http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0470f2bc155e0b8d7d7bd438cb9f3b5e.pdf 071aef7998f7ab3028b7d871b4a2ee2d PDF Text Text Ohio Lottery Chicago Bulls are eliminated Pick 3; 584 Pick 4: 7122 Buckeye 5: 1-8-17-29-37 Sports, Page 4 Vol. 46, NO. 15 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 19, 1995 Copyrlghl1995 Low tonlgblln 40s. Clear. Salunloy, aunny. Highs In mid· 70s. 2 Sections, 12 Pages 35 cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Damage assessment continues ·on floods to 564 Main S t, but cancelled a By GEORGE ABATE request for a boat from the Middle· Sentinel News Staff Area creeks and streams over- · port Volunteer F'ue Department. In other news, the Ohio Public flowed lheir banks again Thursday following continued rains, accord- Works Commission bas made $60,000 avaUable tbrougb a line of ing 10 em~ency pmcials. · But despite continued rainfall no credit for the replacement of one · families were evacuated overnight bridge and four culvert pipes, said Meigs County Engineer Robert Thursday, officials said. At least two evacuations Eason. The County Road 25 bridge, occurred Thursday, according to emergency reports, At 12:42 p.m. north of County Road 26 about Thursday, the Pomeroy Volunteer one-half mile, will be installed by Fire Department evacuated a slate workers, Eason said. The Ohio Bridge Co. already built . Burlingham residence. Within a week, a crew of work· At 4:24 p.m., the Rutland Volers will tear out the old bridge and unteer Fire Deparunen~ responded Flood News in Brief: > • I Relieffund seeks donations Page Twenty- De Dally Sentlnell995 Gradu-tlon Edition A donation of $\,000 to the Meigs Cooperative Parish Relief Fund bas been made by the Meigs Ministerial Association. Meeting Thursday morning at God's Connection, asspcialion m~bcrs discussed flodd ~ge and agreed to seek help from ecumemcal resources. ' Others arc being encouraged to make donations to the Relief Fund through the Farmers Bank, 211 W. Second St., Pomeroy, or Home National Bank,-Racine. · Applications for help will be accepted Tuesday from 10 a.rn.-2 p.m. at the Meigs Cooperative Parish headquarters, 311 Condor St., Pomeroy. Residents may call992-7400 for additional infonnation. Assistance sought for elderly Volunteers are needed to help clean up debris and mud left by Sunday's flash flooding in the homes of elderly residents. American Red Cross personnel said Thursday that several calls have been received from senior citizens appealing for help in get· ling their homes back into suitable condition. Anyone interested in lending a hand to the elderly victims is asked to call the Red Cross at1-541-1400. ) o•l'l'.en'ng he·lp Red C'..OSS ' 'JJ ' The American Red Cross is asking all residepts of Meigs and 'GaUia counties whose homes were hit by this week's floodwaters to visit the Red Cross service center if they would like to apply for help. The Red Cross gives emergency help for such things as shelter, food, clothing, medical supplies and other needs, depending on the individual family's needs. Those coming in to seck assistance should bring a form of identification. · The service center, located at the Meigs County EMS station next to Veterans Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy, is open from 9 a.m.-6 p.m:daily. For information, residents may call541-1402. . An exciting thing is about to happen in your community . The children of the future are about to make their mark. We at the FARMERS BANK care about the f~ture. And we care about the youth and growth of the communiiy. Not only do . we offer student loans and free checking accounts to full-time students, we are willing to discuss any of the financial needs or answer any questions of the ~ounger generation. WAS}j!NGTON (AP) - Con· gressional Republicans hope one balanced-budget plan begets anoth· er, with Majority Leader Bob Dole predicting the Senate soon will join the House and approve a measure to shrink government and erase deficits by 2002. ''The Senate will also keep our word to the American people ..'' Dole, R-Kan., said in a statement shortly after be witnessed the his: toric approval Thursday of tbe House budget. by a near party-line 238-193 vote. That includes •'the resources to allow us to give America's families the tax relief they deserve," Dole said. The chief architect ·of the I louse plan, Rep. John Kasich, R-Ohio, · -~ ~· ~ ~.. "· 1995 Gra~uates! , • Your B3.nkfYuJi/i... Fs Farmers Bank & Savings Company I '" ....._ . . ._ """ d Member F.O.I.C. \ 1/ 211 WeSI Second Slreel P.Q. Box 626 · _.. Pomerov~mv- - ·-·--·----~..Ol¢~2136 Route 7 P 0 Box 339 614 ¢67-316\ _ @r ..... . \~llPeTH'l<>.n~ OH 45763 ' . lENDER • ' Three members or the 1995 Southern High School graduating class will be recipients of S I ,000 college scholarships for tbe 1995_.96· school year .from the Ernest A. "Bud" and Maxine Spencer Wingett Memorial "Trust Scholarship Program, it was announced today by Trustee Robert Wingett. . The whiners are Jacob Matthew ,Morrow. co-valedictorian; Kendra Marie Norris, salutatoria~; and. · Mason Gordon Fisher, one or the graduating class bonorarill,ns. The perpetual scholarship pro· gram was established in 1993 from proceeds of the estate of the late •· "Mr. a01fMrs·. Wingett, longtime Meigs County educators ~ho were residents .or Racme. Residents of • Sutton Township and lineal grand ' • '/ said the budget. plan is intended to restore balance in a government that has grown too large. · "The 21st century is about the pow.er of the individual, not the power of bur1!3ueracy or the power of red tape," be said. As Budget·Committee chair· man, Kasich was handed the job of drawing up ·a plan to protect defense, include tax cut.S and bal· ance the budget within seven years. The Senate began work on the plan Thursday, and the debate is expected to break down along partiSan lines as it did in the House. Democratic leader Tom Daschle of South Dakota said his party would seek to restore funds for Medicare, education and llix cuts for the working poor. with offset· Scholarships awarded to -three graduating seniors at Southern And Let's Be Careful Out There! ' Pomeroy apartment building hit by fire Senate aims for budget passage No matter your needs, we at the SAVINGS FARMERS BANK and COMPANY can help make the sometimes confusing world of finance available and understandable. .We're dedicated to the. advancement of our community, and would like to.start with the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1995! After all, who better to help you plan . YOUR future than your Ban!< For Life? Stop by the Fa.rmers BAnk· no matter what your needs, let us be you BANK'FOR LIFE! Congratulatio~s, • tbe new one will be installed, Eason said. The bridge should take no more than two weeks to replace. Culverts washed out by rain include County Roads 28, 352, 174, 36. Most culvert repair will be done county crews, be added. "They are In tbe process of eval· · uating other things," Eason said. "We're not sure of all the damage. We have underwater damage." State Rep. John Carey, R-Well· ston, reviewed the storm damage with the deputy director of tbe slate Emergency Management Agency. . Dale Shipley. Carey said be continues to work toward getting funding from the State Controlling Board. He also bas continued to contact the state · adjutant general's office and federal officials. · The Small Business Administration assessed damage~ Thursday. Low interest loans at 4 percent rates over 30 years may be available, Shipley said. last Sunday devastat.ed sections of the county. RISING WATERS - A Meigs County· The SBA estimated total dam- church surrounded by rising waters became a Preliminary damage estimates have been put at ages at $3.035.493. $3 million by the Small Business Adminislra· familiar sight this week. Storms on Thursday The administration li&ted dam- compounded fears of flooding after heavy rains lion. (Sentinel photo) ages to homes with 42 major dam· ages and 53 ininor damages for a total of $1,516,000. The businesses damaged bad five with major damage and 12 with minor damage for a total of $748,000: Other property damage was list- · ed at one major and three minor for $85,000. County roads, bridges and cui· vert estim•tes for damage were updated 10 $686.493. "I bad deja vu of Massieville," Wate'r and smoke Shipley said while traveling along damage reported State Route 124 Thursday, referring to a flood in Ross County a to homes, store few years ago. "A significant dif· fercnce in Massie ville lost three By GEORGE ABATE people. I just really commend them Sentinel News Staff for being able to respond." A 4-year-old child playing with The Red Cross may get a cigarette lighter apparently startapproval to help .finance a bridge, ed a fire in a three-story frame Shipley said. Pomeroy apartment building at 2p The county engineer continues · E. Second St. Thursday. said io define and prioriti~ work, Ship· Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Depart· · ley said. ment Chief Danny Zirkle. "We want to make sure we can It was reponed that the son of Jl (Continued on Page 3) one of the residents was on a bed in a second-floor aparunenl playing with the lighter when the bed clothing was ignited. The fire spread from the bed, up the wall to the ting cuts elsewhere. The GOP ceiling and into .the third floor blueprint. he said, was "short on apar1111ent. · vision, short on fairness and short Carla McConaha, who lives in on common sense.' • an adjoining apartment, said she "Gripe, gripe, gripe," rebutted was able to remove her family's Republican Whip Trent Lott of television and stereo. McConaha's Mississippi in a Senate speech mother, Patty Stewart, said area POMEROY FIRE - No injuries were r.~~in this Thurshours later. '.'Don't touch tliis, childrcn first told her about .the file. day evening lire at 217 E. Second SL, accord ng Pomeroy Voldon't touch that," be said of the . The family had not noticed any unteer Fire Department ofT'odals. Pomeroy a ' dleport volunDemocratic response to deficits. teer fire departments responded to the scene. ent' &1-pboto) smoke before that, Stewart said. In a preliminary political skir· The 80-year-Qid building susmish, Republicans decided to force tained smoke and water damages to The other two apar1111cots in lhe -~crumed to quarters at 7:40 p.m., a vote today on President Clinton's apartments one and three above budget. It envisions $200 billion Ken's Appliance Service , Zirkle separate building were not dam· Ztrklc srud. . Pomeroy fire department bad 26 annual deficits indefinitely into the said. Ken's Appliance Service sus- aged, Zirkle added. The structure was not msured, firefighters at the scene, with 10 future, and Republicans decided 10 tained water damage. Ken's Appliance Service . manager Dale Taylor sa1d. The firefighters from Middleport. vote on it in an attempt to embar· rass the White House and under- employees could not be reached for two. three -sto~y structures are Pomeroy scm two pumper ttucks and one squad, while Middlepon score their own willingness to comment this morning. The owner owned by Bruce rearord. Pomeroy firefighters were called sent .one pumper truclc and one ladmake an ambitious attack on was reportedly out of town when the fire occurred. to the scene at 6:10 p.m . and der, Zirkle said. deficits. nieces and nephews. and their AU-Scholastic Award as Meigs descendants, wherever they may County's outstanding senior. in reside, are eligible to apply for the addition to being the SHS graduating class co-valedictorian. He plans. scbolarsh ips. . Winners are selected by a five- to attend Marietta College jn the member board on the basis of test · fall to pursue a l;>achelor' s degree in scores, academic performance, sports medicine, and then attend extracurricular activities, character, medical school specializing in radiversatility and other potentialities . ology. Morrow is a National Honor for success in college and post-col· ' lege life. Scholarships are renew- Society m~bcr, bas been active at able [or three additional years or Southern in the quil: bowl; drama, KENDRA M. NORRIS until §'uch time as the winners have yearbook and pep club, is active , MASON G. FISIIER J, MATIHEW MORROW completed requirements for a with the Meigs County Library degree, whic(Jever is sooner. A' Youth Council. arid has been a 4-H College 10 work toward a degree in se~rc tary/treasurer ·Of her class, . _He~ ~ei activities include par. qu1z bowl and drama. She-earned ticopating m softball and voUe ball total of $10,000 in scholarship club president He is a. bass J!Uilar pediatric medicine. money was distributed. during the player and has kerved as vacation . Her activiti es at Southern the All -Tn -Valley_ Conference for four years, ~d be,ing a ~ible mclude National Honor S'oclety . AcademiC Award, IS a Ve terans . school teacberassiSianl ~ Bible schoolteacher: previous twtnears of tht; P.l1)_gi'aln. "iiie~bership, volleyhal[ sOJ'iliati:-Mcm(lrial 1Ips pi ta l volunteer and ~Fi-stler-;--'6inirMr."811d Mrs. Mi5s Notris, ·daughter of 'Mr. Morrow , the son ol Mark and semor.play, library asststant. _yearmcmhcr ol the M~1gs County , pordon Fi$ber of Syracuse, is and Mrs. Gary Norris of near Vicki Morrow of Syracuse, is book photographer, magazine s~f. Library ~outh Council. · (Continued on Paae J) Racine, e)tpects 10 attend Otterbein recipient of the Franklin B. Walter •· • • '' . • •I>' • I • �• \ Friday, May 11, 1915 Commentar. The Daily Sentinel Fnday,May1t,1995 · Pege2 clal exhibit ltlhe gaUety - "The extensively," allMiloa water to Gloly of Venice" - w11ete be saw seep Into the Ellt llld Welt build- an employee cbeckin& lhe Je8llinp mas. HeMin& llld coolln& 1)'11aDJ oosomeofthethetm,'llN• were assailed for ~ tempera"As lhe lighting was dim, one might have expected him to use a flasblightto read the dials," he 10ld Jack Anderson: ua. "Instead, he used a cigareue , lighter! 1n a room full of painti1111 · and belonging to the Queen o(En&~ lllld notable Eurnpeatl musetiii\Sf 1 Michael Blnsteln bad visions of the lighter Darin& up and seeing a Canaletto meet its tote and bumldlty IJI&]functloos that · demise. Surely Ibis is a careless "could easily exceed poorly ani! incompetent attitude at work trained workers' abilities' to fix here." lhem before damage Ia done. · MISSING THE BOAT- Tbe After our initial column U.S. State ~partment apparently appeared. lhe bead or the gaUery believes lhat when it comes to promised a congressional subcomtaxpayers' money, it's mittee that the problems were managing besiiO buy high and sell !ow, being fixed. But a letter from one By selling or leasing some of its of our readers in Wasbington, D.C. Japanese property holdings at the - wbo walks at anolher Smithsoheight of lhe Tokyo real estate nian Museum and requested boom, the State Department could anonymity - S!lUests lhat lhe bave netted hundreds of millions of gallery still hasn't gotten the picdollars for American taxpayers. ture. Our failhful reader was skeptical But bureauaatic bickering lllld stall of our story IDitil he attended a spe- tactics kept any deals from being By ... The imprudent issue FICTION . YOUR INTERACTIVE DEPARTMENT? A~lER wmc,OONNAIJ ft!Or.S/5: • ,?.l.J. • made. Now that lhe boom has turned Ill bull. 10- have cbpna:s foe a quick 1!11(1 tidy profit. Throuahout the 1980a, real eaiBie va\IJCI in Tokyo climbed an average of 30 percent per year. Tbat pattern fell into reverse in 1990, wilh land values fallin& 30 percent or more since tben. Separate studies in 1988 lllld,!991 rec· omi'IMMIOO that lhe U.S. ~on in Tokyo either seD or lease parts or its holdings that weren't needed. This inCluded Ibm: largely unused aau of lhe Mitsui compound (valued at $795 million), the deputy chief of mission's residence, and tbe Treasury House- set aside for the lOp financial anache - valued in 1990 at $15.1 million. • · According to a report by con-· gressional investigators, plans to ' sen lhe Treasury House have now been wt on hold after "interagency squabbles" between lhe Treasury and State Departments caused delays. 1n the meantime, land values plummeted and lhe house was aUowed to deteriorate to where it's now worth about $5 million - or one-lhird the original priee. State Department officials also refused 10 part wilh lhe deputy cbief of mission's residence, even lhough Ibis half-acre estate is worlh $92 mil· lion and is no longer needed. . PENTAGON PUMPS UP - It must be nice work if you can get it. Thanks to the dedicated efforts of Rep. Patricia Schroeder, DColo., 40 civilian women in Massachusetts are earning $500 each ror something many others would do for free: exercise. The program is part of lhe Pentagon's efforts to see if womeo can do combat-related work as wen as men. The program is called "Effects of a Specifically Designed Physical Conditioning Program on lhe Load Carriage and Lifting Performance of Female Soldiers," and it will cost !~payers $140,000. It's all part of the $20 million Defense Women's Heallh Research Project inserted by schroeder into lhe Pen· tagon's budget last year. Program participants - who started their 24-week regimen in March - will endure one-and-a· half hours of weight-training and aerobics five days per week under tbe supervision of Army researchers. When lhey complete tbe program, women will be expected to undergo a two-mile bike carrying a 75 -pound backpack, among olher lests. Jack Anderson and Michael Blostein are writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Using children as a battering ram Today in history '. watching PBS in N~ w Jersey is about (though never with any sta· $67,000. Those Republican mea- tistical support) that lhe principal nies wanted to close down -'-' you buyers of Mexican dollar-denomiguessed it- "SesameSireet"! · nated bonds (tesobonos) were Now, as it happens the Chi!· American pension plans - and dren's Television Workshop, which hence the retirees, widows and produces "Sesame Street," is such children dependent on those plans. a bowling fmancial success that its Once again tbe all-purpose cry annual profit would go far toward went up: Save the children! eliminating the need for a govern- . i\!ld so on and on, through vir· ment subsidy of public television tually every federal program all by itself, if it wasn't simply designed to ladle outlhe taxillonars pocketed by the producers. But all of the middle class to the we beard was lhat Newt Gingrich . Democrats' pet subsidies: If lhere was out to deprive little children of ar.e any children involved at all, "Sesame Street." push them out front and then yell, · · The same Big Lie -was rolled out . "Don't punish the children!" again to block any serious Republi- · Children are the most tragic vic· · can attempt to refonn welfare. You tims of tbe welfare system lhat the can't stop issuing government • liberal Democrats have fastened checks to unwed mothers, th e onto !he necks of America's poor. Democrats explained, because tliat Until we have lifted that yoke, they wool!! "punish the children"! (The will continue to be. , idea that forcing children to grow William Rusher Is a Distlnup in an environment wilh a single gulsbed Fellow or the Claremont mother addicted to crack is a Institute ror the Study or States· hideous punishment in itself never manshlp and Pollllcal Phllosooccurs to these sob-siiters.) phy. Incredibly enough, even Bill (For inrormallon on bow to Clinton's $20 billion Mexican communicate electronically wllh bailout was justified as a child-sup· Ibis columnist and others, conport measure. It was widely put tact America Online by calling 1800-827-6364, exL 8317.) I .. Accu-~ fancut for nothing to do wilh Alex's death. ''Nothing so infuriates ole,'' Coffin said in a sermon two weeks later, "as the incapacity of seemingly intelligent people to get it through their beads that God doesn't go around Ibis world with his finger on triggers, his fist around knives, bis band on steering wheels.'? · ··· I believe that as ardently as Cof- . fin does. But what Coffin forgot was lhat at the time of death especially sudden dealh - we all try in 1our own fumbling ways to make sense of lhe great mystery thai we are now'face to face with. "Why did it happen?" we want to know. The woman who so infuriated Coffin was standing before this most awesome of human experiences and saying humbly, "I don't understand. Tbls was a good young man wilh a promising future before him. Wby 4id God take him so soon?" Wbelher 'God "took Alex" or not, you and l.,koow people wbo were consoled at the death of · someone close to tbem by tbe thought that Ibis was somehow part of God's plan. • • Tbe weekend at least will start OUL on a ni~ note in Ohio. F~ecasters pred1ct partly sunny skies and t&npemtures in the upper 70s on Saturday before tbe storm clouds return The · · nded oda d . nllll e t Y .an c1ear skies were expected tomght. Tbe National Service said flasb waters m_parts of southem 0hohio were receding. . . . 8 wen and thunderstorms w11l ~ely return 011 Saturday and conttnue Sunday and Monday, the NWS said. . The record-high rempellll1lre for this _dale at the Columbus .weather statton was 92 degrees 10 1964 while lhe record low was 37 in 1894. Sunset tonight will be at8:42 MICH. • .•· fl?od IND. • IColumbus In• I ~ Weatb~r cl.ear_ by_ t_ h is evening = ,. ~m: The Dally Sentinel • Page 3 aturday at 6.1 3 medW.=! Vtr~mta, and s~ Acroa the nation Eas~ shore. es . ong Maryland 5 Tenaesseans were cleaning up Skies were likely to clear today IOday from IDIJI'e than 50 tornadoes . . . . part of alille of storms lhat pun: ::f~~;.;!e:eu1.~ !mches isbed die Midwest lllld Soulh lllld M . . u y. M' . . • ore ram was lijccly for Baton .•ssoun was keepmg an eye on ·Rouge La. soaked by nearly 5 ram-swollen rivers. inches ~f tab. Tbursda ni 1 A tornado spun tbrougb the Thunderstorms wire tnibg up mos_tly Amish communitr .of along the East Coast lllld llllolhei 2 Ethridge, Tenn., Thursday, killmg inches of rain was forecast before three people. Anotbec slammed into a busy Nashville-area shopping mall, damaged businesses and tliPiled cars and tractor-trailers. ·rn neighboring northerg Alaba· rna. tornadoes ripped apart houses and mobile homes and injured dozens of people. The Tuppers Plains-Chester High winds caused power out· Water District has issued a boil order for Chester and Sutton Townships because of a main line break. Residents should boil ali drinkcreeks and streams were devastated ing. and cooking water for at \.east by silt damage, he added. Hay put· three minutes·before being conchase costs may not be assessed sumed, saitl, Robert Harrison. chief operator. until next year. he added. The areas afrected are State Only about 25 percent of the com bad been ptanled, while about Route 7 from Texas Road to Baer 10 percent of the soybeans were Road; Pomeroy Pike from State Route 7 to Meigs High School· planted, Kneen said. · The greatest losses will be seen Pine Grove Road to Forest Ru~ in late planting dates, Kneen added. After May 10, one bushel ~eld is lost per acre per day. .~ Some damage is expecte to livestock, be'added. Meigs Local School students Rutland trash pick-up set . Robinson's trash collection will were told to stay home ·today, after p1ck up Satu,rday where lhey were . being sent home early Thursday. unable to pick up earlier in the Eastern Local students also were sent home early Thursday, but week. · remained in session Friday. RACO to meet . RACO \liill meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m at Star Mill Park, Racine. New members are welcome . • --Area ·deaths.-Robert C. Johnson (Continued l'rom Pap 1) tap money with the Ohio Public Works Commission," Shipley said. Federal money tbrougb the natural resources conservation service will be used first, while state and then .local money will be spent on this project, be added. Today, Shipley said be will talk with tbe Ohio Department of DeveloP.ment to see if block grants are avatlable. Residents bave complained about costs, but residents do not have to live in lhe flood plain to purchase Ibis insurance, be added. Crop and farm damage may not be fully assessed until next year, according to Meigs Extension Agent Hal Kneen. Hay fields in lhe bottoms near Robert C. Johnson, 70, of Point Pleasant died Friday, May 19 1995 at Pleasant V:alley Hospital. . · • ' ' !"e was a retired plant engineer for tbe Kyger Cteek Plant, Cheshire, . Ob!o; b~ was a~·~· Amly veteran of World War U; a graduate of the Umvemty of Mtcb1gan; and a member of Christ Episcopal Church in · Pomt Pleasant. Born September 30, 1924 in Casper, Wyoming, he was a son of the . late Al~xan~ B. Jobn"!ln lll.'d Mary (Whistler) Johnson HaD. He IS survtved by b1s wtfe, Jo A. (Knight) Johnson; a daughter and . son-':'1-Iaw, Holly and Ron ~lders of Point Pleasan~ t1yee sons and daugbUnits of tbe Meigs County ters-m-law, Roger and Tern Johnson of Point Pleasant, Mark and Laura Emergency Medical Service Johnson of BloomingtOn, U.., and Scott and Linda Johnson of Alameda, responded to 1:1. calls for medical CA; and six grandchildren. · assistance, a fire in Pomeroy .on A: mem.orial service will he beld at 6:30p.m. Sunday, May ~1. at tbe Second Street, and assisted in sev. Cbrtst Ep1scopal Church, 804 Main · Street, Point Pleasant with Rev eral flood related incidenl~ Thurs' James B. Bernacki officiating. · · . ' · · day. : The family will receive friends at the home, 500 Chandler Drive, Point Units responding to medical · Pleasant, on Sunday from 34 p.m. · 1 emergencies were: · In lieu of flowers the family requests tbat donations be made to Point POMEROY . Pleasant Emergency Medical Service, 2309 Jackson Avenue Point Pleas· 12;19 p.m., Burlingham, Ken ant, WV 25550. ' Doty, refused treatment. Arrangements are under !he direction ofCrow-Hussell Funeral Home. 3:14 p.rit. Rocksprings Road, Brian Young. VMH. 6:14 p.m. Transfer sq uad to Lasley Street, motor vehicle .acciVirginia Herold Johnson, 76, of Gallipolis Ferry died Friday, May 19, dent, Sonny Lemley and Eiiie Lem1995, at Pleasant Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Point Pleas· ley, Veterans Memorial Hospital. 6:10 p.m., fire call to Second ant . · Born August 24, 1918 In Cowen, WV, she was a daughter of the'late Stteet (see story, page!) · 7:22 p.m., Mulberry Heights, Ernest Hill and Ada (Worrell) Herold. Sbe was lhe owner and operator of the COlton' Basket in Point Pleasant and was a member of the Westminsler Betty Baronick, Veterans Memorial Methodist Church and attended Jordan Baptist Church.. Hospital. . 11:57 p.m. Pomeroy Nursing . She was also preceded in dealh by ber husband, Leeland M. Johnson. She is survived. by a sister and brother-in-law, Rule "Ree" and Walton ai1d Rehabilitation Cenler, Georgia Manley of Reedsville; and lhree nephews. Service will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, May 21, at Crow-HusseU Funer· ;p Home, Point Pleasant, with Rev. David Frazee officiating. Burial wiD Soutb-Ce'ntral Ohio follow in the Bilale Chapel Cemetery in Apple Grove. . Tonigbt...Clear. Low 45 to 50. Visiting hours will be held at the funeral home Saturday from 6-9 p.m. L1ghl winds. ·. Saturday ...Mostly sunny. High 75 to 80. Updated most of state to end 18, •• rain chances or change scattered showers to sprinkles ... And Holzer Medical Center. Born November 13, 't937 at Graham Station, be was a son of the laie · decreased clouds. .Extended rorecast Charlie and Leiba (Rickard) Lieving. He was a construction worker at Saturday night. .. A chance of AKZO Chemical and a member of Local 543 in Huntington. Survivors include his wife, Lois (Clark) Lieving; four daughters and · showers or lbuhderstorms. Lows in lhree sons-in-law, Cindy and Dennis Guess of Chapmanville, WV, Vickie !he upper 40s to lower 50s. and Roger Bumgarner of Letart, Tammie and Don McCoy of Shelbyville, . Sunday ... A chance of showers · KY. and Bonnie Lieving of Letart; six grandchildren; a sister, Madeline and -thunderstonns. Highs from the . Roush of Letart; four brothers, Bobby, Larry, and Lewis, all of Letart, and · upper 60s to the mid 70s. Monday... A c!)ance of showers Thomas of Albany, Ohio. Service will be Sunday, May 21, at1 :30 p.m. at the Foglesong Funeral . and thunderstorms. Lows in the · Home, Mason, wilh Rev. Rankin Roach officiating. Burial will follow in 50s. Highs 65 to 75. · . Tucsday ... Fair. Lows in the 40s. . Graham Cemetery. . H1 gl1s in the 60s. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday from 6·9 p.m. --Weather- \~~:~~ :,:""~~~':!,..., ~ ,~; Kathryn Matthews Kalhryn Taylor Matlhews, 80, Gallipolis, formerly of Cheshire, died Thursday, May1·8, 1995 in the Holier Senior Care Center. · ~om July 20, 1914 in Middleport, qaughlc~ of the late Clyde and Lydta Lee Taylor, she was a homemaker and a member of lbe Lighlbouse Assembly of God in Gallipolis. She .was also preceded in death by her husband, Wayne F. Matlhews, on Apnl 25, 1987; two sons, Jack L Mattbews and Billy Lee Matthews· and three brothers and a sister. ' Surviving are a daughter, MJ:s· Lee (Betty Jo) Clark of Gallipolis; six grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren and a great-great grandchild· and a sister, Bemiece Matthews of Elyria. " ' Services will be 1:~0 p.m. Su~day'_in the Willis Funeral Home. with Pastor.Ken ~tone offic1aung. Buna! wtll be t.n !he Gmvel Hill Cemetery, Chesh1rc. Fnends may call at !be funeral home on Saturday from 6-8 p.m. . . 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Star Bank ...............................41lll Wendy lnt'l............................ 16 518 Worthington_,_,_ lnd ................... .ll '1/4 Stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. He is a National Honor Society quotd provided by Advest or member, serving as its vice pres Gl!llpulls. denf, Ohio University Regio · scholar, on the. Student Council, a member of the Meigs and Gallia County .Leadership Conference, lllld on the Tri-Valley Conference VETERANS MEMORIAL HOS· All-Academic Team. :o PITAL Thursday Fisher played basketball and · Admitllld: None golf ·for all four years of high · Discharged: Edith Cook of school, was a member of !he senior play cast, In the NatpreCiub one Pomeroy. year, served on !be prom committee, member of lhe Spanish Club KANAUGA DRIVE-IN and Varsil~ S, an EMIT 'magazine FRI., SAT. SUN. writer an served on the alumni DAMON WAYANS banquet committee. , IN ll' MAJOR PAYNE PG·13 •. Members of the Wingett MemoAND rial Educadon Trust boiu:d of direc' tors, in addition to Robert Wingett, THE BRADY BUNCH trustee, are Mrs. A.E. Lee, Douglas MOVIE PG-13 Little, Judge Fred W. Crow T1I aiid 446-1068 James Adams . ~the N~t. 5 TheGnaulon botTspot Thursda 10 Y 1 was a veston, eus ~~ . ~g~ees.· The coldest was eacbam, Ore., at 26 degrees. Temperatures today were to . reach the 50s d 60s 10 · the North ~ ~~ lhtk605 .~n~ew ~gland, tbe 70s. ~Os an':f90, i~:~ ;~:~ and the 80s and 90s in lhe s th • ou • Road , Sand Ridge, Roy Jones Road, Oak Hill Road, Riebel Road, and Vinegar Street. . The boil order .will remain in effect until further notice, Harris said. Samples of water will be taken today and once a good report on sam pies has been been obtained, then conswners wiD he advised so that they can cease boiling their drinking and cooking water. He emphasized tbat the boil order will continue until samples pass the coliform bacteria test. Meigs announcements Meigs EMS logs 13 calls .: Virginia H. _Johnson tbe storms were to move away T-P-C District says drinking water should be boiled Flood assessments ... WVA. Are all tragedies God's will? • Saturday, Mlly 20 . Olhcr Christians, like Coffin, reject the notion lhat God's band can be seen in the misery and suffering in lhe world. God, they say, is "not in the earlbquake, wind and fire" - or in the bomb that went off in Oklahoma City. He is the "still, small voice" that c01nforts our bruised and breaking hearts In every catastrophe. His .Is the reassuring arm across · our shoulder when fear lurks and · terror strikes. It may appear to be the' arm of a friend, but it is of~en in such guise that God visits lhe world . of titen and women. God's ix>wer to stop evil may be limited in this' view, but bis goodness is unlimited and it is through the power of goodness, not lhrough some omnipotent compelling force, tbat we shall ultimately triumph over all our Oklahomas. George Plagenz Is a syndicated writer for Newspaper Enterprise Assoo:latlon. ·I (For Information o~ how to communicate electronically with this columnist and other1, contact America OnUIIe by caiUng 1· II00-8l7-C1364, exL 8317.) ~~!!!!xpe~t!!~o OHIO Weather National Gallery still has. problems WASHINGTON- A recetll incident auggcall lhlt the Nat!M!o! • Gallery of. Art still basn'tllliSICRCI the rme art of procectinl its priceless collection. Two monlhs qo, we reported lhat officials were trying to airbrusb alleaations that lhe gaUery ROBERT L. WINGETI\ takes slopPy aue of its artwork Publisher .more lhan 75,000 pieces ransiDI ,from Picasso& to van Gogbs. A conndential report by an indepc:a• MARGARET UJHEW dent team of experu revealed lbal it CHARLENE HOEFLICH ControUer was "unanimous in its opinion dial General Manager the conditioas of the facilities llld the organizational p:oblems" at the gallery ''lhreaten lhe security of LETI'ERS OF OPINION are weloome. They should be less than 300 words long. :All letter.; are subject to editing and must be signed with name, lhe collection." address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters Art galleries - like laboratories should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. - are meant to he controlled environments, as excess humidity or heat can sometimes cause perma. nent dama~e to old, delicate paintings. Yet mvestlgators found lhe National Gallery in a condition far below what most people would • accept In lheir own home. ByWALTERR.MEARS · , According to the report, lhe slcyAP Special Correspondent .. . ligbts and roof at the gallery "leak WASHINGTON --For the politically cautious, Social Security is the imprudent issue, a program to be kept off lhe b11dget table, untouchable despite lhe signals lhat there will have to be changes to keep it sound. But two senators, a Democrat and a Republican, are defying the assumption lhat it's too risky to reform and restrain now, proposing a package of bllls aimed at curbinl! tbe growlh of entitlement spending like Social Security and reining in congressional and federal government retirement plans at the same time. Sen. Bob Kerrey, D-Neb., and Sen. Alan Simpson, R-Wyo., are introducing eight bills to take some of the steps the·presidential commission on entitlement reform, which Kerrey co-chaired, cOnsidered but couldn't WHERE~ agree on in 1994. Kerrey said in an interview lhat tbe mood may have changed witb Republicans driving for sharp spending cuts in their effort to balance the budget by 2002, an exercise from wbicb· they specifically exclude Social Security changes. The topic is off the table at lhe White House too. Simpson questioned how eilher side in lhe budget maneuvering could rule so vast a program off limits, and lhen answered: "You leave it off lhe table out of pure political terror." . But be said it won't work, tbat the share of federal spending subject to the decisions of Congress is ~nking steaclil y as entitlement expenditures go up, and lhat It has to be changed. f There have been such efforts before, usually punished. That .led to !be description of Social Security as the ,third rail of American policies, not to be .touched. Some GOP leaders blamed their loss of Senate control in 1986 on Republican support for a curb.on cost-of-living increases in bene· fits. And lhe Kerrey panel, after agreeing that something has to be done on entitlement spending, couldn't come close to agreeing on solutions. " The landscap;e shilled around here, and that may make this look a lot more moderate, ' said Kerrey, who insists lhat long-term entitlement spending reform is the way to deal :wilh budget deficits, and that it can't be done if Social Security is untoucllable. · Entitlements ani !he programs that pay benefits to Americans who qualify by formula. That is automatic; it bas to be paid, as does tbe interest on the national debt. Entitlements and interi:st add up to 64 percent of what the federal government wiU spend this year, 49 percent for entitlements alone. Retirement and health programs are ijlcreasing most steeply, and Medicare, headed for insolvency in 2001 or 2002 unless it is overhauled, is a GOP b'udget-c utting ta,rgel now. That's a separate but-intertwined isstie. Kerrey said his aim is to make Social Security sound for future • • . retirees, so that the commitment between generations will be kept. 1 ~ The bills Kerrey and Simpson were introducing today include measures to: -Change the Social Security. federal and military retirement pro· grams to lilnit cost-of-living adjustments, reductions to181ing llearly $67 Not long ago, on a crowded city described, by the Democrats and biUion over five years. stteet, I was startled when a gruff the liberal media. as "slashing the . . - Increase lhe age of eligibility for full Social Security benefits at a male voice barked in my right ear, school-lunch program," and the faster rate than·in current law, which gradually raises it from 65 to 67, and "Look out for tbe little girl!" GOP took a lot of beat for being put it at 70 for people now under 29 years old. That wouldn't affect anyLooking down, I saw right in front one now over the age of 51. And it would deal with nearly 60 percent of of me a child of perhaps 4, whom I William A. Rusher lhe projected long-term deficit in lhe program. -Establish individual personal investment plans in which 2 percent of could easily have stumbled over. Behind ber, just to my right, bold- cruel to children. · a worker's payroll taxes would be invest~lans outside the standard ing the child's band high and guidNow, when I tbink of tbe . · Social Security syslem. Those personal investm~t plans would be indi· ing her forward. was her tathera school-lunch program I think of the : villual property, earning higher r!)ies of return than ilis'ocial Security. husky chap wilh no visible disabilidairy indu. s try, which for some ; -Limit congressional, civil service and military benefits for future ties. mysterious reason is. its most - · -retirees·to put them in line wilh what olher citizens receive. . I obediently got out of the way, enthusiastic supporter. It seems to : Any one of !hose proposals would stir conlroversy and stiff political but I was tempted to snap at lhi: me a perfectly· legitimate 'question : resistance. Kerrey said be's been promised bearings in the Senate Finance father, "Stop using your daughter whether middle-class taxpayers · Commiuee; action, let alone approval, is anolher matter. as a battering ram!" • ought to be forced (as generations "I'm going to be around for five years to work on it," be said. ' Tbe incident strikes me as a per· of Democratic Congresses have . "We're just going to keep coming," Simpson added. " We both like to feet analogy for lhe current Demo- forced them) to buy milk from the : get in the fray .:· · cratic tactic of depicting all pro· dairy industry to give to little posed Republican budget reduc· Rockefellers whose llarents could , EDITOR'S NOTE- Walter R. Mears, vice president and columlions !IS out of the question because easily afford to buy the milk them' nisi ror The Associated Press, bas reported oil Washington and they will allegedly harm children. selves. But all we heard was how · : national politics rot more than 3() years. · It is a cheap, dishonest stunt, but it "mean-spirited" lhc Republicans works all too well. were: They even wanted to take lt was ftrsl used, you will recall, milk from children! in !he case of the sebool-luncb proSimilarly wilh tbe totally unnec" gram. The Republica1_1s ~a.nt to essary_taxpayer subsidy of public · By The Associated Press · Today is Friday, May 19, !be !39th day of 1995. There arc 226 days .: turn thts over to tbe mdtv1dual telev1ston and public radio. Never states to adminislllr, and to increase · mind the relentlessly leftist billS of : left in the year. its funding in future years,;_ but National Public Radio or the fact ·· Today's Highlight in History: On May 19, 1536, Anne Boleyn, tbe second wife of England's King less lavishly lh~n the De_mocrats . that according to a re~ent survey had planned. Th1s was un1versally !he average family income of those Henry VIII, was beheaded after she was convicted of adultery. On Ibis date: • . In 1588, the Spanish Armada set sail for England; it was soundly · defeated by the English fleet the following August In 1643, delegates from four.New England colonies met in Boston to · fonn a confederation. • In 1780, a mysterious darkness enveloped much of New England and Where was God on lhe morning - who say this with a firm unfalpart of Canada in the early aflemoon. tering voice. ' · In 1906, the Federated Boys' Clubs, forerunners of !he .Boys' Clubs of of April 19? Could he have pre· Oklahoma is populated with vented the grim disaster lhat day in America, were organized. many Baptists who believe that Oklahoma City, which left a nation In 1921, Congress passed the Emergency Quota Act, which established bereaved? If be could have, why national quot;IS for immigrants. . dido' t be? Or was the tragedy In 1935, T.E. Lawrence, also known as "Lawrence of Arabia," died in George R. l'lagenz will? God's England from injuries sustained in a motorcycle crash. · · These are questions people have · In 1943, in an address l9 the U.S. Congress, British Prime Minister not stopped asking since_the temll:· everything tbat happens is God's :winston Churchill pledged his country's full support in the war against ist b9mbing took place. Actually, will ~~Dd bas a p\lfPOSC. They may .:Japan. · people have been asking them - not understand lhat purpose now · In 1958, the United States and Canada formally established the North sci ves such questions from time but lhey believe, in lhe words of. ·American Air Defense Command. · · . immemorial. For some lhe· q ues- the gospel sorig, "Farther along In 1964, lhe State Department disclosed tbat 40 hidden JDicrophones tions are so serious that lhey are a we.'ll know all about it. Farther had been found in the U.S.;embassy in Moscow. along we'D understand why." rQadblock to their belief in God . In 1967, tbe Soviet Union ratified a treaty with the U~ited States ·and But not all Christians share this at least in a God who is both merci·Britain banDing nuclear weapons from outer space. c0111forting belief. ful and almighty. . : In 1989, on WaD Street. tbe Dow Jones Industrial Averagf passe(! the Several, years ago the 24-year· A famous Christian minister :2,500 mark, ending the day at2,50UO. · . old son of Rev. William Sloane once said, ''The most·difficult arti• In !992, lhe 27lh Amendment to !be Constitution, which prohibits cle in mlr creed is not the one lhat Coffin Jr., lhen minister of River' tongress from giving itself mid-term pay raises, went into effect, two asks us to believe in the virgin side Church in New York City, was centuries after it was first proposed by James Madison. birlh, the resurrection or the ascen- killed in an auto accident. On 1he Ten yem ago: Residents of the Philadelphia heighborhood ravaged by sion. one lhat says, 'I night after Alex's death, a friend of tire in a police con.frontation wit!J lhe radical group· "MOVE" gatbered believeIt isintbeGod the Father the family who was bearing. a love · for Sunday servi.ces to seek solace. . Almighty.' From !he beginning, tbe gift of quiches went tip to Alex's • Five years ago: Secretary of State James A. Baker III concltided an life o.f mankind bas been one father and said wllh deep sadness, )lgreement with tbe Soviet Union to destroy ch~ical weapons and settle tragedy after anolher. How then "I just don't understand lhe will or Jongstanding disputes over 1imlts on nuclear-tipped cruise missiles. Sum· can anyone say. wilh a voice lhat PQd" . mer SquaD won lhe PreaJcness Stakes. . · · · does pot falter, 'I believe in God l Coffin lashed out at ber. "I'll One year ago: Former fJtSt lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis died in say you don't, lady," . he said. He lbe Father Almighty'?" New York at age 64. President Ointon held a news conference in which Yet there are people - even in went on to lecture her about lhe be tlefended bis foreign policy against suggestions he improvises it from grief-stricken Oklahoma City today "will of God" and bow God bad ~ls to crisis, saying, "I continue to look for new solutions." 111 CoUrt Street Poale.roy, Ohlo • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio bouts. Tickets in advance, $3 for students and $4 for adults. . . Alumni set .The llarrisonviUe-Scipio Alumni Association will be held May 27 Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m: For reservations, alumni may call 992-7131. Dance canceled Marion, Veterans Memorial Hospi- School board to meet A dance scheduled for tonight at tal. . The Southern Local School the American Legion Hail bas been MIDDLEPORT Board will meet at 7 p.m. Monday canceled. 10:50 a.m., Overbrook, Clyda at the high school. 1 Allensworth, Pleasant Valley HosAwards rescheduled pitalJ."' . Boxing match sched uled The RuUand Elementary awards :...... P·~·· Village Manor Apartthe Cheshire Bolling Club will banquet bas been rescheduled from ments, SbJrley Applebee, Holzer have a boxing matcb at !he Ameri- tonight to 6 p.m. Monday at lhe Med•cal Center. . ""can Legion Hall Mill St J 2 Rutland Civic Center. ' 5:28 p.m., 333 Page Stre~t, 7 p.m. There .;.ill be~; ~~~ei 1~ Freda McFann, Veterans Memorial • · s Hospital. 9:30 p.m. Riverside Drive, Robert Freed, Veterans Memorial Hospital. ,; I "ill;,\ IIIII RUTLAND 1'111 ' II'" "' ......... '' ' ... 9:48 a.m .. Meigs Mine 2, FreelWl,;!c You in Peck, Holzer Medical Cenlllr. -~v.:1;~ij;{u \V'"·n: Sleeping" 11 a.m., )\fain Street, Linda (PC· Il) lPG · IH 1:2tl,9:21l D,liiL'• nAlL'f George, Veterans Memorial HospiKATJNEES SAT /SUN tal. 1:20,1:2!0 1:00,):10 3:57 p.m., Main Street, Katie 1:]0 ~ OA{LY Carpenter, Veterans Memorial M TI '"';~ ,~<TISIJif PULP FIC'I'ION (JI:) _ ........ , . . . _ . . . . Hospital. 1!1 Ill~ 7:00,9:~0 ~TI.EES SAT/SU~ .,,.lllltHif,.,. . JURY COLONY THEATRE BRO BOYI FRI . THRU THURS OO I •• 10'~ WI -··~ •H .... 7:1~,, : 1~ flllltl.Y . 1«:1 lfo1IT'tHI!I!S . CHUCK NORRIS . OUTV " ' « $>n ..-, ......,, •• ,,...,. 1:10,9:10 (lii,JLY IWI'.Soll.'l'/alt.I:IO,l:IO 11'0111 {R) R GOOFY MODI! 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W\1 925 W•nchestst Ave. (606) 324-4426 • Russell , WV t 440 Oiedlicll Blvd. (606) 8~3-2355 �• / I • Friday, May 19, 1'- Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 4 • .The Dally Sentinel Sports By JIMMY GOLEN . . b~at Magic Bulls 108-102 to earn berth in EC finals ·once cheered"• · HOW SWEET IT IS! -Amid boos from fans him In three NBA championship seasons, Orlando's Horace· Grant waves a towel In celebration of the Magie's 108-1112 win over the host Chicago Bulls In Game 6 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series. (AP) P.Jieigs girls' cage camp set for June nasi urn. The session for grades 4-6 will be held from 9 a.m. until noon daily: The session for grades 7-10 wiUbeheldfrom I to4p.m. Tbe camp will be conducted by Meigs girls' head coach Ron Logan and his staff: Senio( members of the Meigs varsity team will also be on hand. The campers will be instructed in fundamentals, offensive and defensive skills .and fundamentals, individual and team play, position skills, game rules and sponsman· ship. The price of the camp is $35. Those with more·than one partici· pant will pay no more than $60. Applications may be picked up at · all schools in the Meigs Local · School District. Each camper will receive aTshirt and a basketball . However, prospective campers are encouraged to register this week to ensure getting a basketball. · For more information, call Logan at Meigs High School at 992-2158 or at home at 992·2723. Ium Major leagues AMERICAN LEAGUE =n... . . . . . New York ............. .10 8 Torouco .............., ....9 II .450 fl allimorc- ................. 8 II ~!rOll. ................. 8 12 .421 .400 [ulern OIYIJ'ion }f ~ Wt -~56 ml 3..S 5.5 6 6.5 Ce nlnl Dh•i,lun CUVELANO ....... 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IO II .476 San Dic1o .. :.... , ... ~ .. 10 11 .476 6S 10 l.!i 3 3..5 5:5 f'hllildelphia (Qua.ntrilll-0), 7 ~ 3~ p.m. Colorado (Ritz 2-0} at CINCINNAn (~hoo"k 0·2). 7:15p.m. F1ortda (Win 1·2) at Allanta (Avery Ol),7: 40p.m. run~rJe~~fghth·;!::gthti~a: gave B06totl a 4-3 victOry over lbe Thur.sday's scores St. Lo\lilli 4, San Fraoeisco 2 (10 iDD,) Atlanta 3, Colorado 2 New York&. HOI.t5ton I Pitaburgh 1, Los Angeles 6 Tonight's games New York (Sabe rhagen 0- 1) ,at perfect i~n!ngs, ·a~u~ng Al~ert was lbey turned a double play and before ,Baer4a scored on Eddie Belle to bit mto an mnmg-endlna. we didn't," Cleveland manager Murray uacrifwe fly. . . bases-loaded double play in the Mike Hargrove said. "We beat Boston took the lead ~gam 10 seventh and then retiring the next ourselves We were our own worst the bottom hlllf when Tim six batters. ' . enemy · Naebring followed Baerga's Jim Poole (1-2) struck out "~'t get me wrong because botched play with a double -that Vaughn loold~g, then ~fariane . they have a good club. But we gave, soored Vaugho. But Cleveland lied putlbe rmt pllcb be saw mto lbe them two runs in the rust inning it again when Tbome singled, screen high above the Green Mon- and didn't wm a double play in the moved to thifd on Kenny Loftou's ster. (sixth). Carlos just -lost the hall out double and scored on Baerga's sin· Car~os Baerga went 3-for-4 and of his glove." gle. . drove m two runs for the Indians, Cleveland tied it 2·2 in the sixth Cleveland starter Denms Mar· ~ut be ~um~~ a double-play ball to spoil rookie Vapghn llibeJman's tinez ~~~~wed o~e. earned run in mRedlbeS SIXth mruna thai allowed. !be · shutout bid. Omar Vizquel singled sev~ mnmgs, slriki!IS out five and o~ to take a 3·2l.ead. and scored on Baerga' s triple walking two. "The difference m the game · ·spurs down .Lakers 100-88 to claim 4-2 semifinal series win By JOHN NADFL INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) Tbere would be no second miracle · rmisb by lbe Los Angeles Laken. David Robinson saw to tbat. Robi11son . scored 14 of bis team's 21 points in the fOW1b quar· ter, Including 12 strai&bt at one · stage, as the San Antonio Spurs beat the Lakers 100-88 on Thurs· day night lo win tile second-round series4-2. . Robinson finished with 31 points and 1S rebounds as tbe Spurs earned their first Western Conference fmal berth in 12 years. The Spurs, 47-8 since Jan. 24 and an NBA-best 62-20 durin& lbe regular season, wiU meet lbe win· nee of Saturday's Houston-Phoenix 1994 £Xp\oref 41l4 4dOOt 1(\.'f ... ... ..... .. ...:.......... . .!!~~~~::::1 (Sanden 2·0). 10:05 p.m. game. "I think they got a little bit . · man and my daughter Alexis and late in the third qulirter to 84-82 .tired," Robinson .said of the Laic· these guys right bere." with nearly 7:30 to play. The Forum crowd of 17,505 was ers. ''We made lbem play catchup Rodman sat out Game 4 for dis· 103 on Thursday night to force a seventh game in that series. going wild, but It would soon be the wbolergamc." ciplinary reasons and played 35 "I can smell it," Robinson said quieted. After a short jumper by · Sean Elliott added 26 points and . ouniltes as a reserve In Game 5. "'fbat ~s as well as I've seen wben asked about lbe Jl05:5ihility of Dennis Rodman ~ade it 8~·82, Rodman, back in the starting lineup reaching the NBA Fmals for the Robinson began bts streak of 12 after a two-game absen~. bad 12 Dennis play In a long time," Spurs ftrst time. "I don't know if I can straight San Antonio points, ensur· points and 16 rebounds . Avery guard Vinny Del Negro said. "He taste it. It's up to us. We could be · ing there wouldn't be another mira· Johnson had 13 points and 11 was intense defensively .and made right there." .· cle. ,_.I assists for San Antonio. some good passes.-" "Dennis was fantastic early, but "This victory is not for Dennis Spurs coach Bob Hill agr.eed, Tbe Spurs rebounded from a 98· 96 overtime loss to the Lakers in everyone was a little hit mad from Rodman, this victory is for the City saying, ''Dennis. was determined Game 5 at the ·Alamodome on tbe last giune," Robinson said. of San Antonio," said Rodman, and played well. His defense was ·· "We were up, everybody was who initially waved off reporters so good. His presence on the floor Tuesday nigbt, a game decided by before talking. ''I care that we was great. (And) be hit a couple of Nick Van Exel's three-point shot ready." with a half-second to play. San Antonio used a 16·2 run won. These guys goin'g to another key jump shots." · Tbe Lakers appeared on the late 4l.the .third quarter to go ahead level makes me happy. I could CBIC Elden Campbell led the Lalcers verge of pulling off another comefor g~ 'fben, after the Lakers got less if I do it for myself. · with 21 points and eight rebounds. back wben tbey outscored tbe within wo points, the Spurs fin· "These guys (bis teammates) Cedric Ceballos added 16 points, Spurs 16-5 to trim a 79-66 deficit . for this. I live for Dennis Rod· and Nick Van Exel and Vlade ished game with a 16-6 spurt. . The ROckets beat the Suns 116- live Divac had 13 points each for Los Angeles. Van Exel also had 11 assists. , · "I believed we would win . tonight, but not as strong as the · feeling as I had in Games 3 and 5," Lalcers ·coacb Del Harris said. "I knew we would win those games. You need four guys to step up In a game like this, at least three, but we didn'~get it tonight. · ''If San Antonio prov~s to be . thebestteam,thenwewillfeelreal · gOOd about this team." The Lalt:ers led only twice in the game, both times in the third quae· ter. They took their rust lead on a layup by Ceballos with 4:58 left In the period, making it62-61 . They led 64-63 when the Spurs started' thefr 16·211!n. Rockets shQwer Suns with three-pointers to ·win 116-103 By MICHAEL A. LUfZ HOUSTON (AP) - Halceem · Olajuwon and Houston's three· point experts made sure Charles Barl\ley got bis wish. Olajuwon wouldn't allow the . defending champions' to fold. scoring 30 points. The Roclcets sharpshooters also bit five straight founh-quarter three-pointers as the Rock:ets defeated Phoenix 116-103 Thursday night, tying the Western Conference semifinal series 3-3. staring elimination in the face and each ather," Tomjanovicb said. Houston is 9-1 in elimination still surviving, would become the "We've given OUJ1ielvts a chance games and gets a cbance·to add to fifth team in NBA history to over· and we just need to keep 1t going. their comeback reputation Satur· come a 3- I deficjt to win a playoff We've been a good road team all day. s~ries, if they beat the Suns in year. I think we have a good "If someone told us from the Game7. chance. I have so mucb confidence beginning, we could have one "Last year, they had the home in these guys when they are up game at home to determine the court, this year we h<\Ve it,'' against the wall." series, we would have taken it," Bru:kley said. "Hopefully, we can And why not? Barkley said. "And that's what . take advantage of iL I love having The Rockets heat the Suns on we've got Saturday." the deciding game at home and tak· the road 103-97 in overtime in The Rockets, accustomed to · ing our chances." Game 5. They fought througit'tbree Despite the Rockets' success at quarters Thursday night and futally Magic win.~\Continued from Page 4) living on the edge of·etimination, used an 18-5 run that started late in What if I'd been bere last season?" pen said. "He's probably still the · thete is a negative statistic to coo· the third quarter to get a 101-89 said Jordan, who scOred 24 points greatest player, but he wasn't quite sider. Road teams are 0-20 since advantage with 6:35to play. Olajuwon scored nine points to bis old self and the people arouud 1982 when playing Game 7. Tbe on Soof-19 shooting. was Philadelphia last road winner stan the founh quru:ter and then the Joolan professed love for the old him weren't the same." three-point shooters took over. Pippen had 26 points and .J2 · over the Boston Celtics. Chicago Stadium thai was finally Houston c·o acb Rudy Tom· Mario Elie and Sam Cassell each I ~\~~~~~Jll~~, where and disdain for rebounds. · I' be never "It was a disappointing loss. janovicb believes the Rockets, who , bad two threecpoint baskets an\1 more shots than be missed in We will have to dtgest it over the have struggled through controversy Robert Horry had one in the any game. . next few days . .This was a big loss and' injury all season, now have a impressive outside shooting display. "He was probably the greatest , that this team will remember for a chance to heat any odds. ''It's bean. guts and believing in "It's bard to find words to · player ever to play ~game," Pip· long time," sajd Jackson. describe what warriors, what fight· ers, what bigtime players, they've done it again," Tomjanovich said. "We've given ourselves a chance to win this thing." The Rockets trailed 84-83 with 35 seconds left in the third quarter when they started the 18·5 charge that carried over into the founh period. Barkley dido' t like. tbe tenor of the post-game tallc. · "We get sick and tired of bear· ing how much heart they have,': Barkley said. "Tiley don't have any more heart !han we do. We will be ready Saturday." Barkley bad sub-par perfor· mances in Games 3 and 5, hut he bit his ftCSt 10 shots and finished the half with 27 points as the Suns led 58·55. But Barkley took only two shots in the third quartet and finished with 34 points. "Tbe fourth quaner was tbe dif· ference, when, they started raining threes," Barkley said. Now Open SPRING SEASON . 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"I'~~ tryin& to press just a wltb 10 bomen, took away tbc liule bit, trying to show that I can Greeforce out and scored when Mike drive thole runs in," he said. · "I've left a small family ool;hC nwell's grounder was thrown away by thifd baseman Jim Thome. field the tas,t coup!~ '?f days. I m, ''If be dido' t .steal that base, oot happy With my biltillg. But I've Thome flips to second and it's • been bittin,, the ball hard: ... The ::ing-nothlng game," Kenned~ only holes ve ~n fmding have . . been over ti!C wall. . Macfarlane,. who moved into lbe Stan Belinda (2·0) pttcbed 2 213 run," he said Thwsda~ night. "But we put ourselve~ iii position to win it with olber thin~ . Scoreboard Baseball Cleveland Indiana. But Kennedy was especially pleased with Mo Vauabn's flrst.Jnnlnaltolen base -lbe career-high sixtli steal of tile season for the 245-pound first BOSTON (AP) - The home nmwbo~·vehealhkJatoocll~t~~ Soxnine' ... -"' straight and 16 of 19 aamea thil season. Still, manaaer Kevin Kennedy wants everyone to· remember what c!Je Is needed to "'"!··we won It with tbe bome ' below his averages of20 points and ,By RICK GANO CHICAGO (AP) - This was 12 rebou~d~ in the first five games · not the endina Michael Jordan of the senes. envisioned when be returned to lbe It was a sweet victory for Gratit, Chicago Bulls. Tbe final minutes of who was hoisted above lbe floor by tbe same, wbicb were once bls his teammates after tbe game. domain, belonged instead to the · Grant, who left tbe Bulls after youthful and taletited Orlando seven years and three titles followMagic. ing a hitter contract squabble, said "I'm very happy I came hack, · clinching in Chicago was a thrill but disappointed because I thought but it didn't really matter. we had a chance to steal a cbampi· "I didn't care if we did it in onship," Jordan said Thursday Silleria as long as we did it," he , night, sitting at his locker and said. answering one wave of questions Shaquille O'Neal, displaying his after another. power and his versatility with plays Everyone wanted to know if like a no-look bounce pass and a Jordan would be back - be said steal, three-quarter-court dribble yes - and if Scottie Pippen would and slam, led the Magic with 27 be traded and if coach Pbll Jackson . points and 13 rebounds. would be there again next season. "I said I wanted to be playin~ Tliti latter two are left unanswered. into June and that's my mission.' B u~ they also wanted to know said O'Neal. "We showed a lot of bow the Magic, trailing by eight emotion and poise." ·with 3:24 left on the Bulls' home Anfernee Hardaway and Dennis · floor, were able to score the game's Scott added 21 points each and final14 points for a 108·102 vicio· Nick Anderson, who played tough ry that clinched the Eastern Confer· defense on Jordan, bad 18 for cnce semifinals 4-2. · Orlando, which will meet lbe win· "We didn't rmisb the game. In nee of the Indiana-New York series the past we were able to capitalize in the conference finals. arid conlrol the game down tbe Anderson had five of Orlando's • stretch and not lose lbe lead," said closing 14 points, including a key Jordan, who shot an air hall and three-pointer and go-ahead jumper made a bad pass in the closing min· with 43 seconds left. utes. It was the earliest post-season . "Obviously we were not the exit since 1988 for Jordan, who · same team as 18 months ago." carried the Bulls to NBA titles in The Bulls got tired. in the end, I 991, I 992 and lt93 before leav .. especially Jordan, whose legs ing in his prime and embarking on dido 't have the spring they usually a baseball career. He returned two do. months ago and played 17 regular· ''When we pushed the hall up season games and 10 in the play· the coun it forced them "to play 94 offs. feet and I think they got a little ''I've got a whole summer to fatigued," said Orlando's .Horace say what if. What if I made the Grant, who tore a ligament in his jump shots down the stn;tch? What finger and finished with just six .if I'd been here a whole season? points and six rebounds, well (See MAGIC on PageS) The Dally Sentinel • Page 5 Macfarlane's-hQme run helps .l:red Sox get past Indians 4-3 · • In the NBA playoffs, , · Tbe 1995 Meigs Marauder girls' basketball camp will be held from June 5 to June 9 at Meigs High School's Larry R. Morrison Gym· Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, May 11, 1185 St. Loula (Hilll-0) at Sao Francisoo (Leiter 1·1), 4:0S p.m. New Yor~ (Harnisch 0-0) a1 Philadelphia (Greeol-2 ), 7:0.5 p.m. Colorado (Olivares 1·2) at CINCINNATI (S miley J-0), 7:0!5 p.m. f1oridR (Rapp 0-3) Ill AUanta (Merck« 1·1) . 7:10 p.m. NHL playoffs Thursday'i soore Pituburp 3, WuhibJfO!I 0; Pittaburgh Winllti'\CI -4-3 ' .Mont real ( Henry 0·2) atllouaton (Hampton 1-2), 1~ 0.5 p.m.. 0\iCBi]:O (BulliDi]:U 2·0) lit · Je..cMartine.z 4· 1), 10:0.5 p. m. . 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For the program Jean Frederick will be ·"Memories." The shows will be held oo Monday and Thurs· discussed "Bug Killers." She talked about sprays, most of wbicb just day and are open to all exhibitors. Committees were activated for kill a small Jl()l1ion of the pests, of spring projects. Nam'ed to decor3le plant rotations which help eonlrol dinner tables with floral arrange- insects, and of th.e use of one insect mel)ts were Edna Wood and Mrs. to control another. One Lady BeeMora; civic improveme.nt to tle wiU eat 100 aphids a day, she include planters at Chester Ceme- noted. Changing water in bird baths tery, Elll81lor Knight and Jean Fred- also help keeps mosquito larvae erick, and garden therapy pro· under control, sbe said. Hibernation, migration, and life grams, Kathryn Mora and Edna style changes of insects were noted Wood. I ·. The annual open meeting was by Debbie Miller. She said that larannounced for June 7 at 7 p.m at vae sometimes stays in the stems of the Chester United Methodist plants. thereby wintering over and Church. Meigs extension agent Hal causing their damage in the spring. Kneen will be the guest speaker. Beer is a good remedy for slugs, Refreshments and door prizes will she said, and can be poured in a flat pan and placed in slug infected be awarded. A second foc:us workshop was area. . . Members brought plant slips, announced for June to be taught by roots and bulbs for exchange. Janet Bolin. Mrs. Dean reported on Refreshments were served by the Region 11 board meeting and the hostess and the . the OAGC exhibitors lmd judges' won by Mrs. Tobin.door prizes was· .. Cluudo oiCiorilt 33226 Cbildlen's Homo Rd. Sundaf School • 11 a.m. Worshop • 101.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services . 7 p.m. , Mlddkport O.lll<b or.Christ 5th and Main Pastor: AI Hanson Youth Minister: Bill Frazier Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship- 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servicts • 7 p.m. I HONOR -Mrs. Jessie White, left, lon"tlme active member of the Women's Auxiliary at Vetera111 Memorial Hos· pita!, has been honored with li $1,000 scholarship presented In tribute to her by Mrs. Abbie Stratton, center, another active auxiliary member. Pictured receiving the $1,000 scholar•hlp, provided by Mrs. Stratton, Is Sberrl Sisson, Keao Ch...d. ul Christ Worship· 9:30a.m. Sunday School· 10:30 a.m. Pastor-Jeffrey Wallace lst and 3,rd Sunday ~~:~~~~ Syracuse, annursing employee Is enrolled In the progl'l!m College, Nelsonville. Mrs. White, past and current treasurer of the auxiliary, given · over 14,600 hours of volunteer service to the hospital. Mrs. Stratton Is currel)dy vice pftsl· dent orthe auxiliary. · school· ~:45 a.m. Worship- lla.m. and 7 p.m. WMnesday Service· 7 p.m. Bearwallow RJd&e Churtb or Qrist Pastor: Jack Colegrove Sunday School-9:30a.m. free wm llopllst Church Wor>hip · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 6:30p.m. Ash Sl1eet, ~iddlepon Pastor: Les Hayman Saturday Service- 7:l0 p.m. Sunday Sch~l- 10 a.m. ZIOn Churrb or Cbrlat . Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. 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Union Baptist Pastor :. Joe N. Sayre Sunday School·9:45 a.m. Evening-6:30p.m . Wednesday Services • 6:30p.m. Bethlehem Baplisl Racine, OH Pastor : Daniel Betdine Worship-9:30a.m. Sunday Bible Study -7:00p.m. Wednesday Old Belbd Free Will Bapllsl Church 28601 St. Rt. 7, Middleport Sunday School .-10 a.m. 0 Evening-7:30p.m. " Thursday Services - 7:30 fir o~t!jlllf{ij..j}ievf.@llit(fJ-· fi!;JiffJDS llllblde BapliJt.Church St. 'l!.t, 143justoffRt..7 Pastor: Rev. James R. Acree, Sr. DRIVE Cowboy Sez: Check Out Our Week End THRU FOR YOUR 6AM UNTIL 12 MIDNIGHT CONVENIENCE EXXON FOOD MART RATE AS LOW AS 1.9% FINANCING AVAILABLE ON SELECT MODELS DODGE DAKOTA CLUB CAB Was $17,402- Stock 11;96011 NOW$16,042 DODGE INTREPID 6 IN STOCK- 3 .3 V·6. loaded. Stock #97004 HOT DOGS 3/99c FOUNTAIN DRINKS . & COFFEE c VALVOLINE OIL $139 . . . QT. 1 PER OZ. COLD BEER AS LOW AS 15 PACK 9.95%. 72, Mo. $1500 Down . ............: '95 DODGE NEON HIGHLINE ,~-._o IN STOCK- 2.0 auto., NC. 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Main St. Pastor: Andrew Miles I W~nesday Services- 7 p.m. Liberty Christian Church Dexter Pastor: Woody Call Sunday E~Jening- 6:30p.m. Thursday Service -6:30p.m . Langsville Christian Church Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Hemlock GroYe Church Pas1or: Gene Zow Sunday school- 10:30 a.m . Worship-9:30a.m., 7 p.m. Reedsville Cburcb of Christ Pastor: Philip Sturm Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Worship Service: I0:30a.m. · Bible Study, Wednesday, 6:30p.m. Christian Union Hortford Church of Chrlslln Chris•lan Union Hartford, W.Va. Pastor: Rev. Oa~J id McManiS Sunday School - II a.m. Worsh ip- 9:3!) a.m .• 7:30p.m. Wednesday Se!_Vices ·7:30p.m . Church of God Mt. Moriah Chun:b or God Racine Pastor: Rev. James Satterfield Sunday S~hool ~ 9:45 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Rutland Church or Gnd Pastor: Gregory L. Sears , Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship- 11 a.m.. 6 p.m. Wednesday Ser...,kes- 7 p.m. Syral'ust first Church of God Apple and Second Sts. Pastor: Rev . David Russell Sunday SchOOl and Worship- \0 a.m. Evening Services-7:30p.m, Wcd~esday Services . 7:30p.m. Cbun:b of God or Prophel'y O.J . While Rd . off St . Rt .' 160 Pas1or: P.J. Chapman · Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship- II a.m. ' Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. New Life Cbur<h of Gnd S.R. 248 & Riebel Road, Cheoter Pastor: Rev. WilHam D. Hinds Sunda.y School· 9:30a.m. Worship ,- 6 p.m. Trlnil~ Church Second & Lynn, 'Porneroy Pastor: ,Re ..... Roland Wildman Sunday school and worship 10 :2.~ l RACINE MOWER CLINIC $l7,272 Walker Alley, Racine, Ohio 992·2804 C.LA.SSIFIEDS A DuYIIIe HoHoeu C~an:~ 31057 Soate Route 325,' Lanpvlle Pastor: Rc.,., Rick. Maloyed Sunday school· 9:30a.m. Sunday worship· 10:35 a.fll. & 7 p.m. Olildren's church- 10:3S a.m. Youth 6 p.m. c.itnry Pllpim Chapel Harrisonville Road Paslor: Rev. Victor Roush Sunday S<:hool fl,30 a.m. Worship- 11 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m . · Flatwoods FomtRua Pastor: Deron Newman Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship- 9 a.m. Thursday. Services-6:30p.m. Pine G.:Ove Bible Hollam Cliurcb 1/2 mile off Rt. 325 . Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service-7:30p.m. --. w..teyan Bible Holiness Chur<b Wednesday Service · 7:30p.m . Pe~ri Chapel Pastor: Florence Smilh Sunday School- 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m . Pomeroy Pastor: Roben E. RobinsOn Sunday School - 9:15 a.m . Worship · 10:30 a.m. Bible Study Tuesday - 10 a.m. R.O<k Spring• Pastor: Keith Rader S.unday School- 9:15a.m. Worship - 10 a.m, Youth Fel11owship, Sunday - 6 p.m. Rutllod Commuolty Cbun:h Pastor: Rev . Roy McCany Sunday School -9:30a.m . Sunday Evening· 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m . Rutland Pastor: Arthur Crabtree Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Thursday Services. 7 p.m. Latter-Day Saints Reor-ganized Cbun:h or Jesus Christ of Loiter Doy Saints Portland-Racine Rd. "\ Pastor: Janice Danner ""Sunday School·- 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m . Wednesday Services-7 :30p.m. SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFE;TY SALES & SERVICE 992-707..5 172~rtns-econi!A¥e: Mlddleporl, Ohio Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W.Va. lntrim pastors : George C. Weinck Sunday School- 10:00 a.m. Worship- 11 a.m. St. Paul Lutheran Cbun:h Corner Sycamore & Second St., Pomeroy Pastor: Dawn Spalding Sunday School- 9~45 a.m. ,. Worsh1p- II a.m. United Methodist Graham United Methodist Wor~hip . 9:30a .m. (lSI & 2nd Sun). 7:"30 p.m. (3rd & 41h Sun) · ' Wednesday Service~ 7:30p .m. Old Dexter Bible Christian Churrh Sunday School : 10 a.m. Morning Worship: 11 a.m. Evening Worship: 7 p.m . Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. Hmh (Middleport) Pastor: Vemagaye Sullivan Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. Miatrnille Pastor : Deron Newman Sunday School· 9 a.m. Worship· IQ a.m. 75 Pearl St., Middlepon. Pastor: Rev. John Ntville Sundjly school • 9,30 • •m. Worship -10:30 • .m<, 7:30p.m. Sl. John Lutheran Chur<b Pine Grove Pastor: Dawn Spalding Worship -9:00a.m. Sunday School • 10:00 a.m. lltidl tilt Ftllo• t•p Cluud1 ultlle N-MM r.-: JohD W. Douatas Sunday Scllool • fl,30 a.m. Wonhip • 10<45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servi<:es • 7 p.m. Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School - JO a.m. Worship· 11 a.m. Leading Creek Rd., Rutland Pastor: Rev. Dewey King Sunday school· 9:30a.m. Sunday worship •7 p.m. Wednesday prayer me~ting- 1 p.m: Lutheran ReedsYille Pastor: Rev . Charles Mi!h Worship-9:30a.m. Sunday School· 10:30 a.m . UMYF Sunday 6:30p.m. Ealerprlse Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School· 10 a.m. Worship . 9 a.m. a... or Sha""' HoliDHI Churdo St. Rt. 160,446-6247 or 446-7486 Sunday School I0:20·11 a.m. Relief Society/Priesthood 11 :OS- 12:00 noon · Sacrament Service 9-10:15 a.m . Homemaking meeting, 1st Thurs .• 7 p.m. Wonhip. 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wt<lneiday Servi<:es • 7 p.m. Central Clu$ttr Asbury (Sfro<UR) Pastor: Deron Newman · Sunday Sch90l • 9:45 o.m. Worship- U a.m. Wednesday Services- 7:30p.m. Wednesday prayer service -7 p.m. Our Saviour Lutheran Church . 4 DOOR SEDAN AS LOW:AS Hoi ;ness The Church of Jesus Cbrlst of LaUer- Day Saints Sunday School .-9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. TJppen Plalu St. Paul Pastor: iharon Hausman · Sunday School • 9 a.m. , Worship -' 10 a.m . . :uesday Services -7:30p.m. Coffee hour follovt'in& Worship- 10 a.m ., 7 p.m. £horeb announcements sponsored by these area merchants. Stock #92005 " Laurel ClllfFree Methndisl Cbur<b Pastor: Peter Tremblay Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Service~ 7:00p.m. + 2 wheel drive. 3.9 V~6, auto., AJC, tilt. crUise. RC & KICK Bapllst Church Raihoad St., Mason Sunday-School- 10 a.m. Worship - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Forest Run Bapllsl Paslor : Arius Hurt Sunday S<:hool ~ I0 a.m. Worship- 11 a.m. 72MO. 278 WEST MAIN . POMEROY "Pomero~'s Friendl~ Low Prieed Food .Mart" Fait~ Jun Bradford Cbur<h of Cbrisl Corricr of St. Rt. 124 & Bradbury Rd. Evangelist: Derek Stump Youth Minister: Michael Teagarden Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wo~hip. 8:00a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services -7:00p.m. Sunday School- \0 a.m. 525 N. 2nd St. Middleport Paslor: James E. Keesee Worship -10a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. er-&l lO.lll'dl 326 E. ~-. Pomeroy Rector: Rev. D- A. duPianlier Holy Eucharist and Sunday Sdlool10:30 a.m. Pastor: Roben Manley Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Service-7:30p.m. Worship- lll\.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. Vlclory Baptlsllndepeodanl Co ng regat10r1 a I R,ulland Ckun:b or Christ Pastor: Eugene E, Underwood Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. llidrory Hills Cbun:h or Christ Pastor: JosCph B. Hoskins Sunday SchOol • 9 a.m. SU"tr .Run Bapllst Sunday SLhool • 1Oa.m. Worship- I ha.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday ServiceS-7:30p.m. Ep1scopal Hysell Ruo Uoliness Chun:h Lord's Supper 1st Sunday of every month. Kathryn Metzger, liinger Darst, The wonder of motherhood was Our Lives as Christian Women." Solos "I Should Have Been on Faye Wallace, Hannah Woolard, the topic of Erewanna Jeffrey's llllk the Cross in the Middle" and "How Michelle Casci and daughter, at the recent motller-daugbtcr banLong lias It Been" were presented Angela, Texanna Well, Gwinnie quet of the Middlepon First Baptist by Alice Darst. · · · · White, Helen Bodimer, Edna WilChurch. · Guests were seated at a table son, Donna Pullins, Susan Ash and The. banquet was hosted by the covered in white with pink stream· daught'er, Emily, June Kloes, cburch · s Board of Christian Educa· ers and blue, pink and white balSl!aron Hawley, Helen Fields, tion and carried the theme loons in old fashioned glass water · Madeline McClung, Ethel Shank, "Remembering." · pitchers. Rose napkins and cbarac- Dawn Roush and daughter, Mrs. Jeffrey of Point Pleasant. a tcr dolls created by Ruth Crouch Heather, Glenna Riebel, Pam member of the Main Street Baptist and daughter, Yield Morrow, com- Buckley anll daughter, Andrea, Sue Chutch, used readings including pleted the decorations. Arnold, Clara Mae Darst and Freda "You Too Were a Mother" dealing Marjorie Walburn, chairman of Edwards. ' with two Biblical mothers, in her !he Board of Christian Education, presentation. "When.God Created Mothers" regarding !he many abili- presented the speaker with a gift ties possessed by mothers was read and extended special thanks to .by the speaker who concluded her Wanda Shank and son, Adam for talk with a reading," A Human assistance in decorating the social Rose," which bad been dedicated to room. Jean Kloes bad the closing her mother on her 70th birthday. Her mother, Freda Wood, was pre- prayer. As the women left "The sent for the dinner. The speaker Rose" was played. Allending were tllose named gave handouts to those attending entitled "Five Senses We NeeQ in and Lois Bumgarner:, Kitty Darst. OPEN SEVEN DAYS ' A WEEK The ~ally Sentinel • Page 7 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Frld.y, May 19, 1995 --VMH Women's ALJxi/iary graf}t.;· ...._.-....,·· Environmental protection .s'tre.ssed at garden club Today's empbasis on protecting the environment by use of fewer chemicals was stressed at a recent meeting of Chester Garden Club held at lhe home of Mace! Barton. For roU Cllll members responded with comlneots on old-time remc· dies for bugs. Solutions included ·soapy water poured on an around flowers and shrubs to rid the plants of apbids and red spider mite, using uncut hedge apples in closets to control moths and silver fish, and mixing 1 cup of' liqui!l soap, 2 tablespoons alum. four tablespoons of instant tea, and one ounce of clear syrup with a gallon of water and spraying it on the lawn after 7 pm. to control insects. . Maurita Miller aave devouons using a Mother's tJay theme. Sbe tead quotes from Oliver Wendell Holmes Abraham Lincoln, Mark Twin a~d others and in closin~ recited "You're a ~f<Uld Old Aag' in tribute to Memorilll Day. II was reported by Belly De~, president and Maida Mora. pubb~•­ ty chairman, !hal the club reretved superior ratings on both tls pro· gram and publicity books. mrs. Dean noted that 128 gar· deners attended tbe Region 11 spring meeting in Athens Going Friday, May 19, 1195 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ·salem Cfnter Pastor: Ron Fierce Sunday School- 9:15 ~.m . Worship' -10:15 a.m . Snowville Pastor: Florence Smilh Sunday School - l 0 a.m. Worshjp- 9 a. m. J$1. Retb11oy Paslcir: Kenrieth Baker · Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wor:ship- 9 a.m. Wednesday Services- 10 a.m. Ca rmel Pastor: Kenne1h Baker Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship- 10:45 a.m. (2nd & 41h Su n) Morniug Star Pa'stor: Kenneth Baker Sunday SchOol • 9:45 a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m . Thursday SeA-ice-s - 7:30p.m. Sutton Paslor: Kenne1h Baku Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m. (1st & 3rd Suo) East Letart Pas1or: Ken Mol ter Sunday School . 10 a·. m. Worship- 9 a.m. Wednesday· 7 p.m. Racine Pastor: Ken Molter Sunday :School - J'o a.m. Worsnip- II a.m. and 1 p m. · Coolville United M,thodi~l Parish Pastor: Helen Kline · Coolville Church · Main & Fiflh SL , ~unday School . 10 a.m . Worship • .q a.m. Tuesday Services - 7 p.m. Mt. Ollwe United Methodist Ofr 124 behind Wilkcs...,illc Pastor : Rev. Ralph Spm~s Sunday School - 9:30a.m. WOrship - 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Beth~l Churth Township Rd .. 468C . Sunday School- Q a.m Worship · 10 a.m Wednesday Services- 10 a.m. -Meigi Cooperatiwe Parish NorlheaNI Cluster Grand Street Sunday School · 10 a.m. Won;hip · II a.m. ~el.lnesday Servic.:~- 8 p.m. Alfred PaStor: SharOn Hausmah Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Worsh1p- II a.m., 6:30 p.m. Chester Pastor: Sharon Hausman · Worship · 9 a.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Joppa • Pastor: Bob Randolp h Worship-9:30a.m. Sunday School- 10:30 a.m. LongBottom Pastor: Re\1 . Ch~~rles Mash .. · u~ llockingport Church Torch Church CO< Rd. 6:t Sunday School • 9:30 a.m Worship- 10:30 a.m. Nazarene Racine First Cbun:b ortbe ~ua~nt Pastor: Sco~1 Rose Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - I0:30a .m.. 6 p m. Wednesday Serv1ccs - 7 p.m Mjddleport Church of the Nazarene Pastor; Gregory A.. Cund iff Sunday SchtX!I • t)·JOa.m. 51rut a3oof.s Mill Street Middleport, Ohio 45760 (61 4) 992·6657 • (99B-ooks) ~3 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor St. ·pomeroy, OH Pomeroy Cbu.n:h oftht Nuan:ne ~astor: Rev. Thomas McClung Sunday School . 9:30a.m. Worship -10:30 ·a .m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 1 p.m. Chester Cbun:b of llle N"P'noe Pastor: Rev. Herbert Grate Sunday. School ·9:30a.m. ( Wonh1p- 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. 992-2975 RAWLINGS • COATS FISHER FUNERAL HOME MRfilleport White's Chopel w..teyao Coolville Road Pastor: Rev . Phillip Ridenour Sunday School • 9:30.a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Service- 1 p.m. Fainiew Bible Cburch l.Ltart, W.Va. Rt. I Pastor: Rankin Roach Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. Worship- 9:30a.m .. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service-7:00p.m. Other Churches Failh FellowsbJp Crus8de for Christ Pastor: Rev. Franklin Dickens Service:· Friday, 7 p.m. Hobson C~risli~o Fellowship Cburcb Rev. Woody Call,· Speaker S.unday service, 7:30p.m. Wed~esday service, 7:30p.m, Calvory Bible Cbu:rcb Pomeroy Pike. Co. Rd. Pastor: Rev. Blackwood Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m.. 7:30p.m. Wednesda~ Service-7:30p.m . Faith Full Gospel Church Long Bottom Past,or: Steve Re ed Sunday School · 9:.30 a m. Worship · 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesd~y . 7 pm Fnday ·fellowship sef\11Ce 7 p m. The Believers' Fellowship Ministry New Lime Rd.. Rutland Pastor: Re .... . Margaret J Robmson Services· Wednesday. 7:30p.m. Sunday. 2:30 p.m. HarrisonVille Community Church Pastor: Theron Durham · Sunday 9:30a .m. and 7 p,m. Wednesday - 7 p.m. End lime House of Prayer (at Burlingham church off Route 33) Pastor: Robert Vance St.:nday wOrship· 10 a.m. Wednesday servic~ -6:30pm Tht Salvation Anny 115 Butternut Ave .. Pomeroy Sunday School- 10 30 a.m. Worship- 10:00 a.m , 7~ Jo p.m . , Slivtrnille Word ofFaitb Pas1or: David Dailey Sunday School 9:3() a.m. Evening- 7 p.m. R<joklng Ure Cbunb 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Pastor : Lawrence Foreman Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wednesday Services- 1 p.m. . Churtb of Jesus Christ, Apostolit Faith 1/4 mile ·past fort Meigs on New Lima Rd . Pasmr: William Van Meter Sunday -H)()' p m. Wednesday-7 :00p.m. Fnday· 7:00 p.~ Clifton Taberuacle ·cburth Clifton, W.Va . Sunday School~ 10 a.m. Worship- 7 p.m. Thursday Service - 7 p.m. Middlepon Communiiy Cbun:h 575 Pearl St., Msddlcport Pastor: Sam AnderV)n SUnday School 10 a.m. Evening -7:30 p.m. • · Wednesday Ser. . ice- 7 30 p.rn. Faith Taf)tmacle Church Bailey Run Road Pastor: Rev. Emmett Rawson Sunday School- 10:00 a m. · E~Jening 1 p.m T~ursda)! Serv1ce - 7 p.m. Syracu~e Mission / 1411 Brit.lg.: man St., Syracuse Pastor. Ro)' (Mtke) Thompson Sunday School- tO a m. . · Evening- 6 p.m Wednef!ay Scr"ice · 7 p.m. ' Uazel Communi!} Churth OffRt.l 24 Pas1or: Edsel Hart Sunday School ~ 0:30a .m, Worship- 10:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m Dye!ivillt Community Churth ' Sunday School · (} 30 a m. Worship - 10:30 d.m. 1 p m Cbristlao Fellowship Center Salem St., RUiland · Pastor: Robert E._ Mu~r Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship - 11:15 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service- 7 p.m. Morse <;hapel Church Lan'y Faw. Superintendent Sunday school- 10 a.m. Worship - 7 p.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p m FaithGospel Cborch Long Bottom Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4.5 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m . Mt Olive Community Cburrh Pastor : Lawrence Bush Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Evening· 7 p m. Wedneday Servsct - 7 p.m United Faitb Churth Rt. 7 on Pomeroy By·Pa:-s Paslor: Rev. Robert E. Sm1th. Sr Sunday School- 9 30 a.m Wo~h1p- 10t30 am . 7 p.m Wednesday Seryice - 7 p.m. Pentecostal Pentecostal Assembly St. RL 124, Rac ine Pastor; William HOback Sunday School- 10 a.m. E"ening- 7 p.m. · Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. -~id~leport Pente~ostal Third AIJ~ Pastor· Rev. Clark Baker Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evening· 6 p.m. Wednesday Strvices • 7:00pm Presbyterian Syracuse Firsl Uaittd Pn:sbyterian Pastor: Rev. Knsana Robinson Sunday School. 10 a.m. Worsh•P • II a.ffl llarrisooviUe Presb)·teriaa Cburth Worship .~ a.m. Sunda.y School- 9: ~5 a.m. Middlepon Presbyterian Sunday School- 9 a.m Wors h1p. 10 a.m. Seventh-Day Adventist Sevtnlh·Day Ad,eotist Hts Rd , Pbmtro ~· PaMor Rov La""mskv Saturday' serVJ(C~ Sabbath School . ~ p m Worsh1p - 3 p m Mul~rry United Brethren Mt. Uermon Dolled Brethreo in Christ f'hurrb Texas Commumr~ off CR R" Past~'L Roben' Sande-rs '"' Sund!IJ School • ~-30 <~- m ";'orsh1p · 10·.30 am .. 7.30 p·.m. ~ ednc~ay Ser\•tce' ··7 JO p m tdt>n 1Jnittd Brethren in Christ 2 I -::. tildes nonb of ReedS\ tile nn Stale Rout~ 1::!4 Pas wr _Rev Robert Markley Sundat SchOQI- 10 am. "' l)f\ h•p- 7:30 p.m Wedn e!>d~y Scrv 1ces. 7:30p.m . RIDENOUR SUPPLY SW.ISHER & LOHSE Cr.o w's Family Restaurant FURNITURE & HARDWARE Homehte Saws 1 "Featuring. Kentucky Fried ('hirktn" 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy 992-5432 EWING FUNERAL HOME "Dignity pnd Sen•iceA/wav' " Established 1913 · 1 06 Mulberry Ave. 214 E Main 992-5130 992-212-1 2.6 4 Soui!J 2nd Freedom Gospel Million Bald Knob, on 0>. Rd. 31 Pastor: J(ev. Roger Willford 1 Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship- 10:43 a.m., 7 p.m. :.. _Wednesday Service~ 1 p.m. New Hana Cburcb of tbt Naunaf Pastor : Glendon Stroud Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worsh1p • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. POMEROY, OHIO • !192-66677 • BILL QUICKEL Prescriptions 992-2955 ' Pomeroy Kin£Sbury Road · Pastor: Jeff Smith Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship Service 10:30 a.m. Worship Service-1st and 3rd Sunday. 7 p.m. No Wednesday Evening Servtte Portlllld First Cburcb oflbe Naz.ai-ene Pastor: John W. Douglas Sunday School-10:00 a.m. Wor!ihip- 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Pomeroy . We Fill Doctors' Carklon lmterdtDOai.laatioul Cll•rd. Ratlaoci Cburcb oftbe Nazartnt Pastor: Samuel Basye Sunday,School- 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. 804 W. Main PHARMACY~ · Soulb Bttbef New Tntamtat Stiver Ridge Pastor: Duane Sydenstricker Sunday S<:hool- 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service- 1 p.m. Spnday School -9:30a.m. . Won:h ip • 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wedncs4ay Services· 7 p.m. of Columbus .. Oh. CHURCH SUPPLIES & BIBLE;S Thursday SC:f\IICC:5- 7:30p.m. Cbom:~ Nationwide Ins. Co. ~2-231. 8 Neut M1UtmHt Ourt.b Sunday Wors~ip • 2-:30 p.m.; s,...of tile Naurtne Pl!lor: Rev. Rick S1urgill P, J. PAULEY, AGENT <.\\\;(( Full Goopel ~ 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy Pastor : Roy Hunter Sunday School· 10 a.m. _ Even in& 7:30p.m. Tuc:5day & Thursday-7:30p.m. r\5!. w --- .Pome~oy · Veterans Memorial Hospital l-5 E,-Memorlal Or. Pomeroy 992-2104 Pomeroy- �• • .. • Pllge 8 National Nurs p:'rlday, May 19, 1995 Friday, May 19, 1~ Pomeroy • Middleport, Qhlo • The Dally Sentinel 'llnl .... -· Home Week---. Lover from long ago ·surlaces Galljall .. Vlc*lllY ·with suspicious paternity claim · Ann Landers U..stM & Gravel, Sepllc Syst-. Traltr & tfattHSitts. Reasan ..lllates JotN. Sayre ,. : • • : •• • ' • (614) 992-4279 Pomeroy, Ohio 45768 , .......... •Room Additions •NewGaragn •Elilctrlctil a Plumbing •Roofing otnterlor a Exterior · Painting Alao Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) ' V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio l/12/tfn • Lots of Fun and Learning • Lots of · Experience Mon. thru Fri. 7:00 A.M. till6:00 P.M • . 992·5388 OUR PiES Open Mon.•Sat 6:30 am to 10:00 pm 1. That the access road Who Passed . Awa.YMay 20, 1993. We All Miss You described In had been dedicated lor public use by Ill owner, Robert Tl1ua, and therefore Ia accepted 1nd confirmed by .ordinance · of i:ounael by authority ol Ohio Revised Code Sactlons 723.01 through 723.03 and shall from this data forward be under the Get Your Message Across With A Dally Sentinel BULLETIN BOARD 16" column inch weekdays 18 00 column inch Sunday CALL OUR OFFICE AT 992·2155 Retirement Planning ., ~ II W. Tad Cuckler FAX: GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH. STARTING APRIL 3 SPRING & SUMMER HOURS Opeo Mon.-Fri. 9:00·7:00 Saturday 9:00·3:00 THE ~ · GRAVELY · SYSTEM Now Open Fer The Season •• Bedding· Plants, Vegetable Plants, Hanging Baskets; · 4 in Geraniums, Shrubs & Trees, Rose Bushes, Strawberry Plants Hubbards Greenhouse Syracuse 992-Sn& Open ,Daily 9 am-5 pm Sunday 12 noon-5 pm V-6, auto. trans., all power, super nice. 90 FORD CROWN VICTORIA WAGON ..................... $4995 V8, auto., good cond. · 91 BUICK REGAL 4 DR ..................... ;....................... $8995 V6, aulo , all eleetric. 90 OLDS DELTA 88 4 DR ........................................... $7495 V6, auto. Looks Great! 90 !:ORO TAURUS WAGON ....................................... $7495 Eldra clean, runs great! 89 FORD TAURUS 4 DR ............................................ $3995 1.v6, auto .. Cold .air con d., Pw.·POL 86 BUICK ELECTRA 4 DR V6, auto ..................... ,....... $3995 86 FORD F150 TRUCK...••. ,........................................$4495 Auto. trans. 90 FORD F150 XLT LARIAT.•.~ ................ ,., ............•••• $94,95 "Low miiE)S. Loaded with extras. . Your. Last $top CIJr Shop RIVERSIDE MOTORS ACfoss from Super America in Pomerov' ~-~-·Jimmy Deem 614·992·3490' Cecil BoggeH THE SOUTHFORK INN SHOWBAR , GIRLS-GIRLS-GIRLS OPEN AT 6:00 P.M. WRANGLERS Presents SYMMS CREEK BAND FRI. 7 SAT. NITE GALLIA·MEIGS AIRPORT OPEN HOUSE PANCAKE BREAKFAST ·1 9AM-11 AM SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1995 "WATCH AIRCRAFT COMPLETE' SPOT lANDING CONTEST . Win a ride in a world War II Trainer. Stearman Rides and · Airplane Rides AlL DA'(. 'Tuncl1AvallalireA'li&F.11 :oo A.M.~ 1·900·884·7800 Ext. 4466 $2.99 per mln. ' Must be 18 yrs. Procell Co. (602) 954·7420 ....... < GUYS! we· want to hear from youlll We're · .live an~ waiting! II 1·900-388-7000 Ext. 9970 $3.99 per min. Must be 18'yrs. • Procall Co, (60il) 954-7420 4120181 - .:.:.., - , .-'t. - --:- 2 FMI!y: - · · ........., &7• Goorgao c-1< flied Kenny's Auto Rental is Kenny's the place to come when you need a car rentcll. Derwin, Ohio HAULING Radialor Repair Service Portable aluminum welding New radiators available, recores also. 614·742·3212 RACINE , OHIO FARMS ____ ....., Aoln-. iora ond loll al mloc. - 1 £ t.. .llld.,-- Olio. Big Solo: 11ew 11-20. •o:OOam- 1:oopm. Loll ol miiC. ..... turo, 1m1111 apptla.-o, BeldWI~ AUOIONEER SERVICE JIM REEDY Auctioneer Antiqtes IWM. and new! KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE •Fast Reliable Service •Washers ~ Dryers .. Ranges' -Refrigerators •Freezers ~iahweahera ancl Auction 5/IWn Aucllon full time auctlanHf, complete H&.Ohlo 90 · One mile out 143 from Rt. 7 Chevrolet "' whNI dfivt Wt goad runnirt - - -.75-5817. 1·6 . <Craftsman Tools •Toys <Glassware Loads.of Misc. Buy-Sell· Trade , 1011/"!MO. Danny & Peggy Brickles 614-742·2193 4121M" ' .Yictowavea •DIIpoNia •Thanks Meigs $ . $2.99 par min. M~st be 18 yrs. SurrQundlng Areas (614) 985-3561 or 992·5335 12114111n Procell Co. • (602) 954·7420 • · PSYCHICS Advise ·on future opportunity, decision-making, iove, success, money. LIVE 24 HOURS 1·900·861· 3800/Ext. 4741 $3.9'9 min. Must be 18 yrs. Procall Co. (602) 954-7420 ..., mo. Announcements SHOOTING IVIATCH American Legion Farm Bailey Ftun Rd. 1 till ? May 21. 12Gauge Vl5/Hn STIJ..A·WAY MINI STORAGE NOW RENTING Comparable Sizes & Prices New Haven, WV 304-882-2996 110\\'\IW E\CA\' \TL\( ; Bulldozing, B~ckhoe, Services. Home Sites, Land Clearing, Septic · Systems & Driveways. Trucki'ng· Limestone, Top Soil, Fill Dirt ' Wool Vlrjllnio, 30•- DAVE'S SWAP SHOP & 773-5785 0. 30<-773-5"7. Tut~s.-Wed.·Fri.·Sat. 32124 Happy Hollow Ad. Middleport, Ohio 45760 Ucen•~ urvlc:e. auction' H&H SAWMILL ca-. Rlek Poaraan Wanted to Buy · Clean Late Model Cara Or Trueko, 1ga7 Modolt 0. N-. Smith Buick Pontiac, 1goo Eaat· Gilipoh om..._, Decorated 1tanewara, wall teteaid lompo, old ........ ... *Struts And Shocks Trres! Tires! Trres! t ~ ten. ok:l docks. antique rumilure. Riverine Antiques. Run Moore, owner. 81 .. -lit92-2528. We bur 8!1ta181. MITCHELL'S CONSTRUOION Wathara, Orran, Microwavtl, Color T.V.'a V~Fta, Air tra, Compu1oro, Offico E1:. 11 ..256-123& Auto Porto ond Salvage. burlng wreck& , junk autot I trucks. Alto, p&rll for sa~. 30+ 773-53<13 or 773-5033. · Howard l. Writesel . ROOFING NEW-REPAIR SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION J&L INSULATION 539 BRYAN PLACE MIDDLEPORT 992·2n2 Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:00 e.m.-3:30 p.m. Vinyl & Alum. Siding, · Roofing, VInyl Replacement, Windows, Blown Insulation, Storm Doors, Storm Windows, Garages. Custom Building & Remodeling •NEW HOMES •ADDITIONS. •NEW GARAGES •REMODELING •SIDING , •ROOFING •PANTING FREE ESTIMATES (614) 992-5535 (614) 992-2.753 Free Estimates 1/1Mtn mo. .Convenient Mini~Storage Units S. R. 7 Five PQints Pomeroy, Ohio Gutters Downspouts · Gutter Cleaning Painting FRfE ESTIMATES 949-2168 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985·4473 Open For Business Call for all of your storage needs 992-5251 Lonely? Call Tonight! 1-900-726-0033 Ext. 8878 $2.99 Per Min Must be 18 yrs. Procall Co BISSEll BUILDERS, INC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding .New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing- COMMERCIAL and RESII)ENTIAL • FREE ESTIMATES 614-992-7643 (No Sunday Calls) (602) 954-7420 2112192/tln All Ohio Auto Insurance Easy Payment Plan Accidents/ Meet Interesting Singles Safely And Privately Listen lo voice mail messages lert by interesting singles of all ages. Leave messages for singles that interest you or open yovr own voice m~il . box.~l 's fu exciting, and can lead to new friends ps and· meaningful relationships. Cal Violations -900-656-3000 Ext. 5752 Days A Week- 24 Hours A Day $2.99/Min Must Be 18 Yrs. Procall Co.· (602) 954-7420 DUI- SR 22 DISCOUNTS Best Rates (614) 992-7040 Pomeroy MERIT • 4126/tln MANLEY'S BOMB IMPROVEMENT Roofing, Siding, Room Additions, Concrete, etc. ··P.O. Box 220, Bidwell, Oh. 45614 (614) 388-9865 24 Hour Pager~ -- -Anserlng Servlc I 1-8()()..215-2023 .,-tlftfn Top Prlcoo Pold: All Old U. S. Gold Colno. M.T.S. Coin Sltop, 151 5oa>nd A-.Gallpolil. Coins, Gold Rings, Silver Coins, 4120/t5 FREE ESTIMATES Condi~­ ~ J & D"o Carpenter Work Free Estimates Porches, Decks, Reroofing, etc •. 614·742·2165 or 304·882-3704 Ask for Mike Must be 18 yrs. Procall Co. 602-954·7420 1·900·945-6200 Ext. 2579 *i.W. Heaters Public Slle 80 Don'l Junk Ill Sell Us Vour NanWorking Refrlgeratora. FrHZef'l. Bill Slack 992·2269 Your Sweetheart Is As Close As Your Phone 25-21. IS< Laurel SIIMI. -OW· Looking forward to &eeing old friends Portable Bandsaw Mill Shrubs Shaped and Removed Misc. Jobs. 4/25/l!n Big 801880 ..1.. g-? IIIIW 20 and 21. rain or ehine. Taola. ...... "'Ingot ...- . - ... er, trailer, prden 18011, porch glldor. hoi walor l&nl<. 010<1 2 moa., chain 1awa, tome toole. Woad Htor lllld blo-, ..nnll1il •AliGNMENTS eBUKES : •TIRES •OIL CHANGES Just Call 1-900·945-61 00 Ext. 1327, 12.99 per min. CALL 1·900·945-6100 Ext. 8587 $2.99 per min. Must be 18 yrs. Procell Co. (602) 954-7420 doy . . . . 10:oo&m. -.... 3RD ST., RACINE, OHIO 949·2862 Owners: Ed Chaney & Richard Moore 14 Years Experience In Area Light Hauling, AGAIN (Specialize in driveway spreading) Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614-992-3470 ~ad II • run. !lunar ......,.1ht•:oopm ~• ...,. AB&T AUTO ABigHug / Could Be Yours! NEVER BE LONElY MiddlepOrt & Vlclnltr All Yarol Saltto lluot Be PaN In Ad.,.nco. Deadllno: 1:00pm 1M Kenny's Auto Center 1_800.486-1590 264 Upper River Rd. Bus. (614) 446-9971 OH. 45631 ,..., GRAY'S (Umestone Low Rates) WICKS Pomeroy, We Have Cars and Vansl 4/131;5 •All Makes •42 Years Business Services State Rl33 ..... ... J ~ WELDI NG · House Repair & . Remodeling Kitchen & Bath Remodeling Room Additions Siding, Roofing, Patios Reasonable Insured - E~perienced Call Wayne Neff 992-4405 For Free Estimates •Factory Authorized Parts & Service 33105 Hiland Road 801 0 North Stale Route 7 PQmeroy Cheshire or call 992·2222. . - TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL NEFF REMODEliNG SERVICE Saturday, May 27, 1995 Meigs High School Gym Doors open at 7:00p.m. · Dance from 9:00p.m. to I :00 a.m. '5 per person Gallia-Melgs Community Action Agency is se~king appilcants · for temporary summer employment as custodial, secretarial, and . maintenance trainees. The employment would begin in June and is expected to last for approximately 10 weeks. Applicants may be high ,schooVcollege students; graduates, or out . of school. Successful applicants must meet program eligibility; requirement Including Income, age, Gallla-Melg~ resident, and others. Priority Income age, Gallla· Meigs resident, and others.. Prlorlty consideration will be given to applicants age 18·21 . pre-; applications may be obtained at the following CAA offices: A-!" •. \ TONY 'S PORTABLE , 511811 Meigs Alumni Association 1995 Reunion and Dance ATTENTION UNEMPLOYED YOUTH AGE 16~21 EASY MATCH MAKING IS READY NOW!!! what ever you want. Ca11 .992·3961 Call for rate schedule Min. $2.00 Hours per week .32 or 40 · Pay rate · $4.25 per hour 1050 Carter Ro•d, S"-de, OH •5776 Buslnee• Phone614-696-1400 Weekends Call614-742-2772 boats, furniture, or , Serving Pomeroy, Middleport & surrounding area. SOMEONE TO CLEAN HOUSE 2 to 3 Days . 8·12 Hours Per Week. Pays $5 • $6 an hour, according to experience. Need references & resume. Send to 110 Prospect Hill, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Open Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-S p.m. 1Ox28 ·store cars, Owners: Robert Barton & Harry Clark 992-9949 - 992-6471 Mon · Fri B a.m.: 6 p.m. ·. Sat. 8 p.nt • 5 p.m. Sun. by appl. only NEEDED lnllutlaga,lugblg llulclta, etc. (Depot St.) Rutland to Leading Creek, then to PaulinsHill. Just 21/2 miles from Rutland or 4 1/2 miles from SR 7 the Dairy Quean. Size COMMUNITY CAB CO. INC. -----====:;:::====----., ................ lreeribouae ·Jn Chester across from 3115/tfn Chuck Stotts 614-992-6223 Free Estimates .. Insurance Work Welcome ,~ SAYRE TRUCKING 949·2192 STORAGE COMPARTMENTS Now renting on S.R. 7 TAMMY HYSELL'S DAY CARE --=~=-:.::::.:::~~~~=====:;::========:;:======== .. CHARLES DILL Ingle's YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE o•• t••• C.••'••• A••• •••• R••••r PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE 614-742·2131 Take the pain out of · painting. Let us do It for you. Very reasonable. Free Eatlmatea Be!ore 6 p.m. leave message. After 6 p.m. 614-985-4180 ......... · Oeell!ilotis HAWKS 76 STATION members elected thereto; • : • . : ... : LINDA'S PAINTING & CO. laterlor & Exterior -•special BAKED CHICKEN DINNER •Mashed Potatoes & Glavy •Vegetable · •Dinner Roll :: t. : 1r lleata . U•oiUiaelor :R'eddlog.s. Proms ---Community calendar--. A report on care and share giv· ing was given by Barbara Gheen when the Bertha M. Sayre Missionary Society of the Racine First Baptist Church met recently in the social room. The Society voted to send a gift of money to the race track ministries and to contribute arficles costing $50 to Trumble Neighborhood Ministries. The itcms will be taken to the Women's Conference in Granville in June by Mary K. Yost and Gemldine Cleland, A love . gift of $243.70 was given and a skit on love gift was given by Lou Beegle, Lillian Hayman, Joy Young. Mrs. Yos~ president, gave de1ro-l tions entitled "Motbers and Daughters" using scripture from I John 21Wcvcral readings were given on "m!hcr's Day. . ' .Laure[£i11UJ .• SeT'lJice ·Athens & Meigs County . FFA & 4-H Members · How would you like to get your FEED ·FREE for your FFA or 4-H Project Saturday, '6:30 p.m, at the grange publl~hed as a free service to , hall located on County Road 1 non-profit groups wishing to north of Salem Center, announce meeting and special events. The calendar is not SUNDAY POMEROY-· Rev. William designed to promote sales or fund raisers of any type. Items Ward, Middleport, will be guest are printed as space permits and minister, II a.m. Sunday, Naomi cannot be guaranteed to r.un a Baptist Church. specific number of days. ' MIDDLEPORT - Special singers. The Cantcrburys. will be at • SATURDAY SALEM CENTER - Star the Ash Street Free Will Baptist Grange 778 and Star Junior Grange Church, Middleport. Saturday, 7:30 878, fun nigbt ~ pollock supper, =..1 E:: nw r ge n cy P hone 985-3-l 18 ATTENTION f The Community Ca.l endar ,Is :. •••• : . 992 - 395 ~ a . UUUIIG& . EXCIYITIOII MODERN SANITATION Dear Ann Landers: I am in a aspects of our work is listening to trnible spot. This is w~ happened. patients who say, "How long do I On Sunday, Jan. 29, at'S a.m.,- my have 11> wait? ! 'thought this was an boyfiiend g01 a phonc'C..I. ("Mal:k" emergency room~ .. · and I have living together for We uy our best, but there is no way four years and have a 2-year-old to anticipate the patient load of each daugblel:) shift. Also. rew hospitals have the The conversation started with a. financial resources to put on more man asking Made if be had a son. stafr. We work as fast as humanly Mark said, "No.· The man asked, . possible, and we need to see patients. DEAR R.N. IN SAC; That's what ·Are you sun;?" Marie replied, "Yes." with UQlent problems berorc the non- I'm here for. Every person who willis Then a womap came on the line. She urgent ones. In mell'llpolilllll areas, in an emergency room will bless yqu said, "This is Candy. You and I went the average wait for a non·Uigent ror writing. together in 1973 for six montlls." ·patient is about six to eight hours. Confidential to Seniors: If you ~· Mark replied, •r do remember you. If I could say one thing to these putting off obtaining medical cyecate but~ went together for only about people:) ' woulq be this: First, please ror financial reasons and are older three weeks! She lhen proceeded to be pat1erlt. Plan on waiting several than 65 and not' currently under m:t tell Mark that he had a son wl)o is hours. Second, bring something 10 ·ophthalmologist's care, help· is · now 21. occupy yourself. This is especially . Mark asked her to send a picture lm)JOrtanl if the patient is a young available through ~ National Eye of the boy so he could delennine if child or you must bring child with Care Project. Call 1.800-222-EYE$ FUN WEEK - It was a · there was any rese.mblance. I then you. We aren't able to lake care of to be put in touch with one of 7.SOO fun week In the Extended asked Mark what he planned to do people ilnd entertain their children, ophthalmologists who are volun: Care Facility at Veterans about this. mess. He said, "I don't 100. Thank you for allowing me to teering their lime to help you keep Memorial Hospital when our si ht for life. · know.~ I told Mark if he proceeds National Nursing Home Week with this foolishness beyond looking was observed. As a part of the at the child's picture,! will leave him. week's observance a "pie In I cannot imagine why a woman the face" contest was held. Winner-or loser, depending would wait 2lyears to surface with -on the point of view-was Don this kind or annotlncement. This Beegle, director of plant oper• whoje thing is making a wreck out ations at VMH, who Is shown of me, and I don't know what 10 do. receiving a pie In the face .. WAITING IN HOUSTON from employee, Jack Lyf?DS, DEAR HOUSTON: First, Mark who paid the highest price should see a lawyer and find.out if oiTered for the ''privilege." he bas any legal obligation to Candy Another event during tbe or 1\er son. If there is any question in week was a wheel chair race Mark's mind about paternity. a blood and pictured on the left is test would settle it. Mrs. Sharon Vickers, activl· It's up to you to decide whether or See Hawks 76 for details ties directors, presenting tronot you want to stick around while phies to the winners. In the this drama unfolds. Since, howeve~ wheel chair, on tbe left, Is first you and Mark have a young daughte( place winner Frances Young I suggest that you not be so quick to and second place winner pic· dump him. Remain calm, and think tured Is Loshla Mitchell. in terms or the long haul . . Other actl vlties induded a Dear Ann Landers: I have worked balloon launch, an Ice cream per roll soelal, and a bingo party with in a varie(y of eme'!lency rooms for guests including residents of the past 15 years. Eme~gency rooms Full line of Feed for Farm & Pets other nursing h!HDes. have pecome .the place of last resort We Are Your One Stop for medical care. We see people who Gas • Diesel • Grocery - Feed have no insurance and have been turned away by physicians due to lack Open M-F 5 am· 9 pm, Sun. 10 am- 6 pm of runds. We see patients after hours Sat. 6 am • 9 pm and on weekends. We see dental p.m. emergencies and alcoholics who need MONDAY to detox. People come in with .every POMEROY - Tbe Mig is complaint you can possibly imagine. RT. 7 TUPPERS PLAINS 667-3182 County Veterans Service Commis· One of the most discouraging sion in wiUtbemeet on Monday 7:30 t' p.m. Veterans ServiceatOflice in Pomeroy. Public Notice Public Notrce Public Notice Public Notice POMEROY - Bedford Volunfor public usa Ia more direct and exclusive care ORDINANCE N0: 633 control of The VIllage of teer Fire Deparmmet Committee, WHEREAS, The Pomeroy specifically described tn the and PUBLIC NOTICE Pomeroy with all rlghta, special meeting Monday, 7:30p.m. Village Council ta deolroua attached Exhibit ., ". annual report Form and of obtaining by dadlcatlon · WHEREAS, The Pomeroy obligations, Darwin town hall. · F lor the Kibble reoponslbilttles afforded Foundation lor public use a certain Village CounCil has caused thereto. Bernard ' V. portion of real estate uoed eald acceas road to be Fultz, Truo1ee, Is available ATTEST: and oald lor publlc Inspection at aa an acces1 road from lnapoctod Kathy Hyooll, Clerk Bernard V. Fultz Law Office, Highland Road aka Hiland Inspection reveala that the · Village of Pomeroy ,,, 1/2 W. Second Street, Road to root aotate owntd road meet• all of the Larry D. Wehrung Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, by Robo,rt Titus. Said real necessary and required Wlttlam A. Young. during regular business construction specifications. eat&ltl and access road Is Scott Dttlon WHEREAS, Robart Titus, oltuated entirely wtthln the Wlttlam R. Haptonatall hours lor a period of 180 VIllage of Pomeroy and tho owtier· of 1ald road1 desires day& aubaaquenl to John F. Musser access road tO be dedicated to dedicate his access road publication olthls notice. George L Wright to The Village of Pomeroy (5)17,18,,9,21,22,23 (5) 19; lTC lor public uao by perpetual In Memory eaaement. THEREFORE, BE IT 110 Help Wanted . ORDAINED VIllage f Council of .by the Tho Village of 11 In Loving Pomeroy, State of Ohio, by Memory Of an affirmative vote of all been Missionary society meets Dailv Sentinel • P . . . I Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio PURCHASE REFINANCE CONSOLIDATE .... . ·Bankruptcy, Judgements, Slow Credit Our Specialty 1:.800:-M__ERIT-98. .. . . ,.,. MBI#ll489 ~ . ~. Mobile Welding Diesel Injector SVC Injector Pump SVC Tune-ups · 985-3879 ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals ALL NEW DATELINEI1000"o of 005 ' SUMMER IMAGES Open 9:00-2:00 5:00-11:00 16 for 25.00 12 for 20.00 Call992-2487 Owners: Pete & Diane Hendricks Bro.hers Pro4uce Flowers & Vegetable Pla111s Hnglng 8ask111 & Flats $6.00 Roger a Tom Hill 49534 Stole Routo 338 Lotart Falla, Ohio Wanted to buy- antique and ultd . lurnl•uo, no 118m 100 Iorge or 1<10 amaJ. Will buy one piece or camplete tltatea, O.by Martin, 814- MEN AND 'MJMEN on our dala· ~MIY&ilable to meet & dale you ,.,g1111Cai,_I1-Q00.22ll\ G444x44. SHWmin. 11M- 81 213- 11112-7+41 . • ~93-;.450, Wanted To Buy: Junk Au tol Wilh Or Without Mororl. Call.larty E)lptrlence the ullimate In new liv'"r.814-388-9303. •o• dating, , -900-825-oooo ext. ==.......:____;:.;:.:.::.__ __ 8126 S299tmin. ·,a.. Uni&tar Co. Wanted ; little Tykea OutdoDr &02-~-7420. • ·' · ' Casue In -Good Condition, 81'4· 245-5887. Fat8umera: Call 61..-w&-3358 40 EM PLOYMENT S ERVICES Giveaway . 2 female kinena, 7wkl old, 30-4- .17&-50&4. . s Klneno, Male And Female, o 11O Week a Old, long Hair, Gray & White, To Caring Home. 81..._..-480317. ~dorabte brown & black; long· halrad large dog, apptOJ 1 112 old, very friendly. 814-940-3421 814-843-517'6. .:..:..::..::.==-----1 Cute Mixed Puppy, Approx . 7 Months Old, Good Wllh Children, Naadl Room To Run! 814- 4-48 4441. Eight kitten• to good home , lew bobtaHI, (614)992-Zl18. ======---1 Welp Wanted . •f -'pplicationa •r• beioq accepted tor the position of Activity Olrec· tor. The ideal candidate will bt quaUfied aa an actMry director br Ohio, be aalf alartlng and dir~t· ed, hne experience In aueum.ent and UOS, ••cellent documentation skills and be able to WOtlc ne•ible hourt. This II a lull time poaition. S8nd reaume, wor1f. hi11ory and aalar~ requirements CIO The Daily Sentinel. P.O. Box 729~ POmeroy, Ohio' 45769. Applleationa are now being acFive gray atrlp&q and blac;:k kit-· cept&d at Pinecr&&t Care C«tt tans, catl814-985-4488, Chestar.' 170 Pinecrest Drive, Gwllipol:: OH 45631 for full time and para Free to good home, hamlt&fl & time, alate tested nur&ing aaslalab nlee. 304--675-1068. tantl. Competitive wagea, ditrerFull blooded Collie, male, neu- ential wl1h eJtperlence. Equal Optered, 10 home In country. 30-4 - porunlty EmpJoyef. 87~1103or304~~ . Apf>lleollona Aro Now Bolng At· Old b·arn, p•rriall~ log, partially ceplltd At Plnecra~t Care Cenret. barn siding. 814-992--41111. . . 170 Plnecreat Orl~•. Galllpolla, Ohlo 45831 For Full' Time And old female cat. 10 giveoway, I IWKt Part Time, State Teated Hurling ~~~~~~~:~w=i~th: ~ Upright plano WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Specializing in Custom . Frame Repair NEW & USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES & MODELS 992-7013 OR 992-5553 OR TOLL FREE 1-800·84B·007· DARWIN, OHIO Wanted To Buy, .Junk Autoa, Artt 814·388-P062. 0. .1 1•· <-4e.fliRT. Condition, Aaslstants. Competitive Wag... Differential With Experience, (6 ,.1 Equal 0wor"nllY E.,..,..,.. ------f ARE VOU MISSING 'r'OUR DAYS AS A lotEIIBER OF THE MILl· ;.049-.:::...:220=2:.. . 60 lost and Found purple during Kindergarten at Rudand Elementary, appoo-.. 51 - · caff61>1-7<12-2elle. Found ; Sungluns A. Thoma• & A. Thomu Caat, Pretcription Near Indiana Mluour1 line, e 1A· «6·0152. ·LOll. Sl.turday Olamonc:l Ring tn Vlciniry of French 500 Flea Marktt tt Found Pleete Call 61"""46- 092•. Roword. TARY? Cheek OUt lhO pou-dmo JObl •vallable in the Weal Vlrgl~ nia Army National GUII<I'a 38&11h Maintenance Co""'""'. PI f'lou.. snt, WV. let ua ptOVtde you wllh • monft\l't paycnedt, llducadonal aniatanc:e, a great reliremern plan, and much more. Your er. parlance Ia Important to ua. OUR ANNUAL TRAINING THIS YEAR IS IN GERMANY IN AUGUST! Call ao.-a7S..S837 or 1-800..642· 381g, ATTENTION UNEMPlOYED \'OUTH AGE 16-21 loal: Black &. Wh ile Ma~e Cat Mudaock "rea, Chllda ~1. Re- Gallia -Maig1 Communtty Action wardlll•-379-2552, Agency Ia Seeking AppHcanta For Temporar~ Summer Emplo~­ Baseball G""'t Foil Oft mant AI Custodial, S.cre1arial, Car Near H&R Block Wed 5i 171 And Yalntenance Tralneet. The DS, Rowordl0 1 4,446-259~ . Employment Would ~in tn Juno AM to E-tod To LUl For 1\f>- Lost tlo)'o 10 Yard sate prolrimltt<y 10W- Gahtpolls & VIcinity Houro For W8o+l 32 Or 40 Par.Rato 1-4.25 f'lr Hour 2 Family Yard Sale: 7u Pon ar Road, · OH. LoUI Of Boys & Girls Ciqlhts. Sarurday. 9-1. Appri<an<l Moy Be High Scl1ool 1 CoUegt Student•. Gn~duatea. Ot Out 01 School . Suc::ceaaful Applicants Uuat Mttt Pro~ram EIJ,. gibli iV ALL Yard Sales Mua1 Be Paid In Advanct. DEADLINE . 2:00p.m. t~e day before tht ad 11 fo run. Sonday edlbon · ~00 p.m. Fnda)'. Monday edJuon · 2· . S.,lUf· Requlromonto tnchielrt I~ come, Age, Ga llla -Ueigl Reel· darn, And Olharo. Priority e-lden~ tlon WiK Be Given To Applicants Age 18 -21. Pre· Appllca tions a.&a~ Be Obtained Atlht FolloWirig CM Oflcoo: day. Fri. Sal, 112 M~e. Road, Off Rt 7. G8Dfgn Creek Color T.V.. Cug. gage, Carpet. D•~•a. Sm1U Ap- SOl, 8010 North Sta te ROU11 7, Cheohl~ 8511 ll'lrd - pt,.nus, Frl, , Gaillpollo. Jdhn sono Rldgo (Ort o.eai 81 .......,. 1018. Gto rge ·l Creek Rotd) Firat Hou10 On Lell. a 5, T.V. All1D En· AVON 1 All A ,.... I Shirley Ealer. MoWtra For Porto. Wood- 1:5;::f'00;:::;"-~904 ~"'~*:.1:.;G=.:-:.-:-::--,txunor, Canning Jaro, Mlocollo· AVON 1D buY Or Mil. lllfllyn, lnnoouo, 61 •-+46·Wi10. dopondonr "'P· 30•·882-2041 or 1--2-taSe. gint. Calli ng fin, Couch, Weed �• • I ·PIP 10 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • lllcldltport, Ohio / lley19, 1995 • Ohio The 11 Sentinel• ' •' NEA Crossw~d ~uzzle BRIDGE c ACROSS PHILLIP ALDER KIT 'N' CARLYLU by Larry Wr!Pt , -fly 1 , 7 leisur11 gormont 13laaloylof 1 word 14 PubUc ep11k.,. 9·95 •Q f1Hiri\L S 10 9 7 •& 3 +A Q 2 4oK 10 8 3 520 15 ~ ' 116 17 Not 11 all Actreu Thutnlan 18 Woolomor 20 Exp'"o : 21 - Nlglllo 24 Dec. EAST I · ll.ooo. "Cook· duo ., 1"'-N ~onolot ,.. ~r• Meklng a cook. Prelerablt. ' 1aperlenc:td In thefl~urlc m... von. 1 too do pool~ 11 10 montlt EOE """lOt- 2110. .Electric Motor ·shop Needa -Full limo H~p. llochanlcal, El-.tricll, z••. co11on1 Condldon, •1,!100, Firm. -;;=;;::~~:;::::~~~~:::;::;:~::i~~;·~oAAw;;~'~P.~M;.;;;~~;;~ 1 w•......,310 tto mes.1or sale •No ,.... -·Atoo Roll••........,.. Do · lroltor l!>t DopooiL R1 UN. once Or 'Farm Eqwlpmont. Sorlaua Workot'o Only, e14-3117-71 lie. Furnilurt Sale&, Some Clerical, Immediate Openl~g, Full TIIM, go-. Ito- 2-otary Now He· von lupormarko~ loonom ftoor aa,..ta.tefr remodeled, 2 Hr•: (IICint bot 40'12r, roor bot 32'123'), 100'140' lei~ 111.500. c.. ..... 2 - Agod Clilcnn -- I A.M. -1 P.M. During SUmmor, BtHkf. .l I Lunch Futnllhod, Ctvtl*"t ...,_ Rate:•--. 114.. Ap.ply tO A.ll . ·12 .30 P.ll. Mon. Tuea & Wed, Lifeaty'- Furniture: 1511 Third A¥onut, GaMipollo, No Phone Cilia. Gallia -Mtlga Communllr" Ac:dan Agencr JTPA Program 11 Ac· cepdng Appllcatlona For The FQI. · i9wlng Temporary Sum..., P,oi· llono: "Tral,_ II lnwlvea ProvkSing Rlmodlol /Enrichment Educational lllnl Good $1100, et4-38Nnt' Loculi Ad on right. PI Ploloant 304-117&-1071. ~-- Golllpoll 3btdroom, all ......,ic. 1 Forry, 1250mo, 1100 dopooiL 304.a75-4011. 540 llllc:elllnBOUI llen:hlncllae . Now- For Rant: 2 Bedroom Trailer In Sm11 Trdw A1rt1. 3 112 111101 OUt Bulovlllo Rood, No Pita, Oopoolt By OWnot 3 Badfoom, FuM OIIORt Modloon A... WIWI"'out Roqulrocl, e1..-.1toc. utr11 Pt. <0 lot Roduco Ta Solo. 114-3711-:11181 440 ,.,..nco, EOlW. OPI'QimJNITY Ell- . E- ouronco, 24 Hr. S..· leo -Call And Savol No TrM Tho Big 0. Too Smolll 114-31&-116<3, 11...3117-7010. Roc!lng, Siding. - I Eltlriot Palnllng. Complete Lawn Care. Po..'l & Dttkt, Odd Jobl, FrM E1tlma1a1, Guerantetd Work! 814-448-8132, e1 .....1·111C13. PlOI'ER Sun Valli/ Nuraerr · Schaal. IIARKETINQ Exciting & Rewarding CallMH' A, Chlldcoro ·F lam-5:30pm A9n 2·K, Young School Age Ourma Summer. 3 Dayo par WHk Mini· mum et..-.3657. A Uarkedng ~Admiaalona Director For 100 Bed Nuralng Home. Muot Be Poraonablo, SOli Moti· vated And Creative. Medlcatt, Medicaid Knowledge Enentlal. Raqu lrea E~teellent Written And VerDa! Communication Skill•. EJcellent SOiary And Benefit ~ell­ age. Send Reaume's To; Scenic Hilla Nuraing- Center, 311 Buckrl~e Road. Bidwell, OH 456U. Ann: Patrick Alraon, Administrator, NO PHONE CAlLS PlEASE. Naed 3 People To Sell ·Avon, 61 ... -..3358 On Duty Medical 11 Pleased To Annourn» Our New Orfloe At GGS Jacl<oon Pike SUite 1210, GalUpo111, Q~io 45831 . Coma Spend A Night Or Two In Our Furnlehed Apartment With A PooL Work 2 Or 3 Dayt And Earn A Weeki P&y. All Shlht Are Available For Columbua Work . Starring Wage. Ia $7.00 An Hour~ Fot Further OetaUo Callt-B00-506-8773. Patt tlnlt txX.kkeeper In PDrneror. Send reaume c/o Dally Sentinel, P.O . Boa 729· 06, Pomeroy, Ohio 45789. Saleoman Wanted At Eotabllohed Car Lot In Galllpollo, ~ome Eaporioflco Helpful, But NOt A lluot. Pay B•••d Upon Experience. · Sand R••ume To ; Boa: 123. Rio Gt1n<lo, QH <5874. Secretary /Raceptlonlet Mull Have Computer Sklllt, Emptlalir- ln1J Word Proceulng, French City Pr111. 423 Second Avanua, Go ill poll' Someone needed IYtnl~l and weekandl to care k)r elderly woman In h•r home near Pomeroy. Ap.ply by wr iting Tho Dally SOntinel . c/o Box 729-0 , Pomeroy, Ohio· 45769, giving experlenu, ,.taf'df'IC41 1 wage Jeq;Jirement. Will bll7ilit In mr homo. 7 dayo a 304<175-201111. Willi!<> blcl<i"Dio work. phone 01,._ IHIZ·3173oret4-8112·585& Will 00. lntorlor, E1!8tlor Painting. Ra&~onatM Rlitel, Experienced, Raferance1, For Fr.. E1.tlmates, Cal Bl4·24f>57511. areoppo awll~~~~~~b:~~:~ual All roa l estate ad'Jertls!ng (n thiS newspaper Is subtectto the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1966 which makes it illegal to advertise "any preraren ce.. limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, se)( lamlllal status or nallonal origin, or any intention to make any such preference, limitation or d iscrimina tion.~ Jac:klon-VInton Community M · !Xm. lnc. wiN be ~appli- 180 Wanted TO Do Ace Trao Service. ComPlete uao oare, ZOyro. 01p. & inourod, 1rH ootlmateo. 01<· 441 · 1181 or I · IQO.b-8887. Cullom Sawmlll-k 1100 Par ...-...,014-3fl8.11354. T.., omry, s.. bedroom, 2 bllhl, 2 kltchenl, 2 I 3 car garage, 2 acre• land. Juat a taw mlnutn from Pt Ploeoont Call Somorvlllo Really 304-875-3030 or 30<·tl7!;. 3<3t . Very nice .counrrr home, 35ac. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUOGET PRICES AT JACKSON J;STATES, 52 Wootwood Drlv• •om $.228 to 12111. Y(alk II ollop I mcvloa. Call ot•·440-2588. Equal Houolng Opportunity. · Furnlohad Aportmont, Udlidoo .Paid, 1 Bedroom, Upotll•o. SOC· ond - .... GoUipollo, No Poto. E1collont CondiUon, a 14-4-!e· ;;;30:'~-8~7"'5:'8:"1011~:-:-:---:c 8523. 320 Mobile Homes lor sale ·~-m H·- Wlill Booomont. 2·~·~ In GolllpoiiL Now Roof, Now fur· naco With Haot Pump, New Hot Water Tank. Recently Rewired Ahd Replwnbad Throu~hau t. AboYo Ground SPool WlthB rlv acy Fence. Largo torego u1ld1ng, ~~,000, 6U·••8-732t After e -="~"'-..,~•~zs.;.;e~•~·-m~:"·22~1~7·~-·l Elaculc WhHichalro And Scootoro, New And Uood, Indoor And Outdoor Modell, Bowman•• Homocaro, •1H<8-7283. Gold Glboon olocUic cook otovo with conllnuou• cleaning oven, good condition, Seo. 30.'773· 5370. . Goad u1ed furniture· matching 1ola and love 1111 with zipper culhlon1, con.. atep and end ta· bleo, 25" wood cabinet RCA TV, fioor and table Iampi, rpund ma· pie dining room tabla and chalra wiih two 188¥80, wliiB metal bloa cabinet with formica top. awlvll rocking chair, one Lazy Boy raclnof, stack white c:ornof ohelone ·pulh garden plow, 814-Ji25251 or'Bt.4-i85-3521 o1tor 2pm. G18'1111y Welk Bihlnd Gardtn Till· er 1350: Gra¥Oiy Frontllountad Rotary Plow, 1250, 8t,..2•f>5S44 Aner 6 P.ll. JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired, New & Rebuilt In SIOd<. CoM Ron Evano, 1·800·537-gSZ& Kingwood Burning Stove, 1300. 01··<48.0516. Make 2 pavments and move lnl ' New 14x70, 2 or 3br. Financing Available. Call Run Murdock, 1· 100 25 5070 · t. New 1895 14x70, Include• akirt• lng, staps, block a, one year homeowner~ Insurance and aile monlhl FREE leu iert Only $1025 down and $207.17 per month. Call Rooma for rant • week or monrh. Stating 11 $120/mo. Golllo Hotel. 01~510. Sl1eplng roams with cooking. Also trailer epace on river. All hook· ups. Call after 2:00 p.m., 304-773-51151, Muon WY. MERCHANDISE 1 ~7- 3238 · OAKWOOO HOMES. NITRO. Dl· RECT FACTORY OUTLET. NO MIDDt.:EMAN, SAVE t1 oooa. FREE DELIVERY 1 SETUP, LARGE SELECTION OF SINGLE & OOUBLEWIDES. WE OWN THEM. WE'LL FINANCE THEM. :IJ+755-5885. 51 o GALL lA COUNTY: Juot Eaot 01 Stata At. 17, 30 Mlnullo SOUf1 Of Gallipolis, 358 Wooded Acree. Dlvldod In 18 Tracto Ronglng From 5 To 3• Acroa Eoch, All For Sllle On Land Contract 'Wiill For 10% 0own And 10,.,. 1 Yaau, Soma Of The Prlc~J~S Are: 25 Acrta, 114,000, 34 Act· -. 110,000, And 7 AtriO · 11 ,._ 77r.gn3. o '"*"' •uoo. AKC Rog Coc:kor Spaniol pupplot, IIIII ohotl & -mod, • I 25. 304-773-110711altot 5pm. AKC Slborlon Huoky Pupa, Bluo ey... ~·lea: $175~ 'female•: .lSD; Coin!, s.-~ 814-27. Amarlcan Cocker Spaniel Pupplea. AKC Rtglo,.rod, Champion Bloodline. 01 ...3'11·2728. Female St. Bernard, 814·256· Q364, Lop-tarred Rabbitt, French lopa, lllni Ulpe, Holland Lop• 61,._381185n. Norwaglon Elkhounda, 814·843· 5178. Proloollonol Oeg Grooming Vln· O>n & Rio Granda Aroo, 20 "11toro Experience For Appointment, 814-245-11054. Profoulonal Pot Grooming. All Broodo, - b t o Rollo. Guor· antead SaUa.. ctlon. Your ~ta Sac:ond Boat F~ond. Loave Mtloago W I Con1 Got To Pltona, Or e,l Aftw I P.ll. Call Anytime Ftlr Appo-\81 ...:zaa.e&ao. Loaded, New Carpati114-37G· 2720 Alta< 8 P.ll. Schnauzer ... miniature puppl11, champion Gtandalro, AI<C . .101. 12110. ohoil and -mod, tall ond dadawod clodild, 814-187-3404. Now 100,000 BTU HI Eftlcloncy Gaa Furnace New Heat Pumpa. Very Reaaonably Priced, One Uaed 25KW Electric Furnace, Conttal Alr Condl-. Free Ead· matoo, 1·!100·287·11308 Or 014· 4..-e G308. New 4Mon"' Old Lift Chair, 81,._ 3711-2720 AFTER 8 P.M. llkt to ~M~ Whko Lop Eorrod. 81 7 . 570 Musical Instruments 8w1dy Cilrtnot e t4-3117· 1120. Splnot-conoolo plono. Want ro· apon1iblt party 10 make low monthly paymonta on plano. SM localfy. Colt-80Q.21118-e211. SIDty & Clark Consolo Plano, Ex· collont Condition, 1100 Or 080, BtH<8-Itll. 580 Fruits & . Vegetables R&S .Fumlturo. Wo buy, 1011 and V73. Goods trade intlqua, naw1u11d houa• 2pc brown aectlonal wlrec:llntra b th d 1300 3o• "75 on on 1 ' ' •u • 8583. ° . •eet LAYNE'SFURNITIJRE Comploto homa furnlohlngo. Houra: Mon -Sat, 8 •5. 11 .. _446 _ 0322 , 3 mlln out Bulo·"ila Plko •• hold lurnlahlnga. Will buy any amount, latgitlanw.ll. &OS Second St., Maton, WV. Owner· Rocky FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK Pooraon.304-7~5341 . Nl •• ~ & ~.. S IV"t'. . .L 100. 30_... 8.:.24 M. , PICKENS FURNITURE Naw/Uood Work booa et..........:tt&a 1-...;......;...====..;....-VFRAFURNITIJRE 81~151 OuoltyHou-Furni"reAnd umbla TR UJ : 7.145· ocrH, , . ,...... $7080; &.o• 7 _.., , 4542: (othor I:'::'_Froe:-Oel-:-1\<oty-'-WI::ithh-:-:-25-11_1101.-:-:- ~OtatDN110n CUlt And Conyl RENT·2.owN And~Aleo 10' ollmlnum )olw1 boot and 3 •112 horae motor, extra wide, m.tor uno vory good. $3110; 5 HP gu motor. S.ara game flaher, very good atlapa, uaed very IIQ:II, • 1325;(11~)11112-711117. . ' REGISTERED ANGUS And Chi· Anguo Bullo And Hellero $7110 • Exc1llen1 Bloodllnea, Slate Farma, 01,._211-538$ Joel<· 101\ Regloterod Angus Bull, 20 Montho, Out 01 Stonylonooomo Slllcko< et 4-371-2798. 111111 Four Wlnno. Ill~ 4.3L 'OnGina, exc. cond •• many ext(... Commondto 12 Three-opo1 a horse 10 How sweet card 19 Prnldent Lincoln 21 ltema owned 11 Sub(secretly) 22 Actreaa MacGrew Pas~ 3• East Pass Pass Pass 23 Mode 10 lose .loellng 24Medlcal picture 25 Hall ol bi 26 Aleutiln Island 28 Singer ' Vikkl28 --Rhylhm •2 A long~lived play technique 34 Wild oheep By Phillip Alder 37 Spout 38 Actnooo :JO Preacribed ~~mount Aogiattred Umouoln Bulla, Red & Black 12·18 lion"'• Old, Somo Paled 814-31i7-7800 Evonlngo. 1g114 Aric Cot liger Sl1otk Jatokl Wltlt Trailer, Covor And 2 I.J!ovelll, Uaed leu Than 30 l:frs. If 4·37g·2291. 014·379-21112 Slllr..,;, May 27th. Spoclol Con- olg-t Solo. Soling 1 P.M. 17 Hoado Pracondklonod H_,t!ord Conlo, 10 StNro, 7 Holloro, All Sltoto, Sot Of Good To Be Sal~l All Conolonmonto Welcome, Haullno Av1Uable. A"'ono Llvootock !laloo, e1•· -3631,014-15112-2322. a...-. cc.. 640 Hay & Grain 22 big round blloo, 11211. 1 orol.304475-1311. . 1~. 2·man ABS ~11tlc W.ter1camp boo~ paddod Mlvol -11. 24~b. tltruot Minn. l<o• kicker pluo lion pock llarlno battory. All lila bHn uaad len than 24 twa. (814) 8111 30111. ' . : fc· 11 o Autos for sale .,. Bulcll LaSobro. V-1 automallc. 125,000 mila•. rune like new, $850. (81412•7~282. Oar-. ... Dodgo Good Cond~. don 95,000 llllao .2900 814..482075 orlu Ul 3~75. · 1g75 Pinto Auto, 12115 Runo & Orlvoo: 1e14 Morcurr Caprice, Hotcti>ock. Auto, Alr, fl'8S; 1987 Plrmcutll Corodalo 17115; Nogoti· -.114-2<5-lien. 11178 Comoro 3110 SB; tilll t·top Z28 Co"""" <00 SB; tg85 Con· --.1111.;814-8112-21102. ten Ford Thunderbird. runo (IOOd. Col30447~15. 1g8t Ford Granado Groat Interior, And Exterior, Low Ulleage, 814-2511-1012. 1U3 Buick Skyhawk In Good Running Condldon, 11,000, 114 3CI7-G2te 1g85 Buick Somonet Motor Notdo Work, 1200, 014·388· gm_ lg88 Camoro lroc Z-28 Rod, TTop, Tunocl Port Injection $3,500, 01... 443-11114. toes Mercur)' Lrnx wagon, eutomatlc. ~•r~ nlct car, 30 mpg, 112110, (114) 247-2115. 1987 Dodgo Shodow 113,000 Ulle1, loakt and Run• Great 122110 814-~1233 or 014-258· 15311 IU7 Ford Eocott Wtockod WI"' 88 llotor. Low Mileage, 1400, el4-3117·l'017. 1911 Lincoln Town Car, loaded, '2075. 186Q Mercur)' TraCer, $1100. 1eaa Dodga von, $4100. 304<175-2440. t990 Ca¥OIIor, 5opood, 2door, 1 owner, 87,0QOmllea, axe cond. Flu Toma 304-f75.2681 . 1QQ2 Chl')'tlar Flhh Avenue, Uke Now, Oror. Pluoll lh!8tlor, Loaded, Excenont Condition, 74,000 lllin. Altot •P.M. 01~1l"'· .. . ~· ,. u..s. • pO!T <- Budget Tranamlaslona, U11ct &· RabuN~ All Typao, Accoool&it:To Over 10,000 Tranaml1alon, Al10 Porto. 814-3711-2tl35. ' Johnaona Tranaml11ion1 And Sarvlco, Uoed And Rellullt Tranlmloolono. Aloo, Caoh And Corry TranonVuiono 814-3111-221!3. Haw a•• tanka, one ton trpck Wf\t\T Mff'ENeD... Dl D THE: ·'. t 5 Fl Camping Trailer t!138. NY 115 77·0169. · f T ~INK YOU'LL 1\LL I'.GREE THAT " JOE.'S FALAFEL" 15 A I'RE1TY 51Uf'.l D NAME FOI<. /'.. Good Condition, $2,250, 114-r.;e1357. .. BA5E5ALL TEN1, AND... IT... UH ... SERVICES llloc. Equip No Longer N-.. I' lmco Hog Pull Typo 1425; 200 Gal. Sprayor W /8 Row Boomo t•l:S; NH 258 Rake $1,9110; NH 273 Wlro Tlo Balor $2,450; te' Alum. El•ator $210: Nl Ground Drive Spreader •350; JD 4230 Tractor C.H.A. Duale 4,200 Hra. $15,000; 12' Ill 320 Dloc 11.250; Gravity .~on W /JD Gnro 1850. e 1 ~ -8tt o Aftoit a P.M. N.H. 848 Round lloH- ~ught­ ln. 92 Uoed Very Llnlo Excellent Concld~Jn, Call Before 3 P.M. Wll· dayo, 114-381-8151. 2237. 1gu Ct>ovy-&llvorado. Loaded, 13,000; Hondo 414 300 S2.700, 014-3711-2820. 1881 Ford F-1110 IClT Loria! Fully LoododiiAC, .ERtlltnt Condlilonl <0,000 11oa, Allor 5:00, et.._-. 3568. • 730 Vans & 4-WDa -~~-----.;..-. 1082 Ford Convertlon Van, ·Aa 1o, UOO, ot ...«<-3!84. t.\Ciol'lY, If '/OIJ'VI> GOT 1<. 1\\\NUT~ I l'D liKE. lU RUN I<.N IDtA BY '/OV ... Barnatt'a .Home lmporvementa; Room Addition• -Decka, And Parchea, "E•perlanced, Free Eltl· ma10o,l1.._.6568. C&C General Home Ualn· tenanCe - Palnllng , vinyl aiding, carpentry, dooro, window" bathe. mobil• home repair and more •. For free estimate call ChtL f314-992· ASTRO·GRAPH ~ ' I - ... . 840 Electrical and Rafrlgeratlon Reoldondol or convnorclal wiring. canaed electrician. Rldenpur Eleculcol, WV0003011, 30•·075- 1781. '-Your 'Birthday Saturday: May 20. 1995 ·1now' aorvlca or ropeirL Maotor U· .'. ul B NDDO KDCOSRO 0 ,u 0 H 0 L x· E Z B F LCD ( H . B . PHRRLF . ' V B K KDFSLDOX) VB X VBCHFDO. PR~VIOUS SOLUTION: "Nature woul d burst should she aHempt to produce nothing save Bee1hovens.n- Robert Schumann. '::~:~~' S©Rotl"M-~t.trs· - - - - - - - EdiOod by CLAY • . I'OUAN O Rearrange WOlD •••• lette rs of the four scrambled words be· low to form four words BISREC RUPS U PI r-:C-:-U-:-E-N---"-0. --,1."'~ ·l I• J . . . , J6 . ~ A close i upset about turning fifty . He tol d me that fifty is·when you go from present tense to . . . . · the chuc kle qvcled by ftlh n9 m the mtntng words 151 ROB011MAN Ace Vinyl Siding 20% OU SOle, Vinyl Siding /Roplacomont WindOWl, Roofing, 25 Yaafs Ea:pareinca, e14-387.Q813. kP I Nat. Heat Pumpa l Etacti-lc Furnace1. Fi'n Eatlftles: If You 00n1 Coli Ua Wo Boilll.ooel 5144~·8301, 1·100-287-8308, wv 0021145. DBKXZJCBIO R C K ODSAZNRKF WHILE Y(lJ'RE EATING 1>1AT , TAAT WAAT SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS STRIKE ABLOW IN THE WAR ON HIGH PRICES. SHOP THE CLASSIFIEDS. ' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional llletlma guarantee. Local reference• furniahed~ Call I (800) 287·0578 Or (61<) 237· 0488 Aogera Waterproofing. Established 1975. wrance, 02"Jf. Gat Furnaces. WE LE TTERS IN SQUARES ·FoR ME TO TALK. Home lawt•nce Entttprlset T.W. l!a· XA ORXD PR INT NUMBERED lmprovamants etH58·tett . 1Qa1 DoiiiUn truclt Coli 304-17&- ~~~D~ ~US,~1\Rt) T>1t-T~ lnatallltl~n And Servlca. EPA .Corti~od. -donlial, Cormwcial. 'B '-....1.-...L.-L......I.-...L.~ you develop from step No. 3 below . 23 Ft. sca;crah Saii·Cantalrlad, Electric Or Gal, Window, Air, freeman'i Heating And' Cooling. by Luis Campos CelebriTy CIPher cryptoQrams are crealedlrom quoiatlons by famous people J)llst and prMent Eacnltiner 1n the cipher stand! lor another Tod.ty"s c/u.8 J t/lqUIIIS 0 . Nice lnolda & Out 14500 114· 446-07811 .., Plumbing & • · Heating CELEBRITY CIPHER ~~=~C~==E~~D=~T~~7:E~~=F=:~8:~~ ~- ~~:p~e:: te78 Dodgo Trano-Van llotor Home, New Tires ee, 700 Ulfes, 810 48 Owl'o cry, 49 A.·S. oerf 51 Dance olep 52 lnhabllan1 (auf!.) 54 Limb · I g74 Dodge motor homo, good condrtion lnaldo & out. oloepl e. 30,ocoml, suoo. 304-<s&tM. 820 Lowaa 18hp riding lawn 1ractor, •5" cu~ oxe cond., P50. Farmall Super C lllcycla, front end. runa good, 1800.304.a75-3824. turned the diamond 10. South couldn ' t avoid the loss of ano1h er tri c k ; one down . · . As North pointed oul, South should have left the.diamond finesse alone, tak-· i'ng a .ruffing firiesse in club s in stead .. After winning trick two, h e should have played a trump to the dummy and called for the club king. As suming East covers with the ace !a card with which he i s marked by West's openin g lead ), . declarer ruffs, r eturn s to dummy with anotfter trump and plays the club 10, discarding a diamond from hand. Wesl wins .with the queen 1 cashes the heart and switche s to a diamond . However, declarer wins with 'dummy's ace and discards his last diamond on dummy's established club eight. The other inter es ting fact about t~ ­ ataras is tha1 th e males don 't h ave normal reproductive organs. I wonder how they mate. Phi · Alder's new book , "Get Sm•arter at Bridge," is available, tograph ed. upon .reques t, for 14.95 from P.O. Box 169, Roslyn .,.._z;se. Tractor trniller Parklf\G Avalla"'e In City Llmlto, Dtlly /Weakly 1 Monthly, 014-446-3845. St1irway Elavatora And Wheelchair /Scooter lift• For Caro, Now And Uoad, Bo.,mono H . , _ 814-<43-72&1. C:LI\DYS SN<IG I campers & MotorHomas Ron'• TV Sarvlce, ljMciallzlng In Zenith e110 nrvlclng rnotr other brandt. House "111, 1· 800-797· OCt S. W't/304-57!1·2388. Sam Somorvlllo'• Army Surpluo, uled camounage ~urkay clothing, by Sandr¥111* Pool Ofllce, noon8pm Fri-Sun. (C .. h·no checko), ... ...NO Of.le. >JOULD Lt.t\VE UNTIL "'' OPE:Rt>- ROf-1 LONG ? D & A Auto. Ripley, W'tl.. 304-372· 3933 .. 1..80Q.273-032i. ( 790 ' P' - . _ redlaiOII, floor mall, 111. 614·992·.W51 . Llpeo, 32" croubucl< ototm door. 304<175-3454. finesse. However, East won with the king, cashed ·the heart queen· and re- ... .,FRANK & ERNEST Jot'l Home Malnten•nce, vinyl aidinG. roofing, exterior painting, power washing, free eatimataa, Roll-- bod. Atltl game wiill 18 Tlckota f~r PGA Memorial Golf Tournament Paoooa good lor oil practice rounda, rournament, plus parking. ws.. 304.a75-t068. ) Accessories Custom Cleaning, Papering &. Painting. It ...<48-3845. Throo pleco mauve, groon and baloe aectlonal wilh llteper in· cllner and atefeo, excellent con· dldon.ISIIO, (614) 7o12-3802. J~· OffiCe RafrlgaralDFI, StOves, W11h1r1 And Dryara, All Racondlrloned And GauranLiedl SIOO And Up, WWI Oelvor. 01 ~ Bee 0111. STORAGE TANKS 3,000 Gallon Upright. Ron Evono Entorprlaoo, Jackoon. Olio, 1.aoo. 53H52& ..'' Auto Parts & 11323. Stokot'maic Haatirlg Stove Eacof. lontConoilion, 81 .,_24s.sc2<1. b./tOll., ~ ar TRAN SPO RTATION the dinosaur. Despite being only a few lmch<.s long, it ha~ a lire-span of about 120 years. This shows what can happen if man leaves well enough alone. Today ' s deal features a card -play technique that has been known since the early days of the game , but it is still left alone by many players . How should South plan the play in four spade s arter West leads a club to his partner's jack and East returns the heart king? South won trick two wi1h his heart ace, drew trumps and took the diamond ~ "PEANUTS aluminum pontoon wiill 3sltP Morcury motor ond tiller, ~. 01..992•7410. I 760 Hagen Wound Tidal wave Horn oound Calilornla wine: v•lley 45 Baoeblll'o Speaker 47 Roman robe 39 42 43 44 some 250 million yea.rs ago, even before ~75-31114. Roirl>ow, ike,_ 304<175-17211. ,.- ~~~~~~~~~;~ Waohor, Dryor, Rofrlgarotor, Air Conditioner, Microwave, Color T.V., at4-~IZII. · 750 Boats & Motors . for sale - . g SIOdc. 114- :...Fr~oe;.;Doll;.;;;;-'c.:"';:,'·~--:-._- 304-2~51155. Cornmotlcal, Rooldon tial, SI8YO: 814-+11-1087. a..- Groom Shop -Pat G"'omlng. .,.. turing Hydro Both. Julio Webb. Clii11...-.G231. Household REMOTE, bloudful, rldgo-top land: ttlrH mllel lOUth of Cer· pentar, Ohio, loll Union Rd. (l;ol· /:rcala avolloi>MI. nnoncg. Call lor good map, Ot4-5e3l·asc_s._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Pets for sal& Red I whiiO _ , po,.to planta, coli 814·742·2220 or 114·742· And All 10 Yoor CGntroctl Hove AcYaat- We GWe 10~ otacount For Cah 560 Queen Size Watarbed, Frame Wiilll!inor, 1110. 81.,.....2751. carpet & Vinyl In Stock t5.00 Y'd 330 Farms lor Up 10 Pou.rno Of Klt<han CorIn Stack. Over 35 Pauarn1 13 Acrei ·And Barn I Houae, .3 ifl1iln S~ Mollohan Carpet~. 44;.:1...;7...; 444 Badrooma, I 1'12 Botllo, LA, I 1L •8:.;t...;f...; .:..c... · -----PIMtd DriYiwly,01' •• 0035 Counr2!:nlwre-Furnlrure for . 2 Norlh. Pl. 350 Lots & Acraage ~ sa•.. Metal Roofing I Siding, Check Our Pol- Boloro You Buy. AltiJ· .. Farm Supply. 014-24f>51113. Rablilll "" Solo Lop Elrod. -kl $3<00. ~H7S.3t911 . Rooms 304.fl75-742!. Kitchen Cablnetl, Mu11 Sell, Price Reduced, $500 eu-dO· 8854. Mo¥1ng-muot sell. Satellite dloh, 6moo old, paid $3600, uklng Furnished - - - · 112.000, 114-387· 72117. /]~~~~~~~~~~ Couch, $<0; kM -~ $30; hldoa-bed, $25; TV ILind, SIS; ctina 450 Gonoralllolntanance, PolndnQ, Yard Work Windows W.lhed Gut iBio Cloanod Llph t Houllng, Georgoo P,tUibfl Sawmill, don't heul your ~~ 10 1111 mil jtlot call 304475-195 . • Concrete & Ptaodc S.pdc Tanu, 300 Thru 2,000 Gollono Ron E•ano Entorprloaa, JackoOn, OH t-80Q.537-1152& Ooublawlde Repos, never Uved lnl Financing A•allable. '•II Ru01 l l u - . 1-81)0.251·50111. 3 9 1DtJfTII. 2 Bitt._ Heat Pu~ G•• Furnace, 1 Acre. Garage. Gtawllooa NWttplpe .' dralnplpa 110w In atack. Sldata Equipment, Vary clean one bedroom apart• mant In Mldclopon. call 814·11112· GAlLIA COUNTY: Juot Elot Of . No applloncoa, Household furnlohlng. 112 mi. Jorrlcho Rd. Pt Sta.. At. 17, 30 MlnuiOO Souill 01 Ploooont. WV, alii 304-07&-t•IIO. Galllpiillo, 25 Wooded Acroo 88'1~4:~~18~8~1~48~:=:-:::----OverloOking Tho Ohio Rlvor, $22,000, Only •2,000 Oown And SWAIN $264.30 Par Month, 10 Yeara. AUCTION I FURNITURE. 12 Ill% lnwoo~ 014-nfl.8173. Olivo St, Golllpolla. Now 1 Uoad . fUrniture, heatata, Wn1ern 1 3 Bodroomo, 2 ila"'o. WeN Molntolnod, Gto«< School, Buy Dlract From Ownor, Save I sss,goo, 014>440-a151l All Stool Building Sale: 30 To 10 Wlda, 20 Ft I as FL Bayo, 114381-«114 1888 Vermont 14 x 70, 3bedroom Take over paymenta. 304·675· <078. _::s::a:o 310 Homes for Sale 211 Ga. Motol Roclng And Siding, Cut To Link. et 4-3811e:Jtc Mossberg 500 12 gauge pump, ventilated barrel. alao slug barrel, maple otock, nice. $250, (114) . 247-1292. 5304 01 01 .....e-3011 I. 11183 Yamaha Tlmboowoll, 2 WD, 311 Soddo Wlill Pad, et,._ BoiJr P1aa I 3711-25113. 37tt: EOH. !:c:.:tt VISTA VOlUNTEER WANTED =~.:!u;'s0-~50. :JO.I.e'IS-ZQII aftor 5pm. • 9 The tuatara is a lizard- like reptile . that lives on only a few islands off the coast of New Zealand. It first appeared rl u.a Nowl2.!100. ou ua 25e 03&4. Palsl $300.oo Uanth. Oepoalt. 01 ...-.23001orat4-446-8787 2bdrm. aptl., totlil electric, IP" pllancu furnllhH. la~ndry room IKiiltieo. clooe 10 ochool In toWn. · Appllcatlono ovoHtlblt at: VIUaga Graon Apta. ,.; or call 81C-e92· -· This newspaper will not knowling ty accept advertisements lor raat estate whi ch Is in vlol<:.tion of the law. Our readers are hereby infori'ned that all dwellings adYerti sed In lhis newspaper """'-Tho SpUt·lewll on approL 1 112acrea n1ar Pt PJH.aant HOUN hal IIV· lng ropm, dining room, kitchen, 4bodrooma, 2 112bltho, laundry room, !ani~ room wlill kllchonotli '& fireplace, and .2 car g1raga. Alto hal t 2'x2c • building. Call BORED STIFF •eoo. 3Jt..2101. ~otrollan Furnlohod EHiclancy 1195/Mo. UdlltiOI Paid, S~aro Ba"'· 107 12x52 HomeUe, Qll hl&l, eJtC. , s-nd, Golllpollo, ou uo ute cond .• new carpot, $5i50. 114· Aftor 7 P.ll. Will Haul Water, Fltl Swimming 4-46.()176. Pools 1 Mow Lawne, 6U-256· 12x65 El Cona Deluxe Uoblle Furnlohod olftoncy, PI Ploaaan~ all ulltlol pold. parking. Dop. rog. 1977 Alta< 7 P.M. Home. 6 14.<146-8323. 12115. 304-1175-7783. Will Instill Wlndahleldl $100 & 14x65 Homette, gaa heat, new Up. 81<·388·9062, Or 61<·••6· lhrough our. new carpet, 3ton cen. Groclouo living. 1 ind 2 llodtoom apor....,. ot VHiogo Manor ond PART. air, $8950. 6tH~.Q175. Rlvotoldo Apartmonla In MiddleWill Mow Lawns In The Gallipolis ti72 New Moon trailer, ·12x85, port From 12:32_.,11 . eon 1·14· Aroo. OIH43-2711t. two bldrOom, $5000, Inquire tt gaz.aalill. Equal Houolng Oppor· IUniiA Brown's Trailer P•rk, 614·8512· FINANCIAL Mar1h1ll S~udtnt Apartm•ntt, now available, Depoalt required~ 11H4 141170 Holly Park, a1ep-up lutriohod. ~75-7783. 21 0 Business kitchen and dining area, one lull baih, two bedrooms, very good Nice 2bod1110m wid hoal<up. Rof· Opportunity condition. (8t•l e85-438e O¥onoroncoo. DopooiL No poll. 304· INOfiCEI lngo. e75-5182. OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. t077 Llboriy 2 Bedroomo, StOYO, One bedroom apartment In Pt recommend• that you do bull· Refrigerator, Washer fOryer, Ploooon~ fumlohod, dean & nice. nen with people you know, and Good Queen Size Bed Included no peto. Phone 304-117f>l386. NOT ta aend mona~ lhrough the Se1 Upon Lot, 614-~....t~ 84 Betmall until you have lnveatlgated ween a ·lil:30 AU. Ore ·10 P.M . . Twin Rivero Tower, now accopting lhe oftetlng. · appllcadona lar ·1br. HUD aubald· 1985 14•70 SkyUna, 2 Bedrooma, lor elderly and handlUltlmale Multi-Level Marketing Stove, Refrlger&lor Window, AJC, . EOH 304.a75-8871. Plan· one .Produc:t • gold and all- 2 Deck a, Rented Loc. Addl1on, vor co lno paid waokly. $2000·. $12,000 01•·387·111Q3, 014-..8· Furnlohod Etllcloncr Shiro Bath. $8000 poulble, ground Hoor op· 2302. All Utllltloo Paid; t 145/l.to. g10 pottuni!Y. Collllork at (6141992- I;;;.;;;.;._ _, -_ _ _ __ llocond Ave"'lo, Galllpollo, 014· 7641 . · tlil87 t,.x65 Fleming Houae, un· -.311<5. dorplnnlng Included, $7800, call VENDING: Won't Goi Rich Quick. e14-IHI2·3855 after Qpm. Upatoln. 9 I Baill (1 BedWill Get A Steady, Cash Income, 1~~-=---~:'--:-~~~ room), Furnlan.d, Ctean, ReferPriced To Sell,'t -lil0-82().4353. 1e87 Fleollwoed 12 x 65. $5,500. ence and Depoalt Required, No 304-5711-.181 . Potl014--15tg, Someone To Rebuild Old Barn, 814-387-71"58. • kl anolleallonl for dttzer O""' ba·~·o• o~tori ·, rru;k e'",.,onrog ...... ~· ,..•. lvert. Mull b& willing to work dr par:l·lime. Dally Sentinel, P.O. Boa: 72111·07.- ~meroy, Ohio 45789 · TOURISJA DIRECTOR· Part· time 20 hri.Nt'k. Need dependal*t car, willing to learn word procaulnQJ computer, organized. talesman· ship/ good partonabllty, high &dlool diploma or higher, re~dont llolgo County, oblo to ' travollnl out Metg• CoUnry, handle oHica work. s·and r11ume ro Melga · t c•-m · .... r of Cammerce Coun y •• ~ ' Tourism Committee, 238 W. Main, Pometoy, OH by M&y 28. (Thia II a readvertlaement, prevlou• ,....,.. otiN bairu c o n - ) cadona lor o VISTA Volunworfung wiill omaN bulino~ ~den w~ bl a porlodofonoy-. All appllcantl rruar rnMt ~fk: el~lbllily ~ qulremonto. or moro nformoliOR con•co JohnSaundorl. Houllng CoonlmiOI', at 1-~4339. Oeodlmlo< 81>1liic0tlon 11 May 2-4. 1895. Ari £ciual ()pporb.ln~ty E~tf'/ProYidet 01 Service&. ~ rilory Aldo And Sorvlcol Aro Avallabto Upon ~-!To lndl· 2 .full bltho, Crab CrHk Rd •• $31j.iOQ, 304.a7f>5e51. WEDDIN', AUNT LOWEEZY? •' Noi'lh lead: MIGHT BE 1QQ3 Ylmoha PW 110 oc, Lotko And Runo Llko New 1)4· Apartments lor Rent Conage, notth and Ml Varnan Avo., PI Ploaoant 151,!100. 304075-2<05. the coml.c o 4 Small bird s Smudge 6 Lobe 7 Mass of lymphoid tissue 8 Theater sign (abbr.) i West Pass YOU TO TH' · 111io SuZill<l Oualaport DR O!iD-S. . .1800,014-982-3400-Spm! •• 8112 278S. Ofi.nng Family D.,Coro In my homo. Suite cerdllod wltlt Syro trlinlno o1porlonco. 111-lllo prlooo, fun octMH. b .,. childton .ond lata of TlC. Location II 304-812·2201. 27 Elly 10 undert1and '· 31 Dolerloraleo 32 AduH lnoect 33 Wogera 35 Soma alba 38 Juvenile 40Artdeco • Illustrator 41 Fried 1 qutcklv 2074. Servlcea. Workalle R~Yiew And Plano looacna 10 bogiMOfl. ad· 1 and 2 bodloom oporlnt1ltlll; fur· Mal ntenance, · Record Main· vanced atudlnll 10 adult•: alto niohad ond un!umlahod, oocurtty And Othol Roqwl...t A<r toach chording ond tronopoolfiG. depollt requlrlld, no pall, 114· ·FloiiOCk Grocory·A good I going QQ2-2211. tivldu Paoltlon Roqulr• BA C. n • jc:d(OI4)1N12 kiXI buolnou, all otocl<, oquillmon<. & roo .In Educadon, Valid Ohio oachlng Cortiflcote, Valid Oflv· Pralooolonol TtN Sontloo, Com· rool - · Coil SomoMIIo Railty 1br. unfurnlohod opt, good noigflOl'o Llcanoa, And Relillllo Trona· plata Tree Care, Bucket Truck 304.a7&-3030or~JI.3<31. 304-e75-8153 allor 5pm. ·110 FL Rooch. Slu111> Ro'porto lion. mo¥11, frH Eadmataal In· HouNbtaloiJr-.7- 2 BR. Garage Apt Goa Hoot No Paaltiont WHI Require Travel In Gallla And M~lgo Coundeo. Appllcatlono llay Be Obl.llnod And Reoumeo Submldad AI Tho CM Office, 1010 Not"' StoLl Rou,. 7, Cheohlro, OH 45e20-G272; Ooad· line For Subml~tan Is 4:30 P.M. On 1\Jooday,lloy 30, 1QQ5. 1e11 Ylmoha Vlnogo 1 tOOCCI V· twin engine, lam chrome, pld trim, oxc cond .. 13,000. 304-i?l- 4. CAN I GO 111111 Hondo XRIO Looke GoOd. ~180 South I • BARNEY 1U2 Hondo XR250R, Looko Good, Runo Goad, 1100, 114· 381-ent ~-" 1 Ballerina's oklt1 2 Cloaa • nollilv 3 Mloa'kett of holldoy Vulnerable : Both Dealer: South .,.......- 2 Bodloam Trollor, Unlurnlohod, No - . Rain coo, ,_1111 On SA as. I14-2•'-&U2. B14-2C'- "And In summallon ... I'll be waiting when you come after my job, you little snobs I" • 7 4 3 109 1UO 'lltmotte 1100. . .ft Drivln, F11111t And RHr Di8c 8rokoa. Ex· 420 Mobile HoiiiH for Rent One Ton Deliver)' Truck Exptrl· onca Helplul. SOnd Reaume 10: P.O. Boa Galllpollo, OH .A . 7 4 1e10 Suzuki GS7150L• ...t, hao lottod out corburetor, opoclol clulell, runs " " laat. 11200, lt4-M-2181w•• ono bad_, houaoln- He· Pomeroy. Call Jerry Vickroy, C. 'tory Sul)erVIoor •• e 1...11112-eeoe. SOUTH •AKJ6S4 Moton:ycrn 740 Farm Hand, Muat Have Erperl· •K Q 10 5 IK 10 8 lOA J 54 Ol)lo. . ... -nu a. AM po lltlon In piN1ant -king trolronmont b a qwllilly -minded ttam •orker. Pomeroy Nllrolr>Q & RohpbiDtollon ConiOf II oft US 33 betw.tn Athena and <5831 . • 8 2 1eeo Oodgo Ram Van B-210, 12.000 Milot, Con Bo Soon N! Gollipollo Ddr ,.,_, 121 Third Avenuo, GoMipollo I Toor Into ahreda ~ lhe year ahead , you m 1ght form t wo "":· Un1qu e alli a n ces . Th e on e th a t cou ld ~~ Pl"ove the most beneficial may be w1 th a p e rso n y ou may dis !.ik e in .t h e ear ly v -etages . TAURUS (April 20-M ay 20) To make a _ good Impression on .companions today, ~· .toncede so me of ·y·ou r demands to · · accomm oda te th eirs. Though tfulness " bege ts th ou g htfulness . Know w here to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov: 22 1 11 you aren'l look for romance and you'll fmd it . The mot: va ted today b y you r h igher ideals As tr a- G r aph Matph maker ms ta nt ly reveals wh1ch s1gns are rgman tically per·. ahd standards, you may ha'Je problemS feet for you . Mali $2.75 to Matchmake r.· m your re lat1onsh1ps. Avoid usmg meth · c/o th1s newspaper, P .0 . Box 4465 , New ads that don't enhance your 1mage. SAGITTARIUS (NoY. 23- Dec . 21 1 Cer York, NY 10 163 . GEMINI (May 21 - June 20) Do nol be ' tain :nd1viduals might try to d rop au ' the 1r ·afraid to step away tram an a rrangem6nt respons1b1ht1es at your doorste"p 1nstead 1f you begm h a'Jing second 11'1 0ughts . T~e ol do:ng the1r own wOrk. Be helpful . not a longer you hanging around. the harde~ 11 palsy . CAPRICORN (Oec. 22· Jan . 19) D1plo · wll l be to cut loose macy and tact can ach 1eve more for you CANCEl! (June 21 -July 22) D o nol today that fle:1ung your m uscles or ra1s n'lg 1mpose yo u rself on a group of p eo.p l e yOur voice . Throw away the big SliCk and who do not seem to re<:e1ve you warmly , Your p ercep tions wil l probably be nght , purr a ht1 1e AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 1 9) Success so spend t:me w1th th ose who li~e you. might elude you today 1f your attack 1s LEO (July 23-Aug . .22) Try to sides tep s:t u8t10n s th at b r1ng you (n to di rect oppo~ lauN::hed from a frail spnngDOard. Before s:llon· wt th others. Search for peace , not making _your move. make cer1a1n that you • have a strong foundation . · provocat•on or disco rd . ' PISCES (Feb. 20-March 2 01 Usually VIRGO (Aug . 23 -Sepl. 22) You m1ghl you 're. a very sens1t1ve and ch~rm1ng peroverreact today to sltu;;ttrons that you norson, but toda y these qualities m!ght not • mally take 1n stnde. If you feel your tam. be operat1ve. Your bad mood might even per h eating up . loa..._ for a n Bllt. not an con1ag10US. prove encounter · ARIES (March 21 -Aprll 19) Your finanLIBRA (Sept. 23 -0ct. 23) A busmess Cial web may un ravel it you start pulling t~arrangemant could tu rn sour today 1f you apart the threads that have been haldiri"g · grind too· hard for yqur terms Leave a ht· your household budget together. Th1s 1s Ue room for the other guy 16 make a dol· not a day to mak e adjustments. lar as welL · I I Vermin - Mower • Clink · .Cheery- WHINE • Conversation overheard at ch ildren 's' playground · Wakmg . up my k1ds for school1s a real chore. They usuany nse and WHINE! " �Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • Page12 • The Dally Sentinel Friday, May 19, 1981 ..- • 1'492, . . ' ·Columbus Conquered .the Sea. In 1995, Don. · ·ood is Conquering Columbus. • . was$21,2()() .. $18,999 'l)S lord \Ju,Llll~ (,I now • 5.0L VH Engine • Automatic Transmission w/ Overdrive • ABS • Air Conditioning . ~~ • Power Drivers Seat ~ • Cruise Control • 16'· Alloy Wheels from$239 .. . /nlOI iU I ·. T.llllll> now 3.0L V6 Engine Automatic w/ Overdrive Air Conditioning Power Windows, Door Locks and Drivers • Cruise Control and. Tilt Wheel • AM/FM Cassette lW $19,995 • 6-way Power Seats • Remote Keyless Entry • Pow~r Mirrors •· Electric Remote Mirrors • Cruise Control • AM/FMICassette • PowerWindowsand Door Locks · was$18,995 s16A99 Cl • • • • now ' ~as $19,910 [ t•,dhlt' with Don Wood has the largest selection of Toyota Trucks in Southeast Ohio. 'Closed t~nd lease, $500 down plus tirst month, sec~riry deposit ancl tax. BaSed on 12,000 p~rchaso at .taase end 01$13,356 Total payments of $8,923 6B Fnrd · ' IW$349 tmonlhfor24 nnliiiS' m1leS per year Op1ion to 'l)~ ·, ~ l'oilll k '\') [,>\ill,! [,ll•II'I,J Old>lllObiil' Cut las-, :.u •reml' now ·~); $249 ;month for 24 moudiS" · $17,995 Loaded with Leather Interior See Ricky Rudd's #10 NASCARFORD Sponsored by ·TIDE ·closed end lease. $1 ,000 down plus lust mon1h, secu;1ty depos1!, and tax Based on 12,DOQ m1tcs per yoar Option to purchase at tease ol1d of $11 .547 80 Total payments ot $6 ,373.68 was$20A20 $16,899 '95 Ford H 50 Xl.T now • ·• • • was$23 705 · now !W$249 tmonthfor24 months' 5.0L VR Engine Automatic w/ Overdrive Air Conditioning And $ '93 l·ord Windstar Cl. · • 3.8L V6 Engine • Automatic TransmissiOn w/ Overdrive • 7 Passenger Seating • Air Conditioning • Cruise Control/Tilt Wheel • AM/FM'tcassette • And Much More or now only ri , .19,9!79 $299 . . s13A95 '9'1 l'onti,K Grand A\1 /monthfor24 nn1d1S' ' was $29,550 '94 l nrc! H50 Conversion Van now . ' '95 iVIercury Cougar XR7 now • 3.8L V6 Engine • Automatic Transmission w/ Overdrive • Power'Windows and Door Locks • Crui~e Controi!Tijt Wheel • Cast Aluminum Wheels • Power Driver's Seat ~ Rear Window Defrost ' • Aulomatic Transmission • Cast Alummum Wheels • Starcraft Conversion Large selection conversion vans to choose from I See us soon for the best selection! At•ts & s16A95 'l)5 Crtldl,1 t • • • • Power Reclining Seats Special Leather Seatipg Chrome Wheel~ Wood Trim on Instrument.Panel and Door Trim . • Gold Ornamentation • Theft Deterrent System · '95 C\IC S,1!.lri Conversion Van $399 I month for 24 nn1ltiS' . only $18,995 '94 L1ncoln Tmm Car . Previous Owner Loyalty . discount of an extra $1000. Crafts New Car, Boat and Outdoor·Recreation Show Sa~rday, May 20 12 Noon til 8 pm May 21 12 Noon till& pm s6,ooooff· anytoo.Nn car in stock • Loaded with Autoform Conversion. Hy~e SekctiO)\ o\ '1<:1\\~ in swc\z\ (.O\\\·eNO\\ I At The oLv c5t~,_.... ob Evans Farm Rio Grande, Ohio--- s9-low , . -FREE ADMISSI.O NSumfay, !May 21 · Parking $1.00 per car-·-Seep~o;f:~:taifs ........ An extra $1000 loyalty discoum for current Lincoln owners. r the Difference . .. DON WOOD - East State Street, Athens, Ohio S93-6641 . .• ' $29,995 'Closed end lease, $750 dO'Nn plus lirsl month, socumy Cl&posil , and tax Based on 12,000 miiErS ocr year OptiOn 10 purChase a11ease end ot $11 .174 60 Total payments of $7,648 80 'Cioled eod lease. SSOO down plus first montn. secur1ty OOPGS!t. and tax . Based on 12,000 mi per year Option to purchase at lease end of $1B .612 75 Total payments Of $10,198 BO · • lle\'dk only ' $24,799 • ~t·ti<~H '''"".~ 1,ht""' !W$299 /monthfor2411191id1S" was$26,975 lW ~ was $18,940• · . • VB Engine • 4.0L V6 Engine • Automatic Transrnis~ion w/ Overdrive ·• Air Conditioning • Power Wmdows and Doors • Cast Aluminum Wheels • Cruise Control/Tilt Wheel • All Terrain Tires - .B ring Your Camera!- • 'Closed end lease, $500 down plus first month, security cklpos1!, and tax . & sad on 12,000 m1lt1S pe1year, Opt10fllo purc hiiS& at lease end of $15,882 35. Total payments of $7,648.80. $20,995 '95 Ford Explorer XLT now AND • Automatic Transmission w/ Overdrive • Air Conditioning • Cruise Control and Til.t. Wh ;;;;e;;;. el =~ • Delay Wipers ~ -:::· • AM/FM /Cassette • ABS . • Driver's Side Airbag ~ ·ctased ond tease . $500 down plus ru•st month . gecunty depos11 , and ta:.: Based on 12,000 m1 r~ per year D,;t1on· lo purchase at lease end ot S13 068 eo Total pa.yments of $6,373.68 {tie RACE CAR - .. A UTOM O_TI V~ INC. the seal of service. , Sale Ends .Saturd~y, May 27! OOtiTAitl CADILlAC, <;......,,., ... , ......,... ................ ~ BIKE I . ~ Riding SGturday BUI CK ' '. " 'All Price.s i!fter rebate. on tht . Skis • Cars • Trucks • Fl$hlng • Hunting* Tractors & Far~ Equipment • Lawn and Garden • Arts and Crafts much more. Evans Horst ~- ~~- Trailst ~·· !. ..---...~. u~~~-- � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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