http://66.213.69.5/files/original/11bd8f9891f52f6d1a5b1ac273f4ec0e.pdf dd98b2bbca7fa018f2e06595282f9387 PDF Text Text ' Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio by Bob Hoeflich Dn1oLhy (i:-udncr Rnu ... h, !orated way mu 111 .Salem Centei. -.ecms tu have" numln.: r of :tdmuer' l11ther .111tl yon-and I rhmk lh ,\1 ought to ple.1:-.e her ~ There wa ... 4uite a crowd on hrutd at the levee aml on the park· mg lots a~ rCs.H.IL'nts g ~lfht:red 10 watch !he proceel.itngs Such a fnendly aonnsphcre prevailed-we prohably neecJ more get togcthcrs itke that The Ctvil War IL' l:lldc tor' were I.JlVIteJ to !he flill k111 g lol ' ' ~gt: S;1rah F1~hcr hat! LIL"<~tcd .1 nice setltng to enterfan1 th t: gwur And. a\ alw ~1y~. da''Y S.tr.dl dnl .1 fantastiC JOh where Ahoard lh t: Denny My11111 Dutftcld who h,,, hcl'n 111 ML'tg~ County l-it:vcrai!IIIll'!-. lWt'l the yc.u' to etHettam wllh ht ~ uru1~ wo~gnn calltope, present ed ,, rrogr.un ol snappy l"Ong:--. of ye:-.h..:!)IL'dl on the Denny callmpc. rnm:h to the ddie!lll of everyone wntchmg l)u!lidU h ,a former Mu.hllcp(lrt rL'..,Itknt .uuJ Jw.. wife is t.hc lonnt:r Tum: Sr:uu;:-., al"o formerly ol MHidlcport whn was al so on htl.lrd wilh hu hu..,hantl lncldelllally, lhc Rtvelhcnd 1\n, Counc1l prc:-.cntcd M)ltlll wuh a gifl of $100 tor h1s hcmg hc1c 10 pllly the caii !OJlC dl uucrv.ll:-. dunng the bOHI lrlp . M<IIY w''"· who heads th e cou11cli, >:lid 1he gif1 came from !he p10cccd' ol the council's co-sponsoJsh1p ol lllC Big Bend Mmstrel Assol'lallnn's musi cal ''"' Ia II (n ca"'c you dllln't know the ll.ancc1 ~md L'llll' JI:llnl'J pcllorm111g ncar tile rallwpl' w.~ . . none o1hct !han K.111ty llond u l Muhllcport wea1111g wh,tt IIHI\[ lld VL' hCl'H :t very w,lfln c!Jaractt:r ro:-.~umL' lt'pn:..,c ntlllg a kno\\ 11 111 C'o lumhu' SnuthClll Pow er Cu c n Lk'- d' LoUie, lllc I l j.! hl!llllg nu ~ K. ll liv I \ c ustomc1 sc1 VJu.: :..up~ I Vl\lll I(JJ ColumhtJ:-. :-:Dul hcJu wtukmg 111 till.: G:lll1pol!s 11llu.e ll e r ..,pukc:..pcr sorJ, si nce l. ou1~ t: .lll I t.dk. w,J:-. RobtnL' Slm· hl ... 1\tll l-l':<t'm pt :-.upl'l vlsor lo r tht.: pnwt.:r UJltlp. irtY 111 Pomeroy l<nulllhHg oul the pmwr Clllll[l•lllY <ILIIVlt le\ 011 the CXLLI(· sum was Rw un e C.u 1111l11.1l'l .tl~o out nl the (i;illtpoll "' D ll rn~ who toJJ peopJc 0!1 tht.: CXUI I :-.Hlll .thou ! the. power p!.1nh a!\ the Dt:nuy movccJ uptl VC.J F tlw.tttl MLinro:-.h 11! J~ I.or .d Fir~, C'11y, Ohio Lotterv 4-H livestock·results announced Beat of the Bend ... II was old l1ome we ek at the Pomeroy levee Frulay atiCrnoon wben the P. A Denn y mnvmg nn an excur~ion lrurn Cialtiroli ... 10 Portland stoppctl m Pomeroy Monday, July 24, 1995 noted :1 Lottpk ot men· lion' at'KJIII Dorothy 111 reCt:lll Oeat Of !he 8Cnd Ull11lllll\ rlllll S(J toOk pen m h:wt.l .mil dl(Jppet.l 11 line nor only :thout Oowtlly hut on ius love tor !y1c1gs County Edward WIJIL'" that 111 I 1J45. hl:' and hL.., l.tnlll) rc~rdcd on Muldk· port':-. Rutl.md St. ,at the.:: hom ~: ut the late M.u£.ULt .S:utt:r ami .1cro"' the street !rom where Dorothy lived wHit Iter p,U'Cnls Edward says he helped 'ome with the c.1re ol Dorothy's J.u hcr when he bec:une til Upon hts pn"tng, DmoU1y and her Mother wanted Edw:U"d to tako all ol Mr G'"c.loer's lools in appredatton of Ius kmdne;.;scs Edward couldn't do tl1.1t hul '"Y' he dtd ncccp1 a small VISe He <till has 11 and makes good u>e of it 10 thIS Jay Edward hn' other memories of Dorothy a1 wi>rk with the Ohio employment nll tce and ol her rid· 111g :1 IJoat-sporung a great smilc-111 a pn't Wort~ \V:lf II Results of tbe Meigs County 4· H livestock interview~ have been announced by Meigs County Extension Service The wonners are liMed in order of grand champion, rc,erve chatn· pion and honomhle mention , wht!re applicable Beef B•eedmg J - l.111ct Cal· away and Jo~hua Erv111 • Beel Breed1ng II - 1\ml,, Calaway and Julie ll1own, Feeder Call - Randy Burke, Anita Calaway and Joe Brown. Market Steer - Jamie Drake, Brandon Buckley. Lacey Dunltttg, Dobbie Dutcher. /\n11a Calaway and Chance Wa1son; J)a~ry Mrukel Feeder -Ch uck Parker. Dauy Calves and JlellcrsBen lloltcr, Rachel Chapman, 1\ly"a Holler and Kristi W,tmer: D:111y Cows and Managcmcnr - Tttcm D:tv1s ruul Chuck Parker: A11g_orn Goa~:-- - Dt:vcily Dur· delle; Ooats- Ben Cram~. Altlan Salser, Jen n• fer Clifford .tnd The Metgs Sml and Water Con· se rvauon District and the Meigs Counl y Fauboard will co-sponsor a hay show at the 1995 Meigs Coun· ly Fair. Entries must be made to th e Meigs Cou nty Fair Board secretary by Aug I I at 4 p.m. Categones for the hay show are Krisli Warner, IesslG! Wheeler amJ Ju,hua lhle, Horseless Hnr~c - llnll l!y Wtlllams, KenJ,, Wheeler ""J Meghnn AviS, L1ght Horst' Sci~Ctlon - Jotlu.~ !hie and Ctc"andia Sm1th: Ba~IC Horst! Tli\llllll~ S,tra Crmg ami CmuJact: Bunt mg . Horse Reproductum .uul (lcnetIC..'i Susan G1ue~er. llreakmg ami Tl;ttnmg the Ye.Lrhng Harnes!» lltH!»e ~ Mall Mil- hoan , Tnul Rtdmg - Holly Milhoan, Amanda McGrath ,.nu D:1111el Young, Poullry Production - R;us111g Pullet> - S"ralt Houser. Odte KmT, Melissa Gu~.s .-.;, Mik~;; Gue~s. Rebecca Housg and Rebekah Karr: Po ufir§ Production • Ratsing Broilers - D:u·hara Smi th. Keme Hetzer, Sara h Dailey, Mell.sa lntermcdiHh! SllCC[l Brcc<.llng- M1dtdle O'Nali. Riki Barringer and Amanda lipton , 1\ov:lllccd Sheer Breedmg Rchcrca Scutt. Jou:uhan Avt~ ami Mc~hau Av1s: Sque.li Appeal - Btlllc Jo Wcl>li. Ja>lln R. Wy:lnt, Jes>ica Jusuce, El,line Putman anc.l Swcie. Wat'<m: H;unmlllg It Up - Josh Hager, Carrie Sheet.<. M,mhew Justice, Alyssa Patterson :utu N1cole Whtte; Going Whole Hog - Leslie Parker. 'Mcll:-;sa Ciucss, Alyssa llolfman ami Knsti W,U"ncr; Swme ProJuCLion - Dcgumcr __:. Chnli Barr111gcr and Andrew Rollins, en-grand champions; The Normal 1\nunal - Kindell Bu>wn , M1chele llupp, R1k1 Bmllll£..cr,J nsh llagc r. Carrie Shc.c1s and Kns11 W:une1. Anunall11s<.: ase - lncm OavJii, D o~n1dl e GJuescJ .ua.l Rchc.t:ca as follows: Class I - 75 percent or more alfalfa. Class 2 - All grass· es; and Class 3 - 49 percent or less legumes Exh1bttors mu st purc ha se a membership 11cket and must bnng one whole square bale of hay for .rudgmg The hay w111 become the property ol the Me1gs Coun ty Falf Boatd There must be at least 10 exhtbtts 10 make a show. Hay shou ld be brought to the Me1 gs Sot! and Water Conscrvatwn d1splay barn (localed next to the Jumor Hur Building) between 9-11 am. on Monday. ~ug 15 Judgmg wtlltake place that allemoon. Pnzes arc $20 for flfsl place , $15 for seco nd place and $10 for third place m each category Also, ftrsl-place wmners will rece tve a plaque at the Me1g s Soli and Water Conseavat !On D1stnc1 annual mect- mg m Octobct -----Community ca/endar-------- Wile ' ' Hill r~hl~ to lJ,avel now It h.a~ ht.:e ll \Oill l' yc.11 ... !\IIH.:t.: we VIM/ttl !>.• yl<ln .111d l'nm ~; wy MJ IDlll\J gne'~ h.tck IJl ,II I Y lllllt.'S 10 My thmgs th.~t happened thc1e- thm gs rhat seemed so tn vJ.IIthe n"' Om: ol tlto...c Uun g~ 1~ ol h1s gel· tll)g a pii ZCLI hu.:yc:le m.m y year~ .1go Edw;uds says ·/\.., .1 young hoy, I wan ted . 1 h1cycle .ts dllllllo ~t cve1y ntllcJ k1d One lllllC, ( .corgc ll1cks ' D11d hough! hun .t mo sr henulllul 1-lawlhorne !lye• It camo all cr:ue<l up MHny lrom th ~ Kerrs Run School c;une 10 w:ttc h the assem hly Ltll le d1tl I IC.Iit ze 11len, 111a1 not 10o lnng ;~IICIWdrd I wou lll buy th e h1kc trom ( ;corgL: I enjoyed 11 lor m.my year:-. .u1d when I ;.;oltl 11. l'mmo"t Slll l' 11 wa:-. to Okn lt,unson who W,L,. qull c d h1kc nLitT" and Lt'a Srethem: Baste 4·11 llorse Sc1cnce - finger. Michelle Dissdl. Brant DtXIltllUid Melody u1wrcnc-e; llt!gging Shc~p Drcctling A'ltley Hager :utd /\:1ron Yost; Meigs SWCD and fair board to sponsor hay show And wl1e11 vou 1 roots arc HI Me1gs Cou nt y :md you're .t Jon~. long way lto111 !HllllL' ynu some- lim e" have pl ea..,,mt memori es. I ,l p.!J.tgraph l tom I;t,J.w ,tn.1 wludJ :-.avs .. J sure JlliS S our year ly trips h.ad; to Oh1o winc h we once UuJ Candace Bunting, Jomuhan Smirh Guess. Odie Kalf :111u Rehekah Kmr. Raising F:UJcy Poultry - Alhan Salser. OJ•e Karr. M1ke (iue". Sarah llouser ami Rebekah Karr. Turkeys- 1\lhan S.tiM:I: Ducks nnc.l Geese - Alhan Salser and Rehekah Kan Rahhll< J - lennik•· C'llllortl. Cheryl Jewell, ks~o;JC:t Darringc1. Jenmler Chllord, Sru·ah Chi lord, Eltzaheth Kaull , Ryan Kaull, S".1ri Puumm, Cory Wamsley <Uid B1llic Jo Welsh, Rahht!s ll .111 d Ill - M 1d1ek Hupp, Susan (,ruescr. Sarah Grueser ancJ Stephen Clruc . .cr: Advanced Rahbtts - Amy Smith; Market Lambs I - Knst11H1 Kennedy, Megltan Haynes, Theresn Baker, Adam Johnson. Jo~eph Rupe and Holley Willimns, Market Lambs II - Aaron Yost, Tyler Johnson, Der·flck Bolin, .A,:;Jlh:yJ{ager, /\Inn Hilley and S1ephm11e Wilson; M•11ke1 L.1mh' Ill . Rebecca Sc01 1. Blilcc Pooler. R1ki Bar- Sl:nll r~ tr:Kie quo te Damelle Grueser, BaSte 4-H Jlorsem:tttship- ~ The Community Calend:.1r b (JUhlished as a fr~e servict' lu non-prorit group~ wishing lu announce meeting and special events. The calendar is not designed to prnmote sales or fund raisers nl any IYJl• · Items are printed as '!pace permil~ and cannol be guaranteed tu run a specific numher or do•ys. ROCK SPRINGS - Adventure Week Bible School through July 2X I rom 6·30-9 p m al First Southem Bapll"it Chmch on Pomc1uy P1ke Canned luud w11l he collected mghlly to he donated lo tl1e Coop· erauve Pansh Fo11J Pantry Call 992-6719 or 9'!2-li3 2X lor tran s· portation MONDAY RUTLAND - Rntlanli <i.n uen Club annual p1Cil1C , Mond<1 y, fi p m at ll1e hom e nl Du1111.1 lt.!nkJns, Weher Hill A lour oJ the _g. udcns ol Janet Botm w11l he heltl al 'i p"' precetlmg U1e piom: Mcmhcr .... uc to t,t ke an ;u r.111 gc m e nt 01 tah• llnwers tn makt: one to Ill into lhe Met£S County F.u1 I lower show I! C(.jucntl y h~a1 from rcm.lcts who have hccn gone 11om Metg;.; Coun ty tor a numhc1 ol yc.u!'i. Ami lfUIIL' otlen. the y 1datt.: some ol 11te1r pl ec~scm t llll'II!Ortc s of havmg heen reared 111 Me1gs County wilh 11 .., gre.1t people I suppo:-.c the :-;all p.u t 1s that 11 rake s us so many years to rcaJ1ze JU sl how green our vnlley W:L' sched ule MIDDLEPORT - Vac:ltiOn Bible sc h flll l al th e BraJtnrJ Do keep sm iling Church of Clmsl tluou gh July 2X from 9-11:15 am. tlatl y. Ages Jou1 and up ' RA C I-N E - Sout he rn Loc.li Bo.lfd ol EJuc.llll>n. MonJ,,y, X p.m . at lhc hi gh st hnol CHESTER - l>.. lak W.illon l:untly p1cmc MontJ,,y, 7 p 111 Take covereu tllsh Mc.ll wi ll he 1111mshcd. TUESOAY IfARRISONVILLE - Har· risonvtlk OES, Chap1cr 2'i'i, l' asl Matrons. picnic, Tue s do~y. (\· '10 p m at the home ol ltm and Donna Nelson. Meat unc.J hew1a~c ttnm slll'l1 Pments oi atJ1Ictcs ur~;ctl to 11clp BEDFORD- Bedlmd 'Jown slup Volunteer Fuc Lk panmcul Commtllee, Tue ...Iay. 7 ·p m Bedfwd town Ju~l RACINE - R:~cmc Area Commmnty Orgallti':llionmcctmg Tucsuay , 6 '111 p 111 :11 S1a1 Mill Park. New mcm~1 s Wt'kom~ IIARRISON VII 1.1 - ILII · It ;.; ouvJII C Xen1111 ('llli'l'll,., hloo~ PH~ss u1c clune 10 :1 111 lo II 111 a m Tuesday at the lownhou sc Dt;,m,t Coalcs, Ml!tgs County t'o un· cil ut Ag111g, will he llmn g tlw medtca l checks, lo llowed by pol luck and mcclmg RUTLAND- Snccml mcc11n". RA CINE - Sou1hc111 lli gh Rutlanu eire Department 1\uxthary, School 1\thlcuc Boo>tcrs. cleanup Tue:-;c.J,ty. 6 p.m fu'C house to com<lay, Tuesday. 6 p m at the school pl~lc piHns lor hlock Padres stop Reds streak 10-8 Pick 3: 635 Pick 4: 8368 Buckeye 5: 1-5-14-31-35 Page 4 1 s.ctlon, 10 Pageo 35 cents Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, July 25, 1995 A Multimedia tnc. Nowopaper Pomeroy promenade bids sought By J[M FREEMAN Se'rttinel Now• Stall' Pomeroy's grand promenade crune a step clos~r to reality Mnn· day mght afler Pomeroy Village Council agrecu 10 advt•rusc 1t11 hids to bmld the riverSide protect. Mtke Stroth of SD/\ Consultant> Inc., Jackson, explained drawmgs of the $94,000 project 10 council· men at Monday night 's regular council meeting Pl atts call lor conmucting the IO-fool·wtde walkway along the inside of the p;U"kmg 1<>1 w;~l The prom enade will lcature benches and IR'JOs-,tyle lighting · The current parklltg lot ha s holes :~ong the hasc ol the w,lll 10 Jae~litate JlJM>d w:llcr <lrauJ,,ge The new walkway w1ll feat ure U1e s:une 11umher oJ UJain;.; , wuh halt th e drams below Hnd hall aho vc the stdewalk. In audltton, the pmject mcludes the m'tallmion of electflc hnxcs and a wat tr line 10 he used during testtvals anti oth er events 111 the parkmg Int. The promenade IS pan ot a larg· er, ·$5(Kl.OOO downtown revitaltm· lton project tor the vtllage which also mcludes tn11ldmg rcnovauons. mfitall:ltH)Jl of a watcrlront amphitheater and re localinn ol · electric lines from Main Street The goal " to create a 18'JOs atmo· sphere 111 the VIllage's tlownlown busmes;.; di stnct. Cnunctlmmt John Musser saHI Walking the beat Middleport seeks more patrolling on village streets By GEORGE AnATE ' • AI'I'ROVE PROJECT - Pomeroy Village Council nrpritved rlans for the grand prome· nade portion or the village's dnwntown revlta~­ izatinn project at Monday's regular council meeting. Ahnve, consultant Mike Stroth, secnnd the village w1ll mJvert1 se lor tuds as soon as pnss1 hlc. ami open had :-. 111 early Se rtemhe•, Til~ pwmen,ade shoultl he compi e led hy lh e end nl the ye:~r. Waco investigators turn focus o·n FBI's role in compound siege. By MARCY GORDON Assnciat~d Pnss Wrller atwck. Several r:BJ age nts :1110 Texas ' • from right, showed plljtts to Mayor John W. Dlaollnar and cnuncilm•n John Musser and nill Hat>lonstall, from M't . Cnuncll will nnw ad•••·· lise for hids for theJlt'nject. (S•nlin.J Jllwln) Mu sse r snid. In p ersonnel ma1tcr;.;, t.:ouu cJI approved the le slg n~Hwn ol poh'-.:c diSpatcher Mm y E. IInlcouth due 10 01hcr employmclll. anti :\pprovcd hinng Lms Shane ol Mtudlcpotl and llcck y lo Newell nl Pomeroy as pan·timc u~<po~lclleiS In oth er hu;.;mcss, unmnJ· (CHntinucd on J»a~e 3) Woman injured... authmi1y frnm tl1e 1\TI' 10 the FDI wa ~ mnc.J e 111 the expectation that, because 11te 1\ r.F had 1hrccteJ the deadly ratd, Koreslt would deal more conslru ~.: Hvcly ISave $5500 I • Ortvel Stde Atr Bag • Anlt·Locll Brakes • Air Cond!lton · Automat•C Overdnve • Vtsta Ba~ W1ndows ·PIS, P/8 • Power Wmdows • Power locks . n~ Sleenng • Cru1se Control • AMIFM Casse".e · Gaptam Chatrs . Sola!Be<l • Indirect Ltghtmg • Prerrnum Wood Pkg • Full ConverSion • Alum1num Runn1ng GMAC 1st Tlflle Buyer Alowarce To O...ihed 8uyeB Tom Pedefl 0!sco.1t1 • Loog Wheelbase • Ratsed Root •Color T V • Drivef Stde Atr Bag • Anii-Lock Brakes • Arr Cooaboo • Automahc Overdnve • lndtrect Lt~lt ng • PremtumWOCJIJ Pkg • Full Conversion • Ftberglass Runmng Boards • Aklm1num Wheels • Loaded! • VISta BavWn<llows · $300 ' $500 $8 '788 • Power Brakes • Custom Cloth lntenor • Well EqUtppe<JI Lis!P~ $13599 Fa<lo<j ~""'' Tom PeOenOtscotrt ·II ,000 · S1211 Usll'nco $14,288 1W1D NEW '95121EVIIOlET I.IIIIIIA BRAIIIIIEW '95 POtmAC GIWIII AM • DnJJer S~ Atrbag • 4 Wheel AnHOCk Brakes • Power Steenng • Power Brakes • Power Doof locks • AMIFM Sle<eo · S1 500 S212t Sale Pr~e $11,388 • t 6 Valve Power 121 309 'Jom Peden llisCoi.R Sale Price • $631 BRAND NEW '95 CHEVY S-sERIES PICKUP • OnJJer Stde Atrbag · Rear Anii·Lock Brakes • Power Steermg COlOR TVJF&IDASS RIIIIIIIG BOARDS • Loade<J' $10 219 • A1r ConditiOn • AutomatiC • Dual Atlbags • Power Steenng • Styled Wheels • W~l EquiP!""i 1 . BRAND NEW '95 CHM 314 TON LONG WHEELBASE RAISED ROOF CONVERSION VAN Boards last Pnce facloryRebate Sale Pnce jsave$68~ fresh Shipment! vans To BRAND NEW '95 CHM ASTRO EXTENDED CONVERSION VAN · Exlende<l ChassiS I • Power Brakes •Powe< Door Loclls • AMJFM Slereo • TtHSleenng • Deoy Wrper; •Cuslom Oolh lnteror • S~edWheeo ·Loaded! •Sleel Be~ed Tires BRAND NEW '95 BliCK LESABRE · Power Steenng • Atr C<>n<ltiOO ·Automal< • Power Brakes · Dual Atrbags • Power Door lcx;l<s •4Wooo Anti-LOCk • Po~¥er Windows Brakes •AljffM Stereo ISave '2011 I TOU FREE 1·800·822·0411 • 312·2844 344·5941• 422·0156 · nns~eenng •CuSiom Clcth lntenor • S~led Wheels •WOI E~tPJ<d' NoOocFee!. 06v!Ya1 Noon· 6pm I WASHINGTON (APl - Sales of previously owned hmnes jumped 6.5 percent in June as low mortgage rates continued 111 lure buyers intO the market. Sales 1ose m each of th e n:ttum ·,.. four regums The Na11onal AssoCiilllon ol Realtors s<ud today that sales totalec.l 3.7X milll~n a1 a seasnm~ly adjusted annual rrllc. up lroiJl 3 55 mtlhon m May. (t w,t, the second sltalght mmllltly advance and pushed sa les to 1he h•ghcst level stnce a 3.R2 milltnn nne "' Octuher 1994. "Thts j); JJUIIC<!IiVI.! ol a sledtly summe1 sclltng sc:~son, ·' srull Edmund G W1xxls lr . the assuc"l· t10n prestd c nl ''In some areas. llemru1d 1s outpdcmg hslmgs '' Wood s a1111tmted tl1 e atlvan(e to lnw mmt g age lilt eo.; tllill m.ulc homes lor allo~tl:thlc at H tunc nl year th~ll 1s trm.htlol\,lll y nne of the tors trom anotl1cr agency But Dtck Dc<'uclin. Kmcslt's attorney who wok p.u 1 111 the n~:go­ llations. s: ud , "'( 1J vcn a chance. most ol (the Da vldt:llt> ) would have t:o rnc out'' ol rh c Mouut Cannel compound Wllllllgly DeGuerin sa td he l<l ld FDI agents nn 1\pnl !4 ul Koresh '' plans 10 surrender once he complet· cd a manuscnpt revealing the contents of the Seven Seals. which :U"e referred In in !he Il1hle 's D1>1k of Rcvelatt(Uls. 1 ' Everyoru.: on the lll'ildc (ot Ute compound) was relic\ ell c~nLI oveJjoyell," Dc(iucnn !'i.lld 111 an 1nh.:1 · view Monday ' II yo u t1y to unders tand tltetr hdicl systctl). I hen Jt' ,'i ea!'iy to sec" most active lnr hom L' ..,ale' "II they can, t,unlilc> wnh dill· Jren wtll mo ve while 1he k1us :U"c outol schiM>I," he cxpl,uncJ . Accordmg 10 the Federal' Home Loan Mort gHge Cor p .., 30-year, Prosecutor fommy Pop~ ex peeled 10 <.:ompkte 111 s prcscut;a tion t<xlay. He plannc<l m show Uw jury a vaJcot.tpetl n~·elldt.:lmcnt ot Ms Smith's car smkmg mt o Tnlm D L<mg Lak~. thoup:h Bruck was expeclctl to ask C'trL'U11 lut.l ge Wilham Il<>w,lftl to h:u I he 1.1pc H<>warJ ruled Mo11do~v that lhe jury won't sec gnsly pohcc pho tograph> of the dtowned hoy' Tlte defen se :11 gucu 1h a1 the plur tographs, shlll nit er 1hc hoy> had heen submerged m the l"ke tor 111nc days , W<lllld shOW Jc comp<>sllion, not injuries Ju cr1 ly ltt lll ctcd hy their mother. The hoys' !aliter, David SmHh, who divorced Ms Smi1h 111 May while sl1 e WHs in jail. is 10 testify for tl1e pro>ecution lie has " " nc;~r the fr<>nl of th~ courtroom tl~rou g h ­ out the 11 i,\1, occa;.;ionally wecpm£ but OUlerwJSe thsplnying lillie emoJton Ms Smllh ',.<; lawyer> are experl· ed to gnll Smtth ahout nJiegwums of adultery and h" hook deal lie has said- he Will give royalties to A Mlddl•pnrt woman was dra~t~•d hdtind a ear more than 20 fed Monday uft.rnoon, Middltpnrt Polico Cat>t. nruc. Swift said. There<:t Aldet·.ron, .14, Villa~• Mannr, "'" li•tod in fair conditlnn at Ohio St:ote Univet·slty H•.-pilal thi• nwrnin~, hnspi· ta!QIIicials •aid. Alderson r.pnrl•dly ran nul of Villa~• Manor tn talk with someune who"ie car was moving when her slteve taught un lhe car and sh• wu< dra~g•d h•hlnd It at 4:55 J>.m. Munday. l'aul R. Walker, 40, Dexter, whu did nnt rea liz• Aldor· son was there, was nnt charged orter driving nn South Third Av.nu•, he added . (S•ntinel pholo hy Georg• Ahat•) 'J of pl L'VHm sly ow n ~:tl ho m e~ m J!mc were 5 7 pe1ce nt hclow Ihe s:unc mnnlh a year dgo • loud mously agreed ro pl r~cc a li ve·yc:u , J -mJII ~ urrc nl ~• reu ses lc ¥y re newal on tJu~ Novemhcr's hrtllot. In other huSJnc... s, the cnunc1l: · ' • Will sec k a $20,000 grant (Cttl1tinued 1 ()11 l)a~e :J) Analysts feet Gannett won't hold on to Multimedia cable operation ny JEANNINE AVERSA Associ~atcd .TOMMY POPE children' s chmlltcs h111 will keep" $20,000 advance. "I just don't know il he can create the kinc.l of 'ymp.11hy lor the boys or make lht 1urors mad enOu£h In kIll her when he's go t th e b1x1k com111g :m•l h1s dteckcred pa!it, '' ... ~ul Pete P,Jrtcc , a Grecnv1llc lawyer who ts l ollowmg the lnal Jlrt'ss Wril~r WASHINGTON - <ianncll Co. In c's proposed S I 7 hill ion takeover of Multuncd111 Inc would thrust Gannett 11110 the t:Hhlc hu;.;tuess for the lirst time Bn1 ana ly''' prcdtc t the comp<my won' t stay there for •mg. 'Ttl he very surpn sed iJ they s tay ed 111 th e cable hu , iness hecausc th"Y are 1101 very hi g and you'll need 111 he h1 g 111 compete wub phone co mp:u11 es," analyst John Morton nt Mouon Rese:u~h Inc said Mnnd:~y . Amoug MultuncLha's hnlth ng' :U"e cable sySicms serving 4'\0,CKMI customers 111 mn>tly sma ll Mtd · western :tnd Snuthetn rowns. Mul· timedia, a mctllurn -... tzcO pl:1ycr, ,.., the natton's 30th I:U"geSI cnhlc com· patty Its ohtggesl sys tem " 111 WJChllrt, KiUI 'To he st unned tl they didn't sell the cah1e sy,lcms to pay oil the cosl of huylllg the ncw;.;paper,, ,'' smd John ll1 ggms, lmancml eduor , lor Mulrrdmnnel New1, a leading ,, • ..r J.!)(CCSSIVCJy mu;.;lt.: The VIlla ge Will .1sk that IIHIIC patrol;.; covcr IICcll the North Fourth Avenue area s mue a rcsulcnl hall ol'l etec.l In pay tor hiiiiiJl mntcnals .11 the la:-;1 counql meet- / in g. North r:ounlt rcs1dcn1 Jell D,~rsl ' snkl mflny nl.!ighhors - 1nclmhnp, Mtddlcport Voluntc ct' F11c Ch1cl Davtd llol !'man - do not wall I ~peed bumps tn>tallcd Th e cnun cal rn .ttle nn dec1sum on the ~recti hump 1ssuc. pcntlm£ ~ the next rnectmg Council mcmhcrs satd th ey woulll hke 10 !o\l' t: mort' fool patrols In olhcr hu siiiL'ss, coum:ll votcU hy a 4-2 m:11 g111 to .1ccopt " $35,!MKl gra111 to pave Fourth ,111d Ftlth streets which arc currently bnck streets Council rncmhc1 s Ntck RohltiSott .111d Steve Duntec JiS<C IIICU . Thcre ;trc lot s ol people mlh1s vi11:1g<;: who do 1101 wan Ito pilvc Lhc sueets," Roh111snn smtl "We don ' t have !he money lor thiS " The vlllagc·s m.rtch lo1 llus grnnt wtll he hctwccn $ltl(MJ .1nd $5,(XM) , Honon saul "II we return Ill hrtck ];Her II Will cost us ," Dunkc sau.J. atldmg 11 slt)ws traJiit: 111 that are:t The !Ire J cparunent has asked that lour addlllllnallire hydrallls he mstall ed .1lou~ Stlllth F1!1h /\venue al Palmer and Luu.:oln streels bel ore tlm streets arc paved. I lorton addctl In other lit.: IIOU, th e hoard unani1 pe1cen1 r:1le IS $~ (1Thc higher 1.11 cs carllc1 tlus year comhtned Wi th,, ~ lo w m g cumomy 10 CUih lhC IHJUSIII~ llld Ust ly S, ~ C~ Attorney: life behind bars is Smith's greatest fear · UNION, S C (1\P)- Susan, Smith tears the lollclutcss ot hie 111 pnson more than the elcctne chair, her lawyer tolu ,t Jury that will decid e how to pun~>h her for drownm g her two young sons "The worsl U111tg JUrors could do would he t<> sentence Ms. SmiU1 to hfe behmd bars, delcnsc attomey Dav1d Ilruck said d111 mg opening statements 11f the lrt.li's pennlty phnse HS U!'irt ll I"' the kll\d ol pc1 son who ca nnot h~m to he alon l.!," Bruck told th~ jury Monday. ''She wtll be a lonel y person lor the re>t of her hfe, whether t1 lasts as lon g ao;; God mrended 11 shuuiLI or you dec1de tt e11ds." Assistant rro s....e<.:uto r K"eilh Giese told tile 1ury to 1gnorc the excuses defense lawyer;.; wrll g1vc for Ms. Smnh and Jec1de her lme ba.' ed on wl1.11 she d1J 10 14-month· old Alex nnd 3-yc,r-old M~ehacl "Actllltts speak louder than words ," Gtese s:ml. " JI you arc gomg to Judge Sus;m SmtUl, JUtigc her by her actions " Other dJslurh:1n ct.:s 1nclutle re ports nl oh:-.(cnc ~es tur c" and har,t ;.;sment Irom peoplt.: ~ 11tm g on benches 111 lhe downtown mea anti ' fixed-nne mortgn gcs nveraged 7 53 perce111 111 .June, down from 7.'1 I percent in Mny ami 'J I) percent 111 Janu,ry The monthl y p<~ y ment on il $JOD,(WMlnu>rlgo~gc WIIh" 7' percent mtcrest r.11c Is SfiiW. wlu!c !he .1 sc aalchcJ and m .ulho x~s knocked over, lht; resulcnl s:ud 'P"'"' W.Jlh negntm- payment on th l: salllt: hMn wllh Sentinel New• Stall Miildlcpnrt Y•llage Ct~unctl w111 seck incrc:tscd enforcement ltom tt s police department J'ollowtng report;.; of' numerous recenl inC.dents, council decided Monday. May11r Dewey Horton said he w11I d1scuss a v.anc1y nl incu.lent;.; w1th Middlcp11rt Police Capt. Druce Sw11t ''I'll talk wtlh the pollee hecause we tlon ' l lik e 11 any more than yOu," Horton s<Lnl A rash of vauJahsm was report· ed on S11uth Thud /\venue hy a res· idelll The lllCJd t' nts IIH; Iudc a car';.; rear end he mg li(h~ tl 11110 the 1md· dlo ol tho siiCCI. '!lowe• p111s hrnken, wlntluw;.; ~ml pa111t on a uuck C.!rS pJay111g Low mortgage rates boost home sales ~~l!. ly sunny. High near 90s. Vol. 46, NO. 61 Copyrlght1995 W ASHJN(iTON Altc1 Rangers ollil'crs were to testil y gnllmg top Treasury Department totlay ahnut lh~ 1Iegot1 a1111g phase otfictals ahout the hungled ra1J Of the law Crlfort:Ciflt:llt orerdiHU1 against the Branch Dav1dians. as Lhe £rucltng heal u1 gs hy two Republtcan lawmakers leadmg Hou se suhcommttlees Cntc1 ct.! then Waco hearmgs are lunung tn the tltth day FBI's role afler Jhe Fchruary !993 SoUices cln se to th e cong1cs· _ szonal mvestagatum sau.t llH~ Texm; assault. The Bureau nl Aknhol. TohacRailgers were to he ;1sked nhout co and Firearms, a division nt the reports that Davtdlims otlered on Trea.•ury Department , dtrected tHe three occa swns to sunentler to ratd on the compound near Waco, them ii the FBI was not mvolvetl Texas, that Je ll four 1\ TF ageuts The sources semi the Ran gers 10ld a and stx David1ans doad After the 'televi siOn reporter thnt they lorraid tailed, U1e rn I took over_chid ward ed the oilers tll' th e FIJI hut re:-;ponsthlllty lt1r neg1HI.tt1ng with rece1ved no r~sponsc cult leader Da v. i<l Koresh .tnd tak· Lnokmg tow.ud lhc Fl31 apcnts ' wg tunhcr .tCIIOil ag;11nst th e te~tunnny. Ju~t1 ee Dcp.1rtmcnt DavtdirUJs. spoke;.;num Bert BiiiiHknhurg saul. _ Followmg a '1-Jay >tamloft, "We ' 1c gomg to l.1y the lad:-. out Koresh and XO ol lu~ followers ~1 ga1n The f-DI nc g ot1~1for s on includmg 18 children - c.l1ed April the !'il.:Clle he nt ove1 hr1ckw .uds to try to wnrk Wllh Dav1d Knre sh " 19 when t1re swept through !he Drandenhurg ,,uti Ute handoll nl compounLI Llunn£ an FDf tear gas $18'888 Lo"' tonight In mid 70s Par1ly cloudy. Wednesday, pilrl- t C ICVI~tOII l't'atle puhlt Uti!Oil The Mul111nnlio~ dcnl. C:lble !'itlld allliOUnLeJ MillllLty, Wl lllltl pc1m11 Arl111 glon. Va · h.a..,etl ( lanncll, lhc To help lJUR~I y P••Y oil msl' ol ncw . . p.1JlCr;o, Mmtt111 sa!d he believed Ciannclt wnnhl 'cck 10 acqu~r~ n g nation'~ l:u ~~,;;-,( 111: w~p: 1pc r puhll s!J. se ll Muliunc.:tiJ.t '!'> cnt c rtitiiHilCIIt er, 1fl s trenglh~,;n II:-. uuc hu:-.mes~ grou p , Wflll\C hcsl-ktHIWII <IS~CIS It wn~rld g.u n 11 d.u!Jc~. mdud- arc syndJ'.:.al cd l.tlk ~hnw s, mcltiLIing ones 111 the h!XJffilllg mnrkel s ol ing 1'1111 Donahue, Sally Jcssy Asheville, N \. , Circenvillc, S C , R:•pilacl and Rush I 11nhaugh ~md Morugomery, At1. s tnlcs 111 The cahJc TV and cn t crtt~ lnm cnt which Ganne tt doesn't own news- untrs arc MultiiiH!Uld '~ ha ggeS t papers Multtrnclll:t. h r~sc d 111 pr Ofit maker :-.. oLCl.:IIH]IIIg tO tilt Grecnvillt:. also owns 4() notH.I:uly com pany ·~ li)'J4 annual tcpoll CHhlc gcneialcd nc:u ly S5'1 trullwn nc wsp.1pers. It ;.; P·•rc1 s .ue . un 01 1 ~ t11 c most protitahlc 111 the mdu:-.try, in prolits Ill JIJ'J4 .md the cntcllm nam1Jysrs s~ud ment gwup $'2 m1llHm Lm:ully. Mult1mcdJ.1 puhh , hcs Ana ly, l;.; Multunl'th.i'.., The Dotlv .l'enlrn,./. the <ialllpol" cahle ;.;ystcm-.; wnu lll he mo1 c va lu /)w/y Ti"mnt', lht.! Potnl Plca~ant ahlc 10 other (,thlc ullll.f'allll'.., hke Reguter and th~: SunrltlV Tulln- lelc-Cmnm uni ca ti ons ln c, !he Semrnel. na u on's large;.;! cahle cnmpan y, The $44 hlillon dally new>papcl and Chcuter Cornmunt ca ltnn s, bu;.;mcs:-. rcpollt.:d 1c.:.;,:orJ growth- hecall'Sc they already own clusten; 6.2 pcn:cn t 111 J'J'J4 111 revenues ol systems m those (trefL~ . Cah lc companic <· posttionmg from advc11"1ng ,md ci11:u lalllln, said M1lcs (',roves. chid cumom1sl tilemsclve< to prov1de local phone for the New,pnper Assonat iOII nl servH.:c, arc inrcrcslcJ in assemAmc11 ca The I'J'J~ onllnok " hlijlg clusltrs ot systems in spectfic strnng but won't he o1s gnnJ. he (Cuntinued un 1•a~~ 3} ""'U ' • �Tuesday, July 25, 1995 Commentary • Pomeroy • Mtddleport, Oh1o _......;.....____ Area Deaths--..;.___ __ OHIO Weather Page2 ' Tuesday, July 25, 1995 \ Wednesday, July 26 Accu Weathe.. forecast for dayume condiuons and MICH The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher MARGARET LEHEW ControUer CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager LE1TERS OF OPINION are welcome They should be less than 300 words long All letters are subject to edhmg and must be Signed w th name address and telephone number No unsigned letters w11l be published Letters should be n good taste address ng ssues not personalities Lttefoot star of Ihe recent release 1ndtan m the Cupboard ts descnbed as a Cherokee rap stnger All I know about the Cherokees ts thai stuptd song by Cher remember? Took 1way our way of hferfomahawk and the Bowte kmfe Thts proves nothmg hul you II nme that thts song doesn 1 mclude mp smgmg mns Cherokee way of life hst tomahawk and Bowte kmfe OK bUI nnthmg th<>Ut <om pltcated hand gestures shoulmg Yot r tndomly or husllng a rhyme fhts Llletoot dude ha:;n t even been dtssed hy Bob Dole How legttunale c m he be I And ISO I Lightfoot the prop er spellmg I Remember Gordon L----------------------..,..--..1. A new look at affirmative action yields old answers By WALTER R MEARS AP Spec1al Correspondent ' WASHINGTON ~ Prestdenl Chnlon s new look al affirmahve acllon programs the governmenl has pursued for three decades led hun 10 the old answers - relonn no rae tal quotas bul no relreat That Democratic ortltodnxy ts not gomg to quell the diVISIVe debate he srud should be lransfmmed mto a reasoned natmnal convers.111on Not now wtth Repuhhcan pres1denttal ch dlengers dem mdmg an end to the system of preferences meant 10 rtxlress pauerns of dtscrunmatton When he ordered lhe tfttrm tltve acttnn revtew five months ago after Republicans forced the '"ue 111 Congress Clinton srud he was not backmg away from equal opporlumly tuns hot trymg 10 keep thiS fmm becom mg anolher cheap emoltnnal pohltcal wed 0e ISsue Whatever the adJeCitves tl wtll be an tssue 111 1<)96 It could prove par llcularly uouhle.some for tl1e preSident m C dtlnm•t vllal In hiS re elec llon prospecLS and hkely 10 be voung ne<t year m a referendum on afftr maltve acuon repeal Gov Pete Wtlson seekmg the GOP nommauon agamst Chnlon ha.' made oppostUon u aftonn tnve acuon a comcrs1one ol hts carnpatgn stgn mg an execuuve order 10 tbohsh prelerenltal programs he sa1d amounted 10 ractal spmls Sen Bob Dole tho lr nll runnmg GOP< mdtdme sud he wtll nllro duce next week Ius pronused t>tll to end Ieder tl alltrm ouve acuon pro grams sotne ol whtch he d prevtously supp<lfled You don 1 wre tlte evil of d1scnmm 111 111 wuh more dtsmmtn tllt>n 1he Senate majonty leader srud BUI 1he hill IS not hkely 10 face tcunn unit I ncXI ye If m tl1e !hock of the camprugn season The tssue IS on d1Splty 111 mother arena 10day a.s regents of lhe Unt versoty of Caltfonna mee1 10 constdcr undmng llle mmoflty preferences that apply m admtsMons 1here as across 1he nauon There m ty be some pohucaltheater there Wtlson ts preMdcnl of the b<wd and wtll be dra matlZing hiS opp<>stllon to alltrm 111ve acnon Jesse Jackson lltrealened to utsrupt lhc meetmg lhe governor saul If that happens he II have Ihe uvol nghts hgure arrested So much lor calm convers lllllll Tilts IS n01 a dtfttcult ISsue Dole s;ud Dtsmmmatuln IS wrong and prelerennallfealmem IS wrong tlXl 1hat IS m mmtc tlly tpl sum malton of JUSI how dtlhcuilllts Clnuon s;ud Wednesday Iilii he d wanted tn l<~lk tt Ute Iacts not the pohucs ol 11 hnrutllve actton II IS sunply wrong to pity p<lhUcs wtlh the tssue ol tfltrmanve tcmm and dl\ tde our country u a ume when ol we re re tlly gom,. to change .lhmgs we have to be umled he smd m an hour long speech at the Nauonal Arcb1ves standmg before the ca.se 111 whtch the Consutuuon and the Declarauon of Independence are preserved Republican challengers promptly md predtclahly accustxl hltn of play mg p<lhctes saymg hts mend It but don t end 11 reafftrmauon of support for the system ol JOb contractmg and other preferences was an endorsement ol government sponsored thscnmmauon That s lhe an,.ry whne male stde ol the trgument the wntenuon !hat afltnnauve tc!lon now wetghs unlrurly tgrunsl m ttnnlv Amencans when tltey compe1e tor Jobs or contracts Clmlon s answer ts th 11 alhrmauve tcuon h ts been go<lll lor Amenca, sllllts and needs to he luned to work latrly md ellectlvely He sud that ts what tl1e admmtslr ttton wtll do Alltrm t!lve tctton h ts nm always been perlec1 and llhrmauve action shoold not go on forever the prestdent sa1d h should he changed now to Gtke care ol those thmgs thai are wrong and It should be retired wben tl s JOb IS done That day ha.' not come Chnton summed up hiS posolton thts way No quoL1s m theory or pr tct1ce : No 111egal thscnmmiiJOn nt my kmd mclmhng reverse thscnmm t • unn : N 1 preterence for people who tre nnl qu thhcd lor my JOh or 1 pp< r : Luntty • Am.l as soon : 1s a pro 0 1 un h l~ succeeded 11 must he IC!Rn!ll Bul ttlvucaltng f mncss md rcnnuncmg rac1 I qunt 1s wh1ch are -. agamsl tetl~ral l1w 111yhow won I hlunl lh~ Rcpuhhc In ofleus1ve No : reform pled 0 c wtll petsu 1dt: the wlute m lll who s 1us1 sct.:n the 1 lb he : wanleU go to • If tel : • • t mmlrlly 1pphc Ull or the husmessm UJ who s lost a ~.:on that my preleocnce ts ~mper Thais why the tssue IS so dtlltcull And lhal also IS why 11 woll permt EDifOR s NOTE- W•ller R Mtars, VIC< president •nd cnlum n1st for The Assuc1ah:d Press has reporled on Waslungtnn and natmnal pnhhcs fnr IIHJI e th m JO years . :· Berryls World ·= • W\o\E~ Wf WILL a~ '~ T"\'E. ~~ SAFe. A~fA~ WE1fE IN rr! .. I .. ..; ..._,~ -•• • Ltghtfool' He dod that mane song about1f you could re ullus mmd 11 would be JUSt hke- tn old 111ne mov1e aboul a ghost 111 a wtshmg well' It was <n the r.jdto lor hke 10 years? Long before rap mustc lhts song could be heard wafung from cars dormitory wmdows and the stereos of gtrllnends all across Ihe /an Shoales country Not only that any odtot wtth a gutL1f (I conless 1 was one of them) wuld he heard trymg to ftgure out thts song m 1hc v un hope that hts gtrlfnend woulil take the Ltghtfoot platter oil the stereo (or Jo u Mnchell s Blue ) and p ty 111enuon to hltn I m bnter about tb<>Se lnst ye "' My ume would have t>een much beuer spelll uymg to le Ull Rolhn,. Stones sonp I know th II now But a1 least Ltghltoot knew how 10 spell ht~ own name All I know thout lndttns I learnt{~ from pop cullure: tnn 1 sus peel thai Lncfoot IS a n une th 11 doe.'n t appear m lhe N tttve Amer 1can lfadmon L!le ts an adtec • I~ SORRY lOPS; BUT THESE ARE YOUR CHOICES uvc used to descnbe lrozen dessert toppmgs Espccoally lor a rapper thts ts a very solly name rtghl up there with Snoop D 1ggy Dogg whtch sounds like 1 SaiUrday mornmg caw on I suppose next we II have Lemony Be tr Exira Value Runnmg Be tr or Soil N Squeezy Bull Whtk we re <n tl1e IOptc I don t understand tlus Poe thomas lllp ellher The Dtsney c trloon 1s nol true 10 lhe htstoncal facJs ol Poca honms ltfe? Gee wh 11 1 shock I suppose real forest crealures don t smtle and wtggk thetr tuzzy little buns lor lhe earner 1etther On the <lher hand wh 11 m I gettm 0 so sleamed ahe ul Aller til the only Ind tns I know ne meutt lndt111S I m not rrouu ( I lius Sit II I ve seen enough westems to know t~al contnry In popular behel lndt ms were seldom pmlrayed as cruel savages No the) were dtgnt fied hrl\e wtrnors ~ pomtl Jell WAcq WHITEWATER 0 J I SUSAN SMITH~ TIMOTHY flfVEl6H -~~~ CUC.!( Ci.IC~ IToledo Iss- I Clmndler or Rock Hudson shtrts off muscular chest' ghstenmg wtth CopperTone It was never lndoans who spoke wnh a lorked tongue 1 was walchmg a western JUSt the other mght ( Pony Soldter wtlh Tyrone Power) and tins p<llnl was brou 0 ht home onL:e more Ty s a mounue selll In hung the Cree tnbe back from the Umltxl Stales to lhetr reservatton m Cru1at11 Alnng the way he lllopts a Cree orphan hrmgs a wlute ktller ro JUsttce ami convmces Chtef Standmg Bear that lhe ltw nl lite Oreal Whole Mother (aka Queen Vtctona) lreats all per sons e4ually (They have to shoot some Cree d!Sstdent' on lhe way to the happy endmg but you can 1 make a western without busting some caps can you I} What a thnll It was to see the old lndt U1 ways tgrun I The smoke st 0 nals the teepees the hngo The U S Cavalry are long kmves a.s mru1y L' the needles ol the pme Years are many moons and tf you don t want 10 hght you have a woman s heart' ( Kona has sp<>ken' ) By an odd comcodence tlle bog clue! Ill ll1e movte SL1ndmg Bear hl re an unc mny resemblance lo Bob Dole I lnund myself wtshmg th tl Dole hunsell wnuld ltke 1 p tge In m old llnllywood Take nit Ius shtrt pul nn war prunt shp nn ' headdress ru1d starl accusmg Chn ton nl speakm 0 w1U1 I< rked tnngue He ct uld c til hun sell Lemon Tnn 0 ue peril tps Maybe we coulu hrm,. hack the lJ S ( tV dry IS well Horses c m t he any more expc11~1ve than a sle olth t>omher can they' Plus lhey work' Jan Shoales ha.' spoken Yo (Tu re(eJve a t.:omr)hmentary \\ nter lur Newsp 1per Enterpr1"'e Assnt.:&atl(m When did all the rules change?_ __ look wa.~ hnn ami schoolm rrm1sh She was scoldmg me But tor whaJI Fnr buymg lruotl Maybe 11 was a lmo.;untlerslaml mg Or mayhe I had done some thmg else In oftend her I II never be sure But I ve seen th 11 I mk hel< re Tbat don t you gel 1< n hog lor your bntches mtssy look When It comes trnm men 11 s e 1sy 11 wnte oft as goud old laslunned ptg headed chauvnusm B ul when 1l comes hom women- nmJ II Ire quently does ~ I thutk " mcUung d1llerenlts h tppenm,. 1 lhmk ol my lnenu Renee s hush tnd S< C r >I 1 ll <nly I >St out on the ch nee It he m cnga ne:er she tl o m•ssed I he ch mcc tn cntc y s lCicly s 1ppr 1h 111011 nl her S.'lt.:JIIICC People hlamc lem 111~ts lc r tlus Sara Eckel mom Carol C trol nd her hu' bru1d Joe were lu,.h sdu ol sweel he.vts They were also t>olh ,.<Klll tl mall1 and were qutle compwuve about 11 They were cnmpeuttve that IS unUI the d IY !hal C trol be II Joe on am tth test Joe w LS so mtd he dtdn t spe tk In her. lor 1 week Carol never heat hun ag 1111 When she w IS 1 younJ ,.trl Carol !old her parents she wa111cd to t>e nn engmeer They ltughed 11 her So Joe bee une Ihe engmecr and C trol bee une t mmh teacher 1l1ere s nnllllne wn ll£ w1th hc111g a math te 1cht!1 •I t.:oul sc hut 11 s not what C IH I w mh.: t.J It w 1sn t her lire un But C 1rol w '"' 1 t;"'c od gtrl The pe< pie amund her lei heo km w the rules mel she lnllowcU them The ttouhle w IS the rules chat ged And tllolthe g<Klll thmgs tital sl e dod all her s tcnhces md depnv 1hons well now she s told that thev were til h r 1 ugl t fh t there w LS n< rc 1 m h r her ht:!r OOuc Ilion mll her ~.: 1• Udcr u ccr ( her q 1m I try They sty th I II lc ''' m lhe old Jays the lrathttonal roles lor women wew valued I don t tlunk tradotoonal womanhood has ever really heen valued (though 11 should he) but m the old days 11 dtd at le 1St get hp servt"e More unport 1111 l.hcre was no confusiOn A wnm lll "' n le tmghl have been lumted hull! wa.' e.1soly defined N lW 11 s 1 m1shm 1sh Ami I wouldn t h ve II any other w ty Femuusrn I s hecn nothmg hut good to 11c nLI I woult.l ugue n l sl c t tl1e wo nen nl my gt!ncr 1 lit 1 When l w 1s 1 CluJ I wnultl w 11ch th~ CLJU Ll nghl" m m.:hes 1 n televlsHUJ 1nc.l their mess 1ge rang Don 1 let myone Iell you you c m t tlo some:thmg loud md cle tr bee tuse you re 1gtrl It s 1he I vc earned th It wtsdom with me my whole hie It s shaped my enlue hemg And 11 s made me unmeasurahly happy But 1 don 1 !honk 11 d he sn much tun In he tnld th 11 the rules were hes tl you ve tire tdy lol lowed them II you spent your ado lesceuce pltymg uumh lor hoys acuon If Gmgnch were a candtdale be would at lea.'! challenge the (lnly other contender wtth a vtston Pat Buchanan whose btg tdea ts t~ punly Amenc 1cullur tlly utd dose us uti trom the rest ot the W( rid Gmgnch also m1ghl oren Dole s muul to purposes large1 th m ncxl Morton Kondracke 6 week s leg1sl illve tgenda Gmgnch s vmon IS lh 11 lhc Amencan people md thetr govem ment should work With tlhes ~nd fnends everywhere !(> ex1cnd tree dom prospenty and satc1y md to oppose and mmumze h trh trtsm dtctatorshtp poverty md thre us 10 safety both dome.,uc and lnretgn Satd the speaker Our role here ts not to create Pax Amenc 101 Our goal ts lo create 1 hum m peace where hum ms govern lhem selves Amenca must le td the plan el Gmgnch srud bee tuse no one eLo;e wtll but musl do so hy persua ston and msptrattnn not dtct tllon - replacmg the an11 Sovtel pur pose of lhe past ~0 years wttlt a powerful postttve vtswn ol 1 dynamic excmng prosperous 21>1 century that ts worth workmg very bard to getm To be 111 shape to lead the plane! though he satd the Umted States can t remam a pltce where accordmg 111 lhe lalest Nalwnal Assessment ol Educalmnal Progre." only 26 percent ol lourlh gmders nauonwtde can read at the fourth grade level For Gmgncb global VISIOO IS Gertrude C. Kieffer C1p1 Wtlh '" F Btl I Bry m Jr 64 Poml Pleas mt W V 1 dtcd Sun 111 lhe Veler:ms Admmtslrallon Medtcal Center Hunt mgton W V 1 Bom Jan R l'l11 m Huntmgton son of the !ale Wtlham Frank and Lomse Barnell Bry 111 Sr he was a nverbotl capl un on the Kanawha OhiO and MJsstsS!pp r 'crs lor 47 years For the I t<l nu c yc us ol hts < ueer he caplatlcd theCA Jolmwn leased from lngr un Rtvct Tr utspon nton lie w ts a lJ S At my vet< mn 1 member ol the I'< 1111 Pic IS mt M<K>sc L< dgc tnd attcnuctlthc Bet can Bap liSt Church " 1 Roch trd Survtvmg trc h ' wtlc Lt td t Dry 1 <I P unl Pic ts 1111 D Rtck Bry ll (I p, 1111 Pie IS II I IW) ststers ntl brother 111 IIW rh If lene mu Je ht Sicelt nd 11 1 ' mu Lc 11 uti J>c I til <I P 11111 Pie 1 111 lhree stepsons ll vt I R< nett md R '~er W 1ll1ce til <I P nnl Plea.' mt and 1wu gr u del tid c e ght step gra lch ld1~ 1 tmlt ne ''"Jl gre I grmd cluld Servtc~s \V II hL I p n Wt:llncsd IY Ill the w lu X:t.:ll Fuller II H me.. Poml Pic IS 11 " h Rev Bt I Rtcl "> u >lltutln, Bu 1 I wtll he till he Kukland Mcm>n•l C1trdcu l'ncntls Ill I) c til 1 the tuncool h nne on Tuesday h m 7 ! p m Gerlrudc Ctrolyn Ktellcr 66 of Shennan W V 1 docd Monday luly 24 1995 at her IK1me Born Feb 4 1929 111 Cowen W V 1 the d<tuglucr ol tllc I lie Frank anti Hazel Lemley SaiiShury shew t< 1hmnem tkcr She ts survtved by her hust>and Cectl Kteller """ Kenneth Ktd lor of Sherman Nonn 111 Kteffcr ol Ravenswood W V 1 (,try Koeller of Dar Run W Va utd Larry Koefler ol Sandyvolle W V 1 md ltvc daughter> Susan Arthur C trol Ann Ktetfer and Judy Kteller til ol Wnslnn 0 !< n W Va Dchra I urcll ol R1vcnsw<Mlll tnu M try Ktdler e I DnmswtLk Mame Servoccs wtll be 2 p m Woone.sday m lhc Str:ughl Tucker & Roush Funeral Home Ravenswood wllh 1he Rev Darrell Johnson olltctatmg Bun1l w1ll loll< w 111 the R tven~wood Cemetery Fncnus may~ ell betv.een 6 ~ tom~ht at the luneral home ss• • •lcotumbusls7• I Kenda Chapman ••••'!'II•IIIIJ!I!..•II ...,.., Ice Sunny Pt Cloudy Cloudy C 1995 Accu Weather Inc Warm and wet: no change forecast in Ohio weather • Kenda Chapm m S2 <1l P1ckenngl< n doed Mtr,HJay July 24 llJIJ~ at ber home Borrr A"pnl11 194:l ltr-Colrunbus lite daughter ol lhe late Kenneth Rus seU and Pearl Jones Rus,eU shew" a peoson d h tnkcr tor Ul~ Hunlmglon Nauonal Bank Ill P1ckeung1on She was a 1%1 Racme Soulhem lhgh School gr tduate 1 member ol the F 0 E Aene #2171 Auxoh try Ill Pomeroy md the V F W Pos1 #13RR Auxth try m Mtlkrsporl She ts survtvcd hy her hush md ol 14 yc trs Floyd Ch tpm Ill mother Pearl Russell< I Racme d~ughlers anus ms 111 law Shelly and lake Car1er of B tllunnre Mu md Ktmherly md W tync Sicphens of Colwn bus lhree £r mdduluren brother .md siSter m ltw Karl and Lmda Rus sell of Rock Spnngs anti Sister and hrnlher m law Alelt and BtU Wells of Deleon Sprmgs Fl 1 Sen tees Will t>e X r m Fnu IY Ill the Dw lync R Spence Funeral Home Ptckcrmgton wtlh lhe Rev George D Allton olltctlhng Bun~! woll he at II 1m S lmd y 111 tlte Let lfl Falls Ccmclcty l'ncntls mty call between 2 4 md o X p m Fnday at the luner tl home By The Assoctoled Pre" p m mtl sunnsc W~.:d t.:"LI y tt Oluo s we llhcr pat:l 1rc won 1 6 24 am change much lhe tcsl 11 !Ins week \Veatht>r fm u 1st loreca.<ters sud wtlh 1 ch 1 cc ol Tolllghl Ptrtly tl 1 ly L< w' showers UHJ lhundcl \( rm~ every 65 to 70 day Wednesd y l1 11tly sun• y A Temperature w11l ~.: mlmu~: to chance ot sh Jw~rs 11 d tltu l lcr Stella Johnson R1 Rnule I Letart W V 1 dted M md ty July 24 run ncar< r slt~lllly tht ve n tnlll storms m unly m rlh llt e>h s nul , 1995 tt Pleasanl V tlley Hosplltlm Pnmt Plcasam W V 1 Shew L' 1cus wtth htghs ol K'i JO the N toon t1 80s top lower )[Js llllltfin lnr tile Ma.,on ( ounly (W Va) School DtslrKt She w L' 1member Weather Servtcc 11d At u Ihe Ext~mled fnt e{; 1st ot the llrond Run llmtcd Methtll.ltst Church humodny woll he 1 othet ht~h ere 11 Thmsu ty th ' •gh S Hurd y A Bom Nov 2 I'Jil Ill Fatrvtew W Va shew os the daughter nl lhe 111 0 mug 0 y t:Oildlt ( m, Ch IIICC If siH WCIS I f thunJcr late Noah anu Ad I Etlw trds Roach The reuml l1~h tunp~..:1 tt 11..: I 1r storms ~ach tlty ( onttn u.al very Survovors mcluue one d 1ugh1er Lmd 1 lhle ol Let 111 tluee suns D tvtd thts date ll lhe ( olumht s we other warm mHJ luumd Me nung I 1w Johnson ol R '"'" Sicphen Johnson of Poml Pleas 101 100 Rtch trd John stauon was 104 de 0 rets 111 1914 from lhe mod flOs I< r >Uno 70 son ol Lei u t nne Sister Ahce Rotch of Lctarl and nmc grandcholdren whtle Ihe record I< w w" 'i2 m Ht 0 hs In m I he mt 1 Klls 1 > lhc and two great grandchildren 1911 Sunscllonophl wtll he 1R ~1 lower 9Ds In addtltOn to her p ucnts she w L' preceded m de tUl t>y her husband }larold Johnson lhree l>fl titers Ollie Dale and Elmer Rmch and one sts ter Ada Caufman Fnends m IY c \ll 6 f( ) p m Wednesday HI the Fo~lcsung Funcr II Home m M tson W V 1 where the serv1ce wtll he held I .p m Thursu ty (Contmued lrcun Page I) ber' t IV m<.l r ttlto s.l \I tons n mon wttlllhe Rev R u1km Ro Kh <lfictoln g areas ThiS way they would have til y md rem( ve 1 lu "' ut meth t Bunal wtll t>c 111 Br, I Ru 1 Ccmclcry enough potential customers 10 c1 o"s ownerslup rcstnctiOJHi mak~ poovtdmg local phone scrvtce mcludtng ol one" trnng common econnnucally lea.sthle owuerslnp newspapers md TV Ll Gannet! dectdes to stay 10 slrttlons 10 Lhe srune mmkel cahle 11 may choose to sell oil G mnell puhloshes 82 duly c thlc systems scrvm~ cmnmumt1es newsptpers mcludmg U~A Tulay JU'I <llllstdc t lklthom 1 C11y where nd owns I [J rv stall HIS md II McARTIIUR ~ The lndlllll m 10 IIIOIC!ed tn ljle de lth ol m IK Gmmelt alrc Illy opcr ncs 1TV stt r tdu sltll ms yeru old Wellslnn resodelll has pleaded nOI gmlty m Vmton Counly IHID Ill lysis 'ud Mull lliC Itt opcr otes love rv Common Pte IS Cnut1 Cutrclcl Ieder tl rules ptevenl st 111111s ~ 11 Clcvd mu St I outs Jason B tker 24 Alcxanuna rcmams m Ihe Ross Cnullly Jatl nne cmnp my tuun < wmnb l c thle ( munn 11 K txvtllc I enn 110 untler a $750 (X~l bond m mnneclonn wnh lhe deatlt nl Wolham Enc syslem md 1 V sltllon 111 lhe satne M tc< n l 1 Multuncuoo ~ e ow ts Walton mlale Juoe m trkel 1wo 1 tho sttlu us 111 M •c m A JUry tnal hIS been set for Aug 28 and the court tppmnled Gannett s 1grcemcnt In huy II llw de t1 ~ ' es tlunugh ( '' 1 Mark Mustck ol lackson to represent B tker who w \s employed ala ...MuJIIJnl!th I C.:t mes IS C( ll 0 1CSS IS 1ell w< uld h tvc tn get ntl ol lhrec Vmton Cnunly sawmtll constdermg deoegulattng lh<!" 1 V sl '" ns I< e< mply w11h m Wallon liSt seen hy hts tamoly on June 22 alter repnneuly lciCC.:OIDJtlUIIH: II lOllS lllliUs(Jies extslmg Ieder tl hmtl th 11 Jl!!r».l~ll~s'r::o:lr:~aH~~\!l)rt)l wtth Baker wa' found de 1d m a shallow wiHch would mIke C. tnnelt s lor ty nne comp my In <)WJHijltrf"ff' - graveneru Wtlkesvtllc on July I followmg 1 tl1rcc d •Y search hy 0 11110 cable and re e• try 1111 , li1c TV slalmns 1 :11Ionwu1c autbonlles m Vmh n mtl Jacksnncn mites Y.ynd•c 1t1on tm.,.mess even more M ultuned ta Ill oct tis d td no I A prehmm try autopsy tiiiohuted Walh 11 'tie tlh 1 1drowmng lttr tcllvc analysis" 1tl rei urn phone calls A (,an nell rep Pendmg lcgtsllllon woulu reselliiii\C decltned Ill mswer t.lerc0 ulllc c.: 1hlc r ties pc1 m1t 01 e que IH IS thnut the tgocemcnl RAVENSWCX>D W Va - A 0 m numly D oy open house hIS i..:Ump my 11own m uuhmttcd nun heen schedule<! al Ravenswood Alum mum C< rp lor Sept 16 spnn sored by RAC md llmled Sleelworkers of Amenca Local #~<i6R 1he cvenl wtll mdude a walkmg lour ol the 105 acre mtenor of lhe RAC pi alii customer product dtsplays and ctuen unmenl hy (Cnntmued It nml'n~:< I) • h< tmctl w lmcn s sullrage In local htgh school mustc gtnups pi mt empl>yees and wmm uttty through Ihe Ohm Dep trlment ol Ihe ~lSI 7~ ) c trs ffiUSic.:liliiS 1 he gale' w1ll open at eJ 1 m tnd cl>se 11 4 p m Addllu ntl Natural Resources I< rcpltce h trhe mturm 111nn t n tlntjctlfms p lfkmg IIH..l lour gu•tlchnc~o; wtll be pro cue gnlls tcnms court nets p1cmc lthles slungles and 1 hullutng vodcd tl a I tier d lie (Cuntlnu•d ro mn Page I) ab<1ve the haskelh ~I courls • ptssed the Unrd tnd lmli re td • ( tVe Imil ~ppri\V U IO I res< A Pnrtlmd ynulh was 111 poor t.:omhuon this JOt rnmg 111 the 1ng nl an 1, rd1n me~ lh t w1ll assess Iutton tulhonzmg Musser In tpply llliCII~IVt: C Ill: I HI of ( htJJn:ns JJ( ptlil.! ("( Jumhu ~Hh IIIJllfiCS a $2'i lee lor !hose who do not pay for 111 (lin , 11ep trllnent ol N unml suflcn::c..J wilt: II the mnunlu 1 h1h he was nJu Cl w l' strulk hy a c lf taxes by Apnl >O Res(lUfct:s br ll lor upgr 1les I, thC Monday< n St tic R< ulc 124 • transtcrrcd a liquor license vtlltge hIll held Roy E I edlord 11 New l'nrtltnu R 11d w " t1 tnsp utcd Irc m from Carolyn Ba<hner ol Tony s • G 1vc 1 1'>t::c.:ond rc 1ll111g 10 t lhc scene hy McdAtghl 10 t htldrcl s tlle (ltlh I Meigs Post (I Ihe Carry Oullo Noell Bclh Sitvers mulual uti 1~ree ncnl wllh ( dhpe Slate lltghwny P ttrnl s uti • w11l host 1 Mtdmght Ma£lC hs fnr fire rrotedu n Tmopcl s ... ud I ct.llc rll w L'\ wcsll JU I II I chIll! II 1 lWilSh r II Eleclnc P If ule 11 J p m Aug 12 • A reed 4 I wtlh Cnuncohn 111 6 20 p m when 1 c tr d 1vcn hy Jcnnte I D kiter 40 l02211 B tr m downtown Middleport Wtlh a L my 0Wehrung <pp< smg tn pay r1111_;1,::1 ~~,Ill p Uti Jill ttltlll[lletllc [l lssl edt( d OII)Hs h1~1..: plannmg mecltng lor parllctp mls $2 'iOO In \oluntect ltreltghter 1 edt ud Ihen 111 nul ldt 11 I w ts sl lK~ hy D1khcr s c r II t.: sel lor 7 >O p m on Aug ~ 111 lhc Breoll Ztrkle lord 1m tgc to lm p aln I s ml Pomeroy Vtlltgc H til tudolonum tour wheeler lh tl '"" wrc<ked by Ti ~ htkc w ts scvcH:Iy lit 111 0 cd 1 I tl c l f sh I d th~,; D1kh(.;r • lskec.J husmess owners 10 cut Pomeroy Pohce olllcers who hor ve!Jclc w 1s 111 de1 II ely d rn 1gcll I he cullen I rem uns under 1he £mss m Iron! ol thetr pn perty rowed It to sc lfCh lor m IIIIU Ull mvest1 ('> 111 u tl c ratr '' s 11 1 • lahlcd u.: hnn nn m (~hto Env1 • Approved lhe rnuntles nl lhe ronmenl d Ptolcclwn Agency July 10 rcgul If meetmg and July 17 re4ues1 lilt! would m Ike each rest spcctal mcetmg A meetmg woll he held FntL1y 11 10 10 1m m U1e Mctgs County d~nl mstall h ILk Jlow d~vH.:e.~ ncar Present were Mayor lnhn W Emergency Medtc II Scrvoces hmldmg m Pomeroy lor pohlocal sub warer meters cnslmt~ aile 1s1 $1'i Dlaettn tr Clerk K tlhy llysen anti dtviSions plannmg to requesl emergency purpose fundmg for cost< counctlmcn Sc 1t1 11tll m Boll llap assoctated wtth lla.sh llotll.ltng m Max , tonst til Musser Wehrnng and All clauns lorms 111 be submtlled to the SL11C Conlrolhng Board The Daily Sentinel George Wnghl __,. --wtll1lel:loe u thm mnc 11 the clatm ha' not already been submitted (USPS 113 96()) Greg Keller ol the t lhtn Emergency Management Agency Dts IS ter AsSistance Oran<h wtll he present 10 atJSwcr my qucsnuns and Publ shed every ftf ernoon Mondny hrough Fnduy JII Court St Pomeroy Oh o by the asstslm fin llmng the sub<ltvtstons d ums Oh o Valley Pub sh ng Company Mult rnedin R"'lue•IS arc to he luudozcd md 1umcd m 10 lllc c< umy s cmcr Inc Pomeroy Oh o 4.5769 Ph 992 2 56 Am Ele l'owcr ............. 34 1/H gency servtces !I flee I If suhmtsston tu the< nlrolht g b<1trd Second cla.u poJ age ptud a Pomeroy Oh o Akzo ..................,.... 66 Quesnons should J-ic dlfecltxl emergency servtces dtrcctor Rober! Ashland Otl ............................ 34 5111 Member The AnQC o ed Press ond the Oh o AT&T 521/2 E Oyer at 9'!2 6617 Other 4ucsuons wtll he h tnulcd Fntlty hy • Newspaper Assoc n on Bank One 3 I Ill Keller POSTMASTER Send address correc on1 o Bob E.. ns 19 518 The Dat y Sent net I Cour Sl Pomeroy Champion lnd 22 J/4 Oho41i769 I Charmln~ Shop 4 7/8 City Holding 26 114 The Ohi:> RiJer Bell' VETERANS MEMORIAL SUBSCRIPTION kATES 204 N Second Ave Federal Mogul 20 J/8 By C.rrltr or Motor Roullt MontL1y admossums ~ none Middleport Oh Goodyear T&R 43 l/8 Monday d sc h rgcs ~ Bobhy u14/992 4055 One Monlh $7 60 One Wee~:.· :·•. :: :.:.:. :::: •••: .: ;,$175 K marl 16 t/8 One Year $91 00 Wb1tc L mgsvt lle Check out our nterest ng & umque Lands End IS Llmllcd Inc 21 Ill shop We ve got g1f s fol' k1ds of ALL SINGLE COPY PRICE Stella Johnson Analysts believe Gannett Local News 1•n B rt·ef·. M Urder SUSpect p /ea dS lnnocent • llld your 1dullhnnd dclernng tn your husband Tu now he lnld you IVC tlniiC tlllt WCJI It must he prell y annoymg It thm must he annnymg lo see 1 lnl ol young wnmen hk,c me llex mg the1r muscles wherever lhey go - pH.:kmb up dmnt::r checks he 1t mg thc1r boylncmh at tenms uu.J JUSt hcmo m1 uthy 111 gcncr tl ll1ey sh JUldn I h wercn t tllnweu In d< th 11 why sh mid we J I don I kn )W 1t I here .... l rlace whc1 c the lt1111 vcnlll 1 and I could meet 'I l:CII Hnl y h 1vc nn 1pt h g1es nor I :un sure does she I m sure she h ts I teed <hst tcles tlltl I could never un 1gme I m sure she s made s H..:nhces lh 11 I could never con t:CIVC Anti I m sure she h ts 1 w1s unm md I deplh U( CX[lCfiCnCC tlllll 1 wtll nul kouw tor 1 long long tunc " I d hke I> rcspecl til lhese lhmgs llul I d dso hke my change Sara Eckel ts a syndlc•led Wrller rnr Newspaper Enlerprtse A.,;.;;ociatann Send cnmment..; to tht author m car~ nr tins newspaptr or send her~ m ul at saraeumaol.cum (For 1nrnrmutwn on how to cummumcate elec.:trnnh.:ally With tlus cnlummst and nthers, c(m lacl 1\mer~ca Onhne hy c•lhng 1 11110 Xl7 6364 exl 11317) Gingrich outclasses '96 GOP field It s too bad that House Speaker Newt Omgnch R Ga ISil t hkely to be a prestdenttal c mdtdale next year He d be the only Republtcan contender with an exprutstve optt mtsttc vtslon of Amenc 1 s fulllre Far more than m hiS h<x>k To Renew Amenca Gmgr"h s sense of Amenca s greatness mtsston and destmy were on dtsplty 111 a speech he gave this week a1 the Center for Straleglc and Intern 1 11onal Studtes It was 1hrcalinakmg performance In 11 Gmgnch echoed llte<lllorc Roosevel~ Woodrow Wilson John Kennedy and Ron tid Re tg m ~ prestdents who summoned lhe counuy to btg challenges md grand purposes By comp.vtson the 1996 GOP field echoes at hesl Calvm Coolidge and at worst Warren Hardmg The from runner Sen Bob Dole (Kan ) openly Otsmtsses \;ISIOn as a commodtty acqmred lrnm pollsters Sen Phtl Gramm (Texa.') sounds hts clanon 10 make the poor get out ot the welfare wagon and pull Eormer l'enne~•ce Gov Lam tr Alexander wams tn dtsm mile Ihe federal government and C thlomm Gov Pete Wtlson camp ugns to ktck tllegal 1mmtgran1s out of tile country and cancel atform lltve IMans!1eld ISJ• I• nnw was 1t? Ian Shnales newsleller, call I sun 989·DUCK or Wrlle Uuck s Rreath, 408 Rroad St Ne\ada C1ty, CA 95959) Ian Shoales IS a synd1caled It was JUSt a hnle thmg And my boyfnend Uunks I slwuld JUst get over tt We were on v Jcanon on lhe Outer Banks of North C trohnt and every day we d slop u the s une frmt stand When Andrew bought the trmt there wa.' nut 1 pmt>lem He paod was gtven the ch mge handed Ius parcel mtd we were off But when I paou lhe lrun ven dor always seemed In lnrgct that I was the one who hau h mded her the money She d gtve tl c chan 0 e to Andrew even tl he w" sl nhng off 10 the stde The Iu st tune we gently corrected her H~.:; tnes ll pull that everywhere -we go I saod and Andrew snapped hts tnt gers Ill mock dtsappomunenJ But the nexl tune lhc lrml ltdy gave Andrew the change md tum ly reachtxl over ru1d handed hun the b.1g Then she gave me 1 look The Capt. William 'Bill' Bryan day July 2l 199~ Yo! There's no Indian in my cupboard hnked 10 domcsuc vtsoon He wants an economy whose t..1.x regulatory and educ tllnn pohctes allow the l1111tcd Sllles In he compettttve glohally tn acceler tte lechnologt cal development to max1m1ze the ll S cump tr utve tdv tnt age and to gel lhe lcdernl gowrnment oul ot coercnmts ulltm U~ly requtred Added Gmgnch We should he very ~ trel ul tn IV<lld putllng ourselves It nsk (not) ptck hghls ( md) he extraordmanly p tllent hut I do llunk there t(e hnes th 11 get .:rossed Gm,.rtch s p10hcy 111 Bosnta mu.: u mnn 10 ement ot lo(; 11 1lf IUS s tys press sccreltry Tony lllm~ whole tlso relonhng lhe govern Icy ts In mn ru1d trrun the Mushms mcnl sn that anytlung 11 Llo~s 11 and prolcct lhcm wnh atr power ~ Llo~s hetlt:r lh 111 any Jilt; else b<1mbmg Belgrade 11 necess try He also w tills to h tlmce the but not In usr U S ground troops budge! sn lhal lhe dollar ts s<lmtd Even though Gmgnch s vtston and rem uns the Wl)fld s reserve 1s grand he s sllll weak on unple currency lo hre tk Ihe hack ol memauon IS hts Bosnta stralegy Vllllenl mme and drugs and to and hts congresswnal rnonlles replace the welfare slale wuh m suggesl Be wnlesscs In hemg a opportunity soctely mtJ h1slory shows romantic In conlnsl to Ouch m m - who th 11 rom mtll;lsm c m 1-H.! d mgcrous leads m tncreasmgly strong 1snla As Kennedy dcm< nstr tied wllh tl< n1st movcmenl opposm 0 tree Vtctnnm he tnng my burden trade and mvolvemenl tn world can Jc td to qu tgmlres llut dtscredot troubles ~ Glngnch watHs to mtern lllon thsm extend lhe North Amencan Free And Gmgnch s !louse Repubh Trade Agreemenl In all ot Latm c ms seem more dedtc tied to uans• Amenca md seek Iree lrade zones fernng resources to lhe wealthy ex1endmg lo Westem Europe and thlm bu1Idmg an opp<>rlumty soc1 J tpm ely lor Ute whole populnllon In 111 echo ol Presodent On rellccuon perhaps ot s betler Kcnu~uy s. bear tny burden lor Gmgnch 10 merely loy wtth 4 m tugur 11 remarks Gmgnch sud prestdenttal c utdtdacy thos year and th u when thrcctly dt dlenged we acl ts Ill tdeahsltc Ioree m tha must he vtclonous Relernng to GOP He should stay speaker for Bostut he satd 1 thmk ll1e notmn while and develop prudence to go of 1 sm til hand ol h trbanans wtth bts exube90ce dtrec1Iy t tkmg on Ihe ctvthzed He can run for prestdenl whet! democractes mtl wtnntng ts a he solder Uueal to lhe enure survtval md sta (Morton Kondracke Is exocu.! bthty on llus planet md we should live ed1tor of Roll Call, the news· respond 1111 w•lh whatev r level of paper of Captlol Hill ) a ' The Datly Sentmel • Page 3 RA C sc h ed U[es open h ouse Middleport seeks patrolling Promenade job -%outh in poor cond1tion after wreck Flood asszstance meeting set Stocks Hospital news Dru ' ..................................................... 3.5 Cen s Subscnben not destnna o P'IY the earner may rerrul n advance d rec o 1l1e Druly Sentmd on a three 111: m 12 month lwh Crrd w II be 1 ven cwrier each week No §Ubscnpt on by mru pe m.JI ed n nreas wl'lert l'tOml: emler SH'\Itu I~ avall11ble MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS lruidt Mdp C(IUniJ 13 Weeks $23 92 26 Weeks $47 06 Sl Weeks $92 S6 Ratu Outside Mdp County IJW..ks $2561 26 Weeb $49 66 32 Wee~ S96 20 Muhlm~dla Inc P<'Oplc s Ohio Valley Bank One \'alleY:::: ' Rockwell Robblll$ & Myers Royal Dutch Shnney !II: Inc 42 1/4 35 30 Ill 46 26 1/2 I 25 J/8 12 Star Bank Wendy lnt I Worlhlngt >n lnd -·-·- 49 IH 3/8 ll Stos.:k npnrls ar~ lh~ IU Jll am quohs provided hy Advc,;l n Galli polL• ages Pnces stan at 99 cents' 22 1/4 POMEROY Near Pomeroy Mason Bridge 992 2588 VINTON Gallla County Display Yord 155 Main 51 388-8603 Harry Krautter (EOITOR s NOTI llns nhtlu•ry is hem~: run a~:aln hec•uso nf maccur th:~ mtnrnmtrun prnvad~d tn th~ nt.•\VS)l:J[ler hy tlte fun.:rol ~home) ~ Harry llros Krtullc 71 ol J>n)JI"croy docd Sunu ty July 21 1n'i m Holzer Metltc al C'et teo Bom Dec 2l 1 J2'l m P >meruy tlle sun ul Ihe lale Fr tnk utd I reda Sm1th Kraullcr hew L' 1 end mmer and slcclworkcl He w" , l 1s Army vetet ut of World W If II 1 member of the Mtd dleporl Amem u Legum Focney Benncu Pusl 12~ the 1Inned Steelwork ers and hts CB handle \1 as C dt Buyer and lloncsl luhn He ts survtvcd hy hiS d tughtcr and son m l1w Sheila md Larry Palter son ol Ractnc sons md d ughtcrs 111 law It mk ru1d Judy Krnuucr and Kellh Kr tutlcr dl ul P 11 cfl y md D t!Tcll nd !leggy Krautter ul R tetne siSiers Ltlhan W tlker 'I Spnnglteld md Evelyn While nl Racmc seven grandchtklrcn twu step gt 1 dchtldren tw< gre 11 grandchtldrcn and hve step gr. tt ~r Ul kh ldren He w L' ptcce led 111 k uh hy hts wile Leon 1 ( untmgh 1111 Kmuner ststcrs Fret!\ M" L tws 1n ut I M u oc 11lun " 1>11 lhcr I r mk Kmutler Jr rulll one gr tntl 1111 Scf\tccs wtll he I pm Wcuo e>u 1y ''the Ewmg ltlllcrtl Hmne Pomer 'Y wolil 1hc Rev R< he• I Snu h llllutllllc Bun 11 Wtlllullnw Ill Ihe Gtlmnn; (cmc ~:ry wHit r-. 11\CSI ~ Ic Jiles h} Ihe MlLitllcpnrl Legum Pos1 Fncnds m •Y c II hclwecn 2 4 tnd 7 ! 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Slavin Elizabeth V Sltvm 91 Mtddlepun ilted Mond ty July 24 199~ 111 Holzer Moo" tl ( cnler Born July 19 1904 m Anthony W V 1 lhe d tughlcr ol the lnle Franklm tnd II mn L11 Bell G miner I mLirun shew l'\ a hnmcrnnkcr ruuJ 1 member ol Ihe I trsl D tpltsl Church t I M1uulepurt md the Busy Bee Cia." She 1s su1 v1ve. I hy I mr s111s ml I u1ghters 111 I •w H lfry M 1ck and Joyce Sinvm ul r 1111 I M lfV II lllU Rtll Sltv II !I Si Alh IllS w Va Mayn trd mu M trctt S Javm ' I Gr.!]Jun~ V 1:-:um J 1ck uttl Rna Slavm of Syracuse one tlmghlcr mu.an1l m ltw C trulyn nu Bulch Ad uns of Elkms W V 1 11nl I'J grantkliiltiren 17 grc 11 go mdchtldrcn 111<1 two great grcal gt muclllldrcn She wa' preceded 111 de llh hy twu suns 1 1cy lohnson Slavm lr md Gene Crulcton Sltvm a d ouglucr Rchecc 1 Slnvm utd scvctal hr01hers and stslers Local servtces Will he held Thurs<1ty II 2 pIll 11 tltc l'tsl cr l'uner d Home Mttldlep 11 wuh lhc Rev Muk M 1 ow >lltctlltug trtvcSillc servtccs Wtll be l'rtd 1y 11 2 p m II W dltcc Memoli~ ( cmclety ( lm tonvtlle W V 1 l11e11ds m y ~ Jl Ill he lu tct ~home< n Wcducsd ty lmm 7 9 pIll 111d Ullltilhc lime l I tl e serVICe 0111 hursd oy Marian J. Smart M man Je '" Sm trl 71 ol the Pomeroy Nursmg md Rch thohtalton Center fnnnerly ol Domvtlle dted Mundty July 24 I'J'J~ at 0 Bleness Mcmonal Hnspoltl Athens Bom Sepl 10 192'ltn Alhcns Cou111y lhe d mghtcr olthe I lie Wtlhrun Henry md M me lluidunson Henry Barber she w IS 1 homemaker She ts survtvcd by herd 1ughter Theresa 1 hompson <II Alhany grand chtldren Jclltcy 1 humpmn nl Athens and Rchccc 1 Thompson of Alhru1y and slcphmlhcr Anson Dckc McLc ut 1( Columbus She was precctlctl 111 le tlh by her hush md f'loyd Sm trt tnd slep m01her <Finrcnce llenry Servtces wtll he I p m Thursd ty 111 tl1c Btg my lord m Funer tl Home Alb my wtllt tllc Rev I dw trd ltMtcs othcttltllg Bnn tl wtlllnllow m the Greenlawn ( emetery Nclst nvtlle l'ncnds 111 •Y c 111 Irom 7 eJ p m Wednesday 11 the tuner d hone Today's livestock report COLUMIHIS (APl ~ j.u<iutn 1 Ohto dtrcct hug pucc >y1t selc<Jed buymg pnmts fucsdhy hy the ll S Deparuncnl ol Agncullntc M uket News Announcements Commumty du1ir R1verbend Arls ( ounctl wtll hold a B1g llcnd Community Chntr w1th dtre~tnr R< ger Wtllt uns and poamst Sharon H twley Pr ICIICC> are 7 S 10 p m Mondays at the R1verbcnd Arls Counctl on North Second Avenue 111 Mtutlleporl Folk g 1Spcl JIZZ 111 I ce untry wtll be perlonncd I< r dot ub c til JJ2 narrows IIIU gtlts ,;;;-!SIIy 50cenls higher llcm md m xlcr 1tc to good U S I ~ 210 2ti0 Ills wuntry pmnts 45 IX) 47110 m JSily 4'\ ~0 46 50 few 47 ~() pltnls 46 H 4R 00 ll S 2 > 2lll 260 Ills c< untry pomls 40 00 4'\ (]() ~4~8 Churclt sds adi\'lhes The F nth I cllowshtp ( rus ode tor Chnsl 11 A 111qu 1y wtll h ltl 1 songlcst Fnd •Y 7 111 p m md 1 revtval st trlmg S 11unlny thrn 1gh Aug 4 7 10 p n ollglllly The churd w11i lu I I hmnccnm ng Sat urd ty Aug '\ tiiiCK n part) set R tc nc Y( ulh I c tt; uc will l11vc a SWI r mil~ rIllY I hu sr.J IY hom Swmumn~ 79pn tile lcnP cuse il1111e. ntt.:h lmSyrt t•;';!,~l;~.c Meigs Branch will be domg sports physicals for all Meigs & Eastern athletes on July 29. We will begm wtth Eastern athletes at 7:00 am & Meigs at 8:00am. /lease bnng your signed physical card wtth you. ~Ne are lQcated at 130 Mill-Street m Middleport. ~~~~-~~~~-~ -- • ~~~ �• • r • ·Sports • The Daily Sentine By VINCENT CINISOMO pieced a six-run foUrth inninJ;. AI stron g inn ing s in hi s first maj or· Associated Press Writer that pomt. one fan behind home league game. earning the victory . Sanders, acquired from Cincin· Cincinnati Reds fans probably plate yelled loudly : " Nice trade! " wish Oleir new No. 21 would play Portugal has lost his last four nau in a trade Friday. batted leadoff anotber spon -right now. Slarts and his last six decisions. The anti went 1-for-6. He singled home Pitcher Mark Portugal put on right-hander has failed to go f1ve a run in the seventh. Greg Colbrunn and Charles Deion Sanders' number, then the innings' in three of his last four John son homered for the Marlins. Padres did a number on him Monslal"t£ and has a 7.25 ERA since his Rockies 11, Phillies 3 day night as San Diego outslugged last' win June 18. Rookie Bryan Rekar overcame a the Reds 10-8. Andy Benes (4·6) relied heavily hom e run by pitcher pinch -hi! Portugal , acquired from San on the early lead. He gave up seven Omar Olivares to lead \'iS1tmg ColFrancisco on Friday night in an hits and five runs in 6 1-3 innings, orado. eight-player trade that saw twoand is 4-1 with six no-decisions in Rskar (2-0l pitched the Rockies' sport star Sanders go to the Giants. · his last II starts. first ~omplete grunc lhi~ season m gave up I 1 hits and tiine runs in "I was lucky we scored a lot of beating the Phillies for the second just 3 1-3 innings. runs," Benes said. " It was one of lune in six days. Portugal (5-6) was jeered by the those games where I didn't have a Olivares became the first pitcher home crowd as the Reds' winning whole lot. I wouldn't classify it as to connect as a pinch-biller since streak ended at five games. one of my bener efforts.· ' Don Robinson for Piusburgh in Cincinnati reluctantly gave up In other NL games, Colorado 1990. Sanders to get Portugal because .. routed Philadelphia 11 -3; Chicago Jason Bates, Andres Galarraga, they 'needed someone to fill in for beat New York 5-3 ; San Francisco ·me injured Jose Rij<> - topped F-londa 8-3; Los · Angeles . John VanderWal and Joe Girardi " It wasn't exactly the way 1 edged Houston 6-5 and Atlanta homered for Colorado. Dodgers 6, Astros 5 envisioned it wiJen I got here," nipped P1ttsburgh 3-2. Portugal said. " I just have to put it Chad Fonville drove in three Giants 8, Marlin.' 3 behind me and go get the next runs as Los Angeles won in HousDeion Sanders wa' upstaged by one.'' ton. a rookie teammate when both made · The next Reus pllcher 'was Dave Ramon Martinei pitched his their debut for v1sitmg San FrancisBurba, another player mvolved m second complete game despite co. the trade . Burba gave up a two-run allowmg a three·run homer to DerJ;unie Brewmgton pitched seven smgle to Eddie Williams thai comrick May mthe mnth . j MOUND CHAT • Cincinnati's Benito Santiago (18) talks with starting pitcher Mark Portugal during second inning action . against the San Diegu Padres in Cindnnatj. Portugal was shdled : ror nine runs in just three and one-third innings as the Padres . ' won, I O.K. (A P) •' I . . ' >Rijo told to .rest arm; :.operation postpon~d formauon, tlol:IOI..., would ha vt: to cut open the dhow and cut it out ol' the hgamen1 Ri1o would ncc<l month ..; ot rchahilit:uion tim e ''11 depends upon 1hc ex,.:t pro· cedure. w~ · n.: 110[ goin g to know until Ihey gel in Ihere ... Dowden said . "Dul any lllllC !hat yon have an ~1perarion th;1t mvolw:-. the li gamr.:nl, it's a seriou:-; tlp~:ralion . I ·J]itch again lnl~ lhi .'i sca:oion or don't think thm any ol IJS coulti say require elbow surgery lhal souhl that if he wa' operaletl on toda y. he'lllle ready lnr ,~;pnng lrauun g ·: sidelitle him inlo ncxl ;.;ea:.;nn . Rijo rcmovctl him s~:ll from a · "I'm nol sure 1f it's ~ontl n~: s ·.Or no news,' · general mmwgcr Jim game" m San Di~go la:-;1 Tuesday Bowden said, after !:liking 10 Dr. bec:IUse of the pauL lie hat! resigned himself to surgery , hut 'James Andrews . . In any cast", the Reds will he ~aid lfe wouiU do whah.: vcr "witbout their 1990 World Series Andrews rel:ommenllt::t.l A m:tgnetic rC!'iOnanc.:e ima~ing 'MVP for atleasl another montl1. R.ijo tlew In Birminghmn. AI~L. test Montiay found hlnnd 111 lhc Qn Monday fnr a magnetic reso- elbow l(>r the first time. c:11"eti by nance imaging test ;md an cx;un hy the lig:unent pulling away slightly .lndrews.,. who recnmmcmlctl thai from the calcium tonnation. Dow.; J.ijo re~t h'is .,Pain lui pitching elhow den said. Amlrews wams to M! C how thnl rather th:m have lmmcdnlle._ ·affec1s·the dhow. Sw-gery. " By pulhn~ away a link hi I. 11 : Rijo will he cx:uninetJ agaiu in two or three weeks II' the clhow may h.:lp the healing process ," iinproves wilh rest, Rijo could he ·Dowden saiU. "He has recom!lack pitching in lour lo six weeks. mentletl that we re.o.;t Jnst ~tnll not Bowden said. operme at this time. He sa1d it is : "If over this period of tunc it's possible that by having 11 pull away qot healed, then he would need to a little anti having blmti in tl1ere, it be operated on." BowdL'II scutl. might heal and he 1rlay never need : Rijo, 30, has a l:aldum form:lHI he operate on him . . tlon slightly smaller Ihan a .marhlc "He said the only way tn know ii1 a ,ligament in the nght dhow. is to give it rest. " l'he lump has been there smcc at Dowden said thai Ritn will not least 198R, btll he has cmuinued lo get another· cor11snne shot to mHsk pitch w1t11 pain. the p<un. : The pain got to~ too mutll ~.Ius Rijo Jlcw hack lrnm Biqningseason . He was thsahlcU the fl{st ham. arrivell at R1verfron1 Stadium til;o weeks in .June. twk a cortisone Jurmg a 10-X loss to San Diego, sf!ot June 17, came hack and made .went joggmg, showered and left only four starts bct'nrc the pain het'ore reporter,; enlered lhe club(orce~ him hack on the disabled house after the game, accortling to an allcm.lant . ]~,1. • . In nn.Jer to rcmnvc the cnldum CINCINNATI (/\1')- Jos e Rijo had hoped to know today ' whether an elbow operation is unavoid1ble.· He's going to have to 'wait some more l~lr hi!-i answer. f' Surgery for Rijn has h<?'e'n pushed back at least a kw more .weeks, leavinH 1hc Cindnnali ·Reds' rtght·h:mckr with uncataiu· ty. I,t's still unclear whclhcr he'll I ' Serryhi/1 may have surgery; Morris is sidelined again · Jty .JOE KAY · AP Spurts Writ~,r ... . : CINCINN/\TI (AP) - CUICUI· ~ti Reus cmchcr [);unon Berryhill P.Ubably will have surgery today In remove debris frnm his right ~~~~ Re<ls put Berryhill nn the 1:5-day disabled list Monday and activated outfielder-first hascman Brian Hunter fmtn the tlisahlctllisl ·Hunler. nul :-;ince June 20 with a 1orn hamstrin~. stant·d in ri.~ht fielti . : Berryhill will he cxarnin~d today hy Dr. James. Andrews ~n Sinninghalll. /\Ia II arthroscopiC sjugery is rccommemJcd. DciTYIHII w.ill be oul four to s1x: weeks : "It' s probahly the hone chips and spun; situation Lh~tl evcryhody 011 this club seems In he going tbrough right now," D~rryhill said. • Catcher Be111IU Santiago ha<l sUrgery May 25 10 rL·move trag Jtlents from his clhow . and returned tethe lineup .July~ Oullieltlcl Enc A.nthony had !-.ttrgcry to remove a t1one spur from Ius clhow t.lurin~ • · · t ·1 1 I spring tram!ug , ·~~~~ ~· ~ '.er . osc Rijo is sidelined mdcljllllcly hy a 11ru1 ·eih<.lW. ; The Retls have carried lhree c:atchers since Santiago's return , with Berryhill getting. the fewest aPpearances. Overall , Smlltagn htL'i slatted 22 ga~es, Eddit! T<tuhen ...,ec 36 and Berryhill 21 . . : The Reds signed Dcn·ylllll 111 tl1e off-season to a two-year contracl wiOI a $500,000 hase each season and the possibility or another ""00 •oho in honuses each year. t ~•.) Tuesday, July 25, 1995 Page4 Portugal bombed by Padres, Reds lose .. • Berryhill s:11tl Ilie elhnw has bothered hun ~ nKc e:1rl y in the :-oca· Sanders may return to 4.9 ers By BARRY WILNER AP Football Writer Hey Deion, now that you've won a Super Bowl, ·where are you going? Back to San Francisco·> Could be. Last week's baseball trade from the Cincinnati Reds to the San Francisco Giants might have helped the NFL champion 49ers. Sanders is a free agent, and the 49ers don't have much room under the salary cap. But the All-Pro cornerback and Defensive Player of the Year at least IS geographically closer to the team he helped win the champiOnship m January. "II helps the poss1b1lity of being comfortable to play two major sports m the same city," Sanders said Monday before the Giants beat Florida m Miami. " You have to lhmk about a lot of things, like you woultln' 1 last a day playing base· ball m San Francisco and footpall m Dallas .. Sanders won't be available to an NFL team until October. unless he chooses to filrgo a '$! million bonus for finishmg the baseball season. The Miami Dolphins have made noise about pursuing him, and Sanders wan1s to ·hear some1hing concrete from the team. ''I'm so tired of the Dolphins management fooling the fans in Miami, like they're really pursuing Deion sanders," he said. "We haven' 1 yet had a call from anyone in the Dolphins organization in the last year. So let's quit playing with these fans down here. If you really want to pursue me, you know my agent. ., "What's h1s phone number''" a reponer asked. "Money," Sanders sa id . "]. 800~ Money ." . , The 49ers oftered some money to free agent defensive 'tackle Steve Residents protest sales tax for n~w sports stadiums CINCINN/\TJ heanng 1111 (Ill') ~ 1\ puhilc Emtman, who also is being wooed by at least two other teams. Emt· man, the firs1pick m the 1992 dmft who was released by Indianapolis after an injury-plag ued career, was offered a one-year deal by San Francisco. • " l·have sent him a proposal that is 'low base (pay; with a ton of incentives and we're waiting to hear back from him," 49m general manager D~v1gh1 Clark srud. " If it h'appens, it' s going to be great , bull'mjusl not sure aboul it ." Emtman is expected to make a dcci s1on later this week Eaglts Tackle Dcmard Wilhams, who atlm1ttctl lasl week he had tcslcd posi uve for using manjuana, was suspended hy the Nfl_ for the fi1 st s1x g<Uncs of the season. He will be allowed 10 praCIJce and play during · the preseaSon. "Obviously we're di spleased thai we ' ll be without Bernard's services for six games, at this time," said Bob Ackles, director of foot· .ball administration for the team. "But at this time, our prime concern is for the health and wellbeing of Bernard Williams. 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I 'Ill~ p.111 By BEN WALKER The Indi ans won 1hc opener ol a Jim Edmonds connected for AP Baseball Writor lhree-game series between d1v1s ion California. and extended a 1eam The New York Van kees can leaders and impro ve d 10 7-0 in reco rd by sco ring 111 hi s 13t h only hope they have as much suc· extra innin gs. Alben Belle anu strai ght game, cess with thelf reclamation proje ~ t Sanely Alomar homered for Cleve- ·Yanke~s 5, Ran~~rs 4 as the Boston Red Sox have had land. M1k e Stan ley SJngled off the wiOI theirs. While Darryl Strawberry was bitting two more .home runs in the minors Monday night and waiting to be called up by the Yankees, the Red Sox were watching Tim Wake· field win again. Wakefield, cut by Pittsburgh m spring training after losing 15 The first annual Southern Girls' of Coach Jenni Roush was receiveti games in the minors last year, leads basketball crunp m1tler the direction with great success as 2~ girls par· the majors with a 1.63 ERA. The knuckleballer has gone 10-1 since being plucked off baseball's scrap heap by Boston. " I've been through a lot Ole lasI ·couple of years," Wakefielti said after pitching the Red Sox past the Minneso la Twins 4-1. ' 'Thai 's helped me stay ·calm and sta y as humble as 1 can. Th1s game can JUmp up anti bite you." Strawberry, meanwhile, 1s s1 ill wondenng when he' II jump back to the big leagues. The eight-time NL All-Star homered twice for Tnple· A Columbus, but contract problems have delayed his return to New York . The Yankees haven't needed him lately, though. They tied a season-high with their sixth straight win, beating Texas 5-4. In a game that could be a pre· v1ew of a postseason rnatchup , Cleveland downed California 9-7 in 10 inning s. In another game, . Milwaukee defeated Seaule 6-4. Wakefield won his sixOI straight garne, striking out seven and walking one in 7 1-3 innings at Fenway Park. "T1m's bceli our mosi consis· tent pitcher," catcher Mike Mac· farlane said. " You can't pattern your swing for a knucklcballcr . ... Guys are coming up every at-bat with a different bat, a heavier one. SOUTHERN GIKLS CAMP ·The l'ir., t annual Smllhern a longer one, a shorter one." Girls' haskrthall L:a lll(l W:.t!'i sut:..:~s ..,;ful as 25 girls parlidpated. J•h: ~ . Rick Aguilera finished for l8tl1 tured are, fil'.'it row, l ~r, .ltri Jli~l. llrnuk~ Kiser, .lcrrc1an l.uld. t\sh -1 save. and sixth in six trie s si nce tOn Brown, .lennift·r \Vult'~, :mel Susan llruutr. St·cotul row-Katie being traded from the Twins to Sayre, R1·andi l . an~. Amand;1 .Fett y Maggi~ Smith, .-nd Rou:hd Boston . Marshall. , Tl1ird row-Ko1yla Stuver, J\1io..;ly Sellers, Lan1l11r LawIndians 9, An~els 7 son, Tiflomy Williom1s, and S<.~rab 8r;IUt'r. Fourth ruw-Hcolllll·r Manny Ramirez doubled home Dailey, Lindsay Smith, Brna Sa)Tc, Shn:y l.)'cm:-., K:11ie Cu mmins. the tiebreaking run in the lOth al Fifilh row~ Sammi ~i ..,;snn, .Jess Cudnn, Amlwr Ohlinger, .fonnu Anaheim Stadium. and Cleveland Manuel, and .Jenny Ruush. Sixth rnw- ·cuou:h .lt'nnifcr Roush mnJ t1cd its longest winning streak ol Tndd Cummins. Ahs~nt were Fa linn Ruush. Alan Crisp unci Cuad1 the season at seven . John Mnnuel. center-fie ld wall wilh one ou1 i'lr the winninQ run in the hoUO!ll <tl the nint.l1 in'iling . Tl: xa . . los t its se~­ son-hi£h ~.:ighth in a CO\\ Don Matlingl) \\l:nt 2- lor ~::! with a homc·run Twenty-five attend Southern girls cage camp Mu11day·~ s,,,.r•~ Tran,;u·llun~ f·-~l 111~rm Cln t a~u 5· 7) ot C1ltl"Oi:i> {Foll· ltA.' i[IIAI .l Amr:rlr:un l.rawur BOSTON RFil SOX- Tn., t..tl M Jrli: ~lnlen , ouuir:ldl'r, to lht" PI Hiur lrlrl11a Au llit"s ltl!' nave Jlhlhrl!i, rhlrt.l h~ma n A ~ l t YOIIl'd Vaughn Eilhrlumn . flll ~ her , fruui the l~duy ri15Uhled list CALIFORNIA ANGELS - Si~nerl Julit: L1111l , set·unrl hw;rruan, 111 u 1111Uurlw~ue n•nrrud und as~ly.n ed him lu Vuucouvcr uf lht: P~w:ift..: CmL~I U~ur CLEVELANil ·INI>IANS - Srnl Gr..~ Ol~"n . fn ll'lll"r. uutrighT In Bul'flllu -Qf ch.: Am.:rtc .. n A"M>~.:iahun Tn11lr:tl 01sn n hi C)11\nll!i 11f the Amertt•an AS!;OCIU tif>n fur ea."h Tue,..lt~v'" Gurnt·~ 11-lJ. 1 ,,~ (Henry 4-6), 7 (15 ('1, 10 • Cul••a~llo {Rt-ynn,.;n 4-2) al Huu,.tun (Kih:: :1. 1!1), tillS p.rn Atlanta { Av~y 4·5) ul ~.;.,,. An~:deJi (Valdez 6.fi). 1o· 35 r nt Cincinnali (SdLOtU't'k 10.4) at Son r-ron· c: n ••d M o ntn;~l ler 7-li}, 2 2Citun. Ptllliburv.h (W~nl'r 1 ~10 utkl P:u'rll'l4·2) at f11ih:uk lphia (Ftmamlez l -1 un~l Quanlnl! )l.(i), 2, (>us r m. San Die~• (At;htly fi-5 ) al Fhlf11l11 (Rupp 19 If.! '" 1.SII21.J 1/'1 ,,,,, w C.•hl••rm J Tl'll:.r. Sl'all ll' GU 7'1 St:li<J 1!2 Wt·~l Uh· i~lun (l)ur~tlt1 1 · ~J.llu5 te;un's rookie pool. Bernard has said pubhcly that he made a mtstake and he has Iltngals expressed Ih1s regrets to t11e coach· Linehacker-defens1ve end Todd • ing s taff, his teammates and to Kelly, a 1993 first-round draft pick Eagles fans . cut last weekend, by San Francisco, was claimed on waivers by CincinRunning back Vaughn Hebron WIII miss the 1995 season with a nati. torn ligament in hi s righ1 knee. Ironically. Kelly was cut by San Hebron collided wi1h defensive Francisco because the 49ers signed lineman Rhett Hall during Sun- Alfred Williams, who played the day' s.rnorning p[aclice. sa me position in Cmcinnati. Redskins Williams led the Bengals with 9 Second-round draft pick Cory 1/2 sacks last' season. Raymer wa s expected to sig,n a . · . rour-ye_ar. 52.087 million contract wday . [he All-/\menca center a) W1sconsin got a deal thai included ADA, Ulun ( /\P) ~ Kimhcrly a 57 12.000 prorated signing bonus. Chandler'"" heen hirc<l "'I he The package for the 6-fool-2. 293- head women's haskelhall coach al pound center and the 37th overall Ohio Nnnhem 11111vc"uy. pick will count $428.000 toward Chandler. abo hirt·<l as"" assisUl..: t..: ;:un's salary cap this season . lant pwtessm ol heal! II :uJtl physiln negotiations with firsHount.l cal eUucatnm, has hct· n a physical <hoic.e Michael Westbrook . lhc education 111structor und head s11.ks remain far apart. w1th nn women 's baskcthall cmtch m Cal movement in sight. State-Northrul~e lor the past four "Vv'c'rc talkm2 . and lhal" o.; ahout year~ . She al"o tau~ht and t:oached 11. ·· \Ve s tbrook 's agent. Sh.'v c asanass!st:mtalFIClrhlaSouthcm. 7ucker, smd Monday. Chantiler " an Ohio Northern 'I he receiver from 'colmatlo and '· graduntc w1th 01 mastt'r' s from No 4 oven\H draft 'pick w111 get t~ 1 e Bowling Green. While HIt JN( I, she remmning $1 .65 milliOn m the was a stanc.lout m ha, kcthaH. scor· ing 900 ctrccr point'\, (Dralwk S·S).II .OS fllll· WrdJJtolld11y '• G11md Ntw Y or'~; (lbmskh 2-7 ) o.~l SL LuUt" .s J/2 lfl 4fo!i 1 lf1 ..tlt!lll/2 41 .... ;tJ 4/, T••ft•n!u (Mof~oJil 4-1 ). 1 411 I'm l.c•:. Alll!t'll·~ (Numu 7-1 ) ii.l II IIU.~IiHI GB .41)4 :; .•. 1l) Wakefield captures 1Oth victory; .. Indians· remain h·ot, edge Angels CcoiCit.lflu {S~·,(l {, -21al PhdJcll'l('llla (l~~h<ilni 11-U), 7 ~'i p 1H Nl'W 'r'ofa. (Miicl.l 4-~) oaf Sl I.A •UI' ··d. The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 ticip-ated. Various lundamen~~l skills were taught at lhe can.,, along wilb Learn msLrucllon. nllt! ~ on-one skills, and two-on-two plqy. The crunp ran Mon<lay through Fri· day with the girls heing divided up intu different squatk Each counr.cr reocived a T->ilirt for lhcir"Cffllrtll. According to Southcm Varsl1y coach Jennifer Roush 1he crunp ~~" a huge success, even bigger thlln expected for th e first year. "We were really Jfleas e<l with t)1e turnout we had and the effort ~Je girls put forth . We have a g<xxl t!tl· ent base comi ng up through the ranks." Winners in the various ranks were Ashton Drown, Kalie Sayre, Kayla Stover, :md Lind .say Smith· Free throw shollting ; · Ashton Drnwn, Kmic Sayre, Kayla Sttlver. and Lindsay Smith·"P·I-Ci" shnot· ing contest; Ashton Brown. Kmic Sayre, Misty Sellers , and Kati Cummin s-Knockout winners; and Stacy Lyon' anti Sarah Brauer the 2-on-2 winners Allentling th e camp were J~ri Hill, Drooke Kiser. Jmtlan Litiel. Ashtnn Drown, .J ennifer Wol(e, Susan Braner, Katie Sa yre; Drmldi Lane, Amanda Fetty ,. Maggie Smith, mul Rachel Mar.<hall, 1(ayla Stover, Misty Sellers. Laraine LaW' son, Tiffany ,Willl:uns, SMay Bra.uer, Hcat h.cr Dadey, Linds~ Smllh, Dena Sayre. Stacy Lyo~. Kntie C unumn ~. Summi Sisson .less Cod ner. /\mher Ohlinger .lonna Manuel. Fallon Roush alu Jenny Roush . t 'um.: hes at lht: eun1 were Jc nmfc r l~nush , Todd Cuu1 mins, Alan Crisp and Coach Jn~t Manuel Among lhe guest speakers at lht camp wen~ Gortlun l;tsher ar_lt Scott Wolfe. ·Send Us llour Favorite Recipe THE POMEROY /)AlLY SENTINEL will be publishing a HOLIDLJll (00~{)00~ a rropo .. etl sales ptx incre:.l .'ie drew hentc~ tliscussi,iHIS about raxcs. !'iladiums, pui s nnd education. Oppnnel1ts of the mcrense that "It's In the pn1111 where it's real-. would rru:-.c Hamilton Cnunry sales ly tough to swmg Ihe hal anti throw Lax one rercentagl! pt1int to help the ball wilh any kmtl nf vclndty," pay for two new sports .stat.hums Berryhill saHI . drew mosl of the support from lhe Berryhill "ha111n g . I~~ with crowd. two homers ami I I RDI'. lie has The revenue \yollltl help pay for thrown out live nl 2 1 ha~L' "tealcr!'i a $540 m1llum project In huiltl '"P· (2.4 percenl). !hr IlL'' ' peH,:e ntag~: arate !-itatliums fnr toothall's Benrunong the thrcl' catd)L'I S. gals a11d hasehall's Reus anti tear down 25-year-old Rivert'ront Statli · _ " Trim tim., · urn, wheu~ hnth tcarn.o.; currently Mark Portu~al got IIi' hair cut play Monday be fort: Ius IIT"I ' tart lor the The reams have said lhcy could leave Cmcinnali il' they do hnl gel Reds. · Porrugal, part ol an cight-playt:r new s1M1ums will! profit-making trade with Snn f-litlll:l'il"O !:1St Fri- feature!'i suc,h as. lux.ury hoxl!'s. day, had hrur helnw .his collar when About 400 people allentled the he showed up in Cinl·mn:tti . Tc:un hearing at the Albert B: Sahin Cnn· rules mm1Liate no lacial han and no vention Cemer. County Commissioners Guy hair below tlw collar Portugal waited u111il Monday ttl Guckenberger and Doh Bedinghaus gel tht: haircuL Manag er Davey have s::Jii.J they will vott' for tlu.: tax · Johnson walkcti up hchiml hint and increase, assuring r:as~agc. The ·rubbed his hanti on1hc hack <if Ihe vote is schedulcti lilf Wednesd:1y's pitcher's head a'fler Ihe tlim_ commi:-i:-;ion JOCt:tiJlg. The crowd repealedly shouted "It's tt'aumalit:. m ~ m ." Portuga l said ,. "This is a serious move in m.v down speakers who supported 1he life." plan to increase the cnunty sales tax lfom S.S percent to 6.S percent . ~__,.. Guckenberger frequently asked No rohah fnr Hunter Humcrwa'\ heading out the door crowd memhcrs to restrain themof the clubhouse Sunday night 1<1 selves, at one poinl calling for a recess "until the hecklers can calm start his minor-league rchahilitation down." ass1gnmcn1 when Johnson stopred "We hnv.: six people· to speak in him and tnlti him In stay. First hasem:m Hal Morris felt a favor of the proposal anti probahly twinge in his hamstring Sunday, 50 of you against." Guckchbcrger prompting Johnson tn keep Hunter said. "II you don ' t keep it dnwn. your ~~nple won't get their around . . chance. SOil. Mrulinez (I 0-6). who pitched a no-hitter on Jul y 14. allowed eigl11 hits. Greg Swindell (6 -4 ) had l1i s four-grunc w1nnm~ su cak stopped. Cuhs 5, Mds 3 Ma1k Grace's two -1un double hi~hhghtetl a four-run fiflh inning as hosr Ch1ca~o ~m,ppctl n se \'cngame losmg streak Jim Bullinger (7-2) pilched seve n innmg s, giving up two runs and.seven hils. Rand y Myers got hi s :!3td sa ve de spite allowing a run. Mets rookie Bill Pulsipher (2-5) p1tched his flfSI complele game, allowing six hits and fi ve run s. llraves 3, Piratts 2 Ryan Klesko 's home run to straightaway cetuer licld hroke a nimh-innm~ tic and earned visiling Atlanta to. ils 17th victor¥ in .2.1 games. Klesko's drive was only the sec· ond homer off Dan Plesac (3·2) this season Brad Clontz (5·1) pitched a score less eighth mning for the vic· tory , and Mark Wohlers finished for his II th save. Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Included in the cookbook will be recipes from Meigs County residents, at no charge. The recipes will be categorized as follows: • Appetizers/Beverages • 'BreaJJGrains • Cakes/Pies & Cookies • Pork • Po~try • Salads & Vegetables • Soups and Sandwiches ·' Bring your recipe into our office or send it to: Holiday Cookbook c/o The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Oh 48969 BRAND NEW '95 CHEVY 314 TON LONG WHEELBASE RAISED ROOF CONVERSION VAN BRAII) NEW '95 CHEVY AS1HO EXTENDED CIIIVERSION VAN · Exlended Chassis • Driver Side Air Bag • Anlelock Brakes • A1r Cond~ion ·Automat~ Qverdnve • Vista Bay Wmdow!l • PIS. 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After mu ch soul searching, we elected not 10 permit contact until we were obligated to do so by law. The agency personnel assured us that our thmking was ~;".';!' sound. This incideiu was the firSt inkling • Dear Ann landers: My wife and we had that the laws had been 1 adopted several children many years changed, allowing children's birth ago when adoption records remamed parents 10 contact them when they iealed. became adults. Our children are now : When our youngest child wa s 17 , over21. One child is currently living the adoption agency contacted us to with a birth parent, hnd another has ' let us know the birth mother had become very close to her natural requested that we be "warned" of her siblings. We feel like outsiders. plans to contact our child as soon as While our children assure us that it was legally possible . This they love us very much, this has hurt q>mmunication was accompanied by more than l evec thought possible. We il;thinly disguised threat that it would would never deny our children the Ann Landers •,. ,Loo- ~~~~--------- ~Beat "wholeness." they say they now feel, but we were simply not prepared 10 share grandchildren with people we don't know and divide llolidays and family events as if there had been several divorces in the family. Now when couples adopt, they must reali>.e that the new law has changed everything. They will be linked to the birth family in ways.that will affect their day-to-day lives forever. -· PEORIA, ILL. DEAR PEORIA: In my opinion, the laws should have been left alone. When it becomes well known that birth records once considered sealed for all time can now be opened, a great many couples will opt not to adopt. And who can blame them?The uncertainty must be simply awful. Unfortunately, thousands of ~ren who might ~ave had an opponunity to be brought up by two loving parent.~ now will be denied that chance. What a tragedy. Dear Ann landers: I am going on a diet -- again .. detennined to tlrop 20 pounds so I will look good when I serite as maid of honor at my sister's wedding. Since I am now calorie-conscious, a friend gave me a column you ran in 1988. She has had it taped to her makeup mirror ever since. Please print it again. I laugh every time I read it. .. M.B. IN ALABAMA DEA'R M.B.: With pleasure. Here it is: • ~- Tuesday, July 25, 1995 ~dopting parents should-be aware of rights of birth family Dear Ann: l have tried every diet under the sun, without success. Six weeks ago, I hit on an idea that worked wonders. It is sane, healthy and effective, and it doesn't cost anything. Whenever l feel like snacking between meals, l put a quarter in a box on my desk and drink a glass of water instead. Please pass it on to your readers. Itworks.--ATI..ANTA SUCCESS SlORY DEAR A1LANTA: Great idea, but it didn't work for me. Immediately after reading your letter, I began to think about a leftover piece of chocolate cake in the kitchen. I put 25 cents in a saucer on my desk and went to the kitchen to get a glass of • ·'J ..'\ • water. While I was in the kitchen, ·I ~ ate the piece of chocolate Clke. : Gem of the Day (Cnedit Katharine • Hepburn): If you arc given a choice between money and sex appeal, take money. As you get older, money will attract a lot more men than sex appeal. Is life passing you by? ll&nt 10 im- prove your social skills? !ltitt for Ann Landers' flt'W boo/clet, "Huw 10 Make Friends and Stop Being Lonely." Send a se/f-addl'tssed,long, business-size envelope and a cMclc or money order for $4.25 (this Ineludes postage and handling) to: Friends, c/o A1111 Landers, P.O. Box ll562, Chicago, II/. 606/l-0562. (In Canada, send $5.15.) Country Naturals Gifts & Accessories 317 North 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio ·Mon-Sat. 9am -5 pm dt the Bend ... by Bob Hoeflich ~• .~=~s~-~li,.kc"·'_0_11_1-~-0\-.,-.r-lll-li-C-nt-:-is-:m:::a:::ll:Y-;he:.,:.,U:tajf~ul~(llfS. (hiT fu~· ~eiCC· ftlway.s lnd: in~ lhl' . _ harn ;tlfl'r the horse is st1tk11 . · If yn.u're 111 rcre ~ tL"LI in whcrl' ~ome of ynur tax dollar~ go. tlu:n tion's (.;rowtlcd with lh~: sm;u-tc:-.1 . most tlesirahlc neck piL:ces, mlllh amJ coats thai fc.t\hinn has to olll'r amJ thi~ is tlistinctly a fur sea,\mt." you'll wa11t to ~""'w 111: 11 President Tile prices' $2.50 to $7). Clinton ha:-. m t1tk ; 1va!l; 1hh:: $100 Castnria W:li' hcing higllly ffiilliou in elllL!fgi!IKY hOllll! (!llCrgy advt:rtised and at th:lt (ltlint in time i•ssistance funtls to 11' .'litiC!t- that . h:lt.l heen on the mar}::t:l lorJO . I extreme Im I years. C:hesterfic ld c : i~:m: lll!S wen.: recently expLTll'IH.:l'< ~ '.wea th er. · also hein~. . . .well nLivnli~\..."ll. AnHillg : State.-> can U~l' thi~ money to ray other roint.. . maLic in the cigarctt~ cooling hi ll ~ . huy ran~ or air <.:ond\- ad was the ~talemL:nt : lioncr·~ am1 provide 1111lcr energy "Chesterfields hit the ~moJa: jlssi~lancc so th ~lt d_d~rly :Uld other !-i[lOt , they let you k1mw you arc The Ohio University College of ~\1w-inr.:om e ! ~lrntltl· ... cnn get smoking-they ·~ ; ,li~fy . ' Yet, Osteopathic Medicine Childhood lhrough the heal. they're mild ." 1\ rack or 20. Immunization Program (CHIP), a · : While it mi!!hl he rdrc.-..tlin~ to ''wrapred in gla:-.siue paper- keeps mobile health program, will prok:now that the SilK! million is not them fresh," sold for 10 cents. Hess vide free immunizations for all area £oing to go .lo a torcig_n l:OUiltry- & Ru~scll. in Milldleport were children from birth through middle fhe people ~~~ most ol thpm .. \!l'ITI ~o advertising their Maxwdl automo· school on Wednesday, Aug. 16 hat e Amcncans any"\Y;~y-a~am hil~:s which could he nrcrated for from 9-12:30 p.m. at the Meigs. Jler.o.:nnal responsil1iliiy has gone $2 a wet:k. The louring t:ar soltl for County Fair. down the tuhe. Is it really the $74) as did the roadster. A coupe Also available are blood pres;esponsinilily of the federal gov- and a sedan were hoth SI01J5 . H. sure screenings as weU as displays M. Crc>s. s.· was sell in~...., Vi··trolas and .t~ 1•.UL: " ·k s I'<>r ~rnmt':Jlt 10 1arg ~: I .... cooling the pcopk "nf our muion ·! Starr Phonographs at $15 ami up J' herc havl! hc~.::n htH summL·r~ anc..l JnainlaineU a "hig stock " nf flefore ntH.I everyone seemed 10 Victor RccnnJs. SUMMER SOCIAL work out some kind or an ammgcFrench Measles had brnkcn nul The home of Ch;u·tcs an<l Ruth inelll . These days. appare ntl y. a·t C:unp Sheridan in Mont~mnery. niany dnn't do that. 1\lahama, when~ Mcig~ County's Ann Riflle W<~s the sc'l ling for the recent summer socia l of Pr~n.: ptor : : Chic11go, of course. sullcrctl t.hc Company C Wil"i undergoing train· worst hit of tht· hcar:uuJ lll'cl swry ing and the company was quaran- Beta Beta Chapter. Oet;, ~igma Phi 1fwt tl1c situa ti on was .'-O ~evcrc . tinct!. Lencrs cnuJU cnnlinue to go Sorority. AltenJing Wt'I'C Rcva ,Vaughan. However. I can't help nut wonder into the c:unp and Meigs residents Velma Rue, .Jane Walton. Eleanor :Whatever lwppcncd to the pcr:-.onal were cncouragctl 10 kct.;.p on _wtilrcsrunJ.I;ihility 1hat every individual ing Lh~ir servicemen hut no lellers Thomas, Ann Rupc. Mr. and Mr.,. Used w acc.:crt and work oul. could c.:ome out. /\t lease 2~ mem- Jim A<lams. Mr. and Mrs. Rnhert Elberfeld, Mary Morris, Dohna : Dy the waY, Ohio i< cmc of ~1c hers of tl1c company had hcen hos· Dyer, Margaret Stl:wan, .lo:tn ·19 states to .rcceivc th~ fctlcral pi"talizcd. The Middleport Literary Club- Cnrtler, k':itn Powell. Clarice Krautmllnies. The :unounr 1 Over Ill milter, Rose Sissi.lll, 1111LI Norma lion dollars. still goi ng stnmg;-met at the home or Miss Nella Gnlderwootl and the Custer. Other ~uests were Ann Riffle, Cheryl Facemyer. and Cindy ~ Dale aiH.l Marge Walhurn of Meigs County ~omen·~.Christian Facemycr. anti two gnmdchiiLlrc n Middleport havl' sotnl' intt;n.: ~tin{ · Temper~ncc lln_um held. lis annual nfthe hosts . old Meigs Cmn11y newspaper.... ct~n~el~tum at tJ1e Ro~.:k~11le Church :which they t!r:ICitm .. ly lnancd lo 111~ ~~~ . ~ l_m st-:md I hclicve t!laf orgalo peruse. huerestinl! slull. nm1tton went tn rile ways1tle some •: One edition is The RcruhJican years lah:1. In an dTort to rmvide our readof Friday. Sept. 2R. 1'!17; pun· ership with t'Urrcnl news. the Gal· Thauk. you for rcmcmhcrin g lipo/i.< Dtlilv Tril>un<' ami Tlw /Jailv lM<hed a lew m<~nths alter the llnit· ell States had entL'red Wt~rlcl War I Mrs. Eliz<~ hetll Sll;u·pcJack. former ScntineJ will nol accept wetlding·s ~pril6, l'JI7 · Meigs rcsidt:nt. who marked her niter (l() days from the date of the ·: The Red Anch<~r DcpartrnL·nt 1)4th hirthd11y recently at the event. ~ore in Pomeroy Was apparently Ruscgate Care Center in ColumAll -club meetings <~nd other .iust delighted til hear news Hrticlcs in the society section ~ling fuJI hJas_ t ~111d CVCI~ L~1rricd l>us. She from you ami is lu.::Hkc.l strong for must be suhmiltcd within 30 days fwr~ il'\ a p:u·t ol Its stt~k . fh1s wa:-. IJ) . til the days ncfore clcpartmcnl of occurrence. :ktores were pick!:'ll'd and hoyt:otlcd Ami what a great rain Suntlay fOr s~lling furs. yt~u 'lmler~t;mtL CVL'ning . We ncedeU that. Do krxp ~he sto"rc's advl'riJscmcht Ill Ilk smilmg. llf!wsprt~r stale< I: • uNevcr hcforL' h:~vc we lwd .. . o will be hehl -on 'Jbursday,-Aug . 10, and Tuesday. Aug. IS. from 911 :30 a.m. The class is for ' peoplc who know how fo usc Cl:.U'iswnrks on the Macintosh computer but would like to know more. Both ch<ses are identical. so paniciprults need only atlend one session. Class size is limited to 12. Tu~stlay, Oct. 24 from 4-6:30 p.m. will be a workshop on using the Hyperstudio software program. Techni4ues will be explained to enahle teachers to use the progrrun to s.upplement their curriculum. An cine by two years of age. In addition to routine immunizations, the clinic can also administer the Hepatitis B vaccine series at no charge to children horn after Nov . 22, 1991. The clinic is provided by the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine Childhood lmmu- . nization Program's communit,Y mobile health unit and the Ohio 8:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. VInyl a Alum. Siding, Roofing, VInyl Replacement, Windows, Blown Insulation, Storm Doors, Storm Windows, 'Garages. Free estimates ~et exrunple -would-be "Using a Teacherdeveloped Hyperstutlio prog,am for tutoring, intervention or small group instruction. Class limited to 20 participants. · . Thursday, Oct. 26, and Thursday, Nov. 2. frnm 4-6:30 p.m. are · the dates fur the Hyperstudio follow-up classes . Both classes are Your Message Across :.. . ·wtth A!tally Sentlner -~- BULLETIN BOARD · 6 column inch weekdays 1 00 8 column inch Sunday 1 00 CALL OUR OFFICE AT 992·2155 We will install carpet and floor coverings. Give us a call at 614-992-3379 18 Years Experience. Hours Monday thni Friday 8:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. Saturday 8:00a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Poor Boy Tires Dual Exhaust lap in's Glasspack .......... ...... $109.95 Dual Exhaust Tap in's Turbo's ..................... $119.95 Alignment Front end... St9.95 Alignment four wheel .$34.95 Rotation &Computor Bal. four 1\tleel .... ..................... $19.95 forme~y - Var'ous Amellcan Wheels 011 Sale Having Problems, need answers to tough questions talk live to a Personal Psychic Now! 1-900-825-3800 Ext 4274 $3.99/Min 18 yrs. Procall Co. {602) 954-7420 Owners: Roben Barton & Harry Clark · 9.92·9M9 ·-- 992-647.t Mon. Fri 8 a .m . . 6 p.m. Sat. 8 p.m . - 5 p.m. Sun. by appt. only Serving Pomeroy, Middleport & surrounding area. Call lor rate schedule · Min . $2.00 FREE ESTIMATES idelllical. so parlicipants need only J CONSTRUCTION FUI.L WARRANlY UKE NEW • oping a pn~jl.!ct for your classroom. YOUR MESSAGE . CAN BE SEEN HERE FOR A TOTAL OF $6.00 PER DAY. each . Department of Health in coopera- • tion with the Meigs County Healtb : Department and tbe Meigs County Fair Board. Parents should bring tbeir child's previous shot records. For more information about tbe · immunization program, call toll : tree 1-800-844-2654 or contact the : Meigs County Health Department : at 992-6626. Custom Building & Remodeling •NEW HOMES •ADDITIONS • NEW GARAGES • REMODELING •SIDING •ROOFING • PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES (614) 992·"535 (614) 992-2753 Olip Repair ln·ThbA Or Sink.s, Classes limited tu 10 participants OUCOM immunization clinic to visit Meigs Fair and information related to breast and cervical cancer. All fair goers are welcome to stop by and view the mobile clinic which serve.• 21 southeastern Ohio counties. In order to fully protect children from contagious disea•es such as . whooping cough hnd polio, children need a minimum of three doses of DPT and oral polio vac-- 539 B'RYAN PLACe MIDDLEPORT 992·2772 · OHice Hours: Mon.-Fri. Tire Serv1ce COMMUNITY CAB CO. INC. • Hltt!nd ont! sc.,sion . TIJC.''C ci.Hsst:s will ;~low for time to hcgin devel- Buzz's Cal])et Installing, fnc. lmperl~l Httltfn Meigs High to· host education workshops A series oLw_c)rk~bnps will he the workshOflJQJake _!lom_e to !!~ held at Meigs High School dealing in the ClassroOm. Class size is lim~ in several subjects ranging from ited Ill 25. · Wednesday, Aug. 9 from 9-2 math cmd science aclivities. intelli· gence and .computer software. The p.m. will be a workshop on multi· public is in vi ted to attend these pie intelligences. Those attending workshops. To register, call Wendy will receive the hook "Multiple Halar at the Meigs Local Central Intelligences in the Cla.«room" at O!Til'e at Y92-2153 oi leave ames- no charge. Participants will review the seven different intelligences sage. Cla.<S size is limited. Wednesday, Aug. 2 from 9-2 and how the classroom teacher or p.m. will he a science and math parent could use the infnnnation tn WO(kshop. Participants will learn strengthen their child's perforhands-on activities they will be . m:mce. C~1ss size is limited to 24. Clarisworks follow-up .<essions able to use in the cla<Sroom. Free materials will be provided during Resurfac::c Old Ceramic Tile. And fliberJINI Shower Clacks Or sap BATBJfUB Fashion Revue winners-- HARIUSONVII;LE NEWS "Ya.'\ilinglon .Sfll.'lll visilin g Atkin.,, anti rela<1 WCl'k Ius mother. Stell:~ tives. Mr. and Mrs. Gell Lowery visite<l a week with her mother in l'cnn:-;ylvcmia. Mr. at)d Mrs Doug Bishop spem Fnc~IY :llld Saturday with his .sister. Sue Ferro, 111 Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. lloh Alkire were Sunday visitors nf Rav Alkire. Columhus. . COLLE« a: ACCEI'TANCE Ry:m B. Williams. of Syracuse. ha.< heen aeccptcd at Marien" College for the l'J'J).I}(, school yc;u·. · Williams , the son of brk anti Judy Williams, gmduatcd in (tJlJ5 ti'nm Southern High SchcX>L The college hns hcen ranked in the top tn lihcml arts .cc>lle.ges in •• ITT STllllENT RE:SEIR.'VE CHAMPIONS -Andrea -Nout- zling, Mdissa Dempsey, Pa~ty Pickens, whos~ gown was mnd~ hy htl: daughter, Noelle Pickenll, Kimhe1·ly Ritterht'ck. and Tiflany Hensley, : Registration forms for the 14th Annual Foothills An Fesrival are ~vailablc~ · From Oct. 20 to 22, the festival ~a weekend full of visual arts, live Uyusic, and hfmds·on arts activities · ()resented free lor clle en tire frunily. l)Je event wkes place in ~1 e Lodge Canter's Cave 4-H Camp. ) at mile~ Our statistics show that mature dri· vers and home owners have le~er and tess castty losses th an or her age groups. So it's only lair to charge you tess for your insurance. Insure your home and car wrth us and save even more with our special multi-policy discounts. ' nonhwc:<l pf .Iackst\tt. : Artists are invited to ex hibit in the following categnries: Oil/Acrylic, Pa.~tel/Drawing. PhotOgraphy, Prints, Three Dimc'nsional Work, ·ani! Watercolor. Juricd booth spaces are available to exhibiting anists. . Tbe show is professionally judged t>ut not juried. Anists of ;~I riges and experiem.:t: are CJH.:nuraged 10 enter. Entrants arc limited to 4 works per category. Emry lees are $5 per piece nr $16 for pieces 401il the Sept. II deadline and sQghtly higher thereafter. • More thrul $-1,200 in prizes will be awarded by tl1e Alliance of Ohio Cimununity Arts Agencies. Dozens of purchase awartl don(lrs will silect artwork during a preview reception, sponsored hy Big Bear, on Oct. 19. In Pomeroy, artist< can pickup entry forms at the Meigs County Chamber of Cmrunerce offices. ·Foothills Art Festival is a program of the Southern Hills Arts Council. Call the Council at 2~o6355 or write Box 14~ . Jackson. Ohio 45640 for further infllnnation or entry forms. Registration deadline is Sept. II. tuok reserVe champinn awards in Friday niJ!ht's 4.. H Fashion Revile at Meig~ Hi~h School. R & C Excavating Septics, Land Clearing, Ponds, Homesites, Footers, Free Estimates 992-5591 RESERVE CHAMI'IONS- A wid•ran~e CALL DAVE OR BOB TO PLACE YOUR AD IN TIDS YEAR'S EDITION 992-2155 Rutland Furniture Rl.l24, R•llcmtl. Oh. 742·2211 or garment.; made hy 4-H duh memhtr.l\ in thoir sewing project' w•r• mod•l•tl at Friday , night.' s rovue held at Mdgs fligh. These "'"'"· .The Meigs County Fair Tab Is ~oming August 11, 1995. Advertising·Deadline Is August 4, 1995. -' .L.--------------------------------------------~ • " EXCAVATI~N Umes.tone & G111Ye~ . Seplic Systems, Trader & House, Sites. Reasonable Roles Joe N. Say~ ft!Serve charnpinns in tht!ir re.o,;~dive cate~nrle.-o, front, Amanrlot Nee.;e, and l~rt In right~ Cnurl- ney KenJ•ec,y, There."iu R~ker. Jamie D.-ake, Nancy Pick~t:ns, and Stcph:mie Knpec. Coin club continues meetings at library The Oh Kan Coin Club has members of all ages and cmitinues to meet, club member David Edwards said. • The Meigs County Public Library will be the place that the . meetings will be held. The meetings are free and open to the pubhc, Each meeting bas a free and ' paid rafne, followed by an auction. Auction material is always needed. including coins and paper money . The annual membership fee is $10 tor aduiL<. Some stereotypes prevail about coin collectors - that they are old and only collect ancient coins. The local club has young and old members. Also, the age of the coin does not detennine its value but the number in circulation. For example, only five 1913 Liberty eveld, Worthington; Mr. and Mr~ . John Bond. Texas; Mr . and Mrs. Mark Miller, Mr. and Mrs . l-.1ike S~ipkowski, Emma and Scottie, Westerville; Mr. and Mrs. Jell Burton, Columbus; Leota Ferrell, Medway ; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ferrell and gran<lchildren, Samantha and Joseph Ferrell, Cummings, Ga.; Mike Bissell , Pomeroy , Mae I SAYRE TRUCKING 614-742·2138 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTJWCTION . • New Homes • Garages · • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985-4473 OW OFFERING GENERAL HAULING :•-·; =····· . ·. ·.•: =· : 992-3954 ~======'=12219~· Emergency Phone 985-341 B H&H SAWMILL BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. Portable Bandsaw Mill New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing 32124 Happy Hollow Rd. Middleport, Ohio 45760 Danny & Peggy Brickles 614-742-2193 -. ~ COMMERCIAL and RESIDEN'riAL FREE ESTIMATES 614-992-7643 ( No Sunday Calls) 61211 mo. Howard L. Wrltesel ROOFING NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter C(eanlng Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949·2.168 • 5116/94 TFN YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE •Room Additions -New Garages· •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing . •Interior a Exterior Palntrrig Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTlMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill Head Nickels exist. Each would sell for $1 million. 992~215 The club hanlly sells coins at Pomeroy, Ohio 111VIfn more than $·100, so anyone can join, not just the rich. MANLEY'S A country's htstory can be HOME IMPROVEMENT known by inspecting coins. Roofing, Siding, Concrete, The club will also appraise forRoom Addltlono. Etc. eign coins and paper money. To get (8~ 4) 388-9865 items appraised, write to Oh Kan P.O. Box 220. Coin Club, 100 Uriion Ave .. Bidwell, OH 45814 Pomeroy. Ohio, 4)769-1000. = One Stop Complete Auto Body Repair TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL PRECISION AUTO~OTIV. Li~ht Hauling, Shrubs Shaped and Removed Misc. Jobs. Chuck Stotts· , 61 · Free Estimates Insurance Work Welcome . 7 The Long Bottom Senior Citizens meet the second and fourth Wednesday of each montl1 at the Long Bottom Community huilding. It was noted rhat the recent community's smorgasbord was a sue · cess. Long Bouom news n01es may be sent to Box 7, Long 13ottom, 45743 or telephones tc> rJK:l-4275. ....... State Rt. 33 Bill Slack 992·2269 ·-- 110\\ \I IIi E\C: \\ \'11\C; Bulldozing, Backhoe, Services. Homo Sites, Land Clearing, Septic . Systems & Drivewnys. Trucking· Limestone, Fill Dirt Low Rates) ----Long Bottom,news notes.--- .-.(lines!WICKS McPeek and Judy Holter, local. were Mr. and Mrs . Tom GroenBy melody ll.nbens Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hunnell anti gtanddaughter, Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. David Ross, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowles an<l grand· children, Pomerny, Juanita Wells, Long Bottom; Jim Watson, Silver Ridge Road,; Wells VanDyke, Broadwell, have been recent VISI· tors of Lela Hawk and Robbie. Recent guests of Ada Bissell I .. 614·992·2713 Driveways. Licensed & Bonded • HAULING & . .. A litt!e boy carried this note to his teacher: "Please excuse Johnny for being absent from school yesterday. He has a new baby brother. It was not his fault." · II WAIIHOUSIS Wailing far owner Stduded an 2 woadtd acres (more avaloblel 3 BR/2 BA, Tuppers Pl. waler, heal pump, •eavily insulaled· Muslsul 12 ml from Pomeroy, 17 mi. !rem Athens '59,000 949·2512 ; .'' '• *** 7SHOWROOMS LINDA'S · ..AINTING & CO. BAILED TO YOUR NEEDS Women: the tender gender. . 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 FOR SALE Dave Grate of Rutland Furniture L::.:.::..==:=--...J O~AN@ RNE~ ·-·aurance Se!'vice!: ~------------~~,~~~· ~~~~::~,~~·~~----------------------------------, ALFALFA . AND MIXED By A little courtesy goes a long way. Good thing, because it's always in short supply. Specializing in Custom Frame Repair · NEW & USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES & MODELS 992·7013 OR 992-5553 OR TOLL FREE 1·800·848·007 DARWIN, OHIO · I Tact is making a blind date feel at home - even if you wish he were there. . TM.'M>~·~~ ri~ht. ' *** Lo1e HQme Ci!• BusJOMs to ' Some guys consider themselves careful drivers if they slow·down as they run a red light. 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 l~t't ' *** . pictured I The Light Toac!) *** House Repair & Remo<lollng Kltchen & filth · Remodeling Room Acldltlono . Siding, Roofing, Patios Reasonable lnaurea ·Experienced Clllt Waynl NoH !192-440S For free Eatlma1ea HA\' w'" We Give Mature Drivers, Home Owners And Mobile Home OWners Spe.cial Savings. WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS NEW HOME THE 1995 -News policy..:.... Registration opens for , annual :Foothills Art ..Festival '. NEFF REMODELING SERVICE 614·965-41603/24114 . Jerrrcy Stcthem. of l'nmcrny. will attend the architcctuml engi· . neering lechnology prognun al ITT : Teclmicallnstitute in Dayton . ITT operates )4 technical schtKlls across the eou.ntry. Stcthern graduatc.d from Eastern • ·' High ~chciol in i'J'J) Unisex Someone special in your area_ Is seeking that dream mate to share a life full of love, romance, happiness and all the pleasures of life. 1·900·n6-3005 Ext. 9387 $2.99 per minute 18 yrs. plus Procall 602·954·7420 sr.tTnmo. :NichoJs,..Me a s Take the pain out of painting. Let ua do h lor you. Very reasonable. Free Estimates Befote 6 p.m. leave message. AHer6p.m. the Midwest. ll1c school has a full- '' time e•irnllmcut or 1.1 oo students. . 1·900·Date Line Authorized AGA Distributor Welding Supplies • Industrial Gases • Steel Sales & Fabrication • Repair Welding Aluminum/Stainless No job too large or too small I Oxygen Acetylene co, Helium all sizes Medical Grade o, Propane Trimix Ultra Mix Mig Welders Ph 773·9113 FAX 773·5861 108 Pomeroy St. Mason, WV Interior & Exterior ______;,__ _;..__Society scrapbook----------. Mr. mul Mrs. Cionlon A~ ins of The Daily Sentinel • Page 7 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ALL-BRITE CLEANING SERVICES Tile Floor Strip, Wax, & Maintenance. Carpet Cleaning, Complete· Facility Cleaning, Periodic or one time Free Estimate~ Call 992·7272 or HAULING (Specialize In driveway sprelldlng) Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, FIJI Dirt 614-992-3470 ANNOUNC[M ENTS 005 · live Girl a t Call Now 1.goo.ese . 2100 Ex1. 3582, $3 .99 Per M!n,. Must Be 18, Pfocall Co. 602·95.4. 7420. 30 Announcements 1·800-990.7272 ' -. PQrsonals - �. • .Tuesday, July 25, 1995 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page ~ The Daily Sentinel • ALLEYOOP BRIDGE 31 Fermented drink 311 Earacho 42 Equipment 45 Actor - O'NHI 46 Dawn 49 Make current 51 French ACROSS KIT ' N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright ~ 5 Female Beagle Pupptes. Free Oehvtty l Call For ln lormatl o n, 1114-379--2574 2bdtm apts , total elec trt c, ap· pltancas turntshed, laundry room lac:thnes, close to school 1n town Appltc:attons avatlable at Vt llage Green Apt5. 149 or ca ll 6 t-'·992· 3711 EOH K!nens, 6 ~ 4 441-0845 • Small Wh tle Mal e K11tE1n l ong Female C at 6 1-1 · ·446· 60 2 Ton Central Atr ~M $300 Alter 5 00 614·446·8251 72 25· color c onso le TV $t OO 19" color TV S75 304·675-4108 NORTH aJ 8 4 Se.ooo EEK&MEEK . 7 4 WEST EAST at07 53 •A 76 •Q962 9QI09 •3 tK98 5 • K t 0853 a96 4 Inch Pump, 6 cr 11nder Engme, 350 Gallon Per '-l 1nu te, 500 Foot Co ll apsible Ptpe, $750, 6 14 256· 6038 SOUTH aA K "J 5 4 t A QJ 6 •A Q J 2 Baby bed, stroller, car sea r S'l'flng, walker 304 675 4548 1972 Ccmmuntty 14 x65 $2,500, 614 446-2528 Ace Tree Servtce Complete tree care, 20yrs. e•p & tnsured, lree esttmates 614 44 1 1191 or 1 Gallipolis & VIcinity 800 - 506- ~7 All Yard Sales Must Be Patd In Advance DEADLI NE 2 00 p m the day before tha ad ts to run Sllnday edtuon 2 00 p m Fr1day Monday edt !ton 10 00 ~ m Sat· uraay Certtfted day care provtder wt ll bab'jsn tn my home on HyS&ll Run Rd , Pommoy Nowborn to age e 614 -992-3537 Chetk thts oul Ftrst Save SSS In ter lorle~tertor pamr1ng, roof patnl· tng , handwuh down hOuses & mobtle horn.es odd JObs neat work Guaranteed 15yrs e~pen· ence References Free eslt ma1es 304 675-6921 Pomeroy, Middleport & VICJnltu "'1 All Yard Sales Must Be Patd In Advance Deadl ine 1 OOpm the day before the ad ts Sun da~y~od~ll~'o:_n;.!10 - !:1OOa.m ~00~pm~~~!:,M_o_n_- ~ 80 General Mamtenance Pam tmg Yard Work Wmdow s Washed Guners Cleaned l tght Haultng Commertcal , Res tdenttal Steve 614 4..S 886t 1 Public Sale and Auction -;;;;-;:;;;;;:;;;-;~;;;;;c;;;;;;;;;;;; 1Georges Portable Sawmill, don t Rt Auctton haul rour logs to the m1lt JUSt call lull ttme auct1oneer, ccmp lete auc11on servrce Ltcensed t66 ,0hto & v,,.;,~,, 304· 77:f;73!:·5~7~8~5~0r~~~~~---1 90 Wanted to Buy 304 67!). 1957 lawn Care And landscaping Any Size Edge Trtmm,ng, BruSh And Tree Removal Free Esumates t a14-367 7687 ~C..:Ie_a_n_L_a:_te_M;..:_od_e_I_C_a.:,r:_s--I Trt~cks-, 1987 Models Proless1onal Tree Serv1ce, Com plete Tree Care Bucket Truck Serv 1ce 50Ft Reach, Stump Remova l, Free Esllmalesl In· surance 2o4 Hr Emergency Serv· tee -Call And Savel No Tree Too Btg Or Too Small I 6t4·388-9643, 614·367-7010 Or Newer Smtih Buick Pont.ac 1900 East ern Avenue, Gahpohs Decorated stoneWare, wall tele· phones. old lamps, old lhermome lers, old clocks anbque furniture Atver1ne AntiQUfl._S Russ Moore owner 6 14· 992·2526 We buy estates ~~:;--;~u;;;p;;;;;;-;;;;-s.;-;;-;; J & D's Auto Parts and buytng wtec~s JUnk trucks Also, parts lgr 773 5343 or 773 5033 I Wtll Do lntenor E~tertor Patnttng, Reasonable Ratea, Ex~nenced, References, For Free Estimate&, Caii614-24S.S755 Top Prtces Pe.1d Old US Cotns .Stiver, Gold Dtamonds Al l Old Cottecttbles. Paperwetghts Etc M TS Shop, 151 Second Avenue, 614 446·2842 FINANCIAL Wanted to buy· an~que and used lurntrure. no 110m toa large or too small Wtll buy one ptece or com plate estates Osby Manm 614 992 7441 21 0 INQTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do bUSI· ness Wtth people you know, and NOT to send money through the mail unttl you have tnvesttgated the ollanng - Wanted To Buy Used Mobt!e Homes. 614-446.0175 Local ladtes Health Clu b Wtth Established Customers Gr&at In· vestmenr For This Atea lntereu ed Buren Only, 6t4 446 3401, 614-24!).5903 After 8 P.M EMPLOYMENT SERVICES o Business Opportunhy Wanted To Buy Junk Autos Wtth Or Wtthout Motors Call larry L~y 614-388-9303 11 REAL ESTATE Help Wanted 1977 New Vorker 14x70, well matntalned 304 882 3166 1990 Cavalter 14x80 partially fur+ n~shed, new carpet, heat pump, all electriC , underptnnmg 8x10 outbutldlng, $18000 ~4- 576-2910 Gractous hvtng 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Vt tlage Manor and Rtverstde Apartments 1n Mtddle port From $232 ·$355 Call 614· 992·5859 Equal Houstng Oppor 1994 Fleetwood . t4x60 2br, many extras pay ol! only, $22 800 musr be moved 304 · 773 5051 tun lies Modern 1 Bedroom Apartmenl 614·446-0390 1995 Clayton 3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths laundry Room. CA $500 TaKe Over Payments, 614·446· 8863 Or Leave Message Ntce 2bedroom apartment wid hookup References Depostt No pets 304-675·5162 330 Stonewood Apartmen ts now ac cepttng appltcattons for eldet"ly & dtsabihties, one bedroom all elec· tr tc 614·992·3055, Stonewood Apartments. M iddlepon, Ohro, Farms for Sale 13 Acres And Barn & Hause Double Garage 3 Bedrooms, 1 1/ 2 Baths, LA, & Paved Drtveway, 614 446..()635 ... & EOH 55 Acres 01 land Wtth 28x32 Butld1ng On Clay Chapel Road, 1· 600-287-e308, 614-446-6308 450 AVON SELLS ITSELF Average $8 $15/Hr At Work Home Otscountsl No Inventory I Territory Opttonal lndlrep 1·800 742-4738 All real estate adven1slng tn this newspaper Is subject to the Federal Fair Housmg Act ot 1968 whtch makes tttUegal to advertiSe "any preferenco hmllation or dlscrimtnatiOn basad on race COlor rehgton, sex tamthal status or nattonat origin, or any Intention to make any such preference, llmltat1on or dlscr~mlnat10n • Beautlctan wanted, full or part· nme with clientele 304-67S.:rl40 Dependable non-smoker to care lor 2 small name & numller at between noon 9pm Expandtng Taxt Cab Servtce, Needs Onvers Males And Fe· rnates, Call 614·446· 7088 For In rormauon This newspaper Wlll not knowhnsjy accept adVentsements lor real estate whiCh Is tn violatiOn olthe law Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings ad\let11sed In lttts newspaper are available on an eQual o"ppor1unlty baSIS Fuii-Ttme Breakfast Cook, II Ttme Dtnner Coole, Apply In son Holtday tnn Gatllpotts No' phone Calls. 1-lardware Clerk In Galhpohs, Ex· per1ence Helpful, Send Resume To · Box CLA 355 cro Gallipolis Oatty Trtbune, 825 Th ird Avenue Cialltpolls, OH 4563~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ legal Secretary needed expert ence preferred , good typ rng & eommun,c a11on sk1l1 s Send re 310 Homes lor Sale jume to Box G-23 %Pt Plea sa nt RegiSter 200 Mam St . Pt Pleas 2bodroom, With basement close ant, wv 25550 to schools $14,500 Call 304 - !~~~~~~~~~~~675-6621 ~VON EARl< worK Atl area\ 992 -"'~56 1 800· ·....., tocar Company Needs OTA Dr1v frs With 2 Years EJiperten ce .. ust Be 25 Years Old Wrth Good MVR Tractors Are Late Model eonvenltonala Weekly Pay .And Htaltt'l Insurance Ava il able 1 $00-437 8764 Mtsa Paula's Oay care, Ta K1ng A.ppltcattons, WedneJiiday 7126, 6 8 PM Must Be H S, Graduate I GED Seamstress needed 304 · 88 2 3712 Man or couple to care for 91 ye'ar qld man every other week, 61<1 985-3956 or 614 949-ZJ06 TRUCK MECHANIC 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Heat Pump, Gas Furnace. 1 Acre, Garage Addt son Area. $62,000, 614·367· 7267 3·4bedroom, 2 lull bath, LR, OR, cus tom -built k11chen , full base ment, mce lot. Rt 2 Gai!Jpolts fer· ry, WV. 304 675-3668. DupleJI apt bul1dtng, good lnvelt· ment For tnlormatlon 304·675· 4680 Leon, WV Modem 3bedroom, full basement ctty watet:.._ 9acres or land Call Somerville Realty 30•· 675 3030 or~ 675 3431 New home tn Mason, bur BR. 2 11 2 baths master sutte With whtrl· poet tub, larntly room, rwo car ga rage nt ce lot $139,000, 304 773· 5001 Loca l Pnvatu Flee t In Need 01 Newe r log heme one and 112 EJipar tenc8d Truck Uechamc story on full ftntshed basement, Some Aelt~gerauon E •pertance one ntcely landscaped acre, two l COL A PLUS kttchens, 2 t /2 baths, whrrlpool ~~~ plu tub, skyltght wmdow, full lront Send Aephes To PO Box 769 porch, heat pump, satellite system Galltpol ts, OH 45631 and much more, pr ice $69,500, 614-742-28531or an appotnrmem ::::::::::..:::.;...:.::::..------1 Furnished Rooma for rent • week or month Starting at $~20/mo Gall1a Hotel 614-446 9580 Scentc Valley, Apple Grove, beauuful 2ac tots, public water Clyde Bowen Jr, Xl4 576-2336 Sleep ng rooms wtth cooktng Al~o tra1ler space on rrver All hook ups Call arler 2 00 p m 304-m 5651, Masonwv RENTALS MERCHANDISE 41 o Houses lor Rent 510 Carpet & Vtnyl In Slack $5 00 Yd & Up 60 Panerns Of Kttchen Car· pet In Stock Over 35 PanerrTs Vtnylln Stock Mollohan Carpets 614·446-7444 Country Furnnure-Furn tture for Every Room eni Rt 2 North, Pt Pleasant 304-675-6620 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers, refngerators ranges Skaggs Appl iances, 76 Vme Strq_et, Call et4· 4413 ·7398 I 800--3499 LAYNE'S FURNITURE Complete home furnlsh1ngs Hours Mon -Sa t, 9· 5 614·445· 0322 3 mtlea out Bulavtlle Ptke Free Delivery Mobile Homes for Rent Aelngerator Wh1te Whirlpool Frost Free, $125, Stde By Stde Coppenone $195 Refngerator Norge Almonll $225, Admtral Freezer $150 Kenmore White S1de By S1de Ice And Water In Door $475, Ma)'tag Wrrnger Washer $150, Des1nger Washer Like New $205, 1 Year Warranty, Kenmore Dryer $95, Whtrlpool Washer $95, Skaggs Applftlnces, 76 Vtna Street Gall tpol ts, 614 · 446 7398, 1 ~ 499 3499 12~65 Wtth 8•16 E~~:pando 2 Qed.. rooms , 2 Batha Now Carpet Huge L1vmg Room , Atr Condk ttoned, NBW Furnace, PriVate LO~ In Cheshire 814· 367-7671, 814· 367· 7560 2 Bedroom $225/Mo , Netghbor· hood Road Area, 614·388-9267 2 Bedroom Mobtle Home, Adda vtlle School Dtstnct 614 367 0632 3br, all electrtc, Galllpol ts Ferry, $250/mo plus utthlles 304·675· 4088 530 t6,000BTU and IO,OOOBTU wtnd ow a1r cond11toners Also O,OOOBTU casement type atr con· d1ooner, $200 30-4-675-4331 1 SeptiC TanK Jet Aeratton Motors, New & ReOu tlt llnstal!ed, Call Johns John 614-446 4782 Small Pteces 01 New Carpet B14379--2720. AFTER 6 ~1.1 STORAGE TANKS 3,000 Gallon Uprtght Ron Evans Enterprises, Jackson Ohto, 1 800 537 9528 SUNOUEST WOLFF TANNING BEDS Commercmt Home unus lrom $199 Buy FACTORY DIRECT and SAVEl Call TODAY lor NEW FREE color catalog, 1·800·462· 9197 Treadmill Vtt· A-Master Calorie Counter Pulse Rate, Justable Speed Justable Hetght, Ltke New, $2500BO, 6,4·256.£095 Building Pets for Sale . AKC Golden Retrtever Ready To Go By August 1st $200 Shots 1 Wormed, 614-379 2961 AKC Regrslered Basset Hound Pupptes, 5 Weeks Old 614 -446· 3354 ' A~C Regtstered GoJden Retnever pupptes, light blonde, fo ur males one female, StSO, cash onlyl614 992 7651 '81 Datsun 510 stationwagon, $400 ZTR Di11on rid1ng lawnmower 614-992·52511 1 Bedroom Near Holzer's A1r Conditioned, Super Nice, 1259/ Mo Plus Ullhlles, Depostt Re :q:::~::.:red:.:::.,6:.1::.:4-_4::,:46-:_:29::::._57..,__ _ __ , Relrtgerators, Stoves. Washers And Dryers, All Reconditioned And Gauranteedl $tOO And Up, Will Oeltver 614-669-6441 AKC German Shepherds 1st Sho ts & Wormed Ready July 31 Sl, 814·446-7117 Merchandise Fruhs & Vegetab~S Sweet corn , green beans and to· matoes Wholesale and retatl. 614 742 2086, Btll Stew"!II.!., Buck· &je Farms Sweet Com Wanted ptcked blackberues, call 614·992-6895 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 61 AKC Cocker Spantel pups cham pton bloqd hnes, Bufl, Black. BlaciVWhrte, $150 304·937-2733 Miscellaneous 1 and 2btdroom, ulfhtutt patd . 5536 At<C Regtstered Wh tte Pomera n1an Pups, Small Males, Females, 6 Weeks Old, Ready To Got 614 446·9742 s Two beauttlul female Htmalayan ktttens, 1 seal potnl, 1 blue · cream AFC regtsttred 2 months old, can be seen at 289 Mulberry Ave, Pomeroy. phone 814-992· 3128 Stiver Queen corn, $2/doz 304· 675-5950after 4pm 6661 540 304·675-8~21 or 513-271·9091 OF l Sspd, good cond11Jon, $2 100 New gas tanks, one ton truc k :304:..;,.-t1:.7..:5..:·3:.99:.7:....._ _ _ _ _ _ whe91s, radrators, ftoor mots, ere & A Auto, Rtpley. 304 372· 1988 White ButcK Park Avenue, 39330r 1. 000 •273- 9329 loaded Well Matnta tned, Extra Clean! $5,800, 614 446-3423 C & 1o wv ampers __ - --·--- PEANUTS 110W DO I LOOK, I'M GOING '(OLI LOOK GREAT, SIR ... I-IAI/E A 600D TIME .. MARCIE? FISI11N6! I WA5 I-IOPIN6 I LOOKED LIKE I-IUCKLE8ERR'< SAW't'ER .. 0 __ FRANK & ERNEST rou A~~ NOw ~f'tiT~ItiNG NEw 3• East Pass 3 • Paos 3 NT Ail paso wiT~ 30 Lift lead· "6 • ··~ ·,. - YOJ'vE. &ai,t..T III"CC< , A£m6 nME 1 Yoo~ NU"""~ m1~>~6 m~ r.. Rf.CCRD~ YCU: Cl\'1' f.ID:C.~~G.'&---:: --l---l- --1 .. One ol Amenca's top players, Bobb> Nat!, died on June 1. aged 70 He learned bndge when he was 14 by playmg Wllh a lam1ly across the street in Houston. The next year he competed m hts first duplicate, but he d1dn't take the game senously unlll he was 23 Na1l 46 Author Hunter 47 Heraldic border 48 Future plan! 50 Kennedy or Koppel 52 Mil . abbr. qwckly became an expert, wmmng four national titles and finishing a runner-up 11 t1mes ' But h1s crownmg achieve ment was representmg North America m the t962 and '63 Bermuda Bowls, tw1ce ltmshmg second to the Itahan Blue Team Nat! was the only Amencan to play on both the$e teams ) One ol the shortest experts ever, Nml had a b1g heart With a Wicked sense ol humor, wh1ch was often directed at h1msell. As an example. here 1s a deal from a National Mens Pa~rs Champ10nsh1p After wmnmg the first tnck With the heart queen, East returned the heart 10 Nail, South, carefully covered With the jack to force out West's ace and keep dummy's kmg · eight 1ntact So, at Br1dge," IS avallable ,- autographed upon request, far $14.95 from P 0 Box 169, Roslyn Hts, NY 11577-0169 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebrity Crpner Cf\lptograml are ~ reat&d !rom quolahons by lamous poople pu t and pmsenl Ea~h !titter rn the opher slands tor another Tod8ys cruu W equRis Y • p ll 1 T Z B W GANTHD B L R G l F J 0 BIG NATE HBOFAH I WANT lO A'>l'. YOU HOW MUCH '.,00!> COUlD A ¥,000 - JD 450 C Dozer ROP Wrench 6 Way. 614 446-8044 C~llC.K COULD (HUCK wOOD' ~...._---:;.r , STRICf A8WW N M Will CW HIGH PIOCES: $HOP M CLASSFED$. Massey Ferguson ' 1£!5 D1esel Tractor 15,850 135 Massey Fer guson Otesel $5,350, 460 long Tractor $3,995,614 -286-6522 L lvestock 14 Year Old C~tld Broke Reg ts tared AOHA Mare, Shown In 4·H, e1 4-446-..1889 5 pure Chafoials herters. 7mos old, sell all together 304 ·937 2123 • Ptgs, 50 & 60 lbs 125 00 each 614· 256-6615 Steers For Freezer Beet, 700 • 800 Pounds , .esc Pound Free Dehvory, 614-388-9946 Twelve Reg Angus Cows • Ntne WJ Calves, Two To Calve In July · $1 000 Each. $10,000 For All One Stxteen Month Reg Angus Bull S950 E~ghl 600 Lb Reg H~l ers, seso 00 Each Gary Barnard • 304·988-1449 Hay & Grain Large Round Bales 01 Hay SIS 00 A Bale, Deltvered Wlffi~n Fifteen Mtles Of GaJitpqlls, 614-4-46-1062 TRANSPORTATION 1982 Chevy S-10, 2 8 motor 4spd St,OOO 304 675-1651 1985 Chevy 1.12 Tan 4x4 Good Con.dttron, $3,500, 614·446 -2901 1985 CheYy S 10 P1ck -Up, 4 Cy 1---~=-:--c:---hnder, 4 Speed, $1 .1100, 614·256DRYWAll &!!19!1 •• limilf.Tepalr c:eilings te•tu red, plast&. repa1r 1985 Ntssan K1ngcab, 4x4, loacl· 304 675 4186 20 years ed. $4,000 l1rm :kl4-67S.7747 I 1988 Ford F 1 SO fu ll s ize truck , TV s 1 4Spd with overdnve, 4 new tires, 17.•• ;,,. erv tce, speola IZtng Jn bed liner, no rust , se,OOOml, also servtc tng meat other $6 , 500 304 6 75 • 5719 after House oalle, t aoo -7g7. 0015, WV 304576-2398 4 30pm 1989 Dodge Dakota PU. 79 000 t.t1tes, 5 Speed, Antt Lock Brakes, Bedhner, AMIFM Cassette, Goodyear Rangier Tires 235x 15, Ntce, Clean Asktng $4,1 00 OBO, 820 6~4 · 44ti 9760 1990 GMC, atr, ps pb, Sspd, low m1tcage 304 695 3441 1993 Chevy 1/ 2 ton WT tr u<:k with topper 5 Speed, rear poslttve !taction good condtttcn, ca ll 6t4· 949·2681 Vans Plumbing Freeman's Heattng And Cooltng lnstaltalton And Servtca EPA CertJited Rellden!Jal, Corrmerc1al 61H56o1611 840 Electrical and 'tftctour W'Birthday Refrigeration & 4-WDs Wednesday , July 26, 1995 .In lhe year ahead, 11 Will be 1mportan1 to establish loHter ob1ectrves for yourself If your goalS are attraCtiVe enough, yot..i'll be mottvated to ach1eve them LEO (July 23-Aug 22. Co - workers m1gh1 lack your insp~rahon and mduslnousness today It Will be rmpor1ant to set a good example by being a doer and not JUSt a demander who rssues d1rect1ves Leo, lreat yourself to a b1nh-day g1ft Send --~- ------~ & Heating Autos for Sale ' BERNICE BEDE OSOL Rooftng and gunera commercial and restdenllat , m~nor rapalrs 35 years expenenc~. 614-992 5041 730 ~ ~STRO-GRAPH '• .. - . ~-~--- . • for your Aslro·Graph pred1ct1ons for the year ahead by maliJng $2 and SASE lo Astro·Graph, c/o lhts newspaper , P 0 Box 4465, New Vorl< , NY 10163 Be sure to state your zod1ac sign VIRGO (Aug. 23-S.pt. 22) Your presenl cycle 1s good for tulfrllrng hopes and expectations, but for some reason , you may deny yourself success Stop be1ng negat1ve and expect happy end1ngs LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23. In order lo matnla.n an already fragtle tmage , be very mmdful ol what you say and do 1n public today Errors 1n etiquette wont be readtly forgotten SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOv 22. Do nol be so tntent upon hstemng to your own VOICe today that you la1l Ia hear the words ol others . Keep your ego away from the ampltfrer SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec . 21• Remarn watchful today 1n f~nanc1ally meanrngful a r ra~gements , J( y..o.ur attent10n wanderS, tt could depnve you of rewards 10 whiCh you 're enlllled CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-.Jan. 19• Concen· trate your eHorts on dotng mce th1ngs today and forget about ser.11ng yourself Fulftllment and beneftls wrll c ome from gMog, nollaklng --~ V H N BE GZTFD ZJVHAR IALBEI PREVIOUS SOLUTION ~~never took a shower StM months belorc ,1 l1 ght I hk9', to l1ght d1rty " - 'Golden Boy' Art Aragon '::~:t;~' S@\\gi}~-~£irS" WOlD GAM I 141ted by CIA Y I . POLLAN 0 Reo,ono• leners of the four 1erornbled words be· low 10 form four words I~ I I 1 I I FEEDNt 2 I ORSF I I I I I• I . NEA RA ~~~, An old t1mer celebrated h1s birthday He was overheard ~ telling a fnend ,"We may be get· ,-E-L .. _W_V_E_I_ __,, t1ng older but WE~ ar~. alway s the __:..,::..-r:-...:,...::..r..-.---1- same age - - - - - - I~ I I 16 . ., I G) Complete me chuti<Ul quotea by frlhng tn the mLSStng words you develop from step No 3 below P~INT NUMBERED lETTERS IN THESE SQUARES SCRAM-LETS CHU<:K IF A WOOOOII..O. July Sale SpeCials 5030 Ford 62hp 4wd, 8x8, synch o Hans, 2 pump hrd $22,900 3930 Ford 2wd 45 hp 811:2 trans 1 double valve, $15,500 650 New Holland t5oor round baler strtng or net wrap bale command demonstrator $15,900 472 NH Hayb1ne, stub guards $7,950 254 NH Rake & Tedder combmatton $3,800 816' NH Forage wagon 3 Benter with 612 tandem -ule 12ton gear 12 5lJC, 5 t1res $8,400 Model 30 Forage Blower 1,000 rpm, $2,700 weathered Keefer s Serv'ice Cen ter At 2 StAt 87 304·895-387-4 ZFRPLAD UNSOAM6lE ABOVE lETTER S TO GET ANSWER SAY, &UYS, THERE.S :>oMEIHING GLTTNRRHO R PH N A VHGZFDH THAHJW e 5' brush hog, $300 614· 742 Ot scount farm tractor parts for Massey Ford IH, & others S1der's Equ1pment Co , son W\1 304·675 7421 or ~ BOO 277-3917 and . 42 Revolver, e.g 43 Small sword 4~ An apple wrong!" Phillip AldeT 's book, "Get Smarter WH~T R£C.OR.D 7 ['f.l. .lfl m'II>IG lD (£1 1.:P I AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Feb. 19. A SIQnlfl· cant achievement wm be posstble today, but tl wont come easrly If you truly want to atta1n your ObJeCt tve . prepare to pay the pnce PISCES (Fob 20-March 20) Occas10· nally, httle ftbs don't hurt anyth1ng, but thiS may not prove true rn your case today II would be better to tell the truth ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll 19• Do nol hesl· tate to alter your course today tf your mt· t1al d.rectton appears unproductrve Your success wtll be determmed by your flexr · bJhly TAURUS (April 211-May 20• You mustn'l allow yourself to be unduly 1nUuenced by whal olhers lh1nk loday II you feel your 1udgment ts bener, reason th1ngs out for yourself GEMINI (May 21 -June 20. In commerCial daahngs today , don't Jump al the flrsl offer 11 w1ll be a game of lerrns and playIng hard to get could 1mprove your pos1· 1100 subslanllally CANCER (June 21-.July 22. An asSOCI· ate who's jealous of your accomplishments mtght try to put obstacles 1n your palh today You can thwart lhese subversions b shanng the 11mehghl --...i . 32 Slnger McEntlre 34 Closer 39 Declaim 40 lively dance 41 - - oar By Phillip Alder f-. 3062 71 0 21 Silk fabnc 22 Dejected 23 long times . 26 Play part 27 Actor Cronyn 28 Gravel ridges L_.;_L-..1.._J.L-..1.._J.L-.J 640 18 Distantly 20 Aleutian island when West won wtth the ace and re - THAT? • BORN LOSER North turned the heart seven, Nail confidently finessed dummy's e1ght However, East produced the mne A moment later Natl lost tncks to both mmor sUJt kings one down Afterwards, Nail comment_ed, "I played West lor the kmd ol1d10t who would lml'to duck the second heart w1th the ace and two others left, he played me lor the kind of 1diot who would figure an opponent m1ght wm the second heart lnck and contmue the smt from a holdmg of A -9·7· 6 . One or us was YO,fC C:ITY·-YOU GOT A PllOBLEM 0 West Pass o Farm Equipment 630 13 Meadow 9 Transmitted 10 Mexican sandwich 12 Not uttered Uttle fellow, big heart THIS r•n::•~~t 1989 Grand Am 4dr, aui'01,, ~d~:::::;~~~~~~!_ am· lm cassette, 78K, g~ COnditiOn, $4,900 OBO 30<1· 862 · 1970 Champton Motor Home Ex· 2529 I Mechantcal Condtton AC, New Awnmg , Now Re 1991 Utsubtsht Eclipse, Turbo, System $3,000, 27.000 Mtles, leather Sea ts, Securtty System, loaded $13,000, Take Over Payments S300 614 19ft, 446·3898 Excellent Shape, War OBO ranl'f At<C Scottish Temer puppt&s, small non shoddtng first s~ot, wormed, S250, now taktng depos tts, can pick up August 6 , Athens 614-592-1625 ... museum 15 Shedo of 53 More orderly dlftorence 54 Bargain 16 Actorhunters' Majors favorite phrase 17 Ventilates 55 Observed 19 Portico 56 Wrote 20 Land area 22 Chap DOWN 25 Russian village 1 Soothe 26 Greek Iotter 2 Sioux Indian 29 Unwilling 3 Viva- (by 31 Redolent word of mouth• 33 Salve 4 Ecol. agcy. 35 City In 5 Purple shade Alabama 6 - Arofat 36 Future bks 7 large antelope 37 Lawyer 's 8 O~lltorate charge 24 Complains . 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ANOTHE MINUTE!! 1992 Kawasak t X 2 650 jet Sk4 very clean & las!, $3,500 obo, 614-992 725«! 1985 Olds Calais 1, 750 Good Motor Glide Ill trolling motor With CondttiOn, 614-446-280! !pot control and bow mount, $250, 614 992 3537 or 614 992· 7008 1986 Dodge BOO, $1,500, MuS! 760 Auto Parts & Seel814 388--9032, After 4 PM Accessories 1986 Olds Cala1s Runs & looks Good, $2,000 Call After 5 PM 305 Chevy engtne, complete, 6,4 446·1543 $250 1~78 Chevy duly truck bed $250 1980 Datsun tr ucK bed 1986 Plymouth Reliant Statton $150 ~4 · 57&-2586 Wagon S950 614 245-9~51 Budget TransmiSSions, Used & 1987 Cad1llac Sevtlle, leathBf ma Rebutlt Afl Types Accesstble To roon, all power opttons, e11celtent Over 1o 000 Transmtsslon, Also condmon, 6~4·992·3270 Parts Clutches & Pressure 1966 Ford Tempo GLS, a", 4dr, PlaiOs, 614-379 2935 Prolesstonal Dog Groomtng V1n ton & R1o Grande Area. 20 Years Expenence For Appotnlment, 614 245-5054 Heavy solid maple table w/6 chaus, 1 1f2yrs old. hke new. $750 304-882 3173 2 Female Chows AKC Regts · tared 9 Weeks Old, 614·446- Antiques 1000's of football & baseball cards Plus many complete sets and sub &el&. 304 675-2473. LAND 0' GOSHE I CAN'T STANO TH' 1983 Mercury Grand Marquts Good Condlbon $1 000 OBO 6~4· 1992 Sea Nymph boal With tfatler, :388=-·~16:.1;:3~A:_h:.•r:.6:.~:.M::::.__ _ _ _ 75 hp Johnson engtne w11h lots of 1 1984 Corvette Mtnt Condrtlon extras, take over payments 614 949 2672 ' Garage Kept, Never Ortven In Aatn Or Wtnter, Transparent Ltll · 1993 2-4ft Pontoon boat wttandem 011 Roo! Panel, Custom 2 Tone a 11 te tratler. 60hp Merc::ur~. orl tn L1ght Bronze Metallic, Deluxe tnm, 90 hours, like Bose Stereo Sound System, Anu """'~"' 1 $8 500 30" 0 Theft Syslem, 29,000 M1les 614· extras ' ., "'"·"'"'alter 5pm 446 , 736 Leave Message Poodle puppies toy & tea cups A'KC, shots & wormed, Coolvtlle, 614· 6e7 3404 580 JET AERATION MOTORS Repatred, New & Rebutlt In Stock Call Ron Evans, 1·800·537·9528 1982 Trans Am Air, PW, Ttlt & T Tops, $1 650, 614·441 -1 501 Uaneeze Pupptes For Sale, Full· Blooded Can Be Regtsteted $, 00 A Ptece, 614 379-2720. Good GE relngerator, Whirlpool chest freezer, both work fine, only $200 304-675-7:JJ5 Groom Shop Pet Groom1ng Fee. 1u11ng Hydro Balh Ju l1e Webb Call 614-446.0231 440 1 and 2 bedroom aparti'T'\ents, fur· mahed and unfurnished, security depostt requ tred , no pets, 614· 992·2218 Good Uted' Gtrls Clothes Stzes Two, Three, Interested Call 614· 446 4351 Early AM Or late P:M 560 Nice 2 bedroom moblle home In l.fid<lepor~ 614-992 5858 lor Rent Famrlyroom suite, good cond, 304-882-2191 Block, br~ck, sewer p1pes, wmd ows, lintels, etc Claude Wm tefi, Rto Grande, OH Call 614 · 245· 512t Buy or sell Atvenne Anttques, 1124 E Mam Street, on .Rt 124, 1 Pomeroy Hours M.TW 1000 am to eoo pm , Sunday 100 to 6 oo p.m 61 4·992·2526 Apartments II FLIES, FLEAS, TICKS, Or -HOT SPOTS· Are A Problem For You, Ask J D NORTH PRODUCE 614 446 1933 About HAPPV JACK KENNEL DIP: Concentrat ed To save VQ.u Money! Supplies Atr Condtlloner, Washer, Dryer, Aefngerator, Microwave, Color TV, 6,4·256·1238 Furntthed Tra1ler, Deposit Re· qUtred, No Pets, St Rt 7 South, Call Ahet 7 P:M 614·256· 1304 Custom Made Goll Clubs Name Brand Clones Reasonable Pnces, 614 446 7231 Or6t4 4461155 After6 PM 550 VI'RA FURNITURE 614-446·3158 Oualtty Househcld Furntture And Appftances Great Deals On Cash And Carry I RENIT-2-0WN And Layaway Also Avatlable Free OeiNBI'Y Wi!htn 25 Mtles Complete furntshed tra1ler tn country, tOm In from W'l/ or OH bndge Suttable lor consrructton WOfk8f' Totaf ele<:tnc, new furnace & refngerator, air condtt1oner. Clean Water patd Deposit & ref· erences requtred No pets 304· 675-635«! betwven 6pm-9pm Datmatton Pupptes, 5 Uales $75 Each. 614-245-5739 Washer /Dryer Anttque Ptano, Computer Table 5,000 Air Cond1 !toners, Eleclrtc Stove, Refftgera· tor Pool Co~ter, 614·446-3224 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oltve St . Gal!lpolts New & Used furmture heaters, Western & Work boots 6i4·446-3t59 2,bedroom trailer, no pets, reler· enties required $300 plus depos. tt 614 887 3093 or 304 -675 3993 Couch & Cha ir $35, Full Stze Manross $10 Fuel Otl Stove $50 FueiOtiTank$25 614 379-2435 Wheelchairs Electr tc NewiUsed Scooter ltfts Elevators ltlt Cha tr s, s Ho mecare 614 · 446 · 1980 Mercury Marquts, 4dr, good 1974 Glastron 15 F1 85 HP condtt'lon With new 11res 304·675- tt ,OOO, 1977 Marquts 17 Fl 115 S:JSB HP $2 000 OBO, 614-<56-6315 Chocolate, AKC Registered Cho colate Lab Pupptes, 8 Weeks Old 2lett. 614-446 7395. Mega FieJI we1ght machtne Prtme Ftt sk t machme Call 304 675 1 Unfurntshed 2.bedroom house mce & clean. ~ no Inside pets, ref erences required, S200 depoSit, $275 a month rent, 614-992-3090 420 Household Appliances ReconditiOned Washers, Dryers, Ranges Relrt · graton, 90 Oa~ Guaranteet French Ctty Maytag, 614 ·446, 7795 Small house. furntshed or unlur· ntshed, pr1vate good locatton country No pets Oepost! & refer enc:es requtred 304-67~6356 1984 Hon,da 750, sh"alt drtven N£A Inc 1980 Delli 88 Olds runs good, 4 1511 Glasstron, 70hp Mercury new Mlchelrn !Ires, $995 614 · motor, $800 new work, $1400 992 5083 614-441 117, aft& Spm Waterbed Wnh Insert Mattress, Also. 8 Drawer Dresser To Match, Ktng Stze Serta E~cell ent Cond1oon $000 61 4·44 1 0602 Goods 2 Bedrooms Near NGHS, Stove, Relrtgerator Furmshed, Very Ntce $325/Mo Plus Deposit & Reier :•:::"':.:es:::.:6:.1~4.::l88-:.:.:9:.:686::::.__ _ _ _ _ Newly Remodeled Small 4 Room Cottage, Avai lable August 1st, Porter Area. 614 388-0000 Ntce 2 3 bedroom house tn Concrete & Plastic Septtc Tanks 300 Thru 2.000 Gallons Ron Elo'ans Enterpnses Jackson OH 1·801).537·9528 Glasa Bathtub Enclosures, Fuel Tank For Boa~ Cat ..Cover, Enter tatnment Center Cabinet Radto & Record Player, s 14-256.£255 Rooms Four lots near Racine appro• 1 112 acrea each, sta{fno at $5000, call 614-949·2025. 011195 Complete Set W1lson Golf Clubs Wtth Bag & Puller 614·446· 7231 AlterS PM wv Wedge Apartments 1 & 2br, no pets 506 Burdette Street 304· 675 2072 after 5pm Beautiful Rolling Land, 9 M1les From Jackson, 3 From Oak Hill, 5 Acres , St2,00D; 16 Acres S25,000, 50 Acrea, $60,000 614 574-11 14, 614-574-5356 W flri:JWf GE portable dtshwasher, $75 New Haven He1ghts, New Haven 304 882 2720 Tw1n Rtvers Tower, now accep ting applications for tbr HUD suOstd· tzed 8.pt tor elderly and handt · capped EOH 304 675 6679 Acreage BAHAMA CRU ISEI 5 days/4 ntgHts, Underbooked ! Must Sell I Electrtc Scooters Statrway Bowman 7283 One bedroom apartment tn Mrd dlepon, trash & water pa1d you pay electr tc & gas, $160/mo plus $100 deposrt, call 614·992·78 between 8am-9pm New 1996 14Jt70 Includes sktrt mg. steps bloc+l.s one year homeowners Insurance and Sill months FREE lot rent Only $t025 Mwn and S207 17 per month Call 1 800 837 3238 ~~~~~ Canopy bedroom set, couch, and sew1ng machtne Cal! Defore t Oam or after 5pm, 304 675-4846 !'ountry S1de Apartments, Lar{je 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, Water Sew age, Gar,bage Included. WID Hook-Up, $360/Mo Oepostl Re· qutred, 513-922-()294 Ractne, 614-992·5858 Small 1 Bedroom House Near K· Mar t $300 Plus Gas & Electrtc 10 Btrch lane House Is Open, I Mtgtlt Be In The Back Yard, 614· 446 1822 AVON I All Areas I Shtrley Spears, 304-675-1429 • 1975 mcb tlo home three bed room two bath, underptnnrng, dock, good condttton, $2000, 614· 992·5251 Of 614·985 4 t31 . 350 Lots Sun Valley Nursery School Chtldcare M F 6am 5 30pm AQOS 2 K, Yo u ng School Age Du n ng Summer 3 Days per Week Mtnt· rrum 614·446 3657 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drtve from $226 to $291 Wa lk to shop & movraa Call 614· 446 2568 Equal Housmg Opportunity 1972 Mcb tle Home 112 Acre La nd, Located In Vtnton $15 000, 614 446-<l 7B5 ~7~1~ Answer to Previous Puzzle Vulnerable Both Dealer South 1 . ~., $279/couple Ltmtted ttckets 407 ~==========:r-==========:;16 900mt extra clean 304 675 830· 510 0 ext 6589 , Mon -Sat l t226 1eav~me=tsage 9 4299 560 Pets for Sale 710 Autos for Sale ' 993 KXI 25 .., cond ' FMF am-10pm ST1 Boots By Red w1ng Chtppewa 40 ptpe Silencer $2 200 304·882 To 50 Degr ees. H H Brown AKC Aegrstered Cocker Spantel 1977 Car Hauter Perfect Cab :.336:.::2..,__ _ _ _~--Guaranteed Lowest Pnces The Puppy, Male, Bull & Whtle, Frame, Motor, Bod~ Hauls (2 ) 4 Wheeler Honda 200 Call Aller 7 Shoe Cafe, 614 446·4222 Wormed, Vacctnated Cham pton 77,000 M1les, OW AMIFM Cas P:M . 614 446 2422 Bloodime 0 0 B 3/2195 $200, sene, 614 388-9062 Boys levts Size 28 30 28 32 614 379-2728 Good Condtllon $3 Each. 6 14 388 8293 Apartment & trailer, utilities patd, S275Jmo plus S50 deposit on each. 304-675--4680 72595 • K 8 3 2 t!O 7 4 2 3 Ton Cen1 al Atr Condntoner Package, System Or Spl tt System $1 ,2SO lnsralled, 5 Vr Wa rra nty All Par ts, t 800 287 6308 , 614 446-6Xt8 Baby Items, Changtng Table, Car Sttat flnfant} Walker, OaH 614• 11 ldeel place trelns • 19 90 Dodge Ram Van 8 250 . 000 Mtfe s, Can Be At GaH tpo hs Datl y TnOu ne, Thtrd Ave nu e, Gal ll polts - 1 BHutllul 7 Adventurous 12 False 14 Non-express Caravan Good Condtt1on, Mileage, $4,500, 8 14·448 - 1603 2bedroom, furntahed, utlhltes tn· eluded Ref.,encea & dePostt requited :n4-713-9009 Lost and Found PHILLIP ALDER , 8' Coldsi)ol Relngeralor, S12S 30" Etectnc Hotpotnt $85, 2 Sw1 ve l Chatra $20 Each, All Good Condttion, July 2-4t h, 61 4 388 ' NEA Crossword Puzzle ANSWERS Accrue · Basal· Welch · Lesson - SUCCESS My sons first grade teacher taught him , "If you have 1 sell confidence and a good attllude you Will certa•nly be a SUCCESS" �. • - :Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, July 25, 1995 · An~ native recently w<L< pm· moted to !be rank of Rear Awmral : upper'Half.ln this cap•city. Arthur · Clark will act as Navy's direct[)( nf · fleet maintenance on the staff of : Commander in Chief of the U.S. · Atlantic fleet. · For the last three and a llalf years, ba.< been the director of fleet ·maintenance for the U.S. Atlantic fleet . "The Navy has a good stmy tu ·. tell," Clark said . " It 's a gnntl ·career. They helped me get st:utetl · in something worth while. It can · enable you to make a good cnntri. : bution to your nation." Clark wa.< born in Gallipolis and .auended high school in Middleport. His previous tour was as the · commander of the Puget Sound :Nayal Shipyard. In tha! position, he 1 commanded one of tht N•vy's He is a graduate of Virginia largest nuclear capahle sh•pyartb Polytechtuc lnsutute wtth a hacllewith more than 12,000 employees. lor's. degree in mechanical engi· His duties included two succes- necnng, naval architeCture ami sive combat tours in Vietnam, a marine engineering. He earned"' tour as repair superintenuent at master's degree in industrial man Naval Ship Repair Facility in agcmem l)·om George Washingtnn Guam, an ""ignment '"force en!,4· University. • neer on the staff oi Comm3n~er His Navy uecormions . include , Naval Surface Force 111 the P:lc!ltc, the Legton of Mertfr the Bronze three tours in U1e Naval Sea Sys- Star, the Meritorious Service terns Command headquarters, and Medal and the Navy C'ommendatwo tours -at the N01lolk Naval liOn Medal. He also .holds four Shipyard where he served a.< plan- Vtelllamese nhbons mdudmg the ning officer and then productiOn Vtem:un Gallamry Cross wttlt Palm officer. . and Honor Me~al Ftrst Class. Clark was one ot the last tn He ts marned to Kun Nguyen leave Vietn;un !nllowmg the ce<L<e Clark. They have one daughter , fire . He served as advisor tn the Kimberly. . Vietnamese. N :1vy at C~un Ran.l! ... Clark's parenls were . ce~nck Bay and advtsnr to the VtellHUJ.lesc and Mary l~obart Clark ot Mtdulemilitary in the second corp;; regton. port. The Community Calendar is published as a free service to nonprofit groups wishing to announce meeting and special events. The calendar is not designed to promote sales or fund raisers of any type. Items are primed as space penn its and cannot be guaranteed to run a specific number of days. TUESDAY HARRISONVILLE - H:tr· risonville OES, Chapter 255, Past Matrons, picnic, Tuesday, 6:30 p.m at the home of Jim and Donna Nel· son. Meat and beverage fumished. RACINE - Southern High School Athletic Booster.:, cleanup day, Tuesday, 6 p.m. at the school. Parents of athletes urged to help. • ARTHUR CLARK :vitamin.may prevent9isease in .ara_oJ high-.tech medicine __ n l'AUL RAERURN Ed't Ayp Sc' tence 'nr Maine (AP) _ . BAR HARBOR 'I th f1 ' .·ern d~ era o_ R'\e~~ surgery, ~·mbnp~t· 1agno~as anu m·p•netlc r·un ; '·' 'o · · '. scann_e rs, n cnm;no~ ~unmlnls. ·~ssummg 1U prehvcnt· mg some ao fcenrra n·1turer~,e s most ea rl· '.b~ak'mg anu·' ueau .• ' ·'I y :u·1merus. · ' A researcher reponed M ~ nH.lay ·mar deficiencies in folic ;.u.:itl f(iultl ·trigger 30 percent to 40 perrelll of ·the lens of thousand~ or heart :anacks ·and strok~.:s ~urtcrL'tl hv ·Americanmencaclt yc;u · · The revelation _ which might :Save the country unto/LI sufll'ring 'and billions ol dollars in medical 'costs- follows th e Lh~cowry in ·rhe past few ycar:-. that Llict-.. n t:il in folic acid can prevent ur hi )f) per· cent of all hit11t dclcct.s. · ' ''I'm a bdievcr in folic acid. 1 . guess you cnul<l say 1' m rcltgious" saiU the rcscnrcher Dr Jud 'tt·h· H;t,ll • · '., tt' r•'l"s ..... .. ," 'll't"·W·.,,,er. • .::- ' forLhevit:unin Folic ·tcitl·i~ found in ''recn leat'y ve•.'et·thle ~ -..ut·lt 'Is hru",·,cls ' o ~ _, · •· ·· · sprouL' 'Pin·tch ·tnd lcllucc · •· ' . ' . · ;u td in many fruits. induJmg app 1e!\ ruu1 oranges. It also is availahk- in mos1 common multiple vit:unin supple· ments anU some hreaklast cereals. Hall, a gcnet1dst al t.hc Univc~~ sity of British Columhia. told researchers antl.l.locwrs at tile .Jack~ son ~:Jhorator.y in I3ar ,II.c_,t·hor that studtcs puhltshcd tim year h:\d vastly expand~U 1hc wk• of Joht.· acit.J in preventing Jise:t"c. Ye1 the word ha~ failed w reach No Rain Checks Will Be Issued many dtKII>f> and the ruhlic remams woctully tgnorant ol the " I'tngs.. JJ.,,· II s.nt ... I . new ttn< . In a survey cond uc1cd Ill June t·nr the . March of Dimt!s Birth DefcctsFclUfH_I:tlitlll . tlnly IS per· CCIH of. women oft:hihJhcaring age were aware of lhe Cl''ovcrnment's . recommentla(lon 4()() · th•t tl1cy · s consume of f llic al. 1east_ m1rrogram : _ <~ nc1d dmly _w prc~·r:nt spma h1hda and otl1er btrth deJects. . .11 ts c1_-unal that all ~omen ol dultlhcanng a~c take;: th1s prct.:au~ tion , Hall _sa td , hccau.se nt"~ ~omen rcr~11c they arc pH!gn:.u~t 11 IS ~~"" ; .Illy too late In prevent hHth detects . . . Th_c !lCW ~vu.lcncc .'\ugge~t1ng I hat folic :u:td ca1~ prevent hean auack:ooo anti strokes 1~ evt:n il:s~ well known , Hall said. . . , Stud1es done mostly wllh men . , ·t lh'll tmmedtsugges . ' men ·should .· .. . .. · ately begm to hoost tlll:u tn!IL .JcH.l level s, even he fore more1 cnndu·1S sives tmlie sare .tlnnt:.llal saK .. tl f·ar the .•audit:~ on folic adtl allll he~rt Jisca:-.e have hecn •do\w just on men Dr. Jaroh Scihllh, autllm of a pr.tpcr published 111 lhl' New 1 : 11~ * laud .lottnl;11 ol ML.:dtctnt.: in l;chru· arv that linke-d fuJi~ al:id dcricicn ci~s It) rm incn:a~cu ri:-.k of strokes. was more consCrvativc than l·hall. es,imnting thai folic ''t:id deficicn· cies might be resp<!nsible for 15 percent 10 attacks anti 20 percent of heart BEDFORD - Bedford Township Volunteer Fire. Department Committee. Tuesday. 7 p.m . Bed fordtown hRll. · ~ RACINE - Racine Area Community Organization meeting Tuesday, 6:30 p.m . at Star Mill Park . New members welcome. HARRISONVILLE - Harrisonville Senior Citizens, blond pressure clinic, 10 a.m . to II :30 a.m. Tuesday at the townhouse . Diana Coates, Meigs County Council of Aging, will be uoing the medical checks , followed by potluck rutd meeting. RUTLAND- Special meeting. RuUood Fire Departtncnt Auxiliary. Tuesday, 6 p.m. lire house to complete phms for block party. · stroke.~;,. ONE DAY SALE WEDNESDAY POMEROY- Wildwood-Garden Club, 7:30p.m. Wednesday, home of Evelyn Hollon. Roll call is a flower lo dry. MIKE SELLS Potato Chips Chuck Roast c 4 1/2. 5 oz. lb. PQMEROY Thursday, 7 Catholic Church on Mulberry Avenue. POMEROY - Meigs County Public Library B~ard meeting, I p.m . Thursday at the Pomeroy facility . FRIDAY ANTIQUITY - Faith Fellowship Crusade for Christ Songfest Friday, 7:30p.m. SATURDAY ANTIQUITY - Revival ai Faith Fellowship Crusade for Christ tltrnugh Aug. 4, 7:30 p.m. nightly. Net Cost $1.89 less 55¢ coupon , 28 oz. b $134 JIFFY CORN GREAT LAKES GRANULATED · STARKIST • ' Sugar $ 29 5# bag gal. Ice Cream $ 59 5 qt. pail $ 8.5 oz. HEAD MEADOW GOLD MUFFIN MIX I $ 2°/o Milk $ 69 Double Cheese Pizzas Chunk Tuna $ 6.5 oz. MAXWELL HOUSE · KITCHEN PRIDE Master Blend Coffee Bacon 34.5 01. $ 49 $299 61b. ' RC COLA, DIET RITE, KICK CITRUS, A & WROOT BEER, SUNKIST ORANGE 24 pk. 12 01 cans . 'Lows tonight In 70s. l'artly cloudy. Thursday, partly sunny. 14-15-16-17-29 Vol. 46, NO. 62 Copyright 1995 Pot!lffilY Grnup Anonymou~ meeting p.m. at Sacr~d Heart of Alcoholics VALLEY 'BELL~ CHEF BOY R DEE Buckeye 5: Page4 POMEROY- Free c)othing day at the Salvation Anny on Butternut Avenue Thursday. 10-12 p.m. LETTUCE c 253 Pick 4: 5918 High near 90. THURSDAY BRADBURY - Meigs County Church of Christ Women 's Fellowship meeting Thursday, 7:30 p.m: at Bradbury Church or Christ. Zion Church will have devotions. Prices In Effect While Quantities Last USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF Pick 3: POMEROY- Living in the Solution group of Narcotiq Anonymous meeting Wednesday, 7 p.m . at Sacred Heart Catholic Church on Mulberry Avenue. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1995 ONLY • Padres hand Reds 4-2Ioss Community calendar :Area native promoted in Navy: Ohio Lottery $4'' 298 SECOND STREET POMEROY, OHIO PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 26, 1995 ONLY ' . 2 Sections, 12 Pageo 35 cents Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, July 26, 1995 A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Meigs -Local ~Board -OKs no-gang--policy By JIM FREEMAN ty to occu( on district property or are educational in nature. Sentinel News Staff while students are under tbe ausOther policy revisions concern The Meigs Local Board of Edu- pices of tbe board." encouraging parent involvement in cation, meeting in regular· session However, student groups may Title I programs, unrequested . Tuesday evening, adopted changes be recognized as authorized sch!Xll leaves of absence, criminal history in board policies including a policy organizations i.f they are approved rerord checks and drug testing for barring gang activity on district by school administration, spon- CDL license holders. property. sored by school-approved personBoard President Larry Rupe ~ policy barring gang activity nel, composed of members of !be commented the policies are similar · concerns student groups and states c.urrent student body, hold the · to tbose in existence. " ... tbe board shall not tolerate any majority of their meelings at school In matters, the board type of gang or gang-related activi- and have established aims which hired Price and Carson Crow as junior high school cheerleader advisor and junior high school football coach, respectively, after it was·detennined no certified, qualified person applied for either position. The board also approved renewal of a service contract for the high school sewage treatment plant. with E.C. Babben Inc. of Canal Winchester for a cost of $75 every oUter month. Wright may seek third term on Ohio Court COLUMBUS (AP)- When Justice Craig Wright won re-elec· tion to !be Ohio Supreme Court in 1990, be told a reporter be bad no intention of running again. Now be may change his ntind. Wright is considering another campaign, despite a turbulent sec· ond tenn in which his temper led to a 1991 scuffle that left fellow Republican Justice Andrew Douglas wilb cracked ribs. Wright also was the target of a court investigation into allegations of misconduct that included use of a racial slur a decade earlier, and his role in cases that involved businesses in which he owned stock. A report on the investigation found no basis for disciplinary action against him. Wright, who bad not been expecled to seek a third tenn, said Monday that . .. those problems were behind him as be considered a request from Ohio Republican Party Chairman --Robert Bennett to run again. Still, Wright knows the past cair resurface in a political campaign. "The mauer with Justice Dou- · glas, I think they can legitimately point to personality problems berween us. But you know, !bat's been - bow long ago? - five years ago. That's a long time ago,'· . Wright said. As for the other matters, he said they would not figure into his decision. "I got cleared of all that stuff from top to bottom. The business about the conflicts fiad no basis in fact,'' Wright said in an interview. He recalled his 1990 statement about not running again, a decision be bad reaffirmed six or eight months ago. "Bennett started working on me. He's going to do, apparenUy, some extensive pomng in the next three or four weeks. He's already done some polling . It does look good," Wright said. Cons~mer - COMMEMORATIVE MAP· Area businesses and individuals can showca<e their husl. ness in a Meigs County commemorative map, 1 said Mitzie Myers of Hometown Publications. All proceeds will he returned to the Meigs Coon· ty Tourism Dep•rtment, Myers said. Area landwill .marks,. such as school< and the courthouse, . he included at· no cn.lilt, she added. t•oint l,leas- ant, W.Va~ and ,Gallipolis have already depicted their area and impowtont event.<. Di.splayin~ a 'sample map from left are l'ntty l'icken.s, Myers, Mei!}< County Tourism Director Kat·in Johnson, Judy Williams and Rev. Rol<tnd Wildman. (Sen· tinel photo hy George Ahate) Truck thief gets two-year jail term ' The second of two men who Should be be convicted on tbe stole a truck, in April and led charges in Pennsylvania, the authorities on 'a high-speed sentence for auto theft will run chase was sentenced to two ·· concurrent with any imprisonyears in prison Monday. ment handed down in that state, Hugh J. Hawkey of GreensCain said. burg, Penn., pleaded guilty to If his Pennsylvania incarceraauto !heft, a tbird degree felony, tion is less than two years, in the Gallia County Common Hawkey would return to Orient Plea.~ Court of Judge Joseph L. to complete ibe remainder of his Cain. sentence. Hawkey is wanted in PennHawkey and William sylvania on unrelated charges George, also of Greensburg, and the court will approve extrabroke into Bostic Motor Sales, dition if the state requests it, 1010 First Ave., Gallipolis, took Cain said in his court entry. lhe keys to a 1992 Toyota pickIn the meantime. Hawkey up truck and drove off with !be will begin serving his sentence vehiCle. at the Orient Correction Facility. : The pair allegedly stoppe~ at a Cheshire ·gas station before crossing into Meigs County. In Middleport, a police officer began a high-speed chase which ·ended in Langsville when the truck ran off the road ami ovenumed. Two Meigs sheriff's cruisers were also involved in the pursuit. Hawkey pleaded guilty to auto theft last month and was sentenced by Cain to two years in prison. In Meigs County, Hawkey was sentenced to 18 months in prison after pleading guilty to fleeing and eluding. The prison terms arc being served concurretttly. lease. or rental agreement. Horton said. The property owner will be responsible for properties during land-lease contracts, he added. Arnold Johnson, who will enforce· this ordinance. said the $12 a year fee for eacll unit will nm be collected until Jan . IS, 1996. "We're still getting the list of the apartment owners." Horton said. A rental unit is considered an apartment, not just the structure. CurrenUy, the village has aboul440 rental units, said Councilwoman Beth Stivers, who helped draft the new rules. Johnson inspects areas including: foundation, floors, walls, ceilings, roofs, windows, doors)..Stairs, porches, plumbing fixtures ~d pipes, electrical systems, heating, extermination , rubbish stora~e. garbage disposal, llot water tank and smoke detectors. The doors must lock securely, Johnson said. Any property with tour or more units, the landlord must provide a ctumpster, Johnson said. With less than four units, the tenant must pay for trash service. Johnson said he usually grants 60 days to make repairs. But in more serious infractions, he may allow just 3Q 'days. Landl.orus can appeal tile dedsions if they disagree with John ' . son's inspection demands . he added. If tenants lmve complaints about their property they s~ould leave a message at the village offices for Johnson. Landlords do not have to be contacted before Johnson enters their property, as long as tenants have requested an inspection. John son said. Property values will rise when the village's buildings aie beller ·maintained. he. added. "We're trying to bring the rcnwl properties up to safe and sanitary conditions," Johnson said. Tbe village can impose no more than a $100 tine for property owners and occupants who do not comply with the ordi~ances, he added. The ordinance is a revised ver~ sion of an ordinance that was proposed hlst fall. After objections from landlords, the new rules were halted until it was adopted last month. This revised ordinance' dropped the cost of the inspection from $25 to $12, limiting the inspection to once a year not evcty time a tenant moves out. The new ordinance also will not require screens, storm doors and lighting of public. halls . For specifics on the new ordinance, a copy of the rules can pick.ed up at the village offices. Contracts lor limd pro<lucts and equipment operation supplie' for the I '195-96 school year were awarded by the Southern Local Board of Education at its Monday meeting at the high schml. Bids accepted were from Heiners llakery for bread: Michael's ke Cream ror ice cream products; Snouffer Fire & Safety fnr fire extinguishers anu supplies; Dest Office Supply for maintenance ol husiness offitc education etJuip· mcn1; Warehouse Tire for hus lire.' ami tubes: Ashland Oil for furl anti oil ; Burlilc Oil for <llllilwac anti other similar 'SUpplies: anu Broughton Inc. for milk products . Otltn commcts will be awarded iater, Treasurer Dennie Hill said. Approv:1l w:1s given lo an earlier proposed high sdwol anJ junior high school grm.ling nolicy using numhers ill.'\ICatl of l~.:ttcrs . Also aprcovctl w:ts t.hc high sl..'hool' ;nul . jupim high School h:lllllhooh . · · Alic~ Williams w:ts hired a .. ; hcm.l cook at Southern lligl1 School to Jill lhc vacancy crettrcc.J hy the rcsi"gnntion of Alma .John son . 1\lsn hired was Daniel Rifllc for ~-1/2 hnur." a d:ty as <tssi:-.t:llll hus weather nornialization plan. company should have also refundThe plan, designed to even out ed !be .extra charges, estiinated by the utility's revenue, resulted in Columbia to have averaged $6.26 higher gas bills during warmerper customer over the five-month trial period. . than-normal weather and lower · Columbia Gas bas about 1 milbills when the wealber was colder than avefl!£C. lion customers in Ohio. The plan drew complaints "We want to find out exactly statewide from customers whose wbat the justification was for not bills went up during the unseason- . refunding !be money," said Kurt ably mild winter, and Columbia Waltzer, Cilizen Action's Ohio eventually dropped it. . director. Citizen Action argot<~ tbat !be Waltzer also accused the PUCO, which approved the Cohmibia plan as part of its !llOSt recent rate increase request", and the Consumers' Counsel of holding discussions of the plan in secret. The Consumers' Counsel is a state agency tbat is supposed to represent customers in utility rate cases. The reason why !be utility is not refunding the money Is that the weather normalization plan was part of the entire rate increase package; be said. mechanic in adtlilion In his duties as tnmsponatinn supervi.'\{Jr. The hoard approved mcmhcr· ship in the Coalilinn nf Rural and App:~achian Schools fnr the l 1J'J59ti school year :u a cost of $250. Plans were made for a meeting wilh Radn~.: Villag~ nll"icials 10 di ...;~ cu .'~ ." lhL: old l~al'inc Ekmcnlary Sehoul huildi11~ . whkh has hrcn wl<lto Racine fur $1 . The hoanl mailllain~.'ll lh~ nght usc certain pans of the building for srnragc spare :m\.1/or nllice.". At 01 July 11 mrcting , thl." ho:rrt.l <Uitl coundl mcmhers will go through to the huilding lo determine ust.: :mtl also tlisposilion of items whkh :ul~ still there. Pulling tile mandated (iAI' ((icwcrnmenl<tl 1\ct:ounring Pror.:t:s~) rrograru iruo plate was di:-.. cussed, atHI till' hoard hired Trim~ hk & t\~sucwtc;.. to · a~ sis f in the lll'a~ urt.: r ' ~ {Jffkc . Thl: next n:gular JllL·ct in~ was set for Aug. 21. AIIL'IHlin~ were Susie Gruc~er. l,ere Thmen. Don Smith, C.T Chnptilan and Marty M{lrarity, hoard mt:mbcrs; S11pcrin· tendent .l:une., Ray l.awrcncc: and 11 ill . Smith apolog'izes to ex-husband during court break · UNION, S.C .J.AP) - Susan Smith whispered, ''I'm so sorry, David," after her ·ex-husband tear· fully described bow distraught be was after bearing that she had drowned tbeir two sons. David Smith did not respond to the apology his ex-wife offered Tuesday as she was led from lhe courtroom during a break in the · penalty phase of her trial. "All my hopes, all my dreams. everything that I had planned for the rest of my life, it ended that day,_" Smith told a jury that must decide whether Ms . Smith will be executed. "I didn't know what to do. ll . hurt. Everything I•had planned on, my. life wilh lhe kids, was gone," he said as he began to cty. The prosecntion was exf1<1cled to finish its ca.se today. Unless all 12 jurors vote for execution, Ms. Smith will receive a life sentence. · If they decide on death, Ms. Smith would have her cboice of the elec· lric chair or lethal injection. Three · jurors wept during Smith's emotional testimony, Several times, Ms. Smith leaned over the defense table and cried as her e~·husband spoke about tlte day he learned his sons were murdered. Smith, who turns 25 on Thursday, said be believed 1tis then- wife's story that a carjacker had alxlucted the hoys. After a nine-day nationwide search, Ms. Smith confessed Nov. 3 to rolling her otr into . a lake with 3-ycar-old Michael and 14-month-old Alex strapped into their car seats. Defense attorney David Bruck calleu Smitlt's testimony "the most heartbreaking thing I ever heard in a courtroom." · "But I don't know that the conclusion the jury would draw from !hal is thM .Susan should be put in the electric chair." Bruck said outside court. The Smiths divorced in May, but Smith told jurors the marriage was rocky even before their second child was born . Once, when he came home late from work and his wife threatened to return to her mother, he told her she should leave right lhen. "Shamefully, I did grab Susan by tier arms and just more or less dragged her out of the bed and out to the front porch. Didn't throw her down o~ anything, just let her down on !be porch," he said. After Smith testified , the jury watched two videotaped re-enactments of lhe crime. ln~cstigators rolled a car hke Ms. Stluth' s into John D. Long lake. where she Continued on page 3 ARC clears another hurdle . . . group wants Columbia.Gas records . COLUMBUS (AP) - A consumer group asked stale regulators lo release information regarding a decision not to require Columbia Gas to refund money collected last winter under an abandoned plan to even out utility bills. Citizen Action cited the state's -open records law in letters sent Tuesday to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio and the Ohio . Consumers' Counsel asking for tbe infonnation regarding Columbia's Capital Conference in November; - Met in executive session to discuss personnel. Present were Rupe, Vice-president Randy Humphreys, board members Roger Abbot~ Scott Walton and John Hood, and Treasurer Jane Fry. Ailininistrative assistant Wendy Halar served as actinR . superintendent for Bil) Buckley who is on vacation. ,Southern Board awards contracts Middleport officials refine building cod~ rules By GEORGE ABATE ·Sentinel News Staff Middleport Village officials clarified its recently-passed building code ' ordinance at this week's council meeting. Council defined who will be responsible for' insect and rodent extermination and what constitutes a "rental unit". Middleport Mayor Dewey Hort9n said. The owners of rental property must rid Ute property of infestation · when the owners tlo not maintain the dwelling in a "reasonable insect-proof condition" . Whenever two or more units arc infested, the owners will be responsible for extenninarion. Otherwise, the occupants mu st pay for fumigation of their propertv, the new definition stated. · Also, a rental unit will include land installment contracts. oral tenancy. tenancy at will. and writt~n In other business, Ute board: - Agreed to consider for adoption a transportation handbook prepared by lransportation director Paul McElroy and to give consideration to adopting changes in board policies concerning vocational programs and rcmoval/e~pulsion of students; - Made plans to attend the Ohio School Board Association's 1 WASHINGTON. (AP) - The embattled Appalathian Regional Commission has cleared a hurdle In the U.S. Senate. The Energy and Water Development Subcommittee on Toes' · day approved a measure that Includes $182 miUion for the agency next year. Tbatls $40 ntilllo11 more than the U.S. House pro· posed, said U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky~ a member of the · panel. . ."There are still many ohslacles.to. o~ercome, but lnday's ~ole is a wonderful first step," said McConnell, who authored an amendment to save the ARC from elimination. McConnell said the b~l now goes to the full Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday. The agency provides funding for roads and other projects In 13 states, Including parts of Ohin. Its current funding level is $282 million. .. � 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. 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