https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1e740c92fb9466d4274db811ff12259d.pdf ddd03572f59b9b8ef4cb7c96aa264c22 PDF Text Text P~~ge12 • The Dally Sentinel The Cornmuniry Calendar is published as a free service to non-profit groups wishing to announce meetings and special events. The calendar is not designed to promote sales or fund raisers of any type. Items are printed only as space permits and cannot be guaranteed to be printed a specific number of days. Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Community Center. Sen. John Carey to speak. RUTI.AND - Rutland Township Trustees, Tuesday, 5 p.m. Rutland Fire Station. RACINE Racine Grange meeting Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at the Grange Hall. Election of officers will be held. Courthouse to appoinl replacemenl for retired County Recorder Emmagene Hamilton. Typed or hand-written applications for the position must be submitted to the Meigs County Republican Chairman Bernard Gilkey by noon that day. RACINE -Southern Junior High School volleyball meeting , 4 p.m. Friday. Anyone interested attend. THURSDAY EAST 'MEIGS - Eastern local REEDSVILLE - Olive Town- Board of Education, special meetship Trustees, 7:30 l'·m. Thursday at . ing, 6:30p.m. at Eastern Elementary MIDDLEPORT - Information township . garage on Joppa Road. cafetorium. subjects, personnel and meeting for students, Mt\igs Middle Meeting preceding with insurance grant approval. School, those interested in playing representatives. football this fall. Friday, 9 a.m. in SYRACUSE- Girl Scout e'veht, the auditorium. seventh and eighth POMEROY - Junior and Rita Thursday, Carleton School, 6:30 to graders . White of Kyger'lo entenain at Meigs 8:30 p.m. Thursday with the proSenior Citizens Center, Thursday, gram 10 go for six weeks. Questions MIDDLEPORT Christian 5:30p.m . l:'o admission charge. concerning the program and enroll- comedian Mike Warnke performing ment in girl sco utmg may be direct- Friday' through Sunday. 7 p.m. RUlLAND Rutland Bicen- · ed to Brenda Neutzling at 992-541 S. nightly at Ash Street Free Will Baplennial Committee, Thursday, 7:30 ~ tist Church. Admission is free . p.m. at the civic center. FRIDAY POMEROY. - Meigs County SATURDAY POM,EROY ..-. PERl meeting, Republican Pany special meeting REEDSVILLE- Wells reunion . Thursday. b p.m. Senior Citizens Friday, 7' p.m. ~t the Meigs County descendants of John and laura - - - - - - - ' - - - : - - - - .·- - - - : . . _ _ - - - - - ' ' ---. Layette shower held tor Angie Morris Thursday, August 5, 1999 Calenaar~-----------...:.... Wells. Fork~ Run Sate Park, noon Saturday. RACINE - Hudson reunion, Saturday. S p.m. Star Mill Park, Racine. Table service provided. BASHAN - Red Brush Church of Christ, special services, Saturday, 7 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Speaker will be Denver Hill, Foster, W.Va. public. SUNDAY HARRISONVILI:E ~ HarPOMEROY - 30th anniversary risonville lodge 411 , R&AM. Sa~­ ~vival , faith Valley Tabernacle urday, 7:30p.m. at the hall. Refresh- , Church, Bailey Run Road, Pomeroy, ments. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, 7 p.m. eac h evening. Evangelist SALEM CENTER Star George Scon, Huntington, W. Va. Grange 778, Saturday, potluck sup- Rev. · Emmen Rawson, pastor. per al 6:30 p.m., regular meeting, 8 invites public. p.m. Plans for ·Meigs County Fair ·display to be finalized . Officers to POMEROY Meigs Coun1y' be elected. Humane Society, general membership meeting, 3 to 4 p.m. Sund~y at POMEROY - Beegle family the Pomeroy Public library. A fund reunion , Saturday, II :30 a.m. Senior raising dance, Thrift Shoppe volunCitize ns Center. Square dance to fol- teers and other matters will · be dislow at 7 p.m at home of Ronnie and cussed. Leanna Beegle. ' ' REEDSVILLE Connolly RACINE - Annual Smith-Sto- , reunion S!lnday at the B'elleville ban reunion, Saturday. American Locks and Dam shelter house .. Legi on hall, Radne . · MIDDLEPORT Christian 'I . . comedian Mike Warnke, Friday through Sunday, 7 p.m. nightly at the Ash Street Free \\'Ill Baptist Church, Free. Susan Warnke to speak. Pastor les Hayman invites . POMEROY - Right to life, Monday, 7:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Lihrary. POMEROY Signups for Meigs Middle School 'cheerleading tryouls j Monday noon to 2 p.ll.· 'lfld Tuesday, 10 a.m. to noon. ' RACINE _ Board of Public Affairs. Monday, 7 p.m. 'at the municipal building. . The Meigs C:oun1y Fair, leg- were hoping to attend part of those who ·assisted and fhen • isla tive issues, and aciivities of youth camp. announced that the · float , which the junior grange memtiers were A discussion was held re gard- was a seve n-foot birthday cake, topi cs of discuss.ion when Racine ing the~u ent problem over a won first place in the patrioti c Grange met recently with Chuck gay pri ag being rai sed over category of the Racine parade . Yost. master, presiding. the Ohio apitol Plaza and then . The death of retired Ohio senKeith Ashley noted that plans being torn down. . ator, Oliver Ocasek, was not ed. are moving forward for the Meigs The members decided that there . He was currently serving · on the County Fair booth. sh9uld be limitations on the types e<ecutive committee of the Ohio It was pointed out .that . the of flags that could be displayed. · State Grange . materials in the booth are in poor One type of . flag that would be The installation of ceiling fans· condition and repairs need to be · s~re to · raise some antagonism was completed. A discussion to made. was the Confederate tiag should move the fall pig-incthe-poke . Emma Ashley reported that it ever be flown similarly. auction was discussed : four Junior Grangers , Carson The master directed the legislaHemlock Subordinate Grange Yos't, Steven Yost, Hannah Yost, tive chairman to. bring back a res- visited Racine Grange and Resand Emily 'Ashley, · recently olution for consideration at the a lie Story of the visiting grange attended the Ohio State Grange next meeting. presented a patriotic lecturer's Jr. camp at Friendly Hills Camp Keith Ashley, Fourth . of July program followed by humorous near Zanesville. Also, IJ"O youths parade float chairma~, thanked stories. Aw!lrded scholarship . The Uni'versity .of Rio Grande recently presented Reedsville resident Jessica Katherine Elaine Bran- ·' noR. the Grace Davis Will Scholarship. • She is the daughter of Paul and . Joy Brannon·. , ''The university is very pleased to offer this special award to Jessica," said 'Mark Abell, director of admissions at the University of Rio Grande. "She displays many qualities we want to see in scholarship recipients andwe are ~appy that she. has elected to study here." Meigs County 4 - H members participate in livestock skillathon JESSICA BRANNON Receives award Michael Leifheit, son of Roger and Lenora Leifheit, Pome"'Y· has received an Ohio Nbrthern University Outstanding A~ademic Performance Award. He :''is a second-year pharmacy major. ' . The Outstanding Academic Performance Award is presented to students whose grade point average is 3.5 or higher for 45 or more credit hours of graded courSe work for the , academic year. · On camp~s. Leifheit was active in the marching band,' the pep band, the symphonic b~nd ·and Phi Eta Sigma freshman honorary. · Founded in 1871, Ohio Northern i~ lq<;ated in Ada, and is a private university affiliated with the United Methodist Church. Approximately 230 Meigs County 4-H members participated in a livestock learmng laboratory/sktllathan at the Rutland Civic Center last week for beef,. ~heep, swine, dairy, ~ultry, rabbit, goat and horse projects. Ohio State UntverSJty Extenston spectaltsts, along with 4-H and Junior Fair advi~~ sors, provided the educational base for the event which made learning and knowledge assessment fun. · ' The livestock learning laboratory kits/skillathons are designed as a series of nine learning st.ations with a facilitator at each one. Participants rotate from stauon tostatton attemptmg to perform specific livestock-related tasks. Th.e statton facthtator allows the participants to test their ow'n project knowledge and abthues. The techmque ts referred to as experiential learning "learning by doing." The objectives of the skillathons are' to enhance knowledge of the livestock tndustry, provtde a fu~, hands-on method of evaluating a member's proJeCt knowledge and abthttes, to help youth feel more comfonable in talkmg to an adult about their projects, to gain self-con'fidence and skills in one- Jerry Lewis recovering on-one communication, and to develop responsibility for project comple- from viral meningitis tion. The event also helps to develop critical thinll!ng and problem-solving LAS VEGAS (AP) --;: Jerry sktlls and to provtde opportumttes to recogmze youth for their accomplish- lewis is " doing. fine" following a ments. bout with viral meningitis and will The "skillathon" livestock judging learning laboratory provided an excel- . be ready ' to host his annual labor lem method of mvolvmg 4-H and FFA members in a challenging. learn-by- Day Telethon next month, a dmng acttvny deSigned to test their project knowledge and help develop spokesman said. tmponant hfe sktlls and project skills. The event was made possible and the " He's had a miserable week and livestock learnmg lab resource kits were purchased through monies. received will likely be spen\ling some time on from an Ohto Attorney General Grant awarded to Meigs County 4-H. · his boat for .some r-and-r,'' executive assistant Claudia Stabile said Wednesday .. lewis, 73, was ·hospitaliZed in Darwin, Australia, earlier lhi s week Fair "show and tell" time planned after falling ill Sunday during a perA tiny tots "show and tell" will be staged by the Meigs County Junior Fair fonnance tour.. Board on Thursday at 4 p.m. of fair week on the Hill Stage. . He had hoped to re sume perfor. Girl scou.ts, boy scouts, and 4, H members are invited to panicipate and mances today in Sydney, but the mcludes dat ste s. browntes, ttger scouts , bobcat scouts,wolf scouts, and decision was made to cancel the balcloverbuds. ance of the tour and return home. As explained by Julie Spaun; president of the Junior Fair Board, the lewis was described as feeling fine. achvity offers youngsters a change to show one of their fair projects. They liut not well enough to perform . Will have the opportunity to explain different aspects o.f the project. lewis lives in las ,Vegas with his · The Stgnup sheet for the event will be posted in the Ju.nior Fair Building wife and daughter. He is expected to durmg booth set- up and in the ,Junior Fair Board o(fice until the day of the fly home in the next few days , Sta~nt. ' bile said. · · Fair "sho:w and tell" time planned ' ' Rockies beat Cincinnati 2-1 , Page 4 Ar1n looks at infidelity, Page 8 Internet stocks continue·to plunge, Page 6 Today: Sunny High: 808; Low: 60s Tomorrow: P. Cloudy High: 808; Low: 60s POMEROY. - Girls volleyball practice, Meigs High School, Monday, 10 a.m. College News RONALD EARL HART CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY - Ronald Eari Hart of Racine recently cele!Jrated his 85th birthday at Ma Perry's Restaurant In Ravenswood, W. Va. He was presented balloons, gifts and a cake. Attending were his wile, Betty, a sister, .Joyce Manuel, nieces, Donlta Sayre and Robin Manuel, and grsat-meces, Breanna Manuel, and Deeanna Sayre. Augu8t 6, 111111 Weather MONDAY CHESHIRE - Disabled American Veterans of Cheshire, Monday, at the hall . Dinner, 6:30p.m.; meeting, 7p~ · I Racine Grange makes plan·s for Meigs County Fair' booth Angie Morris was rece ntly hon- Fern Morris. Mary Showalter. Jackored with .a layette shower at the ie and Ka yla Icenhower, Betty ... ,;1 Bradford Church of Christ. · Tripletl, Shelly Sauerfield. Cheryl \'W Hoste sses were Nancy Morris and Mary lathey. and Dee Willis. and Beuy 't'riplett. Baby bears were Sending gifts were Charlotte Van used as decorations .arld a baby no- Meter, Cherrie Williamson, Suzie ral centerpiece was made by Char- Will, Betty Smith, Sue Fry, Made-. lotte Van Meter. Games were con- line Painter. Kristen Eblin, Carol. dueled by .Barbara Triplet, and win- Jimmy and.....Ross Andersop. Bill ners were Barbara Fry and Gerry Rumfield, Helen Icenhower, Janet lightfoot. Door prizes went to · and Terri Manuel, Peggy Harris, Angie Morris and Maggie Satter-.. Dick and Ruby Eblin, Frank, linda field. Jason and Tyson Morris and Vincent Broderick, Don and assisted their mother in opening Sandy Hanning, Dixie Peters, Kathy, Megan and Brooke Madison gifts. ' Sandwiches. chips, cake punch, Dyer, Richard Henry, larry and coffee nuts and mints were served, Paula Pickens, Ron and Charlotte Others attending were Jo Good- Hanning, Jim, Steph, Josh and Jerad nile, J~ckie Reed, Becky and Cleland, and Bill and Carolyn PARADE FLOAT- This float of the Racine Grange featuring a Bethany Amberger, Dena Eblin, Nicholson. ,_....,-'- - - - - - , . . , . , . .seven-foot tall birthday cake won flret place in tha Racine ·July parade. Friday Meigs County's · • Hometown . Nt'!wspapl!r . . Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 50. Number 44 Single Co py- 35 Cen ts Don't obscure your license ·plates, lawmen By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel Newa Staff Some,imes people do strange things with their cars' license plates: , They cover them up with license plate covers (that officers can't see through), surround . them with brackets that cover up the registralion sticker, or sometimes don't even bother to put them on iheir vehicles, according to Meigs County Sheriff James M. So~tlsby. The Ohio Department of Public Safety recently began a campaign to ensure license plates are visible. ·· Soulsby said Ohio law states license plates can not b.e covered by any material which obstructs their visibility. The unobstructed view of the county sticker, alung with the validation sti~;ker, assists local and state l~w enforcement agencies in identify· .i~g vehicles th~t have ~en used in the c?mmisston ~f a cnme or. tmproperly regtstere~, •ccordtng to the Oh10 Department of Pubhc Safety. . .. Sgt. George Harlow of the Ga.llta-Metgs Post of the State. Highway Pat;ol said a lot of troop- ers have been paying attention to the problem, sure all of the license plate is visible. and are writing tickets for tinted license plate Another common .offender is the tinted covers and tinted windows. license plate cover, he pointed out. "The ones where you can't. even read them, . Motorists can be stopped or ticketed for this, those get citations," he said. he said, adding that his department generally · "You are not supposed to have any .license gives a warning first. co,ver with a color that changes color of the Even clear license plate covers 'get cloudy plates," Harlow said. . over time, or still obs.truct the vie~ of the reg.. "It is . illegal to change the color of the istration sticker, he said. plates." . . . To avoid a ticket, he tells motorists to make He sald some of .the clear covers are okay as sure the registration sticker is on the rear plate long as they don't obscure the plate and ,are and that both front and re.ar plates are visible. changed when they begin to cloud over or The car's windshield is not the place for the crack. ·• front license plate, he pointed out. Perhaps the most common offender is the Soulsby said some departments do issue . . dealer-installed license plate bracket, used by tickets for these violati~ns. dealers to advertise their businesses. "They are cracking down on it," he said. These brackets commonly cover the plate's WHAT ARE THOSE NUMBERS? registration and county sticker, Soulsby UcenH .pllltel with CoVered numberl or explained. _ _. reglltndlon lllckera a111 more and more Dealers are ask~ to 1nsure that hce~se ·plate drawing , the attention of Olilo law offl· ~rlll'kets they prov:de do not obstruct mfonl)a- C8fl, Here, Melv- Sheriff James M. Soulatton on the plates. . . . by polntl out a clear llcanH plate cover However, the owner of the 'vchtcle, not the that hila turned cloudy all oot hiding the dealer, is ultimately responsible for making Information llenMth. ' Regional Briefs ~arn ,·, • Meigs County receives CHIP funding . The Ohio Department of Development recent- tion within 90 days after the HOME-CHDO 'CHIP grants were also .awarded to the cities of ly released a list of Community Housing Devel- Opera.ting Grant ·agreement has been executed by Gallipolis, Wellston and Jackson. opment Organization and Communi.ty Housing the CAA and the Ohio Department of DevelopCHIP provides funding for a flex ible, commulmprovement. Progrl!ffi recipients, which includment for the development of the project. nity-wide approach to the improvement and proQNCINNATI (AP)- The driver of a tractor-trailer natbed ed a combined awatll amount of over $2.5 milThe CHDO Competitive Ope,rating G~ant Pro- vision of affordable ~ousing for low and moderbeen charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter and five lion for Meigs and Gallia Counties. gram provides operational grants o,n a competi- ate-income persons, and 'to help develop local counts of aggravated vehicular. assault following a crash that killed four According to State Rep. John Carey, R-Well- tive ' basis to state-designated or state eligible · capacity to administer housing programs . Grants Kuehn, of Cadiz, Ky., was dri.ving the truck 'that triggered a ston, the GalliaiMeigs Community Action CHDQ's located arid·doingbusiness_in communi- are awarded competitively, and commu.nities can Agency received a CHDO grant for $25,000 to ties designated as HOME Non-Participating undertake a broad range ofhousing-related activmJ~~\::~~~~~~~t~~~ rush-hour crash Thursday on Interstate 275 just nonh of · develop 10 single family homes within the. two Jurisdictions. ities, including necessary infrastructure improveC authorities said. · ·Meigs County receiVed a CHIP grant to .be ments. . The Hamilton County ·sheriff's office said Kuehn's truck struck the rear counties. The funds will be used to begin prean in-fill, lease purused in rehabilitating 27 owner-occupied homes. "Galli a, Meigs and Jackson Counties, along development activities for of a van carrying 12 children and four adults from a youth church group from Eternal life Harvest Center church in Knoxville, Tenn., and then chase, scattered site project and also to take a Improvements will include conducting lead- with the Ohio Department of Development, have ' leadership role in the restructuring of projects based paint hazard reduction .and evaluation taken a large step in the fight for affordable housstruck a pickup truck. Those two vehicles then struck a semi-tractor rig, with expiring Housing Assistance Payments work on six rehabilitation projects and providing ing in Ohio," Carey said. deputies said . (HAP) · rental subsidy contracts. The homebuyer assistance to 10 households. , "With the operating grants awarded by the All four of the victims were passengers in the Teooessee van, officials Gallia(Meigs CAA plans to submit a Housing All projects will be available throughout state, we can expect Southeastern Ohio to continsaid. Their names were not released. , Development Assistance Program full applica- . Meigs County. ue this fight now and well into the future ." The accident occurred near the Montgomery interchange just bef"'re 5 p.m. The van was so crushed by the impact tliat firefigllters had to cut it in h~lf to free its oe<:upants, said Sycamore Township Fire Ctilef Bill Jetter. "The people in the van were on top of each other," Jetter said. "We had After' spending nearly three decades leading Bob · co)ltinuing to work with him to sustain the company's to cut seats out, actually take the van in half." Evails ·Farms Inc., Daniel E. Evans plans to step down strong financial performance," he said. One person was in critical condition Thursday night, one in ~erious as chief executive officer of the Columbus-based food Owens, 44, joined his -fam.ily's business, , Owens rondition, seven were listed in fair condition and three were treated and products and restaurant busitiess on April . 28, 2000, Country Sausage, a regional sausage company based released, authorities said. the company announced Thursday. ·• in Richardson, Texas, before graduatmg from Southern Westbound 1-275 was closed about three hours following the crash, and Its board of directors intends to elect Stewart K. Methodist University. He became president of the firm eastbound tmffic was restricted. aeanup crews were still on the scene six Ower.s, the current president and chief operating offiin 1984. The company ·was acquired by BEF thtee ' hours later. cer, to the CEO post on the same date; a BEF news years later. release said. Owen~ was named .executive vice president and • , Evans, 6~, will conti~ue as chairman gf the Bo"!'d chief operating officer of BEF in 1994, and president throygh Apnl 2001, and tf nomtnated and elected, wtll the follow!n.g year. . serve as a board member until he is 70, the company's Evans JOmed the company m 1956 and succeelied mandatory retirement age for directors. his father, Emerson E. Evans, as ~hai rma~ and CEO''" Owens is expected to become chairman of the 1971. Emerson Evans was BEF s foundmg chrurman board in April 2001. in 1953. "T am very pleased to be in a position· to turn th.e Dllririg Daniel Evans' tenure as board chairman and reins over to an executive with Stewart Owens' broad CEO, the company's sales have grown from $16 milexperience and detailed knowledge of both the food lion, generated mostly from ~au sage . products, to an products and restaurant businesses," Evans said. expected $I billion in the current fisca'. year . BEF's "Stewart's leadership has been particularly valurestaurant busmess has expanded from S!X Ohto locaable in the revitalization of our restaurant operations lions to a position of naiional prominence in the fami ly restaurant business. .. . over the past few years," Evans continued. "The board The company 'currently operates 424 restaurants m of directors and I agree that he is the best choice to . lead aur company going forward." Dan Evans the U,S., and is a pn)llucer of food ptoducts under the Owens said he was "honored" by the board's confidence in him. Bob Evans and Owens Country Sausage brand names. BEF's annual share-. "Dan Evans has been an excellent mentor, and I am looking forward to .. holders meeting is set for Sept. 13 ·at Rio Grande. , Evans to step down next year as Bob Evans Farms' CEO Ra~k Aft~r Rack of Clearance Bargains ••• . Tables P1led H1gh WHh Values Throughout the Sto~l SS~1§e All SESAME STREET TOYS REG.13.99 TO 39.99 30"off ALL DART BOARDS .All25"off 50%off 30%off CLEARANCE ALL . All GAS GRILLS TICKETED RIRNITURE DOT TOYS 40%off 30%off ALL GYM& SWING SETS ALL MOWERS Huge Markdowns on Clothing, Lawn &Garden, Toys, ·· . Sporting Goods and Items for the Home~ . .This .Is a St'rewlde Savings Event, So Hurry ln. . •Grills~"As Is" needs parts $50.00 each (10 to choose from) •Summer .F ashion Clearance additional 40% Off •Additional 50% Off all Clearance toys •Additional 40% Off Clearance Shoes •50% Off peat moss, marble chips, playsand and 20 lb. potting sol •Electro dusters back-end cleaning $5~00 . *Limited to store stock. Sorry, no ralnchecks or layaways on clearance.' Clinton vows: Tax cut will not .become la·w ~~!:;'.~~ immediately so that the president ·can't veto it By .CURT ANDERSON while they are away for the August recess. But AP·Tax Writer WASHINGTON {AP) - Only hours after . Qinton said Thursday night that no m~tter when Republicans pushed their $792 billion tax cut the bill arrives at the White House, ''I will have no Woman sentenced for her part fn·faffed.Jall break through Congress, Presid~nt Clinton declared c.hoice but to veto it immediately." · PAINESVILLE (AP)- A.woman received a 90-day jail sentence for "It threatens .Social Security and Medicare, today that "this tax cut will not become law." her role in a foiled plan to get her boyfriend out of lake County Jail. Qiinton repeated his determination to veto the makes it harder to pay offlhe debt and imperils the lati~ha Smith, 26, of Shaker Heights, was sentenced Wednesday. She bill as he left· the White House for a trip to prosperity that has brought real benefits to Ameripleaded gui~ty to one felony. count of conspiracy to commit burglary in can families," the president said. Arkansas. .. · June. ' The bill would trim the bottom 15 percent Republican ·congressional leaders prepared to The attempt to break her boyfriend out of jail failed in January when a take their case for the tax cut to the .American peo- income tax rate to 14 percent in 2003 and reduce sheriff's deputy caught Smith, along with her two young children and a ple during the August congressional recess. the other rates by I percentage point in 2005. • • friend, staking out the .~uilding, 1 Filced with a certain presidential veto many Relief from: the "marriage penalty" ·that affects Acco,rding to police, Smith carried masonry nails for climbing ·up the moderate Democrats and Republ icans say it · millions of .,..o-income couples would begin in side of .the brick jail, a hacksaw, . would be better to figure out how to devise a ' 2001. . extra blades to cut through a metal· smaller compromise tax cut with a chance at The estal,l' tax would .IJe repealed gradually 'COVered Cell windQW and a COrd tO · becoming law. ·starting in 2003, and capital gains taxes ·would be shimmy away to freedom . · "Hopefully, we can come back and do it one cut from , 20 percent to 18 P'(rcent for . most Smith is no longer seeing the man more time in a better fashion," said Sen. John investors retroactive to Jan. I, 1'999: There are .she attempted to free from jail. But Breaux, D-La. breaks for education and health ·care, expanded the man - who may also face Republicans won an imponant victory for a IRAs arid pensions and a legion of breaks for busicharges from the attempted escape bedrock political issue with what would be the nesses large_and small. Democrats portrayed the package as 'primarily - is still serving time in jail, said largest tax cut since ·President Reagan's in 1981. favoring the wealthy and business and c~mserva ­ lake County Assistant Prosecutor ·The Senate approved the bill Thursday narrowly, tive groups. They said it unwisely uses a third of Russell W. Tye. 50-49, after it cleared the House 221-206. Both the the next decade's projected $2.9 trillion budget The man's name was not released House and Senate adjourned until Sept. 8. .· because charges have not been "Individuals and families are due a refund,.and surplus for tax cuts at the expense of safeguarding filed . thai is exactly. what we do with this legislation," Social Security and Medicare, repayi11g ' the said Sen. William Roth, R-Del., chairman of the national debt and 'preventing deep cuts in govern Fire causes $4 million Senate Finance Committee. "Government is not ment spending. In damage to factory · "It is radical, it is risky, and it is reckl ess," said automatically entitled to the surplus." · AKRON (AP) - A factory . . . With little chance of becoming law, the bill will Sen . Kent 'Conrad, D-':•I.D. . machine sparked and caught fire, Most polls show the pubhc cons1ders cuttmg Lotteries ser\'e mainly as a defining issue between Republi!.causing about $4 million in damage cans and Democrats in the 2000 struggle for con- taxes a lower priority lhan ensuring' that there is 1 to an indlustrial suP.,ly company, fire OHIO trol of Congress and the race for the White House. enough Social Security money to handle baby officials said. Pick 3: 1-0-5; Pick 4: 6-8-3-9 "There is a dramatic difference between boomer retirements. Nearly half the public thinks Heavy smoke from the fire ThursBuckeyeS: 5-15-21-23-33 Democrats and Republicans in this .capital cit.y, wealthy people would benefit most from the tax day at Specialty Products Supply w.yA, and this is the dividing line," said Rep. Btl! • cuts, according to an ABC .News poll of 1,012 forced the evacuation of about a . Archer R-Texas chairman of the House Ways and addl.ts taken July 28-Aug. I. Dally 3: 7-7-8; Daily 4: 5-~-0-7 dozen nearby residences, fire Capt That poll, which had a margin of error of plus Means Committee. C 1999 Ohio Vallry Publishing Co. Rob Ross said. No one was injured. GOP leaders will not send the bill to Clinton or minus 3 percentage points, indicated that about when 1 flatbed truck driven Clayton alammed Into the rear of tha vehicle they were riding In Thursday. The bua had to be cut In half to free tha paaHngera. Good Afternoon Sentinel . . • a fourth of the people thought the cuts would benefit everyone equally, while 14 percent said it would benefit middle-income people most, and '6 percent said the ,poor would benefit most. o . Republicans said such polls only demonstrate that they are acting on principle by returning some of the surplus in the form of tax cuts. "We know it may not be the single most popular thing, but it's the right thing to do," said Rep. David Dreier, R-Calif. Democrats, however, claimed that the motive for the tax cuts was the GOP's desire to curry the favor of business and conservative political supporters. "A wish list ·so that every contributor ... will get a promise, " Rep. Charles Rangel, 0-N. Y., called it. The legislation was crammed with dozens of items sought by liusiness lobbyists that total $60 billion ·over 10 yeals; according to Democrats. Some examples: . • Business and restaurant lobbyists would gain ait increase in the deduction for business meals from 50 percent to 60 percent, costi.ng $3 .8 bil lion . · • For Silicon Valley firms and other ma.nufacturers, would get a five-year extension of the . research and dev.elopment tax credit, wonh $13 .1 billion . .• For chicken farmers, a new credit for elec- tricity produced from poultry waste, along wit~ a four-year extension of biomass and wind electricity credits, about $534 million . All Democratic senators and four Republicans voted no: Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, George Voinovich of Ohio and Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins, both of Maine. The lone absent senator was Republican Mike Crapo of Idaho, who was attending his daughter 's wedding but supported the tax cut. Five Democrats suppotted the measure in the House and four Republicans voted against. I r .. ~-------- • I . . / -~--~----·~-"';" ·' ...... _ �Commentary The Daily Sentinel P...-A2 Friday, A.,...t 8, 1 - behalf of an employee IS the same as payong ol to the employee ) No 4 Because SOcial Security taxpayers are 111 Court SL, Pomeroy, Ohio secret IS that there ex1sts an 'onerous, regress1ve paying for 1he previous generatton's retirement 7~·2156 ·Fax: IKI2-2157 and manofestly unfau tax JUS! waotong to be cut, ralher than their own, il is difficuh to justify a but no one woth the courage to do 11 Congress and dcdocated tax. It os espectally difficult to justify the White House are debaung the meriiS of an such a tax only on lhe first $72,600 or mcomc, Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. across-the-board income tax cut tltat wtll, if when all t.axpaymg Citizens should share in lhe be onsognof1cant for mosl taxpayers, care of our elderly and disabled collzens enacted, ROBERT L WINGElT when true tax relief may be found on mne Simple No 5 Not to be tgnored ts the so-called Socoal Publisher words. keep Socoal Se<:unty, but end the Socoal Security Surplus Fund Thos os the fund to whtch Secunty tax This. would bring immedoate rehef to all Soctal Security taxes in excess of payouiS arc CHARLENE HOEFLICH DIANE HILL everyone earning less lhan $72,600 per yeu paod, but the realtly is lhat tltere is no such fund. G•.,..aiMI"-' Controller Most Amencans somply do not understand lhe It is a pape'r creation because by law all of lhe Socoal Security sysrem Here ts how it works I money IS placed m specoal Treasury Bolls, the No I The largest single tax paod by most goveo;nment's IOUs, and lhen ol IS spent. So we n.. Sentinel a:akow,.. , . , . ID 1M Nttot from ,_.,.. on •INwd ~oft.,. leo. Sllotf - . (31111 or IHo} ,..,. tho boof ch.,. of pubAmencans os the Socoal Secunty tax, and because have I he foohshness of the govemmenl owing the l)'pM,.,.,. _,. ,nr.tt.t~ Mlll•llmq N MINd. &ell Mould IncJutH • .;gn.ture, ot os hnked to benefit payouts of Socoal Secunty, Surplus Fund and the Surplus Fund owing the M!ctw-. phoM numbflf. $p«::fy • AI• II th«w'• • oul'aMCl'l to • ~ Medocare, dosabohty pa)meniS, etc ; ot os voewed Social Secunty system, yel when il comes lime to « M.H lo Lett.- lo lllo «<ltor. n.. Sentinol, Iff Courl Sl, 7wswo)J Oltlo ...,.,, «, FAX to 1«J4/112.2157. as untouchable In fact,llo hnk os necessary pay, the government will have only two ch01ces: No 2 The problem arises when government It can ra1se taxes or borrow more money There 1s resorts to dedo~ated raxes Typo cal of litis is a toll no surplus, and congressoonal calls for a "lockbrodge. Pay the loll, cross the · bndge The payment and benefit are 1mmed1ate However. the same os not true for most federal payouts, tncludtng national defense, By Rep. John Carey < welfare, aJd to educauon, and so Severe drouglll condiuo~ in Ohio, espeCially here m cenltal and south- forth These are paid out ' of lhe em areas of lhe stale, have damaged many farmers ' crops. The drought has ' Treasury, whoch os pnmanly fundalso burnt~~ up pastures and depressed hay producllon to lhe pomt where ed by general taxes and debt many livestock producers have started feedmg hay normally not used until '!;here IS no d1rect correlatiOn winter between oncome and expendoture Governor Bob Taft announced last week thai Oh10 has sel up emergency So why onhere wuh Socoal Secuprograms at two state departments to help allevoate hay and water shortages nly, where, unh ke the loll bridge, · for livestock producers The Ohio Department of Agnculture has set up a toll no immedtate benefit is received free Ohio Hay Exchange Hothne to hnk livestock producers needing hay for the money spent? Indeed, no wilh Ohio hay suppliers, mostly from northern Ohto, tdentified on a benefit may be receoved at all of statewide search b_y ODA Calls to the botline number, 800-282-1955, are you and your spouse doe before free of charge to callers onsode Ohoo Callers outside lhe state should call age 65 614-728-2610 No. 3 The problem arises when The Ohto Department of Natural ~esources os permttting drought stnck- g6vernment, fearful ' of tacking en farmers access to more than I50 ODNR managed lakes and reservoirs addotoonal demands on an exostmg across Ohoo for emergency Jovestock water use. Water may also be wtth- budget, t1es a specific tax to a spedrawn woth permoss10n for emergency uses for fire fightmg and commumty ctfic benefit Thos amounted to water supply systems The water may be taken by truck or trailer tanks from two percent (one percent from lhe approved Sites Those needmg mformatton on available ODNR facolitoes and employee and one percent from contact personnel should call the Sool and Water Conservatoon Dtstnct on the employer) when the fmt your county Socoal Secunty tax was levted tn Also m response to the drought'w ompact on Ohto ago culture, the Gover1937 It was ins1gmfican~ whereas nor asked the USDA's Farm Servoce Agency m Ohio to begm compiling today, the combtned employeeofficial damage assessment reports for 39 central and southern Ohio counemployer or self-employed contrlttes most affected by the drought. Declarmg an emergency at the local level butoon os a whoppong 15 3 percent os a prehmonary step to asking the state for a dosaster declaratiOn Compohng of gross oncome (And as every damage assessment woll also begm the documentatoon process required for employer knows, anythong paod on affected farmers to be eligible for emergency federal asststance that may eventually be made on Washongton. Many farmers on Ohoo are' not only suffenng from drought problems, but have the specter of record low pnces facmg them at harvest thos fall Many farmers are bemg forced to feed hay, haul water, abandon crops for livestock Or so we are told feed and sell off hvestoc~ prematurely because of feed and water shortages By William A. Rusher It would be mce to thonk that the As matters turned out, thos third group, at least Taft has also urged the Umted States Department of Agriculture to allow on Flonda, ts in some ways the lucky one The grazing and hay productiOn on Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) lands, Amencan people are unoformly , ondtviduals in question d1d later contract some and he has onvoted US. Secretary of Agriculture Dan Ghckman to tour shrewd and that ot's hard to put anything over on them Unfortudtsease which they blame on s111oking -·lung canparched countoes in central and southetn Oh1o nately, the evidence IS , J'Ihng up cer, emphysema, or whatever But as a result, they ~ Just Monday, the USDA declared each of West Vorgmoa's 55 countoes doslhat loiS of them simply don't, or (or theor heJrs of they have doed) can partocipale m aster areas Thos goves the nme Ohoo countoes bordenng the state - Athens, the great cash bonanza decreed by that Flonda Belmont, Columboana, Galli a, Jefferson, Meogs, Monroe and Washmgton - perhaps can't, thtnk ' somethong JUry the abihty to parttcopate m federal programs Farmers on these counties wtll through toots logocal conclusiOn Take last month's JUry verdtct against the In short, it can pay·· and pay awfully well .. be eligoble for low onterest loans and other assistance to help cover losses tobacco ondustry, down on Flonda. The jury found to be weak-willed Plenty of people have qutt from the drought • Whole assostance woll be made available to help farmers, there are con- that cigarette manufacturers dehberately con- smoking Their reward is whatever ollnesses this cerns that there may not be enough money to cover losses And•lhere are celiled bad news about the possible medtcal con- has spared them -- and remember, they might addttoonal Ohoo countoes which are nol included w11h this disasler declara· sequences of smokong As a result, the mdustry Is never have mcurred any medical consequences at toon State officoals are waotmg for a final assessment from lhe Farm Servtces now vulnerable to the cla1ms of hundreds of thou- all. But the poor devil who just can't say no may Agency, but ot os clear that the corn crop and the soybean crop are devastat- sandS of Floridians or their survtvors for both real , quahfy -- or his wodow may qualify -- for, roches and puntttve damages, and the boll on that state beyond the dreams of avance Isn't there someed m the southern and southeastern parts of Ohm Other USDA assostance available to farmers in destgnated drought disas- alone may reach bolhons upon bolhons of dollars. thong JUSt a ltttle wrong about this? Of course, during the whole time these smokOr t)link again, for a moment, about lhe tragic ter areas tnclude the Emergency Conservation Program, which provides emergency .cost share fundmg for water conservatoon measures, federal crop ers were indulging on theor liad habil, there was a hogh school shoottngs on Littleton, Colo. No soononsurance, and the Non onsured Crop Dosaster Assostance Program, whoch warning on the OUtstde of every pack of Cigarettes er was the news out titan the root cause of lhe concernong the medocal dangers of srnokong problem was proclatmed .Jt was :'lhe elll!y availprovo des compensatiOn for crops for which crop msurance is not avatlable Farmers have eoght months from the date of loss to apply for the loans to Some smokers read ot and qutt smoking Others aboltty of guns " help cover part of theor actual losses. To be ehgoble, producers must have consctously decided to shoulder the nsks, calcu· Now, there's no questton that guns are easily suffered at least a 30 percent Joss of normal productoon on a songle enterpnse, lating that their chances of contracting lung can- available on America, despite all the laws lhat be able to repay the loan and any other loans, be unable to obtam credtt else- cer, etc, were sufficiently low enough to warrant have been passed to restrict them But thts ts noth· contonumg to smoke, consoderong the pleasure ong new Guns have been easily avaolable in this where and have adequate secunly or credtt htstory. country tluoughout its hi~lory, most of lhe ume In other agnculture related news, ~tobacco trust fund has been created m smokmg gave them A thtrd group, reading the warmngs, wanted to woth far fewer restnctions than arc imposed today part thou~h the multo state settlement reached last fall . The fund w1ll provide Ohoo tobacco farmers approxtmately $70 m1lhon over 12 years The dostnb- stop smokong but w~re unable to do so. They were If "the easy availabolity of guns" is the root cause ution of Otioo's share of the $5 15 bilhon wtll be approved by Governor Taft hooked on the nicotme that tobacco con tams, and of the Colorado kilhngs, why did those kilhngs and Attorney General Belly Montgomery and Agriculture Dtrector Fred Dal- kept on smoking even though they dreaded the only occur now, after two centunes of similar or consequences greater avaolabJiity? Surely 11 is apparent that the ley , • The state was very aware of the need to soften the economtc blow to tobacco farmers and thetr commumties dunng the natoonal tobacco settlement negotoatoons Payments to the tobacco producmg states are based on each state's market share of productoon for 1998. Ohio 's I 36 percent of the market share is targest among the smaller producmg states North Carohna $90,000 by Judge Susan Webber Wroghl for mar· had the hoghest market share woth 37 9 percent The agreement os an out • By Ben Wattenberg and Daniel Wattenberg Tona Brown, the ed1tor and entrepreneur of the otal onfodehty, but for lymg under oath on the Paula growth of the natoonal setllement on whoch the states and tobacco compames new Talk magazone is a genius Jones case agreed, m concept, to address the ompact the settlement•could ~ave on farm She has now receoved maJor news headlines -And the House dod not ompeach the president ers 1 Thos agre~ment makes sure that tobacco farmers get theor faor share of twtce -- for the same profile of flollary Cion ton on for cheatmg on hos wife, but for lyong to a grand relief from the tobacco settlement Though not one of our state's Jargesl the first oss ue of her new magazone' Twice' First, Jury and obstructing JUSttce. And Paula Jones did not sue him for sexual crops, tobacco plays a bog part m the economy of our area. These funds woll Rudy Gouhani canceled her party, and 'then Hollary bared her soul, or part of ot. harassment because he "betrayed hts marnage be welcome assostance ' Moreover, Ms Brown has sold the notoon that vows, but because, she claJmed, the Arkansas • I can assure you that I will contonue to do everythmg wotlun my power to a poece of unabashed JOurnahstoc odolatry is on governor exposed homself and demanded oral sex help farmers durong thos dtfficult tome. Agriculture os stoll Ohio's top ondusw some way a candod expose, a peek behond the from her, a vortutil stranger and state employee. try and we need to support farmers as much as posstble. Whole House drapes And Kathleen Willey did not accuse him of John Carey, R·Wellston, represeniS the 84th District In the Ohio " In the Moddle East, throngs of villagers come adultery, but of conducting her into a hallway House of Representatives. out to cheer her, " writes Hollary 's friend Luconda where he kossed and fondled her ,without her conFranks "Hillary'' populanty os rooted on some- sent, after she had come to hom on financial desthong more than her celebnty status She has actu- peration to ask for a JOb By The Associated Preas ally changed people's loves" That's not all "In And Juantta Broaddrick did not accuse him of Today is Frtday, Aug. 6, the 218th day of 1999 There are 147 days left tn Belfast, Hillary helps dedocate a proJeCt she spear- a little fltng, but of bitong her lip until tl bled, forclhe year. headed, a playground where Cathohc and Proles- ong her onto a bed and rapmg her Today's Hoghhght on Hostory tant kods can throw balls onstead of rocks " PerGenmfer Flowers dod on fact clatm no more On Aug 6, 1945, durong World War II, the Umted States ~rapped an haps she has,,perhaps they do But, as they say on than a consensual extra-martial affaor with Oin· atomtc bomb on Horoshoma, Japan, ktlhng an estimated 140,000 people on New York Thos os a candod mtervtew? ton But while the Clinton War Room s~ced her the first use of a nuclear weapon on warfare Hillary Ointon candodly acknowledges her and dlced her, Mrs Oonton fantasoze about 1 On thos date. husband's manta! mfidehtoes, and ascribes them cross-exammong Flowers on the wotne s stand In 1787, the Constotutoonal Convention m Phlladelphoa began to debate to choldhood "abuse," by whoch she apparently where she would "cructfy" her. Mrs. Clinton now the articles contaoned on a draft of the Umted States Constrtutoon means a mother and grandmother who often candodly acknowledges that !here was an affair In !806, the Holy Roman Emptre went out of existence as Emperor Fran- yelled at each other (Accordong to her husband, w1th Flowers cis I abdicated who was there.) She forgtves Fine Glad they The scandal was not JUSt about sex The presi. ln 1825, Bohvta declared 1ts mdependence from Peru. have patched things up Glad, too, that the "phys· dent of the Uno ted States stood accused of perJury. In 1890, convocted murderer Wolham Kemmler became the first person to ocal passoon" between them os back agaon obstructoon of JUStoce, smearong hos accusers and be executed m the electroc chaor as he was put to .death at Auburn State (Accordong to her press spokesperson, who was subornong much of hos staff into lying for htm, of Pnson m New York. not there ) draggmg the nation through almost a year of tawIn 1926, Gertrude Ederle of New York became the forst Amen can woman But such candot ts ondtstongutshable from the driness thai made family-hour news programs to sworn the Enghsh Channel, tn about 14 112 hours. spon of the Clinton apologosts through most of the make Jerry Springer look hke Ozzoe Nelson In 1926, Warner Brothers premiered ots " Votaphone " sound-on-dose tmpeachment cnsis. That spon, recall, was that Recall that there was a consoderable pubhc : movoe system tn New York manta! onfodelotoes, however onappropnate, are debate about those pubhc ossues What does Mrs In 1962, Jamaica became an mdependent domomon w1thm the Bnttsh pnvate If Hollary forgoves hom, that should be the Clmton, herself a lawyer of considerable talents Commonwealth end of ot And now Holl ary has very publici y and and an early and aggress1ve champion of sexual In 1965, President Johnson signed the Votmg Rights Act exphcttly forgtven hom harassment law, !honk about that now thai she's In 1978, Pope Paul VI died at Castel Gandolfo at age 80 But her husband was not recently fined runnong for pubhc office? What about perjury? -g ettfl.,.,_ Death Notices Keep SocSec; end SocSec tax By J - Ander8on and Douglas Cohn WASHINGTON -- Washongton 's great fiscal 'Esta6/islid m 1948 .Ohio lending hand to farmers h~rt by drought box" to protect lhe surplus have no metuting Saturday, Aug. 7 because lhe money will sllll be paid on by lhe sys· tern and borrowed by the government But what does lhts mean in actual dollars? Is • - . . ... . . -~ ~ coner-lonal COrrMpPndent: Eleanor Clift; toNign and nstlonal corrwpondent: LM Cui· lum.) • ' Q{~\ ~y,§r ~TUFFA fi.J\.K IN lTI• By KATHERINE RIZZO Associated Prestr Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres•denl Clinton's plan fordealong woth the global glut of steel should have come sooner and should have offered more, OhiO lawmakers complam " We stoll are not solvmg the underlying problems that extst 10 the global steel marketplace," Rep Ralph Regula sa1d Thursday after the While House plan was c-.~ an nodneed • "We wtll have a new study on foreogn government subsodoes and a global conference on the overcaBy Associated Press • pacity of steel production worldExpect mostly s~nny skies across most of the state Fnday-w1th h1ghs wode, but what I do not see on this between 75 and 85. ' plan are any concrete proposals that Fnday mght wtll be partly cloudy woth lows between 55 and 60 on will prevenl future steel import northeast Ohio and on lower 60s elsewhere surges." Partly to mostly cloudy sk1es are on the forecast for Saturday with a Regula, who represents the 16th chance of showers and thunderstorms m northern and western Ohto. Hoghs Dtstnct on northeast Ohm, heads will be in the lower and mid 80s. the House steel caucus, and has The record-hogh temperature for lhis date at the Columbus weather stabeen a )eadong figure 1n effo,rts on tion peaked at 102 de!(rees set on 1918, wh1le the record low was 48 Capttol Hollto help the steelondusdegrees back on 1948 , try weather a storm of low-pnced, Sunset tonight wtll be at 8:41 p.m., whole the sun woll rose Saturday at hard-to-compete-agamst imports. 6.35 a.m. ~ "It's too httle and ~oo late," he Wealher rorecast: saod • Tonight...Ciear. U,ws 60 to 65. Light and van able wtnd. An<5ther acttve steel-state law· Saturday...Partly cloudy. Htghs 85 to 90. maker, Rep Bob Ney, R-Ohoo, Saturday mght . Increasmg liumJdJty w1th a chance of thunderstorms agreed. ' l.Al•~mm ' , " Where was he a year ago?" Emnded rom:ast: ' asked Ney, of eastern Ohio's 18th Sunday .Partly '~loudy wtth a chance of thunderslorms. Htghs on the Dostnct and upper 80s, · "This is the AI Gore re-electoon Monday... Partly cloudy l.Alws 10 the lower and mod 60s and hoghs on the brochure, because Gore's been mod and upper 80s. down there and he 's been needled Tuesday. Partly cloudy wtth a chance of thunderslorms. Lows on lhe about lt." and upper 60s and htghs 85 to 90. The presidential campa1gn of Voce Presodent AI Gore has been courting labor support, while. orgaCOLUMBUS (AP)- Farmers tn designation to the 67 counties. mzed labor pressed the admontstraOnce Glickman makes that d.Sog- toon 10 ac1 to prevent aoy more layall but two Ohoo counties are one nation, farmers can apply for the offs or bankruptcy fllmgs on the st~p closer to drought-related federal help, but they probably won't see money But the loans won 't be avaol- strugghng ondustry any money until next monlh at rhe able unlll the federal fiscal year Thursda(s sessoon aomed at b~ins in October, Anlhony said earhest, reassunng both labor and manufacfarmers who suffered at least a 30 turers that steel remaoned a prionty. The U S Department df Agriculture announced Thursday that 67 percent reductoon m crop or hyestock Labor leaders and executoves Ohio countoes are ehgtble for federal productiOn are ehgtble from 10 steel compano~s who have Also Thursday, the U S Small clashed with the adminostration emergency d1saster a1d for farmers. Another 19 countoes are ehgoble Busoness AdmmJstrallon announced over how to react to low-pnced that federal dosaster loans are avaolbecause they border the 67. The remaamng· two, Darke a~d able to small agnculture-related Lake counties, had good weather this businesses in nine countoes tn Oh10. The' SBA saod tis 4 percent loans summer and don'1 border any of the 67 counties, saod Mark Anthony, a are a,vatlable fo businesses hurt spokesman for the state Agriculture because farmers aren't, spendong as By KATHERINE RIZZO much because of the drought The Associated Press Writer Department. / WASHINGTON (AP) -A subThe announcement sets a process businesses may quality rw loans of stantial number o( OhJo·added proIn mot1on that wtll allow farmers up to $1.5 milhon. Busmesses on the followong coun- vosoons. survoved in the tax-cut boll hurt by the.ilrought to apply for the •id. The next step is for Gov Bob ties are eligible: Athens, Belmont, narrowly approved by Congress on . 'Jlift to request that U S D.A. Secre- Columbiana, Galha, Jefferson, Thursday The 10-year, $792 bollion tax cut tary Dan Ghckman gove a do~ter , Lawrence, Meigs, Monroe and oncluded a provosoon for workers Washmgton. , oncomes vary .wtdely every whose the governor also os workong with Congress on other rehef pro- ye~ ' . It would change the way tax law grams, oneludong grants On Wednes(USPS 21)-HOJ Comihwahy Ntwlpaper Holdlnp, Inc. day, the Senate approved $7 4 btlhon ' treats multo-employer pensiOn m emergency a1d for farmers hurt by plans, such as those used by carpen· f\lbhlhed evef)' 1ftemoon Mon&y ' through drought and low crop pnces ters, plumbers and conslructoon Friday, 111 Coun 51 , Pomeroy Oh1o, by the OhKI VaJiey PubliShing Company Secand dass Anthony saod he doesn't expect workers poi(Jip p1kt IIJ Pomeroy, Otuo Under current law, thetr pensoon that money to be available at least t.letnbtra Tbt N.wc;:talcd Pnsa and the Oh1o Nowspapar I\&Ofol11ton until September, when Congress is based on an average of the r.&matttn Son4 ~ress corrections to The takes the 1ssue up after the. August workers' three best consecutove P.llr S.nllnel, 1l1 Coun St Pomeroy, Otuo years' wages. recess 4$769, IUII8CRII'Tt0N RATES Tafl praised the Agriculture Rep. Steve LaTourette, RDepartment for ots qu ock acto,on Ohw, saod people whose pay One ~~~~.~~~~·~•~::r R~~J2.00 Onti hConlh.............. ,.,.... • S8 70 depends on the amount of work available, good-weather days or an. v.il~ci:i'coil'V'rii'tc·.: stO< oo other unpredoctable factors often Dtjly., ,,. 1,,.,.,.,,. '"'''' ounn••••••••.. 3!1 Cents Sj~blcrlbfq ncK ckllltlniiO pay ttlt earner may fond that the three most producmltln Jdv.IIOJ 41,...10 1"" 1)1,{_9' Setthnel on tovc work years , .ren't consecu1~1111, •h• or U momh taNI• ~~r will be Am Ele Power .......,............... 36~ liV•fl r:tn51r NCh WH" tive \ NP Mlbtcflpllon _,)I IIMII Pf""'""1 1n areas Akzo ......................................43~. chapge whoch PresiThat Whtrt baniO 0111111 IO!"Ict ~'OVIitll>lt AmrTech ............................... 73'/, l'ultllatllf rtNrv• 1M "PIIP H.j1411 rain dur· dent Clinton os expected to veto Ashland 011 ..........................39}, tn1 oht '"""'11pl(on poilod lw-ploon "'• - orogonated on pension legisla· AT&T .....................................SO'I• chltl"' mo1 lit lmpl•m.,toj l>t' chltla1•8 tht CN,_IItm at lhll •adttctlplletn Bank One ..............................52ll EMS answers four calls Bob Evans ..........l ................19'1. MAIL SUII8C~II'TION Unots of Meogs Emergency Ser· Borg-Warner ......................... 48'1. M•lp Cown]J vices answered four calls for assosChampion ............................... &'/• I:. \VttQ., .. II ...... , I .. ,., ....... .12'7 ~ Charm Shps .......................... 5"1 . tance on Thursday U \¥11... 1 "'"uuoooiii!HI"''""'~ Jl City Holding ............................ 26 52 'NtiU,,..,,.,.,,, .. ,.,,.II,...,,IICt1 ~ - CENTRAL DlSP.UCH Federal Mogul .......................43% 12·28 a.m., West Main St., ll.::t:.'!:.~~ ~.~~~JE?i.t . Flrstar ..................................24"1• 26 v.tleU............... ,...,.... ,.,,fll 18 Pomeroy, Ronnie Fry, Veterans Gannett.................................70}. !112 It:tf 72 Memonal Hospotal, Kmart .................................... 13'.1 I 18 p m , North Second Ave , Krol!er ..................................... 26 Rc.1der Services Lands End ........................... 43'7. 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SAT, SUN & MON 1 or Ex~ 1106 ADAM SANDLER BIG DADDY""" Other Servlc:ts Stock reports are tha 10:30 AND Adv•rttslnt~.. E>l. 1104 a.m. quotes provided by AMERICAN PIE ' Cirru!ntlon Ext 110.1 Advost ol Gallipolis. ua..lfi<d All• J ... 1100 Chance of thunderstorm forecast for Saturday night The kllhngs occurred now because of some. new factor that has been added to the mix recently. Wha!,tltat may be IS open to debate. Some have blamed TV violence; olhers charge parental indifference; still others complain about a general decltne in moral values All of these are possible factors, and all of them are relatovely new developments Yet most opomon leaders seem determoned to fasten the blame on "the easy avatlability of guns," even though they have been around in the same quanti· lies, and have been at least equally available, since the 18th century Once agaJn, osn'tthere a logical dtsconnect here? ' Politicians arc very adept at leadmg ordinary citizens up the garden pa\h Have you notoced lhat the word "spend" has "mply disappeared from the vocabulary of Democ~altc pohttctans, at least where proJeCts they favor are concerned? Mr. Oonton no longer proposes 10 "spend'' more money on education, onstcad, he wants to "lnvest" bilhons more on it The omplication is that money "invested" will return, presumably wilh a profil attached·· even though most of Mr. Oinlon's proposed "Investments" on education are simply rewards to the teachers' lobby, whtch ts one of his moSt loyal supporters One can only hope thai enough Amencans can see lhrough these vanous log•cal traps, but lite record tsn'l encouragmg Copyrtglilleet NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. William A. Rusher Ia a Distinguished Fellow of the Claremont Institute lor the Study of Stale1manahlp and Political Phtloaophy. Most of state eligible for federal disaster aid .....,_.. The Daily Sentinel . Stocks r t"""' . W..UotofotfO>IIIttiiiiiii1UI ... • ne 11 ., , . . . . . . ... --- ·----,-- ~ Boil advisory issued The Tuppers Plaons-Chester Water Dostroct has ossued a bool advosory for customers on County Road 50 (Eden Rodge) from Marconko Road to State Route 124, State Route !24 south of County Road 50 to Barr Hoi· low, and State Route l24 north of County Road 50 to the Meogs/Athens County hne The advosory os on place due to the repair of a maonhne, accordong to Don Poole, general manager of the dostnct The dostnct IS askong that water used for cookong and dnnkong be booled for three monutes before beong consumed Samples of the water woll be taken after the hne os repaored and resuiJs woll be published A boo! advosory on place sonce August 3, for State Route 124 from Forked Run State Park, Rovervoew School Road to one mole soulh of Reedsvolle has been lofted. Water samples taken Wednesday are consodered safe steel floodmg U S. docks from Japan, South Korea and other countries were brought to the White House for a personal bnefong before the plan was made pubhc They emerged woth posotove words about the admimstratlon's promtses to defend anto-dumpong laws on upcomong trade talks and hold an onternatoonal conference on unfaor trade practtces "We're encouraged by the recognotlon of the en siS, the framework to resolve the pro~! ems on our industry," saod Curtts H Barnette. chairman and CEO of Bethlehem Steel Corp "They are goong to onmatc legislative actions, admonostratove act tons, to help deal woth thos," saod Umted Steel Workers Prestdent George Becker "They're deahng woth the omportant elements that we want Ark open house The Hollsode BaptiSt Ch urch woll hold an open house of Noah's Ark on Aug. 21, begmmng at noon Tours of the ark, whoch was buolt 1/10 the soze oftheongonal ark, woll be held Love antmals and Mr and Mrs Noah woll be included The outdoor drama of Noah and the Ark woll be performed Aug 23-29, by Power on th e Blood Montstry of Poont Pleasant, W Va The pl~y woll begtn at 7 30 p m noghtly Practice to begin Eastern football practoce tor grades 7-12 woll start Monday. Grades 912 woll begon practoce at 7 a m and grades 7 and 8 at 5 p m Equopmcnt woll also be ossucd on Monday. accordong lo Scott Chrostman who can be reached at 985-3415 done.·· Clinton's "steel act10n plan" oncluded: -A pledge to block World Bank Ohto State Legal Servoces Assocoahon and Southeastern Ohoo Legal and lnternattonal Monetary Fund Servoces provodes free representatoon on covol matters to people who canloans that would further subsid1ze not afford an attorney on the followong countoes· Athens, Galloa, Mcogs, foretgn steel ondustnes and ensure Vinton. Ross, Pickaway Pike, Jackson, Faorfield, Hockong Knox, Lockthat the nexl round of World Trade mg. Washongton, Monroe. Morgan, Noble, Tuscarawas, Bal mes, Carroll. Orgamzat1on talks maontains strong Coshocton, Hamson, Scoolo, Adams, Lawrence, Jefferson Belmont, sanctions agaonst unfaor trade Muskongum, Perry, and Guernsey ' -A comprehenstve Commerce OLSNSFOLS os governed by a board of dorectors whoch meets four to Department review of exosting gov· sox times per year on Columbus, which meetongs are open te the publoc ernment subsodoes of foreogn ondusThe next meetong woll be held on Aug 28 at the OSLSA offiee, 861 N<>rh tnes and other "market destroyong Hogh St , Columb'us trade barriers," such as the decline on productoon of oron ore and coke. The Meogs County Healt h Department woll offer an ommunozatoon clon-A global forum on unfatr trade IC Tuesday, 9 to II a m' and I to 7 p m at ots offoce on Memonal Drove practoces that can lead to excess Ewery chold must be acc6mpanoed by a parent/legal guardoan and have an capacoty m lhe s1eel market, deflat· "' 1mmumzatwn record For more mformat1on res1dents may callth(.! Hea lth ong pnces Meanwhole, admomstratoon offoDepartment at 992-6626 ctals satd Chnton would sogn a con gressoonal package of $1.5 bolhon on loans for sleel, ool and natural tJCs are ehgab\c for federal e rn~ r gas compames to help ondustnes By CHARLEY GILLESPIE gency do saster aod because o! 1hc Associated Press Writer that have been rocked by low drought COLUMBUS (AP) Ohoo 's , pnces Davod Cashcll superv1S01 ol the Opponents said the measure was drought condotoons have put well little better than the protectoonosm dnllers onto hogh gear tryong to find water mventdry untt at Ihe Di vtsJOJl • of Water, sa1d anv ra1n we do gc1 for whoch lhe U S government cnt- water m parched land woll be sucked up by plants a~d th1. "We're havong to put people who tcizes other countnes are buoldong new homes on the back dry sool. Cashell sa•d groundwater get' burner because we have so manv people wothout water," sa od Maree- replcmshed m the late y. mtcr and da McClimans of R.C Barry, a well sprong when the sool os motst and water can percolate onto underdnllong company lion wntten by another Ohman, McCiomans saod the company ground aquofers Republican Rep. Rob Portman. ' "Some people thonk that of ol gets at least one call a d ~y from Other Portman-sought changes someone woth a dry well, and even rams tonoght theor well woll be up tn the btll would let workers put woth crews worktng every day the tomorrow," he said · It I'Ould ha' ~ more pre-tax 'dollars onto 40!(k) company IS three .,. to four weeks to raon for a long tome ' retirement plans, let $5,000 behond on work orders tnstead of $2,000 be cqntnbuted to " We had a man call today and IRAs and still be tax-deductoblc, said hos well os pumpong mud, " she let JOb-changong workers take the or saod Wednesday pensoon savongs woth them 10 the or Federal offocoals have declared next jobs; speed up vestong on pen- none southern Ohoo counto es dosastcr stan plans so that employers would areas because ol the drought Gov contnbute matchong funds after Bob Taft has asked O)uoans lovong three years onstead of fove . east of Interstate 71 to voluntaroly " If these changes are enacted, Jomot theor water usage because they woll gove millions of Amcncan groundwater levels arc declonong, workers much better tools to prepare raonfall os expected to be below norfor t"e" retorcment," Portman saod mal on August and recent rams have · All of Ohoo's Republican mem- not helped bers of Congress voted for lhe boll, The U S Department of Agneulall of the state's Democrats voted ture announc¢d Thursda) that farmagaonsL 11. ers on all but two of Ohto's 88 counRepublican Sen M1ke De Wone voted tn favor of the cut, whole fresHman GOP Sen George Vo1novoch opposed II Legal services meeting Immunization clinic set Crews drilling deeper to find groundwater Ohioans' provisions survive in .final version of tax-cutting bill Obstruction of justoce? Nothong She says nothong and/or is asked nothing Weord The spon doctrine has been "it's pnvate " But Mrs Chnton speaks out on the private matter and ducks the pubhc matters, whole running for pubhc office A keystone to her husband's campru !ln for the presidency in 1992 was "personal responsibili· ty " It worked well, and tndeed some of hts pubhe pohcy inotiatives, hke welfare reform, were drtven by such a lodestar But Mrs Oonton has another theme. "The Devol Made Him Do lt." If self-deludtng developmental-psych speak helps Mrs Otnton keep her eyes w1de shut and her troubled marriage together, good. But shouldn 'I she answer for tlie pubhc policy implicattons ' · of her Krupkesque l'm-depraved-oh-account-of· l'm-depnved approach to riloral transgression? She has gtven new ground for every mondless legal defense rooted in liberal psycho-babble. Did lhe teen-ager mug the old woman" Did the embezzler take the $!0 mollion? Dod the day-trader on Atlanta shoot up the joint? Alas, yes, but there must be root causes. He ate the Twonkte. Sentence: Probatoon. Thos is not a great rock upon whtch to base your political church, certatnly not tn New York City, a tough pla.ce, where !here are 8 million stones It all may lead 10 a follow-up poece in Tina Brown's Talk magazine "How I Lost to Rudy Giuhano Because My Childhood Experiences Taught Me To Slug Bu)hes " Copvrtght18H NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Ben Wattenbe"'J le a eanlor fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and Is the mod· eralor of PBS'a "Think Tank." He can ba reached VII •mall: Watmallaol.com. Daniel Wattenberg Ia a contributing editor tor Jntallec· tuaJCapltal.com and George. ____________________ • I• Ohioans not satisfied with Clinton "steel action plan" Hillary bared her' soul, or part of it Today In History ! •1 ·~· , ..._ A two car accident at the onterscctoon of State Route 124 and Lebanon Townshop Road 30 (Barnnger Rodge) on Thursday onjured a Portland area woman, the Galha-Meogs Post of the State Htghway Patrol reported lhla M Roush, 71, 55698 SR 124, was not treated at the scene of the 10:10 i.m. collosoon, accordtng 10 the patrol Troopers sao d Roush was northbound on 124 when she attempted a left tum onto a pnvate dnveway. A car dnven byurol J Uaoley, 58, 30621 Barnnger Rodge Road, Portland, was eastbound on Barnnger Rodge. shd through the stop sogn at the ontersectton and colloded woth Roush 's car whole ot made the turn Damage to Roush's car was moderate, and shght damage was hsted to Daoley 's car, accordong to the patrol Daoley was cned for a stop sogn voolahon Dorothea f•shcr, 84, of 200 Uncoln Hill, Pomeroy, dted on Thursday, August 5, 1999 at the extended care unit of Ve1erans Memorial Hospllal She was born on January 19, 1915 on Gallia Olunty, daughter of the late Roy D. and Ntna Faye Ewmg Rothgeb. She was a former employee on the office at KaJSCr Aluminum. She was a member of the Sacred Heart Cathohc Church. She was founder of the Meogs Olunl)' Humane SOciety, and a mem· ber of the Catholic Women's Oub and Domtnocan Assocoates. Surviving ts a granddaughter, Rachel Mosher. hi addilion 10 her parenls, She was preceded in dealh by her husband, Oonton Fosher, and a daughter, Lucy Amsbary Funeral servoces woll be held on Monday, August 9, 1999, at Sacred Heart Church, w1th Rev. Fr Walter Hemz offictatong. Bunal will follow at Sacred Heart Cemetery. Fnends may call althc Ewong Funeral Home on Pomeroy on Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m , wtth vogil servoce at 8 30 p.m. \ forecast for tltere goong to be a sufficoenl budget surplus to allow such a huge tax cut? Probably not, which means lhat lite income tax rates would surely have to go up. But. because taxpayers in all brackets would be Sharing lhe burden, lhe increase most hkely would be on the five percent, area, tutd tbat on earnmgs ~fter subtraotmg deducttons and exemptions ' Ending lhe SOcial Security tax would bnng IIUe w: rehef 10 millions of middle-mcome tax· payers, remove a burdensome w: for employers, and forever remove the silliness of lhe Social Secunty Surplus from our political tutd fiscal vocabularies (WhHe House correspondent Warren Rogers; Injury reported In two-car collision Dorothea Fisher Ohio weather Through to its ·l ogical conclusion ' The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Frtday, August 6,1999 -·-·- ' (FRI816 · THURS 8/12199) lOX OffiCI Will OPIN AT 6:30 PM FOIIIYINING SHOWS, 12 30 PM FOil SAT & SUN MAIINIII THE SIXTH SENSE (PG13) 7 10 & 9 10 DAILY IIAnNEES SAT/SUN 1 10 & 3 10 .Our Memorials are Easy to appreciate. Now they're also easier to afford! Summer Sale Now In Progress INSPECTOR GADGET (PG) 7.00 & t 20 DAILY MAnNEES SAT/SUN 1.00 I 3:20 E BLAIR WITCH PROJECT {R 7.20 & t 20 DAILY IIAnNEES SAT/SUN 1•20 6 3'20 MYSTERY MEN (P013) 7'10 6 t ·30 DAILY MATINEES SAT/SUN I 10 & 3 30 RUNAWAY BRIDE (PG) 7 00 & t .20 DAILY MATINEES SAT/SUN 1 00 &3.20 NO PASSES, NO BARGAIN NIGHT THE HAUNTING (PG13) 7 001 t 30 DAILY IIA NEES SAT/SUN 1·00 & 3:30 DEEP BLUE SEA (R) 7•10 & t :10 DAILY MATINEES SAT/SUN 1.10 & 310 NO PASSES, NO BARGAIN NIG~ Katie Miller, Mgr. 520 W. Main St. Pomeroy, 0 Ncar Mason Bridge .992-2588 ���' ' .. • ··. -~ •. The DJrliy ~entinel -By The Bend .· Potneroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, August 6, 1999 60 p •• .• so · Wheneftf we •re attending a servlce to SHOW UJ'-#MEONE THAT YOU CARE. pay our lan respKtS for someone who has ~ssed awcty. there is usually a larqe number of frierlds ,and family ~sent. , I often wonder if the ptrson was · SUI'TOunded by ~nds ind family when they,.... living. Sometimos a person may not realize tlow ·ma'W good Wnds· ~ hi:tf: until it is too tat~- At ti...,. ·it seems that we 'are >ll g~ilty of taking life for granted; and we !Jtould not put off showing_soffitone that we care for them. kind words and dfflls a~ a reflection of God's love for us. Our low and concern for others is a reflection of _our love fof God. Jesus told us that what 'I¥'! do for the lea st of ou' brothers, we do for Him; and in order to have a fulfiUing life. ,it is 1mportant to do good for others. V6terday is gone and we ant never sure of the future. Therefore, we may onl~ have today to shoW some~llf that we toVe and care aboUt them. Iklowd, let "' '""' one another beoouse 10!'< _ifof God. 11w N. . AIHricvn lfbl• J Jo/111 4;1 I learned from uperiCIIOt thai fi nanml security eomes and goes. Some "'omen are married 10 guys with lotS of money, but they are mis- erable , because the men are jeflls who wouldn't dream of lifting a finger to .help around the house. Other women, like me. have struggled lhrough tough fi nancial times because we .are married to won<lerfuf guys who are full pail· ne~ in every sense of lhe word. Tell her to wake up and smell the coif~ - I' Chad is a great guy and treats her well, it shouldn't maner that she is the wage earner. If she is really smart. she will hang on to him _ I did. and I am .. CONTENT IN ST. LOUIS. MO. DEAR CONTENT: These days. with . many wome n in exec utive positions making more money than their spouses. adjustment s must he made . A man who .. has a healthy· measure of self-esteem can tolcrltc the super success of his sipirtcant other without feeling diminished or threalened. . 1lte wise woman knows how to keep his ego pUmped up. She lets him know that his love and emolion- or this boy. 1 need yow- help. • SACRAMENTO, CALIF. . DEAR SAC: 11te by is Ned. Will he support you wbe• you law: problems with Robby, or will 1111 side with his son? If you can COMl 011 · him 100 percent. hans i• lhtn. If not. say farewell. because it will tfuc-~~~ 24 Hr. Taxi hshod as a free service to non-profit MIDDLEPORT Christian groups wishing IO announce meet- comedian Mike Warnke performing mgs and s~ia l events. The calen - . Friday through Sunday. 1 p.m. dar JS not designed to promote sales nightly at Ash Street Free Will Bapor fund raisers of any type . hems are tist Church. Admission is free. printed only as );pace permits and cannot be guaranteed' to be printed a SATURDAY specific number of days . REEDSVILLE - Wells reunion, desce ndants of John and Laura FRID!\Y . Wells. Forked Run Sate Park, noon POMEROY - f:v{eig s County Saturday. Republican Party special meeting RACINE Hudson reunion, Friday. 7 p.m. at the Meigs County Counhouse to appoint replacement Saturday. 5 p.m. Star Mill Park, for retired County Recorder Emmo- Racine. Table service provided. gene Hamilton. Typed or hand-writ· ten applications for ~he position HARRISONVILLE Harmust be submiued to the Meigs risonville Lodge 411 , R&AM. Sat· County Republican Chairman urday. 7:30p.m: at the hall . Refresh· Bernard Gilkey by noon that day. menls. " - RACINE ~Southern Juni or High School volleyball meeting, 4 . p.m . Friday. An ~o n e inte re sted auend. MIDDLEPORT Information meeting for students, M~igs Middle . School, those interested in playing I football this fall . Friday, 9 a.m. in - the auditorium. seventh and eighth , graders . SALEM CENTER Star Grange 778~ Saturday. potluck sup·per at 6:30 p.m .. regular meeting, 8 p.m. Plans for Meigs County Fair display to be finalized. Office~ to he elected. POMEROY - Beegle family reunion. Saturday. II :30 a.m . Senior Citizens Center. Square dance to fol : low at 1 p.m at home of Ronnie and Leanna Be~gle . RACINE - Annual Smith-Stobart reunion. Saturday. American Leg ~ail ha.JI. Racine . 121 950 ' ~ AMIFM Bikers I•...U.S •PM I ·~· •INRTE I Financing AvaHable 1 Call For Free Estimaie ..... Rill- I 9·5 Mon.· Fri. • 9-1, Sat. ------- auv, seu or w Buy from the Classifieds! ' ' ' the first run & it has grown into an going strong in 1'999. but need we do 992-1717 • Howard L. Writesel members & everyone is welcome. It is a fun ROOFING NEW·REPAIR & rewarding time . If you are . interested ' ' ' I JOt.ntng, our in next · meeting is August 8th • Loaded! Times. Brand New 2000 Chevy Silverado 314 Ton Ext tab 4x4 • 4 Wheel Anti·Lock Brakes • Aluminum Wheels· • Loaded! more Alan at 740.742-8510. Thanks Meigs County Bikers Association Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting ·'r_ .folill sOil Jms:<·d '"''")' 1 yew· 11.9" _1111111'.' ~4. u_gllll &IIi, 1~19,S . • .. ifotll· /ears could lmiltl a !ilm'tway, ortr mrmori~s a lam·; wt•'d 1valli. riglilup lo lit•at'rll n11~ bring you 6omt again! 9rra1ly loa'fcl and mi<!<trll . byfamily and (,;.,,.M ' FREE ESTIMATES '' 949•2168 4/2 TFN Doll '1 -Need A Col/ A Little 011e DRIVEWAY STONE Business Services Topsoil & SAYRE TRUCKING HONEY B.AR FESTIVAL August 14111 Middleport 12·6 pm · · Hauling Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre 740·742·2131 3111/99 TFN AG Call 98S·~J: • AT6:30 P.M. Main St., ' Pomeroy, OH Paying $80.00 per game $300.00 Coverall $500.00 Starburst Progreselve top line. Lie. It QO.SO "".., ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remod.e llng Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985-4473 REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION Shingled Roofs Viny 1 Siaing & Sofit Professio nal work at an afford <ible pr i,c c WILLIS' SEAMLESS Light Hauling Free Estimates up to 8 ton . Contractors Welcome Dump Truck Service • Gravel • Limestone • Fill Dirt • Elc . Henderson. WV Porta Jon rentals Septic Tanks Pumped ' • Parking Lois • Basketba ll Courts • Driveways • Grading Work • Hauling Stone 740·742-2566 (304) 675-2457 Ollke (304) 674-3311 Ctl Ph. Hires Vet FREE ESTIMATES Cont. WWV003506 ' Mov•ng -Sale: Saturoay &. Sunday, S-6. 811 FairlieKj Church Road · · Saturday 8 ·5. Btke. Old 011 Lamps. Household . Books . Clo th es. More! Linwood Olf Lake Rio Grande. HILL'S SELF STORAGE Th ursday. Fr•day, Saturday. 8-4. Kanauga , Behma Rayourn s Mar ~et & S.E. Equipment. 0 Foste r's Trail Er Park •5 Glasswa1e! House hold Hems. Clolhes. Beanies. Ca rd•ogltde. Covch. Roc~r. MOfel 0 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio . 45n1 · Pomeroy, • . Middleport & Vic_inity 74~949·2217 Sizes 5 ' x 10' 1 tO 10' X 30' · . Hours 7:00AM • 8:00 PM All Yar'd Salea Must Be Pai d In AdvanCe . Oeadllne:. 1:0Qpm the day befo!• the ad is to run, Sunday & Monday edltlon1 'OOpm Friday. August · ~ - 7. 9a.m-4pm Russ ell ::nc~. Wolt~ Pen Road . P~_- ..,wH!.S u11•et IIorne. c-om LONG'S CONSTRUCTION lunaatloma Construction Ken Young former Owner of KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Now THE APPL,ANCE MAN 985·3561 • \\'(' st·n ·in· allma~"' • I " 'd .lppliancn 1\'c ,ell part' \\ill tldiHT 'i I(HS Iligln Ridge Rtl .. Long Boll om . Ohio 'ISSELL BUILDERS, INC. · New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages ·Re placement-Windows •Room Additions ;Rooling COMMIR<JAL and RISIDINllAL . FREE ESTIMATES (No Sunday Calls} Linda's Painting Take ~he pain out ' Of painting, and let me do it for you. INTERIOR Be fore 6 pm leave message . Alter 6 pm 740·915·4180 Free Estimates Viilyl Sidlng-Root.OecuGaragn Free E•t.imales ' Suttrll fleeve s ANNOUNCEMENTS 005 Personals START DATING TONIGHT ! Ha ve Fun ·Meeting Eligible Sin· gles In Your Area. Call For M ore lntovnauon . 1-800- AOMANCE . Eoct. 9735 Start D ati ng To nig ht! Have fun . playtng the Ohio Oatlnp Game. 1· 8CXH~OMANC E . extenston 9681 . HOME & HELP LOANS The Community Excellence Cor· poration wll! sta rt accepting pr.e· applicati ons tor the HOME and H'ELP Program on August 17, 1999. 9; 30AM tb 3:30PM . at the Poi nt Pleasanl Housi ng A utttofll~ Oflice . 404 Second Street. Poi~l Pleasant. WV. Application s wtll be taken on Tuesday of each week . The HOME Program is Oe·. signed to impro ve hOmeow ner · snip opponunilies ro r the very low and low income West Virgi nia families . The HELP Program 1s also designed to help very low and low inc·o m e famihes who · own lhetr home . This progral'fl cs for emergency toa ns tOr sHucrurat ana/or cons trU ctton problems that · threatens the health and sa fety of th e inhabitan ts. The Communtly Excellence Corporatton Is ·a "loan on ginat or for the We st VHg tnt a Housing Oeve loPmen.t Fu/'ld The Co mmuntty Er.,celle'nce Corporalion· is an Equal Housing Oppor-. · tuml)' Agency. New To Vou Thrift Shoppe 9 West Stimson . Athens 740·592~16-42 Quali ty clo thmg and MusehOtd Items . $1.00 bag safe every · Thursda~. Monday thrU Saturday- 960-5:30. Giveaway 40 . t. C at 'to Gooa H,ome . Oeclawed. Neutere d, Hou se Tra med . 740245·9651 . ·No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Divorded WORRYING!!! No Embarrassment. .. '\'ou' re Treated with Reapec:ll Call Now for Instant Approvalll"' MR. FOlD (740) 448 1801. ........,....,. CAI.L TRUCK SERVICE DUMP 7URNPiicE 195 U er River Road Galli olis , OH 4 Kinens. 6 Weeks Old. Pari Htm· alayan . Pa n Angor a . 740·4-if 1· Sa iUr ~ay . .August 7. 9am-4p m . Four fam ily, t1.ome lnl erior, lnC11a n items. ch•ldren 's clalhtng m great shap·e. good prcces . beside school m Rutland. Pt. Pleasant & Vicinity 1st Yard Sale . Salurda~ . 2907 Bi rch Ave . Pt . PI , 8AM ·2 PM mtsses. gym.. eq1.np. Ut· Size tie of everything ·,o Huge Yard Sale . Sat.Augusl 7 . 9AM· ?? Along Aoule 33/North of Ma son ; Across trom Got! ~ourse . Large Garage Sale . Frrday,SfSa l· uraay,7 Rt . 87. Ma son County Follow Signs. Yard Sale, SIJ Mllu out Jerry• Run. Apple Gro'ie. Aug. 5. 6. &7 . 9AM-7? Matefta l. Needlep otnt Books . Toys , Bat>y Items, Lois ot MISC. (304)576·2635 Yard Sale Mise . 1 Burdett!! Ad· d illon . Pt Pleasanl. Fr i & Sat. 9AM-4PM, 80 Auction and Flea Marl<et 8111 Mooch spaugn AucttOneenng . Complele Auctioneermg Service's . Consig~Ment auCtion· Mill St reet. Mtddfepart . Thursdays . Ohio Ltcense H693 740·989· 2623. Rtck Pearson Auctton Company. lull l tme auctioneer. coinplete auctton service . Licensed •~6 . 0t11o & West Vtrgm•a , 304 773-5785 Or 304-773·5447. Absolute Top Dolla r AU U.S. Stl· · ver And Gold Coms. Prootsets, OiamoMCis. AnttQue Jewe-lry, Gold Rrngs . Pre - 1930 U.S Currency Sterling. Etc Acquisti!Oris Jew111ry . M.T S. Co1n Shop, 151 Second A;.;enue, Gallipolis. 740-446-2842~ · Etc 740-446·7589. Free Puppys, COllie-Mix, To good home . One Hou ndOog !l mo 0"' .{304)576·2273. Free Tires , Au1 0/Tracil Take all or none. (304)67.5-2440. Part Chow Puppy .. Gre'at With ' t<:ids. ·H'a s Been Wotmed . 740· 441-0784 . 60 Losr.and Found found Bracelet 740-.446·7589. Found · money. call to tdenttly, 7.0-949·2286 L~ st State. Routft 850 . Kerr, Ohio Male Dalmat10n. (740)·245.0022 ENCE Anttq Ues. t6p prtc&s p8.td , Atver · 1ne , Arft1q ues. Pome ro,-. OhtO . Russ Moore owner . 74 0· 992· OAVS ld$ nc AN Chmcal C6ord~nalof wanlea lor newty createa postt•on m Gal· lnl/Jackson area. taeat canditJate w.tll be mdep andent . ht~hty organ: ized & ellQef tf'nced wtth genatrlc pop~.,~tatlon. an w&e)tenGs . ewen: ings. '& holidays olt SeM resume to Eric Hasemeter Medtcal Otn:iCtor. On C.au Me(] tcat Assoc•aHon . P.O Sox 270. Alhens. Oh . 45701 Car leton SchOol and M' tgs 1:'1· dustr~es 15 seeking .ctua llf,ed a~p­ chcants lor. lhe lollow1ng subsh· lule pos1h0ns. Bus dnver, cook . Ht~a!lh Ser111Ces Coorcmator (FIN 01' LPN)' habilitatiOn and worbhop spectahst I Adult ServiceS ). Jaf'll· tor. taMonal crew leaders. secre· tary /cl encal . teacher . ·teacn tng as5tSt81nt. Y eh1cle a1Cie . van drtv· e r Sut>mit resume Dy August 13. 1999 IO ' carteton SchOoi!MetgS lndustnes , P.O. Box 307 . Syracuse. Qt1co ASn9 EEO. AN Cltmca! Coordmator Wamec Fq r Newly. Createo Ppstt•on In Galltpohs . Jacksol'l Area Ideal can'dtdate W ill Be lndepen·oent H•gnly Organm~a & bper tencea · Wtlh Genautc Poputauon .wee•. kends . Evemngs & HohOays Off Send Resume To Enc Hassemet• er Me<:h cal Dtrector On Call Med1· cat A.ssoc tatton . P 0 Box 270 . Athens . OH 45701 Computer Users, NeedaO . Work Own Hrs $25K -$80K! Yr. t-800· 536-0486 x 7777. www.~ cwp.com SINGERS! GOSPEL OR CLEAN COUNTRY.' Ca ll Now Toll F•ee 1. 800-339·4204 Or 1·800-469·8·164 For Appotnim.ent To Corne To Naslwtlle. Tennessee And .t.ud1· · 110!'! For Ma1or Record Producers' tntetnet · ~won ac Cos.metologtst Needed . F ull & Piut Tt me Pa td VacatJons ~· Free C E.u. Hours. 740-446-i267 Counselor Post !ton · An Outpa· !tent Alcoh ol And Other Drug Age ncy Locateo tn Ga llt'a And Jackson Counttes. ~s Seek .ng A Ouahl•ed Pe rson To Provtde Alcohol And Olher Drug Counse l· mg Counse1or W•fl Work Wtth All Age Groups Knowledge Ot Chem•cat dependency Requtred Bachelors Degree, CCDC ·. USW. And / Or. LPCC Preterred Send F!e sume By August 20 . 1999 To · FAC TS . I 7-70 Jackson 'PtMe. Btd· well, Otu o. 45614 Or- FAX 7'40· Someone Needel'l to Stt wttl'l elderly lacty 4PM-8PM 5vemngs and on Weekends t304)675· ¥54 Stra•ghr Seam Seams1ress Wan!· . e<l. 740·388·9310. 9·5 '(iantM : Surve,-or For Construe. liOn La~·Out 01 S•te Work , Bwld· ings·. HtQhways And Bridges: An,d Some Propeny Sur\leying Fo r F1rm In Soutt'least~rn .Ohto. Five . Years E~perten'f~ Usmg Total , Station , Kn'owtedge Of CAD ~ And , Sbltdes.k Survey Appltca!IOnS' Wttl Be., Helpful . . Protess•onal Aegistra· v·. tton NO! AeqUirea Senct Resume To ., CLA 480 c/o Galltpolis Daily Tnovne . 825 Thtrd Avenue. Galli· poii·s Oh•o. 4.5631 Ben£.t i1 s And Salary Package CommenstJr-ate Wtlh Exper1ence Equal Cppo• ' TuMy EmplOyer 446·8014 . EOE.wFIH _ OATA ENTRY " Na\tonal B1ll1ng SP.eks A Full /Pan Time Med tcal B111e r Salary At S46K Pe r Year PC Requ~rea N·o E~tpenence •Needed . Will Tram . Call 1·8 88 · 251-7475 . O trector ot Admtss tons al'ld Mar· ket tng H ealth /Nurstng back· ground , ab •h ty to wrfte mar~ellng plans.. sales calls. rela te 1o physicians and dtsch.arge planners well Interested candidates shou ld submit the tr resume to Ro cksprmgs Rehab Centet. '36759 Ao.Cksprmgs Road, Pomer· oy. Ohi o 457&9. Attn . Lisa Vehl , AdminiStrator. 7'4'0-992-6606 Equal Opportu~tty Employer Onvers · Free 3 1 -Week COL Tra1n1ng Earn $26 ·$32.000 11 st Yr w / Fu.ll' eenefi i S. NO Exp N eeded . P.A M Transport SpeCtal Calf Toll Free t -8 77-230· 6002 Sun ·Fri . 7 AM . ·1 PM www.pamlransport.com Easy Work I Excellent Pay r As semb le Products a1 Home ·, Cat I ·'toll Free t-800-467!5566 -E•t 12170 Full or part lime posrt•on lor RN on 7· 3 shift Rockspnngs Rehabiltta tton. Center 1S currently accepttng apphcattons for an exper tenced nurse JOihtng our 1eam at Ao,Ck· spnngs IS JOtning an eKceot1ona1 group ol nutses that truly Oet1e1Je 1n pr0v1d 1ng eKc:enent nursmg care Full beneftl package . Submtt resume to: Rockspfl ngs Ret'lablit· tatton Cen ter. 36759 A oc ks·~ nngs RCI , Carol Greenmg DON 740992·6606 ~ .. HAVE DOCTORS. NEED BILL ERS . FfT. PIT Medtcal Blilmg. No ExperJence Necessary. Eam Up To $40K+ Work tng AI Home Must Halle IBM CO!f1p at1Die PC Cali 1-800-697-7670 wwwmeCi tS· taN net Holiday Inn Wams Full Time Lme Cook. Apply In Person No PhOne Calls 'Please 577 State Roule 7 L P.N . Top Pay, ffrd YOUI Shtft Ca pttal Nurs tng Agency 1.- 800· 576-6348 . Local Trucktng Co~pany Seehtng Oua1111ed T1uck Dr ivers . Gooel Pay And Benellts Send Re sume To Dnver , PO Box 109 Ja ck· son. Oh t0 ,45640, Or Ca ll 1·740· · 286· 1463 To Schedule An Inter· VIeW. LUMBERYARD FORKLIFT OPERATOR & · CLASS 9 COL DRIVERS UPTO PER YEAR TO START P'LUS: ~ MONTHLY 80t.IUS - · PROF!T SHARING · -PAID VACATION-PAID SICK DAYS· ·PAlO PERSONAL DAYS· · PAlO HOLIOAYS- · AND MORE · YEAR ROUND EMPLOYMENT CALL~ODO FRANKLIN AT 6!4-88H421 Arlington ·Bitlne.1uml»r Columbus, Ohio 2526 Cannmg Jars 'Q uarts and Pmts Prelerabty wide-mouth (304)675- 1926 Clean late Model Cars Or Trucks , Low Miles. 1995 Models Or Newer. Smtih Bwck Pon11ac. 1900 Eastern Avenue. Galltpohs wanted To Buy: 1955 Ga111a Aca· . demy t·hgh School Year Book, Wtu Pay Reafior.abte A frii'!Jr l '74C1· 44&-2188 FOR A.PP A.ND EXAM INFO CA~l 1·800·513· 3585 EXT t4210 8 A M · 9 PM 7 304-675-1~29 Avon ProduCts Stan your own In· Home 8us Jn es5 Wor ~ Fiextble Hour_s: EnJOY Unltm1tM Earntngs 1-888-561·2866 Wanted to Buy Adorable Kittens, To GoOd Home. Do0 With C ham. D1sh. Spears S2B.OOO 90 Dal ma tton CNA s Home-Healln AgenPinson of marr ied couple to a:sa· Fuii·Ttme ""d l si w tth mtlktt'IQ and car in g lor Par1 -Ttme Po~t t ons Agency Will large dairy herd Hou51ng , uttH· Tra,n For Th& PG.A POS ti iOI')S hes. etc. turn tst'leC RespoM to . Must Have H S O()IOma . GED. Or P1 Pl easal'lt Reg tsier. ·e B 4 .. Some Expert•nee Canng For The 200 Ma tn Sueet. Pt Pl easant . Elderly You May PtCII-Up An Ap · wv 25~50 phcauon To 266 Upper Rtver Floao . Ga.lltPOhs . OH 4563 1. No • POSTAL JOBS To S18 35 /HR Phone CaliS Please! INC BENEFITS. NO ~XPERI· A.ttn c:~ Now H1r1r'lg wecteme:yer·s Aucuon Ser11 1Ce . Galltpolls. Onto 740-379-2720 1659. 740-446-3479. Great Piiyt CALL 1·8()()- Wtld ltte JoiJs to S21 60 'Hr Inc Benel tt s Game -Wardens Security. Mamtenance . Pa rll Rangers No Exp Needed Fo1 App JExarn Into Ca ll t· 800-8t3 3585 . EXT 8827 ; 8A.M -9P M 7 Oa~s lets An Equal Dpportun1ty' Emp1oyer •nc · WILDLIFE JOBS To $21 60 IHR DRIVERS - Cannon EKpre$S 99°/~ . Drwer No Touch Fretght Start At · .32 Cents M1. /5 Yr "' Eltp., 31 Cenls M1. /3 Yr, .30 Cen ts M1 11 Y1 , 29 Cents M1. ! 6 MIJS ; .28 Cents Mi 12 -'6 Mos : StuC:Ients Or 1 Mo Exp S3 50 w~ Pay Ra tse Every 50 000 Miles . Bonuses . Mo1nng sale· Thursday, Fnday. R ide' Pfogram. Patd Vacalions Sa!Urday and Sunday. some lurntInS . Ava•l. w w.w.cannonex· rure, washer and dryer, lawn trac press .com Cal l For · Oe tails 1· tor. Tro y-hilt !tiler. mtsc . tools . · 800·845·9390 household 1tems. clott'lmg (wom· en 's 1arger stzes). chain s~w, ctr· DRIVERS · Owner Opeia1ors cufate saw and much more Route Man ufaclurers Fleet Neeos 143 to Conenll Rd . 10 stgns , ap Tr ucks For Growmg Busmess prox. one mite on left Ray Or J•m 800·534 -1111 · Multiple famlly,· Saturday & Su nday. 7th-8th 500 LinCO ln Ht11 ' (across trom water tanks) Pom&r· oy, 9am -6pm. · 3tl ·Announcements 2 Ab andoned Or lost P'upP•es l ook1ng F()r A Good Home. 1 Male . Brown & Black Marktngs ; Female : Black & Brown, Approx . 10 Weeks OICI. 740-446-3769. CREDIT PROBLEMS??? Large yard sate- Saturday & Sunday. No cl oth ing, rebwlt conces SIO n trailer, 14 ' alummum boat & tratter. car dOlly, 1996 Jeep Cher· okee . large nobby hOrse . A riderson wmaow s.~ lots of mrsc1_too numerous to men! ton . L0cated .be· "hmd Mason F'a mtly Re staurant. Mason. wv Follow Stgns . Cash ot~IY. no checks. 740-742-3411 Bry1111 R ePves A & D Auto Upholstery • Plus, ,lnc Ru'tland, Ohio Truck seats, car. . seats, headliners, . · truck larps, convertible & vinyl tops; 'Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats. boat ·covets. carpets, etc. Mon • Fri 8:30 • s:oo Big garage sate· ftrst ltmE! m 7 .,.ears! August 6· 1: eam-Spm. At 7 bypass TR 207 . Pomeroy , Oh10. Glass. furntture. tools and misc. Rom-lng·K~chen Clbi- Call 614-843n5426 "I'M BACK" Augus t 7th , Monkey Run. &am 3pm. Fenton ." kt d's & adu lt cloth· tng. much mOfe New Conttnaction & .• Vinyl Siding ~ Garages • New Homes • Pole Buildings • Room Additions · Over 20 years e)!:perience · Free Estim~tes TRUCKING 10125N6 tin Mcv1ng Sale : Fnday August 6th, . Sat •Jrday 7th . 309 Vme St reet: Crown Ctty, OhtO, Washe r. Cryer. Toots , T.V., Couch , Charr , Pans. Drs~s. Etc. 7/23199 1 mo. prl ·R. L. HOLLON Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel DIH • Sand 985-4422 Chester, Ohio 7.' purchaaed at: Honlia, Ohio CYNN A PC? PUT IT TO WOAIU $25 ·S75 IHf PT 1FT 1·800-780-8556 www pcpays.oom Clark Chapel Clay Townhouse South Roule 218. fr~ay,._Silturday New/Used Clotnes. Tools . Gu11s . Bunk.Oeds, MICI'owave. More' b =· ASSEMBLY AT HOME It Crafti . Toyi. Jewelry, Wood . Sew1ng , S rur~ey August 9th . & tOth , 8-? Lots 01. Crall Suppl ies. Ceramtc Motets & Pounng Table , 266 H omewoo·d DriYe.- Bldwe~. OhiO. IDrtiWilll to lie held at 12 p• on ISu111t!ar Ocfctlller 10, 1999 740-992-5232 740·247-4292 . (740) 593-6671 For Twtn _. Nognt lllift, 7pm-9am Smal groue> t'!Ome. an br tntemew. 740-992· ANTIOCH , TN 3701 1·1438 Slatt IIM1IICNIIIy. TyDtnQ Sab~!o tiU!r Year Otd Gins Part-T•ma. Refttrenoos Roqurlld. 740 "6 11627. AVON ' All ArtiS ' To Buy or Sell 816th, 7th, 2993 S A- 1A 1, Centenary, KtdS Clothes. Toys ·House · . hotd· Items. Free P1cture Wmdow · & Canmng Jars ' VIHr,!-.l nfurmation [ull l -740~.141 - 4001 Lu•·al Call ~ contact uny PQm~roy s(IUad Memht-1' . 7 40-339-4160 . 740·992·7643 Free estimales 6& 7. 2742 August Spo11•ored by tl1e Porn.eroy ~olw1fel!r Ernerwency Sq•m4 9 lm~orpomted. · Tickels: $10.00 Donation Each/1000 M8l<im~m 7/22/TFN 1·800·311·3391 ·We Do •.• .HOWARD'S TRI· COUNTY SANITATION And Sullivan Show Supplies 33795 Hiland Rd. Porrwroy, Ohio Pomeroy Eagles Clfib Bingo On Thursdays J.M. ROWE TRUCKING · 500 gal. per day 1200 gal. cap. Feed & Show Supplies High &Dry Self-Storage 7!27199 2 mo. pd. . Complete Line of 4-H NowReating 740 tiu..oaa Compost MYERS PAVING Phone 1000 St. Rf. 1 South Cooh/11,., OH 457:13 Siding & S1llil Bee and Bear Costume Contest, Honey Bear . ; Rallle, Crafts, Demonstrators, Sidewalk Sales, · Farm Market , Window Displays, Caliiope Music, Model Railroad Display, Food, Uve Entertainment and More . Information Call740-992· 4197 Larry Schey 1999 HONDA FOREMAN 450 ES 4X4 GIVEAWAY Equipment Parts Factory Authorized Case- I H. Parts · Dealers. Mushmn-ml Live Bee Beard Demonstrations .ctftlon • 2:00 p.m. "A Better Wa , Eve · .41baity, ·ohio Mighty Mac Aeration Systems . . SERVICE 750 East State Street. Athens, Ohio 45701 PARtS Material; f'ealuriltg' Limestone & Gravel We Denver ·GURER$ Landscape I Brand New 1999 Chevy S·Series LS Pickup For information call YOUR MESSAGE CAN BE SEEN HERE FOR A TOTAL OF $8.00 PER DAY. . ' • TID, Tags, 1llll F• tlldra. Rebate ~ ~ sale priced II8W -llolod applicallle. "On apprOY8d r:redll. On oaloded Prical Good~ 61111W ~ 8IIL N<llieepoo-lar ._.,.,., ...... r------~~~~~--, • 10 X 10$40. 10 X 20$60. association· thai is still • Vortec 6000 V-8 Power • Power Door Locka • Air Conditioning • Exterior Appearance Pkg. •CruiHITIH •Loaded! • Automatic • Air Conditioning • AMIFM Caseelte ST. RT. 7 • got · together 10 start .. . .HARTWELL . STORAGE· cwsii!EDSI: In 1986 a few people at 10 am . at Good .2·a50* lAM..: , ,_,.-,,' WICKS HfiOLinG InC. . I· Frldoy. llondoy odlllon .HousehO l d Uems , M 15c Items tO·OOAM-2·00Pm Sat. 9:00 to 12:00 .... All Makes Tractor & 2 mo pd you to join our group . ·Shop at home... • ·Fiberglass Running Bds. •custom Aluminum Wheels ' • Loaded! Association - .. , I ·New Roofs • Repai~ • Coating • Gulters • · : Siding • Drywall • · Pai"ting • Plumbing 1·740·985·3949 · I DEPOYSIG !Jackhoe & Bulldozer Services t Site Preparation Septic Systems RODNEY KELLER Owner/Operator L!75 N. 2nd Ave., Mlddteoorc..a I ll ! JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUOION ·EXCAVATING I .. ~ ..... A 740-992-3470 KCB Sales Representative RCI Btelwe ll . Kt ds Clothes Toys . Mon.· Fri. 9:00 to 4:30 (Low Rates) :Joseph Jacks . 740-992·2068 Steve Riffle -· • 100' -1000' Rolls I"&3/4"2001Water tine FuH ine of Gus Pipe & Regulotm Wo1er Storage Tonks 992·6215 Est/mstss ~--""" a. Paklln Actv.noa. a· Grovelless Leodl V.C. YOUNG Ill Fr(!e 3 .Fam tllas• SaturGay. Augu51 1.1999. 8 00Am·2·00Pm. Clothmg. Vacuum . Furmture , Trombone & MISC. Items. 193 Le Gra~ BI~O . "10:00 1.m. S.tutdly. Culverts: 4" • 48' in slack Limestone, Gravel, , Sand, Fill Dirr, Agricultural Lime, . Mulch; Top Soil PO/Mroy, Ohio 22 yro. Local 992•7028 · I I would like to invite Brand New 1999 Chevy Full Size Conversion Van . I I I .~ I 1 I •8EIIIB ORD!R 740-985-3813 5, Boa 1,438 N. .ded . 795-0380 Ett 1201 (2• Hrs) Of&DUNE; 2:00p.m. .... .., b l - ""' od Ia 10 run . Sunday Juppers .Plains, OH 1/ 1&991' .nopcl ·Room llddlllano & Remodlllng •NtwG1ragn ·Eitctrlcal & Plumbing •Roofing & Gulllfl •Vinyl Siding & P1lntlng ·Patio & Porch Dtckl FrH &ti1111tn I ILL IN STOCK & SPICIMI MONDAY CHESHIRE - Disabled Amcri · can Veterans or Cheshire. Monday. Cassette 127,950* ' 1 -REDUCED PRICES 01 I MIDDLEPORT Christian comedian Mike Warnke. Friday through Sunday. 7 p.m. nightly at the Ash Street Free Will _Baptist Church. Free ._ Susan Warnke to speak. Pastor Lcs Hayman ,invites · public. • Rear $0fa Bed • Power Wlndowa I Locks :740-742-2080 Tme&-4 Stop In And See G&W Plastics and Supply · St. Rt. 7 2 Fam tly 't'ard Sa ... 260 Sanders OtiYI, Oft Of S R 141 , 816ttl. 7tn, Call for details 740-992.0038 Ntcttslf!t' CALL TOll FFIEE · 1-800-96&-3'99 Ell1 2601 $2 ,000 WEEKL't'l Ma!111'1 g •00 Srocrwres' Sat1stacuon Guar inteed' Postage & Supphea PrQvtaed' Rush Self-Addreued Sl8mpod En,.lopel GICO. DEPT 111 Time Friday, SaturOI'f 9·? 212.4 Kmer Oft 218, lots ()I e.... rythlng. Cheap! We deliver IUIOST anything 1211 12111 .Jere•y L Roush 949-1701 The-Water-Man rnic"iiSCARPir, : s·uMMER s•LE : • .... c. Yllfd Sale Galllpolla & VIcinity a"l Delivery Service ••., 7 7 . . . . . .!elL ·welk, listerJIS, pook, trees, lawn & gardenS RACINE · - Board of hblic Affairs, Monday. 1 p.m. at' the municipal building. REEDSVILLE Connolly reunion Sunday at the Belle,ille Locks and Dam shelter house. Raised Roo~ Co_nverslon Van • Color TV & VCP • Air Condlllonlng WATER HAULING POMEROY - ' Girls volleyball practice : Meigs High School. Mon· day. 10 a.m. · - POMEROY - Meigs County Humane Society, general memherc ship meeting, 3 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Pomeroy Public Library. A fund raising dance, Thrift Shoppe 'olunteers and other maue~ will be dis· cussed. * Brand New 1999Chevy Astro . 1740) 992·3131 ' YOUNG'S CIIPENTEI SEIYPCE SUNDAY POMEROY Right to . (ife. POMEROY - 30th anni,crsary re,ival. Faith Valley. Tabernacle · Monday. 7:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Chun:h, Bailey Run Road. Pomeroy, Library. Sunday. · Monday and Tilesday, 7 POMEROY Signups for p.l)l. each evening. Evangelist Meigs Middle School cheerleading George Sc 0 u . Huntington, W. Va. tryouts. Monday noon to 2 p.m. and Rev. Emmell Rawson, pastor. Tuesday. 10 a.m. to noon . in,ites public. ·OVER 250 VANS TO CHOOSE fROM!I I . ing.'7 p.m. The Meigs County • Vortec V-8 Po~r • 4 Captain's Chairs • Rear Sofa Bed SerTice• House & Trailer Siteo Land Clearing &Grading Septic Syote,.. & Utilitieo al the hall . Dinner. td() p.m.; mcct· 30 Announcements .122J950* ' ' 3' . al support haW,_conrributed to her · suci:ess. and s~ makes him feel like , never wort. · '- Is that Ann l.andm tolutnn you an equal partDer. Dear Aall Landas: I am in a clipped years ago yellow with .,e? relationship with a man who has two For a copy of her most frequently c hildren of his own. I adore "Ned ," requested poems and essays. send a wtlo is a wonderful partner and a one self addressed. l011g. business ~iu envelope and a check or niOik:y of a kind falber. My problem is with his older son. order for S5.25 (this includes _ "Robby." age 17. He is disrespectful postage and handling) to: Gems. c/o towards me and my children . Ned Ann Landers. P.O. BoA IIS62. has had him in counseling for three - Chicago. Ill 60611-0562. (In Cana- . years. but I don't see any impro\'e- da. send S6.25.) mcnl. · ' · To find out more about Ann LanWe' ve been dating for two years. ders and read her p:tst columns. visit and 'rm beginning to wonder if I · the Creators Syndic:ite web J"'j!e al should end the relationship because www.crcators.com. BASHAN - Red Brush Chun:h of Christ, special serviCes. Saturday. 1 p.m.; Sunday. 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Speaker will be Denver Hill. Foster. W.Va. ·•7s mv·T "I ·X lr" I Bulldooer & Baclrluie 711 Help Wanted 1800 WEEISI-Y POTENTIAL Complete Simple Gov•cnment Formi At Home No Elperienc:t Help Wanted 110 ·- ----Community Calend~r'---......__ _..;.,____._ The Co.ilmunity Calendar is put>- NNr 0485 AIW 6110 PM ·l aaC..•II 'I PARK. ILL DEAR SWEET REVENGE: I stand by m~ comiM nl, but there ...... always excepuons. No matter how good the home cooking may b<:. 50flle men will continue to frequent "restaurants., It 's ''ariel) the~ s~l.. and there is Dear Aaa Landen: I JUSt read . nage. no cure for this brand of tmmaturit:y. It wouldn_' t have made an iota of The only thing that slows down 1be leller from the woman whose .husband lied about anending a difference how good things were at . these idiots is age. funeral with his ex-wife. I couldn 't home. a tomcat is a tomcat, and he Dear Ailn Landers: This -is in believe yOur answer. ·It was com- was the worst. My mother finally response to the woman who chose left him. pletely off base. · financial sa:urity O\er her wonderMy father is now getting what he ful boyfriend. She said ''Chad" The woman was worried that her husband was · still mterested m his desef\-es. He has nO wife. no contacl wanted to marry her. but he refused ex, and you said if a wife supplies with his children or ~dchtldren to get .a full:time job . He .earned good "home cooking:· there is no and half hts mcome. (She took him enough money to pay rent, whtch he reason for a man to_go to a r~tau ­ to courJ and won.) did. and he also cleaned. cooked and . The last ltmc I saw him , he had kl·pt up the yard. ranl. Ann, my mother provided a -ban· gained at least I00 pounds and had a . Her family told her she could do , quet for my father for 40 years. and mistress who ·tooked like a hooker. heticr. she asked Chad ·w move he frequented every "fas t food" joint ('.'II he! ' he can't cook. eitllct. -- 01.n: "Now. she misses ·hirit. and · is in town all throughoui their mar- REVENGE IS SWEET IN OAK , h» ing second thoughts _ 0ov LOll ·110 EMPLOYr.IE'n SERVICES RiO Grande, At'lllol td ' HO·Z•S· Frtdey, August 1.. 1 - • Lost and Found lost Lorge WMo . . The Dally Sentinel • Page 9 INC BENEFITS GAME WAR DENS. SECURITY, MAIN· TENANCE PARK Fl.ANGEAS NO EXP NEEOEO FOR .APP. AND EXA~ . INFO , C·ALl, 1-800·813-: 3585 . EXT •4211 8 AM :9 PM 7 OAVS tos . 1,c X-Ray Teen /Ultra-Sound .for Potnt Pleasant Phys• Ct a ns 01 l tce Send Resume · c/o E 8 J. Pamt P leasant · Aegtster Oltu:e 200 Ma rn Street. Pt Ple'asan~ wv 25550 Bus-i ness 140 Trait;~ing Gallipolis Career College (Careers ClOse To fiome 1 CaUToday 1 740-446-4367 1-800·2 I 4-0452 Reg -90-oS-127 48. 150 Schools Instruction EARN A LEGA L COLLEGE DEGREE · QUICK LY , Bacr-Je lors Masters. Dociorate .' 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(Male o• Fema~ l 180 Wanted To Do BabyS11trng m my home 1n New Ha11e.l $1 a day, .meals mcluaect Have Rele rerlces (740)709 - · s 8000 w,u Certtliea N,urr;,ng Asststan, Do -In -H ome Care' Ca ;l (140 '1, 446-3659 \ E & S Law n ~ervrce Destgn im · pl ementa ttan. and Serv1ce Avatlabte lor Spflng Cl ea h up , lertthlrng an!1 planttng Free esl tmales Sai!Siac!IOn guarenleed Greg Mtlho_an 3041675.-4628 G B.'S Cleantng Pamnng.·Carpen try Cement And Yard Worlc 740·256·6827 Don 't Fu ss. Calf us• George~ PollaOie Sawm.ll. -don't , hau l your fogs. to the m111 JlJSt can 304-675 - 1957 H S Contractmg . Aoohng , Sheet Me1a1. 3-D La'p Sh)ngleS, Painting Over 15 Years Experu"nce : Oeck Building ,740-441·0653, Call AI · ter 6.00Pfr' Housec l ~antng From Rto Grande To GafltpOIIS By AehaOie EfiiCJ ent lady Cal1740·2 45·5 104 Ask For Dldne Medical Processor .• FP! PT No Expenence Necessary. 40K PC ReqUired , Call: 1-800-66.3-7440. ' Med•cal Sec . neeae,d. local Dr. Olltce. in Pt. Pleasant Area . 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Farm Capital Will Purchase Or Loan Aga tnst Vour Government Farm Payments {CRP/PFC} Call Farm Capilal I 866-FAAI,I·ACT (327 6226) CONSOLIDATE DEBT Reduced Monthly Payments 20 ·50% Sa¥& Thousands 01 Dollars In Interest . Non·Profl1 TCC 600· 758-3844 CREDIT PROBLEMS? VISA CARD • Guaranteed Approval • No Credit Check • 0%APA Ae· qutremenll 18+ US Clttzen, Ha¥e Check.rng Account Phone Appro- val 1-800-737-0073 lnued By Merrick Bank, SLC, UT I I I All real estate advertising rn tn1s newspdper Is subject to the Federal Faw Housrng Act ot 1968 whiCh makes t1tllegal to adventse ·any preference ilmtta!ton or d1scrimmaMn based on race color rehgoo se~~: famtltal status or natiOnal ongtn or any tntentton to make any such preference ltmitahOn or d•scrimrnattOn - (304)675-2117 740·388-8335 mshed and unlurnrshed securrty depostl requrrad no pets, 740 19'88 Schutlz 14ll7 2 2 SA LA DR Heatpump 2Ba th Deck Included $\1 500 (304)675-6625 1990 14:.:72 Skyline 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths 16•8•8 Oeck 12x.t0 Shed Natural Gas Heat, In Great Sh311e. $16 000 740 367 7724 1991 14nx72n Shingle Root Vtnyi Stdlng, Excellent Conctrtton $16 500 00 (740~ 44&81t3 1996 C!a)1on Northndge Tra1ler 14x70 3 bedroom two bath new carpet Sell tor pay·off Call any· trme (31J.t )675-888!i New Bank repos only 2 left we ltnance call 304 722 7148 Spacrous 198 M nston MobrleHome 2·3BR 1BA HeatPump Front Porch $7 000 Oaytrmel (304)675-2716 Evenrngl 3 adjacent plots Ktrktand Memo r iall41ardens $1200 (304)895 ' Sale (304)675-2510 3422 3 Bedroom House With 3 "'ores Land few Frutl Trees 2 Bed · rooms, & Bath Upstarts 1 Bed· room front Room 01nrng Room Utll,ry Room t<llchen B&th Oawn. sta1rs Sits On Storys Aun RoaQ Off floute 7 For More 1ntarmat10n Call 740-367·7576 After Noon Price $49,500 NEW ON MARKET 23 Acres, 2 Miles Oil SA 7 & SR 314 are lot on the rt¥er tn Mason wllh 14x70 mobtle home scr«tened porch deck. riverbank has stone on It S55 000 740 Water end Electric Reed1 For Hook·Up Nice loll $6,000 00 FOAECLOSEO HOMES Low Or 0 Down! 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No Credtt Needed' Take 0¥ar Very Low Payments• 1-800..9t6-9191 ~~:H5023 HOMES FROM $5 ,000 Fore closed And Reposse ssed No Ot low Down Payment Credtl Trou, bie 0 K For Current Ltslmg Cali 1·800 31t ·5048 Ext 3372 218 Soulh 01 Galitpolts Sm· g1ew1des Allowed LaM Contract Available Only $27 000 1 800· 213-8365 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE Eech Cell304-773-5166 In S~racuse two lots tor sale one t 2 acres the other 1 5 acres bolh lor S15 000 call 740 992- 4561 Lot .spRING VALLEY one Large Lot Appro• 101 x171 City Water Sewer Nat Gas Etectrtc All Are A'llatlable lot 117 To VlBW 740 446 9539 Lot lor sale In Mtddleport n1ce area 740..992-2326 Mobile Home Lot Fol' Rent $100 00 Month In Crown Crty 740 256 1491 $~3 20ACRES 000 On land Contract $1 000 Down W / Approved CredIt Mos tly Wooded Great For Re· cre ahon Or Hunt ing Road Bu1lt To Land Then On Into Wayne Nattonal Fo res t Free Maps 1 S00.213 8365 360 Rl!al Estate Wanted We Buy land 30 -500 Acres we Pay Cash 1· 800 213 8365 AnthOny Land Co House on One S One-Hall Acre or l £.,M Call Aller 8PM (30 4)88.2 RENTALS 2663 House For Sale By Owner 3 Bed rooms 2 Baths Wtlh Large Co¥ ered Deck Also A 30~~:40 Garage 3 Mrles From Rto Grande Ideal Starter Or Aetlfement Home 740 Or Aher 5 ~M 741).367 7886 1 Bedroom Apartment Stove & Regrrgerator Included 740 446- 2583 1 Bedroom Apartrf18nt Part!)' Fur 1 Bedroom A/C, W/0 Hook-Up Near Arbo rs Nursrng Home No Pets Outet Locat1ons, $279fMo + Uttlit~S 740-446 2957 2 bedroom apartment m Middle pan we pay water sewer & trash you pay gas & electric S200 per month $100 depostl, 740 992· 7806 28 Ft Trailer Wrlt't .Awntng & Deck 0\lertoolung Ohio , River Fu!l Krtchan & Bath Furnished S225/ Me 1 88&-840..0521 2bdrm' apts total electnc a • p!lances •furntshed laundry room tacdlttas, cll)se to school m town ApphcaiiOns available at Village Green Apts t49 or ca ll 740..992~ 3711 EOH Chnsty s Family Living apart~ ments home & trarler rental&. · 740 992-4514 apartments avaUable lurrnshed & unlurntshed.. 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments un furnished Securrty Deposit Rater encas Requrred 740 446 1066 or Weekends 740-441-Q952 GracJous lt'lltng 1 and 2 bedroom aP.artments at Village Manor ancJ RtvarsJde Apartm'ents m Middleport From $249 $373 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Housmg Oppor tunlli&s P~ot Program Renters Needed 1· S00.36J.6662 Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment 740..446--0390, Ntce Ground-Floor 2BR WfO Hook•up Reference, Depostt No .... !304)675·5162 Nice One Bedroom UnlurmsheO Apartment Range & Relngerator Provided, Prrvate Parkrng Water & Garbage Pa!O Oepostt Ae· qu11eo can 740 446 4345 N•ce Unfurntshed 3 Bdrm In Potnt Pleasant Area Call 304 675 2015 • Now Takrng ApplrcallO ns- 35 West 2 Bedro om Townhouse .Apartments Includes Water Sewage Trash $31 51Mo, 740446-<XXI8 One bedroom lurntshed apartment 1n Middleport call 740 992 9191 Tar11 Tow nhouse Apartments Very Spactous 2 Bedrooms 2 floors, CA 1 1/2 B~th Fully Carpeted Adull Pool & Baby Pool Pallo Start $350/Mo No Pets lease Plus Securrly Oeposrt Required Alte r 5 740 446 0101 Belore 5, 740 446-3481 Valley Vrew Apartments Rio Grande Oh Now Accepting ap phcattons lor Immediate occu pancy 1 & 2 Bedro om Apts Au Cond11ton tng, KtlcMn appttancet, Fenced rn Playground Laundry On S1ght Management Water Sewage and Trash Pa•d Full time Studenfs must meet Ohio HousIng Finance Agenc~ Ouahlioa-. tlons Sentor Cltrzens Welcome , EOE For more Information call 740 367-7000 Two bedroom behind Laurel Cliff church Pomeroy. call 740·992· 6572 between 5-Wpm ""HOMES FROM liO,OOOI"" 1 • HOMES FROM 15,000 Foro - Lloti1'9S H!Oil-719·3001 X1185 Livtngroom 1 Large Bedroom 1 Small Bedroom W/ 0 Hook-Up Wtth Kitchen AJC Gas Furnace $375JMo . Deposrt 740 44&-..555 Attar 5 PM Three bedroom house tn Chester $400 month plus ulllil ies 740· 985-4474 (740)-245 9170 Monday lhruThursday 9 00 -12 00 noon 4 420 Mobile Homes for Rent closed And Repossessed No Or Low Down Payment Credit Trou· ble 0 K For Current Listing Call 1 800 311 ·5048 Exl 3875 2 Bedroom Gaa Heat, ww Carpet AIC Very Nrce ?'40 446 2003 740..446-1409 ,I I 4~ Space for Rent Great Bend Selt Storage. 5x~ 0 thru 1Ox30 All sizes available located on 124 In Ohio 3 mites from the R1tchie Bripge Call 740· 843·5517 rn Ohic:Mlr toll free I · sn-270.0520 lrom wv 'I Call New And Used Furniture Store Below Holiday Inn Kanauga Beds. Chests Couches Tables, Much Moret Stop And See Us 740-446--ot 782 washer $95, Dryer $95 Electric Range $95 Relngerator S95, Stde By Side Refrigerator $195, Washer $205 Dryer $205 1 Vtar Warranty Freezer S295, Skaggs Appliances 76 Vme Street Galllpo- 741).446-7398 Wooelen BunkBedl Can nparate ladder rneluded/Mattreases (one unusecs) (304)675-7314 afler5PM Sporting Goods Flemington 12 gauge 1t87 Premi· er, like new ask1ng $475 7-40· 985·3610 Antiques 530 (2) STEEL BUILDINGS 40x30 Was S9 970 Sell $3 470 50•75 in l.elart Falls. call 7-40..9•9·4000 klr appointment Stainless steel 20 piece cookware set lor sale tow moisture, healthy cooking great buyl Call 7099'1~5641!10<ru.l'95 Sleet Beams All Srzes And L01'9Ih& 10 Per Lb Sleel Cable 112 Inch Thru 1 lneh 35 Jo 75 Per foot Culverts 8Ft x 20Ft Call For P:rlcing L&L Recyclm.g 740-446 7300 STEEL BUILDINGS - 5 ONLYI 25x40 301t60. 45190 50x140 , "SOLO' Must MO'IIt1 Free O&h~,i· aryl 1-800-482-7930 x35 Walnut Colonial Olnlng Room SuIte St 000, 1940's Bedroom Suite Wtth SF Mattress Set $500. Zt· nilh Console TV 1100 Mayta~ Washer orver Parr, GooCI Condt· tion.$500, 741).256-6167 WasneriDfyer set 8 months old Hot Point Brand $400 Frrm (304)674-6121 2666 Beame Babte s for Sate $3 00 (740) 256-6909 Cherry bed lull srze pillow top mattress & bOll springs Included DP ex.er01se bike antique chest of drawers 740.742·1347 Computer Programs Flight 11 & Combat flight Stmulator wwu • Sldew1ndar Joy Stick Used 1 Monlh 740 245-5116 WOMEN CHES! ENHANCER TABLETS 'Natural Altarnallve To Implants Seen On T\( Grow 1 2. Even 3 Cup Srzes GUAFI· ANTEEDI 1·600·870·9938 Checll us Out st!J)com www•thermo Building Supplies 3754, Block brick sewer ptpes, wrndows lintels etC Claude Wrnters, R10 Granda OH Call 740·245· Otscount Mob~e Home Parts & Supply Huge Inventory Vlnyt Sk1runo Ktls $299 95 5 Gal ton AlumtnuiJ\ Flbered Root Parnt $25 21 5 Gal W htle Roo f Pamt $57 69 An chors $5 Do ors & Wm dows Gas & Electrtc Warer Hea ters Plumb tng & Electrtcal Part s lmertherm Mllle.r & Cole man A1r Condlltoner& & Heal Pumps Bennett s Mob 1le Home Supply 740 446-941Ei Qathpolls 01'110 Fiberglass truc k cap for lull srze truck ask1ng S-300 e~~:cellanl con d1tton 740 949 3112 For sale· Tappan gas cook sfO'IIe foldrrrg wheelchatr !loth like new 740 949 2692 or 740 LOADED PENTIUM COMPUTERS Poor Cred11 0 Kl 1 800.52[).6364 GOT A CAMPGROUND MEM · BEASHIP OR TIMESHARE? Well Tak e ltl Americas Most Success fu l Campground And Trme share Resale Clearmghou&e Call Resort Sates lnternaiiOflal 1·800. 423-5967 24 Hours Grubll s Ptano- tuning & repa1rs Prot>sems? Need Tuned? Call lha p~no Or 740-446-4~25 Hot Tub W•th Deck, New Cover, $450. 741).4-11·1502 INTERESTED IN WAITING POETA~? POETRY CONTEST $48 000 In Prrzea Possible Publlcatlon Sana One Original Poem 20 unes Or less To lnternatlon· al library 01 Poelry. 1 Poolry Plaza Suite t 1835 Owtngs Mill$, MD 21117 Or Enter Online At www poetry com 1.c:-- .. 1br:...-..s al-. "'IJN• .... 17=1or :•t ..:e a Pate for Sale AKC German Shephard Pups Famous Snowctoudl.ne 3 Pure While 7 Sll\ler !Sable, Purebred Bef'IQ&I t<Jnens 2 Mates Leh lots 01 Glltler 740-245 9213 At<C Registered Yellow lab Pups. Shots & Wormed, Ready 4th Of Ju~. 740·256-'6336 EXT 7832 1977 CJ ·5. 304· V·8 . 3Spd Ex· cellent Condltton Soft top & blkrnl Top 6" Lift 35 51112 5 Ttres Outlaw 2 wheels Nert Bars Floil Bar, Console New Jet-Black Pamt & Plenty or extras $4,000 NII<J (304)773-5676 1979 O!ds 98 Rag•ncy Blue Good Condltton, $400 740·256· 6167 1980 ·1180 HONDA CARS FAOM 1500 Pollee Impounds, And Tax Repo's For lrstlngs Can 1·600-319-3323 EX1 4-120 944 Por&che goOd con~l­ llon $3,500 or OBO (740) ·3885591 01 (304)·633-8937 1985 Plymouth Rehant Sta11on Wagon Allor 8 PM 740·2561799 1986 BuiCk LtSebre Good Shape Runs Good $2,200. 5eri0us Calls .On~;740-44b0616 1988 Chevy Cavalltlr Z-24 2 dr black w1th black velour lntanor (very clean). sunroof arr ask1ng S2.200 740-992 · 1~06 days. 740· 9-19·2644 1989 Dodge Daytona runs good 5 sp am/lm cass , 4 good tires ,$800 1 1986 Ford Tempo auto runs 'gooo llOP&"""Ille cat $595 • 992~6 1989 Ford F150 , XLT lartat. (304)695·3378 1990 Dodge Sporll. Cold A/C, OBO 740-446 6627 1991 Cavalier Black Ttntad Wrndows AJC C D Fluns Good 123 000 M<IOS $2 500 (304)675· 2443 For sale· St Bernertt pupptes 5 weeks old S 150 each pnone 740·992·2721 1992 Jeep Cherokee Sport 6 Cy· IInder, Standard Air 1989 Cnevy !roc Z V-8 Automalic, Air, T-Top, 741).245 9254 Aegtstered Atredale pupptes. make grea1 hunters farm dogs loyal genlle pets Shots wormed 1992 Oids Cutlass Suprema Whrle with blue tnlertor 40A $200 740·992-7888 Sharp (304)675-6153 Aoltwe tle r Pups 1St Snots & Wormea $125 Each 5 Left No 1992 Shadow looks and runs hke new 70K cold air automatic sunroof 4 cylinder, spouer, re4, $3650. 74()..949 2045 eventngs Musical Instrument• · 570 1990 Gibson Les Paul Stud1o Modal Excellent CondtttDn, $600 Peavey Amp S250 1992 Toyola Corolla 5 spd 4 dr , 1\C, crutse AMIF.M Cass. good condllton, runs great, 99 000 2nd owner Call Wendy ~993 FOR SALE CONSOLE PIANO AC 4DR Runs Good 13200 00 (304)675·7270 268-6218 Peavey Eleclr tc Guitar $200, 506 Zoom Pedal $100 Both In Great Shape! 74D-S67·0622 Sprnet ·Console Ptano For Sale Take On Small Payments See Local~ 580 1-800-343-6494 Fruita & Vegetables Black Bemes $ t 3 00 Gallen S3 50 Quart Avatiab!e through Augusl 1301)458·1657 Canning tomatoes lor sale. $4/ bushel you ptek, $51 buShel I pick Chr•s Wolle call 740 949 2773 or 740.949 3315 Canning tomatoes you pick S3 a bushel, we ptct-; $4 a bushel, Jrm 0 Br ien letart Falls 740·247· 2113 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment FAIR SP~CIALS • JULY I THRU AUGUST 30 Mazda &26 6 cyl , Auto 199• Ca¥alter Wagon See by apporntment. $3,800 Atso, roll· away bad almost ntw $75 (304)675-1275 1995 Monte Carlo. looks and runs ltke new, one owner 1993 Chevrolet 1500il'Series Extended Cab e;ccellent condttron loaded 740 992-5949 1995 Z 34, MonteCarlo Red with 'Grey Interior TlnteO Wmdows hcellent ConditiOn (304)576- 20921(304)675-2714 1996 OMge A\ltnger 45 800 Miles 740 446·2 493 Evenrngs 740 446-2412 Days 1986 Olds Calats 40R 4Cyl , 5· Speed M1nt CondtliOn (304)882· 381M $2 995 1998 Chevy Cavalter Sunroof C D Pla yer 4spd Auto A/C PWfC} LOCkS, $13 900 {304)773· 5117 1!)98 Ponllac Trans .Am. Fu lly loadedt Price Reduced to $22 SOD 00 Greal Gradualron Gohll (740)·4411-4!;46 1999 Monte Certo 234 Black leather, Sunroof Loaded \992 Toyola 4-runnor S~ 5, V·A 4 wheel or , Sport Ullllly. loadod . oq ~ 1996 Jeep ~ee Sporl 4x,, FRANK & EARNEST • TttAT'6 wtMT .l tMTf ABOUT Mll>I>L.f MAN A6EMfNT YOu'n OUT OF T~f LOOP, BVT STIL£.~$TU'~ IN Ttlf llUNA,OVtoiO. Motorcycles 1987 Suzuki Samaurr, S1 800 (304)675-1272 dl E1.1ras1 Low Mrles Excenef\t Co~to drtlon Must Set $10 500 can.~ ter 5 PM 740-388 9780 1998 Harley Davidson 883 SpoJt. ster black with extras (excelfe~t condollon) 741).992·5828 • Hondl Helix. Motor ScOo,er 250cc Eng1ne Perfect CondtiiOn Baby Gold WII'IQ, Make Otter 740. THE BORN LOSER ~ • 245~5 w"'1' '<OO U>UUD TI\E.~'l'OO~t; ~lt-l(, - I"' ~ ' mE. ot-~L.'C Tf\1!11~ II 11\161-\1 &. 111<\t. fO!t '(00 TO 60 Qt.l ,.._ OI~Tr OCN:. 7 750 Boats & Motors for Sale ., ~ l~ IF :;'OU ~roweo 60ZC It\€:. C.LOWt-l'~ ! $5 800 or take over Paymentsl &9 Sea Doa GS 2 Seat.u, 85 hp Brought New In Apnt Trailer. Life Jackel Co¥er (7401 · 247 · 2511 call aher 4 00 PM ' - 1986 Bayltner Inboard, OutbOard Cuddy Cabln Excol1en1 740-446-0038 Condll¥ln. .• 1987 Bass Tracker TXt7 70 .,, Mercufy TrolltnO....:.Motor TOt. 12.800 74()-446-2519 Auto Parts & Acceeaortes 760 1 ! lo(ELL, HI THERE. ..f.ELLA' WHAT'S. Budget Puced TransmiSSionS and Engmes All types Access To Over tO 000 Transmrssrons eve Joints 740.245-5677 voua.-IW'Ie-: For SaLe Four Rtms o~ T tres !tiS Toyota Truck 235A 15 Good condllton $100 00 for alt. (304)937 3348 New Reptacernent Gas Tanks 0 .. & A Auto Atptey WV (304)37~3933 o"r 1 BOO 273-9329 790 Campers • Motor Homes Dodge Chassis 75 000 Mil~& SlOOps 6, S3 500. 741).446-1420 1978 El Gamino, 20 000 On Molor And Tratlsmiaslon Sollo Wifh On Compact Ulillty Tr1ctors Topper $2,800 00 740-245 5973 5210'1. 5310'& And Gatms, Free Oeli'll&ry Carmichael Farm & E"""ongs Lawn Your loc•' John Oeere 1982 Chevy S~ 10 V 8 Auto Good Condlllon S3500 OBO (304)675-1550 Real deals rarely look hke those from a bndge class Yet sometimes they do-- hke thiS one from the North Amencan SwiSs Teams m Vancouver, wh1ch was spoiled by Henry Bethe How should the play go m SIX notrump after a spade lead 0 Nonh m•ghl have responded two no-trump. buti;VIlh nothmg m clubs he preferred to let the very strong hand become the declarer Also. 1f South held a long sun. North had suppan and could push the b1ddmg mto a1 least a small slam There are 1seven wmners tn spades and dtamonds, so declarer ~eeds five more from the hearts and clubs wuhoutlosmg two As there are two ways to broach the clubs (e1ther finesse 1mmed1ately or cash !he ace first) but only · one way to play hearts (fmesse). 11 IS nght to lake !he hean the fmcssc first If 11 loses. you need three club lncks Without co ncedmg a lnck So you must play Easl fnr lhc kmg by linessmg 1he Jack and queen H,erc. though the heart lincsse works Agam )llU need three dub tncks hut you can atlord to lc>sc one ThiS changes th e be s t p)ay You ~hould .. t~lrl w1th the al:e from hand V.' hcn the kmg tit op~ you arc home But 11 only low dubs appear. you enter dUTT'my m l:.hamoncb. ln h!ad w-.ard !he queen-Jack of duhs You succeed whenever Easl has the club kmg. and also when Wesl hns !he >~n­ tzleton kmg. doubleton k1ng-'10. or any kang.thlfd. - founh or - f1fth w1th· out !he 10 Thais much hcller !han 1ak1ng a f1rs1-round finesse At the table. both declarers 1mmc· dtatcly finessed the ' duh queen and couldn t recover =order ~·) 30 _,turful 35 Vlalgotlt king 36 Unclaimed mall dept. 38 IIIIJII'Iaon 39 ttH with 11M! flala 40~ 42 Academy Award 44 DlopMciiH 41-- rull en:~ 53= 50 com......o- 52 Calab>iltOI r (brllnchea) CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos ee.brilyCiptw Clc:J ••• are~ from quollltiOI'IS by lamous people 'AS Z GHEF AFXZE AZWA J HW AS Z ASZ A Z W A JEPRAZM past ., IN~ &IMdllor another Today'f "'-" F «11J.a/s y EKft A GVVEZ z x'· z I H W A uP w and presem WSVJ P vu AZW~ AS Z WSYJ AU Z U •Z E • AVA MZJSHER PREVIOUS ~OLUTION "T~ere IS some!h1ng 1ncred1bly celebralory and so wonderful about really good big-band swong and 01x1eland • - Hugh Heiner ':!~~:~' S©~aU~-~tt/JS" Ed11od cu.y L of the r~~... 0 scrambled words be~, Rearranoe four WOlD GAM I 'P~ letters ~w 10 form four s•mple words I BEADET I WH E R T ,.. -.,15:-ri-TI----4.."', _ _ _ . 1 '---'-.;._'----'--.__-'ro 1-c-.,...... _ _ One dummy to 1 keep my hand on my chm while I thmk That way I can keep my mouth shut so ~won't - - - - - - - • -=o:--"1 myself r--:5:-:-:U-:N~Mc-:-I l 6 1 I I 17 I e Complete the chuckle t;:IUOied by hll•ng 1n the mtss1ng word~ you develop from step No 3 below UNSCRAMBLE lEII ERS TO G El ANSWER SCRAM-lETS ANS~RS • Ofeh1d- Foray· Eater- become · THEY can COME Don r gtt """B hy llog~ proeM' Shop rh< clomfit<l •rctm No one hkes to be cheated bul 1t seems l1ke many people are eager lo see how c lose THEY can COME I FRIDAY 9539 AUGUST·61 SERVICES Homa Improvements . Uncondtlrdnal ille11me guarantee local ralerencet furnished Es · labhohed 1975 CaM 24 Hrs (740) 446·0870 1·800-287 0576 Rog ars Walefl'rooltng All types of masonry work, brick block, stone concrete 20 years e:~~penence lr~e esttma~s. 304 773-9550 ASTRO-ORAPH Appliance Paris And Serv!ce All Name Brands Over 25 Years Et perience All Work Guarante.ed French Cl1y Mal •ag 740·-446 Saturday. August 7. 1999 II 1s qu•te possible !hat several unusual. but welcome changes might hrc01be new liCe Into your soc1al or 7795 C&C Genera! Home Matn· tenence- Pamtmg. vinyl siding carpentry doors windows, bath! mobrle P'IOme repa" and more For free estimate can Chat, 740·992 C(M11fnCrt:lal affatr.o 1n lhe year ahead. Events could unfold 1n a suqmsmg rashton 6323 LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) ConfuSIOn could be tbe eod producnoday 1C you gellftvolved in a panne~Shlp am~nge­ Ltvmgston s Basement Water Prooltng all basement repaus done, free aslimates hfelime guarantee 12yrs on JOb experr- ment wuh someone who has a history of bemg w1shy-washy or mdeti· enco (304 )695-3687 1786 11 34-muddy • Or Just Flelaxrng In Your OWn Camper & Campstte OverlOOking Slue lake To VIew 740 4'46 Aesidanttal or .:;ommerda! wtrrng naw sarvtee or repa•rs Master Lr cansed eiactnc tan Atdenour E!ectncal WV000306 304 -675 •benzw Pass All pass €) FISHING. BOAJ!NQ. HUNTING 840 Electrical and Refrigeration 10 .~or Easl PEN PAL .. After 5 OOPm 740·245-5575 (304)458 1049 BP 0528·1ro92 ·~•• 71'ypeol- PRINI NUMBERED LETTERS I IN THESE SQUARES 1997 Coleman Yukon Pop Up Camper AIC Storage Taf'\k Sleeps 6 Excellent ConditiOn, CBII M&A Contracting Elec.tr lcal And Re-Molding Tra11er Set Ups Porches Carpentry Anct Repairs 4Wart.rw'..an~ 24 L.egaNy reapol\elb(e 211 P8Yin;28Com...... HAVE A Slreem CQJI BASEMENT WATERPROOANG ~~ 12 19A11enllon 22 Bl. . . alnge< Smith I DON'T'? quest Class C. MotorHome 19,000mlles $27.500 810 ........................,.... 1-• 21SIIIch 31 I.Onlllnlel 32 5ellli-Marle 33 oaclallle 34 -Pile a eclto llsll 1,-.J.I.-,_.l.-..L._.J.L--l.-..J '(OU DON'T 1976 Prowler Camper t8 Ft 9ery Good COndi11on $2 500, 740 ~75-4 Ahar 5 P: M ~ull North 2. 6NT PEANUTS 1974 Coachman Motorhome 1995 24F1 DOWN 25"-.., Deep gorge By Phillip Alder 1995 Jeep Wranger EJ~~cellel'ft 1993 Honda Aspencade LoiS S7 Fendealf The textbook deal at the table • 1993 Ford F ZSO. )(LT ~x4 , Oi.. sel Must Seat Call atter 5 740 21 Haughty23 Cert8ln Allen Opemng lead: • 5 wtth sunrool excellent condt\lOO 1 owner 96 000 mrltl Aski,P 1, ~~ R1lnbow BuUders • • BUild new or repatr old no job ' too small or large MaJor credt t cards 1WV02!f58 2 Call 720 Trucka for Sale Dealer, Galllpohs Ohio 740· 44824120r 1-600·5116·1111 Pass Pass LET'S GO TAKE A RIDE IN 91 Burck Park A¥enue Good Condltton Leather and LOadedt (740)-25&-8412 5 9% For 36 Mon1hs Or $250 Off West BARNEY 1991 Ford Explorer XLT. •-~Hi Onve -4 Door Auto Loaded 'Ell• celtent Conc:trtion Alklno $8,000 24 Hours 740 441 -Q I93 $200 Off LX'S And GT's, $250 Off 300 • 1300 011 400's And Z· Financing As Low As 1916 Full Size Van (30•)&75· 6153 992 2143 74d-992-6373 ===-===~-88 Dodge Caravan 1 peas • V·t. good concllllon. 1351< mile• $110tl. 741).742·1316 ' := =:-;:cr•<~ ltllntll8nllfla 58 Trig ...... Vulnerable. Netther Dealer Sout)l $19 000 740 245 5983 lawn Tractors St50 Ott On LTs, ' Trak s 730 Vane • 4-Y/Da 7~H039 20- A Q 6 3 4 A QJ 2 r""-S3.0000B070256-t1Z! " (740)-256 1565 t t H.. $10.500 (304)675-5164 d. 51 ""at:llan" 11 &nit liM lleh (304)675-41103 (304)675-6149 Responsible party wanted 10 make tow monthly paymJntS on prano See Locally Call t 800- Must S1e 1980 Chevy 1 .Taft Child Sale Coors, Autom , Runs And lOOkS Good $~ ,200 00 For sate St Bernard puppies $150 each phOne 741).992-2721 Paper> 740 446-2197 South •AK9 •As • F1ctory Rebtlt 350 Engtne. • K 6 3 • 9 4 4108765 • 8 7 5 PL. PW, cruise tilt, amllm ci:t ; s'eue, e11cenent condition, 740· IMPOUNDS Honda's Toyota ' s, Che¥ys, Jeeps Ana Sport Utih IllS Call ' Now! 800-772 7470 • J 6 4 4 K 3323112158 CARS $100 1500 & UP POLICE Eaat • 7 5 3 2 II 24-~ Wetlt •1o9 ?42 1995 S-1 0 LS. E•ltnded Cob. i Cylinder. 5 SpooG. ~uno. Looia Groat! Hllnl ShOll Tonnndu c;o.;. or, -lOin $8,800 7~' 1988 7•d-388-8837 See AI Auto ConditiOn M&J Auto 740 388 9693 or "740· 560 ... 9 4 3 1918 Ford f·l50, 8 Cylllldl<.l Speed. IJC. E•eollen1 CondillOft. $3 650. eo- '"""' 5 PM 740-311' 9780 Pollee Impounds & Aepos GFor ltstrngs CALL NOW! 1 800 319 3100 COOL DOWN Central Ai r Condtttonmg Added To Your Furnace Comptele Duct Systmes & Furnaces Heat Pumps Cerlllted Installer 11 You Don t Call Us We Both Lose• 740 446 6308 1 800 291 0098 JSOO CARS FROM $500111 Buy We~ght Bench w1th Wetghts and Sports AlllOr (304)456-1669 5121 Atr Conditioner 24000 BTU Wh irlpool C<totera1or (304)882· 710 Auto• for Sale 1984 Cullass Good Work Car, $975, Also Big Block Cht'IIY En· gma, Complete $1 500, And Mise B•g Block Parts 740 446- 2 FU1een Inch K1ckers ImpulSe Speakers And BoM $200 MTX 275x325 Wall Amps Wrth Amps_ Ktl $200 Sanyo CO Player $100 paod $3,300 BaSI Oiler (304)675· 1461 TRANSPORTATION RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jacllson Ohio 1-800-537-9528 2 - ALL STEEL BUILDINGS. 1 40~~:60 & 1 - 50•100 Must Sell 30 ... 50"1. 011 Of Best Otter, 800-379- 60" Hrtachr TV tnmmad tn oak 6 monlhs old brand new condition ' --- 080 (304)982·2997 e 1983 Waterline Spectal 3/.tt 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100, 1' 200 PSI $37 00 Per 100. All Brass CompresSIOn Finlngs in Stock 'HOST FAMILIES NEEOEDIII' E11change Students From Germa ny Japan England France Flus sta Brazil Students "'mve In Au gust To .Attend Local Htgh Schools For Further lnformauon 1 800-765 4963 4 Nascar Brrstol T•ckets (AU Togerher) August 27th 28th 740441 1349 Hay • Grain Hay 1001 baits. $20, last vears nay $12, call 740 992-5698 eft!Jr 4 or .740-7-42·2-405 after 550 Caii3S4-675-1275 or'" Engi~h 74Q.84J.5178 Freel lose 3·5 Pounds A Week As Seen On TV Cellasene , H· Vlagra Also Avatlable Call Untted Pharmaceuticals Now For Info 1 Was $19 600 Sell S8900 Dave 0 800-379·37!;4 FULLY 4 year old QH gelding, tncentrve lund gentle WOI.IId go green rein- Sale Only $24 95 Buy 2 Gel 1 600 733 3288 COOS /Pro pay I Major Credo C.ams North 111.- i'i1 • Q 10 a • QJ 8 t K J 10 2 112$ . Kort>y G·4 wlltiiChmlfU' 12&0 (3Q.IJ67~-7179 II no on- TiOnOenter 640 Refr igerator, Gold Kenmore 13 Mollohan Carpets "Drive A Llttl• Save A Loll" 202 Clark Chapel, 740 446 7444, 74Q-388-0173 Livestock 12.500 1 Yoar Old Jack-1500 00 (740)-388-9736 anor 5:00 Rap•d Weight Loss! Fen-Phen AIJernatlve Comb tntUlon 10,0% cu ft 5 yean old spollo&$ $225. 1 888-818.0128 Priced! (740)- 4 Year old Golden Pelomino Mart, Srokt to Aide · 11.000 9 Year Old Registered HOHA , Beige Mart Bread to Reglslered AOHA ,., June Green Broke • DlrlcTV Summo< now 1·888·285· APPLIANCES 949-2926 2 bedroom house m Pomeroy private setting 1 $260 par month, No PelS 74o-446-4313 USED 520 630 741).992-5907 Promolion ~euonably 256-14-lll Plallorm rocker. $75, alralgP'It padded chair, $35 sewing ma chine. $35 , TV & stand $135 Prl- - Wanted to Buy Wantad to buy Used fin an-. wldlh. Washers dryers relrtgerators ranges Skaggs Appllances 76 V1na Street. Call 740 446 7398, 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise MAKE OFF~RI HOuse And Lof 2 Bedrooms t Bath, S600 00 Down Near Bidwell Contact Oa'lltd At 'fhree bedroom hOuse for sale one and 1/2 bathS fully furnished nice yard close •to park, 477 Sy camore Street Middleport call For Sale Reconct ltJoned washers crryers and refrigerators Thompsons 4pplranca 3407 APARTMENTS ON 2ND, AyE. Near Bustness Secllon Ideal For Senrors. t st Floor Aeat Nice To View, 740-446·9539 992 5005 • Utdrtt"s 7795 Moore owner 0693 2 Bedrooms. $325/Mo Recondlttoned Washers Dryers Ranges ~efrl­ grators 90 Day Guarantee! French Ctty Maytag. 740·-446· 1~. 620 2123 Apartment ror rent m Mtd dleport, 740-992 sase 28e-25!;4 600 333·6910 0047 no pets ocapped EOH 304 67~-6679 • Atr Cond•troners, Used Drfferent Srzes Guaranteed! 7"0·886· 6 00 p m 74 0 992 2526 Russ Two bedroom In POmeroy all ulllitles pa1d, $350 per month, deposit and ralerencas re qu ired, 740· 74Q-985·4256 . 3 ~oom Furnrshed Ullhties li'ald 94 locust Street $280 00 Plus Deoostt, (740)·446-1340 Brooksrde Apts Are Now Accept rng Applications For 1 Bdrm Apt Wtll'l Washer & Dryer Hookup Water Patel $279 00 Month Any OuesllOns Call 740·446 9611 Bef\V08n 10 OOA.m And 9 OOPm AERATI()N M010RS AopaKod, - I In SIO<l. OWN A COMPUTER, PUT IT TO WORK $850 -$3 5do M0 PTJfL FREE o,talls Log Onto hnp II www hbn com Acx:es& Code 5218 Buy or sell A•venne Anlrques 1124 E Mcun Streel on AI 124 Pomeroy Hours M T W 1o 00 a m to 6 00 p m SuMay 1 00 10 2 Bedroom House In Galltpolls, Newly Reaecoraled Oepos11 & References Requrred 740 446 ~ Annuities And Government Farm Payments Also Purchasing Lot terlas And Private Mortgages ' sueer Gallipolis 1•0 446 7398 1111. Galij)o!IO, OH WI 'DollvO<I JET 91 MoM 51rllt 741).!192-6250 GDOD 1 Bedroom Apartment 76 VIne "'"~· Coil Ron Evono, 1-800-537·9528 Houeehold Goods See Tl'lt New John Otere .200 Serttl Slcld Steer Loadell, 7 5% JOC Financrng , Carmk:hael' l Ferm & Lawn Inc 1·800·59~- R•commendtd. 7~0-•41-1882 lfll Cllell 5· 10 llulf. 5 Spe,o $3 ,000 : Motorized Tretdmlll,' $1,250, 74().245-5039 BOTTLED WILLPOWER LOSE Up To 30 bo 30 OAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! Nalurol, Or Retlll buildlf\0 t 600-+ square b:lt, corner location. 17 Mill Slr.. t, Middleport t<ey at Acqul&ltiona, 1 Bedroom Apartment .Across Rto Grande College $290 /Mo All UltlltteS PaleS t -aas-840-0521 Twin ~·vers Tower now accepltng apphcattons lor ~BR HUO subsidized apt lot-.alderly and hand 41 0 Houses for Rent 740 385-4381' Jacllson A"""'". (301)675-7388 ESTATES 52 Westwood Dri\IEI trom $279 to $358 Walk to shop & mO'IIleS Call 740 -446·2568 Equal Housmg Opponunlty 3 Acre Htlltop Homestte 14 MIL Add1trona l Acres Green School O+stnct Between 6·9 PM 740· 446 3545 Mothle home sHe avatlable bet· ween Athens and Pomeroy can 7806 Specml 28x80 3 or 4BR S1000 Down $322 per mo Free Oaltv ery & Setup 1·800 69t-67n 2 Bedroom House wah extremely large klt Pricea upon tnspetllon land Contract Possrble Completely remodeled house 4 bedroom, farmly room llvtng room, kitChen utility room & oath oase ment wtth bath new carpet throughOut central atr beau!Uul vtew of rtver call 740 992-9012 appotnlmant only 1 bedroom agartmenl tn Mlddle· port all utlht1es pa1d $270 par tnonth $100 depOSit 740 992 (740)992 4477 350 Lots & Acreage Buy Homes From $10 OGO 1 -5 Bedroom Local Go¥etnment & Bank Foreclosures Flnanc1ng Possrbla , For Llstmgs Cal! BOO 319 3323 Ext 1709 992·2218 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON Double W1de On Lot $250 De· poSit 1 800.383·0062 5 Bedroom local Aepos & Fore· clotures Financing Po111ble For 959 0006 www setllementcapi· tal com I ' New 4BA 16 w1de $500 Down $219 permo Free Atr 1 B00-691· 67n 992-6763 1 and 2 pedroom apanmenrs fur (740)441.0772 $499 Do-.n All Singles $999 Down Doubles Super Low Pay manls ltmtled T1me Oakwood Homes, Barboursvtlle, WI/ 304 736·3409 ••ICUOniApptr,7-...osl. ~pgltances nlshed Main St , Pt Pleasant 600-891-Gn7 3.10 Homes for Sale Pets (304)675-6055 New JBA 2 Bath 14 Wl.de $500 Down S185 per mo Free Arr t REAL ESTATE No 1996 Norris 16X~O 2BR 2BA AR1Sktr1rng Flnllnclng Avelllble 11-L.Q.W Q.IJ.T Gr,. . n School Olt;trlct, • Miln From Holzer Ho~tal Some Re- 510 1988 Redmond Danvrlle 1-4x70 Also. Has E~~:pando Very Nrce New He"at Pump, Ask!ng 114 000, Absolute ly Heavy Duty 4 Wl'ltettr Trailer 1300/Mo. MERCHANDISE Apartments for Rent 440 tnttrseeuon, 74Q.446-9662 Homo lOr Renl CoM (7•0J ren t 600-363-6862 Thts newspaper Will nol knowtngly accept actventsements tor real estate WhtCh IS tn lltOlattOn Of the law Our readers are hereby tnformed that an dwettmgs adverttsed tn th1s rtewspaper are-avatlable on an equal opportunlry basis Molli~ ,1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments tor New Bank Rapo s Only 3 Lett, I· GET YOUR CASH NOWI Oldlll Buy&n~ Of S•ucturad Senlemen1S Call Selllemenl Capllal, 1-800- 3 Bedrooms A!f Electric, TtaUer wrth WasheriOry ~ - up $350 I 740 1169-2452 164 480 ' 1971 Rembrant 12.160 SIO\Ie Re fngerator 011 SCO\Ie Sray Asllilng , Cross Lanes Home Cen1er Free Sat up Delivery AJC Underptn nmg & SSOO WaiMart Shopptng Spree wllt1 each home p~,~r­ chased Stop & see your Mme tow n housrng spectallst Woooy W1 ilard (304)716-7699 or 1-800· 92"2·9976 CrossLanes Extt ot er Bills Art Paid Make Your ' ChOice Now '(ou Must See T~se Spaces Phone For Show Wlg7~539 Aelerences. 740-44frll743 1980 14Jil65, electnc 2 bedroom 2 bath, oew a~r condtttQner, under· plnntng great con<lltron $9SOO, Beautllul Cleantng In your hOme or busrness Carpet and upholstery 10 1n1errorJe• terlor walls decks and driveways The complete cleanmg semce Call CMdy C,_n For F.-.e Estimate ARE U LAZV? I Am And Earn $1 ,000 A Day No Selltng Not MLM Free Info Package 1-&oo- 740·24~·59-16 3588 I3041675-7927 • AIC s, $6 500 00 Leave Message 2 Bedrooms All Eteclrtc, CA. Washer Dryer D1ShWIIMf & Ml· crowave l300/Mo S300 Oeposll lng. S3.!l00 304-675-!16117 Approved Master Licensed Etec trrcran WV025956 Esttmates for Residentta l Ser\llces NOT to send money through the matl until you have tnvestrgated t 969. 2 Bdrms New CarpaL Washer Dryer Gas Stove. Re· fngeraiOf Mlcrowa'lle 2 wmaow • Unsecured Bad /No Credil OK, Everyone Welcome 1·800·285· 230 !NOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do bus t· ness wltt't PIQPie you know and condoaon S8500 741).985-4313 & 3 cedroom motute hQmtts , a1r cond•t•oned $260 $300. tewtr water and trasfl mCiudeCI. 740· 992-2167 446-1279 ~~n & Busrness 1·800·511· FREE INFORMATION! 310·288· 1818 Ext up room . all appl tances inctu<Jing washet and oryer cenual air awntng porcP'I In gooc cleal"' son. wv ~1 •"'v''•' .. 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VIRGO (Aug 23-Sep. 22) Today tMI< " a slron£ c ' - - !hat you oould 'eod up havtn8 to pay a much bl.... pn<e Cor somclhi"l on whtch you"ve been nealil<'nt Try lo keep aurrant with your oblipdons I,.IBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 23) Even if you learn up Wllh on asSOCIAte who i1 usuall) blcs.. d by Lady Luck. 11 " nol n:commended you take any nsks today Sudden. ~nexpecled events could lake n had lum SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) Very few days favor cspousins or defcnd- an unpopular cause or opmton but today thts ~~ hcrghlened ever furlhcr A wtsc cnur.~c would be to keep ynur vrcws 10 yourself. tng SAGITIARIUS (Nov 23-0.c 21) Don ·, gel 1010 a sk1nmsh liKiay with nn lnthvtduol who IS equally 3!;: Siron~ w11ied as yourself. 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