https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9f129dadbcc00dcccf5a95a051d89c6e.pdf ed0159130e72292bac1a8540a0a0fc08 PDF Text Text • • • Page 12 • The Dally Sent!nel Pome.roy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, .iune 3, 1998 . • . Thursday ·&alorade Thirsi Quenther 3201. High: 70s; J,.ow: SOa WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD THRU JUNE 6, 1998 Tomorrow: Rain High: 70s; Low: SO• DOUBLE COUPONS IYERYDIY-5EE STORE FOR DETIIU I~ $1·19 Ground Chuck ••••••••~~••- ·. . .( Leg·Quarters ••••••••~••••43 .( Hot Dogs •••••••••••••~ .0:~~- 79 . · $ $1·99 59 Bottom Round SteakJ~ · Tavern H · ••••.••• ~!:. 1 FRESH CHICK_ EN. . . SUPERIOR ·. . . . SUPERIOR BONELESS USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF TOP OR . ' OSCAR MAYER '. Fun Packs ••••••••••!~!~~.. 16 oz• .· HARVESJ'BACON .. - . $169 Wesson .Cook~ng Oil 410Z. . CINCINNATI (AP)- All claims· againSt the fireworks ind11511)'.from il fatal 11111them Ohia lin:worlcs store fire would be satisfied under a tentative out-of-coun settlement reached by the parti~. claims _ilpinst David Pnlin. operator of the Ohio River Fireworks store and absolves Todd Hall, 26. a braininjured Proclorville man who was cliara*f with lighting the fire but found incompetent to.stand trial. . .111i selllement cancels a July 7 tridefendanL' ·would pay ari al that was scheduled in LaWJence undi!K:IO!Ied amount of lllOIICY to set-· County Common Pleas Cow1 and a. tie the civil lawsilit th,al atC~K September trial set in U.S. District ,the July 3. 1996. fire in Scoaown thai Court ·. killed nine and injured II. Arljlur Rabo~rn. a Ci~in~a!i The setllelliCnt also nullifJCS - lawyq n:presenllng the plamtdfs. TREND laundry . ·Detergent n.e· ·.... .or w/IIHcll from 9301. Tossed Salad••••••••!~. BWEBONNET· Umlt3 w/$10 Purchau. 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It also would limit the iDCreliSC in benefits for higher wage earners. But while workers would.wait longer for their Social Security checks, they could begin drawing down their private accounts as early as age 59. _ ''This is an issue that was off l,imits several yean ago and is now enjoying enormous support." said Fred Goldberg, executive director of the IIi par- . · MODERN FOODS • . ' · Plzza.•••••••••••••••••••••••• CHEF IOYI._UE. 2 CHEESE ·PIZZA KIT 32.5 OL ·Chu•k or lltt Sltt litiS. ••i'~••••••••••t1t/•2••G~•',L••. 99( TONY'S SUPER RISE SJ89 s3 . 99 - PIPER TOWELS 89 $ 99 . 4 . . ' TOctay's Sentinel Win A Bankroll 'This Week Powell's ·super Value 2 Sedioa. 12 Pqa V... 49,No. 31 N=,P,r c ' Free Cash! Stop In The Store inc+ Story _hour ·:-~ ..,.~ ·of di~ the Uniled Fund for Meijs County, and Jw.membmllip . in tbe Middleport-Pomeroy R~ ·Club and die Meigs County Chamber of Commerce. She and her husblnd. .Raymond. n:side at Morning Shlr near ~inc . ~ldy lltory .... fgplp II E""rd+ 2 3 445 3 Sport. Wtefhcr Foro.talla · . , .at the Meigs County Dl• btct Public Library In Pon.oy. would 1101 say which of the defen- . dants was paying the settlement and how much it Willi for, explaining that the final agreement may have confi· clenliality PfOvisions. "I am verj satisfied with the settlement." Rabourn told The Henild Dispalcll of Huntington, W.Va. ··we collected what we thought wu appropriate in the circum~ and hope 10 begin diwibulion with· in-90 days. he said. · ... bUICIIIIto Miller lnatructld the' youngitlrlln the mailing of ... ihell picture , _ •• carrying out the water llleme plllnneCI for the IUmnter. A ' •• ' lation. Racine olf~cen cited Jewell With""' with pmnining an unlicensed ~~ ptmm to operate heF- -¥Chicle. She wa cited 10 Racine ~or's Coun. · • ~~ 10 S1i1c Sen. Michlel Shou1wllcr, O.Bourneville, the blrio . llqwbiiCIIIoftW.nl--..awlllledlhcpaotinlhciiiiOIIIIIor$14.D'74. NabnWorks is a vOIIr·appo~ed Jllop•i-.lminiscmd by ODNR. 11te pant for a.dand- one or204 ..... lotalilta CMr Sll million 10 be aWIIded. Apopllllioft.bued fonnula.ll'lopted by the Generll Aslemllly._ is llllld 10 diU mine~ pnlpOitionallhlre or lOCal fllnds IYiilable 10 ach OHIO 0 IMOitio-,_ - . ... Co, craft '- prutnl8dllt SICII akin. Providing llltlrtlfnrnent lit the l'lory hour . . . - County sheriffs deputies D:tn Leonard and James Heater then took Withrow in1o cu.stody. They had entered the pil aRa near the Letan Falls Cemetery. while depulies RobeR Beegle and Mony Wood and a Ravenswood olfm were on the other nd of Jlle piurea. · · Withrow was jailed and will appear in Meig1 County Court on . charps of felony fleeing, driving .under the influence and driving under suspensiOn. · ' He is also beina held on a wanant · i!ISUed in Man:h alleginJ parole.vio- its bellfleld. --s.,.r IAdD: 17-22·27-28-38-41 .1111J 3: 4-6-3: Dilly 4:4-S-9-7 About 20 younQIMI1 ..,. on hind for Wednesday's story hour which Included' a ltofY, making of • lnfl ·"-til and entenalnment. Under the~ tlon of Aniy L Miller, heed of the llbrlrlea chlldlwi'a ..vice, the atory hour Ia r.lclllt 1 p.m• eech Wldn11dly at the Ponieray flclllty anclla open to . .. chlklnln ln'the dnlgnatld . 11te ~lla,e or Rudll!ld ha nmved 1 NahftWo.b ,.c 'ror liafllina of Lotteries KJA. hour- ....1.. _cnn from pre·achool age . through ... 12. proving pop- NatureWorks ·grant will go for Rut!snd ballfield 6 f.IO JUr:lrtr. 4-5-9-2-2-9 .f!ck 3: 2-1-8; PlcU: 0-4-3-3 s.turday, June I, 1 - ' ' chased by the. Racine otrJC:er to the old road near the old Dravo Plant near Apple Grove, where it went into the fJC:Idi. The vehicle was laler spotted hung up,io lhe fJC:Id near the end of Hill Ra.J. A female pusenaer and two children came up o11to the !'Old and were liken into ciiSIOdy. · Later, the alleged driver was sporled' and reportedly • ran into the Richanls Gravel Pit He was spotted a few minutes later walking Iowan! the Lclarl Falls Cemetery. Deputies and Racine Police were joined by Ravenswood Police. who came to Stale Route 338 when the chase wu headed in their dim:tion and wcnl into the pit an:a. Racine Officer Spaun. Meigs Good Afternoon ssoo· BOUNTY IOU ' A 29-year-old Letart Falls man wa.~ anated_and jai~ following a police c:hise througll Letan Towm;hip Wednesday night . Ane: ted wa.\ Gary Lee Withrow Ir.. aa:ordingto a report from Mcil-~ County Sheriff James M. Soulsb)' A«ording.to the report. Racine OffJC:er Ronald Spaun attempled to 51op a 1985 Chevrolet Blazer for a 'speeding violation around 7:15 p.m. The vehicle failed to stop and was Dog Food • .r ."" -. Letart Falls man charged, jailed _after allegedly·- fleeing ·from police. SUNSHINE ' ........~•••••• $1 ~9 19.7·23 OL ( ' ' Skim _Ice 99c 3· $1 tisan Commission on Entitlement and Tax Reform and a former Assishlnt, Secn:tary for Tax Policy. "Private accounts are an es5elltial ingn:dicnt to ~nhan~ n:tin:ment income and remedy fundamental (Social Securil~f. mequ1bes." . ~· Republicans and Democrats on the House Ways and Means Social Seed-. rity subcommiuee acU!owledged some type of new retirement savings m«.!J• anism is probably inevitable. But mustering the political will an4 conviO(-, ing retirees and current workers that a particular plan is the right one will·l:ie: difficu~t. . .· . · :~; "It 1s •mponant we exam me carefully the •mpact of the5e proposals ~ beneficiaries." Rep. Sander Levin ..D-Mich., said. "There is a lot of re~s.": tance to raising the age of retilement." ' Smith agreed· bill added that many lawmakers and their C!Jn!lituents finii; tall increases equally unacceptable. . . .: • :; in 1982 wa.-. named assistant dim:tor. She held that position u.ntil 1990, when she was employed as a mental health coordinator for the GalliaJa.:k!IOII-Meigs Board of Ak:ohcil, Drug Addiction and Mental .Health Services. · During her dme 'in that position, she implell)Cnted a pion for integration of mental health services in live Southeastern 317 Mental Health Board areas with community and home·bued long-term care services in coopemion with the Ohio Depwtments of Aging and Mental Health and the Buckeye-Hills Hocking Valley Area Agency on Aging's Options for Elders/Passport progranlS. Oliver has served on the executive board of the Ohio Aasoi:iation of Senior CenterS siiiCe 1993, isa Tentative ac<;ord may settle suits sie.mming fro.m ·fireworks·disaster FRESH Single Copy- 35 Cents . . Susan Oliver, executive dim:tor of the Meigs County Council on Aging. has t-n elected pNSident of the Ohio Association of Senior Centers Inc. for a two-year term. The mission of the Ohio Associa· lion of Senior Centers Inc., according to Oliver. is. to stn:ngthen and unite the senior,c:enter network in Ohio by providing ~unities for professional development and leadership in · addreSsing advocacy issues; · Sht said lhll the organization represen1$ concerns of senior cenleB and service providen for the ~&ing · through interaction with elected officials and state ~&encies. . 11 n 'n 011vw . . "II is the strong united fon:e we. as individual senior centen. need in Older 10 be heard when and when: ~fWidiJil(ormultip~. decisions aR being made," comtier associllion with senior promente<! the director. grams besan in 1976 when she Oliver has !Jeen executive dilll:lor beCame a special services coonlinaofthe local ageiJC)' sinee IWl.ln that . tor as the Meigs c;:ounty prosnim for role, she lldminiSierl the multi-senior senior citizens wa.~ developing. She service· private non-profit agency of advanced to administrati ¥C assistant. :s' cin~>loyees and is.rnponsible for- llealth coordinator, retired and seriior the S 1.2 million budget which pro- . vQiunteer program dim:t<l!'• and then &Pieces •••••~•••••• .·E· . ' .. Hometown Newspaper . By CHARLENE HOEFLICH SentiMI News Staff 1 69 •· • ••• . . . Meigs County's group elect$ Oliver president Frosted Mini·Whites HALF • state . s~nior ·: centers advocacy $ .,, U•lt2Piease KELLOGG'S 99C Turkey Br~~st •••••••••~•• 79( GOLDEN DELI~HT Pepsi & Mt-•.Dew Products 24PK. CASE Add I. 2 net series PageS a1 • By LARRY WHEELER -Gannett News Sarvlce ' . · WASHINGTON- Although they differed on some of the details, a· pan' el of expen.~ unanimously agreed Wednesdny thill Congress should make new private retirement investment accounts o central part of legislation to cure the Social Security system's long-tenn solvency problems. ' . The five-membet panel pre5ented blueprints to fortify Social Security so it can absorb 77 million n:tiring baby boo~rs in the coming de,cades with· out resoning to drastic benefit cuts or economically debilitating tall increases. • • But none of the plans ·offered a free ride. · Some examples: .. Create a "business cash-flow" or consumption tall of 8 pereenl, declining to 2 percent over lime. 1'he tall would finance a l'lmlonal Security System where the government matJ:hed worker contributions10 individual.n:tire- Purchae $5.99 . : Reds 8·5 to Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio . c . . . Giants ·be•t Experts b&ck proposal to.fix Social Security., 5.751A. FRESH · ·, • A Gannett Co. Newspaper Assorted.Varieties ~ e • Lay's . Potato Chips WE NOW ACCEPT WIC COUPONS I c 298 SECOND ST•. POMEROY, OK. 1 Today~ c~udy I Sports . 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I've got a bell of an 111 Court Str"t, Pomeroy, Ohio tell us that some old arguments should could reach us economics is yielding increasing pros- oft'criSive weapon.) 614-912·2158 • Fax 992·2157 be put to rest. 1lie time has come for with nuclearperity. What are our most important . There has been a standoff: We bave America to cautiously build and deploy tipped intergoals? To Iceep ihings this way for the proceeded with ABM research, but not a li.mited vmion of an anti-ballistic contin~ntal bat• foreseeable future. America a. No. I is development or deployment. · missile defense (ABM) system. once listie missiles the best strategic defense initiative for Now, with China as the most likely generically known as "Star Wars," or (ICBMs). us, and for the world. · nuclear threat •• our strategy should "SDI" (the Strategic Defense lnitia- No", newly Ronald Reagan's original SO! plan, change. China, with. 13 nuclear tive). Such a course would likely pro- revealed CIA for an electronic "doine" over Ameri- ICBMs, or 130, will probably not be ROBERT L WINGeTJ \ vide for a more' peaceful world. It reports say that ca, served a purpose -even though it abletothreatenAmericawithnear,tolal Publisher .._~~ would go a long way toward gimran- the Chinese Was never built. It showed the Soviets nuclear annihilation as tbe Soviets did. teeing that in the 21st century the Unit- already have 13 Wattenberg that if the arms race accelerated, they But even the threat of a sub-apocalyped States will. remain the only super- such ICBMs would lose it. Some ,say the mere tic .attack could keep us from actively DIANE HILL CHARLENE HOEFUCH power. These polential future condi- that can reach cities in the western annOWicemenl of SDI was the most replying if the Chinese threatened our Controller G-r-1 MllliOtr tions are linked and interchangeable. United States: China remains a rionde- successful press release in histocy. . Asian allies, or Asian stability, or world Consider what's happening in five . mocratic state, hence volacile. They Conservatives and liberals have peace.AlimitedAmerican anti-ballistic of the most populous'!lations. The over- have helped Iran move down the argued about SDI. The core of the dis- missile force would render any Chinese throw of the Indonesian government nuclear road. China ls buffeted by tur- pute concerns 1he idea of shared threat noncrediblc. A less assertive (population 212 million) underlines the bulen1 winds ofeconomic change. nuclear vulnerability, that is. ~D -- China is good for Russia. · tumult in Asia. India (929 million) det- · "The. Russians (148 million) have . the doctrine of "Mutual Assured America is the.only nation now with ,onated nuclear uevices. Why? Not somewhat reduced the number of their Desouction." Conser;mivcs say it is the lechnology, capital, entrepreneurial because they are afraid of Pakistan (136 missiles and ':"ameads. They still have immornl madness, holding American culture and population ba.o;c able to million) -- although Pakis!a)l is afraid a huge arsenal, but their nuclear fleet is civilians hostage to incineration. Liber- even consider building and deploying a of India -- but because of China (1.2 aging, rusty and unreliable. They ·havc als say MAD has wortied; no one has limited SDI. It is a difficult, massive billion). Just before ·the blasts. India's plenty to keep China away, bui they are shot off a nuclear weapon in anger in task. We should proceed cautiou}ly, defense minister said that China is vastlylessofathrcalloAmcricathanin 50 ycars.' Libcrals said SDI wa.<pic in steadily, over time, as technolo~ India's "potential enemy number 9ne." earlier times. They arc almost an ally. the sky. that '" hitting a bullet witn a bul- develops. (Because the U.S.S.R. no By DONALD M. ROTHBERG . Indeed. China is the likeliest polenWhat about America (278 million)? let" was preposrerous when the Soviets "longer exists, the anti-ABM treaty :is ASIOCIIted Preas Writer tial global thre~t. Its rhetoric is belli- We at"\! prcspering, influential and sta- had 10,000 nuclear warheads mounted probably no longer a constrnint) WASHINGTON- The Democratic president proposes' and the Republi- cose. During the Taiwanese elections ble. We arc the world's only supeopow- on 2,()0() missiles. They said Reagan's In some ways SDI would make us can Congl'ess trashes or ignores. The Congress passes bills and the president two years ago, they shot missiles into er. We've done a pretty good job in that claim that SDI was just "derensive" the nation least vulnerable to annihilavetoes. That is the way it often looks in this era of divided government and .the Taiwan Straits and told America to role. The world is mostly at peace and was disingenuous and therefore desta- _tion in a very dangerous world. (ABM a lot of Americans thirik it works just Jine. plus two big oceans.) It is unlikely that "Two thirds of people surveyed say they prefer to have the parties checkany other nation would even a\tcmpt lo ing each other," said Norman Ornstein, a resident scholar at the American .build such an intercontinental defense Enterprise Institute. · (although "theater" defenses against In fact; the pattern is so consistent through 1he "1980s and 1990s that it potential short-range attack may make raises the question whether Americ'"s are deliberately voting for divided sense for some countries). As an government. earnest of our peaceful intcn~· we might When Republicans Ronald Reagan and George Bush were president, the consider offering SDI to other penccful House of Representatives was in firm control of the Democrats. During six nations. of his eight years in the White House Reagan could work with a Republi~ari_ Because no one else can match Senate.' Bush never had rhat luxucy. . · · America in such a supreme and symDemocrat Bill Clinton became president in January 1993 and two years bolic project, it would increase the likelater, voters gave Republicans control of both the H0use apd Senate. lihood that the 21st centucy would .be A poll taken a few weeks ago for the Republican Party found Democrats another American one,. in a world niore ahead, 42-38, whel! people were asked whether they would voie Republican likely to be at peace. · or Democratic for Congress. But whim people were told that Clint.on is in the . Ben"Wattenbel"lt a ~ fellOw White House and then asked who should control Congress, Republicans at theAmaiam Enterpme Institute. jumped ahead by- 14 points. . · is the author of "Values Matter . "Sinnewbat more people are making that conscious decision" that they . Most" and is the host of the Wftkly prefer divided govemment, said Andrew Kohut, director of the Pew public television p....,:.m "Think Research Center for tbe People and the Press. Tank." . For example, Kohur said a 1992 Pew poll found that 23 percent of Americans said they would like to see the White !louse in control of one oartv and Congress run by the other. That year, 26 percont said that they "thought the better situation was to have the White House and Congress controlled by the same party, Forty percent said it did not matfer. . ijut political ideology isn't · Silt years later when Pew asked the san," question, 34 perrcnt favored By Mo!fon usually just whom they are licensed -- station say behind owners and networks -- hhvc so . what's worst about this movie. lt.is divided government and 19 percent said they th<lught the sarpe party shollld new peoples'· intimidated Congress that it won't the glorification of the worst ·of movie, is hilarious in · 'control the White House and Congress. . ' backs. manda1e free.air time for candid.!l_tes. ghetto cullure -- aangsta rap, gangnut wben people are askl·d what they were thinking abQut when they cast part and stingingly truthful in ·part. · Beauy:s Anolher Beatty indictment that banging, drug-dealing. avoidance of ,their vote for Congress, divided govemme.in is nor mentioned. It is hard to . But after you think about its under- • goofy clown- draws blood is. the shame that 40 personal responsibility and foul Jan: 'find people who say, "I voted for a Republican candidate for the House in lying meaning, it makes you' want 10 • ing, his total million Americans lack health insur- guagc -- and the implication lhat retch. Ostensibly just a farce, it's : order to check the power of the Democratic president." borcdgm witn - arice, although_hc tries to claim thai society's dregs qre a sourcc.of pro, Dan Olickman.has reason to think people might do just tbat. • actually a "message" movie pedhis Clin• ;the existence of a private insurance found wisdom, even salvation, for· ~: He was elected to the House in 1976, the post-Water!(ate era that helped dling cultural degradation. · toncsquc industcy is the cause and socialized American society. What's funny i ~ the spectacle of a ::many Democrats. It was the ye!'r Democrat Jimmy Carter was elected pr~s­ Transformed from a politi<oal total-phony Califmnia Democratic mc~-sagc that ·medicine js the cure. . ~ -ident and his party was firmly m coou:.ol of Congress. "we stand at . To prove the case, Dulworth cites hack to a rapper. Beatty's Dulworth , The current era of divided government liegan four years later when Rea- se,nator; J. Bil.lington Dulworth, losthe doorstep phony statistics that Medicaid's spits·out the obscenity "mothcrf-----: ·gan dcfeaicd Carter. Voters ..in Olicklru\n's Kansas district were solidly ing his marbles ·and his cant and Kondracke : :behind Reagan and just as strong in their support of their t>emo.cratic con- deciding to tell constituents what he .or a new mil' .. administrative overhead is only 2 " in all its varia1ions hundreds "of • ;gressman. So it went through eight years of Reagan and four·ycars of Bush. really thinks instead of what they lcnnium," his dressing up as a hlack percent, where private insurance ...limes, treating its usc as ri mark of ! 'Then a Democrat captured the White House. Two years lpter, tbe Kansas want to hear. spiritual elevation, nm the·dcgratfa· homeboy -- it makes Y•>U guffaw the companies consume 24 percent. Actually, Medicaid's admini.<tra- · tion it is. · ~ voters who hall regularly supported -Glickman through all the Reagan and Bulwo.rth goes before' a black way radio jock Don linus· outraBulworth says one thing I strongaudience and says that the reaS<m he geous takeoffs on Richard Nixon tivc cost is 5.4 percent of the budge!, : Bush years, voted him out of of(i~e. • . , With far more money and bellcr name recognitoon. Glickman thought he hasn't kept his- promise to rebuild and OJ. Simpson dn. according Ill the Health Care ly believe -- that America would he Then, there arc moments of Finance Administration, and the hest otT if its racial groups were : WaS coasting. along in the 1994 race against state Sen. _Todd Tiahrt. The their community is tpat "you really . ; Repuhlican quietly mobilized support from the religious right and from Ross haven't corilributed any money 10 painful half-truth -- especially ahnut industry_'s is about 13 percent, out or anialganiatcd by intermarriage. !jut · .• Perot supp,oncrs and a week before the election Glickman saw an indepen- my campaign, have you'!" campaign finance: The movie 's which has to come taxes and mar- he says, "everybody, should · f--; ~nt poll thai showed he was running behind. Asked if he 's saying that the overstated premise is that all politi- kcting costs !hat government pro- ·everybody," making an obscenity : No one can say with certainty what wa• the cause of 91i~~man's defeal Democratic party doesn't care about cians arc for sale to the highest-hid- grams don't have to pay. out of a ni>blc idea. · But does anyone seriously think In the end, hc'd"havc us believe . African-Americans. he blurts, "lsn'l ding special interest -- insurance • : in that big Republican year. Bui divided government is·the rcali1y in Washington, •; that obvious? I mean. if you don 't companies being the movie's special that Medicaid delivers beucr Jicrvicc (I) that a foul-mouthed rapper;, Even while citing productive cooperation in earlier years,·M!lyhew said . put down the malt liquor and chick- target. to the poor than private insurers pro- socialist could insull his w.ay to a.71 .. !: that "in the current Congress there seems to be less going on "the books. This en wings and gel behind somebody The gcncrali1y ,is not true, of vide to most Americans'? percent victory in a Califor,ia This is part of what's disgusting Democratic primary, hut (2) that ·he other than a r~nning back who course. All politicians don 't do it. ; • is a relatively pallid Congress." stabbed his wife, you're never gonna But we've s~en enough examples of about Beatty and his movie. A mul- would be martyred in the manner:ot· money buying access -- and politi- timillionairc, he's pushing socialism Martin Luther King Jr. or Jesus get rid of someone like me." cians' demanding money as the price at a time when the whole world hu.< Christ. Addressing Hollywood moguls, Martin aad Jesus were subverhe says his staff "always puts the of access -- that Scally's indictment • decided -- ·on the basis of abundant evidcnc'c -- that it ruins 'people aQd . sives, it's true, and Jesus did consort big Jews on )IIY schedule. (They) put has bite. · with the dregs of society in lhe something bad about Farrakhan . in So docs his rap that the nation 's countries. airwaves "would bC worth 70 billion , Beatty, who idcali1.cd the Russian· process of redeeming them • . But (this speei:h) for you." Dear Editor. . Anyone who knows how. politi- ·to the public t~ayllf a money-grub- Revolution in "Reds," might better Beatty doesn't show anyone lhe way 1 would like to address the letter that was written by .Jackie Fife from cians and their campaign managers bin ' Congress didn ' t jlivc 'em do a movie exploring the political, out of the gullcr; he leads them in. Middlepon. I wiluld like to say that I am not affiliated.with the Fire Depart- customarily pander to voter gnups away.'' I don't know where he got human and environmental horrors of (Morton Kondracke is exeaar men! or EMS squad. I was not at the scene. I have no knowledge of what has to laugh when Dulworth drops the figure, but the airwaves do .Lenin and Stalin rather than tcy to tlve editor of RoU-Call, the newshappened. . . . . paper of Capitol Hill.) the mask and blurts out what cynics belong to "the public, yet those to foist Mar~ism on America. · Thai fact that one Chi.ld was saved from death by a. bystander is a testa· mcnl to that bystander's character. . . • Americans seem to favor divided government 'Bulworth~: :!-Letters hilarious, b i_ ng, d.i sgusting · IMansfield 164• I• ''''' ~~las~ ·a·. 8. ~·gn l .won'l· debateMrs'.Fife's leelings. lcannotaddresshervi:rsionofthe ~tc:er Gillilan should be commended." He was doing his job. Apparent;:, • 1y he did it well. · · 1can say that wbat the Fiu~· Department and EMS squad does are not their By Jo Spear . 1998, 'rNR "jobs." 11tey VOLUNTEER to be there wben all citi"zens of Middleport need . Today'; dispatch srnacks"of inside published 41 •istanCC· They leave work. get out ?f bed, leave their families, stop all that joumaliw, and 1 apologize for that. 1 of his pieces. they are doing, just to co11o~ to the aod of anyone In need and never receove beg yoor indulgence because the sad In at least three a check. They often se':"~ without a "thank you". . . . . stacy I herewith discuss has something of t~ose artifeel that hefote we ~nucoze these dcdocat~d and beroo; ondov1duals, per1 clcs, the publi10 say allout society at large. IIIIPI we shoUld ask tllem to it' tbey need help? Why don t we v~l~nteer to It concerns The Nelli' Republic. 3 cation reports, filhl dtoJe fires? Why don't we volunteer to rescue people that are onvolved ~ . d" bl . b h there is evi• all sortS of accidents? Why don't we leave our families and put our lives e osty. ~nprc !eta e.l .. walmy, ras • 18 ·rf · be he d ·bel ? a1ways mlcrcsung po nrc · magazmc · dence of fabrip. · . - tha · h bee k" k" · oon · w 'h" 011 the tine for pe ect strangers JUSt cause t y nee our 1, as n ocl '?g . beml_beas '"8- cation. The IIII sure that what happened at this tragedy has affected al11hose volunI . be bl ·de and ·ton .or 84 years. t os neot r o ra1nor rest· are urider _ , ill ways that we woll never a e to un rst . . · · . . hooses · ·nd" _ exhaustive __ 1do know that al2:30 in the m~rning, those same volunteers answere~ an co.ns-:rvauvc, e d 1 ;:: ~ts 1 1~ revoew. aJarm thai WBS sounded by my family. !tiS because Of lhese brave, dedtcal- cnmonale1Y_ an as ~ WI The dcccpeel individuals thai my 9-year-old son is living today. He waS' two years old pan= . often, an ex '."me~y pleas- tions came to Spear 11 then 111Cf had stopped breathins becatlse of a~ extremely high fever. The peo- :"' •bl':,;'';"umes os m :::::g~ light. according , p1o "'lhll vohplleered their.time.to serve. on the Middleport squad and Fire 1 seems 1 : or mstance, 10 d" n_ to New Republic editors, after the mag~nt pvc me my son's bfe. I am sure that there arc hundreds of M1d-. efits of flat ta.es, a far long I ~~ dli . azine published a Gla!s article about 41 ; an citizens thai bave similar_stories. It may have t>een.a parent or child cplt!oho abo~ - - A · 1NR fl:and ., lha ed ave u=n """''"' o . on tec...age computer hackers who had CJI' ewa • k~oten 1 was sa~ . . . · . . . . r · s1 ~ the 10 broken into corporate sys- · Mn- Fife, iltook courage for you to vooce your opomon as you have. Thos for 30 ye_ars, re ogJOU Y or ~ · allegedly terns and demanded payoffs to cease ·lriiCdY musl bave affected you deeply as well. . . · . In 1996, ot wa;- my pleasure totesufy?" · )ly.J en 10 out to tbe Vining family. The.Y have suffered a _greal loss. the magazone s behalf as an expert wot- and desist. Reponers for Fdltlcs Digital Tool, a y_praythal tbe community will rally to assist tbe Vinina family. " ness'" a Iobei case. Web site of Forbes magazine, tried 1 ~en 1o·out to aH those that serve on tbe Middleport Fire Depart- . It thus dejl£Cs,ses me to read that one. ..... ~ &neraency Squad. Gentlemen, I know or at least one resident of of the magazone s young star reporters, wilhout success to verify the details in the hacker piece ant!' notifoed 1NR, which in tum spoke to dtass, who in hasas 3 Olle Ood Slllkes those decisions. ~ccordmg to the mapnne s ~"<;Jr<· he tum creared a Web sire for a fake cor__. .,_,. • J11111t1 Hacbon literally conslrUCied from ..thin au- 110- · poi'llion whose computers (lUIPOfledly 'Middleport ries about characters and ineidems !hal l,lad been broached and provided a did not exist or occur. From l99S 10 Company ~e-mail number tbat in \.;I ••ph IC6 pay .!" r 'M U)',1 :J~.:'m':~~ ~~>:':!,~~y~~ea.:res~a:~sa~~ ~~=;el~ei.s~~:n: ~= ~~~ ~,0. ~~~~ f: a • • • eccentricities. of world lcadcrs. One nighl be m8de the mistake of imbibing ·too many beers ~nd Cllllfesscd to,other staff reporters tllill he had been "cleanina up" his sources' quotes to make them read better. He was dismissed the next day. What I will never forget is how totally floored I wa~ l>y the audac- . ity of the unethical act. -- What Stephen GilL'<.' did wa• not, too different from what other wtitcrs lamentably but routinely do. Author Joe McGinniss, to cite but one c.i$11pic, published a book about Ted Kennedy in 1993 which canicd tliis dio;claimer: "Some thoughts .and ·di!l" . Iogue attributed 10 figures in this na(nltivc were created by the author, blt.'ilid on ... research and his knowledge ofir».: releviUlt people, places and events." · How molth or a leap is i.tto get MJ1n McGinnis.~ 10 Glass? Is Ollss .. t~Jiori!· ~y. a S1f1118C permuiJIIion in ·• esse~­ bally healthy systcin? Or is he a pzjlcursor, one more haminga of a vinually real and vay scary place "- W. seem to be going to7 ! JOieph Spear iJ • I) 1ifi1Aid writer for Newlpaper Ealill Jiilie ' A....,wL.,, ' ·· Sunny Pt. Cloudy C/Qud}: :Stalled front brings cool, damp conditions to area · By The Aaaoclated Preas Cool and damp conditions will continue across Ohio on Friday as a frontal system remains stalled across Kentucky and Tennessee, the National Weather Service said. A low pressure system will ride along the front tonight ..producing scattered showers and thunderstorms in Ohio. Lows will be mostly in 'the 50s. . On Friday, the stationacy front will keep the showers and thunderstornns , in the forecast. the NWS said. Highs will be 55-65. Drier weather is expected on the weekend but temperatures will continue to be cool. Weather forec:ast: Tonight...Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 50s. Northeast wind 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50 per_cent. Friday...Showers and thunderstornns likely. Highs in the lower 70s. Chance · of rain 70 percent. · . Friday night ... A chance of showers an~ thunderstorms early, then partly ., cl~udy. Lows in the mi4 and upper 50s. · Extended forecast: . · ·. · Saturday... Mostly clear. Highs in the upper 60s. ' Sunday.... Partly cloudy. Lows near 50 and highs in the lower 70s. ·: · Monday... Panly cloudy. Lows ncar 50 and highs in the mid 70s. ·welfare-to-work funding coming to Gallia, Meigs · ~ommunitics in 30 rural Ohio counties, including Oallia and Meigs, will share $5 million in grant funds -from the U.S. Department of Labor, to be used to fund welfare-to-work 'programs. Gallia and Meigs counties will ·receive $310,377, including $29.717 for administrative expenses through ·the grant · U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland, D·Lucasville, announced the grant on :Tuesday, calling it a "common sense approach to welfare refornn_." The project funded through the grant is designed to move welfare ·recipients into private sector jobs through community work e~peri· ·ence, job creation, on-the-job trainirig, and child care service. . · · The gnui1 will be administered · ihroush the Corporation for Ohio Appalachian Development (COAD), which works closely with the GalliaMeigs Community Ac1ion Agency. Oallia-Meigs CAA will administer the ·program for participants in the two loeal counties, according to a Strickland spokesman. Through the program, a total of 530 Community Work Experience piirlicipants - welfare recipients will receive wages of $5.15 PJ=r hour for a total of 780 hours each. Thirtyfive participants from Oallia and Meigs counties are included in !hose participants. Also included in the grant are · wages for 27 full-time coordinators who will be paid $12 "per hour to work with program participants. COAD will receive $300,000 to administer the program. . . . Eva Evans Mills, 81, Gallipolis, died Tuesday, June 2, 1998 in Holzer Medical Center. Born Sept. 13, 1916 in Cincinnati. daughter of the late Stanley and Elizabeth Lewis Evans. she wa~ a member of Grace United Methodist.Church, the Oallia County Historical Society,tbe Emanon Book/Bridge Club and the French Colony Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution. She wa.~ alSo preceded in death by her husband, Harcy K. Molls. on March I0, 1990; and by a sister, Geraldine Elizabeth Evans Miller. ·· Survi•ing are two sons, Michael Evans Mills of Centerville. Va., and Oregory Evans Mills of Gallipolis; two grandchildren; and a brother, Robert "Bob" (Jewell) Evans of Gallipolis. Memorial services will be II a.m. Saturday "in Grace United Methodist· . Church. with the Rev. David tiogg officiating. Private visitation and interment will be at the convenience of the family: · Arrangements are by the McCoy-Moore Funeral Hoznt; Wetherholt Chapel, Gallipolis. · ~ In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be given to the Gallipolis City Park Beautification Committee, in care of Barbara Morgan, IQ2 First Ave., Gallipolis. Ohio 45631. Loyd Manuel Priddy The Tuppers Plains Regional Sewer District Board of Directors met ~ith attorney Frank Lavelle in special session on Thursday to doscuss cornptettO(l of the $3 million project. · ; The deadline for constructiOn on the project is June 8. and the board baS begun negotiations with Fields Construction, the principal contraCtor. t~ arrange completion of tbe proJc~t. . . . . : . The meeting was conducted m executive sessoon, wuh no actoon result:• . mg. . Producers Livestock. Market n;pon from Oallip(>lis for sales conducied on Wednesday, June 3. The Daily Sentinel (liSPS lll-~ A C••Mtl Co. Nnnpll~r Publilhcd every . aftc~. s. .. Fr041Y, Ill Coon · ' ' Ohio Vllh:y Moacby throu&h Pomeroy. Ohio, by !he ~blilllin& Comptny/Oannell Co. Socond <1-qe ,.kill ~101'· Ohio. MtM•r. 1bc Asaoclatcd Press and lhe Ohio Neupaper AuociMion. h'4 ' '· Send addreu concctions 1o The .Dail,. Scndncl,. Ill Court S1.. Pomeroy, Ohto 4S769. ,. stiiSCIUPfiOPIIl~TES 111 Clnitr or MOler ROIIte One Wcck .................................$2.00 One Mat~th ....................., ......... $8.70 One Year.................................. $104.00 SII'IGLE COPY PIUCE Pail,........................................ 3S Centl s.llleribcn 1'1011 dcllrlna: to ..y 1hc Qnier may Guns stolen from Syracuse residence pn carrier adt wDI:k• No ..aaiptlon b' ...U permitted in area where home carrier service is IVIIJiblo. , · ~ racncs lhe riahiiO adjust rata dur· , , 1.. die lllblcrfpdon period, Sublc:riplion JIIC ~ dllnpl . ., "" imp!<....,~ by "'-'"'lna '"' •m~oo ol lite suboorlpdon. MAILSIIISCIUPI10N , _ Mdp Ceooly .' ~~ Information sought on cruelty reports .. --M. . 26 _ Driver ticketed following accident SlWccb ...............- .......JI09.'12 Reader Services •.·Ow-· . . Correc:tlon Polley l .............. ia lolobie ...,. If , .. bow of oa error I• 1 ....,., ..................... 17411) m- ' We will dleck Jllllr lofonllltloa lllid . . ... <Mil ctlcNIIf wartuled. . I ~ISS. ! ..... DepeS'Imenla Tilt- ...... II m.-1155. Dopert- ..an· 'aEDare: , GiMnl f'h··pr .......................". Est.llOl . ' ,..._,,,,_, ...............................- ...Est. 1102 . ... t:.t.l106 OtiMSimcee Aolua II 1 ...............................Eat. liM I' a. b I ...................................Eit.IIIJ I' Aa.............................Eit. IIUO 2 I ' : • ·~ -ra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I Actl'ons to end marrl'ages fl'led . . , The following actions to end marriage were lifed recently in the office of Meigs County Clerk of Court~ Larry Spencer. · · Dissolutions asked - Carolyn Kay Gillilan. Long Bottom, and Mark A. Gillilan. Long Bottom. June I ; Karen Hale Elliott, Dexter: and Challis Dean Elliott, Portsmouth. June I; Melanie Sue Lee, Pomeroy, :)1\d Robert Edward Lee, Middleport, May 28; Ronald E. Starcher, Rutland, and Pamela A. Starcher, Rutland, May 27. Divorces asked - Cathy Jane Barnette, Racine, from Douglas Edward Barnette, Racine, May 29; Gregory Scott Woodward. Gallipolis, from Debra Michelle Woodww:d. Middleport. May 28; Noah Allen Runyon. Pomeroy, from Bobbie Jo Runyon. May 27; Thomas ,. Hutchinson Jr., Tuppers Plains, from Karen L.J-Jutchinson, l'uppo:rs Plains. May 26. ' Divorces granted- Melodic Atln Leach from William F. Leach, May 29; ·Teresa Elodin Cline and Raymond Rufus Cline, May 29. ' No winner in Super Lotto drawing Gail Rowe Gail Rowe, 44, of Racine. died Wednesday, June 3, 1998 at St. Mary's Hospital, Huntington, W.Va.. after an e~tended illne-.. She w.as born March 20, 19S4 in Blanden, daughter of Ruth Meadows · ShatTer Smith of Racine, and the late DOnald Gail Shaffer. She wa~ employed as office manager/loun.prtlcessor for Meadows Financial Quest. and was a member of the Racine United Methodist Church and the Feeney-Bennett Post 128American I,.csion Au~iliary. . She is survived by her husband, Jerry L. Rowe; a daughter and son-inlaw, Jennifer and Tom Cummins of Racine; bermother and stepfather. Ruth und Fred Smith of Racine; a sister and brother-in-law, Betty L. and Rulph · Loll ofThe Plains; and brothers, Donald Shaffer and James Smith, both of Racine. . : Servicts will be II a.m. Sa'urday in the Pomeroy Chapel of the Fisher Funeral Home, with the Rev. Brian Harkness officiating. Burial will follow in the Gilmore Ccmetecy. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-4 and 6-9 p.m. Friday. Memorial contributions may be made to an organization of choice. Meigs announcements Meigs en. There were 61 Super LOtto tickets with five of the numbers, and each ' i~ worth SI. 712. The 3,951 Super LOt· to ticket• with four of the numbers are each worth $83. . TIJere wa.< one Kicker gam'e tick· et with all the numbers wonh $100,000. The winnin11, ticket was sold at BP 09585 in Dayton. The seven Kicker tickets showi?g rhe first five digits are each worJ~t $5,000. The 43 with the first fotir numbers are each worth $1,000. The 508 with the first three numbers are each worth $100, and tbe S,271 with , the first two numbers are-each wMh $10. - IIIP M'ACT ~q , . . - , 7tl IILJJIC ~q _--:::.., 2tl, tal AUIIIff IIIDJ ~q 1:11, 4:11, 7:11 liE RU1~&•1 , . til, 7:11 runs forever? your time md make sure you •rc buyinJ the belt quality. We'll help you understand the 4C'11h11 determine a cjiamond's quality and value: cut, color, clarity md cant wcigl\1. eo/l(t- cfu t~ [)~"" I IO"- Worthlngton .......... " .............~ 11~ FRI.; IAt, SUN. PATRICK IWAVZI Stock S'lpOrta are lh1 10:30 a.m. QUOitS provldld by Adveill of O.lllpolll. . BLACK DOG PG-13 -·-·- : A 17-year-old. Shade youth was cited on a charge of improper backink . following an accident Wednesday afternoon in the London Pool Parking Lot, Syracuse. · Joshua Whitlock backed his stepfather's Dodge pickup into the left-rear of a Plymouth van owned by Linda CoZ31'1. Pomeroy, pushing the van approx· imately three feet, according to the report. sa,. ............................ .$l6.118 ~ -- Carol Lemley. Meigs County Humane Ofliccr, reported that she i§ inve~' ligating the shooting of several cats with a BB gun on Flatwoods Road, well as the poiscining of several more cats in the village of Middlepon. She asked thai anyone with information about either problem contact h at the Meigs Coun1y Prosecuting Attorney's office. at 992-6371. Hospital news 13 Wccu...................: ........ .$27.30 26 Wccb ........................... .$S3.8'2 S2 Wccb~ ......................... JI05.l6 CooOif 13 ........................... .$29.25 : . \ ' Three guns were reported stolen from a Syracuse residence, accOrding 19 a Meigs County Sheriff's Dcpanment report. • Mrs. Herman London, Apple Street, reported Tuesday the three guns weri· stolen on an unknown. earlier date. . . ; In addition, Jim Good, Pain1er Ridge Road, Vinton, reported a windo'!' air conditioner and septic tank pump were stolen from a trailer on a lot he · Loyd Manuel Priddy, 91, of Rutland, died Wednesday, June 3, 1998 at his residence. He was born on March II, 1907 in Buffalo, W.Va., son of lhc late John E. and Matilda Myers Priddy. He was a retired employee of the New York Central Railroad. , He is survived by daughters and sons·in·law, Alberta and Joseph Loftis of Pomeroy, and Ann and James Thomas of Rutland; sons and daughlers-inlaw. ~aymond and Ruth Priddy of Bradbury. John and Frana Priddy of EsconCLEVELAND (AP)- The jackdido, Calif.. and Fred and Barbara Priddy of Rutland; and eight grandchilpot for Saturday's Super Lotto drawdren, 141ireat-grandchildren. one 'stepgranddaughter and one great-greating will offer $20 million, the Ohio .granddaughter. · . . He wa~ preceded in death in November 1986, by his wife. Elsie Ellen LotterY said. There were no Super Lotto game Dilcher Priddy. to whom be was married on April 19, 1935; four brothers: tickets with the correct six-number Guy, Roy, Russell and-Truman Priddy; two sisters, Alice Shuler and Helen combination from Wednesday's Molden; and one grandson, Joseph Dean LOftis Jr. . · with $16 million at stake. drawing Services will be 3· p.m. Saturday in the Middleport Chapel of the Fisher Sales in Super Lotto totaled Funeral Home, with Pastor John Evans off'rciating. Burial will follow in the $3,797.889 and players shared Miles Cemetecy, Rutland. Friends inay call a1 the funeral horne from 7-9 p.m. · $432,365. Sales in the Kickertotaled Friday. . $586.514 and players shared $281510. Republican meeting Meiss County Educational Service The Meigs County Republican . Center will meet with the policy comFeeder Cattle. Committee will meet Monday. 7:30 . mittee of the Athens County ESC 200-30011 St: $110-84, Hr. sn:s18. p.m. at Carleton School in Syracuse. Tue_sday, 3 p.m. at the offices of the 300-40011 St. $77-$83. Hf. $70-$77 . All welcome. · · Meigs County ESC. The meeting is 500-65011 St. $72-80 Hf. $68-$75 · being held to complete policy devel· 650-80011 St. $64-$7S; Hf. $58-$74. Ellllmlnatlon set . opment in conjunction with the mergWell Muscled/Fleshed $36·$40 M dl m/A $34-$37 Th~ pre-entrance examinalion for er of both otlicers. · the Wa•hington ·State Community e u verage Thin/Light $28-$33, Bulls $4 2- Colle"e Practical Nursing Education Boll order lifted $51 . .,. The F " beginning in the fall will be The l.euding Creek Conservancy Program Bac k .o arms: · J 1 1 R District ha~ lifted il< boil advisory for Cow/Calf Pairs $3505-735; Bred goven on u Y at noon at ~m ihe following arcus: State Route 7 Cows $650-$880; Bred cows, 325- , . H2014. A $25 fee os requo~d. 575; Baby Calves $55- 175 . Goats ~rrangements to take the ~xamona- north of Union Avenue: Laurel Cliff $31 -$60 . ' tton may be made by calling 374- Road; Hiland Road; Collins Road; Children's Home Road; Wilfow . 8716. eKtension 670. Horse & tack Sale, Saturday, June Creek. Road; Goeglein Road; Wagn13, II a.m. . er Line: Bailey Run Road otT SR . For free on-farm visiis, please Car show 143; Ball ~un ·Road; all of SR 143 The First Capitl!l Region Vintage call 614-446-9696. · Chevrolet Club of America will have from SR 7 ro Bailey Run Rood. a car sho)N on Saturday at Gloeckn· er Chevrolet, 'located on tl.S. Route 23 in Port.•mouth. Registration for the . Am Ele Power ...................... 19th annual "All Chevy Show and EMS Akzo .................................... 11~. Swap Meet" begins at 9 a.m. Awards Units of the Meigs Counly Emer· AmrTIC'h ..................~ •....•.•..•.4~. will be presented. gency Medical Service recorded three A1hland 011."""""'""""'"'"'49~. calls for I!SsislancC Wednesday. Units ATIT..................................... 59,. Policy committee Blink One ............................. 55~ respondinil included: 7 The policy commiuee of lhe Bob Even• .............................20 !. Borg-Werner ........................49'· CENTRAL DISPATCH ., Broughton ...............................16 3: 19 p.IJ\.-, Overbrook Nursing Champl011 ...............................13 Center, Middleport. Mildred Clark, · v~tenns Memorial Ctllrm _Shpa ~ ..........................&?. Veterans Memorial Howital, Mid: ' d l n g ............................45 Wedne.'lday admissions - -Freda 1Mojul ..................... Hood, Middleport; Franklin Molden, dleport squad a.•sisted. Glnnett ......:..........................u~. Po!J1Croy. , o o:::c:r:ur ..........~....................., Wednesday discharges none. POMJ;ROY Kma: ....................................11'/, Holzer Medlc:al Center p.m.. Eagle Ridge Road. 4:55 Kroger ...................................a\ Dllclun-ges June 3 - Brenda ' Bonnie Walker, Holzer Medical Cen· LII'ICII Enct ............................33'1. Limited ..................................32~ Friend, Kolin Kemper. Wanda Scar· ter, Central Di~patch squad assisted. O.k HIH Flnl ............................22 bercy, Jessica Blake, Kelsey Kuhar, OVB ........................................1~. Doris Mace, Margaret Lookado, . SYRACUSE OM Valley............................. M\ Andy Doczi, Bradley. Beaver, Bar· .5:28 p.m.. London Pool, Josh Peapl• .....................~ ...........30'1. barn Allen, Jackie.MeElwuin. Lundstosd, trelled at the scene~ Prem Flnl .......... ~ ...................... 22 Birth Mr. and Mrs. Michlel Rockweii .....................~ ....S4'Tercy, son, Gallipolis. ADI&ttell ...............................51"COLONY THEATRE (Published with pennlllilln) TOHIOHT ONLY Shorwy'l .............. ~ .................4'mANTIC PO 13 . Star Blink ..............~ ...............51\ KANAUGA DRIVE-IN ONIIVIIING SHOW 7:30 Werac:IY'I ...............................~...24 Stocks . , remil in lld¥ancc dlmct 10 The Dan,. Sentinel on a dln:e. liJ; or 12 monlh buil. Cmlil will be t . I Gallil;,ons livestock auction results ·o f ·.the·tt•me·_ s?. fact was to his brother's cell phone. Olle thing led to another until 1NR . concluded "to a moral certainty" that the stacy wa.-. "not the product of'kecn observation or intrepid reponing. The entire aniclc was made up ou~ or whole cloth.:' I havcn'tlhe space for all the details, but suffoce it to say that Mr. Glass was aclcverpr:llltitioncrofthefabulist'sart. "For reasons known only to him," 1NR editors wrote, "Oia.'<.• mounlcd what appears to tiavc been quite an elaborate effort. including the falsifocation of documents and reporter's noies, to trick 0!11' editoo.and elude our fact'checkers." · What lessons can bc·dmwn? I can think of two:. -- lt is virtually impos.•ihlc. for an editor to cazcll the true con artost, one who intricately concocts his doccptions. Bob Woodward would attest to this. He was running the Washington Post's metro staff in 1980. when .Janet Cooke fabricated the stacy of an 8-yearold heroin addict named "Jimmy." • · I will also 11111:51 to it. I was columnist Jack Anderson's editor in the early '80s when we hired a young reporter Who turned in dynamite copy aboul the v. ·Deem Eva Evans Mills to the editor· Volunteers perform lifesaving service rP Sewer Board discusses project ' - Daisy V. Deem, 79, of Tuppers Plains. died on Tuesday, June 2. 1998 at Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital in l'arkenburg, W.Va. She wu.~ born in Point Pleasant, W.Va., daughter of the late Jessie 0. and Mellie Thornton Hart. She was a homemaker: a member of the Carthage Community Church and an honorary member of !he Tuppers Plains yotunteer Fire Dej!artmenl. Surviving are four 'SOns, Larry and Wesley, both of Belpre, Tercy of Tuppers Plains, .and Bill of Coolville; two daughters, Loretta 0: Howell of Little Hocking, and Sue D. Roach of Wooster; five sisters. Ann Deem of Vienna. W.Va., Gladys Jonas and Betty McDonald, both of Parkersburg, Emma . Pick of Laurel, Md., and linda Aaherty ofVrenna; three brothers. Glenn Hart and Kenith Hart, both of Coolville, and Edmond Hart of Parkersburg; and 17 grandchildren and nine grandchildren. · Services will be 10:30 a.m. Friday in the Lambert-Tatman Funeral Home, Parkersburg, with Rev. Bill Murphy officiating. Burial will follow in the Meigs Memory Gardens. Pomeroy. Friends may call at the funend homi: from 2-4 and 7·9 p.m: today, and on Fri~r_until tbe time of the service. .. ' The Dally Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio PAUUEPG I'RIDAY THIIU THUIIIOAY · WAIIIIIN 8EATTY IN BULLWOATH 11 ONIIVININCIIHOW 7:30 • I �• • The. Daily. Sentinel Sports · Thursday, June 4,1998 NBA Finals begin By BOB BAOM SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Game I of the NBA Finals wa.~ o. Ulah viciOry, Chicago-style. As they marched to their five championships of the 1990s, . the Bulls won big games by doing just enough. making the crucial plays down the stretch, overcoming ail adversity. gelttngarnhe necessary . .. , • ' ~tl :; . .:~ ; A: •' GUARDED CONDITION- Utah guard John Stockton finds hlmHif 11uardad by the 'Chicago Bulls' Steve Kerr during the opening ga~ of the NBA Finals Wednesday night In Salt Lake City, where the Jzz won 88-85 In overtime. (AP) . · . ball and called timeout. Stockton look the ball downcourt. and when the offense broke down. he drove to the hoop and noated the shot in. . " I was in the paint and just drove in there, and it seemed like some guys fanned out to the pa..sing lanes, and I just shot it." Stockton said. "Fortunately, it went in." ' . The Bulls weren't dead quite yet. Kukoc, just 3-for-11 overall and 0for-4 from three-point range up to that point, sank a three-pointer with 4.8 seconds left to slice Utah's lead to 86-85. Chicago fouled twice to get Ulah to the line. Stockton·Mtled in the first By RON LESKO . . • • MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Maybe there will be a race in the ALCentral after ~II . · On the verge of being buried with the rest of the division with four · hs sll"II to go, I he seco nd-p1ace mont Minnesota 1\vins rallied for a 3-2 win , over the front-running Cleveland ·Indians on Wednesday night. · : That left !he pesky 1\vins 7 112 · games back instead of a major league-worst9 112. The deficit could shrink even more tonight when Minnesota sends its ace, Brad Radke. in search of his .fifth straight victory. He'll face Dwight Gooden; current· ly tbe weak link -in the AL's best . staff. pile hmg A two-game sweep for the Twins could i;uddenly change the inomentum in what appeared to be a oqetel\111 race. . , "I don'~ thirik thi~ team ever lost cj)nfidence," said Minnesota starter LaTroy Hawkins. who dueled Baf'!oItt Colon through 7 213 crisp inniJigs. ''l don't care who it is, the Yankees 0~ lhe Indians or whoever, we're stiil free throw, then cleanly sank the second to make it 88-85. . The Bulls got the ball to Pippen., but his own teammates got in the way, he had trouble controlling it, and. _his three-point try at the buzzer misfireo. "It wa.' an awfully good win tor us.~ · Utah coach Jerry Sloan said. "I didn't know if we were going to be . able to hold them off. We had a ter· rible time trying to s~ore in a stretch or two. We had a terrible time trying to guard them. I think we had to have a little bit or luck to win this game." The kind of luck that used to fall Chicago's way. ... ·~'-"'"" ' : ' BOYS' CHAMPS - The following lelm won the boye' 3-on·3 tournament held recently at the Meigs Mlddlll School. Pictured from left to right • -DIY- l:Ma )! L Now York .............................oiO 13 are TI'IIVIa Slclerl', John Wlthard and Joel! Lynch. Abient when picture waatakan wea John· Wllaon. · lotto• ..............................,... :13 2.1 fa. .1~! llolti-. ..............................21 30 •4113 . T-Bay ........................... 2! 32 .439 . Ccoolrol- Meigs girls' camp to start Monday . Wetlnad-'l ICOn! . a.EVEI.AND......................34 2.1 .:W6 • 7~ Mln,....a ...... .......................16 .10 .464 ChitiCO ......................... .,;., , . 2~ )3 .411 14Y~ m l)eti'Ciil .•..............•........ ......•..21 33 .)119 KMsu Cir)' ..........................21 lS .)75 12~ Wllltn~Dhw. Te1.11 .................................... lS Aruhc:Un .; ............................. ~ Seoltlo .......... :...... :....... :.........26 Oakland ......... ....................... 13 GIRLS' CHAMPS- The following lNm was to right- Michelle Drenner, Kate Davis, Mindy the glrla' 3-on-3 champion In the recent tourna- Chancey and Marla ~ner. men! held at the Melga Middle School. From left 22 26 J2 )3 -.z II 1/r ~·'' Today'opma ? oUp.m. . HAPPY FATHER'S DAY ,, (YOilfl FATHEA'I -!) LOVE, JOHN, JOE AND ~ ~ right .-. Ty Ault, Ryan Hannen -t111e1 Jonathon . . ' 81 1M Mllge Middle Sollool. From left to . I I I Mlddl• School holds 3-on-3 tourney Josh Lynch. They defeated the team of 'I)t Ault, Ryan Hannan and lonatbon Bobb for the title. Jn the airls diyision !he team of • 1 1 Michelle Drenner, Kayle Davis, Mindy Chancey and Maria Drenner . won !he title over Counney Kennedy, Jaynee Davis, Kara Buffington and Jessica Blaettnar. • • .1 I L (£5PNI . .Silftday, JMik' 1 ill O<illa'l. :!:30 • , "'"""'t~le 7-2Joollolllmore(Eri<koon5-6~ . florl4alfo- 0.2) .. N.Y. (f'<tll"' 6-!). HI p.m. O.Omil tCuoillo 2-.ll,. Mllw10iee iEidood 1-4~ y,....., . 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' X·cab, V6, 5 speed, air................ . 1994 GMC JI.Y 414•••..••••••••••••· V6, auto., CD.......•..... ,............ :........ 1994 CNRY. TOWN & COUNTRY V6, auto., air, leather. ......... :........... . 1991 PONTIAC SU ..IFIIIE.............. Low-miles, auto., air... :....: .............. . 1994 CHin• S·1 0 PICKUP Ell Auto., ·air, stereo ....................; ....... .. 1995 CHEVY VB, auto., air........•........... ,. ............. . 1991 CHEVY MONTE tAIUU•••••••••• V6, auto.; air, stereo ...................... .. 1995 CHEVY KUDO PICI('uIP••••.••• 19,000 miles, VB, auto., air..... :........ 1991.CHEVY S-tO PICKUP CD, T ra n sa cti o n s 4,000 miles,'vs, auto., air: ............ .. laeball "_..._ V6, auto., air, cruise, tilt ..............~ .. .. 1991 PONTIAC IONNOILLE -···~· 1996 DODGE CAUVAN •••••••••••.•••. Joltn W:udin to Pawlu4:kl!l ol 1ht: lah:rn;uiun:~l l.<apc. . . Cl.EVUAND INDIANS: Adivalcd OF G."1'flP· ;.., Bcnuolromolio l~ydioahledli•. 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Tt"lfll 1997 IMC K1500 PU 414 ll.C:11~ ' Sports briefs-- Bue!MIII KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) K 14 Callinglbe l!rawl between Anaheim . 19 aJKI KIIQ.~ City "a low point for · 2ol major league ba.IICball," AL preRident Gene Budig hintql that disciplinary lh action would be severe. · · 6 Budia happened to be in KauiT6~ 7 man Stadium 'I'ue!lday nig)lt when the 9~ Angels and Royals e11cho.nged five . . beanballs ailcl degenerated inlo a ninth-inning melee' that led to 12 ~ 7~ ejection~ Budig said he . would . II announce his decision Friday, and 17 indicated managers Terry Collin~ Qf the Angefs and ,lbny Muser of till; Royals eoukl be in trouble'. llcch were ··ejected, alonl with three coochi;A. The melee came exactly two weeks after another ualy iill:ident ' between thC Yankees and Baltimore ·resuhed in five su5pmsions. 4A•I................ VB. 2 Dr., tilt, cruise, trailer tlitch . . NL standings ~ '9 94 CHEVY 1•1 ~ V6, auto., air, cruise . ................... .. N-'ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS: lk1i1natcd 10o31 p.m. 4 Dr., auto., air, stereo ................. .. 1997 lUlCK LESjUI:E •••.••••••••••.•••. IUHp.m, NAME) 1996CHEYY I KANSAS CITY ROY ALSoA•-quiml INF Luio Riwn~~ from lhc tlouslon AllrUJ rnr c1M. Qr4iooal . . K..,... Cloy (lkt.'bof 4-6) 11 _,.., tSclloiH<ll INF Felia Manine&lo Omaha ol d1l.l PCL. A~allfd 2-3). K1J!I p.m. • SSM-t.orczlmmOnuohlo. San DitJO (Brown S·)) ar Tuna (Oliver ~·S). · OAKLAND A.ll-tLI!TICS: Pla-:l!d RHP Dave ~: )!p.m . . Tclihcdcr on oho I~y dloobl<ol lia. Ao.11•..... OF· CoiOIIldo (lo,.. O.llao A""""im (lli<koon 4-4). DH Knin Milchell from lhe 1$-da)' diNbk."'Jiisl. 1011!1 p.m. . ' SEATILE Mo\RINERSoDcti1-.J LHPTMy Los A.,.;l<l (Valdes 4-6) • ·S.IIIIIe (Swift 4-)~ fOIIIU fot aJiiJnme!nl . Rtcalled LHP Grt'!J Me· . CW&hy fn. T-.:onlil of rhr fCL 1011!1 p.m. ' ' · Arizooa (W<ll,,.o 0.01 11 O'*lond (....... 6-1). (VOUII FATHER'S Auto., air, tilt, crui~e ...................... .. 4X4, V6, 5 speed .. ....................... .. • j 17oio Speeial Fal/oer~ Oay'lli1No1e I• Frilla7, } ... JZ, 12 noon. Fill 0 Jhe Form Below and ,Drop 011 with Paymenl to: BObb. · . 1994 lUlCK CENTURY 4 DR........... , s....., o~rroit • Minacso111 (Morami 2· 1) at PifbbuiJh (Silva~ )). 7jt~ o.m. • ' .CtEVELAND <N•JY 1-21 n1 CltoiC)NNATI ' lltn~<h 5-1), ' '"" p.m. , Philadelphia (Green :4) "' Toronto {Hentp:a l41, 7jt~ p.m. • MM~rcal (ttcrrnlftlun 3...) a1 Tamro 8il)' (While i).IJ. , ,., p.m. . . ~ N.Y. Met• tlcilcr S·:t) at Boalon (Mattina 6-1), ' 1:41i p.m. t O....UU.e ~A-UP- Tlltalllm flntihed aathe runr ~-"'~• ._,.. ~ balblbllltou1'N11111111 . Buffalo "at W..t.IRJitlfl, 1;:\0 p.m.. if 111.'\:L~J (£SPNll : Cblca10 While S"a <Parquc 1-0) ut Chi~aao • ' 1 Sports physicals will be held on Friday for anyone wanting ·to play sports in tbe Meigs Local School Di*tril:t for the 1998-99 school year. The physicals, for student~ in grades 7-12, .,...m be given at Veterans Memorial Hospitnl from. 8 to II ' a.m. . Frido •• 1 Dalla. 111 Dermil. 7:,,., p.m. (E.'iPNI Friday'op.., · .LOVE, JOHN, JOE AND SUSAN I I I VMH to conduct physicals for·MHS athletes WuhinJion a1 BurT~•. 7:-'0p.m. (F-"'PN) ,· Tam)ti _Bay <Srrinaer 2-tl) 1U N.Y. Yankees llnbu 4-IJ. 7:l~ P·"' • CL£VELANO !Goodon 0.21" Min.....oiR .... t. .M~ a:"" p.m. . SUSAN r---------. I ' TORONTO M4.PLF. LEAFS! Agreed m tcnn~ Wilh D Jouon Snlilh on a I'I'IUhiyc:u cnntracl. Si,:nrd RW-0 Nalh~111 J:irelfii'KY· Wed.nnday'aoc:on • 1-: ~Sp.m. CLEVELAND DROWNSo tolomc~ Thnnms Dimitroff western area ~eou1. · JACKSONVILLE IAGUARSo Rc·•ign<d LB tomMcManUJ. Si&nedCJohnW;p.lc. KANSAS crfY CHIEFS: Silned DL D•rrkk Ransom loa lhf«>.~ contt.DL1. · PHILADECPHIA EAGLES: Nnma:d Mike Me· CMOney ... pmnnoelcoonli...,.... SAH DJEOQ CHARGERS: Tr!Mkd WR Tony ·~ ~ecu "" · Mani• to 1he Atlanra ~al'ian• rur a 17~l" oound dmfl pitk. ' WASHINOTON REDSKINS o Si1ncd LB Anrwauae Polldl. Hockey . Futuretp~~~~a · T..... )1. 7o05 p.m. HAPPY FATHER'S DAY Boolh and LB William Mffl'Tia. O.llas ;l , tJrn"• 2 (OT)oDdruillcod• ocric• .' -1 BaMIIItllft (Ponlnn 0.2) a Bollon CSft'lf..,r 6- · BALT.IMOR~ RAVENS o Si~nc~ RB Eri< Nol.... l Hock<7LH&•• F\.ORIDA PANniERS: iiJ~d 0 Cbril A.llen. . ' NUL conference fmals Detro4t (Modtter 5-4) a1 TororMo (Williams 6-2~ )oO!I p.m. • • Chiowo Whirc So• (Npvurm 4-fiJ 111 K4nml Cify IRUido :1-7), loll" p.m. . .• Tcus CHtllinJ 1-l) at Oaklan&l (Hurne• J -2). Ci:ubl(fraclu<l6-l).)o20p.m. w-,.J... I7 1111Utah, q p.m.• if na.~Jaall Hock e v TcJW 16. Oakland 10 Plet•- tu.oo -jb·-' ~o ' A....c;m(Hi117.o4)01S.olllo(etou.lt:I-3). 101J!I TAKES SECOND- Thla team was runner-up Courtney Kennedy, Jeyn• Davie and Kara Buff· . In the:glrle' 3-011-3 baakllballtoumament held at lngton. Abient when picture wes takan was Jea. , • the Melge Middle· School. From left to right .-. sica Bllettnar. · ••~ 9 10 · p.m. Ulllh ar Olica,:ct. 9 p.m. F'*J.J""" 12 Utlh • irftl.'\.'\.'f.SIVJ J 14 ~ Chi&:aJO'III lllah. 7:. p.m.• if Rl!4.'1ei!W)' Decroill • Bolli,... J, ""'""' 0 . .. N.Y. Yankees 7. T""'''G 8a)' I • 1 O.r~ While Soa 10, kuw Ci1~ S ' MiniiCSQiu ) ..CLEVELAND 2 AnMcim~. S<"'lll I · (A .. n.NL) rna, w-....,.J..,. tt Chk-aC.lf·m. a• .,., · TorotiiO~. lx4 Creel.... · Futu-. pma ~"""'I" "" ~' 1 U'''" ur ...,..cqo. :. p.m. ...... hS c-.." •to.oo _ ~· WedlleiCIIty'IIICOI'ft Let Everyone Know ,~our Dad Is. " SoDI.eone Very Special With A Father's Day Thank You Tribute To Be Published lit The Dally Sentinel On Friday, .June 191 \, Uollhi!8,Chi<aJo8$101'); uoahlea~ueria 1.0 , ... .614 .H6 -~ .411 . •CLEAN PRE-OWNED CARS AND TRUCKS WITH _PAYMENTS TO . . FIT ANY BUDGET 5 speed, air, stereo, PS, PB .. .. ...... •• . ~19 TOI'OIIto ................................. 2:9 29 .lOQ So We Experienced Hail or Storm Damage 1995 GEO '""'p.m. AL standings Don Tate Motors Escaped the Recent Storms... 5 _speed, stero, 58,000 mtles ......... . Scoreboard Ba se b all . • going to suit up. We can win fopr or "They don't have the big boppei'S, capitalized . on . both . Orlando five in a row and be three games out. but fundamentally they play well and Merced's two-out single made it 1-0 And you never know what's going to thai:s a reflection on( manager) Tom in the first, and Cordova carne happen after that." · ·· Kelly," Jim Thome said. "You can through iii the eighth.. David Justice linows what could . see it in how they take infield. T\ley "We realize we have the team happen, which !s why the 1\vins' have a pia~" ·. thafs in front of us in the standings comeba~L "'ed---. "-y was. so .s1'gn1'fSandy Alomar also homered for in our stadium," said·Rick Aguile.ra, ~~ "' o~C>UU . • icant. the Indians, tying the game 1-1 in the who pitched the ninth inning for h1s · Justice, whose leadoff hnmer in second. Cleveland had far more lOth save. "I don'tthink we need to lhe seventh gave Cleveland a 2-1 chances against Hawkin's rhan· the· analyze it too much. Let's just get a lead. was with the Atlanta Braves in 1\vin~ manag,ed against Colon (4-4). couple wins." 1993 when they r:tllied from 10 112 but couldn't capitalize. .. back to oveoake San Francisco and . Thorne grounded into an inningwin the NL West. ending dOuble play wit~ two men on b~Jsketba/1 "So I guess no lead i~ too big," in the firSt inning. Justice said. Ornar Vi~uel was thrown out tryMarty Cordova's two-out, two-run ing to steal thtrd base In end the Jhird. single in the eighth inniqg 'Provided a play on which Justice drew what the wt' nning ma.,.in for the Twins would have been a walk. ' · · The 1998 Meigs girls basketball •e (26-30). who slowly are beginning to Cordova, in left field. and short• camp will be held from June 8th-12th · play like a contender after ~truggling stop Pat Meares.made diving plays to at Meigs High School. Cnst of the to an 11-16 record in April. rob the .Indians of ·lwn hits ·in the camp i!i $35; and no family has to pay more than $60 _ir.more than one girl Minnesota has won seven of 10 sixth ·' · . · attends the camp. . games, including two tosses to the Al~mar grounded into n double· Grades 4-6 will hnld camp frorn·9 Angels last weekend by a con\biried play to end the seventh with two men total Of three runs. For now at least, on, and Vizquel . stranded Kenny am-ll:30am.grades 7-8 will be from 12 noon-2:30 prn, and grades 9-11 the Indian~ are willing to acknowl- Lofton at third in the eil!hth. will be from I prn until 3:30 pm. edge the TWins a' a·legitimate chill· Meanwhile, the Twins had just . Instructors for the camp will be Ienger. two gOOd, si:oring chances, and they . coaches Ron Logan. Darin Logan. Mick Childs and Mick Davenport · and senior· members of the Lady Marauders team. Bitch camper will receive instruction in all fundamenWibon 1o Tucaon of lhc PCL ~n:hased lhc con· tals of the game and will receive a ' Today'spma naca Qf INF Mike Robertson from Tucson. lktuiiOft (H...,.on 1· 2) M San Diqo (Aihb~ 6• MO~EAL EXf'OS: Signed SS Josh McKia- free camp t-shirt and a basketball. 4), 511!1 p.m. ley and anigned him 10 Jupi1er of lht:. Gulr Co;ut Applications are available at ;~II So. Louio (Atevodo 1-1)'" t.o. Anpla (I'Mk 4~iTrsBURGH PlliATES: Asrred 10 1 .erma schools in the Meigs Local School . lJ, (llooll-l) " Colonldo (11lomJoo ..~,. with LHP·CliN Johnston. H:O:I p.m. SAN DIEGO PADRES: Signed RHP John- District, anll at concession stands at ihe Pomeroy and 1'!fiddleport ba.eball ~eyen ~OF Josh~AD Loftint. Ill fields. · B CJs k e tb a ll . Football B~ For rriore in'fomuition call ~ Rnn NadGn1l FoutiNIIIIA•I"t lo4'h . ATLANTA FALCONS: Alfttd IU lcrmt wilh Logan at992-i l58 (school) or 992-..· 11 C Bob Hallc:n on a four-yeat .:onmac1 nnd T E11hn~m NBAFinals . 2723 (ho.me). · " Sall\am.on a lwp-yellr confn.ICI. • • •• !A·~ .. Minnesota tal-lies 3-2 win over Tribe .... ~ .. ... · • ~ getting," Cincinnati's Bret Boone en runs in 4 113 innings. said. "They know how to play the "Tomko hasn't pitched well for a while," McKeon said. "Maybe an game. They're comparable to the Padres." exrra day of rest will help. E.~tes pitched 6 213 innings. allow· Reliever Scott Sullivan ga,·e up a ing five runs on eight hits, with two sacrifice Oy tn Rich Aurilia before serving up Johnson's second homer walks and five strikeouts, .Notes: Johnson ha~ hit safely in of the game and eighth of the sea.q)n, eight straight games.... The Giants a two-run shot to make it 8-0. are 13-2 in home day games and 20The Reds knocked Este~ out in the seventh with a three-run horner by 8 at home overall . .. . The Reds are Reggie Sanders: a sacrifice fly from 340-340 ail-lime in San Francisto.- ... Pat Watkin~ and an RBI double by The Giants ~wept the Reds nt home for the first time since August 1993. Brook Fordyce. "A win is a win. but I don't want ... Cincinnati (27-33) is a season-high to discuss that seventh inning-." E~tes six games qnder .500.... Mueller broke a 1-for-20 slump with his fifthsaid. · . inning double . ... Bonds has reached The bullpen cut the rally short. John Johnstone pitched I 1/3 innings ba~e safely if\ 29 straight )lames.... and Robb Nen got three mjts in the Tomko is 0-3 with an 8,01 ERA in ninth fnr his 16th save in 17 chances. four starts since beating Florida 5-1 "They deserve the ~uccess they're May 13. SAN FRANCISCO (AP)- The ing fine, as you can see." San Francisco Giants·left the Cincin· Johnson, whn also hit two home nati Reds wondering how ·quickly runs against Arizona on Sunday, had they could get from the clubhouse to three hits and a walk. the airport. ' Shawn &res (5·5) won his third "We're glad to get out of this straight jlecisinn, carrying a four-hit town." Red manager Jack McKeon shutout i~to the seventh. before the said after the Giants completed a Reds touched him for five runs. three-game sweep Wedensday with Johnson homered again!ll. Brett an 8·5 victory, their season-high Tnmko (5-4) to lead off lhe third. sixth ~traight. Darryl Hamiltt>n followed with a • "Those guys know how to play: double and scored on consecutive · 'fhere's no reason why they won't wild pitc!Jes to .putthe Giants up 2~lay in it." . 0. • Brian Johnson )lit two home nins San Francisco put the game away for the second time in four days. and with a.six-run fifth inning. Hamilton is 14-for-38 with seven home runs singled and scored on Bill Mueller's and 13 RBls since returning from t(le double. Barry Bonds fbllowed .with disabled list with an injury to his an RBI single to make it 4-0. One out throwing hand. · later, Stan Javier singled and J.T. . , "His home runs are right on .Snow hit an RBI double tn chase time," Baker said. "His.hand's feel- Tomko, who allowed 10 hits and sev· Jazz defeat Bulls 88-85 ·in overtime mining three turnovers, including an "In the past, when I didn't have a 75-72 then, after yet another Malone unthinkable 24-second violation great game, we lost," Malone said. miss, Pippen sank a wide-open threewhen Jordan, of alt people, lost track "This team has matured a lot. Here, pointer from the top of the key to tie of time. in !he playoffs, when I haven't played it 75-75. The Bulls knew they had kicked well, we still managed to win, and Malone's two jumpers put Utah up away a huge opportunity to take the that's really neat to see when you're . 79-75 with 55 second~ left in regularoad game they must get in Salt Lake trying to win a championship." tion. City if they are to keep their crown. The Bulls lost Game I only once Pippen made two free throws to "J couldn't ask for a better game _in their five title years -against the make it 79-77, and after Russell and a better opportunity to win on Los Angeles Lakers in 1991. Chica- missed,. Chicago got the ball to Jor-. break.~. their court, and we feel like we let go won· the next four. dan. He drove across the key, but the On Wednesday night, when Karl one slip away." Chicag\l coach Phil Seven years later, the much older shot wnsn 'tlhere. Instead. he pa.•sed Malone's jump shot was wandering Jackson said. " It's obvious we had Bulls were .weary from a seven-game to Luc Longley, who scored to tie it somewhere in !he Wasatch Range, our chances, and it took a heck of a struggle-with Indiana in the Eastern with 14 seconds left. when Chicago rallied in the fourth shot by John Stockton at the end to Conference finals. Still, they almost Stockton missed a wild shot from quaner to fon;e an overtime, the stage extinguish our hopes." pulled it off against the well-rested, · the comer, and the game went into was set for another rernarka-Bull tri. They' ll get another chance in if slightly rusty, Jazz. overtime. umph. Jordan had a magnificentl5-point Game 2 Friday night. . The 1azz scored the first five A year ago, in Game I of the finals ·Stockton. at age 36. usually isn't second quarter, but managed only 13 points of the overtime on Malone's against the Jazz, Michael Jordan hit a big scorer anymore. He leaves that in the second half to finish with 33. layup and Stockton's three-point play. the game-winner over Bryon Russell. to Malone and !he crowd of younger Pippen scored 21 on 7-for-19 shootDown 84-82, Chicago had a But in this intense opener. John players the Jazz have assembled. But ing. chance to tie, but a.• Jordan drove to Stockton made a running noater ovef on this night, when Malone wa.• misBut the rest of the Bulls were lit· the basket, Utah's Greg Ostertag Steve Kerr and two free throws in the firing, Stockton took the offensive tie help. and none of them could hit blocked his path. Jordan had to pass finaiiO seconds of overtime for an load himself. from long range. Chicago was 3-of- . the ball out, and the 24-second clock 88-85 Utah victory. He finished with 24 points, his 16 09 three-pointers. expired. " You watch Chicago, and they' ve playott high this year. along ' with The Bulls never led aftec the first "It was a mental lapse," Jordan won games just like this," Malone eight assists. quarter, but were never down more said. "We had our play set and I think said. "where !hey really didn't play The Jazz won even though Mal- than eight. Scottie got confused in terms of what well. they didn't shoot the basketball one missed a dozen or 5o jump shots Trailing 67-59 entering the final the play wa.•. so we· had to start it well. and they won the game." before he finally made two crucial quarter, the Bulls rallied behind back over again. The next thing you The Bulls were uncharucteristi- · ones in tlie fourth quarter. He finisheo who else? - ~ordan. He sank con- know we had a 24-second violation. cillly rattled in the overtime, com- 9-for-25 from the field for 21 points. secutive jumpers to cut Utah's lead to I didn't know-hnw much time was left. Nobody knew how much time wa.• left." After a Utah turnover, Chicago ·had another chance to tie with less than a minu~ to play. With Jordan. Pippen. Kerr and Toni Kilkoc in the lineup, the ball somehow wound up in the hands of the No. 5 choice, Longley. He drove to the ba.~ket, lost control and a diving Russell grabbed the Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio G'i ants beat R~ds 8-5 to sweep series Page4 Thursday, Juj'l~ 4, 1~ • ' VB, au to., air, CD, 20,000 miles..... 1997 CHEVY K15DO PICKUP VB, auto., air, 4,000 miles .... .'.......... . • 1996 QDILLAC SEDAN IIISVI •••••• Leather, VB, 26,000 miles ........... .. 1996 JEEP. lUND CHEROKEE V8, loaded, 4x4, 36,000 miles... .... .. .......... com;..... fOllOw: ...... mocte~~• mtht. 8.71% ' ·-to-t.'II%:M-M-.t.'ll%· Porllllnt- Ollll)oct • - ..,,..... '~~~~• • - noc - - . DON TATE 1 North Slco;'ld Ave. Middleport · POMEROY, OHIO (6141992..14 • (800) 837· Mon.-Fri. 91111-8 pm; Sit. t 1111-t pm " Sunilly 1-5 pm . : �• \ I By The Bend The Daily Sentinel The 1998 Report of the Social Old Age and Survivors Insurance financial cfisis, the time to act is now Securily Board of Truslecs indk:ales (OASI) and Disability ln5urance (DI) to prevent a crisis from ever occur1hat the Social Security long-range Trust Funds have gained three years ring." said Apfel. . financial projeclion.~ have improv~ of solvency during the pa.'t year. In 2032, the trust fund reserves since last year's rellQ!!. ~ 'Instead of a projected exhaustion date will be exhausted, and income going The report was released last week of2029, as JqlOitCd last year, the trust into the trust funds will provide at a press . conference attended by funds now arc expected to remain enough money 10 pay only threeKenneth S. Apfel. Commissioner of solvent until 2032, Apfel noted. · quarters of benefits. In 20 I3, a year Social Securily. along with fellow The goOd news can be attributed later than predicted in 1997, income board members, Robert Rubin, Sec~ to a period of sustained 'economic from taXes will be insufficient to meet retary of the Treasury abel Managing growth, reduced unemployment rates all obligations, and it will be necessary to begin using interest income to Trustee of the Board; Alexis Hmnan, and low inflation. • . "I believe that the report'confirms pay benefits, explained Apfel. Secre1ary of Labor; and Donna Shalala. Secretary of Health and Human that the long-tenn financing issue is Beginning in 2021, it will be necone of manageable proportions. essary to redeem trust fund a.~S!!ts to Servi.ces. . . According to the 1998 report, the Although there is no immediate pay benefits. ~er the 75-year long· · range actuarial forecast, the predicted shortfall i~ now 2.19 peR:eRt of taxable payroll. rather than U3 per· cent. as .noted la.~t year, he noted. In addition to the:-cash benefits trust fund. projections contained in the report, the financial condition of the Medicare trust funds is discussed. The report shows thai thC Hospital Insurance (HI) Trust Fund would be exhiusted in 2008. Last year's report had indicated that the HI trust fund would be exhausted by 200 I. The longer solvency peiiod is due primarily lo legislative chanaes,.Apfel concluded.. · . P-1 ._ gu~lty . WIII!N: S.tu.Uay, =~OINGI CHAMPION: Auaty Wallace EVENT QUALIFY- _ELIN\INATION lNG RECORD: Jiff Gordon, Chevrolet. month. AT GETTYSBURG • Rev. Dr. Kr11 Roblnaon and her hu.band, Jeff, of Middleport lplllt lllimorlll Day n!lekend at Gettyellurg. They vlaltld Getlylbu\'g Nlllonal Mllltlry Plrk and lOok penln 'lftl M1morlll Day pilnld8 and-Y· The two wallcld the CivIl War.bltllefielda with thlllr 1,300 monu111111ta and 400.ClflfiCKII end •.nected on lhleufflrlnti of thole July dlye In 1183. ThiJ p~rtlcullrly nol8d the gra- of the ·unknown. The Park- the eattino for ftlrcelt fighting which - took pl~e~ on Amlrlcln IOit. Motto of the Son• of Union Vetarana of the Civil War.Gat· tylburg Clmp 112 Ia, "KIIp Green the Memory. • Businesses ~ating door prizes · were Fruth Phannaty, N9nna Torres, Avon ' Representative, Pizza Hut, Ohio River Bear Company, Motherwear Catalog, River Bed Tanning and Party Supplies, Karen's Country Mar~t, Debbie Stewart. Beauti¢011· trol Consultant. Crow's Steak House, Kroger. Vaughn's IGA, A Cut Above, · Aquisitions Fine Jewelry. Francis Florist, and K & C Jewelers. The WIC Pr<Jgrarn is currently accepting applications, it wa.\ reported. 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' CHESHIRE -· Gallla-MeiJt C J mmanit): Action Apncy 111011thly ..._. Jlllelinl Thllt1day. 4 p.m. at the Ouldlll Hl!nd School in Chnhire. .. Dick T'ltiil. 1,52.. 7. ~ tc.llr,UiOt ............'·*,..... I. Tm F1C11WL 1.- , " mlddlool~.laapopullr II D<Jtstandlng, a~ com- l l l d prieet expenaive. Trad~lcX1illy the NASCAR ~ hlttM glllher thole 00 ~.... race weekends. WAS$11,415 eYt. AIC• .uta, PS, PB, JEFF liMO racllal tlrw WARNER "' WAS$17,415 .................... ---·"" 4 cyt, A/C, auto, AMJFM ele"riici t-7alll · " Pa:eu••u · __Jtl7··MIICUIY 4 cyl, auto,· PS PBI~ lfj(jO WASS13,415 I drive, 4 cyt, WAS$14,4N . . · nch .... Dale Earnhardt hll won five ries . ... Dale Jarrett , Joe Nem.Chek, Ext. 104 For More • Information and Ernl•lrvan are the only other mulare amCHig thoie with alngle vlc1otles. tlple wlnnen, net! with two. . · NOTABLE: Ford hal won twice at · NOTABLE: Thlt 11 the firot oummertlme many BGN avonto ao Chevy (8-4) on thlo track. In flct, Pontiac (6), Buick (5) and Oldamoblla (5) have captured mora . avanta here then Chevy. 300-muera .will bt run., night. _(."' PIOflll t: :. fUll economy to win hllooc. ond ,_of tho-· 17th of hllcorow and firot at Dovor otandlngt. • Downs with •·~ In tho MBNA Platinum oiOO. • J-'1 Gordor! dominated tho OIW'l'WMAN'TRUCK IERIEI nrce,loadlng 37811po, but had Joo Ruttman picked up 1 to pi\ klr fuol ~lth only nine - v i c t o r y atWatklne llpo to go. Joh'ott'a Ford led Glen, N.Y., when Ron liofMonly the ftnol light ctn:ulto. . . day- penalized for jumping !he G'"' on • ....,._ IUICH GRANO NATIOIW. Ruttman IIlii won at allthrM. Dale~ Jr. ptCked up of t h e - · - ' ! courwa: hit IICOnd victory in the Buoch Watklnt Glen, tt.tland Port< Grand NaJ1onat with a relltlvtly · (Katt.) end Soerl Point (Colli.), • - vtc;tory In !he MBNA ' Thanks to Aultman, Ford Pllllnum 2Qilll Dovw Downa. . _ a 4-3 laid OYer CIWMolol · Eemhardt Willble to ov•In .race 'lictorl01. Dear NASCAR This Week, · I'm • Dale Earnhardt ran, and I want to be<o~ a NASCAR driver. Who do I write to about getting a NASCAR licellR? l want Dale Earnhardt to win some races in 1998. And win tl is eictlth champlonahip thia year. And run all over Rusty Wallace. Dear Joyce, You may write NASCAR at P.O. Box 287S, Da)'lona Beach, Fla. 32120-2875, or join ohe governing body through one of its member trackt, tuch as Greenville-Pickens Speedway ot Hickory Motor Speedway, bolh located not ru rmm you. Dear NASCAR This Week, Why did Bobby and Terry Labonte run in the Galorade 1\vin 125 qualifying races (at Daytona), when "ttley were already "locked 'in" ror staning . positiens 'in the '00? · Tom Minton t.::: , NASCAA ThllKenny Irwin Ia well on hit Wllf to winning Wineton Cup 37th lo 2nd rookie-of·lhe-ytllll' honors, 8. r.iny labUOIIaiJ) but t h e - hM not been Medolhe mall of ~ · without Ill tow polnla lor the t.l!mle-~ ~ ~ ttooeier· !llp,Dtl.. . Whl .. lrwiil!hw llltlnlion, 10.•!*!1 .... , ..... (81 •. With hia ••plolllln United Another Statea Auto Club opencornpotHion, he ICiu-_:_~=CJ!i~~~!!!Cj::--;._ ally moved Into Wl,.ton :..s,.il ON1HfSCIIDUII L,;,; CupfnxntheCralllman . ..... ,.!!!..:~... ..,.;.,. ......,,----'-· ___..!!_!!!!..!"!!!'!!!'*!...!_!!!..._ ThAck s.rtet. He ftnlahed :;;.,. • ....... ..,., - . vr. "· t Oth in the I997 point · 1_, _ otandinga, winning two =~ --~~=~auperapeedway,..u. '7. J.tl-111 -·- bad,.... 4 cyt,ani,, PS;-Pa, PW, WAS$11,415 w,...... - 6 cy(, A/C, auto, PS, ...,•·- ...,.. ,_,. =.1100.--· WASS14,418 -u• t---------:==-===':": ::Z~, ~~~"'"t.;,"'- """'"1 ..,.,...,.ISOO.Lano....,,Pa. ...... Aug. t ...... 11 ~= =~~~ ..._1100, ..._,, ..,,, _1100,,.......... .... 1 s.e. ..,._•• ~ """"""'· 11r. ,.., "' ..,., .,._, Drl. J...., Ootdon ..;, - Bodine T ,;._, li CAR: No. 28 J - 8 ,_ .;... - CARll RICORD: 15 . alalia, 0 wins, 0 polea, I top.fiv. finillt, 2 lop tOll; c:arMreamingaotmore . then $800;000. PIRIT8 (WINITON . ·,t:;..,,. . . , . ,Olin, " " N.Y. .lud ltlhl""'· Olin.. _ WI8IN -..,.,-.-. ;:::, ...,.. · =- =J~ITAM: ,;.... - ,...., 2~ Now•""• eliiiCQ/Havotln. Ford Tau- '· WAS.S4,415 Truck-Cup-· .. I. Wltot Cndllman 2. Wltothorrieto'lm? 3. .... tho 4 WD, II cyt, A/C, auto, llghla WAS 111,4115 _.._. . . ._ . ._. ___ -- ~ loll-"' MVINOn 111 Court St. Pomeroy 992-2155 WASS3,4111 __Thil- ,,• . 19M, pncliee cruh at Michl·· Speedway, ioeteUiniiY fall Into tho Cllqory of dirtan1 memories . • IIHI:. · 1rYa won a couple orrtcea in 1996 (New Hampahin, Ri<hmond) and one (MicbiiiD) in · 1997, but ho aot cantted bf hir . ~sttbluea.~:om See·us for Your Stiht- ~ would not be •o Cf1'1bltn.ssina . But Irwin.drives Robcrl Yatca' .famous No. 28, and miasina race, let alone One of the ·lpon'J bincr onea, waa b~i news fot tile driver of that ~ar. .. II wu,definitely 1 mental wnk for PIF jUIIIryina: to a:ct ready,.. 11id Itwin, "and then comina 10 a track Iliad nevet NCn ([)rover), and 10 from not maltina "the race, and then oa to anOihet track whete l'm·just ,11.1rc 1ha1 we're aoina to atrua:ale. lt'l been tovah." ' IrWin rebounded atronaly in Dover q"alifyina with.a fine ninth·place ahowing. minculou reeavery, from · car owner, Robirt Yat11, any· _, .•, • a~u .., .,.u....... ,.... .,. •·· ·•• 11M.,_ ....... week otJunl1 • Ridenour Supply · t . .DenNp Q.....eu lae•. .· . ~ I ' Sub$cribe to-the 7 channel Ripley, WV 28271 . • ·Call992·2155 CO""UNICATIOHI plus SHOWTI~, SHOWllME2, and THE MOVIE CHANNEL .for oniy $9.95 per ... .._............ • · •· n:i~.~!l' 1-800-964-FORD Advertise on this page f CABLEVISION PI efet I 8Ci Pack $us. Phone (304) 372-3673 . . AITENTIONADVERTISERS!f. ,b L ' • .. : .l., ~'-:.,~ :: - injW"ia suffered in an Auauar, pn Cup,..., wltb a youn• Pontiac team .• -It· .• •'. win.- ......... NASCNI DOVER, Del. a <ru<ial time of lhe yur for Ernie lrvan .. AI um:aiinJ u thia may KCm, lrvan'l near-death, and At_ 211t the R~II'J*in Exlt t13i Come See Ua For All Your Parts and Service Needs II_, MIIWoulda, Ore.? .. . St.Rt.248 Chesler. 985-3308 992-6611 ~ llothl, va.,- hll -tholop20iblOle* Triotde - ·In a row. . . • .,.lrvan makl~g Power Tools & ~ries 555 .Park St. . Middleport TRIVIA The Daily Sentinel 6 cyt, A/C, auto lleiiiCI LUmber & ·Supply•CO. I Front WD, .4 cyt, A/C, WAS.,4115 Valley . ~~~:f:.!,~D fo'ln~~:~r=f~~~~~ Sing.. ~=- · ·· IVI,~by~YJ!ea. w....., . CUP!: Start (Sepl. 8, 1987, rtencol've ovor had. But 1 The fmnt-row qualifiers are at Richmond), pole (none), didn't lot that fOOl me. roquirulto &wt the 1\vin 12S's win (none), Rot.! Yatea didn't oithar. u a pm:ondition or earning a HOW TOUGH WAI IT. He told me, 'Thla Ia no1 nor- rpot in the SOO. How. th~ perFOR YOU AFTER FAIUNG mal.' And l'knew that. I'd form there it up to them. Some TO MAKE THE FIELD AT 1'-=ed ~h to know ... driven urethe 125 u alert oes- , CHAALomt "" - Mil• but " did tell me that 1could . lion for the ~00; ottien pull into nilely_0 nwrtal' ~for 1,11e ,_,.,With- guye,<Qiv.n - the pnpllhortly afto<.the.!lld ..... (ullliying IQ get rMdy, '.nit' I time ifld e>iper!ence, wt· "'•· to hllon the riot oh cilsh. lhWt cominG to•at""'k I Nld · ..., t. competHive. • · . · never '-1 {Dowl), and go HOW ARE YOU DEALIIDI• .,,_oro 'from not inal<lng the,_ • tNQ ·WITH THIICENil! IN .......... N•SC'Aii _and 1hen on to another t~k THE GARAGE AREA? "Not ~=.,Yaw '111m, oJo . whanot'm)ustaurethit goo<l. lt'aeomething·that --.OO:,:OOL we're going !Q atrugg ... 11'1 · I'm -~ There are so N.c.- ' ' 'been tough." . many peraonaiHiea will\ all AFTER YOU PINIIHID theM dtlvent that ... and lljl FII'THATIIICHMONDIN ofthamareniceguya, but . • Frank Sloddald and the wotk of the CUPIIIIOHTBEEA81ER 'ofthnaguyslnthe~ Exlde~crew THAN YOU TIIOUGIIT1 .,.. to w·-lo -·with anlblld driver J-'1 ~n · •~ But10illo drive "No. We teatod tWice lor me u much ul want to '·"1tt!UU(Ih the·flol,d ... lhatrace.·WtMnlv.rywell ·racnl\hlhem. Thai's !I. Dover"""' a 371hprepared. H well prepered Iough, and ttiat'!l going to O P!11Ce .,... to a u we_., ~another one .lake along lime. Hopefully, aecond-p!lee ftnloh of theM teama was thJI I won~ do much to baCk In !he MBNA pnoparod,lheyprobably myaeW'up,butthal'!ldefi~um400. · would hava won that race. niloly aomething I'~ got Thai wao tha gfaaleal expe- to leam. • . , , . _ Dutlon Good, IIOIId 4th ~j Hamilton, Ohio Jom~JtlifWMII DcarTom, a. IIDIIbr ....,_ 14) ,. Joy<e Walker BlacksbUIJ, S.C. tc.m, lrwtn, loll, b 111,...- tlmelllcl _..,w:., hie- Wlll.t. oo1111Q UUw. .~···- Dave Harris Robart Preoaley, Waltrip and Joff Purvis -......----;~-. TOP 1'111 _..~ - ------ · ------·u~~·- Call 992-2156 leads au Acflve drivers with four vlcto - come en Hrly mllllke wh., he ontored the p~o toq rapidly and opun." tiN antrence. Tho ucond-gonoratlon d~vorla ,_ thlrV In lhe point -CUPMRID Dalo Jltmt uioclauporlor I cyt, A/C, Uo, PS, PB, /t P.'AGE M WHEN: Friday, Juno 5 · · DEFINO! NO CHAMPION: Marl< Martin TRACK QUALIFYING RECORD:. Mlchool Waltrip, F'om, t22.227 mph, Sop!. 6, 1997. RACE RICORD: Kenny Wallace, Foro, 10..&28.mph, Sept. a, 1985. • OTHER ,ORMER WINNERS: Martin gatiWo G place of the Rict.mond J)owW. ol~o. which meane the load 10. Elott ...... PIOM Wl Willi WAS $13,415 c:!': Kenny Irwin· . .. ·--.. -. ,. .__ -·-·;,._'______,_,._. ______. ._ . ____.__.,. _ • ::::' 1 1,11t ,....,~, WAS $17,4111 Front~ In Richmond vl'ctorlu with alx . ................... I.D.~.k. . t-------'1': Free-........- 1: t.M. .... inp;,1,150 6 cyt, AIC. auto, PS, PB. I fill 2. Milt . . . . . 1,1'37 Comm. unity c-alendar . .,..,.hd .... ·Tile . Community Clllellllllr Is lfte servia: to - p1'91It lf'OIIps wishing to announce • lhlg u,d special evenls. The alendar II .at deslped lo promote 1111e1 or fund raiHn of any type. l ' - are Pf:lnted as space pe11111U CIIIIIOt be guaranteed to nm a speelfk num~r of days. 106 North Second Ave. • Middleport, OH 992-2825 Rutty Wall..,., For<l, 101.499 mph, Mlroh 2, 1987. · running of 1 Richmond""" In mony OTNIR FORMER WINNI!RI: WoKaca ytoro .... e-u11 Of the warmer and Dorrell WoHrip.,. the octlv.loacl- · waather, both of tho .75-mlla tracl<'a AM,IFM stereo, Red whose household income iR it or The Aladdin Temple tabloid dis- below200pacentofihe'povenylev.tribution day& are Friday and Saturday, according to Dave McQuaid, .el. and who do not .have insurance president of the Gallipolils Shrine that will cover a mamJ1101l'l1111 ma,Y V8, A/C, auto, PS, PB, Club. . · be eligilile for the SEOBCCI' 10 pay He noted thllt "The Pride ,of the for a mammoiJum at O'Bielless. · llrW. I.MtiiiHihlr WAS.-.~Shrine; it's 22 Orthopedic: and Bum•· t---------~ Hospiial•" is called the "greatest 4 WD, VII, A/C, auto, PS, philaruhroJiy" because all services are Moles pUates PU,Iong wide bed WAe 121,4~ free. Joshua Mole•. a 1994 graduate of . . The distribution will kickoff. in River Valley High School,lla.<i gl-adFRIDAY front of the State HOI$ Friday with Wiled from AShland University in . POMEROY -- Fun. Food. and assistance frUm the Sllrine Band and Asllland, Ohio, Moles. Min of Terry and Sharo~ Fellowship Friday. 6- I0:30 p.m. a1 . Cllanters. The men iri red feZZOII will GIJ!l's Neighborhood Escape for . hand out thC 19911 tabloid telling of ·Moles of Cheshire. received a bach· the work of the. Shrine Hospital. . . elor or science degree in To~icoiOBY Te~ns on Main Street. Pomeroy. On Saturday, Shrine111 will con- in commencemenrexercises Qn May Games. refreshments. music. tinue the distribution. The tibloid is 9. · · REEDSVILLE-- Olive Township free a8d the donaJions aene(llled Trw;tces, Friday. 7:30 p.m. a1 the· provide funding for the hospitals, Job fair llaled township building. their ataft's. the equipment IIIII every· An Ohio Departmenl of Rehabil· · Jhiag else needed fcx: the healinJ of . i~ion and Corrections Job Fair will Front WD, 8 cyt, A/C, SATURDAY any child brousht 10 the Shrinen beheld from 10Lm.to6p.m.,llTri· WASS1.,_ . RACINE -- Hymn sing a1 Mt. . attention. • Cou.nty Vocalional SchOol (State t-------~::::0 . Route 691) in Nelsonville, on MonMoriah Church of God, Mile Hill ·day, June I!I. Road, ~acine, Saturday, 7 ·p.m. Employment . opportunities 'Will Singing will be Chris Adki'!s. • O'Bieness MeiiiOrial Hospital 11 1be open 10 anyone widl a OED or .....-------~=~ Athens is offering free mainmo- 1hip· school diploma. RepresentaMONDAY JIIIIIIIIO women who qualify for par• · tiVel will be available'to answer qua. POMEROY- Risht 10 Life meet· .ticipllion in the Soudlelllern Ohio , tionl and provide employmcnt appli• ing, Monday, 7:30 p.m. at the Breut and Cenric:al CIIICCi' Project, .Cllions for pc11itions such u: food · Pomeroy Library. · (SEOBCCP). service, correction olt"ICCill, IIIII IIIIIe 1he free mammopams1re avail· certified hospital aides. Positions POMEROY · -- Vacation. Bible able a.' part of an etron to increase will be Ji-yina hourly' I1IICS or up·10 School. Zion Chun:h of Christ, June · a-12 .. SonLiaht Island. theme wilfl' women's_awircness of how brea.•t $12.17 per hour and all poeitions c:IISICI forallaaet. June ,IJ, piua and cervical cancers can be detected offer benefiiA. The Jcib Fair it sponsored by the lndpractk:e; June 14, VBS Plopm, early, when more lreltrnellt options • are availlble and before ihe cancer Ohio Deplnmcnt of Rehabililltion 7 p.m. hu spread. · IIIII Comctions IIIII Ohio Depan· The SEOBCCP is a I Ck:ouaty nllml of ffuman Services, in partnerMIDDLEPORT -· Disabled women's cancer-scrcenina Jli'OI'IIII · ship with A~ ~o_unty Deplnrne!lt American Veterans, Monday, 6:30 ·thlt includes MeiJt County. . , of H~man ServiCeS lnd Tri-COUIII)' p.m. dinner, followed by 7 p.m. Women who ~ 50. or older, . • 'r«atlonal $chool. meet~na. ~· Tabloid dbtribulloa set ~.!.19 1 5R.I!C•ORO·.. .· 4 cyt, auto, PS, PB, tilt, Society sctapbook· PHoNe 912-2196 124.757 mph, Mar<h tlmat .... Tony Labonte, Cava Mar<lt . W·IC prog,ram ~olds .r~c,eption ..~-~-~_::C_•_Psw_M_·~~44! ..". A reception honoring mothers . who brellll fed .their babie~ in 1997 was held on Mothel's Day at the Meigs C01111ty Public l.:.ibrary. The Meigs County Womeri, Infant and Children's Program (WIC) of the Meigs County Healih Department, with contributions from several local businesses. hosted the recept~n. As explained by Elaine Matheny. · WIC breastfeeding coordinator, breastfeeding is a special 'gift that only a mother can give to her child. She spoke regarding the imponance of motherhood· and congratulated attending who had breast fed their babies for five weeks or longer. Matheny re~ that. tbe WIC Program is expericllcing tremendous • growth in the number of mothers breastfeeding after delivery. That ihcrea.'IC in numbel'll necessitated the receplion being limited to those who· had breast fed for longer than a . THE WINSTON CUP CIRCUIT EXCESS INVENT< >RV WASI21,415 Fashion model·pleads t/Qi¥t Iii ~:;.:omy atlonal VI, A/C, auto,iPS, PB, . o_u·n. ~- °DLEPORT • 0\'\ Guaranteed Service t:t . The Dally Sentinel• Page 7 ~---~~~~;,.;..;....;;...;;..;;,....;,..:..;,.,:,~-----'l= .--,------. THI! WINITON CUP IERiil . BUICH ORAND NATIONAL ADVERTISE COMING Ill': PONTIAC COMING UP: HARD.EE'S 280 · EXCn:£MENT oiOO 'w.tllll!: RICIImond ~obec~ lhi ==~Richmond (Va.) lntornallooal ON THIS WAS $11,4111 . B~um. Cody Dill, sai-a Pore. and Chelsea Young. All A's; Andrea Grueser, Ross Holter. Ken Amsbary, Carrie Elberfeld, Abbie Chevalier, and Debra Siek, academic achievement; Grade Four: Andrew Mcintyre. all A's; Autumn Hauber, James Will, and Amanda Windon, academic achievement. RIVERVIEW ELEMENTARY Grade Six: Sandy Powell, all A's; Hollie Rose and Tyler Thompson. academic achievement; Grade Five: Jaime Reel, Morgan Weber and . . ·WINNER • llelllll Arnold and .ughtar, Lldonye, lttandld Krista White, all A's; Casey Smith and Charis Collins, academic the WIC .-ptlon for bralltf11dlng mothera hlkl at lhlllelp achievement; ·Grade, Four: Shawn County Public· Llbriry .-ntly. 11111111 waa IICOglllzed with 1 Reed, all A's; Patricia Barber, Jessi- gift for hiving breut fed her lnflnL ca Hupp, David Maxson, ·~shley McCaman. Brooke Parker and Charles Wi Ison. academic achieveNEW YORK (AP) - A fashion · in court Wednesday that s~ tele.ment. tnodel has pleaded guilty 10 hlirass- phoned her ex, Roger Wilson, severStudents achieving the academic ing her ex-boyfriend after he dumped al times between Sept. 3, 1997 and achievement honor roll received a grade of "B" or "S+" or better in all her and began li romance with Feb: S, J998 to "hiiCliSS, annoy and "Showgirls" actress Elizabeth · alann" him. Charges against her · silbjects. Berkley. with_regard to Berkley were dropped. Kathleen McManamon admitted · - c 4•nouTH THIRD Starting at $79.95 (614) 446-2412 or Toll Free 1-800-594-11 White, 4 Or. front wheel . ,, ,., .l p.. Muiffle r & .. ar, · lpe 1188 Pinecrest Drive Gdipolll ktoiJa from Gallia Auto Sales on old Rte. 35 West New Summer Hours Mon.-Fri. 8-5; Sat S:.S 992-2156 112·2191. ~=:lng ~t\- s..at!.ar:.... ICarmlchael's 'Farm & The Sendnei.Newslotlbte MUFFLER SHOP 882·2118 ~r:~· I ..... • Middleport, Ohio .WASU0,415 Ea·stern honor rolls an·nounced The three elementary schools of the Eastem Local School District have announced the Jlames of students achievi ng academic distinction during the fourth nine-weeks grading period. TUPPERS PLAINS ELEMENTARY . Grade Six: Jessica Boyles, Hailee Cline. Chrissie Grego~, Kevin Marcinko, Katie. Robertson, and Nicholas Weeks, academic achieve· ment; Grade Fi:ve: Brittany Barnett, Christopher Carroll. Jennifer Hayman, Katie Holtsie, Jessica Kehl, and Darren Scarbrough, academic achievement; Grade Four: Brian Castor, Nicholas Kuhn. and Sara Wiggins. all A's.. · CHESTER ELEMENTAllY Grade · Six: Brittany Hauber, Alyssa Holter, Kassandra Lodwick, Jonathan Owen, Stacy Smith and William Woods, iill A's; Patricia Stuckey. Rebecca · Taylor. Andrea ~~k~~~an~d~-Adam Will, academic a< Grade Five: Derek :. I. . Latest report shows Social Security· long-term problems. are manageable ' Thurdy, June 4, 1198 .. 875-3318 or 1-800-788-0553 Call or vlllt our omc. .. 1410 Jefferson Blvd. mon.,.. ·Dave Harris·Ext. 104 For.More Information In Point PINaant • · ~ 111Mtllt.... et3(1.tt. •()hr ..... Ill CIAWrln . . . . tD . .WIIIIIIMicf liMit ft . . ;..,_ li'lo.mt~. on. - I I Mil OIIIYtrllf ffiCWN .., ........ -t.JT~II-ASll 'f • .,. ·l ... ...,. . . .. .. . ... , ~. ' "·" · .. .. .......... '".'• I ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' •• ' . ' . ., / ... . . •' '' ' .~ .~ ·"• . . ••• .. • • .•. it. : • .. • �' .- • '· ' Thursday, June 4,1998 ... Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel · Business Services Thursday, June 4, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Conrail buyers ask regulators to drop request$ fo·r conditions impose conditions before approving · ~recalled cong~stiori aniiOtliC:f any me'l!er. Shippers in Buffalo, ~~,ice p~~ems that foil owe~ a N.Y., Chocago and other areas have 1996 acqutsollon (\f Soulhem Pacofic asked for conditions lhat . include · Rai.~ Corp. by ':Inion Pocific Corp.. trackage sales or access nghts to We are mondful of the ex penensure competition. ences of the last year," Goode said. "This merger agreement is the "We know yo~' eyes and those of product of inicnse negotiations other people are on Norfolk Southern between private panics. and I'm and CSX to do this right." very concerned that what's being The proposal would create comsought would disrupt the fundamen- petition in many Northeastern martal bargaining." John Snow, CSX kets for the first time since Conrail chainnan and chief e~ecutive officer,· was created in 1976 out of sh banksaid as heaJ:ings began Wednesday. rupl carriers. CSX und Norfnlk Meanwhile, Snow and his coun- Southern. both predominant in the terpan at Norfolk Southern. David R. Midwest and the Southeast, wuultl Goode, sought to assure regulators gain key routes into Conmil's Iuerathat they can absorb the Conrail lines tive Northeastern markets. wilhout disrupting rail service. CSX and Norfolk Southern proTheir comments came a.~ panici· jcct that they would gain business and WASHINGTON (AP) - CSX Cocp. Uld !'bfolk Soulhem Corp. are a.~kong ratlroad regulaiOrS to drop ~me . shippers'. req~ts for c?".di· loons on connechon wtth a $10 bdhon proposal to carve lfp Conrail Inc. Chief exca~tives and lawyers .for CSX and Norfolk Southern said fulfilling those requests could get expen· sive and upset . a delicate balance reached in crafting a railroad system they say .would yield service. ceo- · nomic and environmental benefits. . The transaction, if approved by the federal Surface Transportation Board. would leave two giant railroads on eochcoast Hearings were to conclude today, with a vote, on lhe ; Proposal Mooday. ' The hoard has broad aulhorityto ·help reduce air pollution and highway ~cidents by_luring freight now car~ ned by trucks. . . ShipJN:rs would get more comjlCIotove pricong and the abohty to move fn!ight by rail greater distances on a single carrier, avoiding costly switches between carriers, lhe companies' say. Nevenheless, some an!as actually would lose competition, and some residential neighborhoods face noise and safety risks from incn!ased rail· .traffic. Politicians, shippers and smaller rail carriersstreai!Jed into the hearing room throughoutlhe day to offer lheir support or opposition, .and sometimes to request conditions. . WASHINGTON (AP) - Physi.cian~ need to keep lheir eyes open for a "hidden epidemic" among their older women patients: increasing. addiction to psychoactive prescription drugs and alcoho~ a study by Columbia University concludes. · The 180-page · repon. released '· today by Columbia's National Center on Addiction and Sullslance · Abuse, points to an &ll!f1111ing number of women over age 59 who abuse or are addicted to drugs and alcohol and says not enough doctors are catching ·lhe signs early on. According to the study, II percent of older women - 2.8 million abuse or are addicted to psychoactive · prescription drugs. About 1.8 million · or 7 percent of older w:omen abuse or 811! addicted to alcohol. , · The report suggested that physicians can spend a.~ little as five min, utes counseling patients deemed at . nsk lo help prevent the problem, ., I "What's inexcusable is that these have been given for shoner periods tragedies are preventable," said of time. One in four women use at Jo'seph A. Califano Jr.• president of least one psychoactive prescription the Columbia substarice abuse center. drug, according to the study. The two-year study also concludThe repon also pointed to doctors ed that Jess thap I percent of the not fi:Cognizing symptoms of abuse women who need treatment for alco- among their older-female patients. hoi abuse receive it. Only I percent pf primary care physi· "In good health, these women can cians considered a substance abuse work. be supportive parents and lov· diagnosis when presented witll coming grandparents and have two. mon symptoms of alcohol abuse. decades of independent living ahead Instead. 80 percent diagnosed the of. them," said Califano. "Substance . symptoms as depression. abuse and addiction steal millions of . Former first lady Beuy Ford these years by condemning lhousand~ joined Califano in calling the situaof these women to disability and pre- lion a "hidden" epidei)lic, with oldmature death." er women reluctaittto come forward As part of its study, the center. because of society's stigmas, and reviewed prescriptions for psychoac- family members denying the signs of live - mood altering - drugs giv- abuse. en to 13.000 mature women over a "It is swept under lhe rug of denial six-nionlh period. The repon con· am[ desperation of families and eluded that half of the prescriptions friend~ who can't accept the reality of for tranquilizers and sleeping pills a mother or aunt or sjster who may should not lo1ive been given or should be abusing alcohol or addicted to it Hllld Softblll CO.Ch Junior High Focrtblll Helld Football COIICh Ani. l(anlty Football COIICh . , Helld Boye Verally a..ketbltt CO.Ch Helld Glrta V..lly BalkelbiUCoach Helld Varatty Yotteybatt Coacl! Athtatle 01-r 'I Head Track CO.Ch Drug Free Grant lei, from left,. Chrl~ Wllllama~ bualneu otrlce, ., . EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION - Ohio Valley rwcognllild for Publllhlng Co. atarrers . , lhlllr llfl'orts during the quartarly employee recognition - r d cer.mony laat w.k. PUbllahlr Robert L Wingett, far Jalt, and lllrgaret · Flmlcum, far right, chalrperaon ollhe compa-. ny'e ~ commlttM, PI 11 111IIICI the ._cia Point Pleleant Raglater; Matt Rodgere, advertieing, Glllllpolle Dally-Tribune; Michele c.ltft . eclltqrlal, Fleg!ater; Kelly Mey, production, rrt: bune; and Tommy Long, preuroomldarkroom technician, Tribune. Not preunt for photo wa1 · Mike Slmme, mallroom, Tribune. . Siuclant eoune11 AdvlNational Honor Society C011cb GolfCO.Ch Volunteer Aaal...rol FootbiiiCMCh llolunl- Aaal...rol Footblll CMCh Volunteer Aaal...rol FootbaiiCMCh FI'Hhman Baallelbltt CMCh Junior High Chetr~Hder CASSEnE· TAPES consumer ' health data often not ·provided COuntry & Oldies Reg. $4.99 Only $3 ·39 . GREETING. CARDS REQUEST 1'011 PIIOPOIAL panel recommend.~. · 111e General Accounting Otft« ·1110 said Wednesday lhat the infoi'lllltlion that is available is not always eUY to understand. , Virtually Ill o.f the consumer proIIC!ion. legislaaion being considered by COfiii'CSS would ·require health p1an1 to make information about dleir practices more readily available CoMplete Stock COLOGNES & AFTER SHAVES V! PRfCE 25%0FF Charity, . CoMplete Stock TIMEX & · lORUS WATCHES .cic;,natlons up ·Y2...J PRICE · 30% Of.f . RINGS lp~· ' WASHINGTON(AP)-lndividuiJ Americans' charitable donations · 1-----------+----------~ .1 a pen:enrase of their income did, · noc cllan,e last year despite a bQomilllliltDIIOIII)' dill saw overall dona· . 119M rile 7.5 pen:entto SI43.S bil· lion. a philanthropic group says. ' Individuals' donations represented Gilly 1.6 percent of pel'llllnal income. 201. .::wrdlftJ 10 a study releaxed by the Reg. .0 nI Alpedcln Alliloeiation of Fund-Raisitll ec.niel Trust for Philanthropy.. • "111e queslion is where are the .;, ,..,_, CarneJicl or John D. 1a ••r.llen who converted their a' •I incomes to Jiving," said Dwiabt BurllnJIIIIC, of the Indiana Ulll1ilnitY Center on.Philanlhropy. MRocbfellcr, from lhe day he 1 H t • a clerk in Clevelllld, pve ~ 10 ;acenl of his income," 1 II J m lllid. "Tocll>:· we don't IIi dill .adon of a mtatn percent· .,. fllalxlnle aoiiiJ to charity. The lfleneurill penon doesn't Ill dial idea... FOR WOMEN BODY REFRESHERS . .·BoDYSPUY $129 y. .., *" 30% OFF. • • • lllvlllld Coda, _ .... bid• Alwaya In our hlartl Alwa'l• on ow mlnda, . Sadly mluacl by Marcia & family Overbrook Center has full time and part time STNAI posltlo_n·s available for all shifts, anyone Interested please stop by and fill out an application. '• ,...,.:of,. c .&~ -~en/Mt guest. . Dr. Westmoreland's 333 Page St New Phone Numbers 304-773-5333 ·Office: 304-773-6000 Home: Pt. BICDGI ••• •Septic Systems · • Sat. & Sun., 'June 6 &7 9·5 1·5 ···~······· SI~Brldge CIL~ HENDi:RSON Umastone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soli, Fill Dirt CloMCI Sun. • lion. SIL1H SLRL 124, lttneravllla,OH _ 61 ....992 3470 JL -10:00 a.m. ......,. Eureka Acrosa From Dam, Thurt 6 Frl, 411'1 & 5th , SOmething For Ewryonot Yard Sale : Frl & Sat, 325 S. Bel· ween Unlverolty Rio Grsndl And Buckeye Aural, Baked Goodl , Jams. Baby Clotllos, Beby noma, Hou11hold Goods, Adult Clotting. Friday & Salurcfly Juno 5111, &oil, 8·5. 412 Honey1uekle Drive, Ad· Frldly June 5tll , & saourcfly June 6th , 7:00 A.M. ·8:00 P.M. 58 La· Grande Blvd ., Baby To Adulr, Mloc. lloma. Garaga Sale: Frl, Sao. 9·? Clay School Aroa. Name Brand Baby I Kids Clolhao Ba\fllry Swing, Infant car Seal, Crofts, Bool<l. . f.! ft 360° Communications JEff,·WARNER INSUUNCE •Trim • StumP 113 W. 2ND ST. Qllndl110 ·New Homes & Remodeling . Garages, Pole Buildings. Roofing, Siding Commercial a Raaldentlal , . u ed 'Z1 yrs. exp. ·censed & lnsur ~ ft POMEROY, OH. Attention Slngleal f!nd Your .spacoal Someone Nowft 2• Hr. Ho· lllnet 1·800-215·8111 Ext.5113, h._,itwww.lhlt.o!peQit1248884do.hlm. 12.119 /Min, 18 + sarv-uei~. LONELY? 'CALL TONIGHTi 1· 100-uo-uot ExT. 2m, PER IIIN. IIUIT BE 11 Yfll. au• $E11\41111 . . . .14 ItA fl!!!: 1/A . 15 North lllfllloncl. Ohio 457711 Planta, III.'!J · Open: Mon.-Fri. t-t •Bobcat Service •Concrete •Masonry COnSTROOIOn ~General • Vinyl Siding • Garages New Homes • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Commercial and Re11dentlil ' E.,_ Frw NG Job Too SrMII Over 20 years experience. Ff'fHI Estimates . c~11 740·843·54t!,-.od. ' Cuatom Homes Roofing Dell: ftalurtng Amllh Crnm (740) 742·7408 8J R~modellng Plumbing ....,,.. Your DN•m" 1118 Martin s~... ~y, Ohio 46788 . Brian Morrleon (TotO) l85-3t4S . ....,_,., Take tlie pain out of painting, and 181 me do it for you. Interior Before 6 p.m. leave 11'18881g8. After6p.m.' (740) 965-4180 Free Estimates I . Giveaway . 2 ·6 Wotk Old Ctllco KIUOnl, 7-1-1107 Col After 4:00P.M. 2 Angora/killona, ~wka old, II blaek, 1/llger, 2yr old ltrnalt/llger, toouao pet, good only. 30U75-1193. Old, 7-I-Q021. ' Trees a ~ChMN1,111011:1 1 serve lc6 Shrubs . F,_ E•ll,all• . 40 2 Female I<IUtna. 6 ·8 Weaks er ~ ~ ~~ ~• ~ L.::Sal.::::.::;;;::.::::,:,:;.;1::.:2....:::....._ _ _ _~:~::.:.:..1111 P/8 Contractors, Inc. . Plll'fllll ·Lona·s· • 2o4.29 Lincoln Ave. Fri. 1 Sat. :June::.;5:.:&:.:8::..- - - - - 3· Famlly Garaga Sala.Ciothes, 10011 & mloc . Ro. 62 N. 6th llouse abOve traftlc circle . Fri.&Sat. June !l4h & 61h 8:00·7 4 Family·8 Miles out Jerry's Run Ad : Applegrove June 3rd tnru June 61h. &- 7 304-576-2635. 6 mo'tas ouo Rt. 2 by Rayb•rn Rd . Thurs. Fr~ & sao. 9am-5pm. 'II BENEFIT YARD /BAKE SALEIII 'II JUNEe,lllllfl MilKING LOT BEHIND WII.LA:S BIBLE BOOKSTORE IN POtHT PLEASANT ALL PROCEEDS WILL GO TOWAIIO$ PAm SJ/IIPICINS' llfDICAL EXPENSES JBi OrNe, Frl !14h, Sit 6th, 9-3. ALL DONATIONS WILL BE APPRECIATED June 4th •6th, State Route 325, Sio•ill Of Rio. Clothing, Toys, Houllhold And KIICIIan Items. Juno 4th, 5th, 6th, 9· 5, Tono OJ Infanta And cnuctrens.Ciothing, Excollant Condlfjon, ~dull Clolh· lng , All SIZII , LOll Of Name Brenda, Numerous Misc . Items, 9799 State Route 160, Next To Plratn eo... R11taonnt. Juno 5th, ~nd 6th, - 3 Family: '3 112 Mlleo Out BulaviiiO P l.~o From Jackson Pike, Gas Stove, Men, Women, And Tee_ n Clothing, C.D.'s And Other hams. a.nes. 615th, 8th, Large Womens, Mans, Soya Huaky Clothing, Mount.aln Bike, .Quilts, Drapes , CO Player, Clllppor Shredder, Lots Mloc. 2 II 2 Milos OUt Georges Creel< Road. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CA~L Wti.LA'& BIBLE BOOKSTORE 30W7&-1833 tA.M, -2 P.M. Frl ~ sao. June 5&6, 9am-4pm Rt. 2. t6 Poplar Holgllti, kldo clothes, turnllure , baseball cards &ollrtlng llno-ups. Friday June 5. Sandhill Rd. near Lela~ Poll Offlca. Friday, Juno 5, 9arn-4pm on Fair· vtow Rd. In Camp Conley. Gigantic Indoor yard aalo, Akzo clubhouse, $at. June 6, 9am· 5pm Rain /Shine, loll pi avery· Oiling. June 5th, 6111, Stall Route 160, on . VInton, Crafts And Morel Jooo 5&6, 3206 ·Howard Avo. en, · tertalnment center. lots or child· June 5th, Green Terrace In Can· ren•e stuff. 11nary, Brand Name Clothing, . Baby Items, Lamps, Crafts, Multi-Family 126 Broad Run Rd . New Haven, WV. 9-5 Rain Or Drapes,Mtoc. · . Shine. Tllur&day & Friday. Moving Sale: Third House On Rlglll Past Uftlo' Bult&kln Road Or Thur. & Fri. June 4 & 5, 2300 LinSecond Hou&a On teh Past lin· COln Avo. earn-? · coin Pike Road On HaMan Trace 80 Auction Road, Sawing Machine CabInet, Metal Cabinet & Shelves, and Flea Merket Lawn Mower, Student Desks l01s Of Misc. 6/5 & 616 8:00 • 7 Can· Rick Pearson Auction Company, lull time aucllanaar, complete .ooledHRaln. aucllon aervlca. licensed Patio Sale : Saturday, June 6th, 186,0111o l Weot VIrginia, 304· Hra. 8·1. J.W. Mlnla'"'• Wast. 73 773-5785 Or 30C-773-5447. Lincoln Pllol. 1, 2 Klf1lnl: I Tiger Slrlptd, I Striped, Very FrlondiJ. To Good Homo. 740-25&-&113• Owner: John Dean . Pt. Pleaeant a VIcinity ttoor., Morel Signa. H"t.1<111. 005 · ' Pereonals · ~13. ~c ~ ft ' Yard Jale- Clouch res idence, Loading CrMk Rd .. Tues. l Wed. June 2& 3. .. Decor., Luggage, Extra Nice Saturday J•ni 6th, t :OO ·4:00 P.M. 108 Georges Crook Road, Numeroualtemst 2 Go111on I!Mrlvtr & Lab Pupflioa, Mllllld Slick. 3 Monilia Old, 740- 1 Phone 740-992·3987 • Yard uto, Thurs. June 4th. 10·?, 2348 Fourth St., Syracuse , (In baell), rain cancaloo. Garage Sale: 8/Sth, 61h. ,H . S.R. 850, Bidwell, 8556 Rodney Pike. Ladlu Clothes, Jewalry. Dolls . Pomeroy, · 31• Colle, I, 3 II"· old, flOI good wl II!~•· graao watchdog , 740·742· 1018. 3Mo. Old female pup 314 Beagle. Cai740-387·707G- 5pm. • Kfltona &will old, blOck wlblut eyes. black·whlte w.Jblue eyet. :l()U7>4-4805. Grey, Some Bilek Kllltna, I -Old, 740-3711-11274. 3 family yoor!l 1111. Friday & satur· cloy, 5111 & 61h. Karr so .. SyfiiCUIO. 3 family yon! ula. 4tll & 5111, Elm St., Racine, . comforter sets, ofghlnt, lots mioc., somothlng for IIVOf)tlody. AH Ytnf Saito Mull Be Paid In Advtnca. Doodftno: I :OOpni lflo day balore the ad 11 to run. luntlar & Mondar od111onl :flllpm Fl'ldly. Big yoor11 - · Thur>J4lh, FrV51h., on New Lima Rd. Rutland, 1·1 (2 miles on the left, something lor --.. COrner or Second I center, Ma· 10n, WV.. Wedne1day and Thursday, 9am 5pm, famous name brandl, teenagers & adult cf0tf1fng. • 4 Fri. & Sal., June 5 & 6, Broadway SO. , Mlddtapon, ••nny· '""" yar!l. rain· gerige In alloy, good HitC· lion. Garage aale Friday, Saturday, clothal, microwave, swing 111. ~ampollne, IQI'S, dog kennel, dog bOX, mise, Roger Manual, Buhan Rd.. Aaclno. Garage sale, June 5·6, Five Polntl, W.,.,.. Rd. Rain or &hint. ~TRUCKING 4 family garage salt, Melly, Juno 5111 & 61h, ••• orr rlglll on Baum Addnton Rd., rain postpOnas till Juno t2tll & t31h. Hauling, Excavlllng · an.nchlng Umeilona l Gravel SepiL: Syatwma · 'hllllr l ....,_. SIIH ,...,.,. R.,.. Joi Wilson (114 M-4277 w. sao. Jun• 1. at267 Main St.. Pomsror. 1·3, cootlltl, toooa, aloclrlc acoottr. ond -Ira. rnDIW. •Foscia•S1 1!11 SllurdiJ, Juno llh, tam·3pm • 313 Alh 8_,, M-por1.Fioln GuiNr • Ia Ro• • Repla cettltllt Wlrod.wn . • StilliOttar'f Docb " Blown lnlll lion • G.:11 I II 0 DKU Joe N. Sayre 2A ll 2A ,... ..... llllrlina at $59" 814-742·2138 740-882·2m WUIOar a o.y.r, Carpet, Worka, 7.40 •• o175. 10 t..oat ncl 'Found ·Found· DIICII laaatlt houn4, along 181,10 claim call7-· 11212. • last! Black /Whtll F101 Halhor 400 lbl. Last Kamper Road, .Plaaoa Cal7-2514. 2526. Antlqu11 & clean u11d furrthure. will buy one piece or complete housollold. Oaby Martin, 740· 992«i76. Clean late Model Cars Or Trucks, 1990 Modal& Or Newer, Smith Buick Pontiac, 1900 Etll· em Avenue, Ga~~s. :""::'='"'=-------s-at 11m11,. a s. ' June 4 rnto from SR 124 on SR 325, LIHJ• Tlkll blllottbatl ,hoop, IWin- CI"';'J;·.':t~:rv: : : : : : =;;..;··;;....:-.:...:..;.;-;,_____ - - Two famltJ onoa -"· Juno 1-5. ra/11 or. ofllno. -.eprn. 55& ,.,. noihltl, Mfoj ... ·~ Olllo. Auto Dotal! Now Hlrtn6 . Muat Be Available Mondoy Till" Saturday, M•al Have DriWro Ll· conse, Call Boforo 8 P.M. UO· «1·0177; Or 304-675-38111 Allar o' 6:30P.M. Earn $104 - $200 Pl111 FrH Pll> lures Invite Your Friends To Yo..,Home For .A Professional Glam· our Portralt.Paroy, Call 80~H~ 8363. ELEMENTARY CURRICULUM SUPERVISOR beginning ,,. 1998•1998 schOol year far t~• Meigs County Educational sert Ice Center. Submit Jener of ln.-. est, resume, 3 leiters of recommendation, copy of tran:'W:t and current certificate to John ~~. Superintendent, P.O. Bole 8&1, A>meroy, 011 45769 by J•n• :10. (740) 992·3883 lor more lntormi~on. r Experienced Dental Allllttpt needed lor a high tech c»ntal 01· lice In Pt. Pleasant wa are look· lng lor a team player that It ener· galle and people oriented. Please send resume to P.O. Box 29, Pl. PIOasan~ WV 255511. • Furniture Delivery, Full·tlme. lm· medtaoe Opening. Apply Llhls'llt Furniture, 858 Thlr!l Avo. Gall~ Is, 011. No Pllone calls pleaaol i Help wanted Immediately, 740- 698-o400 "' t -888-890-9909. Home Heallh Care of Southeast Ohio is acceP,tlng applications tor home health aids far coverage'fn Athens , Meigs 'and wasl'llngt()n Counties. Must have raUat:t'e transportation. Mileage reimbursement, call 740..667.-6010 for addlllonallnlonnatoon. :;. Need a babyslttar In my homo for two kids, reterences required, Qlll . between 10am lo 2pm, 7•0·992· 3668. • Nurse Aide Training PrograP."Roellsprlngs Rellabllltatlon Clnttr : will be offering tralntng classes• In June & July. Applications are n9w being accaplad at 36759 ROfk· springs Rd., Pomeroy. OH. Class &lze Is limited. Th.rae ~3) reference papers are required with fopplication. Apply In person bitt- ween t O.m & :lpm M·F. Stlldejoll that succenlully complete tne TCE class will ba .eligible lor om· ploymant. Absolutely no phOne ca1~ . EOE Opening For A Part-Tirnt Pos"ton Of Director Of Athletic Facilities . Responsibilities Include Assuring That The FaciHiies Are In Caridi· tlon For Etlectlve And Efficient Use For The Instructional, Inter· collegiate, Intramural And Omtn Recreation Activities 01 The Uni· varsity : Maintenance Ot Athletic Flold Including Houoekeep(ng And Grounds Functions: Suf)Jrvlslon 01 Student Labor; M&Jntenanca. Of Service Schedulea For Atl ~qulprnono And Sc~e~ut· lng Of Service And Maintenance Arrangements; PreparaUon. M!Jil Have Good Organizational o\nd Communication Skills. Interested Applicants Should Send A letter Of Interest And Resume With The Names Of The Referenq_ea, Before The Deadline Of June 16. 1998 To: MI. Phy"is Mason, PlfR. Director Of Human Reaour~. University Or Rio Grande, C • p•s Poso Office. Box F27. lo Grsndt, OH 45874, EEO /M · p...,..r. ! Pleasant Valley Hospital is look- · a lng for part·llrrie Radlolelgy TaCh, Primarily weekends, but must be able to work holidays · and all shlftl If nudad. ARfiT certiflad and WV llcenoe . M~sl be a:bte 10 work In high Str4SS area. Send resume to em Ba,..r, Asar . E•acurlve Director of Ad· minlstraliva.Services, 2520 V'al· ley Dr., Pt Pleasant, wv 255~ . AAIEOE. • P~asant ing Valleiy Ho·spltal Is took· lor a part•time Dietitian. Reg· laterad or registered eligible. Must be knowledgeable In acute care and long term care pallent education and . assessment. Computer sklll1 pralerrad. Must J & D Auto Pori&. Buying wrecked or 11lvaged vehlc ..a. · nave good people skills. Send r.asume to Bill Barker, Aut Ex· 304·773-!i033. acutiVe Director or Administrative Wanted To Buy I Would Uke To Pick-Up Non-Working Waolllra, Oryera; Rttrigerators, And 1o10 9066 S<l"'lcos, 2520 Valley Drive, ~1. "-ni. WV 25550. AAIEOE · Wanted to Buy Junk Auto'1 any Condlllon. 7-9653 1\pp, And Exam lnlo .. CaM I ·BUD· 813·3585, Ext 6474 , 6 A.M. ·9 P.M., 7 Days lds,inc. s-. us Wanted To Buy: Relired TY Beanie Bebi11? We Have Zlggy, JOlly, L•CkJ, Waddle, Logs, Wave&. .And Scottie. For More lnlonnaoton Call Pam AI 740-2•5- 5443. Wanted: Auto's In Any Concllllon, Call 740·388·9082, Or 740.«6· 7278. . Scenic Hills Nurs ing Cenrer-fs Now Accepting Applications F.,or Director Ot Staff Oevetopme!)t Temporary Full·Time Position For The Months Of July Through De· cernbor. Cl~lllcallon : LPN. Please Apply In Person At Scenic HIUs Nursing Center M·F Salween 8:30 -4:30. Screen Printer Will Train, MJst Be Dopandable, 740·446·238B. Er,1PLOY C,1tN T SERVICb 110 POSlAL JOII TO 118.3& il!R:' . Inc. Benefil8. No E1pertence. fOr 740·446·1361 Ask For lee Or ,CIYis. _,-TRANsPORTATION : for OTR Orlvers. • • 29c Par Mile • $12.50 Per Hour • Unloading & Drtll> Pay Oponlngo Help Wanted Mu1t be 18 yra ·or older, 10 raquirld. New Club In arH. Serious aopllconoa only. I ·304·578·2966 ;_or_1·.:304-633-.:....:.:..:...7.:5215.:..:... .---- 1 .Do-noOM-Wflfdo comooorr So loa· 'Taka a aoooa poalrlon no one till will. Oflar Hrvlce and produs:t no one eta will. Earn $500·$1000 per-k. Ctmotary o11or1 job IIIICIIflly and 11 rtctlllon proof. NltloNII corporation with aVerage corn-mi&IIOr).of $500 per sata, llloppolntmtnll, no cfldh turndoWns, paid lrolnlng, lftllor rntdlcal, tnd ... -plan. Ifgofdon you . _ . -. . . , . ai>Oul 1 loy, cell Stave Smith, 740·1192· 1 .7_410_;_ .------•· DRIVERS MORE WORK T1W1 WE CAN -"no' HANDI.EI • l'orsoo1aliad Dlsi>alch ' • Home Weekly t o oiOtK·Vocallon, Hol.lday Pay: • Medical Insurance Call 800·876-ostiO Mon ·Frl9:00 A.M. To 5:00 P.M. '~ Tht Meigs County Educationll Service Center anticipates t~ IOifowlng vacancies lor the 1991· 89 School Year. Send appllca · tlonl 10 Mr. John Riebel. Superln· tondlnt, P.O. box 884, Pomo..,_. Olllo >15788. Ooadllne for all 8PPii·.• cation• 11 June 19, 1998 . -Fdr moro .Information call (749) 99:1-' 3183. . '. ; Altii'Mtlve School Teachei/ ; C-lnator Submit liner of In- t - . ,.....,., 3 lefterl Ol recorn- · - · 001>J of oranocrlpo, and ---.ong-... ·. Well tlltblll,.d lronaportatiOn lofloaf ... _alo,.:: Co. aukl axperttncod trtctor """-live lup1rw1w Ctfflfiad teacher pri-·· trailer drlvoro to make ctallvooles -· latter of lnltrtll, ,..,. on lht Columbuo, ClnclnnaH and tume, 3 titters or recommanda· Dayton 1111. Aalocallan ••· lion, copy of ''-"lcrlpt, and curponud paldl Mtkl 132,000 + onnually wlfll no OTR .....,..•. -ltocfllng - ·· ,• !Ir Bonuoto con add an addfUonol ~~.. . . , _ Aldt Subm~ 12000 to tllat lncomo. COl. Cfall A roquiNCI. . I~ 'E_ _ _ Altaraalfva lchool locreltry' • s.-t lt«ar ot tnllroat and rt· • 'Co. Paid Lila and Disability In· -"'-'""-· """Co.- -· w.-. ....... '401{kJ RlaMflro~....l,.. ...... 'Co. Pold urolforma .... :::--:-:--:-----r. t.· .Wirlltd• ••parJenced groce~r .• Ptrl<in w1111 l1tMigeiMnt aor~~tt ···· .., •111111. 40 "'· , . . - . For mort Info can M·F, t-5. I· I J - 1 II I 111 oil, ll'llfr at C h · IIOO-a37-3837at.e. E lOA 1lfcll.. ld 1101., - . ' . . - s t!J I"ll! l.t< ' ·' ~ntlq•oa, top prices paid, River· lne Antique~, Pomeroy, Ohio, Russ Moore owner, 740·992· 'UIIIEI' 11183401. SAYRE Top Dollar: Alt U.S. Sl~ 'IIAHCIIII' "'llllEIII" KillOna, 2 mateo, 2 romaloa, 8 Juna 1 thru I , chlklren's & teen wkl., naod • good hom•. 740· . clolllaa, Gut&l a Lovl. matornftJ clolhta, toyl, ahoe & nlco wood 114t-252i. 11-11 dally. office dlak, woodburner, much Mixed brood dog, hll llconao mora, h•&pm, 3 mllel north of and tl'lora, need1 1pact to run Rudavlllo, Oh. on St. R\. 124 , calf 740-74U803. MIMn Ke•eugh l'llldlncl. Juno 8, largo yord sale by son Mind Shtlllo/Coon pupplll; 1 miiiH Gtronon Slotplltrd puppy, Grongo at IMfand Mttllodllt 740-742-o202. CIUI:h, '""'~ · 011e year Old ltmale ,.H Bontor Lorge• yord aato Wllkoavllto, cotlil. half Englllh atHer, 304· hOUIIhOid 11em1 .. Horria Interior, nwl• ,._.,..,., clolhts, miiC. lltma, Sat. 6111, Sun. 7111, noon Ill ?, 740- · JlL SIDING & · INSULATION • VinyiSidiitg • Solflt ~bsoluto ·ver And Gold Coins, Proofl&ls, Dlemondl, ~ntlque Jewtlry, Gqld Ringo, Pro-1930 U.S. Currency, Sterling, Etc. Acquislotona Jewtlry • M.T.S. Coin Sllop, 151 Second AVOIOIO, GIIMpofls. 7ol0-446-26'12. Block Pup, Mollly LaDrodOr, Fe· male Fr" To Good Homo,. 740. .... 142. Great Dana, Lob Mix, 740·245· 9154. WaniiiCI to Buy 90 Middleport l VIcinity 4 Family: Evorytlllng ~~ Gol 112 MI. Out So. Rl. 124, Towards R•· Oland, June 5111, 6tl1. 6:30 ·5:30. c~~~ft~ccftcft~ I) · JD CDIIftlmll C • ' ' -New IPflnt potWry Open Tun.·Frl. 1M 614-992-5479 1·7*'·949·20 IS • ...... ILimeSton• . .•. Low Ratt!l) WICKS HAULING meny new Klnll •Brlnt In your odell • enda ettd we'll refill ., GAWPOUS, OHIO 41631 (7401 367 ·0 266 1· 800 ·950· 3 359 •la~tmentl •Giveaways •Price -Discounts At. 35, 3 miles east of 1he -coma try one or aur 12/11/1fr> 'I'IIDIDID Middleport Jl 'I O&WHOME$ OPEN HOUSE COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP AND MORE seNiOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT . WV Fl'ldly. MondO)' - 4tarnltt yen1 sale, blsldo MIN End FLEA .MARKET Rt. North 5th Ave.. Middltflorl. edition. 2:00p.m. w"" . MASON CO. Mason County Fairgrou~ 1twiWII'III (614) 992-3838 . JUNE 4, 5, 6, 8 AM-5 PM ·Cheater, Ohio Umestone Hauling Houae a Ti'aller Sllee . Lind 'Clearing & Grading &epllc Syalam a Ulllltlea Eltlmlltl 740-992-8472 ... r 6/4/34 • 4{7/98 on ltondiiJ', JuH 22, ,1• SUNTAN PRODUCTS with 307.11 pf u. Ohio and lllld aloud at 2:10 P.ll. Prizes & Food for Kids Members may bring a .' 985-4422 On Hla Birthday accordance will 1M rHelved lly fhe Boerd of ll•lga County ·Commlaillonera, Court Hou11, Pomaroy, Ohio •41:711, until 1:00 A. II. on 1.........,, June 22;1..._ Tile .tolda will then INI openlld The Racine Gun Club Fishing Derby.on June 6th, 7-12 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE EXCAVATING CO. BOB HOUDASHELT · Notlca to CoilbiCIOn. FOR 19 4 (Ill. SSC) . WHEN YOU BUY A ' CAN OF POP Computer Graphlca Dealgna All Landacaplrfg & Lawn Service• •Commerc!al •Residential Owner, Mickle Hollon Cheater, Ohio "TRUCKING . HOWARD In Loving Memory at_ Public Notice -uon Yard sale , June 5tf'll, 6th . 159 run.- , "" cfly - . "" ... . Fal>rlc. Juno " •. 8arn-4prn. . 1 High lellaOI Entll*h TeiCher (1 ynr) · (t) 4 ••• 7. 3tc Junior Varalty loflbatt 1Coach Pf'P • : 2:00p.m. Garage Solo : J•n• 41h, 5th, 143 Second, Baby Items, Clolhes & Mloc. Agrlculturai·Uma, Umestone • Gravel Dirt • Sand ' ·- 11;:niiMi::em;:IOI;:-::.,-..,. ; Handlcapl'ld T_._ Advlaor 949-2168 R. L. HOLLON •Room Addition• •New Garagea . •'Electrical & Plumbing •.Roofing . •Interior & Exterior Painting Allo Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C, YOUNG Ill 9112-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio ·:; Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 740-985-4422 -. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SEYICE (I) 4,11, 2tc . 1 llevalopmentell · GET ACANDY BAR : WASHINGTON (APl - Con- · (No Limit) 'amsional auditon; say large employ- ..........,..,...;..;;.,...,...,...,.._..,.f_--~~;;;.~----1 . 1n1 and their health insurance com'pianics sive workers only a~ut h~lf ;die information that a prestdentoal -·~ Comml11laner• lawn care program. 4/30198 1 mo. pd: for""' ALSO: 1 Speclllc IMmldg DINbllltlle T-hlr Call now tor a William Safranek, . Attorney AT Law ~14-592-5025 Athena, Ohio Notice for r .. urfaclng - k on · Senior c.... Play Advlaor daalgnatect county roada 71hGrllde llakatball balwaan caltllln llmtlnL . CO.Ch Bid .....,mcat1oM IIIII\' be 8th o..tta Girl• picked up at the ltelga ............ c-h County EntlnMr't Offtoe or Junior ~ Glrta tha OHice of the llelge ~c-h Countv Commlellorlltt. . YllluntMr Aaalatarol The Board of "11•11• · Comnltaaloner.. ....,. ac;o-..t tha ' - " ~ CCIIich or aelaal ..,_ ._.IIIII lloluntHr Aaatalant ·Intended . purpo.. , apd' BNicelbiiiCollch ............ rlghtto ....... Yoturol"r A8alelant and/or reject any or an lblior BaekltbaiiCoach and/or ,.., part tlteNof 1111( Yaluntaer Trllclc Coach wiA _ . , . -•biMII to .... YDiuntHrTrllclc Cotoch bidder wlllch Ia In U. ~ YDiuntHrTrllclc Cotoch 111111eat or 11111ge Couilty. . :. AMI- BIIIINIII Coach Glol'la KIGM, CIM : •; Band Director 11oan1 or . ·; TEACHING VACANCIES In 'Report finds 0 Coordinator ·· 7lh Gnicll Claa Aclvltor 8th Grllda Claa Advleor lllh Grade Claa Advleor 10th Grllda Claa AllYl11th Grllda Claaa Advllor 12111 Grlldto Claa Advlaor Yaarllooi•Advi- And Much, MuCh·Meral a-;:::= a.-... EI-..ta~y Choir BthGrlldaBoye BHkalblll COIIch Aula- JWtlor High FootbaiiCJunlor High Yllllayball · :Chapter 7 Chapter 13 • : For Information Regarding Bankruptcy contact: 1'I'J{'f, J'I/WE£'1(9' •1!:~~ Middleport Lowed Price• E-Deryday ob Fine Jewelry · C011eh .. Halld Buabalt C011eh Ft"'l Corp• Advi- . House washed • Deck cleaned & treated atartl!'lg at $100 • Hedges trimmed • Gutters ~leaned ~ UPPCY . .9lcquisitions ~;:n:s~.GrJ~~~ Soctaty . CIMerla...... Advlll...rva Yillay!Noll Cotoch SPECIALS ' ' Public Notice Advleor Natlomtl Ar1 Honor AHL Vanity Sollllell Coech · ' Downapouta Yard ute on Beum Addlrlon Rd . In tho roar of Skollaway skating rink Oft Frklly and saMclly, June !14hUth canoall. dllon. Guttera LUDICIPB DBII.I IIAIIftiiiCB ~01 ROOFING NEW·REPAIR 11 1 Cheater SBOP:i\CqlJISTIONS BEFOBI . . YOIJ SHOP i\N\'WIIERE ELSE .. 992-2156 SCHOOL DISTRICT ' St. Rt. 248 Howard L Wrlteeal •Mowers •Chain Saws •Weedealera •Authorized · 1 Dealer For: •Brlgga a 'Stratton •MTD •Murray •McCollough •Echo •Ryobl •Roper •Rally •Hydro Gear ANDOTHERSI lrlggs & Stratton: ·Mastsr Ssr¥kt Tnt•~datl · o.ttloor POMI' Equlp11111 Assntatlott: Ctrtlfletl2 Crdt State Route 338 ; At VIne • Racine, Ohio BADII LUMBER 7 ~&A Fr iday and Saturday, 8· ?, rain It Pltltlln Atlulnoe• . Ia to Spoor~, :l()U75-I~. Middleport l VIcinity Yar!l 1111, Collogt Rd., Syracu10, Al.lo- -Mull 985-4473 014/TFN 614) 949·2804 Mlac. Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES Parts and Service/! · Southern Yellow Pine Construction 1113r11. 4th, &Ill, Behind Plua Hut. H , NO Clolhtl Over Dollar, ~ Furnllunl. Homo lm.tor. Old Ntw HelpWanted ~VON I All ~roll I Shirl Pomero'/. 3 HoiiHI, GrHII VallO)' Drive, Frl 'Sit, II-? •Comple~e RACINI MOWIR CLINIC WBITE PllllfiD SRIL RDDnll AID IIDIIG su11••tH leiall Price D 992·5513 (No Sunday Calls) Custom Engineering Call for Quote Today •NewHomea •Garagea 110 Yard Sale Glllllpolla l VIcinity ROIEIT BISSELL COIISIRUC110N TONY'S. PORTABLE WELDING 61'4-992·7643 ' 9" Rib Pattern $1.25 per running foot ($39.40 per aq.) 3' Wide x 10', 12', 14' & 16' Lengths For uses on Pole Barna, Garages, Storage Buildings & Porches ROOF TRUSSES '!P to 50·70% OH NewsHotUne News Hotline News Hotline EASTERN LOCAL Agricultural • Industrial • Automotive •Re-cdres • New Radiators Oxy· Accet Regulator Repair Welding Supplies • Steel Sales Stick • Tlg • Aluminum Welding DADS & GRAD.S ' or who simply doo't know what to do about it;" Mrs. Ford said. The study was ~ased on an analy' 'sis of several · national .surveys. including the Health and Retirement Study conducted by the Survey Research Center at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor and the National Household Su,rvey on Drug Abuse sponsored by the Substance . Abuse ·and Mental Health Services Administration in the Health and Human ·Services Department. , Tlie· physician survey was con· ducted independentl,y by Louis Harris & Associates. The telephone sur~ vey of 400 physicians had a margin of error of plus or minus 3 to 5 percenta2e ooints. Public Notice SUPPUIIEirrAL • . TEACHING VACANCIES New Homes • VInyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 70 Yard Sale To pla(C an ad Call992·2156 RIDIA,.DR REPAIR · 0 Watche$ (Seiko & Pul~ .0 1998 Silver Dollars D .Key Chains 0 ~oneyOips 0 Diamond Earrings 0 Gold Chains &Brac,lets 70 BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. REM'EMBE'R Alcohol, prescription drug addiction 'h idden problems among older 111iomen . a ~ttlement wilh lhe carriers on oth· er ossues. . . Commuter •ra_n~ot age~tes ex_PCCssed fears that tncteased freoght ruol traffic would delay commuter trains that share the. same trao;:ks. . "Without co~tltons, ~rvK:e ~oil not operate on lime and Wtll detenorate until it becomes Un!enable, and then it will ~ail," ~ai~ ~eyin S_heys, : · a represental!ve for V~rgtma Railway : Express, whtch.serves northern Vi_r· : g~i-' and Wa.~hongton, D.:C:.·--· .. . ., Shippers reiterated lheir concerns !hal they might end up payins for lhe $10 billion transaction through increased shipping rates! notwithstanding the companies' as!ertoon !hal they plan 10 recoup lheir costs by capturing truck busiqess. "No one can be sure the projected merger efficiencies and traffic growth will come to pass," said Nichola.~ J. OiMichacl of National Industrial Transportation League. a shippers' irade group that bas reached · The Dally Sentinel • Page I Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • .. , �..•. Thursday, June 4, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ~ • Thursday, June 4", 1998 • The Dally Sentinel • Page • Middle-port, Ohio ALLEY NEA Cro••word Puzzle ALDER 320 Mobile Homet WANTEO: Someone 10 ohlnt, cut I bale , good, heavy, grasa hay. 304-67H7e3 evenings. WILDLIFE JOBS TO $21 .80 .tiR. Inc. Benefits. Game Wardent, Stcurlty, Malnlenace, Park Rangers. No Exp. Needed. For App. And E.:am Info Call 1· 800· 813· 3585, Ext. 6415. 8 A.M. • 9 Qayo ld11, Inc ~M .. 7 34 Aerll Witn 3 Bldroom HOOIO, Seporate Garage. Secluded, Near 2 bedroom mobile Home In oago, Asl<ing $180,000. 3br Aanen, 2 bath, LR. FR. In· Slnglo Po,...t Progrom. Special 440 ground pool, Rolling Acru on Seoo H~ Road. 30HI75-5933. Immediate occupancy· Cozy two ~edroom , 180 Wanted To Do large level lOt, central air. Anderson windows. newer lur· nace, aluminum siding, located In ANYOOOJOBS S~rubs & weeds trimmed, mulching, !lower beds , landscaping, sidewalk edging, mowing, etc ... Free Estimates. Call Bill 304-675·1112. Bab\snllng, In my 'home or yours, will also do light ~ouse· cleani ng. Have experience with cl'llldren. Can give references. Available right away. Call 304- 875-2424. Certified teachtt avallabla to tutor students Kindergarten through 8th grade . Call Lorre, 7-40·985- 393S for Information. Maoon. call 740·992· 3557 or 740-992·3041 . Loaded 28x80. 3br. 2 112 bath with all oplions, only $2,499. down, $3Q per montll. Frat air & sk<t t·688-69t-B7n. Love!~ Country Home On SA 7 Soutl'l With A B r~athtakl ng River View. 1/ory Private Setting On 2 1/ 2 Acres But Only 10 Minutes From GaHipolis. 3 ·4 Bedrooms, 2 1/2 'Baths, Hardwood Floor&, 2 Fireplaces, New Heat Pump, New Kitchen, Many Extras. Won't Last Longll $110.000. Two 2 bedroom trailers, $2500 each. furnished . 740·992· 5949. tlon. 330 Meigs Co. North- all brick ranch on 17. 4 acres wllh barns , full basement. two car garage, huge sunroorn & laml~ room.. 112 Acres, Workshop, Several Outbuildings, Greenfield Township, Gallla County; 740-•.tl- Syracuse· Ohio Blyer y!ow from this 4 bedroom apunevet, huge family room With WB. solid as a 340 · Business and Experienced carpenter wm do remodeling , decks, vinyl siding, plumbing . Free estimates. Call Jim Shull. 304·615 ·1272. Aelor· ences upon request Furniture repair, refinish and rei· toratlon, also custom orders. Ohio Valley Refinishing Shop, Larry Pl11111ps. 740-992-6576. Georges Portable Sawmill, dOn't haul your logs to the mill juat call 304-675-1957. K&S Remodeling Painting, Flool· lng, Call 740·446·6964, 304-675• 6021 . Lawn Yard Work, LIGht Carpentry And Remodeling, Floollrig. Clean· lng , Garage, Attics~ Basements, Light Plumbing, Free Estimates! Phone John at ERA Martin soelatas, 740-593-3333. a. As· ~ Middleport, beautiful two story, 3 br, 2 balh, large l.r. & fr. , oak doors & trim, SrrMth's custom oak cabinets, Jenn-alr range, cllsh· washer, detached garage, by ap- pointment, 740-992·&!43. Reduced, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, in Racine, near school, bank, post ollleo, etc, $36 ,500 , 740·949· 322e. Three bedroom, bath and halt, in Mlddlsporl, call 740·992·34e5 al· tar 5:00 or·My11me - m s. 320 Moblle ·Homea lor Sale 740.388-8966. ' 14 x70 3BR, $999 Down & ONLY Mother 01 4 Will Babysit In My $179' per mo. Free air & free sltlrl· Home In Gallipolis, References, . lng. 1·888-928·3426. 7<0-44 Hl244. t4x70 3br $999 down, $198 per Professional Tree Sel)liee. Stump mo. lroe air & oklrtlng. 1'800-691· Removal, Free Estimates! In- em. surance, Bidwell, Ohio. 614·388· 9646, e14-387·7010. Will Do Housekeeping & Yard tex80 3br. 2 batn, $1,325. down, $205. per mo. Free air & skirt. t • 888-691.e7n. WOrk, 14044Hlll19. 1984 Schulrz 14x80 all electric, Will Work For $4 Per Hour, Handy Manl740441·1473. 3br, 1 112 b$lh, underplnnlnQ. reacty to """"· 304-675-3365. 1965 Holly Park t 4xe5 2 Btd· FINANCIAL 210 room1, New Carpet, CA, 8x10 Stor. Bldg .• 14 Fl. Awning, Park· lane, $13,!100 080, 74C).446.1063 Alter 3. Bualneaa Opportunhy \NOTICE I OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. recommends that you do bualt neu with people you know, and NOT to sand money through the mail until. you have Investigated lie ollering. 230 Professional Sarvlcea Livingston's basement water· proofing, ail basement repairs done, free estimates , liletlme guaranrea .• 12yrs on job experi- ence. 304-675-2145. t98e. 2 bedroom. gao heat, oen· trat air, 2 ded<l, .,.ry good eondl· tlon, mt{!! sail, $7500. 740·992· 7622. 1995 Clayton Mobile Home 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Gas Fire- place, Gatdon Tub On Rental Lot, Financing Available, 740·245· 9738 Le... Mesaage. UNBELIEVABLE $499 Down Sl W $999 Down DIW only at (OAK· WOOO HOMES) Barbourovllle 304-736-3409 ABANDON HOME Make 2 pay· menta, asaume Joan, owner financing avaiabtt. 304-755-7191. Anentlon Mobile Home OWnanl: Areas Largest Inventory Of Inter· rnerm & 'Coleman Heat Pumps, Air Conditioners. Furnaces & Parts, Huge Buying Meant The LQwesl Installed Prtce, Eaay All real estate advenlsing In this f)BWSpaper is subject to 1hB Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal 10 advertise "any preference, limhation at discrimination baled on race, color, religiOn , HX familial statU$ or national origin, or anv Intention to make any such prefe~nce. lmRatlon or diScrimination." · Tills newspaper will not knowi~ accept ; attYett!Semems lor real esrale -which tsln vlotalion of the . taw. Our readers are hereby tnf0rm8d that all _,lngo -'""<llnlllis newspaper 81'11 available on an equal opportunity balls. Over Tna Pnone. Bank Financing. Call BannetfB Mobile Home HTG I CLG 1·800872-s967. Discount Uoblie Home Parts & Accessories Water Heaters. VI· nyt Skirting Kits 1299.95, An· chars, WOOd & Ftberglass Steps, Roof Coatings. Doors. Windows, Plumbing & Electrical SuppUea, Blocking Wood & Wodgao And Mora! Call Bennett'& Mobile Homo Supply I>J H4C).446.941e. Divorce Forces Sales-Take over payment&, 2br, 2 ba1h, flnan;clng . 310 HornM 3 - m o, 1 112 Batlls. Ranch .,..; Hoot Pump. 2 car Garage. 8 ~11411 BOIOW QaNipotla, see,OOO, 740-448·8185. Or 740·ee2·8048 -8P.M. 3 IOdroorno. 1 Both, LR, FR. KllcMn. Loundry Room With 3 ""'"'· Bulavllll Plkt, 740·441 · (1031. ~ 41r Old, 20Uoq.lt. Capo May on .2.2t 1er11, 3bdr, 3 luN 1111111: 111rowood lloora In rflntng roo!" & IO)!tr, ook cablnl11 & Willi, 24130 dataChOd gar11g1, 12•14 bulldlno. localld 2 112 0111o1 out. Jerry' I Run. Road In . . . -.-5J'&.oiCM1. M aore1 with two otory tnreo 1 a 112 bo1ltl. 1u1 lllldng 1135.000. 74(). us... ,.d.- ... .....,.,.,ton -lulltllng. u-. "" ... ~ Oioftlr: - 11 ..... Dl..ot. 740' "1· . _ let Nit II 378 &olein .... • ......... •·- . \Ioiii . . ..,.... 11!11 1!111111-nt. 011 ~ ...... - ..... 740- '!' .,...,.... Commercial-Office or Retail, 87 Mill St. Middleport. I ,450 Sq Fl. $400 mo.(or subdivide to 1,000 S<i H. lor $300 mo.) Corner Build· lng . (140)·992·6250 Aeq"lsltlons (next door). 350 Lots & Acreage Pound Hanging Wtlgnt , Grain Fed Fot 7 Month Herefords, 140· 2~. 4.98 Acrea-7 minutes from Point per month plus utilities, plua de· po~t. 3rd Street, Aadne. Oh., 74(). Grubb's Piano· tuning & r.epaira. 247-4292. piano Dr. 74().446-4525 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUOGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES. 52 Westwood Drive ~om $279 10 $358. Walk to shop 1 mov ies. Call 740·44e·25e8 . Equal Housing Opportunity. HOT TUB $900. 304-882·2991 A1· tor 4pm. EUiclancy Near Walmart, 740-· AEAAnON MOTORS RepelrOd, Ntw & AabuDt tn Stock. Call Aoh Evans, 1-800-537·9S28. .a acre lots on Bethel montn, $235 deposl,t, can 740742-2837 . . Call For Free Maps + Owner Fl· nonclng Info. Take 10% 011 Usled Poc.s On Coon Purchasest 360 Re81 Estate Wanted 0 Hou111 for Rent 2 bedroom hOuse, clean, carpet· ed, stove. no refrigerator. no In· side pats, deposit required, 740· 992·3090. 2 or 3 "bedroom house In Pomernice yard with trees, will consider purchase on contract with oy. good rolerenoeo. $400 per month' plus ctepo&l1. poll extra, 740-698- 7244. 3 Bodrooms In· Gallipolis, $4501 Mo .. Plus OtfiOOit Available. 81 12tlt, 140·379-2254. 3- ' 112 Balhi. Gallipo- lis, No Pets, Reference, Deposit Required, Utilities Not Included,. -· - Hornlo Nllni. WV 304-718- NEW I BEDROOII ($18.9951 OAKWOOD HOMES Barbouro· vltto 304·738-3408 Mako 2 Payment• Movo In No Payment• After 4 Vtara, 1·800. Set "' 8882. CIIIPO) on lot, 8olt Ollor. 81)0.313- Now 14 or 18xl0. Only make 2 payment• lo move In, no pay- . - after 4yra. 304-718-7191 . lncludu oklrtlng, doluxo llopo ond 11tup. Only 1187.01 por monlh wllh &1076 down. Colt 1· IIOH37-3231. NIW lANK lliPO'I Only 3 Ioiii StiH under warranty, ow~er fl •. nanclng avalltblo. 71ft . 304·755· Now Doublowldo 38A. 2 bath. 11 ,325 Down a 1205 per mo. 1· .1111113426. . Tltroe bedroom hooiO In Chftter. ,_ lurnac., roof, rwcont updltoo, leaaa, deposit, Jeflrences, 1·814+4!-11921. Small 3rm lurnlsnod apt wlbalh. S22S . mo. Utltltlos paid except Tractor & Equipment, r•0-441· 8906. p Th Itt Sh b 1 omeroy r op now uy ng large outside toys and baby Items, walkers. todcler car seats, ized apt. for elderly and handl· 450 ate. 1\leadey tllrough Friday, 740· 304·e75-6679. 992 3725. Pottabte Lighted Sign wllatlen Furnlehed Room a Flag . 1399 Spacial S349 . Frea Circle Motel Lowest Rates In Town, Newly Remodeled, HBO, Clntmax , Showtlme & Olsney. Woeldy Rateo, Or Montnty Rates. Construction Workers Welcome Sleeping rooms with cooking. Also trailer space on river. All hook-ups. Call after 2:00 p.m., 30tnHMt. Mason wv. 460 Space for Rent For Rent EX<:Otlent Olllce Or Retail Space Approx. 718 el With ~lenty Of Parking Located : 26 Cedir. Galtlpolts, 74().256-6561 . 2 I 3 bedroom mobile homaa -· Adjustable Pick-Up Disks, Tractor Rototlllera. Manure Spreade<. 6 Ft. Wneat Dlak, Llrnt Spre,ders •. Uaod Finish Mowars. Other Equlpmonl, Howo'o Farm Machinery. Jackson , Ohio, 740· :.28&-~5944~:_·------H w F s ay aqons or ale. 740·367- . · 140o Ualllr. 2 bOdroom. 12>10, 1280 a mon111. no pota, 740-742· 11714. lhlllorfor """· 740-992·91511. $4,500, Leavo Me11agell Nof Horne, 740-;167-7066. a t 992 Buick Lesabro 74,000 ~IERCHAND\SE 510 HOUHhold Goode ~ronen 560 Ntw Curio Coblntt. 2 Sided Mlr· rorOd WHn Llghl, $300. 740-441· 0132. Tractors. Hay Equipment, John Dtore Skid Steer Loaders. Cheek With Ua About Financing As Low As· 2.9% on lawn Tractors And Low Rate Financing On Ntw And u dE oe qu1pment. Carmlehaot's Farm & Lawn GollpOIIo, OH 140· 446-2412 HIOQ.584-1111 . 25 Anguo and Chi·Angiro bulls lor oale, reuonably prteed, excel· tontlal tn Booming Industry. Baltct Opan Arli Big Profit Colt Po· MI. Sky 303-75H200. ...._for Sa'- r•.. ..- Llvaatock lent breeding . Slate Run Farm, Jacboo, 740-286-5395. 3 aponad Appaloosa, 3 year otd, 2 yur old, 1 year old. granddaught•rs 10 Har Dar Shadow, 7*94 9-1019. 30 Angua And ·Chi·Angus Bulls For Sale. Reaoonabty Prlcad, Ex· ee1ten1 Brooding , Slato Run Forma.""'*"'" 740-288-5395. Froncn Atplna Goat Buck 7 -•Oid.l80740·992·m9. 22'MMa~le;RRol;;..,;;.;;... ;-rP'Pupo.;;:'17;i-w;;;;;ko.;: I ~~~~lack Llmo.usln Bulls 740. $100 Eech. Will' Soli Or Trado. Sttoto. 740 388 9354_ Uotd Window Air Conditioning Unilo. Dllloranl Slao. Guarantotd. A Groom Shop ·Pit Grooming. Foaturlng Hydro . Bath. Don Shoeto. 373 Goorgol Crook Rd. 7-.o231 . 7 - 7. Antlquee :r.~to:;:::a~l=~j 1124 E. Malr>llrHI, on Rt. 124, Pomeroy. Houro; M.T.W. 10:00 o.m. to 8:00 p.m., s~ 1.:00 10 8:00 p.m. 740·tt2-2528. Flu11 -OMlOr. ChiCkld, PIOIQIHI, $300·350, 7-1015. AKC Rog 8wk . old Bouott --.304-4!18-2511. AltC Floglotorod Shih•Tzu pup· Pill, lwkl Old, llrot oholo I '"C'X! IKIWJM• ca-l Air Condttlonlng. Free E• wormed. 2mllall2tematea. 104· 815-11830t304-875-11175. · Arntlfte 5700 ITU ~~~ltlor)Or, 110 p(ug·ln 1125. Glrlo 10·Ipd bllt0.138. 304-6711-4544. Avallablt.304-458-1089. . 720 llucka for Sale 1868 Chevy plcllup llotblcl. 327, bored , eornptototy overhauled, $700. 740-992·~879. 197e CJ·7 Jeep exe. eond. Lola of news. $4.300. 304-675-3290: 1979 Ford F-250 "x4 3S1 Motor, Automatic, Rough Body, Runs & .Drives Excellent, 740·388·0311 , 740-361-16811. 1988 Ford 314 ton, tool bed, <160, n..da some repair, StiOO, 740 . 992•7678. War;anty, 1993 . Transcraft 1991 Chevy S·I O, Tenoe paekagt, 8 eyl .• 5 opotd, cullom wnHII, 4 now tlreo, only 85,000 actull mlloo, U260, 740·892· 6824 • l,tt2 Ford XLT 2wd, 81,000 ~~~;~hlcle. Sto,qqo CondiUon hal In tho llold, Orchlfd I Tlmotlty mixed. Horo In Muon County. $1.25/balo. 304-512-7317. 1994 QMC Slofra, SLE peckoge, ootond cab, lilting $12,l500, 1>1o. 1149o3021. 1998 Dodge Durango, fully loodocl. 1,000 mlloo, $28,000. 140· .~....79. Norl Sara & Cllh m Hitch & R• COIY&r lor 1995 Ford F·150. 304· bile on tho wag· · ~87;.;5-~1.;;109;;:.;.. . ------ 730 Vana a 4-WO. 1915 Chevy ROOd etin ·;..n, A£, goOd llros. good lhapo. Floocea hllell. $2,000. 304-773-81~. 11110 Toyote 414 Truck, ...tt5: D~ 740·4•1·0180, Evenl"'t. 7 1-1318. 710 AutM for Bile 1 ~-::;:".:.7.:-:.::::.1·.:31l=111:0·---­ 1812 cnev, C·20 Mark lit Con- 'fl Mulltlng liT, good eonti!IIOn, veralon Exceflenl Condition, - 19.500 74044H01a ..... 740-992-?388. • •I SEE US EVlR Bfmi11NG · "CWft.E! SHE D0£5NT ll41IIIC. OF 1'1~ IN II0- Kowa10kl STS Jot okl, otill under 11ANTIC TEIU'\5! ... warranty, three llattr, 83 horse· power, bought new July of '87, three matching l<awasakl tki vesta and. trailer all go with It, >r- $8000, 74().949-2203 Ot 740-948· MUSTRLLtlt 19 11211. Doep·V, 8C~I . 190hp Morerulllr lnboord Motor, :Ttalleo. Llfa Preservers & Bumper. ONLY $2,1100. 740-448-3114. ...,.11.. ·' '' 12 . . RoM i"!: ..19 One (Scot.);,.il 21 Undergraun.,... worlcerl .J,. 22 Wreath Eut Paaa Ireland ' • ~. 27 Experlm.ri! ::: 29 Faat gill t• Pus Pass 26 lllancl 011 ' '. Pass 30 - 40 Valuable 41 SlY rtlideni!l; 42 Singer Adrui)i 43 Delermlllll!CI!' 45 FreUdulent - . 46TMIW-P 47 Smoll pie ' .n 49 Bullring cry ·1 SO SDaam · ·"· 52. Fltlh egga · '' 53 Propel 1 t>qa1 MAKE TilE ~NOR. Campers & Motor Hom• ,. CELEBRITY CIPHER ~) by Luis Campoa C'AIIMiy c.,. ~Mil-~ rrom quotatioM; b';' l•mcu people, put and prennt EICtl In 1M CitNr lllndl kN' anolher. Todly~ at..: J «~U~f/s P ' .i I .d 'DXRDZ PCDS MSR'XT IISR GSBTDZPCJ PG GDRBFHT OZTC · JSPCJ · GSBT liSA ·'.·.' ': d·' DZPCL : IHKET T H G 1 . ' - . A T x· X M JKXEPK PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Spit tobacco is not cool. It's gross, h .. '! addic1iYe, H.< causes cancer and other h<iahh problems.- - Donna Shal~la · ·" • , ·. r '" , .' 111A1 DAIIoY .. ZIUI ; l llj 8 faur Roarra- lottonr al tho - ocramblod -d• .,._ . Y·O N.F IT 2 ' ' WOKNN ;I-. I ·I Is I AGRDN ., IIf& Nl 0Gl _ _ R , ....~,_ 117 ~ ' Overheard alter youngsters ball game: "The one wh.o lells others lhat it is only a game is ,p;~:p~e~e- -~.- ~·:uck\e • • you PRINT NUMBERED lEitERS IN IHESE SQUARES UNSCRAMBlE LETtERS TO GEl A,NSWEI '·· ·~ '. . • • • _ ......-'-....L.--'1..-...1-...J • I ..' I_ I 1 I I I I I I j3 I ~· 1 .- ~ • low lo for"' faur simple ROLL .. quoted by filling in the missing words develop from .olop No. 3 below. ' · ·~ :•l •'• • ' I I I I ·I ~ ~ 3 ~ SCUM LIT$ ANSWIIS " ' Tribal- Shill- Plume - Hearth - EARLIEST 1972 Dodge Champion , sleepa : tight, interior newly decor,ted, naw tlrto, air eoooltlonod, $400Q, 'l Middle age is when you're laced w~ two temptations and you pick the one lhat gets you home lhe EARLI- 740-992·2741 . EST. 1973 Vega 5tn whool campor. : oleopo e. fully oqulppocl. 12.000. 304-675-38511. • •. • h .. ITHURSDAY . 1975 Corsair camper. ateopo 6, 4·burner stove w/l)ven, rafr~ 1111 • tor t.tOV or propene, ahowar, ·, flushabla toilet, · double tub, stainl11s sink. propane furnace 1 1 w wa I mounted thermoatat, pro-pane hot water heater, lots of storage space In· cloaat, double propane lanka InclUded. Tendon ~ ·,., ·. .I 0 IWit. 1(011 NEVEl .r thing 8 YOU HAVE MOIISIE ·SLAM .1.,_ 31 Mona- 37 Sibling of elft 38 Neuter · f J "' pronoun · - Phillip Alder Many· players use Blackwood when they shouldn't. Wheel out the trusty Old Black on.ly if you are will· ing to bid six even if one ace is missing. . Then: are two other "rules·• of\ Blackwood thill. should be followed: I. Don't USI: Blackwood wh~n holding a void. 2. Don't use Blackwood with two (or mon:i losers in an unbid suit unless you are absolulely cenain that partner bas a control (ace, void. king or sjngleton) in that suit. · Suppose you have ·a void. If you ask for aces and find that one is miss• ing, how do you know if it is in your · void suit (which is bad news) or in .anolher suit (when a gmnd slam is still in the picture)? When you have two losers off the top in a si(!e suit and you lewn an ace is missing, how will you .know if the opponents ean take the liryt two tricks · in your weak suit? In my e~perience. partners don'l see the funny side when the opponenl5 defeat a slam ~ trick.two. . · . . In both these silualions. you need to resort to cue-bidding. Once a trump suit hi~ been fixed in a game· forcing auctio~. biddinf! a side suit shows the ace (or avoid) In that suit • and inten:st in a slam. · This deal highlil!"t~ cue-biddinf!'s . usefulness. Once hearts wen: IIJlreed, Blackwood would leavo; South assuming Nonh"s ace wa.~ in dia~ ·moods, his liriit-bid suit But by cuebidding his spade ace. he heard North cue five clubs, shOwing tlial ace. ll!ow ,bi~ing seven hearts w~ easy. And the play was even easier. > Mlabehav\n'- • RATS! I DIDN'T MAKE lliE j.I()NOR ROU. ! · , ,., 23 Quit 11M wqrit, force ",;. 24Grecler 25 Nulmlil apklll PEANUTS Auto Parte & · . ' Accaaaorl•. hlew gu llnl<ir & body parta. D & R Auto. Alploy, wv. 304·372· 3933 or 1.81)0.1173-93211. 790 11 Scrotch HI ·,,, nor Dent. . 10 Cllflou - 8 P9111WTTd ' 39 Mol'llnlwg•nt t Nellt1er Rep. Cllrlc'e , • .; ~ • ~ JUNE 4] ~ ~~~~~~~~~~ Roglotored black hall Arabian/ haW quarter horH gelding, 9 yro. Old, $1200, 74().698·2183. Two Ponyo Broken To Ride, One NICI Yoarllng Ouartor CoJt, 140• 24!-8081. 74().448.1179. 840 Hily & Oral':' 90 pluo baloo mlxOd ha~ $1.'501 ball. For leaoe, l451bo. tobacco aNolmtnt, .15 cantlllt>. 304•675· 1043. X "NOW 5\lE OOESII T UICE ME ! SHE OCESti'T 35 Hom Power Jonnoono GOOd Condition. $800, Col 1 :5 P.l!. 304-615-5131 . 760 7 Atrpot1' unit 5 Gnek letler I Expenalft lur axle, good cond. 51 .100. 304· 1987 Toyota Truck SR·5. $2.700 e7S-629 3. 8 Cll no; 4pm. 304-e7S.5048. , •• 1988 PotorbtU 319 Extended Hood 425 Cat Recent Major. RallO Your Gay Old Oolry - · ..0 +Food GuarantiOd 7.A0-2455464. CFA Floglslorod Hlmalayen kit· lent, ShOll end wormlld, 1150 · Roglltorld Hllllllayan 1111· Exira Nlca. 7~118. Vohlelll, _No Turn Downo. Clll Vittle, 7~2897. Upton OM<! cara At. e2·3 Mllto S h 1L out o eon, wv. Financing ""'102.Alrrldo, ?4Q.+t8.06!i2. 1990 Ford F·350. dlooet, crow c•b. dually, ground eflecta, loaded.' axeollant cond~lon. $12,500. 740-949·2217. THArJSf'OH fAT IOU Amono rafrlgorator 22/cubic h. ~·lld0. leo & wotor In - · · r ·~Ito pold 11 . tOO·takt 1100. : 304-675-8132. 1991 Noon Groen 4 Door1. Auto, AC, 31 ,500 .Mitts, $e,500 OBO 74().25U340. 740-256-6467. Your Area John Olere Deiter ~ .584 Cr;9di·~~;,;;;:;-;;;c;,;-H;p: For Residential And CommerCial · lawn Equipment. Compact UtiNty Problema? We Can Http, Tractors From 20 To 39 HP. All Eaay Bank Financing For Uatd "'-~ SloCjl . RON EVANS InENTERPRISES .Jackson. Ohio, 1-800·537-9528 $toot Bldg . Ooalorohlp Avail. tn 7<10-379-28118, ready 10 drive or onow. 740-9112· 630. Block, brtctl, sewer pipes, windowa, lintels, ale. Claude Wtn•ra. Rio Gtande, OH Call 740·2•S· 5t21 . duced $13.300,; Ratall $15,000. 74 Chevy Caprice convertible, Waterline Spoelat: 314 200 PSI 121 .95 Ptr 100; 1" 200 PSI $37.00 Plf tOO: All Brau Com- Building Air, 57,500 Milts, $4,500 080, 74().2511..&349. 740.~87. BIG NATE $5.800. nogotllblo. 30H75-8810 · day 304-67S.s:!8511111111ng. Between Gallipolis & Rio Grande. Suppllea City May1ag. 740·'48· . 5pm. 304·e75· 80HP, 2·seater, full cover, lire nllngulaher, vary low hO\!FI, Roes lnvacar:o wlllelchalr, used once, SS!S: non-electric hospital bod, uaed 8 months, us. 740· 992-7679. 550 Wash~rs, root, ale·. crula.e, auto, 4cvl. 1995 Yamaha Wave Rakler 100 goo<l ,.._, - Sizes 01 4 WD And 2 WD Farm ~~~\5! wltraltor. LCD digital dlaptoy. Your Area Buah Hog Dealer For Pans, Rotary Cutters, Loaders. Tillers, Finish Mowen, Etc. car· michael'S Farm & Lawn Midway Usld Pool Slide & Diving Board, 740-448-2075. prefer country, garden ipot, -~~~ illt1 poll. 330874-4205. ~ Sport White. 59,981·mltOB, 2dr, IUn· OLMn slzt watelbad. new ~'leiter, • .eo, will deliver if nHded, 740992·3914. . ~YOU ft~D, 001"100 EMJ..Y Qt.ll."( t.ET '(()rJ ~~ YET, TII.®W'!\£ ! dillon, $9,800, 7<1Q.+4e-6313. 740-11!12-8824. .... ~5 ~fiNE N:.T TO CMI'I.f.TIIIb . IQSI~~TS "T WOFJ(.- TOO t.m: 1994 Morada 19 112Ft. Ski Bolit e3 Houra. 180 HP. e.c.lltnt Can- Entry, Cruise, Power Seara, Re- · ~"''ai<IW~E 11'-EfW.T . 304-675-e359 aher Spm. 2045, will consider trade for ·a 24120r1.aoo.584·1111 . 1-¥)\ .lt.>T YET, Ci{lf.F ! 1993 21h. Mlracta Cabin Cruiser. 1996 Monte Carlo, LS: V-6, Aul01 Air, PW, Pl, Loelnar. co. Kayleel Ohio On Jackson Pike 740·446· ... ,.. ~liE Yl).) FINI~E.D lfl£ toon. 100 hp. Evinrude , with Tracker drive on tandem trailer. good condition , make offer. 740· Call: 140-448·2412 or. 1-600·594· :"~'':__'- : : - - - - - - Tobeceo SeHet, l40- 367_7800. Swimming Pool. Navar Been Out Box, Paid $200, SBrr(s Tokl$175, 16'x31 Steel Wal. 74().37~540. ot trailer to rant or tease option , I 989 Tracker 28' Party Hut pon· .., In/outboard mo"tor, <4.3 engine. plus an accat~orlaa . $13,500. loaded, 105,000 miles, extra sharp, maroon, 4 door, 13995, all~r .THE BORN LOSER 992-1024 alter 5:30pm. miles, exc. cond. S7 ,300 080. $6,795 Call 741111. AL.TtJGeTtlf,. 1985 Bavllntr Open Bow 19 Foot 1991 Shadow Convorteblo, Loaded, $3. 195; 1990 Cavalier Dooro, AC, $1,795; 1989 Baratta V·6 Auto, AC. $2,295; Cook Mo- 1992 Plymouth laser ~Uilf Good Co,ndltlon Runs Gooct 446-2075. 113 - · round IMmond IOIIIolre. Bolay Aobtlltt For Soto $5.00 llzt 8, paid ttiOO. wilt IIIIa 1550: 740-.11181 . Marqulo -ng 101 112 earot • otzo 7, p•Jd S1400, will tako -Open~ 1-4. Mon-811 Nlodtd : Someono to cui and 112110; wOddiOg 110wn with veil 11 •8. Floh Tonk & Pot Shop, 1111 7, paid &700 wilt IIllO, &300; 2413 Jaclcton Avo. Polot Pltaa· bole 10 oeroo ol hay. Lowor Five . Milt. Col 30H75-20CM. 74Q.317.-or7-24111 . • ' ant. 30H7HOe3. Ulltltltl HOI . ..-. 311-f162. Now Parts, $3,eoo O.B.O. 140. 448-6827. 1991 ChevroJtl CapriCe Largo Station Wagon. Loadodl e5,24e Mllel, $5,!100, 740448-0924. 0\JT OF Ttlf PI(- 1979 Tundereralt boat. 50 hpl' outboard. walk thru bow. exeellen . COiidltlort, $1900 74().992·5818. Prlmootar· $50 oil Installation. First mo~th Irae Including lree HBO. Froo pro'flOIIon wltll rebate, 110().263-2640. 448-7283. WANTED: 2 or 3 bedroom home 2412 or 1-8Q0.594-1111 2 -...... lltalt Route 1 · $275/Mo.• Ro,.,onooe Dopoolt, No 1'111.740-2116-1!1111. 3 Bedroome; 2 Bttftl tn Porter Arta. Dillolll & -ronoeo Flo- Condldon, EX. cond., new Hoiland 474 Hay- . 1993 Ford Taurua SHO 93,000 blne EJC, cond. CarmicMael's Mlleo, Leatnor CD. Sunroof. Ex· Farm & Lawn, Inc. Call 740.«6· cellent Condition, All Power. 7-40- flmolell II 'obu Don't Coli Ut, Wo . 8alh LOlli 74Q.44H3011, 1·1100· , Auolrollen Blltpherd 'uppl11. 1 2t.t-G091. ,· Mate Morto. 1 Malo Trtcol9rtd, SIOO,l40-448-1032 . 3---.lnMor· cervlltAre1.740--74. c;amaroJis~V·e, Automatic, 199!5 Plymouth Neon 4 Doors, Green ' With Spoiler AutOmatic, Used, Bowman's Hort'MICIIrt, 740. Mobile Space Available, Patriot Olllo, 700.379-2254. . Wrap/New Holland 472 Hayblne 2 Bodroom Troltera In Srntl Tralf. or ParK. A'ltroncaa & Dopoolt floclo*M, No ...... 740-448-1104. a snape. Asking $3,300 lo'rm. 740. 446-3486. • John Deere Skid Steer Loader. All Sizes and Attachments In stock 7.5% Financing Available. Carmichael's Farm & Lawn, tnc. Salta: Rental, Trade, New & 74().385-4367. 12_14 ft Disk UMd Rakes, Square Balers. Round Balers e.S% Fi· nandng on used ·Round Balel'l a. Mower condi tioner&. New Idea Round Baler 1 year old with Net % $TePPfl> IAGIC TO P\JT T"iNGS ~._..,../ INTO Pfll~PfGTIVf, AHl> leFO~% ICNfvl IT % lriiA$7 molar & trailer w/aome accaasc>rles. Boat & motor In real good ~1584 ::.::·-------- to'r>. 7~103. lntornallonat 3·pt. hitch disk. ell. wide. Like now. $300. 11HP rid· . By 1978 tell . Trl Haul boat 70hp. 1989 Dodge Daytona $500. 304576-2048. .. (,jOQ(I : 304·615·358' . $12,800; 74().44&.6189. , 37 Cethollc 14 Klmonouoh rrhe rules should be etched in stone 12ft. aluminum Jon boat, trailer, 2 1989 Corvene Red, 70,000 Miles, Very Good Condition, Clean Car, 3= .j ,34 t••Y XICI I 2 Rlirerln OJ!I!ning lead; • Q (or • A, if you ilon't trust them!) folding seats, aluminum oars 6 anchor. like new. $700 .1080. 379-91189. 1981 Boats & Motors for Sale Delivery. Offer expires June 8 · Plastic LeUers 155 Box (Second Box FrH) AAA Signs 8009533· 3453 anyrm,. Scootera, Eloetrle Wheelchairs, Mobile home 1111 available bet.. ween Athen1 and Pomeroy, call Buy or 11n. Rlwerlne Antlquta, $280.$300. oowor, woter and· · 7AOII!rl·2187. 2 - . . troller for rent on ront· td 101 botllnd FOX'I Plzri 112 rrllll out Sondhlll Rd. 3CU·875· 7348 .304·876,4837 , _...... Plantar, 1989 Chevy Corsica 2.8 V-6 High Miles. Wall Cared For, $950, 700. 1992 Chevy Lumina, cold air, tilt; erullt. ABS. l1oclrle w l -. PL, 530 420 Mobile Hoii'Mil for Rent. -- Farm Equlpmant Air, ·Runs Gree'tl Pau 12 Ft. V·BoHom Aluminum Boat {i, HP Motbr, Trolling Motor, Trailer 2 Bass Seats, 74Q.446.2810. ·John DHro 7000 4 Row NO Til Planter Exec Cond. 2·AC 333 4 Row Air Planters. Older John Dtore e Row Planter, JOhn Dtore 2eOO 4 Bottom Plow 2.Jolm Deere Ropo'o Call· 1-800·522·2730, X · GDOO USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers , refrigerators. 1709. rangoa . Skogga Appllaneoo, 76 Nice 3 bedroom, relerences, de· Vlnt Slroet, Coil 740·448·7398, pool!. no poll. 304-67S.S162. uoo 199341111. . 740-379-2540. cru110. tilt, 41,000 original miles. $5!100 080, 740-992·1078. Pus good. 304-675-3355. 750 MTD 146 Riding Mowar •s<IO.·I 740-368o8869. Now In ·Stodl: UtiDty Trallore 5• ldl' . 5' xtO' • 5'x12', 76~•18' Keuoto - + utiiiUea • da- Rio Grande: 3 Bedrooms. No Poto, Ooj>oolt Available~! 5198, 1987 Pontiac Grand· Am 4dr, '89 Ford Taurus. air, automatic, rv.. of poallt I 35Preuee . 21 Outer 32 Sporty piKe .I 33 Jtlpl1- Vulilerable: East-West Dealer: Soqth 1992 KTM 300, looks' & runs· , DOWN ·... Pass Pass 9e Kawasaki Voyager. 2000 milts. tlkt now. $8500, 740.992· 69111. non, new tires, last nlten, $~200; :_74=0.-:9=85-:_3::90=2:_·- - - - - :-: Hay Teddtra, New Hollar¥! RakeS, Wagon Goer, MO..ors, Ford Corn South •AK •AK98652 1991 Honda 250X 4 Wnaeter Loia Naw Stuffl740-441: 1419. 31.000 miles. 1981 Ptymoutn K· Car, aUiori'latlc, air, perfect eond. 400 Farmall, gOB, excellent coool· • 10 7 3 2 Condl~on, Best Dlltr,'7•0·44e· e725. 4cyl, auto, 4 new tirea, exc. a- - 21 Ellquelll 25 Aflomoon 13 6 - - • 6 4 3 W.eat Patch, 2864 Kerr Rood. Bidwell. 740-246-11047 . . 5.9%Finanolng on Uood Tractora, Ford 5030-400 HAS., Ford 10•0 4WD WI Loadtr·1370 HRS .. Ku· bola !.15030 50HP·800 HRli Car· michael Farm & lawn , Inc. Call 740-.24t2or H!00.594·1111 • 8 6 5 1884 Honda ve5 Sabro. 1100Ct, 14,000 MillO, Water Cooled, Shirt Drt..., Like hlew, 74044 f.Cl+43. . Berry 610 •Q . lither 51 L.lll ol 13 UM llli I mep miii8UI 14 Woolectr 54 Cenlln ahoe 15 Borm , 55 Attr...tlw 18 Drug UMr penon (al.) 17 Apr. 15 ogcy. 58 C h , 11 ActOf Zlerlng 57 Smelteat 20 hill numbor of • KQJ 4 1995 Kawasaki 4 Wheeter 300 2 WD, Excellent Condition , 740· ~998. AHor 5 P.M. FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK • 3 ' t A 10 7 5 2 Motorcyclea cond. $1 ,500 . 1985 Oldsmobile Delta 88 2~r. V· 8, auto, 69,000 original mllas. $700. 304·e95· 3080 or 304-a95-3237. , Strawberries: Taylor's East •96532 Wall Equipped, $7,900, 740o24~ 9092. 44~1 I 'Pt1tury cell 45 Chubby 7 PrinCe~· 45 .,..,... allow West • Q J 10 7 1990 Harley Davidson UHra Ciao· sic Wl1h Matenlng Pull Behind Trailer $14,500 740-2511·9227. $200..30H175-3824. 3 llf! 12 8a $300.00 I month, 304738-7295 Bedroom House, Central A/C V19t1lablea Strawba 1.. p1-'- Yo Ow c 11 rr.s. ~ yr n, a Claude Wtnters, Rk:l Granese. OhiO 8 4 • A g' Ford Bronco 1990 Full Size. 92,000 Miles, 4 Wtloel Orlve, 351 740 08-04-98 • J 10 7 4 tKQJ98 1996 Maida B3000, 4x4 Exlon<l· ad Cab. 5 Spaad. A)r, E1ca11eot Condition. 86.000 Mllll , Retail $1S,OOO• .Radueod $12.SOQ. 741l379-2e86. 1981. •dr Cutlass Clara, &c~l. gooa eon d. 1 t ,400. 304·8e2· 2886 _ _..;.·- - - - - - - 1981 Mercury Grand Marquis 1- 0ile·clwn,ar, garage kept. AIC. tape· playor, 98,182/mlteo. 4dr, very good oondltlon. l3.29S. 304· 875-5084aftar 5pm. 1987 Oldsmobile Delta 88, Good • ..' EEK&MEEK Owner. $12.900, 740·448·2151 Alter4:00. New Brakes & Exhaust & Tires, 1030. 74Q.448-1162. wv. $300/mo. ~!:J.~~~~,.. kllteno with tails; Frultl & 580 AC, Qariga tcept /Non-Smoking V8 . Good Condition, $1 ,800 Or Bast Otter, 740-992--t568., $4.!100 "'"'· 304-475-8132. ICing Size Waterbed JMattreas, 74044Hi688, 740-441·5167. RENTA LS Siamese cross;,tabbys, bia(:kS, · Setztd"~ Am Sold• Locally TltiiMonth. • Trueks, 4x4'o, Etc. t.aoo-522·2730, X 31101. 19110 : 1990 lh.<:k, For $100111 • SalztdAmSold Locaiii'ThlsMonth. Trucks, 414'1, Etc. 1.aoo.522·11730, X 31101. 1982 CutlaBS Supreme, 2 D, 280 - people In New Haven WV. EOH. Call June 304-882·3121 or 304882·3274. ~ EOH We Pay Cash. 1·800·213·8385. Antnony Lend co. Toy Yorkles Wnltt Ble non Frtse tl Seller In 1997 Show Qualltyl 74o-379-9081 , 74().379-9263. Unique bobtail kltteno, bobcaV 'ir . -,.----,990:':':"::_-:-.~_-For::-.:::,~001::::"11- 304-n:l-5965. 1 Wanted: 200 ·300 Secluded Acr- We Buy Land : 30 -500 Acres, tiX'II. OH. 74().4.46.1&!8. North ~W. lng mower, rune& mowa goud. 44&-0006. 11 In Ohio. With All Mlnorat Aignll, Aoo No Developmant Po· tontlal. Craig Landefeld. e0410 ApacHe. washington. Ml •80114. Phone: 810.1116-1439. -Dponl • Profe&alonal Grooming by Ap· polntments. Over 15 yr1. experi· ance, evening appointments available, 650 Second Ave . Gal· 1995 Ford Wlndstar GL, e2K, PO, AMIFM Ca ...tto, 6 Cy· IInder. FW Drive, Front And Roar ,020. 740·643-.2U• : Fax: U0·643· APT AVAILAIILE NOW Twin Rivers Tower now accepting applications lor 1br. HUD subsld· County, Blackburn Realty, 7•0- NOTICE fntneh City Pot Graoml"' 1911 Chevy 4>01, 350, Runo Good 740448·27S1 . 1110 •1910 HONDA CARl FOR $100 Seized & Sold Lo<:ally This Montn. Catll-800·522·2730 Ext. now for elderly & handicapped 14,000 Local Gov't. & Bank month. Free d-.llvery & llt·up, no land needed. Only et 0111· new, $2000, 740-992- Ceplalna Pedestal $200; 5000 BTU AIC $26; Whlto Tabla, 4 Cnalro $25 ; 2 Ctlllng•Fano 110 Ea. 1$15.00 Both. Oven 4 Yeare, $50,740-441-1489 Atlor 5. electric. Oepoalt required. 30467&-1365. Casn Paid For Land tn Gallla (IIIWW.IIaftl>'ljaeiile.oom) 140-245-5121. Laturntr Grader $7.500; Cat 215 Rd. No slnglowldes. 304·e75· $62,000; Cat 41e $25,000; D4H 7948. GraCious living. 1 and 2 bedroom $52,000; Hera Powell Driving apartment& at VIllage Manor and Hammer, 12MOO; 1912 40 Ton BAUNERLANQ R lversl~ Apartments In Middle• . Uma Truck Crane. 100 Ft. Boom. 740441-1492 port. From $249·$373. Call 740· ..5,000; Snaet Ft. ROller, OOObte 48 Inch , $3.200; 1993 M•la• Co.: All New! Rutland, 892-5064. Equal Housing Dppor· Drum. Atlas Copcoe Compressor 185 'tunltlea. Whites Hill Ad. 16 Acre& $1-4,000 Or 9, Acres S12,000_Danville, SR Now Taking Applications- 35 330 Hrs .. &7,500: 1989 F·eOO Ford Dltotl Dump Truck 52.000 325 , Nice Wooded 17 Acraa Wast 2 Bedroom Townhouse Mlteo; 45 Ft. Tool Trailer $2,000; $18,000 ·12,000 Down+ $2121 Apartments $295/Mo .. 740.446· Cat 1553 Shtol Fl Roller, $45,000; Mo.; Or 9 Aeroa $1e,ooo. City 0001. . 30Ft. Vlbrotlng Skraed $4,000: Water. Oyeavtr!e, Very Remote 11 • Acrn $10,500. One bedroom lurnlShed house in Mloe. Fuol Tanka, Mise. Water T&nkl, Misc. Steel Beams, Con· uppor Gaiii!OIIB. utiltles paid; ona crate Barrieri Arroa Boards, bedroom furnished apartment In Golllo Co.: Galilpotis. Neighbor$3,000 A Ploca, R4b DIU:nwltcn Mldciloport. 740-992·2178. hood Rd., Nice 1o Acre Building Witn 600 Mro .. $7,500; 740.e43Site 119.000. Friendly Ridge, 8.5 29te Alter 4 P.M.; Altere P.M. Rlverband Place has vacant apt. Acres $7,500 Or 6.5 Acres $8,000. Garman /American Aollwolter Pupplaa, Wormed , First SnotB, Beautifully Marked, $100, 140· 37e.2663. Hodge,_, Hand Tamad. Gtntle, 10 Waeks Old, 740·44e·8571 A11111ge Wtlghl 12 Oz. HAPPY JACK 3X FLEA COL· LAR: kilts flees , tick, IIIli mnes lllllwiJ syBtemlc polaonlng. J D Nor tn Produce , 740·44e·1933 . JEt EJCtra Nice 2 Bedrooms, All Etec· Huge 28x80 3BA , 1 112 batn . Starting at ONLY $39.999. Many . UMITED OfFill 1998 Doubllwldt 0 Down $295 Hot tub. lkll 5949. trle, Furnlohed Kllchen , WID Hook·Up, Ctose To Spring Valley, No Pots, $375/Mo .. Plus Reier· enoto, Otposlt, 7of0.44&.-6157. For rent· downtown GaiHpolis, one bedroom upstairs apartment, no pets, trllst have references, S23S 8 acres or Probttrno? Neld Thntd? Call the 446-2515. 7795. 9621 . Frener Beet Fot Sale, 1.2S Very nice $225. mo. 304·773· 1 ·S BEDROOM HOMES FROM Large 101ectlon ol uaod ltanws. 2 or 3 bedrooms. Starting at $29VS. Quick donvery. Call 740·:185· $100; Gas Furnace $6': 3 Metal 5040. 304-755-6116. / $80; Security Cab e2x36x18 2br garage apt . In Clifton, WV. Appliances : Reconditioned Dryers, Ranges, Ra'frlgrators, 10. Day Guarantee! ~~~-a1-.wv. Bedroom Suite 1300; 25• T.V. 1 and 2 bedroOm apartments, fur- Available Till Oct. 98 740·448· 2515 .. WV. & regl&ter to wtn free csoubtewk:ta, no gimmicks. Only tro~ $225, 740-441-11107. Apartments ·for Rent Ptfhanr, good building sites. $22,!100. 304-675-591 I. poolt 304·773-5881 . Ntw .111111 1417() thrH I!Hroom. l)oUtle wide :lbr. 2 both. only · lneludol I months FFIEE lot ront. l.-..r.f777. Buildings FREE DOUILI·WIOE Stop by Oakwood Homoo ol Nt· Mtllll I1JII• ..._.t2Q5. permonth. 4932. 30r Hou10 locatod In N.W Haven. 3426. for SaiB Fanna for Sale IY811Bblo,304-755-5566. options available. 1-888·928· HEAl ESTATE New Vlvltar $2,800· Auto Flath 3 bedroom, large apartment, $295 740-245-9430 For More lnfOt"ma- rode, no ltoodlng, $73,:100. With 50mm Lens, Carry Bag. And 12>~.65 , Den's Lawn Care, Free Estlma1ea, Reasonable Rates. 304-674- Tltl.frler. 740.992·11049. ASAHI Pentu K- 1000 Camera Rlclne. ... poll. 740-949-511511. nllhld and unlumlantd. oecurtty Shelvea 31xt 8x75 $35 Each; 110" Special 16x80 3BR, 2 batn. dtpoalt required, no pets, 740· I ~3· work Benches, 4 Wheeler $1.325 Down, $205 Mo. Free air 892·2218. 11.000: 8 Gun Cablnot &150 a "" 01Cir1lng. H!00~9Him . 080, 740-21111-1448. 2 Bldroom Apt. Stove and relrlg SPIIINQ SPECIALS Included. 74 Court St. Gallipolis. Brand Newl Greal GIHI CD/vkloo .. IIIIDown 74G-<W1-2583 storage unit. Black and cherry. UFixo d Never out ol boll. S125. Holds "' $1-o. Poymonto 2bdrm. apls., tolal electric, ap· to 940 diiCI, also holds tapeta. &17,115 an 3BR. piiancas furnished, laundry room Call 740-992·8838 after 8 pm. F,.. ,Dtllvtrt a Se~up facilities, close to school In town. co. 1 tapes not included. · Only At Gatewood Homll Applications avalta.ble at: Village Nhro. wv. 304-755-518$ Green Apto. 149 or call 740·992· Bunk Beds With Mattreesos Very 37.11 . EOH. • Good Condition, $225. 304-615· TAX SPECIAL 4784 Allor 6 P.M. New 3br $999/down $189/mo. 2br lurnlshod on Baacn Street In 1· .:.~:.:::;;_:_:.:;:::_____ Free Set-up & Delivery. Only 3 Middleport, OH . Utllltltl palil. COMPAQ.PREFARIO wiLe• mark LtHI On~ at Ookwood Home&N. Depoalt & relertnoes required. 1 5000 color Itt printer. Loaded . tro WV. 3Q4.7~5l!85 . room elllcleney opt. 304·882· Extreo. $1 ,000 . 30•·875·e•u. 2511. Colt alter 4pm. Dependable Lady Wm Do Housecleaning. 304-675-8738. Don't throw your hard earned money away? Roofing. painting, carpenlry, lawnmowlng. etc. Top · qu&llty, free .estima.tes. Au as l financing on 2, 3 & 4 bedroom hOmes. Peyments 11 low 11 $1110. Cal now 304-755-5885. Call VIrginia L. Smlln Realty At 740·44e·680e Or Call Cora At 4672. I for Sale Okllr md>lle 11ome n AU11am, 001 ol high wattr, aH utllltlee. two lola. $8000, 700.7<12·2070. Holzer Hosp ital , For More Info Call 740·441-0132, Leave Mes- Pete for Sale 560 41 Church .-1 ACROSS PHILLIP teet, 1995 l'op-t.lp Camper. Cotemon; Stetpo e. F.- Bed On EliCh Skit. ~. 740·2511-t881 . ior.s6. se sule io stale your ~ac · AS'I'IlO·OIIAPB . 810 ~---:.; · ·-·~·. ·ai&tANCER (June 21-July 22) Leave wei1hty ~ms oul5ide the BERNICE huiuehold IOd&y. If they bealmc BEDEOSOL . CO!IY~Ion topits' at dinner, every- Home lmprovetMtltl -INf WATIIIPROOI'ING Unoontlltlonellllttlmo guarontoe. 448.()170, HIQ0.217-0578. Rng· . . '::C&bhptUUIIIg. Appliance Porto Am ServiCo: All NaN Broj1Cio Ovof 25 YNra Experience All Work Guarantood Froncn City M1ytag, 740· 441:. · 7795. C&C Gonorol Homo Main· 1"onca· Pointing , vtnyl tldlnt. carpentry, doore. wlnlowa, bBIN, . - 1tomo -~ anc1 more. Far 1rH Olllmato r:d Cllet, 740oll92· 8323. 840 . 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There R 1W0 sides tD evcryjiiiUC. though you'll be in a ~ 1'1100!110day, y,ou could tab die edp Make it a point today 10 11f tD ~pp~e­ off. it by aaendinaa plherif!l wilh a cille wheJe your mile •• 1:0111ina per-. you dislike, Get a jump on life liom. Oivc your l llpDIIse fiiiKC for by unclerat8ndlna the innuences expmaion. SCORPIO (Oc:l. 24-Nov.-22) Your ... Uaovern you in the yar lllead. Send for your Allto-GIIph plldic:· chin indic:lla indultriousneu today, tiona by malHna S2 10 AIIJo:(lrlph. yet lhere'sllso a pouibility you may c1o this nc:W~p~per, r.o. ·r7ss• llllke llldltlunal wqrt for younelfby ·Murtay Hill Slallon, New Yoit, NV .uslna ~ wronaiODis or methods. . local reference~ turn'fahed. Ea111111ehod 1975. Cal 24 Hfl. (740) ..•• I ' ' ,•iliill•••• Box ' 2JI A friend company you usually enjoy miaht be temperamen· . tal today. Don't let hisn.et mood dalten your day. 'J1Ie problem inem· PD"'FY· . -CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19)· YO!I have good chances for achieving objectives today. provided you don't make things mote difftc:ult for )COUr· self than they already lll'e. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Q..Fcb. 19) Friendship is more imponant than deienninina riihl lir wrong' when: inli1nifitant iS51tcS are concerned. If you. win the deba!c· you touiCllosc a pll tn ~ process. .. PISC~ (Fcb .. 20-March 20) YClU . must be e~~mely prudent and count . your pennies tlll'efully today if you hope tD mike do wilh the resources at · hand, Your self-esteem will ·' · i~~CRUC u you accomplish whll needs doina. ARIES (Muth. 21-April 19) Your onc-ro.onc relationships could be ,our 111011 itc"sitlve area today. ~ c:onlii. tactful, and c:onsideflle in all • of your flice-to-face enc:ounters. · t ' . ,.J .'•' -· .,;: ;~~~~~~=t~~~~~~~~~~::=t~~~~~~~~~~~=t~~~~~~ .-~.. ... ~ \! "" , ~~~~dlod; ;,...~~~~~;;r;;J · ..~. IWo lC) _ I �.• I ' Page 12 • The Dally Sentinel Any odd looking mole should . •· 4 $ ' f""' '!... Ann L d an ers l~~"~'~ '::,~'''C.~~.:: ''"'""'· Dear Ann Landen: I am one of those millions of people ·who,read your column every day but never thought I would be writing to you. I' rn a mother of a so n. He Oew home for Christmas from Indiana University. One· night . while we were washing the dinner dishes, I noticed a mole on his upper inner arm. It looked like an angry mole - a mole that had a mind of its own. My huoband said, "It's nothing." My instinct told me otherwise. After my son returned to school, I remem ~ bered a column you printed a while ago about moles that were cancerous. I phoned our son in Indiana and that.he see a doctor immediately. Yes, Ann , the mole was cancerous- the nasty kind. My son had quite a bit of skin removed and will follow up with a chest X-ray and a blood test. The doctor seems optimistic. . The reason I am writing is . to thank you . Unknowingly, you. gave me the support I needed to trust my instincts. l had no support from my family. There is ryo way on earth l can thank you enough.- A Mother in ·stockton, Calif. Dear Storkton Mom: All m.oles that have a rai sed surface, irregular borders or a change in color or look "angry " and acuvc should be seen insiste~ Harrisonvi lie-Scipio Alumni hold 69th annual reunion be checked for skin can6er:-by a dermatologist. promptly by a· doctor. I pray that your son caught his in time. Meanwhile, to anyone in my reading audience who has such a mole: Will you plea•e see .a doctor immediately a dermatologist? J Dear Ann Landers: A while back, you asked your readers who have been married a long time to write and tell you what it was that made their marriages last. Well , here's my contribution: My bride and I will both be 76 years old in August. Our formula ·is . as follows: dining out and 'dancing twice a week - without fail. She . goes on Tuesday, and I go on Thursday. · You may use my name and city. It's OK with me. - Ralph Millsaps, Statesvtlle, N.C. prefer~bly Dear Ralph: Thanks for sharing prosrams a donorlwishes to suppon. the secret of your happy. marriage. To help contributors Rlake wise It's your delightful sense of humor. decisions and to protect the charita· P.S.: I IF you cleared this with . ble organizations that do good work, your wife. Otherwise, you will never the NCIB will identify · by name hear the end of it. those that meet reasonable criteria Dear Ann Landers: On.ce again, and those that' ire and are not fully you have performed a valuable pub- · accountable to contributors whose lie service by informing. rtlders to suppon they seek. .be wary of charitable organizations We would be pleased to send ~ that spend most of their money rais- copy of our current "Wise Giving ing money instead of doing good · Guide" to your readers, free of work. charge, if they . call 1-S00-501The National Charities lnforma- NCIB , ext. 4003. ~ they can write tion Bureau (NClli) will he happy to to our offices at NCIB, 19 Union give your reader~ guidance in malt- Square West, New York, N.Y. ing their charitable contributions. It 10003-3395 (www.give.org). is a fact that vinually all major char- James Bausch, president, NCIB · ities use outside solicitation firms to Dear James Batuch: Thank you help them raise funds. . for your guidance. I hope that SOO The. key issue is how many cents · number is prepared fotkjillion ~alls out ·of each dollar actually go to the and thJll you have pJJity of gutdes on hand. You're gOing to be swamped. . . What can you gJVe the who has everything? Landers bookll:t, "Gems," ts tdeal for nightstand or coffee table. "GeiJIS is collection of Ann Landers' most requested poems and essays. : Send u self-addressed, long,. business-size envelope and. a c~k or money order for $5 .25 (tbu includes postage and handling) to: Gems, c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562, Chtcago. DJ. 60611-0562. (In Canada, send $6.25.) To frftd,out more a!1outAnn La~­ ders and read her past coluf!lnS, vtstl the Creators Syndicate web page at www.creators.com. · ANN LAN-. DERS (R) COPYRIGHT · 1998 CREATORS SYNDICATE, INC. • perso~ A~n .~ a FRIGIDAIRE. Galli a Shriners present $5,250 ·· check to Holzer's Pediatric Unit · ' . Davi~ McQuaid, r.resident of ~he Galhpohs Shnne Club, representmg The Harrisonville-Scipio Alumni field Parker. Racine, Irene Jewell the Illustrious Potentate Richard A. Association met May 23 for its 69th Burrill, Albany, Erma Boring Norris, Yardley of the Aladdin Shrine Temannual reunion banquet with 102 · Racine, 1953; Thurman Ross, Milton, ple, presented a check for S 5,250 to W.Va., 1954; Hallie Ross, Alexan- the Holzer Medical Center Pedf~tric alumni and guests attending. President Harold Gr.tham gave the dria, 1955; Larry Clark. Middleport, Unit. This contribution came from the welcome with Jo~ Clark giving the 1956; Carolyn Welsh Collins, Ridge- Aladdin Shriners Hospital Associaway, Lavema Wears Bums, Colum- tion for Children, Inc. in vocation. Every year the Aladdin Shriners Donations of $172.75 were given bus, Anna King Shuler, Racine, Burbridge Lefebre, Hospital Association for Children, to the scholarship fund. One recipi- Racheal ent was given the gift of $100: Gary Pomeroy. Gary Borgan, Reynolds- Inc .. through the Shriners of Aladdin Stanley, son of Danny and Shirley burg. 1957; Danny Amol<tPomeroy, Temple contributes thousands of dolStanley, and grandson of Felix Alkire. 1958: Virgil Reeves, Albany. 1959; lars to many hospitals and organizaAny student with a parent or grand- Joy Wiseman Clark. Middleport, tions in the local communities to help children age · 18 and under. This parent who is a Harrisonville-Scipio Harold Gm~am. Pomeroy, 1960. Alumni classes honored · were, check brings the amount to $46,250 alumnus may apply. The president made a request with numbers present: I938, five; that has been contributed to the Holzer Medical Center Pediatric Unit from Principal John Lisle to buy 1948, two; 1958, one. · The auditorium was decorated in during the last I2 years. books for the school library. It was · purple and white with vases of flowThe largest contribution from' the voted on to give $281 toward the . ers and candles decorating each table. Aladdin Shrine Temple it:ilurally books. Seven alumni members decea.o;ed g'oes to the Shriners national program Alumni attending were: Pauline Die~l Atkins, Pomeroy, 1928; Mary tbis past year were: Hazel Lawnson . which is Shriner5 Hospitals for chii-· Welsh Woodyard, Columbus. 1933; Stanley, 1938; Cecil Haning, 1948; dren. The first Shriners Hospital was Eleanor Giikey Upergraff. Birming- Elizabeth La!llbert Vaughn. 1937; · ham, Ala., 1936: Margaret Whaley Owen Cotterill, 1940: James Reeves, opened in Shrevepon. La., in 1922 Kostival, Athens, Cecil Morris, Can- 1937; Ernest Carr, 1925; Sadie Mor- and since then, has grown to I') orthopaedic hospitals and three bums ton, Juanita Huii"Richards, Dayton, ris Carr, 1957. Pauline Halliday Atkins, 1930, institutes. The total 1998 budget for 1937; Virginia Hull Gibson, Pomeroy, · Leod.ill Davidson, was the oidest graduate. present and these hospitals is $457 million dolPomeroy, Duane F. Stanley, Pomeroy, received a . flower arrangement. Jars. The . money for this budget Clinton Gilkey, Albany, Alice Gilkey Eleanor Gilkey Upergraff, 1936; comes from several sources including Whaley, Palm Harbor. Aa., 1938; came the farthest and received a ,ba.•- gifts, bequests, income from the Elizabeth Lamhen Wardle, Hillard, ket of !lowers. Lonnie Jewell, Pomeroy, 1940; Joan . Special recognition wa.• given to Fin law Sorden, Rutland, 1941 ~ pa.•t bus drivers, Pansy Tum·er JorGladys Hull Cummings, Pomeroy dan, Norman Wool! and Clinton , 1942; Virginia Alkire Burke, Gilkey. Also Jean Alkire was honored Pomeroy, 1943; Bernjlrd Gilkey, for being a school teache'r. $46K was mised for a handmade Middleport, 1944; Joe Stanley, ·Pomeroy, Marriann Throckmorton Amish qui it. Louise Gilkey won the Whitlock, Columbus, 1945; Lena drawing. Alan McMurray wa.• recAlkire Hewitt, Columbus, Gamet ognized for gifts sent from the Henderson Swisher, Ashville, 1946; Bahamas which were given a.• prizes Dena Chase Parsons, Dayton, 1947; for the auction. James Borgan provided the enterLeroy Lambert. Worthington, Wayne tainment with singing. For the m.,,.;r I Chase, Albany, Helen Alkire Pickens, and dance, the Alvin Chutes Band 1948; Jean Wyatt Wood, Pomeroy, 1949; Rosella Borgan Birchfield, was the entenainment for the Albany, Virginia Welch Douglas, evening. The benediction was given Athens, 1950; Pansy Turner Jordan, by Joy Wiseman Clark. New officers are: l{arold Graham, Aora Douglas Osborne, Genrude president; Larry Clark, vice presi-1 •. McMurray Monroe, 1951 ; James Borgan, Lanca.•ter, Paul Cotterill, dent; Virgil Reeves, treasurer: A~bany, 1952:Pauline (Jean) Birch- · Clark, secretary. The Look of BeHer Performance! . ' ·' \ .. E ....... " ..... 14 11 • ·\ ....... . . . . . bin •z IE PRESENTS CHECK ~ Mlklna the 1181 gift pnHntltlon from tile Allddln (hrlnera Holpltll A11ocllllon for Chllclrln, Inc, to the tt.c!lltrlc Unit of the Holzer Mldlcll Clnt8r, Dlvtt McQulld (c:), president ol the GIIUpolll Shrine Club, rep-ling Alltddln 'Shrine Tlmple In . Columbus. A.celvlng the gift on behllf of the 1101pltll - · (l.rt to right) Thom •• R. Childs, endowment fund, hospital fund-raising events and the annual hospital assessment paid by every Shriner. In addition to the care and treatment of oithopedic proble"!s and bums, the Shrine Hospitals also Inial children in tl1ra: special spinal coni Upright Freezer mJury units housed in their oithopaedic hospitals locatt,d in Ph.iladelj>liia. Chicago and San Francisco. If you know of a child who needs lhe type beallllellt offered by Shriners •B.?' cu.~ • 3 flwzlhg llhiiYII · • CorMinlent dello8t dnlln • Power cord retalner Hospitals or Aladdin Shrinen Hos-· pita! Association for Children Inc. contact · the local Shrine Club or. Aladdin.Shrine Temple. All trellmen! provided bY.Shriners Hospitals is fur•. nished without any cost to the fami· lies. ' IIIFRIGIDAIRE Air Conditioner Sale! • Adj.IMIIing lagl I!FU*II8W. r'!'ll--------------------------------------------------i Bob's Market 8 Greenhouses, Inc. . •FIIIGIDMIE fllnnouncfl.J . .·. ,. . Cfir~f off}unfl OiJDITJ8~ , ALl BEDDING PLANTS AND )loW Just ----------------~ .• '.• • - . . 2/$ ' -~ . Includes: All bedding plants frOai AgeratmD. tg)~~lias. And alllO" Hnling John C. Wolf, D.O. -..• ' . '' - 10" HANGING IAsjns Each amilp edicine •,. $ . . 6 1/2" Polled · GERANIUMS or . Quali~ Associate Professor of Family Medicine Jackson Perkins ROSE BUSHES. s Queslion: My moth~r. who is in a to as dementia of , nursing home. has ~come quite Alzheimer's type, can't positively confused lalely. Her doctor says that identified unti~ after death. · she has Alzheimer's, a condition that during life the diagnosis can Reg, can't be treated. I am concerned that established with reasonable ac~=~~ ~ • her mental deterioration is a result of by ruling out other causes of' OR her new medicine for high blood tia. I a.~sume that this ha.• heen --·..-• •. pressure and hean trouble and not . in your mother's ca.'ie. . , · due to Alzheimer's. The doctor doesMedicine can cenainly cause : · • n't think ..a. How can we tell'/ Isn't fusion and an altenition in the abi •~· there anything we can do for her ty to rea.o;on. This type of problc•IJI · dementia? c~lled "delirium" and is very, shrtilar . Answer: his physically and emO- to dementia. In delirium the syrnp-'r : ~ tionally very difficult to care for a toms have a'! abrupt beginning, ....-•• • loved one who can't think and reason lucinatioos-may be.present, and • as they used to. That is why most condition be treatable. individuals with these problems are · examples of conditions that . , • in hospitals or nursing homes. Your delirium are fever, concussion, , ~- concern about medicine conttibuting metal poi5011ing, and the use of •• to your mother'~ intellectual decline tain drug.•. ·• ' • • is certainl'r a valid one, but so is the There are many drugs that . , doctOr's diagnosis of Alzheimer's. cause delirium. Blood pressure Alzheimer's disease is a specific heart medicine are occasional . :: type · of dementia. Dementia is priL•, but alcohol, sedatives. ': ' defined in my American Heritage · sone, pain medicine, Tagamet ~ • DiCtionary as:,"Deteriordtion of intel- Za(lti)C more frequent ' ·: .; lectual fac;ulttes, such as memory, course,-the illegal drugs like Sale Prlcee In .effect While Cfi,IIRUtlll lui l' I); , concentmt'!'n, arnj Judgment, result- LSD, heroine and others are taken ing from ;Ill organic disease or a dis- the expre,.,...,d purpo5e.of bringing '· · onler ,of the brain. It is often accom- delirium. C , , ponied br ~mmiodal disturbance and J doubt that your mother ha.' • personality c.hanges." There are many secretly taking any illegal drugs. 1/4 Mile NOrth of Pomeroy-Mason Bridge, Makl,'wv 2400 Enrtem Avenue, Galdpoh, :. causes for th1s malady. soch a.< stroke, it is possible that her new blood Phone (740) 441-tm , Phone (304) m-5721 HI V dtsc:ase, head trduma. Parkin- sure and bean medicines are c~~~:.~~t Opel\: Mthru S 8-8 ~ 10.7 Open: Monday thru Saturday 8-8; 110n's disease, Creutzfeldt-Jakob dis- the change in mental stall.- • . . · Sunday 10.7 ' case. llllf'lllal-pressure hydmcepltalus', noticed. It is fairly ea.•y to <lctermi.ndl hypolhyroidism, syphili s, brain lhat tl).: new medicine is lhe c~i~J • tumor. vitami~ B ~ticie,ncy, and of if the mental ~ hanges begin ~ COUI'lle, Alzheuners dtsease. the ·first few duys after starting ' ' Alzheimer's disease. which is abo drug. , FRIGIDAIRE W· .The Look of BeHer Performance! $14.98 Reg. Now.Jrut = ~~·3(,8 . $4~ s . ,' TREES ·andSHRUBBERY \ 48 are .. .. ,, Two Convenient Locations . n. ·"~ntire Selection. . 5-lnch Potted .NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS Electrie R•te • Willi trrlillllllylng • 2.f', 2.f' COl ' ........ • Willi wildolltl door • AlmMitlllblgl dlawlr • Chrome~ bowll 24. Built-In Dishwasher \. ' • 2 WBih iiMiiB • Ullra.Quietl inlulation pedtage •5cydel • Wille vinyl coated datwtllliCb Rlm21RFA 11Ef91llllf .fill.... . ,, - \ . ,' '. ,_ •• ,, ] .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 4, 1998 deem evans mills priddy rowe smith