http://66.213.69.5/files/original/589d5a25c957ac91286a150a4bc0f19f.pdf 529046de4203a3dab80d27d8e9e0d7f5 PDF Text Text 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 ... . ' ... !-.; �•• ·Commentary P~g• Friday, July 9, 1999 .a Friday, July II, 1M Announcements·: • Benefit bike run scheduled The Daily Sentinel Will Richardson open up U.Cal's contract? . •• By JIICk Anctenon anct ;Jan Moll., 'Esta6{islid in 1948 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740.9112·2158 • Fax: 992·2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ' ROBERT L WINGETT Publlshar DIANE HILL Controller CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manag., ro,. TINI Sentinel~,.,.,.. ~from ,_.,.on • bnMd,.,.ottopIN. Shott ,.,.,_ (3IJO WOf"d. or ,._) h•w rM I>Ht ch.nce of Mlng pubi~M«J. ,..l'w'Nd MVJ•II m.y h #HIIted. &cit •ltould lrrf:fu* • el.,.tu,.., atltkeM, •ml dayflm. phoM numHr. Spw:lfy a dm H ,.,.. •• • ' ,.~ to • , . . v1ow llrllcl• 01/.tfw. Jh/1 to: U,...,. to tiN «11101'. Th• ~ntinel, 111 Coutt St., Pom«oy, Ohio .f5789; or, FAX to 740-1192-2157. ""*' ,.,.. .,.. ' :, Are we co nfl. dent, • d Or OVerCOn f I en t ly 30 from the General Accountin& Office, 61 from inside DOE and more than a dozen reports More than a month from various panels •. have warned of security after Energy Secretary Bill problems. All have prOduced the same result: Richardson ordered secu· nothing. rity tightened at our "We intend to keep the pressure on ~E and nuclear labora!ories, the labs to end the spin and correct this intolera· things are getting back to ble situation once and for all," said Rep. Thomas business-as-usual. Bliley, R·Va. "I will fight for legislation that will Two weeks ago, as hold the department and its contractors more pressure mounted on the accountable." administration to do something in the wake of Strong words from the man whom Congress massive security breaches at the laboratories, has entrusted to find a fix for the security lapses. Richardson announced a second security "stand- For those words to mean something, Bliley must down" at Lawrence Livermore, Los Alamos and . , do two things: First, he has to force the University. Sand.a National Laboratories. The two--day shut· of California to compete for its lab-management down meant no regular work, giving lab employ· contract .. something it hasn't done in 50 years. ees the chance to review how they handle sensi· Then he has to real1ze that security problems tive classifled mforrnation. ' ' will only get solved when there is punishment for So what happened durmg the stand<jown? poor performance. Last year, the University of According to an Energy Department press Califdrnia re,ceived a $10 million year-end bonus re lease, lab managers were to review the ."histor· for its effortS, despite widespread evidence that ical problems of,the lab culture's resistance ... that lab security was abysmal. are revealed m the...(Cox and Rudman) reports" • and ensure that lab employees understood the recent flurry of ., reforms .• nlor• so in ~~~~urity 4 :.:.Letter to the ed ··to·r :- . . ·: p.' eo·n/e hOld 111., lraedom Cheap ,- • 1 just fimshed readmg USA Weekend's so-called s~ientific poll of 1,005 .• . :people (yada, yada, yada),; You know; ·1 JUSt wonder how many people 1 :know or are from around this area were polled. There's an old saying, "l'•g· vres don't he, but liars do figure." It says in the poll that 52 percent of the . ·pt,ople favor modifying or ellmiOating the 2nd Amendment, the right to keep . and 'bear arms. 1 guess that's why 32 states have "shall issue" ~rmits for : people 10 carry contealed handguns. 1 guess that's why the House and Sen· ; l!le changed in 1994 (although the Republic""' haven"! done much for the • ·gun owners). 1 guess that's why a large part of the Brady Law was shot down • 10 the Supreme Court There ar~ 20,000 gun laws throughout the_'United 'states 1 wonder If the USA Weekend told their "pollees" about the gun laws? ~ • • " • You know it's ,rather scary though how. many people are willing to give • 4 p'frcedoms thinking they might be a l•ttle safer. " ' ' . : , The one that sca·red me the most 1s 29 percent of these 1,005 people said • . it was all hght to strip search school kids Kinda makes yQu wonder what th~ , • real motive is in these people's mmds. \ lion. Although the contract r:uns thro~gh ~002, Richardson would have to not1fy the umvers•ty at the end of neKI year 1f he intends to compete the contract. . , PENTAGON P<?RK ·· The Air Force mar soon have some a1rpla~es they say they don 1 want. courtesy of the M1ssoun congressiOnal del· egation. . . _· The plan was hatched '" a m1d-June meetmg between aides from R~J~U~~~~~~~~.c~:::~~~~~: "Kit" Bond's office . an~ their ,c staffers for Democrat Dick Gephardt lican Jim Talent. 'll)e discussion centered on how to get mo'n_i~.... to build four F·ISs. Although the producuon 1me· will still close temporarily at the e~d of the the purchase could speed reopemng. The line employs more than -7,000 people. "'J!lere is no requ•_rement for these planes by the Air Force," says A1r ~orce spokeswoman Glon~ K~!es. "It's a super a~rcraft, but there are other pnont..es. If we get ihese, we Will have to co~e Roush reunion planned 1 Descendants of Leonard and Susan Roush will have their reunion Sun· day, noon at Star Mill Park in Racine. Bring covered dish and dessert. Civil War author to speak Lester Horwitz, author of The Longest Raid of the <:;ivil War, about Morgan's Civil War raid, will be at the Pomeroy Public Library Saturday, July 17 at 10 a.m. to present a shor11ecture about his book. Signed copies will be available for sale. Mr. Horwitz recently received confirmation that his book has been nominated for the Pulitzer Prize in history. Eastern School Board meeting slated · The Eastern Local Board of Educ!ltion will hold a special meeting Monday, 5 P·l"!'· at the admmistrative office in Tuppers Plains to consider personnel matters. Immunization clinic I . . On the morning of the first day, thing~ went relatively according to plan. Each of the lab directors gave their employees " a half-hour THANKS speech, followed by a three-hour presentation on counterintelligence -by "a former FBI employee. EVERYTHI~ But the diligence apparently ended there. After lunch, employ· ees were to watch two half-hour safety vidr.os, But according to several sources at Los Alamos and Lawrence Livermore, many of the people who were supposed to be providing a good example .. the R~ADMV managers •. were nowhere to be • found. Not surprisingly, few of the rank-and-file watched the videos. One source put the number of ~o· '· pie in his sector who watched the videos at 25 percent. • "Management's "!'Sponse was typical of the arrogance and pre· vaillng lab culture of defiance, at / least from where I sat," one Liver· more staffer told us . , stohtercrus• ••• But Livermore spokesman Jeff I.,L~---,'..::.__··~~------------.,.---~...:._..,....;--~.;......----'--_::!l "~'-;--__J Garberson dispute~ that assessment and,. says the lab took the two-day standdow.n "I don't sec how exactly we can change the lab up with mo~n from somewhere else.," ·' 'very seriously." culture thai (Rudman) referred to in lhe report, if That somewhere else could be the budget for Even the cntics say that the latest stqppage the contractor is the s~me, the management's the the next·gener,ation F-22 fighter. D~veloping the was treated more seriously than similar ep1sodes same, the employees are the same," said Rep. F-22 has taken on new importance with the recent ·in the past. But they hold little hope that the Ron Klink, D-Pa. · sale of F-16 source codes to the United Arab Emi· reforms will have long-lasting impact. "The pres· · AI first glance, Richardson sccms1ikelllerignt rates. Without exclusive knowledge of the codes, sure this time is a little more intense," one lab man to o~n ~p the management contract to out· the United States won 'I regain their technologJcal employee' told us. ~'(But) a lot of people are say· side bidding. As a Democratic,congressman, from edge until the first F-22s are in the sky, ii1g this wil.J go away when the presidential elec· New Mexico earlier this decade, Richardson A staffer for Rep. Talent disputed Kales' state· tion JS over and Richardson leaves." ·. called on then-Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary to men!, telling us the Pentagon requested the planes History seems to support that ass~ssment. do just' that. She refused. because it fears the 1';·22 won't be ready on lime. ,: More than 100 reports jn the last 20 years ··flear; Now that he h3S' O'Leary's job, however, Copyrtght1wt, United Feoturo Syn<tleatt,lnc. 1, 1 · ' • • Tlie Big Bend Farrn Antiques Club will _meet Monday, 7:30p.m. at the • · Meigs OJunty Fairgrounds. Teen sentenced for setting hospital fire DAD! SON OF d k Budget surpluses, pr·oJeCtlons an guesswor . By WALTER R. MEARS kind 0 'f tax cuts the Republicans 'Want. shrink federal spendinS, to stay with· tions ass~me that OJngress will hold AP Special Correspondent Clinton and the Republicans agree in limits set by a 1997 bu<iget agree· spending increases within the rate of WASHINGTON (AP) - Watch· that Social Security revenues, which men! between Congress and the inflation through 2009. ing all those forecasts of future budget ) Iecount for 95 percent of tho;' surplus Wh1te House. • _ , ;mat would re_quire _a decade of surpluses roll inward and upward, the anticipated in .the next budget year, Early that year, the prOJeciJon for federal spend10g dJSCIJlllne never seen congressman called it amazing. should be off-limits, not to be tapped 1999 was of a $117 billion budget before. And some sort o( political \'II seems as if every month there by borrowing for general government .deficit. Revenues went up unexpect· consenSus to do it, spanning four con· is a new pro~ction, and I have a feel· spending as has been the pattern in the edly, Clinton and Congress made their gressional and two presidential elec· mg 1f we wait long enough, it will be past. budget deal, and the estimate was Cllt· ti\)ns. . a zillion dollar surplus," said Rep. The Social Security surplus is esti· to $52 billion. The latest estimate is of There are other variables. Wars Vito Fonsella of New York's Staten mated. al $1.9 trillion over the .neKI a $120 billion surplus when tl]is bud· and disasters cost money that can't be Island. , , decade, and both sides say thai should get year ends on Sept. 30. But all of foreseen. The emergency appropria· He is a Republican, and like his be locked away, reducing the national that surplus is in Social Security rev- rion Congress just passed lowers pro· party's leaders, he doesn't want to debt. enues. The budget ~gress sh~pes '' jected surpluses by $40 billion over wait to cut taxes. He told the House That narrows the fiel!l for the cer· with appropriations, each year will the next 11 years, according to the "a big chunk of th1s SO"called sur· tain debate over how to use the rest of still be $4 billion in deficit. OJngressional Budget Officp And plus" should be used for tax cuts.·- .. the surpluses, proJected ~~ about $1 For 2000, the Congressional Bud· there certainly will tk more emer· House GOP leaders want cuts of trillion over the neKI 10 years. The get Office projectS a $14 billion sur· gency appropriations-adesignation about $850 ·billion o,yer the n'ht 10 president and congressional leaders plus, but that comes with a caveat. It that exempts them from the spending years. The House Ways and Means are to meet next ~eek (o talk about happens only if Congress enforces- limits- during the next 10 years C:Ommi!)C~ will start drafting a tax cut the budget and the projected surplus· and Ointon si~- cuts in domestic Everything ~dds up to substantial bill next \>ie~k. . es. . . _ programs to_ a~Jde by the 1997 caJ':S. s~rpluses well ,mto ,the new century, , But P~1dent 010ton_has other Projections are the key, to all of !hose hm1ts ~ueezc; spend10g wtth less cef!3~nty_ about how much, · pia~, for mcre¥"d spending on ~- this. Nobody doubts that there are opllons even more IJ~htly 10 2001 an? for all the prOJ~CtJons that spelt ~ut cation, the environment, new retire· going to be surpluses, but the detailed 2002, when they eKpue. The assump·· totals long m advance. . ment tax breaks, p~escription drug estimates stretching out for the next lion that they ~ill hold is .ashaky om:,.1 _Ther~ is ·one political cer!amly · benefits under Med1care .and other 15 years can oply be educated guess· at be~t, partJcularly w1th defen~e Oonton and m~t of the members ,of programs. He has a more hmJted, tar· work. spendmg headed up and a commit· Congress de~a~mg what to do w1th ge~ed taK cu~ plan; and while he srud The n'umbCrs assume uninterrupt· menl ~!ready rna~~. to put more the money Will be long out of office he d constde~ ~ther ,pwposa]s, ed Ccortomic growth over the next money mto road bwldmg. _ before ~he proJeCtiOns come due and Democrats are &aymg he d veto the decade, and political decisions that Beyond that. the surplus proJec· prove nght or wrong. More t•Ime In . th e s ky .th an on th e .g rou nd . A sizable chunk of the people polled were w~men, probably these SO· :called (here's the latest. bu~rd) :·~occer moms." Well, soccer moms, . maybe you sho~ld take a look m the m1 rror. You are a large part·of the prob' : l~m . Maybe if you would know what your kids are doing, who they are run· • ning with, and lay down the law, there wqjlldn 't be near the problems. So By Jan Shoalee Among the profiles of pixel pushers, code ; ~uit blaming something on someone else. · , . -: monkeys and amazing algorithm aces that pre· : I had to laugh at the statempnt "stressed-out teens." Stressed out from dictably fill the pages of \\(ired magazine month : what? Not getting en<;>ugh play prettJes? Not gelling the latest fashion? Not after month, there was m the late~t issue an article • ,getting a car on your 16th birthday? Not the right look? I don't think it's about flying. ''stressed-out" but "spoiled rotten" or "Ritalin-loaded." Apparently many among our new class of I know 1"11 irntate some people with this letter, but maybe it ~-n get peo· entrepreneurs spend more time in the sky than on : pi~ thinking the ground One Net design consultant logs over : ; P.S. According to a survey of regiStered voters, Lawrence e.search, 150,000 mile& a year. There are also oodles of • 1998: 85 percent of Americans believe people should have the ight to use "200 day " people, in the air at least 200 days out : firearms for defense in their homes; 64 percent favor law-abJding citizens to carry firearms for personal protection outside their homes; 72 percent favor of the year. Hank Nothhaft, chair of Olncentric • stiffer sentences for criminals who use a gun m cnme rather than more gun Network, achieved a lifetime total of 3 million miles with American Airlines, Most impressively, • laws. Evan Orenstein, an executive vice president at • Lowell W. Rogers • Razorfish, a "hot Web design and consulting New Haven, W.Va • ' firm/' has seen "Waking Ned Devine" "at least five times" in-flight I managed to half-watch it myself once on an By The Associated Prn~ . airplane, but such a claim is pathetic. Bad roman· Today is Friday, July 9, the !90th day of 1999 There are 175 days left m tic comedies and movies featuring whimsical : the year. Irish (or Scottish) scamps, seen tirequently, are • • Today's Highlight in History: now prime jet-lag indicators. : On July 9, 1896, William Jenmngs Bryan caused a sensation at the But to see them only once (or half-once, as I : Democratic national convenllon in Chicago with his "cross of gold" speech did) marks you as a Luddite, hitchhiking the : denouncing supporters of the gold standard (Bryan went on to win the wrong way down the information highway. · party's nomination.) · It IS iromc, in an age when everything reeks of On th1s date: irony, that the World Wide Web ·· that digital · In 1540, England's King Henry VIII had his 6-month-old marriage to his domain wherein all products, entertainments and . fourth wife. Anne of Cleves, annulled. information come crawling to you, like slave ·girls • In 1776, the Declaration of Independence was read aloud to Gen. George to a pasha •• has created a boom 1n air travel, ; Washington's troops in New York. . .- ---Today In History--- · arguably the worst aspect of the so-called "real world" today. "Occupancy rates are higher than ever," Wired noted, "and demand for first· and business-class size seats ' is... feverish .... " At one point videpconferenc· ing was supposed to cut into air travel, but apparently videoconferencing just doesn't cut it. No, to close the deal, you've got to hop on the red-eye to Helsinki, fly for 57 hours straight, hop off, grab a latte l!(ith your conferee, close the deal, then fly back. Naturally, these "hyperfliers" complain a lot: about luggage, terrible food, bad seats, unfair carry-on rules, filthy bathrooms, overcrowding. But for all their complaining, these "hyper· fliers" seem to enjoy their status as savvy zorn· bies. "Ask for cheese," advises Judy Balint of ETrade. "It's the only food the airlines can't ruin." Do you know which plane, a DC-10 or 757, offers more leg room? The hyperfliers do. They know the difference between GSO and BOS, between SI'O and LAX. Unllss they "re upgraded, they never fly First Class·· too wussy. Still, these high rollers ,have been targeted by the airlines. They get drive-up windows to pur· chase tickets, over-decorated lounges with video games and DVD players, drinks with umbrellas. I ' . Despite their macho attitudes, the hyperfliers arc bound to get spoiled. And others are turning to private jets ·• more affordable now, because they can be time -shared ~y scvera,l corpo\at10ns But the final option, according to Wired, is staying at home. These are the new "stationary elite •• those who use their power to stay put." The older executives are tired of jetting all over the world; now they make thelf young assistants do that sort of work for them. And, of course, if you're powerful enough, the young and eager will come to you, so jet-lagged that you can have your will with them. • Well, I don't know. It seems a long way to go to get where you started from On the other hand, air travel is the worst it's ever been. The passen· gers are gettmg surly, and the fl•ght attendants all seem to be on the verge of a nervous breakdown If you can get away with it, why not stay home? Hey, that's what I do! Alii need now is a corpo· ration to back me up, or at least some kmd of IPO for a Web-based content delivery system I'll just sit on the couch with my remote control, and wait for the disheveled youngs!Pfs to show up, all red-eyed and woozy, with their4\ow charts and business plans. All I have to do is keep some peanuts on hand •• every fl1er is a fool for a peanut •· some furru· lure (with ample legroom) next to " WJlldow, a stack of Hugh Grant videos and some cheese It's a done deal. StatiOnary elitism, here I come' Copyrlghl1wt NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN . . r \ Big Bend Farm Antiques Club FOR ALMOST-- UPS ., The Meigs County Health Department will offer an immunization clin· ic Tuesday, 9-11 a.m. and 1·3 p.m. at the Meigs 'Multipurpose Cen\er, Pomefll~· Every child must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian with copy of immunization record. For more Information cldl the health department at 992--6626. • • By JOHN CUNNIFF AP. Bualnass Analyst '. NEW YORK (AP)- Liste n closely and you can hear it; a hum in the air '·tl• that's calleu conf1dence. . «;:onsumers are confident. Incomes are rising in real terms - inflation adjusted. that 1s Executive conf1dence also is ri.Fing, as measured by the lat. 'eSt Conference Board survey. Lenders are confident; borrowers too. ' : • Nothing wrong with this. Confidence is written throughout the history of "'"h • II f the nation. And toda(s boom has a lot to I I ere S a p0 0 do with hi·tech entrepreneurs being con· . students by KPMG, fident that they can take eKtreme nsks_ a mammoth and create miracles. _ _ . , The· qu!'shon, 1f there IS one, IS when accounting and confidence becomes excessive, and financial informa- therefore foolhardy. Nobody, not even tlon enterprise To the very careful Federal Reserve Board • of Governors can say. There IS no one quote Its report Of measure of overco(fidence. findings: "A stag- There are, however, various indicators ' • of overconfidence, and some of them geflng 77 per Cent could be flas~Jing signals, if only we'd of students believe pay att~ntioq_, : . - : h 'II b · There's a poll of students by KPMG, a ey ~I ecome mammoth accounting and financial ' millionaires." mformatio~ enterprise. To quote its . ,. ' report of findings: "A staggenng 77 ~r _cent of students believe they )"ill become milliona1res. ·; • Never mind that they also indicated a visit by aliens 1s tw1ce '\'likely as :another Great Depression. They could have been kiddmg. Just consider that . not long ago most students were worned about getting a job. : You don't have to search to fmd overconfidence in the marketplace. Not :when you see spenders lowering the nation's savmgs rate to below ze~tl in • spite of those rismg incomes. And planning to borrow more. : : And then, as is becoming in~:reasingly evident, putting a good deal of that :·money into the stock market in hopes of earning 50 percent or 100 percent :in - no, not a year- but m· a few weeks if not days. : You can interpret overconfidence from other actions too. In Social Secu· ;rity, for instance, where all the published fears of the retirement fund going ::broke are met by smaller and smaller savings for the future. ~. Perhaps it's a consequence of growth in what some now call the "nanny ; ·state,"inwhJch,havenofear,thegovernmentprovidesaiLBelievingthat : might be, as a moment's analysis suggests, the greatest risk of all. ': . ' You can read about overconfidence,in books being publisl),ed, such as one :looking forward to 100,000 points on the Dow Jones average. And hear it in :ads suggesting everyone's getting rich, "what about you?" · . : ~ You ca~ listen to it· i~ th~ statements of the new ~urus, who tell you that · • •\he futur~, JS_ where reality JS .to be found or, to put 11 another way, that the : ~ast- and all•ts lessons no l~nger _count. . . ' . : , And m Jts broad~st mamfestatwn, you can sense Jt 10 t~e eXMCiatJon that •: the current econom•c expanswn, now the longest peacetJm~ e,.Pa~swn on , :..record, can go.on for years more- and, yes, forever : t th~ The Meigs County Bikers Association, All Riders Club and Athens Hog Oub, in cooperation with Vaughan's Supermarket, will hold a bene· fit bike run on Saturday to benefit Jeremy Rowe, who was burned in a Welding accident at Meigs High School. Sign in for the run will begin at 11 a.m. and the.last bike will leave at noon. The last card will be drawn at5 p.m. The cost is $5;per person, and music will be by Blind Side. There will be awards given and fundraisers · held, with all proceeds to benefit Rowe. ·~chardson has conststently Sidestepped the ques· ' . AKRON (AP)- A teen-ager who volunteer work at the hospital, brought said she .,xi a friend set fires at Akron aa:elerants 10 !he facility. They set bedOty Hospital for "a couple minutes of sheets, blankets, recycling contain9s fun"wassentenced to two years injuve- and trash oogs on tire, police said. < nile detennon. · There were no injuries from the fiii!S, Tracy Earlenbaugb, 15,_of FJiet. was ' which did not interrupt hospital service. , sentenced Thursday after she enlered a "tmade a huge mistake. It was noth· ' pleaofadmissiontofouroountsofJUVe· ingmorethanacouplerninutesoffun. lt nile delinquency by reason of aggravat· was the dumbest thing I've ever done," ell arson in Summit County juvenile Earlenoough told Chief Juvenile OJurt Court on June 30. • Magistrate Maria Kostoff before she Michelle R. Rigg;, 14, of Springfield was sentenced . Township, who also pleaded guilty to Kostoff denied a request -for house the same cha!ges, was expected to be arrest for Earlenbaugh, pointing out that sentenced today. it was rnoR}"than one fire and "extreme Police said the two ~ who did d&.lstation could have oocurred" Death Notices James Robert Cliff Cook Services for James Robert Oitr Coole, 18, Gallipolis, who died Wednes· day, July 7, 1999, will be I p.m. Saturday in the Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason, W.Va., with Pastor Rob Ervin officiating. Burial will 1Je in the, Reyn?lds S:Cmetery, Addison. Friends may call at the f•meral home from 6· 9 tomght. The Daily Sentinel ' .. (USPSllJ-060) Community Newsp•~r Holdlnp.lnc. Pubhshed every afternoon, Monday through Fnday, Ill Court Sl, Pomeroy, Oh1n, by Ute State wants to drop three schools from voucher program· CLEVELAND (AP) - State Superintendent Susan Tave Zelman wants to drop three private schools from Ohio's tuition voucher pro· gram for having potentially unsafe buildings. ·· Zelman ordered her department Thursday to begin immediate pro· ceedings against the Islamic Acad· emy School of Arts and Scien~es, the Golden Christian Academy and the Islamic School of the Oasis. She said inspectors found the schools' buildings were in "unac· ceptable condition." Zelman also asked for an ~udit ofthe' 1slamicAcademy'sbooks. "It is my intent to ensur.e vouch· er students no longer be permitted to attend these schools," Zelman said in a statement released late Thursday. · Islamic academy Board Chair· man Gerald C. Henley said he planned to appeal the order. ;: "Well; my only comment would be that that's kmd of sad," he said. "That's a sad way to dCJll with peopie who are trying to educate chil· dren. It's a bigger blow to the community than it is to the directors of the school." Messages seeking comment were left early this morning at the two other schools. ' ' Tlie Ohio Department of Educa· schools this week after The Plain Dealer reported last week that a loophole in the voucher law had allowed the schools to collect more than $1 million 'i n public money. Th~ ·voucher program provides tax-funded scholarships to low· income pupilS. in Cleveland so they can attend pnvate sch"Ools, includ· ing religious schools. Most of the 59 nonpubhc schools that receive tuition vouchers have already met state regulations. After inspectio11s Wednesday, depanment officials gave passing grades to two of those nonchar· tered schools, the Hanna Pe•kins School and the Cleveland Coinmu· nity Islamic School. ' , Hanna Perkins School already is • licensed by the Ohio Depar1ment of.Hu!Dan Services to proy1de spe· ciak education services, inspectors reponed. The Cleveland Community Islamic School has nearly comple!· ed a chaner application, they said. The Plam 'Dealer reported that the Islamic Academy was in a 110, year-old building· with no fire alarrn, no sprinkler system, broken windows and lead paint flaking from the walls. The newspaper also said the school gave no state proficiency exams and had a mostly unlicensed ' Da1ly................................. ..... 35 Cents Sllbscribers not desmng to pay the earner may remit in advance d1rec:t to The Da1ly Senunel on a three, sax or 12 •month bUJs Credat w1\l be grven carrier each week No subscriphon, by ,mill perlilmed m areas where home cahaer kl"v•ce 15 avaalab le Pubhsber resci'\'CS the nghlto adJUSI rates during the subscnpiiOfl penod Subscnpuon rate changes may be tmplemented by changmg th ... duration of the subscriptiOn. 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We invite you to: OPEN HOUSE Saturday, July 10 11 AM·2 PM We welcome you to stop by Dan~ for refreshments and to wish Dan & Pat a · "HAPPY.RETIREMENT" Cloudy .. T..torn. -·~~ Rain Fio.lrrM8 Snow P Break from muggy weather predicte.d for the w~ekend By The Associated Press Ohioans will get a break frilm the hot and muggy weather over the week· end, 'forecasters sa1d. Oioler'air willl)love into th~ state ,and high temperatUres Saturday arid Sunday will be in'the mid·70s to low 80S, th~ NatJonal Weather Service said. Showers and thunderstorms, some poSSibly :;evere, Will spread aru:oss the .• state tonight, the NWS said, with most ending by m1dmght. • " -Wi~ds. will shift to northerly on Saturday and a high pressure system '' · will build into the reg1on. That should provide sunny skies and cool temperatures. The record-high temperature for this date at the OJiumbus weather sla· lion was 105 degrees in 1936 wh1le the record low was 49 in 1963. Sun· set tonight w•ll be at 9:03 p.m. and sunrise Saturday at (\:12 a.m. Weather forecast: Tomght...Jncreasmg cloudiness With a cha\\ce of a snower or thunder· storm late. Breezy. Lows in the lowt:r 70s. Southwest wind 15 to 20 mph. Cbance of rain 30 percent. Saturday... Mostly clo!Jdy w1th showers and thu~derstorms likely. Breezy. Highs ill th~ mid 80S. Chance of rain 60 percent. , '· · Saturday night ... Becoming clear. Lows 60 to 65. · Exlended forecast: Sunday... Partly cloudy, Highs in the 80S. Monday... Mostly clear. Lows Jiear~iiii:iiiiiiii!~i!!!~ Tuesday.•. Panly "cloudy. Lows 1 1 "ear 60 and highs 10 the !Di<l 80s. IPRitlG'IAIUi CIII EMI' _ (JI'H<Jol~·<l •·r~J'•'"'''' ,,., 446·45 24 ' (FRI719·TUES 7/13199 101 OFFICI Will OPEN AT 6:30 PM · lOR IVINIIIG SHOWS, '12:30 PM lOR SAT & SUN MATINIIS Stocks Am Ele !lower.......................36'/,; Akzo ...................................... 42 11• AmrTech ...............................71'1. 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Shoney's ........;........................ 2'/, wendy's ..............................29,,1. Worthlngton·.........................15'1o " . 3:02p.m., Sycamore Street, Mid· dleport, Clayto)l Stone: Holzer Med· ical Center, Middleport squad ~sist· ed; ' 6:29 p.m., Beel:h Street, Middle· poll, Wanda Patterson, treated at the scene; '· ', , · , 9:49p.m., Wolfe Dnve; Pomerox. Ivan 'Biumenauber, HMC, Pomeroy squall assisted. -DAN'S 290 N. 2nd C1- _,. -~ Stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. quotes provided by Adveet of Gallipolis. , , , Meigs EMS logs 5 calls Units of the Meigs a;unty Emer· gency Medicai'Service recorded five postage pa1d at Pomeroy, Oha.o calls for assistance Thursday. Units '' Manbcr: The Assoc1atod Pre~ and the Oh10 . Newspaper AAociation responding included: Podmufer: Send addre" corred•om to The CENTRAL DISPATCH Dally Scnt1nel, 111 Court St, Pomeroy, Oh1o 5:08 a.m., Hudson Street, Mid-' 45169 SUBSCRIPTION ~TES dleport, Troy Tudd, Veterans Memo· liy Carrier or Motor Route .< • rial Hospiral; One \\leek ................................ S2 00 One; Month •.......... · ············~· S8 70 8:27 a.m., South Second Avenue, One Year•• : ...•. :./o .................... $'104 00 Middleport, Mary Neutzling. VMH; • SINGLE COPY PRICE Saturday, July 10 Troy A. Todd, 240 Hudson Sc., Middleport, died Thursday morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy. Arrangements will be annoynced later by Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy. wou)d speak with Hanley, but that access ~0 Air .force' computer Information he did not know what Hanley has to ey JAMES HANNAH the computer system. , say. Hanley did not returri a' tele· Associated Preu Writer · Prosecutors said Liu downloaded phone call Wednesday seeking comDAYTON (AP) - The attorney the passwords without permission, ment. for a Chinese,computer programmer but Alden· argued there was no evi· " 'We're going to gJVe Mr. Hanley found guilty of unauthorized access to dence l.iu eKceeded his access to the the opportunity to talk to us about an Air Force compuier that tracks the computer. whatever he wants !O talk about," combat readiness of aircraft and The computer system contains ,Richter said. weapons says he may appeal. "maintenance and failure-rate informa· The case .against Fabiano and two · Defense attorney Randy Alden tion and is used to determine which corporaii&ns he allegedly controlled said he will review the tria) record to aircraft and weapons are available for was continued last month because see if there is a basis to appeal Thurs- missions and when parts need to be Fabiano refused to be interviewed day's conviction of Steven l.iu. replaced. The data is not classified. by the investigators. The federal cour1 jufY deliberated "It's not top secret. But it's an George Voinovich had been for less than an bour _before convict· .. imponant Air Force system," assis· ' accused of approving a plan to usc a ing l.iu of two misdemeanor counts of · 'tant U.S. Attorney Richard Chema middleman to conceal the source of intentionally accessing a compuier .told the jury in his closing statement. $60,poo transferred from his 1994 without authorization. • · Prosecutor-S said Liu told investi· re-election campaign treasury to l.iu, 25, showed no )"eaction as the gators he downloaded the file, first Paul Voinovich and Fabiano for verdicts were read. .:, · out of curiosity and then to "own" the campaign work allegedly petiorrned "He's obviously extremely disap- file. by a former union official. pointed," Alden said of Liu. , Ronald Labby, wh.o, testified for :Vin~en! Pa~ichi, George Liu faces up to two years in prison the defense as a COJl!puter security VomOVJCh s campa•gn treasurer, told but could be plaCed on probation. A expert, said the file used to copy pass· a U.S. Justice Department lawyer · sentencing date was not immediately words did not have a ",}rapper" to investigating another matter that set.. · · restrict its use and was available to George Voinovich had approved the Liu a Chinese national who 11ny,one usjng the ~ystem. '.. transfer·during a meeting ,with Paul worked for 'a U.S. military contractor Labby, a senior analyst at Tandem Voinovich, according to " federal 10 Dayton in 1996 pleaded guilty to COmputers, . of Cupertino, Calif., court records. But Panichi later said the ch\lf8es last y;... but then with· helped the Air Force and FBI inv.Sti· he wasn't specific enough about drew the plea. gate Liu. He s_8id investigators found what he knew for certain and what Liu !\vice downloaded passwords no evidence that Liu used the pass: he only as:'um~d. .. • fro'? the computer database near words to alter any files in the ~ystem. '} Th~ Vomov1ch brothers both sa1d Wr1ght-Patterson Air Force Base. ·: they dtd not remember such a meet· There waS no evidence that l.iu used ing laking place. the p~ords to gain wider acc~ss to Oh1o Valley Publishing Company. Scc;ond clw Ohio weather Troy A. Todd I ' t• · t t0 , h ear 1nves Jga tors wan from lobbyist's lawyer ~hl~s~;:dp~~g;~;;;;;~ ~~~ty of.una~thor;~ed By JOHN McCARTHY. Asaoclated Prase Writer COLUMBUS (AP)- Investiga· tors for the Ohio Elections Commis· sion want to hear from a lawyer for ' a former Statehouse lobbyiSt wbo allegedly ha<f..tloancial ties to U.S. Sen. George Voinovich's brother. Philip Richler, the commission's executive director and attorney, said Wednesday that he would continue the pane!.'s investigation of Anthony ' Fabiano until he and special investi· gator Roger Makley hear from Fabi· ano's lawyer, Patrick Hanley of 1 Covington, Ky. The commission ruled last month lhat it did not have enough evidence to proceed against Voinovich and his brother, Paul.- and it dropped their cases. The case emerged from Gebrge Voinovich's 1994 re-election campaign ' for governor. He was elected to the u.s. Senate on Nov. 3, one day after.,allegations' of money , laundering in the 1994 campaign surfaced. The commission this morning agreed to a request from Hanley to delay ,today's hearing until the lawyer can meet with Richter and the special investigator. A new date was not set. . Richter " sa,1d he and Makley The Dally Sentinel • Page 3 .Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio . July ~~~Joer'~~ ll:30PM ~ ,- TARZAN .::: 7< , :; I:00, 8:11, 5:05, 7~ 9:!0 ~ SiaJJr! Ire ms oliJiY G>lv.jn M11111! il1Mf llcsi! Dtlml,Glenn CltGe, Wayne !n'll.IJe• DLm~ Nigell'awl>ome Blilo1ilessol I Lm llelndsen . July. ~ 2, 1999.,-Skin Testing · 4:30-6:30 PM 100111,_ llilllll', (R) 2:110,.4:00, B:oo, ••~m~ 11:15, 111:10 July 14, 1999-Skin Test Reading· 4:30-5:30 PM No One Under 17 Mnltt!cl W"rthou1 Their PaJelll (Comedy!~ Cloooey, Mn11e llliloJ.Isaac Hayes TUPPERS PLAINS FIRE STATION July 19, 1999- Skin Testing · 4:30·6:30 PM · ·July 21, 1999-Sktn Test Read1ng · 4:30-5:30 PM r· ~ REEDSVILLE FIRE STA~IO~ July 26, 1999-Skin Testing · 4:30-6:30 PM July 28, 1999-Skin test Reading · 4:39-5:30 PM CHESTER FIRE STATION August 2, 1999-Skin Testing · 4:30·6:30 PM ,A.ugust 4, 1999-Skin Test Reading • 4:30-5:30 PM August 3, 1999- Extended Office Hours 8:00 AM-12:00 Noon and 1:DO PM-7:00PM ~ (llontl)llnn.~~.ldtn . WiMiy ~ Pal u.,xr.,11100 IMI1\ lilll!ll"f''l 11111.ul ~ 1:15,1:50, 8:JO, 8:05 (Dolml) .1oM T~~ MadeEile SteM,JaJoos Cronr.e!, Tdy HJJioo &JaJoos Wrx>Js 11M WARS """ 1:30,4:20,7:15 (Sci.fi) liam Nooson, Ewan l.l>l1egor Na!alie POllman • DADDY "''l 8:15, Ul, ID:II5 August 1o, 1999-Extended Office Hours · 8:00 AM-12:00 Noon and 1:00 PM· 7:00 PM August 24, 1999-Extended Office Hours 8 :00 AM-12 :00 Noon and 1·00 PM· 7:00 PM PUBLIC WELCOME All Food Handlers, Fire Departments & Auxiliary Members, Churches, Fair Workers, College Students, Businesses, Children Entering Kindergarten MEIGS ~UNTY TUBERCULOSIS OFFICE-992·3722 AIINITrft ROAD ~ I:45, 4:30, 7:00, (Hm) .l!! ~ T~ P®ns Joan c-~~ope Dar!, Sperce' Tl!al Clal\ Mt#UIHI Sllo11111 Evttryd<zy ALL AU $4.00 �=sports The Daily .S entinel · • Friday, July 9, 1999 Hubbard Memorial Little League Tournament quarterfin~ls end · Page4 Friday, July 9, 1999 , Po1 nt Pleasant State Farm Jn suran.:e and Barlow Vincent posted wins Thursday night in the annual Bill Hubbard Memorial Little ' League Tournament, completing the 'field for the semi-final .round to be peld tonigl)t at 6:30. Federal Hoc king m eets 'P omeroy's Indian s in the opener. :while ,Point Pleasant State Farm jmeets Barlow Vincent in the finale at ;7:45. Tonight' ~ games will determine 'he combatants for Monday's c hamyionship and consolation games . . ; . Pitching is more than half your ~fcnse at most level s of diamond •~port s. an d 1n . a tournament of Johnson said afler his team lost three of four to the Rockies. It was the 28th time this year a team has scored I 0 or more runs at Coors Field. The first eight runs in the game all scored with' two outs. By JOSH DUBOW AP Sports Writer Mark Grudzielanek had three hits For Chan Ho Park and the Los · and three RBis and Karros hit solo Angeles Dodgers, it didn 't matter homers in the second and ninth how they won a. game. The way innings. "Just to get a win, the way we've things have gone this season. any win will do. been playing," Karros said. "Thank Eric Karros hit two homers and goodness we got this one today. Park drove in two nins to· earn his They ' ve been few and far between." first win since May 26 as the The Dodgers setH 10 men to the Dodgers outlasted the Colorado plate in the first , scoring.five runs as Rockies 11-8 Thursday. seven straight batters reached base " Ho nestly, I don't feel good safely. Brian .Bohanon retired the . because I gave up seven runs ," Park first two batters on just four pitches said. " But .finally I can sleep tonight but couldn't get ariother out wirh his NICE JOB, GREG! -The Cincinnati Reds' Gr~ Young geta ·COil: ' because I won. It's easy to forget the next40 pitches.· · · gratulations from teammate Sean Casey after Young's two-run bad games if I'm winning ." . Gary Sbeffield and Karros both homer In lhe first Inning of Thursday night's Nation111 League game p~rk (5, 7), who had lost his previ - singled, and .Raul Mondesi and against tl)e host St. Louis Cardinals, -who lost 8·5. (AP) ous four starts, won despite allowmg Adrian Beltre each walked, forcing I 0 hns and seven runs m ftve 10 a run. Grudzielanek followed with ·a thrc£-rim double to right-center. innings . His ERA rose to 6.52. In a typical Coors Field game, the Angel Pena reached on third baseDodgers built leads of 5-0 and 10-5 man Shumpen 's error, and Park hit before holding on for jus t their sec- an RBI single, chasi ng Bohanon (9o nd win in II games. 7). who lost his fourth straight start. · "I am JUSt glad to get out .of here " I took a big l~ad and 'made it a of the fifth before the s.:ored four with h win." . manager Davey (See NL on Page 5) small lead," Harnisch .said Thursday runs off Harnisch in the following night after pitching well· enough to two innings . get the win in the.Cincinnati Reds ' 8Harni~~h (9-6) said the big l ~ad 5 victory over :the St. Louis was distracting. · .. Cardi nals. ..; · '.' Having a hig lead didn ' t hel p my' " We ·won the game, a nd that's ali' concentrati on, yllu get a li.n le lazy," that matters," he said. "I didn' t have h~ said. · • TURNS DOUBLE PLAY - Moments after retiring the Minnesota it rig~t away." anything and I knew Jimy Williams." When you play 162 Twins' Crlstlan Guzman at second base, Cleveland second sacker ;.•. The Reds led 6-0. after their half (See REDS on Page 5) Roberto Alomar watches his throw get to first base in time to retire games, sometimes these things hap• pen ., Jacob Jones and record the game-ending double play in Thursday ,. night's American League game in Minneapolis, where the Indians Bobby Witt (5-5) won for just the res. u lt~ ·won 9-2. (AP) By The Associated Press . second time since May I, allowing Jose Canseco found a perfect rem- two runs and seven hits ih 6 ), innings . Here are the results from the Fourth of July weekend races at Kanawha edy for his hitting woes~ a fat pitch Rol!erto Hernandez pitched the ~inth . Valley Dragway in Southside, W.Va . right down the middle. · . . for hts 25th, save tn 28 opportumttes. Drivers will be listed by name, hometown and v.ehit le . Winners are Canseco s homer p~t Tampa Bay listed .first Canseco hit his AL-Ieading '3 l sr homer as the Tampa Devil Rays beat up 2-. 1, but Boston t~ed ti t~ the topof Saturday's races the: 8oston Red Sox 3 _2 Thursd~y the stxth on Troy .0 Leary s RBI stnH~l Street Divilii9n: Roger Jones , Lancaster, · Nova; Doug Keller, night. Canseco broke .a 1-for- 23 . ~le.,. Wade 8oggs doubled later tn the Ch•lhcothe, 19&8 Must;mg · slump with a 414-foot so.lo ~hot off ~n~ to move w1thtn 22 htts of Junior Dragster Division: Charley Betts II, Hunt.ington, W.Va., MINNEAPOLIS (AP) The ning lwice. . •• 1 Spitzer; 'Tyler French, Middleport, 1995 Spitzer . · Bnan Rose (4-2) m the thtrd tnlung. ' · ·, · . Cleveland .Indians are glad to he B~t on Thursday, the Twins: who "It was a slider · right over • Jhe . In ~ther AL ga~es,. 11 was Modified Division: Charlie Starcher, St. Albans, W.Va., 1962 Falcon; done with the Minnesota Twins . have I0 rookies o n Lheir roster, were middle of the plate,'' Canseco said. Ch1cago 6, Kansas Cny 5, Toront? 1972 Dempn · . . Wayne Adkins, Syracuse, Despite winning nine of 12 ' outmatched by a veteran pitcher in Pro Division: Fred ~isor, Wellston, 1965 Chevelle; Darrell McCain, against the Twin s this season. top form. · · ' " Even as bad as l 'vebeen slumping, II, Balttmore 6, New York 3, Detrou 2, and Cleveland 9,.Mmnesota 2. Oak Hill , 1975 Corvette , · · Cleveland has a lot of respect for the Charles Nagy ( 11·11 ), selected to I co uldn't have missed it" Canseco also scored ;he eventual Blue J~y~ 11, Orioles 6 .. Pure Street Division: Marc French, Middleport, 1971 Caprice; Cherry young Minnesota team . . : the American League All-Star team Toronto hu ~t~ .home~. mcludtng Strawther, Winftl'ld, W.Va., 1969 Nova "1bey remind me a lot of the ball- the previous day, won for the eighth .winning run in the ~ixth on John Quick 8 Division: Neal Vance, West H'lllllin, W. V;1., 1965 Impala; club we had a few years ago ," time in nine decisions and beat the Flaherty's single. Canseco walked two each by Wtlhs Otane~ and ,Tony Wtll Brogan, Charleston, W.Va., 1969 Camaro Cleveland's Jim Thome said after Twins for the ihird time in as many and went to second on a groundout Battsta, and completed tts se~ond Sunday's races · · " · beating the Twins 9-2 Thursday starts this year. He's become the ace before Flaherty's hit put Tampa Bay three-game sweep of Bahtmore m 10 . days. · Junior Dragsler Divisioo: Michael Stowers, Huntington, W.Va., 1999 night. "All their young · players are of an oft-maligned Cleveland starl- ahead 3-2. · The loss was . Boston 's , third Carlos Delgado ·. and· Sh~~~on Spitzer; Amanda Hill , Laurinburg, N .C ., 199S ~SI.ilnton ' coming up at the same time, and ing rotation . , . straight after winning tlje opener of Stewart also homered for the vtstUng •' Modified Division: Steve Willjams, Rutland, 1969 Camaro; Wayne they 've got some veteran guys who "Charlie's the glue that holds this the four-game series. The Devil Rays Blue fays, who have won 10 stratght Adkins, Syracuse, 1972 Demon· · . keep things together. " rotation together," Indians manager Pro Division: Johnny O ' Many, Winfield, Ala., 1963 Corvette·. Jack . The Indians' previous five games Mike Hargrove said. "He's the· one won nine of 13 games against the ov~r th~ Ortoles and took the season senes II - 1.· . . .. : · , Crace, Winton, 1923 T-Bucket with the Twins , were all decided by constant." · Red Sox this season. . · "We. played good here. We just The Blue· Jays beat , . Baltimore >J>ure Street Division: Cherry Strawther, Winfield, W.Va., 1969'Nova· one or tWO' runs, wi'th the T'fins wi.nRich Crosby, Marietta, 1956 Chevrolet ' got beat," said Red Sox manager (See INDIANS on Page 5) National Lea gue roundup '· The Middlepon Yellow Jackets ;will ho j l the Ohio Swarm out of :Columl;ius. Saturday ai Meigs Junior Hi gh School in Middleport. ' Kick-off is 8 p.m. ·· The Jackets are t -2 on the season, w ith a wi r1 over the Louisville Galaxy. The Ga lax y were ranked_ among the top 20 teams in the. A.F.A. ,. American League roundup . ·~ ' : • : : : • : .: , ·; : • I l : .. • •.. Baseball ••• • ! AL staQdings Chic01~0 ~ . .W : • .e •• fit. L : 51 . ...... .. .. .J8 · Toronto ... ,• ... 45 TampaBl)' ....r.:... .. . .l8 ,· Baltimore.. 3-' New York .... BasiOn . 6 14 ,'l; 6.'i 517 ·, .(! .\'7 -4 2 47 A-1 7 ~o ·, ~05 ' Centra l Division : . ClEVELAND . . .. .. 55' !9 Chicago......... ., ......... .4 I ~I Ka~s ~· • Wtst~rn '0 " .17 .560 1{)!1 {1.. .4St'! ' · ~2 I 44 6 7 470 Thursday's scores. Chicago "6. Knn5as City 5 Toronto 'II. BalJimore 5 ··· Tompa . I ~0 • ('f Bay~ . t 'O ' New York .1. Detroit 2 . ·· cLEVELAND 9. I'Vfinncsota 2 •• Two l .w ........... , .. .,.......... 53 9 · 0~ p.m L J3 .. 48 )8 Philadelphia , .................... .45 )8 Montreal . .. ........32 49 Aorida .. .. ............. JO S.'i · Atl:mta .... • .. .47 Houlton ·.:. . .............. ::. ........ .47 .U J7 : Piuaburgh ........................ 42· 42 • St lou is .. . .. ., .... 42 4J . .. .. .. MilwAukee .. "' C hi cago .... .. ... 40 43 .. ...... ::....... W 43 Wrstem Divlsioo · fit. .616 ll8 l' .542 ..195 181•• .J5J 22' ; • • .. • .57) .560 . .500 Ch:Hi one .......... . .. .... S ·Indians~ .. \9 .547 1': 42 44 47 .494 .470 6 .4.J4 II ' • • • .. - .... L 4 5 e.:t. ~ ' 4~~ . ·: l . 21~ " 7 New ·York 8~. ClEVELAND 49 U1.1h 31 . W01 shington 65 S<icranll:'lltn) J Huusmn 6.' 667 . ...... S 8 J 18 2J .... 710 .\ Mimni .................. 5 11 1 NY-,NJ .................... S II 3 IS 21 II 21 9 17 New Eng lnnd ... TampnB:t.} . Milwaukee IAhboll 2-7) at De1roit tS), 5:05p.m. Orlando ill Charlotte, 7:.10 p.m · Houston m PhoeniJI . 8 p.m. . S<iCrilmcnto ol Los Angde~ . JO· \O p.m ·- Saturday;s games Colorado ..... JI Chicago ... ~.. 9 D:lllas............................... 9 Los Angeles . . fl! ...... 9 • Sn nJ o~ ......... .. .. 10 ~ l 19 1 I 25 9 I 7 J JS 21 29 17 1.\ 8 R 14 N J2 25 11:1 I~ · KaJ)Sas Cil y ........ .4 12 I 10 ·17 26 ~OTE .Three l'oints fu! vic1ory. o.ne point ~or sllcoloul w1n and zero pomts for loss. Shooroul ( SOW) is o subsel of wins. . .,. · Sunday's ·games . Football Nallonal Football Leag:u~ ATLANTA FALCONS : Sic:ned S Johndalc Cart y. GREEN BAY PACKERS: St[!m·d CB ~ltlr:l' ~lcKenzic . . MINNESOTA ViKONGS · Sigrrcd DT Jos t' White and LB Terry Rke-Kockel PITTSBURGH STEELERS: S1gned LB Chad Kelso.y.. SEATTLE SEA HAWKS: S1gned DT Denau ld Brow n. LR Sedrick. Clark ancfDT Winfield Garneu . N11.tion,i HO(key l~agu~ ANAHEIM MIGHTY DUCKS: Agreed to tt.•rins wi th .G Dominic RotJssel on a muhiy,car comr::t cl. • CHI.CAGO BLACKHAWKS : Stgned 0 Sieve Passmore to a multiyear contrnct. MONTREAL CANADIENS Agreed 1o a oneyear contract extension WJ ih Michel ThciTien. coach of Quchec of the AHL. 1hrougl1 the 2000·2 001 sea, ·I Saturd~y's gatnes Colorado m DC Umted. 7:30p.m. COLUMBUS at Miaini, 1:30 p.m. New York · New Jersey 111 Chi cago. :i. lO p m. Kansas City at Dnllas. !'! p.m. " wn. SundBy's game · NEW YORK RANGERS : Stgncd. Fleury lo a muhi ye<lr contraL'I. .. Los Angeles m New England. 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Big Bend Cloggers :30 PMPM - Dwight Icenhower of • I Native a de lcecream Served All Wee k -End Antique- Photography FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Rt. 62 North 675-5737 R}an Smith was the winniri~ pll cher with relief (ram Gre11 John>on . Smith fan ned · three anQ 1.alked one in two innings an ~ John;on fanned live and walked si• in three inning:. . They combined fer a tl!. o-hiuer. Watter>on and Lee combi ned in ·'the Fruth lo» . · Action re>umcs t<inight -at 6:30. Ruben Rodriguez. founder and play- high school graduates. plu; each cr with the Yellow Jackets. said. team can onl y ha\e a fc.,. .. pJayer> "The firSt game agamst Louisv ille. wuh mbre th an fi ve ;car' l"<pcncn..:c the fans wo n us the ball game. and of minor league fonthall , . the sec\' nd game they kept our heads Among form er National Fooiball •, •• , ' ' League starts that ' arc mm <>r leag•c up after a to ugh loS>." The Central Ohi o Foo tball .· alumni are former Benga l C<>: League teams c.an o nly hav.e 30 play-, Baco n. fo[m~r . Dolphin > Boh ·c'rs on their ros1cr. and all must be . Kuechenberg and Garu YepremiJn . o~her WNBA games Debbie Blad, had a c.IIW I ·In~h s~v e n steals and ~c,c n .t"t'"' · Cry stal Robinson added 12 points ~ The M y,tit:~. \\ ho lll.:at Nt:\\ Yorio.: and .Vickie Jollll,o n had 1 I point; o n Tuesday. fa il ed 111 an ,mcinpt (or and~ \.-.; rebo und ~ fur New York . · ' their fir st \,Innin g ''r~al.. . \\hi l ~.: th ~ Tht: loss waS the Roc kers' (2-8) ~argest margin in fran chi~ c- hi~ t or~ ,.,·orst defeat of the season. ' gave Utah 1ts fir ... I thrcc~gamc- W1in :· : Starzz 81, Mystics 65 ning strea~ At Washingt on . D.C .. reser,v,e · chamique Hold sd aw had · 13 Wcnay Palmer scor~d 17 points and . poi nts .for Was hm gton. but , he also Adrienne Goodso n added 15 as Utah ' had I i turnovers · wo n it s third straight game with an Monqrchs 74. Comets 63 81-65 victory Thursday night over ,'' At Sacramento. Calif.. Ruthi e Washingt o n. , Bolton- Hollf't eld >eo rcd 20 point> Natal1e ·w illiams. named an All- and the Sacramento Monarch' surStar rcsc n·c·. ~arli er in the day. added . prised the league-leading Ho uston J.4 poinis for Utah and' teammate Comets. - IS in the >ec o ml half - for the L1bcrty. fo rmer . \ '1kmg Bub Tucker and re10ord >etllng kl>.: ker Tom Dempsey ~~ t r-.-'e\' Orlean~ . ' The Jacket; al>o have :.cheduled ih< Washington ~tarJo from \\'"'hin ginn D.C. on Saturday, JUly 17 Th ~ gam< at,o " 'II kick-off at' 8 p.m . at !\lctg> Jumor High School. . ·· • · It" :" ,,nh the '"th lo" 1n !he tor Hou~ton I 11-2). \dn..:h hd, gont: 42~6 over thai sran. The Comet> onh o ther loss this year \\:.1\ 6K-66 .t~atn~t Oflando. · c~ ntllla -(O(l pCr. the league·~ lcaJm!..! ~corer. rnJ . . ~cd all fi\'t~ firsthalf sl;o., and scored two points . She f'ini,, hc d "11h I ) point s .. Tina ThtllllP""' kd the Co~1e~s ~· ith 17 . point ' and Shery l S11onpcs sc~!red I~ . · • Kcdra Holla nd -Co rn fini shed w1th 16 putnl> anLl Yolanda Gnffith had .1'i po mls and .13 rchounds for Sacramento. 1.1'1 l\\n . . c.t .. t ;n, \ .' l.· E~RY BIBBEE - . .... I Da~ Serafini (2- 1) got the win, allowing two runs over five innings in his first . NL start. The Cubs won for only the second tim·e. in eight games . Braves S, Marlins 2 At Atlanta, Kevin Millwood pit<;hed a seven-hitter and Chipper Jone,s homered for the third straight game. Millwood ( 11-4), selected to his first All-Star team on Wednesday, struck out 10 and walked one to win his fifth ~traight stan . _ Brian Jordan · and Ry an Klesko also homered for the Braves, who have won six of their last eight games . . Will. Brian Meadows (6- 10) took the The Mcts bullpen. seco nd best in ' · the NL. allowed two runs and failed loss. , Diamondl)acks 8, Astros 7 (II) to ho ld a lead for startc.r Masato At Phoenix . Man Williams si nYos l11i . The Mcts built a 3-1 lead gled off Brian Williams (0-1 l to ' before Vladim,ir Guerre ro's home drive in Jay Bell in 'Arizona 's tw o- · run nt'f Yo~hi i in the top of the sixth run lith inning to · g1ve the hrn ught the E.<pos wi thin a run . Bobby Aya la (1-5) struck o ut two Diamondbacks a wild win . Houston. which trail ed 5-2 enter. in two scoreless innings and Ugueth ing the eighth, scored twice in the . Urbi na got his 19th save. eighth, then' tied the game in the ~ Cubs 9, Pirates 4 At Pittsburgh , Jose Hernandez ninth on Derek Bell 's double off homered and drove in fou'r runs, and Vladimir Nunez. It was Ari.zona's the Chicago 'cubs roughed up 14th blown _save in 29 chances. Houston scored in the lOth and lith Pittsburgh rookie Kris Benson. Hernandez keyed a fiv e- run third to take tl:le lead, but couldn't hold on. Gregg Olson (4-4), activated from · inning off Benson (6-7) '\vith a three- , · run homer. then added an RBI si ngle the DL earlier in the day, allowed one' in the fifth while ¥oing 3-for-3 with a run in the lith for the win . :It"s the Dealer Behind .The Deal . That Makes The BEAL Dit"Cerence! 1995. LINCOLN TOWN .CAR 1,95 CHRYSLER LHS Signature Series, V8, Climate Control, All Power, Leather 3.5L,.Y6, Aulo, A1r Cond., AM/~.M Cass., Ttlt, Crytse . All Power 89,490 ..--.: Reduced to 817,900 .' . s&:sso 1993 FORD. PROBE 1995 CHEVY 2.5L,V&;d;~;d . 4 DR , 3.1L, vs. Auto, Air 'c ond ., Tilt, Cruise, Power Sale Priced 89,490 Power walk .~ ·July 10 & 11 lQ:OO AM - Dewey Taylor ' gle: Jo hnson t"'o singles ; Greg Gillilan two singl es. Adam Canada£ ·and R>art Smuh s mgles; Welsh ~~~ singl e:.. and Josh Long a double. : (Contin~ed from P_age 4) " It was a toug h start and an uphill battle all day.': Rockies manager Jim .• • Leyland said. "Starting pitching dietatcs everything, and today our starting pitching wasn 't very good. " Jeff Shaw pitched the ninth for his 19th save. ·:. · In 01her games it was, Montreal4, :Zhe Ne ~ , York Mets 3; the Chicago ~ubs 9 , Pinst..urgh 4 ; Atlanta 5, ·; Aorida 2; and Arizona 8. Houston 7 'ljj, I I innings. · •"· Expos 4 Mets 3 +. 1 • f', At New York . Shane Andrews' p1nch-hit s·acrifice tl y off Dennis Cook (7 ·2) in the eighth inning lifted' the Montreal to a come-from-behind Tbeo In Celebration, I}ISH Network Is giving you a 7- 11-4). 7·05 p.m .Eagles RW ER DAYS · (lno mp ~on " Hockey Thursday',s score Tampa Bay 1. Sm1 Jose I Nalioru.l LtafCue -CHICAGO CUDS: Sig~ d C JeiT Reed NEW YORK METS: Opt10ned RHP Ol't<tvio Dotd to Norfolk of the lmernn tio nal League Reeall{'d INF Mike Kinkade from Nrufnlk . , S'AN DIEGO PADRES: l\cq_u1red RHP Isabel Girofl from the Toronto Blue la)'s for SS Juan Melo .\ .~ .'1 2H :!S More Americans chose DISH Network over ANY other Satellite or Cabl~ TV ·company. Toromo (Hemgen 6-6) ar Montreal (Hennmrson J. 7), 7:05 p.m · Baltimore (Mussi na l0-4) at ~~~ l ~elphia (Byrd Your ·J919/ Dues Are ow Due B 26 Western Confereiu:e Tonight's games Washington at Detroit, I p.m. Chfll'lc.ue at CLEVELAND, 7 p.m. Utah qt Orlando. 7:30 p,m. Eastern Conference :fum ft I SOWPts !if J;A g~~ii~tBUS ·:: ..... ... 12 6 .\ 3o .l 6 26 II 6 5 2J 21 17 lill (Morga n 9- 6) at San D1ego (A shby 8-4). t L---------~~:.~------:.:.~~:.~~~~::_:~::----..J ,. b . 2 2 :NL games ... . \ *After Rebate • •• 1" 846 ~ 692 ~ ·692 :'i 54~ . · Baseball , •. Point Plea> ant Fruth\ ~a rn e back to tighten the score at 5-3 in the third. With two outs Seth Beckner. Garren Watterson. Ju stin Sayre. Justin Smith and Derek Nt.,..ell all walked and Justin Lee reached on an error. That ·was 'as c lose "' 11 got as Barlow Vincent literall) dropped the hammer on the Phannaceutical;. A combination of walks. hard-hitting. and a tw(}-run home run · by Dunfee highlighted \!le action. Barlow Vincent had 16 h1ts. Nathan Co~rt had a single and dou ble , Dtl~lee two st ngle s and a home run ; Adams a triple . double and ;m- State Farm added an insurance run on a W•lha1mon sing led and two errors. Despite a fiflh inmng single to Eric Burnem. Williamson re tired Rutland the last two inning> to pick up the wm . He fanned twelve, walked three. and gave up just three hits . M ichael Davis pitched well. but >u ffercd the loss. Barlow Vincent took a 5-0 lead in the third inning mi singles to Nathan Cozart, Daniel Dunfee. Ryan Smith, and Kyle Welsh. while Matt Adams s lammed a triple in a four-run .seco nd inning .· Barlow had earlier scored one run in the flrsl. FOR GREAT SERVICE BEFORE AND AFTER THE SALE Transactions MLS standings now play a regul ar season of 10 games. five of which will be played at the Middleport Stadium. If all goes well the Jackets will begin their new season schedule on Aug.29 . The Jackets will also be hosting a firstround playoff game . ·· ·. . "We realt y appreciate' the local fan suppo rt f~r both of o ur home game>." ~rom AL contests ... Oakland (Hudson ~-l) m Arizona (ft . Johnson IJ6) . 40l p.m. · Arizona ............................. 47 SlY! DiegQ ..... ,..................... 41 "'tomdo ...............................\9 Lo1 Angel~~ . ................. 36 • . .8 7, ... « Te~as .!565 · Eastern Conrt.rence »: Soccer J Thursday's scores . .l ),l : l:'ipm Rm ron (P011ug;d 5·6) .11 Atlama .(Giavinc 1-8). ; 4 :05 'p.m. .n .. .... 9 Minnesota .... ..................... 6 Utnh ........ :......... L .......... .. 5 Pti9c.nix ... "~' .. , ....... 3 WNBA ~landings NC'w York .. .'....... ,. l Minnesota at New York, 4 p.m. Phoenix at los Angeles, 4 p.m. Snc r<~mento at Hollston. 8 p.m. 1:15 p.m. ' S:u:mmcnto .. • CINCINNATI (Vi llonc ~-1) :11 CLEVELAND " tCandloUI 4-5). 1:05 p.m. ~· C hicagq C u ~ ~Lieber 7-J) a:t Ch1 cago White Sox (Navarro 6·1), 1·05 p.m N.Y. Ya rikee~'(Pe wuc 5-7) a!'N .Y Mets (Reed ti· .494 .4H2 .47...6 Houston ........ ............ II Los AnJ;eles .......................... ~ Basketball Iwn .. 2 2.-;Q . 14J Saturday's games ' (AL v~. JilL) 6' · ......... .48 San Franci 5co . Oak l.and (Hcrcdjn .4-5) <II Arizona (Benes 5-8). · • Tcxa .~ ISt:lc 7-6r .11 Snn l1 • ~"go (Wi lliams 4-6), 10 . 0.~ p m. ' Seanle (f Gard:1 9-J.) at Los Angeles (Valdes 67). 10:10pm. . . ·' Crntnil Divisioh 1 CINCINNATI.... ' .500 .417 Western:·C~nferenCe 1 10:05 p.m '- New YOrk ..':. .. ~, ·.. (.Wt tastc k .1-61 . ~ : 05 p.m Anaheim {Finley 4-9) :u,.Colora do (Kilc 5·6). Boston 2 : NL standings •. , Eastern Division f ' T;lmp:t B:ty tRupt~ ~ -J) ar Flor1da (L Hernandez (AL ' S. N'L) ' ~-81. 7·0.' p.m . CI:NC'INNATI at C~EVELAND. 1:05pm. C INC INN ATI 1.·\\ ~ry 5-7) at CLEVELAND rvl!lw~uktt ttl Detru11 I :05 p.m. 1Burba 7- ~ ). 7 0.~ p m Bos ton 01 At loma. I : 10 p.m. MIIW:'lllkee ( Wt>~.•dur cl t,J •.)J at l.>e troll !Crur. i-21. Towmo !II Molllrl!'r.l. 1 :.1~ r .nl. 7 0.:'\ p m .. · Br11timnrt' at Philadelphia. I :.l:'i p.m. lhltu nor~ !GuLman ~ -6) a1 PIHbdclplua N.Y. Yankees al N.Y. Mcts . I : ~0 p.m ! Sd11ll1ng I 2-~ ). 1 JS p m • P.iusburgh n1 Minnesoi:J. 1:05 p.m. NY Yankee' !Ck rnt·n ~ R·~) :u NY Mcts•dx lter Ho u ~ton at Kansas G'i1y. 2:05p.m. 1·b). 7 40 p m ' Anaheim a1 Colorado. J:0!5 p.m. Romm tSatx-rh:u.te n .'i-2l at Allanta !0 Pe re z ~Tampa Bay at fl orida. 4·05 p.m. Sl. 140 p m. ~ ~ · Oakland at Arizona. 4.05 p.rn Clu ~·ago C'ubs !Tapan• 6-51m C h ~eag.o W1'1 1te Sox Texas at Sar. Diegp. 4:05p.m. • . ' Seatt le at Los Angeles. 4:10p.m. tS rq1nk,t 7-/!.l 8..05 r.m J!t l!sburgh (S IIVD 1-6! <II Minnl'SOID (Radk!! .5· 7) Chicago <;ubs at .Chicago White= So11 , 8:05 p.m 8 0~ p m ' Hous ton (Reynolds- 10-6) a1 Kansas Ci ty Division Texas.......... ..· .41 , Szoule . .. . ·.41 : Oakland ............. ,, ......... , ... ,41 .. Anaheim ............................... 39 • " Ii 50 ~I ~ .'i l ·:· JM6. . ... J2 Minnesotn .. '' . 17 . 1:15.:'\ SOO .11 7 ~9 City. :............... 35 Detroit ................................ :J 5 ~ u . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .• ... (American Football Conference) las t season. That win got the attention the commissioners of Natio nal Min o r League Football officials and have issued an invitation for the Jackets to join the Ce,ntral Ohio Football League. . · The Jackets who have been playing an independe!'t schedule, wi II CLEVELAND (AP ) - It was a coach RichieAdubato. able to rest center Kym H'iimpton dream night for NCw York Libert.y . With a comfortabl.e lead, he was who was nursing a hurt knl.:'t: anJ g1ve center Mit hck' VanGorp a chance. '' As a ~: oa~: h . it' s like ~l dream (Contmued page 4) nighl .~cause you t.:arl gi\'C you r Nagy, pitched seven innings, giv- ·o ne · hit through ' the ·first, three injur:ed pcopl(' a rest a nd yo u·\'c gm ing up nine hit s and two runs with innings ., but he never made it out u f a big enough lead to play you r four s trik~outs '"and one walk . Over the fourth. bench," Adubato said after the his l~st II starts. Nagy is 8- 1· •with a 'om·~r .Vizquel drew a leadoff Liberty cru shed the Cleveland· 3.44 ERA. He has lo\l:ered his ERA walk imd .scored one out later on a Rockers 84-49 Thursday night in the' double by Manny Ramirez, who WNBA. from 6.17 to 4.43. Last year Nag y went eigh t starts increased his major league- leading · The 35- point differe nce was the ' between Jun.e 5 and July 17 without RBI total to 91. largest margin o f victory for first'a victory he fore turning it on late to Consecutive singles by Thome. p lace New York (8-4) thi s season . Richie Sexson and Justice gave the finish 15- JQ. Sophia With erspoon made fou r "I truncd vut a lot of thtn gs with Indians two more runs, and Wil son three-pointers and scored 22 points my mechanics in the offseason ," drove in another with a sacrifice fly . After. Einar Di'az's single chased , Nagy . sa id . "W ith this team 's ' .ilffen sc. 1I kn ow if I can, put some Linc9ln, Benj Sampson' relie.ved and . zeroes up there. we have a good gave. up a bloop RBI single to Kenny ·: chance to win." J J fton that made it 5-0. The . Indians gave Nagy all the ' I know I'm betterthan what hap-. ; . o flense he would need in the fourth pe d out there in the fourth ," .. inni ng, sending I(] ballcrs to the 1plate Lincoln. said. " !wish I could go back, and scorin g five runs . They scqred out' there and start .the inning all .' the rest of their runs in the seventh. 'o"er." . Marty Cordova hit ''his eighth . . Da vid Justice had three hits and • · thre.e RBis, and Enrique Wilson went homer of the season in th~ bottom of 3-for-4 to lead Cleveland 's 16-hit the inning to put the Twins on the attack. board . Mike Lincoln (3-9} gave up only KVD posts weekend race Tampa Bay (Rek.ar 5-4) at Aorida (Springer 3-9). Orlando ...... !5 !5 1:05 p.m.· .. Detroit ... ........... . .... ..... :..... 5 7 Anaheim (Olivares 7-6) at Co)orado '(Astacio 8• WDshmgton ...................... .' ... J 9 7). K:0!5 p.m. ·· · , .. CLEVELAND ..... :.............. 2 12 Pins burgh (Schmidt 8-6) ;u Minnesota (Hawkms . ~-8). !tp:'i l m. ' .. .. ~ ~~ou sto~ (Holl 1-9) 111 Kansas City .IAppier 8-6).' 1 T Sc~tt fl ~ (H J K · c "am<~ 7•21:11 1.os An!'e 1es 1 . Brown 9· 1onight's games 6 (AI..-vs. NL) .. !· IO.IOp.m. · · ' rnr\lnlll(C:UJk'llh:r6·SlatM omrcrli(Puwt'l l 0- l ). ~ nd ' 7 05 p f'll , , , U ay S 2Bffi~S Eastern Division ' Two 9. Pitt s hm ~ h Atlanlll ~. Flondil 2 CINCJNNATI 8.·St l.o'lm ~ Am:o na 8. HPustcm 7 fi l l ~ • Thursday's .scores 1 >i Montrea l 4, New York J Los ~A n geles ll r. Colorado K 4. ' _Indians notch .9-2 :victory over Tw_ins • : : gled, Dusti n St,over walked. Ntc~ Stalnaker singled. Jo hn Casey singled, Richard Hun reached on a fielder's ~ ~ oice and then an error on Robbie William son let home another run . Rutland tightened the game at 4-3 on · a Adam Humphreys walk and . .. three stolen b~s. State Farm can1e ri gh t back with two as Ned Park walked and Scolly Benson s lammed a home r.vn to push the score to 6-3 . Rutla nd came back with another run in the fourth . as Michael Davis singled and scored on two passed balls to make the score 6- Li.b erty whip Rockers; Starzz, Monarchs win Devil Rays top Red Sox; Y~nkees win L youngsters playing consecutive days, the task of finding and getting good pitching is compounded. The first game saw. pitching produce a 74 dogfight between winning State Farm and Rutland, while in the nightcap ·a pitching breakdown and Barlow Vincent offensive outbreak produced a 20} blowout . first inning , After a >eore l. Rutland took a 2-0 lead in the second inning on a Brandon Goble walk and home · run by Michael Davis. The lead was short-lived, however, as State Fami plate<! four runs in the bottom half the inning to lead 4-2 . , In that frame, Jacob Gillispie sin- ·~ellow Jackets to entenain .Ohio Swarm .Saturday at Meigs JHS Red.s record 8-5 ·· win ·over Cardinals 1, . ,•P oint Pleasant State Farm, Barlow Vincent get semifinal berths L.A. beats Rockies; Cubs down Pirates I. The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Point Pleasant . (Continued from Page 4) -. . ihrec straight times last week in their one-out walk from Don Wengert . . ~ as t ~t-bat. then won twice in the Ordonez, the team's lone All-Star ~a me fashion ' Tuesday and representative, then hit a 3- 1 pitch :wedn esd ay licfore coasting in the into the right-center field gap . Yankees 3, Tigers ·2 ~·i nal c. The Orioles have lost 13 of , Tino Martinez .hit a )iebreaking !15, falling a season-high 16 gatt;~es leadoff . h omer in the ninth' inning as :Under .500 (34-50). : W~ite Sox 6, Royals 5 . the New. York Yankees won th~ir ' Magg lio Ordone z hit a bases- final game in Tiger S,tadium . Martinez lined a 2·2 fastball froin loaded double with one out in the )l inth inning. driving in the tying and C.l. Nitkowski ( 1-3) into the upper deck bleachers in right-center · to 'winning runs at C hicago. The Royals took a. 5-4 lead in the break a 2- 2 tie and make a winner l o p of the inning on Carlos Beltran's out of Orlando Hernandez ( I 0-6 ). " EI Duque " went eight innings to ~ wo-run homer. f~ The Whit e Sox loaded the bases wi n for the fifth time in his last six j n the bollom half when reliever Tim . decisions. He gave up two rultsand 13 vrdak (0-2) walked Liu Rodriguh ,, seven hits, with tw o walks and seve n ~ ny Durh am reached o n a throw ing strikeout s. Mariano Rivera got the ~rror hy ' fir st hascman Mike last three o uts fo r his 22nd save. 6wccnq. and Frank Thomas drew a 1999 FORD RANGER SUPERCAB 1999 FORD F250 SUPERCAB XLT. 4X4, 4.0L, V6, Auto, Air Cond. , AM/fM Cass ., Tilt, · Cruise,. All Power; 5,000 Miles. . . . • Superduty, XLT, 4X4, V1 0, Auto, Air Cond., Etc., 0 . 7,000 Miles .' fleds ... (Continued fr o m Page 4 ) ' . : The R~d:o, · victnfy :wcrted a th ree-. from Harnisch. "He was onl y going to pitch six game swee p hy the Care:lln als. tryi ng Jo ~e t ah'"'" the .500 mark for the· inni nl!s and he did it well enoug h for u~ to ~i n the gitmc . ·· he said . fir~ l tun ~ .-. in L·~ June 8. Harnisc h allowed four run~ on : The Red' have wo n 16 or 2 1 and ci~ hl hits in) :, inning~ . , 1-l arnhl'h ·s~1i d it i!<. o. rctlcctHlO of ' Greo Vauohn and Mike Cameron l hci1 ~~~~,J o fknsc a nd ~ t ro n g rdicf e ach homc;ed off sta rter Kent p1tdung , Mercker (2-4). Reds munaccr J~u;k Me Kcon was lrappy to get 1~10rc than five innings 461 S. Third Ave. Middleport Phone 740-992-2196 ' -, ., \ l ' -- -- .. ----.- -'--------- -~--~ ·-~~----- -------- �.. • • P-ae 6 • The Dally Sentinel Friday, July 9, 1999 Pomer9y • Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 9, 1999 The Daily Sentinel • Page 7 Middle class America has\trouble meeting basic needs By LAURA MECKLER ~ Pren Writer Luanne WASHINGTON ,Shirling didn't think of bersclf as ,someone on the financial edge.' She -and her husband had good jobs and nOt much debt and were starting to fix up their house , But sit<: didn't have health insurance, and she unexpectedly lieGarne :Merger~ pregnant. She ended up wtth comphcations, a Caesarean sectio~ and $20,000 in medical hills. Before long. she had missed several mortgage payments and even had to use food stamps for a short while. She's not alone. Some 49 million Americans - or 20 percenl of tit<: nation- had trouble meeting baSte needs at leas~ once in 1995. That mcludes paying rent, mongag<S. food all of • suJdcn -bam! - ohis htl." needs had household incomes m the and utihty bills. ,..,J M"'. Shirhng. ofWam:mon. Va .. bonom 20 percent of the ' naoion. The poor~s!, of course. \\ere most 1\hO>e fanul) income was about , meaning less than $16,800 per year. likely to have trouble. But many. like S35.000 - putting them near the -Another 12.2 million were below the Shirlings, are solidly middle natmnal a"era•e . "I thinl( a lot of $30,400. class. And 8.1 million ,.ere in fami- people nut ther~ think 'thcy ' rc getiing But 5.2 million ·people had lies earnmg more than $45 .700 a b} and doing fme and don ·, realize incomes above $45.700, and another year, the Census Bureau saJd m a how de' asoaoing it can hoi." ·~ 2.9 million we.,; above S68. 700 ~ in · report being released' today. Nationwide. aboul 19.5 milhon of the wealthiest fifth of the nation. '"We were nol really savmg,when those who had trouble meeting basic Experts e.plain that many families grain traders wins .approval makers~ain WASHINGTON (AP)-1lle Jusunhappy with the tice Department h.S approved the deaL merger of two major grain traders, The ranking Democrat on the p_rovided tbe companies sell off some Se·nate Agriculture Comminee, Sen. ~ their facilities. Still, som,e. la.w- . Tom ·H&rkin of lo~~· called · the ~~~~al~~:c;~i~:g~~il~::~:! enough saved for an emergency. It's · particularly dangerous for familiu living in expensive cities. or carryi~ large mongages Of' personal debt. 'That makes them vulnerable to unexpected financial hits - a layoff or large medical bill, for instance . Or divorce can often push a family into financial crisis, with the peSJPie who used to pay one renl or mortgage now forced to pay ·tw~. '• suf~- have on American · agriculture," he "'' divestilures, "helpful. but noo .said. . :· coent." , The Justice Depaninent'on Thurs" It is obvious that the Department . day approved the acquisition by, of Justice dcies not fully appreciate Cargill Inc., Nonh America's second the._enormous impact this merger ,will largest grain trader, Of Continental Gra1n Co.'s Commodity Marketing Group on. the .condition the companies sell an array of grain and soy- ' Middleport. mayor's court Marriage licenses issued . The Pomeroy Pohce Departmentmvesugated two auto acctdents on tues• day. According to department reports, modernle damage was caused to a car driven by We~dy J. Thomas, 29, 'of Pomeroy. after tqe vehicle, a 1993 Nissan, was struck from behind by a car driven by Jack E. Morris, 58. Pomeroy. Morris' 1994 Ford truck sustained \iglli damage. · · · In •·second accident, William G.:Anderson , 26. Rutland. struck parked car on Wolfe Drive', owned by Wayne L Bar,nhart of Pomeroy, causing moderate damage to Bamharl's 1997 Pontiac, and light damage to the 1994 Ford truck that he was driving. · . • The truck is owned by Chambers Waste Systems of Ohto~ Chillicothe. There were no injuriCJ; and no cit.ations in either accident. a ..• ' Lhe dcpartmenl:s antitrust divi - sion said the original deal. esti mated -to be wonh $300 l'nillion.-would h~ve 'illegally rcd•ced competition. Agricldture Seci\etary Dan Glick'man, who had asked the department Rutland Flnt BaptiJI Chur-tb Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:4S a.m. 'the impact of the original deal . Sev· , era\ se nators hail the Justice deci- ea. Fint ~u1hem BapUst 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. Lamar O'Bryant Sunday School • 9:30a.m. · Wors hip · 10:43 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services -·7:00p.m. sion. but some felt the di,•estitures did not g(l far enough: 1, $1500 00 • Rebate onSunfire 'Gallipolis; OH 1740) 446,2282 TOU' FREE ·121 . 850*·Brand New 2000 · ' ~u~ck LeSabre _cu~t~m· / q&,950* •Crul..nllt · • Aluminum Wheela • Loadedl •J·Topa . .•.Air Conditioning • AMJFM CD Syatem &Childresn SALE ROOM Shoes Values to $80 $29 All Mens SALE ROOM Shoes Values to $110 300th off St;lect Grou~ of Mens, Womens, a·nd Childrens Athletic shoes by Nike'and ReebQk. Sizes available on··Tag. off All Dexter Sandals ... 30% 20% off ·All Easdand and Nike sandals• $14 Unisex Reebok Sandals· Whole Sizes· 5 ~ 13 30% off All Asics Mens and womens Shoes. Brand New 1999 Pontiac Grand Am ' SE Coupe ' •Automatic • Air Conditioning • Power Door Locka ,, tl •1 1950* ' Rutland Fnt WiiJ'Baptisl Salem St. Pastor: Rev . PaufTaylor Sunday School· 10 a.m. Evening- 7,p.m. . Wednesdav Services - 7 p.m . Trinity Church Second & Lyn n, Pomeroy " Pastor: Rev . Roland Wildman Sunday school and worship 10:2.5 Cathol ic Gnce Episcopal Church Episcopal 326 E. Main St., Pomeroy Rev. James Bernacki, Rev. Katharin Foster Rev. Deborah Rankin, Clergy Holy Eucharist and · Sunday· School II :00 a.m. www.frogn~t.netJ-deanery .. Sacred He•rt Calbollc Church 161 Mulbeny Ave., Pomeroy, 992-~898 Pastor : Rev ': Waller E. Hei nz Sat. Cun . 4:45-5 :15p.m.; Mass-5:30p.m. Sun. Con. ·8:45-9:15 a.m., · Sun. Mass-9:30a.m. Dailey Mass-8:30a.m . Church of Chri st • AMIFM Stereo • Trectlon Control • Nicely Equlppedl } .. Commnlty Churdl Pastor : Rev. Amos Tillis Main Stre,et, Rutland . , Sunday Wor:Ship--10:00 a.m. Sunday Service-7 p.m. o Chester Chun:h of the Nazarene · Pastor; Rev. Herbert Grate Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. · Central Clu~tcr Albury (Syro<we) Pastor: Chad Emrick Suriday School - 9:45 a.m .. Worship . I l a.m. , . Wednesday Services · 7;30 p.m. ·/ Rutland Church of the Nuartne Pastor: Rev . Samuel W. Basy e-· . Enterprise Pastor: Keilh Rade r Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship · 9 a.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m . Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6.30 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Flatwoods Pastor: Keitb Rader Sunday School- LO a.m. Worsh ip· 11 a.m. Penland First Church of the Nazanone Pastor: Mark Matson Sunday Sctlool -10:30 a.m. Morning Worship · II : 15 a.m. Sunda)' Service - 6 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p. m. • (;--u~h a~noqnee.ments·. spooso;red • Dual Alrbaga • Rear Spoiler • Well Equipped I ' ". ~ by ' .' ~ ' '' these·:l fta m~rclltlnts . Davls-Qulckel Agency Inc. Nol._- INSURANCE Conte In Ftr·More In-Store Prontotionlf 219 N. Second Ave. D 992-5627 I FuJI line Of lpnsuouctanco ' 00 • + Financial Services GENCIES Inc. Bill . Shoe Place West VIrginia's 11 Ponllac, Buick, Dlds, And Custom Van Dealer. Monday· Saturday 9 am • 9 pm. CLOSED SUNDAY JULY 11TH Middleport • 992-66n Support your local churches 1 Place an ad in this space ' "--- MI. Hermon United Brrtthren in Christ Chun:hl_ Texas Community uff CR 82 Pas·tor: Robert Sanders · .~Unday Sctiool- 9;30 a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m.. 7:30p .m Wednesday Services- 7)0 p.m. • . Ed~ Uiallrd Bnlhren in Christ 2 1!2 miles north of Reedsville Oil' State Route 124 ' . ·Pasmr: Rev. R ~rt Markley · Sunday School· 11 a,m. , . Sunday Worship- 10:00 a . m . ~ 7:00p.m Wednesday Services. 7:30p .m. Wednesda y Youth Service- i :30 p.m. ' . ' Frwlom Gospel Mission Bald Knob, on Co. Rd. 3·1 Past~r: Re V. Roger Wi'llfor;d Sunday .SChool - 9:30a.m. \ Wurship, 7 p.m . •. .I While's ChaPel Wesleyan Coqlville Road Pas1or: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunda)' Sch'oo l -9:30a.m. WOrship- 10:30 a.m. WedneM!a)' Service' · 7 p. m. Fainiew Bible Chul'(:b ·Letart, W.Va. Rt. I Pastor: Briari Ma)· Sunday School · 9;30 a.m. Worship .· 7:00p. m. Wednesday Bible Study - 7:00 p. m. hith Fellowthlp Crus•de for Christ ' Pastor: Rc\'. Franklin Dicke ns s ~ ,.·icc: Friday , 7 p.m. ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR .C.HOICE 'Two, Tll(lll, Tille Faa...,._ Rollllo ildudad 11 11!0 prlal rA now _ lilted -.,apphbfe "On appnr;ed cre<lt On solecled modol8. Pr1c:oo Good~ 8th 11vu ~ 111h. lor 1ypograp1t1eo1 orrars. "',. United Brethren Carleton lnterdenomiaatlonal Church Kingsbury Road . Pastor: Clyde ,Hct;t~_ rson I Sunday School- 9:30a.m. , Worship Service 10:30 a.m. ~o $~rldi:t)' ur Wed~esday Night Servicts 1 ' Tk- • Pomero1 Church of the Nazarene Pastor Rev. Llo )'d D. Orimm,Jr. Sunday Xhool • 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wedne~ay Services- 7 p.m. Tuppers Plains Sl. P1ul Pastor: Sharon Hausman Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wo'rship- 10 a.m. .,. Tuesday SCrvices- 7:30p.m. •• SoUth Bethd NeW Testament Silv~r Ridge , • Pasto r: Rubert Buber . ·, Sunday School - 9 a.m. Sun·. Worship - 10: 10 a.m. , 6 p.m. WedneSday Service- 7 p.m. S)'racuse Church of the Nazarene PastQr, Robert J. Coc n · Sunday Sthool • 9:30 a.rn1 Worship · l0:30 ·a.m., b p.m . Wednesday Services- ? p.m. We~n~sday, "ids f9r f:hris!- 7 p.m. · Worship · 9:30a.m. . Sunday School. · 10:30 11,.m. .. UMYF Sunda)' 6:30 p.gt'. Ft rst Sunday of Month - 7:JO.p.m . sef'o·ice Stventh·Day Adventist Mulberry Hts. Rd., .Pomeroy Pastor: Roy Lawinsky Saturday ServitCs: · Sibbath School. 2 p.m. Worship- 3 p.m. Full Gosptl Ug~~ho~se 33045 Hiland Road, Pom~roy Pa!itor: Rov Hu nter Sun~ay SchOOl - 10 a.m. :·E:vening 7:30p.m . TuestJay & Thursday.- 7;30 p.m. '. Reedsville • . •' Rtedsvlll~ Fellowship Church oflhe Nazare•e .. Pastor: Tere5;a Wal4eck Sunday School - 9:30 'a.m. Worship· 10;45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service.s • 7 p. m. .. Lona Bottom · 'Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worsh ip - 10:30 a.m. Holiness . Mlddltport Chttr(:h or lhe Nuarene Pastor: Gregory A. Cumliff Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. " ·Worship- 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Joppa Monr Chapel Churth Sunda~ schoq:l · 10 a.m. ' Worship - '11 a. m. Wednesday Scryice · 7 p.m. Unil<d Failh Chu"'h · Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pass Pastgr; Rev. Robert E. Smilh, Sr. . Sunday School.- 9:JO ~_.m . ..... Worship - 10:30 a.m.1 7 p.m . Wednesda)' Service- 7 p.m. Nazarene Pastor: Bob Randolph Worship - 9:30 a.m. Su~d&)' Sthoql - lOJOa.m. Churc~ of God ol'i>rophKy OJ . White RQ. off s·t. Rt. I~ Congregational ' Sunday School. 9:30a.m, Worship - 16:30 a.m. · Cht$ttiPastor: Shar=Dh Hausman Worship- 9 a.m . ·." Sunday School · 10 a.m. Thursday ServiceS- 7 p:m. Syracuse First Cbun:h or God Apple and Second Sts.· Pastor: Rev. David Russell Sunday School and Worship· lO a.m. Evening Services· 6:30p.m. Wedne5day Services -'6;30 p.m. Pastor: P.J. Chapman Sul}di)' School • 10 a.m. · • Worship · 11 a.m. WCdnesday Scrvjces- 7 p.m. Co. R~ . 63 Northeast ·austu Alfnd Pastor: Sharcin Hausman S~:~nday School. 9:30a.m. Worship · I l a.m., 6:30p.m. Seventh-Day Adventist Ml...·Ouve Gommunlt-y Cb'un:h Pastor: Lawn:nct Bush Sunday SchoOl· 9;30 a. m. Evening- 7 p. m. Wcdneday Service:- 7 p.m. Torch Chur<:h · Meigs Coopera11vt"Parish Rutland Chun:h of God Pastor: Ron Heath .( Sunday Worsh ip - IQ a.m., 6 p.m. ~ . Wednesda y Services -.. 7 p.m., . Pomeroy Chun:h ofCIIriSI · 212 W. Main St. Minis1er: Danny Bias. Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 1 p.m . Brand New 1999 Pontiac Sunflre SE Coupe . • Air Conditioning • AMIFM Stereo • 4 Wheel Anti-lock Br1kn .. Church of God •. • Dyesviflt Community Churth Sunday School · 9:30a.m. , Wors hip- ~0:30a . m., 7 p.m. " Lon{Bonom Sunday School - 9';30 a.m. Worship - 10 :45 a.m. , 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. Grand Street Sunday School - 10 a.m. . Worship- 1.1 a.m:' • \Yedne~ y Servtces ~.8 P:"\ . . Pastor: Rev . Ralph Spires .. Sunday School· 9:30 ;J.m. Wor1hip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m . • Thul'!day Strvices- 7 p.m.··· Middleport Pres;byteril.n Sunday School - 9 a.m . Worship- 10 a.m. Faith Gospel Ch'urch Hodda1por1 Churc·h • Off 124 behind Wilkesville •' ... Mt. Moriah BapUU Fourth & Main St., Midd leport Pastor: Rev .'Oilbert Craig, Jr. Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wors hip . 10:4.5 a.rp. AnUqulty Baptist Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:45 a.m. Sun~a.~ Evening • 6:00 P·fll· Heibel Church Township Rd., 468C Sunday Stl!ool - 9 a.m. , •Worship- 10 a.m. •wednesday Services - 10 a.m. MI. Olive United Mtthodlst ~ ML Moriah Church of Cod Mile Hill Rd .. ~acine Pastor: Brice Utt Sunday School-9:45a.m. Evening· 6 p.m. · Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. • ,1. .'I- Faith. Baptisl Church Ran road St., Mason Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship· 11 a.m., 6 p.m . . Wednuday Services - 7 p,n1~ · ' Brand New 1999 Pontiac Flreblrd With T·Tops " H1rrisonvlllr Prnbyterian ChUrd. Worship - 9 a.m. Sunday School · 9;45 a.mf! OffRt. 124 Pasmr: EdSFI Han· . Sunda)· SChOol - 9;30 a.m. Worship; 10:30 a.m., 7:3Jl p.ms.- + Worship-9:30a.m. (ls.t &: 2nd Sun). 7:30p.m . (Jrd & 4th Sun). Wednesday Sen.· ice-7:30p.m . Hanford, W.Va. Pastur:Jim Hughes Sunday School- 11 a.m. Worship· 9:30a. m,, 7:30p.m . Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. · ... & Second St., PoOKroy Rev. Dqnalfii C. Frit:l ·· Sunday M:hool - 9:45 a.m. Wo~ip - 11 a.m. ··syracuse First Uftitrd Prtibyttrian Pastor: Rfv. Krisana Robinson Sundav School · 10 i:l'.m. wOrship - II a.m. Haul Community Church Pastor: H(leri Kline. Cooh'llle ChUrch . Main & Fifih St. ·· Sunday Stbool 10 a.m. Worship · ·9 a.m.· , Tuesday Services- 7 p.trl. : Gnum Unll... MOIItGdill H•rtfonl Church or·Cbrist &II Chrisll•n Union. Ra'dae CoolVille U.n'ited Methoclist.Parish ~ycamort Presbyterian Syncust Mis;slon- , 1411 Bridgeman St., Syrac~ Rev Mike Thompson,Pastor ; Sunday School - 10 a m Evening - 6 p.m. • Wednesday Service · .7 p.m. Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School - 10 a.m . .Worship- 11 ·a.m. Unit E'd Methodt st Chr istian Union Fornt Run B1pllst 1 PaStor ; Arius Hurt Sunday School· 10 a.m. , Worship· ll a.m. • 3800 V-8 Power . • Remote Kayleaa Entry • Power Windows a Locka · • AMIFM Cassette • Tllt/Crul.. · • Fully Loaded I si Paul Lutheraa Church Corner Dexler Chun:h or Cbrisl Pu tor: Justin Campbell $unday school 9:30a.m. Norman .Will, superintendent Sunday wurship - 10:30 a.m. . Vktory B•pllst' lndepr:ndant S25 fi."'1nd St: Middlepon , Pastor: James E. Keesee Worsh ip- JOa.m ., ·7 p.m. Wednesda~ Services • 7 p.m. JULY SUMMER CLEARANCE ress!!! Pastor: Philip Sturm Sunday Sctiool: 9:30 a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Stud)', Wednesday, 6;30 p.m. Hillside U.pUst Chun:h · St. Rl. l4l'just off Rt. 7 Pastor : Re ..... James R. Acree, Sr. · Sunday School - lO a.m. ' Wurship - J la.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services ·1 p.m : Eoso Le1an • ~ Middlepor1 Pentecvst•l Third A\le. PastOr: Rc Y. !;,lark Balter Sunday SchOOl . 10 11.m. E\·ening · 6 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:00 p m. Faith Valley Tabunadr O.urth Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev. Emm~ll Rawson Sunday Eve ning 7 p.m. Th ur~ay Service · 7 P·r;rt· PastQr: Brian HarkneSs Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship· 9 a.m. Wednesday- 7 p.m. Our S.flour Lulhei'IB Church Walnut and Henr.y Sts., RavcnswooO, W.Va. · · Pastor; David Russell Sunday Schpol - 10:00 a.m. Worship - 11 a:m. Reedsville Chun:b of Christ Old lldhd Frto WiH lopUst Chu.rch -~ 28601 St. ~t, 7, t,liddleport .. Sunday SChool- 10 a.m. Evening-7:30p.m. ThufSday .~ervices- 7:30 Momitt& Stu SL John LutbtraD Church Pine Grove Rc:v. Donald C. Fritz Worship· 9:00a.m. Sunda~ .School • lQ;IJO a.m. . Pentecostal Pente-costal As.Jimbly St. fit. 124. Racine Pas10r: William Hoback Sunday School - lO a.m: Evening . 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 pln . Middleporl Communit)' Churtb 57.5 Pearl St.; Middlepon Pastor: Sam Anderson Sunday School 10 a.m. EYening • 7:30p.m. Wednesday Strvict · . 7:30p.m. Pastor; ~);wayne Stutler Sunday School : 11 a.m. · Worship- 10 a.m. Lutheran Won.hip - 9:30a.m., 1 p.m. . Bethlehem Baptist Church Great Bend, Route 124, Radnc, OH ' Pastor ; Gene Mortis Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Sunday Worshir.- olP:lO a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday Btbk StuOy ·6:00 p.m. ., or JesUs Full Gos~l C hurth of the Uvin S.Yior Rl.338, An1iqui1y Pastor: Jesse Morris A~t . Pastors; Jim Morri!ii . Sen·ices: Saturday 7:30p.m. Hal't"Uon"ille Community Church Pastor: Theron Durham Sunday· 9;30 a.m. and 7 p.n't. Wednesday- 7 p.m. Cannei-Suttoa Carmel & Bashan Rds. Racine, Ohio PasiOr; Dcwayne Stuller Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m . Bible Swdy Wed. 7:00p.m. Christ or Utter-Day S.inis St. Rt. 160, 446·6247 or 446· 7486 Sunday Scbool10:20-ll a. m. Relief Society/Priesthood 11;05-12:00 noon Sacrament Service: 9-10:15 a.m. Homemaking meeting, 1st Thurs.• 1 p.m . Hemlod; Grove Cbprtb Pastor; Gene Zopp Sunday school . 10:30 a.m. M1. Union Bapdst . Pasmr: Joe N. Sayre. Sunday School-9:4.5 a.m. Evening· 6;30 p.m. Wednesday' Services- 6:30p.m. .. 'l1te Church Lollll"lll• Chriotlao Church Sullday ~hool· 9;30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Sllller Run Baptisl Pastor: Bill li1tle Sunday School · tOa.m. Worship- l1a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services-6:30p.m. 1900 Eastern Av.e. Reorpnlud Church of Jesus Qrist of IAIItr D.y S.inh Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor; Jc:ny Singer Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.tn. · Wednesday Services- 7:~0 p.m. New Life Victory Ceolcr 3173 Georges Creek Road , Gall ipolis, OH Paslor: Bill S1a1en Sunday SeNices . 10 a.m. & 1 p.m. Wednesdii~ · 7 p.m. & Youth 7 p.m. . Tbr BeUeven' FeUo•s;hlp Ml•tftry New Ltme Rd., Rulland Pastor: Rev. Margarel 1_Rohinson Services: Wcdnt~ay, 7:30p.m. 1 Sunday, 2:30p.m. Btthany Pastor: Dc:wayne Stutler Sunday Xhool - 10 a.m. Worsl]ip • 9 a.m. Wednesday s~rvioes - 10 a.m. Latter-Day Sa1nts Hickory Hils Chun:h of Chrut E\·angelist Mike Moore S11nday S~.:houl- 9 a.m. Worship· 10 a.m., 6;30 p.m. ' Wednesday Set¥ices' • 1 p.m. Ratine Flnt BltpCist Pastor: Rick Ruk Sunday Sc~l - 9~30 a.m. WOrship - 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wedm:sday Services- 7;00 .P~m. SnowvUte · Sunday School - 10 a.m. _Worshi~- 9 a.m. ) Clifton Tabn'D•de Churtll Oifton. W.Va. Sunda y School • 10 a,m. Wor'S tup · 7 p m.' Wfdntsda) ~ rv icc: · 7 p.m Fallh Full Gospel Church Long Bonom Pastor: Sle\•e Reed Sunda~ School · 9;30 a.m. Worship - 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wedne~ay · 7 p.m. • Friday · fellowship serl'icr 7 p.m. Salem Crnlu Pastor: Rem Fierce Sunday School· 9:1S a.m. Wonhip • IO:JS a.m. Laurel Clift Frft Mdhodist Church Pastor: Cbarles Swiger Sunday School- 9;30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. .Wednesday Service-7:00p.m. B~lonl Church of Chrisl Comer of St. Rt.. l24 & Bradbury Rd. Min isler: Doug Shamblin 'Youth .Minister: Bill Amberger · Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship · 8:00 a.nl., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services • 7:00 p:m. First BaptiSt Churd• Pas1or : Mark Morrow 6th and Palmer St.. Middlepon Sunday School· 9:15a.m. Worship · 10:15 a.m., 7:00 p.m. Wednesday $(:rvice- 7:00p.m. . f Churcb or Jesus Cllrist, Apostolic Failh I /4 mtk pa.st Fort Mejgs on N~w Lim\Rd. Pastor: William Van Mc:l« Sunday-7:00p.m. Wednesda y- 7;00 p.m. Fnday·7:00p .m Sunday servia:. 10;00 a.m., 7:00p.m. You1h Fellowship Sunday. 7:00p.m. ' Wedrlesday scn·ic-c, 7:00p.m. Sunday School • 9:30a.m. · Worship- 10:30 a.m ThursdaY Services- 7 p·.m. ur. Clturdl Pastor; Uwrtl)(% Fortman , Sunday SChool • 9:30 a.m. Wo rship· IO:JO am Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. • Hobson Chrktian FdloWship Cbun::h RuUijld School - 9:.10 a.m. Worship· 10:43 a.m., 7 p.m. Thu~ay Service · 7:30p.m. li<Joid•l Christian Fellowship Centr:r · Salem St, Rutland Pastor· Robcn E. Musser Sunday School • 10 a.m.' Worship · ll :l 5 a.m.• 7 p.m. ~edrKsda y Service · 7 p.m. Rock Spriap Pastor: Keith lbder Sunday School · 9:15a.m. Worship- 10 a.m ' Yo~th Fellowship, Sunday • 6 p.m. SlivtnTille Word of FaiUI Pas1ur: Dav1d Daaley Sunday School 9 :30a.m. Eventng . 7 p m .500 N. 2nd Ave ., Middleport Faith Chapd 923 S Tturd St .. Mtddlepon Pwor Etnae Wengerd Sund11y scrv1a , 10 a.m. Wt-dnesday servK;c, 7 p m. p....,.., S~nday Rullaad Cburdl ofCbrist Sunday School· 9;30 a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7.p.m. ""'"" ur. c"'ur Pas1or: Connie Fiare! Sunday School " 9:13a.m. Worship- 10;30 a.m_Biblt Study Tue!lday . 10 a.m Hys.tll Rn HollnHI Church Bndbury Chun;h of Christ Paslor: Tom Runyon Sunda)' School-9:30a.m. Worship . 10:30 a.m. " Pomeroy Flnt B•ptist East Main St . Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Rebate on 95 Park Avenue ThC: Nationul Farme~ Union and some sc nmors also had ' questioned Tuppen P11in Cbu~ of"Christ ·lnstrumtnlal Pastor: Ten:y Slew art Worship Service - 9 a. m. Communion- 10 a.m. Sunday School · 10:15 a.m. Youth· 5:30pm Sunday Bible Study Wednt:Sday 7 p~ F... Wtllloptist Chum Ash Slrect, Middleport Pastor: Les Hayman Sunday Strvict- 7:00p.m. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wednesday Servicc-7:00 p.m. 1 •full-Gospel Church" Pastors John & Patt)l Wade 603 Secood Ave. MalOOf\ 713-5011 Scnncc tt me: Sunda'( 10:30 a.m Wednesday 7 pm PW'IC..pd Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worship · J 0 a.m. W....,aa Bible Holi..,. Cllurdt 75 Pearl St., Middleport. Pastor: Rev. Doug Cox Sunday Warship - 9:30p.m., 7:30p.m. Wedne~ay Service: - 7:30p.m. POtMroy Pite, Co. Rd. Pastor: Rev . Blat;kwoud Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship 10;30 a.m., 7:3(1 p.m. Wednesday Sef'\laa: • 7:30p.m. Hantll ~ Miaistrirs· 47439 Reibel Rd., Cbtster Pastors: Rev. Mary and Harold Coolt Sunda) Servtcc.s: I 0 a.m. & 6 p.m. Wednesday Servi~ - 7 p.m. MiatnYa. Pas1or: Chad Emrick Sunday School - 9 a,m. Wor!iihip -.10 a.m. Pi.ae Groowt Bible Hotiatu tburdt . 1/2 mile off R1. )25 Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Su.nday School· 9:30a.m. • Worship • 10:30 a.m., 7::30 p.m. Wednesday Scrv~ • 7:30p.m. CaJwaryl.ibN~ Other Churches Hnllt.(Middleport) Pa$1.or; Vetnagne.Sullivan Sunda y School: 9:.30 a.m. WOOhip . JQ;JO a.m. Leading Crtek Rd., Rulland Putot: Rev. Dc-w~y Kin& Sunday scbool- 9:30a.m. Sunday worshiP' -7 p.m. Wednesday ptayer meeting· 7 p.m. Worship-9:30a.m. Sunday School ·· 10:30 a.m. Pastor-Jeffrey Wallaa I §t and Jrd Sunday Zion Cllurth of Orist Pomtroy, Hanisonville Rd. (RU43) Pastor; RoJCr Watson Sunday School- 9;30 a.m. Wor!hip • 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wtdncsday Servi~- 7 p.m. 2500°0 Deed, Virginia Anderson to Joseph Anderson, Rutland; Deed, Charles and M~rtha Kay , Wheel er to Roy and Rhonda Sto.ver, " . . Pomeroy ; Deed, Christop.her T Wolfe to Joey Jarrel1, Letart; Deed,.Bernice R. Jeffers to Li'llda D. Mi11iron and Desmond L Jeffers, Salisbury. ·Now In Ktao Cbur<lo or Christ Rose or sbM'oll Holillea tburm Hope lopdst CburdltS..Ih..,) Pas1or: Jim Diny .570 Gram St.. Middlepor1 · Sunday Khool - 9:30 am. Worship • ll a.m. and 6 p.~. Wednesday Strvict - 7 p.m. · to Jarrod and Michelle Folmer. Salisbury ; • Calvory l'llptm Cluopd Harrisonvilk ROid Pastor: Rn. Viaor Rous.h Sunday School 9:30a.m. Worship · II •·!"·· 7:30p.m. WedntSday StrvlOe . 7:30p.m. Rearwollow Rlda< Cltwdt DIChrist Pastor:Tert')' Stn.·art Sunday Scbpol -9:30a.m. WorShip- 10:30 a.m., 6;30 p.m. Wedll('sdl)' Services· 6:30p.m. 5 20 perccm of In a complaint filed in U.S. District C'oun here to block the original deal. the Justice Depanmenl said it would have eliminated an important competitor for the purchase of crops from U.S. fanners ·and elevator operators. "Without the di yestitures. many American farmers would have faced lower prices for major crops lilsY produce, such as wheat, com and soybeans," said Assistant Attorney General Joel!. Kl~in. . Sen. Kent Conrad, a North Dak<1la Democrat who took a group of farm state senators to meet Attorney · General Janet 'Reno· to protest the deal. said, " I com.mend her for taking action, but 'it' seems like pretty weak tea .... Th·ere needed to be more · dramatic requirements for divestiture to avoid further .deterioration of the farmer's leverage in the market." Mlddl<port CllordloiCbrilt Srh and Mlin Pascor: AI Hanson You1h Minister. Bill Fruitt SuiKb)' School- 9:30 l .m. Worship- 8:15, 1()_:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Servkes . 7 p.m. M...-.. loptlot Cllordt Bwlingham - 742-7606 Pastor: John Swanson Sunday School . JO:OO a.m. Momine Service 11:00 a.m. Evening Servi~;C - 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Rebate on 99 to re"iew the deal. estimaled the two companies control42 percent of U.S; corn expor.ts. a third of soybeans sold l ~ast Ubeny "'-bly G(God P .0. Box. 46 7, Duddin& 'Une · Mason, W.Va. Pastor. Neil Tennant Sundly Services- tO;(J() a.m. and 1 p.m. ' par~~;d, Jeffrey and Sandra Folmer Two accidents investigated . · . . . ._ • . . bean · facilities in several states. overseas and' at wheat exports . Wcmhip- IOun., 6 p.m. Assemb ly of Go d FDI'UI a. Putor. Chad Emrid. Sunday Xhool · 10 Lm. Worship- 9 a.m. Thu~y ~rv.ces - 6:30p.m. ._... H-Cltwdt. 31{)3:7 StJk Rout~ J2S, L.anpvlk Pucpr: Or. J D. YO;!.UI& Sunday Khool - 9:.30 a.m. Sunday wonbip - 10:30 a.m. It 1 p.m. WedneSday prl)'tr scrvk:t • 1 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Bapti st Meigs recorder posts land transfers The following land transfers were 'beed, Dustin Alan Prost to Village lCCD. Rutl ~nd ; , reconled recently in tlie offi ce of of Rutland, Ruthlnd Village; Right of way. Wilbur and Marcus· ~eigs County Recorder Emmogene ' Deed. Scott and Tara Gheen to Ward to LCCD. Rutl and; Right of wa)<, ·Toin Buckley io Kelley D. and ,Tamara L. Grueser. Hamihon: · ·· ' · . \. LCCD. Rutland ;' Deed, James J. and Sharry\ Prof- Bedford·' Right'.of way. Raymond · and Joy ·. Right of w~y. Raymond W. and fin to Jo.n.than E. Sargent, Bedford: Combs to Leading Creek Conser- , Penny L. Reynolds 10 LCC'D. RutDeed, Susan J. aild Kent E. Turnland: · er to Susan J. Tume,r Living Trust, •·ancy District, Rutl and; Right of way. Ke vin 0 . Thoma to Right of way, Paula J. Rife to Bedford;· LCE:D. Rutland; Deed, Big Bend Properties to Big LCCD. Salem; Right of w~y. Michael W am) Ri ght of way, Julia "Mitchell to ·Bend ~perties Inc., Salisbury ; · Caohv Price to LCCD. Rutland: R,ighl of way: Freda Jacks to LCCD. Rutland; . , .., , The following cases were resolved recemly in the MiddlepOrt Mayor's Righi of wa). Karen Lo.vc tu Court of Sandy lannerilli. . · .. LCCD. Sale'lfl : Right of way, Kenneth and i'viary . Forfeiting bonds were Richard M. Fitch,- Gallipolis, $-150. opo:n c~ntai n ­ er;·Mtcha"'.l. R. _Stcwart.Che'shi~e. $1 S:o. public intoxication: $250. unlawful Jane Scha11to LCC'D, Salem: Ri ghi of way. David R. and Sherrestraint; Terry D. Micha~ls . 'Middleport. $150. disorderly conduct; ry L Wiko• 10 L.CCD, Rulland : Bartholomew '$ . Boggs, Middleport, $6Q, spinning tires. ' . ' Ri ghi of way, Joanna Council IO Fined were Teny D. Michaels, Middleport, $200 plus costs; .Ssault; Marilyn Gagnon. Mason. W.Va., $16 plus costs. speed; William E. Chevalier, MidLCCD. Rutland: Deed, lames L and Alice V. dleporl, $100 plus cosiS, public iniO<tcauon ; Charles W. McKinney, Rutland , Schuler to Darrell P. Jr. and Lois Ann $100 plus costs. disorderly by intoxication: Charles Gary. Middleport, $200 Jenkins. Salisbury; plus costs. operating an ATV on'public property; $100. disorderly by intoxDeed, Rohert F Jeffers, to Sandra ication; $200. assault; Joseph T. Billingsley, Pomeroy. $500 plus costs, tampering with 'publ,\c utiliiy meter; $200. sriminal mi sc hief. , · · Peyton. Syracuse: Deed, Elizabeth J. Welsh. Elizabeth J. HOO!l to Tirriri.y R. Hood, Rutland; · Tile following couples ;_ere issued mw;riage licenses recen(ly i.n·ihe Meigs . .' County Probate Court of Judge Rober! Buck: . · Deed, Edgar B., Rhonda. 'Eogar Donnie Russell Osborne, 26, Reedsville, and Shelda Lea Wiley. 24, Bel- Arlee and Vic a Ja~~ Abbott, to Loren pre: .. "' J. and Mary E. Coleman, Salisbury; Shannon Scon Pierce, 25. and Bobby Lee Vance, 24. both of Racine: . Deed . Wi11iam H. , Clarence Eric Oonald Wichert, 29, Chagrin Falls, apd Sarah Rebecca Duhl, 25, Port-. Robert and lsabe1le S. Nelson to Rutland; . land Vi11age, Rutlan~ Vi11age; Joshua Shane Di•on, 19, and Mikka Ellen Jude. '17. both of Vinton; Oavl'd Waller Grim, 29, and Robyn Lynne Rife , 32, both Bf Vinton; , Harold Carson. 60, Rutland, and Sheryl Lynn Little, 47,.Middleport; . D~ed. Billy L. and· Janet L. Jobn Michael Jeffer~. 22, Pomeroy, and Gena Louise German:·24. Point Williamson to ,Village of Rutland. Pleasant, W.Va.; •. , . . ·:. Rutland Village;' · -Ron<>,ld Eugene Hawley. 29. and Judy Lee F<eeman; 30,' both of Pomeroy; Deed. Jeanne E. Uetwiler, Jeanne Joseph Frank Roush Jr., 23, and Karen Sue Blessing, 23. both of Chester; E. Hines to Harty Lee and Janet Lef• John Emest)iankla, 49, and Debbora Borrah, 43,..both of Rutland; tie, Sutton; ~ndrew Paul Nichols. 27. Pomeroy. and Renee Dawn Russell , 25, Racine; Deed. Nellie I. Ross to Lester D. Edward Arthur Lawson. 45, and Kelley Renee Snider, 23, both of Racine. a~d Jackie L. Rossi"Columbi3!Scipio OwQG(J-Clolill ~ VanZandt and Ward Rd.. P.u.UH: James Milkr Sunday Sdtool - 10:30 a.m. Ew-nine - 7;30 p.m. - w....... ....,. Cllordo or Cionol 33226 Children's Home Rd. ~nday School· II a.'m. P Apostolic ---- RACINE MOWER CLINIC Briggs & Stratton Master Service Technician KEROSENE HEATER REPAIR . 949-2804 For the Son of man is not come to destroy . men's lives, but to save them .. Luke 9:5 Brogan-Warner INSURANCE ·SERVICES VEN EWING FUNERAL HOME ~ .992-5432 OUFFER 590 East Main Street • Pomeroy, OH 45769 74().992·5444 James A. Jr. " Otrector :francis FLORIST MPYJs Co unrr $ Ohle.q ftc,ri.~l 8tiZ flit Mlln Pomeroy, 740-992-2644 740-992-6298 IAt ~! S..nd Your T"n~hu With "We ac;,cfpt 11 reneed TramfPrs ·.· FIRE ~ SAFETY SALES & SEFNICE ·82·8200 Searching for a local church? 992-7075 Check the Sentinel Dignity and Service Always FUNERAL HOME Established 1913 992-2121 Lundy Brown Pomeroy Director \ ,, D~recto r & LOHSE Thou.art my hiding PHARMACY~ place and my shield; We Fill Doctors' 1 hope in thy word. Prescriptions Psalms 119:11 992-2955 Pomeroy 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy 106 Mulberry Ave. Crow's Family Restaurant JlfisiJer Jli~nmtl J'lonu ;llnr. Ave .•Middlepon. OH "71"'• "Featuring Kentucky Fned Chicken " 264 South Second 74():992-5-1 41 Bruce R. Fisher 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy . Regan Brown 172 North Second Ave . 17 4 Layne Street Oh • every Friday! • •• �• By The Bend The . Daily Sentinel Fr iday, J u ly Ann Landers Gil< her the h.:netit of the dc1ubt. and put th1s matter hchind 1997, los Anaeles Times Syndicate and ycar~l1IJ but my head says n·o. The .thought my hushand and I purchased a ~: ar that sh~: \\lJUid lie tn mc 1s m.orc for our 16-ycar-o ld daughtc;r. She bo{ hersomc than the po!isihiltt) 1that had to sign a contrad with variuu~ sh~;.• may be smoking hehmJ Ill) stipu l :.~,uo ns stati ng she would l o~c back. p.ll right~ to the car if she wa.s cau1.1: ht ·, Ann. can th~ !'llllcll of ngart>tt~;.• ~mo ki ng or drinkmg' . ... smoka: lin grr "0 long l)ll a rcr~o n':-. Yesterday. I !'~llle ll cd smuJ...~: on hrrath that it can hr tran:-.ft:rr~d b\ her brt·ath . She !'twure that h~r brc.u.h \..issing and" ouiU ~ti ll he noticcjbl~ . smelled of sm o~c bcl'ause ~ h~ had 15 to ~0 mmutc!'< bter'? hc~n k1 ss ing her boyfriend , 1He · Plea:-.L! ans\\ CT . . uon . Truq 1!stnoke:-.. 1 ~ llllponam to Ill~ . and I thm ' t kd th ~tt ShL! insisted that ~h e. du~;.•s n n l I ha\'c that nQ\1 .-- A WORRIED. "Smoke and is upsri ' tllat I J ~, n · t . MOM IN PENNSYLVANIA beiu;vc her . . ~· In !11) DEA R PENNS\'L\ ANL\ heart. I \\:fnt t(Jbcl k t'<.' 'hcr. r ' 10M :· It could. bl' that the ~l'l' n t . . , Deal- A nn Landers: I am a ::!6 Crecfto.rs. Synd \cate. Oea• Ann Landers: Recen tl y. )flU . ·If ~o. ~hould I wait unt1l afler \\ e ha1e staned a fam1ly of our own·• I am afraid if she kne" . 11 "ould damage the good relationship \\C ha\C buill I am. however. ' 'Cr) uneasy about keeping thi s sc•ret from her. There '' Lim an. engaged to marr} a fahulou' man. "Edward's" family is alwavs the chance that this child lo\'es m..~. my family hJVL'S hiin. and • could t~m llp in a few years and \\t' p'lan to gL'l marr1et.J nl' ~t yc;tr: want to establish a relationship with Here i~ the- prohlcm . Aft:"\'- _year):! me. I .need your help with thi s. Ann . .tgl,, I t."~.:.:~lm~ pregnant h: Jnt1ther Please ad1 ise. -- ALICE IN WONmJn . At the time. my fami l! and I DE~LAND d~cH..Ic.·U th~ tx·s t optlm' ''a:-. tu pu1 DEA R ALICE: Mama docs nm the h ah~ up for adopll lln . · ,\1\ tiancc ln ll\\jj all ah\)U I nw pJ:-.1 ~mJ h,1s tx·cn 'er1 :-.uppnrti' ~,.. .mJ urH.kr'ltandi ng. EJ,,arJ\ HHHh-• ~.:.-r. ihl \\t.'\t.'r. 1:-. t1uitc nm ... ervall \'1." anJ ~omc'' hat narrll\\ mmJcd . . Do .1 m:rd to tt::ll her tx·fnrc I marry her Sl>n that I ha' 1.': .J ~: hild ou t thl'n.: :-.l)flH:'WIH..'rl' ·} :· , Ml'ig~ ·anJ Ma~P n County s t uJl'n t~ of pian1l to=ache r Shawn H J.,~, lc! ·pt'l J"u rmeJ m a ..,pnng p1ant1 rccit;ll ht:' ld Jun e 6 at th~;.• L f illt~;.•J Mclh ~xJ!:o- 1 de nt in our brand -new car. _ y.re wid our daughter. "Am anda ," about the incident. and she .said they would pay to ~ave the car repaired. After they went home. we had the fender repaired and se nt them. the need tn know rhi s information . bill. Amanda sent us a chec k un less you want 10 tell her. It the promptly. but she has not been very se~ ret is weighing hca\'il y on ! our rmnd : hq\\·cnor. and you fee l it i~ nl"t.' t:'ssary to clue in Marna. take EJ"~ard wuh y_ u u wh~n you talk to her. If she care s for vou as much as yo u say. s h~ \\i ll underslanll . Dea r Ann Landers: Our ·dJu gh- t)f Recital given by students of Sharon Hawley ter. her husband and their child came to \•isit us recenlly We love it when they visit. but their 8-year-old child is really a handful. When I asked her to please not run all O\·er the place . it made no impression . She immediately tore into the garage and stepped on a shovel that put a big IOWIID EICAYIDI& CO. a n friend ly to us since that time . I as ked her on the phone if e1•erything was OK. and she said. "Yes. of co urse," but ! have the feeling it isn' t. .We re we wrong to expecl her 1u p<,ly. . for lh ~.: dented fe nde r'! -BEW ILDERED GRANDPA R-, . ' a~\.. >C nd: :'.',e. . have ea rned 614-992·7643 1·740-985-3949 ' efforts $1.000. or have show n at least 600 hours of labor in · a n apprOv ed superv ised Agricuhural Expe rie nce Program . Student s mu st also demo nstrate leadership by perfor min g 10 pa r.li ame ntary proced ure act iv nfcs, mu st give a fiveminutC spee.0h and serve as an crf"ficcr or ·a co mm lltec c ha ir- . man at th e. .local leve l. ' Smith exce ll e<j, in .FFA · by tr'arlicj. paling on th e Fores try team. sa les and/o r .se rvice, l o b Int erview, So il Judging and tlie enviro nihon. Besides winn ing. nume rous FFA a~ard s. Smith rece ive<( the Star C hapte r FFA deg ree before go ing o n to ge t hi s state degree. He has de monstrated work in e<cess of 2.35 1 hours ove r three years whil e work mg al KarCn's . G ree nh ouse a nd Hills' Ci tgo. Public Notice • ' • Vortec V-8 Power , • 4 Captain's Chairs • Rear Sofa Bed . ~.7,950* • 3400 V-6 Power Brand New 1999 Chevy Venture • Dual And Sid·e Airbags • 7 Passenger Se'd tlng . ·, Loaded !. · • • Air Conditioning •1\MIFM Stereo ,~4,950* • ·Air Conditioning . • AMIFM Stereo · • Dual Airbags ~1,850* ·, Sportside Body • Air Conditioning • AMIFM Cassette • Fiberglass Running Bds. • Custbm Alumlrium Wheels •l,.oadedl : All New 1999 Chevy Tracker 4 Dr. 4x4 • Custom Cloth Interior • Styled Wheels • Nicely Equipped! ·Aluminum Wheels Ell{ra Brand New 1999 Chevy S-Series LS Sportside Pickup Hauling Limestone & Gravel ReaSonable F,lates Jo.e N. Sayre 740-742·2138 ' " 3111199 TFN THE FOLLOWING · ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS WERE RECENTLY ENACTED BY : THE VILLAGE OF MII)DLEPORT: Ordinance 07·99 An ordinance Increasing compensation of all hourly employaoo forty-live cenll per hour. Salaried REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION Shingled Roofs , Vinyl Siding & Sofil Professional war~ al ., an affordable pr•ce ST; RT. 7 10X 10-40. 10X20 • 60. 740-339-4160 992-1717 "- CHECK THE WANT ADS FIRST! . . 992-2156 . .. Notice ~ Pontiac, Buick, Olds, · Monday- Saturday 9 am - 9 pm CLOSED SUNDAY JULY 11TH 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones Caas~uctian Comple te Line Of 4TH Feed & Show Supplies And Sulliva n Show Supplies -Conslnlclionl Romodlllng-Kft- Clbintll VInyl Sidi~- Garogoo Free Estimate• 740-742-3411 Brya11 Reeve• Call Suan Reeve• YOUNG' CARPENTER SERVICE 9$5~3831 r"'i;jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiin:i;iiiiiii~M~ill CREDrr No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Divorced • Room Addllfonl & Remodeftng • NowGaragee • Elactrtcal & Plumbing • Rooftng & Gutllns • VInyl Siding & Painting •'PoUo & Porch Dec:ka WIRBYINI!!! No Embarrassment ... You're Treated with Respectl If! Stant' Ft'H E•lltrlllt•• .. V.C. YOUNG Ill 740-992-6215. 22 Y"· Loco/ •• P'u bllc Notice • council-seat of Sandy aophalt ·paving lnalalled, lannarelll until January 1, 2000. 2900 gallona, more or leas ordinance authorizing the equare yarde mort or less of oJlllclllcatlon 407 tack Ordln.anco 08·99 An. coaling Installed, and 29263 Mayor to enter Into a Community Development Block Grant agreement on behalf of lhe VIllage of Mlddleporl. f.or Improvements to the wastewater system: of apeclllcallon ' 254 pavement planing". The VIllage ,of Pomeroy will provide a ella within the village far the stockpiling of the planlngo material. All" matarlols and equl~mont are to meat 0~1 0 Oepartni .onl of Transportation specifications. .Prevailing wagoa will apply to this project. Specifications and bid documents may be obtained by contacting ~mplayees' compensation Ordinance. 09-99 1 An was lncroaoed by three · ordinance autho,rlzlng the percent. · mayor to apply for, accept, Resolution number R04· 99 a resolution authorizing and entar · Into a Water Pollution Control Loan Fund that $27 ,825 .72 be agreement on behalf ol tho transferred from the VIllage of Mlddlopo(l. · Ecoilomlc Deve~opment A copy · of lhasa . furid to the General Fund. legislative 'do~ument~ are John Andtraon, ·VIII~ge Reaolyllon number R05- on file at . the VIllage of Admlnlotratof, · Pomeroy 99 A res~lutlon authorizing Building 320 E. Middleport that · S27 ,825.12 be Clerk/Treasurer's offlca' and Municipal Main Street, P.O. Box 668, transferred from the Pomeroy, 01:1. 45769. (740) available for public General fund to various Inspection. 892'2166. ·other funds. ··· Each bid mull contain the Resolution number R06· Bryan Swann tUn nama of every person or 99 A resolution appointing Clerk,ITreasurer company Interested In the Robert Robinson to fill the (7) 2,9 2TC bid and must be by a ,bond or accompanied Public Notice In Memory cerlllled chock In lhe amount of 5 percent of their PUBLIC NOTICE ' Sealed bide w111 be bid, to tho oatllfactlon of received In the office of the Vlll,gs • Council , aa ~ VIllage Clerk, Pomeroy guaranty thot If the bid Is Municipal Building, 320 E. accepted, a contract will be Main Street, P.O. Box 866, entered Into and ;I~ Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, until performance propor1y · 11;00 AM Monday, Auguat : secured . Th"eae checks or 02, 1.99 for. the fallowing bondt "will be rofurned •t propoilal concerning the once to all except the His paving of va'rloue atreele In successful bidder. or bond wlll . bo hold chsck tho VIllage ol Pomeroy.. 2173 Cubic yarda, more until the contract Is or lese of epeclllcitlon 404 properly executed by h!m. interest rate for a fiv"'"' TI d p I . . up to 30 years, with r.e Rent;y ng down payment .ron'""'· ' Public Notice the sealect be ma r k ,e d : The outside or bid· must •Your monthly rent me,nt for the st1ck uuttLI payment could be homes b~g mortgage ed in Galli~ and Meiasl.l I n<>·um~tnt County. . " Asphalt Paving Bid". _ The VIllage Council of Pomeroy reserv8s ihe "righ t to reject any or all bids, and· ·to waive Irregularities. ~ :~ pay- John A.. Anderson, Vlllag·e · Admlnlsltolor (7)2,9,16 3TC might be than a rental deposit • • You will actually OWN it and be creating equity I ··· P!lbllc Notice PUBUC NOTICE The VIllage of Middleport will hold a Budget Hearlng lor the year 2000 on July 12, 1999 at 7:30 P.M. In council G.a\\ia- M .e .igs Community ACtion ~gency chambers. Regular m_ e etlng. will follow. The public Ia Invited to attend. Copies ol : the proposed budget will tie . available .fo r Inspection · from July 2, 1999 through : July 12 , 1999 In council · Calf Now·!!! chambers. Bryan SWann Clerk/Trllfa·surer (7) ,r 2, 9 2lC ' Tel: 740~367- 7341 or ' Public Notice 990 . PF lor the Kibble • v.. F.,.o undatlon, Bernard Puttz, Trustee, Ia available · for public Inspection at· · · Berna(d V. Fultz Law Office, 111 1/2 West Second Street; 1 ' Pomeroy, Ohio 457.69, dur.. : one year ago July 91h, 1998 James Ray Parsons went to his new home in Heaven, he is gone but nol the mem!)rles. Sadly mi s~ed by his · wife Martha & children· Susie, Nola, Pam, Ray & Alice, his sisters· Esta , Ruby, Mabel, VIoletta, grandchildren & manv 1 . nieces·a nephews. In Loving Memory Of Monica II JYier Wolfe. Who died Z yrs ago today, July lOth Sadly missed but never out of lhoughts. The fam,llvl July 5th, American Legio n Posl 467 in Rutl and, O hi o wi ll be pay ing -$80 .00 a game since our new co nstruclion is finis hed on o ur Leg io n Hall. T he 1 (:Ove rh all game amo unt of $200 .00 wi ll be more depending on the size of Ihe crowd . Starbursl at ., subsequent .to publlcallon . of IIlio notice. "' : Steve Rifffe - Sales R e,pr es.enl a t i v e - n . Larry S c;hey 750 East State Street Phone (7 40) 593-66 71 Ath~ns, ,Ohio 45701 "A Better Wa , Eve SELF STORAGE • 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45n1 740-949·2217 A & D Auto Upho stery • Plus, Inc Sizes 5' x 10' to 10' x 30' Hours 7:00AM-8PM Rutland, Ohio .. Truck seats, car seats, headliner~ . truck tarps, convertible & vinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, boat covers, carpets, etc. Mon • Frl 8:30 • 5:00 . ' Your Concrete • Workers Needed Portland/Reedsville 843-5280 or 949-2439 t'ef<'""!~· 24 Hr. Taxi al(rl Delivery Se..Vice We deliver ALMOST anything ' DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Agricultural Lime, . Limestone • Gravel Dirt· .S and ROOFIN.G NEW-REPAIR . . .985-4422 ' ' Gutters · Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES · 11lt.<!I/06Mn 740·698·3290 Now Renting · Howard L. Writesel 33795· Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Oh~ . 740-992-5232 949-2168 . • <12 TFN . J & LInsulation & Siding High.&Dry Sell-Storage , . •Vinyl Siding · •Roofing &Seamless Gu1ter •Replacement Windows · •Concrete •Room Additions •Garages •Decks & Bool Docks James Keesee II PH: 17401 992·2772 6122/99 1 mo. pd . WICKS HAOLitiG ltiC. We Deliver Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Fill Dirt, Agricultural" Lime, Mttlch , Top Soil (Low Rates) HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PAUL "BILL" MCELROY II WILLIS' SEAMLESS GUTTERS Siding & Sll/lif WANTED: Local · c onstruction worke rs: s kills in carp e ntry, e le ctrical , roofing , mechanical- A Plus . Contractors Welcome 9 92-7943 Albany, 0/rio . I 1·800·311 ·3391 Free Estinudes"' 5!25199 2 mo. pd II lienee Fnday. 719 & Sat. 7110 9am-4pm. go 11~ m1le ~asl Po mero y Ctt y LimitS on a.d Route 7 , tum at the Metgs gOlf course 59' onto Will's Hlll Rd. go up tha 1hill & through the golf COUBe. sale is 1 mile from the golf course, watc h for ·.signi, manual treadmtll, gun cabinet. fur· nlture. coll ect iht&s. dishes. boy'~ clothing. toys & more. Movlngtyard sale, Friday & Satur· day. Weber residence , A ulland , Oh io. Many crafl & kttehen items . much more. Yard and bake sa le , Thu rsday & Fr iday. 9·? long Bottom Com· rnutll1y Building. Pt. Pleasant & Vicinity Giveaway 2 Foxhound Pups. 740-245-5167. 2 Kittens :. 1 Grey Female, 1 Blactt Male , 2 Months Utter Tra me d , 5 Family Yard Sale . 2<429 lincoln A....... Friday/Sa!Uiday. 740-446-8831 . Batemtnt & Bake Sale . w est Colu mtua .Un ited MethOOist Church,. July f.,10, 9AM-? Alt ,proceedS go towards Church Repa1r. Hot Dogs, Beans , Corn Bread . Olhe! Baked Goods Friday fSaturday, 8AM ·? 309 7th Street: Pt . P le asanl. Ne,;l to NAPA. Ftrst Time, Two Family. DEPOYSAG PAR'fl All Mak es Trac tor & Equipmen t Par ts Facto •y Autho r ized Cas~· I H P arts Dea lers. K itte n , Bob Ta iled, MIKed , 6 W8ekS Qld , line r Tramed . 740· 446·8059. Pallels To Gi'w'eaway, Pick · Up From The Back, Outside, Galllpo· lis Daily Tr ibune. 825 Third Ave· .. nue , Galllp ol ts, 1st Come 1st Served: ~ 0 PHONE CAL~S 1000 St. Rl. 7 South JEFF STETHEM PHON~ : (740) 985-4218 . EMAIL: STETHEM@EUREKANET.COM FREE ESTIMATES 36762 Sumner Road, Pomeroy, Oh10 45 769 and Flea Market Bill .Moodispaugh AuCtioneeri ng . complete Auction eering Servic· as . Co nsig nment auclio n- Mill Stre eJ , Mi ddlepor t , ThJJrs days . O hio license 17693. 740 -98 9· 26~,3 . Ha s had shots and SPM. {304)675-6206. RiCk Pearson Auction Company, f ull time auct ioneer. complele auct ion se rv tc e . licensed t66 ,0h!O & West V1rgll'l18, 304· 773-5785 Or 304-773-5447 . • Ya rd Sale Items. Musr Take All .' Half truck load or more, (304)882· 3659." ·60 . W e d e mey~ r ' s Au ctio n Service. Gallipolis. Ohio 740-379-2720. Lost and Found .S1 00 R6wardl Lost Hu sky' ·Chow Mix, Male (Bl ack) ,van! s~ed From Kerr R oad Area , Tuesday. N l g ~t 612919 9 Should Re spond To : "Pook le• 740-245 •937 2, 740·446· 1517. • ' 90 .. Wanted to Buy A Mo.vie C alle d : · r hose Caito· waye'.~.twlth Brian Keith. (304)882· 2436 . . Abs olule Top Doll ar: All u .s . Stiver And Gold Coi ns, Prool&els, Diamonds, Anlique Jewelry, Gold . Rings, Pre· 1930 U .S. 'currency, Ste rling, Etc. A cqulsitions . ~ew e lro;. , M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second Avenue. Gallipolis, '740-446-2642. •· Found : Small Bl ack D og; New White Collar, No Tail, Vicini ty: Beside O' D e ll Lumbe r Comp a ny, VIne s u eet, Gallipolis . 740·446 - 6305. . • . Ant iques. top.. pric es. paid. Alver· ·1ne An tiqu e s, Pomeroy, O hio, Ru ss Moore ow ner, 7<40-992· 2526. Lost. 1 Red Kayak , 740·4a 6-3022. B Uy ing S tan~ding Cherry H lird Wood limber, 740-256·6172. Lo·st : Ge rman Sheph erd Type Do g, Ta n & Grey. Wi lh White On Face & Front Legs, Very Ftiend ly Reward! 740.379-~7 1 . 70 • Auction 80 Part ,Husky an d Part Clean .l ate· Model Cars Or TruckS . Low Miles, 1995 Modela Or Ne)'Yer. Smith Buick Pontiac, 1900 E..tem Avenue. GalllpoH$. Vat"Q Sale Wan tjipd·.TO B uy · Used MOb il e H omes. Call 740·446·0t75,. Or 1 · 304-675-5965. Gallipolis & VJclnlty EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 5 Fam ily : 57 Amb"y l ane.,Llirge Va riety Fu rniture To Infant Items, Friclay, Saturoay. 8·? •• 7/1 0 , 9- 5 , 7!1 1 9·2. 91 G<irfleld Ave nue, Bike, Toys . CoUe ctables. Awnings , Sto r-~ e~a r e , Household , Ott1er Mtsc. 110 Help w anted AU. Yllrd S.lee MIJI I $2 , 000 WEEKLY ! Mailing 400 Brochur es1 Sat isfaclion Gua r· anteod! Postage & Supplies P ro· vided ! Rush ,. Self:Add ressed Stamped En'w'elOpeJ , G!CO, DE PT 5 , Box 143 8 , ANT.IOCH, TN . 370 11 · 1438. ' Be Pa,ld In Advence. pEAQUN£: 2:00p.m. the day before the ad AVON! AU Areas ! To Buy or Sell. ShirlerSpears. 304·675·1429. ·86 Pine Slreet. Sa!urday 7/10/99 , l ittle Boys, Girls Clothe s. & Toys, 9·? Ia to n.ln. Sunday edlll on ~· 2:00p.m. Frida~. Monda~ edition ·• 10:00 a.m. Saturday. Baby Clothes, Kids Clothes. Toys, Womens Small Sizes In· Shoes , Clolhes, ·M 1sc. Fr laay. Sa turoay: Sunday 10·4. Sun Valley·Dril;e, SprinQ Valley Aero~~ From Medical Shop. Big Yard Sale . 9 :00 Ttll 5 00 Thursday, Fr• day. 185 Ambleside Ortve, Kerr. Across From Pos1 Ollice, lots Of'Merchandise. · Estate Sale : FndaV. ·sa turday, 9·5, 10 Hilda E~tl. Queen Sofa Bed. Aecl tners Rocke rs. G .E . Range . Wheelcha ir. ' Garage sale· Fr lday, & Saturdl:l y, 9-? 145 larial Drive . Gai!Jpol!s, One Generator. Law n Mower , Sweepers, little Bit 01 Everyth1ngl July 91h , 101h . 470 LeGrande Boulevard. l or'lgaberger Baskets. Lots Of Crart Mat. Fri & Sa t, 9·5. 305 A.mbleside DriVfl, Kerr, Ohio. s Cogs/Pop., A · ~~~~ :t ~PLt:E~S~Et:ll~~::~ TRI·STATE MOBILE POWER WASH Equipmenl Cleaned & Oegreased · Thurs& Fri. 10AM-8 PM. Lot 13/ Roush-Ferrell lane, Camp Conley BunkBed Frames, Chlloren Clothes, Offi ce Equlpmenl, Hot Large Chow/Golden Retriever mill, hQu sebroken, great with kids . 740·992·2863 afler Spm. .• · ' Large Family / H otdog Sale Clothes. Home tnter101. M1sc Ro· u1e 160, Amby Lane . Vmlon . 71 l Oth. 9·? TruCks s lractor Trailers .decks - driveways Large Garage $ale. FmlayiSatur· day. At _ 87 , Mason County Fol· low Signs, ' · Free kittens ol all ages. 740·9921285. 740-992'-3470 Happy Ad 1:OOpm Fridey. Four 1am11y. Tnursday & Fnday. Ju l y 8· 9 , Tanners Flun Rd , Ra cme . Ronn ie Ransom res t· Thursday. Monday thr u Saturday 9:00..5:30. . ·Call for details 740.:.992-0038 . . R.l. HOLLON TRUCKING Hor.e1 & Tack New & Used Saddles Also riding lessons .I Going Out 01 BuSiness Salt: 45% Off Sto re Wicte, W ilton Cake P'ans. ·o .J.' s Craft ·Shop, 2390 7 2134 Jadl.son Pike. 40-446. NewToVooThnfiShoppe 9Wesl snmson . All>ons 7..0.592·1842 Quality clothing and household items . S 1.00 bag sale e11e ry 740·446·2593. (toll free) 51'111199 1 mo. pd All Yard S.lea Mutt Be Plt ld In Advance. Deadline: 1:OOpm the day befo re t he ad 11 to tuf', Sunda y I Mondey edi t ion· DISNEY VACATION! Re serve Now , Save $ 100's . 5 Days , In· etudes 01sney Passes / Ma1n Gate ·Hotels . Entir e Vac at ion S274 / Person 1-800-632·4112 x658 40 "*· clo"'!"'J. .,.. 30 Announcements Losll Ch ihu ahUa , While A nd Brown, Around Red's Carfyo ul & 1st Sw 1m mmg Hole. Looks like Taco Be ll Dog , Small Reward ! Connection • 25 yrs exper. 740·7·2-8015 877·353·7022 Hoof Hollow Farm " . S .top In A nd .S ee HILL'S ., lng regular business hours~ for a period of 180 daya ~ · 35100 Flatwooos Rd . 1 mile !rom Arthur Treachers , Saturday, July ld, & 388·9!60. 985-4413 . 2 areas $45.00 3 areas $54.95 4 areas 569.95 - Sareos$84.95 , Salisi!KIIon Guaronieed '\ 2 room minimum 1 . 378·6438 992·0077 1-877 -626·3693 The annual report Form Middleport & Vicinity Cats & K ittens To G iveaway f o A. Good Home! 740·388·0489, 740· Spring Cl~ Spscial ·PUBLIC NQTICE Geneliloglcal Search· "Lasley· Hughes· Us u lton· . lam•ltes . Metgs & GaU1a count ~ts . Please wrlte wnn i.Cl¥ Jntorm&liOn to· An drea Maxwell. 1009 DeWit)' Ave · nw, New Castle, PA 16101. AntiqUe Free P1aoo. Good Condi - CHEVALIER'S CARPET CLEANING . Pomeroy, tion. 74o-«6-96n. •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Comparti FREE ESTIMATEES .. Chester, Ohio BomesdaC""""'- fa milies, Calico, gray, gold, gold &· while, taupe. 740-992·5755. Free Eotimates Opportunities are limited and on a first come first serve basis according to eligibility. nan Trace Road, Off 775. Near 800-762·7525. www soufmilecoonoclion.net. Stan Dating Tamght l Ha ve tun P}av•ng the Ohto Daung Game. 180(}.AQMANCE, b ten5101"1 9681 BoOr Cloft>H. ~. Clrpo<, -SeveralFamilies. Masc Baked GOOds. Produce . food And PQp Fnday And Saturday, 9·? On Ha· 5 kittens looking lor loving . caring ROIERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION a ret.JIUC~IU Personltls TONIGHT! STA.RT OATI.NG Have Fun M&eung Ehg thle S1n · gles In l'Qur Area. Ca ll For More ln lormat1on 1·800-ROMANCE . Ert 9735 SERVICE · Community Action & Ohio V(llley are ·offering 1'----=~;.a:;:;,r. ' ' ~ ·'. ' """ -~ Home Ownership He is the 23rd state FFA first in 198 1. Smith will he a deg ree rec ipi e nt fr om th e se nior at Southern High School Rac ine Southern FFA chapter ' thi s year. since Bob Le e receive d the • 4 Wheel Anti-Lock Brakes • Aluminum Wheels • Loaded! West Virginia 's lt1 Chevy, And Custom Van Dealer. Gt\~\t\1) SunsatBaana 7 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, Rt. 21 Churdl Str"' . ·"""' • sw"'9 mm.t~.Smr•e iHo~.com: Free estimates ; 2t 22 12 TC • Taxes, Tags, nua Fees all{!"· Raoate 1ncluded tn sale pnce of new vehicle Msled whefe a(lpllcable. " On approved credil. On seklcled modela. Prla!s Good July 91~ lhru July 11th. Not responsible lor typographical etTOI'S. . • \1 ~ RECEIVES DEGREE - Jonathan Smith received the Star Chapter FFA degree from hi~ advisor, Aaron Sayre, and went on to receive his State FFA deg•ee, making him the 23r<l Southern Racine member to do so since 1981 . - • SAYRE TRUCKING HARTWELL STORAGE News Hotline . Brand Nevr1999 Chevy · . Full Size Conversi.on Van TREE SERVICE b V the ir ow n ·. .123 950* . =days P.M. Main St., Pomeroy,OH Paying $80.00 IJ8r gellle' $3110.00 Coverall $500.00 Starburat · Progl'fllllve top line. · Uc. I oo-so """"" ... Saturday July 10th. 8·3 . 20tl Centtnary R oad. Htxt To T.J .'I 1 ,000 t.tARRIAGABlE lADIES W tttl TradttiOnal Valu.s. Loyally · Honesty· ~e5PK1 FREE Info 1 · 1 mo. pd. Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On me nded by thei.r ag ricu l.l ural edu cation instru c tor and m ust Dlngcy. ·T\'e 001 Mus.ic " hy laden I:'REE ESTIMATES (No Sunday Calls) degree ~ r Backhoe & Bulldoze• Services Site Preparalioit Septic Systems RODNEY KELLER Owner/Operator W\\' w . cr~.·altlr:-. . et Hl l, 005 JINES' Mon.- Fri. 9:00 to 4: Sat. 9:00 to 12:00 KCB EXCAVATING COMMEUlAl and RBIDEIITlAL nu:·m bers in the stane . .t. ...L . ~ T he nomi ncC s m ust be re co m- Honaker. "Ode to Joy " by Anna Mane Hanenbach. :·Aardvark Boogie" hy Amy Barr. '' Wipe Out" by Jordan Shank, the theme sung from "Andy .Griffith" by David Poole. "Quee n's j"'Royal Entrance" by Kaylcc Kenned y. ' '}ly Heart Will Go On" by Ash lec Hill , "Brahm's Lull aby" by Kale; Ferguson. the theme so ng from ··star War.;" by Whitney Thoene. "In My . Red Convert.lbl e" by L1ndle,y Smit h. ·:1 Will Alwavs Love Yo u" bv Sarah Hawley. ·"Fur Elise" and "Amaling Qrace·•, duet wi th Denver Rice, viuli!'isl, by l;ri nne ~cnnedy. "Vivace: hY. PIANO-VIOLIN DUET _ Erinne Kennedy and Denver Ric e of •· Lesl1e K1tchen.. Gr.':at Ball.' uf Middleport are shown perf.orming a piano;.,v iolin duet to by Damn Jackson , Amalmg Grace · "Amazing Grace" at a recital given by students of Sharon piano arrangement. b~. Enca Poql'e, Hawley on June 6 at the United Metho~list Church in Mason . . " S\vee t Hour of Praye r by Beth Wt l• fa ng. "Ni ght Train'' by Adam Shank. " ' ' ' New Homes • Vinyl S iding •New Garages • Replacement Windows • Room Additions • Roofing Racine. rece jvcd h is Sta le PFA degree in Columbus rece nt ly. , The award is presented to the top tw o percen t of FFA .. . . . .... . BISSELL BUILDERS, IN(. Jon_athan Sc:ott. so n of Terry L. Smi th and Bedy Duddi ng. Church in Ma>un. Pregentations included : ''Ciass1c Dance" hy Hannah, Foreman . "Allegro" b)'.)0rdan Sm ith . "Co me Sec th l· · Parade~· 6y Ak.x Hawky. "Do LorJ" ' by. Adam· Ingels. "The Wild C<>lt' h; Jam'i'c Bailev. the theme song fwm "Gilhgan 's- bland " by .B-rillany Tuppers Plains , OH 100' ·1000' Rolk 1" &3/4~00# Water Une Full line of Gas Pipe &.Regulators Water Storage Tonks 17401 992·3131 $4.55 .) To ~ finJ nut mor~;.• ahou1 Am1' Lander!'> anp read ha past fO iumn~ .. \'lSI! the Crr altlh s~ ndicatc \h'h.' at At. 7 . a· Gravellm Lp h .Ulilitiet lope and a check or monc)' order for· $3 .75 (thi s indUJ~:- pos tage a nd: hanQiing~ to: Bridl' ~. ~lo Ann Lm-: ders. P.O . Box 11562. ChiL·ago. Ill : Gallipolis & VIc inity ~ro. C ulverts: 4" - 48" in stock Land Cleari ng & Grading Seplic Sy•le,.. & 1t .• IClA~~EDS! Y1rd S.le 70 . 74o-985-3813 Serwice• H ouse & Trailer Sites se nd Amanda a lmcly gift '" the : prir.:c ran_gc of thl.': repair h11\ . You w•ll feel bcucr. and so "ill she . . When pl annin g a wedding. who . pays for what' Who stands where": "The Ann l-anders Guide for Brides ·. has all th~ an s" cr:-. Send a se iC' addressed. long . hu.,mc..,.., .:sl tc cnvl'< 6061 1-0562 . (In Canada. St. 7 •aw Amanda. having ,sl~ond · 1houghb ~huut pngc Call992-2156 place an ad Buy, Sell or Tl'lde·l G&W Plastics and Supply Bulldou r & Bacldtoe to pay for• the <knted-fcnd<r rcpa~r · job-.- she offe red to do'"· If you arc: ~FA Jonathan Scott . , ENTS ' . DEAR GRAN DS: You d1d noth-. ing \fo'fong:. You didn ' t To The Daily· Sentin e l • Page 9 • Middleport, Ohio 9, 1999. Where there is smdke - cigarette smoke - there can be a lingering seen( cu:arette smok:e \\a~ actual!\ an \OUr da...ughtL"r :-. h:ur or on h~r· cloihes. \\hac- It "ould linger until \\ashcd . ~omeroy Business Services a: P age t • • Friday, July 9, 1999 • ' Moving Sale; Furn itu re. HoUse hold llems, Tools, Slate floute 7 South. 11 o Burdelte Road, Friday, SatUrday. July 9th , I Ot h. 8 ·30· 3,00. Movmg Sale: Saturday 7/1Oth, 9 AM ·3 PM . Household & Ya rd llems, Clothing (M&W 14· 16) Tools , Grill. Pian o, D og House. And Much M01et 559 Jay Dnve Mult· Fam11y Sale Salurday 9 A M ; Bestde Btg Whee l Carry Oul On Jackson P1k9: A.'w'on Products : Start your own ln,rHome Busine.ss. Work Fle~t tble Hours. EnJOY Unltmlled Earning s 1·888·561·2866. c'ompufer Users ,J'IIeeded. Work Own Hrs . S25K · S80KJ Yr. 1·800· 476-8653 X 7777 . Www.1cwp.com Cosmetologist Need'ed, Full & ~afi .Ttm e Pa10 Vac8tions.-jree C.E.U. Hours: 740-446-7267 :.::_::.:_.::_=:_ _ _c.._ _'__ 1· Counselor Pos1110n · A.n outpe· tlent alcohOl and Olher drug agen· ,cy located !h Gallia and Ja'Okson Coun!Jes; iS: seek tng a qualllled persan to prov id e alcohO l and orher drug counse ling. Counselor Will w ork with all age groups . Knowledge of chemical depend · ency r e ~wed . Bac ' odors degree , CCDC , LISW. and /or LPCC pre· ferred . Send resume by July 16 ,1999 to : FA.CTS , 1770 Jack· son Pike, Bidwe ll. Oh1o·. 45614 or FAX 740· 446~8014 EOE.MIF/H Dnver CONTINENTAL EXPR ESS COL Class.A Wtlh 6 Monlhs E-.per Onvmg SchOol Grads Considered. No NVC · Home Mosl Weekends Reg~nal & Long Haul EOE 800-293.0700 Or SIJ0-695-4473 DRIVERS · Cannon Expro$$ Q9% Driver No Touch Freight. Start At .32 Cents Mi. !5 Yr. "" Ellp., .31 Cents Mt. /3 Yr.; .30 Cents MI. /1 Yr . 29 Cents Mi. 16 Mos .; .28 Cenls Ml 12 -6 Mos ., Sludents Or 1 Mo Ex~ . S350 Wk . Pay Aalse Every 50 ,000 Miles Bonuses. A 1defl P rogram . Pa 1d Vacations . Ins Ava il www cannonu· press .com Call For De!alls 1· 800-845·9390 11 0 Help WMII!Id AVO,. hal a place lo< yeul Join t.ht 11 "auty company1 En~ your own ..,._. Bur OWft prOdUCtS II cast. cafl 1•100.4 AVON Of 140-5&0 4354. Ortvera · Free 3 ~ WM\ COl. T,.lning. Earn $26 -532.000 11., Yr W IFull ~1nefi1a. No EKP . Needed. PA.M Transport Sp•Cial Cart Toll Free t ·877 -230+ 6 002 Sun -Frl , 7 A.M. -7 P. ~ ~ www.parn&ra~com •• ' EXCITING OPPORTUNITY. ' Large CorporatiOn ts looldng ~ A Person To Tram And Wock Here In GaiHpoitli:. Pofnl Plea~"! & Pomeroy. II You Are E t•c. Ambitious , And Have A Wrth People, We May Be Offer VQu Th i s Spot Exe . en! Fringe Benetils. It Interested . Please Call 304--£28-8266 For In· terv•aw American Genarat .L ife And Accident Insurance COmpa· ny N·71 Fast grow111g bur.lness klbl.ing for manager· also cashi ers. full Qr pan 11me. Send resume cJ.o : Th e Da1ly Sen!lnel , P.O. Box 729-75 Pomeroy. OH 4576~ F uii· T1me Posmon Retail Jeweiry Salesp8rson : Pers:or!abte, Q uick · learner. lmmedia1e Opening, AfJ· ply AcquistltOns Fine Jewelry, 151 Second A'llenue , Gallipolis , No PhOne caHs Housekeeper For Disabled Prac· t1cu1g Columbus Attorney. (Plus 2 Teenagers ~ . live-In, Cooking Clean1ng , La undry, Turning At" Nigh!. Salary, Room. Board .. 614· 267- 5354 . Nou••k.••plngi L•u ,drf Aid•. Pan·llme Van able shifts . Po tnl Pleasant Center/Genests Elder· care . Stale Rout e 62 , Route 1 . Box 326 , Point Pleasan t , WV 25550 EOE,. ~ . "-.~al Truck ing Company Seektng Oual ifi e(l Tr uck Drive rs . Good Pay And Benefits . Send Re!ume To . Or tver, P.O . B01c 109 Jack· son , OhiO 45~40 , Or Call .1·74l'O· 286-1 463 To Schedule An Inter,. vteW. LPN POSITION ROCkspringS REt· haOihtaliOn Center is now accepl· lng applicatiOns tor part lime posi." !ton LPN . We of1ar 8llcellent tMiin-efits to part bme nurses. heallh ,_ surance eliQJblllty. 401 K , anct va· ca lion time Tn ts is an excellent opportunity for the right candidate for per son a l a nd professiona l growth. Call Carol Greening DON al 740·992·6606 or send resume to Rock stH in gs Rehabi litatlof1 Center. 36759 Aocksprings R.d ., Pomeroy. OhK>. SIGN ON BONUS BEING OFFERED. • LPN POSITION ' Rockspnngs Re· habilitation center ts nov1 accepllng apphtatiOns for par! time posi· 110n LPN We otter excellent ben· •· efits to Part llrrte nurses. t)ealth. In· surance etig1bility, 401 K and va· cation time . Th 1s 15 an 'exceuerv opf)ortunrty for the righl candidate 1or Parsonal and proleniona l growth . Call Carol Greening [)((N 740·992·6606 or send resume to Roclcsprings AehaiJilitation Cen· •· !er. 36759 Roc!ffipA:pgs Rd ., Po.1meroy. Ohio . SIGN ON ,'BONUS BEING OFFERED. Monday, July 12th ONLY! Kipll/ljjl ShOe Co. Point Plea.sanr. ~-'L AccePting Applical jon.s FCM Sales Clerk! MUSICians· looking for gultarisi , vocalist to do lead and harmome~ tor oldies. rock and country, Jo""l,. 740-69H212 . • Neea someone to live in hom& WI' elderly person. Free roo'm& noare + wages H ave separate ·lniin] Quarters except kitchen . Call al· tee 6PM Must · have refe rences 1304) 77 3- 5048 Need Someone To Stay W111'1 _. Gentleman , No l iftmg ReqUirelt· · ~easonabje Pay. i 40441 ~548 - :. Time Sewer Needed F01 Fo u n;,,. ,. UphOlst ery ShQp Et' . perience Necessa.ry. Ca ll For An Appointm8nt, 740-446-3438 Pt:t!tal Jobs to $18 35/ Hr .. lnc . Bene fits : No · Exper ien ce For Ap~;. and Exam Info. Call 1·800· 81 3·3585, Exl. l 826, 8AM·9PM. 1 D~ lds1Jnc. POSTA L JOBS To $1Q.35 / HR. t i NC . BE NEFIT S. NO EXPEA,. ENCE . FOR AP P. AND EXAf;l IN FO . CALL 1·800· 8 13·3S85J EXT lt42H5. 8 A .M. ·9. P.M .. r DAYS fcts Inc. Prevention f>o s1110 n - An Alcohol :;~~~~~n:~~,:; L~~~~!~.~\~g ~=~~ And JackSon CountieS • .ts Seek-l"n g An A1Tib il1 ous lndi'w' tdual ~ Fill A. Prevent ion PositiOn. Thij Person Will Work Wl't h All Age Groups In Both Communities. R~ spons ibllitiOS Include Coordina"lio n Of An At · RISk · YOu lh Men · lor ing Program . Awareness Acl iYitles, Edu callo.n Programs, Trainmg fll.rograms , And Deve lopment Ancl Implementation Of New Granl Pro;ects. Send Resume Bi July 16 . 1999 To FACTS . 177~ Jackson Pike: Bid,"!.ve·n. Oh10 45614 Or FA.:X 740·446·8014 . EOE . M1 F/H • Aelail sales clerk il'i Pomeroy. musl be able~ work some Sun· days and evenmgs, 26 hours of more per wee k Send resume c/0. The Da1ly Sen!lnel. P.O. Boll 7;{9? 84, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 by Jul~ 12, 1999 . SIGN · ON BO N US OF $50!l FOR RN POSITIO N ON 11-7 SH IFT . Aockspnngs Re habtl1ta · t1on Center, a !lk1lled an1l·mterme·. d1ate ta c1 1ity of 100 beds. has an. Immediate openmg lor the ngh t · cand 1date. We have an excellent ~enel1t package , 401K and com-. p&t lli 'w'e salary, Th is is an ex cel-' lent opponunlly 10 become part o~ a stable nurs ing .tlj'am thai has _a. comphal\ce h1story or ex cell ent. surveys and care issues SutJm11 : your appl1cauon to 36759 Roell · .. spr ings Ad . Pomero y. Oh10 " 45769 Or call Carol Green 1n'Q. " DON a1 740·992·6606 : Small Family Owned Truck1ng Co. Needs Expenenced OTR Ot1vers · Lal e Mode l Pelerbwlls . He alth . Ins . Flellible T 1me 011. Lots 01 • ~~eist;~~A~;~~~~~s~~~~: 1·600-654-0528. • • Bar & Grill Is Taking Ap · ,. Sonny's plicatlo-ns For Bartender & Cook Day & N1ght Shift A.va ilable. Fo-r : lnlormallo n See SonJa At 856 SecOnd Avenue , Gall ipolis , Across FrQm .little Caesars . Or Call At 740.441·0386 . Thornton GreenhOuses, 740·247- ; 4334 need tomato P\Ckers. ages • 15 & ~p , $5 15 per hour. Tomato ptC~ers , ages 15 & older.. " n:unimum wage , Cummms Farm,. · 7..0-949·2102 or 7~·247·3655 . • • • ' I ·L �. J:riday, July 9, 1999 The Daily Sentinel • Page :t1 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • ..... • ALLEYOOP NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE _., ACROSS PHILLIP ALDER handa 4201-..INittr.d 46 Confod.ej"ete 1 , 47 Wlng-aheped 51 Cryalelllne 220 Money to loan lj,od 7 Ladies To Sell Awn. 7-40....3358 Wanted· held workers and pactli ., 740-247·3042 Wftdllle Jobs toi$2 t 60/Hr Inc Benefit& GameWardans Secun ty, Ma~r'llenance. Park-Rangers No Exp Needed For App and Exam Into Call 1·800-813-3585, Ext 8827 8AM-9PM 7 Days Ids toe Wildllte Jobs to $21 60/Hr -Inc BenefKs Game Wardens, Securt•y Maintan;~nce Parii:Rangers No exp needed For App and E•am/lnro Call 1-800 813 3585.Ext8827, 8AM 9PM, 70ays Ids InC WILDLIFE JOBS To $21 60 IHR INC BENEFITS GAME WAR DENS SECURITY MAIN TENANCE. Plt.RK RANGERS NO EXP NEEDED FOR APP AND EXAM INFO. CALL 1 abo 8 I 3 3585. EXT. t4211 8 AM 9 PM 7 DAYS fds, tne 140 Business Training ~· ea- College (Careers ClOse To Home) Call Today! 740-446-4367 HMl0·214-<l452. Reg 190-05-12748 150 Schools Instruction EARN A LEGAL COLLEGE DE· GREE QUICKLY, Bachelors MttiiT$, Ooctorate, By Carre spondence Based Upon Pnor Ed ucaUon And Short Study Course For FAEE lnformat•on Booklet PhOne CAMBRIDGE STATE UNNERSITY Hi00·964-3316 180 Wanted To Do Approved Master Licensed Elec trlclan, WV025956 Free Estr mates for Re srdent~t Servrces (~)67!">-7927 \· , FREE MONEY• It's True Never Repay Guaranteed $500 • $50,000 For Otbt ConsohdatiOn Personal Needs. Med1ca1 Ehlls Educauon & Busrness Call Toll Free 1-800-724-8047 (24 H") CONSOLIDATE DEBT Reduced Monthly PaymeniS 20 . 50% Thousands Of Dollars In Interest Non-Profit TCC 800-758 ~ save CREDIT PROBLEMS? 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Reason· able Rates For Free Estimate 740-388-8041 ~ .. , Jln1s Drywa ll & Construclton New Cotlstruct1on & Remodel / Drywall Sld 1ng Roofs, .Addr Irons Parnttng etc (304)674 4823 or (304)674-0155 State certllled daycare provkler, will watCh cnrldren any ages Five Points area call 740 992-0131 t WIU do House Cleaning Have References and E11perrencel (740)·388·8421 0' 1740)·446· 2646 ltaWI Message • . J AU real estate advertrsmg 1n this newspaper IS Sublect to the Federal Fa1r HoUs1ng Act of 1968 ~hich makes it rll9gal to advertrse ·any preference, lim1tatron or Clrscrimmatlon based on race color religiOn se)l ramrhal status or nat~ ongm or any 1nten1Jor. lo make any such preference hm1tatron or drscnmmatiOn • Thts newspaper .wrll not knowtnglyaccept advertisements for r.eal estate which rs 1n v10latrOn of the la:!'J Our readeJ:S are hereby 1ntormecl !hat all dwellings advertiSed m thrs newspaper are avadable on an equal Oppot1lfllty baSIS Business Opportunity INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do bus1 nasa with people you know and NOT to send money through the mall until you have rnvestrgated the o..fJenng AOULT INTERNET Prepaid Access Cards Hot lteml •No Competltlon •Real $$$ Maker •olstrrbutorsh.p Star Up $499 IIOIHI29-2371 D1P1- i7 ASSEMBLY AT HOM Eft Crafts Toys Jewetr)l Wood Sewmg 'JWing Greal Payt CALL 1·800 795-0380 Eid 1201 124 H<>) EARN $90,000 YEARLY Repair lng NOT Replacing, Long Cracks In Windshield(> Free Vtd eo 1 800·826·8523 US !Canada www glassmechanllC com EARN UP TO $540 AN HOUR Send Us A .One Page Form 'we Do The Rest No Orrect Selltng Free Information Pa ckage 1 eoo ' 310-8745 Ext 27,24 Hrs EASY INTERNET BUSINESS "' CAN MAKE YOU AICHII Stgn Up FREE As An Alflllate Member Of The Blowout Center Trade A.uc tion ~www blowoutcenter com Free Repo"Cal 1-716-420.4311 ' Established lawn mower shop complete Inventory beautiful home and rental all on one prop erty Of Will &eJI everything 9JCCept inWniiX)'. 7-40-949·2606 ~ FREE Weekly Newslener By E Mall Gain Financial Freedom Protect Assets Earn Brg Money www llbertytrustJournal com 1·800· 903-8248 FULLER BAUSH CO Is lookrnQ For People Who Would Like To Starl Their Own Business Work lng From Home NO INVEST· MENT Needed ~lmlted Trm e Only Call 800·68~·7270 Ema il Fulleretl0ao6 com 220 Money, to loan SS$ NEED CASH?? WE Pav Cllh For Rema1nlng Pavments On Property Sold t Mortgages ! Annuities! Settlements! lmme · dlate Quotesll l "Nobody Beats Our Prices • Natrona! Contract Buyers 800 490 0731 Ext t01 www na.tklnalcontractbuyers com US O'IERDUE BILLSIII Consoli· date Deblsl Same Day Approval NO APPLICATION FEESII I 800 863-9006 Ext 936 "t.~tember Bet ter Business Bureau· www help pay.blllscom $FREE CASH NOW$ From Weenn-; Familres Untoadrng M11 lk>nl Of Collars To Help M1mm1zs Their Taxes Wnte lmmedrately WINDFALLS 847 A SECOND AVENUE SUITE t350 NEW .oRK. NEW VORK 10017 ..Credit Carel CEBT .. Debt Con solidallon Stop Colleclron Calls Reduce Payments & Frnance Charges Avotd Bankruptcv 1 80().270.9894 & Bank Foreclosures Fmancmg 1985 2 Bdrms CIA, New Carpet Furnace Underptnnrng 2 Decks Immediate PoSessron! 740·..46· 4793 Ft FireplaceS In Ground Pool Large Lotk S R 588. Gall1pohs C1ty Schools Reduced ! 740-446· 7438 • . . 38R Home Large Room Eat In Krt chen Nice Porch AC 3/ "" Baseme nt lot Srze 50X90 $32 000 1304)882 3772 TARA ESTATES 4 Bedrooms 3 1f2 Baths tormat LAlOR An1shed Easement Custom Kitchen/ Cherry Cabtnetsl Sunroom overlooking small Ponctl $189 900 P40) 441 5118 or more 1mto leave Message Appt only! 5 room 1 112 bath laundry 300 river lrontage Syracuse full basemflnl 740 992·3860 7 Year Old 3 Bedroom Ranch Home 2 Baths 28x30 "Attached Garage , 69 1/2 Acres Wrll Sell All Or House And lot Meigs Count)' $150 000 For lnlormation Call740 992 3537 Beaut 1lul brrck 3 br home, on lovely acreage must see to ap· preclale 304 273·9485 Beautiful oleler hOme lanced yard large bulldmg to run your own business or take over estab· llshed lawn mower business and complete 1nventory Rental hOme on the property roqm for expan s1on Good area Racme Ohio, $140,000 740.949-2606 BriCk Home Nice Fam11Y Nergh ~orhood 2 M1les From .Hosptlat Olf Of Jackson Prke Appt To See 74().441 0641 Completely remoeleled t'louse 4 Declroom famrry room living room krtchen utr!Jty room & bath base men t wilh bath, new carpet throughout central air beautiful v1ew or river call 740 992 9012 appolntmenl only For Sale By Owner 1 63 Acre more or less Lots 7 B 9 R1ver· bank Right of way 2/3 BA Full Master Bath 1/2 Bath & Space lor Was.ner/Dryer also Large kitchen & llvlngroom 2 Auto Ga· rage Gas heated, Brick bldg on lot 7 Pumphouse With New Sun ken Well 75ft deep City water also Sewage & trash pick up Apple Trees Grape'S Pear & Nut Trees lot 9 large garden space lots 7,8 ,9, very pnvate properly llneO' '" w1th Pine Trees & Hem Jock Trees Seen by appt o"IY Price set $65 ooo Ms Yorlker (304)882 3451 Very Clean. No Pets, Water And ' Trash Pard, Bulavrlle Pike 740· 388-1100 440 1 Bedroom Apaftment, Stove & Aegrlgerator lncludeel, 7-40·446· 2583 1 Good seleclion of used' homes w1th 2 or 3 bedrooms Start1ng at $3995 Ourck e1e11very Call 740· 386 9621 40ACRES Only $45 000 Greal For Recrea· lton Or Huntrng Mostly Wooded Off SR 141 & SR 233 Can Be Oivrdeij Aoad Built To land Then On Into Wayne Natrona! Forrest 5% Down t:anel Conlract Wttl'l Approved Creellt Free Maps I 800 213 8365 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE Water and Electric Ready For Hook-Up. Nice lots $8,000 00 Each Call 30of.n3-S'181. Building Lots For Sale New Ha· ven Area {304)fJB2·3456 Prrme Bulldrng Srte 1 Acre ( 14411302) Mason wv No Re StriCtiOnS $15 000 {304)882 3772 LAND In Gallla, JackSon, Ross Meigs And Athens Counties 5 To 75 Acre Tracts For Flesrdentlal Or RecreatiOn Land Contract Avail able, FREE Maps Anthony Land Co, Lid 1 800 213 8365 360 Real Estate Wanted We 8uy Land 30 .500 Acres We Pay Cash 1·800·2, 3· 8365 Anii'IOt'ly LaM Co RENTALS '• 1 and 2 bedfQom apartment& fur· nlshed and uArurnlstted security deposit required., no pets 740992 2218 as e Garfield Avenue City Utilities $49 000 Send Aespor~se CLA825 c/ oGalhpohs Darly Tnbune , 825 Th1n1 .Avenue GallipoliS OH 45631 Apartments for Rent $250/Mo Plus Ut111tles, For More Information. C8117.ao.367-02t9 • Cl . . r•nce Sale All Displays Must Go DownPayments as low as $-tH Interest as low II Llmrted lime only ar Oekwood Homes, Nllro, wv (304)755· 5885 5 5 Acres Frontage (740~388-()f73. 70xt 4 2 Bedrooms Dinette wwcarpet, Very Nlce, Gallipolis 741).446-2003 740-446-1<109 S.L.O.W 1)-U.T $499 Down Ail Singles $999 Oown Ooubles Super Low Psy· ments ltmrted Time Oakwood Homes Sarboursvrlle, wv, 304· 736~ / For Sate 3 35 Acres Corner of Hangrng Rock Road & Carson Road In Mason WV (304)882 3480 "' 1304)982 21133 1 Bedroom Apt $275 month, utrlltles pa1d 706 Vi§n cf Street, P1 Pleisanr. wv 1304)~36-5554 I 1 Efficiency Apartment, Furmshed Vttlllles Included. $250/ Mo , A1r Conditioning, 740 3670611 1 BA AJC, Near Holzer, 1st Month Free W1th 1 Yr lease Ou1et Location, No Pets $279/ Mo., Plus Utilltl65, 740.44&2957 1 Room & Bath Across From College $200/Mo All UtiiiiJeS Paid) 888-84M521 2 BR WfO Hook·I,IP' Aefarencasl Deposlr No pe15 l:io4)675 5162 2 Rooms & Bath "" $2251Mo , Ineludes Utdlhes, No Kitchen, 1 Bedroom & Bath Includes Ulllltles No Kitcl'len, 740-44~24n , ~-------:.....-"' 2bdrm apts total electric, appliances furnished launO'ry room factlltles, close to school In town ApplicatiOns available at Vrllage Green Apts 149 or call 740·992· 3711 EOH 'tJ (740)-4-48-74-44 New And used Furniture Store Below Holiday Inn Kanauga Beds Chests Couches, Tables, Muc.h Morel Stop Arld See Us 74().448-4782 Tired Of Going To Tne Laundry Mat? Call Me For A Free Washer & [),ye<. 1.80().383-Q62 c- Used Furniture /Appliances Off Bulavrlle Pike On Keefer Road. 740·446·4039, 740·446·1004 Call Any Time Johnson's used Furniture 530 Antlqlies Buy or sell Riverine Antiques, 1124 E Mail') Street, on ~t 124, Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 a m lo 6 p.m • Sundav 1 00 10 6 00 p m 740·992·2526 Russ oo ~- 540 Mlacellaneous Merc:handiiHI (2) STEEL BUILDINGS Faclo'y liquidation -40x30 Was $9,970, Sell $3 470 50x75 was $19.,00. SOl $8 900 800-388-531•. Doog "HOST FAMILIES' NEEDEDIII" ExChange Students From Germe· ny Japan, England, Franca ~us­ ala Brazil Students A.rnve In A.u· gust " To Attend Local High Jicllools FOr Further Information, 1·80().765-<1963 • 11• OlrecTV Satellite Systems· $69 00 $100 ol free programm1ng Umlted lima oHer, call 1 eoo-ng.. 8194 19 New Pella Wiridows Vanous Sizes Sandstone In Color $3 500 Between 6 00 PM 10 00 PM 740-44e·2221 ' 2 Ofl1ce Desks $150 Each , 1 Computer Desk, $99 & Other lrems 740-1!~ 50 Ferguson gehl 2170 911 hay bind, 401 Ford m9wing machine, 76 1!2 ton 4 wheel drive being restored '2 roper air cond goes In 110 (304)675-1545. afto<7PM AMAZING ME7ABOUSII Br8ald hroughlll Lose 10·200 Pounds Easy, Ou1ck Fa~t Dramatic Resuns 11)0% Natural, Doctor Recommended Free SamplesCall74o-44H982 Beanre Babies For Sale, $4 To $6 7-40-256-6909 BIG SCREEN TV Take ove' small monthly payments Good credrt reqi.Mred 1·600·718·1657 Aparlment far ren In M,\1:tdleport, no pels 740.992·5858 Central Air Unit, With Electric Furnace Will Accommodate 28 1150 Home Or Larger Used One Season, $800 OBO $1 ,600 Invested, 740-388-8056 • AppiiC;a'I.Ons Being Accepted For Very Nice 2 Bedroom Apartmenl In Country Sentng Washer /Dryer, Fng , StoVil, Dishwasher Wa ter And Garbage Pa1d Total Elec· lrlc W lAC No Pets, NonSmokers Only $400 Deposit $450/Mo 740 446 9585, 740· 446-2205 Ask For Vlrg~n~a COOL DOWN Central Air Conditioning Aelded To Your Furnace Complete Cuel Systmes & Furnaces. Heat Pumps Cerlifled Installer If vou Don t Call Us we Botn Losel 740446-6308 1-800-291.()()98 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES Al JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive from $279 to $3~8 , Walk to shop & movie~ Call 740-446-2568 Equal Housln<J Oppommll"l Olscounr Mobile Home Pam & Supply H'uge Inventory Christy's Family Living apart· menls home & trailer rentals, 7-40·992·4514 apartments avail· able, turn1shed & unfurnrsl'led Country settmg eff1ency apart ment completelv turmshed all utllltre& paid, please call 740.992· 2292 MausOleum, 2 crypt spaces, Meigo Memory Ganle<r Pomernv Meigs County, $4150 Contact Wm Snouffer. 107 Francrsco Col.<!. Bay Saini loul~ MS 39520. pmn, 1·2'28'163-9894 New Bottle Of Titanium Tanmng Lotion $30 Air Exercise Bike $50 Ski Machtne $50, Weight Mactl~ne $50 , Twin Mattress With Bo• Sprrngs & Frame $25, Comppund Bow $60 Sectronal Couch Wllh Hlde·A·Bed $100 080. 740-441-()988 PriMH..,.. fi'H DINcTY Summer PromOtiOn Calt now 1 888·265· 2123 r Rapid Welghll.ossl FEN·PHEN Alternall~ Combination 1DO% Sale Onlv $24 95 Buy 2 Gel 1 Freel Lose 3·5 Pound$ A Week As Seen On TV Celluene. HVIa(tra AlSo Available Call Umted Pharmaceuticals Now For Info 1· 800·733·3288 COD S IP,e-pay I MaiO< c"""' ca"'" Septic Aeratar Motor New, St1ll In Bo• $500 OBO 7-40-256·~70 Top SQi Fo< SOle (304)4~196 WANT A VISA C~RD?? S12 000 Unsecured Bad fNo Credit OK! Everyone Welcome! t-800-285- Okl t,1otorcycles MotorscooterJ Motorscooter Parts (Cushman preferred) Contact D Mitchell 5S68 80tl'l PI No Pinellas f!ia ..k. R. 33781. 727-484·7408 630 Livestock AQHA. & APHA Fllly's For Sale Excellent Bred lines, 740·3889130 NICe Alpine Mlllcing'Goats $150 a pa• (304)675-1870 Regrstered Angua. stlC cow & calf pairs, seven 1 & 2 year old hell· ers excellent bloodlines, 740 702 3033 Aeg1stered miniature horses good bk>od tines. 5 mares, 3 stal· lions 2 mares are bred back 740-7-12 2050 640 Hay & Grein SQuare Bales Hay $1 25 Bale 7-40-388-0406 TRANSPORTATION 3588 710 Autos for Sale Washef $95 00 . Orver $95 00 Electnc Range $95 00, Hot Po1nt Refrigerator $95 00, R9;PBf Washer And Dryer Set $300 00 90 Day Warranty Kenmore WID Set $400 00 Upright Freezer $300 00, New Compressor, 1 Year Warranty Whirlpool AIC 14,000 BTU. S250 00 Skaggs Apphanc· es, 76 Vine St , Gallipolis 740· 1500 CARS FROII $500111 Buy Walerlme •special 3/4 200 PSI $21 95 Pe' 100. 1" 200 PSI $37!00 Per 100. All Brass Compression Fittings In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jadtson. Ohkl. 1·80().537·9528 V2K FOOD STORAGE MADE EASYII Feed YOUR Family Fo' ONLY 89 Cents A~ Meal Delicious Tasting Emergency Food Supplies lmmecltata DeiM!ry Call NOW For FREE Catalog • 8002 330-6002 550 "96 Oldsmobile Della 88 loaded 14,700 mtles, $15,000, 740·742· 2572 CARS $100 $500 & UP POLICE IMPOUNDS Honda s Toyota~s Chev-;s ~ Jeeps And Spott UUII· ties 800-712·7470 EXT 7832 1965 Ply'mouth Valiant Race Car 340 Engine, 7 80 In 8Th Mile Ready To Aace Or Could Be Put On Street For More Info Call 740446·3310 Till 5 30PM Monday Thru Frrelay Or 740 367 0466 At lei" 5 30P $3.500 00 OBO 1970 Pontiac Lemans With 350 Rockel Motor, 1600, Call 1\fter 5 304-675-5612 11111).1190 CARS FROII $500 Polrce Impounds, And Tax Repo s For listings Call 1·800· 319-3323 Eid. 4420 Bultdlng Supplies Block, brick sewer pipes. wind· 0)¥& , lintels, ~ etc Claude Winters, Rio Grande OH Call 740 24S 5121 560 Pollet lmpounels & Repos For lrstlngs CALL NOW I 1-800-319 3323 x2156 Pets for Sale 3 .AKC RtQisterad Btack Lab Pups Have hael 1st stiots & wormed $200 ea (304)675 6046 AKC male Collie. sable & whrte, normal eyes young adult, $200. 740-696-1085 AKC Reg istered S1lk Yorkshire Terriers Shots & Wormed We 1g hs 31bs tully grown 1304)675-33611675-4009 AKC Regrstered VeUow lab Pups, Shots & Wormeel Ready 4th 01 JuiV 740·2-336 AKC Shellle pupp1es. ssble & while tri sable merles, vet checkeel excellent pedrgrees. $350 740-696 1085 1986 Sullaru 4 Door Sedan· G l 1 Fal' CondiiiOn. $500 00 740·388 9285 , 1986 Subaru Good Boely Anel In· terlor N9eds~ Eng!ne Work $250 740.448-4310 740-446 9322 1987 Chrysler LeBpron Station Wagon, 56,000 Miles 4 CyiiMer Automatic l,.oaded $1 100 OBO 7-40-258-1233 ' 1989 Lincoln Continental Signature Series A/C, PS, PB Runs Good Looks Gooell Askrng $3 ooo. 740-367- 7480 1990 Cougar hlgh miles runs graat, looks good V·6, $2100 , 740-949-2836 or 740·949-2045 1990 Red Pont1ac Grand Pnx All Power AutomatiC With Qverdnve Good Tires Sharp! Asking $2 ooo. 740-379--1!568 1991 Oaylona Shalby N~ j'Condlll!•ion. High Miles S2 300 Au&trallan shepherd pupp1es 6 740-441·0176 Yf&eks old Ready to go July , 5th 1991 Mercury ~Grand Marquis LS Come reserve ~our puppyl 740· 4 door, V 8 all power options 742 3304 non-smokers like new. 740·985· CFA Regislered Himalayan K1t· 3595 reno 7 Weeks Old 740 4461992 Jeep Cherokee Sporl 6 Cy3188 ltnder s Speed 1989 C)1evy)roc For sale· Jack Russell terriers, V·8 Automahc With Air, 1985 74().742 2050 Pontiac Fiero 4 Cylinder, Au· toma.llc With Air, 740-245 9234 1992 Mercury Grande Marquis LS Good Cond , 59,000 Mile&, 1 Owner, loaded 740-446-7452 570 1994 Geo Prlzm Auto Arr Sun Roof, 72 000 miles E:~~cellent Condltron (304)675·2039 $5495 080 Muat Sell Great Stuelent Musical Instruments ea, Christian Singer /Songwrller Seeking Musletans And Smger~ To Form An Alternative Christian Band II God ~s Call1ng "'bu To Do This Contact Me At 740·682· 3163 PIANO FOR SALE Spinel /Console Take On Small Monthly Payments Must Have GoOCI Credit Can Be Seen locally, Call 800· 346-1n5 580 ,Fruits & Vegetables Beans $,0 1304)675-2579 Bushell uP 1995 Neon 73,000 Miles, $3 900 1990 Grand .Am New Motor $1.800. 74().446-7278 1997 Chevy Cavalier 2 Doors. 5 Speed C/O Tilt Cruise, Power Sunroof 43 000 Miles , $8.500 740·992·7102 1998 Ponttac Trans-Am, F\JIIV Loaded! Price Reduceel to S22 500 00 Great GracJuallon Glftll (740)·446-4548 ~999 610 Farm Equipment INTERESTED IN WRITING PO· ETRV? POETRY CONTEST $8,000 In Prlres Possible Put>ll· cation Send One Original Poem 20 Lines Or Less To lnternallon al Library Of Poetry 1 Poelry Pta za, Suite t t835 Owings Mills, MD 21117 Or Enter Online At www PGII'Y c:om . FAIA SPECIALS JULY 5 THRU AUGUST 30 Lawn Tractors $150 Olf On Lrs $200 DH LX"s And Grs $250 OH 300 5 $300 011 400 5 And Z· Trak 1 Financing At Low As 5 9% For 36 Months Or $250 Off On Compact Utility Tractors , 52,0'1, 53,0's Anel Gators. Free Delivery Carmichael Farm & lawn Your Local Joflrt 0tJIJf8 Dealer Gallipolis Oh1o 7-40-446 2412 0< 1-800-594-1111 Case 80 Horse-Power Tractor Diesel PS llve Power, Wet Lmes H1gh & Low Range Auns G'eal $3200 (~)675-3624 For Sale or TraCie 1988 GMC 2· Ton With 18Ft Caule Bed 717 Field Cltoppol" (304)675 1858 91 Ford Tempo 4 door auto runs excellenl, 70 000 actual mues rce cold air, 4 good Urea 100% dependable car $1 ,650 OBO M&J .Auto 740·388-9693 or 740 742-4510 FACTORY WHEELS. Allov. Rallv. Steel Buy, Sell Acker Wheel 1· 600·994·3357 Worlds Most Complete Inventory www acker· wheel com JULY 18, 1999\...Porsche Swap Meel, 8 A M -4 f":M Tweaks An nual Event Has Moved To New Facilities In Effingham , IL Call 888·4TWEEKS (489·3357) Fo' Complele Information Salted Cars From $500 Sport Lu•ury, & Economv cars, Trucks 4x4 s Utility & More For Current llst•ngs Call 1 800 311·5048 Ekt 1183 • I 35 Sharpened 36 Type of onion 39 - • South 46 BARNEY 5. THAT•S OKAY, .JU.HAID ll 730 Vans & 4-WDs 1979 J·20 414 Jeep Truck Nice Inside & Out 360 V-8, Auto Trans • ' Quadratrack (304)675-1564 1979 CJ7 Hardtop 3 Speed 411ti4 Rebuil t engine Needs some body work {304)675·2039 $2 ooo OBO Muor Sell pronoun East West Norill Pass Pass 4NT Pass 66 All pass 25 Actress Bonet 26 Heb'ew month 28 Maned bHtl home If 'it's 1n your 30 Alwaya 3.1 AdVlto 37 Houaton team 38 Mao - ·tung 41 Exeme 42 Aaalsta 43 Stolen goode grasp, take it ' " It FRANK & EARNEST AS mcc to make hero1c dec1stons remmds me of someone appeanng brave m a hypolhcllcal s1 tua11on UNeMPLOY~P-· .1 Ttfi/IIIC Of MYStLF How can you know what your reac- fiLt.ING A NON· ~'/.f"L.OIT AT IVt ecoL061CAt. .....logs 1 995 Ford Ranger 4X4. ~ Speed. AIC, AMIFM Stareo 58,000 Mtles $9.000 00 7-40-379-9270 • CELEBRITY CIPHER by luis Campos CHibrily Clphlr cryplognrms 1~ crnted !rom Quo\ati0n5 by famous peop+e past and p~ Each lltlei tn me cipher standi lor~ 1oo.ty'• dw' A ,qu.M: M c rrcll mstance s are beyond your con- trol P.artner doesn"l see your beautiful hne of defense gomg onlo a los- NICt(~. Motorcycles •. tion will be when the cnucal momem arnves"' Occastonally al the bndge table , A~ 'KT often. 1f you see how 10 defeai a conlracl you w11l be m a po s1~1on to do JUS[ that For example, m lhiS deal. South IS rn s1x spades We st leads the club ' kme" How should lhe defense" pro" ,. G:J..t>..D"<9 Wf>.I(E.llP, GU·~l"'(~ I DID YOU~ :.Ofi£.."C~IN07 ceed'l 1996 Kewuakl Vulcan , 500 only 1000 "'iles, 8 mol\ths warranty, extras, $6500, 740-742-2760 r# h J~ reasonable lor North \o launch mto a slam v1a Blackwood·· assum- 1998 Honda Valkvne, 3200 mi)es, $0000, 740-992-6919 after 4pm1 f'LUS, CHES.S, CHESS. CHE!>S. Z.~ HOUR!> ' Auto Parts & Accessories ,.. !).6.Y I YOIJVE C.OT Tl115 AWE::.ot\E G·0J L."KE RIC:.HT HERE' conlt act gei.}S 0 er tt I" take w1th much sa lcr for the c lub Don c~':! do t ~y CLAY ll:eorronge leHer~ of the four Krambled words be· low to form four trmple words I ·II T0 AFAL I 12 I ,OilAN ------~ 13 I tb.over· m.:c and re turn d I I I~ I • 1:;: 0 GE MA IS , l--rl-"15,.......ri-TI-li leave 10 partner whal you yourself . I . , HE FS I L . . hi'IUIIf~ . ..- I ··some people are so eager to find fault. "" the exasperaled woman s•ghed, "you ·wou ld thin~ there was a rew~rd --- - tT-,,--,r,,..-T,--,,...,.,.....,-j 0• • • • • . Complole !he chuckle quoled by hllmg m the MlUtng words you develop from step Nc 3 below ..... UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER ~· SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 1973 Monttor 29 Ft. 4 new tires, full bed. lois of storage awning, sleeps 4 Nice lnslele and oul $3,000 4 white adrlondack chai<S $40 (304)882 3657 Market- Vymg- Brawl- F1erce • ARRIVI:: You'll build o btg n•st tgg wh•n you save w1rh r.he doSSl(rdl 1 I believe that pat1ence enables us to walt for the good th1ngs to come, but WISdom allows us to know when they ARRIVE , I FRIDAY .. 'lltll, 1"1'& Sllot\1\.Al< 1979 Shasta Camper 22Ft Sell: Contained $2500 Very Good Condllkln (304)675-1879 JULY9 ') 10 lWc WORl'i> ~• 1ct.l KltOW IT SERVICES Home Improvements I WOlD GAM I I 0 RAAR BUT .~ TOM9LEWEED' WON'T LISTEN 1972 Cdachmen Camper 24 Ft Newly Carpeled & Painted Lo-cated At Gallla CountY. Fal~· g'ounds Lol 116. $1.500 740· 44 1-0681 Or 74Q-446 5128 YWAJGO GUY. 0 CamperS" & Motor Homes H S P G X AHBZUDO YX ' PREVIOUS SOLUTION ·we only have IWo lhtngs that enllghlen us and try IO ~ make us better people One 1s reltg1on and one IS art"- Shirley Kntght - , .. 1 -------'-~=-'--··- ' 0 New Replacement Gas Tanks 0 & R AIJ(O Rtplev WV 1304)372· 3933 or 1 800 273 9329 1995 Terry Travel Camper 27 Foot Wtth Expando. Completely • Loaeledl Call After 6 00 P:M 7-40.. 448 6123 0 LWZ K S "Y I SPG WLHJS ' Easl club 10 make sure 1he dummy forced w · rull Buelget Pr~ced TransmiSSions and Engines All Types Access To Over 1'0,000 Transmissions, eve Joklls 740.245-5877 A J D' Y you wnh I he 0 5 Sp For SWBFKOR down So perhaps thmk" East should cncnuragc dub c1ght True lhiS m1gh1 persuade Wcsl 10 lead a second club Howev· B H ~~G PHBBDUHHZ 14Ho4 East can see how to defca\ 1he con· tract assummg Soulh has at leasltwo clubs (wh1ch Is likely) It a second round ol clubs IS led dummy w1ll be lo1ctd 10 ruff Then declare! canno1 ptck up Easl"s spade k1ng and lhe 750 Boats & Motors for Sale KO · '::~:~~' S©R~lA-~f-trse card s uf whu.:h a maJOnty are spades of some 1lk Aller Wesr leads 1hc club kmg LOV&. IT' NGHNBG .'" mg Sou1h ISn '1 a Young Turk who wou ld open four spades wnh 13 1996 Suzuki Katana 600, 608 m11es black/purple, quiCk fast & cneapl $3 650 oo 740--992 tsoe days. 740-949-2844 e.., .. I" .:JUST WDDSPKOR SPGXG ' Y mg stde ti'ack Howe\ er much more THE BORN LOSER 1998 Yamaha GP 760 Je~ Ski C811 Afte' 6PM (304)882·2243 Boclly 45 CuHivate 47 Flrtt-rato (2 wda.l : 48 " Clair de -·· 49 Jacob's son 50 Bright coloro 52 "JYpe of croao 54 Peach center ever trymg to execute them " That .1 I>ON'T Ttiii'IIC OF MYStt.f 1996 Honda Shadow A C E Cruiser, Ekcell Cond • Lots Of Ex· lnrs.$8.50000 74().44H175 ~s 44 and 'to be prevonled b.Y 'c~rcum­ stances obeyond yqur con lrol' from 1987 Ford lull size conversion 't'an 302 automatic, Ivory Coa&l ConverSion (Houston, Texas}, gray velOur Interior lront and rear air, all e.11tras $5500 080, 740· 992 1506 days o' 740·949·2644 25 Ft House Boat, W1th Trailer $5 500 304~3Eh.4531 Or Even· lngs 740.886-4531 dinnerware 23 Egyptle!' goddess 24 Snack (sl.) By Phillip Alder ,. Wilham James. an Amcncan psy· ~ holog 1s1 and philosopher, clatmed, 1987 Honda XR 250 R MOIO<eycle, Four Slroke Excellent ConditiOn $1200 (304)675-3824 ' 21 Neuter 29 Camper"a YOU CAN WEAR YOUR HAT 1r C':HOO' 1982 Chevy Van, Aaiseel Roof, A.utom • Ale Cruise & Tltt Wheel Looks Good Runs Excellenh $1.20000 740-446-8981 aulllx 19 FIICill -~ 22 Ptocea of Openmg lead • K 1977 Chevy 4 WD. For Sale Or Trade For 5·10 4 WO, Of Equal VakJB, 7~367-7117 810 12 Feminine 9 Dlust<Ous 10 Anaered 7 Hebrew 40 Clenched ' 11 Unless (Lat.) prophet 8 Chooae1 Vulnerable Neither Dealer. South 1ncn aerodyne sleeper with Bunk Beds refrigerator, 460 cal en· g1ne, super 10 transmission 390 ,.... 1+1.000 (304)937·2638 790 not!S Scolds Not working Laallette' Ford Hop • J 9 4 For Sale 1985 Kenworth Semi · 1985 Chevy S 10 Pa"s (304)773-5452 jewel 3 4 5 6 edtiJon 1()-98653 • 3. understanding 2 Iridescent 33 Sllle' 34 lllegezine • A 8 3 South 6 A J • 6 Truck Qurlted leather lnterror 63 760 32 lllaha dirty • J 9 8 3 • J 9 5 I0 5 2 • 10 8 7 4 AKQI0752 1 Words of 27 lllaglc potion 6 K 7 4 • • BASEMENT WATERPROOFING UnconCIJtional lifetime guarantee Local ref,rences furnished E,sp labl~hed 1975 Call 24 H<> (740) • 446·0870 1·800·287.0576 Rag• ers Waterproofing ~ ASTRO·ORAPH Appliance Paris And Service All Name Brands Over 25 Years Experience All Work Guaranteed, French City Maytag 740·446· 7795 suck a{ound very long Salu,d.ty July 10 1999 In the year ahead several amh1 ttons anti des1rco;; you've long nurtured cop ld bcLome rcahues When you see the breaks openmg up for you. you rnay have 10 act qun;kly, because cverylhmg could happen all at once CANCER (Jun e 2 1 July 22) Do not expose all your cnrds at one t1me loday and you could be exlremely successful m your commercial affaus Sa\e your trump cards for I he close where you ~.:an use lhem as chnchers Know where to look for romance and you'll hnd 11 The C&C General Home Main· tenence· Painting, vinyl siding. carpentry, doOrs windows baths. moblle hOme repair and more For tree estimate eall Chet 740 992· 6323 ltvingston's Basement Water Proofing, all basement repairs done tree estimates, lifetime guarantee 12yrs on job e•perl once (304)895 3887 M&R General Contracting & Eleclrlc Carpentry, Porches , Trarler Set-Ups And Air Condl· Uoning. Also Malf'llenance, 740· 441-0\93 Aslro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly revenl s whtch stgns are romant1r:ally pcrfe{;l for you Mml $2 75 to Match· maker, do tlus newspaper P 0 Box Rainbow 8ullder1 Build n.ew or reparr old, no job 100 small or large MaJOr credit cards tWV029582 can (304)458·1049 BP 1528-8092 ·1758. Murray H11J Slalton. New York. NY 10156 LEO (July 21 Aug 22) Pannershtp arrangements of a very unusual nntqrl!' t·ould happen for you today You\ rnav .t:'"lab!t..,h SC \Cral alliances, each lor a Lldlcrc nt purpose VIRGO (Aug ·23 Sepl 22) Use WlUI ln!!Cntllty .tnd rcsour~.:dulncss 840 Electrical and Refrigeration Restdentlal or commercial w1rlng, new servrce or reparr5 Master ll censed &Je ctncran Rrdenour t::leclrical, 'WV 000306 304·675· 1788 today and the sling 'an be t.1kcn out' ol t.1sks or as!il~nments you detest You may even amaze yourself wnh the lahor savmg techmqucs you come up wtth LIBRA (Scrl 21-0ci 23) Whcr· C\ cr .uul ~\ hc nc\ cr fnenlls duster to C\tllmgr..· the news of 1hc da)' 1t flcl~tm\~.: ' nut>~ he an :lllcn tt vc hs· tcn~.:r t\ d1:.~nc.:c (.:ofllmc nl could pro. Vltk min 111 stgmla;.mcc lo you SCORI' IO (0cl 24-Nov 22) Un1. " rc~.:~ ~ d 1.lisrurunm m your d<llncstt~.: rouuncs may hcr..:omc rnu· tmc toda~ Wh.11 s good .1!"1out them ts they C()Uid he 01 Ihe welt.: orne van ely thru II t}nghten your L1.1y SAG I ITARIUS (N<Jv 23-Dcc 21) Don t tgnnrc some clever alter· nattvcs ollcrcd hy another today a" tn how somcth1 ng·m1ght be do.oe beuer, even though you may have a set wny of dotng rhmgs They'll make thmgs easter CAPRICORN (Dec 22- Jan 19) Qu1ck acuon m1ght be reqUired roday because somethmg financially bene· ficml of a un1q'ue nature l 1Hght de vel· op for you 1 he op~o~unuy won"r AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Fcb 19) A soc1al endeavor could benefit from your mt crvcntton today 1f you play an active mlc So 1f you see wl1ere 11 L:an be handled more effcct1vely,J ump tn and save the day PISCES (Feb 20- M arch 20) Your tmagmat1on has always been your greatest asset when uuhzcd tn a constructive manner V1sual 1ze pos111ve results today and then take the appropnale ac11ons ARIES (March 21 Ap"J 19) llunk and act ltkc a wmner today because good thtngs arc m the atr for you Your hopeful cx.pcctattons have sohd cham;es of hcmg rcaltzed TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20) II s qutte ltkcly today that yuu rould cxpenence advantages m con d1t1on s thai have nn mtlucncc on your '>WtU'> rcputallnn and fm.mccs Cash m on them GEMINI 1May 2 1 June 20) You're .1 rc~llcs S pcr~on to bcgm \l.llh hut tOt.Ja) )CIU (.:flUid he C\Cil more o;;o Do o,;omctlung Ultllflll o1 dtl· lcrem where your cncrglcli ,uc chn nnclctl mtn U(".II I\C o utk l~ Tl!ltls RanQar Kilg Uvo (CC) League S.seball • I I; Eul oo metal 57 Phonog,aph MW?"" needle • 18 Yale greduete 58 Guides 20 Singer Adams 21 Homeric poem DOWN 23 Cove • 6 1996 Dodge Dakota Sport B~act;, 85 000 Mrles V·6, 5 Spd, All';, CnJISI. $6.700 1996 Dlkola • Cvl 5 Spa. co. 37,000 Mlleo. $5.700 00 74().~ I (2 wda 17 ""Wh11 - Ia West 1995 S·IO LS. Ex\endod Cab 4 Cvhnder, 5 Speed Air, $8 800 , 740-44&-1968, 740-388--8637 740 01 -o9 99 •AKQ74 +AKQ 62 1993 Chevy Suburban Loaded Askrng $16 000. 74o-••s-9357 AIIM • 30 PM 1995 Doelge Neon 4 Dr 4 Cvllnder Autom 49 000 Miles Very Good Com:tlllon $5 000 00 740441 0337 I Ohto Grubb's Plano- tuning & repairs Problems? Need Tuned? Call the plano D' 740-..52S North • Q2 :t-, 1981 Chevy 112 Ton 1980 Ford 112 Ton 740·446·3243 after 600pm 1·800-520-6364 ( 620 Wanted to Buy FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK FULLY LOADED PENTIUM COMPUTERS PoQ, c,edt1 0 Kl poso.7~73516 ~ee The New John Deere 200 Senes Skid Steer loaders, 7 5% JOC financing Carmichael's Farm & Lawn , tnc 1 800 594· 1111 GaM- OH We De*-' Vinyl Skirting Kits $299 95 5 Gallon Aluminum F1bered Roor Palnt $25 2,, 5 Gal White .floor Paint $57 69 .Anchors $5, Doors Wmdows Gas & Electric Water Heaters, Plumbing & Eleclr:.lcai Parts, lntartherm, Miller & Cole· man Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps Bennett's Mabile Home Supply 740·-«8·9"16 Galllpohs Gracious living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments al Village Manor anCI Rlversrde Apartments In Middle pon f:rom $249 $373 Call 740.. 992· 5064 Equal Housing Oppor· ~ lunltias Large 2BA Unfurnished, Near PVH $350 mo + $350 deposll (304)675-5796 HD6 Dozer Recenlly Rebuilt $8 500 Firm, 400 Gallon Tanks . On Rubber $500 Each 740 «6 1972 Ford Truck 67 000 Mil ... 360, VB. PS. PB AI' Cap Very Good Cond111on, 740·381·8934, E'"""'96 $2.500 Ftnn Home Grown Sweet Corn And Tomatou For Sale, 10 Miles From Ga111polls, OH On State Ro· uta 141,740 379 2501 Fireplace with blOwer, stone, and plpes Everything rncluded to hook-up $200 OBO 740 · 949· 2443 3 Bedroom 2 Baths, House For JET AERATION MOTORS Reparred, New & Aetloill In Stock Cal Roo Evans 1.80().537·9528 evm4 Speed • . , . - · 7-40-388 8056. 2359 13 Dug 53 14 EnihUIIIom 55 One hundred 15 ~ory blrdl cen!JI 15 Nol moving !56 Co...-ed with 1958 Ford Truck 8 xl' Flatbed 6 fo< Sole N H 273 · M F OV· nabalance Mower International Rake Hay Wagon 740-388 0406 Pontiac Grand .Am SE 2 Doors. S1lver, Automatic, LoaeleO' Like New, And Under Warranty Bought New In March Or 98 $16 300 Or Best Offer 740·992· 7102 2 Bedroom Apartrrrents Unfur nrshed Secunty Oeposrt, Refer· ences Required 304·638·4531 Or Evenings 740 686-.4531 Nice 2 bedroom a~rtment In Syr acuse, $275 pm mdnlh, $200 d&- GOT A CAMPGROUND MEM BERSHIP OR nMESHAAE? We'U Take II! Amenca 's Mosl Sue· cessful Campground And Trme· 6hare Resale Clearrogoousa Gall Resort Sales International 1-800423-5967 24 Hours Automotive Products For Sale Wire Sets Spark Plugs, Ballery Cables And Mise Electrical 740.. 448-8196 2BR Apartment $325/Month References and Deposit Re· Qulreel Homestead Bend1 Broker (304)882·2405 • 410 Houses for Rent c 540 MIICIII.._,S Merc:handiM a Trash Compactor Whtrlpool Oisnwasher Best Olfer Ekcet· 1en1 (304)882 2225 ~edroom Apartment, Across F~om Rto Granele College $350/ Mo All Utilities ~aiel, Deposit Re· qutred Call Toll Fre8 1 888·840· 0521 2 Nice 1 br apt kit lurn, WID hookup $300 + damaQe dep 304-675-3100 "' 304·675-5509 Root. $300MO • 1·800-383-6862 GOOD USED APPLIANCES WasherS, dryers, refrigerators , ranges Skaggs Appliances 76 Vlrie Street, Call 7-4()..446 7398, 1·888-818-0128 'MOitonan Carpet, Room Size Car· pets Drive-a~li ttle Save a Loll 202 Clark Chapel Aoad Parler, Mo Or $350/Mo Plus Deposit On McCorkle Road . Gallipolis 74().446 6844 4BR 2BA $499 Cown Assume Paymenls of 1239 mo (304)755· 5560 2 lots In Middleport· jusl on South Third Avenue Utilities available and el(lstlng gas tap $12 500 for bo\1» 740 992 6849 Appliances .Reconditioned Washer&, Oryets, Ranges, Rafrl· grators, 90 Day Guaranteel Frenct] Crty Maytag 740 446· 7795 ... 2 Bedrooms. & 4 Bec:lrooms $2751 <. 350 lots & Acreage • 2 Bedrooms, $325/Mo + U!Uines, No Pets, Central Air , 740·~46· 4313 4 Acres 1986 14x70 Mobile Home 1 Mrle off 33, off Sliding H111 Creek Road in Hatlforel {304)882·2649 Repo Ooublewlde Save Thousands! 1·800-383-6862 New three bedroom. two bath, Harrlsonvtlle arta, HUD approved $400 monll'l plus utrllHes deposit and references required, no pets no smokmg 740·t42·'" Between Athens and Pomeroy 2 & 3 bedroom mob1le homes, arr condJtiOneCI. $260 $300, sewer, water and lrash tncluded 740· 992-2187 ...., Pu~. 740.367~ -Housshold Goods 0047 14x70 2 Beelrooms For Rent In Bldwol740-446-9e69 1997 fleelwoo<j Mobtle Home Fo< Sale 14x70 Partial!~ Furnished 3 Bectrooms Basen'\ent 2700 Sq 510 bortlood. I Slay. 74CJ.446-.9523 420 Mobile Homes for Rent 1988 Redmond Danville 1.Cx70 Also, Has Expando Very Nice Must Sell! .6.sktng $14 000, 740· Two Ceelroom tra11er for sate or rflnt In Mtddleport depoSit re· qutred 740-742·2006 MER CHANDISE Nice two bedroom hOme, ball'l and 1/2, large yard locateelln Syra cuse 740.992·2638"0r 740·992'· 7014 ' ser. ss.soo To E~eryone Gallia, Mason, Me1gs Area Stop By Sefl Pete Peck ""-VIew Our Beaulilul Homes Bes1de AuiO Zone. Galltpolls, 740448 3093 • Mobrte home site available bet· ween Athens and Pomeroy call 7-40-38S-43117 Air Conditioners, Used Different Sizes, Guaranteed! 740·886· 3033 1981 trailer 2 beelrooms balh electrrc a-clheatpump appllanc· 2 porches, dtnttte 304-nJ-5319, 31J.4.882.J398 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Ranch W11h 2 Car Garage And ShOp 11 Miles From Gallipolis Will Sell Wllh 2 1 3 Acres Fo ~ $75 000 Or W1th 16 ~f 2 Ac res For $95 000 Call 740 379 2635 460 Sp!ICII for Rent House In C1ty, Galllpolls. 3 Bed· rooms Enra Cltan, Quiet Netgh· qedroom. stove refr~eratar un derpmnlng , new -au condrtroner $9.500. 74().949-2'52 EOH 304-<1~79 - Ctean nice 2 br ttasemenllga rage ref /.dep no pets 304 675 5162 2 Single Parents Program $499 Dofn L1m1t~d Oller Call for de· ta~ (304)755·7191 twrn RIV'Irs Tower now accepting appllcallons for 1BR HUD sub sidlled apr lo' elderly and hand- 4 Bedrooms .All Electric A/C S500/Mo. Plus Doposn. 740.367 7802 320 Mobile Homes for Sale 3 Bedroom House 12 Acres land $55 000 No call s till 5PM (304)675 7235 -.ago (740)592-2678 TrHcwel. three bedroom two baths ti'Oilng room, family room, dmmg room two garage& bas• ment, big porch asktng $65 000 740-742-3)39 f1nance call304 722·7146 Stove/Refngarator mcludtd, Etecmc HeatPump $265 mo + Deposll C304)773·5577 leave One bedroom furnished apart mem In Middleport, call 740-992· 9191 3BR House lor Rent 2219 Un coin Avenue. Pt Pleasant $350 Rent + S350 Depos11 upon rani· rng Stove/Refriger•tor included Call between 5JAM· 5PM Three bedroom double wide In Chester with two bathS anached garage arr and heal pump oul buiktlng, setting on two \ acre lot, 7-41}.985-412 .. 1995 4br 3balh w fueplace 16x20 deck 9x20 front porch se· eluded on 112 acr must sell $65 000 00 74().379 2643 ue oooe 2BA House lot rent New Haven. Restored Vtctonan home Situated on 12 acres. VIllage Middleport, secludeel and prrvate appoinl rnent can 7-41}.992 5696 New Bank Aepo s Only 3 Left 1· SD0-383-6862 • - • -New 3BR $419 down, S18t Month Only Oakwood Homes, Nim>. WV. (304)755-5N5 _N_e_w_B_a_n..;.k-,-,rpb-s-on_I_V_2_1_e_fi_"W_o_ Now Taking Appllcalions- 35 West 2 Beelroom Townhouse Apartments. Includes Wa1•r Sewage Trash, S315/Mo. 740· conside< oell"''l on con- hac! w1th references 740 698· 7244 By Owner Excellenl Loeatton Very Attract t't'e Prrce $80 s Please Call From 6 to 11 PM (304)6754808 or 675-399t es OJ posit; w~ ' Ill" Skyline. Gepostt and references requtred 74().992-()186 3 bedroom I'IOUSII rn Pomer· "1· """ big yar<1 and 1reos, 1"0 InSide pets. $400 month plus de· 2 HOliES FROII $5,000. Fo'e ctosed And ReposHssed No Or low Down Payment Credit Trou· bte 0 K For Current LISting Call 1~311 ·5048 Ext 3865 1980. 14•65 BtJ<Idy North Third Avenue. Middteptwt· two bedloom fumished ~ Oeposll. 740-4<6-3870 PosSible , For Ltsllngs Call 800· 319-3323, EMI 111)9 1996 Clayton 16x80 A C • 38R N rca Take Over $292 1304)675 8165 FINANCIAL 210 2 Becioom - - · 733 & Rlf<VFurNShed Third Avenue Gallipolis $275/t.to . S 150 1992 Sunsntne three bectrooms two baths if mterested call 740. 949-2771 CNA looking to care lor eldrerty rn their nome or mrne E•pt'lrrenced 74().985-3780 Georges Portable S~WIT)Ill don I haul your togs to the milf jUSt c:a.ll 304 675-1957 " Buy-Fmm$10.000 1 5 Bedroom Local Government 388-11335 1 888 582 3345 • E & S Lawn Servrce OesJgn lm plementatron and Servrce Avarlabie tor Sprrng Clean up fertilizing and ptantmg Free est! mates Satisfaction g,uaranteed Grog \lihoan 304>1175-4628 Apal1ments for Rent 440 - I I ' Boslon Red Sox 11 �') .Pege12 • The Dally Sentinel < ...,, The Community Calendar is pub- SATURDAY e~hed ali a f"'e service to non-profit CHESTEI;l. - Tim,eline preview, wishing to announce meet- .6 :30 p.m., Chester Commons. All engs and special events. Tile calen- · participants should attend. dar is not designed to promoee ·sales <lr.fund raisers of any type. Items are NEW HAVEN, W.VA. pnnted only as space permies and Singing Echoes of Tennessee, First cannot be guaranteed to be printed a Church of God, New Haven, W.Va .. S)!eeific number of days. · 7 p.in. roups ., FRIDAY RACINE -Charles W. and Fan. MIDDLEPORT - A Southern nie Lee (Wolfe) Beaver family gospel music concert featuring the reunion Saturday at Star · Mill Park Dove BrOii)ers Quartet from Ten- with food served at noon. Bring covnessee will be held Friday; 7 p.m. at ered dish. the Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church. poors open at 6 p.m . All · · SALEM CENTER Star .welcome. , G~ange 778 will meet Salurday with a potluck supper beginning at 6:30 . . LONG BOTTOM - A hymn P:m. followed by meeting' at 8 p.m. Sing well be held Friday. 7 p.m. with Fmal plans for the I 25th anniversary ''Delivered" at the Faith Full Gospel celebration on July 24-25 will be Church in Long Bottom .. made. All CWA and craft conte-sts will be judged . All tnembers are I I ,. Friday, July 9, 1999 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Community Calenda~......_...........,.,. . . . . . . ....:..-.. . . . . . - - - -.. urged to attend. Pomeroy Library Sunday, 3-4 p.m. SUNDAY RACINE Theiss famil.y reunion Sunday at Star Mill Park. Dinner will begin at I p.m. followed by famil.y recognitions and activities. POMEROY - Modern Woodmen of America Camp 7230 picnic and community service recognition ceremony Sunday, 12:90 p.m. ~t the nonhbound park on U.S. Route 33. Recognition wiU be given to Mrs. Helen Swanz. Charles and Anna Pickell and Charles and Kay Williams for the-ir service to lhe community. Bring a covered dish and lawn chair. Members and· their SYRACUSE - Special si nging at Syracuse Missi<m Church Sunday, 6 p.m. with The Revelators. Pastor Mike Miller invites the public . guests are welcome. CARPENTER - "Services with Eanhen Vessels wiU ile held at the Carpenter Baptist Church on Sunday al 10:30 a.m .. and with Earthen Vessels. and Cross Creek of Buffalo. W.Va .. at 2 p.m. on Sunday.''rhc public is invit!;~ , • · CARPENTER - Boelk Family will be at the Mt. Union Baptist Church, Carpenter, Sunday for Ll,e Sunday school. hour. All are wel.come. TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern . Volleyball meeting for girls grades : 7-12 interested in playing volleybaTI ~ during the upcoming school year -. will be held Monday, 6 p.m. in front of Eastern High School. MONDAY RAC.INE - Racine Board of Public Affairs, 10:30 a.m., municipal building. .•· -:'·'" ! ,, .. ... I - .DON . 7A7E 070RS SALE . . BIGSTIJ .-..... ~1 .. ~. •. . KATELYN NICOLE EDWARDS' HI: 808 investigators Details on pageA2 Low: 608 FMtured on P9 C1 • • •• tmts TUESDAY SYRACUSE' - ·Meigs County .' Chamber of Commerce monthly : luncheon meeting Monday, noon al .. _Carleton School. Speaker . :will be.: State Represen tative John Carey. • . Mass graves confirmed by •PapAl '• . POMEROY - Meigs County Board of Education regular meeting Monday, 7 p.m. at the district's cen-· tral office. , ented semiriar set to music by Steve and Annie Chapman. Pastor Robert MIDDLEPORT Vacation . Sanders welcomes all. ,. Bible School for children ages 3 to 12 will be held Monday through Fri< -~~~ POMEROY - Technology Long · · CHESHIRE - Disabled American Veterans Chapter 53 meeting . Range Planning Committee meeting M.onday, 7 p.m. with dinner at 6:30 wiH be held Monday, 6 p.m. at the -' Pomeroy· Library. p.m. POMEROY - The video The Greatest Gift, will be shown SUnday, 10:30 a.m. at the Mt. Hermon United Brethren in Christ Church, Wickham jl.oad. T~ v.ideo is a family ori- POMEROY - Public reception for Pr.ofessor Hugh H. Davis al' thc Christian school gets face/itt, name change . day, 6:30 p.m. each evenmg at ~ · Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church " in Middlepon . Judge Crow. files 16 .. page entry n Priddy case . . ., ' By JIM FREEMAN Tlmea-Seiltlnel Stall' POMEROY- Stating ·the Meigs Counly Common Pleas Court is "faced with a confusing and unfortunate set of circumslances," Judge Fied W. Crow III late Thursday morning filed a 16-page entry granting, in writin$o a temporary restraining order in the sale of items confiscated from convicted drug (elon Fred M. Priddy of Rutland. The hearing which spawned the enlry was hel.d June 30. Priddy is anticipated to aPI'"ar in the Meigs County · Common Pleas Court Monday at1:30 p.m. for an additional hearing. · ·· •• . At the June 30 hearing, Crow halted a planned four- _ ., ' day auction of Priddy's belongings which were ·seized fr'om nim in April in what Prosecuting Attorney John R. Lcntes called a "civil. forfeiture" that was later revealed to be an "agreement in lieu of civil finfeiture." Crow agreed with Priddy's attorney Shelly l- Kennedy; Pon Clinton, that Lcntes . hid no legal "As it stands, the court is not convinced on the existaulhorily to conduct the sale and lhat ing " reoord that the prosecutor's proceedings are in it would cause i""Pafable harm to the l(;cordance wilh law; thus, the court has enjoined the Priddys. · much-publicized auction." · At that hearing, Mr. Priddy's wife, · Crow noted tliat Lentcs'apparently did not follow the Barbara, maintained he was th"'at- · legal forfeitu,..,·process and lherefore had no authority to ened and coerced by the prosecutor to hold the sale, _ . "Particularl.y tro'ubling to the colin is the fact that give up his beloqgings. In hit enlry.- Crow made several although the prosecutor would auction off large lllJIOunts Freel M. Priddy comments: _ . of purportedl.y relinquished property, he feel.s no neeilto · "Is F~ M. Priddy a conviCted drug divulge to the court any of the particulars of his alleged felon? Yes. ~ that mean he is, or may.have ~n. sus- 'agreement in lieu of forfeiture' with Priddy • emphasizceptibie to having his property forfeited? Yes. but only if ing in his. argument that there.is nothing that either the such fo~iture is'conducted pursuant .to recognized law. court or the public needs to see with regard to lhe all.eged "Is the court interested in protecting jlrilg IIS$Cts and agreemen~" Crow wrote. returning them to criminals? No - however, it is the Crow also questioned why Priddy would voluntarily court's duty, when called upon, to provide that all proper- give up his belongings if, as the state maintains, the plea ty forfeitures, and ~ubsequent sales of purportedly forfeit· agreement was not dependent upon Priddy agreeing to ed or ,..,linquished property, \Je executed according to law. give up his property. He wrote that "It defies l.ogic and . common sense to "Is Fred_M. Priddy a surmise that Priddy convicUd drug felon? Yes. so acted m the Doe · L-• · h . absence . of some . s ''"" mean e JS, or promise to him by may Jwve been, susceptirepresentatives of the ble to having his property state. Nevertheless, forfeiJed? Yes - but onfy if the . prosec~to(. at such fo.Jeiture is conheartng faeled to 'J' offer any evidence of ducted pursUilnt to recogwhat Priddy obtained ni:.ed faw." in return for his Judge Fred W. Crow In largess • instead, merely specll)ating as·to Priddy's motives." Craw's entry makes U demands of the prosecutor mQliliy pertaining .to halting the sale of·any items, spen&:ing proceeds from prior sales of seized property, ana demanding accountability from t)le prosecutor for th~ items wid money fr!'m the items. • '' GMC ILL NEW SIERU 1/2 ton, auto, air, cass MSRP $18,895 9t MEGAN ELIZABETH KING BIRTH ANNOUNCED - David . BABY BORN • Gary and Kris· and Debra Edwards of Pomeroy ten King of Middleport announce the birth of a daugh- announc;e tha birth ol daughter, ...,r, Katelyn Nicole, on May 12; Megan Elizabeth King, on June 1~. at OSU Medical Centar in 12, 1999, at Holzer Medical CenColumbus. She weighed three ter. She. weighed six pounds 9 Pounds, six ounces and was 16 1/2 ounces and. was 20 112 inch/ lnchas long. es long. · Maternal grandparents are Maternal grandparents are Roger and Nancy Snyder of Jack and Kay Frederick and Ches~lre and paternal grandpar- maternal gr.,at-grandmother .• · en.t s are Pearl and Linda Goldie Frederick, all of Middle- · · Edwards ol Long Bottom. port. P-aternal grandparents are · ' Gary and Ruby King ol Middleporl'and Jack and Ruby King ot' • Pomeroy. Is 99 CHm CAVALIER Now College News . Miami dean's list Crystal L. Vaughan of Langsville, Mason G. Fisher of Syracuse. and Jay P. McKelvey. Syracuse. were recently named to the Dean's List at Miami University in O•ford for the second semester. .. . · In order to anain'the list. stuyents must earn ~a grade poin~ 3.5 or bener. average of •· Named to dean's list . Breanna M. Lisle , Syracuse, was named . to tHe Dean's List at the Universtty of Akron for the spring semester. .. .. MAKAYLA l YN,N DEXTER TURNS TWO .• Makayla lynf1 Daxter, daughter of Ted and Crystal Dexter, celebrated her second birthday recently with a cookout at her ho11Je ori Hysell Run Road In Pomeroy.' The pal'ly was hosted by her parents. Also attending were Rob, Tracy, and Nikki Lawson; Charlie, Angie and Karlie Hall; her brother, Timmy Dexter, and grandparents Bob and Nancy Manley. ;out o~ town guests inc.lut;led Tim, Janet and David HOlt, and Kyle and Brittni Gardner ql Columbus. . Refreshments of ice cream and cake were also served. Sending .gilts were Rev. and Mrs. O'bell Manley, Middleport; Rev. and Mrs. Tim Nelson, Nelsonville; and aunts and uncles Mr. and Mra. Jamie Kimes, Calif., Rev.. and Mrs. Stev~ M&l)ley, North Carolina, and Amy Lawson. Students must achieve a 11 ,5 21 : ; 521,807 .S . 98 OLDS BUVADA 96 5·10 BWER 4 DR 91 PONTIAC GUID Plnr I 6 4 1 Sh=S' i7,745 ·w= :$2·1,8so S:;Asi 5,sso Loaded, T.T paint, REd Silver, Loaded, 4 Dr, all wheel drive, GTP Package, Black, loaded, ~- fit£) giade -~ point average of 3:25 or· beller in order to qualify for the iist. • Struble named to dean's list <! The name of Evan T. Struble, a student at Otterl:lein College, has been placed on the dean's list for spring ·~uarter. lj)uririg spring quarter, he served as ans editor of the. Tan and Cardinal. Otterbein's student newspaper. He was recently recognized by the Department of CONVERSION VAN Outstl!ndlng Writer's Award. Tbe son of Mr1,an<! Mrs. Michael Struble of Syracuse, he is pursuing.a doubl.e major in journalism and organizt tional cOmmunication. Military News Notes Society Scrapbook I, CONVERSION VAN Loaded, VB, auto, air, WAS $10,999" s, ~: -·_...;;.. :: Communication and received the Daniel R. Midkiff Marine Master G~nnery Sgt. Daniel R. Midkiff, son of Billy R. and Bernice Midkiff of Langsvi lle, was recently promoted to his present rank while se rvin g with Marine . . · Medium Helicopter Squadron 263, · 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine UMWmeels Corps Air Station New River, )ack,The Syracuse Asbury United sonville, N.C. Methodist Women met recently at Midkiff was promoted based on the home of Mary Lisle for their July sustained superior job performance meeting, with a picmc. and proficiency in his designated .President Hop ~ Moore had :a specialty.re_ading, "The Comfon Zone:'. and . The 1973 graduate of Meigs High the afterpoon was spent visiting. School of Pomeroy joined the Others pn!sent were Rose Ann Jenk- Marine Corps in January, 1973. · ins, Ruth Crouch. Elma Louks , Wilson , and Marie Coming soon - Ronnie's Freda Hoi.ldashelt. face on your license plate LOS ANGELES (APJ - Ronald , Myers birth announced could recci vc a high honor Reagan Marlin Scott . Baker andI Margaret E. Myers of Glouster have . in his car-lov ing state': hi s face on a announced the birth of a son, Marlin , California li ce nse plate . If the state Senate approves the S. Baker, II, born on June 16, 1999. bill, drivers could pay $50 e•tra to use the special car tags , which Class planned would show the smi ling former Holzer Medical Center will offer a childbinh preparation class on July president and governor wearing a 18, 2 - 6 p.m.. in the French 500 cowboy hat. Nancy Reagan supports the idea. Room, Classes arc free . To regi ster and last week ca lled a state Republicall 446 - 5030. can lawmaker to spur the effort .. Auto, air, V6, CD, Black. MSRP $23,925 Black, 2 Or, 5 sp, air, MSRP $1l,521 __ _8 850 _,;;, Loaded,V8,auto,a1r, WAS$11,900 $13 Now __.,~ ~~~~=-~E~::.~s~:~·:~~t:d:, s::cx C . . iy. w: ,500 TRAilS ,. PORT V6, auto, air, PW, titt, cruise, WAS $21,900 ' Cab, 2 WO, V6, air, t.ilt, cruise, IINIA~$17,$119 · 1• 18"990 .... 5 ::; . 516,'450 • ' ·WITH lHE STATE BUDGET and elec:lrlc clareiJul811on tllken care ell, Qov, Bob Tllft ~ Htllng hll eights,on new priorities: ftgurtng out how to apalld n•ilrty S10 bll· lion· In tobaCCO money, cracking cl-n ori juvenile crime and llndltig zo;ooo volunteer - rudlng $11,900 ...................................................................... :............... ~.. . .... ................ _ .......... ·$9~200 los WAS $21,900..........................................:............. ~ ..................................................... $19,500 c::v:=L~T:~~!!! ~:t=~~:i~, :::uise, AM/FM cass, WAS $14,995 ..:..............:.......:.......:.......::............._...:...:...:.......,,............ $12,900 , 95 ' ' ' $24,900 ... ..... ................................................................ ,......................>• ••. ., ................... $18,900 19 PONTIAC GUND PRII V6, auto, air, Nice WAS $5995 .. . ......... :. :... .:............ . ~: ...... ... ........:' ........... · ... ..." .... ... . $4,400 91 .. ............... """' .... ... .. .... >;,::........._. ................. , .... .. • . .. ... $22,450 . 91 PONTIAC lUND 1M V6, auto , air, ti~, cruise, AM/FM cass , WAS $13,900 ....1......... , .....:.... :.: ....... .......... ,............ ~... . . . .. .... , ...... $1 0,800 96 LINCOLN TOWN CAR VB, auto, leather int., W!>~e..onty 40.000 mHas, WAs $19,900 ...........: ... :.... :....:......................:........................ $17,450 91 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 2 DR Co•pe 4 cyl, auto, ~lr, AM!FM cass .. !i~. cruise, WAS- $11 ,999..................... .... . . ..... ... .. ...: .... $9,850 97 HONDA ACCORD El4 cyl, auto, air, AMIFM cass., ti~. cruise, WAS $11.~ ................................................ :..... :...... ......... , .......... $15,750 91 OLDSMOBILE DELTA II loaded. WAS $19,995 ..... ...... ..:......... ,.... :............ :...................;..... .......... .... ... . ......................... $15,995 96 GOE PRIZM Auto, ai~, low miles, WAS $10,900 .........:.•. ........... ,.....·.............................,...........:........ :: ......... :.. ..... .... .... .... .. ................ $ i,850 96 PORTIA~ FIRE BIRD vs, auto. air, tilt. cruise. Hops, cd plaver, WAS $12,995 ............................ :.................................. . ............ $1 H860 91 CIIURO COUPE V6, auto, air. tilt. cruise. WAS $18,900.·........................................................ ...................:. ...... ... . . .. .............. $14,950 PONTIAC SUtiFIRE 4 DR, 4 cyl, auto, air, till, llntod glass, WAS $12,900.............................................................. .... . . . ........... :. $9,975 96 CADILLAC SEVIlLE SLS,loaded, lealher Int., LT Gamet ROd, only 15.500 Miles, one owner, like new, WAS $27,995 .... . .............. $24,850 99 GUND 1M 4 DR auto. air, tih, cruise, alum wheels. AM!FM cass .. WAS $15,999 ...... :......................................... ..... ......... ................. $ 13,880 92 CHEVY l/2 TON SWB V6, 5 Sp., Hll, cruise, air, AM!FM cass., Sport pkg., red, WAS $11 ,900 ....................................... .. .......... .'.... $9,450 .99 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE. toaded, While, only l 5,000 miles. wAS $32,900 ..... :.. ............................. ,..... .. . ... .. ....... $29,850 99 CHEVY PRIZM aulo, 8,000 mites, WAS $13,999.......................................................................................... .... .... ............... ...... $11,900 9315110 EIT CONY VANtoaded, WA~ $8,999 ....... .................................... ........ .................................. ....... :. , . ................... $7,450 94 CHEV C•l 0 LWB two tone paint, Red/Black, VB. auto, air, lill, cruise, AM/FM cass .. WAS 411 ,995 .............................................................. $ 9,450 94 CHEVROLET 1/21 4 _WD LWB V6, au1o. air, AM/FM , WAS $10.900 . ......................................... .. . . ..... ............... ........... $7,990 1u10re • Deflll/1 on ,.,. AB Good Morning 96 CADILLAC SEVILLE STS toaded ,,,lealher ir)l:, WAS $29,900.. POMEROY, OHIO . 308 EAST MAIN (704) 992·6614 • (800) 837·1094 · · Mon.·Fti. 9 am·8 pm; Sat. 9 am·4 pm; Sun. 1 pm·S pm .cG:t CHEVROLET. . @ (i)- fiiill Gea 7 ~ BUICK• I ~ · - • ~ 1,1 Today'a·fit~Jftidbad 14 Sections - 134 Pages .' Calendan ' !;;lmlll!<!!s !;;guiles f411iii:l!l~ AIOUU! tb~ ·wva: Qblluaries ~I!!!~ (:2&7 D3-Z llliHl At ~~ M · lU-6 C l~ Ohio Valley Publishing Co. · .• GALLIPOLIS - A preSentencing investigation has been ordered by Judge Joseph L. Cain after a jury in GaUia County_Common .PI.eas Court took 45 minutes to find Thomas A. Campbell of Vinton guil.ty of charges in connection .with illegal enlry and · thefts at two ·i.ocal school . ' ' buildings. · "' The Thursday verdict culmina(ed a two-day trial in which the 27-year-old Campbell was charged with safe· cracking, and breaking and entering at Bidweii-Por_tl:r and Vinton elementaries on · Dec. 18, 1998. · · In both c~s, Campbell was charged with taking Cash _and medication from 1 the ·schools, according to -court records. Campbell was indicted earlier this year in connection . Design proposals for Meigs veterans monument unveiled . ·' By BRIAN J. REED . . involve~ in its construction and Tlmae-Sanllnal Stlln · installateon. . POMEROY - Local veterans The first proposed monument &f\lUJlS win detennine the design featu"'d .a straightforward but m~and the site for a proposed monu- sive design. With an estemated pnce Alent honoring Meigs County's vet- tag of $62,000, the monument would be 14 feet .Cross, four feel ~~i 8 meeting with Meigs County wide and 8 feel tall. The monument Commissioner Jeffrey Thornton on would feature a map of Meigs 'CounFriday morning, veterans represent- ty and its townships on the face, as ing the Disabled American Veterans, · well as the symbols for all branches • Veterans of Foreign Wars, American of the armed forces. Legion posts, the Veterans Services A second proposal featured a office as·well as the Meigs County longer but shorter monum~ill in a Histoi.ical Society and the similar design in three colors Chester/Shade Historical Associa- light gray, dark gray and black- all tion ·were shown three possible in granite. This monument design incorporated raised lettering and designs for the gr_anite monument. William Boone of Logan Monu- was estimated to -east $43,000 to ment Co. discussed the types of construct. This design also included materials which could be used for the military symbol.s and the county the monumen~ and the expenses map. / • The . desill;" which sparked the most dtscusseon among those present was a bench-style monument with a pylon cons~~cted next to t~e ben_ch. Most ~tnlung about thes desegn was a raJsed area around the monum~nt, designed in the shape of Meigs County. This area, 'l'hich would be designed and constructed so that h could~ walked o~, would be outlened weth the county s town· Continued on page A2 1 DESIGNS UNV£11 ED , .. 8 1/ l Boonf' of l oq.w Morwmerlt Co tJIIVf'IIC'd tllrf'£' df'~!Yfl propo~.11s tor ,1 tn~w Mt•tq~ Countv vl'fC't· .ms morwrncnt Also ptcfw('d .11c ComnussionN Jeff Ttwnlton as Lvf'll .15 mf'mlJers of vetC'f,1TlS groups thrcmghOtlf the county. '' • � 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/. 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