http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9b4d593aa11fecd7900017179fb780e2.pdf fe022b6a90f38a20f5863706379aa425 PDF Text Text • Page 08 • ~'"'bliQ 'illim••-~•nthul · Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV Brazilian exporters endorse curbs; coffee futures up By DA VJD DISHNEA U AP Business Writer Coffee futures prices steepened !heir climb Friday as the BnlZlhan Coffee Exporlers Federation endorsed a plan 10 limit shipments lo 1 million bags per month . The news. offered fresh evidence lha1 Brazil, lhe world's largesl coffee producer, is comm•ncd to joinin2 olher Latm American counlries '"- wuhholding coffee to boost pnces. On olher commodny market s, wheat and platinum futures rose sharply The Commodity Research Bureau's mdex of 21 conunodl!les clunbcd 1.8< pomts to 231.4R Green arab1ca coffee beans for Seplember delivery surged '\ .5 cen1s to S I 447 a pound on New York's Coffee, Sugar & Cocoa "!be coffee Brazil rctams will be of rumors that the European Comadded to 1hc coun!fy's es1imlf1ed mission has suspended subsidized IS-million-bag stockpile. The wheate~porls until Sept 7. Whear also drew SUJ?porl from growing s1ocks in Brazil and other • counllies could eventually become perSISienl lalk lhm Brazil needs 10 1mpon wheat for !he first ume 1n aan government would jom Colom- a drag on the markel, Spilka said bia, Cosla Rica, El Salvador, HonHe sa1d the possibiilly of quo~1 more than 1wo years. Any damage IO the U.S. corn dUias and N1can1gua in limning cheatmoe also could undermine 1he coffee exports pnce-supporl plan , crop from hOI, dry weather could The cap of I nulhon 132-pound "I[', got a lot of holes in it," he also incTease demand for wheat to bags endorsed by Brazilian sa1d "I don'! thmk there are any feed livestock, sa1d analyst M1ke exporters Fnday was higher !han coffee pollee to enforce 11 " ~oung of Pacific Fulures Tmdmg Coffee lutures also rose on a the 800,000-bag hmii proposed Co in SeatUe. July 6, bul is still below I he 1.1 report, wh1ch later p10vcd mcor''The bullish piclure here" JUst million 10 1.2 m1lhon bags Brazil reel, !hal Mex1co was prepared to mcred1bly friendly ," he said normally ships monlhly.' JOin lhe col fee retelllwn effort. The 1,1 S. wheal surp lus will fall '"111e bonom line is simply that Speculators who had been se ll10 a 22-year low and global wheal !hat's about the best Brazil is going mg coffee lutures m mliiCipallon ol stocks w1ll supplies reach a 20-year to do under the cireums1a11ccs. ll's lower pnres re\'ersl'tl Lhear strate£y low by next June, accon.hng to an arnazmg 'o1ey gotlhemto do thai," Fnday on •deas the rcten11on plan Agriculture Dcpmunent repo11 carsaid analysl Walter Spilka of Smilh Will hmll supplies m la1e summer lier lhiS week Barney Inc. and early tall, when U.S. roas1ers Platmum tutures rebounded will be seekmg 10 replemsh their strongly on the New York Mercantile Exchange as several thou sand stoc ks, said Celeste Georgakis of Dean Wiuer, Discover & Co members o( the Soulh African July wheat dchvcnes. surgc!l9 .NauonaLUnlon of Mineworkers 1/4 cents to $4.41 a bushel-on the prepared to march Sa1urday at Chicago Board of Ttade amid Impala Platmum a large South growmg op timism about export Afi1can plat mum p10duccr. new and dll'ferenl challenge and 11 · demand for U.S. gram October plaunum jumped $3 20 also gives me lhe opponumty to meet The rally followed confirmation to $438 70 a !roy ounce and talk with people" Onginally !rom Uarke County 111 Greenvttle, Ohio, Dahse will reside WASHINGTON (AP) - Aller The repons released hy the govm Gal11a County With her husband, of bad news, U1e economy montlls enunem Friday showed the econoMatt, who 1s assistant manager of appears to have gollen a second my was starling 10 perk up eve n H1ddcn Ranch. wmd in June marked by a heallhy bel ore the Fei.ICid l Resc1 ve cui rise in retail sales, the lirst fac1ory Interest rates last wet!k to guard output increase in five months and against a rCCCSSIOII on ly marginal inflation. Exchange. The Seplembcr contract has soared 23 .65 cenL,, or 19.5 percent, smce July 6, mainly on news the notonou sly uncoopcratave Brazil· New veterinarian joins Animal Hospital staffPOINT PLEASANT, W. Va Bill Crank, DVM, and staff announce lhe addllion of Angela Dahse, DVM, 10 the Animal llnsp•lal in Henderson. Dr. Dahse completed her bachelor of science degree Ill animal science in 1991 from Ohio S1a1e Universily and gradualed m 1995 from 1he Ohio Slale Umversity College of Velerinary Medic me. While st udymg al OSU, Dr Dahse was mvolved in ---Business briefs·-- two mdcpendent studacs 1nvol vmg nerve blocks ;..md JOint lllJCClJons on horses • Sunday, July 16, 1995 CroP, certification deadline extended By LISA MEADO»'S GALLIPOLIS - The final date 10 certify crops for 1995 has been ex1ended from July 17 lo July 31. In Gallia County the number of fanns that require cerulicahon ha.~ more Ulan tripled due to U1e added requirement tbat hurley tobacco acreage must be certified. WHAT IS CROP CERTff'ICA- !hat". . WHAT CROPS SHOULD DE CERTJAED? Program crops: Wheat, corn, barley, oats, and ~rain sorghum must be cerl.tfied to m:1intain ha~<C bis1ory. Soybeans and tobacco mus1 be cerufied 10 mmntain eligi· bility for USDA henelits All mller crops: Hay, peppers, sweet corn, e1c. must be cerhhctl m order w maintain elig1hihty for crop loss paymems in lhe even1 of a nmural disus1er. Please contact U1e Consolitl;uetl Fann Service Agency 446-8686 for an appoinunem or more information on crop certification ...:.... REMEMBER JULY 31 IS THE FINAL DATE TO CERTIFY CROPS FOR 1995. TION? ll1e process of crop certilication mvolves <.lesignallng fields and crops planted on lhe aenal photography in lhe Consolidated Farm Service Agency Off1cc (formerly ASCS). By certifymg all crops planted producers protect the crop bases eslablished for !he farms and mamtain eligibilitY for USDA programs-including burley lohacco price suppon an<.! crop loss pay· mcnts. The most commonly asked question by burley lobacm piOducers IS: "Haven : t I already done Om!?'' The ar1swer IS thai II a burley tobacco producer shares in U1e proceeds of a tobacco crop for 199 5 and has no1 been 10 the CFSA Office since 01e crop was planted 01en U1ey have NOT already "done Lisa Meadows is. th e County Ex~cutive Director ·ar the G:illia Consolidated Farm Service Agency. CLASSIFIEDS REAL TIME SAVERS. .• Uisea!"c that m.unly a ll ccts tmmches ami lrUit 'Pur'. Contwl as 1992 CHfiVY S-10 BLAZER best obtmned hy not plnnlmg diScase s u~cepuh le vauet 1 e~ such .~:-. Swnley ami D;u nm n plums Prune ou l 1ilse.ased hranche' chree ur 10111 1n che' hd ow the notlceahl e hl.~t.:k knot and hu111 Earl y ~ptin g lun~JCille appllcatum:-; of Bcnomyl help at sp1ayed heln1c rain ~ and wl1en 1cmpe1at ut.cs :u c above 'l'l lkg u~c' F.~humhCif (~ ruw~rs poll Soyhcan growc1~! Tht.: llSDA wall poll suyhean growc1s on Jul y 26 to de tc1mtne whether they want a r:elerenc.Jum on the contmuance nl SHOCKS WITH THIS AD 'OM'S AU'O CLINIC CO~IPFI'EB 614·446·1113 TIHE BAL\1\CJ'\'(; Hours M-F 8-5; Sat. 8·2 1818 Eastern Ave. (across from Go Mart) Gallipolis, Oh. 45631 - -113ri&l checkoff relunds To pa r tl c tpate, Iarme r!'~ must vote at thear local Cnnso i!Jat ed Farm Serv1ces Agency (CfS A) on July 16th ·The l.FSA " 01e former Auricultural Stahll1zataon matl Conse~vat mn Serv1c~ (ASCS) The poll tollnws a Fehrua1y 1994 referendum 111 which ~3 8 percent of t:umcrs voleU In con tm uc the overa ll checku ll p10 gu1m Growc~s prndu cm g soybea n!" hclween Sept I, I'N J anti Tnnc 1, 1995 are e hg1hle to p.trtJctpate Ill 1he poll. Qoc,,llons' The I ISDA h,L' tlesign:ued lhe local Ex tensiOn nlf1ccs a!" informatwn:al outlets. however Jusi2D Mlnules DJI\ie Sttalghl Up Rr 1 Nonh thru Tuppel'9 Plains 42945 Slate Rt. 7 Coolville, Ohio 45723 (614) 667-3350 $ on Park Avenue & LeSabre (July Only) U.S. rule§. out ground forces· hi Bosnia By JIM ABRAMS Associated l)ress Writtr WASHINGTON- The Unilcd States" prepare~ to sent! mJhtmy eqUipmemto Its European allies 10 bolster UN. peacekeeping opeiations 2 DR, Frost White w/Biue Cloth, 4x4, Tahoe, 4.3 Vortec V-6, 5 spd, PL & W, Air, alum. wheels, new Larado AWL Radials, Very Good Condition. Well cared for.. .A real value at Only $13,900 ''People come to me ~ Sorry,,we are temporarily "Sold Out" of the Hot Selling Pontiac Sunfire BUT "6" more are corning the end of July Let Us Save One For You! • for good rates~~~ they stay for myGood Neighbor senice. ' ' L1ghtnm g struck a tree , then ricocheted :md hit two hrothcrs playing horses hoe~ at a weUdmg reception in McDonald on Satm ~o. nl War~cenc, satU ren , dted al the McDonald Pulice Cluet l1m Tyree Slephen Fellows, 2<J, nl McDonald, who wa.' married earher in U1e day, die<.! at Clult!Ien's Hospital Medi ca l Cen le r of Akron, nursing ~ upc rvi sor Pat Miller srud Sunday In southern Ohio. li ghtnin g was suspected nf causing :1 fn e at an aparlmenl complex in Clermont Ctmllly 01a1 lcll 100 peop le age Caroll K. Snowden nnthe cause of the lin:. ''No Ucal. No assurn nee No promises." said U S Na11 ona l Security Advi~er AnOwny Lake lfATI U.IM A Buick Pontiac INIUIAN State Farm Insurance Compan1es Homc:1 0tfkt:~ HloomtngiOn lllin11ho SINCE 1954 1911 EASTERN AVE. L1ke a good neighbor, Stalg farm IS there .® GALLIPOLIS, OH. 446-2282' I Peny ruletl out Amene:m g10und ll oop:-.. say,lllg it \VIHJid t:1kc ".t ll:w hundred thou saml grounJ tronp:-: in a long war and th<HJ,:uu\1.. ol l".tsu,tltics" to make n di fl creJu.:c tn the w:u !JoU1 Pen y and ChJislopher rcJectctl the argument ol Senilte M: q01 l!y - - - -'-.. "I feel very great - ve r y good." a bemnmg Barlonn said :t' he gol oul of an Iraqi-licensed car to en1er lhe VIP lounge in Trcbil. Daliberti stood nexl 10 him, saying only UmL il was ·'a great W1y. ·' . · Neither would diScu" their iinprisonmcnt, wh1ch wor~ened !loll Dole ami otheiS tl1a1 U1e lJnucd Slates should Ulul:~terally lilt ,)( taLkS Dole. R-K,m . .tpJK'dllng on t\[l(', w..:k uowlcd~cd th.at "lin 01 while it wotJid he a lillie s-tu.: ky · lor the Mwdun:-. il tllv L'lllh,ltt!O w:1,.; hlted. hut th.ll they h.a vc the n giH to sd l - ddcm.~.; Ilc 'rml he would "glu dg lll gly" :-.uppn!l tiH.: u s~: ol I l S twops lo aaJ 111 a I J N.. wathdt:r-..1.',!1. hut on ly 11 they wctc tlmk:r :1 NATC) nHl lfll,lllll. h.ul tht: nght OJ lllH SS IVt: lt.:lall:tiiOII d lld WC IC dcployL'LI 111 ICIHO VL' [XISO IIIlel . uot Cljtupment Du l c was skcp tl ld l ahout propos.tls 10 se nd HIOil t.:tj lllprn cnt ~ l tt.:ngt hcn .1 multlllalltmalloJlT 111 Oosni a Francis, Oliver sell stories to studio for development In Oltvc1, whu CIHiuthotcd :1 liJ64J hook ahout th e lc am 's ex ploits , Om' Ba\ki'llwl! aru/ C lm1'. !\H id hc w;a.'i coulaclt:d hy I Iollywood Pll'lun.:s ICJli CSC III:!II VC.'i tl111111g th e wintc1 and \ l£ncd a cnnu act lo1 th..: · nght s to hi \ ,(my m.lunl' "Thc1e'~ alw<ty!" an OI.JI , id c chance 11'11 11ever he m.1de, hut th e Wlll e[s tell II has a 1)0 pel CCn l cha nce ol £elllng hcfnn: the camCI,ts," O li ve r 1-..;:ml "T he re' ll he some tiCIIIUJ Ill II , Sl ll l't this IS :1 By KEVIN KELLY OVP News Editor The story of 1h e Umve rsily ol Rio Grnnde Redmen haskethall t c~un and 11s stm player, Cl:uencc "Dcvo" FranC I!o:, a mcLh:t sensation of the e:u ly Iq50s, m ulti hecome the stuff ol a rnovw movu.: " .1. Newwu "Newt" Oliver, who coached Oltvcr ~. uU 11om tla sc uss mn . . he's had With !h i,.: !<i'.: IC I.:: II WIII CI S, thcn.! is ll possthllit y the 111m. 11 11 Fr~HIC!s amJ the Rcdm cn, revealed that he ami Fn u1 t.: 1s h:1vc solO the rt£hls 111 thear stOIJl'S to llollywood Pktmcs. a tiJ V1s1on ol gets the go-aheall, wultl he lihne•l 111 pun iu Ohio. L o c :c - Wall Di~ncy Pu.;tm c~ Oliver, 71, a Jelli ed ed uca tor. , \lOllS reveal llct:His ol h1s contra ct wllh Holl ywootl PictJiles, hut saitl lh ~ amount he's hcen p:ml Wd:-; "m ol e I han I made 111 Cl ght yea a~ ol coachnlg." Wall DISiley llim puhllciiy RETURNING POWER - Brct Zak, an apf>l"entice lincm:m rnr Clev~land Electric ]Jiuninaling Cu., tt!COill1t'Clt:c.l a power line in Bay Village after storms Saturday ni~;hl knuc ked nul power in Cuyahoga Cnunly. (AP) ' 1 In Elyua , m the northeastern part of the ~Irate, reprnrman James Martin wa.• shocked while wmk· ill''0 atop a power pole to restme • power knocked nul m !>.lonn :-; on Thursday. He hun g se m• wnsc•o us !rom the pole for nearly 10 mmut e:o; while re:o;C ue workers tiled to lr1tc hun lllJtlries were rcpoll ctJ Wmd' ot up to RO mph, ha1l , rain aml hghtnmg swept lhmugh north eastern Ohm, muc h ol the same nr.ca that had hccn Jut hy stmms Thursday ni£hl. . C:o lumhu s Sout hern Power spokc.'iman D.lnrc Oranl..lt !-:atd about 25,0(X) cuslomers 111 cemral ll.Im · Ohio were wl\hout power Sunday momJsviJie, wcL~ in :-;c nous t:ontl i· 11011 Sundny wrlh burn~ on ha s night. He ,sajJ C1cws were wmkin g tn rcs10rc power legs and lorso, s~id Ruth Tom pkln~. a nur sing supcrvtsor at MetioHeallh Medical Center in Cleveland. The Nauonal Weall1er Serv1ce A Clcve l:md Eleclnc Il i um ~< nati ng l.o. otlu.: t.d sa1ll work Marllll , 10., ot K.OOO hy Xp m Sumt.1y m~hl hul then X non mm~ uu1.a~c:-. were ea,tem Mahoning Cou nty, dnwn- ICflOriCd HS I ill' IILW ..,lllllll 111\lVl'd mg trees anli d:unag111g foo ls' No tJ\IOUgh lhl' ~mall POINT PLEASANT. W Va A 3 1-year-old Gallipoli s Fen y man d1cd Saturday when th e fourwheeler he was Jriving :-; tru ck a tree at about 10 p.m. "" a hac~ road ncar P01n1 Pleasant, reports lhc West Vargmia Slate Pollle Crr ss L. Nunce, Route 2, Dox 83. was t.lnvmg a l~ (n llontla 4- : U L':I \ th~ heig ht uf th.t 'ir University men . ur !~SUs with the Rio Gnuul~ Rt'c.l · II Ill Ro.Jd, oil IJ S 35 /1ve 1111lcs . snu th ol Pomt Ph.:a s:an t, whcu 1he ace alent oce lli red, au.:oull!l g 10 a state polkc t.h spatd 1c1 N:t ncc Wd"' 11 :111 spo rt c d hy amhulanu: tol'l ca..,anl Valley 1\ o:-. patal w h t: IC he was pi i iiiiiiiiiCCtl deatl al II 21 p "' 10 he sou gill , he ·1he acclllcrll rcuw 1ns UIH.Icr G1andc 's Community ll.ill. whc1c the tea m pl:tycd II)<; ho me giuncs COJ nrnun 1ty ll:all wa .-. ; dcmoiJ!"hcll 111 JCJ7X to make 1omn lor the Fmc anli Pc1 lo rmang Arls Center O li ve t acknDwkdged tho~t the ~ l oty ol F1a11us .wd tl1c Ret.lmcn hear~ s Jmilatllt cs 10 another suc - cesslul haskethall film, 19R(,', H,w,cc•n, hut felt "II may he a hcltcr story thau Ho o.\'U:r s." T he w1 li e" "ha ve really rcscurchetl th e lhill£" !rom past accounts and rcunl <trttdcs ahout the tc:un . Ol1ver -..;aid. (Haver, who ~raduatcU Jwm R10 (iwnde 111 JIJ 41J. Ji1st met Ft.JIICI\ lwt• yc . u\ Llll'J when he co:u.: hcd hanu ..,' ln _g h \C hool t C. Ifll a t Wcll~vlll.c < HI V!.!I m.:ccpt ed tile Ru1 • ( ir andc <.:oaduug 10h 111 I 4J"2 and took Francrs Wit h hun ' 'I he Rcd111cu\ suhsclJUcnt hl ghscon ng J:::IIJII,;:-. :0.0011 .JIIf:tt.:IL:d II CWSpapl'r a111J WJI C \Cl'V Il C .! II CIItiOII , :11H.I wuh thL' 116-pmnt g: um:, Fwnus ..tnd th~ R<.:d rncn wen.! tho;,: , uh· JCC t:-; nt ll'atiiiL's in uat um.d mag:h ZJJ U:s, IICW..,IecJ:-; <IIHitcJcviSicm Fla11ciS a11tlllh vcr hnth !crt Rio ( imndl' 111 IW\4 alter s1g111ng WIIh tl u.: l lad<.:m (iloht'frotlcr~ org:udm- · m vcst •galt 011 (Continued on l'age 3) • COLUMllUS - ) The LegiS!,,. (urc hns stancU :1 su mmer rct:css aJrcr H sj~ , mqnt h scsswn thm lcull- crs of b<~th pan1cs s:utl r~llcctctl tb'- clfcct of Rcpuhhuua Ifou:-.c control l or th<.: tir:-;t tunc 111 22 year\ Rcpuhllc:m ~ ami Dcmoc!:al :-. disag reed ahout wllc1he1 rha t cltcu was I'm better or wo1\C Se11:Hc Pre sident Slanley Aronoll, R-( ' incmna11, anU llou:-.c Speaker Jo Ann Davidso11, RRey lloldshurg , s;ud Repnhhcan' l1all Uc li vcll.:. tl 011 the lcg1s l a ti VC pnunl ~c~; thcy matle when t11c twoycnr :-;cssum opencU 111 lanu:uy ''We lntd a hnd gc l thai w.~:-. broug ht Ill ear ly and 111 h:d.tn~l! With, of all 1h111 gs, a -. ; urplm :md 11 Iraq tor another 60 days . After anw ing in Jortlan, the 1wo men were whisked away 111 a U.~ Emba.,gy car.' Their wives, who wen110 Bagh· dad in May lll an unsuecesstu l auempt to wm rhelf rch!n.-..;e. were oven oyed. rl!lalions between the Unned Stmcs and Iraq, already abysmal smce 01e th e cmotJon that wenl through me." Li1ida Bar loon told NBC · C99 t Pcr.;ian Gull War , Richardson called the rdc:t'e " a <> TV's Today show. i al By JOliN CHALFANT Uecbion to rclc:a:-.c " I was overwhelmed wnh lOY Whm a relief to have 1h1s ordeal behmd us. I can'1 begin to Iell you s~e n fame in the early · AssrH.:iattd [•rcss Wr-iiH them came dcspile a li.N Seeuri1y Cn undl c.lecisaon la st wct!k to a~run:-;t hdVC Legislativ~ GOP <believes it's delivered on pledges humnml anan ~ t ep th.1t m.1k~s \h(.; attilosphcal;! hctler lor 1mpwv an g - th t.t ae latmnslllp , whtdl 1' st 1ll rocky, nn qucslmn ahout 11 · · Barlonn, 19, of New ll:unpton, Iowa, ant! Da hherll , 42, nl .Tuck· srmvtlle, Fla , were arrestcU M,m; h 11 aller Iraq said they illeg.Iil y en tc1ed us tcrntory The two. ;urcrall mechamcs fort 1 ~ lum s rn Kuwa11. sau.J they :<ilrayctl . ICIO ~' the hnn.Jcr accrdcntally wl11k ' '1'11JII g lncnJs :11 a 1J N post extend u·adc :o;;utcti on:-; arc Four-wheeler crash kills Mason County resident Track JOO by lum sell do wn l11n SaUt.l~tm'~ REC ALLIN(; AN ERA Nt!WI Oliv~r, left , and his sl ur ph•ytr, Clarence ··n~\' u" Francis, thc.l 1101 ret urn CaJi s ror more mformat1011 I rom the OVI"). Two screenwriter~ have met with Oli ver and Francis. o2. {II pomts 111 a JIJ51 game wi1 h n JUIIiOI rc:-;carch the s1bry ol tile Rcllrm:n's college in Ashland, Ky, all(! nell ctl meteori c 11 se I rom Jtt st .t ll ot hc r 111 poi111 s a year late r aga 111 s! small college haskethall team to tile I hll stlale College of MICIHg:ui The talk OllhC sp1111 s WO!Itllll ~~ ~2-~4 lnttCI total, the only 011e recopnur.:d Rio Grand e wo n 1') :-.rraagh1 hy htHh U1c NCAA and lhc NAJA . games lU li S lirsl ... C:ISOil Will i f'r:a n- 1:-; d I Cl'O I d thai ha s JICVL:I hCL:ll cis, the 6-!J co nt c1 who scored I I 6 m;ll chctl . · l.:rews had tcd111.:eJ I he nnmhcr nl CU:-i tomcrs w!lilou t clct.: IIICIIY tn toruado hit sou th ~ s. ud a CXCC UII VC~ WOIIIll ' "Ill, p:u1 1Clllarly a gym resemhhug the lahl ell "hog pcu '" "' R111 buslnes~ m:an and coun ty Cl)llltnis~toncr in Spnnglicltl, :-;ah..l he can' t Hussein releases captive citizens to congressman no strings atrachctl. · 342 Stcona Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 446·4290 --~ that ll:unes erupt ed witlun llllll· utes Nn mjunc~ were reported. and aulhontics ltatl not yet ru led Wilham llarloon ant! David Daliherti, accompanied hy U.S Rl!p. Bill Richard"'" · arrived in thiS Jordanian border ou tposl this morning after a nighuunc car JOurney fmm Baghdad. Iraq's ea pm~ (raqi President Saddmn llussem releasetl them Sunday nt lhch mdson1s requel\l- an ncuon tlml the Umted Stales smd w::1s done w1th mfonnallon ('all ('J'J2-M 1J6) nr srop hy tor 1he mtonnalloll pack- . J~-unit~huild- Iraq Illegally crossed a diiicrent border today - into Jordan. where freedom and ~ight< hom e awaitctl doe .'i not hnve :1 po ... ttioH on the ---~- ReSidelll s nt the 111£ sait.llightnmg hit the nlol <ltld four months in pnson lor entermg poll. a:.; our wlc '"'only w prov1Jc Upc•tmin~ ~vents nam . Le~der the arms cmhmgo nn the Ilosman Mu ~; lirn govcrnmcnl. ··r thmk H 1s a h1g nust ak1• to prct,!;nd then; .u·c easy and chc.tp solutamh. " Petry ~. ml "l.iltmg the cmh:u go 1:-; not .1 snlutum " hccau.-.;f.! it wou ld Unvc out th e l1 N tJoop\ anU lead to an ~.;s~.::tl.ttl<llllll Doslllan Scrh 'Bevo' era may come alive as Holl.ywood production day. Edward Fellows, TREBIL, Jordm1 CA P) - Two Amencan mec hani cs who spent -~ Suppm·f lile market Remcmher lCI suppon Ihe Mltl· dteport Farmers M:ukel every SaiUiday morning at the David Diles Park pilrking lm If intcre~tcd in selling, please call Tom Dooley at 992-5458. country, Chnstopher sau..l on NDC' s Ml'et flu· Press. rc1t~Jatmg .tdmullstratinn pohcy "Now Amencan CLJUlpmcnt I!>. ce11ai nly .1 p<l,.:-;lhtllty" Perry, appean ng on AllC's 1"1111 Week 11'11/i l!rn "' nnn/.Jn. said the Scrh auacks 011 the Dosm.tu Muslim sale haven!>. cou iLI he s'torrcJ' w1th :1 combmauou oj more Dnush, F1cnch rand Du tdi twop., , tllc Onsnl.tll govenunent anny ami ''vtgornu:-; usc'' of NA.TO aar ~tatkc:-. . New.1'W1'ek rcpmwJ in w. late'' cl111ton th.tt Shalik.t,hvlla p1CM.: ntl!d U.S. nllicmls last week with a plan 10 :uliill 1,000 I'ICnlh ''""!" IIIIo !he Muslun cnclaw t~f Gomzdc Ill th e large:-;t hdH.:optcr :Ulll.llla Mlll..'e Vn:t- By The Associated Press Two br01hers were killed hy lightning m a wedtling reccplion in northeast OhiO and a Toledo man was electrocuted by a downed power line after thunderstorm s swept tlirough pans of Ohio during the weekend. Thunderstorms produced wind 111 excess of 55 mph, hail, hghl· ning and heavy rll\n in some area.> Sunday at"temoon and evenmg. A Toledo man w:t' killed Sunday after he apparemly touched a car charged wuh eleCificny from ' a downed power line behind hi' au10 body shop. Tile power line was broughl down by a tree hmh in a stnnn oi1 Satunlay mght. Joe Allerma11 , 2~. was pronounced tlcilJ at the scene An employ ee, Scull Lucas, arrived at the shop ahoul 10 11.1n. and he called 911 "My finger louchcd lhe scune car and I got 1.1ppetl. Thai's how I know what happened In him," hnmele:o;s. Ohio Slate llniversl!y EXIcnswn July 24 -Athens/Meigs Beef Producers Roundup, Presion Gibbs fann, Shade, slarting at 6:30 p.m. July 25 - Omich Meeting, Athens Extension Office, 7 [I.IJI. · July 27 - Grazing Roundlable Meeung, Richard Jeffers farm, County Road 17, three miles soulh · of U.S. 32, Alhens. Starts a1 6:30 pm • Luca.~ saicl CASH BACK! 1 Section, 10 Pages 35 cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, July 17, 1995 Three die in violent storms Factory Spon~or.ad ,;Catah Back On 24 & Months Leases SmartBu,y See ' Jerry Btbbee Marvn Keebaugh Doc Hayman Vol. 46, NO. 55 Copyright 1995 w1Jl not inJeCt American ground troops mto tht: ~ltuallon 111 Bosma" exce pt a.s part nf a NATO effort 10 help U.N forc.:s leave lhe FREE TIRE ROTATION I !wag~. -a I '~We STRUTS Lo"s lonlghlln lhe 60s. Partl)' cloud}, 11hnwerS. Tue~dal, partl~ .sunny. H1gh!'! in mid .1W~. • • Bosnaan Serh aggressi(Hl Signs Of. 1 Sports, Page 4 mthtary chic ls met in lonllon on the dctcuora tm ~ .'iJt uatloH Ill Dnsma Joint Cluels ol Staff Chainmu1 Gen. John Sh.llikasllVlh w.1s cxpecied to hear one proposal 11om the French lor a multuaat1onal lmce. mdut..ling U.S. and Genmm troops. to protect li.N ~tJ L;signatcU ··sale h:I Vt:!ns" I rom BATTERIES DR. PIDLLIP LONG Medical Association and the Ohio Slate Medical Assn. · Dr. Long, his wife Lee Ann and two daughters reside in the Galutxm>area Pick 3: 281 Pick 4: 9195 Super Lotto: 7-10-26-29-42-46 Kicker: 057679 SecreUtry ol Stme Warren Chnstnphcr and Defense Secrclary W11liam Perry on Sunda y suned 1he U.S. posuion "' Ame1ican. F1cnch antl Bnllsh Pnor to JOimng Dr Crank's pmcllce, Dr Dahsc completed om mternshlp at a pnvnte pracLJce m Montana that locu ses pnman lyon horses and Define your.. Meigs team·s ousted jn Bosn1a, but has ruled out grt)Ulld troop comha t:1nl~. senitlr oiiJCJals say. Radiologist joins clinic staff GALLIPOLIS · Phllhp_B. Long, M.D. recenUy JOmed Holzer Clinic's departmenl of radiology. Dr Long joms lhe clinic's five other becl caule radiologists m lhe proviSIOn of " I am really excucd abou1 workimaging services mg and bemg a pan of the commuDr. Long ha.' a Bachelors of Scimty:· Dahse sa1d. ""I have always ence in Nalural Sc1ences and a enJoyed ammals. especially horses. Mas lers of Science In Biology, both from lhe University of Akron. I was very active 1n 4-H. com pleting many proJeCts and showmg horses at He earned his Doctor of Medicine 1he state falf level. I enjoy workmg from the Medical College of Oh1o • Toledo, where he rece ived the wrth ammals bl.!causc every day IS a DR. ANGELA DAHSE dean' s award and awards m anatomy, neurosurgery physiology and biophysics. ~ontinued from o -1 Dr. Long compleled his residency uaining hi diagnostic mdiology risk of your mvestment not ~rform ­ '1' h1ch can best su11 your needs. With lhe Cleveland Cluuc Foundamg up lo the le~•el you had antiCI· Wh1le lhe development of a fi. tion. Upon completion of his resipaled An investment adv1s.or can nancaal plan w1ll cross a multitude of dency, Dr. Long enlered an Interhe lp you Identify all of the ri sksasso- issues . few are as imponant as this. ventional radiology fellowship, caated With your mvestment chotces slarl today. Even at a nominal 6% · also at !lie Cleveland Clinic. In short, the higher the y1e ld of annua l compou nd mlerest rate. mdaBoard certified by !he American an inveslment, the higher the risk to viduals who slansav mg$500 a momh Board of Radiology, Dr. Long IS a its principal. With some htlp from at age 55 will actually have less by member of !he Radiologic Society your mvestment adv1sor. you can I he lime they reach 651han individuor Norlll America, 1he American de term me the amount ofmk that you als who stash away $ 100 a month at fee l 1s appropnate for the level of · Star B k I t return you need to meel your obJec- age Jo (JayCaldwellisanlnvestment • ~f'! comp e es tives. What follows w11l be a syslemBroker for The Ohio Company in acqUJSlttOn of firms its Gallipolis offie.e_J ... ,, ..... ~··~ ~e~.,. ............ ~ -• ~,._,_ ·~.,.,. -· ·· , at1c plan fordevelopmg an asse1allocation stratt!gy or mix ot inveslments COLUMBUS • SL-u: Bank ; lhe lead bank of Star Bane Corporation, Salurtlay completed the Continued from D-1 acquisition of 24 branch locatiOns ••• and approximately $660 m1lhon in follow lahel mstrucllnn~ July 2R-29- Ohio Christmas deposils of the Ohio diviSion ol Black gruwlh T1ee Assocmuon Summer meeting, Household Bank, Federal Savmgs Bank. .Several hmncowne1s cn ll etl 111 at 1hc Tradiilonnl Tree farm, The move. originally' announced 1111~ week co ncer nan g a hlack Guernsey Cou nty. Prereg isttatlon March 10, gives S1ar Bank: approxigrowth on th e11 plum llml chcn y reyues ted trees (Hal l(neen is lhe agricultural malely $1 billion in deposits in the Tins diS e.Jse, Bl.1ck 1\not- cxlcnsinn agent fur Mdg.• Coun- Columbus markel with 35 full -serVIce banking location ~ ' Dibntryon morl:m:-; um, as a fungus ty.) Ohio Lottery taX C.:U I , a u(.( With pl10fllle\ \Ulll· c1ent ly m line Lhat very lew groups sutTnumlcd the Stalclmn..;c :mli rcgbtcrcc...l protests ," J\JOJioll ,\ alll The $33 Xhlilmn , two-year hutl wa~ a rccord~high amount nut Gov George Voi!HlVICh ·s;ud Lhe :-.pending plan , when com bmcd w11h the 1wo hudgc1s ol ,Jm gcl AMERICANS FREED- U.S. Rep. Bill Richardsnn, D-N.M., seen in a !994 file ph<>!<>, was in Bajlhdad on Sunday wl1ere he played a role in frcein~ Americans William Barloon and David Dalihtrli, who lefllra<1tod ay. Richardson has ht en nnled for lurning his position as a cungrt!ssman into a roving amha"sadorshlp to diploamlic hoi spoL• arou nd lhe world. (AP) ) . ·- lirst tcnn 111 of lice, reprcscutcll L11e loytCSI r~IIC of growth Ill \!:t iC spcntlmg 111 40 yc:1r' DHVILIS(lll , who hel:Ulll! I Ii ~ Ill q woman s rc:~kcr a!t c1 lh.:p uhiJGill s won contrul ol 1hc ciJ.!Hlht:l JU .tht: Novcmhcr clcu aon . ..;: uti 1hc Ill \ ! 1110111hs WC IC :1\ pwdiiCIIVC d\ \ hC L:X pcctell Pl'lh.tp ... more :-.q 'SIX _ ·:1 :un csp.cc!ally plcasc.tl that we compl c tcll the work 4111 lhc Ullnt: pack:agc," l>oi'JIII\un <.;.;ud ''Th .1 t wa:-. uhvun.,J \ ly our top p1'1ont y 111 add111on Itt campai~n !lnalll:c ;mtl wc ll :uc rdwHa and tht.: othCI hJIJs th.\1 WClt.: 1111 IIIII key h:-.t," :-.he ~ . 11d Lcg~:-.lalol:-. r.:lllll plctcd work nn lhc l:"t p.tl t ol tla: l'J unc p;u.~ k; 1 ge lasl week Willi app10v;d ot , hlll In lnlpo~c- lou g iH.: r pcn.TIIic ;-. .t J.T:iTn:-. 1 ] II V~III]C olh;lldl:J\ Oq-:\,:IIIIZ~d l. ahm ami_lklllol:l.ll.., 11avc a tl illeretu VIew ol the l< epllhhc:m fx.:rlollnancc in tile !l ouse "Let me put ll !111' w:1y," .,a it! Waii101Jn Durga. ptc:-. tllcnt ol tl1c Ohw AFL-CIO. "' It 's <:lear thai the '""I""'Y l~cpuhllcam arc nul wnik~1 lncndly They havt: p.I..,..,Cd law:-. llt at !lave attcucd WIHkr.:a' lll.i ncg.tllvc way, hul the 1 \~UC !-1 lhcy'vc mlopt Ut l so fa1 arcn 't .1:-. h.1d "" thn:-.c wc hc;u a1c yclto uHnc ·• • That J\ wh:1t v.on1c~ Rep Ouo Beatty rt ul Columhu .... the (Contilt ut•d on JJ;•gc .,3) #' • '• �Commentary 111 Court Street Pomeroy Ohio ROBERT L WINGETT Pubhsher MARGARET LEHEW Controller• CHARLENE HOEFLICH • General Manager ~ager LE1TERS OF OPINION arc welcome They should be less than 300 words long All letl" P• are !iUbJeCt to cdrtmg and must be stgned w1th name address and telephone number No uns1gned letters \\ill be published Le tters should be good taste aJdrcs.smg 1ssues not personalities Oldest judge By LAURIE A'>SI 0 Associated 1-,ress \\ rlh r WASiiiNGfON - II he wrullec.l 91 ye.tr nlc.l lec.leral lppcals luc.lge Gtlcs S Rtch coulc.l rt 11re and spend h1s days rellectmg on a career 111 patent law that cJ ttcs to the e trly c.l.1ys of UlAt amazmg mvemton- talkmg JnOVICS Oul the nauon s oldest md longest lenurec.l lelleral JUdge sttll on .tcuve VCR plus technology lor progrrunmmg home vtueo rceoruers Rtdl can pcrh tps oo e'cuseu lor Ius c.levol ton tllthe fec.lerallaw giVIng 11 nenlors exclu<tvc nghl s In their creanons hec tuse hew authorec.l Ihe last maJor rcvts1on enallcd hy ( ongrcss m 19S2 • ll1e pm cm system w" 200 ye trs olc.l m IIJ'JO ru1u I w heen p;trt of 11 for nearly one umd olns hie R1ch nolctlm a recent mtervtew As a young I 1wycr 111 1929 one of the ltrsljnos I had wts tot Ike a SliCk of p llCiliS 011 llfklll£ IIHJVIIlg piC lures OIIU slucJy Ihem llllf gi\C IUVICC 10 clients I he gurumcks md g ou gcls m Rtch s otftce gtvc tesllmony to hiS lifelong mterest ml1 gunng mu how tlungs work lie has an olu scwmg m tchu"l!:.....the kmu opemtec.l by pella! power He has tmkereu w1tl1 car cnguocs ru1u gr.lllulather clocks anc.l once put togeU1 cr a model cngmc lor 1 prop Jet tllm snll works There s a moc.lel ot 1he Apollo lunar module I thought U1a1 w os JUst about m u1kmu s gre.ttes1 achtcvement - to lly to the moon mu tome h:llk he s;ud As a boy 111 Roche< I« NY Rtch worked lor a man who pullogether human skclel ms II" ltUJer Ciolcs Woll uu Rtch hec une t patent l1w~er aJicr draftmg patent \pphc Ill [}:-\ IOI '(HOC nl George &tstm m s tum or ~ervtcc ts too hu.;y rde.rce1ng 1 dasputc over a newer mnovruwn to pitch in on Waco probe last mon1h - unt1lla." Wednestlay A deftant Zcltff told us Thur~ day 1hat he \\Ould nol fire ~ts mp atdes M trch Bell ond Rohen By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein Charles tor makmg a legllunalc m1S1ake !hey should have no[lfted me Zchfl lold our assoctalc Ec.l Henry Anu 11 I knew 11 w " the NRA I woulc.l nnt have done 11 I woulc.l no1 have <.lone tt Wtlh any spectal IAieresl gmup "'Zchfl msts ts ~ Jl the urr.mge nfent w IS dcare<l 111 ac.lvance by the House Euucs Cmrumtlee but c.locu ment s we ve ohtmnetl suggest that Zcllfl may have recetved that blcssmg WllllOut dt•dosmg til of thef ICIS 1 he k~y docwnenl Js a June 16 leller Ch.trlcs wrote to 1he Ethtcs Comrnwcc JcqucstmCI an op1nmn i,:OllglcS.'\Uut 11 oper J!Hms o,sease PeoP~.Ja G~T FRoM ni~•R OWN D~Li~RaT~, D,SGusT,NG, Re.VoLTtNG COND\JC.T7 1 c ucn 111 l:l mmt.:lt:lll IVIthon the cxc.:lustvc n 0 ht tn tlJetr vatton lhrough lu1mn ~ t..h~covcne~ Ice V~o~~ thOLJI W \CO IS OIIC IC ISllll pco pic ' I tllh 111 low ts s~l evenmg COLUMBUS (AP) - A b1ll destgnec.l to strengUten IJws ,,g.unst .selhng !Obacco to mmors coulc.l make It C.1Sier lor auulis Ill hghl Up m publtc The b1ll would g1ve mumup ~~ lies vtllages anti 1nw[Jshtps the authomy to regulme smokmg Se1 lmg smoking pohctes woulc.l he lelt to butldmg owners 111 .treas that dn . Why Americans hate Fidel Castro EDITOR'S NOTE- I aur1e Assen mv<rs the 1:iuptemc Cnu 1t und l ~gn l a ITau s fnr 1 he Assnctatcd l'ress cr unum ever smcc Why doesn t tl1c Umfctl Slates get o!f Cuba s back? he wrote And then my w1dely respected col league answered hts query wt1h two conJeCtures CuhaJIS tn l'lon ua md sheer vengeance In other worc.ls Amencan poltu c1ans lack tl1e courage to challenge the large anc.l voc tl Cub '" Amen can commumty anc.l rhc Umtcc.l States generally hates UlC 1c.le 1 Utat Cub m stron 0 man F1del C IStrO h LS successfully thumbec.l hts nose 11 us for 35 years We seem pos~esseu R tspherry wrole of ru1 mslllullon,tl rage uo ll Castro h 1s wuhstood an lii!Cina t10nal mt s~ tle confrnnttttnn the Day ol Ptgs any number ol un,uc cessful Cl A plots ag unst hun 1111! tl1c dem1se ot uHcm 11\0illl commu n1sm - and sttll sit!-; tlw rc \:-. 1 rehuke lO bur he 0 emony Is ll true 1 My own ohsc.:rv tll on..; I) F1c.lel Castro IS t low Jown utCiator anti a har ro hoot I 1om Ulc btrtll ollus revolutiOn 111 19 S3 unul he ousted Fulgencw lltttst t tn 1950 he wooec.l tatr rmndcu people around Ule world wolh Ihe pwmtsc thai when he took power he wnultl restore the I'J40 COnsltiUIIOn winch provtc.led tor free elecltQns tlld UlllVCIS d sullrage l11ste 111 he Joseph Spear erected 1 tot thttn m st tie sold Ius by a destre for tevenge Tlle uti fer cnce IS I call II JUsllce tnd I see nothmg wrong w1th 11 II " 1 fact 1h n C tslro " hut , Ilea m ,, worlc.l ol m tsl1lls hu1 he" a hrutal pcrs~<tcnt tntl 11 e ochewus lle.t and I lor nne wuulu st11l llke to see hun squ tshetl hclnre he goes 10 Ius lm il reward We have 1nec.l everytlung tlm1ugh tl1e ye u-s Innn assass unt1on to embargoes to mv" ston anc.l nothmg ha.s wnrketl Wtlh the n:HIOII nnw m the h uuls ot Repuhi!C "" now woulu he th e perlccl tunc In 1ry a 1111le free Clllcrpnse Why not mnverl U1e 42 squ.tre m1le U S N tv II h tse 11 Gu '" 1uuuno mto ,, ctty ueutclled 10 free market pr tCitccs' Why nol build a Smg.tpore or 1 Hong Kong Ulere' I have "" uoubt ll would he a sue c.:ornmUIHiy 111 M1 um WIUl......Us eco IWIIIH; PI Wt:l ~llll org \lliZciiiOn tl sk tlls p111vulc the hncks utd mnr 1 11 I el the l uh "" mc.l Cuhan Amellc "" P' ove Ihal they can s~ulpt t mnnumcm to hherty under C lSU 0 ~ Very IIOSC II 'Wou ld like some ere tttvtty Su trcz tnlc.l me ou our p tn hCC IUSe ( ISlfll UllCSII [ temglliZC our JJ6hl to ht: ll (J\li!Hanamo 111 lhe lust pl1ce and U1e treaty whtch esltbhsheu the h tse hmus tts usc Oul 11 mulc.l he done he, bcltcves mu lhe extlc wmmumty would mvt:st cnoueh to hmld Circle reumon Saturday The annual C1rele famtly reumon w11l be hel d Salurc.lay at Star Mill Park Racme at noon Table serv1ce will he pr<lVIc.lcu 11 It 1s wllh~wt ques11on a rom m11c nnti!Jil hul so was lhe ttlea nl pu1t111g humm hetngs on U1e moon I w 1111 tn sec Ihe Cuh 111 people hreathe !Icc I w 1111 to see Ftuel C tstro htokcn mtl hutml m1eu I • w mt revenge I s •Y go lor 11 luseJ>h Sf>ear IS a synchcled wnter lm N~w .. p 1ptr Enterpra""e I AI Amm meehng sel ~ C 1995 by t£A Inc. Sm1th Corona produced typewriters Sm1th Corona went mto Chapter 11 Grandpa what s a typewnter? \ • ror example ,, f<~rmet ptnsccu tor tn Massachusclls 1 homas McGee - now a mernher of that slmc s House of Representativessays of hts years as a prosecutor I w•lnesses 111 overburc.lenec.l and llawcd crunmal JUstice system compnseu ot humtn hetngshuman bemgs who nee tstnnally made mtstakcs ts tldense cnunsel as prosecutors and even .ts wt1 came to a unammous dec1s1on S uti ncsses ness - oflen fatls 111 cap1tal pun tton of any country tsluncnt cases anti Uus I ulure le ttls Dy that eruct tl en tenon the 10 arbllrary vertltels of gllll ly Untted Stales IS .a hllrharous naunn ami trbttrary cxecutwns Amnesty lntelltiiHlllll repm ts lh 11 96 COUillfles have CIUlCI 1h0hshcd the dealh penally complelely or Nat Hentoff have not usec.l 11 lor 10 yp trs or more Justtce Pnts Langa The lesl ol McGee IOid IJts colleagues 111 our commttrncnt lo a cullure ol lhc legtslature - as !hey 1urnec.l nghts !tes 111 our abthty to res pect down an urgent request by Gnv tl1e nghts not only nl the we tkest Wtlham Weld to enact ' ue,tlh hut also of the worst among us penalty slalute- that he hall he:trtl The pres1den1 of the SnUih teslllnony of these 1111stakes puttmg Afncan court Just1ce Arthur mnocent men on tleaU1 row Some Chaska! son emphastzeu \n the McGee added were Justly- mu m;un opnuon that the death pen oily lucktly - acqu111ec.l Dut !here was HJ vtola1JOn of a new clause 111 hove been other 111nocen1 men U1e Soutl1 Alncru1 Constitution out McGee tolu me who have heen lawmg cruel mhuma11 or deg1 tll k<llcJ by U1e stale , mg treatment or pumshrnent Wtnslon Churd111l once s 11<1 He md 11te oU1er JUStices tg1ced that U1e mood anc.l lemper ol Ute w1th former Amen can Supreme public m reg trc.l to 1he treaunent of CuUit Jusoce HruTy Bltclunun Utll cn11tc mc.l cnmmals ts one ol the due ptoccss - funuflmenl al lm jmost uufuhng tcsls of the c•villlt ( . Bul Amcnca hIS over 1 000 people on tie tth mws mu the num her keeps d11nlltng Moreover Amcnc,o execulcs ment ~ly rclarc.l etl p tt1ents mc.l Um,;c who commit led thctr L'fllncs .ts JUVemles Only the must hackw,ud \:OUIIttJcs m the world sill! execule Ulc rei trued ,onc.l those unuer 16 The prestuent nl lhe \Jnt1ctl States fltll Clinton wlule govemor of Arkansas cxeculetl pnsoners tnclutlmg nne broken shell ot " m 111 who was unahlc 10 even undcrslanu th 11 he was gnmg to he executec.l lie hatl 11hahll ol sovmg hiS <.lessen lor JUst hclnre he went tll hed When he w ts hemg led to hiS fuml exit he Jell Ius ucssert behmd fully expeclmg he woulc.l be commg h tck Clmtnn moreover has heart1ly approved Ihe abunuance pf new c.leath pen il~>fT!,'I'Css h os passed 111 lis recenl mme htll Tlus ptlst tton lines not hull hun w1th UIC maJonly nl the clcclnr He whose lusl fm revenge clouds lhetr Judg ment sattl secondh,mc.l smoke en uses ctn cer and shoulc.l be regulaled by health boards The htll would block that ellon, she sruc.l Hospital news AI Anon wtll hnlu 11s re~ultr meetmg at 7 p m Thursda) at Sacrec.l Heart Catholic Church Mulberry Avenue AI Aleen meet mg w1ll holc.l Its meeung at 7 p m Sunday at the Sacrcc.l Heart Church County court cases ended The followmg cases were resolvec.l last week 111 the Me1gs <;':ounty Court ol luc.lge Patnck H 0 llnen Thomas K Woods Middleport speed $30 plus costs Dav1u A Gall! Parkersburg W Va se,ll belt $25 plus cosls Rohcrt S tsson Jr , Rutland stop stgn $20 plus costs Gary T1llts Rutlanc.l speed $30 plus costs Ch.trle.s E Smt~ Jr Columbus speed $30 plus costs Gregory A DesS tull West ervtlle speec.l $30 plus costs Assot.:l tfiCIIl (F 01 1nlm matum un hnw to cmnmumc Ate electrmucally wath tins colu nuu:or;f uul utlu~rs cun lad Anwttca Onhn< hy calhng IXIIII K27 li '64 ext Mll7 ) Has South Africa surpassed us? For a very long ttrnc Soilth A!nca was regarc.letl as the le lSI ctvthzetlof economtcally adv meed nattons There was the perv ostve aparUletc.l and !he hrullltty nl the pollee wh1ch of1en lec.l 111 de 11h se ntences before thcr~ h 1u been any trtal I knew while South Alncans so ashruned ol 1hc1r coun try that U1ey hccame exo lcs Now however t!esp11c 111 ol us problems South Atnca ts becom mg a democracy anc.l recently lis Conslllullonal Court h ts sh unec.l the Umted Stales Supreme Court -andmanyotourstatccoutts md legtslatures - by aboh shmg capt tai[!UlliSiune'!l___ 1 he I I black anu wh11e JUdge' Ltsa Frencks spokeswom m lor the Amencan Heart Ass<KIIIIOII Meigs announcements 1 Berry's World government" to regulate smokmg Couples issued marriage licenses Let Cuh 111 Ame11e ms butlc.l 1 clly 11 Gu "'' munn he wrnle 111 Seplemhct 11! 1!4 I et the extle soul to the Suv1et Umon muruerec.l hiS encm tc s anc.l unpnsonetl Ius cnucs f-or some rea."on en (I rely unluh .omable to me he becrune the Jm l111 g of audleu lelt wmgers lhc wurlc.l over some ot whom Amencan academtcs mtl French "cmhsts come qmckly to mtntl sttll buss Ius butt wtthout remorse 111ueed Wllh Ctl1JlUSI3Sm 2) Above all tlungs lhe Unllec.l S111es slanc.ls tor lre cdo tn anu democracy We lou 0 1H maJm w ors cess - the Clllrcprcncun II gen1us '" Europe md Ast I Ill uelensc ol of the Cuh m people wonlu gu tran 1hese prmctples We utv.ttl ec.l tee UMt - .mu 11 would dnve C" Grenaua Panama anc.l Iilii! Ill trn cmzy dclense ul them Why shoulu we I wtsh I coulc.l say uus hnlhallt no1 he seek mg ways to estthltsh tdea w " my own hut I c 111not them m Cuba 90 m ti es oil the Cub 111 mlellectu tis lmve been tuss Flontlt shore 1 tng 11 around lltr a wh1lc mu 1lor 3) Dill Raspberry IS nght about mer m tynt of Mt un• .o11nrncy the vengeance tlung A lol of til X 1v1er Su lrcz 11 '" touted II nn the lcdmg 1owartl F1tld C tsUo mduu p tges ol tiS A fod 1y litO olher ulg much t 1 my own IS <lllnullleu newspapers east Obto on Tuesc.lay Dt y wc;tUlcr can be expeclec.l U1rough Ihe test ot the slate The recortl lugh tempcr.uure 111 Columbus lor Uus uale was 100 m 1887 The recorc.l low was '\1 111 1989 Sunsetlmught Will be tl 8 'i'J p m Sunnse Tuesc.l •Y wtll he tl 617 am VETERANS MEMORIAL Saturday admtSstons - Joseph W1lson Pomeroy Saturc.lay dtscharges - none Sunc.l.1y atlmtsswns - none Sunday diScharges- Joseph W1lson Pomeroy Martnn Smarl Pomeroy Holzer Medtcal Center July 14 d._charges Coc.ly H m nmg Donna Matteson Pamela Lew1s Wesley Kelvmgton llertha Stumbo Mrs Davtd Stsk anu son, James F1eltler Fneda Holherg anc.l The followmg couples were Saunders 1ssuec.l mamage hcenses recently 111 lake July IS discharges Wtllt,un --the Me1gs County Probate Court ol Crabtree Robert L uc.l< Mrs Ken Judge Rober! Buclc neth Jones anc.l daughler Lucreba Denms Wayne Tolley 4:1 anu W1lcoxen, Michelle Meeks anc.l Hec.lw1g Cathenne Schuetzm.m 16 ArmamWmn July 15 lurlh Mr anc.l Mrs both of Alb:\ny John Russell Stout Kenneth Jones daugluer Pomt lr 34 anc.l Penny Sue Colhns 32 W Va Pleasant both of Albany Alex mc.ler lrunes July 16 dtscharge Ltnd.l P1azza 27 Palm Beach Fla mc.l Wamer Sar.~l Jean Phtl,<;nn 24 Syr tcuse (Pubhshed w1th permt<swn) Rmstem are Willers fur Umted I eatu1 ~ S) ndlt:ate 1m: My te!low scnbe Wtlh;un R L'P berry posed 1 quest11m ltst Apnl that has been pmgmg arounc.l my A weak upper level syslem may tngger a lew showers ovc1 m)rth not pass reguldtiOns md Ill muncor poratec.l areas The Amenc m He 1r1 Assocta tton Amencan Lung Assoctalton anc.l Amencan Cancer Snc1e1y oppuse the htll They s,uJ 11 IS de.~1gnec.l to block Ule n,lhl ol local tncetutve Who woulc.l spenu Ihe money 10 <level Dunng 27 yc trs m pnva1c leg.tl pr.tcttce Roch helpec.l mventors get J'trcnts on the greatest v trte1y ol stull you can 1magme - a c.lump truck rm elet.::tncal swuchmg dt.:vu.:e even an nr m1d shelter Ou t tllc fctlerallaw was co1~smg II s uc.l only true 111venttons coulu he tw,uucc.l patents hul utc.ln I gfve a ucluultOn rolks Ill w LShtngiOn demled 11 w" llrne IO rewnte Ule J,tw ,md Rtch w.ts one of sevcralcKperLs eho~n lor the L1sk lle suggeswd the sGuulmu tl1a1 sU II prevmls Somethmg can be p ttenlec.l 1! 11 woulu not have heen obvwus to a person pf orumary sk.illm thai area II took years of lectures tr1tcles and court ruhngs by R1ch helore U1e new slmdard look hold Out whal a worlu n opened up A 1980 opnuon dral1ed hy Rtch go1 the btotechnology mdustry gomg hy allowmg palenls to be awar<led to newly developeu hvmg tl1mgs Prestdent Etsenhnwer hall nameu hun m 19~6 ts the ltrst pment lawyer "" tlte U S Court ol Customs anc.l !'alent Appeals Tl1 11 coun w ts merged w1U1 anoU1er 111 1982 In hec1me the ll S Court of Appc tis lor the Fetleral CircUli Aller 39 ycrus R1ch h" heeu "" tclt ve slalu' "''h 1 lull c tscload longer than any other curre111 judge Anu he ts older th m almosl every <II her act1ve JUdge 111 U S Ius lot y -even Oltver Wenc.lell Holmes 1cttrec.l Irom U1e Supreme Court hclorc he tumetl 9 I Dul don t thmk th It hts age m tkes R1ch a pushover One ltwycr who arguec.l before huh llns week g<ll ru1 e trlul Yoll ve JUst draggetlthts uelentl uu Uuough 111 tlus expenme hug 1 t1on 1 o what purpose J You h tvcn t prescnlcu 1 c tse Ihe JUU ,lC s 11<1 91emly but Without ratsll1 0 hts votce What keeps tum gomg J An ev en 1emperament mtl 1 moderate lifestyle say Iu s tonner law clerks bul also an tcl1ve m1e1est 111 young people anti moc.lcm Utmgs lie has survtveu so long and kepi Ius mmu tnmcl Jar ,lciY hy st 1ymg m tltsc"ur>e wtth hnght young people satc.l P tul M I uucke a Un1verstly ol llouston law prolcssor who clerked lor unJther Jlld 0 e hut lunched regu larly wtUl Rtch He !eels JUSt as comlottlhlc w1U1 Ulc lorelronl ol technolo 0 y ts the olc.l tec hnology sa11.l Ia" )er lnhn WtUleJSpoon who cle1kcu lor Rtch dunng the mttl 1960s li e ts sltll very much 1mO<.km m 111 l11c Bill could block smoking bans "Jl md m u-ket new mvcntwns tl someone else cnuld unmcutalely copy ~= · Cloudy ~:11995 A.ccu Weathe Assooatod Ptoss Gntph csNet By The Associated Press The showers ,ond thunucrslorms that have rollcc.l lhrough northern Oh10 dunng the weckenc.l wtll end today as a coltllront sweeps '"'"" OhiO However thunc.letsturms arc expectec.l to htt soul hea st Oluo toc.lay mc.l I tst tlirou J h pru;1 ol Ihe Jack Andel son anti M1chad ll1e H..le 1 1s Ln em:oumge mnu Sunny Pt Cloudy Thunderstorms may bring break in the heat Tuesday s tymg the luhnc lo gclltl the truth ovcrnrncnt Darrell Landon Pauhne Waugh Btrd 78 of New Haven W Va utetl Monc.lay July 17 1995 at Plcasmn V,tlley Nursmg ru1u Rcl~1btluauon Center m Pom1 Pleasant Born March 31 1~17 m Harnsburgh Va she was a daughter of the late Charles and Bertha (Lamoon) Waugh She was a homemaker and a member of New Haven Church of GoU She was also precec.lec.l 111 <Ieath by her husba11tl Loren G ll1rd two daughters Nancy anu Vtrguna Btrc.l a son Loren D D1rd two brothers and two s1s1ers Surv1vors mcluue lnur sons and daughters m l1w Rllchte H anti Ann Btrd of New Haven James A mc.l Carolyn L B1ru ol New Haven Wtlham E anc.l lane E Dtrd nl New Haven mc.l Samuel F lllfd ol Latayene Lomst "'" 1 d IIJ 0 hter 111 I ow Bonme Btrc.l of Gmntsv1lle two <laughters anc.l sons 111 I \W M trgtc I .m\1 Dwtghl Rccc.l nf M 11~1ew NC and Judy G md Larry 0 HesMm ol New llaveu 1''ster Aim t lean Gr ty ot Narmws VA 1 hrnther lu111or French nt N trrows VA 17 0 11tlddlll dren antl20 greal grru1dduWren ServiCe Wlll be Wedne,cJ lY lui) 19 ll I p m II Foolesong Funeral Home w1U11he Rev D tve F1elus nlllctallll6 Dun t1 wtlllollow m Sun11se Memonal Gardens Fnends may call 11 the tuneral home I uesu ty !rom 6 to 'J p m Darrell A L1nc.lon 76 ot Scue Rnu1e 681 Rc'Cc.lsvtlle u1cd S July 15 1995 at S1 Joseph s Hospn.~ 111 P lfkershurg W V 1 Bom March 22 1919 m Reedsvtlle sunol the late Freu nu I v Balderson Lanc.lon he wa' a self employ~'t! c;upenlcr lie w ts 111 Ann ) veteran of World War II anti .1memher ol U1e Cmlv1lle VFW He ts surv tved hy lm w•!c E.<ther Parker Lamk1n of Recuw1lle tltu ~h \ ter and son 111 law Ruth 1nd G try Durst ol Rccdsvtlfe son C trl L mc.lon of Reec.lsvtlle gr.muMllts Jell llry 111 mc.l Steven Dursl til ol RL'Cdsvtllc brou1er Don tlu L mdon of Belpre anti three nephews Sen ICes Wtll be helc.l ll II ,, Ill Tuesc.lay at Ute Whtle rune• tl I" me Ill Coolvtlle wtth the Rev Steve Fuchs mu Mike S>mders olltuuuo Fnenc.ls may Ctll hctwecn 7 9 p m MomJa) mO 'l lin 1111111 "" ""' Tuesc.lay m the luncml home Harold Keith Brown u.:cusct..l usc I Jltempltn 0 lo <.I!Vell atlcHI IOll I! om Ius mvcsug 11101\ 0 Pauline W. 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Zcli ll ~ ud the t~suc 1s nnw mool bel IU SC FAA " not uotng th e work ~111 he si JII won I s •Y whclher 1he NRA puc.l lor lh c cxperls 11 wei to I ex" lie hut tlunke<.l the I B~ I WVA cvltlcm:t: eye test So he JUmcu to p uent law whtch he h osllally 1 tught htmself hec msc Ute Columbta U111verstly School ol L tw olkreu no courses 111 uwtlegal specttlly I he Const.ttuuon nuthonzes Congress 10 tciD(l<.lflnly g1ve mventors • • IColumbus ls4• I l harles ""' lOlli the Eth1cs Comuullce JIMI ltxp oyers would not he p tymg tor I AA s expenses llut 1 spokesm 111 tor Rep Wtlhrun ( lmget R P t ~h 11rnt.1n of Ihe Govcnunelll Reftnm onu Ovemghl Cnmmtltee 1<1ld us lhal Zeh!l s stall aclu tlly dtu tsk lm cOirumllee lunus top •Y lor FAA s work wl11ch llnt 0 er retecled hecause 11 w ts IIKJ expenstve Zeit!! lllststs that Clm 0 et w" never askec.l for olflct ~ luntls Dcsptte lhc Ethtcs Committee e nJor~t:lllt!Ot several Witnesses sty Dell c<lllllnucu to tct ev,tSJvely when Ihe group .trnved Ill 1 ex Ls to tnspecl !he evtc.lcnce At Bell s mstruclllm tl1e NRA htretl experts tcpe tlcdly rctuscc.l 10 tdenuty them selves or thetr allth tlmns to olher olltctals And when thelf 1dcnllues were lmtlly revealed Dell reluseu to sty who w ts p tym g lor the w"'k So the lusllcc Depullnent relnse<l 111 let the experts X ray Ule viHY SHoULD Tli~ Gl!M'MiNT PaY FoR a • (Thiedo examme the ev1uence But a July II letler from Jusuce to Zehll shows thai pnnr to U1e Te«ts tnp ZeltfF" stnfl llad aeumlly !old J u~ · ttce Ulat they moghl bring expert consultants along wllh them We nf course ptesumec.l lh 11 such con sullanls woulc.l be m the employ or comrol ol Congress In Jls response the Ethtcs Com mtllce founu no legal or eth~e u "bJecllons 10 Zehfl s reque s1 hased on U1e mlonnauon pr<lVIu ed G1vcn the quesltonable mfm m 1111m supphcc.l to the commmcc the deal may vwlate a House rule that prevems lhe mfuston "f .my 1unc.ls gooc.ls or m kmtl serv1ces 1rom t pnv tlc sour~e to support on whether ex pe11 s !rnm Failure Analysts Assoctale< (FAA) could accompany Zcltll s subcommittee on a !a ct fmd1n 0 lnp tO I ex~s Zehfl Wallted the expert< IO X 111Y 48 fire.mns !rom Waco 111 oruer IO determmc tf they h 111 ~en •ll«gally converteu 11110 mach me guns Wh 11 th e EthtC> Co mmttte c utdn I know was that the htll lor FAA s servoces was betng l<xucu by the NRA Zeltll ac.lmtllcd that Charles knew of the NRA connec ltrm when he wrole the lell er hul he d1dn t uunk 11 w" nece"ary 10 mentiOn 11 In wh tl m ty he the underst ttement of the ye tr l h;ulcs s1mply wrole thai tl1e expcns from FAA have been retamed hy ,m advocacy group He neglectetl to ment1on that this .1ilvoc ocy group' unlpologeltcally telers 10 fec.leral agents " Jack honlcu govemmcnt Um~s Chatles ~so told Ule wmmtllce 1h 11 Zeltll hac.l ob1nned pennts ston from the Deparunent of Jus ttce lor persons nul employed by Ihe House of Represent lltvcs to the century Hn e n!IOn:-. 111 photogr 1ph) R1ch hrsl mmctl lor MICI-l Most Amcnl: tns pwte.r In Ignore the h ISH.: VIOl II HillS oJ clcmentlfy JU stu.:c Ill lhc llllplcm!.!nlaiJOn nl c 1p11 II p11111 sh mcnt As Justice. The Daily Sentinel An hut Ch tsk tlson ol the ( miStllu tu1n II ( nun nl South Afnc t (~SPS cmph lSIZCS AI every "'''g" ol Ule process theiC " 111 elemcnl ot change Tlte outcome m IY he uependem upon [tclors such " the way the ca.'e IS mvesttg 11ecJ hy U1c ptJhce the way lhe c tse IS presenleu by Ihe prose culton, how ellecltvcly lhe accusec.l IS dclencJe<J lhe persnn,\Jtty anu pantcultr o1111uue lowarc.l cap11 tl 1 puntshment by 1he tr1 ~ JUuge fhe ultun tic tll:cl~llltl a. [() hft:. , or dcalh " not J~nhke Russtan roulelle • In I'J% every e mutc.lale for prcsttlclll ol Ihe I 1mleu Stttes wtll he,, s1ounch supp< lllcr ol Ihe c.leath penalty And so wtllthe m IJOrtly ol Ihe elec10r ol e We tre sl1 11netl helore much ol the world anc.l we don 1gtve 1dunn Nat Hen!nf! IS t nalwnnlly renuwned authnr1ty un the Ftrst Amendment and lite rest 11f the Rtll 11f l!tghts ' ' l I ! ' •• ~ : ,1 _, (Fur 1nrurmatwn un huw to 1I cnnunumcate ~ledrumcally w1th tlus culummst and others, con· lact Ame11ca Onlme hy calhng I • 81111 827 6364, ext 8317 ) ~ •I .. 213 960) I Jbl ~ hcd ~:very nftcrqnon Monday thro gh Fr dCI) Ill Court St Pomeroy 01 o by he Oh o V:~l c:y Pub! ~ h ng Company Mu umed ~ Inc Pomeroy Oh o 4:576Q Ph 992 2156 Second dn ~s po~tngc pa d Ill Pomeroy Oh1o J:tmber The Assoc a ed Pres ~ and he Oh o New~paper A~~Hl110n POSTMASTER Send add e~~ co ect ons o The Da ly Sen nel I I Cour St Pom eroy Oh1 0 45769 - l1ogn•~0~::7-~·"'~-?""1<' ";!115 SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Mnnth $7 60 One Year S91 00 Manhew D Rhodes M tson W Va speed $30 plus cosls Ben Jrunm E B.tles Fort W oyne lnd speeu $30 plus costs D tie W Ihll II Racme spcec.l $'l0 plus ~~lsls L m R Hamilton Syr,tcuse speeu $30 plus costs Merethth M Green Branchburg N 1 speetl $30 plus costs Harold E Smtth Che.,htre seM hell $2S plus costs Clayton R Kmg Lewtsvtlle se It belt $25 plus costs Davtd L llum garuner M!c.lc.llepon seat hell $2S plus costs Gregory k. Taylor Mtddleport speec.l $'ll'lplus cmts I osep!une L H enuerson Chancelorsvtlle speec.l $30 plus costs Ec.lward M S1ek lr Reec.lsvtlle speed $10 plus coqs Jason E Jtlrd 111 Albnny speed $30 plus costs Donald J Fry Pomeroy seat bell $2S plus costs W1lham E Bruley Akron speeu $30 pins costs Leon D Queen Patr101 speed $30 plus costs Fortellmg honc.ls were Adell Calc.lwell Dtc.lwell speec.l $100 Mtchael Wagner Martella spcec.l $80 Darlene Cunnmgham Letan W."ia __£ta1J1clt Ul [lu:mlur~ S1mmons II Wortlunglon spcetl $80 Harold Keith llrnwn '\9 212'J Srtte Route 12S Notth Ci ~hpohs dteu Saturc.lay July l'i 199S IIIlis tcstdcncc Dorn June 4 1'.136 111 Wcsl llarnhn W V 1 son ol the I lie Ann1 Top pmg Brown anu H lmltl LeWIS Brown ol Hunllll,lhlll w vI he was I reured teacher and gUtdance counselor 111 the Ci tlltpohs City mtl G tllta County Local school c.ltstrtCls scrvong 11 Galh 1 Actdemy North G ~ha anti SouUtwestem lugh schools • At the ume of hts c.leath he was Ulc thrcc lor ol Treannem Allemal•ve to Stfect Cnme (TASC) lor G ~ha ,md Jackson counltes A gr.ltlua1e ol M,m;h.tll mu Ohlll umverstues he w.t, 1 lJ S Atr Force velernn a member ol the Sunpson Chapel Unued Melhndts< Church n Rto Grande an alumnus of U1e Kappa Alpha lra1ern11Y ru1c.l a memhcr ol Amencan Legnm Ltf tyettc Post #27 G tlhpt1hs Elks Lotlge #107 allu lhe G tlha County Reurcll fc tellers Assoc1 uton SurviYlng 111 allu•IHln to Ius laU1er rue hts wtle Phylhs R Pope Drown ]~ Gnvestue servtces w111 he 10 10 1m Tucsd oy 111 the Woodmere Memonal Puk lluntut 0 1on wtlh the Rev lock I lleny olltcttllllg Fnenc.ls m ty c Ill It UlC Ciemeens Funer tl Ch tpcl from 6 1J lontglit Pallhcarers w111 be P,uge Sheels Malcohn Oreh tugh Sieve Hensley Jefl P tullock G try Hensley tnt! Gnll Cm1k Honorary pallbeaters trc !roy Lovejoy llcn Pope Chll Wtlsnn Dr Dan Wlutcley mc.l Dr M ~cohn Lenlz Memonal contnhutmns may he 1111c.le to the Ohm V tlley Ostomy Assocmuon "'care ot Mts Anna Md ;ulru1c.l sec1e1 try P 0 Dnx 451 New Haven W V t 2'\26'i Chyna Gillian No ~ ub" pt1on by ma1l perm!! t:d n aren~ whe t: home carr e ~IVICC 1~ avn lnble MArL SUBSCRIPTIONS Ireta Kittle lrunde Meigs County I) Wteh $23 92 26 Wceb $47 06 52 Wceu $92 56 Ralu Outllidt Melg:!! County 13 Wecb 26 Weeks 52 Weeks Ev.t lret,t Ktttle 82 ol Ralens-..,Kic.l W V 1 d1cd S oluruay July I 'i 1995 at Camc.len Clark Memonal Hosp1Ctl "' Parkershurg W V t BomSepl 161912 utJtcksonComuy WVa 1heu1ugh1erofthe late John Ernest anc.l Ollte DeVoll Bever she was a clerk at Almec.la s Department Store m Ravenswood She was a memher of U1c Ftrst Untlec.l Me1hoc.ltSt Church 111 R.tvenswooc.l the Ravenswood Ltoncss Club U1e R Douglas Chapter #15 0 E S the Lac.ltes Onemal Shnne anti her churchs fnendsh1p group ,She IS surv1vec.l by her <laughters Mary Lou Swanc.ler ol Albuquerque N M and Momt Anne Vennoy of Germ m1own Md .md stx gr.mtlclul c.lren She was preceuedm ue.tth hy her hush mu T11cy Klllle m 1976 stx brothers anu three SISters Servtces w1ll be held at 10 30 1m Wcc.lnesuay It 1hc Ftrsl Unllec.l Me1hoc.ltst Church Ill R tvensWIXIc.l With the Rev n Ill lloo '" OIIICialmg Bunal wdllollow. m tileR tvenswnod Cemctc1y Fnenc.ls may call helween (1 lj I'm rucsd lY II ihl Su II , hi rucker & Roush funeral home 111 R '""'"w1xlll Audrey P. Torrence Audrey p forrence 83 dted Monday July 17 1995 at Veterans Memonal Extendec.l C u c Fnends may call hclween 2 4 and 7 9 p m Tuesday II the Ewmg Funer.d Home 111 Pomeroy Serv 1ces wtll hem I p m Weu11esday al1hc tuneral home Meigs EMS logs 17 calls Unns of the Me1gs Cnunly Emergency Me<ltcal Servtce loggec.l 17 c tlls fur asstslance Saturc.lay 111u Sunday mcluumg lhrec tr mslcr calls Umls responumg mduc.letl MIDDLEI'OU r 3 07 am Saturc.lay M1tlulepor1 Post Office Troy Y mkuns Velcr ans Memonalllosp11 ~ 7 24 pIll S llurc.l IY D1<>1dw IY SJrcet llob Ashley lie nco tl the sCene POMEROY I I 15 p m S IlUlu ty OveJhlllnk Nursmg Cenler Au 1Cl Uk llol,.cJ Meu1cal C~n1er I 33 am Sunu 'Y E M "" Streel Glascow F trrow VMJI RACINE 2 58 p m S llurtlty volmlleer fire c.lcpartmcnl 10 rrnnl Sircct electrical fire at All 111 Wtlson test lienee 6 53 p m S tturclny sltl e l~oul e 124 molor veluclc tcuucnl lle 11 nee Dawsrm VMH 7 44 p m stile Route 124 Dntd Pt 0 el VMH RUILAND 7 23 p m Saluru ty I tcks Ro tc.1 John P trllnw VMH 9 09 p m Salurc.l oy Dcwhursl Ro 1<1 Auc.IJ ey P 111ersnn tre.lleu 11 the sce ne 2 SO I m Sunc.l 1y Sttte f trill Ro tu Wenuy (I" k 0 D le ness Memon II II'"P" tl i li p m Suntlay s1a1c Rnulc 143 Nellie Lowe 0 Dleness SYI!ACUSE 1216pm Sundty Cherry Soe~t Ch u-les Lee Ple.ts 1111 Val Icy llospu t1 I 07 p m Sunday W 11crs Ec.lgc Apru1menls D trh:tr.t Nevm VMH TUI'I'EI!S PLAINS 4 29 p m S t1utt.L1y st.ue Route 6X I E lSI D trrcll l lltc.lon Sl loscph s llospt1 11 Aff11tated wtth RAYMOND JAMES & ASSOCIATES, Inc. MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE CLIENT SERVICES INCLUDE Say Love W1th Flowers From' • IRA8 Annu1ties •Insurance Retuement Planning ' I 06 Butternut Ave Pomeroy OH (614) 992-6454 • (800) 433-6203 Auc.lrey Margaret Mtlls P tlterson 1!1 ol M '"' Street Rut! noll do ell Saturday July 15 1995 11 her home lollowm, ancxlcntlcd tllness Rom Apnl 23 1904 tn Syncuse ll oughtc1 ol Ihe laic Edw ntl '"" Trudy Congrove Mtlls she was an demenl u-y sdtool le tchcr 111 Met ~ ' County She was a memhcr ol Ulc Rlllltnc.l Commm11ty C'hurch She iS•sur~tved by her son mu uaugluer 111 11w I' tul I' 11 uou Rose Pauerson of Rutland <.laughter anu son "' ltw June mc.l H trolu Duck Dewhurst of Ruumu brother W ouc Mtlls ol Elwooc.l Cuy P 1 two sts ters m law specwllnenc.ls Llnyu mc.l De a Dugan o! Rutlmtl 11111e gr md cht ldren 20 gre.tl grandcht lumt '""' se\et t1 n~eces mc.l nephews She was precec.led Ill uemh by her hush"'" (),llf 0 p IIICISllll 11111111 daught~r Je.1n Lenore P tltCNlll a g1c ot gr.mdsnn 111<1 live htllthers Serv1ces Will be he!J It I p m Tuesd ty 11 the Ru1l u1d C'ommum1y Church wtth U1c Revs Amos 11lhs md Rnv Md nty D111111 wtll lollnw m the Lemrt Ccme1ery m Racmc Fnenc.ls may c Ill helwecn 2 4 md 7 ) pIll Mnnd IY ll the r tsllu Fuuer.tl Home 111 Mtdtllcpntl Arrangements are hcmg 111 otlt hy lhe lltrLilllcld ltmet ol llorne m I~ on lanc.l Local News in Brief: Larry Brogan, CIC 1-800-~81 -7500 Two injured in weekend crash Two dnvers were ~tken 10 m:a hosjtl ols fnllltwnt 0 1two vehtdC cr tsh Saturday on Stue Rmue 124 !he (,till 1 Mct 0 s Post nl Ihe State Htghway P.otrnl s uc.l Jelfrey L Htrzcl 1X 617114 SR 124 Llln, Donom ""Irons porled hy the Me1gs I M ~ 111 ( unllen Cl u k llosp11 ol I' u keJ shm~ W Va where he w ts 11 e tied tn<l rclt tscu t hmpoltl 'Jinke,persclll S31u Be IInce D D IWSflll 1R ~ muy\ ollc w v l IV IS I •ken to YctoJ ans Memon tl llospll ol hy U1c I MS hul w" '" 1 '"" " ' 'I'' kespet son sruc.l cast hound ptckup Ouck I he pllkup cont11H1ed" 1 l1e1 Ill u "' the nght stue nl Ihe toul oml nun 1held II Dun 1gc w,ls s~.:ven.: lo ht th vdudcs lhc p 111 I s nl I) 1\\ son Wa.'l Cllcd IOI t..IO\IIIg lllldl:l the lllllllcJU.:c lt..:ll ol Lt..:IH I HI 1111 s d c ty hell TP-C lifts boil order Port1ollo Management Stocks, Bonds & Mutual Funds Tax Free Investments POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Audrey Patterson Troopers s ml D~lwson w 1s wcslhound 111 ( HI Vt..: Iown!\lllp 11 61~ I pm wht!n her Clf went k:ll HI u.:nll:1 tnt..l t:ollult..:d wtth l lu i'cl s Chyna Gtlhru1 hve c.lays olll c.lteu Sunc.lay July lt'i 199~ 11 Chtlc.l1cn s Hosp1~1l m Columbus Arrangements are be mg hanulcd h) Ihe Ew111g I unenl Home m Pomeroy Cen ~ Subsc r be ~ no desrr ng to pay he camer may rem t n advnncc drrectto The Druly Scnhncl on a thn:e s x o 12 momh b~ts•~ Cred t w II bt g1ven carr e each week """''>" 1 Llmbhler Anne Eh1... 1h~lh Brnwn mtl a son R 1ymont..l LcL! 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The Da1ly Sentmel• Page 3 ------Area Deaths------ Tuesday, July 18 Aecu Weather" forecas1 for dayume cond,uons and WASI!INGl ON - Tlw same congress tonal Repuhltc ms whn wtll accuse Pres1c.lcnt Cltntnn of a Waco cover up tht> week h,tvc spent the last few weeks c.lesperatc ly engagmg 111 Utcu own >u~1e11uge and spm control Top a•des 10 Rep ll •II Zehll R N II who " c11 ch 11rtng thts week s he mng' 111to the W tco 1ragec.ly c.ltd th etr be>t to kce~ sccre l the t oct that they hac.l arranged lor !he NaitO II tl Rille Assoc1at10n to help bru1krnfl t por Lton of the congresswn ~ mvesltga tton Unfortunately lor Zeltff Iu s own staff s clandestme opcr al tnn was as badly botched as the ong1 nal fec.leral ratd on the Dranch Davtdtan compound .. ; Out tlle cover up w" lpparcntly good enough 111 hootlwmk Zeltll fhc man who wallis to hnlc.l Cl m ion personally accounltble I< r Ihe miStakes alleg edly made hy Iu s subon.lmates at Waco 1!-1 nnw p '"" mg UlC buck h1msell Zeit! 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OHIO Weather Page2 Monday, July 17, 1995 r NRA is The Daily Sentinel " Pomeroy • Middleport, Oh1o Monday, July 17, 1995 or 428-2222 • 417 Grand Park Qr Swte 105 PMC BUJidtng (beside the Oltve Garden) Parkersburg WV 26101 The Tuppers Pl.uns Chester w Iter Dtslnd h LS ltllcc.l l hotl nruer placec.l on restc.lcnls who ltve west lll B tsh 111 on E tgle Rtllge Ro 1<.1 water c.ltstrlct olltc1als s uti Legislative GOP .believes (Conhnut'd ft um I) a~e I) Dernn~t ats thntl lnghcsl lc lllet 111 the llou,;c I llunk mmm111cs uc gtung to sultcr greatly under then 1dmmts tralwn Dc.tlly s 11<1 I hey 1e gomg to try lo ktlllhc olltrmlltvc lCIIIlll progr,11ns 1 hey h IV en I c.lonc 11 yel hul I m wucerned lh 11 s commg D tvtc.lson <Its tgrcetl w11h the GOP en lies I vc hearc.l them comment th 11 11 IS 1 husmcss lrtcmlly house I dnn 1 hehcve th 11 we h tvc <lone .mylhmg whtch I vtew '" toltlly anu lahur she smu Although work nn the sJ,IIC hut! gel lnok center slage lcgtsl llors tlso en tclcd hills 011t woulu • Impose lumls nn pnl111c 11 cam p rngn conlllhUIIOil"' Org uuzcd Du1c 111 ol Wcukc1s (\ 111peus liHm 10 Vmnov1d1 • I 111n111 11c Ihe ( c nc1 tl A~s1s IIIH.:e pmc-1 1111 II HI 1m pose 1 1111 c~: YL: If 1111111 on WL:IInc hcnc!Jl ch l'l 1 hthly • D Ill 1 speu l ll k 11111 ol I li e lcrm 1hmrwn known 1s till 1111'11 llld CX II KIIOII 111 s hll: l:Xt:c.;pf IO r., IYC t wom A111noiJ wll 1 worked wd l wllh lo1mcr l)cmot:~ tilt: f lc usc Spt: 1ke1 Vern R1lle s till Repuhhc 111 con lml ol the llousc h I lllllfe 'dtll et cm:e We would Ill r h IVC m ony ol Ulc htlls r tsscd 1111h 1dovrtlcd lcglsllflll e 1\IOJIJJi s nd I Uon I lh111k t..: nnp 11 e> 11 lllltJH.:c we uld h:w c p assc I s II) ex 1111 pic lthllr h '' I lied I owsnlls m lcde1 tl md slt1c courls Ill hlnck the ltw frnm 1tkmg ell eel Ang 2'l • G1ve ctllllrol ol 1he Ohto 'Bevo' era... (Continued from Page 1) 1111n W11h111 tlnce ye trs holh h td Jell the sport Oliver 10 L~liiiiiiUe Ins lc ll:htng (.; trccr cllld Fr lllL:I~ In work .11 1 numhcr ul 1ohs unllllus rcu~ lll reltremenl lrnm llunlsmcn Ftlm Pr<lllucls Ill C UT<JIIIon Uilv~..:r s uU lu; h Ls wnllen 11101h er honk thout Ihe pe11oc.l R111kc 1 /)(II/ and Ill< Rw Gwnch Lc ~end 111<1 h" turueu 11 over to D 111ny I ulks Ph f) nl M m;h oiJ lint verst ty fnr wh tl he coiled llnJSfung touches Fulks llllllllled 1 I'J'JI lfllck on Ihe le 1111 lot th e Ohlll Htslonc.tl Suctely public 11111n Tum tau -CORRECTION- · The Cablevision advertisement that appeared in the Sunga~ July 16 ed!tion of the Sunday - Times Sentinel offering "Cable Installation for 1¢" was inadvertently placed by the • Sunday - Times Sentinel. We regret any inconvience this may h~ve caused Cablevision . . �Monday, July 17, 1995 The Daily ~~e,!~~! .Sports Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Jarrett outlasts Gordon's challenge to capture Miller Genuine Draft 500 Page4 J}y DICK BRINSTER LONG POND Pa (AP)- Due Jarrett used every drnp ot fuel w get w1thm a ball m1ie ot VICtory, tben coasted around lhe lln.•i tum and hung on to beat left Gordon on Sunday m tbe M1ller Genome Dratt 500 ''Thts one •s for the terun after everythmg tl1cy've been through,' Jarrell sa1d after wmmn g lor the first lnne tins ye.tr ami g1vtng. c.u owner Roben Yates h1' hrsl v•cl<l ry smce M.1y I) 19'!4 "I have to pmch mysell,' Yates sa•d "Th•s one "re.li ' The team has been beset by tragedy U1e last two seasons Two years ago Uus week dnver Dal'e) Aihson was k•llc<l m a hehcnpler crash at Talladega, Ala L.JSt August, Enue lrv.m nearly lost hJS Indians win. ~C~nunucd • 'ti /IlL I ~~: ' -~ ~ '•t • .. . • • • . desplle y1e ldm g l.tv ler s s,Jcnllce fly m the 12th Rtckey Henderson, who sl.trted g,une w1th a home run, npeneu the A's 12th w11h ,, double He moved to th1rd on .t wild puch .md >hd home tor U1e gn .u1ead run e.JSJiy beatmg the U1row trom R,unucz on Jav1er's tly IO medJUIII nght O,Jkland st<~r t er I odd StnllleIJl¥re, workmg. dg lhr~ , LI.•r•' rest for ll1e tirsl tune tin s ye,lf let I o~lter SJ< mmngs w1th a 3 1 Je.1d , hut lhc A's bullpen pn11nptly t>iew lim 01e seventh M.ark At:rc g.1ve up a s1n gle l>y D.tcrg.J hei<lle Alhen ilclle lui Ihe ne<l pllch tor Ius I ~th home ON HIS WAY HOME- W1th coach Ken Hankmsun {l:tr lelt) g•vmg dlredwn~. Masun VFW's Aaron o.• VIS rounds thtrd and llt'otds tu the plate nn Marvm Rl.md's dnuhle In nghl center oil (,alllpohs \Vhate Sox start~r nu Sluny tn the second mnm~:, ot Sund.•) 's K)gfr Cr~ek L1ttle League lournanu~ nt set.:nnd rounil contest ne •.r Chesh1re, Oluo I buugh the run gave Mason a 2-0 lead, the Wh1te Sox came hack tu wm 4-3 (OVI' photo hy G Spencer Qshurne) GOOD CATCH, JOEY' - Two umdtnllfltd Fruth l'harn1.1cy players cnngratulatt: teammate Joey Lnnnus (center) atter the latt~r's tumhhng catch of Marc Snnth 's foul popup between the Jllale and llurd hase m the first mnlllg of Sund.t) 's K)g<r Li «k L1ttl• Lea~ue 1 uurnamt:nt game a~.1111st tltt: Pmnerny Murme1 s. \\ hn lttsl 21 ·5 111 part lu~cause of Lomms' thre~-run homer m th~ next hum~ (OVP photH hy G Spem::er Oshnrnc) from Page 4) run Hen<lcrsnn hcgan the game Wllh a home run, the o71h leadntl homer nf Ius c.ucer - ru1 ongnmg maJor league record Four hailers later, Germumn Derroo1 Jut a two run hmne run, h~< no. CXICildlll g Orlkl,mll s le.td to 1 0 .1g.unst Dcnms Martm~z ( level.md lett the h JSes irMdeLI u• the SJXlh .md had Baerga cut uown trymg 10 score lrom lust on Delle's double lo ielt 111 ll1e nmU1 Oakl.md stranded th1 ee m holh the sevenlh ami e1~hth .md Jell a runner ,11 th11J Ill tllC 1111\lh Notes. Lotion. hoU1ereu by sore CLEVELANO ~ Oakland 4 (12) T< r mtu 9 Seaule :\ Texa.~ "i Bost n 2 Baseball Major leagues Tonight '~ nhs, w.JS iell nul nt ihe lndJ.ms star1u1g hneup tor tbe thud consecuti ve game He str.nued bJS nb cage on a swm~ dunng baumg pracuce Thursday mght and aggravated the mtury m Ius first a l hal Jll Fnd,Jy Jll~ht s drluhlchea<ier TI1e crnwu ol 4 I 71i 7 represented the I 'Jtl' c.:onseulllvc sellou t .tt I,Llnhs F1eid .md the 24th 111 VJ home <l.ll~s M.trl Me( rWII"C w.cs oil Dl I tor O.tkldml !01 liu: st.:umLl str..uglll g.une They Wt te Ill~ lnsl 1wo ·•ppe.u.mccs "' DH tins ye,lf . .tnu h1s tirsltwo gmnes snu.:c he w.Ls hu on the helmd by " pitch tr<im Toronlo'' D.IVIu Cnne on fuly 8 Bidwell, HCM, White Sox & Fruth among weekend victors lnnmg totals I I 0-0 11=6-4 2 Dnlwell I 10 010=1 6 1 Rctcme WP -Nol,l~ LP- Ev.u" Inning totals HCM <X >I-ll i1=X k 2 Green (KKIJ~(l=164 WP- WaueNlll LP- Stevens lnmng totals 021 ()(10= \ 1 0 Mason VFW Wh1te So< (KJ2 10 I=4 2-2 WP - Bush (111 rciJcl of Slmey) LP-R1ck.ud Inning totals 4404'!=21 102 Fruth 03!01='1\-4 Pomeroy WP - Lmm" LP- Story -*-*-*- By G. SPENCER OSIIORNL OVP Staff Wrll<l The Dldwcll P11 .11 es l'o1nt Ple,JS.1nl llnmc C.ue MedJc,Jl the liaihpohs While Sox o~nd Pou11 Pieasam Fruth Ph.um·•cy c.tprurcd vtctones Sunday 111 ll1e completum of flfst-round ac11v11y anJ the begnmmg of second-round ac11on 111 the 29th Kyger Creek Lillie League Tourn.uncnt .1t the Kyger Creek Employees Clu l> IJcid ne.u ChcshlfC In Saturd,Jy s .Jcllon Kyger Creek No I dele 1t cd the New Haven Reds 8-1 Mc,Jd s Body Shop toilowed w11h ,, 10 2 Will over Go~lhpohs huh ms Then R10 Grande edged tl1c Pomcwy Reds k 7 Pomt f'lcas.aTH V1llthc P1zzr~ Im1 assured the tournamcnl ol 1 new champwn by mercy rulmg the G.1i hpohs Yankees 25- '\ 1 wo more mercy-rule shutout deci'IOIIs- Ihe Middleport C.~rdm.1ls' I) 0 wm over Southwestern .md Rnll.uul s 12-0 knockout ot Pm11t Pk "·'"' NatumwH.lc Jn.,.uro~IH.:t: - ~ndcJ that tl.ty's :-~gcnt.J.1 -- BuhHII nutl.1"hi Jt.u:llu 11 Sund.Jy s opener s, Jw live get-a le.1d anti tw £CI Ulld-IIC" buslll(.!SS dS WCJl cls a_ f'JlC}UH g tJueJ Ul Sl/llJJ If lcnglh between D1dweli' s Enc Nolm ""'' the Racme Red Legs' I on 11h 111 Evans R1ck uLI s two lullcr liso wo~s 111 CIJht-stnkeout lour w Ilk ell oil Mason VFW's othc1 hJIIeas w ts The Plfates got on the ho.trd first on a hrst 11111111g w1id pllch hnl were prevented lrom gcumg ,uwth er run on tht! same play when Red Le6s c.ltc..:her M.llt Sh:1m threw 10 Ev.1n s 10 rcure John M.micy anti end the mnmg ll1e Retl Leg~ ta:d the g.une m thelf hail ol 1he flf,l when lord,m Hill c une home o~ltc• esc.1p111g lrom .1 rum.lown hctwcen tillfd h,JSC antJ the pi,Jte Wll<i pllches were the norm ral11er thrm the e<cepuon on a day 1h.11 woulU see one known case ot heat stroke .md the P~r.Jtes weren't shy m t,tk mg ::u.lvantage ot 1hem In the second N~ek F1,her score<! on such 1 pllch 111 pul h~< dun ahc.1d 2 I llut R.1cllle ued 11 when M.1cy Rccs who Wcllk~.:U ,\lnJ got mto scormg posnum on ·• wtld pttc..:h used .1 sacntu.:c .mc.l .m CITOr 111 cen~ 1er llelJ nn Josh M,mud s lly In he the grunc .u 2-2 I'rom then unllllhe lifth, no one dented the pl.ue No one mdudmg the Reo Legs whose best .utempl w cr.~ek the tiC w.l' ,nutted 111 tlle 1h1rd when IIIII wo~s thwwn out on ,, C.lieb T1p1on-to Nni 111 rei.Jy .11 the pl1tt: tollowmg .1 wald p1h.:h llul D1dwdl wcnl 1hc.JU Ill st,Jy Ill the stxth wiH.: n Dl1kc M Lrcum ~ groumlca hll ~qu udy to shortstop Russell K11ller wcnl t>y hun - It w ~ ~ 1 uh.:d 111 en or- .md ,lllowetl J,IJme I h e \Cilll ollltl Nllk (u::cugc to suuc Du11ng Nol m s .tt h,u Mar cum moved 1t1 tluru on a wild pllch .md scored ·" ,, result ol Sham s throw to tlun.J £Olllg past Anthony B.uge• n1d 1111n lelt held In l11c hnnnm nt l11e SJXih Tyler Lillie SJngJed IO 1~11 ccnler IICiu 111tl gnt In thud on fwo wtlt.l pth.:h~ es Out he w.1s -.tr.mdcc.J theae .ts Nolm struck nul Rcc' Kuuer .Uid M.mucl w emit he g.unc Nnl.m t~mncU c1ght rultl w,Uketl three 111 lu~ ~..:omplctc-g.une Dl.md whn 'mgled 111 the U111ll Fruth 1 mlfs M.n lll~l s Though they o~ccounted lor only hvc ol U1e 21 runs r:ruih Ph um,JLy ga med en route to hc~.:omJn ~ the second JliCt:C 111 1hc qu me1111111 p1c1urc, the homers Joey Loon"' .111Li Jeremy ld leiS l11t - lilcse came 111 the second ,IJid 1h11Li respectiVely - we1c the i11ghhghts nt an olfcnSJve .Jtt.tck lh,JI ttM>k lull .u.Jv,mL,tge ot the Pomeroy Manners' hlu1 c~rms .mtl ctght w.tlks as well ,ts the e1ght h1ts H gruned en route lo ,, I6-wn wul Atter Fmth s t.t~ctl two loUI run ralites m the ope.111ng 1r.11ncs Pomeroy gol on lhe I>IMrd 111 the third when t l two n111 s1nglc hy Jonathon w.l,on .uul ,, helucr schoJce grounucr t>y , M.llthcw Wllh.unson cut Fruth' le td 10 .111 H 3 margm Thai mrugm By CHUCK MELVIN "[( ran nut sa1d Jarrett who led by I 0 coif son-h•gh 106 P"""' ""' lclln" Chevrolet dnver Sicrhn~ M.lflm Gordon held a 40 poull cd~e """' mg U1e $1nulh011 c1cn1 hut M Jihn was never a LH.:tor .tnU ltna~hcll !8U1 u h.Jil ol Ihe f111 2 S nule Pm.:nno .ll lntemauomu R"ccway "We wcrcn 1 ht~JH.Ihng .1t the end wt:: were nul of lues s,uc.J Gordon, who cxlcllllcci Ius le.Jd lhe tlurc.J turn tn JengU1s entcnng Ihe dects&ve l.1p 111 the Wlll!to.IOU C'up slllllhllg!\ lo st.:.1~ fl~cf~ /()~~.~c~'-'"_n_ue_d_rr_nl_n_P_ag_·e~4-)--------------------------------two-run double Sl1.1won Dun>lon ndded an RBI SJngle nil X •v•er Hemandez lor a 6 I le.Jd Dut ihe Reds used lhcu power 111 rally agamst Fos1e1 lie .lliowed consecut1ve so ln horne runs to T.mbensce and Bmne 111 lhc llllh Wuh two <Juts 111 the ,evenlh he gave up Tauhcnsee s smgl!;! .tnd Doone s home• In mo~ke 1t It w,~ the ltrsl career two homer game for Doone He has thr ee home runs 1n the l,tsl lwo g.unes and''elght thiS se~"'" McR.1e's speed g.lvc momenlum h,JCk to U1e Cut>' m lhe hollmn nl the sevenlh He lnpicd JUSI over the glove of eemer lielucr Jerome Walton, .lull scored on " W1id p1lch by Hc.;tnr Crut.Jsw lll.ll ruile<i only a few teet from home pi.uc Alter a slow ~rr;faJt llus sedson, 6-' MeR 1e IS hntung 4411 111 hiS I ~<I I I g,uncs .uu.J hIS I ust:LI hl!ti oiVCI'<l~C Ill \(XJ W1lh Ius I 11hu - Cmcmn.1t1 huun; WIL h II d MeR " - il11>k mg on II..: Wt.:lll 10 I<H lX .~g .un st ihc Re<b I knc" 11 w.l:-~ 1ust .1 ltl.lttcr ot wne When tho.: wc,\Ul~.:r !'i holler I swmg the h 11 hcllet s;.lit! 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Sc 1 c (Kn~t:"'r fl 0) II o~ r 11 5 4Kt: 12 L<m1~ Burdette & Stotts-post wins in Ohio Valley Speedway races ellort CLEVELAND (API - No one had .a better VIew of U1e Cicvcl.mll Ind1ans' latest rmr.u..: lc lnush th,m Denms Eckersley And even he h.Jd ro apprec1ate 11 10 ,, on lhe mound got hy LoomiS allowmg Zach Gl.ac to sm1e The Pharmacy w.Jiked ,Jwo~y from the hosl Manners allcr lhat Annther hmr run r,tlly 111 tl1c lourtll plecec..lcU ,, ltllh-tnmng p.u ty th.1t Ev uJs who .tlso pHchctl ,\ t.:omplctc g. une whlllctl ntnc w Ilk~J stx .uuJ hll two h 11ters Bidwell's hillers we1e M miey (Ius 1-lor-2 d;1y mdudcd ,, dnuhlc) FISher (I ,21 l.lfcd Denney o111d Gcmgt: (hotJl I 1) R u.:me s lullcrs were IIIII {1-11 M IIIUei (Ius 1-1011 d I) llldllllcd ,, Liouhlc) I ony Jlupr. ""' L.Jitl c (l>oth 1-1) Hnme C.u e "Ins 11th Will 111 ihelf I.JSI 11 1>.11 1h1' season, t:omplcllng thetr tJrs t~~.;vcr tour-g,une sweep ol the A s Cleve l.mtl1s 6 0 m ex.lf.tmrungs 'I Uunk we ve le.mted w1U1 tillS ciuh that you shnuldn'l leave the shrun~ gap when m emmt thmw by t:.llcher D J Oewcesc In Ltxnms tour~run Ramirez's clutch homer helps Ramrrcz g.1vc lho Boslon »: 40 Cent1111 -·-·-·- 5-4 Ium St BaitJIJII re (Druwn 5 l'i} at Tru~ (Tew~hury 7 1) II O"i I' Ill Tnrtfnl (lcllt'r 5 01\J II Mlfl{lt'SI Iii (1-lnrns 0 2) K 0~ I'm Oakland (~!~wart 1 (o) ut M1lwuuk a: AMERICAN LEAGUE In the Kyger Creek L.L. Tournament, 41 Jarren, wbo wants tn tnrm Ius own Wmsl<m Cup terun ne<t ye,lf 11 he t.:du makt:: .trrangement!'i an the next month needed .1 pu'h 1t1 1he wmner's CirCle afler h1' c.tr stopfl<'d less than,, m1ie beyond tl1c hne He beat sepcs leader Gordon hy ahoul five car lengths ( 19 sc.;onds) ----------~------------------ [u,.lem [)I,.J,dnn fc,uJ smce to wm for the lirst tune 111 17 n<ies for Yates The v1ctory w..- only lhe lb1rd Uus year for a Ford Thunderbini, and the tourU1 fm the 3R-ye;lf old dnver Scoreboard THROWN OUT - MOJncnls ah<r B1dwdl sc11red on a Wild p1tch by Racme p1lcher lunalhan Evan-. EvaJt< wa1t< fur the throw from catcher Matt Sham lays as Bidwell's John Manley heads toward the plate In the first mnmg or a Ky~·r Creek Lillie League Tournament first-round game Sunday, Manley was thrown out moments later Despite that, the P1rates_pulled away m the s1xth and won 6-3 (OVP photo hy G Spencer Oslmrnel 3 hie alter crashmg m pr.JctJce ,Jt Brooklyn, M1ch He has not dnven - mnmgs ot The Daily Sentmel • Page 5 Aaiomalc Oveldnve Atr ConditiOn Dnver S<le Alfbag Anll lock ll<ai<es PIS PIB Power W1rdows Power lloor locks Power Dnvef Seat • At,t/FM Cassette TdVCru1se • Rear Wondow O.logger ElectroniC; Shift Transte1 Cast Remole Ke~ess Enl~ Loaded I Leather Monday • Saturday: 9 am • 9 pm Sunday: Noon - &1Jm • �• ; By The Bend Van Meter reunion held tecent get tdgetJu:r which wa.., ho~l­ etl by JoAnn Crisp. R:lCIIJC . Those atteltdlllg w\.!rc Ina }Vartl, Frank I. Ward . Etlwanl Ward, Audrey Ward. Alfred Ward. Melody Lawrence. B111mc Stauley. Sally Wanl llani,. Patly liluc,cu eamp, Melvin Lawrcnt'e, Dcm'ct Cunts, Ellen Darhy, lv:1 and Clarence Lawrcnre. Btll Kmmck. lnzy Newell. Lmvrenrc aud .lean Theiss. Joe, Breuda, Tyler, Ad:un Ami Dustyn lnhnsntL llryan ami Connie L1wrence. : . Jeffrey Milhoan, Dee Gtllespie , E~ner and Darlene Newell, Shayne Hamilton. Jody Stanley, Garrell ll:umllon, Tim Brewer, Sruuly Pollllg, D<>e aut! WruuJa Dailey, Donna anti Delhert Bissell, Al:m aud Lnri Cri,p, James Ray, Barham, Jennifer anll Jason Lawrence. Eric Jones, Kenny Guinther, Meg Smith and U1c hostess. Door prizes were won byl Elmer· Newell, Binnie Stanley, Alt'red Ward. Katie Evans. Mdviu Lawrence , .ltHli Stanley, Bryan Lawrence, Joe Johnson, Cindy Brown, Denver Curtis anti Susau Milhoan. Recognition wa~ given I<) AJa Van Meter, the oldest; Tucker Dak '?il_Ii,pic, . l~c younge,t: Sally H;ll'ns. hor havnTg rravcled the frtFthest; ~1va Lawrence and, Chuck E vmts, for having the most children pre- Desi:endants of the late Jake and Maud Brewer Van Meter had a Paul111e I3rewct, Ada Van Meter, Mike and Chuck Evan.,, Jean and Cindy f'itclt. Kate E"""· Mary L. D~u l~y. (<!at thew S . Evan,, AliS!in CW<1<ms. I< irhk Van Met eo. Kurt N:u,tetlcr, Corey Wwtb, Alicia Woods. Ruth Na"tctkt, Chrisnan Wood~. Cindy, Rohcn, Ashton an~ Mmgan Brown, Ron111 e and Angie Dailey, Se:m ( iillcspic. Hay den Gillespte, Tucker Gi llespie. Omily Milhrxm, Suzy Milhn:ut, !'i~ nl. The nex t reunion will he heltl at Portland Park on Ihe secnnd SaturJayofJuly, lrJ<Jt\. Blake family holds reunion Attending were Delberta John son, daughter of Austin anti Maggie Blake; Audrey Clark, daughter of Win and Mayme Blake; Etleen Phillips, daughter of Edward and Freda Blake; Vesta and Francis Cam p; Bernard an d Eli zabe th Drake; Nancy Shultz; Paul an d Nancy Blake; Marjorie and Wayne Lwnan, daughters and sons of Delbert and Rena Blake; John and Vivian Slack; Kathryn and Harley Johnson, son and daughter ot Ada Slack. The home of Nancy Shult z in H ock i~port was Ute scene ol the Blake family re union . Some of _ U10se present had not seen the oUo· ers for 40 years or more. A commiuee was designated to uy to cotltact other hunily members and see if the re is e nough interest in reviving Uoe Blake-Reetl re union . There had not been a r~ union for many years and there wa> an interest in starting them again. Vesta and Francis Camp will host the reunion next year July 14. Eskew family has reunion : The frunily of the late J.W. and Rosie Eskew heltl its annu a l reunion at the Forketl State Park. The members enjoyed a ptllluck ,lunch anti games Marg are t Andrews was the oltlest member rresem. . · Mary Marcinko had the most :children and Joyce Johnson traveled !he fru:thest, from Kans:cs. lloe youngest child was Taryn Moore. Those attcnthng included Roger, 'Susie, Jessica anu Val erie Karr; joyce John son; Eileen H:nfielu ; Elaine and Jelly Lavemck ; Charles ·and Mildred Wither; Dick ruttl Judy Simon; Laurie am.l Breannn Way- land; Margaret Andrews; Peimy, Tim, Timm y, Totltl and Tary n Moore; L11T)', Michael anti Debbie Swffnrtl. r:rances Eskew, Barbara Fields; David and Jnetta Eskew; Terry Fields; Mike, Theresa, Jared and LeAnn Marcinko ; Mary, Jeff, Peggy Marcinko~ Eric, Milly, Eric Jr., Nathan, Jason, Steve T:unmy, Joe y rultl Joshua Marcinko; Robert A. Marcinko ; Kell y, Billie Jo, ,Brandon a nti Kevin Marcinko ; Ray, Megan and Tyler Andrews ; Charles, Mary and Matthew Wither. Bryans' host church picnic The Daily Sentinel • Page ·s A'von -Eern S8 -$15 IHr Fu ll ( Sons of Union Veterans meet; Ashley named to post A report on the llhio Depart-. many Gen. William T. Sherman ment Encunrmcnl held at Alli:mce · items owned by his fami ly. an(] atte nd ed hy Kctlh A., hley. Ashley showed lhe membe111hip L'omm:utdcr. :uttl .lcrcmiah Russell. pia• que presen led IO lh e camp for '" tldcg.!le., nl DrlKlk,·liranl C.unp obtammg the most new members in No 7, Soli' nl Union Vcteoans of the past year. He also showed lhe the C'ivil War. wa~ ~iv~.:n ala rctent newly maned and framed charter of meet' ng he It1 al . H o pc D"pt '' t the camp. Church anne< Tloe c:unp accepte d Step hen C, . -Ashley was agam ap p111nted Jones of Lake Shore, Minn., as its Ohm Department lmtnnnn and a - newest member. Mr. Jones' ancesmemhcr of the membership com- tur originated from Racine. mittcc. It wa' re pone<! that the Jerry Devo'l of Devola Oltio Dcpmtmcnt is looking into annnunced lhe publication of the the ch»ing ol the_ orph:u"' home at Washington Co unt y Hi storical Xema hec:llt'e th~s home w:ts start- Society featuring letters of an otlied by Ute Ohto brand Army ol the cer of the 92nd Ohio Volunteer Repuhlic_an~ l~:ty h~ m~~ted hy the Infantry, which included Meigs S .li.V. tlihc sdto<tl • I<"CS. . County, These letters can be A f.J! port <lll J he_ up.com tng ob.t:une!l hy a one..ycat.ollembe"'hiP ,_ naHnn~ .. cnc u!lPlllCnt 111 Columbus tn that society: A di scusswn was then helil on was gtvc n. Commander Ashley urgc<lmemher., to ge t their hotel lh e fonnmion of the Sons of Veterreserv:tllllll' """'" '" s<X m as pnssi- ans Reserve ( S.V.R) unit with the hie. lie also reported Ul:tt the Ctvd camp . Any camp member may War dtsplay room during the in in lloe S V.R. is for Umse mem; encampment is going to feature -·--- _,._ - - - , HAUliNG & - hers who wish to actually urcss as A letter was read from lhe I Inion soldiers for performing in Meigs Coumy Pioneer :mtl Historiceremonies and reenactments. ·cal Society asking for donations A[,lpltcatltln' were mat·1eu-• tn memww:u·d the upcoming reenactment hers and nceu 10 he sem hack to the of the Bmtle of Buffington Island commru1<Jer. at1d toward the study Ill preserve Mt!mhers were urget.J 10 sign up !he hallie area. The cmnp voretl a thdr female family memhers for $11 ~I donation to preservation. the soon 10 he fmmeu auxtliary. The c:unp will have a member,;hip Any women wi[h a <lirect or collattable at Ute reenactment for anyone era I blood ances tor in the Union who is interestetl in information or forces is eligible to jnm as well. membership. The commmlller uiscus,sed his Henry Burke· of·Marietta gave a recent lindings of the status of the pocsentauo n on the Underground Battle. of Bullingtmo !slant!. For Rai lroau, which was extreme ly unknown reasons the fe<lernl gov- ac ltve in til t,, area. Mr. Burke. relatennnent never gave il "official bat- ed several tnci<le nts in V{tlve<l fugitie" slat ~s. Smce the U.S. Congress live sla ves cro,si ng into Washingo ~-wmkmg ttl-ful'lu Lhe..•avtng o[___ton ~ount)C-HC alSIJ gave nccnums hanlelieltls, Ute Canllf rmssed n res- of hi s mvno lack ancestors w.ho olulion ask ing Con£rt=:ss to make w~:re early settlers. the Bank of Duffingwn !slant! an The next meetin g will be Sept. oflictal bat lie oi th e War of the II ill' the s:unc location. A report Rebellion If Passe<! hy Congress, will be given on th e natitmal U1erc would he no co'l to the 0uov- encampment. Paul Immel served emmenl hy doi ng it . refreshments for the meeting. '-'1 was tn a ball way as a resull of what was go ing on within my famtly, so I hail to take a few years to recover from that basicall y," she said. . " The thin£ that saved me was therapy." f'tl . NEWPORT, R.I . (AP) - Former President George Bush may have a mean swing, but how' s his backhand? . He goLto dqnonstrate Sunday at the International Tennis Hall of Fame, after he presented the hall's newest member, Chris Evert, with her enshrinement certificate. Bush told a packed stadium that he and Evert have played tennis at the White House, Camp David an<l his home in Kennebunkport , Maine. He said his sometime_ partner always admonished him:· ' 'Ben·d your knees. Stay behin<l me. Get up to the net." ''As pre stdent, people would give me long pulls, " I\}t sh said . " When I'd throw up a lou sy lob, people would give me back a kinder, gentler return. Chris Evert never understood that." Bush and Evert later moved 10 a practice court where lhey defea ted her husband, fonner Olympic skier Andy Mill, and his parmer, Hall of Fame vice president Pam Shriver. 'JJ . LOS ANGEL d (AP) Actress Cy])ill ShephenJ can moonli~ht as a wine ta.'\tcr. car collec10r or even sharpshooter in her new $2.8 million home. Shepheru recen tly purchase d a Mediterrane an- style villa on 1.5 acres in Encino, 17 miles northwest of Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Times reported Sunday. The 9,000- square-foot home boasts a panoramic mountain view, six bedrooms, a tennis court, basement wine cellar, a courtyard that can accommodate more than I 0 cars and a pistol-shooting range. The house was recently leased to actor Burt Reynolds for $20,000 a monlh. Shepherd, who found tele.vision stardom on the comedy hit " Moonlighting," stars in the CBS sitcom " Cybill." lOS ANGELES (AP) - Sinead O'Connor feels so different. After three years of therapy, the Irish singer is back on lhe muaic scene, sporting a pixie-style haircut and a new outlook on life. 0' Connor, 28, is performing this summer with olher acts as part of the Lollapalooza '95 tour. . It marks her first U.S. appearance since the lhen-bl!Jd singer was booed at a Bob Dylan .tribute concert three years ago, after tearing up a photograph of Pope John Paul II on NBC' s " Saturday Night NEW YORK (AP) -Two gunmen commandeenid rapper Queen in a hurry... TRY EXCAVATION Limestone & Grave~ Septic Systems, Tniler & 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) 954-7420 iaekers-shot and critically wounded 22-year-old Sean Moon, said police spokesman Valerie St. Rose. WANTAGH , N.Y. (AP) - A violent thunderstorm ·halted The Chieltains' first concert of thctr U.S. tour to promote "The Long Black Veil." "It's the first time in 32 years we've ever mi ssed a concert," the Ce ltic band's spokesman . , Plea a Court, Probate Dlvlolon of Melgo County, Qhlo, lor en order lo chango the name to Matthew Robert Witt. . (!) 17,1TC Gillilan reunion held recently . Those atl~.:nUiug were Lintla, (',;u·y, .lottlen.. utd bai.dt llaycs or Columhus ; Vicki, Josh, ami Calch Ch<~lllt of Coluonhus; Bea anil ReX Carlyle ol Wc,t et ville; Bnan. Tammy , Steven, Prcstmo , and Rexie Ill Carlyle or New i\lhany; Stella Carlyle ol Columbus: Tim, Deb, 1md Nikki Carlyle or Indiana: Glenn, Suellcn, Becky, Matt, and Jon Simps<HI uf Portsmouth ; M;uk, Regma. Jo,IL aqll Tiffany Simpson ol Mitltllepott: M:u·y Lou anti Gene Hawkins ol Middleport ; Brenda, Mike . David . and Andrea Ncurzllng ol Pomero y: l>clor~:'\ Ste ve flonahuc of llarmon vtllc : M:u y :md Roy liilltl:m of Chester; • Lon . Sco11. anil lbrhacl Bcarhs of Chester; Diana, TodJ. Andrew, and Bt:ttly B" sell of Long Bottom; Bill and J.I>_ llannon or Syracuse ; Mil .. tired, r:rce on.ut , :md Jan Willi:uns of Racmc ; Shitlcy and Gerald Simp- Public Notice NOTICE Of UENHOLDER TOCOMMENCESUtT To: Gerold Bung•, dba MA I) M~haii_Malnlananc:e Pro'a, · Lui Known Addreao 2265 Sl. RL 40E., Lewloburg, Ohlo'45338 Purouant l<> Ohio Revloed Cocle Secllon 131t.11, you ore . hereby noll lied by William Stuckty and Royal Oook Resort Club, fluo Family Reoorto, Inc, to cornmen"'' aull on lhe lien lfted In - vorulh...-.;-Poge t83 of lhe,._Ill• County Official Recorda. WlHliom Stuckey (7) 17, 24, 3t . (8} 7, 14, 2t; 6TC b 1-900-726-0033 Ext 6250 $2.99 per min. Must be 18yrs. son of Racine. Pri zes w~n; awarded Tim anll Deb Carlyle. who travclc.d the litr- Procall (602) 954-7420 tlie-.; Stella Carlyle, tlte oiliest wom:m allcnthn!:l: l~oy Gillilan, the oiliest man alletHiiu,g; Jordan Hayne s, lhc yuungc , t girl: and Rcxte Carlyle Ill , tilt! ymmgesl hoy . Diana Btsscll won the door prize . · · WICKS -HAUliNG LINDA'S -PAINTING & co'. and Interior & Exterior Take the pain out of painting. Lot us do "It for THE 1995 you. Very reasonable. 1"' Fr-ee Estimates Before 6 p.m. leave message. After 6 p.m. 614-985·4180 312.... MEET SINGLES ' Public Notice )It bids musl be In by, ,August 1, t995. Tho Board the rlghl to accept ier reject any and all parts of .. ny and all blda. ~poclflcatlons may -be ~btalned from the addreso llelow, Bids will be opaned ~t2<00 p,m, •• Card of Thanks ~eserveo 992-2259 NEW LISTING • Leadtng Creek Rd., Approx . 30 Acres with 1 Story Frame Home, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, cellar, built in cabinets, hutch & bookcase. Front and back enclosed porches. Woodburner, contral air, garden aroa. An abundance of flowers fruil trees a~d berry vines. Some fencing: oulbutldtngs, chtcken coop. Nice L~tle Farm close to SA 7. Public & Cistern water. ASKING $49,900.00 Make Appointmenl To See This One!! Racine Fire Dept. & Fireman's and the 4th ol July Planning -Committee would like to thank all of you for _helpiog us to have a . very successful holiday. We are· grataful to everyone of you. Thanks Again I I POMEROY • 26 x 51 Modular on corner lot consisting of approx. 1.24 acres. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, garden tub, walk in closet, outbuilding, decking, TPC water, FA electric heal. ASKING $34,500.00 RACINE - A Step Back In lime · This 1 1/2 Story Homo In Racine Is filled with Country Charm . 3,5 bodrooms, large kitchen, circular front porch,_garage, shed, garden aroa . This is a cutte. ASKING $34,500.00 992~215 Pomeroy, Ohio Kenny's Auto Renta_l ROOFING ~' NEW-REPAIR 32124 Happy Hollow Rd. Middleport, Ohio 45760 Danny & Peggy Brickles 614-742-2193 Gutters · Downspouts : Gutter C(eanlng · Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2168 mo. 5/16194 TFN • R & C Excavating Septics, Land Clearing, Ponds, Homesites, Footers, Driveways. Licensed & Bonded Free Estimates SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION Custom 8u1lding & Remodeling • NEW HOMES · ·ADDITIONS. • NEW GARAGES • REMODELING • SIDING • ROOFING • PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES (614) 992-5535 (614) 992-2753 Kenny's is the place to come when you need a car rental~ aaes {more avaDable) 3 BR/2 BA, Tuppers Pl. water, heat pu11p, heavily lnsulaled· Must see! 12 mi from Pomeroy, 17 mi. fr011 Athens We Have Cars and Vans! Kenny's Auto Center 1-800-486-1590 264 Upper River Rd. Bus. (614) 446·9971 Gallipolis, OH. 45631 Ht/11n 59,000 1 614·992-2713 Bulldozing, Backhoe, Services, Hom& Sites, Land Clearing, Seplic Syslems & Driveways. Trucking- Limestone, Top Soil, Fill Dirt $300 Reward lor (inlorm,tlon) leading to the ldentllieation or II· cenae number or the vehicle that backed Into my teal Camaro in the Municipal Parking lot In Gall1pohs on July 4th between 9· 10:30pm. Gall :1)4-675-1379. I Will not be Authorized AGA Distributor Welding Supplies • Industrial Gases • Steel Sales & Fabrication • Repair Welding Aluminum/Stainless No job too large or too small! Oxygen Acetylene CO, Helium all sizes Medical Grade 0 2 Propane Trimi_x Ultra Mix Mig Welders Ph 773-9173 FAX 773·5861 108 Pomeroy St. Mason, WV a S L-----.;;......:;..;.~-.;;....;.;;.~.,;;;_ dobiS 539 BRYAN PLACE MIDDLEPORT 992-2n2 Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. VInyl & Alum. Siding, Roofing, VInyl Replaeement, Windows, Blown Insulation, Storm Doors, Storm Windows, Garages. Free Ettlmatoo L&W LAWN CARE Shrubs Shaped Contract Work Bill Slack 992·2269 6/1311 mo. WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Spectalizing in Custom Frame Repair NEW & USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES & MODELS 992-7013 OR 992-5553 OR TOLL FREE 1-800-848-007 Eloise Boston, Treasurer Eastern Local School District 38900SR 7 Reedsville, Ohio 45n2 Phone: 614- 985-4331 m3, 10, 17, 24 4 tc In Memory In memory of KENNETH BISSELL who passed away July 17, 1992. DARWIN , 0~~~' "" Imperial Tire Service lornierly Poor Boy Tires Dual Exhaus!!ap tn's GlasspacL ............ $109.95 Dual Exhaust Tap tn's $ad!y missed by YOUR MESSAGE ' CAN BE SEEN HERE FOR A TOTAL Dr .pU,\JV PER DAY. • • • • • Sidewalks Driveways Patios Porches Slabs 992-3265 Whirlpool Washer Needs Repair, 614·4'*8·8036. 614-992-6223 · Free Estimates Insurance Work Welcome r 1 60 Lost and Found 'Lost July 8th. Grey Tiger ·Striped cal, Cheahire--Rt 554> Area Fam. lly Pet Phone :614-388·9703 Lo111: amall Cocker Spamel, tan and cream. pink collar. ani)Nera to Freckles, reward , 614-992 · 2684 Syracuse. 70 State Rt. 33 Darwin, O~io • 10/21/0Wn . L--.;;.;;~-~--...;.-;;;:,;;,;;;;;;;....;;;;.;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;::;.,~ All Yard S&Ie Gallipolis & VIcinity Yard Sales Must Be Patd In Advance DEADLIN E· 2·00 p, m. the daY belore the ad ts to run. Sunday OOuion • 2:00 p.m Fndoy. Monday edition · 10·00 a.m Sat· urday. Monda~ ·Friday, 8· 7, Items Ad · dad f; verydayl Numerous Mise , Infants To Adults, Northup Take 141 To Centenary 2nd Roa~ left llncol.n Pike Follow ~gns. Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity 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. 9~87 $2.99 per minUte Pr 18 yrs. plus II 602 954 7420 -- Rick Pea r11on Auction Co mpany, fu ll time auctioneer, comple te auCtion service. license d IP66.0hio & West Virg inta , 304 · 773-5785 Or :ll4· 773-544 7. 90 Wanted to Buy 1 Bluelioolo• Pup, Call 614·« 6· 7903Leave Message. Clean Lato Mo del cars o, Trucks, 1987 Models Or Newer, '-=======~:::!~ "======O=C=a===-===·====6=12~7/~1~mao. ~ em Sm•th Bu•clcGallipolis. Ponliao, 1900 Eastr I Avenue, Old Perlumt Bottli !l In Good Condition. Dime Store, Drug Store, pepatlment Store Type With La · bels, Mmia'tures. Atomizers, Sets 81 ..·592-5714. - 800-992-6356. INOIREP . • ' Certified Pollee Officer wanted fOr Town or New Ha~en . Applicant must have been th rough State Pollee Academy. Applicati ons available M-F, 8am -,.pm at New Haven City Butlding. 40 neft(led, lull -ttme minimum •o hrSIWk. Send resume to &11 R· t2, '.4 Pt Pleasanr Ragister, 200 Malp 51, Pt Ploasent, WV 25550. Full lime app!'entlce, some e~perl· &nee nice. No phone cal l. See Jean at Cherokee Classic Tinting. To Work In 1 To 2 Girl Orfit4t. Neat Appearance And Goo'd Phone Voi ce. Telemarhetmg Ellperlence A Plual Salary Plus Be· nua, Hours . to~s. M-F; t0· 2 On Saturday, Cal/1·800·571-7500. JOB POSTING SEPTA Cqrroctlorel Fa~lioy App lications may onl~ be ob tained from and retw-ned to your local Ohio Bureau of Employment Services Oltlta. Completed jab descriprions are available for re~ view at the OBES OHice. Oeadltr)e for applica tion tor this posting Ia Auguot 4, 1995. Bookkeeper/Secretary Amual Salary : $1 ...829.68 Post~ng deactlption aaloiiOWI: Requirea knowledge of account· lng ond boollkoeplng methods: fa- miliarity with requlaltlon and pur· · chase order procedures ; experl· ence wtth usmg apraadaheeta · ability to write routine buslnesi letters reflecting atandard pro cedures : 1h1U In ryplng ; dala entry, tO key calculator usage and word procesaing Daily duties mclude posting to a computerized accounting system: main taining logs ~ ftlu and schedulu, IQ· swenn9 the tel,phon, and greeling V!SHors, assisting facility aeere tary in 'typ l n~ a a needed. Minimum qualtfttahons: complelion qf 12th gra de or equivalent suppl• mented by one year of bookkee,. lng and secretarial experience ir\~Judtng experience usltW spreadsheels and word proce11 • 1ng computer programs Type 40 wpm , local Trash Company Neec(s Driver !loader With COL'a SenD Resume' To : P.O Box 117, Bid· well, OH 45614. • Oak Hill. Ohio Based Truclc inQ Company, looking For OTR Drl" · ers, Single Or Teen Orivera, Muat Be Ower 25 VeQrs Old . Wllh Elf· perltnce, Good MVR, All EquiP. merit Is late Model Conventional Tra ctors W1th Flatbed, Call 81468 2-7773. Or Aller 5 P.M. 81•· 245•1304, I -1 Oulslde Salesman, Commercii! Plinting Co Needs Aggressive Self-s tarter For Full/Part Ttme: French City Press e14--*46-o4383. RETAIL MERCHANDISER Hully Ser~ice Firat, A Nat ional Retail Serw1ce Company, Is Seektng A Part·Tifne Candidate To Servtce Retail Accollnll In The Galltpolia Area. Respon sibilities Inc lude Weeki~ Merchand lamg And N,... meroua Rewa For Vari· ous Produc1 Manufacturers. Rt· ta ll Exper1ence Is Preferred . Fler•ble Houra, Some Travel Relmbursemem, And $6.50 PIHr. For More Info. Co nt•et Ela ine At '( . 800 ·952· 473 8, Opiont 8, Ext. 5727, EOE. . hmo. f.4anu fac1Uttn~ facility. H .~. diplo- rra required Experiencelfamllianty with dispatching, ryplng, comput· era, pu rchasing and Inventory· preferrft(l. Day shih Salary bene~ta and vacation competllt~e wuh industry. Re spond to. P.O. Box 368, F'Omof01, Ohio SMILES AND SMILES OF OPPORTUNITIES Face' It, You EnJO Y Chil dren ... Their Smile&. .. Their Un ique Per· sonalitiea ... And Thalr Sp1rlt. So Do We. We Are llfetouch Nation· sl Schoo l Studios, The Nation• Leading School Photographen. Joi n Ua A• A School Pho togra·wanted to buy· anrique and used pher AI W8 Capture A GUm~ 01 fu rniture. no 1tem 100 large or too Amerlca'a Future. No Experience, sma ll. Will buy one piece or com- Neceaaar ~. lifetouch Provide• · plete estate&, Oaby Martin, 814 · Complete Tra ini ng 41 onv Witlll 992-7«1. The Neceuary Photograph~ . Toola You'll Need To Get Started. Wanted To Buy· Junk Autos With Or WtUHiur Motors .• CaiiTirry World"9 September Through De:· cember And February Throug h • lrvely. 614-388-9303. May, You 'll Enjoy Good Pa~ And·· Wanted To Buy : Used Mobile E11penses. You'll Need Vour Own : Means Of Dependable Transpar· Home!l, 614-«6-0175. ration . For More Information Call • Wa nted· Stnger featherweight 814·654·4801 On Wed nesday 7t ·, 111195. Booweong-1 , E.O.E. ~ng._FNchtne, 61~949·1JQ2 . To p Pflc:e's Pa•d: Old U.S Coins, Silver, Gold, Diamanda, All Old Collectibles, Paper.weighta, Etc . M T.S. Coi n Shop, 151 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, 814-446·-?842. ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages · •Complete Remodeling - stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985-4473 ; homo-ao chase 01 Righi Proporoy, 30<-875- SHIPP!NGIAECEIVING- lull J & D's Auto Parts and Salvage, buying wiec lcs. JUnk au toJ & truck! . Also, parts fot sale. 304 · 773-5343 or 773-5033. Trimming -T_opping -Removal Slump Removal 20 Years Experience ,l3uaranteed 992-6351 & 992-4447 .- at work All areas. 304·882· 2845, 1'· No Ex perlellCe Neceuaryl SSOD To $900 Wetlcly /Potenliel Prci. ceasing Mortgage Relunds, Own Hours, Call (90Q ) 7!5·2300. Ext 782, 124 Hou")- 1 t50 Ext.41e F &·A Tree Service AVON EARN S$$ 379-2435. Vanous Amencan Wheels on Sale 71W!l• ' Black & Grey, I Cockatu, Fe· male, Gentle With Children. 61o4· Alignment lour wheel .$34 95 Rotation & Computor Bal lour wheel .......................... $19.95 lilll . CHARLIE'S CONCRETE 1·800·7•2·4738 1Girl Fam1ty Relocating Seeks To Rent/ <Mn Clean 3 Or 4 Bedroom, 2 Or 3 Bath, Aural Home Wilh• n 35 Minutes Of Pt Pleasam/Gallipolla Bridge, 'Eith8r' Ohio IWV Side Will Cons1der Rent - To -Own, lease Purchase. Land Contract Or Pur· r~~!~i·F;¥ ~~d---~~1~. ~~ mother, brother & sisters. -- ' 992-381 4. and Removed . Mise_ Jobs. 614-992-5291 dog11. 304 -895 -3017 895-3J13 One set of qUilling fra mes, 814 · TREE TRIMMIH" AND REMOVAL • •Trimming •Firewood -''Also: Average 18-etS/Hr.- At Worlt· Home Drscountll No lrwentoryl Territory Optional. lndfrep And Adulrs With A Senoua Prob· Giveaway lem, Enuresis. Appointments Set AKC Registered Cocko' Spaniol, By Us . Hard Work And Travel 3 112yra old, Buff color, temale, no1 Requ ired. Make s.. o,ooo To ~od with chlld,en. 304-895-3957 $50,000 Commiulon 800- ·H~· 2233. avo ~sage . Black ma lo dog . Shepard/Collie Earn up to $1,000 weekly atufllng mix, male dog Black/white, male envelopes at home. Start now. No dog,luotorown 304-576-4144. eJiperience. Free suppl1n. Free Bluo tick pupil!', approx. Smos old, mlormat ton. No obligation. Send S A.S.E . to Prestige Unit l, PO 304-875' 1484· Bo,. 195609, Wmter Springs, F~ Femala, pan German Shopardl 32719. Colllo dog & 6 puppJOS, Will be Experienced bookkeeper age 20· Keeshoundf Shelhe mh: to gtveB· way, 814·742·1104 Chuck Stotts · Uature Person To Help Children 40 2 PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE Shirle~ I AU Areas I for any :~:~J~:: ~od , 614 -446· 1055, Light Hauling, •Mowing Public Notice Send all bids to: - .' Chester 15123/lr" respons~ble 1/tMtn CALL OUR OFFICE Ar 992·2155 ·• ·• BULLu 111 DVMI\U u~MuLmt: - 2:00 PM DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION! " · John Teaford AI per Ar ticle 9 , Tran•tera anQ Y.nry;lea, Seeuon B, ~. of tha Nego tiated Agreement be! weeri' the MLTA end the Board~ Education , the Metgs loca l School Dlllncl il posting the loJ.. lowing vacanciea for Its regu lar teaching stalt: Chapter I Readmb Teacher at Meigs Junior Higfi and Assi&tant Band Director. Olhe, lhan my own, Roland CONSULTANT "' __;;__ _. good watch One Stop Complete Auto Body Repair In · atructor, Point Pleasant Nurs1ng ~ Rehabllilation Center, State Roum 62, RouiG 1 Box 326, Poinl Pleasant, WV 25550 304 -675-~5. Morns. We will install carpet and floor coverings. · Give us a call at 614-992-337918 Years Experience . Hours M'onday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 4:·oo p.m. Saturday ~ : 00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. GOLF LESSONS CUSTOM GOLF CLUBS CLUB REPAIR TROPHIES PLAQUES BADGES MarJOrie Feuers, AN, class Spews, 30<-&75-1429. AVON SELLS ITSELF ,.---------~----------. 'fl.(l,C'LO.lS-1\le ) 11 :11 ~ • )~( clau Clau b&gln s August hi th10ugh S&ptember 7th we-ekdays AVON Open Mon . thru Sat. 7:30 Ii i ? Dea ler in Personalized Tanning Beds and Hot Tubs Call Us At: 992·4044 6'"" ,,o 992-5591 J&L INSULATION BULLETIN BOARD '6 00 column inch weekdays •aoo column inch Sunday CALL DAVE OR BOB TO PLACE YO URAD IN TIDS YEAR'S EDITION care Nursmg Ass tstant tratnmg Waiting for owntr Sedudetl 01 2 wooded Buzz's Carpet Installing, fnc. Howard L. Writesel Get Your Message Across With ADally Sentinel The M_eigs County Fair Tab Is Coming August 11, 1995. ' Advertising De·adline Is ' August 4, 1995.. . .' NEW HOME OFF BRADBURY RD. ON STEWART HOLLOW RD. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ANNOUNCEMENTS OWNERS: ROLLIE & SHIRLEY STEWART 30 Announcements Sessions 20 For 530.00 Everyday 110\\ \IW E\C -\\ \'l'l~c; Of All Lifestyles, locally or nationwide. 1-900-945-5500 Ext. 7898 $2.99/mln. 18+ Procall Co. 602·954-7420 1512111 mo . ·- ' MANLEY'S HOME IMPROVEMENT Roofing, Siding, Concrete, Room Addlllons, Elc. (6:4) 388-9865 . P.O. Box 220, Bldwen, OH 45614 Acceptmg apphcattons through Jul'j' 18th lor Registered long te1m PERFECT VIEW TAN * WOLFF BEDS * (Specialize in driveway spreading) Limestone, Gravel, Sand, · Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614-992-3470 •Room Additions -New Garages -Electrical & Plumbing •Rooflgg •Interior & Exterior Painting Als11 Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 612/1 I • efits, 1-800-827-•&40.1nd!Rep - (Umeslone Law Ratesl YOUNG'S CIRPENJER SERVICE Portable Bandsaw Mill "" In order to be considered ., 211 21'92.1tn Fate Awa!ts You! il'' Education dealreo lo .receive bids lor Lunchroom :)uppllos, ouch as: ,, BAKED GOODS ~ MILK PRODUCTS COME ON IN AND SEE OUR SELECTION OF PROPERTY AND HOMES. ALSO CHECK WITH US ABQiJT HOW EASY IT IS TO LIST YOUR HOME. NOW IS THE , TIME TO BUY OR SELL!!! WE'RE THE COMPANY TO GET, TO HELP YOU!!! HENRY E. CLELAND ....... ....................... 992-2259 TRACY L. BRINAGER., .. ,,,~~,,,.,., ,,,,.,,.,,., .,,Q4Q--243Q SHERR! L ,....................., ............ 742-2357 HENRY E . ...:...... ,. 992-6191 KATHLEEN , .............................. 992-6t91 OFFICE... ..................... 99,2-2259 ( No Sunday Calls) H&HSAWMILL •~ The Eastern Local Board BAUM ADDITION - Near Chester- Lovely Spl~ Level Hom_e, featuring 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, dry'wall-carpet tntenor, TPC water, elec. Heat Pump, CIA, Ceiling Radiant Heat. Approx. 1/2 Acre with nice garden area. ASKING$84,500.00 614-992-7643 Love & Romance •• A Slice ol Country Living - Located on Sr 124. This 14 x 70 Mobile Home sits on a small - easy lo mainlain lol. Features 3-4 bedrooms. Some newer Windows, siding, central air/Hoat Pump. Front Porch. Storage building, ASKING $18,500 OWNERS MAY · CONSIDER OFFERlll & surrounding area Call for rate schedule Min. $2.00 Pari·Time, No Door To Door, Ben Of CALL ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Tuppers Plains· Chester Waler District 3956t Bar 30 Road Reedsville, Ohio 45n2 Separate sealed BIDS for the construction of STATE ROUTE 7 FIVE POINTS WATER MAIN RELOCATION PROJECT witt be received by the Tuppers Plaint· Cheater Water Dlst. at lhe District Office 3965t Bar 30 Road Reedsvitte, Ohio until tO:OO a.m. Local Time on July 25, t995 and then at said OFFICE will be publicly opened and read aloud. The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be examined at the following locations: The Water Dlatrlet Office or GEORGE A: MARA ENGINEERING, INC., 55 EAST SECOND STREET, LOGAN, OHIO 43t38. Caples of the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS and SPECIFICATIONS may be obtalried at the Office of GE0 RGE A. MARA ENGINEERING, INC. located at 55 EAST SECOND STREET, LOGAN, OHIO upon payment of $40.00 lor each set, which witt nat be refunded. The Engineer's estimate lor-the Projftctls S87,OQO.o_o._ June tS, 1995 Harold S. Blackston, Prea. TP-CWD Board of Dlrecloro (7)10, 17 2TC COMMERCIAL und RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 4/13/95 SAVERS. ••• PROBATI' COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ln Tile Maner of Matthew R-Prtddy NOTICE ' Revloed Code, Sec. 2717.01(A) , · ., Notice Ia -hereby given lhot Manhew Priddy through Jody Will of 380 Eell Second Street, Apt. 1, Pomeroy, OH 45769, haa ;lpptlill -,., the Comm<>n 992-9949 . 992-6471 1J121tfn The annual reunion of the Elhcn and Della Gillilan l:u ntly was hcl(l recently :lithe Ky ger Ctcck p:uk . -----------. _ BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. -,.. -----....... . New 1-!omes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing Owners: R&bert Barton & Harry Clark Lonely? Find Him or Her We Have Their Name and Telephone ~~ Number Call Now 1-900-388-0200 Ext 8152 $2.99 per Min must be 18 yrs. Procall Co. (602) 954-7420 Call Wayne Neff 992-4405 TIME Public Notice CAQ CO. INC. NEFF REMODELING SERVICE Reasonable ·· Insures· EKperlencad REAL Public Notice COMMUNITY Mon - Fri 8 a.m. - 6 p.m . Sat. 8 p.m. - 5 p.m. Sun. by appt. only Seoving Pomeroy, Middleport For Free Estimates Latifah's car in Harlem, cri tically injuring a friend, police said. Queen Latifah, who stars on Fox lelevis ion's " Livin g SingJc;· and a third person in the car were not hurt. She had parked tl"le car - a 199j BMW - early Sunday when the men approached and demanded lhat she and her two passengers get out, police said. They did so, but one of U1c car- ~---- House Sites. Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre SAYRE TRUCKING 614-742-2138 " House Repair & Remo<tellng · Kitchen & Bath Remodeling Room Ad~ltlp ns Siding, Roofing, Patios CLASSIFIEDS 992-2156 --· ~ ~--------Namesinthenews---------- OFFICE Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Monday, July 17, 1995 The Gallipolis farm or tlte Rev. Those atlending were Rev. David and Mary Bry:uo w:cs the site David Bryan, his wife, Mary and )>f the annual picnic of the Hope _·family, Cbristppher, Jarod and Baptist Church, Middleport, last Deanna Bryan, Wendell and Katy -weekend. Williams.__Lee Bron, Chrissy and , On Friday evening a hayride Adam Wi~iams, John Pal, Judy , and wiener roast was held with sev- Jason and Jam in Riley, Ray and ·eral of the group setting up tents Tracey, Jacob and Ashley Smith, and camping out for lhe night. Sat- Mark, Denice, Nick and Carrie urday's activities included games, Mtchael, Kenny and Sue Imboden, Live." · swimming, and fellowship. After Dorothy Kenny, Mary and Crystal O'Connor is now singing about . breakfas~ the group enjoyed a vanBeals, Frances Allbright, Jim and . her struggles as a viet im of child ' ely of games, swimming, and fel- Missy Grueser, James and Donna abuse. lowship wilh one anolher. Grueser. ' Monday, July 17, 1995 J: �.f • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel .Monday, July 17, 1995 Monday, July 17, 199'5 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio : ALLEYOOP The Daily Sentinel • Page 9 BRIDGE • NEA Crossword Puzzle 39 40 41 42 ACROSS PHILLIP 1 Sludy ol ALDER 540 ~spOI'ISibl& Non Smok1ng Baby s.i'tter Needed In My Home S1 50 Per llo.ur 614 256 1481 A'ter 6 County Side Apartments large 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath, Water, Sew age, Garbage Included , WID Hook Up S360/Mo Deposit Re qUired 513-922~294 PM ~ meon e needed evenmgs and /"-<:.okends to care for eK1erly wom e.n tn her home near Pomeroy ~ply by wr1tmg The Da•ly Sen11 ~ el cl o Box 729 0 Pomeroy Dh10 45769 QIY 1ng til(pertence 1 f'~lerences & wage reqt..uremenl Ef11C1ency Apartment Downtown Ga!ltpolts S2251Mo U!thltes Pa1d 614-<446-3117 WAN TED PART TIUE • COM }.\UNI TY SKILLS IN STRUCTOR Middleport N Thtrd 2be(lroom furnished apt , Deposit & refer- ~s111on .twa ttable To Tea ch Commun ty And Per so nal Sk1ti S erx:es 304-882 25e6 Ntce 2 3 bedroom aparrmem m U tddaport. 614 992 5858 To Adults W11tt learnmg Lrml!a 11ons In Me tgs Coumr HOURS flO Hr s 1 Wk Includes 2 Hour W<!cl(l y Stall Meet ng Or As Ql.herw1se Scheduled H1gh Ntce 2bedroom apartment w/ d hookup Aeferenc&s DepoSit No pets 304-675-5162 Scllool Degree Valtd Dr~ver s L1 cen se Go oct Dr v1n g Reco rd frne-e Years L+Cen'S ed DnYI'lQ ODe bedrQQm e1f1C1ency a'part rMnt. utthties furrnshed, 614 992 5949 El(per ence And Adequate Au to mob le Insur ance Coverage Re Qu 1red Trammg Prov1deo' Salary $ ~ 00 /Hr To Start Send Resume 'TO P 0 Bo~ B04 Jackson OH 45040 ATT N Cectl ta Deadline J or App l1 c.ants 7/19195 Equal Ooponun ty Employer ~They buned thiS Pharaoh w1th whatever ~ I oyer 180 Wanted To Do Ar:,e Tree Serv ce Complete tree car e 20yrs exp & msured tree es t1rnates 614 441 1191 or 1800 508 8887 Gf:>nera t Mn.mtenance , Patnt1ng, 'lard Work Windows Washed Gu tters Cleaned llgtt t Hautlnl) Commencal 1 Res1dent1al, Steve 614 446 6861 REAL ESTATE 310 llousecleantng Several Days A Week Open 614-3889426 Lawn Care And Landscaptng Any S1ze, Edge Tnmmmg Brush And lree Remova l Free Est1matesi 6 t4 367 7887 !-'rolesstonal cleaner Will do h oused~anmg or odd JO bs dally or weekly, call Rose 614 992 <536 Professional Tree Servtce Com plete Tree Care, Bucket Truck Servtce ~so F1 Reach Slump Re moval Free Est males I In suran ce 24 Hr Emergency Serv 1ce Call And Savel No Tree Too El1g Or Too Smell! 614 388 9643 614 367 7010 Sun Valley Nursery School Ct1 ldca re M F 6am S JOpm Ages 2 t< Young School Age Dunng Summer 3 Days per Week M mmum 614 446 3657 Wtll Do Babysitting In Cemenary Area In My Home 't: rpertenced Babysttter Wnh CPR Trammg, 614 4463047 30< 675-2619 2bedroom house double 101 Bet lemeade appraised $21,500, sell We Buy Farms And Acreage, 20 Acres And Larger No L1m1t 614 ::fo_rS:.:20:::·::.000:::.:30::.:.4·.:67;.:5-;.:5::_7::52.:.__ _ 685-3064 2bedroom on 2 1J2acre lo t 3yrs old Appraised S43 000 sell for 2bedroom With basement close to schools $ 14,500 Ca ll 304 675-6621 Bedroom To Be Sold To Settle Estate Small Corner Lot In Pt Pleasant Near Htgh School Pnced To Sell On Request 614 446 0208 3 BedroorT)S 2 Baths Heal Pump Gas Furnace 1 Acre Garage Add1son Area S62 000 614 3677~7 3 .ttbedroom 2 tun balh LR DR, custom built kitchen fu ll base ment nee ~t. At 2 Gallipolis Fer wv 304 6 75 3668 rv Duplex apt butld ng good Invest ment For 1nlormat1on 304 675 <680 Four bedrooms bath, new heat pump arr condtnoner range & re lrrgerator 1ncluded full basement garage! breezeway ntce Ia~ good locanon, 614-992 3119 after 5pm House And Lot, low Down Pay ment Easy Terms 3 Bedrooms 1 Balh located Neer Ew1ngton 1 Alice Road Area Call 1 800 -448 6909 Aslt For l.lanhew lovely Bnck Home On 2 9 Acres At 7 Norm Overlooking The Oh10 River 3 Bedrooms, 1 112 Baths, Askmg S5.tt 500 Phone After s 61.1!1 367 7270 075 5002 FINANCIAL 21 0 Business Opportunity "Attent1o nR Move Sale V1deo Store Remod&hng Approx 1100 Mov1es Appro• 200 Adults Wtll Sell Seper alely Call 614 367 0612 Anynme ·LUMBER COSTS UP?" Sleel Llurldmgs As low As $3 00 Sq Foot Buy Factory D~recr From National Manufacurer As Author lzed Dealer Will Tratn Some Markets Taken Call 303 759 3<00 Exl 2200 INOTICE' OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do bus1 ne.S s With people you know and N"OT to send money through the ma1 l Uf1!11 you have mvestlgated the o!lermg Be your own bas~ and gatn the secur1 ty everyone 'wants Jom Ex eel Telocommun1cattOns, Inc The fastes t growmg company 10 the fastest growmg busmess 1n Amenca Tuesday July 18th at 7 3Jpm at Shoney s Small local GallipoliS Bust ness W1th Established Customers Greet Opportunrty For Th1s Area Interested Buyers Only 614 245 5903 320 Mobile Homes for Sale 121165 tra1ler Will negotiate 304 675 5091 This newspaper will not knowllngty accept advenlst!ments forreal estat which Is tn vtolalton of the ~aw Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings advet11sed In this newspaper are avatlable on an equal opportunity t!,aSIS 410 Houses-tor Rent MERCHANDISE 2 Bedroom Country Conage Rod ney Area 5 M n UAG Holzer U S 35 S4251Mo, Depos11 614· 510 Household Goods 245 5053 Furmshed 2bedroom small house S22SJmo part1al utilities paid 304-675 65;2 House )2 Bedrooms Utltly I Bath, Central Au Garage All Electuc $395/Mo Plus Utdtt1es, No PelS, 614 446 1358 N1ce 2 3 bedroom house in Ractne, 614 992 5858 Appliances Recond1t1oned Washers Dryers Ranges, Relri gralors, 90 Day Guarantee! French C1ty Maytag, 614 446 7795 AutomatiC washer & dryer 304 77J 9596 Carpet & Vtn)'l In Sleek SS 00 Vd & Up 60 Panerns Of Kttc hen Car pel In Stock Over 35 Pa tte rns Vtnyl In Stock Mollohan Carpets 614 446 7444 SmaU 1 Bedroom House Near K Mart $300 Plus Gas & Electnc 10 Btrch Lane House Is Open, 1 Country Furniture Furnt!Ure for M1ght Be In The Back Yard, 614 Every Room 6ra ~l 2 North, Pt 446 1822 Pleasant 30-4 675 6820 Two story farm house large yard Full Stze Craltma11c Bed SlOO Aactne area, $225/mo, 614-949 Washer, Dryer, $150 614 4412246 ah.er Spm 0950 9-5 Unlurn1shed 2 bedroom house ntce & clean, no ms1de pets rei erences requtred, 1200 deposit $275 a month rent, 614·992·3090 420 GOOD 1 Mobile Homes 1 Bedroom Near NGHS Stove Refrigerator Water & Trash Patd S1851Mo Plus Oepos1~ 6 14 388 2 Bedrooms, t4x60 Total ElectriC, No Pets 1 M1le South Of Eureka Dam DepoSit, 614 25fh6089 3 bedroom tra1ler near Pcmeroy central a1r, avatlable August 1st, references requtred (no pets), Oatly Sentinel, PO 129-10, Pomer oy, Ohio. 3 Bedroom Tn -level $275/Mo + Deposit Shown By Appo1n1menr Only 614 256 6<03 USED Complele home furn 1shrngs • Hours Man Sat, 9-5 614 4.:16 0322, 3 mtles out Bulavll le Ptke Free Oelrvery SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St Gallipolis New & Used !urn lure heatets Western & Worlo.boots 6144463 159 VrRA FURNITURE 614 446 3158 Quality Household Fum!Ure And AppiLallces Great Deals On Cash And Carry I RENT 2 OWN And Layaway Also Ava1lable Free OeiiWry Wtthtn 25 Mtles 446 0822 1984 two bedroom one large bath appl1ances porch, good condttlon. $11 000 080 614 992 55 78 ewmngs New 1995 1400 1ncludes sktrt tng steps, blocks one year homeowners 10surance and stx months FREE lot rent Only S1025 down a~.-$.207 11 per month Call 1 BOO 837·32:!8 Schuliz 121165 wi4 X12 ttpo ul hke new refngerator stove lurnace & a~r $6 250 304 773 5109 alter 8pm 330 Farms for Sale N1ce 2 bed room mob1te home m Middleport 614-992 5858 Tra1ler tn Apple Grove WV par t1ally furn1s hed, $300/mo 304- Apartments for Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartments turn shed and unfurn1shed, secunty deposit required no pets 614 992 2218 1 Bedroom Near Holzer s A1r Cond1110ned Super Ntce, $2591 Mo. Plus Utth l!es, Depos11 Ae qutred 614 446- 2957 1 BA Apt In Gall polls Furnished Water, Gat Pa1cj, No Pets $280/ Mo & Depos11. 614-446-2800 2 B&droom Apartment Trash Water, Sewage Paid $295/Mo + DepoSit, 614 446 2481 t7 112acre tarm Gallipolis Ferry all level, all u11ht1es new fance small barn $28 ooo :304-937 3556 350 Lots & Acreage 830~. 6" 446-6308 2bdrm apt&, total etec:tnc ap pltances turr.ushed launc.ry room fac1hhes, close to school tn lawn Applications available at V1llage Green Apts #49 or call 614 -992 3711 EOH 2BR Apt AJdJBCent to RIO Randa Campus 614 245 5858 or 614 t4S-5992 2 66 Acres Lincoln P1ke Garage Shower House Ntce For Hous.e Or Tratler County Waler Electnc Best Offer 614 256-9391 2Rooma Plus Bath Lafayette Mall No Kllchen t All Ultlules paid $175 00 Month Depos1l Aequtred 614 446-7733 7acres at Glenwood Well & sep uc tank concrete drive unhn Ished g~ge 614-983 6517 t 3 Rooms Furntshed UtJIHies Paid $250JMo $100 Deposit 9-4 locust, Galltpohs, 614 4.46-13.40 Beauttful Rolhng land 9 Mtles Furn tshed Eff1ctency 701 Fourth Avenue Gallipolis $200/Mo Utth ttes Pa1d Share Bath, 614-4484416 After 7 PM Ffl>m Jack!iOn 3 Frym Ook Htll. 5 Acres, $12,000 t6 Acres $25 000 50 Aeres, $6() 000 614 574 1114,614 574-5356 Four lots near Aacme appro11 1 112 acres each, starting at $5000, can 614 949-2025 One nverfront lot dne plus acre new well, SR 338, Apple Grove $15 000 304372 5686 614 247 2120-. REMOTE beautlul r1dge-top land, 3 m1les south of Carpen!er. OhiO Mt Unton Ad Fo~r 7 acre parcels one 9-acre parcel Pnc es range from $7086 to $8347 Owner lmanctng Call for good ma~ 614-593-3545 Apartment & lratler utthttes patd $275/mo plus $50 deposit on each 304-675-461JJ BEAUTIFUL APARTUENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Duve !rom $226 to $!91 Walk 10 shop &- movun CaU .6 tA· 446·2 568 Equal Houstng Opponumry One Drake Satellite system $600 One F1sher1Yamaha stereo sys tem 304 882-3446 s:m Onental type area rug, 7 112x1 0, $10 25· Raleigh Record tO speed rounng bike $90 oo 304 Relngerators, Stoves, Washers And Dryers, All Reconditioned And Gauranteedl $100 And Up, Will Deliver 6H 669 6441 Sears Liles tyler 2808 Treadmill Wtth Auto Incline 8 ITIPh Track 1 25 HP ac Motor Ltke New $300, 614 379 2883 SeptiC Tank Jet Aeration Motors, New 8 Rebuilt !Installed Call Johns JotYl 61-'1 4-'16-4 782 STORAGE TANKS 3,000 Gallon Upnght Ron Evans Enterprises, Jadlson, ono 1-800-537 952a Varrous Shelves & D1splays $50, 10 Spd 8Jcyc!e $10 Garden Till er $15 Portable Scales 0-60 tbs Good CondttlOn $30, Retngerator $60, 614-2<5 5515 Antiques 540 550 Building Supplies ·Anenuon· Move Sale Vtdeo Store Remodeling .Approx 1100 MOVIOS ApproJC 200 Adults Wtll Sell Separately, Call 614 367 0612 Anytrme 1984 Plymouth Homen good work car $4 75 OBO gUitar, har roony sohd body electriC and am pltfler $95/both 614 949 2666 1995 310 EX lour '!Mleeler, $4000 1986 200 tour wheeler, $ 1 100 SSOOO for both brand new Darton l gh1mng compound bow w11h qur11er1 $300,614 3e7 7478 2 Nascar T1ckets 7123195 For Talladega Alabama Caii"'After PM 614-441-0235 s. 3 Ft x12 Fl S!eel Wall SW1mm1ng Pool Never Used, Extra Filter Ladder S150 61<4 256-6733 3 Ton Cenral A1r Condrlloner Package Svstem Or Spin System $1 250 Installed 5 Vr Warranty All Parts 1 800 287 6308 614 446 6308 8 lruck camper, 39 Ford Coupe for parts, 1979 Otds 88 JTHSc Volkswagen parts double fechn er couch & rec lmer and m1 crowave 614 949-2246 alter 5pm bas1ks 1 Socks tees, bflefs mllnary sur plus Besr pnces around 42355 SA 7 Tuppers ?lams Ohio Biissett Sola Bed Sleeps Two Black & Whtte Tweed Beauttfut $500 614-446-4347 Bolens tractor 12 hp deck blade, Agr tues, charns dual wheel adapters, $425 Racme !.tower Cltntc, B14 949-2804 Boots By Red Wing Ch1ppewa 40 To -50 Degrees H H Brown Guaranteed, lowest Pnces The Shoo Cafe, 814-448-.422'2 -.-Complete Sa1etltte System W1th Gractous hwlg 1 and 2 bedroom· legal Cl11p $400 614 446-2350 apanments at Vtllage Manor and Atverstde Apartments tn Mtdd te- Concrete & Ptasltc Septic Tanks porl From $232 $355 Call 614· 300 Thru 2.0QO Gallons Ron 992-5859 Equal Housrng Oppg.r- Evans Enterprrse1 Jackson Ol-1 I 800-537·9528 tun!des. 1985 Plymouth Voyager 4 cyhn der automatiC PS , PB PW cru1se a~r anvfm cassette excel lent cond1t1on ms de and out, 73 ,00ll actual mtles 614 992 • 9 B 6 7 40 Pets for Sale 5346 Jell 560 Pets for Sale Groom Shop Pet Groommg Fea tur ng Hydro Bath Julie Webb CaH614 446.0231 1 Year Old Regtstered Femat~ H1malaya n Cat Spade & De clawed $100 614 367-0614 2 grey Cockatiels male & lemale, With btg breedmg cage & breed tng box Sl 00 304-675-758o 614 ~ AKC Reg1stered Dalmatton pupptes, I rsl shots molher and lather avai lable for V1ew1ng call 614 992 5724 days or 614 992-6794 after 6pm AKC Reg1stered Coc~er Span tel Puppy Male Bull & Whtle, Wormed Vaccmated Champ1on Bloodline, D 0 B 312195 S200, 614 379 2728 Baby RabbitS For Sale Nether laf'!d Dwarls Dutch, Mtnrex Full Blooded Rabbits 614 388 85n Chocolate AKC Reg1stered Cho colate Lab Pupptes 7 Weeks Old 4letl 614-446-7395 Female S1benan HuSky 3 Male Pups Chtckens & Geese Want To Buy Ducks & Chickens Tom McGUire 61 4 256 6890 Autos for Sale $1 100 16 Car Tratler $850 614 call614-867·3830 388·9906 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment 1984 Thunderbird $100 1987 Caviler CS $1 200', 1984 F1ero $1,200, 1984 Toyola Truck 1985 Butck LaSabre lirTMted Edt uon 304 675 5106 after Spm •Q J BARNEY TATER'S 6• 1985 Chev •x4 Ptck-Up, Fa" & Canopy S13 900 JO 2940 1985 Plymouth Colt 5 Speed $11,900 JD 2640 $10,900, JD $1 000 1983 Chrysler 4 Cylinder 2640 W !New 520 loader Automatic, $750 Both Good Ferguson 165 Dresel Tractor SS 850 135 Massey Ferguson Dtes.el $5,350, 460 long TraciOr$3,995, 614 286-6522 630 Livestock 3yr old Registered Thoroughbred Filly, $2 000 304-675 3030 offiCe, or 3J4-675-4232 home Hay & Grain 640 Allalpha Hay Second Cutl tng, $2 50 Bale 614 4<6-1062 937 2016 TRANSPORTATION 71 o Autos for Sale 76 Dodge Dart, slant 6, good runnmg cond1110n body !au, $300 OBO 614-992 5715 $3,000, 614·386 6863 II FLIES, FLEAS TICKS, or "HOT 1973 lmpalla 4 Door, Mo1or, TransmiSSIOn & Rearend Good Body Rough $250 61< 256-6038 Male .AKC Chihuahua Will Pro vtde Stud Servtce For Fem~le AKC Chthuat:lua Call Anyttme 614 379 9116 Pro!esstonal Dog Groommg Vtnton & Rto Grande Area. 20 Years Erper1ence For .Appomtment, 614 245 SOS4 Pure Bred Oalmatron Pupptea, Ready To Go 7 Males. 1 Female S125 614 245 5739 1978 Chevy Impala stat1on wag on , 51 700 mtles good condition, 614 985-3919 0003 1982 Grenada 77 000 Mtles 6 Ran Tamer Pupp1es Appro• 8 Weeks Old Weaned, $40 P1ece, 2 Males, 2 Females, 614 446 Cyltrider ~IOmallC, 4 Door, $950, 81•·446.0208 3821 1982 R::mtiac Phoen1x, 2 8 eng1ne auto, good c:ond , S800 304 675 Btshon Frtse Very Spectal & Rare Pel.& Com____Q_!fllo_!l, Good Compan1on For Older Person. 9 12 Inches H1gh, Non Sheddtng, Non Alergy, Shown On Kathy & R~ts Show On TV Used In Circuses & Show Dogs, Very lntelhgent, Ongmally From England, $400, Sells Elsewhere For J700 2074 - ' 15 Ft Alummum Boat 18 HP Evenrude Mol(lr $650 Bowling Garden lractor d HP $650 614 WHAT 15 50 RARE A5 A DA't' IN JUNE,AND 't'OU MISSED IT AGAIN? ,. WJ.IAT 15 50 RARE A5 A DA't' IN JVNE ? '' 256 6434 15 FJ Bonlla eoal Wtth 1S HP Ev1nrude Motor And Tratler 614 446-8926 geH1ng sound 2 Opp ol endo 3 - ·do·well 4 Atop 5 Gals 6 Sky hunter 7 Jobs lor 8 12 Hlgh20 Horper Valley21 Singer PfiiO 22 Pit 23 Ending lor 9 Birthmarks 10 Draft ant mall 11 Capable of (2 wds) musicians Over there - demO Pass Pass 24 Greoay 25 Plane maneuver 26 Roll up lightly 27 Donkey • 28 Having a amooth flnlah 2901etlrM 30 Orm~mental pattern 32 Teddy38 Sob 39 Nearly 41 Thin bat 42 Mora or43 Black 44 Pate derll 45 ofTV 46 Plga 47 's-.e 48 --Deal,. 49 Powder 51 Society-page Pass showed 15 Ft Pleasure Boat Srdewtnder 85 HP Evrnrude Dnve on Tra1ler New T1res $1,900 614-446 9838 814 388 8183 1986 Ford Country Sqwe Wag 760 & Auto Parts 1 Year Old New Ttres snacks Accessories 1986 Ford Escort, 2 door halch back automatiC, amlfm casseno sunroof clean, runs strong $1250, 61" 742 2355 10· Truck Speaker $100 Pyram d 300 Watt Amp $85 Skyjacker 4y Suspens1on ltft K1t For Ford F 350 Or F 250 $400 Excellenl Shape 614 256 1206 1986 Nova One Owner, 5 Speed Good Work Car, $1,500 61-'1 -446 • 184 1987 CutlasS Supreme V 8 good cond1110n 94 000 m les 614 4.41 198 1 Budget Transm1sstons Used & Rebu tlt, All Types Accesstble To Over tO 000 TransmiSSion Al so Pan s Clutches & Pressure Plates, 614 379 2935 TOMO~/lOW. j -- '· BORN LOSER 790 Speed 80000 Mtles,$2,750 614 256 1233 614-256 1539 1977 Diamond motorhome 21 460 Ford good condtt on S6000 call 614 742 2045 e.-entngs • ., EY.CD'.£ fi'.E GOOD f>'.a?N 1!-.IG, M.O: VE.E&.t.fE~ilt.it, 1991 Mustang LX, red 5 o au 1omat1c, good cond1llon 50 000 mtles, $6500,614 992 6296 K P U P 8 URKNP I am s ure my mus1c has a ta ste of codfish 1n 11 BIG NATE r;:~:::~r . ldllod Antontn Dvorak Edward .Gnt)g WOlD lAM I CLAY R 'OLLAN _;;,__ _ _ __ ~y • Atarronge letters of four scrambled wotds * to form four words I ALLFTY LE ERD I I'· P ..,. 6 Or-Vr.:E_Lr-N . . . . ·· - Thehusbandprotestedwhen mvtted to watch a fnends vacat1on v1deo He clatms that they . .11'1> PRINT NUMBERED lETHR 5 . f) '".' - - S©1lc{llA-lGt-trs· 1{;7 Dl RTY LAUNDR'1 SHoULD NOT BE AIRED Our ON NI\TIONAL TV 1 DIRT'( LAUNDR'1 ~HOUL.D BE R t1E5SEt>· UP Z K A YZGHBAZ PREVIOU S SOlUTION "I have composed too much 1 l -...;.L---1.-...l.._J.-...l.._J. ME 50 5TU1'1D 1 WHO C.MES ABOUT HWJ ERZOOZ __I I I' I ...--!~~:; '; , I UN50AMBl [ ANSWER ,,.,..,.., I I' 0 h1m '" a - • • - - --- • Complete the chuckle quoled bv ldlmg m the m1ss1ng wOfds you develop from !lep No 3 below I I 14,_1 I I I I I fORI SCRAM-LfTS ANSWfRS Colony- Pulse • Hound- Windup - SHOULD Home Improvements I learned • valuabl• le11on while rei'IIOdellng the ldtchen Ev•rythlng twlca much N you thoughl tnd will take twice as long •• It SHOULD. coati STRIKE A8JpN N 11-£ ~ON BASEMENT WATERPROOFING HIGH Pfi.ICE.S SHOP THE. CI.ASSfEDS. Uncond1!10nat lifehme guarantee local references furn shed Call (614) 446 0870 Or (6141 237 0488 Rogers Walerproofmg Es tabllsl'1ed 1975 1991 Plymouth Accla tm N tce One Owner AIC S5,300 614 446 -7623 Eveo1ngs J H I I M ~-.,,r.e>1'~-~~9:;-,,-,,--j Tl<E'>£ TALK. SHOWS TR I XTPPYNTZRB ,.,----------. only put GILTEN niood LIVES 7 _810 z I Z•K Z 0 P BPJRBP? ~gl TH'O':>E PEOf'LE MD SERVICES RK T P ' A Campers & Motor H~mes 1974 Starcrafl 24 exc cond sell corua1ned 3(\4 882 3336 J T P B P E WG T ... New gas tanks one ton tru ck wheels, radiators floor 1'1'\als etc 0 & R Auto, Rrpley WV 304 372 3933 or 1 aoo 273 9329 1987 Ponuac Sunb1rd new ex haust stertor, struts shocks belts hoses and !TOre, <4cyl , auto Pl rear delroster, very clean runs great $1950 304 895·3676 NHWYA Gawrys unblocked h•s two club hon ors, ruffed another heart m the dum my and tned the club ace Beaut•ful' West couldn't ruff unl1l after South had d1scardcd h1 s three low spades Plus 137~ was a top, of course Th1s East West pair !(ave Lhem a g•ft on the next board too West opened two clubs, strong, art1f1c1al and forcmg Lasocki doubled on Q 10 B 7·6 2 of clubs East w1th A·K 9 54 3 of clubs, redoubled a contraet that was gomg to roar home wtlh over · tr1cks But West didn't pass And, to make matters worse, West fmally played m SIX clubs' l..IST Of T~INtiS TO 1>0 C Pilei t ryplograrn~ .tfll c rf1al&r11rom quaral nns by Jalfi()Us pt'lOpM pul 8nd preutnl Each letler Ill \he Clpi\CI SI<!!ICIS l nr ~nOiher rlKI.1V S cluB G equalS S 'J T PM loser CD MAkE Yamaha 650 Waverunner Wtth Ute1ackets Cover & Tratle r 614 446-6541 Afler 5 PM by Luis Campos Celei•'~V After wmmng the first tnck woth the spade ace, Gawrys ruffed a heart m the dummy and called for the d•amond Jack He was hopmg East would cover from queen or kmg doubleton However, when stuck Wtlh a trump loser. declarer had to avood a spade L15T Of T~INGS TO l>O TO I> AY , CELEBRITY CIPHER a mmor two-sUJter wtth some arnondst 1977 Starcraft, 16 wtth top 1978 Mercury 90 hp with powert 1l1 Tra il A Craft boat trailer 1978 304 773 5707 992 Sea Nymph boat Wllh tratler, 75 hp Jo~nson engtne wtth lots of extras lake over payments 614 $1,300 614 379 2639 614 446 4737 word 55 That boy ?·10 h1gh-<:ard pomts Gawrys made a non forcmg response of four doa monds , lrymg to shut out the oppo nenls However, Lasocko made a slam· try cue b1d of four hearts , whtch Gawrys accepted by JUmpmg to SIX dt z. Askmg L9:.4::.9..:2::.67:_:2::__ _ _ _ _ __ I MONDAY aa 1 JULY 17l 304 675 5318 eventngs Appliance Part s And Servtcc All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex penence All Wo rk Guararnead Frenc h C1ty Ma~ta9 614 446 t992 RS Camero 25th Anntver sary Wtth T Tops, 31 000 Miles 1993 Ford Thunderbtrd V 6 Au 7795 tomauc PW DL, AM!FM Stereo C&C General Home Matn Alummum Wheels E•celloni tenence Pa1nt ng v nyl s dmg Condttton, $9 500 614 441..:.0414 carpentry doors wmdows bath s 1994 Camero 5spd N:, PW PL mobtle home repa1r and more For remote keyless entry, CD player lree es11mare call Chat 6t4 992 ~ 6323 304 675-5044 after 5pm 81 Pont Jac wagon runs good good bra'kes & ttres $700 614: 992 2495 1 ' 86 Buick Grande Nat1onal E11ce1 ConditiOn, Garage Kept 71 DOD t DRYWAll 614 446 4619 ASTRO·GRAPH BERNICE BEDEOSOL 0015 wv 30< 576 2396 820 !l'eal 304 875 2963 1983 Ford Ranger $1800 OBO 840 304-675-6115 1984 Chevy S 10 ~x4 Good Body, Good T•res, 2 8, V-6, Wuh Blown Head Gasket, $1,000 Flfm 198" Oldsmobrle D&lta 88, 8 Cy Iinder In Good Motor Cond1t1an Has Been Overhauled, $1 200, 1986 S 10 Chevy ptckvp, 4 new lires, new pain! JOb bed hner, tool box, 14 200 30ol· 81'S-6751 alter Electrical and Refrigeration COMFORT ASSURED DEALER LAWRENCE ENTERPRISES 814 245 9171 Speed, $2,400, 61 ..446-2002 & Freeman s Heatmg And Coolmg InstallatiOn And Serv cA EPA 1 Cerlifted Restdenua l Commercial 614 256 1611 1981 F350, V8 4spd 6 new ttres lOft stake bed runs & drtves 614 215 5513. Plumbing Heating Heat Pumps. A1t Condmonlng If You Don't Call Us We Both lo~el Free Es11mates 1 800 287 6308 614 440 6308 wv 002945 Even1ngs 1986 Ford 150 300 6 Cylmder, 4 5pm ~- ' " (PM 3oi 611CC I ( P:~n Ron s TV Sennce spectahzmg 1n Zen1 th also se rvtcmg most other brMd s House calls 1 800 797 1981 F100 Ford pickup 351 en gme new gas tank, exhaust, good c:ond11i0n $1500 f1rm 304 675 8898 Poos League BasebaH Team s loBe Announced (l1ve) (CC) Hang ltntsh, repe~r Ce1lmgs textured, plaster repatr Catr To rn 304 675 418fl 20 years expenence Joe s Home Mamtenance, v1nyt Siding roofmg 8Jienor pamtmg power washmg tree esttmates T & M Garage 404 Ftfth St , New 614 992 4451 Haven Same bu tldtng as Scony s Used Cars All maJOr & mtnor me Profes s tona l 20yrs expenence chan1ca1 work at reaso nab le w11h all masonery bnck, block & stone Also room add1t ons ga rates 304 882 3752 rages elc Free esttmates 304 Be2 3406 or Xl4 773--9550 720 ll"ucks for 5ale Mtleo $9,500 OBO 198" UiRige Omnl, New Tires Muffler, And Banery, Good Cond1 11on, Good Work Car, $850, 6U ·46-4455 61• 2•5-9171 After 5 P.M 1 Attention· Hathng from Warsaw, Poland. P10Lr Gawrys <pronounced Gav·nshl 1s one of the world's best players H•s b1dding IS a litUe UJicouth. but hts card·play 1s excel lent His partller, Krzysztof Lasocki I pro nounced La sot ski!, IS no slouch e1ther Last March m Rome they won the Phthp Moms European Pa1rs Champion ship Today's deal from Rome ht ghloghts what I JUSt sa1d Lasock1's opemng b1d PEANUTS i 1978 Ford Fatrmont Very Clean lnstde And Out Runs Good, 6 Cylinder. $600 Firm, 614 446 4763 1961 Oldt Cullan Excellent Cond1!10n, Never Has Any Rust Or Body Damage, 455 Olds En glne Too Much Td llsll $2,500 Trades CorJI!dered 81-4 446 DOWN By Ph11l1p Alder I1;:2::1:::0'-:(::.W..:o~rk..:l..:6..:14::_ 4<6 ..:..:0:.:0..:73:.___ 6" 379-279& - 742 3219 KENNEl DIP Concentrated 10 save you money! IT?? Horse Mercru 1ser Inboard Ou1 board, $6 900 (Home) 614 4-46 1991 Sunbird converttble $7,900 Prem1um oallalfalla rolls, $25 Straw Storage & dehvery avail able Morgans Farm R1 35 304 Dtrt Ofl·whlle color Large knife Abstruse An eye on the winners A-TOOK 5081 New Idea 706 D1esel Untsystem after 5pm Wtth Combine & Gratn Table 1989 EscOf't GT, 5 S~ 81 r am Goad Condttron, $3 500 New idea ~. 2 Row corn P!cker Good Runnmg fm cassene e•celtent $2,700 Condtton $1 200 John Deere 4 614 446-1619 Row Corn Planter Good Ferlllrzer 1989 Mercury Grand Marqu ts, v Compartmenls s'300 Fert tltzer 8, AutomatiC, loaded M1nt Con Spreader 3 Pt Hitch Mount $150, diDon 72 OGO M1les SS 500 614 300 Galton Sprayer W1th Booms 3 441 0414 Pt Httch Mount S200 614 2455515 1989 Plymouth Sundance 5 1971 Plymouth Roadrunner, Or g1n1al 340 Excellent Condtttonl 675 2780 aboUI HAPPY JACK COULD ~ 1989 Harley Oavtdson FXLR, Very Good Condttron Many Ex 1ras1 22 ooo Mtles 614 446 2130 614 446 4313 ~ pump hyd, $22 900 3930 Ford And Brakes 614 44&-9629 lor R12 S1 Rl87 30<695-3874 note 53 54 56 57 Opemng lead • 1 1978 Renken 1nboard outboard 228hp askmg $4 100 304 773 In Stock NH 853 Round Baler Ex Standard S900 61 4- 24 5-090-4 S8 500 NH 565 Square Baler like New S8 500 .:JO Q Ft Rake $750 1986 Cutlass Olds 442 Wtth IH 241 Round Baler $3 250 New 20,150 Miles loaded lots Of Ex 17Ft Hay Tedders $2,700 New trasl Show Room Condttton\614 H & S flakes In Stock H & s 446 0109 1350 Uult1purpse Spreader Used 2wd 45 hp 8x2 trans 1 double valve $15 500 650 New Holland 1500# round baler stflng or net wrap bale command demonstrator S15 900 4 72 NH Haybtne stub guards $7,950 254 NH Rake & Tedder combtna\lon S3 800 816 NH Forage wagon 3 Benter wtth 612 tandem axle 12ton gear 12 5lx15 tires $8 400 Model 30 Forage Blower 1 000 rpm S2,700 weathered Keefer's Serv1ce Cen- Drone Dyeing tub Oil tree Taboo tlem Guido s hogh o WHO S14,900 MF I 35 Gas $4,950 • Car, 814 44 HIS84 s 1982 Century 19 Deep V 185 New 50• 60 • a5 100 Hp 'raclo " r 1985 Subaru GL Good Cond1110n German Shepherd pupp1es, 12 weeks old AKC reg1stered 614 - SPOTS" are a prablem for you, ask SOUTHERN STATE-S 304 · KIOOY BAG 15 MISSIN' ! ! 12F t Starcralt Boa t & Trailer W1th 2 Seals Deckmg Trollmg Motor $695 614-446--0500 $950 080, 614 379 2645 JD 2240 530 Hrs Ex tRoll Guard • .:..:.:..:.:..:..::::::.:..:..;::.:..:.:.:.::.._ _ 62hp -4wd 8JC8, syncho trans, 2 37 Regular nickname 46 41 50 51 52 Vulnerable Both D ealer West South West North East Pa.2 NT Pass 4t Pass 4• Pa&s 750 Boats & Motors for 5ale 1985 Bu1ck LeSabre 4 door auto PB PS atr $1950 call 614 992 2413 6 Mo $7,950 CARMICHAELS 1988 Oaylona Turbo 35 Before (poet) 36 Small amount o. 1992 Yamaha Banshee E•cellenl' Cond tton S2 600,614 379 2561 Shape $1 500, 614-256 939 t 1981 450C dozer w/w1nch, new 1-_.:..;,:_:..;:;:.::~..:..::::...:.:.:.::._ trans new steermg clutches 1985 Dodge Anas Auto A1r, $21 000 1969 Ford flat bed w / Crutse $1 000,614 4-46 9552 dozer rafnps, $2,000 304 -576 2890 aher 5pm t985 Honda Accord LX maroon automa 11c extra n1 ce 78 000 Dtscount farm tractor paris fot m1tes S4150 614 992-2594 Mnssey Ford IH & others weekdays aher 6pm or any tt me Stder's Equipment Co. Hender weekends son WV. 304 675 742t or 1 800 277 3917 1985 Honda Accord LX 2 Door ::..:-=~:--::--.,-...,---1 Hatchback 5 Speed 183K Mrles Far mall Cub Tractor New Pamt 30 MPG, $2 000 614 245-5053 New Engin e, Overhaul, Good T~tes, Etghts 5 Sickle Bar,' Mower 1985 Mazda 5 Spd Sedan PS 12 Volt ElectriC $12 450, 614 PB AMIFM Cassella Sun Root 446 4168 35 MPG Excellent Cond1t1on 1964 Jetstar 88 Oldsmobile Holt day Coupe collect or qual 1ty ongmal $3 500 ftrm 304-6758898 -- o Want to buy Australtan Shepherd female, approx tmately 1 year old wtth blue eyes whrte With red or brown spots, please Ful l blooded Rottwe1ler pups, S150 AKC male, She tile pup S250 6t4 742 1104 • 81 <379-2343 71 purchase 33 Emerald Isle 34 Thanks tAI094 Motorcycles $3)0 6 t4 37Q.2601 July Sale Specials 5030 Ford on. Loaded Replacemem Eng•ne AKC Aegtslered Golden RetneYer pupp1es adorable hghl blonde $ 150 Cash only l Call 614 992765t Miscellaneous Merchandise SOUTH .o A 8 7 3 Seen At Galli poli s Da tly Trtbune. 825 Thud Avenue Gall1pol1s 560 .. s s .. 9 7 4 2 1985 Bronco II Good CondHion $3 500 614-446--9243 Eventngs t990 Dodge Ram Van B 250 FARM & LAWN GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 614 4-46-2"'12 Or 1 800 594 1111 2 Male Border Collte Pups 286 2496 After 7 PM Buy or se ll R1veone Ant1ques, 1124 E Marn Street, on Rt 124. Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 am to 600 pm Sunday 100 to 600pm 6140922526 576 2890 440 614 379 2883 6861 530 "A J 2 72 000 M1tes, S!i 000, Can Be Memorer Camcorder $500 W1th Battery, Trtpod, Case And 8 Tapes 614 446 7081 New 24ft Solar Cover And Reel For Above Ground Pool $225 7 17 95 EAST .o K 5 2 ' •KQt0 7543 tK tQ 3 1978 Honda Tra11 90, Runs Great1 Ktng Stze Waterbed Convened Into Regular Bed Headboard Has Large Mtrror Matress Is New, Ktng S1ze Serra Excellent Condt 11on $600, 614-441 .0602 2 Female Chows AKC Reg1s tered 9 Weeks Old 614 446 - TV 61< 256-1236 WEST .oQ 10 9 R Oh" Block br ck sewer ptpes, wind ows ltnlels etc Claude Wtnters, Rto Grande OH Call 61-4 2455121 Lo cated ~dge Of Gal It potts On 588 S1ove & Retng Gas Heal, No Pets, References $165/Mo 614 1975 mobtle home three bedroom two ba!h, Underptnntng dec~\, good condition S2000 614 992 5251 or 614 985-4131 JET AERATION MOTORS Aepe.rrad, New & Rebuilt In Stock Call Ron Evans 1 eoo 537 9528 LAYNE S FURNITURE 1 BOQ-499 3499 WHAT WI HM 10 C0 7 CRAVJ '..oo /'1 PtCTL.RE " 2866 30x48x10 one 12x10 s!tder one 3 entry gutter $7550 Prects10n Post Frame Bullders 304-773- Hl74 Schultz 12•60 K & K Mo btle Home Par~ New furnace, ac, compl&tely lurnts fled 30-4 695 3596 Phone 30•-675-1090 APPLIANCES Completely furmshed 2bedroom suttable for 2·3 construction workers 304 773-5t77 1 Fuller Brush Brooms, mops, brushes and household cleaning products July sale 20'4 olf regular prtce Date Woolf"lnd Dtst,, Washers dryers refngerators ranges Skaggs App11ances 76 Vtne Stree1 1 Call 614 -'146 7398, for Rent I --:-:--------- 0<04 675 3325 1974 12x65 mobtle 1'1ome needs work 614 742 2357 800-287 ' large mobile home 101 for rent rn Ptlmeroy, 614 992 7853 Air Cond111oner. Washer, Dryer Refngerator, Microwave, Color 55 Acres Of La nd Wtth 28•32 Butldrng On ClAy Chapel Road 1 All real estate actven.tslng In thts newspaper Is subject to "!he Federal Fatr Housm.g Act ol 1968 wh1ch makes It Illegal to aOv~IIISe "any preference limitation or dtscnmtnalton based on race, color, rellgton, seK familial-status or natlonlll origin or any n1ent100 to make any such .preference limitation or diScnmtnatlon • RENTALS 9886 5686, 61< 2<7 2120 Wttl do welding ol any kind 304 460 Space for Rent $37 000 304·576 4188 Wtll do backhoe work phone 614 Wtll Do ln1er1or Exter1or Pa1011ng neasons:~.ble Rates Expertenced, References For Free Esttmates, Call614 245-5755 1 Evenflow Toddler Bed, Career/ Casual Maternity Clothing, Gtrl s NB 2T Boys 10 14 614· 367· $1 99500 614·381Hl780 Sleep1ng rooms w1th coo kmg Also trailer space On rtver All hook-ups Call after 2 00 p m 304 773 5651, Mason WV .. & 4·WDS 1979 Ford Bronco XlT New Tlfes And Rtms RebUilt Mo1or Loaded! Ttnted Wmdows , Sharpl $4,800 614 245 03t9 7263 Lad1es 14K Yellow Gold Saphtre & D1amond Rmg, Appratsed At $3 355 00 Askrng Prtce Rooms for rent week or month Srarnng at $120/mo GaUJa Hotel 614 446 9580 • Vans NORTH .. J 4 tJ 8?652 •AK10 53 Elecrr~c Wheelcha irS Electuc Scooters NewNsed Scooter Lifts, Sta1rway Elevators ltfl Chatrs Bowman s Homecare 614 "46- 388 9265 Furnished Rooms 730 Double bed frame headboard, manress & bo• spnn;s 614 742 2957 Twm Rrvers Tower now accepting applicatiOn& for 1br HUD subsrd tzed apt lor elderly and hand! 450 We buy & sell privately ~ eld real eslate notes mortgages and trus t deeds na11onw1de Full or Parual Purcha ses Golden Eagle Fundmg CMI "Member APMP· 1 410-e76 0764 call relunded $22 500 Kenmore Washer & Dryer $50. FtrewoOd Pickup Load $40, 614- Very clean 1 bedroom turnrshed apartment, 614 992 5304 or 614 446 :x»91 2 story garage beside New Haven Supermarket, bottom lloor completely remodeled 2 bays {front bay 40'x28 rear bay 32 )123 ), 100 x-40' lot $18.500 304-882 2763 1994 Blazer 4 Door, Red, 4,000 Mtles like New 614 446 2800 Bow $<0 oso 304-675-5639 EOH capped EOH 304 875 6679 Wanted 992 317Jor61< 992 5858 r.an. Scentc Valley, Apple Grove beauttful 2ac lots pubhc water 1405 Elm St. Meadowbfook BliCk C~de Bowen Jr, 304 576 2336 .ranch wlflntsh&d basemen~ 3bf, 1 112 bath newly remodeled new Rea 1Estate carpet throughout Appointment 360 Three bedroom home new car pet new vmyl Sldlflg, carport eel lar a1r condtttoner 3 plus acres, one ~le lrorn Apple Grove on SR 338 Open house Saturday Sun day Pnced m rwenttes 304 372 W1ll Do Babys11t1ng Eventngs Some Wee~ends Certd1ed Thru Army Haye CPR License Please 61.:1 441 1566 350 Lots & Acreage Homes for Sale - - -- - - - - - - - 1 3 George s Portable Sawm ill don t haul your logs to the mill JUSt call 304 675 t957 need rn the afterlife? Honey. all I'll want are my credtl cards • V~ ANl ED Po SIIIOn Ava ilable At 1\ Communny Group Home For Persons W1th MR!DD In Btdwell Hours 27 5 Hrs /Wk 4 9 PU, rn 8<1SA M 7t5P M Sat,8 AM 6 PM Sun 2 Hour Week ly Sta t! Mettmg Or As Otherw1se St. 1edu eO H gh Scnool Degree V.tl d Dr1Y er s l tcense Three Y1 ars l 1cc nsed DnY1ng E•pen c~ cc .\ nd Good Dr vmg Record Ro•qu re d Salary S5 00 IHr To SJ art Son d Resume To Cec1ha Oaker PO Box 604 Jackson, OH 45640 Deadline For Appf1cantt /121195 Equ al Opportunlly Em S1onewood Apartments now ac cept1ng appltcat1 ons fo r elderly & disabilities, one bedroom all elec lrtC 614 992 3055 Stonewood Apartments, Middlepo rt, Ohto pnsons 9 Name of a thing 13 Play outline 14 Montreal ballplayer 15 Sault - Mar ie 16 Btllboard 17 Turn down 18 Mountain peak 19 Help' 20 Spamsh nut 21 Wnllng tool 22 Elev 23 Sodas 26 Grooms·lo·be 31 Disturbance 32 Bakery Miscellaneous Merchandise An1wtr to Pr.vloue Puzzle An Aa1alre 8 a. eg Take a jet Baoeball Tuesday, July 1B, 1995 In the year ahead, rt would behoove you to go out of your way to make as many fnends as poss1ble rn your field lns 1ders who know and ltke you could prove career:~ tnstrumentaltn advancnlg your 221 Be CANCER (June 21-July asserttve today when necessary, but try not 1o cross the hne Qf betng perce1ved The Astro Graph Matchmaker can help CAPRICORN you understand what to do to make the relat10nsh1p work Ma11 $2 75 to Matchmaker c /o lhts newspaper P 0 Outstders faults are l1kely to rece1ve tot erant treatment tOday, but you mtghl no! have the same compass1on for your mate (Dec. 22·Jan. Box 4465 , New York NY 10163 LEO (July 23-Aug 22) In busmess sllu or other family members AQUARIUS (Jan 21Heb 19) Act ktndly attons today you re hkely to handle your self reasonably well Soctally however you may let your guard down and say or toward deservrng persons today bul don t be reluctant to say no to those who have no nght to make demands on you do 1111ngs you shouldn't VIRGO (Aug 23·Sepl. 22) Avoid dis PISCES (Feb 20.March 20) II you hope Ia gam a lot by gambling a !title today playtng preferential treatment today Mth your relattonsh1ps Above aU , don t be more generous wtth new tnend$ than you d1sappo1ntment 1s ltkely In fact, you may even try gambling a lot 1n hopes of get ttng a h!He are wrth old pats LIBRA (Sept. 23..Qct 23) Libras usually ARIES (M•rch 21·Aprll 19) Your ms1ghts and mtutiiOns can d1rec1 your do rather well m partnership arrange ments but today may be an 9)(ceptton Someone else 's unproducttve baggage proper mode or behavtor today Unfortunately, you m1ght mtent1onally tgnore them and do otherwtse could slow you down SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov 22) As long as everythtng runs smoothly you'll be pleas- TAURUS (April 20·May 20) Let your logtc govem your JUdgmen1today lntlead of your sentimentality and feelmgs It you 19) for~-chotees ani today However 1f confronted by allow your emottons to domtnate poor obsta-cles scapegoats you may start seaFchmg SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dec . 21) probable- could prove GEMINI are (May 2hlune 20)11 unwtse to go to frtends tor tmanctal advtce Although well-mtentionad and eager to help, they may not truly under· stand your circumstances " Re11dent1al or cornmerctal wmn g new servtce or repama Master L1censed e1ectrlc1an AtdJWOJH as aggressrve or pushy u they get th1s reactiOn_. they re likely to erect barners Realize your hmitahons today as well as the hmtta11ons of those around you If P-_ushed to the edge. un~s1rable res~lts Ellclrlcal. 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M1lhons ut Amenc ln' nrc th~ covenng th 11 'ne " y 1' t cklc (hose bone unp < v c ncnt reparr Jobs IS tnU hy re note contlt I Instal hug storm wu dows ""(.] pultmg up tJryw til h tVe heel InC spectator pt rts '' home e wncrs and uo 11 y JUrsellers w 1de tlm ugh an explosu 1 11 I r w 1< tclcvJI•ton programs It Ills very ntccly w11h the growmg trentlth 1 people arc de mg llungs themselves 11 cy 1o I nger htre out a m Lstcr cr lltsm 1 s uJ Scott Plnlhps It m >y u he per ~ feet- btl II !\ the1r' !,os tile ll1KI I 11 e Arnencan w, ctdsl p u d II "' e t Home h< th vtllcot pe I ' I ' PhTIJl~~ 4 unfmtshei.J ho nc n 1h1 we te11 Ohto commutuly Amnl th(; s tws and power lathes stt a vtde >C uncr ' leleVlSIOO hghts anu I l1ptop U Ill puler for gr tplucs About IS5 statmn stu w • r plat to show l11e Amcnc lll W nll I op whtch 1s goang nHn 11~ I< u1th e t son An est11n tlell ~ 1 1111111 11 vtewers w ttcheu the I 1 I 1 year About 85 st lions l w s1~ lt:d up to run Hou e It H une whKh ' m Its hrst season PJulhps s uti he pt,ks " >U W!tkmg pr>leCts th II IIC rei II Vel) e tsy pnellc II u d >II r I >lie It 1 tkes 1lx ut three u tv 1 I In 111 eptsode We try tom tke 11 1e1y 1 ur~ very c 1m I rt1hle ct nvcr 1 on tl -as 11 so net nets Ill tJ e sht r wtLh me \lf they re butldtn the he usc wtlh me he ucJ Pl1lhps pn gt tms uc 1tlen:d 1 J st1uwns thr >U 0 h Klllll I V t 1 0 Ht~US(( II Ken L IWreucc KliH I PI By ED PETERSON Soctal Securaty Manager an Athens 16th sen on 1 he he w pr duu: l by WGBH TV m Bt 'II u r n 315 st 1110 ' a 10 s eel l>y l>r ut 10 rmlhon \Jewe~ c JCh week Russell Mnr 1sh executive pn ducer ami d>lector got the tdc 1I r the show after pc •pie crtme h hun tor ai.lvu.:e hew'" ren 1tlcll g Ill IOC!-. 1 M "" td use! ' fhe pr l.el un s lma pr lJCCt w L" 1 rum.l 1wn he me 1 1 De sl 'n pur chaselltnr SJ2 IKXl The 'h >w he ll lmlt o.;;UlCt'S~ rc dly v nlcd It ~ee (Jxlll 0 up wt It w ·~a hcGUTle at Pe< ph: ' thcr pee pJc unpr >h thlc pr teet 1tl M r h Tht:y w ultl n tk~; ptle-llln lcl:' I Jilt.: He \\oht.:rc.: 11 w "' hL:ll 0 tl 1 e The N 111 n II Assot.:Jltlon 11 Ht ne Butluets s tys spe1 d ng ' 1 resttlct tal cmttdch •g 11 tuner c " cxpeclcu ' 11 p S12'\ hllhon Ut yc u up tum -~~ htlhon 10 ye 1r 10 0 <t Dan II w;u d 0 c terti m 1 tager t Bullue" Squ tre 1 '" n D >Y 1111 k !heft.: I~ I t.:e IIICt.:ll II he tween 1hc h1 nc unpr< vcme t she ws nd nc.: t; eJ husm~.: s A I 1 >I < me they ~orne 111 tOll I <klll 0 I r the pr tlucts they ve 1 lhest.: sh ws he s uti { rd 11 Step! c 1 t E1 glcwootl h 'ILc 1 t vteWt.:l <I flus Old 11, 1st.: I rtle p11!1Vt.: yt: us ec1 I I kc 1 v. tch II e n te 1ld stull If It WI tl n th e m.:!IHl 0 llv able ' ut I d he r,x yc tr ' til rcttrce I I w 1 lc h w they c~ll ~I< tJ I I l II I Stephen 1 ucc h tit 0 ttle Iter vtc' c I v. c dlcu S~u e F • 1 G r let ~r unmm 0 thrci.:l 1r s tuJ the A nett C Ill W uul h p appe Is I 11 Ill f I ht.: I t.: I h I I m tyht.: n It.: s u<.l w h woudwt rkers I H kmc f J he he V. I ll IZC h "i sp IWilt.:tl Jim 1c & C udcn 1 elc\tst m 1 24 c tllst c proJects It vtsu tl tppe tl eve plc,.ses the o ttl couch p >I It l11ere nre 1 hI ot pe >pic \\he w t!Ch tlus II at w II never 1ten pi to ptck up 1h ls;tw I e ' >d [ t h 11k t s k n I l " yeu th ng adtletl Ke1 [l ver vi 1r U Ilk I ll J t.:hUL:klL: hm 1 1 llty c hk 1etw rk With 40 shnw tlc!hc~tcd to he ne unprovc tcn 1r de~.: 1 r 11111e> g ude 111 g u d sun 1lnr pur mcnt n 1 1 tel Ulcl: 11 SUIIS Activities set for area youths Mtlhons of Amencan adoles cents spend theu free tune wu out supervtston opemng themseh s to the nsks oJ Involvement m ugs gangs vtolence and sex W1th more one parent and ual workmg couples adolescents eed -structured tfter school programs Pat N mce ot the Ironton office , I the Chtld Care Resource Net w trk has more than 12 years of expenence with school age pro c ' mmmc Programs should wclude games tcllvlly/mterest ce ti ers mustc ami opportumtaes for phystcal creative and expres stVe play Me1gs County restdents can contact Nance at 1 800 577 2276 Informauon IS avarlable on promot 1ng dtsctphne developmg ans and crafts books along w1th sc1ence and ma~1 dtscovery k•ts Clulll care professwmals can recetve a quarterly newsletter pub he pohcy change alerls and net workmg opportumttes For malen als on gettmg started m thts field c dl N mce 11 the above number ................~........................= • Metgs County arttsans had th• opportumty to show thetr stuff at the Adamsville Vtllage on Bob Evans Farm durmg the annual Anuque Car Show held June 25 Twenty of our local arusans dts played thetr talenl~ to a large crowd tllat was shuttled to and from the anuque car show Dunng 20 mm utes 73 people passed ~1rough one of tbe cabms Next ye tr Gale Le.< ley the BEF feuval planner tntends to put even more events together I bave recetved a letter !rom Gale that states her pleasure rn revtewmg the great quality of nur prouucts The tounsts I surveyed also md1cated tlle !ugh quality nt ~IC show as opposed to o~tcrs tltey have attended In cnntuncunn wttll the even~ ~•e Me1gs Cc unty Com mtsstoners supportcll ~>c creouon ol a brochure to lltstnbute dunng tbe event md tlso later thr mgh my of.ftce wluch hsts the local anr snns thetr respecttv e tr toe 1110 address Recently myselt mtl Hm 1cc Karr met w1~1 A~1ens and Hnckm 0 counues to dtscuss the po'tl!ve aspects olJmnmg forces lonnally In promote ourselves wtth the techm cal asSistance of Ohw U111vers ty We bave llevelopetl a mtssn>n sJ.atement that tdenuhes our m 1111 goals It 1s foremost that we market ourselves to mtlustry promote the compleuon ot U S 33 to the Rttchte Bndge and tlso to tr tck and develop legtslatmn th ll 111111 benefit our area We wtll be travel 111g together to U1e PI tshcs Trade Show 111 Clucago dur 11 0 September to meet wtth plast•cs fmns lookrng to expand or relocate IJ has been an tdenufted goal to purchase a pFesentauon booth that wtll of course be used JOintly tn t tke tn future trnde shows Paul Leonard and Btll Colley of AU1ens County and Hug! Morton o!IIocklng County tre the n:•pec l)ve members We feel that we ..-111 gam strength by JOintng lorces t' nb~un our shared goals Btll Coffey met w1~1 us rccenlly lor a demonstration ot lhe fnlemcl system hosted by the Athens Small Busmess Development Center There we dtscoven:d the many opportumlles avmlable vta comput er hookup to a telephone l111c m order lo access lunttless mlorm 1 tn\n Many people m the county me already takmg adv mUtge of th s for gene tlogtcal research grants sta ttstlcal mform 1110n m<l the hst goe..~ on Congre~smcn Ohio Lottery Part-time jobs boost future Social Security benefits help s prntluce PI t!Jtp, ' h w' They wo lit! I vc 1 d> 11 But t11ey cJ )JI t h LVt tJ e 1111 t.: I lh I c r the sktll It do I 1 he gr 1 tlll ltly 1 I such h• w I • show' rt " Ottl Hou'e ' ' u t s:Ull Monday, July 17, 1995 Cremeans rcrre senlntJve D 1ve Rnberls w l"i m our county recenlly In tom our mdustn nl s1te m Tuppers PI ms HH.l alst the Great Bend site He IS parttcularly mterested m U1e Gre.'lt Bend site alter dtscussmg ~1e need fnr rml servtce wtth St ue Rep John Carey l11ey ue lookmg mtn the cnsts t me and EPA reqmrements lssocmlet.l wtlh hmltl mg a rail l>ntlge ICillS' the Oh1< Rtver Ire m R tvenswood W V 1 to the Great Benll stte Mr Roberts plans to return to the county to spend more hmc d•scuss.m,g our plans lor future tlevelopment and so Will he ahlc to asSist us 111 the furure Our representatives have an mcreased mterest m our develop ment wtth l11e proposed Jegtslallon contmned m Jobs Btl! III It seems as though thts b II wa' wntten par ucularly wuh Metgs County 111 mmd The b1ll mcludes proVISions for fundmg land acqutsttton specu lattve butldmgs and brnwnfielcl site clean up [I passed as proposed Metgs County could take advan tagc ol every item contamed th 11 Rep Carey has pushed extremely hard to mclude the lundmg for speculauvc butldrngs Please take some tune and contlCt your repre sen tauves with your feelmgs regarllmg hnw thts legislatiOn wtll help us Thts month s quote One per st n h t"i entlwst t"iffi for '10 mmules another lor ~0 <.lays bu I 11 " the person who has Ill or ~0 years who makes a success ot thetr ltfe Edward B Butler Amencan scten 11<1 You must work a lull tulle JOb for many years bet(lre you can col feet Soctal Securttv benetlls Rtgbt? Wrong' Pan t me work can qualtfy you for Snc al Security too Mtlllons '1 pee pic we rk p lrt tune JOb' Sc ne pe pic wmk <nly ll lew hours 1 week JU t t > have extra money l>r thcm>elves or thetr famthes Others w< rk p u t tunc to fill what would ntherwtsc be lonely hours More and more pee pie today feel the need to wm k a part tune JOb 111 atldllu 1110 tltetr lull tunc tnh to help tllem make ends meet Rcgardle" ot the rc '" n 11 you re wctkttg 1 p r rune JOb you re txx"tmg ~lc unnunt ot the montllly benefit y< u ll rccetve when you ret 1e If your put 111ne wurlns-your only JOb-Is IS olten true lor he mem tkers-y< u re ~so makmg sure y< u h 1ve Sr u d Sc-cu r11y proteCtion th t cc ulll pay mo thly bet e!tts t you yc ur <p< use and u y depe r lent duldren 1! you bee 1ne tit hied 1 dte bet re you rc:: ehe>rhle to elite comes m The mother and her lam tly could be eltgtble fur Soctal Secunty benehts based on the eam mgs from her pan ume tnh Or 11 the mother dtcd her survtvnr' could be ehgtble tor benehts l11c benefits denved from the me ~ler ' part hme work we uld provtdc lull tune benefits m helpmg ~1e I umly survtve tbe hardshtp But Socttl Securuy pr< tcctton won t be there tor you 11 y< u1 eam 111 0 s aren 1 rcpnlted to Snc1 tl Secu nty md ~le taxes p ud on U1cm We recommend th 11 you check ynur eamm 0 s record m lc 1>\1 evct y three ye us It s c tsy t >do C til Sncttl Secunty s u ll tree numhct 1 8!Kl 772 1213 anyttme (tncludll g weekend< and hohd tys) md L'k tc t 1 Fnrm 7004 (Requcsl II r Pcrsnntl Earnmgs 1110 Bcnetrt Est 111 lie St llement) Ynu shnulu tccetiC y lUf Slltt!Int!lll Wllhlll (( Ur (( SlX weeks alter S >n d Sccunty n rnplcted I< nn Interuel usct"' c m get tile I lflll tr< m the Soual Securny Aumuus tmtton Intemct sc1 vcr 1 he tddrcss recetve~J'llUr ., hllp //www ss 1 JOV Qucsunns and Answers Q I applied fur a charge c lfll and the comp 111y tsked tor my Ju m my la~mhcs he put tunc S >cttl Secunty n unhcr lsn t 11 worker 1s the mother wht It Ids 1 a0 unst my kmU of !1~ to tsk tor JOb Jc f a few Ju Ul S <.1UIIIl 0 lht: t.Jay s mteonc s Snc1al Sccurlly num wh Je the dHILhe• e at schc nl her> Can I rei use to gtve rt to Her JOb m ty 1 11 seen th t nn]" r them) Lant tc her u U h~;1 I 111 1ly 11 11 s 1 A The '"" gcner tlly does ml two parenl I usehnlti Out wl I 11 pn luhtt IllY use <I St n 11 ~ecunty sl e bee une tits tbled nul wu ttl '" t numbers J1y the p11v lte se.ctc 1 w )fk 1111at , wt e• e S> ual Secunt y Althou 0 ~ Soct II .Secunty c 111 I pre venl c ther!>. lrnm t. . ktn~ tnr your numher y• u sh.ould know th u g1v llleo 11 I • lht:m t.Jnc!>. not g1vc them lt.:t.:ess 11 your s, C.:lll S~cunly recnn.ls It 1 husu eo.;;s t r other c1 terpfl!-.1! k' I •r yt ur S •ctal Sel: nty mn her y1 ll: 1t::l 'e 11 g1ve t t 1 thcm II •wen·r lh 11 m •Y me n U 11 ic- without lilt:: purch ~se or servtcc I< r whtch Y< ur number w 1s a::qUt:stet..l Q I sllrltt..IJcC.:cl\111 0 S H.: tll Secur ty rctuemcnt hencllts thts ye r Wtll I I ave t p •Y I ""' 1 n my hcncl I!\} Indians, Reds both lose games Sccunty I they IIIV/AJDS > 1\ Yes I he dts >hthty bene Ill> are p uu under the Supplcmetlltl Secunty !nee me (SSI) pre <run whtch " llmu 'tercd hy the Sex: ttl Secunty /\d11 tmtr.ttu 11 SSI tits thlitty p >ymcnts 0 < Ill people Ol Mumesot t Seattle also tlevmes pan of its constructiOn budget to art he srud Houslon San Antomo San Jose Cahf and St Paul Mmn ha1e looked at stmtlar promuns In the past few weeks Phoemx officmls have shown thetr fanctful lreeways to en•mecrs and city offi ctals from Soutb Afnca and Russta -JUSt some of the people from around tbe world who have come to study how art becomes pan of the destgn process here Our engmeers now thmk m terms of how to create somethmg that ts gomg to be a lasung monu ment and that people are gomg to treasure rather than JUSt Let s go budd a bndge srud James Matti son Phoemx s streets transporta lton dtrector Some of the creat10ns -1\ landscape destgn that uses maroon anti pmk gr JVel to convert a bowl shaped patch of dtrt between two ln:::cways IntO l cCO metnc pattern remmtscent of 1\mencan Indtan potterv -Co ncrete columns for an overpass cast 11 wavy paucms that Ann Landers Thts woman ts mampulauve and mean Nmely percent of her conversatiOns with my wtfe are stones that go back 80 years She talks mcessan~y and never has a good word to say about anybody Its too late for my wtfe and me to escape thts hell but I hope my letter wtll warn others to thmk twtce before takmg an elderly rclauve tnto thCif home HOPELESSLY STUCK IN NEW JERSEY DEAR STUCK Sorry your hfe IS a hell but why do you permit her to do thts to you and your famtly' Emtly should have been moved to a rettrcment home long before now Happily many elderly people who hvc w11h family members arc pleasant and even helpful but I go back to a very old prem•se llrud down many years ugn Nobody can iake advantage nf you Without your -Community calendarThe ComrnUIIIY C tl e nd r ts published 1s 1 tree scrvtce u 11011 profit groups Wtshmg It IIIII IUIICC meeting anti spec.al c vents rhc calendar IS not destglled to promote sales or funtl ratsers ul any type llems are .Jlrmled a.o..; sp 1c.:e pennlls and caunfit' be gu tr mtced It run 1 spectfic numher of days MONDAY RACINE - Southern Htgh A~tlettc Boosters wtll meet Mon day 7 30 p m at Snulhcrn l·hgh school Plans wtll be dtscussed tor fau conces mn Uld tooth 111 sc '" n MIDDLEPORT Bthle School Wesleyan Btble llol ness ChufCh Mtdtllepe rl Mon I >y through July 21 7 to 8 10 p m each evenmg All welcome Rev John Neville pa<tnr RACINE - Racme Vtllagc Ill recessed scs SIOII Monday 7 p m at Star Mtll Park Councll meeting I'OMf:ROY - Pomeroy Vtl !age Counctl meettng m spec11l general sessiOn 6 p m 11 vtllage ball LETART- Let trt 1< WI slup Truslees Mono ty 7 p m 11 • Ihcc butldmg RACINE - fen tl ty football camp begms lor Snuthern Htglt football players 6 '\0 11 B >O p m TUESDAY POMEROY - Ea 0 les 1\u.,t tary meeun 0 Tuesd ty 7 1,() p m EAST MEIGS - A wr >k '"' smn wtll be held at Eastem Htgh School Tuesday and Thutsd •Y 7 p m Athletes parents of athletes and other workers are needed wtth cleanmg supplies rakes and weed ealers WEDNESDAY POMEROY - Alzheuners 111~ Related DtSoruers Support ( ,rnup I to 3 pm Wednesday 11 the Sentor Ctllzens Center Pomen y Tech mques for managmg me< ntme11cc ba~ung and dressmg depressu n managemcn~ anti tcttvlltcs lor th e demenua pauent wtll he dtscusseu POMEROY Narcot1cs Anonymous Wednesday 7 p m Sacred Heart Church Mulberry Avenue Pomeroy .. In upper 80s By ROBER I BURNS Assoc1at~d Pr~ss Wrtl~r WASHING rON- rhe Clmt< n tdmmtstr ttl II IS wctghmg a request that 1t broaden Its mthuuy commiUnent m Bo<ml by usmg ll S tr;ulsp<lrt and attack helicopters to move Eumpean UN tuX>p remlorcemcnts mto the war zone ofltctals >Uud The Wh te House sud PreSideht Clmton had made no llectstons on what role II any the Unned State.s woulu play 111 strengthcmng the UN peacekeepmg mtsston m Bosm1 winch has fatted utterly to protect ctvtl ums m eastern Bosm 1 Mtke McCurry the Whue House pre<s secretary smd Monday mme very senstltve mtiWuy plann11 g was under way tncludmg conSider:,uon of whether to provtde U S helicopters 1<1 tr msport European troc p rem lorcements to halt the Bosn an rehd Serb assaults on UN s lie areas The prcsttlcnt s m tde no dectswn to provtde that type of asstst mce Although some argue that the htghway art IS a waste of tax dol Iars the works otten amount to less than I percent of construction costs Matuson satd The cost of art for one overpass for example amounted to $200 000 on a $14 mdhon proJeCt he satd Not every proJect IS well rcce1ved It y< u don t have great butld m s 11 least you have dtst mcuvc frce\"ays Pomeroy Council approves employee insurance coverage Pomeroy Vtlltge Counctl has approved 1 new health m~urance pohcy for v1ll1ge employees Meetmg m spectal seSSion Mon day lltj;hl counctl unammously accepted a m mag ed care policy wtth Umted HeaiUle<tre of bhto for $~ 359 02 a month - approxunate Jy $3 000 less than ~1e current p<>lt cy The company proposed a man aged care plan calh ng for a $10 co payment for doctor s VISitS With no annual deducuble Vtstts to doctors and facthttes outstue of the pro grrun wrll be subJect to an annual deducuhle Tn otbet bus ness ct unci I passed a resolutto 1 uti nnzmg ..Counctlman John Musser. to tpply for an Ohm Department of Trans pnrtat10n grant to relocate utrllly lines along downtown M:un Street Alsn counctl gave a second readmg to a resolutmn mtb< nzmg Musser to apply lor an Ohw Department ol Natural Resources grant for upgr tdes to til e vtlltge Tw 1 gencr ttwns celebrated Bates and hts son Ryan Susan btrthd •Y p rile recently 11 the Carl Wallace Donna and Wally home ol Eugene 10 Maqnrtc Hatfield Ray and Brenda Roush SmtUl ol Pc men y Barhara Woodyard and her son Eugene Smith cclchr tell Ius Jesse and Cbns and Kristm Trader ?2nd buthday wh11e Ryan Bates all of Pomeroy Btll and Mary Smllb s great grandson had b•s Shephard and Karen Bates Proc 11th blrthllay Ryan ts tlle son of torvtlle Lori Redmond and her Davtll Bates daughter Jarme of Ma.<;On W Va Attendmg the !estrvtttes were and Angela Edwards of Lan~v1IIe Eugene and M:ll]one Smttb Davtd letter but I doubt that 11 wtll help Youronlyhopetsthatltmtghtopen a dtalogue that leads htm to get some help I recommend Alcoholics Anonymous for htm and AI Anon for you Both are listed 111 the phone book and they are free GemoftheDay(CreditthePrame Rambler) AdamandEvehadantdeal marnage He dtdn t have to hear about all the great guys she could have marned and she dtdn I have to hear about hts mothers wonderful cookmg Ann Lande~s bookie! Nuggets and Dooz1es has everythrng from the ourrageously funny Jo the pOignantly rns>ghrful Send a self addressed long bus mess s1ze enve lope and a check or TMney order for $5 25 (this rncludes postage and han dlrng) to Nuggets cloAnn Landers PO Box ll562 Chrcago Ill 606JJ 0562 (In Canada send $6 25) lfe(fowslirp Clinstran Jlcatfemy 'lJoit_ 68 s 1(, 124 'l(eetfsville OJ{ 45772-0068 (614)378-6175 The Fellowshtp Chnsttan Academy IS now regtstenng students for the 1995 199.1> school year We have opemngs n our kmderganen program Thts program IS destgned to have the students readmg by Chnstmas lime and they wtll be addmg and subtractmg smgle and double dtglls by then as well We have openmgs avatlable m grades I 12 RegiSter your child m an educational program that IS mdmdualtzed for each student Place them m an atmosphere conductve to learnmg Get mvolved m the educat onal program that butlds character Btbhcat pnnc pies and moflll values The students get hands on leammg on the School of Tomorrow CVI (computer vtdeo mteracuye) learnmg program lbl6 program mcludes masterng your read ng sktlls on levels I 12 They w>ll also have access 10 the CVI m the wordbutldmg sktlls area (spelhng vocabulary) The htgh school students can begm usmg the CVI on levels of math and sctence You may call anytime Monday thru Fnday 8 00 a m to 4 00 p m Students need to be regtstered as soon as posSible Each student ts evaluated at thetr own levels of leammg and eumculum IS ordered for that students level of leammg and achtevrnent Rcgtster soon> Fellowsh p Chnsttan Academy ts located m Reedsvtlle Ohto at the Fellowsh>p Church of The Nazarene on SR 124 across from Forked Run State Park For more mfonnat10n or for testmg call614 378 6i50 or 614 667 6946 or 614 378 6422 1 Section 10 Pages 35 cents A Mulllmodla Inc Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Oh1o, Tuesday, July 18, 1995 Clinton weiQhs helicopter use in Bosnia Smiths' host birthday party pcrmtsston Dear Ann Landers Will you kmdly pnnt an npen tcucr to all men who have a love aiTatr with The Bottle• Dear (lilt n tbe hlank) You arc no Casann1 a when you are skunk drunk When you come home after boozmg 11 up with the boys (or whoever 11 s you were wtlh) please don t w tke up your wtfe and make fuohsh suggest>ons She will not apprectatc your sudden mtercst Alcohol m 1y change the way you feel but 11 docsn t do a damn thmg for your wtfe except make her feel even more dtsgusted I hope you w1ll pnnt th1s letter Ann because I want to tape It to our bathroom mtrror Maybe when "Mr Wonderful sees hun self m pnnt, he wtll get the message FISH FACE (HIS NAME FOR ME) DEAR FRIEND Heres your 9-15-22-26-33 Vol 46 NO 56 Copyright 1995 Mother-in-law takes advatage of situation Dear Ann I anders I wrne thts letter wttll the hope of savmg o~rs from the hvmg hell my wtfe and I are now expenencmg The hell I speak of IS allowmg an older person to move mto your home In th1s case IllS my mother tn law Emily" was S7 when she moved tn three years ago I was adamant about not allowmg thts to happen but my wtfe mststed Her strongest argument was "She doesn t have long to ltve Emtly s many vrstts to doctors blood tests X rays and EKGs show she s 111 excellent health My wtfe has had cancer surgery and a heart attack and IS on msuhn for dtabetcs Emtly walked mto our home wtth the atd of a walker Now tbe walker has been put away and she uses a cane only when she goes to a doctor The woman IS m better shape now than she was ftve years ago We can t understand 11 We no longer travel because when we leave the house even for a short penod of ttme she has a ftt She answers the phone 1f we don t get 11 first and says Hello Thts ts the dog that hves tn the basement (Her apartment IS m the lower level of our b1 level home ) Lows tonight In the 60s. Clear Wednesda} sunnv Hi~hs ly 11 L >mcs wh 1 uc dts thlcd m >Y qu tilly Q Wtll 11 y rc ucmc ll pensu n I 1m my t< h •educe ~lc unc unt of 11 y S Kl tl Scctn y hencllt A Jl y u e-C pcnst 111 hom Wt k when~ ve J r tl l s X: Ill Scc l A Ah >UI 20 pc cc I of pet plc 1 ly IJHS II WI// II I IJct.:l ye Ul who 0 ct Sc l: II Sccunty h IVc In S ull Sc(UIIIY ht.: 1r.:111 II 1wcv~r p •Y t 1x.es 'n t!H::Ir he nellis Th1s II ye t1 e-CI pt.: ( I l II Wt k th I provtsiOn tllech only pwpk wlw w ~~ n 1 t.: t.:lt.: I hy So( III S~.:c.:un have suhst Ullltluu.:ome lU atldtllon ty- l>r ex nplc he lctlcr I cml tn thetr Soct ~ Secunty At U1e cnll Sl: VllC II ~( Itt: Slllt: 11 I lt.: II gt v ot e teh yc 1r y< u wttl recetve 1 t.: 1 let I l;lllpl yn 1.:11 -ynUI S 'li.:l Ll Sc c• II Secunty lknellt St ttement Se-em lty hcncl n 1y he I wcrcll or (Fmm SSA 10 J'J) 111 the mat! t llsel showmg the m unt <I henctm Retuctnclll lttcot!ic you rei.:cncd Y< u c 111 usc th1s It y lu re nc trl 1 .:~ rellrcmcru 1t:>c stilt.: net t wlu.:n ye u e t: )JTiplllll g y u n IY he we •!lcnng 11 llH>ncy Y< If Ieder 1l J tee me 1 tx rctutn I> y u 1ece•vc II 111 t:OITl(lllly pen ilntl < ut 11 n y 11 y 111 henclus uc Sl 1 pi 11 w•ll llcct the unt nut ot suhfCCI I I I X y mrS'"' II Sccu lty bend us \Veil I' r m c.: 1 I 1111 11 < n c.: 1llthe II e f1 wc1 1 • 01 ly llli.:Omc y 1u In erutl Rc1cn c Sc VIce ' 1 llltee TclcJvc lro n w 1lklll e r sell 0 tclcph< 1 c numhc1 I XOO X2 J employment counts when comput 'l,67f to tsk I< r Puhhc HI 11 '"4 mg the amount of your monthly I x I tl 1 n '" 1 1 11 Olde1 Amen Snctal Secunty beneht Income c 111 tnt! Put he 11 1 Jl~ Soc11l from pen>wns IRAs mtl other Secunty Bencltts uul Equtv tlcnt rettrement pltns mvestments and R ulrc ad Rctucmcnt Bcnehts savmgs does not affect the amount Q Is 11 lluc th 11 even chtldren ot monrhly henellts ynu recetve c 11 qu t1 ty t >r help 111m Sc c1 l frc m Socml Secunty resemble abstract desert reputes fhe tleston pavs tnbute to the Hohokam Inut tn s who once hvcd m the area Rcsttlcnts - many of whom opposed cons II ucuon of the freeway - wctc 11 11tcd to con tnbute photos hctrlooms even complamts to he embedded 111 the art\\ork -S1x trlc murals ot dancmg fig urcs desert ammals landscapes and cttyscapcs on retatmng walls along an Interstate -- Sports, Page 4 my 10 C wlu h IV!.! ltulc 11\l."t me uuJ 1es 1urc.:cs C'l ldrcn wtll low I un1 Purple snakes, Indian pottery turn highways into art PHOENIX (AP) - Atrport shutUe dnver Joe McCabe hkes to show hiS passengers the purple snake and 1\mencan Indtan pat terns adommg the retammg walls and overpasses of tile freeways He says such artwork dtstm gutshes the crty s ht 0 hways from Olhers like those m h s hometown of Chtcago The htghways there are dtrtv dmgy and patheuc McCabe srud Here 11 IS an exceptiOnal beauty that they take the expense ll enhance the hlehwavs In the past seven 1ears the st 1te and City have Spcl I about $ry3 11111 hon on htghwoy 1all mutals p 11 temed concrete on b u.Jgc overpass es and sculpted support columns The etfort has put l'hocmx at the forefront of a movement to mer~e art with mfrastructurc satd Btll Mornsb dt ector of the Urban Destgn Center at the Umversuy of P1ck 3 475 P1ck 4 5513 Buckeye 5 ' bill helds Co~nctlman Wrlhrun A Yo mg presented counctl members wtth r ltst of tasks to repalf sewer and d1 am age prohlcms 111 I he Umon lllll Mulberry avenue area anu tlong Prospect Htlt He and Councilman Crenrge Wnghl tden!lhed problems mclud mg ~1e Jack ol dram guruds rock ant! other debns cloggmg culverts excesstve hrush growth and clogged drams and graungs Rest dents m those areas told cnunctl members that pn blems wtth the sewers and dm11s were aggravated by May llnods Young s uti he plans to closely follow progress on the work Present were Maynr John W Blaeth>ar Clerk Kathy Hysell anu councalmen Musser W1lh lffis Wnght Scott Dtllnn and BtU H~p tonstall Absent w 1s Counctlman Larry Wchrung Council wtll meet 111 regular ses StOll Monday Tuly 24 at 7 p m ~~ the vtll tge J all Lucasville inmate pleads guilty to amended charge McARTHUR (AP) An nunate mdtctetl m the ktdnappmg of a guard who was killed m a pnson not hru; pleaded gmlty to an amended charge nf ahductton Wayne Flanmgan 2 S entered the plea Mond~y m Vmtnn County Common Plea~ Court Sentencmg ts set for Aug 28 The maxunum penalty on the abductiOn charge a thlfd degree felony tS 10 years m pnson and a $5 000 ftne The ktdnappmg Ch If 0 e a llrst degree felony IS pumshable hy up w 25 years m pnson and a $10 000 fine Flanmgan was among mmates who stormed mto tile L 1 cellblock Legislators plan probe into Waco disaster at the Southem Oh10 Correchnnal Fapltty and captured guard Robert Vallandmgham Flanmgan w" a member of the Black Gangster Dts ctples one of ~uee gangs ~lat cnn trolled the Apnl 1991 not at the Lucasvtlle pnso11 Vallandmgham 40 wa ktllc<l when mmates demands lor restorauon of electriCity anti water were not met In 1991 Flanrugan was sen tenced from Delaware County to 13 to 25 years m pnsc n lor rob bcry He w ts cr nvtcted w11h twc others ot robbmg g tr tge 1 rna 1 m h1' McCurry told rep< ners hull here ru-e 1C1tve Lh t:ussu 11s u 1tler wny 1hout how they wtll proceed McCurry srud thts would he atldressed 1n m >C >let ul I nd 1y 11 1meet mg m London nl alhed delense and loretgn m1111stets Secret uy of State Warren Cbnstopher and Defense Secretary Wilham Perry pi 111 to attend ~mt meeung along Wl~l lhetr counterp uts from Bnt:un France Germ my anti Russm admuustr uu '" II cmls s:ud M my m Congress 1rc <pposed I< C< ntllllllll 0 let alone expn uu g the UN mtsswn 111 IJosm t n<.l even lh~.; B sn1 11 eoovemmcnl - who e Mushm ctvthans the l mted Nm 'ns h ·~ plcugcu tn pr< teet - " n >w talkmg about 1"1~1draw l1 \I the UN f >rccs At a Washmgton news conlctet ee on Menu 1y B ""' 11 I' etgn M11 ster Muhruned S lctrbcy sattl Ius g lVcmment would !lcmm<l the wtth draw Jl of the n teum uonnl f( n;c unless contnhutmg n 1111 1s 1g c.ed tc confront Seth 1ebels m comhm Samhcy s 1<1 Ius 0 <vcnnne>H will ty Cou 1cll l t 1ts dcu~·ll 11 n 11 date hcyo 1d lis N ve nbe.r <.:XJ 1 ttu Ute summer h The number nl ptckers anti packers var1cs datly dependmg on how many slu w up s 11d Larry Turley who w m mages the fum with Ltnda Ius wtle Are 1 t urns uc a gre 11 source of JObs lor young pee pie s uti C >unty Extenswn Agent H 11 Knecn atldmg th 11 tl e wnrk olten helps them nay lor schoht Number 'ne tomtH cs trc packed first A fellct ll st ndard OflClf D< wn t E uth I rm employs 1bnu1 10 3~ ptckers al01 e mnstly JUIItor l11gh b<Jys satll SHOWING OFF - John Hill, who ha.• heen working on 'his farm since he was 8 years old, shows orr some of this year's tomato crops as lhts year's season moves lo harvest In Metg.• County (Senhnel pholo) )Xes IlUJOber one refers I, ltr0 c per ft;cl tomrllncs w thou! hlcrntsh <ud Mrs Cummurs Ahout the p ck 11 g ptocess Knecn s uti It lakes u eye I • he nbk to scpar IIC numhcr He tom ttot;s fr 1 n the Jes t lt lhc ptck M my ol the I< mate cs arc ptcked g•ccn Dcpendmg on the he 11 they wtll npen q111ckly The recent heat w:wc hns C:tusell Lhe tomatoes to gn trom green to bnght red rn a.s httle a' two days To compensate fnr the dry heat man)l'farrners emplny trn gauon tcchruqucs 11 get water to tlletr plant' , There trc two m un forms of ~rng 1111111 dnp anti overhead Dnp tmgntu 1 w >rks much hke 1 garden he sc 1\ h "" >n the gn unt11s set to em t so rn my g 11 Ions per hour Dependmg <n hr w m my gal Ions the h )SC ts St:l to rt!lc Jo.;;e lhc prnl:ess m ry 1 Ike h mr s 1 ht: hen el ts h 1wever seem 10 m tkc up for the extra tune fhe pr •cess conserves w ller by only sentltng walcr to the pi tnt roots s;ud Kncen By s tvmg water he sud the pr tcess also prevents crosu n He ttltle(l th II 1! 1lsn tllows lntmcrs <r ptckcrs to w tlk through ~lc ltclll tlurmg the pr' (Continued on Page 3) High number of oil imports widen U.S. trading deficit WASHINGTON (AP)- The U S trade dehcn hll 111 all tunc htgh of $11 43 btllton 111 May 1s Arncnc ms appeute for unports set another record pushed upward by the htghcst tmports of crude ml 111 more tllan lour years The Commerce Dep uiment s ud WASHINGTON (AP) - When today that the May unbalance 111 Jerry Petnlh and Carol Moore t ~k goods and servtces was 0 I percent about what happened near Waco than the prev1ous record set htgher 1'has two years ago 11 s hard tn m Apnl of $1 I 42 btlhon unagme they re tellrng the same The new rep<lrt c tught analysts stOry by surpnse They h td heen fore Petnlh s lapel pm features 11 casllllJl a sharp narrnwmg ot the outline ol Texas lour t us md 1 defictt to arnunll $9 htlh m bcl1cv PREPARATION- Rep Charles Schumer, D NY, Junked on snnple slog m Never forget Feb mg that slower growth 111 the Unu at left liS staff atde Josh L•ay prepared a tape recorder prtnr to 28 19~3 fh H wns the llty I< ur ed States would cut tnt(l demand Schumer's Capitol H1ll news conference Monday to discuss the of Ius fellow agents from the upcommg heanngs on the ratd at the Branch Davtdlan compound for 1mports whtlc exp< rts would Bureau ol Alcohol Tobacco and rebound m Waco Texas 1 he hearmgs hegln Wednesdav (AP) Ftreanns were kttled anti he and Exports dtd nsc by 1 3 percent more tb an a dozen C>thers were m May to a new !ugh ol $64 g I btl JOIIlt heatlii 0 S Wcdnesdny 111 111 wounded m a I>otched r:uu on Ute md the comp<1und was m shes hnn But unrons mste td ol tallmg Pelrllh anu other gnvcmmcnt auempt to provtlle a lull account Branch Davtllllll corn]>< untl were up a' well chmhmg 1 1 per mg of wh 11 happened 11 the cum Moore won t I< rget that J lie a0 ents say the Davtdtans comm1t etther From her perspective that ted mass sutctde wnh !lames and pound Because <I the p tssage nl cent tn $76 24 btlltnn ft marked bullets Mome a lounder of the was tlle day the Ut lied State.s goy tune and the p<>ht cal nature of the the fourth tune tht> year th II emment rgnorcd the Const uuuon Washmgton based Committee for heanngs however much of the tmports have set a new monthly rectlrd The trade dehcn IS the dtl and brought exeesstve force to bear Waco Justice s 1ys there " ev1 truth may remam elustve dence the guvemment set tlu:: tJJc on Davtd Koresh anti hts followers Petnllt was one nl the ltrst ference between 1 nports and When the Matter of the Brrutch and blocked escape routes result agents through the gate ol Koresh s exports Amcnca s hill tnr fnrctgn crude Davttltms as the stwotnut and Ulg 111 the ltrgest s)a~ghter ol compound a11empttng to serv~ • standoff are known 111 the stenle ctvthans smce Wounded Knee m search warr 1111 a' p;ut ol ~ lrre<trms 01 I Jumped I 5 percen I to $4 0~ htl language of governmenl lmreau 1890 mvcsttgatlon He took ab<)U t 10 hon the htghcst level stnce Two congresstonal subenmmrt crats entled on 1\pnl 19 1993 steps before a grenade exploded November I 9 )0 rhe mcrease renected Ute fif~1 str ught monthly Koresh md 80 loth wers were <.lead tees are set to begm etght Jays of '11 11 Itty the (IN Sycun IX' ll:Ckt:t:plll~ Jill su n s m 111 ll He Racine Council signs off on bids Family farming continues to run from generation to generation Vtckt Cummms who owns the fann w1tl1 her hush 111<.1 J tck When ~1e crops tre hn •ghl rn Mrs Cmmnms al >ng w1U1 pad ers sep trate Ute tomatoes by Size and color 1 fie tomatoes rue run II rough a washer ruul led hy conveyer bell to a rotalrng lthle Packets Jrutd a10und the I hie md Jo ttl th e tomatoes mto 10 po md c 1p ctty 1 L: The fntet 0 n 11111 stet met I tile Wh tc II >usc 1 n Mono ty wtth ll N Arnh~ssador Madeleu e Alhnght mtl Nat 01 II Sccunty Allvtser Anth my L lke McCurry satd 11 w" 1dt cusSiou tl at rclkctcd some of the ur0 en cy that boUt the Bosma 1 g< vcmment 1HI tl e l1111tcu States govenuncnt feel the ut the stlu It n lie s td S tetrbcy d tl n 11 u scuss wtthdr 1w 11 ol lJ N troops llosn m au he 11 es we1e u lun It'll hy Lh~.: pc tc~,.:,kccpcrs I tlure tc pre vent the capture last "eek >I Stehrcttc 1 1!IN dc<l ucd tic ue 1 I tr refugees 111 c tstem B •sn a Am her stH:h h vc 1 Zcp tC nuns uncJer stn 1g lllack hy Ihe I e tv ly l wtl [l "' 111 Seth u d 1 hkclv 1 , 1 II soon Tomato time By MELISSA CIA VA RELLI Sentinel News Staff It IS tom uo season 1gam and all over Mergs County tarmers are harvestmg thetr crops One of ~1e oldest !arms m the area Green Acres m Racme har vesl< cabbage sweet mll hot peppers sweet corn and c ullaloupes a< well as tomatoes John Htll st <rled workmg on the farm when he was S ye lfS old He IS now 79 md h " p L'scd much of the responstbthty on to hts chtlllren and gmntlchtlllren What was once a 100 acre frum IS now ahout 95 acres hut Htll only owns about 30 of those The rest IS rented Ire m Rtch uds & Sons Gravel Co Accorllmg tn Htll s tlaughler Lmda Htll Tmley Htll s hr< ther Juhan sold most ot the l mtl m the I 960s to the Hmm 1 Co II Co No one could remember when Rtch trds & Sons bought the land Like most of the fanns m tJ1c area Green Acres employs most I) JU!liOI htgh and !ugh school students to ptck and pack crops m vcty' t:XI~o:lltl 11 I( n se 111 the pncc of crude Whtch clunbed to an average nl $17 39 per barrel lhc h ghest pnce level smcc November 1'1')2 ] he IIICfC ISC Ill the delicti occurred despite ~lc ltct th 11 the 1mb tlmce with lnp 111 shr tnk 6 4 pcrcet t in M ty 10 $~ ~0 hllll ln the lowest level "1cc Fcbru try 1 he 1 trrowmg of the tr tdc gap with J tp 111 was helped by an I I ~ per cent drop m 1m ports nl lap tnese c us dunng ~lc month I pru1ese car shtpmcnts h td shot up to the second htghest level e t record 111 Apnl rctlccung 111 p:ut a> ell >rl by 1nkyo to be~t ~1re tcnell U S pumuvc t mfls on Jnxury c trs rt10se sancuc Its were averted by 111 lltlt he ur trade agreement nmeu 11 boostmg s ti cs nf Arncnc 111 cars u d parts rn lap m So far tilts yc tr Amcnc • s tr tdc dclrc t ts runnmg at n annu II r ti e ot $126 89 btll•n•~ up sh rrply tr >m last years total e f $ .~2 87 htll m rcpresenlln£ 1 turlhcr tlr g 11 11me when the US ect 11omy w 1 already slowmg Fears of a recess! H h 1vc less encd after the I etler 11 Reserve switched em rsc earl er Uus me 1U1 aml ~ l:trlctl cu1t1ng 11 ter~~~ r ti C' t •r the f rst ttn!e 11 three years 11 111 etfoflf{ boost dem mtJ Ill such u1t By GEORGE ABATE Senhnol New> Staff Racme Vtllage Counetl awarded $314 080 68 111 htds lor water meters and a water hne ex ten<tnn on Yellow Bush Ro td 11 us Mon day mght mcctmg I he project Wtll Install I HX feet of stx mch p1pe tn the edge nl the corporation ltmtts md three new hydr mts Counctlm u1 Robert Beegle sud Btds were tpprovetllnr Ohw Dulhfli\ Inc M tsstlnn $43 414 for well and clectnc wt rk 11 the pump house lclle1s Ct nstiUCIH n Pomeroy $40 4 71 4~ I r w Iter lane cxtcnst m ruJ Jellcrs Ct n structu n $230 19S 211 fur meter Jnslallallon It npens up the tre 1 lor dcvel opment Beegle sud tdtltng tbout 10 cnnncctuu s w II have mere Jsct.J ptessu ~ wath Uc I t~CI lines The protect IS he11 g luntled through an Ohu Dcp 1 tmct t <I Devele pmcnl gr 11 I I 11 $1 ~6 IHK) mtl tn App 11 tcht HI Rcgu 1 II Com ll11SSWI1 gr 1111 lor $RO 000 Beegle sa td Also M 1y ll Jell Tl <rr ton Will 1pply lot 1 2 percent h n ~ >r $76 000 Tile protect s p tee wtll speed up stnce Jeffers ConstructuH wtll tnstall water hu es tnd meters me 111 ng th e gwund wtll mly he 1om up once Next ODOD needs to 1pprnvc the hrms Ohto Dnlhng could stall wtthtn 21 days nd the mst 'I the project she uld hcgm w th11 30 tltys Wtthm s1x m mths lhc 11111 ,r ty nl the protect she ultl he completed dcpcnumg on the we uher Beegle sat t 1 he vtllage h" the ut 400 w tier customeJs (Cuntinued un l'a~· 3) U.S. trade in ~~ goods and services Tho month by month changes >n the governments new trado report whteh tncludes trade •n serv>ces as well as trade 111 goods Tho lollowmg Ist ng shows the ovorall deltclt the del c 11n goods and tho surplus >n sarvtcos In b IIJOns AP teal seclon" L'\ h msmg 1d ut< ~ ~ 1\ftet;,) ap 111 the ' >I m s cc >ntl largest tlellcu 111 M 1y w" with Chm 1 a g~p ol $2 R4 htlhon the largest rnhal nee wJth th II C( untry s1hce Novcmh~.:r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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