http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a7bbf08c283a21905330a8b3c5f72a96.pdf 9e898ce7492e7598fe81dc09f210380e PDF Text Text • , Page 12 • The Daily Sentinel Thursda-y, July 20, 1995 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Bride·ends wedding on wrong note · Ann Landers .. ,W5, l.OI~ Timet syncuc:.re Wid Creator1 Svnc!iea1e" Dear Ann Landers:· Several weeks before the wedding day, the father or the bride told his daughter he would be proud to walk her down the aisle, but he didn't want to panicipate in the traditional ratherdaughter dance. He is a shy person and said he hadn't danced in 30 years and didn't want to make a fool of himself. When the time came, the bride confronted her fatl\er and insisted that he dance anyway. He was embarrassed and said, "I'd rather not." The bride then told her rather she would nevtl_r2~. to him "again and walked away_ angry. To make maucrs worse,'she whined about it all evening to everyone who would listen. It cast a pall over the en tire evening. -rA, father was. clearly de~ressed bc-~se the weddmg celebrauon had l.oeen gomg beautifully untd that incidenL Who was at fault, Ann? -A GUEST IN CHICAGO DEAR ~HICAGO: Too bad 'the father d1dn t offer to JUSt stand wtth hisdaughterinthecenterofthe !loor and sway for a few bars. That would have been a good compromire. What a shame a dark shadow was cast over what should have been a tolally joyous celebration. The bride sounds like a spoiled brat to me. Dear Ann Landers: Recently, a woman in Hemphill, Texas, wrote that her live-in boyfriend was ordered to pay 13 years' worth of back support for a child he fathered after "a one-nighter with a tramp." Labeling the moiher of her boyfriend's unintended child as a "tramj1" was, in my opinion, :xtrem_c:l,r harsh. Ir the woman ts .• tramp, what IS the writers boyfnend' After all, he had sex w1th her, presumably with no mlention or seeing her again and with total disregard for the possible • Riffle to attend law school consequences. , Would ll not have been more charitable to say, "My boyfriend made a mistake years ago with a woman who made the same mistake, and I will stand by him while he pays the price"' The writer of the letter may herself make a mis!alceone day. Then she .will find that a forgiving aod understanding anitudo toward the human weaknesses of others will make it easier for her to forgive herself. -- C. B.. CHICAGO, fLL . DEAR C. B.: When I write my column·, I try to preserve as much of the original language as possible without getting clobbered by the Legion of Decency. The woman may well have been as pure as the driven snow-- before she drifted. However. I agree that name calling is ugly and invariably makes a bad sit nation worse. Thanks fofyour comment. · Dear Ann Landers: My wife's son, "Don," age 24, lives with us. She also has a 5-year-old granddaughter who visits often. THURSDAY REEDSVILLE - Eastem Local School Board r~:gular wiU1 a ha.,ket dinner at 12:30 p.m. Family rul(J friends welcome . SYRACUSE - Carl Hubbard POMEROY - i\1-1\JJon meet- family reun ion and covered dish ing 7 p.m. Thtn<day at Sacred · dinner Sunday, -12:30 r m. at the Hcan Catholic Church, Mulbctry Syracust;: Park' sllel!t:r near the Avenue. m:trin:t. REEDSVILLE - Mecti11g for Eastem Jr. High student.' imcrcstcd in playing football Thu rsday. 6 p.m. in the high school lo cker room. For mort! information POMEROY - con~ the Meigs Cnunly pros~cuting a!torney as a cate. crim~ vi~::tim advo- !he Sacred POMEROY- Sin~c.:r rl' union Sundny :11 noon al I he SL'IItm ('iii- zen ..; Ccnler. ~ATUIWAY ation requirements. She is curr.ently employed by ai Heart Church. tact Coach Colley m ()(, 7- 73~ 7. GRETA RIFFLE /\1 -/\teen meet- ing 7 p.m. Sunday RACINE - Circ le lamily reunion wiUl pntluek dinner S:uurday, '12:30 p.m. at Swr Mtll Park. Table service fs prnviJcd. Fricmls and family welcome. · SUNUAY RUTLAND- lltgg ., Lunilv MONDAY MIDDLEPORT- Yararion IJihlc · sc hool at I he !lradlor<l C hu rch nf Clui's l lhrou ~h .l t1ly 2H from9- ll : l5 a_m. dail y 1\gl,;.s four mlt.lup. . DON TATE MOTORS, Inc. ~··w~"f::' .4rn ANNIVERSARY ~ -. l[~~ SALE CONTINUES Y THIS WEEK~S DRIVE A RELATIVELY NEW VEHICLE FOR LESS THAN YOU EVER THOUGHT POSSIBLE WITH THE FORD RED. CARPET LEASE! ~ P~US 6) Ford Auto Club 7) No Resale Risk 8) Most with New Car Warranty 9) Free Bag Phone {with FCN hookup) 10) Quest Club Membership HERE'S HOW IT WORKS••• 94 TAURUS 94 ESCORT 1995 CADILLAC .SEDAN DEVILLE . V6, auto., air, stereo, 4 va, leather, loaded, door, PW, PL, tilt, cruise. 5,000 miles. SAVE THOUSANDS!! $14 995 1995 GEO METRO Stk. #20590 Stk.. #20850 13,749 (Capitalized Cast) ' 1995 CHEVY BLAZER 4X4 995 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SEVERAL TO .CHOOSE FROM 5 speed, air, rear defogger, stereo, great mileage. SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! sa,999 ASK US ABOUT PONTIAC'S GREAT LEASE PIANm V6, auto., tilt, cruise, 4 Dr., PW, PL, LS-trim, lugg~ge carrier, cassette. . 69 1994 CHEVY CAPRICE 1995 CHEVY CAVALIER Z-24 V-8, Cruise, tilt, Quad 4, PW, PL, rear defogger, 5 speed, Hawaiian Orchid. HURRY! LOADED! $15;995 $14,995 1994 PONTIAC SUN BIRD CONVERTIBLE 1995 OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA Auto., air, stereo, cruise, tilt, PW, PL. 2 Dr. or 4 Dr. Auto., air, stereo. · FUTURE VALUE 7, 149* 4,845* (Lease Depreciation) 6,600** 5,1 04** 93 MUSTANG 93 TRACER tQH~ERIIILE WAGON (Capitalized Cast) DON TATE MOTORS, Inc. 11,849 9,849 YOU PAY ON (Lease Depredation) SI 294** - SI 73S** . 93 -FJSO 93HIRD VEHICLE PRICE Stk.#950291 Stk.#20830 (Capitalized,Cast~ 12,949 GUARANTEED 'FUTURE VALUE 12,749 ' (Lease End Residual Value) 8,084* 6,_736* YOU PAY ON 4,865** 6,0 13** (Lease Depredation) ' ' OVER 30 FORD, LINCOLN ' MERCURY CARS & TRUCKS ELIGIBLE IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM! . . 'Lease End Residual Value (Purchase Option Price) is based on 15,000 mtles per year for 2years. · "Plus Taxes. lease Charges. State Taxes & license Due at lease Inception. '· rivers and streams into complim1ce with naliimrd water 4uality standards. The agency's failure hm~ ''exposed Uu!: residents of West Virginia aml olhers to inc're~L"iCtl cancer risks ami either hcal1J1 thrents caused . by toxic chemicals such a' dioxin, polychlorimlled biphenyls <PCI3s) mid chlordane, as well as high le ve ls ot' metals aml domestic sewage," the lawsuit By GEORGE ARA TE Sentinel News S1aff The Easten\ Local Board itf Education chose two firms to complete architectural plans for a new school at its regular meeting Thurs- Plliladelphia, said Board President Ray Karr. "Marr has more expertise in educational fadlieies," Km·r said. ''Bltt, Vargo has ia lot of an:hitcc· tural experiente and arc 11 lot dm;. The Marie!la firm is only 40 ,minutes away, compared to 2- 112 hours, he added. The district will not spend money on tl1e architects until a levy is passed . The district plans tn place a levy on the ballot next spring. This levy has hcen estimated at 5 mills, Karr said. "There.' s no Ue nni I i vc pl;ms before a levy is passed. Titey're all schematic plan., at U1is point," Karr said. "We'll have som.e puhlic meetings to meet wiU1 tlte ·'"~land the community to uccidc wh:u's the best feasible ,,tudy .'' By October, the architect.' need to <levelop a fea,ihility Sludy, collect informatinn on the -"hnols ;md get approv:~ from the state 10 place sprin~. ~PAUL S1a1c huilding assisram:e fun<.ls could pay about RO pcrec111 or construclilln costs. which a st:.\lc ofli .. cial earlier this year es timaiCd could exceed $X million . If the levy passfs. the proJect would take 10 to 12 months before Thursday hecHust: they had not yCI r eviewed it, said Ruth Podems, spokeswomrm for the agency's _Rcginnlll office in Philru.lelphia that cov·.· nor ~<ih!.t de~crihed a similar laWsuit filet! in lfJ 1Jl io Ala'lka :L" an ex:un~ pie of a ntling . cr." West Virginia. ' The environmental grnnps had notified Ulc agency of their intent to sue and met with oflicials ahout their complaints in June . Ms. Po;lcins said. " ~c .~idn'l ~cl down_ to spt:cilics, mu.J the nt:xl thing we got wns the have filed them in the J~tst . 'he said . · . "!,his is not highly tJJIJtsual. hut that docsnl It m:ikc it a ll:tppy situatum. she satd. · Ms. Podcms would nol s.peculiltC on tlW possihlc ouh.:omC of the West ViQ~·inia ;'!Ction . · . This year, the district will spenu an estimated $30,000 on social studies books hetween kindergm·len and 12th grade, and language arts and reading hetwccn sevenlh and ninU1 grade. · By the end M the ne xt school year. the district will huy ahout $35.<XKl in m·ts and literature texts between lOth and 12th grade, anti sch(HJJ opening in August I'J%, he French hooks between ninth and audcd. 12th grade. The board could oiler district The district will postpone huyresit.lents three options~ K:uT s.aitl. ing science ·texts until next year The options ;u·e: hecause the sta t ~ b changing the • Build a new eentralizeu ele- standards, Minard said. mentary building. By 19.96-97, the district _will • Construct a 11cw. junior/;.;enior· spend $30.000 for ,sciene<: seventh high school and then consoliuate through 12th grade. and health snm~ elementary schools in 1he kindergarten through 12th grade. existing high school. By 1997-98, the district should • Deyelnp two smallt!r huildings spend $31i.OOO for music books . for kindergarten through lifth grade kindergmtcn throu gh 12th grade, ami sixth through eighth gr~tLic. home economics scvemh through In othet_action, the hoaru unani- 12th gr_ade anu drafting ninth mously agreed to non-renew Super· through 12th grade. intendent Ron Minard's current lly 1998-99, the district plans to contract This action is rC<.JuireU hy spend $35,000 for bu siness/word Aug. I and Min;u·d willt:Oillinuc proccs .~.; ing lcxt.~.; bc1wccn seventh working through the J'J«J5- 1JO and 12th £rade, industrial arts between ninth and 12tlf grade and art kinder garten thrnu£h 12th grade . By 19W-21 XIO, the di strict will renew t11e cyck by spending $45.000 on l:mguage aJis and read- school yem·, KwT saiU. Next March. the hoard will decide whether tn untl his conttflt:l. Kan said, In oU1er act·ion, th'l! hoaru spent ahout $450 to renew ils.membership in the Coalition for Equity and Adequacy. The board also considered the schedule for replacement of textbooks. MalJOning County Common Plcits Cou rt in Yomtgswwn and hy the COLUMBUS· - A new cam- · Ohio AI'L-CIO and other unions in paign finance law has survived llle U.S. District Court at Toledo. '' We arc extremely pleased wiUt first ,of three court challenge~. The Ohio Supreme Court on the deci~ion;" scaitl Mike Dawson. Thursday rejected a rc4uest hy the spokes man for Gov. George Voinovich. state's largest reach e rs union lo Voinnvich had maLic campaign declare parts of Ute Jaw unconstitufinance reform H C.:CIIterpiccc of hi s lional. seco nd term in (ltlicc . The. lilw The court voted 5-2 ;Jga inst ordering Secretary of Stale Doh would limit the mnount ol money Taft not to enforce tl1c law. which individuals, political action comis to t.'lke effect Aug. 23. The court mitlees and campai gn committees did not. rule on the merits of the may t:ontrihutc to state cnnditl:1fCs. "We said HI the time U>e legislacase. Still pending are suits filed hy tion passetl that we hclieve it would the Ohio United Auto Workers in be upheld, " Dawson said . "The ing between kiwJcrgw·tcn anti sixt h grade .and math hetwcen kinderg;u-lcn through 12th ,;radc. The hoard ~cl il."' next mcctiug for 0:::\0 p.m . Aug . () al tlw high sc hool . W~iter special inleresl groups an: trying In accomplish through U1c courts whrll tlley ·eouldn't do i11 the Legislalure.' ' Ohio E<.lucalion Associmion lawyer Ted 10rio wnrncd aguinsl cou111ing the union out S(l cnsily. "Obviously we're disapp<linh ed," Iorio said. '· 0 LJI. L11 is was not a decision nn the merit s . This w.as a procedural ruling ." Iorio .s;:iid the union pmh:thly will refil e the lilw suit in another court early next wcek ., Or, l11c union might joi11 one of the other two t: hall cnges, OEA ~icc President Gru·y Allen sa.id. ·Defense steps up to plead ·case in Susan Smith trial UNIOJ\1, S.C. (AP) -Defense lawyers began dcscrihing a trouble<l. remorseful SuSlm SmiU1 with testimony from :m FBI agent whn recalled weeping with her as the distraught woman signed a confession. "It was a very emotional. gutwrenching scene." FBI agent Carnl Allison testified Thur.day. "She kept asking, 'How '' Hnw couhl I have done tltis'!' I told her I did not have an explanation for her. •' The ftrst defense witness, state Pete Logan. alsn told said. "Her actions on Nov. 3 were quite different. lJ was lUll a perfor- fer drowning her sons. 3-yem·-old mance_.'' Mt-::llnel and 14-monlll -'oltJ /\lex. in a laXe last October. Pmscculm~ .areseellng the death penalty. While Ms. Smith cried in Ms. Outside court. Pope criticized Ms. Smith's display of grief. .. "When Susan Smith is remorse- ful, why is she remorseful'!" he said. " Is she remorseful because of Michael and Alex'! Or is she remorseful because nnw everything she'd laid out -everything she'd <lone- hau fallen apart'.'" A variety of demnn.o,;tralinn~ ranging from the cul'c nf" pet~.; tn preparing. for Chr·i .~;lrn:ts were presented Wt!dncsday at lhe Rutland Civic C~nt~r. Ahnve ar~ fhe re.ltierv~t chmfl· piun w.inncrs, Vincent Rrmle.r· ick, ler~ und Miclmel Leif11eit, who shuwed how tn makt: ot tluick arHI ta:"iy strawhtny Jlie. The two U.lticd a novd fnrmat for their demun ...;fr:.tlion - tholt of a tdcvi .' iion coukin~ ."'ilww <:omplt!te .with ,-ummt:rdal~ for "Dr. Ftel Good fJiJI...;.'' R(·•fh uf tht huys have heen in 4-11 fur seven yt:ars and huth hdong tu the Ruck Sprin~' Raiders: They o•mpetecl in tht! scninr· divi."ii1u1. Taking grund champion in the St'ninr !'ingles divisiun was Crystal Smith, right, wlw. coli'· ti~d nut the 'theme. uf ur.ettin~ Rc:.uly for Santa's A1·1'ivul." She _h tlked ahnul dt·cnruting the tree, wr<.~ppin~ git"t:"i- und ,giving timt! In oneself fur lenin~, and ~harin~, li~· achievin~ gu~tl,..;.~ · Other gt:und and n·scrve champimis uf 4-H dt:mmt~,;tra­ tiuns wtrt le<.~m, A!-Ohlt·y H:.1gt'r and Dillie .In Welsh, grand chotmpiun, junior divi~,;inn, with their .demun~tratinn "'Me11t Us at the Gri!~''; Sal'i Putman i.lnd Amy Smith, Anllld choiiJipion, seniur divi ."linn, with ''To1kc a on, junim· tlivi..;iun, .-.:inj.!lt·~. "It'." a Holdup - c;ivt: · Ml· Yuur Hnp Alnn~ the Hunny Trail''; and ..J1•.-.:h llotge•~ ~r••.q!l l"hampi; Charlt!nc lludlit.:h) . Dough." (S~ntin~l phntn~ hy . Questions on ATF's role at Waco pr.o mpts angry Clinton response · depths of her despair," the agent s:tid, adding lhat Ms . Smitlt desperately hugged her sons' picture and wouldn'tlet go. Ms . Allison told prosecutor Tommy Pnpe that Ms. Smith's 1c.:1rs were genuine, compnfed with the ones she , hcu last fall during sever:)ltelcvision appeals for a car- . jacker to return her .sons. After a nine-day nationwide search. she cottfessed ttl drowning them. "I thought she was a bad actress, quite fnmkly," Ms. Allison jorors of Ms. SmitWs deep regreh ,a i.westigator ' K:UT s·nid. SODHRADA Associated Pre1;;s remorsL. • l:twsmt, she .~;ud . She tluJ nnt have detail." of the discussions. . ~~ lcnst tll.rcc other siHic~. Florida, Alab~una and Pcnnsylvani:l , have ~tmllar lawsu.11s pending , she said. And nine or hers. Georgia. New Vnrk, Idaho, Washmglon, Alahouna, On.::.~on , Mint)CStlla, Illinois anll lndi:tna, Court rejects OEA challenge to new law eu to know if other mothers had rep•:ntanl feelings after killing their son• because she was "full of ' said. State ruHJ federal agencies have found the substances in ftsh and water stunples, the lawsuit said. Specifically, the lawsuit said the federal agency Ita,, frtiled to force the state agency to produce accur::ne lists of riv~rs and strc;uns that exceed pollution sumdanls, the lawsuit said. A study released a week ago by the federal agency found Uta! the water quality standard filf dioxin in the Ohio River ncar tlte site of the pmpnsed Parsons & Whillemore Inc., mill exceeded st;mdartls. The federal and stare agencies said the finding would not lead to a revocation of the milt's permit to discharge more dioxin from its chlorine dioxide bleaching process. Officials HI the federal agency refused to comment on tile lawsuit day. Eastern hired Vargo, Ce1ssar.ly; Jnghmn & 'Gibhs t\f Marie!! a, and · being bill. Then construction woulc.J Marr, Knapp & Crawfif of New · take about IS months, all<iwing a Allison's lap lasl Nov. 3, she wanl· ·• 35 con.. · Multimedia Inc. Ne•npatar Eastern Local Board hires .......-4-H projects judged... ~ architects for sehool plan "I beL eve I was witl1 her ar the • . Division of Environmental Protection to make plans lo hring l11e state's a levy on the h:tllm in lh t: 1·5 ·IT'S WORTH. YOUR DRIVE! Stk. #20570 6,555* 4,114* (Lease End Residual Value) Houas- OPEN. SUNDAY Stk.#946921 GUARANTEED FUTURE VALUE •All pr1ces Include rebates to dealer. TaKes & lees not included. Taxes and title fee not included. All _payments subject to credit approval . The lawsuit wa' liled on hehalf of Regimt l'ou t mtd Thom:t' Keating of Huntingu:m and llill Rageue of Culloden. TI1e Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition and the West Virginia Highlm1ds Conservancy also are plaintiffs. The plaintiffs allege the federal· agency ~as Jailed to force the slnte er." YOU PAY ON A • firms. (L,ase End Residual Value) $12,995 All Us·ed Cars & Trucks Mu~t Go. 9,949 2 Sectlono, 12 Pagee Suil alleges~lax'' attitude toward dioxin During the pas·t month, · th~ board interviewed five an.:hitt!ctuml VEHICLE PRICE 1995 BUICK ' REGAL Highs Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, July 21, 1995 w~v~~ MUCH, MUCH MORE 1)Roadside Assistance 2) 24 Month Contract 3) Guaranteed · Future Warrim~ 4) GAP Protection Insurance 5) lease Guard Warranty GU~RANTEED Vol. 46, NO. 59 Copyright 1995 CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP)- A federal lawsuit stemming from a proposed $1.! hillion Mason County pulp mill accuses the Environmental Protection Agency of lax enlorcement of water polltl.tion regulations in ~ - SPECIALS tows tnnlght In upper 60s. P~rtly cloudy . Saturday, partly clou~y. In upp<r 80s. ·rou Won't Believe It!! VEHICLE PRICE Ge& Buckeye 5: 8-10-23-24-31 Nathan Biggs, SlaiL: RDute 124, lll!.!Ctlng • Pick 3: 514 Pick 4: 2271 Pa e 5 reunion Sunday a\ . lhe home of Thursday, 6:30p .m. in. the high school cafelcria. will be leaving the area next month to pursue this Llegree. She also recenlly completed her studies for a M:L'ter of Arts degree in political science at Ohio University in Athens. She cnmpleteu a t.Jiesis concerning a case study of a public employ~es union in West Virginia. She will defend U1is thesis before a three-member commillec Iat.er this month to fulfilll_ter gradu- KC-1 Fruth' Pharmacy ·advance - ·community calendar- · Greta L. Riffle, daughter of .Sharon Holter-RifOe, Racine, and granddaughter or Mary K. Holler, Bashan, was recently accepted into U1e West Virgi•na University College of Law in Morgamown. She ' The .other night, Don was baby· sitting when I came home at 10 p.m. I round him and the child in bed together, under the covers, watching TV. The following night, they fell asleep on the davenport. The child was in Dan's arms. This made me nervous. I !Old my wife I dldn'tlike iL She threw a fit. What is your opinion of this? -SMALL TOWN IN MINN. DEAR MINN.: I'm with you. The · child should not be left alone with Don. See to it. There will be some who feel this advice is much too harsh, but where children are concerned, I would prefer to err on the side of caution. Is alcohol ruining your life or the life of a loved one> "Alcoholism: flow to Recognize II, How 10 Deal With /1; flow 10 Conquer II'' can turn rhingsaroUIId. Senda-se/f-addrrssed, long,.business•size epvelope and a -che?:I:Ormoney orrier for $3.75 (lhiS includes postage and handling) ro: Alcohol, c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562, Chicago,l/1. 606ll-0562. (In Canada, send $455.) Ohio Lottery WASHINGTON (AI') - As House Republicans ex pressed con.' cern about the rnll1t:1ry' s role . ·'More th:111 :tny other , the cern about the use nf military force · image of 13r.ullcy tight1~1 g vchidc ... during the Waco siege, President and M I tanb ..,~,;t against Ute huru· Clinton Thursdny ungrily rejected ing Mount Carm~l compnurllJ caJis any suggestion that law eni'nrcc- · intn quc~tion the rpk of the military at Wc:a~o." sniU Rcp .·..Stt.:vc menl mist.1kes were comparahl c 10 the "depravity" of cult len~crs . As the Waco hearings entered their second day focusing on the military's role, Clinton told a group LEAVING COURT- Susan Smith, left, was escorted from the Union County (S.C.) Courthou.<e Thursday following the first day of defense teSiif11'lhY in her mur. der trial. Smith l• charged In 1he October 1994 drowning of her two sons.·(AP) qf law enforcement nflicial~, ' 'It is in-csponsible lor people in elected positions to suggosl U1at tllU police are some sort of armed huree1ucmcy Buyer, R-Ind. tlcpravit'y !hat took place iJJ,itlc that ' 'Since. hcfnrc the fou11ding ol our rHJtion,' · h~ said. ' ' American . . com round .• ' have had deeply rooted coJJctrn' ahnut lbe scparalion 'of tile militw)' from civilian affairs. " hearing~ A J'orm"r F[ll expert wiHI otppc:ued hc lnrc the panel wdaY uru.k rscorcd the h1gh 1i:-.k of thc socalled ''dyn:unic entry'' tttlcmptcd Clinton, •peaking acros. town at in the raid hy Um Ourcm1 of Alco- a monthly mectmg of litw enforce· men! official~. acknowll.:d gct.f that the government made mi:-.rakcs in hol Tobacco 11110 Firearms. There w<t" " the exposure nf the actillg on private grudges and hidden agendas." un1at is wrong . ft ' s inact.:uratc " Waco and ~aid · ' ~.:hangc:.. were m;1de, people were Lli\mi:-.:o.cd " ~nd people who sugge'l Utnt OU£hl ''We necU to he accoum,ahlc. we to be "'harned," he said . net:d to get nil th6 fiu.:ts out, if wc Clinton spoke a., Repuhltcans running the it,'' Clinton ~auJ. "But we im1st nol rn;1kc war again~t police J.~nd we must not <.;onlu:-.c makiug mistakes . with the aw lul things th:n happcl ...._j__in Ulilt compmmd at W:1t:o . " ~ Hc .. 'aid th e IH.:anugs wen.: "a " snd :111U .painful rcrnind~r o! th~ voiced con- · mak e a ~mistake we need to correct approaching raitl teams . ... They couldn't tum thc1r vehicles arouml <ts they approached the compourill," s;ml Donal!.l A. Da:-. .~>ctl. a f~n~er FO I crisis management spe- Cialist . . �• Friday, July 21, 1995 ,Commentary Pomeroy • Middleport, Oh1o OHIO Weather Page2 Friday, July 21, 1995 --Area Deaths__.;,- Saturday, July 22 Accu Weallte,. forocast for 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio tjMU.TNEDIA.INC. ROBERT L WINGETT Pubhsher CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager MARGARET LEHEW Controller LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome They should be less than 300 words long All l«uers are subject ro edhmg and must be s1gned wah name address and telephone number No uns1gned letters w11l be published Letters should be m good Laste addressmg ISSUeS nm persona hues 71. new look-at~-~­ affirmative action By WALTER R MEARS AP Spectal Correspondent WASHINC.TON- Premlem Chnton s new look ,\1 allannauve acuon programs the governmena h ,, pursued lor uuee decaues leu hun to the olu answers- reform no r,lcJal quotas, but 110 retreat That DemoLTaUc orthoooxy as not gomg to quell Ute diVIsave debate he ·~·u should be tr,a"'tonncd mto a reasoneu nauonal conversauon Not now wtth Repubhc.m presauenltal challengers dem,utdang an end to the system ot prcll're•1ces me.mr to redress p mems of dtscrunmauon When lle nrdercU the .ttlmncliiVe clCIItm reVICW five months ago after Republican~ fou.:e.tl U1e Jssue m Congress Chnton s,ull he was nm backmg away from e4ull oppoalumty auns hut tryang 10 keep uus from becom 111g cUIOtllef ~.:he 1p emotum,i.l pohtiCal wedge ISSUC Whatever the adJecttves at wtll be rut I'<UC m 19% It could prove par ll~ularly troublesome tor Ute prcstdcnt m C.tlatonllt VItal 10 has re clec t1on prospects md l1kely to he vollng next year m a rctcrcm.lum on athr matiVe actJOII repc,U Gov Pete Walsma seekmg Ute GOP nommauon .ag,unsl Chmon has made oppos1tmn In nllmn 1Uve 1cUon ,1 comerstnn~ nt h1s c.unpatgn s1gn mg an executl've n1Uer In 1hniP•h prelercnu.ll pro,;nuns he sruU.unounted to ' racml spoils Sen Bob Dole the frnnt runnmg GOP c.mdtu,ue s,ud he wtll mtro duce next week has p1 omased hall to end !etler.tl alhrmauve actiOn progrruns some ol whach he d prevmusly supported ' You unn t cure Ute evil of d1scnmm It Jon w11h more ths.cnmmlhon' the Senate ma1onty le.1der srud But the hall " not hkely to lace .tcuon unulnexl year m the th1ck of the camp u0 n se 1son The tssue as nn d1splay m another arena lod.:~v .L-.. regents ot the UmversJIY ol Cahtnrmt meet to consu.Jer untlmng the mmonty preferences that apply m atJmtssmns there ns at:ross the JMIIon There m~IY he some pohucal the,aler lhert! Walson " presadent of the bo.trd ,md Wtll be urn m.tttzmg h1s oppos1tmn to <t11mn ttlvc acllon Jesse Jal:kson tlue~Jtcnec..l In l.ltsrupt the meeung thr: governor s.ru<.l 1t •hat happens he II have the CIVIl nghts h.;ure arrested So much lor l:cllm convers tlum • Th1s 1s not 1 dll I! cult tssue Dnle s uLI 0Js(nmm,tllon 1s wrong and preferential trcnunenl ts wrong ton That as l.n trnnu.::.ally apt sum mauon of JUst how dathcullat" Clmton 'ud Wednesuay tltat he d wanle<l to look 11 Ule facts amt Ute poltucs of afftrmntl'.. e \Ctton ' lt IS sunply wron~ to play pnhlu.::s w1th lhe Jssue ol Lllmn auve .u.:llun and lhvule our country :11 L tune w)len 1t we re re 11ly gom 0 to change tlungs we llt\e to he Ullltec.J he srut.l m an hour long speech at lhe NatiOnal Arch1ves slamlm~ hdure the t.:ase 111 winch the Con~lltutum .uul the DeclaratiOn ot IntJepend~:ncc ,tre preserveU Repubh~ utch lllen 0 e" promplfy 1nu prcdict.lbly accuscu hun of pl1y mg pohl:ICS s tyln 0 IH" lllt!llll II hut tlllll I end II ft!t~..llmn thou ot sup pori tor the system ot Jnh ~..:ontladang uu.l other prclercnces was an endorsement ot govemmcnt sponsowll thsounm.tllon Thdl's the mgry whale m.1le su.Je ol the .trgument the contcnuon thal attann alive .ICI!On now weaghs unfrurly ag,unst IO[IJOnty Ameru.:ans when they compete tor JOhs tll contrncls Clmton s .mswer 1s lh at attmn tl1ve u.twn has hccn g<xxl tnr Amenc.1 ~I alias and nee<l' tn be tuned to work I urly utu dlecuvdy lie s.ud th.u IS what the atlmnustr 1tmn w11l Llo 'Afhrmallve ru.::lton h ts nol tlw.tys hcL:n pcrh:<.::t .mtl \.limn mvc ,lctlon should not go on lore\ cr U1c prcsu..lent s.au..l It should Oc c.:hangcd now 10 take crue nf those llnu e-s th 11 rue wrong dnd 11 should he rcun.::d when lt•s JOb 1s done Th;'l.t day h L"' mn come Clinton summe\1 up Ius pnsllton thts w 1y 'No quotas 111 thco1) 01 pr lctlcc 'No Jile 0 allh"'(rtmmuum ot my kmd mcludm~ revetse dtscrunmallon , No paekrenn !01 people who trc 1101 qu ~a !leu tor .any 10b or opportunity 'And as soon as~~ pw 0 r un h L" SUL:l:Ccd~:U II must he retiH.:ll But .1ilvot: llll1 0 1 llrncss .mt.l rcnouncm.; r.IC.I.Il quotas whtch are agamst feueml law myho ... W(lll I hlulll lit~ Repuhhc.ll\ o!lenS~ve Nn relorm pledge wall pe"u llie the while m 111 who's rust seen tit~ t<>h he wanted go tn 1 mumnty tppltc IIH or Ihe husmcssm 111 whn s lost i1 con tfaCI tiMl cUIY prelcH.'IlCC IS pmpcr That s. wh} the 1ssue 1s so d111lcul1 Anllth 11 ,\]so I' why 11 Will persist EDITOR'S Nf lIE- Wailea R Mears, ' I « l>tesulent and culum• nast ror The Assm:lated l'ress, IMs repnrted un Waslunglcm and Oatlnnal puhllcs fur mnre than 4• years Berry's World 4·-~ 0 1995 b)' NU. nc Better knock 11 off w1th the vodka and tomes for a wh1le You could get Lime Disease Delbert Pridemore Smith hammers o~t contradictory rhetoric • The Daily Sentinel WASHINGTON Last month 's debate over the nomma uon of Henry Foster to be surgeon general featured one of the most depravc<l moments m the history of Ute U S Sea11te As GOP .attavasts were exhort mg theu troops ag~nnst Foster whose nommahon was ullunatcly defeated Sen Robert Snnlh R N H , took to the Senat~ lloor to put on a sbow lor has colleagues Smath used the occasum of the Foster nommauon to launch a ver bal harangue .tgaan'l partial barth' aborllltns - those per fonned after 20 weeks ot pregn.an cy - whtch Foster says he never performed dunng has 10 year me<la cal career But that dtdn t stop Smith Speakmg agaanst a back drop ot ~mmly photm; ol ahortedfetuses and wavmg a plastic mooel Ictus Sm1th slopped JUSt short of accusmg Foster of murder I m not accusmg hun ot per lormmg late term abortaon' but he s not blockmg them eather Smith told a startled Sen lie .auut ence So whether you com mat .1 murder tf you re n01 ,, murderer I GoT aTiNY AMeR,~ fLilG ON a TooTHPICK w,TH t.vNcH By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein wan I to play we suggest th.ll Smtth s opponellls gave hun ,, t.L'ie o~ has own medacme by putung on a show anu tell of thetr own It would leature the chtldren who ve been gunned uown by assault weapons or other lire arms bemg promoted by Smath atlu hi' alhes at the Nataondl Raile Assoct.~Uon Or pethaps some ptctures of motorcy" chstlfwno· ve susttuned crtpplmg heau lllJunes bec.ause they t,nled to we,rr ,a)te~nel It s doubtful however Utat such pactures would lmve much cllecl on Sm1th Whale he rem,nn' preoccu pted wath prescrvmg dte hie ol the unbom has comp.L"aon .app.arently ebbs once a newbnm ulkes us lirst breath Over the p ••t sever.tl years Til~ RePu61.iC&lt1S WoULP M.llK2 ~ST~tNG IT IN oTifeR \'loRDS, IT'S oKaY To "!'Rear THE! FLatus a I Cl!leaP D1Sf"oSa8~ SYMSOL OF AMeRic.aK M3RI<i.fiNG. no member ol the Senate h,ls shown Jess regan.l tor common sen~;.e I, 1ws lhar are des 1gnct.l tn save hves - .ulllm some 1.: t-..~s uuMtuns ol uollars as well Pru1Jd..l htrlh c~hort10ll' report edly cumpnse about 04 percent ol ,111 aborltons In mosl c 1ses, such proceuure' ,are per!nrmeu when Ulc Ide ot the moLhcr ts m U mgcr or 11 senous fetal btrlh t.lefeL:ts .Lre detectet.l Guns howe\er ,1ft! ,\ daf ferent m tiler lllo0 ctln:r In 1992 ,tcCoruan~ to the Natton,al Celller tm Health Sial as ucs 3 336 cit1luren rutu te~n .t 0 ers were murdered wHh guns tn the Unueu States whale anolher 1 42CJ usetl a tucarm to c..:ommH su 1odc Between 1986 md 1990 gunshot wounu' to chaldren under lhe 'age of 16 nearly UOITbJe<J iJf Jn:ljOJ' urban ,ueas In adt.htJOn 10 those who are murdered thousands more chaldren be.ar the ,cars _both phystcally and emoiHmally _ ot the gun vwlence lhat s hecome a daaly ntu 11 111 many of our country S urhru1 IU!I hborhootls Yet Samth has battled blocked .md bolllcd up every htll or .tmcnd but you don t stop one frnm com 1nllhng a murder l thmk you ~.:an draw the conclusmn ' If that's the hatne Repubhc,m< iLLEGaL. 1 HOW, rlieY DoN'T ~LL'{ MQ.'3tl iO%itiG a LaTrL.a PaPi!R FLaG tN ~TR3$H. TlieV MeaN &.IRNiNG THe FLaG 1M 3N~R 8UT IF I TReaT iT aS a PoWeRFUL SYMBoL oF THe AMei?'IC31'l HaT,oH, StGU. ! Go TO J<IJL. mcnl th 11 would rem m the urban arms r~1c~ As one ot tile NRA•s top water cruners Sm1U1 h.to;; sleadf,lstly rei used In str ty fmm the group's hot he.aded ahetonc - even when hew 1s Ill U1e crosshre htmseU Smith wa• one of the motonsts suung m lmtnc oulsllle Ihe Central lntcllt 0 ence Agency he.t<l4u lfters ()U rhe mornm6 ot J m 2~ 199\ when ,, m.m wtch.hng an assault nfle emeq,ed !rom ln~r~ car and began shnotmg motnrtsls The hlnody r,amp.tge ktlleu two and wuunued three others and the .tccuscu kallcr rcm.uns .at large m has nauve P,lkasmn Irome ~ly the prevaous summer Smllh scuulctl the D1s1nc1 of Columha.a s !'sault wcap<m !!"bah ty J.aw Though Smath ass ule~at on COilSIIlUlHIIlli grounds cJ llllllllll-'1--would unl.ut ly sm£1~..: t ul manu I 1c ttu ers who h lV~.:: no control over hnw Ihear p10duc1s arc used there was not even t llg le Uc..:overu\g the ltu~ lol.f£Cis nlth~se we tpnns One such we,tpon h L"i m.tr,keletl lt'\eli l" lht: strecl SWt.::CflCT lhe m IChlltC to cle.m lhmoughly on the l~rst p.ass It s •' JUngle ?ut there There s a lhse.ase and we ve got U1c Cure Nevertheless dunng the dcb.al~ over the assuc Sm11lt had the g.1!1 lo t.:omprue these weapons In mert; mcdliUlll;: .l.l devaccs hke wrcnd1cs or sGc..,v tlnvers Aller lhe CIA slwotmgs Sm1U1 s.ud the ~::xpell\!11\.:e \\nuld nnl soli en h1s st \fll:t: on gun 11~hts Pc1hrtps clS a show nt gralltmle the NRA cnnlnhulcd $11 000 that ye.ar to Smtlh s ~. .: unp UJn lund Guns tre only p,rrt ol the Smuh Jeg,acy E,arller tim summer he helped repeal .t section of the Jederal haJhway laws that encourage st.ttcs tn p lSS lnws tor sci"\thclts ~mt1 m.anu awry hclmei' tor mmnrcycltst' Accorumg 10 the 1 rrutsp<lrta· tum Dcp.trtmelll st.lle' wnh .til· nder helmet laws s avcu 'i 15 hves m I<J~1 I hey also paevetllcd more than 2 (}()() moder lie 111d 'CflOU' IIIJUfiCs S,l\ lllJ ru.Jt:J s ,IIJd lctX[lc\y· ers more Utan $'in malhon 111 meu 1c al halls The new Congaess has created the p<ISsahaluy tor I.L,Img ,md post· tave ch,mgc 111 the federal government Dut II has .tlso lent a new pl.tllonn tnr the kmu of sordau hut !omacay lh.al ' become !he taade m.ark ol J.awmtkc" lake Smtih Now 11's up lo c.:ooler heads to ucctue whach I Ice ol lite (,()p wall pre vat! Jack And•rson and Michael Bmstem are writers for United Feature Syndtcate, Inc VEHICLE DONA I Ell - M'an jailed, two hospitalized following wreck on U.S. 35 Showers T storms Ram V~a Each day's My mother used to send me oil to school m the mornmg wnh the words "Remcmher someone 1s watchmg you Thts was not a wan11ng that Bag Brother was out there spymg on me and would report hack to her anu my fallter on my miSdeeds llunng the day It was rather ,, solemn rcmmder that what I smd rutu how l behaved all u.ay long w(luJd he heard rutd obseaved by other people wbo woulu be mllucnceu hy how I actc<l And as Ute years wen! on <1nd those words stuck m my memory I came to see tlt.1t every u.ay of our hves people are w.ttchmg us and takmg notacc of ~he way we hve an~ from what they see m us mu m other people Jhey put together a hfe of thear own It our outlook anu hehavaor " attractave and exhtbtls those quail ue~ that we always assoctale wtlh Ute rare best moments m hfe then those watchmg us wall 1enu 10 mcorporale the srune qualatles mto thear hves But 11 works Ute utlter way l<Kt A few ye(trs ago l scrvetJ ns foreman u! Ute gr.mu JUry 111 the SltlOil lO abOrltoll Ill \II s lVC the rare hard ct~ses • (rape IIH.:cst and the hle ol the mothe~) ,md no speCittl tavors tor g.tys ,mll lcs baans Supp<"e he ltvnrs 111 lll out attack on the <lru£ pltguc I rom boUt Ute supply and dem.aml ends Suppose he \\ants 1 hrc 1thm 0 S(Mce Ill en thlc the ~.:ounlry 10 ahsorh the hu£t: mllux ot 11111111 gr Utls (both le 0 ~ mu alleJ a!) smcc 1965 Suppose he OPfl<""' gr 1111111£ a preference an cmplo,Yment nr col le.;e ,\dtmsswn lo 1ny Amcrn.• m sunply hec.tuse ol r.tcc or gt:ndtt and calls on Ills fellow hi acks to stand on 1hc1r own 1\\0 I eel uu..l compete on cqn.al terms Supfl<"< he f.lVOJ s cl strong lklcnse 1llltl hunmmlan 1r1 ml to tlu.: force" ol !reeuom everywhere but would refuse to nsk the hie nl .my una tormed Amcncan unless lhas natwn's v11rtl Interests were al stake Have I IDISst-~ anyUung' In ,my case you get the pnant What 1! Colm Powell turns nul In he the answer to Ute unanunous pr(1yt:r ol Amenc.'l s conserv,lllvcs for a c.m u1date who genumely represents William A. Rusher hut openly turneu oil hy ' superp.t 1nots ' aut! lhc nmsy rchgtous nght But suppose - rust 'uppuse that he turns out to be a !onhnght conservattve thoroughly 111 symp.a Uly wtth Ule J<le,als unphcll 111 the Contract With Amenc.t Suppn'e he recogmzes that the Amenc.m people have turned lor good agamst the nverweemng m11rus1ve Nanny Slate, anu .tre truly detcr· mmed to hrmg lite federal bndgct back mto balmce Suppose he favors drastic revtsmns anU reduc trons m the tax l.tws ~mt.l .t 101<11 revampmg of th~ wdt,rrc sy,tcm 10 ehmmate smgle moUters <tnd de 1t1beatdads Suppose wiMt ' more tll.ll he tums out to he d slrons hchevcr m the ' tamlly valu~s me.1mng two parent tamahes where possahle vol untary pr.ayer 111 Ule 'chools nppu1 d~eds George R. Plagenz degr.ad.llmn all d,ty long every <lay And from what they see they put (ogether cl hfe ol lheu own lhal turns out, lr agac ally to be very much lake wh,at they see .tround them Most of us wall never know ot lhe ltves we hc~vt! mfluenced tor good or til - of len m small but not mconsequentml w.tys The woman who came mto Evelyn Bence s hlc on a dmgy tram platform outstde New York Caty one wmter's mom mg wall never know the remark.lble change she brought mto Bvelyn's late that day I heard the story from author Velma Damels shortly alter she h,td puhlashed her bonk Ce!ehrale Joy' She had rust met Evelyn m the ofhce.' ol Double<lay her pub lasher m New York Evelyn who was tolbe Velma s edttnr was wlnsUn1g a tune 'It w,L, somelhmg I half recog- mzed ' satd Vclm.a I askeu her what tlMt tunc w." ' Evelyn pro ceedcd to tell her thas story She was watllllJ lor lh~.! 11 1111 one gloomy dnzzly J.mu liY mom mg- the tr.un that wonlu t.lke her from her home m Ossmm~ 10 New York Cuy She w,., lcellng depressed not only by the weather but by the ureary schedule that awruted her at hea of hce She w." dr aggmg On the slalton pl,al!oam ,he 'lloltced a stnkmg wnm.m ,he h 1d never seen before Tite wom 111 w.ts whtstlmg solUy "She whtstled through two bars ' srud Evelyn 'before I rccogmzed the song It was one I had not heard m ye.ars although I had sung at otten as a chalu 'Prectous Lnru, take my hand lead me on help me stand I mn weak I am tared, I am worn Evelyn glanced back at the stranger Her face wa.• happy, even peaceful 'whale I wa.' mtserahle srud Evelyn Rtght .11 Umtmoment the Pough keep"e Lnc.al passed by, spi.L•hmg mut.ldy water m the wnm,m s face I w.ltched m J,ascanatum ' satd Weather tnrecast Tonaghl ? • • 1\utly clouuy wllh Patrol tickets driver in crash • Larry W Ashburn 21 Pnce Strong Road Ewmgwn w,L, cued by the Galha Metgs Post of Ute St,ue I hghway P urn! lor I .allure to control followtng ,, nne c.tr cr "It 1 hursu ty on St ue Route 124 ne.rr Salem Center Troopers smd Ash hum w.1s cctsthnumJ nl fi p m when Ius c~•r crested a iulltnp and he w~L"' un.1hle' In slow down lor two c,trs ahead of hun Ashburn nnempted to pass the cars hut one ol them pulled out to pass the other, promptmg Ashbum to lose cunlrnl Ashburn s car went otf Ute left sade of the roau and struck two mrulboxes before commg to a stor accnrdmg to the crash rep<>rt The car was moo~mlply dam.tged Man charged with domestic violence A 29 year old Pomeroy m.m was arre,ted by Pomeroy Pohce oflicers followmg a uome.•llc •olence complamt early thas mom mg Holly Franklin Mulhns 217 112 E Seconu St wa• .rrrested about 3 32 am after allegedly a.saultmg has live 111 g~rl!nend, accordmg to Pomeroy Pollee Chtef Gemld Rought Mulhns was placed m the Metgs County Jail pendmg a court hearmg The tncadent remam' under mvestagataon Rought srud Meigs EMS logs 12 calls Untts of the Meigs County Emergency Me<lac.al Servtce Jogged 12 calls tor asststance Thursuay mcludmg two transfer calls Unus rcspondmg mclude<l MIDDLEPORT 9 30 am S Fourth Ave, Amber Blackwell, Holzer Medtcal Center, 6 54 p m Vtllage Manor Apart· ments Sh~rley Frazaer Veterans Memonal Hosptlal 7 54 p m Pearl Street Dumuuque Watson, VMH, 9 23 p m Overbrook Nursmg Center Lola Bohlen VMH POMEROY 9 55 am Pomeroy Chi! Ap.lrt Bull c 111 dre.un c ut tl' Wtlham A Ru•her l• a Dtslln· \ I ellow of the Claremont hl'hlute Jnr th• Study of Stat•s· m.mshllt .mel l'nhhcal l'hlln<n· J•hl ments, Pllul<t Bl,mkenshap VM H 4 28 p m Pomeroy Nursang mu Rehabaht,atwn Center ~lllda Grueser VMH 11 02 p m, volunteer fue uep.rrtment toW Mam Street, auto fire Mary Taylor owner RUTLAND l 36 am Meags Mane 2 Charles Weaver 0 B!encss Mcmnnal Hnsptt.tl 7 06 p m. volunteer ltn~ Uep,lii ment and s4uad tn Jacks Ro au h.ty bale rue on Mtke Pnce property SYRACUSE 4 08 p m Dusky Str~el M.1ry Lnnge ----Hospital (I nr mlnrmaflon on hnw tu eledrnnu:ally Wllh ~.:ummunu:ate tlu-.. culummst and uthers, con .. VETERANS MEMORIAL Thursday admls<~ons - Htlda Gmeser Pomeroy Thursday dtscharge' - Mehndlt Chnsty Maudleport t.1<1 Amcm 1 Onlanc h) calhng I· XIIII M27 6'64 ext 1017) The Daily Sentinel Evelyn ,Js Ute wom Ill rumrn,tged m her purse itshcd our lltssue and wapeu away the uart Wtlhout a bre,lk m the melnuy Evelyn s nd "Site ut<l not sec me tJaggmg 111 my own purse for a ltssuc to dry my cheeks whach were sn,lke<l wllh tc.trs l packe<l up Ihe tune anu c UTICU I( WIUl me the rest of the d,ay Nnw I carry tt everywhere I gn ' Who w,as lh 11 str.mgcr' Evelyn Bence never found out The woman w.1s .t t tc..:e m the crowd nf commuters sl.mthng nn the lram plat !nun m Ossmmg N Y one cold, tact Amer1ca Onhn• hy calling 1· 8tlti-RZ7-6364, •xt H317) appe11r 10 have IIIJUfl e'- hut was not respondmg lo EMS Ire atmeut ( m 1 McDonald suffered hroken hone> anu bmases IVSPS 213 960) Pubh~hed every ofternoon Mondt~y through Fnday Ill Coun St Po ncroy Ohto by the Ohto Valley Pubh~hu•g Compru~y/Multnr~d 11 Inc Pomeroy Oh111 4~769 Ph 992 21.56 Second cln.u po~foge pwd at Pomeroy Otuo Member The Auocuued Preu and New~pnptr the Oh o Aswc a.uon POSTMA.STER Send oddrtu The Da ly ~nt nel Ill Court OhiO 4~769 corrt:cllOn~ to St Pomeroy SUBSCRIP'fiON RATFS By Carrier or Motor Route One Wed: Sl One Month One Year • 7.5 $7150 $91 00 SINGLE COPY PRICE OaJiy ........ ................... ........................ 3~ Ccntll sumc::nben not de~tnng to pay the earner may DniiY St:nu~l on a three m. Of 12 month ba.u Cred 1 w 11 be g ven earner each week reiTUt tn adYIU1CC d1rect to The No ~ub5cnpllon by m1ul perm.~tted '" area~ where home cnmer tervtce t!l ava~lable MAIL SUBSCRIP'fiONS lr•kk Mdp Counly 13 w~ks 26 W~k1 .52 Week.s a Rates Oul.liile Melp County 13 Wec:U 26Wceks .52 Weeks $23 92 $47 06 $92 ~ $2.5 61 ~966 $96 20 news-.:....--~ HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Dtscharges July 20 - Mrs Aruley Satterfield anu <laughter Kaatlyn Roberts Inez Wackhne June Johnson Ahce Becken Mrs Jel!rey W,tmer and son Bonme Wtlt, Amaee Plulltps Btrth - Mr and Mrs lohnny Elhs daughter Crown Cuy Stocks Am E!o Power Akzn................... ............ Ashland 011 AT&T 34 114 64 l/4 .J4 JIB 533/B Bank One ...::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::.J19I 718 Bob Evans.. Ill Champion lnd 23 1/4 Charming Shop 4 7/H City Holding 26 1/4 Federal Mogul 21 1/8 Goodyear T&R 42 7/8 K mart 15 5/ll Lands End 14 7/8 Llm!lcd Inc 2 I 3/4 Multimedia Inc 41 718 P•'Oplc's 22 1/4 Ohio Valley Bank 34 Ono Valloy .Jill/2 Rockwell 45 114 Rubblns & Myors 26 ll·l Royal Dutch 123 3/8 Shoney's Inc Star Bank Wendy lnl'l Worthington lnd -·-·- 18 Stock reportiiJ; are the 10 30 am quotes provided hy Advesl nf Gnl!lpolls By MICHAEL FLEEMAN Assoctaled Pre.s Wrtter LOS ANGEl ES (AP) - After u1spensmg with 30 defense wit nesses m mne days Ute 0 J Sunpson trial was gaven a breather and perhaps not a moment too soon for the battere<l defense tlte gaddy JUry rutd one poorer prosecutor I he defense sui fered a maJor sethack Thursd IY when the ruugc severely rcstractecl the testimony of one expert Jmed up for next week and held open the possaballly of barnng another expert 1 hen the defense uymg 10 sci lorU1 lis cun spm:1cy thenncs saw twu mo1e ot tis w11nesses g1ve the prosecutaon more help than U1ey £ tv.e Sunpson ( At tlte same lame the 1ury sui !ered a case of the g1gglcs when testunony veered In p.11111es uut prayer meetmgs One Juror !augheu so hard lerus c.unc lo her eyes The panel wa' sent hack lo II' hotel lor a three day weekend no court wa' scheduled today The fnvnhly aune 111 splle ol ..._ or perhaps as .t result ol - ten~·ann that hUll! m the cady put of the <lay Judge Lance Ito filled JltO,ecu tor Marcaa CJ,ark $2~0 1111 ,, person al allack agamst .1 defense Wllness and ordered a uetense allomey to sat down Tes11mnny won t resume unltl Monday .11 the e.trhe'l The rudge helu up the !tow of wltne,es to gave prosecuwn; tune l<l prepare tor Simpson trial update ~ Pol ce photographer W•lhe Ford suggested he d1dn t see the socks 1n Sampson s bedroom because they had already been collected by pohce Ntcole Brown S11npson tnlf lu;r fnem.l Ron1ld Ctoldm 111 ~..:onl c nd!>. he WdS the VIC( liD Ol I WHie r mg mg pollee h,unc up The uefcn'c s thillly to pre" that arguQtclll hll 1sctb.tck at lei Ito blocke<l most of Ute 1cs111nony from an expert who comlut.:tct.l 1cs1s on the 111nc 11 1 1.kes so.,;k I JhJIL 10 dry the llCXt tlelensc \\li11CSS I setCili!SI whose report w{1s tumctJ ovt:r 10 thL: prosecution only rc~.:cntly Sampson who srlys he w.ts home ctlnne durmg lhc lunc 12 ]()94 murders o( Ius ex wale Meigs announcements 4 H Style Revue lmught The Meags County 4 H style revue wall he helu "' the Meags H1gh School gymn L"um begnunng at 6 30 p m tomght (Fmhay) Route 3'l road"de p uk south of Darwm A potluck umner Will he held <H noon I ho se tllcmlmg arc to take U1mr Own t 1hlc sc1v1cc 1nU folumg chaa" Board to meet The Metgs County Puhhc Ltbrary Board wtll meet at I p m Thursuay at the Pomeroy facahty Che"er class of 31 to meel The Cltcsler I h~h School CJ '" of 1931 rcmuon wall be held at the CheSler lire house on July 'l() waut a ba,ket dmncr '' 12 'lO p m All teachers anti schn~ll m ties wei come Physacals olfered Free physacal' wall be gaven at the Holzer C'!amc 111 Mululeport to Eastem H1gh Schml autleles luly 29 trom 7 ttn 10 1J 1m Thts 19KO Cadillac Sevall• ha• heen Uu: U1hhtt' Mntur Cu uf m~ar Tupf>~rs Pl•nn..: to th~ Conh1lle TnpJltlloi Plun"' I 1nns Cluh fur a fund~raiser Wmn~r uf the \elucl~ "Ill hl' .mnrnanHd at 11 am un Saturd:~y, Aug 5 Land transfers posted Sharon Barr to LCCD s.~em Ragin ol way Pat ncaa Ann BOJ - rtuw LCeE> Satcm Raght of way Fr~tl E and Judy L Davas to LCCD S.~em Raght of way Steve A and S,tundra L Bush lo LCCD Salcan Raght ot w.Iy lames ,utu Dmma Kunath to LCCD S llem Raght ot way Southern Ohw Co tl Comp.my to LCCD Salem Raght ol way Southern Ohro OMI Comp.any to I CCD s.~em Righi ol w.ty, D.ua.l A uad Deb bae Bentz to LCCD S.alem Raglll ol way Jeffrey L <Ind Ca yst,al E D lttghm 111 to LCCD Salem Raghl ot way Larry mu Rita B.~ ito LCCD S:llcm 29 ()(),acres llaght or way Dorothy I 1111d j P 1ul Strau'b tngh Dunn a Str,aus baugh Meredith and Robert L Me red ath to LCCD S,tlcm Decu G tic R lletncy to Vtrgam.a C and Ronalu G Walson Olive 211.1caes, Alladavll Helen,t Bnckl~s dece,.,ed to Homer Brackle• Pomeroy lots At tad lVII Vernon Blevans dl!L:ettsed to Mildred Blev111s. Let art 2 3S9 teres Dccu Lavern W md M ary J( load,an to J.tck R mu Shcllt J lor uan Columhat 'i acres Dccu N.nKy D llohack N mcy D W.1gner Ron.alu L Wagner l\t Machael E anu Darlene T Warner, Lebanon, correcuvc ueed Alltdavat Dun]lle E.akans; dece tscd to Larry F E.tkms, S tlas hury Ragin of w.Iy Bobhy Lee Sr md Rchcec 1 M Sheets In Colmn hus Southcm Power Columha.a llaghl of way Granva!Je .mu In Anna Sl<lul to CSP Columbaa Raght ol way Duane L .and Benuc-c ll Iones to CSP Sai~Shury to1 Ra~hl of way I hom.ts 0 .md St1Uc A l'ullms to CSP Chester, R1gh1 ol w.Iy. P mime .md Kcv1n R.anda!l Wolle ,,n<f De,alrax II Sham 111 CS!' Letart RtgiH ol w ty Oon111c S md Ronald B Denny to CSP S.ths hury J R1ght ot w 1y IJntl1 mtl Roger I he follow tug l:Otiples were Sinh nllu ( Sl' S '"''""1' ISSUt:d lllllfllgC IJU..I)"t!S Ill !he Mc1gs Counly Proh Hit.: Cmul oJ Juuge Rnlx:ll Buck The foliow111g tl:lmns to end Rccc•v•ng l1~.:cns es wczc m~UTmgc were f1lcl1 rc~.:cntly m the Jonathan And1c D1nckert IK nffacc of Mcags Couttly Clc1k nl Pomeroy rtnU 11111 ( uu.ill:l: Jutlc Courts L11ry Spencer II\ Vmlou R ilph D1 ~tllcy Knl!el Dassolutum !lied .._ Pcg1 I 40 Rccdsvtlk md I Clt:S 1 I vdyn M arcmkn 111d let lacy W Gu L:ss :1rl PcHIIllld I r t~.:y I ynn Mrm. : mku holh ot I on g Dollom Bow!,mu 28 111u K"''' Macltellc July 20 M<Ktre 20 lxlllt of Rullu~tl D1vorcc llletl - (,Colgc W J ISO II [ ec Stew II I 20 and Drtnda Joy M II lory I<) hoth of Dnckles lHun C,lfolyn Sue Dnck: lcs both of Mu!IIlep<nt luly I'J Syr.acusc loscph [) '"'' Rose 21 .and I' II11CIII on Small! 1X hoth of R ICHIC Dry 111 ll1vu! llurst 2' Say Love Wath Reeds\ die tn<l Su7 11111e (, 1ul Flowers From,.. Clay 22 Chc'tct Marriage licenses To end marriages POMEROY FLOWER SHOP tt.I.JiOFIJN TO BE WILD AND KILMER JIM CARRE V 106 Butternut Ave Pomeroy OH IN 1 BA'I'M~IN (614) 992-6454. (800) 433-6203 FOREVER PG-·t3IR 446-1088 Reun,lm .mnom1ced The descenu.tnts of Tammy Galkey anu Maida Jane Hudnall wall have a reumon July 30 at the ;;;I BATTERIES SHOCKS TIRES FREE Tire Rotation With This Ad . FAHTASncl "'"'m~ W!LlY2 ' fMI AD\'IIoiTUII MOM.I ~- 12 1/4 4R 3/8 21 dunat~d hy The Jollowang !.and transfers were recm~cd Montla) Tuesuay lacRm.m w 111 lra.Y..\;IIJl!{. suuiiLrnl_ and Wednesday an th e othce- of D S 35 when liK J9 R9 Chevrolet Meags County Rccoruer Emmo S lO uroppcu of! the n.;ht "de of gene Hmnallon the road lle pulled lite ve hade Deed Anthony B Rittle L.aren back onto the 1o td anu then went M Wolfe Laren M Rafllc to L.trcn otl Ute !ell sade of th e road Jack M Raflle, Racane p.arccls man lost cOni rnl m the gr.n cis and Deed Emcst R and S,l<he R.ae the truck rolled appaoxun llely lave Carr to Davau E C'nrr Sctpan tune McCoy s llll C u,, McDonald paiccls who was nor we lllll 0 1 se,tl hell Deed Rontlu A H,wson tn was ejected lrom the vchade Harley McDonald Maddkpoa t lot Lennd MeDon tid was no1111 ,, dulu All adavll Bcssac Oliver le,Ualllt but na,IItp he it deceased to Atthm L mtJ I .mme ladamm w.L" tl~.:kt:tL:d lnr 1ulurc Maller Rual md p trcels In m.unt.un c.:onlrol duld restrctmt Deed Arthur mall I munc Mtl!er V!O)<lfiOII se. II he it VIOlliiOil, to Faank W and fenae L Houser unp1nne1 n:g tsiJ 1tam md no tnsur Rullnnu 8 742 teres anee Deed Joyce E I rye In Cecil D Mt:Cny s mil he tu.:uJcnt as still and V1ckae I Ftye S ~em parcel under mvesl1 0 111on Raghl of w 'Y Donald and Shu ley Jel teas to Lcadang Creek Cnn,erv.mcy Daslrict Rulland Ra ghl of way Rnnnld B md Bmm1e S Denny In I CCD S ~" hury Rtght nl w ty I un cs R lt ,tnd• Knstm C Auec to I CCD S 1las bury Raght of way Paul E lr ,JJtd Machcllc E Wall 10 LCCD S ths bury, Raghl of w tY Detty I aylor In LCCD S.tlasltua y Deeu Betty M I nlmea Belly M Dall to J) unci I~ utd llcha 1 I Folmer S:ll~Shuay lot Tburtday, July 20 1995 Dccu Ruth P 1nlme .md Rohert Swasher Lora Maxnae n1u Ball Ltt II- Judge Lance Ito barred a tic Walm.I I .md II ow uu E Park blood spatter ex pen tram er md Peg gy A nlll Cit u Jc, A menttonmg resulls o1 an I hom " tu Radt u u 0 md Luella lc 111 I hom " S li"hnry I 000 expenment he perlormed on acres bloody socks found at the foot Decu lo nma lleumn tn to let ot 0 J Simpson s bed He saad frey A WestenlMrger md (,mgt:r J the expenment was flawed Scltmalenheag Be<lfoad 10 t\42 because the cond1t1ons were ,Jues not accurately recreated A!hd,avll R 1fph S McKcnzac dece tseu In Add tlou M Lew" II- Prosecutor Marc1a Clark was Sutton faned $250 lor cnt1C1Z1ng Frednc R1ghl of way Rnhcrl I .anu S m Rteders founder ot Nallonal u1 t 1 am bert to LCCD S 1lem Med1cal Serv1ces laboratory R1 ~ ht ol way Roheal R "nd who the defense plans to call M.a gg ae M He a'Ill 111 111 LC< D Monday to talk abovt the blood S tlcm I u.:re R1ght ol w 'Y L tary D .11111 preservatave EDTA Simpson defense suffers setbacks . Local briefs lllt now hlcak Jdnu,try murllll1 0 But someone w lS w.uchmg her - someone whose ltlc w,ts hftcd from Its lonely frusrr tlum tlMt gray day .mU trnnstormctl !rom that moment on My mother would have smtl Set: Lhcre youn 0 m 1111 Genrge l~laf.!:enz Is a synt.hcatel) wr1ter fnr Newspaper Enterpnse Asst•clahun (For 1nfnrmatwn on how to commumcale electrnmcally \\tth tlus 4.:nlummsl and ntlu~rs,. con- Assoc•at9d Prsss Graph cs~flt Partly cloudy 'ktes .trc ln~ec .,, Statewade IOillgbl Wllh UCIIse fog developmg late Lnws wall r.mgc from the low OOs 111 the not Utwest to the upper 60s m Ute souut ParUy clotKiy skaes .tre ~X peeled Saturday wath l11ghs 111 the madule 80s north to near 90 south The recoru lugh temperature tor Uus <late at tbe Columbus weather statiOn was 106 set 111 1934 Tlte record low of 48 was set 111 !970 Sunset tuu.ay ts at 8 'i6 p m SunriSe on Satmday IS at 6 21 ,, m speak loudly_ _ __ county where I hveu Wh.ll we on the Jury heard were mostly mmmal cases tnvolvmg people who see nolltmg but crune and poverty <1nd Ffumes By The Assuc~oated 1•1 t'"" lhelf VICWS 011 Lhc lndJOT ISSUCS fdC mg llac nttaon' lltey wtll sctlle tor Boh Dole or even somebody else tl necessary but they would go lor th.tt kmu ol Colm Powell so last I he wmcl wouiLI knock you over And at IIIey uttl he would wm hoth the Repuhhc 111 nnmm,\lmn .md the electum so hanualy at would m,tke lhe Rnoscvcll .md Reagan electiOns look lake squeakers As prcvaously reported 111 tins spICe I It ave heard Powell make a spcecll .md he ts the hest pubhc 01 1101 smt.:c Rc lt,.m Bul 111 the long run II Will mIller uecpJy, wh.ll he s,ays Anu I m .atr.ud the mltJs sttll t 1vor the sort ot Pcnlagon p lhium tb 11 h,IS nurtured hun Up gm~lu~d A Columbus, Ohto man as lodged tn the Mason County Jaal after a smgle vehtcle accadent Thursday on US 35 wh1ch 1\1\nl two·people mc~Udang a seven month old tiaoy -to~Juldren slios pual 111 Columbus accordmg to Ice Sunny Pt Cloudy Cloudy Deputy John McCoy of the Mason C 1995 Accu Weather Inc County Shenff"s Department Robert B Iackman 2~. of Columbus was arresteu for DUI Wllh lnjUrtes an<J drtvmg on SUS penucd license alter the I p m wreck He was nrr~ugncd hetnr~; Magastr.ate Johnny Reynolds who .lre,t:s ol dcn~c !OJ d~\t.:lopltl~ set bond at $1 000 McCoy saad Lows tn lhc mul llltlupp~l 60s Passengers wath Jackman Cara Saturuty 1\ut!y dnmly lla <h' McDonald 16 of Columbus and 85 to 90 seven montlhol<l. Leona McDonalu S,uurd.ly m£hl A d1 liKe uf were tnmsporteu to Ple.as 1111 Y<tlley lhundet !tilorms JlOI!hWcsl I nws 111 Huspll.al I he b.thy was !lnwn to the mtu anu uppea 60, Columbus Cl11ldrens llospu.tl rutd Extended fnrecast lhe teen WclS lransportetJ hy amhu Sutalay P.trtly cloud) w11h 1 L1nce to tlae t.acahty chrmc..:e of Lhunt.lersl<lrms ll1gh~ 111 McCoy sa1u the hahy dad not the upper 80s Inlow VOs Mnnday Sc,t1tcrcd siHlWL:I" mt..l thunderstorms Lows 60 to 70 Haghs Ill the low ,and n11u KO, fucsday P utly douuy Lows 60 tn65 Haghs RO toR'i Chance of stormy weather continues for the weekend ' how much he ,uu.l Ius tmmt.;r~mt parents were helped hy 'alhrm.t· 11ve action when he wa.' a chalu ueeply devout ,md prnuuly patrwuc Delbert Pridemore 73 of Pnmerny d1eu Titun4ay July 20 1995, at Overbrook Nursu1g Home Maduleport !ol!owmg a lovg 1llness He was a veter.mnl the U S Anny an Wnrlu WOJ II He as survtve<l hy five "'"'· Joe Pndemore ot Mauukp<lrt Ron Pnde more of Hamsoatvii!e, John Pridemore ol Clevelanu Team Rack Pnde more of Pomeroy and Bud Pridemore of Racme, three uau.;htcrs Clms mae Conhn of Maddleport, Reva Mus.er of Pmneroy md Dehltae Bruley of Spnng Hall Fla a brouter, Lonzo Pnuemore of W.tJ,wortlt a SISler Opal Whale of Gordon, W Va 20 grandchaldrcn I 'i gre,u granuchtldren ,md one great great-grandchalu Funeral servaces wall be held at 2 p m Smuruay at the Handley Funeral Home Danvtlle W Ya wuh the Rev MargaJet Rohmson offlcaaung Bunal wtll be at the Mad Ferrell Cemetery V,m W Va Fncnds may call at Ute funeral home from 6to 9 p m tonaght (Fnu ty) • lColumbus !sa' I Strategy for a Powell campaign _ _ __ Let s assume that Cohn P~well wants to be presadent There ts a road tha~ for ham leaus darectly to Ute Wbtte House at Ute hea<l of a party wtth a maJonty 111 both houses of Congre« All he has to do IS foUow the wad Let me ue,cnl>e tt - for you and for hun Some ume arounu Labor Day Gcn Powell wtll hu Ute mad on a speakmg tour desagneu (.II Jc.tst ostenstbly) Ill promote has autoba ography The tour wall Ja.,t most of the fall It wall afloru hun ,J m,ttch Jess opponunuy to uescrabe ltl' funuamental behe!' to the Amen can people Smce we have almost no mkhng Juday ot what those behefs are the revelatwn wall go f,rr IO"'!ard uetermunng hts tuture (tl any) as a prcsadenual c,utdtu.ate My own gloomy guess .ts I have satu before IS that he wtlltum out to be a woozy E1scnhower L'Cn lnst conserv.auve on tisc,al pohcy but hberal on the soctal "sues foursquare for a sounu uetense but aware of the avan'e ot the nuh~'lfY mdustnal complex a strong behever m mdtvtdual e!lon anu adncvemem hut acUillly ciWtlfC ol The Dally Sentinel• Page 3 PDC AHDNTRS ,., SPECIES 1.. 720'JOODAMY KATJNEP!.I 8AT/Sutt 9 20 DAlLY MATIIilh:S S"T/SUW 1 l 30 '" & ~~~ "!T" Gin CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE I ~IMG ~I ~.ATB~WORLO~ �• • • Sentin~l The Daily Sports Friday, July 21, 1995 ' Page4 -*-*-•- Astros hand Gia.nts 11-4 loss to gain ground on idle Reds Derek Bell has mmJt~gcU lo t..lnve. in plenty "'r runs WI th41LJI 1he long ball The Houston Astros outheldcr had a career-h1gh SIX RBis m an 11-4 victory over the S.m FrcmCJsm Giants on Thursday mght He leads the maJors w1th 70 Rl3h. hut has only stx home" "I've JUst heen .thlc to put the ball tn play w11h men on hase," Bell s:ud "I t..nk at guys w11h 24 or 25 home run... hut I m nut look. 1u~1 mg tor homers l'm looktng tn get on base and u"' my 'I"'W " He gave U>e AsiJ ns .t J-0 lead 111 the fJrst wtth hts "xth homer ~hs two-run smglc came Wtlh lwo outs m the second The last ot the stx RD!s c:une m ,, three-ru n seventh " nn-a:mcrrfirll11y' - The Astros dtdn't need much else a.s they sent the (,t.ull' to thelf fourth str:ughtlnss and e1ghth m 10 games. Doug Drabek (5-5) overcame a rough first lllntll£ to Will h1s lhmJ. str:ught, allowmg nutc hils Ill K 2/J mnmgs lh :o; removal hy m.tn.tg~r Terry Colhns w,,, unpnpul.lf w11h the fans " ] wanted to let hun tint,h. hut wllo\t the people don't re.tltzc ts. he's got to go back out there 111 live more <.lays, so you c:m'1 gel c,une.LI away," Colhn!<. ..,;uU Drabek who let the ltrst three runners ot lhe g,une rem:h h.tse, bur gave up only nne run 111 lhc tmlmg. struck out Barry Bonds tWJcC but dtd surrender Ius 20 th homer Bonds has ntne homers and 21 RB h 111 h1s l:t.st 19 grunes - Terry~MuUtollaml (2-Kl In'! hts seventh sl!.mght, allowmg nme hils and stx runs m 2 2/~ tHiltngs In other NL g.unc' on Thursday 11 was Colm.ttlo 7. Phtl.)ddplu,, ~ Los Angeles 4. Floml,t 2 111 10 mmngs, Montre,tl 4 Clw.:.tgo 0 Atlant.t 4, Plltshurgh 1, and St Louts S, New York 6 Ro<kits 7, Phlllits 3 Bill Swtll won hts tilth str:ught start ru1d Dante Dtchette lui anoUtet horner at holne .~Wlli (6-2). who has a 2 33 ERA SJncc comtng 011 the dtsabled ltst last month allowed three hit'- m sevt:n lllllJilg.., B1chette's 16 hornets hav e all come at Coots F1dd He h11 "tworun shot m a tour-run 1h1Hl .tnt! added a sacnfice lly 111 th~ ~l!venlh Gregg Jefte11es h.u..l (\ 1wo-run homer, hts stxth to& lh~ Pl11lhc~ Dodgtrs 4, Marlms 2 ErlC Karros -,ind Rohcrt<i Kdly drove m runs 111 the I Oth ,Js Los Angeles snapped Flonoa's tourg.unc wmnmg slteak ,uH.I spmlec.l left Conm• D.ty "' Brow.trd C'oun· ly Conme. th l!. AII-St,u g,tm~ MYP, wus honored hdore the grunc, hut went 0-tor-5 w1th three strikeouts S'taners H1deo Nomo mtd Bobby Wm both had tine ouungs Nomo, the AII-SW g:une 'iarter, allowed lour hils. amJ struck out nme an t:tght mnmgs W111 alloweU five hll'" ant.! two un~arned runs m seven-plu~ tnnmgs With a dubrecon.l 12 ~tnkcnuts Expus 4, Cuhs 0 Dutch Henry pllched :t sevenhtlh:~r tor ht~ set.:om.l car~::cr shutout. w1th the other Ulllltng tlg:unst ChJc,tgo nn Aug IS, l'J'J2, when lle wii<i wtth ll<>usllm Henry (5-7) Darrm Fletcher and Rondell While Jut solo homers, Fletcher's tirst smre June 6 and Wlute's tirst smce hilling for th e cycle and gomg 6-for-7 at San Frant:tsco on lune II Momreal has wnn three slrrught .mo sewn ot nme smce the All-Star hreak. whtle visllmg Ch1cago has lost four stratght ami ts 1-8 smce the break Dravts 4, Ptralts 3 Ptnch-luttcr Charlte O'Dnen smgled wllh nne out and the bases Io:~ded tn c.1p ,, 1wo-run holt om of the nmth UMt s.tw Ute Puates commat two errors. the !tiC(OIH.I hy shortstop J,\y Bell th.tl ended Ius errorless stJcak llC 44 games It w;cs il.tl.ull.t's 14th vtcmry 111 17 g.uncs and only the Uurtl lo" m 10 t1lr tile Pmncs - - - Denny Neagle. trymg 10 btr.:otne the NL's tmt 11 -ga me wtnner, allt>wecJ tour l111s tn ~tght mnmg.~. tncludtng solo !HllllCts to Davtd lusuce and Fred McGntt Cardinals H, Mtl< 6 D,mtcll Coles :md R.ty L:mktord homered :ts St LoUis ended New • York's tour-g.une. WIUillng ) Lankford's 14th homer w:ts Ius • thmJ m lour g.unes .mt1 stxth 111 12 It c.tpped a tout-run thnd Ulal gave the host C.udtn.lls ,, 4-2 lead Dreu Buller nt the Mets had hts tlnrd stm1ght four-h1t game Butler, Y.ho Jut Ius first homer ot the season, has 1 'i hlls m h1s last lour games, nne ull the nHtJOf Je.tguc temrd set hy M1li Stock ot Brooklyn m l'J25 Coles' ttlhll'C-Jun hom~r 111 the llt'th g:tve Sf Louis .m X-4 le.td because Detroit Cielel.utd .tnd Toronto were all playmg well But the Angels l:nnled them olt m a Uazzlmg road u tp "Th1s has been the best road tnp ut the ye.u ' s.ud Rex lludkr alt~r Ins tout luis .md th1ce RDI helped the An~ets he.tl the Dtuc Jays 10-3 Thtnsd.ty mght The Angels completed the swmg wtlh seven vtdOIH!s Ill t:aght grunes, oul!'>conng the Ttg~ts . lmh· ans and Dlue l.tys 67-11 The Angels. who lnst only to tiH.: lnc.Jtans last Tuesday .trc 2t\-16 on the mall tJus sctt~on Agamsl the Dtue Jays on Thursday mght, they h,\d a hm-around mntng tor the second stnught mglu w1U1 stx runs 111 the liN Wednesday mght, they scotetl s1x m the second en route to a 10-2 v•ctOJy Tony Phtlltps led ott ThUJsO.I_Y ntght's game w11h Iu s I, 'i0flt1J career hn ~Ultl .u.itleU tw. sc~o nU ~m gle ot thl! mnmg two out~ "mU ~1x run~ later. g1vmg U1e Angds t-t st:.tson htgh seven hll s Jn one mnang I T Sno\\ cllltl Gary DI.Sctn.:m.t hotl1 htt two-run '-'Ingles 111 thr..: larsl Hudler Hntl GcuTel Antlcrson IMtl run -scotmg smgles 111 the mmllg M1ke Butcher (6-1) pitched tour tnnmgs of two-lnt shulOut hall 111 rehel of Angels starter Chuck Fmley, who lett after two 111111ngs wu.h a Hrutsetl nght heel fmonto ... 1.u:1er Pat Hentgen (6 X) surrcnden·d 111111.: runs on 11 h11s 1n live 11l11111gs El,ewhere 111 the AL. 11 was New York K K.!l!S.ts C'uy 4. Bo~ton 3, Clut:,\go 1 Mmncsot.t ~. B.tlllmore 2, Seattle 4, Mt lw.tukee 2 111 n lllnmgs, Clevel::m<..l 6 TCXlL"i 3, mtd Oakland 6, Detroll 1 Yankets ~. Ruyals 4 Dem•e Wtlll,tms m10 M1kc Stanley h1t COilse~.; uflv e hom e tuns to cap a lour lun s1xt11 ~ nnmg htung New York over VJSJIIng Kansus City Wllhruns' homer Ius lllh w.ts a two-run shot oft Roy.tl' wllevcr Btlly Brewer ( 1-1). and St.mley tol lowed tour pllt:hes ldter wllh h1s mmh to putlhe Yankees alteo~d 'i- ~ Kcvm ApptcJ held the Yankees 10 tour htts thC l1rs1 !Jvc 11111tngs betore they h)()kc th)()u~h Steve Howe (4-'l) was the wtnuer 111 rehel Red Snx 3, Whtlt Sux I At Chicllgo. Mo Vaughn tlrnkc a ttc game tn the ... everllh Wtlh h1s 25th homer Hlltl fOSl' C,uJsi!CO dlso homered, 1cadmg Boston over the Wltuc Sox Vau~hn. lcad1n~ ott the tnnmg .titer the second ram delay ot the g.une, homered on a 2-2 ptlch !rom Ktrk McCa,kJII (4-1). The homer ued Y,tughn wtUt Chtc,\go's Frank Thomas. who homered 111 the tourUt, tor the ma1or league lead, Wmuer Ertk llo~nson (8-3) puchOO J~lX mmngs, ~lllowmg seven Juts Rl<h Amar.d hunted .tnd McAndrew {0-1) overthrew hrsl base, Ent:k~on's retu1n to the allnwmg Fermm to score .Seatllt!'s Meuot.lnme, eru1ung 111~ flrst m.JJnr t1rst run smce lhe fl1urlh mmng lengue vtclory as Mmnesota heat Am,rral later scored nn ltrst haseB.tlt1mme m::ul Kevm Setlzcr's cnot Rodnguez ( 1-'\) .tcqmred Tuty 6 B11t Krueger (1-0) ptcked up U1e 111 t1 tr.1Ue llMt sent closer Rtck vtclory WJih tour umm£s ot lwo-lut Agutler.t to Dnston. guve up JUSt rehel three h1ts nml one IUn m SIX. mmngs Indians 6, Rangers 3 lor hts longest career outmg Sandy Alomar lllt two home Enckson (6-7) lost tor the first runs m a grunc tor lhe 11rsl tune m tune smce the Twms sent him to hts major league career, lea!lmg Daltunore on July 7 T1aded away VtsJtmg Cleveland over Texas It ctffcr tour-plus sea~ons Ill Mmneso- was the [m.ltans' seventh wm 111 l,t thdt Jnciudcd the 1991 Worh.l · ctght g.1mes s1111..:e the All-Star Sene" t11ic .mJ .~ no-htller la st se.'l- hreak son. Erh.kson got tar more hoos Almn.u went ~-tm-4 :md scored than .tpplttuse wht:n he w,ts mtro- lhrce runs Mtckcy Tell let on home- -Drat! Faxon, 11 (Wagnt"T' I 10) 7 '' p m Major leagues dm.:cd hchnc the ~fune Mann~• s 4, Br~" t:l s 2 J-=ehx Fc11n111 !-.Cotcd on p1tdu:r l.tmlc Mt:/\nUJcw·, throWmg error Ill the 11th llllllll_g oiS VISI\11lg St:atllc sn11ppcU M!lwttukee's scveng<une wmnmg strc.lk Ferm1n leo ott wllh a dou le s:~n FrJUCI"'~u (lr t! ~r ~-6) 11 llou~!nn lklntil Nt"w Y Tmtonh ll r~ (k~)llml '1 'i(t( \IJ 4~7 I 4! ~14 7 .~ 4I 4(,7 7I 1~ -1-1 tl~! II Ctrtltlll O"isllln ~l 21 MIIW:lUk~ 39 17 • ~11 Khluo.i.~ lily 1fi ]II 41\fi 0UC<Ll,:ll 31 44 411 21 Mmn..~ • 11 '].( 'iU 142 27 5 CLEVELAND - 707 145 I fi S Texa~ Seolllo:: 11) U..k l<~ i\01 4! '' ( 1tXl~ J( 1'1 111" (,' I I ( J'\C ll'oi 11 7 O'i p 111 111\.J~" 1Pu~l1' NATI Sln[llq!l<(\ll~hllllll'.?-:?1 1(1 p 111 Sl /11u ~ itl~u!<~il~ l rtnt t'i 111 Mo•nln t! ul l'l ll~t'url'! t I 1.'i p 111 l ~:.11\lflii(.IMI ai) ( LU~hllt ~1~['1111 Tnni~ht's g~ml.!s ITrumtJiey l 4 I al Du~tun {Suulh3-f) 1U'ipm Sellfllt: (Torre~ 1 <I) l!l Tut11llh• (~Iuria Transactions M1nn~M r Tu t!ol0)11~pm Nrw 'r'or~ (EL ;11 ian I (I 0) 7 lS p 111 BultLIIlme (M1o~H ~ 1) K msa.~ (LIV I! (Dund1 (I l ) MII~ pIll ML!w.tuf;r~ j (11\t'll~ I 11.11 (ltLCI)!II ( Ke\s~r:? l) II II~ p 111 LLF.VELA:\'11 tn~lllll~ M 1rt11"1 II 111 .,,o,kJuu i {Siollk tm r,l!~) Ddr"', 11 \1 11 ( ... 111 r11Ju lllll' p m ~o:un~~ Saturd.J\''s MIIIIIC!'III:J (lllrm (I \);~I B o.~hn (Sup St 1111r (8l'l{ll<r ~ ~ ~ tll•'l'••nlu (lt."tlrr (, 'i) I 1~ f" 111 CLEVELANll (()~rl' Nt'W "l••rk .11 M1lwauket' r, •1 (SpJr~• :11 (')mutt" ( AIVuroa 1 ~) 7\l:'i p m Baltnnore (DruY>n 5 ft) ;JI KunNa.~ l 11y (Guh1~Z.ll )I (I~ f" Ill Oernnt (Brq,!Lflln 1 7 7) ~~ :ol C"JIIfffl\lt r 1 u' 11 n1 St,lllk ut r, rulll • I 1S r 111 To;.t!. ;~I l'\'~w Y"rk I 1' p m M1l'M iUI.:l•t al lit t I~H ~II' p Ill CLL VELAI'\rn •• o.,kl111ol 4 o'i r 111 ()tlrutt II CaiiiOIIliU 4111 rIll 8;.~) 11111t•fl' lll K:llls.t.~ I liV !i \IC. rIll IV Pbllu•ldphL;J 41 :v, Munrrr;JI '') 11) ~ll(l \J 4f1 <IU1 1'J ~'i 19:! Aoru\ 1 ( ul!ral 2H -IX ~7 f411 HDU.'fll lll 41 n ~ '(<(o C\m.:<~l!" P1Ushur~l1 St lt•U s lX 411 4117 11 411 4~2 l4 <I~ 4~0 len; Alll!d .. , .San nte~o 111 l•J 4')4 I ~~ l~ 4\ 461 11 42 4'i~ - H Thursday's Ncores Otlorado 1 Plulotk'l['lhla 1 Lns An~l~$ 4 Aondu:! (IU) Mnnfrral 4 Llnca~o 0 Ar!uni:J 4 P111st>ur ~.h ~ H 1u~IIJR II s~n Fr..t n~l~\.1 1 4 St U1u1~ K Nt'w Ynr~ (o Tunt~hf'"' ~ames Lm A ~~ric• (V drl{~ ,.(,) .11 Fhtnd.l (R 1pp4 ,) 1o~rn 1 St [.;:LUI~ (O•I'ufll( 111)ul rF~rrl>Jtltkz. o '1 7l~ C1IV TORONTO Bl l iE lAYS Pl:.a c~t.l WotHh Wtlllllll ~ pildRr Ill\ lhr l<i tlav r 1u f1nlillltl['lillu ' ( h1ragp [FP~Ier 7-S) al .{ lNliNNATI ami ba!ik.l'lbu\l coach "t tour-lillie Faxno, JlLl¥1n g t t::d tor Tcxct:-; wludt lost Hs fourth m ct row ., ftxlter tor hlflln~ mi the 12t h .uuJ made,\ I S~tonte1 on the v,7 ,,ud hl'lon~ JSU1 lill h!i<.ltc E 11Lio hogeycd thl' IC11h .u1Li 1111 1shed wtth .t 'l -untl!.:l p.1i ... C1? lu go .1 llc won tor the l11s1 tllne 111 lOUJ dec•s•ons at home thrs year. Denms Eckersley struck out the s1de in lhe mnth for his 20th save. Mike Moore (5-9) was the loser. " .. " I t!ll\US STUTTCiii.R I <•ctlll.tlly (ii.P) Fre1tch Opl'n c.:IJ,unpum l hotn.ts ·· Muster .tdvanred to t lte ~u.u terllnals uJ the ~ J mtllton Mercedes .. Cup hy hea11ng llcmd K.lfh,tchcr 6~ ' - M.uk D1.mdenhurg (0-t) lost mlus 4, 6-2 The top -seeded Austll.tll wtll next mcel Tnrn 1s C'.1rho111..:11. who be.ll C.u los ('o..,t.t h1g lc.ll:!lH! lie hut Athlt'tit:s 6, T1gel"s 3 Ron D,u ilng won lor the ftrst tunc 111 nme st.1 rts as Oakland routed 6-1, 6-1 hy thlld-seedcd " SpdiiJdrU Serg1 D1 ugu~.:1 1 Brugucr,t, w1ll met:t (il!ltnrlll (' ui - handed Detrntt 1ts c1ghth slra.ght Uwe Steeh 111 llu; tlll:u1clfnMis 01el llershJSc r (7-4) gave up {WO I UUS~tllld SIX hJIS II) S.IX IIHHil£S AusiiJ.tll Cn lh ~r t Sch,JIIer \\.Is prof~uumoWm onJ mlel(nly Cuckler Consulting Inc. 1.' u Retirement Planning 1058 Carltl Road, Shade, OH 45716 Dutinesl Phone )OST ARRIVED 1992 CHEVROLET SILVERADO 4X4 61~96-1400 when he n11sscd" 17-f<x)tcr on the rhe JSU1 he plnytulty hit lltmse ll 111 U1e hack of the heo~tl w1th the h.mtJle oJ Ius puller Puttmg <.:nls'\-hamletl 6-undcr- par 138 Faxon shut 1 6'-ri7 .11 Turnherry li!SI year hut spmlcd 11 w1U1 a lim~ round 71 The 14-ye.tr-old trom Oceanport, N J, played the dllticuh holes well mclutlmg lhe wt.unous No 17 Road Hole where he negou.ned the 461 yart.ls to the green Will\ 11 well-played trmt .mtl almost holed hts 20-hXlt htrd1e try t"r and J.!lm Fr<~Halt r~ p1tch.:r tru111 LoUis\ tilt ul 111~ Alllt'rll<Jn As~IICi lflttn Orlluno::U lum t t rh<~!ll pi!du:r tu Kitchen Carpet· . 5 a.~hru lra~Ut' li<~skcthull 7!~d.· Sta~4!~Yd. Commercial Al'>rt:U pllthu un.IOtm EY.tns C~rpet 20 oz. . I S4?.~. •>11111\t nl tl lt .. ~kt Ihall AN1111~ l~lln11 ( El A Alii' unn•lll1 tl lit McX1~u C'1 1y Allela.' Will r~h·~ • .. 1o s 111 01C~1 t"r !Itt" ~l'i.l.~\111 Fnothall N11lion1111 f•mlh11ll L11'14tUr ARIZONA CARlllNA.L.'i S1~n~d T11u Paul tlrfen~ L'IIe h:t~. k ATL}.NTA FALCONs A~rr~ll 111 lrrtlls WLI/) M( rlt'll An•lrrl<n plau~ ka:ka C HICAGO BEAR~ A~fl'elll!l ll'rrns w11h T1~ 1d S<Jurrllruu punlt'r un <1 Ita~ nur umln.Ltl PEl ROIT LIONs Sr~urtl 00J'IIH1 ,, H( lliS fON ( HLER.s .... SJ• .111 I ~hi ~nd atttl R11n.tld C!t,•rry I teio:t SluUJ;ILI~r wulc rc:ct"IVer W~lv~l Wehster S1~n~U Anthuny Mannington Vinyl - tWill Wt!!:l IUflirl llf 'J6 nght cemcr) :nul t:.1pll.tli7tng on IWO Walt! pt!Chc~ .UH.I ,Uit.:llOI Gallipolis !<.lolgt..•tl 1wo thlt.:L' 1un rallies m Clo;.;~ th~ t! q1 111 the l(uc llllllllgs hut .l fl).!lll l1t.: ILI -lll-ttrst fir!<. II uns of the g.u~le baseman -10-~.t!o... hu tt.:l.t} 111 the 1tt the top ot thJ.,:. tu~t JlliHng, lhe Galhpoh~ fttth 11..tnl:d nu~h .u 1he Galltpo!Js While Sox usetl Bo plar e momcnh ttlcr C'l.1yton Slurcy's :--te.tl ol lhnd b.1se dntl .1 Wood'' hne·dii\J,; !<.lll~ll' tu 11~ht throwmg errm hy rrulh Ccllcher . Then Jellers stiulk out ll1.1d Yoho Joey L<Kllllls to get Sh1rey home In to end fl1c tl1rc.t1 the hottnm ot the tirst Fruth ued In the s1xth ktlct~ :o;lJUt:k out the game wht!n Jeremy Nou·~ twoClarke S.mmlcts .utd ( Ittl Whel.'ler out luie-dnvt! ~angle 10 nght ftr.!IJ mu.J. w~t.lked la~on Kuhv hLllliC get got D J Deweese home tmg Br.mtlon (Jolle y lo l11t c1 Milt But Fruth tonk the Jeau '" the lmer In ttrst h.l . . ~o: tl1.11 Dcwc~.:sc •ccond when Ca,ey Yttl,trs' hcld- caught Hl entltlll !!·11111. er's-chotce grount.h.:r 10 shonstop le.Ji e1s' c.:ompiCtl..'-~?unc etlort preceded a toss by ~htrey at slum- rested 111 part on hi!<. nm~-:-;lnkenul stop to secnnd h.tse tnan M•ke perlonn:mc~: and ljls ~pn.:..tdmg out Valentme lhal w,1s too l~1te 10 fJCt live walks ·1he Whue Snx'• puch- D T Casw at secnnd While th.u went on, T.1yson 1-lutdunson t.unc Ill trom thlfd to put Fmth ,dJCdd 2- 1. !'ruth 's seven-run ti(JI m the thud was tucled by II hatters t.lkmg t1vc walks .utd on(;! pllch to the body (Deweese w.ts 1111 111 the lett leg hy rchever M.111 [)u,h) ,,s wejl as these hitters' ...:olh..:ltlllg. two w1th .14-under-12 on the tront But he sltot40 nn the hack M.trk McNult) nt Z11nbabwe, one ol the qu:u t~t ot hrst-rounLI let~de1 s, lOIIapsCU w1th .t4-over-p,u 40 tm tlt e front mne McNulty rem alnul ot one ol the nast y pot hunkers on the '64-y:ud No 5 It wok hun lwn shots In gt:l nut on the way to a double hngey-7 He hm ... hed Wltl! ,1 4-ovm -par 76 tentum Faldo, the 7-to- 1 l.tvnnte who struggled wllh ,, 2-ovct-p:u 74 on the fust round hn.tlly got hJS h.dky pu uer to work He started lltllckty wtth tmd1c putts ol 25-teet on Ute lust. 10-lcct on the tourth , ami 2'i- teet on the seventh, IUnung tht: lront mnc m mg relay - st.trter Drenl Seher!, Dush and Slmey - wmblllCO to sUJke nut sevd\ and w;dk 11 Fruth's hitters were Noll (1-1), letters and LoomiS (both 1-4) The While Sox's htttcrs were Sh1rey, Wmu (hoth 2-1). Holley (2-4) and Bush (1-3) ·1he While Snx' s lnss drops the nurnhcr of hyc tc~tms to two- lluhbard s lircenlwuse and Pnmt P-leasant H:mJw!trc - Ill the tournrunelll I<Y~•r C1·eek No. 1- HI H:iu ( :nuule S Ru1 Grande ~01 ott rn an elfccIIVt: sl.tfl hy gcllmg 'i).n:uJ J~muey c~nd Dohhy louc~ to sLOIC on Innes' stuglt~ 111 11ghl t:cntcr .unl Chns Walls' wa!LI fllh.:h rcspct:ttvcly, 111 the top ol the first helorc kccpmg Kyger Creek !'.undcs~ Ill 1ts h. tit nf the lr.unr Dut Kygc1 CIL'd w.tsn't to he LlcmcJ tor Inn!.! Its' hdll nl the sccnntl WtlS th~ ~l.tgl.' urun Whl~h II tjlppcll OLII fOUl run~ llll liVC hils While ..:.!pil.tllllll~ on thJce wllc..l p1tdH:;.; (tll lhl.' hHn lht.: P.Lie Hose h.1U 111 the mntng. hcL.IllsC nne of tho;.;e set the. st.1~t.: !01 Sh.1nnon Louden's hc111g thrown out .11 the Outdoor Turf 4 Colors Closeout Priced pJ.uc) ami a w.tlk 1 wo lrame s I.Jt~,. r !he JUiltof R.udcrs (K (' 'ululollns tHit com· l'mul wnktnd si,Jit lllfhh.trd's Greenhouse vs Mtddlcpnrt Cardmals at 6 t:Jdcnlt~lly look :-.tlll!l.u H1 ' fho~e­ p m· , Brdwdl v~ Pn11ll Plensant worn h) R1ve1 V.!lky's dJ ,lJ110m..l ll.uliw:tre .11 7 10 p m rrew:s) l.tlhtxJ Jour uunc runs to pad S.Jturday. rruth Ph.trmacy vs. then ~.;ushwn, wludl lor them Kygc• Cteek No . I at 6 p m.; w,tsn'l olll llllllll g too S(Klll Why 1 lnlllg_ht's Wlllllt..:ts ell 7J0 pIn It( the lop ol U1e ltlth the young Sunday: Saturday's losing ' Dluemcn ~.:ut K C 's lend In X-S on clubs at 5 p.m , Saturday's vtctors the strength ot 1-lnney's RDI smgle at6·30 p m 175 N. 2nd Middleport, OH 992-7028 Tnni~ht: ll I om W:.1tsou s tr.utnrnus puller can hold up Iince mort! Unys, he could JOIIl Harry V.uUo11 wtlh a recn1li stxtJl I3ntlsh Open IItle McArthur - Post 101 notlhe<l an 8-6 wm over Wellston Post 171 m Wellston tod.Jy at ' t 5 IL was a dose g,une unlll th~ nmlh 1nmug Lant:t~stcr held a 6-~ lead hcmhn£ 1nto tllc wp ,;1 the nmth before the ranttcld County team then hroke the g.11ne w tOe open wllh SIX runs to le.td 12-S Me1gs (9-19) SCO!eO IWICC Ill Its hall ot t11e mmng Me1gs nutlut L.mca,tcr 11-6. hut Ihe J fl Wctlks :md SIX IJCilhll~ Cliors Just too much ltu M4.:lt!" 10 over· COin!."! Alter thr~.:c :oi~mcll!ss 11111111gs Lam..:a"tcr lalltctl tour runs Ill thr top ot the tounlt on only one hll Post II extended Its lead to S-O m the :-;1xth inmng wnh .1 solo•un Metgs hunted hack mid ueo the game at hvc 111 lhc scvcmh umu.tg. three of the f1ve lUll s 111 tilt..: mnm g c.une on a lh!Cl lUll home 11111 ot l the h:tt nt M1ke Wolle L::UJLti\ICr lOOk ,1 ().Ci Jc,HJ lll lht: ctghth 11111111g on t ~olo horne 1un ott Ute hat ot Ch.td l(ccd L.uJc.tstCJ took nrJv:nll.tgl: t!l t wo Llouhlt:s, lour wt~lks tl llll h,lltcr anti Hll errur tor the sevCIHIIII oulhursl Dcau D~mhcmmrc wm' the winnmg pllchcr wtlh 1ehcl help lrnm Ctms lenkllls Me1gs st:lfter M1ke Wolle w;" JClteved hy Btcll Newsome, who took the lnss Reed ted the w1nuers w11h a home 1 un .1 douhle d iU.! a smgle Bowersock .md K rugcr .uJded a douhJc C:ILh Wolle led Mctg~ wll h " Unuhlc and two smglcs rysun Ros~ .uu.J Josh Mc1klc .tddcU three sutglcs Eldora to hold 'Kings Royal' sprint car race Saturday Earl Baltes' famed Eldora Speedway will host the 12the runnmg of the "Kmgs Royal" sprmt car race, the biggest one day payoff m auto racmg. Baltes has announced a lucmtive three percent Increase for thts year's event which IS set for Saturday, with a prelimmary All-Star saneuone!l eve nt set for Fn!lay First place tor the lucmll ve event is worth $50,000, whtlc $1,200 of the $124,100 purse goes tn 24tll place Seven <htlcrent dnvers have been crowned "kmg of sprint car racmg m the 11 previously contestell meets Steve Kmser, the 13-ume Kmg ot the Outlaws nno Daytona 500 veteran, le.tds the hst wttb three wms, wh•lc Doug Wolfgang and Jac Haudenschild have each won tw1ce Smg1e wm.s llave been posted by Dnnme Krellz, Bobby Dav•s lr , Sammy Swmdell and Dave Blaney Excep t lor Wolfgfmg, who llllllrt!U severely .uu.J smce retuctl, :lllloJI!lt:l kmgs .Lre slated to run m the event The Kmgs Rnyal 1s the ncltcst race per mtle m Amcnca W.Js $50,000 for 40 laps on the 1/2 mtle oval or $50,1)00 tm 20 nulcs Only two tlnvcrs h:tve sl.trtctl all pn::v•- ous II Ktngs Roy.tl events Steve Kmser and Dohby Davts Jr Joe Gaerte, Kenny bcobs, .11ul Sammy Swm!lell h.tve s~1r1ed 10 ol the prcvtous II events, wtUt a total ot 86 <hlleJent <luvcr. takmg tlle green nag Jac Haudensclllld ol Mtllcrsburg, the dnver ot the Tack Elden Pennzml Exp•ess. ts the only dnver to have won bnt h Fnd.ty and Satur· d1y events m the s:une year Eldora ts lnc.\led on Route 118, · north ot Rosshurg. 4S m1les nnrUt· west of Dayton ne;u Greenville ''' tilt wheel, crutse control, AM/FM cassette Locally owned ' •• .• VAN Eddte Bauer Package, auto trans , atr condtltontng, power locks, power lilt, crwse, and much more .' Atr condtttontng, ltlt, crwse, power locks, power wtndows, AM/FM cassette, power mtrrors $17 488 ' 8,888 ' ISave $6800J ISave $5500 I BRAND NEW '95 CHEVY WHEELBASE BRAND NEW '95 CHEVY ASTRO EXltNDED • Edended Chassts • Dnver Side Alt Bag · Antr lock Brakes • A1r Cond111on Power seat, power locks, power wtndows, !tit, crutse, AMI/Ffllll. cassette. ve eAgJne, power antenna, power · AutomatiC Ove1drrve • V•sla Bay Wmdows ·PIS PIB CUI - tong Wheelbase • Indirect ltghttng • Power Wmdows • Power LoO:s • TIH Steenng • Crurse Control • AMIFM Cassette • Capta1n Cha1rs • Prem1um TON LONG VAN • Rarsed Rool ·Color TV • Onwer Stele rut Bag Wood Pkg • Full ConverSion • Alum1num Runmng Boards Lock Brakes • Arr Cood1bon c~;:e~~ Overdnve • An11 • Loaded! • Sola/Bed m~rrors •• • ,.' AM/FM stereo, foldtng rear seal, power steenng, power brakes Great Gas Mileage' """"""" •" ''' •' • • ll<taliOd Buyers Tom Peden l:lBoDd1 ISave '14311 Sale Pnce BIWIIIIW '95 CIEVY 5-SERIES IUUP For a great deal on any of these cars see Carl Sanders, Mike Sergent, Jim Walker or Larry Thaxton CHEVROLET • GEO • • Dnver Side A1rbag -.Rear Anl>l.ock Brakes • Power Steenng ·P~Brakes • Cust&n Cloth lntenor • Well Equ!Jpe(ll ~ ~ • $1.211 Ott Fees OeiMired $11,388 IIWIIIEW '95 Pllfi1AC GRAll AM • 16 Vatle POWill • Power Braltes • Power Door lDdtS • Drrm Side A11l>og • 4 Wheel AI1Hock Elmes • AINfM Stereo • PliWer Steenng S1629!> 12007 Sate Pntl! Sale Prlct 15110 S631 sa,788 llll Pro Tom-Oocw1 1135811 It llll UslPnce .$!0,2 \i Faclory Rebal:e S.'m GJULC lst rm~ &.r,'er • - All Carpet In Stock On Sale "Expert Installation Available" In nght .•nd Kyle l·nrgcy's two-run tlouble tn nght center But Gart.lner settled down long enough to strike ont Ocau Harrtson and Dusttn Coudttl m seven pllches and stop the r.dly K (' lintshctl tis sconng m ltS h 111 nl the tilth ott D J Rose's twolllll ll.ul: :-;mglc HI n~h! W.nts .1110 <l.udncr cmnhmeo to slltke nut 11 ({;,trdneJ got II ol tltmc) .mo wo~lk tour Rtn's rel.ly tc.1111 - Ftngey. Innes .md l'mney - ~tru~k out seven ,tJul w:tlkcd sax K C s lutteJs were ll.trvey (22) (,,,nJncr Wlute (ht>th 2-~). Ry.m D.Jylnr (2-4). Louden, Mal McCI.tskcy (ht>th 1-1) .111<.1 Rose (14) Rto's IHUer:-; wcrl: rwncy, Jones (ht>th went 2-1 and c.tdl had a douhlel .tnd I orgey (I -2) Lancaster Legionnaires beat Meigs 12-7 in tourney -•-*-*- lhe d:1y 5-under hut bogeyed Nos 10 and 11 to tall to 'l-u nder N1ck F,tltlo, stung by .1 poot start mlus lJUest to1 ,, toullh D11tJSh Open crown. look .tUV.IIlldgc ot an eru-ly ll't! tunc to go on a hn<..l1e h.urage and cha1 gc hat:k 11110 um- tnple and lcfkr' RDI <lnuhle tn • A1r condttJontng, at ;till'O~d RUIIl'l\ NLllll<l pildter and ~ean MurphV71 11b~ ltit"r•nut fi~l•h:r R~lt:.IH'tl jljfJ'Ij stops extr.t-basc hll;.; (Loomt;.; lc.H.Joll CONVERSION VAN 'iT LOlliS CARDINALS Pl1ced Tum fl<IJ:/1111.1.1 ~iildWr u11111c 1'i day dts ~llkd h'l ll:t o.:<J!!cd Suoll lkllllflll c ih; h llo..Pnc~ l Falun agam lc.HI c.Jdliy I o~nny SunnestJom h'mng up Ju..., putts th~.:n h.JCkmg nit tusl hcltHe he pulled the tngger He had ths(ontmucd the practKe on scHTJl' 1\mnlt:dll tour Thursday mght wllh vtclones that earned for them the nght to play ea<.:h other m Saturday's scmJimals Fruth l'harmary 9 Gal. White Sox 7 Doth teams 'IOOed plenty ot eleclnctty to the ~u.julsllum ol 1he1r The mon11ng groups we11: 1-!ICCted hy .t westerly htLl:i'C.: uti thL Notth Sea whtch gustulto I 'i mph " Innmg totals Lan <Xl0-410-0 I 6= 12-ti-1 W lllOhre.tket s .utd swc.!lcls g,tve Me1gs <XKl-(KJO-S02= 7-I 'l-6 Amencans Bill G lo~ sson. John way tn sh01 tslecves lot some pl.lyWP- Dauhcmmre Cook, :md Mru k [)rooks put 1hem- ' ers .1s hnght sun,June gave the Old LP-Newsome selves 111 gre.J t posuum wath gooU Course OlC,ISUHMI hreaks horn the second-U.ty st;u Is (l i•L"Oil shot 2- clouds Lancaster tonk .tJv.utl:tge ot 16 under-:~4 goJUg ou1 d iH.I w.ts 6walks by Metgs p1trhers and shodunder Cook Wtl' ,-umk1 through 1he wmd dllll lht! sun gave t11e dy fieldmg by thetr teammates to live hol es, wh1le IJ1ook~ w.t:.. 4· g1el.'ns " shtnc nnU speedetl them elunmate Metgs 12-7 111 E•ghth under t.h.rough 5 John D.tly w.ts 6- up D1stnct Amcncan Legum t ourn~l­ under through 12 holes B111tsh .un.ltcur Steve Webslcr, Italy's Constantmo Rou.:a was .\ 20-ycar-n ld !nun Tamworth, ment acuon Thu"d.ty "' the llmvcr!\IIY tl Rm (,l 111ld c's SJ,utley 6-undcr through Jm llfsl seven England , created a buzz m the galEvans l'tdd holes lenes w1lh a wtld up-and-down L:u1caster <2-1. 10-2') wttl play Co-leader Den C.ensh.tw st.ute<l round wh1ch look hun to 6-under N:~llnm1l L-11,1!Ut J.rrnd - PICKUP Lt:.a~U< 1 1\lldtl~r 3-unoer 141 lllr Ute 16 holes F.lldo was nn stu. h .1 1 nil t11.1t to 1 Darling n-~) W,IS ().1, smce last wummg June '\ t~g,uust New York 1989 FORD AEROSTAR EXT. Addre••mr a ('htJIIf'UI#WOrld "Our Deals Are Hotter Than the Weather" <~•~•1\h• l !1,1 f ,!\,d up Ktu Ru1'>1nsun !''''hn In m SH;aLUM, llh ~ lnll'rnJII< nal ~ li:'i~ 41 ~riCCer !OW A A nnnunct:d the re&lgnauon of Cathy B(lngLOVI, women's t.-porll; mfo[ma• t11m thret;lor so 10he can take the pos1t10n of ~~lil~tant 1.hrec1or of commun acations With lhe AUa.nt1c I 0 Conference LEHMAN Namcc.l Wale Bashorun ustslrutiLndoor track and field coach Mid-Summer Blowout m;.~ Tll'xa,...Luul~l:.~n:a l.to~~.j~;ur UIRI~11 BARRACUDAS Color<~dL> s INGELS CARPET CORPUs w, ,t .. rn IJL\ 1~1nn Fr.m o.:• ~ ~~~ { 1dumul llml.:n Lr11~Ut' [)ftJ\\1 F<\l{!l SMOKE N:mwd ll<~ r ~oi~Ul' !(> w" llllt'f lllltUIIUlfl !ll k~V '""llflllt' :SAN I kA:o-;{ lSI 0 Sl'llll RS S1~ncd l•rt~ D\LI!t l'l. cenlcr pill hl"f 1" Deilml!h 1111 ol lhr Nurthwr!'l " S1~11~d l'll FJt)JlJIM f'A.N"IIIER.S N1Jm•IHL~lt Kr" lUll to llllll (. <~rl l l tl.t 11tle AHL P!ll! AI tl LJllfJ,\ rl YtRS S1j!n .. d I,.,) 0111 •<IIIli BURLINClTON BEEs Anu ount:ed '" ks C1 RINNELL Announced U1e ret.liJna hr n uf Ray Oht."ruuller mlln"s and womtn s ~W\1111111111: cuach, and Marti Kmyr. I<:!) women MsLICC<:!r and bWikelbnll a~h N tlllt:(l Erm Hurley men 'and W11men ~ ~Wmltllln~ c11ach and Jenny Wood wonl- Oruon.:d tlt~l lllrV hu'll~ rr:..~~lj!l\..1 J11~~ "~ Ell Hot:k~y M1dwr~l IAIIJ!Ur • 'i]:! ~II Nullomal llnlkl , L~~ut TEXAS RANGERs Rl•callrd Marl.:. l 1 ny M...tr~hl'!!U Palr11 Bl·a ..h f:\2 CINt!NNAII San k!t Plrl sDPIHoll ll IIJ\IU<ISOl !R(i S] NATORS Senl h rJrl All 1111;na 1ntudder to Wun Palm Bta~h ol lilt' Rnru\1 Sl;.~lt' L.:a~UI:' Athlo::d Ui\N •II .'4 dd~"'''~~' t Llr LOdt nl'>urt! p11d1~r trum Ok!Jiwmn C'11v "' lh~ Am~rt~an A~KilCHIIiem AN ~ ~n~d rhriS NL ~ hlln~ [lllclli!f Ill Okla· L l!!:.l. illm New York lu J rlln~ Vt~r ~~~nlr:.t~l IIlLI !ltrnd.. !'\eLl tullto It I. und V tU~! tn lluLI•Jr runlllll)! htt l.. lu•r·n~ 1e:.1r lOll II It I\ '\'I W "! OI(K I~ Is Sli,!llt'•l t rrllnn !!J~t!nl! ~um! W u'llt I T ~rrv I ••1111 ~ 11~ 'll:'j!<'ll l otkll M1kt' Sittllka (Htdwr In N:l~ IJVI I!e nr lh~ Amencan As~oc!<lllnn lh•c alleU Lyle Muulun •IUIIL~hltr lrnm Ni.!.~ll'IILII~ t D1vlliinn Allnnta ............... . 411 ~OX R~ l ruscd Br.~l Mu~lt r 1\ll!'oi!tl.: Si~l ltdJ1.Ikt> Vcr ~~·~~~II • \V1t l1111 "' lh~ I ~xas LL:uguc NAI10NAL LEAGUE E:.~~lrrn " NF.W OR I [,\Ns SA INTS ( al ul m a I ~!lloi.UII' W ll MIKColO!\ 01111 ROCKs A11 n.. un•~•l K1n I{ 11 l'il < h~r h.•~ 1>~1:'11 pru Sunda) 's.~.-nu:s ,, ll "•• Pad; lu a live Vtar tontrucr Announ c~d lilt r~lllt'/11~01 of Tudd l"ullms ltrll'h:w.:k l<tUIS'IIt]l~ ( Antkrsun 12) !OII'i p Ill Mmnr~~~,., CHICAGO WIIITE '1 l '' l>ak ltlld (Van Puppcll 2) 4 (l:'i r m • •••I~~ ht p:OII II· I) 1 (I~ pIll Texa..' (lt"wt.;~hury 7 \ ) (I\:IT1Ife 4-cl) I 1:'i ]'1 m Baseball Am .. riu.n l...caaur AL Ordtrt"ll N~w Yurlt Yanltec:!l flildll:'f lad; McUowd] to rurch<~~r an undi~dl!!oil"'l amuurn u( lu,:kel5 111 ht! I:IVtn l llll,pn (V.ll!~ ( liurl~\4 ( ) 21~1•111 :\rwYnrk.d( h•rtolu lll~p111 L• ~ All~lk~ :.a r J.. nd,L (o(l, ('Ill D o~ lt•n l ( In c;.~~•· J Colk-gc 1 r ~ntti!NI!!\NAfl l l11 '" MIAMIIXllPHINS St~nrd Mlt had Illl"'~ ful!had;; w~l"~~t>t! Tummt Lym.:h fu lll'o:.tck NEW ENGLA.Nll PAfRIOTS S1~nl'•l Drew Bl~ds1 e tjUilrh·rhack tu u seven v~ur conlf<ILI un•l Ty L<~w tlefens1ve • ~larlll n n '(lt'tL3 1 u•IYt~· Rnllrr lln(kry lnltrn1111onal PHILADELPHIA BULLDOGS S11,!nOO Shawn Wh.:tler forward ltl 11 Y.oLt<.:q T!11~r~n w11lr rr~~ 1ve r lhrrt' yt.lr ~•mlr 1ct Sund.w's g.-me" S,m Di~l'" <JI A!lllnl.t I Cah(Lirlii;L j(l I 1 ron' l Ntv.Y.rl.ll Klll~t•ILI\4 ') 4) ,\1 \ Jnl>~ ur.~k•{ lr l'lll~lll '6) Kll~p111 lhi.:J olld (, n. l r il l Tela.~ ( Rng~r~ II (Mtnhr-l'ii71LII'm \Ilk .. M ]W.JUI\t t: ~ ( I 'l CLEVELANfl(, )!l~[lJII !) S,lfUrd.-v'~ golllH,.'S I '" Att~dc~ (fbn~~ 11 1) .11 l it n I 1 (Wt"alh~r~ ~ 1) 7 ll'i p 111 Sl l<•u ~ ( l tLI.,.,II ~ 1J) <JI l'lul .!r!plu (Murtnz. (I II) 7 \1~ f1 Ill M< tLUc d (!lrhu 1 :! il l 11 Piii,I'>Ur~ll (Purn' '21 7 o'i p 111 " 411.11 Thursday's s~.;urt.os Mllllll''Mtl,\ \ 13 t\11111 1[1:' 2 .s~ .J (n\or.~<lo I 7} S:m Frun~N~> IWLilil n 1 ~) 11 lluuslon (11 Llllplltll ~ 1) II H'i put NI:'W Yurk i l~nnJ:_!t<~us~n 0-0) 011 C'ul· ''Yr~t .. rn IJI\ l~mn 4(1 11 'i'J7 4~ 1~ ,4~ 1~ 39 494 Cahfurma tH~rmsdL Nt."w York lh\L"'I''" \7 l.i rm n Jlo ,wcll um! l':.al rhrrc v..:ar t:un lr Il l W>il'llr l\ r,11J An1l~~~ A Wide II:'CI:'I'II H~rrml lmehackn (Ktk 1 'J) !i m p 111 .\l'L&:J. Ball nL~•r .. 33 On Ute h.tck F.ll<ln holed ,, I 'i (~') WIIHl~f greens speeded up m.t<le only one " (Duk tltl~rlsl't't: ~nd A.ltre~1llo term~ w111t W11l Fuhrt r 4U:Jrl ...rhuck lr'\.l}JANA.PilLIS l ()[ TS SL~nl;'d Jtff ~I PLII~P ur~!i (A\IIbv (, ~)>~! All;.~nt~ (AY er) 4-5) 7 4(1 AMERICAN LEA(;UE "'' pm MonLr~~~ t P~ra !i S,llll> l ~,!'' Fu.~lorn 11~ (Sduourd: 'J 4) Baseball 1 21 i 1-fn(),S-S-1 on the PGA Tour and a seveJithplace finJSher 111 the 1994 Bnush Open, led an Amencan second-Jay charge on the Oto Course wllh a Sunder-par 67 1o0.1y to t.1ke the early 36-hole lead oct em Ernu; Young, Stan JavJCa and Gcrorumo Derro.1 homered lor the A's --Sports briefs-- Jellcl ot -·-·-·- 040 42x= IO-li -2 bngey runt fimshed wat lt Twins 5, Orwles 2 Fr.mk Rodnguez spmletl Scott (111 By G. SPENCER OSIIORNJ: OVI' Staff Wnl.r Pomt Plc.L\,IIlt's Fn•til l'h,!flnacy and Kyger Creek No I <•pcned quaner!Jnal pl.1y 111 th e Kyger Creek Llltlc League Tomn::unenl ST. ANDREWS Scotl.mo struck nut lour and walked nne Scoreboard Un~h• HXI-1'10,.7-7·3 I 17 IXlx='l-'l-1 !1 1 Bv The Assndatr:d Pnss ~ It coultl have hcen .111 ugly m.llJ tnp for the Caillornld J\ngds lliJn K C. #I WP- (i.trdne• Walls) LP-Fnrgcy By DENNE H. l' REEM AN In the AL, · Inning lolals Whne Sox Fruth WP-Jetters LP- Sebert Inning lola Is Rto Gr:ulllc Faxon leading British Open in second round stn:ak Angels' road success continues; Indians beat Rangers 6-3 IIWIIIIW • ~tCordoon ·Automate • Dual Aliba!l' • Power Steent>;J $14,288 '95:-:::CHEVIIIET~ UI1IIA • """"'Braltes ·""""'Door locl<s • AIIJFM Stereo • TIH Steenng • Delay W.pers • Cu~om Ooth tnt~"" • Styled Wheels ·Loaded! ' Ail Coollon • AU!oma't • ~ Ali1lag> • 4 Wheel Ani tocJt · Steel Belled T•es Isave •2011 I li<altes • p..,. Sieer"J · p..,. Brat<es . p..., Door locks .c.- Cl¢11tteoor •PaoerWmows • AIIIFM Stereo ·Will E'IJIIIIId' 'T*Sleemg ·StjtedWlleels Nc Drx: fa tlewirll!' OLDSMOBILE ·• • GENEJoiiNsoN !!I Gallipolis' Hometown Dealer • .. 1616 Eastel.'n Ave. • Galli olis 5: . Fruth Pharmacy & Kyger Creek No. 1 enter semifinals , By The As_,ooated l're" The Dally Sentinel • Page In the Kyger Creek Little Leagu~ Tournament, Friday, July 21, 1995 In the NL, Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio TOLL FREE 1·8111J-822·D411 •312·2844 344·5941• 422-11156 I ' Taxes TIIQ&. Title Fees tlltra. Reblle indUdld ln sale P"ai Olfii!W WilD ksledwNite ~ On ~eredl ~ IUpOI"rrllle lor l')pogtilfAUI etrors Monday - Saturday: 9 am - 9 pm Sunday: Noon - 6 pm �• • Page 6 • The Daily S~ntinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 21, 1995 Dear Ann Landers: Please tell me how to handle thiS silualton. Whenever I send a binhday present toone of my grandchildren. I make a point of including a smaller present for the child's brother or siste< I recently sent my 2-year-old grandson, "Adam ," hts present and added a little gift for hts 4-year-old brother. My daughter-in-law called me and said, very nicely, that she would appreciate it if I dtdn'L do that anymore. She said it was Adam's spec tal day and his brother should not have received a g1ft. She added, "Wilen it's hiS brother's birthday, Adam won' t gel anything." I don't know if my son ISaware that she called me, and I don't plan to tell ,..---Education exchange htm . I only see my gra ndson~ once a year. The next btnhday is coming up soOn. Tell me, Ann. is 11 wrong for me to send two gifts? -- HURT GRANDMA IN PA . DEAR GRANDMA: Since your daughter-in-law has asked that you not seM a gift to the sibling on the occasiOn of one chtld's birthday, you must abide by her wishes Too bad that mother can't hand le normal stblmg rivalry in a way that wili reduce hostility Instead of creating it. I fear there is more trouble ahead. Dear Ann Landers: Se>meone in our town had a car wreck.A witness drove to the nearest conv enience store and asked the owner if she could The Community c~•lt·ndar i.-. iu g 7 p.m. ~unday .1 1 lllL Sancd a tre ~ s~1'V1fe to - Hearl Church . non-prorit group.s wishin~ to announce Jntetin~ ouul spt'cial PO MER( >Y - Smge r reunion e:Ytlnls. The cal~•ulur is not Sunday nt noon at the St.:rr im CH i· designed to promut~ sales nr zeus C.enter. rund raisers of <Jn y I)'Jl~ . lt~rn"' are printed as ,,pal:~ J1t'rmit." and MONDAY cannot he guarantt>t>d In run ~~ ROCK SPRIN( oS - i\d\'cll lll re specific numher o,. dar~Week Ilthle Sc hool through July ~X FRIOAY I rom 6:30-IJ p m. <t t Fi1'1 Suuthem puhH~hcd- as LONG IlOlT( lM - 1-'aitli Full Gospel Chu rch. Long Ilotlt\Jn, Randolph Hall, Fnility, 7 p m SATUIHlAY RACINE - ('trek larntlv reunion WilJl polluck thrnu.: r S:um~­ uay. 12:30 p.m. at St,lr Mtll Park Tah le servu,::c i:-. pw va lcd Fne nds .• and family welcome. SUNDAY RUTLAND- Iliggs famil y reunion Sunc.Jay al the hom e ol Nathan Di gg:-.. Slate Rout t= 124 . witlt a hasket dinner at 12 30 p.m. Hunily anU rru..:nU' wc lcom ~.:: gram al Hocking will also be using ll1e Middlepori facility as a training site. In lhe class are from the !ell, Tara Clark, Pomeroy; Ed Findley, TEACHING SITE - Students in the licensed practical nursing prugram at Hocking T~chnical Culh:g~, Nel."'onvill~, ar~ currently using Over· brook Ct!nh:r as :• teaching site. Twelve studenl"i art~ doing sum~ ur their dinicals at the Center umler lht'! directiun nf Shelly Lowry, instructnr, st·a nding. In additiun to those in the nursing prn· gram ~ho will he coming lo Overbrook f'nr a pa_rt of tlu~i1· h·ainin~ , .d mlents in the didetic program and medical records technolo~y prn· Racine; Donna Shong, Rio Grande; Ann Riffle and Emily HeigiJton, Middl~port; Sherri Sisson, Syracuse; Cindy Clemente, Point Pleasonl; Amie Elliott and D,nnna Barley, Rutland; Sheila SYRACUSE- Carl Huhh.trd family reunion and covt:1ell tllsh dinner Sunday. 12 :1 0 p.m. at tile Syracuse Pa rk shell er nea1 th ~ marina · Masters, Gallipuli!ii, and Martha Bias, Salem Center. (l'hnln hy Charlene Hoeflich) POMEROY - Students attend Governor's Scholars Program at OU Twcmy-one Meigs Co unr y stu - dentS are among ll1e no area high school studems'at Ohio t luivcrsily attending the lOth anuual Governor's Scholars Pro£ram. They are: Eastern H'igh School: Kelh Bailey, Stefani Bearh s, Chris· Buchanan. Candace Iluntlllg , 'Michelle Caldwell, Mcredtlh Crow. Robert Harris. Jere miah Chad Kehl , Ilillee Pooler, Joey Weeks and Nicole White. Meigs High School: Paul Epperson, Myca Haynes, Shdl:t Neac~. Tim Peavley and Josh Rnhert s " 1 S<>uthcrn L<>cal Higl) School: .- Amber Hay~s. Mark Lewis, Nikki Robinso n, Evan Struhlc ailll Jennifer Rose Ycaugcr. Oul$tandwg scholars trom last year who returned I<> ass i.<t and coach ll1is year mclude Alison Ger. lach and Angie Hale from Meigs High School and Robhie Murphy from Eastern H1gh School. Bea Lisle fr<>m Southern High School also returned with mher student leaders to coordinate orienta· tion and regi:oar:uion. supervise Scholarly Olympiad events and .fOnduct the awards and graduation ceremony. Governor's Scholars.are talented and gifted high school students who pnxluce research in such areas as archileciUre, educatiou. medi cine, psyc hology. creative writing, computer0, photography or scu lpture and are placed on academic tcruns to participate in the Sclwlarly Olymriad, a senes of acaUcmic compcllticms. --Society scrapbook-osu HONOR ROLL The Ohio State University has issued irs honor roll for the Spnng quarter. Those honored rece&vcd a gmde [lOIIIL average of al least 3.5 based on a 4.0 scale and were enrolled form least 12 credit hours. Area stutlent·s achieving lhi S honor include Daniel A. Lawrence, Long Bottom; Barbara J. Anderson. Pomeroy; Jeremy W. Buckley , Pom e roy; Andre w D . Wolf, Pomeroy; and Theda C. Dailey, Reeusville. WEIGHT CONTROL C LASSES· . The Me1 gs Co unty Health Dep.artmenl wil~ hegin a scnes,of six-week classes lor weight control on Tuesday, A11gust 9, at6:30 p.m. The classes are free to Meigs County residents ;md will last twn hours . Classes will include nutrition education, siress rnnnC~gl!meru, weekly weigh-ins. relaxation tech niques, reCipes, diet recall siH!els, excrcisti techni4ucs and other pha...;. es of weight control. Classes are to he held in the·. cnnferem.:e room ol U1c Mullt· pur· ' pose Builllmg. Mulberry Hcighls, Pomeroy. Resitle nt s s hould register as soon as po~~tbl e. due m class size limitations. The Ultimate Super $3.19 Meal: Offer expires Ge& . ct!!f~, - , ·;r,~·')A\'rf RA CINE - $8,999 1994 CHEVY CAPRICE V-8, LOADED! $15,995 JI ·:Hl Creative repo~ting on resume leaves Miss \ 1irginia without title TRIVIA M•cilel Negmpome's film )upit"'s ' ' Wife. a documentary wmner at the Sundance IF•Im Festi\lal, was shot m Super- VHS for JUSI $400. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Soniilcrn l. oca l 2D4 Condor St. · Bunrtl ol Ed ucat ion. Mot1J:1y . X Pomeroy, OH. STARTING APRIL 3 SPRING & SUMMER HOURS Open MQn.-Frl. 9:00-5:00 Saturday s:o0-3:00 p 111. <11 the high sc/wo l CHESTER - lt.:tak Walton hunily picnic Mouday. 7 p.m. T;tke covered dtsll. Me: II wtll he fur - ~ TUESDAY ( ' RA CII\'E- Raciuc Areo1 Com- a GRAVELY SYSTEM (~ SPE~IALS 1995 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE ,. V8, leather, loaded, 5,000 miles. SAVE THOUSANDS!! $23 69 "fKUCKS :~~ 199S CHEVY 1992 CHEVROLET CAVALIER .................... $7495 ' PS, PB, 4 cyL, stereo, 42,000 miles. CAVALIER Z-24 PRE·UWNt;U liAK:i II $14,995 1994 PONTIAC SUNBIRD CONVERTIBLE 1980 OLDS 88 ......... ................ .. .... ....... ........ $2995 Great work car. Nicely equipped. 1991 CHEVY y, TON PICKUP ............... ... . $1 0,995 SWB, Stepside, air. Auto., air, stereo. $12 995 1990 GEO TRACKER ................... ............. .. . $8995 Air, hardtop, 4X4, 24,000 miles. DON TATE MOTORS, Inc. IT'S WORTH YOUR DRIVE! •All prices mclude rebates to dealer Ta)(es & fees not included OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 ~t.::n , Jell l~m..e:' Exploring Ohio Pouds - Chris Barringer, Michae l Leifheit and Eric Kimes; Ohio Ilirds - Matthew Kin(! :md Kindell Brown; Guinea Pigs- John Krawsczyn and Rehecca Houser; Hamsters - Lindsey Bolin, Odie Karr, with honorable mentJ()ns going to Michael Taylor. Jill Wilt mu.l Jessica Amou; Po cke t Pet> - Carrie Crow, Beat(ic e Mor gan and B.J. Kennedy: Advenlures with Your Camera - Rachel Chapman, Josh Hager, Il r<mdy Bentz and Alny Lee (hon- zlmg; · . Wonde rful World of Wood ~ J:unes McK.1y, Clinton Hom, Brent Buckley and Il_md Ritterback (honorahle mentions); Bmldmg Bigger Thii'gs - Jeflrey Circle. . r----Buckeye Bo s State _ _.;.·___..... pnsed by the hoard 's '":tinn. "They had he~ n so supporrivc -the Miss Virginm board had' up until now ." she said. "The whole time tJ1ey were stating, 'You are our Miss Virginin anti you will remain ·our Miss Virginia. 1'' Neither pag ~a nl officials nor Miss Ballengee wouiLI Lliscuss the "new fact s" that prompted the lliOVC . Pageam spokesman Ilud Oakey declined to comment on that report Jim, Patsy and Trisha Warner; Mel Jim Warner (KG81T) Second Radio Henry, Don Ellis, Pat Neece; Evan, Officer ; Mel Henry (NSSSU>. Linlia and Bodara Powell; Wiley ' Third RHdio Officer: and Patsy (Ilu.>ter) Phelps. Nonn Weber. Joe Wamer (KBSPUV) and Pat Neece Clark. Brian Taylor, John Pauley (N8ZYU) Co-Secretaries and Rick and Darla Williamson. Nc~t regular meeting will he Following dinner a brief meet- held August 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the ing was held with Byer naming EOC to discuss plans for the Meigs new organization officers, AI Har- · County Fair. ris (NSUBG) First Radio Officer; on Drug Abuse. "There is no question lhat that will cau1\e an enormous amount of unnece:-isary Llb1· ease and death" Johnston ts a soci~l p~yc~oln?ist~ at the llnivcr.stLy ot Mtchtgan s Survey Rc:..:carch Center. .. _ . The lmumgs come at a tune when the Clinton fH.hnim st ration is I DELEGAJ'ES REPORT- Buckeye Boys State delegates from Drew Weh.~ter Pnst 39, American Legion, reported Thursday night In and Dodger Vaughan and Craig Knight, IHIIh of Meigs High School, are pictured here with Legionnaire Frank Vaughan, long-time Boys the legionnaires on their experiences at the mock Stale official. Two of the hoys were sponsored hy government workshop h•lJ recently al Howling . Farmers Rank & SavinAs Co., and the third hy Green University. The three Meigs youths, f'rnm .. Bank On~, I•umerny. Moa·e than 1,400 ynuths left, Robert Murphy nf Eastern High School, allended Boys Sial•. teenagers~ consiliermg ciJ;tuette~ especially eighth graders · tou~her regulations on l( l t.:omhat what i! c;tlls the " pctli:ttrk tli S(.!a...;c" nf snmking. .I oh '.' s_ron hI : t med t.: 1garett c adv~~·ttstng tor I he n ~c an teen smoki~g. The li!hacco u~tlustry ll<t.. ; steadla., tly dent ed that tt s ad s ;u·c intended to reach iuJolcl-:cc nt s.. "No maller J at the 1111ent Is; I don't think hH~ · ~·s an y Ljucstwu ahout llH~ consiXJUL:nn.!." ,,;ud .ILlhn ~ stotl. ' Ncarl y all th~.: theme~ 111 the ad vc 11 isin g. :'rc vc1 y .tit 1dL:It Vl: to :uJol,cscent~. . . .. 1 he_survc.y provrdcs , olnl conlmnatwn ol earlier studies. said Mi chael EriksL'Il, tlin.~t:tur ol the ~urgeon general'~411Oflk~ '.' 11 ~nut m:; and H e~ lith th1~.: .~;nt_cn• or Disea..;c lonlwl ami I rcvenoou 1 GENESIS BIBLE STUDY CLASS Every Sunday Morning 10am -11 am Ash Street Grand and resm ve champions in Amy Smith. hon orahlc lllL'UIU HI. I !CHI Freewill 4-H food .1 udglllg have he en Meals for easy li ving: Mdi ssa \ Qull:k me als ('rys1:1l Smllh, announced hy the Me1gs County Guess, granU; and Tri c1a Davi.,, _g1i111d; Allison Ha yes. lt:servc: :r111J Baptist Church Extension Set vice. · re!o.Cl'VC. Jennifer Wolfe, honorable rnen111111 More than RO projects were • Meals outdoors: Crystal ~IIIith. AJJ -A.m encrn food : M i chael Middleport, Ohio judged Tues~ay. Displays of g'ranll; Matthew King. reserve: mul LcJtllell, grand; Megan Swcann posters, place SJ~ttings, anLI miscel- · Whitney i\shlcy. Dethauy Cooke , gen, reserve; and J\l1 :. :1m Rose ;m{] G.R.Q.C. A.ccredited laneous food related matenals will Rehecca Ilou ;.;.;; r, .l csska .lu ~ ri cc. Nicole While, honorai)Je mcnltnn be on exhih1t 111 th e junwr fan and Math.cw .Ju stJ cc. holl OI'H hlc Diplomas Offered. Fit it all toge ther II : Chetyl lewbuilding during the Meigs County mcnti(IJI . e ll. gr: tnd . anti Jc ~ .·o~ c a A.rnoll. Teacher Les Hayman Fair, Aug. 14-19. Pond. frientl s and tun : D:u·hara rc~ervc . The winner~ in lht: varrou:-. Gilt> Smith , gr and : Oill~.:c Pookr. A10111HI th e wor ld With lootl ..... gories were: re serve; :mU Tiffan y Hcn..;Jcy and Cy utJti ;t Collet rll. ~ra n d Adventures with rood Ashley Jennifer Lamhcrl. htmorahl e menBoyles, granc..J ch;unpion: .k!-osica Barringer, rc .~crve champion . :111U Erin Tnylor~ hnnorahle mcntulil. • Tricks for treats : CIHJsttna Miller, grand ; Jeuifer Chadwell , re.serve; amJ Jcsska Amou, There· sa Baker, Shauna DavJ,..;, imd .lessicn D1llon, hnnorahll! mentum Quick hread s. Dorothy Leilllcll : grant!; Bealncc Morg<HI. rese rve; antl Jessica Arnnll , iiiH.I A"hlcy VOLUNTEER GROUPS LOCAL SUPPORT Hager, holliJrahl e menlltlll JUDGING -Erin Taylor's 4-H project, Adventures with 'F•••d, Yeas! hr c :~ t ls Jo sh Ha ge r. • Leading Creek Dreamers 4-H • Pepsi Cola Distributing was judged hy Jan Rurlesnn, Gallia County. The .<econd y•ar 4-H grrmd; .Jamie Drake. rese1 vc: and memher whn htltHlAS tn lhe Whiz Kidz Cluh gut un honorahle • Along the River 4-H • Vaughan's Cardinal Christa C11-cle. Jc s~ n.: a Juslict:, inettlion on her permu• butter kisses and knuwltdgtt ahuul nutri· • Alfred Livestock 4-H • Pizza Hut Krislina Kcnncdy T:tr;t Rusc . ami tion and hnw In .li:et a tahlt'. • Rulland Panthers 4-H • Grow's Family Restaurant • Bashan Beamers 4-H • Domino's Pizza • Harnsonville 4-H'ers • Pamida ~Meigs Co. Shephards 4-H • Walmart· Vienna • Country Cntters 4-H • Jay Hall Jr. • Better Bee( 4·H • Home National Sank • Busy Beavers 4-H A 100 Bed dual certified long term care • Farmer's Bank & Savings • Country Shamrocks 4-H • Bank One facility in ·Middleport, Ohio, is seeking a • Coolvtlle Boy Scouls #52 •lzaac Walton League· director of Environmental Services to join • Middleport Girl Scouts #120B • Meigs Co. Fish & Game Christian School our goal oriented management team. This • Chesler Boy Scouts #235 Enrolling • Forked Run Sportsmen 6 year daughter of position is a vital management position • Chester Girl Scou1s #1051 New ·Students For • Bill and Debbie Cremeans • Jim Young Appliances • Amerdtn Electric Powerresponsible for the operation of the of Middleport. 95-96 Year! TRUCKS & EQUIPMENT Columbus, Lancaster Fuel Supply _ ' JESUS IS HONORED. • Olive Township Housekeeping, Laundry and Maintenance In sp1te of having to cope with • Southern Ohio Coal ' GRADES 5-12TH • Racine Village departments. The ideal candidate will have Osteogenesis lmperfecta (Brittle • Meigs Industries 'FOR CHURCH-GOING YOUTH. • Pomeroy Village long term care experience in these areas. You Bone Disease) since birth, Beth • Forked Run Sportsmen ' LOW TUITION. • Belville Locks & Dam got excited from hearing her • lzaac Walton League must have a basic · working knowledge o( • Racine Locks & Dam brothers talk abOjlt the ·Ohto Numerous indtviduals & Families 'Registrations & Information G-e neral Maintenance and Management available during our open house River Sweep, and decided "l'rn ~---------...11...----------~ evenings of JULY 28 Experience is a plus. Overbrook Center going to lake part too. " So, SITES CLEANED Approximately 11 miles or AUG. 4th, 7-9 pm equipped with her SWEEP 1-shirt, • Forked Run- 210 Volunleers ·o f the Ohio River were offers a competitive salary and a benefit ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1rash bag, and mom's assistance, • Middleport - 68 Volunteers cleaned, with aboul 5 package is available. Send Resumes to David LAUREL cu11 CHRISnAN ACA_:D_£MvcH she picked up along the river • Pomeroy 38 Volu~leers LAUREL CUFI~RII MITIIODIST ll11111 1 Snyder, Administrator Overbrook Center, bank in Middleport. THANKS j..:.'.:,:R,:::ac:::in~e:.,-;__.:6:;:4~V:.::o;::;lu::,:n:;;le:,::e~rs:.....__t_on_s_o_f-'r_a_s_h_c_o_ll.;.ec_te_d_.~ 40792 lAUREL CUff RD. BETH for helptng all of us MAKE 333 Page Street, Middleport, Ohio, 45760 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE. MEIGS COUNTY RECYCLING AND LITTER PRJOVf'NTtotJ ADMIN. lEV. PmR TRIMBLAY GJMV SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DISTRICT 1 Cruise, till, Quad 4, PW, PL, rear defogger, 5,.speed, Hawaiian Orchid. HURRY! 1988 BUICK REGAL ....... ... ......................... $3995 V6, auto., air, stereo, more. Joseph McC:ul; Let'~ Learn to Manage Money· - firu·hara Smilh, .lcs:-;u.:a Arnot! ami AI yssa Holt er; Let's Explnn.: the Outtloms I Ann KanJI, Kunhc1ly Pierce anJ Rebekah KatT: At Your ll1spo~:tl. A ('leaner EuviuHllllLHI - Megan Swemtn~ 1995 OHIO RIVER SWEEP PW, PL, LS trim, luggage carrier, cassette. 1988 LINCOLN TOWNCAR.-- - -~----· - -- ·--- · -·-· - - $8995 Loaded, 32,000 miles. Hurry! said at a uew s con f~rcnce Thursday Miss Ballen gee. 21. told WTKR-TV in Norli>lk she Wll' sur- Ra'.:hd Mtltl"t< Mnn•ch ot 'Micrnwavc - Hnt.l orahle mentions): Exploring Photography Laraine Lawson, Christa Circle, Jeannie Cline and Chris Parker (honorable mentions); AdJustable Cameras - . Kelly Oshome; Rockets - Michael Lambert and Solomon R(Jse; Science Fun with Airplanes ~ Amber Formey; Radio Controlkd VehiclesMit.:hael l...awson ; Rope -Jose ph McCall and Vincent Broderit:k; Lawn and Garden Power Equip· menr Marcus Bratton and Christopher Jacobs; Safe Operation of Agricultural El(uipmem - .loey Dillon; . Shielded Metal Arc Welding - · Michael O'Nail and Michael Lawson; Workmg with Wood and Tools - Cltris Parker :md Andrea Neut- THANKS: To All Participants In Meigs County'S V6, auto., tilt, cruise, 4 Dr., Auto., 6 cyL, air, stereo, tilt, luggage rack. 1989 BUICK REATTA ................................ $11 ,995 Loaded, leather, 48,000 miles. pagennt president Rohert Bennelt Mysrcrk' ot till' ~flaowavc: lltllte lo Wcl,h . Amhcr Snowden 992-7410 1995 CHEVY BLAZER 4X4 1990 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX. .. .............. .... . $7995 to protect the tli:;nity Wid honor of the Mis s Virginilt" Pageant ," (rc,crvc t.:halnpiiHt): Grand, reserve champions for 4-H food judging announced - ASK US ABOUT PONTIAC'S GREAT .LEASE PIAN!!! '' m,m-forfeitahlc' • ~c holar~hip. "The hoard' s acrinn was taken By PAUL RAERURN smoking hy eighth graders has AP. Science Editnr jumpc.O to 18.6 percent. an increase ~ NEW YORK (1\P) - Smoking of nea rly one -third over 11lc past is on the rise among teens, with 111~ three yeru·s, the surv!.!y found . most drrunalk jncreascs oc~.:urring '·~ro see that serious a hehavi_or in eighLh graUers, says a gnvcm· starung to grow among our clul· 1nenL-funUeU survey ot teen- drug~ Oren is very disturhin g, ·.· "'llll use. · Ll"yd D . .lohnstou, who dtrecwd Occasional or re gular CJgai-ctle the survey tnr the NarioJlallnsriturc SALE CONTINUES y SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! mously to terrnuwtl.': her title and take away her crown, a...; well as a cnr nntl apartm em Immel! to ht!r for a year. She gets to keep a $7,500 Survey finds smoking on rise among 4r ANNIVERSARY ·.·· . SEVERAL TO CHOOSE -FROM. By DAVID REED Associated Press Wril•r ROANOKE, Va. (AP) - Miss Virginia explained away the discrepancies on her re~ume as honest misunuersh1ndmgs. She didn ' t surVIve a closer in~pc c tton which reportedly lnund she had hill ed herself as a fiN-year l:tw student. When the pageant asked Andrea Ballengee to resJgJJ, ~he rl.': fusc<.J. The Miss Virguun Sch<~ ; u·shtp Pageant Board I hen votetl unan1- The Meigs County Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services (RACE,S_) held its second annual picnic recently at the Rt. 33 Southbound rest stop. Bnh Ilyer, director of Meigs County Emergency Services, provided the meat with memhers ~'\king covered dishes. Those allending were Bob and Donna Byer, AI anLI Jane Harris; 8 995 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 7 RACES holds second annual picnic ,.HE . msheU. 4 5 speed, air, rear defogger, stereo, great mileage. liar- . blood a m TucsUay at till: tow nhou se. Dmna Coml'~. Me•:;' County Counc il of Aging, will hc dt1111g th L' rnedtcal checks. lollmved hy pol luck and m~cting . MIDDI.J-:I'ORT - Vac·: tt to u 0,ihlc .o.,C huol at lhL· IJ I:.dl tlll l CluucfJ ol CIIIJ't through J ul y 2K frbm ~,L]( 15 a 111 . ll;uly. Al_,!I.!.O., rour ami up. · Taxes and title;! fee not included. ~ All payments subject to credit approval 700 N 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-3322 \ portatwn All Used Cars & Tru~ks Must Go. We li'eat You Right• HARRISO NV ILLE ri ~ lHJVIII t:: Senitu t'11J7cn~. pn.:~s u 1e ciiHil". J(l am to Ill 1) 1)2-(, J2 K 101. lfall.'i· .. 1995 GEO METRO $12,995 bacon, tomatoes, lettuce and special sauce. Plus. fries and a 21 ounce soft drink. For a limtled ti me at yol1r parti~ipating Dairy Queen• Brazier" stores. 9'J2-6779 $14 995 Auto., air, stereo, cruise, tilt, PW, PL 2 Dr. or 4 Dr. <l a-y, 6:30 p.m .tl St:tr Mill l':u·k . New memhe1s w~lu11ne. ni ghtly to he Uonah.:d to th e Coop~ 1995 BUICK REGAL V6, auto;, air, stereo, door, PW, PL, tilt, cruise. mm!!ly Org<!.Hi l,aliunmccllll~. Tuc:-;-.. erativ e Parish Food P:111lrv. Call THIS WEEK'S 1995 OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA We have JUSL cooked up the ultimate deal. The Ultimate Super Value Meat:• You get the DQ Homestyie• Ultimate burger with two big beei patties. cheese, of the [Jay" is the perfect little gift for that special someone who is impossible ro buy for Send a self-addressed. long. business-size envelope and a check or money oilier for $5 25 (this includes postage and handling) to: Collection, c/o Ann Landers, PO. Box II 562, Chicago,/11. 6061I-0562 (in Canada, $6.25). DON TATE MOTORS, Inc.. 7·23·95 66%More AI-Ateen meet- B.apusr Church on PonH.: Jny Pike. Canued lood will he collec ted The Daily Sentinel • Page The following 4-H memhers tions); Gahriel Jenkins :UJJ Jeff Ro,e: Wolfe 1md Bethany CtKikc (honorLiving mtd Le:m1i11g wiUt ChilExploring our Forests_ Cheryl ahlc mentions): were named winners. in their respective categories duri11g oren- Amher r:ortney. Ashley Jewell, Stacey Kimes and Jennifer Adventures iu lhtme Living Wednesday"s 4-II mi,ccllaneous Hager. Karen Kaulf and .IIII Lem- Lambert; AII,nn II ayes, Cheryl .Jewell. judging held at the Rutland Ctvtc ley (honorahle mention.,); Growing A-nnual Flowers _ Melissa llnu,er 1111~ Sar:JJ Houser Center, winners art! li:-.tcd in order Teens Learn About Children _ Cinda Branon antl Tara Rose: (honorahle m~nuon!\): of grand champion, reserve l:ham- Be1sy Sheets anU Bclhany Co<1ke; Growing HOU!-.C Plallls _ Je:n Oe.\1~11111g tlurdoor Living pion and honnmhle mention· An~ My WoriLI ... The World ., w Th Bak J · Spaces - Tncia llavl\, Tar.t Rose. D· n~oer o11 e. eresa ·cr. essJCa tscovering 4-II I - Becky Around Me 1 - .lo,, h Hager Barringer ;utd Riki DaJTinger (hon- · Fun111ure aut! Wooliwmk RecyTaylor, Sh~ne Lew;, and Andrea (reserve chwnpion): orablc mentions): clmg - Cheryllewell. Dehra Frost Feny; nuillling With Basics Vegctahle Gardening J- 0dJe and ChallLC W:u . . on: Discovermg 4-11 II - Odie KaJT Michael Leitheil; Karr, Rohhie Weddle anLI Cinda" • Destgnwg Int eriors - Cheryl and Elaine Pulmom ; · D~l tmn::mia ·~ Amh~r Fon ncy Branon: :I ewell. Jessica Amon; Exploring anima ls - Kristen anti Josh Jl;, gcr. (!rowing Wi th the Scal\ons - · Exp lm ing Our Insect Wori<.IIBrown, Rehekah Karr anti Skip· Creative All\ - Cytltllm CotterAshlt.;y Hager: Kimherly Pierce; Dodson; , iU am.l Rehckah K:u1·: Genealogy _ .Jamie Drake, Laundry for BcgimH.:rs- Ali· 'Exploring Me ru1Li My HomeScience Fuu with Elecuici!v- Josh Hager, Theresa Baker and son Hayes. lesstca Ju,ti ce. with lolm Curtis :Uld Ilti:m Hupp: . Ad:un Will (honorahle mentions); hnnorahle mettltous going to JessiJamitha Wilford; Ex ploring Plants- Reheka h Fun with Electronics - Mtdlilel Safe ty with Gun s _A rthur ca llamuger. Ashley Hager. Karr and Eric Kimes: Lawsou; .. Tohin. ]athan Templeton . with L:u·aine Lawwu ;md J:uniU1a WillSpecial Aquarillm Set llp.s Wtlrkt' no" WI.Ill Electr · t ··tty~ ... honornhlt: mentions goi ng to B.J . fnrd: Joseph McCall , Kindell Brown; Crernean~ . Tho~nas McKay and AdvanLed Laundry - Megan Live Plnnb 111 thc IHi llariumMe, You nntl Others I - AliiBrad Mornson: Sw!!ariug~n C,y..;t;ll Smitll and Kunbcrly Pierce, son Stieetman and lenniler Wolfe: Staymg Hea lthy _ Ashley .lennikr Wolle Archery - Odie Karr. Christma Safety in Eve 1yd.ty Living Ha g~r ; L:twn C.uc ~ Aaron Wtll: Miller:pld.feremy .lohn.> IIn; _ Rachel Cllapm,tn, Crys tal Smuh. Lnokm g Goo~. _ Kristina -- One to _lltLC ~ Aaron .W)II - ?\.UVOOce~ Bcekeeping ___::Kristen w 1Lh fiOnnrahl~ mcnltllll\ Ill .l e,~!Cil Kennelly , Titt1 ny Hensley; (rcs(!rvc~llampHm ): . Brown; Iliiiiinger . .lentfer Chauwell. KeepingEit - _lulieSpaun; 4-II (luh Teen Leadership - Caged Ilird s in the flo me Michele Hupp and Micltacl Taylor: ·Tnh acco ami You _ .Iami e PmnelaNcccc; __ . Jessica. Amott; Fts lun g for tin: 13eglllner ---:Dr:tke. Tara (lruescr anll Je!\sica Mult1 Level kt:n Lemlcrshtp Cats - Miran~a Stewart. Ileal- lohn Cooke, Matlhew Stewart and IJarrinner: Crystal Smtih. Chns ty Drake: rice Morgan, .lenntl er Clillnnl and Cluis Krawsczyi\. Al;ohnl DecJSinns _ Tara Speo1k Out - Ctysta l SmitlJ Betha ny Cook e (lm1mrahlc menFtsh ing for !he lntenn ethateGrueser, Tilfany PraJtJ y, Jennifer company could do a better job of telling people know that a 9Il call from a pay phone is free. You are welcome, Ma Bell. Gem of the Day: Middle age is the time of life when you finally know your way around but you no longer wanllo go. "A ColleClion ofMy Favorite Gems ---Community calendar--- -'•. I usc the phone to call 911. The owner told the witness to usc the pay phone OUtSide. . This caltsed a great outcry in our community. I don't want to rehash the incident, but I would like to share some information with your readers. A lot of people \including me) didn't know that you can call 911 from a pay phone without insening a coin. This information could save lives. Precious minutes ca n be wasted trying to fish around for change to make a call. Te ll them, Ann. -ROCKPORT, TEXAS DEAR ROCKF'ORr: It was news to me and I'll bel to millions of others. Meanwhile, the telepltone Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 4-H _f7!em~ers . winning· miscellaneous catf3gories announced Bu_lly sister should try her strength at a game of skill him to test his strength agamst hers Ann by arm-wreslling In front of others. ' Of course, she always wins. My husband and I find the "1995 l.OI~ competitiveaspect<afthis unhealthy, Timet Syndale Nld CreaiOI's SY'l(llea1e" and we are at a loss in dealing with It Can you help' -- SCOTTSDALE, Dear Ann Landers: Two years ARIZ. ago, we gave our son, Michael, 17, a DEAR SCOTTSDALE: Diane set of weights he wanted for his sounds like a female bully and birthday. After a while, he lost Michael IS a wtmp to .allow her to interest in pumping iron, but his humiliate him this way. sister, Diane, 15, began using them · Order those two to cut the and continues 10 work out regularly. nonsense. How much beuer if they It has become obviOus that Diane competed ':"llh one another on the is stronger than her brother. They've tenms coun or the golf course or m always had a good relationship, but the swimming pool, where sk tll is now, Diane seems to enJOY more important than physical embarrassmg Mtchael by challenging strength . . Friday, July 21, 1995 · \ E.O.E. 61H92-5326 �Friday, July 21, 1995 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page·9 Yard Sale 70 Pl. Pleasant & VIcinity Church of Christ 1•uP1c- rn y Chu rt.-ft ot C h ri.'lf: :! 11 W. Ma.in S1 . l'astur : A ... lrew Mal e.~ Sund ay School · 0 : ~0 a.m. W m~ h ip- \0:30 lU ll , 'J Jl.lll. Wc oluc.~•by S c rvi~s · 7 Jl.fll. Apostolic Church of Jesu. C hrist ApotloiK VanZandt and Ward RJ Pu:1or: James Mlllt r Sunday School- 10:30 a.II\. E~ning • 7:30-p.rn. Wtdne.sday Services-7 :30 p.m. l'u•m·ruy Assembly of God \liddlrl)llr1 Chur,·h ul Christ 5th :ano.l M:un As~m bly ol God P.O. Bm. 467, Ouddm g Lan ~ Mason, W.Va Pa.rtor: Neil Ten nant . Sunday SerVices- 10:00 a.m and 7 run.: Thursday Prayer Mu ung - 7 p.m. Lihl'r1.f P3.<:h'f Alllar1 .~ •\Jl 1.) l{) a.m. Po.L~t . lr - leffrl·y W n ll~c ,• 1st tl lltl ~ nl Sunday Wili B:~ptist C h urch , Silvn Run Baptist Pas·tor: Bill Liltl e Sun day School · !Oa.m. Worslup · lla.m., 7:30p.m. Wed ne.!iday Serv1ces- 7:30 p.m. Hickory Hilb Church of Christ Pastor: )O$cph B. Hoo kins Sun1lay School · 9 a.m. Worship . 10 a.m., 7 p.m. We dn e.~day Se rv ice~. 1 p.m. Ml Union Boptisl Pastor : Joe N. Sayre Sunday Sclu:10l·9:45 a.m. Lihf'r1Y Chrislian Chun·h Dexter • Pastor: Wootly Call Sunday E..·ening ·6:30 p.m. TI10r~c.J ay Service· 6:30p.m. Evening· 6:30 p.m. Wed nesda y Services· 6:30p.m. Lan&J..-ille Christian Church S und ;~y School - 9:30 a. m. Worship - !0:3 0a.m., . Up p.m. W ~ d11 e.~Jay Service 7:30p.m. Bethl ehem Barist Racine, 01 Pa~tor : Daniel llerdine Worship · 9:30 a. m. SjJnday Bible St~ y ·7 :00 p.m. Wednesday Rcrdsvllle Church o( Christ Pa.u or: Philip Stunn Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Worship Serv~ce : 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Hill~> ide Baptist Church St. Rt. '143 jus t off Rt. 7 Pastor: Rev, l ames R. Acree, Sr. Sunday School • JO a.m. WorsiUp • lla.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Service.s •7 p.m. Christian Union Hartford Church of Christ io Chtistian Union Hartford, W.Va. Pastor: Rev. David Mc~anis Sunday School · ll a.m. Worship · 9:30am., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Suvices . 7:30p.m. Vidory -Baptist lndf'ptndaut 525 N. 2nd St. Mid<llr,pon Pastor: Jlunes E. Keesee Worship· IOa.rn., '1 p.m. Wedn esday Services - 7 p.m. Church of God l>'aith BapWt Church Railroi«.. St. , Mason Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wedne sday Ser vu:es · 7 p.m. ML Moriah Chunh of God Racioe Pa..~ Lor: Rev. J:~mes Satterfield Sunday School - 9:45a.m. Evening • 7 p .m. Wed nesday Service&. 7 p.m. Foral Run Baptist Pastor : Arius Hurt Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m. Rutland Church fll God Pa.:.1or: Gregory L. Seau S unJay School - I0 a.m. W ~X.siUp · 11 am., 6 p.m. Wei.Juesd<~y S e rvice.~ . 7 p.m. Mt. Mori:d• Buptist Fourth & Main St. Middleport PMtor: Rev. Gilbert Croug, Jr. Sunday Schoo)· 9:30 a. m. Worship · 10:45 a.m. SyraclL'it! Fin;t Chun::h ol' God Apple <~nc.l Second Su. Pa.~tur; Rev. David Russell Sunday School a.ml Wa.,hip- JO a.m. . E.vening Service.~ - 7:30p.m. Wedn esday Services - 7:30p.m. Antiquily Baptist Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a. m. 11tursday Servi ces· 7:30p.m. Church o(God of Prophrcy O.J. White Rd. off St. Rr. 160 Past01: P.J. 01apman Sunday School - I0 n. m. Worship - 1 I a. m. W edne¥~~ Y Servi ce.~ . 7 p.m. Rutland FrH Will Ba ptist Saleni Sr. Pastor: Rev . Paul Taylor Sunday School · 10 a. m. Evening · '1 p.m. Wednesday Servi ~ · 7 p.m. l Catholic t'? Chcostn Chun:h ot GOO 47439 Riebel Road, Otester Pa.~tor: Rev. William D. mnds Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 6 p.m.; l11ur~. fa mil y Training Hour 7 p.m. Sun. Con. · 8 : 45-9 : 1~ a.m., Sun. Mus · "9:30a.m. · Dailey ~u_. ·8 :30a.m. Sunda y Sd1ool· 9: IS a.m. • WorslUp • 10 a.m. Youth Fellowship, Suod~y - 6 p.m. Rutlaud Pastor: Arthur Crablree Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 Lm. llJUrsday Services • 7 p.m. Rf'ot~anizr.d Church of JtJUI Cllrist · ol LaUer Day Saints · Portland-R acine Rd . Pas tor: Janice Danner Sunday School · 9 :30a.m. Wcrship. 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services . 1 :30 p.m. Frl"t'd•tm G o~ pd Mh~ ion Dalrl Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 l'a~ lor : Rev. Roger Willford s ~,~nd ay School ·9 :30a. m. Wor.~ h ip- 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednes day Service · 7 p.m. Snowville Pastor; Florence Smith Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worllhip · 9 a.m. Sunday Sdtool 10:20· H ~m . Relief Society/Priesthood II :05· 12:00 noo n Sacrament Service 9· 10:15 a.m. . Ho~m.11d.ng meeting, 1st Thurs . • 1 p.m. Church or Jcsu.o; Christ, Apm;:tolic Failh 114 mile pa.~ t Fort Meig.q on New Lima Rd. Pa.~tor : William Van Mete r Sumlay· 7:00 p. m. Wed n e~d ay - 7 :00p.m. Friday-7:00p.m. Carmd . Lutheran P.stor: Kenn eth Baker Sunday School . 9~ 30 a.m. Worship · 10:43 am. (2nd & 4:dt Sun) SL John Lutheran Chu~h Pine Grove Pastor : Dawn Spalding Worship · 9:00 a.rn. Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. ' Muminc;Star Pastor: Kennc;:th Baker Sunday School - 9 :45a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Titursday Services· 7:30 p.m_. Our Saviour Lutheran Church Walnut and Henry Sl3., Ravenswood, W .Va. lntrim pastors : George C. Weiock Sunday School · 10:00 a.m. Wor.siUp • 11 a.m. Sutton PaslOr: Kenneth Baker Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10;45 a.m. (l.qt&. 3rd Sun) SL Paul Lutheran Church Corner Sycamore & Second St., Pomeroy Pastor : Dawn Spalding Sunday School ·9:45 a.m. Worsltip • II a.m. E..t Lelart Pastor: Ken Molter Sumlay School · 10 a.rri. Worship · 9 a.m. Wedne.~day • 7 p.m. .. United Methodist Racine Pa.<>tor: ·Ken Molter Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wor.d lip · II a.m. and 7 p.m. Graham United Mt-thodisl Worship - 9:30a.m. ( l ~t & 2nd Sun), . '7:30p.m. (3rcl & 4th Sun) Wednesdn y Ser.vice · 7:30p.m. Old Dexter Bible Christian Church • Suntlny School : -10 a.m. Morning Worship : II a.m. Evening Worship: 7 p.m. ~ednesday Servi ce - 7 p.m. Coolville United Mt'thudi11t Parish Pa.~tor : Helen Kline Coolville Chu n:h Main & Firth St. S und:~y School - 10 a.rn. Worship · 9 a.m. Tuesday Se rvice.~· '7 p.m. Mt. Olive United M elhodisl Off 124 behind Wii W ville Pa.~ tur : Rev. Rnlph S pir e.~ Sunday School - 9 :30 a.m. Worship • 10 : ~0 a.m., 7 p.m. TI1ur:oHlay Services· 7 p.m. Belhrl Church TownsiUp Rd., 46SC Sun<lay School · 9 a.m. Wa-sllip • 10 a.m. • Wednesday Services - 10 a.m. Hockingport Church Grant] Street Surulay School - 10 a. m. Mt>i~s Cnopt!ra1ive P11rish Northca.'lt Clu.s t~r AJr,..d Worship - li a.m. • S p.m. Wedn e ~tlay Ser vice~ Pa.~ tor : Sharon Hausman Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship · l1 a.m., 6:30p.m. Ton:h Chun·h Co. Rd. 63 Sunday School · 9 :30a.m. Chrslu Pa.~tor: ~haran Hausman Wor ~h i p - 9 a.rn. Sunday School - I 0 a.m. 'l11ursday Services · 7 p.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. ' Nazarene Racine Flrst Church or the Nazarene PaslOf: Scott Rooe Suntlay School • 9:30a.m. Wo,lup · JOJOa.m., 6 p.m. Joppa Pa.~tor : Doh Randol ph Worship · 9:30a.m. Sunday Sc hool · 10:30 a.m. Wedil e~ tlfly Servi ce.~· 7 p.m. Middlrport Church oftlw Nazarene Pastor~ Gregory A. Cundiff Sunday School · 9 :30 a.m. Wor$hip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. lWedn esday S erv i ct.~ • 1 p.m. Long BuUom P"slor: Rev. 01arle~ Ma.~h Sunc.lay School - 9 :30a.m. · Worsltip · 10:30 uu . W edne.~ c.l ay Services· 7:30p.m. Saturtlay · 10 a.m. Timrsday • 7 p.rn. . S unday · '1 p.m. · Middl«'purt Community Church 575 Pearl ·St., Middleport Pa.c:lor:,Sam Antlerson Sunday School 10 a.m. Evening•· 7:30p.m. · Wednesday Service . 7:30 p.rlL Faith Taht"macle Churdt Dailey Run Ro:uJ Pastor: Rev. Emmett RaWson Sund ay School · IO:OOa.m. Evening 7 p.Ul., TI1ursclay Service. '1 p.m. ,. Dycnille Community Church Sunday School · 9 :30a.m. Wouhip · 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. United Faith Church ' Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By·Pass Pastor: Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr. Sunday School • 9 :30a.m. WorsiUp - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedne.llday Servia:-" 7 p.m. Middlt•por't Pentec.:o:lllal TIUrd Ave. Pa.qtor: Rev. Oark Baker Sunday School • 10 a.m. Evening · 6 p.m. Wetlne.<cday Services. 7:00p.m. Presbyterian Syracusr First United Pra~tykrian Pastor~ Rev. Krisaoa Robin:10n Sunday School- 10 a.m. •.m. . HanUonw-ille l'rah~ri .. Chufth Worship. 9 &.m. Sunday School • 9;45 a.m. . Mill Work · ·l•htnet M•k .n ~ Syracuse 992 ·3978 K&C JEWELERS 212 E. Main Street 992-3785 Pomeroy Brogan-Warner INSURANCE SERVICES 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy AGENT ~,.(rf.d,..Nitas IS (:Ita~ -rlfl w.it#t ~ prof~uionaH.m .aM inte«riJy. 9.u~~!!,r,_:'!ns~!!i~l~. 1050 Carter ROQd, Sh&de. OH 435716 Business Phone fit4--696-1-«JJ Mobllt: 614 ·511~. FAX: 614-696- 1-'00 Tad Cuc~ler, PrHident w. United Brethren Mt. Hconnon United Brethrtn In Christ Chu n:h Texa.~ Community off CR 82 Pa.~tor ~ Robert SanJe rs Sunda y School • 9 ~ 30 a.m. Wor~hip · 10:30 a .m. , 7:30p.m. Wedne.~JBy Servi~ • 7:30p.m. To 949-2512 . 30 Announcements Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE The VIllage ol Middleport ~ will be accep11ng bldo lor tho aote ol 8 1968 Price Meyer Mobile Home, located 81 333 North Front StrHt, Middleport, Ohio until Auguat8, 1995 at4:00 P.M. Tho accepte.d bid purchaser must remove the unit from the properly wlrhln 10 dayolrom tranoler ol title. The unit lo being told " as Ia" Ita with no guar1nteea •• condition or Shooting Match July 23rd .1 p.m.-? 1 Legion Farm Bailey Run Rd. operational . lunctlono. Sealed bldo ohould be marked "'Mobile Home Public Nbtlce Purcha oe blda may be PUBLIC NOTICE mailed to tho Mayor. ol lila • Village ol Middleport, 237 rhe July regular quarterly meeting ol the Meigs Race Streel, MlddJeporl, Ohio 45760 or nt'ay be M'tropolltan Houalng delivered to VIllage Hall at Authority Board ol Purchase Bid" same addre... ; Mayor Dewey M. Horton VIllage ol Middleport 11) 20, 21, 24; 3TC , Directors has 992-5432 Walker Alley, Racine, Ohio 949-2804 .o. 106 Buttii'IIUt Ave. 992-6454 : : . .... Veterans Memorial Hospital 115 E. Memorial Or. Pomeroy . 992·2104 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy been reechedu!Jod lor Wedneaday, July 26, 1995 at 7:30 P~at the olflcoo loC~~tell__. I 39350 Union Avenue, 45769. . ~efoy 1 Ohio All lntereoted Serv1ce formerly Poor Boy Tires Dual Ellhausl lapin·s Glasspack................ $109.95 Dual Exhausl Tapin's Turbo"s ... ,................. $1 19.95 Alignmenl Front end ... $19.95 Alignmenl tour v.lleel .$34.95 Rolalion & Compulor Bal. four wheel ......................... $1 9.95 Va rious America n Wheels on Sale - Installing, nc . 110\\ \IW E\C \\ \TI!\t; JluiJdozing, Backhoe, Serviees. Hom6 Sites, Land Clearing, Septic R & C Excavating Septics, Land · Clearing, Ponds; Homesites, Foot~rs, Driveways. Licensed& Bonded YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE •Room Additions •New Garages .•Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior & Exterior Palnt(rig Also Concrete Work IFREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Jtl 992·6215 Pomeroy, Ohio ' 1/12/tln --. -· ... ·- Auth orized AGA Distributor Welding Supplies • Industrial Gases • Steel Sales & Fabrication • Repair Weldin g Alu minum/Stainless No job too large or too small! , Oxygen Acetylene co, Hel ium all sizes Medical Grade o, Propane Trimix Ultra Mix Mig Welders Ph 773-917lFAX 773-5861 108 Pomeroy St. Mason; WV Ilion d. (7) 21 1TC With A DaiiJ Sentinel BULLETIN BOARD 1600 column hich weekdays '8 00 col~mn Inch Sunday - CALL OUR OFFICE AT 992·2155 YOUR MESSAGE CAN BE SEEN HERE , FOR A TOTAL OF $6.00 PER DAY. •crossroads·. New merchand1se, grocenes & lots more. Ed Fraz ier 2 female puppies, 6wk!l Old, mother Bl,ack lab, lath er German .,. sh_ep:_har .....:d:...30 ~4..: .e:_ 7S. .....: 732:::...:4·__~ I a males & 1 lemale pups, 7wks fu ll t1me e uct1 o neer, compttile auct ion se rv 1ce . ltcen"Sed Umestone & Gmel, Seplic Systems;Traler & House Sites. Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre SAYRE TRUCKING 614-742-2138 ALL-BRITE ClEANING SERVICES Tile Floor Strip, Wax, & Maintenance. Carpet Cleaning, Complete Facility Cleaning, Periodic or one lime Free Estimates Ca II 992·7272 or 1-8()().990.7272 930 :Nicho]sYMeta s. estates. ,_...=.:_ _ _ __ Our Time Clean & Spade . Indoors Or Ou l, 61 4· Do n' t Junk It I Sell Us Your No n- Are Working Refrigerators, Freezers, Wa shers, Dryers, Mtcr owayes, Color T.V.' s VCR'S, Air Conditio n- 388·8559. Female. par t German Shepa rdf Col lie dog & 6 pup pies , wil l be good watc h dogs. 304 -895-30 17 or895 -3l.13. Computers, Oflice Machines,' Elc. 614-256-t238. J & D's Auto Parts and Sa lvage, buying wr ecks, ·junk autos & tr ucks. Al so, parts lor sale. 30 4 773-5343 "' 773-5033. ers, Free Klnens, 614 . _ _ 367 9389 Free pupp ies, 7wks old ." m ixed breed. 30 4.67 5. 4689 _ Top Pr ices Patd: Old U.S. CoiriJ, Si lver, Gold , Dia mOnd s, All .Old Coll ec ti bles. Paperweight s, Etc. M .T.S. Co in .Sho p, 151 Secd'nd 985-4350. . AYen ue, Gallipolis. 14·446-2842. Wanted tO buy · an11que and uaed Himalayan Cat House Trained, 0 - lurnilure, no item 100 large or 100 Hal l B eagle pu ppies to good homo, also 1 yr. old Bea gle, 6 14- e Ciawed, Neutered, 614-256-6309. Kitten s. 8 Weeks Old, 04 51,. small. Will bu.y one place or complete estates, O aby Marti n, 614· 992·7441 . 614-367· Wanted To Buy : Junk Autos Wllh Wit hout Motors. Call larry Lively. 614·386-9303. Or Wan ted To Buy : Used Mobil e Homes, 8 14-446-0175. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Rabbits, 2 Gray Fe males, 1 White Male, 614·388-9123. Shei-Basse1s to good home. · s months old, fou r males and one · 1.1 O Help Wanted -:-~-,o-n-·..,E'"a-rn-,;.$8,....,·S'"t-:5-I-H-r.-F-u-tl1 tellmte. 614·742·3166. To A Good Home : O l ac~ La b Pup, 8 Uonths Old, 6 14-245-SOre. Part-Time, No Door To Door. Ben· efits, 1·800·827-4640 , lnd /Rep, Trees Alr ea dy D own . Goo d For Logs & Fi rewood, 614-379- 2343. Two 9 W ee~ AlZHEIMER"S UNIT DIRECTOR Old Calico Kittens. Exce ptional Individual Needed To 6 14-446·3703. Fill The Direcmr Position On The Alzheimer's Wing AI Scen1c Hills Nura1ng Cent er.- A Working Knowledge 01 Alzh etmer's Dis ea se Is ReQu ired . Helplul Skill a Incl ud e Activit y Progr ammmg , Lost and Found 60 719195. Lost In Groon· Gallipolis· Area's . Mu ch lo,ed Famoty Pet. Reward ! 614 · ~46· 4599. or6t4·256·9359. MODERN SANITATION AI St rtp M me Ar ea, 7J7, Wh tle M ale Maltese Small Dog, Reward ! 614-387-0409, 614·446 7249 : Stitc hes, Wolf Pa n NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter C(eaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949·2168 : .... ;: H&H SAWMILL Room Additions Siding, Roollng, Pa11os Reasonable · lnsure N xpe rienced Call Wayne Neff 992-4405 For Free Eetlmates 4113195 t LINDA'S PAINTING & CO. Interior & Exterior Take the pain out or painting. Let ua do It lor you. Very rea•oneble. Free Estimates Before 6 p.m. leave message. After6 p.m. 614·985·4180 312411M Scenic Hills Nursi ng C:onrer 311 Buckddge Rd. Bidwel l, OH 45e 14 Anen: Mr. Airson Lost: 9 Year Old. Tn-:Color Beagle Wearing Red Collar. Mising Since Cla y Township wee n local Sc hool Oistrictts post ing the lol- K,nny's Auto·Rental Kenny's is the place to come when you need a car rental. 1 We Have Cars and Vans! • L 614-992-7643 ( No Sunday Calls) lost: Child's Pet, Sia mese Himala ya n Ca t, Tan & Blac~ . Vicmi ly · l owor River Road, 61 4-446-9555. Average $8-$15 /Hr. At Wo rk -· ~VON 388·9865 P.O. Box 220. Bidwell, OH 45614 SELLS ITSELF Home Discou nts! No lnvemoryl Ter ritory Optional. lnG'rep. I ·BOO· 742·4738 AVON EARN SSS al home -at work. All areu. 304·882· 2645, 1- lo st : Male Boxer No Oues li Ons Asked, 61 4-38B-9567 Aewa rd l 000·992·6356 INDIREP 70 Beau tiC ian w anted, lull or par t· 11me, w1th clientele. 304·675-3040. • Yard 5ale CENTERMAINTENANCEAND VAN ORr.'ERFOR BEND ~REA Gallipolis & Vicinity Mu St have a Yel id driver'• II· cense. Mu s1 have knowledge to mamtaln van and cleaning ol lhe center. Mu11 be i n good ph~ Ileal condition. Mul l be polite, honest, and patient wirh _home-bound cit). 64 1 Third AY enue, Friday -SaTUr day, Adult & Chlidr ens Clothtng, Infant Car Sea t, Crafts. Materia l, M ISC. zens. Able to transport aenl ora All Yard Sale! Mus t Be Paid In a nd del iYer home -de li vered meala. Apply lo t Second Str.eet, P t Ple aunt . WV 8 :30 am - Advance . DEADLIN E; 2 :00 p.m the day be for e tho ad IS to run . Sunda y edtltOn · 2:00p.m. Friday. Monday edt!IOr'l • 10 :00 a.m. Sat· 1 1'.30am. CITY MANAGER urday. • Movmg Sale: Toys, Boys Clothes. Gaa Grill , Twl n Beds, Org an, 9 A.M. Saturday, 1 Mile Out Rac· coon Road, Rou te 7, South. Pr 1nceto n, WV, pop . 7,043: Progressive southern Wes t Virgmla Ctty olfermg full range ol aerv1ces · S3 011111on budget and 75 em.plo,-ee s. Appotnled by 7 membero Council, el ecte (! on non-partl aan r basis for overlapping te rm a. o 8 • gree in publ1c Or bu sine ss adroln" 1 stra~ on o"r related fiel d. Admlltll)· trat1 v_e experience preferred lrtct li na6a'e ·e• p._e rien ce necena ry s·al~( negot1ab la . Prelerel')c8 given tp regional applica nts. Send resu me belote Augu st 20. 1995 10 Ciry ol Princeton, Attention City Cle rk , 100 Court hou se Roa d, Yard Sa le To wnhous e On Bula vtlle P1~e. July 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 9 A.M. Till ? Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity Prmceton. WV 24740. Concess1 Dn help needed at l<e nawha Valley Oragwa y on Satu r-' : All Yar d Sa les -Mua t Be Paid In Advance . Deadl ine : 1:OOpm the day be fore the ad t! 10 run Sun- day editJon- 1:OOpm Fr iday,' Mon - days. 304-675-6760 :~ CONSULTANT • '• • . '. Pecson To He lp Chlldren . day &OiltOn tO:OOa.m. Saturday. Ma tu re Big yard sale- Friday and Saturda y l f4 m ile en SR. 14 3 ... Ra in And Adults Wi th A Seriout Problem, Enu1eSIS. Appoi ntman~s Set ' By Us. Hard Work A nd Trave l • cancels Re qwed . ~ ake is~o . ooo To : $50 ,000 Comm ission . 800 ·.477- .. Garage sa le- Fr1day 21 !I I, Saturday 22 nd. 8am: 4pm . Denn is WOl le res1dence on Vellowbush 2233. Ea~)' Wo rk t E~ce ll ont p ay ! As- : Ad . tn R.acine A tr co nd l ltoner, crah items , TV. lap organ. pl us semble Produ cts Ar Home. Ca ll . To ll Free t -800 - 467 · 55661!.xt ... • 3 13. lots ol· mise It 11 ra1ns 81/erythin ng oH. 614-949-20 10 IS 25% L:ega l An i&ranr fa mi liar Wltti ; Word Pe rlect , good commvnlc.- • uon skills, ty ping lkllls, relerences • requl rld. Send reaume to Box G- : 18 .. %Pt Pleasant Regialer, 200 • Mam S~ PI Pleasant, WV 25550. ~ One day only Sal 7 22, 9·5. lots ol good 11ulf, Peacli For ~ Ad, Pomeroy, 100 yards, IU51 oM Rt33. Ju ly 22, SA 7 near Ea 1tern S!;hool, Sega Genesi s s~s tem , clo lhes, toys, ba by llems·& much more. • locat Company Needs OTR Oriv- • ers With 2 Years Ex perience . : Must Be 25 Years Old Wilh Good M VR . Trac to r& Are late Model 1 Co nvenl ional s. Weekly Pay ~n.d ~ MANLEY'S HOME IMPROVEMENT Aooflng. Siding, Concrete. Room Addlllons, Elc. (6 ~ 4) I Shirl e y AVON I ' All Areas Spears. :J:l 4-6 75- 1429. 1Clot~"''. Misc.. New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMEH CIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES M eig s H1gh Sc hool an d Girl s' Tract\ Coach. Los1: Black lab Puppy, 4 Monlhs Old. Mal e, Noal lw enue Ar ea, 814·446·2 185. 614 -446-7685. Kenny's Auto Center 1·800·486·1 590 Fro. sat. , r.tile out ?18. 2 usad 264 Upper River Rd. Bus. (614) 446_9971 Aor Condotoners, Foroptace In· .§.:~£.S~:J2,!:~~~.!..-==.:.:~.:..--:..~=J serts. Ken dbu rner, OH . 45631 "'"'" . S hop Va o. wood Tool!.WooWhatnots BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. _lowing \la canc1es lor liS regular taaching staN · Biolegy Tea cher at Los t. Golden' Female Retriever, Vance Area, 614-446-6253. , MLTA Education, th e 588 ................. . 992·3954 Emergency Phone 985-3418 5/1 619-4 TFN Kitchen & ~ath Remodeling area, 614-992- 2495. Lost: 2 sm.u ·oogs. Btack with Whi te, Area 01 Ha nnan Trace A ~d Sugar Creek. Reward. On Retum. 614·256·6670 Child"s Pet. :====================~~lost: • Remo~ellng Soctal Services, Community RelaHons, And Superv1 sory. Opportu nities For AdYan ce me m An d Professiona l Growth Apply B)' Prolessio_nal Resume Onl~ to : . Lo~•· temate. ~u• e1es. Husky w1 Unisex Someone special in your area • IS seeking that dream mate to share a life full. of love, .romance, . happiness and a (I the pleaSUreS Of life. _ _ _ EXt. 1 900 776 3005 9387 $2 •99 Per ml·nute . 1B yrs plus · Procall602-954-7420 612711 mo. ROOFING ~ Cann1ng Jars, 614 -388-8559. 7732. Light Hauling, Shrubs Shaped and Removed Misc. Jobs. House Repair & Wanted 10 Buy Rive rine Antiq ues. Ruu Moore, Pure white Samoyed, male, 1 1f 2yrs old, grea l wilh k1d's. 30 4-675· AND REMOVAL NEFF REMODELING SERVICE West V1ro in1a, 304 - ~---- 1 ow ner. 6 14 · 9 92 · 2526 . We buy TREE TRIMMING 61211 mo. Pearson Au ct1on Company, 773-5785 Or 304 -773-S447. 675·4840. John · Teaford Portable Bandsaw Mill 32124 Happy · Hollow Rd. · Middleport, Ohio 45760 Danny & Peggy ·erickles 614-742-2193 · 166,0hio & Nor wegia n Elk houn d, lemal e, 4yrs tlld, grea! with childre n. 304· GOLF LESSONS CUSTOM GOLF CLUBS CLUB" REPAIR TROPHIES PLAQUES BADGES Howard.L. Wrltesel Friday-Sa turday, • 1 Free Kitte n, g Weeks Old, Female Black , To Good Home, 614 446-7470. .. . _, ' HAULING & EXCAVATION Au c tions eYe r ~ _4-::---,=G 0 -Iv-:e-:-a::-w....,.a:;.y~,-,- l 7pm. loll . ~ltn ~u<tion . R1 2·33 16 Getting Shorter! We 992·2269 992-5591 --------1 "74~~~· ----:: Cats: Please Take One, illl Slack Free Estimates Yard Sale. Jordan Baptist Road, follow signs a1 Beale School. July ;-.,--::o-:--::~..-:----c-:-::-:-:= 1 20, 21, Zl, 23. 10am til dark. Ll Ye Girla l Call Now H~00 · 658 - SO Public Sale 2 100 Exl. 3582, 13 .99 Per Min. MUst Be ~8. Procatl Co. 602-954 and Auction 992· 7285. 7/22194 Trucking· Limestone, Top Soil, Fill Dirt ----------1 005 Personals .,...:_::_:..::__ _ ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION • New Homes • .Garages • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985-4473 Systems & Driveways. • 6 Week Old Beagles·,· 6H· 4 4 e. Clean Late Uodel Ca n Or 2251. TrucKs, 1987 Model s Or Newe r. :::..:.:_________ 1 Smilh Buick Pontiac, 1900 Ee k Adorable black· & white kinen to a em Avenue, Gallipolis. good homo, 614 -992-2508. ::...:,.:...;:;..:.:~.....:=:::.::..__ 1 oecor~ ·~ stonewa re. wallt ele AKO Registered male Beagle, two phanes, old lamp~; old .th urmomeyear s old, to good home, 614 - ters, ol d clocks. a ntique lurnituFft. ~ - WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Specializing in Custom Frame Repair NEW & USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES & MODELS 992·701 3 OR 992·5553 OR TOLL FREE 1·600·848-007 DARWIN. OHIO adult clon;ng, misc. otd. mother Australian Shepherd. 90 fiuhor Elvis dog . 304-675-4840. We will install carpel and floor coverings. · Give us a call at 614-992-3379. 18 Years Experi ence. Hours Monday lhru Friday 8:00a.m. lo 4:00p.m. Saturday '· R:OO a.m. to 12:00 p.m. persons are Invited to Eden Unitt::d Bmhrrn in Chri>~~l 2 1/l mile.~ north of ReeJ.cville on State Route 124 Pastor: Rev. Robert Mark1ey Sunday Schoo1 · 10 a.m. Wun:hip · 7:30p.m Wedttesday Service.~ · ?:30 p..rn. 228 W. Main St. , Pomeroy Pomeroy Flower Shop tlk'211Mt'tfn · Buzz's Ca~et Imperia.! Tire ANNOUNCEMENTS .....:.....::.::________ 1 R1ck ~ Of All Lifestyles, locally or nationwide. 1-900-945-5500 Ext. ·7898 $2.99/mln. 18+ Procall Co. 602·?54-7420 612111 mo. YOUR NEEDS to RACINE MOWER CLINIC "Fealuring Kentucky Fried Chicken· " State Rt. 33 Darwin, Ohio Chester MEET SINGLES· Get Your Message Across Crow's Family Restaurant Chuck Stotts 614-992-6223 · Free Estimates Insurance Work Welcome AJ?AJO' 614-992-2713 • RAWLINGS -COATS FISHER FUNERAL HOME 992-5141 2S4 South 2nd MiQdleport P. J. BAILED warranly or Middkport Presbytrri .. Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship · 10 a.nL Church aitno1Jncements RACINE PLANING MILL PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE • Sidewalks • Driveways • Patios • Porches • Slabs 992-3265 . F()R SALE · Snr:nth·Day Advenli.~t Mulberry Hl.'i. Rd., Pomeroy Pastor: Roy LawiMky Saturday Services: Sobbnd1 Sd1ool • 2 p,m. Worship . 3 p.m. Sunday School · 9 :30a.m. Evening • 7 p.m Wedneday Service · 7 p.m. Waiting for owner Sect.detl·on 2 wooded acres (IIOr• avoilallle) 3 BR/21A, Tuppers Pl. water, heat pump, heavi~ insulated· Must see! 12 mi from Pomeroy, 17 mi. Ira• Athens 159,000 IN .... HAY Mo,.. Chapel Churd. , Lnrry Faw, Superintendent Sunday-school · 10 a.m. Worship - 7 p .m. Wedne.~day Service · 7 p.m. ML Olive Community Churth Pastor~ Lawrence Bush 539 BRYAN PLACE ' MIDDLEPORT 992·2772 Office Hours: Mon.·Frl. 8:00 a.in.-3:30 p.m. 'Vinyl & Alum. Siding, Roofing, Vinyl • Replacement, Windows, Blown Insulation, Storm Doors, Storm Windows, Garage~. Free Eadmatett NEW HOME AND MIXED Seventh-Day Adven.t ist Long lJouom Sunday School · 9 :30a.m. Wouhip - 10,45 J.m .• 7:30p.m. We<in'-'<lay BO p.m. One Sto~ Com~lete Auto Body Re~air ' • Prnltocnstal As:n·mhly St. Rt l 24, Racine Pa.~tor : William Hoback Sunday School • lO a.m. Evening- 7 p.m. Wedne.~ay Servic~s. 7 p.m. Worship • II 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· 7 420 317 North 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio .· Mon-Sat. 9am-5pm Pentecostal ' Having Proqlems , 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 ALFALFA Christi11n Ft::l,nwship Cenltt ·So.lem S1., Rutland PaAtor: Robert E. MU~.Ser Sunday School . 10 a.m. Worship - 11 :15 a.m., 7p.m. Wedne.~da.y Service . 7 p.m. Faith Gospel Chur<h COMMUNITY CAB CO. INC. Owners: Robert Barton & Harry Clark 992· 99~9 ' 992-6471 Mon - Fri 81i.m..·6 p .m~ Sat. 8 p.m. - 5 p.m. Sun. by appt. only · Serving Pomeroy. Middleport Clifiun Tubt.•mocle Church Clifto n, W.Va . Suntlay School - 10 a.m. Wors hip · 7 p.m. Timrsday Service - 7 p.m. Syrocusco Mission 1411 Dri1lgemau St., S yracuse Pa.~tor: RQy (Mike) 1l10mp.~on Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evening · 6 p.m. Wednesday Service · 1 p.m. Hazt>l Communily Church Off Rt. 124 Pastor: &lsel Hart. SunJay School ~ 9 : 30a.m. WorsiUp · I 0:30a.m., 7:30p.m. (Specialize In driveway spreading) Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614-992-3470 J&L INSULATION Rl'joidng Life Church 500 N. 2 n~r Ave ., Middleport Pa.<itor: Lawrence Foreman Sunda y School ~ lO .a.m. We dne.~ da y Services • 7 p.m. 11 5 Bunernut A Ye., Pomeroy. HAULING . Stivers,ille Word of Faith Pa.~lor : David bailey Sund ay School 9:30 a. m. Evening· 7 p.m. The Salvation Anny Bf'lhany Pa..~ lor : Kenned1 Baker Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship · 9 a.m. Wedn e.~da y Service«- JO a.m. Cusrom Building & Romodelin g • NEW HOMES • ADDITIONS • NEW GARAGES • REMODELING • SIDING •ROOFING • PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES (614) 992-5535 (61 4) 992·2753 Country Naturals Gifts & Accessories Cal ..-ary llihle C hurch Pomeroy Pike, Co_Rd. P a.~ t or : Rev. Dlac kwood Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wor~ hi p 10:30 a.m ., 7 ~ 3 0 p.m. W ec:ln e.~ d a y Service· 7:30 p.m. Endtime House or Prnyu (at Burlingham church off Route 33) Pa.~tor: Robert Vance S unda y wor.~ hip • lO a.m. Wedn esday ~~rvi ce · 6:30p.m. CHARLIE'S CONCRETE Ia l'ailh Fdl11wship Crus·a tf c for Christ Pa.~ tor : Rev. Fra nkl in Dickens Serv ice: friday, 7 p.m. Tite Bt'Jievf'n' Frllowship Ministry New Lime Rd., Rutland Pnslor: Rev. Margaret J. Robinson Servke.<;: Wednesda y, 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2 :30p.m. CONSTRUCTION & surrounding area. Fain-ic·w Rihl c C hurch l.ttart, W.Va. Rt l · Pa.~t nr : Rankin Roach Smctlay ScltnHI c 10:30 a.m. Wor ~ lup- 11:30 a.m., 7 r00 p.m. W ~ l n c.~ d ay Service · 7:00p.m. Failh Full Gospd Chun:h Long Bottom Pastor: Steve Reed Sunday School ·9:30 a. m. Wor~hip · 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wetlnesc.Jay. 7 p.m. Friday · fe.Jinwship ~e rvice 1 p.1n. WICKS Call for rate schedule Min. $2.00 Wlcilt•'s Clmp.-1 Wt"N I(•yun Cnc1l1.'ille Ro:~ d J-' :L~ I or · Rev. I' hi ll ip Riden(mr Sut11lay Schno1 ·9 :30a.m. W nr~hip- 10:30 a.m. W e dn c .~ d ay Service· 7 p rn. Harri~onville Co'm n10nily c hurch Pa.~tor: Titeron Dudtam Sunday - 9:30 a.in. and 7 p.m. Wedne.~ay • 7 p.m. Salrm CC11tf'r Plstor: Ron Fierce Sunday School ~ 9:15 a.m. Worship - 10:1_5 a.m. Thf' Chun!h or Jesus Christ of Latter·Day Saints St. Rt. 160. 446-6247 or 4467486 Hrmlock G'r uve Church Pa~tor: Gene ·Zopp S ur~day school · 10:30 a.m. W or5l up · 9.30 a.m., 7 p .m . Old Belht'l Frn Wili Baptist Church 2IIGOI St. Rt. 7. Middleport Sunday School · lO a.m. Eve ning · 7:30 p.m. ·n ~ur~t.loay Services· 7:30 RockSprinp Pastor:Keith Rader Latter-Day Saints • l'm1land fil'!oot Chun:h uf the Naur m e Pa~ 1 01 : J<~ Hl W. Doug!~ S u r t~l ay School · 10 :00 a.m. SMITH'S '1 p.m. Carldnnlntr rdt'nominotional Ch urch King.~ h ury Road Pa.~ t or : Jeff S111.i th Sund ay School- 9 :30a.m. Wor~ l d p Se rvice 10:30 a.m. Wor.~ IU p Service-1st and 3rd Sund ay , '1 p.m. No Wednesday £ye~g Servi ce HnbstJh C hridlan Fellowship Church Rev. WOOtl yC.111, S peo.ker Sunday sem ce, 7 :30p.m. · Wed ne.~d ny _,erv1ce, 1 .30 p.m. Sunday School • 9:15 a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m.' Bible Study Tuesday · 10 a.m. Wedoesday Service.!. 7 p.ni. , We1ln e.~ •lny Servi ce· Other Churches Pomenpy Parlor: Raben E. Robinson Launl Cliff Free Methodist Church Pastor: Peter Tremblay Sunday School- 9:30 a.m. W orsltip • 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wedne.Way Service · 7:00 p .m. Rutland Community Churr:h Pastor: Rev. Roy McCarty Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Sund.ly Evening • '1 p.HL Sunday School • 9,30 a.m. Wouhir - J0:30a. m. aod 6 p.fll. Wednesday Services- 1 p.m. Nt•w HaVI."II Churdt 11( lite Nazan-llf' Pa.~t or : Glc11d(ln StroUfl Surwlay School · 9 :30 a.rn. Wo rship · 10:30 a. m., 1 p.m. Wedne.~day Service~· 7 p. m. Pearl Chapel Pastcx: Florence Smith Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. H y:ie-IJ Run Hulinus Church Pastor; Raben Manley Pomeroy Churdt of the Nazanne Pastor ~ Rev. lllomas McClung W~l ncs•hl y Minr-navillf' Pa.~tor: Deron Newman Sunday School · 9 a.m. Worship · 10 a.m. Nel.'ille Silver Ridge Pa.~ tm : Duane Syti en.~iclc er Sunday Sd1ool - 9 :un Wor.d 1ip • 10 un., 7 p.m. Wnr.d1 ip- (dO p.rn. Se rvice.( . 7 p.rn . Ht-olh (Middlt"pur1) Pa~ l ur: Vt:rnogaye Sulli v;~ n Sunday Schoo l - 9 :30a.m. Wocs hip • 10:30 :un. . Sunday School - 9:30 ;un Worslti p · 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Titursday Servtce · 7:30 p.m. Rudand Church ul Chri.~ t Paster: Eugene E. Un!.lerwoot.l Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Wors!Up • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. RadJW Fin l Bapli.d Pastor: Rev . Larry Haley Youth Pastor : AarOn Yoo ng Sunday School - 9:30 :~ . m. Worsh..i p • I 0:40a. m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services · 7:00p.m. Wor~hir • 9 a.m . 11JUr.<;cla y Ser vi ce-' ~ ti~ p.m. S,uncloy !:chool · 9 :30a.m. Wa-s hip ~ 10:30 a.m., 7 ~30 p.m. Wcd n'e.,day Service · 1 :30 p.m. Evening Service · 1 p .m . Wed nesday. Bible Stydy · 7 p.m. Brud[ord Chu~h or.Christ Corner of St. Rt. 124 & Dudbury Rd. Evangelist: B. Ke ith Cooper Youth Minister: Micl1ael Teagarden . Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wouhip · 8:_00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m. Wedn esday Services . H~ p.m. Sacred Heart Catholir: Church '161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992-511CJS • · Pastor: Rev. Walter E. Heinz ' Si.1. Con. 4:45· 5: 15p.m.;-Ma.qs- 5:30 p.m. Pastor : Rev. John Bradbury Church pf Christ Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Youth Meeting · 5:30p.m. Fint Baptis t Ch ur d1 6th .and Palmer St., M1dd!epon Sunday School · 9:15 a.m . Worship· IO:I5 am., 7:00 p.m. . A.B.Y.· 5:30 p.m .. .b:.>rd's Suwe r l.st Sunday of ev~ry mo nth: : :, Wednesday Scf"ite· 7 :00p.m. Su nday School · 10 a.m. 15 P""rl St .• Middleport. Tuppt'n Plain Chu.reh ol Christ Pastel": Stanley Mincks Sunda y School • 9a.nl. Worship · 9:45 a.m. . Wedn esdar . 1 p.m. Fin t SuutJu·m Daplisl 41 872 Pome1oy Pike PaSt or: E. Lamar 0 ' Bryant Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worslup · 10:45 a.m ., 7:00p.m. Wec.lnesJay Serv1ces ·7:00 p m. Fott'St Run Pa<ctur : Ocron Newman Wesleyan Bihle Hnline.~JI Church • ScN.Jth Bdhd New Trsta'mf' nt , Rutland Chun·h o( lh ~ Nuarme • Pa~ tur : Samue-l n a~ye · Surulay Schoof· ?:30 a.m.' Wnr.o;lup · 1.0: ~0 :~ . rn. , 6:30p.m. Wednesday Serv i ce.~ . 7 p.lll . - 10 a.m. Wur ~ ltip - 1 I a.m . (ljm• G ro v ~ Riblt• HulilK'SN Chutt'h 112 rnil e urf kt . 325 Pa.~t or : Rev . O 'Dell Manl ey -. Sunday Sehoul · 9:30 a.m. Wors hip - JO;jo'a.m., 7:30 p.m. Wetlne~c.l:~y s~rvke. 7:30p.m . Zion Church n( Christ Pomero y, Harn~onvi ll e Rd. (RI. I43) Pa.~ tor : Roger WaL~oo Sunday School - 9:30a.m. • Wor!:hip - 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m. Wednesda}· Services - 7 p.m. Kcitli Rader ~··und :ty S ~,; h ou l l:~ lt,r : Rn . Oc w~,.·y Kiug S\lll•by .~d ll li.J I · ·1J:30 a.ll\. Su nc] Jl)' wur~-olup •7 JU a Weclncsd a~ rra y~,.· r mcciJng- 7 (J.IU . RidJ!f' Church ur Chri.o;t P.L~ wr : la ck Culcgwve Suntlay SdK>OI -IJ:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m.. 6:30p.m. WeJnu day Services · 6:30 p.m. Ncoa.u Sdll~m~nl C hurth SuoJay Wonhip • 2:30p.m.; 111ursJay services - 1 :30 p.m. Syrac usot Church uf t.h~ NazaM.e Pastcx: ReY . Rick Sturgill Suoday School -9:30a.m. Wonhip · l0:30a. rn.,6p.m. Wednesday Scrvicu . 1 p.m. Chn tn ChuN:h ofthf' Nu.aff ne Pastor: Rev. Herbert Grate Sur~~ lay Sd ulol • 9 ~ 30 a.m. W<W"ship - 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednc.~day Service.~· 7 p.m. tl;~lw uod s 1 •oL~I ur : Jlc.,t• ur S ha rnu Huli•..-~s Chur~h lt·oto llll g \r~,.·ck }•tel ., Rutbl1cl llt".:~r "'·a lluw J•nmeroy Jo' irst H :~p tisl ra.~ tor : Paul StlliSOfl Ea.~t Mam St. Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. '.:. , • · Suntby Sdu'kll · 10:'0 ;~ Ill . Rulhuwl Firsl Bupt isl Chu rch Sunda y School ~ 9 30 a.m. Worsltip - 10:45 a.rn. . Wor.~ lu p ., Enlt•rprise Keillt Rader Su ntl ay Sehoul - IOa.tn. Won<ltip . I) 0.1.111 Pa~t ("( : r:t~hll' :_ R~v . VJL111f' RI )IL~h Su nday Sdl''k~ 1) :30 otm.• Wnr.~h i p - II a.m., 7:30 p.u1. W.:c ll k'.~tl ay Service ·· 1:JO p .IU. Kt 1u1 Chu r.-h u r l.:h ri:.t -- Wetlnesc.Jay ServJC e· 7:30 pm. ' U.nl ral C lust"r 1\ .. bu ry (Syrac.:u.se) P.a~t('t" : Deroo Newman Sul'klay School· 9:45 a.m. Wor~ h.ip · 11 a.m. W edn c.~d ay Services. 7:30p.m. Calvary Jijl ~ rim C hapd l lan ismw illc Roat l SUiulay Sc hool! · ') 10 a m . As& S tn:el, Middleport Pa.stUl: Les H_a ym.m Sa1urda y Se rv1ce - 7 JO p m Sunda y School- 10 a m • Holiness Churcll ~1057 St.11e Route 323, Ung!tvlle Pa~tor: Rev. Rick MaloyW • Sun•by ~ c h ool · 9:30a.m. Sunclay wor.~ hip - 10 :35 a.m. k 7 p.m. Cl1 i lclr~ n ·~ church · I O: ~:'i a.m. Youth 6 p. m. Wc:(lnesday praye r ~erv1cc - 7 p.ui. Wtll.~ lup· R: 15. 10 lO a .tu . 7 p 111 Wcdn,-.... la y s~T\' 11.'\'S. 7 pIll Baptist ..... Wor~IUp • 10 a.m. Tue;~day Services - 7:30 Jl.m. D~ vill e Full Guspe:l LighthotaH 33045 Hdaml Rond, Pomeroy Pastor : Roy Hunter ~uD<iJI Y S<J>ool • 10 •·ltl· Evcomg 1 :3 0 p.m. Tuesday &.l11ursday - 7:30p.m. R....,vllle Fellowship Churdl of the Naunoe Pastor' l<*o W. Douglu S..oday School . 9,30 a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. W «<nesday Services - 1 p.m. Tuppen l'laim St. P1ul Pastor: Sharon Haus man Sunday School • 9 a.m. YrouU1 Muw;-h·r DaiiJ;, a7 1L'T HOJH!-Raptist-Ch, un:h (Southt m) ' 510 Grant SL, Middlepo(l ,· , Pastor : k ev. David Bryan · sUnday school -·9:45 :u n. Wors hip ~ II arn: and 7 p:rn. Wetlnesday Servu!e • 1 .p.m Fru UMYF Sunday 6'30 p.m. Holiness 1.1~26 Cluldr l" n ·~ Wcdn t'.~ol.a y S,· ni H'<"-~- 7 ruu Pastor: Rev. 01arle.s Muh Worship· 9 :30a.m Sunday School · 10·30 a.m. 326 E. MJtin ~1., Pomeroy Rec~or: Rev. D . A . duPiontier Holy Eucharist and Sunday Sdtool 10:30 a.m Coffee tiour fotlowins w.. ~'-"id~ Churt.·h nrChri."t ll untc Rd . Sun•l.1y Sdt~.·ool · I I 3.111. Wnorsl11 p · lOa. Ill., (, p.m. R.eed..ille Episcopal Gr... Epil: ;>Pal Chu rch IU.ntoat Low Rates! . Yard Sale. 51 0 Shawnee Trali.·FriSat July 2, ·22. 9am-? l!'llanrs & Health Insurance Avai lable 1· ~ 800-437·8764, ' . n e~ t • : Needs • ;-:-~-:-~~-..,.~-~- l oca l Tras.h Com pa ny Dnv~r /loader With CDl:.'a Send .. Resume' To : P.O. Box 117, Bid- .: to Ea rl ~ welt, OH 45614. • • 1 • �• Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday 1 July 21, 1995 · Friday, July 21, 1995 Pomeroy i MidClleport, Ohio ALLEYOOP The Daily Sentinel• Page 11: BRIDGE NEA Crossword Puzzle 43 Small Island 45 Aller 1 Slatuo deducllono 4 Toun1o 46 Big 9 Sine - non 49 Cork elm 12 Eoktmo knife 53 An11quated 13 Concerning 54 Lack of ethics 14 -and downs 58 Type of tuber 15 Mediate 59 Solitary person 17 Ac1ress Luplno 60 Female doer 18 Macaroni, e.g. 61 Writer Weldon 19 Pretend 62 Leavening (2 wds.) agent 21 Moslem 63 Ever (poet.) ACROSS PHILLIP 440 BEA ITIE BlVD.® by Bruce Bealtie E~pand tn g Tur Cab Servtce, Ncteda Drivers Males A ~d Fe~ Apartments · for Renl BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JAC~SON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Or1ve from $226 to $291 Wal N. 10 shop & mov 1es Call 614 U6-2568 Equal HouStng Opportunity ,.,.,.liDo males, CsU 614 446 7088 For In Hardware Clerk In G,atllpolis, Ex- pe(tenca Helpful Send Res ume To;. Box CLA 355, Clo Galltpol ra Da ll.,. Tnbu ne 825 Th trd Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 4563, Downtown Gallipolis, $180/t.to 614 -441 · 1433, Lea\le Menage, 40 GaHon SaU Water Tank $300 No Expenence Nece ssary• SSOO To $900 Wee~ l )" fPo tenttal Processtng Uortgage Re!uMs, Own Hours, Call (Q09) 7t5-2JOO En 782. {241iours) Gractous ltvtog. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at V1llaQft Manor and Riverside Apartments 1n Mtddle· port From $232 $355 Call 6141· 992·5859 Equal Hous1ng Oppor- Oa-k H tll, Oh to Based rrucktnl) Compan,-, Lookrng For OTR Drtv rur'lltles " ers, Stngle Or Teen Onvers Must Be Over 25 Years Old Wl!h E, N1c:e 2-3 bedroom apartment tn MK!depon, 61•·9Q2-5858 pertence. Good MVR. All EQu tpment Is Late Model Cot"'Ventronar Tractors Wtth Flatbed Ca I 61 4 882 - 7773, Or Afrer 5 PM 614 245-1 304 Part T1me Contract Pos1!10n A'w' atta bte With Local wome-n's Shelter As A Support Group Fac•lttator And Public Educator Po~1 110n ReqUires Appro•1mately a,Hours w eek Tuesday And· Th,H sdayAE.,.enmgs And Occa lironal Oayume Worksho p Pre · sentat1ons W'lh local Scho ols ~e tmbursement Of $6 00 Per Hour Interested Appltcants May l~ospond 1o Support Group PO OolC 454, Galllpo~s. OH 45631 Soc 1al Serv 1ce Super 111 scr 1n 136 bed WVDHHR LTC FacdiiY Re· MSW and 2 years experl · q "lr&s ... ence 1 ~"~ heal!hcare selllr'IQ or BSW and 5 years healthcare e• per1ence WV soc1al work II· cense L1beral be nellis Contact La wrence Moore, Program D~rec· tor', Lak1n Hospl\al, 1 Ba1eman C1r er e. Lakm WV 25287 , M F, 8 4, 304 675·0860 IHI 55 laktn Hos· PJtal1s an EEO Employer ... Someone needecl 8'Jen 1ngs and weekends tc care lcr elderly 'MJm an 1n het home near Pomeroy Apply b~ wr111ng The Oa1ly Senb net era Box 729 0, Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 gtv1ng expenence relerences & wage requ1remenl Town at Henderson now accept· 1ng appltcat1ons for part-ttme street 'M>I'ker 3:>4~75-5722 Wanted Organtst Or Ptano PtD.~· er, For Clark Chapel Church, Bidwell 614 · 388·8472 Or 614·3889919 Wanted semt true~ drtver wllh good COlltcense, 614·992·3220. 180 WanledTo Do Ace Tree Servtce Complete tree care. 20yrs exp & msured, free esttms.tes 614-441·1191 or 1· 800·508·8887 Anent1on Teachers -Worktng mothers! W111 babysit day &hlft. no weekends. my home, New Ha'llen area 304-882·3733. Cert1f1ed day care provtder wtll babySit 1n my home an Hysell Run Rd , Pomeroy Newborn to age 6~ 614 992-3537 General Matntenance, Patnttng, Yard Work Wtndows Washed Guners Cleaned L1ght Hauhng, Commencal, Res1denttal, Steve. Q14-446-8861 Georges Por1able Sawm1U, don't haul your logs to !he mlll!UII call 304-675-1957. Lawn Care And Landscaping Any S1Z&, Edge Tnmmtng, Brush And Tree Remo\lal. Free Est1mate11 614-367 7S87 Ftroless1onal Tree SerVIce, Com· , plate Tree Care, Bucket Truck Service ·50 FL Reach, Stump Remoyal. Free Esnmatesl Insurance, 24 Hr Emergency Serv· 1ce ·Call And SaYel No Tree Too B•g Or Too Small! 614·388·9643, 614-387-7010 Sun Valley Nursery School Ch1ldcare U-F 6am·5 30pm A~es 2-K. Young Schoo! Age Ourmg Summer 3 Days per Week Mint· mum 614-446-3657 Will do backhoe 'MH~ . phone 614992 3173 or 614-992·5858 Will Do lntenor, Extenor Pamtlng, Reaaonable Rates, Exper1enced, Relerences, For Free Estimates, Call 614-245-5755 FINANCIAL 210 Business Opportunity ~LUMBER COSTS UP?~ Steel Bu 1k:hngs As Low As $3 00 Sq Foot Buy Factory D1rect From Nat1onal Manufacurer As Author· 1zed Dealer Will Tra l!l Some Markets Taken, Call 303-7 59· 3200 En 2.200 N•ce 2bedroom apartment, wid hookup References Deposit No pets 004-67:S-5162 -- ,2!• R,"ii'rnil[ (.t~llt "01>J1ng boards were a lot more fun 1was thtn" t;;;;;;;====;;;;;r===:=======:"i 350 Lots & Acreage 225acres'mll, located 4ml lrom Pt Pleasant on At 62 Homestead Realty, Broker 304-675 5540 or 304-382-2221 360 All real estate advertising m th1s newspaper Is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act whl 011968 ch makes lt!lllegal 10 advprtlse M any preference, limltatlQn or discriminatiOn based on race color, religiOn, Wanted limitatiOn or discrimination • This newspaper will not know11ngty accept whrch ts In 'IK)Iation of the law Our readers are hereby Informed that an dwellings advertised tn this newspaper are available on an equal opponunity basis RENTALS 410 Homes for S81e N1ce 2· 3 bedroom house tn Ractne, 61 4·992·5858 Real ntce rwo bedroom home on Kmgsbury Rd large yard, $250/ mo, r.retencet, 614-992-6551 alIBI' 6pm 420 1975 mobile home, three b8d room, two bath. underptnntng , deck, good co nell bon, $2000 14· 992-5251 or 614·985-411 31 e mg, steps, blocks one ~ear homeowners msurance and SIX monms FREE tot rent Orlly $1025 down and $207 17 per month Call 1-800-837-3238 Furntshed Tra1ler, Deposit Re· qu1red, No Pets, St Rt 7 South, Call After 7 PU 614·256-1~4 N1ce 2 bedroom mob1le home Muldlepor~ 614·992-5858 Farms fof S81e 440 13 Acres And Barn & House, Double Garage, 3 Bedrt~oms. 1 11 2 Baths, LA. & Pa\led Dnveway, 614-446·0635 1 1/4acre lot with new 24x41 melal garage, "apprats9d lor $19,000, sell for $17,5'00 304 576·41188 21 Acres Concrete Block 30X40 Approx 5 Acres level nd , 15 Acres Good Fences. Round Concredi Water 1 Trough, On St RL 216, Approx Feet Road Frontage, Has S11e For Buddtng House, 7267~ One riverfront let, one plus acre, new welt SA 338, Apple Gro\le, $15,000, 304-312· 5886, ·614 241· 2120 Scen1c Valley Apple Grove, beautiful 2i1C tots. pullllc water. Clyde Bowen Jr, 304-576 ~2336 SCIOTO COUNTY Lucasville Area, 5 Wooded Acres, Good For Hunttng $4,500, Owner Ft· nancmg, Only $500 Down And New home 1n Mason four BA, 2 1/ $101 46 Per Month, 4 Years. 10% 2 baths, master su11e w1th whirl· Interest, 614-775-9173 pool tub, lam1ly room. two car garage n1ce lOt, $139,000, 304·773• We G1Ye 10% D1scount For Cash And All 10 Year Contracts Have 5001 A 4 Year Balloon Duplex apt bu tldmg, good Invest· men! For mforma110n 304-6754680 Stze Bedrom Sutte. 0\ler 45 Years Old, Askmg $150, 614 -367 ·0451 Complete Set W1lson Golf Clubs WHn Bag • Pu!ler 61.·448-7231 Me< 6 PM ' Concrete & Plasttc Sepuc Tanks, 300 Thru 2,000 Gallons Ron Evans Enrerpr1ses, Jackson, OH 1-800-537-9528 Custom Made Goll Clubs Name Brand Clones Reasonable Pnces, 614· 446-7231 , Or 614·446·1155 Arter 6 PM Elec1r1c Scooters Stairway Bowman 7283 Wheelchairs, Electric New/Used Scooter L1rts. Elevalors, Lift Chairs, s Homecare 614·446 · Carpet & V1nyl In Slack $5 00 Yd Hlde· A- Wav Sofa And Cha~lr. & Up 60 Panerns 01 Kitchen Carz pet In Stock Over 35 Patt&fll6 Small P~es Of New Carpet, 6141· Vinyl In Stoc~ Mollohan Carpets, I -3_7_9-_2_7_20_:·..:~_FT-:ER=6-P_M_ _ __ 614-446-7444 JET AERATION MOTORS Country Furm1ure Furnlluro for & Aebl..ult In Stock. EVery Room ern , RL 2 North. Pt. ~el>&tr•edc '1 -800·537·9528 P~asant 304-675-6820 560 Pets for sale 1n 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, fur· mshed and unfurnished, security depos11 required, no pets. 614 992-2218 I Near Holzer's Air Conol;lio•ne•d,, Super Noce, 12591 Mo, Plus llt1es, Deposit Re· qwred, 6'14·446-2957 1 BR Apt. In Gallipolis, Furnished, Water, Ga& Pa1d, No Pete, $280/ Mo & Depos•~ 614-446·2800 2 Bedroom Apartment, Trash , Water. Sewage Patd, $2951Mp ... DePOSII, .614-44e·2481 540 Extra Ntce 2 BR, Unfurnshed Ga rage Apt AC, Near School s $300fMo No Petal 814 448·2300, 614-446-6787 ' 81 Datsun 510 stattonwagon, $400, ZTR DixOn t1d1ng lawnmow er: 614-992-5291 2bdrm ap1s , 1o1a1 electric, ap· pltances furntshed, laundry room tactli!les, close to school 1n town Apphcattons a\lallable at VIllage ~r~n A~IS 14~ or !;ill U14·992· 3711 EOH 2bedraom, furntshed, ut1ht1es m eluded Reterences & depoall re qwre<l 304-773·9009 2bedroom. unfurmshed , partial ullhlles, con\lentent 10 PVH $2851 mo $285Jdepasit304-675-5788 2Rooms Plus lafayette Mall No Kttchen! All Uui1Ties paid $175 00 Month Deposit Required 614·446-7733 3 Rooms Furnished, Utilities Paid, $250/~o S100 Deposit, 94 locust. G'alhpohs, 614 446 1340 furntshed ElltCiency 701 Fourth Aven ue, Gallipolis $200/Mo Utili· 11es Patd, Share Bath, 61~ ·44.6After 7 P:U Apartment & !taller. u11h11e• pa1d, $275/mo plus $50 depostt on ~- 3Q-4-Ii_75-~~ Extra N1ce, 2 Bedrooms, All Elec· trtc Furn1shed' K11chen, No Pets. Close To Sprtng Valley, Water & Garbage Pa1d, $355/Mo + Dep, Rei, 614-4416-6157, After 5 PM Country S1de Apartments, large 2 Bedrooms, I Bath, Warer, Sew. age, Garbage Included, WID Hook -Up, $360/Mo, Depos11 Required, 513-922..0294 Miscellaneous Honda 50· m1n1bike, only one year old, excellent condl!ton 1 $925 , 614·992·2508 AKC Rag1s1ered Coc~er Spaniel Pupp~. Male, Buff & Wh1te, Wormed, Vacc1na!ed, Champ1on Bloodlme,r D 0 9 312195 $200. 614·379-2728 ~ Bab~ 258-6593 ProfesSional Dog Groommg Vl(l· ton & R1o Grande Area, 20 Years E•perlenc:e For Appointment, 61 4-245-5054 Two t0X10x6 dog kennels. $1501 ea 614-992·4445 after Opm weekdays or anytme weekends 580 Fruits & Vege!Bbles Blackbernes for sale, $10 per galtan, Iaroe a sweet, We pack them lor you, ~14·992·61!58 LIVESTOCK Equipment D1scoun1 !arm tractor parts for Massey, Ford IH, & others S•der's Equipment Co. , Hender son, WV 304-875-7421 or 1-800277·3917 JD 450 C Dozer ROP Wrench 6 Way, 614 446-8044 Merchandise 1 COO's of lco1ball 1 & baseball cards Plus many C4lmplete set!l and sub sets 304·675-2473 14 2 Cu Ft Frosr Free Refngera · lor Freezer Excellent Cond11t0n 614·379-2514 16,000BTl1J and 18,000BTU w1ndow a1f conditioners Also B,OOOBTU casement type air con d1110ner, $200 3().4-675-4991 · 17.600 BTU Atr ConditiOner S175, Works Goad, 614· 4416·8457 Aller 4~M 19 CUbiC fOOl Whirlpool &Ide ll s1de relngerator, gold, $75, f114 · 992 6302 Gu11ar, harmony solid body electric, and amphf1er, $95/Dolh, 614· 9-19 2686. 1994 Sears Kenmore a1r COndl· !loner, 29000 btu. 220 volt hke new, 614-247·2581 25· color console TV S 100 19• color lV S75. 304 675-4108 4 Inch P"mp, 6 C)'ltfl(ler Engtne. 350 Gallon Per Mmute, 500 Foot Collaps1bl1" P1pe, S750, 6t4 25e6038 IBM compauble computer w/ CD-Aom;i1,000 90l4:e75::377~ ~ Air COnditiOner, 18,000BTU $100 304-773-9009 Amana 12,000 btu a1r condi!Joner, two P 21Sx65 R15 [ires, radar de· teeter laser, 3 band, 16~ eteclrtc cha1n saw, 614 -992·2358 alter 5·30pm. Bab~ bed, stroller, ca r seat, swing, walker 304-675-4548 560 Pets for Sale Groom Shop -Pet Groommg Fea· lunng Hydro Bath Jui1e Webb Cat1614-446 0231 · 2 Female Chows A.KC Aegts lered. 9 Weeks Old 6 14-446 8861 ----------2 Years, Very Gentle 4' Ball Py thon 45 Gallon Octagon Tank L1ght 3 Heat Roc~s. Water Bowl, Or1ftWoocf, 614·"2~·93o5l2oo July Sale Specials 5030 Ford 62hp 4wd. BxB. syncho trans, 2 pump hvd. $22,900 3930 Ford 2wd 45 hp 8x2 trans, 1 double 'llalve, S15,SOO, 650 New Holland 150011 round baler strtng or net wrap bale command demonstrator $15 900 472 NH Haybme, stub guard! $7.950 254 NH Rake & Tedder combmal!on $3,800 816 NH Forage wagon 3 Ben1er Wtlh 612 tandem axle 12ton gear 12 5Lx15 11res S8,400 Model 30 Forage Blower 1,000 rpm, $2,700 weathered K&efer's Service Cen!Bf At 2 51 At 87 304·895-3874 MaBSey Ferguson 165 0 1&!el Tractor S5,850, 135 Massey Fer guson D•esel S5,350, 460 Long Tract~r $3,905, 614·286-6522 630 Livestock 10 Hoi stem Steers Wetgh1ng Approx 550 Pds Each, $300 Each, 6141446-4053 2 Stmmental Bulls, Regunered, flolled. Purebred. Ex.celler.ll Confir mat 1on, Good Blcodhnes, 1 & 2 AKC A~lta Pups Ready 8111195 , . Y~ars Old, MIJ!I Sell, Make Offer! 37~9-'-2 Champton Bloodline $500 Takmg :6~14.:__:: :,1~39 :__ _ _ _ __ ~~~~~P~e~d~1g:re:e~A~v:a~d~a:bl:e, AKC German Shepherds 1s! Shots & Wormed Ready July 31st 614-446-7117 AKC Golden Retne\ler A&ady To Go By Augusl 1st, $200 Shots 1 Wormed, 614 379 296 1 AKC Regtstered Boller pupp1es 304-882-3397 AKC Reg1s1ered Cocker Spantel puppies. wormed & shots $50 304-773-5244 German Shepherd pupptes, 12 weeks old, AKC registered , 614742-3219 II FLIES, FLEAS, TICKS, or 'HOT SPOTS~ are a problem lor , ask SOUTHERN STATES 675 27do about HAPPY KENNEL DIP Concentrated to sa11e you rroneyl It FU~FLE'.I:S:OICK1>, --or ·HOT SPOTS~ Are A Protiem For Yo, , Ask J D NORTH PRODUCE 614·446 - 1933 About HAPPY JACI( KENNEl DIP Concentrated To Save \tlu Money 1 p 1gs. 50 & 60 lbs S25 00 each 6t4·256·6615 640 Hay & GraIn Large Round Bales Of Hay $1500 A Bale, Delivered W1th1n Fifteen M1les Of Galhpohs, 814-446·1052 Straw Good wtre 11od bales 304: 576 2324 (lea\le message 1f no answer) TRANSPORTATION 710 Autos for sale AA J 2 Vulnerable: Both Dealer. South Wesl North 3+ 4• Pass 4 • Pass 5 • Pass Pass Opening lead · • i WE HIM 5 Bus. abl!r• 6 lnoect 7 Conclusion 8 Stone monument !I arrow 9 Resign 10 Hair o1yle 11 Strolgh1- - 16 Coupd'20 Columnlo1 Bombeek 22 Sock 23 Portllnd'o a tate 24 Mloto • 25 Dill IHd 26 Coaroe hllr 27 Young hlwk 29 Pitcher 30 Sporeca31 Ac1or BoldWtn 36 Bo-ller Muolol ~+-l-+-1 38 Actor i,...--+-+-4 f---'=J--jf-"--f East Pass Pass DbL Pass K James- ~+-l---1 42 And othero (2 wdo.) 44 Rom~~,46Biu- Variety is the spice of bridge SNUFFY front rack. rtden very httle. $3,100 304-576-2400 pu S:n:t 3}4-675-7860 1985 Honda Accord LX, maroon, automauc, exira n1ce, 78,000 mtles, $4150, 614-992-2594 weekdays after epm or anyt1me weekends 47 Actreas Chaoe 1977 Pontoon 23ft Holiday W/nww outboard 70hp motor motor puchased 1993, tratler, many extras S8.500 W111 take partial trade 304-675-6277 1985 Subaru GL Good ConditiOn Standard, $900, 614-245-0904 1980 15 Foot Alumtnum Bass Boat, $2,200, 614·446-6507 1986 Cutlass Olds 442 With 20,150 Males, loaded, Lots Of Ex· trasl Show Room Condition! 614446·0109 1981 24ft Pontoon boat w/tra1ter, 70hp motor $4,500 304 ·675· 1786 1986 Olds Cala1s Runs & Looks Good, $2,000, Call After 5 PM 614·446·1543 1987 Mercury Lynx, good condl· liOn. S700 304 675-3406 alter 6pm 1993 Fqrd Probe GT loaded, $8,500, 1986 Ford Escort $900, 614 446-6958 by Luis Campos Celebfrly Cll)her cryp~ogr!IITI& are created from quolA!JOM by lamoua people p..t and ,....-.1 EaCh lener tn the cipher !!lands lor another Today'.s ellA J flqUiflt p In today's deal , look only at the spade su1L How do you play 1t for three tricks . assummg you cannot afford to lose a trick' After North supported clubs, a few cue b1ds led to the optimiStiC contract of SIX clubs. West cashed a top diamond before swttching to a heart Declarer won tn hand , drew trumps and cashed h1s heart wmners. d1scardmg a s pade from the dummy Now the spade SUit had to be played Without loss Normally, South would play a spade toward hiS Jack, hopmg East had the kmg-singleton or -dou bleton . But could that work here' West was known to have started w1th three hearts, one club and, pres~m ­ ably, seven diamonds. East couldn't have only two spades So, declarer entered dummy with a trump and called lor the spade queen After taking East's king w1th his ace, South cashed · the spade jack. When West con tributed the 10, South claimed hiS MAJAf't BORN LOSER DOU..AR! . \.Jill., (V.t>~~. r».Y, I XW FESMEGSLMFG HDD MK RFGLSHD RHGIWYJLWSWG IXWVW.' H D HE IXW LG YMRA SVWHILME HYW HDD AMVE YHDZWV. PREVIOUS SOLUTION "Of1en 1t IS JUSt lack or 1magma11on lhal keep& from suHenng very much " - Marcel Proust a man wau TIAT DAILT PIIILII lAMI 0 four borronge lenen of tcrombled worcls low to form tour words I I WILLT slam - True, that was lucky, but good players who count make their own luck N-¥.l\f\E:R.~ Y~U M I~-,.~: , KR ,.._..,........ ,. I 15 & r • My with the new krds next argu1ng door I told them sarcastically I • • • • that, "you must be tolerant and . - - - - - - - - , p u t up With people who aren't Motor Homes 1970 Champ1on Motor Home E• celtent Mechanical Condtton, AC New l11es, New Awn1ng, New Ae· lng, New Water System, $3,000, 614-367-5034 DRYE N0 !perfect ---- - ~-..;,;..6~..,.:...,_..;,;...;:.:,.1.::7....,,.--~ 0 Co~plete rho I -'" chuckle quoted by fdlmg m the m1Uif'IQ words L-..L-l--.....J.L....L._.J.L...I. you de'llelop hom No J below 1993 Ford Thunderbird V-6. Au - 1976 2T motor home, A-one con IOmaltC, PW. Dl. AMIFM Steteo, dttton , atr, generator new tires Alumm~t~m Wheels, Excellent carpehng and furniture, 614 742 Cand1~n. $9,500, 614·441-0414 2194 1993 Honda C1111c OX $9,500 304·875-3774 1g94 Chevy Berelta. A·1 shape, for sale or take over payments 304 675-7918 after 5pm JU~T riTC.I'I '10UI<. PITC.H, NA'TE' OO>J'T PRE~! NIC.E 1'\Nt> EA';;·<, BMlY 1 1990 Vrktng pop-up, sleeps 6 ac 2 burner sto\le, smk, good ccnd1 t1on $2,200 304·675-2949 720 Trucks for sale 1971 CheYy 3/4 ton ptck·up, 614- 810 HE OOESN'T R.ESPOND WELlTO C!JN!':.TRUC.TNE c.RITICISM RIGHT OOWN 13Ro.t\DWI'\Y' JUST LOOK 1'\T THE 21 It Mtdas camper, ful ly equ tpped k1tchen & bath, gas 1995 Dodge Neon Sport Coupe 5 heat, 8. hot wa!er, asktng $2,200 call992 7272 Speed, Loaded. 4,000 Miles, $12,700 OBO, Make Trade, 614SERVICES 367-5044 (,LOVE, KID' fOCU~' KEEP 'j - Jostle- Crock- Quest- Killer- COLLECT Professor to graduating class. "If you thrnk the world owes you a Irving, hustle out and COLLECT it• r( Home SCRAM·LETS :ANSWERS KEEP YOUR BASEMENT 1973 lnternl!l!lonal 3/4 Ton 3415 WATERPROOFING Engtne. 69 ,000 M1les, $2,500, looks & Runs Good, 614 · 446 Uncond1lrona! lifet1me guarantee local references lurmshed Call 8267 (6141 446 -0870 Or 1614) 237 1984 Che\ly S- 10 4X4, Good 0488 Rogers Wa1erproofmg Es· Bod~. Good Tires, 2.8, V 6 , With tabjtshed 1975 Blown Head Gasket, $1,000 F1rm. ~---------­ ~!!1~· 5513 · 6141 ' 245 •9171 Apphance Parts And Ser\IIC& All Name Brands Over 25 Yea rs Ell· 1984 5·10 Cl'le\ly Blazer 4 x4 pertence All Work Guaranteed $3,000 OBO 304-67S.358 1. ' French Ctty-'HIIlaytag, 6t4 · 446~ 7795 1985 Chevy 1/2 Ton 4•4 Good _:...__....,_ _ _ _ _ _ __ Candtbon, $3,500, 614·446-280 1 C&C General Home Mam tenenG&· Pamltn~ vmyl Siding, 1985 Chavy 5· 10 P1ck-Up, 4 Cy- carpentry, doors, wmdows baths IInder, 4 Spo:ed, $1,400, 614·256- mobile home repar r and more Fe; 6596 free esttmate call Chet 614·992· 6323 ~985 N1ssan Klngcab, 4ll'4, loaded, $•.QOQ ftrm 30•-675.7747. DRYWALL Hang, fimsh . repetr 1986 Chevy 3/4ton 4·wheel Cethngs texiUred. plaster repa 1r drrwt. $4,000 304-6JS..285fl Call Tom 304-675 4186 ~years 989 C hevy 5·10, 4cvl. 5spd, •::•:::pe:r.::•e.::"'::•::__ __ _ __ _ 1 .. STRfCE It 8J.IJW IN Tl£ Will ON HIGH PRICES. ~HOP 11-£ CLASSFifDS, ' -. ,_ 1 Improvements 985-<306 ·1 FRIDAY ROBOTMAN JULY 21 I .. ==--:-:------- ASTRO-GRAPH l Professiona l 20yrs e~penence w1tt1 all mascnery br1c!(, block, & stone Also room addmons, ga. rages etc Free estimates 304· 1989 Cadge Dakota PU, 79,000 882 3406 or :Jl 4 773-9550 Mllea, 5 Speed, Anti Lock BraKes Ron's TV SerYICe, spectaliz 1ng m Bedhn~r, AMIFM Cassette: Zenith also serv1c1ng most other Goodyear RaoglerTtres. 235•15, brands HoutQ c;alls 1 800·797· Ntee, Clean Asking $4,100,080, 0015, WV304· 576·2398 614·446·9780 81 .OOOmt , whne wired stnptng, new bed ltner, am-fm cassette ttnted windows $3,600 304·675: 7981 ' ' can help you understand what to do to make the relat1onshap work Ma1l $2 75 to Matchmaker. c/o th1s newspaper P 0 Box 4465, New York, NY 10163 LEO (July 23·Aug . 22) Humoh1y IS a vartue but today you m1ght confuse 1t w1th condescension You won't come across very well play1ng lh1s role VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) The ranks lollowing your banner w1ll be rather lh1n today so don'l get lured 1nto S1!uat1ons callmg for strang reserves to back you up. , LIBRA (Sep1. 23·0ct. 23) Be exlremely careful abOIJt how you slate Important 1ssues today What you zS8Y couid be m•s· lnlerpreted and cause you embarrass ~ Sa1urday, July 22, 1995 ment Try to build upon your presen1 flnancoar SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov 22) Beware or base 1n the year ahead mstead of 1oo1<1ng Sltuat1ons today that reqUire an mvastfor new channels of eammgs You w111 be menton your behalf . . The ante go•ng m luck1er expand1ng upon what you already may seem only nom1nal , but 11 s JUSt a have beg1nn•ng CANCER (June 21-July 22) rr you hope ' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23· Dec . 21) Be to be an ach1ever today, depend more fatr, but also stnve to protect your tn~er­ upon yourself and less upon olhers The ests today 1n a partnership arrangement type of helpers you env1s1on m1ght not \ today You could end up the g1ver wh1le ex1st Tiy1ng to patch up a broken your cohon's the taker romance? The Aslro-Graph Matchmaker CAPRICORN (Dec . 22·Jan. 19) Quickly 1984 El Camino Conquisra. V8, ac, cutette, posHrack, new Ures, banery, braMes, $3,500 firm. 304-875-5244 '" Campers CELEBRITY CIPHER deals m wh1ch the "normal" play 1sn'l nght and e1ther the declarer or the defense should work out the winning FRANK & ERNEST N-lOT~R. Thing In 1- That is like bridge 1t prov1dcs nev er-endmg vanely I part1cularly hke 1993 24ft !~onto on boat wltandem axle trailer. 60hp Mercury, 011 •n· Jected, power 1r1m, 90 hours, IIN.e new, lots of extras S8,500 304 675-2,158 aher 5pm 790 Day 57 vanat1on on the theme 1992 Kawuak• X-2 650 J&l sk1, Yery clean & fast, $3,500 abo, 614·992·7258 S~stem, N,MilJllles, 61._. 446-1736LoovoMessage 19.85 Dodge Ariel Aula, Atr, Cru1se• $1 ,000, 614-446-9552 LON6151T GOING TO I'M IN NO POSITiON RI61H NOW TO F'EED '(OU ? 1988 Ford Tempo GLS, air, 4dr, 5spd, good condition, $2,100 Boat 1m1ler 304 675-3388 304 675-3997 .::::.:___:_:::.::::;.:__ _ _ _ _ _ ,Motor Glide Ill trollin g motor wtth 1988 Wh1te Butck Park Avenue, toot control and bow mount, S250, Loaded, We ll Mamtamed, Extra 614 992-3537 or 614-992-7008 Clean! $5,800, 614·44~23 760 Auto Parts & 1989 Grand Am, 4dr, auto, ac. am.rm cassette. 78K. very good Accessories cond1!10n, $4,900 OBO 304-882Budget Transm1sstona. Used & 2529 Rebuilt All Types Accessible To 1989 Mercury Grand Uarqws. v. OYer 10,000 TransmtSSICn , A.lso 8, Automatic, loaded, M1n1 Con Parts Clutches & Pressure dlbon, 72,000 Miles $5,500, 61-4- Plates. 614-379-2935 441 ·0414 New gas tanks one ton truck 1991 Plymouth Acclatm N1ce, wheels, radiators. floor mats, etc One Owner, AIC, $5,300, 614 0 & R Auto, Atpley, WV 304·372 3933 or 1 800-273 9329 446· 7623 E'llenlngs 1993 Eagle VISIOn lSI loaded. Green & Grey, 39,000 M1les, S14 200. 614-256- 1618, 614·2561252 A Stooge 56 --Cle1r As summer, autumn. wmter. and the spnng TAKE 6EFORE '(OU REALIZE Motors 1985 Plymouth Colt, 5 Speed, $1,000, 1983 Chrysler 4 Cyhnder, Automatic 1750, Both Good Cars, 614-441 0584 Bose Stereo Soond System, Anti . Oalmat1on Pupp1es 5 Males $100 Each, 614 24S.5739 & terminer 55 bnng, for S81e 1985 Olds Calais S1, 750, Good ConditiOn, 614-446 2801. 1984 Corvette, M1n1 Condttfon, Garage Kept, Never Driven In Ram Or Wimer, Transparent Llh • Off Roof Panel, Custom 2 Tone light Bronze Metallic, Deluxe 1965 Bu•ck laSabre ltmlted EdiTiOn, :.>4-675-5106 after 8pm Boats 51 Slou• lndlori 52- and Wilha'!l Browne, the English pas· toral poet, wrote, Th"'e •• no season such dehghl can ~OW 750 48 Callll-50 Mask By Ph1llip Alder Kawask1 KZ400 Good ConditiOn, $550,614 441 1199 Aher 5 PM 1983 Mercury Grand Marquis Good.Condloon, $1,000 080 61~· 388-1613 After 6 ~M . Chocolate, AKC Reg1stered Cho· colate Lab Pupptes, 7 WeeN.s Old, 4 Left, 814·44&7395 ' SOUTH CAUGHT 3362 ==-'-------1994 Yamaha 4-whee ler, back- 1982 Dodge Ar1e1, needs motor, Alhs Chambers C Tractor With Mower Cultivators, Plows, Horse Drawn New Ideal Manure Spreader With Rubbet Ttres 8 Ft 3 Pomt H1tch 01sc, 3 Ptl1nt Hnch Two 12 Inch Plows, Horae Hay Rake 614·367· '1576 An IIque KIIC hen Cab In et W1th ~~ ' ii.a;;o.;;;;;~;;;o;:iid.;;:-;;;;; Flour B1n. $150 , Hand Stitched one 12x10 slider, one Ou11ts $75, 614·379·2720 AFTER 3' entry gutter, $7550 PreciSIOn 6 P.M Post Frame Bualders , 304 773 5346, Jeff Buy or sell R1verme AnTiques, 1124 E Ma.m Street, ~n At 124, Block, brtck, sewer pipes, wtnd· Pomeroy. Hours M T W 10 00 ows, l!ntols, etc Claude WH'11ers, a.m to 6 00 pm, Sunday 1 00 to A10 Grande OH Cal! 6'14 245· 5121 6 oo p m 61 ..992-2526 Autos for Sale 83 Sll\ler Wtng Classic 500, lull dress, looks hke 2500, call alter Spm, 814-667-0132 8 N Ford W1th 6 Foot Blade Runs Excellent, New Pa•nt, Ask1ng. $2,350,614-446-3767 Supplies .. 9 7 4 Car shelters .m 273 New Holland Baler. Square Baler. 614·256-1411 Building 710 1979 Chrysler Cordoba 76 K Good Condition, Runs Excellent! S650, 614•367. 78 , 3 61 0 Farm Antiques BARNEY 1993 KX125, e:cc cond, FMF pope Silencer, $2,200 304 882 AKC Scolt1Sh Terner puppies, small non-shedding hrst shot, wormed, $250, now tak1ng depos1ts can p1ck up Augus16, Athens 614·592- 1625 & 530 EX 4 19 75 Pontiac Catalina, With Alf Condmontng, In Very Good Con dltlonla 14 . 37 ; . 2720 AFTER 6 FARM SUPPLIES Apartments 1990 Suzuki Stdek1cker 4x4, 5 Speed Great Cond111on 1993 AKC Aegtstered Golden Retnwer puppies, light blonde, four males, ona female, $150 cash onl~l 614· 992· 7651 . Wanted· p1ck&d blackbernes, call 614 992 6895 614-446 -3158 Quality Household Furntllre And Apphances Great Deals On Cash And Cwryl RENT-2-0WN And layawa!l Also Available Free D~MJry W1th1n 25 M1les K 8 7 6 1 Jest 2 Skeleton pan 3 Ina and- •K Q J 3 t6 •A Q J 4 2 f;::::;===~===t~~~==o~,,.~.,~NE~•~· ~·~~~ Honda 300 Wheeler 614· :36:7~-0::230=-------'-- Early Cooking Apples, (lod1) 614~ 258-6085 VrRA FURNITURE EAST •a ---------- t.l~ c,...!f(4(1H'"\ ~easant Htlls Dog Tra1nmg, 614· • tAK 109753 1989 Harley Oa'llrd&on. FXLA, Good Condtllon, Many Ell~ - • I 22,000 Miles, 614·446·2130, 614-46 4313 /.lr products 20%lnd orr 0regu tar prtce July DaleSale Wood, 1st . 304 7 1090 . Or~ers, Ranges. Rofrl - 1Phone -8 5graters, 90 Day Guarantee[ Glass table & 4 chairs, ~rtglnal French CHy Maytag, 614-446· pnce was S600, Will sale for $150, 7795 614-742-3184 for Rent & Acreage GALLI A COUNTY Just EaSI 01 REAL ESTATE State At. to, 30 Mtnutes South Of GallipOliS, lots Of Dt~er And Turkey On Th1s 24 Wooded Acres, Onl~ $12,900 Owner Financ310 Homes for sale Ing, 1900, Down And $158 58 Per 2bedroom, with basement, close Month 10 Years. 10% Interest to schools $14 ,500 Call 304 - ALSO 13 Wooded Acres, 175-6621 $6 ,900 Only $900 Down And S127 48 Per Month, 5 Years. 10% 3 Bedro:oms, 2 Baths Heat Pu!ll>, Interest. More Wooded Acreage Gas Furnace I Acre. Garage Available Same Area S14·715· Addison Area $62,000 614·367 9173 3bedroom w11h tSacres,.. anground pool Homestead Aeahy, Broker 304 -675-5540 or 304-882·2221 Reo 2bedroom tra1ter no pets refer ences roquu9d $300 plus depos· 11 614 ·8 87·3093 or 304 675 3993 ' New 1996 14x70, tncludes sktrt- 1993 Ford Exploter XlT 4:c4 Loaded, 614 ·446 - t950, Af ter 5 PM • I0 6 5 • Q J 4 2 DOWN Over (poet.) Pin High ple1eau Single thing Type o11errler 34 Army acronym 35 Catches 37 Falls behind 39 Sooner than 40 Photocopy 41 Abstruse 6~M Cbfnmerc1al Hoban Meat Grtnder And Alummum Trays, 6~4 - 256 6313 2 Bedroom Tra1ler 1250/Mo, Plus DepoSit & U•htlea, 614-446--4110 tac , 2br trailer, Apple Grove, WV. pnce neg :114·576-2433 A .. 9 8 2 1977 Yamaha 400, Very Good Condmona 614 -3 79 -2720 AFTER 1 ~ 2 Bedroom $225/Mo , Neighbor · ll::lod Road Araa, 614-388-9267 1984 two bedroom. one large bath, appliances, porch, good COnditiOn, $11,000 080, 614992· 5578 &Yentngs .. 10 5 I Male Registered Wa lker Coon Hound, 814-441-1824 ~~~~;;:;::~:~~~ Recondt 1 WEST ltres. 69,000 males, pay olf 614 742 31S4 Motorcycles Canopy bedroom set, couch and sewm.g machtne Call before lOam oraher 304-675-4846 Complete commander 23 24 2B 32 33 •Kr0 653 Brand New Rambow Sweeper ments, Wtlh Beater Bar, Beat Offerl614 367 -71~41 95 P8, PW, POl, a1r, CfUise, hit, new Or~g1na1 Cost S1 ,300 , All Attach- 12x65 W1th 8x16 E•pando 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, New Carpet, Huge l1v1ng Room, A•r Condt · uaned. New Furnace. Private lot, In Chesh1re, 614 367- 7671 614367·7560 3!66 Four lots near Racme· approx 1 1/2 ac:ras each, starttng at $5000, Call NDWI Start Your CNm Busmess, low In- call 614 949-2025 vestment, 614-245·5633 For DeGALLIA CONTY Just East Of tails State At 17, 130 l.ttr'[utg Soulh Qf Local lad les Health Club With Gall ipolis. 25 Woode(l Acres Established Customers Great In · 0'11erlooktng The Oh1o Rl\ler :v-estment For Th1s Area Interest· $22,000, Only 12.000 Down And ed Buyers Only, 614-446-3401, $264 30 Per Month, 10 Years, 10% Interact 614-n&-9173. 6t4-245-5903 Aher 8 P:M 3·4bedroom, ~ lull ba1h, l~ . DR, cus tom built kitchen, lull base mont, ntce lot, At 2 Gallipolis Fer· ry wv 30+675-3668. To · SO Degrees. H H Brown Guaranteed, lowest Pncea The Shoe Cate, 61 4-446·4222. 7·21 t8 1992 Chevy Astro CSEXT, PS , ilo<>IS By Red WiriQ Cnoppewa ·40 Mobile Homes 2 or 3bedroom. new relngeratar, stove furnace atr condl!toner, uttht•es pa1d S375 plus $100 de POSIT Call 304·675·6196 after Spm • BAHAMA CRUISEI 5 d•l"'• n1ghli, Underbookedl Uust Sell I $279/couple L1nl.ted uc:kets 407· 830· 5100 ext ' 6589, Uon-Sat 9am•1Opm. ST14299 1 Bedroo m Near NGHS Stove, Relngerator. Water & Traah Patd S185JMo Plus Depos11, 814·388· 9686 1974 Schultz 12x60 K & K Mo bile Home Park New furnace. ac, completely lurn1shed 304 -895· 55 Acres Ot Land Wnh 28x32 Bu11d1ng On Clay Chapel Road, 1· 800-287-6308, BJ4-448-8308 1990 Ford Bronco 11 Loaded $7,000, 1983 Chevrolet $5,000: 614 -446-6958 Fuller Brush Brooms, moPs, brushes. and household cleantng Household Goods NORTH .. Q 9 4 3 • A 7 4 OhiO fo~Rent 1972 Econo L1ne 1411:70, good condition, S3 200 304-773-5873 Lots 1990 Dodge Ram Van B- ~50, 72,000 Moles, $6 ,000, (Jn Be Seen At GaUJpalis Dally lribune, 825 Thtrd Avenue , Gallipolis 3 Ton Cenral Atr Conditioner Pacl<ogt. Syo""" Or Sp/i1 Syo""" $1 ,250 Installed, 5 v,, Warranty Al l Parts 1· 800·287·6308, 614· 446-6308 Rabbits For Sale, Netherland Dwarfs, Dutch, M1n Rex Full Blooded Rabtits, 614 388 8577 510 1 Merchandise Full S12e Washer & Dryer, Excel· tent Cond1t1on, Currently Usmg, $100 Each. 614·388·1708 MERCHANDISE ALDER KIT 'N' CARLYLE® b}' Larry Wright Miscellaneous - Unlur mshed 2 bedroom house, n1ce & clean, no 1ns1de pets, ref~ erences reqwed, $200 deposit, $275 a mornh rent, 614-992·3090 Mobile Homes 12.1:65 Good Cond1110n Stove, Dishwasher, New Relrtgerator In eluded, $5,500,614-256-6335. 350 Houses for Rent House 2 Bedrooms, Utiltt~. 1 Bath, Central A~r, Garage, All Electrtc, $395/Mo Plus Utlllltes, No Pets, 614-446-1358 for sare I 330 Sleepmg rooms w1th cookmg Also trailer space on riVtH AI! hook-ups Call after 2 00 p.m, 304·773-5651, MasonWV. ' 3bedroom, 1 112baths 304 675 6720 Three bedroom home, new car· pet, new v1nyl stdtng, carport, eel· lar, atr condtltonttr, 3 plus acres, one mtle hom Apple Grove on SR 338 Boat dock. nghts one block from house Open house Satur· day· Sunday Pr1ced tn twenlles, 304·372-5686, 61 4·2417-21 20 320 Rooms for rent woek or monm Starting at $120/m o Galha Hotel 614·446·9500 We Buy Farms And Acreage 20 Acres And larger, No L1mtt, 61468S..3064 advertisements for real estate FurniShed Rooms We buy & sell prtvately held real estate notes, mortgages, and trust deeds nat1onw1de Ful l Or Pamal Purchases Golde!'l Eagle :~;:r;:.g:~ ~~r:~~::MP" 1• origin, or any lhtentlon to make any such preference, Stonewood Apartmenl& now ac· cepttng apphcattons for elderly & d•sabllllles, one bedroom allele<:· ltiC, 61-4·992·3055 Stcnewood Apartments, Mtddleporl, Ohio, :E:-OH-::c"-::------Twtn R1vers Tower, now accepnng applications for 1br HUD subsrd•zed apt lor elderly and hand• · ca~ EOH 304-675-6679 450 House o r trailer m A1o G1ande, close to Ato Grande College campus 6141 992 3717 se~~:famrllalstatusornatlonal 310 Real Estate One bedroom apartment tn Mid· dleport, trash & water paid: ~ou pay electnc & gas, S1601m0 plus S100 depostt, call 614·992-7806 belweon 8am-9pm 540 A.nawer to Ptevtou• Pullte '- • \ • correct any small m1stakes you make at work today If you sweep them under the rug they could be magn1f1ed 1nto something qwte senous AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fab 19) Allhough you are usually reasonable , today you could be out of step w ith the will of I he \ maronty Th1s m1ght lead others to gang up aga•nst you 1 PISCES (Feb. 2Q-March 20) If you per"m1t tt relattves and outSiders could ha-ve a greater Influence over your family mai lers than they should~ today Let your clan resolve 1ts own 1ssues. ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19) Do not lake everylhlng you hear hlerarry You usually aren't unduly gullible, but today you m1ght g1ve too much credence to what you're told TAURUS (Aprii2Q-May 20) Try not to lei extravagant urges overpower you today Beware of buy1ng lh1ngs you don't need and can't afford GEMINI (May 21·June 20) Poor rudgment, could pul you 1n S1tuat1ons today that directly oppose others 11 w111 be more 1mportant to took for allres than antago msts .. ' I - .. I - . �• Page 12 • The Daily Sentinel • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 21, 1995 the summertime 1969, 'ljlues' Neil Armstrong Was The First . on tmts • . A Multimedia Inc ., Newspaper . ---.' - . ---·-"- - • ...,;...._..,.....,- -· Gives You Out-Of-This World Deals. Ford Toyota 95 Ford Contour GL General Motors 95 Toyota Corolla MSRP $15,174 o(tOOJ doWn & 1St payment , $8CI.Jn:"y deposl1, tax, tJ~e. and Hcense, 12,000 miles per year, 24 month dOSOO end lease, 1St 1tr eact1 addtbM&I mile, opbon _to purchase $9749.50. Total paymerts $4799.76. 5 18,820 95 Ford F- '150 XLT 4x2 Pickup now 16,899 5 • XLTTrim • Power Windows [ocks • Chrome Step Bumper • Air Conditioning • Aluminu m Wheels • Automatic • S.OL EFI VS • Tilt Cruise or S249tmonth for 241110111hs' a ' • Air .Conditioning • AM/FMCassette • loaded! "$1000 down & 1st payment, secunry depo$11, tax, title. and licenso, IZ.OOO mile!l pe1 year, 24 month dosed end tease. 15( fof each additional mtle, op00n 10 I)UI'chase $9\j9.01 . Total pa~ments $4799.76. 95 Toyota Camry "$1000 down~ 1s1 paymeot, security deposit tax, tit1e, and IK:ense. 12.000 m~es per year, 24 month dosed end lease, t!ie lor eactl additiooal mile, optioo to poschase $12,964 .58. TOiaJ payments $6.1R64. 95 Ford Explorer 4x4 now • Sport Package • 4.0 V6 Engine • P235 All Terrain nres • Alloy Wheels • AM/FM Cassette • OVerdrive Transmission • Roor Mats • Captain Chairs was$22,775 now • Air Bags Stk. t75179 • Powers Windows locks • Side Impact Door Beams a 520,999 or s349tmont11 for 241110111hs' -$1000 down & t st payment secUrity depciSit, tax, title, and ~se. t2,000 miles per year. 24 rnor1h dosed end leaSe. !5J 101" eadl adc!itional m~e. op!iOn to p~.ou'dlase St5.644.52. Total paymenb $8924.64. 95 Ford Escort LX now -510,999 I or s1 99Jmontll for 241110111hs' • Air Conditioning • Power Steering • AM/FMCass~tte • Sport Appearance Pkg. I i • overdrive • Air Bag • Fuel injection • Powertul1.9 4 Cyl. Engine "$1000 down & 1st pavmem, seOJri1y deposit, !all, title, and license, 12,000 miles par yeill, 24 month dosed end lease, 15C tor each IKidltiooal mile, option to PIJfchMe $12,643.71. Total payments $6094.56. 95 Toyota 4x2 Pickups now 199~.~0 24 month doSed end IeiSe' • Air Conditioning • AM IFMCassette •loaded! "$1000 dQwn & 1st payment Soo.mry depos.t, taM:, title, afld license, 12,COJ m~as per yON, 24 month dosed end lease, 15c lor eacn Mdtltona/ m~e. op~on to Wchase $8042.22. Total payments $4799.76 was$24,447 519,999 • 6 Way Power Seat • Remote Keyless Entry 12 To Choose From • Power Windows a locks • Dual Air Bags ·Floor Mats • Anti lock Brakes • TiiVCruise • Self Sealing Tires • Power Antenna • Alloy Wheels Sub"ect to prior sale, all prices include nlanutacii.Jrer5 rebates and Incentives. 95 Olds Cutlass Supreme • Goth Pkg.lncluding: Fabric Seats, Carpeting. Cigarette Ughter, Day/ Night Rear View Mirror • Power Steering .. • Rear Step Bumper • Disc Brakes • Double Walt Cargo Bed was$18,995 now • Premium SOund System 518,299 or s259lmontll for 241110111hs! • 3.1 V6 Engine • Fog Lamps • leather Seating • f>9wer Seat • Power Antenna • Dual Air il.ags • AM/FM Cassette "$1000 down & 1st payment, secun ty deposi1, tax, title, and icellse, 12.000 miles per year, 24 month dos.ed end lease, 1St b eaCh additional m1le: option to purchase $12.536 .70. Total payments $6629.76. Subiect to pOor sale, all prices 1nduoe m~W~ufacturms rebates aM ineentives. • 6 TO CHOOSE FROM 95 Cadillac Sedan DeVille ISCOVer do¥m & tst payment. SOCUI"IIy depos11. tax . Me, and tisc.er<:e, 12,000 miles per year, 24 month eod lease, t5c 101" each addlt1onaJ mMe, optiOn to purChase S6!1n.45. Total payments $5099.76. · 95 Buick LeSabre Custom now • AM/FM Cassette :::::::-:::~~-~~~~~~-= • Cruise Control • Roor Mats • Disc Brakes • Halogen Head lamps a 5 95 Pontiac Grand Am MSRP$15.125 ·Air Conditioning • AMIFM Cassette • Loaded! 57,000 off renee. $ . 6,000off Owner Loyalty To Current Cadillac Owners 58,000off If The Original Owner Of A 85·87 c;adillac SubJect to prior sale, all p!ices include marutacturers rebates and intentNM. I '""' 518,910 95 Ford Taurus GL now · 95 GMC Conversion Vans 515,799 ·Air Bags • Automatic Transmission • Power Windows locks • 6 Way ['ower Seat • AM / FM Cassette • 3.0 V6 Engine ·Floor Mats • Air conditioning or$299tmanthfor 24 months' "$1000 oown & 1st payment security deposit, tax. o11e. and 55,000off • Great Selectidn from Starcraft and Glaval Vans ·High Tops a low Tops • Rear Air/Heat · • Nice Selection a CkJ!';ed end lease. 151: for eac:h Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Pt. Pleasant- July 23, 1995 Vol. 30, No. 24 Gallia 911 faces delay .Don .Wood . Details on Page A2 Buffington Island commemoration - Page as . In 1995 •" -~---- B-1 __.,_"'--"'" . Hi: 80s Low: 70s -Pagec3 + Man On The Moon. - KC Little League tourney licenSe, 12.000 m11es pet year, 24 month additiooal mile, optiOn to PIJfchase '10,35.3.38. Total p!lyment:s $76-49.76 .· DON WOOD AUTOMOTM,INC. DON WOOD AUTOMOTIVE, INC~ th·e seal of service. -·Mapping staJis__project; Sp_ri_ng _openj n.g _possible By GEORGE ABATE Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Installation of Gallia County's 911 · system has been delayed. but may be ready nii'Xt spring; Emergency Medical Service Director Bob Bailey said Friday. Originally, officials had projected the program would be in use by this fall, Bailey said. "ll's been pushed bac.k," Bailey sa id. "We'vebeen working on mapping projects that 's required aerial photograph~." · The photography, which have been completed, also wi It be used as tax maps by the county auditors. Bailey said. Information collected also will be used by the county engineer. he added. Some survey work has been done at the proposed site of Dissatisfied BREC members move forward with effort to unseat board By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Staff RIO GRANDE- Members of Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative looki ng to unseat the current board of directors are continuing effo rts to prompt a special elec1ion ·sometime this year or next. Because BREC Members for Change wants its campai gn to with urhere's been some talk that stand potential this thing's fizzled out, but It's. legal chaltar from being a d8ad Issue ... lenges, the or- We'te not giving up. Thete's a rof"Pf lnreieat from the mem- the 9 I I headquarters near the senior citizens center, Bailey added. The project has not yet been bid. During the next few weeks. Bailey said he will meet with Ameritech officials to finalize contracts. Consumers will be charged I 2 cents each month on their telephone bill. he said. The EMS office needs to plot emergency response areas, ·Bailey said . When an emergency call is made, the telephone number will pinpoint the location on a map. "Everything has to be fine-tuned so it fits together," Bailey said. The data wilt show which fire department needs to respo.nd. si nce some people may be served by different agencies while living on different sides oft he same street, he added. · The location of fire hydrants and other utilities will also - FORD .. LINCOLN-MERCURY .. TOYOTA .. BUICK .. . OLDSMOBILE .. PONTIAC .. CADILLAC .. GMC TRUCK 593-6641 • be located in thi s database, Bailey said. "It takes a white to collect the information." he added. Also. some sites wi ll have additional information - such as the location of gas tanks and potentially hazardous materials. Bailey said. "We anticipated we would lose some time.'' Bailey said. Gallia. Lawrence and Athens countie s started developing 9 11 systems about the same tin1e, he added. Lawrence County's system is lagging behind Gallia's, while Athen s should be on line this December, he added. Bailey said he has had to rely on consultants to impl ement 91 I. . . . l . ' .•. During Buffington Island re-enactment Stepping back Into history this weekend, Meigs County celebrated tha only Civil War battle fought In Ohio 132 years ago at Buffington Island and Portland, when the Confederate raiders of Gen. John Hunt Morgan were 'routed. Men In Civil War uniform and their women In period attire disembarked, above, from ttie P.A. Denny at the Pomeroy levee Friday afternoon. Among the scores of AHIJ1ectors on board for the historic journey were John and . Nancy Baya of Greenup, Ky., members of Company B of the 91st Ohio Volun· leer Infantry. Mark and Stephanie Meadows of Huntington, W.Va.,left, were among the Civil War re-enactora who entertained during the 55·mlle journey up the ·ohto Friday aboard the P.A. Denny,lnset. Here !hey play alan afternoon tea during a brief stop In Pomeroy. A fl,lll review of Friday's activities Is fealured on Page 86 loday. .,. Deadline for non-partisan News capsules · petition filings approaching By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - Deadline for non-partisan candidates to file their petitions of candidacy to get on the November general election ballot is Aug. 24 at4 p.m. Syracuse." Rutland and Racine. because they have populations of less than 2.000 have non-p'lrti san elections. according to Rita Smith, director, Meigs County Board of Elections. ··" lneachof thosev iltages, the lerm sof mayor,clerk, and twocouncil members · :Cxpire this year. Also in Syracuse and Racine vi llages, there are open seats on the Board of f>ubli c Affairs. ' : Petitions can be picked up at the Meigs County Board of Elections, Mulberry ·Avenue; Pomeroy.. . ' · To qualify to go on the ballot as a non-partisan candidate in November, :P.,titions must contain 50 valid signatures. The filing fee is $10. · JeffThomton·s term as Racine mayor e•pires thi s year along with that of ' clerk Karen lyons. and counci l members, Henry Bentz and Julian Scott Hill. Also expiring are the terms of Doug Rees and Bobbie Roy on the Racine Board of Public Affairs. · The term of James Pape as mayor of Syracuse also expires this year, Other officials serving out the last year of their respective tenns are Janice Lawson Zwilling. clerk. Bill Roush and Dennis Wolfe, council members. and Laurence Ebersbach. Board of Public Affairs. In RutlandJo Ann Eads has fill ed the last year of the mayoral term of the late Eddie Martin. The four yearterms on cou ncil of Stephen Jenkins and Richard Petty expire this year as does the term of clerk Sandy Sm11h. Pelltlons validated . Meanwhi le,the Board of Elections has certified as valid several peti tions of candidacy filed as independent> for Middleport mayor, clerk-treasurer, and Deemed valid by the board last week were the petitions of Dewey M. Horton, mayor (incumbent); Dennis Hockman. clerk-treasurer; and Linda Gilkey, Beth Stivers (incumbent), George Hoffman, and Barbara Hudson. Not certified as valid by the board because of insufficient valid signature s were Virgil .Phillips, who filed for the Middleport's mayor post. and Fred · Werry, who filed for a seat on Pomeroy village counci l. . Their only alternative now is to go for a write-in campaign. .. · Continued on page A2 . . the county commissioners approved a 9 11 budget of $200.000 . ganization is taking its lime every,.,. 'because PfiOple ar11 still· getting thing right, exiliauUslled, J~nd they are en- plainedCharlie couraging us to get the ·Job Freeman, lhe - done." Scottown area Charlie Freema" . resident leadBREC Members tor Change ing the group .• Following a flurry of activity earlier this year, the group has settled .down to deal with the essential s of electing a new board. •• Freeman said. . . A report recently circulated in Jackson County that BREC Members for Change had given up the fight "is the farthest thing from the truth," he added. "There's been some talk that this thing' s fizzled out. but it' s far from being a dead issue·.'' he said. "We're not giving up," Freeman added. "There's a lot of interest from the members because people are still dissatisfied. and they are encouraging us to gel the job ' done." · The group was born out of member unrest over billing and management procedures within the 14.000·member cooperative. based near Ri o Grande and serv in g eight southeastern Ohio counties. including Galliaand Meigs. While members' dissatisfaction led to the dismissal of General Manager Walter V. Truitt Jr. in March. BREC Members for Change has concentrated its efforts on getting a new board elected. The group began collec ting signatures for a special · Continued on page A2 · • The computer equipment will arrive near the end of the project . he added. • Las.t November, voters approved a 114 percent sales ta• that is expected to raise about $400,000 a year. For 1995, Commissioners explore health care options History com•,s alive ••• counci l. 900 East State Street, Athens, Ohio DISPATCHER Lynn Jones, with the Gall/a County Emergency · Medical Service, answerJ a call Friday afternoon. Jones coordl· nates emergency crews on the day shift during the week. By JIM FREEMAN Ttmes·Senttnet Staff POMEROY ....:. Facing the pros; . peel of financi al problems 'll!ith their · 'self-funded medical insuraft'ce pro: gram for coumylemployees. Meigs County Commissioners Friday after; noon heard a proposal concerning m) alternative, managed-care option. · Currently medical expenses are paid from an insuran~e fund with cost§ over $30,000 being picked up by a slop-loss policy with the lns uran,c~ Company of North America. The selfinsured program is ad ministered by Medical Claims Service. · The problem is the shrinking cash reserve in the insuranCe fund whi ch may force commissioners to raise prew miums by up to 25 percent. in crease ' employees' contributi ons... or explore another avenue. John Saun ders from Saunders ln. sumnce Agency ofGalliplllis and Rick McNelly of McNetly-Palrick and Associutes Insurance of Gallipolis asked commissio ners to consider a managed-care program through United HealthCare of Ohio. United HealthCare of bhio is networked with Holzer Medical Center and Holzer Clinics which provides medical care for people insured by the cOmpan y. People u~ing doctors and · hospit als in the network would pay a smal l co-payment for services instead of paying an an nu al deductible or a portion of their medica.! e~~:pe n ses. P~ople using out -o f-network ser- vices would have to pay a deductible and a porti on of their medical cos ts. according to Saunde rs . Local hospitals not in the network inCluding Pleasant Valley Hnsp1tal in Poinl Pleasant, W.Va.. O'Bieness Memorial Hospital in Athens and ' Continued on page A2 GOOD MORNING June jobless rates down in Gallia, Meigs counties · Ohio GALLIPOLIS -While unemploy~ent decreased in both Galli a and Mei gs counties in June , t.he remainder of ~nton Stlolo Jockoon Gall .. D June '95 • May '95 the region reported a mixture of both increases and declines during the month. the Ohio Bureau of Employment · Services said Friday. . The jobless rate for Ga'lli a County fell by ().2 percent between May and June - from 7.3 percent to 7.1 percent. While in Meigs County. a 0 .3 percent decline- from I 0.1 · to 10 percent was reported for the period . Other regional ·unemployment rates for June (May percentages in parenthesis) were ; Alhens. 4.9 (5 .2) percent; Jackson. 7.8 (5.9) percent; Lawrence. 6.0 (5.6): Scioto, 8.3 (8.5) percent; and. Vinton. 10. I (8.8) percent. The June un emp loymen t rate of I 1. 1 percent in Morgan County was the highest in the state.. accordin g to the OBES. . Franklin and Geauga countie' had the lowest jobless rate for the month at 3.4 percent . Among cities with populations of more than 50,000. Yovngstown had the highest jobless ra~e. 10.3 percent. white Kettering had the lowest. 2. 1 perccnl. The county and ci ty rales are unadjusted. meaning they do not take into account seasonal adjustments in empl oyment. Today's Times-Sentinel 18 Sections · 172 Pages Business Ca.lendars Ctasslneds Comics Editorials Local Obituaries Sports Along the River Weather Dl 82&3 DJ-7 Insert 1\4 . A3 AS C l -6 Bl A2 Columns Jack Anderson Fred !2row Bob HoePicb Jim Sands C 1995, Ohio VaUty Putlf\<.hina Cft. ' Mason reside!ltS file petition to halt funding of consolidated high school POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - Eleven Mason County residents, individually and on behalf of the "Mason County Kids First" committee. have filed a petition in Kanawha County Circuit Court in an attempt to halt fund ing and construction of one consolidated high school in the county. Opponents of the proposed$ I5.4 million cbnsolidated high school allege stale education authorities and the county school board 1gnored stale law and the results of public hearings when they approved the plan, . Filed against the Department ofEducation. School Building Authority and . ' Mason County Board of Education, the paren ts object to the June deci,ion by the SBA. which set u;id e $14.4 million for the high school , de>i gned to combine Point Pl ca.ant. Wahama and Hannan high schoo ls into one facility . The remaining $ 1 million for the project is expected to come from the coun ty school board. The petition claims the county board violated state law by failing to fol low guidelines concerning sc hool facilities planning, consolidation and closure; and, by failing to provide not ice and a public hearing for citizen input. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 21, 1995 pridemore