http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d08da646f77fdf57b81496ccad6514f8.pdf 96bc58a0373db048bb019f08f4003552 PDF Text Text • .. • I .' Pomeroy • Mldclltp art, Ohio Ohio Lottery Allen Iverson Is top choice In NBA draft Super t..otto: 11·15-34-39-45-46 Kicker: 4+8-9-9-4 Pick 3: 7·7-6 Pick 4: 7-1·1·5 Sparta on Page 4 I Cleer tonight, lowe In .t he eos. frldsy, sunny. HlghsiiMI'IO. • • • Val. 47, NO. 44 1 81CIIIIr~ 12 ...... YO.USEE THE FAOORY NOT ALIMITED OFFER IN STOCK OR FAOORY ORDER With Factory Reblrtes I 35A o.nn.tl Co. IMWIP'IM" Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, June 27, 1996 . . Pomeroy man suffers inju~ies­ in terror attack on air complex You Can Actually Pay I - Less Than Factory Invoice on Most Models. from AP, Stsfl Reports · A Pllfllcroy Jnan, station¢ at the U.S. Air Force complex in Saudi Arabia where a bomb exploded Thesday !Jight, reuived only minor injuries in the blast. .. . Ainnan First Class Nathan Baloy, 21, son·of Fred Baloy, Pomeroy, and Becki ·Baloy, Mansfield, suffered a gash in his leg and slight hearing damage in the explosion. Both parents have talked with him since the incident. He is not hospi· taJized and has '\OW returned to his donn located behind the damaged complex. ' · · Nnnan Baloy told his parents lhllt he was asteep. in the dayroom of the bombed building just behind the are~ where the major damage occurred. He said he was awakened by the 'blast and "took off running" in his bare feet to get out of the building. · Ms. Baloy said Wednesday her son told her the medics were still picking glass out of his feet. · . Ms. Baloy said that the family received ·the first call from Ainnan Baloy just three hours after the blast. ·They had already bean! about the news on television and had made contacts with the American Red we're thankful for that." said Ms. · 5 ttanspon plane. Baloy this morning. Maj. Jim Stratford, an Air Force Meanwhile, tl)e bodies of J9 spokesman, said the·plane took off at American~ killCII in Saudi Arabia's 2 a.m. today (7 p.m. EDT Wednesdeadliest tenor bOmb were flown day), but ·did not say when the plane home today as_investigators sought would anive or-whether there were clues to those responsible for'the car- any stops on the way. nage. The caSkets were draped in the A London-based Arabic newspa- American flag and soldiers held a per said an anonymous caller had brief hc5nor ceremony before loading claimed responsibility for the bomb- them onto the plane. ing on behalf of .a previoudy . · In addition to lhe dead, U.S. offiunknown group. The caller identified· ~>ials said the explosion left 270 . the group as the Legion of the Mar- Americans injured. Saudi officials Abdullah al-Hufaizi - a Saudi said 386 people were wounded, '"tcitize,n b<~hellded last year fer throw- including 147 Saudis. at.a policeman. · The U.S. Embassy in Riyadh was · . daily AI-Arab said the caller closed today. But a recorded securi.threatened more attacks ·if foreign ty message cauti<ined Americans "to · forces "occupying the holy · Saudi exercise extreme caution, keep a low L.-,...:._ _..__. land" did not withdraw. There was no profile. ~uce travel within the kingNathan Baloy way to verify the claim or to·deter- dom ·and treat mail from unfamiliar 'l'ine if such a group actually exists. sources with suspicion:" . ·Cross and the Air Force. ' ' • Saudi Arabia posted $2.7 million Ainnan Baley, a 1993 graduate of reward 'for infonnation leading to two '. The message said the embassy had . Meigs High School and the g""dson bombers seen fleeing minutes before canceled "all consular services" to of D~ell J)rewer.. Middlepon, has a huge truck bo!Jib expl()ded outside deal with "the aftermath of this been m Saud1 Arab1a smce late May. . a U.S. Air Force housing compound. tragedy.'' He had been assigned there to serve . · A U.S. military spokesman said Saudi annytroops and policemen as a security guard through Aug. 31. · the bodies of those who died were en maintained tight control Ill the scene "He's traumatized, hasn't slept rouic today to Dover Air Force Base today, waving away reponers and since, but basically he's all right and in Delaware aboard an Air Force C- photographers . .Medicare-Medicaid .r~form proponents compete for support in southe~n Ohio· U51D BY :roll HUNT!R SsiiliNI Ninrs 8.t.fl : The ongoing debate on how to ~tfonn Medicare and Medicaid health insliranCe proJrams has millions of participants 01tionwide concerned about possible cuiS and massive ~estructuring, . including southeast Ohio interest groups fighting to be heanl by state and federal legislators. .Two Medicaid proposals on the table in Washington call for refonns ,in~ programs, with Clinton admin: istration and Republic.an proposals being "universes apan," according to congn:ssionalleadcrs. · White House proposals outline a reduction in spending of $59 billion MEETING THE PRESS- Col. Gary Dylewakl,left, commander of the 33rd Tectlcel Flgliter Wing at Eglin Air FOI'Ce BaH, Fla.; listened as MaJ . .Gen. Stewart Cl'llnston fielded queatlons from reportel'll WQdnesday about tiMlloss of lives In the terrorist bombIng of 'he King Abdul Azlz Air Bese neer Dhahren, Saudi Areble. (AP) . ' •. over seve~ yeBf$, while re~11ing:the whiclt most likely · will take a "'~~·""" current federal state matching mech- chunk of Medicaid funding from anism. It is hoped that the bqsic struc- low-income senior citizens and chilture and scopo of progranis can be . dren. Seveml groups are cfonning · maint~ined with these reductiops, throughout southeast Ohio to fight according to Clinton administration against these proposed reductions, aides. · which could have a catastrophic Republican congressio;mal.leaders effect on the economically distressed are proposing that Medicaid pro- area. grams be block-granted back to each Pometby resident Bob Smiddie state, allowing states to separately has been actively involved in discusestablish eligibility and benefits for sions with area interest groups on the the programs. A spending reduction · changing face of health care, particof $85 billio~ over seven years is also . · ularly Medicare and Medicaid fundproposed, along with allowing states ing cut proposals. greater authority to write nursing "There is a definite interest in this home regulations. ·. issue riRht now in this are.a. 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These expansions approximately 75 hourly employees use what is referred to as continuous in September, the spokesperson said. process technology which renders Voluntary staff and. hourly sever- several of Shell's older haich process ance programs in place since late lines non-competitive based on cost 1995', new pi>sitions, and the addition and quality. of a new unit· this year have helped . ' By PAMELA BROqAN · Ohio EPA regulators that he had con- · Gennett News Service tinueQ. "periodic mainte.nance to the : · WASHINGTON ·- ·Rep. Frank plant's filtration system as well·as the Cremeans, R-Ohio, knows pe..Sonal- sandblasting facility." And Cremeans ly it can be--cosdy to comply with ·. said he didn't "seethe need" for any e.n,vironmenlai r¢gulatiotis, state EPA funher discussion of the matter, "othreconls show. er than possible preventive mainte. And the records ·a!so show that nance." getting industry to comply with envi· On Aug. 30, 1993, Ohio EPA air ronmental standards cari be a time- · (lfficial Lisa McCandli!\h sent Cre. consuming task f91' state.officials. means another letter, reminding·him . A nCilly. two-:year 'exchange of that stiand state official Olen GreenC!lfl'eSpondence between Cremeans, wood met wjti\ ·him personally on owner ofa CC)ncrete company in Gal- Au!(. 9 and explained that the pennits lfpolis, and the Ohio Environmental were necessary. ' Protection Agency .shows how ponMcCandlish also asked Cremeans · d!:rously govemment-ptivate rei a- . again tp_submit the air petmiiS and · lions sometime move. : · compliaDce schedule.for S81jdblasting : Cremeans 'was riotified bY the within 14 days, or around Sept. 14,. Ohio EPA on June 24, 1993-before 1993. · his election to Congress ·- that Nearly seven months later - oh Undblasting operations at his plant April 6, 1994- Crem\I&IIS' compaII\IIY be vi?'~ting clean ai~ stan~s. ny submitted the~ permits, b.\ltstate ·Then-allzen Cremeans· also was officials said the compliance plan for . n~fied thai he needed to obtain air the sandblasting permits was incompa:mill for emissionut hi• plant and ple(e. . sq6mit a compliance·schedule withOn May 13: -1994, Cre~e1111s in. 45 days to "elimi01te the dust asked the asency for a variance from . prob!oms" J4SOC:iated ¥lith And· its EPA air rulcuo that he ciould use blillinl and lbc fiiJiM of cement into . a leu-expcilsive Potlu~on '. control . s~. 1 • technoiQgy for ~na. ,: On July 20, 1993;Cremeans ~ "The fn:quencr of our undblut· 1995 FORD T·BIRD V-8, auto.. BJr cond., AM/FM cass., tilt, cruise, PS, PB, PW, POL, pwr. seat, ABS. 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He ·Ia e member of Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop 249 under direction · of Scoutmaster Don Frymyer. Adam, at left, Is shown painting his 21 sl hydrant with assistance from his father, Danny White. .Authorities-take low-key approach .to Klan gathering slated for July Cremf!ans experiences EPA ·p~ocess first~hand 1992 CHEV. ,%TON cass., tilt, cruise, PS, PB, PW, '· · ' cass.. tilt. cruise, PS. PB. PW. seat. One-. 1992 CHEV. CORSICA 4 Dr., 4 cyl., auto., air cond., AM/FM cass., PS, PB, POL, cruise, dual air bags, etc. POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. Twenty-four litiurly employees. were laid off at the Shell Chemical Co.'s Point Pleasant Polyester Plant early ·J~t week, according to a company spokesperson, with an additional 91 expected to be laid off through September. . · The htyoffs had been pending since an announlfment in early February. . . Some of those·already laid off had been with the company for approximately two years. ' . By JIM FREEMAN deputies were posted discreetly ncarSentinel News Staff · by while others were kept out' of site Local residents and officials are nearby in case they were needed. downplaying a planned Ku Klux At this time, s·oulsby bas no plans Kl;m rally set for next month near of posting deputies nearby. Tuppers Plains. James said the upcoming rally Pete Jame.s ofPark.ersburg, W.Va., would be of a non-violent nature. imperial wizard of the Confederate ··"We will be sharing white unity," Ghost Knights of the KKK, said his he said. group will host a two-day cooko~t Planned events include speeches and white unity gath.ering July 6-7 at and a cross lighting to be held at dusk a site located off·Joppa Road between on July 6. . ' . Tuppers Plains and Reedsville. "The cross li~htine is a relieious The group is hosting two other activity," he said. "It's a non-violent KKK chapters, the International Key- thing - not a parade, just a rally." stone Knig~ts klf:K of Johnstown, Events stan Saturday around 6:3Q Pa., and the White·Shield Knights of p.m. with the cross lighting to follow Hickory, N.C. ' at dl!.sk.. A Sunday morning worship 1 · When the KKK held a· rally in · service will also be held. front of the Meigs County CounA flyer promoting the rally says house over two years ago, local ·the public is welcome and warns black (Csidents, among others, large- those attending not to bnng attitudes, ly ignored the no(\·eventful gatheri,g. drugs or alcohol. One black. woman, .who asked not . ·One purpose of the rally is to to be identified, said the less a(\ention announce "The Founh Revival'l of drawn to the KKK events, the better. the Ku Klux )Ciah, according ' to In a similar vein, Meigs County James. · Sheriff James M. Soulsby said his The KKK has experienced aSeries ' department would li~cly ignore the of revivals following the organiza' event'Iince it is being held on priVl!tc lion's inception following the ~ivil property. · . . · War by Confederate cavalryman · At the earlier ' gathering, a few Nathan ~edford Fom:$t, he ., explained. . "ThC'I(Ian has kept jlOing undergro~nd ... we're coming·back up. Peopie are going to 'see how strong it is," James said. He estimates the group's membership at more than I million peopie - much higher than estimates reported by national media, he com·men ted. · James said the KKK has gotten bad coverage from the media, refer- · ring to Klan · events and parades where members were attacked by violent protesters. In particular, he mentioned a 'reeent match in Ann 'Arbor, Mich., in which a black woman stopped counter-demonstr;ltors'from attacking ' a whiti man wearing a shin bearing · a Confederate flag . The media commended her. for . stopping the attack, bU! did ~ot · ~l demn his atta¢kers or ·stress he 1. demonslratill& ~fplly, , .J» explained~ ' · ·· ' Janies said he has been at eveniS ·where Klan·members were attacked by counter-demonstmtors. • . "I've been· hit willl rocks and '' bricks and just kept on wllkina, • he said. �• • I 'TIM.ndlly, June 27' 1118 ' . Commentar The Daily Sentinel Gannett CO. Newspaper ROBERT L WINGETr Publisher CIIAIU.ENl: HOEFLICH Geaeni Manager MARGAIPIT LEHEW • Controller LE lll!RS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than 300 wuds long. All lettm are subject to editing and must be signed with name, address and telephooe number. No unsigned leiters will be published: Letters should be in good laSte, adcloessing issues, not penonalities. -------------------------1 Clinton proposes :time off instead·of ·overtime pay L By RICHARD WOLF · USATODAY , ' NASHVILLE, Tenn.- President Clinton drew a rare rebuke from organized labor Monday.by proposing that American workers be~ to take time ·off rather than overtime pay. Risking the wrath of a labor movement that's spending millions of dol' Iars to help Democrats this fall. Clinton offered his own version of a Republican plan to give workers more time- with their families. "Workers can put in time and get money, or they can put in time and get ' ·time," Clinton said, at a work-and-family conference sponsored by Vice Pres. ldent AI Gore. "There must be complete freedom to choose.'! In making his proposal, Clinton sided with the vast majority of Americans who, polls,say, feel squeezed between the demand~ of home and work. But Republican~ questioned Clinton's commitment and laoor officials · denounced Clinton's proposal as an attack on existing overtime rules. "Fiexlbilitj should not come_at the expen~ of strong protections in the workplace," said-AFL-CIO President John Sweeney. "Opening up overtime ' laws to potential abu~ is not the rolution to families' needs." · Clinton's proposal surprised both sid~s in the debate over the 1938 Fair " Labor Standards Act, which affects about 80 million workers. Until now, • he strongly oppo~d GOP Oex-lime plans because of fears they would be · abused by employers. "Suddenly the administration decides that it's time to jump on the bandwagon," said Sandy Boyd of the Labor Policy Association. "I'd be very surprised to see them pushing this proposal very far." House Republicans plan to move their own Oex-time legislation through committee Thursday. Key differences between the plans: - Clinton would allow up to 80 hours of compensatory time off annually, accumulated at a rate of I .S hours for each overtime hour worked; ariy additional overtime would have to be paid in cash. Republicans would allow up to 240 hours of "comp" time before requiring cash payments. .· -Clinton would exempt pan-time, ~onal and temporary workers; lowwage workers considered !POre vu)nembJe t~ employer COCJYiO!' al~ could . be excluded. Republicans offer Oex time to all'employees. ' · - Clinton would count paid time off as wages for. health and pension benefit plans, and as hours worked in determining overtime accrual. Republicans don't treat time off that way. · . But the overriding issue is how to prevent employers from pushing time off mther than paid overtime on workers not aware of their rightt. or from offering extra work only to tllo~ taking Oex time as payment. ' "We'll have to write this law in a way _that helps the employees," Clinton told more than l,Ooo people at a conference on work-and-family issues. The risk, he said, is that "families that need the overtime income could fall behind." Republicans defended the employee· protections in their Dex-time bill. "It is nice to see the White House has finally decided to join our efforts to e~ the conflicting pressures,"' said Rep •.Cass Ballenger, R-N.C. In addition to his flex-time plan, Clinton also proposed allowing work-. ers to take up to 24 hours per year in unpaid family leave. · ·Clinton's labor-law proposal·is the latest in a ~es ·of executive actions and legislative remedies he has offered in the past six weel(s, nearly all of them aimed at the mi<ldle.class. White House officials say the president wjll endorse a constitutional amendment Thesday for crime victims, a so-called victims. bill of rights. Aides say Clinton will not propose ~pecific language but will explain why he believes crime victims need additional constitutional protection. Ointon ·usually has opposed constitutional amendments in the past. . l ' I Today in history ' ' · By The Auoclated Preas . . : Today is Thursday, June 27, the I 79th day of 1996. There are 187 days left in the year. f Today's Highlight in History: !: On June 27, 19SO, President Truman ordered the Air Force and Navy into :·!the Korean conflict following a call from the United Nations Security Coull; :~cil for member nations to help South Korea repel an invasion·from the North. ..... . ' .• ~ ~ Berry's World • • •..... -. '. .... Medicare-Medicaid reform (Continued 1r0111 ,...1) ically oudioes what minimum bene' Thursday, June 27, 1118 ' By Ben W.a.nblrg The recent round of public opinion polls shows President Clinton leading Sen. Dole by 15 to 20 per· centage points. Some amateurs, and some people who should know better, make the~ that it's all over, it's not even exciting. They claim that Clinton is a lock for a two-term pres· idency. Don't count on it. In su~uent weeks ! hope to explore what results, good and bad, might inure from vic. tories by either Clinton or Dole. This . week: a sniall catalog of reasons why I the current Clinton lead is mislead1 ing. I.) The polls are very volatile. Six months ago, Dole was leading Ointon by a few points. A couple of · · weeks ago. Dole closed the gap frorn 22 points to 6 points following his stirring resignation spee-ch (CNNfl'ime). Jimmy Carter was way ahead of Ronald Reagan in 1980. Walter Mondale was marginally ahead of Reagan for a while in 1984. Michael Dulcakis was far ahead of George Bush in 1988. Both Bush and Ross Perot were ahead of Clinton in 1992. It's better to be ahead than behind, but it's not predictive. 2.) Clinton's lead comes in part from the fact that most voters don't know Bob Dole well. Dole's recognition rates are high, 'but with little depth. Americans didn't have a ~n~ of Clinton!s story, painted with his own paints on his own palette, until his "MaJt From Hope" speech. That took place at the 1992 Democratic convention . .The 1996 Republican convention is still seven weeks away. 3.) Insofar -as Dole and the new Republicans are known to the public, they are seen · in some measure through a filter of barely answered pegative spin. Team ClintoQ has spent an estimated $40 million on television ads which make the case that Qintoo is a tough non-libenl and that Republicans are heartless, ultraright, consavative beasts. At the same lime, Republicans were also spending big money -- atlal:king each other. Steve Forbes said Dole was a liberal, Dole siid Forbes and Lamar Alexander were liberals and Pat Buchanan said they were all liberals. 4.) Some big Republican issues have not yet come into play. Affir· mative action may be the biggest ooe. Dole and the Republicans endorse the California C.ivil Rights Initiative (CCRI), an Election Day referendum proposil)g to do. away with public racial preference in the Golden State. Clinton and the Democmts don"! buy it. Polls show solid majorities for CCRI. Dole has not stressed it recently, perhaps because he wants a ~ft­ ei entry, perhaps to keep Colin Pow· ell on board as a vice presidential candidate. (Powell's recent speech at • • .________________ .,....______.., _ _._""!"'__..___--"' Bessie lona Heck ~ie Iona Heck, 84, Ponland. died Tuesday, June 2S, 1996 in Pleasant Bowie State University was antiCCRI, but to ·some mild extent antipreference as well - and w' a stirring·flas·waver.) ' A related issue concerns wJ1o gets to pick the next justices of the narrowly divided Supreme Court. Slim majority decisions of one vote have recently diminished the impact of affirmative action. The two Clinton· appointed Supremes voted with the minority: The case can be made that additional Clinton appointees could re-introduce preference.· S.) The collection of alleged per· sonal miscues by Bill and Hillary Clinton that travel under the generic heading of "Whitewater" has not yet reached its peak. A new book, "Partners in Power," by historifn Roaer Morris, attacks the Clintons not from the ideological right, but from the ideological -left. Yet, from a factual point of view, tho book not only substantiates what conservatives, the · American Spec~ and the Arkansas State Troopers have said a)lout the Clintons, but advances the ~- Thies ofcorruption,~ne,sex, obstruction of justice, CIA involvement -abound. (Morris has the political perspective of a loony ltfty '- but conducted 300 interviews to get much of his material.) And all that's before the independent counsel has· arioounced his findings! 6.) If the race tightens up, the electoral college formula helps the Republicans more than the Democrats. 7.) The ideological makeup of who would head powerful congressional committees if the Democrats twin the Hou~ elections ·goes from liberal to very liberal -to left to very left. There are "coattails" in politics, but also "tail coats," where the top of the ticket benefits from the campaigns at lower rungs. The p~sidency is in play. What would happen if Clinton wins? If Dole wins? Coming soon in this spot. . 8ea Watteabera.-11 senior fello,.._ at the American EDterprise Institute, Is the auihor or a new book, "ValueS Matter Most," and is the bGsl ol the wetkly televisio•procnm, ''Thinkpublic: Tlnk." ' . . . . . .'t ·•. ,. • ., ..' • ,',_ ._ ~ ••. • f.• ,. ,. ....'• ..• • •• .-.-..••' • .... '·' • ,.•• •,.•• MONA HILLARY '' • I Jed Cross Pickens .Friday to ·serve as prelude ·for a hot, humid weekend I Eric Nicholas Smith ., Burl D. Walker -Local News in Brief:- .Super Lotto prize : EMS units log ·12 calls now $40 million · ~says you cant take it with you? ~ By Morton Kondracke threat to break loose ·1,000 pages of Clinton led Dtlle by 56 percent to : ·ton's negatives: The minute the "FileRepublicans are so eager to tum documentS over which the White 40 percent in late May and 57 percent 'g&\11" affair broke into the now"? Dole "Filegate" into ." Watergate" that House had ·asserted "protective " to 38 percent in .the latest samphng . likened it to Watergate, and Dole they are already asking the question, executive privile~e. : . · J_une 18 an!l 19. Clinton's appro~al- aides take pleasure in imagining that "What did the president know and And while Bill Clinton betrays disapproval Scores ro~ from S3 per- the Clinton White House must be when did he know it?" The initial none of the paranoid, conspiratorial · ~-~nt ta 38 percent io S8 percent to 37 "reeling" under daily ethics attacks. White House answer is: He didn't tendencies of Richard Nixon , an percent .~ltd his personal favorableThey say they are encouraged that know much. atmosphere of defensiveness and unfavorable rati ng· went from S9 press covemge cifboth bas been pick"What did he know?" is, of vindictiveness does surround the P.rcent to 38 percent to 60 percent to ing up, although one aide said, "Can . course, the famous question posed entourage of first lady Hillary Rod- 36 percent. you imagine what the coverage during the 1973 Senate Watergate ham Clinton, one of whdse former Asked whether the terms "honest would be like ifthis were a Republihearings by then-Republican leader Little Rock law partners, William and trustworthy" apply to Clinton, 46 can administmtion?" Howard B'aker. The definitive answer Kennedy, was Livingstone's White percent said "yes" and 49 percent At the molnent, another said, -- that President Nixon directed a House superior. said ''no, " an improvement from 46 "Filegate" is "background noise" for cover-up from the outset -- led two Such parallels, plus Republican to S2 percent in March. Voters said by most voters, but !• likely to become years later to Nixon's resignation . eagerness to drive down President 62_ percent to 29 percent that the more salient as voters think about its · No Republican -- or Democrat for Clinton's approval ratings prior to the terms apply to Dole, but by 60 per- implications and if charges of wrongthat_matter -· has asked the question No_vember election, guarantee .that cent to 38 percent, voters sai~ that doing ri~ above the level of Cmig in public yet, but the indication from "Filegate" will get as much attention Clinton has enough honesty and Livingstone. staff aides is that it's only a matter of as the GOP can possibly focus on it. integrity to serve as president. That's the purpo~ of Republitime. The GOP intent is to draw parGOP enthusiasm is fueled by SpeCifically · on "Filcgate," 43 cans'raisingthequestion, "Whatdid allels between Clinton and Nixon. focus group findings that the p_ublic percent of voters said they have- the president know?' ~Jl~· Republi- · The. early evidence suggests that can connect to "Filegate" in a way it ·been following the story "closely" .so cans' chief investigator, Rep. Bill there are indeed whiffs of Watergate can't toward the Whitewater scandal, far..Fifty!seven percent said that they Clinger has alleged that the adminisabout the "Filegate" affair, but we are which involves murky', long-ago think "some staff people deliberate- tration has engaged in a "cover-up" light years away from a match. goings-on in far-off Little Rock . ly did something improper" in the or the affair. GOP leaders would like The foremost parallel, of course, , GOP pollster Fra~k Luntz said affair, and 24 percent thought it "ail to implicate Clinton. · is the basic fact that loose-cannon that .he posed one question on lhe honest mistake.'' Clinton himself said on June 12 White House political operatives files affair to a group of "swing" vot-, Dole campaign officials say that that be dill not learn about FBI filewere amassing FBI files on political ers in Atlanta recently and round that they don't trust the Gallup results, keeping in the White House until it adversaries, with Craig Livingstone they wouldn't stop _talking about it, alleging that the poll over-sampled broke in the newspaper$. White ·and Tony Marceca recast in the roles .expressong outrage at the government Democrats and Independents. They House press secretary Mike McCurof :Charles 1 Colson and Tony acting as "-Big Brother." "I was say that their own polls indicate a 10- ry and Whitewater spokesman Matk Ulascewicz. shocked," Luntz reported, delighted- tO 12-point race, with Clinton 's Fabiani say that Ointon did not • Another parallel exists in the ini- ly. approval .ratings falling and Dole's know the contents of the documents tial White Hou~ dismissal of the file So,far, opinion polls do nol sustain improving since he left the Senate. that the White House at first withheld a(fair as "an innocent bureaucratic GOP enthusiasm. Gallup's latest poll Aides claim that Dole is doing bet- and later sent to Clinger, breaking snafu,'·' roughly the equivalentof.the . for CNN and USA Today showed an ter not simply because \If attacks on open the "Filegate" affair. Nixon White House's branding of increase in Clinton 's lead over Bob Clinton's character, but because he is As matters stand, if there is a Watergate as a "third-rate burglary.'' Dole "during the periOd that ."File- projecting a positive case ·on issues Watergate at ·the. end of this road, There is also a suggestion Of cov-. gate" was developing and White like immigration and defense in Cal- Republican·investigators have a long er-up in the fact that evidence of the Hous!aide Bruce Lindsey was being ifomia and will soon address foreign way to go to prove it. , White House file-keeping emerged implicated in a Whitewater-related policy. · (Mot1on Kondracke II executive only after Congress used a contempt trial in Little Rock. Still, a mainstay of the Dole cam- editor of Roil t:illl, the Bewsp.&M;r paign is the effon to increase Clin- of Capitol HilL) ' ~o time Houston would ask the presBy TONY SNOW ident's wife 10 close her eyes and Creato,.. Syndicate WASHINGTON-- Ever since the engage in imagined discussions with election campaigJI of 1992, when she such heroes as Eleanor Roosevelt and crossed the country promoting the Mahatma Gandhi. (Mrs. Clinton drew the line at chatting with Jesus: cau~ of nationalized health care and claiming it. "too personal .'' ) wearing Gidget's headband, Hillary The talks served a cathartic purRodham Clinton has struggled to pose. They let Mrs. Clinton share her prove she's just onll of us . Bob Woodward , has helped pain with immonals and console accomplish that goal in a new book herself with the belief that she was titled, "The Choice." Portions seri- suffering not just for herself, but (or alized this week in The Washington every woman. since Eve. That is, they Post portmy the first lady as a heart- helped-her feel .like a martyr and not sick blonde ditz who· fought leneli· a nut. The~ revelations ought to prones' by' assembling a highbrow version·of the Psychic Friends Network. duce ~veralkinds of reaction, beginWoodwafd alleges Mrs. Clinton ning with relief. ft's nice to see that, sought the coun~l of Jean Houston at least in her dreams, Hillary Rodand Mary Catherine Bateson, who are ham Clinton wants to escape the orbit New Age spoon-benders or reputable . of people like Craig Livingstone and Webb Hubbell and _commune with ~holars, depending on who's doing the characterizing. Mrs. Clinton folb who can· lay some tenuous would chat with the women about claim to sainthood. When the first transtendenlal ihing's, and from time lady goes psychic channel ~surfing, Michl&lll, 11111 Ohio, mighl be'able 10 increa$C those benefil5 through so~ . · benefit """"'S.• added 1nnova11ve 1 proD'-· Be neu = ·On$-vehicle ·crasb. InJures area man · J • • • 9:02 a.m.: SR 7, Mildred Ogden, Shade man held on local warrant Camden-Oark Memorial Hospital. . A 20-year-old Shade man was arrested Wednesday ev~ning by At!'tn~ Coun. . RUTLAND ty sheriffs deputies on a Meigs County warrant charg•ng domestic vtolence, ....•"''"' ... 3:17p.m., Kennedy Road, Esther following an incident that allegedly occurred June 23 on Vance Road tn Me1gs Kennedy, Holzer MedicaT Center; County. · , . TU M Ukh · ~ l'i 8:37 p.m:, Main Street. Vivian Jonathan W. Vance was transponed by Meigs deputies from the county line Coy, VMH; to the county jail. · 9 p.m., Kro~~r Road, Michael .. . _ Price, O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. Two jailed following arrests _... ..., ~·· · --· Two people were arrested by Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers 10 18!'kDe•l llloore SYRACUSE son County Wednesday on outstanding Meigs County warmnts. ' .,. ,:JP ~ 2:10a.m., Rocksprings RehabiliDonald Goheen, 3S, is being held in the Metgs County Jatl on a warrant lUMUHHUW • tation Center, William Cuslee, VMH; charging failure to comply with a court order and not paying a $930 fine. II :22 p.m., Seventh Street, Diana L Hughes, 36, is being held in the Gallia County Jail on a petty theft warrant for allegedly failing to return a videocassette rec~rder/player Samuel Williams, VMH. and a bench warrant failing to pay an old fine of S 13S. ' ' A Pomeroy man was slightly · injured in a one-vehi~le crash · Wednesday on State Route 124. _the 'Gallia-Meigs Post of the State High'. way Patrol reported. Steven D. Pullins, 33, 36425 Rocksprings Road, was not treated at the ~ene, according to the report. ·Troopers said Pullins ' was west" bound in Sutton Township at S p.m. ' when the truck he drove went off the - right side of the road, and struck a ditch, a culven and a block wall. The truck was severely damaged and Pullins was cited .for failure to . r control. , (' - she doesn' t dial in James McOougal. There is nothing te[l'ibly unusual in this kind of eccentricity. Abe Lincoin used to wander the executive mansion at night, chatting with ghosts and chugging an anti-constipation sludge ca)led Blue Mass. Mrs. Lincoin, meanwhile, beld seances 10 contact her dead children. ·selves are inv(sible or dead. ; Woodward's anecdote is delicious, :but it relies on the word of self-pro. : moters and betrayers. Staffers told the writer the first lady would brighten up after her psychic ~sions, and the visiting oracles have wasted no time transforming Mrs: Clinton's anguish into marketing opponunities for them~lves . ·. . More recently, Nancy Reagan . Yet the cruelest cUt••ilmes f~ consulted astrologers. The point is: It "' may not be all that weird to converse the White House itself. The Clintoi with folks who have crossed into the public·relations mac:hine whirred in~ afterlife, especially when the alter- motion die day of Woodward's first . stol)'. Chief of staff Leon ~Ita sUI native is to ta Ik with 1m Magazmer. Mrs. Clintoo had called in the oracld · While it may serve' Democrats · _1 right 10 see their own Joan of Are · not for ~ings or channelinas "' linocked down a few notches after the / other goofy st~ff. but for ~.purpo~ . vicious and catty way' they treated , of helpm~. wnte her book, It'lllk._ . Mrs. R~~&gan, cheap shots don't con- : a.V•!lage_ - whtch. of course, she\ stitute fair play. And neither does !,his ' ' dtdn t wnte, , tale constitute m~ in the way of WriteTeayS-,Cr , .. s~ journalism -es~illly coming fnlnt clc!ate, S7'17 Welt C..lary a man whose major scoops involve Salte 700, Lol A•ge.... c.Jtt. 1 interviews with souil:es who them- 901M5. . · · • ' Am Ele Power .......................u41 Akzo .......................................5sflt Ashland Oil ............................39\ . 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SINGLB COPY PRICII Doily .. , ..................................... -::.... 35 I SIIIPiblSE .~ Announcements co... Let us create a memorial ju& fOr you. ( ....... PubU""" ovory-....., - y lbrwp 1\idly, Ill 51.. """"""· a.;o, loy lbe Ollio V.Dey """""'.. Co.. .........,, Ohio >45769, Pb. m:2156.- ~. ~ fils must be offered. States that are creative ill the area, like WiscOIIIia. 189· I -i) , There's nothing unusual about .Hillary's kind of habit •• senior Citiza1s and COIIC8iiMid cililall · · have met ~veral ~ tn =enl months 19 discuu what nulht happen With these propouls. In the _, spl't theput, di sthere has beena ..... 1 on cussion of Mec!icaid cuts._ ~ow, I feel ~0' off'lclals are currently exper~ Valley Hospital. . She was born in Salem, W.Va., onApnl27, 1912. ~the la~Al~ and people_are seetng_the wnllng 6n the imenting with the Ohio Care proRettie Bonnell Meek. She wu a Seventh Day Advenust by fatth. ~all w1th the powble effect t!* dns- pam, which is under operation ie She is sucvived by her husband of 64 years, Charles W. Heck; two daugh- llcthicuts..coudldshaviddieon a reg1on such pilot situations in over 12 COIInt~ ten, Janet V. McKee' of Portland, aJKI Wilda E. DePue of Mo11,an County; as s, sm m e. the tate ' IND. a son, Daniel E. Heck of Belpre; and six grandchildren, five great-grandIn Meigs County, over $9,33S,6S2 ac~ ~ hu taken progr~ children and several nieces and nephews. w~ spen~ !?ward care ass?C•ated recipients from strictly emergency She was also preceded in death by a IJUddaughter. wtth Medtcald programs ~ng fis· room care 10 a preventative care prot Seryices will be I p.m. Friday in the Parkersburg, W.Va., chapel of ~he cal year 199S w1th 3,887 residents, or gram, tl\rough the utilization o( Lambert· Tatman Funeral Home,' with the the Rev. Kenneth Baker officiat- 1_6.3 ~"7e.nt or the ~ffi!nty· popula-- HMOs and PPOs. i Columbus ing. Burial will be in the Mount Carine! Cemetery, Parkersburg. Friends may uon, e~g1ble for Medicatd programs. "Preventative care saves a lot cf according to figures from the Me1gs call at the funeral home from 2-8 p.m. today. fH S money down the road. · Right •ovl " ,. · C_ounty ,..._ ~...anment o uman er- that is the best approach we're look>90" v•ces. · .. 'd B u ' If states are granted the role of full mg at, sw ·. enne ·· , 1 · · · f Medi 'd de Another southeast Oh1o groun. Word has been received here of the death of Jed Cross Pickens, 76, of ad mm1stra1Jon o cw un r a S 0 M d' are and Medicaid is grant program, coocems have a~e ur e, IC ! , W.VA. Shelb)>, N.C., formerly of Racine, who died Sunday. June 23. 1996 at his block been mised by 1~ admirtistrators on acuvely working toward preservatu;m home. . , . or the current benefits system from 1~ Born in Racine, son of the late Thomas Dean and Josephme Cross Pte((,_ the effectiveness of the programs. "If there is a redu~tion in progmm headquarters mPortsmou~. . I ens, J.e was retired from Dover Mills, where he worked as a slasber. growth, then we cenainly need local . Thts group ts a combmallon· . of Surviving are his wife, Isabel Cleland Pickens; two daughters and sons- flexibility to maximize .and effec- CIVIC groups that have been meeung in-law, Isabel G. and John Rippy, and Patsy V. Steve Campe, all of Shelby; lively u~ these Medicaid dollars. for several months •. Many of t~ and seven_grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. . When 1 speak o_f local flexibility 1 mvolved started talking to one ano He was preceded in death by a brother, Thomas Joe Pickens. ' · h hes • 4 RP Sunny Pt eto:; Memorial services were held Monday m the Stamey Funeral Home, Fall- mean either a regional or local man- er at ~mo_r ce_nters, c urc_ ' ' ...,.,. • agement base to help implement and members,_retirees gathenngs, about ston, N.C., with the Rev. Reed Jones officiating. ' administrat(\ the progmms. If these the changmg fac~ of health car~ and p_rograms become micro-managed in what cuts m Medtca1d and Medtcare the state capitals, it could be very ':Vo~ld ~ean t? theJ11. ', , unhealthy for rural areas," said Mike _w e JUSt kind of got togethet: ~nd Eric Ni~holas Smith, 7, Frdllkfort, died Tuesday, June 25, 1996 near his Swisher, director of the·Meigs Coon· · decided . we should .do somethmg home as a result of an accident. . ty Depanment of Human Services. about th1_s. What the Repubhcan proBorn Aug. 8, 1988 in Columbus, he was the s?n of Marlene Hess of FrankSunset ,tonight will be at 9:04 p.m . . By The ~lated PreU Sixth District U.S. Rep. Frank posal. w1l~ do JS g1ve ~n!on; less fort and Robert Smith of Chillicothe. He had JUSt fimshed second grade at Cremeans, R-Gallipolis, is amon~ chmces. Its gomg to mean h•gher out , Clear skies over Ohio 'will bring and sunrise Friday at 6:0S a.m. . . Weather forecut: Adena Primary School. , . out !he s~ tonight.and warmer temGOP legislators in Congress pushing of pocket.expenses ~or a large numSurviving in addition to his parents are a brother, Robert "Danny' Smt!", f<ir changes in the~ progmms, which ber o_f retirees and dtsabled veterans Tonight...Ciear. Lows 60 to 6S. peratures on Friday, forecasters said. Friday... Sunny a~d warm. Highs at home; grandparents, Melvin and Glennadme Hess of Orient. Robert Sm~th he feels could be beneficial to south- m thts area that can n~~ afford ~y Lows tortight will be in the low to .from the mid 80s nOrtheast to lower of Pomeroy, and Artita Jefferson of Columbus; great-grandparen~, Bem1_ce em Ohio. , . decrease m benefits, satd J1m mid-60s, the National Weather SerMahoney of Chillicothe, Geneva Hess of Londonderry, and Josephine Smtth 90s west. , . vice said. Highs on Friday will range "We feel both parties have offered. JoseJ!h, splikesman for SOMM . . . of Racine; three aunts; great- and great-great aunts and uncles; and ~vera! structured plans to reduce the current . D1scuss1ons concemmg . MedicE:dmded forecast: . from the mid-80s to low 90s. Saturday... Hot and humid. Lows cousins. · As a high pressure system moves rate of growth in the programs. Our wd reforms are currently _betl)g held Services will be 10:30 a.m. Friday in the Ware Funeral Home, 121 W. Sec- area of Ohio is not very ui-ban, in ~.S. Senate subcommmees, wtth in the upper 60s to lower 70s . .. off to the'east, temperatures statewide Sunday...A chance of thunder- ond St., Chillicothe. Burial will be in the Greenlawn Cemetery, Frankfon. which leads us to favor a block grant acuon n9t expected to be taken.on . will soar .into the 90s· and humidity storms. Lows in the lower 70s. Highs Friends may call at the funeml home from 6-8 tomght. · levels will increase. system which could be designed any reform bills very soon,. .. . ~ The ,recOrd-high temperature for in the upper 80s to lower 90s. specifically for our rural area," said 'The Refublica~ congrc~sto~~ , ·this date at the Cohtmbus )'leather · Monday... Fair. Lows 6S to 70. Cremeans spokesman Barry Bell- leaders · aren I pressmg on Wtth reforms becau~ of no assurance that .. station was 101 de~s in . 1944. Highs in the 80s . nett. · Burl 0 . Walker, 78, Shade, died Thursday, June 27, 1996 at her residence. • while the record low was 4S in 1981. "Tbe block granted programs can the White Ho- would sign~ relbrm Arrangements will be announced by t~e Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy. work effectively, if Congress spec if- bill. As far lis any timetable is concerned, the election coming Up in November is definitely not helping the proposals move any quicker through Capitol Hill," said ljennett I :27 p.m., South Second Avenue, lnformation sought on haf bale fire Units of the Meigs County EmerCLEVELAND(AP)-The Super ,gency Medical Service recorded ~ 2 Newaza Smith, treated at the scene. Meigs County sheriffs deputies are seeking information concerning the Lotto jackpot for Saturday night will " POMEROY • : calls 'for as sis~ Wednesd,y. Umts person or persons who set fire to hay bales in the eastern end of the_county be $40 million, an amount that should 3:SI a.m., volunteer fire depart- around 3:20 a.m. Wednesday. . ' responding included: . keep Ohio's lottery fever soaring: ment to Pomeroy Pike, hay bale fire, • · CHESTER Vm Deputy Jim Heater was on routine patrol an_d di~overed burning hay bales More than $12 ·million · was 3:2S a.m., 'hay bale ftre on State no injuries; on propeny belonging to Mark and Kay G•li•B!' on Sta~ Route 248._ in the Super Lotto game wagered IO:S4 a.m., Roy Jones Road, Route !48; ·Bashan VFD and SyraThe blaze destroyed 62 of the bales l!elongmg to Manmng Marc~nko of Wedne~y night with $35 million at Byron Watson, PVH. c - sqtJa:d assisted, no injuries. Reedsville, according to Sheriff James Soulsby. The Chester and Bashan vol- stake, but no tickets matched MIDDLEPORT unteer fire departments responded to the scene. RACINE · 10:36 a.m:; Overbrook Nursing A Chester ftrefighter responding to the scene disco-:ered hay bales belong4:02 p.m., VFD and squad to Center, Clifford Might. ~~Val~ ing to Roy Holter on fire on Pomeroy P1ke. . . • Lovett Road, trailer fire at Greg PolSoulsby asks anyone with information regarding who mtght be,setung the ley Hospital; . lard residence, Bashan VFD assisted. ftres to contact the sheriffs office. ' REEDSVILLE •I Win 'FUegate;·produce··smoking_gun?:. ' T'he Dally SenUnel • Plgl 3 Pt~ge2 J ·Clinton's lead ·is mis--leading _____...... 111 Court Street l'omeroJ, Ohio Pome1 oy • Middleport, Ohio Cell fOr Appt.l92-57&8 • �Sports The Daily SentiJ!.~l With In the NBA draft, races FIRST IN THE DRAFT - Allen Iverson (left) and NBA commli.. slonar David Stern hold up lveraon's new jersey shoi1Jy after the Philadelphia 76ers mede the former Georgetown guard the first pick In the NBA draft Wednesday night (AP) At Wimbledon, Studenikova defeats Seles; Washington am~ng U.S. victors Coun and reach the third 'ro~nd. WIMBLEDON . England (AP) The latest men's upset victim was - Monica Seles ' return to Wimble- No. 9 Thomas Enqvist, ousted in the don after a four-year absence was cut second round by MaliVai Washingshort today when she was beaten in" ton. the second round . The 20th-ranked Ameri~an, playThe second-seeded Seles was ing some of his best grass-court tenupset by Slovakia's Katarina Stu- nis, beat Enqvist 6-4, 7-6 (7-5), 6-3 denikova, 7-5, 5-7, 6.'4. to reach the third,round for the first Scles, back at Wi.mbledon for the time in seven appearances at Wimfirst time since losing the 1992 final bledon. to Stcffi Graf, made a slew of . · Enqvist's elimination left only uncharacteristic unforced errors off four of top I 0 seeds in the tourna· both wings. ment. No. 3 Andre Agassi, No. 5 Seles displayed ber usual resolve Yevgeny Kafelnikov, No. 6 Michael in fighting .back to win the second set Chang and No. 8 Jim Courier all lost but cquldn 't overcome the steady in the first round, while No. 7 play and big forehand of Studeniko- Thomas· Muster withdrew · before . va, ranked 59th in the world . the tournament with an injury. II was the earliest defeat for Seles Wimbledon also lost two other in any of her 18 Grand Slams. women's·seeds today: No, 14AmanSeles had beaten Studenikova 6- da Coetzer of South Africa and No. 1, 6-1, in the second round en route 15 Irina Spirlea of Romania. to the Australian Open title this year. American Meredith McGrath And Studenikova had lost in the first ousted Coetzer 7-6 (7-4), 2-6, 6-3, round at Wimbledon the past three while Argentina 's Ines Gor· years. rochategui was a 6-3, 2-6, 6-4 winBut Selcs was below her best . ner overSpirlea. today, while Studenikova played the lWo U.S. men joined Washington match or her life. in the t!lird roqnd, both at the The Slovak player kept Seles on expense of fellow Americans. the defensive most of the match, Todd Martin, the 13th seed, beat moving her around with a slice Jim Grabb in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4, backhand and a free-swinging fore- ·7·6 (7,5). And, Doug Flach; the hand reminisCent o[ Graf's. 281 st-ranked qualifier who stunned " I fell I had some chances defi- Agassi in the first round , continued trade Greenberg the p1ck. General manager Brad almost swapped nitely to win the match and I didn 't his run with a 2-6, 6-3, 6-3~ 6-4 win picks with Vancouver, but he backed .akc them,'' Seles said. "She just over Jared Palmer. out late in negotiations. played much better on the key Michael Stich, the I Oth seed and "It a very easy decision, " Green· points. For all the time she took 1991 champion, downed Sjeng berg said. "Allen Iverson is the most chances, most )f the.time they went Schalken 6-3, 3-6, 6-1, 6-2 in the in. completion of a firsHound match " I felt I wasn't going for my suspended by darkness Tuesday. . shots. I was waiting for her to make Wayne Ferreira, seeded No. II , the errors. I wasn't attacking. She swept Andrea Gaudenzi 7-5, 7-5, 6played smarter than I did and had a 4, avenging a Davis Cup defeat to better tactic than I did." the Italian earlier this year. Seles had just come off the first Arantxa Sanchez Vicario grass-court title of her career at the advanced to the third round with a 7Wimbledon warmup tournament in 5, 6-3 victory over Miriam Oremans. Eastbourne. But she still seemed to · Also in women's play, fifth-seed• l~c k the precision and timing that ed Anke Huber routed Pam Shriver CINCINNATI (AP)- U.S. Sens. c~aracte r izcd her game when she 6-2, 6-1 in 48 minutes on Centre Mike De Wine and John Glenn said won the Australian Open. Court. It may have been the last they will fight a federal proposal that ll's her second Grand Slam dis- Wimbledon singles match for the 33- would ban tax-free financing for new appoi ntment this month. She lost in year-old Shriver, a wild card entry sports stadiums. the quarterfinals of the French Open playing here for the 17th time. Bengals President Mike. Brown to Jana Novotna. 'Tm not saying for sure this was says the bill could be "catastrOphic" : In her three previous appear- my last singles, but I think it proba- to Cincinnati's plans to build two staa~ces at Wimbledon, Seles reached bly most likely is," she said. diums. t~e fourth round in her debut in Shriver, who cried in the locker DeWine said Wednesday the pro1989, the quanerfinills in 1990 and room before the match, ended it with posal by Sen, Daniel Patrick Moynithe final in 1992. an embarrassing double fault. She han, D-N.Y., has bipartisan opposiThis was h.er first time back at shanked her second serve so badly tion and won't get passed in the SenWimbledon since her stabbing in that the ball never even made it as far ate. 11193. as the net. A ban· on tax-free bonds issued : Seles led 5-3 in the first set and Ninth-seeded Mary Joe Fernan- after June 14, 1996, could drive up s~rved for the set at 5-4, leading 30dez moved into the third round with lhe costs of Hamilton County 's $540 15. But she made three unforced a 6-4, 6-4 triumph over France's million project by as much as $180 errors to drop se rve for 5-5. Sandrine Testud. Brenda SchuJtz. miUion over 30 years, said County Studenikova served an ace for 40- McCanhy, the II th seed, won 6-3, 6- Administrator David Krings. 0 and held for 6-5. Seles went down 0 over Jolene Watanabe. "People shouldn't be alarmed 0~4 0 on her serve. She saved three because we' II effectively fight itsets points, yielding on the founh on there's a lot of ways in the Senate," her second consecutive netted foresaid De Wine. "This biU isn't going h4nd. anywhere." · Lefty Grove and George Earn· There were five service breaks in Hamilton County voters in March the second set. Seles took command shaw of the Philadelphia A's each approved a half-cent sales tax when she broke for 6-5 with a fore- won two games in the 1930 World iqcr~ase to build stadiums .for the hand return dow n the line. She Series against the Cardinals. Bengals and the baseball Reds. served out the set at 15. By STEPHEN WILSON Ohio senators to fight Feds' .proposal to ban tax-free funding for stadiums :seJes was up a break at 3-2 in the third set and appeared in control when play was halted by a faint drizzle for just over half an hour. Seles came back out and held for 4-2, but then Studenikova took over, br<;aking serve twice and winning four ·straight games to take the match. · Seles, pinne,j to the baseline, was forced into mistakes and ended the match with a forehand wide. Boris Becker avoided the rash of upsets, rallying from a set and a break down to beat Thomas Car· bonell in four sets. 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Philadelphia has lost five Slraiaht and is S-19 in June. teams were off "I don' l think 1"11 sleep well tonight thinking about Brantley," Knight said. "I saw the whole season flash before my " 10~ New YOfk 2, Minnesoca I Toronto 6, Selatle S .•• ' Knight said. "When YOI! have to lem," udcln said. "It's done everythrow Willie a fastball in that situa- thing in the world for him. He's got tion, all you do is duck and say a diffen:nt walk, • different step, he's 'Whew' because you know he's different in everything .he does. He going to hit it han!." exudes confidence." Greene has 31 hits this ..UOn, 14 Ro1er Salkeld (4-2) scattered of them for extra bases. His slam three hits in six innings for the vic· Wednesday gave the Reds their ftnt tory. four-game sweep of the Pbillies in 27 Lenny Harris started Cincinnati's yean. first-inning binae with a double off Larkin says Greene is finally Pete lncaviglia's slove at the leftplaying wilh confidence. freld wall. Williams walked Larkin " It comes from the fact thai lie's , and Eric Davis, and Greene followed comfortable with his situation," said with his .eighth homer. Larkin, who has seen the long-pre"After the first inning, I thought sumed heir to the Reds' third base it was a heck of a game," said job struggle for several years. Philadelphia manager Jim Fregosi. "He feels that he 's a part of the "We battled tough. We scrambled puzzle rather than pan of the prob- and got a couple of runs. But the way we 're swinging the bat, with our offensive production ,., " The Reds outscored Philadelphia 23-4 in the four games, but mustered nothing after Greene's homer. Williams took full re&ponsibility for letting Cincinnati take an insurmountable lead. "When we're not scoring a Jot of .runs and you go out and give up four runs in the first inning, it's like throwing a ton of bricks on us," Williams said. Greene grounded out in the third, then left the game with a mild strain of his left hamstring, He stayed in the trainer's room for treatment long after the game. ' The Phillies got a run in the fourth when Gregg Jefferies singled. stole second, went to third on a wild pitch and scored Todl;l Zeile's single. Philadelphia added another ruri off Hector Carrasco in the eighth when Jefferies singled, stole se.cond and scored on Jeff Branson's wild THERE rT GOESI- The Clncinnetl Reda' WHile G - (left) looka throw to first on an infield hit by to right field u Philadelphia pitcher Mike Wllllama doea lhe eeme IncavigliJL .after Greene'• first career grand slim In the first lrinlng of WednesJeff Brantley came in for the Reds day night'• game In Cincinnati, where the Rede' 4-2 win -led e and got the last four outs for his 19th -ies swMp for the Queen City nine. (AP) save despite getting hit in the left leg on a liner back to the mound by BenJo Lasorda said her blisband will the hospital, and preliminary tests .come home .within the next few days. revealea an ulcer. When Jo Lasorda ito Santiago. "That ball was a rocket," Brant"I kind of think it's Saturday;" left home early Wednesday ·afterley said. "I'm glad it wasn't at my she said. "It's kiqd of up to him noon to visit her husband anhe hosface." when he goes back to work." · ; pita!, she believed the ulcer was all Brantley said his leg was numb Lasorda first complained .of that.was wrong. She .w'ould find out awhile. But he stayed around for the abdominal pain Sunday night, : otherwise. · prompting a visit to team physician · "It was a very small anery, that final out, as manager 'Ray Knight fretted. Dr. Michael Mellman. was closed, and it wasn't closed all "We went to Dr. Mellman's on the way;" · Jo. Lasorda said. · "He M~•nd!tY mtorn,in2 thinking wfd be looked so good tonight, I can't tell ~::d:~~nJ;~o Lftgorda said. you. 'I just .consider this a miraCle . . l! was admitted~ . He's going to be better than ever. • CLEVELAND ....... 47 . 29 .618 Chicugo ................. 44 32 .!19 . _ By TERRY KINNEY CINCINNATI (AP) - National f..eaaue MVP Barry Larkin - . the difference in Willie Greene. More imponantly, Cincinnati Reds man.ager ~Knight sees the differeoce, too. "I know how important Willie is to the club. He's turned the corner," Kniaht said after Greene's first major-league grand slam beat the Philadelphia Pbillies 4-2 Wednesday night. Greene homered off · Mike Williams (1·6), who had loaded the bases on a double and two walks. "I knew he was in trouble when he missed with his breaking ball," Sixers make Iverson first selection excitin1 player in collc1e basketball, EAST RUTIIERFORD, N.J. and after a lot ofresea(l;h and inves(AP) - The were Yotmler 111M tisations, it WI$ very, very clear to us ever, the names were more difficult that the most talented player was to pronounce and the expected flur- Iverson." ry of trades turned into a shocker Toronto general manaaer Isiah here, a yawner there. Thomas flirted with the idea of Allen Iverson was the first over- choosing 19-year-oldAbdur-Rahim all pick in the NBAdraft Wednesday but he decided on Camby, the con: night, going to the Philadelphia sensus college player of the year at 76ers. After that, a trade of Stephon Massachusetts. Marbury for Ray Allen and the pro"lsiah showed me that he's a man cession of youngsters and foreign- of his word," said Camby, who was born players to the podium domi- told two weeks ago- before Abdurnated the event. Rahim re-entered the draft- that he A record six foreign-born players would be picked second overall. were taken in the ftnt round, triple The Grizzlies, who wanted the previous mark. The Cleveland Abdur-Rahim badly, got him with Cavaliers grabbed two of them, for- the third pick. The 6-foot-10 f<irward ward Vitaly Potapenko of Wright from California, who changed his State and center Zydrunas llgauskas mind twice regarding whether he'd of Lithuania, as they looked.like one enter the draft, was the first freshman of the night's big winners. selected player of the year in the PacThe others were the New York 10. Knicks, who selected John Wallace Matburv and Allert two of the of Syracuse after he . dropped _sur.· . nation 's·best guards, were selected at pnsmgly to No. 18, and the Charlotte ·No. 4 and No. S and were traded for Hornets, wh'? picked I 7-ycar-old each other Jess than an hour later. Kobe Bryllfl! of Lowe~ Merlo~ High They strode back on stage, swapped School outsrde of Phtladelphia and caps and smiled for the cameras Tony Delk of NCAAcharnpion Ken· ~gain . lucky. . . ''Now I get to play with Kevin Of the 36 ehgible underclassmen, Garnett and it's a better situation,:·. five teenagers were. taken m the top Marbury said. "That's how you stan . 14; the first seven ptcks were under- a championship team- with a big classmen; two of .the top 17. were man and a guard- like the Lakers high schoolers; and 17 of the 29 first- did with Magic and Kareem." rounders were underclassmen "I think Milwaukee got. some seven mo~e 'than the old record. kind. of deal," said Allen, who left The . Srxers got the player they, Connecticut after his junior year. "I \\(anted, as did the Toronto Raptors had an idea I was going to be trad(M_arc~s Camby) and Vancouver ed, because I hadn't even taken a trip Gnzzltes (Shareef Abdur-Rahtm) to Minnesota. " with ·the second and third pick~, The Boston Celtics, expected·to respecllvely. .. draft a c~nter after · trading Eric Milwaukee and Minnesota had Montross to Dallas last week instead the biggest trade of the night, swap- chose ·Kentucky's Antoine' Walker · ping the fourth and fifth picks, M". with the sixth pick, going with perburv and Allen. The Til"berwoWiJ haps the best all-around small foralso sent a first-round prck rn I ward available. or 2000 to the Bucks to g~t Marbury. The Los Angeles Clippers made Iverson, a. pornt g_uard from the first pick of a center with the sevGeorgetown with excepllonal speed, enth choice, selecting 6-11 Lorenzen l~aprng abriity and ~onng profi· Wright of Memphis. The New Jersey ctency, bec_ame the ~tnt guard draftNets delighted their home fans by ~ No. I sance Magee _Johnson was choosing ·villanova shooting guard p~cked by the Lakers rn 1979. The Kerry Kittles with the eighth pick. sex-footer also supplanted fonner The Dallas Mavericks chose 76ers coach John Lucas as the shonLouisville forward Samaki Walker est .~l~yer ever picked first overall. . with pick No. 9, and the Indiana Pac. . I ,m gorng to plAy ~very game ers took Mississippi State center lt~e II s my last, B;','d I think the fa?.s Erick Dampier with the 1Oth pick. w11l respec1 that, Iverson sard. I The Golden Stale Warriors took can do a lot for this team, andl hope Nonh Carolina State center Todd I'm the missing piece of the puzzle." 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Uncia WIHiama Schoeppner Bedford TC!Wf18hlp Clerk ,..lar I 1·900·918-190 Ext. 7901 2.99/-18+ T.T. Phone Req. Serv-v (619) 645-1434 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO All Ohio $3/slngle, $511::0111~8 Shade, Ohio 45776 • (6) 27; 1TC . '' I. _,....;:::,.... SUI Per Minute Muet ba 11 pa. Toueh-TU\1 Required · · '' '' I R.L.HOLLOI TIUCKING •• • ' HENR.I STATUARY 33% . SUNDAY, JUNI 30, 1996- 2 P.M. TO 5 P.M. I ' ' OFF .PRICE OPEN HOUSE 2 .' S. 21D MIDDLEPORT, OH. 45760 .• : 9854422 lllths 992·2761 or 992·3274 -- Adfl.ons -Convertible Tope PillnUng AIIO Coi""'ICIN .ttat. Work (FREE ESnMATES)' w. • Antique cars . . .. i (UmaS'- · Lowfbaa) WICKS HAULING ' Remodeling Thurs. ..... 27111, Fri 'Juno 211111. • : Ulle South Of Porter, 180 Fur..t: t ' :~ Pomeroy, I " & VICinhy : .. ~~----~~--~·~ 8128198 onlr. 400 Audand s...i'tj :; i .Limellt~, ' Gravel, Sand, Top Soli, Flil Dirt i 614-992-3470 . !~ 1~ ,. Advance . Deadline: 1:OOpm lht t:, day before the ad is to tun, Sun• :, day edi~ion- 1:OOpm Frida,. Mon: :-; .day ad.., 10001.m. SoiUidiry. , :, ., four family, Sixth Streel, Syra 1 "'f ' cuse. July 1· 3, 9am-3pm. Furnit ~ ture. baby Ueml/ clorhea. glalt;:; ware, microwaw., some amtquee: .. .. Ran cancett. . - . r1' Garage Sale- June 27, 28, Fivi •: Points-Wipple Road, wood crattt ~"' & mora. rainflhine. • ~! Huge ward sale, 4·1/2 miles ou( ;~ Eagle Ridge bolide chun:h; guns, :; clothes. ro much to lill. also 2 ~ yard IBias on past church. : ,. ,. July 1-3. 9am-7 Third hause left ,.. Willow Creek, beside Pamida . " Clothes, tools, furniture, farm ma· ~: .. chinery, antiques, mi sc. babt :• i..-ns. - r • -__:~------;·' I • '-t · Three tam ilr· Monday, Jul-, I at~ ' ! : Sam-? 1 112 milea south of Tup- ,., para Plains a1 The CArd Box lign. ~ ..,... ANNOUN CEr.lEN TS Windows KitchenS Sltllng Decb Chuter,Ohlo Most Anylhlng Call B. D. Construction 614-992·2979 1111fl CoVIn & Calpet. •Interior a Elitarlar .... July 2nd. 3rd. EUREKA Call; 0: MUNITY Just 10 Uin. So .• From •_. Gllipolil. Rt 7, 1!iggor _ , ' •• Middleport Free Eatimates for Quality Work Heedllnera · Custom Seat •Rooftng ·~ Huge Salt: 38 Smi,.,. Ao.,.,o; •• 6128th, 30th. I · ? Barbie Doll •: Avon Botlles, Dishes. Curtainar.,... Bedsptllda. . • .. FREE ESnMATES 949-2168 ' Block Work 814-247-2120"""- JESS' YOUNG'S COMPLETE CARPEIIIEI SERVICE • · •Room Addltlona AUTO oflawGtragaa UPHOLSTERY •a.ctnc.l " Plumbing V.C. YOUNG II 112-1211 Plllnaray, Ohio • ' . '" . -ru~~~~M=iK~~==n~~--~~;·.0 Roofing & 304-372:58811 or Roofl DOmE S. TURNER, BROKER Garage Sale: Mondar. Tueu-r. : Painting H&H Ho•e Remodelfag On Sl. AL 338 W, 8 mllee from RaVlHIIWood Bridge, 1 m1... trom Apple GroYII, Ohio. Eleclrlc hook..,p, dump llatfone, non-portable wMer, large lola, hlldng, flahlng. Rent by - k or month. . Dlri•Sand OFFICE 992·2886 HOME992-5692 ' •• Ail Yard Sales Mull Be Paid PONDEROSI PRIMffiVE CAMPGROUND OPENING SOON s.n.... (8111 &t5 8434 .,_ I Q-.5. Gutter Chanlng ...... Wtiau DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 205 NORTH SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Friday, Saturda,, Home ln..,iof. • Childrono 5'1; ·Adulto 20'0. 2-l'il, lliiH From Potiet, Bullville Piloo, : : Downapoula ...plat•••l WiMiows ..... Gai¥J -5*- Doors & willllaws to • A.M.·? ' Gutters Llmlltona. Qrwel •'• : S~e for yourself why you can't . "Beat the System!" Family Maners 1·900-988.8600 · Ext.12n lnatJillllllon. 1 -------...;.·I ••·· ROOFING NEW-REPAIR Pest Control 537 BRYAN PLACE MIDDLEPORT, OH. 614-992·2772 8:30 A.M.-3:30 P.M. AaalstYou General . • '. Firat TiN sa.. : Maternity, Girta• NB·'!l, Mana, Ladies. Sat June• 291h. Linlo Kro-r Rood. 1~· Hauoe On Righi P111t R.V.H.S. t• Howard L Wrltesel . J&L SIDING & INSULATION ·Allow Your · ,\'I :iii ii iii i iii iii ii iii i iii iii i i iii iiii iii iiii iii iii iii ii iii i iiii;:: ·. II~L .Love Business -· TONIGHT: LADIES NIGHT FRI.: D.J. BRADY SAT.: LIVE "BLITZI<RIEG" Pl-.lnatlntlyl For~ Or Deck Retaining Wall & urOar. 160ByE"*81ftCYSquad. Free Esllmates Guarenleed resu~s .... ~~Psychic MscCOURT LAWN PONDS Allordlble O.nlen MondiJ edition · 10:00 a.m. Sal., ·~ Locally owned & operaled Need Direction? . WAYNE'S PLACE 41220 William• Road $299 • Meet your match 7 open lor lnePKIJon al the ' 30•50% OFF ALL Pomeroy Eagles Club .. - 949-3151 742·2246 Renlodollng . t.: e. a .? Conoole T.V., CiolhH, Toyo1• · Window Shutters, HouathoiCI • Stuff, Too Much To Mention! : · Corner Of llaboltno Drive And . : Racine, Ohio Complete Commercial & Residential Service • Stop a Coinpere FREE ESnMATES The·acoustic band "PROOF" will be performing at COURT ST. GRILL on Saturday, June · 29, 1996 from 9 pm 1 am. C9me and join us. PUBUC NOTICE The Bedford Township Budget lor 1997 will be MarllloC.Ips ·trees • Shrubs • Plants •New Homes •Garages '"Complete Free Eat/mate• HELP NEEDED Please help us find a baby or child to adopt. Call (614) 742·3705 ' .COISIIICTIOI 11117.WI $2 39 . Appearing Friday 8:00-12:00 Members end Guesllnvtted CrpressMukh ~: All Yord SIIIO Mull Pold Advance. DEADLINE : 2:00 p. n\~ ,,. dar Hloro 1he ad 11 10 ru~.· 500 E. r.lAIN POr,lEROY. OH I&I . .liT IISSILl · andAd~ns. . .. . .. . ReguiiiOB· Risen Weather resistant Philippine Mahogany kiln dried hardwood. Sanded, ready to finish. No Pins. No Mortar. No Proble!hs. - 992·3838 ·- -· ··· • MOBILE HOMES/CONVENTIONAL HOMES Add Value and Beauty To Your Home Lightweight.• Economical• Reinforced READY·TO·INSTALL HAND RAILS Hardwood Swing 711 . 712nd, I · ? ClotMI, 8ook•e Gilo...,., llioc. ,......, Somo ~ ing For EYerrontl 325 Oreer'l'l r.,....CourL All Kinds of Ecrth Work dac:orative trellses. Available in 50' rolls wllh green p!aatic coating. and heights from 36' to 48". Siding, Garages, Porches, Sidewalks l1 • Family: llonclay Julr IlL 5l2lt Slate Rou10 581.-.o,. ~ S.lilrN PricedChoopl :1 AUTO SALES .Ser\llces Houae Sites and Utilities ONLY 5' Traditional 7 Backhoe PORTABLE-CONCRETE STEPS Treated •Pre-cut Pieces. . Uorol Raln!SI*"· JD Trucking Umestone · Bulklming and Roofing, VInyl 1 DlohWIIOhll, Gu Stow•. Cho!rj 1-80().889-3943 Howard hcovatin 718423 QUICK CONSfRUOION ' ;:j Sunday ldilion · 2:00 p.m. Fridoy.: 111~- 3.5 HP 20" Cut ~53....................................,... 1~9.00 . 3.75 HP 20" Cut765422.....~........:.....................159.00 .·4.0 HP. 22" Cut 72sels.................................,.... 169.00 3.5 HP 22" Cut 725674.................................: .... 199.00 42" Rider 14.5 HP 713ooe .............................. 999.00 GallipoliS & VICinity Saw. Child,.,. Cloihel And L.o)fj / Stick/MIG Aluminum Welding 742-3212 'I Off BUiavillt Rd. Canvaa TerM,-' Kilchens - Siding Deck$ - Bathrooms - Yard Sale 2 Family : SalUrday ztlih, & JU!Jl 101. 177 Circle Drive, Plantz s.4i; 35Y..,.&pe~ 3'd0' 23 70 B•B ROOFING and RADIATOR REPAIR SERVICE 8am-8pm ::I M8eon, wY Sbeel ~ Smoli lllodl Doe Wit! No Till ~ Homo II Karle. 114·3811·11247 ~ 114-3ilil-9775. FAX Tt3 5.1 Ph. 773-11173 ~ L011: White Fllllll• · Tho [)o.k c.n.r. 114:Wfl.l854. . ~ We wiD work wtlhln your budget . . ' L - - - - - - - . J L - - - - -......~ !. 01~7. "No Job Too urge or Too Sntllll" or too ~mall. ... -.711-50111. , : •• LOST: Violn liy ol Fiv• II II•Jioa Hill I CrabCrto - Roado, lla't Collie (-H) caM ~75-711~ AuthorlzedAOAOI81rllutor • Waking Suppll• • Industrial Ga. • M8c:tli• ShOp SaMc:es • Steel Sales & Fllbllcallan • Repair Welclng • AlumlnumiS18inlell• TOOl Dleulng • Ornamental Steps ·Stairs, RaHinga, Pallo Fumitunl, Areplace Items, Plenler ~. Trellllea & lola al oll!er llluflll LAAAV'8 LAWN CARE It CLEARAN(E Dog House . mo.,., 7 Carpenter & Paint Work 985·4198 ·Boat Sen · Over 20 v.ra Experience . (8141 11112·7587 41484 Slan:her Rd. P0f11810Y, OH. 45788 1/1111 mo. pd. •• t . n VALLEY . l ., .f LIVE PSYHICS .H&H ~ ••• to lllp SAWMILL *• Lot them toll you · about tile futurelll ~ 555 Park Stt;.. ·UtddlePo~'Qhlo .. Phone: 614-992-6611 Store Hours; Mon.-Fri. 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. , Sat. 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. . , . to I . • • ~ : ~• " • > YHW ' · Jet. Rt. 35 & 160- Gallipolis, Ohio Phone: 614 446·2002 , Store Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m. Sunday 11 :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. • i -Insulated Limited Time Offer 1·800·291 ·5609 R•cl•• h1 Clu• 111 Fence 7827~5 RUFFHAU7.™ environment for a female dog and her puppies.' 827865 I .. ,.., ....... . •Double Hung a- LOST: In i1w WCinhy of 21122 ""' faraon Ave. Brown·Minilw'-4 O.ldluncl--le, hoi .... .lar, 10 lhl ,._of "GtB w• ROWE POWERWASH SERVICE W!aiH .... Miaf ......... lal••••h ,... Crnk, lniWtrl tv 1he ,.,.., "fur". Abovl 11/2ytl. old. H IN! call 304·1811-30:18 or ••·•~ 3011. . .l wHII -.;fr;•JO IMclr It up &amng 8.L 0111o a 1111 glnla Toll FiM 1-IIJO.I72.al7 . Ul 1411 . Every WMH.Uy 5:30 •••• ~Tot and 1134.97 ·~===============~ shingled roof, panel siding. All plastic construction. • Patented RUFF HAUZ''" provides a clean • the,.,.. Shop/lllodt:1. Tm-- LOST: Gil'..., ioltin ... Mobile HOrne Heating & Cooling • .FREE EsnMAJES (" • IE IIIIEIIOHDDIOI l~lacl 7 ihe 21 Y. 'x2" welded mesh size is ~lor fencing in play areas, pel areas, pet confinement. or even lor ~;:~.~~~~.~ . . . . . . 5499 .* Lightweight *:.* Easy Easy To Install To Work With 00 QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS IUPSHOOI 791030 Poets ere hollow and ere made exclullvety of the finest kiln-dried, ftnge~olnte!j Ponderosa . pine aval~ble. ' ~:~~~~~~-~ . . . . . . 72'9 . IOI47U ' I II CCIII. ,_E II 1 IWW1GI12 LIIDI'S . PIINTIIG Call today with your wlriclow aiDa for a free quote I 1 .5~, Extension La••er 4~' 6 11 •THt-ln Turned Porch Post I,Pr·ea~ure •195 $499 24' Alu_mlnum 4'x8'xY." sheet. Asphalt impreg_nated. at s ........... ......... . ..... .... ,...................... ~ 70809 W'ER111ER Black diJhur ln$ulation Boar• Sheathing !;=~~~::~buy. 29 2CF In Stock. 111211 . •SIIIng Rootlillll I. ~ · (11., . . . . . REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Regular Prices 1\lff-R- tar 1111 ~ 1::=§~-597' 15%off 99 3 I'WniCaL Aleqalpm IrA Ill ...... 111•• AtmadallriO •NtwGn . .. . . ,3'x5' Polr · Flag .Set . P .... ATIGN Add beauty & safety to your home. Round. White 6•••• J•xs•xa' Col•a....,Haall'ua:;a, •'fMa,. I Mt 2112 UCINE IIYIUUUC REPAIR & UCiaiiE SHOP, IIC. .net Manufectured Houelng ...... eom.. Owner: Ronnie Jones 317.o281-1-800-950-3359 FrH &tlm~~r.• Will not rot tfom ground contact. Make great fence posts. LST : COliS'IIUCTIOI ,, I 20 Y~ Espe~rtte • Iru.ired nmlaers .1. L NON 1 , OWNeR c - l i ,. 41A Top, Trim, Removal & Stump Grinding . . .~. . .:. . .:. . ~35~f"::=:3 4' llewport ·~~~;:K~S~~~~::::::'"<:::80826=:1=A.~J Rallllia Landscape . For step or platform. 1039:M/429 .,.,s·· .f . ,--:;•' ' .. ' • ~ ' " I " r. · ·-' ..DDUPORT - SOUTH 2ND AVE. - A lin llrlcllllollll Ill attlo, ...., badlwmiBo fwnl"' .-m, c1n1ng room, naww cablnallln ld•allan, 1~ ·~ · rronunctaldl h 1111111. part llilumant, 3 IWIIIIr pnlly _ . _ , ~ 11 • partly Maadc:ld much IIIOI'a. Muit - · Wal! PI,IOO.OO .NOW 1711,000.00. · Slliw.-t-lt24315 ....-,f!W.,.,.-3S7-oG1 IJt2o30ie . 1·800 188 4100 ·32124 Happy Hollow Rd. llulllla "'" 111¥-U (t11) ltllt34 114-742-2113 Mldditpor..Ohlo45760 Damy • ..._ D:W. .. .... • • '"""' ........._ Couc:h l rcllnor, 114-948-241111. Kln•n• 7 w..k, Old Liiill Box T-. 814-3117·7071. Call rortt61t ...,., • Ext. 2..tue ,_- m1n. ..-11 SUMER TUTORING I . 614-949•2096 IOQD BISSELL Klntno 10 good homo. 2-Femaltl, :.•~ f:':.whill, long-haired~ Old Ufll'ighl piono. lair condilion. •s -- • • .vv- ptr Hr ~ 75-78113. Mo='ll Howl __ ,.... M.l•1• l___.__________2~~~~:!~!!~--~--------_j .L----~·~~·~MM~d ~~~----~---~~ffl~> ~·---------=~~-~ ' \ "-nian Cor To Good Home, IIlio 387· 7!illl . Pupplto 112 Baa1•n. 304·875· 23118. 'l Top dollar- antiques, furniture, gino. ohina. cioclls. gold, oil"'· coint, watc hta; 11111ea. Oaby llanin. l••-ill2-7441 . • • To~ Prien Paid: Old U.S. Coino. S ilver. Gold, Oiomondo, "II Old · Collecliblas, Paperweighla. Etc. 't II: ~ II .T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second ""'""'· Gol ipois. 114-4411-:11142. Wanltd To Bur UIH MoD ilo • - C o l: 814-.0175 • ~ .f. • •, Wanltd 1G BuJ: Au10' 1 l Trudll 11~·-·10112, 0. Arrt ~lion. 114-411-FIIRI'. \ . . �. . . . The Dllty llntmll ~ •lllddllpOit. Ohio : > \ • nur r. June r:r, , . Thur.dly, June27, 1808 Gt\1.,.111 c..,.tltor ..... s.t .....e '*"'• Kit II J' 1 • ' R'biW M llelled IMing .... - Jllirllllran U.. FUngi, EZ l'flmt . , _ llld 11•1 k , MuiM<;*llrp, IWdMiod 4lcl Fir. n twnt •• 111. n ,._.-.~um~~er. ICID74t4 12' W•tpoint Swing Set PlqJ. IKI01211 ................... , ••••••• $129 11' Five ..., Swing lef 35 illltM?I1A. ••.•• ••••• u.. .. • • • • • • • • JONES' TREE SERVICE $299 Landscape nlllbers For step or platform. 103934!i29 BOARD 4'x8' Sheet r:==========::::==J Round 4'' ' •! 1039181430 •••• Aluminum Columns All Shelf sc:HULTE Shelves & Mounting •r••- Add beauty & safely to your home. Round. While aluminum oolumns. ca.APDAATIDN Hardware ~· ~::~. . . 65 99 ~~ .... 29 70809 3'15' Poly Flag Set 15ifF :ugt1tweight, easy to cut, 4'x8'x'!." shEiet. Asphalt impreg.nated. e1s easy on your budget. Your · Insulation buy. · '%.ll4'li.IJ' R-3.6 . 69 6 4~' ................................... ..........,..........,........ ~ Met......... ......... Lat••••ll ,... Plck·up dlacarded t.a~ter~M, appttancw a . 61.w92-4025 8am·8pm ......... ,.... AI,;,M& !fet~& . 448 1411 1oiiJ0.872.SIII7 ROWE POWERWASH SERVICE 814-949-3308 Cleaning Alum & Vinyl aiding Commercial & residential Decks - Sidewalks Experience Retee:ences Alllhorlzed AGA Diltrlbulor • Walding SUpjllilll •lildustrlal MIICIIIne ShOp S.Mcal• Slllel S.lee & Fllbllclltlon • Repair Welding LARRY'S LAWN CARl! -Mowing ~eaidelllial a- • l conouadal) - Weedeating • AlurnlnumiSiai!lees • Tool Ol'lllling • Omamenlal • TrH Trimming · • Shrubbely Maintenance · No lawn too large or too amall. Callloday for frH llllmi. Ptanler hange,., Trellles & lola of othllr sluflll "No Job Too Ltl~ or Too Small" . Wa Will WOik within your budget . Sltlfli·Sialrs, RaMinga, Pallo Furnilule, Fl...,._ Ph. 77M'173 108 Pome Streat eetlmate 742·2803 or 446-3622 BAD ROOFING and t;ONSTRUCTION RADIATOR REPAIR SERVICE Residential - Commercial Roofing - Rubber - Shingles - Minor Repairs Gutters and Downspouts Complele Remodeling .Decks - Bathrooms - KHchens - Siding 35 y..,. t:JcpeMnt:tl ~oword 742-3212 : ' 718q3 23'' .re 28' pineavai~. 78:1745 '134.97 ~~~~.~~~·~············5499 perlecllor tencing in play · - · pet areas. pet confinement, or ewn lor Clec:Orative trellises. Available In 50' ralls wilh green pla81ic: c:oatlng, and IMIIQ111S irom 36. to 411•; . 6' Picnic ·-Table ~lit ...1•• 62 49.99 830100...................... - Plne·larlc•a• · · IN 5' htlltfoHI Hardwood _Swing 807041~5 39 :30•50% OFF ALL 35'' In Stock and Ready To ·Deliver! ~orotive Lmdscope · See for yourself why you con '1 . "Beut. the Syalem!" ' I The Bedford T-hlp Budgel lor 1997 will be apen lor lnapecUon e1 lhe clerk'• home from June 28th through July 7, 1111. The public helrlng 1nd reeulu mMIIng will be held July 8, 1996 11 7:00 ·p.m. 11 .' ' ' . fltlte . .,.,, Chi•• the -..hllllln Dllrwln. Until! ·WIIIIMII Schoeppner lledlord Townahip Clerk 41220 Wllllema Road . The acoustic band "PROOP be performing at COURT ST. GRILL on Saturday, June 29, 1996 from 9 pin-1 am. C9me and join us. will pUBUC NOTICE ~ H~rd L $299 ; 1·900.988·8981 Ext. 7901 2.99/mln 18+ T.T. Pho111 Req. Serv·u (619) 645-8434 . ' HENRJ STATUARY PONDEROSI PRIMmVE CAMPGROUND OPENING SOON Touch-Tcne Riuquired Senr-u (819) 645 8434 ... ~- TRUCKING iltatlona, non-portable w1ter, large Iota, DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Rent by week or month. 304-37~-5888 or hiking, fishing. 814-247-2120 ..... - DOniE S. TURNER, . BROKER . . OPEN HOUSE YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVIa • •Room Addlti•New Glrlllfl •EIKirlc:.l 6 Plumbing ·Roonng •lm.rtor a EliWtor Palllllng Allll COIICNI8 Wark (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill · IIN-42111 - 20% 3 VALLEY .ER &·SUPPLY. Pom•rov, OhiO IEIULAR PRICE Dlrt•Sand For Qualty Work 985-4422 Baths Remodeling Wlndowt Kitchens Siding Decks JESS' COMPLETE AUTO UPHOLSTERY Moll Anylhlng Call B. D. C01structlon 614·992·2979 1/11/t mo. pd. Haadllneta • CUstOm Seat Covers & Carpet • ·Convertible TOpl • • Antique Clnl • • Boat Seats Over 20 Years Experience . (814) 992-7587 Carpenter.& Paint Work .,.., Pomeroy, OH. 45789 985·4198 mo. pd. ·- ·· SUMMER TUTORING Call 614-949·2096 • ,•'• ' '. ~ Roofing & . Block Work - TODD BISSELL $5.00. ,., •••, Moni•IIHrl ' ~ ~ ,.'· •. . . ': 4LL Yard Saln Mull Bo Paid ...:; . Mvaneo; OEADUNE : 2:0q p. ni,o the day before the ad is to ru~.• Sunday tdilion · 2:00 p.m. Friday.: Monda, tdilion · 10:00 a.m. Sal.. • :~ ...... -- •.. 81281h, 301h, 9·? Barbie Do111 ; · Avon Bon los. Dishes. Cunalna: r Bodspreado. ::: July 2nd , 3rd, EUREKA COlli•: IIUNITY Ju11 10 Min. so.. From •. Gai!M>I1•· Rt 7, Bigger . - 1 ':. . ·" Thuro, Juno 271h, Fri Juno 28111, ~ • \!lie Soulh 01 Ponar. 180 Fur.r. ·~ ..... Misc. ftem& . :! Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity ': i:,~' ," ,~ ~~~~"~6~o-.nl-~-.~oo~~-.Ha~M~S~.-.H~G : MiddOiporl .. : ,. '* - .... ir-..;,.;-..._..._..._..., (Ume StoneLow Ratel) WICKS HAULING Limestone, . Gravel, Sand, Top Soli, fill Dirt • !" 1! Huge yard tale, ... Eagle ~dge ,,z·miles ou~ :_, beeide church, guns, •; clorhas , to much to lilt, also :! :., vard sates on past d'lureh. : •• " July 1-3, 9am· ? Third house left..Willow Creek, beside Pamida .' ~ Clothes, tools, lur'Nrure, farm rna- ~· .. chi nery, bab~ anllqun, mioe. items. ,, :' ·· ' ·..:....:--------'-' ur; :; Three lamily- Monda~. July : 9am-? 1 1/2 miles south of Tup- · ~ pers Plains at The Card Box sign. : ·~ Pt. Pleasant & Vicinity ... ;:--;:~--:::-:::::-:::':-:-.:"-:" ~ Fn-Sat Juno 28-29. 2902 Mead.; ~ owbrook Or . ... family, 20 dolls,. ~1 · linono. ae. portable dryer & much· ., ~~ :~ L01er1 112 milo off AI 33 on To ... · ,0 blinson Run. Thur-Fri June 27 & ·•· . 28. 9:00am til ?. :: -· ... 2Brb . ,, Sale. Fr iday June 7miles north Pt Pleasant Rt 2 bel '" hind Flatrock rvnr~~~>~ ' •1 ··--··· I ·• PubliC sate and Auction 80 40 ..•* Garage Sale- June 27 , 28, Fiv8 •: Pointa-Wipple Road, wood craftt & rnofl. rainfstlna. ' . ' Yard ANN OUNCE MEN TS ' ware, microwave, some antiquM~ ~ Rain cancels. Free Estimale• 992·2768 or 992·3274 ., Four fam ily, Sl•th Street, Syra, •r cuse. July 1-3, 9am-3pm. Furni• ture . baby ilemll clolhes, glall; :;. ,-----,-----:--;· Giveaway I f ~ .r _.._. ..... ..... 2 FfH ,.bbl II. ~~n. Mr Alto Auction. Every Frida , 7pm. Every Saturday 7pm. Rl. 2-~ ., 2 Gulnee pigs. 1 long hlit', 1 short M Croa•ro~daM. Gro~erl11, neW: ::; hair, 1 small black female dog, merchancltse. Ed Ftat1tr V30. : ·• 614-982-88Q7. Rick Pearson Auct ion Companyloi :: 2 Yellow cata 1·8mo old 1. 1112 full time auc:tionee,, complet• ,, old. 1 Mixtcl S..gja, 1 t.flqd Tar· au clio~ 1ervlce. . licenae~ J r~er, Doth 1yr old, 10 good ho~ 166,0h!o & . West ""ginla , 304' : only, mo<lli.ze. 304-87s-.650. 773-5785 Or 304· rr.J.5447. 1 ~ 30" Eio<ulc range. copper toM In 41464 Slaroher Rd. lllfll Remodeling 614-992-3470 . Roofl Add-ona :1 All Yard Sales Must Be Pa id I~ r Advance. Deadline : 1:OOpm the ~ day before the ad Ia ro run , Sun. t .. day edition- t :OOpm Friday, Mon' :' . day edtion 10:ooa.m. Saturday. : :; H&H .· Home On SL Rt. 338 W. 8 mllea from Ravenewood Bridge, 1 mile lrom Apple Grove, Ohio. Electric hook-up, dump Chester, Ohio Lolti Saw, Chlldront Ctolt\01 AM Morel Rtln !Shlno. -:--:-::-'-:-:::-:--:-:---.-:-~ .... Gtrages eStonn Doors & wildows oR0011 Addllil!ls $3.11 Per Minute Muat 11118 yra. OFRCE 992·2886 HOME992-5892 ....................__~ .......t W'lllllows 1·900-988-8600 . Ext.1277 205 NORTH SECONP AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 513 S. 21D AYE., MIDDLENII, 01. 45760 ALL LAWN PONDS Phone: 614 992-6611 Store Hours; Mon.-Fri. 7:00a.m. to s:oo p.m. Sat. 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 614-992·2772 8:30 A.M.-3:30 P.M. I LL. HOLLON TONIGHT: LADIES NIGHT . FRI.: D.J. BRADY SAT.: LIVE "BLITZKRIEG" SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 1996 • 2 P.M. 10 5 P.M. Phone: 614 446-2002 Store Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8:00 a.m~ to 8:00 p.m. Sunday ·11 :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ,Love Family Matters s....; 111. 177 Clrc'- Drive. PllniZ Crt Bulavllle Rd. Cann1 Ttl'\l·; Dishwa1her. Ga1 Stove. Cha!re 949-2168 J&LSIDING & MIDDLEPORT, OH. Allow Your · · Person_al P1ychlc to As1l1tYou Real Estate . 555 Park St - Mlddleport,.Ohlo Free Esllmates . Guaranleed resuhs · Need Direction? · 2 Family : Solurdoy 2Dih, & Ju!l! FREE ESnMATES ::::::::::::~L- WAYNE'S PLACE MIDOLEPORT, OHIO Guttarl Do pout . wns • e Gutterhan\ng Painting Umntone • Gravel • . ' • Jet. Rt. 35 & 160- Gallipolis, Ohio ~ ·• Garage Sate: Monday, Tutsdayt: · · 8-? Console T.V., Clothes, Tovtt•' Window Shutter•, Household • S1uH, Too Uuch To Uenrlont• Corner Of Mabelene Drive And :; ........ _1eo_B..:..y_Emar-=.oon_"':_fSqo_;_IOd_ . --;::: WrHesel Huge Sala: 38 Smllhert ,.....,,; •· ROOFING NEW-REPAIR INSULATION Bu1lness Shedll, Ohio 45776 ' {6)27;1 TC •• •• • ' •. " .. .. Locally owned & operaled 985 4473 614-985·3982 Meet your match AIIOrdlble ....... P t -. ...... ~I . Fct llft.Gnlund Or Declo .,......,._ lnatal'-tlon. 33% OFF 992-3838 537 BRYAN PLACE ., .* * No Pins. No Mortar. No Problems. FREE ESTIMATES lllacCOURT LAWN PONDS R.etaining .wall & Lightweight Easy To Install ........ Easy-To Work With • Remodeling Stop • Compare t Galllpollt 9-5. 742·2246 •New Homes 'oComplete ·~ Yard Sate Friday, Sa,urday, Hame lnlerior', • Childrens S'a; -Adults 20'a. 2-1~ Miles From Porter, Bula~ilta Pi'- : : .949-3151 tm/111 Stone 70622 ·trees·• Shrubs • Plants Pomeroy Eagles Club Members and Guest lnvhed $239 70639 Steps StartiRI At 99 ........ Appearing Friday 8:00·12:00 Cypresslllrlch MOBILE HOMES/CONVENTIONAL HOMES Add Value and Beauty To Your Home Ughtwelght • Economical • Reinforced READY-TO.INSTALL HAND RAILS Weather resistant Philippine Mahogany kiln dried hardwood. Sanded, ready to finish. .ALL AMERICAN SOUNDS D.J. 70 ~M . ·? Complete Commercial & Residential Service ROIEII BISSELL .. COISTRUcnOI •Garagea 9.1 --------,':!• Racine, Ohio Siding, Garage•, Porches, Sidewalks andAdd-ons. Free Estimates Phone Small Block Dog Willi No Toll Hor Nomo Is Ka111, 8.l 4·3U·g2H 81~·-877!1. . :. 291h, Linla Kygor Road, 1..; Hou&e On Righi Paa1 R.V.H.S. t•. D&T · P••l Control RoOfing, VInyl Lott: WNte Fem111 Poocle, Nejlij Tho Do-kConlor, 814-4-48-1154•• ~ first Time SaJe : Maternity, Girta.. NB-4, Mana, Laditl, Sal June"' Trucking • Umestone .. .. ..---. QUICK CONSfRUOION 1 urday. All Kinds of Earth Work $3 ' 29 70017 PORTABLE CONCRETE STEPS !,Pressure Treated •Pre-cut Pieces. Included. e1120 hcavotin Utilitin 3.5 HP 20" Cut 703753........................................ 119~00 ' . 3.75 HP 20" Cut ~.....~....:..:.....................159.00 4.0 HP 22" Cut 725815.m...................,.............. 169.00 3.5 HP 22" Cut 725674.................................: .... 199.00. 4~" Rider 14.5 HP 7130118.............................. 999.00 304-17S.7el~ T~m~ce COurl · Backhoe .$ervlces Houle Site• and MTD MOWER ·CL ~~~::~~~-~ . . .. . ..72'9 Hill & CrabCreek Road&, Meif como (Sholio) coli or 304-4175-al7. Gl11aware, Mile. lr.me. Some!'~ lng For Evaryanel 325 GrelfP, · Bljlldozlng and The 2111i'x2" welded mesh size is Turaed Porch Post lOST: Vlclnily al FiYt llllt·Jira 4 Family: Monday July 111. 511271 · S1a1o Roule 5111 Rodney. g~ 5.1"""' Priced C'-1 't 711 , 712M, 8· ? Clolhot, Book • .: 1-8~9-3943 .(614) 992·2364 Stick/MIG Aluminum Welding. 3'x50' 791030 FAX 77N811 MMon, WV ,. ., .. 1 & VICinity TONY'S PORTABLE WELDING ' 111 · LOST: In tile vlclniiY of 2122 ~ f1rson Ave. 8rown·MinihU.f Daschund--'-. has gr- coh .tar,.,_. ., lhlnomo of "Gi'li Qll". Pltooo caT 304-1175-5011. .... . Industrial • Automotive New Radiators • Re-Cc:lrea AJC Condensers/Hose Aasemblys .... 5;30 , ••• Lot Fence """" 11M,_,. • ..me. 10 IMt:k II up Sarvlng B.E. Ohio a W• VIrginia manymeiiiiL . EveryWHBe..ay ~Tot and . Ladder POllia - hollow end made IIKCiu8lvely ot the finest kiln-dried, fingerjoi~ Ponderosa • .• FREE ESTIMATES 1 · 800·29 1 ·560~ IUPSHOOI 11N'E11 24' Alu_ndnum Extension MIIIOUIIIIIOI QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS Pomeroy, Ohio - PAINIIIG quote I In Stock. Sbeathing , Toll VIIY"'SGIAKI ·iAft llfiiiiCU IJMII-4110 Llmlled Tl,. Offlr . Cell today with your 1 ,;:;;;;::!;~~~~Z:.wtridow siZII.s for a tree I ' FREE RegUlar Prtc.. ·Black Insulation Board BENN •THt-ln •Double Hung -Insulated Allin Ylnyl . Sllutters .. a.,,_ LOST: Sloophard ~ loolln . . TNT - . ,_ Crefk, .,...,, lo tr.. name . 'Fu,., Aboul 1112yrt. old. H call 304·1D5·303e or :S04·. . IWY01CIZ12 REPLACEMENT WINDOWS •19 500 .~led 2(f ... - 1. Enllli ..IF Mobile Home Heating & COoling posts. LSI' ~===~~-597 15%oH ~;:,~~ . .. 82'' FIW FrH Will not rot tiom ground contact. Make great fence 9.99 Universal Fitting 103926'438 .... ......... .... 3.19 Newel Post 118571/436................ .. ........ 5.39 l.ooi!Mfo Eye a.- In polio At... 114·441·1422, Owner: Ronnie Jones 387.o288 -1 ~t50-3359 0 • ••••••• • •••••••••••••• 0 •• 0 • 0 •••••• ttl 2112 UCIIIIYDUUUC REPAIR & IIICIIIII SlOP, IIC. Top, Trim, Removal & Stump Grinding 20 f~ Ezperie~tte • l1Uwed 4' lewport Rallln1 .J. L '*'"I I , 0W1teR cotor. 3CM·875-171K). ; ~ 90 Wanted to Buy -:-:::::--7.~~::---- .Clean late Model fl' Cora Oe ·• • Kln.na: 2 Main, 2 Femalaa, 8 Trucks, HUIO Models Or Newe·r,~ ·; , Weeka Old, Litter Trained, To Smith Bu ick 'Politiac, 1900 East-t ·,. Good Homoo Orly, 81~1 - !847 . ern Galipol;s. · • ; Av""''· Adull neutered male Cocker .J & D'a Au1o P11rts. Buying sal -' Spaniel, naeda fenced yard or vage vehicles. Sell ing parts. farm, ~14-llll2-e412. &amy ChiclwnL iiiW.fi7S.535ol. Black Lob pup lo good homo. 304-675-l43t. . Klntns 7 Wooka Old Llnor Bo1 Trained, 614·387-7078. Klnona to good homo. 2·Fomoloa. ~~.t•:_white, lang-haired: Old upr ighl piano. lair oondlllon. 300-875-7883. Pa<olon c 11 To Good Homo, 814 • 387·1181. Pupplu 112 Bouon. 304·87 s . 2388. I :JO.-.; J, 773-5033. -~ ' Paying Top Dollar. For Junk Cori,':., •• Truck& , & Running Vehicln To ·1 Dave, 8U-446-DS75- -; Top dollar· antiques. 'urnilure, gl111, c:hina, clocks, gold, ailver. cclna, watc:htl, etlllet. Osby ii Marin. 81~·11112-7441 . -~ • t M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second •'1 JE· Wonlld To Buy Uoed llobilt Homos. c.u: 81~-·0175 " : To~ Prleoo Paid: Old U.S. Coins, Silvor. Gold. Diamonds, All Old Collecti.blea, Paperweights, E1c. -ue. Gallipolis. 81H<G-2842. ! i Wanlocl To Buy-: AuiD'I a Trucka Arrt Oanilllon, 81~·388·11082, Ot · 814-448-~. ..• �- Pomlroy. llldcllpot't, Ohio - Pomeroy •lllddll~., Ohio ~........ 71,1 . . aamoa 1 Honor I 'Mttzl • ALDER $-WANTED-I people who need to 1oM -~ & money, to r y patented wel ght~ hJu produc t :!IM-773-5083 2ollwlldly. trict hal lhe polllian or 'Jarlil)' Ch. .rleading advllor awtllable AVON I All Areu I Sl'llrle y and a current CPR card. PIIIM aa-nd 1nquiri11 to Yr. JarJMI La· 10 Sjlelrl, 3G4~7S.t42D. lor tht ltlle ·D7 achoot yoor. All applic:antl mutt PDIHII or I t· quire a valid Cl'tlo INChing cet1ifi· ca... 1 aporta medk:ine clt'tificll• wrence, Superinlltndent. Soulhem • Potential LHdett Seriously I~ terealed In tnv..ting Few Houra Wukly In Part· Time Buslnllt, Loc:al School, Bo• 171, Racine, Oh1o 4577 1. SLSO it an Equal Opportunity Employer. A reapec:table you ng man to optnd ~mt Wlbrvln damaged 2Syr old. 304-713«lll3. 170 Miscellaneous 814-44&-1238. Abte Avon Representatives nHdtd. Earn money lor CMstmu biUs II homelll WOtlc. 1·800· ' HZ-8358 or 304-182-26<5. Ind. Flop. ATIENTION : Highly Motiva1ed Team Players. The McDonald' s Reataurant in Henderson (Soon To Be Relocaled to Pt. Pleasanr) . Wv Has Immediate Full & Part Time Poaitlona For All Shiftl . Th11e Joba Will Al l Transfer to The New locati on . ln · Houae Training Program So No E xper i ~ ence 11 Required . Compettli'ft Wagea. Paid Birthda1s 011. Free Uniform•. Automatic Aale In · creaM In 90 Days. Medical Ben ~ 1lit1 Available jCenain Rellm; ~ 11an1 Appt~) . If lnteresrect, Stop by McDonald' t 01 Henderson All Natural Fat Lost Produc t. Lose Weight, Fell Better, In~ creased Ener gy $1 A Day 446-12311. 180 eu. Wanted To Do 2·3 l>..troom '-""· 501100 to~ tall It 4·H 2-5787 thor T.WIIf lor ,..,, in Gil lipoMa arM. ~8~·~·~··~8~·~·!:·_ _ _ _ _.::... ·· 213 BKroom, goad condition Two tnd thrH bedroom mobile CioN lo hoopHat & IChoolt In hOmll, lltrtlno II 1240·1300. PIM11nt. 147,000. Call 304-4175- ....,., Wiler and trash included, 8887. 81oi-DD2-2t87. 3 - m Houtt With Ootachtd Two bedroom mobile hamt In Sots On U Acrvt Zonocl country, deposU and rtftlencts Commerci al Baauruut S.uino roquortd, 814-840.2833. included , ""'"· I Pt: Ga- Acro11 From Jumbo In Rio Grlndt,l82,800., ol-218·2554. 440 Apartments tor Rent 3BR, 2both rtnt:h. 2 car DOfiDO Sprino Yalloy oru, clott Holz.; 1 and 2 bedroom aparments. Holj)itol. 8,.·-7840. Canage, newly remodeled wlout buitd lng & privacy renee. ·, .ftoor plan, good for elderly or rental, room&, 2bttht, btlutilul FR - · place, inground pool, 1acre. Wat- oon Realty. 304-875-3433 N1Cfl 2 bedroom hoMP big lot, lor aale by owner 3L-. 675-7i25. Lowlorties. 7055. In-ground pool, 614·992·5067. Care. Residential, 320 Mobile Homes Don·s Lawn Chu rches, & Cemetaries, Rei · sona~e Rates! 614·379-2847. for sale Ux70 Festival, 3bedroom, 2bath, ••i Conllruc tion Wo rker s. Available July 1st 1bedroom, fur ntahed, ut1htte1 & cable included, S3501mo. lnqu~re at 2517 Jetlltrson Avq , Thur -Fr1 June 27-28 ATIN: WOMEN !MEN. Earn E•- tra InCome. Flexible Hours! $200 • $500 Weekly. Call 7 Days 407- Commer1cal, Res1dent1al, St8\le: 614·388-0428. 875-2022 E1t 05211 H25 Furnished 2 Bedroom Apartment, Acroll From Parle, AC, No Pets, Relerences , Depos1t, $3501Mo.. 675-5956 or 304-675-2445. 814-448-8235, 614-448-0577. ATTN : WOMENIMEN Earn e•tra Income. Flexible hours! $200· 1971 12•55- 2bedroom, mob1te horre. $3,000. 304-895-3762. AVON Salaa. S8 -S15 IHr. No Havlno A Portyl River Cit)' Sound No Minimum Order. Bonuses 1· 800 -827 -46.t!O lndl Producliona, The Right OJ't For Doot To Door, Slo/Rep. . Certified Heattng And Cooling Service Tech, E•perienced Only, Atlellt 3 Yean, Cantac:r : Jim Harmon, 'mtes Heating S Cooling, 1-800·928-3722. Computer Users N8eded . Work Own Hours. 201< To $50K /Yr. 1- Youl Reasonable Rates, 814·«8· 0571 . 1991 14x60 Single Wide With I would like ro cltan your haute or buemeiS, weekly or monthly. low retea, very dependable. Ptoaoo caH-304-&75-7875. Light Hauling House Wul'ling Home, Bua1net1 Windows Washed ; Yard Malntetnanc:e Call 1100-348-7188 X t 173. After 8 ~II. 614-oWII-8183. Dental Hygienist for established practice in Athena , Oh1o t.tust be friendly, quality or i,nted and a team player. Send resumes to : R.L Spero, ODS 715 W Union Mother of three wtll babylll, Au· tland area, any age, 7:00am 6 :00pm, Monday lhrough Friday, 614·742·1507. Sreet. Athens, Ohio 45701. Earn tOOOa weelclr sl\.lffing erwel· opes 11 ltOmt. Be your bon. Start now. No experience. Free auppllea info, no obligation . Send S A.S. E. to Prestige Unit l, ~0 . Box 1i5609, Winter Sprmgs FL 32719 Full-Tlmt Cook Apply At. Holiday lm, Gallipolis. HELP WANTED Men /Women Earn $480 Weekly Assembling C~rcu1t Boards IEiectromc Component& AI Home. Ex p er~ence Unneceasar~. Will Tra1n lmme· d1ate Opemngs Your local Area Call t-520-6111· 7891 E.,. D1094. Proless10nal Tree Serv1ce, Stump Removal, Free Estimates! In · surance, Bi~ll, Ohio Bto&-388· IHWB, 614-367·7010. Sun Valley Calt-81)().513-<1343 E•t. B-G368. HOMEMAKERS PERSONAL CARE AlOE Mon· day Through Friday. All PoSitions Ale Immediately Available An Equal Opportunity 1991 t•h80 Fairmont, three bed· rooms , !Wo Datl'\9, all electuc , 40'x10' deck included , 8" house walla, c:afl 014·992·8134. 1993 Clayron mobile home, Ux80, three bedroom, wirh two fu~ batht. take over payments. 814 - 992-7454, only people with goOd credit need cal In The Renter Trap? Own You're own Home lor Unle as $500.00 Down t-(304)- 736-7285 lim1ted Otrerl 1996 doublewlde, 3b,, 2bath, S1799 down, $2751 month . Free delivery & setup. Only at Oakwood Homes, N1tro wv. 304·755-5885. Work Wanted : Mowing, light Constr uction , Painting, Yard Pr i ~e Buster. 1996 3bedraom. $825 down, $159/mo Free deliv· ery & setup. Only at Oakwood Work, Etc. Call Dave At 614·258· HOIMI, Nruo WV 304-755-5885. 1·309. . SAVEll Repo Double W1de . 1. FINANCIAL (:Jl4)-736·7295 340 Business and 210 Business OpJ!Ortunhy Buildings Professionalt8us1ness bU1kt1ng for sublea!!le. Located at 509 S. Th~rd !NOTICE I Street Middleport, OhiO Excellent OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. for phySICian oll1ce or real eatale recommends that you do busi- space. Ample stree,t park1ng . Avatlable Immediately. Contact NOT to aend money through the A.L Kunz, 614·593-3375 collect Gallil County Council On A.g1ng ( Senior Resourc;e Center) Is Cur· rentty Accepting Applications Far The Pari· Time Pos1Uons 01 Homemaker, Personal Care Aide And Meal Transporter. Must Have Own Tr8naportat ion. Job Oecriptions And Appl1ca1ions Available AI Senior Resource Center, 1t87 State Rou te 160, ~M . School. ness wtth people you lcnow, and IlEAL TRANSPORTER From 7 A.ll . Until 3:00 Nursery Central A1r, 614·256-8429. Childcue M-F eam-5:30pm A9es 2·K, You!'1g School Age Dunng New Bank Ropos. On~ 3 left Still Summer. 3 Days per Week Mim- inwarrant'j. 30H5S.7tQ1. rrorm 81~ ·31357. HOME TYPIST. PC users need- ed. $45,000 1ncome potentiaL 1978 14~j70 Freedom With 10x20 Add -Room, Very Good Conc:tldon, Electric Heat, CA 01 4 446-8034. ~emco rAH~rmatiut Action Employtf. mail until you have irweatigated lheoHaring Bua1nessperaon, Small Size Contractor, National Manulacturer Awtrdlng Local DEALERSHIP For Staal Buildinga. Big Profit Po· 1ent11l On Sales And Construe:· llOn. 303-759-32110, E>t 2300 . 350 Lots & Acreage 1 7118 acr&s on lincoln Heights. $900 per acre, small do¥Wn payment, to r&asanable momhl~ payments, at 8% interest to qualified buyer. 814-992-2529 l leave message. CLASSIC OUTDOOR WOOD 25 Acres, Hannan Trace SchOol FURNACE Is The Moat Eff1c1ent And loweS! Emlsa1ont Outdoor Wood Furnace On The Market. Central Bo11er Is Currently Look· ing For A Quality Dealer In This Immediate Area. For lnlorm.at1on On Becoming A Deater Or For A 01 s1nc~ Small Tobacco Allotment, M1nera1 Rights. 614·256· t61 1. Building Lot St. Rr. 850, Near Rodney, RestriCted 614·441 ·054 1 Af· ter 5 PM. Free Brochure Call 1-800 -248- Lots for rent. Now tak1ng applicahons, Country lane Mob1le Home .wl1 Or 1·2111-782·2575. Park . Gallipolis Farry W\1. 304~ IOW.p.m, rererencea required. 675·5421 . Send reaume to Box CW·21 e/o Pl. PleUant Regitter 200 Uain River Frontage : Harrlord Ww. St Pt. Pleasant WV 25550. legal Secretar~. WP 8.0, good communication skills, typing $tO,OOCJ·S12,000 Serious calla Manager tor Automotive patti atore. located In Point Pleaaanr area. Partl ~unter experience a ·mual. PDaltion Includes ex~ellent benellta arrer 90 days. Pleaae und reaume and salary raquir• menta to box: CW-28 r:Jo Point Pleaaant Regiater 200 Main St PtPttulnt WV 25550. llr. Gilmore Call loon Hutchiaon, 8toi-:J117-7932. Nttdtd lmmtdta•ty: Repair Perton N•eded For vaccum Cleaner Co"'fiiOf. Dutin Include Rapalra On Electric Motora. Some In Home Service. Muat Be Neal In Appearance And Able To Work Well With Tht Public, Will Train Tho Roght Peroon. Call 814·<41 · 1875. on~. 304·U2·268e . Sconlc Valley, Apple Grove, beauhful 2ac Iota, public: water, C~de 8oMnJr.. 304·576-23313. All realeotale adventslno In thll n-paporla aubject IO the Ftdtral Fair Housing Act ol 1968 which mek.. lt llegal to adventse "any preference, limitation at dloalmlnallon basad on race, color, religion, sex familial status or national llmllatton at dtsc~mlnatlon." lhls newspaper wit not ltnowltngty accept adva~lsemtnts tor real Homo In The Glllpatll Artl Only Port·Timt Days Call Bolo"' 6 P.ll. • 7~11.0t'IJ.81Hol6-10t2. QHIO'a NOW OPEN opportunlly blais. are avatlllble on an equ~~l Looklno For Financial Frttdom? Wa Are Recruiting Motl•tttd lndusuy. II Your Sanoua Aboul Enjoying Lilt To Ito Fullest, Mllll.. DwCalll F800-.573ol E>t 8375. Port·Timt AdmiMion C-ID' 460 310 t 112 Homes for sale story, 4 br, lr., dr., fr., base- ment & sun porch, $36,000, call 814·992-«110 2 112 bedroom home w/ba;rtl, walk · 10 town & IC:hool, good COndiUOn, remodeling in progrna, MW ruqa Rnponaibili6tl Include The Fol- to suit buytr, SIS% tlnanc:t avail· lowing: . tble to qualified buytr. Property located at t31 BunMnur, PDmer· Atlerrals, Coordinatlno Admti- oy. 0. alona, lltrltt11"D Ftcllll)'. Public Ralotlono A Mull. E1porltnct 2 StDry, 3 bedroom, 1Dt8 lla-1 Htlplul, But Not Raqulrad. " lnllr· Rd. Nlet ntoghborhood. 304·&75oattd Pteaat Inquire By July 5, 3312. ID!le AI Holzer Senior Cart Ctnllr, 81ol-448·5001. llaplt A•a .. IPICIOUI Tri·lt•al Poatal Joba 3 Poaltiona Avtll · oltortno 3--ooma, 2 tr2bltha, tbla, No E1porienct Neceuary, DR. FR, lanctd In yard, 1car pa· WIIIOft Rttlty. 30•·875For lnlormallon, Call t -8 t 8-7U· 11018 Ext. 1102. =· StOO Each, 6t oi-367-770S. Jack Russell ranier pu'ppiea, 10 1111. lui grown, all colors, $250/eo.: two Shaltie miniature Collies, moles, St251to: 814-742-2050. Puppy Palace Kennels, Boarding, Stud SeNtc:e Puppies, Grooming, Buy, Sell & .Trade, All Breeds. Payments Welcome, 814 -388· 0429. Rabbits For Sale. 814-256·1318. --.ant II Pro 22 Soupwlllw 'e . ·EF.K&MEEK Riding & Trail Horses, Pony, Oil ferent Prices, 61 .. 4-46-41 10. Oak Desk Wllh Leather Ct1a1r Office on Slh StrHt in Pl. Pleaaant. Lata of Space. Great Butl· ne11 location SSODtmonth rtnl. 640 $150; Stereo W1th 5 CD Changer $200: Pair Walnut Slerto Spoak · ora tOOW 1100: Ltptop Computer With Printer $300: 8t4-44t tD71 M-F 9·5. Aak For Ill. ALFALFA HAY· Storage dtl1very a'fallable·Morgan's Farm Rr 35, Pliny. 304·937-2018. Queen Size Orthopedic Mattress Tobacco Planla Wanted. 814· S.t And frtma. Never UNd Soli In Plasuc Colt S800. Sell 1250, 81<-775-2360. 448-1052 <>oc.ge Stover. 304-&7~~- ME RC HANDI SE Household Goods 256-1238. Appliancea: ReconditiOned Washera, Oryer1, Rangel, Refrl· gratort, DO Dar Guaran11el French City ms. ~oyttg, 814-UB- 2 - m s Alllilable 101 Ot July, GOOD USED APPLIANCES largo Yard, 1360/Mo., 614 ·44&- Watherl, dryers, relrlgtratort, 2515. ronpaa. SkaQga Appllancn, 78 Vine Stroot, con 8f 4·448-73Da, ·--·· ml· Nice 2 bedroom, baaemenl, go. UNd furniture 130 Bulllllla Pika, rage, nice yard, rlftfences, d• Refrigerator&, Washer, Tables, 11011t no pats. 3G4~75-5tG2. Typewrltero, Entar•lnmant Contors. lltds, Couchtl, Chtlra, 814· N~e 2 or 3 btdroom ltouae In Po- 448·4782. mtroy, no poll, 81•·992·5858. . 1.:..:;...::;:~-----VIRA FURNITURE Pomeroy, 4 bedroom, wid, remo· 814-..a-3158 deltd, Hud, llnctd, no ptta, rtl· Quail)' Houttltold F..-ria.ro And eranc11, S•75, sec:urily deposit, Appfienc:es. O..to.ta On 814·H2·UU, 5:30pm. Ctlh And Corryl RENT-2-0WN Unlurnlahtd 2 bedroom hoult, And~ Allo loroillblt. rico & clean, no lnaldt pots, d• 1-...;F_rvo::..:..:Ott::..:..:"'""'..:""';;;'l:...Within;.:.:..:. • .:.25 ::..:.:11 _11aa. __ 110111 required, 814·H2-30110. Wtahor Wh~rtpool $85: Wringer Woahor $150; Dryor Hotpolnt 420 Mob lie Homes us; Frttzer Chtot Tvpo It SO: for Rent Retrlgorotor Frlgldtire Froat Frtt 1150: 30 Inch Elactrlc Ranoa 2 Btdtoom Trvltor NtwfY Oocorvt· Hotpolnt 185; Air Conditioner td Truh & Waler l'old Naor 8,000 BTU $75; G.E. Wuhor, Porttr, 81 • .-1100. · Drytt Sot. 1205 Each. O.E. Rtfrlg"It n. erttor like New Choice 01 AI· 2 Btdroom 1irv II or, • • •• ~ute 218, 1210/Mo +Depaoli, Reier· mond Or Wh Itt $ 350 ; Sk agoa Apptiancn. 78 Vine Stroet, Gill· encoa, 81•·4•8· 8112, 814·258· IIOIII, 8J•·4oii·73DI, 1·800-•H· 8251. 3499. • Hay & Grain Srawlorsale 30H75-t1107. TRAN SPORTATI ON Bt ol-lle2~13ol. Cellular Phone, Very Nice Car, $4.500,·81ol-4ot8-4H1 . for Sale 1871 t8' V-Haul bi1tt • traitor, .i , SOI'Ip oulbaard , Full conr 12.000. 304-882-3237 after 5pm. ~ 'BARNEY 1881 Bor Jon bna boat. 90ftp mo10r. S1.30D or tempt< rade lor tqUtl vtlut. 30ol-e75-&ISO. PORE PAW II ' ALL ALONE HISSELF IN TH' Itt ClTY tD87 Coprict EX-OSP car, $800, urt boat on lrldl, (61•) 992notdo brake II no. 1mi. out t;1GJe. 8154. song Rd, across rrom Maton Fire Department 1111111 21 Fl Wt1 Craft CC 260 HP Inboard Fully Loaded, Tamdtm 1887 Ford Taurua With Air, Au · Axltl , Eagle Drive On Trailer 1 tomatlc Tranamlaalon, GOod ConSurge Broke&, 814-448-2072. . dition, 4 Door, low Mileage, 814· 378·2720 AmRa P.M. tHO Celell<it)' 110 Boat t8 It 1987 Ford Tempo 4dr, auto: runs 130 HP Sharpl $7,500 814·448· 25t0, Evoningt. great, $900. 304-87~. 1988 Flreblrd V-G, S Sptecl, NIW 1994 Mirada t8 Ft. ~)pen Bow T1rt1, 63.000 Mi1ta, 1-4,200 080, With Sundeclli 4,.3 Lnar V-8, Mere Super Nice! 1t89 Baratta GT 1990 Nissan 4x4, tool box, bed liner, tinted windows, $1 ,200 sttr· to in ltl-4,500. 30-4~75-7290 . PEANUTS 17!1· HI, CHUCK! WE'RE 8ACK FROM CAMP FRANK &: EARNEST ToOAY:.s' -·A~PffAC~T SOI/f t:z.to At..pHAif.Trz.ef) *15o.P •. THE BORN LOSER IT I~ OOf J YOU ~~'-!I ~IT!>ND 1 TOLDY~! M.SOO.OII081ol-258-1262. mobile homo repair 1Qgl Ford Explorer 4x4 Eddie Bau11,' Leather interior. $9,250. free estlfnate call Chet, 614~992• · 6323 __._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,:~ • 30-4·875'11088. 1802 Chevy 5-10 Tthot S Spted, DRYWALL Ha"ll, linrsh, repo~r. and tool box, $120; new Craltaman 120 pc. IOCI!et HI. 1811.50: clild'l table and chllra, 14.85. Buy, ttll and trade. Wt have 1 lot of nice ltttna, IIOp In lod1ty. Otve'l Swap Shop. Open 1·5, Tualday, Wed· ntodoy, Friday. Saturday. 8129 SR1N,Chfthirt. Saara Kenmore ltWing m1chine I Sears tcenmore atrger ma· chin• w1c1bfnet & acc:enoriaa, brsnd new, belt orrer, .Must ttll. 304-875-8728. II no answtr, leave tneiiiQ8. STORAGE TANKS 3,000 Gtllon Upright Ron Evona Enterprlan, - · ~ 1.80().537-852& Toblcco for uta, tor intDrmation, Coli 304·115·5412 or 304·8755072. Womon'o brldtl 111 ·a-diamond, Mon'o wtdcllno bond 1-dlamond, 11oug1tt lor 1800 will Hll tor 1300. 304-7''/3--. 4~ • WHO; 'I Wol.NT N~Mf.S!! (.LA!;S '· . ITHURSDAY :· toorTi adellt•ons. Free Esti mates, 814· "' Tv ~ 83 Ford Ranger XLT, long IJ..t, ll<anda. Houtt colla, 1·800·'197· ~ -·-001 s. wv 304-6111·2388. . ... amltm Clltttta, 87,000 n - , t f· ctlltnt condition, $8,000, e 14· Reof'"D & gutl8fs complete home ~D_<a;;;218.;.;.;.!18;.;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 remodeling decks & siding , 35 '89 Thundtrtli'd SC, twO door, ,3.8 ttD5 Cht¥roltt 1500 Serita. yftr& experience. B & B Roofing lllre, V·O, elite model lulbo, P$, Auto, WIODr full Betllntr, Full and Constru~toon, 814 ·992·2:JII< PB, AC, 5 apatd. power aeata Length Running Boord, V·8, or HI00-889-3043. and loclct, ·Great Car, • 15200 10,500. &tol-311-2122. 820 Plumbing & nog., 814-982-7478 or 8.14·940· 2679 lltzda truck. 5 •Pttd, 2WD. • · Heating .!IOOC!. 814·11112-7102. 1987 Plymouth Sportlury, 82,000. Fruman·a Heating And Cooling. actual miles, 318cu. in, S1 ,800. 730 Vans & 4-WDs lnttallati=-~ Service. EPA 1978 Chry New Yorker, parts or Cartltltd. ut, Commercial. whole car. 30.t4-875· 2158 'attar 117D VW van, 1850 OBO, 814- 814·256·1811 . . 1102... 12: I Spm, Electrical and 1071' Monte Carlo With Factory 1888 Oedpa Grtnd Caro.. n SE 840 Retrlgeratlon 12 Bolt Rear End Auto , Bucket Nice 18,800, 814·448·3237 Ahar Seata With Console, Rally 5:00 P.ll. RSES CERTIFIED DEALER Wheels, Decent Shape, Ortat 1888 Ford 150 Conversion Van LAWRENCE Etfl'ERPRI:IES For Project Car Or Reatort ForMore lnlormttlon 814·258·g333 Rtiled Root, PSIPB. Dual Air, H111 PumPt. Air Conditioning, If Dull Tertlta. Tl~ Clutot, 4 Ctptaln You Don't Ctll Ua We Both Loael Alter 5:30 P.M. CholriiSolt !ltd. TV. Good Fru Ellimttoa. t -800·281 -0098, 1875 lincoln 48,000 Actutt' Cond.l8500.00. (814)-386-8048. 814-148·11308, WV0028•5. , .' 111110, A·t, Wltltt, Marroon lntttl· teto.' DOdge 'Ram van a-zso.' or, Prlct Reduced. 13,800, Su Rnldenllll Ot c:ornmMclal wiring, 1 1 12:o0il Milot, ••.ooo, Con Bt new ..-vice or rtpaira. M111er u...... Tom-etH48-n87. Soon At: Gtlllpolll Dotty T~. cenaed •lectrtclan . Ridenour,t.i 825 Third Avenue, GoUipollo 1077 Oklamoblle, 2 door, Ole, lull Electrical, WV000308, 304·875, , powor, 73,700 milts, dr\•• any- <lhlo. wt1ort, very good condition, 814· !l j 740 Motorcycles 848·32211. . Rnldtntial Or Commorcl.. Wlr, lng, Haw Service Or Rtpolra. U·o 1080 Oldsmobile Cullan. four 1t115 Poltrll Jtt Ski SLT 750 3 ctnttd Eltctrlclan. Wolah Elec· ' door, 12.000 mllea on body, 814-. Suter Like 'New. ·1s.eoo OBO, trlc 814·448·8810, Galllpolla,!'{ light d1m1gt, 97,000 moles, $400 OBO, et4D4D·2311 da" or 814·848·2644 ic, left rear tail ........... = ~·7~·~-~~-=-~--~---' 882~134 . 814-~74 Otic. ""# Trrosurr You You'll Find In dte . Classl(lfd Srctlon. Sovlnes ASTRD-GRAPH . \ •' . 0 . BERNiCE ·BEDEOSOL N... r ;::" ... .'~u~ . ,_,. -..... .._........., _ Fnday. June 2B, 1996 You might protil handsomely in lhe year ahead lhrough a contldenlial arrangement. Do not spoil y9ur chance ef success py diacuaalng tha situation with outsiders. CANCER.(June 2hluly. 22) You will be in a poslllon to achieve your goajs by lak· ing positive meuutea to enhance your materjel well·belng.~ You will know what you need to do. Get .a jump on life by ·.understanding tha Influences thai govern •• in year ah.oaif AstrQ·Graph predictions Ieday by meollng $2 a nd SASE to Astro-Graph . c/o this newspaper , P .O. Box 1758, Murray H1ll Station, New York. NY 10156. Make sure to state your zodiac s1gn LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Two people from · d1stant places might enler your(lite allh is time YOtJ could meet one or both today. CAPRICORN (Oec . 22-Jan. 19) Some pne o1 der wh o m you ltke and respect rn1gh t seek a Javor from you today Aclually. this person may be doing you a favor ' AQUARIUS·(Jan . 20·Feb. 19) Today you will use practiCal and aggresstve ideas to your advan rage , especoally 11 they relale to a club or so c1al organtzatton, Their tnfluence '" yo ur aflatrs wtll be conPISCES (Feb . 20· March 20) Slrrve to structtve. alert today because someth1ng remain VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sapt. 22) Tnlngs will e•tremely unusual m1ghl develop sud· ~, ticopated benefits from, an arrangement denly . This mog hl be an opportunity to augment your finances -' you' were worried about. Think positive •. ARIES (Merch 21·Aprll 19) Broaden · thoughts . • LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23t Your judgment your range of objeclives today lo include may be better than usual today. Do not others ' onterests. noltust your own, . doubllhe wisdom ot yoU!' decisions, even Success•woll be possoble 11 you lry lo help on htgh·pressure situations . · Olhers. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Even TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You can th~gh rewards will not taU inlo your lap · orcheslrete a promising join I endeavor today , yo <.I may still find several lucrative , •today. The SkillS yo_u lack will be supplied opportunities. . by a talented partner. . SAGITTARIUS (N9.v. 23·Dec . 21) Your GEMINI (lhy 21-.lune 20) This ,will be a charm ~ warmt/' and congeniality will good day 10 Clear Up~ ':"isunderatanding enable you to ·reap dlvidenda as a resull In a relatklnshlp that os omportant to you . ot the social contacts you will make Your partner will be eage.rrto get together · todav. wil~ you. ' ..,,.._,oo.,.-.....,_. ~ 'Mifllre "'111 52 Lllce a fox 54 Snapehot, ~ for lhort 55S~- 541 Sllln r. ·• • CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lule Campos " c.Mibrity Ciphw CIYJ*»gramt .,. c reated trom quoeatlons by fiiTIOUI people, pul and pntttnt EfCh leti:M 1n the cjJIMr stattds lor enothef. Todoty'• due: N ~I. Y . ' J ' L ACD CPCWN OCXRML UCOD DZC u J M WRSC HJXDG' WC UCOD f HJXDGWCO.' JM DZC - ~11-0cWD K HWCODRM . • PREVIOUS SOLUTION. "People don't actually read newspapers . They get inlo : •. lhem every morning, like a hot bath ." - Marshall Mcluhan. ':~::~' .S~io.~~-~~~s· ::: Nllo4 ClAY I. POllAN _.;;_______ ~y hc.,onpa ltt1trs of 0 four oc"'mbltd wordo low 10 form lour wordo. I MINDUS ~IIF·II I GROOF , I I t 1· ,., I ~~:;:: Q " ... . _. r--,r-D-,O_R-r.N:--U..--4,.,;,' A fehow at work is always s •• willing to qu;ckly admit his errDrs. He claims that it stops . . . ,.....--------.other people from - - • - - • E N RH I D them first. .' the chuckle quo1ed •' I ~-..~6;....1--.1:;.7-.;;~~...,~r--1 G Complero • ..;.....L.-.J.'--'· 1.-..L.-.J..........L. by filling in the milling words you develop hom step No. 3 below. ~~~~E~r:~~~E~ETTERS I' r r r 1 r.I' I 1 Ill SCUM-lETS ANSWERS STI.Jt>E>IT.!> Ce111nga textured, plaster r&p&lf. ,.. Call Tom 304 ·075·4186 20 years.., or Ptlinting, powet washing, so Animal ·~~F!~~lETTEISTOII WHAT GE.TTII'I(, ">I .,.. .. N"TE! '(OU H"D . A. C.REA.T 't'EA!l IN .. on·- • 'IOU'RE 38 Mounlaln chains • AIYIIr " "' 48 Wading bird ; I • : 39 Rich aoU• 41 Canine cry 42 One or the 43 .Gall ! 45 Brtclge I I I more Fo,, 992-4232. rilled slug barrel, UD. 60' CB bitt, S28.DS: c r o - a clr- 3 Gen~nal Home Uain-' ' tenence· Painting, vm~lsiding' carpentry, doors, windowa. ba1tts! ' Ron's Service, lpecillizing ;n : Zenith also 11rvicing moafothei " tamatic: rifle, S245: Alvarez ~a1 top gunar With ~ate, $189; Moslbefg ,. · $2,gas , Cook Motors, 8U· U80103. Rug., gmm, 1S ra . pistol, ltlln- SpiCIA/, French City Maytag, 814 · 4•6: .. 7795 18,850: 1988 Niaaon Sontra 1111, $275 ; Marlin tmm Hmi-au· ~ Name Brands Over 25 Years E.r good bOdy, ale, lOw nvles, S1200, And Dryero, All Racondltlonad And Gaurontetdl 1100 And Up, WUIIloliver. 614.U9-8441 . WIIATEVER .. SEE TENTS.. '(OU, CI-IARLES•• perience All Worlc Guaranreed"".. 814-992·7683. auromat~ PUP • WE HATED SLEEPIN6 IN TIIOSE PIJPPI{ TENT~ .. - 34 Soolhe Do you agree with this obServation C&C 1991 Dodge ·Dakota 31 ,000 M1le1. AMIFM .Stereo, 5 Sp. .d, ~C. 32 Sctull ·33 Food (al.) By Phillip Alder t981 Buick leSabre, IXC&IIent HP Evenrude Fu111 Loaded, 2383. =~adon · 30 hDut -. :No thorn,· by Michel de Montaigne, the French essayist and moralist? He claimed, "Virtue shuns ease as a companion. It demands a rough and thorny path." What is the best line in today's six· diamond contract after West leads a club? There is a homophonic hint hid· den in Montaigne's remark. South's two-heart rebid was a re· verse, which guaranteed that his dia· monas w.ere longer than his hearts. It · was an overbid with only· t4 high-card points. North emphasized his long . spade suit, but when South rebid his di· amonds, North, looking lovingly at his three aces, jumped to the good slam. Without a club lead, declarer could establish dummy's spade suit. After the club lead. there was a temptation to duck in the dummy. Perhaps East would switch, pennitting South to play on dummy's spades. But the declarer spotted a better approach. After winning the first trick with dummy's club ace, South immediately cashed dum my's heart ace, played a heart to his king and continued with the heart to, discarding dummy's remaining club when West played low. The risk was that East would win with the queen and have the last heart, returning it for partner to ruff with a trump higher than dummy's · seven. Here, ihough, the heart 10 won the trick. Declarer ruffed his club jack in the dummy, drew trumps and conceded trick 13 to West's heart queen. . It doesn't help West to cover the lieart 10 with his qlJeen. Declarer just ruffs in tbe dummy, draws tnnnps and loses a club at the end. The ruffing finesse was South's vir· tuous companion. · ' ..,-1-+-+--f 123 0. - ~...In) -no rose Cruiser, With Ski Ac:cenoriel, 814·256~1110. ' 12.900, OBO Loedad, 614·245· 5592. t 1185 Stratol 265 Pro. XL. DC. :2t "-"<! Opening lead: • 2 . BY 1001 blu boa\ complete with all txtrll, ueso,.wll considtt pleu- :toar-. . 20 Drying kiln Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South South West Nonr. East • Pass 1• ·Pass It Pass 2• Pass 3t All pass •• Pass &• 750 Boats & Motors RainbOW ., llpet wf attachments. '84 Ford Tempo, • door bDolce 8 Trip 10 Morning moi•tu11 Cute 12Woody 15 Sporty "'11· •17 Sh . 11711-750-~5-34d. o146·957S. Refrlgaratorl, Stoves, Washers 37~"' , 31 E11C8rgot 4DEplcpoem • 1893 S-'10 Tahoe 4.3 Auto, AC , ~75-tns. 311111ce-y 35 Actor JamH - • 8 5 .. Q 9 4 2 '82 Pontiac T· 1000, runa good, 18Ft. Urihty Trailer $700 , 814· 2t NlnniH • Q. 6 2 5pm. 71 o Autos for sale Chsin..w 20" $75; 305 4 Barrell 27 Oreftlng twtg e KJ Z 1DD3 ChO'I)' S·10, 5 Spttd, E•· e1perience. • tended Cab, V-8, 38,000 llllet ::-E'-::-~H~-::-:---...,.-- ' · sg,ooo. Dara: 114-448· 4423, arl'a orne Malnrenance , vinrl : NiLf111: 814_... 1•0487 1id1ng, rooting, e111erior and inter~. ,. $150; 350 Turbo Lono Shift $75: 25 Preclpbllon 1885 Dodgt lancer, lour door 1DOS Yamaha Timberwolt 4x• hlll:hboclt, 112.000 miltl on mo.,, 13.500, 81 oi-31Hlk 11£.35.000 Mila&, 81 ,._..,. 1-0ot21 . Queen Size Waterbe<J 1100 ; Dry.-- need 24 West running condition, V· 8, PB, PS; law Former Ratmond Musgrave plo • .,... 3CM-8115-3505. REAL ES TATE K11~ tens , Wormed & lnter Tra1nad. GoodWif1Foal, 814·44&·t170. 614·370.2720 AFTER 6 ~M Air Conditioners, Washer, 0fyar, Relrigeraror, Freezer, Stove, Ml· crowave , Color T.V., VCR, eu- Houses for Rent 302 V·l , automltlc, loolca and runt CJOOd, tirtt, 114118; 11112 1985 Ford LTD 1 Owner, Clttn, it,4110, 814-448-4,1tO. CFA Regiatered Persian Kitttna $250 Male and Fe. .le 814·256- 1985 Thunderbird, turbo coupe, 8107 very gOOd cond. $1,500. 30"'773· Doo & Cat Groomlno: rtatonable 5226. prlua, 15Jfl ttrptrionct. Ctll lor 1888 BMW 2 Door, Sunroof, Air appB. 30oi-G75-a831 . And All Power Dark Blue Wilh Tony Lama. Guaranteed Lowest New Gas Furnaces, New Galvan · ized Duel Work, New Hood Fans. Space for Rent llople huleh tnd 381n round Pro·Aclivt Peopl1 With Leader· thlp Oualltita. High, Lt¥tl Pall· tiona Available NOWI Join Ut In The Adventure 01 A lllatlmt. Gtl Pold To Have ~UN In the Trtvtl 304-77:1-5851, MaoonWV. lorCI1Irles. 410 =:.t c:ond . l1 ,c6o ~ 1183 Hendt 811a- 750 Now t 8113 Ford Club Wtgon XL 351 Btttery, 21K MIIH, $550, 8U 12 Poattnpar 12.000, 814·3te· Z4H0311. I 113011. 1114 XR-10 Honda , runt go"'f. t 8113 Ford Thunderttlnl Htrltapa, 8350. 304 -US-3878. CaM alttr 304-~75-71130 . 10gal tank set up special s. Fish Tank I Pet Sl'lop, 2«13 Jackson Ava. Poi nt Plea sant, 304 - 875~ Boott By Radwlng, Chippewa . hook-ups . Call after 2 :00p.m ., 510 make any such preference, tDDS, waa aoklng 12700, now $2200, 814-992-<1044. tf ~ -L Real Estate wanted RENTA LS Beluty Shop Equlpmonl For S.le. 304· 773-81 Zl. 19«1 Firtbird, :105 V-8, 51pd. ec, rtd, I1 ,:!DO.:!IM-5JS.4022. ~ ~==food Rotdy To Fith, Or Play 814·44t·, 9881 Ahlr 5 ~~~ •. AC, power windoWI, $3800, 814• Prieta At Shoe Cale. Galhpotia. 948·2045 or 814-0o!0-2302. 570 Musical 20 ft. Mark Twa1n 2 Axle Trailer,:. Bo• Sprlnoa & Mattreu Sot New, Instruments Shore To Shore Radio, Depth &: I DID Buick Rogal, white, Not Used. 10 Year Warranty, Furnished Efficiency All Utiluiea $1 DS: livJng Room Sultel From P1ano Lessons : lucy Jane Bulm- 3D,OOOmi. clttn. 15,500. Cal - - Fish Finder, 'Full Top Cover W1lh• Sidt Curtain~ Full Snap On Tow· • Paid Share Bath, $145/Mo 919 .$275; Buill< !ltd 1280 Complete; ~75-3582 Mon-Fri. 9:00-4:30. er. Hartbrd. Call 304·882-1!395 ing Cover, Complete Storage,• Second Avenue, Galhpolls, 814· Rt. 7 Btalde Giovanni' s Pizza, 1991 Cadillac Seville 4dr, exc . COYet', Rails Around Front & Bade. : I.:.44..:8-..:39..:..::<S::.·_ _ _ _ _ __ Used Baldwm p1ano, very good cond. 74,000ml. loaded wltuxunn. ExceUent Conditton, e Cyhnder,\ PIOCIOr>tle, 81ol-&ee-«173 condition , eJicellent sound $500. $9,800 304-675-1176: Inboard Chevy Engine Elaclric:~ Furnished Effieciency Ape.rtmenl, Concrete & Plastic Septic Tanka, Trim I Sotta 8 $2,DOO, 814·3'19-.' Central Heat I Air Conditioning, 300 Jhru 2,000 G1llon1 Ron 304~75-2571 . t992 Camara Convertible, RS 2122. J' All Utiliries furnished . Private Evana Enlerprlses, .Hickson, OH 25th Anniversary Senea V~ &. Au ~ ~.,....,.-------'· Parking, 61ol.,.,6-2802. I.80().537-8528. tamattc 1ranamits1on, Ontw Polaris Wavorunner t9D4 850c.f. Gracious llvinQ. 1 and 2 bedroom t8,000miles, One or a kind. Briaht With Troller And Cover, Cell Aft\' Fruits & Couch & lovtMat, $20, 8 t 4-1149- 580 • apartments at Village Manor and rtd, Beige top, Beigo luther ln- 8:30PM. 81oi-448-8253. 2<6$. Vegetables ltriar, loade.d, a real collector's RIVDrSid& Apartments lA MiOdl&port From $232·$355 . Call 8 14· c1r. GM confirms that this 11 a . Shop Smoth, Shp Eska Boat Mo· Electric Range 135, 32" Wood lor. 304-875-652•. 992·5064 Equal HouSIOO Oppor Storm Door $25, Oueen·Anne Cebbago· you cut, 30c head, rare car. Muat see to apperlcate, like new. Asking $14,500 Call !unities. Calfee Tablt S35. BrownfGold John H1ll Farm, Letart Falla, Ohio, 760 Auto Parts & 304·675-1981 ahsr SPM. Counwy Wino Bar:tc Sola SolO. Call 814-247-3042 or 81•·247-~. Middleport: 4th A'fe 2 Bedroom, 30ol-e75-6867 ahlr 4.30prn. Accessories 1893 Cllrystor LoBaron Con. Eire . . lurnished apt, deposit & refer · Cond. S.l. Qnly Mecll OWned Form 8ft Topper tor lull SIZI pick-up ence. 30•-882-2568 Electric Scooters ~nd FAR M S UPPLIES $12,0011.00 814-441-0588. truck wlboat racks. $75. 304-675Wh~tlc:haira , New /Used, Van 1 & LI VESTOC K 5728. Car un lnatalltd, Stalrglidn, Lift New Haven: 1 & 2 Bedroom fur· Chairs, Cafl For Brochure, 814· 1994 Dodge Shadow ES, Au · lomatlc, Air, 23,000 M1le1, 814· Budget Trantmisslons, Used IRe. niahtd opta. lltpoait & rttorenc- 446-1283. 319-9384,614-245-9258. aa. 304-882-251111. built, All Types, Accessible To 610 Farm Equipment Over 10,000 Transmlnion, AIIQ ELEIIENTAA'I TEACIIERS 1894 Pontiac Grand Am Sport ov.muat Kits, 61<-2<S.56n Nice 1 lledraom, tumi- apttt· Complete MacMiltan Science UM ment, upstaira or downatlirs. NO For Primary Gradel, Books, Hay Beier 273 New Holland, 814- Coupe, excellent condillon, SDSOO, 814·949-2U1 . peta or tmokera. Referencts & Gamu, Art Ideas, l1ttrt.ture E11· 258-81103. New gas tanka, one ton !ruck d0pooit:J04.875-265t. tend~r.t And . Carryln~liles, New International Farman Cub Belly tDDS Camero, loaded. 117,500. whelll, raclltora, floor mata, etc. ·, D & R Auto, Ripley, WV. 30H7i N1c:a Furnished Apartment Stc:· CondiiM>n. Paid ~~~NOita: S200: . Mower Wheel Weighls , Hydrau- 304, 773-81 88. 3933 or 1-1100·273-11329. lics $ t ,750 304-1175-11069 ond Avenue, Share With School lov1ly Old Acroson1c Console ,-uto LotnL Dealer will arrange fl. Teacher. Goapel S1nger, Refer· CamP.rs & Piano By BakMin, seoo. 614·<46· June Hay Spec1als: Round Bal.,s nanc1ng even II you have been 790 ences, 614-448-4335 (6-8 ~M . ) 4922 Allr" 6 PM. · JD 375 $7,995, Vermeer 403 turned down elsewhere. Upton Motor Homes like New $5,950; JD 535 Like Equ1pment Used Cart. 30•-458~ N1ce two bedroom apartment 10 Fender's 10,000 BTl) AC $200 , New $14,500: J0 . ~10 $4,750, toeD. 1972 Scamper 1811 . puU-beh1nd PomtrOJ, no po~ 814-992-5858. 25,000 BTU Whirlpool AC $400, Several Nice Used Rakes : Hay c&mpef, sleeps 8, tolally self con.tained . Detachable awning. deOne bedroom apartment in Mid- Used t Year, 114·446·2311 . blnes - NH 477 , NH •e7, 2· 720 ltucks tor 5ale dleport, au utilities paid, $270/mo. mand pump, shower, range-tdp & NH48D; 2 Nlco JD t2t9; NH Cislo plus StOO depoalt Ctll 814-882· Hell five IDn 81r COI'Idltionet', used Mower: NH 411 Oitkbine . Nice; ·eg F-250. automatiC, sliding wi~ oven, 1\lrnac:t, and hen water tank. one aummer, aaklno $500, (814) New Hay Tedders; New Hay ow 1n back. 300 0 cyt .. e•celtent Must ' " lD appt"eciate. Call 614· 7808, 8am-5pm. 742- 2117. Equipment· 8.9% Fmancmg: 40 ~ condition, great work truck, first 448-3814. Small ap~ ~. II<, both, lrltcllon, fur110 HP Tractors • 7.5% Finoncino: . $3400 080, 814-849-2311 dlyL JET . tD74 Chateau Traveler camper, ~ niShed wlutllltlea paed except Compacr Tractors 24 · 3D HP AERATION MOTORS elec~ic. $200/mo + depoalt 30ol4.8% Financlno: Hydraulk: Hoses, 1877 Ford F-100 302, Aulomttlc. new ale, new awning, sleeps 5·&. ~ Rtptirtd, & Rebult In Stock. PTO Shaft Repair, A.r Condition- 6 fl Bed $500 080; 1Q83 Crown lull bath, everything works, good . 875-t365. can Ron E¥ans. HI00-537·9528 ing S4KVict. Oarm 1chael's Farm &' Victoria 302, Runt Excellent, CQndltion, Biking $3500, 614·985- • Twin Rivera Tower, now accepting ..., Lawn 81< ·448·2412 Or t-800· loaded, $800 OBO, 814-448· 4194. applicaliona for 1br. HUD substd· 4924, Days: Or 614·448·4738 !84-1111 King S1ze Solid Oalc Wa~erbed '· lzed apt. for elderly and handl· Evenings. SERVI CES With Full S1za Wall UAII Has capped EOH 30-4~75-8878 lights 6 M~rrors, A Match1nQ TV Spring Clearance on Homehte & 1-:-:-7--::::::-:-:-:--:-:-:--::-Grean Machine tnmm8fl Siders 1D84 Ford Plck·Up, V-8, 4 Speed, Unit 10resser Included $450 wedge Apertmenta 508 Burdette EllllipmentCo. 304-675-7<21. Good Work Truck, $495, Altar 4 810 Home St. 1bedroom. No pets. Furnished 080, 814· . .8-1825 ~M. e••·441.Q869. .·'I & unlurnlthed. 304 -875-2072 Improvements Unte Tyke riding roy, bab1 bed 620 Wanted to Buy t988 Ford 250 .,. 8 Cylinder, 4 ' car seat. stroller, high-chair, GRADE LOG WANTED . Deli•· Speed, long Wheel Base, 314 BASEMENT ""ing. play-pan. 304~75-ol5<8. 450 Furnished ertd or Will pick-up contact Ha"y Ton, 6147379-2923.' · WATERPROOFING •, Unconditional lifetime guarantee:" Rooms Model 30· 30 W1nchester MFO Goldsberry/Paul Mer~er Sawmill, 1987 Ford F250 314 Ton, 351 1988. 1984 Yamaha 3-wheeler. Inc. 2108 US Rt35 South side Windsor 2 wheel Drive, 8t4-448· Local reference• furnished. Es-· Rooms fOr rent • WHk or month. tobliohtd 1975. Call (614) ••e., new lirea, banery & starttt. 304· WV, 25187. Phone 304·875·7598 2845 ot304.675 _2385 Starting ar $120/mo. Gallia Hotel 0870 Or 1-800·287·0578. Rogers1 or 304~75-7882. 875-1564. 814·446·9580. t 989 ChO'I)' Silverado, eltendecl Wataroroofino. Llves It;IC k New 18 Ft. Utility Tra~er, Tandem 630 cab, like new, utraa. Stt,OOO Sleeping rooms wnh ~oaking . Axle, ~oading Ramp 5118 Ft. Trail · 50 Inch Mare Pony Broke, R1de (less than NADA feiBif). 30o&-570- Appliance Parts And Serv~ee· All Also trailer space on river All er New, 61o&-4A6-8568. Furnished 3 Rooms & Bath ..Up· sta1rs, Utilities Furnished, Clean. No Pets, Referenc,, Deposit ReqUired, 614·448-1519. Serious buyttr has cash for land, any condition. 30 acres or more. 1·800·24START, leave message origin, Ot any Intention to nt•te wt11ch Ia In Ylotallon ol the laW. OUr rvtderl ... hon!l>y lntormod thllan -lings advertised In this n e - r Needmg A Blbysltter In Your 360 20,000 BTU Sears window air Blue Rldgl Spe with CO\Iar, red· wood fram•J stepa, 8 jeta, likt !WW. Nits 6. Poid ~oo . Octob· Equal Hous1ngOpportuni1y. or 304-615-2926. 1Q69 t<uk Wood a 3 acrea of land lor sale in Henderson 304· . .,... Dltloer Chryaler La8.,.. convertible. 4 1DD2 Honda XR 100, OICIIIe~t Cyl. auiOmadC, ~ldl. lookt lnd condlllon.1150. 81~3028. • runt CJOOd, • 1500: 81ol-247-42112. 18113- 300 .. -· - · : 1985 Dodpa K car. $100 or 0110. t1C.c:ond.l3.500. 181132ft. Above ground pool WIBC· tU. new .hnar tsoo. CFA AIQISiere<t H1ma1ayan 304·875-57211. Air Conditiontra 0nt UOO BTU: Ont 8,000 BTU, 814-258·111:.. central a1r, $6,500. 304-675-2382 heul ytlUf toga to ..., mii jult call 304-875-1957. Groom Shut> "'-' Grooming. ftt. turing Hydro Btth. Don Shtoll. Call81ol-4-<e.023t . c:nsoties, needs BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUOGET PRICES AT JACK SON ESTATES, 52 WesiWOod Drrvo from 1244 to $31 S. Walk to ahop & movies. Call 614~4•8-2568 . Ya rd Work Wmdows Wathed Gutters Cleaned Light Haulmg , weekly Call 7 days (407) 875-2022 E•t 0598 H 25 Pets tor Slle Dog Obed1ance Clstsea The RIQhl Paw framing Center Sherry Raben Certified Tratner 6t4 -448- - -,1150. 304-a75-3456. General Maintenance, Painting, ssoo -=.,.._,._,.-...,..;_..,..._I lrom g:30-5:30. And Pick Up An ApplicaDOn. George• Portable Sawmill, don't 560 2063. 2bdrm. ap11., total elec(flc: , ap· pliancH furnished, laundry room faciUtiH, close to achool in toWn . Applications avallable at V11la;a Gr"n Apts . ar call e1•·992· Alln : Three bedroom home 1n country, Whites H1ll Rd., Rutland, one balh. and Main. Pt. Pleattn~ 814-992· soae. 304-a75-•1115. Aporrnorn. 81Ho16-2D57. Story And A Halt House With Ex· Ira Lotln Bidwell, S22,500, 814· Mttat Roolino & Sldino Galvtniztd, Galvtlumt, and Pointed. AI· -Farm Suppiltl 814-245-51113 Antiques 1 Bedroom, Super Nice, t2881 Mo., Plua Ulllltles, Usually Something Avallablel Sun Valley 371t . EOH. 245-8415. Ruger D 1111 30 Rd. Mig . + E•· trll 1350; lltrk 2 Platol $250: Mtrtln 22 lllg. Dtlu• & Scope, 12110 All ceo.8tHo16-M27. 8t~D080. H2·5858. Computer Instruction And A11i 1~ ranee Window• 3. 1 & 95 Wind · ows Software Dos Appl ication• Call For Appointment, 814·387- GoodI Antique BoUle Show· June 20, tam -3pm. $1 .00 admi u ion . 4th One bedroom home in Pomeroy. able Roteo, 814-441-()870. Sporting 992-2218. 2935 ask lor Kip, Ruttand. Will sell an land contract , 814· 520 530 t Bedroom 2 llatha. 2 Milot North Joffer1on lwe .. S3S.OOO. 304-875· 01 VInton 1300/llo.. Plua $300 7482. Deposit Plus Utiliti es No Pt tt, Near Ria Grande, PfiCt rtduced an lhia one floor home. 3btd· Counwy Fu rniture. 30~75-e8211. Rt 2 N, llmiltl, Pt PIM11n~ WV. Tuoo-Sot H . Sun t 1-5. l"'llhed and unfurnial'\ed, secur1 ty deposit requi red . no peU, 8U~ Body worlc on cars & trucks, rea . !!lonable rates. mnor mechanical repcms, oil dlanges, Gall 0 14· 742· Clean Homes & Offlcaa AMaon- fur~ • o.enum. 12 ......... 1S Dll:lt· - (In 1M hole) 14 ...,.. polly t1'13 Honda 500 4 Cylinder, Very Good Condition, Battely, Good lhpo. ' Patti Car, 81,500 UIIO, 114· 4...·3841 , 8U·258· 30«75-484 UFTIIU P.ll. 1880 Pon tiac Trans - Am Au · 10m11ic , 2 Doors, SUNOOf 455, loCitld In Syracute, appUanc" •~ AAI_ _ .. ,,ct11....... ACROU })HILLlP 110 Help Wanted To Buy: Jul\k AutOI With Ot Without lltllrt. Coli Lorry S.ltl ~ With 2 - . Mini· -I.Mif. .. ._IIIIlS. mum Ex perl tnct And lulldlno llatttlal, Htrdwtrt. PIM1t Ctfl Lincll OrGtite814"'*2DOZ. l r.1f'L QYI.1 l NT SUb·Con*IOr 1o do ln"'lor lrim SERVICES wor1t. Ctll 304-U2-3t51 . Ttlk lOt Terry Sponcer, OldAthVIIaot. 110 Help Wanted Tho Southern Loctl School Ola- •• NEA CrOIIWOrd Puzzle t II Shroud · Grimy- Youth - Cactus - TRUTH I try to be tactful when someone asks me a personal questoon .. My Mom always said that tact was a nice way of not qu;te telling the TRUTH. I JUNE 271 0 .. ,, ~ ., ... ' '. ' . ·~ ... I ) ,,:;' •• �Pomeroy • Mkktl1port, ()No Harrisonville-Scipio alumni meet recently The lllrrisonville-Scipio Alumni .AJoocialioo met May 2s r~ its 67th allaual reuai011 banquet with 87 alwnai and cuesu attendina. President Joy Clark pve lhe welcome with Mrs. Pauline Atkins Jiv, ina the invoeation. Donati011s were given for the acholanhip fund. A $1!10 gift from .the fund was given to James Lail .Reed, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Leodell Davidson. Another =ipient was Danelle Wyau, daughter of·Donald Wyatt and granddausbter of Selah Wyau, attending Ohio· University in Athens. Any student or a child of a parent or grandparent may apply. Mr. Harold Graham, vice-president and teacher, presented a need for fencing for the school ground. It was • voted to give $500 toward the project. Alumni attendina were: Stella :Diehl Atkins of Pomeroy, 1928; ;Pauline Halliday Atkins of Pomeroy, 1930; Selah Morris Wyatt of Sandusky, Mary Welsh Woodyard of Columbus.• Eunice Wyatt Chase of Columbus, 1933; Thor Carsey of Pomeroy, 1934; Elenore Gilkey Updegraff of Birmingham, Ala., -1936; Juanita Hull Richards of Day· :ton, Gransville Reeves of Albany, 'Margaret Whaley Kostinal of Athens, :1937; Clinton Gilkey of Albany, Vir&inia Hull Gibson of Pomeroy, 1938; Lennie Jewell of Pomeroy, William Knopp of Dayton, Elizabeth Lomheit Wardell of Hilliard, 1940; Robert Alkire and Frances Gilkey Alkire of ;Pomeroy, Gladys Hull Cumings of :Pomeroy, 1942; Virginia Alkire ·Burke of Pomeroy, 1943; Howard Gilkey of Columbus, 1944; Mary Ann Throckmorton Whitlock of Columbus, 1945; Lena Alkire Hewett of Columbus, Don Gibson of Clearwater, Fla., Garnet Henderson Swisher of South Salem, Katheryn Wyatt Ash of Dayton, 1946; Richard Parsons. Dena Chase Parsons of Dayton, Dolores Wood King of Pomeroy, 1947; Helen Alkire Pickens of Racine, 'Bertha Douglas Gibson of Clearwater, Fla., Leroy Lambert of Worthington, 1948; Jean Wyant Wood of PoD:~~roy, 194~; Rosella Dorgan Birchfield of Albany, Francis Fraley of Pomeroy, V'~rginia Welch Douglas of Athens, 1950; Stanley Bcal and Juanita Wyant Beal of Mid· dleburg Heights, Flora Douglas Osborne of Albany, Pansey Turner 'ordan of Pomeroy, 19S1 ; Jm~e~ BO!Jan or Lancuter, Paul Cottrill of Albany. 1952; Pauline Bill:hf~eld Plrket of Racine, Erma Borin& Norris of Racine, Irene Jewell Barritt or Albuy, 1933; Dorthy Ancfenon Frum of Pomeroy, Larry Clarlc of Middleport, Janice Wyant Debord of Pomeroy, Helcie Oark Callett of Debacy, Fla., 19.56; Rachel Bwkbridge LeFrebre of Pomeroy, C.Uiyn Welsh Collins of Ridaeway, 1957; Virgil Reeves of Albany, 19.59; Harold Gnham of Pomeroy and Joy Wiseman Oark, I 960, the last grad-' uatina clus from Harrisonville-Sci· pio. New officers lllfl C.Uiyn Collins, president; Rachel LeFrebre, vicepresident; Janet Debord, treasurer; and Connie Chapman, ' •etary. They replace Joy Carle, Ha. vld Orabam, Larry Clark and Gladys Cumings. Members deceased 11\is year were: Harold Ball of Columbus, 1925; Leah Williams of Pomeroy, 1928; Anna Halliday of Westerville, 1929: James Hilt of Columbus, 1931; Leah Wood Hoffman of Naples, Fla., and RosalieCarrKingofPomeroy, 1937; Clvence Jordon of Pomeroy, I 943; Frank Epple of Middleport and Victor Hysell,l9S6; Paul Reeves, 19.54; Frederick Whaley of Palm Harbor, Fla., 193.5. A table was set in the center for the alpmni honored for the years 1936 (one), 1946 (four) and 1956 'FIHncley, June ~. 1 Racine High alumni hold .. reunion A reunion of 22 members of the Racine High Scbool gradualina class of 1946 was held on May 29 at the old Racine Hisb School. Special guest .was Irene Miller Hayman of Westerville, a 1923p!ld. Wile of Racine, and a former teacher in ·the dislricL A special memorial was held for eiaht deceased members of the class of 1946 which had 36 gradualcs. 'IWo classmates unable to attend went letters to be read. Special recognition was given to the class at the Racine High Alumni banquet held in the Charles Hayman gymnasium. . • · Syracuse, Ohio I . SPECIAL RECOGNITION- Irene Miler Hlymen of W..•vllll; c:enlltr, wu Ill tiler for theee fow mlltllleie of the 114elll'!ldlltlt· lng cllq, pictured, 11ft, Romone Allin Yonlr8r, ....,..lolllfei. fllh. er, Bud SharpnKk and BID Heyman. . . . S AVD 50% 1011 CKf •2495 Reg. '49" • A comjllete l'lakeover and Hair seyllng • l'our s.tedlons l'lom Our txt£nslve Wardrobe 1111<1 Jewdly • HIQh hlhlon Pl1oto Session • Compllmenfi!Y FOJtntlt (Riog. $!10.00 Value) FOR THE BOTH OF YOU S'rYUNG SALON · 992-3982 White Sox hand Indians .15·10 defeat Next meeting will include a potluck with the observance of quarterly birthdays. Esther Smith read ·A Father" and presented Everett Grant with a gift for Father's Day. Refresliments were served by Oeland. -fea-turi-ngR-usse-llS...... pencer-and-the · RACINE •• Southern Local Gospel Tones, Sheila ..Anlold and · Sunrise and Sandra Keeaer Carpe will be Building Committee meetina Thurs· held Saturday, 7 p.m. at the n· day, 7 p.m. at the hi ,,.. school. All dis- ter Baptist Church on state Route lrict residentS welcome. 143. Pastor John Elswick invites all. POMEROY •• Singing Sigrist SATIJRDAY Family will be at die Laurel Cliff Free CARPEN'IER -- A. gospel sing Methodist Church, Saturday, 7 p.m. 8 " Public Notice . PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE II hll'8by 1w.t1 that on Saturdey, June a, 11118, at 10:00 am.. aiiUbllo ......11 beiMid. 21f Will Second BtrHt, pomeroy, Ohio, to ull lor - h ·lhe following oollatiNI: CHEVROLET CAVALIER 1G1JCI24117211101 AND t• 1-MAZDA 4X4 PICKUP , 4F4CR17U3811100411 lime and place all bide wHI . be publicly opened and reid aloud for the roof and root aboeeeorlll Th1 Fann.r• Ban- 1nd S1vlnge ComtJany, l'olnl!'oy, Ohio, r11ervea the right to bid at thla ..... and to wlthdi'IW lhlllllon collateral prior to aale. F~. The ,_..,..,. Bani! end Saving• Company !!!.I~ lhl rltlht to reJeot . . , 01' Ill bldllublllltlld. FWU.., the · 1bove collateral will be lOki In lhl condition It !• 'In, with nq : expre.. or lt~~plled repiiCimlf*. IDIIfll lforementloned of work will be Ill u...--(1)oonbacL Cople• of th1 Bidding Docum1nt1 may bl u~n t'WIJU•t 10 lhlltoullng ~ ollhl City ol Point l'llllllnt, P.O. Box 517, Point Pln11nt, Welt Y~~::n••· 25110, tooathlr a ctepoeH In lhl-unt of,SIIO.OO,IIIIIdl peyabll to: the Houelng Authority of thl City ol Point PIMMnt, lor ..eh 111 of docllmente requeelld. Upon return of the documiiJita In good condition, within ten 0) dey• of the bid o!ijn ng, 1ald depoalt w II b1 ....an~~Mgtven. (6)26, 27, 2S arc '. Shop 1118 want Ads 11 flstl AFTER BUYING A HEAT PUMP · ·SAVING MONEY WILL PUT ASMILE ON YOUR FACE, TOO! COWOIIT ASSURED. AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER "I am amazed, my payments are $50.00 per month and my utility budget went down' over $60.00 per month. It not only pays for itself, but even pays me to own it. I recommend a Carrier to everyone." 7·7..S Pick 4: 1-4-6-2 Buckefe5: Sports on Page ., . 1·13-17-35-36 . ' WereThe Inside Guys. . THE HEAT PUMP HEATS, COOLS AND SAVES Cleer tonight, low• In the tot. SatuicMy, IIUMY· Hlghe In the 801. • ai • VoL 47, .NO. 45 1 s.ctlan,10 Page& 35- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 28, 1996 A Gannett Co. NeiUP IP I' • ' Ca y, Fowler .ta k·te regi·o nal h alth concerns By TOM HUNTER Sentlnet ·News Staff The debate over proposed cuts in Medicaid and Medicare programs was the topic of discussion at a publie forum on the health care programs for the elderly at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center Thursday morning. . , State Representative John Carey jr., R· Wellston, and Galli a County ~ducator Jeff Fowler, Carey's Democratic challenger in the 94th House District race this November, dis~ussed several aspects of tiJe issue during the forum, which was moderated by Meigs County health care ;ulvocate Bob Smiddie. .Carey and F'o ..·ler both defended Medicaid and Medicare as entitleinent.programs, and said that a per· son should not only receive what health care they can pay for. . "In regard to health care, everyone has a moral right io good health care regardl~$S of their economic situation in life, or any other criteria for that matter," said Fowler. "Obviously ~ perso.n. should not just receive what health care they can afford. That is the entire basis of Medicaid as a health care program. We have an obligation to help those people with health care assistance," .•• s~d Carey. Although Carey and Fowler generally agreed on the issues surrounding Medicaid as an entitlement, they h~d different philosophic~ approaches toward state administration of the programs. "I think the big question that we must ask is: Do you think that the people in Ohio can manage their money better than the bureaucrats in Washington? I think we're prepared to take the challenge of fully administering Medicaid, if the program is block granted to states. It's all about a commilment of providing beller services and expanding on the dollars available . for the programs," said Carey. "The · GOP proposal of block granting programs would give us 50 (each state) different sets of standards for health care. It will force people to cross state lines in seeking better services. This plan is ,an ill-conceived attempt to force more financial re~ponsibility for health care on the shoulders of the elderly," Fowler said. Both candidates felt the forum was a great opportunity to discuss the issue, which is of increasing concern nationwide. "I was glad to have the opponunity to talk with the senior citizens about the concerns with the proposals. I ~u!'port M~,ic~id as an entitle- Won't talk Army employee takes the Fifth for FBI files inquiry WASHfNGTON (APJ - The Army civilian employee who gathered FBI background Iiles on Republicans at the White HOuse informed a.Senate cmhmiuee t()llay he won't answer questions, invoking his constitutionai· right not to incriminate himself. The surprise decision by Anthony Mnrceca to take the Fifth Amcndmcht in testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee came just two days after he made no such claim andlestificd freely at a. House hearing into the FBI files mi shap. Marccca did not appear for today's hearings. But Committee Chain11an Orrin Hatch. R-Utah, read a letter from Marccca's lawyers announcing his decision . "He will assert his right to remain silent under the Fifth Amendment in response to any questions" the com· mince might ask him, the letter from Marceca's lawyers said. Hatch said he has instructed his committee's lawyers to discuss with Marceca whether there arc any questions he might answer. He said he SENIOR CARE- State Rep. John Carey Jr., cussed several Issues concerning Washington would ·also seck an analysis of A-Wellston, addressed seniors during a public proposals which co_uld block grant Madlcald whether Marceca's claim is valid program·li !;lack to individual states during the forum ori Medicaid and Medicare funding Issues Thuraday at the Meigs County 'Senior since he already answered questions 45-mlriute forum, moderated Meigs County Cltliens Center. Carey and Democratic .chal· health care advocate Bob Smiddle, center. before the House committee on Ienger. Jeff Fowler of Crown City, seeted, disWednesday. . There was no immediate explanall)ent because we have an obligation these programs," said Carey. tbC present fedenil spending levels for tion for Marceca's abr\!plturnabout. to help the elderly. I feel that we, as "As ,legislators in Columbus,' we Medicaid and Medicare," Fowler In addition to the congressional Americans and Ohioans, have made might only represent Ohio, but we added. probes, Whitewater prosecutor Kena clear decision and commitment to • must take a more active role in lobneth Starr has been given the okay .take care of those seniors. '"?rved b~•!l'tJY'irig Was~in 11ton fo~ maintenance of . . '· . from 11 court to . dctcrtl1ine if 1l!IY crimes were committed in the Fbi , ~igs[ocal Board'·reject!f1 0-cent 'Board ouants study ...,, on placement' for •••Jjf · rf t h• . the last school lunch prjee increase meet with Byer and others to study and Treasu~er Cindy Rhonemus pro- . the proposal as long as the alumni . jected the lunch program: will show ·pay for the new case. · .an estimated $50,000 profit after th1s Also, the board approved the final 1nluu18p0 rop 18S school year, which will likely be used revised appropriations f!>r the 1995•By JIM FREEMAN for new kitchen equipment.. 96 fiscal year in the amount of Sentinel News Staff The board also met wnh Bob $13,660,870.30 and temporary The Meigs Local Board of Edu- Byer, representing the Middleport appropriations for 1996-97 in the ~ation unanimously rejected a I0Alumni Associati?n, concerning the amount of $14,617, 131 .22. cent mcrease m the pnce of elemen- old school's trophtes currently stored In personnel matters, the board ~and junior high school lunches at Meigs Junior High School- for- hired Mona Freclcer as secretary at d~nng 11s regular meetmg Thursday merly Mtddlepon Htgh School. Salem Center Elementary on a one· mght. )\yer satd rumor had II the board year contract effective Aug. 9. · Board. member Larry Rupe indi- was looking to gel rid of the trophies, The board also accepted the resignations of Charles M.. Hysell as a c.ated the mcrease wnuld be unfa.r for · a rumor board members dispelled. !he parents o( students who do not Byer also proposed that the old substitute ·custodian due to health rcareceive free or' reduced-price lunch- trophies be displayed in the original sons, and Toni M. Hudson as a sub· es. Those parents currently pay $1.15 trophy case. with a new case to be stitute teacher, effective immediateaday for.student lunches. constructed for juni01 high school tro- • ly due to her receiving other employnot- phtes. ment. Supenntcndenl Bill ed that six have The board instructed Buckley was also given permis- - ' We Are TRULY The Best Company For Your Job!. " For further lntormatlon, contact Dell-It ~31. BEFORE BUYING A-HEAT PUMP ~SIAL Pick 3: ' Com mu.nity calendar obtained July9&: 10 1l'eat yowse/1. • Be 0/amorous and Picture Pttfeet The dislricl picllic:, 10 be beld .. : l..opl 011 sc.day wuiiUIOUIICed 11 ihe rec:entmeetinJ or Olelter Couaci1323, O.U,hrm or~ 11 the' hall. - Ohio Lottery in riwalillic form. It wa ...,melt lhlt Beulah Maxey had uqery, IUid Eli7,. lbelh Hayes IUid F1eclerick have beell ill. Erma Clellllld reported 011 the rd.. ly held at Portsmouth. Thl1 ~ camfnR to ••• For The Both Of You StyUng Salon . . Ooldie Frederick, councilor, Coolville provided music for dancing and vocal renditions. Public Notice The benediction was given by INVITAT10H TO IIID . Clinton Gilkey. WV15-P11178118-81 Mrs. Stella Atkins of the class of The Houelng Authority of 1928 was recognized as th~ oldest the City ol Point. Pr-.nt, Weet VIrginia will ..-tve graduate and received a hanging bas- -led blcle. for the ClAP ket. · Modernization · • The auditorium was decorated in REROOANG AND ROOF AT purple and white and ball uniforms ACCEISORIES HOMES at the were displayed. Purple petunias in SHAWNEE Hou•lng Authority oHioe white cups with purple bottoms were . unlll11:00 1.m. on lhl22nd (three). The Alvin Chutes Band of at each place setting. " " of July, 18811 at whloh r\t~~ouA OofApicnlcan~ presided It die meetirlg which Clpenecl --~- 6 30 • THURSDAY den Cl ub, Thw ....y, : p.m .or · · the h f N POMEROY-- Meigs i.ocal Board potIuclc p1cruc at ODie o o1a v of Education regular meeting Thurs- .oung. · day, 7 p.ni. at the central office in the Pomeroy Municipal Building. TUPPERS PLAINS -- Tuppers Plains VFW Post 90S3, Thursday, REEDSVILLE -- Riverview.Gw:- 7:3Q__p.m: · r---::rr::::: .• \ lunch·price-increase tiles caSe . Marccca and his !!llrervisor at the sion to hire ·up to five people to assist determine(! the roof structure at 'thc . White House, former securily ~hier in summer maintenance projects to be school is i~ good shape, but that the used on an as-needed basis at a rate roof covering will have · to be Craig Livingstone, have both tcstilicd that Marccca mistakenly used an outof $5 .75 an hour. . replaced . Rick Edwards was hired to mow W9rk at the central bu.ilding at the . dated Secret Service list in requestthe athletic fields at Meigs High . junior high school willlikciy be com· ing and obtaining from the FBI hunSchool forthe summer for$1.200. ln plctcd by the beginning of the next ·dreds of background files on former .addition, the board commended the school year, Buckley said. Workers employees of the Reagan and Bosh people who assisted in recent clean- arc installing dropped ceilings and · administrations. Among them were several promimg up and bulldozing around the putting in new lighting in addition to nent Republicans, including former high school fields. other work . Secretary o( State James Baker. . Davtd Deem and Gene Wise were htred as e1ghth grade boys basketball Present were Buckley, Rhone- national security adviser Brent Scowcoach and ffllshman boys basketball . mus, Board Prest dent Roger Abbott . croft and Whtte House press sccre: coach, respectively, for the 1996-97 and board members Rupe Scott Wal- · lary Marhn F1tzwatcr. , school year. ton, Randy Humphreys' and John · Among the issues Sl~rr has been asked to mvesugatc 1s whether In other business. Buckley updat- Hood . Marccca committed any crimes when cd board members on the stat11s of Middleport Elementary and junior . The next meeting will be July 23 he sent a form indicating the people htgh school repmr projects. at 7 p.m. in the district's central office whose files he was seeking were liketo have access to the Clinton White Buckley said engineers have in Pomeroy. Blackwell joins Dole's VP.Iisting COLUMBUS (AP) - Opio has long been known as the birthplace of presidents. This year, it's also gaining a reputation as the place to find potential running mates for Bob Dole. State Treasurer J. Kenneth Black· well was the latest io be added to the likely Republican nominee's ever· growing short list of vice presidential choices. House Speaker Newt Gingrich l"entioncd Blackwell to reporters Wednesday. Gingrich said his personal choice would be California Attorney General Dan L11ngrcn. But Gingrich said he also would put Ohio Gov. George Voinovich and Michigan Gov. John. Engler on the short list. "But my hunch is that Dole's looking for people who are in the PROMENADE PARKING - Motorists park· next circle out," Gingrich told the ing along the Pomeroy Riverfront Promenade, reporters. "You'd cenainly put someli~e those shown abive, will have to purchase body like John Kasich on that list." Kasich, an Ohio congressman, is . chaiJl!lan of the House Budget Committee. .Blackwell's name came up later, along with California Treasurer Man A new ordinance covering parking White markings designate individual Fong. · ' ·. Both Kasich and Voinovich have in downtown Pomeroy is scheduled parking areas, which will be painted in later. said they are not seeking the vice to begin Monday. · lng on the look of yestell'fear more clay by clay, work on Under the ordinance. parking Police Chief Gerald Rou ght said presidential nod but would consider village'• downtown revltall~tlon continues. The building which .along the river side of the parking lot workers arc going to install signs des houaed the formeir S.A. Moore Dry Goods Store Is receiving a ' il if offered. . will be by permit only. • · ignating the area as a "pcn11it parkJ!Jackwell aide Jenny Camper said , fi'Hh coat of paint to complement pelntlng and facede rapell'l Motorists with permits can park · ing only" 1.one . • mac11 to eaver~l other bl.llkllnge on the. Court Strtet block. The . her bos~ was nauered but not expect· diagonally along the new promenade t Motorists accustomed to parking · · Moore building 11 now owned by Clraon Crow. (Sentinel photo , ing the phone to ring ariy time soon. at the river side df the parking lot. all day on the streets will find streetby Tom Hunter) · New parking ordinance in downtown Pomeroy w~ll take.effect on Monday ·319 S. 2ND AVE. 992·448 DDLEPORT,; OHIO 45760 . 1•800·516·2932 • , • ' y • side parking limited· to two hours. All-day meter parking will be uvail· able on tbe side of the parking lot fac. ing Main Street. Parking permits for along tlic river are available at the Pomeroy Police Department for $50 a year. (Continued on Pege 3) � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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