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We provide the produ~s and a great work environment. You provide your desire and commitment. ·• Contact Brad Sang In·person ----~between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday tnrouctn Friday at Turnpike Foret. turnpikB Ford is an equal opportunity employer. . New Hours: Tues-Fri 1D-6 Sat. 1D-4 Norway Spruce, ·Wlllll PIM and Canadttin C.,nof 8trHt, Iuiie 5011, C~Sun&Mon . Ohio Lottery . ·J,1arauders :hand Aalders ~ 6·2 ·defeat . · :Sports . . ~ • o"' Page 5 Buckeye-S: 11·13-20..23·33 •. ... ' . . ········--~--~······~--~---·· • Aeromatherapy Candles & Essential Oils ·• Easter Baskets • Handmade Stuff Rabbits · • Assoned Wooden Angels Bring your odds & ends and we will fi~ them. · Rt. 124 Minenville, OH , ...992-4559 - . -------------- -~------------ • '· . ""'· 41. NO. 241 C1111, Ohio Valt.y Publllhlng Compi.ny . . ' Byl(ATHRYN'CROW Sentinel Correspondent 'hired Triplett as.construction super· . said Mayor George Connolly. Those who . do not c:Omply will have to visor for $5,000. Earlier, Wingett said the total cost answerto chaQies in mayor's coun, it ,Syracuse Village Council will .consider c.hailging the name of a vil- to the village will be around$ 11,500. was,noted . Council also discussed the hours lage street to Mistletoe Lane follow· . Also meeting with cou~cil were ~sidents thai will be affected by· the spent by the police officer in th.e viling Thursday night's regul• council . cQRstruction Mike Struble, Mike lage. • .. meeting held at the Syracuse Mun_ic· · Swisher, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Friend It was noted thai a pool manager ipal Building. and lifeguards are n~. Applica. · Council met with Mary Janice and Mrs. Carl Weaver. Trfplett explained in detail the tions can be sent to Clerk/tn:asurer Lavender, who said a botanist check· work that will be done, including Janice Zwilling. ing mistletoe in peoples' trees Connoll)' announ~ed that baseball informed ,her that she has the number drainage, curbs and guardrail. He also 'one tree in the state as far as mistle· noted driveways will be repaired if. signup will'be Satunlay at the ball· damaged and thai shrubs llfiCI other field from 10 a.m. to noon, aild all toe prodLJction is concerned. · coaches are requested to attend. Mistletoe is a protected plant that plants will be replaced. Wingett said the project has been Parade day was set for May 9, with . grows in .trees in .some portions of Ohio. Lavender resides near the Ohio 1-1/2. years in the making and he · a rain day of May 16. Councilman Larry Lavender purRiver at the end of Water and Walnut wanted 10 accommodate the residents to accomplish the project. chased fence to enclose die shelter stn:ets . "We want IQ work with every- houseinthepool·areaandtofencein ·: .Council said they woqld definite· body," Wingett said. · . Louks Field, the small little league ly consider the request. Atea resident~ involved. i n the probaseball field. The fence will be · Engineer Gene Tripleu and grants administrator Roben L. Wingett dis· ject are to sign work sbeets, it was picked up tOday, it was noted. . Lavender noted all the electric ~ussed the Bridgeman Street slip . ,noted. In addition, council discussed w.ork at the pilol, 10 include three repair project with residents or the complaints about residents allowing waterproof boxes, was from Andy's Rustic Hill neighborhood. &1\d was approved for Council signed .a contract with their dogs to run loose in the village. Lock·and Residents an: to adhere to the ordi- ·$6,000, with $5,500 of that to paid RollO's Excavating of Raci'ne for . $1 00,03.5.72 to repair the slip, and 'itance requiring dogs to be restrained, t&rough Ohio's Nature Works Pro- gram grant. • Also. council occeptcd an estimate for $500 from Eber Pickens Sr. to install ·lifeguard c~airs at the pool.. The chairs. have alreljdy been purchased and merely need ins\JIIIed, it was noted. Council also agreed to readvenise to sell and old fire truck, a boat and motor. It was also noted that free fill din would be secured to bUild up one of lhe ball fields. · . . Zwilling issued tile following financial report for March: general fund. $32.425.71 ; street construction, $15 ,34~.66; highway, $991.71 ; fire, $4,049.74; water, $8,011 .27; pool, $3, 377 .59; guaranty meter. $3, 196.07; cemetery, $9S.65: total, $67,497.50. . • . The police report showed 14 cill· tions issued and three warrants served. The mayor's report showed $1,129 in fines plid 10 lhc village•. Also present were council mem· bers Donna Peterson, Eber Pickens Jr., Bill Roush and Kathryn ·crow. Absent was Councilman Mony Wood. s~fety ·End •• Auto, V6, A/C, power locks, cruise, tilt, .SILVERADO 1997 FORD F-150 SUPER CAB Auto, VI, lllthlr, A/C, 3rd o--, . . _ wllldowl' ll.liclll, cruiM, tilt LARIAT 1996 FORD TAURUS XL Auto, V6, A/C. pcMer equipment. pcMer moon roof, CO changer TURN IN 1998 FORD CONTOUR GL Auto, A/C, 4 door, AM/FM cass, PVtl, PL, crutee, 1111 1997 FORD £SCORT 1996 FORD RANGER • TWO TO CHOOSE FROM 1994 TOYOTA PICKUP SUPERC~, 4x4, Big 4 cyl. ,AM/FM cass, liH kit. AWMatereo .ONLY 16 ooO MILE doOr, 4 "'-' drive, 351 VB, Door, AMJFM cass ' . . 4 TO 'cHOOSE FROM Aulo, A/C. •AMJFM C8811, 4 maroon I white in color '1995 FORD F-250 , XL PACKAGE, auto, V8, A/C, 3rd LE~SE IUPERCAII IIPLAIIH, 4 ·Wheel drive, A/C, ,power wo1d0wa & Jocka, CIUIIe, till · LEASE TURN IN -· A~JFM Cl88 1997 FORD F-150 SUPERCAB AJC, SPORTY.. ' 1996 FORD F-150 .1994 CHEVRO~ S-10 IUPEACAB, 4 wheal diM!, auto. A/C, va, XLT pac:Mge, pcMer Wild. ows I locka,~. Ill. BLAZERl.S. . - LOADE 1.995 FORD M.USTANGGT AJC?. 5 apd, power W:.ldoMI VB, locU, till, NI/FM C8llll • 1995 OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA Auto, AIC. AM/FM caa, cilllll, lilt, pcMer W:.ldows·.l locb • BLACK SHARP 1994 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Auto, A/C. 118, 4 wllell drive, powwlndowiHDcks, crulee, till Auto, A/C, V6, powor windows· LOADED! GREEN IN COLOR 1993 FORD TEMPO 4 Door, A/C, 56,000 mllll locks, cruise, ti~ _1992 FORD F-250 lleleO, 4x4, A/C, .351 118, 5 .spd, AMJFM stereo, 82,000 miles.s. •sggs ' GOOD LOOKING TR C · ltM/FM . ; Members of the. Mlcldleport Community Aseoclallon wwe buay Tllul'lday momlng hanging ~I banners tllroughqut ~ village. Shown hero 1ro lbry WIM, ·Bill Swllhlr, Myron OUffteld and test Dick Owen. According .to Dufllekl, tht flip were msc1e by .~en­ nil Lillie of 11111-End Fabrics, wlllt hlrdw•re don~ by Klng'a ~. 1be colqrful -~banlllr8 will be n;pllced wllh lfl'inohm.-&liclfM~ IGII.SCM56flllis d&irlnilllumnl week which will be rapiiCed.ln tum by lrldltlonal.ltd, whb ll'td biUifllgl. . Mason 1986 CHEVROLET 1500 4 WD 'bann~r' day- rop .·m istletoe tree may prompt -A street name· Qhange in Syracuse··· School site ,.---·Silver anniversary--- will ·require Short wheel base, auto,V8, AJC, cruise, tilt. 2 61Cttona, 12 ..... 31cenll A Glnnen Co. Haw 1peper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, Aprll3, 1998 ' Kar. Final . . . . Occasional showers tonight, lows In the 40e. Saturday, cloudy,· then partial elearlng. Highs In the mid so.. • a1 e . • • • .. ' ' Pick 3: -5-8-1 Pick 4: 2-4-1~ ne~ds a Buslnesi Manager to BUSINESS MANAGE·R 12111111n IANDSC:APE NUBSER'l' PubliC Notice TU.RNPIKE FORD Mid Ohio Valley's Lasding Automotive Retailer, has Jmmedlate · o~nlngs In the following area: . Estllllltel (614) 992-3838 24 Hr. Bobclt 81rvt01 Owner, Mlekle Hollon ·Ch11t1r, Ohio 740-985-4422 publicly opentd IIIII rwcl _ _,.;;..,.,-lTum.plke Ford, Llncl Clurlng A Grading S.ptle Syltlm & Utllltlte Hot&Cold lluRWPEO TIIEES Avalltbll l'bR Public Notlca llloull. .CIIII1Htou, WY 15301 ltplrftiOIIIIId . . . for A IOPl' Of the Till Tuppar1 Plelnl· the pelntlng of our 10,000. •ceolftcetiOJII mer Ill Cheater Weter oietrtct ,.1111111 the rtght to rajeCt ......,..., .. dllc 111tlnll ad I wd lronl: Oft IR 881 n. "Re1d1WIIt. lUppera Pletn•Chlltlr • '"" end Ill lldl or to will lie recelvocl lly the W..DIIIIrtcl,311111a.30 tncrelfe or docre111 or 1Upplir1 Pltlne·Chllllr .._., '111 d .... OH 46772, omit eny Item or Item• Dlltrlcl end/or IWerd to 11M 1-.1 Thle 1eth dey Of llerch Wiler Dlllrlct II tllo ofllol (740) 1111-3311 ' located II 31Ht lllr 30 , Dodge fteporte, 1 175· end Mill BIDDER. Each ·. 1.1N • ' Reed, Reedevllle, Olllo Dulllln Rolli, Columbue, Ott t"paul mull oontaln thll Herold Bllcklllon, Proeldlnt II niBil Of w.ry pereon or 80ird of Dlractora 41712, until :z:oo o'oloc- 43211 ll·m· (!oat 111111), April 1, Dodge Reporte, ·401 company tnlertltld tn the (3) 24, (4) Z, l ; 3TC 1-. lnd then lt.llld olllcl HOWARD Umtttonl Hlullng Hou• A Trailer .SIIH Hot Broekfllet Blec:ult Slndwlch, IIAU!DAHD F,.. E•tftrlllle• No Job Too Small ADVIATIUIIENT IIIDt 992•5776 · EXCAVATING CO. : Open 24 Hre. A Dey Commerctel end Aelkllntltl •RIIklentlll Public Notice Open O.lly 11-5 Sundly 12-5 Alao Conerete Work 740-148-1012 LIIDSCIPI NOW Ill STOCI A IIEW ECOIIOIIICAI. · Patntlng OPEIIIIIIG APRil1 New 6 ualcl Heme. We Buy • Sell • TriCk Toole, tithing equtp~ 1Ve, CB'e, tllraoa - little lilt of · everytl\lng. Loctteil on Ohio River Cempgrounde, Sl ·At: 124, Recine, Ohio. IUII!IAIDt .IIIHUSI . OISIIRIG ~peL Ohio River Campground• and Bail a Tackle, a Gen. Merchandise. BAUM LUMBER .Thursday, Aprll2, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio - - ·--- 1be llilp County Council on Alilnl celet.nad Its 25th annrvenary on Thursday with a·claYlong obnrv•ICI. 1be lltlgs llulllpurpou Sanlor Center WM fllllcl w1111 staff rnemblra and wtllwlahers, who ellloYsd I epeclllluMIIeDII, pn llllllltlonl and llilli!bilr'.-nt. Among tile VIPS ~ - , frciin left, U.S. Fltp. Del~. Ll Gov. NIIICY HolllsW, IICCoA Executive . man, Dlroctor of U., Ohio Department of Aging, Dlroctor Susan Oliver and .Judith . ........ here ravlewlng I cllaplay of plloto. IIWil _.,...... clippings from the put 25 yell'S. . PoU finds m . their own · leery ·o f investing l ·Security taxes · schoOl site il w•K;o~ ,•uo federal government is mw1ufactu~ed World War II cxplo'sives and IC5tcd other toxic chemi-' cals. . "We 'II do the necessary studies,'" said Larry Parsons, county schools superintendent. "If it ends 4P thai it's not safe, I'll be the first to say build somewhere tlse." The land. 700 acres just. north or Point Pleasant. was used in the 194os · and 1950s for an explosives plut and agricultural .tests.· • Later designated a Superfund site, buried toxic waste still contaminates ground water, enviicinmenull officials say. The school would be built near the toxic site but not directly on it. Pesticide residues such as DDT, and illegally-dumped PCB transformers may also be contaminating the ground. said. l!clc: Costello, site project officerJor the stale Division of Environmental Protection's Superfund section. (Continued on Plge 3) ·Spring forward . . 12 1 -s·upreme Court clears path .fqr -~tate .Issue 2 . By PAUL SOUHRADA . Associated ' Praa Writer COLUMB':JS - The Ohio Supreme Coun 'todaycl~d the way for a pla.nned vote May ~ to raise the state sales lax to increase state ~pending on edUcation and to g1vc. homeowners a break on their property taxes. ·. · The ;;even-~em~r coun. in a unanimous decisill!'• ruled that t!Je Legis· • lature d1d not .mtsuSe a 147-yeur-old secuon of the Ohto Constitution to place the sales taxtncrease on the ballot. , . · The coun, however, emphasized that it had not yet decided whether the · state's new school-funding plan satisfied its order of March 24, 19971o come up with.a better way 10 pay for public schools. The Ohio Roundtabl.e ~u~ in an effort to keep the issue.from the ballot. The ~lon-ba.'!Cd c~se~ative public. policy group that has campaigned for such tssues ·as term hm•ts and campatgn finance reform argued thatlawlllllkm hac;\ created a new route to the ballot without any rules. Other mechaniiuns for placing is.•ues before voters have, for example, specific deadlines and roles for ballot boards, the ~retaJ:y of state and C9UIIIY election boanJ., President David Zanotti did not return a phone call to his office IIIIa mom~ ing. • . The court a~ with the Legislawre's contention that the Conltitution allows lawmakers to delegate theinlilthority - i~ tliis case, to w people BIIUrtiOeec yow c:loolll - in matters dealing with education. · · ' end lRichll . The coun. in an unsigned opinion, also noted thai all legislative ICtions '-rdare presumed to be constitutional. and that couns should be reluctantto.inlerhour It 2 e.m., fere with elections. . . ·' . SUN!Iy,Api115• \bte~ will now decide whether to i~£rea..e the sales tall from .5 percent • to 6 percent to raise more than S1.1billion annually. Half of the money would be u!Qito increa.o;e spending on public schools. The rest would be gi~en back lo holbeowners in the f1>rm of a 15 pen:enl reduction in their property tall bill, up to $27.5. . . Zanotti and other critics of the ballot issue have noted that lawmakers twice· failed 10 get the tax incrca..e 10 the ballot in what they see a• tile proper way: by asking voters to amend the constitution. It wa.• only after the lawmakers were unable to get a three-fifths maJority in the House that they tu_rneilto ~the never-before-used constitutional pmvisioq. JIY ALICE 'ANN LOVE video editor. raises now given yearly to retirees, . Aaloc:Nited Pta II Writer Still. moM Americans polled - 74 with 53 percent in favor and 44 perWASHINGTON - Three-quar- percent- say lhey would rather~ cent opposed. Those o~er age 55 . ti~ of American.~ say they would a fundamental lcdesign of Social were actually the 11100 supportive / favor lening workcn shift some Security than tinkering. Just q per· . group, with about60 pen:enl willing ·' •. ··Soclal Security wes ·into private · ce~t !lllid they would prefer adju~t· . to sacrifice benefit~ they gel now or. accounts to invellt on their own. ments to [lll)'roll tues and pension will !lOOn. . · according to an As."IOCialed Pres.• poll. benefjt~ thai could maintain the curAlthough private accounts were But asked if they'would want to rent retirement system. the most appealing option in theory, invest their own Social Security .The telephone po'l or 1.013 adults · Americ!Uls are wary when a.•ked if L---,..--_.~t__J.J.-'LJ ~cy in. siOCks and mutual fundll. wa.~ taken for.APon Martl\27-31 by ·t~y would want til invest their own ~u·n · more than half of those surveyed '- . lOR or Med1a, Pa. The margin of Social Security taxes in stocks or I I 1 I I' .53percent-saidno.itwouldbetoo e~ · i• , plu• or 'minu• 3·percentage mutual fundS: .onlyabout46percent risky. potnL•. . said they would. , In Kansas City, Mo., where PresWhen a.~ked about specifics••80 f'eojlle between the ages'Df 18 and .idcnr Clinton on Tuesday will kick percent of those polled said they .34 were .most likely to support .the . cifl' a series of town hall meetings to wo'uld favor letting workers shift 1dea or pnvlltC accounts, w1th nearly · ·· . ·di""ss possible Soeial Security 50fiiC of their Social Security tax pay- 90 percent in that age group in favor. · WASHINGTON (AP) - Srartmg ~ges. peojlle interviewed sepa- ment• into privlltC accountJ. I But far fewer of these young people Sunday, daylight will last an !lour rllely f~ the poll had many ques· · Less dramacic changes were 110t'b - on I~ .52 peli:ent _ 'said they'd ~ongcrin the evening for most Amer~ about how private · accounts popular. . • want to risk invc.ttine for them- tcans. · . would lll'ork and whether ir was wise For elllllllplc. just. 22 jlercent or . selves. · Daylighl-savina lime returns at .2 19 qse them to replace Social Securi· Americans said they wouk! SllfiPOJ'I a.m. for a stay of nearly seven ty. • raising payroll Wtc.t for all workers•. , months as clocks are turned forward : nHow much privatization are we Nearly 76 pcn:ent i!pposed raising Most likely !O be interested in llik- an hour. But most people will make llilking about?" Rick Y1111ell, a 41 - taxes. ing clwJe of their own retirement the cllange before retiling Saturday )'tar old auditor, Wondered. About the same number, 77 per- uvings were people younger than .54, night- eipecillly thole who WUJI to : Some in Congn:sa bave p•'I"J''ed cent. oppose further iAc:reua in the those making over $.50,000 a year avoid beinalatc for cl,lurch and oth· shifting to private aa:ounts 10 help retirement age, whiCh is llteldy and thole with 11 I~ some college er activities on Sunday. keep Socilll Security financilllly scheduled to JOuP lflldulllly f101116S educetion. . SWidard time will return Oct. ~vtJble u millions of blby .boo.ncrs to 67 for people born after 1.937. Social Secl!rity is in diJI8er of • ne law ·reu slltcl and U.S. terri• retire. The Clinton adminilliition About 2.1 percent of thole surveyed beine overwhelmed by the impend· ~es ex~mpt ~mselves ~rom day· 2 r3. 4 c'ocks .ahesdS one hour unday . .!I.:: .:~~e~~~::; ~t.:~s:;t~~:.:o.~~clia: :i:::.~ebou·~h """" ::~~~of "\Ve'n: blld dis•lm wjth priv• .portive. lization in other 1re11," llid Kille People w= more evenly divided Neely·Phelln, "2. • Kln111 City about lll!lllina bid . cost-of-li~ing :' •• booltJtrs. Com:nt pnldictions are thai the prop1111 will lun short on ceih by 2029 if nothing is dolle. r zona, Hawaii • .,.n of Indiana, Puei'· to Rico, the VUJin lsllnds end AmericiJLS&mOL ,.J . . . . · .USA WEEKEND debuts April 5 In the ,Juu~au tt-...;Jadbul .'Thi Jlunbag 'Giim,.·Jl•nlin•l begins bringing its readers a lively·. addition to ~unday reading • USA WEEKEND, the nation's' best-read Sunday supplement. beginning this weekend. "Page after page, USA WEEK'END is a unique Combination of useful information and enjoyable reading," said ROben L. Wingett, .-.,....~ ~;-..jt•ntin•l publisher. . Rapidly, ·USA WEEKEND has become the preferred Sunday magazine, read ar more than 528 newspapers with a com~ined circulation of more 1h1111l8 million. Those pepers, end their 37.5 million teaders, mike USAWEEKEND the strongest Sunday supplement in the country. . _ USA WEEKEND has ill frnger· qn the pulle of the iltw en. JtiiCkles issuea1hat Concern us 11011t; crime, helllhy liviftl, flmHy life, even the ntpid ~lllgcs in our moral badtboric. It jillt !Wiy~ee~~~~· to be the Sunday magazine ~r tile '9011 and beyond. • �• Commentary \ • Friday, April 3, 1998 .· Page2 • Friday, ·Aprtt3, 19M I The D~y 'Estahfislid ill 1948 . 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio · 814·992-2158 • Fax 992·2157 "' A Gannett Co. Newspaper ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher ,. MARGARET LEHEW Controller CHARLENE HOEFUCH o-ral MllniiOtr Nibbling at war power issues on Bosnia, Iraq By Jack Andenon . and Jan Moller · · The grand old madam of Washing-· ron 's red-light lobbying district -which claims to represenl the interests of 32 million older AmeriCans '· has bared her fangs. We've l!een accuscil of sloppy and misleading reporting by the AARP,. and they 've denied our . · . charges that rhey . "cooked rheir books" to maintain their lofry mem. bership numbers. The AARP also denies thar it spends much of its time and hugeolmdget lobJ>ying Congress. Less rhan I 0 . percenl of its annual b~dget goes roward advocacy, they accurately claim. Bur'rhar number doesn't cvunr ·rhe cash spent on rhe associari011'srwo mega-publicarions, Modem Marurity and AARP Buller in, which go ourro all member households and often rrumpcr the association's positions. ine nel ·expenses for putting ourrhese two pubiicarions rotaled $47 million last year. wirh most of the money going roward covering prinring cosrs. According ro rhe mbsr reccnl fig· ures, compiled by rhe Center for .Responsive Polirics, the AARP spenr ByTOMRAUM AIQ: Itt 1 Pr.u Wrllllr . WASHINGION- Using lhe power of the ptirse, Congress is txitly blessing Presideo! Oinron 's plan ro keep US. rroops in Bosnia beyond a fallen June deadline. And rhe House is seeking to use the same spending power to block a U.S. slrikc 011 Iraq wirlni pier congressionallW"Oval. . J!, il<xh rhe ~ and lhe ~ now have complcllld w<l'k 011 separarc versions of a midyeNspending biD to rrovidc money for miliuuy operalions in Bosnia and the Persian Gulf. Alrhough many ir.ms are in di.~ --: such as llffrcther using cuts in danestic rrogrnms to offset !he rosts of~ deployment as lhe House wanrs -!he Bosnia language has won lhe SLWM of bah chambers. .il<xh bills also include alnn $1.3 billion in new money for peacekreping qJCrnlions . in rhe Persian Gulf. B.. !he Hoose inclucbl in its version a~ by Rep. David Skaggs, IJ.Colo., barring fund-i in the biD frpm being used "fer offensive ~ againsrlraq" ro obtain COIJ1lliaoo: wilh U.N. resolutions- unless authorized by COOgress. There's no relling whclher '\*~will SIIVive a House-Senate coofcre~ COitllllllce lM n!USt ~ a COIIijAOIIhSe verstOI). · B.. bah the Skaggs meaSII'C - and discussion of the Bosnia funds - reflect an ~ on the pan of legis~ 6n bah ~ d the political divide on the old issue ofwhedlcrCongressa rhe president is pinwily respoosible foryendine US. fates into hann's way. . · · · .. · · . , . The Co~Willllion. of oourse, gives Congress rhe riglt roda:lare war. BlaCongress has used 1M power lu !llcly. In his JI'C5d:ncy so fm; Clintm has sent cornba ·~ to Somalia, Haiti, Bosnia, Rwanda and the Inq lml - all~ OOtaining lllvan:e ~ awroval. "Be vay clelr".llis bill wwld give him (Ciintoo) full authai?Jllion to keep~ in llainia Joogu" dUl rhe June deadline he om: !XOfllised, Rep. Boney Frank. D-Mass,, rold lhe House on 1besday as il coosidcred rhe spending legislaii< <I. The bill calls for$487millionto keep !he trOOps in llainiaat lcasrunlil rhestllofrhe IICJ<IIisi:al year on Oct. I. Then lhey'd be covered by a still-to-be considered approprialions bill fcrfiscall999. · · · "Undenland t1it )W have no basiS for criticizing keeping rroops in Bosnia" if you voo: for !he 111Cll!Ul;·l'!;lnk told colleagues. . · o The 1973 W..: ~Act requin:5 ~iooal ..OOftcatioos and 'lW'JVal when American rroops arc sent iniQcomhat. It was a delayed response to the way in which lhe ' confli<.1 in Southeast Asia was cscalared under Presidents Johnson and Ni•on. All presidents smce Ntxon have fourdw~ys 10 sidestep rhe oct. • Omton~U.S . rroopstoBosni;u~ 199Stohelpenfort:epcaceaCI:ords.Abour · IL'IOOU.S.IrOOpi arc mthe formcr.Yugot;lavTCpJbiiC,down liom about 20.000 mttially. ' Otnron had pledged to~ the IJ?OPS by June hut tro"C rcccnrly said they would have rorcmwn for an ~illld period.. . . . . B.. lawmakcos have gcnernlly shown tcStJ;Dntm fm:mg the •~<uc to a head. Barry's World ''' $3,680,000 lob- . bying Congress during the flfSI six months of 1997. · Thai makes them the thifiJ leading noncorpmate sp~ nder" during . tha1 time span just behind the Moiler and Christian CoaliAnderson rion and rhe Narional Commiuee to Preserve Social Securiry. bur sri II ahead of rhe conservarive Seniors Coalition, rhe AFL-CIO and rhe Assi>.. ciarion of Trial Lawyers of America. In our estimatiorr, $3.7 million in . six monrhs is big money. Furthennorc, we've charged rhar: . -- As the associarion has grown from its humble roots as a relircd teacher's uni on to become'Washing· •~n ·s most powerful lob!Jying group, · its leaders have developed some impc· rial tastes. Thai can be seen in its lavish $17 million-a-year downiown ·headquarters, where 2.000 employees walk marble hallways and many park !heir reported. rhar the a.<sociation and irs members will probably never have numhcr ha..; stayed '\;onsis1cnt' ' du.; in large pan ro an ovemighr hoosr of 2. million membcn; by an a<."COUniing fiat. Trurh be told. the AARP ha.• never had much more rhan 22 million ducs•pay)ng tncmhers, Bur the !JSSOCiation gives a free mcmhen;hip to spotiscs, allowing itro claim the larier figure. In 1995. tbe association changed rhe fonnula for compuling lhc ~umber of spouses. lnslcad of multiplying rhe numher ol' :JL1ual members hy 1.5 to rcflccl spc111o;cs. they began mulliplying hy 1.6-- IO renee! a new sllxfy ·suggesting !hat 60 pcrccnr of !heir members arc married. . Overnighr, rhe membership fipm:s climbed by more rhan 2 million, allowing !hem ro. quiclly claim !hat their membership levels have remained constant despite asignificant exodus in rccenr years. · In our view. rhar"s called "cooking the books ... But perhaps we're jusl oldfashioned. Jack Anderson .anci J111 Moler are wrlten for United Feature Syndlclle, Inc. · ..._,. Tirne to cr~ck . down on the White ·House By William A. Rusher Ir's cenainly not news rhal, from 1he .very beginning of rhe sca~dals rhar ha"e enveloped rhc Clinron While House, rhe ~esponsc of the presidenr and his advisers has been to stall whenever possible. That !s a famous old .legal srrategy (remember rhe apocryphal· law firm of Dilly, Dally. Doolirtle & Srahi'?). and ir has worked remarkably well for Mr. Clinrpn. But recently his ·lawyers have indulged in some practic,cs so sharp as 10 be uuerly indefcnsihlc . It may· well be rime li>r some of !hem ro he circd for cnntem;il of courr. and·Jll'rhaps indil:rcd and prosecuted for oh...;trw.:tion 1>fju!'itkc. , The pra<:liccs in question involve the Paula Jones lawsuir. Mrs. Jones auorncy s. seeking · 10 dcmonslral~ thm Mr. Clinton had engaged in a p.ai'icrn of sc.11uul harassment simi'lar lo whal she had allegedly e>pcricnccd. had raken the deposirion of Kathleen Willey. who swote rhe prestdent had groped her in ~ lillie hallway jusr off Ihe Oval Oflice. The atlorneys .then · subpoenaed lhc· While House for all wriuen communicarions between Mr. Clinron and Mrs. Willey. . Ail rhis was rhrcc monrhs ago. · The White House response ro rhc subpoena was: nothing. Apparcnrly . there was nor a single documentrhar fell within 1he scope of the subpoena . . · lbcn lasr month Mrs. Willey appeared on "60 Minutes" and gave a derailed · and highly pla~s.· i- Now the president's attorneys have .colltt up with their answer: Oh, we thought your lubp011111 wu ;,;,,,•ll•tl to · cover only private commutiiclltions! Tllere ·lllwtttn .,,, official. · :· 6. · the subpoena"! Now .lhc presidenl 's auorncys have come up.wirh rhcir ~n'swcr: Oh. we rhought your subpoena was inrcndcd ro cover only privare comhie descriprion municarions' These II ·lcucrs were or . her .Rusher . wrcsrling . · oflicial. . . Jllatch with Mr. As rhc saying goes. rhat dncs~ · r Ciinton. The very nexr day, obvious-. even pass rhe ·smell test. In rbe firsr . ly in an effmt 10 discredit her rcsri - place. the subpoena made nu distincmony by demonslrating that she linn bel ween puhlic and . pr.ivore remained on friendly terms wirh Mr. communications. And in the second Ciinron afler rhc alleged episodc.thc place. tvcn assuming oflicial comWhite House released 1; scparale munications were ex'dudcd. how communicorions from Mrs. Willey Clln rhcsc pat he ric 'leiters be · h · ·d Ti d'd · .squeezed tnlo r~ar category '! "Fondto t. c prest cnt. ]ey t tndeed I ..., If hilt ". h I· ; I' .. fli .· I" ,show thar she was rrying 10 sray on Y · r •. s t c eve o n . 1~1a good lerms with him, apparently in . dtscourse m rhe Cltntnn admtntslrarhc hOJll' thar he might yet reward ltnn. what dcK:s the prtvalc stull look . I.uII -tlmeJo . . h tnl . he . hke·•·•. . hcrwtl. h apaymg . .. .. . · 1.~ s rune rh.tllhts While House. One lertcr ended •uri c~l msnlcnl · "Fondly:" Another pnx:l~imcd her lralhcktng wuh th~ lrurh ts slopped '"your grcalcst f'ln .. (I his was in the · for ~nod -- and not.only stopped, hul run·-up ro his 1996 campaig·n liu rc -· pumshed. To dchberarely ,conceal clecrion). and wuhhol~ decumenrs prOJll'rly One can imagine rhc rcaclion of subpocnac~ ts nm <~nly to dtspla! Paula Jones ' lawyers when rhcy read contempt lor rhc JOdt~tal pr~es~. II' abour th~se documcnrs.. Why ts •. felony : 11bst~ctum of JUSI!cc, wcrcn 'rthcy produ~cd in response 111 p~mshablc hy a pnson ~enrcncc . The Jones lawyers have pmnted thts.our lhc federal disrricl coun in · Arkansas. and it is up to the ju!lgc to take approprialc action. . . Which of Mr. Clinrnn ·s rwu: scu~ attorneys arc Jll'rsonall)· r~spunsihlc fur the nhsrructinn"! Rullcn Bennett is rhc prc~idtnr"s·lcad :~It orne)~ in rhc Paul:o Jones ~uit. and tlic, in)·csti~.rlinn ccnainl)' oughr h\ .be!lin wirh him. But perhaps he has rakcn ·care to prulecl himsclfhy m:~kin1! it clc;tr to lawyers further hack in rhe wtnlwork rhal he dncsio"t c.•cn want tu know ahout inconvenicni documcnls u~tii' ir" s uhsolurcly neccssury. If su. rhc individual resjltlnsihle m:1y be 1 · , .. some csser sra.l altorncy (or altorncys) who chose 111 dis~gard. once ltKntftcn. the clear command of thc law. . Auorney General Reno would do well to instrucrr~ U.S. Attorney in Little R1K:k ro start deciding whom ro indict. ., William A. Rllllher h • Diltla:. guisl)ed Feilow or the 0•re111011t lnstltut~ ftlr th~ Study or Statamanshlp and Political Phllosoplly. In Is the Exodus linked ·to Atlantis?· till',; .... ,c• ..,._, e1-WNEAIIC. "MMn. whlll ~ - .. lmOking scenes:• By The A~lllted Prna . · · . . . Today is Friday, April 3, ~he 93rd day of 1998. There arc 272 days left m the year. . . • · Today's Highlight in History: . On April 3, 1968. less than 24 hours.before he was assassinated iq Memphis, Tenn., civil rights leader Manin Luther King Jr. told a rally of striking sanitation workers, "II really docsn't.mauer with me now, becauStl I've been to.the mountain top. and I don't mind." Oti this date: · In 1860. the legend3ry Pony E•press began service between St. Joseph, Mo., lltld Sacramento. Calif. · _, · . In 1~. Union forces occupied the Confcdcra~ 'apital.of Richmond, Va. · In 1882, outlaw Jesse James was sh01 to death in St: Jqscph, Mo., by · Robert Ford, a member of his own gang. In 1936, Brunq Hauptmann wa.' electrocuted in Tren1on, N.J .. for the kidup-munler of the Linilbc!rlh infant · : In 1948. Presjdent Truman signed the Marshall Plan, which allocaled mon: thu S5 billion in aid .for 16 European countries. · In 1968. North Vietnam aJfc;ed to mee1 with U.S. represenrarives ro ser up prelimiiiM)' peace talks. . .In 1996. 111 Air Force jerliner can-ying Commerce Secretary Ron Brown and Amcriean business executive~ crashed in Croa1ia. killing aiJ .JS people aboafdJ . ' . .. ~ ' . 7 . • ' . ' - Plato's · B.Y George R. Plagenz We obviously are nor going to srory was resr easy until Thursday, Oclobcr that rhc 26, 2028. has come and gone, Athenian bloo~~ despite I he rcassuri n~ update from lawgivtr asuonomers thar rhe asreroid Solon was aimed our way. won't come closer rold by rhan 600,000 mi~s to Earrh . Egyprian Thar's probably whalthey said priests on a in 1908 when a liny mele(ll\jli: visir lo ••ploded ov~r Siberia, leveling Egypr ·in 590 900 square miles of Russian tun· B.C. thai in dra (abour twice rhc size of Alas· · lhc ancient Piagetiz remained arc called the islands of Afrer volcanic eruptions t!Jc _ka), pasr "!here Santorini today. · surrounding wa1crs may rurn red, Almost the en lire popular ion , rish may be poisoned. and the · And who knows ·whatrhey said dwelt rhc fairesl and nobles.! race 65 million years ago before a · of men th$1 ever lived . But !here perished in the giant explosion. a~companytng nieteorolosical giant asreroid collided with rhe · occurred violent earthquakes and There were scanered sur~ivors dtsl~rban.c~s frcquc~tly creal~ Yucatan Peninsula,' leading, some Ooods, and in a single day and whQ migrarcd 10 Grecco and. so srrong winds and rainswrms ol' say. to rhe e>lincrion · of the night of rain rhe island of Allanris rhc srory goes, brought advanced volcanic hail. · dinosaurs. · · disappeared benearh the sea." . civilization · there . Until rhcn , . .. The Bible says the waters of ' Bur rhese were minor catasrro· ,Piaro placed Allantis in the Greece had been inhahitcd by Egyprrurncd red as blood, drivins phei compared ro rhc disappear· Atlanrie Ocean near Bimi·ni in rhe primirivc .lribes. frogs on. shore . DarkncliS covered What inleresls Bible scholars the land. The winds hroush1 ance of Arlanris. lhc fabled iosr Bahamas. More reccnrly ir has been "loca~d" in rhe Medirer- . ahour ·rhis accounr is thai it may locusrs ~h~t de_stroycd rhc crops; . conriircnr. According ro legend, Jhe van· ranean Sc~. norrh of the island of shed ligln on tfie exodus of the Wa.~ II In lhts confusion thai the ishcd~cradle of civillzarion was a ·· Crere. Geological e~dence points lsraclires from Egypt and rhe Israelites saw their chance io " fa ir and . golden land" struck · IO a volcanic eruplion off -the · evenls leading up to it. escape'/ The Egyptians purst~ed I down by a series of.convulsions at Greek coast in the 15th century Egypr, where 1he Israel ires them but were drowned in the sC:.. , \lhe heighr of irs power, and .rrow . B.C. 'on rhe bcauriful island of were slaves in rhc ISth century Were they c·aught by one of t~ lies under lhe 'sea. · · Sanrorini. B.C., w'lrs only 450 miles .from huge tidal waves SCI bff when tfle It was Plato fn lhe fourth centu· When the fiery rain finally Santorini: Was rhe volcanic. crup- island of Santorini fell into. the ry B.C. who described Atlantis as sropped. rhe cenlral portion of rhe tion on the island re~ponsible for bottom or t'1afca? . . an .earthly paradise wilh mighty island dropped into a deep hole in the Ten Plag 11es (Eixodu~ 7-12) Geol'lt Pllltaz I• • •Jadictd· mountains, fertile plains, naviga- the sea; crearing lidal waves a rhar God is said 'to have sent upon eel writer ror New.•P•Jier Eater~ ble rivers and a large and rhriving mile high and grear noods. The Pharaoh:s people before P~araoh prllle 1\IIMIItloa. ' · population. birs and pieces , of Ia ad that · agreed ro lei the Israelites go? The Bible says the waters of Egypt ·turned red as' driving frogs on shore. · Darkness covered the land. . Th.e wind.s brought locust$ that destroyed the crops. · ' The Daily Sen.tinel• Page 3 Pomeroy"• Middleport, Ohio Meigs announcements Satul'day, April 4 Services Buildl ng in Middleport. The Evangelist to speak Evangelisr John Elswick will nieering is sponsored by the Meigs speak at the Poplar Ridge Freewill Counry Board of Commissione rs. MICH. Baprisr Church Sunday and April 19. 6 p.m. and every Sunday during lhe Racine OES meeting Regular meeting of Racioe ChaJ>" Harold I...8S11fKent, 86, Middleport, died Thursday, April2, 1998 in Holz- month of May. • rer 134 Order of me Easrem Star wi ll e~ Medical Cenrer. be held Monday. 7:30p.m. Mock intHe was born on Sept. 6, 1911 in Spencer, W.Va., son of the lare Edward Open house <' )\n open hOuse w nr ~~e held liarion wilf be held. • and Emma Bays Sargent. He was a U.S. Anny Air Corps veteran of World • War II, and was rerired from Imperial Elecrric, where was he was employed Wednesday, 1-4 p.m. at rhe Syracuse Man~leld so• , as a machine operator. . Post Office lo promore the Frank Chun:h revival IND. The Hazel Commu nity Church CJ!l He is survived by his wife, wuma Roush Sargent; IWO sisters. Erli.ne Wolfe tloyd Wrighr sramp. New Posrmas· of Indiana, and Adele Buechnef of Columbus: rwo sisters-in-law, Frances rer Bonnie Brown will be swo rn in al Dewirts Run Road. Long Bouom. Burcher of Cleveland, and Clara Mae Sargenr of Racine; and rhrec nieces I p.m. Refreshmenrs. All welcome. will hold revival April 8-12. '7:3b p.m. nightly wirh special speakets and lhree nephews . 52' He was also preceded in dealh by rwo brorhers and a half-sister. GED testing • an<! singers eac h night Pasror Eds~ l Columbus 152' Graveside SCI'\'ices will be 3:30p.m. Sarurday in 1he Letan Falls CemeThe nexr available Meigs County Han welcomes all . rery Chapel, with the Rev. James Bernacki officiaring. No calling hours will GED tes!ing opponuniries will be · Communion service The Syracuse First Church or be observed, and arrangements are by the Middlepon Chapel of rhe Fisher April 22 and 23. For more informalion. call the Middleport Adult Basic God will hold communion and fe~l Funeral Home. ~ In lieu of flower.;, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Literacy Education center ar 992- washing service April 9 ar 6:30 p.m. Society, Meigll County Unit, PQ 'Box 703 , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. · 5808 or the Pomeroy center at 9926247. - . F~ . health fair W. VA. A free health fair wirh heai!IJ Trustees to meet screening and educarion for all ag~s Units of the Meigs County Emer. POMEROY 1bc regular monthly meeting of will be ·held April 16, 10 a.m. ro i2 '' gency Medical Service recorded eighr 2: 13 p.m., volunteer fire depart- the Suuon Township Board of p.m. at rhe Family Life Cenrer ~ calls for assistance Thursday. Unils ment and squad to Carmen Road, Trustees will be held Monday. 7:30 Fifrh and Main streers, MiddlepoR. responding included: brush fire at Jeff Ohlinger residence. p.m. at lhe Syracuse Municipal • The event is sponsored by the MidCENTRAL DISPATCH no injuries reponed, Syracuse and Building. dlepon Ministerial Assoc iarion. the Pl. Showers 10:37 a.m .• State Roure 338, Middlepon squads assisted; Synod of the Covenant, Presbyterian . GraphicsNet Racine, Wilma Shultz. Holzer Med4:08 p.m.. SR 7 and Deadman's · Party canceled Church (USA) an~ will include inforical Center, Racine squad assisted; Curve, moror vehicle accidenr, Judy An anniversary party scheduled malion on nutrilion. cancer. heart dis12:34 p.m .. Rocksprings Rehabil- Erwin, Pleasanr Valley Hospiral, B. for Sunday for Robert and Beatrice ea.~ and more. hearing, vision and itation Cenrer, Pomeroy, Herber! Greg Fiedcrzzyk, refused rrearment, Davis of Middlepon has been can- blood and blood pressure checks. Bumpass. O'Bieness Memorial Hos· Cenrral Dispaleh squad assisted. celed due l<i illness. Internet meeting pital, Pomeroy squad assisted; · RACINE The lnremet Users will meer on By The 'A ssociated Press . . 11:19 p.m. , SR 681, Tuppers 7:02 p.m., VFD and squad to SR .Correction Tuesday at 6:30p.m. The ropic will . Cloudy skies will prevail as rain, develops this afternoo.n across southern Plains. Jean Hawk, Veterans Mel]lo- 124, barn lire, Bruce McKelvey own·"Lord ls It I" will be presenred be Windows '95: Tips and Tricks. . and cen1ral Ohio, according to rhe National Weather Servtce. rial Hospital, Tuppers Plains squad er, no injuries reponed. · . . Sunday. 8 p.m. al Heath Unired ·· · Afternoon highs will be in lhe 5.0s. Heavy rain and rhunderstorms are like· assisted. RUTLAND · Merhodist Church in Middlepon. Quartet to sing , ly in the south and remperatures drop tonight from the mid 30s in rhe north. MIDDLEPORT . 5:40p.m., Meigs Mine 31 ,.Cecil Mounr Union Baptist Church will · ro 1he mid 40s in rhe southeast. . · .. 8:08.p.m., Powell Streel, Connie Dillion, O'Bieness Memorial Hospi- Crall meeting slated host the SonShine quanel singers · ' , The rain will raper off Saturday morning, wilh mosr of the srare see~g Hoffman, HMC. tal, Cenlral Dispatch squad ..Ssisted. An infonnational meeting for from Jackson on Sunday evening at : pany cloudy to mnsrly sunny skie~ in the afremoon. Afternoon htghs will Meigs Counry craflsmen interested in 6:30. The church is located of Stare . · range from rhe mid 40s in the northeasllo rhe mid 50s i.n rhe sourh. · promOiing !heir products in a color Route 143. 2.5 miles soulh of Car. The record high for today in Columbus of 79 was serm 1981 . The record caralog will be held Wednesday, I .penrer. Pa.~tor Joe N. Sayre invites the · low of 18 was set iri 1879. p.m. at rhe Meigs County Human public. . Sunserroday in Columbus is ar6:58 p.m. Sunrise Sarurday is at 6: II a.m. . Wealher forecast: WASHINGTON (AP)- Wilh rhe Even · Republicans, who would Tonighr...Occasional showers, wilh a chance of a rhunderslonn. Lows in Paula Jones lawsuir gone and time decide wherher to launch'llll impeach· •.the lower t'l mid 40s. East windSSro 10 mph, becom.in~ nonhwesl al 10 ro running out on his grand jury in menl inquiry against Presidenr Clin, 15 mph. The chance of rain, is near 100 pen:enL . . Arkansas, Whitewalef prosecuror ton, paid deference to lhe magnitude . Saturday..:Cioudy wilh a chance of showers, rhen parttal cleanng lare. Kenneth Starr is pressing to wrap up of rhe Jones ruling. ' Highs in rhe mid 50s. The chance of rain is 50 percent CINCINNATI (AP) - The gov· · Susan blort ro find Ohio Power his criminal iiwesligation as an "Unless there is an open and shut . . Salurday night ... Mostly clear. Highs in the upper 50s. emmenr is suing. an Ohio utility for liable for cosrs of furure federal emboldened While:House steps up its • case, the kind which would result in reimbursemenr 'of more than $1.1 •cleanup effpns thai may be needed ·' · Extended forecast: attacks. a resignarion, as happened wilh Pres- . million for cleanup of toxic pollption !here. Sunday .. .Mosrly clear. Highs in the upper 50s. ' . idenr Nixon, I do nor think there al an indusrrial disposal site near Monday... Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 30s. Highs near 60. Ohio Power is a ~ubsidiary of ought be an impeachmenl proceed· lronron. ··: . Tuesday... Becoming cloudy with a chance of showers. Lows near 40. Columbus-based American Eleclric ing," said Sen. Arleri Specter, R-Pa. · Highs in rhc mid 60s. · ' A suir filed Wednesday in U.S. · Power Co. Clinron even 'llbr some kind words Districl Court alleges rhat Ohio PowAEP's share of rhe cleanup cosl Am Ela Power ...................... 5~. Thursday from House Speaker Newt er Co. disposed hazardous wasles at should be subsranlially less rhan Akzo ...................................... 99'!. Gingrich . "Bill Clinlon ha.• plenty of the old Aulomatic Containers landfill whatrhe govemmenr wanls, compaAmrTech .................................49 courage," Gingrich said in an inter· sire. U.S. 1-2. 230-260 lbs. counlry Ashland 011 .............................55 COLUMBUS (AP) . - Indiana~ ny spokesman Par Hemlepp said view taped by CNBC. AT&T .....................................66'• Ohio dire~t hog prices ar selecred poinrs 33.00-34.00, few 32.50 and The government also a.~ked Judge Thursday. Bank One •••.• ~........................64'• I · buying points Friday as provided by 34.50: planrs 34.00-35.00, few 35.50. Bob Evana ............................ 2f}. UoS. 2-3, 230-260 lbs, 27.50. ·rthe U.S. Department of Agriculture Borg-WarMr ••..•.....••••.•....•...65'}'• . · ! · Market· NewK: · • . 32.50; 210-230 lbs. 25.00-27.50. Broughton ............................. 18'!. Sows: near steady. ' • 1 ~arrows jlnd gilrs: mostly SO cents Champlon .... :........................14'1• U.S. 1-3 300-400 lbs. 23.00-25.00. I lo 1.00 lower; demand and movement Charm Shps •.... ,... :.................,4'• City Holdlng ....................;.......46 few 22.50; 400-500 lbs. 24.00-26.00; ' lighr to moderale. Federal Mogul ....................... ss~ 500-600 lbs. 26.00-30.00, few over GenMtt .................................7'1!!. 600 lbs. 31.00-31.50, instances 32.50. Goodyear .:••:...........................75 - .Boars: over 300 lbs. 1.5.00-'17 .00; (Continued from Page 1) Kmart ..................................... 111'!. under 300 lbs. 18.00-21.00, few Kroger ...................................46\ "Pesticide residue would be a big 22.00. Lands Enc1 ......... ;....;.............. 38'!. .concern wilh me,:• Cosrello said. "In LlmHed .................................30}. Estimared receipls: 37,000. . .the 1950s, DDT . wa.~ very common, Oak Hill Flnl., ...... ,...;............... 28 Prices from Producers Liveand some Olher chemicals rhat are stock AsSociation: OVB ••••~ ..............................~ ..... 41 · One Valley ............................ 38'· . preuy . persistent. ·Being an experiFriday's trends: Peoples ...................................48 . . menial sial ion, irs hafllro rell what Hog.~ 50 cenl~ lower: sows sready; Pram Flnt ...............................21'!. .. I hey were testing." carrie 50 cents to I .50 high•!· . Roekwall ............................... 57~ , Cosrello said rhe buried waste is RD/Shell ...............................58'• .away from the area where rhe new Stars....................................sa'}. · ,!iehool would be built. The porential Shoney'a .................................5'1. Star Bank .............................&2'1• . !iehool sire has been'resred before and Veterans Memorial Wendv's .......:.................... ~ ... 23~. appears 10 be safe, he said. Worthlngton............... :.......... 18'1. Thursday admissions Mynle · 1 "l'm alarmed." said Shirley Gue. Haning. Pomeroy .. : ,a parenr who has led residenls in a . Stock raporta ara tha 10:30 Thursday discharges - none. · . rhree-year fight against the new a.m. quotila provided by Adveat Holzer Medical Center of Galllpolla. . scliool which would consolidare ~ Discharges April :Z - Amanda Mason County's rhree tligh schools. · · "If they're going to build rhe !iChool, ~oseberry. Rylie Hall, Effie Dunn. Mrs. Brenr My.er.; and son, Mrs. Lar. it alleast"needs 10 be in a safe place:" ry 'sreveils and daughrer, Doris Jones, Parsons said !he residents· who Alma Wilson, Kermit Ci!ieo, MarTOIIIIY Ll.! oiONII, WUUY IMPEl oppose the consolidalion are using garer Gahm, Brooke Connolly. · U.S. MARSHALS'"" · "the contamination issue as anolher Robert Thaxlon. Caroline Allhof. ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 •.. way ro stop the project. 446-111123 Mrs. Larry Arthur and daughrer. . II is nor known when !he school (fu!ilished with pennlssion) · will test the sire because lhe school · board's archirectural firm has 10 be updated on the situation. said Clacy ·Williams, execurive direCtor at the swe School Building Aulhority. Point Plea.•anl is about five miles nonhea.•t of Gallipolis. for daytime conditions and high temperalures Harold Lee Sargent derrieres in ergonomically correcr friends like they did during the. era of chairs !hat cost $300 apiece. . Democratic rule. ,.. . Sadly. as sOme seniors have poinred .. MOSI members join the AARP to out. rhe slick marble hallways make· take advanrage of the many diSI:OUIIIS .' walking difficull for some seniOrs - and. ser-Vices olfered -- nOI becahse while the dim office lighrinr, makes ir rhey want a Washington lobbyist hard for some older Americans 10 see woll<ing on their behalf. Highly conliwell when visiting headquarters. · denrial inten)al surveys · obtained by. .. Al~gh the AARP is officially our associate Dale Van Ana show that nonparti , doesn'r endoo;e candi- only 14 percenlofmcmbers list "lq)o dates, and ver conlributes 'to pe\irical resentation" as the mosr importanl reacam(laigns, it has alienared many con- son to join. ( servatives by consisrently supporting . Still, AARP spokc511'\an Lisal)M liberal tax-and-spend programs. Irs assures us that the association never mosr spectacular failure in litis area ·takes a srand wirhout firsr Consulting was its 1994 endorsement of an expen· ' rhe membership, and that "all memsi vc health-tate reform package rhat bers have the opportunity to make their was soundly defeared. . voices heard" on policy positions: · Such a history has made "'lilt----- Perhaps nol~ing has angered the AARP's life more difficult in this ern . l!luc-noses at the AARP m6rc !han our of GOP congressional rule and bal· rccenl assert.io~ thai rhe associarion anced budgcls. So rhe a.-.oc iarion ha.' "cooks irs liooks'" to mainrain ils. done irs besrro cultivate ries to rhe new membership levels. "Membership in Republican leadership -- including AARP since 1990 has remained conopening "a hack channel'" to House sistcnr. numbering around J2 million," Speaker Ncwr Gingrich, in the words· the associarion harked hack. of AARP tojllobhyis! John Rother. Bur a.• we reponed rcccnt!y. lhe But the fact remains. as we ' ve .. OHIO Weather AccuWcather• AAR·P should ·save their indignation Sentinel • • ""· I I• I ·~ •I • ~ ~ I ~ a EMS units record 8-calls ''' c£!21 :.Rain expected to taper -:off on Saturday morning Starr pressed to conclude probe. in wake of dismissal AEP challenges.feds' bill for cleanup cost at site · Stocks Today's livestock report :· School site Hospital news 1~111 -·-·- 6.BD/a APR Up Dl 72 Mo.-ths!'"''"'_ I . The Daily Sentinel ' an • .._ a-•• •lin ••• tiiSPS liJ·HOt P11M<stlrd cvety a(tl.'rnOon. Munday lhruuJh Fritb). Ill routl St. Pmncruy, Ohifl. by lhc Ohlo V~Uey Publishin.. ComptmyiGannen Co.• Jlnmerny. Ohio 4~169, Ph. 992-2156. Sccnrtd clali IJDS'II!.C paid 1t Pomeroy, Ohio. Mmbrr: The A~i11tet.l p,~~~- and lhc Oh111 Ncw~r A~ialk>n. ' Obio.t~7M. 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The Reds finally played a decent ' In addition. owner Marge Schott game .•The.y m~de two more errors. fell at home and broke her hip after rat.st~g thetr senes total to ~P. but the opener, and Casey was hit by a Wllhe Greene and Chns Styru:s thrown ball during prt -gartle work- ho~red off Andy Ashby. who fell .to outs Thursday and broke the bone 0-8 m 13 games agamst the Reds, hts below his right eye. worst mark against any club. Another loss would have been all And Shaw, who led .the Jeag~e in the,more deflating. saves.las.t season, got hts first wuh a "I kne~~t I had to concentrate to surprtse t~row tolirst. . give us a chance to win," said starter He reheved woth the Reds up f-1 Steve Cooke. who allowed four hits in the eighth and San Diego threat-. and one run over six innings to get ening. Qu~Jvio Veras walked and the victory. "It's a relief. You don 't went to thml on .Gwynn's one-out want to start the season losing a single. bringin~ Ken Caminiti to the whole bunch of games." plate represento~g the go-ahead run. The Padres wound up winning 2After throwmg four pnche~ to of-3 on the road- not a bad way to Caminiti. Shaw thre~ to fir..t and start out, all things considered. But caught Gwynn leanm~. Eduardo San Diego was in more of a mood to ·Perez tagged Gwynn's nght arm as consider what might have been. he ~ove ~ac[' . "We still had a chance to sweep I can t thmk of the last nme I saw and try to close it out, but it's a good Tony get picked off," Padres manstart," said Tony Gwynn, who got ager Bruce Bochy said. "He's got picked off in the eighth inning to such great instincts. It happens. He undercut the Padres' final rally. "We made a quick move over there and it played pretty well the first two was a good throw." . games.'' 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Trish Warner came on in. relief . to pick up the same in giving up one hit, oo walks and no strike outs. Southern made four errors. . Lori Bumgardner suffered tbe los.• with relief from Weaver. They gave up 16 runs on 14 hits, had two strikeouts and gave up seven walks. Southern plays Vinton County tonight. lonlnllllllll Wallllinu Southern 020-000-~:!' s3 320-434-x=l6144 · lallerlts Southern: Kim Sayre (WP) and Aslili ·navis Wahama: Lori Bumgardner I LP), . Weave·r and Fields DAVE HARRIS .:! ,,,.....,.. ..... I, .: ' Dlecount .....................888.00 Rebate ..................... 1,CMIO.OO ,,,,. four /:,:.. $12,57400 524,055 70 1996 CHEVY CORSICA . 1996 BUICK SKYLARK · Auto, air, cass and more rour Price.. $26I 98500 1991 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE •29,980 OR 1996 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE NO MONEY DOWNI $9,$00 1996 CADILLAC .SEVILLE STS. 1998.CHEVY • CAVALIER MONTE CARLO 4 Door- auto· airstereo-7000 miles. va; llllla, 1tr, loaded, --· 9.75.,. APR,IIO- Tax &IIIII- not - - Paymont IUiliociiD cnodk . Leather- VB- CD Player- more •27,900 •23,900 1998 CHEVY WAS $20,500.00 2100mllQ WAS$14,400 ::-.•10,900 f..W . , , ,._ I . 900 . • Sentinel Correapondent i ~ 5 sP!l6d, air, ~. rear defog. MSRP .................. .'$14,280.00 air, cass, ext cab, 4x4, tilt, cruiSe, va, auto MSRP............... $29,159.00 Dlscount...............2174.00 Rlver Valley: Nate Stanley (l;PJ and Brian Bradbury · Meigs: Jeremiah Bentley (WP) and Tony Dugan i .. ,\1 1998 GMC SIERU. 1998 CHEVY CAVALIER . gles by Marie Denney and Peters Hy~Ji -~truCk out five. ~;lked two plll(ed four RIDS and give River Vdl- and gave up eight hits. Gilkey led the River Valley's sbflballteam spot- ley a 5-I lead . . Marauders with two singles. ted the. Meiss Marauders a first Ward led off the · Raiders sixth . Williams and ·Abby Harris each inning RIP and then held Meigs inning with a single. Hash followejl added singles. . · scoreless the rest of the way 'lind went two outs later with a dciulilc to give· . Meigs will ~n~vello Federal Hock· the Raiders lhe 6-t·. win. ing on Friday and will host ·Jackson 011 10 defeat Meigs 6-1. · Kelly Gilkey ted off the bottom of Terri .Eddy was the winniria pitch- on Saturday. . the.first for Meigs with a ~ingle. She er for River Vllley, givi111 up four lpnlqlllllll Iller came in 10 score on a Brooke hits, walkins three and striking out River Valley 001-40 I -0=6-8-4 Williims siQgle: . · eiahl. Hash led the Riv.cr Valley hit· Mei1s 100-000-0=1-4-0 The Raiders. who played 11\cir sea- ten with a double and a sinste. Ward " Blt\ft'lel . 1011 opener.liedthegame.in~third and .Lindsey Peten added two sin- · River Valley: Eddy (WP) and inninl Sarah Ward led off the mnlns ales. Denny and Griffith (ollowcil HoDuballl~ with ~ walk and slole second: She with sitiJieS. Meip: Amy Hysell (LP) .and ICO!edtwoouts later on a base hit off Amy Hyselltciok the loss despite ~Y Sanford, Amber VIRina (S) the bel oi'Holty.Hash 10 tie the pme . .JP'::.tc;;h:;int:a..:•:..a&c::.:~:::d~ "f!!!!~::..:for=:M:::e::i&a:•::.·-:----::::---::-:--1 11 ' : rourth,Jesaica Griffith sinJled· wid! two outi, Ward followed ftAQ•Q with a walk, a Meias pror and lin· DDI!fil lfil d By '• Wushir1Jion 4. Tump11 Bny I PhillllklrtJia J. LolL A:ngclc• 0 S"n Jose l 011uwa .1 (lit") Oti.:n1n 2. C11loraUn I ' DtE\IRDl.Et PI" one batter. Bradbury tripled and hit a sixth-inning solo homer to lead River Valley attlie plate. Steven Conley singled. On Wednesday, the Belpre Golden Eagles rolled to a·21-0 win over the visiting Marauders. Belpre scored nine runs in the first, added eight in the second and four in the third against three Meigs pitc~rs . No other details were available on the contest. •..... · ·. · The Marauders (1-2) will seek a win in their first Tri-Valley Confer· ence game of the sea.~on today when they travel 'to Federai Hacking. Meigs !!!ill host a twinbill Saturday against Jackson. lnnln& blllla River Valley 001-001-0=2-3-4 Meigs 103:.000- 2=6-12-0 · Batteries ••·I ,., ~t. 9 ••·5 ,. . ,....,., *7990or S169 mo. crew 6·1 loss hi Raiders' opener . ~ llfl IKII 71J J OI'I 2fll r>K 1~., 202 IJI:J OfiiiWII Ill 2 7 Moa.•Frl. 9 Auto., air, stereO, buckets ·~-· River Valley hands Meig-s ~oftbaJI .... .. . ....4.119 II IJJ 2 1 ~ J~h Jt·lklrutl ..................... .4020 I ~ 11~ 121 179 ~ l'i ·SI. I.uu b: .. -10 2h K K!<l 22l 11K Gil 17}. • Will Eqolllped! 1!197 Grl Prlzlls • Aw Cordlolniog • Aullrnalc l! 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V•nmeter •• . remained perfect in three games by reached on an error and IC;eams sin- . t i:Jaiming a huge 16-2 non-league win gled to !llake the SCClre 3-2. : over the Wahama · White Falcons Behind .a Caldwell double and ( Thursday, night in Racine. · Trish Holman. single, Southern went I SoUthern is 3-0 overall. 2-0 i~ the up 5-2 in the smmd. Southern plat:. Tri-Valley Conference Hocking-Qivi~ ed four runs in the fourth and three ,,, sion. in the fil\h,then came back with four t Tornado coach Howie Caldwell more runs in the sixth to account for ~ · wus all smiles after his club brought the 16-2 win. : out the battle axes and hacked out 14 Caldwell led ull hitters with three • · hits in 'the fOiite. Southern took a 3- singles. a double and a walk in five i 0 lead in the first and actually that plate apPearance<. She srored all five WIIS all that was· neces.'lllry to· put times she was on base; Regina ' away tbe White Falcons. Manuel was also perfect with IWD Cynthia Caldwell, who was a per- hiis.IJ triple and single and two walk.. • feet 4-4 on the night. lined a single an~ sacrifice. fly. . ·· Both Lyons and Kim SayR: w~re : to start out the game. then sophomore ~ Stacy Lyons reached on an error, 2-4. Lyons slamming ·a sinsle ~nd . ' Regina Manuel walked, Lyons. stole double, whde Sayre. dou~Jed .lwtce. ' home. 'Ashley McKinney sacnficed Lyons aiM> scored tlirce ltmes. ~ and Ashli Davis walked. . Oth~ Southern hillers were Ash' Wahama did make il close in the li Davis. Trish Warner. Jodi Hupp und ~ secOnd when Dailey walked and Trish Holman. · Hockey {A.IIImn t:IJf) Milw:~uk.:~ :111 Flnri11:L. I :0:\ J'.m. Phibklphia ut Atlanlu. I: 10 p.nl. Los An at:~ 1111 CINCINNA I; I:t p,m. PiusburJ)I ut ~.Y. Mcts, I:JOp-.m. .S:tn Dit,o 11 St l.oui1. l ;IOJI.m. MnnwaJ .- ~•1u C•bs. 2:20p.m. Col011kk! 111 HouiiOI_l.l:35 p.m. SaO F~lk:o at Ari~onu. ll:O:'i p.1n. · Jeremy Want' went l•for-3 with an ·RBI. · Gary Stanley (2-1) suffered his first loss of the season. H'e pitched th~ and two-third innings, giving up six Rins on five hits. TheRedmen n;avelto U~ana Saturday as they swmg back mto Mtd' Ohio Conference briefly before hosting Georgetown in I non-conference matchup Sunday afternoon at I p.m . at the Stanley L. Evan~ Athletic ~omplex. in half when he launched a towering home run over the new erected eight foot fence in left-center field to pull the Raiders to within 4-2. Meigs closed the scoring with a pair of runs in the sixth innirg. Humphreys, Colin Roush and Aaron Vanlnwagen all singled and' River Valley had an error to lead to the Mei~~ rilns. The Raiders loaded the bases in the top of the seventh without the benefit of a hit on three walks: But Bentley recorded the last out on a come backer to the mound to end the gal!lC. Meigs had I 2 hits, led by Martin amt Humphreys with three singles each. Bentley. Tony Dugan, Ramsburg. · Roush, Vliillnwagon and Halfhill all chipped in with singles. Bentley strUcl( out 10 and walked five,- with three of those coming in . the last inning. Nate Stanley• .as 1~ starter and loser for the · Raiders. struck out nine. while walking fOJJr and Jre .hit '/.' N'-ow Yor~ a1 BOslon, Mp.m. Dallas u1 S.1Crmt1l!nkt, Mp.m. ~allle aclknve.-, 9 p;m. . · Sunday'•Pmel I'Ntmit (K<:i!Jie J-!\J :.t BitllifUI»re (KunKnle\:ki lo-6). U:'i Jl.m. .- (AH IIJDH EDT) O..ltllldu af WaJohinglun, I p.t)l, • L.A. l~ers nllklmir .. 1. p.m. LA, CltJ'Ptfs a1 Cl£VELAND, I:JO fl.m. Milwlluk~ allndiunn.•2:30 p.m. Minlk!sota a1 Adullla, 3 p.m. Chl!!ugu 111 Huu!Uon. ~ : JO p.m. Toron111 al Phila&lclphia, 6 p.m. U1nh Ill Vuncou~er, 7:JOp.m. • V6, loaded, all new styling. ~ Sou hern softtlall team blasts .~ W ama 1~-2 to.stay undefeated 'Sunday '• games Phii;Mklt,fftll (Grn:-nc 4-4) nl Allmlt<t (Millw.otld • ~-.H . 7:10p.m. Milwaukn! (Judl!'n 0.1} ul Flunda (M\.'idiWll (). 0}. 7 :0~ Jl.lll. Culuro11Ju (lbon~p~un 3·.'1 .ac H'!Ulltln {tkrttn"-ln 2-4). K :O~ Jl.lll. Saturday's ~·- • Saturday'sgam.. Nnt York :II New h:r.'ll:)'. 7:JO p.m. Charlollt: hi Miami, 7:JO jl.m . Gulden Stolle al San A.nlonio. 8:JO p.m. Ponlnnd nl Pho.!nil,IJ p.m. Lnt Anp:ks (ValUes 10.11) '" CINCINN..\TI (Tumknll · 7), I : I~Jtnt Piulhurp! ( Ueb..'f 11 · 14) 111 N.Y. Mel~ (Mikki H-12). 1:40p.nt San Die1o (P. Smilh 7-6) ar Sl. L.-.uis (Mer~;kcr . TI!'JtOJI (Oii ~er U-1 2) tt.l Ttll'oftlo IWilli:m11 9· . 14) . 1 : 1»~p . m . : . , . ;l a1 W!llhin.ton, 1 p_.nt L.A . n,Jlr1Ln "' Ptnladclphio. 7::\0 p.m. hll.liana u« Ch:vlo!h•. 7:JO p.n1. Hou ~ h.m ul Atl:mm. 7:JOp,m. L.A. Llkt:n al CLEVELAN.D, Hp.,ll. 80!111.ln ill Uc1mi1, 8 p.m. Minnt::~l.l lilal 01kugo. M :JO p.m. Denver ul U1nh, 9 p.m. ll.:lllns at Purtl;uW, 10 p.m. Scuulc: al V;mtouvcr, 10 p m. M1lw: 1Uk~ ar s ...., .. ~.uu. 1o ~ p.m Mon1'rca (Valdt5 4-4) ;11 ChkatRO Cub~ (Mul· hnllund 6-IJ t: 2:20 Jl.m. · S01n Fnmd•~;u (0. O;~rwin ~ - II I 111, AriiMn:l Toni~ht's games Teus (Helling !'1-'J) a1 Torooln (JuanOulOii'lfl .16), 7:0!1 Chicaao While StlJtiBaldwin 12· 1!1) nl Tampa Bay (0om:ki 1-0). 7:U.'i p.m. ·· l:klroil (Sanden 6-1-4) rn B:.llimorc- (l.>rntJ(k 12· ~ II). 7 :~ p.m. •. ~ Kan~:a Cily IHaiM:'y 1· 21 al Minflt':MII:.I (ROOke 1 20-IO), JC:O!Ip.m. . "~ Boslon ( Low~ 2· 6} ai . SC'ulll~ (CiouUc 4- 2). ~ • 10:0.~ p.m. ll ~' CLEVELAND (Burba 1·1· 10) al Anaheim (Ml:· J · Oowrll ) -:l). 10:05 p.m. · • N.Y. Yank~e ' (M endozn M·6) :11 O:.U:m..J (Haynes .l ·6l. 10: )~ p.m. : Jeremiah Bentley fired a three-hitter. and the Meigs baseball team broke out of an early season hitting slump with 12 hits en route to a 6-2 win over River Valley Thunday al Meigs High School. ., The M.tauders took a Hllead·in .: . the lirsl inning when Pat Martin led ~ ; off the bottom of the Inning with a : : siqale. Mll'tin later c~me into score ~.;, •. on a fielders choipe off the -bat or ': ; Ryan Ramsburg. · · · .··: Meiss increlscd the lead to 4-0 in :: : the secOnd innina, Brad Dlvenport ·•· walked and Nathan Halfhill followed • with a single. A single ·by Mutin, a River valley el'flll', a walk, a hit batter and singles by Ramsburg and J.T. 1:. liumphteys scored the Meigs nms, . , The Raiders scored ~ run in the ' third inning when Stats walked and . then came into score on a triple otT the bat of srian Bardbury to pull to , within 4- I. : Bradbury then cut the Meigs lead Toron1~ Mtm1re:ll (Vuquez ()..()} ar Chicugo Cubs ITru· diKIR -12). 2:20p.m. Milwnukl:e (Mcrl:~cks7-10) a1 Plnrida (LIIIl· wi~k 1 -.~}. 7:0:t p.m. Lm Angde.- (Nomo 14-12J 01 CINCINNATI (Wcathcn 1 - .~} . 7 . 0~. p. m. Piusburgh {loai:r.a II - II) 111 N.Y. Met~ CReed 13-IJ), 7:40p.m. Phlladt:l[lhin (Grt~~.."t! J-2) nl Allanla (N~:1gl&: 20-~l. 7:40p.m. · C.1lonw.ln (Wrighl g.l2) a1 Hou~ton (Uriiii'l -b). ~ : 0!1 Jl.m. S:~n Diego (l.anplon 2-4) m Sl. I.Jlui' (Ayb:lt 241. 8:tor.m. ' • Snn Frnt'k'iK(I (Gardfk"t' 12·9) al Afi7J'Iila (Suppnn 0-0), 9:0!1 p.m. · two RBI and SCClred two runs to lead . the Pioneers (17-4). Adam Hollrah · went 2-for-4 ~ith two. RBI and also scored a run. Kevi11 Morrissey was 2for-5 with an RBI and scoRd a ·Rin. · Pamham (4-1) wa~ the winning pitcher. He pitched two innings. gave · up one run and struck. out two Redmen. ' . On the Redinen side of the ledger, Joe Thomls was 2-for-4 and scored a run. Jason King was aiSQ 2-for-4. · .By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Corrnpndent Tonlpt's garntS · Toni1ht'sgames POMEROY, OHIO • (614) 992·6614 • (100) 137·1094 1998 OLDS · INTRIGUE Baseball Marauders beat River Valley 6-2, get se~son's first win . L.A·. Laken 117, New Jeney 106 Golden S1111t: 104, Houston 94 San AntoniniO~ . Minmi 1'19 Sea!llc 107, Dullas 1% K· lll.l:IOr.m. BallittlOft 4. Kan5~L' Cily J TeJtM 20. Pi.:ago While Sux 4 Anaheim 10. N._Y. Yunl:a!s 2 - . Scoreboard Baseball . the ball game and cruised to an 8-3 victory. . Jenny Murphy (3-1) got the· wm, scattering four hits in seven innings of work. She had pne strikeout pnd didn't walkJ!D~tters. Bohbi "McGI!C:e went 2-tbr-4 and scored twice. Roxanne Sagle also had a 2-for-4 performance, scored one RIA. and drove in another. Billi McGhee wentl-for-4 with two RBI. BraSher w~ 2-for-3. · Michelle Cavinee was 2-for-4 to lead Marietta. She drove in one run . Lori. Mendenhall and Kim' Podolak each drove .in a run. Tara Way"brighl gave up four runs in three innings and tooll the loss. She struck out three batters . The next home game for the Redwomen is Saturday al I p.jn. at the. Stanley L. Evans Athletic Complex . Mid-Ohio Conference contender Mt. Vernon !'lazarene is,th~ opponent. over ba-eball Redmen The University ' pf Rio Grande basCball squad dropPed its fourth consecutive game Thursday, falling to Marietta College· I 2-2 in MarietIa. Rio Grande (8-10-1, MOC I-1) ·opened the game with a run in the first inning; but fell victim to.a three run first by the home side. Marietta increased .its lead to 10-2 after. five innings and collected a pair of bonus . runs in the bottom half of the eighth. Dan Pamham went 3-for-4 with . ' ~arietta in the visitors' half of the seventh. . Shellie Weiner went 3-for-3, scored three rulls and had an RBI. Weiner also-stole bases. Roxanne Sagle went 1-for-2 and scored three runs. She also stole a base and drove in a run. Rohin Johnson had three RBI. Sally Friend went2-for-2 with an RBI for Marietta. Kim Smith was 1for-1 with two walks and scorcd'two runs. Lori Mendenhall went 1-for-2 . and drove in 'two runs. Nichole Loomis took the kiss for the Pioneers. She pitched five innings, · surrendering six hits and striking .out four batters. In the second game, Rio Grande jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead in the second inning after. Stacy Brasher's RBI triple plated two Rlns. Brasher then scored on a single by Robin Johnson. Rio Grande never trailed in ~ariett~ Colleg~ r.olls to 12~2 · GOOD JOB, CHRISt -The Cincinnati Reds' Chris Stynea (right) ' geta congratulation• from lhlrd base coach Harry Dunlop after hit· tlng a homer during Thured~ty nlght'e National League game agalnal the vlaltlng San Diego, who.Joat 5-1 In the eerlaa ctoeer. (AP) · · . . . 'A'E . The University of Rio Grande ;swept Marietta College Thunday ·afternoon in a non-league double ·header in. Rio Grande. The sweep runs the Redo,vomen's winning sueaJ( ·to nine straight games. · Rio Grande (9-1, MOC 2-0) over:came a four run deficit in the first :game to win9-5. Sophomore Rebec·ca Evans (6-0) pitched a complete 'game to remain unbeaten. !!vans gave up six hits, struck out six bat• ·aers and walked five. · Marietta (4-17) exploded forfour · RIDS in the.third inning. but watched that lead evaporate in the bottom of the third as Rio Grande (ought back with three Rlns. The Pioneers . increased their lead to S~3 in I~ fifth inning, but Rio Grande again battled back and took a 7-5 lead. Thc Redwomen added two insurance runs in the bottom half of sixth and shut out ond base," said Gwynn, who wanted to avoid a double play on a grounder. "I tried to get,l>ack, but the ball beat me. That took us out of the i'nning." Shaw pitched a perfect ninth to close out a win that Jet the Reds relax for a change. "Now you believe yo,u can win, you know you can win," Shaw said. "What you don't want to be is like the Cubs and lose all those games in a row (141ast season) and start doubting yourself." Notes: In addition to the Reds, Ashby has never beaten Montreal (0' 5'in 10 games) and 'San Diego (0-3 in three games with Philadelphia and Colorado).... Reds shortstop Pokey Reese, who tied a major league record with four errors in the opener, ~Jjnothe Thursday. He has five erro and no hits in three games .... Jose ijo will have his right elbow · · exami. d by Dr. James Andrews today. Rijo, trying to come back from four elbow operations in three years, says something feels funny· in the elbow and suspects he has scar tissue. In the left·hand photo, Meigs pitcher Amy Hysell . delivers a pitch during,Thursday's softball game against visiting River Valley, In which the Raider.won 6·1. 'In the right-hand photo, the Marauders,' Brad Davenport takes ti; cut at a pitch during hi& club's home baseball game against River Valley, In which the Marauders won 6·2. (Sentinel photos by Dave Harris) · The Dally Sentinel • Page 5 Evans wins opener; Ret/women hike win streak to nine games · Page4 1998 Cincinnati collects season's first win lyJOEKAY . CINCINNATI (AP) - The Cincinnati Reds knew their. run of bad luck had to end sometime. but they were beginning to wonder when that would lle. The major leagues' star-crossed teain had traded away its opening da¥ starter on the even of the opener, lost its first two games by giving up 20 runs and spent a lot of time getting hospit~l reports. A S-l victory Thursday night over the San Diego Padres made the week of woe a little more bearable. "It's real nice." manager Jack McKeon said. "lfs something we expected sooner or later." • The Reds knew they'd have a hard time after they traCied start~Dave Burba to the Cleveland lndi s for . Sean Casey on Monday afte oon. but they didn't expect anything like this. The pitching staff gave up 20 runs as the Padres won the first two game~ and positioned themselves for their first 3-0 start since 1984; when they won their only National Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, Aprll3, 1998 . • 94 OLDS CUTWS . 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Victor Roush Sunday Schqpl9:3o a.m. wo;:,:r.· II a.m .. 7:30p.m. Wed y Service • 7:30p.m. Mlddleporl Cllarda of Cbrlot 5th and Main Pdor. AI Hanson Youth Minister: Bill Fruier Sunday Sehool • 9:30 Lm. Worship- 8:15, 10:30 a.m.. 7 p.m., Wednelday Services· 7 p.m. R.e ofSioaw H'*- Cllln:lo Loading C..Ck Rd., Rutland Pastor: Rev. Dewey Kina Sunday schQOI· 9:30a.m. · Sunday wonhip -7 p.m. Wednelday pnyer meeting· 7 p.m. Kno Cllordl o!Chrlat Worship · 9:30 a.m. Sunday Sehool· 10:30' a.m. P1151or-Jeffrey Wallace Ill and ·3nl Sunday Pastor:Terry Stewan Sunday Sehool ·9:30a.m. Worship . 10:30 i .m., 6:30p.m. Wednesda¥ Servioos • 6:;!0 p.m. Zlool Cbrdl ofChrlat Pomeroy, Horrisonvlllel!d. (Rl.J43) PUIOI: Roaer Walloo Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship. 10:30 a.m.; 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p:m. p.m. Free Will Blplilt Cllu"'h Ash Stroe~ Middleport Pastor: Les Haym·an Sunday Servic:t ·7:00 p.m. Sunday Sehooi- 10 a.m. Wednesday Servi<e·7:00p.m. . East Main,St. Sunday Sehool · 9:30a.m. Flnt Southern Bo~llst 4t872 Pomeroy Pike Pastor: E. Lamar O.'Bryant Sunday Sehool · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m.. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Services. ( :00 p.m. Flnt Baptist Church Pastor: Mark Morrow 6th and Palmer St., Middleport Sunday School · 9:15a.m. Worship • 10:15 a.m .. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service-7:00p.m. RuUoad Chu"'b ofChrlat Sund•y Sehool · 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Bradford Church of Christ Minister: Doug Shamblin Youth Minister: Bill Amberger Sunday Sehooi · 9:30a.m. Wo11hip ·8:00a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. Wednelday Servioes . 7:00p.m. • Llberly Chrlallui Churdl Dexter Pasror. Woody Call Sunday Evening · 6:30p.m. Thutlday Service • 6:30 p.m. MI. Union Baptist Pastor : Joe N. Sayre Sunday Sehool-9:43 a.m. Evening· 6:30p.m. Wednesday_Services. 6:30p.m. Bclhlehem Boptiot Churdl Old Bethel Free Will Bopllst Churdl 2860 1 St Rt 7,,Middleport Sunday S<hool ' 10 a.m. Evening· 7:30p.m. . ' Thursday Servi<ea . 7:30 HUiaidc Boptiol Churdo Chr tsl t<tll Unr o n St Rl.l43 just off Rt 7 ' Pastor: Re"- James' R. Acree; Sr. Sundar S<hool· 10 a.m. VIctory Baptistlndcpcntllat 525 N. 2nd St. Middleport Pastor: James E. Keesee Worship · IOa.m., 7 p.m. ML Olfwe Val~ Me~J~i>dlll Off 124 behind Wilkesville • PutO<: .Rav. Ralph Spires . sunday Sdlool : 9:30a.m. Wonhlp • 10:30 a.m.• 7 p.m. Thursday Services. 7 p.m. PISior: Rev. lames SaHtrfield SUnday Sehool · 9:45 a.m. E.. ning"· 7 p.m. we&esday Servkes • 7 p.m. Melia ~tire hrlah NortllcastCiooter . ·Aihl Putor: Sharon Hausman Sunday S<hool • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip - llo.m.,6:30p.in. Rolled Churdl of Gad · PMIOr: Ra~dy Barr Sunday Sehool · 10 a.m. · Wonhlp · lla.m., 6 ·p.m. Wednesday Services. 7 p.m. Cloellcr . Pastor: Sharon Hatlsman Worship. 9 i.m. Sunday Sehool · 10 Lm. Thutlda~ Services• 7 p.m. Ra<:ine Railroad St., Mason Sunday Sehool • 10 a.m. Worsh1p · II a.m., 6 p.m. · Services· 7 p.m. Forest Rua Bopllat Pastor : Arius Hurt Sunday Sellool· 10 a.m. w_orship • 11 a.m. ML Moriah Boplist Fourth & Main St., Middlepon SyrocuR Flnt Church of Gad Apple and Seoond SIS. Pastor: Rev. David Russell Sunday Sehooland Worship· 10 a.m. Evening SerYi~s· 6:30p.m. WedneSday SeiVi<es :.6:30p.m. Pastor: Rev. Gilbert Crpig, Jr. Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m. i\aliqllty Bopdll Sunday Sehool- 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening· 6:00p.m. • IAq ....... . Sunday sdiool . 9:30·a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. ......... Wotship ·9:30a.m. · Sundlly S<hool'- 10:30 a.m. UMYF Sunday 6:30 p.m. 'Fir>~ Sunday or Month · 7:30p.m. oervlce . k Tippen Ploiaa 5I. Poul Pastor: Sharon HaUIIIUin Sunday Sehool • 9 a.m. Woiship • IO..m. Tuelday Servkln • 7:30p.m. Pamr: Rev. Rollnd Wildman Sunday s<hool ond worship 10:25 Eprscop~l Paslor: Rev. Waller E. Heinz C1t11rliCI-r Albolry (Sy.....) Pdor: Chad Emrick Sunday Sehool·-?:45o.m. Worship • lla:m. Wednelday Services • 7:30 p.m. c.-:g oopeiChntl 3:Ui"E. in St., Pomeroy Sat Con. 4:45-S:15p.m.; Ma55· 5:30p.m. Sun. Con. -8:45-9.15 a.m., Sun. Mass · 9:30a.m. . !>ailey Mw · 8:30a.m. .. Rector: Rav. D. A. duPIIntier Holy Eudwial and Sunday Sdtooll0:30 a.m. .eoft'ee hour lollo'lrina . Pomeroy·Chun:h or Chrtal 112 W. Main St . . Cong rega tiOn al Trltllty Church . l1e<Xllld .t Lynn, Pomeroy Soend Htlrl Colllollc Chun:h 161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992-5898 Joppa Pastor: Bob Randoipli Wonhip • 9:30 a.m. Sunday Sehool • 10:30 o.m. Cbu"'b or God of Prophecy O.J. While Rd. ofr St Rl. 160 Pastor: P.J. Chapman Sunday Sehool·• W a.m. Worship ·11 a.m. Wednelday Servi<es • 7 p.m. Catholic Pomeroy Weallldc Church o!Chrlsi 33226 ~hildren's Home Rd. Sunday Sehool • II a.m. GriU• V.W M tlltoolial Wonhlp • 9:30 o.m. (lllol lnd Sun). 7:30p.m. (3rd 44th Sun) Wadnelday Servi<e . 7:30p.m. ML Morllll Cllordl of Gad Folth BopUot Chu"'h 'MigiSier: Danny Bias Un1 ted Methoclist Cl wr c h o f Go d Wednesday Servicc5 • 7·p.m. Sunday Sehool · 9:30a.m. Worship; 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. · . 5I. Paul Lotheru Cllordl Comer Sycamore & Se<ond St., Pomeroy . Rev. Georae Welri~k Sunday Sehool· 9:45 a:m. WO<Ship. lla.m. liorlfanl c~..... ofChrlalla ChrlaUoaVllloa Hartford, W.Va. Pastodlm Huahes Sunday S<hOol · 11 a.m. Wonhlp. 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. .Wednelday Servicea. 7:30p.m. Worsh1p • J la .m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services ·1 e.m . C hu rc h of Chn s t Our So>lour Lutheru Chuitb . Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenawoorl, W.Va. 1'as&or: David Russell · Sunday SchOol- 10:00 a.m. Wor1hlp . II a.m. ' ReabYIIoCbardlo!Chrllt Pastor: Philip Shinn. Sunday Sehool: 9:30 a.m. Wonhip Servi<o: 10:30 o.m. Bible Study, Wednelda1, 6:30.p.m. Rwtlond Fl'ft Will Baptist Salem St. Pastor: Rev. Paul Taylor Sunday Sehool . 10 a.m. Evening· 7 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Pine Grove Rev. George Weiri<k Wo11bip • 9:00 a.m. Sunday Sd!ool · 10:00 a.m. Hemlock Growe Chardl Pastor: Gene Zopp Suntlly sohool · 10:30 a.m. Worship· 9:30a.m., 7 p.m. Sunday Sehool · 9:30a.m. Sunday Wo11hiP. • I 0:30a.m. & 6 p.m. Wednelday Bible Study . 6:00p.m. Tile Chu"'h of J - Luth eran 5I. Joh• Lu....,a Chaitb Loop>llle Chrlallu Cbun:h Sunday Sehool • 9:3.0 a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednelday Servit:O 7,30 p.m. Grtat Bend, Route 124, Racine, OH Paslor : Daniel Berdine Rcorpolted Cllurcll of Jaua Cllrlat or Lolllr Dlr Soinll Ponlond-Raciae Rd, Putor: len)' Slnaer Sunday &hoof ·. 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Servl<es : 7:30 p.m. Chrill of Lotlor-Diy Selall · St. Rt. 160, 446-6247 or 446-7486 SUnday Sehool10:20-lla.m. · Ralief Society/Priesthood II :OS-12:00 noon · Sa<nmenl Service 9·10:15o.m. HQmemaking meeting. 1st Thurs. - 7 p.m. Hickory Hillt Cburcb of Cbrlot Ev•ngeli!ll Joseph B. Hoskins Sunday S<hool · 9a.m. Wonhip ·10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednelday Services , 7 p.m. Worship · lla.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services- 7:30p.m. Wcdnesda~ Hyoell Rua Poll- Cllu,... , Sunday Sehool • 9:30 o.m. Worship · 10:45 a.m., Tp.m. Thursday Service -1:30 p.m. Latter -Day Sat nt s Comer of St. 1\t. I :14 & Bradhury Rd. Racine Fil'll Baptist Sunday S<hool • 9:30 a.m. Worship· 10:40 a.m., 7:00 P·!'J;. Wednesday SeiVices . 7;00I(m,_ Silwer .Rua Bopdst ' Pastor: Bill Liule Sunday Sohool · IOa.m. Wl!llt)'oo Bible Holi- a..... 75 Pearl St. , Middleport. Pastor: Rev. John Neville • thildren's service- 10 a.m. Worship · 7:30 p:m. · 'Wednelday Service · 7:30p.m: RuiiMd C....aaiiJ Cllln:ll PISIQr: Jlt\.. Roy Mc:Corty SundtfSehool· 9:30a.m. Sunday Evenina • 7 p.m . Wodnelday Servicea · 7 p.m. Brod!*'7 Cloun:h of Chrill Pastor. Tom Runyon Sunday Sehool • 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Worship- 10:30 a.m. ~ . Plat Growe lllblt Holl- Cloarda 1/2 mile off Rl. 325 l'..tor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday Sehool · 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servioc . 7:30p.m. Tuppen Plaia Cbu"'b of Chrlat • IMtrumental · PasiOr. Scot Brown Lourel anr Free Mllhodllt Churdl )V0rship ~rvice • _2_a.m_. Putor: Davia DeWitt Commu~ion • 10 a.m. Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Sunday Sehool • 10: IS a.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. ond 6 p.m. Youth· S:30 pm Sunday Wed.nelday Service · 7:00 p.m. ~Bible Study Wednelday 7 Pill _Rud..@n.ltflnt 8..@J!tiSI C.luu:rh Sunday Sehool · 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m. Pomeroy Fil'll Boptill • . ' lleuwoUow lUdae Churdl ofCbrllt Wednesday Service - ·1 p.m. ,_ c.t..., ......... a.;,.. Worship · 10o.m., 6 p.m. Wedaeoday Savices •·7 p.m. Sunday Worship · !I a.m. Frlday,Aprll3,1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 6 • ·The Dal,l y Sentinel Elle~ · Pastor: Ke~h Rader Sunday S<hool · 10 a.m. Wonhlp • 9 a.m. Ho l1n css Da~Wille Roll- Cllurdl 310'7 State Route 325, Lanpvlle.· Paator: Dr. J.D. Youna Suntlly school ·9:30a.m. · Sunday worship · 10:30 l.m . .t 7 p.tn. . Wednelday prayer oervlce • 7 p.m. . Jllalwpoda Putor: Keith R*!<r Sunday Sehool ·.10 1·'11Wonhip . llo.m. ... ......,CMswdiM' 'lrtli • 47439 Raibol Rd., Chester PuiOr. 'Rav. Mary Mc:Danlel Somdoy Sorwlcea: 10 Lm . .t 6 p.m. Wednooday ServiC:oo • 7 p.m. lloodi(MI'e:: Puror: v.,...ye 1vu Sunday SehoOJ • 9-.JO Lift. WO<Shlp ·10:30 a.m. • ........ Sunday Sehool · 9:30 Lm. .Wollhlp • 10:30 a.m .. Thunday Servlllll· ip.m. 9ole•C..... Putor: Ron Fie""' Sunday Sc:hool· 9:13 Lm. Worship • 10:15 Lm. s.o••• Sunday Sdlc!ol • IO,...m. Wo11hip • 9 Lm. ......, l'lllor: Dewayno Stutler SuadaY. Sc:hool • 10 Lm. Wonhlp • 9 a.m. . · w . - y .s.rvlooo • 10 Lm. J. Coen N-.- - " ' ! ' Clllr<llatlh Putor: Rev. Uoyd D. Orimm)r. Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonhlp" 10:30 •·•·1!1111-6 p.m: · Wednelday Sorwlcea • 7 p.m. Chetler Clltirdt .rille N...Putor: Rav. Hirbon Orate Sunday School • 9:30 LM, II a.m., 6 p.m. Wed y Slrvkln • 7 p.m. . wt;::"J . RulludO.... .rlhN.PIMor: Somuel Basye Sundoy Sdlool ' 9:30 Lm . . Worship· 10:30 LWJ., 6:30p.m. Wednelday ServiceJ • 7 p.rri. l'orllllld Jlln& Qrorcll.rllle ~~- - Putor: Marti Mauon Wonhip • 10:30 p.m. School· 6 p:.O. Wed y Servk:oo • 7 p.m. s.:: -- Cllllaa Tobornodc Cllardl Clifton, W.Va. Sunday S<hool • 10 a.m. Wonhip • 7 p:m. · Wedn~y Servi<e • 7 p.m. Whitt,.www.tafD.oom ..... ""'·... . "111117 Tile Toro hi! H, lflH'o,::nl' lflL,lJr.tll'(' MWION CUP IERU; G a.............. ........ ... --at 1-7-. ,.,. "....., --who '-i Jot! Gordon engil-ld I bi JEFF In Su!dly~ Food City !100, lo mike Hlo- pll crow.llll . ---hod , _ . _ _ , PIJI-'1 Che¥rdlt Monte c.to on the WARNER · .._..... Olllot:~· IriCk ftnl""*'llll dly'l ftnll lllopa lap 438. " " " " - e.chlinolhoJouiiDIR~IIJ-odvlnllgllnd hlo ~. llalt - l n d Utbonlt, c:<iiAd only -·downb-ilhlol~ . - l o d t1i lliOUllb< cor longlha wl1onlhl ~ troo toll. ~,-.by Bill Elliott Clnr1d-- $t'Mtwly. _ . pilrllto run IMJ - Glalng -Mry- .. Mlrtc·~ Ill Mr. Conaillont U n 1ted Breth r en -- -- ML Vllllodllrelllm Ia Christ Clio... r ..u Community off CR 82 PISior: Robon Sande.. Sunday Sehool • 9:30 Lm. WO<Ship • 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednelday ServiC.. • 7:30p.m. LDna·bonom ML Qlhoo C...aiiJ Clturdl Putor: LawmKJC Bush Sunday Sdloot • 9:30a.m. . EvenlnK • 7 p.m. . Wodocday Servioo · 7 p.IIJ. Edn Vaited liodono Ill Cllrlal · 2 1/2 milea north of Reabwille on Stale Route 1:14 · Pdor: Rev. Rol>en Martlley . Sundar Sehooi- II a.m. 1 Sunday WO<Shlp • 10:00 Lm . .t 7:00p.m. • Wednelday.Servi<ea ·7:30p.m. Wodnelday Youth Service. 7:30p.m. . V1iltd Flitll Cllurdl . Rt. 7 on P0<neroy Br:PU& Puror: Rev. Rol>en 1!. Smith, Sf. Sundoy Sehool • 9:30 o.M. Wonhlp. 10:30.o.m., 7-p.m. . Wednesday Servi<e •,7 p.m. - ollllltayalha.--fniDI-ol Deor NASCAR Thio Week. I ....-chy. Only 20 ... - - - lngliiiCO'IInd_ol3_. -on.f<ulholthl.waa n.n undlr caAIOn. 1111 J8CI ~ lloppod enliJoty"" 10 mi(J"*II ono polnl Clllh.ln lhlaooondllin,ctainld12 .... I'm iri aearth of people who can pit me in toUCh with the people .. ........, ..,_, (NJII Four~ top 10. 10.11obbr Lllranlell) No IIJCk II art ..... ,. ·--:-___;~==~- , · · - --- ' • J . fllltCin J.- --. -· -- J.- J.- R.-., T•. - . . 8. ~ - -.... J.- ...... ..... ........ J.J.. .'.----___;,-----' NASCA~~ 1hlo- a --lTile--· l. Wbo'sOOl TRIVIA .- " ' fourth, """"· -lndllfth. WIIO't 1101? Grog-. - - - ftnllllll 3tll. ·- lnd 38th. an - -~ weater•• Coolwiile Rood w•~te•a 0ape1 See us for Your Slihl" · Power Tools & RAONG ON 1HE WEI Good'M'enCh Service rent'- · Briolol MolD< . . . _ poln1o: ti)OniOI'; . . . . .time chtln· pion who -b-ilhe- AI 1M lime of ~IY ' Moloraporta rnc.'a pur<huoln 1886, tho trock held juJI ower 72,000. Aa o1 Sundoy'o Food City 580, 1111 .Ml-tnlle, hlgh·blnt<ed tno<k could .ccommodllo 13C,OOO filii, mllclng It one'ot ttJt five ilfgott , lf1911a flcliKIH In lhll Untlld St..... And no BriSlol Wtnor011 Cup rae. ho0 lolled to aetl out durlng -Dote- Plonly"' -.~~~o..,. dory~-. along- portlnonl ~ ~on . Y<l"' Chivy.~ -.llulck, ~ ond QMC. But-- -polnlo:-li 'lCinglo COIICinod, a bl tong on gtltlor ond -on apodtlca. "'11-K"'fWWY. 1----'""-·· ·, ATTENTIONADVERTISERS!! 985-3308 · Advertise on this page- ... . • • + ' . .' .. ' ' Call992·2155 ' . .. 'I Yea,-· . CLASSIFIED ADS ·. a ,upermarket ' for everything I . • thle Wlpotwl• JI'IUI dwOtw conaldetable ltllf1HCin 10 lla Spooctwoy (then known 11 Brlotollntornatlonll Ra<o· way) -loci 52,000 lono. .. • Ptua www.gmgooctwiWIICh.com St. Rt. 248 . Chestat ., ~.q,WJpaiiCIIIIf~ "UCIIII'f-.~'110 ' I -·-=AICI!I!!!l=r,.:TII::::.:::I=fti=Ailf::..__ Bold Knob, on Co. Rd. 31 • ' PIMO<: Rev. Ropr Willfonf ' Suhday Sdlc!oi • 9:30 o.m. WO<Shlp- 7 p,m. , Ridenour· Supply 992·6611 Bon--- . : AccessQrieB • riding- . .. • 555 Park st. Middleport I • FROM THE ARCHIVES: · lltel1oll~ f l f N AI ttJt boOfnnlng of 1M wr· . Mboloo · WH0'8H01? Johnny 111 Court St. Pomeroy "2..2155 Corlcloolatordaoo..alllaool Chu..h Kinpbury Road · . r..or: Jctr Smith Sunday Sehool· 9:30 a.m. · Wonhlp Servi<e 10:30 a.m. No Sunday or Wednelday Ni&hl Servi<ea Valley Lumber& Supply·Co. --.-. ·- IIUD Of 111.Wlllt The Daily Sentinel lilllllllletlloiNewT--t SllwerRidp Putor: Raben Barber Sunday School · 9a.m. · Wonhlp. 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Servi<e • 7 p.m. Ford, owned by .Eliott . lei eomebody elee climb Into CAl R RICORD: 531 the cor. 'tbu chango aa you llarla, 48 polet, 40 wino, 153 g,t older, you maturo and Dear Dan, Bill Bioll ~for I top 511, 273top 1Oo, more lhiJ way you go ~ Hmay Con1aot Mo10r Raoin11 Out· return to 'liclorY lint. The " " - but I don" think ml Concord Pk"1. S., 1988 Wlnelon CUp chlmplon thin $18 million In_..._ -·~...~-.,... ' you ....,h, Smith 'Tvwer, Suite 40l, Harris· 11u not__, Wlnelon CUp FIRI18: Sun (Feb. 29, · atop Mr!llng to win.' · buJi, N.C. l807l. MRO~ phone roce IInce Sepletnbir 1994, 1878, II Rocldngtllm); Pole SINCE YOU IUFFEAEO number is {704) 4ll·llll. but hal tattell·llilpe 16-brlng (Aprll10, 1881; 11 Dllr1il'll" A 11M11.N1 JN.IUIIY, DO-· - - •· -. ·- - - hll McDonald·~ toni. Win (Nov. 20, 1983, YOU HAVI "'"ADVICE nwa.n, 1CIUqu116an ••'• Ford r..... botoic up to ' II Rivnldel FOR INJURED ROOKIE -IIAICAR speed. . HOW CLOSE ARE YOU . BTEVE MRK? 'llhink he'S , . . _ Your lllm; clo 21110 E. I Ellloit, wltole primary TO WINNIII(l THE~1 . unung enough and been In ~ teamil~ln RACE OF YOU!! · enough that he'l be fine. I N.C . s._ale, N.C., teamed "I'd like to think 'lien Alii knoW after lllarled (came . with NFL quarlelbltck 0... ciole, but racing Ia eo com- back) 11 Daytona and lh8n • Mlrino.IO llart 1 MCond petHlve now lhaf H'ellili a the next week I went 10 New ~ • ~ 0ort1on won ..... lor driller Jeny Nadelu hard thing to Jd off, week to Hnpehft, and, Hwaa like .. hlllouith~ "' Dawlonvile, 0.. . Food City 500, In his - · I am proud that our I'd,_ <lriV8n a roce car in The (1M rerlllin i!lloneely teem hal founcl10tne con- , • my life. Getting back into lhe ~ wordl, •even loyll, whO contilue 10 Wet though I hiWdly had listenc:y, and I can Mt · · gro6ve and lhe feel back In ~ him Moll Popular Driver year Improvement and - that topua~." A lhllroce car -tough.... . plclure-perllcl filii we'"' heading in lhll rjghl He'e young, hi'P pmbably after year. He hat W0<1 ·~ co.etlld honor 12 limes. dino<lion. • " ' get through it quicker than I 11. • pit slop llttld Gcr· don~ Ch~r~Rllel from AGE: 42 ARE YOU AS COMPETI· did In a lOt of ways but, lhllte 0 third place to fl..,, WIFE: Cindy TIYE AS EVER?"When .... again; ,... got other injuriH n j "" managed 10 CHILD: Starr (20); Brltlany day comes lhel I don' Wlnl thin I had, 10 hie body has atay lheed for lhll (6 011 April 7), CliMe (2). to win, thai I don' have the to heallhll wholoi deill.• final 00 laps. CAR: No. 94 McDonald's dell,., that will be the day I JJ,IIaolalllllan Flnolly allowed hlo lgl I. IIIIa ._ rlhlodl (4) Mlwlbte It Brlllol J: OorOon ... Gaapol IJ&IItholle 33045 Hillnd Rood, Pomeroy Pulor: Roy Hunter Sunday Sehool· 10 a.m. · E..nlna7:30 p.m. TUOiday .t Th~~y • 7:30p.m. who take care of the churth ~er­ wi<es oft'ered 10 the driven before '*h I'ICt. Don Fuller Huntersville, N.C. .. Doll..,. ... ., hi dooml'l- ... dooftiD.m, hi ........ ,J. ClorOon · Pennsylwania·l wrote ....m dri· von' fan clubo •lana with admin· illrltive people ar the PoconO IriCk without any po1itive results. . an. •011 Til S011DW ,....,IYPnn1ylvanil. reloealed from nMIJ. While in euCcm ' 7; "-""' Majfteld (3J / Deu NASCAR This Week, All tO can pil The llth·ploa: car does not pit but is n«Wi the first car lined up behind the pace car. By uaylna on the tnr<k, the ·lith· place CJr it now on the lead lap. The leaderi ,.,... 10 the lrll:k bu1 must line up behind tbe lllh·place car, which oeCUpin the sloe bithind the .,.ee tar and is now on "the tail end" of the leld lap. ol85.000 liBrlalal- I.Jell-(71 On ""' verge 2.,....,. Englno-- willlolhifd·~ ftnhlh In Dear Helen, OK. here aoes. A cau'tion comes out with 10 can on the ield lop. • t . Jefl0ordon121 ru<111ing. In !he J have been 1 fan of Winston · Cup rxina for ~n. Why do they put the ·last cor of · dJo ield lop in tivnl of. the finl <Or of thar lip or a ret11rt afttr a caution? I hi"" ...,... heanl wby on ll)ybroadcall . • Helm ThruohPon Austin, Mich. .. • CLASSIFIED SECTION! WI.-, lhiBONOYtnt. • . ..• lllc """ ... - , ... Burton_,......., c..p '""' Buoch hold In fmnl ol I mommolll CIOWd 11 Only driver With 2 wino WiJ dl~ I (1) ~ to c...,""' moh. Aprl &. 111117. 011tEII..,_ -tiS: NOTIIII.I: Jill PIOfllE NASCNIThll--- Ounan. llll WMtl'l rll'lktng ttin paiWid Chur..ch annoUncements .,..... sponsored by these ·area merchants. TillE FOR BPRINQ CLEAHINQ? YGU' h?JlNIIt tw mph, Aprl5, 11187. , aJICH ORAND NA'JICJNAL: l\Nonly·IWO-yw-cid Elloll . . , _ hil moroll to Clip llaUdoy. wlr'lq 1111 Moole'l 250, I - For ·More Information In Clwmillll, 180.06C I. fb'l ~ 1.:1. TOP .1111 . 3. IIIIa -~~~ LM1311nW.: 2, 1, .3 . 4.1Wny Ll*an._lll Sunday Sehool • 9:30a.m. Wonlllp • 10:45 a.rri., 7:30p.m. Wednelday 7:30p.m. · PIMO<: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School • 9:30 o.m. Wonhip · 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. Ellloll-. - Qlp .... -lhll year, Pilor"IO IIIIIIOp, - ' I 11-., n.nlor' rooklo ollha year In T_, -mote Tony · NASCAR'I mojor lllgulln 19118. • Ubonlo hold lhl laid. Alllrwtld. . 5llufdoYI VicloiY hll folJih hid _ , llllnl, I!GN vlolclry lnd ftnl "' 19118. llrll..lnd l.abonle. who n.. ~Yo., nollvelod lhl ftnl, waa 1111n1. 1hint ,...two flnll as 1apo, ............., p1ao1ng . . Seve nt h -Oily AclverliJ-;1 c- . r. Ia u Goapel ... coup II Brlalal Mol<w Spw'oorf. Mlddloport ......,.....,. ·Sunday S<hool · Oo.m. Worship • 10 a.m. M-Ciutpelc•a..i. Sunday l<hool -·10 o.m. Wonhip • 11 a.m. . Wodnuday Servic:t . 7 p.m. . ond FIOIIWlWHI Cll: ·. " TRACK QUAUPVINO MCOIID: Jolla- ...... ,,....~. m . Wonhlp • 10:30 a.m. 7 p.m. ...... Goopel ADVERnSEON . THIS PAGE ' MCI , . _, MMc t.11nln. ~Dfd. 12Utl3 COMING UP: COCA-all A 300 r - Motor Spoodwoy, • .., ....., WHIN: ~,'Apr~ C. . W W CHAMPION: Milk Mlrtln 2. Dllt ~ Jt., ,,,, :r.- FUtnwl. 170. 3. Aid1Cintl1M. :1. ..... ~110. 4. acttSedllr, 7111 . . 4.Jd; ~. 110. s.-ar.g ... , 511 • l . ludaNI ...... 711. - tJol~150. •· Anti \.IJ06t. m . 7. ,Wf .....,l48. 7. Dlctt "'ttr:NN.741. ' t.Hirmlllledllr, 142. 1.8ob~1.U. • . Elan..,.., . ,. ltl.td\ . . ., 1• . tD. flat'IBIOIIIIt, 134. 10. JMan Kllllr. 112. OJ••• Sund!lyeo.-··~ Sehooi - 9: Clllrelt o.m. • Middleport Cllurdl.rllle N . _ Pqtor: Gt<aory A. Cundiff .Stilldar Sdttiol • 9:30 o.m. Wollhip • 10:30 a.m., 6:30.p.m. · Wednelday Services· 7 p.m. P-. Rabon • HorrlioMiwlllt Preab71trlll Cham Wonhlp . 9 a.m. Sunday S<hool.· 9:45 o.m. aoiiJ CUrd! OftRI. I24 PIMO<: Edsel Han Sunday Sehool • 9:30 a.m. ~ollhip • 10:30 Lm., 7:30p.m. N,JZ ar ene Radio Mlrilllly· Ra\OIIIWod Suttion 4-4:30 Saturday Sundoy Sdlool· 9:30a.m. WO<Shlp • 10:30 o.m., 6 p.m. ~ Wedneada~rvk:oo • 7 p.tn. Wednelday (Of Chrill· 7 p.m. St. Rt. 248 Chtttlr 185-3301 Flnt Vailtd l'niiiJferlla Postor: Rev. Kriuna Robl~~ Sunday Sehool • 10 a.m. Wonhip • 11 a.m. a.. Co Co. Rd.63 Sunday Sehooi .· 9:30 a.m. WO<Shlp • 10:30 o.m. Syroc:~~~CIItna'ofllle N_,_ -~~~--·,..·· IIUMLUMIER s,....... 1411 Bridpmon St., Syracuoe Sunday Sehooi . 10 a..,. Bveolna·6p.m. Wedncaday Servic:e • 7 p.m. Tordl Clnorclo . . --"' lhl fllddno""' 1 0 -,._,. hod_, s7, _ M . , . llacl ' : ' " O.rdl . 0 Stroel · Sunday Sehool • 10 a.m. Wonhip • II a.m. WedMiday Servlcea · 8 p.m. 992•2825 I hllllcoatll Asacmbly St. Rt. 124, Racine Pa$1or: Wllliom Hoha<k Sunday Sehool· 10 Lm .. Evenioa • 7 p.m. . .Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Flltlo VllleJ T a - Chmb • Bailey Run Rood Putor: Rev.l!mmell Rowson· Sunday Evenina 7 p.m. Thunday Servioo • '7 p.m. Sunday Sdlool • 9 Lm. . Wonhlp. 10 a.m. ~ednelday Sfrvk:oo • 10 a.m. 108 North Second Ave. • Middleport, OH Ext.104 Midtlllpon Com•IIIIJ Cllurdl 57~ Pearl St., Middleport Pallor: Sam Andenon Sunday Sehool 10 a.m. Evenina • 7:30 p.m. . Wedntaday Servi<e • 7:30 p.m. . ..... a .... E o"' Dave Harris Pent ecos t al Eidl,l- H - of Prayer (II Buriinpam chun:h off Route 33) PIMO<: Robert Vam:c Su= wonhip. 10 a.m. Wed y oervice. 6:30p.m: . T........pJid.,468C "''0 DlEPOR'T; !ill Guaranteed Service PHONE992·2196 Call 992-2156 New Ule Vidory C...ter . 377j o.oraes C..Ck Road, Gallipolis, OH · Putor: Bill Staten Sunday S<rviceo • 10 a.m. .t 7 p.m. • Welhielday . 7 p:m. .t Youth 7 p.m. P . , The1011 Durham Sunday • 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednelday~ • 7 p.m.- Coohllle tJdod Mothadlll PtuiU Puror: Helen Kline Coolwlllt Cltardl Main .t Fifth St. Sunday Sdlool· 10 Lm. · Wonhlp • 9a.m. ~y Servlou • 7 p.m. R ,,............ Clllrdlalllle NlllftllO ·P-: Terao Waldeek Sunday School· 9:30 o.m. Worship • 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wodnelday Servicea. 7 p.m. . a.........llt Com••llhy Churdo PIIIAlr. Briu lllrkneas Sunday Sehool· 10 a.m. Wonhlp • lla.m. .' c.r.uNt . 4 1 ' SOUlliTHIRo THE WINSTON CUP CIRCUIT ur. Cbu"'h Chordl or JCSUI Cllrlll, Apoltolk Foitll 1/4 mile past Fort· Meigs on New Uma Rd. Pastor: William Van Meter Sunday•7:00 p.m. • Wednesda~·7:00p.m. Friday-7:00p.m. no llelloom' Followllllp.MialolrJ New Ume Rd., Rutland · · Puror: Rev. MarprotJ. Robinson Servi1111: Wednelday, 7:30p.m. Suad,ly, 2:30 P:m. . IMioe Starting at $79.95 : (614) 446-241~ or Toll Free 1_-800-594-111 •Sunday Sehool : 9:30a.m. Wo11hip- 10:30 am Wednelday Services · 7 p.m. Poldt Flln GGopel Chordl LonJBoiiDm Pastor: Steve Reed Sunday Sehooi • 9:30a.m. Worship • 9:30 o.m. ond.7 p.m. Wednesday"· 7 p.m. Friday • fellowalup oervice 7 p.m. · Moni11Silr . Pdor: Dewayne Stutler Sunday School· llo.m. Worship • 10 Lm. loll Llllrt Pdor:Brion. Sunday Sehooi • 10 a.m, WO<Shlp • 9 a.m. Wednelday • 7 p.m. AaOSS from GalllliAdo Sales en okl Ate. 35 West New Summer Hou(l Mon.·Frt. 8-5; Sal 8-3 500 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport Pu1or: Lawrence Fon:man Bolllol Cllrllllu Fellowaldp Cllurdl Sunday service, 10:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m. Youth Fellowahlp Sjulday, 7:00p.m. Wodntaday servl<e, 7:00 p.m. CmHI·SoU. Carmel & Buhan Rda. Racine, Ohio r..or: Dewarne Studer Sunday Sehoo • 9:30 Lm. Wonhip ' 10:45 o.m. Bible Study Wed. 7:00p.m. ~old11 Salem St., Rutland · Pdor: RObert E. Musaer Sunday Sehooi - 10 a.m. Wonhlp ·11:13 a.m., 7 pJ11. Wedoelday Servi<e • 7 p.m. ./ ,":Muffler ~ Tail P.ipe . A'~\Co • 1-.). c;z;-u.n.t~-"". SUwenwllle Word ofPaltll Pdor: DavicfDailey Sunday Sehool9:30 a.m. Evenina .7 p.m. Cllrtodu Fellowablp Cniter Sunday School· 9:15 Lm. · Worship · 10 Lm. · Youth Fellowship, Sunday · 6 p.m. <W~ ..., Bible Chu"'h Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. Pastor: Rev. Blaokwood Sunday Sehool • 9:30 a.m. Wonhlp 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. W~dnelday Servia ·7: 30p.m. l'lllltCIIepaiOpaalllbleCIIII'dl 923 S. tltinl St., Middleport Pastor Michael Panalo . Sunday 10rvioo, 10 a.m. Thu!lday oervl<e. 7 p.m. p=~L..r """' See Mike line co~ Service time: Sunday 10:30 a.m. Wednelday 7 pm . Pa• ., PIMO<: Ro6en E. Robl111011 Sunday Sdlool· 9:15 Ljn. · Wonhlp • 111'.30 Lm. Biblo Study ~y · 10 Lm. . 668 ·PI~11810rlve .wv~c.. 'alive Meadows ' . . . J .t 112·2198 PIMO<: Rev. Franklin DickeN Servic:t: ~riday, 7 p.m. m-5<m . ...... Ciutpel Sunday Sehool · 9o.m; Wollhlp • 10 a.m. . I Flllll Fellowdllp CniiiCit for Cllrill AppeUlllc·Fuu-Oaopei Chur<h" PaaWn John ol Patty Wade 603Se<ondAve. Muon Mhocmtllt Pu10r: Chad l!mrlct Sunday Sehooi • 9 a:m. Wonhlp • 10 Lm. •~ Lotan, W.Va. Rl I Pastor: John Han Sunday School • 9:30 Lm. Worship -'7:00 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study • 7:00p.m. . MUFFLER SHOP 192.2198 ·carmlchael~s Farm & Lawn FoirYitwllblt Cllordl 0 tl w r C 11 u r c 11 e s The Dally Sentinel • Page 7 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • ~-· PIMO<: Chad l!mrlct Sunday Sdlool · 10 ...... Wonlllp • 9 a.m. · '1'!'-!lday Servk:oo • 6:30 p.m. \ f.rlday,April~1998 • Dave Harris Ext. 1.04 For More Information . ' ., • h �\ Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Dinner Bell Restaurant. Isn' t eating restaurants every d~y. the first rhing you do on a trip? We · When darkness fell, a nasty wind admired huge iron kettles of beauti- blew, and the temperature dropped ful pansies blooming on the front into the teens with a sub-zero wind """..._.. porch. In a light breeze. their lovely chill, we stayed in and played table purple heads nodded a sweet "hello" games. We wondered, "What hapto us, and provided our fi!Y1!limpse pened to the wann Tennessee temof the wann Soulh. After funch, lus- peratLires we expected?" cious coconut cream pie and blackIt was wonderful to have berry <.:>bbler, we climbed hjgh ove r absolutely nothing to do, nnd we Jellic,, mountain pursuing this spe- thanked God for this marvelous Public Notice "In evetylhlng, give thank•" cial vacation. Father south, white family time. · By Bonnie Shiveley floweti njl pear trees, yellow forsy.th· . Blue sky and sunshine appeared . PUBLIC NOTICE ia and pink magnolias bloom~d . The Great Smoky Mountams were Notice Ia ·hereby gtv•n Tennessee is always beautiful (9, This week of vacation was ~ only an hour away. From the Nonh that lh1 ennuel -lng of the Spring. Mother, Wayne and I Christmas gif) from our friends, Rob Carolinaffennessee border at New- lh1 · ahereholdero of Fermara Bencaharea,. Jnc. looked forward 'to warmer tempera- and Donna. We checked i ~lo a beau- found Gap, we could see for_miles will be lllld at 1111 Pomeroy tures and supny skies as we 'loaded tiful resort; and thanked God for safe across mountain peaks. We thanked Ubntiy, 211 Weal Moln' our luggage in the car. We motored travel and our generous friends. The God for hi s awesome maJesty. Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, down 1-75 and crossed the Ohio next morning. pristine snow covered On the . way home to t'lhio, we ICCCIIdlng to Ita bytnn, on River in a cold, driving . rain. We the earth, tall oaks and pine boughs didn 't c.kplain when the sunshine the third Wedn ..doy of April, 1111, 11 4:00 p.m. for thanked the Lord when lhe showers drooped . The linle stream glistened nearly roasted us through the cat the purpooa of electing stopped in northern K~ntucky . We as it babbled past our dec k. A friend- windows. The Lord had been gra- director• and the didn ' t mind the heavy clouds, and ly fat squirrel stood at the s li~i.ng cious. We were sorry to see the cold tranaactlon of auch other eyed the huge icicles clinging to the glass door, begging for a breakfast wi nter blast had killed the beautiful buaJne11 11 may property !T11111ng. rock walls along the highway. El treat. Snowbirds and Cedar bl ooms of trees and nowers. \Vann COtllllllfo<INid Plul M. Reed, S~ry Nino had not been ~ind to !~Blue­ Waxwings_welcomed as also.· The spnng days had eluded us, but the· (3) 22; (4) 3, 10, 14; 4TC . grass State, dumping record- ~rcak­ streets were clear to the factory out· Bible teaches in I Thessalonians ing wet snow on hundreds of cedar, let, but the golf clubs had to stay. in · 5:16- 18 (NASB), ''Rejoice always; ANNO UNCEM ENTS spruce and pine frees breaking them Ray's van. pray without ~ easing , in everything I off or bowing them to the ground. During three days of snow. we ' gi _, thanks; for this is God's will for Many uprooted trees had fallen thanked the Lord for )-lis beautiful you in Christ Jesus." acr<JsSthe highway and had to be cut creation and enjoyed our white Father,. thank You for generous back. Christmas. What could be more friend s, loving family and Your In Berea. we met my sister and appropriate than snow' We explored beautiful creation. Thank you· for hrother-in-law, Lois and Ray at the local hist9ric spots and tried new rest and sa(ety in traveling. Amen. l ~ BINGO MON. & WED. 6:30P.M. " RUTLAND POST 467. STAR BURST $650.00 $70.00 OR MORE 1 11 0 - .. Business Services a You are not forgotten Tho on eat1h you are no more; Still in memory you are with us As · you always were befor.e. Sadly missed by son, 113 W. 2ND ST. CHEVALIER'S CARPET CLEANING SPRING CLEAN SPECIAL 50%.0FF All r 992-oon R. L. HOLLON TRUCKING . ' I • CARPET Just off Bradbury Rd. (Look ior signsi Middleport, Oh 740-992·5379 Dav & Evening Hours . ' YOUNG'S ·CARPENTER SEYIU -Room Ad!lltlonl •NtwGaregea :Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior & Exta, lor Painting Alto Concrete Work (fREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill · 812~11 Pomeroy, Olllo • . . '• Oh• • <;>. HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. lfr.-. ' • New Homes &_Remode.ltng S'd' ~ri'• Garages, Pole Buildings, Rooftng, t 1ng ;... · · Commercial & Residential lli.•.!! ·27 yrs. exp. . Licensee & Insured t' : ,If:. .·!fi'.'J Phone umntone Hauling . House & Trailer SH11 Land Claaring & Grading .septic Syatein • Utilltlel Eatlmatn (614) 992-~., HUIIIIDS GREENHOUSE NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON E11ter Flower•, ' F-, CIIOite Only ' . ' . Pan11e1, Cebl;!age, Braccoll, CauliflOwer, Hanging Ba•kits, ·Phlox, Azalea•, Stirubs, Spruce Trees Open Dally 9-5 Sundiy 12·5 811)' - Sell • Trade! TOOle, equip., . TV'e, . ca •. .._ - 11111e 1111 . of Mtythlng. LAICIIId an Olllo Rlwr c:amp. St. Rt. 124, .~ Ohio• "":'1111 HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE Jr::::' . oConc:me . Free Estimates Owner: John Dean N.\.lir.o.M.~M.~~.IIf:.,M.~..t;:..~ [f{~!.l t~!~~ ~-·~j ftl~ tl1·~~ m~~ l!•!! lit!-· ~-!Jj. •~~ ~~~J fli~! l ....~~~ - • Shrubbery Maintenance Plan ahead. Call today for free estimate 7~2-2101 .w .U·3622 - 3t:KW11 1 mo pel J&L. SIDING & INSULATION • Vinyl Siding • Soffit • foscio • Seomless • 51a!ionary Docb • Blown lmulation • Garage~ • Decb. 24 X 24 f'ale Building starting ot $5995 740-992·2772 BAUM LUMBER NOW IN STOCK ~ NEW ECONOMICAL 29 GAUGE ROOFING OR SIDING Hot lrlllrFJ II No Job Too .,_ Bit cult lllldilklti, Hot A Cold Lunch llndwlcll lnctucllng PIID 12• f7AI'dc• , t1r11n llamnn (740) lll:llel AliTaJJI+ Cllllll Onlarll' I pi • AHidonllll • 24 Hr. l 'ah&l .., ilfce IN ' ~· "a u..... ..,_ • .~ • t • ' I .. . l • I ; . '• •I New Hours: Tues-Fr110-8 sat. 1().4 Closed Sun & Mon • Aeromathcrapy Candles & Es5ential Oils • Easter Baskets • Handmade Stuff Rabbits • Assoned WOOdeq Ange!s Bring JOUr odds & ends and we will fill them. Rt. 124 ~i11CISVille, OH I ; Ridge & Pine Grove Rd. Friday, Three tamilv, intersection of Eagle Saturd"ay, Sunday afternoon. Two carpqt t sales· Satu rda~. April.4th . Lee & Pickens res•· dances, Ty ree Blvd., Racine , ~on::·::;o·-------- ' Malo Chocolate Leo 1 112yrs old. male, neutered, has no papers, Pl. Pleasant & VIcinity needs room Dl ru_n. 304·773-5132. 5 Fam il y Yard Sale : Saturday April 4th, 330 1 H~ward Avenue , Rain Cancels. Oldretrigeratat. 304-773:5787. Puppies pari' German Shephard & Norwegian Elkhoun~ mixed, 5 11 2wko ofd. 30H75-t043. Garage Sate Saturday . 414198 Three f&IJlitiBS ·I5 Wa~efteld Rd . Pt. Pleasant Children clothes , gu ns, knife's, turri ture, toys, etc. Several Thea1er Sea1s. 740· 441 · 1470. To Good Countr';' Home, Regia· tared, No Papers, Brittany Spaniel Good With Children. 2 Years Old, Garage Sale ·3 Uite.s out Jericho Rd. Fri . .& Sat. 9-5 Sweeper. &ter· eo, car seat, pet cage, school desks, weed eater, lawn mower, porch glider & much more. BISSELL BUILDERS~ INC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Wlnd~ws lloi.Springl Sflll . Opan: 7;30-5:00 W-d!IY" 7;-:00 St!lurMy . , ONo .. r. IIAiiSIAHD NofWiySptU~a. White Pine 1ncl Conodlon ltlmlock · Delivery Av81lable . Httmlock Grove Road Pomeroy, Ohio 4~ee Ph. 740-8112·7215 · After 4 P.M. Found: On White Road, Medium Size Black~t.ong Hiired Dog, Very Friend!';', 7_40·446-9773 Anytime. 773-5785 Or 304-773-5447, AntiQ{Jes. tOp prices Paid, Riv~;. tne Antiques. Pomeroy. Oh1o, Russ Moore owner, 740·992· 2528. . Antiques & clean used furnilure, will buy one piece or complete household. Osby Martin, 740· 992·6!;76. )vi; Clean late Uodel Cars Or Truck I, 1g9o Models Or Newer, Smith Buick Ponriac. 1900 ·East· em A~e. Gallpolia. J & 0 Auto Parta. Buying wrecked or Salvaged vehicles . Old, obsolete 11oo day -rethold 7720. II: to run: Sunday . V~cant Land [At A Reasonable Price) On Land Contract, Part Pasture And Part Woods, 740- To Apt"il Api 2nd, 3rd, 4th. Thurs. Fr1, Sat, ,:00· ? t 1.10 ·Second Avenue, 367-789t. wanled To Buy: Good Used Hot Tub Far Sidt, 740-«&-2515. 1.::::.:.::...:::..::.;...:.;_____, Wanted To Buy: Junk Auto's Any Condition, 740-446-9853. Wanted To Buy : Used Mobile Homes, 740·446·0175, 304·875- . --,.,.. "nc••r ~HEAT MIRROR' TU l l"lliJtl or btoken computer equipment, any make or model, will remove for fre~t 304 -875- Help Wanted 110 ·---WC.tll- '· . QuiLrrY ........,.,... YELLOW FLAG YARD SALE POMERO~NUDDLEPORT . ENDTOEND MAY 1 & 2- ALL D~Y 4/4 415 t0·8 P. ~. Som• New Of Cheep. 136 Skidmore Road. lot~ E~eryt:~ cancet~ Salurday April 4th, St·? 177l.. Grande Boulevard Lots Of Clean N11110 Btilnd Clothes Guess, Um- Middleport & VIcinity •e• Mlta Yellow ftoo yard aalt. POmeroy/ lllcldlapot1. Moy 1•2· Rogillor, piCk up lllgs , _ All Yanl Mu• lo 1'114 In - - · lloadllloa: 1:01!1111 lila ••r looter• lh • - 1, 1• r ""· LPN NEEQEQ . Need care giver tor lattt 64 years, lree housing & salary. call 740 667·6936 or 740-667·3587. Now accepting applications for m home warkefs. Please apply at mason County Action Group, Inc. 101 2nd St Po1nt Pleasant. P lease no later .than 3pm. April 13th. MCAG, INC., i! -n EOE, Ml eo pttrer, dilhn, HomllnWIDfl. much-. . advertisements lor real estate which is in violation ol the law. Our readers are hereby inform ed that all dweiW ngs advertised 1n this newspaper are aVailable on an equal opportunity basis ... ~.. I ' 1.--------• .. _ • :t!.,:_\ , : ;-:-. .:.....:....--,-....,..--:--7::":::< ~ . . . . <~ 2 Houses On 2 114 Acres Wi t~ ...., • Frontag e Garfield A~enue.:. ·:~ : Gallipoli s, Main House 2 -3 Bed 'r • ~"'- • .. 1ooms, 1 112 Ba th Full Basement,. . ... : ... Se cond House 2 Baths. Good- ~··· • "' ' Rental Income, S55,000 740-44 6-' , ." 0639. ~ · ~ ...~ roomS, o1! 1ce space, liv1ng . fa~ i ·· , ...,_ ty &\ sitting room . khc hen: ut1!••f · •• room, walk·m cl ose t: applianc es .•,. cherry wood cab1nets & cherfy hardwood lloOfs. 304-675·5108 ·-., ..... ·.. ~ . Securily Guards- must be able to work any shih including most wee- 3 Bedrooms , 1 112 aaths, .sot Baseme n!, New Roof, Sldmg1 Windows, On 2.4 Acres In Han. · ~ - . lord. WV. $27.500 304-882-3858. • :' • ·- • : :: 3 or 4 BedrOom , two bath, ranch • • style manufactured type homo . • 1,600sq. ft. Sltua1ed on or.e acre • • ot groUnd, Raybur n ~d. 114 Mile I of Sandhill . Add illo hal acreage available. Pe.a celul , private , counlr';' selling . $62,50 0 . 304 - •• 675-t206 Anytime. • r kends . Must have clean police record, good work hl!llory, reliab'e transportation, valid driver's h· cense , home phone and must 4 Bedroom house on Rl 62 on 2 have. black steel toe safely · acres of ground. 5 Miles North of shoes. Pay start at $5. 50 'p er Pt Pleasant on Paller Creek Ad. hour. 32-40 hours per wee+!.. Call 304-773-5787, 740·669·2874 Monday ~ Friday, 8:003~4:00Jm . tor appointment. Beaulifuf. Riverfront Propetty At. 7 South, .Gallipolis, Near 2 18, Brick Seeking Regislered Long Term Colonial 3 large Bedrooms, LR. • Care Nursing Ass istants . lnler · DR, FR, full Finished Basement mediate Care Facility . Ro_tating With Game Room 16•32 In shifts, part time . West Virginia Ground Pool With 2 Decks Ove~ certlricalion requ ~red . Po1nt lookin"g River, By Appointmen t. Pleasant Nursing & Rehabi li ta · 740·44t ·0125. 11on Center, State RoUte 62, Bo• 326, Point Pleasant . WV 25SSO . tA Glenmaik-Genes1s tac1 lt !y ) · EOE . WILDLIFE JOBS TO $21.60 ot!R Inc. Benefill . Game Wardens . Securi!y. Maintenace, Patk Rang · ers. No E•p. Needed . For App . And E•am Into Call t-800·8t3· 3565, Ell. 6475. 8 A.M.· 9 PM.. 7 Days Ids. inc 100 wanted:ro Do Dependable man w1 11 mow. 11 11 small gardens, pamt. put up ha';'. ~B.Free .Estimates , 3,04 ·675 .. ....... ......•. · RM., 7 DB';'S fds,tne. 1 '.,: . 3 bed room -large livmg room & kitchen, 31 4 baseme n!, appro• 1 ac re land , nicely located 1Q m1nute s· fr om tow n. Call alte• 5:30pm. :114-675:5375. .. 3 Or 4 Bedroom. Optional Fa mil' Room , 2 Baths , tn:Ground Pool, POSTAL JOBS TO 118;35 MR. , Ce nt ral A 1r, $73,000 740· 44 6· Inc. Benefits. No hperience. For 4173. App. And Exam Info .. Call 1-800- 8UY HOMES FROM $4,000 I ·5 lldrm .. Local Govl. & Bank Repo's CaH t-800·522-2730, X 1709. " . ' ' .., '. .• , Compterety remodektd. rwo story, 1 .., 24x28 garage , lwo bedrooms . ••. (very large) , now windows. asking, ~ $65,000, 740-1192·8737. .. . For Sale By Owner; Nicely Deto. , . . 1 raled, Well Ma1nta1ned 2 Bedroom Home Located In Che shire, As-" • , ' .• , sumable Laan, 740·367· 7t 17 AI~ ter 5P.M.. ,, House and property, appro1. 4acres. Ideal slarter home. Beech St, Rlmetay OH. 304·882·2077. ... ' Fbmeroy, 3 bedroom home, newel' rool. newe, fu rnace & l'lot water rank, "handy man spec.at•, , .. Located In Mason, WV. ~ Rooms, 2 Balhs. Basemen t. 2 Car Ca rpo rt On 1 Aue Of land, 2 ~rches, 304-?73-Sfi IS. ... George& Ponabte Sawmill, don't cabinets, Jenn -air r-an ge, dishwasher, delached garage, by ap- Batn aos. Amusement Co. haul your lags 10 the mill jusl tall pcinrmcnt. .740-992-5243. MODULAR HOUSE AUCTION • ·1 , In st all Windshields , Motors & r,ans $100 & Up, Route 17, Be· sade A·1 Talli. 740.-446· 1535. A 26 'J 58' Raru;h Style Modular Hause Will Be Aucrione(t ·To The Highes t B1dder On May 9, 19 98 At 12 :00 Noon AI The Buckey& Hills C ar eer Center localed At Rio Grande, Ohio. PubliC VI8Wir g Mo r1 day Through f flday From ~ .a. • Musl be 18 year!l or oldef. Free to lt"B.WW. CaH 740·266-2950, M-F, 8:0!1-4;30. COII1NG SOON New Sports Reslaurant · lutchen prep, bartenders. hOII · en, servers. Please send r~ · sume to : TwiSters Sports Gnll 101 Acade.my Drive Riple_., .wv 304-875-t957. GRAMMY CARE; Oualily Child Care." In M';' Home, MonCII'';' Thru Friday, 740.367--5022. Pa'inllng, Plumb~ng. Remodeling Any· And All Odd Jobs 1 Free Es· 111T131es, 740·245-5151. l:o=.:.,.::,.:h.:ilt.:.o::.:o~o-k--~-pp-t-,-.~i1h:-:i-n-at Proles slonal Tree Setv1ce, Slump Removal , Fre~ Es11 ma tes ! Insurance, Bfclweu, OhiO. 614·388· y 1uage Pizza in Po int Pleasant, . pie asa. Homo Cor1. C\111 Adrionne Or Mgia t-1100-48t-8334. GREAT PtlYI GRUT FREIGHT! GREAT BENEFITSI AI~Fiflaf lloine M o l ! _, COI.-A& 1 Vt. OTR Racj. Coli Kon 100-385-1045 e-.o(7:30 -tO.:Itll& 9648. 8t4-367·71110. ·Shaler's J..awntare Servtte, Free Estimates. CaU740-441 ·03t8 We Otter Backhoe & DozftP' Wor k: Lte ense & Bonded, 740 ·388- 95t5. W111 N ul JUnll or traSh INIII~. $3§' p:ckup load. 304-875·5035. W1ll Maw ·& Trim Your' Lawn E• · pe rienced Reasonable Ral... For Free Etlima tts, 740-311-8041 . References, FINANCIAL Ofiverl N..-dtd For 300 To 100 Mile Radius Must Have Class 8 LicaniO And Good IIVR Expari· once AIIO R'"'lllirod, Waakty Ply & >ltHIIth In~ Availoblt, For-More lnlormalion CIII-7-87114.- "' • . ._. • ·· • •• • j• .M. To 3:00PM. Please 1 • ; 01 two wanltng lo do ba · 9:00A Call 740·245·5334 For An Apbysuung 1n my home. located on · poinlmenl Fo'rmal V1ew1ng Of The · ~ •·~ Greer ~d . Have relerences. 304.' House r's Du ong The 8uckeyo · •· · owa 95. Excel Spreadsheet Er perlence Prefefred. Good Orgarw· zational Skills Fu Aatume To · , 330·47&-aase. M1ddlepor1 , beautiful two sto r';', 3 br. 2 bath. large l.r. & fr .. o a ~ dOors & !l"im, Sm.th's custom oak Mother £175·6046. 210 Buslnfss Opportunity It you l'lave aft estabhlhed bull· Mil and YnUHd parking IPICI, you may quaJil'f to be a U ·Haul Ori•ors 10 tran1port cars to and 2 28011 ·from auction•. call IS 1oi-Oi • . O.Alet. I~be1::::•::••::n~':.2=-=•::.:nl=8pm.=:.:.·__ 8575. . •• Avon $8 -$20 /Hr, No Door ·To · Door. Easy Caah. Fun , 1·800· 736-0168 irdl'slilkep. ' Gardens plowed near Roosevelt S•H•r & llentlar 4dllloft•I_..:I~Y-~~IA~:~Idi~I00-~!!1193-8~~7!12~I :OIIpm Fllfllr. . f ive family r•rd All, Sam Pic~• ns, TwH 9t~d. , Sllurday, April ,. 4 • lam-4jllll ~r l day & Saturday, rain . date -~ 7 Gtotgo StrtHII, Ml.,n. 12 WV. siereo, bor's 1 · 10 • O- . motl\111, IQJO. llo_.,y blkl. vi<!- ..•. .... This newspaper w111 no! knowingtv accept Grade School are&. 304·675· 299t . D•PB!ndable And Flexible Certified Nuue Aid Heeded For In Pomeroy, '· AVON I All Areas t Shi~le';' Speet5, ~ - 675-\429. ited, Cl! Printer, CD'I, Tablet. .Loll WV. No phone calls Motel ' make any sut;h preference. limitation or dis c rimination .~ :.::-==--~-----1 River Valley Refinishing Shop, larry Moving Sa,.: Satur_dlly & Sund8~ Construction Ofhce Clerk Wmd - Cioihea: ·- . Phillips. 740-992-6576. 25271. __ .........,.......,. work, 740· · Furniture repa 1r, refinish and restoration, also custom orders. Ohio Fn &'Sat Apul 3rd I 4th, 220 Needi" ' tJeneral manager, ldK:hOebb1t Drive, l g. 2 Famil y Firs1 en management. kilchen help, Morel ..OFF II OWl hour~ & Clothing [Infant , . Up) Kids Estate Garage Sale: Misc. Household, Furrllture, Bees. Toys. Home lnlefiOf, P1c1ures. Avon Collectibles ~MoSt In 011gi na j Boaes). One Day Onl.,. Saturdav 4/4198 from 9 A.M. To ~P.M . lo· cal8d At Pine Streel Storage Untts Beside Big Lots In Ga11ipo· hi. . .. . ' Call . ~her 5;00 P.M. 740-388·9422 $10,000, 6t4·237-0t25. Free Esrimale!_ Clothes To Size 7, Sho es, Ma - T1me Sale. Girls 0 -3T, Boys 0-2T, .All Baby IIams, Qat S(tat, High Chalf, Etc . Tools, T:V., Muc h 40% Racine area, aia: 949•2682 _ Oustbusters..Protessional Clean· ing , Cammarcial And Residential EMPLOYMENT SER VICES Back Vard Sale; Twin Baby Items ternity, Household llems, Apphanc:es, Toys, Everything Priced To Sell! On Gavin Street, Rodney Village II Fnday & Saturday. Apri l 3th & 4th, B A.M.-4f~M. ... ~ 11m 11atl on or drsCnmrnatiOn based on race. color. religton. sex tam1hal ~latu s or national origin. or any intention to >louse cleaner, e•ery Friday. 310 Homes lor Sale 5965. April 3rd & 4th 9·5 P.M. 1021 State Roure 588. Wise ., Knick · REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ' .~R=ID~nOt~sn~·~M~I---~~---~~~~-~~~==33~·---------P'iAQL!NE: 2:00 p.m. .. All real estate advert1s1 ng m this newspaper is Subject to the Federal Fa1 r HotJslng Act of 1968 wh1ch makes 11 Illegal to advertise ".any preference, ' Window Treatments , Car pel ~ ~ --~ Sales Or Degree In Interior i ~ '=" : • Design. Send Resumes To Tope . r ,.: Furn iture Galler ies, 151 Second • .,_ Av&nue, GaHipolis, OH 45631 . - - - - - - - - - - ;. ~~ 813·3585 . EJt 6474, 8 ~ . M . ·9 Uov1ng Sale, Ha"y Reapp·s. Joe Wilson (614) 992-4277 800-426-8363. Home furnishings Sale Rep, Requirements: Minimum 3 Yeafl Retail Expenence lncludino Cuatom Sterling, E1c. Acqulaltlons Jewelry • M;! S. Coin Shop, 151 Second 1 Ave.~e, ·Gallip:~M s, 740-446·2842 . naek' Clothing Rain carcet• 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Ha 1r & Make -Up Person For In· Home Glamour Par lies, Earn S78 · St50 Per Day. L1mited Travel, Localtons. Be l'lltl In Advonco. .. oy, Oh. 45769. Absolute Top Oahar: All U.s. Silver And Gold Coina, Proafaeta, Diamonds, Antique Jewelry. Gold Rings, Pre -1930 U.S. Currency, er, Lawn Mower. Vaccum Cleaner, Sew Machinery. . "Build Your DUam" Full or part lime, sell starter, mot• · VB tiBd to IUCC88d , mull have sales expertence and be able to work with public , knowledge ol floor coveflng & d&corati ng a plus, long l ime commitment nee: · enary, send resume to : Oally Sentinel, P.O. Box 729·60, Ptlmer· For Paris, 740·?45-9607. 19th, 8:00 A.M. -6 :00 P.U . 1587 Stall Route 7 Na,tt'l, HousehOld Goads, ROI(UiiF ' ~ a n c ement pole-ntial, 8!1d se lf· sa !isfactian helping families . For your last job inte~iew, call Steve Smhh at 614-992-7440." Lost male Sheliie, black, gray, wMe & tan, leg lattooed. Shade area , ·Magic·. reward. 740·696· .AIJ. Yltd St!IH Mull .•.. GLASS «:fiLING? II you are employed and feel yo u are In a no gain situation, you owe it to yqurselt to conaider joining Now Taking Appficadons AI Dom ino's Pizza. Gallipolis, & Pomeroy April 1St &J VANCEMENT POTENTIAL? t-tow laking applications lor drlv · ers at Domiro's Pizza in ~mercy. 37 ICindlewood Drive, ICanauga . Behind Or. Straun Ollice, 8 -3 , Saturday Orl';', 4/4198. 5 Famitv Garage Sale : 330 Third Avenue, Saturday 414th 9:00 A.M. -3 :00P.M. lnlant -Adult Clothing Tavs, Bikes, Household Goods , .. FRUSTRATED? NO REAl AD- F, AlA. B l "ost : Lhasa Apse Puppy Camp • 10:00 a.m. Satutdoy. Remodeling I..--------~ Conloy Road, Black With Whito :9.:0_ _:wa.:.:.:,n_t..:.e.:..d_:t_,o,....,u..:y~"' Markings, Rewardl304·675-7223. t983 Througn 1985 Honda CR80 Yard Sale L1vmgston '! buemen t wat~ r-.proof ing , all basement repaus do ne lree es t imates, li fe lime , guar8ntee. 10y rs on job expert·· ' ' · &nee. 3()4-675·2145. . •" 432, C/OGalllpolis Daily Tribune, J .•• 825 Th i1d Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 2 Story new ho me R1dgewoo~ : ... ~ 4563t . Estates 2 11 2 batns, 3-4 b_ed, . .. . Rick Pearson Auct 1on Companv. full time auctioneer, r;:omplete auction service. Ucensod ISS, Ohio & West Virginia, 304· of!hlon •~:00 P·"' Friday. Monday odhlon "8" IUIILAPPEI) 111£ES t-800·287-0578. 304-675-4435 Auctio n 80 and Rea Market S300REWARD 614-992-7643 Custom Homes aprin Rehab Center.OH Rock· 1pdn ga ga Rd., Pomeroy, . No phone calls. · Andy's Lawn Mowing S.rvlc• Sat.Aprii4&Sai.Apnl6th. For rerurn of black/brown German · Flea Uarket Set-Up Space Avail· Shephard taken from Edith Rog- able Starling 10 April . Rt 33 East· ers !aim on Redmud Ridge. An · Ol Mason at Johnson's Produce. 1wers to name ·chance: No (SPace Under Shelter). 740· 541 · question& ask. Can John Rogers 2963. FREE ESTIMATES (No Sunday Calls) Floor Uelnl•nuu Poe ltlon· muSI have experienc e i n sH •P· pina, waxing, buffing , car~l care ana other du ti es as an rgned . PIC k up applicatiOR at Ro ck· ' For In Home Care 01 Female Pa· tienl. Part-Time Day And Even1ng Shills Only One Weekend Per Month Send Resume To : CLA YarE! Sale o47 'Burdene Addition . 60 Lost and Found Room Additions • Roofing CQMMERCIAL and RESIOENTIAL a11lb · . . Luntblr • 8tAldlng IIII..W.• CUllom 8ullt llool TIUIIIS Polt S... Pockogn ' Taro WhoolllatM TIKlan To ~ood home- 1wo year old RotIWBIIeriShephard, male, goa:d w1 childfen, call 740 -985-3407 afler Cheshire, Metal 9" OC Rib/White 3'XJ0'·$12.50 SHOP • 7~Aw..lc c-c~e~llllf - Free Firewood You Hau l Away, 740-446·2624. Free To Good Country Home 3 Family Yard Sale : Saturday 9 A.M. ·5 P.M . lota Baby Clothes And Items , Adult Clolhea Of All Size• And Seasons. And House· hold llems. Roush lane , ·~Windows 46314 SR 241• .:"' :.:·"':: : ·.:Oo::ll::ar:.:bo::!:g._ --:-_7':'-;:' GaQipoiiS _&VIcinity Gutter•~ng 3'XI2':SIS.OO 3'XI4'·SI7.50 o155. 3:30. 230 . Prolesslonal · Services Ru tland Chur'h of God· church ';'ard sa le & ba ~e sa le, Satu rday, ·the Loewen Group. This IS a high April 9th at the ch urc h. 9:00 · ? 1ncome profession , rap id . ad· ____ ~ Sponooroc ov:y(kl1n. Giveaway Tnree lam•ly basement sate- Fri· 70 - ·~ling . • TrM Trimming . items, clothing and old 10011. 1085. 992-5050 COUNTIY CIIIU I Opon 241111. A 0., •Masonry -General , • • 1111 · fOOl) . . . . iii•!, ~ 740-992·3987 7. . . .1012 •Bobcat Service .in. Mileage L1m1t Call Randy S racuse 992-5776 . CHIESitl·· · ~ "'"·' 7 Ohio River Campgrbuncta and Bait & Tacllle, & .Gen. Men:hlndiH. New & UNCI ltemi We j • . WICKS HAULING 614-992·3470 OPEIUMI APRIL I P/I Comctors lie. ................ I • fi;: JD CONS7RUCftON . ~ Thru · 1 March 8 ton Delivered $120 • Mowing (Residential & Commertial) Top Soil, Fill Dirt GUN SHOOT SUN., 1:00 .. JeMWIIIta • 740-24$-1448 J ~- Special LARRY'S LAWN CARE Gravel, Sand, IUOI GlOVE lOAD HouHIIOicla, etc.• 7/22/lln (UmeStonaLow Rates) ·. Large i ns ide sale- rain or shine. Grueser•s re al dence on Long Street in Rutland , Ohio bet'ind the grade school. April S &,7, 9:00 to ? Some an ti ques, ho use hold l'Q.:l. ' Llmestooe, .. OLDER OHIO LADIES Local Names • Numbers 1 ·900 ·285 · G077 Ea:l. 4585 12.99 / Uin 18 • Protecti~e Adult Dog ·Neutered Perfect House Manners, leave Phone 14 Message AI 740-446· LIMESTONE . aUSINESS MAN.AGER Mt~. • \ti/25/INtmn .. Inside craft & gilt aale. April 2nd· 4th, 10 · 5, Watd nlg r es1dence, 45597 SR 124, Racine, Oh. 40 -..t~A~M.Io.lir.-.M:o.M:..~i/A4Aflif!:tllr.-. tt ~'. ti~·J ~!· 1il!!J. 1 -h!• ~~~ ~- rii•!. ~·. ~!~ ;tt·~ iiL11 I!!!J ' t: 1patrencecl Proleu ional P nlebotoml sl M- F, Eatly Ma rn•nga, Four puppies, two mates, twa le· day & Saturday, SA 124, Syra · males, German Shepherdt Lab . cuse. Rehigera tor, llres, chickens, mi x, cute and pl&';'ful, 740·992- parakeels , PVQ""V goats: lurntture. . •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES or shine. Et4TICING I EXCITING ! Vaur Date Is Wa iling ! Call1 ·90 0-,407· 778 2 Ea:t. 7957, $2.99 tUin. 18+ Serv-U '"0·256·6946. 985-4473 TJM'S CUSTOM a "Calllctlbln, Antlq-. • DUMP TRUCK SERVICE . Agricultural lime, Llm..tone • Gravel . Dirt • Sand 985-4422 Chester, Ohio Gonsislacili!y) EOE. ant, wv 25550. t ~ Glanmark- Ad.), lois ol msc, 1\ems. Hoi dogs . pop and baked good s. Rain 01 shine. :::.::;.;..:~;..:.;.:.:.;::.;; •Mowers •Chain Saws •Weedeatera •Autborlzed Dealer For: •Briggs & Stratton •MTD •Murr~y •M.cCollough •Echo ·~yobl •Roper •Rally •Hydro Gear AND OTHERS! Briggs & Slratlon: Master Smke Tachlldaa Outd.r Power Equlpllltllt Association: Ctrllfltd 2 Cycle State Route 338 • At Vlne • Racine, Ohio (614) 949-28o4 3/12/9811n ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Save Up To 75% Off ..~ TURNPIKE FORD Business Services -. ... Garage sate. 35100 Fla\WOO<Is t>y mail unttl you have investigated the olktring.. Giganoc: church ya1d Up ·To ·Da te SParta /Spreads & More t 1·900·407 -7785, Exl 6692, $2.99 Per Min. Must Be t8 Yr s. Se~-U 619·64&-8434. Parts and Servlcelf 614-742·2138 bilitation Canter, State Route 02, Ro ute 1, Box 328, Point P lea s- Car, Resume To: P.O. aa1e- Satur- Company Bo• 33, Ga~pol is , OH 4563t, 740· da~. April 3, -9a m-? Harwesr Out448-0353. reach Church al Chester (Riebel DATES Serv·U 1519·845-8434. • Vinyl Siding • Garages New Homes • Pole Buildings • Room Additions · f"om mends that vou do busl· ness with people vou know, and ~~OT to send money throu gh the West Virginia licanll required. Point Plea sant Nurtlng & Reha- Bone HalloW Rd.. M-port .. .•• OH IO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. ahlftt. Intermediate Care Facility. . .... !NOTICEI ino parHime LPN 'S lo r rotating Fi~e Points, Apr~ 2·4, 9:00-? Ram GUVS/GALS ' DATES •·900-407· 7782 E•c 3453. S2.99 Min. Muar Be 18Yrs. Serv-U 619· 645-S.:lol. IIACIIE MOWER CLINIC Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Qravel Septic Syatams · · Trailer & Hou.- 's ltea Raasonab/B Ratea ·Joe N. $ayre " Rutland ofGod Church Yard ·& Bake Sale Saturday, Aprll .4 at · the church, 9 am-? .lheholpageo. • Call 614·843·5426 3/21/TFN SAYRETRUCKING Carpet & Upholstery · Cleaning 258 Pearl St. Middleport, OH FLASHBACK jAppea.ring Friday 8:00-1 Saturday 9:30·1 :30 POMEROY EAGLES CLUB Members and Guest Invited . long Four tam•IY yard 111e- April 1· 3, 9 Business · OpportunHy· . 210 Help Wanted Excellent opporlunlly to join tl'le 10<mhealth care lleld. s..l<· Pomeroy, • Mlddlep01'1 · & VlclnHy COrn'CU/1317Q1 1CU.h tm OVer 20 years experience. Free Estimates . . POMEROY, OH. 614·992-5479 . Sausage & Pancakes · Adtills $3.00, Children $2.00 SAT.,APRIL4, 7-11 AM · American Legion Annex MlddlaPQrt, Oh. 299 Mill Sl. Racine American Legion Post 602 will have a Steak Dinner with trimming Sunday, April 5 · at the post. ·starts at 11-?. Cost $5.00. Public Invited • 110 Yard Sale An Exci ting Romanric? S2.991Min. Moot Be t8 Vro To!ICh-Tone Phone Requ11od PrQCail Co.t502)954-7420 Lotta·s COttSTROCTIOtt . The Dliily Sentinel • Page 70 819-645-843<, ... I t·I00-407·7781 Ext. 113858, 12.99 P.r1Ain. Mu1t 8e 18 Yrl. SttV· U 8t9-645-3<3ol. Galllpolla, Ohio 45831 • Top • Trim • Removal • Stump Grlndln$1 Insurances· · JEFF. WARNER INSURANCE :.:rij~t~P~'A~N~CAKE 'BREAKFAST knows best. . ....... I A re Vou ' otp'l- . • ·• 360° Communications NOTICE Used 30" to 20" Electric Ranges with 90 Day Warranty FRENCH CITY MAYTAG 446-7795 Personals t•900·945-S.58 •-3252 Agricultural • ~ndustrlal • Automotive •Re-cores • New Radiators Oxy- Accet Regulator R_.palr ,Welding Supplies • ~teel Sales Stick • Tlg • Aluminum Welding ........ 005 BE ABETTER PARENT CELLULAR PHONES In Memory of my mother, LOLA E. CLARl<, who pa•Hd away April 3, 11197. There's lin open gate At the end of ihe road Through which each must go alone. And.there is light, we cannot see Our Father ciaims His own. Beyond the gate of our loved one Finds happiness ~nd rest, . And there is comfort lo the thought That a loving God Help Wanted fifth annual Boys. Backporch Swing Band. more information. The application the main topic comcdian/ventriloqllist Mike Hen•- deadline is April 27. March 24 meet· melgran and the Last Chanc.e Bani!. A yard sale will be held May 14of the Area Community . A Kiddie Tractor Pull will be held 15 at Star Mill Park and anyone LUIICIPI Organi .. . at 2:30_p.m. wanting to donate items should call The festival will be held on April Free horse-drawn hay ri4c~ will Frank and Delores Cleland at 949lS at Star Mill Park. 10 a.m. to 6 be provided by Lester Manuel 2071 . Dqlc and Kathryn Hart at949Compu1er Graphics p.m. . ' · throughout the day and there: will 2656 or David and Ann Zirkle at DellgllJ Prize money of $7S, $50 aqd $25 also be an antique tractor display. 949-2031. Pick-up service is. avail-All Landtc1plng & wjll be 'given to the top three parade Flyers pcnaining , to the,. day 's able and proceeds trom \hcyard sale Lawn Service• floai winners. Anyone may enter, activities aic available at the o(licc~ - ,, will be applied toward scholarships. •Commercii I but to ,he eligible for the monct~ry of Dr. •Melanic Weese and Home Free tuberculosis skin testing will •RIIIdlntlll prizes floats must he decorated wtth National Bank.. · be done at the Racine Fire Station on Owner, Mickle Hollon · flowers.. . Spaces ate available for craft an<! April 27, 4:30-6:30 p.m. with the · Cheater, Ohio . The parade will form at the vendors. food hooths and ,.Other • test reading Scheduled for April 29, . 74()..985-4422 Racine Fire Station a,t 9:30a.m. and activities. There will he a SIO' fce to 4:30-5:30 p.m. All area food hanmove out at 10 a.m.• down Third reserve a space. Anyone with qucs- dlers are urged to participate. · · .Street, up Pearl Street, right on Fifth tions concemina.boolh·spaccshould ·Marilyn Powell gave the blessing • Street to the American Legion P<Jst contnct Lillian Weese at 949-2401 . before the 6:30 p.m. dinner. The · •••• IOOfllll then left on Sixth Street to Vine Flowers arc available by the .flat business meeting was called to order Street and back to the Fire Station. or basket. In the; event of rain. the by President Kathryn f-!an . Minu1es ......... In: For more infonnalion, contact (estival will be held at Southern of I he last meeting were <ead by ril Hft 11ao1a, IIOof R 1 I a, paradc chairwoman Marilyn Powell local High School. !iAn Weese, secretary. and the !reao..r-. '*'lOt a l!ldlrlor 1'1111111.. at 949·2676." · The group v01ed to increase the . surer's report was givfn by Ann D!YW~f!fllpelr. A flower festival · queen. lo be scholarships from two to four $500 Zirkle. Both were approved 3!1 read. L '. . . . . . . . selected from .Southern Hi1h School scholarships that will be given !O · The meeting was -adjourned-with Wlnllrruot-of ·senior pan;cipant!, will be crowned Southern High School seniors. the Pledge of Allegiance led by at noon. · Applicalions are available at the . David Zirkle with the next meeting Olllfy lftdGII all II Enlenainment will include the school and student~ are advised to April 28 at the park. ,,.. Eat.• fully • Y"!f M~~i@hl CIOJ!JCI'S. Failh Harmony contact lhe guidance counselor for · . 1..1.........,. a~ ad Cu!l992·2156 ,... Three members of Trinity Con. .. • • grcgational C~urch in Pomeroy have · · .. . . _ _ _ _,_...lTumplke Ford, returned from a week's stay at a misneeds a Business Manager to sion in the Mexican Highlands. twn Mid Ohio support our growth. Rulletlc fltat hours from Mexico City. Valley's Roland Wildman. pastor of Trini.year Income of $35,000 to $50,000 or ty. his wife, Jo Ann. and Gay Perrin Le~lng more. lnduiltry leading benefltl of Pomeroy went for a work wack Automotive Including group health and 401 K with other panicipanls from al' nvcr • • 1hc United States to the Mission t Retailer, has ~ retirement plans. We provide the· Mazahua . whose suifl' ministers 10 Immediate products and great work the native Ma1.ahuan Indians living openings In the within a 30. mile radius of the misenvironment You proVIde your st<m. ~ , following area: desire and commitment. The mission is locmcd at an ·contact Brad Sang In person ancient hacienda, a fortreS<-likc structure built in 192~. and was -----~•twteen 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday brought back from ruin by the thrlltunh Friday at Tumplkit Foret. · efforts of Norbcrtoi Cones, director. Turnpike Ford Is an _e qual and the support of churches of many diiTcrcnce denominations. explained opportunity employer. · Perrin. She said that Mazahuan Indian group lui.< traditionally hl!cn exploit· cd down through the years, and are SERVING AT MISSION - The Rev. and Mra. Wildman end Gay> poveny stricken, causing malnutri· Petrin hive returned from 1 week of million work II the Mlulon tion and higll infant monality. · Muuhua In the Mexican hlghlanda. The Trinlly Chun:h of Pomeroy Stress there is placed on educa- haa aupported work II the miulon for the past aix yeara. ' ''"" that· respects the culture and ai nicnces, after seeing how. the truly Perrin . the same time encourages progress needy live," said Perrin. 1 The special needs of the mission and self-sufficiency, she explained. The group from Trinity did paint- is for children 's clothing and also for . ''The week there was strenuous ing. sewing, and general renovation sewing supplies including cloth • and emOiional but most rewarding. wort during their time there. . remnants. Anyone who might want . . , . . . _ ______ ..;. ___ _,.....;.....; ____ ..:.._ _______ with a new appreciation of our Trinity Church ha.~ supported the to assist may contact the chureh. everyday lifestyle · and convc- mission for six years, according to If Cell Ma .n . IURA~~», OIL "I Buy Accumulltlonl* . AIEIICAJILEGION ·RACO discusses upcoming·trower festival To place RADIAtOR BEPAIB In Memory . Church members go on ·Mexican mission trip • ~~~~----~··----~--~~~~~= 992·5513 I a · Pomeroy • Middleport, Oh lo TONY'S PORTABLE WELDING POSITION AVAILABLE Send re.ume to Meigs Inc. Inc., PO Box 307, Syracuae, Oh. 45779 PERSONAL CARE ASSISTANT Provide peraonal care and eaalatance to edulta end children with mental retardation end de!lelopmental dlaabl!ltles. Pert time Dally, Min. Wage to begin. Willing • able to INDUCTED- Thirteen Melga High School 1tudenta were Inducted Into the Nailonal Honor Socl-' I obtain ODMRDD Certification. Nursing . ety In c:eremonlea Tue~day morning. They w-. left to right, seated, Bridget Vaughan, Becky Johnson, A11l1tant preferr«<. Cortney Hiley, Myc. Haynes, Tamra O'Dell, Krllltln Brown: and back, llecky Smith, Lacy Blinks, Kriati· EEO Employer na Kennedy, Trlcla Davie, Franco Romuno, Jeaelpl Johnaon, and Melleaa ·Holman. . . 1998-. CLASSIFIEDS! daughter-in-law, Joy, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. ROAD . SAVE TIME AND MQNEY . SHOP THE '"' Lariy, and PER GAME B~ECH GROVE I' f"rlday, Aprll3, Friday, April 3, 1998 Hill s !Ohio Valley EXPO On Sah urday, April 18. And Sunday, Apri~ ' 1,9 , ·t998; 12:00 Noon ·5:00 P.M. · , ,' , Eacn Day. New Home-Fully electriC air cond .... ... wlgas heatmg system as back· , • up. large Irani A back porch w~ . , ••. large· siiie deck, bar n sl)' le Am• • tsl'l bui ld1ng 1611 24, lOis of l_ruit , ;,,,' trees s•tuated on 2. 7 acres. 2 314 , L , mites o ut Cr abcr ee k Rd. Mu st see 10 appeflcate. $65,000. Day v · 1 304·675·7133 Even.ng 304 - 6 7~1 ., ,t• 6809 or 30-4·6 75-7 133 =::..:.::..~~--·. Nic:e sror ';' & 112 , 3br, I ba th , • coy er ed pa t10, pnvacy lenced 1n N:cllyaro wJ24•4ft above ground pool ( op ti on al) amall detat; hed . garaoe. 261h a Garfield Ave.. N8llt ,,. ... ) ~ ·~9~9~~~ :J:~:7~?29e;:':,'~~=~ .....·~ , 87$-3379laave Meosage. .. .. Ranch , 2 beOioom, 1 t.t\, llf'lin g room, cfiningroom, kjtc;hen, 1. 24 acres with ci•r tmmaP' enough oyer frontage to make summer camp t ill , located on SR 124, .. ~ S.R 684, Ha-ile. 3 bt. homo, ' ..' ,_ Rot::no, 011, 740·8411-2008. level lot. appro•. 213 acre, new roof, new vinyl t iding • dtclt, ' ownar wama to l efl quickly, call a iniiH'Hied caM 800-282- 740-742·211'0 --.ngs. - ; .' �'· ' • I • • • Page 1o • Th~ Daily Se;aei ~ Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Frldly, ·April3, 1998 Friday, Apri13, 1998 The Dally Sentinel • Page 11 Pomeroy • MiddlepOrt, Ohio - M.u:voop ·NEA Crossword PuiZie ALDER Syracuse- thr&'e bedrooms. hVO full baths, two large garages . ~ much mora, mult see , 740·9-49· NEW BANK REPO'S, LEn,1.aoo-383-6862 2 Bedroom Ttailer, large Uving Room, Appti lncea, Bob McCor· mick Road, $275/Mo , • Deposit. 7"0·446-884• . 12x65 Trailet 3br, 1 bath. $5,500. CaH 304-675-4678. · 14 x70 3BR, $999 Down 8 ONLY 1179 per mo. Free air & tree skirtIng. 1·888-928-3426 14x70 Vlndale Mobile Home bedrooml1 bath wllh 7xU pul oul living room & 2x10 pull out Maater bedroom, new<j)Orch, for more mfo call 304 -773-5893 leave message WI retum call. 350 Lots & Acreage (ATTENTION DEVELOPERS, SMALL BUSINESS, 250 Hudson Street, Middleport, 1U1 Oakwood 14x65. 112,500. wiheat pump. 113,900. Will de· 304-882-3166. liver local. Call K & t< Mobile Homes 304· 675-3000 between lllm-Spm - aeuorlttslaprox. 30x40 privacy fance~ln e•cellent eondH1an. 304· ~bdrm. apts., total electric, IP· pllances furnished, laundry room 1Bc1fllies, close to achool In town Applications available at: Village Green Apts. t49 or call 740-992·. 3711 EOH 113 Acte near New Haven. $5,000 Will consider 4-wheeler on uad& 1988 Cla~ton 14x70 773-5693. Sklrbng. Must be Movel 740.3792062 lr:venings. Barn Siding, Stack . ,0 Linear Ft. New Top Rated Water Treatment 3 Rooms & Bath UpstairS, No Pets, Water Pa1d In Gallipolis, 740.388-1100 System For Healthy Drlnklno Water $375, 740-387-711l0. 1984 Ford 4x4 Pick·Up $2,500; Counu, Boy Doa Box With Cornp Small Or Laroe Truck S200; Wil· dllfe TracNing_ Collar Channel $300; Electric Dog Breaker Collar S 175; 5 Year Old Walker Coon s 1994 Sunshine MoDIIe Home 16x80 Many Extru Can Be Moved Or Left On Rented lot, Hound $600, CaD 740·256·6551 . . -----------1 Phone: 740-448-9283. 1995 Redman 18X80 Wirh Central ·Garden Tub, Huge Kitchen, All Appliance• & Many Extrasl AI· reed' Ser ~p On Loll Take OYer Payments Of $298 Per Month, Pabo, 011 Street Parking, Rentl•J.Itthties, Leaae, Referenc· es, Cl'td)t 'Check, 740-446-3664 After 5 P.M. Galli a Co.: Galhpohs. Nt~ghbOr · 111Tlme Buyerl, E-Z Financing 2 or 3 Bedroom, Alound $200 ,per month. Call credlf hne 1-800- Ft 1endly Rtdge, lut 21 8.5 Acres ESTATES. 52 We11wood Onve $7 500 0 6 5 A $6 000 01h from $279 to S3S8 Walk to shop · r · Water cres ' · & mov 1es Call 740-446-2568. $15,000, County Equat Housmg OpportuMy a 9<8-5678. ABANDON HOME Make 2 payments, assume loan, owner ft- nallelng IY8ilable. 304-755-7191. Call For Ffee Maps + Owner fi· nancing Info. Take 10% Off Listed Prices On Cash Purchases! AttenDOn Mob1le Home OWners Areas large&l lrwenrory 01 lntertherm & C'oleman Hear Pumps. Air Condilionera, Furnues & Patts, Huge Buy1ng Power Means The Lowest Installed Price, Eaay Over The PhOne Bank Financ1ng. Call Bennetts Mob1le Home HTG J1m Walters Home Near Comple· lion With 35x50 Fl. Metal Garage 8u1ldlng Insulated, Also Trailer Pad Set - Up~ 2 • Acres, Rural Water, Approx 1 M1les From GaNipols, 7"0·256-1335. I CLG 1-800-872-5967. BUY IN MARCH No Poyments Until July 1998 E-Z F10a11<1ng Lot W1U1. ~pt1c Tanlc & Water Tap. Rouli 7, R1ver V1ew. 740- Clean 1br apt m Henderson. $ 1751 5- 2 11 mo 30,.·fH 197 no answer leave message ----,--"----,--Grac•ous living. 1 and 2 bedroom (tparlments at VIllage Manor and Riverside Apartments in Middlepor.t From $249·$373 Cal~ 7•0· 992-5064 Equal Housmg Opportunities • ---------New 11ngle etlicienq apartment m Middleport, util111es pa1d, $375 plus dei)C)Sil 740·992-5304. ' '--'-------Nice clean efllency apartment, relerencet & depolll, no pets. :'))4-675-5162 . Fr.Mt S&t·up & Oetivery $8000, 740-992-61168, leave measage. Clayton Mobile Home Few Months Old, Like New On large 360 Cheapl 748-448- 01scount Mobile Home Palls & Accessories Wa1er Heaters, VI- Real Estate Wanted Cash Pa1d Far Land In Gall1a County, Blackburn Realty, 7•0· nyl Skirting Kill $299.95, An- 446-0008. chors, Wood & Fiberglats Steps, Roof Cbatings, Doors, Windows, Plumbing & E!ectncal Supplies, BlockinG Wood & Wedges And Moret Call Bennett's Mobile RENTALS Home Supjlly All-740_,48-9416. 2 Bedroom House At 140 Porls· mouth Road, Gallipolis, Deposit, Relernces , No Pets, 740-446 - Oivor4;e Force• Sales-Take over paymenls. 2br, 2 bath, financing avaolable. 304·755-5566. 2br fUit basement. k1tchen fur · mshed. $27Simo ... depostt 304 · Glenwood, Palestine Rd. Mason · Co. 1989 3br mobil~ home & at4 acre land, central air I heal, 17 miles from Milton E«il. $29,500. Ser1oua InQuires Only. No calls aher a:oopm 304-582·5840. Large selection or used hornet. 2 or 3 bedrooms St(llting at 12995. ou·ick dehYery. Call 740·385· LIMITED OFFER 1998 Ooubtewide 3br, 2 baths. $1,69Sfdown $259/mo. Only II Oakwobd Homes Nllro. WV 30"· N1ce clean, 2bt, reler&1'1C81 I de· postt, no pam. 30+675-5162. on·e Bedroom Hou~ Re~aeled S2001Mo., 160 Depos1t, Call Alter 755-5865. 5, 304-875-2117 NeW D0Ublewide Repo, 4 Bedrooms. 2 Baths, Easy Terms, 1- 2 Apartme1'tts In RIO Grande .Area : Across Frem College, 1 Room, 1 Bath, UUI111es tnc!uded, S2001Uo Oeposn Required: 1 Bedroom Aparlmtnt, $3 tOIMo , Utilities lnduded, ·613-574-25\)9. Small2 bedroom hOOse with smaU yard neer Tuppers Plai ns, $250 per ITIDnlh plus depo5it, 740·985· 3504 - New 1998 1•)110 1hree bedroom, includn 8 months FREE lol rent. Includes akirt1ng, deluxe steps end setup Only $187 08 per month with $1075 down. Call 1800·837-3238. NEW 8AHII REPO'S Onlw 3 ltlt! Stifl under warranty, owner h· nencing available. 304 -755- Thtet bedroom heme 1n Mttldle· port, $300 per Fnonlh plus utllit1et. ~11=e~~~~~~~~~~l _74~0-~~-6-~_2_.___________ New Ooublewidt 3BR, 2 bath. Two beclroom house, clean, re· · ,1,325 Down & $205 per mo. 1 tngerator, no ttove. no inside 818-928-3428. pets. deposit required, 740·992· Otdet 12J50 mobH home Wli'l two 3090 big loll, and ott otitity hookups 1n 420 • Runand, out ol htgh water, as- '' ff} Mobile HOmes SBOOO. <011740-742-2070 . Special E·Z Financing. CALL . NOW FOR PRE· APPROVAL. 1· , 2 & 3 bedroom mob1le homtt --731-3332.. $260·1300, 5ewet, warer and =~-----:-----:--:-:i' uasn InCluded. 740-992 21&7. Slntle Pareftt Special financ 1ng on 2. 3 & 4 bedroom 2 Bedroom Beauuful Rwer V1ew ttemes. Payment• 11 tow 11 References, Deposit, NQ PETS• I110.Col-300-755-5885. Fosters Mobile Home Park, 748· :.:.::;;::::::..::::::..::=:--::::--::-:-:-::-1 •• 1-0 181, Semple• (740)441-1982 An11que Pocket Watches, Wind up Wrltl Watches, Old Cotns, 1 Bedroom apts. lor elderly or 11519. '450 Furnished Rooms Circle Motel lowesl Ra1ea In Town, Newly Rerrtodeled, HBO, Cmemax. Show11me & O~&ney Weeilly Ra~es. Or Monthly Rates, 740·<41 -5698, 740..41-5187. rooms wirh cooking 30H73-5851,11aoon WV. · encet & Deposir Requtred, 740· t .t Find filCH 3117-<l632. 11- · :2:.B.td:.r:.:o:.om_ll_o_biii-H-om-o-.-:Re:-ll-r· t17,1thfl 3111. ,,.. DoliWNY &Sol-up ·onctl RO<luired, No Pe11, Rtnl •Plus Depooi ~ 740·797-'345, 740~Aiaco '44fHl879 "" Two 2 8edrQom Mobile Home, T.U-CIM. You .._, Utilltloo. & Oopooit, & Now 3br 1999/down 1189/mo. Required, In Porter Fru Set-up I DoliYotf. Ontr 3 Ref•renctl Area 81.t-388·1162. l,flll 0nJv II a.- Homot Ni· • WV. 304-756-5115. 2 lledroom Trailer, 5 Millo Wllr Alnl Whon lbu C4ukl Own? Stale Rou1e 1.'48, I200rUo., In· lit Sowlno• On Slngloo And eludes W.let, $100 "-i~ 740· Doullle·Widoo t . 75" To Ouali· ..., 258_6..;7:..1111---::-:--:-~-::-= litd luJetl. 14911.00 OoWft Pluo Uaoon oroa 3 bodroom, dtpooll Too And Title With Approved requwld I:I!ISimo :114-4175-7783. WEITWOOD HOllE j :.::::~·:.;,:.---::----::-:-:-:--:,INC. 1·1100-251 -5070 Or 1 Small twa bodroom mobile hOme 304-7.18-30118I t>r rent In Racine, 740-9112·5031. Plr-• -.WV.-711-- =· • Concrete & PlastiC Sepuc Tanks. 300 Thru 2,000 Galloni Ron Evan• Enterpnses. Jackson. OH WILUAIIAHII MOTEL Ill SECOND AVENUE ECONOMY HeatJng And Cooing GAI.UPOUS SPECIAL LOW WEEKLY RATES SINGLES $110.00WEEKLY Up.Grada Vour Pr•aent Syssem 1·800-849-2323 740-245-9009 Large mobile home 101 t;)r rent on Sandlin Road. ~-875-71171 . Nobile home aile avail1bfet bet· wten Athens and-Pomeroy, c•ll 740-385-4387. Trailer SpaCI For Rent, Jusl AbOve Addison, On State Route 7, 740-307-7878. Elvia llemt : Records, Books, Plates, Doll. Also Country Recorda, 740-682-7894 Fait Track Like New Gave $300 Asking $200 080 740·256·1469 Alter s. Or LeeYellossago Gibson Air CDndUioner, $100 Work~ 470 Wanted to Rent poano Or. 740-446-4525 Wanted To R1nt Trailer Lot In Galhpol•a & Vlctnllt, 740-4483584. Hand Made BlanliBt Oak & Maple Cheat, 740-379-2720 Alter 6 P.M. o AERATION MOTORS Repa1red, New & Rebu~t In Stock CaN Ron Evano, 1-800-537-9528 Household Goode Johnaon's Uaed Furnuure . Appllanceo: Reconditioned Washer, Oryets. Hutches, o,. Wolheto, Dry.... Rengto, Aaki- nene·s. Relrigvrators. Suw". Tel - gratore. 10 Day GuaraniHI French Cily Me,rag, 740-4f8·' 1m. PoW•-·.---. Wo- -"""' lurplualll 2101-o,.n 1:30 • 5110 llon-S.t 304-1175-SOFA (71321 W. MOMdl Ultd Fumltwro Store Tho Holldly Inn In Kanaugo, Ohio. Bodo. Couch... MonroiHo, Etc. Hro M·T·W. 10.4, 7~7ltt Dr-•· Vo!edg& Thru 3 Iron Sttel Shalts New Gnps $100 Firm, 740·446 · 1190 Pr~me&llr· S99 mstallatlon w11h $50 rebale F1rst month tree Wllh tree movie channtls, StatOne special, S49 lnatallallan , 800- 253-2640. Oueen Size wate~bed Complete, Works Go?<l; -740·379- 2720 AF· TER I P.M. . Antiques -...... . $700 :114-615-4308. A & S Furnhure · , Mason, WV Boy, Sell, Trade With Us About Financing Aa Low 304-773-5341 . $37 00 Pet 100, All Brass Com· pres510rl F1111ngs tn Stock Jackson. Ohio, 1-600-537-9528 Wedd•no Gown· Beautiful 1vor~ sequined. re -cmbro1dered lace, 11Ze ~0 Wllh ve il Onl)' 1225. 304· 675-6040 Building Supplies • Block brick. sewer pipes, wmdows, lintels, etc. Claude W1nters, Rio Grancle, OH Call 740 ·245· 5121 . - PUBLIC NOTICE . Two "eel tHJIIdmgs never pul up W1ll make deal lll CSI! Chuck 1·800· 320·2340. 560 Pets for Sale 2 Female Au!tral1an Shepherd Puppies, 8 Weelcs Old Full Blood· ed, 740·256-6259. A Groom Shop · Pet Groommg Featuring Hydro Bath Don Sheet&. 373 Georges Creek Rd. 740-446·0231 . con,, AKC pups, sable & "While, $250 eacn , AKC Shell1e pups, sable & wh1T&, bi-black, tri , S250· $350 , AKC Pomeraman pups, males. beautilu t color&. S350 each. all Yet thecke(f and shots, dew claws removed, call 7"0-696· 1085 tVISIOna. Ltvlngroom /Bedroom AKC Femal• Sheltie Sable & White, Vtr'l Fnendly, Loves Children, $100, Catl 740-448-7171 Or 740-44e-73 75. AI<C Registered Bichon Puppies. 1 1 Seller In 18971 2f'!d Place In New York Dog Sl'owl All White, 8 To 1t Inches High, Parents From Miuout~ , Price: S400. 740·379- 9061 . Bean•e. Small Jack Ru11ell Fe· male, Looking For An lnuunate Relationship, Wilh A Male Jack Russell (Stud Service) Call 740· CFA Peraii" l!.iuens, werv llat lace. eopper eyes, ready by mid 51 Fair Pigs 40-60 lbs., $55, Call 304-576·2579 M1ke Aa1ney, Jer- & parades, trafhc sale, excellent brood mare prosp'\c l , S3,000. 740-992·2800. . CFA Registered Himala~an, PerSian l<ittens first shall, ready lor Euter, Couqh , Chair And LoYe•eat New (740)317-770~ or 1004. CKC MiniiiUtt PJnschaf 10 Weeks, Female. Sholl And wormed, Marurt At 8 lbl. $150, . 740 _2 2. so-e,e ..... $215, 740-992-5642. ---~--'-,_;'----.J FoUr Dalma1ions, two months' old. Looking For Avon Products, But rwo malls, tvrto females, mottt.f Don't Know Whore To Buy Them Coli Aim At740-245-11835 IIS1li. and lather AKC Roglllortd, $75 lOCh. 740·982·3117. 985-3894. M 1 ' Mtd' u II· II cG,ln.PJIII W'th 1 0v er f1,500 (lol..,..ro, Elllor Rabbits, Zeeland Whittl, SiiYot Mattenl, 740·250-5847, 740·3671018. 1994 Plymoulf\ Sundance-Auto, A~r, 4 Doors. Excellent Condilion. 13,600, 740.446·9552. 1995 CutUlst Supreme SL, V·6 Engine. (oaded, 112.0.00 Front WD, . /Sunrool 304 -6 75· 4888 Work: Home: 30073-5249. loaded, consider partial trade, 304-675-11723. 1996 Mustang Cobra Laser Red, Leather lnt, Mach 460 SouM Syslem With CD Player Lease Car 2 112 Years Remaintng $3671 llg , 740·368-6899 Call Alter 4 P.M. 1996 Plymouth Neon Red ~ Doorl,l.~7.000 Mile1, Automauc, AC, AMIFM C1ssette, AsRmg 1997 Chevy Cavall9r Air, CrUise, T11t, AMIFM Casseue, 24 .000 Hampatwa Fair Pigs, 40 ·60 Pds •• 740-3711-2805. Proven, Euy Calfino Gentle, 1,400 Pdl. 11,000 740-256-IIW3. Sell1ng Oul: 3 AOHA Slalllono, Brood Uaret Yearlings 2 Year Oldt, Treadmill Tack 1 Farm, 740-266-8522. Young Slmmenral Bulla Butcher Hogs, •·H Club Pigs, 740·256- Hay & Grain Barn Kept Round Bales 900 lbs. $15.00 Each, WHI Loed, 740-3711- Frendt " NOTICE PM Grooming New Open! . Gllllpollo, 011. _.75-48541. FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 1993 KX2SO Proactlon Su1pen· aion Boyesen Rad Valve New Uetzltf T1res Excellent Condition. 1::::IIJ1It Miles , $10,500 OBO 740-446- 7556 I 1980.·1990 Cars ForltOOJII ~Zed And Sold Localll Tt;s Month. 199'5 Honda Shadow 1 tOO 748 U1les Show Room Condition. $8,500 740-245-5196 1996 Road Boss Go-Cart 8hp. Bnggs I Stratton engme, electnc star t, lull roll cage, heidlight & tait light, good cond. Cost $1 ,499 new, askirfQ S750 ~4- 458- 1902 ~ - 740-985·4288, MV PORE THUMB tl' 750 Boats & Motors for Sale F~K ' 1998 19 Ft Morada With • -~ Mercrulser And Trailer, Like News . Alum inum Setll !lymph Buo Boall With 30 HP Willoed. 300-875-1385. . . . ' Loaded liner Cuddr W1th 4 3 Mercru1aer, I Trailer Low Houra; 1990 16 Ft'. THE BORN LOSER· .,. Evenrude & Trailer: 1980 19 F1. Vik1~ Dock Boat Completely Rtconjjnfoned lnrerlor WIJh 170 HP Mercrulser & Trailer, 1 Used 5 11 2 HP Johnson 1 Used · 40 HP Mercuty, 1 Used 50 HP Mercury 1 Used go HP Marcurr: New Uarada Boats New Odyuey . ' P" ~ . .... ll.OW DO '(OJ E.~I~ 'ID DO - · '00-T Wll!IDUT/o.,~~? ~ Fl~l~tD WITH '(QUil. -re.!IT, · I-Ufltlu.NE. AA·me:. '? FUn110n Boats, 740-256-8180. 720 Trucks for Sale 760 $5000, 740·1149-2203 Of 740-9492045, will consider trade fo·r a good pontoon boat. BIG NATE Auto Parts & 'viA- HA HA HA J Accessories 1966 Cllovy Truck H~ HA HAHA 1995 Ford Ranger truck bed, long bed, $400 OBO. 740-049-2311 New gas tanka, 1 ton truck wheels & radia10r1. 0 & R AuJo, t{ H~ · 'I ' I ........... ! L-.,;,_.,.,;;;~:=:._- or 304·674..()0()7 790 I Olf liO HO.HO l days l)r 740·949·2644 evenings. 1990 Dodge Dakota V-6, 3.9 Liter, -Ripley, WV. 304-372-3933 or 1A•k1011 $4,800, 740-245--5595.' 800-273-9329. BARNEO-Round ballS mixed 1991 Cheyy S· lO 4cyl, Sspd, le•as Truck beds, no Just. Ford new ures, new engme . $1,650. & Cht¥y 1973-1990. 614-385· hey, r•<~r wet 304-882·21177 304-675·7388 or 1·800·895-7301 5221. Evenings only Large roUnd bales of hay. $8ea. • Oiler Refused, 740-441-1415. Playtyme Ski Boat With 88 HP Campers & 1991 lsuzu Pick-Up, Cof'N'ertable, Mi•ture of alfalla & Umo.thy, 351 Windsor, Automalic, S Star Motor HOmes square bale&, round bales 12001. Wheels, Very N1ce Truck, NeeCs 740-985-3546 Transmission Rabll•lt . Need To . 1974 Stafcralt Pop-Up Camper SlOops 8, furnace . R&lngerator, Selll740·256·15.(7, ( Straw lor sale, U .OO per bale, STove, Sink , Porta·Pouy. Nice! "\' 740-992-3853. t992 S-10 E"onded Cab. t99t 140·446-6644 • S-10. 1989 S-1 0, V-6, Auto, 1968 1975 Mallard 27' With Awning , 650 Seed & Fertilizer 5·10 V-6 Auto AJC, Cook Motors. 1980 Fleetwing l r With Awnu~ ; 740·446--0103. Oekafb Seed Corn. Kay Farms . 1990 Eddie 16' 1Q72 Prowler 20' Call 304-675-1506 II No Anawer 1994 Ford F-350 Cr..., Cab Dual- With Awn1ng, 1699 McCormiCk Leave Message. ' ly P.U. 7.3 Turbo Diesel , Auto Road,Ga1Npoli,140-446-151\. Trans, 3 Different Hitches, 12,000 SPURLOCK LIME . 198t ltoska 454 Chevy Chasfil IA)Iea, $25,000 Call 740-446- Loa~d. & FERTI.IZER E~eceHent Condition, Take 2394 .,., Complete Blending & Spreading, Over Pa)'m&nll, 740.446-1311 . ' located: Near GaRia County Line, 1994 S-10 Pick-Up, LS. 8 Cylin-' 1964 Yellow Slone Camper, 35't 2 1 112 Mile South Of State Route der, AJr. Sharpl740·446-9664 e•pando's, lull size bedroom 279, On Jimet Emory Road, Oak Hill. ·740-862--11040 (queen size bed), lull SIZe living,& 730 , & 4·WDs kitchen, now lull ~ze stove & ret., new carpet, v•nyl, all windows TRANSPORTATION 1987 lsuzu Trooper · 4 WO, have custom l<lrsh bhndstlam- 1987 S-10' Btazer 4 WO AC, PS, 992-6113, 740·992-2015. 1981 Buick Cen1ury pwtac/ cruise/tilt, amlfm cassette. need some work S400 080 30...,875· 1982 Cutlass Supreme, 2 0, 260 ~1 989 Car, $1,000 Call740-446-23114 7211 ... 304-875-5738. V8. Good Condi1ion, $1,800 Or Best011er, 748-992--1568. 1986 Ford Tempo, auto, a1r, goOd condition, low miles, runs & toolr.s $950, 740-992-6824. 1981 Okla 98, 1700 OBO, 'loaded, good, Century, $1400, good condilion, high miles, easr on gas: 740·902· 7544. 1g87 Oldt 88, 4 dr., N;, luto, all power, new motor w•th last thllln 20,000 mi ..s, rebuill trammisalon with It•• thJtn 20,000 miles, teveral other new p~rlt,· go.od body ~no fUll), goOG tire&, exc.l· lent work car, 12.795, 740-94p26110 (evenongo) " 1... Ford ~--~or ~' Ulldtd, Rod In Color, THo-· -Sun Rool64,000 Milot $1 ,000 $3,000, 301·773·5996. Oodge•Corwetsion Van, All 1990 GuHstteam : ~strelimlile· 25lt. Extras, 15.500, For Sale Or r..... camper, very, hght weighl, lilie _ new. 18,500. 304-675-5578 • 740·4~·4419 !.nooJh 1969. F-150 4X4 , 302 5 speed, 1997 Torry Ca..,..- 2i Ft. shoft bed. a1r, toolbox, American Fibergl~ss Extetlor, Loaded, IIJI· R~ng Wheels, l:\800, 304-773- meculatt Condition! $11,500. 740· 446....Q671. After 6 PM. l 5039 ' tgaO GMC Salarl Full Custom Vad, 13,1150 740-~48-4222 a SERVICES 1993 Ford Aaroslar van blue Home with btue mterlor, 70,000 'miles 810 ' XLT Lirr)ited, Special Edition, ~ Improvements t2or3e~. very tleanl $6750~40-949· BASEMENT , 1 Gays or 7.40 9.19· 264" WATEII'ROOFING _....,:-:-:'"11...:..'· -- . . . , . - - - - - 1 1995 Jeep Grand CK llmltod A- l Onc:ondllional lifet1me guarantee. local references furnished . E"lCondllton, 30,000 Mtlea, 124.000. tablished 1975. Call (740) 448· New Like This One Is s.co ooo 0870 Or 1-800-2!7-0576. Rooers 1:111 7<0-245-5357 E · ' waterproofing .. '""'IOfl'· . 1gge Chevy 4wd, 350, sspd a~r cruise, rill, am·lm cassene. ao.: Appliance Palls And S.rvlce. All -:-:-~=:-::-,-:----- Name Brands O.er 25 Yearo Eo- 675-5332. 1997 GMC Ext Cab 454 englnt, perlenc:a All Work Guarana•ed, auto, loodtd. 199~ GMC Jimmy ~;;~ch City llaytap. 740-UO- (3114)45t-189t 191111 Bolek LaS.bte, loadld,. 1011 auto, losded . 30<1 -875·4230 or C&C General Home Malnof new partl, good c:ondillon. 304-875-4853 $1900, coN 740-049-2203"' 1.00. ::740-:-::'...:..~M,;;o:;,t_O_I'C_Y_C:_Ie_l_ _ l,enence- Painting, Ylnyl llding, ·~ 1149-21145. 1e89 CoYalltr 2.0 • Cylinder Auto. Air. Hi9h lliloo. $1,500, 304·675-1310. 1eag Coraic:a high miles~ new llroo I pot to. 11,150. 304-875· 5253. Raybum Rood. 1991 Che•rolfl Coprlce Slollon Wagon, Eutllll'lt Condlr!Dn, BS.175MIIttr. 740-448-0824. ·I FRIDAY ROBOTMAN -:-:-:::-::::----:------.·1 3557 1982 Honda Mototcyclt 850 tlrpentry, doOfS, windows, barha, ftl:lbite.home repelr and more. For frH tllimate call Che1, 740·1it92- Nighthawk 1900 Or Trade for A 6323. ' _,. Riding Ltower Ot Equal Value, 748--146·4426. '840 Electrical and ta85 Yamaha 700 V~rago low Refrigeration Miles, Exnllent Condition, 11,400, 740-379--11038. Rllldontlal or commerclll wlrlne. ..,... or ropolro. ~~~- lj1987 Yomoha 350 Warrior Good -cenHd Rittenour Running Condlton, 1800, 304· Eloctrlcol.electrician. WV0003IMI, 304-875682·2158. 11815. .12 Writer Forllli' 111-deFronc:. 21 Bolonco uno'-dlty 22Cuot- A There's no way around it, ·Classified Ads World / 1886 29Ft. Nomad Campet Etc · , cellent Condtllon, $6,800 . 749 1989 C.hev,. Astra van, blue &. 446-8286 sitvet, 69,500 miles, V·6 automatIc, cru 1M, till, air, PW, SGIII 7 1995 Flagstall Pop-Up Camp;r, four captain seats, new tire!, verY Furnace, Relrigerator, Srove, Sink, clean, good r;:ondilion . 74o.gg2. E)llra Nlce, Used Very lillllf, 7 Outdoor mUl • Nolloor . . . t Clreu._ lent 10 lndlon 11 Port ol 1 ohM CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos •.,. c!Mled ham quotltion• bw IIIITIOIJI, ~ . pat Wid PfeMnl er'il'llfMI Cipher ltandl10r anoltWf tocYy's CltW K IKJUIM Y ~ Clphtr~•~• Eldl ~ T J C_ o ,E N L Y C 0 0 C: KJ OCGL ZKNACEN ' J LF 'Yf. .S K I K U E 0 C E J . Z~ C G L, K N J L F PL G L S R8LULILJ KN.' J .CRAKD OCSLP PREVIOUS SOLUTION: •one of the reasons I've nevet ~n In analysil Is l'vealwaye been afraid ol what I might lind out.• - David Bowte. -'=~~~, s~tt~lA-1£~~s· ..;..._;;,;,._ _._ . CI:AY I. POllAN I~IIH ~r Roarranga liHero . of 0 fpur ocrombled words WOII lAM I . lila below 10 fO<m lour limpla -ds U L · A GEE I r 1~ I I 1 I I i. H I TN N I BRUES . I:: 5 1 I've · noticed lately that people wear on their T shtrts things thljlt I wouldn't even tell -~r _v_A_M__w__ R_L_I7--,I;- ~~~i~~; .~~h:h~~~.~g~~~~1. _JI_'_IL-_..I_,~I__.,.__.. you doYOiop lrom 11ep No. 3 below. calls only, $6500 , 749 · PB, Tilt, ORZ Looks !Runs Great! $3,91)5, 7.C0·446-145t, ·---port -·· .,=_. 3t lurpeoa In movie s Kind o1 oronge L. bergay, mull see to appreciaiF. 1975 L1ncoln Mark IV Good 460 Eng1ne And Auto Trans . $600 ; 1986 Dodge An11 Good Work _.. .. . Vans 710 Autos for sale 5 Pout Ntwrnon Eul Pass All pus wall:hing certain sitcoms, you must think. And at bridge, the more you thi)'lk, the more likely you are to find the winning move. Even when faced wilh an apparent guess, if you leap to the right conclusion, you can oflen ~pin tha~ guess into either a high probability or a certainty. . · In today's deal. you are in four spades. West, who has overcalled in hearts, starts with 1he heart ace: si~. nine, four. He conlinues. witb the heart king:.queen, 1wo, five. Then he lear!s 1he heart jack. How would yoo continue? After receiving a ·single raise~ South felt lhnl he was loo good to \ pas.'l. bllt not good enough lo bid four. So, he made a game-ti-y, naming the suit in which he hoped his partner had som.e help: .diamonds. As North had a diamond honor, four trumps and a ntar·ma~irrtum, he untenlatively jumped to game. Clearly, Eas1 staned with ulou· bleton heart. So, should So'ulh ruff lhc third hean wilh either dummy's 10 or queen? As lhe declarer realized, the answer was neilher. He shn!wdly dis· carded the diamond lwo from .Jhe dummy. West swill:hcd lo the diamond six. bul declarer won with dummy's ace, · drew trumps, and ruJTed his diamond loser in the dummy when lhcn! was no risk of an overruff. Watch 0111 for' lhe loser-on-loser play: II is ea.w to overlook. =:-:--:-:..,.,-:-:-----1 ser~ous 4:=... • work. •• It js a fact of life that, unless &: EARNEST 1976 Astrogtass Ftberglass Bali Boat And Trailer No Motor, On., Trotllng Motor, No Reasonabt) & Trailer 3TVtnJenno By Phillip Alder Presumably. when you are playins bridge, Jerome S. Bruner summed you up perfectly when he :wrote, "The shrewd guess, the fertile hypothesis. the courageous leap to a tentative conclusion •• lhese are the mosl valuable coin of the lhinker at 1975 Glastron Tn ·Hutl Wilh Tra•Jt. er 85 HP Mercury Molar $1 ,600 304·675-7521 Evenrude I Domk1o opoll 2 ........ 27 o-.hodaw 321tom '33 Mohlmml din nllglon 34 l'llliien -nd 31 l(jjja Nolllgon Does this ring a bell? 14Ft. V·8ottom A!um1num Boat, $500 ; New Galvanized Tratl+r $600: 20 HP Mercury Motor with trailer, l1fe preservers ~ ~ bumpers. $2.750 614-446-3814 - North 21 41 Opening lead: • I BURNT · Kawasaki 550 LTD Looks Goqd $850, 080, 740-256-6169' •. 1996 15 Fl 9 8 7 I J 98 3 Weal · 2• Pau BARNEY F.or sale: ·1996 Yamaha 4-wheeler model 250 ReTail s for S271S, as.)l.mg 12400. Call ask lor T1m Wo/1 •J z· 1AK764 • 54 3 • K 53 -.AK f1rm, 740· «8-0963 Oayt Alter !i ~~~ - & Weeilencls140-4411-7371 . Credil Problems'? We Can Help. Easv Bank Financing For Used Vehtcles, No Turn Downs, Call V1Ckl8, 141>-446-2897. , j_1 Upton Used Cars. R1 62;3 Mtles South of Leon, WV Financmg All3itabla 304·458·1069 ~ $5,500, Fac10ty 8!9 Block 4~. 90,000 Mllel Phone (304)1~!11118 • 9 Condition. Loll 01 E<tra'al 17,000 kawasakl STS Jet sk1, 11111 under wauanly. three seater;'l3 horl• power, boughl new July or '97, lhtee matching Kaw111kl tkl vests and trailer all:"go fl'tth 'II, Cus10m 30, ~adt in Colot', load· ed, Body In Real Good Shape, ¥ A K J 10 8 7 1996 Honda Shadow Amen can Clank: Edi11on MOOce E•cellent 3 ~M . 740-441-1358. 1-800-522-27:11, X3901. East I J 98 South 5. 5 HP Johnson Gas Motor, .After Truct..s, 4ii4'&, Etc. West 13 • Q 10 6 ... Q 10 5 DOWN Oftlce .. 7 6 4 2 1994 Yam1ha YZ125 Eacellent Shape, Runt Good , Ask1ng $1 ,fK)(), 740... 41-1690. gem 53 FilM 23 - --lithe t A 4 2 $2,200.304-882-2159 ... :n~;r I col 21 Purpooeful • Q6 2766. c•v ProftHIOn&l Grooming b't 4P· pointm•ntl. 850 Second Ave. Nort I . Q 10 5 2 Ready To Fish: 1995 20Ft. Bay- OBO, 740·441 -0235. 304-675-1926. 640 Loaded, $15,300, Firm, 740-3118-- 1996 :Z-24 Ca11alier, All Power, Sunrool, 5 Speed, Keyless Entry, CD Player, New T~tes, $13,000, Newborn goats, must botde feed. 1991 Honda 250< • Wheeler lojo 01 Exrra 111740.44l·1419. Air, 55,600 Milts, 16,200 OBO. 1800, 740-245-9109 7<0-2S8 83•0.. 740-258-8487 1989 Sea Imp 19 112ft deep· 'I, ige w1sand mtenor, 6cy:r. 1995 Pontiac Flreblrd, t-topa, lulll be 190hp. Mercru1ser mboard motor, $6,850. OBO, 740-258--8189. Apnl, atllholl. 125J!ta. 304·675- eu:ellanl body, high m1lea, runs 7273. but needs motor work: 1989 lklidl 17401387' 7043 M.auve Uty ~Y 'oc1c er rechner, excel 1ttnl condlllon, 1 tOO, 740 · 5:00 ~M. $2,000, 080, 7.00-245-5165. 5-». Sultoo, 7~0-448·4039, 7~0-UB- Lincoln ACIOC electric welder, new condirion, with coat and het· qurlt! .Onl,. Call 740-446· 7527, 8099 Weekdays Before 11 AM 6510. 550 Leather JCioth Interior, Air Bagt, Excellent Condlllon, Adult Driven · Well Tak•n Care Of - 44 ,000 Ulles, $11 ,000 Firm. S1rklus In· 4·H Fa1r Pigs. 40 To 50 lbs. 740- 256-8102 Wutter &. Drye;s, $75 & Up SOld 28th, Call 740·245-5872, Or 740With Warrant~ Ser~1c e A11allable, 387-0583. Waterl1ne Special . 3/4 200' PSI 1994 Caval1er, gray, 2 doOr, 2 2, air, ••ndard, 50.400 mllel, 15250 fil'n\ 740-949-:K)ct 't996 Monte Carlo, Automauc. E~ · celtenl ConditiOn, 221 000 Mtles. Club P1g1 Excellent Bloodlme,· Born January 24th To February 19 Years Expenence 740· 446 · 9086 - lent Condition, Take Over Payments. 740-388... 8126 , 7'0·386· SOuthSide, WV. 304-875-6248. · ••...-a 1992 Oldo Delli 88 Royol Excel- 1895 Plymouth Neon 4 Ooora, Green' Wllh Spoiler AutomatiC, Livestock SPECIAL SPRING FEEDER C,ALF SALE • At~ens ~lvtllock Sal••· S.rurday, Aprl111h 1 ~~~- All 291-0098 Contlgments Welco..,. Hauling Awllable..Colllo Ac:tepttd Allor STORAGE TANKS 3,000 Gallon 4 ~~~ - Friday. 740·5112-2322 Or Upright, Ron Evans Enterpnses, 740-896-3531 Varieft Of Dolls For Sate, May Be Seen In Afternoo n Only, 740· ·~· 1.00·256-88~ . 630 ry's Run Roed, Applegove WV. Pam At 740-245-9635. WARM UP: High Elficlency Natu- AOHA mare, 10 ~ears, 1ra11 ridden Jackson, Otvo, 1-8QO.S37·9528 tlon $3,600 : New Tlreo. New Bat· t995 Mercury Sable 4dr, V·Ei, loaded, 49 1000 .,m1les $10 ,000 hrm. 304-675-1.44; atter 6pm. ~ 4 Reg Bloick Angus Bults at Cummings Angus Bull Farm ral And LP Gas Fu rnaces, Lde · time WarranTy On Heat Exchang · er •Jt You Don't Catl Us We Both lose1· Free Est1maTesl Add-On Heat Pumps Only Slighty H1gher. Cat! "Us Today. t998 Is Our 28th Year In The Healing & Cooling Busmess l 740·4"6·6306 , 1-800 Milel, 4 Doors, E•cellent Condi· As 2.9'% On Lawn Tracton And Low Rete Financing On New And Used Equtpmenl. Carmichael ' s Farm & Lawn Gallipolis, OH 740 - 30 Angus And Ch1 -Angus Bulls Fer Sale, Reasonably Pr1ced, Excellent Breeding, State Run Farms, Jad(son 740-266-5395. Used & Antiques Furtinwe, tions, $4750 OBO. 740-g49-2311 <laws or 740-949·2844 ""'"""1111¥992 Ford Tempo Loaded 73,000 A~er Your Area John Deere OeaJet For Reaiden11al And .Commercial Lawn Equipment Compact Utility Tractors From 20 To 39 HP. AU Sizes Of 4 WD And 2 WD Farm Tractors, Hay Equipment, John Deete Skid Steer loader! Check 446-2412 1·800-594-1111. NBA Jtrltfl Nuggol5 15, Size 40 Orlondo 11; Size 4•, Kon-y 12•. Clllltono 11, Size 44; S25 A Buy or ••"· Rinrlnt Antiqutl, Ploct, Routt 18 Slzt 30x32" 610 Farm Equipment 112A E lllln SUHf, on At 124, Jlonl$10 740-386-8339. Pamoray.. Houro: M.T.W. 10:00 New rete••• TY Beanie Babies, Tro1 Bill Garden Tiller 8 Horae o.m.-10 ·e:oo p.m., Suncley 1:oo 10 18.50 ooch, Valento, S25; 740 ""-· Lilla New, l'hono: 7.00-4488:00 p.m. 740-892-2528, Ru11 9112-5232 • 6934 EYtr1iOfl~ 530 Wh1te 4 bottom stml mounted plow 441-0553. JET MEBCHANDISE 51 740·448·4215. Grubb's Plano- tuning & repairs. Ptoblems? NHd Tuned? Call the ••noo•- o-n Cat Seat Baby Clothes To 3 Yeara. L1ke New. Baby Sheels & 1.fl00-537-11528. 460 Space lor Rent New. 304 -875-4182. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Mobile To llat<h, 140-256·6234. Also 1ra11er space on river. All hook-ups. Call after 2:0D p.m , Hay Bine. Equipment Same As Albums, Old Clocks, Typewriters, Photo Framts, Camera Caua, Figurine Statues (740),.46-1615 BrowninljJ Compound Bow, self chmb1ng ltee stand, ,8" truck 1peakera. MTX Thunder Pro soo wall box speakers, Samaung microwave, 2-110 window air cond•· 11oners, GE 13" color TV, Sears 19~ Cotor TV. Fisher VCR, Brown· tng VP 10 gauge shot gun, Rem· 1n~ton 700 Senardo. 300 ~ Wmcheiler Mag . Reoil1eld 3x12x56mm altlmate alum1nator scope. For lease 4,4001b. tobac co aiiOtmenl 304-675-7163 Cons1rucuon Workers Welcome · Sleep'"~ Pecan Wood Oinning Room Suite, tias An Oval Table 60x39 Inches One leave 12 Inches Wide, Comes W1th B ChllfS And light- 1fl1 Chwy Lumina cor, 3.1E uro model, V-6, 81 ,000 milts, b!ue with blueinterlot, MO door, al op- King CuiiM Bush ~og . Vloon Hay 1f94 Mercurt Cougar XR7. 8 Bailer, 5x5 roll. New Holland 472 Crl. , PS, PB, POwer Windows: Gold And Sliver, Good Used Brand New! Great Gift! C01111d&o storage unit. Black and cherry. Nwet" out of box. S125 Holds' up to 840 d11cs1 also holds tapes Call 740-i9z-6836 alter 6 pm COl & tapes rollntludec:l RIVER BEND PLACE -HIVIIi,WV disabled, HU.D assisted . EOH 01 Solo: CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK. $2 1.95 Per 100: 1· 200 PSI Registered Black Angus Bull sponsible party to take on small manrhly payments. Good credtt a IT\ISLCaM 1·8)0-718-1657. 992-7806. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Speciol 1h80 3BR, 2 b•th . . . t 1 325 Down $205 Mo. Ftee a11 2 bedloom mobile hDnw 11'1 Racine Washer•. ctr,era, ttlrlgeratora, ' & hetkifring.·1·800o891-G777 : area. fiD petl, 7-40-882·5858. Sllaggo AppllaiiCoo, 78 Vlnt S~oo1, CeN 741J..ol48·73111, -CIALS ' 2 Bedroom Mobile Home, Rellr- 1-800-~911. MW 200 lba., Call For tree consullauon and Free One bedroom apartment in Mtd· dlepart, au uulmes paid, $270 per montH, $100 depoS it, call 740 · for Rent REPO- SPECIAl Molt Homes ; 14X70 Mob1lt homt 3br, 1 112 NeYer Lived ln. Theta Homes . bath 1t'1 Camp Conle~. 304· 875· Are Ofasticall_y Reduced Wtth ' 6021 Call after 5:3lj)m. 1o Break BIG SCREEN TV FOR SALE , Re- Upstatrs 2 Rooms & Bath Fur· rished, Clean, No Pets, Reference & Oepasil Required, 740-446· ties, Col 740-667-3920 Uatabol11m One bedroom apartment in Mid- 39 Chtlhcothe Road, 3 Bedrooms, Central AH, Heat, Garage, 7"0· 446·2583 9621 800-383-6862. Amazing Now Taking Applicauons- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apanmems $295/Mo , 740-4460006. 304-682-3121 . Galhpolis. Close To City Schools .And Town, Rent Wtth Op1ton To Buy : 3 Bedrooms, Total 7 Rooml, Force .Aif Furnace, 1 Out Bu•ld· mg, Refrigerator &· Stove Fur mshed, $450/Mo., Oepos!l I Ut1fl· 3426. $12.50. 740-245-91142. Cameras, Protector Lamps, Photo 5861 Huge 28x80 3BR, 1 112 bath . Starling at ONLY $39,999. Uany opuons available 1-888-928- Alghan $45; tndiaft Bnde & Groom Set $50, Indian Pottery 8asketl t22. 50; Collee Gr~nder Through. Lose 10 615-3230. 3br House m New Haven, WV S335tmo • deposit 304--773 · 30". 875-6348. . 2912. 3 Bedroom, $995 Down, $1991 Mo .. Only Oakwood Homes, Barboursvll&, WV, 304·136-3409. son, WV. 304 - 675-7~21 . Smith Corona Word Processor With Screen, Has Lotus 3, Spread&heetl, Hard Orixe And A Disc D11ve, More F8atures, Celt 8X.S Heavy duty utiiHr trailer, rcmt ready Wlloading ramps. dleport, 740·992-2176. 41 0 · Houses ·for Rent Bids, And Withdraw Propertr From Sale Prior To Sale. Terms 3 Legal Size Filing Cabinets, 4 Drawer With Locks, Like New, lie& $ 150, Alttr 4F\II. 304·675· AC 2 row no till corn planter. John Deere 711 . hay bl ne. Ford 1011. uansport d1sk, all 1n good condibOtt 304·273-4215. Beat The Spring Rush, get your mowe11 & trimmers tuned up now. Sider•a Equipment Hender- 2195 3560. Nice One BR Unlurmshed Apartment Range & Relr1g Provided. Waler & GarbagB" Pa1d Deposit Required 740-448-4345 After 6 ~~~ - 1038 . OVB Reserves"The Right To Accept Ot Reject Any And All 304-675-1035. 5')12' Round F11h Pond, 2• Gold· fish, Pump, Filter And Wa1er Lil - 992-5656. Ntce level lot (43 112' ~ t23') on Broadway Street , Middleport, 1·800-1148-5676 740-~41 - Sears A1d1ng lawn Mower 11 HP Bnggs & Stra11on Engtne 42" Cut E11ce1tanT Condnion . 304 ·675 · 42' Gibson Houseboat Mull Sell, Owner Moving! Newlt Decorated lnter1or & Exterior Many Exlrasl Must See To Appreciate, For Ap· po~ntment, 614-237-5655 Two bedroom apartment 1n Po· mero~. utiliues pa1d, no pets, 740· 256·0043. Call Flna/1ce Line "'"'Y And !ley Be Seen By Call- Ing Keith Johnson At 2 Larctge bags girls 1nlant .clothea up to 6)1, sell reasonable, var'J good cond. RCA Roper 35,000 BTU air condiloner. used 2mo1. 1250 For All740-258-1216. Meigs Co .: Danvtlle, N1ce 17 Acres S18,000 - $2.000 Down+ $212/Mo., Or 9 Acres $16,000, : ,.. Water. Dyesville, Ntce 1 1t Acres $10,500 Very Pnvate. i 14•80 Glamour' Bath, S179fMo., 304--736-7295. Above W1ll Be Sold To Highest Bidder "'As Is - Where Is· With· ou t Expreued Or lmplttd War- 875-4435.- hood Ad , 10 Atre Building Site, BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS P,T Lots Of Level $19 •000 · Or 22 Acr- BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON es With Pond NOW $24,000 . 7<0-446-0571 . OH ·an 4116198 At 10:00 A.M. The 3089. 2 House trailer sales wftlrea $90ea. 6 House trailer !Ires on r~ms S35ea. Red aluminum cap top IllS lull SIZe lruck. $150 30A· Pt~vate BRUNER LAND 740-441·1492 Air. Deck, 3 Btdrooma, 2 Baths, . 1210 David Brown·lractor, 8S hp. Oh1o Vallev Bank Will Ofler Fo.4 d1eael , front end loader. bucket, Sele A 1991 Honda 300 Fourtru manure tork, bile spear and back ATV 0331061, A 1990 Ford F250 bale loader, good cond ition, PT IA71784, And A 1985 Prowler $5000 , IS4 John .Oeere manure ,TraYel Tra1ter 1228907. Public spreader, h1gh flotation tires. 220 Auction Will Be Held At The OVB bushel, new chain, $500: go" car~ Annex, 143 Third Ave . Gallipolis, $1000: 740 - 742-3De~ or 740.742· 1982 CheYI 8 Ft. Bod. CYL Auto, eo Hutch (7401388-3670 1. 500 Solid 3 PI 0111: 1150. Bot· Powerblll TPS. Golf Clubs. Sand tom Plows 125.00 . Weathered 10 Acres On Neighborhood Road 2 M1les From 141, Wooded lor, With Buildmg Sire, S13.000. Call 740.,.41 ·0881 11 No Answer 5 Rooms & Bath Apartment, leave f.tessage $425/f.to., $100 Deposit, Utililies Paid, No Peti t 7~0 · 4~6·3~37, '120 1\.. long, 80 II long by 75 It 740-446 1637 wtde, !eve! lot in Middleport, re d~ced from $23,000 TO 17,000 7 Court Street, Gal11pol1s, 1 Bed080, 740·992·2290 room, Kitchen Furn1shed, Walk Anywh&re Downtown S2251Mc .. + 3 Acre1 Recently landscaped , Utililles. References Re~u i red , Rural Water Tap. Ready For 740-4.t6-4926 ' 7 1789 Home, $8,000, .0·2S6· Beaubful 1 Bedroom Very Clean, 1986 Forost Park Doubltwide, 3 Otdroomo, 2 Balha, LA, OR, Heal Pump, ~elrigerator !Stove, Vinrl p,..,..... Merchandise 9§'2-2218. Lake Gall1a County. County Water And Electnc $2,600 Per Acre. 740·388·8678, ¥NNI Ol.udepath.com1ocaL'rnovl Ohio. Call 740-992·6213 or 740. IID2·23011. Lo~ ~I Wlleon'eAr~~r~Surpkls ' IIVfMot 14 'OCUIIamed 55 ElM 11 Orttnl8llllllple .. ryp. ol typa 11 .._,, . . . ohlp 57 AliNe 17 Cut 50 Lilt 11mw 11 - oncl tonic fllolurH 20 Tluuo 710 Autos for sale Merchandise Rtlrlgorator & Sto•e 10~12 Heavy Built Wooden 3ulld$250/llo , Dtpoalt & lng, 7.0-448-9954. COUNTRY ESTATE) Relerencn Requ1rtd, No Pett, 1611. Above ground pool with as63 95 Acres, Approx . 8 Acre 3l4·8B2·2018 Aher S P.U 1971 Hillcrest two bedroom mobile home with land, central air, Rented 11428. 540 ·Miscellaneous Belt prices anywher• full line of Advan1age Camo In time for turkey stason. Grtat se!Ktlon ol 340 Business and new and used boots; lots ot new Buildings 2 Bedroom tra1ler, references I and uHd camo, littl 2 month1 deposit. 304 -875· 1078 Leave to 4)(; backpacklno arw:t camping Commercial Buildings For Sale Or Items ; kid's c:lothes; U.S. made Leese· 2 ,Buildings, In Centerville, mesMge ~~========'I Smuh & Wesson knives end lots OH Be1ween Gallipolis & Jack Apartments more . Como and chock ua our. son, Jull 011 Rt 35 Both On Same 440 We are open 8:30am -8:00pm lor, Also Includes House Pre Re..,nt=..,-=I'Y"Ydlj. f ___ "-:o_r Call Ul at 740-882sen tly Being Rented, Call 304 - ~..:.,,..,...ll 548-6973, Or 304-9~5- 3381 , Hel- l and 2 bedroom apartments. fur· 7093 Of 1·800-346-8178. en Gandee n1thed and unlurntshed , secunty 540 Miscellaneous deposit requ lfld, no pe(l, 740· Mobile Homes for Sale •)IC. cond 420 Mobile Homes for Rent OH..~ ~ 3212. 320 320 Mobile Home~ for Sale ~ 441 Hyeon, t.g. 1 lltCIICICk 13 '. •• • U'MI..._l!Mt ACROSS P}DT.T.JP 310 Holl'!tl for Sale for.lhe hook. . about lr.> wh~ you delegalC crili· CANCER (June 21-July 221 Sub- cal a.'lllignmenl. Fol'lhe sake of expt· s.turday. April 4. 1998 Coo$1ruclive aheralions are in the 'due your ,opin_ions today in ot:*r to diency you misht ~~elecl person.• who operate hannoni(Mil wilh 1~ will of ~ unable to cu.tlhc mustanl. om... for you in l!!_ej'~!l,r.~~· 1he majorily. Even af your !Ilea.• 811! · SAOITIARIUS . (Nov. _2 3·1?«· ARIES (Man:h 21-A.pril 19) Com· bcner. others· won't appreciate your 21 ).Sii"kina your nose inl_o_.!!tlualiOIIS pillions will R!spond today in lhe agares!livcness. where il doesn't beloog could he a same manner in which you lteal . LEO (July 23-A.ug. 22) l'elliOns big miscalculation today and pen~­ lhcm: lf you begin to empha,ize lheir wilh whom you'll a.'l.wtiale loday ize you both socially lind monetanllhortfalls. lhey' II elabor~le your will have utrong inHucnce over your ly. , iniperfections. Tlj'ing 10 pull:h up a outlook and attilude. If lhey are nes· . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. · 19) broken ronlance? The A s tr o • alive thinkers. you'te likely 10 slip Fami!)' issueu:ou~ be the most probCJnjJh Matchmaker can help you into'that ~as well. lernalK: ones loday. If you see lhe , ~ what to do 10 make the VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Some stonn 5ignals in your_housc~ld. do R!lllionship work'. Mail $2.7S to unde.•irable "hanges rni1h1 be all you can to help qutetlhe wtnds of , Matchmaker. clo t~is new8paper. imposed upon )'1111' today which disconJcnl. • . ~0. Box ~7S8. Murray Hill Stalion. · you"ll have sarona incliMtions to · AQUA~Il!S !Jan. :ZO.F~b. 19) NewYOit. NY IOIS6. -TAURUS (April :ZO.May 20) You , resist. This could prove' to be-coun·· . There 1111! indJCatiOIIs you '!l'ght not terproductive. ·Play the hand you"R! have too many a«<mphsh~n~• ' miahl 1101 WOfk too Wt:ll under -presdealt · · about which to bout today. Th1s 1s lllle 'today. 10· don'l let , i~ ' (SeeJl. 2J..pct: 2~) I n ~seyou~d~ll~yourfon:C!I llllltCfl Klide until the last mmute. If development In which allies are so dunly dull ncithmJ will aet comyou're 1101 !1'1 111p of,lhinp. Jhe)'"ll Je1 • . uired. U!le your bcsl judJme~t to pleted. (In lGp of you. ::amine how much 111ppon they ' PISCES (Feb. :ZO.M~~~~:h 20) Usu• OEMINI (May 21·June 20) A Clll really oll'er. Don 'I wute time or ally lli11Jiness plays an insianif~eant friend of youn who know~ how to . !Ole i'l" ~ 1111':'11!, ~~ .tJay people rniaht try to opentte in a effort on thole who lnl illdfecdve. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. -22) You today ihts .l rlll m•Jht domu1ate 1n way today dull will make ~ f~l ways ihlt 1:011ld,lanlish your illliJI!: • mpomible for himnter. Don 1 d1ve mull ' be extreg~ely careful toc!aY . - - ·-.~ UBltA rour II . • ... • ~~~~~rsr:~~E\Em•s r-r r r I' -• tt::c:::l~ lETIEIS TO 1 1 r I' 1 r1 1 1 1 1 SCilWLITS ANSWERS League - Ninth -Rebus • Wannly • ANALYST I've noticed lately thi!l people wear on their T shirts things that I wouliln't even tell my ANALYST. �' By The Bend '. Sentin~l The ·Daily . ' ... Along the River Page12 Caring fqr an elderly par~ntcan c~use emotiQnal and physical strain . Ann Landers l?fl. Lo!!<o An~Jo: ' T1nw:t Sy r11J1U!~ 11nJ CrUhlf • S 1 11Lll~'illt:. Dear Ann l..anders: This iS for the woman who cared for her par· en ts for fou r years while her siblings did nothing. Her complaint sou nds like the live years I spent caring for my mother in my home wi th no help fro m my SISler. After three years of 'round-theclock duty, I thought it woul d be a nice hrcak if I could take a hus trip with fellow church mcmhcrs. I asked lny sister if she would Beat of ~the Bend; .. By: Bob Hoeflich highest· rating the chapter's- m:a•urer's book has received in 2~ years. rankin!! fourth in the lOth FFA District. In addition. she earned awai-ds in public speaking, small animal care. soil judging and chapter degree. At . the banquet she began her duties as chapter .president for the 1998-99 school year. · She is currently a student at Southern High School and a hcginning freshman at Rio Grande Cummunity College studying computer science. · Their parents arc the Rev. Paul and Mrs. Karen Milner and the late Dana E. Haines of Minersville. They are grandchildren of Anna Haines. Racine. Their FFA advisor of Aaron Sayre. ~ -- - A Gannett Co. Newspaper ~ ------- llea&ntoaet Spring yow Clloclca and uJetchea . :forward . r - r d ... MQNDAY . ~i\JR'Il.AND - Ponland' PTO, Monday, 7 p.m. at Ponland grade school. CARPENTER Board of Trustees of Columbia Township will meet gn Monday at 7:30p.m. allhc lire station. ' • · · LETART . FALLS Lclan Township Trustees meeting Mon- :day. 7 p.m. at lhc township office building in Lctan Falls. TUESDAY SYRACUSE - Southern LtJC:II Building Commiucc meeting ruesday. 6 p.m. at Syracuse Elementary Schor!. · PAGEVILLE - Scipio tl•wnship Trustees mcel,ing T!JC~Y- 6:30 p.m. althe, P~gevillc Town HaJJ. ••• .. .:·· ' RACHEL ANN BROOKS I 1 BIRTH ANNOUNCED • • Robert and Katrina· 'Broolca of Alfred announce the birth of their flrat child, Rachel Ann. She waa born on Fab. 13, 10:42 p.m•. at Camden"·Ciark Memorial H011· pltll in Parkersburg, W.Va. She weighed alx P91Jnda, four ounces and wa1 20 inchea long. Her .maternal grindparanta are William 1nd Linda Specht of Wellaton and hir p.1ternal grandparent• 11r1 Lloyc;t .and Ruth Broolca of Alfred. u.temal great-grandmothers are VIrginia Specht !)f W,ellaton •nd Deloria Gorman m Yankton, S.D, Pilar· nal gre1t-grandmother Ia Mildred Brookl of Aetdevllle. MIDDLEPORT .. . . FIRST·BAPTIST CHURCH . CHOIR CANTATA •P•83• rarae. l .clc!Cka will be lale. Slandud'time returns Oct 2S. HEAP application period extended c;HF,SHIRE.:.... An extension of t11c t~Wiiadion period for the Heat· in& Energy AssistaiJCC Progmn uatil May I bas pcoa1ptcd GalliaMeip Conununity'Adion AFJit)' lo . _ • · Jell!inder on pciia:dun:a . ~ auJdelines for applying. • • CAA will continue to assist any individual needing help with a kplar HEAP applic:elion day through Thunday, 9 a.m.· noon and 1·3:30 p.m. The ap:noy also continue '10 do PIP applj· I·==~nfor Public Ulilitiea Com· I. of Ohio-regulated utilities anyone needing ·w~~~anoe. Gov. \binovlch IIIIIOliiKled the extension 1181 week, t· ,.;,;;ft. the unpredklability of Ohio 1 · \\,~er· lblt "could caUIC low· -Man· •. jncomc SUNDAY, 8:00 P.M. Comer .of Sixth &: Palmer Stt. ,, Sharon Hawley, Director Mark Morrow Putor • ;;;;;;;;;;;;;; pageA2 • mt Vol. 33, No. 8 Ohioenl to need HEAP. hundreds of dollars to any veteran who .requested it nol keep their insurance in force, Calc said. No legisla- legilimate programs for veterans, the newsletter stated. In mor~ recent years, bogus brochures have been lar- · lion has been proposed in Congress. Members of vclcrans' organizations including the geliRg-America's-newest gencratiQn of-wartime veterans- -Thupplication..cale showe<Umcd it w~JromJ.hJI Oisablc_d American Velcrall!.!!l!.t!.t.meric;~n Legion have •• holders of Servicemen's Group Life Insurance. ~u!y, 1997 Navel (sic) Times. · • received notices warning lhem of the hoax, but not all . Calc displayed a copy of a bogus applicalion .he Fonunalcly the veterans are not being asked to pay in veterans have gotten lhe word, Calc said. ' · receiv.ed at a nearby post office. The applicalion states advance fOf a non-exislent dividend, Calc said. He said he receives lhrec to four calls a day from vet· vclcra~ ·arc eligible for anywhere from '$261 lo SS28, Bulthc rumor has caused thousands of veterans and crans asking if the hoax is lrue.. . · depending on tbeir years of service. dependents. wasted effort, and generates need!e~s· labor Most of the ~Us arc from Meigs County veterans, Veterans arc sought out and cnwuraged 10 apply for and mailing expense al the Veterans Administration's S8 but he said be sometimes takes calls for veterans in Wesl a so-called insurance dividend. The phony applicalions regional offices across the country, according lo a Vctcr, Virginia. claim dividends or refunds have been recently autho- ans Infonnalion Service newsleuer. The VA says the hoax applications usually are unwit· 'rized by· Congress. · The VA has spent -over SS million jusl to respond lo ling!y printed in m~gazines, newspapers and newslel· In fact, there is no such dividend for veterans who do inquiries about·tbc hoax, money that could be used on Conttnulld an page A8 Patrol targets ar~as of Ilia, Meigs for ·heightened presence, enforcement . olf..,,.,.,. bencfill into lhc sprifll months." .. HEAP, funded by the U.S. DepartmcntofHeallh and Duma'! Services, belpa low·iJKOmc GAUJPOUS- Plannin&Jor the GaUipolis City Schools' board' on the "preferred Ohioans with home hcatina c:o1ts fulurc build in& needs will be outliped al a special mccling •• id ,_JIIIOIHI IWII ,..,. dircctionN for the district, ·by paying a portion of their win- . sehcdulcd for later this month.. . ·ill J ,,.,._ IMIII I» on based on extensive commuler heating bills. ~ Superinteildcnl Jac:k Payton said an effort to shape the dire<:lund llf file Glllllt • ..,._ nity input, Payton said. lion the district may take in a building program has been under· IIIJf Hlflh St:llool Mlflirorl.. All attending will have a way since !asl December. . . · , .. , 1Mt on *'dr!J dlly, April chance to ask q·ueslions Called lhe "SchoOihOUIC of Quality" and ctcvcloped bf the 16 llf 1:31 p.m. -lbllllw during and. after lhe presen· archileclllral firm Of Steed Hammond Paul Inc.,lhe project will lnf 1111 IWIJular mt4Jinf of lilian, he added. "identify customer values related 10 sc:IJOol facilities and devel·, . GalllpaUe City lloMd The Schoolhouse of op archi,lectural and planning solulions based on lhose values,N. .of l!duoatlon - . to,. Quality has involved over .Payton j:llplaincd. . eetJt ffndlnfla tront file 300 people, including focus Slced Hammond Paul rep! uentetivea will be on hand all he ~ til Owlllt'1 llfOIIPS, surveys and a 2S· Gallia Academy High School audiiorium on Wednesday, April Plf!'CII• and Ita ...,.. of member Community Design 1S 11 7:30 p.m. - fo!!owing the regu[llf meeting of the Gal· . fhl dllfrll:l'• fllcJJifN. · Team that met for 1·112 lipolia <;'jty Board of Educalion - to present findings fn?m the clays in January and again Schoolll"usc of Qualily process and its review of lhe district's . on Mardt -~2to develop <XIIICC(IIS that have shaped the final rec· . facilities. .. ommcndations. · The pi-esenlllion wlll include l rccommendalion to the . "The mull is a plan that is built on consensus and tailored .. USA"'nn: innovators week, USA and what's personalities in the know. High court.rules Ohio · maintains jurisdiction in Meigs c~stody case . . ' . . By AARON MARSHALL Tl-• Sentinel Staff · . Tlmee·Sent!nel Columbua Bureeu :PALi..IPOUS - Portions of the Ga!lia-Meigs Post COLUMBUS - B!asti,ng lhe "deceptive" of lhc Stale Highway Patrol's coverage area arc targeted. actions of former Meigs County rc$ident Rhonda for;heightcned pre"sence.and enforcemenllhis year. Kay 1u~lis, lh~ st~te "The ev/c~Mce /IJ thla :~ part of its required accident-reduction effort each ~f. O.hl? . mamtams caH damonattate• . ycir, the patrol will be operating whal ·it refers to as a JU~IS,hCtlon over t~e .that •ppellant (Rhond• problem behavior idenlific:alion, or PB,, site in Meigs cht!dren she had w1_th Juatle) waa wi/Ung to Cqunty during April and May, and a problem site idenCharles Rex lush~, 110 to any length to llflcatioit. (PSI) area in Galli a during October and ruled the Ohto deprive appef/November. · ~upreme <:ourt unan(Ciurlu Jwtle) of · Based on its crash data from Meigs County lasl year, ttnously th1s."':eek. cOn,.ct wlttr tlu IWo lhc problem behavior ldcnlific.ition project has been Th~ de.ctsl~n· by chlldten,, WJDfe•Jua. eehnerked for Salisbury and Sulton townships, which I he s~le 's h1gb~s1 ttca Francia E. had lbe highest frequency of falal o~ injury accidents, court m the Mctga sw..n.y. "Not only Cllplained Sgl. Kt:vin Teaford, one of lhe post's assistalll County child custoe!Y waa the~ evidence commander$. . .. . . ~ .use~ l~at Oh1o llul aile ~ Slatistlcashowed ll!at S4 percent of the tolal fala! or has jurisdiCIJOn. over cMime of .,_..1 in~ury accidents during 1997 occurred in Sutton, folNorth Carolina m the llbuae, but , . rrMI lc)Weil by. Salisbury with S2 percent. · case. II decla_res ~hal a court focmd ,._, .,. · Teaford said tbe Meip enforcement elton Is focus·Nollh ~rohu~-,rl ..,llfydtltd* Ing on inc:ri:ued uac or~lli1a-pum::CIIill>r amodctce!fyt.mprope '} ,Jo, _,..,..., INt 1 , fn JFriou,l injuries. SlticWide, Voluntary COIIIpl 'wltlt 1 mg • pl'll\' 1oua «'' rllr to o.el ..,., , the lleJiibelt law Is 65 perceat, 'Iaford added, bul Ia ·ss custoc.Jy decree made cion Oft , . . , . 1 a Md perceal in Mcip. . · ,. by ' 11 Mciga County to OUt Enforcement is concentrated on State Route 710 U.S. 33, 33 from flock Springs to Pomeroy; and SR 124 from cou:riting for the to ....firM. w Rullarid to abQut five miles east of Racine; 'Iaford said. co~rt, Justice Francis E. Sweeney said that under the The problem bc!havlor identific:etioo is being operated federal Uniform Child 'Cuslody Jurisdiction Act and with tbe cooperation of tbe Meip County Sheriff's l>arcnla! Kidnappin& Prevcnlion Act, a stale court Department ~ the Syracu~e marshal, he added. thai has issued a cuslcXJy dcciec has c~clusive juris"There will be strict enforcement of the safely bell ov.cr the ongoing cuslody \lispute 'if Ihe stale ·dictiOJ! 11"1'." Teaford noted. • ~ · . · complies with slalc ~ federal law, The IJ'CIIthe Mcip problem behavior identification "We recognize lhat appellant failed lo advise the is coverinf. arc lllllllly similar to wberc a prolllem site North Carolina court that a proceeding was pending idcnlificatton was opcr.wl in 1997 after the county in Ohio. Nevertheless, as lhe coUrt of appeals slated, experienced a 400 1111rcenl incne&se in fatal accidents we will nol reward appellant (Rhonda Justis) for her over the previous ·year, Teaford aaid. II resulted in a 40 de<;eplion ·by dcferrina to the jurisdiction of the perc;cnt clea1:asc in serious accidcn,ts, and no fatals have North Carolina coun·whcrc it is clearly inappropri· occurred in those areas since the PSI was operaled. ale to do so,'' said Justice Sweeney. The PSI for Gallia County this year is concentraling 'when the Justis' marriage ended in July 19911, on 'contributing fac:tors 10 major injury accidents, such . they had one child with another daughter soon to be a5 failure to yield, assured clear distance and unsafe HEIGHTENED PRESENCE - State Highway Patrol Sgt. Kevin TMford, hom. Ms. Justis·was given permission by a .Meigs lf*d. The largel areas are Green ~Springfield .town· left, liiCI U. Wltna McGiana examined .... wh-. the patrol will Ojiliata Counly court 10 move 10 Nonh Carolina and have • shiJW, where a property damage and economic loss csti· .Md~ JII'Oii- In llalaa liiCI GIIUII c:auntlea thll yur. A problem custody during lhc school year, while Mr.Justis was male from serious crashes in 1997 ran to $1.1 million, behavior ldlnllllcilllan pra1ectl1 undennr In llel(la . given summer visitalion rights.- . ~ 106 causing propetty damage, according to ·the patrol's esti· 1\:aford said. Ms.·Juslis sought to lerminale her husband's vis. · ~n saw 213 accidents 1181 year, includin& one fatality, 92 mates. ilalion rights, claiming he was sexually abusing his property damaac aashes and 51 wrecks involvin& injuries. Spring· Tbe number of crashes in those areas - bolh growing popula· daughters. After it was later determined by 1 Meip field had a total of 160 accidents, includin& 36 mullin& in injury .Continued on page AI! COntlnulld·on page AI ~KELLY em ng on fut~re building plans to the unique needs of tbe Gallipolis community, while still remain in& economically realistic," Payton said. · The Schoolhouse of Quality project has been used on over 30 building programs in 20 Ohio school districts since 1993 to develilp building designs based on the values and needs of the district's customers. The meeting is lhc latest step by the board in moving toward a buildina program; . . · · The board purthased land off Centenary Road last y~ar as a potential building site, and began interviewing architectural firms in Auaust. · School boa!d members, administiators, teachers and cili· zens have also gone oa.ficld irips, mostly aroilnd central Ohio, to inspect buiklinp desi&ned by lhe architects the board interviewed. which included Slecd Hammond Paul. Board members said lhe key to any -plan woold be public input and no decisions would be made unti.llhc community had 1he chance 10 register its opinion. USA WEEKEND joins ~mwny 'IDinres-~ mtiml lineup lime Hollywood Favorites" movie survey. There is something new in the Ji•nbog .,;:;~ In a special spans feature, veteran GII-JimH,..llodey. ' ~~rJ !l,~ profession'! alhl~les speak out · USA WEEKEND, a colorful award· "" ~...., about some younger players' bad winnina magazine devotecl-lo news and -....... attiludes. enteitainmcnl, has joined our Sunday In later issues, you' ll learn who is lineup. . . America's most cering· coach, and The mepzii\C Is lively, filled wilh 1eenager1 will be 8blc 10 panicipate in _.vice from experts and interviews an annual nationwide sui'ICy, u well u with oelebritica; and, il's·dcdicated to a student fiCtion conlCSI. . community-reJated proanma and The magazine llcklcs intemtina evenb tbrouJhnut the year. Il also has issues and focuses on providifll forms of . regular fealurel oa u.vel, filnCSS, enienainmcnl reader$ will find whole· lcpl qul!sti0111, eating tipi and recipes some and excitina. · · . And it cncou111gea reeder iatenction with freUSA WEEKEND is the newspaper mea· quent opinion polls 8nd surveys, , Today 's cover .tory, "~m Home 2000,Nfocuses atine of the '90s and we are pleased to have il in the ; on lbe lata! In·home technoiOJY. design ~nd co1"fort. ,unbau 11!1.,.•-Ji•.,llnrl. Robert L Wingeu, Publisher Reader1 may also puticipale tn tbe JD~g~Zinc's "All· I ' Details on • ant.rtatnment 0n Page Cll • Gallipolis • Middleport • Pomeroy • Pt. Pleasant ·April 5, 1998 • ·"From Glory to Gl~ry" ' . : . ' WAsHINGTON (AP) - If dlurdt, 'b*llpme Or work •rc oa tbe aae~ • for today, I I. liiiNi ~&oRVJn& tilll Muiaeil .. ,.~ .. IIIia ildnd4 1'hole \v.bo 10 dlanae 1\lelr Dean's list CHESHIRE .,... Disabled Amcri· Hocking College in Nelsonville can Veterans of State Route 7 ha~ named students lo· its Winter· Cheshire, will hosl the 9th Distric; mel'tinJ!. Saturday. There will be Quai;tcr Dean's List. Local sludcnls named were: Lisq dinner at noon, and a meeting at I Compson. Middleport; Cynthia Cot· p.m. for members and guests. terill. Pomeroy: Tamela Fry. Middleport: Nathan Haines. Racine; Su7.an- SUNDAY POMEROY- Pomeroy United na Hende"rson , Pomeroy; Edna Hensley. Tuppers Plains: Heather Methodist Church Lenten Bihlc Johnston. Chester; Courtney KnaPfJ. ,. study Sunday. 6:30 p.m. with worPomeroy : Keith Mauox. Pomeroy: ship- at 7: .~0 p.m. Quanct singing. David. McO.mald. Langsville: Lora Rev . . Bill O'Brien will he guest , .RawSt.•n . . Middleport ; Cynthia speaker. . Roush. Rutland: Carol Russe ll . Pomeroy ~ Jennifer Saylor. Athon.: CARPENTER Mt. Union Tamara Sheets. Pomeroy : Kathy Baptist Church will host the SonVanM eter. Pomeroy : Julie Wan- Shine quartet sin~crs from Jackson dlin~. Pomcniy : Amanda Well. Sunday.. 6:30 p.m. The church is Shade : ani! Tyler Wnllc. Middleport. _ lncatcd off State Route 'J4.l 2 !12 -JIM FREEMAN Tlltlaa-8entlnal Staff . -....o.. POMEROY - Vererans·ofthc Persian Gulf-War arc the lalcst group of service members largclcQ in an a '-long-lasting life insur~nce hoax, according to Mcip County Veterans Service director Max Calc. · An insurance hoax thai first appeared more than 40 .years aao continues lo plague the Ocpartmcnl of Velcr· :ans Affairs, this time with a new large! - Pcr:sian Gulf veterans. · . : For many years, the principle victims 'of tile rumor :were World War 11, Korean Conflict and Vietnam Era ,:veterans who were lold lbe VA was sending a1check for you forgot to · forward ... MIDDLEPORT- Friends of the Meigs County · Library meeting Monday. 7 p.m. al lhc Middlcpon . Library. . RACINE . Racine Village · Counctl mcetmg M'onday, 7 p.m.. at the municipal building. My$teries' moves. to,CBS HI: 50s Low:30s l·nsurance hoax targets veterans .o, Per$ia~ G'u lf War Wstch miles south of Carpenter. Pastor Joe Texas 500 . preview oo ..... '-r1t2a.m•• SUJICIIV,Aprlll. Jl/. S~yre invites the public . . ~unsolved tmes 9004S --- NASCAR's • Send questions to Ann Landers. Creators Syndicate. 5777 W. Century Bll'd.; Su.itc 7!Xl. Lus An geles. Calif. .. - -·- -- - • Featured on page C1 • $1 a . Haines siblings honored at Southern FFA Awards Banquet ·1-1- - 'N ""n"t'hnJL!l.j{aines....was-awardedt ~e ·State FFA Degree. it was announced at the March 12Soulhern FFA Awards Banquet. The Hegrcc requires the panici· pant to be in the top two percem of the state mcmhe~s hip ranking. . He had prcvtously wo~ aJNards lor s01 l JUdgmg, hay pr.oduclion, scholarship, welding !1 , work study and chapter degree. He will travel to 'An act iv it~ that might interest grandson. Tony Harrison. his wife . Columbus to rece ive his award at you will he taking place in Mid· Kim and their daugptcr. and in the State FFA Convention. dleport. "" tbc "T' tomorrow. Sat· Sevierville. Tenn •. they spent a He graduated from Southern urday. wee k with anolhcr grandson. Jeff High School in 1997 and is a freshFrom I0 to II a.. a grand open· Leihgeher and son. Cody. and man at Hocking College studying ing nf tbc Riverhend Crafts anJ with their daughter and her hus environmental reclamation. He wa:; Anti que Mall will he held and rep· •band ..Elmer and Delores Lcihgenam~d . to the Hocking Co11ege rcse ntat ivcs of the Middleport her. deans I1st for the lirsttwo quarters. Cum munily Associ ;11i on w ill he Courtney J. Haines was awarded on hand for the event as well as Ada VanMeter of Po'rtland the Star Green Hand Award at the merchants and orc.sidcnls interested marked her 89th birthday. hanquet and also obtained a gold rat- · in the development of the new and Wednesday. April I. ing fot her treasurer's book, the ' unusual bus·iness in Middlcport. On Sunday she was honored at A ribbon cutting ceremony will be a dinner given by her church. the held at 10:30 a.m. by the commu- Freedom Ciospel Missi on. and nity assoc iation and at that time . there was a special family obserthere will he special presentations. vance of the special occ.asion on FRIDAY . the birthday date. REEDSVILLE Free spag~tti . Despite he ing an amputee and supper. Reedsville United Methodist hav ing . other health problems. The Middleport High School Church. Music by lhe Vance family. Tony Jones of the Tuppers Plains Alumni Association will be Public welcome. · area, hangs in there performing awarding three scholarships this yard chores. for people and this spring. These arc being offered to SATURDAY " spring will be no e~ceptio n . children and grandchildren of Middleport · The Middleport · ·Tnny looks forward to spring alumn i. Association will meet Community each year, a time when he can gel Applications arc 'available from Tuesday. R :30 a.m. at Peoples Bank · out of the house and work I he out· the trustees of the scholarships in Middleport side. Tony has all of his own and applications musl he returned equipment and docs oiher yard to the assocfation by·April 30. CHESTER - . Shade River johs in · addit ion to mowing. He Eligibility requirements for the Lodge Chester. F&AM. three E.A. 's has a young man who assists him Susan G. Park Scholarship arc a on Saturd' ,J)'. Breakfast will he held and has done so lilf the past cou- 3.5 or above grade point average. at K a.m.. with deerce work lo follow pic of years. ofliciul tran.script of grades. and at 9 aJJl . So if you' re shorl nn time. long . recent ph01<1. Trustees arc Cinda on years or whate ver and would" · Harti s. 625 Broadw:~ y: Judy CLIFTON - Benefit hymn sing. like to try Tony's services ynu can Crooks. 536 Hi gh: Nancy Calc. Saturday. 7 p.m. Clifton Tahernadc. reach him .al b67-9727,. J42 S. 6th Ave .. all in Middlcp<1n . Clifton. W. Va. k:~turing the Gabriel l11c McCumas-Mnorc ScholarQuartet and Jne M..'Cinud. Marvin ·and Clara Krider must s hip n:quirc~ lhc rcciricnt tn he pretty wcury after an extended major in education. Trustees · :.m.~ CHESHIRE_:_ Disahled AmeriI rip Snutli. ' Judy Arnold. 6~5 Chestnut St. , ..:an VctL'I';.ms. S1a1c Rnutc · 7. Mr. and Mrs . Krider have Middleport: Jnsi:ph A. ;y.,ung. Chcshiro. Ninth District meeting. . relurncU 10 their Syracuse home 40225 SR 1\92. p,,mernv : Carol Sururd;.ty. Dinner ;tllltltln : mcctin!! at after their jaunt and pru~aoly were Brewer and Jerry Vanlnw;1gcn. I p.m. · a hit diSappointed in the weather The Cmwfurd. Gray. Lewis 1hcy enco untered. They were in Scholarship re~uires the recipient MIDDLEPORT - Meigs Ct~>p- , Florida. Georgia and Tennessee. In live in Middleport. Clmirpercrativc Parish In present "Lord. Is It " It was cold". Clara <:mnmenls. son is Nancy Beavct. 457 'Beech ,., ... drama X r m. at Middleport In Zephyr Hills. Fla.: they vis- St .. Middleport.· · He nth United Methodist Church. ited a sc>n and d;IUg htcr~ in· l••w. Puhlic in1·itcd . Ve rnon Harri son and his "'ifc. Do yuu h:I\'Udays when yuu ·re · Avis. and with their grandson. gning to do this. this. this and lhis SALEM CENTER Star Vernon Harri son. Jr.. hi s wife. · and the day ends ur with just nne Gran)!e 77K and Star Junior Gran~c Millie.· and their children. fn this heing dune·• It's nkay. Yuu K7K9 pntluck supper Saturday, 6:30 ·Tampa. they were guests of 1heir know I always say ncl'cr dutuday .. followed by the regular meet. p.m ~randd a u gh tcr. Shcrri Jon es and what yuu can put nff until tumoring m K p.m. Plans for lhc May 2 children. In Dallas. Georgi_a. Mar· row. Do keep smiling. cuns1gnmcnt sale will he hnali1.cd. vin and Clara were guests nf their ' All mcmhcrs arc urged to atterid. Welcome splah of color. in Ohio . . people who didn't sleep well ltle nigh! before feel the need to tell you about it?.You can't help them, and the uipic is boring. Please print lhis. It mi!!hl cut down on senseless banter. •• San Fran.isco Dear San Fran: Here's your request. but dt>n't expect illo make a difference. Chronic compl ainers arc incur· abl~ . and they arc fo rever in searc h .of an audience. The hest you can do is listen briclly and escape al the earliest opportunity. Inside - Friday, Apri13, 1998 take. care of Mom . in my absence. and still going strong. · easier for their children. Thanks, will enter an adult-care home. When Her reply was "Absolu tely not. I -;'Please tell that woman w~o wrote • Ann, for so many yc~ of good 1say, 'This is what 1want,' 1mean il. can't do it Too much stress.'' to you to get help •· and geltt now •• advice. •• Lon1time'Reader in Alpe- You may think 1 am stubborn, but Sh.e refused to discuss the mauer - or her mother may outlast her. na, Mich. please think of me as being deterany further and hung up on me. I which is what ~ight ha~n 10 me. • Dear Alpena Reader: Your letter mined. · cried for two days and canceled my · No Way Out m Memphts loll>ur ehild~n is beautiful . What a . I am now 84 years of age. and trip. I knew then that I would have to Dear Memphis: There arc no faiM!ous lady you arc! I hope a great you know that 1 have had a wonder· take care of my mother for the resl' medals fo r " heroi nes" like you. many seniors wi~l clip it out~ fo,l- ,fu! life. 1don't want 10 spoil yours. 1 of her life and I couldn 't look to any- Telling you what you should have , !ow your splendid example. Here it insist lhat you live yours 10 the hilt. one to help me. done ye~rs ago wtU not help now, 1s: Travel! Enjoy yourselVes! 1 do not Two years later, my health fai led. but spelling tt out m1.ght help others "My .dear children: I love you · want to move in with any ·or you. and [ collapsed from .exhaustion and who may soo~ . be In your shoes. . very much~ and I know you love me. Please don 't try to talk me into il. depression. I was advised by my · Thanlcs for wnung. The leiter thai Th1s 1s the .way I have planned the These are my orders. and I insist that doctor to put Mom in a nursing fo)lows •s from a remarkable rest of my life, and I hope you will 'you follow them. I Jove you all very home im mediately. "Fortun ately, I Wj)man. Her ummg was perfect. honor my wishes. much . •• Your Mother" ,> found one that would lake her. Dear Ann Landen: I wrolc this I intend to live in iny home until Dear Rtadtn: This is · Ann Almost two y~ars have passed, lctterto my children and decideJ to taking care of it is more than I am again. Is that a terrific mom or what '1 and it has taken me this long to feel send n wyou. With th~ hope lh~l you able to do. I will then move into a ·· She is truly a role model for all like a norinal pcrs.on again. I am would pnnl 11. It mtg~t he.Jp other small apanment." seniors. . now 75 years old. My mother is 98 semors and make life a great deal When I need to be cared for. I Dear Aini Landeri: Why do · • I '.• • .-.. • ,..~""'•u Ctut&-~.!illliliillilbu.l ' • .. }. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 3, 1998 sargent