https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/09eff17b1ced52bdd0a794cafc620312.pdf e9bc37c654bd2da862b1b8b40c13e464 PDF Text Text Monday ," Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, ,1 WV Sunday, July 19, 1998 Tomorrow: Partly cloudy High: 90s; low: 70s nificant impact but I don't think you "A number of questions come lo would have a rush lO space," said mind," said Roemer, who is perbaps Edward Ellegood, director of policy best known in Congress for his aMU· and program development for SpliCe- II attempt to elimina~e funding for the port Aorida Authority. international space slation. "Will Jim Benson, chief executive offi- this be a large drain on revenues if cer of SpaceDc• Inc., believes a grav- something exciting is disco•ered in ity-free, Lax-free rone would boost space?" commerce and innovation. Even if Rohrabacher's concept is "If Congress approved this kind written into law, a major hurdle of incentive, it will help keep space- remains: the cost of driving lo work. related jobs here and help the U.S. It cunerid)' costs about S10,000 maintain what lead it still has in the per pound lO launch payloads inLO highly competitive market for space low Earth O!bil, a prohibitive amount commercialization," said Benson, for a start-up company conlemplating EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH whose publicly-traded firm is the a delivery route that must overcome world's first commercial space explo- a law no Congn:ss can amend - the - Debbie Rainey has been employed at Scenic Hilla Nursration company. law of gravity. A number of companies are now Ing Center for five years and SpaceDev plan• lO launch a space· craft in October 2000 on a missiOn to mcing to develop launch vehicles that works In the Environmental land on a near-Earth asteroid. The could some day reduce the payload- Department aa a houaakleper. company is selling "rides" aboard its to-orbit costs to a more attractive She waa Scenic Hilla' employee of the month lor June. ship to academic or commercial $1 ,000 per pound. interests who want to send science I experimenls or technology demon1, stration packages. The Colorado-based company ' also will be selling data acquired lly ; its asteroid lander. • At SI0 million to S12 million per ; ride, SpaceDev expects to make a profit on the mission, a profit that will be highly Laxed under current law, , Benson said. . Rohrabacher's "no gravity, no taxes" concept would be a tremen- · dous boon to SpaceDev and other small companies, Benson said. But not everyone is.on board. Rep. Tim Roemer, D-lnd .. who serves on the House Science Commitlee with ~ohrabacher, said he was not famiiiar with the "zero gravity, zero Laxes" proposal but nevertheless was troubled by the concept. WASHINGTON- Zero gravity, zero Laxes. In the 21st century. companies delivering goods and services from the vacuum of space could enjoy a federal status that .would be the envy of their ground-hugging counterparts back on earth - no Laxes. 11lat is the concept behind a piece of legislation Rep. Dana Rohrabach· er, R-Calif., is developing on Capitol Hill. Rohrabacher's slaff has posted OFFICE RENOVATBl- A vtew of the CUitOmlr MrVk:e counter two drafts of his legislatiOI) on a proat Holzer Medical Center's bualneu office provlclela view or the space Internet Web site and is workrenovations done to the office that _.. completed prior to the ing with the Joint Committee on Tax· end of May. ation to "score" the potential impact of a Lax-free zone in outerspace. Such a score is essential if the measure is to go before the House Ways and Means Committee for possible auachment to Lax legislation Iat· GALLIPOLIS -An open house was held July 2 from 2-4 p.m. to show er this year. off Holzer Medical Center"s business office's renovations, which began Oct. "America's space effort should I0. 1997 to provide more patient confidentiality. not be subslantially a government New partitions were custom-designed for more privacy, with new desks program," said Rohrabacher, chairand storage areas. man of the House Space and AeroThe remodeling was broken down into two phases. Pita..: one consisted nautics subcommittee. "It should be of credit and collections. Phase two involved working for completion of the an endeavor participated in by a wide hospital business office. The entire project took approximately seven months spectrum of people including the to complete. The new office became a reality during the Memorial Day week- government, \Vall Street investors end. and professional educators." The renovation was the first conducted in the business office since the Rohrnbacher's tax holiday would hospital opened in 1972. This ultra-modernization has made the business not apply to commercial space activ· office a more organized. spacious and private work area for the employees ities - including telecommunicato operdle in a more efficient and customer-friendly atmosphere. tions, weather, earth observation already generating revenue for the government. Instead. the bill would offer a "no Lax" incentive on profils derived by any business manufacturing a new product or providing a new service from outer space. Federal tariffs also CINCINNATI (AP)- Fifth Third offer the same products, and some would be lifted for these new prod· functions are centralized at the bank's plans to add about500 jobs in downucl• and services generated ahove the Cincinnati headquarters. town Cincinnati in the coming Earth's atmosphere. Fifth Third has about 4,100 8.-.d G~~~nU of Everybody L.ov•s months as the result of buying bank· The Lax break would begin phas· Raymond once wocted as a Rand-up ing compames in Dayton and Colum- employees in the Cincinnati area and comic and a clown witb Rinslina ing out in 2025, according to one ver· northern Kentucky. bus. Bros. and 8111111111 &: Bailey Circus. sion of Rohrabacher's proposal. Fifth Third has more Overall, The jobs are in addition to 125 Once paper gets wet, it is no longer recyclable. "Providing a Lax incentive for than 8,300 employees in Ohio, Ken· positions Fifth Third is currently When possible save paper items for days that seeking to fill in Ohio. Kentucky and tucky, Indiana, Aorida and Arizona people outside the government with commercial and other projects will do The jobs are the result of the Indiana. said Roberta Jennings, a are dry. spoke swoman ·for the company, bank's acquisitions last month of two nothing but help the taxpayers and which has 12 affiliate banks includ· thrifl<: CitFed Bancorp Inc. in Day· further the cause of American 1pre· ton, Ohio, and Slate Savings Co. in eminence in space," Rohrabacher ing the flagship Fifth Third Bank. INSURANCE Columbus. Ohio. Citfed is the parent said. The jobs will primarily be in THE GALLIA, JACKSON, MEIGS, VINTON Folks in the commercial space fill Unto! areas such as data processing, of Citizens Federal. . . . . _ Pradllllll The acquisitions were the two business support the "zero gravity, although some customer service posi· WASTE MANAGEMENT DISTRICT . +FIIIIIICIII tions are included. spokeswoman l:ugest in Fifth Third's history and zero Laxes" but don'texpect it to have ·· 740-384·2164 • SOO-S44·1SS3 were two of four major acquisitions a big impact anytime soon. Stacie Yee said Friday. "It would, over time, have a sigFifth Third Bancorp now has the bank ha• closed this year. Funded by the Ohio Dept. of Natural Resources. AGENCIES, hie. about 2,800 employees at its down· "Division ofRecycling and Liller Prevention. town office complex. Fifth Third's affiliate banks oper(Continued from D1) inconvenience. And it's one that ate as independent units. But they packaged to meet our every need. most people probably wouldn't have .. .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • And yeah, it'll probably cost a little noticed if it were not for the Wall Chrysler \ Jeep more. Street Journal's attention. As for me, Plymouth Eagle From someone who considers a I've got bigger concerns on my (Continued from 01) - -banana split to be a well-balanced cialty physicians," Wade said. meal, I'm not that worried about pay· organlzaHe is also an active slaff member ing a little more for ·my luxury. tlonel director of the regional Farm at Jackson General Hospital in Rip- Thanks to America's farmers, we're Bureau.) ley, W.Va .. serves as a consullant to not facing a food crisis, just a minor Veterans Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy, and was a clinical assistant Let us copy your old professor at WVU since 19~5 until he family photos. Spewas promoted to a clinical associate cial 2-Sx7's for professor on July I, 1998. $14.95. Reg. $19.95. Wade is board-certified in ENTSAVE $5.00. We also EURO 92 97 NEON 4 DR. 91 LINCOLN CONT. head and neck surgery, and possessdo passport photos, es a fellowship certification with the 3.4 DOHC, black, Moonroof, CD player, leather, Program car, air, auto, Identification photos Academy of Otolaryngic Allergy. burgundy, nice ride. and photo finishing. He and his wife Sarah, a member auto., NC. 6 of the Mason County Medical Alliance and the PVH Auxiliary, 424 SECONO AVE. have two children. Emily and Alex, 97 STUTUS GALUPOLJS both students at WVU. The family DR. reSides in Point Pleasant. loaded, purple, all power, 72,0 clean, Open house showcases HMC office's renovation I Pleas~ do not place ~per in your curbside bin on rainy or snowy days; save it until a dry day. Fifth Third Bancorp will add jobs to Cincinnati Sports O'Meara wins British Open, Page 5 Husband needs to take a stand, Page 10 Carleton School awards given, Page 10 Today: Partly cloudy High: 90; Low: 60s Thinking ahead: bill proposes tax-free zone for outer space By LARRY WHEELER Gannett New. Service July 20, 1998 Weather Rutland, Mason VFW post wins In tournament Page 4r • Meigs County's Volume 49, Number 62 Middleport • Hometown Newspaper Pomeroy, Single Copy - 35 Cents Ohio More changes slated r---Re-creating history___, for Meigs Head Start parenh who are eligihk fnr day~ar~ ~y JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff The Ht!atl Slart program !'lt!n'ing M~igs County children. and their par· cnh. ha.' ..:.=n pknty ofchang~s in the la,t few year,. and even more changc-' are in slm-e. In recent ) ear' the program ohtained a new allmini~tralive agen~.:y..At'Cess for Human Re!'loun:es Development. which also administ~rs Head Stan programs in Gallia Coun· ty. and made a move from oflicc:s in Pom~rny tu a loG.Jtion on North Sec- ond Av<nue in Middleport. Ac~e-s Head Start ~~~..:q uircd r~cently Ging~rhread House Pre"'h"'' in Middleport whid. i' now enrolling children unde:r the .!.!uiUante of Shirin Nuggud. child Care! spedalist. The daycarc center is expanding to include infants two months nld and up. and toddlers in addition to preschool and sl'hnol age children. The center sull rec~iv~s county assis· l<~nce throuch the Mei~s County Department 'Or Human S~rvices for Nuggud 'aid ahu that Ging~r· Hou..e is g~tting approval to prepare and serve lunches on sit~. Alice Jacobs. education >peciali<t. is developing a new ~urriculum at the ~ent~r which includes additional trainine for staffers. br~ad assi ~tanc~ . Nuccud "'id a tutal of 51 children. indudi~!.! all of the age groups. ran he "~co~nm<ld;tt~d at Gincerhread House under th~ 'upervi,ion of ..ev· en ,taff m~mhers. thre~ of whi~h 'P.:· cialize in infant and ulddler car<. A~.:tivili("i at Gin~l!rhr~taJ Hou~l! indud~ outdoor play. l<aming a~tiv · ities and lidd trips. Hours of opera· tion are currently 7 a.m.to5 p.m.. but may he ch;mg~d to tdO a.m. In 5:31l p.m. depending on the demand. . "We will hav~ a hu, al"':· Nug· gud said. The.. new curriculum focuses on kids making del'isions. learning to tak~ responsibility for their actions. articulate what they want to do and what they have don~ ... all under adult guidance. The pmgntm incorporates both t<acher· and child-initiated activiti~s in th~ dassroom and hdps prepare The bu' will ;1l~o ~ u~t.llo Iran~· chi ldr~n to learn wh~n th~y go to pon children to the day care center a' sch<K>I. she said. Meanwhik. the Head Stan stan· part of welfare-In-work initiativt:"i. will be entering its second year at the aplained At:t:~ss Head Start pro· Middl~pon ofli~e . grams director Jan Bell. Th~ building has he~n th~ 'ubj~ct People on welfare in Meig' Counof exten"iive renu\·aaions. creating ty. and in other rural ar~as. fre4uen1 ly list transportation ~.:on~.:erns as rea- oflke spaces out nf a slordront to sons for not being abl~ to obtain or hous~ hoth At:t:e" and He;KI Start maintain employment. she ~xplain~d. programs. including a family The bus should hdp alleviat~ that resource room and conference room (Continued on Page 3) particular r~ason . ARTILLERY- Members of the 1st Ohio Artillery are shown here manning one of two Ohio Statehouae cannons preaent at the annual Banle of Buffington Island Re-enactment. The guns were fired during the re-enactment Sunday and during a ceremony Saturday honoring particIpant& of the baHie, both Union and Confederate. Davis·Qulckel Agencj Inc•. ........ Ice cream price hike holds Physician ... ll)i(~;~neH:~e~~~f.o~ 1111 Quickel 9924677 \ll s 0.R'T.N a D0D0E II 446-0842 TAWNEY STUDIO W~5:7oo low"ig~939 I~ Bail Trade-InsTrade lowr.i~. . I ,650 8,400 ·\1~400 STORYTELLER - Maxine Whitehead of Reedsville was one of the "ghosts of Chester's past" on Saturday, portraying Dorothea Steadman, wife of Chester pioneer Levi Steadman. Dressed in period costume, Mrs. Whitehead and five others portrayed figures from the community's past. Past comes alive during annual Death toll varies from tida/ ·wave Chester-Shade Days celebration VANIMO. Papua New Guinc<~ lAP)- The villageofArop w;\S huilt on a sand spit and had a population By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff Colorful p.:nod ~ostum~s. <~n IXth ~.:rowd thrnu~hout the! Uay on Satur- day. Man in -hascs his ;tc·t on a real magi~.:ian who pcrformc!d IR Enghsh t:.Jvems . Another new feature this year was (Continued on Page 3) ~:~ntury mag irian anJ a parade.> hd~t.l hrint! 1hw: p;.1st ;.div~ in Che,ter this lh~dc:mJ Uuring the- thin! ;mnu"l Che.stcr-Shatk Day'. Con~<IVed In h~lp th< Ch~sler· Shad\! Hi .. hlri1.:~tl A~'t'l('iatinn in it~ ...·!Tort s to T(stnrt.: th~ C'hl!stcr CtlUrt - 1200 cars, TrUcks. and Vans Allin One location! $21,950* Brant Ntwl!l tHYY ASirl RIISN R•l CIIV. VIR • VIsta Bay Windows • 4 Ctptalna Chelra • Color TV • Video cauetta Ptayw • Rear Sofa Bed • Loaded! 5 20,950* 0r11• New 1!11 nny Fun Size cuvrrs111 V11 S)2,950* - · ·BnH New 1!1 Ckvl S-krln I.S Ell. Cl' Pit IP • 4 captalnl Chairs • Air Conditioning • lndlract Ughtlng Syatem • R• Sofa Bed • Rbelgllla Runnng 8dL • Cuatom Alum. Whelll ' LS Package • 11.- Anti-Lock Brakes • AMtfll CBiaetta • Aluminum Wheell • Nicely Equlppedl •l.olldldl 4 Dr., red, 4.3 V6, loaded, LAREDO. PW, POL, loaded, looks/r~nsze~t. l.-s,770 burgund~.4~~~~aoib NEW 91 NEW 2500 414 97 CHEIOKEE Green, SLT, auto. Sport, 4X4, red . Waa$28,270 At $19,967 NOW hnu-;1!. th~ oiLit:'t grown ltl henHHC' ;.1 ~v~nl has death toll.<. John Tc:kwi. gnvemor of Wt!st Sepik province. where the wav< hit. was quoted by Australian Broadcast· (t'khration uf lo.:al history. 1 25,881 ALL NEW NEW 98 INTREPID CHRYSLER 300M ES, candy apple red, loaded. SPORT SEDAN 122,923 Sfodr trntU~' ma~i~.· ian anU illu~inni~t Rodnl'y the Youngl!r. l!lltt'rlilineU th~ Come See: Mike Northup, Dwight Stevers, Pete Somerville, AI Durst, Neal Peifer, nm Conwell, Jamie Adamson, Jim Hamilton, Joe Tillis tlOiiiS NOiiifU, DODli;iNC. Gallipolis, Oh. Or Toll Free 1·800·446·0842 ing Corp. as saying al lcasl Today's Sentinel I St•clion - Itll'aJ!rs l'otlcndar Clussiticds Editorials Local Sports Weather 3 Lotteries QUJQ Super Lotto: 7· 12·14-3 S·44-46 Kicker: 1- 1-7·9·9·0 Pi<k 3: J. J.O: Pick 4: 6-7-6-9 Co. 1) ·,o P"" through them ... s;ml fi,h · crman Jerry Apuan . "I wa-.. afr; ud . It \\;! ... tht.: rir,tti111L' I h:IJ ... ern -..o III <Hl Y hoJi..:, ... Th~ wave. abo ~nn wn "'a hunami . wa' t.Tt';lh..'LI hy a magnitudt.' ·7 undcr-..~a carth4u;t~e anJ Jc.!, tro y..:J at k~t~t thre t.: '-"·illagl.'' 111 Papu;t New c u~ ~md rL'L'n; t'r) L'ffort'. ';uJ ;1hout 1.000 hoJic ~ haJ h~en huri c d and <~I ko.~.-..t 3.000 p•:oplc: we re mi -..-, ln ~ . Area di'a'IL'r L·norJinator Dir~ . . t1n Daile pul lh,· oumher nf rnnf1nned Jcad al 71KL Ht! -.. uiU the Vllbg~' ol Awp . Nima' ;mJ Warapu haJ hl."cn \Wl'pl from a lnw - l ~ in~ ... anJ ' Pit into Sj,. ,;,mo lag non . Otha village-.. ;.dong tht: porulateJ co~1:-.tlinc (iuint.:a . a nation Pn the '"land nt N..:w heavil} lraha "here some live a ncar-Stone "S~.:hnol ' in Arop. Si"ano anJ Waq.pu wi ll he L'ilhL'LI hrL·au -..c WL' G,, ,· ,,-,, ., .·1"'" ;,,,90 mift, north of Au'- A~..: c,i,tcnrc amid Jun:;k' and ~ warnp . . . Prime Mini ster Bill Sl-ate :.Jp~ai!!U fur more aiU ;, u11..! Jo\.: to r .... saymg th;11 chtldren were drinking unhealthy water. Au,tralian Rmad · Ghting Corp_tckvi . . ion rl.'port~..·d . "People arc II"'· the ) arc con · fu,ed. they really uon ·t ''""' what ha~ hit lhl.'m. " Hundreds of injured were awai t· ing medical help. while othe" wer< b~lieved to hav~ !led 10 h>ghcr ground. An ~stimated 6.CXIO people were left homeless. Skate wa ... tlu olt:~ l .t ... The ~1\-..i,tant dt:fcn '~ :111 :1c he :1t the Au-..trali;:tn High Conlllll.,...ltHl 1n the capita l. Port MnrcshJ. C<>l Rkhard Humhy. said IIKiay Ihal more than l.IXKI villagers died and at b sl Wl'H' hadly dam<~~cd . dnn·l ha w the children .·· "The )· re :ill uc<~d . ·· D<~lk '"" ' " Scvl.'r:tl vil hi,:!L'' \~· aL' l.lllll [1 k 'IL' · 11Ut tn -..~.: il <t nd th l."rL· ' ' 111 1 ly Wit\ hnl traL·c kfl :11 ;Il l. " -..;ud .'\ u -.. tralt;m Dt:kn-..~..· lkp.trllliCIII -.. pul..c-..lll:tn Col Kctth Jtlh-..o n in C111hcrr:t. j,lh-..t lll -..aid the pnm11r: L·, ,nL·l·rn W,l, lo 11'1."0.11 the iiiJUn.:d o~lld pr11\1Jc th t: m with ftltk.l. 'hater ;1,nd -..he Iter MiHC Smlk k. an 11!1 L'tl lllpany managa lrom V:tllillhl. :1hout 60 mik-.. wc-..l Df the ~l llL" ckJ arc~1. -..a iJ v1ll<tgcr-.. hLtJ told him ... uh -watcr nol.'fltlile-.. th;1t liv.: along the toa.,t 2J)(X) were mis~ing . The e-..tim:tiL.' \ were based on UI,.':(;Ounts g:.llht! rcd hy wert: keding. nn the ~.:orp~c .... The cn mhin~J popu! ;l lton of thl' Austral"'" aid wurkel'\. Jim Croucher. a Roman Cllh ol• c ~nown . mi l\~ ionary aff~1.: tt:t.l J 1-.. triL:t i-.. n111 prc ~.· i ..,cl y who is coordinat in.c rc,. FEMA approves temporary housing aid 3 4&5 Daily 3: 3-.K-6: Daily 4: 5·5·3·9 wcr'-' ~~~ nwn y hodi~-.. lo!!cther I h;td IP mo\t: Ihe hoat -.. lnw- . .aymg . burying the dead where they lay on the beaches. Others patrolled the 'ea in motorboats. towing nets to redaim floating bodies. while salt-water ~rol' · odiles reportedly fed on corpses. 2 ·· Th~..·rl.! wi asked. Missionaries and villagers were Ill 6·11 9 YJ..:iA. l()()() people died. ,.. "Where is everyhody else . Tek· Good Afternoon Comics 252 Upper River Rd. (740) 446·0842 moslly children and the elderly: Hut other officials gave mu~.:h htghcr 'landing cnurt- hou>e in the >late. the of about ~.000. It no longer ~xi..; h . "There wo.ts nothing lcft l!;..cert for ~.:oco nut tr~l!~ : · ,aiU Lu,i..:n Rnnlllh.:. .who "iaid ht! saw .. tht ~l!a ri,ing up and comin'' toward me" when a 2Jfoot wall c~f w:.Jter cra"ihed into the northwest ~,.·oast of Papua Nt!w Guine:.~ nn friday. ' . I L<ll:al aut honlle> put th e ot·1·"'" death tnll llxlay was at lea.sl 71MI. Tavlor Martin. who p<lrtrays !Xth COME IN FOR SOME COOL SAVINGS THIS SUMMER ON ANY OF OUR NEW AND USED C4RS, TRUCKS AND VANS. MEMORIAL SERVICE - A memorial service was held early Saturday afternoon at the annual Battle of Buffington Island Re-enactment to recognize the Union and Confederate soldiers who fought and died there on Sunday, July 19, 1963. The guest speaker was Slate Rep. John Carey, R,Wellston, at far right. · COUNTY'S FINEST - Marcil Weber Keller,IO, and Roy Miller, 82, W.re recognbad at the olc!Mt men and woman In 1ttandlnce at Cheltar-SIIacle Daya on Saturdly. ~ The Federal Em~rg~ncy Manage· ment Agency has approved nearly $100,000 in tempor•ry houstng asm· tance gmnts for Meigs County reS\. dents as of Friday. FEMA has issued more than $4.6 million in relief funds to Ohio residents affected by the June flood since the June 30 disa.,ter dedaro1tion by President Clinton. According to a FEMA repn:sen· tative, 135 Meigs County residents t. have regi,tered with FEMA a.s disa'· ter victims. and 60 have rccem~ d ~ran t funds to help rebuilu or repair their homes. Last week. FEMA opened a Di, . aster Recovery Center in A,thens to provide informution about progr•ms for disaster victims . The center is located at the Southea'l Psychiatric Hospital at 100 Hospital Dri•e. and representatives of several state nnd federal agencies. including the Area Agem·y on Aging . the lntcrnal ~cv­ cnue Service and the Sm;dl Businc" Administration are on hand at th~ to an~wl!r t..jW.:,tum'\. Thcl."iC "iCeking a'~ i,tan~c frnm ~.· e nter FEMA mu'l liN call the agency\ toll-free regi"mtion line atiXfXlJ 462· 9029 in order to he placed in th~ agency's computer sy,tem. Visiting a disa,tcr recovery center is not required in order to m:eive ao;sisLance. . �Monday, July 20, 1998 Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992·2156 ·Fax 992·2157 Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. ROBERT L WINGETT Publllher CHARLENE HOEFUCH DIANEHIU Controller Gtntr~lllllnager no.- -w-. ro IM«<Ifcw , _ - o n • - , _ ot lop/a. Slwf....,. {3IJO...,.,. or lea} .Vn t1te ,.., cNna pubfllhed. ~ ,.,. 11n.,. ,..,.,. - oi/Nr,. odl1»d ot,.., E«h lhould lrodudo • . . - .. - . . -....,..,. [ l / t t i M - s,.dty. dolw "-..·.............. (ft'lloul - · - ro ,_.,.,. ro rtw l!dttor, J7lto _ , m Cowl St, "-tty, Oltlo - · cw:liU to "' - .,.._.Z1S7 Ohio Perspective: Campaign finance law provisions face new challenge from parties pn ~oday in history lAy The Associated Press 1: Today as Monday. July 20,the 20 Ist day of 1998 There are 164 days lett !!)I the year 1• Today s Haghhght10 Htstory 1: Suharto built his fortune upon corruption and JAN MOLLER Rootong out corruption and cronyISm m IndoneSia an the wake of Presadem Suharto "s 32 year rule wall be dafficuh. af norampossable Even the mylhologacal Hercules. who cleaned the Augean stable, by davertang amer. would have found a dauntang task on lndonesaa Duong has long ampenal reagn. we consaslently cntacazed the lndones•an leader and detaaled has and has Jamaly's growmg fortune Our reports were denounced by the lndonesaan government as exaggerated and anaccurate h now appears we were too conservative m our reportang on Suharto 's corruption and despolasm For anstance. CIA sources told us thear best est amale of Suharto 's personal fortune was somewhere between $3 balhon and $5 ballaon But now 11 appears that he may have as much as $14 ballaon, accordmg to Forbes magazane, whach would make ham the world's stxth wealthiest man (lncadentally. Forbes dtd 1101 mclude Suhano and hts tll-gouen gams m !hear top 400 until we chtded them m 1995 for excluding lhe dtctator) And thai 's not all The best US mtelhgence esttmal<li - some of 11 dr~wn from whiStle-blowers mstde govemmem- tndtcare thai Suharto and hts sax chtldren may be worth a total of S40 bllhon. a knowledgeable source told our a.soctate Dale Van Alia lronrcally. that 's the same amount of the aad that the International Monetary Fund suspended when the government changed hand' m May How could the Suhartos ama's such an ancredablc fonune? The chants of student demonstrators tn Jakarta put at succtnctly " End corruptton, collusron and nepousm 1" Suharto 's chaldren, and all manner of real and shtrt-tall relataves, were grven monopolies to run The company darecto,; often extracted huge personal feeli from every contract Bnbtng a Suharto wa' the only way rorergn compames could cui through ned tape and move ahead on prOJ<CI~ For years. Suharto s wtfe Tien. wa' trreverently moc~ed by lndonesaan cnucs as - Madame Ten Percent. · ~uggestmg the ponton of the overall lndonesta economy thai she and her family lake Madame Tien ha• more of a la'te for nches than her husband. favonng dtamond nngs. and was mfamous for her abthty to ratse "conlnbutrons for allegedly chantable causes m the manner Imelda Marcos and Evata Peron once dtd The Suhartos own banks. satellite commumcatrons. utthltes. lransponatton networks, otl and gas concessaons. pharmaceulrcals planlauon~. cement and sreel ractones, restaurant• and toll roads All m all. the Suhartos have more than 1.000 bustnesses There have been Suharto ramtly restgnaltons from compantes. but fnends have been left behtnd 10 run them and. probably, conunue 10 er saphon the booty to the Suhartos But these days. a newly hberaled pre-s ts slowly dtggang outlhe Suharlo famrl y s entanglements m IndoneSia s bu,rnes-es Expo-es are publashed on a datly ba"' They call II ' Suharto s tnlhons. whtch as the amount counted tn lndonesaan ruptah Only the new government can do an effedtve Job of house-deantng. bultlts nddled wtlh Suharto crontes And thai begans walh the Suharto's successor. Prestdent B J Habtbte He has promtsed lo end the ··corruplton. collusaon and nepotrsm ·- But what hope" there when, as lndonesaan medta have detatled. Habtbte and has own family ennched themselves whtle he has been m publtc nlllce accumulaung more than !10 companaes worth._, much as $HO mtlhon' Hababte alelended hts personal wealth m a mre New York Times anlervrew an thiS way " Many people become nch tf you work hard anal you are educated He 10ststed that hiS famrly had hecome wealthy not by personal conneclrons. orconllacts of mteresl wtlh the government but through a good educalton and strong work habits Two mdependenl organrzatlom are uyong lo ferret out the corruption the lndonesaan Corrupuon Watch and the Concerned Ctttzens for Publac Assets They have some notable poltlacrans lawyers and acwunlanls aboard so they may make some headway - and we wtsh them well However. there's a poor trad record of recovenng money Irom wrrupl alactalors The personal fortune of lormer Phthppme Presaalenl Ferdinand Marcos was eslamaled al $5 btlhon lo $10 btllton. but m the 11 years smce hts ouster only $1 htlllon ha.s been recovered by the government Meanwhtle. the deposed pre>~denl Suharto doesn I venture nul much Irom hiS central Jakarta home When he does_ he has 10 make unaccustomed stops at red ltghls. unescorted by motor<ade Wath lew lnends. considered a pohucalleper by lonner cronaes lry10g lo dtstance themselves, Suharto s pnmary remmder ol hiS glory days IS hts pel parrollhat dult lully screeches "Gaxlal mommg. Mr Prestalenl · (Jack Anderson and Jan Moller are columnists lor United Features Syndicate.) Inclusive policies can be too far-reaching By NAT HENTOFF Shenff Joe Arpato of Anzona's Mancopa County pndes hunself on runnmg a no-fnlls Jatl Inmates are housed m Ients and fed green bologna I heard htm recently on a radto program clatmmg thai has ts the only Jatl m the world wrlh WOMEN cham gangs He had already msllluled male cham gangs "I believe m equal opporluntly." the shenff explam~ In an auempllo ensure secunty tn hts Jatl, the shenff decreed that the pnsoners could no longer be permuted "sexually exphcu" malenals "Sexually exphcu"ts descnbed as "personal photographs. drawrngs magazmes and ptclonals thai show frontal nudtty ' In 1996, Jonathan Mauro. an mmale, was dented havmg Playboy - to whtch he had subscnbed delivered to hts cell He liled a Farsi Amendment law suat Mauro vs Arvmo In the federal Dastncl Court the shenff prevarled The JUdge agreed walh Arpato thai such matertal could lead 10 contltcls among pns oners as well as harassment of female guards. creatmg a 'hostale ~ ork envaronment ' An appeal was taken 10 the 9th Carcual Court of Appeals In the anteresl ol full dtsclosure. I should slate that Mauro's lawyer was my son. Ntcholas Dunng oral arguments, he potnled out lo the JUdges that a slalule 10 thai courtroom of the Goddess of Justlce - her breasts bared - would be bamshed under the shertff's ukase Nachola' also noted thai forbtdden to the mmates- under Arpato's rule - would be Natrona! Geogmphtc medtcal JOurnals, and arttsltc works by such patnlers as Mtchelangelo The three-Judge panel voted unanrmously agamst the shenff Judge Belly Btnns Fletcher. speakmg for the court. satd thai ' pnsoners do not lose lhear consltiUitonal nghls merely because they are ancarceraled although such freedoms are hmued necess7mly by the context of lhear surroundmgs " In thts case. the court noted thai · although pnson otficrals' npmums regardang secunly threats are owed deference. we 4Ues11on whether all malen.tls deptcltng nudlly are 'reasonably hkely ' to be the cause ol VIOlence or a tool ol harassment absent prool or reasoned explanallon that thts wrll result" And thai was the crux of the case The regulataon covered ALL trontal nuduy and thereby al covered too much Satd Judge Fletcher. ' Maricopa's policy ts overbroad and as On July 20. 1969, Apollo XI astronauts NeiiAnnstrong and Edwon "Buzz" jl.ldnn bec.ame the lirst men to walk on the moon as they stepped out olthear ~!)mar module ~- On thas date C: In IKill Colombaa declared 10dependence lrom Spaan :: In 11!61 the Congress of the Contederate Stales began holdang sessaons ~ Rtch mond Va ,: In 1H71 Bnttsh Columbaa entered the Confederatton as ,, Canada an ' provtnce ' : In IH81. Saoux lndtan leader Sallang Bull. a fugltave sance the Bailie of the Laule Bag Horn. surrendered to fedemltroops . In 1942 the tirst detachment of the Women s Army Auxaltary Corvs. latknown.._, WACs. began basoc traantng at Fort Des MQ_anes. Iowa • In 1944, an attempt by a group of German ollictals to assassanate Adolf Hatler fmled as a bomb explosaon at hts Ra,tenburg headquane,; only woundYet here we are. an the bloom ot .id the Naza leader By TONY SNOW adullhood. devotang our ptllow talk 10 : In 1944. Presadenl Roosevelt was nomanated for an unprecedented fourth Creators Syndicate l):rm ol office al the Democralac Nataonal Conventaon an Chtcago WASHINGTON - Ltvtng tn land-boats thai look hke aardvarks. . In 1951. Jordan's Kang Abdullah Ibn Hussem was assa.ssonated an Washmgton durmg the summer ts We don't whasper excttedly about top lake ltvmg msade snmeone's mouth speeds or mtleage We want someJerusalem • In 1976. Amenca's Ytkang I robot spacecmft made a succeosful. lirst-ever The au turns vtscous the Potomac thang that wall ae<ommodate lour raver emats a fog redolent of rollmg baby seats or $5(K) ot loa let paper on h.ndang on Mars : In 1977. a fla.,h flood htt Johnstown. Pa. ktlltng 80 people and causang flowers People swam more than s,ale at the Prace Club _walk through the noonday swelter. We don't look at anteraor $350 mtlhon an damage • Ten years ago Ma"achuseus Gov Machael Dukakts receaved the Demo- pumpang lhear arms arl vaan hopes of " appoantments'' the way we used to ~ralac prestdenltal nommataon at the party's conventaon m Atlanta (raman >tlmng a breeze eather Burled walnut ts out CamouOn days lake these. many of us m llage as an We want carpels that wall k:ader Ayatollah Khomeana accepted a truce wuh Iraq. even though he saad the capatal know we're supposed to htde am mal huar or a youngster's protile dectsaon was lake dnnkang poason • Fave years ago Whale House deputy counsel Vancent Foster Jr was found be thtnktng about grave matters of Ject tie emtsstons We want a stereo that can out,t,0, to death an a park near Washmgton, a sutctde A day after finng Wrlltam state, but our bratns won 't let us Our Sessaons as FBI dtrector, Presadenl Clinton named federal JUdge Louts Frech mmds tum meluctably toward more scream a preschool class and survtve personal and antrmate thtngs the ansenron of penmes. pencals or tb replace htm Ltke mint vans • One year ago Seven people were arrested after New York Caty pohce tee-cream cones So a~ amportanl personages bustle found scores of deal Mexrcans kept 10 slave-lake condttlons and forced to As for color, forget about fi~­ pwdle trankets for the smugglers who had brought them to the Una led States past my office wtndow, I can't help engme red. We need somelhmg thai Today's Btrthdays Actres>-siOger Sally Ann Howes ts 68 Vadeo arttsl Nam but lhtnk about these ghastly veht- wtll hold up well after prolonged Jime Park ts 66 Rockabtlly s10ger Sleepy LaBecf as 63 Sen Barbara A cles My wtfe and I recently decaded exposure to sun, du.•t and bnd bombs. Mtkulskt (D-Md) ts 62. Actress Dtana Rtgg ts 60 Rock mustcaan John Lodge to start shoppmg for one because our Pool-algae green seems p1111;ttcal. (The Moody Blues) IS 55 Country smger TG Shepherd ts 54 Stnger Ktm two ktds and three dogs no longer fit Havmg dectded 10 uccept our lack Carnes rs 52 Rock musrcran Carlos Santana ts S I. Rock mustctan Paul Cook m a Honda of style wllh serenuy. tf nor defiance, We know lhts wtll mean sevenng we now face the tough part ('The Sex Pistols) rs 42 Acuess Donna Dixon rs 41 Country smger Radney all lies to the htp world A mrnrvan ts Foster ts 39 Actor Frank Whaley ts 35 Rock smger Chns Comellts 34 Rock Some evemng soon, as the sun to automotrve transponatton what speeds westward and our chtldren mus 1c1an Stone Gossard (Pearl Jam) ts 32 Actor Reed Dramond ts 31 Actor block socks and platd Bermuda shorts long for sleep, we wrll wander onto Charhe Korsmo ts 20 .. are 10 beachwear II ts the pocket pro- a car 101, hke wobbly-legged fawns Thought for Today "Courage wuhoul conscrence rs a wtld beast lector of conveyances stumbling_ mto a c!eartng Robert G Ingersoll. Amencan lawyer and pohltcran ( 1833-1899) '· such IS unconsltluttonal "The blanket prohabllton unnecesSartly precludes pnsoners' access to matenals lully protected by the Farsi Amendment tndtscnmmately ehmtnaltng large categones of materaals wllhoul mdavtdunltzed consaderallon' The court's optnton mcludes pan of the cross exammataon of Deputy Chtef Larry Wendt. who oiTered the only more or less spectlic clatm that removmg the ban could aftecl Jaal secunly Shown a photograph of a Machelangelo patnltng ol a nude Chrasl the deputy chtel- asked afat would attect prason secunty - saad that two tomales a devout Chnstaan and an atheiSt could get toto a tight tl the atheast satd. · Look at the saze of the genllals ol Jesus Chrast " Wendt wa' askealtf "a pacture of a clothed Chnst could mcate a light between two mmales " "It could.' the deputy chaef saad wathoul hesttataon The court was not convmced Because the regulataon as so allencompassang the court saad, 11 had no chmt:e but to "stnke tt as a whole " However. Judge Fletcher saul were the county to define sexually exphut' altiTerently or more narrowly. we would have a dalterenl case Shenff Arpaao pledges lo fight all the way to keep frontal nudaty out of hts pnsons - mcludtng the cham gangs Has lawyer ts asktng lor a hearang at the 9th Carcutt That latl mg. he may peturon the Supreme Court to revaew the decasaon If that recourse IS also closed, the shenff mtght accept the lhree JUdge panel s recommendation that "sexu ally explactt" be redefined lo exclude matenals that are protected by the Farsi Amendment In vaew of the current backlash an state legaslatures and Congress - as well as the courts - agamsl the very notaon that prasoners have constuultonal raghts. Sheraff Arvaao may have done an mvoluntary servtce to prasoners beyond has own Jatl By spumng a ledeml carcutt court of appeals to say clearly that pnsoners, JUst by bemg prasoners. do not lose thear consttluttonal raghts. they maght keep some olthem What should he consaalered now are Shentf Arp.uo s vaolattons - tn has female and m<~k cham gangs ol "cruel and unusual puntshment " under the Etghth Amendment (Nat Hentoff Is a nationally renowned authority on the First Amendment and the rest of the tllll ol Rights) Thoughts of grave matters melt in summer . ' Notices Monday, July 20, 1998 By JOHN McCARTHY Auoclatecl Preu Writer COLUMBUS- Slate Republican Party Chaannan Robert Benneu says the GOP-pushed carnpargn finance changes the ugrslature approved an 1995 appear 10 be sate - for now Last week. Benneu filed a complatnl wuh the Ohao Electrons Commtssron. accusmg Democrattc gubemalonal candtdate Lee Fisher of a!legally rats mg umon money dunng a untque 12-day wmdow The penod occurred between the It me the Ohao Supreme Court let stand a ruhng regardang the use of umon dues for pollltcal purposes and the effecltve date of a new law negalang the praclace Democral~ say thai ltme was fatr game for umon fund rats10g The Republicans argued that a ban on us10g dues for pohtacal purposes rema10ed tn effect because the stale had asked the htgh court lo reconsader tis rulang The court ha.' yello rule on whether at wrll revtsatlhe ca'e The challenge wa.• the lhard dtspule 10volvmg the campaagn finance law wtth10 the last year MaJonly Republican lawmakers tn December closed a loophole that could have benefited Ftsher When Toledo bu>IOessman Bruce Douglas decaded to spend hiS own money to challenge Ftsher 10 the DemocratiC pnmary. the $2.500 hmlt on tndtvtdual contnbutaons was ltfted for Ftsher But before Douglas dropped out of the race, Republicans scrambled to close the loophole thai would have allowed Ftsher to carry all the money over to the general election He was forced lo return most of the money to the contnbutors After the lOth Ohoo Daslnct Court of Appeals ruled that the ban on us10g dues for campatgns wa.• unconsttlulaonal. the Republicans aga10 huddled and decaded tn Apralthat unaons tnstead should be requrred lo behave lake poluacal acuon commtllees That means thatthe•r contnbuiiOn< are hmtted to $2,500 for each campat go anstead of gtvang whallhey could Bennen defended Ihe fine-tun10g as essential for Republicans 10 be compellttve Although umons usually contrabule heavrly 10 Democraltc causes, he reasoned that has research found up to 40 percent of umon members vot~d Republican m recent electaons " I'm ltmaled lo what I can conlfLbule and PACs are hmtted tQ what they can contnbute," Ben nell satd But Ftsher says the Republtcans created thear own mess and should have lo lave Wllh II Gov George YOIOOVICh and Secretary or State Bob Taft Ftsher's opponen110 the race for governor - pushed for the changes "Bob and hts Republican colleagues are the ones who wrote the law, and we wtll follow the law.' Fasher satd Benneu saod he dadn 't expect any further t10kenng walh the law at self, but another GOP-labor baule could be around the corner !: Bennell satd thai although he hasn't heard ot any tormal proposal, a baiP>ttssue that would re4uare umon members to gave thetr permtssaon for pohln:al payroll deductrons could be an the works Caltfornaans deleateal such a jtleasure tn thear June pnmary :: ·I'll be very surpnsed at you don 't see a paycheck protectron provasaon the ballot sometame on the luture an Ohto.'' he saad The Daily Sentinel • Page 3 Page2 By JACK ANDERSON 'f.sta.6£ufrd m 1948 • Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • lnevalably, a lellow wtll sneak up lake an unwelcome wand, weanng a suat constructed of a fabrac formerly known as plastic He wrll mlroduce htmself and talk to our chaldren wuh the false famthanty of a fifth cousm, lhnce removed Then he wtll extend hts soft hand and antroduce hamself wath a card beanng a JUrrmgly plam name, such as BtU, Phal or AI Auto salesmunshap not only allract~ such names, 11 demands them When wa' the last tame you bought a vehtcle from somebody named Chnstophe >Or who on earth would create a line of footwear called "Atr grade math> Yet somehow we never feel total ly at ease Just as the dope who flunked out managed 10 rule the playground Wtlh hts lists, the modem car wholesaler can reduce even the Hmttest grown-up to gelalan I can say the awfullesllhtngs loa prestdent or member ol Congress. but tor some reason I tremble before oleagmous salesmen You know the type They spend half thetr ltme M:ampenng off 10 confer wuh unseen managers, only lo return wuh sheaves of paper purportmg 10 show the true lactory rnvorce "And once we have completed the ugly deal, they Larry?" stalk u' by maJimg out desk calendars If somebody named Fabto wan- at Chnslma< dered on the lot seekmg work. the Btll Clinton says he wants 10 make boss would say. "You'll do, but only ltfe ea<ter for average folks Fme. If tf you change your name to Sam " he wants 10 prove he really cares, he Thts makes perfect sense A carts should lake ne~l Saturday off, head a btg commrtment II promtses to to the nearby lot and tell Arr Larry lo chew a btg hunk out of your month- sell the Snows the same thing t... ly pay for years to ~'Ollie Why entrust showed them last week, but foj' · your fiscal future 10 a fellow wuh a S1 .000 less. , name thai tmphes soctal supenonty Even tf he can 'I close the deal, ~ , when you can get balked JUst a.• e~s­ al lea.'l wtll get a chance to feeJ our · tly by someone who shares the same patn monrker a.' a kid who flunked fifth- Rubal W. Caldwell Rubal W Caldwell. 85 Tuppers Pl:aan' JJ<d Sunday July 19. 1991! at her restdence She wa' born Oct 30. 191 2. daughter ol the Iat< Newman E and Florence Hill Kmcaad. m looneyville \\i Va She wa• a lafelon~ member of the Tuppers PI"'"' Chmtlan Church of Chnst and a neltred cook and pan-lin><= cu,toJt.m lor the ~stem Local School Dtstn~l She ts survaved by two sons and daughters an law. Howard B Jr and Mar vene Caldwell of Tuppers Plaans. anal Jumm ( .and Sa il~ Caldwell of Racane >IX gmndchaldren and ea!!hl great-gr.malchtiJt en fnur brothers. JewelL M}rl Newman and Charles Kancatd. and'"" ''' "'r' H<~zel Shumway and Rosella Holmqu"l She was also preceded an death by her hu, h.tnd. Howard B Caldwell and by live brothers and one "'ter Servu:es wall be I p m Wednesday an the ruppers Plams Chmtlan Church of Chnst, wtth mantsters Ball Wanes. Don Seevers and Bnan Harkness olli caatang Fnends may call Tuesday lrom 2 ~ .anol 7 '} p m at the Ewmg Funer al Home, Pomeroy Memonal contnbutaons may be made to the Tuppers Plaans Chnstlan Church of Chn>l. and to Tuppers Plato' Chn, ttan Church Cemetery Fund and/or hospace Paul Jay Huston Paul Jay Huston. 68. Syr•cuse Jt<d Suml11 July I'I I'NH an the Ohto State Umverslty Hospttals. Columhu' Born March 22. 1930 an Tnalelphtd '.\ V.o sunol the late Jay and Anna Board Huscon he relrred from Ccnlun \lununum m Ravenswood W V.1 where he wa' a member of the Steel \\or~cr, U nuon He wa."'i a bnck mason with Pomeroy Lt)l~tl '1tor over 40 year~ serv.ng as pre:-ildenl for seveml yeah. ami w,,, ·''"' ·• ,elf employed L:Onlrador He wa' a U S Army vetemn ol the Korean Conll!ll a member ot Drew Webster Post 39 of the Amencan Lc~aon .mJ the Sacred Hean Cathnltc Church 10 Pomeroy Survtvang are has wtfe, Shtrley Beegk Hu,tnn a daughter and son-an law Atmee and Davtd Carman of Chcshtre three '""' Damel Huston ol Noblesvalle, lnd , Davad Huston nl S) rdcoN .mJ Douglas Huston nl Mason W Va , a brother and stsler-an -law John anJ Janel Huston ol Murray City two grandchtldren. hts mother-an law Lorena Beegle ol Pomeroy. a broth er-an-law and stster-m-law. Theodore and Lmda Beegle of Wonhtngton " ' ters-m-law, Rua Ftsher of Hebron and Martl)n Hu,ton ol Murr.ay Cory and several meces and nephews He wa' preceded 10 death by hts hrother Kaymond Huston a brother an law, John Ftsher. hts father-an law. Theud111< Beegle. and a naece Mass of Chnsuan Bunal wall be II .a 111 rhu"day an the Sacred Heart Cathohc Church, Pomeroy. with the Ke• f.tthcr Walter Heanz ulliuatmg Buraal wtll be tn Sacred Heart Cemetery ~ncnds may call Tuesday from 7 9 p m . and Wednesday from 2 4 and t. 9 p an at the Mtddleport Chapel of the Fasher Funeral Home A vtgtl servrce wtll be held an the luncral home Wednesda} at X 45 p m Roy Jones Jr. Roy Jones Jr , 72. Pomeroy, daed Sund.a) July 19 199H. at hts resodence Born July 18, 1926 an Pomeroy \lmol the !.ole Roy and Grace Po-. ell Jones Sr . he was employed by Frecker s Icc Cream Co for 24 years and served as presadent for the last 13 years He was prestdenl of the Ohao Datry Products Awx;oaloon 111 197H anJ '' board member tor several years In I'IXO he "as employed .as getleral manager lor the Gold Bond Ice Cream Co 'new plant 111 Mtssoun In 19H5. he was prommed to Manager and moved w Vvtsmnsan He retared 111 I 'IXH anJ returned to Metgs County He was a member of the Sh,ode Raver M.asonac Lodge a hie member nl Amencan Legaon Post 39 and past pre, talent nl the Pomeroy Gun Club He was a member olthe Meags County Ch.tml><:r ol Commerce and a m~mher of the Umted Methodtst Church nl Pnm~my He was a U S Navy Se.ohce and served dunng World War II SurviVIng an: ht> wrte of 50 years. Eunace Hall Jones. three sons and Jaughters-tn-law. W Machael and Debbae Jone' ol Pomeroy. John and Landa loncs of Grove Ctty. and Jeffrey and Tammy ione' of Pomeroy four grandchtldren. two brothers and >tsters-tn-law Wallt.om and Lera Jones. and Rachard and Donna Jones, all of Pomeroy a saster and brother-m-law. Margaret and Vic Stewart of Syracuse, a brother m-l.ow HE Schwab ol Vmcent. anJ '" v eral meces and nephews He was also preceded m death by a \Isler Dorothy Schwab Servtces wtll be II a an WealnesJa) an ih< Pomeroy Chapel of the F"h er Funeral Home, wtlh theRev Boh Robon,on ollau.llmg Bun.ol wall be an the Ptne Grove Cemetery Fnends m.oy L.all at the luneml home from 2 ~and 7-9 p m Tuesday Masontc servtces wtll be conducted by the Shade Raver Masontc Lodge at 8 p m Tuesday Memonal donations may be m.ade to Amenc.1n Cancer Socaety Mea gs County Unit. PO Box 703, Pomerny Ohm ~S7t.9 or to the Holzer Hosp~ee 'Metgs County Unll. 115 E Memonal Dme. 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DepartmmtextftlliHs are: General Mouaec ........ ................. .£11. 1101 New' Ell. 1102 or Ext. 1106 Tile Fund-ratser set rhe Or,m~c Chnsttan Church IS sputhnnng J smorgasbord dmner Munda) July 1o al the LottnJ~e CutniiiUtlll} -Bulldang II am to 0p m Pnx.:c:tJs gu towartl reblnllllng the ,hurch whtch was destroyed hy llond \httl!rs on June: 28 Don~ttton ' m.t\ hl' m.tdc: to Orange Chnslt.tn Church Bualdang Fund-Hockang Val le\ B 111~ Cool\ aile Ollice or m.ukd '" Jam Deeter 17'1 Lottraalge Road Llk>htlk Ohto ~ 5 71 1 Oh\ e Trustees 1 h~ 011\e Townshtp Board ol Trust<es wall meet tn spectal sessa on Wnlncs<lav R p m at the town shap g.u.1gl! on Joppa Road Metgs Local Board Tho Meags Local Board of Edul .lltotl w11l meet m regular sessiOn Tucsd.t) 7 p m at the daslmt s cen tr.ll olltLe on the second floor ol the Poanero) Munacapal Butldtng -Obituaries- Obllu81'leo ore paid announcamenta urangld by loea1 funw•l homea Obltuarlea are publtohed .. r.qunted to occommodu lhoM dalrlng lnf01111111an than Ia provided tn the .._..,.,y1ng Dulh Nollceo more Rubal W. Caldwell Rubal W Caldwell. 85, of Tuppers Plams. Ohto, died Sunday. July 19, 1998 at home She wa, born Oct 30 1912. tbe daughter of Newman E !ifcaad and Aorence Hall Kancaad an Looneyvalle. Roane County. West Virgmra. She attended Tuppers Plaans Hagh School . and later lrJnsferred to and then graduated a> valedtctonan ol Reanersvalle Htgh School Reanersvtlle Ohto At II years of age she became a Chnsttan wuh a Chnsllan Baplt>m al the Marler Street Chnstaan Church an Akron. Ohto and at the age of 16tmnsferred her membo!rshtp to the Tuppers Plaans Chnsuan Church of Chnst. where she wa, an actave and faithful lifelong member . She wa• a retired cook and pan -lime custodaan for the Ea~lern Local School DIStract lor a number of years She was marraeJ for 46 years to Howard B Caldwell who preceded her m death tn 1'177 She was abo preceded tn death by five brothers. Vtrgtl Denzal Donzal Dorset and Kenneth Kancatd along wuh one Sl>ler. Ectl Sutliff She as survaved by two sons Howard B tMarvene) Caldwell Jr of Tuppers Plams. and Jammy C !Sally) Caldwell of Racane, Ohto, Sax grandchaldren. Howae Caldwell of Racme. Bob (Ten) Caldwell of Vincent. Ohao Martae I Tim) Baum of Chester. Ohto. Jtmmy Caldwell of Racane Jeff I Ala >a) Caldwell of Jackson Ohto, and Jodt Caldwell of Ractne. Eaght great-grandchaldren Rabena. Ken and Cynthaa Caldwell. Racane Amber Natahe and Robby Caldwell of Vancent, Ohto, and Derek and Devon Baum ol Chester Four brothers Jewell Myrl Newman and Charles Kmcatd. Two sasters. Hazel Shumway and Rosella Holmqutst Servaces wall be held Wednesday. July n 1998 at I p m at the Tuppers Plaons Chrastaan Church of Christ Tuppers Plams. With mtmsters Btll Wtnes Don Seevers and Bnan Harkness oflictaung Fnends may call Tuesday July 21. 1998 from 2-4 and 7-9 p m althe Ewang Funeral Home Pomeroy Ohto Memoraal contrabullons may be made 10 the Tuppers Plams Chnsuan Church of Chnst, and the Tuppers Platns Chnsuan Church Cemetery Fund and/or hosptce Paul Jay Huston Paul Jay Huston 6H Syracuse daed unexpectedly Sunday July 19. IWK at The Ohao State Unaversaty Ho,pltal tn Columbus He was born nn March 22 1910 an Tnddphaa. West Varganoa. son of the late Jay Hu ston and Ann.oBo.ard Huston He reured lrom Century Alumtnum tn Ravenswood West \mgano.o where he wa' a member of the Steel Work ers Unaon He was a brtck mason with Pomeroy Local n lor over 40 years \1!1"\ m~ a.'i pre,tt.lentlor se;:veral year" anJ was also a ~lf.employc!d ~.:ontrador He w.ts aU S Army veteran olth< Korean Conllact a memher ol Drew Wehster Post 19 olthe Amenpn Legaon. anal he wa' a member of the Sacred Hearl Catholic Church an Pomeroy He r' '"rva veJ by has wafe Sharley Beegle Huston ol Syracuse a daugh ter .and son tn-law Aamee and Davtd Carmtn ol Cheshrre three sons Dante! Hu,ton ol Nohbvalle lnJtana. Davad Hu,ton ol Syracuse and Dougla.s Hus ton ol M .....on Wesl Vtrgmta a brother ami stsler·tn·law John anJ Janet Hu:\ ton ol Murray City two grandchaldren Jonathan and Rachel Carmtn ol Cheshare has mother tn-law Lorett3 Beegle of Pomeroy. a brother 10 law and stsler tn law Theodore and Lmda Beegle ofWorthmglon ststers tn law Rata Fasher ol Hebron and Manl yn Huston of Murray City, and several noeces and nephew< He wa_, preceded an death by has parents. a brother, Raymond Hu, ton. a brother an 13w John Fasher has father 10-law Theodore Beegle. and a mece Julae F"her Mass ol Chrastaan Bunal wall be held II am Thursday. July 23 , 1998 at the Sacred Heart Catholac Church an Pomeroy with the Rev Father Walter Heanz ollicoaltng Bunal wall follow 111 the Sacred Hearl Cemetery. Pomeroy Fraends may call Tuesday. July 21 19981rom 7-9 p m and on Wednesday July 22 1998 from 2 4 and 6-9 p m at the Mtddlepon Chapel of the Fasher Funeral Home A vrgtl servace wtll be held at 8 45 p m Wednesday July 22 1998 Roy Jones Jr. PERIOD MAGICIAN - Rodney the Younger, portrayed by Taylor Martin, delighted the crowd at Chester-Shade Days on Saturday, with an 18th century magic and llluston show. Here, Pat Holter and Gay Perrin participate in one of the performer's lhows. Chester-Shade Days (Continued from Page 1) a ghos1walk. The Past Speaks Tales of Chester Shade an whach cos turned storytellers ponrayed char.tc ters Irom Chester s past The sax .perfonnc" Nel he Parker Max ane Whitehead Howard Parker Ron Eastman Mary Powell Daxac Sayre. and Henry Bahr. told the col urlul siOfll!s and anh!cdotl!\ ol Luc.:v G Steadman Whtte Dorothea Ste.oJ man, L"h Water' Nathan Burm Mr' John RO<!cher Rhoda Knaeht and Eaa Q, horn«= .dl pton«=l!r' ;m.! prmmnent ft g ur~' I rom th\! L:nmmu nll y ' htslory The L:«=nterpt~:t..:c: tlllhc: c.:dc:brJil(JO the: Che, lc:r Courthou"~ w,l 'l npen throughout thc:- c:-vc:-nt .md hou,t:ll ~vc:ral handm.u.k yut Its and a Jp., play of farm tools Rt:L:t:nl tmprovc: menls 10 the butldmg tm.: ludang ,, new noor and plaster work have only The courthou~ was also I he s.c.:ent: : ol a receptaon on Saturday tor elect : ed ollicaals who also vtslled the Battit: ol Bullmgton Island reenactment an Pnrlland Abu on Saturday. a paralic was, held through Chester leatunng an ant14ue lar several people m p!nnd ll>slume~. a liretrm:k and a ilt:lorat· , cd llnat Bruce Myers Chester. was the parade marshall The Shade Raver bndge was tllu-. rmnated nn Fnday and the Cnun house and adJacent Academy butldmg w«=re allummatc:d on Saturday evcnmg Me1g.' County " Frne~t c.:husen lor O.:mg the nlde't 111 allenalance were Roy Mtller anal Marcaa Weller Keller both of Pomeroy Wmner~ ol il pat: hak.mg ~.:omest were Eboe Folmer Cleo Smuh and Jo Hall re~.:enrly been t..:nrnpkt~d More changes slated (Contrnued from Page I) comlorb notuvail.lhlt: at th~ ~arlt er site m Pomt!my Bet z ~.11<1 rcnov~atton s .. hould he completed by the thtrd week an Au!.!usl. aLILim!..! th:.~t .m open hou'c: may he held l.~er thts tall The program wtll l nntmue to usl! a c.:lassrotHH ,11 Rutl.tnU Element.1ry St.:hoollor s<"x.:tahzallon she . . au.J We hope to have .mother dass room m the Eastern Local School D1s1ru.:t. satd B~:tz We anttctp.lll! ullc:nng more socuUu.uuon lor t..:hlldren, !;,he aUUeJ Current\~ th!! Head Start program tn M ~ •g' County Is homt= bl.l~t:d me.onang chaldren .tnd !hear parents are vt"letlan thear homes by a Head St.ln te.tcher Chalalren .l!tend sou .a I rz~11ton sessmn., two J~ay s ·'month 10 .1 mort Lr~tdlttonl.ll da~ sroom enva · ronment Vod o Woods home b.ascd ' pe caaft, l omphasazealthe role that par (! Oh tulttll 1n lh~ program Sh~ c! nL: our.ag~ \ p.1ren1 mvolvement at the center .ond sattl plans <all 10 hold monthly p~arent me~tmgs WI! want to gel the parent~ wvolved 111 cdu~..: .tlton she sau.J The renov.ued Mtddlepon ollice will katun: a fatmly resource room lor p~•renh 10 c..:nml! tn anJ use Rl!UUttment tor the upt:omang I all He.od Start class " underway h Joc"n 1 \lop It s a year round proL:\!'>'1 s~ut..i Bet/ The programs goal ~~ lo enro\\ l14 chthlren min \ht! home-h.tsed pro- gr.tm tn .Hh.hlton to ~0 t..:htldren 1n lht" c.:hth.k.tre program at G1ngcrhreaJ. Hou se For mort rntorm.ttaon about th.: progr"-ltns L:all Ac.:t..:css Head St.art/Meag' County at 992 - 10H~ or Gan~erbre .atl House .at '1'12 751X Wooc..h ,.uc..J Roy Jones Jr 72. Pomeroy daed Sunday July 19. 199X ,11 has resadence He was horn on July IX IIJ2oan Pomeroy son of the l.tte Roy Jones Sr and Grace Powell Jone' He was employed by Frecker s ke Cream Company lor 2~ yoars ,rnd served as Prcstdcnl lor the last 13 years He w.ts Presadent olthe Ohao D.ury Products Assoca.tllon 10 i97K .anal a Two mutonsts were InJUred lui - lei I ol center Board Member lor several years In I9XO he was emplo)ed as Gener.tl M.an lowang a three vehacle .acctdent Sunager lor the Gold Bond Icc Cream Comp.tn) s new plant an Mas,oun In 19HS d.ay 0 ~ us B the Gallaa Meags Post he w,1s promote~ to M.an.tger .tnd moved to Wasconsan He retared an IIJHH ot the St.lte Haghw.1y Patrol reporteal .and returned to Mcags Coun ty Dnmanac p Caprell.l 16 ColumHe was a member ol the Sh.ade Raver M.ISOntc Lodge. a lak membo!r ol bu s and Jerry w Bogard 'i'i 490'15 Amerac.tn Le~aon Post 3'1 ,tnd P.tsl Presadont olthe Pomeroy Gun Club He Ne."e Hall West Ro.od R.ocane were was a memhe'r ot th< Mea~ s Countv Chamber ol Commerce .and a memher tran,ported 10 Veterans Memoraal ol the Un ated Mrthodast ChurLh ol Pomeroy He was a US Nav y Seabee Hmptt.al by tho Mea gs EMS lollow.md ... erveLI dunn!.!. World War II Ill!.! th~ fl 20 p m t.:r.lsh aL:L:ordtng to He "survaved by ht' wale ol 50 years Eunace Hall Jones of Pomeroy lh~ p.otrol thr<e sons and daughters- an law W Machael anal Debbae Jones ol Pomeroy Both were later treated and John and Landa Jones ol Grove City and Jellrey and Tammy Jones ol rdea, eJ ,1 ho,pat.d spokesperson Pomeroy grandchaldren , Maca (Dave) Rees of Pomeroy Bnan and Andre.t ,,11 d Jones ol Grove Ctty and Shelly Jones ol Pomeroy two brothers and ststers Troopers saad C.oprella w." north an law Wilham and Lera Jones and Racharal and Donna June' all ol bound when the packup truck he Pomeroy a saster and brother an low Margaret and Vtc Stewart ol Syracuse drove went lelt ol center .and col ltda hrother-an-law HE Schwab ol Vancent . •and sevor,tl naeces and nephews eJ wtth a southbound packup dnven He was precealed an death by h" parents anal by a saster Dorothy Schw.ab by Bog.ord Se rvaces wall he held II a no Wednesday July ~2 1'19X ,It the Pomeroy ~lyan g debns lrom the colltsaon Chapel ol the Fasher Funer.al Home Ollicaa!lng wal l be the Rev Boh Rohan struck a , 0 uthhound c.or dravcn by Ltnd.o L Rhodes S'i 2 1XX Gabbs son .tnd buraal walllollow on the Pane Grove Cemetery Fnends may calion Tuesd,ay July 2 1 11)98 Irom 2 4 and 7 9 P m .tithe Ro.td Shade .oL cordmg to the report tuneral home Ma~ontc sc:rvu.:e "i will be ~.:nnduc..:ted by the Sh.\de R1ver M.tson D. allla!.!~ to Bo~ arJ , v~hH.:Ie was " Loalge at S p m Tuesday Jul y ~ I 1998 ,cverc m:>Jerate to the ptckup dnven Mrmonal donation' mav he made to the Amencan Cancer Soc aety Meogs by Capreua and sltght to Rhodes car County UnaI PO Bo x 701 Pomeroy Ohto 45709 or to the H o i L~r Hospace troopers saod Capretta was uted lor Mea g' County Unat 11 5 East Mcanoraa~lD~n~v~e~P~o~m;e~r~oy~O~h~ao::,;;4~)~7~69.;.;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Three-vehicle crash injures 2 ""1 CHS Class of '51 Chester Ha~h School Cia" ol 1'151 wall hold- us annu.1l reunann at the Chester Farehouse on Sunday 12 -1 'i p m All teachers ,ond school mates welcome Foolballmeeting A 111-d,ay anstructtonal penod wall he ~ 111 tont~hl 6-9 at Southern Hagh SciH>ol lt;r students anlerested an pia) 111g lootball at SHS Helmet lit 1m~ 11 all he Tuesday. 5 p m Quality Furniture Plus For every piece of Action Lane Furniture You purchaseReceive 1 Free Beanie Ta' office closed fh< Maddleporl Income Tax Olltce wtll be closed Wednesday thmugh Fnday and wtll reopen next Wl'Ck Baby You1h ministry set Hope Bapttsl Church at 570 Gram St Mtddleport, wtll be held trom 7 to K 10 p m W<dnes9ay at the church There wall be Btble lessons, mtsstons, crufls, musiC and more. 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(740) 667-7388 l-800-200-4005 ' �Monday, July 20,1998 The Daily Sent~«:}, Sports Monday, July 20, 1998 :. , ~ GOTCHAI ~onds after the Rutland Reds' Michael Davis hit a CRUCIAL FACTOR - Mason VFW pitcher was a crucl81 factor In Sunday's Kyger Creek ltltle league Tournament ftrst· slow roller back to Bidwell II pitcher Jared Swam, Swain lays the round game against Green I Van Meter fanned 10, walked none and leather on the Reds Curt Vanan (far left) for the at-the-plate out tn tossed a five-httter, which kept hts club tn the hunt until the West Vtr· the first inning of Sunday's Kyger Creek little League Tournament gmians' four-run rally tn the stxth propelled them to a 7 3 v•ctory (OVP first-round game However, the Reds, who were ahead 2-0 at the time, moved on and won 5·2 (Tnbune photo by G Spencer Osborne) photo by G Spencer Osborne) CONGRATULATED by teammate A J Dickens is the Middleport lndtans' Ryan Frazter (player facing left) after Frazier's solo homer to center fteld oft Shaun Kletn tn the second mmng of Sunday's Kyger Creek Little League Tournament second-round opener against the Galhpohs Reds Though Frazier and Dtckens had two of the Indians' three homers, the Reds came from behind to win 16-11 (OVP photo by G Spencer Osborne) Mason VFW, Rutland stand among first-round victors Kyger Creek Green lied the game m Jhe lhird when Jake Bod1 mer who doubled lo L.L. Tournament nght center and advanced to thmi on By G SPENCER OSBORNE OVP Staff Wnter In weekend awon m the Kyger Creek L111le League Toumamenl a Saturday atler:noon ramstorm that allacked ea.,Jem Galila Counly torced po101ponement of three tarst round ~ame' Thai meant !hat ihree games nor mally played on Saturday were played Sunday In addlllon !he New Haven Reds and B1dwell No I two learns scheduled to play Sunday had !heir second round game poslponed unul today when II will be !he open er of a tnpleheader In Saturday's acuon the Gallipolis Yankees beai Pomt Plea.'Wnt State Farm 12 4 Rac1ne downed Vtnlon I~ 2 and Point Plea.san I Mead s Body Shop rol led past defendmg champ• on Hamsonv1lle DK Fackler 12 2 _ In Sunday mommg acuon !he Pomeroy lndtans whtpped Kyger Creek 16 3 and Pmnt Plea.sam Home Care Medtcal knocked off Chester 6 ~ In aliemoon acuon Mason VFW go! by Green 7 4 Pmnt Pleasant Naltonwtde Insurance beat the Bar low Vmcenl Badcals 4 I and the Rul land Reds defeated B1dwellll 5 2 to close ltrsl round play The final game of !he game whtch abo started second rou nd acuon saw !he Galltpolis Reds rally to deleallhe MtdJieport lnd1 an' 16 II Mason VFW 7, G"'en I 3 In the 'econd mnmg Mason 1-01 the Jame' tl rsl run when Chad Vtn Meter who n:a~.:hed on an error 'corcJ un Anlhony Jodon s sacnl 1ce f!rounder !he to the ml1eid relav Jhrow scored on Bnll W1\fm m s mlield "ngk In !he fourth Kyle R1zer s RBI Single and an error on Green 11rs1 baseman C hari~< Burns gave Moson Jhe runs 11 needed 10 posl a 3 I kad Bul m the boltom oiJhe lourth Green 11ed 1he game at 1 3 when Burns scon:d on R1zer ~ error at shorbtop .md Tommv Saunders scored on a wild pllch dunng Scolt Shrader ' a! bal Mason crackerl ihe 11e 1n !he <1X1 h when Healh SJanky s popup idl between p11cher Joey Graham ,tnd WISeman Jhe calcher The popup ruled a smgle helped RtZer to score Later tn the stxth Van Meter s sm gle to nghl and Shrader s error 1n nghl field allowed ihree runs lo score g1vmg Mason some breathtng roo'l' Van MeJersJruck oul 10 and gave up no walks Gmham struck oul sev en and walked etghl Bolh Jumed m complete game elforts For Mason ltmmy Rile and RIZ er Jumed m I for 2 elforts al Jhe plate Stanley and Van Meter wen! I for 4 Green s hillers were W1seman (2 3) Bod1mer Bum' and Jeff Payton (all I 3) ln!!.i.n&~ Mason VFW 010 204=7 4 ' Green I 001 200=3 5 2 WP - Van Meter LP - Graham Naltonwtde Insurance 4 8- V Badcats I New M tddo1t s two htt pttch tnl.! and conslslent demal h) N ltumwnle Insurance s delense kepi II on lop " mw.:h 1.., th t.tkmg aJv tntJ-=-t' ol B tr bollom of the second when Glover alter 'ec.:onU sat:ker Kelo.;.ey Johnson mufted Bumem s grounder Bul B1dwell go! b.JCk tnlo conlenlton "hen Dakola Slone scored on a wild puch and Greg Ph1ilips scored on a "ngle by Chns Lucas ( 1-2 1 While Rolland mcrea.sed Its lead 1n10 what became 1he final score Burnem and !he Reds defense allowed only Jwo baserunners aller the second Kyle T1p1on walked md Charlie N1ben was hll wllh a p11ch Bolh reached m the flflh Ne11her made 11 IO lhlfd Burnem st ruck out e1ght and walked Jhree 1n a complele game dTorl Swatn who lasted live tnnmgs before gtvmg way to Stone com bmed wtth hts succe"or to stnke out seven walk !>. IXand surremJt!r h1t ' to M1chael DaviS II 21 and Glover (I 3) Inmn~ totals 211 100=5 2 2 RUJI.md Btdwell II 020 000=2 I 6 WP - Burnem LP- Swam lnn.iJu: ll!tllb Galhpohs Reds 16 B V Badcals 000 001=1 2 5 Mtddleport lndtans 11 Nauonw•de 210 10x=4 50 To the umm11aled five home runs WP - Maddox and three lead exchanges m che LP - Canaday fmale may suggest a slugfesl Rutland Reds 5, Btdwell 11-2 But Jhe Galhpohs•Reds who gave Enc Bumem s one h11 pllchmg up home runs 10 Jhree d1lferent h1t worked 1n concerl w11h !he Reds lers noted for m runs m the lop ol adva nung runners and capt tah zmg lhe stXIh by usmg htts and !he Mtd on errors walks and wild p11ches In 1he llfsl !he Reds Bruce dleport lndtans errors and wild p11ch es to come Irom behtnd and become Glover who walked mO\ed to sec the fi rst te.1m to make 11 to the qu~lr ond on Burnem " walk .1nd got to 1erilnal round 1h1rd on a wild p1llh by Jared Swam Aller M1ddlepon look a 2 0 lead \lOrtd on a wiiJ p11ch Laler 1n !he lr tmc:: Burnem '>LO red on A... h tnlo !he seco nd Gal II poliS wen! ahead 1n !he second on !he strength 0 Bnt:n " ' tUJ!h. e l!roundou t 10 of Shaun Kle•n 'sulo homer lo cen '> hort...t np Rui l tnd lOok 1 \ 0 le 1d 11110 !he ler ileld .md K)le Hudson s Jwu run low Ymu~n l s f1rsl lhrt!e t!rrurs In che fiN errors by shortslop Alex Banh and cenler l•elder Greg Gill il an helped PPNI ' Jared Billmg• ~c or~d the games f1rs1 run A throw mg error bv B V pucher Adam Cana day helped Jared S1mms pul PPNI ahead 2 0 Through 11ve •nnmgs PPNI s lead grew Jo a 4 0 marg1n while Maddox and hts defense allowed !he Wash 1ng1on County on ly three baserunners 10 reach sewnd base None of those rnadt: 11 to thnd Th 11 changed 1n !he SIX!h when Dam~l Dunfee s two ou t s1n.!le to cemer se m M 111 Adams home wuli the . . hutout break1ng run But Greg Johnson n1ed OUI IOnghlilcld IOsenJ Nat10nw1de mto the second round Maddox slruck oul siX and walked ihree and saw Dunfee gel B V s onl y h11s 1n .1 complete game elforl Cana da) who also went !he dtstance struck oul etghl and walked lour N lltonw 1de s hillers were Seth Sargenl (2 3) Shawn Henry Brandon Rhodes and S1mms (all I 3) "'<.:Ort~d double 10 ngh1 cemer Laler m the frame m error by 1h1rd b t\fman Don me Whan on Andre Ge1ger s grounder got Hudson home Mtddleport hehmd 4 2 1n !he bouum olthe seumU st<.~rted era\1ng !hat lead wllh Ryan Fraz1er s solo homt!r to <.:t!ntt:r An t!rror on hrst baseman Tyler B.trry and 1hree wtld p11ches gollhe Ind1ans ,thead 6 4 M1ddleport gettmg .t thmJ mmng sc.~re Irom Klem s solo homer saw Wh ln 'two run homer m the fourth help balloon lis le.td lo a I 0 5 mar gm Bul m the l11lh GallipoliS lied the game at 10 by s4ueezmg l1ve runs out ol three h1h one error and one! "''d pilch One ol those filth mmng htls !hal competed w11h the five homers for the fans atlentton was Cody Cald well s Ime Unve s1nc!le that bounced oil pucher Chel W1~al s lei! collar bone The ball whtch wen! over W1gal s head rolled m10 cemer ileld and allowed Bubba Caldwell lo smre The 1mpact ol !he dnve sent W•gailo the bench 1n severe pam Cody Caldwell ialer scored the tymg run on a \o\o1ld p1h.:h dunng Bar ry s al bat In the bottom ot che fiflh Jhe lndt ans were hurt by Fraz1er s httUng mto a second 10 l1rs1 double play thai also clatmed M1chael Davts as a pulout VICtim But A J Dtckens solo homer to left pul Mtddleport ahead II I0 In !he snlh !he Reds Casey Tay lor scored the game s las! tymg run when he came home on Bubba Cald well s double 10 cenler Then D1ck ens error m nghlileld comm111ed on Cody Caldwell s tly ball allowed Bubba Caldwell and Klem 10 score That pol Gall1pol" ahead 11 II GallipoliS scored the last ihree runs ol Jhe day on Jhree errors ol wh1ch two were throwmg mtscues The Reds lurned !he last of the1r two double plays tn the bon om oil he SIXIh D tVId Boyd Jr h11 a ilelder s c.:hon.:e grounder to thmJ where thm.l baseman Cody Caldwell stepped on hts bag lo re11re Man Holley bel ore throwmg to sec.:om.J 10 reure pm(.;h runner Josh Buzz.1rd W11h Boyd .11 second and Whan geumg a Wlllk from Getger the dos er Brandon Bdl gmunUet..l out to lhird Jo end Jhe alla1r Klc1n who pitched 1 2/\ mmn gs t:ombmed w1th Getger tn stnke out lour and walk ihree Wt!al Fr.lller .tnd Holley wmbmed lo stnke nul etght and walk '" The Reds hllters were Klem 12 2) Bubba Caldwell Cody Ca ldwell Hudson (all 2 4) and Barry (I 2) The lnd1ans h111ers were D~ekens (2 3) Whan (I 2) Frazer W1gal (both I 1) Boyd and DaviS iboih I 4) l..!!.mng tolals Gall1pohs 041 056=16 9 6 M1ddleport ~42 'I 0= II 7 K WP - Ge1~er (m rehd ol Klem) LP - Fmz1er (In rehel ol W1gall -·- Here 1s the agenda lor the next 1hree days Today New Haven Reds vs B1d well I al 5 30 p m G.JII1pohs Yan kees vs Racme Manne" at 7 p m Mead s Body Shop vs Pam! Pleasanl Hardware at 8 30 p m Thesday Pomeroy lndtans vs Potnl l'lcasanl De.tl & Brown Funer al Home at 6 p m Poml Pleasanl Home rare MediCal vs Green II al 710pr. Wednesday: Mason VFW vs Nat1on"•de Insurance at 6 p m Rut land vs Oak Htll Bob s Sub Shop al 7 30 p nl By DAVE HARRIS Sent.nel Correspondent Lo~ 1n pl.ued ,, run 1n !he n111lh mn n_ to hre 1k 1 7 til t 1e 1nd po"-1 ~n 8 7 v.1n mer Me1 g' 1n e1ghth di'. IIILI Amenc m Legu>n baseb Ill Ill len Saturday dtlemoon a1 M~.:1g " H1 ~ h ~choo l the lllllllonlerence g tme of 1he . . ea,on for Mc.:1g.., bel ore h~.:ad tng 10 P l kt!nngton tod ty 11 S 1U p m to open up toum tmen t pl1 } It \A.J' Me1g' ,potted Lng 111 t 0 I It ul after four mnu1g.., hul h 111kd h ILk to tit' the J<.llllt: "1th 1 loUT 1un . , 1xth llllllng Loe- 111 JUmp~.:Li out on lOp 111 tlu.: fir,tummg when Shek I' h1t 1 one m I home run mer th t! ~.:e nt e 1 lldd !l.:n<.:e The 0 uesls IIlLI< 1\~d !he kIll 10 1 () m the 'eLond llllllll g on a pur ol Me1g.., c::rror" ....tnd\\ IL hc.:d 1rounJ 1 Speakm m ~ mJie Logan mere ,,.eJ the h:: 1d tn -1 0111 the thud on another Mur:-'i erro1 1 1998 MEIGS LEGIONNAIRES - The 1998 Meigs American Legion baseball team will open Eighth District tournament play today at PickerIngton In front ant (l-Rl o.ntk Johnson, Pat Mar· tin, Kyle Norris, Kyle Smlddle, Conty Williams, Matt Dill, Buster Penix end Adam Wllliame. In the bllck row ant -istant COICh Rex Cumlngl, head ... to len h ''e 1nc1 1 -.; mg!t: hy H:..~ll Me!_ . , ,~,n r~..:d 1 run 111 th~.: hotlom ol !he lhud 1nn1n, \\hen Bcnjl M 1nud 1nd Br1d D 11 en pori hoih n: td lt::LI on~.: nor" 1nd l um: 1111 0 '>LOrt: on 1 ' 111 ~lc h) P 11 M 111111 Lo, m Jhen hull! up • 6 I le 1J 1n tht' lounh mn111g on 1 "1ngk hy W il~!llS ~1 fiddu-.; chOilt:' I \ Ingle hy Shd "' md n dol hit:: hy R1c-~enh 1ch Metgs cui 11 Jo fi 2 111 1he illih ummg Jerem 11h Bentle) tnd Ru ... tv Stew 1rt w.dk.cd Bentk v '> Ink thm.l coach Jerry Davenport, Adam Cumings, Brad Davenport, Collin Roush, Jeremiah Bentley, Benji Manuel, Ruaty Stewart, Daniel Whittekind, Clayton Ohlinger, assistant coach Mlck Davenport and assistant coach Steve Bachner (Sentinel photo) c.1m~ mto \COle on Ad un Cum !li e" field~.:! " cho1~.:~.: Metg' l 1me h IC~ and lietl !he p 1me m the '>lxt h mntng Corey Wli l1.1m" lt:J olllht: m n tn e \'with .t \ Ill ~ l e He wa . . er.1 .. ed 1t . . eumd wtth M muel re 1Ch1ng on i.l l1eldcr" chn!lc Kyle Sm1dd1e Singled md D 1\ tnpon doubled Then atier ,, w.dk Jo M 1111n Rusl) Siewan do ubled lo lie Jhe \L:ore Log m came b tck m !he seve nih mn1ng lo !ale ,, 7 fi le "' Covert " d~ed ,md reached second on ,, wild p11ch Halllollowed Wlih 1go ahc td 'Ing le The lead was shon In ed howev er as Me1gs 11cd !he g tmc m the etghih mmng Marlm re.tchccl on an error a Jwo ool walk Jo Slew trl put runners on first and second Cum&ng"i !hen drove a double mlo the leli cen ler field alley to lie the g.1me al sev en Logan scored !he wmnmg run w1th one out m !he nmlh mnmg Shekas and Rtggenback hll back 10 back smgles to lead off !he mnmg one out later Hall smgle m the wm mng run Hall ptcked up the w1n m relief of Speakman fhe Jwo combmed to stnke out two and walk four Hall led Logan al the plate Wllh four Singles Shekas added a horne run and two smg les R•ggenback added a double and a smgle Corey Williams wa~ lhe losmg pucher 10 relief of Brail Davenport The two combmed 10 gtveup II htts, stnke out four and walk lhree Matt Dill had a double and a smgle to lead M~.:1g~ C um1n ~' D 1\~.;nport md h 1d 1 duuhlt: l: ILh M 111111 Benlle) Will i 1111' .md M nucl 'llh hJd \ 11\ e l t:\ Innm~ lnt.tls Stt:" 111 If the 992 Exchange is a Free Part of Your Telephone Service, Then You Can Call Holzer Clinic in Gallipolis Toll Free! By RICK GANO CHICAGO IAPI- Mth Sirolk,t can t ligure 11 oul Doesn l w.ml to Bul he s unhe.tten tgamo.;.t one of the most J,\lented lc.Jms m h.JScb.dl Jhe Cleveland lndtons 11 s a lluky Jhmg Sirolk.t s,ud Sunda) alter pllchmg !he Ch1c.Jgo Whtle Sox Jo ,m 8 I vtclory 01 er the Indians wtlh 1 lm11 htll<r II w,,, !he lefl h.mdc1 s ltlth cnmplele g.tme th1s se.1son hut h1.., first "m smce June 21 II s prohtbi> hec 1use they h.11e Jhrec lei! h.tnders 1111heu hneup ,tnd nol ,tlol oiJe,tms do th.n ,Jg,unsilell l!: L N w Y rl fl( l~ II 'i{ ~() 'ill 'ill 'i l fll l 1 I tttt H 1lt m n: r111p•ll•) n. ~I( \(1 ( rnlnllllm<tium 'i-1 .. .... .p .n -II n 1 l" 0 1klml s~ ml~ 7\J 'il(l 'iiKl -ll('i 111 'it>l "" 'I .. P·" 1 1 ,,w 1y h1ts Smnk.t s,ml 11Jer Ch1c• go s c1ghth \\111 111 II g !Illes R.ty Duth.lln sJ,uied ,, tlouhlt pit) 111 !he secnnd h1 h.llkh.ln<ling M.11 k Whllcn 'JrDundcl hdund 'cc ond .mU tlapp111g H \\ 1th h1' glll\t: 1P shmto.;.top M1kc C uu'o In the 1h11d .liter Cit!\ el.md 'Lnlt:d II ' on!) run Alben Belle !hie\\ M,ulll) R tm11e1 out .lt second .1' h~ 11 !Clito o.;.trCI<.:h 1 . . mgk I 1e been h •PPl 1111h nul del ensc !he All Sl If hr~ tk Wl11le Sox m.ul.lger krr) M muc\ ,.llll R.t) h '' been gre 11 AnJ Jnd I) 11 1lh Rohm Vcntu1 t 11 thml M1h pl!Lhlllt- thl: Sllll< I~ Cht• rut.!sday·~ I !nl•ld1I 1 II \\J} he du...l md F1 Ill~ c:!t:'ltlllg .1 h1g h1t It \VIS p10h thl) tllll hl!'\1 hallc;!.!llll: I hi' St:\ISOO II IV ISn !lor !he lnd1 "'' 11 holosl lor the l1fth t1n1c 111 o.;. IX!!. m1c' c.:nm mmang three errors m another o.;.lop P> perlorm mce I 111 not l1kt: most peopk I don I n1.1 ~e e<cUses 'ml h,lekup In lie hi er Sh.l\von Duno.;.ton \\hn 111 1de t\.\oO thJOVdll~ errors .It o.;.horl th~.: l1sl one k 10111g 10 tv.. o runs EH.:n 11 I w 1.., pit) tng e'ery day I d '''II mtke throw111g enors Thorn" h 1\ 111g_ h1" \\01.,1 .. e.1son 'lllLt: c.:omlllt:'- to th~ llliJOI\ 111 1990 1\,JS m ,, I lor l6sk1<l 11hen he hli ed ,, ptlch from Dale Burh 1 (10 8) mer the l~!nc:c 10 ught center !01 hl"'i 16ih homer The 1h1ee run shol lol lo\\ed m mhdd Slngk h) Cho~d K1euter ..1ltt::lde1 't:htm.:~.: md ~noth er 111i1eld hll by C iruso Belle lollo11ed Tho1111' hmnet "11h h1s scc.:nml duuhlt: mm t:d up nn ' "lid pt!Ch .tnd scored 1111 Rnhm V~.::mur.l s 'i.ICiiiiLt.:. 11) lo1 t4 0 lc 1d Burh~t "ho h.ts lostthlt't' \11111:-hl 111m' ~d mne hit\ md <.:l~hl run-.; Ill S 2/\ 1110101:-S I stunk I strugbled wllh fl1) mc4:h 1nu.: ' I \\ ,.., out ol ') nd1 Bur h.1 s,ud It "a' 1e-ood p1h.:h to hteFr.mk htllll wa., rtght 111 Ius swmg In !he lounh I olinn " tlknl Duno.;.ton lnrled hun 11 \C<.:ond hllo11.: R lnllleZ lui 111 RBI Slllgk llllllolkc II 4 I m !he fourth Bu1 Belle th~tw Jo second In gel R.un~rez ,md !he ummg fizzled Durh.un h1t .1 two nm hasco.;. lo,Jded dnuhle m !he Slxlh .utd loU! runs scored on Jhe w1ld pity when Dunston ,mght .1 rd.1y .md threw wildly pas second IS l1ttucJ I<H.tlch Durh.1m Y ho h 1LI m t!rrun the h tg 10 ..Wl -11•1 II 'i~ 'i.l -lP I' 'i-1 ..w 'i' -lll -l'i ..u 'i~l 'i-ltl 'il -174 'i~ -l~'i ~~ .ll. 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I rc.tll) don 1 h.ll e an explm 111nn lor 11 SIIOJk,t (9 91 hc.tllhc lndt.tns llu the Jhird lime lhts se,Json .md IS no" 4 0 hleltme tg 11ns1 Cle1 clmd On Stmd.ty he rc111ctl If• ol !he lm•l 19 htllers \\,liked 1wo and struck out se\cn He""" h.tckc-d h) some good ddens11 c pltys ,mtl ,, three- mn home1 I1om F1mk Thom.ts It 'wh ul 't: hct:"n t1lkllle! .thout In thi! Jour prevwus ~.1mcs \\ ht:n I sll uggled we d~tln I m tkc !he pit) s we m.tde JOd.l) Tnd.t) "" look Au h m /J II 0 ~ I I ALstandmgs ~ ~~ .. )1, ~ I I 992-7834 I<"' Scoreboard U l VI I AND DIAL perfecltn 10 sa1c opponuntltes !hiS By JOE KAY CINCINNATI !APt- The San sca\on Otego Padres ha1 e blo11 n open !he V tughn 1.1 "!he P llire' otlens11 e NL West by "mnmg e1en "hen cat.tlyo.;t g01ne! 6 lnr I'\ \\lulc mo' mg closer 10 M Irk Me G111re .md they re no! mihw best They blew am run le.td on Sun s.• mm\ Sos I lnr !he Nl home run day -Greg Vaughn s lourth homer le~td E.1ch nl V.tughn .., hotnu'i m the of the senes prm tded !he e Jrl) cush scnes 1ra1 ekd .11 ~m lee! S.m •on - !hen rail ted "11h Tony Otego h 1d ;.~tot II ol et~ht mlht.: thrct Gwyun s sacnflce Oy m Jhe etghih g.lme!'o. mnmg lor 7 fi 1telory .tnd three g.tme Th~11 s the n nne tll the: g.unc sweep ol !he Cmcmn 111 Reds Dmng "h lit!\ er 11 t 1kt' to ~t.:.l the JOh The ragged 11 111 comple1ed a 7 1 done V.mghn 'ml It \\ '' .1 htJ:! road tnp th.lt beg,tn 1111h a pur of "- eekeml hu t 11 ' mer nm' Wt! 'e losses m Los Angeles tnd ended 11 tlh Jll' l pot tn k..:.ep ~o 1n • an II g,tme le.td over San Fr mmco Alt~.:r \\e h)'' \ t.:nuplc.: nl tnu ~h ' The P.tdres b1ggest lead e1 er 11 ,Js m one' m Los An~eb we kepi our I • ' 1he1r 1984 NL champ10nsl11p se,tson compo""c kepi our locus md kepi • .J ~ • 11 hen !hey lim shed I~ g.tmes ahe,1d gomg of Houston and All 1011 Horfman gollhe lm.tlihree outs ~-. You c.tn I help hul nolll< 11 lor hiS 10Jh comeculn e s,11 e leav satd Gw) nn whose 0) b.tll m !hr. mg htm two shy of Demus Eckers etghth mnmg off John Hudek 12 >) ley ~ m.IJor le.tgue mark for c.:onsc~ set up the Will We 'tdr1ed th~ 11 1p UIIVe s,l\es from !he sian of 1season WINS PLAYOFF- American Mark O'Meara, shown in action from up 5 1/2 and "e n.: gom~ hom..: up h) Hnlfman h "converted hts I tsi18 Saturday's third-round British Open action, outpeced countrymen Bri- (II g.tmeo,l But\\c 'rgnttoputthlt opponuntlll' over~ll matchmg an Watts and Tigers woods to win the four-hole playoff and claim his aSide Clevel.md s Jose Mcs,J fur the third second major tournament title of the year (AP) That ' Ihe luxu•) ) ou h '" "l1tn Ion pest \Ire 1k smce si.l\ eo.;. were rec )OU If 10 first pl.tc~ You \Cju-.t got ogmzed Rod Beck mn1encd 41 lor !he lead When 0 ~k.ira b~rdted a player to J.tke c.ire ol )OUrselles ch tnces m ,, row lor !he lop mark 0 Metra s g.tme mc.mwlule hIS 17 behtnd him ,md w••ns lollowed The Red' \H"rc hdph.:'' 1g 1111't Htllhcock g.11c up three homer< never heen bette• Desp11e 14 1lliO swt Wo(Kio.;. ch mce"' were O\ er !he P.tdres all sc.tson The) llK>k ,, II) for the set:nnd t:on"it:C.:UIIVC: s.t.lrt I m very h.tppv I shol 66 bui nes 1n 18 yc.trs on !he PGA Tour he game wmmng stre.1k 1n1o the se1 H!s eXJendmg hts slump The lefl hander had never been mentmned as one ol ~omg oul I knew Jh.tl prob.thly e1 en but \\Ound up lnsmg thl:lr mnth h.ts gtven up 18 runs 111 ius last ihrce the game s best .md he doesn llhmk p.~r wa ... gomg to be the numt'X!r and sJratglu 10 !he P.tdr<s 11 "'" S m o.;.l~trlo.;. t:nvenng ltlmmngs thai should ch.m~e I JUS! dtdu 1 do 11 he satd D1egn' l1rst three g1me "'"e~p 111 Edu.1rtln Perez Sltried !he Reds' I 1h1nk I m a 1ery mce phyer a Cuu:mn.ttl \lllC.:C Scpt~.:mh('r 1990 Woods h.td 10 be sal !Shed ih 11 he comeh.tck by htllmg a Jwn nm homer w.Js 111 c.:ontent1on 10 t m.tJOr lor the good pltyer 0 Me.ir.l s,ud I don 1 In all S,m Dtego \\Oil II ot 12 11110 the upper deck m the second ilrsi llme smce wmnmg !he 1997 ci,JSSify myself ,IS ol gre II ploi)Cr from Cmtmn.tll tluo.;. ..e '"m m.1h.: h 1011111!:! only the ~4th homer tn re.1ch II he keeps wummg claret JUgs M tslers Mtddle rounds ol 73 77 m~ 1h ilt!"'il on~.: )t: 1r 1cc.:ord 'e.·lllht th~11 dn k smce tht: sl tdnun opcnt!J m "ere has undomg m .t tourn tmcnt he and green J••ckcls some people an) Je,1m 1no Hts r•• Jh~r rony h.td 1wo opened Wtlh a 6S ,md dosed w11h a m1gh1 They \ c got 1 !!nod h; 1m hut upper ded.- homer-; dunnJ ha"'~.: treer -*66 you c.m l JUSt ~1\t' 1110 them Red' Reg!_!te S.tmh~r"' hn ,1 o.;.olo shol m Here are the lln.tl s<.:ores of the If he had been able 10 wmend man tger J 1cl ~k Kc:nn ,.ud You the ihtrd mtl Gu1llemu> G.irCI.J- a w11h lhe w1nds Fnd.ty md Saturd.Jy Bill ISh Open on !he 7 018 ).ml can t w~tlk thl!m Yotl don 1 g1' t.: L ttc.:her gJv..:.n h1s l1rst m.tJnr lc.tgue ,, bll be11er 11 •mtghl be Woods wllh 70 Royal Bu kd.de Go it Cluh course your,cll ,, t.: h tnL~.: c 1llup lhts weekend- hn 11wo run Jwo maJOrs mste,td ol 0 Meart AI (x won four hnk pl.tyoll a .tma V.111ghn s 14ih homer ol !he "'' homer m !he fourth lm hts lirsl htg !he begmnmg ol1he year few m goll teur) son put tht:: P.ldr..:-. up 6 0 Ill the sn lt:.I)!U\.: htl Ill hts sccund 11 hat So:= would h.n e predtcied Jhm 0 Me.tra l'lmr ond 111n111g hul !he Reds hll 1h1ec P foX 1 1 M- ,KO ' MarL 0 Me tr 1 ~'i-.0 IKM would h,tve more m.tJors th,m h1s lin nW111 )PIJOIMI Mi hi 7\ 1!1 KO homer"' oil Stc1 hng H1tduoc.:k md lt ~tr w~~~~.h S..,lt ,~n 1\'i 1"111 M XI lncnd Notts Ltghlmng ll.tshc' m crhe.1d nx 7, P 111 -.,p ~01 B.trr) L trkm' RBI \lllek to lit.:. Jc,pcrl'IOt'lli.. '\IU 1117 Now he s got a chance 1n !he Juuluryl S ll~ 1117 prompted ,, 14 m•nuJe del.ty m !he 71 70 71 711 ,K, II Ill !he SCI enlh 7 1 11(, 7\ M- 1 K, Jt Ill H 1\t PGA Ch.tmp1onsh1p next month out I irs! mnmg V.tughn ,Jiso hi I .tn Hudek then\\ llkt!'tl '''" h ltkr' 1n fiX 71 7\Ma,Kl Rl)lllunt!Ru,\t'll 'S il-' lh7 stde Seattle to be !he (irs! pbyer lo I>• uprcr Ucck homer 10 the -.enl!s open 1 the c1::.hth .md 'it:c.:ond h.l\t:!n 1n R1ct h7 7\ 71 1\li- ,1\'i 'l• dll 'SKilh " 7 7~ 7 1711- !\li wm Jhree maJors tn ,, ye.tr stnce Ben Ci'tlnll HXLI ~7 1~KK er V.1ughn s four homers were cs11 Boone m.1de .111 err.ull 1h1n11 while hli7 7h7 1 1 M Hog.m won the M~slcts US Open 1 ht 111 ' ISJ I 0 ~7 1 -'KK m tied al 42'1 441 418.md 4~ I lee! lr) 1ng to turn .t dnnhlc pl.l) le.l\ mg n1 7-t 7-t 7-. ,K7 Hrlll l-1\ '" 'i"iX lH .md BniiSh Open m 19S3 71 71 7~ 71 ,1'17 Tony Perez h111he lirsl upper deck OiilUI Uu\a! ~:lil'i nl the b.tses I<Mie<i lor Gw1 nn Hudek M 77 7l 7..,_ ,li? That l.tct certamly w.tsn 1 los! on Jtlhn Hu, wn 'S'iK n l went Jo ,, 1 I cnunl md Gw) nn put homer tn the ,J,Jdtum ' htstory 1 l 7 11 7fl1 1-,ll~ 0 Meara who'e pre\ IOU" close'! ( ntl! Turntr '\-I I lKK fK 7 ~ 7~ 7 1- ,li"' !he P tdres .Jhe.l<l ,,~,unw11h tlly h.tll Gwynn s lirst mnmg sangll! w.ts Ius H 611'\ 71 -,IW hn1"'h to the cl.1rct JUt- c 1mc when Dr: Sm) th ~ -1 lKX to center lor hts sewn<i RBI ol the 2 880ih c.treer htl 1ymg Fr.mk1e 71 7, 7'\flJz, lKJ J '( M If 01 1)1 I ' -II lKK B tker Fmch 111111ed h11n mer In hts I'C"h:r HaLt:r 'H I 11il'i Fnsch lor 10th .Jilt nne San D•ego fiiJ 7"1 77 71 l)\lj g.1me Flonda house md !hey dr mk Jogelh 7! 7~ 7-1 7 1 1 1.)\f t r~ J n t' ~ 10 "~ M) "hole 1dc,1 1~ Jll'l to t.n up ,,I so wen! II I ag 11nsllhe New York S ilhl ) lt''!.lO!l ~ er from !he 1rophy Reds sl.lrter Sco11 there .end get a good pitch I c.m h1t Meis m 19RO 71 7\ 7~ 7fl= 1 1JU (una Str ll;i't' '1'11 1 11'i He sacd Look I can t lell you v'1p) S ngh 'lOlii 1\'i fl 7 7-1 7117 1- -,IHI m the ,nr ,md not try to he t he-ro tnd Wmchcsler ret ned <mly four oil he II 67 71 71i fill -.~,~~1 how much 11 meant th.til pltyed wllh It 1\.:n Alit h) '!i\0 1 \~ bu\\~ be IKed. the s.hortes\ o(ht~ \5 hn n grund ~lum Owy11n snul () Malle~ ) , I K-'11 71 11 "''ll 11·'2~1 a good fnend and how support" e PC'Ier 1 ffo) Kll 70-"~IJI Donne W.JII (l 2) g01 !he wm m.tJOr lc tguc sJ,Irls He '' 0 4 wllh " Lt't J nttn S"~ l K-Ill flJ 77 7\ 1tl "'Ill you were 10 me 0 Mear.1 rec 1lled S Ill Torr Ifill' S 1 1 1'1-10 desptle .tllt>l\ mg Ltrlm s 1ymg RBI '\ 74 ERA Since hts I,J,I 11liory on M 7, 71) P ::!IJI n A 1t'' 'S, I K-Ill Smce that ttme of course B.tler Slt'rht smgk 111 the !'o.t:\Cnth .mJ Tre\ or M ty 21 7 707fl11 ::!JI H ~~ I ,,t', S::! I K~O Fmch s g;~me has gone sour He was Hollm.m ptllhed the nmlh In rcm.un at Btrkdale as a TV comment,llor no! Sirotka's four-hitter helps White Sox down Indians 8-1 1\nth~m ~Holzer Clinic ... Kee i howlmg wmds .md mtn 10 hnght sun shme 01 er four days And m 1he end he got 11 done because Watts could not htl two shots of a lifelime ou1 of bunkers frontmg the l81h green !he <econd m the playoff Woods almost made 11 to the playoff too ro.tnng from behmd wllh b1rd1es on three of the i,JSl lour holes He closed" tth a 66 ued lllth Scolland s Ra) mond Russell for the best round olihe d.1y Jo lumh at ~81 Four pla)ers tted lor lounh .11 ~8~ Russell l1m Fnryk Jesper P,trne' tk and !he 17 )ear old .lm.tteur Juslm Rose of Englund II was the besl showmg by an amateur smee Frank Stranahan 1n 1953 Rose thnlled his countrymen by staymg m lhe Joumament unttl the end cappmg hiS performance wllh a 45 yard chtp m on No I8 thai broughl a lhunderous ova11on from !he crowd The last hole also pr01 ed Jo be !he key for Watts After forcmg the playoff wtth a speclacui.Jr ch1p shot Irom a green stde bunker to w11hm t tp m dtsi mce Watts d1dn 1 come close when he Ined lo hole a shot out of an ,Jdjacent trap tn ,, desperale b1d In keep Jhe m nch gomg I knew I h td to hnle !he bunker shol to h.11e any kmd of chance Walls s.ud Watts who held a two shot lead entenng !he fin.ti round pl.•yed sohd ly shootmg ,m even par 70 th.tl mcluded .1 cruc1al 18 fool btrdte pull on the 17th hole When the playoff beg.m !hough expenence took O\er W.Uts has WOO 10 11mes m Jap.m bui ne1er com pleted .1 successful year nn !he PGA Tour 0 Meara ts the MasJers ch.1m p1on .md has a game honed by reg ular practice m.uches wtlh hts 1r1end Woods On !he way to the I 5th tee 10 begm !he playoff c.tddte Jerry Htg gmbolham remmded h1m of !hose matches I wid h1m JUS! pre lend ) ou ve got Tiger out for an emergency mne al mght becau<e he beats htm allihe lime H1ggmboth~m s,ud If Woods h.tdn l run oul of holes m lront of h1m he m1ght have JOmed h1m for lhiS lntle march too Woods s,mk a 30 fool chtp on the 17th hole that got hts fist pumpmg then followed 11 wnh a 10 loot b1rd1e pull on 18 to ~e11o I under .md a 11e By TIM DAHLBERG SOUTHPORT England lAP) M tvhe no1.1 Mark 0 Meafl wtll 1n1 II< ian B tker Fmch mer 10 hts houo;e Jo share ,, dnnk ou1 of the Auld Clare! Jug If he doe' he mtghl do 11 while "eanng hts green Jacket The confidence 0 Me ira gamed on ly three monlhs ago m w1nnmg the Maslers proved cruc ml on 1ramy day al Royal Birkd.tle where sun broke Jhrough Sunday JUst m It me for h1m Jo h01s11he Bnush Open lrophy .md g11e 11 ,, kiSs on !he IR!h green 0 Meara sunned the shtflmg wealher off the l11sh Sea Jo shoo! elen par for 72 hole' only to olppi.Jud pohlel) 1.1 hen Bnan Wans htt .1 mtr acle shol oul ot a hunker on No 18 to Ioree a four hole pl.tyoff 0 Me.tr.t then calmed the nerves !hat had ,Jiso popped up .11 Augusta lor 1 s.tc HI) perlorm mc:e tg un't 1 player who hdd ne\ er been 111 con tcntlnn m 1 m.IJ<>r bel ore At 41 0 Me "1 bee tme !he old e't pi,I)Cr to \\IOIWO llMJOr lllll!'i II) one )C.tr .md !he firs! 10 Will the Open und M.Jsh!r"' m the s.1me ye.tr 'i iOCe Ntck F.1ldo m 1990 Its JUS.t m tncrethble fccllllc;! 0 Mear~ satd II I could put m) hn ger on 11 I would ha1e done 11 e.trll er m my c trecr It s JU't not th.tt easy In IWI B.tker Fmch 110n 11 Buk dale playmg .ilongsule 0 Me.~ra !hen 1111 lied hts fl~end In dnnk ou1 of !he JUg Wlih h1111 On Sund •Y 11 w.ts 0 Meara s tum •'' he m tdc h1 s YniY through lighl r.un 11 tlh ,, lin.tl round ol 6H ih II tppe.ul!d 10 he Ill he would need When 11 "'"n I he gm up Irom hiS perch on th" ~r tss surround1ng lne 18th green ktssed hts w1fe .md llent oul to bu<he !he first pltyoff hole and par !he neXI three Jo wtn hts first JUg Afler begmnmg the ye 1r '' not e1en Jhe besi golfer m 1 netghbor hood thai mdudes T1ger Woods 0 Mt:M.t (:,m nnw lt!J.Illrn.ltel) cl urn 10 be !he bes1 m !he world Even !hough I m nersous even though cert.un !lungs h t\t! tr,msp1red throuJhnut m) c.Jreer I reah~e Jh.ll more limes ih.ul no! th 11 I ve been able Jo luush ollihe deal .m<l gel the Job done 0 Me,Jr,l satd He got !he JOb done 11 Btrld tie JUSt as he d1d al Augusta Thts ttme he go! II done hec.1use he was able 10 m.IS!lf ccnd•llons Jh.n r.mged from Baseball Log.m 12 I 21M) I 0 1-M II 3 Me1gs 001 014 010=7 9 3 Spe.1kman H tlliW 7)andCovcn Davcnpon Willi 11ns IL 5) and C unungs Padres rally to get 7-6 win over Reds O'Meara claims British Open crown in playoff Logan cracks last-inning tie, beats Meigs Legionnaires 8-7 and The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio II /\Nil !I I\ !II 1<"1 '> I! I I 11< ld It I It 111\ 1\t~h II You Don't Need To Be Rich To Start Investing, But You Need To Start Investing For A Chance To Be Rich. • • • Call Me For Details! Karl Kebler III, CPA lnvestmenl and Tax Consultant 74().992-7270 Sccunues o1Te1<d througll H D Val l n - 1 SecunlteSinc. Ai1vi1ooJ Sc,..ICOI olr.nd lhroup H D Val Admory Servlca, Inc. 6l33 llonll S. ..••• • ••' lfi&hwly 161, FottrUI Floor,IIV!tw TX 7~)8~ ·' �Pomeroy~ Middleport, Ohio Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel Monday, July 20, 1998 Monday, July 20, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page 7 :Nuclear power plant survived 005 ADOPTION: Fre ~ h baked food s. relig ion , quality lime and a solid tile await healthy newborn . We are de~o t · ed , honest, couple ~ooki ng lor to pare nti ng Legal /confide nt ial . Call Gina and Anthony toll·lree 1· tornadofs wrath, b~t not easily I the aftemoon after the storm . By MIKE MOKRZYCKI . Associated Press Writer OA K HARBOR - The atom1 c power plant's control room gre w Jun. ·Green instrument lights !lashed red "' · the storm ragin g outside kncx: ked out two of three power lines. Then came " For a few minutes your heart goes up 1nto your throat," said Bob Dunnellon. the plant's emergency director when the generator alarm soun~ ed . " But you have a gut fee lmg that it's OK. Your guys conlirm it. Your comfort level comes back a bit. " Hours later. as the plant was swi tching bac k to offsite power, the . th e urgenl warning from securi ty: Camcms showed three di st inct fu nnel ·clouds takin g dead aim . Moments later the last powe r link was cut, and the control room briefl y went dark . The plant computer f~.il e d . A " red phone.. hotlinc to Washrftg ton we nt dead. On June 24 . the Davis- Be"c Nuclear Station on Lake Erie took the worst direct hit by a tornado ewr weathered by a U.S. atomic plant. · The 900-megawatl reactor shut down · automat i<o:a ll y and no rad iat1 on - leaked. due large ly to the staff \ · qui ck. competent res ponses and backup equipment. But for 4 1 tense hours. an array ol equipment probl ems compli ca ted efforts to kee p the reactor's radioac tive fuel core cool and to communi . cate inside and outside the plant. Among the problems: • The tornado severed fiber optic lines and knocked out the pl;tnt 's main phone system . The fe&ral hatline. linked di rec tly to the plant. also ..,el:omJ ge nerator shut down a few seconds early because of a faulty relay. • Once they declared the first generator inoperable. plant managers were required to speed up cooling of the reactor to get it into a "cold shutdown.. within 7 hours. That would mean dropping the temperature of the pressuri t ed reactor coolant nearly .\00 degrees . But another rule limit- age ncies. is preparing a report a se vere thunderstorm warning at 7: 4 ~ p.m. A tbrn ado wa rni ng cleared at 8:44 p.m. With winds of 80-90 mph on the leading edge of the storm knockin g out power all over Onawa County. a re gional dispatcher for Toledo Edi son neg lec ted to pass coolant pumps. which rely on offsite e l ~c t ri c it y . Offi cials were conce rned they mi ght create a dangerous steam bubble in the reactor ve ssel if the y coo l e~ it too quickly. plant operations superintendent David Imlay said. So plant officials invoked a federal regulation allowing them to violate the 7-hour dea~li ne " when this action is 1rnmediatel y needed to protect the public health and safety." Donne lion s a i ~ the plant wi ll rev ise its proce- fail ed. A microwave-based phunt: system prov ided limited servi ce hut slowt!O plant official s' efforts to noti fy lo..::al and ~ l a t e emerge ncy m:.m - along either warnin g to the DavisBesse control room . Inside the fortified command center. workers could not hear the roaring wi nds or see the sickl y yel low ish sky. Their first warning was a ph one call from an off-duty colleague who li ves nearby, at 8:36 p.m.. NRC dure..; to avoid the conflict in the !<~ po ke s man fu ture. agers they had declared an alert the second of four increasingly serious emergency classifications. • Because of a faulty switch. a key safety display went black for two hours immediately after the to rn a~ o . : . Heat knoc ked it out again the next aftemoon. • Two locomotive-sized emt:rgenc y di esel generators prov iUeJ power t,; avert a total plant blackout. but temperatures in th e room hou..; ing. · one generator rose 2 degrees o ver the operating limi t when a vent got stuck o n the equipment problems. The agency's senior inspector at Davis-Besse. Steve Campbell. said he was aware of no operator error thoughout the episode. A n industry watchdog group complimented the plant staff. " They were faced with a lot of challenges they shouldn' t have had to face, and they met th ose challenges very well. .. said David Lochbaum of the Un 1on of Co ncerned Scientists. ··The y're try ing to gain all the lessons learned from thi s eve nt to make thin ~s even. bener in the future... One le> son will be to alert plant worke rs about threatening weather. The National Weather Service issued ell the t.:ouling rate to 10 degrees an ho ur wi thout the normal reac tor Jan Strasma said. Less than I 0 minutes later. a • Plant managers al so worried ahout ri \ ing temperatures in a 23- gua rd monitoring outside cameras fou t-deep pool that cool s spent reactor fu el. The temperature approached I ~0 degrees - the pomt where evaporation would start to become a pmhlem - but enough uffsite elec- three funnel clouds converging into from the plant 's secun ty room saw one over the plant and called the control ra<1m. said Jim M cGee. the plant supervi sor that night. Davis-Bt::s:-it: security ana lyst Jim Theisen went outside to chec k conditions and saw water und debri '> tri L·ity returned to power the cooling pumps. In the end. public sa fety was nev n threatened. acco rdin g to the Nuclear Regulatory Commi " ion. The NRC. which acti vated its emer- bein g sucked out of the base of the plant"s coolin g tower. ''There was large chun ks of stuff coming out." he said . inslrumenls a nd emergency Office of Contracts Legal Copy Number: 980547 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Mailing Date: ER·OOOON(165) Sealed proposals wilt be Transportation. The courthouse was the centerpiece of the Chester-Shade Days celebration, and was the scene of a VIP reception Saturday afternoon. PROMOTE WORLD PEACE, host a foreign e xchange student from Germany or one of 30 othe r countri es . They have their own insurance, spending money and speak English . Call AISE 1-800-SIBLING or visit the web www.sibling .org Material 1998 January thru June· 1998 Racine Curbside Drop-off Sites Syracuse Curbside Cans- Alumin um 269 209 505 Cans- Steei(Ti n 6, 775 2,916 Glass- Clear 10,978 4,442 School Business ~i Totals (In pounds) 0 983 2,910 710 13,311 4,294 405 20, 119 1,947 10, 854 1,916 521 130 - Glass- Green 664 Plastic- No. 1- Liter No. 2- Color 3,111 1,631 1,679 193 6,814 Plastic- No . 2 Jugs 3 ,072 1,251 1,266 249 5,840 Newspapers- w/inserts 46 ,760 18,93B 16,972 3,856 86,52B Magazines· Catalogs Phone books 16,306 7,580 6 ,356 1,422 31 ,664 Paper- Office Mix Computer 16,22B 1,872 1,166 1,040 20 ,306 Cardboard· Flat- Corrugated 41,034 21 ,001 20 ,650 59 ,606 142,491 Totals Recycled 157,570 62 ,451 58.439 67,928 346,388 Meigs County Recycling A SciJD WASTEMANAlEMfNr 0Lmucr . Open 11 am • 6 pm 299 Third Street DIRECT HIT - The cooling tower of the Davis-Besse Nuclear Station looms above condominiums that were damaged during a June 24 tornado in Oak Harbor. (AP) to and against real estate described as follows: Assistance Program Situated In Section !8, T. 7, COMMUNITY ENROLLMENT R. t 4, Sctpto Township, REQUEST Meigs County, Ohio , and Program Year 1997-1998 being more particularly On behalf ot the . described as follows: community of Village of Beginning at a point In Pomeroy, Meigs County, County Road 48, said point Ohio , I, John Anderson, the being North, 1650 feet and community contact person East, 1200 feet, more or project, request enrollment members th e r eto con c urring : THAT the Clerk,·l rc asurer munity Assistance Program that identifies RCAP Scop e of Service s over an established time fram e. The objectives beyond the first quarter may change with community need s and project progress. I arn aware that RCAP service is provided from federal funds through the regional Great Lakes Rural Commun i ty Assistance Program and that there wilt be no charge to the community for RCAP services . I understand that all RCAP activities will be conducted under the PASSED JULY 6, 1998 Frank A. Vaughan, Mayor John Musser, Pres ident Kathy Hysell, Clerk-Treasurer (7J13, 20, 2tC . 3.4B3 110 John Anderson Community Contact Pers on Assigns, The Unknown Heirs, Legatees, Devisees, Successors, Assigns, Executors, Administrators and Legal Representatives of Charlotte Reeves You are hereby notified that you have been named Unknown Heirs, Legatees , Devisees, Successors , Assigns, Executors , Administrators and Legal Representatives ' 985-3831 35537 St. Rt. 7 North The answer must be flied with the Clerk of Cou.rt, Court ot Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio. In case of your failure to answer or otherwise respond as required by law, tho Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure, judgment by default will be rendered against you lor the relief demanded In the Complaint. Witness my hand and seal of said Court, this 10 day of July, 1998, Larry E. Spencer, Clerk Court of Common Pleas Meigs County, Ohfo at 207.62 teet; thence, with said creek North 14 Oegrees 30 Minutes 13 Seconds West, 314.89 feet to a point; thence, North 10 Degrees 55 Minutes 53 Seconds West, 219.82 feet to a point; thence. North 12 Degrees 41 Minutes tO Seconds West, 118.81 feet to a point; thence, leaving the creek, Public Notice RESOLUTION 7.98 WHEREAS, the Village ot Pomeroy declares a portion of Spring Avenue an 614-992-7643 seek grant monies to repair this area. PASSED JULY 6, 1998 Frank A . Vaughan, Mayor John Musser, President Kathy Hysell, Clark-Treasurer (7) 13, 20, 2tc 69.08 feet to a point; thence, South 18 Degrees 55 Minutes Q8 Seconds East, t 60.22 teet to a point; thence, South 14 Degrees 25 Minutes 03 Seconds East, 114.82 feet to a point; thence, South 27 Degrees 22 Minutes 34 Seconds East, 166.06 feet to a point; !hence, South 22 Degrees 00 Minutes East, 118.60 feet to the point of beginning and containing 5.00 acres. REFERENCE: Deed Volume 320, Page 715, and Olltclal Records Volume 2, Paga 46! , Meigs County Recorders Oltlce, Meigs County, Ohio. Parcel Identification number: !7-00660.001 . and that tho respective claim of the Defendants to said real estate be quieted against said Defendants, and In favor ot the Plalntllts, Blaine E. Carpenter and Olxle L. Carpenter, and that the Defendants be enjoined from asserting any clatm to said r e al estate, and for such other relief as the Court deems Just and equitable .. You are required to answer the Complaint within twenty-eight (28) days alter the last publication of this notice, which notice will be published once each week for six consecutive weeks. for answer will Charlotte Reeves . This action has been assigned Case Number 98-CV-061 , and to pending In the Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, OHio. The object ot the Complaint Is to Quiet Title Help Wanted 113 W. 2ND ST. POMEROY, OH. 21 12192/ttn IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF MEIG.S COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MAITER OF: Trustees ot Dexter Church of Christ Case No. 98CV062 NOTICE OF PUBUCATION A Petition to Sell Real Estate has been ltled by the Trustees of Dexter Church of Christ In tho Meigs County Common Pleas Court lor the purpose ol authorization of the trustees of said church to aoll the real estate described In Volume 276, Page 565, Deed Records of Molgs County, Ohio, to Roger Burk, In tho amount of $28,000.00. A hearing wtlt be hold pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Section 1715.39, on Monday, August17, 1998, at 10:45 a.m. tn the Meigs County Common Pleas Court, Meigs County Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio. Brant A. Saunders t0021229 Halliday, Sheets & Saunders 19 Locust Str..t, P.O. Box 325 Gallipolis, OH 45631 (740) 446-1652 A«orney for Trustees of Dexter Church of Christ (7) 20, 27. (8) 3, 1o, 4 tc MEIGS REFRIGERATOR ·Residential air conditioning •Auto air conditioning ·Heat pump ·Installation & Service $25 service call. Don Smth 37814 Peach fork Rd. Pomeroy, OH 45769 992-2735 5 29 98 2 mos. pd. WICKS HAULING "Wiaere Q11ali1y Doesn '1 Cosl More" 614-992-3470 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION JIM'S New Homes & Remodeling 4ino. •• •_1.1 li.~· Garages, Pole Buildings. Roofing , Siding p:.. ~ Commercial & Residential •• -. n ;: ·~: 27 yrs. exp. Licensed & Insured ~ Owner : John Dean COMPUTER PERFORMANCE UPGRADES " \'our One Stop t:ompute•• Shop" CAll Give us a call for system repairs, sales, upgrades or consulting. 1·740·949·2015 520981 mo. ONE MAN BAND On site custom sawing with a TimberKing Portable Sawmill WVCall (304) 273-5860 Ohio Call (740) 985-4287 7120/98 1 mo pd - 'J'U Free Estimates •Septic Systems •Basements •Excavating Take the pain out of .. painting, and let me do it for you. Interior Betore 6 p.m . leave message. Aller 6 p.m. (740) 985-4180. Free Estimates 6/19/liB 1 mo. pd. Jlf:\ Phone 740- 992·3987 BACKHOE AND DOZER SERVICE ·New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATEES 985-4473 7/22/Hn LINDA'S PAINTING JD CONSTRUCTION llfn.. 740-446-9416. 1-800·872-5967 Top Soil, Fill Dirt (f. INTERNET SIGN-UP POINT POMEROY, OH 740-992-1135 4/13/liB 1 mo. d HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. Limestone Hauling House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic System & Utilities Estimates (614) 992-3838 12!18/tln PUBLIC NOTICE . Separate , sealed pro. posals will be received at the office of the Treasurer of the Board of Education of · Southern Local School • District, Racine, Ohio, · Meigs County, until 12:00 o'clock noon, August 10, · 1998. For Bus Chassis and · Bodies . Copies ot the • SPECIFICATIONS, tnstruc · · tlon to bidders, and proposals forms may be · proposed at the ollice of the Remodeling Custom Homes M&J Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Septic & (61 ~!,~2~:!~!. Cistern Tanks Sewer Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gas Pipe & Regulators Open : 9:DD-4 :3D Weekdays 9:D0-12:00 Saturday CARPET P/B Contractors, Inc. • • • • Bobcat Service Concrete Masonry General Commercial and Residential 7 40-698-9114 Free Estimates or No Job Too Small Brian Morrison (740) 985-3948 7/l6/l mo 740-698-7231 6/11198 tfn (Cut Out lor Future Discount) THE APPLIANCE MAN ••Need repair 011 uny IIIUkt•?" • Washers • Hot Water Heater ·Ranges • Freezers • Refrigerators • Dishwashers • • Dryer Call Ken Young (740) 985-3551 Dennie E. Hill S.L.S.D. Dennie E. Httt Treasurer P.O. Box 176 Racine, Ohio 45771 (7) 13, 20, 27 3tc ® ,,, ,.,,mo. pd . BULLETIN BOARD *700 column Inch weekdays *900 column Inch Sunday Gun Shoot every Ope nmg July 1st. 6 : 00. Everyone welcome . Game Room open 5 pm-11:30 pm Weekdays Sundays 3 pm-1 pm o 612311 mo. CALL OUR OFFICE AT 992·2155 · MOBILE HOME PARTS TOMATO PICKERS Gary Roush & Sons Produce 740-247-3901 now serves · Friday, Saturday & Sunday! Mon. thru Thurs. t 1 am· t 1 pm Fri. & Sat. 7 am·t arrr, Sun. 9 am-8 pm Daily breaklasl, lunch & dinner specials 3g Court i •Room Additions •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing •Interior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio FREE POPCORN AND Saturday Night at Gtt Your •ssage Across With ADally Sentinel YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE SNOWVILLE RECREATON CLUB "Huge Inventory" *Roof Coatings *Vinyl Skirting *Water Heaters *Door/Windows *Electric/Plumbing · Supplies *Fiberglass & Wood Steps First Three Days BALLOONS THE ALMOST EVERYTHING STORE New and Used We Bu y· Sell and Trade Free Popcorn & Balloons white they last. Come 111 and see us at 202 Est Moln St. Pomeroy, Ohio 992·107• Candle Making Supplies ·Wax ·Scent •Etc. Refills Var iety of Gills. Open Tues.·Fri . 10 am -6 pm Sat. 10 am·4 pm Closed Sun. & Mo n. SR 124, Minersv ille, OH Free Estimates Joseph Jacks 740-992-2068 Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre 614: 742-2138 HOME CREEK ENTERPRISES STORM DAMAGE REPAIRS Backhoe, Dozer and Utility Work, New Construction , Remodeling 992-7943 740-985-4422 WHITE PAINTED STEEL ROOnNG AND SIDING Rib Pattern $1 .25 per running foot ($39.40 per sq.) 3' Wide x 10', 12', 14' & 16' Lengths Storage Buildings & Porches ROOF TRUSSES Southern Yellow Pine Con,tructlon Call for Quote Today St. f't, 241 Chtattr 985-3301 Help Wanted B.C.S. With Over 50 Locations In Southeastern Ohio, Currently Has Ope ning s In Gall ia And Meigs Counties: 1127 5 Hrs fNk 8:45A.M. -7:15 P.M .. Sat; 10 A.M. · 7 P.M.. Sun; 4 ·9 P.M. Ffi (GaltiaJ 21 34 Hrs fNk 3:30 ·9 30 PM Tu fW fTh ; 5 -11 P.M , Fri ; 2 -10 P.M. Sat (Gallia) 3) 40 Hrs / Wk 3:30 P.M. Mon · 8 30 A.M Sat ; Steep · O ~e r Re· quwad 10ay1ome Hours 011 !Meigs) 4) 28 Hrs / Wk 11 P.M. ·8 A M ., Mon rru Nrled (Me.gs) We Are Sea rch.ng For Co mpas · s•onate Protess1onats W1 th A Team V•s•o n And A Oes•re To Teach Personal And Com munity SkillS To IMIVI dUa ls With Mental Re tardaiiOn The Work Environ ment Is Infor mal And Reward.ng The ReqUirement s Are. H1gh School 0 1p1oma /GED. Valid Onver's l •cense . Three Ye ars Good Dr•v•ng Ekper•ence Anel Ad equate Au tomobile Insurance Covers B.C.S OHers Comprehen· sive Tram•ng In The F1eld 0 1 MAt 00. Inte res ted Applica nts Need To Spec•ly Pos •t •o n O f In te rest And Send Resu me To: BUCKEYE COMMUNITY SERVICES P.o. eox &oo JACKSON, OH 45641Hl604 All App lica tio ns Mu st Be Post· Marked By 7123198. Equal Oppo• · tun.ty Employer. Have .a hea rt Al ot of cats & kit· tens need a good home 304 ·895· 3017 or :JOH 95-3013 Kit.tens to good home only. IIHer tramed. 740·843-5268. Kitlens . _2 Grey Ca li co. 1 Grey Tabby, L11!er Trai ned. Mother Is Bl ue Poin t Sia mese. 740 ·388 - 0321 Babysi ner in our Rac1ne nome Jor 8 & 10 year ol d, va r •ed ho urs . light housekeeping . mus t have dependable transponalion . Ch ris· tian prefeffed , can 740·949-2940. Career Opportunitie s KnowteOgeable And Expenenced Individuals May Have An Opporlunity For The Folowing Pos•tJons Three AKC Reg1stered Dalmatiil n ma te pups. shots. bo rn 1126/98. 740 -992·3602. • Key Punch Operator (Gallipolis) Three kittens to good ho me. one black. two gray.. 8 weeks old . 740· • MediCal 5ecretary (GallipoliS) • MediCal l ab Tech( Gallipolis) 985·3710. • Ultra Sound Tech (Gallipolis) • X-Ray Tech Two 26 inch girl s b•cyc tes. need tire repair. 304 ·773-5758 Employer Offers Excellent Benef•ts And Work Env•ronment. Only Qua l~ led 60 Lost and Found Found On Gra ham School Road: Husky like Female Puppy. Needs Go od Home. Extremely Friendly, 740·446· 1366 Lost July 1st: 11 year old min1a · lure co lli e, tri -co lored. Torch v1 · cinity, reward . 740-667·6050 Lost: State Route 160 Area. Small Fem ale Br owm sh Bl ond e An d Whi te Dog W1th Blue Eyes . l ast Seen On July 13th . An swers To Name: Beatty II Found. Call 740· 446-935 1. 70 ALJ. Yard Salet Must Be Paid In Advlnce. PEAPLINE: 2:00p.m. the day before the ad Ia to run. Sunday adttton • 2:po p.m. Friday. Monday edition -10:00a .m. Saturd1y. Garaga Sa\e Centenary At. 141 &. Lin co ln P•k e. Tu es .· Wed .. Jul y 21 ·22. 9:am·3pm. Garage Sale: Tues . Wed . Rain Or Shine. 2 M1tes East Of Porter On 554 . Everything Must Go! Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity All Yard Sales Nual Be Paid In Advance. Deadline: 1:OOpm the day before the ad Ia lo run , Sunday & Mondey edition · 1:OOpm Friday. Auction and Flea Market Rick Pea rson Auction Comp any. lu ll li me a ucti oneer. comple te auc tion se r vice . l ice nsed JF66,0h1o & West Virginia . 30 4· 773-5785 Or 304·773· 5447. Wedemeyer's Auc tion Se rv•ce . Gallipolis. Ohio 740·379·2720. 90 Wanted to Buy Absolute Top Dollar · All U.S S•l· ver And Gold Coms . Proo fse t s. Dramonds . Ant iQUe Jewelry. Gold Ring s. Pre · 1930 U.S Curren cy. Sterling. Etc AcqUisrt ions Jewe lry · M.T S Cor n Shop . 15 1 Se cond Ave nue. Gall1polts . 740·446·2842 Anhq ues . top pnces pa rd. Ar\'Br · 1ne An t•que s. Pomer oy. Ohro. Rus s Mo::> re owner . 740 ·99 2· 2526 Anl •Q ues & clean used l urn.ture. w•ll buy o~ p1ece or comp lete househ old. Os by Marlin, 74 0· 992·6576 Clea n La l e Mod el Cars 0• Truck s. 1990 Model s Or Newer. Sml!h Bu1ck Pontrac. 1900 Ea stern Avenue. Galhpolls J & 0 Auto Pari s Buyrng wre cked or salvaged veh• cles 30H7J.5033 Wanted To Buy . Junk Auto's Any ConditJOn. 740·446·9853 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 11 o Ca re giver Fo r Elderly Women Roo m. Boa rd. Sala ry. 740·367 · 7463 Cos metologi sl Ne edecl Gua r· anteed Sa lary. Vers us Co mm• s· sia n. Paid Vaca ti on . Bene f 11s. 740·446·7267. Oe tec11ve - Pr1vate Investigator Tramees. Good Wages . 614·523· 6458. Yard Sale Gallipoils & Vicinity 80 Applicants Need Apply. An Equal OpfX)I"tun•ty Employer Send Resumes To: Human Relat1ons Department 90 Jackson Pike. Gallipolis. OH 45631 -1562 Help Wanted AVON ' All Area s ' S h~rley Spears. 304·675· 1429. At1entlon Certified Nursing AI· sl atant a: Raven swood V•llage •s now accepting application s for lull t1me and part 11me poSitiOns . Pa1d vacation and holrdays If rnlerest· ed . please apply m per so n Mon· day through Friday. 9am--4pm or write Alin . Georgie Boso R N . 0.0 N .. 200 South Ritch1e Ave . RavenswoOd. WV 26 t 64. 30 4 · 273·9385 . EO E. Ge nes is/Elder care facility. DRIVING POSITIONS AVAILABLE: CLASS A OTR: Sin gle Onver. l ate Model Ken · worths W1th Ree lers West Coa sl Carner. CLASSB OTR: Team Straight Truck, Late Model Fre1ghthners With Sleepers. Must Have Air Br a ke End orse me nts 800 M1le Radi US . Home Deli ve r· ie&.. BOTH POSITIONS: At Least 25 Years Old At Least 2 Years Experience Good MVA Week ly Pay Health Insurance A~a•lable Work Well Wtth The Pubhc Fo r More Info rm ation .C all 800 · 43H764 . Hrs 8:30A.M ·5 PM. Eas y Work' E xce ll en l Pay• As· se mble PrOduc ts At Home Cal l Toll Free 1·800 -467 -55 66 Ek l 12170 Experienced Auto Body Man . E~ · ce ll ent Hou rs & Pay. Ap ply AI l arry·s Body Shop, 2046 AddiSOr'l P1ke. Gall•pol•s. Home Heattn Agency Olfenng lm· mediate Part·T•me Pos•hons. Full· T1me Po ssible, To CNA s & HHA' s. Many Ertra s. W1 th Full· T1 me Employment ONLY EX- PERIENCED PERSONS NEED APPLY. Must Be Avail able For IIJeekend & Hohday Hours . Rei•· a'>le Transporta11on A Must May Pick-Up Apphcat1ons At 762 Sec· 0.11 Avenue. Gall•pohs. Monday Tl)r ' Fnday From a -5 PM Me•gs County May Call 740·992· 7900 H ~ alth Ma nage ment Nu1smg Ser ... ·ces. Inc. Equa l Opporlun•ty Employer ..:..._ ____ Joir. Fu ller Brusn Co th• s sum· mer Get no ·r •sk 30 day free trral otrtn ."\0 4·675 - 1090 Dale Wood l lndevendent Distributor} Manag er and ma1ntenance for Po mfHOy Cli l! Apartment s. Now acc eot •ng re sume s must have she r. ff and oo t• ce rep on . dru g screen.ng reqwred . Send re sume to 245 Un1on Avenue . Po meroy. Ohro 45769 or catt 740·992· 7772 Ove rb roo k Center . 33 3 Page Stree( Midd leport ha s pari hme STNA pos1110ns ava1tabte for an Sh1f !s Plea se stop by and f1t1 out application 11 mterested . 740·992· 6472 EOE Overbr oo k Cente r. 333 Page Street . MrCidleport ha s part 11me LPN po s•t •on s ava• lable for all Shifts. $500 s•gn·on bonus tor eh · g•bte cand•da tes Ple ase stop by and fill out applrca tr::>n •I mt erest ad . 740·992·6472 EOE Part Or Full -Time Dental HYQ•en · lSI Needed To Joi n O uf Dental Team Please Subm •t Resume s To Drs . Sm1th & J orgen sen 995 Jackson P1ke. Su•te 10 1. Gallipo· hs. Ohio 4563 1. PosH1on Ava ilable FtPr An ASSIS tant House ma na ger To Wo rk Evenmgs And Weekends In A Res identia l Settin g . This ts A Part· Time Contract Posii!On The Ideal Ca nd•date Will H a~e .Ex · penence With Women And Child · re n In CriSI S, Be Able To Work Wit h M1n1mal Supe rv• sion . And Have A Mini mu m 0 1 A High School Education Or GEO. Inter· es ted Perso ns Sho uld Send A. Res ume To : Personnel , P.O. Box 454 . Ga Htpol~ . OH 45831. 8t ACoof Cm And·Chra CM tht Sct'*'fl in tht Clau/f1«1 S«rion. Avon · $8 ·$20 /Hr. No Door To Door. ' Bonuses' 1·800·296·0139 incl'sls/1011. ANNOUNCEMEN TS BAUMLUMBER 110 740·446·3897. For uses on Pole Barns, Garages, Bennett Supply School Rd. •Sidings 1012!:>/961tfn Custon:r Engineering Gall~potle, OH Roofing • Repairs •Coatings Hauling , Excavating & Trenching Limestone & Gravel Septic Systems Trailer & House Sites Discount Prices 740-446 8416 13111 S~Hont Jacks Roofing & Construction DUMP TRUCK Designs · All L an d SCaptng & Lawn Services •Commercial •Residential Owner, Mickie Hollon Chester, Ohio Friendly Krnens. l rtter Tramed , To Good Home Only! 740·446- 9552 . 1!251911 1 mo pd TRUCKING Computer Graphics Free Was h1ng Machme Tha t Work s! You Haul t tl 142 Port s· mouth AD "-•• •hut tur cudlt pertlu." TRUCKING LANDSCAPE DESIGNS Eight week old ki tt en to good home. 740·992·5755 740·992-45S9 SAYRE SERVICE Brown pup py, 8wks Old , Co l!•e mrked. male . fnendly Must go 10 good home only. 30Hi75 · t 193 THE COUNTRY CANDlE SHOP R. L. HOLLON Agricultural Lime , Limestone • Gravel Dirt· Sand 985-4422 Chester, Ohio Giveaway 949-2168 5/26'"" ~::::::::::::·::::::~~:::::::::::::•:•M:m:o~~:::::::::::7:/3:/9:8:1:m:o:.~l 9" Oualrty cloth• ng and house hold i tems . S t .00 bag sale ever y Thursday Monday thru Saturday 9 00. 5·30 Painting FREE ESTIMATES Full Line Of Water Storage Tanks - Floor Installation FREE ESTIMATES Joe Wilson 1998 Martin Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 By order of Board of ... Gutters Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 740-985-3813 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock Professional "Build Your Dream" Education of Southern Local School District , Dennie E. Hill, Treasurer. ,. > ROOFING NEW-REPAIR St. Rt. 7 PLUS ~ any and all , or parts of any · and att bids. B.C.S., with over so locations in Southeastern Ohio, currently has openings In Gallia and Meigs Counties: 1) 27.5 hrs/wk : 8:45am-7:15pm, Sat. ; 10 am-7 pm, Sun. ; 4-9 pm, Fri. (Galli a) 2) 34 hrs/wk: 3:30-9:30 pm, Tu/W!Th; 5-11 pm, Fri; 2-10 pm , Sat. (Gallia) 3) 40 hrs/wk: 3:30pm Mon.; 8:30am Sat. ; sleepover required/daytime hours oH (Meigs) 4) 28 hrs/wk: 11 pm-8 am, Mon{Tu/Wed (Meigs) We are searching for compassionate professionals with a team vision and a desire to teach personal and community skills to individuals with mental retardation. The work environment Is Informal and rewarding. The requirements are : high school dlpioma/GED, valid driver's license , three years good driving experience and adequate automobile Insurance coverage. B.C.S. offers comprehensive training In lhe field of MR/DD. Interested applicants need to specify position of Interest and send resume to: BUCKEYE COMMUNITY SERVICES P.O. BOX604 Jackson, OH 45640-0604 All applications must be post-marked by 7/23198. Equal Opportunity Howard L. Writesel 4/21198 tfn Treasurer, Dennie E . Hill. · Said Board of Education · reserves the right lo r eject Help Wanted J&LSIDING & INSULATION •VInyl Siding •SoHlt -Fascia •Seamless Gutter ·Roofing ·Replacement Windows · Stationary Docks ·Blown Insulation ·Garages ·Decks 24x24 Pole Building starting at $5995 740-g92-2772 G&W PLASTICS AND SUPPLY Public Notice The last publication will be made on August 17, 1998, and the twenty-eight (28) 11 0 days ' WARNER INSURANCE JEFF 614-992-5479 BENNETT'S HEATING & COOLING Gravel, Sand, emergency due to slippage THEREFORE. the Village of Pomeroy wishes Village Administrator Anderton to CELLULAR PHONES *Free 5 Parts Warranty (Lime StoneLow Rates) 740-592·1842 2 Dalmatia ns & Kennel To Good Home , In teres ted Caller s Call 740· 446-2730 (No Sunday Calls) Chester 360° Communications "Easy O••cr lire Plwuc Dnuk Fiunuciug" Air Conditioners As Low As 128 a month Heat Pumps As Low As 138 a month Limestone, of a hill onto the roadway making it Impossible and creating a hazard to uUiitles at this area • New To You Thrift Shoppe 9 West Stimson. Athens 40 FREE ESTIMATES SHADE RIVER AG SERVICE '!!!!!/!!1... Announcements COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL *Free Estimates of MEIGS COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT The Meigs County Health Department is seeking applicants fo r a permanent, full time publi c health Sanitarian. Applicants must be a registered Sanitarian , a Sanitarian -in -training , or eligible for Ohio Registration as a Sanitarian, a Sanitarian in training. Applicant must have a valid Ohio drivers license and be a resident of the State of Ohio. Applicants must have co mpute r skil ls and experience . A Bachelor- s degree with at least 45 quarter units or 30 semester units in the general areas ot Biology. Physics. Geology, or mathematics at an accredited college or university is necessary. Applications may be obtained at the Meigs County Health Department from 8:0<1'am to 4:00 pm. Monday through Friday. The Meigs County Health Department is an equal opportunity employer. Only q~alified applicants will be considered. Funded By: Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Recycling end Litter Prevention Room Additions • Roofing *Free Digital Thermostat commence on that date. crook , passing an Iron pin South 89 Degrees 58 Minutes 28 Seconds East, 291.03 teat to a point In County Road 48, passing an iron pin set at 261 .03 feet; thence, with said road, auspices ol lhe Ohio RCAP, South 44 Degrees 45 on beha l f of the Great Lakes Minutes 47 Seconds East, Rural Community Assist· !7.37 teet to a point; thence, South 23 Degrees 39 ance Program . Enrollment requested by : Minutes 38 Seconds East; of the Vittage of Pomeroy, aa Defendants in a legal transf e r the s um of action entitled Blaine E. $40 ,000 .00 (Forth Thou - Carpenter and Dixie L. sand) dollars from the Carpenter v. Charlotte General Fund to the Street Reeves, It living, residence Fund for the operation of unknown , end The current leas, from the South·west corner of the North·west in the Ohio Rural Com- living, residence unknown Public Notice •Shade River Creep Feed ....... $10.25 100 lb. We carry Farriers Formula from Life Data Hours: M- F 8-5 :30; Sat. 8-12 :00 Noon Residential & Mobile Home Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps Racine, Ohio Public Notice Public Notice Scope ot Services: (Work of Charlotte Reeves Plan Objectives , by Quarter) Defendants Quarter One : USDA/AD Case No. 98-CV-061 preappllcation. Judge Crow (71 13. 20. 2tc Notice by Publication TO: Charlotte Reeves, II funds for operations . & Liter Prevention- Phone 992-6360 ThE OAwA, ]ACKS~J<, ME.Ias, VINTC»> , 11 5 items provement of water service Executors, Administrators for Salisbury. and Legal Representatives an emergency due to tack ot 14,649 2, 183 baskets, wooden Pleasant Ridge , and im- Successors, c urrent expen s es . This resolution is deemed ..• Glass- Brown Goose clothing, slates, saws, clocks, Pomeroy, Meigs County, OH ; and Probl e m Stat e ment : .The Unknown Heirs, Ex tension of water lines , Legatees , Devisees, RESOLUTION 8.98 BE IT RESOLVED by the Village ot Pomeroy, Att ~i SHOP JERRYWRAY Ralph Menlinsek DIRECTOR OF RCAP Field Agent TRANSPORTATION (7) tl , 20, 2tc (71 13, 20, 2tc Public Notice Public Notice IN THE COURT OF PUBLIC NOTICE COMMON PLEAS Rural Community MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Assistance Program B:alna E. Carpenter, et al PROBLEM STATEMENT Plaintiffs SCOPE OF SERVICES va . Program Year 1997-!998 Charlotte Reeves, if living, Community : Village of residence unknown 0. MEIGS COUNTY RECYCLING STATISTICS CRAFTY lADIES Quarter of Section 18, thence, leaving said road, (OH RCAPJ . South 77 degrees 20 OH RCAP Field Agent, Minutes 50 Seconds West, Ralph Menlinsek and l have 173.56 teet to an Iron pin reviewed the community set, passing an Iron pin set prob lem to be addres&ed. at 19.64 feet; thence, South By: Marlene Harrison We discussed potential 89 Degrees t7 minutes 56 Deputy Clerk RCAP assistance and Seconds West, 216.34 feet (7) 13, 20, 27, (8) 3, 10, 17 6 agreed to a course of action to a point In the center of a tc shall be as set forth in the Garages • Replacement Windows ~ •J'; II~ Own er· John Dean Ollice ot Conlracts of lhe Ohio Department ot Transportation, Columbus, Ohio, unltl10:00-a.m. Wednesday, August 05. 1998 FOR IMPROVING SECTION MEG-124-73.660, STATE ROUTE t 24 IN LEBANON TOWNSHIP, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO, IN ACCORDANCE WITH PLANS ANO SPECIFICATIONS BY REPAIRING A SLIDE AREA BY DRAINING AND PAVING WITH ASPHALT CON CRETE. Bidding on this proJect is bidding proposat. •• Plans and Specifications are on file In the Department of •Shade River Cattle Feed .... ..... $9.75 100 Jb. • ·Free Estimates taking responsibility for the ol1987, and 49 CFR, Part 23 and qualtlled to bid with OOOT under Chapter S525 oflhe O.R.C,. "The date set for completion of this work /l(:s 'J! '.! Phone 740-992- 3987 accepted from oil prequalified bidders at the Uniform Relocation Aaalatanc::a Act CLEVE L AN D lA P) - T he Ohio Lottery Jackpot fur the Super Lono drawi n!.! Wed ne sd ay w ill o lla $ 12 mill ion . Th t::~e were no Super Lo tto gamt: lidt: ls w11h th ~ correcl siK-numbe r comhi nation frn m the Saturday draw ing "i th $X milli on at stake. Sales in Super Lotto totaled $ 2 . 6~~ . 2~11 and players shared $30 1. 196. Sales in the Kicker totaled $4711.452 and players shared $ 13X. I40. There were 56 Super Lotto ti c k~ Is with Ji ve of the numbers. and each is wort h $ 1.299. The 2,786 Super Lotio ticket s with four of the numbers are each worth $X2 . There was no Ktcker game ticket with all the numbers so no one wins the $100.0110 pri ze. ll ·~ RESOLUTION 9.98 Rural Community Transportation Super Lotto jackpot now $12 million ,... Public Notice Columbus, Ohio ~ ·.r. .n 30 New Homes • Vinyl Siding New (While coupons last) lightin g. Even so, as the bac kup electnc1ty rel it the control room. the safety display stayed black. Thi s was a system the NRC ordered installed in U.S. nuclear plants after the partial meltdown in 1979 at . Penn sy lvania 's Three Mile Island reac tor. where control -room confusion contributed to the nation's worst nuclear accident. Plant officials declared the emergency over at I :58 p.m. on June 26 NOTICE TO BIDDERS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION New Hom es & Remode ling Garages , Pole Buildings, Roof ing. Sidi ng Jlr.o. Commercial & Residential { " 27 yrs. exp. Licensed & Insured ;... ta.~ k s." Public Notice BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. •River Run Dog Food •• •. •. $2.00 lb. per bag "For those few seconds everyone's just standing still ." McGee said. "And then the diesels come up, and everyone goes pn with their ified as OBE's in accordance with the Surface TOUR COURTHOUSE - Handmade quilts, tools and other artifacts were on display inside the Chester Courthouse on Saturday. * JULY SPECIALS * The tornado de,troy ed the plant's wind gauge: weather service forecaster Larry Gabric esti mated the twi ster's winds at almost 160 mph . Most seriousl y. the tornado rip ped power cables from their connector' in the electri cal switchyard in essence the fuse box for the entire plant. In the control room. McGee watched the indicator for the last power link go from green to red. The room brieny went dark except for restricted to Disadvantaged Business Enterprises cert- ; 888-891-1022. . . gency command post outside Wash· ington and alerted the White House and other U.S. and intern ational Personals 005 Personal• Avon Representatives Needed · Ganipoli! Aroa. 8enelit5: •Eam Up ll> 50ll. on sates •Won. From Home Security Guards· must be a b~ to work any shift including most weekend s. Must have clean poli ce record. good work history, reliable transpor tat ion , valid dr i~er ' s li· c:en se, home phone and must have black steal toe safety shoes. Pay sta rls at $5 .50 p er hour. 32·40 hours per Week , CaU 7-t0 -66 9-2874 Monday. Friday, 8am-4pm b -"'1menl Chapman of Gallipolis or •Specill Dilcountt Cokrnbua Of anyone knowing him. •Hands on 1lotnlng Wanted: Lady Companion To have him conllct Fred Beaver In Call Toll·Free 24 Hours, t -888· L!Ye-ln, FrM 8oanl, No Smoldng, No Drinker, Cha rles Richards. ~ tn """-· Ohio, WK'flm- 28H87~. I)OI'IInt. 740-448-34!9. Geo~ge �Page 8 • The Daily Sentinel Monday, July 20, 1998 . Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Monday, July 20, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel• Page 9. A~I~J.;EY~O~O~P~----------------------------~==========~======================~:~ BRIDGE NEA Crossword Puzzle .. PHILLIP ALDER -- - - - - - - - - - - - - .;•· ACROSS ~ I- -··='·~' 1 Tldll- 12 SIJP!*e 48 Spin 51 1YDI ol control 54 HI Will =- : 14 Drunk 15 UU o.c. ICHOOLHOUSE ROCK GOT 3 Bedrooms, 1-112 Baths. Double YOU STARTED ... Bur Your Em- Garage, Family Room, Oak ()()()(s ~~o~er May Demand A L•tlle More. let Us Keep You Learmng lra•n At N•ght Take Adult fram - ing At Buckeye H•lls Career CenC,r Let Us Know Your Interested ~all Reg•strat10n Is Open In July itop In Or Call For A Brochure f.t0 -2 45-5334 Ftnanctal A•d Avatlable To Those Who Ouat1fy Southeastern Bus1ness College, Spung Valley Plaza , 740-4464367 , 1-800-214 -0452, Accredit- ed Member. ACICS Reg t90 -051274B Schools Instruction ~50 lOOKING FOA A JOB ... But Short On Skills ? Ga m Sk ill S In One Yea r 01 Traim ng In The Evemngs Buckeye HillS Career Cen l er Conllnues In It s 22nd Year Of Ooerat1on Tram In Adult Bas1c Educallon . GED Tes t1ng S1te. Office Technology, Weldmg , l ndustua l Ma1ntenance . Peace Ofl1cer /Corrections . SUCCESS. Auto Techno logy A1r Co nd•tJon 10!_1 & Hea t•ng , Fa r m Bus1ness Plannmo . AnalySIS , Co mput er Spec ialist. Cus tomer Ce ntered. Heatthca re Technician {Formerly Nurse Aide), MR/ 00. Pre-Em ployment Tra1n1ng . And More Call 740 -2 45 · 5334 For Ca talog And Information 180 Wanted To Do ANY ODD JOBS Shrubs & weeds tnmmed . mu lch-trig . fl ower beds . landscapmg , ·Si dewalk edgmg . mow1ng . 'etc Free Est 1mates Call B•ll & Tr1m , 3 0 Acres A•ver Front Pmperty. 7 40-256-1667 36edl0om, 2/bath, lull ba5ement, 1/2 acre plus . 2 car garage . fenced yard . Camp Co nley 304· 675-2421 3br, 2 full balhs , UR , LR , OR . large kitchen . tully equipped . large Ioyer, 2-car attached ga rage Galhpohs Ferry 304 -675 - 1226 Attract1ve one-floor home In Pomeroy Beautiful rntenor w1th 2 beclrooms . hvmg room. dining room bu11t-m k1tchen . like new stove and refngerator. breakfast nook leatunng corne r whal-rlOt shelves. bath , and a n1ce sun porch wllh wmdows and screens prCMdmg a great view' of the Ohio R1ver Carpe ted . lull base men! . plastered walls w1lh crown moldmg . roomy closels wtth lull length m1rrored doors. storm windows and doors. fully lnS~J iated 108 l e· g10n Terrace $39.000 Call 740- 992-5292 afler 5 p m Br1 ck hou se 1n Mead owtHo ok . 3br. 2 balh, large eaHn k1tc hen dm1ng room , hardwood floors , screened 10 porch. fam1ly room. partial ba se men t. la rge storage bu1ldmg, CIA . natura l gas furnace $65 000 304-675-1796 By Owner 3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths, 2 Car Garage Baseme nt , With 2 Mob1le Homes. 740-4 46 -285 1, Georges Portable Sawmill, don't haul your Jogs to the mill JUS! call 304-675-1957 ProfesSIOnal Tree Serv•ce. Stump Rem o.. al. Free Est1mate s! Insurance. Bidwell. OhiO 614-3889646. 614-367·70 10 Self -Mot1vateo. Dependable. Respec table Hard Work1ng Ch n stlan Woman 32 lookmg For PiT OpportuMy To Work In COnJuncllon W1th Present Job Mon -Fr1 . Stalling At 4 AM Or 5 A.M Unlit 1 1 A M Or Noon Prev1ous Management Exp Also ~a r k s Well With PubliC, Ca ll Alta, 740·985· 4487 Wa ntmg 10 Clean Houses Availab le Immed iately FleK1ble Rates iH ourty, Weekly M onthly Ca ll Ourmg Morn1ngs 740-446· 696 1 Wilt Baby sit In My Home . Any Houra, lvry Age , Pleaae Call 740- 3§8-!MI89 Mv!lme W1ll Do Any Yard Work. Haulmg A'<lallable " For Brush Removal , Tnmm1ngs . Unwanted Structures, 740-441 -0682 W1tl haul Junk or trash away $351 pockup load 304-675-5035 FINANCIAL 210 Business Opportunity "CIGAR DISTRIBUTORSHIP" Earn Up To $150K + Pot Invest From $4.500 NO Selllngl 1-SBB· 383-2442 INOT1CE1 OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO reco mmend s th at you do bus1 ness wtth peopl e you know. and NOT to send money through the mall unlit you have mvesllgated the oftenng HERSHEY VENDING 24 Hrs Money Make r. Fully Equ1pped , Seli -Con tamed. Food Booth . $3 500 OBO 740-245-0603 VENDING : Lazy Persons Dream Few Hours "' 81g S Pnced To Sell Free Brochure 800.820-6782 230 Professional Services L1v1ngston's basement water proofing. all basemen t repa1rs done . tree es ltm ale s 111e11me guarantee 12yrs on JOb experi ence 304 -675-2145 of 1968 wlliCh ma~es 11 1llegat to advertiSe "any preference ilm1ta11on or diSCriminatiOn oased on race color rehg1on sc)( tam111a1 status or natiOnal or101n or any 1nten110n to make any such preference . hm1tat10n or dtscnm1nat1on ThiS newspaper w1U not know1ngly accept adver11Sements lor real estate WhiCh IS In VIOlatiOn Of tile law Our readers are hereby 1nlormed rhat aU dweU1ngs advert1sed 1n th1s newspaper are ava1table on an equal opportunity basis REAL ESTATE 310 Homes lor Sale 3 bedroo m, 1 bath. very clean. make a good starter OOme. corner of 6th & Hooker In Middleporl , for more mlo call 740 -992-2790 , $55.000 Double wide 3br. 2 bath , only S1 .325 down , $205 . per month . HI00·691-67n For Sale By Owner . 3br. 2 bath . vinyl sided house In Camp Con· 1ey area $79.000 304-675-6256 3 BR, 2bo1ho, Home For Rent 1· 304-736-7295 70xto4 Vmdale w1th 8x14 exten- sion. two bedroom. $4000, lor more mlormat1on call 740·992 · 6589 Help save my cred1t , make 2 payments & assume low monthly payments W1 11 pay to relocate Huge 2BxBO 3BR , 1 112 balh CONDOMINIUM lePtace. 2 15 Second Avenue, 2 Bedroom s, 2 Baths . Loca ted Downtown $79.000. 740 -446 - 34.26 Large selecflon of used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Starting at S2995 OUJck delivery Ca ll 740-365 · 9621 3BRI2BA set Up On lot. Take Over Pymrs. 304-736-7295 New 1998 14K70 three bedroom . 1nctudes 6 months FREE lot rent. Includes sk1 r11ng deluKe steps and se tup Only ~167 06 per mon th with $1075 down Ca11 1· 800·837-3238 New Bank Aepo Only 3 lelt . 1· 304-736-0735 New bank repos Only tw o fel t, never lived 1n Call 1-800-948- $1,325 Down & $205 per mo 1· B88·92B·3426 Spec1al 16x80 3BR . 2 bath S1.325 Down, $205 Mo Free a1r & lree skirhng 1-800-691-6n7. 4299 Spruce R1dge Skylme, 72K14 lwo bedroom. two bath, $17,500. 74o- Four bedroom house. 6 1/2 acres, targe garage with I beam. trolley and cham holst. outbu lldmg . 24x24 cab1n under roo! on hilt. cash sale, $12,500 or may take older motor home on parllal lrade . 843-5327 740992·2594 House , 2 Slory Duplex , 1 Bed room Cottage . 13 Pine Street , Gall1pohs . Large lot Shown By Appomtment . Pnce $00,000 740- 446-4999 In Middleport- new kllchen. oak cab1nets , dishwasher, d1sposal , heat pump. three bedrooms, bath and 1/2 call 74D-992·3465 loaded 28x80. 3br, 2 112 bath w1th all opttons. only $2.499 down. $362 per month Free a1r & skin 1·888-691 ·6777 Location! Crew Rd. close to MHS. contemporary style Muse, l1ke new , mu st sell. 1 acre lot, 1 112 baths. lamtly room. Buck stove. all Jenn-Aire appllancea. 2·3 bedroom , garage , decks , Trane H P. Pume Locat1on 414 Thi rd Ave GallipOliS ~Beauhful newly constructed two story Colonial has 3 BR . 2-1/2Baths. LA I FA Formal D~nmg Room with hardwood floors. Oak Doors & Tnm F1replace 1·1 / 2 ca r garage, El ig1ble lor ta x Abalemenl $169 900 1-304·273- 2940 Three bedroom. 2 11 Seventh Street, New Haven, WV, $35 ,000, 740-992 5641 or 304-882-3n2 320 Mobile Homes lor Sale 304-755-S885 2217 12x60 wnh 12x32 addiiiOn, 1 acre , 2 car garage , newly remodeled InSide & outs1de Chester area must see. $40.000 call alter 5pm 740·9B5~·3::9:-"~-=-~-=-14 x70 3BA. $999 Down a ONLY $179 per mo Free a1r 8 tree Skirt · 1ng I 888-928-3426 6777 each 080. 7409!12-5949 Two 2 bedroom !ratters. t0x50 & I 2x65. stove and refngerator. gas. New lima Ad , must move , 800-946-567B Useo s1ngte w1de, arouna $100 . per month Cali1 -B00-948-S678 340 Business and Buildings Commercta i-Ofllce or Retail. 87 Mill 51 Middleport 1.450 Sq Fl $400 mo Corner Butldlng 740992 -6250 Acqu1S1!10ns (nut door) 350 Lots a. Acreage Road . wv 304-675·7946 one Oedroom, one ba th. kitchen stove and refngera tor furnace. new blower ready to move $1200 740-742· 1303 1982 14x70 Nashua. Very Good Condl!lon . W1th Double Expando & Sk1rl1ng . 3 Bedrooms . 1 1/2 Baths , Gas Heat & Stove . CIA .' Appliances. 740-367-7137 1992 Clayton t6'X60 . 2 BR . 2 Baths . Garden Tub, New Carpet, a Vtnyl , Very Good Cond 740- 388-8424 1995 Claylon Larue Mobtle Home, 14x70 3 Bedrooms , For More In· formation. 740-446-2921 1995 Clayton , all electric , excellent condition . caU Tom Andar10n. 7ol0-992·3348 After !pm 1Q98 Close out sale Seve b1g $$$. 2,3,4,Bedroom homes Trl 5181e Homes, 51 Albans. WV Calil-aoo-948-~78. 1 Bedroom , AIC , WID, Hook- Up, Near Holzer, S2791Mo , + UUIIties. Deposit & lease Requ1red, 740· 446-2957 2 Room Furnished Elf1C1ency A.ll Ut1hl1eS Pa1d St}are Bath, S 185/ Mo , 919 Second Ave nue, Galh- poliS. 740-446-3945 2bdrm apts , total etectnc. appliances lurnrshed . laundry room facihues. close to school tn town Apphca!lan s ava1lable at · V11tage Green Apts 149 or call 740-992· 3711 . EOH BEAUTIFUL APARTMEN TS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTAT ES , 52 Westwood Onve from $279 to $358 Walk lo shop & mov1es Call 740-446·2568 EQual Housing Oppor1unt1y. New Haven . 1 br lurmshed apt De pos1t & references 304-882- Brand New! Great Giftl CDI\Itdeo storage un1t Black and cherry Never out of boK $125 Holds up to 940 d1scs . als o holds rapes Call 740 -992-6 636 after 6 pm COs & tapes OOtlnclJded Now Ta krng Appllcauons- 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments $295/Mo, 740·446· Peerson 304-675-4004 POSII, $270 monlh, call 740· 992· 7806 Bam-5pm River Bend Place now accep11ng app11ca11ons lor HUD substdtzed .apta. tor elderly/handicapped or dlsabll<l pooplo. EDH. 30•·882· 3121 or 304-8B2·3274 Tw1n Rive rs Tower now accepllng appltca!lans lor 1br HUO subsid· 1zed apt for elderly and handi- capped EOH 304-675-6679 GE 2'4ft cu· Chest type Freeze $100 00 Cooker Cannel 21qt. ltke new $40 00, Canner Jars . $1 25 Dozen 740-4-46-3824 JET AERATION MOTORS Repatred, New & Rebu11t In Stock. 740-992·3493. Furnished Rooms Lot for sate- Ga ll1pohs. 90x172, n1ce neighborhood , QUiet. 740- 446-4722 Ractne· Dorcas/ Greenwood Cemetary Ad I Oak Gro\le Ad - 1 5 11 acres. 740·992·6542 or 740· 360 Real Estate Wanted Circ le Motel Lowest Rates In Town, Newly Remodeled. HBO, Clnemax . Showllme & D1sney Weekly Rates, Or Monthly Rates. Construct ion Workers Welcome 740-441-5698 74~1 - 5167 Sleepmg roo ms with cookmg Als o trailer space on u ve r All hook-u ps Call a1 ter 2 00 p m , 1 Cas h Pa1d For land In Gatl1a Coun ty, Blackburn Really, 740· We Buy Land 30 -500 Acres. We Pay Cas h. 1-800-213- 8365 , Anthony lalld Co 2 ·3 Bedroom House. 618 Thrrd Avenue. Gallipo liS, $375/Mo. Plus Depos 1t. Phone 740-441· 2 Bedroo m Fra me House CIA, MERCHANDISE 51 o Household Goods Appliances Recond1t1 oned Wa shers , Dryers. Ranges . Relrtgrators. 90 Day Guarantee! Fr ench C1ty Maytag , 740 -446- 7795 GOOD 2684 1·800-499-3499 3 Bedrooms . 1 Bath . W1th Basement . Country Se111ng . C1 ty Schools No Pels. $450/Mo . Plus DepoSit. 740 446-1062 3br house, no pets. possible land conrract Phone alter 5pm 304- 675-2759 6 Room House In Downtown Gal· hpohs, No Pets . Refere-nces. Call Between 8 DO AM -Noon. 740- 4-46·1734 Apphcallons Now Bemg Accepted For House 816 Main Street, Pt Plea sant . WV 3 Bedrooms , 2 740-446·9535 Dr 740446-2205 1 -5 BEDROOM HOMES FROM $4,000 Lo ca l GoY'I & Bank Re po's Call 1·800·522-2730, X 1709 Large three bedroom farm house, carpeted , garage, $400 ptus security deposit; also apartment , $27~ . 330-945-4505. Male Wants Female To Share 3 Bedroom Home, Expenses Only. In Counlry No Inside Pels, Alco· hoi , Drugs Or Games If Interest· ld, 7oi0-J88.8.423 A~Of 6 ~~~ . Pomeroy- lour bedroom, SIR, now~ decoralld, HUD, no pers, smell yard pallo. daposll. 740-9926886 USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers . rel nge ra tors. ranges Skaggs Apphances . 76 Vtne Street . Call 740-446·7398, Polly's New 6 Uaed Furniture Flags & Arr'fro/ Surplus/11 2101 Jefferson A"e Open 9 30 · 5 00 Mon-Sar 304-675-SOFA (7632) Used FurnJture Store Below Holl· day Inn In Kanauga Beds . Co uche s. Dressers. Table s, Desks. Lamp s, Maltresses AncJ Morel Summer Hrs Monday Tnru Fnday. Hrs l Q-6, 740-446-4 782 Used W1ndow A1r Cond1 11onmg Unlls. 011ferent Sizes Guaranteed. 740-BBS-0047 520 Sporting Goods a.m 10 8:00p.m., Sunday 1·00 lo 6 00 p.m. 7<0·992·252B, Ruos Moore owner 113 carat . round diamond sollta1re size 6, paid $800, will lake S55C: Marquis wedding 111 112 carat • size 7 . paid $1400, will take $1250: wedding gown wllh YOII size 7, paid $700 .-111ake, $300: 74().367-<l28e Of 740-949-2481. 12 1/211p. CraiiSmen riding $350 304-675-2329. mower On~ San J~Jan rabbits , great for train· lng Beagles and or eating, S5 1988 Otdsmob 1le Cutlass Supreme . V-6. auto, loaded . Senous Buyers PLEASE! each, 74Q-742·2411 111 ,000 mtles. $2.600 304-576· 3030 Schnauzers- m1n1ature pupp1es. AK C, also adulls. two females and one champ1o n sned stud . 1989 Dodge Shadow New Brakes, Rotors. Struts. New Front Ttres. vo- atoo. large cage, talks , $1100 firm, TV beanie Prtncess , $70, $2.300 Aller 6 PM 740 -245· 0333 1989 Whtle Ford Escort clean. good runntng ca r $1,600 304· 773-5452 1991 Ponttac Grand Am, atr. tilt. crutse. amllm stereo, four new ti res, excellent cond1t1on. $2195, Erin $65. call 74Q-992·5232 740-992-6824. 570 1991 Thunderbud, body- m1nt co ndrt1on. fully loaded, sunroof. needs engrne work $1,700 304 675-1843. Musical lnstrumlints Show Bud Steel GUitar In Good Condil~n. $400, 740367-0279 Srlver trombone $150 Trumpet $50 Snare drum $75 304-675- 7302 Fruits & Vegetables 580 Peaches! Fresh . Homegrown Now l At c hard Bros FrlHI Farm . 1922 Orpheus Road, Thurman . OH 740-286-4584, Mon , Sat, FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 1991 Toyola Corolla DX B3.000 M1tes. 5 Speed. 31 Ml 1Ga1 , K,, I E• ceilen1 Cond1h0n, $4.500. 740- 446-3677. 1992 Corvette Coupe Black Rose, Bl leather. CD & Cass, Tw1n Pwr. Seats, Pwr wmdows,Prw Locks . Pwr Heated m1rro rs. It 1, 350, Au· tom Overdr Climate Conlrol. Ant1-Sk1d Control. New Puelh Tires , 61,000 M1. $15.00000 740. 682-7512 1992 Geo Storm, Whtte With Btue Interior. New Tires New Ex haust , Looks Good. runs good 1969 Cavalier, While/Black lntenor, good !Ires, runs good. Sharp! $2,500 00 740-145-9424 1 610 Farm Equipment 1991 553 Sheeps Foot Roller, $42,000. 48 Inch Double Drum Sheep s Foo t Roller $3,200, MNPA V1bra11ng Tamper For A 1993 Thundttrblrd, V·6 8UlQmfjt~ •• a1r. lo aded 97k mites . S3g95 1988 Tempo, 4 cyhnder automallc. excellent condltto n. $1450, 740-742-2357 OBO. 740-992~1 plasbc $650 304·576-3030 Kawasaki STS Jet ski, still under warranty, three seater, 83 horsepower. bough! new July ol ' 97. three matchmg Kawasak i ski vests and trailer all go w1lh II , $5000. 740-949-2203 or 740-9492045. wtll cons1der trade lor a good ponroon boal Sid this aummerl 18ft Deep·V, closed bow. 160HP : Mercrwser mboa rd , w/tra1ter. hkt tackels & bumpers $2.050 740 · Scooters. Electnc Wt1eelcha1rs , Sales Rental 'trade, New & Used . Bowman's Homecare. 740- price. Side,_ Equlpmenl Compeny 3~75-7421 446-72B3 S1de By S1de Relngerator 22 Cu Ft L1ke New, Deluxe Electn c Range , Like New. Maple Wood D1ne!le Table , & of Cha us l1ke New. Phone 3 6 PM Only, 740· 446-1409 Spr net P1ano $225 hrm 304 - 675-3734 For Sale Or Trade 1989 Mustang 50 Conv Aut omatic. $5.495 . Your Area Bush Hog Dealer For Parts, Rotary Cutters, loaders, T1llers . Frnr sh Mowers. Elc Carmi chael's Farm & Lawn Mtdway Between Galhpohs & Rro Grande. Oh10 On Jackson P1ke 740-446 1987 Dodge Charger Slick Sh rll. $650. Call 740-4.46-4419 Waterlme Spec1al 314 200 PSI Your Area John Deere Deater For Res1den11al And Commercial lawn Equ1pment Compact Uhhty Tract ors Fr om 20 To 39 HP All Stze s 01 4 WO And 2 WO Farm Tractors , Hay Equipment , John Deere Sk1d Steer Loaders Check Wtth Us About Financ1ng As low As 2 9% On Lawn Tracrors And Low Rate Flnancmg On New And Used Equ1pment Carmtchael's Farm & lawn Galhpohs, OH 740- $21 95 Per 100 1' 200 PSI 446-24121 ·800-594-1111 3725 Tra1teze lrl -aK te heavy eqwpment trader $4500. 740-742-2675 $37 00 Per 100, All Brass Compression F1nmgs In StOCk RON EVANS ' ENTERPRISES Jackson. Oh~. 1-B00· 537-952B Wh1te Kenmore Aefr 1gerat or $125 Wh1te Hotpo1nt Washer $125 . Wh1te Wh1rlpool Washer $ 100, Almond HolpOint Cryer $85 , Gold 3 Door S1de By S1de $150. Gold G E Electric Sl ave $60 , Guaranteed To Workl 740· 446-9066 WITH SIKKENS THE BEAUTY IS MORE THAN SKIN DEEP. Your deck Is the center ol your emertarmng and recreation actlv· 111eS So don't JUSt give It a 'linIsh" . Give It a quality Slkkens llntsh with the Cetol DEK or Rubbot OEK syatema. PAINT PLUS (304)175-4061. Building Supplies Block, brick, sewer pipes, windows, tmtels, etc . Claude Winters. Fho Grande, OH Call 740-245 · 5121 . 560 Pets for Sals 2 female, 1 male, BasiOn Te"lers, 74().992-2329. Two Ferre18 for Sele 740-441· 1419:___ __ _ __ Vckte. 740·446-2B97 Tractor - Ol1ver 550 wrth some equ1pment, 74Q-949-3001 241 2 Or 1-B00-594-111 1 The Pomeroy Thull Sho p has moved to 145 North Second Avenue . Middleport (Cash Bahr's old bulld1ng ), buy.ng- baby items . breakfast sets & gOOd clean used furniture on consignmen t. Open Tu esday-Fnday, 11 ·4, 740 ·992- Credit Probl ems? We Can Help Easy Bank Fmancing For Used Vehicles. No Turn Downs , Call 630 Livestock Horses For Sale LIQU1dat1onl Tratl Horses 1/2 Ouan er Horse. t /2 Morgan, 3 Arab1ans , 1 Wal~ ­ mg, Horse. Call Aller 5 00 P.M 740·38B·B353. 740·441·7330 Morgan & Saddlebre d 4yr old geld1ng . good tra11 horse St .500 or WJU trade 30-t-562-1676 640 Hay & Grain 900 lbs. Round Bales. $15 Each Wtll Load , 740-379-2768 NEEDED Someone to c ui and bale 10 acres of good hay lower FMI Milo 304·675-2004. 650 Seed & Fertilizer Ear corn. $2 50 per busheL 740· 992-2e23. TRANSPORTATION 710 Autos lor Sale 1975 Oldsmobile Cutlass 5 Colonade. two door hardtop, 350 au· tomatlc, " new tires. new brake lines, needs brall;es , body .fair, $350 OBC, 7ol0-992-6986. 1978 Cne~y Monza Drag Car, Jegster Chassis, 377, TCI Power Glldf. 5.13 Dana Aear. Basi 01 B.S3 118 Miles $7,500 Turn Kay Whh Extra Pans, 7ol0-245-9357. 19B5 Jeep Wagqn , 4x4 $1.800. GREAT FOR DERBY Cars 1977 Ford LTD Stat1on Wag on 197B Ca!lllac 740-245-5037 Oh10 Valley Ba nk W11l Ofler For Sale A 1989 Mercury Co ugar lt667635 , A t 992 Ford F -1 50 IA07620 PubliC AucfiOn W1!1 BeHeld AI The OVB Anne x. 143 Third Ave , GallipoliS, OH On 7f251 98 AI 10 00 A M The Above Will Be Sol d To H1ghest B1dder "As Is - Where Is" W1th ou t Expre ss ed Or Implied Warranty And May Be Seen By Calltng Ke1th Johnson At 740 -4 41 · 1038 OVB Reserves The R1gh1 To Acce pt Or Retect Any . And All BidS. And Wuhdraw Property From Sa le Pnor To Sale yltme Upton Used Cars At 62·3 Mdes South ol leon. WV F1nanc lng 1--l()JLD ~EO!i:. CAAE F~ I\ 112 ton Che~y 4K-i , runs good. body a basket case. 740-949- 3001. 1965 Chevy Panel Truck $750, 080 74().379-2706 1986 Chevy one ton dually, 454 four speed. excellent condition, $5500. 740742·2675 790 Campers & Motor Homes II\'( !'t.W-Nt> w "~! BIG NA'I'E 21 Dlcoratlvtr lrlnket 22 Thllll -Tap -- 23C~ 24 Denllh 1118nd 25 Act like a West Paas tyrant Nortli Eut 27 Roman 4• All pass 29 Pelt ole 28 Aegrsto 31 Wielding The universal truth, we assume It is a universal lrulh lhal 1f you don'l think oflhe besl bid or play. you won't make it Of course, calling this a " universal " truth a.<Sumes -·surely, rea.~onably --lhat other mlelhgent specres elsewhere in lhe umverse have thought processes. Sometimes, though, 1f you have met lhe theme before, you can play lhe contract "on autopilot" Which is it today? You are m four hearts. Wesl slarts with two lop clubs. How do you continue? Usually, a lhree-bid is made with a seven-card su1t But thai wonderful si~·bagger 1s as good a' most weaker seven-carders. North, with three winners and e~pecling partner to have seven tricks for a vulnerable pre-empt, raised. Suppose you ruff lhe second club and draw trumps, leavmg your.;elf wilh one. When you play 1wo rounds of diamonds and the suit doesn't split 2-2, you are in big trouble. East returns a club, forcing oul your final trump. And when East wins lhe ne~l diamond Irick, he has a club left If lhe defenders haven't blocked lhe suit, Wesl will cash lwo club lricks for two down. Let 's lry an alternative lack. After ruffing at Irick 1wo, play the ace and another diamond. East returns a club. Ruff and play a lhird diamond. lfEasl lnes a founh club. ruff w11h dummy's heart I0 and claim I0 lncks: two spades, si~ hearts, one diamond and one rutT in the dummy. Altemalively, 1f Ea.'l SWitches, you drawlrumps and enJOY the established diamond Irick. The key principle is this: If you have a lwo-suiled hand and musl establish lhe side suil, il is usually righl 10 slart on lhe s1de suit immediately. . chun:h 31Jows,e.g. 33 Tencllr 40 Englllh 41 Actor aruce- 42 Blldnl top 43Mn.C- CI18plln . 44 Comlllll - ' Skinner ... 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If you feel uncena1n aboul whiCh way to go, JUSt fl1p a COin You w111 then find yourself WISh~:::::::~:::-:!_"-.. rng lor - ' - - - I I I I ~ I DILCAP 1--...;.1;_;:,.,..:...;:.';_;_;..,-.,,5--l Q Complete lhe chuckle quoted ~Y f1llmg m lhe m1U1ng words L_,I-..J._.J..._JI-..J.--l you develop from :~tep No J below _ PEANUTS M'f E'(E$ KIND OF 1-!URT.. 1978 Pace Arrow 28' Molof Home , Full y-Co ntained, New T1res, $4 ,800 , Negotiable, 740- BEEN WATCJ.IING TOO MUCH 446-6790 Mer 5 00 PM. 1980 Fleatwing w1th awnmg 17ft. 1972 Anstocral 1811, AIC , 1973 Smoky 15ft 12' Boat, Trailer And 6 HP Motor. 1699 Bob McCormtck Rd. 740 ·446-1511 • • _ PRINT 6 I TlliNK I'VE _ NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES • 1969 16 Fl Camper Fan. SleepS 6, Good Condnlon . $750, Smgte Axle, Good Tires, 740-446-0822 UNSCRAMBlE ~VI TO GET ANSWER UTTfRS IIIIII SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Loafer - Fa1th -Emend- Hidden · HE FAINTED A man offered his seat to a woman. she passed oul When she awoke she thanked h1m then HE FAINTED 1 TliMBLEWEED.. •soo. IMONDAY 1995 Nomad OeluKe , 30 Ft Fifth Wheel, Wrth Slide-Out. Centra l Heat & Arr . Microwave, Stereo, Self-Co ntatned , I Owner , Used JULY 20 I Very LtWe. 740·245-9376 ~~rr{'i) I~ CJ.II~bloi 1997 tmsbrucK travel trailer, 2611 vmyl-s1de r $12 ,000 OBO 304- 1\IEIRI!OOIES lt-1 ASEI<IM 1 N~~l\l ~~ Si\Wol;-~ '/11~'1 . 675-2793 I!WIIS'C. RIM !ol1tJ 1'111 ~1\IG f,\~ KIT1Y'S ~E 'filll~ ~00 YIOO 9 1/2 Truck Ca mpe r. AC . -Aw. Showe rs. Furna ce, 3W Frldg • Tv. Ant , 3 Burn Stove, Oven, 20 Gat Water Plus Hot Hall Dam- age, Sale $3,500. 740446-1111 SERVICES 810 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING UnconditiOnal hlellme guarantee Local references furnished Established 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) .:===~===~~~~~~=-J·cussing your inlenlions prematurely ASTRO·GRAPH 446-0870. 1-B00-287-0576 Rogers Waterprooltng BERNICE BEDEOSOL Appltance Parts And Servrce All Name Brands Over 25 Years Expenance All Work Guaranteed . French Ctly Mayrag, 740· 4487795. C&C Gene ral Home Maintenan ce· Painting, 1/lnyl 11dlng, carpenlry, doors. windows. baths, mobrle home repair and mol'8. For' free esllmilte call Chat, 740·992· 6323. 198B Cho•y Pick - Up V·B, 4 Speed, 80,000 Orlg MilOS $1,995: 1989 Comanche P ~k- Up , $2,195: 1989 & 1991 5-10 Pick-Ups. Cook Molors, 740-446.()103. Protess1o na1 20yrs BKperlence w1th all masonery. brick, block & stone Also room additions , oa- . rages, elc Free estimates 304· 1986 5- 10 Che•y P/ U Exlended Cab, Runs Excellenl. $1 ,050, 740446-B568 840 Electri.cal and Refrigeration 1990 Toyota 4x4, 740-441-1316 Ord's Electrical Servtce, realden1181 and commercial, 740-94 9-' 773-9550. 730 Vans & 4-WDa 4020. 1976 Jeep CJ-5, 56,000 original mllll, V-8, fibergtau body, new llros, sofllblklnl lop, wnull cover. Residential or commercial wlrtrtG,- $6,800 OBC 304·895-3023. '{00'1/t: t-IE~~ t>le 10 WfJ'o$. Wf\ILLI'E CA~ f\1~ AYatlable. 304-453·1 069 720 Trucks lor Sale ... New gas ranks &· body parts D &·. R Auro. Ripley, wv 304-372- . 3933 or 1·800·273-9329 Terms 01 Sa le CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK. Transporta tion Problems? Let Us Helpl Call 740-446-7278 Between 11 00 -6·00 Or 740·388·9062 An- ,. Budget Pnced Transmissions All , Types . Access To Over 10 000 · Transm1sstons. 740-245-5677 1997 Sunl1re Pontiac 4 Cylinder. 5 Speed , A/C. Excellent Cond1ton. 93 Honda Accord , 2 door coupe, auto. lOaded, 740-742·8903 THE BORN LOSER Auto Parts & Accessories John Deere 40200 NF JO 450 dozer. w1nch , manual blade. New Idea 484 round baler . New Hol land 85t baler . 740·949-2630 Summer Clearance on all Husq· 11arna lewn mowera 6 airing trimmers Guaranteed lowest ~ffLS. SACRIFICE 5pm 304·675-7453 740·379-2426 8UT 1967 Ocean1c Sea Imp 160hp Mercru1ser 1nlboard eng1ne 18ft : deep· V wltra11er hie Jackals &... bumpers 740 -446-3814 Make.. ~ oftef. 304·675-3824 One engagement and two wed · d1ng bands for sale . askmg $200 . Fo, ~VtllYTt41N6 Double Tratle r. 562-1876 Massey Ferguson 65, Gasoline w/PS, & front end loader $5,300 cove,e~ 1995 1211 alummum Jonn boat. seats , aluminum oars, anchor $350 1995 12·1411 boat tratter 760 304-675·3824 YOU'~t Flush ~'' · $7.000 OBO. 740-2561279 1995 Chrysler Sebnng, excellent cond1t10n. ca ll Tom Anderson , $5 BOO HMO IT SAYf 1993 LX650 Yamaha. 1995 VXA "'"' payments 304·675-7302 $4.600. 740· 643-29 16 Aller 4. 740·643·2644 Afler 6. FRANK & EARNEST 750 Boats & Motors lor Sale $25C 304-675-3561 40 - one'o By Phillip Alder 5.600 Mtles. 740-446-3909 650 Yamaha. 311 Stood up 20 Denllh Monday, July 20, 1998 1994 Honda Uagna V-4 750 cc 65 Fl Leads $7,500 : 1 Renc o Slraw Blowers $5.200: One 3 ln<:h 1995 Pont1ac F1reblrd . fully load ed. Hops, new tires 55,000 m1les, ask1ng $9.900, 74D-675-6723 IN NEW YORK, $11,000,740-446-4616 Ft -30 Ft. Hara 1500 Pile Hammer $23,000 , 1 Drop Hammers Wllh 740-992-3348 after 5pm I NEVER SEEN ONE DADBURN 'POSSUM!! ALL TH' SIGHTS \989 Harley Oav1 son Ultr a ClasSIC, 38.000 M1les. Black & S1tver. 446-3814 Gorman Rupp Pump $900 , Mise Steel Beams From 20 Ft -57 F!, One 10 By 50 Office Tra11er $3 ,800 , 1 Trench BoK . 1 P1pe Lazer , 1 Top Con Transm 1t , DID YOU SEE 19 1987 Suzukt AM -80 dirt b1ke . fresh rebUtlt . new rear 11re. good -- 8 Slklls on8 Brlck--.ylng cle¥lces 11 Aulhor Fettllr 311 .._.. Ilia 37 French lriind Opening lead: • A H187 Harley Davidson Sporlsler 1100 ktt, b1g gas tank , lots ol chrome, good conditiOn. $7200 1994 Ford Asp1re aUTo, 61 ,000 m1tes . ale. 4cyt $5 ,50 0 or take 416 Cal $4.600, Tool Trailers 45 BARNEY s• 21B1 5452 550 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise 1984 Honda Magna 1145. S 1900. also 1998 Honda 300 ATV $3800 . both excellen1. 740-949· 74().949-3026 Soallt Motorcycles 1997 Chevy Blazer Ph one alter COnd $100. 304-675·4331 Buy or sell Rtvertne Antiques. 1124 E Main Street, on AI. 124 , Pomeroy Hours M T. W 10 00 1988 Otd s Cutlass C1era S2.8o8 Alter 5pm 304-675-1236 To See 740 Parttng oul. black 1984 Chevy S10 ex ! cab Che\lette tram;mls Sion $75 Must se ll 304 -773- 530 1282 6623 DOWN 200ppoledto 23 Ametk:eol bird 1 lrlsh-Geellc 2e Agt. 2 VIII porlod 27 Gun grp. olllml 3D llxtends I 3 Antllopll IUIIeettplleln 4 Ethlopl8n title 32 Revolt (2 - . ) 5 Uncle 34 Juice fruit 6 Wrttlng tool 35 Sllep nolwe 7' Group of light Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South 1996 Dodge Ram 1500 laramie SLT 4X4 318, Aula. While. Fiber· glass Cap, $13,900, 740 -256- 1988 Bonneville LE, maroon, 4dr, new tnes & brakes . good cond $3.200 304-875·5792 al1er 5pm 57 OWract • 64 32 • 7 All Power, 62.000 Mtles. $15.800 $17,000. 304-675-3613. W1ndow au conditioner , Whirl pool. BTU 8000 , 110 volts, good Antique Sellers Cabinet For Sale. Excelle nt Co n011 10n , 740-446- 9811 Q 10 .. 8 3 OBC. 74Q-44H)467 Ford 3000 D1eseL new tires. eK Fox Fire Cross Bow Ou1vers Ar· ros. $125. 740-446-2316 Antiques Speed . $1 .100 OBO. 740-38B- 1995 FOfd E)(J)Iorer XLT 4 Doors +K .AKQJ98 1993 Ford AlHos1ar Van . Auto . A.IC, Cru1se , AMIFM Cassette, 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo, leather, k)aded 57,000 mles. excellenl co ndllton . 7-t0 -965· Eul • Q 10 Soallt 441-1528 co nd Pool For Sale. 27x4 , Almost Newt Asktng $700. Ev~nlngs , 740·4464175 . 740-385-4367 1993 Dodge Caravan loaded Al C , Power lodls.FactOfy Installed 5 P01nt Child Safety System Btaci Cherry Grey lnt $6.500 00 740- New western saddle. brown/silver tum $375 Brown English sad· die, used a lew t1mes $95 304· 460 Space lor Rent Mob 1le home Stte available bet ween Athens and Pomeroy, ca ll .. Q 10 4 2 1997 Camara 3 8 V-6, aulo. while/black, T· top s, loaded. CO, garage kept 1,600 miles Askmg 740992-698B Gas Heat. K1tchen. Appliance Included W&O Hook-U p Green Schoot. $400/Mo . Sec Deposit. References Req we d , 740-446- 3 Bedroom Bnck, A10 Grande . No Pets . $325/Mo . Plus Depos1t, Many Re11red Longaberger Baskets And Accessones For Sa le. ChriStmas. Easter. lnauguva l. Mother's Day, Etc 740·446· 1282 304-773-5651 MasonWV RENTALS 410 Houses lor Rent Kmdtewood wood burning stove msert, 36" w1de , as kmg $200, 1984 Chrysler 5th Avenue . De cent Car $500 , OBO 740-44 t - 379-927B. Sa'-, Grubb's P1ano- tunmg & repairs Problems? Need T~Jned? Call the pano Dr 740-446-4525 6AK&53 3949. 8.005 00 Grain Fed Freezer 8Hf For 740-38&-9033 After 9 PM • 6 5 • 2 1987 Dodge Anes LE Au r.s Good. Good T1res. New Water Pump, New Headliner. $900. 740- Sugar Glider, and Cage Plus Toys, Call 7 40-441 -1419 Good USQd Commerc1al Carpet, SI 00 Per Yard Or Take It All At 50e Per Yard Can Be Seen At 1743 Centenary Road . Galhpolis, 74D-446-9585, Or 740·446·2683 • 73 • J Oatmauon Pupp1es. $50 Each. 7 cabulary, 8 years old $700, COCk· mldther $75 gas range $35 1021 1990 Chivy Astra van. all wheel d"M3, $7000, 740-742-2675 740256·9364 304·675-3194 Fram1ng lumber. all stzes, 18,000 BTU a1r condlltoner $200 dehu- .J9765 1986 Pont1ac F.1reb1rd T-Top , 4 Wheel D1sk Brakes . 5 Speed. Runs Good , Looks Good. New MotOf, $1,800.. 740-446-9552 Yellow head Amazon , large 740446·3945 Wet& AKC Reg1stered Cocker Spantel Pups. Male & Female . Buff Also AKC Registered Cocker Spantel Adult Female. Call740-4-46-9742 Cannmg Jars. redwood cha1se lounge w/revers1ble cush1on Country Blue Checked Steeper Sola $75, Carpet 12'K 17 ' $45. 1982 Cutlass Supreme, 2 0 , 260 V8 . Good Condlt1on. $1,800 Or 1987 Ford Ranger. 4x4. call 740- 0584 7 40-66.,-3404 +A9875 992·3465 740-992·341B Reg Mtm Pmschers . lhree weeks o ld . two bla ck, three red . takmg depositS and payments $250. Valued $1 ,500 00. Dlnene Sel Glass Top wilh wood $50 00 740· 367-o433 Complete ktlchen stove. refrig erator. smk, counter-lop, cabi nets 9000 BTU a1r condtlloner. m1crowave sold separately 304· 675-1805 Truc:l!;s, 4114's, Etc 1·800-522-2730, X 3901 =~~~c:t' 18 17 A Bolllluy twin 11 El1imnce • J 9 8 BeSI Ofler. 74().992-456B poOS, OH 740·446-1528 B(lfs 2 Comlorlers Twm 2 Sets ol Sheets & Drapes Brand New $60 00 $280 00 Value; Cammer· c1al Mag1c chef Gull $250 00 Hugger Orange. $2,650. 740-6432916 After 4. 740-643·1016 Afler 5 Seized And Sold Locally This Mon1h 07·20-11 6 A K 4 Z • 10 1980 CJ5 Jeep 54 ,000 ~1les . AKC Regtstered Boston terrier pups, 4 males. 1 female. ready to go. mother and lather on premises. $200 &ach. lo good homes. Profess1onal Groommg by Appomtment s Over 15 yrs experience . New bath1ng system. · ultra Wash" . 650 Second Ave Gallt· Exptres, 713119B. CALL 740-441 1982, 2566 One bedroom apartment m M1d· dleport. all utdlt~es pa1d. S100 de- 4420 1987 Mustang LX 4 Cylinder. 5 People Needed Immediately Olfer 3 c lay s1dmg new $25 sq 380 BF walnut lumber 200 BF Fred 0006 Month Call 1-800·522·2730 Ext 7 Months NOTlCE Frencll Clry Pet G100111lng ATTENTION : We' ll PAY YOU TO LOSE UP TO 29 Pounds, 47 450 1984 Shultz M001Ie Home, 14x75. 114 Hubbard Avenue . State Ro- • Full Ba1hs. LA , DR, Faml~ Room, ute 7 North, Kanauga, Oh1o 740· Large K1tchen. Laundry Room. No 446-9818 Pet s. $400 Deposit, $450/Mo. 1984 2 bedroom, 1 bath. large ki!Ch&n & I1VJnQ room area . $6 ,500, 740-949-7007 2533 1980 ·199J TruckS For $10011i Weeks, 740-388--9922 81g Scree n T V 45' Needs M1nor Repatr Zent1h $75 .00 740·682· 7512 740256-1417 0521 8~30 Baby bed . dress mg labte , h1gh chair, swmg . car seat . stroller can Ron Evans. 1-600·537 ·9528 1971 1975 Homen 14x70, new electric furnace & bath P11ced upon mspectlon 304-675-3444 Assorted vanety ol Longerberger baskets 304-675-4426 304-675-4548 t Bedroom Apartment. Slove & Relugerator Include d , 740-446- A I< C While German Shep herd Pupp1es . Sen.:t.JS lnqunies Only $100 00. House Bro«ant 740-256· 6162 1995 Terrarnt8 Low Hrs Hunting- Ups1a1rs Apartment , Close To Grocery & Downlown Ga/lrpoi iS, Reference & Oeposr t 740-446 1158 3 Bedroo m House. 1 Bath . WID Hook-U p. 172 Fou rth Avenue , Gall1pohs . $375/Mo . Oepos•l AeQUifed . Call Toll-Free 1-8 88-840- $1,800 080 304·675·6864 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. furnished and unlurn1shed, secunty deposll reqwred. no pets . 740· 992-22 18 1180 · 1990 HONDA CARS FOR $100 SeiZed & Sold Locally ThiS Female Chihuahua 740379-2768. land For Sale 10 M11es Qui Of GallipOliS On State Route 218, Good Home Sue W1th Some Woods In Hannan Trace School 01Siflct . Elementary & H1gh School, Ca ll 740-256-6228. Or 16x80 3br. 2 ba th . $1.325 down. $205 per mo Free a1r & sktr t 1· 888·691..£777 home Apartments lor Rent A Groom Shop -Pet Grooming Featunng Hydro Ba th Don Sheets. 373 Georges Creek. Ad 740-446-0:231 740-245-9213 12 Horse Power John Deere Rid· mg Mower. Electric Start, Etectnc llrt. Excel len! Cond111on, S1.000. 440 APT AVAILABLE NOW 2 acre tot s or 8 acres , Bethel Borh Lose' 740-446·6306. 1-BOO· 29Hl098. 25 In RCA Color TV Console . Walnut , Remote $125 . Cash ExceUent CondJIIOnl 740-446-4722 740-742-2B03 Unbelie vable . new 14x80. no paymems alter lour years Call 1- Central A11 Condruomng Free E&· t1mates1 If You Don't Call Us. We ion . W Va 304-736-4BOO. Or AI· ter 6 PM 304·525·5359 Gracious liv1ng 1 and 2 bedroom aparlments at V111aoe Manor and R1vers1de Apartments 1n Middleport From $249·$373 Call 740· 992 -~064 Equal Housmg Opporlunllies 740-245-5439 mob ile 10 " COOL [)OWN! '" Pomeroy, no pelS, 740-992 -5858 Two 2 bedroom tra1ters . $2500 304-562·1 B76 12x60 Th ree bedroo m mob1te home pus, 740245-5100 1519 14K70 3br $999 down $198 per mo tree a1r & sktrhng 1-800-691 - 2 bedroom mob1l e homt. m Racme. no pors. 740-992·5858. 2 Balhs Call740-268-0007 446-0008 12x60 tra1ter . can be used lor atlice trader. $3,000 wrlhoul a1r condlhoner. $4 ,000 with , 740·949 - 992·2167 Tra1ter For Safel 3 Bedrooms 1 1/ 949-2499 · summer Specie!" 3l:lr $199/mo free a1r & delivery onty 11 OakwOOd Homes Nh:ro, WV condlltoned . 5260-1300 , SPIN9r, water and trash 1ncluded. 740- Brand New Ap t R1o Grande AvallaDie Aug 1st, All UntlilliesPald Walking Distance To Cam- SBO .OOO. 740-992-7292 or 304· 895-3490 before 2 30pm New 3 bedroom. two bath home. 78 acre , Hamsonv1lle area. $54,900, 740.742-3033 2 & 3 ooaoom mob1le homes. a1r Slarllng at ONLY $39 ,999 Many op11o ns available 1-888-928- 5678 And Ded<. 740446·9664 1 Bedroom Trailer W1th Utilities, Hook-Up S250/M0 . Near Gathpohs. References & Depos 1t Re QUired. 740446-9342 Call 304-755-7191 New Doublewide 3BR 2 bath 14 x70 Mob1le home 15 m1les lrom Pt Pleasant . 11 m11es hom Fraz 1 er~ Bollom . owner hnanc1ng w1th $2.000 down II you ha ve bad cred1t, or no cred•t. owner w1ll fmance monthly payment $350 All real es1ate adver11s10g 1n trus newspaper 1S subJeCt to the Federa l Fatr HousmgAct month Call Credtt ltne 1-800 946-5678 740-446·9862 . Earn $42K • IYr 4 ·6 Hrs /Wk Req $6,995 In• 1·800· 467 0227 or 3 bedrooms, around $200 per Close To Gallipolis, 3 Bedrooms. 1 Bath, 2 Car Detached Garage 304·675·7112 Furniture repa1r, rehntsh and restoratiOn. also custom orders Ohio Valley Aefmt sh mg Shop , Larry PMips 740.992-6576 tst ume buyers E -Z ltnanong, 2 Nortli ., 411 N1lghbor ol &yr. 10 OW. IIIII to 420 Mobile Homes lor Rent ~lol'lwloueflullle 45 Shoe Pill • Luxurioue ::.~e~r=~~- ~rJ~o~; Eleelrlcal, WV0003011 , 304-6751786. 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From lhis point onward, it's actions thai count SAGITTARIUS.. (Nov. 23-Dec. 21 1Your~ as.~etiOday is your ability to rectify old errors-and get your plans back on track. Lost time can be made up. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You and a business conllet you also know socially can be of nsiltanc:e to one inolher IOday. Oet topther and discover why I AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Schedule your time wisely today, and you· II be able to ruke care of all of your du1ies wrth ample_~reaks fot pleasurable pursuits as well. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Make yourself available if someone you love is in need of a.<Sistance today. You have lhe ability to manage something lhis person can't ARIES(March21-Apriii9)Your rea.,oning powers are keen today, especially in developments involving finance. Keep your goals and aspirations in lhe forefront of your mind. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Influences wilh a direct affect on your material well-being are favorable today. Make lhe most of what dili· genC:e ha.• to offer. GEMI!il (May 21·June 20) Thinas have 1 way of working oulto your lldYIIIIIF today, so don ~t be uptiaht'if it 1oob like the Oilier 1UY is Joins to get all the aooctJel. Pllience Ulhen in p~Oiplrity. •• ' •' ~ :: ,, ; • ,I •I �·. By The Bend Tu The D.aily Sentinel 10 Monday, July 20, 1998 tional children . Thc1r visits disrupt Ann Landers IWi L, , \ nf•'~' ~ ~ nJ .. ~• .. .. nJ J,m,·· r ..........,. S~ nJ'~ "'' Dear Ann Landers: Can you 'land one more letter ahoul the inlaws ·from hell '' I hope so because mine arc planning to \"isit soon . My mother-in -iaw is judgmental. criltcal. negative and eonlrolling . My fathcr-tn -law watches TV at ' •p volume I0 hours a dav. talks cunslantly ahoul his mcdi~al prol· : ms and cars only l"Cnain focx.Js prCJ 1r~d under his supervision . They vi:<~it us for li \c or 'ix. days every few months anJ often hrin~ my ~iste r-in - law and her dysfunc- li\'..,:~ totally . I realize this is my hushand ' ~ fault for not s~tting boundancs early. hut it hurns me up the way they run all over him . He says he can., help i1. Ann. these arc ntH people I would chU<"c for friends . I l<l'C my hushand . and he ·, a wonderful father 10 our (wo child""· I would never leave him . hut whenever my tn-laws come to visit? Arc then: an)' acti,·i· tics you can become invoh cd in that would take you out of the house for ~YCrJI hours ;1 day'! I would also suggest another l:nunsdor. sint..:c the one you and your husband saw didn't help. When you tell me the visits from the in -laws cause fights with your hushand and make you physically ill. I get a pretty gwd idea of" t,at goin~ visit. my hushand and I get .into a you arc huge fight and I am sick tllm)' siOmach for days. My husband and I sought counseling. but it didn 't hdp. l'\e even lrtcd prayer. Can you illfcr some advtcc! - Plano. Texas Dear Plano: Arc there any fami- column to your hushand. Perhaps 11 will help him unJcrstand how much his support wouLJ mean to you . Dear Ann I anders: Please prtnt this teller as .t ~urprise gift w my hushand for al he has done fo; me ly mcmhcrs or goo<.J friend~ you might go to sec when the in·la\''' l • ' • through. Show this these past 1ou1 year~ . I was struck hy a car 4tnd ,ufkrcd a sever~ head injury that kh me on hram-seizurc medication. Since thiu time. I have hcen unable to drive . My husband has been in char~e of transportin~ the children to sch<Mll your hushand is and how wonderful that you appreciate him . Here's your letter. and give him an c~tra hug appreciate it if you would !-!CI from me. sec:<~ al..'tivitie~ Dear Ann Landers: This '' for "New Yurk Wedtling Bclk. .. who karn . - Lal"ycth: Hill . P• . Dear Lafa~·ette : I was anwcJ "' the hlitlard nf lrners that hlcw in. hashin~ "New York Belle .. for her and social C\'Cnls. He dues all the marketing hccausc I cannot gel 10 the grocery store. He is a fantastic cook and prepares all the meals. He also helps me clean up afterward. This man has never once complamed in spite of the fact that he has his own phystcal pruhkms. I could go on forever. hut nothing I say could possibly descrihe the generosity and kindness of this man. If you put my letter in your wlumn. he will surely recogni1.c himsciL ;md it would make my day. Thank you. Ann. -- Luisa in N.J . Dear Luisa: What a great guy ~as Tomorrow: Sunny tflgh: 90s; Low: 70s ~ you imaginc what she mighl ha\'C said if she had clw'iCO our lord to pcrfntm the scrvicl··.' I can hear her Ol)\\ : ··Jt.:su., Chri:-.t . rc~llill' it . :<~ a hia.:k-tic alTair. so don ., sho" up in thai dreary old rnhc . And one more thing . l.11rt1 . I t1 '' Graduation and award ceremonies were recently held for students at Carleton School. In addition to speech iherapy. physical therapy and occupational therapy awards. studenls also received recognition for the followtng: Early intervention: "I Can" awards went to Michael Ball, Emily Emrick. Dakota MarshalL Jonathan McVey. Andrew Nash. Justin Reitmire. Justin ~oseberry. D.J. Sellers. Ryan Sellers. Jacob Smith. Jeremy Stump and James Withrow. Thumbs Up awards went 10 Patrick Stump. Michael Slump, Steven Stump and Tiffany Withmw. Diplomas went to Michael Bail, Jonathan McVey. Andrew Nash, EARLY INVENTION - left to right; front row: Jonathan McVey, Jeremy Stump, Michael Ball, Brenda Ball, Dakota Marshall, D.J. . Sellers, Tlffany Withrow, Justin Roseberry. Back row: Danny McVey, Mary McVey, Tammy Sayre, Lorna Marshall, Annette Emrick, Emily Emrick Sandy Cobb - Early Intervention SpecialIst, James Withrow, Sabrina St. Clair, Kim Sellers, Ryan Sellers. . Not pictured: Andrew Nash, Justin Reitmire, Jacob Smith. Justin Roseberry, D.l. Sellers, Jeremy Stump and James Withrow. Preschool Room I : Valerie Hanstine instructor: Bonnie Shea, assistant: Bryan Burt, hard worker: Bobby Goode, most improved: Garrett Haptonstall. most aihletic: Cameron Robinson, best storyteller: Kirslin Zornes, best actress: Melinda Miller, sunshine award: D.J. Sellers, having fun: Savannah Graham. most cheerful: Zachary Fink, best friend: Clifford Boswell, most helpfuL Preschool Room 2: Keely Shuler, wonderl'ul worker: Hunter Cox. great manner" Kyle Anderson, best lalker: Teela Lemley. creative artist: Nick Hubbard. sensalional singer: Casi Arnold. fantastic friend: Augusla Wright. most improved: Eddie Kille. good sport: Kayla Salser. awesome helper. Preschool Room 6: Jack Goode. best friend: Timmy Willis. good helper: Andy Roush. hard worker: Joyce Romines, good manners: Kim · Deaver, best actress; Casey Sargent. most cheerFul: Dale Ellis. most improved: Sean Coppick, most creative: Meri VanMeter, good sport: James Strom, best storyteller: Meisha Deiwert, team player. Primary: Chris Edwards. !lest smile: Chris Tackett. most energetic: Bradley Donald«m, most lovable: Shelby Powell. ll<:sl friend: Tracy Smith, hardest worker: Derrick Trimmer. class leader: Luke Lowery. mosl By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff Pomeroy's landlords may soon have to pay a S15 inspection and registration Fee, Following discussion at Monday night's meeting of Pomeroy Village CounciL Councilman George Wright suggested instituting a $15 rental registration fee, beginning Aug. I, allowing rental property owners 90 days in which to register their properties. His motion, seconded by Councilman Larry Wehrung, was withdrawn due to lack of documentation supporting the proposed fee. Wright said $12.50, or about 83 percent of the $15. would go to rental inspectors, with the remaining $2.50 going into a fund that will be established helpful: Senti RanlSey, hesl pl~dge leader. Intermediate: Nidi Wilsnn. computer/r<ading achievement; Ashley Rhoades. writing personal inforrnalton: Jennifer Gray, reading achievement: Mitchel Powell. communica· lion skills: Jesska Simpkins. class assistant: Matthew Bcha, independence skills: Justin Boyd. cnmmunication skills: Mark Bogard. commu nication skills. Transition: Mike Bi-sell. achieve men! in reading·: Amy Jo Davis, achievement in typing ; Adam Caruso. achievement in independence skills; Deidra Carleton. auendance and achievement in working indc· pendently. l•t;;.,,,_. ,, PRESCHOOL ROOM ·6 - From left, front row: Kim Deaver, · Casey Sargent, Andy Roush, Tlmothy Willis Center row- Joyce Romines, James Strom, Meri VanMeter, Jack Goode, Back row: Beth Weaver- Volunteer, Sally Holman • Instructional Assistant, Kristin Acree ·Instructor, Maria Hampton· Reader-Guide Not pic· lured: Sean Coppick, Meisha Deiwert TRANSITION CLASS - From left, Pat Carson, Instructional assistant, Adam Caruso, graduate, Mike Bissell, Amy Davis, Dei· dra Carleton, Trlcia Baer, reader/guide, June Radcliff, instructor, Not pictured: Andy Lamben, Billy Reese. f, ~; i i COLUMBUS (AP)- An upensive political campaign over -whether to ban mourning dove hunting in Ohio may do more than just spice up the Fall election sea.<On. II may tilt the balance in some other races, says a Univer.~ity oF Akron political scientist. · "Indirectly, it could have a big impact because of who shows up," said John Green, director of the nonpartisan Roy C. Bliss Institute of Applied Politics. The i'ssue came up Monday after the secretary of slate's office announced that the anti-hunting Save the Doves group tumed in more than enough signatures to place a hunting ban on the Nov. 3 ballot. The group needed I00.393 valid signatures, or 3 percent oF those who voted in the last election for govemor, and tumed in rilore than I05,000, said Jon Allison. agency spokesman. Some county boards oF election were still veriFying signatures. But collecting signatures and getting people to. the polls are two entirely different matters, Green said, Hunters and gun owners are a given, he said. "The $64,000 question is whether the animal rights people can bring out the voters." If not, the electorate could take a conservative lilt. Green said. That's more true in an off-year, when turnout typically is lower than in a presidential election year. A pro-hunting group, meanwhile, has vowed to raise $2 million to defeat the issue. That's enough money for a respectable statewide television campaign, Green said. • Richie Laymon. Save the Doves spokeswoman. said she has no doubtl)er side will be outspent, but was hopeful that donors will come forward once the ballot issue is certified. "I think we need to raise a certain amount oF money 10 get our message out," she said. National animal rights groups. such aa; The Humane Society of the United States, have offered some financial help already, she said. But the group also is backing ballot initiatives in several other stales. _ Meanwhile, a group called Ohioans for Wildlife Conservation ha.' c'Omplained that the dove petitions were invalid ,..,',; PRESCHOOL ROOM 3 - From left, front row: Teela Lemley, Edward Kille, Kyle Derenberger, Augusta Wright, Hunter Cox. Center row: Nick ubbard, Kayla Salser, Keely Shuler Back row: Sue Pullins, Instructional Assistant; Alicia Bauer Instructor Not pictured: Casl Arnold, Tracy Boswell. SUNDAY RACINE-- Snyd~r r<union Sunday. Star Mill Park . Racine. Bring a covered dish . DARWIN-- Modem Wmdmen of America Camp 479K picnic and com- INTERMEDIATE CLASS - From left, front row: Nicki Wilson, Jennifer Gray, Matthew Beha, Mitchel Powell, Mark Bogard. Back row Sherry McCleary - Instructor, Jessica Simpkins, Ashley Rhoades. Not pictured: Justin Boyd. munity service rct.:og.nition Sunday. 12:30 p.m. al the northbound roadside park on U.S. JJ. Paul and Bonnie Smith will b< recugni1.ed. Missionary Society holds meeting The Berthot M. Sayre Mis,ionary Sociely mel at the horne of Barhara Gheen for ils regular monthly meeting. Attendin~ and answerin~ roll call with a Bihie verse were -Flort:nce Atlarns. Martha Lou Beegle. Geraldine Cleland. Barhara Gheen . Ltntla •nd Marjorie Grimm. Lillian Hay(llan. Mildred Hart. Naomi Stobart 3nd two ~uests . Becky Bradford and ilaughter" Stephanie. Lillian Haynwn had the program with 4ues1ions p<rtaining lo daily liv- ing anJ answt:rs from the hook of Proverbs. . A cornetly skit was presented by Barbara Gheen and Martha Lou Bee~ie on the art of giving and receiving ~~gift of pic . During the hu:<~int!ss mt!eting. thank you notes were read especially one from Cartlova Chnstian Cen· ler for Carnphcll Soup lallels lhe society sent that enabled the center to purchase a van . A collection was taken and given to the Meigs County Cooperalive Parish's Flo<ld Vielims' Fund, Meigs Youth Center. an accident vtctim's hurial fund. Murrow Indian Chil· dren 's Home in Muskog<:<!. Okla .. and Carrie Bell Brown. Get well cards were sent to shul ins in the communily. Barbara served refreshments b.: fore the social hour. MONDAY RACINE-- OAPSE 453 Southern Loc;d meeting Monday. Kp.m. at the bus garage. MIDDLEPORT .. Open gym Monday. 9-11 a.m. at Meigs Middle School for girls entering thc school into the S<!Venlh or eighth grJde interested in playing basketball. ALFRED -· Or~llJ!e Township Board of Trustees will meet in sp<cial session Montlay, 7:30p.m althe home of Clerk Osie Follrcld. POMEROY -- Vacation Rihle School at First Southern Baptist Church bog inning Monday anti con- 1995 Olds Aurora tinuing through Friday. fd0-9 p.m. RUTLAND -- Vacation Bible School at the Rutland Freewill Baptist Church beginning Monday through Friday. 6-K:JO p.m. nightly. All children and teens welcome. MINERSVILLE -- Minersville Unitetl Methodist Church will hold Vacattnn Rihle Schnnl Monday through Fritlay. o-K p.m. CHESTER -- Vacation Bihle Sch<M1I at the MI . Hermon United Brethren in Christ Church Monday through Friday. o:JO-K:30 p.m. with classes for chiltlren J-1J years old. POMEROY ·- ODOT puhlic heotlth tlcparlment atlJlJ2-fl626. Bridge projects Tuesday. li-K p.m. at CHI.STER -- Meigs Cnunty IKE<; 1 work "'"inn Tue'd"Y· 5::10 p.n1. ,\II conl:t:rning th~ Ravt.!nswotw..! Connc:ctor and Pomeroy-Mason Royal Oak Resort nc~1r Pomeroy. Prcsc:ntations will h~gin al h:JO p.m. memht.::-:<~ POMEROY Public welcome. POMEROY ·· Meigs Cnut!ly Ht!allh Department free immunil~l ­ linn clinic nn Tue"lay. 5-7 p.m. at the Meigs Multipurpose! Ccntor. Chiltlr<n RUTLI\ND -- St01tc Representative John Carey IR-Wclhton) open door ll,ll,J dchris . \l:'iSH:n Monday. -~ -4 run. at Rutland Village Hotll COLUMBUS (AP) - Congress waler.' nf the dittn . They Inured Ihe tra':, sent President Clinton a bill pro- Mo'c ' Lakc ~1rca when: Ncllic\ viding nearly $400 million to build uranium-recycling plants in southern Ohio and Kentucky. The plants are designed to offset hundreds of job losses from the privatization of the United States Enrichmenl Corp., a company that enriches uranium. A $1.5 billion father. Gurney Mich~tcl. hnn"'tead ctl land in lhc early llJIKh. She then llew In Oaklotnd, Calif.. where she visiled her son ;md wife. Eric and lotn Parker at Livermore. Other guesls were Suzy and Tom Hy,ell. Joan and Rrllce Moty. Rutland. Wiih Eric otnd Jan she loured Muir Bl!ach whcr guns wt!rc placcU Good Afternoon durin~ Worltl W<~r II to guard the Golden Gate otrcot otnd Stin"tn Reach where they allended Shotkespcare\ "Much Ado 1\hout Nothing" in an Today's Sentine t•pcn-air thcatt:r. I Soction - 10 Pages Nellie v"iled Cleo Bonita fnr lunch . Nellie. Eric and Jan. anti Linda Ou had tlinner wilh Otis and Belly Clamp. Livermort:. The meal fealurctl harhecucd salmon which the Clamps caught on a recent trip to Ala,ka . 1997 Pontia' Grand Am I -- . ,~ Lotteries , ' QIWl Pick 3: 9-0-9: Pick 4: 8-~-8-2 Buckeye 5:8-12-16-18-29 Loaded!, '22,950 Hurry! '17,950 Ch~v.Oids.Cad.-Pontlac-Buick-GMC 992·6614 800·837·1094 10,000 miles. •21,990 lY.YA. Fun! Savel $10,900 Plan will continue Insurance program for county workers to last another year By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff The Meigs County Commissioners will continue their self-funded employee insurance program for at least another year. following action taken on Monday. Modifications to the self-funded program, administered through Medical Claims Service of Ravenswood. W.Va., were made in order to lighten the burden on the county's insurance fund, while maintaining county and employee premiums at current levels. The county currently pays $227 per month For single policies and $575 for family policies, with the employee shares being $30 and $200, respectively. In the past seveml years. the county commissioners have been forced to supplement their insurance Fund, which receives premiums and pays claims, because oF deficit balances. Commissioner Janet Howard said that changes in the plan from the curjust In time for the 1998 Melga County Fair. The SHOw'RRING TOUCHUP - Members of the rent plan to a 90 percent silenl PPO paint was donated by Valley Lumber, Mlddl• Country Clovers and Pioneers 4-H clubs -re pian will help reduce risks lo the port. The clubs-... doing lhe work as a com· buay Saturday repainting the bleachers at the Fund. munlty project. show ring at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds, The new PPO plan ratses deductibles and adds co-payments to certain elements of ihe plan. and even increases coverage under certain other elements, such as dental and "I am very happy with Mr. panel hereby refers the maller to the his background and experience, vision . The board's probable cause panel Office of Disciplinary Counsel For Bloomfield's entry and his assessHoward said that the changes ment of the situation, and I think he initially found ba>is to look into the investigation," the entry reads. come a.' the result of meetings with The action means Doutheu and has correctly identified the issues complaint. but the entry tiled last a commiuee up of c-ounty week indicated that the complainants' Nuzum must now resubmit the com- involved as they relate to my former employees andmade department heads. motions were "not within the spirit of plaint _to the disciplinary counsel. opponents," Evans said today. who agreed that a modified self-fundEvans had previously served 4-1/2 the rules set forth ... and quite inap- which will decide if there is probable years on the Board of Grievances and ed plan w;c, prefemble to a plan under cause to proceed with the maller. propriate.'" Bloomfield said. a private insurance carrier. Evans is seeking the appellate Discipline and 1-112 years as its stale "The complainants picked the The com~issioners will meet with forum and procedure. and now show court seal to be vacated by Judge Earl vice chairman. representatives of the labor union rep"I don't think it would be approa lack of familiarization with the rules E. Stephenson of Portsmouth. He is resenting employees at the Meigs that they invoked," according to the opposed by Democrat L. Alan Golds- priate for me to expand on the com- County Sheriffs Department. whose berry, an Athens County Common ments in the entry, as Mr. Bloomtield contract with the county outline speentry. "Because of the failure to follow Ple-•s judge. The court of appeals is operating under the auspices of the cific terms for insurance. the rules and because of the serious reviews decisions issued by lower Ohio Supreme Court," a~ded Evans, The commissioners discussed a nature of the allegations a.' found by courts in a 14-counly area of south- who was campaigning in the district list of outstanding accounts payable today. Jhe board probable cause panel, this ern Ohio. by 1he Meigs County Sheriffs which includes Department, $45.336 .75 for housing prisoners outside of the county jail and $8,706.78 for medical bills for pris· "This certainly is not going 10 hundred construction jobs also will oners. (The county is required to pay · told The Columbus Dispatch in replace all the jobs that will be be gained when the recycling plants all medical expenses, including medtoday 's editions. "This is actually pretty excit- downsized. but the jobs that will be are buill. beginning in the next year ication, for prisoners when in cusing," said Richard Miller, an analyst created will be long-term jobs," said or two, omcials said. tody.) The plants will help get rid of For the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Rep. Ted Strickland. D-Ohio, who According to a leuer from SheriFf some of the 40,000 leftover uranium James Soulsby, his department is , Workers union which represents the represents Piketon workers. The Facilities will be located at cylinders that are .stacked around the unable to bear !he costs, and Comuranium enrichment employees. "To umnium enrichment planL< in Piketon Piketon and Paducah sites. The cylin- missioner Jeffrey Thornton noted find $400 million and get it moved through as swiftly as they've accom- and Paducah, Ky .• and each will ders represent a liability of more than that, with the exception of the plished here is really prelly unusual." employ up to 120 people. SeverJI $4 billion. department's payroll line item. the sheriffs budget is "depleted." Howard said that county departments are expected to work within the budget appropriations made by the commissioners each January, or must find other funding 10 cover expenses. I. 7 · percent to 1.52 miiil'On units. Howard said that the county does reflecting an anticipated shortage of COLUMBUS (AP)State regulators say they don't expect a repeat not have the funds to pay the bills, skilled construction workers. of last month's power'Crunch if temperJtures soar into the 90s this week, noting that $45,000 in additional Construction oF new homes is as predicted. . . . . continuing strong into July, with funding has been spent on operating "We're not calling for any spectal conservauon mea.,ures atlhts It me the county home beyond the March interest rates on 30-year fixed mortpoint," said Lee Veroski oF the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. closing deadline. gages averaging 6.94 percent this The difference this time is the number of power planLs m the stale and The commissioners passed a resmonth, compared with 7.0 percent ih Midwest that are available to produce electricity, said American Electric June, olution which authorizes the Meigs Power spokesman Pat Hemlepp. . . The · National Association oF County Department of Human SerAt least five power plants in the region were closed for roultne mamvices to provide funding and oversee Home Builders said Monday its surtenance or repairs during a heat wave in late June, resulting in a power vey of builders' plans this month a contmcl with the Meigs County shortage that forced electric companies to restrict service. Chamber of Commerce For economshowed them to be the niost optiThose plants now are up and running . ic development services. mistic in the 13 years the survey has And in a conservation move, AEP on Monday cut or reduced power been taken. It was recently announced that the to 27 large commercial .customers between noon and 4 p.m. ,Those cu_s"The same factors that have been Ohio DHS would provide S125,000 tomers have intenuptible power contriCts, agreements allowmg the utrldriving the housing mmet through to the county for these services, ity to shut off power in exchange for charging lower rates. the last several months- high conwhich will include funding of lhe curThe move will save AEP 1,000 megawlltS of electnclty a day, enough lrent economic dcvelopmeni director's sumer confidence. low interest rates tO power SOO,OOO homes. Ipo.,ition as well as Funding for a secand a 11r011g overall economy Akron-based FlrstEnei'J!y, Dayton Power &: Light and Cinergy in 1ond economic development prol'esrellllined in place in July," said Ken C~nnati did not limit flow to customerS, the corr.,.nies saicL Kolton. (Contlnuecl on Pllge 3) ' pline has referred the · maner to its Office oF Disciplinary Counsel for investigation. The board's decision against proceeding with the complaint wa.< outlined in an entry signed by iLs chairman. David 'S. Bloomfield, aFter Douthell and Nuzum submiued a pair of motions. one to withdraw the complaint and another to refer the maHer to the disciplinary counsel. Douthett, a municipal judge in Jackson, and Nuzum. a municipal judge in Marieua, submiued a complaint to the board alleging that during the primary, Evans circulated campaign literature misrepresenting Uranium recycling center bill wins House approval Alfred news notes 1998 Buick Regal LS . in..;trul'lct..l to attend to help clc01n CHESTER -- Fr<e tub<rculosis Nellie PaO.er returned recently skin testing clime Montlay. 4:30-6:30 from a trip In !he west coast, June 25p.m. at the Chesler Fire Station. . 29. She visitetl her e<>u,in. Eleannr Avery. in Wesl Seattle. Wash. Dinner LETART FALLS -· Letart Town- guests nn June 2K wer< Jim. Bnnnie ship Trustees will meet Monday, 7 and Briuany Hess. lsso•4uah otntl Jeap.m. al rhe oUice huilding. nine. Rex and Erin Smith. Wnndinvillc. Dtnner guests July I were Tl}ESDAY Edward and Tammi Parker. Dehhie MIDDLEPORT -- Middleport and Mike Carcfmt, Arlinglnn . Church of the Nazarene Women's Nellie then visited her 'on Edward Ministry will meet at the home of and family ill Arlington. Wash. She Renee Barlon Tuesday, 7 p.m. for ld- auendcd the Fourth nf July parade at lowshtp and refreshments. Visilors Arlingll>n which featurctl patriotic welcome. groups, nld cars and lrotctms, and a bagpipe hand. She visited a friend , EAST MEIGS ·· Mandalory Ellie Adkins. She accompanied her meeting in front of the Eastern High son and family In GrJnd Cnulcc Dam lobby Tuesday, 7 p.m. for girls gr..des and Moses Lake in central Washin~ ­ 7-12 who are interested in playing ton. They loured the dam where it' volleyball this year at Eastern High history and electric power were School and Jr. High. For more infor- explained and saw the laser light mation call coach Don Jackson at show displayed against ihe rushing DON TATE MOTORS By KEVIN KELLY OVP N-1 Editor . A pair of unsuccessful candidates in the Republican primary For a seal 'on the Fourth District Court of Appeals chose the wrong forum to air grievances about the campaign of the primary's winner, Gallipolis auorney David T. Evans, a slate Supreme Court board has found. Noting that the complaint filed by Marshall B. Douthell and Milt .Nuzum was "initiated without great thought as to the rules or processes set forth by the Supreme Court of Ohio," the court's Board of Commissioners on Grievances and Disci- lcgai gu<~rdian with th( (hild\ shot rc·.:nn! Ft•r lllt,rc inf(Jfl\lalitm. call the m~c:ting adding that his properties have not been inspected except upon the re~uest of renters who were being evicted. Then the inspectors cited him For problems caused by the renters, siKh as broken doors or tom screens. Earlier, council mel with about 14 residents oF the Union and Buuemul avenue neighborhoods concerning problems there. James Soulsby, repre,.,nting the Union Avenue contingent, said his main concern is the open storm sewer coming From the Pomeroy Cliff Apanrnenls. Debris flowing into the sewer during heavy rains causes the "'wer to back up. He suggested placing seclions oF farm Fencing at regular intervals upstream of the sewer openings in an effort to catch the largest items of debris. His (Continued on Page 3) Ex-candidates' complaint referred to disciplinary counsel musl he accnmpanied hy " parent nr 740-li67-65JO. for demolishing condemned buildings. Wright acknowledged that landowners will likely be opposed to the inspection and registration process, but said something needs to be done to address the problem of substandard rentals in the village. "If it rubs people the wrong way, the buck stops here." he said, adding that landlords would likely pa..s the SIS expense along to their renters. Wright said the discussion should serve as a warning to landlords. "It's in the wind," he said. David Bumgardner, who was meeting with council on another matter, voiced concerns over the proposed fee. Bumgardner owns rental properties in Middleport which enacted a similar fee about two years ago. It corrected none of the problems it wa.~ supposed to address, he explained, Ban on dove hunting move· gathers steam Community calendar----The Community Calendar is published as a free senic• to roonprofit groups wishing to announce meeting 3nd speci~l events. The calendar is not designed to promote sal.- or fund ruise" of any type. Items are printed as space permits and cannot be gu3r~nt""d to run ~ specific number of d3ys. 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Sports New Haven Cable News Network's decline, Page 2 Indians defeat White Sox,'~Page 4 · Ex-husband gets the shaft, Page 10 Today: Sunny High: 90s; Low: 70s · Page In - laws are causing major problems for couple - hubby needs to stand up to them our July 21 , 1998 Weather Daily 3: 9-6-2; Daily 4: 0-1-9-3 o 1998 0100 Valley Pubtilhina eo. ·' stock offering is expected to start later this week . The House passed the already Senate-approved bill Monday night by voice vote, sending it to President Clinton days before the money to build the plants could have been lost under federal accounting rules. Clinton is expected to sign the bill, though it is not clear when, sponsors Economic strength boosts level of new hoUsing starts WASHINGTON (AP)- Spurred by lower interest rates and a strong economy, housing start.~ rose sharply lasl month, reversing three straight months of decline. Builders in June started construction at a seasonally adjusted rate of 1,615,000 new housing uniL,, up 5,6 percent ff'Qm May and aboul 8 percent above the level of new starts in June 1997. the Commerce Department reponed today, Consii'imltl'il' had slowed in March. April and Mv after reachjng a nine-year high of 1.62 million units in February. For I0 straight months now,I¥Jme building has been above a seuonal· ly adjusted annual 111e of I.S million units, the longest buildina boom since the mid-1980s. New buildina pennits in June fell \b Regulators expect no power shortages ... � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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