http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8291b70928a8dd90d479023d26325ad9.pdf 51ce96b722e39c9de541bcd90327b4b9 PDF Text Text '· By The Bend Friday The Daily Sentinel] Page 10 . ·: Thursday, July 23, 1998 Weather Today: Panly sunny High: BOa; Low: 60s Inheritance is not something that is owed - it is a gift Ann Landers I'R7. lM Allfdts Ti~ Sylld Kllc ~ Crc.alun S)'ftlule Dear Ann Landen: Let this letter be a wake-up call to all sons, daughters and grandchildren. The message I want to convey is this : YOUR INHERITANCE IS NOT AUTOMATIC. IT'S A GIFf. I am an estate planner. Over the last several years. I have seen many clients change their wills. bypassing children and grandchildren . and leave their money to friends, charities and people they once worked with who were kind and helpful. There are many reasons for changing a will, but the two most common are disrespect and isolation. In some families, the only time the old folks see the grandchildren is when their parents need a favor usually, it's money. So, what the old folks are basically saying is "io hell with you. You didn 't want to make time for me when I was lonely and would have loved your company, so why should I leave you the money I worked for all my life '" Wake up out there . An inheri tance tsn't something that is owed to you. It is a gift of love. When there is no Jove, there should be no gift.Manasota, Fla. Dear Manasota: I have a hunch today 's column is going to generate some phone calls and letters to their own. If some insensitive clod aunts,_uncles and grandparents who ever asked me that question, I would haven't heard from their kinfolk in simply walk away. quite some time. Your Jener was I realized in my 20s that( did not more than a wake-up call. It was a want children, and I married a man shake-up call . I' m glad you wrote. who felt the same way. I have spent Dear Ann Landers: I saw the the last 21 years being asked to jus· responses you printed to the letter tify my decision to boorish, intrusive signed "Childless and Happy " and clods, and this has angered me to no would like to add my two cents • end. I hope you will publish my letworth. ter and help educate a million ignoI know a woman with five cJ,ol- ramuses. - Fed Up in Portland, dren. Never in a million years would Ore. I ask her why she had so many kids. Dear Portland: Ignoramuses are lsn 't asking a woman why she does- not interested in being educated. n't have any children in the same You said if anyone asked you that category• Those who are rude question, you would simply walk enough to ask such a question away. Not a bad answer, in my opinshould be told that a couple's repro- IOn . ductive life is nobody's business but Dear Ann Landers: This is my Jf gospe l music is your cup of tea-and it is for a lot of people these days- you 'II probably enjoy a gospel sing to be held at the Pomeroy Amphitheater at 7:30p.m. Saturday. The weather is scheduled to break into a bit of a cooler situation and you are invited to be on hand . You are, however, advised to take along a lawn chair or cushion in order to make yourself more comfortable. "Shall We Gather at the River" is the theme for the presentation and that 's certainly appropriate. Appearing will be The Builder Quartet from Ripley, W. Va. The group is in its 38th year in singing gospel music. The group Eternity from Point Pleasant will also be on hand to entertatn you. The group comes with key boards. drums and whatever. Eternity has been organized since 1992 and has made two recordings to date. A local treat is in store for you too in the person of Shelia Arnold who is a singer, songwriter and a recording person in Nashville, Tenn .. these days. Shelia has moved into the gospel music area and was recently nominated for awards in three categories by the Country Gospel Music Association . A last minute transaction was also completed Wednesday for an appearance by Mark Lanier. Nashville. Mark previously sang with a nationally recognized group and has made at least one pnor appearance in Meigs County. The Meigs Band Boosters will be offering refreshments during the evening and there is no admission charge ahttough a love offering will be taken . The Communit y Ca lendar ts puhli shed as a free se rvi ce In non -profit groups wi shing to announce meeting and ~ pccial event s. The calendar IS nut designed to promote sales or fund raisers of any type . Items arc printed as space permits and can not be guaranteed to run a specit·ic number of day s. THURSDAY POMEROY - AA and A)Anon meeting s Thursday . 7 p.m. at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church , Pomeroy . Board of POMEROY Trustees. Meigs County Di strict Public Library. regular session, I p.m. at the Pomeroy Library. TUPPERS PLAINS - VFW Post 9053. Tuppers Plains . will meet Thursday 7:30p.m. Caring and POMEROY sharing support group. Thursday. I to 2:30 p.m . Meigs Multipurpose Building. Eva Stout, R. N. of Holzer Medical Center to talk on diabeies. Public invited . SATURDAY RACINE - Hudson reunion. Saturday, Star Mill Park. Racine. 5 p.m. Table service provided. take covered dish . LONG BOTTOM - Special servtce. Mt . Olive Community Church, Long Bottom. Saturday. 7 p.m. Evangelist Carsey to speak. or anything else. She simply launch· es into a-conversation without any salutation whatsoever. When I have a phone call, she will say, "Telephone." or .. It's for you." I have voiced my displeasure about this several times. but it hasn't made any difference . She acknowledges the habit but fails to sec why it Send questions to Ann Landers,Creaturs Syndicate, 5777 W. Cen~ tury Bhd., Suite 700, Los Angeles, : Calif. 90045 RACINE - Circle reunion, Saturday , non. Star Mill Park . Table service provided. those attending to take covered dish. Grande's Meigs Center in Mid-. dlcport will he held Monday . 2 w· 6 p.m . at the Meigs Center. POMEROY - Meigs County Veterans Scnicc Commi!'sion ; SUNDAY POMEROY - Singer reunion. Sunday, noon, Senior Citi7.ens Center. POMEROY- Special service. Sunday. 6 p.m. John Elswick , interim pastor, speaking; Evelyn Roush, singing at Poplar Ridge Free Will Baptist Church. State Route 554. MONDAY POMEROY - Open enrollment and registration, summer session, University of Rio 7:30 p.m. Monday. at Veterans Scr>icc Ofl'icc. Mulhcrry Ave .• Pomeroy. CHESTER - Harvest Out · reach Church on Richd Road , Chester. ~:amp meeting rcvivaJ, Friday and Saturday. 7 p.!ll .. and Sunday. 6 p.m. CHESTER - Meigs County IKES family picnic. Monday. 7 p.m. at the lzaak Walton Farm. Take tahlc service and ~overed dtsh. and shotgun for trip shoot· an g. HOT DAY~~ ~~L D Ever wonder whatever happened to Carol Rhodes who was employed in the Meigs County Treasurer's Office for some 22 years' Well, Carol has moved to Zanesville, Ohio in order to be closer to medical facilities which she needs. The move was good si nce all of those sc rvoccs arc available in the area from one to two miles from her new home . Carol has a one Ooor plan home in a nice area. The Zancsvtlle Country Club and golf course are just across the road and she can sec the large Colony Square Mall from her back porch . Recentl y Carol was in Meigs County to attend the 50th reunion of the Pomeroy High School Class oT 1948 and she loved gcttin_g back to "home country". Her address these days ts 1379 Pftcller Road . Zanesville. 43701 . tn case you want to gel in touch . ' call me uhoney," "dear," "sweetie" upsets me . I have told her it makes me feel as if she views me as a nonperson. How difficult can it be to utter my one-syllable name? Why docs : she refuse to do this after repeated : requests' -A " Nobody" in River- • side, Calif. Dear Rlvenide: I've dealt with ·, this problem before and e.plained that it 's usually a psychological · glitch when it comes to using the . names of p<oplc who arc close. · After 16 years. give her a pass . It's · no big deal. · Community CalendaJ:.-r- - - Beat of the Bend .... By Bob Hoeflich response to the Jeuer from the wonian who complained that her husband never addresses her by name. You said you have had similar Jeuers from wives in the past hut none from a husband. Your conclusion was that this is strictly a male failing. Wrong. My wife of 16 years never addresses.me by name, nor does she AT MD DON John Slack who resides ncar the Canton area these days was in County for a visit recently and doing a lot of searching about for info;mation of hygone days. particularly in the Syracuse area. John has quite a collection of old photos and other memorabilia from that community already. Incidentally, he's the son of the late Ada Slack of Sy racuse . So many of us knew the genial Ada: M e t ~s Fortunately. there were no casualties on the cruise ship which caught llre-undouhtcdly due to the fact that it was still relative close to land and help could reach the shop rather qutckly. Why do I have a fee ling that this is a good time to pick up a good price on a cruise '' Do keep smiling. 97 BUICK SKYLARK, As Low As 8 7,480or OLDS ACHEIVA OR PONTIAC GRAND AM 8 10 992-2156 18,480 17,9&0 Diamonds! Diamonds! 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"The president's senior advisers would recommend that he veto thts btll if it were presented to him by the Congress," the statement satd. One man was killed and a second injured in an accident at Meigs Mine No. 2 Thursday afternoon. Dead is Ronald Black, 51, of Cheshire. Injured but in good condition at Ohio State University Medical Center in Columbus is Robert Shain, 45, Racine. According to Jeff Rennie, corporation communiealions supervisor for American Electric Power's Lan· caster office, the accident occurred at 2: 13 p.m. Thursday. Rennie said it has not been determined exactly what happened, but said thai the two employees were working near or with each other when Black came in contact with an electrical current. Shain, he said. also contacted the Ctll'l'ent and was injured. The AEP spokesman said the two received emergency medical treatment at the scene. Black was taken by MedFlight to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens, where he was pronounced dead on anival at 4:30 p.m . . Shain was transported by MedFlight to the OSU, where he is reported in good condition. Rennie said that AEP. the Federal Mine Safety Administration, and the Ohio Division of Mine and Reclamation are conducting an investiga· tion into the cause of the accident. Black wa~ employed at the mine as a maintenance supervisor, and Shain was a mechanic. ill• • Expert Jewelry Repair Local POMEROL OHIO 111on.·Fri. 9 am·8 ~ OIEVRDLET Soorts Weather ~ s 6-8 9 2 3 4 3 Lotteries (614) 992·6614 • (800) 837·1094 Sat. 9 am·4 pm; Sun. 1 pm·S pm @ ~J? . ' . Single C~~~ ;,~s_,~ents _, Women would be assured access to obstetrician/gynecologists and pediFacing that threat, along with pressure from Democrats, House GOP leaders decided to offer Democrats a separate vote today on a competmg. Whtte atricians without prior approval. Democrats want to take those guarantees somewhat farther and offer a House-backed bill. few more - including a requirement that if a patient needs a specialist not Democratic lawmaker.; have been pushing their "patient bill of rights" in a health plan's network of doctors, the plan must pay for one from outsince Clinton announced it in his State of the Union Address in January. They have clamored for the chance to put their plan against the Republican bill side. . ·d h · For their part. Republicans say their bill will give Amencans wt er c otce on the House Ooor. "There are fundamental differences between the two proposals." said Rep. and better access to health coverage. Small businesses would be allowed to form purchasing cooperatives to Jim McDermott, D-Wash. He said that as fall elections loom. "managed care get the same discounts large corporations can on health benefits for thetr is the top issue in all the polls and it's one we have to address." wo~ers. . The GOP bill offers consumer protections similar to what Democrats want. medical savings account~now available on an expenmental Tax-exempt Included is a guarantee that health plans will pay for needed emergency room care and a ban on rules restricting doctors from telling patient~ about ba~is only to the self-employed and people workmg at small compantes could be offered to workers by any busmess. expensive treatments. AEP, agencies seeking cause of mine mishap Calendar Classifieds Comics Editorials D I 'A'E MO,ORS, INC. Hometown Newspaper Accident -Open house Saturday kills one 1 Section • I0 Pages on sale!! Page4 GOP·rushes to act on health care proposal Today's Sentinel All sizes- Racine Marlins lose in Kyger Creek tourney , Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 66 Good Afternoon Solitaires Clusters Earrings Pendants Cincinnati loses to Rockies, Page 4 Mistress or wife ~ which is it?, Page 5 Reflecting on compassion, Page 5 Meigs County's A former Bend area man acc4sed of drugging and sexually molesting women is on trial this week in the Hamilton County Common Pleas Court. Nine women alleged in two indictments that Earl Ingels, 52, formerly of Mao;on and Meigs counties. offered them something to drink that made them disoriented, then. they say, he sexually molested them. Accprding to a story in The Cincinnati Enquirer, presiding Judge Thomas Crush decided Monday before jury selection to combine two (Continued on Page 3) 95 OlDS AURORA 96 BUICK RIVERA 8 Sports • Ingels case goes on trial in Cincinnati The Sentinel News Hotllne To offer sto~ suggestions, report !alebreaking news and offer news tips Tomorrow: Partly aunny · High: 80s; Low: 50s July 24, 1998 !liWl l'lcliJ: 3-6-5; Picll4: (). 7-5-4 Buckeye !: 1-2-5- 16-32 ltYA. Daily 3: 5-S-3; O.Uy 4: 8-5·3·2 o t998 Ohio Valley l'l>blialllna Co. Era ends as Meigs' final WWI veteran dies on Thursday Meigs County experienced the of an era early Thur.;day morning with the death of Gamer C. Griffin of Alfred, the county's last World War I veteran. · Griffin. 102, who Jived alone in a small house in the Alfred community for nearly a half century, died at Arcadia Nursing Center in Coolville. He had resided there since suffering injuries in a fall in September. Born on April 25. 1896 in Coolville, he was the son of the late William Curtis and Sarah Emily Basom Griffin. He was a farmer. and a member of the Tuppers Plains Veterans of Foreign Wars Post9053, the Meigs Chapter 53 Disabled American Veterans, Drew Webster Post 39 of the American Legion, Pomeroy. and tbe Modem Woodmen of America. His only survivors are one grandson, Kevin O'Brien of Columbus, and one nephew, Charles E. Powers of Daylon. His wife, Mabel Carr Griffin. to whom he was married on Aug. 19. 1919, after he returned from the war. died many years ago, a~ did his only daughter and son-in-law. Wilma and Charles O'Brien; a brother, John Grillin: and two sisters. Hazel Powers and Dorothy Stout. Funeral services will be held at I p.m. Saturday in the White Funeral Home in Coolville. The Rev. Sharon Hausman will officiate and burial will follow in the Coolville Cemetery where military graveside services will be conducted by the Tuppers Plains YFW Post 9053 . Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Shortly before his 99th birthday. Grillin wrote about his e~periences in World War I. titling his rellections "Cooties and Coal." "I was 22 years old when I was called into the service at Camp Sherman. near Chillicothe and as.signed to Company B. 333 Infantry of the 84th Division as a tirst class private. "We trained at Camp Sherman about six weeks. then shipped to Camp Mills, Long Island, where we trained about two weeks, then went to New Yo~ Harbor and the Ea~t River." On France, he reOected: "Our bed> were mostly Mother Earth, except pa~sing The Chester Volunteer Fire Department wlll hold an opan house to show off Ita new 1998 Pierce Combination Pumpar truck. The event will be held on Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m. The public Is Invited to sHend. Refreshmenta will be served. Architect outlines design change on new Southern Local building A design update on the new Southern Local Elementury School was one topic of Wednesday night's · meeting of the Southern Local Board of Education. The board met with Jack Pottmeyer. architect for Marr-Knapp-Cmwtls Associates Inc .. New Philadelphia, who e~plained that a Y-shaped building design discussed earlier this month would have trouble liuing into available space. So he pre.>ented a revised drawing in which a 45-degree bend in the classroom area, focused on the library, will likely be made into a straight corridor. The design still features the library as a focal point, and places younger children downstairs with a separate bus entrance for kindergartners. "It's still an attractive design," said Superintendent James Lawrence . In addition. the board authorized the issuance of $4,040.000 in bond anticipation notes pending the sale of bonds to finance the new building. In personnel mailers, the board accepted the resignation of Kent Howell, music teacher, due to his accepting employment in the Meigs Local School District. The board tabled discussion on hiring a new music teacher. The board employed Michelle Barr' to till the position of fifth grade teacher at Syracuse Elementary School on a one-year contract and as high school cheerleading advisor for the 1998-9H school year. The board also approved a motion to extend the workday of the secretaries from 4-1/2 hours to seven hours, a move ihat will eliminate the need to hire a new secretary in the district. Lawrence said. In other business, the board: • Approved the adoption of art, music. and family and consumer science textbooks as recommended by the Athens-Meigs County Educational Service Center effective the 1998-99 school year. • Agreed on pay-to-play fee for the golf team to cover team expenses. • Approved membership in the Ohio Coalilion of Equity and Adequacy in School Funding at a cost of $419.50, or 50 cents per student, and in the Coalition of Rural and Appalachian Schools at a cost of $300 for the 1998-99 school year. Board President Bob Collins and board member Marty MorJrity voted against joining the groups. • Approved the following suppliers for the upcoming school year: Heiner's Bakery. bread: Broughton. milk; Snouffer's Fire & Safety, fire extinguishers; G & M Fuel Co. Inc .. fuel and oil ; Standard Food. food and supplies; Nationwide Insurance. Oeet insurance; Tire Warehouse, tires and tubes . • Discussed the future possibility of an alternative school in the county for students placed on out-of· school suspension. • Approved Home National Bank. Racine. for deposit of public money for two years. • Met in executive session to discuss contract negotiations and per· sonnel matters. Also present were Treasurer Dennie Hill. Board Vice President David Kucsma, and board members Doug Little and Ron Cammarata. The next regular meeting will be Aug. 10, 7:30p.m. at Southern High School in Racine. Eastern Board slates open house. for new elementary school Aug. 24 By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff An open house at the new Eastern Elementary School ha~ been tentatively set for Aug. 24, and the Eastem Local Board of Education met with architect Barry Ingham on Thursday night to discuss final steps toward completing the district's building program. During its regular monthly meet· ing la~t night, the board discussed several facets of the project which are still incomplete, specifically the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system, as well as the sewer lle8tment plant, which was destroyed by the June flooding . The HVAC systems in both the elementary and high school buildings are slill incomplete, and the buildings are expected to be tumed over to the school district on Aug. 14. Board member Greg Bailey said thaT he had met with the foreman for General Temperature Control Inc. of Canal Winchester about what the board has deemed unnecessary delays in compreting the system's installation. The board agreed to work with Ingham, of the architectural firm Vargo. Cassady, Ingham & Gibbs, to draft a Jetter to the firm outlining its concerns. Meanwhile, the sewer treatment plant will require complete replacement due to damage of the leachate material in the June flood. Superintendent Deryl Well said that the district has n:ceived assistance from several suppliers to replace the system, which had just been constructed but was not covered by property insurance or builder's risk insurance. The system was constructed and will be replaced by D.V. Weber Construction of Reedsville. Well said that several agencies were looking at the Tuppers Plains and Chester school buildings for possible office space and educational use. The Meigs County Community Improvement Corporation and the Tuppers Plains Regional Sewer District have expressed interest in leasing space in one of the two buildings, and Gallia/Meigs Head Start has indicated interest in klcating a center in the Chester building. Well also noted that the Athens/Meigs Educational Service Center will develop a shon·term alternative school for students who receive suspensions and other disci· plinary action. Meigs Local School (Continued on Page 3) ?II when we Jfved in squad tenl>, the Army issued us little mattresses. stuffed with straw, about three inches thick. We had to tum the mattresses over every morning to keep them from molding . "Keeping warm and cooking was something else. "We found a 30-gallon oil drum, the Army issued some stovepipe. and a few sticks. but we needed more fuel . Just over the hill was a narrow gauge mil road and a station where the trains stopped to take on fuel, water. and passe•tgers. "The fuel was coal pressed in little blocks aooutthe size of half basement blocks. As each of us passed the station on our way to our tent. we would 'hook' a block of coal to supplement our Army issue of wood. "On the stove. we used an old meat can to boil our shins to kill the lice which we called 'cooties,' as big as wasps - well, not quite . They were ferocious eaters. Shirts were army issue . all-wool and two sizes too large. so after we rJn them through the delouser they just about lit. "We were generJIIy on the move. When milroad box cars were in short supply. we had to hike. Our packs weighed 60 pounds. our guns. nine pounds. plus our belts loaded with (Continued on Page 3) Taft looks for balance with health care plan COLUMBUS (AP)- Not willing to leave the health care issue solely with his Democratic rival, Republican Bob Taft says he. too. as governor would make sure patients are protected frofl! penny-pmchtng tnsurance plans. . . "While the managed care industry ha~ been successful on controlltng the once spiraling cost or medical care, too many patients have been denied access to care that they need, .. Taft said at a news conference Thursday. " There has become too much emphasis on ' managed' and not enough on 'care."' J Tart's proposals to restore the balance included: • Giving consumer.~ the right to sue their health insurer ror damages caused by the refusal to cover certain medical procedures. • A quicker appeals process for consumers who are denied coverage. Taft's plan would require a decision within 72 hours in life-threatening cases and 14 days in Jess severe cases. • The creation of a toll-free hot line where consumers could find out their rights under their plans and state law. • Allowing women to choose their gynecologist or obstetrician a.~ their primary care provider. .. • Guaranteed coverage for emerxency room v1s1ts. • A requirement that health plans allow their customers to choose a doc- . tor or spec:ialist outside of the plan's network as long as the consumer pays · the extra costs. �J" . . . . ... .... - - .... u. .... - - ..... ~ ..... - .... . . - .... - - - - Commentary The Daily Sentinel 'f.staD{isfid In 1948 . Frldrf, July 24, 19M Ridder-ridden legislation from .Congress - ~1 ~ · 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-2156 • Fax 992-2157 ' Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT Publlahar CHARLENE HOEFUCH O-ral M~~~qer .•• brlls that fund RBy Jack Anderson all government and Jan Moiler The strategy. of you can call rl operations, that, rs now set for the remamong every wodget, .· two months of this do-nothong Con- welfare check gress· Cover your base and do noth- and weapons S) ; rem m ong ~ ~~ At least not outwardly l 'ncle Sam's ,~ Repubhcan strategtsts are pre- ~omam . drcung a h1stoncally low turnout for Sonce tl\ese the fall congressronal electrons And brlls have to that's fine with them. They're not pass, lawmakMoller & worrymg about Soccer Moms, l<.ea- ers often attach Anderson gan Democrats, Angry Whrte Males extraneous provJor any other demographrc group that stons and projects that most lrkely the pantes have targeted tn years wouldn't pass on a stand-alone vote past. As long as the true behevers These provrsrons are called "ndshow up at the polls. the GOP wrll ers." and when Congress nears thwan all threats to theor slrm maJOr- adjournment, they mulltply lrke rabIty bots Wrth few defrn10g rssucs to And no hrlt attraciS nders hke the debate . many lawmakers -- especral - appropnatrons brll that funds the ly m the Senate -- are dorng therr Depanment of lntenor Republicans real work behond the scenes, away know that therr envtronmenlal posr from the watchful eye of rhe voters rrons are often unpopular wrth votor the scrutrny of publrc debate Call ers. and 11 's the last thrng they want 11 legiSiatron-by -appropnatlon . of to talk about on an electron year So rather than hold an open debate on you wtll We call 11 d1r1y pool envrronmental pohcy. Senate Here's how 11 works · Every year. Congress must pass Repubhcans have auached 20 sepa13 dtlfcrenl appropnatrons brlls rate antr-envrronmental nders to the before adjournmg These are the lntenor appropnauons btll DIANE HILL Controller - --- - Congress mostly likes the ties that don't bind ByTOMRAUM Asaoclated Press Writer · WASHINGTON- Congress for the most part doesn't like 10 deal woth strcky rssues 10 a congresstonal electron year. But offer lawmakers a resoluiion that sounds werghty but docsn't really do anythrng and you moght have - 8A~EBALL TODAY..• ~ s tampede. For rnstance . both chambers arc strugghng w11h a policy for the US mrlitary presence rn Bosma, unccrtam of how to pay for the contrnued deploy ment and of drffcrrng mmds on how long Amencans should remarn there as peacekeepers. It 's produced a lot of hand-wnngrng and legrslatrve stallmg Such decrstons. after all . rnvolve real U.S. troops and real money IT'S But a nonbtndmg resolution urgmg that Yugoslav Presodent Slobodan Mtlosevoc be rndtcted and trted by an mtemauonal tnbunal for "war cnmes' " That 's an easy one That resolutton by Sen. Alfonse D'Amato, RNY . was rushed through the Senate the other day tn about five m10utes by M~HT! Unanimous vo1ce vote "Thrs rs the least we can do and should do," D'Amato sard. The resoluoon 'expresses a " sense of Congress" and has no legal beanng on anything. Congress has been struggling wrth the ossue of technology expons to Chrna for months Whtle Republican-led mvesllgattons are under way tn both chambers 1010 Presodent Clinton 's satellrte export watvers and whether they were mtluenced by campargn contnbutoons. Democrats are observmg that Repubhcans Presodents Reagan and Bush also authonzed such expons : Apar1 from the obvrous polrtrcs rnvolved, there is no consensus on whethc. such expor1s are the prrce of open markets and free comme;.:e, or whether natrona! secunly was llreached 10 the process . Bc.t how about a resolutron affinnmg the sovereognty of Tarwaro' Duck . Here ~ey come The Senate vote: 92-0. The House vote thts past ~ londay 390-1 · The resoluuon had been mtended as a GOP scoldmg of Clinton for temarlr.s he made durrng his Chma trip, when he suggested the future of Tatwan mcluded peaceful "reunoficallon" wtth the mamland Smce that word os not m rhe 1979 Tar wan RclatronsAcl. whrch only talks about the "future sta- By William A. Rusher Everybody ts getung warned lus" of Tarwan . Congress moved to pass a nonbrnd10g resolution rcrlcrating about the year 2000, or Y2K. prob)he terms of that 1979 law lem . the fear that many of the How could anyone vote agatnst that' Only one drd , Rep Ron Paul. Rworld's computers wrll crash srmultexas. a former Lrbertarran who rs often the lone holdout 1n House votes taneously on January I. 2000 "The resolutron restates what has been U S policy II does not change Almost all computers arc proor modrfy that polrcy." sard Rep Lee Hamilton . D-lnd - By an equally lopsrdcd vote, the House voted to tell Japan to shore up rts grammed to use only the last two drgrts of each year's date, and they economy. end trade bamers and reform liS banktng system · Some other easy ones thrs week a sense-of-Congress rcsolutron express- may rnterpret "00" as the year tog deepest condolences to the people of Flonda who sulfered loses rn the 1900 What wrll happen rn that case rece nt wtld frrcs passed by unanrmous vorce vote And a resolution assen- ts anybody's guess. but I know serrous people who are hqurdatrng thcrr ing thar housrng should he more affordable . passed 390-0. assets 10 expcctatron ol. at a mrnr· When Congress rsn'l busy passrng resolutions w11hou1 stnngs attached. mum. a maJor recess ron If the glob~t 's husy trymg to altach stnngs el sewhere al economy can 'I effectuate clcc: For m.., tancc House Rcpuhl1can~ want to place a varrcty of cond1llons tronrcally the mtlhons ol transac ~nd rcsrrrc11ons on a brll to provrdc funds for the International Monetary tions that constitute tts datly gnst. Fund. the suhJCCI today ol a House Appropnallons Commmcc mcctmg we wrll have to fall back on rela: " II thrs Republican Congress can 't say no 10 $18 btlllon, no strings tively pnm11rvc means ol do10~ so. auached to an rnternatrnnal organ1zatron run by a French soctalrst who's wrth all the delay s rhat wrl l entarl gorng to usc 11 10 le verag e tax rncreases all over the world. then we shouldAnd economrcs rs JUSt one of many n't he here." sard an ag11atcd House MaJOflly Leader Dtck Armcy R-Tcxas trelds that wrll be affected · Clrnton threatened to veto a htll passed hy Congress authorrzrng a rcorBut l have noticed and begun tanr zatron ol the State Department bureaucracy and to make back payments worryrng about strll another probowed to the Ln11ed Natrons two months ago because of strrngs attached hy lem generated by today's use ot the GOP CongrcS> rhat rncludcd ahortron rcstrrctrons computers A raprdly growong pro: GOP lcadc" arc kccprn g that hrll or a shon strrng portron of all of the rnformatron · They still haven r sc nrurn Clrnton for the veto. "When he says he ' ll srgn exchanged and stored rn the world ;,, we II se nd rl to hrm ... sard House Appropnauons Commrnec Charrrman today IS herng exchanged and stored l!.oben Lrvrngslon. R-La . 'It 's al ways dangerous to read Jegrslatron you're about to pass, " Sen. electronrcally. There rs no paper 1ohn Breaux . D-La . JOked on Tuesday as he and other membe~ of the Sen- record of 11 at all , unless somebody ete Frnance Commrucc put some real stnngs on a House-passed brll to takes the ume and trouble to " pnnt II out " encourage free r trade wnh Afrrca · The strings the enure 1997 " fast track " rradc legrslatron , once actively pressed by Chnton but more recently shunned by hom Don't expect that one to pass on a unanrmous. nonbmding vote. Some of these riders sound rather benign -- hke a plan to delay moning reform regulauons for t 8 months whole the Natronal Academy of Set· ences completes a study (even though the tssue has already been studted to death). Other nders have senous alanned envoronmentahsts -hke a plan to burld • $30 mtlhon gravel road through the lzembek Natrona! Wildhfe Refuge on Alaska, whoch would set an ugly precedent by beong the first road ever burtt rn a natrona! wrldhfe refuge. At first glance . thts would seem hke an easy call for the Democrats Expose the nde~ for what they are - anlo-environmental pork slrpped onto a massrve brll wothout debate -and use the tssue as a campatgn sledgehammer agarnst Republrcans It's been done before to great effect as rt plays to the Democrats' strengths 'There's only one l11tlc problem Some of these rrdcrs are bemg supported by Democrats, mcludong two who are on the mrdst of tough reclectron races Sen Harry Reod, DNev , ts one of the suppone~ behrnd the aforementioned mmrng mca,urc -- a favor to the hardrock monong CJAHttR. @1\iWNC.JNNMtii'ST.1J jstahler554taol com MARK M'GNIRE'S compames that do a lot of business rn his state. And Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash .. IS reponed to be "havmg heanbum " (10 the words of one envtronmentahst) over a provrsron that would encourage greater logging of old-growth red cedar trtes rn the Pacofic Nonhwest. Other Westem Democrats. rncludmg Sen. Max Baucus. D-Mont . also favor one or more of the rrders What to do? That 's what Democrats must dectde before next week, when the enure lnterror brll rs scheduled to hrt the Sen~te tloor for debate. Some Democrats are pri· vately argutng for an all-or-nothmg approach They wan110 rntroduce an amendment to the brll that would wrpe out all the nders. rncludmg the ones favored by thcrr Democratoc brethren Even rhough they'd lose some Democratic votes to clccllonycar pressures. they argue that they 'd prck up suppon from a few moderate . East Coast Rcpuhhcans lrkc Sen John Chafcc. R-R.I Others argue for a more cymcal. partrsan approach Oppose only those ndcrs sponsored or supponed by Rcpublrcans That way. the Democrats could strll play pohtocs w11h the cnvrronmcntal rssuc and grvc a free pass to thcrr endangered rncumbenls As ol thrs wnung; Democrats were strll undectded on a linal strategy Of course, the wrld card rn thrs debate rs the Chnton While House. Vrcc Prcstdcnt AI Gore, leery of ht s "ozone-man" momker and eager to convrnce the corporate commumty that he's on thetr stde. never1heless spoke out agarnst such rode~ on a speech earlier thrs year. He warned that the president would veto any nder-infested brlls that came across hts desk. But the admonrstratoon has been strangely stlent on the tssue tn recent weeks It's time to break that srlence If ever there was a boll tn need of a veto. rt's thiS one. Even of 11 helps perpetuate the legacy of thrs do: nothong Congress. Jack Anderson and Jan Moller are writers ror United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Are we losing our 'paper memory'? lime was, every rmponant commumcauon. and many ummportant ones. were wnllen on paper (The advent of the telephone rntroduccd an exccpRusher 11on to thts rule: but drdn't change the basrc proposo tlon ) And all these preces ol paper were. or at least could he . tiled and preserved essentially forever As populauons grew larger. and the lnlcracllons among andl\·u.luals hcc amc more numerous. these records became an mdaspcn sablc "paper memory,'' on whoch socrcty 10crcasrngly rched Huge rnstrtutrons lrkc the Lrbrary of Congress were tounded to hold and manage the accumulatron But now. thanks toe-marl . clcctronrc commun1cauons are fast rcplacrng wnnen ones. and leiters on paper arc goong the way nl the dodo To be sure. one can alway s "pnnt out " and frlc , rn the old-fashtoned way, any electronrc commum cauon that rs recogmzcd as ompor- tant enough 10 warrant holdrng onto rn thts way. But that defeats the whole potnt of c-marl, whoch ts to avotd the need for paper records lncreasrngly, therefore. records of elcclronrc correspondence (and espcctally outgoing correspondence, whrch rn the paper days requrrcd "carbon cop1cs") are now bctng tiled only electromcally -whrch" to say, on "Ooppy drsks." And that rarses a funhcr qucstton Just how tmmortal arc those tloppy dtsks'' I have sounded out one maJor lrhrary that receives and stores large quanlrtrcs ol correspondence. and 11s lrhrarrans confrrm that they arc now rcccrvong the bulk of such correspondence (and for thai maltcr orhcr records as well ) rn clcctronrc fonn -- whrch rs to say. on drsks They amvc in all sorts of software . WordPerfect, WordStar, ASCII, etc . Thrs parti cular library has the abrlr ty. and has made rt rts custom, to convcn all the other forms of soft ware onto the one it favors; so at · least the data wrll be stored rn a form that is rnlcrnal.[y consrstcnt But JUSt how accessible, as a practrcal maller, wrll electromc data stored on tloppy disks be tn ftfty or a hundred years 1 Mocrofolm, rcson- ed to by many compames 30 or 40 years ago as a spacc-savrng measure lor growrng files, ts on many cases already drstntegratrng onto grarny tmagcs that arc barely readable . Moreover. computer technology a century from now wrll make today's slate-of-the-an equrpmcnt seem as dated as a Roman tnrcmc -- and about as drfticult to manage . E-rnarl rs makrng 11 wondcrlully easy lor us 10 communrcate will\ each other But wtll we bc able to remember, let alone prove, ftvo years lrom now, exactly what w~ sard to each other' Even tf we've saved a partrcular frlc . how long wrll 11 last ' To be sure , the usc ol acrd rn paper manufacture 10 recent decades has resulted on the ncar-drsrntegratron of newspapers , magazmes and books printed on cheap paper "Change," as Buddha obsencd, " ts the fate of all com pound thmgs" But that very facl should make us Lhmk. senously an4 soon , ahout the fate that may be ovcrtakrng our clcctronrc communrcatiOns William A. Rusher is a Distinguished Fellow or the Claremont Institute ror the Study of Statesmanship and Political Philosophy. :Letters to the editor Power system could stand improvement By George R. Plagenz The hands of the doomsday clock are at II 51 -· nrne mmutes before mrdmght For the past 51 years -sonce 1947 -- the clock has gauged how close the world is to nuclear destructron. Untillodia and Pakistan conducted their recent nuclear tests, the clock had been set at 11:46. The moves by the two natrons were c6nstdered a dangerous threat to the world's survtval by Parents Day Health Recovery Services, 138 N. Second Ave .. Mrddlepon. will hold an open house to observe National Parents Day on Sunday from noon unttl 4 p.m. Refreshments and mformauon wtll be provided and bunons wrth famrly prctures will be made and drstrrbuted. • bear Edrtor. . Drd you ever wonder why there are so many broef mterruptions in the -e lec trr c on thr s area' Rac rne ha s a poor track rec ord for dependable electroc servrce Prty theedtto~oftheBullehnoftheAtomi hose who mu st depend on a drgrtal clock wtth no banery back up to get _ 1c Sctenusts at the .lJnrversity of Jhe correct trme after these frequent power losses . Chicago. who pushed the clock ahead Someumes the co mputer kocks on. the mocro oven clock ktcks off five monutes as well as the VCR . the bread maker. one clock on the spare bedroom , to Thos rs the closest the clock has :name a few We have a mot ron detector w~rch reacts to these frequent been to doomsday 10 thrs decade . It )nterruptlons by stayrng on un11ll unplug rt for a few minutes . then plug was set at two mrnutes to 12 rn 1953 rt rn agaon Of course rf an aut omallc coffee maker IS set to kick on at after the Unned States and the Sovret 6 30 a m that cloc k loses rts mcmor) too, so you wail on the coffee to Union tested hydrogen bombs In make 1988 u was set at It :54. In thts age of onfalhble technology we have a system that is less In past doomsday cnses, the coondependable than that of four decades ago. And at a premium rate. The try has reacted with surreal •. even powers that handle the PR for AEP wtll no doubt clatm weather condo- cormc •• calm. ttOns. wrecks. etc .. and tht s ts the case m rare occastons, but out of a The Postal Service said that folclear blue sky. no bad weather for 200 mtles •· zap. the electnc goes off )owing a nuclear attack on the Unrted for two seconds or so -- JUSt long enough to cause all the inc9nvemences States it had plans to drstribute emermentroned above gency change-of-address canis. It was 1 Stmpty must crrnge·at the httle "news lener " enclosed in my month· only one example of what was being ty etecl!lc bill. AEP, don't talk the talk unless you walk the walk, how done: to make a nuclear war seem like about some posttove improvements in the service? a nuisance and an mconvenlence Thanks. That's my opinwn. rather than a cosmtc horror. R.E. Weanr A publication of the Federal EmerRaelne gency Management Agency said, "Everyone agrees that a nuclear w{ • L------- It was chillrng to contemplate that our leade~ would pass off 130 million Amencan dead tn such cavaher fashion and would use a euphemism like "injured" to descrrbe the gnsly fate which awaits the survrvors 10 a nuclear war .. of we woll be dealing with bloody noses and broken ribs. They just didn't get it. One eolummst who "got n" was Don Robenson of the Cleveland Press. He satd that unless we stop talkong in "goody-goody · abstractions." our world will cease to exrsl. "One fine momong." Robenson wrote. "there wrll be a loud and final sound, and your eyeballs wrll melt aod your braons wrll explode, and not God, not mercy, not benevolence, not the Unrted Way, not all the Welcome as I suggest that in •all our churches we conclude each service with the congregation singing "For the Beauty of the Earth" to remind us what we stand to lose if a nuclear war shbuld come. " - - - - - - - - - - - -- ------' I Wagons 10 the world wdl be of any help." Of course, there ts a hmit to how much our psyches can take of vivrd descnptrons like Robenson's of what nuclear destructron writ be hke. But there IS somethong our churches can do on moments of hrgh danger to warn us of " the ~rc to come" and soli not shatter our emouonal equihbnum. I suggest that 10 all our chun:hes we conclude each servrce woth the congregatoon songmg "For the Beauty of tbc Eanh " to remind us what we stand to lose if a nuclear war should come· "For tbc beauty of the eanh, of the sea and of the skres!For the love whreh from our brnh over and around us Ires/ "Fortbc beauty of each hour, of the day and of the night/Hill and vale and tree •"11 nower, sun and moon and stars o( light/ " For the JOY of car and eye, for the hean and mmd's dehght; for the mystic harmon)"' linkmg sense to sound and stghtl " For the JOY of human love -brother, sister, parent, child, fncnds on ear1h and friends above, for all gentle thoughts and mild . ." Is there any one of us who is willrng to risk losmg all that? Georae Pllatnz k a I)'IICIIcaUd writer ror Newsp11per Enterpi'Ue Special meeting The Eastern Local Board of Education wrll meet rn specral sessron on July 31 at 10 a.m. to drscuss personnel and other actron requrred. Garden club to meet The Wrldwood Garden Club wrll meet Wednesday. I p.m at the home of Sara Roush. Church Street. Syracuse. followong a tour of the gardens Taylor reunion The Taylor famoly reunion wtll be of Gordon and Linda Fisher. held on Aug 2 at the Poplar Rrdge Freewrll Baptist Church fellowshtp Club sets session The Winding Trarl Garden Club -hall. Everyone os welcome. wtll meet Tuesday. 8 p.m at the home of Allee Thompson Members to take matenals to arrange somethrng from Metgs County Farr schedule Stocks Am Ete Power .....................43~. Akzo ........ .............................. 55'· AmrTech ............................... 49'· Ashland Oll ........................... 53'!, AT&T ..................................... 59'' Bank, One .............................. 53~. Bob Evans ............................ 19~. Borg-Warner .........................46'/o Broughton ............................ 15'1. E:hamplon .............................11 i, Charm Shps ............................. 5 City Hotdlng .......................... 42~ Federal Mogul ...................... 65'· Gannett ................................. 65\ Goodyear ............................. 61 '· Kmart ...................................17'i. Kroger .............................. .......48 Lands End ............................ 28'· Limited .................................. 29'1. Oak Hltl Flnl ............................20 OVB .........................................40 One Valley ............................ 35'1. Peoples ................................. 28'· Prem Fint.. ...............................21 Rockwell ........................... 43'· RD/Shetl ................................ 52,, Sears ..................................... 53~, Shoney's ................................ 3'1• Star Bank .............................. 70,, Wendy's ................................ 23 Worthlngton ...........,. .............. 14'r. -·-·- Stock reports are the 10:30 a . ~. quotes provided by Advesl of Gallipolis. Volleyball meeting There wrll be an rnforrnat1onal meetrng at Southern Hrgh School Aug 4. 7'30 p.m . for all 7th and 8th grade grrls rnterested rn playrng volleyball at Southern Junror Hrgh School For more rnformatron students may call coach Jennr fer Lawrence. 992-3282 LoHery results - CLEVELAND (AP) - There were no ' trckets sold namrng all five numbers selected on Thursday nrght's Buckeye 5 dmwrng. the Ohro Lollery sa rd. "('here were 109 Buckeye Stickels wrth four of the numbers and each rs wonh $250. The 4.075 llckets showrng three of the numbers are each wonh $10 and the 39,087 rockets showtng two of the numbers are each wonh $1 The Ohro lollery wrll pay $561 .865 to wonners rn Thursday 's Prck 3 Numbers darly game. Sales for the game totaled $1, 158.492.50. In the other darly game . Prck 4 Numbers players wagered $363.876.50 and wtll share $79.300 The Daily Sentinel Hospital news (USPS 113-960) Com•unlly Newspaper Holdings, Inc Published c11cry afternoon, Monday lhrough Fnday, t II Courl S! , Pomeroy. Ohm, by the Ohto Valley Puhh~h•ng Company ScC(Ind ci a~ postage p11d at Pomtroy Oh10 Memkr: The Assoc iated Press and the Ohto N(wspapcr A'>SOCJallon Postm.sttr: S.:nd addu:u com:ciiOO!S to 1llc D31ly Scntmcl I II Cour1 St , Pomeroy. Ohkl 457()9 could be an unparalleled dtsaster, but," ot added comfonrngly. '' II need not be an unmrtrgatcd dosaster." · In equally consoling terms the pubhcauon srud "Yes. t 30 mollton AmenPtagenz cans might be dead and another 32 mollion moght be rnJured rn a nuclear auack But the remarnrng 61 mrllron healthy survrvo~ can rcburld the country and hve long. 'productrvc hves rf they use common sense and follow government gurdchnes " costs. seat belt, $25 plus costs. Karen L. Gnffith. Pomeroy. reckless oper· alton. $100 plus costs; Wendy L. Long. Cheshire, seat belt. Sl5 plus costs. Carnell W. Vance Jr.. Cheshtre. unsafe vehrcle. $20 plus costs, Mark Yinger. Powell. speed. $30 plus costs; seat bell. $25 plus costs; Timothy R. Blair, Cutler. speed. $30 plus costs, Fran 0. McEwen. Gallipolrs, speed, $30 plus costs, Karen S. Drllon. Coolville, speed. $30 plus costs; seal belt. $25 plus costs. Lors M Chnstran. Antroch. Tenn .. speed. $30 plus costs. Milton L Black. Alderson. W.Va .. seat belt. $25 plus costs ; Gary L Pnddy. Pomeroy. seat belt. $25 plus costs. Larry Grlmore, Cheshrre. seat belt. $25 plus costs. Connre L. Sauters. Racrne. seal belt. $15 plus costs. Royal Fredenck Mamn Jr.. Porn! Pleasant. W Va . speed and tmproper passrng . $80 plus costs. Herben L. Myers. Henderson. W Va.. unsecure load. mud tlap vto· latwn, costs: Manhew Cunnmgham. Toronto. Ontarro, speed. $50 plus costs. John A. Hol srnger. Reedsvrlle. seat belt, $25 plus costs, Gary L Howard. Pomeroy. far lure to drsplay valtd IFTA permll. $30 plus costs, Mrchael L. Wnght. Inglis. Fla . speed, $30 plus costs. Tammy D Reed. Hockongpon. speed. $30 plus costs ; Charles R. Adktns, Oak Hrll. speed. $30 plus costs Meigs announcements We have a lot to lose on doomsday EDITOR 'S NOTE: Tom Raum coven national and International !lffain ror The Associated Press SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carl'kr or Motor Route On<! Week. .. . . .. . .•.... . .. . . . .$2 00 One Monlh S8 70 One Year . . ..... ....... . ..••S104 00 SINGLE COPY PRICE Da•ly . • • .. • •.•• ....• 35 CcnLS Suhscnbc: ~ not dc.'imng to pay lhc carru:c may rcmtl m ad v :~ncc dtrcctto The Da1ly Sentmcl <ln a thr(C, m: or 12 month baSIS Credtt wtll be gwen umcr ca~.;h wee k No suhsmphon tty matl pcnntllcd tn areas where humc camcr !>trvtcc ts av :ulahlc Puhhshcr rcscl'\'c ~ !he nghtlo adJu:il Tiles durmg lhc subsenpuon pcnod Subscnpt1on ralc ~.: hangc.o; m;~ y be 1mplcmcntcd by changmg the Uur;~t10 n of the subscnphOn MAIL SUBSCRIPTION lnsidt Meigs County 11 Weeks . ..S27 30 26 Wecb . . .. ... .SS3 82 52 Weeks . .... . ... ..SI05 56 Riles Ollts.lde M~ Cotlnly 13 Wcckli 26 Wc~ ks . .•. .. • . . ••.• .S29 25 $56 68 52 Weeks . .. ....... .. . . .S 109 12 Reader Services Correction Polley Our main concem In all stories is to M If you know or an trTOr in I 'story, call the aowsroom at (740) 992· 2155. We will <heck your lafonnatlon and make a romdloo If warnnted. ~actunte. . Newa Departments The main number Is 992-ZISS. lltpllrt· m('nt exteasiom an:; ' Gentral Manogec ...................... .Ed. 1101 1 New!l, ...........•.•....••.•...•...•..•.•...•.. .. Ed. 1102 or Ed.ll06 Other Services Advertlsta~ ................................ .E&t. llN Or<Uiatioa .. ....... .... .... .... ...... .Ell. 11113 ClauOied Ad& .............................EII. UGO Holzer Medical Center Discharges July 2J - Jennrler Conway. Melissa S1mpkrns. Lrllran Bun. Dan Moms. Lloyd Rankon. Kelh Gam son. Scou Hamer, Arleda Sompson. Birth - Mr. and Mrs Casey Staton. daughter. Galhpolts (Published with permission) . COLONY THEATRE . FRIDAYTHRU .•... ..• • ...••• .....- HARRISON FORD IN SIX DAYS, SEVEN NIGHTS .., • ~ ..•• ..•• .••• I ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 .l•• Garner C. Griffin Gamer C. Grrffin. 102. Alfred. Mergs County's last remam10g World War I veteran. dred Thursday. July 23. 1998 10 the Arcadra Nursrng Center, Coolvrlle. Born Apnl 25. 1896 tn Coolvrlle. son of the late Wilham Cunts and Sarah Emily Basom Gnffin. he was a farmer. aU S. Army vetemn of World War I. a member of the Tuppers Plarns VFW Post 9053. a member of the Mergs Chapter 53 DAY. the Drew Webster Post 39 Amencan Legton. Pomeroy. and a former secretary of the Modern Woodmen of Amenca. He rs survrved by one grandson. Kevrn O'Bnen of Columbus; and one nephew. Charles E Powers of Dayton He was also preceded rn death by hrs w1fe. Mabel Carr Gnffin. a daughter. Wrlma O'Bnen, and son-on-law, Charle s O'Bnen. a brother, John Gnffin. and two srsters, Hazel Powers and Dorothy Stout. Servrces wrll be I p m. Saturday 10 the Wh11e Funeral Home. Coolvolle. wtth the Rev. Sharon Hausman officratrng Bunal wrll follow on the Coolvrlle Cemetery. where mtlitary gravestde servrces woll be conducted by the Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053. Fnends may call at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today. Piketon plant privatization alarms Russian suppliers Meigs' final WWI veteran (Continued from Page 1) live rotlnds of ammumtton and our canteens lull of water. wh rch we replemshed at a nver or creek . Our ossued muons conSISted of two or three cans of vegetables. three or lour cans of corned beef hash. a couple ol cans of Jam. and our hard tack buns. about the srze of a wrener bun "We generally JUnked the vegetables to lighten our load, but kept the rest When officers called a halt at mghtfall. we got our corned beet for supper "After that. a couple of us peeled off the outer coverrng of our packs. JOrned them together makrng a lillie tent large enough for two We got some dead grass or pme brush for a bed , and, wrth our packs for prllows. crawled tn. t1red out from the day 's hrke It seemed only a few mrnutes untrl mornmg roll call We struggled out. panty alive . w11h strtf necks to swnd 10 lrne and be counted. Then we had breakfast of Jam and hard tack washed down wnh a lntle w.ater The ground wou ld be frozen and the pot • holes covered wllh tee -; "Soon we would be on our way. • gom g where . nobody knew" : About fiv e years ago. live livtng Mergs County World W:JI I veterans were pre sented medals honorrng the 75th annrversary of the armrsuce end rn g the conllrct All have "nee dred Grrfftn recentl y <<kbrated h" 102nd btrthday at the nursrng home whe re he was rnterv rewed by sever- : al members of the Merg s l County/Ohro Brcentenntal Commll - 1 tee He was the first of several veter- l ans to be vrdeotaped by the commrt- l tee "' a p.1n of preservrng a century l of mllltJf) h1stnry lor futur e genera- 1 trons "Lafc has been good. bul now 1l'... ~ Iough." commented Gnftin rh.ll day He wenr on to say rhar he prays to • the Lord every nr ght '" "pur me tu ! sleep and take me home · Hrs praye" have been answered i l i i ! Ingels case goes on trial (Continued from Page 1) cases agarnst Ingels because the "brzarre allegatrons are so srmilar." "It's a behavroral fingerprint ." Crush sard before JUry selectron began on the tnal. Another 14 women who say they also were drugged and molested woll not be made a part of thrs lrtal for terronsts The pnvatizatron. whrch began now. Crush ruled Monday. But. he sard. he reserves the nght Thursday wllh a drrect publrc stoc k to bring them on later. An additional offerrng. was approved by the Clrn30 women wrth srmtlar allegatrons IOn admmrstrauon last month have been found. he sard, but therr Admonrstratton officrals sard at the names have not been released. lrme that even after tt becomes a pnCrush also ruled. according to the vate company. USEC wrll be requrred Enqurrer. that he wrll allow a wttness to buy Russ1an uranwm to te>trly that she sav, one of the vrctrms go 10 and out of Ingels' bedroom clad only tn underwear He woll also allow Ingels tu testrfy that he had Unrts of Meogs Emergency Servrces answered five calls for assrstance or group sex wrth some ol the women Thursday. Testrmony rs strll underway tn the CENTRAL DISPATCH tnal, w1th s~veral women havmg 12.47 am .. assosted by Rutland untl. Cremeans Road. Chester Sexton treated al scene REEDSVILLE 4.36 p.m . State Route 681 . motor vehrcle accrdenl. Jess rca Barnnger and Victorra Gable, Camden-Clark Memorral Hosprtal . COLUMBUS !AP) - The famr RUTLAND ly of a reen-ager krlled hy a prl 2·13 p m.. wrth Central Drspatch. Mergs Mrne No. 2. Raben Sham. OSU escapee who had commandeered hrs Hosprtal voa MedFlrght , Ronald Black. O'Bieness Memonal ijosp11al vra prckup truck has sell led wrth Franklin MedFh2ht. County for $1 3 mrllron 4.11 -p m. Mergs Mtne No 2. Donald Goodson. treated not transponed . The seltlement. whrch "to be pard Kenneth Ferguson. O'Bieness Memorral Hosprtal. John Gaus. treated not to the estate ot Charles Orals. must be transponed. approved by county commrssroners SYRACUSE and rev rewed by the probate court. 2:14p.m.. SR 124, lmagene Knapp. treated not transponed Oral s. 18. "''" krlled rn Aprrl 19~7 by Alva E Campbell Jr . who escaped !rom a shentf".., deputy whale bemg transported to court rna wheelcharr Coalrtoon of Rural and Appalachran (Continued from Page 1) Drstncl wrll pay 60 percent of the Schools. • Approved fuel brds from BP for cost ol the operatoon, wrlh Southern lubrrcants, transmo ssron orl, dresel and Eastern paying 20 percent each and heatrng otl and Englefield Otl The localron of the burldrng has Co . Manella, for motor orl and not been decrded, but Well satd that gasoline; unleaded the ESC ts constdenng a storefront • Approved a cash rmpressed syslocatron rn Pomeroy tem lor the athletrc dtrector to pay The board employed Danny oflicrals and secunty for athletrc Thomas as varsoty a'ststant football contests. coach. Scott Christman as JUntor • Authonzed the deposrt of "pay to hrgh language arts and readrng play" fees rnto the athletrc and band teacher. Emrly Bobo as a hrgh school accounts on a one-)e:JI trral basts ; an teacher and Cathy Srmpson as DH ,• Approved the purchase at mateteacher Professronal growth expense rerm- rrals to reparr the roof leaks and gutbursement was approved tor Brll ters on the weight room • Set a specral meetrng for July 31 Blame and Bryan Durst at I 0 a m. to drscuss personnel and Well noted that an $8,000 advance other necessary 1tem:s and the reg u· to replace fall athletic equrpmcnt. lar rneetrng for Aug 19 at 6.30 p.m approved la<t month. was advanced at Tuppers Plarns Elementary to the athleuc Iund. rather than the Present were board members John athletrc boosters. as was reponed by Rrce. Greg Barley. Roger Wrlllor<l. the board Rrck Sanders and Mrke Marttn. Well lim Dr lion of the Athletrc Boostand Treasurer Lrsa Rrtchte ers and Pam Douthrll. athletrc drrector. drscussed the replacement olthe equrpment. whrch was located rn the dtstnct s werght room and the hrgh school locker rooms at the It me of the tlood . In other actron. the board • Approved membershrp renewals in the Ohto Coalllron lor Equll y and Adequacy rn School Fundrng and the By FREDERIC J. FROMMER Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - An Ohro congressman satd he's not surpnsed thai pnvauzrng the Untied States Enrrchment Corp has alarmed Russoan government officials · It po10ts out what we have been tryrng to say to USEC management and the T re.rsury Depanment for months,'' sard Democratrc Rep Ted Stnckland. whose drstnct oncludes a USEC uranrum plant rn Prketon. Ohto "They have put therr head rn the sand and onsulated themselves from rnformatron contrary to what they believe " In a Jul y 17 leuerto Sen Pete V Domemcr. R-N M . Ru ssra·s mrnr ster of atomrc energy. E.O Adamov. warned that pnvatrzatron could Jeopardrze an agreement tn whrch the U S buys Russran uranrum to keep 11 out of the hands of rogue nalrons and ; already tes tllied aga10stlngeb. who .! ts accused of drugg1ng etght women and then sexually molestrn g some of: them He r ~ also charged wrth krdnappmg . gross sexual ampos111on. sexual battery and attempted battery. Squads answer 5 calls Victim's family settles for $1.3M Eastern Board slates FRI, SAT, SUN, MON n fi'Miyll IEillJ 1:18, I:J5, 5:411,7:45 '"".., - - """" llllrdly II ............. 1:10, 3:3ti, ti:4G *************** BIG [8 CaHFot Uov•t-Tmes ' MO'VIeS 1-740-753-3400 Matlnl!es EVcRroAr 1000 Cars, Trucks. and Vans All In One location! MADEUNE '" WALT DISNEY'S MULAN • 446·1088 MONDAY CAR ~DAD NIGHT POMEROY·RACINE LODGE 164 FREE AND J..t\._ ACCEPTED MASONS ~ J5Q'H Anniversary Open House at the Lodge Hall On SR 124, Racine, OH July 26, 1998 - 2·4 PM Dinner for Members and Guests Refresh•ents tome Out and Help telehrate 150 Yeant Open 'to The Pultllc ,,, - Dea.th·. Notice . ....................•.......... .l Association. ' - Meigs County Court The follow10g cases were settled Wednesday in the Metgs County Coun of Judge Patrick H. O'Brien. F10ed were . Steven A. Darst. Pomeroy. seat belt. $15 plus costs; Karen S. Wheeler. Pomeroy. speed. $30 plus costs; seat belt. $25 plus costs. Todd A Trrpp. Pomeroy. seat bell. $25 plus co<IS, far lure to drsplay valid regiStrallon. $20 plus costs; Maunce S. Chevalrer. Reedsvrlle. seat belt. $25 plus costs. Raben L Frances. Newpon. speed. $23 plus costs; seat belt. $25 plus costs; Enc D Gumm. Parkersburg, W.Va .. speed. $24 plus costs; seat belt. $25 plus costs; Barbara L. Thress. Logan. speed. costs; Davrd A Young. Columbus. exptred operator's lrcense. $150 plus costs. three days Jarl and $75 suspended rf valid operator's lrcense presented within 60 days. speed. $29 plus costs. Jason A. Manken. New Haven. W.Va .. underage consumptton, $200 fine or 40 hou~ communoty servoce. costs. three days Jar I suspended. probatoon unttl 2 I years of age. Je,od A Mank10, New Haven . W.Va.. underage consumptron. $200 fine or 40 hours communrty servrce. costs, three days Jail suspended, probation untrl 21 years of age. Bernrce M Fleck. Parma. speed. $24 plus costs; Nathan Goodwrn. Reedsvrlle. seat belt, $25 suspended. costs; Max W Wrlson . Shade. speed. $24 plus The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 24, 1998 $21,950* $15,950* $11,950* Braaf Nrw IY c•evy llrand Nrw JIJIJII Aslrl RIISH R•l ClOY. Vln All New 19911 ruallar crand Am SECnupe ~nrvy • VIsta Bay Windows • 4 Captains Chairs • Color TV • VIdeo Cassette Player • Rear Sofa Bed • Loaded! • Automatic • Air Conditioning • Power Door Locks • AMIFM Stereo • Traction Control • Nicely Equlppedl • Sport Suspension Pkg. • Air Conditioning • AM/FM Stereo • Rear Anti-Lock Brakes • 16" Aluminum Wheels • Nicely Equipped! s-srrles Pimp �- ·-- . ...... .I . . .~- L.L. Tournament By G. SPENCER OSBORNE OVP Staff Writer In the opening of quarterfinal action in the Kyger Creek Little League Tournament Thursday night at the Kyger Creek Employee< Club field . the Gallipolis Reds beat the New Haven Reds 8-5. Later in the evening, Point Pleasant Mead's Body Shop cracked a mid-game tie to defeat the Racine Marlins 10-2. In the opener. two scoreless innings passed with both teams combining to produce one baseronner. Casey Taylor of Gallipolis reached on a first-inning walk . But in the third. New Haven committed seven of its eight errors. Combined with the Gallians' capitalizing on their three hits. New Haven\ two walks and a wild pitch, they scored seven runs. Caleb Litchfield's two-run homer in the founh and Anthony Mitchell's solo shot in the sixth weren't enough to keep the sole Gallia County representative from making the final four. The Gallians' Tyler Barry, who retired the first eight batters he faced before surrendering a walk, fanned your column. I cut it out and brought it to her. Ann She was so honored and thrilled that our story was in the paper, she Landers IY</1. lo• A~~clcl T1111<'~ showed it to lll her visitors. S)·•dtULC i l\d CIU hlU · Five months later, my darling Sytltltc;tte passed away peacefully in her wheelchair. That column was in her Dear Ann Landers: I sent you a hands whee they found her. letter. without my wife's knowledge, God bless you for giving my dear a bout "how we met.. , wife those last few moments of hap· I told you I met a beautiful piness. - Norman in Sunnse. Fla. young gi rl at a party and the only Dear Norman: I remember your information she wo uld give me was letter clearly. Her name was Rose. I that her last name was Cohen and am honored that I was able to give she lived in Brooklyn. I made 40 her those last few minutes of happi· calls a ni ght until! found her. ness . Thank you for letting me A short time after I wrote to you , know. my wife fell and hrokc her hip. I had Dear Ann Landers: I met a to put her in a nursi ng home. While wonderful divorced man soon after she was there, my letter appeared in my own divorce . and we began dat - 10, walked four and gave up three hits (Mitchell's fourth -inning infield single was New Haven 's only other hit) . The Gallipolis hitter; were Barry, Shaun Klein (both 1-3). Cody Cald· well and Andre Geiger (both 1-4). !nniru: l21lill Gallipolis 007-100=8-4- 1 New Haven 000-203=5-3-8 WP - Barry (Klein save) LP - Mitchell Mead's Body Shop 10 Marlins 2 In the nightcap, Mead\ Body Shop took a 2-0 lead out of the first inning following run-scoring singles by Ken Durst and Lee Plants. The Marlins cut the lead in half in the second when Mike Roush·, sacrifice grounder sent Joe Phillips home with thetr first ron. After holding MBS scoreleS> in its bottom of the second. Racine tied the game when Zach Connolly, who reached on third baseman Nigel Thompson's error. scored on C raig Randolph's single to left center lield . The Marlins maintained the tie in the bottom of the third when cente1 fielder Dustin Brinegar leaped ovet the fence in left center to catch Brandon Bonecutter's homer-bound drive. But the West Virginians' persistence paid off in the form of an eight· ron jailbreak in the fourth . it. You enjoy it," Rockies manager Don Baylor said of his starters. "In this ballpark, when you get two good-pitched games. they're appreciated a lot more because of where you have to play." Colorado had to endure a onehour, 31-minute rain delay in the nightcap before sending Cincinnati to its seventh straight loss following a I0-game winning streak. The Reds, who outscored the Rockies 44-24 in a four-game <eries here in April, never led in either game. "Too little offense. too late," Reds manager Jack McKeon said. "Once again, you have to score more than four !Uns to win here." .... :-:-:··-. ! '· ' . Sermonette GOOD JOB, CALEB I- New Haven third base coach Mike Mitchell PLANTS SCORES - Moments after Racine pitcher Cole Brown congratulates Caleb Litchfield as Litchfield rounds third base and (top) committed e throwing error, Mead's Body Shop's Lee Plants heads for home following his two-run homer In the fourth Inning of sprints home with the tl&-breaklng run In front of catcher Derek Thursday night's Kyger Creek Little League Tournament quarterfinal Teaford In the fourth Inning of Thursday night's Kyger Creek Little contest against the Gallipolis Reds, who won 8-5. (OVP photo by G. League Tournament quarterfinal game. This started an eight-runs riot Spencer Osborne) that put MBS on Its way to a 1o-2 victory. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) Racine pitcher Cole Brown's padded the lead with a three-run douthrowing error, which sailed pa~t ble. Later in the frame. MBS capi· Mead's hitters were Plant s (2 ·3 ), Pomeroy Indians vs. Point Pleasant shortstop Jordan Bass following Phil talized on an error and two wild Durst (2-4) and Frank Bonecutter ( 1- Home Care Medical at 6 p.m.: Mason Johnson's back-to-the-mound chop- pitches to get two more runs. VFW vs. Rutland Reds at 7:30p.m. 2). per. allowed Plants to score the tieDurst whiffed II, gave up four ~ ll!.lll!!i Saturday's semilinals: Gallipolis breaking run. hits (Phillips went 3 for 3, and Ran- Racine 011-000=2 -4-1 Reds vs. Mead's Body Shop at 6 After Bass replaced Brown on the dolph went I for 3) and walked three Mead's 200-SOx= 10-4-2 p.m. : tonight's victors at 7:30 p.m hill, MBS got bases -loaded walks to in a complete-game effort. Brown Sunday's Iinals: Saturday's losers WP - Durst Travis Epling and Frank Bonecutter and Bass combined to strike out nine LP - Brown in consolation game at S p.m.: Sat· to score two more runs. Durst further and walk eight. urda y's winners in title garnt: <~ t 6 : ~0 Today's quarterfinal finales: p.m. -·- •t Los Baseball . I AnJ!d..-~ Colt•r;\ll!l An rona : 5:AL standings NY :·Iwn l)i~isiun l!C L fit. Wl • ~cw York 7 1 1.\ 7~0 1JOSL{ln I Balttmnrl' II Tort\Oit• ~ ~T;unr<~ Uory .~1'1 ~, ~XII ~I ~I . ~00 ~ I .~ ~ 4~ ~ 17 h2 l74 y; ' 11 ,_ I "Ch~<· a~" : J ),•LJoll ,. .. ., [j !.1· Di"i.~iun <.:tntral ; CLE VELAND • Mmtlt.·M>Ia " lbm;t' C11 y w~strm q +I .' iM ~~ ~ -~ ~ .~0 ~~ ~f ,WC) It . ~~ :'1 ~ ~7 4.16 ~ 10 ll ' 1 11 OiYi!iiun ;. '(',· • .1 ~ ~(\ ~~ 'i.'4 .' •1\ n;rllt.'llll ~ -~ ~ -" .Ci~ ) ~(", :'i-1 ~~ 40 ~~ ~~ -" ; 'll:Lki ;ULII :·: so.:;HL~ •J' Ill _, ~: Au;dlt'LIIl ti. Mtntk.'!itll;t 5 (10) IX:t1n1t l.CLEVELIINl>1 ll t"hl tL 1'1. Ttrronhr 7 t iO f •• ' H.•lll llltlrt" 'J . fhklantl 7 ·1c .\a.' X. K . 1n ~as Ci ty 4 •tnn>lllll Bichette's 15th homer off Pete Harnisch (7-5) in the first inning of Game 2 gave the Rockies a 2-0 lead before rain forced the grounds crew to cover the field after the second. When play resumed, Walker followed a single by Ellis Burks with his II th homer, a~d Bobby Jones pitched his best game in two months. allow- ~ •; 1o -~~ ~1'1 ~ 1(1 ti~ 1'iti Sunday's ~ames l'lnnJil ill Phlionldphi;1. I• 1~ p.m Atlrmw 111 P11t~buq:h . I :.l~ [l.lll t>.h•ntr~al at ~·hlwauktl' . 2 : ()~ I'm N Y M.:H ;11 llu~·:I!!U Cul-ls. ~ ~(I p 111 Hnuslttll .11 S:m DL c~ 4 l. ~ 0.~ p m CINCINNATI otl ~an Fr:ln(istn. ~ 0~ \Utt Sl Lolli s :tl (ulor:~Un. HO.'i p 111 1\riw na at l ; 1~ 1\n!!dl' '.lt O ~ p 111 . 11 ML"I ~ fl. Milwauh·L" ~ C ul"ls 2. Montrea l I Cnlnn u.lo ti. CINC I NNATI~ St Lnlll ~ 1'1 . S;Ln Fr ;m ci~l· n I San DLq:n l Aru.nna n. Pt t tst"lur~ h 11. nnnti<L I Ati<Lni;L.l Plttl;li.k·lplu ;t ~ C"t•lnralit• b. CINCINNATI~ HtlUStPn K. Los An~.: I..:~ f1 (I til Leskanic striking out Chris Stynes with runner> at llrst and second for his second save. Jones' only big mistake wa.' a tworun homer by Eduardo Perez that cut the lead to 4-2 in the fourth . The Rockies got the runs back in the sixth on an RBI double by Jeff Reed and a ron-scoring single by Neifi Perez. Baylor wa.s ejected for the first time this season after arguing a call with first-ba se umpire Rich Rieker in the sixth inning or the second game. Baylor was upset when Rieker ruled that a two-strike foul tip by Bret Boone hit the ground before going into the glove of catcher Reed . '"Normally I don' t go out unless I feel like I'm right. " Baylor said. ·· You say the magic word. and you go sit down." 11111 1-'1. j()·().'i Tnni~ht's ~:ames ~:ames LX.·tr••ll ( r;l l"t~ tn l!l· r 1 - ~ l at CLEV ELAND lt",•lotl .10 ~~ I O'i 11111 • Sc.1HI~ 1 1.1~~"' 'I Il l 1t flllltnltl rc ( R I)l) rt ~n..-l I : rm '- -~) al San Fr;m.:l,l"" Saturday's games Fluri!I:L I Ho.:r n;rntl l'/ 7 -71 :11 Plul :r d c lphi a SL· I ul hn~ NY I O·'Jf. I l .~ pm (Yuslur 4 -h ) :11 C hJ r;t;:.t l hokt ~ Ctr h~ (Tap;mr 11 -ll ). ) l .'i p ILl l"INl"INNI\TI (l';!rtl' 1· 11 11 S:tn h .rn~· l '<ll (lit · Ll/ 0-lf). 4 ll.'i 11Ill St 1.<>11 11 I MotTl' I lll.•t (.",l,.r.nln tWrrt: llt ~ - 'I I -a o.o: r m 1\tl:mla (Ncal!k• 10. 1() .tl l'r1t .1 1lur ~h I C ••h~•u \1. . MI. 7 ()<: It ill Mnnlrl·.t l (['L'"" ' ] I Il L ;rl Mrl" :t u ~,.,. I ~ . ul 1'1 - ~ 1. II.O'i l' m H1110ltlll ( i(l• y uu iJ ) 1 !-~1 :II S;r u llt <').!" i l ..:m).! ~ ltliL l- .1). 10 U.~ 11 tiL Artll>na ( tJaal J. ~ ) :11 L•'~ An;:_do:' {Drl•tlurt (t·X ). 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"I'd hate to be here and get two losses next to our Thursday's scores t :a!'l1l'rn ' · :: runs. ing three runs and six hits in seven innings. · "I think I've proven I can pitch here at Coor.; Field, .. said Jones. who may be caught in a numbers crunch when starter John Thomson returns from the disabled list Sunday. ··call me crazy, but that should be .>orne kind of factor.·· Colorado needed three relievers to close out the ninth with Curtis Scoreboard .•',• ,. ' Bichette, the major league batting leader, went 5-for-H to raise his average to .344. Walker finished the day 5-for-6 with two walks and three $9,950 Amrrican Lt-a~ut IJ ,\LTIMORE OR IOLES · Tr:ttlctl OF-1>H Ju.: Carter In the ~: m Fr :m.:isn• Gi .uu s f,r IHIP Domn Bh-•d CLEVFI.ANO IND IANS Tr:ulcJ H. HI' J ,~l· ML',a. 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These summer days, our 14 acres demand our constant attention. The abundant rain causes our grass and weeds to grow vigorously. So I know about work, but who wants to read about such a boring subject. While E-mailing a Bible verse of encouragement to a friend this morning, the Lord showed me a different verse: Isaiah 30:18 (NASB ), 'The LORD longs to be gracious to you, And therefore He waits on high to have compassion on you. For the LORD is a God of justice: How blessed are those who long for Him." That's excit· ing 1 And ri ght. then. when I wasn't even searching for a story. He gave me one . Doesn 't he bless us when we try to help someone else? My heart wanned and I knew •hat He wanted to send this verse to you as an encouragement. Let ; rejoice in Him as we look at it. We ' II start with the word ·' LORD." He is Jehovah, our personal God. who saves us from our· in. He is owner, ruler and faithful to all His purposes and promises. HIS dtvmc nature IS eternal. We need to be gin each day with the LORD. YES' Next word: longs . You know what it means to long for someone or something . The Lord feels an intense desire for us to come to Him. He waits hoping and expecting to lavish Hi s love upon us. How wonderful' Run to Him today. My old testament Word Study hook defines gracious. It denotes a free and spontaneous willingness of God to bestow good on us. It God bestows freely the tokens of Hi s love and pity. pardons our sins. and merc ifully clfccts our del ivcrant"C~·rom_ puni s hmcnt and afniction . That's reason enough to love Him, also . Ann! her word - compassion . It means to he mild and gentle." He wait :-; to treat cnch of us with mcn.:y. Do you_need a little tenderness mi stress. I realize he needs space, and I am not a posscssi,·c person. However. the idea of waiting to sec what the future brin gs is gett ing harder Jnd harder. I hate 10 end a wonderful rclattonship that might have the oppor· tunny to grow. but it's making me an our re lationship is great the way it is I have no doubt that Bill is faithful. He calls me every ntght , and we spe nd weekend evening s together. P.S .: You went with thi s gink for seven years and didn't get tnvttcd to hi s daughter' s wedding '"" Wake up and smell the herring . So rn ctht ng ts mighty ftshy. Dear Ann Landers: /1 while back. you print<J a column about Reco nciliati on Day. It rang n hell with me . My parents and I had been highway. They lost one child and " found " another. Thank yo u a milli on times over, : i\nn. for pnnttng that letter. You are cstr;.m ged for six yea rs. and the split was so bitter, I felt there would dnlcnccs nn the los!-. of yo ur brother_: How fll lr ac ul ous that in the moment · ol such gn cl, yo u came back into : yPur pa re nt ~· li ve~. Ble ss Yll U for lctung me know I helped . never be a rcc onL" iliuti on. emotional wreck. -- Sti ll Hani!inl! When I saw thJt colum n. I J ct: H..kd in Florida - Dear Hanging: Afc you wtl[,ng to wri lt:' my. ptu('n ts and t:ncl(l..,C 11. I but in seven years. we have gone away together onl y twice . the door at the crack of dawn. I was not invited to his daughter's out-of- town wedding because it was "a famil y affair. " and he was staying with hi s mother What tolluwcd was tncrcdthlc . r ~c P rd1ng My parents rece ived my letter and vour col umn on April I 8. On the rrcvious da y. my hrothcr had hccn killed m a head-on coll is io n on the ' Makes honor roll Ju y o· Bncn. " ]l)l)4 ~ r:H.Iualc Ill M c i~ ~ H1 gh Sdwol. ''a" n:lllll'Ll to th e liomu rull for thl' Spnn g l lJ>J ~ ~l: llll..'..,t l' rat Kcntuc ~ y Chn . . ttan Co llege . Joy ,.., lh L' Oau ~ ht ~ r P[ Patn r ~ a rti st. Mar k Lani e r. w 1ll he 1n co nce rt Sunday at th e Ftr s l So uthern Bap ti s t Churc h. ~I 02 and Mary o· Bn cn. w tth Su nda y Sc hoo l a t Y: 30 a .m .. and mor ntn g wo r, htp at 10 :45 a . m. featuring Lanier. Then following a dtnn er. he wil l be in co nce rt at 2 p .m. La ni er will also be perfo rmin g at the "Shall we Gather at the River" , Saturday a t 7 :30 p. m. at the Pomeroy Ri'c' Amphitheater. Tll qu:~ lify for li ~tm g o n th~.: hn r11 1r rnll. a ~ tud c nt 111U \ l ht.: cnrulh:d f Lll" a mintmurn of 12 h our ~ (I f da ~:-.e . . anti havL' a sc mc:-t cr ~rad~..· pomt ava;~ ~L' hctwccn .1.1 and ) .74 . Kc n tuc ~ y Chri st1 :m Cu llcgl' 1:-. a rcgi\rnall y aL·crcJih:d . JliH ;IIl' ilh tl tU\ Ion wllh the mb.sion to cd UL",\I l' studen ts for Chri sti an kad ~.:r~ h1p .mJ service 111 til~.: church anU in r n1 kss ion ~ thruuglwut tht: v,.rn rlJ . He began his solo c areer !J s 1 year after tra ve lin g \lo' ith " Perfec t Hea rt " fo r a number o f yea rs . As a song writer . hi s work has hccn recorded Kingsmcn, Perfect Heart , Jame s Blackwood , The Boy s and many others Lamar O ' Bryan t. pa s tor at the First Southern Church . tnvit cs everyone to attend the amphitheater for making us a. Send <juestions to Ann Landers, Creators Syndicate, 5777 W. Cen· tor)' Bhd., Suite 700, Los An~eles, Calif. 90045 Mark Lanier to perform Sunday m Pomeroy at First Southern Baptist Nationally kn o\o,: n rc~ po n sib l c famil y og.1 in ond hclptng us heal. It : never would ha ve happened without • you. - E.R. in Folsom. Caltf. Dear Folsom: My heartfelt con· : kept my fing ers crusscd anJ prayed fur a miracle . to be trea ted like a pcrman-=nt long term mistress'.' If the J nswc r is "yes." you have the perfect companion. Do you want to he a wife ' If so. deep-s ix th1.'\ Rom eo hccam.c he isn't intcrc~ tcd in m.:t rri.:tgc On wee kend mornings. he is out dtrcctly hy T he Florida Bapti\1 progr a m and then join the Southern Bapti st congregation fnr the Sun - MARK LANIER da y program . JULY SPECIALS AT DON 'A'E MO,ORS INC. toda y·.' The Lord IS a God of justice. He is always fatr. always right. At times. we may not think so. hutth;ll doesn't change a thing . Father. tha.nk You for a word of cn~:ouragcmcnt for my ncwsparcr fricnJ s. ant..! for dclivcrinf! me from the horing suhjc~.:t of mowIll!.! t.!rass. Your word is dynamic. and indeed we arc hlcs sc d hccause ci"Y~,u r longi ng for us. I pray that we will acccpl Your gral'ious compas~ ion today by confessing and turn in~ away from our sins. Thank Ynu for Your understanding and constant unconditional love . Amen . Community Calendar FRIDAY CHESTER - Harvest Outreach Church on Rtchcl Road. Chester. camp meeting revi val. Friday and Sat· urday. 7 p m , and Sunday, 6 p.m. SATURDAY POMEROY Gospel sing, ':Shall We Gather at the River", 7:30 p.m . Pomeroy Amphitheater. Builders Quartet of Ripley, Eternity of Point Pleasant. female vocalist Sheila Arnold of Chester, with Mark Lanier, nationally rcco~mizcd recording as RACINE - Hudson reunion, Saturday. Star Mill Park, Racine; 5 p.m. Tahlc service provided, take covered dish . LONG BOllOM - Special service. Mt. Olive Community C hurch. Lonl.! BoHom. Saturday . .7 p.m. Evan· gcli~t Carsey to speak. RACINE - Circle reunion. Saturday, noon. Star Mill Park. Table scr· vice provided. those attending to take covered dish. CHESTER - Open hou~e at the Chester Volunteer Fire Department with viewing of the department 's new lire truck Saturday, 5-8 p.m . with free food and drinks. SUNDAY POMEROY - Singer reunion, Sunday, noon, Senior Citizens Center. POMEROY - Special service, Sunday, 6 p.m. John Elswd, interim CALL 740-742-25ll OR l-800-837-8217 657 .H 9 LS Sedan •laahr lol • :liOO V-6 • P. Oriwr'' Seat • AJ.m.1 CO Md Caso. • Totaly loaded $9,950 Central Dhi~ioo liou~ton 199811UIU llegul 1~ 11m EMh•rn DivlJion . 67 ~19,950 8To Choose From! }~L standings '·'. By Bonnie Shiveley Devotional Writer art ist. F(1od. rest rooms. Take ~ushion or lawn r.:hair · .\l"l.'~\ Wd h ll · ~f . 4 1l<; pm ·,·r .9- M). God's compassion and justice 1! UC"St Chtl.l):'ll W ilt t ~ S11x !S ift !L ~ :I ' 1-'1) ;H NY Y.m· •• I!\I(IIJI \1 l ~tl\ i; ur\ ' 'l - ~ ) oil n ," l••ll ( Sal>l.·rha ):<!ll • ~0- 'i) . ~ ()'i I' Ill , t l . t ~lan J t i-t ••)!l'r~ 10 l, .11 T,unp;r B:1y ( !\ ; lllt~l\:1 "'2 - ~l f., H pm • ,\u ;!IJctm iW.,)hhurn Ci.~ ) .11 Karl'"~ Cu y tRdr h· I am in love with Bill and can' t imagine life without him . but I am beginning to feel like a long-term 5 CHEVY CORSICA 97 BUICK SKYLARK, As Low As 7,450or 8 OLDS ACHEIVA OR PONTIAC GRAND AM 96 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 8 96 BUICK RIVERA 95 CHEVROLET CAPRICE s 2 950 $]0,950 • Aulanalic • Air Cord!Knng • AWFM cassene • Cruse Control $11,450 in g. "Bi ll. " who is 13 years my senior. is great with my children and treats me beautifully. We've been together for seven years. and I've brought up the subject of marriage several times. Bill says he loves me and wants us to date exclusively but will not commit to the future . He says that Pom e roy Pike Po mnn y. t The c hur c h w ill he cc lch ra ting 1t s annual .. Hcrita s~o: Da y.. expresses his tender affection to us who have no merit lir deserving . . · Do you want to be a wife or mistress? Reader should reconsider her role : Rockies notch 6-4 wins over Cincinnati Reds in doubleheader ~ By AARON J. LOPEZ ; · DENVER (AP) - For one very : iong day in wh:it has turned into a ·very long season. the Colorado Rock; les put it all together. : · Dante Bichette and Larry Walker : each hit two-ron homers a.s the Col'orado Rockies beat Cincinnati 6-4 hhursday night to complete a soggy : day-night doubleheader sweep of the ; ieeling Reds. ·: Walker had his seventh three-hit : ~arne of the season and scored twice ; to help the Rockies win the opener 6· !II. Colorado starters Pedro Astacio (8l JO) and Bobby Jones (4·4 ) each ?pitched into the etghth inning. ~: "You never get used to it. You like Page 5 Friday, July 24, 1998 Friday, July 24, 1998 New Haven Reds, Racine Marlins fall in quarterfinal play Kyger Creek The Daily Sentinel >',By The Bend The Daily Senti.J.!~1 Sports • pastor, speaking; Evelyn Roush. singing at Poplar Ridge free Will Baptist Church. State Route 554. MONDAY POMEROY - Open enrollment and registration. summer sess ion. University of Rio Grande's Meigs Center in Middleport will be held Monday. 2 to 6 p.m. at the Meigs Center. POMEROY - Grace Episcopal Church, Pomeroy, vacation Bible school. Monday through Friday, 6 to 8:30 p.m. "Hooked on Jesus" will be theme. To prcregtstcr. call 992-5673 . RUll..AND - Rutland Garden Cluh. annual ptcntc. Monday evening. 6 p m. home of Donna Jcnk· ins. Members to tour Janet Bolin's gardens at 5 p.m. and Jenkins' gar- dens hcfore the picnic. POMEROY - Meigs County Veterans Service Commission, 7:30 p.m. Monday. at Veterans Service Oflicc. Mulhcrry Ave .. Pomeroy. CHESTER Meigs County IKES family picnk. Monday, 7 p.m. at the lzaak Walton Farm. Take table service and covered dish, and shotgun for trip shooting. TIIESDAY POMEROY - Meigs County Health Department, free immuniza· tion clinic Tuesday, 9 to II a.m. and I to 3 p.m. Meigs Multipurpose Center, Pomeroy. Child to be accompanied by parentllegal guardian and to take immunization recond. 95 OLDS AURORA 8 18,450 95 BUICK lESABRE 17,950 Custom . V6, auto, air, tilt , crutse. AM/FM cass, beige 95 CHEVROLET CAMARO CONVERTIBLE a ir, till , cruise, AM/FM cass. black .. 96 CHEVY 5·1 0 BLAZER 4 Dr. V6 . auto , a~r . !tit , 1 . vs. . 12,700 auto, 1 cruise, red 12,900 auto . t1lt . cruise , '12,600 .. 97 CHEVROLET LUMINA vs. air, 97 CHEVY CAVALIER 2 DR , 4 cyl , air, auto, AMIFM 1 cass, white . . . ...... 10,400 98 PONTIAC SUN FIRE 2 Dr, 4 cyl , a1r, auto , tilt , 1 AM/FM cass..... . . 12,900 98 OLD$ DELTA 88 Loaded, V6, auto , air, tilt, cruise, 1 PS, PW, AM/FM cass , only 6,600 mt. maroon . Like new 18,700 97 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 4 Dr, auto , air, till , 1 ·c ruise, cass , white . ....... 12,750 96 CHEVY CAMARO V6, 5 spd, Hop, air, AM/FM 1 ....... 12,800 ' 97 CHEVY H 1500 .. .... . 4 WD Sportside , VB, 5 spd , air, till, cruise, white on ly 3,300 mi . super sharp .. 95 FORD F150 XLT LWB , VB. . 1 21,850 auto , air, till , cruise , only 5,700 mi . n Blue/Silver like new . 96 5·1 0 EXT CAB 18,400 I 1 15,400 1 10,800 V6 , 5 spd , air, !tit, cruise , red .. 96 5·1 0 EXT CAB 4 cyl. auto , air. till . c rUise , .... 1 12,750 cass .. 94 GMC YUKON 4 x4. loaded . 117,200 maroon 98 GMC SIERRA SLE cruise , only 3 ,500 mt. LWB . 4x4 . VB, auto . atr, cass , ttll . 123,800 · ·· ···~··. ON THE SPOT FINANCING i\\'i\ILABLEU £0N\'ENIENT AND FAST%%% ,. -- -·· ·• offer~ not Included. ot tredlt Low rate be restrltted DON 'A'E MO,ORS,, INC. POMERO)i OHIO . (740) 992·6614 • (800) 837·1094 Mon.·Fri. 9 am·B pm; Sat. 9 am·4 pm; Sun. 1 pm·S pm £:8:7 DfEVRDLfT I PoN AC. PI U I~ ~ ~ BUICK• r?uatrr(L{' ;'~"'~&. ~ Ges IJ • I ,, ... �• • t• , • Page 6 • The Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Daily Sentinel Friday, July 110 .·cET THE DOME! Buy • Sell • Trade • Rent • Hire Public Notice Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE Ia hereby given that on Saturday, July 25, 1998, at10:00 a.m., a public sale will be held at 211 West 1.5 miles west of Rutland . Copies of the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS and SPECIFICATONS may be obtained at the Office of TRIPLETI · 'Second Street, Pomeroy, ENGINEERING SERVICES Ohio, Tho Farmers Bonk CO. located at112"1• COURT and Savings Company STREET, POMEROY, OHIO . .parking lot, to sell lor cash upon payment of $50.00 for each set, which will not be the following collateral: refunded. 1996 FORD MUSTANG GT The Engineer 's estimate 1FALP42XOTF114954 . The Farmers Bank and for the project Is Savings Company, Pome· 5101.955.00. roy, Ohio, reserves the right /S/J. Charles D. Barrett, Jr. . to bid at this sale, end to Pres. Leading Creek · withdraw the above collateral prior to sale. Further, The Farmers Bank Cons•rvancy Dlatrlct, Board of Dlrectort1 (7) 10,1 7, 24 3tc and Savings Compony Public Notice reserves the right to reject .. any or all bids submitted. FLirther, the above collateral will be sold In the condition it Is in, with no express or Implied war- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Case NO. 98CV021 (Judge Crow) ranties given. For further Information, BANC ONE MORTGAGE contact Tim at985-4289. CORPORATION Plaintiff, (7) 22, 23, 24 3tc -'IS- Public Notice LEROY SIMPKINS, S., et al Defendants. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IN SUIT FOR FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE Owner Lee Roy Simpkins, Sr., 34481 Corn HolloW Road Kimberly D. Simpkins and Rutland. Ohio 45775 Joseph P. Gilbert, whou Separate sealed BIDS for last known address Is 2244 the construction of Williams Hollow Rood, WILKESVILLE WATER LINE Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 . and EKTENSION PROJECT will the unknown heirs, .Leading Creek Conservancy District be received by the Leading Creek Conservancy District at the District Office 34481 Corn Hollow Road, Rutland , Ohio until 5:00 P.M . Local devisees, legat•es, execu· tors, administrators, spou&· and demand for relief of which pleading is to fore- close the lien of plaintiffs mortgage recorded upon the following deacrlbed real estate to wit: Property Address is: 35134 Leading Creek Road, Middleport, Ohio 45760 and /n Loving );(emory of Charles 9. 'Dill "<Tfie love of a father is a bond never bro~en, rtfie love of a father is sometimes unspo ~en, ·/fie love of a father is patient and strong, rtfie love of aJatfier is felt n/1 life /or1_q." "Jfappy 13irtfiday 1Jad" July 25 es and assigns and the unknown guardians of minor and/ or Incompetent . the Conservancy District · whose main office is lo~ated Business Servic classified ads 120 E. Fourth Street, 8th Floor Clnclnnali,Ohlo 45202 513) 241-3100 7) 3, 10, 17, 24, 31; (8) 76tc MON. &WED. 6:30P.M. RUTLAND POST 467 STAR BURST $1200.00 work wonders! THE COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP Candle Making Supplies •Wax •Scent •Etc. Refills Variety of Gilts. Open Tues.·Frl. 10 am-6 pm Sat. 10 am·4 pm Closed Sun. & Mon. SR 124, Minersville, OH 740-992-4559 "At• ••••t tur c1ndlt ,.,tlu." 6125/M 1 mo. pd . $50.00 01 MORE PEl GAME BEECH GROVE ROAD R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand 985-4422 on State Route 124, Chester, Ohio 10125196/11n @&~~~ • HUGE YARD SALE no? Has full time and part time LPN positions available for all shifts. $500 sign-on bonus for eligible candidates. Please stop by and fill out application if interested. Phone 740·992·6472. Custom Homes ONE MAN BAND Remodeling M&J On site custom sawing with a TimberKing Portable Sawmill "Build Your Dream" 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 7120196 1 mo pd SAYRE TRUCKING Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites Reasonable Rates Top Soil, Fill Dirt Racine, Ohio 614·992·3470 Roofing • Repairs •Coatings •Sidings STORM DAMAGE REPAIRS Backhoe, Dozer and Utility Work, New Construction, Remodeling Joseph Jacks 614-742-2138 740-992-2068 Computer Graphics Designs All Landscaping & ·Lawn Services •Commercial •Residential Owner, Mickie Hollon Chester, Ohio 740-985-4422 41'2/Mitf~ "Free Gravel, Sand, ROOF TRUSSES Southern Yellow Pine Construction Custom Engineering 5 Parts Warranty. BAUM LUMBER · "WIIere Qualily Doem '1 Cod More" 740-446·9416. 1·800-872-5967 St. Rt. 248 St. Rt. 7 Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 74()..985-3813 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock Garages • Replacement Windows Full Line Of Water Storage Tanks Septic & Cistern Tanks Sewer Pipe: 3" tbru 8", Gas Pipe & Regulators Open: 9:00-4:30 Weekdays 9:00-12:00 Saturday Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 614-992-7643 740-992-1135 for a l'ricc Quote! 360° Frognet Internet Sign-up point fur "----• ·Mtigs and M11son Counties "' ·"114 Court St. Pomemy, Ohio 45769 across rn,m 1he Cnur1 lluuse. ... Sat. 25th Live Band 2 .00 Cover We should not weep! God took you from your pain, To rest with him Until we meet again. Missed and Loved by your Wife, Children, Grandchildren and Great-Grandchildren Canning Tomatoes for sale u-pick or we pick 3127/TFN Has fill Includes Rebate 98 PONTIAC GRAND AM FREE DELIVERY ON ROOFING SHINGLES STNA $25.98 square positions Many colors in stock! out application financing 8 22,925 Also in stock if loaded, (99 Grand Am trade) car, 9000 miles 14,400 Dimensional Shingles interested, Phone 740-992-6472. EOE New Homes & Remodeling Garages, Pole Buildings. Roofing . Siding Commercial & Residential 27 yrs. exp. Licensed & Insured ~ . : ;... Gust. Sed. White, List $24,888 S.E. Factory official car, 5000 miles, C.D. Package, New player, Emerald Green , List $25,300 Quality Furniture Plus 8 22,229 Includes Rebate •Residential air conditioning •Auto air cond itioning ·Heal pump •Installation & Service $25 service call. Oon Smth 37814 Peach fork Rd . Pomeroy, OH 45769 992-2735 5 29982mospd ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION · •4, •New Homes . •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES Discount 985-4473 Beanie Baby .. 7/22/lln ....-J~&"!""L~S~ID~IN~G~&::-"1 INSULATION •Vinyl Siding •Soffit •Fascia •Seamless Gutter •Roofing •Replacement Windows •Stationary Docka •Blown Insulation •Garagll •Decks 241124 Pole Building at1rtlng at $5995 740-9e2-2m 42123 St. Rt. 7 P.O. Box 250 Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45 783 (740) 667-7388 1-800-200-4005 I Free Estimates MEIGS REFRIGERATOR 7,000 98 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 740-992-3987 ,, Serv-U (619) 64f>.8434 ~ 740-698-9114 or . l] i ·~~ 6111/98 tfn YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE ·Room Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing ·Roofing •Interior & E•terior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio Gun Shoot every Saturday Night at 6:00. P/B Contractors, Inc. Everyone welcome. Game Room open 5 pm·11 :30 pm Weekdays Sundays 3 pm-10 pm • Bobcat Service ·Concrete • Masonry • General Commercial and Residential 6/23(1 mo. Free Estimates (Cu1 No Job Too Small Brian Morrison (740) 985-3948 Out lor Future Discount) THE APPLIANCE MAN "Need repair on any nmke?" 1 mo Howard L. Writesel ROOFING NEW·REPAIR • Washers • Hot Water Heater • Ranges • Refrigerators • freezers • Dishwashers • Dryer Call Ken Young Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES (740) 9115-~551 ® 953 AKC Aegtslered Basion Tamer, 8 Years Old . Spade & Shots. To A Good Home. 740·388·9362. 740 · 388·9824. Free Kittens To Good Home. 4 ·6 Month Old. 740-245-9100. 5128/lfn Puppy Gmos old, red. part Chow & m1xed . good with ch ildren . good house pet304-675·1 193 Small male dog . Call before 2pm. 304·675·3865. Yellow & while male k illen . 3 mo nth s old . serious calls only . 740·992·9107. Saturnay. 144 Mulbeny Avo. All Yard 51111 Nust Be P1ld In Advance. Deadline: l :OOpm the day before the ad 11 to run, Sunday & Monday edition· 1'llfll>m Frlday. House before Methodist Church on Elm Slreet. Racine. lots of eve- rything. cheap. Sat 7125, !H 80 Auction and Flea Market Rick Pearson. Auction Company. lull time auctioneer, complete auction service . Licensees J66.0hlo & west Virginia, 304773o5785 Or 304·773-5447 Wedemeyer's Auction Service, Gallipolis. Ohio 740-379·2720. 90 Wanted to Buy Absolute Top Dollar: All U.S. Sil· ver And Go ld Coins, Proolsets , Diamonds. Antique Jewelry, Gold Rings. Pre · 1930 U.S . Currency. Sterling. Etc . Acquisitions Jewelry - M.T. S. Coin Shop, 151 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, 740-446·2842 AnliQues. lop prices paid . River· ine AntiQues. Pomeroy, Ohio. Ru ss Moore owner. 740 ·992· Antiques & clean used furniture , will buy o ne piece or complete household , Osby Mart in, 740 ~ Wanted To Buy : Junk Auto's Any Condition. 740-445-9853. wanted To Buy : usecs Mobile Homes, 740·446·0175, 304·675· 5965. FOUND : Small dog. red fur, blue collar. jusl above VFW 1n Mason . 304·773-6157. LOST OR STOLEN: Confidential Reward. neutered male Beagle . tell ear missing . Pliny area. 304-937 ·2954 Lost· male Go lden Retr iever in Tuppers Plains area . Reward . 71~71981 mo. pd 70 Yard Sale Gallipolis & Vicinity AIJ, Ytrd Salol Mua1 Be Peld In Actv.nce. QEAQLINE: 2:00 p.m. tho day before tho ad Call 614·843·5426 11 to run. Sundly edition • 2:110 p.m. Friday. Monday edition - 10:1101.m. Sotunlay. Friday And Saturday Womens Summer Clothes. Small S izes Guess Jeans, Baby, Kids Clothes COs , Eel . Sun Valley Or. Spring Valley past Cinema Girls Tikoa & Women• Clothes. Little Toys. Etc .. Saturday. 9·? 3228 Cora Mil Road. July 24th . .25th. 8-? 382 Ktrr Road LARGE 3 fAIIILY: 2 Mllll Out IJIIIt l()'gtl Road. Frldly & Sotut- IIIY- '. Babys lller Needed For Eva:1lngs 2 :00 · 11 :30 P.M. In My Home, Sidwell , 740-368-9902 Before 2 P.M. Posllons: 110 Help Wanted S$$ DANCERS WANTED SSS E•cellenl opportunity for the right girL $500(•)Per week earning potential. No exp necessary, must be at least 18. Coll6 t4-992-6387 Admlnlttratlve Alllll8nt Needed Fu11 -11me posttion available in lo· cal offi ce. Qualified person shoulr:l be able to handle a heavy work load , multi ·line phones and have good organi2ationa l skills. Computer experience with Wind · ows is requ ired . Experience in Word Perlec1 & Excel preferred Send resume Ia: Box CW·22 c/o Po int Pleasanl Register 200 Matn St. Poin t Pleasant . WV Arb ors at Gall ipolis is currently accep ting apptica ttons lor state tested nurstng assistants .' We <~re loo~ing lor dependable ap · pt tcants Benef its are available II you ha ve any ques tions , please co ntact Usa Shor! at 446· 7112 Appli ca1ions will be ac· cepted from Bam to 4:30pm Mon· day-Friday. Arbors at Ga lltpOIIS ts currently accepting appltcations for AN ' s. we are looking lor hard worktng dependable applicants . Exper i· ence in Long Term Ca re Is pre· rerred, but not necessary. Bene: fits are available. If you have any questtons. please cMtact Lisa Short at 446-71t2·. Applications wil l be ac cepted !rom 8am 10 4:30pm Morday -Friday. locations. Part Or Full-Time Dental Hygien· i st Needed To Jom Our Denta l Team . Please Submit Re&umes To Drs Smtth & Jorgensen 995 Jackson Pike, Suite 101 . Galhpo· lis. Oh io lt5631 Pharma ctst . rapi dly growmg pharmacy IS looking tor a lull or part tune pharmaCISt whO tS inter· estea 1n a pharmaceuhcat care pracuce . excellent pay and bene · ltts _ N o hot1days , no Sundays Send resume to · Box 752 , Athens . Ot11o 45701 or call 1·800 322-2182 Pharma c1st Rap1d!y Growing Pha rma cy Is l ooking For A Full Or Pari · T1me Pharmac1st Who Is I nterested In A Pharmaceu11cal Care Prac11ce . Excellent Pay And Benetit s No Hot10ays , No Sun · days Send Resume To. Box 752 . Athens. OH 45701 Of Call 1·800· 322·2182 PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING SPEC IALI ST begtnntng the 1998· 99 school year lor lhe Athen sMe igs Educational Serv •ce Cen· ter . Submtl letter ol•nte re st. re · sume . 3 letters o1 recommenda · lion. copy o! transcnpl and CLr · ren1 certthcate to John Constan· zo, Supenntendent. 507 Atchland Avenue . Su1te 106 . Athens . OH 45701 as soon as possible _740 · 593·8001 or 740 · 992 ·3683 lor more •nlormation . Rewardmg And Chattengmg Pos1· lions Avatlat)e For Gall~~~ • PART-TIME RN • PART·TIME STNA Must Be Fnenoty. Outgomg & De· pendabte . Apply In Pers on At Scenic Hilt s Nursing Center . 3t1 Budtriage Rd., Bidwell . OH45614 • Medical Lab Tech (Pari · Time Galllpolisl · • Nurses Aide (Short ·Hour Point Pleasanl) Emplover Offers Excellent eener.ts And Work Environment. Only Qualitied Appl~nls Need App~. An Equal Opportunity ErnpiOjor Send Resumes To · Human Relatklns Department 90 Jacl<son.Pike. Gallipolis. OH 45631 ·1562 Caregiver For Elderly women Room. Board . Salary, 740-367 · 7463. Cosmetologist Needed Guaranteed Salary, Versus Commis sion . Pa ir:! Vacation . Benefit s. 740-446-7167. Detective - Private Inve stigator Tramees. Good wages, 614·523- 6458. DRIVING POSITIONS AVAILA8LE' CLASSAOTR' Singl e Oliver . Late Model Ken worths With Reelers. West Coast CaiTier. • FULL·TIME LPN Roct<sprmgs Rehab•litatton Center is seekinQ a part lime fill ·•n cook.dishwasl'ler, etc . Please ap· ply in person : Rock~pnng s Reha bili tatio n Cen t er. 36759 Ro cksprings Road . Pomer oy, Oh to 45 769 . NO PHONE C ALL S PLEASE. Sale and frtendty place to wo rk , cashter and clerks lor an shills Send resume cloThe Da•ly Senl 1· nel . P 0 Box 729 ·65 . Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 SECURITY OFFICERS Wac kenhul ts Taktng Appll ca · ti ons lor full/pan ttme postho ns Must s ubmit to drug screenmg and have GED or H.S d1ptoma Paid holiday s. tree un•lorms and more . Apply ; James M . Ga vtn Power Ptanl . St Rl . 7, Cheshtre . ·Oh at the Matn Guard Hou se 740-367-7331 EOE WFIHN CLASSBOTR: Thornlon Greenhouses. 740·247· 4334 . needs taoor workers to ptck tomatoes. ages 16 & up, $5 . !51 hour. Team Straight TrlJck, late Model Freighlliners With Sleepers . Must Have Air Brake Enclo rsements . 800 M ile Radius . Home Deliver · ies. Wanted : Lady Companion To L~ · l n . Free Board , No Smoktng. No Drinker. Charles Ric hard s 740· 446·3419. BOTH POSITIONS' 140 Business Training At Least 25 Years Old -AI Least :2 Years Experience Good MVR SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK GOT Weekly Pay Health Insurance Available Work Well With The Public YOU STARTfD... But Your Em . player May Demand A L•lt te More. let Us Keep You learntng Train At Nigt1t Take Adult Tratn ing At Buckeye Ht!l& Career Cen · ter_ l ei Us Know Your Interested Fall Reg• stratton Is Open In JLJiy Stop In Or Call For A Brochur e 740 -245 -5334 . Frnan cta l A1d Available To Those Who Quahty 437·8764, Hrs:8 30 A.M. ·5 P.M. Easy Work! Excellen t Pay I As semble Produ cts At Home. Call Toll Free 1-800 ·467 -5566 Ell. 12170. E~tperienced Auto Body Man. Excellen l Hours & Pay. Apply At : larry's Body Shop. 2046 Add ison Pike. Gali!>Oiis. Experienced floral designer parttime. Send resume to Box SF-23 c/o Point Pleasant Aegisler, 200 Main Street: Pt . Pleasant, WV 25550. Full ·lime Waitress . Apply In Person At: Holir:lay Inn. Gallipolis, No Phone Galls Please. INTERMEDIATE SEVERE BE · HAVIOA HANDI CA PPED be9inning the 1998·99 school year lor the Athens-Meigs Educatio nal Service Center. Submit letter o~ Interest. resume . 3 letters of recommendation . copy of transcript and c urrent ce rtifica te to John Cons tanzo . Superinlendent . 507 Ric hland Avenue , Sui te 100 . Athens. OH 45701 by July 31 740·593·6001 or 740·992·3883 for more information .JOB OPENING NOTICE 25550. lor more information. ino's Piua . Gallipolis. & Pomeroy • Ullra Sound Tech ( Fu ll- Time Gallipolis) • Head Receptto nist (Full· Time- For More Information Call 800 · EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 740·593-8001 or 740·9n3883 Found . med1um size red remale dog with blue collar, VFW/ Mason victnity, 304· 773-6157 . 286-6875 wrecked or salvaged vehic les. 304-773·5033. BBOJ. Found· 7-4-96 . Racine. Chocolate Lab with white spot on c hest . choker chain. call Ct1ris 740·949· 1020 •Special Discounts •Hands On Training Call Toll -Free 24 Hours. 1- 888· 2516. Found · 7·8 -98 . Wftites Hill Ad .. Rutland area . tan & white male Beagle, very sweet. 740-742 · Lost and Found Avon Representatives Needed: GallipoUs Area. Benefits: •Earn Up To 50o/. Oo Sales •Work From Home Knowledgeable And Experienced Individuals May Have An Opportunity For The Foilowlfl\1 ANTICIPATED ELEMENTARY MULTI -HANDICAPPED TEACH · ER beginning the 1996-99 schOol year ror the Athens·Me1gs Edu · cati onal Serv1ce Center . Submit lener of interes1. resuQl9, 3 leners of recommendation, copy ol Iran· scri pt and current cerlili ca te to John Consranzo. Supermtendent 507 Richland Avenue . Suite 108, Athens . OH 45701 by July 31 60 Avon · $8 -$20 / Hr. No Door To 1·600-296·0139 indlsls/rep. Adult & chi ldren clolhlng. ap· pliances, Saga & games. Friday & A cc~pting Applications AI Super 8 Motel. Gallipolis. Apply In Per· son. No Phone Calls. N ice House Cat to Gpod Home. Had Shots . Declawed And Spayed Call 740-446-0897 04S6 indlslslrep Ctf'H!' Opportunttlel Male Poodle to good home only, Merle Color Australian Shepherd, Avon $8- S20 /hr. No Ooor ·to · Door. Easy Cash, Fun 1-800· 361 · 24 1h, 25th, 26tP· Harrison Smith, 31205 Pine Grove . Racine. Rugs, curtains, misc. items. A'.JON ! All Areas I St:lirley Spears, 304-675-1429. 740-667·6427 Over 20 years experience. Free Estimates ,, Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity 576-2364 or 304·576·2134 • Vinyl Siding • Garages· • New Homes • Pole Buildings • Room Additions First Three Days FREE POPCORN ANO BALLOONS Opening July 1st. THE ALMOST EVERYTHING STORE New and Used We Buy-Sell and Trade Free Popcom & Balloons while they last: Come In al)d see us at 202 Eatllaln SL Pomtroy, Ohio 1112·1074 One Day Only! Sat .. July 251 h 6:00 A.M. t262 Neighborhood Road. The End Of LeGrande . Household Item s. C lot hi ng . & More! Good Condition. Don't Misst Long haired kittens . 304-675 · 5419 or 304-675-8168. LOtfG'S COttSTROCTIOtt 949-2168 Months) Hou seho ld Hems And lots More! (anytime) or 304-675-5955 after 8pm. Wed thru Sat. 740-742·8512 Ravenswood , WV 26164. 304 · 273·9385 . EOE , Genesis/Elder· cam fadily. 2500 BTU Kanmor6, IVC. (Used 4 Door. 'Bonuses' 4 Kittens. Mixed Coto rs . Very Cute. 740·446-0865 & Rabbit Beagle. 740-256--6559 . 7 40-698-7231 SNOWVILLE RECREATON CLUB Giveaway Long haired Calico kiUens . 304 - Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES 7/24/98 1mo pd New Craft Items. Disney Collecli· bles. Bab'f Items, (Bed, Swing, Car Seat. Carrier) Toddler Bed. Dishes . Movies. Con temporary Chris· !ian CO's. Bikes . Clothes (large Womens . Mens , Ladles. & Kids) Books, Singing. Soundtracks , 3 all white kittens, t black luzzy one, beaulilul, 8·9wks old . 304 · 675·3777 . Professional (740) 985-4180. Free Estimates l!r.o- 71 $2.99 plmln I Mutt be 18yrs + 2yr old registered black · lab. needs lots of room to run. Very aggressiiJe. good watch r:log but not good with children . Call 1304)733·5212. alter 6pm and be· lore10pm. PLUS After 6 ~.m. ·' 8 98 BUICK LESABRE Phone Owner: John Dean Discount 446-1276 For every piece of Action Lane Furniture You purchaseReceive 1 Free 98 BUICK PARK AVE. ULTRA Red , 9000 miles, 8 Chester wnte Attn : Georgie Boso, R .N ., O.O.N., 200 South Ritchie Ave ., J & D Auto Parts . 8LJying l:ARPET Take the pain oul of painting, and lei me do itfor you . Interior Before 6 p.m. leave message. windows, power seat. 1.9% Low rate - Black, sunroof, loaded, factory official 25 year Celotex Middleport, Ohio part-time and 12,880 O'DELL LUMBER available for all shifts. Please stop by 8 LINDA'S Pi\INfiNG White, sunroof, C.D. player, power 740-247-3644 @&~~~ 333 Page, Cpe, Topaz Gold, C .D . Player, 5 speed 888·891·1022. ATTENTION LOVERSIII 1-900-fiii0-1120 •1255 40 •Septic Systems •Basements •Excavating POMEROY, OH. GAWPOUS Clean Late Model Cars Or Trucks , 1990 Models Or Newer, Smith Buick Pontiac. 1900 Eastern Avenue. Gallipolis. · 5 Fri. 24th Karaoke Fresh baked foods. religion . quality lime and a solid life await healthy newborn . We are devol· ed. 110nest. couple looking lor to parenllng . Legal /co nfidential . Call Gina and Anthony toll-tree 1- alttlntt: Ravenswood VIllage I& now accepting applk:allonl lor lull time and pan time positions. Paid vacatiQn and nolidays. II Interest· ed . please appty in person Mon· day through Friday, Bam-.cpm or (BETWEEN SKYLINE LANES AND ICANAUGA DRIVE-IN} WATCH FOR SIGNST 992-6576 1·740·949·201520981 mo. 98 PONTIAC SUN FIRE ADOPTION: BACKHOE AND DOZER SERVICE Communications 98 REGAL SEDAN Personals 30 Announcements CALL Mizway Tavern 005 Woman Seeks Loving Man 45• For Ltlelong Rela1i0nship, Include Photo, POB 604. Kerr, OH 45643 JIM'S JEFF WARNER INSURANCE Located in the lnsuranct' l'lu.~ RuildinJt ANNOUNCEMENTS 4121/NHn 2!1219211fn CELLULAR PHONES Custom Built Computers, Pre-Ow ned Com pult:rs, Ndworks, Modems, Houd Drivt:s, Printt:rs, Upgr&~dc Your PC to a Pentium CPU and MB Today. 985-3301 G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY New Homes • Vinyl Siding New (No Sunday Calls) 740-446-9416 1391 Salford School Rd. Gallipolis, OH Chester BISSEll BUILDERS, INC. 7/31981 mo. "Huge Inventory" *Roof Coatings *VInyl Skirting *Water Heaters *Door/Windows *Electric/Plumbing Supplies *Fiberglass & Wood Steps Bennett Supply 39 Court torn . 12/18/lfn Discount Prices Call for Quote Today BENNETT'S HEATING & COOLING "Your One Stop Computer Shop" A Storage Buildings & Porches *Free Estimates ~ f!~!~!!' I. ·· For uses on Pole Barns, Garages, *Free Digital Thermostat 992-7943 Rib Pattern 1333 STATE ROVTE 7 NOffTH (614) 992-3838 MOBILE HOME PARTS $1.25 per running foot ($39.40 per sq.) 3' Wide x 10', 12', 14' & 16' Lengths Air Conditioners As Low As 128 a mgnth Heat Pumps As Low As 138 a month Limestone, HOME CREEK ENTERPRISES ........ lrlfllfffRM. _ "Ea$y Ot•cr tile Piloue Bn11k fi11mu:ing" HAULING Jacks Roofing & Construction Joe N. Sayre LANDSCAPE DESIGNS WICKS Goose clothing, slates, saws, clocks, baskets, wooden items Open 11 am - 6 pm 299 Third Street Free Estimates ~!!:.-'!!!.. 9" now serves Friday, Saturday & Sunday! Mon. thruThurs. 11 am-11 pm Fri. & Sat. 7 am -1 am. Sun. 9 am·B pm breaklast. lunch & dinner Southern Breeze EXCAVATING CO. Joe Wilson (614) 992-4277 1m . WBift PAINTED STEEL ROOFING AND SIDING Residential & Mobile Home Air Conditioners &Heal Pumps 614·992·5479 guess who's 16 on Saturday, '}uly25th? Watch out motorists! HOWARD Limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utilities Estimates .. WV Call (304) 273.5860 Ohio Call (740) 985-4297 (Lime Stone" Low Rates) SHOP • JULY 24th, 25th FRI6SAT 333 Page, Middleport, Ohio CRl\FTY LADIES 110 HelpWanted Help Wanted Alllnllon <;orttflocl Nursing Ao- Now Taking Applications AI Dom· 11~ Gallipolis & Vicinity 113 W. 2ND ST. God took you from us And left us here to mourn. Our lives were sad and lonely Our hearts were badly The Daily Sentinel • Page ~ Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio EOE Attorneys tor Plaintiff In Memory Of CHARLES "Mick" MUGRAGE The CONTRACT DOCU· - -· MENTS may be examined at Riverd(lle Homes 37121 Hocking Dive Logan, Ohio 43138 LERNER, SAMPSON & ROTHFUSS Time July 28, 1998 and then heirs of Lee Roy Simpkins, at said OFFICE publicly opened and read aloud. Christian Owned company seeks individuals to do Full or Part time Computerized Bookkeeping- Accounting work, or part time secretarial work available Knowledge of Quick books, Windows and MS Works very helpjitl. in Is case . BINGO .... - Help Wanted Paid Vacation, Insurance , 401 K & Profit sharing! Sr., Kimberly D. Simpkins being more particularly and Joseph P. Gilbert, all of described In plaintiffs mortwhose ntsldences are gage recorded In Mortgage unknown ind cannot by Volume 9, page 783, of the reasonable diligence be Meigs County Recorder's ·ascertained, will take notice Office. All of the above named that on the 19th day of March, 1998, Bane one defendants are required to Mortgage Corporation filed answer within twenty-eight Its Complaint In the (28) days after lsi publicaCommon Pless Court ol lion, which shall be pubMeigs County, Ohio In Case lished once a week for six No. 98CV021 on the docket consecutive weeks. or they of the Court, and the object might be denied e hearing - 24, 1098 Friday, July 24, 1998 - . Habthlation Program Coordinator to pro,.ide individual habilitation and voca tio nal program develop ment. Implementation. monitoring and review IOf' ovm Iitty adults whh d eve lopmental disabilities i n a supported employment work cen· ter . 8:00 a .m. · 4:00 p.m. Mon .· Friday. some evening and wee kends . Annual salary range $19.899 to $23.760 . Minimum re · qulrements: B .S. degree 1n Spe· cial Education or related held. Eh · glble to ob tain OOM R/DD Hab Spec . II ce rt ification: va lid Ohto driver's l1cense . Preferred : Ex perience with Medicaid Habitita · li on Center procedures and CAFS funding . Application dead· ltne July 31 , 1998. Send resume only to: Meigs Coi.Xlty Board ol Menial Retardation Developmental Disabilities P.O. Box307 Syracuse. Ohio 45779 EEO Emptover LIBRARY DESK CLERK Enrhu· sia stic Reader Wtth Strong Cus· tamer Service and Clencal Skills . Evenings (5 -9) Ana Weekends 20 + Hrs. Per Week . Starting Salary $6 .87 . Bossard MemOfial li· bral)', 7 Spruce Street . Gallipolis , Applications Accepted Unt1l 7/291 9ll9:00 P.M. E.O.E. Southeaster n Bus iness College Sprtng Va lley Plaza . 740·H 6 4367, 1-800 ·2 1<i ·0452 . Ac cr edtl · ed Member. ACIC S Reg 190·05· 12748 150 Schools Instruction LOOKING FOR A JOB ... Bu · Shari On Skills? Ga1n Sktlls I n One Year Of Tratntng In lhe Evenings . Buckeye Hrll s Ca reer Center Continue s In Its 22 nd Year Or OperatiOn . Tratn ln . Adult Basic EducaTion . GEO Test .ng Si te. Office Techn ology, Weldmg. lndustnal Main tenan ce. Pe ace Orticer /Correclions. SUCCES S. Auto Technology. Atr Condtlton · ~ ~Q & Heattng . Farm BusinP ss P:anntng . Analy StS. Co mput er Spec taltst. Custo mer Centered . .Yeatthcare Techntctan ( For mer tv Nurse Atde) . MR/ DO . Pre . Em· pl oyment Tra intng. And Mo re Gail 740 · 245·5334 For Cata log And InformatiOn 180 Wanted To Do ANY 000 JOBS Shrubs & w1:1eds lrtmmed. mulch· mg . flo wer beo s, landscap tng eelgmg . mow 1ng. sidewalk et c Free Est1ma1es Call 8t1t 304·675-71t2 Da rst Pnvale Care Home ha s open tngs lor male or remale el derly patiBnls, 740-992 -5023 Furntture repM. re ltn tst1 and rPs · torahon . also custom order s Ollt o Valle y Aelint shmg S hop, La1r,. Phtlhps. 740-992·6576 Georges Pon abte Sawm il l . don ·; haut your togs to the mill rust call 304·675·1957 Ha ndym<~n LaOOrer Pa1nttng, yard work . small carpentry Reasonable rates/ pnces per rob Phon e 740· 742 ·3225. 11 no an swe r, leave message Is The Heat Too Mu ch. Or Ju st No Ttme? We W•ll Do Landsca p· ing Mow Yards , Rooltng , & Ca r· penter Work . Call Anytime , FraP Esttmatesl 740·38H966 Prole ss•onat Tree Serv1ce . Slump Removal . r:ree Estimates ! In · surance . Bidwell, Ohi o. 614·368 · 9648 , 614-367·7010 . SEEKiNG EMPLOYMENT Seii-Moti .. ate d. Dependable . Re· spectable Hard Work tng Ch ris · tian Woman . 32, l ooktng For PfT Opportumty To War~ In Co ntunc· !ton W11h Present Job. Man · Fr• Starting At 4 AM. Or 5 A.M. Unlit 11 A.M. Or Noon. Prev1ous Man· agement Exp . Als o Works Wel l With Publi c. Call Rita , 740 -965 4487. Arbors AI Gallipolis Is Currently Accepllng Appticauons For State Tested Nursing Assistants . We Manager and maintenance l or Are Lootling For OependatMe Ap· . Pomeroy Clllt Apartments . Now pllcants. Benefits Are Available. n accepting resumes . musl have You Have Any Questions. Please sheriff and police report. drug Contact Lisa Short At 740·446· screening required. Send rasume 7112 . Applicati ons Will Be Ae · to 245 Union Avenue , Pomeroy, cepted From 8 A.M. To 4:30 P.M. Ollio 45769 or call740-992·7772. Monday • Friday. Route Ctrrler needed for Arbors AI Gallipolis Is Currently Motor leon · Evans area . 1 -800 -982· pickup klad. 304.S75·5035. lolondaf -FIIday. SUfl\liJr"dng areas. 30H75-2o405. Will haul junk or 'trash away. $35/ . Accepting Applications For RN"s S397 OKI. 1787. Will haul junk or trash away. $351 We Are Looking For Hard WorkIng Deptndablt Applicants. Ex· Nood Boautlcian•s Full Or Part- pickup klad. 304.S75·5035. porlonce In Long Ttrm Cart 11 Time For Busy Shop. 63 Pine Will stay nights with elderly. Ex · Proferrod. But Not Nectlllry. Slnlt~ Gallipol1, 740-441-o583. perlence & references . 304-675· Santilli Are Available. If You 7961. HIVI Any Qullllont, Pltlll Noodttl: Pan Tlmo Coke Dacono· tor. U11 Of An Airbrush & Kopy Contact Llaa Short At .740·4<11· Will take care ol elderly people 7112. Appllcotlons Will 8s Ac- Kako Machlno UsafuL Apply At ' In my home or yours , or will Ct!>lttl From I A.M. Ib 4:30 P.M. Dairy Quoon, Gaiilpolia 74-e- clean ·homes In Pt. Pleasant or 3271 • �" ...-.. ~rlday, Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel July 24, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio I ALl.EYOOP The Daily Sentinel • Page 9 BRIDGE NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER 1 Accoet 44 Challmlen G Wr1tar Lellhan 13 Nlw York lalt8 51 54 15 llabv eel 55 11 Donny- 1. Tlllod Buslneu OpportUnity 210 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommend s that you do buslneaa with people you know, and NOT to send money through the mall un1!1 you have Investigated House For Sale. Merce rville Area. Etecmc And Water For A Trailer Hook -Up , Call 740-446· 2580. 74Q-.4.46-3151 House , 2 Story Duplex . 1 BeCl· roo m Cottage . 13 Ptne Street. Gallipolis . Large Lot Shown By A.ppointment. Pnce $96 .000 740· 111o ontong 446-4999 Money Maker, Fully Equipped . Sell -Contained , Food Booth , Three bedroom, 211 Seventh Street, New Haven, WV, $35,000 , 740-992·5641 or 304-882-3712 $3,500 OBO 740-245-0EO:l -&oiMutl Everythtno needed to open a small oroce~ store II interested. Well -c ared lor house , second kitchen tn basement , large back porch & large garage 304· 875 · call 304-458-1567 3169 230 320 Mobile Homes Professional Services Llvmgston ·s basement water proofing . au buement repatr& done . tree asttmates . tllellme guarantte t2yrs on jOb upeuence 3G4-E75-2145 R& J -..g & Cooling Free Est1mates 24hr. Emergency Servtee 17yrs Experieoce Lowest Rales In Town ~7S.205e pllliliiiili_ii_ii_ii_____·l Nltro,WV 304-7511-61116 12x60 trailer, can be used for olhce tratler. $3.000 Without all' conditioner. $4 ,000 wtth , 740-9492217. 12x60 W1th t2x32 addition, 1 acre. 2 car garage. newly remodeled ln- stde & outs1de, Chester area, ITIJSI see. $40,000, call arter 5pm 740-985-39t7 14 ,;70 3BR, $999 Down 6 ONLY S179 per mo Free an & free skirt· lng H88-928·3<26. All real estate advertiStflQ 1n this newspaper •s subject to the Federal Fa1r HoustngAct of 1968 wtlich makes •I tltegaJ to advertt se ·any preference . llmi1at10n or drscnm1nahon based on race color, reltglon, sex lamthat stalus or naltonal ongtn, or any mtent10n to make any such preferellCe , ltmi1al10n or discnmmatton " nus newspaper writ not knowrng!y accept advert•sements for rear estate wh1C1'1 JS tn v10lat10n of the taw Our readers are hereby mformed ltlat all owethngs advertrsed m thts newspapet are available on an equal opportunity basts REAL ESTATE 310 Homes for Sale 21 Burdette Add1hon . Jtlr, 2 lots, fenced yard Must se ll $45,000 304-675-2026 or 304·675-5921 3 bedroom 1 bath . very clean, make a good starter home. corner of 6th & Hooker tn Middleport. br more mfo ca ll 740·992· 2790, $55.000 3 Bedrooms 1-1/2 Baths, Double Garage. Fam•ty Room . Oak Doors & Tom . 3 0 Acres River Front Propeny, 740·256-1667 3. 4 Bedroom Aanch . New Heat Pump CA. Root, Vtny1 S~ng Eat· In Kttchen. Oak Cabinets. LA, FRI Firepla ce Insert . Fe nced Back Yard 24x24 (Heated) Detached Garage 740-245-5946 Or leave Message 3Bedroom . 2/bath lull basement. t/2 acre plu s. 2 car garage, fenced yard Camp Co ntev 304675·2421 3b r house 1n Ma son . approx Imately 10 acres. 2 8~t30 barn & shed $58.000 304-773-5132 3b r, 2 lull baths. UR , LA . OR , large kitchen , fully equipped. large Ioyer. 2-car anacned ga rage GalhpoltS Ferry 304 ·675- 1226 • 5 Bedroom s. 2 Full Baths, New K1tchen Breaklast Nook , L R Wtlh Gas FP. D A . Ollice. En· closed Back Porch , F.nt shed Basement Wtlh laundry Room & 112 Bath , large Yard W•th Beautllut land scaping. Nice Neighbor· 1'1000. ClOse To Shoppmg $160,000 Call Fot Appointment 740-446-9360 Days Or 740 446-8427 Evenngs MAKE OFFER Br 1ck house tn Meadowbrook . 3br. 2 ba th. large eat- •n ~lichen , dlntng room . hardwood lloo rs, screened-In porch lam•ly room. partia l ba seme nt. large storage bulldtng . CI A. na tural gas fur- nace $65.000 304-675-1798 By Owner 3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths. 2 Car Garage. Ba sement . W1th 2 Mob 1le Homes 740 -446·2851 . 740-446-9862 CONDOMINIUM LaPlace, 215 Second Avenue . 2 Bedrooms , 2 Baths. Located Downtown $79 ,000, 740 · 446 - 4299 Four bedroom hOuse. S 112 acr es, large garage with I beam . trol· ley and cham hotst , outtlutldmg, 24x24 ca bm under rool on hill. cash sale , S12,500 or may take older motor home on partial trade. 740-992·2594 Garage apartment . Middleport , great condition , new carpel. two t>edroom . bath , kitchen large hv· 1ng room . deck, 2 112 car garage. awning 14x70 Mabile ttome·15 miles from Pt. Pleasant , 11 m11es from Fraziers Bottom, owner financing with 12.000 down If you have bad credit. 01 no credit. owner wtll finance monthly payment $3SO 304-562-1878. 16x76 4br. 2 bath St . 195. down, $t93 permo Free ·air, free skirt 1·800-69t.em 1970 Odyssey on rented tot $4,500 OBO. 30H7S.3745. 1972 Homene 12x65 3 Bedrooms. Need Some Remodeling $900, Sertot.Js lnqu1nes Only, 740·256· 9109 1978 14x70 Festival 3 Bedrooms, 2 Batns, Like New Total Eteclric, Dalrvered 111.950, 304·675·5965, 740-446-0175 1978 Uberty 2 Bedrooms, Total E-.ctrlc. 12x55, 220 Air. Vinyl Und@rptnnlng , New Carpal . New Doors. S6 950 740-446-0175 , 304-675-5965 1979 Mobile Home 14x70 3 Bedrooms, 1 1f2 Baths, $8.500, 740- 388·9636 relocllting, 740-992·52..:1 tn Middleport- new kllch&n, oak cabinets . dishwasher, dispoaal, heat pump. truee bedrooms. bath and 112. call740-992·3465. New 3 bedroom. two bath home, 78 acre . Harrisonville area . $M.900. 740-742·3033 Opon-bySat. July 25, F1lrvtew Rold, 1984 ShuiU Mob1le Home, t4x75. 114 Hubbard Avenue, Slate Ro· uta 7 North, Kanauga, Ohto 740· 446·9818 1984, 2 bedroom , 1 bath. large kitchen & living room area . $6.500. 74().949-7007 1990 Spruce Rtdge 14x70 mObile home , very good condttton, 2 bedrooms. 1 & 1/2 baths, washer & dryer. stove. relrigerator. central a1r. l!x8 outs•de buNdlng, 740- 992-6582 1994 Noms Clayton 14x70 2 Bedrooms. 2 Baths. 2 Decks, CA. $22,000, 740-256-6851 . 1995 Clay1on Larue Mobi" Home, t 4x70 3 Bedrooms, For More In· 1998 Close out sale Save b1g $SS 2 3.4.Bedroom homes Trl · State Homes. Sl Albans . WV 350 Lots & Acreage 1 oox 150 lot in Gallipolis Ferry 301-67S.1226 2 acre lots or 8 acres . Bethel Road, WV 304-67S.7946 BRUNER LAND 740441-1492 Mtlge Co.: Lots + Lots All Newll Rutland, Whites H~l Ad , Just Off New Lima, 16 Aues $1<,000 Or 9 Acrea $12,000 Danville, Red Hill .,. GoH Rds , 6 Acre Lots $12,000 Or 8 Acres $13,000 Also, On SA 325. Nice Wooded 17 Acres $18 ,000 , City Water Dyesville . Very Remote 11 + Ac res Gallla Co.: Gallipolis, Neighbornood Ad. Nice tO Acye Building Site S19,000 Or 22 Acres With Pond $2t.500 Cash Price Fnendly Ridge, 8.5 Acres $7,500 Back On The Market 10 Acre&. Teens Run Rd , $t2.000. Call For Free Maps .,. Owner Fl· nancing Into. Take I0% Off LISted Pnces On Cash Purchases! Building lots. 2 (two) 5 acres , Bashan ~d at Morning Star. own· er financing 8%, 7~992- 5072 304· 736· 7295 70~t14 Vlndale w1th 8x14 exten · s10n , two bed10om , $4000 , lor more mlorma110n call 740· 992 · 6589 erv 1·801l-691 ·67n Help save my credit. make 2 payment& & assume low monthly payments W1ll pay to relocate Ca" 304·755-7191 Huge 28x 80 38R . 1 1/2 bath Starting at ONLY $39,999 Many optiOns available 1-888-928- 3426 Large selec.Uon ol used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Starting at $2995 Quick delivery Cal l 740·385· 9621 3 BRIZIIA Set Up On lot. Taka Over Pyml's, 304·736-7295 New 1998 14X70 three bedroom , Includes 6 months FREE tot ren1 . Includes sk1rttng . deluxe steps and setup Only S187 08 per month wtlh $1075 down Call 1- 1100-837-3238 New bank repos Only two left never lived In Call 1·800-948· 5678 New Ooublewlde 3BR, 2 bath $1 ,325 Down 6 $205 per mo. 1 3711EOH NOTICE Oakwood Homes, Barboursville, va Location Has Bean Ordered To LIQuidate All Inventory w o Down. Lowest APRI 304·736· 3409 Spacial 16x80 3BR , 2 bath $1 325 Down. 1205 Mo. Fra• air &1reo &klrting. 1-8()().691-6m Spruce Ridge Skyline. 72x14 two Trailer For Sale! 3 Bedrooms 1 1/ A round butcher block table & 4 chatrs . Juice man juicer 304 · 1 pail of Quakef parrots. 2yr5 old, halched first chick& . S150. pair, 67S.3734 W/l>lg cage, 304-576-2444 Baby Beddlno. 9 Piece J.C Pen- A Groom Snop -Pet Groom~ng Featuring Hydro Bath Don ney Set Including Curtains. Comforter, Ptilows, like Newt 7.40-441- Appllca!IOnl Now Accepted For Baautifuj 2 Bedroom Apar1mant In Country Setting. Living Room, Large Kitchen, Washe r /Dryer, Frlg , Stove. Dishwasher Provided Water & Garbage P11id , Tenant Pays Electric , No Pets No Smokers SIOO Daposrt 1450/Mo . 740-446-9585, Or 740-446-2205 Ask For Vlrglrua BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES ~T JACKSON Pets for Sllle Sheets 373 Georgas Creek Ad 1349 740-448-0231 . Baby Items , Carseat , Sl1ng. Etc Excellent Condition , 740-256- A K C. White German Shepherd Puppies. Serious lnqUlnes Only 1614 740-245-9213 Beanie Babtes, current & retired $8 .00 & up (no bears) 304-6753963 AKC Chow Chow Pupp ies. 2 Blact Mates. 6 Weeks Old, $200 Each 1 740-446-1947 ATTENTION: We'll PAY YOU Female Chihuahua 7 Month& TO LOSE UP TO 29 Pounds, •1 $100.00, House Broken! 740..256People Needod Immediately Oflor 6162 Expires. 7131198. CALL 740-441- AKC Registe red Boston terrier ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive from $279 to 1358 Walk to shop & movies Call 740-446·2568 . 1982, Equal Hcusing OpporbJnjty, Brand Newt Great Girt! COIYideo storage un1t Black and cherry Never out of box. S125 Holds up to UO disci, also holds tapes Call 740-992·6838 after 8 pm . Chrloly'o Fomlly LMng Aplr1monlt Pomeroy.,.lddleport. MonOay lhrOI.Il" saturday 9 ODam-9 OOpm. 1·2·3 bedrooms, Stove/refrlg. available, utiiiUes and cable paid , HUO accepted Children Wtl · coma. Ask lor Chnsty. COs & tapas notlncll.dod Burkhne Sofa $250; Maytag Dryer 1125. 740-3118-9636. Complete kitchen -stove, refrig erator, alnk, counter-top, cabl · nets ;))4-07~1805 . Gracious Irving. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Manor and Riverside Apartments In Middle· port . From $249·$373. Call 740· 992·5064 Equal Housing Opportunities. 0 · 6·C dozer, turbo, till, 4 poll ROPS, sweeps, cargo 60 winch, l2ti,900, 740·992·5072. Fiberglass topper, bed liner, taUgate hner & protector lor Ford pupa, 4 males, 1 female, ready to go, molher and lather on premia· ea. $200 each, to good homes, 740-992·3418 AKC Registered Ron Weller&. 2 Females, 9 weeks otd, Shots & wormed 1150 00 each 7•0·3889788 AKC Sheltie puppies, trl and sabM and whhe. vet checked. ax· celient ped1gre1Pl. $250· $350 each. 74().698-1~5. AKC Yorkshire Terrier Puppies. Very Small ; Oaushchund Pup· ptes, CFA Registered Pers1an Kittens, Vel Checked, 7-40·367· nos Oalmat1on Pupptes, $50 Each. 7 Land For Sale 10 M1les Out Of Gallipolis On Stale Route 218, Good Home Site With Some Woods In Hannan Trace School District, Elementary & H1gh School. Call 7_.0 ·256·6228. Or 2566 Full -blooded Boxer pupp1es, 6wks old, all mates. Mother & fa· ther on pramrses, can see 304- 740-256·1417 One bedroom apartment tn Middleport, all utilities paid, $100 deposit, $270 month, call 740-992· 7806 Bam-Spm Full Srze Futon. Coffee Table With Matching End Tables. TV Stand, SingLe Futon, Full Siza Bed, Rode- NOTICE Ftonc:h City Pol Grooming Lot for sale- Gallipolis, 90x172 , ntce ne1ghbort10od , quiet, 740· 446-4722 Now takmg sealed bidS on com· mercia! lot on US 35 Henderson Ma11 bids to S1ders :1123 Malvern Ad Rock H11i, SC 29732 Opening date September I . 1998 Reserve the nght lo refuse any or all btds For info call 803·366· 9436 Racine- Dorcas/ Greenwood Cemetary Rd I Oak Grove Ad • 1.5 • 11 acres. 740·992·6542 or 740Scen1c Valley at Apple Grove. wv Bu1ldmg tots stngte wldes accepted . public water, 2C mmutes lrom new Bulfalo Bndge on Jerry's Run Rd Clyde Bowen Jr 304-576·2336 Smgle structure on 50x60 lot near swlmmJng pool, Middleport, grea1 possibilities. call740-992-0052 Two story building and lot. corner ol Cnerry Street & Qak Alley, Syr acuse, $9500, call 740·992·2631, 360 Real Estate Wanted Cash Paid For land In Galha County, Blackburn Really, 740- 446--0008 We Buy land 30 · 500 Acres We Pay Cash 1-800-213-8365 Antt'Ony Land Co Now Taktno Applications- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments $295/Mo .. 740-446· 0006 Qutred Call Toii·Free 1·868-840· 0521 I ·5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM $4,000 lo cal Gov' t & Ban k Repo'' Call t -800 ·522-2730, X 1709 large three bedroom farm house. carpeted, garage. $400 plus secunty deposit, al so apartment, 1275, 330·94S.4505 Male Wanls Female To Share 3 Bedroom Home Expenses Only In Country No lnstde Pets. Alco hol, Drugs Or Games If Interest- ed. 740-388-11423 After 6 PM. Nice 3br, references & deposit No pets 34-67S.5162 Pomef'O'i· tour bedroom. SIR. new· ly decOrated. HUD. no pets. small yard . patio , depo&lt . 7-t0-992- 6666 420 Mobile Homes lor Rent 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homts. au conditioned. $260-$300, sewer, water and trash Included . 740 - 992-2167 2 bedroom mob1le home In Ractne. no pets, 740-992·5858 • 5640. Mob1le home for rent ln MasOn No pets 304-773-5751 Small 2 Bedroom Moblli HOn\8 In Porter, Close To Schools, Hospital, Stores. Newly Painted, water, & Trash Pa1d, $250/Mo., $250 Thrie bedroom mobile home In Pomeroy, no pets, 740-992·5656 ltaller For Rent. 740-4411-1279. Two bedroom trailer for rent (available August 181), nice coonlry &effing. central air. porch, storage room , trees, big yard! !5 miles east of Racine, no Inside pets. references required, $3!50/ month plus deposit, 740·949· 2644 Mrllng&. 440 Apartments for Rent nlshed and unfurnished, security deposit required , no pets , 7-'0· 992-6619. 992·2216. Unbelievable. new 14x80. no payments after tour years Call 1- 1 Bedroom Apartment , Stove & Refrigerator Included. 740-446· 800-948-5678 2583 log Chair, CD Rack, Student De&k, Desk CllaJr, Lamps And Other Items Ava•lable Need To Sell By Surday July 2tillt, 741).446-9787 Rtver Bend Place now accepting appllcattons for HUO substdlzed apts for &lderly/handicapped or d1sal1led people EOH 304 ·882- GE 24ft cu' Chest type Freezer $100 oo. cookar Canner 21qt ., like new $40 oo. Canner Jars, 3121 or 304-882-3274. $1 25 Oozen. 740-446-3824 APT AVAILABLE NOW Twin Rivers Tower now accepting application& for 1br HUD slbsid· 1zed apt for elderly and handr· capped EOH 304-675-6679 Good Used Commercial Carpet , 50e Per Yard Can Be Seen At 17 43 Centenary Road. Gathpolls. 740-446·9585, Or 740-4411-2683 Grubb's Piano- tun1ng & repa•rs Problems? Need Tuned ? Call the p1ano Or 740-446-4525 CHela Motel Lowest Rates In Town. Newly Remodeled, HBO. Clnemax Showllme & D1sney Weekly Rates. Or Monthly Rates . Construction Workers Welcome 740-441 -5698. 740-441-5167 Heavy lined draperies, 11ght In co lor. $45, Sears exerc1se bike $15, 3 rack. walnut, qu1lt rack, $65: 740-Wl-2961 . JET AEAAnON MOTORS Repatred, New & Ratlulll In Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1-800-537·9528. Steeping rooms w11h cook1ng Also tra•ler space on ri ver . Al l hoo~ · ups Call after 2·00 p m . 304-n:l-5651, Mason wv Llqour License For Sale, $65,000, 05 Permit If interested. Send Response To CLA 442 c/o Galiipohs Oatly Tribune, 825 Third Avenue, 740-385-4367. 470 Wanted to Rent Gallipollo, OH 45631 . Wanted To Rent 3 Bedroom House In Gallla Co., Preferably Wltn Basement And Garage, Call Moving Have Side by Side 20 Cu . Ft Refrigerator, Almost New! 740- 446·0897 740-44e-2398 Aller 5·30 PM New western saddle, t:rown/silve1 trim $375 Brown Eng11sn sad · MERCHANDISE die used a few lrmes $95. 304· 562·1876. Household Goods One engagement and two wedding bands for sale. ask1ng $200. 740-992·6988 Appliances . Recondtlloned Washers , Dryers. Range& , Refrl grators 90 Day Guarantee! Fren ch City Maytag, 740-446- Pool For Sale. 27x4. Almost Newt Asktng $700 Evenings, 740-446· 4175 7795 Prlm11tar- low lnstallatton with rebate , first montn free, free HBO. StarOne special $49 lniUIItatlon. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryers . relnoerators. ranges Skaggs Appliances . 76 Vme Street, Call 740-446 -7398, 800·263-2640. 1-1100-499-3499 Queen Size Bedroom Su1te $400. large F1ling Cabinet Wltl'l, Securi· ty LOck 1100, 740-256-1~ Polly'l New l Ulld Fumltura Flags & Army Surplustt! 2101 JeHerson Ave Open 9 30 · 5 00 Mon·Sat Reconditioned Guaranteed To Work Whirlpool Washer $85: Hotpolnt Washer $85 : Whirlpool Dryer $75: Hotpolnt Dryer $75, Kenmore Refrigerator $100: Call Aftltf 5:30 740-446-9066 Used Wtndow Atr Conditioning Units. Olffarenl Sizts. Guaranteed, Scooters, Electric Wheelchairs, Sates· Rental , Trade . New & Used, Bowman's Homecare, 7-40- 740-11116-0047 Antiques 44e-72B3. Buy or sel l Rive rine Antiques, 1124 E. Main Street, on At 124, Pomeroy Hours M T w 1o·oo a m to 6 00 p.m , Sunday 1 00 to 6 00 p.m 740·992-2526 , Russ Moore owner. Miscellaneous Merchandise Seare Whirlpool Tub Spa, Foktlng PCP Champion Walker, CollectkJn Of Cape Cod Dinnerware, Never used , Oecoratalve Wall Plates, Smoking Ptpe&, Call 740 ·446- 0639 Set ot Iron horses with driver, wagon & barrels, Wurlitzer piano, 740-992-3860 "COOL DOWN!" Central Air Conditioning Free Estimates• If You corn Call us. We Both Lose! 740·446-6306 . 1·800· 29Hl098 1/3 carat. round diamond solltatre, The Pomeroy Thrift Shop has moved to 145 Norllt Socond A.,._ nua. Middleport (Cash Bahr's old bulldtng), bu~ing - baby Items. breakfast sets & good clean used furniture on consignment, Open Tuesday-Friday, 11·4, 740·992· size 6. paid 1800, will lake $550; 3725. Marquis wedding set 112 carat . size 7, patd $1400 . will take $1250 ; wadding gown with veil size 7, paid $700 wNI take, $300: 140-367-Q286 or 140-949-2481 Two 5 piete bedroom suites; 8 piece Danish modern dining room sune, 1 roll tcp dlok (motlorn), cafi 740-992·3897-. Spm. 2 Car Boy s & 2 Cappers . 740- 441.0708. 2 large doll oouses, furnished or Vacation rental· Southern Ottto, Molga County cobln. all ccnvon· lencas, hOIIub, fllhlng, paddle boats. hiking, dilly, -kly ralos, alaepa olght 740-tll2·!072. · 304-882·2436 2 Swlviel Rockttra, Mauve Color, Two Fo r $25; 2 While Luther cnalrs . Two For $25 ; 740-44e- 3318 Walarllne Special 31• 200 PSI 121.95 Por 100; 1" 200 PSI $37 00 Per 1Oo: All Brass Com· prelllon Fllllrlg11n Stock RON EVANI ENTERPRISES tubs, approx . 600gall $75aa. .loolrlon, Ohlo.l-«XX-537-9528 304-67S.3260 after Spm. WITH SIKKEHITHE BEAUTY IS IIORETHAN SKIN DEEP. 3 HP B&S Waler Pump Wllh 4 Sprinkler&. Stand& & Hoou ; Your dlek it lhll cenler of your 2·30x75 Round heavy plastic Craftsman Power Tools, 740.~ 1319. Brown couch ror sale Phone 304-67S.3440 • $100 Poodle puppies, tiny toys. AKC . shots & wormed, 740-667-3404 580 Fruits & Vegetables BLACKBERRIES $ 13-gal. You Ptc k $10-gal No Weeds. Berries On Fence 304 · 458-1667 Le8'o'e Message Pick Your Own Pea ches, Yellow, $10 Bu&hel, Brrng Containe r. Open 6 Days Week , Rayn or Pea ch Orchard . 5 M1tes South Route 7, Gatllpolrs. OhiO 740..446- 4807, S~ver Queen Sweet Corn, No Or· der Too Large Or Smam 7~- 8850. FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 f;arm Equipment tntiMitlnlng and roc:rtlllort ICUv· IIIII. SO don'! lull give II I 'lin· Ish'. Glvo II 1 quallly Slkktns finish w111t 1!t1 Colol DEK or Rut> . , t>oiDEKI)'IIeinl. PAINT PLUS (:104)175-40M. 1981 Honda CB900, 14,000 Mllel. Excellent ConditiOn! Aaktng $1 ,700, 740-245-9652 Evem~a Attef SP.M. 1980 ·1990 Trudq For $100111 Seized And Sold LOcally Ths Monlll. Trud<l, 4114'&, Ell: HI00-522-2730, X3901 . 1980 Toyota Cefica Dependable WO<I< Car $400 00 OBO 740-256· 9184 1982 Chevy Camaro. 1550. 1981 Eagle, 4-wd $350 304-576-2428 1982 Cutlass Sup11me. 2 D. 260 V8 Good Condition . S1 ,500 00 Firm 740-w.2..t568. 1983 Horizon Runs & Olives Greatt $450, 080 7<4{).4.41-1083 t 984 Chrysler 5th Avenue . Decen t Car $500 . OBO 740 ·441· 0584. t987 ~. pws, pwb, pwt, ami fm cau, auto, all new brake system, good wort~. car, askmg $500 OBO. 740-992.0139. Norih • f 2 740-4411-7020 1988 Bonneville LE. maroon, 4dr, new tires & brakes. good cond $3.200 304-67S.5792 after Spm. 1988 Cullass Calais Oldsmobile, Black.nnted WindOWS, AulomaltC, Power Steering, Power Brakes. 128.000 m~ 740-379-2796 1988 Dodge Daytona 2 2 L En- gine 1500 00 OBO 740-245-5870 1989 Dodge Dayton~~ . 5-sp $2,000 1992 Ford Explorer, $12,500 . 304 -675-5.t4t or 30467~116 Bonom Boal, Wtth Tratler. & 3 HP . Sears Motor . $700 Or Tradt , · $3,850.304·773-5241. 1990 Honda C1v!C, ntghway mile· age $3,000 304·675-4466 or 304-67H444 1991 Thunderbird , body -mini condttlon. fully loaded . sunroof, needs engme work S1.700 304· 675-1843 1991 Toyota Corolla OX 83 ,000 Motes, 5 Speed, 31 MI. /Gal .. I>C, I Excellent Condttlon , $4,500, 740· 446·3677 1 993 Davey Allrson T· Bird 302 HO, no mlles. extras . must se111 304-i75-3354 1993 Ponttac Grand Pm, bnght red extenor, gray lfltenor, 84,000 miles $6,895. 304-675-3324 1994 LHS BEAUTIFUL LUXURY CAR • leather seats. atarm sys· lem. cellular phone moon roof, 84k mges. nice car. call 740-742· 3082 days or 740-742-8403 evenings 1994 Ponllac Ftrebtrd , V-6 au· tomat1c, ali power. low mtles, $7900, 740·992-7614 or 740-992· 3085 1995 Caval1er, 2 door coupe, 5 speed , air, amlfm cassette, rear defroster, 76,000 miles. $6200, 1991 553 Sheeps Foot Roller. $42,000. 48 Inch Double Drum Sheaps Foot Roller $3, 200. MNPA Vibrating Tamper For A. 416 Cat $4 ,600, Tool Trailers 45 Ft ·30 Ft Hara t500 Ptle Hammer $23 000 , 1 Drop Hammers Wtlh 65 Ft Leads $7 ,500 , 1 Renco Straw Blowers $5 ,200, One 3 Inch Gorman Aupp Pump $900, M1sc Steel Beams From 20 Ft ·57 Ft. One 10 By 50 Offi ce Trailer $3,800. 1 Trench Box. 1 Pipe Lazar , 1 'rop Con Transmit , • 6 5 3 1991 Harl•y Oavtson FUiTC Soulb 113.500. Gcod Condnlon. Lets Of . •KJ10987S 9 K Chrome, Send Response To CLA ' 442, c/o Galbpolia Da lly Tribune. 825 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 12.700 304-67S.5441 Soutll 1994 Honda Magna V·4 750 cc: BARNEY 3909. 1995 Harley Sportsler 1200, CARD· PLAY IN' VARMINT!! 8 700 mtles Ex cond. many ell.· tras. read~ to go $8 750 304- 67S.1310 $4,600, 740·643·2916 Aller 4, 1997 Chevy Blazer Phone after 93 Honda Accord, 2 door cot.Jpe, auto. ktaded. 740.742·8903. 96 Toyota Camera. 19K. loaded. $18,500 OBO. 7..0.985-3831. Credit Problems? We Can Help Easy Bank Financing For Used Veh ic les. No Turn Downs , Call Transportation Problems? Let L:s Help! Call 740.-446-7278 Between Vemear Round Baltr, Arts Way 2 Ton Grinder, 10 Ft. Transport Disk, CO<n Pld<er, 740-379-2882. Your Area Bush Hog Deater For Parts, Aolary Cutters, Loaders. Tillers. Finish Mowers. Etc Carmichaels Farm & Lawn Midway Between Gallipoha & Rio Grande, 11 00 ·6.00 Or 740·388·9062 An yuma. Upton Used Cars Rt . 62·3 Miles South of Leon , WV. Flnancmg Available 304-458-1069 720 Trucks for Sllle 1982 Chavy S·IO, Black Emoron palnl. headers, 350 angina & tran smission , tinted windows. American.. racing wheels, sharp , ex. cond f3,500 304-773-5840. 1967 Ford 150 4 WD. 306 Cylinder, Runs Great\ Good Condition, High Mt~S 13.600,740-379-2133. 350 Ohio On Jackson Pika 740-448· 2412 Or 1·800-59<4·1111 . chromed-out engine, tift-kit, gumbo tires, small repairs needed, Your Area John Deere Dealer For Aaaldenllal And Commercial Lawn Equipment Compact Utility Tractors From 20 To 39 HP All Sizes 01 o4 WD Ancl· 2 WD Farm Tractors, Hay EqUipment, John Deere Skid Steer Loaders. Check With Us About Financing As Low As 2.9% On Lawn Tractors And Low Ratit Financing On New And Used Equipment. Carmichael 's 1994 Bluer, red , 4x4 Tahoe, 56,000 miles , 4-dr. loaded . 304- Farm & Lawn Gallipolis, OH 74044e-24121-800-594-1111 630 Llvellock Morgan & Saddlebred 4yr old gektlng, good trail horse. $1,500 0< wUIIrado. 304·562-1876 640 Hay & Grain • Hay lor 11le· 11 00·11 501 bole, alao mulch hay lor sale, $1.00/ bait. cal 740-7•2·2083. TRANSPORTATI ON 710 Autos for Sele 1975 Old&moblle Cutlass S Colonade, 1wo dOOr hardtop. 350 automatic, • new !Ires. new brake lines. nuda brakes. body folr. $350 OBO. 740-992-6988 1977 Chevy Corvelle 350 Au· tomatlc, 1'· Top, WNte, Tan lnterl· or, 50,000 Milts, $9,000 OBO. 740-44&-1021 . 1110 ·litO HONDA CARl FOR '100 Solred &SOld Looelly Thlt Monlh. Call HD0-522·2730 Ext. 4420. LATE, LATE 6AME!! 12,200. OBO. 304.e7S.2995 -- 35F..-Ul 9 Word in 1 Little Richard oong IOYews: Sp. II Hawaiian - 37A~ 3tC·' Paaa 4• Pau area Eul 26 Hooklike 2NT Paaa Pass Pau Pass 27 Poe1 Pound 29 E.all Indian West North Pass 2 t 2• 2• 12 Egypllan lizard 19 1111. oc:hool 21 Crony 22 Wood-cUlling tool • 23 EnvlrontMIII 24 Pencil part 25 Campua pans palm 30 Someuting unique 31 Decade Opening lead: • Q numbers Speed isn't everything 37 --carte 38 - of London 40 Correcl 41 Hh hard 42 Anllpolhy 43-· I have alway" thought ral:tng L·ar!oo 45 German river around ovallracks wilh only wall' In 1972 17 F1 lnpertal Tri-Hull With . 85 H. P Evinrude Motor And .. ~ Tratler, Runs Good $1,200, 740- · ~ cra....h into ab"urdly dang.c:mu'i . I'm a fan of Formula I gmnd pn• racmg. where al lea.\1 the drivers have tn change gears severnl times a lap and negotiate a variely of comers . Also. the tracks are destgned to lry lo lim ilthe danger. And Fonnula I cars are technical marvels. How long do you think it lakes a grand pm car 10 go from a standing sian, up 10 100 mph and back 10 stalionary? Atlhe bridge table. players should take some ttme ··at least 30 seconds -- when the dummy first appears. If entenaining hopes of being a reasonable player. you musl do some counting and fnnn a plan of campaign. Inslanlly pushing lhe accelerator IO the noor and chargmg forward thoughtlessly is fatal. What's your line in this four-spade contract? Weslleads the hean queen. After wtnning with the ace. East switches to lhe diamond queen. Despile no encouragement from Nonh •• b01h his bids announced a bad hand ·· understandably South wasn'l willing 10 stop shon of game. South saw that if the club queen wa.~n"l droppmg. he would have to play the trump sui I for one loser. Rec· ogmzmg !here was only one chance lo do Ihal. declarer led Ihe spade ktng from hts hand. As he hoped. the Singleton queen did drop. here from East: Wesl won wilh his ace Soulh won Wesl 's dtamond return, drew !rumps. tried unsuccessfully lo drop the club queen. and claimed 10 tricks. A commenlator claimed lhat a 1-onnula I car can go from zero to I00 and back lo zero in five seconds' . • 1977 Sea Ray 17ft 180HP/Mercrulser Inboard/outboard. dttpth • finder, am-tm-cassette, 1986 uatler $3,500 . 304-675-2314 aher FRANK & EARNEST 1978 18ft. Trt Haul boat 70np motor & tratler wfsome accessor lei. Boat & motor tn real good shape. Asking $3.300 form. 740· -we-3466 Tt115 GOMfC, ST~IP UPI>AT~I> 1985 Welcraft Ski Boat 19 Fool. Cuddle Cab1n. 140 HP. In-Board Mercrulser, Runs Good, Good Condlt1on W1th Skis. Vest, Knee l>AIL- Y. Bca•d. $5,200, 740·379-2133 1993 LX650 Yamaha. t995 VXR 650 Yamaha, Double Tratler, : Flush K1l, $7.000 OBO, 741>-256- • 1279 . 1995 1211 atummum Jonn boat, seats, aluminum oars , ancnor $350 1995 12· 1411 boat trailer. THE BORN LOSER $250 304-675-3581 N--It:> ..lUS\" v.li-V\11) IJrot\G wtm "'-'< DIE.T 7 35HP Johnson boat motor, run& g6od $600 304·675·5131 Kawasakt STS Jet ski, still under warranty, three seater, 83 horsepower bought new July of '97 . three matchmg Kawasaki ski vests and tra1\er all go w1th It, ~ $5000 . 740-949-2203 or 7"0·94920,.5. will cons ider trade lor a ' good pontoon boat. Sid thll IUmmert 18ft. Deep·V, closed bow, 160HP Mercrulser inboard, w/trailer, tile jackets & bumper& $2,050 . 740· · 446-3814 BIG NATE Auto Parts & Accessories HI, JENNY! HOW'S I1Y uODDESS Of THE ~~LINE • FA~ORITE Bed rail caps . Itt Chevrolet trudts. New Auto Body Parts & Acces- · sones for all types Of vehicles. Translormers Auto. 304-67~3324 46 ForHI denizen 47 Pull 2 ond 2 • logtlher • 49 Chubby 50 Unlntllt 52 Typo of """'' : 5311comeo before me CELEBRITY CIPHER c...ny by Luis Campos Ccl'*etr:::···r............_. -·......... 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PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES 6 UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS 19~5 Nomad Deluxe, 30 Ft Ftlth Wheel, With Slide-Out, Central Heat & Atr, Microwave. Stereo. Self-Contained . 1 Owner . Used Mucous - Tulip - Cuno - Bygone - YOUR SOUL Overheard at town mus1c hall "Some people say mustc IS the VOICe of YOUR SOUL " Very Li111e, 740-245-9376 1A96 Coachman Catalina Ute Travel Trailer, Excellent Condl· · I FRIDAY llortl Garage Kept, 7•0.256-6279, : 740-258-6757. 9 1/2 Truck Camper, AC , MW. • Showers , Furnace, 3W Frldg . TV., Ant, 3 Burn Stove, Oven, 20 . • Gal. Water Plus Hot, Hall Dam .. : 1988 GMC Pick-Up 314 ton, 350 aga,Sala$3,500,740-446-111' . nnglne 304-675-5780. 1968 Toyota pick-up, NICS NT LON8ll I WAS WATCHIN' TH' 750 Boats & Motors for Sllle Budget Priced Transmisstons A.ll Types, Access To Over 10,000 TransmissiOnS, 740·245-sen ' 1996 Kioti, 4WD, 3 cylinder d•esel compact utility' tractor, model 3054 , 30 np ' 50 hOurs, front tion.l50. 740-949·2119 ALL only, 740-992·3719 125. 74().446-2316 Vickie. 740·448-2897 4 hOle hog feeder In good condl- I WAS JEST WATCHIN'!! 675-4849 74()-643-2644 After 6 wetghts, 5' bush hog. $8200, 74D992·3085 NO, MA'AMH 1997 Harley Davidson Fat Boy, loaded, showroom condllton, low miles, $18,500. serious inqu~r.aa 760 DOWN Vulnerable: North-South Desler: South 1993 Kawasaki Ninja, 5,000 ac· tual miles. runs & looks great 256-6758 lllnb.riNe 311 Singer Roll tAK • AKJ 4!631 1996 Ford Contour 4cyl, auto. loaded. 2,800 mtles $7.600 304· Spm 304-67S.7453 ' •A8752 • Q J 10 9 • 10 6 3 • Q98 740-2511-1270. 57 Guides lllw Eul • ? 63 • Q J 10 9 1984 Honda . Water Cooled. 11.000 Miles . 11.000; 12 Fl V· • 5pm 1990 Ford Thunderbird LX 3 8 V6, fuel inJeCted , auto , P/S, PIB, P/W, P/M, air, crul&e , white w/ black mterlor, 71,000 miles . Wte8& with 11~n 25 aue.tlorut 28Tow-- • 8 7 f 2 • 75 f 2 2181 . liMping apol 20 Adrltltlc, •.g. 21 Small Uln apo1 • 6 4 3 19M Honda Magna V45, $1900 , also 1 998 Honda 300 ATV, _. $3800, both excellent, 740-949· 5,600 Miles. 14 ,700 00 74D-446· 1987 Dodge Shadow 99,000 Miles, Runs Good, Looks Good. Sports Package. Spoiler, Sunroof, NC, PS. PB. $1,500. Or Trade For TrUCk Of Equal Or Greater Value I 07-ZHII w.lled IIMctt G....-. 55~t*l 17 v•M~~~Mn~ 740-949·8005 740-446·8390. After 5. Used Furniture Store Below H~li · day Inn. In Kanauga Beds Couches . Dressers , Ta~les. Desks. Lamps . Mattresses . And Morel Summer Hrs Monday Thru Frldly, Hrs 10-6, 740-446-4782 - poi&,OH 74Q-.4.46-1528 Summer Cleii'Jince on 111 Huaqvarna l1wn mower~ I 1trlng Queen Size Watertled 4 Drawer trlmmefl . Quarenteed lowe1t Pedstat. M1rroreCl Headboard , Two Matresses. Heatar Pad , • prlco. Skiers Equipment Compony Sheets, Comfoner. $150 Firm. 304-671f..7421 304-675-SOFA (7632) s4o Professional Groommg by Appointments Over 15 yrs e.:penence , New balhtng system, "Uttra Wash", 650 Second Ave Gallt· OBO. 74().992-2805 Mobile home stle available bet· ween Athens and Pomeroy. call 530 882·3340 Uft chair, like new, $200; 25" console TV with remote control. $75 460 Space for Rent 510 Weeks, 740-388-8922. $1 .00 Per Yard Or Take II All AI Furnished Rooms 450 RENTALS Two bedroom trailer on rented lot · 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, fur· carper. must see $8 , ~00 , 740· 560 For Sate Reasonably. Two Grave Spaces wllh vaults , Ohio Valley Memory Gardena Gallipolls.Ohlo Cal Cclloct 740-11116-8506 2 Baths C.ll740-288-0007 elr condlllorted, ,_ board No Ralls $30 00 740.4467310 Anytlrre RallQ8f. $300 304-675-11348 Deposlt, No Pttts, 740-388-9325. 1188-926·3426. ~lddleport . 2bdrm. apta, total elecutc . appliances lurnisned, laundry room faCilities, ctose to school '" town . Applications available at Village Green Apts 149 or call 740 992- Glenwood Rd 2&3br mobile home lor rent $350 mo 304-562- New 3br $900 down . $149 per mo Free skirt. t-8Q0.691 ·67n In 44e-2957 Bkldc , brick, sewfu ptpes windows, lintels, etc Claude Wtnters. Rio Grande. OH Call 740 -245· 5121 New Haven, 1br furnished apt Deposit & reterences . 304·81!2- 1st lime buyers E -Z linanc1ng, 2 or 3 bedrooms , around S2QO per month Call Credtl line 1·800 · 3 BR, 2bethl, Home For Rent 1 7 Ptece Black Laminate Dining Set W1th Matching Hutch Excellent Condition Paid $2 ,200.00 Asktng $800 oo Full Size Head- cal1740-992-4514 3 Bedroom House . 1 Bath, WID Hook -Up, 172 Fourth Avenue, GallipoliS, $375/Mo . DepoSit Re- 948·5678. 1 Bedroom , AJC , WID. Hook-Up, Near Holzer, $27~ .• .,. Utilities. Deposit 6 Llase Required . 740- 110,500 Call 1-800-94a-5678. 843-5327 ' door) 41 0 Houses for Rent bedroom, two bath, $17 ,500. 740- 1534 Commerctal-Otfice or Attall , 87 Mill St. Middleport 1,450 Sq Ft. $400 mo Corner Building . 740· 992-6250 Acquisl11ons (nut lormalk>n. 740-446·2921 3br. 2 bath. ceram•c tiLe , beautiful solid oak kitchen w/ OW & vent· ed MW, large FA w/ wood stove, FP In lR. single car garage, large fenced yard, new vmyl siding , shutters. roof & g1au doors Must see to appreciate $79 ,000 304-1175-6256. Buildings 740-992·3564"' 740-992-2839. 1992 Clayion 1&'X60' . 2 BR, 2 Baths, Garden Tub, New Carpet, & Vln)ll , Very Good Cond. 740388-8424 CompConloy Price Reduced 2-story, 3br, basement. new vtnyl siding , dou· ble lot , Bellmeade 304 -875- 340 Business and 949·2499 Ooublewtde 3br, 2 ba l h, $1 ,345 down, $217 permo Free dellv· NEED TO SELL Used single Wide , around 1100 ""'IT'OOih Call1-600-1148-5678. for Sele ·s..rnmor SpKiol" 31>< $199/mo fiae aJr & dotlvery only II Olltw<IOd HO . . . ...,.._ 540 Mlsc:ellaneous Merchandise -to-- 7~ .......... _ .I;;:::;:. ACROSS JULY 241 , Wanted Shde·ln Truck Camper. 9 Or 1o Ft , Sell-Contained, Must Be In Good Condlllon, 7•().258- ' 8038 : SERVICES 67S.5040 1995 cnevy 5-10 , ex cond 304· 810 675-5479. 1997 Dodge Ram 1500 E,;tended Cab Laramie SLT Conversion Package, 360 Automatic, a.ooo Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Mllao. Like Now, $18,500, 740· Local references furnished Es256-1142. labltshed 1975 Col 24 H11 (7401 446·0870. 1-800·287-0576 Rog· 1996 Fretghlllnar Classic XL, with en Walllrproofing ASTRO-ORAPH o/o spec. 77.000 miles. full warranty package. call for details. 304-n:l-5540 1998 GMC Sonoma pickup, 5 speed. air. CD player. 740-91l9· ' 3420." 730 Vans & 4-WDs ApPliance P&rts And Servtce All ' Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex· · perlence All Work Guaranteed, French City Maytag , 740·446· · n95 · C&C General Home Mam· tenence· Painting, vinyl siding, carpentry, doors, wtooows, baths, , mobile home repau and more Fof '96 Jeep Classic, 4 door automatIc, loaded, 120,800 OBO. 15,000 miles, 304-773-5540 trae asllmata call Chet, 740-992· 1978 Jeep CJ-5. 56.000 original 6323. mllet, Y·8, llbarglaa1 body, new !Ires. sofVblklnl top, wllull cover. $!!,800. OBO 304-695-3023. Professional 20yrs exper1ence with all ma&onary. brick, !>lock & . stone . Also room addlllons, ga- 1979 CJ5 Jeep New Top, Good rages, etc. Free estimates. 304· Running Gears, 4 WD, 7~0 · 682· n3-g550. 7236 Davllme; 740·882·7083 Al- 840 Electrical and lar9. Refrigeration 1987 Ford Ranger, 4x4. call 740. 992-3485. Ord'l Eloctrlcal S.Nico, IOIIdon1111 1nd eomm1rclal, 740·848- 1993 Ford ~trollor Van, Aulo 4020. A/C, Crulu, AMIFM Couollt: 740-256-11384. R - O< COIMIIrCill wiring HNico or -"'· !!IIIII< U: 19g7 Jeop Sporla Wrangler, 4- -cons4d olocl~clon. Ridenour wd, 4.0 Iller, IUIO, 20,000 ml ..a. Electrlcol, WV00030e, 304-e711114.500. 304-576-2929. ~1788 . Salurday, July 25. 1998 The year ahead shows promise of being an e.hiloraling period both soctally and where your worldly interests are concerned. Old and new ..... friends wtll 1n1roduce exciting elements . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Construelive mea.,ures can be taken to shore 1 up your economic foundation and enhance material security today. Stan designing :111d implemenling your plans. 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CANCER (June 21-July 22) An old friend who is always deliJhte!lto belt frdlll you IIIIo't hid . . piasure Drop by ot con11ct .• (CCI ,. •u rbatlf. '1 hiilllhef IOdaV. • �Page 10 • The Dally Sentinel urc Congregational TriaityChurdl Second 4 Lynn, Pomeroy Pastor: Rev. Roland Wildman Sunday sdlool and wonhip 10:2:5 Dailey Mus · 8:30a.m. Apostolic Church of Chnst .._...., Clo!ll'dl ol Clorill 212 W. MainS!. · Minister: Danny Biu Sunday School • 9o30 a.m. WQrship- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednelday Servica - 7 p.m. ...........,. w...- Clourdl otCiorilt 3n26 Childn:n's Horne Rd. Ubcny Aasembly of God P.O. Box 467, Dudding Lane Mason, W.Va. Sunday Scilool · II a.m. WoB!lip . IOa.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. PI.Sior: Neil Tennant 10:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Mlcldlcport Cbo!d! ol Clorilt 5th and Main Pastor AI Hartson You!h Minister: Bill Frazier Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship- 8o15, !Oo30a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday services · 7 p.m. IIOpt Bopllll Churdl (Soetllen) Pas10r: Jim Ditty 510 GrantS!., Middlepon Sunday school - 9:30a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Kno Church of C.rill Worship · 9:30a.m. fl'ft Will Bapllll Church Ash S!rcct, Middleport Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. PIS!or-Jeffr<y Wallace IS! and 3rd Sunday Pastor: Les Hayman Sunday Service · 7:00p.m. Sunday School · 10 a.m. a..n..uow Riclce Cburdl of Clorlst Wednesday Service-7:00p.m. Ep ,scop al c326.....E. ~Cbu!d! a St, Pomeroy Rector: Rev. D. A. duPiantier Holy EudwiS! and Sunday Scilool10:30 a.m. Coffee hour foUowinJ ......... Hoi mess 31057 Stale Roote 32:5, Langsvlle Pastor: Dr. J.D. Young Sunday sdlool · 9:30a.m. Sunday worship · 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer service. 7 p.m. Ca!Yory Pllpim Chapel Htrrisonville Road PIS!Or: Rev. Viaor Roush Sunday School9:30 a.m. WO<Ship · II •·!"·• 7:30p.m. Wednesday Serv1ce- 7.30 p.m. ~ oiSuroellobal Church Leading Cruk Rd., Rulland Pastor: Rev. Dewey King Sunday school-9:30a.m. Sunday wonhip ·7 p.m. Wednesday pr>yer meeling- 7 p.m. Plae G,.... Bible Roll_. Chun:h Worship - 10:45 a.m. Wednesday Services · 6:30p.m. Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Pomeroy Flnt Boptist Z1oa Chard! of Christ Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (Rt143) Sunday Scilool -9:30a.m. Worship · 10 30 a.m., 6:30p.m. East Main St. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Pastor: Roger Watson Won;hip - 10:30 a.m. Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship- HHO a.m., 7:00p.m. Fint Southem Boptlst Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. 41872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. Lamar O' Bryant T•ppen Plllo Cbe!d! ol C~rill Sunday School - 9o30 a.m. Won;hip · 10:45 a.m., 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:00p.m. Instrumental tn mile off Rr. 32:5 Worship - 10:30 a.m ., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servict · 7:30p.m. Wesleyoa Bible Holt..., Church 7l Pearl Sr., Middlepon. Pastor: Rev. John Neville Children's service - 10 a.m. WoBhip · 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. 6th and Palmer St., Middleport Sunday School - 9: ll a.m. Worship · 10: ll a.m, 7j)() p.m. PIS!or: Teny Stewart Worship Service • 9a.m. Communion · 10 a.m. Sunday School - 10:15a.m. Youlh· 5:30pm Sunday Bible S!udy Wcdncsdoy 7 pm Hyoell Ruo Hollaeu Chu!d! Sunday School ·9:30a.m. WO<Ship - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thur>day Service - 7:30p.m. Laurel Clllf Free Melbocllsl Chu!d! Wednesday Service· 7:00p.m. Brodbary Cburch or Christ SW>day School · 9:30a.m. Fint BoptiS! Church Pastor: Mark Morrow Kodne Fl,.t Boptlsl Pastor: Tom Runyon Sunday School . 9:30a.m." Worship· 10:30 a.m. Pastor: Rick Rule Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:40 a.m.. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services · 7:00p.m. Silver Run Boplisl Rutload Church or Christ Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Pastor: Bill Lillie Sunday School • IOa.m. Brodronl Chun:h or Chrial Comer of St. Rl. 124 & Bradbury Rd. Worship - lla.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services- 7:30p.m. Minister: Doug Shamblin Youth Minister: Bill Amberger ML Union BaptlSI Sunday School · 9JO a.m . WoBI!ip · HoOO a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Pastor : Joe N. Sayre Sundav School-9:45 a.m. WedneMJay Services · 7:00p.m. Evening. 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services · 6:30p.m. Hickory Hills Chard! of Cllrlst Btlhlehem Baptist Church Great Bend, Roule 124, Racine, OH Pastor · Daniel Berdine: Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Sunday WorShip · 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study - 7:00p.m. Old Bethel Free Will Boptlot Church 28601 Sr R!. 7, Middlepnn Sunday School · 10 a.m. Even ing -7:30p.m. Thursday Services · 7:30 Evangel iS! Mike Moo"' Sunday School . 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Liberty Chrlstlon Chun:b Dexter Postoro Woody Call Sunday Evening - 6:30p.m. Hillside Baptist Chun:h St. Rt. 143 just off R1. 7 Pastor: Rev. James R. Acree, Sr. Hemlock Grove Church Pastor: Gene Zopp Sunday School · 10 a.m. wo .. hip - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Sel'\'i1..-es •7 p.m. Sunday school · 10:30 a.m. Worship· 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. VIctory Bapll•tlndcpendanl l25 N. 2nd St. Middlepnn Reedsville Chun:h of Christ Pastor: Philip Sturm Pastor: James E. Keesee Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Worship- JOa .m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m . Bible Study, WedneM:Iay, 6:30p.m. Fakh Baptist Chu!d! Christian Union Ra•lroad Sl. , Mason Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship - II am ., 6 p.m. Wednesday Se rvices· I p.m. Pastor: David DeWitt Hartford Church of ChriS! In Christian Union Harlford, W.Va. Paslor: Rev. Roy McCarty Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Sunday Evening· 7 p.m. Services - 7 p.m Latter-Day Saints Rcorpalud Church of Jesuo Christ or Lauer Doy Saints Portland-Racine Rd. Pastor; Jerry Singer Sunday School- 9:30a.m. WoBhip- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services · 7:30p.m The Church of Jesus Chris! of Latter· Dey Salah St. Rt. 160, 446-6247 or 446-7486 Sunday School 10:20-11 a.m. Relief Sociely/Prieolhood I LOS-12:00 noon Sacrament Service 9-10:15 a.m. Homemaking meeting, 1st Thurs . • 7 p.m. Lutheran St. Joho Lall!eru Cllu!d! Pine Orove Rutland Chun:h of God Pastor: Ro11 Heath Sunday Wo, hip · 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Rutland Fret Will Baptist W~nc:sday Salem S!. Pastor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday School - 10 a.m. EveAing - 7 p.m. Services- 7 p.m. Syracuse fl,.t Church of God Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. Catholic Saered HH11 Calhollt Chun:h 161 Mulbcny Ave .. Pomeroy, 992-5898 Pastor: Rev. Walter E. Heinz Sat. Con. 4:45-5 !,p.m.; Mass· 5:30p.m. Sun. Con. -8:45-9:15 a.m., Sun. MaS-5- 9:30a.m. Apple and Second Sts. Pastor: Rev. David Russell l'ulor: Rev. Herbert Orate Sunday School - 9:30 un. Worship- lla.m., 6 p.m. Wedncsdly Servica - 7 p.m. PISIO<: Ktith Rader Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wonllip - 9 a.m. ._CIIIorcl ol!M N...,.... Ktv. Basye PIS!Or: PaS!or. Ktith Rader Sunday School . 10 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. Oth er Chur c h eo. M..,_ 47439 Reibel Rd., Oles!er llorYeotow-:!o Vemopye Sullivan Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. l'lllor: Rev. Mary McDaniel Sunday Servica: 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. Ml.....m. aiad Emricll Sunday School . 9 a.m. Par1Chopol Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires Thursday Services- 7 p.m. Meigs Cooperative Parish Northeast Clusler Allred Pastor: Sharon Hausman Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship- 11 a.m., 6:30p.m. Chester Pa.'\lor: Sharon Hausman Worship · 9 o.m. Sunday Scilool and Worship· 10 a.m. Evening Senrices- 6:30p.m. Wednesday Sc:rviets · 6:30p.m. Joppa ...,_, PaS!or: Connie Fiares Sunday School· 9:15a.m. Wonllip - 10:30 a.m. Bible Study Tuesday- 10 Lm. llockSpmp llllllud C~rlltlu Fellowoldp Churdl Sunday sctvice, 10:00 a.m., 7:00p.m. - Youlh Fellowship Sunday, 7:00p.m. Wednesday service, 7:00p.m. Foltll Full Goopel Cllurdl Long Bonom Paslor: Sreve Reed Pastor: Bob Randolph Worship· 9:30a.m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Pastor: P.J. Chapman Loa& Bottom Bill Quickel 992.e677' 949-2804 Support your local churches RIDENOUR SUPPLY Sl Rt. 248, Cheater, Oh. 985-3308 Place an ad in this space Dignity and SeiVice Always EstablisHed 1913 992-2121 106 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy ure Chun:h .500 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Pa.slor: Lawrence Foreman Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 am Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. Chu!d! of Jesus Christ, Apostolk folth 1/4 mile past Fort Meigs on New lima Rd. Pa."-or: William Van Meter in new proposal Pentecostal enact new provisions to ensure Moni"ISior Pas1oc Dewayne Stutler Sunday School - II a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Eott Let.ort Servica: Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sun!'ay, 2:30p.m. Pastor: Theron Durham Pastor: Brian Harkness Middleport Com11111aMy Cllun:h 515 Pearl Sr., Middleport Worship - 9 a.m. Sunday Scilool 10 a.m. Pastor: Helen KJine Cool•llle Chu!d! Main & Fifth St. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship - 9a.m. Tuesday Services. 7 p.m. Btthel Chun:h Township Rd., 468C Sunday School- 9 a.m. Wolllhip · 10 o.m. Wednesday Service&- 10 a.m. HocklaiiJIOI'I Chorch Orand Street Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wolllhip · II o.m. Wednesday Services- 8 p.m. Tordl Church Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. Nazarene Pa!ilor: Sam Andtoon Evening· 7~30 p.m. Pastor: Rev. Emmell Rawson Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Thursday Service - 7 p.m. Synalst Mlulon 1411 Bridaemun St., Syracuse Rev. Mike Thomp!16n,Pastor Sundoy School . Hh.m. Evening- 6 p.in. Wednesday Service . 7 p.m. Hue! Community Chum OffRt. 124 Pa.ror: Ed."'l Han Sunday School ·9:30a.m. wo ..hip. 10:30 •. m., 7:30p.m. Rcedo•lllo Fellowo~lp Chui'U oltlle Nuo,.... Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wor1hip · 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. Sunday-7:00p.m. Wednesday_-7:00 p.m. Friday-7:00p.m. Clifton Toberude Cllu!d! Cliflon, W.Va. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship - 7 p.m. Wednesday Service . 7 p.m. New Ule VIctory Ceater 3773 Georges Creek Road, Gallipolis, OH Paslor: Bill Stalen Penleooatol Alsemhly St. Rt J24, Racine Pastor: William Hoback Sunday School - HI a.m. Evening- 7 p.m. Wednesday St:rlices · 7 p.m. Middleport Peotecostol Third Ave. Pastor: Rev. Clark Baker Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evening - 6 p.m. Wednesday Services -7:00p.m. Presbytenan Pastor; R~;v . Kri!'ana Robinson Sunday School · I(J a.m. Worship· II a.m. Horrbon•llle Pmb1terlon Church Worship - 9 a.m. Sunday School · 9:4l a.m. · Mlddlepon Pmb)1erioa Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Seventh -Day Advent1st Mane Clu!pel Church Sunday school- 10 a.m. Worship· II a.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Pastor: Roy Lawi11sky Saturday Services: "' Church lOng llottom Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship '. 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedhesday 7:30p.m. ML OH•t Communlly Chun:h Pastor: Lawrence Bush Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Se..alh·Day Adventist Mulberry Hts. Rd., Pomeroy Sabbath School . 2 p.m. Wollihip. 3 p.m. United Brethren ML Hen11011 Ualted Bmhrm In Chris! Chun:h Texas Communily off CR 82 Pastor: Robert Sanders Sunday School ·9:30a.m. wo..hip. 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Yitdnesday Services . 7:30p.m. Wedneday Service. 7 p.m. Eden United Bmllnnln Christ UnHed Foil~ Chu!d! Postor: Rev. Robert Markley Sunday School- II a.m. Sunday Wo"h•p • 10:00 a.m. & 7:00p.m. Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By-Pass Paslor: Rev. Robert E. Smilh, Sr. Sunday Sch<J?I · 9:30a.m. · 2 1/2 miles norlh of Reedsville: on State Route 124 Wednesday Services- 7:30p.m. Wednesday Youlh Service - 7:30p.m. Pomeroy Time to cleBn hOUII'I~ &SAFETY Clean out your basement Mtl!S & SERVICE or attic with the help of thE! 882·7075 172 North Second Ave. CLASS/RED SEC'nONI patienls are not unfairly denied heahh care treatment." Voinovich's announeemenlthat he will back new curbs on health insurers if elected Nov. 3 came two days after Mary Boyle. his Democratic rival, said she was in favor of the '·patienls' bill of rights "legislation being pushed by Oemocrals in Congress. Ms. Boyle did not reiUrn a call seeking comment on the Voinovich proposal. Syracuse Flnl United Pmbylerian llynYille Co..munllf Cl!u!d! Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Won;hip • 10o30 o.m., 7 p.m. Falllt:~pel Mlddlepor1 Churdl of tbe N-.Paslor: Gregory A. Cundiff Sunday School-9:30a.m. Won;hip · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. 992·2955 EWING FUNERAL HOME Pastor: David Dailey Sunday School9:30 a.m. Evening· 7 p.m. Eoddme H01110 ofl'royer (at Burlingham church off Route 33) Pastor: Robert Vance Sunday worship - 10 a.m. Wednesday service . 6:30p.m. CormeJ-Soa. Cannel 4 Buhan Rda. Paslor: ~v. Ma!Jirel J. Robinao11 ~i•~er ~uneral ~onu ,-unt.l 2114 Soutlt Second Ave.-Middlepon, OH 740-992-5141 Bruce R. F'- . Ditec1or 590 East Main Slrttel• Pomeroy, OH 45769 740-992·5444 !Jrancis FLQRIST ........, ... Mei6• County~ O~t Florut 740-992-2644 740-992-6298 Let Vt S..J y_,. T~t. Sentencing set for two accused of kidnapping NEWARK (AP)- A southern Ohio man and his girlfriend who admilled to kidnapping a Knox Counly man who was tortured while being h~ld for $50,000 in ransom will be sentenced nexl week . Charles E. " Chuck" Crowder. 60. of West Portsmouth. pleaded guilty to kidnapping and felonious assault in !he abduclion of William Pack Sr.. who was held captive for three days in February. Crowder and Tricia Caywood, 34, of Piketon. were among a group who took Pack from a home in Li<:king County and held him captive in Scioto County before they were arrested right after receiving 1he ransom money in Pickaway County, Kenneth Oswall. assistant Licking County prosecu1or. said Thursday. Oswalt said Pack had been tortured. but would not elaborate. Crowder pleaded guilty July 8 and faces up 10 18 years in prison. Ms. Caywood. who pleaded guilty to complicity to kidnapping. faces a senten<;e of up to 10 years. They are scheduled for sentencing July 31. Good Mornmg Today'a Cilia-~ 12 Sections • 136 Pages l'itA Searching for a local church? Check the Sentinel evety Friday! ·' Howard, in last week's meeting. ~id thai county departments are expe<:l· ed to work wilh the budget appropriations made by !he commissioners each January. or must lind other funding to cover expenses. Soulsby conlend' that because of the number of prisoners. his approprialion this year was insufficient and thai the responsibility lies with the county to lind funding for housing prisoners when space is not available at the county jail. Those convicted of DUis and misdemeanors are usually held locally and serve time when space is available. Felons and parole violators are usually sent to lhe Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail because of lhe space problem. Weakened dam to be stabilized family News Watch endures brush Voinovich backs with unexpected rights of patients Sti•envllle Word of Folth ~olci"l Meigs County Sheriff James Soulsby contends that because of the number of prisoners, his appropriation this year was Insufficient and that the responsibility was with the county to find !undlng for housing prisoners when space Is not available at the county jail. Soulsby •aid. 11le counly jail only has space for live pri•one" and uses available space in Middleport. Ross and Gallia County jails as needed. In response to a charge made by Commissioner Jeff Thornton thai with the exceplion of the <kpartment's payroll line i1em. the sheriffs budget is "<kpleled." Soulsby says lhat is nola facl. thai there is money left in other line ilems to pay some expenses. "I'm not saying what we have will run us lhrough the year but i1 certainly is not depleted a11his time,'' Soulsby said. The only thing thai is depleted althis time is the fund . which takes care of the coSI of housing prisoners, added Soulsby. He wenl on lo .xplain that it is difficuh when making a budget to detennine exa<:t amounts for hnus. ing prisone" . "I take exception to lhe <:harge !hal we don'ltry 10 opc=rate wilhin our bud: gel," said lhe sheriff. "We do. bul when we submil a budget it is hard to Ill! very accurate because we don't have thed hours. we·re on the j<>b 365 day• a year, 24 hours a day, we don't know exaclly whalthe cosl will be for salarius, or whatlhe vehicles will cosl to mainlain, or what we"ll have to pay In house prisone". II is difficuh 10 sullmil a realistic budgel. we JUSt do the bestlhat (Continued on A2) ~allipolis Sunday Services· 10 a:m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday · 7 p.m. & Youlh 7 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonhip · 9 a.m. Wednesday Servica • 10 a.m. 'l1!t llellnen' Fellowship Mlohlry New Lime Rd., Rulland SWISHER & LOHSE Advertise your PHARMACY~ buatnesa each week We Fill Doctors' In this apace Prescriptions and support local KEROSENE HEATER REPAIR Pastor: Rev. Blackwood Sunday -9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday · 7 p.m. Friday - fellowship service 7 p.m. 992-5432 Briggs & Stratton Master Service Technician Worship - 7:00p.m. Sunday School • 9:30 o.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m. Bible Sludy Wed. 7:00p.m. lletllooy Pastor: Dewayne Sluder 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy =· -.:,ENCIES:- Pa'"or: John Hart H.......YIIIe Com11U11ty Chun:h Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship-9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday· 7 p.m. "Featuring Kenlucky Fried Chicken" INSuRAN.L Foln-lee Bible Chum Leran, W.Va. Rl. I Racine. Ohio · Pastor: Dewayne Scuder Sunday School - 10 a.m. WoBhip . 9 a.m. School · 9:30 a.m. wn:•"" - 10:30 a.m. RACINE MOWERCUNIC At that lime, Commission President Janel Howard said thatlhe counly does not have the money to pay the bills. It wa.s reported that outstanding accouniS payable by the Meigs County Sheriffs Departmenl included $45.336.75 for housing prisone" outside of !he county jail. and $8,706.78 for medical bills for prisone". Of the tollll amount of ouL<tanding accounts payable for housing, $37,325.44 is due lhe regional jail. By law, the county is required to pay for housing and medical e~penses of prisone". a<:<:ording to Soulsby. The sheriff pointed ou11ha1 it wa.< the commissioners who entered into a conlract wi1h the Sowhea.<lem Ohio Regional Jail at Nelsonville to house prisoners there at a cost of $55 a day. COLUMBUS (AP) - Gov. George Vuinovich has made il ollicial: all four major candidates for the lwo lop of the ticket races this November are taking the patient's side in the debale o-;:er health care. "Pepple need to know lhallheir health care plan is providing quality care and working in their best interests," Voinovich. who is running for the U.S. Senate, said in a news release Friday. "It's lime to SIIOW\'IIIe Crow'a Family Restaurant FIAI Uno of ment was discussed. Wor1hip . 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servia ·7:30p.m. Salem S!., Rulland PlSior: Robi:rt E. Musser Sunday School · 10 a.m. WO<Ship · lloll a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service. 7 p.m . Sunday School- 9:15 U!. Worship· IOa.m. Youth Fellowship, Sunday • 6 p.m. Coolville Road Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School -9:30a.m. Vol. 33 , No. 24 Prisoner housing non-payment worries sheriff Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - Meigs County Sheriff James Soulsby is wondering what he is to do wilh prisone" if the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail refuses to accept them because of Meigs County's non-paymenl for housing. His concern wa.< expressed in response 10 stalements made at la.<t Monday's mee1ing of the Meigs County Commissione", when lhe mauer of pay- Sunday School-9:30a.m. Flitb Cbapel Opao Bible Church 923 S. Third Sr., Middleport Pas10r Emie Weneerd Sunday servie<, 10 a.m. Wednesday service, 7 p.m. Gallipolis· Middleport· Pomeroy· Pt. Pleasant· July 26, 1998 By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Fl'ftdomGospo!Mtssioa Bald Knob, OR Co. Rd. 31 Colvory Bible Chard! Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. Clutollu Fello...lp c..;rn Pastor: Keith Rader Pastor: Teresa Waldeck Church of God of Prophecy O.J. White Rd. off St. Rt. 160 Worship Service 10:30 a.m. No Sunday or Wednesday Night Services . Wednesday 7 pm Cool•lll• United Methodist Parioh Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wolllhip · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Kingsbury Road Pas1or: Jeff Smilh Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Flitb Fdlowlllip C......... for Clorllt Pastor: Rev. Franklin Dickens Service: Friday~ 7 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Ca-l•tonk-'aa!loaal Clo•rdt Put011 John 4 Patty Wade Worship- lla.m. Wedne!Way Service - 7:30p.m. Worship . 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study · 7:00 p.m. Sunday School · 10 o.m. WoBhip · II a.m. United Methodist Silver Ridge AcoPe ur. c..m Se~ia: lime: Sunday pageA2 Pas!O<: Robert Barber Sunday School · 9 1.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. 603 Seoond Ave. Mason m-5017 , Details on tmts Soalllldlld Now Teola-1 Wedncsdoy Services . 7 p.m. "Full-Gospel Church" WoDhip- 10 a.m. Sunday Scilool - 9ol~ a.m. Worship- 10:15 a.m. Pastor: Roy Hunter Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evening 7:30p.m. Tuesday 4 Thunday · no p.m. Whlte'1Cbapel Waleyu Wednesdoy Servica • 7 p.m. LOWSOa • fllll Golpd I !pthnyw 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy l'l5!or: Mark - p.m. Worship10:30 (Middleport) PIS!Or: Wednesdly Service - 7 p.m. Worship· 7 p.m. 5undoy School • 6 p.m. Hl80s Wonhip • IU:JU a.m .• 7 p.m. .......... Flnl Clooordo .o l!M N...._ FORilllu S1 Major league action • sports, a1 K~dos for 'Private Ryan' • cs -seec1 Pastor: Rev. Roger Willford PIS!ot: Chad Emricll Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship· 9a.m. Thunday Servica - 6:30 p.m. l'l5!or: Samuel W. Follll Valley Tobemode Church Bai)ey Run Road St. Paul Lutheran Chu!d! Comer SycamO<e & Seound St., Pomeroy Rev. Donald C. Fritz Sunday School · 9:45 a.m. Worship· II a.m. Inside Gallia fair lines up top roster of entertainment Sondoy School - 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:30 Lm., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Servica - 7 p.m. Flolw- Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School · lO a.m. Thul.sday Services· 7p.m. Sunday School · 10 a.m. ~oiiMNIDftM Won.bip • 11 a.m. Our So•lour Lutheran Chun:h Walnut and Henry SIJ., Ravenswood, W.Va. Pastor: David Russell Sunday School- 10:00 a.m. ML Moriah Chun:b of God Worship · 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening · 6:00p.m. Sunday Scbool - 9:4, a.m. Wednesday Ser.ll:e. 7:30p.m. Fourlh & Main St. Middleporl Pastor: Rev. Gi1ber1 Craig, Jr. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. l'l5!or: Olad Emricll Wednesday . 7 p.m. Rocine Church of God Antiquity Boplisl Sunday School · 9:30a.m. C..tniCiuar Albin)' (8,._) Sunday School - 10 a.m. Mt. Moriah Baplist Sunday School · 9:45a.m. ,_,CIIIorcl oiiM N...,_ ' - : Rev. Uoyd D. Orimm)r. Suaday Scbool - 9:30 un. Worship · 10:30 Lm. and 6 p.m. Wccllesday Servica - 7 p.m. Rev. Donald C. Fritz WoBI!ip · 9:00a.m. Sunday School· 10:00 a.m. MI. Olive Uaited Methodist Off 124 behind Wilkesville Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m. Sunday School · 9 Lm. Worship · 10 Lm. Tuesday Servica - 7:30 p.m. Rudmd Cornmuolly Church Groham United Methodist Worship· 9:30a.m. (1st & 2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (lrd & 4th Sun) Racine Pastor: Rev. James Satterfield Wednesday Servica • 7 p.m. Wcdncaday Kids few Olrisl- 7 p.m. Sharon- SalemC..tn Pastor. Ron Fierce Wednesday Service · 7:00p.m. Pastor:Jim Hughes Sunday School - II a.m. Worship- 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. fomt Run Baptl!t Paslor : Arius Hurl Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship - 11 a.m. Pu!or: Worship- 18:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednc~ay Rodio'Mirlislry- Ravcnowod Slatioo ~:30 Saturday Sirndoy School - 9:30 un. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Teppen Plollu IlL ..... Sunday School - 9:30 o.m. Worship· 10:30 o.m. Thunday Servi= - 7 p.m. Thur>day Service -6:30'p.m. Laapvllle Chrlstloo Chun:h Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. WoBhip · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Wonllip · 9:30 Lm. Sunday School • 10:30 Lm. UMYF Sunday 6:30 p.m. Fim Sunday of Mon!h · 7:30p.m. service Elllerpfilo Pasror:Terry Sl:ewan Rutload flnl Boptlst Church Sunday School ·9:30a.m. S,l- Clllorcl ., ... ~ l'ulor, Robert J. Coal Wedncsdoy Services - 7:30p.m. Dla•Uie Holl_, Clla!d! Along the River irecto Wor5hip . 1_1 a.m. Wednelday Semces . 7 p.m. TI.~.~Selarv,i«>- Friday, July 24, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio o 1998,Olio \\lley N>lillobtl Co. By JILL WILLIAMS Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - A live media event and two days of utler confusion •isn't quite what the Mink family had in mind when they began plfuming their family summer vacation earlier Ibis year. Gallipolis residents Dan and Carla Mink. and !heir daughters. b7-yearold Tarin and 12-year-old Carrie. were among the 3,500 lravelers and crew aboard the Carnival cruise ship Ecsla.sy last Monday when a laundryroom tire eventually burned lhrough "'-three lower decks before being exlinguished. . They climbed upon lhe ship shortly afler noon from the Miami port, bound For a four-day lrip 10 Key Wesl and Cozumel. Mexico. "Around 6 p.m., we went down For our dinner reservalions and though! it was odd lhat the dining room doors were nor opc=n." Dan said of his fir;l inkling that something wa.' not right. Dan and Carla. who had boih lak· en a previous cruise. knew that normally the dining room doors were opc=n and the room would be tilling up by that hour. Carla interjected thai about !hat time an dn-board announcement was made 1hat because of a "small situation in the crew's quarte"," everyone wa.s directed to head 1owards lhe front of the ship. By Ibis point, passen~ers hacl seen smoke coming out of the windows and a couple of men had been seen running by with fire e~linguishers. The Minks were then advised to report to lbeir mu.,ler station. the Blue Sapphire Lounge. which would also serve ._, quaners for a few hundred o( the other passengers for the next 3-ln hou". "Carla slarted 10 gel a lillie nervous about not having a life jacket." Dan explained. but the ~rew advised the family lhatlife jackets would be handed out when neces.sary. "I feel the crew did what they could to keep everyone calm," Dan continued. "We were trying 10 do what we were told.'' ''The liule kids.were gelling antsy and everyone wa.' trying 10 figure out what was going on.'' Finally. upon being told lhat the tire was €onlained, 1he guests were 1old they could move to the lido ue<k while lhe crew continued to work on sleeping arrangements a.' the boat was being lowed ba<:k to shore . About I JO a.m .. the Minks m••de it to their room. only to be told at3: 10 a.m. that there was a mandatory disembarkment of the ship due to wast guard regulations. Upon va<:aling the ship. everyone was handed a hotel voucher and leiter by Carnival pc=rsonnelthal read in part. "We apologize for the disruplion (Continued on A2) By BRIAN J. REED '···.' -.;• .. workers were i.ligging at the site. seeking In relieve waler pre"ure from behind Ihe earthen structure. According In Mike Duhl of the Meigs Cnunly Soil <tnd Water Con servation Distri~..:l. an inspertion of the dam by the Ohio Dep<trlmenl of Natural Resources. Division of Dams. r<vealeu th<ttlhe dam "was not in good wndilion ." INTERRUPTED JOURNEY- A July 20 fire aboard the cNise ahlp Ecataay, seen In thla AP file photo, Interrupted a trip f(lf Dan and Carla Mink of Gallipolis and their two daughters. The Minks returned to Gallipolis last week. Local Key Club nets international recognition By JENNIFER RICHTER Times-Sentinel Staff GALLII'OLIS -Take over 100 students, one dedicaled advisor and a huge community service project and what do you gel'/ A tirst place Key Club International Single Service trophy for the pc=ople lhat made il happc=n, the Gal- lia Academy High Sch.;.,l Key Club. When lhis group look firsl place o•er 220 other Ohio clubs in the Ohio District Key Club Convention in April For the Toy Town Plus proJeCI. they set lheir hopes to lhe international honor and now their dream has become u realily. The Toy Town Plus project pro- Times-Sentinel Staff TUPPERS PLAINS - Worl:is underway to stabilize a Jam near Tuppe" Plains. weakened by the June 2M lltMKl. · The condition of the Jam. located along the East Shade River off Stale Roule 6M I near Tuppc=rs Plains, created a scare late last monlh when ofticials feared it would break loose: and llood an area along nH I and Stale Roule 7. Residents and those working in a several-mile radius surrounding the dam. including !hose on 1he 1wo slate roules as w~ll as Owl Hollow Roa!J. East Shade Road and the area of conS! ruction :u Eastern High S<:ht>OI , wereevacualed on July I in !he ewnl thai lhe dam hroke lm.-;e and tltx><.led the area. Located on privale property. !he dam did overllnw, and washed away a. part of the fron1 of Ihe .slructure. whi<:h conlains nne olthe two Hick· ory Lakes in Orange Township. AI the lime of lhe emergency. viued clolhing. loys and food to hundreds of !he less fortunate pc=ople in Galli a County during the holiday season . " It wasn't over al just Christmas time. we continue to help people with clothing and food," said advisor Barb Shelton. The Toy Town project done in pre- vious years won them fourth place in 1he international compc=tition in 1997. but this year with the additions. they received the first place honor. The club accredits receiving this first place award lo having more membership. documentation and helping more people both young and (Continued on A2) . Permi~"'lon was granted to breach the dam . and the SWCD supc=rviseJ work whilh cut out tht! <.!~1m's l! m..! r- gency spillway in order to drop the water level by I Xor 19 feet. Duhl says !hal the hazard to the general public has now been removed. and only two or three feel of water remain in !he 14-acre lake. which, at ils deepest. measured 22 foel in places. "Quite a ~it of work still needs ~~ be done," Duhl said Thursday. including reconstructing the spillway. anJ constructing a stone <:hute and slon~­ centered waterway to allow for water (Continued on A2) Wounded Capitol shooter charged with murder in deaths of 2 officers By DONALD M•.ROTHBERG Auoc:lated Press Writer , WASHINGTON - A troubled loner accused of shooting his way into lhe Capitol and fatally wounding 1wo police otr~~:ers was charged with murder Saturday as he lay in crilical condilion in a hOspital. The suspect's motives remained unknown. Less than 24 hours after the shooting, the Capitol Building reopened to tourists, many of whom left llowers in tribute to the slain officers. Russell E. Weston Jr.• 41, from Rimini, Mont., was listed in critical condition after undergoing a second round of surgery for gunshot wounds. An affidavit filed in U.S. District Court in support of the charges said lhal when Weston was IPPfOIChed just inside an entrance to the CapiiOI by officer Jacob 1, Chestnut. "West· on took out a handgun he had in his possess1on, pointed it at Officer Chestn11t's head. uid then fired it." Moments later a sec;ond officer was fatally wounded in an exchange of gunfire. Weslon also was downed and'subdued. -Additional chArges are pending. According to the FBI affidavil. Wes1on had "add.itional ammunition in his pockets." A tearful House Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga.. delivered the Republican weekly radio address and asked Americans to join him in prayer. . "Please help this country learn to live with its freedom. Please help those who are troubled learn to live peacefully with their problems," said the speaker, a tear nmnina down his riaht cheek. Dr. Paul Oriaifo at D.C. General HOspital said Weston sutfeted muhiple pnshot woond.~ and his chances of survival wm "about 50-.50." The doctor ·descrihed Wellton as "combative" when he arrived at the hos· pita!. Weston was subdued just inside the office complex occupied by House Republican Whip Tom DeLay of Texas. "Probably that was lhe only door he could get into, .. DeLay said when a.•ked if he thought he might have been a target. The congressman said the door wa.~ "usually unlocked." Delay said Monday's House session would be devoted to tributes to tbe slain officen;. The House will pas.< a resolution in their honor, he said. Sgt. Dan Nichols. spokesman for the Capitol Police, appealed For witnesses to the shooting to call and give their accounts of what happened. "We're still early imo this investigation." he said. Nichols refused to say whether the slain officers were wearing bulletproof vests. Two years ago the Secret Service investigated Weston. a fonner men(ContlnUid on A2) BRIEFIJIIG THE PRESS- U.S. c.pltol Pallce epokMmM Sgt. 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