http://66.213.69.5/files/original/87c6c10160321a84411bede03cf150dd.pdf efabdbee106f92d693c9ec7efce70e1d PDF Text Text -. • Page 12 • The Dally Sentinel ..•- • • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio - Wednesday, July 12, 1995"' • PEPSI COLA ' PRODUCt-s ~ • STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. 2 LITER • • 12 PK 12 OZ. CANS Chuck Roast ••••••••L!~••• .' Sausage Pattie .....~~.. · • OSCAR MAYER $ 199 . .. ·Ham & Ch eese ••••••••••• lb.pkg. BUCKE~kCUBED . -Stea •••••••••••• ~ •••~~ •••••• CHICKEN LEG ' Quarters ••••••••••••••••••~ DINNER BELL SMOKED . . Sausage ................~4•0!-. . SUPERIOR FRANKIE • We1ners ••••••••• ~•••••••••• lb.• $219 49( . . A Pabiot woman was killed and ' . her 1-year-old daughter is· m cnucal condition today in Childrens : Hospital, Columbus, following a car-truck collision Wedne•day on State Route 325 south ol" Rio Grande. Kerry C. Bell, 20,.1062 Mobley Road, was pronounced dead at the scene of the 12:45 p.m. crash by Dr. Charles Young, acting on behalf of Gallia County Coroner Dr. Edward J. Berkich, the Gallia'Meigs Post of ll)e State Highway Patrol reported. . . , " Kaitlin M. Bell, the V1c11m s daughter, was transported to Chil· drens by MedAight, the patrol said. The patrol's preliminary investigation indicates that K~rry Bell Continued on page.3 ~ CHUCK WAGON ·79( ., Bacon •••••~ •••••~~.......... ' ,•' ROSEDALE PEARS 29 oz. . 79( I $139 · ·9·. Jlff· PEANUT BUTTER ( ·Air said ARC survives budget knife • Daughter, 1, is . critically injured $259 A Multimedia Inc. Newapaper Cremeans: program's • • responsiveness 1s an 'example .that warks' ' 12 PK 12 OZ. CANS From AP, StafT Rep(>rl~ jobs and gmwiJJ." WASHINGTON - ln 1964. At one point, a frustrat ed Klug President Lyndon Joh11Son complained, " l uon' l understand announced a "War on Poverty " why these 13 slates are difkrent from a front porch in Inez, Ky. from the rc.~t of the world ... There A year later, Congress created are mountains everywhere. What's the Appalachian Regional Com- ll1e difference'/' ' mission ~, bring paved roads, Rep . Robert Wise, D -W.Va., plumbingtjl'ealth care, education had a quick rehullal. and mads to imt~weri.,hcd, isolated lie said .Ute rest C1f All)ericn hcnmountain areas. · eliicd when Ap(lalachimis toiled in On Wednesday, the com risky, sometimes fatal mining jobs was officially declared a success. for ahscntee owncr.o.; who <..liJn•t Rejecting a wave of budget-cut- have to drink ·rrom streams tainted ling fervor, the House votec.f 319- with mine drainage or live in rick, . 108 to keep-the commission. ety shacks. Rep. Scott Klug, R-Wis., led U1c "Nolxxly questioned why it wa' unsuccessful opposition arguing we hac..l such low energy cosiS that "30 yt;_ars ·or help is ent•ugh," across the years . That coal came and oU1er parts of U1c llniied States out cheaply and it build this cuun- · are just as needy. try," Wi se said . But fellow Rcpuhlicans, includOne of the mo.r passionate • ing Ohio Sixth District Rep. Fmnk defenders of the prngnun w;L' Rep. Cremeans of Gallipolis, hailed him Ron Klink, D-Pa ., who told of down. growing up in a par~ nf Somcrsc1 One by one. GOP lawmakers County, Pa .• where pnliu vaccine stood up for the ARC, .praisilig it"' and adequate community s~mitalitm a lifesaver and a job-builder and anived only when U1c ARC did. insisting that Appalachia still is "I went to one of those one~ unique ;md o·oubled.. room schools with two outhouses, "The ARC is an example ,nf ;I ·· and you had I he overllow tluu went program that works,"· Cremenn~ in ihe creek, and thai's where the said. "Other govenuncnt agencies kids swam," Klink sai(J. could only hope to work as well 'L' ·'To lht'1sc of us who have the ARC. The ARC gets dollars to watched mcmhcrs of f:unilics Llit _ those areas that need it most and of unu sual Uiscascs anti canccr.'i insures the mnn~;y is uscU In .-.:reate Continued on page 3 mi."""' Ohio Department of Transportation crews installed three of the four signs that will designate the Rock Springs fairgrounds Wednesday John Finley, left, and Greg Marlin, right, set up the direction along U.S. Route 33. The greater Columbus sign and maintenance. crew will set up the last sign after the completion of the :us. ·mile connector from .Rock Springs to Five Points. The 132nd Meigs County J unlor and Senior Fair will be held Aug. 14·19 at lhe fairgrounds. (Sentinel photo by George Ahale) Survey: Ohioans oppose affirmative action CINCINNATI (AP) - A sur- ination against blacks and women. me," .said Milton Hinton, president vey of Ohioans in which most The subject recently has been of the Cincinnati chapter of the respondents said they opposed hir· relcindled as a political issue. , National Association for the ing preference programs based on in California, Gov. Pete Wilson Advancement of C,olored People. gender or race may have .been has ordered an end· to the state's But Hinton and a spokesYJOman flawed, civil rights leaders said.' affirmative 1\Ciion programs.' ' · for the local ·National Org:mization • Sixty-nine percent of those And Senate Majority Leader for Women chapter said the poll's _CINCINNATI (AP> - The questioned said they .opJ)osed affir- . Bob Dole has proposed eliminating results may have been skewed bmldu~ of smog m hum1d wea~er malive action programs which give federal aftinnative action programs upward because of U1e wording of , cond1t1ons has created dmy ~" preference for hiri~&. and prom~t­ in light of a U.S. Supreme Court the questions. · over southwestern Oh1o, .posmg .a . ing blacks, accordmg to the Ohto decision . Tbe poll asked whether the health threat to people w1th chrome Poll released Wednesday. · The court ruled last month that respondents favored or opposed breathing _or heart ailments, Twenty-four percent favored Congress must be held to the same · Hprefereuce in hiring and promoThe au q~ahty shd mto the such programs, and 7 percent had strict anti-bias standards as state tion" of black' and women. "unhealthful range on Wednes- no opinion. and local governments when trying "The question is lo~ded," HinIn addition, 61' percent opposed to give special help to racial and day a;; a seven-county _smog alert ton said. "If you ask , 'Do you remamed m effect . Government such affirmative action programs ethnic minorities · anyone should have preferenthink 1 officials urg_ed_peo[lle .to share ndes for women , 32 percent favored "With' UJe climate coming out 1~11 treaunent?' they're going to say t~ work to lun1t em1ssums U1at con-. them and 7 percetll had no opinion. of Washington, D.C., UJ,e general 'No.' " The Point Plea.,aiJI, W. Va .. man trtbute to smog. Affirmative action programs, mood of the country ... and the Kathy Helmbock of NOW said . who jumped from the ' PomeroyThe ale.rt encourages car pool- begun during the 1960s, were ,backlash of civil rights, period. the Mason Dridge on Saturday, July I, · ing, ·trans II use and mowmg the intended to correct historic discrim- (Ohio Poll) results don't surprise affinnative action i~ not about preflawn after 6 p.m. Public b11.~es in Contlnu~ on page 3 apparently as a joke, spem th_e the Cincinnati area waived downnight in the Mason County Ja1l town bus fares between 10:30 a.m. after being arrested and charged on and 2:30p.m. today and Friday . . seven counts. Moniiors in Hamillon and M1d• The village of Pomeroy has downtown shopping area. John Michael Beaver, ll, 24, of ·.. with the Big Bend Siernwhecl dletown recorded heavy concentra- received initial administrative Rt. I, Point Pleasant, was arrested , The Pomeroy parking lot will be Association, he added. lions of smog, increasing the paten- funds of $25,000 from the state fitted with a promenade with "We hope to pre.<cnl final engi- Wednesday evening and charged tial for federal clean-air sanctions. toward tbe village'·s downtown benches and period lighting along neering plans to Pomeroy Village with six counts of willful disrupHamilton ' s air-quality index revitalization project. · the river side of the parking lot. Council on July 24 so we can hi~ tion of governmental process and peaked at 112 at 5 p.m. Middle· Project directors are in a posi· The village also received a the projec~" he said. one count of giving false infonnatown's highest reading was 115 at lion to start signing contracts Tues- $103,750 grant from the federal The downtown' coordinator and tion to a member of the Deparonent 5 p.m. Anythin~ over 100 exceeds day after an environmental review Land and Water Conservation l'und consultant .next plan qn co,ntacting of Safety. He was arrested by federal clean-au standards and IS period expires Monday, said io be matched with $100,000 building owners who are commit- · Trooper E.B . Stllrcher of the West considered unhealU1ful. AnytlJing · Pomeroy councilman and grants donated by an as-yet uni~entified Virginia Slllte Police-Point Pleasted to the project, he said: · in excess of 106 is a violation, administrator John Musser. • benefactor, to create a waterfront The downtown comminee will ant Detllchment. Temperatures in the 90s are Plans call for more than amphitheater .consisti'ng of a stage meet Monday', 5 p.m . at village, Beaver was arraigned hy M;tgisexpected through Saturday, ~ean- $500,000 in downtown building and walkway. h;dl. ' trate Johnny Reynolds and posted a ing the smog hazard remams hkely . renovation to include facade renoMusser stu ted earlier 1har he $5,000 cash bond for IJJc misdeEngineering for the promenade . until then. ' vations and repairing code viola- project is 95 percent complete, foresees beginning . ~ork on I he meanor .charges this morning . Ten computerized moniwrs tions with the goal oeing tl1e ere- Musser said. Electrical wiring for grand pronlenade project in August State Police Sgt . G.L. Clark measure smog in Hamilton, Butler, ation of a 1890s auno.sphere in the the project is being coordinating with work on the waterside learned the · Monday following the Warren and Clilrmmit counties in incident that Beaver had jumped amphitheater beginning ne~l year. southwestern Ohio and nort ~JCru from the Bend Area span. lnformaNorthern .exposure Continued on page 3 unhealthy inSWO Man wh~ played apparent joke arrested on 7 charges Pomeroy receives initial funds for proj~ct HI DRI WALLA WALLA · . . . Onions •••••••••••• ~ •••L.B;.•••• SHE DDS . . Spread··~·············:~~••• 49( HQSTESS HIGHLAND . $ 59 . 2 ROLL $1 59 1, .Orange .Juice.::~:~~~~~~.. . 9 9 ( ·Donettes ...::~!b......s1·29 Ice Cream ••••• ~~ .~:; $149 Juice ••••••••••••••••••• !~~~.... . Pizza •••••••~ •••••~:~••••••••• TROPICANA PAPER ·TOWELS WHITE HOUSE APPLE JUICE , 6402. . ••••••• FOX DELUXE FROZEN JUICY MAXWELL HOUSE· PURE SWEET MASTER BLEND COFFEE 34.5 oz. BLENDED SUGAR 4 LB. $669 -9 LIVEs·. ROSEDALE PEACHES HALVED Dl SliCED 290Z. 794 SJ29 t CAT FOOD 5.5 oz. 4 \ $1 GROUND BEEF ' 10# • 2 Secllono, 12 Pages 35 cent. -----Fair directions---__, killed in wreck $249 MOUNTAINEER humid . High• In mld · 90s. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, July 13,.1995 woma-n RC COLA PRODUCTS $ 139 Val. 46, NO. 53 Capyrlght1995 :Gania· 59 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF Lows tonight in the 70s. Clear, muggy . Friday, hot , \ 7-UP OR DR. PEPPER WE NOW ACCEPT WIC COUPONS Pick 3: 916 Pick 4: 4956 Super Lotio: 2-16-21-25-32-45 Kicker: 760148 Page4 ( WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO liMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOJ)D THRU JULY 1~, 1995. Ohio L~ttcry Syracuse . Wins LL tournament Judge wants ·to see records on proposed W. Va. pulp mill tion was obtained lrom people who . were in a hoal w:1i1ing to flick Deaver up after the jump, c:ark said the pcank caused many wasted man hours while a search was performed Saturday night and SundaY, He said many volunteers risked tl1eir live.' partiCipating in the search . Agencies involved in t11e search included the stllle police, the stale police helicopter, Mason EMS, Mason Fire Department, New Haven Fire Departmem, New · Haven EMS, Mason County Sher: iff's Department, Mason Police, Meigs County SherifT's. cpartmen~ Pomeroy EMS, and Pc roy and Middleport Fire Department,, The Coast Guard also assisted with pleasure craft that were in the area. The entire incident W<L' "a hXll· ish and dangerous prank which resulted in a w~•ste of time and · . money," Clark said. Meigs County area farm~rs ·prepar~ for Canadian shipment By JIM. FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff . "We're all ready to go." · CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) That is according to Racine-area - A Kanawha County judge farmer and Racine Mayor ]eft . wants to see West Virginia Thornton who is spearheading · Deyelopment Office records on efforts to ship Meigs County tomaa proposed Mason County pulp toes to Canada. mill before deciding whether to Disappointed by dealing with. make the information public. sometimes unreliable brokers and Circuit Judge Herman other middlemen, local tomato Canady ordered the agency to fanners last year began e~ploring give him the information by the possibility of selling their goods Wednesday. to Canadian markets. directly The Charleston Gazette is Local tomato growers now stand suing ,the development office, poised to ship at least one truckloa(l which refused some of the as an experiment~ Thornton said. . newspaper's Freedom of InforAs. many as 15 farmers may be mation Act reque~ts on how interested in shipping tomatoes to much state financial aid Parsons Canada. & Whittemore ·Inc . oLRye As of Monday, they (Canadians) Brook, N.Y., is see«ing for the · were buying tomatoes for $1 (IJ.S.) $1.1 billion mill at Apple Grove. a pound, he exp'laincd, substantially Documents prev_iously than the 60 cents, or less, a ·/bigber released show that the mill is pound that farmers get here. seeking up to $200 million in Tomato production accounts for state loans pluS property tax percent of Meigs County's $3 ' 70 exemptions, the Gazette has million in annual vegetable sales reported. · according to the Meigs County Gov. Gaston Caperton is a Extension Office. major supporter of lhe,!Jlill. say. Thornton, the Meigs Co.unty ing it will generate hundreds of · Chamber of Conunerce Agribusijobs. ness chairman, went to Canada las.t year to find if a market existed for ' locally·grown tomatoes. "I found out that over $88 million worth of tomatoo~ are exported into Canada and that Toronto was one of the largest importers," he said. . Thornton said he learned from a Canadian importer that many Meigs County tomatoes may already be going into Canada. The tomatoes are repacked and sold in Toronto as Canadian homegrown tomatoes. "Our tomatoes are shipped into Pittsburgh, Detroit, Cleveland, and in return they are transferred into Canada. We plan to go direct," he said. ,. . . Plans call for shipping the lornatoes. to the Ontario Food Terminal -which coillains 83 occupied warehouses and 234 office _spaces, including several compan1es dealing only in tomatoes. · The cold storage area of ·the faciUty encompasses 90,~ square · feet of cooler spac~ occupymg· two · levels, Thornton said . • "I was told the terminal provides direct and indirect employment for 15,000 people," be said. "I was impressed." .. Thornton observed several differences in the way Canadians and Americans do business : For instance, in ·canada, tomatoes are packed in 20 ponnd ' lugs while local fanners ·pack in' IO pound baskets. In addition, many marketers in Canada require French and English markings: - .. , found two companies that will take our baskets as-is," he said. In addition , exporting vegeta· bles requires farmers to leap several bureaucratic hurdles primarily involving inspections, paperwork and the way tomatoes arc graded, he explained. • · Thornton expects Meigs County's tomatoes will have no problem competing with Canadian veg_etables. . • "I inspected to matoes very closely and found that our Ohio Valley tomatoes will compete with theirs," he said. ''The people in Canada are real-' ly friendly; they want our tomatoe.s as-soon as possible." Local tomato farmers are to meeting Saturday at 8 ·p.m. at the Racin~ Fire Department Annex for more information about expo~tmg their produce. .,' ... I C~DIAN EXPORT • Meigs County tomato farm•,.. stand poised to ship their first ·load of tomatoes to Canada, ·Local rariJI<r Jeff Thornton says inany locally grown tomatoes a~e already shipped to Canada via middlemen. A m•eting for local tomato farmel'li has been scheduled_for Slllurday, 8 p.m. at the Racine Fire Department Annex. · · t ~ ......... ,.... �• , I • TITUrsday,-July 13, 1995 Commentar The .Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio • fiMULTIMEDIA.INC. ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager MARGARET LEHEW Controller LE1TER S OF OPINION are ~clcome They should be less than 300 words long All letters are £UbJCCt to cdn1ng and must be s1gned with name, address and telephone m.fmher No uns1gncd letters will be published letters tn good taste, address 1ng 1ssues. nor personahues should be The Middle Man By TOM RAUM Associated Press Writer ' WASHINGTON - Frum Vtelnam lo lbe budgello fightmg cnme on lbe slreeiS and vtolcnce on televtston. Prestdenl Cllmon ts steenng hts prestdency's course for conunon ground "Mtddlc" and " conunon" have become favonle caleb words al lbe Whtte House mtddle class, mtddlt: Amenca, muldle ground, common ground, common values lbus, Climon' s move on Tuesday recogmzmg ihe Hanm govenunenl was couched as a search for ''common ground" afler years of dtV!ston And Whne House atdes repeatedly say lbe prestdenl wants common ground wtlb Republicans on balancmg lbe budget and avotdmg a fiscal CfiSIS ibiS fall It's a ground Clmton' s .tdvtsers hope he'll be leU holdmg when Ut.e dusl sellles from GOP prestdenoal sklfnuslung Clmton's mtddlemmt approach can allow hun lo hndge gaps belween lefl and nghl, as earlier lbts week when he demanded Hollywood reduce vmlence 111 fthns and TV shows - whtle holdmg up bestege~ public broadcasung as an exmnple of decency m programmmg ' ' In our tam1ly, th1s IS known as tl1e 'leave Btg B1rd alone' C..'Ullpalgn," be wd AI olher times, lbe prestdenl s pohltcal compa." seems 10 be spummg as he hunts for the middle wttllilul belng ahll: to quue fiml It lbts only feeds Crti!CtSm ihal be IS mdeCIStVe and apolitiCal Opportunl'~ ' Two examples affinmuve acoon and mtltlary base closmgs Monihs have passed smce Clinton promtsed a revtew of affinnaltve acuon program~ He nsks allen.lllng core Democraltc consllluenctes women, mmontles- by followmg ihe GOP lead m gomg aller lbese programs Jlut not bemg Iough enough on Ihem could dnve off the wlute, male voters he hopes to woo back A speech on affinnaove .tCimn " pionned for late July ll's a dtflicull toptc for common ground Clinton also ts squmnmg on ba.'e dosmgs An mdependenl cmmms· ston has recommended lhal mamtenance centers a1 McCiellmt Alt Force Base m Cahfornta and Kelly Alf Force Ba'e m Texa' be closed .md ihe work De parceled oullo oUter ba.-;es_ But Callforma' s weakened economy has been btl by prevtous base closmgs and Clinton dearly want' lbe state's 54 electoral voles The longer he delays - a dectsmn could come today, ihe Whtle House now says- lbe more ihe pollttcal heM "There's no queslton lbe pre~tdenl feels lhe pam ol our stale," Rep Vic Fazto, D·Callt . 1old reporters It was a ponued remark Fazm, chrurman of ihe House DemocratiC Caucus, want' Chnton In lra.'h ihe recom· mendauons and leave McClellan open. The postUve pubhc reacoon to Clinton's polite appearance wtlb House' _Speaker Newt Gmgnch a monih ago m New Hampshtre strongly mfluenced ihe prestdent's ihmkmg, atdes suggest Clmton also exults m how Amencans pulled 1ogeiher afler lbe Oklahoma Ctly bomhmg "searchmg Jor a way to relate 10 e.1ch olber · · Last week, m ;m hour·long speech on "ctvtllly" a1 Georgetown Umverstty, Clinton ca.11 hunsell as holh the man of lbe hour and a mru1 ot the )mddle He offered hunsell as lbe leader of a cenlnst group of Amencans who want to ''move beyond dtvtstnn and resenlment to comm<m ground '' At ftrsl glance, ht s announcement that he was estahllshmg formal (J1plomauc ues wtih Vtelnrun seemed to expose the prestdent to unneeded - :Cnuctsm, once agrun r;usmg the tssue of hts Vtelnam-era etforls 10 avo!d )mlttary•servtce But nonnaltZauon ha.' wtde htparltsan supporl and wa.' pul 111 mol ton hy a Republican prestdenl, George Bush Chnlon's crunpmgn advtsers )lojll! lbat geumg tl oul of Ihe wny now wtll keep 11 tnml mlrntlmg mlo · next year' s elecuon home slretch Those who opposed ihe move - conservaltve Repuhllcnns and POW· : MIA famtlles - aren' l likely 10 support Chnlon anyway ' _ Clinton used the phrase "common ground" lwtce 111 Tuesday's · speech He prrused lawmaker·veterans ol all pollhcal stnpes tor "tlndmg · 'Common ground for Ute luture" m supporung hts over1ure And, be con• eluded "We can now inove 011 to common ground WIMtever tiJvJdcc..l us - before, let us conStgnro U1e past" : Polls show lbat wtdcspre<Id doubts ahoul Clmtnn's character rem.un, · suggestmg he has more ol ,, selhng JOb lhmt merely asserhng he's lhe ch;unpmn of the mtddle cia" anti Ihe mtddle gro"nd , : Bul for lhe ttme, mmlemuon JS 1he mune ot the giune al the Wh11e · l-Iouse Even tf 11 has tn he done to ext:ess ~ .. EDITOR'S NOTE- Tnm Raum cnv.rs the Whtte Hnuse fnr The Associated Press. ' Today in history. ,.I ' By The Associated Press , Today is Thursday, July 13, lbe I94th day of 1995 lbere are 171 days left m lbe year Today's Highlight 10 H:istory: 1 On July 13, 1793, French revolutionary writer Jean Paul Marat was stabbed to deatb m hts bath by Cbarloue Corday The assassn\alton inspired lbe famous painting by Jacques Louts David, Corday was execul· ed four days afler slaymg Mar.ll · On Ibis 11.ate. In I 787, Congress enacled atl ordmance governrng ihe Norlbwest Terntory. In 1821, Confederale cavalry commander Nathan Bedford Forrest was born in Boofond County, Tenn In 1863, lioung agmnsl lbe Civtl War miluary draft erupled 10 New York Ctty; lbe vml~nce resulled m ihe deaths of ahoul 1,000 people over lbree days. In 1878, the Treaty of Berlm amended ihe lenns of ihe Trealy of San Stefano, whicb had ended lbe Russo-Turkish War of 1877-78 In 1960, Massachusetts Sen. Jobn F Kenned~ won lbe Democratic presideptial nom111auon at his party's convention 111 Los Angeles In 1967, mce-relaled noung broke out m Newark, N J.: by lbe ttme lbe violence ended July 17, 27 people bad been ktlled In 1972, George McGovern was nommated for prestdem on lbe ftrst blli!OI at tbe Democrauc nattonal convenuon m Mtamt Beach, Fla. In 1974, tbe Senale Watergate Commtltee proposed swecpmg refonns 111 cam)llllgn procedures and olber statutes m an effort to prcvem anolber Walergate scandal. In 1977, a 25-bour blackout htt the New York Ctly area after Ughmmg slrUck upstate power lmes In 1978, Lee lacocca was fired as pres1dent of Ford Motor Co. j)y chainnan Henry Ford IL Ten years ago: ''Ltve Atd," an mternational rock concen m London, Philadelphia. Moscow and Sydney. took place to raise money for Africa's stamng people. Ftve years ago: Sovtet Prcstdent Mtkhatl S. Gorbachev closed lbe Communist Party's 281b congress by saying he would welcome Western atd wtlbout poUtical strings. • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio OHIO Weather Page2 Thurl[lday, July 13, 1995 MICH Social cuts may spur GOP moderates House Repubhcan moderates swallowed bard and helped pass pracucally all ihe items m lbe GOP " Contract Wttb Amenca," but lbey may finally balk at lbe 17 per· cent cuts m educatmn and soctal spending therr leaders have man· daled for next year. Of lbe $22.6 btlllon in dtscre· uonary spendmg cuts that leaders plan to impose 10 fiscal 1996, near· Jy half are slated for programs overseen by lbe House Appropna· uon s Labor, Health and Human Servtces, and Education subcom· miiiCC, whtch has scheduled a meeung 10 parcel out the pam m whal one s taffer termed "the markup from bell." Meantime. under allocattons issued by House Approprialwns Chaitman llob Livingslon, R-La., Agnculture Department spending wtU be cut by just I percent, Energy. 8 percem: Imerior, 6 percent; and Treasury and Poslal Servtce, 2 percenl Defense appropriations wtll mcrease slightly, and mtll~1ty conslrucuon will mcrease a mas· stve 27 percent Next to Labor· HilS, lhe btggesl cuts are to come in Housing and- wing" leaders, mcludmg MaJonty Leader Dick Anney, R-Texas, anti Majorily Whtp Tom DeLay , R· Texas, " try to be too cute " 111 usmg rules to block: open debate, espectally on abortion Morton Kondracke Sbays charged lbat "moderates As a result of lbese dispropor- were burned badly" m lbe debale !ton ate culs, the House 's 202 over budget resctsstons when )eadDemocrats are expecled to oppose ers used parllrunen~'lfy procedures almost unantmously 1he Labor· and Lime Iumts to prevent amen~· HHS appropnauons bill when it ments htiS lhe floor laler lbts monUt, so tl Earlier lbts year, no fewer lban may frul mlbe House tt 20 or more 105 Republicans opposed ~'IX cuL' moderate Republicans also balk for famthes wttb mcomes over Ironically, a Republican moder- $100,000, but were lalked mto ale, Rep. John Potier, Ill, chatrs backing down by leaders. lbe subcommittee producmg the "The contract ts over now," bill Even so, Rep Sieve Gunder- said Shays "Modemfes and conson, R·Wts. satd "there wtll be servauves from moderate dtstncts discusston" among Poner's fellow make up 20 10 25 percenl of the members abouf wnether ihe Labor- Republican Conference Forty to HHS measure "ts too dtfticult to 50 ts not a side group, but one of support " lbe legs Ibm ihe party has 10 sland Gunderson IS chtetly wornetl on We're genmg more mleresred about cuts 10 educa11011 and JOb · Ill speaktng Wllh one VOICC." tra10mg programs ami reslnCitv~ Shays satd he lbmks lhal Speak· language on aboruon lbat may be er Newl Gmgnch, R-Ga, "wants wntten mlo lbe btU moderates to control the nght Another moderate, Rep Cbns wmg " Bul DeLay and Anney, he Shays, R-Conn, srud he cru1 accept charged, "wan1 10 march s1raight lblf cuts, but may rebel tf "nght U1rough a mmefield mlo lbe enemy Urban Development and ve1erans' programs, 14 percent; Transporta • uon, 10.8 percem~and foreign aid, 10.5 percent Do You WaNT To ..., $e8 THe PLaN To BaLaNce OUR !SvDG~T iN<;.e.Vel'l YeaRS,oR IN Tel'l vea~? • IToledo I 98" I machine guns," referring to Demo· cratic charges of GOP callousness. •'The speaker underslands that the best way past a m111efield ts sometimes around i~" Shays smd. Enter lbe Labor-HHS tight. The spending bill will be marked up lbts week; it ts slmed 10 go to lbe full appropnmions commiltee on July 20 and the House floor July 25 To pul GOP budgel·balancing plans 1010 dfect, Livmgston decreed thai ot $22 6 btlllon 10 be cut from all governmenl dtScreltOnary prognuns below fiscal 1995 levels, $9 9 btlhon must come from Labor, HHS and Educaunn prognuns In fiscal I 995, !bose progrruns recetved $70 btlllnn. Ill tisclll 19%, they wtll recetvc-$60.1 ljtllion, tlCconhng to L•vmgsl011's mark. ' ' These are no I reducuons in growth," one commtttee s~1ffer •lcolumbusl9s• Porter ts a ch•unpton ol biomedtcal research and on June 29 won agreemenl lrnm Gmgricb !hat lbe Nattonal lnshlules of He.llth would gel a spendmg mcrease- of 4 percent, one source smd - meamng thai (tther Labor·HHS·Educauon progrmns wtll he cut by an average of 17 percelll - or more. if the Senale truls to pass the 1995 rescisstons pendmg there W Hh m NIH's appropnation, Porter ts expec1ed ro carry out Gm- · gnch'~ demand 111.11 tundmg for AIDS research be lctl 10 sctctlltsts lu delcnnme, rather lh;m Congress Currently, AIDS receives ahout $1,000 m research tundmg per vic- critically Injured her 1-year-old daughter Kaitlin Bell. Examining tbe wreckage of the Bell car are, from left, Rio Grande Volunteer Fire Cbief Bob Brandeberry, State Highway Patrol Trooper Brad Alexander and the patrol's Sgt. Pal McDonald. (OVP photo) Gallia Deer-car accident reported , Extended forecast Sarurday.. A chance of lbunder· stonns Lows 70 to 75. Htghs m lbe lower and mid 90s. Sunday. A chance of lbunder· stonns Lows 65 to 70. Htgbs m lbe 80s. Monday. A chance of lbunder· stonns. Lows in 1be 60s m1d lughs mlbc 80s " Mae Lynch, ofMtddleport, died Thursday, July 13. 1995, at Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point Pleasan~ W.Va Arrangements will be announced by lbe Ftsher Funeral Home in Mtd· · · dleport Dates changed Metgs County Courl cases scheduled for next Wednesday wtll ' be heard on July 26, court otlictals announced loday Beall'lce A Mtller, 65, 16021 Slale Route 141, Patrtol, dted Wifdnesday, July 12, 1995, a1 Cabell·Huntington Hospital m Hunlmgton, W Va Sbe was a homemaker .and attended the McDamel Cross Roads Pente· cos tal Church. Born A}'i'ril4, 1\130 m Peebles, she was lhe daughler of lbe !ale Herbert and Effie Nonnan. She marrted Charl~s Mtller Oct. 2. 1950, m Lawrence · County. Survivmg m addmon to her husband are 1wo daughters. Rna (Charles) Ehman and Dannette (Larry) Roach, bolh ol Pa1no1; two sons, Jacob (Joyce) Miller and Orlando Mtller, boih of Pattiot; two stslers. Daisy (Odte) Parker of Chtcago and Aretta Ami of Mtddleport; five brolbers, Wallace (Elbel) Nonnan of Huntington, W Va., Donald (Mary Alice) Norman of Fl Knox, Ky , Harold (Juanila) Nonnan of Pomeroy; Lealand (Gaye) Norman of Shade and Rodney Davis: and seven grandchtldr~n. In addiuon to her pareniS, she was preceded in death by 1wo brolbers Fnends may call 7 lop 9 p m Saturday at lhc Wtlhs Funeral Home , where ihe servtce wtll be held I p.m. Sunday wllh lhe Rev Charles Parker . oftlctaong. . Burial wtll be 111 Obto Valley Memory Gardens codd~ing wtll gel to pnson and serve a longer rime there Anolher, called STOP ("Slop Tuuung Om Prtsoners" ), would push the led era! courts In gel out of lhe husmess ot runnmg pnsons anO U•mm1sh thear abtllly to decl;trc a so-called "pnson cap" because nl alleged ''ovcrcmwdmg.'' Kenlncky's Crunpbcll, Kenton and regwn That could mvolve ltmns on new Industry movmg 111, or atr-quahl~ tmn utdex ol J 06 ~t any monitor four ltmcs 111 Utrce ye;lfs, federal offictals can tmpose slrlngenl poltutton controls on the The Senme will be actmg wtUun a lew weeks, probably Ill baste support of Ihe House legJSiahnn M'"'Y h bend legtslators and lnbhytsts me acung 10 1urn back the hde. A new hberal lobbymg group, called STOP STOP, bas formed to try to prevent any acttmlthat would limit the aulhonty of federal judges 10 set pnson caps Ultnna1ely, the proposed tough legtslauon wtll get to President Chnton, for stgnature, veto or compromtse. Wuh an eJectum year coming up, he wtll be ndvtSetl by Janet Reno, n01 John Dtlullo Ben Wattenberg, a senior fel· low at the American Enterprise Institute, is the host nf the weekly public television progr~m, "Think Tank." . (Fur intor matiun on how to C<•mmunu:ate dedrnnically with this cnlumnist and others, contact Amoricu Online hy calhng 1· 8lHI-827-6364, ext.l!317.) restnctmns on h1ghway 1 ARC survives.;~ntinuedfrompage1 because lhcy dtd not have a well. dtd nol haveJhe money lO dnll one lh1s 1s not about hues nn c1 budget Th1s ts ahout the lives ot Amencans '' Rep -:fun llunumg, R-Ky, s;ud more bah1es survave mtancy and more ynulhs gr.Jdunle from htgh .schoolnow · " The Appalacluan Regwnal ·Comm•ss1on 1s one ol tllO'-'C rare government programs that get results." he satd "The Klug .amendment asks ""' to tnke fwm 1he pooresl ol the poor It's thai ., sunpIe The ~fatlure o1 Klug's amend· mem kepi money tor ARC samt.t· uon. mad-butldmg and other prt(· JCCIS 111 lbe 1996 House spendmg btll al $142 mtllton , down trom ~82 mtlhon Uus ye•lf "We ;rre very encouraged by U1e Diversify to protect stock .fund money The Daily Sentinel sky, Brown & Katz, fmanctal adviSers 111 Coral Gables. Fla, agreed She pomted oul the tmpor· lance of dtverstfymg among fund types as well "Management styles can be m and oul ol favor al any one lime. So you detlmlely don't wantlo put all your money m U1e lOp funds of Ihe lasl I 0 rn tnules," she smd. "In 1982, lnr UJSlance, growth man· agers were on lop In 1YRJ. Ihey were at the houom" Katl s;ud dtversttlcauon mnong funds " "tncrcdthly" unpormnt, and sug_gesleO thai mvestors look for fund types that aren't correlated to each oiher "Then," she saul, "once you pu1 lhem togelher, you'll have crealed a less volattle portfolio It's common sense " Dian Vujovicb 1.• the author of" "Straight Talk About Mutual Funds" and "Straight Talk Ahoutlnv.sting for Your Relire· ment," both or which are pub· lished by McGraw Hill. Send questions to her in care of thi~ newspaper. (For information un how to communicate electronically with this columnist and others, contact America Online by calling 1· 800·827-6364, ext. 8317.) (~SPS 213·%<1) Published every afternoon Monday through Fnday Ill Court St Pomeroy Ohro by the Ohto Valley Pubhshmg Cornpnny/Multnnedtn Inc Pomeroy Uhm 457 69 Ph 992-2 I ~6 ,S(ocond class po smge prud al Pomeroy Ohto Mrmbtr The A~ soc t ated Pre~ ~ nnd the Ohto New s ~per A~ ~ocralmn POStMASTER Send addn=u correc oo n ~ ro The Darly Senllnd Ill Courl S! Po meroy OhiO45769 SUDSCHIPTION HATE..~ HJ Carrier or Motor Roulr One Week One Month One Year Sl 75 $7 60 S91 00 SINGLE COPV PRICE o~ty .... ,.. .......................... . Sub~c rrbers not 35 Cent! deR1nng 10 puy !he ~ amer moy rerru! m advance ditttllo 'ihe Dally Senunel on a three mt or 12 month bil SIS Crt.:d1l will be gr~en carrter eilCh week No subll.lnpbon by milJl permlllt.:d rn nreos where h ome CarTitr ~ti'VI CC IS ll'laJ\ilb\e 1\UIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Imide 13 Week~ '-' 26 Wceh Mt:lg~ Coonly $23 92 $47 06 52 Weeks S92 S6 R•tta Outside Meigs County 13Week.!l $25 61 26 Weeks 52 Weth S49 66 $96 20 • I strong hlpartJs,ln show ol support for lhe ARC," salll lcsste Whtle Jr, chmmtssmn l:O·l:hamnan "The ARC program works. ;md !hat's what counts walh the m.qonty ol members ol Congress · "'We worked h.trtl .til week to collvuu:c mcm hers out sale Appalachta nl the unponance ol ARC," Ctcmean' s.ud "I'm .lhso· lurely dcltghtctl that ~ch ,, vnal progt am 10 soutltem Ohto could be preserved" The eommtsston covers all of West Vtrguua mttl parts of Alaha· rna, Georgta. Kentucky, Maryland, Mtsstsstppt, New York. Nonh Car· oluta. Ohto. l'cnnsylvam.l, Snulh Canll1n:1 . Tcn1tesscc anLI VJrg lllta Survey.. .' Continued from,page 1 eren11al ueaunent ~r ' 1 11 IS equal acc ess to gond 'Johs," she satd "Everyhody should have U1e oppnrllllllly In gel a JOb U1ey are qualified for, regard less of tlletr gender or ihelf race " The poll was conducled by lhe lnsritule for Polley Research al lhe Umverstty of Cmcmualt A It red Tuchfarher, the msttlule's dlfcclor, smd lhe quesllons were carefully chosen and were modelell aller those m vanous nalJOnal polls "We have no mlercst lo push any answer one way or lh~ olhc1," Tuchfarber smd Hospital news HOLZER MEDICAL. CENTER July 12 discharges · Hope Stzemore, Denms Pope, Kyle , Cnner, Rosahe,. Lakin, B tllie Stoops, James P~t, Goldte Rice and Virgil Queen. July 12 births • Mr. and Mrs John Curtts, a daughler, of Be.1ver, Mr and Mrs Dav1d McNeely, a son, of Le Tart and Mr. and Mrs Davtd Sislc, a son, of New Haven, _wva. . · · VETERANS MEMORIAL. Wednesday admtSstons - none Wednesday dtscharges- none A meelmg for local tomato farmers mterested 111 sh tppmg Ill Canada wtll be held Saturday, R p m al ihe Racme Ftre Departmenl Annex Ice cream social planned An tee cream soctal will beheld Saturday at the Chester Ftre Department, starting at 4 p m. Homemade pie and cake along wtlh sandwiches wtll be available. Vacation Bihle school Vacauon Btble school wtll be held al the Bradford Church ol Chnst from July 24·28 trnm 9· II 15 am datly Ages tour atld up Reunion The Carl Hubbard tamtly wtll hold tts annual reumon and covered d1sh dmner )uly 23 at I 2:30 p.m. a1 lbe Syracuse Park shelter near lbe Hart-Cockier reunion set The llan·Cuckler famtly reunion wtll be held at ihe Burlingham Church grounds Sunday, wtlb dinner at I p m Cremean.s named to board promoting youth leadership construe~ Wnh Wednestlay' s readmgs, Hamthon, Lebanon and Midtlle· !Own have two vwhtttons each Farmers meeting set marina . Air said..c.ontlnued from page 1 Boone count1es If smog reaches or exccetJs an Cade was shghll¥ IIIJUred but was not treated a1 the scene , lhe patrol srud Also respondm~ to the crash were tl1e Gallla County Emergency Medtcal Servtce and the Rw Grande Volunleer Fife Depmtmenl The acctdenl, markmg lhe liflh traffic ta~1hty ol Ute year tn Gallla County, rema111s under tn'Vesuga· llmt , U1e patrol srud Meigs announcements Beatrice Miller ' \ woman.~:ntlnued from pag•1 was soulbbound near lbe mlersec· lton wttll Centerpomt Road when her car went left of center and col· llded head-on Wtlh a norlhbnund lruck driven by Mark E Cade, 31 , 2487 County Road 61, Kills Htll The tmpacl forced Kerry Bell's car to spin around on1o lbe nght Stde of the road. accordmg to lhe report The 1ruck rolled over omo tts lop and dumped tiS load of tum· her on U1e road, 1r00pers said Mae Lynch (Morton Kondracke L• execuli ve editor of Roll Call, the newspaper of Capitol Hill.) It almost seemed as if stock hypolheucal example llfC the aciUal how much would your ung111al fund mvestors couldn't miss durmg numbers of lhe Ltpper General $2,500 tnvestmenl be worth at lbe second quarter ot ihts y~ar- But Equtties Funds Average over the year-end 1996? Accordmg to Ltpone quarler doesn 'I make a year stated ume penod Tins averc~ge ts per, less than 11 was m 1989 $2,314 52. Nor does tt provtde a guarantee of what'• to come A Michael Lipper, pre"dent ol Dian Vujovich lbc company lbat bears hts name, Stock funds have had a whopsatd ihat domestic eqmties - from pmg second quarler. Only one out of ihe 26 dtfferent equily fund cate· not <a muluat fund It reflects lhe peak 10 trough - normally drop gones lracked by Ltpper Analytical performances of lbe seven dtlferent more lban 20 percent. "And once a generation wtll drop 50 percem '' Servtces fatled to sbow postltve stock fund calegones Ltpper tracks tolal returns dunng the Iasl ihree The fund calegones makmg up lbe Knowmg thai ihe long·lenn per6eneral Equtltes Funds Average formance of a stock fund tsn't a monlbs Bul before runnmg outlo mvesl mclude Capttal Apprectalton, one-way nde upward, a savvy equity fund mveslor can spread out lbe m eqmly funds, remember, trees Growlb, Growlb and Income MtdCap, Small Company Growih, S&P risks of mvestmg through d1versJtidon't grow 10 ihe sky So dtverstfy Here's a bypoihetical case to show 500 Index, and Equtly Income cation funds) why. · Ltpper satd dtverstftcalton ts a Then let's suppose, tor some concept based on lhe tdea that Suppose you tnvested $2,500 m an average general eqmty fund on unpredtctable reason, the stock: bonds and s10cks mowe m oppostle Dec 31, I 989, and left lbe money market went haywtre, and both dtrecuons. Whtch was true, he satd, there to grow and compound - 1995 and 1996 turned out to be unul about I 960 ,Smce !hen, lite lbrough Dec. 31, 1994 And, dunng miSerable years. So bad lbat lhey guarantees of one assel class of !hose five years, that fund per· mtrrored lbe perfonnance of the ' secunty performmg well And the fonned as follows: In I 990 n was marketm 1973 and 1974- lhe oUter poorly bas chrutged down 5.71 percent; 1991, up 36.49 two worst back-to·back perfonnmg "What we recommend you do percent; 1992, up 9.41 percem: years for lbe General Eqttily Stock isuseanumberofdtfferenldtverst1993, up 12.83 percent:. and 1994, Funds Avemge since 1959 ficauon schemes,'' Ltpper satd If that were to happen, and your "Like stocks and bonds, domesltc down 1.61 percent That means at the year end of 1994, your $2.500 investment fell 2P4 percent by and international, Europe vs would have grown m val~ to year-end 1995, and 24 32 percent emergmg 'markets, large caps vs $3,907.86. N01 bad for a five-year by yC.'lf·end 1996 (Just as lbe Gen- small caps, growth vs value eral Eqmty Stock Funds Average funds " invesunent. Deena Kai,Z, prestdent of Even· (Note: The · numqers 111 th,IS fell m 1973 and 1974 respecttvely) South-Central Ohio Today ... Hot and humid with hazy sunshine Highs m lbe mtd 90s Souihwest wtnds 5 to 10 mph. Tomght__ Mostly clear and muggy wilb a low 70 to 75. Ltglu soulh wtods Fnday_ .Conttnued hot and humtd Wtlh haz~ sunshine Htgb agam m ihe rrnd 90s CRASH SCENE- A car. truck crash on State Route 325 south ---Area Deaths.-- may have.arnved. . -----weather----- of Rio Grande Wednesday killed Kerry C. Bell, 20, Patriot, and sau.l ''ll1ese nre re~tl cuts '' Democrats bave been eagerly anttctpating nfts in the usually solid C.OP ranks That ltme finally John L Dtlullo Jr, 37, makes they allowed lhe slates 10 spend have 'revolving door' JUstice, and more common sense lalkmg about money in ways wbtch do hllle lo lhat vtolent cnminals belong 10 cnme lban anyone I know He ts a keep prisoners m pnson longer prison, where lbey smy incapacllalprofessor at Princeton Umversny, a "They walered down a provt- ed for a senous runounl ot tune I Semor Fellow al lbe Brookmgs lhmk lhey're nght. Violent cnmtlnsttlubon and a workmg cnminol.nals who should be 10 pnsnn are Ben Wattenberg commuung crimes on the street ogtst He IS "tough on cnme/' but he supports gun control and the "In I 993, according 10 the assault weapons ban He was born sion to put an end to liberal tederal Bureau of Jusllce Slaltsltcs data, a Democrat, and he s.1ys, "I expect JUdges issumg orders that declare a whtch are the best we have, lbere to d1e a Democmt ., pnson 'overcrol>"dcd,' whtch then were II million vwlent crimes Unttl ahout three weeks betore ends up pullmg cnmmals out on commtlled Only about 200,000 lbe passage of lbe majOr cnme leg· lbe s1reet, and lettmg JUdges rn11 1he resulted Ill felony COilVICttOns, tslation m 1994, be was a supponer . prisons Thai's lbe choke hold on about 90 percent of those were of lhe bill And then sometbmg lbe whole cnmtnal JUSitce syslem plea-bargamed, and only about "The antt-mcarceralton lobby happeneit lbal Jed Dtlullo taler 10 120,000 cnm10als ended up hehmd ca11 tt "a rouen leg•slattve oyster ., was· calling the shots, acllng bars, where they serve less than Here ts bow be descnbes whal through Democrat< on the House half ihclf 1cnns. went on Judtctary C!Jmmlltee and lbrough "The amHncarceralton lobby "I had lboughllbe btll was a btg . lbe Jus!Jce Departmenl Janel Reno, believes Ihat Ino many people are step m the nght dlfeCllon, not per- who ts the Ramsey Clark ot the 111 pnson These are the smne peofeel but good I appeared on the I 990s, and a bully, dtd nolbmg lo ple whu sat~. 'lhe nch gel pcher Bnnkley show rutd srud ihat Then, stoptl She buys the whole hnc ami lbe poor get pnson • They've before lbe btll was passed, behmd The While· House ,dso dtd n01hmg bad enormous mtluence on the 11 closed doors, attd wtUl many mem· The anh-pnson people have Cimino Jusltce Depltrlmenl " bers of Congress unable even to gel been at lhts for years, lrymg to a copy of the btU, some ot tis make Amencans believe that pnsThai was lhen Now ts now The toughest and most unport.ant parts ons have latled ~mO thnt we're not. new Republican House Ita.' atrendy were watered down so much as to much lhrealened by vtolem Clltntpassed several htlls 10 undo some make !bern almost worU1Iess naJs The btg players are lhe ol the ttems that weakenetl the "They changed ihe tine prml 111 ACLU, lbe Natwnal Counctl on !994 cnme hill One would ltnk the 'Truth m Sentencmg Incentive Cnme and Delmquency, The Sen· federal funds 10 lhe enactment by Grants.' Instead ol pusbmg Ihe tencmg ProJeCI, and lhe Jusllce the states of senous "truth-m-senstates to reform lbetr penal codes to ProJect of lhe Edna McConnell tencmg" laws and to mcrease the make vtolent pnsoners serve at Clark Foundaltun hkehhood lhal vtolenl crumuals least 85 percent ~f lime senlenced, "Mosl Amencans believe we were expected In send ihe humtdtly soanng Moist subtroptcal atr wa sexpected to spawn lbunderslorm $ from Anzona and New Me xtco along lbe Rocktes to lbe norlbcrn Plains stales Scauered lbunderSiorm s were posSible m ihe Grea1 Lakes rc g10n, lbe Northeast, lhe northern mtd; Atlantic states, m lbe lower Mtssts' sippt Rtver Valley and along 1hc Gulf Coast. Offshore breezes were cxpcc1ed 10 keep seastde New England cool Today's temperaiUres wtll reach lhe 70s m lbe Paetfic Norlhwc st, 80s tn the Nonheas1 and mtd· Atlanuc states, 90s m the Soulb and lOp 100 in lbe Sou1hwes1 Stmtlar condlltons are expected on Fnday but 11 w11l be a !title wanner. Htghs on Friday wtll be m the mtd and upper 90s and may reach lbe I 00 degree mark m norlb· west Ohio. Humidity will also be on lhe nse. Very hoi and humtd condtltons wtll be expect~d mto lbe weekend A cold front lhat w11l slretch through lbe central Great Lakes will bnng much needed relief to Ohto from the exlreme. weal her condtltons by Monday. Across the nation TemperaiUres shot up Into lbe htgh 70s before dawn today as a beal wave held tbe Plains states m tts clutches for a fiflh stratgbt da)t" ThuoderstoiUIS 10 the Great Lakes - A 20-year-old Jackson man art'ilSUld 15)' Meigs COiiflry deputilis following a weekend car crash wa.• mdtcled on two felony Cb;~tges by a Me1gs Coumr. Grand Jury Tuesday Earl M Craddock faces charge.< of escape and vandalism According to Prosecuung Attorney John R Lenles, Cradtlock, was allegedly interfering wilh emergency medtcal personnel a1 !hescene of an accident and wa• placed m a shenfl' s crmser, tore out lbe screen in lbe back of the crmser and tled before bemg recaptured soon afler Both charges are fourlb-degree felomes whtch generally carry an 18·monih pnson semcnce Ice trammg programs. Cringing ~ver criminal I across Ohio Man indicted on charges mcludmg cancer ($260), heart dtse;"e ($95), anti dtabcles ($20) AIDS •rese;trcb curs undoubledly Wtll set ott a huge narwnal conlrn· versy, wilh Democrals workmg to reverse !hem and moderate Republicans under some pressure to break rank.< Bu1 moderates may he more resistant to cuts 111 ~ducation anti • mtd 90s under partly cloudy slues and a gentle soutb to southwest breeze A slonn or two may pop up here and tbere bu1 most of the development will be suppressed. Warm muggy condnions are expected 1onighL Lows will be 10 the lower and nud 70s. contin~Je Local briefs---. tun, lcac.hng all olher thseases, 11!!1 By The Associated Press Both lbe heal and hunndtty w1ll be on lbe nse today lbrougb Satur• day Obtoans can expect more beat and more humtdtly today and for ihe next couple of days Htghs loday will be m lbe low to Accu-Weather• torecas.t tor dayume co n(httons ami - The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Hot, humid conditions will Friday, July 14 • - - _.______!__ • • ' U.S. Rep Frank Cremeans, RGalhpolls, bas become a member of lbe Congresswnal Youth Leadershtp Counctl's honorary congresSional board of advisors. lbe board - compnsed of legtSialors from across lbe counlry was sel up 10 recognize and insptre the 11allon's young leaders, satd John Hmes. exccuuve dtrector of lbe Congresstonal You1h Leadershtp Counctl. "Represcntalive Cremeans ts an excellent addiuon 10 lbe board Hts servtce lo the dislrtCI as a public official combmed wtih a slrong and acttve m1ercs1 10 today's youth make htm an tdeal member of lbe Board of AdviSors," Hines srud The Congressional Youlb Leadershtp Counctl provtdes expenential learnmg opponunllies m our natton's capttal for htgh school slu· dents who have demonsltated lead· ershtp potential and scholasuc ment lbe council ts a non·proftt, non· parttsan, ctvtcs and leadershtp edu· caoon orgamzall_on !hal was founded m I 985 To date, more Ihan 55,000 young people represenung all 50 states. the terruones and many foretgn countries have paruc. ipated m ihe council's ~rograms Students from Ohto s Sixih District who recently bave partict]lllted are Laura 'Garrell of Lucasvtlle, Alan Brown of Mmford, Knsti Vasune, of Portsmoulb, John Hor· lon of Oak Htll, Dana Kmzy and Meghan Dtlley of Manetta, Scou Bazell of Logan, and Amy Roberts and Tmruah Turner of Chilltcoihe "A recem national survey of college freshmen paints a ptcture of growing polmcal apalhy among our next generauon of polential lead· ers," Cremeans satd "ThiS ts a 1rend whtch must be reversed In many ways, ihe fuwre of our counlry depends on 1he 101erests and abtliues of 11lday' s young people I am pleased 10 support an organtza· uon so focused on developing 10<\ay's youlb as tomorrow's lead· crs." KANAUGA DRIVE-IN • No mJunes were reported fullowmg a deer/car cnlhstnn Wednesday evening on stale RoUie 124m Rull:md Townshtp Larry W Parsons, 28, Langsville, wa.s wcslbnimd when a tleer JUmped onlo lbe roadway and slrUck Ihe tender ol Ins 1995 Toyota Corolla, accordmg loa reporl from the Metgs Cou111y Shcrtll's Deparlmenl No damage was reporled 10 the c;tr Man injured in accident A 50·year-old Mtddleport man was llsled 111 senous condnion lbts morning at Riversttle Melbod1st Hospital lnllowmg a hmn lrnclor acodent Wednesday evenmg. Frank Ebersbacb, 50, Ntchols Road, w~s mowmg a ltcld ne;tr Leadmg Creek when be lost conlrol ol lhe Alhs·Cha~ncrs lf<Iclnr whtle gomg up a btl!, accordmg loa repnrl tmm Motg• Counly Shenff James M Soulshy A 17"year.old netgbhor who wtlne."ed U1e mctdeltltold tlepultes lbe wetghl of Ute cutung deck on ihe rc.'tr nt the lraclor caused UJC from ures 10 come on Ihe ground The ltaclor rolled once or twtce before crumng In rest, ihe rcptu1 slated Ebersbach suslametl senous lacemuons to lhe lcfl ;lfm, Soulsby satd. The RuUand squad of lbe Meigs County Emergency Mcdtcal Servtce responded to ihe scene and lrrutsported Ebersbach to Vclcr· ans Memorial Hosptlal pendmg transfer lo Rtverstue vta MetiFIIght hehcopler ambulance. Meigs EMS logs 9 calls Untts of the Me1gs County Emergency Medtcal Service recorded nine calls for assistance Tuesday and Wednesday, including one transfer call. Umts respondmg Wednesday mcluded: MIDDLEPORT 6:24 p m., Third S1ree1, John Ltttle, refused treatment ~ RUTLAND 8:35 p.m.. volunteer fife depart· ment and squad to Leadmg Creek Road, fann 1rac1ot acctdenl, Larry Ebersbach, YMH pendmg lransfer to Rivreside Methodtst Hospttal, 9 36 p.m., Union Soree~ Clara Phillips, HMC. SYRACUSE 8 27 am., Carr Street, Paul Baker, HMC: 4 36 p m , slate RoUie 124, Rm1· me Fry, VMH, 5 24 p.m , stale Rnu1e 7, Jun Ward, VMH Untts of lhe Metgs Counly Emergency Medtcal Servtce answered lwo calls for asststancc Tuesday. UniiS respondmg mclud· ed: POMEROY 9:12am. N~c Avenue, Loreua Reilll\lre, Holzer Medte<d Cemer. SYRACUSE 5:07 p.m , Sprtng Avenue. Deb· orah Cleek, Veterans Memorml Hosptlal, Pomeroy asstslcd. START'; TOMORROW COLONY THEATRE TONIGHT MEL GIBSON IN FRI , SAT., SUN. SYLVESTER STALLONE BRAVEHEART R JN. 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Harmon got lhinp started with a single. Pierce li>llowed with a triple. After a Bidwell error and Hill gm hit by the pitch , Aaron Ohlinger and Brandon Hill boU1 singled, and another Ilidwell error made it a 122 copies!. Ditlwcll GUllC hack in the lourlh lo gel five ru11 s "" four walks, a Jielder's choice, an error and !he its only hit nf the night - Bramlo11 Mitchem's ~ in g lc . IJidwdl addt:d \wo 1nore in U1e liflh on four walks to close In wi!IIin 12-9. But Syracuse atltled three insurance runs in ils half of the fiflh . · ·warner led of !he inning with a douhle. Marlin ant! A.<h reached nn errors before Harmon followed with a double. ' Harmon sl arleu !he game for In the Hubbard Memorial tifiSls, Syracuse clailns championship; Chester 'fourth By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Correspondent Host Syracuse jumped oul to a 12-2 lead after three innings and held off a Bidwell comeback auempt to post a 15-9 win a nd claim the championship of the 18th annual William "Bill" Hubbard Memorial Liule League Tournament. Rio gels third Rio· Grande won the eveningJ s first game to take home the third place trophy. Rio Grande scored an unearnett run in the seventh inning • '~"',..,....,, _ _,_ _ _... n tt ,,l· o J ~~-~~~; '., •..• ~ · FORCED · - Kansas Cily. second- baseman Chris Stynes _ jumps clear of the New York Yankees' Jim Leyritz after forcing him . out at second base in the first inning nf Wednesday nlg~t's game In : New York, where the Yankees won 9-J. Stynes' throw to first was In : time to get Paul O'Neill and complete the double play. (Al') : In the AL, _White Sox, A's ~ and Yankees win : !Jy MIKE NADEL : CHICAGO (AP) - No more · sputtering Sox. No mom freebies : for opponents. No more accepting : defea~. ·. It's time, the Chicago White : Sox say, to stan playing like one of · baseball's best teams. : · "I expect to go out and play and : win," manager Terry Bevington said Wednesday after the White : Sox came out of U1e AII -Surr break : and pounded lbe Milwaukee Brew. ers 8-2 ...OlD' fans know. what U1ey . want. They want to make the pl.ay: offs. Let me tell you, we want the ' same thing ." :- At 28-38 and 17 1/2 games : behind AL Central-leading· Cleve. land at the break, Chicago has been : one of .the major leagues' biggest :disappointments . > \....___,. •· But on Day I of the season's second half, Chicago looked very much like the team lbat rolled to a division title in 1993 and led the Central when th e Slrike abruptly ended last season. Lance Johnson led off with a home run, Ron Karkovice at.lded a three-run shot. Ray Durham drove in three runs willl a triple ruH.I single, and Wilson Alvarez pilched seven strong innings as the \Vhite Sox ended ·the four-game losing streak they took into the break. "I'm pretty much wiping nul the first half and slarting the s<;ason with the second half, " sa id Karkovice, who was batting .205 and was in a 1-for-23 slump before homering. "Nobody's going to catch Cleveland. Everybody knows {See AL on Page 5) Jones picked up the win in relief of Kyle Forgey. The pair combined to scatter five hits, walk six and strike out 10. Jones struck out eight in pitching the final four innings. Jimmie Putman was Chester's starting pitcher. Karr c:une on in the fourth to pitch two innings. Put· man came back to pilch the final two Innings. The lwo combined 10 strike out six, walk nne and give up seven hits. Nida led the winn~rs with a home-run ami a single. Ryan Matu~ ra and Jones added a pair of sin- AMERICAN LEAGUE EW~ltrn lNYIIIion • .11: L £d. J:um lill. Bo&toD ........... :....... 39 29 Detroit ................... 37 . 33 .574 ..529 Baltimore .............. 33 35 36 .4K5 .4G:.\ 7.5 Torontu .................. 27 41 .3!.17 12 NewYork ..... ,........ Jl 3 (i 21 Milwaukt!e ............. 32 Olic:ago ................. 29 '' 36 311 MinneM'Ita ........... 22 4ft .687 .500 12.5 TEXAS RANGERS : Si~ned Steve Buechele, third l'lu~tman , to a Cllhtract with Olda!wma City uf th t~ ' Americun At!· .~ucia tinn. Achvoted Jt\l RuMell, pit cher, frurn the 15-dlly tlisuhlell li~l . Opllonetl ]OI§e Albtrrll, pitdltr, lo Oldnhomc City . (lont\S 4--6), 7:40p.m. · CINCINNATI (Riju 4·4) :u C hicu~ t• ('fraclL~el 3-6), 8:0:5 p.m. Atlanta (Maddux 8 ~ 1) 011 San Die~o N111lunld (Hamilton 3-2), 10:05 r .rn. .471 .433 .324 14.5 17 24 5 Wulrrn Oh· i~iun CaJifornia ............... 39 30 .565 Texas ..................... JY 30 .56.5 Ollkbmd ....... ,......... 37 35 .514 ScattJc ................... 34 35 .493 1 Wedn~sday's At!.mta (G iu v in ~ 1!-4) Nichol, pitcher , ami ( Qu;.~ntrill St. Loui~ 3.5 ~:hailed :u San Die~ o 7-4) at Muittr11· (Hill S-6) at Ptmburgll Cols•radt• ( Rtyno~n 5 2·01 (Puls1pher 1-4). 7:4!1 p.m. App;d~·ttiarf at New York ·. scores Nalinn~l t'uo~hall Lt'~UI' ClUCAGO BEARS : Sil,'!'ned .Tack .Juck:soo, Wide rn:eivcr, anol Carl Kcellt:!i, 1lt"· fen~ive entl, In ·multiyeur cuntnct~;, Nun'lt!• t P.o.~t Jront".S vuluntecr n.~si~tant . CINCINNA.TI BENClALS: Si~ned Olicago 8, Milwau~ee 2 Today~s games Oalcland (Stew:m 3-li) ut LAND (Clark. o4-3), 7:05p.m. Cilli{ornla ( Lanc~ tu n Transactions CLEVE· (Moore 5~7), 7:05p. m. · Teu& (Tewksbury 7-J) at Bu ~tun (Clemens 2·1), 7:05p.m. Kansru; City (Guhic:z.a 6-7} ~~ Bnltr IOOre {Muuina 9-5), 7:35p.m Minoe&O(a (Tarani 4-9) al New York (MdJowell6-~ ). 7:35p.m. Chica,.o (Abbott 4-4) at Milwaul>ee (BoDd 4-7), 1:05 p.m Toronto (Cone 7-S) at Seattl~ (Belcher 4-4), lO:OS r .m. Fl·rnnndus Vmsnn. !!0.1\ tiV INDIA~APOLJS i.: oLTS : SiJ:!nt:ll Wt.,~ l . uffen!>ive tar klr; R~l'MrEI · nly,tleh:ll~\YI! t101t:k: :J!\JI8rian Oelzheiser, fh:rek Baseball 8-1) u1 Detmi r Leogue. Football .Florida (Burkett 6-~) ~~ U. 1~ Angell'S (Murtinu 11-ll), 10:05 p.m. ' , H1JUslon (SwimJt!II 6-Jl at Sun Fmr~ei~­ co (Wil.son J-3), 10:05 p.m. OU!aod 7, Toronto 4 New York9. Knrum.~ City I CAUGHT IN 'R UNDOWN- As third baseman Darnell Coles looks on In the background, St. Louis shortstop Tripp Cromer {right) is only Inches from laying some leather on the Philadelphia Phlllles' Gregg Jefferies in a rundown between second and third to end the sixth inning or Wednesday night's game in Philadelphia, where the Cardinals won 4-3. {AP) American Lea!!li1H CI-UCAGO WIOTE SOX: ActiV(tlt:d Mike LaValliere, c:archer, from the 15·•1ay dis ahlr.rl list. Optillned Chn~ Tre111ie. c:akhcr, lu Nashvllk 11f tht Ar n ~ican A.~ ­ lint'hacktr PHILADELPHIA EAGLES : Si~ned ChrisT. Junes , wi de rcctiver, tu three one-year co ntract~ . SAN DIEGO CHARGERS: Signed Tmell Fle-tc:her. runnin11- back\ 10 a thru· ye:~~ cnntrud, und T1>ny Bcrlt, off~ n~ive tad;le, and Mark Mtlnlreuil. curner hu~ k . sncintiOn~- NEW YORK YANKEES . llrumored Ruht-n Rrvcra , liUII'idiltr, .mtl Ko::nt Wal· lo two-year cnntrat.1s. $12,999 NEW 1995 NISSAN KING CAB V6 4X4 TAKES FOURTH- Chester fell 7-6 to Rio Grande in extra innings in the consolation game of the Hubbard Little League Tournament Wednesday night. In front· are (L·R) Jeremy Gillilan, Bradley Brannon, Ryan Hawthorne, big hit when we neetled il." Phillies catcher Darren Daullnn . said the slump could be expl<tined. "We just haven' t heen hilling a' ·a leam." Daullon said . " I really don.' t know else to say. We're no! laking any pressure olf of our ; pilchers,- bul we don't pliln on q11i t-· ~ ting." . · .. •~ A L 0 Olde Tyme Big Top Circus •'!...~ Features spectacul~r elephant acts, spine-tingling aerial perlormances, canine acts and more. Crafts, Antiques & Collectables Browse or buy, but don't miss the Crafters' Comer in the Buckeye Building and the Antiques & . Collectables Pavilion. (Hitchood: J·S), 7:35 r .m. Chicago (Bere 4-7) at {RobenoD 5·2), 8 :05 r .m Petting Zoo sio 6-3), 10:35 p.m. · BATTERIES NAITONAL LEAGUE E•lern 01YIIIIon £d. .!iJI : . {'hilod<lpllia ...........39 30 .565 4 :I:uiB .11: L • --. Atlantw .................43 26 .623 . MontrcaL .. " .... ...... 3J J7 Aorida .............. ..... 24 42 New York ............. 25 .U 471 IO.S ,364 17.5 .362 U SHOCKS £ "~ for me." Bring the little ones and watch them smile. • FREE Tire Rotation Live Acts said . "There were a 1m of good faslhalls that we just swung righl through . We've got to"sornehow wflke up." · Sparks (5-4) wished he could have awflkcned from !he nigh!mare of his worst hig-leaglie s1ar1. He allowed eighl runs in 6 1/3 innings. In the only olhcr gmnes played in !li e AL Wednesuay nigh! , New York clohhered Kansas Cily 9-1 and Oaklantllopped Tomnlo7-4. Yonkees 9, Royuls I .A· t. New · York, rookie Andy Pel- NEW 1995 NISSAN ALTIMA GXE Dunston homered for Chicago . t•irates 2, Brave.li 1 At Pinshurgh. John Smoltz did himself in wilh a wild pilch that scoretl holh Pmlles runs In the air, cassette, lilt, cruise, power windows & locks. .$15,999 NEW 1995 NISSAN QUEST sixth. llmt also <.Ji<.J in a ninc·grunc winning streak that w~s the ·Draves' longest since :J 13 -grune streak in. 1992. . Rookie Sieve Parris ou1pi1ched Smnllz, who ailowct.l a Uouhle 10 Orhmtlo Mcrccc.l witJt one out in lllc sixLh. Smnllz hit Mark Johnson on Ll\e next pit c h, lht.:! ll threw a ;ild pitch to :1Uvnnce hnth fUIIIH:!r s. Wilh AI Martin at the plat e, Smnlt7. threw another hall in the dirl lhat esctped catcher .lavy Lopez ano.l rolletl hl tile right of ti1e plate . Me rced qtcecJ home and Lopez' throw sailetl inlo !he Braves' dugout, scoring both' run- ners. WE WILL NoT ON ANY ITEM Our prtces can'l be beat 1 We will match 8RV local pme or com~arabls uems, enludurg spec1a1 orders Pritt ' m'1 !It 1!r1l1t~ S•~ slr11 l~r ll!litli lille lost his shu lou! imd complete. game in .lhe ninth inning . He allowed just six hits . . ·"I knew I had it," he s:1h.l. ~<J was ,thinkikng ~l~~e nuts and it just Ui<.Jil I W< 1f · ou · ; Russ· Davis ... rarkcd a ~ix-run st:.ctmd innin g w 'th " three-run homer antl Jim L yr itz drove in four runs for New ' tk Athletics 7, II •ae .Jays 4 1!1'1' first seven seasons with Toronto That's prelly m<1ch whal hap· agent this spring. illlnwcU 1hrcc · . of Milwaukee manager Phil Gar- filns ru 1d six hits . He has Ill sirikenuL\ tJ)iS season, thirc.J·bcst in the American League. ·ner. - 10 : "We go! IO the plfllc and hxlked ..like we couldn'l hit any pilch," he Three stages.jam-packed with Free entertainment daily. unlil joining U1e AUIIC!ics a' a l'rt'C Lhe ~hagnn !pened Wedncsc.Jay TIRES .. $16,999 ·.)!xpected 10 hlossom inlo a pil ching ~lar bul instead was n rn:1jor rc.1son k d 'C hicago had U1e 12111-ran e P c1I· At Oakland, Todd Swttlemyre ing slaff in the 14-tcam lea gue. hcfuudlcd hi s fnrmer club by slrik· ·,"TIJere were eight or nine gmncs Ill Ll · ~ ·1 lng oUt I0 (n scycn sLrong innings. 1 'l! row tlmtl got our lien:'"' . n wa' t Rickey Henderson scored lhree ~. ix, seven run s all the 11me . I "' .1 runs aJHI drove in another with a •bought th ey were goi ng 111 traue douhl e. HenJerson ;tlso rm::cc.J home me or someU1ing ." M • Alvarez said .h'e tlecidetl In from sccnnd on calcher Angel ar" I inez ' s crr;~.11t lOS~ back tn lin; .. •'throw the b:~l over the plale more JTI()UillJ . ; "and let my tlcfense make the out' Stn!llemyre (R-2). who spent his OUl lfUA ~I _ _ _ _ _ __ .!six in winning hi s sccnnU strai£ht 'starr. ·Before tflis miui~slrea J( he :')Yenltwo months without a vic l~)ry . .·• 1 J·usl • "I J1a 1e 1o lo se. . lt ,'llc 1,, ~ose,n snid Alvare z, who was Fine Arts Center el>a (Bo- action. ~so_n_tin_uc_d_fr-'o-'n_P_;ag..,..e_4J · that. But we can trv to catch 1he ~ wild-card playoff spo1. Wilh 1he :1eam we have, we can do t1Hlt." The White Sox tOok ou t their 'frustrations on rookie ~1mcklchall e r ·.·. Steve Sparks, whose third pil ch ~ended up over Ute rigiH-ficld fence .'-courtesy of Johnson. ; "That's the way IO slarl U1e sec· :ond half," Johnson saitl. "We got ·two days of rest over !he AII-S!ar ,break and we go! a c hanc e 10 · J Jl · . regroup. I sal on my couc 1 tpplllg ,the remole. It was nice." ~ Nice could also de.,crih~ !he per· •formance of Alvarez (3-5), who :anowed seven hil s and struck out ...--.... Ohio's most talented professional and amateur artists display their work iri the James M.- Cox Fine ~ Center. · " · 1, . ' . ~ ~:attle Urhina won his tirst major league start m1d snapped a fivc-s:une slide .._ for the Expos. · gelling off to such a gmd sian . ,' "When we got off 10 tliat hig Urbina (2-0). a 21-year-old ; lead early, we knew we'd liave to \ Venezuelan, allowed an unearned · go all. the way to tl1e Jinisli li ne in uu~n l three hits and five walks in innings and slruck out three. .: October. We know il 's a long sea- se ~ son. We just have 10 come hack Mel ~"'pitched 1wo innings for • and play hard." · his 15th save. . Damn Fletcher drove Ill two . } The Phillics have now los! . seven straighl at home. their worsl runs lor Montreal and Shawon Enjoy stock car football, motocross races and tractQr pulls. Located behind the Midway. r"':· Daulton said that hl! tliUn't th ink losing streak at home since they lost seven in a row in August September 1987. In the only other NL games played Wednesday , Montreal edged Chicago 3-2 and PiHSburgh nippedAtlallli12-L Expos 3, Cuh.< 2 At Momreal. rookie Uguelh ·.~his team was ovcrconfldenl aller Callrornra (Bosl>ie 6-2) ut Detroit s-31, 7,os p.m. Texas (Rogl!t!i 8-4) at Boston [\e.ld 7-1), ?:OS. p.m. KaniM Cily_.(b. ri!li~ r II · ' I ill Baltl nvne (McDunllld 2·4), 7:35p.m MinnealftB (Radk.tl 5-7) at New Yurl.i. (Wei~ air, cassette, tilt. cruise, bed liner, auto, hubs, mdre Evan Needs Charlie Young and Aaron Gillihln. In the back' row are coach Jeff-Needs, Gan<tt Karr, Steve Weeks, Josh Marc.um, coach Ray Karr and BetSy Hawthorne, representing Farmers Bank, which sponsored the fourth-pluco trnphies. .NL contests. ~c.o_m_in_ue_d_fro_m_P_a_ge_4_)_ _ _ _ _ _ ____;,_ _~--- at CLEVEL~ (Nq.y 7-4), 1:05 p.m. Tomnto (Guunan 2·5) 111 ONLY TAYLOR MOT-ORS SAVES YOU MORE SERVES YOU BETTER! Automatic, air, cassette ' Milwauk.e~:~ the s1:u-1er and loser for Bidwell. Eric Nolan finished . Not an was selected !he Most Valuahle Player antl received 1he trophy sponsoreo.l by Valley Lumber. llaimon was selected the Defensive Player of the Tournamem and wa1 presemed the lmphy SJl(lllsored by Meigs County Emer- . NEW 1995 NISSAN SENTRA AT&T Laser Spectacular .·iii=.! East Grandstand Is as Easy as . .. .$12,999 '. Free special attractions make the Stat~ Fair a great family fun value. Perlonnances outside the Coliseum nightly from dark until closing. Using the Classifieds · air, cassette, tilt, cruise, power windows & locks. Fri.d"'Y'!i! games Oa~and (Prielo Q- 1) In the middle row are Derek Michael, Drandnn l'ierce, Joe Cornell, J.P. Harmon, Matt Ash and ....Ch~ls Yeauger; Dt<blnd ihent nre · Gary Nhffl~ nl' the Horne National Dank, )"hich sponsored the trophies, and coaches .Jeff Martin, Michael Wamer and Mick Ash. WtLI\ gency Medical Services . The Offensive Player Award was sponsored by Chancey's Food Mart aiau was woti by Jeremy Gillilan of Ches ter. Chesler also won th e Sportsmnnship Trophy, which was sponsored by Bflllk One. NEW 1995 NISSAN 200 SX SE him to • PHILADELPHIA. PHILLIES : Pur · tht cnntract uf Kevin EIN!cr, infielder, fnom S~:r :mt fl n Wilkes -Bme <lf the Internalu•nal Lt:aj,tlle. Dt:.J;ignated R:wdy Really , infielder. fur assi);nmenl. Plac~d Tommy Greene, pit~:ltcr, un the 15-day . dis::rbled list. Signed Randy Knorr , pilchcr, an1l il!iSti,!netl him tu M~rtinsvillt' uf the Chica~n at (fnssero 8-6) , 7:35p .m (Loiaza 6-3), 7: 35 p.rn a~IOi!l netl Williamsport uf the New York- Penn League. • (Benes l-:5), 7:05p.m. Philadelphia Lr~o~t~,Ue LfUCAOO Cl'BS: Si~ne<J Bri::r.n Mc - Ang,e~ Friday's gam~ ONCINNATI (Smiley ~-I) a1 (Bulli ngt'1' 6-1 ), 120 p.rn. l"''Yki. Norwich. CtntrMJ DI•IKion Kanns Cit' ........... 33 33 lo · <'. .Come get your FAIR Share ofFun! , tact, pitd1er, frunt N•,rwidl of the Eal.tem l.e3jpj~ to CulunVJuN 11 f !he lnternatinnal " League, anJ Marty Janzen, pit~:her, hum Tanrpa of the Florida State League to le:. (Candinni 4-6), 10:05 r .rn. CLEVE~D ....... 46 ....... TOURNAMENT CHAMPION- Huhhanl's Greenhouse nf Syracuse defeated Bidwell 15-9 In nail down the 18th annual Willium " Bill" Huhbard Little League Tournament spoiiSIJI'ed hy the · Syracuse Volunte.r Fh:e Department. In front are · {L-R) John Hunnell, Brice Hill, Aaron Ohlin~er, · ~f<lndon Hill, Nate Martin .and Matthew Warner. had a single. Jared Denny and Expos win 5·5) at San Fran · Aonda (Hamroond 5-2) at l..o!; . ,&.: -- ., Cardinals, Pirates cisco (Vanl.andin~.hum 1·2). 4:05p .m. Ptuladelphia (Schitt intt: ~-S) at M mun:al (F;JSSero 8-6) , 7:35p.m. " St. Louis {Urbani 2-31 Oil f'itt~loor~h (Ericks 2-1), 7 : 3~ p.lll Colorado (R itz 7-3) at New Y(•rk Major leagues ~-' In the NL, Today's gantes Hou.~tnn ( Rey no lll.~ ., to post a heart stopping 7-6 win gles, while Holdreh <md Finney a over Chester. · si nglt: .eath . The C hester-Rio Grande game Karr led. Chesler with a home was close the entire contest. run and a sing Ie. Putman added a Chester jumped on top 3-0 in the double and Weeks and Needs a sinlop of the first inning . Bradley gle each . Brannon, Jeremy Gillilan and Steve Weeks reached base on errors to In ' the championship contest lead off the inning. Garrell Karr Syracuse scored seven runs in !he then followed with a double to !bird to take a 12-2 lead only 1o • score the runs . have Bidwell fight back Ill pull In Rio Grande tied it in the bottom with 12-7 afler four innings, hut the of the inning when David Fenny home team pulled away to claim and, Bobby Jones hit ba~k-to,back the title. J.P . .Harmnn, Brandon ' Pli!LADELPHIA (AP) - The of 14, had a 3·0 lead before !he singles with one out before Scottie Pierce and Man Ash combined to extra batting practice paid off for ·a Cardinals rallied ·in the sixth inning Nida followed with a three-run fire a one-hiner. while Syracuse against Michael Mimbs (6-5). homer . . pounded out 10 hits off two Bid· bored Ray LankJord. The Cardinals left St. Louis at ·· After Lankford's bases-loaded Karr led off the third. inning well pitchers. · with a home run over the right-cen- , Syracuse jumped out to a 3-0 9:30a.m. Wednesday and arrived hit drove in ' two runs, a lbird crune ter !ield fence to make it a 4-3 con- lead after one inning . Mallhew al Veterans Stadium at I p.m. They across on Mariano Duncan's error test. Evan Needs singled with one Warner led off the bnnom of the spent the rest of the day waiting for and !he fourth scored on Tripp out and later came around to score first with a walk. Nathan Manin their night game against tbe Cromer's sacrifice fly. Philadelphia Phillies to slarl. Danny Jackson {2·9) allowed to give Chester a 5-3 advantage. followed with a single and Man "We had extra hilling til 3:30, ' three runs and all nine PhiL~delphia Rio ·Grande came back with a Ash walked. A couple of ground then things really got boring," hits in six innings before four Carsingle run in the bouom of the third outs later it was 3-0. inning. Jones singled with two out< Bidwell c<unc hack with a pair Lankford said. "It's the tirst time dina! relievers held the Phils hitles• and scored on a Chester error to of runs in !he lllP of the second In I've ever done ahylhing like thlll therestoftheway. Tom Henke pitched the ninth, pull to within 5-4. · · make il 3-2 on walks to Blake Mar- and I hope i('s the last." . After sitting around lbe Vet for struck out two and gained his 18th Rio Grande took the lead in lbe . cuum ~mtl Branc.Jon Mitchem aru.l a · six hours, Lankford drove in two save in 18 opportunities. tifth innirig. Josh Perry walked and Symcuse em>r. runs with a bases-loaded single, "I can't say enough about the Jason Holdren singled. Perry Syracuse increased the lead 10 5bullpen. They were terrific sparking a four-run sixth inning in scored on a fielder's choice to tie 2 in U1e second. Brice Hill led off the Cardinals' 4-3 victory over lfre tonight," said Cardinals manager the game before N ida's single the inning with a single. Two ouls Pbillies in theii one-game series. Mike Jorgensen. "Henke is really · drove in Holdren with lbe go-ahead laler, Matlltew Warner launched a The Cardinals left town for pitching well. He js spotting his run . long home run over the' right field Pittsburgh immediately afler the fast ball and gelling his breaking Brannon walked to lead off the fence . Hill was forced out of !he game, which made Lankford pitches over." I seventh. After a steal of second be game one inning later when he W4L"' happy. Philadelphia manager Jim scored on Weeks' base hit to force hit by a pitch in the chest. He 1 "After all the time we've spent Fregosi Sl!id Mimbs threw · well , a6-6 tie. s~~yed in to run the ba,es, but wa' here, I'm really happy to be mov- "but we gave them too many out.' But Rio Grande won the game forced out of the L1mlest before the ing on, " he said. in the sixth inning. We had some , in the bottom of the seventh. inning was over because of the The Phillies,· who have now lo~t opportunities but couldn't get !he Finney reached .on a fielders choice {See FIJI!ALS on Page 5) four in. a row, nine out of 10 <md 12 {See NL on Page 5) with one out. Jones followed with a ground ball to short, which helped Finney score the winning run afler a wild throw to first blise. Scoreboard Baseball • Syracuse and pitched tl1e first 3 113 'innings. Pierce pitched two-thirds off an inning, while Ash pitched one inning. Hannon came back to pitched U1e Jinal 1 1/3 innings. The three COmbined to strike out 12 and walk 14. Warner led the winners al the plate with a double and a home run. 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Jeff Blake............514.95 George Foster~..-. 14.9 5 5 • WE ICCEPT USED DIL -·=·· GALLIPOLIS OPEN SEVEN 'DAYS A WEEK 209 Upper River Road Store Hour's: 9 a.m. to 8p. m. Monday lhrough Friday, 8:30a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday 446-3807 PrieM good thrOugh WednHdl¥, July 11, 1811G. .. ' �' ( Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel Thursday, July 13, 1995 Pomeroy o Middleport, Ohio Devils and NJSEA say deal may come as soon as today girlfriend should give Romeo a two week ·notice By TOM CANAVAN E AST RUTII ERFORD , N.J . (AP) - The New Jersey Devils and illeir landlord could announce a deal today th at woultl keep the team in ille state. The two sides adj o urned late Wednesday ev enin g, unabl e to finalize an agre ement on a new lease , a spokesman for the New Je rse y Spo rts antl Ex pos ition Authority said. " Nothin g is done," Jo hn Sarnerjan "''id about 10:25 p.m. a.' the meeting was en <ling. ''The people are lea vin g. We'll continue man ' s chi ef of staff, Peter costing the team $11 million. DevVerniero, said no ag reement had ils owner John McMullen was considering a lucrative offer to move been signetl. ·' Do I anti c if ate o ne bein g tbe team to Nashville, Tenn. Under the latest proposal , the signed soon? Yes," Vemiero said, saying illere have been productive alleRed breach di spute and some contract di sputes the sports autboritalks between the sides. In a newscast one hour later, ty has wilh the Devils will be NJN changed its report 10 say only decided "by arbitration, the source · th at t. leuer of agr eeme nt hatl said.' " been worked out." Whitman also acknowledged "The New Jersey Sports and Wednesday that the state is considExposition Authority says no letter ering raising money for renovations of intent .is signed, and would onl y at the arena by selling a corporation confinn discussion are ongoing," the right to put its name and symthe report said. bol on the arena. tomorrow.'' "It depends on what they final! y Telephone calls to Devils generSources told The .Associated al manager Lou Lamoriello we nt end up (with), what the final recPress th a t the two sides co uld ummswered. ommeodation is," Whitman sajd in announce a deal as- early as today. Sources close to the negotia- Trenton. "Again, if there is a wny New Je r se~ Network reponed tion s, speaking on condition of ' to offset cosl' that make sense and Wednesday Umt a " leucr of agree - anonymity, told The AP U1is week that isn' t funny. You know, there ment''' had -been signed between that anomeys were,putting the-final . are· cenal"n nnitres ·we -wouldtt 't tbe Stanley Cup ch:unpions antl the touches on a new lease under accept." D.rensive Player), Bidwell's Erlt Nnlnn (Mosi TOP INDIVIDUALS - Several awards. wer. autbority, which operates U1c Bren- which the Devils would get$! !) The sides have a date in state given after the Champion.•hip Game of the Huh· Valuable Player), Chester's Jeremy Gillilan (Top dan Byme Arena where the team million in givebacks, including Superior Court in Hack ~nsack on Offensive Player) and Chester coach Jeff Needs, ' hard Little League Tuurnament title game Frmn plays. • greater peroentages of parking an<) today , when Judge Peter Ciolino i.< left to right are Syracuse's J.P. Harmon (Top who won the Sporl•manship Award. D,ut Samerjan denietl scheduled to hold a hearing on the concession revenue. · "No document of any kind ha.' The new deal would extend the authority' s request for a n:slnt.inin~ been signed," he said e~\' in the current lease fi'v e years. 10 2007. order again~r the Devils' lhreHt to evening. _ 0~ U1e.sources said. 1enninate their J~a~e . That hearing In its report. NJN , th e state ' s was poslponetl earlier illis week at The Devils, who movetl 10 New public televi sion network , citetl Jerse y from Colorado in 1982 . the request of both sides as they . unidentified source. at the State- claimed in April the spons authori- continued negotiations . house. Dut Gov . Chri sti e Whit - ty breached its lease in 13 ways. HOUSTON (AP) - The Hous· wasn't playing . That was it. I Neiiller Maxwell nor his agent, ton Rockets quieti y waived contro- couldn't take it" Kyle Rote Jr. of Memphis, Tenn.The Rockets , who went on to bascd Athletic Resource Manageversial guard Vernon Maxwell in -win their. second straight NBA ment, returned telephone c:dls. The cbampionship, are oblie_:lled lo pay lockout precludes teams lr01n com· Maxwell $1.R million filf U1e limd menting on player moves. player dealings. year of his contract, said U1e terun •s "I didn't know anything about legal counsel, Michael Goldberg, it," teammate Kenny Smith s:tid · old Maxwell on June 30, two barring some type of legal action Tuesday. "This is the first I've · a shoestnng By DICK BRINSTER together enough to get on each four d ecades runnmg WALL TOWNSHIP. N.J . (AP) other's nerves," French says. "We operation. The la't thing he needed monills after he left the clul) before that might absolve it or U1e obliga- heard of it. After the circums1m1ces around it, I hope everyU1ing works -The odyssey began laq month at have a blast." was a broken raoe car. Game 2 of the lirst-round Western tion. "If you just waive a player. out best for him , He has the ability, , Dover, Del . when 43 Winston Cup It's been illat way since French "He was kind enough to lend us Conference playoff series against you're still obligated In pay the but this is one of those things that · was blackOagged from his first a car to run in the ARCA division the Utah Jazz, complaining of a cars attempted to qualify for the remaining part of hi ~ cnnlrrtct . comes down to strictly business or Miller Genuine Draft 500. All but race before he even got a chance to down in Atlanta." French says. " II hamstring injury. · ,,utan most o1· the cars out The Rockets confirmed unless anoiller team picks him up. the game. one succeeded. start his engine. At 17, he wa~ too was la.<ter "I had no idea something like A week later, at Long Pond. Pa.. young to drive, but he and his rae- there, so we decided In go for the Wednesday illey waived Maxwell, No other leam took him up oil waivers, so he is now a free agent. this was going to happen. We were · f 1 but declined to offer any tletails . the same number applied at the mg. ather hatched an " ingenious poe. . After Maxwell left the Rockets If the inquiry stops there , we 're more worried about the situation at · UAW -GM Teamwork 500 . The plan" to gel around the rule. .. "So, I'm watching ille Winston same driver packed up his gear and ''My father got in the car and Cup guys in practice, and there's on April· 30, the club granted him a still obligated to pay." Goldberg hand, and that was the playoffs, so ~ · · · you don't really pay allention 10 the: . took the practice laps, " French this white lin,e paintel.t on the track leave of absence for personal rca- said. headed home. "The only way we would m\1 extemallhings." • Last weekend , Dou g Fre nch ,'recalls. " After he came in, we met just before the third turn, ahout a sons. have to pay it would be ir his couMaxwell, a 'li-tixJI-4, 190-pound took'"' eight-hour dri ve to Loudon, in the bathroom and did a quick qu:rrter of a mile from where I'm In the May 23 edition of I he · N.H., for a.NASCAR Featherlites switcheroo. s~mding. lt looks to me like d1ey're Chronicle, Maxwell admiUell his iract were terminated for some guard, has been a lightning nHJ for problems since he w:L' acquired by race. This lime, the 36-ycar-olll " I walk out in my unifonn and rolling out of the throttle about a supposed hamstring injury was a other legal rea~on . " The walkout and subsequent the Rocket.s on Feh. 21, 1990, !rom front for his fmstration over having contractor from the Jersey Shore get within about four feet of the pu hundred feet beyond the line. made U1e show. thinking 'Got 'em.' -when the stew"Monkeys~. monkey do." to yield playing time to Clytle commenLs after six producli ve but the San Amonio Sp~ for $25,000. The latest incident occurred Feb. Tl1en rain hit the New Hamp- ard says, 'Hey, boy, where qo you What French faileil to consider Drexler, acquired Feb. 14 from stonny years not only erreclively ended Maxwell's career in Houston 6. 1~95, when Maxwell chmgcu shire International Speedway. illink you're going?' They'd •heen was the difference between the Portland. French 'and his all-volunteer crew tipped off that I wa~ going to pull speed of light and the speed of "I never had any personal prob- but could give ille Rockets grountls into tltc stamJs aJH..i struck a fan dur-"' ing a gmnc in Pnrtlanll. When he· wailetl ruld wailed. something lilce that." . sound. They were decelerating car- lems. That was just something I for a breach-of-contract suit. . Goldberg declined tn discuss returneJ after a 10-g:unc sus pen-~· At 7:30 p.m., the moditieds hit So French had- to wait -a year. lier than he realizetl. made up,'' said Maxwell, who w:L' the pavemenL In 30 minutes, the Then he made them pay with a "So, I went down the hack side playing in a charity golf tourna- wheiller the Rockets are contem- sion. Drexlt:r hat.J taken his stw lmg .. 1ap , gnne - d my ment at the time. · "The deal was I plating any 'such legal action. guard spot . • Auto Palace 40 was history. French rookie-of-the-year performance in on my qua I.•t-ymg finished 27th. ille sportSman division at Wall SL~- teeth and mlled nul right where t ·I The payout .for the three dium. At 19, he won tbe champi· wanted to. All nt" a sudden it wa~ NASCAR races at NHlS was near- onship. like somebody blew on U1e side or Jy $2 miflion . French's end or it There was tbe family business. the car . She came around and He said he isn't concemed that' ~ DENVER (AP) ..:C. John Elway lion on Buffalo Bills quarterback was $365 , his total earnings for Heavy construction in one of the smasheu ·inlo the wall, destn)yed the knee will curL'Iil his career.· He ' Steadman reportedly Jim Kelly, said he got ille news lhltt his knee ' 1995. fastest-growing parts of tbe country. ille backentl. has two years- left on his contract was in sueh bad shape that he K:elly Um~ · ~Your worst knee told "The only way you make offered a beller payday than grass"I wen! over In Junie's g>rrage, shouldn't play this season while is beuer than John Elway' s best and ha.~ expressed a desire to play smaU fortune ln racing is to start roots racing. _ where he wtts w()rking_ on ,his _W!nanother year or two beyond Uta!. knee.':., listening to the radio. with a large one,' ' the bearded French's appetite for competi- _Nton Cup car. and sa1d, Chtehe, Elway, 'who will start his 13th "This is ille first I've heard,of Whatever the story's source, · French says with an easy laugh. tion never faded, however. He had . I'm sorry. I wrecked your car.' season in the NFL. has leu the ~ ille Denver Broncos quarterthis," 35, acknowledged that Elway, " I've spent $30,000 on racing illis to be involved, even if only occa- Then I explainetl the line lhmg to Broncos to three Super Bowl back said at practice Wednesday. some day. he might neetl an artifiyear, and even the dumbest accoun- sionally as a driver: He volunteered him.'' · ''I heard it driving in here.'' appearances. cial knee. He originally injured the · tant you can find would tell you to help Junie Donlavey, a Winston French felt like a lillie boy in "B.y the time I neetl a knee Elway dismissed reports, includ- knee in high school, when he . that I'm not making a prolil here.'' Cup car owner with a reputation for the principal's oflice as Donlavey replacement, maybe U1ey' ll he even ing one on ESPN Tuesday, that the frrsl of the live uper· underwent pondered in silence the destruction _Racing is' a hobfiy ; a gathering nuturing young tlrivers. beuer thai he . ations he has had on it. Three of the lha•lthey are !lOW, " said doctors had advised him of friends who camp out together · 'Til sweep the floors for Junie of pis car. Elway, who wears a brae~ nn his shouldn't play this se:L,nn m1d Uml operations have . · been during hi . ~ and then. go to the track with no . any time,'' French says. ' 'This is "He thought ahoul it for a NRcareer. knee. his wife wantetl him to retire. expectation beyond Ihe thrill of one of the great people in racing." momenl ," French remembers. 1"That' s the same thing (ESPN) He said his doctor told him Umt He_aiso denied reports th:n his · Prior In securing lulTative spun- ' 'Then he saitl, 'Yeah, boy, but if participation.. said my second year in the · he's a candidate for a knee replacefrunily wants him to retire. "As a "We don't see one anoU1er for sorship from fumiturc giant Heilig- you could have held on, you'tl have but not until his football ment , Elway said. "It's noilling fact , I asked hy daughter league," mailer of weeks at a time , so we ' re not Meyers, Don Iavey spent more Ill an had a hell of a lap."' new.'' career is finished. (Jessica) the other day how much . . He sajll he suspects the latest "It's been bad since ·my senior longer she wanted me to play antl story about his left knee originated of high school. I don't think any she said she never wan t.ec.l me In at a qlinic in Vail run by Dr. more about it now thru1 I did back quit." Richar<l Steadman, who perfonned then,': Elway said. "I dun' t think Asked if he cnulfo( still run as nations that ·make the situation to recovery. · By DICK BRINSTER arthroscopic surgery on Elway's it's in any worse shap.e Umn lt's fast as he used to, Elway said, "It . LOUDON, N.H. (AP)- The even more painful. "The.~octors I see, everybody, winter. knee this been in for the last three or four depends on who's chasing me." tpugbest ~uestions for Geoff BodThe divorce is expected to tells me 11 s Just a mauer ol' time," After a subsequent knee operayears.'' ine - the ones dealing with the become final later illis summer. he ~id .."Unfonunately I cru1't stop eifect of a disintegrated marriage Although he spoke only in gen- ractng, so I have to deal with it on his career - never have to be eralities, Bodine admilled during while I do my job. aSked. Bodine brings !bern up him- an interview at New Hampshire ''But tbings are getting bener. self. . Intemational Speedway thai doing I'm getting better." . "The biggest pro~lem with my so is a form of U1erapy. Despite a penalty that put him a season and my team has been me," Surely, he was told, driving a lap down early in Sun~ay's Slick Bodine volunteered. "My personal stock ca< at speeds up to 200 mph 50 300, and a late-race accident problem has really interfered wiill enables one to forget, ILon!y for a that relegated him to a 35th-place • -.-::;; my ability to conoemrate on racing , lllne. finisll; Bodine was perhaps "' fast driving, even caring about it "Unfortunately, that isn't the as race winner Jeff Gordon, "I take full re sponsibility for case," he said. "You never know At one point early in the race, what bas happenetl up to now and when these evil thoughts illese bad Bodine untapped himself and wa' tj)e rest of tbe season, because I' vc thouJlhts, are going to home into able to pull away from Gordon. · · · your head." been ille biggest problem. Now ille Winston Cup drivers "My crew knows it. They've "Interviews like U1is bn'ng them head to Pocono Imemational Racestuck by me .' We'll try to gel ou~" he said. "Friends come up to way, where Bodine hopes to sucthrough illis thing togeU1er. Il isn't you and say, 'Hey.' They bring cessM!y defend his title next Sunan extuse. I hope uu one ever goes them out. Coming m the track day through it. If you .ever do, then brings tl1em out. you'll understand how bad it can · ''I'd mther not be dealing wiU1 be.' ' ill0m when-1' m trying 10 deal wiU1 The 46-year-old WiiiSton Cup ille race car. But I can't control it. I Griver is trying to recover from Ihe can't stop it. Brenda Venoy of Long Bouom painful breakup with his wife, . _"So U1e only way you deat with Kathy, after nearly two decades. 11 ts you deal with it. Once you get and Derek Baum of Chester were He is in the process nf a divorce, through a situation, a track , a con- among· tbe winners in last Saturand trying to figure out the best versation, it's easier the next day's Kanawha Valley Dragway time.'' ·· Park races, held near Southside, way to deal wiill ille maHer. ''I've been very open about it,'· He has sought help, accepled- W.Va In the Street Division, Venoy he said, but avoided specific expla- advice :md hopes he's on the road \ 1, won with her 1979 Chevr.Qk:t. Bob ~ Cellular Options Taylor of si: Albans, W.Va. took to provide track arid field to Uniden 1700 bag phone . · .'\; second. ' Rates as klw as 114.95 monlh~ • Unlmited.Long Distance as ~w L/,\ • Magnelic moun! antenna • .121 Mobile·lo-Mo~le Caling In the,Junior Dragster Division, as 18.66 CIJIICINNATI (AP) - The track and field team and the men's . • Battery with charge• • Free custom calling leatures Baum won whth his 1993 Spitzer, • W1de area pag•ng as ~was $7.00 and women's cross country squads, University of Cincinnali plans to • Offer exp11es Ju~ 31 , 1995 • 94,1100 sq. mie Supersyslem • Yoi:e Ma~ rusl $1' 95 beating Tim Chambers of St. add women's indoor and outdoor will direct both the men's and Albans and David Gandy of Nitro, traek and field to its imercollegiate women's track and field programs. W.Va sportS program starting in the Schnier, who has been at ille uniIn the Modified Division, Rusversity for 15 years, will be given 1995-96 academic year. sell White of Catlettsburg, Ky. The athletics deparunent is Com· the title of director of track .and won, wiill Billy Murphy of Letart, mltiing sufficient money support to field. W.Va. in his 1979 Mustang and Cincinnati sponsored a women's provide grants-in-aid _and support of Middleport in his Dale Durst services needed to carry the pro- track and field team during the 1970 Chevrolet right behind him. gram, athletics director Gerald 1981-82 and 1982-83 academic ' In the. Pro Divisiqn, Jim McCoy years, but the program failed to O'DeU said Wednesday. Stop by a Wireless One Network ICICstlon todlly. You won't find better .service st lower prices anywhere. That will increase to. 26 the sustain· itself because of budget· of Mil-lfield won with his 1976 Atttens Astre. Jeff Johnson of Reedsville P~rkeraburg number of varsity sports that the limits. 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Although he has offered to come see me, he'd have to stay in a motel because .I tive with my family. This would be expensive, so 1 drive up • f .1 k F · h srna II prof 1ts a1 to . eep rene • r:ace t rae' k· d ream f- rom pursu1ng ,u.;::e a$5bill.Herhu sbandtoldabout · 40 · getung a percent discount on a piece of luggage that was supposed to· have been marked down 20 percent. They were all happy witb their "good fortune" and unashamed • to tell everyone at the table.. . lthinkwhattbeydidwascheapand disgusting, but I didn't want to risk losingtheirfriendship,solkeptquiet, II made me wonder 1'f everyone but me tbinks it's OK to cheat if you get away with iL What could 1have said to make the pointwithoutsoundinglikeaGoody Two Shoes ? -- UPRIGHT OR UPTIGHT IN LOS ANGELES DEAR UPRIGHT IN L.A.: Stony silence can speak volumes. Instead of laughing with the group, a stem, can unsmTngfoce couldhaveconve·-' 11 1 ":' . the message mcely. Remember thiS for sumlar OCCasiOns_. . H~·· tro ubi• s1_eepmg a_ t 111ght ""'; -•-' <f:'n t want ~o get mvolvt!d 111 .a nov~/. ron of My Favorttt Gems ifA Collect • - D " . •- .r.. •-d -"-' o t= ay IS tru: per,.ct uo -st'"'" mau. Send a self-addressed, long, business-size envelope IJIId a check or money order for $5.25 (chis rn. cludes postage and hand/'rng ) t'o: Collection, clo Ann Landers, P.O. B ( .oxC1156iz C$h icago, Ill. 6061I -0562 rn ana .. 6.251. You Don't Hove To Look Far To Spy the Best Buys In the Closslfleds. ----------- '' Jamie Drake ,. daughter of Thomas and Debra Drake of Racine, was one of six 9oung wome·n, out of 47 applicants to serve as a counselor in training at ille American Association of University Women' s Be-Wise Math and Science Camp held at Denison University in Granville. Jamie assisted instructors, Marian Locke and Sister Georgianna Abplanalp in teaching a hands-on chemistry class . Drake will be returning next sommer once again as a counselor in training nfld then in the following years will serve as · a counselor. In 1992 Drake was a cmnper at Be-Wise, Camp untler a scholarship from the Meigs County Chapter of the American Association of Uni· versity Women. She will be a sophomore at Eastern Iligh School this fall. :~~~~~~f~.~~~~J~ea~~~~~: toda~:eo~~~e~h~~~j~:~~~ Elway ·snubs,·report's of·a ching knees , t k d dh ' · h' w~en s, an es_mowmg ISexwtfe's lawn and fixtng her cat How nioe that hi s dog likes you. Give Rhett two weeks to let you out of the closet. Make it clear you wont to -make wedding plans. If he d • h· d' d oesnt , te 11 lm a lOs, an conoentrate on the locals Dear Ann Land~rs· Last weekend , guests at a dinn~r party shared e' xperl·ences they had wl'th ditzy retail cashiers. Everyone bragged about how they had taken advantage of a cashier's mistake. "Ellen and Sam .. bought several items in a hardware store, and the stressed-out cashierfmgot to chwge them for a~ $80 power drill. "Melinda" received change for a twenty when she had given the clerk Drake to serve. as r---Final performance- -Center offers variety-· ·counselor in training of tre·e programs .Rockets admit to qui~tly waiving Maxwell prior to NBA lockout .. The Daily Sentinel • Page ;1 Pomeroy o Middleport, Ohio ..... • ~C- ,. ~ JAMIE DRAKE ---Military news · . Nicholas G. Adams _Atr Force Airman First Class N1cholas G. Adams, son of Nancy J. Parker-CampbeU of Racine, has graduated from basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. Adams graduated from Southern High School in 1993. . During the six weeks of'training Adams studied tbe Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special training in human relations. In ad,~ition, airmen who com- The Dairy Darn Cultural Art s Center on Dairy Lane at Athe ns continues lo offer free admi ss ion to all exhibils every Thursday night · from 5 to 8 p.m. . The free admi ssion pro gram , which is beginning it s secomJ year, is co-sponsorctl by The Athens Messenger and Larry Conr ath Realty. . plete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree illrough the Community College of ille Air_ Force. Michael E. Newl~nd Michael E. Newland, son of Dennis and Helen Newland of Reedsville, is serving as a quarter master in a company stationed in Souill Korea. Newland recently completed training at Fort Jackson, S.C., and Fort Hood, Texas. He graduated in 1992 from Ea,,t. ern Higb School. SINGING IN THE PARK • Tho Grubb Family Singers will dose 17 years of gospel singing with a petformance 7 p.m., July 15 In the Gallipolis City Park. Marty Short wlll also he performing. Attendan!J should bring lawn chairs. program. Following U1e exhibit in Athen~. !he quills will begin a twu year mur to museums and galleries throughout tl1e country. The annual Darn Rai sin • aCls ·and crafts festival h•L• been scheduietl for Sept. 17 from 11 a.m. to '6 p.m. The event will feature activities for adults and children, including live musical performance$, country lil1c d:mcing, arts and cmfts displays by more than 30 artists, food and beverage concessions, and il!c Second An~ual Homemade Ice Cream Chum-off. . The progr:lm has helped make htgh-quality arts exhibits , such as th e curr.ent Q.ullt Nalinnal ''J\ accessible to all SouUJe:L,Icm Ohio residents, stated Susan Urano executive director. ' The empha~i.is now is on getting In addition, ,;rj activity tents more area people 111 visit U1e Darn · will give children a chance to and benefit from what is offered explore their creative side, and there, said Urano. S~nokc Rise Ranch Res<;rt will proQuilt NatiQnal '95 will be on VIde horse ndes tor visitors of all ages. display Uuough September 4. Ten anis~s received a wartls al the recent opening reception for llarn Raisin' 95 still has openQuilt Nalionitl '95 th:it matle its ings for artists who wish to pmlicidebut in Athens. This is the nimh r,ate in the juricd arts and crafts biennial inlemational exhibition nf festiv:d . The icc crc:un chum-olfis innovative art quills. also seeking ac.Jditional contestnnls . The 82 quills on tlisplay were to compete for judges' and peoselected from 1,232 submiued by ple's choice awards and raise artists from 17 coo ntries. money for community groups. The display is open rrom II a.m. to 5 p.m Tuesdays through Suqdays . Cost is $'i for gcncr:tl General auinissiun to Baro admission, senior and full-time stu- Raisin ' 95 is $3, scninrs and student admission is $3 .50 'with chil- dents arc $1. Atldilion:tl infnrmadren being admitted free in midi- tinn may he obtained hy calling lion 10 lhe free Thursday evening (614) 592-49RI. ~ a Bodine's personal woes hurt driving $16,888 ISave $61001 8RAND NEW '95 314 'Rif.CONVERSION VAN • Driver SJde A1r Bag • Anti-lode Brakes • Air Condition • AutomatiC Overdrive • V1sta Ba~ Windows ·PIS, PIB • Power lod!s women ,, :3 - I ISav~ $6800 I . BRANQ NEW '95 CHEVY 314 TON LONG WH£RBAlE RAISED ROOF CONVERSION VAJI • lndrrect lrghting • Premrum Wood Pkg. • Full Con~ersion • Alum.num Runl'llng Boards •Loaded! • lill Steenng • Cru1se Control • AMIFM Cassette • 4 Captain Chairs • Sola/Bed CIIDR TV~ Alllllllll BOARDS ·long Wheelbase • ln<lrecl L~hbng • PIS, P/8 • Power Wmdows ·Power LOcks •Tilt Steering • CrUise Control , AM/FM Cassette • Rarsea Aool ·Color T.V. • Driver Srde Air Bag · • Power Windows • Premium wooo Pkg. . Full Convers<>n , Frbefnlass Running Boards • • Aluminum Wheels • 4 Captarn Chairs t Sofa/Bed Venoy & Baum win KVDP races uc '• LOI Pli:e . .. .... $10.545 U!l Pl!<e .......... 1!1599 AII:Maru To FactOIY Rebate .... : .. · $1,1XXl Tom Peden Oiscoll1 .. . ·$1,.211 GMAC 1st Titre Blrfer I Save '857 I Ouaified lllflel' . .. . $500 TomPedenOiscm . . S35'7 BIWIIIIEW '95 PONTIAC GIWII AM • • 5Speed Manual Transmission • • 0\lal AIMlags · • 4 Wheel Ani-lode Brakes • Power Sleenng · Power Brakes - · Delay W!)em -;-Sport Ci>lh S.cket Seats • P 195/IOR 14' Sleo Bel!e<l Tires • Sl)1ed Wheels • Well Equllf>ed! rtJ Doc Fees 08ver«r • 1e Valve Power • Power Brakes • Onve< Side Ao!l;>ag -' • Power Door Lodes • 4 Wheel Anlrlodc Brakes • AMIFM Stereo . •Powe~ Steering •·Steetllelte<l Tires r Sa.ve '20111 • S~led 'Miee~ • Well Equipped! - 128,093 ' · IIIlO . . $2,121 · 12. ~ Sale Price $11,388 IIIWIIIEW '15 CIEVIIII.ET CAVIlER 2DR. COif£ ~Da: F8Illl O....l:l ' $2 1,309. SI,SOO Sale Plica SalePnceS!I,688 • Loaded! Sate Price · $17,688 ~____,...__~ - ~ 888 - · ·Air Cordlon • AutomaiiC • 01.01 AWbags •4 WheO !Ill-Loci< Blakes • Pow~ Sieemg • Power Brakes • Pow~ Door Locl<s • PaNel Windows • AI.IIFM Stereo . !lAnD pntRIOR ·f,l Sleem,l • AU1 omatic CMrdnve •• Power Docir Locl<s • A1r Corldlhon • Power Orrver Seat • Dn"r Side ~rbag • AMIFMCassene · Anti-Lock Brakes • Tilt1Cru1se , •CUSIIlrn C~llllmenor • Sl)1ed Wheels • W~l Equill)ed' ' • Electron< Sh~ Transler Case. · Remote • Keyless Entry · Rear WW\dOwDelogger 'loaded! • Leather tntenor ,· • PIS. P/B '«l~ffiBII. ~rtr TOU FREE 1-BOO•B22·fM17 • 372·2844 ' 344·5947. 422-8756 '·· BRAND NEW '95 -CHM II.AZER 4DOOR 4x4 LT BRAND IIW '95 BIRCII LESA8RE • Power Windows • Saturdar: 9 am • l Noon· 6 pm • Tauts. Tags, iniD F~' edra Rebate 11\Cluded 10 sale~ ol r~ew ll!lhde lrsted whltre ;lll9licable. On approve-d C1edll Not rei5PQI"'$tie lor~ effOI'1 ··: \ ~ �• ' Ttiursaay, July 13, 1995 Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio .. ..; ~-­ "*' i \N'I!"" F r l f ; J~ Public Notice obtelnod by writing Selom Townohlp Clorkl olflco: 262311 Legion Road, Lengavlllo, Ohio 45741. Sealed propoulo mutt be recatvod no latar than e:oo p.m. July 18, 1995. Propo,lllt will be opened 11 0:00 p.m. July 18, 1995 11 tho Salom Townohlp Flro Hou •• Loc.tod on SR 1. 24 ol Salem Contor. . All onvolopoa ohould bo marllod according to lfpe ol bid. for 2. S.lem Townahlp Truatooa reoorvoo lho right lo occopt or reliCt any and or ott bldo. Salem Townohlp Truotoo1 Melgo County Public Notice SUNDAY • RODNEY - Descendants of ·or. John Spencer family reunion · Sunday at DeLille Farm. Bskel picnic at 12:30 p.m. For more information call245-5029. , . . POMEROY Al-A- Teen meeting Sunday, 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart Church, Mulberry Avenue. SHERIFF'S SAL£, REAL ESTATE CASE NUMBER M..CV-279 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION Plalntilf •VI• Hobert F. Crump, el al. Defendant COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO In pureuance of an Order of Sale to me directed from a8id Court in the above entitled actlon,-1 will ex:po•• to aale at public auction on Sweet Corn Green Beans, liom atoes.' Parcel Number 16-00358.000 TE.RMS OF SALE: Cannot be sold lor to.. that 213rdo We Need" by Jessie White; "Do We Take Our Freedom in America for Granted?'.' by Bob Reed: "I 'Ponoer on Americanism" by Muriel Bradford. There was a quiz on America an~'the presidents which was won by Bob Reed , Story read "This Is My Country and My Flag" and "Just a Piece of Cloth" by Story, and Vada Hazel- aale, cash or ~ertlfled check, balanc• due upon James M. -Saulsby, Sheriff Twinsburg, Ohio 44087 (2t6) 425-4201 (7) 13, 20, 27 Public Notice · NOTICE TO BIDDERS S ele m Townohlp Truoto.., llelgo County will rocolvo bldo for tho following: . C1) 84i Foot more or leoo of fence Uno to bt conotructad to townahlpl apectllcallono. · C21 8 111 of brace pool In Already eona~od fonco. Specification• may bo • Your Price Reg. 51,029.00 Hunter green/cream gingham check Sofa &Wing Ch~ir Trade-in Your Price - $719.00 ( ---- •. • ' House Repair 6 · RemOdeling KitCHen llo Bath Remodeling Room Additions· Siding, Roofing, l!altoo Reasonable .: · Insures • Exper1enCed Call Wayne Netl992-4405 For Free Eetlmateo • : L.-------------~~1~,~·~ · Lonely? Find Him or Her We Have Their Name and Telephone Number Call Now 1-900-388..()200 Ext 8152$2.99 per Min · must be 18 yrs. Procall Co. (602). 954· 7 420 ourselves all aiQne ~nd we k,now for sure Jim san!J a song to light my fire For a bnef shining moment It burned Ltfe ceases. Without a net Janice danced on the wire A lesson too late learned. Ext. 6250 ,~ $2.9g per min. Do t still have the will to fight And knowing not what course others may choose . .. We bent it And like a fortune we gathered I'm not the easiest man to love I will not go gently into that good night . If a· rule wasn't broken We marched for peace, we went to war · . • We had given America all We had to give her. Rest in Peace .~ ~ Safe on the banks of Spoon River. ' 539 BRYAN PLACE MIDDLEPORT 992·2n2 Offtco Houre: Mon.·Frt. 8:00 a.m.-3:30p.m. · Vinyl & Alum. Siding, Roofing, Vinyl Replacement, Windows, Blown Insulation, Storm Doors, Storm Windows, Garages. Free Esllmateo MEET I SINGLES 111tltfn Having Problems; need answers to tough questions talk live to a Personal Psychic Now! 1-900-825-3800 · Ext 4274 $3.99/Min 18 yrs. Procall Co. (602) 954· 7 420 Ho1meSill'S< Land Clearing, Septic Systems & Driveways. Trucking· Limeston~, Top Soil, Fill Dirt ()()•) • ) t t • t o --,)(),)() Need several people ·to work in .tomatoe's picker? & packars Bob Morris if those years we do not see Bury my Heart, at'Wounded Knee. I shall rise and pass. Sat In •ikmO.. white the Preaideni died ROBERT BISSELL CONST·RUCTlON •New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compa~e FREE ESTIMATES Wallilg for OWlltl SteWed 11 2 wooded aaes (mort avaleie) 3 BR/2 BA, llplllfs Pl. water, heat pntp, heavily lns1lattd- Must seel 985-4473 '59,000 NEW HOME 12 mllr011 P-roy, 17 Ill. lr0111 Athens Light Ha'ullng, Shrubs Shaped and Removed Misc. Joi:Js. · · Bill Slack , 992·2269 ' 1 Ch •;,·l rrot:Jr 2 G •'d:;c· tiJIIt·t lit·d·trlq:; J Clt'd '1 & rhP.ck ilr]ltd !Or 4 Clt•dtl dll rml'~'lll[J p.11! ~; S ((·,ln C. rJJp r· k fli!Pt fJ C•lr·ck ~ . ,.. ·--.t.•rll twl!~ . 1 C'H•ck C'h:ctrh .•ll ': 'y' ~· ··n H Ri•pl,tcr' fll!t•r bdt J All For Only $14 .95 Plus Parts One yea r wam:mty on work pcriormcd Va'id on al l nationally advcrttscd bt.lncls We service most makes & models MR. VACUUM CLEANER 3fi8 IV. Ma1n St., R1pley, \VV 304 ·372 6t44 One Stop Complete Auto ·lady Repair PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE 614-9g2·6223 Chuck Stotts ' • Free Estimates Insurance Work Welcome .. State Rt. 33 Darwin, Ohio •NEW HOMES •ADDITIONS • NEW GARAGES • REMODEliNG •SIDING •ROOFING •PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES (.614) 992-5535 (614) 992-2753 Rutland American Legion Bingo starting back Monday July 17th starts 6:30 pm $50 game $1000 starburst L.-,;,._;_;.;.;.;.;.;.-J,. WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Specializing in Custom Frame Repair NEW & USI;:D PARTS FOR ALL MAKES & MODELS ______ 9.92-7_Q13 .OR 992-5553 OR TOll FREE 1·800·84th007 DARWIN. o~;~ TFNI .. • ------ .------ ··- -- lll23/l1n LBW LAWN CARE •M~wing •Trimming •Firewood . ·Also: Contract Work Tuppers Plain~ Fire Dept would Ilks to thank each and everyone who donated toward our annual lund drive. Your support is n.Aollv • appreciated.' Our coverage area large and we may have missed . few homes. If yo\J would like to donate please mail your. donations to Tuppers Plains Fire Dept. P.O. Box 142, Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783. Again thank you for your continued support: -Terry Deem Garage Sate: Bull All'l. Vinton, Fri, Sat, Doon, Ballc&rds, Clothes. Misc. Houeehold Items, Dishes, Ctolhes, Dinette Set, ,09 Kineon Drlw, Gallipolls'7! 14, 7115, Q.-5. ANNOUNCEMENTS Thursday, Friday And Saturday, 64 svcamore Street. Gallipolis •. Ohio 45631 . 005 Pomeroy, · Middleport . & VIcinity Personals Wotid IIICe ,to meet nice lady who likes country living, dancing, car racing. Apply to PO Box 575, Scott oepo~ wv 25580. 30 Announcements 1300 Reward lor (lnlormatlon) leading 10 tht ldenU!fcallon or II· cansa number of the vehicle that backed Into my taal Catliato In 1hl Municipal Parking lot In Gallipolis on Juty 4th between 9.· 10:30pm. CaH 304-<l75-t379. 40 Glveiway 3 Klltent, 7 Weeks Old, 6H·379· 2166. 4 1/2mo. pup, 112 Pomerlan. 304· 675-3208. 8 Moa Old Pupplee, Part Chow, Part Collie, 1 Black & Brown; 1 6t4~Blj1. a pupplet, mother Black Lab, Ia· lher Garman Shepherd, can pick All Yard Sales Mus t Be Patel In Advance . Deadline: 1:00pm the day belore the ad Is lo roo, Sun· dav &dillon· 1:OOpm Frtday, Monday edition 10:00a.m. Sa!urdey. Big yard sale hall mile north Five Eolnh, Frlda,y !t Satyrctay only, watch or signs. Friday· Saturday, 14·15, 411 Fourt~ Sl., Racine, Ohio. GIO!hlng, wicker lOla/love seat, lew collect· lbtea, mlac., ale. 9am·:Jprn. Friday, K~rr Street, S yr~euse Chi ldren's clot hing and more . 9am-4pm. Friday· Saturday, CR 20, tw o miles north of Meig s Countv lair· grourda. 9run·Spm. Jutv 1J• U, tum llrst road tell Irom Middleport hill pasl WMPO, tilth Muse. up sa.,day only. 304-<l75-7324. Pt. Pleasant &VIcinitY. Adorable healthy puppies, to good horN only. 304-675-9663. Calico cat, female, apayed, declawed, hat lhola, 9moa old. 3().4. 876·5721. Four male and two lemate S~eph.erd mix pups, 614 -992· 3·Faml1y Yard Sale. 2mi above New Haven. Brick house across trom Graham church. Sat July 151h 9-5. Yard Sale Julv 14·15 Fri·SaL 9 111 ?86 Burclene Aeldn . 3839. Free To Church Or Church Aalal• ad Qrga_ruatlon: ~ Syll,m With 2 Speak.era,6i4-2(HI4<413. mother cat Long eared miniature rabbit. 304· Yard Sale. Frl 141h·Sat1Sth. 9·1 Lota ol boye clothing NB-4T, cur~ !1kl1, glfil,.womans 7• 12,- baby ~Cidlng comlortars, btdapreads, knick knackl, mlac. Gll berl real· dance, Haven Helghla, New Ha· wn. 80 Public Sale ind Auction Long hair black and white jelllen, 614~992-3717. Samoyed to give awav, no pa· per&, tree to good home, 614·9"9- 1130. Yot.ng female cal. 304-675· 2063. Rick Pe1rson·Auc11on Compan~. lull lime auctioneer, complete Lost and Found Found: Reddish brown small dog, w&arlng red collar, Sandhill Road. suction service . Licensed 166 •0 hlo & Wall VIrginia, 304 • n 3•57850 r 304"713 ' 5447· 304·675-.l2V701'01llngs. 90 FOU,.,O: l'Wo Beagle doge Satur· daV In lhe TNT area, no ldenllllca· lion, Cal 30+675-2250 lo IdentifY. 1·900·Date Line Unisex Someone special In your area is seeking that dream mate to share a life full of love, romance, happiness and all the pleasures of life. 1·900·776·3005 Ext. 9387 $2.99 per minute 18 yrs. plus Procall602·954·7420 8/2711mo. • Buzz 1s Cal])et Installing, rnc. We w'ill install carpet and floor coverings. Give us a call at 614-992-3379. 18 Years Experience. • Hours Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00a.m. to 1-2:00 p,m. R & C Excavating Septics, Land Clearing, Ponds, Homesites, Footers, Driveways. Licensed & Bonded Free Estimates 992-5591 Aucllons avery Frlday·Saturday, 7pm, MI. Allo Auction, AI 2·33 "Crouroads". New merchandlee, groeertee & 1011 more. Ed Frazier 2025. 60 949-2168 Cheater Friday, Sunday, 10·9, Furniture, Misc . Chrome Truck Pipes, Al l Goodl 1232 MI . Olive Road, but 160, HomeWOOd Orlw. 992-6351 & 992-4447 e75·2725. Gutters Downspouts · Gutter C(eanlng Painting FREE ESTIMATES . 614·992-5291 Custom Building & Remodeling HOME IMPROVEMENT Roofing, Siding, Concrete, Room Addltlono, Eto,. (614) 388-9885 P.O. Box 220,' Bidwell, OH 45614 614-992-2713 614-247~3421 SMIYH1S CONSTRUCJION MANLEY'S 1TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL John Teaford So, my sweet lady, take my hand. We watched Neil Armstrong oHer .ncludcs. ROOFING NEW-REPAIR But I can tell you now Then I shall not be there, Spc~cta' Howard L. Writesel .I never have grawn tired of the load. But Sale and Sound Of All Lifestyles, locally or nationwide. 1·900·945-5500 Ext. 7898 $2.99/mln. 18+ Procall Co. 602·954-7420 &'2111 mo. Vacuum Cleaner Service Special Friday 8;00 A.M. 991 Min Creelt Ro.ad, Grav Garage To R&ar Of HouM, Lo!s Soy s Co1he&l Moving Sale: Household ltamt; New Kerosene Heater, Fans. Lawn Items •. Friday, Saturdav. 1661 McCcrmldl: Road. · Killen• to good home, died. 304-!195-3013. Indifferent and slo.w, But you never realized hoW hard your love really is to hold. Missing in action and never found.M . J&L INSULATION My love has now grown cold. I know I can be cruel at times . Let's make them last Trimming · Topping -RtiiiiOI'al Stump Removal 20 Years Experience Guaranteed Kenny's is the place to-come when you need a car rental. We H•tie '"" and Vansl - 1 CUSTOM GOLF CLUBS CLUB REPAIR ' TROPHIES Pt:.AQUES BADGES And if we've years together lies Doug Rodehaver Up A€es With - .. 7/14/95 From 8·4, 247 Ev· ergrean Road, Go Ou t 160 From Holzer Hospital, Turn Le tt On Ev· ergr11n Road, F111h House On The Lell, Yellow House " F & A Tree Service Kenny's Auto Rental Lost Ju!y 6th. Gray Tlgar•Strlped cal, Cheshlre··Rt. 554 Area. FamIly Pel. Phone :61 4-31!8·9703 lost· solid gray cat with blue col· tar in Mlddeport, 614-992·5015. Lost black arid while Border Col· tie, SA 7 bypa11, Pomeroy vicinity, reward, 614-!$2-3976. LOST: Dog, spayed, Syrs old, 501b yellow Lab, red collar wlname 'D.J.". 304-ll75-5995. 70 Yard S11le Gallipolis & Vicinity Wanted 10 ~uy 1 Blue Healer Pup, Call 614·446· '71V1 3l H ,., 88~ millage. C!ean Late Model Cari Or Trucks, 1987 Models Or Newer, Smith Sulek Pontiac, 1900 Ea•t· em AwM, Gallipolis. O~coratad 1tonawara, walt tale· phones, old lampe, old thermome· ters, old clocks, antique furniture . Riverine Antiques . Auss Moore, owner. 614·992·2526. We buv estate e. Family Relocating Seeks To AenLI Be~room, 2 Or 3 Bath, Aural Home Within 35 Minutes 01 Pt. Pleasant /Gallipolis Bridge, Either Ohio IWV Side. Will Consider Rent·TO·Own, Laue Purchase, LIM Contract Or Pur· Own Clean 3 Or 4 c:haoo 01 Righi Properly, 304-<l75· 1150 Ext.416. 1066 First Ave nUe, Brand Name J & D's Auto PariS and Salvage, ClOthing, HousehOicl Items, Cralls, · buying wre cks, junk autot & Bic ycles, Books, Make Up Ta · trucks. AIIO, parts lor sale. 304· bles, Friday. Julv 14 th, Saturday, n3·53ol3 or 713·5033. July 15th, 9 A.M.·? Old Perfume Bonlea In Good 3 FamiiV Garage Sale : Baby, Condl~on. Dime Store, llf..uil SICHe, Chii<Jren, Misses, Clothing, Wa· De.partment Store Type Wilh La· lerbed Mattress, Gravely, Misc. bets, Miniature&, Atomizers, Sets. On Slate Reule 850, Close To 614·592·5714. . Bidwell, Look For Stqns, Thurs. Frl, Sal. · · · Top Prices l?ald:. Qld U.S1 Coln1, Sliver, Gold, Dlamondt, All Old 4 Family: Frid ay 14th , One Day Cot!ectlblea, Paperweights. Etc . Ontvl HI Way Inn, Route 7 Acro11 M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Setond From Rayburn a Market, 9-? Avenue, Galllpo!l1, 6 14·446·2842 . 4 Fam llv: Friday, 335 , Texas Road, Camper SSOO, Baby Items, Glaaaware, Wallpaper. Lots Mfs· cellaneous, Priced Cheap! 402 Hedgewood Drive, Friday, 9· 5, Rugs, Furniture, Crafts, Lo ts 01 Good Clothes. Whatnots. 6 Family: 13th, 14th, 6 th _House On AIQht On Georges Creek Road, 011 BtJavllle Road. 6 Family : Thursday, Friday, July 13th, Uth, 8·4, Nice Clolhll, Or•tt•. 16H snoestr tn9 ,Atclge Wanted &o buy· antique anct used turniture, no Item too large or too am all. Will buy. one piece or com· plata estates, Osby Marlin, 614· 1192·7441 . Attention Pomeroy . Po stel potl· ttons avaNable. Permanent lullllme lor c ter~a.l sorlers. Full benetns . For exam date, applic atio n and sal1ry Into: 708-264·1 60 0, ext 1965, eam.&pm. ,6.VON I All Areas I S h fr~ey Spears, 30H75-t429. A\lon Earn $8 ·$U / Hr. No [)por To Door, Full /Part Tlmt, 1·800· 736-0168 lnd Rep. AVON SELLS ITSELF Average $8·$15/ Hr. AI Wo,rk · Homo Discoun ts! No Inventory! TerriiOI'V OptionaL lndlrep. 1·8()(). 742·4738 AVON EARN SIS at homa.· at work. All areas. 30 4·882·2645~ 1· 800·992·6356. INOIAEP Babyslller nttdeel at I'TlY home off SA 1 on Tuu fld. Doys, 7:301im- 5:30pm. Call 81,..Q85-4475 even· lnga, Ilk lor Chtll. 18 yeart •or O'der, . 7114, 7116, 9-5, Gar~ Sale, 011· lerenl llama Clothn, Bookt, st '..41 Houao Bo 1oro, Jum- ;:a. 446·PI\RT. Wanted To Buy: Junk Au!oe With Or W lthoul M.o tora . Call Larry Uvily. 614·388-0003. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 110 From 9-5, Frlday, Sal\ldOY. FREE BICYCLE All Yard Sates Mus t ~~ P1ld k1 Earn up to 11 ,000 WMkly 1tufllng anve10pee at hOrne. ·SIIrt now. No exper ience. Fraa auppllas. Free lnlormallon . No obligation. Sa,nd S.A.S.E. to Prullge Unit l, PO Box 195609, Winter SprlnQI, FL 32719. . Elderly lsdy Neede Someone To Stay Wl!h Her, Ught Hou ..work, 614·446·97.t6 For Appointment Experienced Bartenders & We i· 1reuu For Fine "D ining Aesaur· an1. Appl~ In Person ~1: 1526 Eastern A'ltlnJI , GaUipoll. Experienced bookkeeper age 20· -40 needed, lull·llme minimum 40 hr'lhlk. Send resume to 8;9x A·,2, % PI Pleasant A&gltter, 200 Main . Sl., Pl PleuiUll, WV 25550, EXPERIENCED Roo !era, Slden & Carpenlert Needed. Aeferance s, Tra., sportallon & Ha,nd Tools· Ae · qulred. Haun 8·5, Man ·Frl, 6 u . 446·4514 . Full lima apprentiCe, some exP41ri· en ce nlc:e. No phone call . See Jean a1 Cherokee Chuslc Tinting. Full·lime recepllonis1. computer knowledge h"lplul. Good eommu· nlcaHon skljla a must . SeM re· sume to Box G·13, %PI Pleasant Aaglster 200 Main Sl, PI Pleasant wv 25550. Help wanted· worken needed ten Meigs County Fair, call 614 -985 4372 alter 6pm_ Hal~ Wanted: experlencadJmllker. 304-675·3082. Huntington ofllce seeking part· tlmu AN lor Muon Co. caseload providing case management tor long•term care proijram. Exptnl· enca W/Home Health & Medicaid preferred, WV RN license re· qu lred . Please cau Efratev & ThOmpson, 304·525-0362 for appllcallon by 6·28-95. Independent Carrier Posltton AvaUabNII. 3 112hrll dally, 4 112hfs Sunday. Prolll 51200/mo gro ... Contact Aaron Myen '1·800·888· 2834 ut 824. No Experience Necessarv1 $500 to $900 weeklylpotenUal procaaslng mortgage relunds . Own hours. Call 909·716·2378 oxo 1377 (24 houra). · ' Oak Hill, Ohio Basad Trucking Company, Looking For OTA Oriv· ers; Single Or Teen Orlvert, Must Be Ovtr 25 -Yean Old, With f)! . ~­ perience, Good MVIil, All Eq~o~ip · ment Is Lale Model Conventional Tractor• With Flatbed, Call 614·. 682 - 777 3; Or Alter 5 P.M. 61<4· 245·1304. Outside Salesman, Commer cial Printing Co. Need11 Aggre u lva , Self•starter For Full/Pert Time. French Cltyfress 614·446·4383. Overbrook Center ha s 3·1 1 po~i· Ilona and 11 ·7 lull lime poslllons available lor CNA's and LPN' s. For more lntormaUon please con· tact Jan Eliu at614•992-6472. Rellel Technician For Arlllicl~l Inslmlnatlon 01 Callie. Mu st Ha\le A· l Training & Be· Experienced. Wllh came 614-245·5366, HlO!J· t~~~-----~.:;· Responsible Non· Smoking Baby~ allier Needed In Mr Home, S1 .9Q Par Ho ur, 614·256·1481 Aller"& P.M.. ' RETAIL MERCHANDISER ,• Hulfv, Service Fhsl , A Nallona( Relall Service Com pany, Ia SeeA• lng A Pert · Time Candida la 'fir S·ervlce Retail A cco unt s ln'Ttl4' Gallipolis Area . Respon!libllille-i: · InclUde Weekly Merchandlslf1tt And NumerouiJ Reset s For VarJ* ou1 Product Manufacturers. Re: 1111 E~eperlence 11 Prererred: Flexible Houn, Some Travel Rf• lrriluraamenr, And 16.50 PIHr. FOP' Mora lnlu, Con tact Elaine AI 1·· 600·9 52· 4738 , Oplont 6. E K1~ · 5727, EOE. •, SHIPPING/RECEIVING· full umQ: Manl!lacturlng le cllily. H.S. dlploi ma raqulr&d. EKperhmce/temlllarrty with cllspatchtng, typi ng, co mpl{"i· era, purchulng and tnvinlo 1 y pre1erred . Day shUt. Salary, bene: fits and ·vacation compellllve wttti ln<Juatry. Respond to P.O. B~• 388~ Pomorov. Or,to. •· Someone needed evenings and W&ekandt to care lor elderly wom~ an lr) her hOme near Pomero?• Apply by writ ing The .Dally SanG• 1:1 61 . C/O BoK 72g·O, Pomer Oy; Ohio 45769, giv ing exp.arlenca~ references & wage requirement · . laking appllcartcns lor ma lijle nance man at Pomeroy CIIIC. Apt. on Monday Julv 1 o, 1996 between 10 & 1pm In lha otrlce, or send re1ume to Pomeroy CUlts Apt., 245 Union Ave ., Pomer(IV, Oh. betore J!Jy 14, 1995. Ace Tree Servlca. Comple le trep cera, 20yn. e~ep . & in!lurad, Ire" tlllmatu. 614·441·1191 or 1800·508-8887 . , Experie nc ed & 4·256·6820, 6 t4; Help Wanted 821 NeighborhOod Road, Large Sizes l Small Some Furniture. Stop In & Sign·up lor Casher. Experience required. Larry's Locker. 304-995-3603. . Wanled To Buy: Junk Autos, Any Colld!tlon, 614·388·9062 Or 614· ROOd. clea ner will de or Odd jobs , d811f Rose, 614 · 992: Advance. DEADLINE: 2;00 p.m. the daw balore the ad 11 to run. Slll'lday edition • 2:00 p.m. Frtdlv. Monday adltlon • 10:00 a. m. Sat~ urdoy. Help Wanted ~rlday - 317 North 2nd Ave. .Middleport, Ohio Kenny's Auto Center Mon-Sat. 1-800-486-15~0 ·. 264 Upper River Rd . 9am i 5pm .· Bus. (614) 446·9971 Gallipolis, OH. 45631 10/11n . GOLF LESSONS best sill I is yet to be. Driveway Sate, Flrll 01 season : U2 First Avenue, Fr ld8Y, July Uth, lntant And Toddler Baby Clothu · (Boys And Girls), Ma· ternlty Clothes, Baby Hems, Toya, Bike, Table And Chairs. Home InteriOr, Brand Nama Boys' Clothing, Cleats, ShOll, Roller Blades, Lolt Of Odds And Erdsl Low Rattsl {)If 1!1 n\0 5116194 TFN Walk awhile with me I swear to you the very Masters, I Walk on the moon. - Like my favorite pair of reans. And you'd belying K you said tn places like Hue and Harrlburger Hill. And one they called Kent State. And when the dying was done ~ Here Take the pain out or painting. Lot us do It for you. Very reasonable. Free Estimates Before 6 p.m. leave message. Atter6 p.m. . 614-985-4180 3/2oW4 You still come back to me and fit. And on a black granite wall we cried .· We gave of ourselves like Edgar lee Interior & b:terlor · And all our doubts and faded d1eams, We rough!, suffered, bled and died ntt the soul or a nalion sceamed NO MORE! I! Call Us At: 992-4044 Country Naturals Gifts & Accessories LINDA'S PAINTING .& CO. There's not a day I would have missed. And through all our outs and In betweens Spent it, But often it was too late ( No Sunday Calls) My faults too many to list But wtth the pain and Sometimes joy Our youth about us And recklessly, we · All that we had . Must be 18yrs. Procall . (602) 954-7420 Sometimes lopking back S~ns. (Specialize In driveway spreading) Limestone, ' Grav~l, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614-992-3470 Open r~lon. thru Sa t . 7:30 til? Dealer in Personalized Tanning Beds and Hoi Tubs 614-992.;,7643 Love &Romance F1nd We charged headlong into. Ule's big show. FREE ES'&lMATES Fate Awaits I have to wonder Community Vard SaJa : Railroad Street ltland Avenue, Kanauga , July 13\h, 14th, 15th, Walch For HAULING .,......._ _ _ _....__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..__.;..."1· ' Wt'ile, 1·900·726-0033 We couldn't wait for the day we were grown To test our wings and be gone. And as the gray strands creep in A small voice within Says, ~Thomas Wolfe was wrongn Clolhll All Slzn, Household, Luther Jackets, Mtac. 646 Filth A'¥enut, Saturday, 9:3().7 WICKS · ' ' ~ , Sidewalks Driveways Patios Porches Slabs 992·3265 (Litltsto~e ' OFF BRADBURY RD. ON STEWART HOLLOVI RD. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO OWNERS: ROLLIE & SH IR LEY STEWART Se:ssions 20 For 530.00 Everyday COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL - Otis left us full of tears The 819.00 • 100.00 1fl~n And a song On the Dock of the Bay, 7122/94 • And when hope was low speed of •ts passmg mcreases B u si n e:;s C:Hd .... SI T. OO/cotu mn mc h per month $979.00 •Room Additions <New Garages •Eieclrid' & Plumbing •Roofln •Interior & Exterior Palnt(ng Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG lll 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio NEFF .REMODELING SERVICE we turned to music To place an ud Call 992·2156 1,079.00 . 100.00 · For furthor informollon, contoet Mlko Kloto 11 9922136. (7) 9, 13, 14; 3TC Help Wanted Business Services You~II Come ' PERFECT VIEW TAN * WOLFF BEDS * 110 M lcrowa..,., Mens Size 44 Pants, Dlstlu, Vlslonware, Sma ll Ap· pllancn Clothes & Lot• Morel Rain Or Shine. " - YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE . MoVIng Sa~ : 12·1Sth, ~-4. Past Holzer 011 160, l Mile Out, 858 Kemper Hollow Fload, Exerc111 Bike, Wa~her /Dryer, . New Homes • Vinyl Siding N!!W Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing ' • :Nic,ho]sT.Me a s BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. ... Until we wake one day The 9806 Ravenna Road, P.O. Box968 :IIC . ·:..-::t,• ·tl': -----·--- - Owners: ·Robert Barton & Harry Clark 992·9949- 992·6471 Man - Fri 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sat. 8 p.m. - 5 p.m. Sun: by appt. only Serving Pomeroy, Middleport & surrounding area. Call for rate schedule Min. $2.00 werrantlee given. As we wonde~ aloud ~he~e it m1ght have gone. But the music turned away. AttOrney for Plainliff Here's How You Con SAVE: • It seems our you!h has ta~en flight (Reg. jj()031109) Clll above Saw Bobby Kennedy's lila end much too soon The last Knight or Camelot had died. On a Jefferson Airplane w1th 3 Dog N1ght. BY: Dennia Reimer We'll Give You 100. OG Trade-in ·on your old Living Room·Suite toward the purchase of a new 2 or 3 piece Living Room Suite. the WANTED: PART·TIME COMMUNITY SKILLS INSTRUCTOR position . available . to teach community and personal skills to adults wilh learning limjtations in Meigs County. HOURS: 20 hrs/wk; includes 2-liour weekly staff meeting; or as otherwise scheduled. High school degree; valid driver's license, good driving record, three years licensed driving experience, and adequate automobile insurance coverage • required. Training provided. Salary: $5.00/hr, to start. Send resume to: P.O. Box604 Jackson, Oh 45640 ATIN: Cecilia. Deadline for applicants: 7/19195. Equal Opportunity Employer. So sweet sixteen tums 40 today. Isn't it Iunny how time slips away. Meigs County, Ohio DENNIS REIMER CO., LP.A. Imperial Tire Service formerly Poor Boy Tires Dual Exhaust tap In's Glasspadc. .............. $t09.95 Dual Exhaust Tap in's Turbo's ...... . ........ $119.95 Alignment Front end ... $t9.95 Alignmentfour wheel .$34.95 Rotation & C001putor Bal. tour wneel ......................... $t9.95 Various American Wheels'bn Sate 110 Further, cottoterol wttt be oold In the condtllon It ti In, with no expruo or Implied I 992-3954 Emergency Phone 985-3418 COMMUNITY CAB CO. INC. Pomeroy, Ohio, reeervea the right to bid ol thte oalo, and to wtthd111w the above collotorot . prior to oate. Further, The Forme111 a... ~ ond Sovlnga Compony rooorvoa tho right to rtlecl any or ott bldo aubmHiod. .,.,;:,,•=-• 614-742·2138 Public Notice .Tho Farmoro Bank and Savlnga Compony, To my-wife, Aobtn (Ducl<wonnrHoaehaver confirmation of sale. ton read .. George Washinglon's Public Notice 2S23t Legion Rood Lengovlllo, Ohio 45741 (7) 2, e, t, 13; 4TC '----....,.----,. I~-..:P..:U::b:;::l::.:fc:..N=o.::ti::C::B.....;._ PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 11 horoby given lhol on Saturday, July 151h, 1995 ' 11 10:oo a.m., • pu btlc 11te will be held al 211 Wut Second, Pomeroy, Ohio, to aetl for caah the following cotlaterol: · 1978 Ford· 4>4 Ser I or F14BNBG2110 1981 Chev Monte Carlo Ser · 1 er 1G1AZ37K8BK403502 • • • • • co, .SAYRE TRUCKING e ~~=======~-===H=a~p~p~y=A=d===--=::=H=a=p=p=y=A=d==~ of $1,000.00 the appraised down On day value. of Prayer for our Nation." . Plans were discussed lor tlte display at·the Meigs County Fair. A report was given on the open meeting held in June. 1 Rutland 7 42-2086 Reta'lI & Wh 0 IesaIe ' S15,soo.oo Pormanent Grange legislation reported at meeting Reg. 1,339.00 Plaid Sofa & Glider Rocker Sole TradQ·in Fruits & Vegetables Septk Systems, TraRer & House. Sites. Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sar!" ' ' tl liE , I POMEROY, OHIO Septic tanks cleaned & portable toilets rented. Dally, & monthly rental rilles. BaN~Nnl CHARLIE'S CONCRETE Authorized AGA Distributor Welding Supplies • Industrial Gases • Steel Sales&' Fabrication • Repair Welding Aluminum/Stainless No job too large or too smalll Oxygen Acetylene Helium all sizes Medical Grade o, Propane Trimix Ultra Mix Mig Welders Ph IT3-9173 FAX n3·5861 108 Pomeroy St. Mason , WV MODERN SANITATION Umest011e & Gmel, an:u -(lower _conical vehicle) of NASA's Galileo atmosphere pr~be craft Is seen ln. a 1984 file photo. The probe is will enter J uplter's atmo· sphere In December of this year. (AP Photo/NASA) LONG BOTI'OM - Red Brush Churcb of Christ, speaker, Denver Hill, services, 7 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. and 6 p.rn Sunday. 5 dleport, announce the birth of a daughter, Meredith Rae, Saturday, July 8, at the Camden Clark Memorial Hospital, Parkersburg. W.Va. The infant weighed six pounds, three ounces and was 19 inches 1long. . Maternal grandparents are Sue Floyd, Pomeroy, and Mike Blaine of Gallipolis. Paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaul of Chester; and maternal great-grand· parents are Mrs. Goldie Van Matre of West Columbia, W. Va. and Thomas Blaine, Middleport. ~II River Valley Herbalists hear speaker nm- HAULING & EXCAVATION Mr. and Mrs. David Gaul, Mid· the front otopo ol tho Molgo ALBANY - Revival featurin g County Court Houoe on John Elswick, evangelist, and Friday, 18th of Auguo~ Sheila Arnold and Sunrises, guest 1995, ot 10:00 a.m. of oald the following doserlbed 580 singers, Friday and Saturday, 7 day, realeatale: p.m. Local clergy and singers SunSllualed in the Village of day, 10 a.m,7 p.m. Pomeroy, County of Meiga, and State of Ohio, and doocrlbed a• ron ow•. to wit: Being Lot Number Five Hundred Two ~502) In the VIllage of Pomeroy, County Progra~ns on wild food a~d . side, she said, suggesting beginning providing other herbal dishes. of Melga, and State of Ohio, papermaking were featured at the by matching up peppermint, Quinith Jansen or Shepherd- and there la also conveyed June and 'July meetings of the River spearmint, catnip and other com- stown, W. Va. demonstrated the art h•r•llh, an rights with reapect to the u1e of the Valley Herbalists. mon weed herbs which are easily of papermakinl}. Jansen is a regular aldewalk between Lola Edelene Wood, an expert on foutld in the wild as well as in pots at the Ripley Arts and Crafts Fair. Numbero 502 and 503 ao wild food gave a program on in greenhouse.,. Members participated by making wao tranalered to tho Grantor herein. . Blenncrhasset Island's herbs. She For the picnic held in conjunc- sheets of paper. said that iooking for the wild herbs lion with the meeting, she provided . Karen Werry will host the cr~::,r;•nt owner: Hobert F. cultivated equivalent takes the ' ramp flavored crackers, elderberry August meeting at which time final Property at: 206 BuHernut enjoyment of looking' for common cake, redbud jelly, and wild plans will be made for the sixth useful herbs to a new level of plea· rhubarb with members of the club annual Herb Fest to be held Sept. :;;;9ue, Pomeroy, Ohio sure. They can be planted side by 30 in Ravenswood, W. Va. Property appraised for . Ziba Midkiff reported on leg- man, gave ~ report on contests not. L~lative matters at the recent meet· ing that items are to be rea~ied and 'ing of the Hemlock Grange 2049_ _ brought to the August meeting for judging. held aHhe hull. · The July birthdays of Bob and Midkiff reponed ·on things Golda Reed, Nancy ·wells, and which the Ohio Legislation would Hilber Quivey were noted. Reportlike· to do for tbe elementary and ed ill were Eta Cullums and Bersecondary school, also ldndergarten . nice Hawk. through fourth grades . !fiCiudin~ Rosalie Story presided at the providing money for computers . meeting which opened with singing He also noted proposed livestock . of "This ls'My Country." The ·show reform. , glam by Jessie White carried out an It wa,s noted that new ofl'icers Independence theme . Readings will be elected in August. Helen were "Get Off .Your Big Fat Patio" Quivey, home e.conomics chairby Golda Reed; "Four things that Gallipolis A VIcinity announced •• ---Community calendar--. THURSDAY FRIDAY POMEROY - Pomeroy Group LONG BOTTOM - Faitll Full · of AA will meet Thursd.1y, 7 p.m . · Gospel Church, 7 p.m. Frid.1y serat the Sacred Heart Church, Mul - vice. Peace Makers to be the berry Avenue. singers. Pastor Steve Reed invites public. CHESTER - The Shade River Lodge 453, F&AM, 8 p.m. ThursSATURDAY day, work in EA degree. RefreshRACINE - . Meeting for fannments. ers interested in shipping tomatoes to Canada. 8 p.m. Saturday at the POMEROY - Rock Springs fire department annex ' • Gaul birth By JANE E. ALLEN It Vfill be the first time a man"It's kind of like 'giving birth to AP Science Writer made object has penetrated the a baby I suppose. but that's not a 'PASADENA, Calif. (AP)- atmosphere or so distant a planet, thing that a man understands very After six years spent whizzing 560 million miles from Earth. weU," he said. "How many times through space, the unmanned During the dive through the will the United States in my lifeGatileo spacecraft launched a probe atmosphere, instruments will gather time be able to do this sort of scientoward Jupiter's unexplored atmo- and relay to the orbiter information tific and engineering adventure at sphere, where it will promptly dis- on the combination of helium, J upiier?" integrate. hy'dregen and other gases that The rrobe' s instrumems will Moments after the separation could offer a snapshm of the pri· -measure atmospheric composition, · was confirmed about II p.m. n}or~ial mix that formed all the pressure, radiation, winds and temWednesday, a huge cheer .went up plane!S. perature; record lighUting flashes; from more than 300 Galileo team That information could shed and use a laser" beam to locate members and their families gath- li ght on the origin of the solar sys- cloud layers. ered at NASA's Jet Propulsion tem. LabOratory. Richard Young, a Galileo scienSent aloft aboard a shuttle in . An ooboard computer program 1989. Galileo used the gravit y of tist, said scientist~ believe Ju[liter's directed the firing of explosive nuts Eartl1 and Venus to sling it through tormos t cloud layer is made nf that allowed titanium springs to space . Its journey has included ammonia ice. Be low lh a l are push the 747-pound probe away. passes by asteroids . Las t July, believed to be clouds of ammonil!arring any problems with the Gali leo recorded fragments of um hydrosulfide, then clouds that $1.6 billion project, the probe will Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 hillin g are a mixture of water ami ice . make a 75-minute pl'unge into Jupiter. Although Galilee's main comJupiter's atmosphere on Dec. 7, Bemard Dagarin, Hughe• Air- munications dish never fully piercing Jupiter' s ~en se clouds . craft Co.Jlrosram m'"tagcr for llte opened, NASA still pre~icl' that 70 The heat and pressure wlll destro)' Galileo prore, has wmked 0 11 it for percent of the mission's science . ' the spacecraft 17 years. · objectives Will be met. 9 The Dally Sentinel • Page • Thursday, July 13, 1995 Galileo spacecraft rete·ases probe ~ Tbe Community Calendar i.• Grange. Thursday, 8 p.m .. at the . published as a free s ervic. to hall. hon·profit groups wishing lo " announce meeting .and s pecial TUPPERS PLAINS - VFW events. The calendar Is not Post 9053, Thursday, 7:30 at the designed to promote sales or post home. fund raisers of any type. Items are printed as space permits and RACINE - Racine B oa r~ of cannot be guaranteed to run a Public Affairs, Thursday, 7 p.m. at specific number of days .. the annex . Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ' • �• . £Thursday, July 13, 1995 -· The DallySentinel• Page ~1 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio . ' ALLEYOOP BRIDGE ACROSS 540 MIIC!IIIIneous Merchandlea George.s Portable Se.wmiU don'l haul your togs 10 the mill lutl call Appllanc•• Reconditioned Washers, OryBrl, R•nges Aelrl· grators 80 Day Ouaranleel French City Maylag, 614·446• 304-875·1957 Proleaalonal Tree Service, Com· plete Tree CAre, Buckel Truck 7795 Serwice •50 Ft Reach, Stump Re· movat , Free Esllmales l In· ...ance, 24 Hr Emergency Serv~ce -Call A.nd Savel No Tree Tao EWI"/ Room 6ml , AL 2 North Pt Pfeasanl 30...a75-6820 tllg Or Too Small! 614 388 9ll43, ,614-367-7010 GOOD LAYNE'S FURNITURE .mum 61H<6·3657 Complete home lurnlshlngs Hours Man ·Sat, 9-5 614·<4<48· 0322, 3 miles out Buiavllle Pike Free DeMry. Wlll Do BabysiUing, Eveni ngs Some Weakendt, CerUllad Thru Army, Haw CPR License, Please C.l, 61H4H566 Witl do backhOe worlt phOne 614- 992·3173 Ot614-992·5858 Will do house cleaning and or laundry. Mon·Frl . Reasonable rates. 304-675--48,.7 ask lor nna • WIU Do Interior Exterior Painllng Reasonab le Rate!, Experienced References. For Free Estimates 310 Homaa for Sale 420 Mobile Homes for Rent OI.Jplex apt blaldlng good Invest· men! For lnlormat1on 304·67S· 1 Bedroom On White Road $200 • $100 Deposit, 614 us 6846 Af1er &P.M. catl61~45-5755 ANGEL RIDGE Sll\BLES •sao .,.aUhew Angel Ancl Angela Ellis, Gractuatea 0 1 Merecllth Manor International Equestrian Centre Are Interested In Training Horses And lnsllu:tlfll The Serlus Alder • cun1ng • Reining Four bedro om house lor sale tree gas, two story; approlt 3 acr as Bradbury area 614·992·6190 12x65 two bedroom, six miles off SA 7 on SR 143, no pet1 614- Four bedrooms bath new heat pump. air conclllloner, range & re lrlgerator Included, lull basement garage/ breezeway, nice lol, good location, 614 992 3119 alter 5pm 2 Bedrooms, 14x60 Total Eleclrlc, No Pets, 1 Mile South 01 Eureka Dam Deposll 614-256-6089 • Team Pemlng • Pleaswe • Other Pe!1orma.nce Ewnlngs • Start Young Horses Fro m Ground Up House And l ot Low Down Pay men! Easy Terms 3 Bedrooms 1 Ba1t1 loca ted Near Ewlngton I Allee Road Area Call 1 600·448· 6909 A.sK For Mallhew • CEBTIFIEQ INSTBIICIOA to11ely Brick Home On 2 9 Acres AI 7 North, Overlooking The Oh1o River 3 Bedrooms, 1 l/2 Baths Ask ng $54 sao Phone Aller 5 n Will TEACH • Beginner To Ad'lanced Le11els 01 Western Rid ing, Including Per· brmlnCe Ewnts • Beginner To lntermedlale Eng loll Riding , • Emphasis On ~ And Bl.d.aL ' pweaslgn 614 367 7270 Pnced cheap to sellle eslate 5 room one story house 2 bed· rooms balh carpo rt pat,io base· ment out of all llood wators very good location & netghborhood, lo caled at 632 Grant St Middleport OhiO $25,000 6 14·992 · 7047 61 4 742 2550or6 14-384-6364 Ollerlng Reasonable Rates And Oua lll ~ Instruction For Bolh Horse And Aldetll 320 Mobile Homes for Sale Call Us For Mort! lnformaUonll 614·25&6601 1971 Glles 12x50 needs work $2500 304·372·3400 FINANCIAL 1990 Radman Danville 14:1172, 10 tal electric central a1r stove re trtgera tor & dis hwasher 304·576· 2~0 Business 2263 Opportunity ...,..-..,--7..:.,.--::::-::.:..:;;:-::: I LlmUed Ollerl 1996 Cloubtowlde "Anentton· MoYe Sate Video 3br 2bath $1695 down $259/ ~Jere Flemcdallng Approx 1100 ~~~les, Approw 200 Adu/ls, Will 1 monlh Free delivery & setup Only at Oakwood Homes Nit ro 11 Separately, Call 614·367· WV 304 755 5885 12 Arr;tlma New 1995 14x70 Includes skirt lng, steps blocks one year !NOTICE! 3 bedroom trailer near Pomeroy, cenlral air a'lallable August 111. relerence1 required, (no pets), Dally Sanllnet, PO 729-10 Poi'T'IItf'· ~ Ohk> 3br all elecfrlc, Gallipolis Ferry $250/mo plus utilities 30 .. ·675· 4088 Completely lurnlshed 2bedroom sul!able lor 2·3 conslrucllon workers 304-773·5177 Mobile homo 1or rent Stale Route Tra1ler In Apple Grove WV par· !Iaiiy furnished. 1300fmo 304576·2890 440 Apartments for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, fur· nlshed and unfurnished, security deposit requ ired, no pall, 614· 992-22 18 2 Bedroom Aparlmenl, Trash, Waler, Sewage Paid $295/Mo + ()eposn 614·44&2481 2bdrm apts, total electric ap· pllan<;es lurnl5hed, laundry room lacl1111es close to school In town Apph ca !lons a11allable at Village Green Apts t49 or call 614-992- 3711 EOH New Bank Repos O~ty 4 tell 2Rooms Plus Bath, Lalayette Mall No K!lchenl All Utlllles paid S175 00 t.Aonth .Deposit ReqUired 614·446· 7733 t' 5865 REAL ESTATE I Price Buster! New 1 4x70 2 or 3Dr Only $995 down $19~monltl Free delivery & se tup Only at Oakwoo<! Homes. Nllro WV 304 755·5885 Schultz 12x65 w/4x12 ll poul, like new relrlgerator slo11e, lurnace & air $6,250 304-773·5 109 alter 6pm All real estale advertising 1n this newspaper Is subjecllo sox tamlllol•totus or nallonol origin, or any Intention to make arndiuch preference, li"*'t!tl'"ri or discrimination · 330 Farms for Sale 17 1f2acre rarm Gallipolis Ferry all ta 11 er, all uti I ties new fen ce small barn $28 000 30 4-937· 3556 Ill ~3:-:5,.-0:-:-L_o_t~s:-&:-::-:A~c:-:r::e:::a~g~e~::; This newspaper will not knowtlng~'a ccep1 advertisements for real estate wNch ts In violation of the law Our readers are hereby Informed that 811 dwellings adver11&Qd In this newspaper are available on an equal opponunlry basis 55 Acres 01 land With 28)(32 BuildlflQ On Clay Chapel Road 1 800·287-8308 61 4·446-8308 1·2 acre lol lor sale In Bradbury on CR 5 614-992-6190 2 66 Acres Lincoln Pike, Garage Shower House, Nice For House Or Trailer Counly Water, Electric Besl Ollar 614-256-9391 7a<;res at Glenwooi:l Well & sap tic lank concrele drl11e unl n lshed garage 614·9S3-6517 1993 Indies Manulactured Home And 2 5 Acres 14x80 Hom e Faaturu 3 Bedroom• 1 3/4 Baths UVIng Room, Dining /Klich· en CombO And Utlllry Room M61al Storage Building Wllh Concrete Floor Concrete Walks And Pallo Locattc:l On Kaf'Tl)er Hollow Road For ~ore Informat io n Call 614- .Scenic Valley Apple GrDIIe • .,.0233 beautil ul 2ac lots, public water Clyde Bowen Jr, S04-576-2S3G 2-11tory garage, beside New Ha· van Supermarket bottom lloor 360 Real Estate completely remodeled 2 bays Wanted. (front bay 40'x28 , rear bay 32'1.23') 100'x40' lot. 118,500 we buy & sell privately held real ~3:04::-::::;::;·2::7,:83:;__ _-:--::-:-1 estale noles, mortgages and 2bedroom house, ciouble rot, Bel- 1rua1 deeds nationwide Full or lemeada, appraised S21 500, sell Parllal Purchases Golden Eagle 7 lOr 120,000 304-675-5752 Funding CMI 'Member APMP" 1· ,.1 0-676-0764 call ralurded 2bedroom on 2 112e.cre lot, 3yn old. Appraised $•3,000 sell lor RENTALS 137,000 304-57!1-4188 2bedroam, wllh basement close to schools SU 500 Call 304· 410 Houses for Rent :67:.:~:..::=.:.1:....-------:-I 2 Bedrooms Furnace Heal, At 7 3 bedroom house, 10 14 acres 5 Addison $200/ Mo Ulllllles S200 mlrues1fom town 30-4-675-4576 Deposit, Aeleranc;e A Musil 614· 367-0156 3 Bedroom To Be Sold To Sallie Eetate, Small Corner Lo1 In PI 3bedroom New Haven area Pleasant Near High Sct10ol SJOOmo. Securny deposl! & reler· Priced To Sell On Requa at 614 enoee required 304 882 2221 446.()208 . ,. . ,. . __! Bedrooms, 2 Bllh!l, Heat PUf"P Gat Furnace, t Acre Garage Addleon Area $62 000, 6U-367 7267 3·4bedroom, 2 lull bath, LA DR, custom-built kitchen, lull basemenl, nice lot, At 2 Gallipolis Fer1"/ 304-675-3668 wv 3br w/base ment, garage AC, wnher & dryer~ Cllllon...No pet1. $345/mo piUs deposlt/ulllltlet 304·773-5881 Furnlsl'1ed 2bedro om small house $225/mo partial ullllllas paid 304-675-6512 1Wo slorv rarm house, large yard, Racine area $225/mo 614·9492246 alter Spm Almotl 2 ).eras B Room House In Need 01 Alol Of Repair, Big Barn, Drtlled Wei & f'?epiiC, Vlnlon Unlurnlshed 2 bedroom house, Area $10 500 080 6U·3 B8 · nice & clean, no Inside pets, rei· erences required $200 deposll 8654, 614·386·95ol5 $275 a 1110n1h rent, 614-992·3090 VI RA ~UANITUAE 614-446-31 58 Quality Household Fll'rilure And Applances Great Deals On Cash And Carryl AENT·2·0WN And Layaway At~ A.wllable 2BR Apt Ald)acenl to Rio Rand& Campua 61~·245-5858 or su- Furnlshed Elllclency 701 Fourth A.11enue, Gallipolis S2001MD Utili• lies Paid Share Bath, 614-446· 44t6 Alter 7 P: M Apartment & trailer u1Uitles pal<{ $275/mo plus $50 depo!ll on each 304-675 46BO BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRIC ES·Ac JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Orlve lrom $226 to $291 Walk to shOp & movies Call 614-446·2568 Equal Housing Opporlunlly County Side Apartments large 2 Bedrooms 1 Balh Water Sewage Garbage Included WID Hook-Up, $380/Mo, Deposll Re qulrod, 513·922~294 Duplex 3 rooms & bath upstairs, kitche n alnlng roam IMng room on I rsl lloor & lull basement 304- 675-1180 Furnished duplex 1bearoom Up· sr'alrs $250 +electric Downstairs $275 +electric No pels No HUd Releren ces & deposit 304-675· 2651 Gracious ll11ing 1 anl:l 2 bedroom apa rtments at VIllage Manor and Rl'lerside Apartments In Middle· pori From $232·1355 Call 614· 992 5859 Equal Housing Oppor· tunllles Middleport, N Third 2bedroom lurnlshElid apl Oepoall & references 304-882·,2566 New Hallen 1oedroom furnished apl Deposit & relarences 30C- 882 2566 ' Nice 2·3 bedroom aparlmenl in Mldeleport, 614·992-5858 Nice 2bedroom apartment, Wfd hookup Relerencea Oeposll No pol• 304·675·5162. StoneWood Apartm-nta now ac· cep!lng applications lor eldertv '& dlsabl lltl es ~one bedroom alt electric 614·9\12·3055 Slon8wood Aparrme nrs Mlddteporl, Ohio, EOH 1\vln RIVEHS Tower, now accepting applications lor 1br HUD subsld· lzed apl lor elderly and handl· capped EOH 304-675-6679 Very clean 1 bedroom lurnishea apartment 614-992·5304 or 614· •46·3091 450 Furnished Rooms Rooms tor rent • week or month Starling at $120Jmo Ga!lla Halel 614·4-46·9580 Sleeping rooms with CDoklng Al!lo trailer apace O{l river All huuk·upa Call a.fler 2 00 P m, 304·773·56~1, MaoonWV MERCHANDISE Air Condllloner Washer Dryer, Refrigerator, Microwave Calor TV, 614·256-1238 520 Sporting Goods Ruger mini 14 ranch rille 223 cal , $400. Taurus PT-908 9mm, S3SO 304·895·3836 alter 5 30pm Antiques 6 00 p m 614-992-2526 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise "Attention' Move Sale Video Store Remodeling Approx 1100 Movies Approx 200 Adults Will Sell Seperalely, Call 614·367- 0612 Anytime 1 Hunrer Green So la & Rocker Recliner, t Waler Bad Slacked /c 12 Drawers, 614 446--4726 12 Doz Clean Quart Jars 614· 245-5112 3 Ft x12 Ft Steel Wall Swimming Pool Ne'ler Used, Extra Filter, Ladder $150 614·25~733 3 Ton CQnral Air Co nditioner Package, System Or Split System $1,250 lmttalled. 5 Yr Warranty All Parts 1-800-287·6308, 614· 446-6308 Household Goods 30· electric Whirlpool copperlone range, double oven, W/rQtlnerle & temp probe 2111 stde-by-slde Kenmore relrlgeralor copperlone $1&oea Gas range oven, non· working $25 30H75-3834 Queen size walerbed slept In 3 Relrlgeralors., Stoves Washers And Dryers All Recondlttonea And Gauranteedl $100 And Up, Will Deliver 614-669-6« 1 _, STORAGE TANKS 3,000 Gallon 740 Jackson, Ohio, 1·600·537·9628. Uprighl, Ron Evans Enterprises, $300, 614-379-2601 Two New Air Condl!lanars, 12,000 1982 Honda Sllverwlng SOOcc, V· twin lull dreaaea 17,000ml, 160, 614·2.5-5515 JO 2240 530 Hrs Ex /Roll Guard Walden 6000 Art loader, Oeutze diesel good condition, can be towed by one ton, new paln1, new tune-up, new decals seooo. 614- 992.. 111 Building Supplies 30x48x10- one 12x10 slider, one 3' entry, guller $7550 Precision Post Frame Builders, 304-773 - 5346 Jell All Sleet Bldgs Factory Dlscounl· ed Buildings BOO Act Now, Sa'le Saunders Contracting 614-•41 · 0219 Bloc:k, brick, sewer pipes, wind· ows, lintels ele Claude Winters Rio Grande OH Call 61•·245 · 5121 Pats for Sale 'Once-A Month Ilea program need help? Ask R&G Feed and Supply 614-992·2164 aboutlha HAPPY JACK 3·X FLEA COL· LAR Kills bolh male and lemale adulllleas Available 0· T-C Groom Shop -Pet Grooming Faa· luring Hydro Bath Julio Webb Call614-4ol6.0?31 1 Year Ota Registered Female Himalayan Cat Spade & Declawed 5100 614-367-061 .. 2 Female 8 Weeks Old Chlhua ""'· 1100 Each, 614·388-8361 2 Female Chows AKC Reg is· ~~d 9 week ~ Old, 614·4462 gray Cockallels, mate & letnale, with big breeding cage & breed- AKC Reglslered Dalmatlon pup· p1es, llrst shOts mother and lather available lor viewing, call 614· 992·5724 days or 614-992·6794 alter 6pm $500, 61H46·43•7 ' Bolena tractor, 12 hp deck, blade, Agr llres chains dual wheel adapter~, $425 Racine Mower CUniC, 614·949j80<1 Booll By Rad Wing Cllppawa -40 To' ·SO Degrees, ti H Brown Guaranteed, Lowes! Prices, 'The ShOe C.le 61 <1-4-16-<222 Bow 140 OBO 304-675-5639 BroWn Stripe Couch & Chair Good CoMIIIon, $70 Bolh Sears 1 112 Room Vented Gas Heater $125 Good Condition, 614·446- 4705 22~3 AKC Registered Golden Retriever puppies adorable, llgt11 blonde S150 Cash only I Call 614·992· 7651 AKC Rotwe1Utr Male Needed For Stud Service For Pick 01 The Lit· ter, 614·379-91 16 Anytime AKC Regtslered Cocker Spaniel Puppy, Male, Butt & White, Wormed, Vaccinated, Champion B!Qodllne, D 0 B. 3/2f95, $200, Complete Satellite System With Chip $400, 614·446-2350 Concrete & Plasllc Sepllc Tanks, 300 Thru 2,000 Gallons Ron E11ana Enterprises Jackson OH 1-800-537-1l528 Couch and chair dining room table w/ 4 chairs, antique cheat drawers and wardrobe 304-675· 676.1 Double bsd lrame, headboard, manress, & boK spr~ngs 614·742· 2067 Ear COi'n 3 Week Old Pot Be lly Pigs $15 Each, lncub\tlor Wllh AutomallcTimer,614-245·5622 Full blooded Ronwai ler pupa S t 50 AKC male Shallle pup $250 614-742·1104 Male Cockallel, talk s, whls lles, cage & accessortsa Included 304-675-1626 Professlona~ Dog Grooming II In· lon & Rio Grande Area, 20 Years I·~;;~!~~F;;o;r;Q;;App;;o;;;l;;;n1;;m~o:in;yl, Grooming. By Max leave A Message I'll Gel Back. 814·256-6550 Pure Bred Dalmatian Pupplas, Ready To Go 7 Malee, 1 Femare $125, 814·245-5739 Julv Sale Specials 5030 Ford 1986 Ford Counlry Squire Wag· 62hp 4wd BxB, 1yncho trans 2 on, loaded, Aeplacemenl Engine, pump hyd, 122,900 3930 Ford 1 Year Old, New Tires, Shocks 2wd 45 hp Bx2 lrans, 1 double And Brakes 614·446-962'9 llal'le S15 500 650 New Holland l.;..c:.c:_::_'=,-_ _ _ _ _~ 150011! round baler siring or net 1986 Ford Escort, needs repair, wrap bale command demonstralor priced on lnspeclion 304-675· $15 900 472 NH Ha.ybln6 SIUb 3229 guards $7,950 254 NH Rake & I==---------Tedder combtnaUon $3 800 816 1986 Olds Cutlass·v-s Air PS, NH Forage wagon 3 Benler wllh PB, AC, While, Excellent Interior, 812 tandem-axle 121on gear $3,800, 614·441•1885 Or 614· 12 5Lx15 Ures Sa 400 Model 30 4!46-0612 <I' Forage Blower 1,000 rpm. $2,700 wealhered Keeler's Service can· 1987 Cullass Supreme V-8, good 1erA12StAI87 304895-3874 condition, 94000 rnUes 614·441· FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK MOVING SALE Completely rel.nlshed pool table a.nd accessories $675 7·piece counlry blue I room set $300 Olnlng room w/4 chairs St75 Antique beg· room ael $225 Pie sale $30 VarIety ol surplus wood $50 304· 675-2619 1981 1992 Sea Nymph boat With trailer, 75 hp Johnson engine wUh tots of extras, take o11ar payments, 614- 949-2872 Stainless steel prop, 1 J d pllch lor a Johnson, 25-7 S200 OBO, 614·992 3629 790 614·992·7894 1992 RS Camero 251h Anntver· sary Wllh T-Tops, 31,000 Miles, 614-379-2798 1974 Starcrall 24, exc cond, selk<lntalned 304-882-3338 38,000 Miles, Loaded, $11,500, 614-446-4672 61.$·441·0400 1993 Ford Fesllva, low miles 1993 Tovora Corolla eunrool, ac, Awning I, 1973 Holiday Rambler 23• With Root, Air, 1977 Prowlsr 20" 1973 lntrihp 22", 1973 Fleelwlng 17" 614 446·1511 1971 Plymouth Roadrunner, Or· glnlal 340 Excellenl Condltlonl $3,000, 614-388-8863 1973 Plymouth Road Runner 318 last ol the Baap Beep cars! Auto, air, ~loenl euy rntoratlon, 614-1185-3919 1970 Mustang Black, Red Interior , 5,000 Miles On 4 Cylinder Excellent Condll lon S2,000 814· •46·3769 1981 Olda Cullass Excellent Condlllon, Never Has Any Rua l or Body Damage, 455 Olds Engina. Too Much To Llsll $2,500, trades Considered 614·446· 992·2413 Yamaha 650 Waverunne r l{tl Ulejackels Co'w'er & Trailer. 611· 446-6541 Aller 5 PM 1981 450C dozer, wfwlnch, new trans new tteerlng clutchll, $21,000 1969 Ford llat· bed w/ dozer ramps, 12 000. 304· 5782890 alter Spm. Discoun t farm tractor Pllll lor Massey Ford, IH, & others Sldar's Equipment Co, Hander- aon, WV. 277·3917 30~75-7421 or 1-800· mlloo, I~ 150, 614·992·259 4 weekdays after 6pm or anytime weekendS 19'5 Mazda 5 Spd , Sedan, PS, PB, A.MIFM Cauette, Sun Root 35 MPG, ExceHen l Condlllon, $950, OBO, 614-379-2645. Auto Parts & Accassorias C/..AUJT~­ PHOftA i1 ln;:~otall • BORN LOSER Windshields $100 & THE~ Up 61 4·388 9062 Or 614-406PART ii-\E. 1994 Suldl. Skylark Custom 4 ey. IInder AC Tilt /Cruise, $13 ,000. Ml1ea, S11,500, OBO, 614·••1· 15113 Anor 5 Midas mo tor 1 Greek dialect 2 Engine 3 Organic compounds 4 Jewels 5Poem 6 Striped animal 7 Fllghtlea1 bird a 27 Ms Thurman 30 Jaunty 32 - de f:rance 33 Pea 'a home 34 Church council • A 10 9 3!l Olfaprlng • J 3 610 4 2 36--CBH 38 Champagne 8 - C1'88d 9 Sort 10 Neckwear 11 Fiery Vulnerable Both Dealer. Slluth south West North East 1• Pass 2 t Pass 2NT Pa.ss 3 • Pass 46 Pass 4 NT Pass All pass Pass 6 • s• Openmg lead •A 12 Author Emlla17 From Hare to 18 Hawk'l vlctlmo 21 Centrefllne 22 - Alto, Calli. 23 Paradise 25 --dally 26 Jekyll and27 - - arms 28- Lias 29 Actor Weal 31 ForrrNtr N.Y mayor A blurred picture, an extra trick Herbert Spencer, the English evolu llonary phtlosopher, wrote, ''How often mtsused words generate m1sleadmg tho~ghts" lin my expert ence, IJ...-f--+-+--+~+­ "masused~' should be "m1sunder andstood "I In bndge , a psych1c b1d may 16.-+-+--+--1-+51 Golf peg mtslead the oppon e nts Durmg the IL-'-...L-J.....J._.J.._ 52 Idaho hro. play, though , you must mtslead the opponents w1th actions - the cards you play - rather than words CELEBRITY CIPHER Changmg the subject for a moment , by Lula Campos you are on lead agatnst a small slam Cel8brity Cipher cr;ptogr1m1 are creatld from quoletlonl. ~ lart'IOYI ~.pall and pfWHnt Each letter'" !he cipher stand1lor another Tdl'tay'sclu6 P llqvll• M wtth an ace nl your hand You lead the ace and the slam makes, whereas 1f c y OIAJ c v T DCA V RCA H Z F you had led somethmg else, you would have beaten the slam Alternatively C A H PKPIYTNK OTAKV T ' 0 0 you don't lead the ace and the slam r11akes, whereas tf you had led the ace, AKBKY VRIF J IT A J LCDX R R MK you would have beaten the slam Wh1ch is more hkely' RMKCRKV HCBTH HZ X K V Enghsh expert Terence Reese, whose opmton 1s respected,,thmks the PREVIOUS SOLUTION "Sc1ence fiCtion 1s no more written for. sctentlsts ltian ghost s tones are wnhen tq,r ghosts " - Bnan Ald1ss latter IS more likely So, 1f m doubt , lead your ace at tnck one He;e, West, an acolyte of ,Reese (that's a pun, the mam btddmg system m England bemg Acoll, s tarted wtth the ace and aneth· Will er club lAM I Now South had to play lhe trump 141tH ~r cv.r 1. POUAN su1t Without loss He knew the odds Reom~nee .,._,. of • cash the ace and kmg , hopmg the four Kramblad word1 queen drops That was about to work law to farm lour words - unt1l East threw a wrench shaped card mto the works When the spade five was led oil the dummy at tr1ck three, East played the .queen Agamst someone capable of finding th1s falsecanl, 11 ts nght for South to contmue w1th his second lop spade But South, behevmg the queen was a smgleton, contmued w1th a low spade to dummy's n1ne Wtth the adrenahn flowmg, East produced the 10 to defeat the slam ...;,' son one who IS too busy to s \ • • • • worry dunng the day and too . - - - - - - - : - - ; s l e e p y to worrv • • • • - - - S@\l.4{llA-J&t.trs· ~/ ~-V..-A,.:;E;_W,....::.E I I I I : ._l-;:f,.s.::o,l,.;r:....;jr-:E::..-I.:.r...,l':;'7-ll ~ ~:~~~~: .~h~h:hi:~;~~g ~:d~ L..-1-..L-.J..-L---1--l you clevelop from srep No 3 below hom,, 4 3opm SERVICES 1994 lincoln Town Car, Signature Series white wired leather Interior, 27,000ml 304-773-5186 1995 While Monte Carlo LS. Loaded, $16 200. 614·•46·9219 or 304.fl7s.noa 76 Dodge Oar! k1an1 6, good running condition body lair S200 1lrrn, 614·992·5715 86 Buick Granda National Excel Condition, Garage Kepi, 71 000 Mlloa, $9,500, OBO 614·4<6· <619 T & M Garage 404 FilTh Sl , New Haven Same building as Scally's Used Car1 All major & minor me· chanica! work at reasonable rates. 30•-882·3752 1978 112 ton Chevy pick up truck, good condition, nsw tires $1600, call 614·992· 7242 810 Horne Improvements SCIIAM-liTS ANSWERS Onent - Uncut- N01sy- Ztpper- NOT USE BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guaranies Local rererences furnished Call STRI(£ A8JJ)W N Tl-£ W1R ON . (614) 446 · 0870 Or (614) 237· HIGH PRICES: !HOP THE CI.ASSFifDS, 0488 Rogers Waterproollng Es· tabfished 1975 "I THURSDAY Appliance Parts And Service All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex· parlance AI.! Work Guaranteed, French CIIV Maylag, 614·446· 7795 C&C General Home Main· tanence- Painting, Vinyl aiding, carpentry, doors windows, bathl, rroblle home repair and more For tree estimate call Chel 814·992· 6323 1981 F 100 For~ pickup 351 engine, new ga.s tank, exhaust good condition, $1500 Urm 30 4-675· 8896 DRYWALL Hang, ftnlsh repair Ceilings textureel, plaster repair Call Tom 30•-675·4186 20 years • 1903 Ford Ranger $1800 OBO ft experience 304-675·6115 1984 Chevy S·10 4X4, Good Body, Good Tlrea, 2 a V· 6, With Blown Head Gasket S1 000 Firm, 614·2•5·5513, 614·245·9171 Evenings 1985 Chevy SUburban 112 Jon, 6 2 diesel, aula air, high miles, good runner, clean $3250, 614· 992·4111 1986 Ford 150 300 6 Cylinder, 4 Speed $2,400 614 4-46 2002 1986 Jeep Cherokee Low Miles Good Concllllon, 614·446·9664/ 1986 S·10 C ev~ pickup, 4 new !Ires new pa o 1 bad liner, toot box, $4,200 3 s: 6751 attar Joe's Home Malnlenanca, vinyl aiding rooting, axtarlor palnUng, power washing, free esllmalet, 614·992-4<51 ASTRO-GRAPH Protesslonal 20yrs experience with all masonery, briclc, block, alone Also room adGitlone, rages, etc Free estimate• 3 4- g•·a 882·3406 or 304-773-9550 • 0015, wv 304-578·23118 820 Freeman's Healing Ancl Cooling. lnslallallon A.nd Service EPA Certlfted Rosldlntla~ Corr1rNrolal 1993 Che...y EKiended Cab, Short Bed Truck, 614·441·1906 1994 Chell'f, S-10, like New Red, 13 000 Miles (Remainder Factory Warranty), Enhanced Vorlec, Au· lomaUc Air, Tilt /CruiSe, Bedllner, Asking $12,500,614-446-9355 COMFORT ASSURED DEALER LAWRENCE ENTERPRISES ' Heal Pumps, Air COndlllonlnv. II· You Don t Gall U1 We Bolh LOlli Free Estlmalea, 1·800·287-6308, 614·4-46-6308, wv 002945 Residential or commercial wiring., nsw service or l'lpalrs. M•aler IJ-' censed electrician Rldenou,.. Eloelrlcal, WV000306, 304·8l5· 1788 paper P 0 Box 4465 New York NY 10163 Be sure to slate your zotflac stgn Leo (July 23-Aug 22) You mogh1 have to bend a b1t more th an usual loday 10 appease a partner tn a bu srness arrange ment If you re 1nfleK1ble BKpect a Stmtlar •esponse Plumbing & Healing Refrigeration 614-992·4111 BERNICE BEDE OSOL Ron s TV SeNice, epeclallzlng In Zenith also 1erv1c1ng most olher brand• House calls, 1· 800· 787· 614-266·1811 1990 Chevy Silverado 112 ton, V· 9 aula, air, ioiKied 138K $7250, I' standmg the Influences that govem you 1n tfle year ahead Send for your Astra Graph pred1Ct1ons today by ma1l1ng $2 and SASE to Astra Graph c/o thts news· ·~~ur w CJJirthday Fnday July 14 1995 A number of favorable shtffs m1ght be '" store for you 10 th e year ahead II looks like you 11 disengage tram unproductiv e Invol vem en ts and find new paths of prom.se CANCER (June ~J,July 22) Subdue lhe wge today 1o gamble on th1ngs about which you know little The odds might run agarnst you al th1s 11me so use your best JUdgment Gel a Jump on !de by unde;~ VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) If you are slovenly 1n your Iasks today , don I expect co-workers to cover up for you Instead. they m1ght even squeal oo you LIBRA (Sept 23·0et 231 Do no1 buy somethtng costly today thmk1ng that you II be able to sell 1t when you grow t~red of 11 That market m1ght not be there SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Dosunguosh tdday between be1ng assentve and be1ng abras1ve If you can I make th1s drstmc· t10Ft, you may defeat your purpose SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23·Doe 21) Let bygones be bygones -<today If you attempt to even up an old score it could make a bad situation even worse CAPRICORN (Doc 22-Jon 191 Upon • occaS1on you re too generous 10 the wrong people Th1s could be one of those days when you 1gnore th e deserv1ng and cater lo the users AQUARIUS (Jan 20·Feb 19) Avood do1ng thrngs loday thai mtght cause compamons to lose respect for you Walk the stra1ght and narrow and keep your Charisma mlacl PISCES (Feb 20·Morch 20) Today 11 you 1eel someone has wronged you try to f org tve !he o1fense Harbormg a grudge could cause 11 to grow d1spropor t1onately ARIES (March 21 · Aprll 19) In an lnvolvemer,t wtth fnends today, don I alter plans wtthout consu lltng them ftrst Your move could complicate everyone s agen· da mclud1ng your own , TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Lei an unre solved volatile matter between you and your mate rest today Th1s 1ssue has a short fu se on bo th ends and co uld explode at a momenl's notice GEMINI (Moy 21-Juno 20) Do not dele· gate ass1gnments today to a person who has perlormed poorly for you on the past Th1s md1v1dual m1ght cause you evlm more ser10us pro~lems th1s lime ' . , 37 Slinging . plant 39 Morathon11r 41 Stupid one 43 e..,realed anger 44 Majesty 45 Houoe additions 47 Whirl 48 Vary email quantity 49 Grad. dog. 50 Down llcRI~lHI~I ~ENDER 'WE.DOO\~( I(AA(,AAC()~I ·AAM f\~ I Campers & Motor Homes 1978 t97652 •J 7 6 DOWN r::~:.~' CL.INI Budget Transmissions, Used Rebuilt All 'JYpes Accessible T.o over~ 10 ODO Transmission, Alsp Parts Clutches & • Pressure Plates, 614-379-2005 43,000ml , GMC chassis, 400 GMC engine, generator , & air $7,500 firm 30C·B75·1702 a!ler 1985 Chav 4)(4 Pick-Up Fair ShopO, 11,600, 614-25&9391 1985 Honda Aceof4 LX, maroon, automatic, extra nice, 78,000 (,L.INJC. pi lOaded 304-675·4994 Sprn Topa, Black, 12,500, 614 3670138 t'#fAPACfft I :1.;.993:.:..~Cu_l:.la~ss.:..,.S_up_ro_mo-.,.S-4.,.D-o-or, I :1::9.;.77:.::;W::I:.Id::o::rn~e::s.;.s:.2::4:.'::W::I::Ih.;.A_I_I/ $20000BO, 614-992·•111 1978 Ch8\r'Y Impala 1-talion wagon, 51,700 niles, good condition, FOR6ET.. 1987 4·Winns Freedom 160 sk.l 1991 Sunblrd cor?Jerlible $7 900 304-675·5318evemngr. 1966 Ford Galaxy 500 Convert· lble 58 000 original miles needs top and carpet, owrall excellenl mechanical condition, v\ry lillie rust, $2000 oeo 614-992·41 t 1 REMEMBER . boal 304-862·2658, Four year old bay Arabian geld· 1ng, Sl", started under saddle, 1964 Jetstar 88 Oldsmobile Holl· day Coupe collector quallly, original $3,500 llrm 304·675· 1 1210 (Work) 614·••S-0073 Will 981 0 1M SURPRISED SOME T~IIIJ65 '(OU CAN '<OV NEVER --- 1982 Century 19 Deep V 185 Horse Mercrutser Inboard, Oul· board, $6,900, {Home) 614-446· 1991 Plymouth Acclaim Nice, One Owner, A/C , SS 300, 614· 446-7623 Evenings TRANSPORTATION RI&I-!T HERE 15 W~ERE I USED TO STAND WAITIN& FORT~E SC~OOL SUS! RI6HT HERE ON Tl415 VER't' SPOT! 5061 3yr old Registered Thoroughbred Filly, $2,000 304-675·3030 olllce, or 304-675·4232 home 937·20 . PEANUTS 1978 Re nken Inboard-outboard, 22Bhp asking $4,100 3o.4·773· New gas tanks one ton truck wheels, radiators lloor mats, etc 0 & A Auto, Ripley, WV 304 372· 3933 or t ·800·273-9329 18 ., 304 773 5707 1991 Mustang LX, red 50 au· tomallc, goad condition 50,000 miles $6500 614·992-6296 • 8 4 55 Like me"l 56 Late 1 1977 Slarcrall, 18' with lop 1978 Mercury 90 hp With pawerlllt, Traii·A-Crall boat trailer 1978, 760 AQ I0 • 6 32 54 Guides By Philhp Alder 256-6434 10 Holstein Springer Hailers 20 tlve weight Holstein Hellers Thursday July 13th 2pm Jack· son Co Uvestock Market, Ripley Hay lor sale 614-8 43·5 350 or 4 1 61 949 220 Premium oa1/allalla ro lls, $25 Straw Storage & delivery avail· able Morgan's Farm At 35 304· TO HEAR THAT!! Evenrude Motor $650 , Bowling Garden Tractor 16 HP $650, 614- 1989 Plymouth Sundance 5 Speed 80 000 Miles $2,750 614· Hay & Grain TICKLED . MAW'S GRUBBIN' MOE II 15 F! Aluminum Boat, 18 HP 630 640 1 SHORE AM R.....r 1270 Anytime 614•4-46·1619 256·1233, 614-256·1S39 SOME VARMINT STOLE 15 Fool , 973 Winner With 50 HP Evlnrude Molar, $1,500, 614-441- 5515 1----------Livestock SHERIFF !I JOB II 1988 Ford Escor l LX, alr, runs good looks good $1 600 304· 675-2725 1989 Escort GT, s Speed, air am lm casseue, excellent $2,700 1986 Ford Escort Gl 5 Speed Air AMIFM Excellenl CoMIIIon $1,050 OBO 614-379-2645 IF THINGS DON'T PICK UP PURTY SOON-- I'LL BE OUT OF A \ 750 Boats & Motors for Sale 1985 Cutlass Supreme V 6 T· JET AERATION MOTORS Call Ron Evans 1.fl!J0.537·9528 · BARNEY Condllon, $2 600, 614·379-2561 New Idea 706 Diesel Unlsystem With Com bine & Grain Table Good Condllton $3,500, New Idea 2 Row Corn PICker Good Aunnlf'{;l Condlllon, $ t ,200, John Deere 4 Row corn Planter, Good FerUUzer Compartments $300 Fertilizer Spreader 3 Pt Hlleh Mount $150, 300 Gallon SprEJver Wllh Booms 3 PI Hitch Mount $200 614-245- Electric Wha&Jchalrs, Eleclrlc Scooters New/Used Scooter Lilli, Stairway Elevators Lift Chairs, Rail Terrier Puppies, A.pprox B Bowman's Homecare 6 14· 446· Weeks Old, Weaned, 140 Piece, 1 0003 7283 • 2 Malea 2 Females, 614·U6· 1982 Granada 77,000 Miles, 6 3821 • Cylinder, Automat~. 4 Door, $950, For Sale Fancy Comets & Other Gofdlleh, & Wa!er Garden Ullles, White English Seller Puppies, 7 614-446.()208 614.,.46-9476 Weelll Old, $100 Each, Ador- 1982 Pontiac Phoenix, 2 B engine, able! Call Jim Sisson, 614·448· auto, good cond, $800 304 675· Fuller Brush Brooms mops, 0106 2074 brushes and household clea ning products July Sale 20% oil regu- 680 FruHs& 1984 Dodge Omnl, New Tires, lar price Dale wood, lnd Dlsl., Mull~r, And Banal"/, Good Condl· Vegetables Pll<lno 304·675 1090 lion, Good Work Car $850, 8t4Glrl11 Clothing Sizes NB 2T Boys Blackbtrrl&l· nalure's finest· $31 ~<6·4-455 10· 14, Grace Seville Stroller Ca· qt , picked and bagged Call to 19B5 Buick LeSabre, 4 door, p~co ordor, 81 4-992-32«. ~r{./Casual Maternl ly, 614•367· auto, PB, PS, air, $1950, call 614· Hully 18 Sp Mountain Blke1 Brand Now $250, Will Sell l15o, 614· 4~6..556 1986 Chevrolet CavaHer AS Gray WI 1h G Cl 01 h 1 t" A t0 AMf ray n ' u ' FM Stereo, Cruise, Power Locks, Rear Delroster Approx 110,000 Miles, Ask ing $1,200, 614·446· 4724 Leave Message Or Call 1333 Stale Route 7 North, Bel· wean Skyline lanes And KanaugaOrlwln " 6898 Dog Obedience Classes, The Right Paw Ttathlng Center, For lnform&tlon Call614·446·1864 1985 Plymouth Colt, 5 Speea, $1 ,000, 1983 Chrysler • Cyli nder, Automatic $750, Both GoDd Cars 6H·«1~584 1965 Subaru Gl Good condlllon Standard, 1900, 61 .._245--0904 FARM & LAWN GALLIPOL IS, OHIO 614·446-2412 Or 1·800· 594·1111 1962 Ford Fairland Original En· glne, Good For Parts Or To Re store, 614·388· 8783 614·388· 30<-675-2063 Auto• for Sale 614·446•4015 Can Be Seen At Baby Rabbits For Sale, Nether· land Dwarls Dulch, Mlnrex, Full BloOded Rabblls 614-388·8577 Birds Iguanas, Tarantulas mice Fish Tank & Pet Shop, 2413 Jackson A11e Polnl Pleasant o 6 Mo $7 950 C~RMICHAEL'S 710 Autos for Sale Chocolate AKC Registered Chol· colate lab Puppies, 7 Weeks Old, 4 LolL 614-446·7395 Log~ $11,900 JD 2640 $10,900, JO 2640 W /New 520 Lo ader $14,900 MF 135 Gas $4,950, New so, lio, 85 100 HP Traclors In Stock NH BS3 Round Baler Ex $8 500, NH 565 Square Baler U~e New $8,500 JO 9 Fl Rake $750, IH 241 Acuna Baler $3,250, New 17 Ft Hay Tedders $2,700, New H & S Rakes In Stock, H & S 1350 Mulllpurpse Spreader Used 81.-379-~726 Complete girl s bedroom suite, $375 walnut 7 piece dining room labia and cl'lalrs $200; very good condit ion, 614·992-5085 aller 6pm & Canopy $13 900, JO 2940 71 • 8 3 2 • 8 7 5 , AA K 7 6 4 11 ,600 304-675·2396 610 Farm Equlpmant EAST SOUTH Motorcycles 1992 Yamaha Banshee Excellent WEST AA9853 1978 Handa Trail 90 Runs Great, BTI/s 614·441·1205 Vartou1 Shelves & Displays S50 10 Spd Blcyde $10, Gerdtn Till· er S1S Portable Seale !I ()..60 Ibe Good Condltlon, S30, Aelrlgeralor HF;'S (A.I'I.FFILI P.T£D Olio 800-533-3453 B Foot Drake Satellite Dlah $350, Buselt Sora Bed Sleeps Two, Black & While Tweed Beautllul, ·' 1990 Oodt;1e Ram Van B-250 72 ooo Miles, S6 000, Can Be Seen At Gallipolis Dally Tribune 825 Third Avenue, Gallipolis SIGNS Portable lighted changeable leHer algn S329 Free aaners & delivery Plastic Ieifer& 155 {second box tree) AAA Signs 1· 560 •K Q ' sword a 18 Detroit team 17 lrlah 18 Measure of land , 19 School org [20 Scruff 24 Certain 26 Group of six t A K Q 10 1987 Eddie Bauer Ford Bronco II 4 WD AC. AT, Power Brekaa, A.nd Steering, AM/FM Stereo, 614-26-5540 $100, 614-742-2400 7 LS 95 Puz:t~ (2 wda.) 49 Speckled 52 Central Allan 53 Fought wl1h 14 Punctual (2 wd1) 15 ~all •J 9 5 •K Q J 4 2866 Aoclt Clly cherry bM,oom suHe with queen SIZe bed end HIQh Boy chest dresser nlghtstand and slaps, $3000, round pedestal table and tour chairs $300, t2x14 lndoor/ouldoor green carpet , 550 NORTH A.nawer IO PteVIOUI 46 Helen ot46 Wholly Actor Eetevaz 1985 Plymoulh Voyager, 4 cylln· der automatic PS, PB PW, cruise air amllm cassette excel !enl condition Inside and oul, 73,000 actual miles, 614-992· duty gaalogs 160 304-675·2396 bucket 40 Mention 4t -degrM 421mpuiH AduHinoect Hlghe1t point Ru1hed ALDER $3,500, 81H46-9243, EvorlngL RCA color TV SSO Sears heavy 6 Boa Constrtcror wllh nice cage $400 304-882·3636 or 304·882· bUlkS Socks, teet, brlels, mllllary surplus Best prices around 42355 SA 7, Tuppers Plains, Ohio 4 WD New Tires, Brakes I Englr., looks & Run1 Good 13,000, 614-3688801, 61,..992-6976 leave Mas· 1985 Bronco II GoOd Condition, 1500 llrm 304-675·7297 3pc living room sulle ooltee table end tables, 2 lamps 304·675· 4558 alter Bpm. OBO 614·388 6654 Or 614·388· 9545 PHILLIP 1982 Ford F-150 saga Ing box $100 304-675·7580 Repaired New & Rebuilt In Stock 510 Iem 1300 304-882-34ol6 Ffee Del Mil"/ Within 25 Miles Buy or sell FUverlne Anllquee , 1124 E Main Streel, on Rt 124, Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 am to 6 00 pm, Sunday 100 to the o11erlng. OAKWOOD HOMES, Nltro, WV Direct fac to~ sales No midd le man Save Sf OOO'st 304·755 Olive St, Gallipolis New & used lurnltura. l'lealan Western & Worl< boo!J 614-4ol6-3159 Nice ;? bed room mobile hQ,_me In Middleport, 614-992-5858 2ol5 5992 VENDING Won I Gel Rich Culck. Will Gel Steady, Cash Income, Pr10od To Soli 1·8oo-820-6782 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITUR E 62 530 1·800·837-3238 Never IIYed In 3041755 7191 Side by Side Aetrlgerator Ice & waler In !he door Almond $825 G E Relrtgeralor like new 1 year warranty $325 Skte by Side Ae· lrlgerator Coppertone 1265 Upright Fte11er 16 Cu, 11. $150. May lag Wringer Washer J 150 Automatic Wl'llrlpool Washer $125 Whirlpool Dryer $95 Hot· poinl Dryer $95 30tn Eleclrlc Range $95 stcaggs Appliances, 76 Vine street Gallipolis, Oh 61 ....US-7398 or 1-800-499-3499 143, Pomeroy, 304-662-2904 homeowners Insurance and she rmnlhS FREE 101 rent OOiy $1025 Wwn and $20717 per month Ca\1 mail until you have lnvllstlgaled 1.;..:.:;;..:.;_:.:.;_:__ __,,_-- r- 992·3743 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that y.;>u do bust· neu with people you know and NOT to send money through the tl'1eFederarFalrHouslng Act oi196B wNch makes I! Illegal to advertise "any preference llmllatlon or discrimination based on race color, religion, USED APPLIANCES Washers, Clryara relrlgerators, ranges Skaggs Appllancu, 78 VIne Slreel, Call 614·446·7398, , -800-<199-3499 .Sun Valley Nurury School Ctllldeare M·F 6am-5 30pm Ages "2·K, Young School Age During Summer 3 Cays per Week Mini· One Drake Satellite 1ys1em $600. One Fisher/Yamaha stereo IYI· night~ Country Furniture-Furniture lor KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright '' NEA ·Crossword Puzzle Grampa to young boy, "It's better to have a little abtlity and use 11 well, than to have lots of ability and NOT US£: it • I • �. ' <- Thursday, July 13, 1995 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 12 • The Daily Sentinel Area youth attend livestock con.terences Beat of the Bend ... by Bob Hoeflich first ice cream social in several years beginning at 4 p.m. The group will also bave sandwiches and homemade pies and cakes on hand for the social. And, by the way, the deparunent also sells greeting cards a.' a fundraising activity . The boxed cards are nice, so I'm told, and you get a relative nice supply for $3 and $4 a box. Oops. Sorry, but I gave you an incorrect phone number to call if you bave photos of the former railroad stations in Pomeroy, Middleport, Hobson and other points east. The photos-the group would also like pictures of the street car activities in Meigs County-will be · used in conjunction with an upcoming train sbow by the Railroad Club of Southeast Ohio at the Meigs Library in Pomeroy, July 31-Aug. 6. If you have any photos of these things which you would loan please call David Robinette at 9927541. SHEEP CONFERENCE - Christy Drake of Racine, c~ter, alterided the- 199"5 Sheep Youth Conference held July s:7 at the Ohio State University in Columbus. Also shown are Roger High, OSU coordinator for sheep education and management, left, and •a~!Ml sciomc'es de artment Dr. David Zartman. . BEEF CONFERENCE- Jamie Drake of Racine, center, attended the 1995 Beef Youth Conference held July 5-7 at the Ohio State University in Columbus. Also shown are heef specialist Dr. Steve Boyles, left, and animal sciences department chairman Dr. David Zartman. Also coming up this month on · Saturday, July 29, Will be an open house-reception honoring the new Mr. and Mrs . Andrew Kish, the former Vicki L. Gaul. · The couple was married on June 24, this year, at Fairfax, Va., and the reception will be hosted by Vicki's family, Jake and Mid Gaul, Larry and Patricia Gaul Clay, and Victor and Darlene Gaul. The local reception will be from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Chester United Methodist Church. Vicki is hoping to See a lot of her classmates from the Eastern High School, Class of 1975, stopping by to meet Andy and to' chat for a spell in addition to other friends and former neighbors. Peter Barrale of Soquel, Calif., is-due to illness-selling his 35 year collection of postcards and paper Americana. Barrale was the subject of a feature story .in a Californi,a newspaper. According to the story he has · more than 40,-ooo cards. And how do you fiUn here? Well, Barrale has a 1872 check issued by tile First National Bank in Pomeroy . He will sell the original checkmade out to Jdseph Bell and Co., and signed by Waid Cross-for $6. So--if you are a collector and want to get in touch, his address is 999 Old San Jose Road, Np. 18, Soquel, Calif., 95073-9793. • CAMARO RS V-6, A!C, 5 spd, PS, PB, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cass. MORE 1995 FORD ESCORT 2 DR LX 4 cyl, auto, air cond., PS, PB, Pwr mirrors, dual a r bags, AM/FM CD Player, More • The faithful members of the Women's Auxiliary at Veterans Memorial Hospital will be doing their annual "day on the town" bit next Tuesday. The group will do lunch at The Dutchman Restaurant in Logan and then travel on to L<U.l· caster to do a bit of shopping at the River Valley Mall. If you're hankering for some homemade ice cream as a way tn , ·beat the hea't you migbt want to Sure \1 ~ can live without air head out to the' Chester Fire conditioning-but who wants to? Department quarters this Saturday. Do keep smiling. · The deparunent will be staging its $14,449 $11,449 1993 FORD 1993 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE TEMPO ..• 4 dr, 4 cyl, aUto, air cond, ' AM/FM cass, tilt, cruise, all power equip. air cond., AM/FM cass, cruise, PS, PB, PW, POL, .,~,to, -Society scrapbook-----'" $199 DEAN'S LIST Ray R. Proflitt, ·Jr., son of Ray and Sheila Proffitt, Sr., Syracuse, made the dean's list for the last grading period at De Vry Institute of Technology, Columbus. ·He had a grade point average of 3.53. BASHAN AUXILIARY Plans for an ice cream social on Aug. 25 were made .when the Bashan Ladies Auxiliary met recent! y. The group also purchased two new ice cream freezers. · Pioneer Days to be held this weekend at ·museu-m DAIRY CE Hamm of Ra'cine, center, · attended the 1995 Dairy Youth Conference held July 5-7 at the Ohio State University in Columbus. Also shown are dairy speCial· ist Dr. Pete Spike, left, and animal s,;iences department chairman Dr. David Zartman. 1994 CHEV · * mo. 1993 FORD T·BIRD LX 1994 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 V-6, auto, air cond., tilt, cruise, AM/FM cass, PS, PB, PW, POL, PWR seat. v:a, auto., A/C, AM/FM cass, tilt, cruise, PS, PB, PW, POL, Pwr seat. 1992 BUICK 1992 MERCURY CENTURY 4 DR SABLE Kanawha Valley Rangers throughout the ev~:nt. · There will be craflers, flea markets, live entertainmeilt by local bands, singers and cloggers both days. Museum volunteers in costume will be available to visitors in various appropriate bui.ldings on the site. Antique machines such as a steam powered saw mill, and stem powere'd thrashers will be demonstrated. · ' A variety of entertainment and demonslrations will be featured at · the annual Pioneer Days of the West Virginia State Farm Museum this weekend. Gates will open at 7:30a.m. Saturday morning and admissioil is free. There will be various artists who will be doing demonslrations of pioneer skills such as blacksmithing, quilting, spinning, bronm making, and an encampment ol1 the Meigs land transfers posted Deed, Joseph D. and Patricia A. McKay to Kenneth and Cathy Jacks, Salisbury; Deed, Albert W. and Faye E. Schultz to Alberta Hysell and Julie Murdock, Bedford, 27 acres; Deed, James and Carol A. Mourning to Leroy R. Chapman, Pomeroy lot; Deed, Steve Allen and Connie Faye Burton to Eli Ebersbach III, Middleport lot; Deed, Audrey L. and Michnel E. Johnson to Theron David Work· man, Salisbury parcels; Affidavit, Martha E. Jeffers, deceased, to Gene Jeffers, Scipio/Columbia parcels; Deed, Gene Jeffers to Robert Lowell and Mnrco Reed ·Jeffers, Columbia/Scipio pard:ls; Deed, Robert S. and Aretta M. Montgomery to Robert G. and Betty J. Morris, Letart, .2587 acres; Deed, Phillip Gary Coo!Q, Phillip Gary Cooke, Deborah K. Cook, Deborah K . Cooke to Deborah K. Cooke, Chester, 1.03 acres; Deed, Granville and J o Anna Stout to Bobby L. and Rebecca M. • Sheets, Columbia, 5.014 acres; Deed, Landon E. and Dorothy A. McDaniel to Virginia R. Underwood, Salisbury; Easement, Manning D. Webster to Jeffery A. and Angelfl I. Delong, Meigs; · Deed, Meigs County Public Library to Jack R. Welker, Pomeroy lracts; Deed, Jack R. and Paula J . Welker to Christopher E. Tenaglia, Pomeroy lracts; Deed, Steve and Belinda Lane to Stephen H. and Dorothy P. Hupp, Middleport lot; Deed, Steven Hupp, Stephen H. Hupp, Dorothy P. Hupp to Middleport Village, Salisbury parcel; · Easement, James L. and June Ridenour to Columbia Gas of Ohio, et al., Chester; Deed, Laura P. Krebs to Charles E. Krebs, Columbia, 1.247 acres; · Deed, George and Nancy Collins to Patricia K. Hayman, ·Olive, 1.5496 acn;s; Affidavit, Clayton H. Allen, deceased, to Clarice E. Allen, Chester. ---Poet's corner--Mealtime At Millie's It was mealtime at Millie's And the usual bout. Fighting for food B_efore t11e y were out. The "early bird" naturally Got to the worm, And also the coconut pie In return. Oli for a taSte Of ribs or some steak. ''I'm sorry we're out. You got here too laic." The waitress smiles As she lists what is left, "Meatloaf sandwich Or baked chicken breasts." And what of.the pie? The waitress suggests, "Order it first, Or there won' t be none left." Swoosh goes the coconut, Then banana cream; Gone is the apple ... · They're now but a dream. The regulars watch And laugh worry free As they coach me on ordering A vegetable medley. A word to the rookie When eating at'Millie' s Always be earlyNot one minute late! Lest ali of your favoriies, , Find the "early bird's" plate! • Jane Coleman Columbia, S.C. 29210 (formerly of Rutland) Food ·service program available Carleton School announces ttk wi~hout r.e~ard? to race, colo1, sponsorship of the food nau?"al ongm, sex, age, or d•sablls~mmer service program for ch1ldren by the 1ty, tt was reported . . Ohio Department of Education. . Meals are b~ing provided at . Free meals will be made avml· Carleton School m Syracuse, Manable to all .children 18 years of age day through Friday, 11 a.m. to and under and to young adults ages 12:30 p.m. July ,17 through Aug. 7. 19 to 21 who have a current indi · Additional information .on the provi dualized education plan gram may be obtained by calling The meals will be provided . Carleton School at 992-6681. • At Swisher and Lohse Prices Good Thru Tuesday July 18 · Cassette Tapes Country & Oldies Reg. $4.99 . ONLY $3.39 Timex · .Watches 30% off Jewelry .Complete Stock Women's Colognes · Complete Stock '20% off Cold 27¢can · Greeting C~rds 30% off 1992 FORD T·BIRD• LX Reg. $12.95 Reg. $9.95 . ONLY s8.95 ONLY s6.95 Kenneth McCullough, R. Ph. Char1es Riffle, R. Ronald Hanning, R. Ph. Mon. thru Sat. 8:00a.m. to 9:00p.m. · Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m. PRESCRIPTION PH. 992·2955 E. 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