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All customers by a falling tree 'in Medina County and electricity usage, as temperanew all-time high demand exceed- are asked to be thoughtful to your and the U.S. Coa.~t Guard' respondtures moved into the high 90s. ing the mark of 3,226,000 kilowatt' neighbors who may live on higher ed to dozens of distress cases as Attendance at the London Pool set one hour earlier. ground and who are ~xperiencing fast-moving thunderstorms from in Syracuse, Meigs' only public The previous record, according extremely low pressure," Poole Canada rolled through the sL11e. swimming pool, reached a high for to the company, was 3,179,000 said. The Medina sheriffs oflicc said the SUII\IIIeL kilowatts set on June 20, 1994. If the treatment plant pumps today that a tree fell on a camper at Pool Manager Keith Eubanks CSP serves approximately 588,000 within 90 percent of its capacity for the Maple Lake Campground in said that 201 people enjoyed_dips customers in 25 central and south- . three consecutive days, the district Guilford Township and killed the in the cool water. em. Ohio counties. must go into a phase I restriction . man mound 8:30p.m. Thursday. Attendaricc ligures started Mon- • . In adtlit.i on, Tupp~rs PlainsPhase II and lli restrictions. call The man, whose ide.ntihcati<ln day with !50 and increased every Chester Water District implement- for mandatory water use bans. was williheltl pending m\tification day through Thursday as temperaed Phase I of its drought emergenMeigs County E:mergency Mctlof his family, was deml when a restures went higher. Eubanks' expeccy plan calling for voluntary ical Services repot1ed no heat-relat- cue department arrived at the tation for today was an even larger restrictions in water usage. ed injuries Thursday. scene. The accitlent was being attendance and for tile weekend he "Customers are asked to volunExtension Agent Hal Kncen said investigated. predicted even more coming to tbe tarily curtail the consumption of vegetable crops are starting to Across the Great Lakes, the II pool if sweltering temperatures and water for uses that arc not absohite- show drought stress. "Group Detroit" Coast Gumtl stahigh humidity continue. ly necessary," said General Manag"We haven't had a good rain for '· tions resrondcd to mnre .than 170 Meanwhile, Columbus Southern er Donald C. Poole. Examples of llbout!O days," he said . . distre.s calls. No nne had been Power Co. reported that the companon-necessary w~!;f usage· incluue Livestock seem to be faring reponed over~ue or missing, Petty ny reacbed a new (leak demand watering of la)l'ns, washing of somewhat beuer, he· 'srud, adding it Officer Paul Calvey said . 2 Sections, 18 Pages 35 .cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Train derailment sends ·Athens area residents fleeing ATHENS (AP) - Several hundred Athens-:lfca residents were allowetlto return to their homes early today afler workers plugged a leak in a derailed tank car containing a combustible chemical. 1~ed Jacobson, tlirectnr of tlle ·Athens County Emergency M:m. ageinent Agency, saitl the all-clear was issued shortly afler I a.m. for residents on the west sitle of Athens and in the tnwn of The Plains. He ,estimated tlre numhcr of evacuee~. both forced and vol. untary, at several hundretl. ' Shellers were set up by tlte Athens Coullly Rctl Cross at a church in TI1c Plains :mil an Athens recreation ccmcr. . Several area roads also were dosed · ami a irearhy l'>ascl>ctll iicld was cleared as a precaution after lhe Ct!nr:ul trail! left the track< Thursday at nhout 5 p.m. b There were no injuries, altllllugh some firefighters hnd tlirticully coping witl1 tl1e heal while weming 1l1eir pmtcctive gear. 'I •mpera-" lUres were in the 90s during the day on 11JUrstlay. Conrail spokeswoman Andrea Just in Philadelphia identilied the leaking ehemical a.' dimetllyll'ormrunide. She described the chemi- · cal as ''comhustihlc." SEORC told to adopt new strategy in 'lobbying .effort PROSTATE SCREENING PLANNED- Anne Loochtan, center, outreach and special program manager for the Riverside Cancer Institu~e, Columhu.<, wa.< in Meigs County Thu_r~da~ to assist in tbe planning for a prostate screening clmlc .on Sept. 13. Repre.<e.ntatlves of parhctpahng beldtb groups, which are co-spon•ors of the screenmg program, attendmg the pla_nnlng sessl.on were, from left, T.C. Ervin, assistant nursing director, and Norma Torres, nursing dtrector;Met.gs County Health Department; L"""htan; Rhonda Dolley, director of nursing, ·V eteran< Memoroal Hospital; and Diana Coates, RSVP and health coordinator, Melg.< County Council on Aging. Meigs County again taking part in·study of male prostate ·cancer 50. Stunning amethyst and diamond slide. Fits most chains.' Chain sold separately. . Sale $149 Reg.$249 ·Riverside Hospital co-spons'*s By CHARLENE HOEFLICH the screening In Meigs County . •Sentinel News Stall Sept. I 3 was set a.< the date for A free prostate cancer screenthe clinic; which will be handled ing clinic for men over 50 is ' tl1elf . ser- . by;;doctors vo I unteenng being offered again this year by vices. They include Dr. Mel the Meigs County Health Depart. ment as a part of a national study Simon, urologist, Urological geared toward early detection and Clinic, Gallipolis; Dr. Shrikant Vaidya, Pleasant Valley Hospital, treatment. 'fhis is the third year th~t Point Pleasant, W.Va.; and Dr. James Witherell, family medicine Meigs County ha~ participating in the study progr:un, which is head- ' practitioner, Veterans Memorial. The clinic will be held lrom ed up in Ohio by Riverside Can12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Approximate. cer Institute, Columbus, in cooply 90 men are to be examined. eration with the University of Nearly two-thirds of those will Colorado, Health Sciences Cenhave participated in the clinics for ter. Ute past two years. About 25 "r Here Thursday to meet with 30 men will be accepted into the representatives of Veterans program this year. The study will emorial Hospital, which hanconclude with another clinic :in d s the lab work, the Meigs 1996, according to Norma Torre,, , Cou y Council on Aging which Healtl1 Department nursi~g direcprovides volunteers thrmlgh its tor, who'is heading up the clinic. · RSVP prograni, and representaThe screening will include tives of the heilltll department, prostatic specific antigen (PSA) was Anne Loochtan. outreach and laboratory tests at Veterans special program manager from the Riverside ' Canccr Institute. Memorial Hospital anti a digital rectal examination by one or the doctors. The cost, if the pmticipants were paying, would he about $200, according to Torres. Pmticipants will also be alerl~d tn symptoms of pmstale cancer, the second most commHn cause of cancer !Ieath among · American men, in an educational program conducted !luring the .screening. Tones saitl thai each year, m1>re t11an 120,000 men :lfc diagnosed v.;:ith pmstnle.cam:cr. She listcU the w~Ulling signs as a chclnge iri urination patterns lasting two weeks or more, Ire· qucnt urination, especially at night, persistent pain in U1e back; hip, pelvis or thighs, burning sensation !luring urination, inability to urinate or difficulty in starting urinalion, weak or interrupted urine flow, and painful urination. Anyone with fillY of these symptoms should see a physician, the nurse said. However, for th.e purpose of (Cnntinued nn Page 3) By KEVIN KELLY OVP News Editor . WELLSTON - Regional organizations working to get highway projects completetl will have to adopt a new strategy in reaching their goals as the Ohio Department of Transportation umlergoes cbange, a spokesman for highway contractors said. Ex-ODOT official Clark Street, now executive vice president of the Ohio Colllmcturs Association; told the Southeastern Ohio Rcgionnl Council Thursday tlmt the decentralization of ODOT and new formulas for highway funding will prompt a change in lobbying tactics. Primarily, groups like SEORC must understat1d tl1e new, primarily technical philosophy behind ODOT's thinking and work wiUr the agency's officials, especially on t11e district level where many decisions are now being made, Street saitl. ''Jl's a mauer1of who works tlle smartest, I guess," he said .' The multi-county SEORC is pushing for completion of several projects, including filling in the gaps on the Appalachian Highway in Pike County and east ol Athens, on U.S . 35 between Jackson and Chillicothe. and finishing the U S. 33fl-77 connector from Pomeroy to Ravenswood, W.Va. . ODOT' s determination of what gets funded when ha.< heen reduced sec your project.< completed." Street suggested thai SEORC refamiliarize itself with current ·tlistrict ODO~ officials anti gel to know the new personnel in the Vninovich admini.~trmion . He also recmrunended that state funding be increased for construelion and (lOinLed til the renewal ol' Issue II on rhe state ballot in November as one mc.ans of sweet· ening the pot. ,. lo a series of computations from such factors as economic tlevelop · ment, smooth traffic flow and coopcralive funding, Street cxplajucd. · ll~H often · ignored arc the intli ~ ·vidual needs of areas like sourhcastcrn Ohio 'that depend on improved roads for a hrighter ceonomic picture, he added. ''What tJ1is tells me is l11is: you have a black-mr~-whit e, cold series of things that you add up for an answer. With no room for other considemtions," he said. "If you go simply by tmffic volume or other criteria now in cflect. you'll nev.cr • Street said tl1c rem:wal incluiJcs an amendmcm to increase ODOT' s bonding limit by :mot11cr $700 million . !.dditionally, he suggested rhar gas lax revenue. which fuels mnsl slate road pmjccts, would increase if the St;lte Highway Patrol is funded diiTcrently. The patrol, Slrect said, accounts for a signilicant portion of spending from that revenue. · Pin:ally. he said, "snmcbody needs to be a gond advocate for gooiJ highways. ..Soulhcclslcm Uhiu needs such · an advocnre, a leader," Strcel continued. "We're suffering in Ohio from not having a highway advo. cal e." · Street's address capped off SEORC's annual summer meeting at the f'airgrccns Country Club. He met earlier in the dr1y with the coundl's highway users commiuec IO help il ;ISSCSS il:-. t:hmu.:t:S in ~CI· ling projetil., finished, SEORC otfici:ll G. Kenner Dush said. U.S. awaits pending action on Bosnia . WASHINGTON (AP)- The Clinton administration·;;; urging .the United Nations and Eurnpean coun.tries with peacekeepers in Bosnia to decide whether to use force to stop the Serbs' advance. Whatever the decision, the Unit ed States will support it, State Department spokesman Nicholas Bums said Thursday :L' the admm istration acknowledged U1e Serbs' capture of Srebrenica and doz~~s of-Qulch JX!acelcee~cn. had humdt ~ atcd the United Nauons. Declining to say what advice it was giving the Europeans, the State Department made pubhc only tts campaign to keep the 25,000 peacekeepers - none of them American - in Bosnia-Herzegovina and to bolster their mission to protect mtd feed tlespcrale civilimts with a rapid response force . In fact, President Clinton , aid unless the U.N. Protection For~e proved its credibility "its days will be numbcred ." · Whatever advice U.S. liipimnah :are giving Britain , France , the Netherlands and tl)e Unitell Nations , American support for a mllltmy operation would nor involve a commitment of U.S. ground troops. Ofl'icials s:tid the Amcric:m public w<L' overwhelmingly opposed to involving U.S . trr>r>ps in tl1c Bosni- "" struggle. Also rejected was a · proposal by Senate Majority Lead· cr [Job Dole of Ka11sns to channel weapons 10 rhe Bosnian :mny and 10 withdraw tl1e U.N. peacekeepers. American mililary support is limited to im~l,ligcncc and to such logistical t.1sks as airlifting troops for U1c rapid resptm>c l'nrce . Also, llurns said the United States had offered to contribute $50 million to $60 million in refugee assistance over six months. . If the Uniled Nations and the Europeans decided to efld the peacekeeping missin11, 70,000 111 80,000 allied troops would he required fllr the evacuation , according to the latest NATO cstimrllc L'a test figures indicate ,.economy is expanding again ~ - • t . House anti the ' Federal Reserve. increas~; in l une. While this was The Clinton administration, facing · only, a small advance, it was weia re-election ·battle next year, had · come after three straight month_B Qf been· worried Utal earlier signs or declines. . · economic weakness could escalate Inflation has lieen rising at an ·annual rate of 3.2 percent. For all into a full-blOWn recession. Today's reports offered hope of last year, the CPI wa' up just2.7 that those wqrries were overblown. percent. arY· . The Federal Reserve last year The government reported tnday Tht best news came in retail sales, · ~«ising interest rates to slow that these encouraging develop- which were up a 0.7 percent in conomic activity. Last week it ments were not accompanied by June . The government also revised reversed course and engineeretl a higher inflation. Consumer prices the May perfonnance up sharply to ~~ rose..a mere 0,1 percent in June.,.the.- a 0 . ~ percent increase, indicatin . small reduction in .a key rate. - · It supported that decision. by best sbowing on the cost-of-living that consumer spending is re,viving ·. Tbe government 'saiu that output • declaring that ''inllationary presfront since a similar tiny increase at the nation's factories, mines and sores have receded enough" . to last November. · The new reports were c~rtain to utilities eked out a 0.1 percent· switch _from fighting price presbe welcome news at the White WASHINGTON (AP) - 'fhe U.S. economy, on the verge of s!alling out earlier this ye~, is no.w showing a welcome ptckup tn activity with retail sales rebounding and industrial production increasing for the first time since febru- .. ' ' • sores to worrying about a reces- . modest rising by jiL'I 0 .1 percent sion. Today's small rise in the CPI, for the s econd straight moqth . which followed a .report Thursday While fruit prices were up 4.5 perthat wholesale prices 'ICtually fell cc111 , this wns olfsct by a 3 ,pel<:ent by 0. l percent in June, provide sup- drop in vegetable· costs. led hy a 38 .8 percent drop in th e pn cc ol port for that view. The tiny 0.1 percent overall rise lettuce . the bigge s t nne -month in the CPJ occurred despite the fat; I tleclinc sin ce February l 'J) 2. tl'mt energy costs shot up 0.5 perPrice pressures remaillcd mnd~r­ cent for a second straight month. ate outside the volatile food and Gasoline prices were up 0.4 percent energy cate~ori e s . The .~o - called while home heating oil COSts rose core rate Ill mnatton rose 0.2 pcr0:9 percent and elec tticily coSt.s·· -ccm in June, the sam~ m; May · were up I . I percent, the biggest lntlatmn excludmg ~nergy and rise for electricity in more than two food has been nsmg at an annual years. rate of 3.6 percen~ compared to a Pric&pressures in food remained nsc of 2.6 percent lor all of 1994. ., PercQnt change. monlh lo month, ' seasonally a~ u$led 0.8°1. 0.6 : lll..dhll! -0 2 JA SO N OJF M4M J 1994 ol l abor Stal15h::s 1995 AP ,. • - ................. �• r· • Friday, July 14, 1995 Page 2 • J'he Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, July_14, 1995 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio --Area Deaths~Mae Tyler Lynch _ . OHIO Weather Satunlay, July 15 Accu-Weather• forecast for 1969, "eil Armstrong Was The First ~ 95' ·Man On The Moon. . . • W. VA. D()n WoOd Cives You Out-Of-This World Deals. 95 Ford Contour GL 5 24 month dosed end INSe' • Air Conditioning • AM/ FM Cassette · • loaded! 11000 OOMt & 1st pj!ymenl, $8C\.Ifl(y deposit, tax, IItie, Wldlicense, 12,000 mites per yea/, 24 mcrnn dosed end lease. 15C lor aadl add1bonal m.le. 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Photographer Howard !lingham drew smiles from tite jury with his fied. affable manner as he described Six witnesses painted starkly an old acquaintance, on Simpson, contrasting images Thursday oC ·the red.eye flight to Chicago the Simpson in tlle hours immediately night of June 12, 1994. :'It seemed following the murders of Nienle like tlle OJ. I see all over," he Brown Simpson and her friend said. Ronald Goldman. Another passenger on th~t The crucial testimony helped the flight, UCLA student Stephen ·defense recover from a major setValerie, said he recognized Simpback earlier in the day. Judge . son. "He was very pleasant, smilLance Ito rejected a defense bid tn ing. I noted his cloUting was very present its theory that the murders well pressed. He looked sharp," were committed by drug dealers Valerie said, drawing a smile from whose real target was Ms. SimpSimpson. son's cocaine-abusing friend Faye . Jim Merrill, a Hertz corporate Resnick. 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Michael Dellavalle Jr.. 23, 332R Jacks Road. l~utland. a p:t<scn, ger in a pickup truck driven b.y DwaiiJ H.. Edwards , 31, 36063 -l"licholson Hm Road. Rutland. was taken by the EMS to Holzer Medical Center. He was trellled and relcHsed for multiple lacerations. a hospital spokespetson said. The patrol said Hutton wa~ driving southbound and Edwards northbound . two-tenths or a mile south of Township Road 447 (Beech), at 6:30p.m. when hnth vehicles went left of ccmcr and collided head-mi. Hutton's car wa~ severely U:unagetl and Edwards' pickup was moderately d:unaged. the patrol said. The accident remains und er investigation. -·-··- t •• . l6 Weelu ................................................. $47.06 5.2 _ .................................................... $92.56 Rates Outdde Melp County IJ W..kl ................................................. $21.61 26 - .................................................... $49.66 52 w...................................................... $96.20 -~ -- Charles L. Stanley Woman narrowly misses jackpot A Darwin woman barely missed Wednesday night's $R million Ohio Super Lono jackpot by one number. Dottie Pierce's louery ticket purcha.,cd at Whaley's Grocery in Darwin contained the nun\bers 2, 16, 21, 25, 32 and 46 . Nut.nbers selected in Ute drawing were 2. 16, 21. 25, 32 anll 45 . For hitting tive or Ute six nnmbers, sl)e will receive $1,141. _ Charles Lewis Stanley, 67, formerly of Meigs County. died Thursday. July 6, 1995 at his M:mslield home. · . Bom April 16, 1928 in Pomeroy, tlle son of Ute late Lewis and Dora Davidson Stanley, he worked in the Beckley-Cardy Group in marketing. He was a member of the Aladdin Temple Shrine, Masonic Lodge #363 Middleport, Scottish Rite Valley of Columbus, Eastem Star Mount Vernon and Moose Lodge #341 . , He is survived by his son, Charles Stanley of Westerville; daugluer, Cindy Hubbell-Shurelds of Columbus; six granchitdren; and sister, Margaret Ehn\an of Gallipoljs. Services will be 2 p.m. Sunday in the Central United Metlux!ist Church in Mansfield, with Ute Rev. Paul Beal oniciming. Contributions may he made to the Ronald McDonald House or Special Olympics. Inmates begin prison sentences Three Meigs County men were transported hy Meigs sheriffs deputies to the Orient Reception Center to begin serving prison sentences imposed in the Meigs Cmmty Common l'letLs Court. Kenny Mays, Reetlsville. was sentenced to 1R months for a probation violation. Erik Paxton and Chad Speakman. both of Pomcmy, were senrenced to 18 months in pris(m for hurglarizing the Cnurl Stn:cl Grill in Pomeroy. The prison sclllence wa.' set after Otey failed to qualify for admission to the Southeast Probation Treatment Alternatives Center in Nelsonville. Today's livestock report COLUMBUS (AP) - IndianaOhio direct. hog prices at selected buying points Friday by the U.S .Department of Agriculture Market News: Barrows and gilts: mostly 50 cents to LOO lower; demand moderate to light. U.S. 1-3, 230-260 lbs., country point.s ~5.50-47.50 , few 48 .00; plants 47.50-48.50, few 49.00. , U.S. 2-3. 230-260 tbs . country points 40.50-45.50. . Sows: under 500 lbs. steady; over 500 lbs.' steady 10 50 cents lower. U.S. 1-3 300-500 lbs. 26.00. 28.00.; 500-650 lbs. 28.00-30.00. None injured in Pomeroy accident No one waloi injured antl'no one was cited in a minor accillclll on the edge of Po1_neroy Thursllay afternoon, according to village police reports. . · · • Randall J. Swick. :'\I, Williamstown. W.Va .. was drivin g west on Chester Road in his 1988 trnctnr-trailer gas truck at 1:12 p.m. Thursday when he pulled into Ute left lane at a sign that .;tatcd ''One Lane Traffic Allead," records show. Swick swerved back in the right hme In nvoitl oncoming traffic near Dark Hollow Road ami struck d1e sign, acconling lo the polit-e report. . Timmy A. Mays, 37, Henderson , W.Va., reported minor damage to his 1992 DOdge Colt. records show ; Mays wa.' following bchinll Swick and struck tite sign. · Estimated receipts 30,000. For the v;eek: harrows and gilts 2.00 higher; sows mostly steady. I)rices from Th~ Producers · Livestock Assucialipn: Cattle: 1.00 lower. Slaughter steers: choice 60.0066.00; select 55.00-61.00. Slaughter heifers: choice 58.0064.25; select 54.()0-60.00. Cows: 1.00 lower; all cow.s 43.75 and down. Bulls: steady; all bulls 52.00 ami down. Veal calves: no trend offe~ed; choice 52.00 and down. Sheep and lambs: 5.00 lower;· choice wools 85.00-89.50. EMS units answer 9 calls · Units of the Meigs County Bnyenton, HMC. Emergency Medical Service logged RUTLAND nine calls for assistance Thnrsday 11:22 a .m., RutJterford Road, including two transfer calls. Units Amhony Hensley, 0' B leness -responding included: Memorial Hospital; MIDDLEPORT 6:37p.m., volunteer tire depart3:28 a.nt., Beech Street, Ray ment and squad, motor-vehicle Garlinger•. Veterans Memorial Hos- accident on Jacks Roall, Mike pital; Dellavalle was taken to HMC, 8:44 p.m,. Hartinger Park, Dwain Edwards refused trcaunent, Adam Moodispaugh, VMH; Many Hutton was transported by 8:59 p.m., Rutland Fire Stalion, ·the Middleport squad to YMH Diana Walker, treated at Ute scene. pending tran~fer ro Grmu MedicHI POMEROY Center via McdFiightll helicopter. 7:31 p.m., Loop Road. Teresa Wood, Holzer Medical Center. RACINE 8:17 p.m ., Pearl Street, Gait VETERANS MEMORIAL Thursday adl"issions- none. Thursday discharges - Resa Pack. Gallipolis. , Two alleged victims of child HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER endangerment suspect William Discharges July 13- Steven Cody Casticlc were incorrectly Lit~e. Mrs. John Curtis and daughidentified as his stepsons in Wednesday's Daily Sentinel, ter. Mrs. David McNeeley mtd son, Audra Hetrich, Dorothy Reynolds, according to a family member. The Mary Hilton, Michael Mea<lows, children were incorrectly identified Phyllis Porter. as his stepchitllren hy . a law BirthMr. anll Mrs . .Gary enforcement official .. Wilcoxen, daughter , Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va. , KANAUGA DRIVE-IN (Published with permission) Meigs announcements j - . • Round and square dance A round and square dance will be held Saturday, 8-1 t p.m., at the Tuppers Plains Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9053 with music hy the Happy Hollow B_oys. Free music In pork Star Milt Park in Racine will feature free music Saturday :H 7 p.m. Bring lawn chairs. Council to tn<;el Radne Village Council will meet in recessell se&,ion Monday, 7 p.m . at Star Mill Pa(k. • (;nnlinut:s ReviVal services arc conlinuing ai the Mount Olive Community Church, Long Dottom, through · tomorrow, 7 p.m. each evening~ : Evangelists Gary and Sandy' Bachelder arc conducting the scr- . vices. Rt:viv~l Hospital news Correction FRI., SAT., SUN. • S'J'LVESTER STALLONE IN COLONY THEATRE JUDGE DREDD R FRI. THRU THURS PG-13 ONE EVENING $HOW 7:30 • "' ;:::.:::::=::;:=~ RPOLLD IS lPG~ 7:00 ,'.:411 OAll.V NtTINflf!S CAT/SUN 1 :00,): 40 POWER RRN6ERS ..Oh~';U OOOUII{]ANN(.oi<J ti'C I 7:00 I'~ f)A II.Y IV.TIHI':f:S 611'1'/ S UH 1:1!1 J;OO ;:=;:PO;:;r::;A~H~O=N~T ft;:;l~ hTMR N..a c 1 J 7:20,9:00 DAILY MATI NI!f!S S AT(SUH 1 !00 J : JO NO ~·ws FDR EUE A u~c.u. ""<Hf ~J>C 1)1 9:00 PM Ullll. Y NO "ATIHF.I'!S. ' CONGO AND CASPER ITIWIN IIIUI \"!;C!!!!~~~!.L!!!~!..!J~~J PG 446-0923 446-1088 GEN.ESIS BIBLE STUDY CLA~S Every Sunday Moming 10arri--.11 am Ash Street CHICKEN DINNER HOT DAYS, COOL OEALSII <:tiEW14X7D Mashed Potatoes & Gravy Vegetable Side Salad Dinner Roll C Freewill TRY OUR HOMEMADE PIES Open '1 Qeye Aw,.k . Baptist Church ' 10:00 am to 1O;OO Prn:c SKIRTING :::> CATHEDRAL CEILING BAY WINDOW UP GRADE CABS TIED DOWN · INCLUDES ~ENTRALA.CJ 'it J86ou I'ER \!0\Tll STORMS DELIVERED & SET-UP FROST FREE REFR IGEAATOR OPEN Mon. · Fri. JUNCTION OF Middleport, Ohio G.R.Q.C. Accredited Diplomas Offered.• US AT. 33 &.AT.595 B:30 • B:OO Sat 8:30.6:00 YJ-OSED SUNDAY BETWEEN LOGAN& Teacher Les Hayman NELSONVILLE 992·7410 ·~-·--- .. . - ·· · - - · -·- ..... - -~ ' ~ . . Alzheimcrs and related disorders support group will meet . Wednesday, 1-3 p.m. m tite senior citizens center in Pomerny. Tech- . niqucs for managing incomincncc. . bathing and l.lrcssing, depression management and acrivilics f(ir the - dementia patient will be discussed. Alzheimers group bw.l~uj . • Stock rcpnr~ are the 10:30 a.m. quotes ptovlded by Advcst uf Gallipolis. POSTMASTER : Send odd~~~ corrections to The Daily Sentinel, Ill Court St .. Poi'Tic=roy, Ohio45769. • Rutland area crash injures two Robert W. Pitthan, 72, of Ravenswood, W.Va .. died Thursday, July 13, 1995 at Jackson General Hospittl, Ripley, W.Va. Born Sept. 21, 1922 in St. Louis. Mo .. the son of Ute late Wt~ter and Mary Vosburgh Pitthan, he was a civil engiileer with the Parkersburg Rig ~&-Reel and retired from Kaiser Alwninum Corp. · He was World War II U.S. Anny veteran, a member and elder of Ute First Presbyterian Cburch, member of tlle town council, past president of the Greenhills Country Club, and a member of Ute Masonic Lodge #12 F&AM of Ravenswood. · He is survived by his wife of 46 years, Nina Abels Pillhan; sons, Samuel Pitthan of Charleston, W.Va .. and Karl "Gus'' Pitthan of Ravenswood; daughter, Susan Quesenberry of Reynoldsburg; and six grandchildren and four step-grandchildren. . · Services will be 2 p.m. Sun·day at the First Presbyterian Church of Ravenswood, with tlle Rev. Wallace Wilson officiating. llurial will follow in tlle Ravenswood Cemetery. Friends may call between 6-9 p.m. Saturday ~- Ute Straight-Tucker & Roush Funeral Hollle. Ravensw<xxl. By The Associated Pross Sunset tonight at 9 p.m. Sunrise Conditions will remain hazy .. Saturday at6:15 a.m. Weather forecast: hot and humid wi\~ a chance ·of Tonight...Wann and tnuggy . A thunderstonns in the north tonight and statewide on ·Saturday. Lows chance of thunderstorms north. tonight will be from 70 to 75. Lows 70 to75. Highs Saturday will remain in tlle Saturday ... Continued hot, hazy 90s. and humid. Partly cloudy ... A A chance of thunderstonns Sun- cl!ance of thunderstonns tlorthenr day, with lows in the upper 60s and two-thirds. Highs in the lower and tower 70s. Highs ranging in the mid 90s. Extended forecast: mid-80s far north to tite lower 90s south. Sumlay ... A chance of thunder- . On Monday and Tuesday , titere · stonns. Lows in the upper 60s and will be a chance of thuuderstorms lower 70s. Highs in the mid 80s far mainly in the souUt. Lows in the north to the lower 90s south. mid-60s to the lower 70s. Highs in Monday aud Tuesdny ... Chance the. low 80s nortll to the upper 80s of thunderstorms mainly in the . far south. south. Lows in tlle mid 60s to tlle The record high·on this date in lower 70s. Highs in the low 80s Columbus was 106 in 1936. The north to the upper 80s far south. record low W3$ 47 in 1950. 24 month dosed end 1~· "$1000 tbwl! tst payment, security deposit, tax, tille, Md JM;ense, 12.000 miles pet year, 24 ·monltl dosed end lease. 15C·tor each aoditiOnal ~Tijlll, opbon to pur~ S9t39.o1 . T01al paymeflts $4799.76. • C1995 Aceu-Weather, Inc . No break from the 90s possible until Monday · MSRP 515,174 ;.,....&~-r~~~ 95 Toyota Camry 516,899 199!~n 95 Pontiac Grand Am 24 month dosed end~· MSRP $14,582 Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Vis AssocitJ!ed·F'ress Gr11phicsNe1 General Motors 95 Toyota Corolla McARTinJR - A Vinton Coullly grand jury rctumcd a murder indictmem against Jason Baker. 24. Alexandria. Ind .. in connection with the death of a Wellston man last month. Baker is lodged in the Ross County Jail under a S750.000 l~md. Baker was charged in tile stayin£ of IK-year-old William Eric Walton . Walton's body was found in a shallow gra1•c ncar Wilkesville on July I. He had been missing since June 22. when authorities said he did not return from a fishing trip wuh Uakcr. A preliminary report from -the Franklin County wroner\ office has attributed Walton's death tn drowning. An initial appearance dtlte for Baker-in Vinton Coun ty Common Pleas Court has not been set. a Ice Toyota Ford • -- -~ Indiana man indicted for murder Robert W. Pitthan ... ·. 95 Ford F-150 XLT 4x2 Pickup now I 98' In 1995 . ~ .tl•lcolumbusl97' Local News in Brief: Mae Tyler Lynch, 88. of Middleport. died Toorsday, July 13. 1995 in Pleasant Valley Hospital. Born Nov. 27, 1906 in Ohio. the daughter of Ute lme Alben and Rena Goeff Tyler, she was a homemaker and worked for 'everal years cleaning homes. She was a member of the First Sou them Bapt iSJ Church and the Meigs County Senior Citizens . She is survived by her daughter, Carolyn Jenkins of Springfield; daughter-in-taw, Delores Lynch Surface of Middleport; granddaughter, Dtana Johnson of Letan. W.Va.; grandson, KeiU• Lynch of Middleport; and five great-grandsons. She was preceded in\death by her husbanll, Guy E. Lynch; son, Robert Lyncb; and brother, Albert Tyler. Services will be I p.m. Saturday in the Fisher Funeral Home, Middleport, with the Rev. Lamar O'Bryant officiating. Burial wilt follow in Miles Cemetery in Rutland. Friends may call between 7-9 tonight at tlte funeral home. IMansfield 195' I~ '• MSRP$15,325 conditions and high temperatures The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 • ·---- . ®. �• • ' Friday, July 14, 1995 • Sports The Daily S!(.~!!~~ Page4 lOmfort of the VISitor's Uresstng room at Wngley F1eld to watch the rc~l of Curcmnat<'s 11-5 vtctory over U1eCh1ca•oCubs e Tempcracures as h1gl1 as 106 degrees were recorded m Chicago, mHJ H was 103 a1 gam!! tune 11 rcmawedanthe90!t~longnfrer u<ghrlall, and the thrck, <fill .11r made lor miserable ,ond11rons .. Jt.!'i gol to be the honest grunc l'vt! ever plnycU tn, way hotlct than rhe Domrn1can Republic.' sa1d RrJu. who allowed trve luis and lhrcc runs m wmmng de"p11c con- unuetl elhow ~.;orene\"~ ~ Th:u was a g<Hid day !ll [>l.ty mdnor spons · R<J<l (5-4) helpeu h1msell h) capp<n" lhe h•" li"' 11111111" \\llh" o two-mno :·angleJU"-1 the othuU lut all season lorlhecaree< 1~4 b.!lle< 'Tm hoi at the plt~lt!," he ,a 1ll " f've got ·1 <Jne-,'HilH! lultm•r slreak" ' " o Although Ihe Reds play rhe11 home games at a s1ad1um wuh .ut 1fic1aJ Cult that tends to 1e1(un hem Cmcmnau manager Davey Johnson satd "Thrs rs lhe ht>lle•t 1 c, 111 remember. no qucsuon Doth s1c.Jes plt~yet.l hard , bolh su..les u)..eJ every· hotly, but 11 was very snll<ng We coulljn'l ger any hreczc out there But .u leasr we wn11" 1•he vtctn,y· m thcu fil!-.l g.unc aller the AIJ-Sro~r h<c.tk mcrc.<scd the Rt:Ll.s' NL Cen11.1l Jc.u..l 111 s1x gamesoverlfouMon.mdc 1utJtovL'r Clueago .Less rhm1 SIX weeks o ago. the Cubs had .1 sh,u-e oUirs! pJ. 1cc ''Every g~une IIi unpo11anr, nor JU~I t;.Jmes .1gam:..1 the Reds.' ' s,Ull Chicago shorlstop Sh.<won Dunslnn. who h.uJ ,1 rwo-run 111 pJc hul ~ilsn mdde 1wo ftrst-mnln~ c1ror~ " I! was IU\1 ano01er g.une lle rcluscd lou»<! lhe hc.11 '" .111 excuse · W c ' te .1 I w.ly"' comp I allltng about cold we.!lhcr 111 Clm.<go," Dunsron satd 'Now ll's hnr so Jon'tcompl.unlt,hcUcJIOhl!hot ll.lll 1 co Jd " II or or wid, Cmcmnau's O.uTy Larktn Silld, "1t's .111 d lll<ltiCI ol COIH.:Cntralnlll '' He til splayed Ius concen ii.!IIOn by homeung, t11pllng. dnvrng Ill llucc lUlls .unJ Ann Landers Devils to stay in New Jersey .for at lec,st one more seaso~ . an agreemenrumnvrll cqmmll Ole Dcvrls LOOlcone-yearlease The lwo srdes wrll conlmue 10. negouale toward a long-1enn agreemcnt IJ no ag•eemenl rs reached hy Sepl 15. lhe spons <luthnflly wrll revtsc Its molton for a temporary restr;umng order to keep the ream 111 Lhc slme, Kobert s.--ud Ill .1 cour1 hearmg today The autlmnly has wrOldrawn 11s request tor a restrauung order for now . bul Supertor Co uri Judge Peler Crolmo u1d nol drsrmss the mo11o11 and lett open Oleoplwn lhat II coul<.l be revtved. "Hopelully.u wrll nm he necess.rry tor us 10 be here on U1~1 d.lle (Se'pl 15) or on any other occa- -ny TOM CANAVAN - 'EAST RUTHERFORD N J (AP) - The New Jer<ey Devrls and Olerr landlord announced 1<1day they had s1gned an agrccmcm t.h~u wrll keep Ole S~wley Cup champr ons m New Jersey lor ar leaS~ one . year AI a news conference. NIIL commiSSIOner Ciary Benm.m sauJ the two stdes hru..l reached tcnt.tllve agreemenl on a deal lhat would make Ohe Meadowlands Arena the Devtls home for lhe nex1 12 ye,lfs T~e longer-lerm deal "suhJeCI ·'" Ote srgnmg ot an agreement 011 or before Sept 15, Denman S<lld Joel Kober!. allnmey lor Ihe New Jersey Sports rutd Ex posruon ·Aurhomy. smd borh p;rrt<es stgncd sum." Crolmo·;:ntu rcSJaurm1r These unprcw~mems an: Lamonello s:11d he tell al!li<Hles 13enman openeu the news con- lobe Iundell by new reve11ue gcn - ch.mged oyer th.c p.<sf Ulfee rpnnlh~. terence 'wuh a sunple annou11ce- er:ued hy rhe adutltonal l.<crl<tJes atier the Devrls lhreatened to move men!' "~he Devils are staymg " A 11 olhcr key prov~<wn of Ihe to N~shvtllc. "I cnn ' We tell comHe saul Ihe two sHie!t~ hnd deal 1s that no nlher lfldJOr spo rt" torlc~hle thnl we fm(t1Jy got Ihe mcsC<~gaged m hard-tough! negol<«· lranch"e wtll be able ro move nllo sage lhrou g h.' · he s:nu "It's lions, bul came lo terms tin "" lhe area. The New YOlk Yankees unlmlun«lc rhal 11 had In he !hrs agreement Ur.!l will make tl1e le.rm have expressed !llleresl 111 movmg way" "compewrve 111 the II!HIIIcr.d to New Tersey, bul lhe cl~use L.unoncllo sattl th.rl cvc11 w11h arena·· would cltecllvely r•eclmJt: such a the tmprovcmenh the Mc.uJowKey tenns of the remauve agree- move hy thl! basehalllmnchtse J.mUs An~n.1 wJIJ ncvc1 he on" p;u ment mcludc a eommumen1 !rom Devtls owner John McMullen wl!h newly hull! lac<lli\CS, hut rhm lhc sporls authoruy lo spend $12 perused DeiUmm's role ;LS a media- hers happy wuh lhe agreemenr mrlhou on rcuova(<on of the Dren- ror 111 Ihe wlks anu S:l!d he w.rs To<lay's annnu11ternen1 c.unc I'"' dm1 Byme Arena pleased w11h lhc ,<g recmcn! hoUis .Iller the 1wo Sides ad1oumed Olher provmons c.dl tor rhe "Cle.trly !Ius 1s the pla~e for the laiC Wetlnesd:ty. unahlc to t<ll.tlrzc thsl.!llauon ol new club se,ll!llg. ream 10 be at tim 1une, .md ['m an agrcemenl on ,, new Jco~ sc renova11011 or old luxury box ""res. happy rhmgs workcu oul well lor Ntigol!.rtuHrs resumed IIHlay cons1ruc110n ol new snues ,f! rhe all ~>I us .. McMullen s,ud The Dev il s. w~10 moved to New arena and conslrucuon nt ,, new Devrls gcncr.d 111 , 1n,1gcr Lou Jer,cy !rom Cn lm.rdo rn' 10K2 clauned 111 Aprrllhe spolls authon 1y hre.rched l!s tease Ill 13 ways cosl<ng ]he leam $11 mrlllon Dcvtis owne1 John McMullen was con stdenng ,1 lw..:tdllvc otter 10 move the leo\111 lo N.<shvrlle (n>v Chlls!lc Willlmo~n .tcknowleu~ed Wcdnesd.Iy !h,fl tl1c sl.<lc w," uH!SIIIcllng rars111 g mnm!y hn •cnovo~tums .u lhe (ucn.1 hy selling a t.:orpor.tlmn U1t: nght lo , p111 <I s n.11nc .I IIli syrnhol on lh e .uen< 'If dcpc11ds on wh.t! lhey lmally end up (wllh) wl1.>1 rlw lm.rl rcco<nmcndarum rs. · Wlurman s,ud '1\g.un. <I lhcrc ",, w.ry In nllser ct>sls th.um.tkc sense .urtl Uld! rs11'1 l11nny There , ue cer1r11n names we wouldn'lac~cpl · Hargrove hopes today's twin bill vs. A's won't bump Tribe. off track By CHUCK MELVIN CLEVELAND (:.,_P) -Even under the best or ClfCUJHslances, doubleheaders pose problems for a manager Cleveland's Mrke Hargrove rs hopmg playmg one on extremely shon nnuce won'! spoil what has been a dream season lor his team so far "The lhmg thai scares you abour doubleheaders " lh.rl lhey .can absolulely try your hallduh," . ·Hargrove sard Thursday nrglu .rllcr · Ole lnd<ans' game wr01 01e Oakland 'AOllehcs was ramed oul rn lhe Ourd mmng That one early m the season 111 '92 fned our bullpen tor a 14 nwnU1 '' Thursday's game was unmed<alcly rescheduled for Fnday as pan of a twt-mght doubleheader hegrnn<ng a1 4·35 p m EDT Neuber Hargrove nor Oakland manager Ton¥ LaRussa would say who would prlch the exira game, Charles Nagy wrll p11ch one g;~ne tor Cleveland, and Anel Pnc10 wrU puch one for Oaklanu ''I'm gotng to thrnk about 11 overrught," LaRussa sruJ "I'm hope Omt doesn 'I happen agrun " Thursday tught's g.unc wt~s called oft alter a ram del,ly oJ 2 hour s, 34 mrnules tn lhe lhml mnmg w1U1 the scllrt: llt:ll 2-2 Alben Belle and Srmdy J\lom.lf )lomered lor the lndrans oft Dave Stew;ut 1n lhe secontl Jntung alter sure Pneto wrll prlch one ol Olcm We could brmg somebody up o~ pull someone out ot 01e hull pen" La Russa also mentioned. star1er Ron Darhng, who was not schctl- uled to work dunng 1he tour-game senfs, it-.; 'a poss1hlhty The Indrans played a double header wrth Boston 111 Apnl 1992 on the' heels ot a 19-Jmung g.unt: wr01 Ole Red Sox "II took aboul three weeks tbr our hullpen to gel sltruglllened oul afler that, where everybody had enough rest,'' Hargrove said ''I lhe A's had taken a 2-0 lccHJ agrutlsl M;rrk Clark n1 the liN on an RDI tPoundout by lnson G1amh1 (IIHJ Mrke Aldrele's run-sconng smglc "The hall was really JUmpmg," H;lfgrovc smd . Harbour wins Riverside Open championship : Mason, W Va -Evans Harbour of Harbour, co-owner of lhe New Charleslon, W Va . shor a 143 lo wrn Deer Run Golf Oub at Wmtield, : hr s tirsl Rrversrde Open Goll Tour W Va. IS lookmg forward to nexl · nament week's annual West V1rgmm Amateur Harbour, who has played rn at held althe Greenbner 111 While Sullea<! 20 of lhe 24 pasl events ar Rrvcr phur Spnngs. W Va Side. shol rounds of 70 and 73 for a A total of 84 players slarted 111 the 'two shot vrctory over Sieve Fox Fhghted DIVISIOn Wllh seven nrghls (72,75.145), and Dav1d Jude (74- ~ compellng tor the IWO days Ot play : 71 145), bot'h ofHuntrnglon, WVa, Among players allendmg from : and Rory-Gallaway (72-73·145) ol long-d rstances were George Carper, Ashland, Ky <In arr-lraftic conlroller from HousThe Champronsh1p Fh~hl had a lon, Texas and AI Pohng tonner golf · tolal of 52 players competing wllh coach at Wahama H1gh School who several former and present Srare was here !rom Balon Rouge, Amaleur Champrons rn rhe field Lou1 s1ana The wmnmg tolal was lhree over The two courses most represemIhe Rrvers1dc par of 70-70 140 Hared by away players were RiverVIew . hour's grear puumg and be<ng able 1 Country Club of Madrson and to handle the swrrhng wmds were Fmnkhn Valley Golf Club of Jackson. · reporlably lhe key ro hr s v<clory OhiO Instructional camps slated for Monday . Anyone mlere>!ed 111 pl.<yrng foOiball for the Mergs Marauucrs nre asked 10 mee1 al Mergs Htgh School on' Monday July , 17m 6 p m m Ole varsuy locker room This Wrll be Ole begmnmg nl lhe I 0-day rnstrucbonal pemld, acco• d. rng 10 Maraud,er head coach Mrkc Chancey. Tbe 10-day mstructiOnal peri<ld lor U10se lll!CfCSICd 10 playrng toolhall a1 Southern High School will bcgm on Monday, luly 17 from 6 ~0 p m unul 8·30 p m . accordrng to new head roolball coach M1ke Kines Baseball I ANO (HnN(JI,.~l 'i 1) ll O'i p m C.rltrrrrua (Ftnley 7 7) al Detroll ( Wt,;ll~l!.f>) 1105pm AMERICAN LEAGUE Ea.~cm Dht~tun 30 34 565 521 BBIIlmorc New York ~ J9 ..n 3J 32 36 36 47K 471 (, {, (j Toronto 211 41 406 II Itom B011ton Ddrmt L &1. 4(, 21 14 13 'i07 12 Mllwoukt<F 10\ y, 47K ChtCD&:I\1 Mmne~ulu 2Y :\IJ 22 47 4:1(1 14 17..'i 2' 1 r.t<7 WeHitrn Dh \~Inn 40 30 571 Tex~ , 40 37 3{1 3'i 571 514 SeaUit\ 14 J(, 4H6 r. runtu Satunlats ~.uncs , Plulultdplllii tCir~:ell ~ 4) .I Muntr~.LI (Helli"Y 17 ),II (1'\ r m C(lloronlu \SWttt 4 :n at {';~w YurJ.. (.Sallc rha~erl 5 4) Xll.'i p 111 CINCINNATI (.Sdwurd: K 4) 11 C htcagn (Nuvo.~rru7 2) XOS p rn .Sl Lm11s (W tbarn :!.2) rl I'Jthhurl!l l (l'iragle IJ 4) H OS p m Atlantu (Avt•r("4 ~) al Sun Dtc~!! • Sund.ty's g.tmcs } 1. Oo.rJ,:bml at CLEVE LAND I ~~~ f!tn C<thfurnl:t at Detrntl I l S r 111 Ctty :.JI n tiiiiiXIIl' 18S rIll Mtnntsot:t at Nl'w Yurl.: I l~ r 111 Ottca~u at MLiwaU~t!i: 2 0(j rIll T!lrunto :ll St'<tlll~ 4 '5 ('I m Tex lll,il Bol'lon II {I~ p.111 I w L Ill fum ,, 4 Alhmt.t Phtl uddrhta Mtmlrl·UI 44 21. 40 J(l 13 l K A•~rnta Oaldantl at CLEVELAND [1[)!1 r::nn Telas 9 Bu~ton K Nt'w York 7 Mmnrsulu 2 Cahfomta 8 Dctr(ltt 5 {Itt~ 25 42 New Yorio: 2fi \J44 C.-nlr:~l Karums Ctlt ~ Builtilll.llc K Mtlwoukee 8 C!uc.t~o 7\1 (\} Toront(l4 St'attle. l 44 lluu.,ton Clue 1~11 1)1 17 PtttNhurl!h St Louts 2'i 11 Huustun (O....lhd:. 4-5) :~1 Sar1 Fr mctscto (Mulholhmtl 2 7) 11OS I" rn (o1~ 171 465 4 II j 173 171 m Un l~inn CINCINNATI Today's got me..,. · ) Sunday's g~Jne!ii St U.)\lts :11 Ptt!sbur¢1 1 35 ('1111 J'lluladelplua al Mur~lrcnl I J.'i r 111 Cnlor'Dllu ~~New Yur\c I 40 p m " LlNCINN/\11 :~t au~al:!o, 2 20 r 111 flund3 at LArs Arl~cle ~ 4 05 p m Atlanta at San Du~p:o 4 O'i r 111 ll {tU.~ Inn"31 San Frdnct~u 4 OS p m (M 'i~l ~.i l ( ~ JU 14 17 <l4ll 11 11 41 411 14 'i Otvtsltln JIJ 31 '~7 :t4 J6 4M ' :i4' 36 41<6 JJ 37 471 Transactions W.-Nitrh DH Oakland (fir tetlo (j.! tncl TOA) at CLEVELAND (Natfy 7-4 md TDA) 4 pm (Asht>y 6 -1i), K 05 ['1111 Flmula (Will I 2) lll Lus Anj!cks (NmtxiC. I ) II 05 rm NATIONAL LEAGUE t.u~ lc-rn Utvt~tnn Thursday'r. scnrcs 1~ (S prtn11er ll 2) at Oefmtl (Ltnl6· 4), 1 05 p 111 Cahf1•tn1<1 Te:ws (RotJ.efli 8·4) Dl BuNlun (\\'nkt: f1eld 7-1) 7OS p m K&ll.'iWi C11y (Ourclon 5..·5) at Dulltmun (McDtmald 2-4), 7 3S pIn MtnDetlota (Radk.e S-7) at Nc~ Yurk 0-l!tchcock l 5), 7 35 p m • Clucago (Berc 4·7) ut Mtlwaul.:et! (Donts 4·7 ), 8 05 p m TQfJJnUr (GI.I:tlllllO 2 ~~at :-ieallll' (Do a1oli 1) 10 JS ( H t!fll~~n (, (i ) ;.II St'all)t' 1),11 ~~~rIll Kans:J.~ CLEVELAND Xansa.~ C•ty Caltform;.t Oak lund I (John>.tonl) C<Ful;al D!VI~IIIO 119 ~ 71) KOSptn lill rm Saturday's ganu.-s Oucnjo (krnumlt:Z4 fi) aT MLlwauket (!WI I .{I) S OS [l m Oaklan•l (Onlmmo11 K-J) ut CLEVE- "' Colt 1r:nk• ~ An~eles S11n Fruncti'C(l Sun D1ego ~ noscboll .'i r1 Anurk"'"L. a"ut' OALTIMORE ORIOLES ActiVl.lllld lefr Manit• fhtnl hasrrmm frum the 15 d.ay th~ab le~l It~ I CLEVELAND INDIANS s~nl Jast11t Cmn .... lt'y, l'lt cltt"r putn~hr 111 Durr:.~hr ul lhe Amencan As.socJaftnn Rt!Ca!Jrd Alrtn Ernl'l~e. ptll.:her frum Dufl~ln KANSAS CITY ROYALS W:Jtved Clm.11 Uml src11fld ll:l>etn:ln, lur lh ~J rur rust cor ~IVInj! Ius unwniltltnna) rell'U.~t' Pl..tl.t'tl Chr1~ Jl ,1n~y J'ltldtt'r on lilt I 'i duv dt~at>kd lt~t Achvuted Grt ~ Gattne NliNistur lrnm the I S·day dtsaj,lnl h§f MILWAUKEE BUEWERS A~reed ll• lcrnt~ Wtlh 01'1:'!;! Sd1auh llurd b~ernan Thursday'~ scores Sun FtallClsco (i Hous111 r1 S (!2) f'lttlticklpltlll4 Montreal 3 Pin~hurgh 7 St l.AHJ1~ (i New York 4, Colrmatln 2 CJNCINNATJ.II Oue<a~· 'i Allnnta 4, Sao D1ei!.o I Flmtcla 4, Lo~: Angcl!!!i 0 Today's games CINCINNATI (Srntley 9 I) :t Clnc:s~u (Dulhnger61 ),320plll. 1 All::t.ma (Giavme M 4) :11 San lltl'!Jtll (Bene.~ J S) 1 05 p m l'htl::uklplua (()wnlrtll 7 4) Ill Muntre· -. . dcrson, (8 1 78 159), Boh Oliver, Mason. (79-80 159), Dave Bodkm. Pmnt Plcasanl , (80 80 160), Scott W>ckhne, Rac>ne, (R 1-R I 162) Second Flight: AI Poling, Baron Rouge, La . (78-73 151 ), Bob Mclnwsh. J\1hens. Ohro. (78-?R 156) Larry Starkey, Madrson (75-81 _156), Curry Haggeny, Milton, (8 1-76 157), Tom Mllchell, Mad1son. (80-77 157). First Flight: Gary Bates. Pomeroy, (68-81 149), Ron Bachrcl, Mlddlcporl, (75-75 150), York In gles. New Haven, (72 81 153). Fred Perry, Jackson, Oh1o, (8075 I ~5) Championship Flighl: Ev.ms Harbour, Charleston, (70-7'1-143). Sieve Fox, Huntmgton. (72-73-145). Davtd Jude, Huntmgron, (74-71145), Rory Gallaway, Ashland. (7273- 145). Dave Lawerence, Nnro. (7670-146), Harold Payne, Scott Dcpor, (72-74-146). Pat Caner, Barboursville, (76-72-148). Todd Fugalc, Milton (76-74-150), Ron Spencer, Chester, Ohro, (77-73-150). Rc1d , Carroll, Barboursv ille, (77-75- 152). Trm Mount, Huntington (78-74152), Troy Tucker. Mason. (7f>-77153). Todd Lu ster. Jackson Oh10 (75-78-153) al (Murhnczf.,.'i) 7 1'i r 111 St Luut K ( II III 'i (i) 11 P11! ~hurg lt (I.J.tULZi.l (, 1) 7 15 p lit Culorotlo (Reynm•• 2 (I) a! New YorJ.. (Pub1plu:r I 4) 7 411 p 111 Flunda (Burkel I (i.X) at Lo~ Arl.l,!t:lt:~ (M m"tHJe:t ij 6) 10 OS p 111 Huu,ton (Swtmldl (, J) at :\arl lranc.:t~ w{Wt!Mm3 3) lOO.'ipm ~iHI~<~s Clly (A pp!t:r )I~) at B.lltt more (Er~ck.~on 5 6) X 05 pIll _1 Mtrme1wta (u ndeculet.l) at New Ytrrk (Kat memt:d;t O·i) IIO'irm 1 Tcu.~ (P.o~\th l.: S-4) at Bw.;tnn (JI:.w~;un Major leagues The next Open event scheduled 31 R1versrde will be the annual "Mary Roush Bud-L<ght Lad<es lnvllalronat," on Wednesday. August 16 The ne)(l men's cvent1s the annual Rrvers<de Two-Man Best Ball. on Augusl 26 and 27 Following rs a hst ot players and w1nners Ill th1s year's evenl. Seventh Flight: Harvey Blam, Pt Pleasanl, (91-89 180), Davre Reed II. Mason. (93-88 181 ). Chns Murphy. Rac1ne, (91-92 183). Rrchrc Blam. Pt Pleasanl. (96-90 186) Sixth Flight: Max Wh<lialch. Mtddlcporl, Oh10. (85-84 169 ), George Carper, Houslon, Texas. (8389 172), Roy Johnson, Jr. Racme, Oh<o, (85-89 174), Kyle Wickline, Racine. Ohro, (92-85 177) Firth Flight: Robm Phalm. M<ddleport (83-81 164). Ted Woods, M<ddleporl (87 81 168). l<m Freeman, Charleston (83 ~86 169), Jrm Unerback , Pmnt Pl easa nr , (8884 172). Fourth Flight: Greg Jus11cc, Madrson (83-74 157). Gene Bralcher. Madi sOn, (79 84 163), Gene Layion, Jackson , (84-79 163) Gene Sanders, Danvrlle (80-85 165) Third Flight: B1ll Ro~sh, Hen- - ' NEW HlRK YANKEE.'i Rea.<ili!l,!netl Billy Cunnurs ptldung ~uach , It• tlam 1111 nur It 1~ue l ompl t l N 1 111.<1 N rtdr (\onlr l l IS flildll I~ Cilldl (MKLAN ll A IIIU ~rtcs ll~~~~n rtc1l M kt: lillrkt:y pttdJ~:f lur as~ gnrm rtt l'ii llt'd up (,r.,tgt' Wtl lwtL' c tllltrr Ill m E~ ln ••n lun HI li te P·..tlt!tt: I UOJ.\1 Lcagu~ Nwlluoall..-alo(U' Nntc<: Mark McGwrre "on Ore road Urp wttll, 01e A's but w.rs nul 111 lire hneup McGwrre also miSsed the plCVlOUS tWO g.IIHCS, plu s lhl! AII-Siar gmne. atter ge ll<n g hll 111 the hclmcl hy a pllch from To<onro's Dav<d Cone 1.1'1 S.!IUido~y Ke11\1y Lofton .mu Tr111 Thorne were larc scr.l!ches 11nm the Clcvclanu Jmeup T rome had " stomach vtrus .uuJ Lnflon fell a twmge m hili s1dc dunng haumg pra<.:LH.:c The Jam out erased lile rust cru~e• nl-h.ll nl George Wrllrams, called up hy Oakland from Tuple-A Edmonlllll heto1 e tl1e g;une WIIII;uns, a cmcher who was 111 lhe ll11eup al Dll , grounded out lo the mound whe11 he 1rrcd to hack away lrom an Ulsrtlc prlch French, Youngs _ a nd Layne among latest M.C KA winners Tyler French, Slephamc Young. Ed Young, Kcvm Layne ami Mrkc Hayman were the h1g Winners 111 lhe last oulmg of lhe Mcrgs ComJlCllllon Kartmg Assoc.1110n races at Ulc Mc1_gs County Fm.rgrountls Because ot the !ugh atte111oon heat, racmg IS gomg In he pushed back to 5 p m wrOl gales llpenmg at 3 p m No one wtll hc allowed on Ole track belore 3 p m A drrvpr• s mectmg wrll precede lhe event The MCKA would ,<g-<111 hke lo rcmemd area dnvt!rs anti l.u1s Lh.ll lhe tau hmrrd mv<laflllllal wtll pay a $2,000 purse on lhc S.tturdo~y ol lhc l.ur at 3 p m All s.!lcly equprpmcnt 1s re4U1rcd bcfn1c t.1k1ng ol the trnck, mclmhng hcimet, goggles or lace shreld, neck hr.tce and long pants Panrcrpallls tnllsl he able lo mn.kc wctght m Lhc da's they .uc runnmg m This week trophres WCie oiW.Ifdcd Ill lhe rookre class Wtlh Tyler f'rench prckrng up Ule hrg Will over Joshua Hayman , Charlie Young and Cacy Faulk French led -<II 11 laps en roulc to U1e Ylclory ·"a mrl h.rllle developed hctwccn Hayrmm a11d Young lor second pi,Icc Slcphame Young led .til 01e w.1y ir,ti9c Jumor ti1V1s10n wh1le Tr.tvJs fltl>uns .mu Rohel! liAI! hall led rl . ou1 lor second ll.trt t 111.1lly 131oommgton, lnd , was the w11rner, defealrng cousms Mark m1d Kelly Kmser Charhc Frshcr wa• Ure wmncr 111 1993 over Gary Wright nt Hooks, Texas, whrle loey Allen cl.umed the 1992 verston . Jack Hcwm, knl)wn as "Do n Hcwm," wont he fil sl two evcrus K-C Raceway" l<>c,rled oil US Rou1e 23 helwcen Waverly .uHI C hrllreorhe , lwo miles oul on Dlarne Hrghway at Alma fi ,!les open at 4 p m l~acJng hcgms at 7 10pm CINCINNATI REDs Acttv;Jtlll Hal 1 \I Morns first t>;.~s~m.m c dt.,ahlt'tl h!J fru111 lite I ' duy NEW Non-Toxic Yard Spray . ·Gets Rid of Fleas- Naturally! '! I LOKlJJA MARL<INS , 1\~!tv.llctl We 11l1~r~ pllclh'r 7rum lit~.: I~ tlty Da"Yul dt~.rhlu l h"l Nl W 'I OKK Ml ~~tlilr,tl l •I I rs Puhll~~ctl lilt f l~tt/1 hqn~ll,tUSCII Jl l l(htr tn 111 N~>rr .. IJ.. 1tl lhl ltil trltthtll tl l £ rl!u~ 1'/IJL,\Ilf I I'! II ,\ l'lliLLU s 'itt!tu... l I Hllllttllz ptl\lkr l'll"J'SOIIIHllfi'JU,\1ES 1\Lit' 1tt~l f11 11 (rull prh:htr lt"m lilt: l~rltv lit~ rhlttl 11 ~1 'i<'lll U ' 111"1 Mort I pltltu It { .trl ltna ''' I he S• •ulh~ ~u It 1gu~ SAN rllf foil PAilRh All tv lit 11 Dtp Hotl'1lrls ••ul!rtldtr lrt•rtl tltt' I' l.ty ~Its • thlullrst llpft"ncd Man Krnun plldu~r ho McmpJu, ol tht Suurltl'tl U l!ll~ Sclll Dilly Bl•lll t utfrd llr c Ul tlglill l L~" V..: I!·" !!I tltt p" !Ill ( \I I t;' l~llt;' :-iuf 0 Fwotlt . allll'~llt INIHANAI'Clllli t OJ 1~ W:.tvt•d U,qnurd lh.1t11phms 1ldt'IIM\l' h.r~l.: ,11111 JlU Ill<' f I IIIW IY ' ·- 1- - -•- - - FARNAM.p POT OOIODUCTO ' • Dragon Garden Insecticides • .Ortho & Dragon ., · , Vegatation Killer J {Cfllq KANSAS ( IIY CII IEF S St~llt l l lt:rtty Thuu1pMIII runmtlj! h<tl ~ lit 11 IWI y~ur ~untrad MIAMI J)OLPIIINS Sl!:"!Hccl Rtcli:y Suntlrll' wul~ rt'ct.'t,Vcr In ll twr Y<' tr 'fiiJ· tr,tt 1 ST LOllis RAMS ~~~ 11 "1 D my I As1t111ure l.llld <.hull.: Odtn t~llt!n,IV!! lmt:· mart Hnckuy N:~ttuft:~llfu,L:q ll'~u· Dl!FFALO SAD I~~;-; S1~n~cl An~lrc1 Trdtlov l:!t\lll!tnclcr lit a mullt yr •r wn· SUGAR RUN MI·LLS lruct 1 AMrA BAY U(,IITNINO Sl~,trt~11 P.tul Y~et>.,(rt ~ It rw,1nl tu 01 mullt yt:ar ~ltlllr.tt:l WINt-.II'Uo II IS NurmI Mtl..t• () )]t lrtl V t l ~ rrl~ <l~trlt<llu•tlt'} uptrt!11>11~ ,~, l ~l.nll J.!CIIH •I llllll~l:!tf Lun Sumtnt'r~ rllfl't r"r ut lPilllllllllltal t un~ Rrr.:h tnl Niilrn 111 tt\lj!<'r "' putlltc rei a Mulberry Ave. Pomer~y 992·2115 ' ' CrNkQ~.~ Dear Ann Landers: I am enclosing a news artrcle that was buried in the back of my newspape~ The Decatur Daily, Deca1ur, Ala. I cannot tell you when I have been so incensed by government waste and stupidity. This is the most outrageous abuse of the syslem I have ever heard of. I'm hoping you w1ll print the artlcle so it will hit people nght between Ihe eyes. This kind of blatant abuse of the laXpayers' money has got 10 slOp. Here's Ohe uem. BOOING IN NJ. DEAR NJ.: Thanks for writing. It's important for parents of httle girls in . -} Jackson, Miss., lo be aware that Manin received his implant. I find Obis outrageous Dear Ann Landers: That letter about "Cher· and hts former stepdaughter, "Vema," really suuck home. The two of them told each other dtrty JOkes. and Vema wore skimpy clolhes around Chet and didn't care what showed. My new husband, "Dave, • and my 21-year-old daughter, "Barbara," have become buddies, 100.1 think the way !hey dress around !he house rs ent1rely too suggestive. Dave wanders around rn his jockeY. shons, JUSt hke he dJd when he II ved alone. At mght, Barbara wilt flounce around in the hvrng roonr, or even m our bedroom, weanng only a lOwe! or an oversized T-shrn and perfume Racine UMWshare family issues Gea • WEEK~s SPE~I_ALS 308 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO 1-992-6614-1-800..837-1094 1915 PONTIAC SUN BIRD CONVERTIBLE 1995 BUICK ACHIEVA OR 1995 PONTIAC GRAND AM YOUR CHOICE , Top 2 To Choose From $12 995 '12 995 ALBANY - Revrval lentunng John Elswrck, cvangelrst, and Sberla Alnold and Sunnses, guest srngers, Fnday and Sallmlay, 7 p.m t.,ocal clergy and srngcrs Sunday,lbam-7pm , a.m Sunday, Naomr Bapllsl Church POMEROY - Dave Dravecky frlm, Sunday, 7"10 p m M1 Hermon Church MIDDLEPORT- Rev Mrke Thompson, speaker, Hobson OmsIran Fellowship Chnrch 7 ?,() Sunday ' MONDAY RAC!NE - Soulhern Hrgh Alhlenc Booslers wrll meet Mon clay, 7.10 p m al S<>ulhern Hrgh •chool, Plans wrll he ths<.1.1ssed lor lmr concessiOn ~md foolhall scmon MIDDLEPORT Brhle School, Wesleyan B<ble Hoh11css Church. Mrudleporl, Monday lhrough July 21, 7 to 8.30 p m each evenrng All welcome Rev John Nevrllc, pas10r TUESDAY rOMEROY - Eagles AuJ(II· rary mcelmg Tuesday. 7r30 p m zo;;;;,-~~o~~- GOOD HOHEST PEOPLE RODNEY - Descendams of Dr John Wh11e Spencer famrly reunron at DeLdle Farm Basket p<cn~ 12.30 p.m. For more informmi!l!J.I call 245-5029 FINEST EQUIPMENT AVAIIAJI.E .2 and 4 Wheel Alignments (Computer) •Brakes •Shocks •Struts •Tires •Oil Changes,•Lu~e Jobs •Tune-ups •Engine Diagnosis GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Pomeroy, OH. STARTING APRIL 3 SPRING & SUMMER HOURS C<u.808 ~ .lJ.QC/'ins iNd. W. Main St. Pomeroy; OH 45769 Open Mon.-Fri. 9:00-5:00 Slturday 9:00-3:00 fBI Y. mile Down River from Pomeroy Bndge 0 Mal111 Auto Sates Inc OB,t. .. - Phone 992-4484 g~ • Randy Jtw.. l, Mgr. FOR INFORMATION SALE · Auto, Air, Stereo, Power- ATTEND CONFERENCE- The Mason, W.Va., Stewart Johnson Veteran• of Foreign Wars Post 9926 and Ladies Auxiliary allended the 1995-96 VFW Stale Convention in Huntlnglon. The post recerved a pla<JUe for placing second in the <late for the Joyal· ty day book, Shown here are, frnm left: past stale commander Thomas Caldwell, post commander .Joe ~oung, Loyally Day chairman Mary Doerftr, slale Loyally Day chairman Leann Lehinsky and slate presrdent Mary Frances Adkin.,, SATURDAY 8 A.M.·2 P.M• CALL 992·5458 4!8 Anniversary THIS VFW AUX\LI~RY HONORS- V!lorans of Foreign Wars Stewart Johnson Post 9926, Mason, W ,Va., Auxiliary !'resident Eva Duncan recently receiVed Auxiliary President of the Year m Division C along with District President of the Year. She also received a plat)Ue for Legl~lalive Chairman National Home Chairman in Division C. Here, Duncan, at right, is pre.<tnled lhe di<tri<t president of the year plaque from Deputy President Mary Francis Adkins. The lwo medals she received are for president and dMricl president of Ihe year. POMEROY - Dr MMy Holman wrll be speakmg at lhe Hrll "' specific Dlfmber of days. stde Baplrsl Church, Su11day, 10 am 10 G p m Dr, James R Acree, I pasror, mvl!es lhe puhhc ·to a1te11d FRIDAY LONG BOTIOM - FmOl Full She wrll be speakmg on PRAY. " Gospel Church, 7 p m Fnday scr- • worklw1de evan£ehsm mtmstry vrce Peace Makers lo he lhe RACINE- Rcunwn of desce nsrngers Pasltlr Sleve Reed mvrtcs tlnnls of Ole laic Charles and Almoi public Hmzman Snyder Sunday, 12 10 p m at S~1r Mill f>.lfk Bml@. covSA'FURDAY . RACINE - Meebng for fann- ered drsh :ers mteresled m shrppmg lomatoes BURLINGHAM - IT:ui-Cuck· to Canada 8 p.m SaJur<lay al lhe lcr tam1ly reunwn , Buliangh.un fire dcpartmenl annex Church, Sunday, I p m LONG BOTIOM - Red B10sh " 'Church Qf Christ, speaker, Depver POMEROY -Rev W!llr.un :Htll, servrces. 7 p m Salurday. 10 Waru. Mrddleporl , speaker at It -a m and 6 p m Sunday · ~ MIDDLEPOitr FARMERS MARKET DON TATE·MOTO~S, Inc. a~-+-, - - - Community--c.alehdar GRAVELY SYSTEM To otTer story suggestions, report late-breaking news and otTer news tips 992-2156- .~ 204 Condor St. Dear Ann Landers: I read with inlerest the leiter from "Irene's Mom m Salinas," whose daughter was angry because her m-laws trooped m10 !he delivery room wlicn she gave binh.l would like 10 share a diferent point of view When my daughler. "Louise," was expecting, I was not able 10 be there for the brrth . Louise decided to videolape 11 so r wouldn't miss a thrng. Her fa1her-in-law was the cameraman The cheenng secbon mcluded her husband, her mother-mlaw, her srster-m-law,rwo glflfriends and a 5-month-old chtld. I ~ave walched the v1deo five limes, and I strll cr+' tears of JOy. LoUJse's 1wo sislers have also been able 10 watch and share in lhe arrival of 1he baby. We all think it is wonderful. -- PROUD GRANDMA • "Fam1hes. Brble Stories, Our Slones" was Ole Oleme of Ole program presented by Sharon Hall, leader, at a recenl meeting of Ohe Racine Unned Methootsl Women held at lhe church The focus or Ole program was lo explore B1bhcal concepts of famrly and 1ssues facrng fam1hes m lhe Bible and 10 'share some of the realihes that loday' s famthes face The hymn "I Love 10 Tell the Story" was sung and an opemng unrson prayer was g1ven. The women divtded rnlo four groups for a questiOJ\ and answer sesswn whrch was followed by group discussron and a closrng worsh1p servrce and benedrcbon Dunng Ole busrness sessron Lee Lee, pres1dent, welcomed !hose allendmg and read a story !rom "Druly World." The UMW purpose was g1ven m unrs'on Chns Hrll, secretary, gave her report and comlnunicatlons were rea<l A 1994 annual report card and prcture was recetved from the World Visron Kenya showing Ohe progress of Ole girl sponsored by lhe UMW. Clara Mae Sargent, lreasurer, gave a report afler which the penny fund was collection was taken and s1ck calls reported. The missmn report was given by Lucille Cardone . Plans were made for a benefr t · dmner in lhe fall for the Racine Museum. The annual D1s1rrct UMW Day was announced for Sept. 14 al the Malia Church. The "Don•t Toss tt Out" and "Teddy Bear.. projects are ongoing. A welcome party for the new minister, Rev. Brian Harkness, and obis family wa~ announced for Jbly 30 at the church. There wrll be a money tree and all church members are mvrled. The grnup vmed In again sponsor Mrs Cardone to allend the School ot Mrssrons at Ohro Northem Universuy, Ada, th1s monlh Mrs. Cardone and Opal Drddle served refreshments Get well cards were signed during lhe socral hour Others allendmg were Marg re West, Rutl1 Slearns, Marilyn Bogard, Alice Wolle, Fmnces Roberts, Margery Roush. The Community Calendar rs published as a free service In non-profit groups wishing In announce meeting and special events. The calendar IS not designed to promote sales or fund raisers of any type. Item.• are printed as ,space permil• and cannot be guaranteed to run a I've vmced my drsapproval, but nerther of Olem sees anything wrong. Barbara tells me she sees more at her co-ed college donnitory. Dave says, "I'm wearing !he same Ohmg people wear at the beach " Maybe ['m prudrsh, but their underwear IS not swimwear. Almost everythmg ts VISible in Obese oulfits. Is d11s unhealthy? My firsl husb;tnd never left Ohe bedroom unless he was fully dressed. Shouldn't Olere be even more modesty between Barbara and her stepfalher? -- WORR!ED IN NEWJERSEY . DEAR WORR!ED · Barbara sounds like a seductrve htUe wench, and your husband has popcorn where his brains belohg. Tell your daughter to knock off the stnptease, and let your husband know you will not tolerale any more sem r-nudrt~ he-sentinel News--Hot l1 n-e SU~DAY )•ltlllll.tll ~cohttual n,-. Syndlcag and "A convrcted chrld molester in Jackson, Miss., says he needed a perule 1mplant 10 live a nonnallife -- even 1f Jaxpayers had to foot lhe btll. "'It wasn't to make me more pmficien~ it was 10 have some degree of nonnalcy,' Navy veteran Mrchael EvereuMartin wd 'I live smgle, and tt's real difficult 10 lake a lady out 10 dinner and dancing and she suggests something else, and you have 10 make up an excuse, and all you can do is hold her hand.' · "Manin, 47, spent four years m pnson for a 1990 convlcJton involving 5- and 7-year-old glfls. He says he was mnocenl" -- SIGN ME POMEROY Al-A-Teen meeung Sunday, 7 p m at Sacred Heart Church. Mulherry Avenue I T GUilL' home secund w11h Adams thrrd a.hcdd of Scott Bnn(1gcr buck Mullord led lhe Stock diVISIOII UIIIJI Ed Young rmsscd fur tl1c lead Youn.g led Ulc rcsl of ll1e w.1y w1U1 Jun G1hbs i..:ommg home SCCillld .Ihentl nl r.ti'.!W Sonny Sm11 h and Greg Smllh In the 4-cycle lluKhhed te.uurc, lason Sha111 all hul had lhe race wrapped up when he was mvnlved m ,ut aCcn.le11t 1h.11 bmke Ius cluUtc ,md pur hnnc out olthe ro~ce Kevm L;tyne mherucd lhc leo1d anu wdc to Vlt.:tory over Larry McCom.ls. Ron Wilson and Todd !lrumlrcld In lhe lwo-cycle lcalurc, Mike ~l.1yman delemed Plullp LaCnmh, CI.IUde Comellnus a11d 13nrch Wtlson Slephanre Young took lhe powder puff over Lmd.1 Mrlfllll Freedom-40 set for Saturday K-C R.rceway near Chrlllcorhe will host one ollhe hrggest one-day non-sanclwned rac1ng events ,n Amerrca Salurw<y mghl whc11 the spnnt cars come 10 town tor the $8,000 pay day m 01c srxlh mll<ual Wuuson Outlaw Freedom 40 The evenl wtll h<~vc a $10,0(K) plus lOla I purse lor Lhe spnnls. dlld ,1 $500 pay day lm the UMf> modrficds ' Alrcndy GliS from s1x states :mc.J Australia are pre-enteret.l wuh an e11try hsl .rpJlltMCiung 100 expecled Last year, Randy Kmscr of .1195 lot Ang.:M ~COJII~g tlue~~tunes Lo"ng pile he< Srcve I r.1chsl'l 0-7). ,,,w h" c.ucc1 Ju\me recoHI t.dlro 1-12 lie rs 11-4 on Ore roo~u 111 I}1:-i lwo-p I us sc.1snn~,; l~o<chsel I.rs~ed only I 111 mnin_gs. h1s sho11~q maJor league ourwg lll:'<~llowcdlou• hlt~ urc I'" I~~~o" I .u ' k Ills ' Rl31 111p Ic. II .!1 Mon." ILIIt-swnng s!llglc and RIJO ~ two -run Ju1 - a uti four wa lk-; llcc.luse of Dunston's Clll>rs. I om ol U1e m runs Trachsel all owed were unearned The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 Taxpayers foot bill for convicted molester's penile implant Larkin & Rijo show hot bats in Reds' 11-5 win over Cubs By MIKE NADEL CHK:AGO (AP) - Jose RIJO knew he was m trouhlc when he stepped out the Iron! door ol h" hotel and mto Ch1cagn's record heat wave "] swore I was 1n a s.tun.J,.. RIJO sau.J ''The flflit tl11nn I though! was, 'I hope I gel st>me o runs 10 work wrrh I hope I c.m make 11 five mnmgs '" After the Reds rrov1dcd h1m wrth a 5-0 lirs1-mnmg lead I hurs day, Rrjo pnched Iu s Jive uHllngs and reltreU mto the (ur-t.:omlltJOncd Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 1995 CHEVROLET CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE 1995 CHEVY CAMARO CONVERTIBLE Loaded, leather Interior, auto, Dolby stereo. Auto, air, cassette, keyless entry, ,I PL, PW, cruise Come and test drive ·a legend! Great Fun! 1995 OLDS 1995 BUICK.REGAL • ·ACHIEVA Auto, air, cruise, cassette, tllt1 PW, PL OR 1995 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME YOUR CHOICE $12,495 • $14,995 1988 LINCOLN TOWN CAR, 32,000 actual miles, loaded .............! ........... $7995 1992 CADILLAC BROUGHAM ,Loaded, leather....................................... $16,995 l994 PONTIAC SUNBIRD, Teal, auto, air, stereo...............................:....... $9999 1991 CHEVY (1 500 P/U Silverado, air, sub, stepside .............................. $9999 1990 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 4 Dr., auto., air, more ........................~........ $8995 1994 CHEVY 1500 PI(KUP 4X4, Cheyenne, auto, V8 .......~.................... $15,495 1990 GEO TRACKER 4X4, 2tOOO miles, loaner ................~...................... $7995 All Used Cars & Trucks 'Must Go. Taxes and title fee not rncluded . All payments sub1ect to credrt approval • All pnces lhclude rebates.to-dealer TaxeS & fees not DON TATE MOTORS, Inc. Included IT'S WORTH YOUR DRIVE! Ralph Fowler, Mechanic •.,g • • �\ ,. Pomeroy • Middleport, Oh_io Sentinel • Page 7 Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity ,, . Wonhip- !0:30a.m:, 7 p.m. Wcdnerday Sel':iceo -7 p.m. Apostolic Holy EuebariJt arul Sunday School I0:30a.m. Coftoc hour followiQa. Pomero7 Westside Church ofCiuill 33226 Cbil<i='• Home Rd. Suoday School· II a.m. Worihip • 10a.m., 6 p.m. Wednuday Scrvitet - 7 p.m. ... , Ub«<J "-mbiJ ol God P.O. 8"" 467, DuddinJ Lone •· , · Mllon;W. Va. Wonhi~ Pastor. Neij T......,. . . .. . . 8:1S,I0:30a.m.,7 p.m. 0 Keno Churdf •'. Sl., . Pas101: Rev. David Sunday ocb>ul· 9:4S a.m. Wonhip • 11 Lm. and 1 p.m. Wednesday Servico -7 p.m. •' .. ,. I •,: v • • . ,. . ·" . -' . I• ' ' r , • Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service• : 7 p.m. ~ Wednesday · 7 p.m. Bradbury Churth of Christ Pastor: Keilh Cooper Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. ' 11 ' , Worship - J.0:30 a.m., 1 p.m. ..""' "., .. ~ Racinc,OH Pa!tor : Daniel Berdine ' .' Worship- 9:30 Lm. Sunday Bible Study-7:00p.m. Wednesday . , •' ' .. . ·' >J f" • • ir , .... Comer of SL RL 124 &. Bradbury Rd. Evangelist:.Dc:n:k Stump Yooth Minisu:r. Michael Tcagardm ,.. Sunday Scllool- 9:30a.m. Wonhip. 8:00a.m., 10:30Lm., 7:00p.m. WednCJday Services -7:00p.m. .. ..-. .. • . " ~ I,, . ' ' .'.... ' .' Old Belllel Free WUI Bopllst Qlureb 21601 Sl.. RL 7, Middleport Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evening-7:30p.m. Thunday Servic:ea- 7:30 Hillside Bapdllt Church SL RL 143 just orr RL 1 Pulor: Rcv.lamca R. Acree, Sr. Suoday School • 10 a.m. · Wonhip-lla.m., 6p.ro. ..Wedne1day Servia:• -7 p.m. . . ,., . . II +. •' !'il: g Mt. Moriah Baotlst Pounh .l Main s.:. Middli:port Putor: Rev. Gilbert Crais. Jr. Swtday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip - 10:45 Lm. > Antlqull7 'Bapllst Swtday School- 9:30 LID. Wonhip- 10:45 Lm. Thunday Servicea - 7:30p.m. Rulland Free WID Bapt151 SalemSI. Puor. Rev. Paul Taylor Suoday School • 10 ..... Evening • 7 p.m. Wedncaday Service~· 7 p.m. Catholic •, Sacred Heart Ca ollc Church • • 161 tdulbeny 992-5898 ~: • Puror.Rev. waller E. Heinz · ' SaL Coo. 4:4S-S:15p.m.; Mm· 5:30 p,m. .. • Sun. Con. -8:45-9:13 LID., . Sun. 'Mas• ...9:30 am. Dailey Mus • 1:30 a.m. . 0 •.J . '. ' I .11' ' • .a;-~~~~iOf. Church of Christ Pomero7 _Church or Christ 212 W. Main SL Pastor: Andrew Mile. Sunday Sdlool ~ 9:30a.m. Snowville Pastor. Aormce Smith ' Sunday School· 10 un. . Wonhip-9:30a.m., 7p.m. Putor. Kenneth Baker Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip- 10:45 Lm. (2nd &4th Sun) Christian Union Hartford Church or·c~r1511• Morning Stor Pastor: Kenneth Baker Stotdoy School· 9:45 Llll. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m. Thunday Service• ·7:30p.m. Our s..lour Lullleran Cbureb WalnU& and Hoary Su., Ra-awood, W.VL lntrim pa110n: Oconto C. Woinclr. R...mllle Churdl ot Cltrlot PallOr. Philip Suma Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Wonhip Service: 16-.30 Lm. Bible Study, Wedneada~, 6:30p.m. Wonhip-11 Wonhip • 10:45 a.m. (ht.l .3nl Sun) . Sl. Paul Lulllena Chun:b · Comer S)'l:alltOnl .t: s-.1 SL, Paneroy Pulor: Dawn Soaldina Sunday School • ~:45 Lm. Wonhip-lla.m. ' . East Letart. Pastor: Ken Molter Sunday School· 10 a.m. Wonhip - 9 a.m. Wednesday • 7 p.m. United Methodist Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhip .. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. CoolviQe Unll<d Methodist Pu-loh PaJtor: Helm Kline Old Dater Bible Chr151lan Church Sunday School: 10 a.m. Momina Wonhip: II a.m. EvcninJ Wonhip: 7f.m. Wcdncldoy Service - p.m. · Coolville Church Main .l F'tftlr SL Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhi~ · 9 a.m. Tue1day Servu::es • 7 p.m. ML QIIYe United Melllodlst Off 124 behind Wilkeoville ' · Putor: Rev. Ralph Spires Sunday School· 9:311 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. Thunday Servic:ea • 7 p.m. Rolland Church o/God 1 Pallor: Gr<gOI)' L Sean Sunday Sehool • 10 a.m. • Worlhip ·II Lm., 6 p.m. · Wednesday Servicu -7 p.m . . Syracuse First Church of God SuCKIIy Schoolald Won~ 10 a.m. Bethel Church Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip • 11 a.m., 6:30 p.m. ChurciJ or God or Prophecy 0.1. Whit<: Rd. off Sl.. RL 160 Pasron PJ . O.apman Sunday School · 10 a.m. Chester Wonhip ·lla.m. Wednesday Se-:vicea - 7 p.m. New Life Church otGod S.ll.. 248 .l Riebel Rood, Chester Pastor.l,{ev. William D. Hindi Sunday Sctool- 9:30a.m. Joppa Pastor: Bob Randol"" "'' Wonhip ·9:30a.m. Sunday Scliool· 10:30 a.m. Thun. Family Tr>ining Hoor 7 P.'"' Loog Botlom PallOr: Rev. Oiarlca Muh Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30p.m. ~ Trinity Church Second .l Lynn, Pomeroy Putor: Rev. Roland Wildman Sunday ochool and wonhip 10:25 Crace Episcopal Church 326 E. Main SL, Pomeroy Pastor. Gregory A. Cundiff Wonhip. 10:30 a.m.,? p.m. Racine Fll'll Churth orthe N....-ene Pasaor: Scou Rose Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wonliip - 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. WednCJday Services • 7 p.m. Sundav School· 9:30a.m. 1 Wonhip • 10' 30 a.m., 6 ' 30 p.m. WednCiday Servica- 1 p.m. BILL QUICKEL - ' Walker Alley, Racine, Ohio 992·2804 ,. - A Brig~t Idea! SWISHER & LOHSE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH 992-2975 .I .p:~~:::~~./1:i · Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy ·COATS SNOUFFER FIRE & SAFETY SALES & SERVICE FISHER · FUNERAL HOME 992-5141 992-7075 172 North Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio 264.South 2nd Middleport •RoOm Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing . .........,.. Crow's Family Restaurant 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy 992·5432 Established 1913 1050 Callti'Ro.:l. Shldlt, OH 435771 Pl'lontl at.--.1400 992-2121 • 106 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy euu.. t.lol'jle: 81,4-&oi1.Q288. ~AX: 81..,_.1400 W. Tid Ctieltlor, -kltnl · \;.:;·-~-:- --·-· ~- Kenny's Auto Center 1-800-486-1590111 264 Upper River Rd. Bus. (614) 446-9971 OH. 45631 Big yard l!lale hall mite north Five Polnn, Friday & Saturday only,· •Roofing • • • • • or.·. Howard L. Wrltesel ROOFING NEFF REMODELING SERVICE NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter C(eaning Palnt,lng FREE ESTIMATES 949-2168 House f!opolr II Remodeling Kitchen II Bath llemoclollng Room Additions · Siding, Roorlng, Patios Roaoonable lnaurea • Experienced 30 Announcements For Free Eetlmot" ' R & C Excavating Septics,Land Clearing, Ponds, cenae number or rha vahlcle that backed' lnlo l1li teal Camaro In the Municipal Partl.l~ lot in Gallipolla on July \ 4th berween 9-10:30pm. Call 304-675-1379, Authorized AGA Distributor Welding Supplies • Industrial Gases • Steel Sales & Fabrication • Repair Welding Aluminum/Stainless No job too large or too small! Oxygen Acetylene co, Helium all sizes Medical Grade o, Propane Trimix Ultra Mix Mig Welders Ph 773-9173 FAX 773-5861 108 Pomeroy St. · · Ma(lon, WV Light Hauling, Shrubs Shaped and Removed Miso. Jobs. 2 Gll'i1~>P rolll'r bearings 3 C10iH1 & check agttator 4 Clc<1n .111 movtng parts · John Licensed & Bonded · Yard Sate. Frl 1'4th·Sat 15th. 9·? Lots .of boys clothing NB·•H, cur· talna, glrla, Womens 7· 12, baby bedding comtortera, bedspreads, knick kn•r:ks , misc. Gilbert resl· dance. Ha~en Heights, New Ha· lllln. dog, lui grown. 304-576-4144. 675·5721 . 80 Auctions every Friday· Saturday, 7pm, MI. An o Au ction. At 2·33 ·crolllroade". New merchandise, giocerlea & lots more. Ed Frazier or 895·30t3. 930. Four male and two liemate Shepherd mix pups, 6t.,.·992- Rlcll Pearson Auction Company, . lull time auctioneer, complete auction ~ervlce . Licensed 3839. Free To .Chun;h Or Church Ratat• 166,0hlo & West VIrginia. 304· 773-5785 Or 304·773·5-447. ed Organization: PA System With 2 Speakers, 614·245-9448. Keeshoundl Sheltle way, 61o4·7o42·1104. 1 Kittens to PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE- mix goOd home, 90 to glvea· 1 Blue Heater Pup, Call 814-448- Clean Late Model Can Or Trucks. 1987 Models Or Newer, Smllh Buick Pontiac, HHJO E••t· died. 304-895-3013. Long eared miniature rabbi I. 3o.4· 675·272~. • ern"""""'· Gallipolis. Long halr black ~tnd whUe klttan, 614·002·3717. Decorated •toneware, wall tel•· phones, old lamps, old lherrnome· \ltrl, old clocks, anUque furniture. Riverine Anllquu. Ru11 ·Moore, owner. 614-992:2526. We buy eslatea. . Samoyed to give away, no pa· pare, tree to good horne, 614·9.49· Whirlpool Washer Needs Repair, 614·-446~36 - Family_Relocating .Seeks TO Rentl OWn Clean 3 Or 4 Bedroom. 2 Or - -- - Female Kitten, Friendly, 61 4-44&6627 . Y~llow lll23llfn Very 3 Bath, Rural Home Within 36 Mtnulea 01 Pt. Pleaunt JGallpolll Bridge, Ellhor Ohio fNI/ Sldo. Wll 60 Lost and Found Harrlson•llle'Presbyterlan Cburdb Worship - 9 Lm. , Sunday School· 9:45a.m. .. Middleport Presby1.,.1.. Sunday School • 9 Lm. Wonhip ·10 a.m. ' Seventh-Day Adventist Sevenlh·Day Adventist Mulberry Hta. Rd., Pomeroy Pastor: Roy Lawinsky Saturday Services:.,. Sabbath School • 2 p.m. Won hip • 3 p.m. , , United Brethren r Need several people to work in tomatoe's pickers & packers Bob Morris ,QiiO .• ; Rutland American Legion Bingo starting back Monday July 17ih starts 6:30 pm $1000 starburst Eden United Br<thren In O.rlll 2 1·/2 miles north or Reedsville on Swe Route 124 Pastor: Rev: Robert Maddey { Sunday School - I0 a.m. '· Worship. 7:30p.m. Wednesday_Service• -7:30p.m. •Mowing · •Trimming FOUND: Two Beagle clogs Salur· day In the TNT area, nq ldenllflca· tlon. C811304-675-2250 ID Identify. We will install carpet and floor coverings. Give us a call at Lost Jul~ 6th. Grey Tiger-Striped cal, Cheshtre··RI. 55' Area. Fam· bu~ing wrecks, junk autos & truckl . Alao. part11 tor sele. 304773·5343 or 773·5033. Lost· solid gray cat with blue col· lar In Middleport, 614·992·5015. Old Perrume Bottle! In Good CondiUon. Dime Store, Orug Sklre, Department Store 1)1pe With La· bets, Miniatures, Atomizers, Seta. 61 4·592·571 4. 111211 mo. / Hours Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. . Saturday 8:00a.m. to 12:00 p.m. WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Specializing in Custom Frame Repair Lost; blaclt and white Border Cotlie, SA 7 bypall, Pomeroy vlclnlly, reward, 614·992·3976: 70 NEW & USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES & MODELS 992·7013 OR 992·5!;53 OR '. 1·900·Date 'Line 1:\C \\ \TI\C Unisex Someone special in your area is seeking that dream mate to share a life full of love, romance, happiness and alfthe pleasures of life. · 1·900-776-3005 Ext. 9387 ·$2.99 per min uti!"·· 18 yrs. plus Procall 602·954·7420 6127nmo. Bulldozing, Baekhoe, · Services. Home.Sites, Land Clearing, Septic Systems & Driveways. Trucking· Limestone, FlU Dirt 1 Imperia) Tire MODERN SANITATION Servtce Poor Boy Tires POMEROY, OHIO forme~y Septic tanks cleaned & portable toilets rented. weekly & monthly rental rates. · Dual Exhaust tap in's Square dimce. round & clogging Music by "How~ Meadows & The Turntable" Kanauga. Ohio Everyone Welcome No Alcohol Homelite Saws ' '-' 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy Veterans Memorial Hospital 115 E. Memorial Dr. Pomeroy 992-2104 "Attention" Movie Sale: Video Store remodeling · Approx. 1100 Movies, Appro><. 200 Adults, Will Sell Separately. Gallia County Fairgrounds. Aea Market Ice Cream Social Saturday, July 15 Chester Fire Dept. Starting at4:01> pm · •Also will be homemad~ pie & cake & sandwiches Top Prices Paid: Old U.S. Coins, Sliver, Gold, Diamonds, All Old Collecll~les, Paperweights, Etc, M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, 614-446-2842.. Yard Sale Gallipolis VIcinity . II 0\\ \1111 DAR,WIN, OHIO AMVETS Dance Sat. July 15th 8;00 to 11 :00 • adm. $3.00 J & 0'1 Auto Paris and Salvage, & TOLL FREE 1·800·848·007 Terry chaoo 01 Alghl Properly, 304-675· 11SOE111.41G. lly 1'!11. Phone :614·388·9703 614-992-3379 - Also: Contract Work 614-992-5291 Consider Renl-To-Own, L1111 Purchase, Land COntract Or Pur- Buzz's Cal])et Installing, fnc . 18 Years Experience. •Firewood 614-247-3421 Mt. Hennon United Brethren In Chr151 Church TCltll Community or! CR 12 Paotor: Roben Sanden Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip ·10:30 a:m., 7:30p.m. W!"'ocoda~ Services-7:30p.m. LIW LAWN CARE Glasspock ................ $109 .9~, Dual Ellhausl Tap in'' Turbo's ..................... $11.9.95 AligiVIHinl Fronl erxL $19.95 Alignment four 1\tleel .$34.95 Rotation & Computor.Bal. four wheel ......................... $19.95 Job - . (614) 368·9865 P.O. Box 220, OH 456t 4 Bklwell, • ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985-4473 wanted 10 buy- antique. and u1ec1 lurnllura, no Jlem too large or loo small. Wilt buy one piece or com· plate e1talu, Osby Marlin, 814· tlles, Friday, July 14th, Saturday, 992-7441. JIAV 15th, 9A.M.,-? 253 Fairview Road, Bidwell, Knick· Knack, Car Jacks, Air CondiUon· · er. Mise, Jliy 13tn. 14th, 15th, 10· 5 P.M. 3 F'amlly Garage Sale : Baby, Chlldu;m, MIS SBf, Ctothlhg , W'h· terbed Mallress, Gravely, Misc. On Stale Route 850, Close To Bidwell. ·Loo k For Signs, Thurs. Chrlo Schelfat F & A Tree Service Trimming· Topping -Removal Stump Removal 20 Years Experience Guaran1eed 992-6351 & 992-4447 NEW HOME Waltlttg for owner ,Stdodeclon2wooded aaesllnort IYailallle) 3 BR/2 lA, Tuppers Pl. wottr, hat P"'P. lletwlly lla.lattd- Must 1111 · 12 •lfr0111 POMroJ, 17111. fr011 Atltens 159,000 614-992-2713 Wanted To Buy: Junk Autoa, An"t Condition. 614·388·9062 Or 614· 446·PART. Wanted To Buy: Junk Auto• With Or Wllhout Motors. Call Larry UIIBiy, 814·388-9303. Wanted To Buy: Uaed Mobile Hoi!... 614-446-0175. Frl, SAl. 7114, 7/15, 9·~. Ga rage Sale, 011· terent Item!! Clothes, BonkR, Toys, St. 141 Houli& Before, JumbO. 821 Nelghborllood Road, large Sizes & Small Some Furniture, From 9-5, Friday, Saturday. All 't'•rd Sales Must Be Paid in Adnnce. OEAOUNE : 2:00 p.m. lhlt day betore the ad 11 to run. urday, - MANLEY'S HOME IMPROVEMENT Roofing, Siding, Concrete, Room Addltlono, Etc. 1066 First Ave nue, Brand Name Clothing, Household 11ems, Crafts, Blcyciea , Books, Make Up Ta Sunday edlllon • 2:00 p.m. Friday. Monday edttlon • _10: 0Q Lm. §81· Various Mlerican Wheels on Sale liilll Wanted to Buy 7903 LIIM Mellaga. mother cat 202S. Chester Public Sale and Auction .' Female, part German Shapardf Collie dog & 6 puppies, will be good watch dog•. :JO•·B95-3017 --------------------"11 Teaford 992-5591 Yard Sale July 14-tS Fri·Sal. 9 til 1 86 Burdell& Addn. · Calico cat, lemale, spayed, declawed, has ahols, 9mos old. 30•· 304-372 6144 chuck Stotts 614-992-6223 · Free Estimates Insurance Work Welcome B puppies, mpther Black Lab, fa· lher German Shepherd, can pick Black male dog. ShepardiCollle mix, male dog. Btacklwhite, male 7 CheL-k elcctricJ.I system 8 RPplarc ftltur b.Jg One Step Complete Auto Body Repair 151111!-5. good _rome only. 30H75·9663. MR. VACUUM CLEANER r 675-3208. Adorable healthy puppies, to 5 Ch·~-J'I & cht>ck Ute1 s·y">fPm 6 Ctn•cK twl'.:-o WV 3·famlly Yard Sate. 2mt above New Haven. Brick house across hom Graham church. Sat july up Sa\U'day only. 30H75-7324. oc all nationally advcr11sed b1 ands We service m o~ t mnkes & models Ma1n St , R1pley. & VIcinity 4 112mo. pup, 112 Pomatlan. 304· Valid 368 W. Pt. Pleasant 2766. • One ycm warranty on work performed 992·2269 sport1 cardl, rrhc. 9arR4pm. 3 Klltanl, 1 Weeks Otd; 61-4·379- All For Only $14.95 Plus Parts Bill Slack Saturelay· 550 Russell Sl. (Gravel Hill) Mlc:ldteporl. Kid's clothes and toys, household Items, lots ot Giveaway 40 Special offer tncludcs: 1 Clc,m rnotor Item a. Morris. Vacuum Cleaner Service Special - IRE. TRIMMING AND REMOVAL SatiJfday- 10 Railroad St., Middle· port Ctothee, glider. other mise 1 will not be responsible lor any debts other than my own, Roland :NichoJs ...Me a s II' GOLF LESSONS CUSTOM GOLF CLUBS CLUB REPAIR TROPHIES PLAQUES BADGES Friday- ,Saturday, CR 20, two miles north of Meigs County talrgrounda. 9am·5pm. $300 ~award lor (Information) leading to ihe.identttlcaUon or 11· • 5116194 TFN Call Wayne Noll 992-44.05 Friday· Saturday, 1<1 · 15, 411 FoUrth St., Racine, Ohio, Cloth1~ . wicKer sotal love seat, tew collect· lb!es. misc .• etc. 98m:3pm. ANNOUNCEMENTS Sidewalks Driveways Patios Porches Slabs 992-3265 ... 1112Mn ~13/95 Four tamlly, 15·16, co rner 12• and Balley Run Rd. Clothes, cralls, dishes, appliances. restau· rant equtpment· grille, deep tryer, hoi lood bar, salad bar, retrlgera1orl. 10:00am-dark. CHARLIE'$ CONCRETE Free Estimates ___ ~ "Ftlllurlng Ktrrlucky Frltd Chicken'' I EWING FUNERAL HOME . "Dignity and Service Always" Cuckler Consu!iQ!!..Inc. -....--·-~·- Of All Lifestyles, locally or nationwide. ·1·900-945-5500 Ext. 7898 . $2.99/mln. 18+ Procall Co. 602·954-7420 • &12111 mo. •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) .V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio SJracuse First _Unll<d.Preshyterlu PaslOr. Rev. Kriun1 Robinlal Sunday School - 10 a.m. Wonbip • 11 Lm. - ~~~~------~~------------~--------------~~------~----~~--~----~--~----------~ ' ----~ • , r .' .,.-~· MEET SINGLES YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE ' FURNITURE & HARDWARE POMEROY, OHIO • 992-666n All Yard Sales Must Be Pa lo In Advance . D&adtlna : 1:00pm the day before lhe ad 11 to run, Sunday edlUon- 1:OOpm Friday, Monday tdiUon 10:00a.m. Saturday. ~ Driveways. SUPPLY of Columbus. Oh. 804W. Main ·992·2318 Pomeroy We Have Cars and Vans! : 3~7 North 2nd Ave: Middleport, Ohio Mon-Sat. 9am-5 pm Footers, • Nease sllllemenl Cbun:h Sunday Wonhip · 2:30p.m.; ~ RACINE MOWER CLINIC , (Specialize In driveway spreading) Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614-992-3470 . Sunday School· 10 a.m. Evening 7:30p.m. Tuesday .l Thunday ·7:30p.m. CHURCH StJPPLIES & BiBLES CLASSIFIEDS Lonely? Find Him or Her We Have. Their Name and Telephone Number Call Now 1-900-388-0200 Ext 8152 $2.99 per Miri must be 18 yrs. Procall Co. (602) 954-7420 HAULING 111Mfn - Pa1tor. Roy Hunter N...,_ lSI hOuee Bailey Run, Saturday, July 15th, chilcls clothes , hOuse· hold ltema, kitchen center, stereo. Country Naturals Gifts & A{cessories Homesites, " ' ~~~..........-----.==.::..:.:.:.::;.;:.;;;:_--,.-~---=-·~.,..-------....----...:.::..::.:..:::..:..::...:.;.::.....:.:.~.,.._--~-_,/f/J;;,U,_P. J. PAULEY, A~ENT annoUQeements n~ RIDENOUR. I C\\\ift S•rul a3oor.l Nationwide Ins. Co. by these area GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES ~ VInyl & Alum. Sltllng, Rooting, VInyl ' Replacement, Windows, Blown Insulation, Storm Doors, Storm Windows, Garagea. Fr" Eatlmateo - 'Riunday •ervice• · 7;30 p:m. Mill Street Middleport, Ohio 45760 (614) 992-6657- (99B-ooks) WICKS Full Gospel Ughlhouse 33045 Hiland Road, Poritcroy RD.Gwr. Rav, D. A, duPiantiar 93 ' • Wcdneoday Service. 7 p.m. l!eedsvDie Feii-.Jp O.uritt ol llle Pastor. Jolla W. DouaJu Sunday School-9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:45·Lm., 7 p.m. WednCJday Scrvic:eo- 7 p.m. Reeda•Uie Pastor. Rev. Cljarleo Muh Wonbip ·9:30a.m. Sunday School- 10:30 a.m. · UMYF Sunday 6:30p.m. Episcopal Middleport Chur<h or the Nazarene Nazarene Wonhip • 9 a.m. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Thunday Services - 7 p.m. 8:00 a.m.-3:~0 p~m. ll.lntestone Low Rates) -IOA.m. l.ooa llcu<>m Sundoy School· 9:30 Lm. Worahip- 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. ML Olive ~ommunlty O.ilreh Panor: Law~ce Bush Sunday Sehoul - 9:30 Lm. Evcning-7 p.m. W~ay Service - 7 p.m. Unll<d Fallh Church R 7 Porn B p L on eroy r-nll P11tor. Rev. Robert E. Smith, Sr. Sunday School- 9:30 Lm. MIDDLEPORT 992·2772 0111~ Houro: Mon.-Fri. 1 Thin! Ave. Rev. Oark Boker 1411 Brid&emanSt..Syrac:use . P0110r. Roy (Mike) Thoml"'"' · Sunday School· 10 a.m. · Evening - 6 p.m. Wcdne1day Service· 7 P.m. IIJesvllle Communlly Church Sunday ScJ,ool • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip- 10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. • PLACE Mlddlep..-t Pentecostal Fallh Gospel Churth Torch Church Co. Rd. 63 Sunday ·school· 9:30 a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. l'astor: Sh1ron Hauamm Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evening • 7 p.m. Wednesday Service• - 7 p.m. ·M..-se Chapel Chun:h Larry Faw, Superintendent Sunday IChool· 10 a.m. Wonhip • 7 p.m. ' Wcdncoday Service. 7 p.m. Hocldngporl Church GrondSt"" Sunday School • 10 a.m. Worship- II a.m. Wednesday Servic:ea - 8 p.m. Pa1tor: Sharm Hauml&n Evening Scrv:icca- 7:3d p.m. Wednesday Scrvicct ·7:30p.m. Putor: William Hoback Chr151lan Feii.Wshlp·Cenler Salem SL, Rutland · Pastor. Robert E. Muuer · Sunday Scbool-10 a.m. ,Wonhip -11:15 a.m., 7 p.m. Wcdnerday Service- 7 p.m. Township. Rd., 468C Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worship- 10 a.m. Wednesday Services • JO a.m. M<lp Cooperadve Pariah Norllleost Cluster Alfred Apple and Second Sl.o. PasLor: Rev. David Rwaell Penlemst.ol A. .mbiJ · SL RL 124, Racine Hazel Communlt7 Church Off RL 124 Pastor: Edael Hart Sunday School -9:30a.m. .Wonhip -10:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Ratlne Putor: Ken Molter Cnbam Ualt.a Melll... lal Wonhip- 9:30Lm. (!11&2nd Sun), 7:)0 p.m. (3nl.l4th Sun) Wednesday Service. 7:30p.m. ••• Pentecostal Syracuse Mission Sund•y s.chool- 9:30 a.m. I . Wcnhip • 7 p.m. Thbnday SCrvice • 7 p.m. Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.. Evening 7 p.m. Tbunday Service • 7 p.m. 45631. I Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity is the place to come when you need a car re.ntal. 211 2192/tfn . CllfttNI Tabernlde Chureh Clifton, W.Va. Suoday Schooi-!Oun. Pastor: Rev: EnunC:u Rawson Putor: Kenneth Baker LJD, Church ot Jtllll Chrlll, Apostolk Fallh 1/4 mile put Fort Mcia• on New lima Rd. Puor. William Van Meter Sunday-7:00p.m. ' Wedneoday-7:00 p.m. j . Friday-7:00p.m. Faith Tabernacle- Church Bailey Run Road Sutton Swtilay School- IO:oo Lm. ML M..-lab Church <I G... Racine Pasl<r. Rev. Jamea Sauedipld Sunday School- 9:45 Lm. Evcnina - 1 p.m. ·Wednesday Servicea • 7 p.m. Worship- 6 p.m.; C1rmel Ext. 6250 $2.99 per min. Must be 18yrs. Procall (602) 954-7420 Having Problems, need answers to tough questions talk live to a Personal Psychic Now! 1-900-825-3800 Ext 4274 $3.99/Min. 18 yrs. Procall Co. (602) 954-7420 P1110r. Lawrence ForanaA Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wedncaday Servic:ea • 7 p.m. Middleport Community Churdo 575 Pearl Sl., Middlepon Pa110r: Sam Andenon Sunday School 10 Lm. Evening-7:30p.m, WednCJday Service· 7:30p.m. Qhlo K~nny's ( No Sunday Calls) Fate Awaits You! 539 BRYAN . Rejoicing Ure Chureh The Salvation Arm7 liS Buuemut Avo., l'om""'f. Saturday· 10 Lm. Thunday • 7 p.m. . . Sunday - 7 p.m. Thurada~. Friday And Saturday, Sot Sycamore Sheet, GaUipoUs. Kenny's Auto Rental 614-992-7643 . r SOON. 2nd A.... Middleport Endtlme House of Pn7er (ll Burlingham church orr Rouac 33) Paator: Robert Vance S1mday worship· 10 a.m. Wcdneoday oervice- 6:30p.m. •NEW HOMES •ADDITIONS • NEW GARAGES • REMODELING •SIDING •ROOFING • PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES (61 4) 992·5535 (614) 992-2753 ~ INC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows "' Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES Custom Building & Remodel ing J&L INSULATION ' SllvenvJOe Word of Fallll Paaor. David Dailey Sunday Scbool_9:30 a.m. Evenins • 7 p.m. Chorda Piutor: Theron Durham Sunday • 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wcdncoday- 7 p.m. Belhany Past(r. Kennelh Baker Sunday SchoOl· 10 a.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. Wednesday Servic:ea • 10 LID. . Col•arJ Bible c•urdo Pom""'f Pike, Co. Rd. Paaror. Rev. Bladr.wood " Sunday School • 9:30 Lnt. Wonhipl0:30Lm, 7:30p.m. WedoCJday Service • 7:30p.m. Harrlson~llle Community Worship- 9 a.m. Sl. Job• Lullleru Cburdl Pine Grove Paaror. Dawn S!>aldin« WIJI!hip • 9:0() un.Stotday Scliool· 10:00 a.m. Hemlock Grove Church Pastor: ·Gene Zopp Sunday 1chool.- lO:jd.a.m. Church of God 11 a.m. Warship· IQ-.30 LID. Wednesday Servioca ·7:30p.m. Lutheran Servioe Faith Bapt151 Church Railroad Sl., Maoat Suoday School - 10 a.m. Worship- 1 I L.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Service• -7 p.m. Wor~.hip- ,, ., . LanJ!SVIIIe Chr151lail Cliurcb • Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneoday 7:30p.m. Hanfonl, W.VL Pa•tor:·Rcv. David McMinil Sunday School - 11 a.m. Wonhip-'9:30Lm., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servicea ·7:30p.m. ' '• 1 Vklory Bopllst lndependant S25 N. 2nd Sl Middleport Pa1tor: James E. Keesee Wonhip- IOLm., 7 p.m. Wedncoday ServiCOJ • 7 p.m. Forest Run Bapllsl Pastor : Ariu1 Hurt · Suoday School· 10. a.m. s_.em Center Pastor: Ron Facrt:e Sunday School· 9:15 o.m. Wonhip -10:15 Lm, Chrlll ot LaUar-Do7 Saints Sl.. RL 160, 446-6247 or 446-7486 · Sunday School 10:20-11 Lm. Rdief SOciay/Pri<:athoed 11 :OS-12:00 00011 Sammcn1 Service 9-IO:IS o.rn. Homomaltina JIICCiins, 1st Thun.• 7 p.m. Sunday Evening-6:30p.m. Thunday Service • 6:30 p~. t> RCOIIa.olud Clourdl <I J...,s Clorlll ot Lall4r D17 S•lnll Portland-Racioc Rd. Pastor. Jonico Donner Sunday School- 9:30 LID. , n. O.urcb of J - Llberly Christian Church Oc:xtcr Paslor: Woody CaU Rutland Pastor: Anhur Cr>btn:oc Suoday School- 9:30 LID. Wonhip • 10:30 Lm. Tbunday Servi~ - 7 p.m . Latter-Day Saints Hlckor1 Hills Church ot Chr151 Pastor: Joseph B. Hoskins Swtday School • 9 a.m. Wonhip -10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servicea • 7_p..f!l. Christian Unlon- " • • •, Bradford Church ofChrlst . ML Unloo Bapllst , Pa1tor :"Joe N. Say~ SUnday School-9:45 a.m. 'Evening ·6:30p.m. Wcdneoday ScryiccJ ·6:30p.m. Bellllchem Bapllsl ··' Rullalld c-mynltJ Cbul-cb 1 Pastor. Rev. Roy Mceany Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Sunday Bvenlna -7p.m. WedoCJday Scrvic:eo • 7 p.oL • Faith Fellowahlp CrUJade ror Christ P11tor: Rev. Fnnk1in Dicken• Service: Friday, 7 p.m. The Belleven' Fellowship Mlnlslry New Lime Rd., Rutland PaolO<: Rev. Margarot J. Robinim Services: Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sunday, 2:30p.m. BISSELL~ BUILDERS, Love &Roma ce 1-900·726·0033 Fal,.low Bible Church Letan, W.VL RL I Paaror..Rankin Roach . Sunday School- 10:30 a.m. Wonhip- 9:30a.m.; 7:00p.m. · Wednesday Service· 7:00p.m. Fridty • f~llow1h1p 1crvice 7 p.RL SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION watch or slgns. While'• c•apel Wesleyao Cool viDe Road Puor. Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m. Wccln.eoday Service • 7-p.m. Fallll Full Gospel Church l.oog Douom PallOr. Sieve Reed Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wonbip ·9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. wcc~~"'~<~•r. 7 p.m. Rock Springs · Pastor:Kcith Rader . Sunday School· 9:15a.m. Worsbip - 10 LID. Yout!t feUowoh•p, Sunday· 6 p.m. Wednesday Service ~ 7:00p.m. · Suoday School · 9:30a.m. Wcdnetday Setvices-7:30 p.m. .. ·' ' Sundoy School · 9:30 a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m. ond 1 p.m. Rutland Church of Chrla Pl5tor. Eugene E. UnderwQOd Pastor: Bill Lillie Sunday School- IOa.m. Wonhip • llo.m., 7:30p.m . .' Laurel Cliff Free Melhodlst Churcb Pastor. Peter Tremblay Take tho pain out of painting. Lot ua do It lor you. Very reasonable. Free Estimates Before 6 p.m. leave message. After& p.m. 614-985-4180 312- Freedom GOspel Mission Bald Knob, oo Co. Rd. 31 Putor: Rev. Roger Willford Suoda_y School · 9:30 Lm. Wonbip-10:4S a.m., 7 p.m. WednCJday Servia: - 7 p.m. Hoblon Chr1511an Fellowohlp Cbutd. Rov. Woody Call, Speaker Sunday aervice. 7:30p.m. Wednesday oervice, 7:30 p.on. Pomcro7 Putor. Robert E. Robin-1 Sunday Scbool· 9: u Lm. Wonhip • 10:30 Lm. Bible Study Tuesday· 10 LtD. l•terior & Exterior Kincibury Road Paotor. Jdf Smith Sunday School - 9:30 Lm. Wonb1p Service 10:30 a.m. Wonhip Service· hi and 3nl Sunday, 7 p.m. No Wednesday. Evening SelYlce Other Churches Paarl Chapel Putor: Fto,...ce Smilll Sunday School • 9 un. Wonhip·IOa.m. PAINTING & CO. · New Ha•ea Church Gflhe NuarPutor: Glmdon Stroud Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip ·10:30 Lm., 7 p.m. WednCJday ServiCCI - 7 p.m, Mln.....,Uio Pallor: Deton N o Sunday School· 9 LID. Wcnhip • 10 a.m. liNDA~$ C.rldon JnterdenomlnatJonal Claurdl Porlload F1rst Church <lllle Nazarene PallOr. Jolla w. Douglu Sunday School -10:00 a.m. Wqnbip·6:30p.m. ·· WednCiday Servica - 7 p.m. Htalll (MiddlePoi-t) Pastor. Vcrnagayo Sullivan Slnday School- 9:30a.m. Wonhip • IQ-.30 LtD. Putor: Robert Manley Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonbip - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Thunday Se1Vice • 7:30 p.m. Pomeroy Churdl Gf 111e NUIII'Puloi: Rev. Thomas M~ . Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 Lm. and 6 p.m. Wedooaday Scrvic:eo -1 p.m . Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. WednCJday Servica • 7 p.m. Thunday-SeriiooF6~ p;nL Hysell Run Hollnes, Church Youth Meeting · S:30 p.m. Elf'ening Service· 7 p.m. Wednesday, Bible Study · 7 p.m. Silver Run Baptlsl ·- --~ Soulll Belhel New TelltamOIII Sij,.,rRid Pastor. Duaoc: Sy~otridr.cr Sunday School • 9 Lln. Wonhip. 10 Lm., 7 p.m. Wedneoday Servil:o -7 p.m. Pallor: Samuel Buye FormRua 'Pulor: Deton N . _ Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wonhip-9a.m. • Wesleyan Bible Holiness O.ureb 75 Pearl SL, Middleport. Pastor: Rev. John Neville Sunday ocbool - 9:30 Lm. Wonhip ·10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. WcdncJday Sel':ice"- 7:30p.m. Tuppers Plain Church or ChriSII Pastor: Stanley Minck1 Sunday School · 9 a.m. Woohip · 9:4S a.m. Wednesday Services ·7:00 p.m. First Bapllst ChurciJ 6lh and Palmer SL, Middleport Suoday School · 9:1S a.m. .,. Wonhip -10:15 a.m., 7:00p.m. • _ A.B.Y.· 5:30p.m. . Lord'• Suwe;r I st Sunday or every month. We<lneJday Service-7ffi p.m. , ''. . . ,. I Ra<lae First Bapllsl Pastor. Rev. laO)' HaJcy ..' Youth Pastor. Aarm Young Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship- 10:40 Lm., 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service• • 700 p.m. - - Pastor: Roger Watson . 'Sunday School · 9:30 a.m. Worship -10:45 a.m., 7:00p.m. Puor. Keilh Rader Sundsy School - I0 a.m. 'Wcnhip • 11 a.m. I Pine CroYe Bible Holiness Church 112 mile orr RL 325 P.a110r. Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wcdncoday Service -7:30 p.m. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Rutland First Baptist Church Suoday School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip · 10:4S a.m. Pomeroy First Bapllst Pa1tor: Paul Slintoo East Ma;n Sl.. . Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip. IO::l() a.m. First Southern Baptist 41172 Pom""'f Pike Flllwoodl Leading Creek Rd., Rutland Pastor. Rev. Dewey Kina Sunday school- 9:30 Lm. Sunday wonhip -7 p.m. Wcdncoday prayer medina· 7 p.m. s , _ Cbardo Gfllle N...,.. Pastor. Rev. Kick SIUJail1 Sunday School • 9:30 LID. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 6 p..,; Wodneaday Scrvic:eo • 7 p.m. O.ester C-hurdi of the N.IZirtne Pas&or. Rev. Herbert Gra&c Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhip • II a.m., 6 p.m. Wedncsday Servic:ea - 7 p.m. • Rutland Church ot llle N-reno Entt'l'rl• Pauor: Ke1th Rader Sunday School· ioo.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. Rose or Sharon HollnW Churclli Zion Church ot Chr151 Pomeroy, Harriscnville Rd. (RL443) Pastor. E. lamar 0' Bryant .. or Chrlst Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wcdncoday SelV~J • t.lO_p.m. Alii Sln:el, Middlepon · Pastor: Le1 Hayman SMurday Service - 7:30 p.m. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wednesday Sel':ico-7:30 p.m. onhip • 11 a.m. Wedncrday SeNiceo - 7:30p.m. Harrisonville Roa~ Bearwallow Ridge Church ot Christ · . Pastor. Jack Colegrove ' ~ School - 9:45 a.m. Panor: Rev. Viaor ROUJb Sunday School 9:30 Lm. I Worship· 11 Lm., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. ht and 3rd Swuby Free Will Baptist Church AsburJ (Syneuse) Puror: Oeron Newman CalnrJ Pllvlm Chopel Worship· 9:30a.m. Sunday School • 10:30 Lm. PasLOr·Icffn::y Wallace r Central Cluster Danville HoHnea O.ureb 31057 State Rout<: 325, LangsvUe Puror. Rev. Riclt Moloycd Sunday school • 9:30 Lm. Suoday wonhip - I 0:35 Lm . .l 7 p.m. Cbildr<n'o church ·10:3Sa.m. Youth 6p.m. Wcdnclday prayctJCrvice • 7 p.m. Wcdne1day Scrvice•-7'p.m. .. Smday ServiCCI· 10:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. .' Holiness Middleport Church <I Christ lth and Main Pastor. Alllanscil Youlh Mini1ter: Bill Frazier Sunday School-9:30a.m. • J " Tuppen Plalno SL Paul PalLor: Sharoct Hauaman Sunday School- 9 Lm. Wonhip • 10 a.m. 'l'uclday Sciviceo ·7:30p.m. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES ' 110 Help Wanted Accepting appllcallona through JUy 1Btn lor Registered lOng term ca re Nursing Assistant training clan . Clan beglnl August 111 thfOugh september 7th 'Weflkdaya. Marjorie Fetters, AN, clan In· structor, Polnl Pleasant Nursing & Aehat>llltallon Center, State Route 62 floule 1 Box 326, Pornf Pt&aaani, 'IN 2S5SO. 304-675-3005; �' Friday, July 14, 1995 \ Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page 9' · • '• . ------------------~~------~·· •. BRIDGE NEA Crossword Puzzle •• --------~----~------------~·· ·. 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Slllt now No moval Free Es~lmatul In •Prtence FrM aupplltt Free surance 24 Hr Emergency Serv l~rmadon No obtlgatlon Send Ice Call And Savel No Tree Too stA S E to Prestige Uf?ll L PO Big Or Too Sma!ll 614 388 96-43 Bb 1&560SI Winter Springs FL 61• 3677010 1•"" W ill Do Babvsl111ng Evenings Lady Needs Someone To Some Weekends Cert!lled Thru E S .With Her light H~HWOrk. Arrrrt, Have CPR License Please 614-44&-9746FofAppcirtrnlrt. Gall 614-<U1 1566 elrft Experienced Btr..tendera & Wal trusu For Fine Dining Aesaur ani Apply In Ptrson At 1526 Eastem A.,.rue Gdlpoll. Experienced ~kHper age 20 40 MOqod luU•timo m!niiTIIIII 4Q hfl.lwk. send rHUml 10 Box R-12 ~ pt Pllaaanl Rltgilter 200 Main St P1 Pleallllt. VN 25550 EXPERIENCED floo1oro. Sldera & Carponlers Needed Relerences Transportation & Hand Tools Rt qulrad Hours 8 5 Mon Frl 61.4 4.(6 45U Ful ti~ appt8f11k:e ~expert ence ntce No phone call Set Jean at Cherokee e&asaicTlrtlfQ. Full Ume recepllonlsl Computer knowledge helpful Good commu nlcallon lklils a must Send re sumt to Box G-13 %PI Pleasant Aaglsw 200 Matn St. Pt Pleasant WV 25550 HunUngton olflce seeking part time AN Jar Mason Co caseload prowldtng case managamant lor long term care program Experl ence w/Home HeaUh & Medicaid prelerrad WV AN Ucenae re qulred Please call Brale~ & TMmpoon 304-525.0362 lor ap 6 2&-95 Plication""' "J Oak Hill Ohio Based Trucking Componu .. ,. Looking For OTR Orlv ers Single Or Teen OrMtrs Mull Be Over 25 Years Old With Ex perlanca Good MVA All Equip ment Is Late Model Conventional lractors WllhFiatbad Call614 682-7773 Or After 5 PM 6U 245 1304 210 Taking applications 1or main tenanca man at Pomeroy Clllfs Apt on Monday July 10 1995 beiWeen 10 & 1pm In lhe ofRce or send resume to Pomeroy Ctllll Apt 245 Union Ave Pomerov or. Deklre JUy 1~ 1995 WANTED PART TIME COM MUNITY SKILLS INSTRUCTOR PosiUon Available To Teach communi\';' And Personal Sk1lls To Adults w ttl Learning llmlta Ilona In Meigs Counly HOURS 20 Hrs !Wk Includes 2 Hour Weekly Stall Meeting Or As Ot]ler~lse Scheduled High School Degree VaUd Drivers Ll cense Good Driving Record Three Years licensed Driving Experience And Adequale Auto mobil& Insurance Covera~e As quk'ad Training Provided Salary 15 00 !Hr To Start Send Resume To P 0 Box 604 Jackson OH 45640 ATTN Cecilia Deadline For Appllcanls 7110/95 Equal Oppor11J111y EmpiO'f8r WANTED Position Available At A Communlly Group Home For Persona Wllh MR/00 In Bidwell Hourt 275 Hrs IWIC .4 9 PM Frl 845AM 715 PM Sal 8 AM 6 P.M Sun 2 Hour Week ty Stall Melling Or As Otherwise Scheduletl High School Degree Valid Drivers ucense Three Yaars Licensed Driving Experl ence And Good Driving Record Aeqwred Salary $5 00 IHr To Start Send Resume To Cecilia Baker P.O Box 604 Jackson OH 45640 Caadllne For Applicants 7121!95 Equal OpportuQ,IIY Em ployor !975 mobile home three bed room lwo bath underpinning ~ ~ ~~"; :f,OO 6! 4 4 Umiled Olttrl 1996 doubtewlde s 16 o• 5 down I 2 59' 3 br 'b ' Bln month Free delivery & selup 0 ~y~~ 75~k;:~d Homes Nitro Business Schultz 12x65 w!.Cx1211pout like Opportunhy new relrlgeralor slave furnace & air $ 6 250 30o& 773 5109 alter Bpm. 330 F f I arms or a 8 13 Acres And Barn & House Double Garage 3 Bedrooms 1 1! Attention Move Sale Video Store Remodeling Approx noo Movies Approx 200 Adu lts Wilt Sell Separately Cal! 614 367 06 12 Anyllme !NOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING co re co mmends that you do busl ness w th people you know and NOT 10 send monev through the mail until you have nvesllgated Ire oller"1) s L G B ma 11 oca all 1pot 11 uslnen With Eslabl shed Cuslomers Great Opportunlt';' Far This Area lntertuted Buyers On y 614 2.CS 5903 VENDING Won 1 Get Fllcn Quick Will Gel Steady Cash income PrlcedToSeU tBOO.a2Q.6782 s 2 Baths LR & Paved OrR-away 614 44 6-0635 H 1/2acre farm Gallipolis Ferry aU level all UtiU!Ies na'w lence small barn $28 000 304 937 !3556 350 lots & Acreage 55 Acres 01 Land With 28x32 Buldlng On Clay Chapel Road 1 800-287 6308 614 44&6308 AU real estate actvenising n this newspaper Is Subject to the Federal Fa.r Hous1ng Act of 1968 which makes It !legal to advertise ·any prererence limitation or dlscrimtnatlon based on race color religion sex lamll al status or national orlg n Of any Intention to make any suer. preference Umltalloo or discrimination • REMOTE beaulllul ridge top land 3 miles south ol Carpenter Ohio Mt Union Rd Four 7 acre parcels one 9 acre parcel Prlc es range lrom $7086 to $83~]. Owner llnanclng Call lor good map 614 593 8545 Scenic Valley Apple Grove beautHul 2ac lots public wa~r Clyde Bowon Jr 30H7S.2336 Real Estate We bu';' & sell privately held real estale noles mortgages 1nd !rust deeds nationwide Full or Partial Purcr.ases Golden Eagle Foodlng CMI 'Memj)ef APMP" 1 410.S71>0764 08111111unded We Buy Farm• And Acreage 20 Acres And Larger No Limit 61.(. 665-30114 RENTALS 310 Homes for Sale 1993 lnd1es Manufactured Home And 2 5 Acre! Ux80 Home Features 3 Bedrooms 1 3!4 Baths. L vrng Room Dining fKIICh en Combo And .Utility Room Metal Slorage BUild ng Wi1h Concrete Floor Concrete Walks And Pallo Cocated On Ke~r Hollow Road For More Information Call 614 .CH-0233 1:..:::.::=::________ 2 story garage Des de New Ha ven Supermarket boltam 1/oor completely remodeled 2 bays (front ba~ 40 x28 rear bay 32 x:23) 100 ll40 lot $18 500 304.&!2 2763 2bedroom house double lot Bel lemeade app alsed $21 500 sell lor S20 000 304-675-5 752 2bedroom on 2 1/2acre lot 3yrs old Appraised $43 000 sell lor $37 000 304571>4186 2bedraom wlltl basement c ose to schOols $14 500 Call 304 675-6621 3 bllfdroom house 10 14 acres 5 minutes !rom town 304-675 4575 3 Bedroom To Be Sold To Settle Estate Small Corner La! In Pt Pleasant Near H gh School Priced To Sell On Request 6t• 446.0208 2Rooms Plus Bath La layette uall No Kllc~ 1 • 11 UU"ti 81 paid .., '"'n "' " $17500 Month Deposit Required 614 446 7733 3 A F I hod "" P ld ooms urns UCnnlea I $'501" 0 1100 o 11 94 L0 ~ "" epJJI basU<s Socks tees brlels mllltar~ sur plus Bast prices around 42355 SR 1 Tuppers Plains, Ohio Banelt Sofa Bed Sleeps Two Blac• & White Tweed Beautllul " $500 614 446...&347 Furnished Elllclency 701 FoJJrth Avenue Gallipolis S200/Mo UUU ties Paid Share Bath 6t.(·446 .4416 After7P:M Bolen• tractor 12 hp deck blade Agr Hres c~~n~ dual lc:-"-'...:'_G_II_N':.poll_;•-6_1_4_4_.ce;_1340;_~- Aparlmenl & traller~llille• paid $276/mo plus ISO depallt on each. 304-675 4680 BEAUTIFUL APAIHMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON Es~•TE 5 I I'\ S 2 We atwood Drive !rom $226 to $291 Walk to shop & movies Call 6U 446 2568 E qual t100slng OpporUi~ Countv Side Apartmenls Large 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath Water Sew age Garbage Included W/0 Hook Up $360/Mo Deposit Ae qlired 513-922-D294 Efllciency Apartment DOwntown Gallipolis S22Wo Ulil!tles Paid 6 6.:3:..:1:. 17:..:__ _ _ _ __: ;:.1:..:4-_1 :.4;:. 1 Furnished duplex lbedmom Up stairs $250 +eleclrk: Downstairs S27S +eleclrlc No pels No HUd Aelerancea & deposit 304 675 2651 G ra.cious llvlng 1 and 2 badrpom apartmen11 a1 Vlllago Manor and Riverside Apartment• In Middle port From $232 1355 Call 614 992 5859 EqUlll Housing Oppor lu,.ties Nice 2 3 bedroom apar1men1 In MlddepM 614 9!12 5858 Wanted 1405 Elm St Meadowbrook Brick ranch w/1 n shed basement 3br 1 112 bath n{lwly remodeled new carpet throughout Appointment 304-675 2619 3pc living room suite collee labltt end lables 2 lamps 30-4 675 4558 al1er 6pm 410 Houses for Rent 2 Bedrooms Furnace Heat Rt 7 Addison $200/Mo Uutltlea $200 Deposit R~lerence A Mus11614 36].0156 3br wlbasement garage AC washer & dryer CUlton No pets SJ-45/mo plus deposl11utitllles 304 7]3.5861 Furnished 2bedroom small house S225/mo parHal ut1lllias peld 304-675-6512 Small 1 Bedroom House Near K Mart $300 Plus Gas & Electric 10 Birch Lane House Is Open 1 Might Be In The Back Yard 614 446 1822 Two story Carm house large ~rd Racine area $225/mo 614 9492246 alter Spm Unfurnished 2 bedroom hOuse nice & c ean no ins de pets rei erences required $200 deposit S27S a monltl rent 614 992 309:1 420 Mobile Homes for Rant I Bedroom On White Road $200 + S 100 Dopoall 614 446 6646 AIIer 5 PM 1gxs5 lwo bedroom 111x miles oil SA 7 an SA 143 no pets 614 992 3743 2 Bedrooms 1o&x60 Total Electric No Peta 1 Mile Soulh 01 Eureka Dam Deposit 614-256-6069 Nice 2bedroom apartment wid hookup Re1erences Oeposll No pel• 304-675 5162 Stonewood Apartments now ac cepttng applica11ons tor elderly & d!sabllltiet one bedroom all alec trft: 614 992 3055 Stonawood Apartmenls Middleport Ohio EOH lWtn Rivers Tower now accapllng appllcauons tor 1br HUO subsld ized apt lor elderly and handi capped EOH 30< 675-6679 Very clean 1 bedroom furnished apartment 614 992 5304 or 614 ~3091 450 Furnished Rooms Rooms lor rant week or month Starting a1 $120/mo Galtia Hotel 6.".~9580 Sleeping rooms with cooking Also trailer space on river All hook ups Call after 2 00 p m 304 n'J 5651 Masonwv 460 Space for Rent Mobile Home Lot In Centenary SBSIMo. 614-446 1610 MERCHANDISE 510 Household Goods Appliances Reconditioned Washers Dryers Ranges Relrl graters 90 Day Guarantee! 'F rench Clly Mavtag 614 446 7795 Countr~ Furnllure Furniture for Every Room 6rrl At 2 North PI Pteasan1 304 675-6820 GOOO USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers refrigerators ranges Skaggs Appliances :16 Vine Street Call 614 446 7398 , -600.49Q.3499 LAYNE'S FURNITURE Complete home turnlshlngs Hours Mon Sat 9 5 614 446 0322 l mites oul Bulavl1 1e Pike Free DeliVery SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 01 ve St Gal oils New & Used lurnlture h ers Western & Work boots 61 46 3150 I.,:.::..:::;::;.:.::.:.:.JL.:.:.=~-VI RA FURNITURE 614 446 3158 Oual1ly Household Furniture And Appliances Great Deals On Cash And Carryl RENT2 CHIN And Lavaway Also Available Free OellveryWilhln 25 Miles 1--.:.:..:.:..:.:.:.:..:.:.:.:..:.:;:.;:;:;;;::_ Air Conditioner Washer Dryer Relr!gerator Microwave Color TV: 614 256-1238 3 bedroom trailer near Pomeroy central 8lr available August 1st relarencea required (no pets) OO!!Y 'Sorui!!!t~' P,Q ~10 f'omor oy OhiO 3 4bedroom 2 lull balh LA DR custom built kitchen full base menl nice lot At 2 Gallipolis Fer ~ 304-675-3668 3 Eledroom Tri Level $~75/Mo t Deposit Shown By Appointment On't 614-256-6403 Duplex apt building good Invest mant Far Information 304 675 3br all eleclrlc Galllpolll Ferry $250/mo plus utilities 304 675 530 4660 4088 General Maintenance Palnllng Yard Work Windows Washed Gutters Cleaned Light Hauling Four bedroom house lor sale free gas two !IT~ approx 3 acr es Bradbury area 614 992 6190 Completely furnished 2bedroom suitable lor 2 3 construcUon worlcsrs 30.t-713-51 n Buy or salt Riverine Antiques 1124 E Main Street on AI 124 Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 am lo600pm Sunda)'100to 6 00 pm 614-1192 2526 C~:~mmtrl,aL AuJsJentJAI Sl!IYI 614 446"*1 Geornas Portable Sawmill don 1 •haul your ktgslo the ml1ljust call 304-675 , 1157 Four bedrooms bath new-neat pump air condllloner range & re lrlgetator InclUded lull basement garage/ brllizeway; nice lot good location 614992-3119alter5pm Located Edge Of Galllpoiit Qn 588 Slow & Aolrlg Gas Heal No Pets Relerencea S1fi51Mo 614 446 0622 Wanted To Do Ace Trea Service Complete tree care 20yrs exp & lnsured .. tree eallmales 614 441 1191 or 1 60().508-6887 wv HOUH And lot LOW Dawn Pa~ Housacletntng Exper!!tfCTd & ment Eas~ Terms. 3 Bedrooms 1 6820 614 Bath Locatea Near e:wlngton t RelerenctU 61~ 256 2$6-1033 Allee Road Area Call f 800.-448 uwn care And Landscap~ng Any I6;:.909:..:.:;:..:A;.:•:..:k._For:..:...Ma=ll-.::;.:..:__ __ Size Edge TrAmming Brush And Tree R•moval Fret Eatlmateil Lovely 8 rick Home On 2 9 Aores Rl 7 North 011erlooklng The Ohio 61.(-367 7M7 River 3 Bedrooms 1 1/2 Balhs A!!lklng $54 500 Phone Aller 5 Sun VaUey Nurser~ School 614-367 7270 Chlldcart M F Saffi"S 30pm Ages 2 K Young School Age During Priced cheap to seltle estate 5 Summer 3 Days per Week Mini room one story house 2 bed· ....., 61"""*3657 rooms bath carport patio base men! out ol all tlood waters vary Will Do BabyaUIIng In Centenary goOd locolton & neighborhood k> Area In My H9"'8 Experltf1C8d catad al 632 Grant St Middlepon Babyollltr With C P A Training OhiO S25 000 614 992 7047 614448-3047 81 .. 742·2550or614-364-6364 - . 520 Sport in.9 Goods £uger mini 14 ranch rille 223 cal $400 Taurus Pl908 9mm $350 304 895 3836 alter 5 30pm 540 Ant1ques Miscellaneous Merchandise Attention· Move Sate Video Mobile hoi'T'I8 tor renl Slate Route 'Siore Remodeling Approx 1100 Movies Approx 2QO Adulr s W111 143 Pomeroy 304-662-2904 Sell Separate y Call 614 367 Nice 2 bed room mQblle home In 0612 Anyllme ' Middleport 614 992 5858 1 Hunter Green Sola & Roc~er Trailer In Apple Grove WV par Recliner 1 Water Bed Stacked tc tlally furnished $300/mo 30-4 12 Drawers 614 446 4726 576 2890 12 Doz Clean Quart Jars 614 440 Apartments 245 5112 for Rant 1 and 2 bedroom apartments lur nished and unlurnlshed security depo1U requlfed no pets 61"' 1192 2216 1995 300 EX lour whedler $4000 1986 200 lour wheeler $1100 $5000 lor both brand new Oarto(l Llghtn1ng compound bow wltfl q.Jwr $300 614-367 7478 2 Bedroom Apartment Truh Water Sewllge F'ald $295/Mo + Oopo~~ 614 ...&2~1 3 Ft xl2 Fl Steel Wall Swimming Pool Never Used Exua Filter LAdder $150 614 258-6733 • Boots By Re~lng Chi lO T.o 50 Degrees H H Brown Guaranteed Lowest Prices The Shoe Care 614 446 4222 1984 Dodge Omnl New Tires Mulller And Banery, Good Condi lion Good Work Car $850 614 446 4455 Ratt Terrier Puppies Approx 8 Weeks Old Weaned $40 Ptece 2 Mates 2 Females 6U 446 3821 Double bad frame headboard ma1tress & box springs 614-742 2957 I Very Special & Rare Pet & Companton Good Companion For Older Person 9 12 Inches High Non Alergy Non Shedding Shown C ... Kall'rf & Aegis ShOw On TV Used In Circuses & Show Dogs Very lnlelllgent Originally From England $400 Sets Elsewhere For $700 614 379-23L't 1 While English setter Puppies 7 Weeks Old s1oo Each Ador ablel Call Jim Sisson 61 ,c 4.4 0106 =5~8::;0:;__ _F__It__&____ 1 s ru Vegetables Blackbenlaa natul'l's finest S3J ql picked and bagged Call to place order 6 I 4-1192-3244 Girts Clothing Sizes NB 2T Boys 10 14 Greco Seville S\ro ler Ca reer /Casual Matern1t~ 6"14 367 0404 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Farm Equlpmant JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired, New & RebUilt In Stock Call Ron Evans 1-600 537 9528 1981 450C dozer w/wlnch new trans new steering clutch81 $21 000 1969 Ford flat bed wl dozer ramps $2 000 304 576 2890 alter 5pm. Kenmore Washer & Oryar $50 Firewood Plc~up Load $40 614 368 ll265 Discount farm tractor parts lor Massey Ford IH & olhers Siders Equipment Co Hender son WV 304-675-7.. 21 or 1 800. 277 3917 One Drake Satellite !j,ystem $600 One Fl!!lher/Yamaha stereo sys lem $300 304-682 3446 Prpe Stand w/2 vises 3 112· & 2 11'2" 318 to1 pipe dies wlratchet 1 to 2" pipe din W/ralchet 3 wheel pipe culler Conduit bender All Klr $175 304-882 26B2 Queen '!!llle walerbed slept 10 3 mghts. $500 l1rm 304 615 7297 Relr/gerators Stoves Washers And Dryers All Recondlt!oned And Gauranteed\ $100 And Up Will Oehver 614.S6Q.6441 Rock Cit';' cherr~ bedroom sul1e with queen size bed and H gh Boy chest dreuer nlghlstand and !!11eps $3000 round pedestal !able and lour chairs $300 12x14 Indoor/outdoor green carpet $100 614 742 2400 JO 22-40 530 Hrs Ex /Roll Guard & Canopy S13 900 JD 2940 Sll 900 JO 2640 $10 900 JD 2640 W /New 520 Loader 114 900 MF 135 Gas $4 950 New 50 60 8fj 100 HP Tractors In Stock; NH 853 Round Baler Ex $6 500 ~H 565 Square Baler UKe New S8 500 JD 9 Fl Rake $750 IH 241 Round Baler $3 250 New 17 F1 Hay Tedders $2 700 New H & S Rakei In Stock H & 9 1350 Multlpurpse Spreader Used 6 Ma S7 950 CARMICHAELS FARM & LAWN GALLIPOLIS OHIO 614 446 2412 Or 1 800 5::94::_':.:'.:.11:.__ _ _ _ _ __ 1 JUI';' Sale Special• 5030 Ford 62hp 4w0 8x8 syncho 11ans 2 pump hyd S22 900 3930 Ford 2wd 45 hp 8x2 lrans 1 double valve S15 500 650 New Holland 1SOOt round baler s1rlng or nal Sears L lestyler 2808 Treadm II wrap bale command demonslrator W th Auto lncl ne 8 mph Track S15 900 ~72 NH HayDina stub 125 HP ac Motor like New 5300 guards $7 950 254 NH Rake & 614-3'79-2883 Tedder combination S3 800 816 NH Forage wagon 3 Benter with STORAGE TANKS 3 000 Gallon 612 tandem ule 12ton gear Upright Ron Evans Enterprises 12 5Lx15 tires sa 400 'Model 30 Jackson Ohio 1-80().537 9528 ForaQij Blower 1 000 rpm $2 700 Two New Air Condlhonars 12 000 weathered Keeler s Service Cen STU s 614 44! 1205 lor Rl2 Sl Rl67 304-695-3874 Various SMives & Displays $50 10 Spd Bicycle $10 Garden Til er $15 Portable Scales 0 60 IDs GoOd Condl11on $30 Refrigerator $60 614-245 5515 Waldef.l 6000 Arl loader Oeutze diesel good conQitlon can be lOwed b~ one ton new paint new tune up new decals $8000 614 9924111 WOOd Bunk Beds .Asking $100 614 245-9430 200To 1000 550 Burldtng Supplies 30x49x10 one 12x10 slider one 3 enlry guUer $7550 Precisian Post Frame Builders 30 .. 773 5346 Jell Block brlc~ sewer pipes wind aws lintels etc Claude Wlnlers Rio Grande OH Call 614 245 5121 Massey Fergu1on 165 Oleul Trac 1or 55 850 13 s Masse~ Fer guson Diesel $5 350 460 Long 3:: 99 I.:;Tr.:;"':..:'"::...:$.: .:.::5.:S;:.14 .:..::2B::6:..-6::5::22::;.._ New dea 706 Diesel Unls~stem With Combine & Grain Table Good Condition S3 500 New Idea 3yr old Registered Thoroughbred Filly S2 000 ()04 675--3030 olllce ar 304 675 4232 holM Four yaar old bay Arabian geld ing 57" slarled under uddle 614 00278 9-4 Hay & Grain :5.:.:6:.;.0~-:P,-e-ts.....,.fo-r--:si:-a-:-le--l ~~~~~:.. H:,~J.~~Q:k Culling Groom Shop Pet Grooming Fea Premium olllalfalla rolls $25 lUring H~dro Bath Julie Webb Straw Storage & delivery avail ca ..:...II6:.1_4-_4_46_.0_23_1_ _ _ _ _ _ able Morgans Farm At 35 304 1 9;17 2018 • AKC Registered DalmaHon pup pies llrsl shots mother and lather TRANSPORTATION available lor viewing call 614 992 5724 days or 614 992 6794 - - - - - - - - - ;:.afl;.;.er.,:6.:.pm _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l 710 Autos for Sale 1 Year Old Registered Female 1962 Ford Fairland Original En Himalayan Cat Spade & De glne Good For Parts Or ToRe 61_'"_3_67_.o_6_1_4_ _ store 614 388 6763 614 368 100 0 awe::.:.:d.:.$:..: ,: :..:.:. 2 Female Chows AKC Aeg is 9810 1964 Jetslar 88 Oldsmobile Holl tared 9 Weeks Old 614 4 ~ 6 BaSI day Cou_pe collector qu~t,~lly 2 grev Coc~alleiS mAJa & remale original -$"3 500 llrm 304 ·675 wllh big breeding cage & breed 8898. lng boX S100 304 675 7580 1966 Ford Gataxv 500 Converl 6 Boa Constrictor with nice cage lbte 56 000 original mllu needt $400 304 882 3636 or 304 882 lop and carpel overall excellent 2233 meCihanlcal condition very IIIUe rust S:2000 OBO 61 ..992-4111 AKC Reg lslared Golden F.letrlever puppies adorable light blonde 1971 Pl~mouth Roadrunner Or $150 Cash only! Call 614 992 glnial 3.(0 Excellent Condition I S3 000 614-386-6863 7651 1 ==--::-::=--::---::-::=1 ~roAQJ632 EAST 1987 Eddle Bauer Ford Bronco tr WA 4 3 2 4 WD AC AT Power Brakes And Steering AMIFM Stereo 614 245 5540 lro8 54 • 9 7 4 SOUTH ~roQJ72 •Q 7 oK J B5 1985 Buick LeSabre 4 dJfOr aUio PB PS air $1950 call 614 9112 2413 :.::..:.;:..:::__ _ _ _ _. ,~ 740 Motorcycles 1985 Chev 4X4 Pick Up Fair S1iape Si 500 614 256 9391 1978 Honda Trall90 Runs Great 1300 614 379 2601 1985 Honda Accord l.X maroon automatic utra mce 78 000 1992 Yamaha Banshee Excellenl miles S41SO 614 992 2594 Condlllon S2 600 614 379-2561 wee~da~s aller 6pm or anyllme weekends. 750 Boats & Motors f S 1 1965 Mazda 5 Spd Sedan PS Or a 8 PB AM/FM Cauette Sun Aool 12 Ft Starcra11 Boat & Trailer 35 MPG Excellent Cond'lllon With 2 Seats Oeckmg Trolling S950 080 614-379-2645 MoiOr S695 614 44EM1500 1985 Pl~mouth Coil S Speed 15 Ft Alu minum Boat 18 HP S1 000 1983 Chrysler 4 Cyl nder Automatic $750 Both Good E~enrude Motor $650 Bowling Garden Tractor 18 HP $650 614 Cara, 614 441.0584 256-6434 1965 Subaru Gl Good Condition 15Ft Bonita Boa\ With 15 HP Standard $900 614--245-()9()4 Evlnrude Motor And Trailer 614 446..j!926 1986 Ford Country Squire Wag on Loaded Replacement Engine 1 Year Old New Tires Shocks 15Ft Pleasure Boat Sidewmoer Good Condit on Onve On Trailer And Brakes 614 446-9629 New Tires $1 900 61 4 446 9838.. ~ 614 388 8183 1988 Ford Escort 2 door halch back automate amllm cassene 1977 Starcrall 16 with top 1978 sunrool clean runs strong $1250 614 742 2355 Mercury 90 hp with power1111 1987 cutlass supreme v 8 good Trail A Crall boat !railer 1978 304 773-5707 condition 94 000 miles 6,. 441 100 • 1978 Renke n Inboard outboard 228hp asking $4 100 304 713 w 1987 Ponuac Sunblrd new ex 5081 naust starler struts shocks bells hoses and more 4cyl auto 1982 Cenh ry 19 Deep V I 85.1 PL rear detros1er ~ery clean Horse Mercrulser Inboard Out~ runs great $1950 304 895 3676 board S6 900 {Home) 614 446 f alter5pm 1210 (W01k) 614 446-0073 1986 Ford Escon GL 5 Speed A r AM/FM Excellent Cond lion $1 050 OBO 614-37Q.2645 1987 4 Wlnns Freedom 160. sk~ boat 304-862 2658 • 1988 Ford Escorl t.:.X air runs good looks good $1 600 304 675 2725 1992 Sea Nymph boat with 1raller .. 75 hp Joi'Ylson eng ne v-1\h lots ol extras take over paymenls 614 94Q.2872 :..:.:::..:::_ 1969 Escort GT 5 Speed air am 1m cassetle excellent $2 700 614 446 1619 Yamaha 650 Wave runner With , Lllejackels Cover & Trailer 614 446-6541 Aller 5 PM 1989 M\:trcury Grand MarquiS V 8 Automallc Loaded Mint Con dil an 72 000 Miles SS 500 614 441 0414 760 1-989 Pl~mau1h $un~nce 5 Speed 80 000 MUes~50 614 256 1233 614-256 1539 1~91 Mustang LX red 50 au lomallc good condition 50 ooo miles $6500 614 992.6296 1991 Plymoulh Acc1a m Nice One Owner AIC $5 300 61 4 446 7623 Ewnngs t991 Sunblrd convertible $7 900 304 675 5318 evenings 1992 AS Camero 25th Annlvar sary Wllh T Tops 31 000 Miles 614 379-2798 lroK97 1995 White Monte Carlo lS Loaded $16200 6144469219 Or 304-67S.7708 86 Buick Grande National Excel Condition Garage Kept 71 ooo Miles $9 500 OBO 614 446 4619 1981 F100 Ford pickup 351 en glne riiW gas lank extia.usl good condlt on $1500 firm 304 675 8896 1981 F350 VB 4spd 6 new Ures, 1011 stalee bed runs & drives g.... 304-675-2963 1983 Ford Ranger $1800 OB.O 304'1175 611! ~ 1994 Chevy S 10 like New Red 13 000 Miles (Remainder Factory Warranty) EntJanced Vartec Au tomallc Air Till/Cruise Bed11ner Asking $12 500 614 448-0055 AKC Reglltered coc~er spaniel 1973 Plymouth Road Runner 318 Puppy Male Bulf & While last of the Beep Beep carat Aulo 730 Vans & 4-WOs Wormed Vacclnaled Champion air decent easy restoration 8 oodllne 0 o 8 312195 1200 I$2000=.::..:..0::B:0::.:6:..:14:.99=2..:4.:.11:;1.;__ _ 1962 Ford F 150 4 WD New e14 37tr2ne 1978 Ctlevy Impala atatio'h wag Tire! Brakes & Engine Looks & Baby Rabbils For Sale Ne1her on St 700 miles gbOd cOndition ~ uns Good $3 000 614 388 8601 61• 992-6976 lea\18 Mas land Dwarfs Dulch Mlnrax, full 614 !165-3919 oege Blooded Rabbits 614--3aa.8571. 1978 Mustang Black, Red interior Chocolate AKC Aegislered Cho 15 000 Miles On 4 Cylinder Ex· 1990 Chevy Silverado 112 ton V cola1e Lab Puppies 7 Weeks cellenl Qondltlon 12 000 614 8 auto air loaded 138K $7250 Old 4 Lel1 614 446 7395 614W2 4111 446 3789 36 39 41 44 46 48 TIME '(OU AND I !-lAD A SERIOUS CONVERSATION II ~ TttOU~~T T~t ~OV~f(NMtNT f>ll> "'-.. T~IN~.f rrof Trt~ P~OPLt, BY T~~ • PtOP&.~ A/Ill> fOf( T~t P~OPJ..t ':.. 1>11> r~~Y ,41>1) rt TO T~E PtoPJ.f''11 . ' BORN LOSER Good br1dge players thtnk of the nght thmg at the nght momen1 They don t wa1t unttllhe post mortem to ftnd the w1nnmg b1d or play As Thomas Jefferson almost phrased 1t the nght man ts m the nght place at the nght ttme In today s deal Wesl overlooked a cnttcal mference and allowed an ap parently 1mposs1ble game to make That Sou1h hand wllh 1ls consp•cu ous lack of aces ts a little hght for the Jump to three no trump but 1t ts a ht lie heavy for an mv1tallonal two no trump When you smell a game b1d a game West led the spade three five ace two Back came the spade ntne After South covered wtth the queen West correctly ducked If he had won he couldn I have returned a spade w1lh out concedmg an extra tr~ck tn the gUll South played a d1amond to dummy s queen and contmued w1th the d•a mond 10 Thmking South was trymg to establish h1s sull West ducked both of 1hese tncks gut now South ran hts SIX club tncks to make the contract Whenever there ts a long almost solid sUit s11tmg m the dummy like that and declarer attacks a different smt 1t ts cents 1o croiSSants that the sutl ts solid that declarer has the m1ssmg honor So, West should have gobbled the first lor second) d1amond tnck wtlh the ace and swttched to a heart hopmg East had that ace Then East can lead the spade SIX through South 6 J&Ck seven to Well\ s kmg 10 Thts gtves the defense ftve trtcks three spades one heart and one dta mond lbbr "'::1:':' 58 A ,-+---+-·1 57 Arizona city 59 Punch (ol I 61--CIHr Dey CELEBRITY CIPHER ' 810 X NCSTCXC N 0 X t-ar • ~ o e 1- '" I V' ' "(OI.J. re. t~ That~ r VE r ool<.~ Ell e., rio::yl-1+ 7 El en low to farm four words Y0 N0 CL SUPEL l 3 I 1 I .----------."' f 1 f • you . . . .------..twice.. end wrn take u It ... - .. 1-....;.,...:....,.::....;,6:....:.:,,...::...,,,_..;-j Q the 1 Is A V UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE lETTERS TO GET ANSWER Ptgeon- Torch. Weave- a Pro less onat 20yrs expenenee " with all masonery br ck block & • stone Also ro om addlllons ga ,. rages etc Free esllma1es 304 882 3406 or 304 n3 9550 =00~1~5~WV~30~4~5~7~~~~~~~----- • Freeman s Healing And Coolmg lnsta ation And Service EPA Certlhed Residential Commercial 614 256 1611 840 Electrical and Refrrgeratlon COMFORT ASSURED DEALER LAWRENCE ENTERPRISES Heat Pumps Air CondiUonlng n You Don I Call Us We Botti Losel Free Estlmatu 1 BQO 287-6308 614 446-6306 1W 002945 Residential or commercial wtr!ng new service or repairs Ntasler u censed electrician Ridenour Electrical WV0003J)6 304-675 17ll6 (;~~\'four 'Bif1ttday • Saturday July 15 1995 Your besl apportumt es n the year ahead could came from your present endeavors Instead of scouting for greener paslures bu ld a strong foundation from where you are CANCER (June 21·July 22) You1 anen I on span cou ld ha~e del n te m1tat10nS today -and nught cause you to make m1s takes concern1ng your work If you catch yourself dnltmg sh91ve the jOb until later Try1ng to patch up a broken r.omance? The Astro Graph Matchmaker can help ANSWIRS Ego1sl- AT NIGHT My defimt1on of happy person rs one who IS too busy to worry dunng the day and too sleepy to A worry r NIGHT 1 AT fi.!Af A6E CAlli II£ c,o JEALO~S Ron s TV Service specializing In Zenith also servicing most other bra.nds House calls "1 BOO 797 quo,.d JULY 141 K'IDS BERNICE BEDE OSOL chuckle by t.llmg m the mtss1ng words you develop from slep No 3 bekM PRINI NUMBHED LEITHS IN THESE SQU.O.RES .\ ASTRO-GRAPH Complero ~ C&G General Home Main " tenence Painting vinyl siding ot ca rpentr~ doors windows baths mobile hOme repa r anct more For • lree estimate call Chet 614 992 6323 & I A (; Appl ance Paris And Service All " Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex pe 1ence All Work Guaranleed Frencn Cl1y fv"a-ytag 614 446 i 7795 Heattng I '':' whHe ' SCIIAM-LETS o•n '". ..,.,... ' • ... T1 X S XC •••• •••• ""on t STRJ(E A8WN N M VtM ON HIGH PRICES. ~HOP THE CLASSF~ N O four Aearrong~~ len...s of ICrornbled words ..,Jofk 141~\l:H ou'r C.OP1 •• , I-tO E:ST ca Cv ' KNI TIIAT HilT PUUUI • Tn ... OBJK LEXGL GYWNEY PREVIOUS SOLUTION "As long as I can stand up and memonze llnos I II never stop goong back lo lhe theater • - DaVId Dukes BIG NATE BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guaranlee Local references lurnlshed Call (614) 446 0870 or (6 14) 237 0488 Rogers Wa1erproollng Es tabllshed 1975 Plumbrng JTYZXIK TZ S N IS G 0 8 I X J OR I BEG L-..1.'-....J..-..1.'-....J..-...L.._J. ~· 0 for S T T YWTENP IPWUND Improvements 820 JTOATIGY 0 ' Home ...:._ KNWQ I• I ove. ___ ___ by luis Campos Celebr 1y Cipher cryptograms a e crealed I rom quo1• 10111 by lamous people pasland pr....-.t Eech letle .n In& cipher slands lo enol her Tod.!y s chHt L ttQUIIIs G Motor Homes 1978 Midas motor home 43 OOOml GMC chassis 400 GMC engine generator & air $7 500 llrm 304 675 1702 alter 430pm Shoe alze Wandlr UK plloll Pod veggle Potalo maahar 51 Margerlne 53 Ot.,.r 55 Roman DUH0 N 1977 W lderness 24 With A r 1 Awnings 1973 Holiday Rambler 23 W th Roo1 Air 1977 Prowler 20" 1973 ln trlhp 22 1973 FleeiWng 17 614 446 1511 r.:.:r 50 lnvtlltlon & Joe s HOmi! Maintenance vinyl sld1ng roollng exterior pa1nt1ng power washing tree estimates 614 992 4451 1987 Chevy S tO 4 Cylinder 4 Speed AC [\edl ner Runs Good Good Condition $3 200 614 446-4556 IT'S '(OU MEAN A LITTLE BACK AND FOit'Ti-1 DIAl.06UP Wtll Install Windshields $100 & Up 614 388 9062': Or 614 446 PART :.:.:;::::;::::.__ _~...:.---~ 1985 Chevy Subwban 1!2 tan 6 2 diesel auto 1tir high miles good runner clean $3250 614 9112-411, 1986 S 10 Chevy pickup 4 new !Ires new paint job bed 1ner too cox Sol 200 304 615 6751 alter 5pm. Tl-liNK New gas tan~s one ton truck 1 wheels radiators Uoor ma1s e1c 0 & A A"lo Ripley WV 304 372 3933 or 1 800 273-0029 DRYWALL Hang tlfllstl repair Ceil ngs textured plasler repair Cat Tom 304 675--4186 20 vears e11 perence 1986 Jeep Cherokee low M les Good Condihon 614 446 9664 .. 3 By Ptitlhp Alder i 1984 Chevt S 10 4x4 Good Body Good Tires 2 8 V 6 With Blown Head Gasket S1 000 F rm 6U 24S 9171 614 245 551:J 1986 Ford 150 300 6 C';'lmder 4 Speed $2 400 614 446 2002 21ro Pass Why the short suit? GITTIN' COLDH Budget Transmissions Used & Aebulll AU Types Accessible To Over 10 000 Transmission Also , Parts Clutches & Preuure ~ Plates 614 379-2935 J SERVICES t.mpered tO .......... 11 Mirth tt ActorGlbton 21 JI!Jful IDilnd 24 Llaclvloue 28 Maune27 Naked 2B Noman-lalend 29 Wri!IIIIY creature 30 Fragrant olnlment 32 Oceana 33 Biblical East Pass Pass Pass North I lro lead YORE SUPPER'S 10" Truck Speaker $tOO P~ramld » 300 Wall Amp S85 Skyjacker 4" Suspension Lilt KU For Ford F 350 Or F 250 S400 Excellent Shape 614 256 1206 Campers West Pass Pass Pass PAW, .11J6HAID, TATER II ------------------ · 1974 Starcrall 24 exc cond se11-conta ned 304 882 3338 199" lincoln Town Car S gnature Series while wired leather Inter or 27000"' 304 773 5186 I t 3 NT Accessones 1994 Buick Skylark Custom 4 Cy IInder AC Tilt /Cruise $13 000 Miles $11 500 080 su 441 1593 Aller 5 1994 Camero Sgpd AC PW PL remote keyless entry CO ptaver 304 675 504ol alter Spm Soulh Auto Parts & 790 9 Shott· 5 AulhorLovln 6 AnU-drug officer 7 Vault 8 Wipe out (ol) Vulnerable North South Dealer West ____ . 1993 Cuttaes Supreme S 4 Door 38 000 Miles loaded S11 500 614 446-4872 614-441-0400 E'fln~S one 10 5 t Q lO 1990 Dodge Ram Van B 250 72 000 Miles 56 000 Can Be Seen AI Gallipolis Dally Tnbune 825 Th rd Avenue Gall polls Oh>O 1 & M Garage 404 Flllh 51 New 2 Row Corn Pldter Good Running Haven Same bU)Idlng as Scotty !!I Oondl11on $1 200 John Deere 4 Used Cars AU major & m f)Or me Row Corn Planter Good FertiliZer chanical wor~ at reasonable Compartments $300 Fertilizer • rates. 30"'-882 3752 Spreader 3 Pl Hllch Mount 1150 300 Gallon Sprayer Wl1h Booms 3 720 Trucks for Sale PI Hitch Mount $200 614 2•s 5515 1978 112 lon Chevy pick up trucle good condillon new tires $1600 630 Livestock coll614-992-7242 640 wK 1------..:..____ Concrete & Plasllc Sepllc Tanks 300 Thru 2 000 Gallons Ron Evans En1erprlses Jackson OH t.aoo 5379528 Fuller Brush Brooms mops brushes and household cleaning products Jutv Sale 20% oil regu tar price Dale Wood lnd D s1 Phone 304 675 1090 .. 8 5 .. A 9 6 1Sl82 ~nil.: Phoenix 2 8 engine auto good cond $800 304 675 2074 Pura Bred Dalmallon Puppies Ready To Go 7 Males 1 Female $125 614-245 5739 Fo Sale Fancy Comets & Other Goldllsh & Waler Garden Ullles 614 446-9476 1985 Plymouth Vo~ager 4 cylln der automatic PS PB PW cruise a r amllm cas stile exce lent condition Inside and ou\ 73 000 aclual miles 614 992 28613 814 446.0206 Professional Pet Grooming By Ma• Leave .A Menage Ill Get Back 614 256-6550 E teet ric Wheelcha rs Electr c Scooters New/Used SCooter Litis Sla~rwav Elevators Lilt Chairs Bowman s Homecare 61 4 446 72113 c..-lng 1985 Bronco II Good Condition $3 500 614-446-9243 Evo~ng• 1982 Grenada 77 000 Miles 6 t-1111 AKC Chihuahua Will Pro ~ildt Stud Service For Female AKO Chihuahua Call Anytlm!il 814'~9 16 :.:.::.:~::•.::.:r:.:1;::_ _ _ _ __ Professional Dog Grooming Vln ton & Rio Grande Area 20 Years Exf.erience For Annointment u 61 24S.-;054 ~ Ear Corn 3 Week Old Pol Belly P1gs $15 Each Incubator With AutomatiC nmer 61• 245 5622 Vans &4-WOs Cylinder AuiOmallc 4 Ooor $950 Full blooded Rollweller pupa $150 AKC male She111e pup l2SO .._ 61 742 1104 j Auto• for Sala 1981 Olds Cullan Excellent CondiiJo.n Never Has Any Rusl Or Body Damage 455 Olds En glne Too Much To List! $2 500 Trades Considered 614 4-46 0003 Sow S40 080 304-675 5639 Complete Satetlle System Wlth Lega Chlp$ 400 614 4462 350 One bedroom tlllclency apatl rnent ulllilles lurnlshed 614 992 5949 3 Bedrooms, 2 Battis Heat Pump. Gas Furnace t Acre Garage Addison Area $62 000 614 367 7267 180 l.~w~ h;e~el~eo~a~pJII~r~s~~4~~=•c=l~n~e UowerCiniC 614 .4 710 Pets for Sale " Dog Obedience Classes The A ghi psw l1olnl~ r ... Cenler For Informatk:m Call 614 446 ~864 .. Female Siberian Husky 3 ma 1a Pups Chickens & Geese Wanl To Buy Oucks & ChicKens Tom McGuire 61" 256-6890 Full blooded Aollweller pups $ 150 AKC male Shellle pup "50 614-74211"• .-:: ~ 3 Ton c tnra 1 ,•t r c on dl 11onar Package System Or Split System $1 250 Installed 5 Yr Warranty All Paru 1 800 287..S308 61" 446-6308 2BA Apt A)djacent to Rio Aande Camput 6H 2"5 5858 or 614 245 5992 2 66 Acres Lincoln Pike Garage Shower House Nice For House Or Trailer Counlv Water Electric Best Oiler 61H56 9391 360 This newspaper will not knowungty accept advert sements lorreat estate which 1s In violation ollhe taw Our read... are hereby ~nlorrned lhat all dwellings advertised In this newspaper are available on an equal Opportunity baSIS 2bdrm apts total electric ap p!iancn furnished laundry room lacillllu. dose 10 achoolln town Applk:atiom available at VIllage Green Apts ug or callftl4-9Q2 3711 EOH Middleport N Third 2bedroom furnished apt Deposlf & rater enceo 304 68~ 2566 Four lots near Racine approx 1 112 acres each starting at SSOOO call814-9411-2025 Mlacellaneoua Merchandllt 1 2 acre lot lor sale in Bradbury on CR 5 614-992-6190 7acres at Glenwood Well & sep tic tan~ concrete drive unlin ished garage 614 963-6511 preJerred Day shHt Salary bene 1-~-llllllll!llll!llll!llll!llll!llll!llll!. . . ms and vacatton compettllve with I· industry Respond to P 0 Box 386 Po~ Ohio. REAL ESTATE someone needed evenings and weekends 10 care lor eklert';' woman In her home near Pomeroy Apply by writing The Cally Senti net c/o Sox 729 0 Pomeroy Ohio 45769 giving experience relentnces & wage requirement 12x6S trailer will negol!ate 30• 675-SQgt 5 540 440 Sale ca• Salesman Commercial Prinllng Co Neadt Aggr&IIIIYe Sell 1tarter For Full/Pari Time French Cny Press 614..... 4383. RETAIL MERCHANOISER Hully Service First A National Retail 8eMca Company is Seek lng A Pari Tim• Candidate To Service Ratall Accounts In The Gallipolis Araa Responsibllllles Include Weekly Merchandlalng And Numerous Reaets For Varl ous Product Manufacturers Re tall Experience Is Preferred Flexible Hours Soma Travel Ae lrrOursement, And $6 50 P/Hr For Mara lnlo Contact Elaine At 1 800 952 4738 Oplont 8 Ext 5n7 EOE SHIPPING/RECEIVING lull lime Manutacturing lacllll~ H S dipioma requlntd ExparlellC8ltarriNarlrv With dlspatc:blno Jypiog compuf. en purchasing and lnventorv for New 1995 Ux70 Includes skirt 1ng slepa blocks one year homeowners Insurance and six WUI dO bacl(hOe work phone 614- months FREE lot ,.nl O~y 110, 5 992 3173or614992 5858 ' ~wn and S207 17 per month. can Will do house cleaning and or I-';:.60().8::..:..:..:3:..:7.:.323.::;6:..:..._____ laundry Mon Frl Reasonable rites 30+-67s-.8•7a~brT\na New B~~~klnRepos Only~ leU Newr •:j04 755 7191 Will Do Interior Exterior Painting Reasonable Rates Experienced OAKWOQD HOMES Nitro WV References For Free Elllmatts Direct factory sales No middle man Save $1 000 s 304 755 614 245-S7S 5 5885 Will dO weldiiV'I ol any kind 30.. ·-. 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New 14x70 2 or 675-5002 3bt Ontv $995 down St9!Jmonttl F ..d 11 ree e very 5 se 1UP 0 n 1Y at Oakwood Homes Nitro WV 304 755 5885 IOulslda Responsible Non Smoking Babv· sitter Needed In My Home S1.5o Per Hour 614 256 1-481 A fler 6 PM Mobile Homes you understand what to do to ma~e the relat1onsh1p work Mall $2 75 to Matchmaker c/ o lh•s newspape r P 0 Box 4465 New York NY 10163 LEO (J4Iy 2~ Aug 22) II you re ond1Her ent today you m ght come out on the short end of the shck Make sure the arrangemenl sn t I lted 1n favor ol your cohorts VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) Do not make comm 1tments 1mpuls1vely toda y Whal IS easy to agree to now m.ght be very d1fl1 cult to comply w1th later LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 23) In ltnancoal and career maners tOday you re I kely to be alert to on ly small benef1ts wh te larger opporlumttes sl p past Thmk tn both pounds and penn es SCORPIO (Oc~ 24 Nov 22) You mtght prove very competent at managmg s1tua hons tor olhers today but you may not be so adept at handling your own resources. SAG In ARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) You s,hould trust yq_ur common sense when. h;mdl ng tncky developments today but tryong to look good for o1hers you moghl feel tempted to 1gnore your ms1ghts CAPRICORN (Dec 22·Jan 19)11 you re try ng to nterest others m a venture or enterpnse today I would be best to underplav t 1nstead of exaggera11ng Its potential AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Fob 19) Aema n opt m1 s t c today but also be r ea l s t1c about your hopes and expectat ons Your opt1ons look good but they m1ght not be as good as you env s1on them PISCES (Feb 2(}-March 201 Luck should n01 be used as a substitute for hard work and common sense today Fate tend s to be fickle wh le your reason1ng can usually be relied upon ARIES (March 21 April 19) Do not mak~ any changes tc>day 1f a prom1s ng matter IS presently runn1ng smoothly Your tw1sts could end up at a cu! de sac nstead or an ppen road TAURUS (April 2(}-May 201 Be on guard n your nvolvements w th a dependent fnend today You m1ght be drawn 1nto someth1ng 1n a small way only to d scov er thatl1 s qu11e complex GEMINI (May 21.June 20) A lnend woth good 1ntenUons m1ght make a comm1t ment today on your behalf w11houf your consent Prepare to n p th1s 1n I he bud \.\ 1 I • �Friday, July 14, 1995. Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Ewing featured in academic publication Electric guitar inventor, Les Paul collf1pses at home MAHWAH, N.J. (AP)- Guitar said Henry Juszkiewicz. cbairrnan legend Les Paul should recover and chief executive officer for Gibfrom a collapse that kept him from son Guitars. The celebration at the Country attending a three-day celebration of his 80th birthday in Nashville, his · Music Hall of Fame includes more than 5Cf classic Gibsons and is part manager said. The inventor of the electric gui- of the company's IOOth annivertar complained of chest pains and sary. The Le~ Paul series of Gibson shortness of breath as a limousine Guitars has become one of the most prepared to pick him fro1n his Mah- widely used in the music industry. wah home for a lli£hl to Nashville, A recent custom edition fetched James C. Ewing. a !995 gradu- ate or Eastern High SchooL has been named to Who's Who Among . American High School Student' for lbe 1994-95 year. · This year be is being honored'"! multiple year award winner. Ewing is the son of Tom Ewing~ Mason, W. Va. and Mike and Hellh :Elberfeld, Racine. As an honoree Ewing's biography will be published in this-year's edition of the Who' s Who Book and be qualifies to apply for a $1,000 scholarship from the S !50,0!)0 in scholarships to be a'warded ·this year. The organization bas been recogni~ing students 0 ------Society scrapbook------ JAMES EWING a wife Mary Ford. Their hit~ included "Vaya Con Dios," ''How High the Moon," "Nola" and "Lovet. The Nashville celebration will continue witl10ut PauL It includes the opening of an exhibition on Gibson's history and several concens, and Pau,l was suppd!.ed tq reunite with country £uitarist Chet Atkins after 20 years. $30,000. Paul ww; resting at home under a doctor's care. "This is not a lifethreatening condition." said his manager of 30 years, Harold Stem. Stem did not know Paul's diagnosis or whether he would have to be hospitalized. Paul, wbo turned 80 tm June 9, topped the charts in the 1950s with for their achievements in academics. athletics. and extracurricular activities since 1967. Students can be nominated by high school faculty members, ymllh and educational organizations wHh five percent of all high school students receiving tl~e muma! award. Only one-half to one percent are honored for two ·or· more. years. seniors enjoy Amish cnuntry The Rutland Church of God's Senior Saints recently traveled to Amish country with th<l"Meigs County Senior Citizens. Their chartered bus trip took them to Sugar Creek for shopping and observing hand-made items, bas k ets, era f ts an d wo od wor k s. · They then stopped at the·Carlisle Hotel Restaurant. · Then the Senior Saints toured a cheese factory. The resident.' then took an old fashioned Stearnengined train ride through the country. Those going on the trip were Jackie Preece, Homer Preece, Alice Kitchen, Geraldine Sexton, Chester Sexton, Betty Willis, Bob Eads, JoAnn Ead~ and Mary R'omine .. BIRTHDAY PARTY A birthday party to be held at the Chillicothe Veterans Administration Hospital was announced fur July 20 when Lewis-Manley Auxiliary Unit 26,3, American Legion, met recently at Dale' s Restaurant in Gallipolis. Florence Richards was hostess for the-meeting·with Helen Culmer, fillit vice president. conducting tfie meeting. Following the opening ceremonies, the bulletin from the Eighth District president was read. A get-well card was sent to Clarence Hollingshead of Gallipolis. Mrs . Richards was secretary , pro tern in the absence of Dorothy , Casey, and Margaret Bowles, wa1 acting chaplain in the absence of .Annette Johnson. Thre_ e new whoC?ping cough vaccines found more effective with -fewer side effects By PAUL RECER tagious respiratory distnse 1hat AP Science Writer infects more 'than 50 million people worldwide and causes about 350,000 deaths annually . A vaccine against the disease, also called pertussis. is one of the routine chillihood inoculation• now used in the United States. In the drug trials in Italy and Sweden , the three new vaccines were found to protect more than 84 percent of vaccinated children ami caused fewer side effects than the vaccine now used in the Unite<! Suues. · BETHESDA , Md . (AP) . Jhree new whooping cough vaccines have been shown 10 be more effective and to have fewer side effeCtS that CUrrent V>lCCines in large clinical trials conduc ted in Italy and Sweden. Officials at the National Institutes of Health announced the lintlings today and told reporters that they will attempt ' to accele rate 'approval for use of the new ·vaccine in the United States. · · Whooping cough is a very con- The new· vaccine uses only part!-i ·second birthday observed McDonald's in ·Pomeroy on July 2. Present were his parents, Edward ami Michele Starcher; IMternal and paternal grandpar.ents; three great, grandmothers; two aunts and a few friends . Gabriel Perry Starcher of West Columbia, W.Va. celebrated his second birthday at a party held at of t11e pertussis bacteria to prompt · Administration and with vaccine able in the United States as soon;" continue to inoculate children the body to become immune. The manufacturers to ensure that the possible. against whooping cough using the Fauci recommended that parents currently available vaccine. vaccine now in use in the Uniled new pertussis vaccines are avail S~1tes is a whole cell vacc ine U1at ~~=~~~~~==;r-=::=:::====~==========r;.;;;;;;;~~~';:;=== uses the entire killed pertussis 110 Help Wanted Public Notice Public Notice Happy Ad organism. · A whole cell vaccine aiM> tested jho Formera Bonk ond ony or ott btdo aubmltlod. [l'y·ou. see in. Italy and Sweden had protection Help Wanted Savtngo .company, Furthor, tho above J rates of 36 percent to 48 percent. " . Pomeroy, Ohio, rasorvoo coltotorol will ba sold In tho Pauline Barr Field Help tho right to bid ol this oata, condition It Ia tn, with no Dr. AnUlOny S. Fauci, lbe direcond to withdraw the above axprua or Implied tomo row tor of the National Institute of r ' Pickers cottoterot prior to aate. warranties gt"en. • Allergy and Infectious Diseases at Further, Tho Formora Bank For further Information, wish her a NIH. said his agency is working 614·247·3901 and Sovlnge Company contact Mike Klooo at 992. Happy closely with the Food and Drug ranrvoo tho rtghlto reject 2136. Christian School Enrolling New Stndents For 95-96YearL ' JESUS IS HONORED. ' GRADES 5·12TH 'FOR CHURCH-GOING YOUTH. ' LOW TUITION 'Registrations & Information available du1ing our open house evenings of JULY 28 or AUG. 4th, 7-9']lm ···1r···· Retirement P),nning 1050 Clrtll' Road, SNde, OH 45776 Business Phone 81 ...15-1400 •·•••••••••••••• **** lAUREl CUFF CHAISnAH ACADEMY lAUREL CUFF FAEI METHODIST CHURCH 40792lAUAEL CUFF AD. POMEROY. OHIO 45769 110 , trt ay. 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