http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fb32ff0a415b931814a7071bf2868c3f.pdf 7b890cade24a129455b369f76572818c PDF Text Text \ Page De • .....,, Cleaning produce prese~ves By REBECCA COLLINS GALLIPOLIS- Whether harvested fr om your garden (if you ' ve used the handy garden hose, this year) or purch.,ed from a market, fresh produce IS now readily available . Here 's a look at profl<'r techniques for cleaning and preparing produce thai will ensure safe, clean frutts and vegetables while also keeping as many nutrients intact as possible. Carerul washmg is tmportant . nol only to remove dirt and stubborn garden pests. but also to help remove residual chemicals used in _growing and shipping. And, thoug h we usuall y thmk of ammai products when it comes to food -borne pathogen•. fruits and vegetables can also har"';lr disease-causin g microbes. Though isolated. there have been cases of fresh produce associaled ,with such pathogens as E, coli. salmonella. shigella and cyciospora. Soil is a rich j source of bacteria and fungi . and poor agrkultural practices such as irrig~t­ CHANGING HANDS - Dan's of Middleport changed hands recently with ownership transferred from Dan Arnold of Pomeroy, right, to J11ne Harris of Cheater. Dan's has been located In Middleport lor 26 years, situated in a building on North Second - Avenue that ,has been horne to both a shoe repair shop and movie theatar. The store carries Carhartt items, jeans, boots and now offers cu!ltom embroidery that was f9rmerty located in Harris' ' home, and uniforms for -hospital and other workers. Store hours are 9-5 p .m. Monday through Friday, with,the exception of Thursday,.and 9 a .m.·2 p.m. on Saturdays. Buy, Sell or Trade Public Notice In the IN THE ·MEIGS COURT COURT OF COMMON PLEAS POMEROY; OHIO CHRISTOPHER S. LANCE Plaintiff CliO No, 99-CV.(J65 CLASSIFIEDSI ANNOUNCEMENTS 005 ••• OHIO . CENTRA~ Personals ANTHRACITE LEASING COMPANY ,JUDGE CROW AKA COAL CO. Addre.. Unknown ·lnd· ROGER W. DAVIS Addreu Unknown ...,,OWM 40, Professional, ·Nice . L6oklng, Sincere, Enjoys Good Co,nversation ; Movies, Travel ai'ICI Adventure . Would like to meet SieMer "MWF for 11ery dis· creel relat ions hip. Please send photo and reply to: P.O. Bow 11021, 'Charleston . WV 25339· ship From Nice Female For Talks, Walks & Friendship. Send Re- plies To : 553 Sej:ond Avenue . Apanment 1403, Gallipolis. Master Psychic Kreara Reuintes lovers /Mate·s . Immedi ate Re ... suits. 'Guaranteed: Complementa· ry F~EE Reading By Phone. 800· 972·22 15. START DATING TONIGHT! Have Fun Meeting Eligible Sin. gles In Your Area . Call FOr More Information . 1·800-ROM~NCE , Common Pleas Court ask· E'i1. 9735. lnjj that certain coal ltaaoa gronted to you In 1976 and 1975 concerning aald prop- Start Daling Ton tght! Have tun playing the Ohio Dating Game. 1- Announcements New To YQu Thrift Shoppe 9 West Stimson, Athens ·.. 1tems . $1. (30~ bi!g sale every Thursday. Monday thru Saturday 9:00-5 :30. 40 .. Giveaway I Grey Female Kitten. 12 Weeks ~ Old , Very Fri&ndly ," 740·446- 1062. 1 male , 6 week old, kitten . 1304)882·3324. 3 Kittens to good home. 6 weeks okl. l304)675-6799. · business receives honor POME~OY- Family Homes Inc., Pomeroy, has received a "Dedicated Builder Award" from All American Homes Inc . ' Builder,; were recognized fvor Iheir sales achievements in 1998. 'The award' , was the re sult of the professional manner in which the builder conducted his business for the entire year. "All Ari1erican Homes Inc. is the nation's largest builder of modular homes, and is a subsidiary of Coachmen Industri es Inc ., Elkhan. Ind. Family Homes represents All American Homes Inc . as an independent builder m southeastern Ohio. Public Notice .. eat er nutrients ' NOTICE Notice Ia hereby given 10 . Bobby McConoho and Mary Tomorrow: Showers High: 90s; Low: 60s resldelice Ia unknown, that Richard P. Howard and Noncy E. HOWiird hove flied • Complaint In Meigs county Court. (Cato . Number , 99CVG00077), Meigs County Courthouoe, Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769, namIng each ' of 'yo~ .· ·u Defendonlo, Tho oi'>Jei:t bf the Complaint Ia tho lorljol· lure "of tho Land lnatallmont consumers prefer to remove it. Meigs County's To do this~ produce like cucumbers. bell pepper~. cggplaniS and certai n squashes can be rinsed with warm water and. when appropriate, scrubbed with a brush . Potatoes. yams and other root vegetables whose skins are not . removed before preparing or serving can be Cleaned using a finn-bristled scrub brush . ' · Food safety researchers caution that even convenience packaged produce should be washed well before eating. Read packages carefully to determine which products have been thoroughly, washed during the packaging process. (Rebecca Collins 11 Gallla County's extension agent lor family and coniiUmar sciences, Ohio Stale University,) Diamonds· _.Does ~maHer who you buy from? · ' It cenalnly does. A.purthase as imponant as a diamond should not be ~e tin the basis of price or "cut·rate"lnducemenl, but on the finn foundation of q~~~J/Ity and value reuived. A! this store we proudly display the embl<m of Registered ' . l!ewwr/er,, American Gem Society your assurance that w. know and guar.mtee · •.,_:::.:.; · of reCord: William A. Grim 8 North Coun Street Suite 203 · Athena, OH 45701 (6) 27 (7) 4, 11, 18,25 (8.1 6TC Energy Efficient· Upright Vacuum • Bare floor cleaning le Henl•, Ia Crotllt Check • Quick and easy bag OHIO VALLEY CHECK CASHING & LOAN change .· • Lightweight . :- , • Brushed edge cleaning 1-888~46-2684 ~~- Model U424NI30 216 Upper River Rd., Gallipolis, Ohio 1/2 mile south of the Silver Bridge - License CC 1ooon-ooo and 001 Uconao Cl 750048-000 and 00.1 Athena, Ohio 457C1-0661 · (614) 593-3347 (614) 592-6656-FAX Elite'M Upright Vacuum · Four bobtail k1tt'8ns, 740·99~- •1 $99.99 old. Free · Kittens To Good Homes. 740-256· 6!;147 Alter 6 P.M. Or Leave Message. ··Triple filtration system • Side-mountedt hose and on-board tool storage • Lightweight • Cleans bare floors • Quick'& easy bag change · • Dual brushed edge cleaning • 20-lt. cord/quick release • Dual brush agitator · • Multiple height adjustment • · Full Blo oded ~Dal matian: 4 years old with Dog HouSe. cha1ri. plus · Bowl. Can: (740)·446·1280 Kittens , to a. lo ving lam11y. Can be seen at 302 3rd S1., Mason . 1304)773-5357. I ' Three 6 wk . old kit1e ns. 1Male , 2Female. One 3mo . old Female ~itten. Wqrmedllitte.r -Trained . {304)459-2218. · Yard Sale Items to Giveawa)'. 1304)675-3307. 60 Lost and Found Lost: Brown. Male, Oacnshund. ..... \) N8utered . Answers lo "Max .' lltue gray on cl'11n . Lost in Mason County An imal Shelter Vic mit v. Family Pet . Reward . Call: {304)675-64581773-6119. 70 Model Yard Sale Gallipolis & Vicinity AU. Yerd ·Sales Must ' ... Be Paid In Advance . DEADLINE: 2:00 p.n,. lhe day before lhe ad 11 to run. Sunday edition-2:00p.m. Friday. Monday eclltl9n • 10;00 a.m. Saturday. Public Notice VILLAGE OF CHESHIRE · LEGAL NOTICE INVITATION TO BID ON . SALE OF TRUCK 1981 Modal F350 1 Ton Dumplruck, 8' Dumped wlih Snowplow, 300 lnllno 6 Cylinder Engine, Mileage • . 51 ,670 miles, Serial WI FDJF37EOBUA05n6 Will receive bids by Vlliogo ol Cheshire, P,O, Box 276, Chtohlre, OH 45620 until August 2, 1999 at 8 P,M. Bide will be publlcally read and presented by · tho clarl</lroasurer at that ilme during tho regular village Tho council meeting, Village Council reserves the right to accept or reject any After Holfrs Pediatric Car Clean-Air Upright by Hoover 112,075 Two-peraon $4,oet $15,275 $!1, 1111 Melissa Holman Four..person M,1tlll $24,575 Av.op••on 1$7,218 $21,875 Slx·P.,..on $8,21111 133,075 •I"'··· • Stretch hose • Exclusive covered tool storage • Edge groomers · Mason County .Ill/oman Satur6lay n·• , I U1 · POINT PLEASANT. W.Va. A New Haven, W.Va., )\'Oman died Saturday following a four·v chi<;le accident on Jackson Avenue , according to a Point Pleasant Police Department spokesman. FloraL. Marshall, 72, died from injuries received in the 3:38 p .m.. accident. Mason County Coroner Dr. Breton Morgan -s aid she died of blunt chest trauma. The police spokesman said Mar shall Was traveling north on Jack son Avenue. ~ichard W. Parson Sr., 37, Point Pleasant, and Harold W. McCarty, 31, Delaware, Ohio, were stopped in the northbQund lane of Jackson Avenue wailinll ' for Shana L. Vahs<;oy, 44, Point Pleasant, to turn left. The spakesman said Marshall failed to stop her 1989 f\:lercury in time, struck the reii.r of Parson's 1998 Dodge, knocking it into the rear of McCarty's 1992 Ford, which in tum knocked it into the rear · of Vanscoy's 1996 Mercury, The other drivers sustained minor injuries and were taken to Holzer Medical Center and Pleasant Valley Hospital. · · Damages to the vehicles were n.'ot listed , · .· · · ' · COLUMBUS (AP) - Anlicipal ing a serious_ electric power problem this week from lhe heat, American Electric Power has askejl its cus- .. tomers in seven slates to /educe the.ir electric power usage,,especially dur · ing lhe day ,, AEP said' in a rlews release Suh - PRINCE AND PRINCESS CANDIDATES -These boys and girls involved· In youth organizations are vying for selection as prince or princess In their respective 4-H livestock project work. They are left to · right, front, Rachael Morris, Derek Taylor, and Becky Taylor; second row, Jassic' Justice, Kayla Gibbs, and Stacie .Watson; third row, Melissa Kirk_, Robbie Weddle, and Janet Calaway, and back, Brook Bolin, Courtney Kennedy, Holley Williams, and Jessica Dillon. . , RELAY FOR LIFE - Despite Friday ev'e ning's stifling heat, walking teanis represanting families, businesses, and ·other groups kept walking for the Amer' lean Cancer SQciety, c;luring the Meigs County unit's RelaY:: for Lite. In addition to walkers, the event Included infprma· tional booths, live entertainment, and tributes ,to cancer .victims and cancer survivors. Along with their official Relay "t·shirts, participants donned • ·4-stage Allergen Filtration · AEP asks customers to reduce electricity use 120,475 Good A fte,rnoon day, "cooperation in reducing. the demand for electricity during day . lig ht hours each day will help pre· vent inrerruption . of electric service. ' ' . . AEP has asked its customers in Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan , West Virginia. Tennessee and Virginia to avoid using appliances, such as clothes washers and dryers, diswashers a1~d ranges. hats other apparel designed to beat the heat Norma Torrea, left, nursing , director at the Melga County Health Department, was one of several walkers who entertained during the Karaoke show, led by Jeff North. The team event Is held each year as a fundraiser ·for the local Cancer Society organization, which provides services to cancer patients, cancer research and public information. ;:;-:----;,-:----;----, 6 Calendar Classlfteds Comics Editorials Local Dull alr'dLitls p~ up dirt bofOill ~ is attnd back O!JID lhll carpet' 7&8 9 2 3 4&.5 Sports ----- .. . . OHIO The Children's Clinic 2801 jackson Avenue Point Pleasant, WV 25550 ··--. . - .Lotteries Pick3: 7-3·7; Pi<k4: 6·7+0 Super Lotto: 1·22-3 i-37-42-43 Kicker: 5-0- 1-8-3-1 W.VA. Daily 3: 9-9·2; Daily 4: 3-9,7·9 . 0 1999 Ohio Vlll«'y July 11, 18, 2~. 1999 August!, 1999 ' $3,018 WlndTuimel~ Plus Saturday I On•peroon 'U4296-930 5:30p.m. to 10 p.m. 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Kristina Kennedy • •' ' 9 a.m. to 9 p~m. ·.sunday med course of study. . Melissa is the daug-h ter of James and Denise Holman of Middle· port and will be attending the University .o f Rio Grande this fall She has been' a-girl scout for 12 years, Bofh Kristina and Melissa were members of the National Honor Society al Meigs, and involved in numerous social and civic organi· zations, as well as volunteer activities. . The livestock prince ·and princess candidates are Rachel Morris, Derek Taylor, and Becky Taylor, bunny; Jessica · Justice, Kayla Gibbs, and Stacie Watson, swine; Melissa Kirk, Robbie Weddle, poultry; Janel Calaway. beef; and Brook Bolin, Courlney Kennedy, Holley Williams, and Jessit:a Dillon, lamb. 15, at t2·monlh Income 229.99 Model U5433-900 Monday ~ Friday . 3-monlh Income Thr-peraon • Mach~ 2.7 or all bide. Jennifer Harrison Clark/Treasurer Hmm•6014 aln • 13-inch cleaning width • 31-loot power cord .• Hours: 15 GO\I, Bob Taft has announced that the slllle will- make available $5 million in federal energy funds to assist low-income families that are being adversely affected by the sul)lmer 's extreme heal "l'>ue to this season's record bre~king temperatures, the weather hru; caused a health and financial · burden on many elderly and low-income. , Ohioans," Taft s~d. ·''I encourage eligible Ohioans, especially those with respiratory problems, tO, contact their local community action agency for assistance." . Funds will be ad min islered by the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) to help low,income families pay energy bills, purchase fans or purchase air conditioners, if medically necessary, ' 2219. month ·•• Senate Majority Leader Trent Lou, R-M-iss., said lasi week he wopld be open to a compromise in the $500 billion to $600 billion range. In any case,. it is ,likely the GOP bill would not go to the White House until after Labor Day, so Oinlon could not veto it when Republicans are 'away' from the capital on vacation. The Senate bill would reduce the tax rate on the bouom bracket from percent to 14 percent, differing from the House version that includes a 10 ~e rcenl_,across·lhe·board cut over 10 years. . ·. , The House bill-offers capital gains culs while the Senate plan raises th~ amounts individuals can put into individual retirement accounts, Both would ease lhe SO·Called marriage penalty, although the Senate bill is more generous. b6~_3Qhcpl.dm .o n Sunday, Aug, Ohio to make $5 million in energy "funds available for low-Income families Canning Jars • Please call alt.er 5PM.I304)675·1859 . 3 House. years. OSiie plans to"attend Ohio· University this fall and take a pre - Regional Srlef$ ·14.5!' HOOVER., Australian Blue Heeler, female , 1 yr .. great with kiDs , 740-992-7603 Four kittens. (304)675-2639, 35 Cents - it would "imperil the future stability of the country." Sen. John Breau•. a moderate Democrat from Louisiana, said he planned to offer a compromise lhat would combine a tax cut of around S500 billion with a Medicare reform,bill including the "p resident's goal of e.tending Medicare coverage to prescription drugs , · '_'If we' don't gel together we are heading for a major' train wreck which I think would be terrible for the American people," 'Breaux said on CBS. ' He suggested the House and Senate put off sending a bill to the presi· dent, "take a breath of fresh air" over the August vacation period and return, in September ready to' talk taxes and Medica re with the White fJVe,-lwestock categones Will be announced at !he ., opening pro· . gram of the Me1gs County Falf to Last v.;eek the candidates were interviewed by a panel of judges, their youth activities and contribut ions were reviewed and the selections were made . However, announcement ' will not come until all have appeared in the Junior Fair parade at 5:30 p.m. in front of the grandstand on TREE DOWN - High wlnda accompanied a rainstorm the opening day of the fair. At that time the winners will be eerly s.turday evening brought down part of a large tree In the fiqnt yard of the Bradbury School. The part that aplll off fell onto. presented banners and flowers and the-roo( at the frOnt of the building.- There wae minor darilege to · will reign .during fair week. the roof, according to Meigs Local -School District SupertiltenCandidates for Meigs County dent Bill Buckley. Junior Fair Queen are Kristina Kennedy and Melissa Holman. Both are graduates of Meigs High School. · ' This year there were no candi· dates for Junior Fair king. Kristina, daughter of Glen and $69.99 $CASH$ "'"' Poat Ofllco Box 661 Single Copy- Meigs County J~.mior Fair candidates interviewed Four-vehicle The Meigs County Junior Fair Brenda Kennedy o[ Pomeroy, has "d f,"l q.ueen . and prince and _princess in been a 4-H club member for nine BCCI ent AilS. SprlntTM Floor Hometown Newspaper WA_SHING:r<>N (AP) - President Clin~o'.l wo,~ld veto a compromise sphttmg the dtfference betYJeen t_he $792 btlhon tax cut 'the Senate plans ·' ">, • ' ' to act on this week and "the $250 billion reduction he has proposed, admin· istration officials-said Sunday. . . · "The "question Is who, Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers an.d National Economic <;:oun· spends :thf! surplus, and cit chairman Gene Sperling, on separate news programs, made clear that a the president has taken $500 billion figure being offered as middle ground between the White House and congressional Republicans is unacceptable' on , almost a reckless · ' , --:t.t "The president will veto a tax cut of $800 billion or $500 billion approach to the facts." because it threatens our ability lo secure Medicare and Social Security and ~ . ' pay down out national debt," Sperling said on "Fox News Sunday." - Sen. Pete Domenlcl, R-l'f.M., Republicans Insisted that projected budget surpluses - estimated· at • chairman of the Senate Budget almost $3 trillion over the nexl decade -ensure they .can meet the goals CommlttH, eald on CBS' "Face the . of saving Social Security and Medicare and reducing the debt while also " ' ·• · · NaUon." giving Americans a needed tax break. ' "The question is who spends the surplus and the president has taken on almost a reckless approach to the ~acts," ' Sen,. , Pete Domenlci, R·N.M ., • chairman of the Senate Budget Commiuee, said on CBS' "Face lhe. $792 billion tax cut Nation." ,~-. T~e House last week, in a vote thai broke largely along party lines, "You guys are shameless," Sen. Phil Giamm , R·Texas; said ·t o Sper· passed its bill that matched the Senate's version in size but "differed in the ling, Gramm said the GOP's proposed S800billion tax ·cut was outstripped nature of some of Ihe cuts. . .• by administration plans for more than $1 trillion in n<!w spending. , Clinlon· repeatedly has auacked the size of the cuts, At a Democratic fund-raiser in Colorado on Saturday, the president said The Sen.ale this week is expected to approve its version of the 10-year, HOOVERe ro!Hied o1 rocord. You 111.. 28 doya from tho data of tho last publication of lhla notice, to ftle Your raaponoe and oerva -upon Plaintiff's legal councel. Frank A. Lavelle Attorney lor Plalnllfl Reg, No. 0010195 LAVELLE LAW OFFICE, LP,A A Legal Professional Alloclatlon 8 NOI1h Court Street: 2nd - Page 4_ Administration officials reject middle ground ~on tax cut copy of your anawer on attorney night Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 50, Numb e r 35 Volum e removal of Defendants and Plaintiff's Kyger Creek little league tournament concludes Monday • lholr property from 41300 U.S. Route 33, Shade, Ohla, 45776. You oro required to answer thlo Complaint withIn twenty-eight (28) dllya of publication by llllng a writ· ton anower with tho Meigs County Coun and serving 1 McConaha, whose last known address was 41300 U,S. Route 33, Shade, Ohio, 45776,. and whose present 1999 Baseball Halt of Fame .class, Page 5 Advice for military wives, Page 6 Social Security tips for women, Page 6 High: 90s; Low: 70. Foods grown in your own backyard. free of chemical fenilizers and pesticides, may simply need to be rinsed well under cool running water. Leaves from spinach and leuuce may need 10 be separated and rinsed individually. Broccoli, cauliOower and cabbage which Oower above ground are likely free of clinging dirt. but may require more scrutiny for bugs. Rinse, then chop into smaller pieces before rinsing again, looking for stubborn pests. lbere 's no need 10 use soap, bleach or other cleaning agents to wash fresh produce. Research has shown that plain old water and a 1•cgetable brush. if needed. works best. The thin wa• coating applied 10 some produce before tran sport to market is used 10 help protect il during shipping and keep it from over-ripening before it reaches I he consumer. This coating is not harmful to inge_st. but some r tiaa Public Notice July 211, 1ggg Today: Sunny Contract signed by the plr· on June 17, 111117 and recorded In Volume 53, Page 181, Meigs County Ofllclal Recorda, and the (8. 1, 8, 15 6TC . Monday the quality :ind value of every diamond we offi:r for sale. · Public Notice (7) 11' 18, 25 erty, have laaped, are therelora void, and lllould be 800-AOM ANCE, extensiOn 9681. 740-592-1842 Qua lify clott]ing and household Pom~roy IRIS J: DA\IlS Addreoa Unknown Delendonta • NOTICEBYPUBUCAnoN TO ROGER W. DAVIS AND IRIS J, DAVIS; TO CENRTAL,. OHIO ARTHRACITE LEASING CO,, AKA COALCO: Chrlotophor S. Lance, owner of apx. 611 AC In Bodford Twp., Melga County, Ohio, -has flied an action Jn Meigs, County Gentleman Seeking Companion· . 30 ing with unsanitary water may introduce parasites and other pathogens. Poor storage and transponation practices can n;sult in contamination. as can poor food handling practices by grocers. restaurants and consumers in the home. Because so many outbreaks assoc iated with fresh produce have been traced 10 produce grown outside of the United States, the government recently stepped up inspection of imponed produce. What can you do to make sure your fresh produce is safe? The first step when handling foods. including fresh produce. is to wash your own hands with wann water and soap for at least 20 sccon~s . ' -and- 1021. ·~ Sunday, July 25, 1999 Pomeroy • Middleport • .Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV '· ~~bli1hing Co. conditioned, he said. �• Monday, July 26, 1999 '· I Death Notices Commentary The Daily Sentinel 'Esta6flsneti In 1948 By Jack And-.! 1nd Oouglaa Cohn 111 Court St, Pomeroy, Ohio 740..1192·21511 • F.x: 1192·2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT Publlaher - CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager DIANE HILL Controller n.. SentineliNICOI!Ma _,.,.. torr.. MIIIM trom,...,.. on • Ice Shorl l.tt•,. (300 ....,.. tH lu8J Mw rfw Typod ,..,.,. . , . , . _ ond oHmoyh odll..t. .. bl"oMM,..,., otrq,. a..t cNnce ol tMifW r t ' ' EMil-,_ •.,._,. If,.,.. .• • ,.,••..,. Nd. MldNM, •nd ·~ photM numb« Sp.clfy • tUN to •,.. vroue .tiel• or l.ttr. .,.,, to u ... to lite N1fM, TPN St>ntintl, f1'1 Cocnt St., Po,.,-oy, Ohio 45789, or FAX ffi,74D-fU.Zf67 ' :Tax-cut proposal has ·an air of political theater I he Repubhcan-controlled Senate os poosed to follow the House's lead oh" week and approve a 10-year, S792 bolhon tax cut over Democratoc opposiloon But o•'s pohtocal theater that os unfoldong as much as tax-cuttong, and l•O P leaders may wond up courtong a veto that Presodent Omton os ready to prov ode ' If !he Republicans send me a plan that undermones our abohty to reform Socoa l Secunty and Medocare and abandons the fiscal dosCJphne-that has he Iped fuel our cconomoc growth, I woll send ot strrught back with a veto," C'lm ton saod m a statement Thursday after the House voted. Rep~bhcans cast theor plan on far dofferent, pohbcally appeahng terms '• We lock away the Socoal Secunty surplus so that ot can be spent only on r~llre ment seeuroty," saod Speaker Den nos Hastert, R-Ill 1he GOP tax cut os " responsoble and balanced," he added "It will keep I he budget balanced It woll keep the economy growmg And ot woll return power back to the Amerocan people " Ch ntoq favors tax cuts on the range of $250 bolhon, and Republicans fully un derstand he would veto a measure that reduces them by more than three tomes as much Many would welcome a veto, and the pohtocal confrontation ot onvolves, as a way to sharpen the dofferences between the pohtocal parbes 111 the run-up to next year's electiOns ,GOP lawmakers beloeve he woll suffer politically of he rejects the measu re. saod one aode, who spoke on condotoon of anonymoty As a ne•l step, Republocans plan to pass a tax cut through the Senate next wee k lloe measure, wtuch emerged from the Senate Fmance Commottee, os ' the same soze as the House boll, but doffers markedly on detaol. , The Senate measure, for example, achoeves substantoal cuts by reducong the tax rate on the bottom bracket from IS percent to 14 percent, rather than omposong a 10 percent cut over 10 years It has none of the capoll\1 gaons cuts that Texas Rep. Bill Archer drafted onto the boll that emerged from hos House Ways and Means Commottee and _- deared the House But ot raoses the amounts that ondovoduals could put onto the ondovodual retoreinent accounts Both would ease the S<Xalled mamage , Jl< nalty, the Senate boll more generously ' Republican aodes on both houses say the likeliest plan is to attempt to craft : ,, hurroed tax cut compromose and clear ot through both houses before lawon akers leave the Capotol for a summer break m early August , Keepong to that tometable woll be dofficult, goven the differences between • ohc two bolls and the hard bargaonong that onevotably accompanoes a measure , of the complexoty of thos on~ And even of a compromose os struck quockly, the measure wouldn't be formally sent to the Whote House unto! after Labor Day, to avood handing Chn' to'1 the chance to stage a veto ceremony when lawmakers are dospersed Already, staff aJdes are doscussong plans for a senes of pubhc appearances dunng the congressoonal recess on August as part of an effort to trumpet the benefots theor proposal would provode for mamed couples and others There os a competong GOP strategy, though, whoch onvolves marking tome on a congressoonal compromose as a way of leavong open the posstbiloty of , an early deal woth Chnton ' Hastert talked of compromose on Thursday after shepherdong the bill through the House, although he left the tomong vague "We've got room to ' work woth the presodent If we•re goltlg to get somethong sogned, we're going to have to so t down and work somethong out," he said ' If the poesodent wants to do anythong at all, as part of hos leg~cy, he : needs to start gettong seroous about sottong down to talk about ot" · For nov., though, the momentum seems to be toward confrontation. • ~ Today In History 1 By The Associated Press · loday os Monday, July 26, the 207th day of 1999 There are 158 days left , on the )ear • • , loday's lloghl oght on Hostory • On July 26 194 7, Presodent Truman SJgned the fllattonal Secunty Act, : crcatong the Department of Defense, the Nallonal Security Councol, the Ccn· i tral lntellogenc>; Agency and the Joont Choefs of Staff On thos J.ote In 1775, BenJamon Frankhn became Postmaster General In 1788, New York be_came the II th state to ratify the U S Constotution In 1908, US Attorney General Charles J Bonaparte ossued an order • creatong an onvestogatove agency that became a forerunner of the FBI In 1928, Stanley Kubnck was born on New York Coty. In 1945, Winston Churcholl rcsogned as Bntaon 's pnme monoster after hos Conservatoves were trounced by the Labor Party (Clement Attlee became prime minoster) Coco Chana!, In 1948, Presodent Truman sogned execullve orders prohobotong doscnmFrench fashion designer (1883-1971) inatoon on the U S armed forces and federal employment In 1952, Argenhna's forst lady, Eva Peron, dted on Buenos Aores at age 33 In 1956, Egyptoan Presodent Gamal Abdel Nasser natmnahzed the Suez ('anal • In 1964, Teamsters presodent Jommy Hoffa and six others were convocted ,of fraud and consporacy on the handhng of a unoon pensmn fund. • In 1971, Apollo 15 was launched from Cape Kennedy : len years ago Mark Wellman, a 29-year-old paraplegtc, reached the >ummot of El Capo tan on Yosemote Natoonal Park after hauhng homself up the granote doff sox onches at a tome over none days Fove years ago The House Banking Committee opened hmtted hearon~ 'on the Whotewater controversy A car bomb heavoly damaged the Israeli ~ mbassy on London, onJunng 14, hours later, a second bomb exploded out~ ode a buoldmg housmg Jewtsh organozatoons in north London : One year ago The Whole House said President Qinton's lawyers were :ovorkong woth prosecutor Kenneth Starr to avert Oonton's direct testomony to II grand Jury about the Momca Lewonsky case (The presodent ended up testofyong voa closed-corcuot television )AT&T and Bntish Telecommunications PLC announced they were formong a jomt venture to combine ontemational operatoons and develop a new Internet sy.tem COday s BorthJays Actor Jason Robards Jr is 77 Movoe dorector Blake [dwards os 77 Actor James Best ("The Dukes of Hazzard") os 73 Songer Doboe Gra) os 59 Rock star Mock Jagger os 56. Movoe dorector Peter Hyams os 56 Actress Susan George os 49 Actor Kevon Spacey os 40 Rock songer Gary Cherone (Van Halen) os 38 Actress Sandra Bullock os 35 Actor Jeremy Poven (''Ellen") os 34 Actress Kate Beckinsale is 26 iThought for Today: "My friends, there are no friends." . Nellie Mae Chandler ( Chance for thunderstorms weather scene America's 16-year-old drivers WASHINGTON -We don "t let th~m vote, '!'• don 'I make them legally responstble for theor own actJons, we don't allow them on the armed forces, we don •t allow them to consume alcohol, we do allow them to gel behond the wheel of two ton machones whoch too many of them use as extremely dangerous hogh-speed toys These are Arnenca's Hi-year-old dnvers Allan Wolloams, senoor voce presodenl for research ,at the Insurance lnstotute for Hoghway Safety, explruns "In many parJs of the world, 16year-olds aren 'I allowed to drov~ When you look at the crash rate, there os obvoously a pnce oo be paod for leUong them drove About 30 states have some element of a graduated locensong system Thos os a maJOr pubhc health movement Sompl y raosong the age wouldn't fix everythong You have to onsure hogh-quahty drovong experoence The best way for them to get dnvong experJence os under superviSIOn Recreallonal dnvmg, late at noght, os where a lot of problems occur .. t Here are the facts from 1996 surveys _ -- Accodent rates for 16-year-olds are nearly double that for 17-year-olds, and tropic that for 18 and 19-year-olds -- 1,539 people have doed on crashes involvong 16-year-old drovers -- Eighty-two percent of those dn vers made at least one drJvong error that contrtbuted to the crashes, compared to 68 percent of drovers 17-19 years old and 52 percent of drovers 25-49 years old -- Police reports ondocate that 36' percent of all 16-year-old dnvers on fatal crashes were reportedly speed ong, or, of not exceedong the hmot, goong too fast for road condotoons --Only 21 percent of drovers 25-49 years old were reportedly speedong when theor fatal crashes occurred -- Forty-one percent of 16-year-old drovers on fatal crashes onvolved only the teen 's vehocle The vehocle generally left the road and overturned, or ot struck an object h ke a tree or pole Among 16-year-old drovers, thos os by far the boggest crash type -- In contrast, only 27 percent of fatal crashes woth 25- to 49-year-olds at the wheel were songle-vehocle -- A hogher proportoon of teen agers on general do not use seat belts. when compared woth older drovers -- Soxty·three percent of teen-age passenger deaths occurred on crashes on whoch another teenager was drovong, and 16-ycar-olds arc partocularly omphcated Fatal crashes onvolvong drovers thos age are much more hkely to occur when there are three or more occupants in the vehocle -- and the occupants are usually other teens -- TWenty percent of passenger deaths of people of all ages on 1996 occurred when a teen ager was dnvong -- Forty-one percent of teen-age motor vehicle deaths occurred between 9 00 p m and 6.00 a m Studoes show that mghttome dnvong restroctoons are assocoated woth crash reductoons of up to 60 percent durong restncted hours There os some good news• --The rate of alcoholonvolvement for 16-yearolds os low Only IS percent of all 16-year-old dro vers kolled on 1996 crashes had blood alcohol cbncentratoons above 0 10 percent Thos compares woth 32 percent for older teen agers (17 19 years old), and 53 percent for drivers 25-49 years old The Natoonal Commottee on Uniform Traffic Laws 'and Ordonances has developed a model graduated hcensong law usong recommendatoons Weather rorecast: from the Insurance lnslotute for Hoghway Safety, the Nahonal Highway Traffic Safety Admomstratoon, and other natoonal organtzahons The law calls for a minomum of sox months on th~ Ieamer's stage and a mono mum of six months on the ontermedoate stage woth mght drovong reslroctoons Key elements of the ontermedoate stage onclude hmots on late-mght unsupervosed drivong and transportong teen-age passengers. CcrtJficauon that a Ieamer's permo! holder has driven a monomum number of supervosed hours os also omportant The first graduated hcensong prokrarn was omplemented on New Zealand JR 1987, and so molar systems have been adopted on two Cenado¥1 provonces, Ontaroo and Nova Scotoa More recently, graduated hcensong systems have been onll'(>duced on Flonda and Mochogan, whole O.hfomoa, Georgta, llhnoos, Louosoana, New Hampshore and North Carohna soon woll follow suot (White Houae corr. .pondent: W1rren Rogera; congreaalon•l ' cor.,apondent: Eleanor Clift; foreign and nltlonal correapondent: Lae Cullum.) Corntght Ander1011 & C'ohn Dlllrtbuted by Unhed ~llure Syndtelle, lne. l :moi~~~~~·~~;til~ cloudy A chance of showers and thunderstorms after I" Lows the lower 70s Northwest wond around 10 mph Chance rain 30 percent Tuesday Panly cloudy woth a chance of showers and thunderstorms tloghs from the upper 80s to fhe lower 90s Chance of raon 30 percent Tuesday noght Mostly clear Lows on the mod 60s Extended ro.,.,asl: Wednesday. Partly cloudy woth a chance of thunderstorms Lows on the upper 60s and hoghs on the lower 90s Thursday Partly cloudy woth a chance of thunderstorms Lows on the upper 60s and hoghs on the lower 90s Fnday. Partly cloudy. Lows near 70 and hogh s on the mod 90s U.S. Justice Department to investigate motorist shooting Hf.'LL f3e FiNe as~aswe u~~STIIff. ~ That os the kind of quality programmong for whoch PBS has become known And ot offers somethong for everyone, whether ol's hostory (hke "Eyes on the Pnze") or mvest1gat1ve news ("Frontline") or busoness analysos ("Wall Street Week") or sports (Ken Burns' "Baseball") or entertaonment ("The Three Tenors") That's why ot rankled to learn thos week that 30 of the nato on's 75 largest public televosoon stations -- oncludong New York's WNET, Boston 's WGBH. Washongton, DC 's ' WETA and San Francisco's KQED -· swapped donor hsts woth pohlocal partoes and advocacy groups (most of whoch were Democrat or hberal) Thos renewed suspicoons of Repubhcans and conservatoves that pubhc televosoon, to whoch all An\erocans contnbute theor tax dollars, os pohto cally slanted And the fact that those PBS statoons promise not to do ot anymore-- after being caught -- hardly comforts The PBS lost-swap flap wouldn't be an ossue of public televosoon weren't receivong more than a quarter-billion dollars a year from the federal treasury If PBS got off the public dole, member statoons could sell or swap the or donor losts to anyone they wanted. the DemocratiC Party, Planned' Par- ' arshall ' ospl•taI news ,. .. James T. -McGuire ' Dependent Cluldren She was in on kilhng ot and she says her whole hfe os devoted to women and choldren " Aod to Dependent Choldren provod· ed a safety net so that kids, no matter how poor theor famohes, would not go hungry. The Oontons dod away woth Aid to Dependent Choldren in the W.lfare Reform boll that has thrown molloons off the welfare rolls, woth the result that many have lost !herr medocal onsurance, and many of theor children are now on the same condotion as kids were during the Gt1;at Depression of the 1930s They are chromcally hungry Whole Lady Hollary paraded through New York State as of her coronatoon were on the offing, Wilham O'Shaughnessy, owner of radoo statoons on the state, declared that his Whotney Radoo "woll no longer cover any staged events arranged by the socalled Hollary Rodham Oonton senatorial exploratory commottee "Thos charade of a 'hstenong tour,"' O'Shaughnessy contonued, "woth ots motorcades and flyong squads of Secret Servoce agents, really does nothong to onform the electorate In recent weeks, our colleagues on the pubhc press have begun to resemble a bunch of damn ducks ·- hoping for a morsel from the first lady or her copsoderable entourage " · • But certainly, she os a gractOUs lady Well, a few months ago, ;1 receoved a call from the Whole House telhng me that the first lady woufd soon officoate at the establoshment of the Louos Armstrong Archoves ~ Queens, New York. As a fre(juent writer on the nKl5l influential of all Jazz musiCians, I was beong onvoted Cl come for the occasJOn --and I was told that an officoal onvttabOn would be in the mail enthood, whomever Whoch os why, unontenttonally, the lost-swap controversy may ultomately turn out to be a good thong Because ot PQonts to a larger ossue that the pnncopals onvolved (the Corporallon for Pubhc Broadcastong, the umbrella organozaioon that dostnbutes federal funds to PBS statoons and the House Commerce Subcommottee on Telecommumcahons, Trade and Consumer Protection, wh1ch oversees funding for publoc broadcastong) have danced around That is, whether ot remaons appropna1e for the federal government to subsodoze PBS Indeed, when Congress created the CPB 32 years ago, the three maJor networks at the tome enJoyed ohgopohstoc control over the nato on's aorwaves TV-ownong households either watched ABC, CBS or NBC, or a snow-filled screen So a case could be made then for taxpayer-subso dozed tclevosoon, to provode the natoon's TV voewers woth woder programmong chooces I oday. the landscape os totally dofferenl The "maJor' networks, whocH now number four, have seen theor audoence shares decline to less than half the natmn's televosoon voewers Most of theor lost voewers have gone over to cable, whoch barely exosted when the CPB came onto being three decades ago, and whoch now ' numbers more than 100 networks, offenng every kond of programmong omagonable If the CPB were weaned from ots taxpayer subsodoes, 11 hardly would mean the death of publoc televosoon In fact, federal money accounts for only 10 percent or so of the yearly budgets of most the maJor PBS statoons around the country Yes, PBS provodes a public service And, yes, 11 os noncommercoal But the same can be saod of C-SPAN, whoch provodes gavel-to gavel coverage bf Congress whole also offerong a range of publoc- The .. mv•tation never arnved ;1 The Daily Sentinel (USPS 113 !NO) CoaunYDit, Newilpllpu Hokliap. Inc. f'ubhsbed every afternoon Monday through Friday, 111 Court St, Pomeroy, Ohm, by the Ohto Valley Publistuna Company S«ond class posu.p pa1d at Pomeroy OhJO Member. The !Wociated Press anp the Obto New~r As&ociatton Polllllllter: Send address corrtctJons to The Daily Sendnel Ill Court St Pomeroy, Ohm <15769 SUBSCRIPTION RAT&S By Carritr or Motor Ro.te One Week .S2.00 One Month $8 70 One Year SUM 00 1 SINGLE COPY PRICE onterest programmong Yet ot does not receove one thon dome from the federal treasury Soot stands to reason, of C-SPAN can not only survive, but thnve, Without tax subs1d1es, then surely PBS can do hkewose So how would the CPB make up for a loss of tax dollars? Well, one obvious way is through oncreased merchandosong of PBS-related products Indeed, PBS vodeos - hke Burns' "Covol War" senes and "The Three Tenors"-- have been bog sellers And by all roghts, the CPB should get a healthy chunk of the profits frorn all those "Tickle Me Elmo" and "Barney" dolls and other toys that have been sold It is not unreasonable to suggest that CPB could generate a couple hundred molhon dollars a year on merchandose sales, all of whoch would be tax free , onasmuch as the CPB would remaon nonprofit corporatton Then there are folks, hke yours truly, who !honk PBS provodes a valuable product and would be only too happy to pay as much each month for PBS as we pay for, say, HBO or Show tome 1 hat os, of the CPB went solo and no longer could count on any taxpayer largess . An unsubsodized CPB os the best guarantor of nonpartosanship by pubhc televosoon stahons throughout the country For as PBS stations endeavored to make up for 1he loss of federal tax dollars by bnngong on Dally.. • Copyrlghl1- NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN JoMph Perklna Is a columnlet tor The San Diego Union-Tribune. _ . _._ I Stock reports are the 10 30 a.m. quotes provided by Advest ol Gallipolis. ll;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;!l , 35 Cents Subscribers uot destrmg to pay the earner may remtl m ad\'ance dtred to The Daaly &ntmel on I three SIX Of 12 month bull Cred tl wdl be gt\'en arrter each week No subscriplloa by matl penmtttd m •reas where home camer servtce l5 avatlable Pubhsber reseNes the nght to adJust rates dur mg the 1ubscriphon pcnod Subscnpllon rlk changes nuy be Implemented by ch•ngmg the durauon of the :subscrtptton Inside Mdp Counl)' 13 ""''"'········ • .. $27 lO 26 ""''"' .S.SJ 82 S2Weeb •• • J105 .56 Ralel Oublde Mdas Cou.nt, 13 Weelu S29 25 26 Weeks $56 68 52 Wet:b .SUN 72 I Reader Services Correction Polley Oar ••Ill c.c:tra ill •II atorles k to be aecunte. rr you know or an trror In a stery1 call tilt lltWifQOm at (740) 992:· 2155. We will tbeck your lnformallon aad make a correction If warnnted. Newa Department• ne ...,. aumtitr ,. 992-215.5 Depart· •eat extenslou •re: Geacrot Moaoact:...................... .ExL 1101 New-. . ' Exl. 1102 or ExL 1106 ~ lboiJ Join r.~ st,.. James C""""l liD WID WEll I""~ !:15, 4:45, 7:15, 8:45 !Condr! Yoi Sni\ Kewo ""'· - EYD WU IIIIT 9 ~' Siina "!* !:46, ttl, 11:20 .Ext. 1104 .ExL 1103 .Exl 1100 George C. White George C. Whole, 74, Duncan Falls, formerly of Pomeroy. doed Sunday, July 25, 1999, at Good Samarotan Hospotal .• He was born Dec 9, 1924, m Blue Rock , son of the late Charles and Mol dred Roberts Whole. He was retored after 42 years at Arnerocan Eleclroc Power's Pholhp Sporn Plant in New Haven, W.Va lle was a Navy veteran of World War II and attended the Hemlock Grove Church of Chnst and was a member of the Carlwock Grange He os survived by hos wife, Jessoe Warne Whole, to whom he was mamed on Aug 29, 1945, two sons and a daughter-on-law, George Jr. and Mary Lou Whole of Pockerongton, and James Whote of Reynoldsburg, a daughter, Joy C. Keshaw of Kansas Cotv. five ~randcholdren , five greaH:randcholdren, a brother, Vorgol Whole of Malta and a soster Dorthy Shook of Blue Rock He was preceded on death by four brothers, Edgar Dean Whole, Delmar Glenn Whole, Edward D Whole and Galen Curtos Whole Servoces woll be held Wednesday, I p m at Thompson Farus Funeral Home on Duncan Falls wuh the Rev Gene Zopp officoatong Buroal woll follow on Duncan Falls Cemetery FCJends may call Tuesday, 2 4 and 7 9 p no at the funeral home AIIMTII'tl ROAD t11 SOUTH PARK 5 39 p m Salurdny, VFD to Beech Street, downed tree m power lines CENTRAL DISPATCH 5 42 a m Saourday, Weso Shade Road, Chester, Bertha White, Veterans Memor oal Hospolal, 10 27 a m Saourday. Rockspnngs Rehab1luauon Center, Pomeroy Robert Swock, Pleasanl Valley Hospilal, 2 06 p m Saturday. Soulh Thord Avenue, Middleport, Bessie Kuhn, VMH , 3 02 p m Saourday, Souoh Fourth Avenue Middleport, Lurene Thomas, VMH, 53! p m Saourday, McCumber Holl Ro.1d, Rutland, Beulah Colher, PVH, Rutland squad assosted, 8 41 p m 1 Saourday, Easo Maon Streeo. Pomeroy, Mary Persons, VMH, Pomeroy squad and volun teer f1re department 8:85 tO 32 a m Sunday, Thord Street. Syracuse. Elma Louks PVH Syracuse IRI Mlllt11us Sbowt1 Et1eryday ALL MIDDLEPORT for assastance Saturday and Sunday Un1ts respond1ng mcluded 4:16, 8:26 (Honor) ~ BMje$ rmllobtrls .... Q.oa:l. ~ Oa>1s ALL TIMES asSisted gency Medocal Servoce recorded 19 calls aSSISted, 1 06 am Sunday, slate Rouoe 7, Pomeroy, Jeff King, 1rcated at the scene, (lniiJ Tan C1Ee, liD! ~-.11m \liJ\ Stoft! Fdli (C«nedy) Geooje CkJo-.y Mme Omor Isaac Ha~s Other Sarvlcea AdnrtJ:dng. Clrcul•lktn Ctoullkd Ads Robert G Swock, 80, Beech Grove Road, Rutland, doed Saturday, July 24, 1999 on Pleasant Valley Hospttal ' He was bom on Nov 24, 1918 on Meogs County, son of the late Cunos and Nelhe Carson Swock He was a former mechanoc and maontenance man at the West Virgmoa Sausage Co , New H.aven, W Va He was affiliated woth the Rutland Church of the Nazarene, and was .a veteran of the U S Army Air Corps during World War II. Survovong are hos wofe, Beuy Swock, three sons and daughters-m-law, Moke and 'Cathy Swock of Dayton, Craog and Karen Swock of Conconnau, and Jerry and Judy McDanoel of Estill, Tenn., a daughter and son-on-law, Doanne and Rod Walker of Rutland, two sosters, Mary Aloce Tracy of Columbus, and Holda Gtueser of Pomeroy, hos mother· m-law, Phylhs Haley of Pomeroy, seven grandchildren and two great grandcholdron, and several noeces and nephews Besodes hos parents, he was preceded m death by several brothers and sosters Servoces woll be 10 am Wednesday on the Rutland Church ol the Nazarene, . woth the Rev Sam Basye and the Rev Charles Swogger officoatong Bun aI woll be II\ the Wnght Cemetery, Lan~volle Fnends· may call at the Buchfield , Funeral Home, Rutland, from 6-9 p m Tuesday Untls of the Metgs County Emer squad asstsled 2 54 p m Sunday. slale Roule 681, Jean Hawk PVH Tuppers Plaons squad Local briefs: Racine youth cited in one-car accident Rtmell D Reober 17, 32562 Court Street Rood, Racine, IV'"' ated fur failwe to control by the Gallia-Meogs Posl of the Stole Hoghway l'<mll following a one-car accident Sunday on Sulton Township Road 127 (VanMeter Hill~ T~ said Reober was southbound. seven-tenths of a mole oorth of 1R 109 (Cannel) a1 12:50 p.m when he met a northboond vehocle, slod off the nght stde of the road and overturood moo a creek The car was mxleraoely damaged. ao:nrding to the patrol Heat wave prompts AEP conservation request Amencan Electnc Power os askong ots customers to tum off all non-essenual electnc devoces dunng the day unto I 9 p m to help avood brownouts caused by the prolonged excessove heat spell AEP asks customers to turn off all apploances, loghos, radoos and tetevosoon sets that are not essenual Burglaries investigated Several burgtanes were mvestogaoed over the weekend by the Meogs County Sheroff's Otfoce, accordong 10 Shenlf James M Soulsby Mike Moldeau, Mole Boll Road, Racme, repo~ed Fnday evenong that hos trader was enoered by someone who. stole a televosoon, VCR and clothong Deputies are followmg up on a possoble suspect 10 that mcodent Saourday mornmg. a motonst called 10 repon someone was anemptong to enter the Hotltop Market oo slate Rouoe 7 east of Rutland Deputoes and the Rutland marshal doscovered a hol e m lhe wall where an old door had been Nothmg was reported mossong The office at Riebel's Used Ca15, Ooester, was entered and ransacked sometome Saturday evemng or Sunday rnomong. accordmg to a shenff's report A 199! Jeep was reported stolen from the lot and recovered later near Chester Cemelel)' Nothong was reponed soolen from ohe car lot office, but the steenng column on a 1990 GMC truck was damagedlin an apparent theft attempt Man jailed on domestic charges Marvon Roush, 53, 32740 Baoley Run Road, was arrested and J31led by Meogs County Shenff's deputies Saturday evenong on two counts of domestiC viOlence Cows killed bv falling branch Mrs Roger Beegle, Portland Road, repo~ed some of her cows were killed Saturday evenmg when a branch fell on them Killed were three rows and a calf, accordong to Shenff James M Soulsby One-car wreck reported An 18-year-old Langsvolle man wa.s co ted after a one-car wreck on O:lunly Road 1 near Old De><ter Church Road on Columboa Townshop Saourday mommg. Brian D Boas was southbound when he drove off the sode of the road on a curve, struck a small tree, and went through a com field before crossong the road and striking a ditch, causong heavy damage to hos 1986 Oldsmobile, accordong lo Meogs County Shenff James M Soulsby Boas receoved mmor onJunes on the accodent, but was not transported, aocordong to the report He was coted on charges of dnvmg under suspensoon, failure to control, and taolure to wear a seal belt Two-car vehicle accident reported No '"Junes were reported after a two vehocle accodent on state Route 124 at Hysell Run Road near Rutland early Saturday evenmg Lany E May, 58, Pomemy, dnvong a 1990 Pontoac, was turrung nght from stale Route 124 when hos car was struck from behmd by a 1984 Oldsmobole driven by Dame! S Whottekond, 19, Pomeroy Damage, to May 's car was losted as moderate whole Whottekmd's vehocle suffered only hght damage Whottekmd was coted on a charge of faolure to maontaon assured clear dostance Woman cited in accident An 18-year-old Racone woman \1 as co ted after a r..O"vehode accodent on state Route 7 at Leadmg Creek Road Sunday afternoon Candy R Barnell 18, Langsvolle, was southbou nd on state Route 7 and ,;topped to tum left onto U:adong Creek Road when she was struck from behmd by a car driven by Jody L Wolfe, 18, Racone Light damage was reported to both cars and Wolfe was cued on a charge of faolure to mamtam assured clear dos lance Announcements: Retirement party slated . An onformal retorement celcbrauon.woll be held Fnday 1 p m at the Meogs County Recorder 's Offoce for Recorder Emmogene Hamolton EMS logs 19 weekend calls MAIL SUBSCRIPTION * they could oil afford to ahenate any of theor potentoal controbutors, be they Democrat or Rcpubhcan, liberal or conservatove Am Ele Power...... ...............3&). Akzo ...••.•• •• •••.................•44'1. AmrTech ...... .. ... ... .. ..... 73~. Ashland 011 ............................. 40 AT&T .................. ... 534,, Bank One •..•..•..••••.•••.••...•••.•56'1. Bob Evans .... ..... ,... ... . .20'· Borg-Warner ........................52'• Champion ..•...•.. .. .. .... . Charm Shps ...•..... ................•. 6'1. City Holding.... ............... 25'1. Flrstar .. ....... .. ............... 26'· Federal Mogul. . . . .. so,. Gannett .. .. . •. .. . .. 74 "I• Kmart ..................... 15~ Kroger ....,.... . . ......... 27~ Lands End . .. ... ...... .. 45"1. 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Lady Hollary was born on t~Ul wrong century Despote what she says, she os not on the traditoc.on of EleanOr ~velt Rather, she's on the tradition of Cathenne the Grtlll, the ompcnous 18th-century ruler of Russoa Except Cathenne actually dod get some thongs dol'\e Nat Hentoll Is a nationally renownad authority on the Firat Amenclnienl lnd the rest ol the BIH of Rlghta. Copyright t - NEA. more sponsors, generatmg mor.e merchand1se sales and ra1smg more donations from VIewers -- Robert G. Swick Stocks Should our taxes still pay for PBS? movement Helen V Davos, 81, Mason, WVa , doed Sunday, July 25 , 1999 on Pleasant Valley Hospotal Born July 29, 1919 on Poont Pleasant, W Va, daughter of the late Bert and Virgoma Taylor Shoflet, she was a nurse 's aode at Lakon State Hospotal She was a member of the Mason Unoted Methodost Church, the Sunshme Gla.s and the hostoncal socoety She was also preceded on death by her husband, Wilham A Davos Sr, on 1965, and a half-brother, Thomas A Wothers Survovong ar~ a son, Wilham A "Boll" (Kathy K.) Davos Jr of Mason, two grand<:holdren and three great-grand<:holdren, a brother, Harold L Shoflet of Mason, a stepsister, Dorothy lamb of Carroll, and several meces and nephews Servoces woll be I p m Wednesday on the Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason, woth the Rev Damon Rhodes officoatong Bunal woll be m the Kirkland Memonat Gardens Fnen6s may call at the funeral home from 6 9 p m Tuesday H husband put her m charge of reformong nallonal health policy The result was dosastrous, collapsong of ots own ineptotude without even a vote on Congress And because of her frulure, the gates have been opened for HMOs and insurance companoes to take over health decosoons for molhons of Amerocans - woth often calamotous and sometomes termonal results Mentoon os mechanocally made by the press of her concern for choldren, CJtong her record on Arkansas as a " reformer" of educatoon there But when she l~ft the state woth her hollow husband, Arkansas was one of the worst states on the country woth regard to the educatoonal achoevements of ots chol!lren A few members of the press have not been dazzled by this celebnty candodate Jommy Breslon -- author of, among other successful books, " fhe Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straoght," noted on Newsday ''She says she os Eleanor Roosevelt and (.unhke FOR's wofe) she os for the death penalty "She says she os Eleanor Roosevelt and she and her husband promoted, and then the husband sogned, the boll that dod away woth the center of Roosevelt's legacy to thos country --<Atd I? By Joeaph Perklna I became a fan of the Pubhc Broadcastong Servoce a dozen years ago after watchong the erotically acclrumed documentary "Eyes on the Pnze " The six·part senes, conceoved and produced for PBS by the late Henry Hampton, was a stomng hostory lesson for voewers, hke yours truly, who lacked forsthand memones of the covol roghts Helen V. Davis Flora L. CUT OUT aLL of THiS Lady Hillary and the New York.pres~ By Nat Hlntoll When the first lady -- was Eleanor Roosevelt ever called that•- contemplated runnong for senator in New York. she was warned to JlfWI'Ife herself for the feroCious New York press During her "listening tour" of the state, however, she has been receoved, for the most part. as of she were royalty and had already won the electoon by acclamatoon. For example, on July, the Associated Press sent,a bullehn to ots chents "News Ale(!· Hillary Rodham Oonton pledges to be strong advocate fo' New York" Stop the presses' Chnstmas woll come on December 25' Only a few press reports noted that the natives who came to questoon her were actually hand-picked by her campaign staff, thereby greatly lessenIng the possobohty of embarrassong quesbons And the horde of reporters on her wake often seemed to have been handpicked as well For onstance, both Adam Nagoumey of The New York Times and Lara Jakes of the Albany Times-Unoon wrote on alleged news stories about her "command" of "finely tunl:d" pohcy skolls What pohcy skills• In 1994, her Nelhe Mae Chandler, 84, Rodne y, doed Saturday, July 24, 1999 on Holzer Medocal Center Born July 26, 1914 on Mtlton Townshop, Jack50n County, daughter of the late Fred and Lola Sorrell Camonk, she was a homemaker, and attended the Church of God of Prophecy She was also preceded m death by her husband, Everett Chandler, a daughter, Nelloe Chandler Hockman, a son, Zane Red .Chandler, a granddaughoer, Sarah Chandler,_a great-grandson, Joey Golbert, and a soster, Verda Camonk Survovong are two daughters, Verda (Danoel) Fugett of Jackson, and Dorothy (Rock) Muncy of Galhpohs, three sons, Boll (Anna) Chandler of Fos ter, WVa, Prank (Susan) Chandler of Ashvolle, and George (Sharon) Chandler of Sunbury, a daughter-on-law, Carol Chandler of Newark, a son-on law, Gary Hockman ofWestervolle, ahd 21 grandcholdren and 27 great-grandcholdren Servoces wol be I 30 p.m Tuesday on the Churcb of God of Prophecy, 380 0 J Whole Road, Gallopohs, woth the Rev Pat Henson officoahng Bunal woll be on the famoly plot on Salem Cemetery, Jackson County Fnends may call at the Cremeens Funeral Chapel from 6-9 tonoght The body woll he on state at the church one hour pnor to the servoces CINCINNATI (AP)- The U.S. any cnmonal charges June 9 The Department of Jushce has dtrected coty's covoloan Office of Munocipal the FIJI to onvestigate the fatal lnveshgatoons noted no cromona! Shootiqg of a Cmcmnati motonst by wrongdoong pohce officers A thord revoew, by the pohce dovo Cincmnah pollee fired none shots soon's mternal affaors onveshgatoon, at Mtchael Carpenter, 30, durong a was completed Fnday, Assostant traffoc stop March 19. Offtcers Pohce Choef Ronald Twotty saod. Mochael Miller, 24, and Brent Results haven 't been made pubhc McCurley, 27, satd they feared ear- yet penter, who was unarmed, was Black commumty leaders have gomg to htt one of them woth his car crotocozed pohce for the shoolong. ~fter ognoring orders to get out of the McCurley, who os whole, and Moller, Qr. who os bla<;k, stopped Carpe)ller, FloraL Marshall, New Haven, W Va, doed Saturday, July 24, 1999 on • Ahcoa Reece, a candodate for who was black, for drovong a car Pleasant Valley Hospit Conconnah Coty Councol, requested 'with ex pored tags, accordong ' to Born Feb 26, 1931 on Lackey, Ky, daughter of the late Benny and Doxoe Hopkons Blevohs, she was a retored beautocoan, and a member of the Bachtel the federal1nvestogatoon on a July 8 pohce recprds letter to Attorney General Janet The last hme a federal medoato( Umted Methodtst Church at New Haven. Survovong are her husb~nd, Wilham K Marshall Sr, a son, Wilham MarReno and on Saturday was told of revtewed a Concmnato poltce shootthe go-ahead 1 ing was on 1997, when offocers shot shall Jr of Racone, two daughters, Sandoa (Wilham) Capehart and Barbara "There os a lot of moslrust on the Lorenzo Colhns, an escaped mental (Phohp) Goodmte, both of Poont Pleasant, W Va, and seven grandcholdren and communoty, whoch has created pahent who charged at them whole two great-grandcholdren She was also preceded m death by a brother, James Blevons polarozatton between the police and wavong a brock Servoces woll be 2 p m Wednesday m the Bachtel Unoted Methodost Church, the people," Reece saod "We have a woth the Rev Bennoe Stevens offictaung Bunal woll be on the Graham Cemelot of unanswered questoons, and tery, U:tart, WVa. Fnends may call at the New Haven Funeral Home from 6-9 thos investogatoon should provtde Vetenos Memorial p m Tuesday, and at the church on Wednesday one hour pnor to the servoce. Saturday admossoons- none some answers Thos woll brong cloSure .. saturday d osc harges- none An FBI spokesman on Su~day Sunday admossoons - Bertha satd the FBI will open a prelimonary Smoth, Pom~roy James T McGuore, 73, Galhpohs, tloed Saturday, July 24, 1999 on Pleasant onvestogahon, present ots findmgs Sunday doscharges - nQDe Valley Hospotal . and onveshgate further at the Justoce Holzer Medical Cenler Born March 28, 1926 on Galha County, son of the late Wilhe and NaJesta Department's dor~tion. • Discharges July 23 - Toffiney ,B!anl1enshop McGuore, he was a farmer Survtvmg are h1s w1fe, Phyllis McDamel McGUire, whom he marned : Hamollon COunty Prosecutor Smoth, MOJ;, Travos Woody ard and Mtchael Allen cleared the officers of daughter, 'Manlyn Watson • March 28, 1985 on Galhpohs, two stepdaughters, Carolyn Sue Barcus of GatBirth - Mr and Mrs Dwoght iopohs, and Pamela Jean of Flonda, none stepsons, George Rowley of Blame, Ohoo, &!doc Rowley of Galhpohs, lorn Rowley 'If Huntongton, WVa , Kevon Sturgeon, daughter, Raco ne Discharges July 24 Keoth Rowley, Steve Rowley and Walter Rowley, all of Columbus, Moke Rowley of Floroda, Terry Rowley of Pomeroy, and Roger Bennett of Louosiana, several Roboe stepgrandcholdren 1 a brother, John McGuore of Galhpohs, and a soster, &loth Discharges July 25 - Ralph Maroe Day of Crown Coty Caldwell Servoces will be 1 p m Tuesday on the Wilhs Funeral Home, with the Rev (Published with permission) Jack Holley officoatong Bunal woll be m the St Nock Cemelery Fnends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday from 11 am unulth~ lime of the servoces 1-. The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • MiddiBport, Ohio POMEROY 11 06 am Sunday. Butternut Avenue, Losa Haggy, VMH, 8 p m Sunday, VFD 10 US 33, car fire, Central Dispatch squad assisted, no mJunes reported RACINE 5 51 p m Saourday, VFD oo soaoe Roules 124 and 338. power pole down , 8 09 p m Saourday, VFD oo Bamnger Rtdge Road downed tree on power lines RUTlAND II 06 a m Sunday. Ash Soreeo, Moddleport, Kareh Hall , PVH, 2 05 p m Sunday, Carpenoer Hotl Road, Andy Smooh. 0 Bleness Memonal Hospnal , Cenoral Dospatch squad assosted, 7 24 p m Sunday. King Rodge Road. Gertrude W1se, Holzer Medtcal Center SYRACUSE 8 07 am Sunday Waters Edge Apartmenos, Dons Wou. VMH. Central D1spat<.:h squad ass1sted TUPPERS PlAINS 7 44 p m Sunday Weso Shade Road, Benha Smoth. VMH Garden Club meeting , Woldwood Garden Club woll meet on Wcdnesdav at 1 p m at the hOIJl< of Janet Theoss, Vone Streeo. Racme Music festival planned · Joseph Freeman Squadron 476, Sons of Amencan U:goon, woll hold a musoc festoval on August 20 and 21 on State Route 124, I 75 moles east of Wolkesvolle , Bands onvoted to petform are Noght Hawk, Nasty Habot, Count ry Roads, Green Sky Grey Admossoon os $5 on Friday and $~on Saturday. and weekend passes woll be a>1 liable for $10 Choldren under 12 are adm1t1ed free Reserv.ttlon s for CiJm plng or 1nformat10n IS available from Thomas Mahaffey, at 669-8507 The group woll also hold ots Second Annual Poker Run on August 21 Both events woll benefit the Amerocan Legoon Gofts for Yanks program and Amerocan Legton Chold Welfare program Ques~oons concermng the Poker Run should be dorected to Boll McCarl ey, at 388-8121 Gospel sing planned A gospel song woll be held al the Clofton Tabernacle. Chfton, W Va on Saturday. •7 p m Featured songers woll be Delivered The pub he os onvoted Ia attend. Racine UMC Bible school Vacatoon Boblc school. Son Castle Faore, woll be held Aug 2-6 6-8 30 p m at Racon e Unoted Methodost Church Chold ren rnay bnng canned food otems to construct castle whoch woll be donated to the Unoted Methodost Cooperatove Pansh For more onformatoon call Dorector Shelly Barr at 949-2475 Davis reunion set The 8lst annual Oavos reunoon woll be held Aug I at the Rutland Fueman 's Park woth a basket donn ~r at noon All descendants of Orlando and Kathenne Shehne Davos and fro ends of the famoly are onvoted to attend God's Net program Teens on voted to .ottcnd FroJ.oy s fun. tooa and fcllow shop proJ eCt at God 's Neoghborhood Escape for Teen s center Froday and Soturday, 6 p m to 10 30 p m Nutrotoonal snacks non-vo olent games, computer pro grams, cards. and pool tahlc..:s ava1lable Immunizations offered The Ohoo UnovcrsJty Co lk gc of OsteopathiC Medocone Choldhoud lmmumzatoon Program (C HIP) a mobole h~.olth program woll provod e free omm umzatouns fur all choldrcn from borth to 18 years of age on Wednesday from II am untol I p m at Pozza Express. located on the old f1rehouse m Racan~.; In add1t1on tO pro\ 1d1ng the rt:qu1red 1mmumzat1ons, the program along woth the Ohoo De~,ortmcnt ot Heahh woll otfcr the llcpatotos B vac con e tree of charge to all choldrcn through age 18 The, .occonc osa thre e shot sencs gavc n over a n11mmurn of SIX lllO)llh:-; The t:htld s sho ts record must be prov1dc..:d to rccc1v~ 1mmumza iH. ms �• The Daily Sentinel. Sports Monday, July 26, 1999 Pege4 Monday, July 26, 1999 Baseball Hall of Fame inducts Cepeda, Brett, five others ly BEN WALKER '~ ',I • " Tournament · losers' bracket semifinal game. Dillard later scored on Mark Guess' single to help the Eagllas claim an 11·7 victory that sent them EAGLES FINISH THIRD - The Eastern Eagles against Barlow-Vincent in the losers' bracket final. took third in the Kyger Creek Little league (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) Tournament after beating Irvin's Glass Sunday and losing to Barlow-Vincent in the losers' bracket final later that day. In front are (l-R) David Maxson, Matt Frank, Adam Dillard, Chris Tucker, Steve Semelsberger and Brandon Goeglein. Standing teammates are Troy Boggs, Dustin Riggs, Chris Myers , Ken Amsbary, Brandon Batey and Mark Guess. Beliind them are coaches Leonard Myers and Jim Amsbary. (OVP photo) · Eagles exit diamondfest with third-place showing Indians, Bad Cats win, earn championship.game, berth·s Kyger Creek L.L. Tournament COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. CAP) - Gwrge Brett was ~ompletely blown away. And it was nol by one of Nolan : Ryan 's fastballs. :: Followin_g an unassuming speech by baseball's great· !lSI power pncher ever, one of tbe game's best clutch hit· ters felt the prrssure on I he Hall of Fame podium . Sunday. Hos eyes wrlled up with teais. His voice cracked. And he was hel d h · so overw me • c cut his induction speech . shon. . , "I've broken down . I've had every emotion 1 could. It s lime to get out of here." Brett said later, recalling the moment. " It was pretty· stressful," he said. "I felt like I was up there for an eternity." · Actually. lt was only 17 minutes . But to B\eu. that was plenty long enough. Bren spoke last, after Robin Yount, Orlando Cepeda and Ryan, on an afternoon when a record crowd estimated at 50.000 honored seve n new members . · Nes tor ChY1a~•· . Negro 1eagues .pole · her Late umpore . d f h .ll Smoke Y J oc W' lams an tUrn·o -t e-century manager Frank Se Iee al so were ·mducted . It was the largest Hall of Fame class since Sandy ~Koufaxle<) a parade of eight in 1972 . ltyan spent most of his 16-minute speech thanking those who had made·hos career possible . Along woth family members and friends, the man whose Hall plaque pratsed hom as a ' 'Texas legend " paid tribute to former !.players· union chief Marvin Moller and all fans ' ' " I appreciate y'all 'bemg here," he saod. •• MOVIN' ON- The Eastern Eagles' Adam Dillard (right) trots into aecond base, where Irvin's Glass · shOrtstop Derek Smith waits, after advancing on a wild pitch by starter Justin Saunders In the first inning of Sunday's Kygar Creek Little league t' ~ ·' t t $..1, Amsbary's Sing le to center sent By G. SPENCER OSBORN~ Th• sixth: Woth one out and home Brandon Goeglem and Dillard. · Weston Fife on at first base with a On the same play, Guess scored o,. a OVP Staff Writer Sunday's action in the ~yger songle. Fackler. facing Smith for the throwing error. Irvin's Glass trimmed Eastern's Creek Little League Tournament at tlrst ume, drove Smith's 0-1 pitch the Kyger Creek Employees Club beyond the fence in left center. Eddoe lead to a three-run margin in the field saw the Barlow-Vincent Bad Fife got a 3-2 count before launching founh. Dakota .Hill's sacrifice sent <;:ats and the Ea>tein Eagles taste vic- Smith's full-count offering beyond home Tommy Saunders. Then Derek tory and defeat, while the Pomeroy the right center field fence. The Iauer Smith scored on a wold pitch duirng Indians beat the Bad Cats g. 7 in homer tied the game at 7-7. ·. Justin Saunders' at-bat. But the ~even innings in the winners bracket · In the bottom of ·the sixth, Eagles raosed the bar to the four-run final: .• Fackler, after stroking out Cozart. margin that stood at the ·finish when The bracket finals 'were· played saw first baseman Eddie Fofe's field· Amsbary's fifth-inning single to conSunday because of a l~te a.fternoon ing error on shortstop Jeremy ter sent Dillard home. Goeglein and Myers combined to thunderstorm Saturday that tirought Blackston's throw . on Adams · torential rains that flooded the field grounder precede a walk to Welch . strike out six and walk two. Irvin's ana forced the postponement of both Fackler's wild pitch put both runners pitchers Jus!in Saunders and contests. at second base a11d third. But Fackler Mason Smnh - combined to strike The Eagles beat the Irvin's Glass , struck out Gillilan · and got Greg • out ·three and walk eight. Falcons 11· 7 in The losers' bracket Johnson to hit a back-to-the-mound The Eagles' hitters were Amsbary semifinal. After the Indians rallied to chopper that ended the inning and (3-4), .Piliard, Guess (they went 2-4), Matt Frank, Riggs (1·3) and Barlow-Vincent , in the tournament's stranded both runners. · first extra-inning gat)le, the Bad ~ats The seventh: Day, "whose five Semelsberger (1-4). The Falcons' hitters were Mooney outlasted Eastern 6-4 in the losers ' homers in the home run derby earned · bracket final. . him that event's higho~t honor (a (2·3), Mason Smith (2-4), Robinson, Today's agenda will .feature the new bat), had a single to l~ft sand- Justin Saunders, Shrader (they ' went lndoans and the B~dtats competing wiched between two stri~eouts. But Hill, Tommy Saunders and , for the champoonshop at 6 p.m. 1, thiS tome. be took Smoth s 3-1 pitch D k Srrtnh (they went 1-4) · !!!ll!h If the Indians w1n, they won the beyond · the center field fence to championship and-negate the need to crack the 7-7 tie. Falcons ................ 113-200=7-1 0-2 play a second game. . · > · In the bottom of the se,venth, Eagles ....... :.......... .334-0I x= 11-10-3 ''WP - Goeglein If Barlow-Vincent- the losers' Eddo~ Fife. moved to the mound m LP- J. Saunders bracket •champ will have the distinc· relief of Fackler After allowong a uon of being the' only · club in this son gle to Moses and helping him get -•' year's tournament to have rematches 'to second woth a .wild pitch, Fife got Bad Cats 6, Eagles 4 •· with two different teams- beats the Smnh to hot a back-to-the-mound In the losers' bracket final. Indians, this year's double-elimina- grounder. Then . Fofe stru ck out Barlow-Vincent scored its runs in the t'ion format demands a rematch to Hol ve rding and Long 10 end the first two onning s and weathered decide th~ · championship. .game , Eastern's challenges to tfiat lead to The second game, if nece ssar~, is · The numbers: Fackler struck out earn a· remat~h with the Pomeroy scheduled to start 30 mmutes after seven and walked eight in a six- Indians. • mmng cffon. Fife fanned two. After the , Cats - they defeated · the fir11 game. .. Indians 8, Bad. Cats 7 Moses 'and Smith combined to Eastern 2-1 in the . wmners' bracket ' · ·· semifinals on Friday -scored 'on a : · Shawn Day's leadoff solo home strike out seven and walk four. , · run in the top of the seventh mnong The Indian s hitters were Weston · wild potch on the first onnong , they and the relief potching of Eddoe Fofe Fife (3-5). Fakcler (2·3). Q~vis , Day. ri oted for five runs in the second. Jr. helped the Indians earn a berth in Eddie Fofe (they went 2-4). and Well They got four hits and capnahzed on t,~e championsh ip game (1-3). . two errors' and wild pitch to gain the The Cats hollers-were Moses (2· 6-0 lead they retained until the bot'Pomeroy attacked BarlowVincent starter Mark Moses' in the 3). John~on (2-4)·, Holverdong , W~lch toni of the third After what was a rocky second first when ' Brandon Fackler, whose (they went 1-3) and Gollolan ( 1.-4). four homers in the home run derby lnpjgg !!!lilh · inning for Amsbary, he retired nine held earlier that day e~rn~d hom run- lndmn s .., .......... 211-003-1=8'-12-1 · straight hitters before getting into a ncr· up honors in that eveht, cracked Bad Cats ......... 042-'100-0=7-7-1 six th-inning jam. But catcher Chris . WP - Eddoe Fore' (in relief of Myers' throwing out Adams at the a two-run homer to left field .' ' The lndoans added to that lead on Fackler) ' plate an'd third baseman Duston the second when Weston Fofe's sin LP- Smith (in relief of Moses) Riggs' . beating Adam Canaday to gle to right center field allowed Ross -•third on Welch's foelder's-choice Well to score But Fackler struck out Eagles 11, Falcons 7 grounder helped get the Eagles out of with two runners In sconng position The opening contest of the day that difficulty. .,, to end the rally . saw Eastern, which swept aside the · In the third, Eastern got its first In the bottom of the second . · 1-0 lead lrvm 's Glass had on the first ru.ns . :vhen during Steve Pomeroy 's 3-0 lead began evaporat- inning with a three-run rally, in the . Semclsberger'$ at: bat, a double steal ing when Moses hit a two-run homer firs!. increase the pressure on the sent Adam Dillard ·home and a wild to right center. The Cats erased Ihe Falcons and earn a berth in the pitch allowed Ken Amsbary. to score. lead when Jesse Holverding, who losers ' bracket final. Two onnongs later, Semelsberger's The Falcons scored the first run single to nght field and Cozan's reached on an error by Fackler, the · stanin.g pitcher, scored on a bases- when Tommy Saunders, who '' error allowed Dillard and Amsbary ioad~d walk to Matt Adams. . reached on an infield songle, scored to score the Ea~les' last runs . · Later tn the frame, the on Mason Smith's ground single to In the sixth, Welch, the thord of · Washington County none went ahead · center field. ·Barlow-Vmcent's three-man pitching The Eagles answered in their half relay team , struck out Myers and : 4-3 when second baseman Brandon : Grover'~ error on Cody Welch 's of the first when Dillard, who Troy Boggs before walking Brandon · choppmg grounder allowed Josh walked , scored on Mark Guess' sin - Batey Then Welch got David gle to nghl. Maxson to ground out to shortstop to : Long to sco,fe. , In the third, Pomeroy tied the Eastern wasn 't fimshed . end the game . · game at 4·4 when Eddie Fife - he Amsbary's si ngle to leli sent Guess ' Canaday, Johnson and Welch • reached on an error by centetfielder home. Semelsberger's sacnfice fl y to combined to strike out 12 and walk so·x Amsbary fanned seven and : Greg Gillilan - .scored on anl'nfield left sent Amsbary home. In the Falcons' second. Greg walked three in hi s complete-game . single by Bryce Davis. Davis' hard · shot off Moses was caught by the Russell's grounder to second and effo<t. armor-wearing Adams, who avoided Dillard 's error on that play se nt The Cats hitters were Gillilan ( I· a potential throwing error by holding Shaphen Robinsoh home and cut 2), Cozan, Long, Smith (they went Eastern's lead to 3-2 . ·Eastern l -3)and Welch ( 1-4). the ball. In th e bottom of the third, responded in its half of the second Eastern 's hitters were Dollard· (2: Hilverding's two-out songle to center woth Gue ss' two-run sing le and 2), Riggs and Semelsberger (they ·: sent Moses home with the tie-break· Amsbary's scormg on a wild potch went 1-3). • ing run. Ryan Smith, ,who walked, dunng Riggs ' at -bat Innii!G~ ; scored on Long's infield smg le that The · most dangerous challenge Bad C~t s ................. 150-000=6-5-3 : bounced off Fackler. But during Irvin 's Glass put to Eastern came 1n Eagles ........ , .............. 002 -02fl=4-4- l . Nathan Cozart's at-bat, a wild pitch the third Matt Mooney's one-out WP - Canaday (Welch save) ; precipitated ·Hilverding 's dash to the songle to center sen t Justin Saunders LP - Amsbary • plate for what appeared to be the and Scott Shrader home . Robinson's : Cats ' seventh run . But the armored ! ingle to center se nt Mooney home George l'lalas. ~ro football Hall ' Well's throw to Fack ler arrived on and slashed Eastern's lead· from a of Farner and Chicago Bears owner. time tu . retir~ Hllvcrding ~~ the plate · fo ur~ run t:ushmn to a 6-5 margin . hit .09 1 in 12 game!i as a Nev. York and end the mn1ng In the bottom of the third . the Yankees outfielder on 1919. I By JIM LITKE PARIS CAP) The tiny American flag went up in the aor each lime he raced pasl in a technicolor· blur. 'But Linda Armstron• had no trou · ble picking her on ly chold out as the parade of bicycle racers zoomed .. ,.,,., H'OME RUN HERO The Pomeroy Indians' Shawn Day (right) gets some praise from third base coach Bob Blackston after his solo homer In the seventh Inning or' Sunday's Kyger Creek little League Tournament winners • bracltet final against Barlow-Vincent cracked a 7·7 tie. Day, , who edged teammate Brandon Fackler for first-place honors in the home run derby held earlier In the day, hit thillaat of the Indians' four ho'm ers ln ttte· game to propel their club to an 87 victory and a spot in tonight's championahip game opposite the Bad Cats, the. loaers' bracket champion. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) past. He was the one wearing the dJsUnctJve yellow Jersey - ~ leader ' s le maollot jaune. " He dod everything so fast,'' she -said. · That changed. if only for a few hours. after Lance Armstrong won -the Tour de France. Just moments after · being handed the trophy, ~e ·stepjled o~f the podoum, wrapped both afliJS around his wofe and in the ·safety of her embrace, he sighed. After thre< grueling weeks racing " qver m~untajns .. across flatlands and :away from doubt, Armstrong was less concerned with where he was ·going than where he had been. "I hope this sends out ·a fantastic ' '.message to all the cancer patients and survivors around the world," Armstrong said. "We can return to signing autographs just blocks from the Hall. Banned from baseball . be's onellgiblr for Hall elecoon. "I've expressed my opimon to Mr. Selig. My thoughts.,.. Pete Rose should be in the Hall of Fame," Ryan said later. " Pete Rose should be judged on his merits as a player." This year's inductees increased the Hall membership to 244- with space for only 240 plaques in the main •allery. extra room was 'ound ,·nan adJ·~·nt rotunda. e " · Next year, first -ume candidates include Jack Morris. Goose Gossage Kent Hrbek. Tony Perez and Carlton Fisk will again apP.,ar on the Baseball Writers Association of Amenca !>allot Breit had 3, 154 hits and batted 305 in a 21 -year career with .Kansas City. "Played each game with ceaseless intensity and unbridled passoon," his plaque read Brett, 46, bro~ght his family. including son Rabon named for Yount - and two of his three brothers. Ken was a (ormer bog league pitch<r and Bobby was a minor leaguer. Tearful dunn• his speech, Brett looked at his older e brothers and S31d, " Sometimes I wonder why all thi s happened to 'me and not you. All I ever wanted to do was be as good ·as you.·· Yount, a two-time AL MVP, had 3,142 hits in a 20. year career with the Milwaukee Brewers. " A bastion of consoslency and durability," read his plaque . which also denoted his "stoic demeanor."· Yount, 43, was afraid his emotoons might get t~e best of him. So he called Hall officials about three weeks ago and asked to speak first. • "I never dreamed of being in the Hall of Fame. ·· he and sa~d. " And wtth all due n:spect, Mr. Gehrig, today I con· sider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth. " Cepeda. 61, was the second player from Pueno Rico to be elected, following Robeno Oemente. " His ability to drive the ball with authonty was . respected and feared. " his plaque read . Cepeda rose to stardom with the San Francisco G h . final oants. and entered the Hall wearing their cap. .s 1 season was 1974, when he played two months with Brett for the Royals. "This kid is never going to make it." Cepeda recalled himself thinking, drawing a laugh from Brett. ··somelimes, you make mistakes.'' Chylak, who worked in the AL from 1954-78, was only the eighth umpire elected. Accepting on his behalf was hos son, Bob - Chylak' was work.ing when Bob born. learning of the btnh on the Yankee Stadium scorehoard. was . Wilhams played on the Negro leagues from 1910-32. < In ~ 19J2 poll bv the Pittsbur•h Courier, he beal out Satchel Paoge as black baseball'se best pncher Selee managed the Boston Beaneaters and Chicago Cubs from 1890-1905: He is credoted with tummg catcher Frank Chance onto a first baseman, creaung . the Tinker-to-Evers-to-Chance onfield. Al so honored were Bob Stevens·of the San Francisco Chronicle and late a~nouncer Arrh McDonald. Stevens won the J G. Taylor Spink Award for writmg and Mc Donald gotlhc Ford C. Fnck Av.ard for bn>adlcasti1ng. and be even \\'hal we were before - better. ~ . The last chapter of the best c~me-· back m sports was wntten along the Champs-Eiysees, the boulevard that cuts a swath - through the heart of Pans and where, a half- ccnt~ry carlier, another contingent of Ameri~ans arrived wnh the cheers of the French ringong in theor cars. This hme it was Armstrong. ridmg in the protective slipstream of his U.S. Postal Service teammates. coming to aiaim the championship of the 2.306-mile, 23-day-long Tour. But the story of how he won the world's greatest bocycle race was about liberatoon , too. And about how a strong-willed Texan rode ' his way into the affections of a land that doesn't warm easily to outsiders. In October, 1996, Annstrong was a very good but not great racer with a deadly case of testicular cancer that spread to his lungs and bram with alarming speed. Doctors gave him less than a 50 percent chance of survi val. EverybOdy close to ArmStrong worried about how long he would !i'.-:e. He only_ worned how long Texas , m s1atew1de swim meets . By bef<;>rc he could .climb back on his bike "The llrst lime I saw him." saod Dr. Steven Wolff. one of Armstrong's oncologi sts, " my concern wasn't racing , just keeping him alive .' B~t he :s such a fierce .human being: The extraordinary thing. even back then, was how certain Lance was about one day coming back." That day arrived with Wolff sit· ting in the grandstand behind the winner 's podium, alongside other board members of a foundati on Armstrong created to benefit cancer patients. A row ahead of Wolff sat Armstrong's wife, Kristin. Next to her was Linda Armstrong, occasoonally wa1(ing the flag to ward off the shakes. A question about her sqn's stan In athletics broke the tenswn of the moment. Soon •. his accomplishments were spoiling out. Lance was winning tO-kilometer runs against grownups before he finished sixth grade. Soon after, he rep· resented his hometown, Austin, tnsatiable appc1i1c for hard work . age 15. he added bokc racing to his Armstrong was back at hi s"old discorepenmre and became a top-flight plinc - road-rac ing - and compeltriathlete Two ~cars later, he nivc again. But the Tour de"France is watched·. fellow American Greg · a~p ut much more than a single skill. LeMond win the Tour de France a First run in 1903. the race now second time and decided it was features 20 stages thalt~ke some 200 . somethong he. too, conld achieve . riders around France .' A stage can be In 1992, as a 21-ycar-old. as s ~on as 4 moles. such as 'the openArmstrong made the U.S. Olympic ing· prologue race that gave . team .. The n~xt year, edging closer to Armstrong his first wm . or as llmg as his goal, he won a road-racing world' 148 moles. They can be oveo nat championship. When he made the roads, or up and down mountams Olympic squad again in 1996. every Never known as a strong climber. thong seemed in place. before, Ann stro ng took control of th e "And then ," Lmda Armstrong race for good with back-to-back wins remembered ruefully, "along came in Stages 9 and 10. It was the second of those wins, op a difficult climb up that minor setback." It's almost po~siblc· to think of hi s the Alps. that brought the scrutiny of bout with cancer that way now. French newsp>pers down on hom Especially hearing Armstrong's doc- and hard. ' tors marvel over how he resumed With the 'four struggling to recovtraining between doses of · er from a doping scandal last' year, chemotherapy. They counseled and the French shut out of cYen a sin- · patience, but Armstrong had a schcd- gle stage win for the first time since ule in his head. Gradually, almost 1926. the potshots began. In headgrudgingly. everyone else began lines lqaded with double-entendres. working off that calendar. they implied Armstrong was using By last year, thanks to an almost- performance-enhancing drugs. ' L\NCE ARMSTRONG .:.....,T"'h-.e...,.i~s-su-e--ca""m-e--to--a....,h,..e_a..,.d Wednesday, dunng the second of two days of racing through the Pyrenees That's when Armstrong angrily appeared at a news confcrenc~, to explain that trace amounts of coni- '' sene feund in his system were from a prescription skin cream he used to treat saddle sores. ~ ·That was tht: low Armstrong recalled . '·' Bobby Labonte c'aims win in Pennsylvania 500 By DICK BRINSTER LONG POND , Pa. (AP) - Ask Dale Jarrett about his commanding position as the Winston Cup points leader. and he doesn 't discount the bad luck, of others .- panicularly Bobby Labonte - as a factor. ~·They've goJ a good race tearri,1" he ~aid after finishing seco nd , to Labonte on Sunday in the Penn sylvania 500.,.,"Wi thout a few unfonurlate bad breaks for them, they could be leading the point.," In stead, Jarrett holds a command ing 254-point advantage over Mark Martin. who wound up third Sunday at Pocono lntcrn~lional Raceway.. -"We've been pretty lucky," Jarrett said. • rz · , ' " I always thought there was going to be life after baseball. " Ryan saJd. "I didn' t realize the grip baseball had on me . 1t took me two full years 10 get over the fact that I was no longer a baseball player." Ryan . .52 . played a rec0rd"2? seasons and holds major league marks of seven no-hillers and 5,714 strikeouts . He finished 324-292, yet never won a Cy Young Award. " A foerce competitor and one of baseball 's most intimidating figures on the pitching mound, " read hos bronze plaque, which bears a "T" for the Texas Rangers . Brett and Yount each topped 3,()(X) hits l!lld Cepeda hit 379 home runs. Ali three were Ryan strikeout vicums. Thiny-four Hall inductees- 15 of them struek out by the Ryan Express- turned out for the 60th anniversary festivities. Ted Williams. the oldest at 80, stayed more than a hour in the sweltering heat before leaving in a wheel· chair. Williams, the hero of the recent All-Star Game at Fenway Park, and Willie Mays, who made a rare retw-n · to see fonner teammate Cepeda, got some of the boggest ovations. ' Also receivmg ·a huge cheer was Texas Gov. George W. Bush, the former owner of the Texas Rangers. New York Gov. George Pataki, mentioned as a possible run.mug mate on a presidential ticket with Bush, implored, "Let's have another great )'lew York welcome for Governor Bush''' The only boos of the afternoon came for commissioner Bud Selig. He was met with calls of " Where's Pete Rose ''" and "How about Charlie Hustle?" Rose, as has become his custom. was on Main Street. ·Armstrong battles adyersity, wins Tour de France • 'i' After Gillia.i 's.songle to nght sent Eagles st~ed ·• fnur' run breakaway Welch home m the fourth, Barlow- m whoch Guess' fielder's-chooce Vincent took a TA lead and retamed grounder resulted in two late throws It through the llft'h. But two events In and Riggs coming home . Then the nexl frame erased that advantage t The Daily Settlinel • Page 5 Pomeroy • Middleport. Ohio BOBBY LABONTE And the numbers back him up. No matter how )"ell a ca,r runs, fate generally has a major role in deciding if it will contend for a champoonship. Jarrett has avoided accidents and mechanical failures vinually all season while recording 14 top• five finishes in 19 races . And when things haven't gone well, Jarrett and crew chief Todd parrott haye had a k~ack for so lving . problems. "We created a problem ourselves yesterday with the rear-end gear." he said. "Then, today to hav'e a clutch problem ... but we gamed a few more. points as far as the lead goes." If he continues do that, the series title will be his after the final race at · Iuio Atlanta • Baseball N~"' YOfl Ph1bdelph1a flonda Monlrepl . : AL standings l!: I. 1:<1. 59 41 590 60 41 ... 5) " 45 60 60 Scoreboard CINCINNATI !Tomko .\-5) lll Los AngelcJ (Park 6-8). 10 10pm 594 541 '94 ... Atlanta Motor Speedway on Nov. 21. Labonte has matched Jarrett most of the way, and has 13 top-fives including nine in the last 11 races. But he h'as been hu{l by five poor finishes.· -If He isn't concerned ~bout being 283 pomts behind Jarren, however. Staying out of trouble - something he believes will lead to more victories -,. is his primary focus . " I don't care about that ," he said of the points deficit. ''Did you see the New Hampshire race '' That was it ... up' in the -wall ." That race, _and the road course event last month rn Sonoma, Cahf . during which Labonte crashed in the waning laps , have all but ended an) ~ ·· ' 20· AL leaders l2 Cmlr-al 0Tvis1on DOUBLES· Biggto Houst on. 39 K Young . Casey. C INCINNATI. 29. Vidro . Montreal 19. Kent. San Fr.J.11Cisco.l9 · Altoi'lzo New York, 28. 5 arc lied whh 11 TRIPLES A Gonzo lez. Honda. 7. N Perez Colomdo 6 M Mnnmez Momreal. 6. Mamn . PHisburgh. 6. S Fmk-y. Anzooa 6. Rase. CJN CIN· NATI 5. Ah rt'u. Phllndelphm. 'L Cnmeron CIN CIN NATI <; Womack . o\nlt..mn. 5. L Jo h n~on. Chu;:ago Pmsbur~h. ~0. ·' ' .... . . .. so . Once Again, The Daily Sentine_l Will Have A 'Special Meigs County Fair Preview Edition. This Year's Edition Premises To ·Be One Of The biggest And Best her! look For This Special Edition In You Friday; August 13th Paper! ' BE SURE YOUR BUSINESS IS A PART OF THIS YEAR'S FAIR EDITION ... CALL TODAY! .. 12: ' Basketball WNBA standings •• • ' 4 >t:-6) AOVEHT\SlN(~ uEI\DL\N \<: ••• 'J.: FRIDA"Y, AUGUS'f 6, Call 1999 DAVEor KATHY at 992-2155 FOR MORE INFORMATION The Dai Sentinel NL leaders ~~:\-orl.. '-"J : NL I - this season, it's a major reach to bac k here and duplicate what he ~ id , .. say he's anything more than mathematically ' alive as he pursues. a record-tying third straight series championship . The tire blew about the time Jarrett was mltlong a pass for the lead on the 17th of 700 laps. Gordon. trying to defend his race 1111e and win for the founh straoght year o n the mountainte p, had taken the lead from ' ' Jarrett 18 laps ea rher . But' Gordon figured hos day could Jefi Gordon, who blew a tore Sunday. Woth hos soxth ~orrible finosh - 32nd body could have done about what happened today." track's two summer races ·· we're awfully exc llcd to c,ome he said,. referring w h1 s victory last have btfje n Wars~ . ''I'm just glad we didn't end up on. month in the Pon 10 500 "We' re m lhe wall whe n"' WC cui thai tire: · ho. the zone." That once was the explanation of said "Thelc.'s really noth1ng any- · HAlTING Jerer. New York. H2: T . Fcrn~ndez . loronto .156 R Pal!TII!no. l has . .15 1;Garn:~paiTa l!: L r.:t. '!ill Tum Boston. _149. Btm1~ Williams. New Yorli.. U.J . 59 40 .596 • ,- -Houston New York ... 60 n .6 19 55 41 573 •2': Surhoff. Bah1more, . .1.34: M1ke Swo:enc;y. Kansas 7 , CINCINNATI .. ... 55 46 5-15 Toronto . ' Cit) . . JJ2. . ,__ HOME RUNS Sosa. Chkago. ~6. 1\.·lt:G~ire, S1 St Lotti§ 50 49 . 505 ~~ 46 5.'5 8 ;, Boston RUNS Jeter. New York. BS, Lofton, CLEVE. LouJs ,l'i Bagwdl , Houston U . l Wallit, Puuburgh 4ll 490 10'. 50 15 ' . 459 .. .45 5 . ~ , Balumore " LAND, 85. R Alomar. CLEVELAND. 85, S GrteO Colohdo. 29· J Bell Arizona 27 Burnitz 47 50 485 Milwaukee c II .41 SR 414 20 · Tampa ,Say , Toronto. 82. M. Ramirez . CLEVELAND, 77, Milwaukee, 26. G Vaughn CINCINNATI. 25 46 50 479 II': Ch1cago Gnffey Jr. Se:mk 77. Durham, Ch1cago. 76 STOLf.N BASES Cedeno. Ne,~ York, 52 C('nlral()i'¥1sion RBI M Romrrez. CLEVELAND. 102: Gntrey Womact . Anzona, 4\, E You ng , Lo~ Angeles ..l4 Wcsttrn Dh·ision .. .CLEVELAND 58 40 592 _ Jr., Seaule, 89, C Delgndo. Toromo. 87, Juan Camerorr CINCINNATI 29 L Cn§llllo,.Aonda 27' An zona . 54 46 540 . .$6 50 .$79 II ': crucago ...... ' Gonzn lcz, Teus, 85 , S Green Toronra. 84 R 5]5 Henderson New York. ·27, D Jackson, S<~n Di~go San Frnilc1 sco SJ 46 16' 42 57 424 : ~lrOit 1 Palmeiro. Texas 84 . M Ordor»et, Chicag o. 79. · l4, R Sanders. San D1ego. 2-1 49 49 500 4 17' . San 01eg.o · .. 40 57 -U2 •; Minnes01a •. HITS Jeter~ New York, I-ll. Surhoff. Bal11m0tt PITCHING (12 <kcL sLonsl Bonenfield. S1 LoUJs. Colorado 44 54 9 18 .. 40 ~8 . 408 ~ Kansas C1ty 1.18 . Beltran . Kansas Ci1y. 129. Stewan, Tort)ntO . 14-l 82-1. 40 \ Hampton. Houston. IJ-.1. !!12 Lo5 Angd~s ... ' . 44 54 .W9 9 129, Randa, Kansas Clly. 12S. M Ordonez. Ch1cago , 2 89; Sch•llmg Phthuk:lphin 14--t .778. J 24: Lima. Wt'!lern Division 123, Bern1e W1lhams. New York. 123 Houston. 1.1-5 . 722, .ll~ . S W1lhamson, CIN CIN_ ~aturday's scores 58 -10 192 ": Te"-as oOusu:.s. Damon. Kansas City, JO , S. Green. NATI. ~--1 69 2. 1 71i WoodiUd. M1lwauket", 1 1- ~ . 48 .l iO 8 Ni:w Voik 2. Oucago I :Oakland ... .... .. Torooto. JO . Gret:r. TexaJ. 29; T Fernandez. Toron1o . 687. J 94. Millwood . 1\tl!tma. 11-5.· 687. ~ 2~ . 47 ~ I 4RO II HouMon 5 San D1ego 2 .: Seattle . . 29: Zeile. Te~as , 28. M1ke Sweeney. Kanm City, 27, STRIKEOUTS RaM) Johoson Anzona. 240 . 15 ' ... 42 55 43.) St Lou1s 10. Colorado 2 , '} Anat.eim C. Delgado. Toronto, 27 Sch1 lhng. Philadelphlil 14 1. K Brown, Los Angele~. CINCINNATI 7, San Francisco 6 TRIPLES Jet!:r. New York. 8, Durham. Chicago. 1.\4, Reyno l<h, Houston I J I , ASIDC IO. Colorado Pins burgh 7. Monlreal 2 Saturday's scores 7; Singleton, Ch 1 ~ago 6. Febles , Kanus City, 6. 126. H1t~ ~cock Sao Du~go. 12J: L1mo Houston Philadelph1n 4. Atlanta 3 · Balli more 8. Anahetm ll . , ~~ ~nurnacion , Dt:tto11. 6 : Damon. Kansas City, 6 ll .l . • ~ ' • • Flonda 4 Milwauktt I Nt'w York 21. rCLEVELAND l 'It:. Randa. Kansas Cuy, 6. Offl:fman, Boston. 6. SAVES Hoffman . Sars D1ego. 16 : Wagner. Arizona ' . los Angeles 0 Boslon ! I . Detroit 4 · lfOMI! RUNS· Gnffe)l Jr , Seattle, J2: Canscco, l-(ouston , 25. Nen, Sars Franc1sco. ' 22. Shilw. Lo~ Texas S, Tainpa Bay~] '1. • Tampa Bay, .11. S. Green. Toronto. 29. M Rarrurez . Aogeles, 21. Rocker. Atlanta . 20: UrbLn~ . Montreo l. Sunday's scores · Ch1cyo 6. Toronto 5 ClEVELAND,_26, C. Delgado, Toronto. :B. Palnll':r. 20. Wickman, Milwaukee:. 20. •·• P11uburgb 6, Montreal I Minnesota 10, Seanle .3 Derroit 2:5 , Junn Gonzalez. Teli.M. 2.'1 . , Atlanta 5. Pbaladelphia 4 (0) Oakland Kansas C11y ·' • STOLEN BASES . Stewart. Toronto, JO, T Hou ston 5, ~an D1ego 2 GoOdwm, Texas , 2?, Encamae~ap, Detron. 24: 8 L St ~.oms 6. Colorado 4 Hunter, Seattle, 24, L,oflon, CLEVELAND, 24. R Sunday's scores ' flonda 4, M1lwaukee 3 Alomar. CLEVELAND, 24; Bush. Toronto, 22 . • Detroit 9, Bosto n I CINCINNATI 2, San Francisco I (14) Vizquel. CLEVELAND. 22: .Brady Anderson ' K1rslas Ctty I 3. Oakland I I {0) New York~. Chicago I BahJmott, 22 New York 2, CLEVELI\ND I Lo~ Angeks 2, AfiZOna I PITCHING l l2,dec1Slons) : P. Maninez , Boston. Baltimore 8, Anaheim 7 (II ) 15·J. 8.\J. 2 51. Muuma , Balt1mott. ll-4. 7M Eastern Conrerence Teuts 4. Tampa Ba y .l 3.44: Colo n. CLEVELAND. 9-3. 750. 4.50 . Tum Tonight's games Toronto II . Cht ~ag o .l »: I. 1'<1. !ill 10 8 556 'ch1cago fl1eber 8-.1) at Monrrtal !Smith 1-5>. Pt:tkovSt:k. An~he1m . 9- .~ . 7SO. I 93 . Colli':, New New York Se;:utk 4. Minnesota J York . 10·4. 714. 2.71. Clemens. New York. 9-4 DetfOII . 526 10 705p m. 692, 4 67 , Freddy Gama, Senult:, I 0·~ . f:tJ7. 4 86 I': 9 10 474 R onda (Nunez 4- ~ l at Ph1ladc:lphia (Perron 4-2>. Charlott e .: Tonight's games STR IKEOUTS: P Maninez. Boswn. 187: D Orlando 9 10 474 . "'~ Anaheim (Otivnrel 8 8) at Tampa Bay (Wiu 5-6}. 7J5 p m .6 14 .•oo 5 P1ttsburgh (Cordnv:~5-41 at Ne-w York (Rl'ed 8-.l). Well• . T:>ronlo, Il l. C Fmky. Anahe1m. 112: Wa~ htngton ' ,l'Qlpm · Mu~si n a , Baltimore. 110. Colon, CLEVELAND. 6' 16 1J8 CLEVELAND · .Detroit (Thompson 9-8) nt'C LEVELAND {Burba 7:40pm IQol. Cone. New York , 104. Sd~. Tuas. 100 M1lwau~ (Karl 7·8' at Allontn (t.b,ddux IO.fl). 7:05p.m. , SAVES · Weneland. Te~a s. 29: R Hernanlkz. 7.40 p.m . Western Conrerence •"". ·Toronto {Hentgen 6-7) Ill Ch1cago (Navarro 7-8), TJ111p:t B11y, 17, M RJVrr.:t. New York. 16 Taylo r Houston {Elarlon 5· 'J 1 11 Colorado Il a nes 5-81 H ou~ro n 16 4 800 t'"'&;05pm. Onklrmd 25. Perch·rll. Anat.e1m. 2 .~ . M. Jackson. Los Angeb ' 1I () 68 -1 2' : 7... ·oakland (Heredm ?-5) at M1nne~ot n IMtlt !'l n ~ 81. 9:05pm CLEVELANO 20 Mesa. ~null': 19 Ar~ wn a (Reynoso 5-1) .ll San DI<!'£-O (H11rhcock Sac r:~ment o 1.1 7 MO .1 . ~~pm . 9-71 10 05 p.m , Mmnc ~OI·l 10 8 550 ~ 1,, St Loms (Jnnena 5-10) at Snn Fran ciSl'O (Ortiz Phi)Cnu 8 11 -121 7 Tuesdayrs games . 12-f)J 1005pm t.hah . h 12 "~ Y ~ • .Anahe1m (Spark $ .a.?) :'II '!~1mp:1 Ray I C;~II aw.1y 1CINCINNATI (Vili<.Hio;- 5-J) at L~'5 An!,l d ~s BAITING L Wa lkeJ. Colomdo. '7l Casey. 0) . 7:05p.m (Vnldcs 8-~) 10 10 p m Saturday's scores . ClNCIN Ni\1 l .166. L Gontal~· l . Anzol'la ~ 4(:.. H Boston (Sabo!rhagen 6· 41 at 'l oront o 1Wdl5 I 1-6) kntln gucl Ch 1,·ngo JJ7 Gl:uwille. PhJiade!phH'I I (1S Angele s 7 '\ ~h•11 Yt•rl.. 7~ OT 7 O.'i pm. Tuesday's games .lH , ~en dn ll P lll~ l'ourgh 1l 1. Abreu Ph1l alklph1 <1 Utah 76. CLEV I I.A:--11) 71! Detrou ( 8orh'w~ k• 0-01 .11 CI.~V l: l AND (N~I!)' Ghl l.tg.u (Mulh oll and ~ - 1>1 .11 ~l• >nl •· o;-:• 1 12-4 I Orl.mJn 7 ~ Sn.:ranwn w tH ' li -6J.705pm ., RUNS H.1g1\l.'ll Houston 90 J 81'11 Amona Tt:lla~ (Sdl.' 9-61 ill 8 .111 n 11nll' H•IL••~111.1 I :1. -1 1 r H<'rman~<lll -'·'H '1 0~ p 111 Fl on da rA I ~·,n,m dt•J. 4-i•! t' l l'h •l.ul<:lpln ,ltWo lt IIi I. Wnlkd (\ll(lmdo. KO . I< Young Pm s bur~h Sunda~ 's scores 1 7 ~ - I ) 7 ~~ pm 1_. Sosa. Om .1go 74 U1~g• o Houston 74.,\l forszo t Hcnmnd t:J 11-(•1 11 Ch•lago IUn!J•\111 Ch:ulou.- 78. Det n••t (-.(, Pw , burgh ( B<'n '''" 7- ~1 .11 Nc" \ \ •• 1.. 1t·k• •h• 01o.·• Nc'l\ y, , , ~., 72. Mark Groce. Ch • ~·ng.o . 7l .- -1 - 10 ) ~ - 01ipm H ou~tn n fl~ "'hnnt· ~""' 'i / , Rill r..bu \\ 1lham s ,\ nzoo:J . 9 1 Bn11."'dl Oakl:md I Hud ~uu 5 1! ,11 ~l••ml'' ''l ill l\l a•~ t l J 10-71 7 ~0pm Phf>t' m~ 71 \\a~h mgwn 'ill ~hl\1 :Ill k~l.' (NU111l' 9 - ~ 1 ,\I r\11.1111.1 I ~ l1 lh\ •rnd ( 1Hou\tllll 87. I. Walker. Colorad o 87· ~S asn _ ) :· ~05pm "J 1 .w r m Clm.1~1' ~~ ~1lG111re . Sl Lou1s RJ. B Jordan . ~ • St:aUil' w.•~st: f\1 -1- 111 II K.ill•.l• Cll~ 11\1'1'1 0:1 !1Tonight'!! ~ames H •IU~Itl 11 1 L imn I ~ ~ CPh•l.ld•• 1Bnh;Jn,>ll ~ -7 1. 1\ 11 .\11 (:, 7Q · B1d1eltt.• Colorado 7') ~ 91 )j 05 1' 11 Ch.u lul\1' :~ 1 N~··\ Yn1 L. 7 lt) p m 'l O~pm HITS Glau••lle Plul ndelphi u. lJ J~ L Gonlalcz \\ a~hmj!Wn at llwh t.l p m 1\ T1l••n.1 IAI\ IJ ,· n ~' f> 11) .11 S.u• J) 1c):n 1\\ i\itlona I \I Cns~y. CINCINNATI tJO Mall ~ landing s Wilh.un> 'i -111 Ill 0 ~ r I ll \\tlhams. Anzona 128 Alfunw . Ne"' Yorio. 121 . St L•• U15 IB tmcntiCIJ l_._,l lll S.m 1•- lllll' l'" Cmlln ~1,1\Hlil l.. c.- 120. R1 ggm Hnusion 1120 Tuesday's ~ames ( Ru ~ t~·r tl · ~' 10 0~ Jl m Ea~ttrn l>h l~lon Eastrm Di'l'lsion thoughts he might have had about winning the totle. ' · "We went from the pits to the penthouse," Labonte said of the tran·· sition from Loudon to Pocono. "You can't get those lost points back. but ir's been a great season_.'' , It. has been especially great at Pocono, where Labonte became the first driver in Li years to sweep the ,.. Detroit ar Houstnn. 8 ..30 p m Utah at Phoenix. 10 p m Mmncrota al Sarramenlo I0 p m Qrlando at Los Angele5. 10 .\0 p m New England M1ami ,.. Tampa Bny NY-NJ \S 7 l 14 San Josf . II 8 q 27 1.~ 16 19 16 q 1 .~ 22 . \6 5 1-I I Saturday's scores M1aml I . New ' 'oti(,New Jersey 0 COl UMBUS 4 Dnllas I ., Eastern Conference ·:W I,SOWPts iif 1 .~ 7 ll 7 8 10' 7 12 81 1 5 11 28 11 NOTE Thn•t' pom1s for VICIOry. one po1nt for ~; hOOfO!J I "''" and uro po1oU for h~ s ShOotoot (SOW l is a subset of w1ns MLS standings COLUMBUS 10 10 I K ansa~Cuv Soccer :rum DC Da!las Los 4,nedes !ill_ Sutiday,s scores DC Unned 2 New l::ngland 0 Lo5 ;\ng~le s 1. Kan sas C1ty I Tampa Bay] ~l'l lorado 2-SO ~ ~J ..19 1i .\ 2 4· 2b IS 17 lb 25 H 26 J lj 17 ~5 L o~ '1 ~2 18 19 21 20 Tamr.a Bay a1 M1am1. 7 JO p m 15 28 20 )0 l' ,, • Western Conrerem:e Co lorado , 12 5 2 CJllcago ....................... 10 8 I Wednesday 's game Augelc:s al Gokmtd o. 9 p m Thursday's game ~"Get the latest in sports news from the"' Daily Sentinel ·The Sentinel News Hotline • •• 992-2156 To off~r sto~ suggestions,report late· breakmg news and offer news t1ps · FREE INSPE<:THlN SHAVER REPAIR CLINIC I TOESDfll Z7 , Z:Jo-4:00 PM JO~Y FRUTH PHARMACY · 786 N. 2nd Middl·e port, OH �• hge 6 • The Dllily SenUMI Mondlly, July 26, 19911 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio iiand~y. July 26, 1999 Reader offers advice ·for military wives· ' • Dear Au I aDdeft: I would like to respond to lhe American military wife whose husband is stationed in Gnocce. She is misernble, feeling isolated and lonely. Your advice to get out, circulate and . stop feeling sorry for her.;clf was right on lhe money. but I would like to add a thought or two. I have heen 'there and done lhat. . Dear Sufferer: YoiJ are not using ·1the best resource you have for integrati ng yourseif into your new surroundi ngs- your c hildreQ~ I lived in France for five years _and !he hest way to meet people was through my c hildren. • A t fons. Try · to appr«:iat< !he special lhings thai you would n<V<r S« 1f you .,. • ..., not living in Gn:<ee --. !he food. the hohdays, !he celebrations, !he shops. the style of dress. If you approach people with a smile and an apology for nO! speaking !heir language, they will go out of their way to help you. . When my husband was stationed . in Frnnce. I could divide the Ameri- 'I Put your children in a Greek school at once. They will learn a new language and make friends. You will meet moms wilh kids the same age. Find out' what activities k.ids do ouiSide of school and see that your children participate. My older son joined a soccer team. and the younger child went to "circu• class." Learn Greek. If you can.'t 8'? to a class. hire a . tutor. I'll bet there arc some locals who are eagei to learn English and would do a language swap .· Don 't let yourself be ail island in ) our new cuhure, isolati ng yoursdf can wives i,n lO lWO groups - those who tried immediately to learn to speak the language and found things to lm·e there, and thoSe who coinpared e\•erythihg lo the Urihed States and complained endlessly. : Guess who <was happier'! -· BETTioR FOR THE EXPERIENCE DEAR BETTER : Merc.i. madame. for a fine letter~ II is an excellent blueprint for all women w ho find therriseiVcs in a fOrci~n .:ountry. struggling to adjust to a It's a good time to reflect on how Social Security Social Security is undergoing close scrut in} and propos. als are being made ro change it for f\tlure general ions. Many of th<se changes could affe\:t women . I. Note your henefit options. Women often · tlnd themselves in the position of having to dec ide whether to ta~e allied or die. the lx•nclits for incorrect. ~ ou or your family will he 3 . Watch yo ur disability c o verage . Remember. you ~red rccen1 _work' under Social Secunty to quahfy for disability benefits. The amount of work you need depends on · the- age at which . you ~come disabled . If you become disabled before age 24. you need to have a· benefit on their own work record or I heir h,us- : e.irnell six ~rcdits ln . the 1-.1/2 y~.:ar period e ndin g with band 's work record. Or whether t·o take a benefit at age the quaner you become disabled. If you become dis60 or wait until age 65. Sometimes, tl)e decision is abled between 24 and 30. you need c redit for half the whether to claim a benefit 0 n their new hu sband 's earn- time between age 22 and the time you became disabled. ings or a previous ·husband 's earnings. After age 30 you need credits for live yeats of work out 'Look at all the options. We will show you how much of the last 10. The point is. you want to maintain your your benefits would be under any of the scenarios listed 'protection by making sure you keep it current. It 's not abo••e. The deci~ion is yours, but we will be glad to give hard to do. You need only cam a ccnain amou nt of you the information you need to make it . money a year ($2.960) to get credit for the entire year. 2. Be sure to c hange your name with Social Security. The amount required increases each year with increases If you marry. remember to change your name on your m ave rage wages. Women are more likely not to have private disability Social Security card if you use your married name at work . If yo~ don :t make the cl\ange, your earnings may: insurance than men . studies show. Social Security may 'not be properly credited to your Social Security record. be the o nly protection for families that have come to rel y This means that when you retire, or if you become dis- on the mother 's payc heck as an essential panofthe fam- A & D Auto Up o stery • P us,· Inc :Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck tarps. convertible & vinyl tops, .four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats. ,. · boat covers, carpets .. etc. ~ - Fri 8:30 • 5:00 1• ... il y income. Thus it is important to t:'ike steps to sec that the Social .Security disability coverage ts kept curren'1. · 4 . Be aware of your rights as a divo rced wife. Remember. if you have heen marrird for I0 years, you have the same right's to henefits ori your ex-husband's establish·a "baseline " measure. Gallup's survey of 4,o00 adults ages 18 and over was conducted between Oct~r and November 1998. The survey confrnns that !he! majority of Americans have a solid understanding of tho; basic programs and;fo ncepts of the current Social Secu~ Social Security earnings as a current wife. A nd your rity program . • bCnefits will notaflectthose of the current wife. 5. Note how marriage affects your benefits. General ly. marriage tcrminiues entitlement to divorced spouse's or mother's benefits. The remarriage . of a widow after entitlement docs not affect her benefits. Survey cites knowledge of Social Security . . ~ Accordtng to Soc1al Secunty a recent survey by the Gallup Organi~ation revealed that 55 perce nt of the American public is kno~lcdgcable about SQCial Security's various programs. Thi s information will help Socia.! Security determine how to reach o ne of the Agency's strategic goals of strengthening public understanding of Social Security. The Social Security Administration (SSA) contracted with'lhe Gallup Organization to develop and conduct the inJtial public u ~~erst and ing measurement survey and ~i Charity's income·on the rise, most cash donations pay expenses • OKLAHOMA CITY (AP). Donations of cash and goods to the Okhlhoma City-based charity Feed the Children are jumping. although much of the cash goes to pay expenses, The · Sunday Oklahoman reponed. cal year en<kd, September 1998. the newspaper said. Annual contributions more than doubled from $95.9 million in 1994, the year before ~ Oklahoma City federal building bombi ng focused attention on the charity. to $204.5 million for the fis - · Of that amount. $47.5 million was in cash and the rest was food. ch1ld-care items, cducati.onal ·materials, medical supplies. building materials and other goods. " We are more of. a distributor ... between the cor-Porations and the. hungry folks,,. S.id founder Larry Jones. The charity's J997-98 tax forms .... direct mail appeals. postage and weekly television shows. feat!Jfing needy fmni lies nnd sometimes disaster scenes. Also covered in lhe expenditures is . $4 4 million in pay Mel benefits, ·,nc' luding $268,000 for the Jones ffunily. ' Tune is running out to · ·, Salute ·voOr Friends and .• NeighbQrs from.Rutland in our Commemorative Edition ·for-it's Bicentennial . ' We Deliver 20 Yr's. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones · "I'M BACK" IISSELLIUILDERSr Ken Young Former Owner of New Homes • Vinyl Siding - New Garages •Replacement Windows •Room Additions •Roofing , COMMIRQAlaool REIIDINTIAl FREE ESTIMATES lhis ·S'$i1ci Ad ' . only .20.00 '"""''"'":;.·• 'i . Call 992-2155 for details Kathy Williamson Ext. 105 Or Dave- Harris Ext. 104 .I Bruce.Ratekln@daa.etete.o Surface Road. Columbu1, Now h.ua Ohio 43228-1395. Attention: o Bruce ·Rilekln or Janet Help Wanted Sutton, . shipping eharg.. collttct, by placing a dapoaH In the amount ol ($80.00) par aot payable · to TREASURER STATE OF OHIO. No more than thrH (3) aeta will bo provided on a relundobla SPECIAL RECRUIT Machine Oplldtara nHdlld for lmmtdlltt work at piiCUglng plant In Northweattrn Ohio. r ...naportallon provldtd and houalng optlona IVIIIablt. Starting waQtl up to $9.75 per hour: .out-of-town work requiring ov•mlghtiU.Y for tach 12i day work period, lha'n 2 doyo off. 11 o Help Wanted O~MJt&nwt sa.so- l'ttgt Stilt~ Middkport, Oltio Has part-time and full-time positions available for RN's & LPN's. All shifts. Anyone interested please contact Michelle Gilmore, ADON, 740-992-6472. EOE Wo will bo occopll"11 appllcatlonafor thtlt poahlona at the MEIGS COUNTY UBRARY 210 Wall Mlln StrHI Pomtrow-, Ohio on Tuetday, July 27 1:00PM - e:oo PM Ple01o brl"11 2 lormo oliO. , .... ..... ~ PIRSO"NI~ / \\ t· ' t II . Gutters • Bee an d Bear Costume Contest; Honey Bear Raffle, <;;rafts, Demonstrators, Sidewalk Sales, Farm Market, Window-Displays, Calliope Music, Model Railroad Display, Food , Live Entertainment ' and More. Information Call740-992-4197 Stop In And See Steve Riffle . -· '' Sa·Ie s Representative ' Larry Schey . - I . '7 50 East State Street ' Athens, Ohio 45701 I • r. I.A.... 110 ~lhmJI · Phone (740) 593-6671 ! We deliver ALMOST anything Call for details Help Wanted WANTED: own home as a Full:tllne emplOyment in yolK Home Services Worker with Buckeye Community Services . We provide salary plus benefits and a daily room and board rate. Yotl provide a home, guidance and friendship In a family atmosphere. Requires· ability to teach personal living .skill and a commitment to the growth and development of an individual with mental retardation. Home must be In Meigs County. Send letter of interest or resume to : P.O . Box 6041 Jackson, OH 45640-0604, ATTN: Christy, no later than 7/27/99. · Equal Opportunity Employer J 7 40-992-0038 Walk-in inteiViews july 28th 10 am - 1 pm at the Gallipolis City Library. Must have a G.E.D. or High School Diploma and a good driving record. Calll-800·531-2302. IT'S THAT EASY! Free e stimates Buy from the Classifieds! WATER HAULING ·' Wells, cisterns; pools, · lrees, lawn & gardens " - The~Woter-Mon New Roors • Repairs • Coating • Gutters • Siding • Drywall • Painting • Plumbing 740-742-2080 ' Joseph Jacks 740•992·2068 · connection 25 yrs e.o:per. R. L. HOLLON 740·742·8015 877·353·7022. TRUCKING DUMP TRUCK FREE ESTIMATES (toll free) S.ERVICE 949·2168 ·Free Estimates Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand. Downsp,out11 Gutter Cleaning Painting 4/2 TFN Linda's llalntlng · Take the pain out of painting, and let me do it for_you. INTERIOR Before 6 pm leave message. After 6 pm 740·985·4180 Free Estimates SAYRE TRUCKING DEPOYSAG PAB'rS Chester, Ohio 10/2~196 All Makes Tra~lor & Equipm ent I'art s Factory Authorized · C~se- 1 H Parts 'D ealer s .- •Vin0 Siding · •Roofing &Seamless Gutte1 •Replacement Windows · •Concrete· •Room Addi~ons e(iarages •Decks &Boal DocksJames Ke11eell PN:I740) 992·2772 ,...,-11313 Coolv/1/o, OH 45723 WUlW.Sun•etllome.corn Sunsat Bama CanstrucUan o,.. DRIVEWAY S.TONE Topsoil & Mushroom Compost . L~· Hauling ' upto8ton HARTWELL STORAGE Garages Fr.ee E1tima·t e1 · Bryan Reeves Su..sma R eeve& 992-1717 . WILLIS' SEAMLESS GUnERS HILL'S SElF STf»RACE s,u;, 1·800·311·3391 ' Free Estimates 29670 Bashari Road Racine, Ohio 45771 7 40"949-2271 Sizes 5' 10' .Contractors Welcome Alb,liny, Ohio x to 10' x 30' Hours 7:00AM- 8 PM ·CREDrr PROBLEMS??? No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Dlvorded WORRYING!!! ~uy a 18" or 16" at I J.M. ROWE TRUCKING Dump Truck Servlte No ·Embarrassment.. . 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' 70 1 Yard Sale ~alllpolls & VIcinity ALL Yard Sates Muat Be Paid In Advance . QEAQUNE: 2:00p.m: the da'fbefore the ac1 ls to run. Sundly edhkm ·2:00p.m. Friday. Monday edttlon • 10;00 e.m, Saturdey, Advence. oeac:Uine 1 1:OOpm the Sunday & Mort day edltto·n · I :OOpm F........ ,,... , , 80 Auction and Flea Market Auction Starting Fall Season August 3rd. Every Tuesday At 6 P.M. Truck · loads Of New Me rc hanC11se From Several States Se lli ng To Pub lic & Dealers. 1 Piece Dozens & Case lots. Terms : Cash, No Checks Behmd Lpwe 's Old U.S. 52 (Co Road t ) Burlington. Ohio AuctiOneer. Gary Bowen. 740· 894- 1819. Bill Mood lspaugh Auctioneermg Co mp lete Auc troneeri ng Servic· e s COM 1gnment a uc ti On · Mill Stre et . M•del leport . Th urs elavs On1o- L1ce nse 11 7693 . 740· 989 · 2623 R1ck Pearson .Auc !IOI'I Co mpany, full t1me auct1onea r. com ple te a uc tron se rv ice Lic en sed 11 66 .0 hro & We st Virgin ia . 3 04· 773-5785 Or 304·773-5447 90 Wanted to Buy . 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Dental Office Seeking lncflvidvat To Handle Insuran ce Billing And Pat ient Accpu nt s. Pleas•· Drop Olf Or SGM Resume To : Spring Valley Prof. Blelg . 995 Jackson Pike . Su ite 101 , Gallipolis . OH 45631 INFO. CALL 1·800· 813· 3585 . EXT 14210 . B A .M . · 9 P.M . , 7 OA't'S leis. 1nc. Holze r Senior Care Cen ter Now Accepting App li cations For AN 's. It You A re Energetic And Dedicated To Caring For The Etderiy Please Send Resume To AhoMa Coe RN . D on 'At H olzer Sen ior Care Center. 380 COlonial Dr .. " B idwell, OH . Or Apply In Person To View 01..\1' Beautiful Fac1lity For Yourself . Holzer Sen io r Care Is "Highly Skil)ed In The AN Ot Car· mg"EOE. Retail fPart· Time Chss . Levy CirC,tJiatlng . A Maga'zine Distr ibutor. Se8ks Re li ab le ytorkers To Merchand ise Maga. zmes At. Aeta11 Stores ln Thgo Gal· lipol ls Area . Oa ytime ·Hours . 1- 800-621·8210 Ext 2360. EOE . Rock Ban d Looking for Serious Music ians . Call Steve (304 )882· 2356 , or Mike (740)667 -6308. Pt~~se LeaYEI Message. SOCIAL WORK ~OSITION; P r.o gram Coorellnator PosTt 1on DRIVERS ·. IMMED IATE 0~­ Available Fo.r Aes 1dent 1a1 Pro . . t~GS - REGIONAL IOTA Start At grams For P6rsons W1tn MAI OO 29 .CPM IAJI MI. - Unloading Pay • Pers onatfz'ed Dispatch • Hpme . In Jackson . Pike . At nens And Otte·n . H oi I da~ IV.!icallon Pay Hocking Counties. Ae qwements · 401K / Medical /Pres. ioental 4sBachelor's Degree And One Year E11per ienc8 In A Human Services signed 99' T2000's · Rider P.ro· F 1eld .. yal 1d Omrer ·s lice'nse , gram · 98% No -Toucl'f Fre lghl T hree Years Good Or iv 1ng Ell: Call Butch At Summit Trai'lsponation 800·876-0680 EOE. pe rre nce . .~ .(ld Adequate Auto · mobile lnsur.ance. Previous Ex 'DJ1vers : l:ree , 3 · Week COL perience With Personne l S u per~ Tra ining . Earn $25 -$32.000 It s! vision' Preferred. Must L1ve Or Be , Yr. W / Full J3enefUs . No E~tp . · Witting ,.To Relocate Withm 30 Needed . P.A ,M. Transport Spe · Miles /30 MmuteS 01 Jackson . ci a t CaH Toll Free ,.877·230.' Flexible H ou r s Libe ral B'8nel1t 6002 Sun ·Fri. 7 A .M . ·7 P.M . Package. Salary: $2 0 ·22.000 1 www.pamtrensportcom Year. Send Re sume To : Buckeye Community Se rv ices , P.O . Bo x EmpiOymenl Services $800 604, Ja ckso n , d H 45640·0604; WEEKLY J;IOTENTIAL Complet e ATTN : Cecilra . r:Jeaeltine For Ap· S1mple Government Forms At p li cants : 8/4/99 ; Please lndrcate Home . No Exper1enee Necessary. Position Applying For. Eq ual Op· CALL TO LL FREE - t ·800·966-;. portunity Employer. 3599 .Ext. 2601 Gall ia -Melgs CA A Is currently accep ting . preapp !iCations for temporary summer wor kers ir. the lollowing occupa tional areas; Maintenance Clean1ng Landscaping ClencalloMictl We have wonc sites in Middleport, Pomeroy, Racine, · Long Bot· tom . and other areas of Meigs County All jobs are 40 hours per week, S5.15 per hOur aM are ex· peeled to last until at least Sep· !ember. Computer and other job related training Is availab le as part ol the work scttedute. - Pomeroy, GMCAA encou rages fem ales age 16·21 to apply for these job Middleport . openings. & Vicinity "'At"'t"'va-rd,_,S.,al-eo-M"'u-o"'I.,;B;.e.,P.,•I"'a"'ln-1 To obtain a preappllcatlon call day before 1t'le ad Is to run, Need 7 Ladies To Sell Avon , 740: -1-46·3358. Centu non Management Group, A Progress ilte Long Term Care Pan -Time fi~~:periencecl Oflice As-1 Company Is Currently Taking Ap· sistant Neeeled Approll . 4 To 28 plicaiiOns For An Adm inistrator. Hours A Week , Commun1cat,ion We Are Seek ing A Challenge Skills & Computer Expenence A Driven !nd iYielual With The Abil1ty Plus! Send Resume To CLA 479 To Lead By Example And Ensure clo Gallipolis Daily l'r ibune. 825~. The H1ghesr Srandarel Of ResiTll irct Avenue , Ga iJ1 p01is . oH·' dent Care . The Applican t Must 45631 . Have,Elperience In Long T&rm Care. And Be A licensed Nurs• , PLUMBING lng Ho me Ad mini strator In The :;> State Of Ohio . Ca n.di dates For So. Ohio Company Has Open ing This Posit ion Mus t Possess The Fo r E xperienceel Plumbers . We Ability To Lead With A Focus On Offer Excellent Pay W i t~ Full BenMarketing, F in anctal Ma na geerlts. Send Resume To: ment, And Employee· Relations. , · Plumbers Centurion Management Offers A P.O. Box 661 Exceptional Compensation Pack· Jackson . OH 45640 age If Interested In A Challenging Pos ition Sene! Your Res um e A.nel Posrtlon Open for New Nail Salo n Salary Requ ti'ements To Teresa ir'! the Gallip olis Area . Wanting Da~ is, MH.A. LNHA , BSN . RN C, t~~:perienced Nail Tech thats will· Vice President Of Operations At in g to tearri and Build Cl iental Cen tur 1on Manage ment Group, Please Call: (740)-441-1537 3490 Fa r Hill s Ave . Ketter ing, .Ohio 45429. EOE , 30 · Announcements Wede meyer 's Aucl 1on Ser v1c e. Gallipol is. Qh!o 740·379-2720 . ' DATA ENTRY • National Billing Seeks A Full / Part Time Medical Bille r. Salary A1 S46K Per Year. PC Require~ . No Experle hc e Neeeled. Will Tra in. Call 1·888 · New Tj) You Thrift Shoppe 9.Wes1 S1imson ,'Aihens 740:-592·1 842 Oua li t)' cloth ing and housellold items. S1.00 bag Sale every Th ursday. Monday thru Saturday Medical ProcessOr. FP/. PT No Exper ience Necesury, 40K PC ReQUired. ~It: 1·800-663·7440. : wA'iTEb' 13 Pe ople To Lose Up To 30 lbs . In 30 Days. Pro- · grams Starting AI $39 .00 1·888· Cosme tologist Neeeled, Full ' & Part Time Paid . Vacations. Free C.E.U. Hou rs. 740-446-7267 ' Medical Assistant Or. Westmoreland's Olllce. Monda)' thru Fr. i· day . (31>11773-6000 Help Wanted Start Dat ing Ton igh t! Have fun playing the Olllo Oaling Game . 800·ROMANCE.• e10;tension 9681 . ST. RT. 7 1QX 10$40. '10 X 20$60. 740-742-3411 992·5455 7 Pizza t:xore~ss Master Psychic Klea ra Aeu lntes Love r s / Mates. lmmeeliate Ae· su it s_ Guaranteed . 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EM P LOYMENT S ERV IC ES ADMINISTRATOR CARPENTER SERVICE ·Room addltlona & Remodeling •New Garogos ·Eloctrlcal & Plumbing •Roofi"11 & Gutten •Vinyl Siding & Pei~Ung •Patio & P!Jrch Dtcks -· ·www.· $2,000 WEEKLY! Mailing :400 Brochures! Satisfaction GJ.Jir· · anteed! Postage & Supplies ProVIded ! Rush Self·A,dGtresse d Stamped Enve lope! GICO. DEPT 5. Box U38 , ,A.NT IOC H;JT N. 370~ 1· t438. Start Immediately YOUNG'S 33795 HUimd Rd. ,Pomeroy, Ohio Free Est/mares Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre hop at home.... r""'Hfmd "' ''"' an affordable price 7116199_1 mo pd Hauling Limestone &G~avel •~~~------~--~------------------~ C.Jont, ..d Stet""' Professional work al ' tfe,..,..?~ 24 ·Hr. Taxi '..... . ., Hig.h & Dry Sell-Storage Vinyl Siding & Sofit "A Better Wa , Ever ;' .Mrl Delivery Service r. r't-:' Now Renting Shingled Roofs • •• ~ .. 1_ • 1 740·992·7643 ROOFING NEW•REPAIR Live Bee Beartf'1lerf\onstratlons ' .·n ' Howard L. Writesel HONEY BEAR FESTIVAL FefltUrilltf CONSTRUCTION (No Sunday Calls) . August 14th . ·Middleport 12·6 pm Public Notice • INC~ KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE t REYNOLDS Local Trucking Company Seeking Qualified Truck Drivers . Good Pay And Benelils . 5end Resume To: Driver. P.O. Box 109 Jack· son. Ohio •56.CO , Or Call 1· 740· 286· 1-463 To Schedule .An Inter· . hams, 254-n2.Q956 . 1.1 0 Hirl"ll~ Wilitnts&. Cook. B a -. aov SCOUT PATCH· 769-7331. \ 2 mo. pd La Canlina. 1~167!'>-7115 . ES May Be Wort h T housandlii . Cash Pau:t For Order 01 The Arrow Patches . Pre -1968 . Most Have Call John Wil· 7122/TFN 740-992-5212 " Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry, and Wallllngton coointtM. Specific amounta ol lunda avallllblo lor _ , county are Included In the proponl pocket. Tachnlcat ullablnce avallllblo upon requeat . Completad raponlo muot be r-Ived n lha Buckeye Hilla o"lcO ., · ori or before Auguat 13, · 1111111 by 5:00 p.m. lntoroated portlaa may r~uaot 1 propoaal packoit !rom Mary Allee Vomer AI tho above oddreoo or call (740) 374-9438. (7) 2e 1 tc ...... 740·992·3470 Fr•• J:sthnat•• Teaehlnl Tbe Mo,als That OUr -! Country Was Founded On. -~...,_. Limestone , Gravel, Sand •. Fill Dirt, Agricultural ·Lim~, Mulch , Top Soil (Low Rates) .swtnt> · or\~'~1"9 ., ·New Homes • Garages ·Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985-4473 1·740·985·3949 . • 'frltn ,· f ,.,. ,;fitltM~(IIf Sat. 9:00 to 12:00 HfiOLinG InC:. ExeeUent Phonetie Readlaa PropoaJD Tho Arao Agency on Aging at Buckeye HllloHocklng Valley Regional Dovolopmanl Dlotrlct, Route , 1 Bo• 2990, Marietta, OhiO 45750 Ia requealln.g .propooalo lor Stela Alzhtlmer'8 Service• Fund• In Athtnl,_~c;klnfill. Mtlga, Mon.- Frt 9:()() to TREE SERVICE For Grades K-6 beals to a Bidder. Plan Roomo ·may adqulre docu-. menta without a~ The bidding documanto . may be reviewed during bueln..a houra •t the Ganaral Sorvlc.. Dlvlolon, O"lee ol the Stall Architect, ond local F.W: Dodge and Bulldera Exchengo Plan Room a. OHIO · DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES GENERAL SEAVICES DIVISI9N Howard W. Oelaler, Acting Stott Archlloet (7) 18, 21, 2e 3TC Backhoe &. Bulldozer Services ' Site Preparation Septic _S ystems :.'. RODNEY KELLER Owner/Operator 8' Grovelless Leach 100' -1000' Rolk 1' & 3/4' 200#Woler Line . .Full line of Gos Pipe &RegulolO!S Woler Storage Tonks JONES' · For Free Jalormatioa Call: Prolttcl Manager Tel. 814-644-5813 Fa 814-752-11478 Sealed bldo will be ...,.lved lor the lolloWing trade(a): C:ONTRACT, EST. OF COST General, '*' ,710.000.00 PlumblngtFiro Protection, $277,000.00 HVAC, $118,ooo:oo , " .Electrical, 5295;000.00 (And any comblnaUon lndlcatod on Bid Form) UNTIL Auguot 4, 1999, at .. · 2:00p.m., and will open olid read publicly at the Ganorol Sorvlcto Dlvlalon, Office of the Slota Archltectlmmedlately thereafter. . A pre-bid maatl"11 will be held tit July 28, 1999, 11 10 oo 1 th loll 1 lo~atlo~~·· 1 1 ow "11 Tho Exloilng Molga ODOT County Garage 34844 State Routa 7 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Bidding documonto . may be obtained from tho Office of tho State Architect, 4200 EXCAVATING Culverts:' 4" - 48" in stock WICKS • PUBUC BID ADVERTISEMENT Bldo will be racelwct by the Ohio Departm•nt Ql Admlnlatratlve Servlceo. Oen•rol Servlceo, Dlvlalon/OIIIce Olthe Sblle Architect, 4200 Surface ' Aoad, Cotumbuo, Ohio 43228-t395 lor IM followlng Pro) oct: • Prajttct No. 77().1998 083 ME I G S C o u n I Y Malntananee Facility Ohio Depa,rtment of Tranoportatlon . 344411 Stile Routt 7 Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 '·In accordance wlth tho Drawings and Speelftcotlono prepared by: Ohio Departmant ol Admlnlotratlvt Sarvlcoo General Services Division , .. Office olthe Stitt Arehlloet 4200 Surtaco Road Columbuo, Ohio 432281395 , Bruce Ratekln, Archltttcl E M I I I 7 40-985-3813 ~, ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION KCB Tuppers Plains , OH ' Give Your Child A SoUd Fouadatioa 74G-992-6249 -. 1mo. r:=========T==:::::::=:::====1-===;;,::;::;r7,=::;::::==r==~=::::;::====Public Notice Public Notice Publfc Notice Public Notice 1---:_:.=;__;_;=.:...:...--. 11 St. .Rt. 7 part> II ill tlrl iH-r 51<11) Bigky Itidgl' lld .. I on~ Bott o lll . tlhi o ·- (740) 992-3131 G&W Plastics and Supply And Sullivan Show . . . .Supp]!es . Call 985·~1: show that the bulk of the cash went to pay administration, operations and fund·raising expenses. the newspaper said. That included $25.8 million for 949-1701 Feed & Show Supplies • \\'l' ,t·n in · all m .t kt'" • l \nl \pJlli;uH l'' .. Je1re1ny· L. Roush Complete Line of 4-H The survey tested public knowledge in ·five ,areas! basic program facts, financial value -of the program to individu~ls, economic and social impact of the pro; " grams ,· how the programs are financed today, and financin-g issues. The subjects are considered essential information for the ongoing public dialogue o~ the . future of Social Security. The survey will provide SSA with data useful forth< improvement of its public education programs. It proo vides, for the first time , a baseline by which Social Sec~-. rity can measure change in public knowledge of its pro, grams and target infom1ation efforts as necessary. The survey tells us we are on the right track. But w~ won't be there until every American has the·information th~y need to use Social Security to build financial ~ rity .. · Mid·VaUey Chrlatiaa School Middleport, Ohio Is Now Aeeept1a1 AppUcatloaa Lllaac:r.,.:;:claJiat, Grooming At1i1t1nt n,.d.cl. ln- Clean Late M oelel Ca rs Or Trucks . Low Miles . 1995 Modell Or Newer, SmHh Buick Pon11ac. 1900 Eastern ~'o"9tt08. Gallipolis REWARD I Help Wanted cludtl Evenings lind WHktndl. Nc Phone Cll!ll PleaH .Mill R•aumt to Groom I. Supply Shop. 373 GoortiN Cr.- Rd. Buy ing Standing Ctttrry Herd WOOd Tlrnbef, 740-256-6172 AT6:30 P.M. Main St., Pomeroy,OH Paying $80.00 per9ame $300.00 Covertll $500.00 Starburst Progreaalve top liMWe. M00.50 " " omn Bull.do•er &: Backhoe Servit;e• Houae & Trailer Sires Land Clearing & • Grading Septic Sy•lei1U & Utilitie• PIIUo l:oallnlcllaa . • ..... c.tUIIId SERVICE . THE APPLIANCE MAN 985·3561 ,; The Community Calendar is published as a sewer district office . TUESDAY free . service . to non- profit groups wishing to . RACINE- Racine Area Comm~nity Organil annou~ce meetings and spe.cial events. The cale n~ EAST MEIGS - Eastern golf meeting , 6 :30 . zation: Tuesday, Star Mill Park, 6 :30p.m. Potluck dar is not designed to promote sales or fund rais- p.m. Monday iii front of Eastern High School. dinner. er.s of any type . Items are printed only as space permits and cannot be guaranteed to be printed a · POMEROY - Community Vacation Bible · POMEROY - Immunization clinic, Tuesday, specific number of days . School, "The Great Bible land Dig", Trinity 9 to II a.m. and I to 3 p .m. Meigs County Health MONDAY Church , Pomeroy, Monday through Friday, 6 to 8 Depanment. Every child must be accompanied by MIDDLEPORT - Bible school with theme, p.m. each evening . Registration, 5:30.,to 6 p .m . . a parent/legal guardian, and immunizatio n · "Treasure Hunt Bible Adventure", .Heath United Monday. Open to all children , two to 12. Light records must be ~resented . For more information Methodist C hurch, Middleport , · preschoo l refreshments eac h evening. call '740-992-6626. through fifth grade, Monday through Friday. 6 to ,8:30 p.m. Kids to take Bibles. For more cl~es, . POMEROY - Meigs Loca l Chapter 17, WEDNESDAY contact Julie Hubbard, 9__92- 2909. · OAPSE. special session. Meigs . High School RACINE - Wildwood Garden' Club , I p.m .. Library, 7 p.m. for ratifi (.':alion of contract. at home of Janet Theiss, V!ne St., Raci ne . RACINE - Southern Local School ·Board, · reg ular meeting. 7 p.m .. at the high sc hool . POMEROY - Veterans Service Commission: THURSDA): . . . .• 7:3b p .m . Mo nd ay at 117 Memo rial @rive. . -ALFRED Orange T~wn ship Trustee s. TUPPERS PLAINS Typpers Plam s Pomeroy. · Thu':5day. 7:30 p.m . at the home of Clerk Osie Rcg1? nal Sewer DtS_tfiCl -board .. Monday, 7 pm: .. ' . . . Follrod. ' 110 Sl•hng, Etc. AcQultkiono ~ - M.T.S. Coin Shop. 151 second -....Gallipolis, 7-10-446-2842. Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On Thursdays -· .., HeeD= · ••••••1 Willi I lrtcll (740) 742-8888 .' II ·Malc"•l Over 40 y.r s experience ' Ed Peterson .. ..................... ··HOWUD EXCAVATING CO. . ..... c.. ..... Rutland, Ohio (In Fro~ Wanted to Buy Absolute Top OoU1r. All U.S. Sll· v1r And GGid Coins. Prooluts. Olamonda. 4ntklue Jewelry, Gold ~mgs . Pre·t930 U.S. Cu.rrency. environment For openers. your about !he world. She talks about minds to lhe wonderful richness of attitude was one of gracious accep- "cullure shock." I say, "Get over it." every culture:. - ARMY BRAT AND . tance of a different cullure and a She needs to be more: accepting of a PROUDOFIT DEAR ARMY BRAT: I'm sun:· dctermi~ to fit in. I'm sure: your way of life different from her own. · husband appir:ciated your cheerful- She has history knocking on her you also make friends for America: ness about being transplanted. You door and a wealth of art and archi- wherever you go. Thank you for' made his life easier. The same goos teeture a step away. Her children serving as a goodwill amblossado<: .. will be the richer for being exposed without pay. for your children. . An alcohol probl<m? How can. Several readers also suggested to it. ' --' ' that isolated military wives can find Tell !he woman to hire a tutor to you help yourself or someone you; support . groups and · assistance teach her children Greek. Kids in love? "Alcoholism: How to Recog-· through the lntem·ea. Keep reading ' foreign countries. pick up languages nize It, How to Deal with It, How to; Conquer it " will give you the; for· another one: . easi ly. , Dear Ann Landers: I'm an They will take !heir mom shop- answers. a self-addressed, long, busi ' • Sond Army brat.who.was drngged all over ping in no lime . Mom should meet ness-size envelope and a ·check Or · . the world from the time I was born the local school teachers. I'll het money order .f or $3.75 (this includes; until '( went to college. It was an they speak English. If her children play with Greek postage and handling) lo: Alcohol,• experience for which I will always be grateful. • kids. jt would be a great way to meet c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box II 562,, Chicago. Ill. 60611-0562. Cana-; That exposure helped me develop other families. · ; an appreciation for o ther cultures It is truly di.sturbitig to meet fel- da, send $4.55.) To find out more: about Ann Lan-• and taught me to rise. to whatever the low Americans in foreign countries occasion demanded . and hear nothing but criticism about . ders and read her past columns, viJiL This woman and her children are the. place the y are "isiting. · the Creators Syndicate web page ;at missing a great opponunity to learn . · We should open our eyes and our www.cre3tors.com . Top Five Social Security_Tips For Women affects women. This is panicularly true today when 90 n<w and yearning for Amencan com- . . . . . . ' . . . '$ The Dally Sentinel • Page 7 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 740-992-2222 or 740·446· 1018 or vi sit the Rio Granele Ofllce''~r the Ohio Bureau ol Emptoymeni Serv,ices."".· · '"" Appl 1cants must be res lc ents ol Gallia or ·Meigs County. be age 14·21 . and meet JTPA eligibility requirements . Gallia·Mergs Community Action Agency , 8010 'Nol'th State Route 7 Che}hire, Ohio 45620-0272 Eq4a1 Oppol"tunity Employer HEATING AND COO.rNG Needed lmmed l8tely : Serv 1c e Te c hnicians An'c Installers . TOP· Pay · 'Insurance . Vacation And Pa1d Holidays · l1 You 're Unhappy Wit h Your Current Posit ion . Come And Join Us - Comfort Air 01 Gall ipoli s. 407 Th ird Avenue , Gallipolis. OH . Housekeeper For Disabled PtacIICi ng Attorney. Live· ln . Salary, Aoptn. Board. 614·267-5354 . HVAC INSTALLERS So. Ohio Compa ny Has Opening For Leael HVAC Installers . We Offer E~~:cellent Pay With Full Ben· etits Send Resume 'i:'o: Installers P.O. Box667 Jadcson, OH 45640 Wanted . Be autlc1an Mus t Have Manager's license. 1 Da y Per Week . $10 "An HoUI . Apgl y In Person AI: Scen1 c HJ11 Nursrng Center, 311 Buckridge Road . Bid- ·· welt. W,ANTED: Full-Time Employment !n Your Own H ome As A H o me Services Worke ~.W1tr"! Bu ck eye Community Services. We Prov1de Sal ary Plus Benefits And A D811y Room And Board Rate YOu Pr o· vrele A Home . Gu 1danc e Ano ·Frie ndshiP, In A Fam il y At .mospher e . ReQui re.s A b11i ty To .Teach Persona l L1vmg Skill A nd A Co mm itment To The Gro wt h A nd Developmen t 01 An lndi Yid· ual With Me ntal Rela rd at ro n. Hom'e· Must Be In Mergs CoUnty . Send L'e tter Of Inte rest Or Re · Sume To: P.o : S o~~: 604, Jackson . OH 45640 -0604 : ATTN · ChnS! 'f, No l ater Than 7/2719.9 Equal Op· portunfty Employer. WILDLIFE JOBS To $2Ui0 IHR INC. BENEFITS GAM~ WAA · DENS , . SEC URIT Y. ' MAIN ·. TE NANCE , PARK RAN GERS NO EXP NEEDED F O R APP AND EXAM INFO. C ALL 1· 8 00· 8 133585. EXT ft4 21 1 8 AM ·9 PM 7 DAYS Ids. 1nc 140 · Business Training Galtlpollt Career College ·(Ca:reers Close t o Home ) Call Today! 74Q-446·43Q7 . 1·600·214·0452, Reg 11 90 ·05· 12748 . · 150 Sehools Instruction EARN A LEGAL COLLEGE DE· GREE QUICKLY, Ba ctle lor s, ·Masters . Doc tor ate . By Ca rre· spondence. Basea Upon Prior Ed· ' ucation And Shan Study Course. Fo r FR~E Information Book let P hone CAMBRIDGE STATE UNIVERSITY I -800-964-83I 6. NURSING ASSISTANT . CLASSES Ho lzer Se nior Care Cente r Now Accep ti ng Ap p li cat iOnS F01 Nurse Ai d Class To Beg in Au· gust 16_Those tnterestea Please App ly Withm At 36 0 Co lon ial Drive. Bidwell. OH EO~. · I �P1lge 8 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio flloncllly, July 26, 1998 • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel• Page' A~.~.I~.E~Y~OO~P~~~----~---------·,------------~============~=========================r· • NEA Crossword Puzzle • ,_.. TM~ ~ HAVt:,W'T ""-DE" IIOUNO I'QI:t QUTn. 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(740) 245 9633 after 5 OOpm 580 Fruits & Vegetables Black Bernas $12 00 Ga ion Also Ha-, S1 50 Ba e Friendly A dge Rd 740 256 1 ~45 Fo Sate Home Grown Me or~s Tomatoes at Troyer s Wood Cralts 9 mnes west of Gallipolis Slate Rt 141 laMln Ad G~eat Books ol the Western World f54 Vol $150 Two boxes of old g rl s books 1$20 Sof~are B ble Libra y(delmte) $40 Core! Word Perfect Su te 8 $60 Quicken $15 Street Atlas USA $15 Quicken hmlly Lawyer $15 (304)675-2260 PAW--WE'RE ALL OUT OF CATFISH ONE MORE ff Openmg 740-992~955 .I AL.W.I,YS US"~l> TO Bt ON TIMt, BUT TONIGttT'S 1996 Suzukt Gatana 600 Teal Purple Yellow Like new 3 000 TOPIC: Tt-4~ V AL.ll~ mkls 2Helme1s (304}6751795 19S7 Honda Foreman 400 4 Wheeler still under Factory Warrranty $3 500 Firm! 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" Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ' Tuesday Monday, July 26, 1990 Mutilation strikes close to·home ·tor Humcine Society .volunteer By Alden Waitt, Preeldent Meige County H~ Society Sandy Stealey is the Meigs County Humane Society member and volunteer who once a month l'ists ·all the dogs in the Meigs County Dog Pound who are up for adoption. 1lJe co-author of '"How to Choose Your Next Best Friend" (A MCHS publication). participant at the Adop!oth~n last May. and occasional volunteer at the Thrift Shoppe, Sandy •s a dog lover from way back, who has fostered and found ddgs for more mixed-breed and purebred dogs than most of us have seen in a lifetime. Sylvie is Sandy's sweet two year-old Belgian Shepherd. red 'sabl.e with a black face · with medium-length abundam hair. She is 23 inches at the shoulder and weighs 45 pounds. and could very possibly have been taken for a coyote. Early in the morning of June 20. Sandy, who lives in Orange Township. lel Sylvie om in the backyard bUl somehow. Syl "ic .got over the fc:nce alohg with two· other dogs. As Sandy explai ned il: ''I called and lookt·LI to nO avail . Four · hours li.tter tht: other I\~\) came home . happy and lwalthy and cxhnustcd. I wao; \l.:oniC'd hc . .:ause Sylvie ne''.er ran aWay. cspccmlly by herself. so I " 'cnt out to look for her and. as I \\ alkcLI Pu t of the drh·cw~l)'. I saw ha bushy tai l sticking out from under the car. I l.'heckcd to be sure she was ahH· and ~,.· , 1 ns~...· ious then went m Jnd, called the vet so . he could bt' nn the way tn the dinic. too. I had n<1 idea what had happened to her. I ·just knew she had loose ski n and tissue hanging down from her c hest and thcre 1 was a crater in . AL BANY. Ga. (AP) - When cigarette s_ive terti tory of fanners and !ruck drivers prices jumped last fall. Tom Hagen figured · · has suddenly become urban chic , says Adam lie had two choil'es :. quit or roll hi s own . Marsh. president of M&R Holdings in New l-Ies still puffing. Like thousands ofothers. York City. which produces .. Farmers' Gold" he now gets his cigarettes the old-fash ioned tobacco way. " I see Yuppie types. I saw a young Rolling your own- fom1erly lhe cxclu- woman in a cafe in the East Village who look OU( .a lillie .pnut'IJ of tobacco, took out some papers an (I rolled he r own," Marsh says. Marsh's company plans ln imroduce a make-your-own kil Imer lh>< summer with a cigarcne machine, tobacco and all the other accessories. Joyce Wliite. ow ner of Royal Cigar Co. I •· Atlanta, . ,says sales of make-your-own supplies "ar e off the wall." Royal Cigar has an Internet business that offers, .1 I rolling machine mo•dels ranging from $4 to $20 and more than 3t ) brands of tobacco. "It's any< me from age 30 up to the 9()s," says Mrs. W1hite. "I had a woman in ber 80s in ~------------------~--~~~~~~~' ' NO RAINCHECKS Day Sale: " I Pri~es Good luesday, July 27th 8 ,Wednesday, J1~y . ~ BONELESS PORK LOIN UNITED FAMILY PACK End Roasts ·Ice Cream c· . Boneless Country . Style Park Ribs 99C lb. s qt. pan · $ 99 Lb. ~ VAN ' WHILE SUPPLIES LA T CAMPS ' Pork N Beans .,. IS oz. ll•lt 4 please · · SUPERIOR'S ' ~ 4/$ CHEF BOYARDEE ,. ' Hot Dogs 2 Che.ese Pizza Kits $ 99 32.5oz FRESH CHIQUITA 14.5. 16 oz. limit 3 please 3/$', . I Potatoes $. 39 R.C. COLA ··'· >' 12pk ,, 12 oz. cans ' 10 Lbs. ,. UNITED VALLEY BEll ·FRUIT COCKTAIL, PEACH SLICES, Cottage Cheese 24 oz. 2/$ Products ., PEAR HALVES $-· ·99' Llml.t 2 please 6 oz. c f ' 298 SECONO STREET . POMEROY, OHIO · PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 27, 28TH 1999 ONLY ' \ By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel N-• Staff • Police presence at General Hartinger Park will increase for the remainder of the summer swimming season in an anempl to alleviate problems with ~nruly behavior throughout the park. · . · . Middleport Village Council discussed problems at the pool and surrounding park at their regular meeting on Monday evening. Mayor Sandy Iannarelli reported thai problems which had been related to council at their last meeting, in~Jud-­ ing profane language, wielding of knives, threats, fightins and other inappropriate behavior· have become a · ' severe pr:oblem in the park. lannarelli, Police!·Chief Bruce Swift, Village SupervisOr Brent Manley. and Street Commissioner Kenny Madden said, that they had all been called to the park to interven~ in problems, and Sw)ft' said that poli9e officers have been $pending increasin$ time i.n the park to address problems and in an attempt to reduce problem behavior. · Gangs of ju,veniles, from ages 5 to 18 are at the root of the problem, Swift said. Many parents are leaving children at the park at the beginning of the day, and leaving them; unattended, until dark. Many children go·without meals or any adult supervision, making the village park a "babysitting service," according to lannarelli. Council discussed the possibility of placing a fulltime officer in the park, but Swift said that to do so would require the department to forego other police work. Swift also said that so.me people had begun com- .The Eastern Local School Board honored four longtime employees upon their retirement at their regular meeting last week. · George Alfred Wolfe, who. served 34 years as a bus driver, Dolly Reed. who served 32 years as a bus driver, Margie ~nedum, a cus!Qdian with 26 years of service, and Glenda Benedum, who served as a cook for 20 years, were honored at a reception during the board's meeting. and were presented with appreciation gifts. · . In other action, the.board approved Jon Rothgeb as assistant elementary principal on a two-year cantract, and approved Jessica Radford as junior high volleyball coach. Christy Taylor was approved as a junior high cheerleading advisor, and Angie Ripby as high school checrleading advisor. _ .1,\bo.hired were Carol)'ll Kay Gillilan and Georgc·Basim as bus drivers, on one-year contracts, and'Barbara Pore as a reader's guide. Patricia Buch~U~an · w~ employed as an elementary school custodian on a' one-year contriu:l. Professional growth reimbursement to Sheryl Roush was approved. Brian Wheeler, Matthew Simpson, Brandy Benti, Brenden Batey, Eric Batey, and Travis Batey were ·apprQyed as students through open enrollment. The board approved a rcsol uti on proylding workbooks to .students for a one-year fl!'riod. This does not include lab. fe~. it was noted, wilh no additional workb<;>oks to be included. . · In a recessed meeting on Friday, the l>oard approved Scan Wolfe as an instrumental music and marching band instructor, lim Robens as ·a high school art instructor, and Marcie Young as a high school English instructor, all pending certification. . Michael McBride, Darin Smith and Mike Douglas were approved as vol' unteer football coaches. The board also approved free passes to athletic events for senior citizens. -- --- ,I Hometown Newspaper Middleport· Pomeroy. Oh10 Volume 50. Number 36 Today's Potato Chips 29-30 oz. Meigs County's . Good Afternoon MR. BEE -Page4 • - - RAVENSWOOD,..W.Va.- O:ntury.Aluminum has announced the sale of two of its fabricated aluminum businesses, including the rolled products unit at its Ravensw~ plan~ to Pechiney, a F~ench aluminum manitfacturer. The sale, which also includes•Century's cast plate unlt .in Vernon, Calif., is for $248 million, officials for both companies said in a joint announce' ment Monday. ·· Century will maintain ownership of Ravenswood's reduction plant. The smeltipg operational Ravenswood is not included in the sale,.although Cer· tury and Pechiney plan a long-term metal supply agreement. '' · , ."fhis acquisition highlights Pechiney's strategy to develop strong positions .S·a global supplier of High-value-added products and provides us with new confidence in our ability to further enhance shareholder value," said Pechiney Olairman and Chief Executive Officer Jean-Pierre Rodier. , The announcement did not discuss the impact of the sale on the work force at Ravenswood, one of the area 's major employers. Ravenswood's fabricated aluminum business helped produce revenues of $562 million for Century in 1998. · . . Century, based in Monterey, Calif., scheduled a news conference call to discllss the sale for 2 p.m. 10day, a "listen only" call which can be accessed at 1-800-230-1074. The conference call will he played back at 1-800-4756701, access code 46215~, starting at4 p.m. today and will he available until · · midnight. Ravensw.ood's . rolled products unit can make ~p to 600 million pounds of rolled aluminum products per year. It is considered . a leading ·North American supplier of premil Section - 10 Pages um sheet and plate products for the aerospace an<! transportation marCalendar 10 kets, as well as brazing sheets used· in the manufacture of radiators for ClassiOeds 7&8 passenger cars and trucks. Comics 9 Century Chairman and Chief Editorials 2 Executive Officer Craig A Davis Loeal 3 said the firm has made "significant Sorts investments" in the rolling operation 4&5 at Ravenswood to capitalize on Wea her 3 • equipme'nt capabilities since 1996. "Ravenswood has become a Lotteries ' strong competitor in the growing and technically demanding aeroOHIO space and transportation markets," Pick J: 7-0-3; Pick 4: 1-0-4-5 Davis said. "Yet, to further improve BuckeyeS: 4-5-13-24-37 competitiveness, the rolling operaW.VA 1 tions will require additional invest· Daily 3: 2-6-3; Daily 4: 5-8-3-0 ment and the support of broad tech0 1999 01\)0 Vallty J"ubli!hing Co. nological and R & D ~apabilities." Nabisco Toastettes toaster pastries U.S. # 1 IDAHO · Ravenswood's rolled products unit will be sold to French company Crackers 4/$ High: gc)s; Low: eo. Regional Briefs NABISCO RITZ Bananas Tomor1ow: P. ClOUdy - 12 oz. f' . eo.; Low: fiGs . lith .anly .; , call me and say she's rolling. It crosses e~ery' line 1 can think of." ·. Peter Stokkebye, whose California-based finn sells several European blends through tobacconists, says the practice was all but extinct' until the multibillion-dollar tobacco settlement drove up prices . ' Lbs. High: Was it a horse or sheep or calf -the vicDon't get me wrong. I know I too must tim of the ~ ill? bear a lot of guilt I'm trul: r sorry fnr your IOJs; ,pleasc: send My fence just wasn't high enough ,(a new me the bilL one's being built). , And let me know what happened there ... I know that it's illegal just to let a dog run what l wist <>f fate · loose. tl~cs but adores men and 1s 'ery sweet and transpired I also know it's dan,gerous - a sure. i1..ed how close someone would haw had 10 affe..:twnate . l don 't lntl\\ hu\\· she made it That pn :ny Sunday morning wheq the potential noose . have been to cause a wound thai narrow at the out ali\c : ttm' o,;hc gut hotne. and sur\'ived fateful shot was fired. And so I paid a fortune for this fence and entry point (one and a half to two 1m.: hcst so that long\\ ilh .!-O mu(.;h tis!'uc and bi<Xxt loss . I can' t I >elp but remember the way my watched her well, . the person would have been right in front of "R1ght no'' Syl"i~ ·s fut~rc is uP in the air. Sylvie was . Until that fateful morning when my superher. barrel of shotg!Jn one or two feet aw,ayl." TilC' leg. 1110~ 1 _ li~cl~ \\ 111 not have to he ampua small : and lively Iiule girl. a red brown vision fell. "The shot was from the front and directly !Jl<d. hul ,h,• ;, ''11l,m dang<·r of ha,ing a clot ball of fuzz . With all our different aims and needs we toward the hean. 11 was also. however. low- from all the ,.;,hot ~ind old hlood in the ttssue And noY I she's still my Sylvie, my ''prel!y must live hand in hand. · juSt nlissing, but allowing shot to pcnctr;ue nHning kw.Jsc and sc uling in her heart or princess" gi rl I've found most aay they'd shoot a dog lhe lungs and chest cavity. h spread 10 five lungs~ whiefln>uld ~ill her. But suiTe :ring so terribly our minds both in that they caught on their land inches· wide as the shot had ripped off skm She :tlsu ,,;11 h." :m un~nt!wn hur large a whirl. Bul when they 'd stand beside a dog and muscle along the bouom of the rh~sl. She 1 1 amount nf lead shot 1'n her leg and chest. She has a foo! long wound now, which when it would come down to also has some shot in the ba1..·k of lhl' other '\Oilll' Still intcrfcrin~ \\'llh ~o." in..: uJa<ion . She'll with the vel 's keen skill it. foreleg. 1llC chest wound was so n mtaml· hav<.~ to k arn to usc lh~ h:g a~ain. if she even Was stile hed up nicely on her chest but w, e When' il was some beloved pet, then nated ~hat it didn 't heal proper!~ . ~\ ~n 1 with r:ln, sin'"·c tile ncn c:-. ,~·crl' destroyed and may arc waiting , nill ' · · would they really do it' suturi ng. About three .inches of i\ •.:amc k~tbc not heal. lt \\'ould ht.• ideal if cvcryon~ knew To see, ,when this over, what will my Why not a kind solution - or at least a. and left another crater of exposed lk~ h . The not ju~l the traditi onal old laws ("drop ·ern !)ylvic be. · noble one: lcg_/shouJJcr Wt)Und \V3$ Stil l: hct..! ~(lllltJ at fi rst a nJ hur~ 't.: lll ••') f( lf' dealing with lilt IS(" d,ngs Will she I le alive or dead, have four legs or She had her legal lags on: Call and.Iell me ' hut then.: .was just no tissue thCrL' w ·cw hut if th~..·v unlk·r:-.tooJ that \\ ~ dn haVe a dog just three?· I what She's d00c I together and stretching it wa:o; ~.· Ju~iilg: th~ kg- \\arden " · lw Gill handle thc..;c 'things." ' And as I j watch her suffer and my life's lluu's why f want the rea.,ons . I know that tu swell dangerously ~o that \\as ldt ~...l pcn . Sand~\, S.:1tlnL' S~ ~...·vc mually w:1s (,j hanncled turned upsid : e down · it could be . • · 1 toll . .• ~. 1ntn 'his pn~...·m: ·• I just can ' l help but think a lot. with tears that Sylvi~ h;{s a darker. side unseen h)l .. "I had to do.ther<~py on Syh 1e 'so 1h:u kepi .To Whoenr Shot ~ly S~·h·ie nr. worried f1 'own: 1 eveil me. mc .;•ay husy.-1 felt so sad. ~i.:ar~J. and ~mgt)· h ma)• nqi mcan a tl11i1g to )llU , !t rnay not You surel y could have called me - or the But since I ·really doul>t )bat I am fee lint that there vias somcon..: so dPsc \dHl " ou iJ ha,·c bl:l"n hard · neighbors or the cop scared and weirddo such a thing - out of lg.ntlr. mcc. · ~rurt tlr l i 1targ ~t slw,.,, a dt\g 1\\ t l ket fnllll you in The ward ~n says there were no calls for That you. whue,•er did this. are truly to be just plain meanness. I went dnor lO dnllr to a jour ~1 wn yard . Nlm . tu the 'one him 10 make dogs stop feared . few neigl1bors to check to sec ifth.:y had St't.::n \\·ho shnt m~ dog. I ha\c unc question ... Harassing stock or rurining deer or Whal twisted hate, what insolence and dis her hul no One had. or l'Ours~ . No one rcPQrt~ _WHY'.)'.' c ''en worse. i nfractions . regard for life ed dogs chasing stock or runntng dc-~.:r and · \VIm diJ Ill~ ~irl ~Iliad, and kill ? Or diJ That mak e it legal to engage in such horCould make you cause another such most e:"ipressed outrage that my pet Jo~ \\'<lS tl1cy C\'f.: ll die·? rific actions. tremendous pain and strife? Smokers seek breather from high priceE~ by rolling their own: Reds down Dodgers in 10 innings, Page 5 Ann: Looking for signs of abuse, Page 10 Time out for tips, Page 10 Today: P. Cloudy shot at suc-h do"' ran~e . . She ob\lou,Jy lrU>ted the person who shOI her and that makes me sic~. too. I try not to think a!>out them call in~ her to them and what actually happcnc·J aft<r thJl . She IS mdcpcndcnt anJ headstrong at her front leg/shoulder area. "As the vet was scrubbing out the W<>und to prepare for surgery, he found some tiny shot (*7. {arget or bird shot) and some areas of bruising and entry wounds for shot outside the U<tual open wound. 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