http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/f5e13e24d4b1f72f4a73ea06837f20f0.pdf 16f7725c3ecf818aae94b36a4e842633 PDF Text Text Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio :I Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, July 19, 1995 Rutland eliminated . in KC meet ' COPYRIGHT 1995 • THE KROGER CO. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD llliNOAY~JULY 16, THROUGH SATURDAY JULY 22 1905 IN POMEROY & GALLI"OLIS. ' ' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES NONE SOLD TO DEALERS. . ADVI!:RTISfD ITEM POUCY: l!Kh of these adveniSI!CIItems. r~ed to Deredy IN II· able tor sale 11 Men Kroger Setll'l, exc:ept u 5ped~lv noted In this ad. If we do 111'1 out of 10 ild.....-tiMd tttm, wtll offer you ¥0UI' d'IOIU or I eoft1*'lbl•ttem. wnen avaaable r.,ectlng tt. same NVInQS or a radleck whl<h wtll enUde yow to pu-d\ase th1 aGv..itHd ttlm o1t d1e adv....USed prlel ;wttt*1 JG dayl. only one YendOr ccq,on Wll be a«eptecf per Item pu-chaMCI. w• Ohio Lottery _ ~~CI ~~~~ ~ Pick 3: 830 Pick 4: 7541 Super Lotto: 9-11-12-22-39-45 Kicker: 146513 Page4 • Vof. 46, NO. 58 Copyright 1995 Always cooq, Always Fresh, see Sttne For Details. ~._Fear --- more _ The audit released Wednesday also found that $1 million w;ts lost through surely honds is s ued to minority con1rac10rs who tlill not complete the work the hnnds were meant to guarantee ;md thai $4 mil- lion was' lost when borrowers defaulted on loans. TI1e commission was formed. in 1982 m help miqnrity-owned companies wilh poor credit records gel ,.low-interest stale loans. II al's n · offered state loan g.uaranl~t:s to· help companies gel pri vale hank financing. The audit found a failure w check the· credit of loan applic:mts and verify U1e value of U1e collmernl offered. The audil also noted problems in processing the paper· work to strengthen the ,,rare's col· NORTHWEST U.S.D.A. CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF lateral position, moniloring the Joan:ran<l aggres~ively pursuing :Collections when payments were not made. "It's nor thai the rules weren'l lhere, it's that they were never Boneless enforced.'' JakewaY said. Chuck Lbs. · advisory board thai will make rcc· · Onunend..'ltions to Jakeway. Nation's jobless figure nears three-year high STAR·KIST "IN THE DAIRY CASE" Chunk Light Kroger orange Juice Tuna, .. Gallon FRESH ELEGANT LADY "Peak·of The season" california ·Peaches FRESH DELl ' Fried Chicken · LAY'S Potato Chips 6~z. ALBANY (AI>) -Law officers looking for marijuana by air discovered a patch \)f 820 marijuru1a pJruus growing in a ficiU near Ohio UNDER CONSTRUCTION - David Pratt and one of his latest projects, a shadow hnx, meant to be hung on urines. a wall and hnld small fig- Quadriplegic: 'Just do it' By MISSY CIA V ARELLI him. He thought il was just a Sentinel News Staff minor injury, until he later develBehind an ordinary workshop, oped a headache and heavine ss in· c~vered with sawdust and lined· his arms. w1th tools, lies tm .onlinary store· He was taken l'irs1 10 O'Bie· room crowded with wooden horsness Hospital in Alhens, then es, steam boats anu other wys trru1sferred to ~1. Antlmny's Hosand objects crafted by David pital in Columbus. There, it was Pran. delermined that he had a frac· What is unique is that Pratt · . tured ~ervicaJ vertebrae. must rely on a wheelchair. He is Surgery could not be done quadriplegic. immediately hecause the staff Unfortunately, tl1e wheelchair neurosurgeon was our of tuwn for he uses now is eight years old the weekend. Pratt was placed in and in consL1nt need of-repairs. traction until the surgery could be Therefore, a wheelchair fund perfonn.cd. has been established --by Herman In the meantime , however, a L. Dillon, Pratt's ,physical Ulerablood clot lilflned, causing prespi st; to which any individual, sure on his spinal cord. Despite club, organization nr church rna¥ the later surgery, Prill! hecmne a contrihute. quadriplegic hecau!'ic uf thunage Mr. Prall 'was injured while to his spinal cord. helping a sick neighbor by cut· He maintains hmitcll strenglh ting limbs from a tree . While in his right hmuJ. and em only use doing so, one of the limbs fell on his left ha11d t<JT s~1bilizing . I Fur'ther complicating his situation, is the facl that his wife is hlind . · Despite what could eR,ily he a mind -cr ipplin~ situation. Prau cont inues lookin g positively at life . He keeps busy in his workshop, working mostly in the mornings when lemperal urcs arc cool ".1nsl tlo it - like the commercial says · either thai or you just die," he sai d matrer -of-fact·ly . "You try lo keep husy - do what you can." To conlrihute ln lhe fmuJ, residenrs m:1y mail c.lonatiOns, mark'ed HDaviU Pralt FunLI", to Hennan L. Dillon, Physic:~ TI1cr· apist, 1480 .l:~ck so n Pike, Gallipolis , Ohio 45631 or to the Physical Therapy Depm·urient at Veleran's Memorial llospiral. Full disclosure concerning cost and ex:pcmJiturcs will he foJ:wimled upon reque.,l, Dillon sai<l. j for claims jumped by 5,250 to. 388,000, highesl since 390,750 during the period ended Oct. I 0 , 19.92. I' University Airport, where they over a large nH.Iius in a remote area, were preparing Inland anu refuel. · or it's grown indoors,".Nccly said. Athen s Cm11Hy deputies and Mazza conlllcled Ihe U.S. alloragents from 111e Bureau of Criminal ney's office in Columhus nbout Identification ilnc.J Investigation on federal charges hecause of the Tuesday scizell 1l1e plams, est imat- numhcr of planls seized. e<! to he worth al least $&20,000, "We are invcslig;~tiug to cJcterChief Dcp111y Phil Mazza said. minc who's running the place. We Jt was the couruy's l;u·gcst mari- don't helicve lhe owners of the juana seizure in more than 20 pmrcrty wen: involved ," he saic.J. years, he said. No one lnlll hccn arrcsreU TI1e plants, many ol which were Wednesday . more than 6 feet tall , were scizetl Forty - eight more marijuana from a field off lJ.S. 50 hctwecn plants· wer.c found at another . Alb:UJy mid McArtl\ur in southeast Athens Co11n1y loGIIion and 395 Ohio. plants wen;: LliscovcreU throughout B-ureau agents saw the plants Hocking County, authoritic."\' said. around 5 p.m. T11esuay as !hey llcw In 1994, alx>ul XO,(X~) marijuana into the airporl. s;lid Terrence plan1s were confiscatcc.J acrosS Neely, 13CI auminislralor. The Ohio, up from ahout 70,000 in agent~ hac.J he~n !lying over ucarby 1993, Neely said. Hocki ng Counly sc;u\.:hiu£ ltlr marAlh:UJy i..., ()(l mile~ sout..hc.ast nl ijuana c1s pnrt of an annu;ll crmlic.:a- Columhus. ' . Suspect's ex-boyfriend didn't want children . UNION, S.C. (AI') -Jurors in Susan Smilh's murder trial heard . the words wrillen . by an exboyfriend that prosecutors say drove the yonng molher to kill her two · sons: '' I j nsl don't want cbil· dren." In a lcllcr tn Ms. Smill1 written a week before 3-ycar-old Michael and 14-monlh· old Alex were drowned in a hoke, Tom Findlay described her [JS "inlclligcnt, beau- . liful, sensitive, undersramling." But he said Ihe 1wo of them ~ouJd nul have a relnlionship, in part bec:1use he docs m11 wml! chil- .. . dren. _.., "Susan, I could really fall for you , .. . IJul .like I have told you before, lherc arc some lhings about you l11at areu't suite(] for me and yes, I run spcak ing 'about your' chil· tlrcn," he wro1c. "I'm :-;uri! that your kiLls are · good kids, hul il really wouldn't maltcr hnw good they may be ... lhc fao.:1 is, I jnsl uon'1 want chiJ. dfcu." · The typed lcucr, wri11cn Oct. 17 and given lo Ms. ,~m ilh tm Oct. 18; · was read 'doutl in court Wednesday during Findlay's tcsrimOJjy. Young girl testifies she was molested by Koresh NOble said on the "Fox Morning News." "Nm only was he a child lf!Olesler, hut H murderer who'll tum Weapons nn A'IF :~gents executing serarch warrmlts.'' The pncketl hearing room was stunned in mitl -aftenmou when the girl recounted h Cr fiir'sl sexunl encounter with Korcsh when she was j us I I 0. She a I so recounted Koresh'~ grapl~ic description of sex acts with nthcr worncn amJ children . Minority Democrats used the lumdled the raid. Tloe ATF firs! admilled errors in ,; Treasury Depanmcnr report issued in l'J<J J, and the ·agents descrihccJ them WcUnesday. The /(epuhlican,, organized the hearing,'\, over Demo..: ra Is' objc:c- , tions, to scrutinize th ~ law enforcement actions taken :1£aiu s1 the Davidians by the FBI. the A1F and other federal agenCies. hearing to point a si nister portrail "I was I 0 years nltJ wiH!n lltis happened ," Mi" Jewell lcsiificd. of Korcsh as the GOP-run House hearings opened nn the Waco tragedy and the way · U1e Bureau of 'Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms tion womJering when hl! (Korcsh) "I rcmemhcr ~illing in lhe ga~ sta- woul(.) tlo it again . I wasn't afntid, but I was nervuu~ . " semiannual assessment or the econ- The four-week; ;noving avemge tion progrrun fin:mccd hy tlle U.S. Drug Euforcemem Agency. "'!J1is is really a !luke because usually the marijuana is spread · omy . "But we have certajnly not yet reached the point at which nu risk Of undu~ economic weakness remains.'' A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Seizure largest in 20 years WASHINGTON (AP) - Elicit· . ing shocking and detailed testimony from a yom1g girl who described being molested by David Koresh .. Democrats and the Clinton admin· ist>ation are trying to justify the WASHINGTON (AP) :_ The government's 1993 raid on tbe number of American workers filing Branch Davidian compound near tirst·time claims liJr jobless bene· Waco, TcxrL' . fits increa'(l(! by 18,000 last week . "What her 1es1imony revealed to the highest level in nearly three was how dangerous Daviu Koresh years. was," Trc,a.,ury UndeNTCUify RQn Noble ~aid rmtay pf ih e Wednes· The Labor Department today day's testimony by a ncrvious Kiri said new applic.a tions for unemJewell, now 14, as s he recounted , ployment insurance 101ale'd a sea· sonally adjusted 417,000, U1e first the firs~ lime s he find sex with Koresh, UJC leader of the sect. time claims had topped 400,000 ",Davit.! Korcsh was one very, since they reached 401,000 during very ~abgerous human being," 01e week ended .Ian. 29, 1994. ' · Last week's total was U1e high· est since 41&,000 claims were filed during the week ended Sep1. 19, i 992. M:my mmlysrs had expected a smaller increase. Claims had surged by 32,000 during the weekended July 8, tu a revised 399,000. The department said the big ro;.vision, from 370,000, was due large! y 10 incorrect uata from state employment security offices. The ominous repon on U1c labor 01arket crune just a day af1er Feder. al Reserve Chairmnn Alan · Greenspan tolu Congress the nation's economy appeared to 6e. recpverin·s filim 1he sluggishness experienced emlier in the year. "More recent eviucnce suggests that we may have passed U1e point of maximum risk," ' lle said in his Boneless Chuck Steak ........ Lb. $1.49· 6.125-oz. The ~liminatcd the commission .e arlier lhis year ami crcatCU an Roast ·······~·····Lb. 2 Sections, 12 Pages 35 cents 8-20 marij-ua-na......__, plants found near OU Airport COLUMBUS (AP) - Unpaid loans to minorily contractors have already cost the slate $4 million and millions more could be lost if the state cannot collect on remain~ ing loans, the stale's developmem director said, "There'' !I lot Of money still af riSk," Donald Jakeway , direc10r of the stare Department of Develop· ment, said Wednesday . "(.!uite fragkJy, I'm worried ahout every one of the balloon-type hlalls." A special aullit of t11e nowdefunct Minority Development Financing Commission revealed . the panel had restructured 46 loans with enormous final paymenls. Of $9.3 million loaned , almost $4.2 million will come due in the final paymem, ac'Cording to auditors. .In some cases, the end-loaded loans accoont for mr•re than half of ll1e initial loan amount, The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer reported loday. Bing Cherries - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, July 20, 1995 losses on minority · loans· .. Lows tonight In the 60s. Partly cloudy. Friday, partly cloudy. Highs In upper 80s• AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY· Laraine Lawson, 13, or Keno, a member .or the Bas han Reamers 4-H cluh, chose amateur photography for her proJect in miscellaneous 4-H judging Wednesday at the Rutla!Wt Ci•ic Center. She said she has been taking photos ror appruxi· mately three years. Here, Karen Werry, lef~ and Sharon Card, center, examine Lawson's photographs, which earned her grand 'champion in thai category. ARCHERY · .Jnhn Costanza examines 13-year-uld Odie Karr's ar~hery proj.ct In miscollaneuus 4-H jud~ing held W•dnesday at tl1e Rutland Civic ( "t· nter. Karr, ur Harrisnnvillt, a mt:ruh~r of the Bashan 8oam<rs 4 H club, said he received the how last Christmas and Is l<K>klng "' ord to huntin~ with it this rail. He received grand champion t. mors in that ~tegnry,. Tickets are still available for cruise Tickets ar• still available fur the P.A. Donny's 55 milt journey up the scenic Ohin Friday frum Gallipolis to old Portland where the Battle of Buffington Mand was fnught. Tickets and information may he nhtained from the MeiAS Mustum, 992-3810. Sumt: space rur hnardin~ may al._o he available at Pomeroy, according to Margan~t Parker, president of the Meigs County Historical Socloty. It was suggested lhat anyone Jnte~ested in making the trip from Pomeroy tn l•ortland should come to lh< levee where the lmal will he ducked from 2:30 to 3:15 p.m. to check out hoard in!: pnssihllilies. At that time Sarah Fisher of the Victorian Parlor will he hosting an afternoon tea for tht: cnshintt!d Civil Wur rt:emu::turs. Whilt: in J.>omeroy there will he a callinpt: t:nnct,rt and a prn~runl hy the reenactors. ·~ l'lans call for the I'.D. J)onny In ucpa1·1 h·m;, l~allitmll.< at noon Friday and arrive in Portland ahout H p.m. The trip will be one-way. A hus willlt<~Ve Purtland at JH:3U a.m. tn tram;purt tho.• e with tickeb In Gall opolis to hoard the stemwheeler. Ticket• are $35 each, or $50 with the hus tran<rH.rtatlon. On hnard the IK>ut in addition tn the reonactors, will he rep· resentati•e.• or I he American Electric Pnwor who will give lnfnrmation on plunt• along the river, the Ohin D•partment nr Natural Re.•oun:es, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Parker also reported that ticket• will he sold for a Sunday, afternnon crui.~t dnwn the river to Jlorueruy fnllnwing the ulebration; \ • . '--- ' .I ~ .. ' , . - L , -·--- .. �• • • Commentary Thursday, July 20, 1995 Page2 Pomeroy • Middleport, Oh1o The Da1ly Sentinel • Page 3 Local briefs----. OHIO Weather Thursday, July 20, 1995 July 21 Accu Weather• forecast for dayttmc condtuons and Fr1day, The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio Clinton vs. Steele _ ThiS ts wnlten JUS1 helore Pre" de nt C hnton s maJor s peec h reg.mhng allarrn auv e tc tton I wonder whether he wtll he ahle tn mee t two goals - puht•c 11 .md subsumuve - that ICe deepl y 1111er IWilled Chnton s pohll t! l <hlemm 1 " c lear Amcnc ms d• ~• t hkc quoUts ftMU.TIMEDIA,INC. Turnabout ume Repuhll c an s wtll s •Y Uttltl Clmton " re-e lected {uu.l tppmnts one more pro prt!l~r ence Jusuce (to the current m 110nty _:_·--~--backed quotas m broadcastmg spe Cl 11 below m uke l hnme loans for mmonue s ond a he tllh c.tre pi m th at gave prelerenct:: to lll1110n1y doctors All thiS lnr wh II ' Nothmg o iK>d ' lys Professot Shelhy Steele ol S 111 ROBERT L WINGETT ol fl'e anll prclerence lll sllc es) l!ISe State Ulllv e rstty tnd the Publisher lhcu future pre lere ncelqu o to~ dcu Hoover ll"ttiLJIJOll 1UU10r ol ll1e or metal preferences anti attmna stOll s wtll come out supporttng Content ot Thetr Character uve action has tor good reason prelerences and quot a.s T111s " not Steele who ts black was rece11lly CHARLENE HOEFLICH MARGARET LEHE\\ come to be assocmted wllh both In tdle speculatton All ol the courts ullefVIewed lor a lorUtcomm g tde General Manager Controller tluc e ret.:ent rulin g~ the Supremt new t!ccisiOns wtll be tested many VI ston protiram l un wnrkm ~ on C ourt h tlS dunuushed the scope or tun es WJthlll the tudtct;tl system llere are some excerpts a lllflll !li Ve Ut;{llll\ Ill YOhl\ 0 ths hel01e they ICC tully resolved Alhrmallve acttoll h" 1cor LETI'ERS OF OPI NION ate ~clcomc They sho ld he le" than 300 tncts 111 11chools and Ill t:Oillr tLim U11lcss Clmton can do s om~ ruptmn ;It the cnm II l:ommulll words long All lett ers are .!I UbJelt to c.:dll ng and must be s1gned \\lith name se t a sHies (n etch c a se the th111g dram uu . . : Repuhhc ms wall ~o cates one ot the mns1 tragtl: •U~ Lo.; m address and telephone num ber No un s1 ~ ne d !euers will be pubh shed Leiters Supremes dtvtded 5 4 uuJ the two Jller hun'" PreSidelll Qu•~ 1 It wtll Amen can hiStory whKh " th 11 should be m good taste addn.::,~ ng ISSut.:s not perso nahlics JU St te es Clmton h 1s appo111ted be d lOugh r,1p to heat hec tuse r 1ce ts ment Bt!tu.let 1s ment amJ L-::~~~~~~~~===-~~~~====~:::::-~ (Ruth Bader Gmsburg md Stephen ClmtotUi..!CCord on thtH llllll~r dur ---.tll;tLthese are tctually resume --Breyer) vtltetl-wrth the nunnnly-- - mg lm llrst two ye.u s h.ls clearly Items II undennlnes the com pet• Dunng the 1992 ,c lecllnn been pro preference lle p1ekcd hts hve unpulse It gtve.s whtle Amer De mcrcrats m unta111ed th.ll tt pets!l llllCI hy I uemogr lphtc slot lC IllS thiS tlhlSIOII lh II Ihey hoiiC George Bush was re elected and system w11l1 tohs e.trmat ke d hy conducted socml relorm appmnted one more pro Ilk mem rtcc ethntCll) aud geuder He Alter 30 years of 11 tensiOns her nl the cqurt then the Roe vs s tluted quota vollnJ dtstncts hetween the races are as htgh as W tdc declswn wnult..l be lner He tppouued an all star team ol I vc ever ~een them m my htetlflle ByTOMRAUM lumed A 101e lor Bush was srud to quotacrats to stall 1m ctvtl nghts maybe htgl)er I wtsh our own Assocnded Press Wratt>.r he a vote for tllegahzmJ ahortmn pnstllons Hts admtntstratu>n black lea<.lershtp would underst.md WASHINGTON - f.trst <11 y ~lc tines m U1e 'Senile Wlutowatcr hear mgs and expected Repuhhc "' salvm m the W~co hcarmgs are makmg <Ul already hot summer even mote uru..:omlnrtnhlc lor PH.: ~n..lcnl C'lmton Even Democmllc Lletcmlcis tre wammg thaltt s t>Olll 0 lo got 1 lot hot ter before the douhle b mdcd GOP a" lUll "over lbere wtll be emh UT,!ssrnt:nls md there will he t.:ontr u.hcttons sau.J Whitewater cnmnutlec Dcmocml Sen lohn Kerry ol M 1ss tcltusclls That the admunsll ttmn 1s h:wmg to endure the second slr ugiH surnmer ot Wtutewater he tnngs umJcrscnres :1. UlllllllUIOJ prohlcm tor Clmton one largely ot hts own makmg That s the 1ppe ~ mce th 11 he \..:Oiltlllues to withhold 1nlonnntum on Wlutewater - no m titer how mm:h l~c uHJ hi" ln.wyc1 s clrum thc v hnvc cooperated lully The proJeCtiOn on ll! 0 e ~ne~.::n h:-lt.:vl"iOil sets Ill the St:nHC committee room on Tuesday ot p l e.C tJicr p 1gc ol r tJc ot llllllctJ over Wlute House documents - much ot U1cu t.:ont~.:nts hlmk~.:t.l out 01 lthc lccJ reU lctctl - only reml<>rced tlus vtcw 'I question whcUu.:r th1s 1s Ulc t]pc ol openm::ss lhc pr~.;sJUcnt prnllll"it::LI the Amencan people ,coltcu Sen Onm ~latch R tIt ll1 It all adds up w a week th 11 s one ol the low pomts ol tile (1m ton ptes tdency - uesptle elforts 10 shrU£ 11 Jll Olt Tl>e onlv Uun 0 llelhsh ahouttlus week lm Ute prcstdclll ol the Unlled Stdtes 1s the temperature outstll~; . .c~ssc:ttctl Whllt:: lluu ... c spokt: sm111 Mtke McCurry Few tonk 111m 'enllltsly The Ueepemng u1s1s m Dma111 1 m::;.;d 1y s til tulle ht~h 11 ttle <.lt:llut ligures ant.J .1 50 pomt slumr 111tl1c st Kk m ukt..:t t:nntnhutt.::U lult1lt:l to the While Hou sc hi ucs Me mwh1le the t.iouhlc h tnd~t.i c.:ongre .. sumtl mqulflt::s uc Ut lltelmg aueno..~on and cm:rgv lmm 0111.:: ot the most d tuntlrtt, summ~r tss1 gnrnents ever Ineed by m1y Con 0 r:css prnducmg the IOU!,h cuts 111 tcUcml spt.::mlmg tO meet a COI1 0 fCSSIOI1 Ill} tpprovetl In tncJ tiC tn h tiiiH.:C the hmJ t-o cl Ill seven years Wb1tew:1ter hC:l.fi!IJS tm:u,.m g holh on the ('Junrms old ~rknnsas l:1ml Ueal anc.l on thc suh.:u..le ol While llouse LlcpUI) couno;el VJUCi;jlll Fo!-.lcf enter theiC second d ty At the same ume sep u ue he umgs hcgm tnd •Y 111 Ute House on Ute til lucd 199'1 stcge nl the Dr 111ch D IVlllltn U1111pound near Waco Texts Despite protestatwll:-. 10 the Clllltr try hy cnmmHtt..:c lc ulcrs hnth M lrshall Mt:Luhan once saad tdlk lo tJ1e cops whtch uset.l to he cnnsH.lclcd the mquu1es are Urcnchcd 111 raw p trus m pnhucs Meanwhtle m the once £entcel lh 11 people dm) t read lhe m01mng natJOilcll p tstune 1\ gooU ex un In both mstlnc.:cs Dcmoc1 tis uc !-.!:CklllP to pot II ty R~puhhc ms ts sport ol protesswn 11 tenms Jell newspaper Utey shp mto 11 hke 1 pie <!1 why so m my lms have fall l}t!mg on t polltK II Wltdl. hum mU ue t:h u tL.:It:117llle ennrs ol JtHJ~menl TuraJl,JO Mnounc~;tl this week th 11 wm m bath If that's so U>en read en out ol love wath the g liTle Ahner Uncovered 111 the IIH.JUIIII.:'- 1~ stcmmll\ 0 hom hum 111 II ulty not olltc1a1 mg the datly sports pages ts hkc Dnuhlcday m>cnted m ty h~ l11und m1scomluct shppmg mto a cessp1x1l Ill. the 11 ansactJnns column ot th1s The Sen HC Wh1tcv. uet c.:h 111m 111 Sen Allunse 11 Am 110 R NY as HllrLIIy a week passes It seems week s sports p 1gc one of the mosL p LrllS Ul memhers <I the Sen tic w!lhoul some rem111der ol the he withdrew hom the Swtss Open It repnrls lh 11 the New Yurk We should t>t.::l the 1nh t.hme m I move 1 n ~u ee>~.:..,tcll S~.:n ( llll ~ tn lowly depths to wh1ch p101e ... s10n:1l lor le tr ol 1conlnmtltJOn With ld Yankees have promoted D trryl pher Dodd D Conn Dut even l>olld s tppe u lor htp "'" r UJ 0 tilt srnns have sunk Am.l willie m my low t~nms pw M uc Rosset whnm Strawberry to thetr lnplc A .tlhh &lc hollow - g1vcn h1s othc1 Jllh L" 0 Cill: J 1l t:h urm n ol tlH: Dclll<'Jt:f 11lc d1 Slll 0 enunus spOil~ t llls ccmtmllc Tur 11160 has slmLicJOUsly 1ccu~nl ate m Columhus Ohm 1 he Drunx Natton ~ Committee to u.lollze rro tthlet~:s vtcwtng ... ot h~nehtlll~ from urn par~; Bomhers .ue expected 10 hnng ~1e The pohuc,tl lnstnom cs w~.:ae n.:.mloru;d wh~.:n R~..::ruhlll 111 SL:n I r mk tlte1n as 1 r:ite ot dcml6<xls a.ll too 11vnntasm f sen II uru 0 ollemler up to the htg Murkowskl of AlasJ.: I uncxpcCI~.:llly rlolllll.:ed UK hm:k 1 ~1.: th II hclouocd ultcn the ptos hell 1ve hke tho lust a tortnlJhl 1go 11 Ute W11n cl th 111 tun~ lm Uw rcnn mt 1 u.:e ro Foster at Tuesd LY s OflCIIlll c he u lllo I fc IH;klll up to ~o,lu w how <.Iilli unholy oltspnn olthe f tllen ~n el hledon ch unptonslup m Englmd I ht:le s uollunt"l wwng wttlt 0 1V 0 0 cult ll woUld he tor 1t turn up u 1lc to h 1vc t:V lt.kd t.lt..,UJ Vt:l) loa I lUI <~t]s Lm.:tlc1 fm.:mt>o dell'.. eJed the hest un111 antl 1 ..,.1ty 1 sccoml ch mcc 11 he Foul ~.·ned Democr \Is Constder the recent c JSc nl tton ol the t1gly Amwc 111 lh 11 ltuly h" ch U1 0 C!I hts ways Dut • Were com:eme<.l that Sen 1101 DAm 11 1 h 1s f'CISU ttkd tlw mUwpen Dn m BIJUes the pHl lnntb 111 pity has heen witnessed m some tune titer th1ce "illlkes (< r more 111 the dent counsel nlto pmv1<.hng tl1c.UIIC ll pn r" sud Mark F 1h1t111 t rn~::rn er who s1ys he accillenlllly He swrmed oJf the £flss cmnts Ill c tse ul Str 1whclt y) t o.;uOst mcc tier of the Whtle I louse le~ 1l1c un lollowm" Ute pwceednt" s hlew lWllY his t:OUSIIl Charhc ltsl the middle or a m ItCh p1oh::slllle I thus1n~ h tllpltye• shouiU he In the Waco he Ulll 0 s the Wlnte House mLI I OIIC>JessJon !l Oemou tis I hrmvn out ol tlH.: 0 une for good week\\ Hh 1 ~8 c thher 11 mtlgun line c til hy umpue IJ11111n Rd1e11h are tl)'tng to make 111 tssue nl U1c role pltyed hy Ute N JlllHltl Rille i\sso I know Ch ules d~ath w" IDI th 11 dttln I b" Ins w •Y i\lld IS II 01 couJsc pro tthlctcs wlune cmt10n m planmng the he lnH ~:~s u.:C1Lient s.:.ud Bl tdes at 1 te'lrful th!! beh 1vmr nl thL: Y mkce tctuus th 11 11 1s unlu1 to hnld them to 1 Tiley are tncusm~ on rcpoll'\ tlllt I rern:scnt II IV!.! (I the NR/\ llliSlep pr ess conference The pol1cc pro were 1101 hoonsh enou h Jus h1gher st uulnn.l ol pet son1l cmH.Iuct 0 resented herself tiS I COIJllntiiCC IIJVCS(l t:~ tlor llld lh II the fl IIU::J liT lll_gCd th Ill C\ t:!l yhody eJo.;e Ill SOCICiy luo.;t know rl1ules dellh w" ~n tcct cqu>lly hot tempctcd wtle wtlked {or an engmeenng tJrm h1reU by thc NRA to t.:< mlut:t tc~ts ou 0 uns <.lent And mo ... t unp01 t lilt elotl on the court tnU -;JtppL:d Rt.:heuh s h~c msc they 1c nt:h uuJ lrunnus removed trom U1e bumed out compound • they sty lh 11 docsn t me 111 thnt knows Ch tries de 1th w IS 111 lUI 1 u.: c • Fot a commmee holdmg anvc.,.ta~ntn y l~e tnn 0 s to u..,L: IL:snurccs <)I m lhey should he expected to he uent It w" only 1 wuple ol ye '" 1 Ulleres.t group IS bmh wrnn~ IIlLI o.;tupuJ .,. m.l Norm 111 Omo.;lclll 111 1111 llut that s nul quite thew IV 1 0 It m\y he IL:memhL:It.:L.I th1t SllU tl CXt:ITifllilrs /\s OIIC pro hIS 0 Jy!trit at the Amenc m Entcrpli'\C lnsiJiutc whu spru 1llzcs m Con g1css tuthont1es o.;ee 11 Ill PI ullataon I It touner top r mkctl women s rtty~.:r kclh til pltycr ht twnly dedo~re!l 111 While House oti!CIIIS h JVC hcen UJ g lll o T~f1< llt.:IS to L ll om~1l!lll tn \\lwrc the muuJer c1 1ccadeHt Monka Seles w ts st1hhcd 11 1 teu 1 JVommcll:lll I unnot lJOk: help make thelf c tse Dut Omstelll stys II ~~~spIll ol ,,, Witte lloiiSC occuHed It s nearly unposs1hlc n1s m 11ch 111 Ge11n my At tlw 1 1te model straleBY tl1ey tc 111 deep uouhle 111 111 nctadenl slluaiJon for a gun tn tlungs 1rc gomt> 111 pllllcssnm 11 Out most Amctlc ms whether Meanwhile thou! Ute hcsl the Wlulc llousc L Ill Ill rc " ~Ill the two go off tw1ce sud Sgt Mach tel tclllliS It won t he I lll 0 he lore they IL: spmts J 1ns 01 not suh heanngs Will <.lwwn I! \ch otJ1c1 out - uul th t1 Arncnc 111s 1lrl! uly ovct Pnce They d hke lo d1scuss tills pltyers Ultlumpm-::-. ~1111 sutlll\ 0 up scnhc to the sc11pture lh 11 tUmon dosmg on Itve telcvaston tn 1ls nul prm.: cethnt"l" v. ill C"'clt.::l illy tuuc out 1111h Blades hut the Se title Se 1 111 body tnn11r 1shcs to whom much h.1s been hawk says he s JUst too broken up 01 course no pml es'\Hllltl o.;pott g1ven much will he expected EDHOR'S NOTE- lnm R 111111 em et' the \Vhtle House 1m I he ove1 Chuck s de 11h nght now tn h 1s tlcchncd 1s much 1s h 1\Ch 111 That's why the Chntons sui A.socmte<.l Press Ben Wattenberg White House reeling under whitewater, Waco probes I KNOW IT's EXCE~SIVE, ~VT I HAD To WoRK TH~GH 1/CKETM/lSTER. lha1 rcmovmg l1hnnallve achon ts the way tn somethmg more real, to tdeas and values that will sustrun us m lhe long run, that Wtll enable us to develop (It) corrupts values m a soct ely so that thnse groups of peo pie m order to JUSI1ly havmg tecetved tlus kmd ol prelerence have to he constantly commttted to the lded or themselves as members ot 1 vu..: tumzcU group Tn pmtect 1g unst the tc rr nl I nlure we c.:ele hratc I ulure 1s mthenuc black ness Wh 11 a patheuc sell destructiVe lorm oltdenltltcaunn' I thmk the Repubhc ms h.!Ve to he ver) carelul hecause they have to accept the ltct that they have a moral o~uthnnty problem as regards race ' The court ts slowly an<.l pamfully retummJ us 10 t democ racy olmdtvtduals Je<>e Jackson IS ,, hnlhant man a talemed man, but I !lank (he) ts tnculcatlllg dependency m black people (hased on) the whtmstcal .md meffecuvc snc1(1l engmeenng ot government hurcaucrato.; It saddens me to sec CIVIl nghls lc.tdets tdvocate that kmd ot thmg .md miSs the tact Umt Judge (Clarence) Thomas' dectsJOn (to stde wtth the maJonty on alttrma uvc actmn) b td mtegrlly 11 had pnnctplc ;md tllowed hum m <.ltg nny I don 1 thmk 11 s possthle to pr U.:llt:l: Lflmn HIVe rlc.:ltOO Without the use ol 1group prdercnce wuh out the usc \>I ptclctenutl lre.tl mcnt 111 m 1ny c.1s~.:s at 1wt til num~:nc L1 rlu.:: ongtn tl .tHumauve lCIIOil W Is (lor) rCciLillll~ OUI UliJ tglllg people to JOIII rhm s Cluuon s dtlllcull chal len 0 c to gently hut ltrmly put us on 1 course to en<.l prelerence or to rehut Shelhy Steele or to p.ty the pnhttc ~ pnee Den Watt~nherg, a S4!1ll0f fellow at Ute Amertcan Enterprtse lnshtute, ts the hnst nl the weekly puhhc teh~vJslnn program, CllCOUI 'flunk 1 ank " (For 1nfo1 matwn on how tH c.:cmuuumcate electr4111U:ally w1th llus culurnm!'il and utlu~rs, con- la<l Amema Online hy calhng ]. 8fHI 827-6164 ext 8317) With glory comes responsibility '"''"P •• I· fereU so much gnel tor lllmg CITO nenus tax aellmls Why congress men Tommy Rohmson tnd Bob Mr 1zck were ndlt:ulcd lor hnunc Ill£ mon: th 111 tJOO t.:hct:ks 11 the House h 111k Why supcnach I]UHllls hkc Mtch 1cl M1IJ.:en md LL:llll' Hclmslcy Wt.:IC oiVCII h trdcr th 111 usu 1l p11son lctms lor thc1r nllenscs And wh} llu~h (,r mt h.1s he en puhhdy lllillllh ted ljlr 11 yst Ill~ With I fliO\IItUIC Pwlcssaon 11 spnrts trc 111 msll tut1o11 111 tills count1 y And much hke the enlcrlauuncnt mdnstry and the news medta- two other pow erful nongovcrnmcnl torces 111 Amenc 111 souety - sports mllu en~.:~: lhc vnlucs nnd 1111tudcs ol llllllums ol AmctiC.IIlfi Whether they hkc 11 or not whether they tskcd lor 11 or not pro tUIIctcs trc puhhc ClllZens T11c i\menc 111 people ltnve t nght to expect them to heh.tve themselves m 1 stx:t.~ly rcspnnsthlc m.mnerto ohey the law to refram from honn sh hch IV tor .md to ahstam ll om suhstmcc \huo.;t; Joseph l'et klns is a culumntsl fn1 The San DleJ:o Unaun-Trt hune (I ur mlur matwn on hnw to commumcate elect rum~.: 1lly With tl1110 cnlummst and nthe1 s, \:Hil I tel Ame11c 1 Onhne hy calling]. MIHI l!27 6364 ext Ml17) Letters to the editor Send in the Kooky Committee._ __ Agrees with letter Dear Edttor In reply to Jemulcr Wolle s let wr m tbe Sunday Ttmes Scntlllel "Alcohol a problem, not a cure I .have advocated temperance lor 111ore tban 50 years I went to school wnh five boys from one fam1ly They all drank They bave all been deau lor more tban 20 years I went to school wtUt five boys from another t umly and lbe first one dted less th 111 two years ago Ann Lan~ers ts always wntmg about The Noble Expenmcnt refernng to the prohtbtuon amend ment I hved through the pmhtbt uon d.1ys I never saw a drun' k woman unttl JUSt before prohthtuon ende<.l She got drunk on beer (hecr was legallze<.l before ll4uor wa.<) You may sty 11 I h td hcen around much I would h tvc seen 1 drunk \\Oman I w" only '" 2o states dunng thaf tllne It I h ~~ hccn Ill 27 nr 2R stlllcs lmtght h11vc seen one No I woulJn 1 h IVL: either hecause I wouldn 1 h tvc been whete !hey were I am S6 yeats old tn<.l I h IVO never been drmtk nor have I eve• tasted beer Alcohol ktlls the llvmg an<.l presef\es the <lead (or m tybe I should have srud ptcklcs Ute de t<.l) If I knew lenlllfer s tddtcss I would send Ju;r some tcm pc( met: matenal sucl1 as Rats 111 the Dcet Vats And n s nohnuy s husmess wh 11 I dnnk Op1e Cnhh Mtdulcpon Today's Binlldays Actress·smger Sally Ann Howes ts 65 Vtdeo aru st Nam June Pruk IS 63 Sen Barbara A Mtkulsktm D Md 1s 59 Actress Dtana Rigg 1s 57 Smger Ktm Carnes 1s 49 Thought for Today "All forms of totahtarJamsm try to avotd the strange the problematic, Ute cnucal the rauonal To do so tbey must deny the metropohtan splfll equaltze everythmg m ctty and country ;u>d retam a center whtch ts not the center of anythmg because evcrythmg else 1s swallowe<.l up by It - Paul Tllhch Amencan theologtan (1886 1965) Alter mon~ts ol mvcsug,uwn I tol Htll tn convene 1 spccttl com have conclu<.leu that Con£rcss " rmttcc ro h1ok mto th '' 1 hm~: lfl' all SQrts ol SIOJICS llo 11111 0 lftJUild botchmg Ute penuctous plot prob Foster was mmdt::tcU f<'o"i(er s Iem No surpnse there We ~I know Con~rcss !).ungles everythmg Dut tlus one 1~ a humdmger The: IMUon 1s gomg through,, consptracy cnsas hody w \S moved Foster h 1U some m winch thou~o;anc..ls nt our cllazens secret Sw1ss h mk tccnunts Foste1 .tre convmced lh 11 cvcrythmg had w,,, an lsr 1ch spy Foster w 1s th tl h tppcns - from lHJh mterest anvolvcc..l 111 Ln octopus ol con r 1tes to k1ller bees 10 ov~;:rtlowmg sptractcs - and 1t nll1nst s1ls tllerc tmlets - ts tl1e work ol htc..l<.len Jcsterm~ hands usually the government s A Ieder 11 htulthng ts hlnwn up Iudden hands and the 111 Okl ~1om' and loR people ;uc Congress 1s au 1ckmg the d1lcmma kallet.l md pntnnh da:so.;cd 111 c un u.l hoc fhcy w ut tor ~o,omcthmg 10 outl 1ge uml11nns rmd nthc1 dt::llit.:: 11 h 1ppen then th~y rc H.:t _ IF they cd cat1zens md umsplrnt:y thco11sL-; re 1ct 11 til otter nume1ous CJcd1ble 1t.ic to; US Jaw enlorcemcnt 11gcnts about who ch<.l 11 - the ltp mesc dress Ill black nnd don lldmt..:ts With the Ont1sh govemmcnt ~null ollcU tL:11k v1sor.s and sunound 1 rcil zomb1es 1 Commillt.:c ot 10 g10ns cult m W tco 1 ex as utd tht..: the Anu Det.unatann Leaoue Prcs1 nextthmg you know there" 1con <.lenl Chnton tn coopcmtwn wtlh llagrallon that ktlls 80 people at'U1e Umted Nauons - md all they only nnw 27 months after the ta get IS Jeers and sneers frnm Ihe does Congress gel around to co 1 med1a and one stmkll16 he.u111g venmg a JOlllt commlllec to get to bet ore a Senate suhcommtllee Ute bollom of 11 Who ordered the Th;';; " ,, shockntg stale of rmd and why' Was the prestdent .tflaus I thmk What w~ nel:l[ ts a mvolvcd' JOillt Congressmnal cnmmtllee th 11 Vmcent Foster tums up dead an ext,ts for the '111e purpose ol proh alleged sutctde md we re STILL mg tile ncluwu' machm ''""" ol wallmg for Ute conche.tds ol C.tpt dt.tbollcal schcmets 1 p 111cl ol Joseph Spear us pohlact.tns who<.: 111 hue sl1ltci~ who specwhze 111 conruv 111cc cllld c 111 convene on 1 moment s nollcc I even h tve l name lor th1s new body We can c.tllll tl1c Commtllee ,un Oddball Cnnspu tctes Cht 't'anery and lnlflgue Th 11 s COOC Cl for short pr1Htounced Kooky llere are a lew tlungs ~le KIXIky Comm II tee could look 11110 -The ass;.sstnauons of John F Kennelly Rnhert Kennedy and M utm Luther Kmg lr Yes these evenL' h tve been explored a zllhon tunes a Ire tdy hut Nat tonal Rtlle /\ssOciOIIOII CXCCUIIVC lnd gun columHtst Nc 11 Knox has a new theory - tb 11 the assassmattons m •Y have hecn slage<.l to create pubhc suppon lor gun control laws anti dtsru mm" the people of the lree wnrld - The tlleged rendezvous hetween Ute sp~ce shullle AtlantiS and the ~ovtel space s11111on Mtr Twenty mtlhon i\mcnc.ms beheve th1s sp tee stull 1s st 10 cd tn .t mov1e studm n1tl th1s nne w 1s no differ ent Dn I h tve to rcmm<.l you the A.tl~rrl-s~ cornm tnLicr w 1s nnrncll Hoot Gahscm the s une lS the cow" hoy ctctur' l me Ill come on how JWlch evtdcnce do you need I - Exhum llums They dug up lnrmer prestdent Z.tch uy T1ylor and now U1ey want to dtsmter John Wtl~es Booth Pocahontas Jesse l.unes .tnd Rtchat<.l N!Xnn s htlle dog Checkers I think It s a con sp1racy lmong mortiCians who worry ahout havmg cnoush work They want to plant everybody twace -Intern IIH>ntl hankers md Freem,1sons Parson Pelt Rohertson s tys they arc constantly mantpultt 111g the economy - Tl>e Tcx" c IItle rancher who h" et1u1pped hts cows wllh elec tromc p 1gers md tr uneU them to come when heeped Do you recall th tl alleged Okl.tlwm.t hom her Tunothy MeVetgh " sa1d to have hccn womed th 11 the government had plmtcd fi cmnpuler clup 111 hts huttocks' Dnesn t sound so t.mt,L" IIC now docs 11 ' Amcnc 1ncetls the Kooky Com mltfcc Joseph Spear IS a syndtcated writer tor Newspaper Enterprise Assoctahon {For 111fnrmatwn on how to cnmmumcato tlectrmucally wtlh thts culummsl and olh~rs, con tact Am•nca Online hy calling I 81111 827 6364, ext M317) Man held in connection to shooting MICH A 32 year old Pomeroy m m may face charges of felomous assault after allegedly siH»tmg at another l'umerny man early th ts mornmg Carl Allen Strunper Mam Strec~ " accused of shootmg at IR year ol<.l Travts Amol<.l Umon Avenue Accordmg to law enlorcement reporL' St uuper allege<.lly shot at Amolu from the balcony of hts apartment above the Super Sundry Store around I am lollowlll£ an e trher <.ltspule Amold wa~ on the street below ltlkmg 10 three oU>er people tccordmg to the report Though not struck by the round i\mol<.l w" reportedly struck hy concrete dtslodged trom the unp Jet ol Ute 'hot Olficcrs lrmn the Pomeroy and Mtddlepotl pohcc dep utment s and Metgs County Shentf s Deputies l,tter m>:sted St unper lnllow mg l search of tll.t: arc l A 20 0 ctu t>e shoi 0 UII shell w ts recovered tl the scene \cc.::on.Jmg 10 tlJc report Ass tslllll prnsccUIOl Chns renogh" 'ml Stamper Will likely be eh.trgcU w1t.l1 lclmuous l" ' tuh an ag 0 r IValt::d lclony oi the secn n~ l)e 0 rec pun1 sh 1hle hy 1 m uwnum pu;.;on tL:nn ol R I 'i yetis • IToledo Iss' I IMansfteld Iss' I•''' • IColumbus !sa' I Motorcycle strikes deer A Vmton m m sus1 uneU muwr tllJUfi C ~ alter h1s motorcycl e struck 1deer Wcdnc sd 1y mglll on st.ttc Route 12~ Ill S ~em Town CHAIR RECYCLING • A wond•n clmlf hmlt arnund the turn laye~ltf I' >liil, provltled -t--~-llarrrmel-tt:l:-7>'rrw;mb• h 1A w.\,.-westbntllll u-whJ:II·· fH~•Iruck--:r--t--~ in.•ptration fnr Dehra Frost's prujed m mtsc•llmeuus 4 H lllll~llll' deet winch JUmped llliO lllC p llh ol Ius 19n H trley Dnvtdson Wednesday Frost, JM, nr Long Bntlum 1s a m~mhe1 ut the Wh1l acco1dmg lo t Mc1 gs County Shcnffs rcpott Sow mls w L'\ tlm>wH Ktds 4-H cluh und h.1s bt!en m 4.H fur lU years For lu~ r p•n1ect, from tltc bike wl11ch w l" he tvlly dam l0 CU she stripped the uld punt otT the c,hmr, rcpl1cmg 1t Ylllh a lmst!ccl OJI fimsh Here, JUdg~ Teresa Stunt:, nght, exanunes Frusl s pru lj,;;- or the century, and covered Wttb live Showers Today's weather forecast South Ce'\tral Oluo Today Mostly sunny lhgh near 90 Southwest wmds 5 to 10 mph Tomght Pattly cloudy w1th a chance or showers and thunder storms low ne tr 70 Southwest wmds S to I 0 mph Ch mce of rrun IS 40 percent Fnday Showers and tbunder storms likely Htgh 85 to 90 Chance of ram ts 60 percent Extended forecast Saturday Partly cloudy Lows m tile low to mtd 60s Htghs m tile low to tmd 80s Sunday Partly cloudy wuh a chance ol lhunucrstotms Lows 65 to 70 HtJhS 111 the upper 80s to IOWCl 90s Monday P.utly cloudy wtth a chance of thun<.letslorms Lows around 70 llt 0 hs 111 tltc upper ROs to lower 90s jed Sh~ wun reserve champmn humn sIll that diVISIUil Land transfers posted The followmg lmd lr mslcrs were recorded recently mthe ott tee of Metgs County Recorder Emmo gene Hrumltun Deed Steven H .md Wanda L Ebhn to Harry and Donna Kay Clark Saltsbury one ,1cre Deed secretary of Housmg .md Urban Development to !runes W and Sharon L Whttcstde Salem 91 acres Deed D tic L and Karyn D Davts to Mark A .md C.uohne S Sull Mtddleport lot Deed Arthur How rrd tnd Kun bctlee S Wtncr N 111cy I thcr Growne and Allen M tch tel Cross Thomas Robcn Bob Adams, 68 666 Watson Roa<.l Btdwcll <.lted Homecrcek Enterpnsc s Inc In Wednesday July 19 1995 m Holzer Medtcal Center llomecrcck Entctpnse' Inc S)rt Born Aug 12 1926 111 Appomattox Va son ot the late J R and euse lot Blanche T Tucker Ad uns he was a rettred construwon manager for Deed J.unes E and Lmda Dtd Amencan Elcctflc Power Corp die to Chnstopher R tntl Gm.t Hts career took him to many construcuon proJects m U1c mtdwcst, but Dtddle Sutton one tcre hts prunary loc.tlmvoJvcment was wllh U1e Gcn I unes M Gavm Power Atltdavtl Emogene C ronks Plant m Cheshtre md the Mountamecr Power Plantm New Haven W Va decea>ed to W titer R C111oh He was most recently a«tgned 10 the Zunmer Power Plnll m Moscow Mtddleporl _ OhiO Deed Dew tyuc Rt 0 gs In Con AU S N.tvy ve1erru1 ol World War 11 who served Ill Ule Phthppmes me L C tphngcr Cmuue I utd he was a member of the Fust Presbytcnan Church ol Go~lhpohs the Gal M uk K Comuzte Leh 1111111 tr tcts hpohs Ltons Cluh Amencan Legwn Lat tyette Post #27 a Kentucky Deed Wtll1am E md lp i\nn Colonel and dllended the Wednesday Monung Mens Fellowshtp Gmup Frmcts to KHhy 1 B JJtcll Syrt at Grace Umted MetltodtSt Church cuse lot Survtvmg are hts wtle Glona L LewiS Adams whom he marny<.l Nov Deed MMvel P Petry to 25 1950 m Dnlllant Ohto two daughters Karen (Ore~) Smtih ol Dtd Wllham R and CynUut D Prtter well and Nancy (James) Mulhns of G tlhpohs stx gr mdcluldrcn Kelh Rutl.md p ucel Smtth Chns SmtUt Rob Smtih Meredtlll Mulhns Lmdsey Mullms and Deed George M lr and • Dorothy M S tyre to Dmroll Bryce Jell Mulhns ,utd a stster Cathenne Rose ol Euchd Servtces Will he I p 111 Saturday Ill the Ftrst Presbytenan Church With tl>e Rev AI Eluley and lhe Rev D~vtd Ho0 g nlhuttmg Bunal wtll be 111 Mound Htll Cemetery I nends m.ty ~Ill at U1e Cremeens Funeml Chapel on Fnday lrnm 6 9 p m Am Elc Power 34>112 The hody will he 10 state 1111he church cme lumr~pnnr tn the servll..""C Akzo................. 64 5/8 Memon 11 cnntnhulmns m •Y he m uJe 10 the F1rs1 Pn~shyt~.-:nan Church Ashland 011 34 112 AT&T .... :.................................. 53 118 MemonaiFund Sl StileS! Gtlhpohs Oluo4S611 Bank One 30 718 -Area Deaths-- -Thomas R. 'Bob' Adams Stocks Lovena Neal Bob Evans Champion lnd 22 3/4 19 JIK Charming Shop Holding 4 314 27 112 Fe-deral Mogul 211 1/4 42 518 City Luvena L Day Ne.tl 97 Mtddlcport <.ltcd Thursd~y July 20 1995 at Scemc ~hils Nursmg Home on Galhpohs She was bom March 10 1898 111 Galhd County daughter ol the late Dtll and Armmla Day She was a homemaker ru1d member ol the lhuted Pentecos~11 Church of M1udlcpon She ts survtved by a daughter Jumta Dray ol Columbus a son and daughter m law Joe .md Emma Moodtspaugh of Mtddlcpon a daughter m law, Ehzabeth Moodtspaugh 14 gmndduldrcn 44 great grandchildren and 25 great great gr mddulurcn In addnum she ts survtved hy two stslcrs Olive Sw un ol Mercerville ru1d Crys~1l Bogard nl J tcksonvtllc ['Ia She was precede~ 111 dcatll by her hush md Rohcrt Ne u 1 d tughler Rachel George and three sons D 1rrcll tnd Homer Mntldtsrlugh md Henry Darrell Scrvtces wtll he held S lluulty II 1111 11 Rtvctvtcw Cemetery 111 Mtu dleport With U1e Re1 Cltrk D tker \>lhutllll 0 f-11entls m •Y c Lll F11day 7 9 p m at Ftshc• ['unemlllome '" Mtddlep• 11 Bloody socks back in spotlight in Simpson trial LOS ANGELES (i\P) - i\ "" ptCIOUS p111r ol d.trk socks blood st:uncd and crumpled tl the foot ol 0 J Stmpson s bed could emcr 0 c as a key 10 Ju-; l.lclcnse tl the rws~ cuuon IS unthlc to cxplam thctr The Daily Sentinel (USPSll39tiOI Pu b h~hed cYcry Fnd~y I 1 Cour aftun oo Mo day tl1 0 u~h St Pomeroy Oh o by the Oh oVa ey Puhh~hmg Company!Mule med ll Inc Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 Ph 992 2J ~6 Second cia..~~ po~ra&e va d m Po?1e oy Oh o Mf'mtwr Th e !\ s~OC i n ed New5papcr A ~!>OCi nt on P re ~~ and the Oh o rosTMI\STI<:R Se nd ad Ir es~ co rrec t iOn~ to The On ly Sent nel Ill Co un St Pomeroy Oh o 4:'1 769 SUBSCRIPTION RATES th Carrttr or Motor Route One Week Ooe Mon h One Yeu SINGI E COPY PRICE ~ 5 Ce nt ~ Subscnbcr.; om dem ng co p~ y the c:un may remll .n ndvnncc d rcc to Th e Da. ly Senlmel on a hrtt ~I ll. or 12 month ham Crcd w II be g vencpmereach week No ~ ~~b~ cr whe~ pll o n by ma I pcrmi!I Cd n a home earner ~erv cc ~ a~ :wa Iabl e MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS ln..'ildt- Mflg!l Counl) 13 Wre ks $2 ' 92 26 Wee ks $ot7 06 52 Weeks S92 56 Rat.u Outdde Mrlgs County 13 Weeks $25 6 J 26 Weeks S4Q 66 52 Week\ $% 20 cunous abscnc.:c trom 1vu.lcotarc Jurors 111 Snnpson s murder tnt I bcJan wnung lurwusly Wcdncsd,Jy when pollee photoJr.tpher Wtlfte f-ord testllted Ute socks were mtss 1n 0 from 1 vnJ e otnpe he shot an Sunpson s hedtonm tt413 p m the uay alter Ntcolc Bwwn Sunp son and Ron lld Goldman were slam f.o1tl tesllltcd th 11 he nevet saw the s(>cks llad there hcen socks there you would h tve t tkcn 1phtJiogr tpll of them, dclcnsc attome.y rollll 111e Cochran lr tskcd Yes replied I ord who retums for more quc~uuntug tC>C.11y l'ObCC WIIIICSSCS h \Ve S3ld they saw the socks nnU 1 sttll phot , shown rcpea1cdly by pttJsccutlli ' deptcts the socks at the foOl ol Sunp~on s h<:d Prosecutors we1c cxpec1ed to claun Utat U>e tunc recotded b) Ute vttleo c.tmer 1 w t< oil by such 1 large mmgm ~tattt can l be tru stcJ Ford s c.tmem sho\\ed 3 13 p m eut he s m.l th II W IS be cause ~llG­ cJock h u.l not hccn changed 10 Iccommotl1te. daylight s tvmg ume and tlmt 11 w ts an hour lflter Prosecutor M lfCII Clark Wcls expected to '"£ 0 esl U1 II f-ord m tde the vtdcol~pe even l~ter than 4 11 p m She ml 0 ht e1lso sug gest th 11 Ford s en me r 1 nn ssed the soc ks that were lymg thet e Sc1entttac ex.rcrts hav e s uti blood on the sot:ks 1s consistent w1U1 Ms Sunpsnn s Goodyc.>r T & R K mart IS 3/H 14 718 Zl 1/H 41 2Z 114 .34 Lands End Llmlled Inc Mulllmcdia Inc People s Ohio Valley Bank One Valley Rockwell Rohlun.~ & Myers Royal Dutch Shoncy s Inc Star llank Wendy lnl I 3111/2 45 1/2 26 112 -·-·- Wnrthinglun lnd St x.:k rep 1rls art: rplnh.'S r,ruvldcd lialllpnl1~ lh~.! 10 123 12114 47 718 17 5/H 211 I(], Sayre leL1fl parcels Deed Ellsworth I 11111 Ann [' Holden to Ch;u-les II Bnllcrwnnh Columhta parcels Rtght (ll way (I> nics R tnd M trctt A 0 11 rell 111 I uppers Plams Chester W ller Otstllcl Chester 7 act es Rtght ol way Evctell 1 Cal away 10 TPCWD Ot.lll 0 C 2 tu>:s .md 32 0858 teres Rtght ol way Ch tries Ray Jo C Roger C m<.l Donn 1 L H11tcs to TPCWD Chcstet 7 75 ~cres Rtghl ot w ty 1tmolhy L 111<.1 Crystal L Curlts to fPCWD Orange 2 teres Rtght ol way Ethth L 1vnnnc Bl Ike to1 PCWD Olive 2 9 tCJe.' Rtght ol w 1y lclltcy A tnd Angcfa lo Church Lucdle M Don aldsonlo TPCWD Ohve I Kro Rtghl ol w •Y Jerry W utd G ul D wen port to 1 PCWD S tltshury lot Rtght ot w •Y runothy A lcnk ms to 1 PCWD Cheste1 one acre Rtght ol way D 1rlene T and Mtchael Warner to TPCWD Lebanon I 210 acres Rtght ol w •Y John .mu Sus~11l Sullie to TPCWO Oltve 20 2R7 \CICS Rtghl ol w ty Wtllttm W JYJJC 111d Llfld 1 Russell to TPCWD L eh mun 4 441 1ucs Rt 0 hl ol w 1y Mtch tel T Burke to ri'CWD Or mge I II teres Rtght ol w •Y rctllll I .md In cJ.I C McN1cklc SulltHI I SO aues R1ght ol way ll;u-old E nul Sue E Ha ~er to TPCWD Sutto11 12R1 1ues Dec<.l C trolyll i\nn md llcm lfd Seymore md Cl.u 1 Je 111 France to loh11 G md Romt I Warner M1d• dleport lots Alltdavtt W liter Rockhold deceased to Nonn~ Rockhold One-car wreck probed No lllJUflt:s were rcrortctl .Urer tone t.:.tr .tccadcnton st,IIC Route 681 m Oltvc Town ~ lup th1"' monung lfOUtu.l6 Cory W Knepsludil 17 I 1lUt! Jlnckm~ w 1s wL:sthnuml when he fell asleep HILl drovc nvt..:r a lull ICL.:Oicilll o lo Mt..:l -t>S County Sheurr s rcpott lhs I(JM'i PlymoutJ1 Rclt 1111 sust uncll hc~vy ll:1lllle> ~.: Sher~t[warns ofpaving scam Dew lie of lr tvchne rep:urmcn and s tlcsmcn Mctgs County Shwlf I unes M Soulshy" 11Uud Recutllly people w lllllll 0 to ptvc d11vcw ys were 111 UIC UIUIIIY Soubhy s.ud 1 hey COlli tel set\1111 clltzens wtlll 1 stmy th 11 they have only so much hltcklllp .mdoffer a goou deal he ~tldetl It wmds up cnsung the res1dcnt mnrc money when the person comes hack and s tys they tltd more ol the unvcway he satd Most CltiZt::IIS pay lhC tddtiiOI\ tlt.:OSIS Know who you lfC de 1hng wttll he t..: IUIIOIICd Rcstllcllf'- .u"C ellL"1lUI tgcd to Clllll Kl the shenlf's OfiiCC If they eiKOUIHCI SllS(11 CIOIIS " Meigs announcements Serv1c~s announced RACO me•hng set I he R.tctnc i\tc 1 Commumly Org umallmr wtll meet Tuesday 6 30 p m al Star Mtll P trk New members are welcome Fatth Full Gospel Church Long Bottom Ran<.lolph II til f'nd 1y 7 pm Meigs EMS logs 7 calls 9 21 p m Ltcksklllct Ro>d M.1ry Cnlron treated 11 the ~<.:enc Untls ol the Mctgs County Emergency Medtc II Scrvtcc answerc<.l seven c tlls lor .tss1stmcc WednesU~ty mcludmg one lr mster call Umts respoudmg mcluded MIDDLEI'ORT 2 01 am Hudsnn Street Dorothy Jenkms Veterans Memo nal HosptUII I 52 p m N Front Street Ella Jane McDamcl Holzer Medtcal Center 3 13 p m Mount Oltve Road EhzabeUt Bartoe VMH POMEROY 3 OJ p m C.trletnn l~oad Syra cusc Byron Watson VMII TUI'I'ERS I'LAINS 4 11 p m Tuppers Plam f'trc Sta11011 Tunolhy A Btsscll St Joseph s llosptltl Hospital news VETERANS MEMORIAl Wednesday tdnllsstnlls DoroU1y Wtll Mtddlcpoll Wedne.,d.ty dtsch trgcs - None TONIGHT CONGO PG 13 ONE EVENING SHOW 7 30 STARTING FRIDAY MIGHTY MORPHIN POWER RANGERS THE MOVIE PG ONE EVENING SHOW 7 30 44~23 SUN ~~OFIN TO BE WILD PG-11:VAl AND nruot KILMER JIM CARREY IN BATMAN FOREVER PG t3 446-1088 Jn am hy AdHst nf Our customers laoorec;iate perhaps the rarest quality 01 all QUALITY THAT ENDURES ...... No one covers the grr.at outdooi·'S like Wireless One Network. 17 -: 3 :=; • Un den 1100 bag phone • Magnet c moun1antenna •Banery wth cha get • Offe exp11es July 31 1995 • Ralesas low as $14 95 mon1hly • 12t Mobtle lo Mobile Call ng • Free cu~om call ng lea lutes • 94 000 sq mtle Supetsystem Cellular Options • Unl mled Long DIStance as ~w as SB 88 • W1de area pag ng as lowas $7 00 • Vo<e Ma IIUSI $195 POMEROY Meigs County Display Yard Near Pomeroy Mason Bridge Katie Miller Manager 992-2588 VINTON Gallla County Display Yard ISS Main St Jay & Joe Moore Managers 3811-8603 NETWORK d ) Slop by s Wireless One Network localton today You won I find better semce at lower pflces anywhere Athens 015 East Stale St1eet 614 592 49 11 Perker1burg 6600 Erne son Avenue 304 485 5600 �Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thursday, July 20, 1995 Sports .The Daily Sentinel · In the Kyger Creek L.L. Tournament, In American t 'e gion tournament play, lnnfllg totals Athens 502- 3(1 ~-000=26-25· 3 Meigs 041-001-31l4= 13-18·8 ' WP-Wetzel LP-Newsome -:'ny DAVE KARRIS . don Mitchem Lhrl'w 14 pitches), the lnning totals second . Pirates wa~tcLl no time g~tling on the board in U1eir half of UH! nrst. LeaUoff hiller Nick George tripled to right fieiii - U1is was the only cxtr.t-hase ltit of ti1e contclit ati(J scnreii on right freltlcr Chris Rupe ' s ctTant thmw to U1ilu. Mrtdrcm ~"' tw11 strikeouts to strati(! Michael Ram,burg - he ing well enough to play . :-.I;U1ed m"ki11g life harder lor the Med., wiU1 a four-run rally in its krlf of the third to lcacl I0-5 at its w:u\:: lkld. whn finished the game. Th<i ', pair struck out six and walked thret:. D~nnis lastcU fotJr inning!-. before shifting to third h;1se ax starting scco JH.I . h;p; ~,;man At.Jam · In th"e next three frames , !he Undaunted. Home C:tre used a Reds didn't get anyone past seconu hit batsman. two hits. a IJ:~k· and a and found themsel ves the vtcttms wild pitch to notch three fUllS in tl1C end . of Mitchem's pitching, as he tallieu top of the first. Point Pkasant Aft ~ r holding IIC'M scoreless in six strikeouts in those innings. II:u·uwru·c trimmed the kau to a 3-1 th e fourth . llardwar c tacker) on Watson camt: on in relief. Thn:-.ci Mitchem fanned II and walked margin in its half of U1e lirst. fuur mme runs hut Lame {)nc ru11 two t:omhincdiO su·1kc out ,..,jx ~mLl none in -wssing his fOur-hit comTf1c Mcc.ls got their three-run short ul cmling th~.: game in th.at walk 10. plete game . Stewart (2-3) , J.D. cushion hack in the sccnnu when · frame. But artcr I lome ,C:u·e cased llan.lwarc"s hiu~n: wen.; llatricld Jenkins and R:unsburg (botlt 1-3) Andrew Dennis scored on shortstop the pressure on itsdf a little in U1c 0-4), Smith (2-2) . .lellmnn (2·3). · LP- Dennis reached on a one-out ~ing lc to right were the Reds who got hits off him . Seth Hatfield· s error on Derek filtl1 when Derek llnJ,on semed on Johnalhan ~onc~UIIL:r and Rya1Y -*-*-*field - at ~c~nnd h:1 ~L' in l11e Rut~ Gilmore whiffed I I. walked five Wauerson's gruutider. But Hard· a wild pitch. llardware hegan the llod ge ( hoth 2-4). llnmc Care' s By G. SPENCER OSIIORNE land secorHl he! me the Pirates and gave up lour hit., , which wenl ware's Heath Jefferson, who led off final victory push· when Jeremy hiHcrs wen: [)ennis (2·3), Grimes OVP Stall Writer added another run in their half of to Gcmge (3-') ;urd Nol:m (1-1). the boLtom of the second anti air· Tm11cr, who walked m1<1 used Jc.f- (1-2). Derek llullson. Watson an~ Tbe Bidwell Pirates and Point tile inning to gn :dread 2-0. r.r. Hard war< 16 mailed Dennis' first pitch beyond fer son's si ngl e a11J W:lltcr.'o.n ,s Watterson (•til 1-3), ' Pleasant Hardware notched victoDul Bidwell found its 11cw lead Hom< Car< Mod. 6 tl1c fence in left center, saw l1is solo throwing error to scort!, puuwg ries over the Rutland Reds and cut in half i11 the third, when Rut· Home Care Medical had to play homer begin whm ended a~ a nvc· ll:utl w;u·c ahead I5-(1. Quu1·tcrt1m•l:-.: Point Pleasant's Home Care Mctli- land's J.D . .ktrkins- he reached wiUr an eight-hatter lineup featur- run jailbreak tll:tl erased the Meus" After Grimes caught llatfic!LI's Tonight: Gallipolis White Sox fj~~-~~-i;~~!~~~e-;:!~~~·~~::~ll~U _plil)LilL..-Pll-a- t:r"'ZCn, w J1C-£in.g )C iI) Ic! Ieft ing .only .l "'" ·<WLfir.lLiers bccaus.e --tllfee-run.lead.lmJ (llll.lhci!Lhehind :Jly _to Jdt ,_felfcrS('n heat the !e~ ~sJ'r-uth,-Pilanna~y ·lit 6 p,m,;the Little League center. pa.<t slwmtop Eric ~ola.n cenler fleldel' Nathan Hollingshead, 6-4. . field-to -sccon tl· l<'·home relay to Kyger d-eck No. 1 ~s. Rio Grande Tournament Wedncstlay night at and got to Uliru .e>n tlie strength of . _..,ho injured his nose in an accident In the U1iru, payhack tinie c:une t;tlly llardware" s second run of the . at 7:30p.m. . the Kyger Creek Eniployees Club Nolan's error ami Matt Stcwan:s with a bat (aluminum as opposed for Home Care, as Derek Grunes frame ·and end the IY95 toumaFriday: Hubbard's Greenhouse field near Cheshire. infield single- scored on Justtn furry ant) winged) during a recent drilled S!cvcn Blazer's first · pitch mcnt' s llflh mcrcy-ruk: decision. vs. MiduleJlOrl Cardinals at 6 p.m.; . . Bidwdl4, Rutland I Gilmore's · fidcler' s-choice grunc and had recently come out of over the fence in left ncld about 10 Steven Blazer P.itd1ctl three Bidwell vs. Poim Pleasant Hard; · After Bidwell breezed through grouJJdcr that retircu StC)van at reconstructive surgery, wasn't feel- feet from d1e foul pole. But 1-laru- innings ncron.: givillg way to llal~ ware at 7:30p.m. the top third of the Rutland batting order in the top of the lirst (BranRutland . 001-000=1-4·3 Bidwell , lli -Olx=4-4-3 WP- Mitchem LP- Gilmore Inning totals . Home Care 31 1-01=6·6·3 P.P. Hardwru·e 154-42=16-11-1 WP- S..Diazer I SAN DIEGO (AP) - Forget all the talk about a home-lield advrultage. The way the Cincinnati Rctls have been performing on t11e road this season, they may want to stay away right through the World Series. The Reds used five consecutive singles and a grountlout in the ninth inning Wedn~sday night w score four times anc..l uvertakc the San Diego Paures 7-4, their 20Ul viclo· ry in their la st 27 road games. Cincinnati's 27-11 record away from home is the hcst of any team ' in the mhjors. ''Nobotly's giving . up when we 1 re behind, lUll Sold Only By Your local Independently owned True 1Jal11e Hardwar1 Sloru has AIHional chatn-tJuytn!l power Damon Berryhill. who had · struck out in his previous tl1rcc atbats, s~"lrted the rally Lhill erasctl a 4-3 San Diego leau wiU1 a one-out single ofF Padres closer Trevor Hoffman (4-3). Jerome Walton rru1 fOr Berryhill and moved to third on pinch-hiller Ed Tmthensce's single. Deion Sanders tied the grune with a :looping single 111 left to score Wal, -ton and Howard drove m :Tau'bensee wilh a single to right itarry Larkin .greeteu reliever Brian -Williams wiU1 a run-scormg smgle .for a 6-4 lead. ru1d after a walk to Reggie Sanders loaded the bases, .)'Ia! Morris' chopper to hrst brought in Howard wiU1the ganw's ·final ru'n. · "The guys are just playing real·(y well on the ro'aU right now,'.' Said Reds starter John Smiley, who failed in his bid for his I Oth win this se:tson and IOOih in his career. "Everybody else in the Central "d ivision lost todcly, so we wauted ·to pick up that extra grune hy winrting." · The Reds h:IVe done that when Smiley starls this season. They -have won 14 of 1he 16 g:unes the left-hander has staned, including ·annine of his starts on the road . • • Mike Jackson C\-0) got U>e win ·and Jeff Brantley eru·ned his 18th ·illve by striking out ,the side in tl1e .ninth around two singles. · . : After Brei Boone's two-run sm. gle in the first oil San Diego stm1e~ .Andy Benes, the hr~t tour hatters 10 face Smiley had htl.< and evetllu·ally scored, giving S<In Diego a 4-2 !,tad. 1 WVMS to hold {nvitational FridaYt · · West Virginia Motor Speedway wi!Lhosl the annua l 47-0arry Olit/Poske' s Performance 1Par1s invitational l(>r .L:11e Models, pay· ii>g $4 {)()()to win Friday. · · Th~ powerful STARS Late Models will be on the ~late due to sn off date on their schedule. _ ·. Already pre-entered are Domue Moran, Steve Shaver, Bart Hart· iuan Mike Balzano and Davey John~n. Also on the card with be Pure Stocks. ' .. • Gates open at 5 p.m., w1tl1 rae· lng at 7 p.m. . · . . : Ohio Valley S(l!'edway wrll not be racing l'riday ev<nmg, but wrll resume its Friday scheuule next week. Baum takes third place in KVDP race : . Tim Damn of Chester, driving the Hot Springs Tuhs/Baum ~-~­ l!er Express recently placed Ibm! m tbe Modined Division at Kanawha Valley Dragway. . Phil Crace of Hurricane, W.Va. )iosted u1e win in his 1968 Nova, wpile Ken Madden Jr. of MiddleP.Orl took second in his Nova. Jiaum and Tim Wade were U1e next ill line, making i1 to the semtfmal rounds. •. ~If;I Dependeblt Bidwell's Brandon Mitchem comes in from third has~ tn score on a wild pitch by Rutland hurlt:r Ju.'ilin Gilmore, who U.kes II•• throw from catch<r Mall Stewart, in the firth inning of Wedne.•day night's Kyger. <;reek Lillie League Tournament game near Cheshire. The Pirates won the second-round contest 4-1 to move into .the tJUarterfinals. (OVI' photo by G. 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They will be present~d at th~ annual roundup tnumame.nt un Monday. July 24m Hidden Valley. Tour direcwr Frm1k Capehart of Hidden Valley, the four golf course owners and all parents who "-"isted with lhis program were commend- Dctrnii (W~II:> IH) at Caltfurma 1UnL1et·ltlnl), )0 .0 ~ Jl Ul. 6 (12) ()akJantl 2, Detroit l leagues Eu.:d~m free Swinting Seleav Shou blatex f~~ nouse Palltl the bench," said TI10mas Howard, MITCHEM SCORES - Milw~uli.e~!1, Sen1Ue AMERICAN LEAGUE 'fl:, point• , David Reed with 2ti anJ J.C: Oblinger with 19 points. In the 11-12 year-old age gmup, Brian Bickle was first with 36 points, followed by Trenton Roush wi.th 2R •md Chris Casto placed third with 19 points. The 10-and-younger division chrunpion was Pomeroy's Jeremy Roush with 38 points. Nathan Plantz was second wiU1 34 J10ints. while. Michael Moore was third champion with 29 poinls. He will be presented the Parker Long Mem_11rial Award·as the most out· standing junior.golfer in the tri· county area. In second place !"as Scott Bussell with 22 ' points. In a four-way tie tor third place with 14 points each were Clay Crow. Mick Barr, Drew Dunkle anu Dilly Thomas. The 13-14 year-old division was won by Aaron Dickie wi~h 30 CLEVELAND 14, Texas 5 Baseball tiU;I <!; who cJrovc in lhe go~alu:ml run in ing through .·· FANTASTIC SAVINGS VALUt; ~.:.·~ •. ~~ Meigs hud I~ hits, with Josh Jeremy Grimm and Newsome each having three singles to lead U1e way. Hoover added a uouble and a single, while Travis Rice. Tyson Rose nnd Donnie Phillips each added a pair of singles. Newsom e was the starter and Joser for Meigs. Also seeing action on the mound for the local te;un were Sco11ic George , Rice am) Rose. ~"~ Meigs will nClw travel to the University of Rio Grande to play Lancaster, an R-0 winner over Logan Wednesday,tCltlay at5:15 . Merkl~ . Scoreboard ~ :.1 high school ball. hut Atl1ens always used a design:11eL1 hiner for him. Wetzel pitched ~ix inni11gs to get the win . Josh Chapman anti Danny Jones also saw mound duty for Athens. . pletes -1995 season C Om . ·~·.._ The 1995 Tri-County Junior Golf Tour bas completed-play for this summer's sea,on. The four are courses - Riverside Golf Club, · Meigs County Golf Course, Hidden Valley Country Club and Cliffside Golf Course- hosteu approxi·mately 40 junior players in four matches in the pa't several weeks. Individual play earned points for each player in four age groups. In the 15-17 year-old division, . Southern's Ryan Norris was the Major PAY LATER his first hils since senior league baH several years ago. Wetzel played Meigs scored a run in the bo~· tom of Ole fifth on N<!wsome's sin- Tri-County Junior Golf Tour --;--.--___. . -·- ·- ------- ';" - ':" . . . t------- PAINT NOW even the guys on the [op ol the ninth . "They're sit· ling there for two :mll a half hours. tben gett.ing in lite g:unc and com· 10 BIG DAYS •. Athens plated t~lgrtl runs in the thiru inning to rke a 7-4 :tdvantage. But M e i~s c· ne hack in the hottom of lhe inning on a single hy Donnie Phillips a wild pitch and ·a single by Josh Merkle 10 cut U1e Athcus lead lt>7 ·5. AUtens added three more runs in the rourlh .illning to take a 10-5 Ie•tl into the llflh inning. Post 21 theu hroke tire grune wide open in t11e llfth, sending 16 batters to the plate lCl score 12 runs on nine hits. The hig hit nf the .inning was Whartcm' s gr:md sl;un, which made i1 a 22-5 g;une. American Legion tournament action Wednesday at AU1cns lligh School's Rannow Fidd. Athens scored live ruus in the top of the firM inning oil or losing pitcher Brett Newsome on three walks, a double by Dustin Dennis and singles by Danny Jones and Bryan Wharton. Meigs carne hack in the •seconu TRU·TESJ® P .TRUC SALE Newsome. Senlint~l Ct)rresp,~tult"nt ~-~--·· gle . Ncwsomestole second and continued to thml on a wrld throw into center field . Newsome then scored on a wild pitch. But Athens scored four mme runs 111 U1e stxth, wiU1 UrrceLOf thnse commg on Jack Pepper's three-run homer that put Athens aheau 26-6. The teams combinecl to pout\d out 43 hits and str:111d 26 runners. In the game that easily went past the three-hour mark, Alhens sent 67 bauers to tl1e plate, while Meigs had 52. Athens pounded out 25 hi<s leu by Wharton's 5-for-6 en;on and live RB!s <old Jnck Pepper ' 4 -Jor8 six-RBI cfl'ort. Whilrtnn ;tlso had f~~r singles, while Pepper also hnu three singles. Erik Wetzel went 3 for 5 at the plate with three singles, by getting lour runs to make il a 54 contest. Meigs tonk mlvantage of Ricky Hoover's single, a walk and singles- by Josh Merkle and Brett Athens broke open a dose g;unc with 19 runs in !he middle three innings and went on w roll over Meigs 26-13 in Eighth l)istrit:1 : Reds beat Padres 7-4 ' Athens Post 21 bombards Meigs 26-13 Page 4 Thursday, July 20, 199§ Bidwell & Point Pleasant Hardware win second-round finales -*-*-*- · ·-1 $9.99 ,lj QVC Live Broadcast August 8 . . . QVC, America's home shopping network, broadcast< live from the Cl'ieslc Center ai6 PM. FREI!I Senior Celebration Day August 8 Senior citizens are trealed to many special activities in the Janis Senior Center. -SciJct discounts for anyone over-59 yoars old: Proud to be a Buckeye Day August 11 --~ ' wear apparel with "Ohio"' on it anti register to win gift baskel~ of Ohio producL~ at the Joy FM booth o.utsidc the Buckeye Building. Multicultural Day A1.1gust 13 B.W9r. · · . . flhio's 4iversc multicultural communities will be showca.,ed at the Ohio State Fair with an entire day of activities. Enjoy FREE multicultural entertainment in the Celeste Center at 7 PM . Pepsi Can Promotion /Wi!/ ,..,":,. · . .. Get $3 off a Midway wristhand or register to win a 1995 Ford Contour when yuu bring an Ohro State frur Pepsi can to the special redemp1ion centers located inside the lith and 17th Avenue 'gat~" · N?l valid wllh ,any other offer. Pruinotion good each Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and l~t Sunday of the.falr only. No purchase necessary. Or to enter drawing, send postcard to: Oh10 State Frur Pcpst Promouon, 717 East 17th Ayenuc, Columbus, Ohio 4U 11-2696. · • . ... We Deliver For You. : All Carpet In Stock On Sale "Expert lnstallclfimi Available" 17:5 N. 2nd Middleport, OH 992-7028 POMEROY 634 East Main Phone 992-5500 Open: M-Fri. 7-5 :30 ,sat. 8-5:oo For more . GALtiPOLIS Vine & 3rd Ave. Phone 446-1276 Open: M-Fri. 7-6:30 Sat 8-5:00 Sun 10-4 :00 infonnation, call '· ' Pre-Fair discount UckelS av-.ailable at Kruger through August 3 1-800-Buckeye . 1)1¥1'> usrs • •• August4-20 . . .- '- �"'. r Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel Thursday, July 20,1995 Thursday, July 20, 1995 • --...;._--------Society scrapbook---------..;.... tiona! :-.erviccs ~upc::rvh.or ar (fBicnc!-ls llospita.l. ;: uu.l Rn.. c wnrb. a.. a trucker with E~waru> Tran>porla· WEDDING PLANS Plans have heen completed lor the wedding of Patricia Smith anti Davi<.l Rose. holh of Racine. The weddi11g will he 6 p.m., Saturday at Stli"Mill Park. R3cille. The hridc-e lect is the daugh1er lion. of Pauline Snuwllcn, Syracu~c. anti CORREt:TION Dr. Marty Holman wa .. :-.pc.ak~r Sunday al th e llill>itle Baptist the late Budd Darst. Jr. Her liance is the ""' ol llawld and C'hn"ie l~nse , Racine. Smith h em pl oyed as .:i nutri- Church near Pomeroy . His name was jncon:ectly li!o~lcd in a n annouuccmcul of hb. vi:-.it tn the church . Senior Saints hold meeting Plans for a yard sale were made at a recent meeting of the Senior Saints of th e Rutland Church of Gotl . Thc meeting opened with prayer by Buh Hermon. a prayer request for the sick including Rose Herd mon and scripture from Isaiah 53 by Mose Evans. Ma ry Lamhert · fresi~e<.l at the meting with Birdie lysell realiing articles and talking ~boul angels, whal lhey are aQ~ . what we-lrnmvn -ahout-themc-lackicPreece. coor~inalor. told a story ~houl angels. · "HOMEBUILDERS Plt:NIC The . Ho!nebuil~ers class of the Mi~~leport Church of Christ held its annual picnic ami wiener .mast recently 3l the home of Glen an~ Kathryn Evans. . Attending were Mr. ~md Mr:-.. Al Hartson and daughter farric: Missy, Ryan fmtl Bnllney Frazter: Mr. anti Mrs. Frank !hie and children Josh ami Jtltlic: Mr. am.J Mr~ . Gene McDfmiel , Mr. and Mrs. Clay Tuttle. Mr. an~ Mrs . Dern3r~ Shriver; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Evans an~ sons Ja,on. Kevin anti Harris: Mr. and Mrs. Pal Wehrung. Mr. and Mrs. Willar~ Boyer. Mr. ami Mrs. Richard Bailey. Lc>ler Bower. Lorena Tie1neyer, Rosanna Man· ley, Hazel Wilson. Flo Grueser. le"i e Mae Brannon . Mil~red SPOR'fS I'HYSICALS Free 'physicaJ., for those who will be involved in a fall spon al E:L,Iem High school will he he l~ Ul Holzer Clinic in Mitl~lcpon July llyscll , Mary Martin , Allam Mar'tin, The lma Boyer ami hu~tesscs -Fair competition-- Beautiful Rope &Herringbone 14K GOLD CHAINS &BRACELETS SAVE 50o/o TO 70o/o* . From Suggested RetaD Prices We price aU gold jewelry based on --· welght;-AU fine jewelryls ~ -· weighed, then'-priced, based on New York spot gold price. We guarantee the quahty and low prlcel be provided Uumjghou l the day hy rhe church choir nnU individuals COMPARE ANYWHERE from U1c church . Each year, th e church has a ~ rl:­ cial Hcrimge Day utTering for capifront la ~ n and tu comple l l: a prophet's room. Otlu:r sign.s will hL! erected later. Pas10r Lmnar 0' Dry aut invi t~.:s _ t11c communit y to j oin Lhl!m in cdc- bration. • • Heritage Day celebration set tal improvemcnl ~. La ~ t ye:tr llll:Y wert: able 10 erect the sign u11 lh L: Ol"'at.lvisor. Long. Dorothy Roach. ·Mary Emcsl L:unhen hall grace hel(lfe refre>hmcnts were served. Seven~ mcmh<!rs recenlly wcm 10 AU1cns for a dinner which honore~ Vester Walker on his retiremcn1. AI the <I inn er were .Iackie Pree.:e. Mary L:unhcn. Gwtldinc Sexton. lcyde llcrdmo n. Birdie Hyse ll . Duh l krtlmo n, Homer Preece. Mnse Evan., , Chesler SexInn, Emes l Lamhen. Vcst~r W:dkcr. Rcva W:Jker. Geraldine Evans . . M ar.y R mni n~ . D.:nilil Rhode." Louise London , Jo Rhodes anti Nellie Hallield. First Soul hem Baptist Church in Pomeroy will celebrate its annual Heritage Day Sunday wiUt .the 9::10 a.m. Sunday Sch<x•l. Following the 9:30a.m. Suntlay sc hool , a special progr.un is schc<lnletl with former -pasw r David Hunt bringing the message at L1 1c 10:45 a.m. worship service, fol -· lowed by lunch m noon. The Rev. Clifford Coleman. liircc1or of misSions for Sciow V~~ley Association of Baptists, will bring tilt! message in the aftemoon. Special music will Jlcquisitions DOG DAYS- As the heat cnnllnues In rise, Meigs County r.esidents are preparing fnr the 132nd annual fair, Aug. 14 thrnugh 19. Recenlly, a handful of dogs compe ted In an early show for dog< at the Rock Spring.< Fairground.<. John Krawsczyn and his golden retriever '.'Champagn~'' won grand champion status in dog groom· ing and handling and dog care. 'fhe reserve champion in ,dog was Meli'>Sa Kirk and reserve champion in dog care was Abale) 91 Mill Street 151 Second Ave. Middleport, Oh- 45760 GaHipolle, Oh. 45831 814·992-6250 814-446-2842 Financing Available • Butcher family reunion held Not BE UNDERSOLD ON ANY ITEM At AllY TIME WE WILL Dcscem.lmus of Shcrm;m a nti Velma Butcher ga lhcretl recently al the home of Boh and Luci lle Rhodes of Racine . A hur- Dutcher"; Greg, Ruhy and B ..1 . Flanagan; Bemcll ancJ Louise Morris. Junior Butcher. Michael and Tina Butcher. John lUlU Rose Burfel-style lunch w ~L" served m I p.m. roughs, Amy a n~ Nicholas A fmnily cake reprcsc nling each Humphrey. Kathryn Bulchcr, Bob fami ly was baked au~ ~ccoratcd hy and Lucille Rhode s, Mike anti Ruby Flmmgan. Sil<li"on Rhmle >: ami Dale. Karen. Attending were Ralph and Dilli~ Nicole <md .Jeremy Hill. · Butcher; Bud. Vic-ki anti Tammy Traveling lllc fru·the~t were .John Dutcher; Laura SurraH. Bohhy anti ani..l Rose Burroughs and Atny am.l Lynn Nu11er: Joe. Linda and Becky Nichola.< Humphrey from Missouri. Our prtm can't be beat, We Will match any loGal DrtGe on camDarable tlfms. mtu~1ng spec1al ar~m Po ''!I 1111, bt ~~!IIIH ~!C llfll! I'' O•IAI, .;._---News policy---news articles in the .s.ociety section must be submilled willnn 30 <lays occurence. fROM 9'2 ., ' . fROM ~- _ ¢6 __ lllllllllaal lplt cv llootl 897 TRW . . . Beltl 01' 5 97 Everyday low Prlc. c $2 Off ~i~ ~!;~~"~!!!~ 24,aoo miles ...... JUST TRADED! 92 BUICK REGAL V6. automatic, air, all power, low miles ...... JUST 91 SUBARU LOYALE WAGON 4 WD, air, all power options. low miles ...... JUST ~a~o~.~~.~~ ~~~~ ;i~~~.:~~.. 93 NISSAN KIC 4X4 SE TRADED! ~~~j 5~~2 :!~ TRADED! lplllll• JUST TRADED! V6. air. tilVcruise, cass.,low miles, I owner. JUST l'lrlol'iiiiiiCI 11J1rk P1up TRADED! ~~o~~~~~~~a~r~~~~~--- ······· ........... ...... .............. •...... $3995 ~i~ ~=e~;~.~~~~~~~~:~uise .. • ................. $3995 ~~!~~t!~!~o:~i!~~~~de.. .. . ..... ,....... . 54995~~~ ~a?s~u~, JtE!:.~PRICE REDUCED ..............c . . . . . $5995 ~~dm~i~~~ta~ :a~R~~~!~e~. local trade ........................ 56995 ~~dm~~~~~!~,~~~~~~w~;anty ......... .......... :...... s8995 93 MERCURY TOPAZ ~ sag-9-5 Automatic, air, cassette, cruise , power Windows ................. . ~~~ ~!~.~~~n~~~?,~~~iles ... '...................... .. ....... sggg5 ~~o~~~.~tc~~e~~~~!. white ............................... $1 0,995 ~~o~?ti~~~ti~;~~. casseHe .......................... $11 ,995 . e~ ~,~!~~~!~is~.~~!~;~,~~- "' "'"" ' 511 ,995 ~: ~~e~~~o!e~!~~!s & locks, cruise ........ $13,995 ~!~~~~~~!~~:~;!~L~~--·. . . . . . :. . . . . ... .:$14,995 FRIDAY 10:30 a.m.- Bus leaves Porlland for Gallif!<•lis Noon - P.A. Denny leaves Gallipolis 2:30p.m. - Arrives in Pomeroy. Ca lliope concert and Civil Wi" Reenaclors prbgram 3: IS p.m. - Leaves Pomeroy 4: 15p.m.- Arrives i'n l,l.acinc. Calliope co.nccn and Civil War recnactors program S p.m.- Leaves Racine for Porlland 8 p.m. · Arrives in Pmtland - ~= .~ 10 a.m.- Dress parade and colors 10:30 a.m.- Civil War worship services Noon- Recognition program I p.m . - Union troops arrive on the Ohio River . I :30 p.m.- "The Bailie of Buffington Island" 3:30p.m.- Closing ceremonic·s Baum lumber Co. 992·6611 985·3301 MIDDLEPORt, OHIO 992·2635 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO CHESTER, OHIO • Lower Eml11lone POMEROY, OHIO 992·5627 ,a........ Ill fltii'B SUNDAY •More Mlleoge 169 AC Dell:o 9- 11 a.m. - "Reenactors hold maneuvers II a.m. Morning dress parade and colors. · 2-2:30 p.m . - "Oc.cupalion of old Ponland" 3-7 p.m. - One-hour cruises on P.A. penny 4 p.m. - Saxton's Cornet Band 9 p.m.- midnight-Dancing on lawn with Saxton 's Cornet Bamd Valley lumber & Supply Ingels Furniture and Jewelry The Shoe Place and Locker 219 2~.? SATURDAY ENCAMPMENT DAYS ON OHIO'S ONLY CIVIL WAR BATTLEFIELD July 21, 22·, 2·3, 1995 • Portland, Ohio fRIM 1laq Chlllll ,._,_ " ~~--::-~- Battle of Buffington Island reenactment schedule For more Information on this or any event call The Meigs Co. Historical Society Meigs Co. Museum (614) 992·3810 MuiGNill Everydtly low Prlc- ..._..,.,..~ ---------· 1397 TRW ... Jollltl ·-.. " =-----· ~' • Toctical & Skirmish • Medical & Artillery Demonstations • Game of Rounds • Suttlers • Exhibits • Demonstrations • Recreation of Morgan's Occupation of Portland, Ohio • Recreation of The Bottle .of Buffington Island · Departing from GallipolisL Ohio [upriver to Buffington Island Battlefield, Portland, Ohio One·Way Friday • July 21, 1995 Gallipolis to Portland of occurrence. All birtl1days must be submiue~ within 42 days of U1e attar Vehicles Every Day S ale Priced At T aylor Motors . Travel Aboard the P.A. Denney to Historical Portland Landing All club meetings an d otbet In an effnrllo proviue our readership with current news, the Gallipolis Da.ly Tribune and The Daily Senrinel will nol accept wetluings after 60 days from the dale .of the event. The Dally Sentinel • Page 7 TAKE A TRI'P BACK IN HISTORY... 29. from 7 to 9 a.m. Physical cards can he pkked up in the main ofl'ice at 1h e hi~h · school. Students mu s1 have their physical cards signed by a1 least one parent before a tloclor will see them . Studenl' should pick up their. athletic packets from their coaches . Mr. anti Mrs. Glen Evans and gr:mtlson Todd. Pomeroy • Mlddl~port, Ohio K&C Jewelery 1'111111 IT-275A 992·3785 POMEROY, OHIO Ewhtg Funeral Home 992·2121 POMEROY, OHIO Downing·Childs·Mullen·Musser Insurance 7-~.!~ 992·3345 Adolph's Dairy Valley 992·2556 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992·2115 · POMEROY, OHIO Crow's Family Restaurant 992·2432 POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO 992·2342 Quality Print Shop Sugar Run Mills POMEROY, OHIO The Daily ·Sentinel 992·2155 POMEROY, OHIO at1i!lr r'flhll1& • $4 99 sa" puct cn!ll..miWlbil<. 49 3 549•. °• ' Bondo QadY Filler ~:', :~~!8 Rastore Fisher Funeral Home gallon 992·5144 4 cylinder $6.99 sale PIICC V~terans Memorial Hospital 992·2104 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO ' Fruth Pharmacy 992·6491 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO :lU_O m!r s !Cba!l ~~~~ :~~ta Home National Bank 6 cylinder $7 99 sale price -$1 50 role'$ !tbalc & , - a·· ~~~~=ta 8 cytu'ldar .r .. 1ft ACCEPT U!!:IL C•) A RACINE 949·22_10 •• ~ GALLIPOLIS OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Store Hours: 9 a-m- to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, - 8:30a.m. to 7 p_m, Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday 1 SYRACUSE 992·6533 Rose's Excava.ting 209 Upper River Road 446-3807 I. -949·2493 • RACINE, OHIO Farmers Bank Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy 992·2955 POMEROY, OHIO . Williams &'Assodates Insurance 992·3985 . f POMEROY, OHIO "YOUR BANK FOR LIFE" POMEROY 742·2136 TUPPERS PLAINS 985·3161 Birchfield Funeral Home 742·2333 RUTLAND, OHIO �Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Elephant paints wit~ Russian artists By MITCH WEISS ums. includino the Museum of " Modern Art and the Metropolitan Museum of An. lx>lh in New York . They turned the zoo's African Savanll "•,h exh•"b 1·11· 11 to the,· r OWll • • -"""oclated Press Writer TOLEDO, Ohio (AP)- Forget peanuts. Renee the elephant is an anist who works for &pples and bananShas. I . e a so likes tn hobnob wich other artists . · m.· 1r u" lld Alex Vl' taly K•1 ... M e1amid, two Russian anists. col· laborated with Renee on Wedncs· day al the Toledo zoo. Toocther, o tb ey turned blank canvasses into abstract works of art . , Komar and M~lmni<.l have been collaboratin<> o w 1·ti 1 each other for Their works adorn the walls · · US Of severn I prest1g10.us . . muse- as a way of keerin~ their min. us sharn, said Don RedFox , who is. in ,. _, h charge of llle progrrun . he also as taught Harvey lhc chimp to phlnt. But the Russians wanted to work z,., :=~~=-=====::r:==========:r::::~~~~~~==:r:::=~:=:=:=:=~:=::! • Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE TO PUBUC OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT (FONSI)· . AND NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF FUNOS (RROF) Date; July 20, 1995 Meigs County Commlaeioners Molgo County CHIP Program 39350 Union Avenue, Sullo B-2 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (614) 992·7908 To Alllnteroatod Peraons, Agencies, and Groups: On or about Augual 8 ,1995 ,the Molga County Commieaioners will request the Stole of Ohio to reloaae Federal runds under Title I ·of the Houiolng and Communlly Devolopm~ · Act of 1974 R.L 93-383) or the following: Meigs County CD G Community Houol Improvement Progra Reptac.e ment and New Conatructlon of Sidewalks VIllage of Racine In Meigs County Ohio $25 000 It ha'• bean determined that such a Request for Release of Funds will not cQnslltute on action algnlllcontly affecting the quality of the human en v 1ron m en t 8 nd accordingly the Meigs County commissioners have decided not to prepare on Environmental Impact Statement under the Notional Environments! Polley Act of 1969 as amended, ( P.L-91-190): Envlronmtt'ntal Review Record(o) (ERR) for the propoood Project listed above have been conducted by the Meigs County Commissioners. The ERR(s) d o c u m e n to tho environmental reviews of the project and more tully -seta forth lha reuona why such Statement is not required. The ERR Is on file and available · tor - the publlc'a examinallon and copying, upon reque81, between the hours cf 9:00 A.M. to 5;00 P.M. Monday through Friday (except hollday.s at the above . address. No further environmental review of such protect Is· proposed to be conducted, prior to the request for release of Federallunds. The reosono tor such decision not to prepare ~~Iemen! are as Public Notice groups and persons dlsogree l.ng with . th·e decision are Invited to submit written comments for consideration by the Meigs County Commissioners to the ortlce .or tile Meigs Counfy Commissioners, Courthouse, Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Such wrllten comments should be received at the address specified on or before August 7, 1995. , All such comments so received will be considered and the Meigs County Commissioners will not request the release of funds or take any administrative action on the proposed project to the date specified In the proceeding sentence. · The Meigo County p posed project will eliminate blighting and Commissl.oners Plan to unsafe neighborhood undertake the projeot(a) conditions and provide described above with walkways where none now Community Devltlopment exist. Such project will Block Grant lunds lrolflthe improve the environmental_ State of Ohio under Title I of Housing and In conditions for the tha re onta of the Village of Community Development R lne. The project is Act of 1974. The Meigs c slstent with local and County Commissioners are are ·wide plans and Federal certifying to the State ol Sta arda. The project will Ohio, that Fred Hoffman, In not s nlllcantly Impact on his official capacity as the q lily of human life, President of the Meigs alter u 'que geographica.l County Commissioners, ltliture destroy wildlife consents to accept the . habitats, degrade water or jurisdiction of ·federal air quality, . Involve courts if .. an action is dlalocatlon or significantly brought · to enforce Increase the demand on responsibilities in relation existing public facilities and to environmental reviews, services. Rather, it will decision making, and improve the quality of the action; and that these environment by providing responsibilities _have been rehab iIi tall on of satisfied. The legal effect of the substandard walkways and providing new walkways lor certification Is that upon Its approval, the Meigs County public use. AU interested agencies, Commissioners may use the Block Grant funds and Public Notice Public Notice personal workshop. Bul Renee wa.' w. i~•We~~~~~~iy fascinated with the srarnftl1e show . • , 'Wl>w," said Billy i\h"uns, 10, the American obsession with power 1 1 ·' f 1 ·' ,. u . and elephallls are so hi", w 10 watc lCu rorn l U!. Cul'C o 1e c U1e tnOSI exhihil. " I ClUI ' I i"<!lkvc it°. An ck· ·powTer f u I•" ~omar S:ll·d · h phalli Jlilinnng. " . hey cried seven• 1 zoos I at Komar ;md Mclamiu can believe have similar programs , but were tunl•"• '•llWll. it. The two Moscow-bom arti~t said .... u u they lo ve anim;~s and have always . Renee grahi"<!u tile hrushes witil wantcll to collahor:uc with an cleher trunk :md slapped tllem against phruu . !he c:mvass. Sometimes. sh~ would The Toledo h:Ls been train· pain I lines . Other times she made ·mg some.anuna · 1s to p:unltor · ' years Cl·r·'.... les . years. Thursday, July 20, 1995 IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO PROBATE DIVISION IN THE MAnER OF THE ESTATE OF MARY ROSE MITCHELL CASE NO. 29001 DOCKETO,PAGE 24 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Notice Ia hereby given lhat on tho 13th day o1July, 1995, Vlclor W. Mitchell ., Executor of tho Eotalo of · Mary Rose MltcheU, IJle of A litton Avenue, 750 Wethington, PA 1·5301, Hied In this Court under Doclcet o , Coae No. 29001 on authenticated copy of le11en of Admlnlttratlon Issued to him by lht Stole of Illinois, Probate Dlvltlon, Circuit Court of the _ _..:P..:U::b::I::IC:..:N~o:::t:::IC:.:e::..'_...., Nlnetttnlh Judicial Circuli, Lake Countv, llllnolt. Notice Is further ' nl'tlen that all the State of Ohio will have satisfied Its responsibilities c:radltora of •~aid "tate who under the National dealre 10 auert their Ilene Environmental Policu Act of r on the real ellate of aalcl_ 1-969, as amended. decedent located In thltfThe State of Ohio will state shall present their accent :r an (.'ffib'ectJon to its J:Jalm.s, ..duly.. sworn to, to appro vaT o I & lileaoe of thlo Court within three funds and acceptance .or months afler the filing of the certification only If It Is said letters In ttila Court, or on one of the two following their said llena ehalllorever basis: (a) the certification be deemed barred and was not, In ract, executed canceled. by tha Meigo County chief ·Robert E. Buck, Judge executive olticer or other (7) 20, 27; (B) 3; 3TC officer or Meigs Countv - - - - - - - - - - ' approved by the Stale of , _ _..;P:..:U:bo:;II:C..:N.:.O:::::II:ce=...__ , Ohio; (b) that Meigs , . County's environmental PUBLIC NOTICE review record for the · Tho 1/lllage of Mlddloporl project Indicates omissiOn ""Ill be accepting bldl for of a required decision, the sale of a · 1968 Price finding, or step appHcable Meyer Mobile Home, located to the project In the at 333 North Front Street, environmental review Middleport, Ohio until process. Aogust B, 1995 at 4:00 P.M. Written objecllono mual be Th·e accepted bid prepared and submitted in purchaser musl remove the accordJ!nce with the unit from the property required Procedure (24 CFR within 10 days from tran1ler Part · 58), and must be of title. The unl1 11 ~elng addressed to the State ·Of sold "as Ia" · with no Ohio; Environmental warranty or guarantees •• Officer; Com"'unlty to Ita condition or Development Divisidn; P.O. operational function a. Box 1001; Columbus, Ohio Sealed bldi should be 43266-0101. marked ."Mobile Home Objections to the Rele"ase Purchase Bid" of Funds on basis other Purchase bids may be thanthosestatedabovewill mailed to tho Mayor<of the not be considered by "the Village of Middleport, 237 Stille of Ohio. No objections Raee Street, Middleport, received after August Ohio 45760 or may be 24,1995, will be considered delivered to VIllage Halla! b h s same addre18 ; 0 1 0 10 • The Y l e tate address or . theh chier Mayor Dewey M. Horton ew:ecutive officer is: Village of Middleport Fred Hoffman, President (7) 20, 21, 24; 3TC Meigs County Commlsslonera Courthouse Public Notice Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (7)20 lTC ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Meigs County Comml11lonera Public Notice Thursday, July 20, 1995 Public Notice The Owner reaerves the rlghl to accept or rojecl any Qr all proponls; to waive any Irregularities or lnlormallllea In the bllldlng; and to enter Into a contract with the bidder who In ha conaldorallon otlora tho lowest and beat propotala By order. of tho Board oJ Commlasloners, MeiQa County, Ohio, Fred Hoffman, President (7) 20, 27: (8) 3; 3TC lntereated In lho oame, aha II be occompani..S by 1 auroty bond by • bonding company authorized to do bualnoao In tho Slate of Ohio or by certlfi..S check, caahlor'o chock or lollor of credit from oomo oolvont g~~r~~~u;o~~~~s~::..';· bank. Tho bid guoronty • • bond oholl bo lor the full Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, unlll amount of the bid and tho 1 p.m., local limo, August certified check, coahler'o 18 1995 d th t ld ' ' an opened on a •• teller of percenl credit olllco publicly and check aha II beorequal to 10 road aloud . (10%) of lhe amount oltho Work under this prdjoct b d lncludea three divisions as IU m1tte proposal. The Public Notice followe : surety bond, certified Division A • The oupply check, cashier'• check or SHERIFF'S SALE, and Installation of Iauer ol c:redlt shall be REAL ESTATE CASE NUMBER 94-CV-279 1 payable to the Board of approx mate 1V 81, 240 11 near Commltllonerl, Mel go FEDERAL NATIONAL to'l of water line and County, 11 0 nuaranteothat appurlenancea and one 50 if the proposal • Ia accepted, MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION PlalntiH .y. gpm above ground booSier a contract will be .ntor..S tlallon. 1 Hobert F. Crump, elol. Division B. Construction nto and lis parlormance Defendant I 177 000 II I properly secured by • . o • • ga on g 811 " oetlofactory bond In tho COURT OF lined boiled steel water ' COMMON PLEAS, storage tank and amount of one hundred percenl (tOO~) of lhe MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO t ~ appur enances. contract · price. All In pureuance ·or an Order Dlvlalon E • Supply and provlslone of tho Ohio of Sale to me directed from 1 t 11 11 1 dl "' a a on o ra o .Re_vlsed Code •• !t relates said Court lrt the above telemetry and ·control to bid . guarantees, entitled oction, I will oxpooo equipment at two remote condiJions , llabllltiM· and to -eale at public:: •uc::tion on alta. -- The e 0 11 m a 1 e d withdrawal of a 'bid shall be the rrant atepa of the M8iga . t hi adhered to by the County Court Houao on construction coats or 1 ' Contractor No bidder may Friday, 1 Blh of Augua~ proJect are •• follows as of withdraw hi a . proposal 1995, at 10:00 o.m. of aald June 22 • 1995 • Dlvlalan A· wilhin sbtu (60) deus aher day, tho following doacribod $582,640; Division B h • • $ 165 ,000; and Division E t e actual date of the real estate: $ 22 ,500 opening thereof. Situated In tho Village of The BID DOCUMENTS Tho proposal muot be Pomeroy, County of Molgo, may be examined at the made an lhe forma provided and S~te of Ohio, and following locatlona: lhorofor In the bid doocrib..s •• lollowa, to wit; SIECO, Inc., 134 West documenta, or a copy Being lot Number Five Main Street, I.JJncasler, Ohio thereof, with a price quoted Hundred Two (502) In tho lor tho work, tho price of VIllage of Pomeroy, County 43130 . L e 8 d 10 n C r 8 e k labor and malerlala to be of Meiga, and State of Ohio, Co • Dl separately stated. and there Ia also conveyed naervancy air1ct, 34481 Each sealed proposal horeilh, all rights . wilh Corn Hollow Road, Rutland, em~·elope must Indicate the respect to the \lse of the Ohio 45n 5. tltle of lhe projecl and the sidewalk between Lola DoBdulldRera Exchange/F. W. Bidder's nama and addreaa. Numbora 502 and 503 ao go oporto, 1175 Dublin Each Bidder muot Insure waa tranafered to the Road, Coiumbua Ohio that all employees and Grantor herein. 43215 · applicants lor employment Current Owner: Hobert F. F. W Dodge Reports, 405 are · not d ltcrlmlnated Crump Capitol Street, Suite 802 , against because of race; Proper.)Y at: 206 Butternut Charleston, West VIrginia color, religion, sei or Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio 25 1 . ~~ · Ohl nallonal origin. · 45769 0 e Valley . The Contractor 'shall pay Property appraised for Construction Employee's wages to each laborer and $15,500.00 , Council, Inc., 21 Armory mechanic at a rate not lesa Permanent Parcel Drive, Wheeling, West than the minimum wage• Humber 16-00358.000 VIrginia 26003 • specified In the current TERMS OF SALE: Cannot Copies of the CONTRACT Federal Government Wage be aold for leas that 213rda DOCUMENTS may be Determination In of the appralao·d value. obtained 81 tho office of compliance with the Davis· $1,000.00 down an day of SIECO, Inc, 134 Weal Main Bacon Act (40 U.S.C. 27BA1 aale, cash or certilied Street, P.O. Box 907, to A7) This work Ia aloo check, balance due upon LBncaater, . Ohio 43130, subjecttothec~ndlllonsfor confirmation of sale. upon payment of the Contractors In lha U.S. Jameo M. Saulaby, Sheriff followlnn• tea.• for each oe•., Department of Houolng and Meigs County, Ohio none or which Ia refundable. Urban Oevelopm ani, DENNIS REIMER CO. Make checks payable to Community Developmenl LP.A. SIECO, Inc. Program and Executive BY: Dennis Reimer Division A. $75 Order 11246 as amended. (Reg. 110031109) Division B. $50 Bidding by mlnorlly Attorney lor Plaintiff Division E· $25 business enterprises 9806 Ravenna Road, Each proposal a hall he Certified under Division B of P.O. Box 968 signed by the lull name and Seotlon 123.151 of the Ohio Twinsburg, Ohio 44087 bualneas addreu of each Revised Code Is (216) 425-4201 person or company encouraged on lhls project. (7) 13, 20, '1.7 Courthou" Pomero•, Ohlo45769 • Sapo rote sealed BIDS for the Phue 111 Extonalona Projoctlri the Leading Creek c Dl 1 111 b 0 ons,ervdancby llrclw roco vo y tho Molgo Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 60 lost July 61h Gtey Ttger-Siupeo c:at. Cheshire--A! 5~ Area Farn 1iy Pel. Phone :614 388 9703 SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION J&L INSULATION . 539 BRYAN PLACE Custom Bu il ding & Remodeling MIDDLEPORT 992·2772 Office HOurs: Mon.-Fri. 8:00 a.m.-3;30 p.m. Vinyl & Alum . Siding, Rooting, VInyl Replacement, Windows, Blown Insulation, Slorm Doors , Storm Windows. Garages. Free Estimates •NEW HOMES •ADDITIONS • NEW GARAGES • REMODELING • SIDING • ROOFING • PAINTING . FREE ESTIMATES (614) 992·5535 .(614) 992·2753 . - MEET SINGlES - Of All Lifestyles~ locally qr nationwide . 1·900·945·5500 Ext. 7898 52.99/mln. 18+ Procall Co. 602-954· 7420 6121/t mo. NEW HOME Waiting for owner Seduded on 2 wooded atre' (more available) 3 BR/2 BA, Tuppers Pl. water, heat pump, heavily insulated· Must see! 12 mi from Pomeroy, 17 mi. from Athens '59,000 614·992·2713 ' F & A Tree Service Tnmming · Topping ·Removal • Stump Removal 20 Years Experience Guaranleed · 992-6351 & 992-4447 Having Problems, need answers to tough questions talk live to a Personal Psychic Now! • PIS, P/B • Power Windows • Power locks • Tilt Steering • Cru1se Control • AMIFM Cassette • Captam Chairs• • Long Wheelbase • Aa1sed Root • C<Jor T.V. • Driver Side Air Bag • Ant~loc:k Brakes Boards • A1r Cor:jition • Automatic Overdrive ·Vista ·loaded! . Sola/Bed ·PIS, Pr!! • Indirect lighting • Power Windows • Prem1um Woo::l Pkg. • Full Conversion • Power locKs • Tih Steefing ·Cruise Control - FOR SALE' . '•- B'AILED To YOUR NEEDS 949-2512 ·Aluminum Wheels ·loadedl • AM!fM CasseM • 4Captain Chairs • Sola/Bed Guess who hit.the big SO toda ' WANT ADS GEJ , ,' ' : ' . / RESUlTS U51 Pr~ . . .St0.2t9 fac10f1 Aebale GMAC t st T~~ B~e~ Allowarw To llualfi\ld &.,"' Tom Peden Dtscooll ISave'1431l SalePri<e •S300 · 1500 -S63 I sa,788 IIIAIIIR '95 CIEVY 5-SERIES PICKUP • Driver Side ~rtag • Rear Anlrlock Brakes • Power Steenng • Power Brakes • Custom Cloth lntenor • Well Equ1pped1 Usi Prrw . . . . . . : ... 11"6.295 Tom Peden lllso;ul ... • S2.(Xl7 UstPli:e ........ $13.599 FadQIYAeflale ···' . · S1 ,00J TomPedenOISalin .. - $1,211 LOt Poce ......... 121 ,309 Fa:toey Rebale .. . . . . • Sl ,500 TomPeden~ .. Sale Price $14,288 $11,388 liilii8•~95CII~EVRIIET~ Sate Pric& $17,. • 16 Valve P,.,r • POW9I Brakes ... Power Door lcdG • Dnver Sid<> A1rtag , 4 Whefl Antrlock ~kes • AMIFM Slereo • Power Steenng • Steel Be~ed Tires • Air Condition • Automabc • S~led WheelS • Dual Aubags ·Wei EqUipped' . · P,.,r Sleenll,l • Powar~es • Pow<il Door Locks • AMIFM Stereo ~ TiK Steering · Deoy W1pers ·Custom C~ Interior ·Loaded' • Ai !:or<iOOn • •AIAomatiC • Dual A.tlags ·4~An>Locl< Blakes NG Doc Fees Dell'>1!1e!l" ~LIKE ~DIAMONDS .• Power S"""'J • Power Blakes • P..edloor Locl<s ·P..e<WOO>ws • • AMIFM Slereo is seeking that dream .mate to share a Lost: Af Stri p Mine Area , Jr~.· White Mal& Maluue Sma ll Dog, Reward! 61 .. ·367-o409. 614 -446 · life full of love, romance, happiness · 7249. and all the pleasures of life. Los!: Child's Pet. S1amese H1ma layan Cat. Tan & Black, V1C1ntty · lower R1ver Road, 614-446-9555 .614-992-7643 •Cusiom Clo~ lrieoor ·S~Ied~s •WeH<!JWOO! ~ Oox: FBI!$. OelMrlll" 18 yrs. plus COMMUNITY CAB CO. INC. Owners: Robert Barton & Harry Clark 992-9949 . 992-6471Mon · Fri 8 a.m . · 6 p.m. Sat. 8 p.m.· 5-p.m . Sun. by appt. only surrounding area. Call for rate schedule Min . $2.00 1-900"388-0200 Ext 8152 $2.99 Ave. Middleport, Ohio Mon-Sat. · 9 am· 5 pili LINDA'S PAINTING & CO. Interior & Exterior .Take the pain out of painting. Let us do It lor you. Very reasonable. Free Estimates Before 6 p:m. leave message. AlterS p.m , si 4-985-4180 "'~ per Min . must be 18 yrs. Procall Co. (602) 954-7420 ALL-BRITE , CLEANING SERVICES Tile Floor Strip, Wax, & Maintenance. Carpet Cleaning, Complete Facility Cleaning, Periodic or one time Free Estimates Ca II 992· 7272 or 1-800.99().. 7272 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Happy Ad POMEROY, OHIO Septic tanks cleaned & portable toilets rented. & monthly rental rates . •Room Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbfng •Roofing •Interior & Exterior Painting ' Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio ~. :1 ~ :111:1 H&H SAWMILL ' •. ; , 1- •• ,. ~ ., Kenny's Auto Rental Kenny's is the place to come when you need a car rental. ' Kenny's Auto Center 264 Upper A.iver Rd . Gallipolis, OH. 45631 Chuck Stotts · Light Hauling; Bulldozing, Backhoe, Shrubs Shaped Services. Home Sites, Lund Misc. Jobs. Bill Slack 992·2269 uu ,_,. LESSONS I CUSTOtM GOLF CLUBS CLUB REPAIR 'TROPHIES PLAQUES BADGES Free Estimates FUI.l WAARfli<TY UKE NEW Chip Repa ir In Tubs Or Sink~t Old Ce ramic Tile, And FiOerr,l~n.Showcr Crackl Or Sap Resurf~a BATHTUB John Teaford State Rt. 33 Large Two Fam 1ly Ch1ldren"s C lothmg, Toys, 10 Spood ~ Bikll, F1shing Equipment, Books, We1ght Bench Wllh Acces: •. Household Items, Stereo W11h Cab1net And Speakers, Some Collectables And More l (u reka, Julv 20tb, 21 s1. 9 3. • Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity Dprwln, Ohio 1001m'ttn · All Yard Sales Mu st Be Pard J.n' Advance . Deadlme . l .OOpm 1tm day before the ad 1s 19 run, Sur') -• day od1t1on- 1 ·oopm Fr1day. Mon · day edit1on !O:OOa.m .Saturday Big yard sale· Fr~day and Saturday. 114 m1lo on SR 143 Ram. cancels. Fr1day and Saturdfly - 742 1/2· East Main, Pomeroy. Clo1hlng ann furniture: Garage sale - rr1day 21st. Satur · day 22nd 8am -4pm Donn~-& Wo lle rcs1dence on Yellowbush· Rd . In Rac:mc . Arr condl!roner,' craft !!Oms, TV. lap orgAn, plus lots of rt11sc. If 11 ra111s overylhrn rig Is 25% otl. 614 949 2010 ' Authorized AGA Distributor Welding Supplies • Industrial Gases • Steel Sales & Fabrication • Repair Welding Aluminum/Stainless No job too large or too smaUI Oxygen Acetylene. Helium all sizes Medical Grade Propane Trimix Ultra Mix Mig Welders Ph n3·9113 FAX 773-5861 co, 108 o, St. Chester Pt. Pleasant & Vlclni1y Ya rd Sale Fn· Sat July 21 ·22 9am-5pm. Furnit ure , baby th1ngs, drums, boy1girt clolhes, and loiS • more. 40 Warw1ck Rd. ne-t Ki,l Center ollde Church . No Earl)'-- • ,•~ Sates! ' Yard Sale 510 Sha wno e Trail Fr•·· r Sat July 21 · 22 . gam· ? Infants iff adult clothing, m1sc. :: : I Yard Sale . Jordan Bap11sl Roa~,. t follow signs at Beale School. Ju~¥" t 20, 21, 22,23 lOam Ill dark. •. , 80 &123/Un L&W LAWN CARE 1 Yard Sale Townhouse On Bullf.: ville Pike, Julv 21 sl, 22nd, 23rd, ~ A.M Till? Clearing, Septic Systems & Driveways. Trucking· Limcston~, Top Soil, Fill Dirt FREE ESTIMATES F11day, 8-4; 2590 SA 141, 3 M1fes.. Boys Ctolhos Size 10-14, Hous(!hold, M1sc. Free Kmens ' _ _ _ 1 800 486 1590 Bus: (614) 446·9971 ,., • . 110\\AIW E\C\\ \TIN( ; and Removed 614·992·6223 ., TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL Public Sale and Auction .. '' .. Auc1 rons OV(Hy Frrday· Salurdat. · : 7pm, M(. Alto Aucrron, Rt 2· 3!1 · 1 ~c rossroad s" . Now merchand•s~.: • groc et~es & lots more. Ed Fraz1er ' 930 • Brickles Contract Work Imperial Tire Service formerly Poor Boy Tires Dual Exhausllap in's Glasspack ................ $1D9.95 Dual Exhaust Tap in's · Turbo's . .. .. $119.95 Alignment Front end ... $19.95 Alignmenliour wheel .$34.95 Rotation & Compulor Bal. lour wheel ......................... $19.95 614-742·2193 614-992-5291 Yarious American Wheels on Sale Tr ucks, 19 87 Modols Or Newei - ' Sm 1th Burck PonUac. t900 EasL> ~ ern Avonue. Galt1pohs . ,: , Decorared sloncware. wall tele'· • • phones. old larn~s. old thermomft • ters, old clocks, antrquo turnJtur& : Rivenne An t1ques Russ Moore , owner. 614· 992· 2526 . We PortaLie Bandsaw Mill ' , _ p •Mowing 32124 Happy Hollow Rd. •Trimming Middleport, .O hio 45760 •Firewood Danny & Peggy Also: HAULING & R & C Excavaling ROBERT BISSELL EXCAVATION Scptics, Land Clearing, Ponds, CONSTRUCTION Limestone & Gravel, Septic Systems, Trader & House Sites. Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre ·SAYRE TRUCKING 614-742·2138 0 • ;::-:-::---:- -:---'-'.. '' RICk Pearson Auction CompanY: ; lull 11me auct1oneor, oomplo le·. auc110n serv1ce. LIC8nseo' • 1t66 ,0h1o & West Virg1nm, 304-:' 773·5785 Or 304 · 773·5447. : •: Homesites, Footers, Driveways. Licensed& Bonded Free Estimates 992-5591 •New Homes . CHARLIE'S CONCRETE • Sidewalks • Co"lplete • Driveways Remodeling • Patios Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 005 Must Be 16, Procall Co. 602·954 · 7420 40 1 Free Kitten, 9 Weeks Old, Fe 448-7:(70. • Slabs 2 ktmalo pupp1os, 6wks Old, .moth· er 992·3265 7122/94 NEFF ~EMODELING SERVICE WHALEY'S AUTO ROOFING House Repair & NEW-REPAIR PARTS Sp.ec1ahzing in Custom Frame Repa1r NEW & USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES & MOD ELS 992·7013 OR 992· 5553 OR TOLL FREE 1·600·646·007 Room Additions Siding, Roofing, Patios Reasonable Insures· Experienced Call Wayne Neff 992·4405 For Free Estimates Gutters Downspouts Gutter C(eanin9 Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949·2168 5116194 TFN <(113/95 DARWIN, 0~~~ IFN "BAB HABIT' Best Rates 22 & Sat. , July 29 (614) 992·7040 Pomeroy trucks Al so, parts !o r sale 304. 1 773 5343 or i'IJ·50J3 ' .' , M T.S. Com Shop, 151 Second 6 Woek Old Beagles, 614 · 446 · 2251 and noor coverings. Give us a call at 6l4-992-3379 . ' IRYears Expcri~nce. Hours Monday th,ru Friday 8:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. Siaturday 8:00 a.ni : to 12:00 p.ni . Adorable black & white kinen tfl a good home, 614·992-2508 AKC Registered male Beagle, rwo old, to good .home. 614 · Q92-7285. ~ea rs WanrOd Car· Easy On Gas, Coo(l Mo10r Must Havo AC "Chi ld 0~ l1fD Suppor1 System· Ne~ds To D11vo Children To Ho sp1ta l In Cot umbu s & Portsmouth Atleas·t Once A Week. Only Pay 1500 Or less, 614 ·388·8397 Wanted lo bu.,. annquo and used turn11U1e, no 1t8111 ldo Iaroe or 1oo II W1ll buy one JJICCe or com. plele es tales. O sby Man1n, 614 992·74111 .. • • Wanted lo Bvy . Junk •Auto s W1th > 992·5345 aher Spm, LIVely 614· 388·9303 : Free p1.1ppies, 7wlu old, m r..:ed breed. 304-675·4669 Wanted To Buy Used Mob ito : Homos. 614 ·446.0175 Female, pan German Shepard/ dog & 6 puppies. wrll tle Colhe good wa1ch dogs. 904-895· 3017 or 8~- 3013 . Free krne ns, all fema le. call 614 - Or W11hou1 Mo lors C:~ll Larry · Himalayan Cat House Trarned , D· Clawed, Nootored, 614-256-6309. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Kittens, 8 Weeks Old, 614 -367 · 0451 . -· love & Romance · Fate Awaits You! 1-900-726·0033 Aunoing s'pace and a Puppies ~14-256· 1082. Pure White Samoved, male, 1 11 . 2yrs old, great with krds. 304 ·675· 7732. 2 Gray Females. 1 WMe Shet-BasseU ·Io M~st be 18yrs. good homo, 5 months Old , four males and ono lamAIO, 614·742-3168. Procall Treas Already Down, Good For Logs & F•rewood, 614-37~2343 (602) 954-7420 Two 9 Week Old Calico K1flens. 614-446 ·3703. ' 110 Help Wanted goodhome.614-441 · t269 , Male, 614-388-9123 . $2.99 per min. . L.ov rng 8 month ,old pupp re. Needs Ra~t5, Ext. 6250 .., • German J & p·s Auto Pans and SAlvage, buy1ng wrecks, )Ur'lk aura s-~ • 4 Krttens , Black & White, 614 - Avenue, GalhP9hs, 61 4·446· ?842.. 448·2303 We will inslall..carpel ·I 2G lin • Black · Lab, father Workmg Relngeralors, Freelers. ' Washers , Dryers, M1 crowavos, Color T.V.'s VCR"s , Air CondrlrO~· ors, Computers, Olt1ce M achmes Etc. 614-256- 1238. ." Top Prrces Pa id Old U S Com9 4 Kmen !hey are beaulitUII Cahco. Silver, Gold, D•amonds, All 01U Cottect1bles. Paporwerghls , E t~ 614· 446 ·2"303 Buzz's CalJiel Installing, fnc. Auto Insurance Easy Payment Plan DUI- SR 22 DISCOUNTS buY • Shephard. 304--675-7324 . lm All Ohio CALL OUR OFFICE AT 992·2155 . Giveaway male Black, To Good Home, 614 - • Porches 985·4473 Personals ' L1ve G1rlsl Call Now 1·900 · 656 - DS1a!OS · 2100 Exl. 3582. $3 .99 Per Mm. Don't Junk Ill Soli Us Your Nori. : . Ki~~h~~!~~..~h . ' • c~.~.~.,~L7,~,.~M~o7de~t ~c.-,~,~o,:· : • Garages Howard L. Writesel Remodeling .. 90 · Wanted to Buy 611311 mo. 61211 mo. column inch weekdays 1800 column Inch Sunday Sat., July PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE Insurance Work Welcome Violations • Saturday: 9 am • Noon· 6 One Stop Complete Auto Body Repair We Have Cars and Vans! Middleport, Ohio 344·5947. 422-IJ756 . serts, Kenwood Woodburner, Shop Vac, Toots, Whalnots , Clothing, M1_ sc. a 992-3954 Emergency Phone 965·341 B 1600 Presents ALL Yard Sates Must Be Pa1d In Advance OEADUNE . 2;00 Q. .m lhe day ·belori !he a""(fiS"IO run Sunday edit1on . 2 :00 p.m. Fnday Monday edition • 10 :00 a .m SAt· urday. Fri. Sat, 1 M1 le Out 218, 2 Used A1r Cond11oners, Fireplace In · fl121tfn -Cindy BrownSo you've turned the Big 3-0 your getting old & rnoving slow. That middle age spread will take its toll. What once was flat will become a. r·oll. Don't worry- . Turning 30 is not the. end. It just means 1t 'll be that much harder to bend! Welcome to the ThirtySomething Club. Melinda & Vicki 20 th , 21St, Clay Township BUil d · ing 9 · 3, Baby Clothes, Furnnurn, D•shes, Misc. Serving Pomeroy, Middleport & Yard Sale 6!2711mo. MODERN SANITATION . • . , 70 Procall602·954·7420 Gallipolis & VIcinity Accidents/ TOU FREE 1·800·822·0417 • 372·2844 lost : Golden Female Retne ve r, 588 Vanco Area, 614-446 ·6253 $2.99 per minute ( No Sunday Calls) BULLETIN BOARD · r~ Sleori!g 1·900-776·3005 Ext. 9387 211218:M1n 317 North 2nd Get Your Message Across With A Daily Sentinel BRAIID NEW '95 BliCK LESABRE • Slyled Wheels Garages • Replacement Windows 614-992·3470 Lonely? Find Him ot Her We Have Their Name and Telephone Number Call Now Sale Price LUMINA IIAAIIJ NEW '95 POmAC GRAIII AM -$2,121 Unisex Someone special in your area Top Soil, Fill Dirt Country Naturals Gifts & Accessories Farm · J • Fiberglass Runmng Boards Gravel, Sand, . HAY 1-900-825-3800 Ext 4274 $3.99/Min 18 yrs. 8,888 • EJCtended Chassis • Driver Side Air Bag • AnlrLock Brakes • ~r Cond~on • Automalfc Overdnve • Visla Bay Windows New Homes • Vinyl Siding New COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES . Limestone, AND MIXED Happy Ad COUIRTVIFIIERIUSS IIIIIIEIIIIAAIIS 1·900-Date Line Room Additions • Roofing (Specialize in dri.veway spreading) ALFALFA Bailey Run Rd. • tnd1rect L1ghllng • Pre~1um Wood Pkg. • Full Conversion ·Aluminum Runnmg WICKS BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. ' Legion WHEWASE RAISED ROOF CONVERSION VAN (Umestone Law Rates) HAULING 111iftln Shooting Match July 23rd . •- ?. 1 p.m. BRAND NEW '95 CHEVY ASTR0 EXTENQED CONVERSION VAN los t 9 Year Old Tn-Color Beagle Weanng Red Collar. M1smg Smce 719195, Lost In Green· Ga llipolis Clay TownshiP Area·s . Mu ch Lo11ed Fam•ly Pet, Rewa rd I 6 1 4 446 -4599, Or 614·256-9..159. . 30 · Announcements BRAND NEW '95 CHEVY 3/4 TON.LIItG · C11~ Patk. Gatllpoh, 614-446·1471 (602) 954-7420 ISave $6800 Lost and Found Found: Walch, Upper End 01 Procall Co. JSave $5500J The Daily Sentinel • Page 9 AVON EARN, $$$ at home -at . work All aroas. 304·882 -2645 I ·. 800·992-6356 INOIREP • CENIER MAINTENANCE AND VAN DRIVER FOR BEND AREA Uust tlave a ~o~al1d dr~ver·s II-, cP.nse Uust have knowledge to · ma1n1am van and clean 1ng ~f the: center . Must be 1n good physical cond1110_ n. Uu st be pohte~ honest, . and pat1ent w1th 11om&·bound c•h· zens . Able to transpo'rt seniors · and delf\ler home -del •vered : mea ts. Apply 101 Second Street 8 : 30am ~ PI Pleasant. WV 11 30am �• ' • - Thursday, July 20, 1995 Thursday, July 20, 1995 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel• Page 11 ALLEYOOP BRIDGE NEA Crossword Puzzle aYindor 49 Mole 1 Penny Dubllner 5 Con'o room 52 Inter-. 9 Energy among 12 Plolntlll others 13 Er- part 53 Supply with 14 Frt1hwater weapons fllh 54 Superlative 15 Bugle call word 16 Thin layer 55 Mountain ol a plant pasHa 1B Prolong 56 Gravel ACROSS PHILLIP ALDER BEATTIE BLVD.® by Bruce Beattie- 450 I SpM,., 30<1-675-1429 Rooms lor renl week. or month Start•ng at $120/mo Gallta Ho!el 4 446 9580 S hrrl ey S l eep~ng rooms wuh cooktng A lso tra i ler space on r~ver All hook· ups. Ca ll alter 2 00 p m 304·773-5651 Mason WV AVON SELLS ITSELF Average $8-$15/Hr Ar Work Home Dscoumsl No ~tory J lel'ntory Optional lf"'d'rep MERCHANDISE 1 300-742 4738 Conces:uon help needed at Ka nawtla Val ley Dragway on Satur days 304 675-6760 51 o Household Goods CONSULTANT App l• ances Recond111oned Washers, Dryers, Ranges Relr l· graters 90 Oa~ Guarantee! French Ctty Maytag 614 446 · 7795 Mature Person To Help Ct·11ldren And Adults W1th A. Ser~ou s Prob !em, Enures1s A.ppomtments Se1 By Us Hard Work And Travel Aequ1red Uak.e S40.000 To $50,000 CommiSSIOn eoo 477· Carpet & V1nyl In Stock $5 00 Yd & Up 80 Patterns 01 K1tchen Car pet In Stock Over 35 Pauerns \ltnyl In Stock Mollohan Carpels, 614 446 7444 ?233 Easy Workl Excellent Pay 1 As semble Products At Home Call Toll Fr&e 1 800 467 5566 Ext 313 Thank s for 1eav1ng the bag of potato ch1ps apent• Countrv Furniture Furntture for Every Room 6m1 , Rt 2 North Pt Pteasanr 304-675-6820 Expandmg Tax1 Cab Serv•ce Needs Drtvers Ma les And Fe 1..----------"T----------~GOOD USED APPliANCES males Call 614 44G 7088 For In r Washers dryers , relr 1gerators b'mat10n ranges Skaggs Appl1ance~s. 76 410 Houses for Rent 420 Mobile Homes vme suee1. Call 614 446 7398, Hardware ClerM In Gall1p011s E) 1 800 499 3499 penence Helpful Send Resume 3 Bodrooms, 2 Barhs Heal for Renl _:.:..:__.:.:_.:..:..:_______ To Box ClA 355, c/o Gall1pol1s Gas Furnace 1 Acre Garage lAYNE'S FURNITURE 1 Oedroom Near NGHS Stove c•umpee 1 1 h orne 1urn !I h 1ngs I 1it1 bune 825 Th ~rd Avenue 0 a•y Add ison Area 62000 614367 GBihpohs, OH 45631 7267 Refrigerator Water & Trash Pa•d Hours Mon Sat 9 5 614 446 $185/Mo Plus Deposl! 614 388 0322 3 miles out Bulav ille P1k& Legal Assrsta nt lamll1ar w1 t h 3 4bedroom 2 lull bath LA OR 9686 Free Del1very Word Perfect good commun 1ca custo m built k1tchen, lull base 2 Bedroom $225t Mo Ne•ghbor Refrigerator White, Whulpool uon skill$. typing sk1lls references ment fliCe lot Rt 2 Gallipolis Fer hOod Road Atea, 614 38a 9267 Frost Free $125 Side By S1de requ1red Send resume to Box G ry WV 304 675-3668 18 %Pt Pleasant Aeg1stor 2 Bedroom Trailer $ 250/Mo Plus Copperrone $195 Aefngeraror Ma1n St, Pt Pleasant, WV 25550 3bedroom With 1Sacres mground DepoSit & Unlmes, 614 446-4 110 Norge Almond $225 Adm1ral Freezer $150. Kenmore Wh1te pool Homeslead Realty Broker Local Company Needs OTR Dnv 304 675 5540 or 304 882 2221 2 Bed room Trailer 1 Mile From S1de Bv S1de Ice And Water In ers With 2 Y'oars Expononc.e Holzer s $300 / t.to • Depos 1t Door $475, Maylag Wnnger Must Be 25 Years Old Wnh Good Duplex apt "butld1ng good nwest 614446-7321. Atler6PM Washer $150 Desmger Washer MVR Tractors Ar& late Model ment For 1nlormat on 304 675 L1ke New $205, 1 Year Warranty . Convent1onals Weeki,- Pa,- And 4680 2bedroom tratler. no pets refer Kenmore Dryer $g5 Whir lpool Health Insurance Ava •l able 1 ences requited $300 plus depos Washer $95 Skaggs Applia nces New home m Mason four BR 2 11 11 6 14·.887 3og3 or 304 675 BOO 437 8764 76 V•ne S11eet Galhpolts 614 2 baths master su1te With wh~rl 3993 446 7398 1·800 499 3499 local Trash Companv Needs pool tub lam•l,- room, two car ga Dr1ver /loader W•th COL s Send rage, mce lot $t39000 304 773 3 Bedroom Tn level $275/Mo + SWAIN Resume To PO Box 117 B•d 5001 Depos•t Shown By Appo1ntment AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 well OH 45614 Only 6t4 256 6403 Olive Sr, Gallipolts New & Used 320 Mobile Homes lurn•ture. he<\,t&rs Western & No Erper~ence Necessar,-1 $500 Furn1shed Tra1ler DeposiT Re Work boots 614·446 3159 for Sale To $900 Week ly IPotent•al Pro qu ired No Pets, St At 7 South cess•ng Mongage Refunds Own VI RA FURNITURE Call Alter 7 PM 614·256 1304 Hours Call (909) 7t5 2300 Ext 614·44&3t58 Located Edge 01 Gall ipolis On 782 (24 Hours) Oual•t)' Hou~hold Furniture And 12•'S5 Good Gond•t•on Stove 5a8 Stove & Relng Gas Hea~ No Appliances Great Deals On Oak H+ll Oh1o Based Truck1ng Dishwasher New Refngerator In Pets Relerenc;es $165/Mo 614 Cash A"' Carry ! RENT 2 OWN eluded $5 500 614-256 6335 COmpany LookulQ For OTR Or~v 446·0822 And Layaway Also Available ers Smgle Or Teen Dnvers Free Deliver,- Wllhln 25 Miles 1g74 Schultz 12x60 K & I( Mo N•ce 2 bedrOom mob•le hom& m Be er 25 Years Old Wtth bile Home Park New fur naco, ac M!ddlepor~ 614 992 5858 per1ence Good MVR All Equ1p 520 Sporting complelely lurn1shed 304 895 mcnt Is lale Model CoMent•onal 3596 Goods 440 Apartments Tractors Wilh Fla1bed Call 614 682-7773 Or After 5 PM 614 1975 mobile home rhree bed for Rent Brownmg Sweet 16 Belg1m Made 2451304 room. two bath underp•nn•nQ $750 F1rm Ruger 9mm $350, 1 and 2 bedroom apnttments fur deck, good cond1110n 52000 614 Someone needed evenmgs and 992 5251 orE14·985 4131 n1sh&d ~nd unlumshed, socunty Remmgron Mod&! 1100, 410 Gauge $500 F~rm Alte r 6 PM weekends to care lor eldarly womdeposll reqtmed no pets 614 614 446 9442 an 1n her home near Pomeroy 1984 two bedroom one large 992·2218 Apply ~ntmg The Dally Sent• bath appliances porch good Anllques 1 Bedroom Near Holzer s A~r 530 nel c16 tJor 729 0 Pomeroy condtt1on S11 000 OBO 61 4 992 Cond1t10ned Super Ntce $2591 Ohto 45769 g•~mg expenence 5578 eYenmgs Ant1que K1tchen Cab1net Wtth Mo Plus Ut1h!tes Depos11 Re references & wage reqwemeflt I Btn, $150, Hand Stttched 1 ac , 2br tra•ler App le Grove qUJred, 614 446-2957 Town of Henderson now accept WV pl'lce neg :.>4 57&2433 $75 614 379 2720 AFTER mg applications lor part 11me New 1996 t4x70 1ncludes sktrt street work9f 304 675 5722 Buy or sell Revenne An11ques tng steps blocks one year Wanted Organtst Or P1ano Ptav homeowners 111sura nce and SIX 11241;: Mam Street, on At 124 , er, For Clark Cha~l Church Bid months FREE lot rent Only $1025 2 Bedroom Apartment Trash Pomero~ Hours M TW 10 00 well 614 388 8472 Or 614 388 down and $207 17 per month can Water Sewage Pa•d $2951f.Ao + am to 6. 00 pm Sunday t 00 to Depos1t 614 446 2481 600 pm 61+992 2526 1 800 837 3238 9919 s o. . I' '180 Wanted To Do -,---,-----,..---,..--1 Ace Tree Serv~ee Complete tree care 20yrs e11p & msured tree eStimates 614 441 1191 or 1 800-508·8887 330 Farms for Sale 13 Acres And Barn & Hous&, Double Garage 3 Bedrooms 1 11 2 Baths LR, & Paved D11veway 614 446 0635 .:.G.:..-n.-r-.,~...,..-,"'n,-.-n.-n-.-••"'P::-aC'In-,-,n-g I 350 Yard Wo rk Wtndows Washed Gutters Cleaned light Haulmg Commer•ca l Res1dent1al S1eve 614 446-8861 Lots & Acreage 55 Acres 01 Land WHh 28t32 Build1ng On Clay Chapel Road 1 800·287 0308 614 446 6308 Georges Portable Sawmill haul your logs ro the m1ll JUSt call 304·675-1957 1 1/4acre lot Wllh new 24.J;4 1 metal garage, appra1sed lor $19 000 , sell lor $17 500 304 =......:..::._;..:....~----- 1 576 4188 lawn Care And Landscap1ng Any s1ze, Edge Tnmmmg Brush And 225acres 11111, located 4m• from Pt Tree Removal Free Est1matesl Pleasant on Rt 62 Homestead 614-367 7887 Realty Broker 304 675 5540 or ::...:.....:.:...:....--,::---,--~::--1 .:.304.:....:88.:.2:.;2:::2:.21.:..__ _ _ __ Profess•onal Tree Serv•co. Com plete Tree Care Bucket Truck Appro• 21 Acres Concrele Block Servtce 50 Fl R&ach, Stump Ae Butld1ng 30:.:40 Approx 5 Acres moval, Free Esttmatesl In- level Ground 15 Acres Good surance, 24 Hr Emergency Serv Fences, Round Concrete Water And Savel No Tree Too •ng Trnugh On St Rt 218 Approx Small• 614 388 9643 1700 Feet Road Frontage, Has 8~~~~~-:----:::----:-:-1 Good S11e For Bu1tdmg House 614 256-6460 Sun Ch 1ktcare Beautllul Roll.ng land 9 M1lcs 2 K. young 1 From Jackson 3 From Oak H•ll 5 summer 3 Days per Acres $12,000 16 Acres mum614-446 3657 $25000 50 Acres $60,000 614 =---:--:-:--....,--,---,--:- 1 574 q 14 614 574 5356 Wtll do backt"oe wor~ phone 614 Four lots near Rac1ne approx 1 992 3173or614·992 5858 .:.:::..:,---:--::----::---1112 acres each star11ng at $5000 w111 Oo lnlenor, E •tet~or Pa1nhng call 614 949 2025 Reasonable Rates, Exper1encod References For Free Est1mates REMOTE beautiful, ndge 't op land 3 mtles south of Carpenter Call614 245-5755 Oh10 Ml Un1on Ad Four 7 acre parc&hi one 9 a're pomoel Pru:; FINANCIAL es range fro m $7086 to $83 47 ----Owner !manc1ng Call lor good 210 Business map 614 593 854s =:---,------- '' Opportunity -:i~ii'E~c~o:Ss:TT'Ss:Uu~P??·Js~10;;0~1 ~ ~u•ldmgs As low As $3 00 Sq Foot Buy Factory Duect From Nattonal Manulacurer As Author 1zed Deale r W•ll Tra1n Some Markets Taken Call 303 759 E 1 2200 :3200::.:..;.:.'_ INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do bus I ness w1th people you know and NOT to send money through the ma•l un til you have .nJesttgaled theofler~ng Scemc Va ll ey Apple G'o'" beau tiful 2ac tors publiC wat er Clyde Bowen Jr 304·576 2330 3E)Q Real Estale Wanted House or tra~t er 1n R1o Grande close to R1o Grande College cam pus 6t4 992 3717 ·-==::-----'-- 1 We bu,- & sell pr•vately held real estate notes , mor!gages and !rust deeds nat•onw1de Full or Par!Jal Purchases Golden Eagle Fund1ng CMI "Member APMP" 1 4 tO 676 07-64 call refunded Call Now! S1arr Your ONn Bus1neSs low In vestmenr, 614 245 5633 For De tailS Small local GallipoliS Bus1ness With Established Customers Great Opportunity For Thts Area lnteresled Buyers Only, 614 245 5903 REAL ESTATE 31 o Homes for Sale 1405 Elm St , Meadowbrook Br•ck ranch wtfimshed basement. 3br 1 112 balh, newly remodeled, new carpet throughout Appomtment 304 875-2619 2 story garage bes1de New Ha ven Supermarket bottom floor completely remodeled. 2 bays (front bay 40'x28', rear bay 32 J23'), IOO'x40' lol $18,500 304 882 2763 2bedroom w•th basement, close to schools $14 , 500 Cal l 304 675-6621 540 RENTALS 41 o Houses for Rent 3bedroom , 1 6720 l / 2b:Hh~>~ 304 675- Hous& 2 Bedrooms, U!!ltly 1 Bath, Centra l A1r, Garage, All Electnc, $395/Mo Plus Ulll•t•es No Pols 614 446 135a N1cc 2 3 bedroom house 1n Ra~;;me 614 992 5858 Rea l mce two bedroom 'home on Kingsbury Ad, large yard $2501 mo references, 61~ · 992 6551 af. tar 6pm EMtra N1ce 2 8R Unfurn•shed Ga rage Apt AC Near Schools S3001Mif No Pets1614 446 2300 614·446 6787 2bdrm apts total electnc, ap phances turn~ shed laundry room tac!IJlles close to school 1n town AppiJcallons available at Village Green Apts #49 or· call 614 992 3711 EOH 2bedroom turr"!IShed ut1hlles m eluded References & depoSIT re qwred 304 773 9009 2bedroom unfurnished partial ut1llt1es corrvement to PVH $285t mo $28S'depos•t 304 67~5786 ~ Rooms Plus Bath, Lafavette Mall No t'iitChen l All Ut1l111es pa•d St 75 00 Monlh Deposll Required 614 446 7733 3 Rooms Furmshed Ullht1es Pa•d S2501Mo $100 Deposit 94 Lo CUS! Ga!hpohs 614 446 1340 Furnished Elflcloncy 701 Fou Avenue Gallipoli s $20oJMo U11ll t1es Pa1d Share Bath 614 446 4416 Alt9f7PM Aparlment & tra iler utilities pa1d $275t mo plus $50 depos•t on each 30.!1 675--4680 E ~Ira Nice, 2 Bedrooms AU Elec tr1c Furn1shed Kitchen No Pets Close To Spr ng Valley Water & Garbage Pa1d, $355/Mo + D&p Ref , 614446-6157 AtterSP:M BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Onve from $226 to $291 Walk to shop & mo111es Call 614 446 2568 Equal HOUSing Opportuntty Country S1de Apartm ents Large 2 Bedrooms 1 Balh Warer Sew age Garbage !ncludcd WID Hook Up $360 /Mo Deposit Rc qwr&d, 513 922-0294 Downtown GallipOliS, $180/f.Ao 14 ~41 1433, leave Me ssage 40 Gallon Sal! Water TanK $:.>0 Duple• 3 rooms & bath upsta1rs knchen drnmg room, llv•ng room on hrsl"'loor & fuH basement 304 675 1180 Grac1ous hvmg 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Manor and R1vers1de Apartments 1n M!ddl&port From $232 $355 Ca11 614 992 5859 Equal Housing Opper tuntlles M•ddlepon, N Th1rd 2bedroom fu rnished ap1 , Deposit & r&fer· ences ~4 882 2566. N1ce 2 3 bedroom apartment m M1ddleport, 614·992 5B5a N1ce 2bedroom aparlment wrd hookup References Depos11 No pets l>4 075 5162 540 Mls.ceuaneous 1000's of footba ll & baseball cards Plus man,- complete sets and sub sets 304 675 24 73 14 2 Cu Ft Frost Free Relngerator Freezer Excellenr Condlllon 614 37g 2514 17 500 BTU A~r Condll!oner $175~ Works Good 614· 446·8457 Aller 4rM 19 CUbiC foot Whirlpoql Side X Side relngerator gold, $75, 614 992 6302 Gu1tar harmony solid body elec tnc and amphher $95/both 614 949 2666 1994 Sears Kenmore air cond1 !loner, 29000 btu 220 volt hkp new 614 247 2581 1995 300 EX lour whee~r. $4000 1986 200 lour wheeler $1100, $5000 lor both, brand new Darton L1ghtn1ng compound bow With qUiver $300.614 367 7478 25· color console TV $100 1g· colorTV$75 304·6754108 3 p1ece Early A.mencan l• vmg room su1te $50, 614·992 7423 3 Ton Cenral A1r Condlrtoner Package, System Or Split System $1,250 Installed 5 Yr Warranly All Parts, 1·800 2B7 6308 614· 446 6308 4 lnch Pump 6 C~ l mder Engme 350 Gallon Per Mmute Sob Foot Collapsible P•pe $750 614 256 6038 486 18M eompat1ble computer w1 CD 11om S1,ooo 304 675 3774 A1r cond illon&r 18 OOOBTU SHlO 304 773 9009 Amana 12,000 btu a~r cond•t•oner, twa P 2!5x6S R15 11res radar de,. teeter laser 3 band 16" eloctttc cham saw, 614 992 2356 alter 530pm Annque bed & dresser, table, cht· na cabtnet, table & cha1rs, metal cabtnels, sola coffee & end ta bles double bed mattress & sprmgs 2 canners, store racks, & more Mason Flea Market 304773·6025 BAHAMA CRUISE! 5 days/4 mgllte, Underboohedl MuSt Selll $279/couple L1mHed Uchets 407· 830·5100 ex! 6589, Mon Sat • 9am-10pm ST14299 Boals By Red Wing Ch1ppewa -40 To -50 D&grees, H H Brown Guaranteed Lowest Pnces, Ttw Shoe Cafe, 614--446--4222 One bedroom aparrment m U 1d dleport, !rash & water pa1d you pay electric & gas $160fmo plus $tOO depostl, call 614 9g2·7806 berween Bam 9pin Brand New Ra1nbow Sweeper Ongtnal Cost $1,300, All Attach· ments With Beater Bar, Best Off· er\ 614 357- '1194 1987 GUC 3/4 Ton Va n 6 2 Dte sel Very Good Condttton & 1/&ry Dependable, $4,500, 614 ·2 56 151-4 • 1990 Ford Bronco II loaded $7,000 1983 Chevrolet $5,000, 614 446 6g58 for sale 16~ Delta band saw $225,614 -992 5282 740 I~~=~=======l-==========:1 p1pe 3362 silencer 560 One Fisher/Yamaha stereo svs tem $:.:>0 304 682 3446 Pum~ ltlter solar blanket chic nne other accessories for above s ground pool $200 lor everylhmg 304·682 3735 after 5pm Refrigerators , StOV!'!S, Washers And Dryers, All Aecondu•oned And <;iauranleedl $100 And Up Will Deliver 614 669 6441 Sears Ke nmore casement a11 condltLoner, 10,000BTU 1988 N1ssan 200SX, Sspd, loaded Hu m1dtl1er 304 675-2790 Pets for Sale Groom Shop ·Pet Groom1ng Fea turtng Hydro Ba th Julie Webb Call 614·446 0231 2 Female Chows AKC Reg1s tered 9 Wee~s Old 614 4468861 2 Years Very Gentle 4' Ball Py lhon 45 Gallon Octagon Tank Ugh! 3 Heal Rocks, Water Bow1, Or1fl Wood 614·256·9305 $200 Wanted p1cked blackberries call 614 992 6895 1985 Plymouth Colt 5 Speed $1 000. 1983 Chrysler 4 Cylinder AutomatiC 1750 Both Good Cars 614 441 0584 1985 Subaru GL Good Cond1t1on Standard $900 614 245-0904 LIVESTOCK 8 N Ford W1th 6 Foot Blade Runs Excellent, New Pa1nt, Ask ng $2 350,614 446-3767 All1s Chambers C Tractor Wtt h Mower, Cultivators Plows Horse Drawn New Ideal Manure Spreader W1th Rubber T~res 8 Ft 3 Po1n1 H11ch D1sc 3 Pomt H1tch Two 12 Inch Plows Horse Hay Rake 614 367 7576 Massey Ferguson 165 Dle!lel Traclo r $5,850 135 Massey Fer gu son D1osel $5,350 460 long Tractor $3,995 614 286-6522 s Two Ford corn piCkers two grav1 ry wagons, post hole digger 614 992 7015 Livestock 10 Hoi stem S!eers We1ghmg Ap Each Baby Rabbtls For Sale, Nether land Dwarfs, Ou111h, f.Am Rex full Blooded Rabbts 614 388-8577 Corn fed beel 4 H .protect 614 446 7313 Cano~ bedroom set couch, and ceptmg applications for elderl,- & d•sab•lltles, one bedroom all alec· lrtc , 6t4·g92·3055, Stonewood Apartmenrs. Middleport, Oh1o, EOH sewmg machine Call ISefore 1Dam or alter 5pm, 304-675·4846 t.tale Regrsrered Walker Coon Hound 614 441 1624 Compl8te Reg S1ze Beclrom Su1te, Over 45 Years Old Ask1ng $150, 614 387-!1451 Pleasant H•lls Dog Trammg, 614 256-6593 Unlurn.shed 2 bedroom house, n•ce & clean no !flSide pets ret erences req!J1red $200 deposit, ,$275 a rronth rent 614 992·3090 Tw1n R1vers Tower, now accepltng appl1cat•ons for 1br HUO subs1d 1zed apt for &ldarly and hand!· capped EOH 304·675-6679 Prote9s•onal Dog Groom1ng Vm ton & R1o Glande Area , 20 Years Expenence For Appointment 81 ~ 2~5 5054 640 Hay & Grain Alia Ira hay, 2nd cutt ing, cond1 IIOned, large bales Will sell out of f•eld $2 251bale 304- 773·5696 TRANSPORTATION 71 o Autos for Sale 1975 Pon11ac Cataltna, Wllh Alf In Very Good Con d111onl 614 379 2720 AFTER 6 RM CondlttOn~tlg, 1976 Chr,-s ler Cordoba 76K Good Cond•t1on, Runs bcellentl $650 614·367 7813 1g77 Jeep CJ5 302 V 8 F1ber glass Body $3 200 Ftrm Alter 6 P.M 614·446 9~42 1983 Mercury Grand Marqu1s Good Cond1non $1 000 080 614 388 1613 After 6 PM 1984 Corvette Mmt Cond1t1on Garage Kept, Never Ortven In Ram Or Wmler Transparent Ltll Off Roof Panel, Custom 2 Tone Lrght Bronze Melalhc. Deluxe Bose Stereo Sound System, An11 Theh System, 27,000 M•les. 614· 446 1736leave Message FRANK & ERNEST ~~~Y~~e: "sa& fast $3 500 ob~ ~, 2 1993 24ft Pontoon boat wltandem! axle !railer, 60hp Mercury otl •n 1 1ected power lflm, 90 hours like'. new, lots ol extras 500 304 : 675 IH.S8 aher Spm sa 1986 Olds CalaiS Runs & Lool(s Good $2 000 Call Alter 5 PM 614 446 1543 Boar tratler 304 675 3388 1987 Mercury Lynx good cond1 t1on $700 304 675 3406 after 6pm ~B-ud~g-e":I-;T;-ra_n_s_m:::l-,.-:1-on-s-,U:-s-e-:a-& \ Auto Parts ' . & Accessories Rebuilt All Types, Access1ble To: Over 10,000 Transm1ss•on, Al soi 1970 ChampiOn Moto r Horne Ell cellcnt Mechan•cal Cond1ton AC New T~res Naw Awn1ng New R&~ fng, New Warer Sysmm $3 000\ 614 367 5034 Ch1c:kens Young Roosters Frv mg Age S1 50 Eacll 1 Pa~r Su ma.tras $10, 1 Sacred Rock Rooster And 7 M•xed Hens PIUs Chlcks$15 614 2561399 Stonewt~od Apartments now ac 19g2 Kawasaki X 2 650 )Ot ski. 1989 Grand Am, 4dr auto ac am·fm cassette, 78t'i, very good cond1110n $4 900 OBO 304 882 AKC Registered Cocker Spamel Puppy Male. Buff & Wh1 te Wormed, Vaccmated, ChamR•on 1 I 0 0 B 312195, $200 Male AKC Ch1huahua Will Pro vide Stud S&rvlce For Female AKC Chil'luahua, Call Anyt•me 614 379 9116 1980 15 Foot Alummum Bas~ Boar, $2 200,614 446 6507 • JD 450 C Dozer ROP Wrench 6 Way 614 446·8044 Ju l,- Sale SpeCials 5030 Ford 62hp 4Wd 8~8 S~ncho trans 2 pump h~d $22 900 3930 Ford 2wd 45 hp 8x2 trans 1 double valve. $15 500 650 New Holland 1500# round baler strmg or ne1 wrap bale command demons trator $15 900 472 NH Haybme stub guards $7 950 254 NH Rake & Tedder comb1nat10n $3,800 816 NH Forage wagon 3 Benter w1th 612 tandem axle 12ton gear 12 5Lx15 t1res $8 400 Mod el 30 Forage BIDwer 1 000 rpm $2 700 weathered Keefer's Serv1ce Cen ter Rt 2 Sl Rt87 304 895 3874 SAID. DO VOUSEE A KITE OVER THERE? 1977 Ponloon 23ft Holiday win~ outboard 70hp motor motbt puchased 1993 trailer many exl' tras S8 500 Wrll l~ke part1a trade 304·6 75 6277 ' 790 2 S1mmental Bulls Reg1s1ered Polled, Purebred, Ell:c&llen1 Conltr malton, Good Btoodhnes, 1 & 2 Years Old Must Sell, Malte Oflerl 614 379--21~ If FLIES FLEAS TICKS or "HOT SPOTs· are a proble m lor you ask SOUTHERN STATES 304 675 2780 aboul HAPPY JACK KENNEL DIP Concentrated to savo you money I I 1989 Chevy 3141on Silverado loa ded low mileage 304·675 2884 AK C Scottish Terr1er pupp1es small non-shedd1ng hrsl shot wormed, $250 now laK•ng depos 1ts, can p1ck up August 6 Athens 614 5g2 1625 Full blooded Rottwe1ler pups S150 AKC male, Shellte pup $250 614 742·1104 15 Ft Bon11a Boa! Witl'1 15 HR Evmrude Molor And Trailer 614J J 446-8926 New gas tanks one ton truck ' wheels, radiators floor mats etc • D & R Auto A1ple,.. WV 304 37Jr 1 3933 or 1·800-273 9329 .:.__.:.__=----- Chocolate, AKC Regtstered Cho cola1e lab Pupp1es 7 Weeks Old, 4 Lefl, 614 446-7395 PEANUTS .. 1988 While Bu1ck Pa~k Avenue, Loaded, Well Matntalned, Extra Clean I $5 BOO, 614 446-8423 wox 550 l'ds Each, $300 :.:.:.:.;:..:.:;.________ 1614 446-4053 Birds, Iguanas, Tarantulas mrce F1sh Tank . & Pet Shop 2413 JacKson Ave Pomt Pleasant 304 875-2063 Kawaskt KZ400 Good Cond 1 t•o~. $550,614441 1199Aiter5PM • 760 2529 1991 Plymoulh Acclaim N1ce, One Owner. AtC, $5,300 614· 446 7623 Evemngs 1993 Ford Probe GT loaded $8,500, 1g ee Ford Escorl $900, 614 446 6958 19g3 Honda CIVIC OX $9,500 304 675 3774 1994 Camero 5spd AC PW Pl remote k&yless entry CD player 304 675 5044 alter 5pm 1994 Chevy Beretta, A 1 sha~e lor sale or take over payments 304 675 7918 alter 5pm 1995 Dodge Neon Sport Coupe 5 Speed loaded 4 000 Miles $12700 OBO Make Trade, 614 367 5044 720 ll'ucks for Sale ! 1984 S 10 Chev~ Blazer 4ll:4, S3 000 OBO 304 675 3581 1985 Chevy H2 To~ 4x4 Good Cond1\1on, $3,500, e't4-446 2801 1985 Chevy S 10 2 8 V6, 5spd, runs good needs mtnor work St,200 1984 Bu1ck Regal 350 engme runs great many new parts 304· 5 7&4 186 1985 Chevy S 10 P1ck Up 4 Cy~ Iinder 4 Speed S1 400 614 2566596 1986 Chevy 314lon 4 wheel dr~ve $4,000 304 075 2856 t989 Chevy S 10, 4cyl, Sspd 81,000m • , while wired stnpmg new bed l1ner aTn-fm cassene t1nted Windows $3 600 304 675: 798t 1989 Dod9!? Da~ola PIJ 79 000 Miles 5 Speed Antt Lock &akes, Bedltner AUIFM Cassetle, Goodyear Rangier T~ros. 235:.:15, N1ce, Clean Asktng $4 100 OBO 6t4 446 9780 730 Vans & 4-WDS 1979 4 Wheal OrM1 Blazer, Good Cond1t10n Body Fa 1r, 614 -3792720 AFTER 6 PM 1979 Chevy Custom Van 3f4 Ton Pbwer Wheel Chalf Utt 614· 256~ 1 144 1982 Ford F 150 4 WO New T1res Brakes & Engme loo~s & Runs Good $3 000, OBO 614 386 B601, 614 9g2-6976 leave M~sage r"'~ou·Rf 1'\y ONE. & . MllllOI'\Tf\ CU.SmMERI 1978 Starcrall 28F t Camper Futly Sell Contained Full Awn1n~ Tub W11h Shower, New Roof Ag. bcellent Cond1t1on Ready T~ CampAfterS 6143677671 1 2& Pass 3~ ~~ Pass Pass I• mon st and Illustrator, cla1med. "Sixty mmute s of thmkmg of any kmd as bound to lead to confus1on and unhappmess" Cerlmnly, m bndge, 1f you cannot find the wmnmg move m con Slderably fewer than 60 mmutes. your partner will feel unhappy Sometimes. though, even after thmking about the problem, you can· not be sure what 1s best Th1s ts espe· c1ally true on openmg lead Today's deal helped Lmda and Robb Gordon wm the prest1g10us Goldman Pa1rs m New York C1ty last May Four spades was the popular contract Most Wests led the dtamond king or ace be fore sWJtchmg to the smglelon heart ThiS gave each declarer the key to findmg the winnmg play If West had both top d1amond honors and reason· able clubs, East probably h e ld the spade kmg So, South won tnck two w1th dummy's heart kmg and tmmedl ately played the ace and another spade A moment later, dummy's diamond su1t proVIded a Winner on wh1ch declarer's heart loser could be thrown Robb Gordon d1d better, leadmg h1s smgleton at tnck one Thmkmg thiS placed a top diamond honor 1n the East hand, South won w1th dummy's heart kmg, cashed the club ace, played a club to h1s king and finessed the spade queen However, Lmda, East, produced the king, gave her hus· band a heart ruff. and the two dia· mond winners defeated the contract Th1s gave the Gordons 24 5 matchpmnts out of 25 And they became only the second mamed couple to wm th1s event in 67 years, behind Jan and Tob1as Stone m 1957 39 ActressFoster 40 Stlmpy'a pal 41 Foot 42 Order of whales 7 Astronaut's Ti~ 45 Kiln exam 46 N.C 27 college Hershlaer 47 Lealie 28 Footless Caron role 29 Joseph's 48-Final brother 50 BrH Navy 30 Type of jerk abbr. 32 No man- 51 A Stooge lorry 8 Chern room 9 01 a brain part tO Novelist H X ME E 0 T Z WZRW Y V V K P P 0 H HV X l 0 F ERXTVU MH R JVXG KXMOPW PREVIOUS SOLUTION "The cliche IS dead poelry " - Gerald Brenan ''To a poet norh1ng can be useless' - Samuel Johnson OJELTS KR 0 C C I._;', .. Professor lo graduatmg class, "If you thmk the world a e ANSWU by f1/11ng 1n the ,;,ISSmQ words you develop from step No 3 below UNSCRAMit! tfTT!RS TO GET Complete the chuckle quoted I Actual- Lunge - Otter ~ Deptct - PA T/ENCE f - - - - - - - - - '''-'' C&C General Home Ma 1n I lenence Pa1ntmg v1n~l Sldlng,l carpentry doors, wmdows barhs.,~ mob11e home repa~r and more For\ free ASHmale CAll Chet 614 992 1 6323 ·"! lions today by matl1ng $2 and SASE to Astra-Graph, c/o this' newspaper , P 0 Box 4465, New York, NY 10163 Be sure to state your zod1ac stgn LEO (July 23·Aug. 22) Follow your com· pass1onate tnsttncts today 1f they urge A'STRO-GRAPH Professiona l 20yrs expenen(\e With all masoner,- br1ck block, & stone Also room add1t1ons ga rages etc Free est•m-ates 304 882 3406 01' 3:>4 773 9550 you to make sacrtflces on behalf of a frtend who has been ktnd to you tn the Ron's 111 Service spec1ali:zmg m Zenith also serv1c ng moo::t o ther brands House calls, 1-SvO 79~ 0015 WV304 5762398 • & "' Heating Res1dennal or cammerc•al w1nnQ~ 11 new serv1ce or repa.rs Master lt• •' censed electm1an R1denout' t ~lectncal WV0003061,' 304 675 1786 E R 0 URT Y liDPW SCRAM.J.!TS ANSWERS Parts And Serv1ce All, Ov&r 25 Years EM • penence All Work Guaranleed • French C11y Maytag, 614 446 7195 COMFORT ASSWRED DEALER I lAWRENCE ENTERPR1S6:S 4 : 1 Heat Pumps A1r CondiTIOning II Vou Don I Call Us We Both Lo se!' Free Es11ma1es 1 800 287 6308, . 614 44t? 6308 WV-Q02945 .., LERFLORWLMO • • Uncof\dJftOnal 11 1 guarante~1 local references lurn1shed Callt 446 0870 Or (614) 23) ' Rogers Waterprool•ng Es ' tabl•shed 1975 • ~: Refrigeration l p lW PRINT NUMBERED tfTTfRS IN THESE SQUARES ITHURSDAY Electrical and MHWVO L-.J.~....L.-.J.--,....1..-.J.-J Home Freeman's Hear•ng And Cooling ln stallatton And Serv•ce EPA Certified Aesuient1al, Commercial 614256-1611 by Luis Campos Ce~ny C•pl'ler CI)'Piograma are t:reeled lrom quolahont by I•IT10U8 people past &rid p,_., 1 EaCh letler 1n !he c pher slands for anolher Today s c1u. G «fUB/s y t--,lr""TI::'6.....,1;:7,-TI-,Ir--1 BIG NATE STRI(f A8/J:NI N 11-£ Will ON DRYWALL Hang, f1n1sh, repan Cellmgs te)'tured, plaster repa1 r Call Tom 304 675 4t86 20 years expertenc>e CELEBRITY CIPHER I R L ELK Improvements 840 6 . - - - - - - - - - - . owes you hvmg, hustle out land-------1t" • Gramps says that bemg a good hunter or fisherman HGH Pfi.ICES. ~HOI' THE. 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C lutches & Pressure' Platos, 614 379 2935 1 pupp1es, ligh t blonde, four one lernale, 150. cash onlyt 992 7651 1986 Cutlass Olds 442 Wtth 20 150 Miles J..oaded, lots or EX tra sl Show Room Cond•l•onl 614 446 0109 FMF 750 Boats & Motors under· 1 Trims 2 Jacob's twin 3 Fiber knots 4 Irritably DOWN part Relax Wednesday -Ellington 'J:I1at thing's Woman'a Openmg iead " 2 1968 Ford Tempo GlS alf 4dr, Sspd good condttlon, $2,100 304-675 3997 New Idea 706 D•esel Un•system W1th Comb1ne & Gram Table AKC German S1'1epherds 1st Good Conamon, $3,500 New 1dea Shots & Wormed Roady July 2 Row Corn PICker. Good Running _3_1S_:L_6_14~448-__:___71_1_:7_ _ _ _ _ Cond1t1on, $1,200, John Deere 4 1 Row Corn Planter, Good Fertilizer AK C Golden Retnever Ready Compartments $300 Fertilizer Go By August 1st, $200 Shots Spreader 3 Pt H•tch t.tounr 150 ~W_:o:;.rmed.:.:.:::.6.:.1:..•::.·3::.7.:.9·.::.29.:.8.:.1.:..._ _ _ 300 Gallon Sprayer With Booms 3 AKC Reg1s1ered Boxer pupp 1es P1 Hllch Mount $200 614·245 304 882 33g7 5515 AKC Registered Coc~er Span1ol pupp1es wormed & shots $50 304 773 5244 1985 Dodge Anes Aulo Atr cru,.e, s1 ooo. 61• 446 9552 • 1965 Olds CalaiS $1,750, Good CondtDon, 614 446 2601 610 Farm Equipment ...:_, 560 t1on 304 675--5106 alter 8pm Early Cook1ng Apples, (lodl) 614 256 6085 & Tandy 1000 Computer IBM Com pat1ble, 5 1/4 & 3 112 D1sk Dnve Monochrome Screen Wit h Prmt er, Software And Desk, $350 Also 1984 Dodge Daytona Tur bo $1 200, OBO. 614 256 6294 Block, bncM sewer p1pes wmd ows, lmtels, etc Claude Wtnters, R1o Grande OH Call 614 - 245 5121 1984 Mercury Grand Marqu1s lS. 4 door sedan, beautiful car, same as new 25,000 actual m•les, four new t1res 8\lery option 302 V 8, $5500 614 9926719 1985 BUick laSabre L1m11od Edt FARM SUPPLIES STORAGE TANKS 3 ooo Gallon Upright Ran Evans Enterptlses Jac~son Ohto 1 800 537 9528 30x48xt0 one 12x1D giJder one 3' entry, guner $7550 ProcJston Post Frame Bui lders 304 773 5346 Jeff 1984 El Cammo Conqu1sta VB, ac casseue posHrack, new tires battery brakes, $3,500 firm 304 6rS-5244 Blackbemes lor sale, $10 per gal· ion large & sweet we p•ck them tor you 614 992 6858 Septtc Tank Jet Aeration Motors New & Rebu1lt / Installed Call Johns John 614 446 4782 Supplies Autos for Sale 1985 Honda Accor(!LX, maroon au!oma11c e•tra n•ce 78 000 miles $4150, 614 992 2594 week.days alter 6pm or anyt1me weekends Vegetables Rockford Fosgate 150 wau Am pl1l1er Alptne 30 Wall Ampl1f1er Alptne Car Alarm, Nikko Rad10 Comrolled Car 614 446 2221 No CallsAft&f 10 P.M Please Building 710 B15hon Fnse , Very Spec1at & Rare Per & Compamon Good Compan•on For Older Porson 9 12 Inches H•gh Non Shedding Non Alergy Shown on Kathy & Aeg•s Sho w On TV Used In C•r· cus&s & Show Dogs Very lntelli gent, Ong•nally From England $400, Sells Elsewhere For 700 614 379-2343 580 Fruits & One Drake Sat&lhte system $600 550 Pels for Sale Dalmat1on Pupp 1&s, 6 Males 1 Female 1 Male W•th Blue Eyes $100 s 14 245 5739 ladles 14K 'fellow Gold Saphtre & D•amond Rmg, Appra1sed At Asktng Pnce $3 355 00. $1,99500 814 388-9780 Washer /Dryer Antique P1ano, Computer Table 5 000 A1r Cond1 110ners ElectriC S!ove. Relngera !Or Pool Table, 614 446 3224 t• 4• West sweater 36 Bay Vulnerable. Both Dealer· W.es 11 Hammer 35 -Got a Secret 36 Rusolan guord 38 Angers 39 Alrplone 41 Grid ploys 42 HI or bye 43 Makes a mistake 35 Word& of •QJI075 .. 9 6 4 • 9 5 2 &K 3 • 1993 KX125, exc eond -K-en_m_o_r_e_w_a_s-he_r_&_D_ry_e_r_s_ 50"'" F~tewood p1ckup load, s4o, 614 388·g265 _______ &K9 'fQI08753 t764 ·lo6 2 South ~olloctlona 58 Make a 24 Type of roll 27 Be more vocal than 31 --daisy 32 Annoys 33 -pal 34 Keritucky blue grass SOUTH 1990 Suzuki S1dek•cker 4x4 5 Speed, Great Cond•tton 1 9g3 Honda 300 EX 4 Wheeler 614 367 0230 JET Washer & dr,-er, S50ea 304 675 2846 U2 'f 2 eAKJ &QJ109874 Motorcycles 1989 Harley DaVidSon , FX'-R Very Good Condttton, Uany E~ trast 22 000 M•tes 614 446 2·130 614 446 4313 H•de·A·Way Sofa And Chait Small P1eces Of New Carpet 614 379-2720 AFll'R 8 PM of un EAST 1980 Kawasaki 4 wheeler $1 .s6o OBO 814 386·9482 Fuller Brush Brooms mops, blushes, and household clean ing producrs. July Sale 20"4 olf regu· lar pnce Dale Wood lnd Ofst , Ph0!18 304,675-1090 20 Enthuslasm tldge 21 lodge 57 Dish 22 Relative WEST 1977 Yamaha 400, Very Good Cond1110n l 614-379 2720 AFTER 8PM Full S1ze Washer & Dryer, Ell:cel lent Cond1110n Currently Usmg. S100Each 614 3881708 120 95 •A 5 Gh~ Electnc Wh&elchans Electrtc Scooters, New/Used Scooter l •tts , Sta 1rway Elevalors Ldt Chairs. Bowman s Homecare 614 446· 7283 AERATION MOTORS Repa~red, New & Rebutlt In Stock Call Ron Evans, 1 800·537 9528 NORTH ~ .A 6 4 3 'fA K J +QI083 1990 Dodge R am Va n B-2 50, 72 ,000 Mt les. $6,000 , Can Be Seen At Gall•pohs Da1ly Tnbu~ 8 25 Thud Avenue Gall1poh s Custom Made Golf Clubs Name Brand Clones Reasonable Pnces. 614 446 7231 Or 614 446 1155 Alter 6 ~M Small 1 Bedrpom House Near K Mart $300 Plus Gas & Electnc. 10 81rch lane. House Is Open 1 M•ght Be In The Back Yard, 614 446 1622 Complete Set Wilson Golf Club& W1th Bag & Putter 814·446·7231 Mer 6 PM Larry Wright Concrete & Pt.as!lc Sep!le Tanks. 300 Thru 2.000 Gallons Ron E'oians: Enterpr ises Jackson OH 1-800-53 7 9528. Merchandise 81 De.lsun 510 stat1onwagon. $400 ZTR D1xon ndmg lawnmow. er 614-g92 5291 KIT 'N' CARLYLE® ~y Miscellaneous Merchandise Rooms Avon ·Earn S8 $l5 /Hr r ull Part TIIT'I8, No Door To Door Ben efiiO. 1-800·1127-<8.0, I"' !Rep AVON I All Areas Furnished Fnday, July 21 , 1995 Your destre for adventure and travel could be rather strong m the year ahead. Your chart tndicates that you re ltkety to fulfill these hopes and expectattons ' . CANCER (June 21.July 22) II looks as tf you'll be Juck1er for yourself today thah you Will be for others Focus on advancJ.. mg your personal .ambittons and ObJec~ t1ves Get a tump on life by understanding the tnfluences that govern you m the year ahead Send for your Astra-G raph predlc~ past VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sapt 22) Any person wtth a truly loyal frtend can be conSidered fortunate You are doubly blessed because you have two pals upon whom you can always call liBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) Do no1 ftgh1 shifting conditiOns or changes today They may work out to your utt1mate bene· f1t and produce unforeseen advantages for you SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) A s ttuatton m1ght ansa today that tests your faith and belief system. Fortunalely. that In whtch you trust and believe should preva11 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec. 21) Today mtght mark the beg1nmng of favorable changel? that w1ll resuh tn matenal ga•ns What IS st1rnng was 1n1hated by others CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19) Thts w1ll be a good day lor you to s1t down al the bargam1ng tab le You will be cagey enough to get a good deal, yet you'll be remarkably scrupulous AQUARIUS (Jan . 20.Feb. 19) II you see a fnend tn need of asststance today , don't wa1t to be asked to help The gesture wtll be more mean1ngfu! If 11 rs done by your own vohtlon PISCES (Feb . 20-March 20) One of your best assets today will be your abthty to commumcate well wtth others Even those who usually have httle to say Wlll be bubbly tn your presence ARIES ~March ~1·Aprlt 19) You can f1nal1ze maners,Jo your sattsfact1on today, espeaally 1f you have a specific, lingenng problem An extra push now could wtpe rf off the boards TAURUS (Ap1ll 20·May 20) Thts could be a rewardtng day lor you, especially if you're tnvolved tn a new endeavor Your contag•ous enthUsiasm can arouse substanttal suppor1 from others GEMINI (May 21·June 20) You wtll be fortunate tn ftnanc~al 1nvolvements today If you presently have somethmg on the back burner that you thmk can bnng tn more money turn up the heat 1 IS different from others sports 1n that you need much more PATIENCE �• , Page 12 • The Daily Sentinel Thursda-y, July 20, 1995 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Bride·ends wedding on wrong note · Ann Landers .. ,W5, l.OI~ Timet syncuc:.re Wid Creator1 Svnc!iea1e" Dear Ann Landers:· Several weeks before the wedding day, the father or the bride told his daughter he would be proud to walk her down the aisle, but he didn't want to panicipate in the traditional ratherdaughter dance. He is a shy person and said he hadn't danced in 30 years and didn't want to make a fool of himself. When the time came, the bride confronted her fatl\er and insisted that he dance anyway. He was embarrassed and said, "I'd rather not." The bride then told her rather she would nevtl_r2~. to him "again and walked away_ angry. To make maucrs worse,'she whined about it all evening to everyone who would listen. It cast a pall over the en tire evening. -rA, father was. clearly de~ressed bc-~se the weddmg celebrauon had l.oeen gomg beautifully untd that incidenL Who was at fault, Ann? -A GUEST IN CHICAGO DEAR ~HICAGO: Too bad 'the father d1dn t offer to JUSt stand wtth hisdaughterinthecenterofthe !loor and sway for a few bars. That would have been a good compromire. What a shame a dark shadow was cast over what should have been a tolally joyous celebration. The bride sounds like a spoiled brat to me. Dear Ann Landers: Recently, a woman in Hemphill, Texas, wrote that her live-in boyfriend was ordered to pay 13 years' worth of back support for a child he fathered after "a one-nighter with a tramp." Labeling the moiher of her boyfriend's unintended child as a "tramj1" was, in my opinion, :xtrem_c:l,r harsh. Ir the woman ts .• tramp, what IS the writers boyfnend' After all, he had sex w1th her, presumably with no mlention or seeing her again and with total disregard for the possible • Riffle to attend law school consequences. , Would ll not have been more charitable to say, "My boyfriend made a mistake years ago with a woman who made the same mistake, and I will stand by him while he pays the price"' The writer of the letter may herself make a mis!alceone day. Then she .will find that a forgiving aod understanding anitudo toward the human weaknesses of others will make it easier for her to forgive herself. -- C. B.. CHICAGO, fLL . DEAR C. B.: When I write my column·, I try to preserve as much of the original language as possible without getting clobbered by the Legion of Decency. The woman may well have been as pure as the driven snow-- before she drifted. However. I agree that name calling is ugly and invariably makes a bad sit nation worse. Thanks fofyour comment. · Dear Ann Landers: My wife's son, "Don," age 24, lives with us. She also has a 5-year-old granddaughter who visits often. THURSDAY REEDSVILLE - Eastem Local School Board r~:gular wiU1 a ha.,ket dinner at 12:30 p.m. Family rul(J friends welcome . SYRACUSE - Carl Hubbard POMEROY - i\1-1\JJon meet- family reun ion and covered dish ing 7 p.m. Thtn<day at Sacred · dinner Sunday, -12:30 r m. at the Hcan Catholic Church, Mulbctry Syracust;: Park' sllel!t:r near the Avenue. m:trin:t. REEDSVILLE - Mecti11g for Eastem Jr. High student.' imcrcstcd in playing football Thu rsday. 6 p.m. in the high school lo cker room. 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The agency's failure hm~ ''exposed Uu!: residents of West Virginia aml olhers to inc're~L"iCtl cancer risks ami either hcal1J1 thrents caused . by toxic chemicals such a' dioxin, polychlorimlled biphenyls <PCI3s) mid chlordane, as well as high le ve ls ot' metals aml domestic sewage," the lawsuit By GEORGE ARA TE Sentinel News S1aff The Easten\ Local Board itf Education chose two firms to complete architectural plans for a new school at its regular meeting Thurs- Plliladelphia, said Board President Ray Karr. "Marr has more expertise in educational fadlieies," Km·r said. ''Bltt, Vargo has ia lot of an:hitcc· tural experiente and arc 11 lot dm;. The Marie!la firm is only 40 ,minutes away, compared to 2- 112 hours, he added. The district will not spend money on tl1e architects until a levy is passed . The district plans tn place a levy on the ballot next spring. This levy has hcen estimated at 5 mills, Karr said. "There.' s no Ue nni I i vc pl;ms before a levy is passed. Titey're all schematic plan., at U1is point," Karr said. "We'll have som.e puhlic meetings to meet wiU1 tlte ·'"~land the community to uccidc wh:u's the best feasible ,,tudy .'' By October, the architect.' need to <levelop a fea,ihility Sludy, collect informatinn on the -"hnols ;md get approv:~ from the state 10 place sprin~. ~PAUL S1a1c huilding assisram:e fun<.ls could pay about RO pcrec111 or construclilln costs. which a st:.\lc ofli .. cial earlier this year es timaiCd could exceed $X million . If the levy passfs. the proJect would take 10 to 12 months before Thursday hecHust: they had not yCI r eviewed it, said Ruth Podems, spokeswomrm for the agency's _Rcginnlll office in Philru.lelphia that cov·.· nor ~<ih!.t de~crihed a similar laWsuit filet! in lfJ 1Jl io Ala'lka :L" an ex:un~ pie of a ntling . cr." West Virginia. ' The environmental grnnps had notified Ulc agency of their intent to sue and met with oflicials ahout their complaints in June . Ms. Po;lcins said. " ~c .~idn'l ~cl down_ to spt:cilics, mu.J the nt:xl thing we got wns the have filed them in the J~tst . 'he said . · . "!,his is not highly tJJIJtsual. hut that docsnl It m:ikc it a ll:tppy situatum. she satd. · Ms. Podcms would nol s.peculiltC on tlW possihlc ouh.:omC of the West ViQ~·inia ;'!Ction . · . This year, the district will spenu an estimated $30,000 on social studies books hetween kindergm·len and 12th grade, and language arts and reading hetwccn sevenlh and ninU1 grade. · By the end M the ne xt school year. the district will huy ahout $35.<XKl in m·ts and literature texts between lOth and 12th grade, anti sch(HJJ opening in August I'J%, he French hooks between ninth and audcd. 12th grade. The board could oiler district The district will postpone huyresit.lents three options~ K:uT s.aitl. ing science ·texts until next year The options ;u·e: hecause the sta t ~ b changing the • Build a new eentralizeu ele- standards, Minard said. mentary building. By 19.96-97, the district _will • Construct a 11cw. junior/;.;enior· spend $30.000 for ,sciene<: seventh high school and then consoliuate through 12th grade. and health snm~ elementary schools in 1he kindergarten through 12th grade. existing high school. By 1997-98, the district should • Deyelnp two smallt!r huildings spend $31i.OOO for music books . for kindergarten through lifth grade kindergmtcn throu gh 12th grade, ami sixth through eighth gr~tLic. home economics scvemh through In othet_action, the hoaru unani- 12th gr_ade anu drafting ninth mously agreed to non-renew Super· through 12th grade. intendent Ron Minard's current lly 1998-99, the district plans to contract This action is rC<.JuireU hy spend $35,000 for bu siness/word Aug. I and Min;u·d willt:Oillinuc proccs .~.; ing lcxt.~.; bc1wccn seventh working through the J'J«J5- 1JO and 12th £rade, industrial arts between ninth and 12tlf grade and art kinder garten thrnu£h 12th grade . By 19W-21 XIO, the di strict will renew t11e cyck by spending $45.000 on l:mguage aJis and read- school yem·, KwT saiU. Next March. the hoard will decide whether tn untl his conttflt:l. Kan said, In oU1er act·ion, th'l! hoaru spent ahout $450 to renew ils.membership in the Coalition for Equity and Adequacy. The board also considered the schedule for replacement of textbooks. MalJOning County Common Plcits Cou rt in Yomtgswwn and hy the COLUMBUS· - A new cam- · Ohio AI'L-CIO and other unions in paign finance law has survived llle U.S. District Court at Toledo. '' We arc extremely pleased wiUt first ,of three court challenge~. The Ohio Supreme Court on the deci~ion;" scaitl Mike Dawson. Thursday rejected a rc4uest hy the spokes man for Gov. George Voinovich. state's largest reach e rs union lo Voinnvich had maLic campaign declare parts of Ute Jaw unconstitufinance reform H C.:CIIterpiccc of hi s lional. seco nd term in (ltlicc . The. lilw The court voted 5-2 ;Jga inst ordering Secretary of Stale Doh would limit the mnount ol money Taft not to enforce tl1c law. which individuals, political action comis to t.'lke effect Aug. 23. The court mitlees and campai gn committees did not. rule on the merits of the may t:ontrihutc to state cnnditl:1fCs. "We said HI the time U>e legislacase. Still pending are suits filed hy tion passetl that we hclieve it would the Ohio United Auto Workers in be upheld, " Dawson said . "The ing between kiwJcrgw·tcn anti sixt h grade .and math hetwcen kinderg;u-lcn through 12th ,;radc. The hoard ~cl il."' next mcctiug for 0:::\0 p.m . Aug . () al tlw high sc hool . W~iter special inleresl groups an: trying In accomplish through U1c courts whrll tlley ·eouldn't do i11 the Legislalure.' ' Ohio E<.lucalion Associmion lawyer Ted 10rio wnrncd aguinsl cou111ing the union out S(l cnsily. "Obviously we're disapp<linh ed," Iorio said. '· 0 LJI. L11 is was not a decision nn the merit s . This w.as a procedural ruling ." Iorio .s;:iid the union pmh:thly will refil e the lilw suit in another court early next wcek ., Or, l11c union might joi11 one of the other two t: hall cnges, OEA ~icc President Gru·y Allen sa.id. ·Defense steps up to plead ·case in Susan Smith trial UNIOJ\1, S.C. (AP) -Defense lawyers began dcscrihing a trouble<l. remorseful SuSlm SmiU1 with testimony from :m FBI agent whn recalled weeping with her as the distraught woman signed a confession. "It was a very emotional. gutwrenching scene." FBI agent Carnl Allison testified Thur.day. "She kept asking, 'How '' Hnw couhl I have done tltis'!' I told her I did not have an explanation for her. •' The ftrst defense witness, state Pete Logan. alsn told said. "Her actions on Nov. 3 were quite different. lJ was lUll a perfor- fer drowning her sons. 3-yem·-old mance_.'' Mt-::llnel and 14-monlll -'oltJ /\lex. in a laXe last October. Pmscculm~ .areseellng the death penalty. While Ms. Smith cried in Ms. Outside court. Pope criticized Ms. Smith's display of grief. .. "When Susan Smith is remorse- ful, why is she remorseful'!" he said. " Is she remorseful because of Michael and Alex'! Or is she remorseful because nnw everything she'd laid out -everything she'd <lone- hau fallen apart'.'" A variety of demnn.o,;tralinn~ ranging from the cul'c nf" pet~.; tn preparing. for Chr·i .~;lrn:ts were presented Wt!dncsday at lhe Rutland Civic C~nt~r. Ahnve ar~ fhe re.ltierv~t chmfl· piun w.inncrs, Vincent Rrmle.r· ick, ler~ und Miclmel Leif11eit, who shuwed how tn makt: ot tluick arHI ta:"iy strawhtny Jlie. The two U.lticd a novd fnrmat for their demun ...;fr:.tlion - tholt of a tdcvi .' iion coukin~ ."'ilww <:omplt!te .with ,-ummt:rdal~ for "Dr. Ftel Good fJiJI...;.'' R(·•fh uf tht huys have heen in 4-11 fur seven yt:ars and huth hdong tu the Ruck Sprin~' Raiders: They o•mpetecl in tht! scninr· divi."ii1u1. Taking grund champion in the St'ninr !'ingles divisiun was Crystal Smith, right, wlw. coli'· ti~d nut the 'theme. uf ur.ettin~ Rc:.uly for Santa's A1·1'ivul." She _h tlked ahnul dt·cnruting the tree, wr<.~ppin~ git"t:"i- und ,giving timt! In oneself fur lenin~, and ~harin~, li~· achievin~ gu~tl,..;.~ · Other gt:und and n·scrve champimis uf 4-H dt:mmt~,;tra­ tiuns wtrt le<.~m, A!-Ohlt·y H:.1gt'r and Dillie .In Welsh, grand chotmpiun, junior divi~,;inn, with their .demun~tratinn "'Me11t Us at the Gri!~''; Sal'i Putman i.lnd Amy Smith, Anllld choiiJipion, seniur divi ."linn, with ''To1kc a on, junim· tlivi..;iun, .-.:inj.!lt·~. "It'." a Holdup - c;ivt: · Ml· Yuur Hnp Alnn~ the Hunny Trail''; and ..J1•.-.:h llotge•~ ~r••.q!l l"hampi; Charlt!nc lludlit.:h) . Dough." (S~ntin~l phntn~ hy . Questions on ATF's role at Waco pr.o mpts angry Clinton response · depths of her despair," the agent s:tid, adding lhat Ms . Smitlt desperately hugged her sons' picture and wouldn'tlet go. Ms . Allison told prosecutor Tommy Pnpe that Ms. Smith's 1c.:1rs were genuine, compnfed with the ones she , hcu last fall during sever:)ltelcvision appeals for a car- . jacker to return her .sons. After a nine-day nationwide search. she cottfessed ttl drowning them. "I thought she was a bad actress, quite fnmkly," Ms. Allison jorors of Ms. SmitWs deep regreh ,a i.westigator ' K:UT s·nid. SODHRADA Associated Pre1;;s remorsL. • l:twsmt, she .~;ud . She tluJ nnt have detail." of the discussions. . ~~ lcnst tll.rcc other siHic~. Florida, Alab~una and Pcnnsylvani:l , have ~tmllar lawsu.11s pending , she said. And nine or hers. Georgia. New Vnrk, Idaho, Washmglon, Alahouna, On.::.~on , Mint)CStlla, Illinois anll lndi:tna, Court rejects OEA challenge to new law eu to know if other mothers had rep•:ntanl feelings after killing their son• because she was "full of ' said. State ruHJ federal agencies have found the substances in ftsh and water stunples, the lawsuit said. Specifically, the lawsuit said the federal agency Ita,, frtiled to force the state agency to produce accur::ne lists of riv~rs and strc;uns that exceed pollution sumdanls, the lawsuit said. A study released a week ago by the federal agency found Uta! the water quality standard filf dioxin in the Ohio River ncar tlte site of the pmpnsed Parsons & Whillemore Inc., mill exceeded st;mdartls. The federal and stare agencies said the finding would not lead to a revocation of the milt's permit to discharge more dioxin from its chlorine dioxide bleaching process. Officials HI the federal agency refused to comment on tile lawsuit day. Eastern hired Vargo, Ce1ssar.ly; Jnghmn & 'Gibhs t\f Marie!! a, and · being bill. Then construction woulc.J Marr, Knapp & Crawfif of New · take about IS months, all<iwing a Allison's lap lasl Nov. 3, she wanl· ·• 35 con.. · Multimedia Inc. 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Ohio Lottery WASHINGTON (AI') - As House Republicans ex pressed con.' cern about the rnll1t:1ry' s role . ·'More th:111 :tny other , the cern about the use nf military force · image of 13r.ullcy tight1~1 g vchidc ... during the Waco siege, President and M I tanb ..,~,;t against Ute huru· Clinton Thursdny ungrily rejected ing Mount Carm~l compnurllJ caJis any suggestion that law eni'nrcc- · intn quc~tion the rpk of the military at Wc:a~o." sniU Rcp .·..Stt.:vc menl mist.1kes were comparahl c 10 the "depravity" of cult len~crs . As the Waco hearings entered their second day focusing on the military's role, Clinton told a group LEAVING COURT- Susan Smith, left, was escorted from the Union County (S.C.) Courthou.<e Thursday following the first day of defense teSiif11'lhY in her mur. der trial. Smith l• charged In 1he October 1994 drowning of her two sons.·(AP) qf law enforcement nflicial~, ' 'It is in-csponsible lor people in elected positions to suggosl U1at tllU police are some sort of armed huree1ucmcy Buyer, R-Ind. tlcpravit'y !hat took place iJJ,itlc that ' 'Since. hcfnrc the fou11ding ol our rHJtion,' · h~ said. ' ' American . . com round .• ' have had deeply rooted coJJctrn' ahnut lbe scparalion 'of tile militw)' from civilian affairs. " hearing~ A J'orm"r F[ll expert wiHI otppc:ued hc lnrc the panel wdaY uru.k rscorcd the h1gh 1i:-.k of thc socalled ''dyn:unic entry'' tttlcmptcd Clinton, •peaking acros. town at in the raid hy Um Ourcm1 of Alco- a monthly mectmg of litw enforce· men! official~. acknowll.:d gct.f that the government made mi:-.rakcs in hol Tobacco 11110 Firearms. There w<t" " the exposure nf the actillg on private grudges and hidden agendas." un1at is wrong . ft ' s inact.:uratc " Waco and ~aid · ' ~.:hangc:.. were m;1de, people were Lli\mi:-.:o.cd " ~nd people who sugge'l Utnt OU£hl ''We necU to he accoum,ahlc. we to be "'harned," he said . net:d to get nil th6 fiu.:ts out, if wc Clinton spoke a., Repuhltcans running the it,'' Clinton ~auJ. "But we im1st nol rn;1kc war again~t police J.~nd we must not <.;onlu:-.c makiug mistakes . with the aw lul things th:n happcl ...._j__in Ulilt compmmd at W:1t:o . " ~ Hc .. 'aid th e IH.:anugs wen.: "a " snd :111U .painful rcrnind~r o! th~ voiced con- · mak e a ~mistake we need to correct approaching raitl teams . ... They couldn't tum thc1r vehicles arouml <ts they approached the compourill," s;ml Donal!.l A. Da:-. .~>ctl. a f~n~er FO I crisis management spe- Cialist . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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