https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d6e5858340c2c9c0542f9bc9dccdf7e2.pdf bfa984ca3cdfa2483c6a803e4d55101f PDF Text Text Thursday Weather Today: Cloudy High: 80s; Low: 60s Tomorrow: Partly cloudy High: 80s; Low: 60s July 16, 1998 I!Ait1~., ""' ~ r. A I • • In defense of the SUV, Page 2 Homecare Medical wins tourney, Page 5 Bone nutrient levels increase, Page 6 Sports Cardinals lose; stretch Reds' win streak to 10 Page4 • Meigs County's Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 49, Number 60 Single Copy. 35 Cents DHS offers additional assistance to flood victims The Federal Emergency Management Agency reports thai more than S2.6 million in disaster assistance grants have been issued to 1.236 victims of floods thai struck the stale on June 28, and additional assistance is being offered by a local agency. The Meigs County Department uf Human Services ha.• been notified by the stale of Ohio that additional funds ·are now available for victims of the recent flood whose household does not include a minor child. Previous grants were available only for households with children. A one-lime adult disaster assistance payment of $500 is now available to those victims whose total income does not e~ceed 209 percent of the federal poveny level. If a disaster-related family disaster assistance payment ha.s been made on behalf of a resident of the same dwelling, there is no eligibility for assistance. · Disaster victims in Meigs County are urged lo contact the county Depanmcnl of Human Services 10 determine if they are eligible for this new assistance. Meanwhile, two new disaster recovery centers opened Wednesday, with the nearest being loca1ed in Athens at the Southeast Psychiatric Hospital multipurpose room, I00 Hospital Drive. More than $2.6 million in disaster assistance grants have been issued lo 1,236 Ohio flooding victims since the presidential declaration of June 30. As of Monday evening. 5,864 people have called FEMA's toll·free application line at 1-800-462-9029 and applied for disaster assistance. FEMA has received 124 requests for assistance from Meigs County residents and 398 from Athens County. Washington and Jackson County residents have made 657 and 86 calls for assistance. respectively. FEMA's loll-free a.•sistance line is open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m .. seven days a week. Those who have already called the registration number listed above can call 1-800-525-0321 for updates about the status of their ca.o;es and 10 repon additional losses once a claim is registered. According lo FEMA, when registrants call they often have questions concerning federal and state programs. The programs that people have e~pressed the most interest in include: • 4,467 people have asked about FEMA temporary disaster housing: • 4.314 people have inquired about U.S. Small Business AdminislrJiion loans; • 940 people have been refened to the American Red Cross for infurma· lion concerning their disa.,ter relief progr~m.•. Under the state programs: • 1,829 people have asked about Disa.,ter Unemployment Assistance: • Ill! people have inquired about programs on aging: • 90 people have looked into crisis counseling. Al .the disaster recovery centers. people have also investigated federal tax options. hazanl mitigation alternatives and insurance issues. The Ohio Depanmenl of Development, Area Agency on Aging. Ohio Job Ser· vices, Social Security. Small Business Administr.llion and Internal Revenue Services will have representatives allhe new centers. Visiting a recovery center is not a mandatory step in the claims process, but calling the registration line is. No appointment is necessary when visiting a recovery center. Rutland considers park development around log cabin PAGE FIFTY-siX ... ~- ·~· .. r By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff A public !'ark developed around an old log cabin may be created by the Village of Rutland as the result of its nood mitigation program. AI its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, Rutland Village Council dis.:ussed the possibility of moving a log cabin now owned by the Haner family on Main Street onto village propeny and developing a public park around lhe cabin. The historic · cabin will be purchased by the village through its fed' ' erally-funded Rood hazard mitigation program. The cabin was disassembled and moved to its current location on Main ~lreet 6j the Hlirters. and includes a smokehouse , which would also be moved. Council dis.:ussed the possibility of seeking public grant funds for developing the park area, which would be located near the Rutland Civic Center. Boyd Ruth. coordinator of the Portrayal of history Buffington Island . battle re-creation set this weekend hazard mitigation gram program. met with council to update them on the progres. of the program. Ruth said thai he e~pects pay ments to those selling their homes 10 begin by Aug. I. and noted that the program is otherwise progressing on schedule. In conjunction with the grant. council voted 10 approve the Pha.o;e I and Phase II environmenlal studies which have been completed on the homes that will be purchased and demolished by the village. Those studies involved testing for a~bestos and other hazardous materials. Rutland residents Duane Weber and Steve Jenkins mel with. <;.O!!O£il .. _..l -F~i'KtififirEj;ji(;~:-n;;;;:,;;-;:::."-::*:;-;:::~~~:~~~;:~::a · to discuss their coneems with the pro· PARK - The Harder cabin, from the Harders as a part of the vlllaga haz· posed use of land which the village located on Main Street In Rutland, might be ard mitigation program, and will become village ha.s purchased from Frank Young. moved to a naw park development In Rutland, property. The property will be the site of si~ If funding Ia found. The cabin will be purchased new homes to be buill and sold ing lots. The fate of the remaining drainage problem on his propeny. An iilrough a special program of the Gal- land purchasect by the village. four acres has not been determined at old storm drain wa• plugged when a lia-Meigs Community _Action A two-acre ponion of the propernew ·one wa.' installed. and Eskew Agency. Weber and Jenkins both own ty, according to Clerk Rosemary this time. (Continued on Page 3) properties adjoining the si~ acres of Eskew. will be subdivided for housResident Don Tillis discussed a Next year's budget gets nod from Racine Village Council We SaluteiThe Youth of Meigs County Racine Village Council recently approved its 1999 budget for $261.405.58. The budget includes the following appropriations: general fund, $59,284: fire fund, $41.334.58; street fund, $30.815: state highway. $500: cemetery. $3.600: law enforcement trust fund. $100: water. $92.800: water depanment. S150: water insurance. $300: refuse. $32.522. Mayor Scull Hill advised council that il must be prudent with expenditures and pay strict allenlion 10 the tion. Council approved of the mayor sending a second request to the prosecuting attorney asking why breaking and entering charges were dismissed against a person caught stealing gasoline from the village pump. He had entered the tire depanmenl anne~ to tum on the electricity for the ga.~ pump. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rees were pre· sent and asked permission to lower the sidewalk at their driveway. Coun· cil requested a drawing showing mea~urements. slope and cost~ . Hill read a letter from an area resident thai had been at the Racine Library and was stopped in her car on Elm Street waiting lo tum left onto Oak Grove Road and was almost struck from behind by a vehicle topping the crest on Elm Street at Tyree Boulevard. Council indicated it will install a sign before the crest indicating an intersection or prohibit' left hand turns onto Oak Grove Road. Council took no action on the pro- GOP stakes out position on managed care .. By ELIZABETH NEUS Gannett News Service WASHINGTON Workers could learn more about their health plans. b.: protected from genetic dis· crimination and have special medical savings accounts under a managed · care bill thai Senate Republicans proposed Wednesday. Tackling a subject of growing political impon. the Republicans also would require that managed care plans offer a quick appeals process for people who believe they're being ' ,,\ d •• ~' ' 1':. " II 21 I Good Afternoon \ ~ Today's Sentinel I Section - I0 Pages -' Calendar Lotteries ,.. " refuse collection service. a.s an increase in fees may be needed. Council also discussed mandatory refuse pickup for all village residents. The budget will be submiued to the Meigs County Budget Commission for funher approval. Clerk Karen Lyons reported receiving a "thank you" leller from residents on East Main Street on the recent addition of a street light. The light was moved from a section of Johns Road 10 the Main Street loca- , I ,••, •,ll, •. ',. l, , ', . ; •. ·.. . , . !,;·, •., .:.:,; Wendy's of Pomeroy 550 East Main Street, Po~eroy 992.~,0.0. ,13 , . ,,.,,,,,, , ,,·. ,. ,,-·,;" ~ .,, " . i l ; ..• t, I,•... Super Lotto: 14-IS-27-20.26-38 Kicker: 5-1-7-4-5-9 Pick 3: 7-5-4; Pick 4: 744-0 ~: 1-4-9: O.Uy 4:0-8-0-3 0 19118 OlliO V.lloy PublishiiJ Co. .J • • . , · ..._.__..__._._.._...................J ··~ ' ··. · 11'''~..........~~.--.~.w~~~~~~~·w·~·•·•·~·•·•·•~~-..-~-·~,-~,,-~.·~·~·~·~:~,.a.~~~~~~~~~~ • 1lBHl ~ ,o , , 1 ' , , " I ,\ I· l ( \ ".,·, duced a similar bill. Democmls have denied needed medical help. With consumer complaints about a proposal. and President Clinton and managed care becoming more shrill. interest groups have been speaking hoth political panies are staking out out on thl! issue. "I would describe this a; too Iii· positions as the issue gains prominence in congressional races- par- lie and too late." said Health and ticularly House campaigns where Human Services Secretary Donna Democrats need 10 gain only II seats Shalala. "It's a very light proposal ... The Senate Republican bill also to take control. "Our plan provides more conve- would allow patients 10 seek care outnience. fewer hassles. more choices side an HMO's network of doctors. to and beuer services," said Sen. Don see a gynecologist or pediatrician Nickles. R-Okla., who headed the without a referral, and 10 sometimes task force that wrote the GOP bill keep their doctor if the plan's network over the pa~l seven months. changes. Senate Majority Leader Trent Health insurance cost~ for selfLon. R-Miss .. said he wants to debate employed workers would become health care reforms before the Senate 100 percent tax deductible on Jan. I, recesses in August. 1999. Now. that insurance won't be House Republicans recently intro- ful(¥ deductible until 2007. The bill would mainly affect the 48 million Americans whu work for companies that self·insure. However. provisions to prevent insumnce companies from using genetic information to deny coverage would apply 10 millions more. Clinton spent the afternoon at a health care roundtable of the American Medical Association where health care workers and fami'lies discussed their managed care woes. Thursday. he goes to Capitol Hill 10 promote the Democr-Jiic managed care reform bill. The Democratic bill - unlike GOP versions - would allow patients 10 sue their health plans for malpractice. DemocraLs also would (Continued on Page 3) Pomeroy man injured following motorcycle crash near Mason MASON, W.Va. -Two Ohio men ure in serious condition at a Huntington hospital after a high speed chase through Mason ended in an accident between Clifton and West Columbia Wednesday al 10 p.m. Dewey Lynn Gerber. 34, of Dal· ton. Ohio. who was driving a Yahama II 00 motorcycle, wa.1 taken to f>IW. ant Valley Hospital by the Mason EMS.then was transported to Cabell Huntington Hospital, where he is in serious condition. a hospital spokesperson said. posed lease agreement with Pizza Express until members have an opponunily to examine the agreement. Fire Chief David Neig:ler reponed thai two members recently auended fire training and he submiuetl a bill for payment. He also reponed that II sets of turnout gear will be purchao;ed with the recent grant received from the State Fire Marshal's oflke. Hill reponed Letart Township would do chip and seal work for the village. Council adjourned until Aug. 3. Activities at this weekend\ annu· .al Battle of Buffington Island Reenactment at Portland Park get under· way Saturday at 9 a.m. when the camp opens 10 the public . Drill and ceremony will be at 10 a.m. followed by a memorial service al 12:30 p.m by guest speaker Stale Rep. John Carey. A battlefield preservation update will be given at I p.m .. followed by a history trail from 2-5 p.m. Trail groups will leave every half hour. portraying events along the Morgan Raid route. Cost will be S I. which will benefit effQJ:t• 10 pre.o;erve the bn\tlefield. A military ball will be held al7 :30 p.m .. featuring the Sandy Bend Minstrels. On Sunday. the camp wi II open to the public at 9 a.m.. with a period church service to be held at II a.m. The service is also open to the pub· lie. Welcome and thanks will be at 12:30 p.m. The re-enactment of the Banle uf Buffington Island will be held Sun· day al I:30 p.m. along Stale Route 124 across from Karen's Greenhouse. about 1-1/2 miles south of Portland. Throughout both days. demon· strations will be held featuring the Ohio Statehouse cannons. This year, the annual re·enactment takes place on the I35th anniversary uf the Civil War baule. The re-enactment seeks to ponray events a.s they happened on July 1'1. 1863 al Ponland. when Confedemle General John Hunt Morgan and 2.CXXJ raiders clashed with more than 8.CXXJ Union troops in Ohio's only Civil War bailie. on Page 3) His pa.1senger, Roger Pumphrey, at lhe rough spot in the road. Ross 23, of Pomeroy, was also taken to estimated Gerber wa.• traveling at a Cabell Huntington Hospital. where speed over I 00 mph when he he is listed in serious condition in the crashed. West Virginia Stale Police Senior intensive care uniL According lo Mason Police Chief Trooper Eddie Starcher is in charge Shawn Ross. he pulled Gerber over of the investigation. Hi• report said in Mll.'iOfl for swerving back and forth the motorcycle first struck the and having no helmets. After pulling guardrail. then pweeded back across over, the motorcycle sped off, aav- the road. striking the rock embank· eling at speeds of 80 to 90 miles per · ment. hour through the town, Ross said. The investigation is continuing, Ross punued the motorcycle and ;.and Ross said criminal clwJes were followed it to the accident scene : e~tpecled to be filed today. between Clifton and West Columbia. v CHANGING HANDS - Eber'l Cttgo became Hill's Cltgo this WHk with Ebtr Pickens, left, passing ownenlhlp of the business to Mictllel Hill. Pickens purchlled the buslneu In 1965 after beginning work lherllln 1958. Longtime Racine business gets new owner this week A longtime Racine business establishment officially changed hand• Monday morning with Eber's Citgo on Elm Street becoming Hill's Cit go. The new owner is Michael Hill II of Racine. a 1992 graduate of Southem High School and a U.S. Navy veteran. Since 196S. the service station was owned and operated by Eber Picken•. Racine, who began working there in 1958. The service swion feaiUres a convenience store with hunting and fishing licenses and supplies and. coming soon, the Ohio Lottery. Hili said he plans for the store to remain an Ohio hunting check stalion. The business will be open Monday lhi'OIIIh Saturday, 6 a.m. 10 9 p.m. and Sunday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The phone number is 949-3099. �• Commentary Page2· Friday, July 17 0 and DANIEL WATTENBERG 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio Have you ever done a head.<tand? 614-992-2156 • Fax 992-2157 In a motor vehtcle? I have On asstgnment for a men's magazme. I wedged a Hummer nosefir.;t mto a dttch at a Long Island sand pot I had to be yanked free by a payCommunity Newspaper Holdings, Inc. loader I drove the Hummer through the ROBERT L WINGETT Atlantoc surf and banked along dune Publisher walls. I negottated abandoned ratl beds and caravanned over the twosty. rollmg tracks of Eastern Long CHARLENE HOEFUCH DIANE HILL Island's power hnes wtth fear-proof, Generellll111111er Controller four-wheehng teen-agers And onnstructton sttes? I had never reahzed what fun they could be Tilt StedMI •Acc~nwe ,.,.,. to rh• MIIIM from rudMa on a ot fDpb Th _ _ t»>_or,...)t.wltlfll»lltclunnot,.,,.,.._ Trr»dt.rere was one scary momem. oil "'"Yo. edllod &<h llliould , _ 111gn111n, - · though when I returned the Hummer - aor- ,..,.,._,5plclfy 1 dlfw/IIIIIN 11 ,..,.,., .. ro 1 pmrlouurtldl and chmbed back mto my own Hon"'- ID Lllllta ID 1t111 EdiiOr, n.. SMrtlill, 111 COurl St, Ohio da Accord for the dnve home After - . "'· r;u ro 114-H!I-1157 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, I0 days m the hogh-ndmg. 3-ton, alla..,.;;;;;,;;;,,;;;.;.;:;~:;.;=;:.;;:;.;.. broad,.,.. ,.,. .. ,..,.,,od., -o,. Clinton's China visit convinces leadership of a new importance By JOHN OMICINSKI Gannett News Service BEIJING- Transotoons, especoally those a< profound a< the sharp tumabout on Asta's long run of good fortune, always create w10ner.; and loser.; Clearly, China sees Itself as a w10ner The fir.;t anmvmary of the Hong Kong takeover and Chma's new, postTiananmen detente woth the Untied States m the aftermath of Presodent Cionton's vtstl find Chmese oftictals exudong a new confidence- even a btt of braggadocoo Tracmg a roller-coaster m the atr wnh hts finger above a plate of Pekong duck, Foretgn Mmtstry spokesman Tang Guoquong told a group of North Amencan ;oumahsts at dmner thos week Chma IS offictally very pleased that the "fluctuations" m U S -Chona relatiOns seem to be on the past. "Chona does not want to be an adversary to the Umted States and Chona will not be an adversary," he saod China has enough domesttc and back-yard problems to keep It plenty busy wtthout worrymg about Washongton's attitude de JOUr In th.. days followmg Chnton's departure, Chma moved swoftly on several doplomatic fronts, notably India. Tat wan and, most omportantly, the As tan economoc cnsos. where a noose ts toghtenong around the wallets of governments and busmesses that a year ago were bulgmg with revenues On lndoa. BetJtng os denouncong newly nuclear New Delht more strongly than ever, accusong the VaJpayee government of seek10g "hegemony on South Asoa "In doplomattc terms, "hegemony" IS a very strong term carryong connotattons of deep reseoument Shortly afterChnton lnnded back m Washongton, Chona's government was upbrrudmg Truwan's leaders to "face neahty" and seek an understandmg woth Betjong Semor officoals saod Taope• should see the "reality" that ots doplomatoc tsolatton woll only contonue. especoally after Clinton pronounced on Shanghm the "three nos" of U S pohcy Included was Clonton's clearly stated opposnoon to Tatwan·s soothong a.•surancestllat Cllina will be even "mOTe lement" and "more 1\eJ<tble" wtth Taowan than 11 was woth Hong Kong T~an 1s the btg pnze sought by Chona Reumficatlon (they spht 49 year.; ago) would place both goh-e.dged Hong Kong and hogh-tech, hanl-workong Tatwan on the Ch10ese balance sheet, creating a vortual economtc superpower ovemtght But nowhere IS the new Chonese eonlidence more evtdent than on ots reactions to Japan's shde to the edge ot depressoon The won! "bubble economy" IS on offiCials' hps all over BetJong on a combmatoon of densoon and self-wammg Ltu MongKang, deputy governor of the People's Bank of Asta, adopted almost a patroniZing tone on suggestong to reporters thts week that Japan should have been "qutck enough" to head 11 off terratn truck that sent Saddam 's fearsome troops scutthng back across the dunes hke sand crabs, I felt suddenly vulnerable m my fuel~ffictent Itttie omport. AREN'T YOU WtMIW A801/T GIVIN6MTOO ~H INFORMATION OVER THE INTERNET? Environmental mindset illogical Not anymore. I recently bought an SUV.a Honda CR-V. one oftheprohferatong models m the hot "small sport utility" category The hght-truck market (pockups. SUVs, monovans and fuii-Stze vans) ts explod10g They now represent a thord of all vehocles on the road Accordong to vehocle regostratoon data from the recently released " Vehtcles on Operatoon" report from the Polk Company. 6 98 mtlhon new truck.< were negtstered on the last year - 46 percent of total pa.<senger-vehocle regtstrauons, the hoghest percentage ever. In November 1997, lighttruck regiStrattons actually exceeded those for car.;, another fir.;t Is It JUSt a fad? Maybe there ts a sucker born every monute, but even a sucker doesn't drop 30 g·s on a pet rock Unless tt's from Tiffany's No. there must be a ratoonal answer Sport utes are bog And these days tf you want bog wheels. that puts you by default m the market tor a hght truck Btg car.; - statton wagons. Town Cars. Caddtes - the land yachts of yesteryear - have become endangered specoes As a result of the energy cnsos ot the '70s. Congress enacted the stnngent Corpornte Aver· age Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards, whtch nequored that auto makers' car fleets average 27 5 moles per gallon To meet Washongton's effiCiency standards, auto maker.; have been downsoztng theorcars ever stnce So of you want bog. you have to look at somethong tn the loght-truck category A mmovan? A mmtvan means you define yourself m relatoon to your choldren. If we defined our selves by our chtldren, wed have produced more of them than the "below replacement" rate that's been wnh us for a quarter-century And of we produced surplus chtldren, then we would be . our parents And of we were our parents, we would not be test-dnvong Wtnd.<tar.; and Car:ovans. now would we? We would be pncong good old statoon wagons woth rear facmg way-back seats and omttatoon wood-gram sode panels And as prevoously noted, wagons are on the verge of extinction A lull SIZe van'' Th;lt could be fun t-10 ... ICAN'TfV~N 5ETON MlCH But waot Where are you going to find shag carpettng these days? Or a waterbed? OK. say you find the shag carpet and the waterbed and even an old Fonetgner S-track If you're not careful. somebody could become a soccer mom And you know what that means. dude A Wtndstar, or a Cara· van Or a Voyager, or an Odyssey or an Oasos Ever thought ahout that? Or about why mmtvan names sound hke '70s rock band names' A pockup'' If your first name"" 1 sewn onto your shtrts above the breast pockets, you don't need one ol these. Hoss That leaves SUVs Loke mtmvans, they are roomy. heavy and gove AI Gore connopttons Unlike mmovans. they don'tlook like aorport counesy shuttles What's not to hke? We are left. however. woth a knotty pamdox We are buyong bogger and bogger trucks for smaller and small er famohes But - wtth fewer kods per couple, thetr safety matters more now than ever before And when 11 come< to automobole safety. stZe does maller The heavoer the vehocle. the smaller the nsk of death or senous tnJury tn a crash. And vtce versa By torcmg auto makers to downme car.; m the name of energy onMpendence - "Don't Be Fuehsh," tsked the PSAs of the era - the CAFE standards of 1975 have resulted on several thousand addtttonal traftic fatalities a year. acconltng to studoes But. reports the Detroot News Kenneth Cole, "onstead ot ea~mg CAFE and related laws, federal regulators. envoronmentahsts and safety advocates are pressmg lor tougher requorements that would hkely fon:e auto makers to make theor ptckups. mmovans and sport-ullhty vehocles hghter" Last tome, loves were wa<ted 10 the name of reducong energy omports ThiS tome. they'll he wasted on the name of reducmg greenhouse gases Call me fuehsh , but thos os one '7lls odea that IS dumber than p.:t rocks" (Ben Wattenberg Is a senior tatlow at the Arnerlcln Enterpriie lnatltute and Is the moderator of PBS's "Think TaniL" Daniel W8ttenbarg, who wrote this -'1'1 column, writes regularly for The Weekly Standard and Is a trlbutlng editor tor George.) Institutional liberalism fuels credibility 9ris's By JOSEPH PERKINS These are not the best of 11mes for the natoon's news medta-thanks to CNN, Time. The Concmnato Enquorer, Stephen Gla.<S and Patncoa Smoth Buttt's hard to deterrnme whoch IS worse - the egregtous voolatoon of JOUmahstoc ethtcs by these news organozatoons and tndtvtduals. or the tortured explanauons of how and why they went wrong that have appeared m recent weeks m vanous newspaper and magaztne columns "Medta competotoon ," wntes Washongton Post medta cnuc Howard Kurtz. The "enterta10ment culture," wntes New York Times Dear Edotor· I respond to the July I0 Jack Anderson column "Tree-hugger.; send Rog- optntonost Frank Rich. "To be a (jourgs on the stump" It concerns the an lies ot envoronmental nulcases who mvad- nalist) m thts culture somettmes ed a congressman's dostnct otfice and dropped a 500-pound tree stump on means shadmg the truth," adds Los hos floor Four envoronmentahsts suddenly chaoned themselves to the stump Angeles Times med1a wnter Josh and had to be ejected by force Such pranks are common to both the envi- Gotlon But Kurtz, Roch and Gtthn have ronmental and am mal nghts crowd Thts column confirms my statements on only odentofied the symptoms of the a recent letter medoa's credtbthty cnsts The root Usmg thos column as a platform. I would hke to opme a bot further on the cause ts msttluiiOnal hberahsm at envtronmentallanomal nghts extremost mmdset It os completely ommune to news organozatoons ltke CNN, Tome appeals from reason Its mental uno verse IS closed It cannot abode any odea~ and The Cmctnnah Enquorer And hbthat compete woth ot's own twosted paradogms worldvoews that see the earth eral boas on the part of scnbes hke as a mother-goddess, a tendency to relate anomals to humans, and entertaonment of the btzarre notoon that one os a<Summg the role of deoty when advo- Gla<S. the dosgraced New Repubhc assoctale edotor. and Smtih. the cating prudent reducuons on anomal populations It IS unable to dtscuss dofdefrocked Boston Globe columntst ferences m a calm. logtcal manner It os a mondset that huffs. puffs. kocks. Indeed. one the tenets of hberalscreams. froths and foams Frequently the only cure for thos condotoon ts peposm os that the mthtary os mherently per spray and manacles Many of the mdovoduals of thts mondset are desperately tryong to make evol And It os wtth thos mond-set that sense out of thetr hves They take up causes and become true behevers The cause they charnpoon becomes thetr one doscophne. power and donect10n Some become earth "'or.;hopper.; who spend thetr ttme huggtng trees and bowong before vanous flora and fauna Other.; are more subtle through mane bureaucratoc decosoons. they are placed on the worst possoble poslltons and work By DEBORAH MATHIS detenmnedly to get the coerctve power of the state and munoctpal govern- Tribune Media Services ments behond them Goven free neon. there's no hmot to the heartache and finanWASHINGTON - The Capttal coal rutn they can cause. as a number of landowners can testofy. Beltway- the double loops ot onterlncredobly. they may develop a powerful ally 10 a more conservative state that enc11cle the Wa•hongton, Supreme Court The court has handed prosecutor.; new power to charge wtth DC area- os a multo-purpose monpel)ury convtcted defendants who maontaon thetr onnocence Unbelievable' strostty Jeffrey Fields By desogn 11 carves through or Cll· Middleport cumvenl< sectoons of Northern Vllgonoa and Southern Maryland so that -the mtlhons of motoosL< who take to the roads at all hours of the day or Dear Edotor· noght may do so speedoly. though Here are some thongs that happened on my lofe plagued by gndlock, road rage, I wa~ born on Sept 3. 1908 canyon-Sized potholes and an aggra1 wa• converted on Sunday. Jan I. 1922 I have been a Chnsttan from vating preference for the rare cartllat duy to thts wuh the exceptoon ol about lour years when I was cold and pooler But, at least there are no pesky ondifferent I have never been dounk nor tasted beer stoplights and pedestnans. When 1 was mne years old, the teacher whtpped 17 of us the first day Secondly, the Beltway helps (mostly for not havong our lessons) I only got 28 whtppongs that year: you define the capttal ctty area. If you hve know I wasn't very bad or I would have got 29 or 30 whoppmgs. or work mside ot, you may wtthstand I have read my Bohle through each year sonce 1969 reasonable challenge when you claom 1have three chtldren, two gtrls and one boy When my grandson wa~ about to be "from D.C.," whtch is sttll three tJte first tunc he used an outhouse he wanted to know how to flush somethtng to those who are tmpressed by btg, clogged, polluted, thattho~g . I woll be 90 on Sept 3, and I n!ad the paper all the time, wtthout glasses. dysfunct1011al ciues, particularly ones 1 Will on the hospttal last Thanksgivmg and the doctor put a tube in my that seat power. tulliiiiY and 1hayen't had a drop of water m my mouth sonce then, nor a bitt Finally, the intentate provides of food. I have to take hqutd food. two 8 ounce cans staning at 7 am. and insulation from the cold winds, cushtwo at II e.m.. one at 3 p.m. and two at 7 p m. ion from the hanh blows of reality. I tfwlk Oocl every day that I am not any woi'.!C than I am Wrapped by the Beltway, you are set OpleCobb span from the rest of the country, free Middleport 10 create your own little world full of Letters to the editor AccuWeather forecast for daytome condot10ns and htgh SUVs: when size and safety do matter By BEN WATTENBERG 'Esta6fuliLii 111 1948 the producer.; at CNN and the ednor.; ly stolen Chtquota company vooce at Time (both of whtch are owned by mat! And hts damnong allegatoons medoa conglomerate Time Warner) agaonst Choqutta were ltes The collaborated on a report claomong Enquorer rnn three days worth ot that. on 1970. U S torces m Voetnam front-page apologoe> and protfered used the lethal nerve ga< sann to ktll Choquota $10 molloon to let bygones Amencan defector.; holed up on a be bygones Laouan vtllage Both The New Republic and The Had thts been true, the U S mth- Boston Globe are well-respected tary would have been guilty of war publlcatoons. But because of thetr cnmes, for havong vtolated the Gene- onstotuttonal hberahsm, tl dtdn 't occur va Conventoon's ban on use of chem- to them, until too late. that thetr talical weapons But the repon was a btg ented young hberal wnters were prohe. It wa~ a slander. a hbel on tbe ducong fictoon That's because, on the good names and reputallons of the case of Gla.s, hos most notonous brave men who put theor lives on the pteces besmtrched conservatoves lone to defend thiS country And because, on Smoth 's case, her Another first pnnctple of hberal- wntmgs were pnmaroly devoted to osm IS that bog busoness IS bad That's pet hbeml causes why the Enquorer devoted a year to Indeed. Gla.ss authored an artocle tryong to find dorton Choquota Brands on The New Republtc about the lnternattonal, tinally producong a annual Conservatove Pohtlcal Acto on front-page senes tn May that not only Conference. dunng whtch, he wrote. tmpugned the banana empore wtth he wttnessed two young conservacorrupt busoness practices on Laton toves "gettong to second base" on a Amenca, but also suggested that men's room, two other.; usong "what Choquna wa' onvolved wnh drug traf- looks ltke cocaone 'and a "get-naked fickong room" where one couple would have The Enquorer ongmally claomed sex while other unclothed couples thatots senes was based on "thorough watched TV He also wrote about a reportmg" by one of ns star reporters, VISit to the Forst Church of George who claomed to have a source woth- Helbert Walker Chnst. an evangeh'" Choquna's executive ranks As tt cal cult that supposedly believed turns out. the reporter had felonoous- that the fonner pnesodent os the Sec- ond Comtng ot Jesus Glass' New Repubhc edotors were only too wolllng to belteve thls garbage about conservatoves And of wurse. ot was all h<s Smtth. The Boston Globe's Pulttzer Pnze tinalost, wa' not overtly pohtocaltn most of her wntlngs She ground no ax about the molitary-mdustnal complex or about btg, bad bus10ess She preferred lttUe tables about ord10ary people But she would get her dander up of some pol bent too far to the nght for her liberal tastes Loke Mas:\\1chusetts Acting Governor Paul Cellucct, whom Smoth found gutlty .of "pohtocal lunacy" for onsostong tbat welfare rectptents work 20 hou.-. a week and not allowong them to dodge the work nequtrement by Stgnong up for a few cla<ses or for "Job traonong .. CNN and Ttme and The Cincmnatt Enquorer and The New Repubhc and The Boston Globe have all responded to theor Joumahsttc embarrassments by finng the culpnts directly responsoble and promosmg to do better on future But they haven't dealt squarely woth the real problem: Thetr JOurnalistic Judgment IS clouMd by ln<IIIUIIDna) hberalosm (Joseph Perkins Is 1 columnist tor The San Diego Union-Tribune.) • IToledo I 80' I •I columbus! 81 ' I WVA Showers Tstorms Rarn ..... ....... • • • problems, deloghts and mtenests that other Amencans consoMr httle or not at all Thus con tined. onstders are subJect to delusoons, myths and presumptoons about what really matter.<, havong heard only the buzz of other Stmtlarly dosconnected people who are forever on need of a Topoc A about whoch they tend to be obsessove Thts IS the da"oc IBM. the lnsode-theBeltway Mentaloty Therefore. the Beltway dehvers adherents quockly to thetr cotadels 10sode 1ts nbbons, vahdates theor place wothm a famous few square miles of concentrated power, and walls them otT wtth a blutsh haze through whtch to see. stze up and regulate the loves of everyone else It ts. ondeed. an off-world. Step mstde and you are overcome by fu~sof scandal, gosstp and general tptckery. lllustons and pretenses und Fnendshtps and a.ntmosoties altke are often only a< sohd as today's self-mttrcst requtres. Passtons arc pracuced, pathos is rcheaned. excitement is orchestrated. outrage is scripled. Truth is cooon candy, hard-spun •ugllr served up light and fluffy on a stick. It comes in different colon. What keeps thts crazy. whirling Ice Aumes Clearing skies expected in area by Friday night • By The Associated Press Cooler and less humod aor wtll push onto Ohoo on Fnday. selltng the stage for another pleasant weekend, foreca<ters saod Hoghs wtll be mostly on the 70s Saturday should be sunny woth hoghs on the low 80s, the National Weather Servtce satd The record-hogh temperature for thos date at the Columbus weather stauon was 100 degrees tn 1988 whole the record low was 52 on 1957 Sunset (omght wtll be at 8 59 p m and sunrose Fnday at 6 17 am Weather forecast: Tomght Mostly cloudy woth a chance of shower.; and thunderstorms unttl ·modmght, then fog after mtdnoght Lows on the mtd and upper 60s Northwest wond 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rnon 50 percent Friday Partly cloudy Htghs on the lower 80s Fnday mght .. Mostly clear Lows 10 the lower 60s Extended forecast: Saturday. Mostly clear Hoghs on the upper 80s Sunday Partly cloudy. Lows on the upper 60s and hoghs on the upper 80s Monday .Partly cloudy Lows on the upper 60s and hoghs on the upper 80s -Of outdoors to advantage ' ANDREWS, N C (AP) - Enc Rudolph had been mossong for so long wme people thought he had doed ' ' As tt turns out. the outdoorsman suspected tn the fatal bombmg of a Borm• ;ngham. Ala .. abortiOn cltmc ha~ been hodmg tn woods he knov.s well. hvl'ng otT the land and proviSIOns he took when he dosappeared Despite months of ontense searchmg. the rugged southern Appalachoans , ~ave provoded sanctuary for the man authontles thmk kolled an ott duty 1 pohceman and maomed a nurse tn the Jan 29 bombmg He's also wanted for ; questtonong tn three Atlanta-area bombongs. 10cludong the deadly blast at the ' 1991'> Olymptcs Rudolph came out of hodmg last Thursday authontoes say. steahng a porkup truck near Nantahala Lake. about I0 moles east of here. and sox months' worth of food from a home belongmg tQ. an acquaontance The Atlanta Joumai-Constotutton reported today that onvestogators dtscovered what they believe wa.' a vantage poont from whtch Rudolph watched the home of George Nordmann. whose truck and tood were reported stolen The newspaper satd authontles thonk Rudolph watched the 71 -year-old man's home for several days before approachmg ot July 7 CNN reported Rudolph left five $100 btl Is hehond for the supplies he took qnd the network quoted sources as saymg Rudolph told Nordmann he won 't ·be found by "federnl agents or dogs "Fox News reported Rudolph told Nordmann he had been hvmg on canned beans and onstant oatmeal •' .Sheriff arrests Pomeroy resident - Metgs County Shenff James M Soulsby reponed 21-year-old George Wtlltam Rettmore. Nye Avenue, Pomeroy, wa' arrested Wednesday noght on a bench w:orrJnltssued by the Metgs County Court of Commnn Pleas allegmg Reotmore voolnted probation by usmg a controlled substance He was on probation on a <harge ot manJuana cult ovation He os beong ~eld m the Metgs County Jaol pendmg a heanng '"common pleas common The Daily Sentinel (USPS lll·960) Cat•anlty Nt•spaper Holdlaaa.lnc Published evcl')' afternoon, Monday through Friday Ill Court St , Pomeroy, Oh1o, by the Ohto Valley Pubhshmg Company Second cia~ ('105tagc p11d at Pomeroy, Ohto Me.bu': The: Assoctatcd Press and the Oh1o Newspaper As5ucta110f1 POSI•asttr Send ;address corrcCIIOI\5 to The Dally Scntmel Ill Court St Pom~.:roy Ohto 457b9 SUBSCRIP'I'ION RATES • By C.n'Mr or MoiOr Route One Week One Month One Year SINGLE COPY PRICE ton Post and ABC News found to be. by far, the utmost pnonty of the masses outsode the Beltway Accordong to thetr poll, 77 percent of Amerocans want to see the schools omproved, mean 10 g we are more womed about our kod' not mea•uring up in math, sctence and reading. about thetr safety and about theor avoodance of drugs than we are about some guy on the Cuy Hall steps puumg a match to Old Glory Ltkewtse, maktng Soc tal Secunty secure and gettmg a handle on cril"e are hogh on the list of public inte~•· so says the poll. Fortunately, politictans are enough aware of thetr detachment from the rest of the country that they tend to apprecoate poll result~ even if the findings shatter theor preconcepcions. They are not afnud of the about-face, ~ven tf It makes them look foohsh or ficki~ .. Popularity, that's the thing. Vtstton, take note. The Capilli Beltway is your route to the Land Opportunists. But there arc exit ramps. : ~ Thought for Toctar "~ teen-agers aren't all bad. I love ·em tf nobo4 1 ~ se ~s The~ ~·n t ~~108 wrons with young people. Jus' qutt Jyin' em. -Jackie Moms Mabley, Amencan singer and comedian ( 1894! 1975). J the testimony today But Supreme Court spokeswoman Tono House saod no By PETE YOST such request was liled Wednesday Associated Press Writer Starr subpoenaed the Secret Servoce personnel to appear today before the WASHINGTON - The Justoce Department lost another round 1n oLs effort grand JUry probtng posstble subomong ol perjury. wttness tampenng and to stop Secret Servoce testomony and Presodent Chnton 's lawyers set up anoth er hne of defense - declanng prosecutor Kenneth Starr's subpoena< are a obstructoon on an alleged sexual relatlonshop between Clinton and the for• back-door auempl ·to find out about Chnton's contidentlal conversatoons mer Whne House ontem "O•~r posotoon ha• always been to use all avaolable legal means to gather wuh hts lawyers full and truthtul testimony for the grand JUry a~ expeduoously a' possoble,' Starr ts movong toward a new and >ensouve area of hos mvestogatoon saod Starr s spokesman. Charks Bakaly Bakaly saod he would not comment questoomng the head of Clinton's Secret Servoce detaol and eoght uno formed officers about what they saw or heard >bout the prestdent and former Whtte on any sealed court proceedong Whole tightmg the bailie over Secret Servoce testomony. Starr's ottice also House ontem Monoca Lewonsky US Dostnct Judge Norma Holloway Johnson. whoover.;ees Starr's grand os tryong to complete the grandJUI)' testlmojly-of Lu:oda Tnpp. whose 20 hours JUry probe, refused to quash Starr's subpoenas and dtdn t ommedtately ossue of se<retly tape-recorded phone calls ol Ms Lew insky tnggered the cnm•a stay Wednesday, whoch would have stymoed Starr on gellong testomony from nal mvestogatoon at the presodent Regardong the subpoenas to the Secret Servtce Starr · appears to be trackSpecoal Agent Larry Cockell and the unoformed officers The JUdge's decosoon left the Justoce Department woth few optoons except mg pnvate counsel's meetmgs and conve~attons w1th the pres1d~n1 m an to bow to the subpoenas or seek an emergency order from a hogher court It effort to mtrudc on that relatoonshop," Clonton lawyers Robert Ben nell and remaoned unclear how the drama would unfold early today. specofically Davod Kendall saod on a statement Ofticoals saod pnvately that the admonostratoon suspe<ls Starr wants Cockwhether Cockell would actually show up at the gmnd JUry room for the stan ellto testofy about what he heard on the hmousone woth Clonton's attorneys of the panel's 9 15 am. EDT. sessoon The New York Times reported on today 's edotoons that the admonostratoon alter the presodent 's Jan 17 deposollon m the Paula Jones sex ual harassment asked Choef Justice Wolham H Rehnquost late Wednesday to step on and block case, m whoch he was questioned cxtcnsovely about Ms Lewmsky Suspect in slayings of three men found dead By KIMBERLY HE FLING Associated Press Writer OLIVE HILL. Ky - The search for an Ohoo lugotove wanted torquestlomng about the deaths of three men near a cave on a remote trail ended when the man apparently shot homsell to death Ronme Sparks. 40. doed Wednesday mght apparently from a selfmtlocted gunshot wound to the chest, Carter County Deputy Coroner Ernoe Holbrook saod A passerby found Sparks' body. w1th a shotgun nearby m an open field near where the three men were shot after ndong all-terraon vehocles Sunday Police had been searchong the rugged remote area for Sparks an Olove Htll natove wanted on Mans lield, Ohoo. on a probatoon voola!ion stemmong from a February burglary COOVICliOO Wotnesses reported seeong Sparks on the area alter the bodoes of Randy Stevens, 19. Douglas Mtddleton. 21, and Scotty Moddleton. 27. were found Sunday noght by other ATV nders The sole near Tarkoln Cave, 85 mo les east of Lexmgton, ts along a popular traol for horseback and ATV nder.; Investigators beheve Sparks may have been htdmg oul m caves an the area for months There are mtles on end of heavy foloage and doffs where people could htde." Ohve Holl patrolman Larry Tackell saod "Woth dogs alter hom he could possobly hot a creek and go SIX to 10 moles on the water away !rom them · Ohve Holl resodent Kent Fultz saod hos mother-on-law. Arveua Carpenter saw Sparks m tront other trader last week rarryong what looked loke a Meigs announcements ·Fugitive uses his knowledge l1 00 SR 70 SJ0400 Oatly 1S Cents SuhKrtber:\ not dcmtng to pay tnc umer may place from leavmg ots orbtl- other than the Beltway that IS - may be ahother monstrosoty of modem hfe the publoc oponoon poll Congress and thc admomstrauon are otten ndtculed for bemg dependent on surveys but tt's a miStaken gnevance Wothout polls, the two br.mches moght be entangled m a llag-bummg amendment about now (another one), thmkong most Amencans are on a lather about how some Amencans protest Wothout polls, Capitol Holland the Whtte House would sttll be nannynanny-boo-booong over the faoled tobacco settlement Wothout polls, every nepresentatove and senator runnong for re-elecloon on November would become Cotton Mather, ravmg about the doomful sons of an aberrant natoon, forecasts for hellfire and brimstone and the absolute necessoty of roundong up the wotches. The surveys, while hardly onfalhbl.e. have telegraphed other concerns. Ltke cducallon, whach the Washonf" Sunny PI Cloudy Cloudy VIS Associ~ ted Press GraphiCSNet The Beltway: path to land of opportunists Thankful he's not any worse Justice Department loses new round in stopping subpoenas OHIO Weather Thursday, July 16, 1998 ' The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Thursday, July 16, 1998 rcmtttn advance dtrcct to The Dally Scnuncl on 11 three, s1x or 12 month hu•s Cred11 w1ll be giVen earner each week No suhscTiptiOn hy m.:ul pe:rmlllcd 1n nus where home earner KNICC •~ ava1lahk Puhhlhcr reserves the ng.ht tu atiJu.-;1 nics dm1"8 the ru~,.•ptmn pcnod Suhtlcnpllon rate L:hanges may be tmplcmenlcd hy changmg tt..: dunmon or the subsl:npt10n MAlL SUBSCRIPTION laside Meigs Coualy I) Weeks. .$27 :\0 26 Wecb JSJ M2 l2 ....... J105 l6 Rata O.tsklt Mti«< Couaty t3 Weo:u 26 We<u • ll Wt<u Sl9 25 .Sl6 M Am Ele Power ............. 44 )~ Akzo ................ . ... ....59l. AmrTech .............................. 49 Ashland Otl ......................... 557~ AT&T ................................... 59\, Bank One ... .......................... 59'1, Bob Evans ............................. 20 Borg-Warner ................. .......SO'!, Broughton ........................... 14,, Champoon ............................ 12), Charm Shps ......................... 4'/, City Holding ...................... .42'), Federal Mogul ....... ............. 68'7M Gannett ...............................69'1. Goodyear ............................ 62\M Kmart .................................. 16~M Kroger .................. .............. 47'1• Lands End ............................ 31 i. Limited .................................. 301. 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POMEROY Near Pomeroy-Mason Bridge 992-2588 VINTON Gallla County Dlaplay Yard 155 lrteln St. 388 8603 and sources of tonanctng and resources To regoster call992-2733 by July 28 RegostrJtoon IS requored as class s1ze 1s hmHed Grange fun mght Star Grange 778 and Star Junoor Grange 878 woll hold theor regular fun noght Satunlay at the Grange hall Hooked on Jesus Monersvolle Umted Methodost near Salem Center Loght snacks woll Church wtll hold Vacatton Doble be the retreshments School Monday through July 24. 68 p m woth the theme ' Hooked on MeigsSWCD The Meogs Sool and Water Con Jesus ' servatlon Dostnrt woll hold ots July board meetmg Fnday al the Rutland Bible school Foreman's Park There woll be a tour Vacatton Boble School woll be held at the Mount Hermon Untied begonnong at 6 p m followed by ,, Brethren on Chnst Church Monday potluck pocnoc at 7 15 p m and regthrough July 24. 6 30-8 30 p m , ular meeung at 8 p m woth cla"es for chtldren 3-13 year.; old Contact Juha Woll at 985-4344 Township trustees The Orange Townshop Bo.ord ot for more mformatlon The church os located '" the Texas communoty on Trustees woll meet on specoal sessoon Wockham Road JUSt off Texas Road Monday. 7 30 p m at the home ot Clerk Osoe Follrod Busines.• workshop The Small Busoness Development IKES work session A Metgs County IKES work sesCenter of Southeast Ohoo and the Meogs County Mocroenterpnse Pro- soon woll be held Tuesday 5 30 p m gram are sponsonng a ·Starling a All are 10structed to attend to help Busoness Workshop' on Aug 4. 1-4 clean nood debns p m at the Pomeroy Pubhc Lobrary The workshop os desogned to answer Hayman-Biram reunion The Hayman-Boram tanuly stan-up questions and topocs mclude reunoon woll be held July 26 at assessong your goals and mengths. Forked Run State Par~. Reedsvolle reg1stenng your bus1ness name. Lunch woll be at 12 30 p m All l1ccnsmg. tax requ•remenl!<o: types ol fnends and family members mvoted ownersh1ps plannmg: your busmess EMS units record 8 calls Unots ol the Meogs County Emer gency Medora! Servoce logged eoght calls for a:-i~l:-.tan~.: t! Wednesday Umts respondong mcluded CENTRAL DISPATCH 4 07 a m . Maples Apartments. Pomeroy. Mary Lyons Holzer Medocal Center. 1 16 p m . Lmcoln Heo ghts Pomeroy, Lisa Stewart. treated at the scene. 2 02 p m . Rovemde Apartments Moddleport. Charles Eakons. Veterans Memonal Hospotal. 6 59 p m , Mtllcr Road. Pomeroy. Sharon Roseberry. VMH . Pomeroy squad asstsled. 10 54 p m . Overbrook Nur.;mg Center Moddlepon Martha Graham. VMH POMEROY 9 34 p m . Chester Road. Blaonc Qualh. VMH . Central Dospatch squad assosted RUTLAND II 14 am Rutland Fore Station, Angela Councol, HMC. Central Dos patch squad assosted TUPPERS PLAINS 6 14 p m. State Route 681, Jean Hawk. Camden-Clark Memonal Hospotal Holzer Medical Center Discharges July IS - Robert Kommel. Mrs. Stagerlee Beabout and daughter, Phylhs Pope. Johnny Klem, Paul Taylor, Wendy ML<:oy Birth - Mr and Mrs Todd Hood. daughter. Moddlepon (Published with permission) COLONY THEATRE KANAUGA DRIVE-IN Hospital news TONIGHT CARREY IN THE TRUMAN SHOW PG-13 ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 STARTING FRIDAY ROBERT REDFORD IN THE HORSE WHISPERER PG-t3 ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 oU&-01123 GOP stakes out position (Continued from Page 1) guarantee w1der a~,.;cess to spec1al•st:-. and vanous treatments than would Repubhcans The HMO mdustry has oppused commg under more regulatmn. argumg that the mdustry has a code of conduct s1mtlar to the content nt reform bolls Consumer groups compla&ned that Senate Repubhcans dod not expand the n~htto sue tor malprarloce · Patoents wtll <Onllnue to have st! nous problems geumg l:.Lre from HMOs until they have the le~al leveta"e to hold liMOs acwuntablc 0 on,, court ot law -aod Jamoe Court dore<tor of Consumers lor Qu,ollly Care Republicans saod they opted lor expand mg. access to mdepem.lent out· sode medocal revoew - when treatment would cost more than $1.000 or " expenmental - rather th.on the ab 1hty to :'\Ue hecause pat1ents want medtcal care not damages Under the boll. a pat oent could .oppea l tw1ce to the HMO - gelltng an answer w1th1n 10 days tor a non emergency s1tU~Lt1on and w1thm 72 hours ol the m.ouer os cnucal - .ond then to an outsode revoew pand operatmg under the same ttme hmtlattons · You can't sue your wa) to beller health care "saod Sen Boll Fnst, R Tenn . a dndor The GOP boll could he expen"ve Medoc.tl savmgs accounts could cost $4 btl loon over 10 years and the tax break tor the sell-employed another $7 bollion over 10 years saod Sen Wolliam Roth. R Del .. I m not tn a post lion to say how we'll pay for 11 but we woll. and we II pay tor 11 10 a non -controver"al manner " he 1\a&d Other detaols • A patient who" termonally oil or mstltuuonaltzed could keep hts or her doctor lor 90 days ol the doctor leaves the plan or the hospotal os dropped Pregnant women tn thetr sel:unc.l or thord tnmesters could keep theor d<X tors unul alter the baby " born • Doctors - not msurance ottocoals - would decode how long ,, patient os hospotahzed alter a masti!domy Plans l:ovcnng mastc(.; toma:-s would also have to cover breast recnnstrw.: t&lln • Tax.-lree meua~al sav&ngs .tl:counls would be m.lde ava&l.tble to ,\II Now MSAs Me part ol a Jemnn siJ<Jtlon proJn.:l hm1h::U to the ,c;:lt- tnsured unmsured or p.:ople who work tor rompanoes wuh less than 10 empltlyee' • People who nnw use tlexoble spent.lm~ au.:ounb lor health or day c.tre costs wnuld no longer lose all the money that hasn I Oc:'en spent .ot the end ol .1 pl.m year Rather up to $5(X) ot the unsp.:nt money could be put m a new medocal spendong account ondtvtdual rctorement account or 401 (k) Rutland considers park (Continued from Page 1) to check on the problem Home Creek Ent<rpnses ot Pomeroy was awarded a $7,(()0 bod tor the replacement ot storm drams 1n the vollage. whoch woll be lunded through FEMA Home Creek w.- the only hrm to submtl a bod Council tl!sc ussed the pos,oboltty wa~ donected ol rep.unng the s1dewulk ~lon.::! Mmn Street lrom Depot Street to the Church ol the Na1arene. wolh the possobolity ol also repaonng the sodewalk lrom the church to the Rutland Bonk Gas ollices Eskew reported that the Natoonal Assocoatoon ol Choels ol Pol1re has made avaolable to the vollage two bulletproof vests for use by the police Jc::partment . at no cost to the v1llage The vests are now n:quored equopment for active police olficers Counul \oled to oncreasc the line lor specdmg on the vollage to $50. on addotoon to one dollar tor every mole over the lo mu Marua Elliott reported on the progress ot renovatoons at the covoc l:enter. not mg. that the repalf of Council <Ji'iO voted to get an esu mate for pertunn111g ch1p and seal work on the dnvew.oy and parkong area around the covoc center Eskew reported the lollowong hal ances lor v1llage accounts total bank balance $83 048 72. general. ~ 73fo 29. covoc center. 3.411 fo3 . poloce 4.074 19. law enforcement 4H7 33 street. 2,85 1 80 hoghway 6 230 21. water, 2 978 54. sewer, 5 101 11, uuloty deposot 3 42fo45, FEMA 49.9M I 99 Pnor to adJoumong, councol mel on execut1ve 'esSion to dl ...cu-.;s personnel. but took no actmn FRI., SAT., SUN. DAVID DUCHOVNY, GILLIAN ANDERSON IN THE X FILES PG-13 AND JIM CARREY IN THE TRUMAN SHOW PG-13 446-1011 Monday Night II C.rloatl Night All Carl$5.00 •• •• • •• • • • • •*• • ~BIG .-:,,:,,,:,., ~ \lnl'il'~ •• " ~.: rJcks on the walls. mstallatoon ot commer l:lal -grade down spout&ng an<.J the replacement ol treated lumber over some ot the renters w10dows woll he the next projects undertaken Buffington Island (Continued from Page 1) The event IS sponsored by the Meogs County Hostoncal Socoety The re-enactment and hostoncal portrayals are bemg hosted and planned by the 91st OhiO Valley Infantry, Company B More than 150 Covol War re-enactors from Ohoo and severn! ne~rby states, who regostered for the weekend event, woll begtn amvmg on Fnday JIM 'an' are: Gatenl M1- ........................Ext. UOI Vacation Bible School Vacallon Boble School woll be held Monday through July 24, 6-8 30 p m mghtly at the Rutland Freewoll BaptiSt Church. Salem Street Theme woll be Hooked on Jesus" All chtldren and teens welcome Sparks was charged on November ntle Fultz saod he called stale pohce 1996 woth rape and burglary tor and authontlcs on Mansfield. where allegedly breakong onto hos ex gorl he knew Sparks was wanted. but saod tnend's home, holdong her hostage he dod not beheve he got much ot a and rapmg her Later. he was placed on probation response State parole officers saod Sparks Mansfield Detectove Jan Wendhng saod Wednesday that Sparks has a stopped check10g on woth hos parole long hostory ol mmor run-ons wnh olficer earlter thiS year and a warrant wa< ossued for hos arrest poltce on hos area �The Daily Sentin~, Sports Thursday, July 16, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 Thursday, July 16, 1998 Reds defeat Cardinals 4-2, record 1Oth straight victory By A.B. FALLSTROM ST LOUIS !API- The man with the golden bal was betrayed by his arm Mark McGw~re . who leads lhe major\ with 40 homers. made an lith-inning throwing error that gave Ci nc1nna11 a 4-2 victory ovtr St. U:>u" on Wednesday night . The victory ex tended the Red>' winning . . ~rc a ~ lo 10 games. ·· Right when I released it. I wanled il back... MeG wire <aid. " II cui on me. But McG wire. who made lwo nice field1 ng plays al flrsl base earlier in the game . wasn't too hard on hunself after commining hi s sixth error of the ~as on " II \ never fun 10 lose. bur I'm nol going 10 play wilh my head down, " he o,; aid . Sean Casey •tarted lhe lllh wilh a >ing le off John Frascarore (1 -3) and was sacrificed lo second. Afrer Eddie Taubcnsee was inlenlionally walked wilh two ouls. Bn:l Boone bear oul an infield hil with a head-firS! slide and Ca,;ey kept running . McGwire tried lo get Casey allhe plate. bul hi s lhrow wa• way off line. allowing Taubensee lo score: from second. "You can't play safely firsl. you can't lake anything for granled, " Reds manager Jack McKeon said . "Casey was watching Ihe ball alii he way. He sa w McGwire have lo reach down and 1ry lo make a play and he kq>t going ... The Reds were very re•ourcefuI during their sweep. coming from behind in all lhn:e games . They !railed 5-{) Monday before winning 65 in 13 innings. and were behind 42 on Tuesday before: winning 7-4. They were behind 2-0 Wednesday before lying it on an eighlh-inning RBI single by pinch -hiller Melvin Nieve~ . The winning slreak i' the Reds' longest <ince a 10-game run in July 1975 and the team celebr:lled in the clubhouse with music from thai Bi g Red Machine era. The club record is 12 in a row in 1957 and 1939. Perhaps lhe mosl amazing thing about lhe way lhe Reds are playi11g is the <ln:ak was preceded by II s1raigh1 losses. " We're playing good and finding way~ lo win. and no one wanls to think aboul il or ask why. " Boone said. "We JUSI wamlo keep il going ... Cincinnati ha.s won 15 of 16. its besl slrelch since an idenlical run in 1957. The Reds also have won 10 in a row on 1he road. allhough some Cardinals were not impressed. "The Red<are playing good baseball righl now. bul lhey ain'l playing thai good." St. Louis <taner Mall Morri< said. " Whal have Ihey won . 10 in a row' They ain't Ihat good ." Gabe While (4 -31 worked 2 113 <eoreless 1nnings as Ihe Red' beat lhe Cardmals for the "i"th con,ecU!ive time thio; season and mnth 'i tra if:hl ume over twn sea,om.. The Red' · bullpen didn't allow a ruo in 17 innin gs in the ~er i es and ha.; J ru n of 19 '1 /3 \corele\o.; inning' o,; mce Sun day. McGwire had a fairly quiel ~a me at the plate. gm n ~ 1 - for. ~ wtth two imenlional walks. He hit a vicious liner in the seventh thai was caughl by Boone. a sec - ~aid ... , wamed to saiUie him.loo. bul I ended up tipping my cap." Morris allowed a run in six mmngs and had an RBI double in lhe ond b:~,e mn n who "a' poo;;il ioned on "econd . Ci m:inna lt \ only run off lhe lefl side of Ihe bag . Boone ended Morri .. was on a ba'e"-loaded walk lo u;:- on the '\Cat of hi' p'-lnt s with a eighlh-place hiller Dmilri Young in shocked e~p re.,..,ton on hi'• face. lhe ' ixlh 1ha1 cull he gap 10 2-1 . Ron Gaol's run-scoring si ngle. his McGw ire sa luled Boone's effon ninth RBI in five games since combefore returni ng 10 the dugoul and ing oiTthe d"abled li sl. gave Ihe CarBoone tipped his cap. dinals a ~ -0 lead in Ihe lhird off Brell " That wa< lhe harde>J hil ball I Tomko. have ever caughl in my lifr ." Boone TOURNAMENT CHAMPION - Point Pleasant HomeCare Medical posted a great overall tournament and good team work to defeat Middleport Wednesday In the rain-delayed finals of the Bill Hubbard Memorial Little League Tournament at Syracuse. Behind the Home National Ba'nk championship trophy are (L·R In lronl) Justin Hershiser's arm leads Giants to 5-3 victory over Dodgers By TOM WITHERS AP Spons Writer Sitt inl' in the opposil< dugout al Dodger Stadium for the firsl lime. Ore I Hef'h1.er could barely conlain his emotion . . . " It was JUSI anolher game 'till he Dod ~e" wenl oul on the field. " Hershi >e r. who played wilh LA>< Angel" for I~ year;, said afler pilching .si• strong innings tn lead the San FranCISCO Giani< 10 a 5-3 viclory Wednesday ni ghl. "Then I wenl inlo lhe du!!out runnel. •o I couldn'l see il. I don'l know whal il v. as. but 11 fell diO'erem. There were time' when I had lo slep back and lake some deep hrealhs ." Her;h"er. who lefl lhe Dodgers afler Ihe 19'l4 "'"on. wa; pilching al DodfC( Stadium for a learn olher Ihan the Dodg er..; fo r the fir,t 11mc in hi~o; career. He was lhe beloved "Bulldog " wh ile playing for Los Angeles frum 1983-94. and ranks IOih on Ihe lfanch!Se \ viclory lisl wilh 134 wins. Hcr;hi,er <H-71 allowed five hil s und three runs - two e;.~rned before being removed lor a pinch-hilLer. " It is speciallo win." lhe 39-yearold sa id. " 1\·e been away from here fur 3 112 year>. Baseball moves on. I still thin>. I can pill'h . I conlinue on. that\ the way the game goes. My stu ff. my localion lonighl was oui Siandin g... Backup calcher Brent Mayne had t wo hi t"· including his lhird homer. and drove in lhree runs as lhe Gianls snapped a li ve-game losing streak . Mayne' s RBI single in lhe si<lh snapped a 3-3 lie. Snow opened lhe innin g wilh n double off Darren Drei fort( S-81. and look lhi rd on Sinn Javier's sacrifice hunl. When Ihe lineups were announced IS nlinutc' before the game. onl)' a small percentage of lhe announced crowd of34.5% was on hand. due in part to the 5:08 p.m. local slarting time. Kent and Mayne bolh said lhey had 1rouble seeing Dreifort's pilches. "h's a joke," Kenl •aid. " I don't know why 1he Dodge" have a slinking 5 o'clock game . You can't pick up lhe pilehes. II'< Iough lo do lhal. espe· cially when you have a nasly guy like Dreifon ou1 Ihere." Elsewhere in the NL. il was Arizona 9. Houslon 8: San Diego ti. Colorado 2: Allanla 1~ . Monlreal I: Pillsburah 3. Chicago 0: Milwaukee 3. Philadelphia 2: and Monlreal 9. Florida 5. Diamondbacks 9, Aslms 8 AI Phoenix. Hous10n relie\'er Bil· ly Wagner wa.s slruck in lhe head by a line drive hil by Kelly Slinnell in the bonom of 1he nimh inning and was canried off Ihe field on a •trelch· er. Wagner ne\'er lost t:omciousnes\. and his vilal signs were OK when he lcfllhe ballpark. Diamondhncks doc tors said. Wagner was laken loa neurological cemer for funher 1es1s. Wagner sustained a lncernled ear canal. and was to undergo a CAT <ran loday. Siinnell would lalcr score lhe winning run in lhe li th on rookie . Danny Klassen\ lwo-oul single. The Diamondbacks had hecn 0-54 when !railing afler eighl inning,; before lhe victory. Padres 6, R()(kies 2 Kevin Brown (11 -3) won his eiJ:hth Slraighl decision and lied a career high by sinking out I0 Col orado bailers a1 Coors Field. Steve Finley hila lhree-run homer and Greg Vaughn and Wally Joyner added lhree hils apiece for San Diego. which improved lo 22-6 againsl NL Wesl opponenls and a franchise-high 27 games O\'er .500 (61 -34). Brown gave up a season -high 12 hilS. bul pilched around several broken-hal bloopers. Braves 12, Expos I At New York . Andres Galarraga hi I a pair of long home runs and Ryan Klesko also connecled for Allanla. Denny Neagle ( 10-7) allowed four hilS lhrough six innings, winning for jusllhe second lime since June 21. Galarraga hil a two-run homer in lhe firsl off Masalo Yoshii (4-5). and had a three-run shol in the fourth off Bill Pulsipher. Pirates J, Cubs 0 AI Pillsburgh. Franci<eo Cordova (7-81 pilchcd eight shuloul innings 10 oulduel Kem• Wond and slop a five game lo•ing slreak. Wood (8-5) look a lwo-hil 'hutoul inlo lhe si•lh. only 10 lose 11 on Jason Kendall\ leadofl walk and Kevin Young\ first -pilch homer over 1he left -field wall . Brewers J, Phillies 2 AI Milwaukee. Scoll Kjrl (7 -4) won lhe fiN lime in a monlh. allow- ARRIVES AT SECOND- The St. Louis Cardinals' Willie McGee slides into second base as Cincinnati shortstop Barry Larkin applies the late tag in the second inning of Wednesday night's National League game in St. Louis, where the Reds won 4·2. (AP) Cun Schilling ( 9-9) allowed lhree runs and eighl hils for his major league-besl nmlh complele game . 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' · J"'ul;uk' lplu •• :! Mnnlfl';ll 11. Flood;• ~ Utl Ch•·~~" Whlll! Sn\ 'J. Tnwnrc1 .l. (l)lf:tJ" While: S<tl <i T1trnnh • ~ TanlJ'o"l :'iK~ " Wednesday's scores An:mna Wednesday's sc:ores i\JI.IIIL" Im lh Western Conrerem:e H oml tl!l ni~i~lon S;1n Franc I ~•" \.• " 1\rlt:dc~ C' ll lt 'f;kh l I'' :\-.l.l .'K~ ."i.l_l . 4:! WHtrm H : ll , 4S Pltl.ll'lurJ.h Wt~1tm Dlv~ f\!l,lfli'IIU w, ._ HUtl \ lnll Cll1 t:a~u San l>k'.,_'il Crntnl Divt!Uon 1\ ' 11 ' :!.1' : :'i:'i fkwiiJOI AL standings ~ 17 :'i j (, Ji. In the second row are Brandon Kimes, Jamie SPECIAL AWARD WINNERS- Chester Wigal, pictured, was named the best overall defensive player of the annual Bill Hubbard Memorial Lit· tie League tournament, while Shaun Klein, bat· ling .538, of the Gallipolis Reds was named Best Offensive Player and Andre Geiger, the Most Valuable Player. Wigal had 31 strikeouts in lac· ing 58 batters, walked lour, gave up 13 hits and lour runs lor Middleport. Geiger, who hit .6671or the tournament, also had 24 strikeouts against 36 batters, walking just two. giving up only three hils and two runs. (Sentinel photo) Ellis, Luke Roush, Joseph Howard, Josh ·Buzzard , Brandon Bell, Josh Kimes, Justin Bell. In the third row are coaches Chet Wigal, Dave Boyd, Ray Kimes, Don Whan and Alan Bell. Absent was Ryan Frasier. (Sentinel photo) By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Correspondent The cunain fell on anolher version of lhe annua l Bill Hubbard Memori al Lillie League Tournamem a1 Syra cuse King Field where lhc Poinl Pleasanl HomeCare Medical drew po<ied a compelilive 4- ~ win over Ihe Ohio Valley Bank Middlepon Indians in n rain dela)·ed championship game . Chester Wigal was named Ihe best overall defensi\'e player of lhe annu al Bill Hu0bard Memorial Lillie League tournamenl. while Shaun Kle1n. balling .5.lK. of Ihe G;tllipoli s Reds was named Best Offcnsi ve Player and Andre Geiger. lhe Mosl Valuable Player. Wigal had 31 slrike·ouiS in facing 58 bailers. wa lked four. gave up only 13 hits and four runs for Middleport. Geiger hi1 .667 for lhe tournament owith 24 ~lrileouts againsl 36 baners. walking juSI 1wo. giving -up only lhree hilS and Jwo run s. Middleporl's Chester Wigal singled 10 lead offlhe game. bul was lefl stranded afler pitching ace Hunter :Roush fanned lhe side for Point Pleasanl. In the bonom of lhe firsl inmng. afler lwo were oul. David Bonecullcr reached on an ~:rror and .;;cored on a Hunter Roush double. Adam Marcum followed wilh an RBI single and Man Williamson reached on an error for a 2-0 lead. Again Middleport\ firSI bauer reached safely. however. he 100 was lefl Slranded asa resuh of three strikeouls. Chuckie Davi s led off wilh a sin!_!le. two went down to Hunter's heal. Ihen Jamie Ellis walked 10 pul 1wo runners on. Roush fanned lhe last bauer to ret ire the );ide. In lhe Poinl Pleasanl second inning. Pork Sayre ripped a one-oul single and scored on a J.D. Thompsonlriple. David Boneculler walked, Thomp•on scored on a pa>Sed ball . lhen Roush reached on ·a fielder's choice bul was left stranded wilh Bonecuuer as the next haller h11 into a 1-3 ground -nul. Middlepon came back in 1he 1hird when Wigal and David Boyd Jr. each wa lked and scored on a Donnie Whan S-3 groundout and a Chuckie Davis RBI single to make the score 4-2. The rc sl of the game turned into a defensive Slruggle and pitching battle. Thre< limes. Poinl had runners reach lhird base. bul were lefl slranded . Middleportlwice pul runner< on second. including a iasl inning leadoff walk 10 Mall Holley followed hy a single 10 A.J. Dickens. They failed lo score . however. despile pulling 1he lying runs on . A fiy OUI and IWO slrikeouts fini .shed off the game for Poinl's Hunter Roush and secured lhe win for lhe HomeCare Medicalleam . Rou sh fanned nine. walked four and gave up lwo runs in pitching a lhrec-hitter 10 pick up the win. Davis and Wigal. dc"pilc getting lheir team lhere lo lhe nnals suffered lhe lnss. They fanned nine. walked just tO\\' and game up tne hit ~\. Pomt hillers were Thomp..;on a lriple and dollble. Nalhan Moore a single. Bonecu11er a sing le. Roush lwo doubles. Marcum t~nd WdliJm..;on single..; and Pork S:1yre a double and single. Middleport hillers were Chuckie Davis wilh two singles and Wigal a single. Western Ohio sprint car track to begin 'Kings Royal' Friday Meigs football meeting Monday Scoreboard Baseball SECOND PLACE In the Bill Hubbard Memorl· al Little League Tournament was taken by the Ohio Valley Bank Middleport Indians. Pictured with the Crow & Crow Law Offices trophy are (LA In front) Chuckle Davis, A.J. Dickens, Matt Holley, Donnie Whan, Ch~ster Wigal and David Boyd HCM defeats Middleport 4-2, wins Hubbard championship inning~. ing one emmed run in !eVen Sheline, Nathan Moore, Adam Marcum, Chris Cooper, Kurtis Hunt and Jamie Jones. In the second row are J.D. Thompson, David Bonecutter, Hunter Roush, Mall Williamson and Roy "Pork" Sayre. In the third row are coaches Arnold Daugherty, John Bonecutter and Danny Williamson. (Sentinel photo) Fool ball fuutball ~ll&lll' N•Cional OETROrT LIONS Sii!IICtl G Clms I JL"Wi l'll ~~ ~ Wraved CB Cynll W"~ms GREEN BAY PA C' KERS : Ag rci!J t n ru111, wuh DB Rnostve4r lla.:kmon. MIAMI DOLPHINS . SiJned G Jmr Bulkln.:n NEW YORK JETS: SiJRtd FB Du!!lin Juhn.••f"l OAKLAND RAIDERS : Signed UT Mo Cnlhns ru 11 five-yeur L1Ulfrnc l SAN FRANCISCO 49EitS. Sr{!.ntJ S Lan,c: St:hulters ond WR Ryon Th.ehwil. W:uved J( Srcv<' 1997 CUTLASS SUPREME 4 DR. Powe r windows . power door locks, cassette, tilt cruise. red finish . 1 owner. a ~d IMMACULATE! YOUR CHOICE "9" ALSO AVAilABLE IN STOCK '97' SKYLARKS OR 97 ACHIEVAS * 7-1997 GrandAms * 2-1997 Luminas * 2- 1998 Bonnevilles * 3-1996 Power windows, cassettes, cruise control. :Still under new car warranty. · :•Jo''aoo . By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Correspondent · On Friday and SaiUrdny. lhe l>ennzoil World of Oul law s join force s wi lh the nation\ mosl exlravaganl prom01er Earl Balles for lite running of Ihe "Kings Royal." one of the crown jewels of sprint car r:1cing ~~ 1he in famous Eldora Speedway in Rossburg. ~ As an added honus. fonn~r sprinl car driver Brady Doly. now a com)nenlalor for TNN Mo10rsporls. will be lhe honorary leader of lhe four abreaSI pace lap. : "One of Ihe darkf'l days of my ;racing life was al Eldora Speedway. ·But one of my brightest duys m rae · :ing could quile possihly be al Eldora Speedway when I get 10 make lhiS lap again." Brad Doly smd aller announcing he will drive around Ihe legendary race lrack in a sprinl car. 10 yea~ after his career-t'ndmg acc1 - denl allhe Kings Royal. Daly's IOJUries lhal l"alcful nighl lcfl him paralyzed from the waist down. D1ivers from around lhe nation will be on hand for Ihe hisloric even I a' outlaw regulars join drivers from the AII-Siar Circuil of. Champions. and Ihe Unlled Slales Aulo Club for perhaps one of lhc most memorable events m racing hi story. Many tr;:tveling slars are expecled 10 he in lhe area for a series of races Ihal begins Wednesday al K-C Raceway in Chi llicolhe: Altica Speedway on Thursday in Allie a: and Ihe grand fimtle on Friday and Sat urday for Ihe King s Roy· al al Eldora . Doty will pace lhe Pennzoil World of Oullaws Series' Four Abrea'l parade lap before Ihe green llag l"alls on 1he preslig ious. $SO.lKKl-lo-win race. Doly will he behind lhc wheel of Ihe blue #1 8 Coor' Lighl sprinl car Doly dro\·e o such sucr:ess in the 1980s. The car was reslored by Larry Woods . Thi s yeal's King s Royal willt.,ke place al Earl Balles' Eldora Speedway Salurday. The evenl will be televised live lo a nalional audience on TNN : The Nashville Nelwork . Dory is an commenlmor forTNN. and will be one of the announcers of the c:vent. "I've always had lhe dream of going back and making a lap al Eldom, juSI one lap even." Doly said. "JuS! lo gellhis opporlunily. il's somelhing I've never laken real serious ly. bul il was always in Ihe back of my mind." bSI monlh, Doly sal in Ihe recenlly restored sprint car for a photo session 31 Muskingum Counly Speedway in Zanesvi lle. AI the lime. he had no idea an engine would be buill. hand conlrols oblained and a chance lo cruise he hiswric 1/~ - mile oval was even in lhe works ... bullhe desire is lhere. "When I gol hack in lhal L'ar al Mu ~kingum. Jt was 1uo ea"y getti ng in and oul," Doty said . "II felt 'o good. and it all came hack 10 me. that il fe ll like I jusl gol done raring 1he nigh I before." For Doty and his legion of fan ,, 11 will be a 'ymbolic momcnl lh al won't go unnoticed hy the ro.1ci11g worlt.l . D.oty is ou!l;,1mantthi ~ j..; a oneshol deal. He has no illu-. tnm or lantasy about re suming hi' dri\·ing career. ''I'm going In be back in the car one more lime and Ihal' s i1:· he said . 'Thai niche will be fulfilled ." D01y is happy wil h his current stalus in the <.; pori. "As far as lhe fanfare. ;md lhc way lhc fan s 11«11 me. il's like I'm s1ill an aclive driver. but I don 'l have lhe pressure' a driver has ." A tentative schedu le i ~. Ocing put in place so Doty can make hi s historic Tht.: rt'"tnred Conr..; L 1g h1 t'ar wi ll run and make it hack into tht! al \l> he on displ:iyal Allica Dot y will announcing hooth 10 rc ~ umc his joh al so hmt a pre ~..; confacncc c;1rlicr in on lhe air for TNN . Doty is gra1eful the Jay anti ;~ n ;nttngraph .,c,sion for for those responsible in nwking this the fan., prior to race time . That ni ght evenl happen. parlirularl y hi s pro- Doty. will ;d.. o he rrc ..enled w11h two dul'ers al TNN. Earl Balles and Lar- prcstigiou" awards from the NJtionry WooJ. who restored the t.:ilr and i-. al Sprint Car Hall of Fame Foundacun·t!ntly assemh ling an enginl: to put tinrr th t! Outq ;mdin g. c,mtn hulion under Ihe hood. for lh e Spor1 o~w ; 11· d ;olll. lhe Media "Larry is puttin-g th e engin c Mcmht: l nf thl' Year award. Repn:togt.:ther with a lot of product spon- .,~ rllati \ "L'" from the NSC HoF Founsors and a lol of help. " Do1y ' aid. (latiun wtll he in aiiL'mJanct' to fnr"There have hcen so m;my people m;llly prese011he awarus to Doty anu who have donated pan ..; rnr the em." hi s fami ly. The famous #I X Coor' Lighl Wilh Dot y leading the w~)· . the Gamhlcr wil l he nn di, play al Eldo- "Four Ahreasl" al lhe Kin£s Royal ra Speedway Frid,•y and S.11urday for pmmi SC\ to he Ollt: o f the lnO"i t tht! running of the presligiou s t'"\ Cill. mcmorahle in Pennzoil World of OutPromoter Gene Fra nkart will host law..; Series hi .. tory Ihe ;umual Brad Dnly Cla"ic al Alii · Eldora Speedway is localed nonh ca Raceway Park on Thur,day. The o f Green ville at Ros..,hurg on State evcnl will he sanclioned by lhe AII - Route II X. Siar' Circuil of Champion'. 1 Red Sox outlast Indians 1-0; White Sox sweep DH vs. Jays By The Associated Press Cleveland's Barlolo Colon gol 10 walch his idol p11eh up close. The resull was juSI whal lhe BoSion Red Sox needed . Pedro Mnnine> pilched a four-hil· 1er 10 oulduel Colon in a malchup of AII-Siar pilchers a.s Bos lon heal Ihe Cleveland Indians 1-0 Wednesday night. · "I talked 10 him a lol when we ~ere both al 1he Ali -Siar game." Colon saiJ. "II was an honor 10 pilch against him. He was one of my idols . 1 always wamed 10 be able lo pllch ~gains! him 1o see how thai would feel ." . : 11 didn'l feel good for Ihe Cleve· land hillers. who failed lo gel an · txlra-base hi I for Ihe first lime in 138 · ~ames . Martinez (1 2-3) muck oul nine and walked rwo '" hiS second 'shuloulthis season M he improved lo ~ 1 in hi< laSI seven slarts . " H e'~ getting in a real nice groove." Boston catcher Scott Hatleberg sa1d. "He had a good faslhall from inning one to inning nine. He gets in a groo~· e where he\ in Iota I command of every al -hal. .. Going up againsl lhe AL ERA leader. Man inez I I~-3) knew he wot~ld have lillie room for error if he wamed lo break lhe Red Sox oul of lhcir recenl funk . Boslon losl fi•·e of its previous six since putting logelher iiS beSI firsl half in 12 years. "I had 10 slep il up :t lillie bil and pick up my 1eamma1es. They were Slruggling." Man inez •aid afler pilching BoSion's lirsi 1-0 complele-game win al Fenway Park since Roger Clemens did il againsl Clevel:md in 1987. "We need lhese 1ypes of games 10 turn things around ... The game's only exira-base hil came from an unlikely source. Seldom-used Midre Cummings. making a rare sian in place of lhe injured Reggie Jefferson. led off lh e llflh wilh a homer oil Colon 19·51. "Once I saw M1dre hillhal hall. I said I ha\'Cto win with this one (run ). amfif we score more. !hal's a plus." Marl inez said. The Indians barely mounled a threal aga1ns1 Marlinez. They had lwo singles in the second before Marlinez fanned Jeff Bn10son. The righl-hander r<lired lhe nexl 14 before Brian Giles sing led wllh 1wo outs in the seventh. Bul h~ was lhrown oul 1rying lo sleal by Haneherg. Martinez walked lwo in lhe eighlh. bul gol Kenny Lofton 10 pop 1o third. ending 1he inning . Colon wasn'l much worse as he gave up seven hilS in eighl inn ings afler going 5·0 in hi s six previous starts . "He feels he did a good job. 100." bullpen coach Luis Isaac said . " Bul he made a n11stake and had to pay for hi s miSiake ... Elsewhere in 1he AL. Chicago swepl Toronlo in a doublchcauer. 9J and 5-.2. In other £a m ~s. il \ Va., New York II. Delroil 0: Ballimore 14. Texas 3: Sealtle 4. Minne,ola I: Kunsns Cily 5. Oa>.Iand I: and Ana heim 4. Tampa B:~y ~ White Sox 9, Blue Jay' 3 While Sox 5, Blue Jays 2 At Chicago. Alben Bell e hil a two-run horner in holh game-.. girint! lhe While Sox slugger nine in his lasl eighl games. He has 27 homers lhis year and 299 in his career. Robin Venlura and Ray Durham abo homered in lhe firsl game 10 support Jaime Navarro (8-1 0) . Pal Hcnl· gen (9-6) look Ihe loss . In lhe second game. Mike Caruso hila liebreaking lwo-run homer in Ihe fifth !o spoil Dave Slieb's firsl slart since 1993 and give Chicago il sixth DON TATE MO,.ORS POMEROY Uncbey, RB Shoo Mir~ he-11 otwf P Tudo.n Ph•lhp~ SEATT'LE SEAHAWKS: Silntd LB ~t.k t Cmci and S Kmy JOk.')'h. AJrced ro rmns wi1h T Todd Weiner and LB OC'Shofte MyJts. Chev-Oids.Cad.-Pontiac·Buick-GIIC Hockey N1tktn81 Hodit1 Ln~ EDMONTON OILERS SiJntd RW Mk htl RteJH 10 a mulrlvrar contract 99 '. •· 800·837·1 vrct ory in .;ev en garnes . CMio' W:J' tht! winner. YHnkees II, Tigers 0 Hideki lrabu pilched eighl sJrong innings and 'New York hil lhrcc home runs in the ~ighlh inning at Tiger Sladium . Chuck Knoblauch h1t a lhrrc -run homer. Jorge Pos;.Jda had a two-run drive and Paul O'Neill adurJ a solo 'hoi off Doug Boch1ler. lrabu (H-3) govc up li·.·r hi ls as New York won for the 121h lime in 13 games. AI 67 -2 1. lhe Y;mkee• m:tlched the 190~ Pilhhurgh Pirales for lhe hesl 88-game r<curd thi' ccn· Jury. Selh Grei,inger 11-4) look the loss. Orioles 14, Rangers 3 Rafael Palmeiro homereJ a, Ballimore won ils sevenlh strai ghl and for lhe firsl time on 1hr road in II games . Mike Sordid and Lenny Websler Ca"t11lo (-l - -l ) hnth w..:nt .1-for-5 and Jrovc in two rurh . :tnd SiJney Pon..;on ( ~ - 6) look advanta ge 1)f Balt imore\ sea-.;on hlgh \9 hits . The Oriole' ".:nretl fi"e runs in the 'ccond off RiLk Helling II ~ - Si French wins KVD race In lasI Salllrday \ Kanass ha Va lley Dragway r;u.:ing ~tct ion . M:m.: French of M1ddle pon wo n Ihe Pure S1ree1 dt l ' i ' IOJl VI ith Ll ll)7 1 (J prt Cl' . Hi ., .,pccJ wa .. M . ~ milL'' per hour. Hi' di al-in wa s III S4. Hi s el ap sed lime wa_, 10.1117 >econd, . In the Modi lied di\ j, inn. Greg S~1 u vage of Pomeroy took ..;econd wilh hiS 1970 Nova HIS speed was 92.4 I miles per hour Hi' dial -1 n was 7.26. Hi " clupscU t11nc was 7.25 second\. �-. - --~-· ~ -\ By The Bend The Daily Sentinel Thursday, July 16, 1998 . The Daily Sentinel • Page Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page& Thursday, July 30 Announcements New To 'ltlu Thrift ~ 9 Wosl Sllmoon, A..., 16, 1998 Ann Lan ders ,.,, w. """"' ,,_ , '""'"'" '"' c" """ ''"'""' Dear Ann Landers: After readmg your response to "Fmt Wofc on Wisconson," I knew I had to wrote She was the woman whose husband dtvorced her after 25 years of marnagc and left her wtth vortually nolhong You asked of the woman had a lawyer and. of 'o. whether he was sober or even co n sc10u~. I. 100. was dtvorccd after 20 years and rccctvcd v<rtually nothtn~ except a 60 pcrccnt share of the ,ale of our home. My lawyer was both sober and conscoous but we lost ' anyway On the day our dovorce was to be heard on court, a "visiting " Judge suddenly appeared on the bench Whole my husband "Frank .. was· on the stand the :Wge and. Frank 1 · joked about 'huntmg and fishong . It turns out they were old buddies. Frank was allowed to keep all of the busmess we had bought from his parents and had worked for 12 years to pay off He kept h11 airplane, his truck . hos jeep. two boats, a half interest on a beach house, hts $250,000 life msurance policy, all of our mutual funds and 40 percent of the sale of our lmme . He was ordered 10 pay \Nutrient levels increase! chold support for our three children · until they graduated from high school · Our eldest son graduates nexl month. Now, when the choldrcn ask theor father for anything they arc -' support told that he pays me chold and as far as he os concerned, thai should cover all theor expenses. Last year Frank refused to gove two Gf · d ' the choldren the funds they necde 10 take the SAT They have learned ll•at he os nOt someone on whom the y can depcnd . The remarkable part of 1hos story is that we are tbe wonners. My chol dren and I have never hccn happocr. It was all wonh it because we arc a real family and Frank is out of the pocturc Lofe couldn't be betlcr Corpus Christi. Texas Dear Corpus: My hat IS off to you. woman . Whole most dumped woves bemoan the fact that lhcor cup os half empty. you rejooce because yours os half full. Frank has already lost- bog umc. H'os kod s want not hong to do with him . I predocl a sunny lulurc lor you and yours· For Frank. . I predict stormy weather and yea" f o rc~rciS . Dear Ann Landers: I thought . 1 you mog ht enJOY thos poecc 1hat downloaded from my computer al home It really struck my funny bone - Loyal Reader on Texas Dear Loyal: Thanks for a good laugh. I'm shanng tt wuh my ocadns Here otos . Men thonk computers should he ~~-."!""""""'~.......--- SQciety By Jackie Starcher, Coordinator Meigs County Health Department Preventive Health Services Grant For the first ttmc 'tncc the Recommended Doetary Allowances (RDA's) were pub Joshed tn I<J41. the requtremcnts for calcoum as well as other h. one numcnts mcludong votamon D. phosphorus. ma~nesoum, and nuondc have been mcrcascd . Cnmg substantial cvtdencc that most ~mcncans do nol consume enough of these nutncnts. panocularly calciUm, to protect agaonst bone loss. the Natoonal Academy of Scocnccs ha' relca.o;cd new bone nutncnt rccommendatoons that call for oncrcased nutrient mtakes for most age groups . Calctum recommendatiOns were~~ at levels associated With maxamum rclcntoon of bone calc oum . because bones that arc calciUm rich arc known 10 he Jc..,, , ,1,c·rn11hlr to fr:tclnrc'> Dtd vou know that 1f your d1et dl~!<i not oncludc enough calcoum nch foods you could develop the bone d1sease Osteoporosis' Thos paonful dosease cnpples millions of older Amencans. People woth Osteoporosos have bones that break easily They may also develop changes on posture, and may actually become shorter. OsteoporoSIS seems to be on the me panly because people do not understand the need to get calcoum on thw docts at a early age and to keep replcnoshing that supply daoly for the resl of theor lives. The daory food group os the most calcium rich of all the food groups. Eatong foods from this group os tbe easiest way to get the calcoum your body needs to stay healthy. Often 1hos food group os neglected because of the fat content Choosong the low or non-fat varieties on this group is the best way to get around the fal and sttll gel all tbe benefits of thiS calcium nch food group Calcoum can be found on other foods in small amounts To get the calcoum of an 8 oz glass of molk you would need to eat 10 eggs. or 15 slices ol whotc bread , or very large amounts of other foods Joke sardones or greens As you can sec, ot would be very hard to cat enough of these foods to get adequate catcoum If you would Joke more mformatoon about calcoum, bone loss 01 OsteoporoSIS, contact the Mcogs County Health Dept. at 992-6626 The followong IS a lost of good odcas and some actovotocs for getung Edwards earns Eagle Seoul badge Gram Grohnc Edwards of Boy Scout Troop 444. Ro chmond. Ya reccovcd ho s Eagle Seoul hadge in a ceremony on May Hos project was buoldong and puttong up 10 ncsun g hord house s to altract dollcrcnl konds ol hords on Hcecrofl. a landmark in Rochmond . He os the son of Donna Edwards and the \ale Pal Edwards . Maternal grandparents were the late Fred and Jean Grohnc ol Johct. Ill. Paternal ~randparcnts arc Freda Edwards of Moddlcport and the late Charles Edwards. Athletic performance class offered Or. Kelly Roush, Holzer Chnoc chiropractic and sports injury physo cian, and the stalf at Woll Power Tumbling are onotiaung a free class beginning July 23 to improve overall athletic performance. The class os desogned to improve power, speed, strength. agility. vent cal JUmp, and endurance, whoch, arc key components of all athleuc programs. This clas, os open I<> athletes of vanous spons ages 12 and up The referred 1o as females . just like shops . because. 1. No one but the Creator understands thcor mternallogoc 2 The language they usc 10 communocatc woth other computers OS oncomprc hcnso bl e to everyone e1sc 3. The message "Bad command ''' •·ole name · os about a> on formauve a> " II you don't know why I'm mad to tell 1 at you. 1 m certaon y no 1 guon g you ,' y our sm,o 11 cs t nm oakes arc stored on lo ng -term memory lor later rc111cval S As soon as you make a com m11mcnt to one . )<>U fmd yourse lf ' flcndong holl yo ur paycheck on occcssoroe> lor II Women ohmk co mputers should be referred 10 as malt. He(~' w~r 1 01 0 I They have a ata. u they are stoll clueless 2 Th posed to help you . cy arc sup If f 1h 0 solve problems. but a e ume, they ARE the prohlem . 1 As soon as you commot ed to 1one, 1111 you realote of you hahd waotb a d c 1 ou couiJ av\! o tarnc a anger. Y better model h 4 In order to get t cor ancntonn. · h you have 10 turn 1 em on . II k ·k ·~ A boo• P""cr surge . 1hwo . hinoc them nul for the rest ol e nog h Send questions to Ann Landers, Creators Syndicate. 5777 W. Cen· tury Blvd., Suite 700, Los Angeles, Calir. 9004S class woll be held Thursday allern<xms. I :10-2:10 p m. at Wol l Power Tumblong Gymnasoum on Gallopolos and woll hcgon Thursday. Jul y 2' For more information or tn rc g: Jsoer. call Dr. Roush at 740-446-5514 Classes arc offered free ol ~hargc and woll be lomoted to 20 athlete s. ,J URG REAP course begins .July 27 The University ot Roo Grande and Roo Grande Communuy Colle ge "oflenng the Riv Early Act1on Program (REAP) lh os <ummcr The second REAP ~css 1on will run an l.:On· JUnCtiOil Wllh the Uni\'Cf\ lty 's sum-. mer class sessoon July 27 1h1ough Aug. 28. Accordong to Edward Sofranko. Ph.D., the program' s dorcclor and a professor on the unovcrsoty ", psy chology department. REAP os designed to provodc students woth the knowledge and sko ll s lo be succes,ful on college. The program ts oren to recent hogh school graduates or ond 1voduals who have been out of hogh school for five years or more who wosh to pursue a co llege educauon The program cumculum address- C> the prohlcms that r,rst-yeor col- in the tr<msltmn w l:!l llcgc Some of the t>s11es dealt w11h on REAP 1nl'iudc . . tr~s s managcmcnl. l1mc rn .ma gc mcnt Jmprovtng: study cfll l:ICnL y anJ contf<\llmg pcr;so nal rcsoun.:cs Classes aoe scheduled lor Monday tho ough Thursd.oy and studems will meet !01 das'\Cs for lour hours each day Two hours pet day woll be "'rcnl 1n .1 spcua l REAP sc mmar wllh the other two hours ~pt:n t m a rcg ul:tr lOUr"c ol English . commum~.: atiDn or Introductory math SIUucnh who complete the REAP cour..,c work wdl earn ftvc hours of collq!c dCJil . The only charge for students os a $5 applocatoon fee . All books and mmenals for the REAP <emmar arc provodcd free of charge thanks to a grant from Project CHAMP. a specoal cducatoon assostancc and enhancement operated by the uno verslly under the supervts1on of Jake Bapst. Project CHAMP os the Rio Grande arm of the Ohoo Appalachian Cen ter for Hogh Educatoon (OAC HF.). an organizaloon whoch serves the educatiOnal needs of student s on Ohoo's 29-counly TV show brokers specific adoption for dying mother Apralachtan regton. Fnr more 1nlormat10n ahout REAP. ca ll 740-2 45-7206 or I-K001KK-2746 Students may abo CllntJct Solranko dorccoly hy c.ollon~ 740245-7527 URG summer rc~tislration under· way Rq!1 ... 1rat1on lor the 'ccnnd scs:own ol surnml'T cbss~ . . at the Untvcrsny ol R10 Grande t:o. underway The sessoon run s from July 27 through Aug ~X Oren rcgastratu>n lor summer cbsses " sch<duled lor July 27. Y a.m to noon 10 the atnum o[ the John W. Berry Fone and Pcrlnrmmg Arts Center Ac.odenuc advosors woll he ava1lahlc tn .t ... ,l,l stmlcnts wtth the reg1stratton process. Students who would like more nhout ~ummcr course work at Ron Grande should contact Norma Edwards at I-K00-2K2-720 I. cxh.:nston 7200 . mlonnatmn Our Line Up: arc traoned to deal woth choldrcn who scud the Everetts woll go through the By DAVID BAUDER lost parents to AIDS. She os al so con - usual ~dopt1on prm:ccdmgs The AP Television Writer NEW YORK (APl - Dying of cerned about how the gorls woll he show paod to send the new famoly on AIDS and cervocal cancer, Jaequchnc affected by having theor story fea- vacaloon on Alabama. hought a goh McClure turned to a dayllmc talk tured on television and m ncW',.pa- ccnorocale for clothes and purchased a phone card lor Ms McClure to more calcium into your diet show to ~ck out parents wining to pcrs. 1. Substitute molk tor water on soups. hot cereal. pancake moxcs . scramA spokeswoman for "Sally Jcssy keep m touch wolh the gorls, she saod adopt her 1wo young daughters h Ms McClure call s her choldrcn bled eggs. and other recopes. worked - for pcrhap•; the Jlrst lime Raphael .. defended the show's role 2 Spronkle shredded low fat cheese over choppcd broccolo or a salad of c;K:h week Irom the nursmg home "It was a strong plea from a despco ever " It doesn't maucr of I sec them atc woman and we wanl('d In help .. dark lcJfy gret·ns . . Ms McClure . daughters Tamoka 3 Lea,·e a polcher of onolk on the Jablc durong mealiomc. encnuragong :.~~alll ." ' he . . ~uJ "'I hey · rc tn .1 good and Latasha and the1r new guan.han~ Lee Fryd saod pl.occ I love 1hcm and I ohonk I dod The !<ihuw h.u.J noth1ng to do With your teem to Unnk one rnflrc gla:\s . · v.crc to appear 0n today \ -- sally 4. Snack on cheese. wrap strong cheese on a llour tortolla woth salsa and the n ght th1ng by them .. Ms. MrCiure 's snccnmg proccs-.;; and Jcssy Raphael" show. whoch hroheat m the m1crowave kcred the arrangement s Add powdered molk to dry ongrcdients on cookoe. hrcads. or cake "I dcfinotcly thonk that (Ms Raphael) d1d roght hy me and dod n:upcs . II the ku..b aiC slanng Wlstlu ll y IntO Jn oren rclngcrator. they ,\rc prnh· roght hy my choldrcn ... s.11d Ms ahly hungry lot a delocoous snack and lookong lor somcth1ng to do as well. McClure. now m a nursang l1omc tn You can salosly hnlh de sores wllh these good-lor-kods snack~ th<~l yt>u can Cleveland. Debra Harder. network director makt: together for Adoptive Fan11ltes ol Amcm.:a. CUTOUT SANbWICHES . saod 11 was the forst tome she had Whole craon hread heard ol a TV show helping arrange a Shces ,;f cheese spccollc adoploon . " I wouldn 't Joke to Shces of lean meals or poultry sec 11 hccomc a trend ," o,;rud Ms Excellent Quality -- Best Prices Cut eac h of the ongrcd oenls onto shapes wolh cookoe cullers. and huold a Harder, whose St. Paul. Monn -hased agency publishes a maga11nc and Check Acquisitions Before You Buy sandwoch govcs onlormatoon 10 potential adopFine Jewelry Anywhere! CROWDED CANOES tove parents . Ms . McClure Grst appeared on Ce lery sucks Spreadable chee se Ms Raphael's show on March 24 to ask li>r help Her daughters , age> 7 Ra1 sms The Cnspy nee cereal or pulfed cereal and K. had d11lcrcnl lalhcrs and hoth TWO LOCATIONS : Spread the cheese on the gooove of the celery suck .1nu decorate w11h arc dead. she said 151 2nd Ave., Galli olis 446·2842 rn1~ms :.1nd or cereal make the gorl s woman rcmaoncd togelhThesure 41 -ycar-old wanted lo MAKE TIME FOR PLAYTIME cr and behevcd the show wa.s the PbyllmC woth your chold can relax you It also [oSiers a sense of clos~­ best, and quockcst. way to ensure that Public Notice Public Notice . Public Notice ne" and gtvcs you a chance 10 spend umc together. Most 11nponan1 1t s "There arc a lot of peorlc out unknown heirs, assigns , Newberry, Laurence B. rUN' So get up. gel movong . and play wuh your chold' IN THE MEIGS COUNTY there who don't have a lot of money legatees, and devisees, last Newberry and George COURT OF and they can 't allord regular auopknown address Uhnchs- Newberry, et al, Defendants. COMMON PLEAS toon.'' she saod. "I was scared 1o death vllle, Ohio This action has been Case No. 98-CV·049 Current Address Unknown asolgned Case No. 98-CVmy chtldrcn were goong 10 end up on NOTICE OF PUBLICATION and 049, and Is pending In the foster homes I dodn'l have tome to William E. Newberry, his Court of Common Pleas of George W. Long wait. " unknown heirs, assigns, Meigs County, Ohio. The 18875 Cadiz Road RACINE -"Music on the Park" Ms. Raphael forwarded four The Communuy Calendar os publegatees, and devisees, last oblect o1 this Complaint Lore City, Ohio 43755 known address Uhrichs- demands judgement, by li shed as a fre e scrvoc. to non-profil Saturday. 7 p m. at Star Moll Park hoxr' stuffed wilh several thousand Plalntllt, ville, Ohio adverse possession, lor groups wtShlng to announce mcetong fcaturong Don Duddong . Free admos- lctlrrs from voewers to Ms McClure vs. Current Addresa Unknown real property commonly sJon . Levi Newberry, his aller her onitoal appearance. Ms and spectal cv.ents fhe calendar os and round at the North Side ol unknown heirs, assigns, M, ::lure said she lnCd lo contact not dcsogncd to p· emote sale< or Clarence E. Newberry, his Bald·Knobb Stlversvllle MIDDLEPORT Masonoc about IM pcoplc who wrote . Only legatees, and devisees, last unknown heirs, assigns, Road, Lebanon Township, lund ra.J scrs of .m~ type . ltcms Jrc Lodge J6J F&AM Pasl Masters Ronald and Ka1onya Evcrell of known addreaa Uhrlchs· legatees, and evisees, last Meigs County, Ohio , and pnnted as space permits and_cannot ville, Ohio known address Adena, Ohio m9re particularly described Current Address Unknown he guaranteed 10 run a spcco loc num · Nogho Saturday. 7.30 p m. with work Waynchoro, Moss .. responded Current Address Unknown as follows, to wit: on the MM Degree . Refreshments . and The couple met one of Ms . Laurence B. Newberry, his her of day s. Situate In the Township of Gertrude Long, her unknown heirs, assagns, McClure's rcqutrcrncnts - lh.:y very Lebanon, County of Meigs, unknown heirs , assigns, RACINE - Southern Junoor _ much wanted choldocn hut were ph y"legatees, and devisees, last and Stale of Ohio, and THURSDAY legatees, and dovloees, last known liogh School football organ11attonal ically unahlc ttl have.tficm POMER~Y AAIAI-Aio n known address Uhrlchs· ville, Ohioaddress Uhrichs· bounded and described as follows, namely, being In rr,ec!ing lur all seventh anu coghth ville. Ohio The Evcrcns drove 16 hours to mceung Thursday. 7 p m. at Sacred Current Address Unknown the south half of the west g,radc hoys ontcrestcd in playing Current Address Unknown Cleveland to meet Ms McClure and and Heart Catholoc Church half of the north-east and fvoth11ll Saturday. <J a.m al the SHS tbe gorls Everyone gol along. and the George Newberry, his quarter of Section No. 32, Delle R. Steen, her foothilll focld deal was scaled on Ms McClure's unknown heirs, assigns, unknown heirs, assigns , Township No. 3, Range No. FRIDAY mind when Ron;.ld yelled at a driver Jegateoo, and devlaeeo, laot legatees, end deviset"s, last 11 of tho Ohio Company's POMEROY - Mcogs County S~t.~IVI CENTER Star in tome to prevent a car from runnong known addrooa Uhrlcho- known address Uhrichs- Purcheae; commencing at Arthntos Support Group_me~ long on ville, Ohio the south-east corner of en Current Address Unknown, lhc conference room ol the Meogs q ranJC 171.1 and Star Junior Grange over one of the girls as she rode a vllte, Ohio ole,ven acre lot doodad to Current Add rasa Unknown Oefandants. Count y Scnwr C1lllCn" ,:cnlt~ r. Sr~S will hold their regular lun noght bokc. Ms. McClure is convinced he Joanna Shain by Roche! and To : ALL OF THE Torrence Docker by deed of Pomeroy Sarah McGrf\11, R.IJ'I. Sptur~ny l-ight IUlacks will be the saved her life . trma Htllegao, her The girls now love woth the untmown heln, assigns, DEFENDANTS HEREIN February 10,1914; thence coordonator of the arthnus progr~m r'frcshmc~ts . I Everetts in Missossoppi . Tbey plan to Iogolttl, and dovloeoo, loot ABOVE NAMED, whoso last eaat to corner of Frank of Ohoo Unoversoty woll dooc u~s b::~; k known addresses are aa Horton'• eleven acre tract of SUNDAY adopt them after Ms McC lure 's known addreoo Uhrich•· Uated p~un New mcmhcrs v.cll:omt~ above, and whose land which wu deeded to vtllt, Ohio ' RACINE- Stlydcr rcunj<>n S!Ji~­ death. present address are him on Fobruory 10, 1914 by Current Addreeo Unknown Rachel Torrence Decker; "I just love kods," Mrs. Everett unknown. RUTLAND - M ~ og~ S,yol 31'd day. Star Mill Park . Rpcine. Brjng a and You art hereby notified thence north on said Frank said. "My mom always told me to Arthur R. Hlnea, her Water Co8j;Orvatipn Ditari~"l llfly covered dish. you heve been named Horton line to tho north nne JUSt wail and be patient and they unknown heln, aaalgna, that board mccu~g Fricjay at tfle !~utlapd Defendants In the acllon of aeld lot; thence west JtgatHI, and devisees, last OARWfl Moq;rn W~mfn would come to you . And they dod.·· Fire!llan ·, PJrk with a tou;r pt 6 p.m . known oddr.. o Uhrlcha- onlltled George Long , elong oold north line lo tho Ms. Harder wishes th~ Everetts vlllt, Ohio Plolntllfo, vo. levi Neworry, norttt...aat corner of Joanna potluck pict1ic at 7: 15 p . ~l . ~nd reg- of Ameriq1 Camp 47IP8 P'lfnl~ and communitll sqvi~:c reliOinito" Sun· Gertrude Long, Della R. Shaln'o eleven aero lot; well but believes Ms. McClure could Current Addre .. Unknown ular mecnn¥ at 8 p.m. Steen, Agnes Hines, W1111am thence ooulh to lho ptaeo of 4ay. 12:3Q p.JO. at t~!'l f'"hbound have found prospective parents who and Horman J. Hlnee, hlo E. Newberry, Clarence E. beginning; tho 11mo lo roadsido Pl"k on u .~ ):U· SATUROAif' l DIAMONDS WICKS ·---··· Free 139 a month 5 Parts Warranty *Free Digital Thermo~tat Top Soil, ; ; '.TRUCKING "Hu1• N. Sayre 614-742-2138 lntnttry" •Roof Coatings "VInyl Skirting "Water Heaters "Doors/Windows •Eiectrlc/Piumbln{j Supplies •Fiberglass & Wood Steps Public Notice Bennett Supply Hauling, Excavating & Trenching Umestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites Reasona61e RaleB Joe Discount Prices 740-446-9416 '1391 Safford School Rd. Gallipolis, OH Tho Melga Soli and Walar conservation Dl1trlct Ia accepting bldo lor purcho" of a 1998 7-paottngor mintvan. It Ia to have a 6 cylinder, 3.0 Iller engine, factory lnelalled air conditioning, rear window defroaler and wiper, wllh an extended warranty and 30 day license taga. Tho District reaervea the right to reject any or all bids. Blda muat be lnlo Melgt SWCD, 33101 Hiland Road, Pomeroy, OH 45760 by 4 p.m. July 17 and will ba opened at&: t 5 p.m. (7)2,162tc Public Notice keds y.., Oon'r Ho.r To LooiFor To Spy tlte 8es1 Buys fn THE COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP Candle Making Supplies •Wax •Scent •Etc. Refills Variety of Gifts. •~• Cl<!nlfl<ds Yoo'H build o big nett eg when 1 )'011 SOYt with the ciossf(ieds CALL OUR OFFICE AT 992·2155 SHOE PLACE TOMATO PICKERS Gary Roush & Sons Produce contain iteven acres more or less. 740·247-3901 AUDITO A' S PARCEL NUMBER 07·00387.000. Court Costs and such other further rellol as tho court may deem justin lewn and equity. You are required to answer this Complaint within twenty-eight (281 days after the laat publication of this Notice, will be published once each day of July, 1998, and twenty-eight l28j days for answer will commence on. Clerk of Courts By: Diane Lynch Deputy SubmiHtd by· Christopher E. Tonoglla (0055290) Altornay for tho Plolntllf. George W. Long (6) 25; (7) 2, 9, 16, 23, CLEAN HOUSE F~EE ESTIMATES 614-992·7643 (No ~ ~ ~ Phone •, Free Estimates ROOFING NEW·REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES ,.. JEFF. WARNER INSURANC POMEROY, OH. Give us a call for system repairs, sales, upgrades or consulting. 5/26/11n () INTERNET SIGN-UP POINT POMEROY, OH 740..992-1135 6/1 tiJ88 1 mo. Custom Homes M&J Roofing 985-4422 "Build Your Dream" 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 10/2~ YOUNG'S CARPENTER SEVICE •RDDm AddiliDnS •New Garages ·Electrical & Plumbing ·RoDiing •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Pomeroy, OhiD G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 St. Rt. 7 740·985·3813 4" thru 48" plastic culvert in stock Full line of water storage tanksSeptic & Cistern Tanks Water line· 100' thru 1000' Rolls CARPET PLUS Professional P/B Contraclors, Inc. • Bobcat Service • Concrete • Masonry ·General Commercial and Residential or No Job Too Small Brian Morrison (740) 965·3948 Storage Buildings & Porches ROOF TRUSSES Southern. YeUow Pine Construction Custom Engineering Cs/1 for Quote Today BAUMLUMBER St. Rt. 248 985-3301 Chester :::=:==~;::::::====:·· I ' 8·3. 866 Carman Dnve Tara Es· tates. Anliques . Tools Alot Eve- I ryth•rg' SNOWVILLE RECREATON CLUB Gun Shoot every Saturday Night at 6:00. Everyone welcome. Game Room open 5 pm-11:30 pm WHkdaya Suridtyt 3 pm.10 pm 740-698-7231 6!1tt981fn 7/ 16/1 mo JIM'S BACKHOE AND DOZER SERVICE •Septic Systems •Basements •Excavating . CALL 1·740·949·20 15 Sll'eel, Altlens. OH EOE Attention Certified Nul'llng A•· alsqnts Ravenswood l/1llage IS now accepting applications for lull · time and part t1me pos1t10ns Paid vaca110n and nohdays II mterest· ed please apply m person Men· day throl.lgh Fr1day, 9am-4pm or wr1te Atln Georg1e Boso. R N . 0 0 N 200 South RitChie Ave . Ravensw ood. WV 26164. 304 · 273-9385 EOE . Genes1sfElder· care 1ac1lrfy AOIOI> $8-$20/hr. No Ooo<-to-Ooor Easy Cash. Fun 1·800· 361·0466 1nd1Sislrep Avon ReJ'resentallves Needeel Galllpo~s Area BenefitS •Earn Up To 50o/. On Sales •Work From Home aSpecial Discounts •Hands On Tratrung Call Toll -Free 24 HoUf s, 1-888 · 2116-6875 Careg111er For Elderly Women Room . Board. Salary, 740· 367 · 7463 Cocltr/Analyot Jtckaon General Hoapltal haa an Immediate fuiJ.ttme opening tor 1 CoderiAnet,at In lhe Medical Recorda Depl. Inpatient, Out· patient, end Emergency vlalt coding. ART, Certified Coding ~lallst or equl\lalent eaperlonce required. Reply to: HR 0~ rector, PO Box 720 , Ripley, WY 25271 . EOE CLASS AOTR: Single Onver. late Model Ken · wonhs Wl!h Reelers west Coast Carner Team Stratght Truck . late Model Freighthners With Sleepers Must Have A•r Brake Endorsements 600 Mtle Rad1us Home Deliver· tho doy boPoro tho od It lo run. Sunday edition • 2:00 p.m. ~· 80TH POSITIONS· ~~~~~~~~~:. & DRIVING POSITIONS AVAILABLE: CLASSB OTA: ALL Yon! Saito MuoN Be Paid In Advance. oEAPUNe: z:oop.m. Big Movmg Sale Ea61oon part-t1me po!uhOns OualiflcaUOns 1ncludtd tngh scnool graduate or eqa.nvalent, rehable transportation . uper1ence In home care pre· lened Benefits ava1latM8 witn opportunity for advancement At>Ph· caliOn& available al 280 E Slate Cosmetologist Needed Guar· anteed Salary Versus Comm1s · ston. Pa1d Vaca110n . Benel 1ts. 740-446-7267 L•n· coin July 17th, 16tn, Lot& Of Eve· rythiogl 9 5. W1cker Baskets. Floral Vases, Whatnots. More! Friday, July 17th. Saturday July 18th, 9-? Kanauga Drive-ln. Clothes. Household. Furniture, GoK Clubs, Mise Garage Sale· Weight Bench, Sola. Cha1r. XL Women's Large Mens Clothes, Numerous Mise Items , 9A M ·5P M 17th, 16th , Follow Old 160 Past Smith's To Brenl· wood. Follow S~gns Green Terrace In Centenary, July 171h, Baby Swing. Walker. Brand Name Clothing, Bedspreads Shoes, M1sc At Least 25 Years Old AI LeasI 2 Years EKpenence Good MVR Week~ Pay Heallh lnsufCII'lQI Avol1lable Work Wen W1th The Public F01 More tnlormat10n Call 800 AM ·5 PM ELEMENTARY CURRICULUM 437 -8764. Hrs 8 30 SUPERVISOR begmntng the 1998 ·99 school year for the Athens-Me1gs EducatiOnal Serv· Ice Center Submit letter ot Inter· · esl. resume. 3 letter s of recom mendaiiOn, copy ot transcr1pt and current ce rt1l1cate to John Cos· Ianzo. Supenntendent. 507 A1ch · land Avenue Su1te 108 . Athens OH 45701 t>y July 17 740 -593· 8001 or 740·992 3883 lor more informatiOn S'aturday, July 16th, 9 To 4, Christ UM Church Rt 7 South, Every- Holzer Senter Care Center IS cur rently accept1ng appl1ca110ns lor lull and part ttme CNA's and part Ume LPN's 11 you w1sh to apply please stop by 380 Colonial Onve. Brdwell , Oh10 (740)446 · thing 1/l Pi1cal 5001 Pomeroy, Middleport &VIcinity 1:OOpm Friday. Huge 4 famtty garage sale . Friday. 9am.5pm Ba~ay Rd oil Te~tas Rd. s1gns from FIV'8 Poinls Mov1ng Sale 7117 9 00 AM -4 oo Elect P1ano. Household Items, CtHidren·s. MISC, Cheap' 70 RIV· ervi8W Drive. Middleport Three lamMy, July 1'7·18. c.orner of M1nersvflle Ad and Forest Run Ad Ra1n cancels Yard sale. 17th-1 81h , on 124 Syracuse dryer gas hot water heat· er. table . cha1rs . birds. parakeet . organ. lots more Pt. Pleasant & Vlclnlly Free Estimates "'"" , pd. Yard Sale Large yard sale· July 14- 17 at Well's H1ll Ad . second house pasl golf course Lots ot d1fterent items 740-698-9114 Free E8llmales Lost female Pll Bull/Boxer mix . with faded red collar. Chesler \11 · Clflily, 740-985-3513 Adv1nce. De•dllne: 1:OOpm the dey before thl ad Ia to run, Sunday 6 Monday edition· For uses on Pole Barns, Garages, CI.ASSIFIEDSI 740·37!r9889 All Yerd Selee Mu1t Be P1ld In ALSO IN STOCK: WITH THE Lost and Found Found Small White Male Terner. Looks Healthy, Fnendty. Needs Home AS A P V1C101ty Cadmus. Plumbing . .. DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Agricultural Lime, Limestone • Gravel Dirt· Sand Remodeling Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES Take the pain out of painting, and let me do~ !Dr you. Interior Before 6 p.m. leave message. After6 p.m. (740) 985-4180 3814 . i4Your One Stop Computer Shop'' 949-2168 TRUCKING • COMPUTER PERFORMANCE ~~ UPGRADES Rib Pattern PAINTING To good home onlyl 2 female cats. 1 solid gray. 1 solid black . 16mos old , declawed & spayed MI.Jst stay together 740·••6· 08 Garage Sale. R•o Grande. L_____6:,:1:4_:·9:9:2:·_:5::4:7:_9:___~~~ Norlh 325. Tycoon Lake . Slgns. 733 Eagle Road , July 17th. 16th, Howard L. Wrltesel "" LINDA"S Sectional Couch , White , 740· After 5 PM ~96. Gallipolis & VIcinity Many colors in stock! Empire Furniture Co. Gigantic Sidewalk Sale Klllens 1/arv Tame And Playful. uner Trained, On Rt 7 In Eureka. 740-256-6780 Communications 113 W. 2ND ST. Joseph Jacks 740·992-2068 WHitE PAINTED S'EEL ROOnNG AID SIDING 9" Basse! Hound Housebroke. GoOd With Children, 740-44&-3149 Owner: John Dean ' Chester, Ohio Come 1n and see us al 202 East Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio 992-1074 9 Adorable Pupp1es Part Cotlte. To Good Home. 7-9762 Free Estimates 360° R.L. HOLLON Free Popcorn & Balloons wh1/e they las /. 4mo old 1/2 boxer puppy 304· 67!;-123-4 70 740-992-3987 CELLULAR PHONES Roofing • Repairs • Coatings • Siding · First Three days fREE POPCORIUND BALLOONS Openong July 1st. THE ALMOST EVERYTHING STORE New and used We Buy-Sell and Ttrade 256-9123 ..-------------.--------~' 7 Fam•ly Basement Sale Friday. Jacks Roofing & Construction 740·985-4422 412 Female . Must Go Together To Good Country Home Only, 740· 3 Fam1ly On 64 Sycamore Street, 16th, 17th, 18th Nom 9 To? 1!3198, mo Computer Graphics . Designs All Landscaping & Lawn Services •Commercial •Residential Owner, Mickie Hollon Chester, Ohio 2 German Shepherds . Male & 740-446-1361 New Homes & Remodeling .llr.. Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofing, Siding · ~·~ . Commercial & Residential 27 yrs. exp. Licensed & Insured 992-7943 LANDSCAPE DESIGNS rool , mull rrove 1mmedlalefy, 740992-{;115 FOUND change purse In Tudor's parkmg lot on Fr1day July 10 304-675-Q867 and ident1fy STORM DAMAGE REPAIRS Backhoe, Dozer and · UtJilty Work, New Construction, Remodeling • Vinyl Siding • Soffit FaKia • Seamless Guller • Roofing • Rep Ja cement Wtnd 1 ows • Stationary Docks • Blown Insulation ' • Garages • Dec:k5 24 x 24 Pole Building starting ol $5995 74o-992-2n2 Giveaway Found On Graham Scnool Road Husky Uke Female Puppy. Needs Good Home. Eltremely Fnendly, 12/11/t!n J&L SIDING & INSULATION APPALACHIAN COIIIIUNITY •. VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION, HOSPICE AND HEALTH SERVICES, INC. now hiring Home Care Aides lor tiJII.finll and 10'x12' wooden building with sandstone roundat1on rocks , tin 60 $1.25 per running foot ($39.40 per sq.) 3' Wide x 10', 12', 14' & 16' Lengths KARAOKE EVERY FRI. IN JULY with Norton .. COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL (614) 992-3838 MIZWAY TAVERN requested by the Ohio' Room Additions • Roofing Umestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utilities Estimates 446-1276 Rules of Civil Procedure · Garages • Replacement Windows HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. Dimensional Shingles that date . In the caae of your failure to answer or otherwise respond as New Homes • Vinyl Siding New 7/22/tln tnt.'M11110 pd Chester BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. 985-4473 •••• 1Htt tlr ....11 p1rtl1t." 25 year Celotex $25.98 square will be made on lhe Larry E. Spencer, 74CHI92-4~59 FREE DELIVERY ON ROOFING SHINGLES weeks. Tho last publication judgement by default will .,.; rendered against you and for tho relief demanded In the Complaint. Datu thlo 23rd dey ol_ June, 1!198. SR 124, Mlntravllle, OH O'DELL LUMBER week for six (6) SUCCISIIVe 985-33831 35537 St. Rt. 7 North •New Homes •Garages •Complete • Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES Open 1\tea..frl. 10 am-6 pm Sit 10am.. pm Cloted Sun. & Mon. 40 SHADE RIVER AG SERVICE ROBERT BISSELL · CONSTRUCTION 1-..--..--------- • BULL-TIN BOARD 17" column inch weekdays '900 column Inch Sunday Public Notice Dirt 1----------- r----------.I Get Your •esaage Across With ADally Sentinel I ;~!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~d~d~J;~~~-~;51~82~rf~~ Fill class!(reds. Public Notice Salisbury Townahlp Trualeea will hold a apectal meatlng Friday, July 17th at 5:00 pm for tho purpoH of approvong Annual Budget tor 1999. Said maollng to be held at clerk's homo 463 Hooker Street, Mlddleporl, Ohio. m1611c II am·6pm 299 Third Street Racine, Ohio HOME CREEK ENTERPRISES You'll be floating on o cloud with the buy5 yoo'/1 find In the •River Run Dog Food ........ $2.00 tb. per bag {While coupons last) •Shade River Cattle Feed ........ $9.75100 lb. ·Shade River Creep Feed .... . $10.25100 lb. We carry Farriers Formula from Ute Data Hours: M-F 8-5:30; Sat. 8-12:00 Noon Open 614-992-3470 BENNETI' SHEATING &COOLING MOBILE HOME PARTS SHOP items Gravel, Sand, *Free Estimates -SAYRE * IULY SPEC::IALS * Umestone, Air Conditioners fls Low As Heat Pumps As Low As CRAFTY lADIES Goose clothing, slates, saws, clocks, baskets, wooden HAULING "Easy Over lhe Phone Btmk Financing" homos, llood prooflng and retrolltllng ol homes. For cllnti'actor bid a "Uall 740992-6839. July t 5, 22, 29 r Community Calendar (Ume StoneLow Rates) TRPPRn consist of elevation of JLcquisitions ine JeuJe[ry ; Residential & Mobile Home Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps Salisbury Township will be taking bids on Hazard Mitigation Grant Protect and HUD Supplemental Funde Project. This project wltl l'our Plw·(> to Buy I 9•00-5:30. 740-446-9416. 1-800-872-5967 lcgl' . ., tudc nt ~ i<h:C anJ ass1sts. them Spoan, 31)oH7!;-, -429. Oualily clothing and houutlold Hems St 00 bag 1111 every ThurSday Monday thru Saturday "WI1ere Quulily Dot>sn '1 Cosl More" Scrapbook 110 HelpWanted AVON ! All Areas I Shorloy 740-592·1842 Cheated in a divorce settlement? Real payoff is ·happiness and peace of mind 7 2400 Jel ler son Ave bestde Wendy 's July 16& 17 8am -4pm Spreads/sheets. books shoes . purses. dolls . toys , baby·youlh · adult-clothes Garage sale on Fit 87 , Masor. County end, Fr• & Sat Follow s1gns 80 Auction and Flea Market A1c1< Pearson Auct1on Company. full 11me auct10neer comple te auct1on serv1ce L1censed f66 .0t110 & West Vug1n1a 304· 773-5785 Or 304-773-5447 Wedemeyer s Au ction Servtce . GallipOliS, OhiO 740·379 2720 90 Wanted to Buy Absotule Top Dollar All U S S•l· ver A.nd Gold Coins , Proolsets . Diamonds Anttque Jewelry, Gold Rmgs , Pre-1930 US Currency. Sterlmg Etc AcQutsitlons Jf!Wfllry · MTS Com Shop. 151 Seeond Avenue. Gall""'~· 740-«6·2842 Antiques, top prk:ea paid, Riverine Antiques, Pom~roy, Ol'llo. Russ Moore owner 740·992 - EOE Holzer Sen1or Care Ce nter Is Currently Accepttng Appl1 ca 11ons For Full And Part Trme CNA s And Pari Trme LPN 's II You W1sh To Apply Please SlOp By 380 Co lomal Onve . 81dwell Oh1o 740 446·5001 EOE MAKE MAILBOX MILLIONS Ou1ckly. Eas1ly B1g Ktt Shows You How ·Start Nowr Ma11boxA 1 3825 Nragara Ot~ve . Le~mgt on . KY 40517 Manager and mamtenance lor Pomeroy Cl1ll Apartments Now accepttng resumes . musl have sherlll and pol1ce report drug !lcreemng reqwed Send resume lo 245 Unron Avenue . Pomeroy Ohoo 45769 or call740-992· 7772 Mature person to do part t1me hot.J se cleJn1ng and laundry. 740· 949-2953 leaw message NOTICE OF VACANCY The mason County Board 01 Ed· uca11on has a vacancy for an Ac· coun tant III/Aud1t0r CPA l1ce nse preferred w1th busmess 1account 1ng backQround AS400 computer knowledge IS requ1red TO apply send resume to George M1ller Mason County BOE . 307 E1ghth St Po1n1 Pleasa nt. WV 25550 by July 21 1996 Now h~r~ng sale dnvers . good pay l!ex1ble hours Apply 1n per son al Dom1no s 1n Pt Pleasant Overbrook Cen te r. 333 Page Street M1ddlepor1 has pa rt 11me STNA POS1I10ns ava1lable for all shUts Please stop by and ltlf ou1 app11cat1on 11 mteresled 740·992· 6472 EOE Overbr oo k Ce nte r 333 Page Street Middleport has pa ri t1me LPN pos1110ns ava1lable lor alt shtf ts. $500 s1gn· on bonus for elt g1bte cand idate s Plea se StOp Oy and ltll OlJt apphcahon •f mter&st 9<1 , 740·992 64 72 EOE Sa les Per son Needed . Home Furmshmg . FtJII· T1me. Immediate Opemng , Apply Liles lyle Furn1 lure. 856 Thrrd Avenue Gallipolis I 0.2 No Phone Calls Please Su'1jiCII Tochnlclon Jackson Genera l Hos p1ta t, Rtp ley, wv ha s a parH1me pos1hon w1th benel1ts lor a Surgical Tech· nrclan Reply to HR 0Jrector Jackson General H.>sp1tal, P 0 Box 720 R1pley WV 25271 or call ~ -372 · 2731 eKI 31 4 for an 2526 applicaiiOn Ant1ques & clean used lurnllure. w111 buy one piece or complete householel , Osby Mar1ln, 740· 1192.&576 •334. fl88ds labor workers to pldl Cttan Late Model Cars Or Trucks, 1990 Models Or Newer. Smith Buick Pontltt, 1900 Etsl· tm """""· Go~¢~~. J l D Aulo Porta. Buying Thornlon Greenhouses. 740·247· lomatoes ages 16 & up. S5 15/ hour WANTED: RESPITE WORKERS Needed To Work W1th l nd1v1du· als With Developmenta l D1sab1l i· Has In Your Own Home In Tne Gallla And Meigs County Areas Hours Are Scheduled As Naod· wraclnod or 111v1g1d vthlclto. ld: Ovarnlghl Hours May Be Ra· 304-773-SIS3. qulred. n lnltreated, Conooco Chrloly AI 1-100-~1-2302 StartIng Salify: $5.25 ltloo.<. Equal Op~~.~ �Thursday, July 16, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page 9 Page 8 • The Dally Sentinel NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE ALDER 1 7 STMA'I Veterans Memor~l Hospital SNF unll ls look ing fOf caring , dedlealtd individuals. Apply '" periOn at Veterans Memortal Haapl- 3 lledlooms. 1-112 Baths, Doublo Garage, Family Room. O.k Doorl & Trim , 3.0 Acre& River Front Plllll8<1Y. 740-256-1667. tal. Human - O i f a. 3br. 2 1ul1 baths. UR , LR. OR. large kitchen , fully equipped. large royer, 2·car attached ga- Business Training 140 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK rage . Gallipolis Ferry. 30-4 -875- 1226. aor YOU STARTED.•. But Your Em ployer May Demand A LIHie Mora. let Uo Koep You LoamiOQ. Train AI Night. Take Adull Train· lng At Bucleye Hills CarHr Center. Let Us Know Your Interested. Fall AeglslraUon Is Open In July. Slop In Or Call For A Brochure . 740-245· 5334 . Financial Aid A- To Those Who Qualify. Southeastern Busmus College, Spr ing Valley Plaza, 740 -446· 4367 , 1·800·214-0452 , Accredit· 8d Member. ACICS Reg t90-0S. 12748 dining room . hardwood floor s. 1creened· ln porch. family room, partia l basement , large &forage bu il ding, CIA, natural gas lur· naco. $65,000. 304-875-17118. • LOOKING FOR A JOB .. . But Cloae To Gallipolis , 3 Bedrooms, t Bath , 2 Car Detached Garage And Deck, 740-446-9664. · Center Continues In 111 22ntt Year 01 Operation. Train In: Adull Basic EducaUon, GED Testing Slle. Office Technology, WeldiOQ, Industrial Maintenance, Peace Officer /Corrections . SUCCESS . Auto Technology, Air Condilion mg & Healing, Farm Busmess Planning . Analysis. Computer Specialist . Customer Centered , He~llhcare Technician (Formerly Nurse Aide) . MA/ 00, Pre -Em · ploymenl Training . And More. Call 740-245 -5334 For Catalog And lnlormauon . 180 Wanted To Do ANYODOJ08S Shrubs & weeds trimmed, mulch· i ng, flowe r beds . landscaping, sidewalk edging , mowing, etc ... Free Esllmates Call Bill 304-675-7112. Furniture repair. refinish and restoration. also custom orders. Ohio Valley A c~i n i shing Shop , larry Phlllps, 740-992-6576. Georges Portable Sawmill , don't haul your lOgs to the mm just call 304-675-1957. PERSONAL CARE PROVIDER CONDOMINIUM LaPlace, 215 Second Avenue. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths . Located Downtown $79 ,000 . 7.t0-·U64299. Four bedroom houae, 6 112 acr- es. large garage wi111 I t>eam, •ot· ley and chain holst, outbuilding, 24•24 cabin undet root on hill , cash sale , $12.500 or may ta~e older mctor home on pat1lal •ado. 740-992·2~ . Fri. Call Dee 740-446-1539. Prohtsslonal Tree Service, Stump Removal , Free Estimates! In· surance. BkJwetl . Ohio. 614·388· 9648, 6t4·367·7010. wm blbnlt In my home any hours. 304-nJ-5642. 388-9689 Anytime. Will Do Any Yard Work , Hauling Available For Bruah Removal , Trimmings , Unwanted Structures, 7ol()-441-o6a2 . wm haul junk or trasn away. $351 pickUp load. 304-1175-5035. Galllpollo, Large Lot Shown By Appointment, Price: $96,000 740· 446-4999. In Middleport- new kllchen , oak cabinets , dishwasher. disposal. heat pump . Uvee bedrooms . bath and 112, call740-992-3465. loaded 28x80. 3br. 2 112 bath with all options , only $2 .499 . ClOWn. $362. per monfl. Ffee air & skin. 1-988-69t-6m. Locauon! Crew Ad. clOse to MHS. sto'ie·, all Jenn -Aire appliances , 2 · 3 bedroom , garage . deCks , Trans H.P.. 740-992-7292 or 304Prime location 414 Third Ave . Gallipolis . Beautiful newly con Siructed two story Co1on1a1 nas 3 BR, 2-1128aths, LR, I FR. Formal ftrolfCEf OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO . recommends that you do busl · ness wlttl people yolJ know. and NOT to send money tnrougn tl'le mall until you have investigated tile offeriOQ. 230 Stroot, New Havon, ~~ $35,000, 740-992·5641 or 304-!llrl·3n2. 320 Mobile .Homes for Sale enco. 304-675-2145. Plano Tuning S Repair. Elmer Geiser 740-388-9809. Tired 01 Musty Odors ? Pet Or Smoke Odors? Try Our Air Purification Sy stem For 3 Days , No Obl igation , Guaranteed To Get Aid 01 Odorsl Will Clean & Purify The Air, 74()-441-()167. est BicJder ·As 11 - Where II" Without hprened Or Implied Warrantv And May Be Seen By Calling Keith Johnson At 740· C4t · t038 . OVB Reserves The Right To Accept Or Reject Any And All Bids, And Withdraw Property From 5ale Prtor To 5alt. Terms Of Sale: CASH OR CERTifiED CHECK. Special 16x80 3BA , 2 bath . $1,325 Down. $205 Mo. Free air & ~~~ skirti"'l. 1.6Q0-69t-6n7. Spruce Aidj)e Skyline. 72x14 1w0 bedroom. 1w0 bath. $17,500, 740. 843-5327. Two 2 bedroom trailers, 10x50 & 12•65 , stove and refrigerator, gas, New Uma Rd., must move, 801}948-5678 Used single wide, around $100 per rronth. Cal 1·800-948-51178. 340 Business and $400 mo. Corner Building . 740· 992 -6250 Acquisitions (next . Morgan Cnt. Aroa. 740-388-8362 3 bedroom . 1 ba th , "" Ycleaf) , rnat<o a good urtor """"'· cor011 of 6111 & Hool<or In ~- for more Into can 740·992·2790 , JSS.DQO. Ooubjo wide Sbr. 1,3211. ClOwn, t_.t-em. s a bath, only uoo. Pfr month. Fof &elt 11'1 OWMI: ~ - 2 ,_lh, vtn,t alcled 110u11 In C mp Con- lliY- m.aoo.~ · 446-2957. $1250 : wedding gown with veil size 7, paid $700 will take, 1300: 740-367-o286 or 740-949-2481 . tbr apt. Pt Pleasant. $300 .mo. plus deposit, utilities Included. No smoking, no peu. 304 -675· 88117 . 2 Room Furnished EHiclencv All Utilities Paid, Share Bath , $1851 Mo .. 919 Second Avenue , Galli· pol~ . 740-446-3945. 2bdrm . apts .. total electric, appliances furnished, laundry room faciYiies. ctose to schOOl in town. Applications available at: Village Green Apts . 149 or call 7-40-992- 3711.EOH. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES. 52 Westwood Drive lrom S279 to $358 . Walk to shop & movies. Call 740·448-2568. Equal Housing Opportunity. Brand New Apt . Ala Grande Available Aug . 1st, All Unitlllies· Paid . Walking Distance To Cam· HUD SPECIAL $100 OFF DEPOSIT WITH THREE REFERENCES Children Wekxlme 100x150 lot in Gallipolis Ferry. 304-ll75-1226. 2 acre Iota or 6 acres , Bethel Road, WV. 304-675-7946. BRUNER LAND 74Q.4.41-1492 Mtlga Co . : Lots • Lots -All Newll Rutland, Whiles Hill Rd ., Danville, Red Hill , Goff Ails. 6 Acres Lots $12 .000 OR 8 Acres S13,000. Alao, On SR 325, Nice Wooded 17 Acres $18.000. City Gofllt Co.: Gallipolis. NeighborhoOd Rd., Nice tO Acre Building Site $19 ,000 Or 22 Acres With Pond $21 ,500 Cash Prlct . Friendly RldQII, 8.5 Acres S7 ,500. Call For Free Map& • Owner FI- nancing Info. Take 10% Off Listed Prices On Cash Purchallsl 121160 moDIIe District , Elementary & High School . Call 740·256·6228, Or Lot lor sale west ol Rutland . SA 124 road frontage, restrictions . Middleport- available now, 2 bed· room apar1ment with new carpet , fron t room 121115, trash & water paid, S355 a month plus deposit, 1 year lease. Mid<lleport- available now. 1 bed· room 1rallar, nice quiet IOI, South Second Avenue. 5275 a month von. 304-682-2904. Racine- Dorea&/ Greenwood Ce- metary Ad./ Oak Grove Rd.· 1.5 • 11 acres . 740-992·6542 or 740· 949-2499. 360 t10me . 8x30 . one bedroom . one bath , kitchen . stove and refrigerator. furnace . new blower, ready to RBal Estate Wanted 446-0006. We Buy Land : 30 -500 Acres . We Pay Cash . 1·800·21 3· 8365 , Anthony land Co. leall. Acatpting AppliCations Now Call740-992-4514 9-9 Mcnday thru Sunday & ask lor Christine Marlin Middleport. Nann Fourth Ave. 2· room efficiency apt. Utilities paid. Deposit & references . 304- 882-25&1. 41 0 Houses lor Rent 740-446-0175, Or 304-675-5965. Gas Heat. Kitcl'len , Appliance . In- 1992 Clayton 16' X60 ', 2 BA , 2 Baths . Garden Tub. New ·Carpet . & Vinyt. Very Good Cond . 740· School , $400/Mo., Sec . Deposit . References Required , 740-446· 2 Bedroom Frame Houae CI A, cluded W&D Hook-Up Greery 2664. Now Taking Applications - 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Aparlmtn1s S295/Mo . 740-446 · oooe. One bedroom apartment in Middleport, all utilities paid , StOO deposit, $270 month, call 740·992 · 780E 8am·5pm disabled people. EOH. 304·882· 3121 or 304·882· 327 4. Small 1br upstiurs apt . $190 _mo. ~Ius uh tit1es & se curity deoosit tn Pt Pl ea sant Eveni ngs 304 - 675,.975. Up11a1n Apartment , Close To Grocery & Downtown Gallipolis. Reference & Depoa1t 740 ·448· 1158. Furnished Room a 450 388-6424 1995 Clayton , all electr ic . axcel · lent cond~lon . call Tom Anderson . 740·992·3348 Aher Spm. 3 Bedrooma. 1 Bath , With Base ment , Co untry Setting , City Schools, No Pets . $450/Mo.. Plus Deposit. 740- 446-1 re2 199 8 Cl ose o ul sale . Save big ! $$ . 2.3.4.Bed room 11omes Tr1 · State Homes . St. Alban s. WV. 5 raom hou se on Mad1son Ave . Collt-800-948-51178. Applications Now Be ing Accept· ed For Houu 816 Mlln Strut Pt. Plflasant . WV_3 Bedrooms, 1st time buyers . E ·l financing. 2 or 3 bedrooms , around $200 . per month . Call Credllllne 1·800· 948-51178. 3 8R, 2bolflo, Homo For Rent. I · For sale or rent . 14d0 house trailer, air condition , washer and dr'ter. no patS, 7-1075. He lp save my credit , make 2 payments & assume low monthly payments. Wil l pay to relo cate . Col 304-755-7191. Huge 28 x80 38A . 1 112 betn . StortiOQ at ONLY S39,Ht. Mony opllono available. 1-118·928· 3428. -of.---2 "' 3 - oorno. Starting 11 &29M. Larvo Quick delivery. Coli 710-3859821 . 304-675·2535. C1rc1e Motel Lowest Rates In Town. Newly Rlmodeled , HBO. Cin emax , Showtlme & Disney. Weekly Rates, Or Montl'lly Rates. Conatruction Workers Welcome 740-441 -5698. 740-.. 1-5167. 2 Full Baths , LR, OR. Family Room, LarQO K11cntn. laundry Room, No Pet s, $400 Deposit , $450/ ... o., 740-446-9585 Or 740-446-2205. 1 ·5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM $4,000 LOCII Gov't. & Bank Ropo'o Cal l 1·800·522-2730, X S l eepin~ rooms wilh cooking . Al so trailer spece on river. Ail ho ok·up• . Cell alter 2:00 p.m .. 304-n3-51151 . Mason wv. 460 Space for R11nt Mobile home site available bet· ween Athena and Pomeroy, call 740-36S..387. 1709. MERCHA NDI SE Four bedroom brick horne In Middleport , $350 month plul $200 deposit , no pets . references re- qtirWcf, 740-992-3-457. ~ ru bocfroom, SIR, - - ly dacorllod. HUO. no pets, small yard . polio. doposit, 740·992· 5886. 420 Mobile Homes for Rent HouHhold Goods 510 Apptl ancta: Reconditioned Wasneu, Oryert. Ranges, Refrlgrators , 90 Day Guarantee! -4ft.x12ft. trailer, will haul two 4wheefers. $295. 304·882·3236. 611. French patio door. $75 . 304675-4435. Baby bed. dressing table, hiQh chair, swing . car seat , stroller. 304-67>-4548. Big Screen TV 45" Needs Minor Repair Zenith $75 .00 740 ·882 · ATTENTION: We'll PAY YOU TO LOSE UP TO 29 Poundo, 47 People Needed lmmodialaly Offer Expires, 7131/96, CALL 740·4411982, Brand New! Great Gift! CO/video storage unit. Black and cherry . Nevor out of bOx. $125. Holds up Craftsman 12 HP AldlnQ Mower, 740.446-2476. Dinehe HI wilh nutch-$100. Jen- pure bred, no papers. $40. 30-4· 575-:!075. Professional Grooming by Appointments. Over t 5 yrs. experi· ence, New bathing system. "Ultra Wash' . 650 Second Ave . Galli · polis, OH. 740-446-1528. Reg. Mini Pinschers, lllnle -ks old . two black, three rid, taking deposita and payments $~0 . 7«l-949-:m6. $200. gas range $35. 102/J clay siding new $25 sq. 380 BF walnut lumber, 200 BF. Fred Pearson 30-t-675-4004. Good Used Commercial Carpet, S1 .00 Per Yard Or Take It All At .5oc Per Yard. Can Be Seen At 1743 Centenary Road, Gallipolis. 740-446-9585, Or 740-446-2883. Grubb's Plano- tuning & repairs . Problems? Need Tuned? Call the oncea. on Sand ~II Road . 30-4175-3834. 1-800-411H498. Vlno Str111, Call 740-..e-7398, Used Window Air Conditioning Unf11. Dlfttront Sizes, Guaranteed • 7~7 . 1993 Dodge Caravan loaded AI C.Locks.FaC1ory tnotolled 5 Point Cllild Solely System Btadt ..zo. 1880 ·1990 T~ For I I OO!tl SeiZed And Sold LDcaly This Montll. Trucb. -4x-4's. Etc. 1982 Cut1a11 Supreme. 2 D. 260 VB . Good Condition. $1 .800 Or Belt Oflor. 740-992-4568. 30 hours $3,800 OBO. 304-882> 2879 . 1980 Ponliac Flrebird T·Top , 4 Wheel Disk Brakes . 5 Speed. Run& Good . Looks Good , New Sholl. 740-379--9110. 379-9278. Schnauzers· miniature puppies, AKC. also adults. two tamales and one champion &Ired s1ud, 1987 Ford Escort , good cond. Two AKC Regi&tered female Baagle pups, Six weeks 01<1, all &hOts. !rom excetlent hunting dogs, S100 eech. 740-667·3090. 1600. 090. 304'1175-2714 or 30-t- Enroll Nowl Summer Lessons Guitar. Band lnstrut'nents, Plano, & Organ Brunicardl J.Ausic 740- 1988 Olds Cutlau Clera $2,800 After 5pm . 30C-675·t236 To See. Only Seriouslluyer> PLEASEI 1969 Dodge Shadow New Brakes, Rotors. Struts, New Front Tires. $2,300 Aller 6 P.M . 740 · 245· 0333. 1980 White Ford Escort clean, good running car. $1 ,600 . 304- n3-5452. miles. $4.250. 304-nJ-5241 . 0687 t991 Ford Taurus , V- 6 . power windows, loaded . air. 77.000 actual miles , In excellent condition, Show Bud Steel Guitar tn Good $2995, 740-992-6824. 580 Fruita & Vegetables Pick Your Own Peaches. Yellow Or White, $10 Bushel, Bring Con· talner, Open 8 Days Week, Raynor Peach Orchard • .5 Milts South Route 7, <ialllpollo, Ohio 740-448-4807. . FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 610 Farm Equipment 1om . O.v erdr .. Climate Control, Anti ·S'k ld Control . N8w Pirelll Tires. 61.000 M1.. $15.000.00 740682·7512 1992 Geo Storm, While With Blue Interior, New Tire's New Ex· haust. Looks Good, rlolns good. 1989 Cavalier. White/Biaci interi· or, good tires, runs good. Sharp! 1991 553 Stleeps Foot Roller, $2,500.00, 740-245-9424. $42,000: 48 Inch Double Drum Sheeps Foot Roller $3.200: 1993 Ford Probe SE, 63K mi. CD. MNPA Vibrating Tamper For A 416 Cat $4,600 : Tool Trailers 45 Ft ·30 Ft: Hara 1500 Pile Hammer 123,000: 1 Drop Hammers With 85Ft. Leads $7,500; 1 Aenco Straw Blowara $5.200: One J Inch Gorman Rupp Pump $900: Misc. Steel Beams From 20 Ft. -57 Ft: One tO By 50 Office Trailer $3,800: t Trench Box: 1 Pipe PW, POL, TW ,CC , sunroof. ex . cond. 304-773-9509 or 304-675· 5017. IQ94 Ford Aspire aula, 61 .000 miles. ale. 4cyh $5,500 or take over paymer'll. 304-675-7302. 1995 Chrysler Sebring, excellent cqndltlon, call Tom Anderson , 740-992-3348 after 5pm. Lazer : 1 Top 9on Transmit, ~4.600, 740·643-2916 After 4; JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired, Naw & Aebuln In Stoci: . 740-843-2644 AltAir 6. 1997 Camara 3 .8 V·6 . auto, whitt/black . T-tops, loaded , CO, Ford 3000 Diesel , new tires, ex . Qarage kept, 1,600 miles. Aoklng $17,000. 304-675-3813. New western Saddle, brown/silver lrim . $375 . Brown English sad · die , used a few times $95. 30.4 - 562·1876. Queen Slza Watarbed With Mirrored Headboard, 4 Drawer Pad· stat. Two Matresses, Heater, Pad, Sheets. And Ccmlorter, S150 Firm, 740·446-8390. Scooters . Electric Wheelctlair&. Sales : Rental , Trade, New & Used. Bowman's Homecare. 740446·7283. The Pomeroy Thrift Shop has moved to 145 North Second Avenue, Middleport (Cash Batl(s old building) , buylnQ - baby ltoms. breakfast seta & 0000 clean used furniture on consignment. Open Tueoday-Fr ldey, 11-4, 740-9923725. 'n'aileze trl-axle heavy equipment oailer, ~: 740-742·2i!7~ . Used bath tub, good condition. will accep1 reasonable offer. 304· 675-2611. cond $5,800. 304 -675 -3824·. Massey Ferguson 65 , Gasoline w/PS, & front end loader. $5,300. 304-675-38.24. Mllsublshl 3 Cy linder Diesel, 4 Wheel Drive. 3 Point HUch; Mit· subishi 2 Cylinder Diesel. 2 Wheel Drive With Belly Mower Bolh lke New 740-446-9227. ~75-7421 Your Area Bush Hog Deater For Parts , Rotary Cuners , Loaders, Tiller& , Finish Mowers. Etc. Carmlcnael's Farm & Lawn Midway Between Gallipolis A Rio Grande. Ohio On Jackson Pike 7 40-446- 2412 Or 1·8ro594-1111. Your Area John Deere Dealer For Residential And Commercial Lawn Equrpment Compact Utility Tractors From 20 To 39 HP. All Silos Of 4 WO And 2 WO Farm Trectora. Hay Equipment, John Deere Skkt Steer Loaders. Check With Us AbOut Flnancln~ As low As 2.9% On Lawn Tractors And Low Rate Financing On Naw And Farm & lewn Gallipolis, OH 740446-2412 1·800-594-1111. $65, 740-446-2664 Waterline Special: 314 200 PSI $21.95 Per 100 : 1' 200 PSI $37.00 Per tOO : All Bross Com pression Fillings In Srod< RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jacl<son, Ol!lo, t-eoo:537·9S21 WITH SIKKENS THE IIEAIJTY It 111011! THAN 81UN DEEP. Your deck 11 1ht center ol your entertaining end recraauon IC1W· ltle&. So don't )ull give It o 'fln l&h' . Glvo It 1 quality Slkkons finiSh with the COtot DEK or Rt.e· bol DEK ays-. PIWIT PLUS (304~. 550 Building Supplies ows , lintels, etc. Claude Wlntert, Rio Grande , OH Call 7C0-245 · Steel Bulldinga , Ntw, .. ual StU 40xl0x14 Waa $11,200 Sill 19,990: 801100lll wu 121.5!50 Sell l18,t90 : 10x1110x11 Woo UU90 Soli $29,990; 1OOx200x20 Was UUOO Self S74,9110, 1-'800-40e-5128 CliiEAT FOR OERBY Caro 1977 Ford LTD Station Wagon. 1976 Codlllac. 740-245-5037. Held AI The OVB Annex, 143 Third Ave, Gallipolis, OH OA 811 1 98 At 10'00 A.M. The AbOve Will Be Sold Ta Highest Bidder • As Is Used Equipment. Carmichael's Used Washer & Dryer $200 Pair: Vlct:le , 740-446-2897. price. With Wheels, Storage Rack , And Student Desk, Call For Into 740 - Good Mountain Beycle $170 New Vehicles, No Turn Downs , Call Ohio Valley Bank Will Offer For used Furniture For Sale: 4 P68Ce Wood Crasser Set . Desk, Chair 44&9787 . Credit Problemo? We Can Help. Easy Bank FlnanclnQ For Uoed Summer Cloa,.nce on all Huoctverne lewn mower~ 1 1trlng trlmtnere. Oueren1Hd loweat Skloro Equfprnont Cornpony 630 Livestock Four horses - one Registered Tennessee Walker gelding ; two Arabian geldings; one Registered quarlerhorse mare ; 740 ·7-42· 2050. Horses For Sale : Liquidation! Trail Horses, 112 Quarter Horse, 112 Morgan. 3 Arabians . 1 Walk· Sate A 1992 Chrysler LeBaron. ~7263 . Public Auction Will Be - Where ts• Withou1 Expressed Or Implied Warranty And May Be Seen By Calling Keith Johnson AI 1 wv. Financing Ava!-. 304-408-1089. Soulh of Leo~ FRANK & EARNEST /;,_ It L.fT'S nY TtUS' PL.AC~·­ Tt4tY Seft<A TO t4AVt AN OP~NING. NO / f)OG$ .. BORN LOSER ~ · Wl-\/>--1 1'-. rot-WIIIC.It::a. 10 ~IT • OUT 1-1& If.! TilE ~61\T... ~ ~ tx:lt:~l w~ tTW£'(00 ~TO ~ 1-E 'tBL ~~~N6 7 ~? SACAIFICE 1.867 Ocynlc Sta Imp J tQ~p. 1965 Chevy Panel Truck $750 , 080 740-379-2708. Auto Parts & AcceiSOI'Ies Budget Priced Tran.smtsalons All Types, Access To Over 10,000 Transmissions, 740-245-511n. New Auto Body Pans & Acceasories For All Types Vehicles . Transformers AlJto-Sandhll! Ad Pt. Plea&ant, WIJ. 304-675-3324 . 790 Campere & Motor Homes 1980 CJ5 Jup 54,000 Milts, Hugger OrOOQO, $2,650, 740-6432918 After 4; 740-643-1016 After 640 1teO Chevy Astro van, all wheel 1987 Ford Ranger, Cx4 , call 740- --$7000, 740-742-2875. ttD1 Chevy Conven lon van , filii. Lowor 1111111 Iff, V-8, 4 Cll)toln choirs 1 r11r couch. Lootcs & runa graat. 18.1100. 304-475-284t. Squort bales. 11 uch . 1 milo North on Rt. 2. Saturday 9am- 1191 Gao Trackar Black, Standard, Air, AIIIIFM C1111111, $3,$50, 1 118 ...0x0521 . - 7 French 111"'*palnllr 3Cuatomer 4 Give- - wlllrt penlnaw 31 Acts IU..e 5 Surttr'e epol? 8 Old C8rd game 9Nol- e AlhenelalleN By Phillip Alder Mark Twain claimed, "Principles have no real force except when one is well-fed." Well, whe1her you are saJed or hungry, il is fun at Jhe bridge table 10 force an opponent 10 do your bidding -- in Jhe play! When you have four trumps, 1he guiding principle is to find a forcing defense. Thai means leading a side sui!, forcing declarer 10 ruff and -- i1 is almosJ redundanl 10 add -reducing his uump lengJh. The firs! ruff mighJ leave him equal wiJh you, buJ if you can make him ruff again, he will be shoner !han you. AI 1ha1 poinl. you have a.~sumed trump comrol and are well on your way to defeating Jhe coRJracl -- as in this deal. Against four spades, WesJ stans wiJh Jhree top heans. (Yes, perhaps East should ruff the third hean with his only !rump, but let's assume he doesn't.) Thinking everything is rosy. South ruffs -- down to four trumps -· and plays a spade. West rushes in with his ace to lead anoJher hean. Sou1h ruffs -- down to two trumps, while WesJ still has three. Declarer continues with anoJher spade because he is home if the suit splits 3-2. But East 22~ .. 25 -- -. 21T-'• 27~ 21 Aide (lllllr.} 30 Decelw 31F.,...'a 37 5 =:-.... 38F 40 Hlnlar lo find 41 Applo42 Genueol 43 -·- lion 46 Lobellr- 45 Follcalnger Gulltrle 47 Tr•-lbeo (lllllr.} •-v.o50 1.--r drlnlt 52 , . . _ 111.-p 53 -llld cltene • CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos '*""'·• Ctllbrity Cipher oPow•• are Cfl&1edtrom quocar.,. by 1amoue and~ bch ~ 1n the c:ipher atan» lor anott..r . 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I; I rI I A From the Have You Ever Noticed Department" "A brat 1s -a ch1ld who acts just like I~~~r-~~~ '-....1.-.J.-1-....L-..L.-J - PEANUTS 10 Singer Lelne 11 Femeleblrde 12 Tille (lip.) . 19 Lillie cfllld 21= 23Legel24 Contrlbule ln¥ltiiiiOn Play them on a string but belongs to a · - 0 Complere the chuckle quoted by ldl1ng in the m1ssmg words you develop from step No. 3 below PRINT NUMBERED ~ lETTERS IN SQUARES vatte; all for $8500. 740· 742· 2005. You Don't Hove To Look For 1978 Pace Arrow 28' Mo,or Home. Fully·~ontalned, New To Spy the Best Buys In Tires. $4,800: Negotiable. 740· 443-6790 After 5:00P.M . the Cfossl(ieds. 1993 lnnsbrook Travel Trailer 35 ITHURSDAY Ft. lonQ Tlp-Ou! l .R. CA , Ml· crowava , Slereo Syslem , 2 Bed· rooms . With Full Size. Bed , Full Bath, Awning & Deck St 0,500, Firm , Call AflfH 6:00 P.M. 7CO· 446-1756. 88 . 18Ft. Corsau Camper. Sell contained . Sleeps 6. Very Nloe. Shower&. Furnace . 3W FridQ .. ego, Sole $3,500, 740-446-1111 .' SERVICES 810 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifelime guarantee. Local raterences furn ished . Es· ers Waterproofing. fill $3.700. 080. 304-675-1031 . Ch-' 2 Nol1hern Opening lead: • A ply radial tras, fuMy 1811 containt<f: plus cor caddy: 1988 Chevy Cite· 1997 Chevy Z-71 ext. cab, 3rd 3161 . - 1 DHigner 1977 motor home, e•tra good with door. 350 Vonex eu1o . loaded . 1979 Ford Bronco 4x4 • 351 DOWN rebuilt 350 engine, 6 like new 8 tablohed 1975. CaJI 24 H". (?40) 446-0870, 1-600·267-0576. AOQ· 730 Vans & 4-WDs 55 Empower 56 Chalkbolrd neceully 57 Purple plum Pus • AIC. 13.200. 304-675-3161 . Call after 4pm. 304-682-3487. 2• Parting out, black 1984 Chevy S~ 10 ext. cab . Must sell . 304·773- 1988 Chevy one ton dually, 454 1991 Chevy S- 10, 4.3 Lltro, 5-sp. N..U. I 6 Naw gas lanks & body parts. 0 & R Auto, Ripley, WV. 304-372· 3933 or 1-800-273-9329. 5452. 54 eg8lnul!ldlnd 34ZOdlllcalgn 35 Cenedllln Now South cannol do beuer than tum to his minor-suit tricks . Suppose he cashes two diamonds and two clubs, bringing his total up to seven tricks. West ruffs the next minor, then leads his fifth hean. Whichever way declarer turns. he must lose another trick 10 West's remaining trump for two down . · True. Sou1h can save a 1rick by leaving one minor untouched. but he 1 is still booked for defeat He was bumpers. 740·446-3814 . Make offer. lour speed , excellent condition , $5500, 74D-742·2675. 33 Follow discards a minor-suit card . Mercrulser lrVboard engine. 1Ift deep·V w/trailer, lite jacketa & 720 Trucka for Sale 992·3485. fllm. NEW DRESS !! Gal . Water Plus Hot, Hall Dam· Upton Used Cars At. 82·3 Miles 5. bale 10 ..... ol good PURTY 20.tiS, will consider trade tor a goo!l pontoon boal T.V., Ant, 3 Burn Stove , Oven. 20 Pure-bred Limousine bull. 304· 458·1727. ""'IIIIa. ~7S.2004. THEY'RE SWEETIES AG'IN!! $5000, 740·949·2203 or 740·649- 9 1f2 Truck Camper . AC . MW. 5087, 740-44f-1179. NEEDED: Someone 10 cut -1nd JUGHAID THROWED MUD ALL OVER MY 1987 Fisher flat bottom 15ft. akJminum Jon Boal. 1987 Caroliflla boal trailer , gal.,anized , wl1tl 6HP Mariner eng jne small trolling motor, fish finder. $2,000 . 304· 675-5756. 760 •JI542 Soulll •• BARNEY • c ..... 51 ....... Launclly unHa Vulnerable; Both Dealer: South 1978 16ft. Tri Haul boat 70hp . motor & !railer wlsome accessories. Boat & motor In real good shape . Asking $3,300 lorm . 740- t 995 1211. allJminum Jonn boat. seats. aluminum oars , anchor . 1108753 •vJ dl1vlng .,..., 41 Het . ... LIUiy 45FINtdegl-. (lllllr.} ... Ollhe.,.. ·or --11 · 1181 17 Roww'e nMd 11 WWll 20 a-.1 ridge 25== a 32r:f:.... • 7 A 4 3 2 •K10965 • J 6 t AQ4 •AKQ 750 Boats & Motore · for Sale · Torms Of Sale: CASH OR CER· TIFfED CHECK. MorQen I Saddtebrtd ~ QIIOiryQ, QOOd trollrtorse. 11 1500 or w!. .ede. 30-t-5112·1875. · 900 11>1. Round Bat... $15 Eoch Wil lood, 7oiD-3711-:l788. • •AKQJ07 • 62 • 10 3 Soullt · 304-523-642lj. 740-446-9569 1980 Chevy C-10 , 4114 , rebuilt 350 , Elderbrock cerb & Intake, new 2 112" exhaust, 35" tires, 3" Hay & Grein ~ke - Any And All Bids, And Withdraw Property From Sale Prior To Sale. lnQ , Horae, Call After 5:00 P.M. 740-3118-8358, 74D-441·7J30. Broke, S.tOO ; Two Jenny' s Very N~o. Dna Riding Mule, 740-245· 1994 Harley Davidson Sotttail Springer Custom, low mlleaat . 740-441·1038. OVB Reserves The RIQhl To Accept Or Reject modllled, auto. S 1,800. 304·675· Ono Aiding Hor11. very Well Fa&! . 18.000 OBD. 740 -3686461 . 740.992-6976. 1991 Pontiac Grand Am, air, tilt, crui&e, amllm stereo. tour new t•res. excellent condition, $2195, Seats, Pwr. w1ndows,Prw Locks. C:OIJG Custom Built , looks Snarp, Vety Kawasaki STS Jet ski . still under warranty, three seater, 83 horsepower. bought new July of '97 , three matching Kawasaki ski vesta and trailer all go wlttl it. Pwr Heated mirrors. It 1. 350, Au- ~ u..t~ Built. Show WO!ner $17.000 080: 1987 XLCH 1200 CC's, Sportstf $350. 1995 12- 1411. boat trailer. $250. 304-675-3581 . 1892 Corvette Coupe Black Rose. Bl . Leather, CO & Caaa., Twtn Pwr. I-'OJJ I-WE. lO \AAIT ~ u..t 6£T A VI'SIT FRCM M.Oll-£R. AAI-£T ? Year Warranty On Molar. CustorA 199 1 Mercur~ Topaz . power windows . lollded , air. tn excellent condlbon, $2150. 7«).992-6824. 740-992-6624. ~C£R 10 1990 Ford Thundert>lrd LX. 3.6 V- Enroll Now .. Summer Lessons Guitar. band instruments. p~no & or~an . Brunleardi Music 74()..«6· 7))2. 1987 Suzuki RM -80 dirt bike, 446-3466. 6, flJel Injected, auto. PIS. P/B, P/W, P/M, a h. cruise , 71 ,000 Silver trombone $150 . Trumpet $50 . Snare drum· $75 . 304 -675· 1987 Harley David son Sportster, 1100 kit , big gas tank , Iota o~ chrome , good condilion. $7200 1992 Harley Davison , FLHTC I 446-0687 Condition, $400, 740-367.Q279. 1983 Honda 200 3-Wheete r. $650. 304-675-2949. 1987 Multang LX 4 Cylinder , 5 Speed, $1 .100 OBO, 740 -3869811 . 111 .000 miles. $2.600 . '304 -576· 3030. Musical Instruments Motorcycles 740 fresh rebuilt, new rear Ure. good plas1ic. $650 . -576-3030. Yellow head Amazon, large vo- 570 740-.. 1.0094 675-t5n. cabulary, 8 yeers old $700: Cod<· atoo, large cage, talks, S1100 Em. S65:cal 740-992·5232. 87 Chevy Blazer S ·l 0 4 Whetil Or. Red & Blade Running BroadS'. PO, PW, Curie, AC, 2 new !Ires. Interior Excel. Runs Good, $4,800. 080, 740-992-6119. 1988 Oldamoblte Cutlass Su· prema . \1-6. auto, loaded . firm; TV beanie Princess. $70, 1 Qlan Cap. $13,900. 740-256• 6623. ~. 1996 Polaris 4x4 . auto, wlpua( button 4-WO. like new. le&l that 1966 Pontiac 6ooo STE. Needs a Head Gaakel. $400 .oo or 080 HO U6 0208 .• 21 Found by Welt 1996 Dodge Ram 1SOO LaramiSLT -4x4 318 , Auto. White. Fiber• 1-801}522·273>. X 3901 . 1987 Dodge Aries LE Runs Good , Good Tires. New Wa1er Pump, New Headli...ar. $900. 740. Sugar Glider, and Cage Plus Toys, Call: 740-4C1-1419 EEK&MEEK 1HO ·1110 HONDA CAR& FOR I1CIO Soizod & Sold locally This Cherry Grey Int. S6 .500 .00 740· . • Month. Call 1-600·522·2730 Ext ..1-1528. piano Dr. 740-448-4525 5121 . APPLIANCES 71 0 Autos for Sale Motor, $1 ,800, 740--446-9552. 7<(HI67-3404. 1992 -Geo Tracker LSI , cwo,. convertlb&e. automatk, air. alum wheels, stereo. black/ Qllll lnterior. clean . nicel $S150 , 7CO·fA9, 2311 days. 740-9C9-26-" even· ngs. Registered Border Collie Pupa . Working Parents, Imported Bloodlines, Good Markings, 111 crib -$25. 2 Ten spead bikesS25ea. Car ramps-St D. 304-675Framing lumber, au sizes, BTU air condtlloner, dehumldllier TRAN SPORTATION 0'7-IHI ' LpotdOQ tor a brcwn, male Sharp· ei P<4JPY. 304-773-~ . Strollers-$15ea . 2 Ca r 18811 · $15ea . High chalr·$20. Changing table-$20 . Portable play pen & GOOD USED ' Copper noll Beagle&. 7wh Assorted var.. ty of lo~ertlerger basl!ets. 304-675-4426. Block, brick, sewer pipes, wind· 2br, remodeled , no jHtl, reftr· In Muon 3br trai ler. HUO ap- 31-10-50 15' Half Tread $125. Kitchen Table With Leaf & 4 Choirs, $55, 740-.. 1-1286. French City MayloQ. 740·446n!ltl. Washers , dryera, relrigeratora , ranges . Skaggs Appliances, 76 proved. 304-875-n&J. 4 CoUrier Mudder Tires O.T.O. Can Ron Evano;, 1 -801}~37·9528 . Twm. A~rs Tower now accepting apphcauons ror 1br. HUO subsld· lzed apt. lor elderly and hindi· capped. EOH 304-675-6679 1!)88 14x55 Excellent Condition . Cenua Air, Gas Heal. Left On Rental lot . Or Moved $7 .950 . 2413 Jacllon .\ve. Point Pleas· 5881 . APT AVAILABLE NOW RENTALS otter. 304-882·3307. ny lind crib & mattteu-SSO. 2 River Bend Place now accepting applications lor HUO subsidized apls. lor etdertvtnandlcapped or Cash Pa id For Land In Gatlla Co unty, Blackburn Realty, 740 · t61t .x7ft. wooden garage door w/ gtasa panels, $25 . Interior doors. var ious sizes wlhardware . MMt lease . 2566. Midway Drive In New Ha- Lift. Excol-.nt Condition. $1 .000. 740-379-2768. COs & tapes not Included. Lot lor sale· Gallipolis, '9011172 , nice neighborhood , quiet, 740 · on 12 Horse Power John Deere Rid· lng Mower, El.ectric Star1, E"'lrlc Pomeroy- lor' rent July 151h, large 3 bedroom apartment, cable & all utilities paid, has private backyard & big porch with deck, $650 a month plus deposit. 1 year New Haven . 1br lurnished apl. Deposit & references. 30.4 · 882 · Lots 12 112hp. C<af11man rldiOQ mower $350. 304-ll75-2329. to 940 discs. also holds tapes . Call 740 ·992 ·6836 alter 6 pm . Pomeroy. lor rent August llrst. 2 bedroom apartment , new carpet, u111111es & cable paid , Frencn doors , $499 plus deposit, 1 year Open Sundays 1-4. Man-Sot 11-6. Fish Tonk & Pot Shop. su.oo, plus deposit, 1 year lease. ' ' 740-742-2148. 448-4722. take $550: 7512 For rem: 350 Lots & Acreage s 1,800. 080. 304·675-6884. 8589. ment , 2 Ca r Ga rage . 4.9 Acru. Marquis wedding sat 112 carat . size 7. paid will take 740·256·1417. 70x1C Vindale with 8ki-4 extension . two bedroom , $4000 , tor more Information call 7-40 -992 · 3 BedrOOm Briol< Home FIJI llaM- Near Holzer, $279/Mo., • UtiHUes, Deposit & Lease Required . 740· Christy's Family LMng accepts Commerclai-Ofllce or Retail, 87 door) &ize 6, paid pus. 7«l-245-5100 Buildings 1600. will I Bedroom: AIC. WID, Hook·UP. 14 x70 3BR, $999 Down & ONLY $179 per mo. Free air & tree Skin· iOQ 1-888-1128·3426. 1971 ·cOOL POWNt• 1/3 carat. round dialrond solitaire. 992·5084 . Equal Housing Opportunitlts. 16x80 3br, 2 bath, St ,325. down, $205 . per mo. Free air & skirt. l · 88S-69Hn7. 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise 2563. Good Home Site With Some Woods In Hannan Trace School 304·562-1876. Moore owner. Annex. 1-43 Third A..,., Gallipolis, OH On 7/25/98 AI 10:00 A.M. The All<MI Will Be Sold To High· ditioner, $4 ,000 with , 740·949 2217. Ux70 Mobi le home - 15 miles from Pt . Pleasant, 11 miles from Fraziers Bonom , owner llnancing with $2 ,000 down. If you have bad etedll. or no credtt . CMMr wiU finance monthly payment. $350 . Buy or sell. Riverine Anllques , 1124 E. Main Street, on At. 124, Pomeroy. Houra: M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. to 6:00pm .. Sundly 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. 740·992·2526 . Run Ear corn, $2 .50 per bulhet. 7CO· 992-21123. Sheets. 373 Georges Crllk Rd . 7 - 1. Antiques Both Losel 740-446-6306. 1·800291-(1098. port. From $249-$373. Call 740· 304-738-12i5 310 Homeelor Sals 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, lur· nished and unfurnished. Jt~~curity deposit required . no pets . 740· A Groom Shop ·Pet Grooming . Featuring Hydro B•th. Don ant. 304-87S.2063. 1 Bedroom Aoartment. Stove & Refrigerator Included. 740·4-48· Appliances. 740-387·7 137. REAL ESTATE Apartments for Rent Gallipolis On State Route 218, 1982 t-4x70 Nasnua. Very Good Condition, Wlttl Double Expando & Sk ir ting . 3 Bedroo ms , 1 1/ 2 Baths. Gas Heat & Stove . C IA , This newspaper w11t not knOWingly accepl adve rtisements tor real Mlate whiCh rs •n viOlatiOn of the taw OlX readers are hereby 1ntormec1 tnat au dwelhngs advertised in tl"ls newspaper are ava1tabl8 on an equal oppot1unlty basil Three bedroam mobile hOme In PomttrO\'. 00 pell, 740-992·5858. 440 Friday, Hrs. ~~ - 740--1-46-4782. 530 Land For Sale : 10 Miles Out Of 12x60 trailer, can be used for ol· lice trailer, $3,000 wtlhout air con- """"'· $1200. 740-742-1303. All real estate advertising in this newspaper IS subjeC1 to the Federal Fair Houstng Act of 1968 whiCh makes it iflegal 10 aavenlse "any preference. lim1tatK>n or discrim1na11on based on race . color. religion. sex tam11ial status or na!looal origtn. or any 1ntenttonrto make any such preference , hm•ta110n or d1SCrlm1nal10n · 992·2167. Gracious living . 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Manor and Riverside Apartments In Middle· 67n. Livingston 's basement water· proofing , all ba&ement repair s done . free est imate s. life time guarantee . 12yrs on job experi· conditioned, $200 ·$300 . uwer. wa1er and trash included . 740· Auction Will Be Held AI The OVB Three bedroom. 2t 1 Seventn Abalament. $169.900 . 1·304-2732940 2 & 3 bed<oom mobile homes, air day Inn. In Kanauga . Beds . Cof,lchaa . Oreuera , Table ~. O'eska. Lampl, ManreaHs. And More! Summer Hra. Monday Thru Central A.ir Conditioning . Free Estimates! If You Don't Cal Us. We Water. Oyesville. Very Remote 11 • Aael $10,600. 2 car garage. Eligible tor tax Hook-Up $250/Mo., Near Ganlpo· lis, References & Depos it Re · qulrtd, 740-446-9342. Used FurrWturt Store BeW Holt- 31 Clamped .... 13•. . . ~ . .ldllnt 14 Lob ll1d15 Bring Into 650 Seed & Fertilizer 992·2218. Dlr*'9---- 14170 Jbr $999 down. 5198 per mo. tree air & skirting. 1·800-691 · Proleeslonal Services Ohto Valley Bank Will Ollar For Sate A 1996 Mansion t4x80 Mobile Home . M0248041 . Public Just 011 New L.ima, 16 Acres sa.ooo or 9 Ac•ea su.ooo. 30-t-755-aU Buelneae Opportunity New Ooublewlde 38R , 2 bath . $1 .325 Down & $205 per mo. 1· 895-3490 before 2:30pm. Nltro,WV 210 51178 Mill St. Middleport. 1,450 Sq Ft. onlyii~Hornn ' New bank repo s_ Only two left. never lived in . Call 1· 800-9-48- Unbelievable. new 1'x80, no payments after lour years. Call f . · s..-Spoctol• 3br S199/mc. free air & deivery FINANCIAL 304-736-{)735 446-3151 . 0ak Doors & Trim. Fireplace. 1-11 Will Babysit In My Home, Any Hours, A"'f Age, Please Call 70 t1an1c Repo OrO)' 3 Left . 1· 740-742·2803. House, 2 Story Duplex, 1 Bed· room Collage, 13 Pine Street , 1 Bedroom Trailer With UtiiiUes, 2 bedroom mobile hom~t In - - 00 poll, 740-992·5858. House For Sale, Mercerville Area , Call 740 ·-'48 ·2580, 740· Will Care For Your Loved One Or contemporary style house. t acre Do A light Cleaning In Your lot, 1 112 b.itlls, fami~ room, Buck Home If Needed In Gallipolis And Point Pleasant Area . Days Mon · 801}837-3238. 888·928-3426. 740-446-9862. Evenlnga. Buckeye Hills Caller New 1998 14x70 three bedroom , includes 6 months FREE lot rent. Includes a~irtlng . deluxe steps and .letup. Only $-187 .08 per month with $1075 down. Call 1- Brick house in Meadowbrook , 3br. 2 balh , large eat-in kitchen , Mobile Homes , 740-·US -2851 , Short On Skills ? Gain Skills In 304-736-7295. - Car Garage, Basement, Wittl 2 One Year Of Training In The 3 BA 1211A Set Up On LDt, Taka CMor l'ymt'a, Restored VIC1orlan Home. Prlvala SeUinQ But Within WalklnQ Dis· tance Of Schools, Churches And Middleport Bu siness Olslrlcl . Briel< Circular Orlva With 12 Acr· .. 01 Land. AlkJOQ $149,000, Bu1 Will Consider Any Ofter, Appolnlmon1 Only, 740-992·5696. BrOwner 3 Bodooorus, 2 Baths. 2 Schools Instruction 150 A Little County In Town : Large 420 Mobile Homes for Rent c ·=-"='* ACROSS PHILLIP Appliance Pans And Service : All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ex· per1ence Ali Work Guaranteed French Cl!y Maytag, 7 40 .u 6: ASTRO•ORAPH BERNICE BEDEOSOL 7795. C&C General Home Ma i nle.nence- Painting, vinyl siding, carpentry, doors. windows baths mobile '!Ome repair and mOre. ~ ~;; ~sttmate CPII Cttet, 740-992- 3 P~olessl onat. 20yrs experience wi1tl all masonery, brick , blOCk & stone . Also room additions. ga. rages . etc . Free eslimatta 3"'· n J-9550. · ~ 840 Electrical and Refrigeration 9rd'a Electrical Service, reslden· ~~~ n d commerci el, 7.-o .ug. Rtaldonifol or commercial Wiring - servtco or repaJrs. Alaster L~ c•nsed electrician . Ridenour ~~lrtcal, WVOOOJOe. 304 _675 _ Friday. July 17. 1998 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Don't : take anything for grnnJed when performing important tasks 1oday. Be · oplimistic. and rely on common .. sense as a back-up. Get ajump on life by understanding the influences that'll govern you in the year ahead. .'Send for your Astto-Graph predic· .otions by mailins $2 to Astro-Oraph. do this newspaper. P.O. Box 17S8, -Jttfurrey Hill Station, New York. J>:IY ;')OIS6. Be sure to state your zodiac 'Sign. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) An old friend may request a loan from you today. If you can help. do so. buJ lei your pal know you ex peel Jo be paid back. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) Be realislic about your present goals. If Jhey aren·l well-defined. they'll be of liule value. LIBRA (Sept 23-0.:t 23) Guard a~ainsl the Jemplalion Jo excuse yourself from responsibilities requiring immediate auenJion Joday. You need results. no! raJionalizaJions. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Be reasonable aboul whaJ you expect from aloYed one Joday. Slhe should" 't be required to do Jhings you wouldn't do. SAGIITARIUS (Nov. 23· Dec. 21 ) It's best 1101 to be !he arbiuator SWlding between friends wid! serious differences today. They could tum their guns on you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Don't anempt to do too much today. . . Focus on top pnonttes. and temporarily shelve the others. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19! You are vulner•ble lo nauery today. and a sharp acquaintance·may use this lo get what s/he wants from you. PISCES (Feb. 2(}.March 20) With your clever and imaginative personalily, it isn'1 difficult to get others 10 do your bidding. However. today it 's best not to be insistenJ on having your way. ARIES (March 21-April 19) If a close friend comes to you for advice or an eamesJ evaluation, be frank and fonhrighl instead of saying what you think will appease your pal. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It behooves you Jo detennine the extent of your spending today. Without a budset. you could Nn amuck. . GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) Your imaainstion could play tricb on you today jf·you'n: CII'Ciesa, Don't let 11Cif-delualon de\Crmiae your course . of ac:tlo11. SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS Nudism - Rural- Jabot- Impale - PAJAMAS The only time the mother of a youngster can catch them without someth1ng in the1r pockets IS when they are .rn the1r PAJAMAS . JULY 161 � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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