https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ad670edd86219047ac355c1f29021a9a.pdf 5c6b904d87f1392b741b992975c53f0b PDF Text Text Tuesday May 26, 1998 Weather Gordo~ wins 600 race, Page 4 Pacers even series 96-94, Page 4 Alumni honored over ·weekend, Page 6 Today! Cloudy High: 70; t.ow:so ' Sports ' Tomorrow: Cloudy High: 80; Low:SO Cheever captures Indy 500 Page4 e Meigs County's · ' Hometdwn Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio A Gannett Co Ncwsf Jper Single Copy_ 35 Cents ;Southern Ohio nets $25.5M in highway bill . ' Memorial Day observan~e~- Racine . honors veterans . · "We're here to honor our heroic dead, • uid Joe Struble, l!peaker at the annuai.Memorial Day proaram held Monday In Pomeroy .u"'der sponsoi'shlp Drew Webster Post .391 American Legion. ' Strub~ spoke of those who pve their lives that we might e*y freedom today, and called on the community to • remember" and make a commitment to God and country. •we can nnd hope, lnspl~ tlon and courqe by turnlna ou~ .thou&llts to God and out eyes to . .the flag," said Struble. · The color auard of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, led a ,_.,.. .throu&h town. Units Included nre and . eme11ency vehicles fi'OIP several communities, antique cars, decorated trucks, bOy seouts,'4H prls, and two baton aroups. George Harris was emcee, Jim Gilmore had prayer, J~nne .Vaupn read a poem, and Jlnt Soulsby sana the National Anthem. A wreath In memory of those Jewell, left, and John Weeks. who lost their lives at sea was The nrina squad aave a ulute placed on tiHi river by Lennie ,r .. . . Area man held in An area man is bei'ng held in conncctioo with an alleged ors<in and shOoting. incident at a Wa~rloo residence on Monday. the ·Lawrerlce CQUnty Sheriff's Department report- , ~d. . . Kevin Thacker, 81Je and address unreported;· was arrested . by '· · The Racine American Legion post celebrated Memorial Day Monday with a 10 a.m. Memorial service and 21 gun salute at the newly constructed Veterans Memorial at the Legion Post in Raci.oe. Gene Roy· (George) Lawrence gave the welcoming address as members of the postKenny Theiss, Don Hupp, George Neigler, Paul Moore, Clarence T. (Tom) Wolfe, Gene Mills. and David Yost stood at attention in-fonnatir in the background. • The inyocation was given by Jay Lance prior to the introduction of the speaker by serviceman Lawrence. Retired Major Carl Russell of Pomeroy and of the United Stat~:s Marine C0rps was the guest speaker at the Racine Memorial· Day cere- . mony in Racine. Standing before an · MEMORIAL DAY SPEAKER - Retired Major C.rl RuiHII of the ensemble of around 50 people, · he · United stat...Marine COrps was th..gueat speaker at the Racine ~ eulogized those who gave their lives for the freedoms Aniericans enjoy · Memorial Day ceremony In Racine. today,andhonored t~ose who served - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - their country. Constitution, saying. "It's not the many fought for. and fought to preRussell spoke of the various issues Constitution we ny on that pole, it's serve.'' ' concerning the Constitution and the the American Flag that represents that A 21 gun salute and playing of · American Flag 'that symbolizes the Constitution and the freedom that so Taps concluded the ceremony. Eastern seniors receive diplomas · -. after which taps were ·played. (Photos by Charlene Hoeflich) By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel NMI!S Staff Facing the future with courage and making a diiTerence in the commu. nity .were the themes of addre~ses given by Valedictorian Kelli Bailey and Salutatorian .Brandon Buckley during Eastern High ~chool's combined baccalaureate and commencement exercises held on Sunday. Bailey. the daughter of Greg and Jocelyn Bailey of Pomeroy, titled her speech "It's All Right to Be Afraid." and encouraged her students to fol· low the example set in Robert Frost's poem. "Tiie Road Not Taken." "I think all of us graduates are like that famous traveler ·in the . poem," Bailey said. "I!>Oking down that road lo where it bends in the undergrowth. That undergrowth is a fearful tiling. For some of us, there is college and un.dergraduate education in that undergrowth. For some of lis, it undergrowth. Will Rogers, a. great may be a military career; for others, humorist, once said, 'Even if you're · it may be marriage anii the start of a on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there.'" new family." "Courage doesn't mean .not being "But we just don't know. and this .afraid at all; courage means facing is a very scary thing." · "Remem~r. fear is a_necessary and conquering your fears." Salutatorian Brandon Buckley thing, and it will always be an unavoidable part of life,• Bailey used "A Wing. A Promise. and n. Prayer" as the theme for his addres~. said. · As an example of facing fear, Bai- He is the son of William and Twila • ley mentioned her classmate Shaun Buckley of Pomeroy. "The Class of 1998 sits betore you: : Long. who attended Sunday's commencement exercises following a this aftemOQn with what many would: · · hunting accident earlier t~is month~ call our wings," Buckley said. "How-:: "That was a crucial time when we ever, ,I feel that we have eameq only- ' were afraid, and both fear and love one wing so far." "We must remember that the pul" : · pulled us all together. We got through pose of public schools is not to serve it, and most important, Shaun is able the public but to create the public. In- • to be with us on this stage today." "Meet Jill of your fears head on," order to get our other wing, we must . · Bailey said irt conclusion. "l?on't just spend the majority of ~ rest of our: · stand there on that road leading to the Continued on paae 3 ~' · "' Good Afternoon . Waterloo.~incident Lawrence deputies with the assistance of the Gallia COunty Sheriff's Department after he reportedly held ofT authorities for several hours in a nearby outbuilding following the fire. . Lawrence County Chief Deputy Jaines Coch~ . said Thacker report- Today's ., ID ~~!l~ifim~ ~2m I~~ E!lil!!dll~ L~K!I fi-7·8: • I .• ~.l,odlt Sports ' . . ' .. • Second fire victim still unidentified ·· .. Two Others who were hospitalized where she w'as discharged Sunday, : Officials investigating a fatal have been upgraded in condition or according to a hospital spokesman. weekend house fire in Middleport Firefighters from the Middleport released .f!'Om Columbus-area hospihave yet to release the identity of a and, Pomeroy Volunteer Fi~ Departse¢ond victim or the cau.~ of the Ore tals. ments responded to the seeR with 24. Tyler Scarbrough, age 3, was as ,of presstime this morning: . Roger Vining, age unreported, reportcd in good condition this morn- · tirefighten and six trucks, accordins UHE UP· Nicole Whh, Jtlmle Drake, end Michelle Caldwell, died in the bla.ze at 98 Pearl Street ing it Children's Hospital in Colum- to Mi~eport VFD Fire Chief Davia membere of Eeatern High School's 40th greduatlng claaa, spoke' Hoffman. which auttcd the twe>"and-a-half-~10- ' bus. His mother, Bobble Scarbrough, together • their c:teumMee took their piiCIS In the fJI'OC*IIonel Firefighten were on the scene for ry · residence of James Viriina. The 26, was transponed to The Ohio State line prior to Sund8y'a ~t · sec:ond victim remains unidentified. · University Bum Center in Columbus about four hqurs, he said. . .' ·. Sentinel 2 Sections • I 0 Pages Vol. 49, No. 24 . edly entered the residence, on the Lawrence County side.of the Gal linLawrence county line, around 9:41 a.m. and attacked ·the occupant, Pamela Beacham. · After Thacker .allegedly beat Beacham around the face. shoulder Con~nued on pqe 3 ' . ··: . 9 • ~ J +S . I • Lotteries I• OHIO Pick 3: 305; Pick 4: 8889 Buckeye S: 8-9- 19-32-~ •• • • • W.vA. . . O.Uy 3: S4S; Dtllly 4: 9449 '• • • -.• • Co. .. • ' • • �• 9ommentary Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • Page2' TUndly, ~ 21, 1... . i ,. . '£st4Dfislid in 1948 . .. By Jack Andnon and Jan MDiec As .a Republlc3.!1 ,senator from Maine, WJ!liam S. Cohen earned a rep- 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992·2156 • fiX 992·2157 .· utation for 6scal frugality. But now that he's tho secre~ of defense, his tastes arc a bit ~ e~lravagant Work Olders and other documents A Gannett Co. Newspaper we\~ reviewed delailing the work done to Cohen's office since he became secROBERT L ¥(1NGETT . ":tary bespeak a.man .who likes to fight · ·Publl.her · · his bat1lcs surrounded by gold-leafed deslcs and high-back leather chairs. Never mind that one of his primary DIANE HILL CHARLENE HOEFUCH ~lcs since laking over the Penlagon has -Gtntral Manager Controll« ' been to cut an estimated 30,000 bureauI cratic jobs. 1his cost-cutter spares no : n.. s.- ,.;,~, ,,.. expense when it comes to his own com0111 - Gt,.,,.riiii'>N. '"""...,_ fons. · ·- rn ,..,,. llld Ill &dii/IOUid- • ...,_., ' · · 1lle documents, obtained via the : Freedom of ln. ~onnau'on Ac•~ are more ' 01' ,.,.., 111111 10: ua.ta fO 1M Edllot, 1"PM BMffiM/, 111 COU1 St; ~ Ohio L...,.,;"";;.,;;;•;:.;:"";;;:•:.;.MK;.;:..;;;"'~'.;.;";.;•=z•IR;;.;..·-.----~"""_ _ _ _ _ ___, ' than an inch thiCk, yet they cover only the work that's been done ·to Cohen's executive suite since Jan. I, '1997 . • three weelcs before President Clinton was sworn in for his secood term. · For staners. there's the,$14,707.W<payers spent on the pun:hase and installation of a new )ries blue" carpel for lile executive suite. -to,. ed---. Dt.....,.. --PfiO-oriiNJ_,. __ moy,._IIIIJII*N,.,.,.,.........,.$p«<ly,dl,.lt,.,.'•••"'•••"'"''""'•"', Two ·looming zero.es spell billions in. costs. So whodunit? "This • is new broad • loom (plain pauern) for the secretary of . defen5e office and entire suite," a service request fonn reads. "The color will match ' that Moller & installed in (lhe Anderson Sj!CI'elary's) dining room but without the pattem." . Furlher down in ihe same service form, we learn who's really in charge: "This should he OK'd by Mrs. Cohen." In fairness, that expenditure was·for 610 square yards of C8Jllel. and the total price was w.:ll within normal range for government-issue office decor. · But lhe S3!I'e dojosn't hold true for the $15,(:1J7 shelled out by taxpayers to refurbish an antique desk and side \able in the secretary's office. Cohen's desk, ·which is said to have once belonged to. • or been used by -- legendary Gen. ~ Wednllday, May '1.7 lives acting in the interest of the pub· invocation and benediction- wenf • • lie." · offered by Jeremiah Kehl, class chap-. _ "How we treat those who come lain . . afier us: the children. and those who Senior choir members performed • came. before us: the aged, sick and two numbers, "I Believe I Can Fly" needy, wi)l detennine whether or not by and "Good Riddance." ; we get our second wing." "Friends" by Michael W. Smith, • "We all remember those special was performed as an anthem by the ; promises of growing up -- a band-aid choir. and "Titanic" by James Homer • to stop the hun from our moms or was offered by senior band members. ; running 10 dad during a thundentonn Buckley's and Bailey's addresses : to quiet the sky. More recently was · were intrndu.ced by Robell Harris, Jr., t the promise from a teacher and and Bailey, Christopher Buchanan ; friend. The promise that being a and Jamie Drake led the cla.\s in the : senior is abourtaking responsibility turning of the tassel. • and growing up and finding out that The e~ercises concluded with the .: not everyone agrees with you all the singing of the Eastern High School ; time." Alma Mater. • "Promises," Buckley said, "are Diploma.• were conferred by John •• sacred trusL• between two people. It Rice, president of the Eastern Local : · is our responsibility to return the School Board, to: Vicki June Adams, promise and the trust. It is .our Kelli Lynn Bailey, Robert Allen Bar- • promise to make the world a better timus, Stefani Kay Beams, Michael : place." David Bigley, Therese Dawn Bise, ' "As·we become the newest part of Tmvis Michael Brewer, Christopher ,~ the adult public, we need to commit Adam Buchanan, Brandon Matthew ' to developing a spirituality -- a prayer Buckley. Michelle Dawn Caldwell. ·- to make a difference. Our interest Seth Edward Carleton, Christy Mane ~ is in ~e future because we are going Causey, Jerrod Steven Clark, Sev;r • to spend the rest of our lives in it" ·Mae Cline. Bethany Dennise Cooke.,~. "As I stand here this afternoon, I Jamie Michelle Drake, Joh~1 am humbled by those of you who Lawrence Driggs, Steven Michael"' have given us our wing. We will earn Durst, April Dawn Foreman., Joann'l ,.. the other one. I am thankful for those Marie Gumpf. Jennie Theresa Con.y ~: of you have made a promise. We will klin .Haning. • keep our side of it. And la.~tly. I am Michelle Marie Harris, Robert ;1 pleased with my classmates for grow- Su:;ven Harris, Jr., Kerri Leigh Heuee;.;. ing up and growing together in spir- Jeremiah Chad Kehl, Jeffrey Michael it." Kimes, Shaun Michael Long,l..sunall t~ The Top iO honor students were ·Lee Lyons ll, Misty Dawn Lyons?: • intrnduced by ,Principal Clayton But- · Mauhew William Marcinko, James ler: Bailey, Buckley, Michelle Cald- Charles McKay, Kimberlee Marie well, Jamie Drake, Jeremiah Kehl~ May!~, Amanda Dawn Maynard:1· • • Chris Buchanan. Stefani Bearhs, Joe Christie Ann Mills, Heather Dawn•"·, Weeks, Billee Pooler, . and Nicole Naylor. Michael Kevin O'Nail. Billee White. Renae POOler, Samuel Lee Pulver~" _ The Eastern High School bimd Abraham Maier Rach, Nathan Rad..... • performed the prelude, "Gently foirl, Angela Christina Riling, Wti!> 1 Aows the Amber Grain" by Brian David Sanders, Rachael Lee S~th. Scoll and "A Practorious Prelude" by Bel~y Ann Sheets, Amanda Rae! • DouglasAkey priorto the ceremony, Smith, Nicholas Allen Spurloclr, a.~ well as the processional," Pomp Joshua A. Starcher, Jason Charle'1i ;' , . and Circumstance" and lhe reces- Stevens. 1',1ichael Joseph Weeks.;- · sional, "Coast Guard March" by Carl Judith Ani) West. Christina Dcanq ., · L. King. · Weslfnll, Kellie Dawn White, Nicole Buckley, ·as class president, wei- Dawn White, Walter Aaron Woolard, .· . corned those in auendance and led the and Corey Lee Yonker. Pledge to the American Aag. The '•I L Aa:u Weathe,. forecast for conditions Warren W. Black !MICH. I · John Penhing, must be a sight 10 see. Just like most of the weapons syslelllS Leo Lanier Leo Lanier, 74, Vinton, died Monday,lilay 25, 1998 in the Ohio State University Hospitals, Columbus. Born Nov. I, 1923.in Nitro, W.Va., son of the late Huber and Hopa Mitchell Lanier, he retired from the Two River Motor Co. in Point Pleasant, W.Va., and was previously a telegrapher with the C & 0 Railroad. He was a member of the Vinton Baptist Church, president of the Gallia County.Heahh Department, where he had served on its board for 20 years, and wa.~ a U.S. Army ·veteran of World War 11, where he served in the 749th Tank Battalion. He wa.• a member of ViniOn American Legion' Post 161. Surviving are his,wife, Maiy ~¥~miston Lanier, whom he married Dec. 20, 1947 in Ashland, Ky.; a son, Ron Lanier of Vinton; a daughter, Lynn (Ron) . Knoble of Ada. Ohio; two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren; two brothers. Cleo (Joann) l,.anier of Lancaster. and Kenneth (Minnie) Lanier of Lakeland, Fla.; two sisters. Charlotte (Harold) Wooldridge of Payette, Idaho, and Bertie Lanier of Vinton; and several nieces and nephews. Services will.be II a.m. Thursday in the Vinton Baptist Church, with the By 'Rie AIIIOCIIted Pren Lows in the' mid 50s. Soutlaeutera Ohio Thursday... Partly cloudy \Yith a · Rev. Marvin Sallee officiating. Burial will be in the Vinton Memorial Park. . Today... Partly cloudy. Highs in the chance of showcts 1111d thunder- Friends may call at the McCoy-Moore Funeral Home, Vinton, from 6-9 p.m. Wednesday. upper 70s: Northwest wind S to I 0 storms. Highs in the lower 80s. mph. . Friday... Panly cloudy with a Military graveside services will be conilucted by Vinton American Legion . Tonigbt.. :Panly cloudy...Then chance· of showers and thunder- Post 161. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be sent to the Vinton Baptist Youth . becoming mostly cloudy. Lows in the .. .stonns. Lows near (fJ and.highs in the Fund, P.O. Box 38, Vinlon, Ohio 45686, or to the American Diabetes Assolower 50s. Light east wind, · mid 80s. . · Wednesday... Partly cloudy. Highs Saturday...A chaoce of showers ciation Ohio Affiliate, 9:17 High St., Worthington, Ohio 43085. • near 80. and thunderstorms. Lows neat 60 and • Extendecl forecast highs in the lower 80s. Wednesday night...Mostly clear. Today's weather report Fatal accident involves area man ----Locat ·briefs-:--..,~. . . . No one hurt in boat ·collision Np injuries were reponed following an apparent collision involv•· ing a barge and pleasure boat on the Ohio River Sunday around 6:30 -· p.m. near Racine. . • The Racine Volunteer Fire Department and squad, assisted by the ' Syracuse VFD and Central Dispatch squad resjx>nded to 1!Je scene where Dan Pancake. Jeffrey and Dennis Lohman were treated lit the scene. The U.S. Coast Guard, Huntington, W.Va. reported the incident involved the towboat Charles T.. Jones owned by Madison Coa~d Supply, Charleston, W.Va. ( The incident remains under investigation and no further infonnation was available as of press time this morning. ,, Man cited in wreck A Racine man was cited following a one-vehicle accident on Yet,, lowbushiROid near Raci~ Monday around 6:30p.m. ·, .: Thomas M. Bailey, 20, wa5 eastbound driving left-of-center when he met another vehicle. drove o.ff the right side of the road into a creek and slid approximately 148 feet into an embankment, according to a Meigs County Sheriffs Department report. . His 1992 Chevrolet S-1 0 pick11pinn:k sustained moderate damage, the report stated. He wall cited on charges of failure to contrQI and reckless operation. · · . Domestic violence arrest lbe Daily Sentinel in t~!e' teeth of Where I grew up on the cold a bone-chillnonhern ·plains, there were many ing · wind to frosty mornings when .J'd have to . plunk down breathe on the window pane, and my quarter to ~lear a space ~ith my P.'ljama sieeve watch . Audie on order · to see the larger woFld Murphy beyond the frozen glass. Thtre was- movies, Rory n't much to sep -- an exp. .jse of Calhoun blinding whiteness, icicles thick as westerns, or clubs, winter-stripped trees ~aked grim· . black with snow, mal(be a few chic~adees and white war pecking hopefully at the surfaee of a pictures with drift. · ' Jeff Chandler. Shoe lea - 'but there were other windows. However, I Television offered a defrosted view .. think the of a world so different from mine it weather was line the fateful day in might have . !Jeen a'noth~r . planet. 1%0 that I went to see "Ocean's Men in evening wear stood under Eleven." It's safe to say that movie, lig~ts as bright as their teeth belting awful as it is, chan)!ed my life. oul songs . of loss. in a brassy tone Well; that's not entirely true. It that sugsested· they'd never lost didn'.t change my life so much asl anything, ever. cause me to resent the life I had. · Predatory woinen, poured ·into ' . I mean, ihere I was, ~erdy preseguined gowns, purred . and teen in my windswept bitter world prowled around these men. Maga- .of dour relatives, delinquent friends zines detailed their private lives, as and cruel weather and ·there they filtered through their public rela- were: the Rat Pack boys in all their tions agents and vicious gossip- .glory: mongers. 1broush these windows, I· They weren't li kc the need)! saw a world where slamoto,11s yet crooners on Ed Sullivan (except for graspin1 men and women . swal-. Sammy .Davis Jr.). Tiley, didn't care lowed each mher and spit out noth· what anybody thought about them; in1 butuhes. · they amused each other. Watch or ·And then there were thC movies. don't -- it was all the same to them. Ever t~ faithful rail, I'~ slog even In short, they were.hip. "· \ I wore wobl, they woie shark- a bam hit·by a twister. . skin. I wore ski . masks, they wore · J kneW nothins Of thiS at the I wrap-around shades.. · time. To me, the Rat Pack, Perry : I skulked around the hallway Mason, Peter Ounn and the detec~ i trying to figure out how to talk to tives of ":17 Sunset Strip" offered a i tlie girl whoso.; locker stood next to sun-dappled paradise of listligbl• : · mine: they s!ayed up all night drink- and casual sex. They woukllcad.ma : ing dry manmis with Jill St. John .. to a promised land full of boo•c~ • I set s1: ~II fires; they blacked broads and intematiqnill spies. • l out Vegas. I had my petty sorrows; . . There \YOUid be no bad weath.!r : Sinatra had Ava Gardner. . there, just desert · sun and neon. The grown-ups I knew who Darkness would never fall. smoked we~ all wizened with deep We'd all be bachelors and foothacking coughs. loose broads, private. ey~s and ' · The Rat Pack smoked like chim- hoofers, blackjack dealers and Keno neys, yet they were all gbod-looking girls, clotheshorses and hi-fi enthuand sang and danced effortlessly. siasts. , They didn't sweat. They hung out · The Supreme Court would b& • with the Kenne~ys . replaced ·by·the Friar's Club. Presi:: l It was the New F.ronticr! It was 4~nt Hefne~ would .replace the Con• ~ i' Camelot! And at the center of at all sutullon With the Playboy Philoso- : was the Chairman of the Board, Mr. phy. He'd move the White House to. · · Jl..ins Ding Daddy-o ~imself, Frank !he SaJ!d!i in-Las Vegas. \ . Sinatra. No Beatlcs, no folk music, no ; : Sinatra ;provide.d the kennedy psychedelia -- that's for clydes; ' ! boys with campaign donations. man. We'd say to the world, "If you ·'! women and a Sinat.ran ponache. don 't swing, don't ring," and we'd Unfortunately, the Kennedys had never eover get old. Cold as.a ham• ~ J their·own panache, .which absorbed mer, light as a shrug, we'~ nevei ·: . 'I . everything in its path. Afcer the ever d 1e. • · 1 election, the Kennedys dropped (Jan Shoale~' new boOk, "Not : Sinatra like a bad habit, Sinatra · Wet Yet," II IYIUabie from 1 dropped middleman/pimp Peter 1.13.61 .Pablkatloa1, PO Box : Lawford, Bobby Kennedy went 1910, Lol Aftlelt~, CA 91078. TW ' i after the mob, and the whole toll-tree number II 1·8410·992· ~ swingin' casino scene fell apan,like · lJfil.) • " I MAIL SVISCJif'I10N 13 - 1 1-l'ololpC.., .......................... J27.JO 26 W..b ........................... .$53.82 ' S2 Woelll ...........................$1!1:1..56 --MolpC.., 13 w..a ............................S2!l.2!1 26 -.eu._ ........................lS6.68 ~2 Weea ........................ $10!1.72 . 1 A Bidwell area man was killed in a two-vehicle collision over the weekend on U.S. 35 near Xenia. the State Highway Patrol reponed. Rocky J. Rupert, 36, 8055 Bull Run Road, was a passenger in a car driven by Bobby Ann Thomason. 41, Wellston. Both died at the scene or the crash. which occurred around 3:30 a.m. Saturday, according . to troopers. The patrol said Thomason was westbound, a half-mile west of Straley Road in Greene County, when she l.ost control of the vehjcle she drove, Rc;JC!er Ser vrccs '*.,.,. -·- u,.. ....,,., .. - ......... · . COINCIIon Polley ow.- · . ..,.., all ... MWII aaJO II (74G) WJ. Zll$. We . . dJick ,_. to..__ ..............h. . . . . • Newa DINt btNilla · 11Jo . . __. T c d ,.. m io WJ-ZW. Dopu1.n: u1 0 ...,_........._... .... , .......- ....- .... _........- ...... .IEit. UG • . wllt.ll• . Olwlarutan .Wee 5 ' _ _......&wt. I* Q ... . . .•....- ......_ .._ .. _..... _ 1111 Stocks went left of center an<! collided with an eastbound car driven by t;>avid K. Firman, 27, Centerville. . The crash seriously 'injured Firman and his passen:ger, Angela M. Tnngeman-Lewis, 25, Jamestown. according to the patrol. Firman was taken to Greene Memorial Hospital in Xenia for treatment, ;md TangemanLewis wa5 transported to Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton. Rupert's body was later released to the Roger5-McWilliams Funeral Home, Wellston. Fifth Sunday hymn sln1 A fifth Sunday hymn sing will be held Sunday, 7 p.m. at Forest Run United Methodist Church near Minersville. Guest speaker will be the Rev. Keith Rader. Pastor Chad Hospital news . · Veterans Memorial A rea man.. • Continued from page I I :' ·. Beacham as she lled the . house7·! Cochran said. ...• , Once Beacham wa• inside, the·;, neighbor said Beacham's residence was burning and that she had ~Q ,:• Thacker allegedly set the fire . The •. relationship, if any. between Thack-.'. ' er and the victim was. unclear today. . · According to unofficial repon~~v,.• Thacker fled the burning house to I'll: 1 outbuilding. where he remained when Lawrence Sheriff Roy Smith arrivep_ After several attempts to talk. Thac~- .. 1 er into surrendering. deputies lil'elj . , tear gas into the outbuilding an<!·, seized Thacker. Charges against Thacker well.. , pending this morning. ' . .. Divorces and dissolutions The Racine July 4 Planning Com- The following actions to end marmittee will meet ThUJ·!day, 6:30p.m. riage were filed recently in the office at the lire department annex to make of Meigs County Clerk of Coon.~ Larplans for the upcoming celebration. ry Spencer: " . All individuals, businesses and orgaAnnulment sought -- Brandy Ann nizations wanting to assist are wei- · Hysell. Pomeroy. from Jason S. come to auend. Hysell, Lebanon. May 14. Dissi>lulion a.'ked -- Donald F. Thppers Plains VFW Tuppers Plains Veterans of Foreign Wars Post9053 will meet Thursday, 7:30p.m. Name drawing will be held. . Special services Special services .at the Danville Church of Christ will be held Saturday, 7 p.m. and Sunday, 10:30 a.m. and.6 p.m. All welcome. Denver Hill of Foster. W.Va. will be the guest speaker. Rem-a! Hi llsidc Baptist Church. Pomeroy will hold a revival starting Sunday and continuing through June 3 with br: John Hamblin from Pontiac, Mich. Scl'\'ice times are Sunday, 6 p.m. and MQnday through Wednesday, 7 p.m. Special singing nightly. Dr. James R. Acree, ~tor. invites the public. · r r\ ; and head areas. Beacham fled and was reponedly tackled by Thqcker. Beacham, a ·pan-time corrections officer for the Gallia sheriff's department, calied for help and was allegedly choked by Thacker in an attempt Emrick invites the public.· to quiet her. Thacker alleged! y told Beacham to tum around and bend over. Sports physicals Sports physicals for athletes in the Beacham noticed that Thacker Southern Local School District who allegedly had a firearm holstered at will be playing any sport or are his side. Beacham attempted to pull involved in cheerleading during the at the gun.according to Cochran, and 1998-99 school year. will be given at Thacker pushed her away. Beacham the office of Dr. Douglas Hunter, · then fled through a window and ran· M.D. on Fifth and Pearl Streets in to a nearby residence for help. Racine according to the following The neighbor told deputies she schedule on Saturday, June 6 and reponedly heard live shots fired at June 13. Racine July 4 Com!Rittee pill t Meigs announcements Saturday admissions - none. Saturday discharges - none. Sunday admissions- William L. Watson, Pomeroy. Ann Gr.iffith, Pad Road, Shade, reported Saturday afternoon that Sunday discharges -. none. someone entered her home and stole her wallet while she was outMonday admissions - none. side working. according to a Meigs County Sheriffs Department Monday discharges - none. report. · Holzer Medical Center Dlllcharges May 22 -· Danny Callicoat. Seth Tackeu, Arnold Wallace, John Cunningham; Patricia A 42-year-old Langsville man wa.~ arrested Friday evening tiy' Estep, Mrs. Micheal Staten and son. Meigs County Sheriffs deputies on a charge of domestic violence. Virginia Canter, Miriam. Chapman, Edward Mitchell is accused of assaulting his wife. Ira Miller, Rita Sturgill. Births - Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Morgan. daughter, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Troy Stewart, daughter, Hanford. W.Va. Discharges May 23 - Ehran Wilson, James Ross, Harold Vest, (IJSPS 21J.'IIt) Am Ele Po.................... ..45~. Katrina Atwood, Amanda Lewis, AGo-C.. Now; r Akzo ····-·················............. 107t.f. Carolyn Sheesley. Mary Gray, Rus~mrTech ...............................«~ PubUohid ov"J oftcntoon, Monday dlroup sell MeadowS. Mil. Mark Wilcox and FrM!ay, Ill Court St., ....,_, 011;, b) the Aahlarld 011 .............................50 Otdo Volley PublOihlna ~/01nnett Co. son, Mrs. Rodney Morga·n and AT&T .....................................59'h Socond elisa- pold .,......,"')',Ohio. daughter, Bonnie Walker, Susie KirkBlink One ................................51 M........, The ""-illoil Prw IOd the 01110 Bob Evans ............................19\ endall, Zinnia ,Spears, Christopher Newsplpei ""-lolloo. . . ,_. Mm Send "'*- OOJfCidioM to 'ht. ~Wilmer ..........................57'4 Dovenbarger, Tara T11ylor. Doily Soniind, 111 c.w,.t St.. i'atncJvy, """' B~ton ............................. 1&\ Birth - Mr. and Mrs. Vemie 43769. . -..,Chaniplon .............................13'stJBSCitiP'110N uns .Chtlrlil Shpe ............................5\ Salmons, son; Jackson, . Discharges May 24 - Marjorie Ooc:t.~~.~.~.S2.00 =dlng ............................ 44 Stewart, Mrs. Troy Stewan and One MomiJ...............................$8.10 I Mogul. .................... 59"!. One Year.................................. $100.00 GenMH .................................67~ daughter. SINGU: COPY PIUCE Gooct,.r ...:.........................70~ Birth - Mr. and Mrs. Charles ' Doll)i........................................ 35 CcniS Km.t ................................... 18.,._ Se b•ribcn not dcsirina to p~y the camn my Riffle, daughter, Point . Pleasant, . Kros.tr ..:................................42\ ranil. in ldYance dirtelto The Dally SmiMI on 1 lhree, six or 12 1ft011th Mill. Credit will be Lllnd8 Enc1.............................32'A. · W.Va. &fven carrier Cldl week. Discharges May ZS - James Ltd ...........;,,;,,,•••- ................32"No tublcriplion by m1il pcrmiMd in, UCM Shaver, Mrs. Vemie Salmons and 0111 Hill Flnl ..........................27'k white home Cllrricr terYice ilanilable. ' ova ....-.................................36~ son, ·Tamera Miller, Lillie McGee, Publilller ......., the ripo to odjUII r1101 M· OM Valley ..........................,.38.,_ Norma Fowler, Belly Sturgill. ,.. "" .. ion period. .. ion .... . ...._ .,.,. 11o lmplemcntoc! by cbwnalal• · Peopla .................................31~ . (Published with permission) -lonoflhe..-ription. Prem Fln1 ..................................21 Theft reported By len Shoalea ......,, Eastern seniors... COIItlnned,.,.. Warren W. Black, 74, Apple Grove. W.Va.• died Saturday, May 23, 1998 in Holzer Medical Center. Born June II, 1923 in Mason County, W.Va., san of the late Harry and Virginia Wauerson Black, he was a retired schoolbus driver for the Mason C011nty BOIU'd of Education. Surviving are n son, John Carpenter of Spring Hill, Fla.; and a sister, Sonara (Sue) Davis of Dunbar, W.Va. . Graveside services were held at I' p.m. today, Tuesday, May 26, 1998 in the Beale Chapel Cemetery, Apple Grove, with the Rev. Lee Baird officiating. Visilation was held Monljay in the Deal ~ Brown Funeral Home, Point Pleasant. W.Va. · In lieu of flowers. donati_ons may be made to a favorite charity. developed by Pentagon contmctors, the restoration wus compleled late and over budget. 1lle entire project. was originally slale!l to cost $12,605, but that was before Pentagon brass decided Iiley simply had to spend an additional s1.220 for 24-karat gold leaf and S52.5 . for a glass top. ; Those charges were followed .by additional costs of $920 for "truck rental and extra time pay for personnel pick-up and delivery," $87 for "express shiPfOCnl of leather," and a $6S StOrage fee for the table. . A March 4, 1997 memo e~plains at ·least one reason the cost was so higH. "Sevel31 options exist as to how the government could restore lhe furniture and, of course, the extent will diredly affect the. cost For example, (Cohen's) ilesk currently has blue velvet on the surface; however, a full restoration would require Italian tooled lealher at a cost of $2,500." But that's just a tiny fraction of d)e work done to Cohen's suite since he took over. Cohen's chief of siaff, Robert lYre. requested a "Passage set" - OHIO WeJthcr Extravagant Pentagon ·redecorations · The Daily Sentinel The Dally Sentinel• Page 3 Let uuhow you how a Nationw~ homeQw:w. policy can ICM you 1i10111f while offwing the proltldion you need Hendricks Jr.• Syracuse. and Paulet-' ; Divorces asked -- Kenneih Michael Robie. Pomeroy, from· • Nicole Ann Robie, Middleport, May 1. 20; Susann Alicia Knight, Middle•· ' port, from Vincent E. Knight, Pomeroy. May 19. .' r------We Give Matur• ' J'• • Drivers, Home Owners and · Mo.ile Home Owners Special Savings. 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ER~ __ raaee S..tae. . ...,. 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY · Auto-a-en 1..._,... Life Home Car BullneM n. 'if', fl.riA.. p_.... 1 �The Daily Sentin..!!~ Sports 1998- ~ Gordon captures Coca-Cola 600 flag -- HOW SWEET IT lSI - Eddie Cheever kisses the Borg-Warner Trophy ahortl!f after winning the Indianapolis 500 Sunday. From the race's recor.d $8.7-mllllon purse, he took home $1,433,000 for making It to th,e winner's circle. (AP) Cheever gets win i.n Indianapolis 500 ·• By PAUL NEWBERRY "INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Though mellowed by age, his hair now sprinkled with gray. Eddie Cheever still has that edge to !lim. Admittedly, he's not always the easi~st guy to get along with. ,:.~ "I have no idea what my reputatipn is." said Cheever. who put a lastiilg signature on what had been a n~ndescript career by winning the . t(laianapolis 500. ".1 just want to .work and be left alone. If anybody 'Wthers me. I'm going after them." .,,: Meeting with reporters at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway a day atler his first significant victory in · nearly two decades of major openwheel racing. 'the man known as "Eddie the Ego" willingly discussed IIi~ personality traits. But he took issue with those who sliy he's a journeyman. an also-mo. all unwonhy racer to carry on the Brickyard legacy of Foyt. Unser and ~ndreni. •·• "I'd like to·. et something on the record," the · ear-old Cheever s•id Monday. "I n'! playing tidt.llywinks. I "'"' driving in Formula O~e." For most of the 1980s. Cheever Was the only American on the Formula One circuit. While he never won. he did come close to the check~ ered flag a few times during his decade-long tenure - notably in the 11983 German Grand Prix and at Detroit and Montreal a year.later. "I'm so proud of the fact that I did more Grand Prix races than ... any American that's lived," he said. ·(That was a hard thing to do. I was an American living in Europe. That's like an Italian trying to drive Meigs Chamber ~lates linkfest f~r Thursday the Meigs County Chamber of <fl'nml~rce will sponsor a galf scramon Thursday at the Meigs CoonGolf Course. Tee time is 12:30 NASCAR." OK. so maybe Eddie th~ Journeyman isn't quite accurate. But Outspoken Eddie still tits him to a tee. · He couldn't resist a lillie jab when someone pointed out i\lat every team came out on pit road ~pnday to salute Cheever as he cruised by on his way to Victory Lane. "There were a few ·guys I would have Hked, though, to stand in front of the car." he said. "I was looking for them and they weren't there." Cl)eever speaks three languages and is one of the most articulate drivers in the Indy Racing League. Though born in Phoenix, he was - rni>;ed in Italy, where he dreamed of racing at places like Monaco and Monza, not Indianapolis. "Formula One is the most intense form of racing you'll ever find," . Cheever said. "It's consuming. You have no life. For 10 years. I didn 't really know what I was doing. It dawned on me when I stopped driving Fonnula Orie just how busy we were all the time." Cheever abandoned Formula One following the 1989 season, coming back 10 the United States to race Indy cars. He spent six years in CART . without winning. then mov~d 111 the fledgling IRL in 1996 and formed his own team. " I finally understood the meaning of team." Cheever said. "One thing Formula One teaches you to be is extremely egocentric. That's probably a mistake I made in my career, not always working with the team, thinking I could do it all myself. That doesn't work." Still, Cheever has his feisty moments. Silting beside his crew chief, Owen Snyder, he chuckled when recalling their first meeting at a testing session last year. " I got into an argument with Owen in the first five minutes," Cheever said. "If somebody else had not been there to get between us, we probably would have gonen into a fist fight. The tournament will be a four man Southern slates sJ-amblle, with an A. B. C and 0 sports physicals · blind draw. The cost of the . . is $50 aRd includes Spons physicals for athletes in the beverages. snacks. can, lots of Southern Local School District who and prizes. The proceeds will · will be playing any sport or are ~~~~~~~h:e,~M~~eigs Coun.ty Chamber involved in cheerleading during the 1998-99 school year, will .be given at For more information you can the office of Dr. Douglas Hunter on c@ntact Jim Anderson at 992-3671 Fifth and Pearl Streets in Racine or 949-2534 (home). according to the followlog schedule on Saturday. June 6 and June 13. June 6- 8-10 a.m.-girls in grades 7-9; 10 a.m.-noon-girls in grades 10camp 12 June 13 - 8-10 a.m.-boys in for Monday grades 7-9; 10 a.m.-noon-boys in . grades 10-12 Meigs Marauder boys basAthletes should come dresssed in kr~;!l camp will be held June 1-5 at shorts and T-shins and bring a spon ~ High School. The camp is physical card completed with their to students in grades 3-9 and personal information and signed by a run from 9 a.m .. until 12 noon parent or guardian. day. The cards are available from cost of the camp is $40 and Howie Caldwell, athletic director at iTtlludc:s instruction, guest speakers Southern High School or at Hunter's a T-shirt. For more information Mnuder coach Chris Stout at office. Physicals will be completed free of charge on the.se two dates only. By JOE MACENKA CONCORD, N.C. (AP) - Eight days after making a losing call, Jeff Gordon's crew redeemed themselves with a winning one in NASCAR's longest race. Giving their driver four fresh tire's while the rest of the leaders gambled on just two during the final pit stop, Gordon's crew sel up their driver to charge through the pack and win a Wallace, Labonte. Dale Earnhardt, 16-lap sprint to the finish in the Coca- ·Jeremy Mayfield and Ken Schrader. , Cola 600 on Sunday night. Earnhardt, Mayfield and SchradGordon's 32nd career Winston er all struggled early af]d never led. Cup victory and his third in the Coca- Schrader finished lOth, one lap Cola 600 broke up strong bids by down; Mayfield ·was 19th, two laps Rusty Wallace and Bobby Labonte to off Gordon's winning pace. and Earncollect a $1 million bonus from hardt was 39th in -the 43.:Car field. series sponsor R.J. Reynolds TobacLabonte was leading and Martin co Co. was fifth on lap 337 when Earnhardt Wallace. who finished second. and Randy LaJoie, both one lap and Labonte, who ciune in third, were down. tangled in the fourth tum and two of five drivers eligible for the slammed into the concrete retaini'ng bonus by virtue of their top-five fin- wall, bringing out the seventh caution ish in the circuit's first so-called No flag. Bull5 race, the season-opening DayWhen all the leaders pined. Martona SOO. tin and Benson took on fuel only and But nobody had anything over the got out first ,and third, respectively. SHOOTS GAME-WINNER - As Chicago forward Toni Kukoc final laps for Gordon. who eight days Gofdon, who took on fuel and two earlier lost the circuit's annual all-stat 'tires, got out second, and Wallace, watchea from the baaellne,lndlana's Reggie Miller (31) launch" the ~ race at Charlotte when,his crew mis- who got fuel and four tires, was gama-wlnnlng th....-polnt shot In the flnaf seconds of Game 4 of the · NBA Eaatem Conterance flnela Monday In Indianapolis, where the' calculated and he ran out of gas while fourth. · leading with 'less than one lap remainWhen the race went back to green, P~ra won 96·94 to tie the aerln at 2·2. (AP) ing. Gordon quickly overtook Martin for "Are you kidding me? No way. I the lead, but he W~~S able to stay up · had no idea we were going io win," front until Willi ace· went by him on Gordon said. "This reminded me of the outSide on lap 355. Winston, and these guys redeemed Wallace stayed in· the lead, with · themselves. Labonte never more than 20 feet "When we turned underneath from his rear bumper. until BradberRusty, I was either going to wreck or ry brought out the race's eighth and win this thing." · final caution. Wallace was just ahead of Mayfield, the series Jioints leader Labonte, with Gordon running fifth, who is still looking for his first vicwhen Gary Bradberry brought out the tory on stock car racing's premier cir·him tumbling inio the Chicago bench. NBA playoffs eighth and final caution flag by cuit. saw his chances for the bonus Replays appeared to show Miller.. . slamming into the fourth-tum wall on ~vaporate .~uring a round of green- By CHRIS SHERIDAN throwing a punch as he got up. lap 378. flag pit stops just past the 100-lap I(I!DIANAPOLIS (AP)- Reggie No technical fouls were called after_ The top five cars on the ensuing mark. Mayfield tried· to stretch his Miller made another killer three- order was restored. restan - Wallace, Labonte, Mark fuel too far, and his car began spui- pointer, giving the Indiana Pacers a "They backed otT, acted like they Manin. Dale Jarrett and Johnny Ben- tering riearly one mile from the pits. stunning last-second victory. were afraid." Chicago coach Phil , son - all took on·just two tires fo~ In the time it look him to coast in No one will dispute that. . Jackson said of the officials. "It's a · the final sprint. The time it took Gor- slowly and get ref~eled, he fell one Miller also seemed to throw a technical foul. if not a punching foul. don to get four tires dropped him to lap off the pace. Handling problems punch with 4. 7 seconds left after he but they didn't have the courage tp. sixth on the restan, but it was worth cost him another lap, and the best he was yanked down by Ron Harper. make that call." it. could do the rest of the way was to · Therein lies the controyersy that "I think everyone ~aw Reggit.~ He needed less than four laps to get one of them back. will be the subject of considerable become the aggressor. and no one move into !econd,then went high on Terry Labonte, lhe man cloSest to debate leading into Game 5 of the was puni~hed for it," Jordan said . • : . lap 390 and powered past Wallace Mayfield in the 1998 driver stand- Eastern Conference finals. The league also has to look at tape-. and into the lead. ings, also had troubles. Labonte NBA vice president Rod Thorn of Jalen Rose; who left the Pacers~ · Gordon spent the rest of the race charged from 36th to 12th in just. 60 was on the spottoday as he reviewed bench area during the altercation. He pulling away and wound up 0.41 sec- laps ~fore a faulty wh~el beanng vldeoeape before deciding whether also could he subject to a one-game onds - about 15 car lengths sent hom to the garage for extended . Miller does or does not deserve an suspension. ' ' ahead at the finish. repatrs. He ":ound up 41st. · automatic one-game suspension. Pippen went to the line with a ' The five drivers eligible for the $1 Reynolds bon~s offer looked "I didn't throw a punch. I'm not chance to give the Bulls a three-point million bonus at the next No Bull 5 extremely safe dunng .t~e first. 240 dumb enough to throw a punch in a lead. but missed both free throws. race. the Bri~;kyard 400 on Aug. I at laps, when ~he five ehgtble dnvers playoff game." claimed Miller, "Sconie, Michael and Dennis Rod. · Indianapolis Motor Speedway. are led a combrned total ~r three lap~. whose three-pointel"wiih 0.7 'seconds man have been through a lot ofwa111. Gordon. Wallace. Labonte. Martin And tho~ occurred dunng the race s ·left Monday gave the Pacers a 96-94 but pressure can get to anybody."t and Jarrett: first caullon, from laps_ 39-41. victory over the Chicago Bulls, Miller said. "At that point in time, ~ "I really thought we had it," WalOne of the more anx10us moments evening the series at two games got to Sconie... .• lace said. "But we did good. We fin- came on lap 120 when Bo~by apiece. "I was trying to get out of the Indiana called its final timeout iQ.·· ished second. I'm happy. We got a lot La~nte tapped Benson from behtnd ruckus. I was pushing my way out of order to inbound al halfcoun, atilt~ of points." comrng out oft~ f?unh tum, send- there." · · Miller circled around the top of the LabOnte said his crew kept adjust" · ~ng Benson sprnnrng toward t~e The moment in dispute happened ing the car. · rnfield grnss. Benson gathered hts. as the Pacers. trailing 94-93. were key, shoved Jordan away, then · received the pass and turned to shoot. · "We worked hard throughout the Ford before tl spun completely_out of getting three chances to"pull out the He let fly from a step behind the , race," he said. "We were right on control, but he went careenmg down victory. three-point arc, and the shot hit nothRusty. even on tires. and looked like the grass~ area for nearly 1,000 feet Jordan blqcked a jumper by Ocr- ing but net. we'd be OK. We came in and got two before ghdmg back over onto the rick McKey with 6.4 seconds left. "The play was designed for him.~' : (tires) and Jeff got four. But when he paved racong surface near the first and Scottie Pippen then stole the Pacers coach Larry Bird said, "bull came by those cars. I knew we were tum · ' bod f · didn't think he was going to be as , 1 "OL 600 ensumg m un s pass a ter t was in trouble." (.See COCA"'wode open· as he was." .• A deflected by Harper. The eligible drivers Sunday were on Page 5) A scuffle broke o.ut after Harper In a display of emotion similar I\) : yanked Miller by the arm, sending (See PACERS oa Page 5) Miller's clutch trey · helps Pacers get · past Bulls.96-94 • • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • Giants notch 3-1 .. victory over Reds · Legion tryouts set for tonight , The Meigs American Legion Post 39 baseball team will begin tryouts today at 6 p.m. on the Meigs High School baseball field . For more information call Jerry Davenpon at 992-7323. WHiem O!YIIIIkln S1tnDie1n .......................... JI 20 S11n Fr<u1ei•co ......... .......... ...29 22 Las AnJ~Ies ......................... .l!i 2!i Culnrndo ....................... ..:.....22 21,1 Aril.on~a ................. ............... 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M..-'1• ('Yu,;hii ·' · ll nt Anfida (Meadows"Today's 11mto C •••. . , ~l. 7:0~ p.m. · TDf11111 Bny {Arrojo6·.1) nt Onklalkl l n...,mtn...Monlh.'lll cVazqlk'l 1 - ~l ;n Allama IM;JC.klull l\4l.J: I~.p.m. , II 21. 7;-IOp.m. . Baltimore (&icbon 4-!1) at &:t~t:tlc (f;t.~M"nl . " • , PillllturJth CSchmhh 7· 1) :u ' Milwauh#!' 6: )~ p.m. W . ht (\Vooti.W J.ll. ~;O!Ip.m . · Detroit (Womll 2·!i) nt CLEVELAND« "It • Llll AnJeh!ll ~Drfifllfl 1-4) al Houslnn 2-)), 7:05p.m. Clk-rpm.1n 4-2). R~ p.m. Tli'onlo (Guzman 2-ft)"' Stlllt\Jn (Av~rrl-0). 7:0J p.m. . . Culunw.lu {Kik: ~- ~)at St. loui~ ISh•llh:nlyrc ~N.Y. Yankees (Peniue 6·4) tal ChiuJ~ Whnc 41. tc: IO p.m. So11 (Parque:O.O). 8:0~ p.ftl, , S1111 Di~:11o CHitdlc,~~.:k.2·0lat Ati~nml lAndy Rt.wlC ~-H. 10:35 r ..n•. Weclnesd,.Y's pme• Mlnne101a CMUtlla ;\·4) 11 TCilltl ·(BurkCII 3·•U. D~p. ot. .N.Y. YanUes (MeNidz.a ' )-ll at Oli~:n&ll I 1 · ~1. R;O~ p m. • KDftW: Clly CROINio O.•H nt AAIIIw:im (01iYIIIII 2-1). 10:)~ p.m. •• --- .' ' New Yrtrlt ............................. l6 Pllllotk- .......................... 2.l Mrooawol ........................... .... 18 Floritk .................................. ll :ZO .SM . 12\ J I J67 )) .340 19~ ,..llf- " ................................ Jt 19 ~ ................................ 28 21 ll Sc.Loitft .............................. 2l " " ' - -............... .............2l l'tnobtnll .............................24 27 ctNCIHNATt .....................2l '28 NBA conference finals Sund•r'utore · 18, ' Utalt 96, L.A. Lakcn 92; Uooh wins ..,.., 4-0 n .479 2.~ Pacers beat Bulls ... . ROSTON Rim SOX: Stnt OF Trut Ni11nn tu ~WIU~k.l.'t n[ the lntcrnoninnaii.A.-ngu~· . lt~'\'OIIk.'\IINI-' Ktilh J ohn~ lf11n1 Pa~tu~klll . Muved RHI1 ti.-:rry L!C~ fnun the 1~-day In the 60-duy di S~!hk.-d lisl . CHICAGO WHITE SOX : De •ip.nuh!ll CW Ruhe:n Sicrru ftlf '"!iiJnmcnl. Culled ur l.HP Jim Ptvque from CIIIJIIry uf lhe PCL. 1\(;tivnlctl RHP . Mntl KnrehDL'f ffunt lhe l.~day tbnbled li ~ t . Ot5i~­ l\ltl~ L.HP L..urry Ci_,iiU'I for nui&l:nmcnt Fired Mike P:u:it. pit..:hin& cu:~~:h. und Ron Jnckson. h<~lllni! in· !llftl~lur. Nanwd Nurdi CotKNrus rltchlnJl l."o:l~b :111d Vun Jushw1 bttllinf inslftlc:lllr. .I(A.NSAS C T'Y ROYALS: Aclivulcd RHr Hipolitu l'it.:h11nll' and 1B~OF Hul Moni' fnun lhc U ·dll)' di .~ .t· l1.\llin ()p!iooctJ LHP lmnie Wnlkcr tn Omnl\o 11f the 1-f: 'l .. ~,h,....:,l OF l:mic Yutm~ m11he l!l-da1 cJi-'itbl~ li~t. t\.'tR\;ItL:IiVI! 111 M:l)' 22. OAKLAND ATHLETICS: Phu:ed OF Ju1oa Mt:Dunakl on the 1!1--day disabled list . RC~.:allel.l OF Ryaff'Ctviattmo~~ from Edmonlon ol tit.: I'CL. TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS : Plirchnsed Ihe ~o'OQifDtl or LHP Marc R...:bel (rom Ourtuam.of tM: 1-ional Leqw. OpriottN RHP &lclie Gttill"d to DurtNtm. Tr.n:rmed RHJII Rlcll Gcxei.'lti from tht IS-day 10 lhe 60-da1 disabltd li11. ATLANTA BRAVES : Placed RHP John Smolta on the: 15-ikly dilllbtcd 1111. Ac1ivatcd RHP Mwk Wohlm from 10. .,-<lay dlooblod II•. CINCINNA'R REDS: Pl0t:ed RHP Mlllk Hut· ton on lhe I~)' di.abl!:d list Rualled UIP F.ddlt! r,int 1nd OF hi \VIIIliM from lndiaiNIJIOIII uf lhL: ln<II ... I07. thk:qo 10~ ~~~~ 1 him IO Sottlh Bend nf lilt r.lidwut l.cAJIIC. Satui-d•y'urore NL standings =.. . . . . . . . . . :... ~ .~ Basketball lodiono 96. M"""•Y' Ctkoco • .we · 'M; Olrieslied 2·2 J'utunpntH ·. w~ r-... 11 Otlr:aao.,_,, 9 p m. (NBC) Oll""o 11 lndi- 9 p.m. (NICI Hockey Coca-Co/a 600... _<c_on_rin_ue_df_ro_m_Pa_ge_4l---~-----:· Here are the results from the m. S36.Sl0. . let 116. S:::!5.6oo '' 11. (4JJ Domll Waltrip. Franklin. Tdlfl.. C'htvm37. Ull Gary Br.~~oJhrrry . Chc-l,;ea. Alia.. Ftlr\l. l6M. • Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR Wiriston l<t. 199. 528.700. Sl!UJIJ$. Cup race at Charlone l\llotor Speed- • 18. tl7l Michael Wi111rip. Owensboro. Ky.. w~k. 111.111) Randy l.aJmt. NnrwuiL.Cnnn .. ~""' let• .l:\6, wrttk. S.ll .5115. ~ way, With starting position in paren- . Ford. 399. $39.700. 19. I Ill Jenmy M:.)•fleld. Ov.•eftlihotn. Ky., 39. 12111 Dale Elll'nhanll. , KannaJ10h~ . N.CJ · theses, driver, hometown, type of car, Fonl. 398. SJ7 .9~. As ·for Sampras himself, ihe top Che\rrolet. U6. wm:k. S.W:SMO. " 20. 1401 Bobby Hamilton. Na!oih"ille. Tenn .. laps completed, reason out' if any. and 40. 1221 Jerry Nadeau. Danflury. Cnnn .• Frid. seed was sounding a familiar theme Otevrolel. JIJ8. S4J.8l0. 3J I . $24. ~7.5 . money won: at Roland Oarros.' 21. C71 Dick Trickle . Wisconsin Rupim, Wi~.. 41. f36) Tcny Uhofttr. C01J1U" Christi, Te~ · I. (II Jeff Cordon. Y31kjo.Calir.• Chcnole1,400. Ford. 398. S.l7.300. Cbcvmltl. 3:!9. S-10.570. . "" It won't be easy. Everything has to S:wt\.500. · 22.1121 Brctl Bodine. Chcmun:. N.Y. Fnnl. J9K. · 42. Cll) Emon Smdler. Emporia. Va .. Cht\· n~ 2. t4l Rusly W.o.llnct. St. Louill . Ford, 400, fall into place. But it can happen. SJ6,2l0. . · 208, eneine. Sl4.S6$. $10\1.500. . 23. ( 1)1 Geoff Botlint. Clttmut~~. N.Y.. Font. 43. ( 17) D-Jvid Gmn. ~n!Oohtllu. Ky.. Cht\'roThis year, he hopes. 3. (6) B~y J,Abon1r. Corpu!~! Chri~l. T~llll!i, 3911, S3S.K50. k-t. I:W. C'RJine. S 14..SW. Ponliac. 400. $102.~.50. Sound familiar~ That's because 14. ( 161 R~h Bir.:klc. Edgcnoo, WiK.. Ford. 398. • " · (S) Mart Murtin. Bates\·il~. Ark .. Ford. 400.' SJS.450. Time nf ro~t:e : 4 houN.. 23 minult!<i, ~J r«oods. . Sampms says pretty much the same $9~.500. 15. (42) Kenny Wullace. Sl. Loui11. Fool. l9K, ~11'1in of ' 'ictory : OAI Scct1nds f~hool is ell'• thing each time he comes to Paris. S. 001 D:.Jit Jormt. Hil-kory. N.C.. Fmd, -100, S2H.700. . ltngths). $78.700. But .somehow, something always 26. (9} Rick M!t!il, UxinJlnn. V~.. Forti. 39M. Winner'o; a\'ent~ "Petti: I36..414 fnllh. 6. 1261 Jot Nemechd:.. l.:.ikelund. )~a.• Chrvro· $27.m. ' C:.utinn ftl!JN: lll'or ~~ lap!i. happens to thwart his goal of winning lei. 400. 56..'\.-'~27.1 19) Lake Spmt. J~~~:boa. Miss.. Ford. ]91. Lnd chllng:ts: 3J Umllftl! 12 dri\"e~ . 7. (3) John Andrt-lli, lndi~uroli.o.. Ponlioc. 400. J27,76b. . tEe Gra'nd·Slam tournament title .$66,100. lap leatkrs: OonJnn pniC': W.Burtun 1-:W: Mu18. (201 Todd Bodine, ChemunJ. N.Y.• POD!IIK'. tin 30.: W.Bunon 31 ·36: K . Wall~"t :n.JH: R.WAIIIJ:c . !relu<tes him. B. (38)JeffBunon. Snulh lkKtnrr. V-. .. Ftwd,-400, 397. Sl4.710. l9...tl : Oordon 42-~9: Manin 60; OoNun 61: MaJ. . ~ear. everything seemed to be SS9.500. 29. (lot) Mike SkianC'r, Sunndlle. C11lif.. tin6l·IIO; 8em;oo Ill : Nemtehek lll-114: Spencer (391 Johnny Ben....on. Grand Rupid~ . Mich.. OteYJOI<I. J97. S27.67S. 11.5-11&: M.Waltrip 117·UK: Trid;k 119-1:!0: Gorr g ng well. Sampras started out play- Font,9.400. $46.800. JO. !29) Kylt ~uy. Milntllem;~n . N.C.. Pontik. don 111-121: Marlin 12\I· IKI: Spcrtm" ll!ll·IIJ7: ing beautifully. People were saying it 10. ( 14) Ken Sch,.r. Fenton, Mo.. Che\•rolet , )\16, $34.150. GonloiiKK:Monin I!W-19-t:Spm.-er 1~- :!14:.._. could be his year. Until the third 199. 11SSO.CI"J. ll. 05) RicLy Rltdd. Chtsapt.:.ke. Va.. Fool. lin 215-2oll; R.Wallact' 242-lH: Jatretl l5ot.-2,; · . 118) Emir lnoo. Salioo,, Culif.. P.lfltUic. 3'.19. 3116. SII.~S. Gordon 2~-lM: M01rtin lM-l?K: Jllmit l'79·llt\,: round when, sud!lenly, he fell to a S49.SSO. 32. 1231 Slevt Grhsom. G&w.Nkn. Alo .. ChtvroMartin 2K'I-292:Jarrrtl293·l21: U.l..ahnak Jlll·lW: 12. 141\ Ted Ma~~c:ruvc. Franklin. Wis .• Ford. 65th-rnnked Swede; Magnus Nor-. let. J\16. lll.6l0. ' Mlll"'in J40.:W\i; Oon.klt'l l!iO-l!l-4: R.Wallce lS,. 399. $47,3~. . 33.(2$) Denike Cope. Sp;.m:.~way. Wa .~h., Pon:WO: Oordun ~~1.....00. r: •• man. · IJ. Ill I Jimmy S~er. lktwick. P'o1 .. Funl ]99, liac. 395.$31.618. Serie11 poiiM!i ttudtrs: CJOfdon J.5W: M~eyrtera ' . ''I'm doing whatever I caq, not 159.1100. 34. (l) Ward Bunon. South Boliton. Va .. Ponti· 1,56:\: R.Walkice 1 .~5'1: Mania l.:q).t: T.l.lhonlt 14.1331 Bill EHioa. o.w.,.wil~. Gil .. F~>ld. 199. tt<. 39S. S-13.610. 1,461 ; J11m:n 1.45~ : B.Lahunl~t I.J:W:, S~"'· only this year, but every year I play. $44,400 . 35. 1241Ciul1..iule. Sp.ll.ane. Wu!oitl.. Futd. 3H6. 1,313; Sc:hntdn l.:!'ll; l!omO..nlt l.l<W; Elliott to win one time." Sampras said I 5. C30) Slcrlin; Marlin. Co\umhi11, Tenn .. Sl4,60S. · 1.:!60: J.Runon 1 .2~2: M.W~allrip 1.2Sl: lkn"'illl Oevrolet. 199, Sl7 .CDJ. Monday. "I feel like I can." 16. 115) K~vin l~paye. Shdhume. Vt.. Clk-vnt1.222: W.8urton 1.202. 16. Cl7) Robert Pn!!i~lc)'. Ashe,·illc. N.C., Font, "It just takes. obviously. great playing. It takes a lot of variables. Everything needs to fall into place. ..;..<c_on_tin_~e_d_fro_m_Pa..:::ge;,_4.;_J- - - - - - - . . . : : . "I cenainly hope that happens this what followed his Game 3 heroics Indianapolis. and Game 7, if neces- How could they say anything~ I can~ t year. three-pointers and 13 late sary, would be next Sunday in Chica- believe they're· saying that." Miller. (three ·Again this year things have stanpoints). Miller, still bothered by a go. ed out well. said. ,. sprained right ankle, jumped up and "This makes Game S huge," "We still have to win a game il)' down and twirled in circles as he Miller said:"And we've been in Chicago." said Bird, who showed no headed back to the Indiana bench. every game there." reaction when Miller hit the three, "I saw that Michael was trailing a · Before leaving the arena, the Bulls "We still have to win two more. My . bit," he said of the winning play. "I let it be known that they felt they had guys realize that. It sure is going to , NUL conference finals stayed focused ·on the rim and my been ripped off by several contro- · give them confidence going to Chica· ' rhythm. and the rest is history." · versial calls and non-calls late in the go.·· Sw.turdMy's store The Bulls. still had another shoe, game. DUrt'alo 2. Wa~hin!!lull ll Rik Smits led the Pacers with 26 , though, and Jordan managed to get "There were so many debatable points. Miller. who wa.~ listed as daySundaY's se<lre open about two stl:ps·behind the arc calls late in the game,.but Reggie still to-day after injuring his ankle Satur. lklmit 2. l)nlht~ (); l>cnnh k:kls ~ric1 1-11 for the final shot of the game. It had to make that shot," said Chica- day, shot 5-for-11 for 15 points. Monday':!i score. kissed off the backboard, spun go coach Phil Jackson, who com-· The Pacers made II three-pointers, . Washllll!IOO J . Uullulo 2 rOTI: scrit.'S tiL-d 1· 1 around the rim and fell out. sending pared the officiating to the famous and their reserves - led by Travis Market Square Arena into pandemo- 1972 Olympic gold medal game ih Best with 10 points - outscored •'ulure 1ames Tonl~!hl nium. · Munich when the United Stales lost Chicago's 32-13. • lk1mitu1 O:~lla,o;. Kp.rn (E.'\PNI "I knew it was long, but I had an to the Soviet Union. ThundaJ Jordan led the Bulls with 28 points, Wadlintttnn illllullnk•. 7:JO p.m. (fi..liPN) angle on the hackboard," Jordan "They had many, maO¥ opponualthough he scored only four in the FridaJ said. "It was out of my hands once nities they didn't deserve in that ball- fourth quarter. Pippen added 12 l>:tlll15 at Octruil. 7 : ~0 p.m. (ESPN) SUiurdty it left my hands." game. I don't know if I'll be able 'to points. 10 rebounds and seven assists, Wa~hinlJ,hlll ;tt Uuffnk1. 7:.'0 )tnt Cr:..liPN) The best-of-seven series resumes watch the last 10 minutes of that and Rod1.11an had 16 rebounds . Wednesday night at the United Cen- game without calling Rod Thorn." Transactions ter, and the Bulls will be in im unfa- · Upon hearing Jackson's comments, · To get a eurrent weather • miliar positidn. This will be the fiFsl Miller was btside himself. Baseball report, check the time since 1993 that they have been "You've got to understand. they AMrrkan Lt..ur i\NAHEIM AN<i~LS: Pki~L'll LHI' 1\lh:n W;lttied 2-2 in the conference finals . get every benefit-of-the-doubt call. sun 011 the I ~-day Ui!iahktJ Iiiii. RL'l.:AIIL'll INF h111k · Game .6 is Friday night back in Uulidi. fmm V:1ocouvcr of the PCL No<lonol .....uo ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS ; Slaoed 55 Jot.n Brot.:k to Dml"'M'·IeoJU CONtaCI nDit DUIJDL'tl Wh tc s., IByno c... I, 2 ~ ·~ 9 14'·, ....a 1.J.11 Tonlfllo ~. C1~EVf:Li\NO 0 N.Y. Yankl-'l'fi 14. Ro~~~~~~-' D,:tmil K. Chica~u While St111 4 Kan•u City K. ·rcaa~ ~ B~thinue 2, Uttkl:ukJ I ' .' . ~9 Aoridtl4. Pi11sbur(!lt ,l Allanta 2, ChicnJn Cubs I Colml<lo ), CINCINNATI I Mmun:nl ~ . Phii~Welphi :• 4 7\ 10 .ItO~ Sunday's S<nres lill .773 Sunday's Knres your area code cha11ged from 614 to 7~. To help ease the tr.msition to the new numbers, a transitional dialing period is in etTect until Ju11e 6 1~8. During this time, you may continue to use the 614 area code with ' your telephone number; however, beginning June 6, the new 740 area code must be used. . The new area code will not change 9-1-1 service, long distance charge~ or local service rates. It is imj)ortantto note thiu your local calling area wtll not change. However, to·dlal outside of your area code, you !Dust dlall + the area code + the seven-digit telephone 11umber -,.. even afit's a local call. Additionally, your ALL1EL Calling Card number changed to 1 + 740 + your telephone number + your four-digit identification number. Using the 614 area code as part of your calling card number wi1111o longer be accepted after June 6. · ALLTEL i~ ~ica~ to keeping you infoJmed of the latest changes ill th~ telc;c~~mlpllcanons industry. If we can be of further assis~ce J,iuring th1s transllton, please contact ALLTEL at the number listed in your telephone directory. · . .· ing champ Gustavo Kuenen swept into the second round with a straightset win on Center Court. . Using his trademark laser-sharp baseline strokes, Kuerten barely broke a sweat to defeat Charles Auf. fray of France, a wild-card entry who is ranked I95th in the world, 6-0, 6- · 2, 6-2: The ·Brazilian ended the match on an unreachable drop shot. The atmosphere was hardly the same as tloe last time Kuerte~as here. when a samha band sere ded him and crowds chanted his ickname, "Guga! Guga!"This time, the stadium was only halffull due to cold weather and the match's early starting time. Twq-time former,champion Sergi Bruguera of Spain - Kuenen's opponent in the finals last year wasn'tas lucky. Bruguera lost 6-2,62. 6-3 to Heman Gumy of Argentina. "I was very tired," a dejected. ltru'guerasaid. "I didn't have the will · to win." · Andre Agassi was also io play today. as wa.~ the second-seeded Petr Korda, who could take the world No. I mnking away from Pete Sampras with a victory, here. Scoreboard Wcstrrn Ol'l•ion. Tel".<I ................................... JI IK Anaheim ...................... ........ 2~ 24 Seattle ......... ...... ................. 2J 27 Oaklttlld ............. ,.................. 21 2K Important Information About740 Ohio was assigned a new area code- 740. On December 6; 1997, By KE"" BERGER in the ninth off Mike Jackson. his CLEVELAND , (AP) - When 14th. your son gets the tiebreaking hit in a Tigers-killer Charles Nagy (6-2) big league game. a high-five or hug got 16 groundball outs in sevent usually are in order. strong innings and won despite Instead, Detroit Tigers manager allowing his major league-leading Buddy Bell just _sauntered out to the 19th homer- a solo shoe by Easley mound and pointed to the bullpen. that cut it to 5-3 in the seventh. What else could he do 1 His son, Nagy allowed three runs and eisht David, had just knocked his pitcher hits and struck out one, improving to out of the game. 14-4 with a 2.89 ERA against Detroit. "It's a feeling thai I can't describe He ·bounced back from two straight to anyone." the Tigers manager said poor starts in which he was tagg~ for after his son's two-run double helped nine runs and 19 hits in .JI innings. the Cleveland Indians beat Detroit7- and won both because Cle\•eland 4 on Monday. "I'm very proud of scored 19 runs. him. But rigfit now. I'm a linle dis"Today went a long way toward appointed that we lost." getting Charlie back on the right David Bell. claimed off waivers track," Indians manager Mike Har' by the In~ians on April 14, joined grove said. . Bump Wills and Moises Alou as the Brian Giles walked and Travis -only major leaguers to play against Fryman singled in the sixth. and Bell teams managed by their fathers. With lined a double to the wall in rightthe Indians' victory, David, Bump center to make it 4-2 and knock and Moises are 17-8 against fathers Tigers staner Frank Castillo (2-2) out Buddy, Maury and Felipe. of the game. , "It was weird to see him in the "Thai's Buddy's fault," Detroit'.:' OUT AT THIRD- Cincinnati third baMn:~~n Willie Greene (left) gets the th.ro." end prepare• to tag out Slln Frenclaco'• Danyl Hamilton other dugout." said the younger Bell. Brian Hunter said. "See. he taught • at third ball following Jalf Kent's fly out In the flrat Inning of Mon· who balled ninth and played second him how to hit too good." Bell. who scored on Kennf. dl!f nlght'a 'Natlonel League game In Cincinnati, wt~era the vlshlng base. "I caught myself looking over to their dugout too much. I was inter- . Lofton's singl~ off Sean Runyan to Glenlll won 3-1. (4P) . ested in watching what he does. but make it S-2. is batting .281 and play; "Every one of those guys is bust- that's not good when you're trying to ing solid defense since tnking the sec~ errors overall. ing their tail, but either the opposition play a game." They just look bad. ond base job from Shawon Dunston: is too tough or they can't handle it. "Teams always look like that Manny Ramirez hod three hits, "It's .the first time I ever had " This is the big leagues. You should be including his eighth homer, . and chance to pay every day," said Bell, when they're not scoring runs. They able to make adjustments." look a little dull," McKeon said. "It scored three runs for the Indians. originally drafted by the Indians in doesn't matter what league you're in. Damion Easley hit two solo hof)lers 1990. "That's alii ever wanted." •• for Detroit, including a one-out shot ' Seles, Kuerten, Gumy stand as early French Open v·i ctors By JOCELYN NOVECK PARIS (AP) - Playing her first tournament since her. father died, Monica Seles was in top form today, tnking S I minutes to rout her firstround opponent · 6-0. 6-2 in the French Open. . ' Seles, a former champion who is· seeded sixth this time, appeared·on the way to a shutout. reaching S-0 in the second set, before Anne Ellwood of Austrnlia broke her and then held for her only two games. , Seles' father. coach and mentor,. Karolj Seles. died May 14 of cancer. · In the men's draw, one former champion had an easy day. and one had an awful one. Returning to the scene of his outof-nowhere victory last year. defend- The Dally Sentinel• Page 5 Younger Bell helps Tribe top Tigers 7-4 By JOE KAY . know if we were going to be able to CINCINNATI lAP) - The San score more," Hershiser said. Fr111cisco Oiants were weary - all They didn't ~ve to. Hershiser except for Orer Hershiser, that is.' struck out a season-high seven batters · Since the start of May, he's been re- before leaving for a pinch hitter in the ninth. Robb Nen got the last three . energized. Hershiser extended his sensation- outs for his I hh save. al month - only· four runs ,allowed "Hershiser just dazzled us," Reds in five starts- and gave the Giants manager Jack McKeon said. some much-needed rest' Monday. The Oiants are on an 8-4 spun that The 39-year-Old pitcher allowed only has pushed their record to 29-22, four hits over eight innings of a 3-1 their high point of the season. victory over the slumping Cincinnati They've gotten this far without some Rl!ds. of their best hitters finding their ' "You knew a loe of tanks were stride. half-full," said Hershiser (4-3), who "We need a couple more guys to won his founh straight start. "We put get going and we'll get rolling," manin,*. good. workman's effon and came ager Dusty Baker said. "This is out on top. The win can energize us." where Barry and the bi& boys usual·The Oiants showed up in Cincin- ly. get hot." The Reds couldn't be much coldnati sbortly before midnight on Sunday, worn out from a five -hour. 45- er. They managed only two hits and minute, 17-inning victory in St. sent 28 batters to the plate in a 3-1 . Louis. The bullpen was exhausted by lass to Colorado on Sunday. They goe a pair of extra-inning games over the four ' hits and lost by the identical margin a day later. w~kend in St. Louis and the offense Cincinnati started the season W~S pretty much running On fumeS,! determined to show all the experts too. ..Ba!f)' Bonds, who hit a ninth- that it's not tlie worst team in the NL inning homer to set up the extra- Central. A 2-8 slump has dropped the iooing win on Sunday, hit athree-run Reds into last place with a 23-28 homer off Pete Harnisch (4-1) in the record, their low-water mark for tl:le third inning Monday for all of San season. In additi9fltO their lifeless offense, Francisco's offen~ From that poinf on, it was up to • the Reds have committed at least one errOT in nine of their last 10 j!ames. Hershiser. "As tired as we were, yo11 didn't Cincinnati leads the majors with 49 • . _, Tlieeday, May 26, 1994 · -.... Le..... MONTREAL EXPOS: Rt<:ollod INF. IIIIC Vldrt> ff(IIT'I Ott•wa of the ln~em~~IGA!IIlaaut. ed OF llmi<k M'J' for wlP"""'· Dr:slanal· PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES; Aniatted RHP Ry1n Brannon from Scnnlton·Wilkei·Bam of 1he . lntern•tlonal Ltaauc: 10 Read in& of lhe Ea~lcrn l.eqw. l'romote<l RHP Oonyl IM:oll from R<odl•l to Scruton. PITTSBURGH PIRATES : Recalled tNF Ch11u:e surord and RHP Elmer Dt••eas rrom Nllllville ollhc PCL. PIKed SS Loot Collier ttnd RHP l\lork'WIIkiM oolite 1$-rloy diooblotlli•. ST. I.OUIS CARDINALS: R.r:alled RHP Stan Lowe •rrom fwh!tn,.i" oflhe PCL. Anlaned RHP .Rkh Crou.IKR "' h'•..:r.lpf'lis. Se11tinel WHY PfiY MOitE WHE" BOVI"G .BY TttE BfiCI NOW AVAILABLE: Red Lava • White Marble • Red Flint Crushed Coral • Red Cinders .Buy By the Bulk: •Border Stone 6" - 9" - 14" •Thp SoU •GEO TelrtUe Fabric Che1pt1t Priet Are•••l Oall11ry Aralla.ra Ho,..: Mon • Frll 7:30 • 4:30 SaturclaYI 7130 • 1 •• • �The Daily · sentine~2. By The Bend - ·._:·. - . .. . ~ . !' . The Dally Sentinel• Page 7 TuMdly, May 28, 1998 70 Yard , f'8ge6 • Tueeday, May 28, 1998 =~ Galllpolll =~ ------'~·---~---------~----------------------------------------------~------~--~----------~~~ __;,__ _ a_v_lcl_nlty,:___;;; -- Reconciliation Dew attempt doesn't pan oUt for this reader '~ Ann Landers IW7, Los An1cb Times Srndic.lt •lid Cru1un S plld k:~~~e. Ann Landers: You recently re.,ran your column on Reconcilia-' tion ~ay, asking readers 10 reach out to friends and family members with whom they have hllll difficulties and were no longer speaking. I hope you won't run it again. This is what happened in my family. My :,rother and I never did get · along. even when we were youngsters . 1 was the pesky linle sister. In our tc.·nage years. he never liked me because i always ~!tat him.at tennis. We attended the same college, and I was a year behind him. When 1 made Phi Beta Kappa (he didn't), he was so upset, he told my folks the decided to give it another try and reason I was voted into' that select extend the olive branch. I phoned society was because I slept with the him. The first words out of his professors. mouth were "I haven't heard from To make matters worse, I married you in two y~ars. You can go to a great guy, and my personality- hell. " Then, he hung up on me. challenged brother has h•.J ,three So much for "reconciliation." . divorces at-last count. When relatives are estranged, it's· As you might suspect, we never probably for a good reason . Please, were really close, so I had pretty . Ann, mind your own business. much ignored him. When I r.:ad Houston, Texas · your column on reconciliation. I Dear HOIDton: Sorry my sug- gestio.n waS a bummer for you. I am now going through my mail, hoping to find a wonderful reconciliation story. When I find a beauty, I will print it. · "A Collection of My Favorite Gems of the Day" is the perfect lit' tie gift for ti•>t special someone who is impossih'e to buy for. Send a selfaddressed, long, business-size envelope and a check or liloney order for $5.25 (this includes postage and handling) to: Collection, c/o Ann ~ Landers, P.O. Box 11562, Chicagp, Ill. 60611-0562 (in Canada, $6.25)_To ftnd QUI more about An_n Landers and read her pasl columns, visit the Creators Syndi· cate web • page at www.creators.com. ANN LArlDERS (R) · COPYRIGHT 1998 CREATORS SYNDICATE, INC. ' . ·'j ALLYM-. . Peed ......... Of AN • · Z:OO p.m. Custom Homes Roofing : ' M 8·J l : • More the 31i0 alumni and guests at~nded the annual Pomeroy High School Alumni Association banquet staged Saturday night in the Meigs High School Cafeteria. : Highlight of the banquet was the recognition of reunion classes starting,.in 1928 with one graduate, Ella Mae Romine of Pickerington, at\ending, and going through I968. t~year Pomeroy merged with M,iddleport and Rutland· to become Meigs High School. : The . oldest graduate attending wlls Kathleen Scott of the class of She was presented a flower. ol~ers recognized were Forest Ward. the oldest teacher attendine, A(llold Evans of New Zealand who tnlteled the farthest and the families oriYiola Brown and Mary Elizabeth A~erson Morris, who had the most members attending. Traditionally the Alumni Association awards scholarships to outstanding graduates. This year the Btib Roberts Scholarships went to 'Michael Leifheit, son of Roger and Lenora Leifheit of Pomeroy and a graduate of Meigs, who will be attending Ohio Northern University where he will majoring in pharmacyf'and Evan Struble, son of Pat and MIChael Struble of Syracuse and a Southern gradua!e, who will be going to Otterbein College where he will study organizational communic.uions. Struble was emcee for the p~gmm with Fmnk Vaughan giving th6invocation and benediction. New •offacers elected we're Judy Sisson, pf!lsident; Yvonrle Young, secretarytreasurer; Joan Williams and Mary vljse, vice presidents. . Music during the dinner and for thij dance which follo~ed was provided by George Hall, orgamsl. •Attending from their respective cl'/isses were the following alumni:' 1925: Kathleen Scott, Racine. _'1927: No.nga Roberts, Pomeroy. :)928: Ella Mac Romine, Picker- •ns. '-'oe • i. 1929: Maxine Jenkinson Russell, Crooksville. 1931: Charles , Gloeckntr, Jack-· sonville , Fla,; Lula B. Hampton, Pomeroy ; Mary Kathryn Baer Roush, Racine. 1932: Harlan Wehrung, Pomeroy. 1933: Louise Hanung Bearhs, Robert B. and Genevieve Burdette, and Roy Miller and Maurita Miller, all of Pomeroy. 1934: Rachel E. Downie, Racine; Sarah W. Gibbs, Pomeroy.. · 1935: Delores Swank Crispin Thomas D. Clark, Lancaster; Geneva Webster Haney, Finlay ; Edna Durst Slusher, Pomeroy; Evelyn Roush Seelig, Florida; Dom Swank Crispin. i· 1936: Jeanne Leitweiler, Curtis Jenkinson, and Elizabeth Duffy, Pomeroy. . 1937: Sylvia Midkiff, Pomeroy; Margaret Thomas Bailey and Harry Bailey, Pomeroy; Allegra WQOd Will, Rutland; Charles Sayre, Pomeroy. 1938: Ferndora Schaefer Story, Pomeroy; Donald and Betty Leifheit, Springfield; 1Ruth G. Tate, Middleburg Heights; Juanita Warner Gibbs, Circleville; Robert Lewis, Pomeroy; Golda Heilman, Pomeroy; para Humphrey Pomeroy; Lyle Hysell, Pomeroy; T!Jeda ·Martin Clark, Lancaster; · Ziba Midkiff, Pomeroy; Sarah Cullums Pomeroy; Richard Crow, Syracuse; Marie D. Curd, Pomeroy; Roy and Maurita Miller, Pomeroy; Charles .Kimble, Findlay; Rose Angeletti SisSO!J, Pomeroy; Iris Bailey . Collins, Pomeroy; George Morris and Mary E. Morris, Pomeroy. 1939: Clara L. Sayre, Pomeroy. 1940: Harold Heilman, Bellfontaine ; Lawrence Leonard, Pomeroy; Ada Warner and Arthur Nease, Pomeroy. 1942: Mary Sayre R?gcrs, Danbury, Texas. · 1943: Mary Grueser Russell, ·Nellie Sinclair Barnhart, Homer Hysell, Mary Wiggins Bentz, Belva Young (llaze, Vada Paulson Hazelton, Marjorie Leonard, all of Pomeroy; Mary Kay Spencer, Bill e : it .I ; • .," • • i' I ' • .. , . OLDEST GRADUATE- Kathleet; Scott of the PCMMrOy High Sl!hool gradUJttlng el111 ot 1925 Wits tha oldut grad11111t1 at the PHS A(urml Banquet Saturday nlghl Sha·waa reeogn!Hd end pre•ntld apotofn-B. t.. ' .. Mich.;Graham, Marilyn Columbus; Vickers Graham and Don Kenneth King, Middleport; Mary Huddleston · Holter, Pomeroy; Marilyn Struble Tubbs. Syracuse; James Kitchen and Clarice Clifford Kitchen, Pomeroy; Barbara Ja!l)es, Pomero~ : and Frances livans Hunnel, Pomeroy. 1954: ldra Trout Brown and Leroy Brown, Columbus. 1!155: Nancy Jacobs Hanold, Columbus; MIUicne Brown .Rei~hart, Athens; Carol Strauss eould daily drug qose stop b_re.ast cancer? U-A TODAY •LOS ANGELES- A daily pi lito pn)vent breast cancer'/ The idea is not so far-fetched, particulatly for oilier women, reseatchcrs said. Evidence is mounting that the drugs raloxifene and tamoxifcn. so-called d.isigner estrogens, can reduce breast cancer risk, doctors told the AlJerican Society for Clinical QoCology. "I foresee a day in the nepr future when all post'"'nopausal women, and some premenopausal women, will be laking so!r!ething to prevent breast cancer,'' sa1d' Larry Norton of Memorial Sl~n-Kcltering Cancer Cen1er. f< two and one-ht~lf-yeat study of 7.10S post-menopausal women tak· inti: raloxjfene 10 prevent bone loss sugests it may reduce the risk of breast cancer by about 70 percent, said Steve Cummings. University of Cali rornia, San Francisco. The women also saw their risk·or uterine cancer drop by about half, though thi~ linding is preliminary. Another study of 13,000 women _ _,:P..:u::bi:::I::.C.:.:N::otl:::ce::.._ PU.UC: IIOTICI Tile Vlllet• ar Pomeroy deelru 'to reoetve aeelecl bide lOr giiMtlne _producte uniHcled plua Ill octeM) 1M ft tlleMitual for a YM1' period. AIIIMied 111411 ahall bt rMIIVtll In the Clertl-'1 Dflloe, ao IMt Main IL, P,omeiot. OH on or .....,. 11:110 AM 1ST June 11, 1tH. Tile Po111eroy 614·992·7643 If the 882 Exchange Is·a Free Part of Your Telephone S.rvlce, Then You Can Call Holzer Clinic In Gallipolis Toll Freel I, I e Syracuse • 'II Trets& . Shrubs . 992·5513 . . - - - - - -J You Don't NeecJ.Th Be Rich To Start Investing, But You Need To Start . Investing For. A Chance To 'Be Rich. !! I Dave I I I Grate of Bottle . :• • ...• I Gas afraid to ask the clerk to see something cheaper. *** If you're worried about missing the boa!, remember t~e lltanlc. · *** ' ' It's difficult to climb a ladder -~· with your hands In your .• . pockets. · 1 l *** I '! I Old golfers never die, They just lose their drive. I ' now for a Call l '-.. •~IFF.• P/B Contractors, Inc. lawn care pr~ram. UPTCY Chapter 7 1 Chepter 13 For Information Regarding Bankruptcy contact: William Safranek, Attorney AT Law 614-592-5025 Athens, Ohio .. 1 mo. pd. LINDA PlllfriiiG Take the pain out of painting, and let me do~ for you, Interior Before 6 p.m. . WARNER INSURANCE leave message. After POMEROY, OH; 6 p.m. . (740) 985-4180 Free Estimates ' 614•992~5479 SAYRE ~TRUCKING .Hauling, Excavating · & Trenching Llmeitone a. Gravel Sepllc Syatlmt Trailer & HOUH SltH Flusonabft Rafts Joe N. Sayre 614·742-2138 • Investment and 'Thx Consultant 740-992·7270 LONG'S • • • '•' 75038-(9?2) 870-11000 • Public Notice Public NOtice ,. ~~ , ( • Commlllklner8, ' ·; CourthouM, Pomeroy, Ohio 45711. •Room Addition• • ~NawGara~i•• Jal'llllltowanl, Praelden( Melge Couitlr •Eiteti'lcal & Plumbing -•Roofing •Interior & Extrirlor Painting Al•o Concrete Work ,(FREE ESTIMAT!S) V.C. YOUNG Ill ga-8;115 '· Pomer , Ohio Commlulor•.; (5)18, 21, a, 1181 _-. : . ' drainage and unitary - lmprovainenta, park · aoqulalllon · !lnd lmptOVe"*ltl, demolition of unaale atruaturaa, and rllhabllllatlon of , (Lime StoneLow Rates) WIC·KS HAULING· Limestone, · Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614·992'-3470 ·. Public Notice :=.::.-==·= - · PUBLIC NOTICE , 'fhe lduoall.onal M•nagemellt Information B)etlllll ~IS) Eduoalotlal ltrvloe C.nter Profile lor · flY 1e17 ,for the Melga tll . pr'~ly""""' tow and County ldueetlonal 8lrvloe I · ~ Ia avatleblt to tllil ptMo Ill !"April ao, 1. . . ,...... nwy obl8ln a copy ' ~- ' ;. • Trfm •Stump Qrtndlnll . A New Homes & Remodeling · ll!'i Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofing, Siding 1:. . Commercial & Residential ill.'!J ~7 yra. exp. . Licensed & Insured ~ -. II!!!J · Phone 740·992-3987 • Free E1t1ma,.• Owner: John Dean lf()WARD EXCAVATING CO. Um11tone Hauling House It Trailer Sites Lind Clearing a Grading Septic System & Utilities Eatlmatea (614) 992-3838 ~ t2/11111n THE CARD BOX 1 1/2 mile south of A 90 Cheater FOOD MfiRT Open 24 Hra. A Dey 7DaysAWeek Hot Breakfut Blecult Sandwich, Hot & Cold ~~:~~~r:,n=~~ 12 ~u'lo::~~::·· Call In Onlere Accepted ill'!i . - - - - - - - - f?J ~:::1 IJ.'!l Computer Grephlcs ~ftC~f.r~~ftft~~~. AII~S:~;Inga will buy one piece or comple f~ t•; ____ household , Osby Martin, 740- ,(' 992-e578. • :;;:,.:.:;_::._ Trucks, 1990 Models Or Newer, Smith Buick Pontiac, 1900 East· ern Avenue, Gallpolls. longaberger Hear11and Sprtngd 1 Basket In Excellent Condition,1L Prefer Years 1995· 1997 7..0-:.16"-. 1280. ' Wanted To Buv: Used MobiJtr' /, EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Re Le HOLLON .TRUCKING DUMP . TRUCK . SERVICE Agricultural Ume, Limestone • GraveL Dirt • Sand . ' ' 985-4422 Chester, Ohio ·- ANN OU NCEMENTS J&LSIOING & INSULATION • Vinyl Siding • SoHit • Fascia • $eornlesaGuitar • Rooling • Replacement Windowl • Stotionary Docks • Blown Insulation • Garages • DeCks 24 X 24 Pqle BuiJdill(l slarting of $599S 740-992-2n2 · 005 1(800)~~- LONELY? CALL TONIGHT! 1· 8D0-37G-4401 EXT. 2737, U.H PER MIN, MUST BE 1a VRS. IERY-11 111141-1434. LOOK! Live Psychics Here 24 Hra 1· 900-407 ·7784 Ext 4683, $3.991 Min. Musl Be 18Yrs. SerV·U 618· 645-8434. 40 Heating & Cooling GlveaWity 8wk Old pupplet. mother regis· tered cocker spaniel , 5owl kkta. 304-882·2714. ·SALES 8yr old Lhaaa Apso, housebroken, spaded, all shots, to older person only for companion. 304882·2211 . ·SE R V I C~S ·IN STII LL AI JON DON NITZ Cocker Spaniol mix puppl01. 8 wki. old, lolls clipped. 740-992· 3048. Free 9 Week MIMed Breed Black Puppies.- . 1~n. Moved from country 10 town· le· mala AKC German shepherd, ·N~w Home11 •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compar' FREE ESTIMATEES 985·4473 Open Tuee.-Frl. 1Q.6 CloHd Sun. I Mon. Sat. 1D-4 St. Rt. 124, Mlneravllll, OH All Slylos /Ages. Major' Aocoid' Label Exoct's, Seeking Now AtJ.1 tlst&, Coming To Hunllngton, 90\, ~~ ~~~~~~~-~~·~=7~-~=1~4~---~ = ~ AVON I All Areas I .Shlrllbu Spoors, 304-675-14211._ ") Part Time Position Is A~ailallle For A Licensed Profe~sslonal To Provide Group Therapy On 'A''i :~~:~:; ~::~~" ~~'ekm~~=r~Q!o .. pendency And 101 Ollondortl (! Groupl. Pleau Send Reaumq1J To: Par100nel, ~.0. Bow .. 54, Gak1.1 llpolls, Ohio 45631 Bolore Juri& • 10, 1998. • ir 1 A Pari-Timo, Conlracl Potlllon Available to Facilitate A Wo"'lof v en's Support GrOup, And To P~o­ vide Educauon To Area High. School Students. The Ideal Ca~l .., 'didate WUI Have bperlence Wor~lng Wllh Women In Crisis, Be Supportive, And Be Comtoft· ablt With Pubtic Speaking. lntln· ested Appllcanls May Apply To ;., ~ PelSOnnel. ~0. Bo• 4!54, Gaii'P!i: :. '!l ~' 9 A Well Eslablished A.nd Growl¥: . Company Is Seeking Hea · . Equipment Mechanics . Mu . ,~ Have A CDL, Willing To Wo · 1 Overllmt, Ablllly To TrOUbltslloOI•.} Diagnose ~nd Repair HeavY ~J Equipment. Good Communlca~, 1 Ilona And W~llltn Skills, Ability ·, To Keep Accurate Records Al'ld~1 Report&. Must Have Own Toolt ""J And Possibly Be Wllllny.:~- .. lOCale. E•eellenl Benelit , ~ eeo EmpiO'flir. Send Resume To: I CLA 434, clo Gallipolis Dally Tril> • une, 825 Third Avenue, Gallfpo· : lis, OH 45631 . , ' Busy dental office seeking enthu- , tlasllc lndl\tidual to fill a dental assistant position. Will train . In· 1erested persons send resume 10 · P.O. Box 704, Pomeroy, Ohio , Puppies Mixed Breed, 740·4489870, 7-3398. COoking & Cleaning For Elderly Col.l>lo. 740-4~· 40$1 . 60 Ell. VENDING 1'10. ·MUI1 Soli By 1115 20 Locallons. $8K. $2,300 +IMo. Income. 100% Finance WI Good Credit 80ll-3a0-2631 Exl. 4114. Loat and Found . Found: l<tuens, e weeks Old , 740-258-1 050. Lost: Brawn Oacbef'lund Wlttl While Palch Or Chell & Broun . Tall, Pelrlo Vlclnlly, Cell 740-3792119. Lost ; female Cocker sp1nlel , bl.onde, hair recently cut, RIO . Granda Unlvorslly •lclnlly. call 740-992-3618. at hOme. frH recorded lnk>rma· lion. l-800-4ee-92221Pl1. 8865 . Furnlluro OttlvtfY, Full -limo. lm- : mtdlalt Opening. Apply Lifestyle , Fumlluro, 856 Third Ave. Gelllpo- , Is. Oh. No Phone calls pltaoel Needed Energetic, Kind And 1' Dtdlcalld STNA'a (Pari-Tlm'o)· lnlereslld In Caring For People In Our Spoclollzed Alholmora Un)J;:· Day And Ewnlng Shlftl. Muallli ' Sonslllvo To Tho Needs 01 Tho~ Eldlfly And Thoat Wlln AIZhtlfil- tl ors And Dementia. Pltuo Apply · In Pereon AI Scenic Hilla Nurslna: Con lor, 31 t Buck~dga Rd .• Bfd~ woi. OH45814. ,) Needt~~d : Experienced Maturt Planlll AI 6rowlng Church t~U Gallipolis, Must Be Available Sunday Mornings & Evenlnga. Compo111111on PmYklod, Sond ln' '" :70==~YI~a;rd;;S.;;;Ie~== ·~~~-~----------- lortll Lotter & Ouatlllcauons To!Oo 1 P.O. eo> 345, Galllpotla, Olj r,, ~. -4.. Mlddl• • Vlc.,....l..ltu • "'F t :OD-4:00. - Btr.iotC"'*' blgl, - ~ '· ~- Happy 70th Slyllng - · 740-446-8922. Ul· - · ctot11ng end....,, ·BirtluJay Tood t.ll \'11'11 - Mull . . - In Advlmia. ~lnr. I :00,. tile ~ · 20 Yrs. Exp. • loa. Owner: Ronnie JoM8 ~· dar lltlora 111e ad Ia to ntft, Sund•r a Monlle)' etiHioo1:00pln ...,..,_ I . .I Slyllll . . _ No Clltnltle NIC' ., -ry. Conllcl Ctrol King Fl,.~~·l no l'yko IOyl, Flallor Prlco ICI\'1, lypowrllor. phono, linens, -lng mechlntl, Croftamon 11oft Iandor and band aow, llnono. plul 1111 CIOlhing, Qlrtl clolhlng 11 moe. 10 2T, Supor Nlnrando g1m11, household wolor aoltenor, baby buggy. llblo and cholro, ,. COMPETITION 'IJ''• . ·ri w Singers, Bands, Songwrnera, Etc, , C.lh FO< Coupano, up to $200 or mor• weekly clipping coupons · 1 llmlly OAr"'ll ••le. Dole Horl, 'lllllowllush Ad., Rocl,., May 28, ' ~~"~S~~~R=S~~RC_H_"---m e Moved from country to town· black & sllvet' AKC male German shepherd. gonlle. call 740·892· 5108 . FOUND: Black & lan pup, Iorge feel, no tall. vary clean, hoLtll dog, lound on Ohio Volley Bonk ol Pt Plaasan1 porklng 101. ~-17H247'or 304-675-8281 . •Come try ont of our many new acenta •Bring In your odda I lndl 10d we'll refill them •New aprlng poUery · P!l' : 45769. FOUND: A blonde C - Spenlel, rn vicinity of GallipOlis Ferry. 304-675-&121. COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP AND MORE M$1lANCERS WANTED M$ " ' ).; Excellenr opponunhy lor lht rlq!Jh . got S500{+)per week earning tenUal. No exp necessar~. mutt<~ be alleall ·18. Cal 614-992-638r. lf (anyllmo) or 304·675·5955 aii'~J Bpn. Wid ltVu Set very ganlle, all black, call 740· 992·5\08. Found· female hunting dog, SA 248 v~Inily, 740.985-4355. 7/22/lln " '· ---------,,., 110 Help Wanted lis, 0111045631. 8 Weak Old Kittens, ParHally Lll· lerTralnacl, 7-111135- "Done right the fi rst lime." "Priced right all lhe lime." ~~ Contract Basis. Experience A.-il Personals ~DOPtiON !- Loving a Child whh ait ol our hta111. providing a 11le . and hally homo, close tX1ondad family, fun, educallon, and alllht best lift has to offer Is our most hear1ftll wiSh. Htlp wtlh lllptlll· os. Please call Olano & Jim, DON'S ;../ Homos, 740.448-0175, 30H7Sll ' 5965. . t;\f.., 1·740·949·20.15 740·9411-1012 • ~ . Wanted to Buy Junk Auto's anv Condlllon. 740-446-9853 £'1,' CALL Ohio River Campgrounds and Bait & Tackle, & Gen. Merchandise. New & used ltamo. We Buy - Sell - Trade: Tools, lllhlng equip., T'V'I, . CB'a, atereoa - IIUie bll ol everyth)ng. Located on Ohio River Campgrounds, St. Rt.' 124, Racine, Ohio. J :; 1 J & 0 Auto Parts. Buylnf !! wrecked or salvaged ltl&hlcleaJI/ 30H73-5033. "l Jl •Septic Systems •Basements •Excav·ating OPENING APRIL t --' ) ,' late Model Cars OH 1 Clean BACKHOEua DOZER SERVICE ,._,... ,.,_._1 . . Antiques. top prices paid, Alveif O ine Antiques , Pomeroy, Oh l ~ G Russ Moore owner, 740·992'!" 2526. 'S II Lawn Services •Commercial •Residential 'Owner, M_lckle Hollon Chester, Ohio 740-985-4422 LoN, •,.. c..cer fglflily ,,,,, Antiques & cktan used furniture \ ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION CHESHIRE Wanted to Buy Atlaolulo Top Dollar: All U.S. Sll- '' 1 ver And Gold Coln a. Proofseta, Olarnonds. Anllque Jewelry. Goli Ring&, Pre -1930 U.S. Currenc. Sterling, EIC. Acqulshlons Jtwt"1! • M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Seconi/i Awlnuo, Galllpoll$, 740-446·2842 . 985 3301 Basketball-Star Track· Video Games & Rentals Auction : lr and Flea Market I BlUM LUMBER . -~ Rick Peiuaon Auction Company, full time auctioneer, co mplet~ auction service. Licensed 168,0hlo & WeSI Virginia, ~ ­ n3-5785 Or 304-n3-~7 . Call for Quote Today 1-740-742-2842 Ill!!: L--7-4_0-_36_7,..·~783Wl.!i8il1UI:LI 4J22/1 mo. lfP. ~~n. 80 Custom Engineering St. Rt. 248 ·:;_; - - ·1_D:_OO_IUII._So1urdoy_....;_ ' Southern Yellow Pine Construction Tuppers Plains Now has Beanie Babies- Still Baseball-Football- 74o-667-6092 L . ID COISTIDCftOI ·~ s-. (Ill 22, 21 2 ID ll/rl1mo.pd .~. ~~~~fl;:f'JI~ftt,f,tl~~ Public Notice of ihla prollia by Inquiring 11 the llelge County ESC Office foc•ted In the Pomeroy Muillclpal Building, laat Main or 11r Olilllng ..., . · Can~~, ,J. Gilkey ...... oDunty I . ~ '~I U ' GALUPOUS, OHIO 45831 (740 ) 367·0266 1·800-950-3359 . .. :J V . TREE IDIICE Call 614·843·5426 4/MIMt mo. . YOUNG'S ,CARPENTE~ SEVICE YOUR MESSAGE CAN BE SEEN HERE FOR A TOTAL OF $7.00 PER DAY. · JOlES • Vinyl Siding • Garages • New Homes • Pole Buildings .' • Room Additions Over 20 years experience. Free Estimates . 28, 11tie at 7:110 P.M. II tile · Clerk prior to May 28, .1181 · mailed to tile Malta Cou~ . ~. '. SENIOR CITIZEN ·- 0 DISCOUNT ,.. . ~::. J ... ... _ conSTROOIO" ii.D. S...,rilies offered lhrouah Yell · .laveslmCnl Se'cllrilies Inc._Advisory Services offered lhroup H.D. Yell Advisory Serviees,lnc. 6333 Nonh S1a10 Highwoy 161, Founh Floor,lrvina TX •Bobcat Service •Concrete •Masonry •General Commarelal and Residential Frwe E•lhMte• No Job Too Smau Elrtan Morrl10n " (740) 985-3948 • 360° Communications ~13 W. 2ND ST. Karl Kebler III, CPA com- SPECIALS Mon.-Sat. • House washed • Deck cleaned & treated -starting at $1 00 • Hedges trimmed • Gutters cleaned jCE~LULAR PHONES 1 Mowing, Mulching, Pruning Clean and lnatlll Gutter Flowera, Bruth Ramovll, . lnetiii·Naw Bed• (740) 869-8904 VAHCID' OIIAINAGIIYill!MS. INC. I *** The reckless motorist drives as II he owns the road. Ttie careful motorist drives as if he owns the car. ' 6 ~·'• J.andle•pfne IIIII,.IIAICI . ' I' . 949·2804 Tuppera Plains, Ohio 45783 '• 7401985,3813 . thru 48" plastic culvert In stock ' 4"Full line of weter storage tenks • • Septic It Clstarn Tanka • Wetar line. 100' thru 1000' Rolls sewer Pipe • 3" thru 8", Ges Pipe It Regulators - Open: lftfttft'LI 9:00-4:30 WHkdays lk'-"Wt• 9:00-12:00 Saturday Gravel, Sand, Limestone, Dirt, Top Soli, Anything you nHdtohaul. No job too small, · Some big. 740-949-4802 740-949-4903 No job too 1motl. 61. Rt. 7 . 1 mo. Frldoy. Mandl\'- 9" Rib Pattern $1.25 per running foot ($39.40 per aq.) 3' Wide x 10', 12', 14' & 16' Lengths For uses on Pole Barns, Garages, Storage Buildings & Porches ROOF TRUSSES PICKENS HAULING "&oAn)IWIN,." : •Mowers •Chain Saws •Weedeaters •Authorized l· Dealar For: ; •Brl_ggs & Stratton •MTD •Murray •McColloull.h ·; •Eclto ·~yobl •Roper •Rally •Hydro Gear AND OTHERS! • lrlggs & St11111an: MoJitr Servkt TIHhnklatt :O.ttlo.r Power [Q -IIIII Association: Certified 2c,dt , State Route 338 • At VIne • Racine, Ohio 1 . I WBift PIIITD ROOnll AID IIDIII • FrlaE8tlmatet . :• G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY A rich person is one who isn't - 740·742·3411 Parts and Service!! ' Call Me For Details! Public Notice Minor Repairs • Cabinets • Siding Roo•s • Decks • Garages Free Estimates 9/CJTFN 992--sn& too New Construction & Re111odeling IACIRE MOWER CLIRIC l (740) 742-7405 SUNSET BOMB ·coNS'rRUC,IOI TONY'S PORTABLE WELDING I 15 North Main Ruthlnd, Ohio 45ns Dall: ftaturlng . Amlah 1=~ Cheesea,Soft · S.rvalce · cream Plants, RADII'rOR REPAIR HIARINQ moderate- 1 - peraona, ' lllllp County lntanda to aid In 'the pravanllon ·of : · applr 10 tha Ohio llum 1M bi(Oht, or IIIMI 1111 DIPiflnllil- Df '*~PIIM~~~~~ urgent n~td of the lor lun~lng u1141ar tiMI ~-a,. tRGOUJittd c-un tr DGYI!opmllll to 1t1tnt1 thla IIIMIIng on lllotk G~ (CDIGI) lmlll IIJIY 11, 1111 to make :Cltltt PfOI'IIIII, a r.dellltr· .uun•ane and to provide 'lun41ad program -ltlnllnlllarM 11r tile pu lo Input on nrloua .111111 Counlr Ia lllgllla f!lr Mtlvltl.. whloh ...,. l!u · .flaoal y.., 11 co•o undlll It llntllle PIOIInllll., a1 • .......... If • Jl!lrtlolpent will liNd till ..._ Mil Lh Da& an ·--• IUltliiii'J' IItie (Int.,..,, i In tile an.ifll Df • 1• • · llriiiM or ....... . II, tlle_ntr__ ..... lllltlfl :~ II qYIIMh... lllllttfe llltenlng dlvloe, :' ,.. of lwo jlllbllo otlllr), clue "' a dtlallllltJ', _1 ,_.11111 Will ... ~~~~~~- ,....._, Jtlllclla~. "*· HUB BARDS .REEIIHOUSE Open: Mon.-Fri. 9-9 Sill. Sun. 12·4 Agrlculi!Jral • Industrial • Automotive · •Re-cores • New Radiators Ole_y- Accet Regulator Repair Welding Supplies • Steel S!Jies Stick • Tlg •Aluminum Welding ·Open Dady 9·5 111ft,...., tile.., - t i l e od lo 10 odttlon - 2:00 P."" 8Yii1• Sunday 12·5 . . (No Sunday Calls) By 411111 mo. 'BISS'ELL BUilDERS, INC. • • • 11..11• County Courtllouee, at e14-te2·288G In order to Canimon Pllaa Courtroom, . enaure that vour nMCII wilt "-oy, Ohio to provldl! be accommodated. Tha c1t111na with the pertinent' M11111 County Court11ou1e Information about tile CDIQ II handloapped -llbll. program Including an . Wtllhhl will be •xplanatlon of eligible 1ocapted until 4:30 P.M., aotlvltl.. and program ! . May 28, 1..., and may be requlfemenll. The CDBQ -formula PIOIII'lllll can lund a brotel range of actlvllln, co.. IOII nurnltlle rlglllto tnoludlng: economlo aooapt "' rajMt any or ell development project•, e1r111, water · aupply, bltla. K8tht HyMII, Clark in the National suri;~al Breast and VlllafjaDfP'o.....,v Bowel Project indicates tamoxifen IIOI.IIalnlt. reduced breast cancer risk by 45 per· Po!wur, ott oll7lt cent over four years in women at · (11)2t; (I) 2, 11a higher risk of lhe disease, based on age, ramily history, delayed childPybllc Notice hearing and other factors. NOTICI.Ofl PU8UC . 740.985-3831 New Homes ·· VInyl Siding New. Garages • Replacement Windows · Room Additions • Roofing • COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL • • FREE ESTIMATES The Light Toac!) ·PaniiH, C.bblgt, Broceoll, Caullfl-er, Hanging Balkata, Phlox, AZillell, _Shruba, Sp1'UC41 T,.., • : 1965: Carla Will Werry, Belpre; . Faye Cramer Icenhower, Patricia Hysell Shill, As,hley; Donna Hauck Carr, Pomeroy; Paulelle Harrison, Pomeroy. 1!166: Donald Napper, Pataskala. 1967: Clarence Lightfoot and Bonnie Lightfoot, Pomeroy. . 1968: Pamela Napper, Pataskala; Jennirer Mcnchini Kirby, Gra-· lionville, Md.; Jack Mowery,. Pomeroy; John Sprouse, Ceredo, W. Va.; Cathy Eblin Wea,ver and ·Roger' Weaver, Keystone Heights, Fla.; Hilda Young Roush, Charles Cook, Shade; Becky Hawley Ellis, Pomeroy; Sheila and Gerald Hollon; · Jan~t St. Clair Pcavlcy, Pomeroy; Jane Quivey, Pomeroy; Sandi Matthews Bailey, Athens; Becky Neace and Jim Anderson, Pomeroy; ·Sally Globak~...- Ervin, Pomeroy; Jane Wells Mitchell, Ravenswood; Jerry Well and Susan Laning· Well, Shade; Maurisha Durst Nelson , Middleport; Pam Hayes Holcomb, Lithopolis. . Near Chester on St: At. 7 JoeWII10n (&14 992-42n 1998 Merth1 Street . . SHADE RIVER AG SERVICES "Build You.r Dream" Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 EVAN StRUBLE Bob Roberts Scholarship NOWOPENFOR SPRING SEASON . • GRASS SEED tl .' MICHAEL LEIFHEIT . Bob Roberta Scholarship HUIIARDS ·GREENHOUSE • FERTILIZER • GARDEN SEED •MIJL£H J==:=~=;.:;===lr-=::::~~~;::=::-r-=:;======liE:===:::;==::; 1t . ·?ttl: . ) "" .•' Spencer, Richard Gress and Manh,a Kennedy, Pomeroy; Stacie L. Gress, Middleport. Arnold, Racine. 1944: Joanne Tatterson, Lois · 1956: Carolyn Brown Charles, Neutzling Burt, both .of Pomeroy; Sharon Ihle Bunnel. Ron Bearhs, Bob Hysell, Syracuse. Tom Reute.r and Janice Reuter, 1945: Martha Jean Sayre Sereve, ~meroy; Mary Jane Scott Wise, Fort Myers, Fla.; Bill and Louise Marcia Burnside, both of MiddleRadford, and Pat Wood, Pomeroy. port; Bobby Hill, Columbus, , 1946: Roy Holter, George and 1957: Bob Eastman, Gallipolis; Nellie Wright. Howard B. Mullen. April Shasteen Smith, Pomeroy; all of Pomeroy; Eleanor Smith Wal- Dan Morris, Pomeroy; · Brenda . tcr, Toledo; John and Mary lhle, Strauss Eimen, Colu111bus; Rita Pomeroy; and Mary Foster Yost, Lewis Ball, Pomeroy. Syracuse. 1958: Carol and Vickie Clark 1947: Barbara Roush Goodrich, Sheve, Cincinnati ; Faye Thomas Beuy Ratliff Dean, Corrales, N.M.; DeWees, Grove City; Norbert NeutDorothy Fischer Sehwar~. Mason, zling, Marion; Tom Garnes, Denver, W. Va. ; Fmnk Vaughan, Joe Struble, Colo.; Doris Imboden Ford, CincinBill Lehew, Ida Murphy, Mildred nati; Patricia and Dale Arnold, l(apteina Phillips and Horace Albany ; Bob Parker and Janice Abbott, all of Pomeroy; Kenny and Parker, Marietta; James Baker, Mary Fae Wiggins, Racine. Lou Hawkins, Middleport; Wilma 1948:. .June Unrow, Gallipolis; Ohlinger Accord, Hebron;' Dorrence Joseph and Jo Ann Foster, Sterling Hess and Donna Hess, Clinton; CarHeig(Jts, Mich.; Gerald and Irene olyn Surface an.d Carl Surface, Custer, Chardon; Cedric and Helen Marietta; Harry Leffel, Minersville; Parker, San Antonio, Texas; Bob and Richard · Rummel,- Cornell Bluffs, Francis Roush Weber, Columbus; Iowa; Marcia Grueser 1\rnold, Manha Karr Rowe of Birmingham, Racine; Jerry Fields, Pomeroy; Flo· Ala.; Patricia Gress McKnight, renee Wood, Coolville; . Rachel Pomeroy; June Whaley, Norfolk, Roush Gorman, Galloway: Joe Va.; John Werry and Jean. Werry, Kennedy, Colliersville. Tenn.;· Pearl Pomeroy; Betty Pullins, Middleport; Hawthorne and Barbara Hawthorne, Nelda Drenner Moekey, Fort Myers. Louisville, Ky.; Thelma Davis JefFia.; Kenne!h Harris, Pomeroy; fers, Pomeroy; Daniel Struble, PowWilbur and ,Ruth Russell. Texas; ell; Voretta Douglas, Athens; MarlJohn and Delores Will, Pomeroy; lyn and Roger Banks, Melbourne, Richard and Joan Struhle, Alta Ann Fla.; Shirley Brown l:larman,.Roger Rupe, Pomeroy; Ca~ol Stackley and Barbara Hysell, Racine: Ed Rhodes, Zanesville; Phil Ohlinger Boney, Columbus. · and Carol Evans Ohlinger, 1!159; Ann Icenhower Alloway, Pomeroy; Helen Jano Brown, Mid- Parkersburg; Robert and Mary dleport; Evelyn Fick Young. Sidney; Gloeckner, Canal Winchester; Gene Bill Knight, Point Plea§ant: Jim Romine, Pickerington; Rober! Loehary, Amesville. Jacobs, Pomeroy; Sheila Strauss 1949: Lois Hawley, Pomeroy: Eastman Gallipolis. Leo K. Smith, Berrian Springs, 1960: Ed Bartels, Pomeroy: Mich.; Rollin Daniels; Oscar Lee Becky Grueser Baker, Bnrhara Wince, Palm Springs. Calif.; Fields, Pomeroy; Arne Evans, New Carmeha McBride Williams, . Zealand. Louisville, Mo.; George Dallas, Cal1961: Harold Hysell, Ashley: ifomia; Bill Tubbs, Syracuse; Marty · Nancy Hamm; Mike Roberts, Ferrell Struble, Pomeroy; James Akron; Ben Ewing, Pomeroy; Bill Russell, Sarasota, Fla.; Jack Seelig, Young, Pomeroy; Norman Price. Star~e . Fl:i.; Maxine Cuckler, St. Pomeroy• . Augustine, Fla.; Ann Foster Courill ·1!162: Anita Russell Ncutzling, and Mac Courill. Lancaster: Irene Parkersburg; Mike We.-fy, Belpre. Bailey, Middleport. 1963: Jennirer Lohsc Sheets, 1950: Joyce Mills. · Pomeroy: Pomeroy; Linda Williams Carson,. John Boyd, Oak Hill , Eu!!cnc Vinton; Rick Crow, Syracuse; Doug Hawkins. Middleport; Patsy Burn- Moore and Sandy London Mootc side Thoma. . Pomeroy: Belly Piketbri; Hank and Kathy Cleland. Thomas Grant. Crooksville: Betty Minersville; Roland Fisher, ColumKnight. Point Pleasant; Bob Burton. bus; Jim Gilbert and Karen Miller Pomeroy: Margaret Lehew. Gilbert, Springlield; Donald Brown · Pomeroy. Columbus: Judy Sisson. Pomeroy; 1951! Donald !1unnel. Pomeroy: Ethel Mac Hysell, Ashley; George Joann Williams, Pomeroy: Shirley and Judy Starj:hcr, West Columbia, Hysell Sopher, Pomeroy. · W. Va.; George Korn, Carroll; J9Sl: Phyllis Meier May, Romona Compton, Pomeroy; Bill Pomeroy. . Murray Hilliard: Sandy Wells 1953: Daisey Russell Gillogly, McAllister, Vincent; Rose Red(lVWebster, Fla.; Charles W. Hamm, . ian, Pomeroy; Allen Downie, Indianapolis, Inc.: John Ratliff, Cal· Pomeroy; Sharon Barr, Langsvill.~; ifornia: Barbara Wehrung Martin; Roger Young and Yvonne Bcal Jim Falls, Wise.; Mildred Stockton Young, Pomeroy; Jane Daggert, Bernard, Coolville; Sally Barlels. Wilmington, Dcla.; Hc_len Bruwn Athens; Marlene Moore Wilson. Harrison, Patasltala. Pomeroy; Nathan Roush, Syracuse; 1964: Robert Buck, Pomeroy; Robert Reinhart, Athen~; Ed ferinifcr Crew Solomon, Larayclle, Kennedy, Pomeroy; John Raub, ·Ind. Pomeroy; Ted Scott,' Westland . . Remodeling Plumbing I• Pomeroy High Schoo/.Aiumni return for reunion celebration· BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH sentinel News Staff Sail ' lrl Technical Typist - A Communlly A Mln1111 HHIIh Agency SOrvlng II Throo Counly Area Ia SIOklngO Condldelol For Tho Poalllon 01 II Full· Tlmo Ttchnlcoll'yplal. Mu61" Hove Tha Abtllly To 1'yJ>o ~r ll wpm. Applicant Mull Hovo T"'m Abtllly To Trln&crlbo Froi!J Rtconlod, Hondwr111an And Oro~ ~' Molorlola. OuoiHiod ~ppllcon n' Mull AI~<~ Po11111 Slrong won~, 1 ~ Proco111ng Skill In WoniPerlllct · 5.1, 1 .0 And Mlcrotolt . WO<d. Send Ro1'""01 To: taonogor Of.\ Human Reaourcet, Woodla~d . Ctntera, 11011 SUite Routl 110?n1 Galllpollo, Ohio 41831 EOE /~ J< Err'*""'. , �• • . Tyesctay,.May 26,1998 . ~ Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel •• Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio TUHday, May 26, 1998 The Dally Sentinel e Page 9:1 Pomeroy e Middleport, Ohio , NEA Crossword Puzzle DIDGIC - PHILLIP ALDER ACAOSS ....... . 1 IKalm8nclu Ia lllhadloltoa .............. 40 llilleCI A2 Ptentp..t 41 1M Urlallc, •••• 41E.,.,...,_ 10 llalocewGocl ' 121111i*ablrd -..Ill 14 Tennll plllyer 110 HelpWanted 210 Buslnen OpPortunity Neat. Responsible People To Plcl< Strawberries, Apply In Person Taylo•'s Berry Patch 2864 Kerr React Bidwell, 8 ·Noon Flaturday May23rd. ltable And Very Simple. Call For Free Brochure, 1·800-82().6782. 230 Streor. GaNipOIIs. Profenlonat ServiCBS 7*992-6737, 7<0-992·3041, wsnted: 200 ·300 Secluded Acr· ........ 740-44&-9632. eo In Ohio, \'lith All Mineral Rights, And No Development Po- , MERCHANDISE tential. Craig Landtlold, 60410 Apache. Washington. Ml 48094. Phone: 81().7116-1439. 510 HouMhold Goods We Buy Land : 30 · 500 Acres. We Pay Cash. 1·800·213-8385. Appliances: RecondUioned Anthony Land CO, catly reduced, appolnrmem only, Room , Large Kitchen & Break Upda~. 7ol0-448- Three bedroom, bath and half, In ence. 30H75-214S, ' Painters W~nted Must Be Willing To Work Out 01 Town, 740-245- Middleport, call 740·992·3485 al· to< 5:00 Of anytime weekendrt POSTAL JOBS TO $18.35/HR, 410 HouMa for Rent 2 & 3 bedroom, In Pomeroy, $300 $285. per mo. Free air & skirt. 1· this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act ot 1968 whiCh makes It lftegal to advertise ~any preferen'ce. limitatiOn or dlscrlmlnatton based on race, color, religion, sex famiWal status or national ong1n, or any intent1on to make any such preference. limitation or discrimination " Progressive Long ·Term Care Facility Specializing In Alzheim· er's Care. As Well As Sk1iled And Rehab Services Has Rewarding Positions Open For Friendly. Outgoing And Dec~a!Od RN's (Part· Time). Please Apply In Person At Scen1c: Hills Nursing Center, 311 Buckndge Rd., Bid· 1986, 2 bedroom. gas heat, central air, 2 decks. 1/""f good condJ. lion, must sell. $8500. 740-992· 7822, tstTimeBuyors, E·Z Financing 2 or 3 Bedroom, Around $200 por month . Call credit line 1·800· 948.5878. UNBELiEVABLE $499 Oown S/ W $999 Down DIW only a! (OAK· WOOD HOMES) Barboursville 304-736-3409 well. OH 45614, Scenic Hills Nursing Center Is Now Accepting Appl1ca110ns For Director Of Stafl Development Temporary Full-Time Position For The Months 01 July Through De· cember. Clrtlfication: LPN Please Apply In Person At Scenic Hills Nursing Center M-F Berween 8:30 ·4:30. This. newspaper will not knowtngly accept advertisements for real estale wh1cn IS 1n VIOlation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed !hat all dwellings advert•sed in th•s newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis Shirl Presser Must Be Depend· able Will Train Apply At Cardinal Drycleaners, 19 Ohio Rl~~er Plaza, GaDipolis, On May 27th From 1 -3 Hartford, WV. WUI taka approM. 1 hour. Phone 304·67~826 alter 5:00pm , or 304·882}1'186 any· time Vacancy: Custodian HS Diploma /GEO. Custodial, Housekeep· lng, Maintenance Experience f Ab!llfy. Contact: Oallla ·Jackson ·VInlon JVSD 7411-245·5334 Ext. 201 By 5127/98. EEO WILDLIFE JOBS TO $21,60 /HR. Inc . Benefits. Game Wardens. Security, Malntenace. Park Rangers. No Exp. Needed. For App. And EMam Info Call 1·800·813· 3585. Ext 8475, 8 A,M, • 9 P.M .. 7 Days IdS, Inc Wanted To Do ANYODOJOBS ShrubS· & weeds trimmed, mulch· lng, flower beds, landscaping. sidewalk edgmg, mowing, etc ... Free Estimates. Call Bill 304-675-1112 Child care prOYidact, next to Mid· dlePort park. reasonable rales. cell740-992-6926, ment&, assume"loan. owner fl· nanc-.g 8\lallable. 304-755-7191 . Attention Mobile Home owners· Areas largest Inventory Of lntertherm & Coleman Heat Pumps, Air Conditioners, Furnaces & Parts, Huge Buying Power Means The Lowest Installed Price, Easy Over The Phone .Sank Financing. Call Bennetts Mobile Home HTG & CLG 1.8Q0.872·5967. • REAL ESTATE PM, Someone to mow & trim yard tn ABANDON HOME Make 2 pay· 31 o Homes for Sale 2 ·3 Bedroom Homes And 1 Vacant Lol, Rental Property Good In· come. 740446-7473. • 3 bedroom home neMt to Salis· bury Grade School, living room, family room.. NC, 1.5 acres, large garage w1lh workshop, great loca· lion, roost see to appreciate, 740- 992·6375 altar ~m . 3 bedroom, 1 112 bath, trl·level wilh family room, Close 10 hospitaL 550 Jay Drive. 74D-446·8251 , al· BUY IN APRIL No Paymonls Unlll July 1998 E·Z Financing Col FinanCe llna 1-800-948-5878 Free Sat·up & Delivery per month, deposit required , no pets, pay own utilities, call 740· 992· 2381 Monday thru Friday llam-4pm, 2 Bedroom House Burkhan Lane, side pets, deposit required, 740· 992·3090. 2 Bedroom House. No Pels. $250/ Mo., St 50 Depo&ll, 740·4463617. 2 or 3 bedroom, full size basement, no pets, 7-40-992·5858. 3 BR 12 Be $300.00 736·7295 Moret Call Benn8tt's Mobile 8118ilablo. 304-755-5586. Large aeleclion ot used hOmes. 2 or 3 bedrooms, S1artlng at $2985. Oulck delivery. Call 740·385· 9621 LIMITED OFFER 1998 Doublewida 3br, 2 baths. $t ,699/down $259/mo. Only at month each, $50 deposll, 740· 843-52t8. Experienced carpen1er will dO remodeling, deck&, vinyl siding, plumbing. Free estimates . Call Jim· Shull. 304·675·1 272 References upon request. Furniture repair. refmish and restoration, alSO custom omers OhiO Valley. Refinishing Shop, Larry PhNIIps, 7<0-992-8576 ' Galllpoh&, Point Pleasant Aria: Pa~nting . Odd Jobs, Light Con· struction, 304-675·1978, Or 740. 44i"8897. Georges Portable Sawmill, don't 304-675-1957 K&S Remodelmg Painllng, Roof· ing, Call740·446·6964. 304-675· e021. ProtessiOnat Tree Service, Slump Removal, Free Estimates! Insurance, Bidwell , Ohio. 614·388· 9848, 6t4-367-7010. We Do Vinyl S1dmg. Replacement WindOwS, Roofs, Room Additions, Remodeling. Ceramic Tile ·a Hardwood Floors, New Construction. No Job Too Big Or Too Small! Contact Joe Saunders At 740· 44i"2450. Re1erences Available, Will babySit In my homo. $10 dev lor one, S15 day lor IWD. 7411-9492463 ltaVo message, Will Baby&lt In My Homo Or Yours On Nights & Weakerids Call Me For Services, 740·448· 9787. Will do alleralion or repairs; plus window trealmenli and etc, c:all Sandy 741).992·3220 Will do babysllling In my home, 'across from Middleport park, any ohllt. 740-992·5013. WIN ttauljunk or trash ..wev. $351 Pickl4> Iced. 304-675-5035. Wlit Mow & Trim Lawns. Reasol'h able Rates. Contact Joe Saun· .At 7<0-448·2450. Wil mow yards, clean out aUica. garages, basements Will haul junk or traah $35. piGk·up load. 30«175-2647. wm ...,_ cate or11to sick 01 older· ly In their home. Experienced. 740 441 tl32 Fl~iANCIAL 210 Buck, Morton Building, 3.6 Acres; 35 Ferguson Diesel, .740-446· 4286. House for Sale 5 mues out of Galllipolis, Close to Elks Farm. 3 Bedroom Horne, 7.t0-446-3406. Buelnne OP.JIOriUnlty be moved. 304-882'11435 Moving Must Sell: 1965 Vallanl t4x115 Asking $2,500 740·367• alter 6pm. Holly Park, many oxlraa. 304675-2359. • 992·5641 . ' 126 Pleasan1 Ridge, Pomeroy. 3 bedroom home, newer root, newer furnace & hot water tank, new paint outside, "Mndy man spa· Moving: Priced to sell. UJC80 New 1998 1.Cx70 three bedroom, InclUdes 6 monlha FREE lOt rant Includes skirting, deluxe steps and setup. Only $187.00 per monlh with $.1075 down. Carl 1· 800·837·3238. ' clal'. $10.000 1om. 614-237·1162. - .NEW BANK REPO'S Only 3 Ioiii loaded 20.80. 3br. 2 112 bath with all Qpllons, ·only $2,499 down. $362. per month. Ftee air & skirt. '·888-691·6771. Lovely Country Home On SR 7 South With A Breathtaking River V1ew. Very Private Sanlng On 2 11 2 Acres But Only 10 Minutes From GallipoliS. 3 -4 Bedrooms, 2 112 Batl\s. Hardwood Floors, 2 Flr~places, New Heat Pump, New Kitchen, Many Extras. Won't Last Longl! $11~.000. Call Virginia L. Smith Realty At 740·.C46·6806 Or Call Cara At 740·245·9430 For More lntornla1ion. Middleporl, beau111u1 two story, 3 br, 2 bath , large l.r. & fr., oak doors & !rim, Smith's custom oak c:tblnets, Jenn-air range, dish· washer, detached garage, by ap· pO~Imont, 740·992·5243. New house, 1600sq.ft. 3 bdr. La· kin area. 304-773-5177. Older .Cbdr, modern c:entral heat, AIC, basement, detached garage on 2.77 acres, on 22nd Str"t in Point Plouant. $60.000, 304· 738-1618. Ownar rettrlng- beautifully rt· stored and malntalnld rlv8rfront lwo story home, shade trees, hedged vard, eleven rooms. four bedrooms. modern kitchen, full basement, IItie, two porchtt, back patio, concrete drtveway and woodworking shop; aleo 20 unit mobile home park, rental building, 10 wooded ecr11, all along 1lto river on SR t 24, out ot high waror. Will eelllogothar or separatelY, 7<0-992·!1623. SUI! under warranty, owner fl· nanctng available. 304·755- 719L New Ooublewide 3BR, 2 balh. S1,325 Down & $205 per mo. t· 6811-928-3428. Single Parent Pnlgram. Special financing on 2. 3 & 4 bedroom homes. Parmente as lOW •• ttiO, eeH no.. 304·755-5885. Special t h80 3BR. 2 bath. S1,325 Down. $205 Mo. Free air & lrae skirting. t·800.et-tm. SPRING SPECIALS ' $4111Dotm UFixodSt1181Uo.PaySt7,1Hon38R. F... llallvary I Mup OnlyAt~od­ Nitro, WV. 3fM.7ll5-u. TAX SPECIAL New 3br $999/down St 81/mo. Free Sot·up & Delivery. Only 3 Lotti Only at oakwood I!Dmn NJ. ~0 wv. 394·755•5885,· 340 Buelnen end Bulldlnge Commerclei·OIIIct or Retail, 87 Mill St. Middleport. 1,450 Sq Ft. $400 mo.(or subdlvtdo lo t ,000 sq lt. lor $30000 mo.j Corner Building . (740)·992·&250 Acqul· lillorts (naxtlloor). 350Lots&Ac1Mge -Ll-··· (ATTINTION DEVILOI'Itll, CQIINTIIf IITATI) 83.15 Acrot, Appro•. 1 Aero Lake, Mobile Homo With Large Add On Den, Gailla Counly, County Water- And Eltctrlc Stller.s relocating, less than 1yr. · $2,800 Per Ar:ra, 7411-381-8178, ·old, 2 story farm house on 3.2 acres, located 4 miles out Sand~ lNOfiCEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO, hill Rd, 4br, 2 112 bltha, .Whirl· recommends' that you do bual· pool lub, 2 oar hoattd garage, non with ~ you know, and solid wood· B panol doors. gu NOT 10 Und money through tho tlreploce, hardwood tlooro In mall until you have lnvattlgated ~ltcnan & toyer. $148,500. 304· 875-t308. lltollorlng. '. Monarch, 12x60, remOdeled, IO· cated on rented lot, can stay or 05011. House for sale in New Haven . Marquis wedding aet 1f2 carat , $1250; wadding gown ·w.Jth vel! Seat. Couch & Chillr; 2 Steollle• $250/Mo .• !rash Incl.-; 7ol().992·2t67, 2 bedroom all electric trailer In Middleport, $300 per month plus deposll. 740-992·3194, 2 bedroom mobile home In Mid· 3 Piece living Room Suite· Love In Good Cond11ionl 740·3792120, AFTER I P.M. $750, Llka new. 304-675-6993. Baen10 Babies For Sale StO & Up . Sell Only No Trades. 740·448· diepon. 7<0-992·5039. 9181. 2 Bedroom, Rio Grande, Now Tak· lng Application&, Plus Deposit. Botens GSt4XL Riding Mower, t4 HP 44 Inch Cut As~ng $900, Call Daytime 740-448-3310, EYflnlngs: 740·361-0496 Rent, No Pats, References Ra· qured. 740-245-9212. Brand new two bedroom mobile home, refrigerator and range, curtaint, hice Racln1 rur.W setting, $325 month plus depftlll!, traah. water and lawn care, no pets, ,.,. erences required, call 740·9.C9· 21198. l'No bedroom trailer In Gallipolis, $375 plua deposit; no pats, 740· 448-4313. Two bedroom trailer, $300 per month, $250 deposit, 740·992· 363-6862. Middleport, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, many extras, must &ee to appreclale, please can 740·992·2019 WV, 3 bedrooms, $35,000, 740· haul your logs 10 the milt just call - For Sale By Owner: Bulavllle P*•· 113 Apartments for Rent t end 2 bedroorri apertmenll, lu<· nllhed and unfurnished, security deposit required, no pels. 7.o40· 992·2218. . 2 Bedroom Apt. Stove and relrlg Included 74 Cou~ St Gallipolis. 740-441·2583 . lis Overlooks Patk, New Ap· pllancu, Well Kept, 740·888· 7114. Gracloua Hving. 1 and 2 bedroom apartmenls at Village Manor and Riverside Apartments In Middle· port. From $249·$37~, Call 740· 992·50114,_Equal Houolng Oppor· tunltltl, Nawly Remodeled 1 Bedroom, Furnished IUnfurniehed, Down· glne Musical Instruments Sleeping. •ooms with' C<>oklng. hook-ups, Call· altar 2:00 p.m.. 4 Building Sltao·2 Acros each; 304-773-5ltlt. wv. . convenltnt r~t prlvltt, e mllfo frVm PIJint Pltlaltn11 1/4 milo ... Botlttl Rd, ot1 Slndl!llt. no tlnglt . - s. $t4· t8,000n. or 1 ocraa ,Mobile homo tilt avallabll lilt· b $37,000, 30oH75-7148-. wttn Alhtns and Pomeroy, call ·74D-385-43117. ' tlpm. Many Other New '88 BMW 32!5is, two door, new chrome rims & tires, CD, amlfm, leather, air, power sunroof and windOws, 74,000, 740·992·5181. '95 Camaro, 36,000 miles, 740· 256-ten. FOR SALE: CONSOLE PIANO Respon&lblfi Party Wanted ·To 1977 Corvette While, With Tan Interior. 360 Automatic, Good Condition, 50,000 Miles. $9,000 080, 7Ml-446-t021, Make Low Monthly Payments On Plsno, See Locally, Call: t ·800· 268-6218, Klmbalt Artls1 Console Plano, Ex- tiiO •tHO HONDA CARS FOil Stoo Seized & Sold Locally Th11 Month, Call t ·800·522·2730 Ext. 4420, • cellent Condition S1,200, 740· 448-4051 .· . . Fruita & Vegetables t980 ·1990 Thlcki For 8t 00111 Salzed And SOld L .... Thl Mond'l oca., 4x4~. s Etc.· llUCks, 1·800-522·2730, X390t For ~ale· red & white sweet po\&r to plant&, coll740·742·2173 or 740-742·2220 , Crane Power Stretcher And Knee Kicker For Sole 7ol0-448-2781 . 11resslng labia, baaolnet, stroller, swing, playpen, b.by bod, & car ..... 304-675-4548, Ea• Lift Trailer Hitch Weight Dis· trlbullng t,ooo lbs. $150; Heavy Duly Utility Trailer With Tilt Bed 5'x8' $450. 740-448-8786. ludwig Drum Sat Wllh C&HS Call Altar 4 P.M.740-448-7496, Pomeroy Thrill Shop now buying large ouiSide toys and biby Items, walkera. toddler car Hats, michael's Farm & Lawn ·74()-.W6· 2412 0.1·800-5944111. $80; M.F. 210 2 WD t300 Hrs, $3.000. 740-245-5747. 5864, 1987 Corvette all P0¥4&r, new 450 Case Dozer Power ~ngle & Till Blade, 614 Actual Hours. $17,000, Firm 740·245· 5439. Evenings. brakes & llrn $9,000, 304·578· 3088. 1988 Sunblrd, red, four door, air, body in good condition, runs S.9%Financlng on Used Tractors. good, $1300, 740-t92·8824. michael Farm & LAwn, Inc. Call 1989 Beretta V-8. Auto. AC. $2.295; 1990 Cavalier 2 Doors, 5 Speed, AC, 9-IK, St .895: Cook Motors. 740-446-0t 03 Ford 5030·400 HRS., Ford 7040 4WD W/ Loadtr·1370 HRS., Ku· bola M503o 50HP·800 HRS, Car· 7-2412 Of 1·800-594-1111 Case 300 Tractor With Mower Portal>• Gasoline Hobart Weldor. Electric Concrate Mixer. Hay Ele· valor On-. 741J.2-I!HI2t2, South ol Leon, WI/ Financing Soulb Avalablo, 304;458·1 0119. 720 Trucks for Sille . .J< cab, with ground effects, toadltd.... sTUFFY OL' H'OUSE H t:NEEO ME A-BREATH .......,f .RESH .,.,, , John Deere 7000 4 Row NO Til Planter Exec Cond. 2·AC 333 4 Bedrooms, Excellent Condition, tfit Cutlall Carolton 14x70 3 $t2.500, 7<0-245-9480. Row Air Planters, Older John -Deere 6 Row Planter, John llMre 2600 4 Boltom PIQw 2·JohrJ Deere Mower conditioners. New Idea Round Baler 1 year old with Net 1991 Jimmy V·8 All Power, Au· tomatlc, 4 WD, 2 Doors. E>a:etlent Condition $10 ;000; 1988 Monts Carlo SS V·8, Sunroof, Automatic, Excellent Condition. $9,000: 1913 Chevy C·tO 112 Ton, Full Size Pick-Up V·8, Alllomallc. Excollont bini Body Work $3,QOO, 740·446· 7473/ tl!-14 n DiSk used Rakaa, Square Bilora, Round Balers 6.5% Fl· nanctng on utedoflound Balers & F!unnlng Condition, Needs Some Wrap/Now H,ollend 472 Hjlyblne EX. cond .. new Hollend 474 Hay· Ex, cond. Carmichael's Prlmeotar· $50 otllnslallatlon. John O..re Bailer W/Kicker. Exc Used, Bowman's Homecar•. 7,.0. 448-72113. Tlmbar)lck Sklddtr tnt .. Truck, - . . - . 741J.2!H301. Watorllna Special! 3/4 200 PSI f2·1.15 Plr tOO; t' 200 PSI $37.00 Por tOO; AI Bran Com· prwtiiOri Alllnalln ll1ock • RON ·IVANa INTERPRIIII H10Cl-537-i528 Whitt t<onmoro Washer $15 Whlta Kanmore Dryer $90; Whllo -.·Oitlo. Mlrlltg llr)or NO. 7-toee. Pontoon, 1891 Pon!lac Gland Am LE, ma· roon. two lloor, llrlomatlc:. cold air. cond.. $3.200. Grinder· $1,000.Sosy Sheep Mlnlaturll, Aara.l $400,00 each , 740· 258· 8230 1993 Camara, new ttyle, 38,400 milee. loaded. ex. cond. $9,500. 304-615·3087. . 1993 Cttevy Astro Von CL Load· All Sires and Attachments In ed Towing Package, Excellent stock. 7.5% Financing Avallab!O. Cell: 740.44&·2412 or t-all0-594· 1111 May Spflng Bevlngs Ford New-Holland oil 20 aeries Compact Diesel Tractors $500. 'ito..iodillocoupt. All 40 to 100 HP S1,000. extra discount or l 0% nnanclng lor t2 mos. Elllm· plo: 3010 DteHI42 PrO~. 0111 lock , 8x2 Trant, .Independent PTO Wet Dltc Brakeo, 1 Double · Hydvalva ' $12,900, 4•WD 811.1100. Gocd only UnDI May 211KaetariSarvlcoCenter 'St. At.87 · & Ripley Roltd 304-185-3874. Oliver 580 and 1110r1ntorti _,..._ ~ -,..,... mant 4 K. ~ uto or 3, r. ' 1995 Dodge Neon White, 34,000 Mile&, Au!O, Air, Crulet, Ttl!, - . or Door Locks. $5.800 740·379- trlda.- 9380. Your Aroa John DHro Dealer 1995 Plymouth Noon 4 Doors For Resldtrnllal And Commercial ~roen With Spollitr Aulomatlc: ~::~!:Uf.:n~oc:='H~~ ~~~~~:~7oao. Slzea 01 4 WD And 2 WD Farm !'tc>tOIJ~•. Hay Equlpm•nt, Johit tiM Monte Corio, lllacll, Loalltal, Stear Lotdara. a..c:k LOided, 33,500 Milot, Reduced! Financing AI Low 74Cl-37t-Qele. . Ao Tractors And I :-;.;.;;~~.;;_-:-:---.-­ Low Rite Flnortctng On Now And CredN Pr-ma7 WI Can Htlp. Uud Equlpllant Cormlcnaet'o Eaoy Bon~ Financing For Uttd Farm a Lawn Gllt1potlo, 011 741). Vehlcloo, NO' Turn Downa. Call 448-:Mt2 t.aoo-1!84-1111 . Vldda, .740 Ul 2811. f IIIIP DOWN 1 8o¥llt reluNI form) 21 B&bjfOod 27 Org. tor 11glr" 2 Roof owrhil"' 3 Unit ol • lllumlllllllon Wciodl ' 30 Englllll 001.... 4 a.nl ol grain 32 ReVolt (2 WC!e-) 5 Beme11tn, tor lhort 34U- ................ 31 Longa (for) 31 Dawn ga.td II 37 Calumnl&t 7 Red Sill country I FODIIHa • Lincllf& 8 .t.cnu , C&mplllll 11Waitht t2 Tjpl of COlor or ·ICIIoOI 13 Lllr Nortb Pass Pass Pass ~ ~ 730 Vans & 4-WDI - - , Boston is a wonderful, picturesque, if somewhat chilly. cit~. · There are many admirable buildings. ·and the subway system is unique. Nearby sit those towers of learning, MIT and Harvard. · Boston hosts' the Summer Nationals approximately every 10 years. · Today's deal was played during the Life Master Pairs in 1970. How do you think the play should go in four hearts? I don't agree with South's openiitg bid, but that's what he did. And most pairs were in four hearts . . Sitting West wa., Bob Hamman, now the top-ranked player in the world. Probably with the idea oftrying to make declarer ruff early and· often, Hamman led tlie diamond ecc. , And when his partner. Mike Lawrence. encouraged with the seven, Hamman played a second round. · Now Lawrence found . the only defense, switching to the club jack. .Declarer won with his ace, c8shed the heart ace. gOt.a sneaky heart eight pasl West, and continued with the heart nine. After winning with his king, Hamman retu.med his remain· ing club, locking declarer in the dum· my. Doing the best he could, South called for dummy's spade qpeen. There was good neYis '(the fibesse won), and bad' news: Lawrence didn't cover with the 'king. South had only one hope now: He played off the club king, discording his remaining low spade. However, Hamman ruffed to defeat lhe contract. Not long after this eveti Hamman and Lawrence. along with te1U11· mates Bobby Wolff, Jim Jacoby, Bobby Goldman and Billy Eisenberg. went on 10 win die Bermuda Bowl; the first victory for the United State~ in that world championship since 1954. FRANK& ~19: 8~4:-:C: :h:":e:":vy'" :'4x:-:4:-:S: I!o:-:-: rt-: b-: e: -d,-:30: : f:S'.~ ~. aulo. very sharp. $5.200 or 080, i 141J.142·1200. 74CH42·2675, ·I ' 1986 Chevy Astra van, Clean, Good Condition. $3,500 740·448· 1990 F·250 4 WD, 5 Speed, Dlt· • I sej. $7,800.740-446-0017. 740 Motorcycles l . I· P' · 1991 Honda 250x 4 Wlltelof Lots~· OfNewStuffl740-441-1419. !;: -------------------7• 1998 Yahama 350 Banshee (. '' 1\ wheeler, 4 new 6-ply hole shot ;~ 1 tires, runs & looks great $4,000 -J OBD. 304·882-3741. t4 Ft. Y.Bottom loot. vanlze~ .••". "' 750 Boate & Motor• for Sale New THE LOSER .. , •, I ' Ga~ ; ; : i Trailer 10 hp, Johnson . •. 1 Motor, $1,200.00; Will Saparate, •; : ' 740-245·9109. .';: ' 18' Baja Ski Boot Exeolton! Cofldl. tloo, 740-245-5518. I I ' 1985 Bayllnar Open Bow 19 Foot Good Condition Auns GoO<I $4,500, Leave Message If Not Homo. 740-367-7088. t988 Sea Sprite, 19 112 tt, Cl!bi>Y cabin, 4.3 v-e, OMC w/new prop. Inch FIOIIS, No MOIQr, With Tin•" > :L: dem Trailer $2,185 304-882·2110 •, Weekends Or 614-279-7058. ; ~' .1995 Bayllner 20 Ft ·Cuctdy ~) --j MercCruloorcatr7<0-258--et80, ;•~ _ ~ . 1996 Marada 19 Ft. With 4,3 - ' MercCrulaer E~~:cellent ·CondiiiOI\ 11 PEANUTS .' I Ca117ol().258-6t80. East Pass Pass The home of the pilgrims - , 273·5868 or 304·576·2201 alttir- \ • :7 .Bass boat, 16 fl. Bat• Tracker If.. t 50hp Mtr~ury motor, Hummina· ., bird, 10·4 Fisher Finder, Mlnn,-.,J,l f ll:ota Trolling motor, a,chors, ,2 :.,.1; tiatterlea, fully equipped. cover.' I 'Good cond. 304-e75·3313 Of 740- - 1 -... 53 Poellc <lhJt I THINK liE DRANK ' qiiiiWIIyCiptwrCI=·IIIat'eCf'lllled ltOm quotdQnllllil!fllmaut ~.put Md prHanl • E&:h lnthldptw . . . lorMQI1er. Todly'lef410:0equatt8 HSVVJC 'A F F AFJWS.' KXIYHC DYAOZXYO SUBFAJVJYA FXXW OJFFPAY, BYSZSYSYKS MJC . TOO MUCH f'LINCH .. tk~ XESY . HSVYJ,P. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'I have seen the agony of molhers and wiva.' l hate war.'- Fra11klin 0. Roosevelt · PREVIOUS SOLUTION: '•1 was bom In front of a camera and really don't know anything else.' --Joan Crawl~ · , ~ ,, ,to\' t•J..: .'',.'J =·"' ,,. }o;tl .. 11 ..... _,.;{l 1'; ~ :,.:H ..\l,?. ... "' :-I 'l I·' . w ": .!!" ,. ,,£,) V0 C E l l' 'l I 1~ I' .,'. - ~1·-~:s:w:· 1 I :·A:H~A:=,.,= 5 • • • r--:::-::-"":":""":-:-:-.::-"'1 I TIMHVG , , 1----r,.~,...,...,~,___,,nar-T,--,.1 . If you can work your way through college, in all probability you will be able to cope - ••• e Complete tho chuckle quolod by filling in the · missino.. words t.-..1.-..J...-..1.-..J.L--L.-..1 you develop from stop No, 3 below. ' ~.4.! ,,,.., 'I 'J l ••• ITUESDAY' MAY26I ! " I *'• ; ~; : R Aulo, Ripley, WV. 304·3713933 .. •-eoo-273-9329.. Campera & Motor Homel : I ~ ·-! ~~,......,..--..,....;..-..,... , .;.: j •• 1976 co_.chman 21 ft. campar, l ' 1 I Balh, air, stove, ratrlgarator. ·~ ~ Slttps 6. $3000 . 740·387·0594 •• .-, eves, 7<0-992-et95daya. ' 1 •• 1993 DutChman Like Now, 30 FL · ~ Slaepo 8, Loaded! $t0,000 740· 245-5818. . .:. ~ ERVI CES ::::-'"""":::---:-...;:;;;;~ Home 11' "--'II\; Improvement~ ,,•, --'--:-::===-~...: BASEMENT . ~ ~~ WATEIIPitOOftiiQ ' Unconditional IHetlmt guarentH:' . Local tllerences lurntthed. Es: ;. ': . tabllshtd 1975, Call (7-101448· .• 1 0870 Or "-800·287·0578. R~ , ~ WI'-P!J•'O· _, .l i"·•'' ::A!Jpl::::;:le::nca-::-:Pa:-.rt-s7 And~Bo:-rvtce-·-AI_;I ·' 0 Name 8ranct1 Over 25 .'1Ura ·e.: lti } perltnce AU Work Guarentetdt' "~ Fronch City Maytog 1 740·441· ·: 7715. u" h) • 'r I'" I ' CIC Ginaral Homo Main.' ' tanonca· Painting, vinyl otdlng." •"'{ carpentry, doors, windows, bltht, :. n, home repair and ,_, For- • ~ee lllimare call Chtt 74o-992: ' W JI II to find anything lost is to go out and replace the ORIGINAL' ' , .- Auto Partl & Acceeilorln l'l tl"'•j Sagely· Viola ·;Noisy- Frolic· ORIGINAL ~----~~~~----~ New gaa lank& & body parts, D &~ •'A • I 8323. l ' l,. oll ' ' .ar Aman in the check outline sighed, "The easiest way Inboard Motor, Trailer.... _. U,IOO, 740-446-3814. · :..lo•l ·~~ ,. • SCUM-lETS ANSWEIS ll1e Praser,..ro & Bumper. OltU' 810 a '11" ~ I"' I AXFZ ZXY 1111 undar ' 2045, will consider trade lor a • 1 good pontoon boat, • - 1 ~~~-=~------~ · l MUST SELLIU ' • 19 11211. Deep·V. 6cyt, t90iti1, J 790, ,,.: I liJI)/1 ., n • three matching Kawasaki 1td ,.. , 1 v11ts and trailer all go with tt.~....' J $51100, 740-IM9-2203 or 741J.IMf! 760 '"' Ja TROUIJLE 6ETTIN6 006 SUIT OFF.. warranty, three Haler, 13 hoftey1 Mercrul~er ...·'·r:_ • 1,' by Luis Campos ..u,.·.. ·MAVIN6 AN'{WA'{,I-IE'S SICK .. .I ~ ! .., CELEBRITY CIPHER 448-9340." Condllton, 85,000 Miles, $8,500 Sharpl740 448 9278. 1993 ROd Plymouth Sundance 4 DOors, 124,000 Mllaa, AC, 4 Cy· IInder. Automaftc. $2,000 080, 740-2156-1233 t 994 Cadillac Sedan DeVille. ' Pearl While ExteriOr, Tan Interior, 42,000 MIIU; llkt Now, $19.500 Call 740· 448·2058, Alter 8:00 P.M. . 1994 Camaro Z·28, f . Spud Standard. 350 LTt V·8, T·Topo, CD. Air, Till, Crulu, 55K, One Owner 113.000 74o-ea:i·3242 AI· 1ar •0 nM P<*tt- 740+13'MCII. tilt, four brand naw Urea, $3295 140-992-, . 57 ...PWftii1n • By Phillip Alder t996 Chevy 5·10 LS HP. 4cyl, ·•; ' AIC, AM/FM/Gass,, 3Q,OOO miles. · :.~. power. bought new July ot •ef, BaaaTracker UC.tlblltl Opening lead: • A • '""• 1991 Bonneville $3,800./080, 1987 S·tO truck $2,500./080. 1987 Weal - I Kawauld STS Jot 50HP Mercury. .$4,500./080, 304-e75-7852. ..,... Vulnerable; East-West Dealer: North Upton Used Cars Rl. 82·3 Miles 1989 Coraiea, white. has high mllaa, $1 '100. 304-t75-5253. Gehl t 500 round beltr, good ooO. dlllqn. $2500: 400 Farman. gao, exeeuenl condition, new tires, fast hitch. $3200; 7411-1185-3902, . Farm & Lawn. Inc. Cal 74Cl-448· 2412 or 1-aoo-584-1111 HBO. Free promotion wkh rebate, 800-263-26«). Conditioning, Low Mileage, Runa 'And Handles Excellen!l740·245· 300 Gillon Ponabla Water Tanka etc. 1\roSdey !hrougtt Friday, ·740992·3125. ' First monlh tree Including tree 1987 Chevette Automatic, Alf All&nholldloy 17 lllmo &bllr. 18 Home of Eva 20E&m. -ployel . 23 NeMt (comb. ; J Saars Armadillo chain ilnlt fance, o.1e bedroonl lpartmltftt In Mid· 360', two gatos. ~· high, toko dloport, 1111 utiHtlos paid, $270 per down, $800, will sell holl $400, monlh, 1100 depoall, call 740· 7411-9112·5181 . 9112·11011. S.lra/Kenmort 11r condllioner. 12,000' BTU, uttd lltllo. S150. APT AVM.AILE1\wln R"-rs T - now accepting ' 304-e15-t504. appllclttorts tor tbt'. HUD sublld· lzod apt. lor oldorlr and handl· BTIREO COMPONENTI (Ca(· wn. Hofttr. Hannan Kanlon) 740oapped.,EOH 304-e7HI71, 2!58!380. • Alao lrlller apace on river. All ~ebullt , Parts, 229S Mill Crook Rd .. Galli· polls. Mow._.. Briggs Mo- OOQ6. 7411-441-5etltl, 7411-44t·5l87. Autos for Sale HAPPY JACK 3X FLEA COL• LAR: kill~ fleas, lick, a.AA mites llillllllll systemic poisoning , J D North Produce. -740·448·1933 . (www.happyjaCkinc-COnt) Cermlchael's Farm & Lawn, Inc. Oonstrucllon Workers Wetcom• & Grain t9p5 Hondo Accord. Grey. En· Scootfrs. Electric Wheelchairs, Circle Motel Lowost Rlttl In Town, Nowly Aamodo1ed. HIO, Clnamax, Showtlmo I Dllnoy, WH!dY Ra10t, Or Monthly R-, Hay C»d,$150, 740-44i"8726, Sates: Rental. Trade. New & Roome . ~m. 710 Now Taklng Applications- 35 Fumlehed • A 8 4 9AQJI098 • 5 4 · · A·s 8402. John Deere Stlld. Steer Ldader , 4SO South •• • I 304-e75-6248. TRAN SPORTATION Roll Up Duk, Not An Antiquo $475; ~ntlque Floor Limp, OlhOf hlms. 1411-367-7-101 . Apartments $2,5/Mo,, 740·448· RJ's Auto Sales ··~ 7oi().Q;9-1603 ()ltiCO ••• 7<0-742·2357 Rtsldonee- ., , 1989 Chevy S-to. 4 cylinder("( l speed. StOOO; 1991 sonoma.\! pickup, 5 speed. 85,000 mlloil. · : $2985; 1989 DodOO sptrk, 89.01io • . 1 miles. automatic, air, $t850; 1988 ••. . Ford Tempo, 4 cylinder automatic, · ! 1011.000 mll11, $1500. Located Ill' , : SR 124, Wllkts>lllo, Ohio . •j ' Must sell, pay orr $7,800. 3D.t· 2885, 740·992-7409, llalrs, UIM~Ies f'lld, No Smoking. No Pits, Plrlllng, f Monlh Lone $200 Depoelt, S3001Mo.. 740-4483667. West 2 Be~roOm Townhouse •KQ6432 WeeI E&al • 10 3 • K 9 7 8 •K7632 • 4 tKJ762 . • A 10 9 8 • 8 7 • J 10 9 Parts. Never Wrtcktd U.600•· · 7ol0-448-1968.7<0-366-6637, -1 S!rawberrle': Taylor'• -,~:;,·n~"lt982 AMC Spirit 8 Cylinder, Auto. stereo system, & banery. Grear tor, New Banery, New Bells, 740- Patch, 2864 Kerr Aoad, u1 Sunroof, Too Many New Parra To cond. whreller. $5,800. 19M 0'l'r R 245·5984. ' • 740-245-9047. Menll~nl was Asking $800, Will Town Discovery 17 112ft canH · Take $850 Firm. Call 740·368· $500. 304-n:J-5241 • Brand Newl G"'at Glltl CO/video 9325. FARM SUPPLIES slorage unit. Brack and cherry. 1967 Fourwlnns 215 Sundowner,' • Never out or bo•- $125. Holde up & LIVESTOCK 1982 Cutlass Supreme, 2 D. 2110 . 2t112h, To many extras to merr· .~ to 940 disco. also holds lapta. V8. Good Condition, $t ,800 IYr lion. $11.500, 740-387·05-· Call 740·992·8836 altar 6 pm, Bast Oller, 740-992-4568, 7<0-992>11195 days, ' CDs & tapes not Included. 610 Farm Equipment 1988 Pontiac 8000 LE V·l. 1990 Four Wtnns 18' opin - :::. Bunk Beds Wllh Mattresses vor:y needs motor or motor work, nlee exc. ccn1U7.000. 304-e75-t875. •. . Good Condition, $225, 304·875· ,1 ..New Transplanter Left -Hoi· bOdy, clean Interior. 1800 .OBO. 4784 After 5 P.M, land Rotary Seller $2,750, Car· 304-675-8439. 1994 24 Ft . Ponloon Boot. 23 Boleno Riding G,E. Washer /Dryer, T.V,, Chinese Runner 12M2 t/2 Bike. 2 Bedroom upstairs apt. 304875· Stroller. Collet Table. Boom Box, 2649. , 741J.446·824 L 2bdrm. apia .• total elec:irlc, ap- Gold Chain Link Necklece For pliances furnished, laundry room sara, Valuea At $250 Will Take lacllltlaa. clcea t~ school In lown. ·Reasonable Oilers, 740·448· Applications available at: Village 9787. GrHn Apts. 149 or cal 740-992· 3711. EOit Grubb'S Plano- tuning 8 repairS. Problems? Need Tunad7 Call the 458 112 secon.t Avenue, GaiHpo· plano Or. 740-446o4525 . llo, 2 Bedrooms. AC. Appliances. $425/Mo., $225 Depoal!, Utilities JET Paid 740-448-2129. AERATION MOFORS Repaired, & FlobuHt tn Stock. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT Cell Ron Evans, t-800-537·95211. BUDGEt PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATEs, 52' Westwood Drlvo trom $279 10. $358. Wale 10 shop King size sort Sider waterbed. & movln Call 740·448·2568. nlghl stands & tloor !IIOdel N . EqUal Housing Opporturlty. 304-518·26t5, For Lease: Apartment In Gallipo- • Q3 Bulla 11-16 months. Certified Langsville/ Dexter area. 740-7.C2· Full blooded German shepherd pupptas. rwo loft, malo and leonale, 580 42.000 Miles On Motor, Runa ..9 And Looks Grea11 Man, NeJt J Polled Black Llmousln Bulls 741J. 367-7800, Mixed hay, $1 a bela out Ollleld, 2413 Jackson AYe. Point Pleas- ani, 304<675-2063. 570 • 5 949-2217 anytime. Quality Registered Blactc Angus Cenrral Air Conditioning. Frae Es· Both Losel740·446·6306. 1·800· able Whitt With New Black Top: e•collent condition, $14.600. 7411- 640 tlmatesl If You Don't Call Us, We 11~ • Q J 52 COrw:Aiii 11 lrkl 114 Dliorderly 11C8ny••• GRAOUAOON SPECIAL ''':' , 1998 Chrysler LeBaron Convt:rl· ,, New $1,000,740-448-4053, Now Open Sundeys t-4 . Mon·Sat 11·8. Fish lank & Pot Shop, size 7, paid $1400, will take Clean. nice yard , Woods . Finishing Mower Like 540 Mlscallaneous l ' Bee room Mollie Home lor rent. Payments Alter 4 Years. 1-800· . (REPO) Sat up on lot, Beat Olfe<. 800-3836862. AKC Regls!ered Bassat Hound Herd. <;:ummlnga Angus Farm. Merchandise - ..... ' 1981 Fralghlllner with aleeper;. Good New Idea Manure Spreader 1984 Tlmp, reefer uauer; tt79 Jo• Chatn Driven Medium Size Milk · Kenworth wllh sleeper; 1984 Cow. Will Freshen In Few Days, FrelgMtnar wllh sleeper: caN San- ; 740-446-15115 dt 740·992·3220 or leave mes·..-1 _ ge. . .. ' Nice Belted Galtowey Bull Wilgh· .. ' •J lng Approx. 800 Pds. $425; 5 Ft. 1990 Ford F 3'50 Diesel, crt.,. blltan & oliver, S300. 1emaloo, S150 males, 740-667-3889. AKC Whitt German Shepherd Pupa $150. 740-256-8444. size 7. paid $700 will tako, $300; 7<0-367·0286 or 740-949-2481 , 440 For Sale By Owner· B Room House In-Ground Pool Goad Condition, 1 112 Acres, On· At 7 Sout'l, 7411-441·4035. Weeks 014. S50 741l-992·m9. AKC Siberian Female 12 weeks, 420 Mobile Homes for Rent Make 2 Payments Move In No Don·t throw your hard earned mone~ away? Roofing, painting, carpentry, lawnmowli1g, ate. Top quality, tree estimates. Russ Thurner, 74Q-992-9049. French Alpine Goat suck' 1 AKC German Shepherd puppleo, parent from Twa Worlds Kennel , Full Blooded Poodles, 6 Weeks bedroom tralkn In Pomeroy, $250 Due Anytime $100 Each, 1 Billy 850.7~2- . .. Fair Pig Hampshire t 112 Year 014 Brood Sow 740-379-2126. 1032, carat, round diamond solitaire, size a. paid $800.- will taka $550; 9052. St ,325 . cown, $205. per month. 1·00IJ.69 1-11771. . Pupo Tri-Colored, $100, 740-446- Three bedroom house and two NEW 3 BEDROOM ($16,995) OAKWOOD HOMES Barbours· ville 304-736·3409 4672. Adorable AOstrallian Shephlfd ~ $75, 742·2735. Dan's Lawn care, Free Estimates, Reasonable Rates, 304·674· Double wide 3br, 2 bath. only Cross Cows With Calves $600 A Pair, 4 Fainting Pigmy Goata S Sheets. 373 Georges (:reek Rd. 7<0-448.Q23L 29Hl096, Oakwo;d Homes Nitro. WV 304-' 949-3228, Hydro Bath . Don 1109. Dapendeble Lady Will Do· House· . 01 high wa1er. 3BR; one~. pl..,. ty atorage, reduced $37,950. 741J. clearing, 304-e75-8736. 755-5885, Year Old Gelding ~. Gentle, Good Trail Horse. $800, 1 Angua Vet Checked. Shots & Wormed, $100, 740-319-2383Kalf¥ MCQOL DQWNIM $4,000 Local Gov't. & Bank Repo's Callt-800·522·2730. X Llvntock 1124 E, Main Street, on Rt. 124. Pomeroy. Hours: M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. to 8:00p.m .. Sundey 1:00 1o 8:00 p.m. 740·992·2526. Russ Moore owner. a monlh, 304- 1 ·5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM 630 1 A Groom Shop · Pet Grooming. Qoalllootl : •..._ , f 4 Riding Horses 740·367·7221, 741).367-(lt t7, Pete for Sale Featuring Ohio On Jackson. Pike 740·448· 24t20rt·eoo-594·1111 , Buy or silL Riverine Antiques, AST Adventurer 133 Pentlum-1 .2 gig home computer~ color ink Jel printer, 15" color monitor, Dolby stereo, Windows 95, plus more. Blocking Wood & Wedges And dation. 40x54 $9.218 now SS,980· 40x25 was $5,560 now $3,08L Must sell, can deliver. HOD-292· 0111 . Used Furniture Store Below Hotl- Puppies, 1st Shott & Wormed, Gallipolis, $340/Mo., W/D Hook· day Inn In Kanauga . Beds, 74D-367-n06. Up, Deposit Required, 513·574- Couches, Dressers, Tables. I" __;_;_;_______ . D&&ks, Lamps And More! Open AKC Registered Shih· Tzu pup2539, M·T ·W, tll-4. 740-448·4782. pies. 8wks old, first shots & 2 bedroom house, clean, carpet· wormed. 2male,/21emales. 304· ad, stove, no relrlgerator, no In530 Antlquee 875-41~ or 304-675-1215. 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes S260·S300, sewer. water and nyl Skirting Kits $299.95. An· Huge 28x80 3BR. 1 112 balh, 3 Or 4 Bedroom Rapch ~4x24 Slar!lng at ONLY $39,999. Many Garge FR With F~reprace Insert . options available. 1·888·928· Kitchen Oak Cabinet, Fenced In 3426 Yard /Deck $65.000 740·245 · Convenlent Racine lo.catlon, out Available, $950. 7<0-2156-1484.' chora, Wood & Fiberglass Steps, Root Coatings, Doors. Windows. Plumbing & Electrical Supplies. Olvotce Force& Sales· Take over payment•. 2br; 2 bath, financing 843-5453. MOVINGI Like New Living Room Suite, Sola. Loveseat, & Chelr. Early American Accessories Are Discount Mobile Home Parts & Accessories Water Heaters, VI· 3 Bedrooms. 1 Bath, LR. FR. 94 etcrea wllh two story three bedroom home. I & t/2 balhs. lull basement, asking $135:000, 740· ranges. Skaggs Appliances, 76 Vine Street, .Call740·446·7398, 1·800-499-3499, Recliners; K11chen Tabla & Chairs; Whirlpool Refrigerator, All Homo SuPJI!v Al1·741l-448-9416, 5946, Or ~eave Message. rafrlger~uors, $200 Deposit, 15 minutes from town on Nolgncomood Rd, 2 Rei· erences Roqulrtd. 7ol0-448-9342, ter 5pm, Kllchen, Laundry Room With 3 Acres. Bulaville Pikb, 740-441 · 0038. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers, 989-69r-en7. All real estate advertising In 813·3585 , Ext 6474, 8 A.M. ·9 P.M,, 7 Days lds,inc. RENTALS t4x70 3br $999 down, $198 per 16x80 3br. 2 balh, $1,32S. down, inc. Benefits. No Expenence. For App. And E•am Info. Call . t·BOO· n9s. Your Area Buth Hog Oealtr For Parts. Rotary Cuttef8, Loaders, Tillers, Finish Mowers, Etc. Car· michael's Farm & Lawn Midway Belwoen Gallipolis & Rio Grandt, two steel buildings, public 'llqui· 560 Autoe tor Slle 710 Rio Grande: OH Call 740·245· 5121 , Ilona! In Gallla County. Have Rei· French City Maytag, 740·448· 14 •70 38R, $999 Down & ONLY $179 por mo, Free air & lreo skirt· lng. 1·989·9211-3426. ~m. Up Garage /Dry Basement Op· Washers, Dryers, Ranges. Refrl· gratora, 90 Day Guaranleel · Building Supplln Block , brick, sewer pipes, wind· ows. ll'ntets, etc. Claude Winters, Houu, Fenced Yard, WfO Hook· -----------·1 320 Mobile Homes for Sale mo. free alr & s~rllng. 1~800-691· 5555, Or 740-388-8048. 180 Property In Gallipolis, 80•11\0 Or 50 Ft. Front 80 Ft Length, Mini· mum, 740-441-1504 AltarS, Nool< RocenUy 8212 .. Livingston's basement waterproofing, all basement repairs done. free estimate~J, lifeUme guarantee. toyrs on job expe:rl- Wanled To Rent With 01 Without Option To Buy 2 ·3 Bedroom tached 2 ear garage, large corner lot. Inviting neighborhOod, dra&ll· Spring Valley ~"'"· 4 Bedrooms, LR, DR. 2 112 Boths, Large Family Joe's TV·VCR Service Free Estimates All Woo Guaranteed 304-675-t124 Now Taking Applicallons At Dom. lno's Pizza, Gallipolis, & Pomeroy Locations. Middlepor1, 01145760. EOE Aemodaled 2 story, 2 king atze bedrooms, - vinyl windows, de- VENDING: For Sale. .Highly Prof· Now f:ilring · Wail Staff, Apply In Person At Magie's, 39 Court GI/Eirbrook Center Ms lull time & part time STN"A positions avail· able for all Shifts, anyone tnterested please top by & fill out an ap. plication, 740-992-6472, Overbrook Center, 333 Page Street, 550 aum.c 411 Prlollill"l · ti!;~--stla··-M·--·2 •· be~n«!today.AnyoftheSerollla llr'<VI"' y, ay · 7' I.998 ld I ad . " Ill the year ahead ' )'OU may have cou e lO your soals. an -opponunity to Put something . - VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your together that might be profitable and aulhorily over others may surface wot;!hwhile. Two other people of today in ways !hal lire highly effecequal talent could also be involved. live without being offerisive or forceGEMINI (May 2I-June 20) Try to ' fui.·AII involved will 'k now yoU're in tllkC: some lime today for old 'friends charge. yciu've been neglecting ·lately. This~ LIBRA (Sept 23-0c:t. 23) Situaget•logether will be mon: refreshing ; tions arisins loday may be similar to than a tonic. Gemini. treat yourself to : those you've handled successfully in a bi(lllday gift. Send for -your Astra-· the past Let your experiences PfOph_,. · • the ah ad· vide you with the biiiCpl'inl. ra ,..~tcttons •Or Y~ e ' SCORPIO (""'. 24-No". 22) • \ by ·mailina $~ and Si\SE to Astra- · ""' • • Gratib, cJo this newspaper P.O. 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Be sure everything you undertake has mean· ing and purpost. • .AQUARIUS Oan. :zo:Feb. 19) Conditions . are favorable today to ·-engqe in a serious conversation you've been wanting to have with a special friend. Be fortHright in saying what needs to be said. . .PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Con· llnue to give priority to matters th8i e,nlwK:e your financial, jdition. If • · your motivllbon 11 sbong enou&h. it · could lead to the binh of a ~I eg. ARIES(Min:h21-Apriii9)Treat . with significaooe 1118lters thai should be lrealed seriously today, but stay . 1ooae enOUJh to enjoy a gtiod lqh -even if it's on you. TAURUS, (Apri_l 20-May 20) Asiiltanc:e from a 1011n:e you leuc expect might be fonhcoming today. It will help you oul of a liahl spot you've been unable to resolve. · • I 11. r'>...,. �•f. Page 10 • The Dally Sentinel Wed Tuesday, May 26, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Weather . Six.scholarships awarded at Middleport alumni· banquet BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH Sentinel News Staff Recognition of returning alumni and awarding of six scholarships highlighted the 1998 Middleport High School Alumni Association banquet held Saturday night at Meigs Middle School. • Classes holding reunions were 1968, the 30th; 1963, 35th; 1958, 40th; 1953. 45th; 1948, 50th; 1943. 55th; 1938. 60th; 1933. 65th; 1928, 70th. Given special recognition by Bob Byer, emcee for the program, was Mary Rinehart of the class of 1928. the oldest graduate attending . Others recog nized were Ike Neal, the oldest football captain; Judy Wildermuth Allensworth, oldest homecoming queen; and Doris Barker Bailey, oldest valedictorian. . Recipients of Susan G. Par k Memorial Scholarships were Katherine Bachtel. daughter of Forrest and Carol Scou Buchtel of Phocniz. Ariz. ; Mauhcw Joseph• Williams. son of Clarence and Jill Williams of Middleport ; Sand ra K. You ng, daughter of James R. Young ·and Barbara A. Demoskey Young of Rutland, and Michael Lcitheit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lcilllcit, Pomeroy. The sc holarships were eac h $600. Since 1961 when the scholar. ship was started as a memorial Jo the longtime Middleport teacher, more 1933: ltharner Neal , Middleport. Clara Gilmore Riley, Middleport;. than $50,000 has been awarded to 1934: Edna Hayes Qaskill, Mid1948: Marie Greenlee Allen, students with parents· or grandpar' dleport; Elizabeth Brailford Lohse, • Spartansburg, S. C.; Dorothy Chase ents who graduated from Middleport fomeroy. Anthony, Middleport; Helen Gilkey High School. 1935: Edison Baker, Middlepon , Byer,. Middleport; loraine Riggs The McComas-Moore School of Middleport. Neff. Ravenswood; Harry Feather$1,000. named for the late Supt. Lee · 1936: Clifford Cunningham, stone, Wooster; Belly Lewis John· McComas and longtime teacher, Lima; Roben King, Middlepon. son, Carroll; Eua Burrell Norton, Nan M()(lre, was awarded to My ca 1937: Chester Haddox , Holly- Bellview, Aa.; Ruih Prall Powers, · Haynes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. wood, Fla. Middleport; Dorothy Miller Roach, Sonny Haynes, Coolvil,le. 1937: Wallace Russell , Middle- Pomeroy; William Russell, Mariet· Came Hanson, daughter of Mr. port. ta; Kenneth: Sauer. Sunnyvale, , and Mrs. AI Hanson, Middleport, 1940: Betty Roush Allenswort h, Cali,f.; Mary Rollins Scarberry, Tup· received the Crawford-Gray-Lewis Groveport; Charles Entsminger, pers Plains; Lee Smith, Adrian, Scholarship, given' by Dr. W. W South Charleston; Mildred Asbury Mich. · Edward Lewis in memory of Dr. Mosely, St. Albans, W. Va.; Chesler 1949: Gerald Anthony, MiddleRichard H. Crawford; H. Burdette Rice, Union City, Ga. ; Manha Rob- port; Charles Byer, Middleport; Gray, Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis, son Cunningham. Lima. Kathryn Bachtel Dallas, Agoura Judith Andress Lewis and the eight 1941: William Diles, Athens ; Hills, Calif; Virginia Grogan Hoi· siblings of the donor. Nina Triplen Haddox, Hollywood, man, Middleport. Planning the -observunce was I he Fla.; Denver Rice, Middleport; Ruth 1950: Grace Montgomery class of 1952, with a C0!11mittee of Hamilton Tygert, Point Pleasant. Abboll, Pomeroy; Mary Gilmore 1942; J. William Call. Long Bot- Brewer; Middleport; ·Norma Jean Nancy Bea•~r. June Kloes. Carolyn Litchfield, and June Duffield . tom ; Peggy Robson Kerns, Sebring, Custer, Middleport; Grace MeDon· Invocation for .the dinner was Fla. ; Jose ph Young, Pomeroy. aid Hanawalt. Merrill Island, Fla.; give n by Mike Gcrl at h, and music 1943: Charles Burk, Brook Park; Don na Russell Haylh, Wellston ; for the dance which followed the Lois Roush Cunnin gham, Syracuse: Charles Stoban, Columbus ; Raydinner was by Sunny and Stix. Janelle Stewart Harney. Huntsville; mond Walburn. Middleport. Yvonne Scally with a commi ncc she Patricia Devol Kloes, Bidwell ; Mar1951: James Buell. Knightdale. will appoint, w1 ll have charge of the jorie Diles Mitchell , Athens; Helen N. C.; Don Payne. Dayton ; William 1999 banquet. Burk Sti ckley, Columbus; Dorothy Swisher, Middleport ; John Ward, Allending frum their respective Burnell Walter. Belpre; Rowen a Bourbonnais. Ill. ; Roscoe Wise, classes were the l(lllowing alumn i: Warren Young. Pomeroy. Middleport; Belly Ashley Snow. 1928: Mary Stephenson Rinc1946: Richard Bailey, Middle- Shade. hnn, Pomeroy. port; Doris Barker Bailey, Middle1952: Nancy Miller Beaver. Mid· ·1931: Clara Ham ilton Darst. pori; P~~gy Lewis DarSt, Zanesville; dl cport; Franklin Clark, Point Pleas, Middleport. . Alfred Scarberry, Gallipolis. ant ; Doris Mayes Coleman, Jackson; 1947: James Arnold. Cincinnati; Shirley Miller Coleman, Rutland ; 1932: l:larold Lohse , Pomeroy. Charles Haskins, ·spencerville; Ruth Chase Jenkins , Thurman ; June Smart Kloes, Middleport; Carolyn Pierce Litchfield, Point Pleasant; Richard Rawlings, Mason, W. Va.; Nola Knopp Swisher. Middlepon; Carol Bachtel Tannehill. Middle. port. 1953: RolJert Byer, Syracuse; Nancy Hartley Cooper, Liberty, Mo.; Bill Darst, Lima; Frank Eastep. Dayton; Shirley Evans Eastep, Dayton,; Arlene Bowles King, Bronx , N: Y; Paddy lambert Dooliule, Berea; Rex Maiden, Nelsonville; Mary Bradley Stanton, Marietta; Charles Vroman, Belpre; Baline Walburn, Vienna W. Va.; Marilyn Ebersbach Wolfe, Racine. 1954: Jenene Moore Cunningham; Huntington, W. Va.; Rae Mills Gwiazdowsky. Middleport. · · 1955: R0nald Fultz, Westerville; Steila Stover Hubbard, lancaster; Iii's VanCooney, Franklin . 1956: Ernestine Asbury McCo-. mas, Parkersburg, w: Va.; Chcrole Blake Burdette . LaVerne . Calif~ Nancy Roller Calc . Middleport ; Jan· icc Childs Faikder, Fair Hope. Ala.; James Mourning, Middleport. 1957: James Bowles, .Pdint Pleasant. W. Va.; Gail Stumbo Hovatter. Richard Hovatter. Middleport; Barbara Captcina Mora, Pomeroy. · 1958: Judy Arnold, Middleport; Carol Blaker Oiler, Stockport; Charlotte VanMeter. Pomeroy; Indians defeat Tigers 9-2, Page 5 Beat of the Bend column, Page 7· Observes ·1OOth birthday, Page 12 Today: Cloudy High: 70; Low:SO .Vonda See Walburn, Vienna, W. Va.; .Charles Wayland, Coolville. 1959: Richard Roller. Belpre. 196o: David Hartinger; Apple Valley. Minn.; Lorena Haning Rolle r, Belpre. 1961: Thomas Anderson ; Middleport; Darrell Bechtle, .Middleport ; Linda Forrest Stobarl and William Stobarl, Middleport. 1962: Karen Gregg Nease, Middleport 1962: John Allensworth, Tiffin; Carol Gilkey Bechtle, Middleport; Charles Bush, Enon ; Carolyn Russell Collins, Pomeroy: Charlotte Davidson Hanning, Pomeroy; Jeanne Bowles Gross, Columbus; Roger Manley, Middleport. . 1964: Judy Wildermuth .Allensworth, T1ffin; Marilyn Swan Anderson, Middleport; Cinda Sauer Harris, Middleport; Ellen Dunon Ki ehl, Saratoga Springs , N. Y 1965: Tommy Lyons, Lapeer, Mich.; Alan Wallace, Arlillgton, Va. i966; John Blake , Middleport. 1967: Marjorie Harris Blake , . Middlepon; Mike Gerlach and Debbie Gerlach, Middleport. 1968: Ca rol King Brewer, Mid· dlcporl; Debra King Finlaw. long Bottom; Mike Gress, Columbus; Candace Bahr Pope, Bidwell ; Mary Gerard Rice, Whcelersbug; William Swan. Middleport; and Mark Tannehill, Heath. Tomorrow: Sunny High: 80; ·L9W:60 By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff TWo victims of a fatal Saturday afternoon fire in Middleport have .been identified. Dead are Roger H. Vining. 53, and Jesse Howand Vining. age 2. Coroner Douglas Hunter said he is awaiting official autopsy results but indicated the preliminllry cause · of death appears to be ~ moke inhalation. He said the bodies were released lo Fisher Funeral Home, Middleport. The two were killed in a fire Sat· urday that gutted the two-and-a·halfstor)', 98 Pearl Street residence of James Vining around 2:30p.m. Cause of the blaze is uridetermi!'ed at this time, acconding to Dennis Ginty, a spokesman for the shown here 111118 fire scane at 98·Purl Street S&turUy afternoon. Cauu of tha flra Is unde- . ~ICHAEL LEIFHEIT Susan Park Scholarship KATHERINE BACHTEL Susan Park Scholarship · State Fire M~m;hal's Office in Colum· ·efit' pro wrestling show Satunday, 7 bus, the agency investigating the p.m. at the Rutland Civic Center with . blaze. The fire marshal's office is rou· proceeds to benefit the family . tineiy called to investigate fires . Admission is any needed donation of non-perishable food , clothing or resulting in.fatalities . Meanwhile, the community i~ household it~ms. · reaching out to assist survivors of the Tyler Scarbrough, age 3, llrother of the younger victim, was reported blaze. . The Ash Street Free Will Baptist in good condition Tuesday at 'Chil· Church, Middleport. is accepting dren's Hospital in Columbus where donations Thursday and Friday, 5-7 he wa.~ treated for facial bums. Their p.m. for the Vining family. · mother. Bobbie Scarbrough. 26. was . Sought are non-perishable items, discharged Sunday from The Ohio household items and clothing in the State Univers ity ' Bum Center in following sizes: men's pants, 36-38 Columbus. . Two passersby, Josh Kauff. 16. waisl/30 inseam and J4-36 waisl/30 inseam; women's pants, 5-7; bOy's. Pomeroy. and Dana ireland. 30. .4T-5T. . Chester, were. treated at Veterans In addition. the Bloodwar Memorial Hospital forminor.injuries Wrestling Alliance is holding a ben' and released. Bystanders said the two had assisteij the fire victims. Park·conditions discussed · By BRIAN J. REED and that they agreed to provide the that she wa.' especially concerned sentinel N-1 Staff . necessary security for the facilities. about sevemlthefl complaints from or 111e Middleport VOiuniNr Ffra DlpaibiiBIIt are Conditions at Middleport's park . The agreement will only be in effect residents whose !lowers had been . . areas were discusSed at length when for one year. he explained. stolen from graves. .. Middleport Village Council . .met in When games are not underway. Council discussed locking the regular ses.~ion on Tuesday evening. 'however. the permanent restrooms cemetery entrances at night. and . ' ' ' ' In the absence of Mayor Dewey will be closed. to the public due to Chief Swift said that police officers Horton, Council ·President Beth vandalism problems. would monitor the cemetery area.~ . ' Stivers presided at the meeting. . Council agreed to install a handi- closer at night, although h~ said !hat which was held on Tuesday due to.the capped-accesKible portable toilet in . officers do !11ake a point of policing II Memorial Day holiday. each park, and to stabilize all of the the areas frequently. · COLUMBUS (AP) _ A Peiry Sam Eblin. a member of the vii· portable restrooms that the village Council reversed a decision from County judge will begin hearings in !age's reoreation C9mmittee, met with . maintains. The village now has four the zoning variance committee, August 10 consider the . state's the council to discuss a dumpster on such facilities from Modem Sanita- allowing Steve Hudson to install a est tap as well as the cost of destroyresponse 10 the Ohio Suprem.e the corner .at Dave Diles Park near tion at a cost of $200 per month. small used car lot on his property qn . By BRIAN ,J. REED . $entlnel News. Staff ing their old septic tanks. They also Court's ruling that said the state's downtown Middleport, saying that Eblin complained that passersby Rutland Street. Councilman Robert Pooler, who "If you have to bOITow the mon- will be required to pay asllare of the school-funding systenl is unconstitu- I he dumpster was an eyesore and were play'•ng portable stereos at loud questioning the need for the recepta- tevels la.te at njght, causing a distur- serves on the committee and voted ey. then borrow the money. These cost of debt incurred in construction, tional. either in 11 flat fee ai !he time they Common Pleas Judge linton· cle. bance in residential areas. Police against the ·variance la.~t night, said people have suffered enou(lh.' A request fot full ·fundins of connect, or over a 40-year period on Lewis, who,.was lert in charge o{Jhe The dumpst~rjs used by at ·l~ast . Chief Bruce Swift~ that warnings that Hpdson's request wa.' originally .• ens~: by the Supreme Coun. will hear . two downtown liilsinesses, acconling and citations have DCCn issued for denied· because of traffic concerns. , expepse$ necelfiBlY to cOnnect ali tJ1Fir sewer bill. . homes to the Tuppers Plains RegionSewer District board members testimony before determilling to village administrator Biil Brown- disorderly condUCI in cases where the and ·betliuse several residents in the al Sewer sy~m wu reiterated to the have said ihat those who refuse to whether the state addr.:ssed the ing, and those businesses pay to use loud music has been a repeated prob- area,opposed the proposal. Meigs Couniy Commissioners during conneet 10 the system could be forced . court's concerns, William Phillis, the dumpster because they are unable lem. Hudson. in meeting wiih council their regul!'f meetiiJB on Tuesday. to.abandon their homes, due to EPA head of the coalition of schools that to place suitable receptacles on the Eblin also noted an a~ndoned C:'f last night. presented a petition from The meeting.. wa5 held yesterday -require'!'Cnts. challenged the funding system, said street. · · at First and Wal~ut wh1ch he satd other residents in the area who Despite those conditions, vinualCou.icil deCided that the du.mpster should be removed. · expressed no opposition for the produe to the Memorial Day 1\oliday. · 1he d'tSind · .,as " · 'f\H:sday. · f nd C ' I be S d I arel nn••l · Loretta Murphy, who heads a cit- ly every, res•'de nt m Lewis scheduled a two-week hear· ~ould be moved out o sight a ounct mem r an Y ann • r~ izens group made up of residents j~ threatened to refuse~ c~nnc:j:t to the . ing beginning Aug.'24. chained, and fines will be issued to li said she felt that those violating viiThe lot will be used·only to ternthe new .Tuppers Plains Regional system un~ess financmg 1s avaiia~le. The Supreme Court raled la.~t those who are unauthorized to use it. lage ondinances, whether relating to por.uily store autos. Hud'on said. and Sewer District, and William and Those res1de~ts have been meeung year in a lawsuit filed by most of Eblin also said that the village noise, junk cars or illegal use of vii· to:qualify him for a dealer's license. Doris Buchanan, business owners in reg':'larly to dtscuss the status of the Ohio's 611 school districts that the · needs to repair several pieces of park lage dumpsters should be conSistent· Hudo;on wa.~ limited to •toring a maxTuppers Plains, .met with the com· prolecL , . . current funding system creates 100 equipment, and .need.~ to install hand- ly cited and fined. · imum of si• cars on his property. .. missioners to check ihe board's , We would }tlce a ..c~m~ment many disparities among dislric~ and icapped~accessible portable toilets in Council thaOked Eblin ~or helping · lannarelii thanked members of the .progress on seeking funding to assist from you today, Murphy said. guar· that it relies 100 heavily 01\ local prop- boill ·parks. those portable toilets to install new grills at Hartmger Park, Middleport Community Association residents in connecting to the system, anteeing full funding 10 connect ~o erty taxes. . . have been knocked over by vandals and for mowing the park areas. and the Riverbend Arts Council for as well as disconnecting from and the-sy.stem and io destroy old septiC The Legislature and Gov. G,eorge this spring. and Ebljn . <~aid he reels Arnold Johnson reported that the their efforts in planting flowers and • · t hat t he M'ddl destroying residents' existing septic tanks · . . Voinovich placed a peqny-per-dollar that it is unralf 1 eport fitrst wee ken d 'ror ac 11v1 t1es ·at the · other beautification efforts downtanks and sewer systems. Mutp"y sa~d her dc~d tncl~ iall increase on the May !I ballot. The Youth League ha.~ been siven "exclu· Middleport Pool was successful. and town. . Residents in the district are not only~ who quahfy as low and is.~ue would have mised St. I billion sive use" of the petmaneni restroom that a pool party with a band 'will be Council also approved a transfer :required to pay ~ full. cost of con- moderate mcome households as a year 10 be 'Split between schools and facilities at Generill Hartinger Park. held this weekend and open to the of funds of $3,000 to the water tandk improvement tund. and authorize ;necting_their _residences to the neatCouncl'l member Steve Houchins public. ConlI n•ed on page J property tn relief. But voters reject-' he 1 rk · eed · h 1 fi that the action taken earli· · He ,also noted that b.usinesses. I c.e to proc wu annua reht· ed ihe issue 80 percent to 20 percent. e xpl•;ned ... f he $?64 nnn . 1 er this month to give control of the have been asked to contnbute to a nanctngo t ·"""owmgont e The state says it wm argue that it restrooms to the league does not •und to purcha...e season pool pa.•se.~ VI.11 ages . newest fi•re truek· . : • already ha., done enough for schools '' Pre 1 c ·1 membe rs sen tosatisfytheruling. That includes the me•n -· tliat only Youth League panic· •or " needy children. s · Poolwere1 ounct 11· H h' . · lannarelli said that she had and livers, · appropn' ation of more money. a fund ipants can use the restrooms. explainR Mer. 1annan: B' '· · oucJoh.ms ing that the Youth League paid for received·numerous complaints about oger an ey; rownmg. n' . scene only ml' nutes after them · ,·shap, that provides more aid to replace or . son and Swl.ft and Brent Manl"" vi' I One official investigating a repair run-down school buildings necessary repairs to make the the conditions atthe vtllage cemetery · . • -,. • · J i'estrooms functional for this sea.o;on, over Memorial Day weekend. and 1age supenntem.1ent. "·-elrecreational vessel accident he <~aid -& • ~'es.terbc"" sat'd the smaller boat and new school and student penor· that occurred on the Ohio River "' ·e d·-'· · · Sundayaround6:JOp.m.nearRac:ine did wa., owned by Dennis t.ohman. He mancestan wu.,. The 'coalition of districts that filed "r 1 r :, 1101 know his age or address. The said boaters on the ·smaller vessel · he boa Chatl the suit wiU argue that the siate ha.~ • · es A lawrence County man ha' been the Huntington (W Va.) Herald-Dis- Sheriff Roy Smith and othets · were very fortunate to escape injury. other vessel was I tow t anempted to coax him into surren"We are very fortunate 110 one was T. Jones owned by Madison Coal and not done nearly enough to comply chllf'l,oed with felonious assault and patch. dering. sefiously hun." <~aid Lt. Eric Wester· Supply, Charleston, W.Va. with what the cqurt described a.~ a aggmvated arson in the wake of a Thacker is alleged to have entered Deputies ended the standoff wben beiJ. senior investigalive officer for It appears 'the recreational vessel "complete and systematic overhaul... Memorial Day incident in Waterloo the State Route 141 home of Pamela they threw twh tear ga~ canisters into the Huntington, w.va. offiCCoftlle the outbuilding. ·acconding to the U.S. Coast Guard. f ~.... headed . Westerbeii is investigating the path 0 the ~II MS with authorities. itT's Department, and nuacked her HerJ!d-Dispatch . Neighbors said Thacker and incident along with the West Virginia cjownriver, Westerbc id. The Kevin Thacker, 42. Ironton. wa.~ around 9:41 ~.m. Monday. Beacham. Depanmeqt or Natural Resources. three occupants of the small boat COLUMBUS (AP) - Mary arraigned Tuescjay in lawrence , who wa• allegedly beaten in the inci- Beach~m had lived 'together, but The qeneies have joint jurisdiction, were able 10 swim to safety before the Boyle. the Cleveland Democrat run· County Municipal Cou.rt and faces a dent. ·fled the hOIIsc to a. neighbor's were separated at the time of tbe incident, the newspaper reported . . l}e said. In addition, a boat owned by barge struck, he said. . niil[l for U.S. Senaie: wants to halt the preliminwy ·hearing on the charges on residence 10 call for help. An exact motive behind the incithe Ohio Division of Wildlife was 011 The incident remains un<ler inves- growth of foctory farming in Ohio Monday. June 1. Thacker is alleged to have shot at tigation. he said. , · · . · until the government addresses what · He i~ lodged in the Lawrence Beacham five times before she: cjent has not been established, court · The Racine Volunteer Fire Depart- she considers a need for more regu- County J,ail on a SIOO.OOO'Ca.~h bond reached tht neighbor's house, and ollicials said. The assault charge ment and . squad, a.•sisted by tile lation. · · or 5200.000 propeny · bond. But wa.' reportedly seen ·selling the fire carries a prison term of two to eight Syracuse VFD and Central Dispatch · Boyle tiddres.'led the issue Tuesday- Thacker may 1101 post bond because that leveled the residence. He then years, and the arson charge, three to squad resPonded to the scene where at a news conference with Sen. Tom he is atso sought in Gallia County on went to a nearby outbuilding•.where 10 years. acconding to the HeraldDan Pancake. Jeffrey and Dennis Harkin, D-lowa. Harkin is a leading a rape allegation, court officials told he stayed while lawrence County Dispatch. · lohman were treBled a1 the scene. advocate of stricter feden!J.regulation. . 2 Sections • 12 . . . . ' VoU9,No.l5 termined. TP residents. seek total ·funding for sewer ·costs SANDRA K. YOUNG '~usan Park Scholarship Giants rally to top Reds Page 4 . Fire victims identified·: . VICTIMS IDENTIFIED • VIctim. of a .fltal ui•kencllllddlepal1 fire W11't Roger H. VIning, 53, and ...... Howard Vining, • 2.11embera CARRIE HAFTSON Craw-Gray-Lewis Sch('larship Sports May 27, 1998 COUrf schedules h.ear,'lng 1"n #undl"ng case . . 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So rather than fC!~uce our Shield francbi!IC in Ohio is dropping benefits or charge a premium that fdl its Medicare health maintena~~~:e seniors could alford, we deci~ ~~ organization in 19 nJa1 counties and · concentrate on our urban counttes. partsofth~eeolhers:·· Medlcare'HMOmembeninrural Anthem Blue Cro&a and Blue area of northeast. central and south, Shield said Tuesday it is losing ilion· west Ohio haVe uniil Jan. I to find ey on the program in rural areas but alternatives to the program known 8JI would 1101 511y how much. k wants to Anthem Senior Adv8!'tage, _the corn· concentnte on profitable um.n Dill'· pany said. The chaJI&e .wtll affect kets. . about 20,000 of Anthem's 60,000 "lninostofthellale'sniajorntet· Medicare HMO members. rcipolitan areas, we have .had' out"Obviously•• Anthem. i's givin(l standing sua:css "said Lynne 0rou, 1¥1tice. But I think It's g01ng' to ereAnthem vice ~ident. ale a hiah level of stress for seniors," . "However, like many other said Oarlinn Story. executive director health-care companies, we have of Pro Seniors. a no_nprofit qency . ~ that provides legal and long-~em~ care services for elderly people. " It's an is.\ue that they'd prefer not to deal ·with." People affected by the change can switch back into the government Medicare pi'OIIram. That m~ght cost them access to some servtces that HMOs offer - including physical examilllllions or eye exan.'s - that aren't covered under Medtcare. Ms. St'!')' said. not covered by the government program, Anthe'." spokeswoman Kendr~ Overbeck sa1d. , . In tnaJIY tllo'ICS, thllt. would repre· sent a sharp monthly tncrea...e from whatelderlyjleople.payforcoverage under the Med•c~ H~C? program. Anthem satd 11 1s lnaihng packets to alfected customers to inform them about the iltematives. . . Anthem operateS tts Med1care HMO program ul\der con~tto the federal government, through the Or, .those losina the Medicare . ~lth Care Financi?g Administra· ~0 coverag~ may cjloose to start t1on. Anthem has nottfled the HCFA :paying $60 a month or more to be of the planned chan~e. aac','CY covered by Anthem's Medicare sup- spokesworilan. Betty WetsbciJ .sat'!plemcntal programs. which pay costs ·Anthem satd that on Jan. I. II wtll withdraw the Medicare HMO program from Carroll. Holmes. S~. Tuscara~a\, Wayne. Brown, H1gh- . Ia~. Chnto.n, Cos~ton, Delaware; : Fa1rfield. Ltckmg. Ptc~awpy, Clark, : Darke, Greene: Mtarm, Preble and : Shelby . counttes . and parts Columbiana. Madtson and Warrep. : counties. : The program will continue 10 be · offered in. 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