https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/274e7bb6a934d0f9bcfade7e8ae7789a.pdf c6d9532066092ebd7cf7a7ff6415e8ff PDF Text Text Ohio Lottery uders tQp GAHS 10-2' 6·4 Pick 3: 740 Pick 4: 3517 . Buckeye 5: 3-12-20.33-36 Sports on Page 4 • • \A:!!• ..,, NO. 2A3 - 2 Sectlone, 11 .,...... is oente . • AGllnnllt co. Nenp liP ar ; . PomerOy-Middleport, Ohio, .Wectne~ay, Aprll16, 1997 . 01111, Ohio Vllley Publllhlno Complny . . ,_.....--.---.SHS prom ·court·- ---- Middleport begins 200th.observance .•• '• " .• 40 welcome banners erected along . str~ets of county's oldest village The following High School aenlorl · will eerve as the 1997 Southern High Schqgl Prom Court. Queen candidates are, from 18ft, Amy Northup, daughter of John end Vlc~l !\lorthup, Recine; Angle Carleton, daughter ·~ Bill end Cathy Carleton, Recine; Kerl CeldwliP, ·daughter of Christy Lavender and Howle Caid- . well, Syracuse; Kristen Hensler, 48ughter of Bill end Sherry Hensler, Recine; Mellsu Ceneq, . daughter of Michael end VIcki Cenen, Pomeroy; Veneliu Shuler, •ughter of Steve e"d Wende Shuler, Racine. Prom king candidates ere, from left: second row - Ryan Norris, son of Darrell end Jan Norrla, Letart ~ella; Travis Lisle, son of John end Janice Lisle, Syrec1,1se; Jesse Maynerd, son of Cecil and Debbie Maynard, Recine; Jenile Evens, aon of benny end Linde Everis, Recine; beck row - Adam ~oush, son 'of Gary end Terl Roueh, Letart Fells; Tyson Buckley, son of Kenny end Jeannie·Buckley, Syracuse. New Pom roy TV s·ta·tion is n the air ' . l . ' .. . By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel·Newa Steff The transmitter is in place, the call ·letters arc on the wall and the programs arc being broadcast on Meigs County's new commercial television st~tion. W27BO, channel 27, is on the riir.l' I • The dream child of Pete and Brenda Barnhart, TV-27 will provide n variety of Christian ~·nd family programs to the Meigs, Gallia and Mason County area, with a I ,000 · watt transmitter and an effective radiated power of S,600 watts. The call letters. with the channel number ·· in the middle. is an indication that the siation is low power, Pete explained. The ·Barn harts have converted . their dining and utility rooms into an office and studio, and while their Pomeroy-based station is not on the local cnble system yet; they expeci that it will be soon. .TV' 27 is affiliated with Fami·lyNet,' a satellite outreach of the Southern Baptist Convention in Texas, but the new station will broadON THE AIR -TV 27, ~Your Hometown Connection, • Is now on cast more than traditional religious thlt elr In Pomeroy. The ltltlon Ia licensed to, and operated by, programming. . B1'811CM and Pa Barnhart. The etltlon Is opert*f from the Blm· According to Pete, their programs hlr1S' RoCk Street ~ and fMtUrls religious and family-oriwill encompass a.variety of family ented programs. programs. In addition to church services brolidc:ast on the network, viewers' can watch family programming outlets in the commu_nity to see that morning. . So, how does one begin to start up like "Dobie Gillis," "The Adventures the public's needs are met." of Ozlie and Harriet," and classic · The Barnharts are unable to do a local television station in Meigs . - . movies, sports and fishing programs any live broadcas'ts at ttih time, but County? According to the Bamharts, it is,a on the weekends. The new station is they would like to begin lhowing ptealso affiliated with World Harvest's recorded coverage of local events long, slow and expensive process. such as the upcoming National Pay Pete's interest in broadcasting began Lesea Broadcasting in Illinois. The Barnharls haven't begun to of Prayer (May I). the soapboJ! der· when he helped a friend, who was a develop local programming, but they · by, ·events at the County Fair and · broadcasting major ,at Ohio Utiiversity, by taping local church services, loc•l sponing_events. plan to. and then editing the "raw tape." Local churches will also eventu-· "We see a need here for local proBecause of.the impending arrival aramming," Pete Barnhart said, "and ally be able to pay to have their C:O.IIaaed on ~ 3 fie want to work with ottier media church services bfoldcast on Su~y .. .BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH Sentinel News Staff To kick off a year-long celebration marking the bicentennial anniversary of Middleport's founding, 40 red, white and blue welcome banners were hung along · the streets of the village yesterday -200 yep.rs from the day of the first settlement. The flags, to tcmain in place throughout the hiccnte11nial year. we<re purchased by the Middleport Community Association with contributions from King's Hardware and assistance from the Riverbend Arts Council. They line North Second Street from the corporation limits to Mill Street, from Mill Street to Middleport Hill, and along Hartinger Parkway from Broadway to Third. Friday night a Fou11der's Day din~ ncr/dance. will be :held at the annex of Feency-Benneu Po.st 128, Americatf ·Legion: Tickets for that event ·will remain· on,.,·!llll~~~; Thurs~. day noon "'iiR3' may ~ purCIIDSCIJ'iit King's ServicStar or the Middleport Department Store. Dinner will be served at 6:30p.m. and a dance will follow at 8 p.m. with music by the Orlando · Colombo Orchestra of Clarksburg, W. Va. Tickets arc $15 each. .. Plans call for recognition of local descendants of James Smith; ·who ·came with his family down the Ohio River from Marietta on a flatboat and settled above· the mouth of Leading Creek. Mick Childs w\11 be the emcee and briefs comments arc expected to be made by descendants attending. Among the documented local descendants of that originallirst sctllcr arc the familie~ of Bnh King, Jean Craig. Mary Lou Boggs. Ann Rupc, John Blake. and Belly Sayre. Others arc encouraged tn contact Mary Wise. who is heading UJl the bicentennial observance cnmmiucc. The annual July 4 celebration in the village will carry out the bicentennial theme with a raradc followed by a program in Dave Diles Park. ' In conjunction with the .event, The Daily ScntinCI will publish a • BANNERS UP - Red, white end blue welcome banners were hung along tl'le streets of downtown _Middleport Tuesday as pert of Middleport's 200th anniversary celebration. Chuck Kitchen, , president of the Middleport CommunitY A11ocletlon, hangs the : .first flag on North Second as Myron Duffield, Tim King, Mary Wise, Dick Owen and Bill Swisher, all Involved In celebration -- events, observe. commemorative edition on July 2. -tory and devclol!mcrit of Middle.: The ruhlication in tabloid lilrm will port. Other plans include a historical · feature stories and photographs of significant events relating to the his- house tnur to take rlacc in the fall. •.: .... ' .. Burglar suspects make mistake while ttying to unload stolen items : . . .. Two men susrcctcd in the bur· glary of a Dexter residence earlier this week were arrested in Washing- · ton Court House Tuesday after they aprarcntly mistook a new Fayette County Sheriffs Detectives' Bureau fnr a rawn shop.· Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby said Michael F. Durrc. JO. and 24-year-old Brian K. Atchinson, both of Wellston. were arrested on charges of receiving stolen rrupcrty and burglary. · They arc accused ofbrcakin!\}ntn the Gloria Rife residence on Buckwheat R<iud, Dexter. Rife repnrtcd Tuesday morning that her J111mc was broken into and items sllllen. induding a kni fc collection. - Snulslly said the two were arrestcd when 'they sloJlped at a building lhe Fayette County Shcrifl's Dctcctives' Bureau was moving into. Penric were !noving in refrigerators and other items. he said. "Th~ ruir stopJlCd and curried the· stolen 11cms mto the hu1ldmg trymg In sell it~ms to the dclcctivcs. :1ppar.; · ~ntly thmk~ng 11 was a pawn shop, Snulshy ~ald. . The ,detectives. whn were in pl:1in c_lnlhcs. went :1long to get infurmau~m. ~md sent nul :1 rad1n mqu1ry check In~ wuh nc•¥hhunng cnunucs 111 sec 1l .:my hreakm¥s and ent~nngs hud_occurred m wlud1 u kn1lc ~ol lecuun was stnlen. he smd. Meanwhile.-Meigs Deputy Ralph By AARON MARSHALL from Meigs Cnunty amltwn farmers Gannett Newa Service. .from Gulli:• Cnunty. ·n1c eight farm· COLUMBUS - Despite an crs will receive $5~5.511 in state extended deadline for ~outhern loans. Ohio's formerly Oood ravaged counOnly eight area farmers were ties, only eight area farmers reared· approved for the luun program the harvests of low intcr'Clit state loans despite state Treasurer J. Kenneth available through the Agri-Link pro- Blackwell's extension of the deadline gram. · . • for the pro~nini for flood_cd sou_thcrn The $109.7 millionAgri-Link pro- Ohio counucs. "All applicants m the gram,administeredbythestatcTrea- disaster area ~t the critcr!~· were surer's office, includes six fanners approved and w11l be funded, Black- .., ' Trussell, who w~s en route to invcs-.:( :_ tigating the burglary, heard the radiq:./.:. · traffic and later recalled it while talk ... . , ing with Rife. He then had Mcigll'' _· (· Sheriffs Disratchcr Mony Wood:-. contact Vinton County to dclcrmin .-. · who made the inquiry. ~ · .· When Wood culled Fayette Coun::.. 1y. the subjects were about ready to; leave_, Soulshy said. When the list ot · stc1lcn items was read to the dctccr' tivcs. they matched the ·itcms that tiKi suhjecis had been trying to sell. :Meigs Proscc11ting Attorney Johrr · R. Lcntcs .said. the two rcrortcdly . gave a_tarcd confession and unticipates them going into court today. .. It was also reported that Atchinson· is also wanted in Jackson County on . . ' a probation violation charge. -Eight Gallia, M _ eigs farmers seek low interest loans I .. .: well said in a news rclca:;c, An iddi- .. tiona! $9.7 million was added to~·~ Agri-Link rrogram exclusively rotC!'· the flood -damaged areas. • ~· All the rarticipating farmers wil• . receive loans at fo~r rcrccnt lower. than normal bomJwmg rates throuak _ the Ohio Treasurer office program. "• . Statc'_Vidc a crop of I ,S6S .farmen:.:: had thc1r state loan · lli'Phcati011.:'•: approved. That was 126 more farm-::7 Conllaued on paae 3 ..: · =··:'...~ �The Dally Sentinel • Pllgl 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel The fall of a Mexican pop shot at tax lfPan MEXICO CITY •• Corruption 1s synonymous wtth MexiCO AI! 11s Cit· 1zens know fa monda, !he "brle" from thetr wallets requ~red by street cops, bureaucrats, garbage collectors and others to perfllrm serv1ces AmerICans take for granted And one can 't compfam to h1gher government officials, because for decades, they have gotten their own JObs by one follrl oltheh or thuggery at the ballot box Mex1cans haven't learned to hke n, they 've hved w1th 1\ Indeed. one classified Central Intelligence Agency report lacomcally observes, " bnbery, mfluence peddling, nepousm and Illegal profuecnng have h1stoncally been accept· ed elements of the poht1cal and soc1al system " But all that IS changmg, and for the worse Knowledgeable U.S and Mex1can sources have revealed the details ol one cprsode lo our assOCI· ate Dale Van Ana, and we 've dubbed 11 the " Super Mario" affmr. It clearly exposes a narco-dcrhocracy cancer that has grown so rap1dly m Mex1co '" the last decade that 11 threatens to overwhelm every msutution of pow- By WALTER R. MEARS er and govcrnmcnl '£sta611sfietf in 1948 111 Court Street, Pomel'oy, Ohio 614-992-2156 • Fax 992-2157 A Gannett Co. Newspaper ROBERT L. WINGm Publisher CHARLENE HOEFUCH GeiMIIlll Manager • MARGARET LEHEW Controller ~ongress takes annual '_Ap Special Corraspon!fent WASHINGTON- Denouncmg tax burdens and tax collectors on Apnl ~ 15 ISa ntual m Congress - wh1ch la1d down the rules m the first place,and lbas made the system so comphcalcd that most taxpayers h~re help m preparmg their returns It happens every year a11h1s lime. Wllh speeches, voles and demands for lax cuts and a Simpler system. Iromcally. the tax breaks congressiOnal Republicans want, and the nval proposals the admm1strauon IS offenng, would add new hnes to he computed and checked on tax forms, and lengthen a lax code thai already IS 2.8 mJIhon words long Steps hke the $500 a child crcd11 and ret~rement savmgs deducuons that arc among GOP proposals would have to be implemented by Internal Revenue Scmcc rules So would President Clinton's tax cut proposals, wh1ch mclude h1s vers~on of a tax cre<hl for each ch1ld m a family and for tUition expenses. an cxpans10n of mdJVJduat 1et1rcment accounts, and mccnt1vcs for homeowners He would offset them wuh mcrcases, moSIIy on corporations, descnbed as steps to close loopholes Tax Slmphfication 1s m, but so 1s a push tor tax changes that would put new wnnkles, and complexities. mto the system At the same t1me, the IRS IS under scrutmy, and sometimes attack. o•cr 11s acknowledged problems, but also as a symbol of the tax system It oversees That's an occupauonal hazard for the tax collector, and always has hecn The most amblllous of lax overhaul proposals would chromate the IRS. wh1ch (l;n'1 gmng to happen any t1me soon, 1f ever Advocates of a flat tax or a natwnat safes tax say the IRS wouldn 't be needed, at least not m anythmg C.ke 11s present s1zc and scope ~ It 1s the second largest of federal agencies, with an annual budget ol $7 t1ilhon employmg ahout 106,000 people to handle about 200 m1lhon returns. • mvolvmg 480 different tax forms. : A natmnal comm•ss1on on rcstructunng the agency 1s du~ to 1ssuc lls find· i:llgs and proposals 1h1s summer The Chnton admmistrauon has rccomJllendc4 '!_!cps !O improve IRS management and cl(ic•cncy, and 11 JSsued a r~ latJve1y mOdest lox s•mpllticlluon plan on Monday. ~ "As pan of our effort to serve the taxpayers better, today we arc announc•ilg a package of more than 60 measures to s1mpllfy the tax taws and enhance taxpayer r~ghts, " Treasury Secretary Robert Rubm smd "Our goal IS clear We want to make hfc eaSJer for the Amoncan_laxpayer" ~ Republicans say the admmJSiratmn IS only tmkcnng, and that more bas1c <:}langcs arc needed House Speaker Newt Gmgnch says the IRS ~ould be c-\Jt to no more than 44.000 employees. and the tax system should be s1m~e enough to get the agency out of the hvcs of ave;age Americans. : But the tax collector d1dn't make the system complicated. There's noth•Dg m 11 Congress dtdn't pass and a president didn't stgn t : Proposed JcgJslatJVC fixes don't deal with that One. a sure th10g 10 the !louse would make 11 a cnmc for IRS ell)ploycs to browse or snoop mtn (!)d1v1dual returns, miSconduct the General Accounung Ollicc smd happenecJ :J.l feast 1.515 umcs m 1994 and 1995 Twenty-three people have been firecJ k>r It ~ Another would amend the ConsiJtUlll>n to rcqUJre a two-thirds vote ln <ijlpruvc .my tax lncrca<C. ThiS " an 1dca that attracts maJonty support. hut nnt the twn-thlld< margm tl takes tn .1pprovc a conslllut10nal o~mcndmcnt h1 the Senate. ,, maJorny w11l sulf)CC tor a nnn-hmdmg resolutiOn to ~ndorsc such an amendment . Tax cnde complexities stem m large pari Irom congrc>Sumalty approved cllorb to usc the system to 1nllucncc the way people spond thCif money. not JUst to r.nsc the revenues to hnuncc the government There arc lax breaks to cncuur.1ge some k1nds ol spendmg .md mvcstmcnt. wh1ch means t,IIS~ourag mg others · Twenty yc.lfs ago. J1mmy Carter became p1cSJdcnt allcr promiSmg a total ,;verhdul of a t.IX code he calle-d a diSgrace He got nowhere. AncJ Carter h1m· Sell h.u..ltall.mccnllvcs wnucn m lor cnc1gy L:nnscrvauon wh1ch me ani new r)Jics new lmcs. nn new lonns • A llattcr J.nrcr tax system was a Rcpuhhcan campa1gn prom1sc IR 1996 Sut the .1<llmms1ratmn .~rgucs th.lt the llal tux agcnd.t would unla~rly r.llsc the hurdcn on m1ddlc mcomc Amencans In any event. 11 "" t gcltmg Simpler yet Only three mmor tax h1lls passed Congress 1n 1996 hut accnrdmg to the Brookmgs Insutuuon. they added about 65'i changes to the tax «>de We need to scrap our current mL:omc tax system ,md ~tart over from : s~ ratch .. smd Rep D1ck Armcy. the House maJnnty leader who favors a llat tax : Armcy .tcknowlcdges that the complexity nlthc system nnw IS pnmanly tbc lault i>f Congress not the IRS .. • But thcrc·s no .consensus lnr ,m o verhaul h s c,1s1cr 1o complam ahout~ tkc tax cnllcctnr ·' EDITOR'S NOTE- Walter R. Mears, vice president and columnist f~r The Associated Press, has reported on Washington and national pol· iiics for more than 30 years. Today in history By The Associated Preas , Today " Wcdncsda~. Apnl 16. the I06th day ol 1997 1l1ere arc 259 d.rys lch m the ye.tr • IToday s H1ghhght m HJStury !On Apnl 16. 1947. Amcncu·s wmst harbor cxplnsw~ <K:currecJ m Texas CitY. )cxas. when the French sh1p Grandcamp. c.nrymg ammomum mtratc lciullzcr caught lire and blew up. dcvastatmg the lvwn Another shlf'. the H ~~hOyer exploded the loltnwmg day The explosions and rcsultmg fifes k1led more than 500 people .md lefl 200 others mJSsmg On th1< date. 178\1, PrcSJdcnt-elecl Washmgton left Mount Vernon, Va . (or hrs maug~ratlon 10 New York 1In 1862. a bill endmg slavery m the DJStnct of Columbia became law lin 1912 Harnet QUimby became the first wnman to fly across the Engllstt Channel. ' In 1917. Vla~hmir lly1ch Lcmn returned to RusSia after years ol ex1le. ; In 1935, lhc radio c;omcdy progrnm 'F1bher McGee and Molly ·· premiered uri li!C NBC Blue Network ' In 194!1 m his first spcco:h tu Congress. Prcs1dcnt Truman pledged to carry'out the;.,., and peace pol1<:1e~ of h~S predc:cessor. President Roosevelt lin i 1 The spectacle 1s one Mcx1cans wlll not hkcly forget In an emotiOn- anti-~rug al, explos1ve November 1994 resig· nation speech before telev1s1on cameras, the nation's tnost revered anti· drug crusader. Deputy Attorney Gen- man also happened to be Mano's brother. Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu Mano dropped everythmg to investJgatc! the murder, leakml! mformatmn to a fawmnJ! press that 11 appeared to a consp~racy by ant1-rcfonn PRI Jack Anderson be poh11c1ans in collusiOn wnh drug traffickers and But hy Nov. !5, when he stepped Jan Moller before the cameras to announce hiS rcs•gnatiun, 1hc was hagg~rd and era) Mano Rmz Massteu, was bitter- worn, the coprage sapped from h1s ly lambastmg h1s own pohtlcal party face 11le speech was cquatty blunt and blUer. He pubhcly charged hts for unrepentant corruption He had been the nalton 's chref own party, including the attorney drug enforcement officer smce the general .,wnh hl ockmg the invcmgapre-.ous March, and had garnered tmn. "There were no condttlons undc:r pra1se from a country hungry for wh1ch I could advance the mvcsuga· heroes He was Mex1co's Elhott Ntss. the new sheniT m town, threat- tJOn." he stghed "The bullet fired ening h1s own subordmates wrlh d1s· Sept 21! k1lled two Rmz Mass1cus· It' mtssal or even cnmmal charges 1f took the hfc of one of them, and took they d1dn 't arrest the most 1mponant the other's fa11h and hope that a PRI traffickers w1thm 30 days Subse- government wo~td do JUstice. The quent arrests earned h1m the sobn- dcv1ls walk freely, and have triumphed" • quet "Super Mano. ·• The t1radc was an overn1ght senOn Sept 28. Mano's game plan salton Because of hts reputation tor abruptly changed when a lone gunman assassmatcd the reform-mmded honesty, and convinced the PRI was secretary general of the lnstJtutJOnal crackmg at the scams, forctgn Revolutionary Party (known by the mvestors pulled out llf Mcxrco in Spamsh-Janguage acronym PRil out· droves The stock market plunged the s1de a hotcl1n Mex1co City The dead next day. and the central bank's.:ur- By COUlD I JUST GET YOU TO S'PIT ON IT? Thunday, Aprll17 crusader AccuW~ tlcvnlccs ol the manyactll:JVII nghts lc.1der Martm Luthc1 Kmg arc ccrtam that. If he were sUII amund he would he lcadmg ,, match oh Sacramento m prntcst ot C.1hlornm s roll · hack ol at11m1altvc a~.: tum But thai !'I JUst M) mUI.:h h.tgiOga.tphy 1l1e reality IS absolutel y no one s.Jvc lm the A:lm1 ghty. knows beyond a tlnuht wh.u Kennedy would hdve done or wh.l\ Kurg would he dmng SJmJ!arconvcrsmn Dunng the l%0s. he was one of the leaders ol the Black Panthers. wh1ch adv<K:atcd overthrow of the " system" by v10lcnt means. II Joseph Perkins necessary Two decad~s later, Cleaver was a horn-agQm Amcncan r>atnot. actu.llly gcttmg hJmselfthrown out nf a CJiy council mectmg m Berkeley, Calli tor havmg the temcnty to suggest that the counc1l st,Jrt 1ts prncecdmgs hY. rc.Jtmg the Pledge of Allcgmncc Th1s hnn gs me to Jack1c Rohmson the late ba~chall gre,l\ who broke the sport s wlor hnc 50 ycuiS ago thiS month In almost every tnh· utc to the former Br<K>klyn D<Kfger. who d1cd a · quarter-century .1go. someone who knew hnn person.1lly. or knew ol hnn chums lo know how For one ot the l.tws ot hum.m IMlurc 'Jack would look up"n the current tuncs 1n both the world nl sports and hn)adcr soctcty " II he were ahve t<Kfay." wrote Ira 1s that people change Glasser cxcculavc c.hrcdor of thC Indeed consu..lc1 th~ tramd orma- '"'" nl George W.tll .~ee In h1s c.uly adult hie. he was,, staunch scgre~a twmsl. who ,\ctually stood 111 .rlioorway hlndll)!! hl .~ek students lrnm lorm.rlly cnrolhng .It the Umvcrsny ol Al .1h.1m.1 Two decades f,ncr. he had so repucJmted tn s r,\CISI p.JStthat a maJonty ol Alabama s black Citi zens supp01 ted fum tor govc1 ""~ Eldndge Cleaver underwent a Amcncun Civ1J L1hcrt1es UnH>n. m ,, 1ccent IS<UC of Sports lltustr,ncd. ·Rohmson would be rcmmdmg us . anti not ~cnlly -- that rat.:a ~tl rnc~UJI1es sill! lnmt the npportumt1 cs .rnd sllflc lhc dreams of black chli· dren He woulcJ be talkmg to us .rhnut the unfiniShed struggle lor JUsllce m .md nut ol h.tsehall Well m.1yhe L1kc most hbeJ ,Jis. Glasser likes to thmk U1<1t Rnbmsnn was one of them. How could he be otherwiSe' The son nl a poor hl.1ck shnrl!cropper and grandson ul ,, slave Rohmson grew up under Jnn Cruw and knew. hrsthancJ. the slmg ol r.tcasm In dcsegregallng the natmnal paslim~: Rohmson hccamc a lr~tn!'iccn ­ dcnt CIVIl nghts symbol Through .11! the msults and cp1thels hurlccJ al hun hy h1gotcd fans, the racJSimdJ~llltJes VJSJtccJ upon h1m by hiS lcltow pl.lyCJS. he never lost hiS restrmnc'd and d1gnrlicd comportment He recogmzcd that on hiS broad shoulders rcstecJ the aspJr.tllnns ol hJS entire race AnJ that , II he lashed out m def1.mcc at Ius wh1lc tormentors. he would set hack the cause of mtcgrauon Of course m later years ,\s Robmson was tnmcd hy dozens more black rency reserves posted theJr biggest smgle-day Joss m historv, ahout $1 5 bllhon. When the new prcsJdeAtlallldministrauon of Erncsto Zed11lo assumed office on Dec. I. 1994. the PRI leader had no ch01ce but to tap an oppositiOn party official, Anlomo. Lozano, for the auorney general's slot. In the wake of Super Mar1o's charges. the Mexican pubh< was not ahout to have confidence 1R PRI appomtces W1thm a week, m the howcls of the attorney general's bu1ldmg, Lozano's men made a surpnsmg diScovery a cache of documents and tapas. w1lh obv1ous alterations and deletions in the testimony of wn ncsses A qu1et mvcst1gat1on procecdc:d for more than two months before Lozano came to beheve that Super Mano. not PRI ollicmls, had dchberately 1mpeded the mvcsugutJon of hiS own brother's murder. The motive was not dear. hut 11 was tunc to questmn h1m. wh1ch they dtd for hours on March 2 1995 , The next day. Mano fled the country llJ S Custnms Service agents detamccJ tum .11 a New Jersey a1rpon when, 11pped nff hy Mex1can offi · ctals. they lnund he was carrymg $46,000 that he had fa1led to diSclose Wh1le Mann was hem~ held m a Manhattan Jail , .m mvcst1galmn began that has further sh.Jkcn Mcx1· CO U S and MeXICan IRVCSU~alors found that he had accumulated murc than $20 m1lhon 10 vanous hunk accounts a h1t cJ•Iticult to do honest· lyon a yc.~rfy salary of $70,000. F~r; thcr mqu~ry dcternuncd thai the hutan~.:c m one a~,;cnunl m Houston. had gone from zero to $9 4 nuih(>n durmg the same months he was the nation s c.lrug c1ar Both Mcx1can and U S counternarcotics ol fic1.Jis allege that most of the cash was pmlcciH>n money pa1d by the very drug lnrds he was sun· posed to he arrcslmg Rmt MasSJeu dcmcs the accusauun through ,, l.iwyer hut lmls to explam hiJw he accumulated such a lnrlune wh1le serving m puhl1c olhcc. And lunhcr exammatlon 1nd1c.ues the only arrests thiS crusader d1d make wh1lc on the JOh were of mmnr, cxpcndahlc drug tralhckers As IS UK> oflj:n the case lately m MeXICO. yuu cant tell the g<KKf guy< lrom the bacJ The dev1ls that arc louse. and tnumplung m.ty even appear .ts ang:cls Jack Anderson and Jan Moller are writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. • If there IS a Scoundrel Hall of Fame somewhere, they arc hkely prepanng a specmt alcove for the broadcastmg mdustry Surely a more brazen breed of knave never strode the eanh For SIX decades, they · used the public's a~rwaves, free of charge, to generate bJihons m profits while telltng us they were domg n " in the pubhc mterest. '' Now comes new technology that creates more channels that could be worth $70 brlhon 1f sold on the open market, and be damned 1f we haven't handed it to them agam. Maybe we deserve to get screwed The story goes back a decade, when the government was preparing to ass1gn excess spectrum space for public safety and mobde communications ~~~e. and the mdustry's lobby, the Nauonal Assoctatlon or Broad- casters. sa1d w.ul a nunulc we need that space for, uh. let's sec. lor H1~h Densny TclcvJSJon Yes that s 11 For HDTV And so they gm u free sec- Joseph Spear ond channel," over wh1ch they would broadcast the new hl-lcch signals that would bnng us theater-sharp unuges and CD sound. Then scientists discpvcrcd that electronic signals could be "digitized" and broadcast m h1ls hke computer codes, and that the same sliver of spectrum thai cuni:ntly camcs one "analog" signal can carry half a dozen "d1gual" signals Whoa! Suddenly there were stx "revenue streams" where there had been one 11le extra channels could be used for home-shoppmg shows, for pay-pervtew, for pagers, you name ir. • fhc profit pntcniiOJI w.IS cnnrJnuus. As FccJcral Communrcatluns CmnmiSstun Chmnnun Reed Hundi put 11. the extra spectrum space was 'beachfrunt rruperty on the Cybcr Sea .. On Capttol Hill. twn lonely warrmrs ttKik up the hattie Sen. Boh Dole. R-Kan.. and Sen John MeCum, R·Anz , crusaded for an a1rwavcs auctmn, Similar to others wh1ch have rarscd $20 btlhon ftJr the natumal treasury over the past few years. · Watt a minute, •u•d ,the hruad· c~tcrs. we've got a GtKI·g•ven nght to usc the~~e atrw11ves and aft thJS nonsense about buying il ts gctttnl! mw the realm of sacrilege 'No joke. NBC PreSident Robert Wright actually said that forc1ng broadcasters to pay would be hke "taxmg the right to budd churches." , Theirs wa.~ a arcat publiC ~~erviee, they said, providi~a "frcet' thins~ W.VA KY. VIa Assocllltocl Ptess GraphiciNel Today's weather forecast By The Associated Press Ohio Tomght...Showers hkely east and northeast through midn1ght with scat· tered snow showers toward morning Variable cloud mess elsewhere with a chance of showers .. Ram or snow showers north. Lows m the 30s. Thursday Mostly cloudy Breezy and cooler A chance of ram or snow showers north Spnnkles or flurries ' south H1ghs near 40 northeast and m the lower to mrd 40s elsewhere Extended forecast Thursday mght A chance of snow nonheast Frur elsewhere Lows m the lower and m1d 30s. Fnday... Fa1r H1ghs 45 to 55. Saturday. Fa1r. Lows 10 the 30s. H1ghs 55 to 60 Sunday A chance of showers. Lows 40 to 45 H1ghs 55 to 65 Meigs announcements Revival to begin Harvest Outreach Church m Chester will hold a three-n1ght revtval Fnday through Sunday wtth Pastor Mary McDamel as speaker. Scrvtces begm at 7 p m. on Fnday and Saturday and 6 p.m. on Sunday. There will be speetal smgmg nrght· ty . Zion Chureh Revival The Zmn Church of Chmt will hold rev1val servtces Thursday through Sunday at 7 p.m nightly. Speakers will be Gene Zopp, Hemlock Grove, Thursday; AI Hartson, M1ddlcport, Fnday, Carl Snelhng, F1rst Chnstran Church, R1o Grande, Saturday; and Roger Watson, Sunday morning Town meeting set A town meeting With pubhc offi· e~als w1ll be held Tuesday at 7 p m. ,1\ the Rutland C1vrc Center Spedal services Danv11lc Church of Chns! will h.IVC spec1af scrv1ccs, 7 p m Saturday, and I 0 30 n m and 6 p m Sunday Denver H1ll of Foster, W Va w11l be the speaker Trustees set session The Columhta Townshrp Trustees will meet in spccml session Thursday, 7 30 p m. at the tire statiOn to conSider msurance payments and appropnatmn trunsfcrs. ' II Rnhmson were ailw tod.ty. he 1111~ht he chummy wuh Ihe ACLU's GJ,JSscr or the NAACP s KwcJSJ Ml'umc or even Btll Chnt;•n Butn 's JUst as likely tl1.11 he "uuld .1hgn hnnsell wnh J C , W.uts. the hl~u.: k Rcpuhlu.: ~m cnngrcs:oim,m from Oklahom.1 or Ward Conncrlv the hl.1ck husmcssmen wlm has hccn .11 the ln•efrunt ol the mmcmcnt to stnkc down r.1ce -h,1sed cnllcgc •Jdm"'l"ns. puhhc employment .md cnntrat.:lmg m C.thlnrm.t or C\cn Supreme Cnurt JustJcc ct.1rcncc hke news and we.rtllcr They needed the second <h.mncl. they sa1d, to sunukasl anafnp and dJgJtal whtlc I he country w.1s ~.:unvcrung tu the new technology. And they couldn't afford to pay lor sfllctrum sp.ICc ancJ m<Kf· ermzc at the same ttmc. · They even mounted a multl-mllhon doJJ,,r scare campaign They ran ads clmmmg that Congress wanted tn "lax· Ircc TV h would he tho death of "Scmlcld '' and ''Letterman," they sa1d . '11ley OJ IS<> htK>stcd the1r educatton and pcr~uasinn dunalums to i'nemhers of Congress During the 1995-1996 ~yclc. the NAB gave S861 ,714to varUlUs cungres.•umal campatgns. Ownen< and eXCCUllYCS of the lop four netWorks reportbdly coughed up $2,475.405 1n sort money for the two patt1cs. • • IColumbus!42• I 430 green power When w.ill they give our.airwaves back to us? IND. • m~ w hmgr.1phcrs. en<forsed ,,JJ sorts ol pr<Kfurts. mcludm~ hrc,\klast c-cre.11 . bread, hats and cJg,lfcUcs (even thou£h he d1dn't smoke) He w,\S a cap1tahst who wrute m Ius autnhmgr,rphy. ·nusmcss penplc c.m cJ•g black power 1! ll comc1dcs wnh evolved were he st1ll ahvc t<>day He nu~ht h.IVe been preoccup1cd. as Glasser suggests wHh rac~.tl meqUJtlcs und the "un!JniShe<f struggle lur JUslu.:c But. then ugam. he m1~hl he qUJtc plcasecJ wnh the progress black 1\mcn~.ms l1.1vc mutfc smcc liM\ lllle!ul duy m Apnl 1947 when he lirst I<K>~ lhe field lnr the Brnoklyn Do#ers J.,.cph Perkins i~ 11 columni•t for lhc San Dit.'go Union·Tribune and 11 commentator for MSNBC. Edna M. Grimm 41 ° Revival announced Revival scrv1ces will be held at the M•ddlcpon Commumty Church, 575 Pearl Street, M•ddleport, 7:30 p.m. Apnl2!-26 D11Tcrcnt speakers and ~;~ngcrs Board to meet Eastern local Board of EducatiOn will hold us regular mctmg Thursday, 6 p m m the h1gh school hbrary maJor lc~l£UCrs he no longer lound 11 Th«Hll~\S OCl:Css.try lO su llcr rat.:MI shghts m No one knows hnw Rohm~on's !'itlcn..::c He hc1.:umc ancrc\tsln£ly perception of Amcnca would h,l\c vocal when hlg<itry rcMed Itself cnher nn ur off the dum10nd And Ins outspokenness conunucd m the years lulluwmg h1s rcllr.cmcnl from hasc hall. ' That 's the Jack1c Rohmson that Glasser and h1s lcllnw hborals remember But what they cunvcmently lorgct '' that Rnhmson had ,another s1t.lc. Indeed. he wa.' ,, black Repuhh<:m .. th.n's nght ·- who acllvcly can\patgnccJ Jm R1chnrd Nixnn He w,\s .1 t::<mlmcrc.:ml patchman who. ~•cccmJ - Prom partiers warned forecast for MICH. ,What liberals forget about Robinson It never ceases to amuse when some lay hJStonan or another presumes to tell us what path a late great man (or woman) would have taken had he or she hut hvcd awh1lc longer Or, equally absurd. what thiS vcncr· ated figure would he saymg or domg 1f ahvc today For mstancc. the keepers of the memory nt sla1n prcsJcJcnt John F Kennedy hkc to thmk that he would have ended the war m Y1ctnam. spanng the hvcs <>f tens of thousancJs ol Amcncan scrvaccmcn who per~ JShed m Southeast ASia SnnJiarl; the ..---Local briefs-_.., Yard Sale planned The Racine Area Community Orgamzauon spring yard sale w1ll be held May 8 and 9, at Star Mill Park The Daily Sentinel • fubllsbed every artcmoon Mondny 1hro.1-h Friday. Ill Court St . Pomeroy, Ohio. by the Ohto VRlley PubUJhtnJ Con.,any,(jt~~~ntU Co , Po,....y. Ohio 4~769. Ph 992-2156. Second cia'" """"'" pal'4! Pomoroy, Ohio 1 Mt..birJ 'Tbe As50CIIIIed Pre" and the Ohto ,NewJpaper AIIIOCIMIOn POSTMASTIR; Send addm11 corr«ttonll to '1'1le O.tly Send.nel, Ill Court S1 • Pomeroy. Ohio 4.1769 Edna M. Gnmm, age.9S, Lancaster, d1ed Tuesday, Apnl 15. 1997, at her resulence. She was a member or the Lancaster Pint Church or the Nazarene smce 1925. She IS surv1ved by three sons and daughters-m-law Rev. Lloyd and Fern Gnmm of Middlepon, Roben and Wanda Orimm, and Howard and Elizabeth Gnmm, all or Lancaster: a daughter and son-m-law, Eleanor and Earl Ruff of Lancaster , a s1ster, Bess Leonard of Lancaster; a sister-in-law, Margaret Gnmm of Onent, 19 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren She was preceded m death by her husband, Lloyd D Gnmm, Sr., and a son, Leonard Services Will be held on Friday at I p.m. at the F~rsl Church p_f the Nazarene, 657 East Mam Street m Lancaster, With Pastors Keith Rt!ff and Ed True offic~atmg Bunal w11I follow in Maple Grove Cemetery Fnends may call at the Frank E. Smith Funeral Home at the corner of North Columbus Street and Union Street from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. on Thurs· day, and a half hour pnor to the serv1ce at the church Memorial gifts may be made to Hosp1ce of Fa1rfield County, II II East Marn Street, Lancaster, OhiO 43130. llneMotMb . • OneY...- .. Brenda Sue Stone, 50, Evans, W.Va., dted Monday, Apnl 14, !997, at CAMC Memorial Hospital, Charleston, W Va She was born Sept 18, 1946, m Charleston, daughter of Naomi Mulhns Stewan of Evans and the late Chfton Stewart. She was a cash1er at Evans Qmck Spmn Sumvmg IS a husband, Aoyd F. Stone of Evans, a son, Chnton Ray Stone of Evans, two grandchtldren. four ststers, Betty Hackney, Charleston. W.Va., Kay Mitchell, Dunbar, W.Va., V1ck1e Stewart, Charleston, W Va , and Donna Stewan, Huntington, W Va , three brothers, Arnett "Buck" Sttwan and Roger Stewart, hoth of Charleston, W Va , and Gary Stewart of Ohm Serv1ces w1ll be held Thursday, 2 p m. at the F~rst Presbytenan Church m R1pley, W.Va., with the Revs. WJiham G McMorran Jr and Harless Cook orfictatmg. Burial w1ll follow m Parsons Cemetery, Gay, W.Va Fnends may calltontght from 7-9 at Roush Funeral Home, Ravenswood, W Va. Memorial contnbutions may be miule to the Ftrst Presbytenan Church Bmldrng Fund, 2 tO Cedar Lakes Road , R1pley, W Va A felontous assault charge agamst a Reedsvtlle man m the alleged assault of a former Me1gs County Shenfl's deputy was recently d1sm1ssed, but will be reconstdered by an upcommg grand Jury, accord· mg to Prosecuting Attorney John R Lentes John C Sheets allegedly assaulted a Me1gs County ShenJrs Deputy on Sept. 8. Charges were dism1ssed w1th different charges pcndmg when it appeared that a plea would be reached in the case. Lentcs sa1d , He said the grand JUrY would consider s1mllar char~es agamst Sheets when n met on May 2 Lentes sa1d he <till believes Sheets, whom he said contmucs to mamtatn h1s mnocence. 1s responsible m the inCident. Man, 19, sentenced for receiving stolen property A 19-year-old Pomeroy man Anyone w1shmg to donate 1tems entered a plea of gurhy Tuesday may call Frank and Delores Cleland mormng to a felony charge of rece1vat 949-2071 or Dav1d and Ann Zirkle mg stolen property at 949-2031 . Donauons are appreciDeangelo Thompson entered h1s ated and ptckup service ts available , plea before Meigs County Common Proceeds from the yard sales are Pleas Coun Judge Fred W. Crow apphed to scholarships Thompson was charged m a bill of mformatmn prepared and presented Trustees to meet by ass1stant Prosecutmg Attorney Chester Township Trustees wtll Chnstopher E. Tenogha 10 connecmeet m specJal sess1on, 7 p m tiQn with an incident wh1ch occurred Wednesday at the clerk's home. m Pomeroy on Fnday. Thompson and a JUYemle were Flower festival plans observed m a car early Fnday mornThe Racme Area Community mg that had been reported as stolen Orgamzat10n Fourth Annual Flower The juvemle was also charged and Fest1vat wtll beheld Apnl 26 at Star has already pleaded guilty tn Me1gs M1ll Park. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Manlyn County Juvemle Court The JUVentle Powell at ~,4?0-2676 may be con- had prror offenses, mcludmg breaktacted for rnformauon concernmg ing and enterrng, and was sentenced parade entn~s. RegJstratJOn fonns for craft vendors, food booths. and oth· cr acltviues are ava1lable at the Racrnc Home Bank There is a $10 ol H1gh Defm111on Televtsion rec to reserve a space TonJa Hunter (HDTV), the Federal Communica-a~ 949: 3028 may be contacted lor tiOns CommissiOn, wh1ch issues mformatlon conccmmg space rcscr· licenses to radto and television stavatiODS . tions. JS hesitant to 1ssue new construction permits to statiOns w1thm a Modem Woodmen to meet close radtus to a maJor market. In th1s case, the large Columbus Burhngham Modern Woodmen w11l meet Saturday from 6 to 7 p.m. market, only 87 mrles away. caused at McDonald's m Pomeroy due to the F.C.C. to rcthmk the logistics of electrrcal problems at the hall. Each a tclcvisron ~tatlon 10 Meigs County. person will be allowed $2 2S toward However, the Barnharts apphcd for a their meal tcrram shrcld watvcr, wh1ch allows a DARE golf tournament new hcensc because the h11ls surThe Mc1gs County Shcnfrs ruundmg thJS area Will prevent \he Department DARE Golf Tournament new station from mtcrfering with Slgwlll be held Apnl 26 at the Me1gs nals of other stations County Golf Course with a shotgun The Barnharts then got together stan at 9 am The tournament will be the approximately $58,000 for the a four-man scramble with a bhnd transmitter, cubics and other ncccsdraw Entry IS $35 per person S1gnup sary cqmpmcnt. and set up the oper· sheets arc ava1lable at the goff course atmn at their Rock Street home Now, and no alcohol w11l be allowed three huge satclhtc receivers and a Prtzes and rcfrcshmcnL~ will be avarl- • lower grace their back fawn . able and proceeds go toward summer TV-27 IS sendmg out a s1gnal now, DARE activities _ but 1f you have cable televtsion serVIce, you must switch from cable back to your antenna tf you w1sh to Offices to close vtew 11 - until the station 1s added to The legal and title offices wtll the cable hncup The Barnharts are dose at 3 30 p m Thursday so that employees may attend a diStrict con· Jercnce, Larry Spencer, Clerk of Veterans Memorial Courts announced 1h1s mornmg. Paul 1\Jesday's admission Stemmetz. Sr . Middleport Biken meeting planned Leo 1\Jesday's discharge The Me1gs County Btkers Asso· ctat1on will meet at 7 p.m. Saturday Davtdson Monday admission - Jean Hall . lit the Rutland Amcncan Legion AI! members nte urged to attend so that Pomeroy. 1\Jesday admission • Anncnc plans c.m be ftna117.ed for the Memonul Day run. Charter members are Kn1ght. Holzer Medical Center welcome. Diseharxes April 14 • Darryl Swartz, Eugenta Massie, Frances Barbecue planned The Syracu•e Volunteer F1re Manley, Bradley Perry, Mrs Randy Department w11l have a chicken bar- Harold and daughter, Kayla Ewmg beque on Sunday at the firehouse and Kimmie JayJohn Servmg w11l begm nl II a.m (Published with pennisslon.) by Judge Rob~n E Buck to a stale JUvenile faCJ hty. , Rceetvmg stolen properly as charged in the bill of infonnat1on carnes a max1mum posSible sentence of one year and a fine of up to $2,500. Tenogha commended the Pomeroy Pohce Department wh1ch mvest1gated the mc1dent. Judge Crow C!rdercd a pre-sen· tence mvesllgatJOn, an evaluation for poss1ble placement at the Southeastern Probation Treatment Altcma· tlves (SEPTA) Center and a vrctim Impact statement Sentencing for Thompson 1s set for June 2 Bond was set m the amount of $50,000. Thompson was remanded to the custody of Shenff James M Soulsby New Pomeroy Hospital news r~;ontinuedfrompage-~ still operalmg their station on a construction permll from the FCC, but they arc cxpectmg to rccc1ve their standard operatmg hccnsc anytime The programmrng ts still m a tcstmg mode. according to Pete. who IS employed full -umc at Kroger 1n Pomeroy Both he and Brenda hope that the1r station will tum a profit, and serve a need for the community The Barnharts would also hkc to see thotr three ch1ldrcn be able lo assiSt 10 the operation ol the station, and that they w1ll soon be able to hire the office stalf and sales team that help to make a station successful "We thmk u's wonh mvestlng m the communuy," Brenda sa1d. Committee to meet The Bll,! Bend Stcrnwhccl Fesllval Committee w1ll meet on Sunday at 2 p m. at Carpenters Hall 25th anniversary The Mc1g< County Co)()pcr.n•ve Parrsh wilt mark lls 25th anmversary hy offcnng commemorative plates ob~~ervmg the event The plates Will cost $25 ap1cce and will be used tor the cooperative pansh's general lund wh1ch goes toward bulldmg mamtc· nancc and other costs. Plates can be ordered at the cooperative pamh on Condor Stree11n Pomeroy or hy sendtog $25 to the cooperative pansh at PO Box 17 t , Pomeroy OH 45769. ADOLPH'S Sublcriben not deKtrinl to lfA'1 the t:arrier may remit In lidvii'ICC d~m:~ 10 1bt Daily Sendnel oa a ahfee. al:~~ or 12 MOath billa Credit will be .,... c:orrtor MCh - · No aubKripdon by n'llil pcrmllled In areu . , = Ill lonplooMIIOd by chanpOC Jhe o(Jhe -plloo. MAtLIUIISCRtmON!I 1.-M... ~ 13- .. -- . .......... . $77!0 l6Woob........... -. , . . .... . ... Sl312 n-. .. ..... ........... -· SIOH6 25 .... S29 llilloO-Molp~ ....... .. . ..····· ....... n-...-··'·................ 13 ..... - ,. ; _,, .. .... "' ''" .. -~~ . SI A. hp scene, 5:42 p m.. Mctgs Mmc 2, Steve Mitchell, HMC POMEROY 4 45 p.m.. volunteer fire department to M1dk1ff Road , brush lire a! Ztba Midkiff property RUTLAND 3:32 p m.. Mc1gs Mmc 31. MaynarcJ Etkms. treated al the scene. Pomeroy Police.report accident ' No Citations were 1ssued folloyttnll · Middleport, wa.~ stopped m tra!Tu! a mmor acc1dent on West Main when her t 986 Buick was struck from behind hy a 1994 Jeep dnvcn by Street on Tuesday afternoon. Accord10g to the Pomeroy l>o!tcc Tracy Barmtz, 26, of Mason, W.Va. No damage was reported _ Department. Mllf)l A. F1elds, 52, Eight Gallia, Cominued from plllf I ers g1ven money than last year somethrng Blackwell attnbuled to the extra fundmg avarlable . The loans to Mctgs County's six farmers averaged $83,333 for a total of $500,000 The statewtde average loan rate was somewhat lower at $70,094. In Galtia County, the two appmvcd farmers wrll split $35,5 I I The cntena for Joan approvals rs based on a farmer's credit raung Credit raungs arc suhmutcd and determmcd by the tcndmg mstttutmn processing the Joan apphcat1on. To qualify for the state program, farm· crs must be headquartered m Oh10, mamtam a maJonty of land or facll· 1t1c< m Oh1o and be orgamzcd for profit. Smcc 1985. when the Agn-Link program was created the total amount loaned thrnugh the program has exceeded $1 3 h1lilon. Agnculture accounts lor t 3 percent nf Oh1o's total econom1c outrut 1 Talk is cheap. So's the beep. Pager Special Mitsubishi AH 129/$29 3 months service and Motorola TVM200/$29 pager lor $69 9 5 Motorola DPC550/.$29 Offer expires May 9, 1997. Motorola TVS200/$29 ....... & ......... Audiovox 430/$39 Moton Motorola Piper/$49 Offer exp~res May 9, 1997. wben)laone<*rier ......,llovollobtc ,...,., .... ri..... adjlll(- .... Ina the nbialption period Sulllcripdon IW Unrts of the Me1gs County Emergency Med1cal Service recorded five calfs for assmancc Tuesday Unrts responding mcluded: CENTRAL DISPATCH 5.37 am Eagle Rtdge Road, Chester. Vada Cundiff, Holzer MedICal Center: 4·24 p.m . Pearl Street, Mtddtepon, Aorence R1chard~, trcated at the . 3Yt I Meigs EMS logs 5 calls Phone Special 18", 20". 22" II~~ I. A CIVIl tnal scheduled for Thursday 1n the Me1gs County Coun of Common Pleas in the case of Hartu~g versus NatJOnwtdc Insurance has been settled and JUrors need not report Dropped charges to be refiled 1200 SINGLB COPY PRICB • ·:;;-, Daily . .. . .. , •• . . . 35C..., Jury trial canceled Brenda S. Stone SUIISCRtmON RATBS • ly Carrltr or Motor Route 0..\Voot .• As school proms and graduauons approach, the problem of teenage drinking become~ even more senous than at any other ume of the year, according to Shenff James M Soulsby. ·At after-prom pantes parties and graduat1on celebrations, some young people will he tempted to drink, often with tragic results," he srud. S011lsby reminded residents or Oh1o's 1989 "keg Jaw" whtch holds md1viduals responsible for underage drinking on property under their control If an after-prom pany ts held at a private home and the parents knowmgly allow underage people to drink alcoholic beverages, both the underage penons and the parents are m V1olat1on of the law ViolatiOn of the keg Jaw ts a first-degree m1sdemeanor puntshable wnh up to stx months in jali and/or up to a $1,000 fine. In addition ; parents may be held hable m the event an underage person IS rnvolved m an alcohol-related crash ' 9 PICKENS HARDWARE MASON, W.VA. 773·5583 CELLULARONE" G llpala1S02 EosternAve 614/441 - 1547~ 204 West 2nd St 614/992-7070 l u i - 384 Main Street 614/286-6073 . . ,_,. . _. . .-.. oc--- ,, ,• �- .. Wedntldly, Aprll18, 1997 The Daily Sentin~' Sports 1 . . ---- ·~ Baseball retires No. 42 at ceremony By HAL BOCK !\-:. ...,., ., • w"" ~~\;,"'!' ~ - ,..- . · ----~~(l~~~~~;~ : ~ ' JUST IN TIME - Meigs first sacker Rick Hoover stretches to take Brad Davenport's throW that arriws in time to retire Gallia Academy's Jason Ratliff during 1\.ta s day's baseball gama with Gallia Academy, which the host Maraudani.won 10.2. (Sentinel photo by Dave Harris) Meigs, softball ere"'( downs GAHS 6-4 . By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Correspondent . Coach Dale Harrison's Meigs Maraudc" scored fou r runs m the first innmg and held on to defeat the Oallia Academ y Blue Angels 6-4 in non-conference sotlball action Tuesday at Mci,gs H1gh School. Metgs spoiled the Blue Angels a 1·0 lead, but came hack 1n the but· tom of the innin g to plate four .b1g runs. Jessica McElroy and Emily Fackler smgled Tangy Laudermilt then doubled belorc Brooke Wtlhams and Casey Sanford smgled to drive 10 the Me1gs run s • The Blue Angels plated Si ngle ::runs in the second and third mning · :to pull to w1thin 4-3. But Meigs · :•came back m the bollom of the ~ inning to increase the l~ad to 5-3. : Julie Kmg singled for Me1 gs ,md • Fackler plated her w1th a double. ; Once ,agam the Blue Angels plm: cd a single run in the lounh innmg • to pull to within 5-4. But Mctgs : closed <>Utthe scoring m the ftfth on ; a King single and a lriple by Laud: ermilt. 4 ·He's one ol'the guys who can wear number 42.' I' II walk alone." Leaning on two canes because of his recent knee injury. Clinton walked to home plate with Selig and Rachel Robinson. Jackie's widow As a crowd of 54,047 .- 34,596 paid- stood , the president pmd tnh· u1e to Robmson. " I can't help thinking that if Jack· ie Robmson were here with us · tonight, he.would say we have done a lot of good in the lust 50 years, but we can do better," Chnton said. "We have achieved equality on the playing licld. buf we need to establish equality in the boardrooms of baseball and throughout corporate Amer- ages, .. he said. ica. Scores of red, white and blue bal:oons were released from behind the right field fence and, on the left field wall, Robinson's No. 42 appeared ncKtto three previously retired New York Mets numbers : Casey Stengel's No. 37, Oil Hodges' No. 14 and Tom Seaver's No. 41. The only players allowed to wear the number will be the 12 around the majors like Butch Huskey of the New York Mets and Mo Vaughn of the Boston Red Sox already using it as a tribute to Robinson. · Huskey was clearly touched by the gesture. " I have a lot of pride," he smd. " I can walk anyplace and they' II say, " ... We ought to have a grand slam society, a good society where all of us have a chance to work together for a better tomorrow for our children. Let that he the true legacy of Jackie Robinson 's wonderful. remarkable career and hfe ." Mrs. Robinson thanked the president for joining the celebration. "This anniversary has given us an opportunity as a nutton to celebrate together the triumph of the past and the social pro)!ress that has occurred," she said. "It has also given us an optiortunity to reassess the challenges of the present. It's my .pas;ionatc hope that we caQ take th~> (See ROBINSON on Page 5) Laudmnih "' ._, the starer and winner M~lir> The freshman gave up II bit,.: walked one and struck 001 ewe Juhe Merry. the staner and kbD fo• Gall ia Academy. gave up I I hcl<. "'alkcd two a~d struck vut four. Fa<·Ucr led :'\l~igs wnh a smglc and two Jouhlc.' Laudc nmlt added a tnplc and a duuhle. Kmg.two si n· gles, and McEiro~ and Sanford a single ca~h For Galli:r Academy', Tiffany Foster had two tri ples and a double in a 3-for-4 cffon Bndgct Darst had tliree singles 1n a 3- lor-4 effort. Also hinmg were Joy Haynes. Valerie Spence (both si ngled and doubled m their 2-for-4 clfons). Heather Atha and Julie Merry (both 1-3 ). The win gives the Marauders a 82 record overall . They will put their 6- 1 l:onrcrcm;c mil.rk on the line today when they trave l 1<1 Wellston Junine totals Gallipolis Iff . HKl-0=4- 12,4 Me1gs 401 -010-•=6· 10-0 WP-Tangy Laudcrmilt LP-Juhc Merry ror Braves notch 3-0 win over visiting Reds ATLANTA (AP) - Bobby Cox wishes Kent Merckcr all the best as long 'l' he isn't pitching agamst the Atlanta Braves. Merckcr, who p11ched for the Braves from 1989to 1995 including two World Series. made his lirst sian for Cincinnati Tuesday in a lnsmg effort. He pitched well. but ~ol a.' well as NL Cy Young winner John Smoltz. who blanked the Reds 3-0 base on an error anJ s1nglc rcspcr.: - w1th hiS lOth career shutout. · "Kcnl struggled in Baltimore last lively Hood and Romeo lol.lowed year." ;md Cox . "They tncd m wnh c<msccut1ve RBI smgles lor a 2change hts dehvery and he got all U lead Southern came. h•~ck wilh a run m messed up. But he looked dose to the first alter their l~rst 1.wo hatters his old sell agamst us He's nne of had struck out oll L Salmons. May- the niCest k1ds I' vc managed and I' II nard doubled and K~rby had an RBI always pull lor Kent. except. of course. when he 's fa\:mg us.·· smglc to make the score 2-1 .. S11wltz (2·2 l was happy that RHS scored twtce murc m the Atlanta pitching coach Leo Mazzone second lor a 4-1 game. then they noticed ' a " tilt prohlem" while he broke II open in the fourth w1lh hvc w11s loosening up in Chicagu Sunruns and a IJ-1 tally. dlly. From there Ravenswood bcdcv"Leo tnld me my front shoulder iled the Tmandoc s to the tunc ot 12w11s tilted tno high and that I should 4. Salmons limilctl Sou1hcrn to lour try and even up both my shouldc" hils. fou r runs. walked ti>Ur and when I pitch," Smoltz said. " I folfanned c1ght. RHS C<llllnutted two lowed Lcu's·udvice I always loll•>w h1s advice . L!rrors . "T1I11ng the front shoulder was Southern hosts W.ncrli>rd ton1ghl muking me a hair tuu late on my lnnine totals Ravenswuo<l 220-50 1-2= 12- 16-2 delivery. " said Snwltz. who threw Southern 101 - 1Kl2-0=4-4-6 only 102 pitches in his second com· plcte game m four starts this season. LP-Sayre, Dt\1 4th and Lisle "This is the f~rsllune I felt hkc I dtd ' WP-S:~Imons and Romeo last year. Thts is a huge p1ck-me-up. Smoltz. whose Ills! shutout came July 13. 1996 ag11insl Florida. 11llowed six hits, struck out seven and walked two. Mercker ( 1-1 ) allowed three runs and eight hits in seven mnmgs. J un Thome drove in three runs hccommg the lirst Reds starter to .go with a home run and lwo-run double at least seven tnnings stncc the sec~ for Cleveland. ond game of the season. Thome· gave Cle vcland a 1-0 Last year he wa.' 3-6 with a 7. 76 lead w1th a two-out home run in the earned run average for the Orioles ti"t mnmg. Thome had been in a 2- and later pitched briefly for Cleve· for-17 (. II K) slump before hitting a land. He signed with the Reds as a towering drive into the right- l'icld free agent in December. stands on a 1-1 pilch for his second "I knew I had to gn right al the 8nwcs and he aggressive," said homer. Semlle went ahead 2: I in the . Mercker. "Otving up just three runs third. Lee Tmsley led off with an is good. and this was the best I've opposilc· licld single to left and took pitched in some time, but when you third when Alex Rodriguez smgled gi~c up three runs and John Smoltz tn right-center. When Tinsley roundis on with every pitch like he w"s. ed too f•tr around lhtrd on the play, you may not win the game. RoUrig.ucz. was thrown ou1 try in!! to - "Because of the ncW-f>Urk, I did· advance 10 second. n't feel nostalgic about facing the Tinsley scored on a single In cen· Braves," said Mcrcker. "If it had ter by Kcq Griffey Jr.. At'lcr Edgar hccn in lhe old park, it would he.'' Martinez walked and Jay Buhncr "Mcrckcr's pitching may he the lltcd out to right. Grilley scored on best effort we've had," said Reds Sorrento's double off the let'l-l'ield manager Ray Knight "Certainly it was one of the best two. It was u wall. , grcal cn·o n . (See TRIBE on Page 5) ~ Ravenswood pounds i' Southern in 12-4 rout ~ Ravenswood hrokc open a 2-1 ~ 11ame in the second mning and raced 1()n 111 a 12-4 offset over the South· ! Qrn Torn:ulocs Tuesday night in non- : )~ague baseball action in Racine. R•wensw<md unleashed an ! 11nmerciful 16-hn allack in the romp ! 11nd additionally the Southern ~·!lcfensc made SIX errors. ·-· Southern had four hits. douhles · hy Jesse Maynard and Tyson Buck· )j:y and smglcs by Pete Sisson and Joe Kirby Joey Romeo had four hils lor ltavenswood. while D. Curry and C. ·Kruk each had three aptece and M. t.tcCart~ey and B. Archer two each Danny Sayre was the SHS starter -"d sulfered the l ~>ss with SIX r,un s . , "'d six hits agamst hun. He Jan ned AJUr and walked four. Pork Dill came on 10 relief 1<1 timsh the game in the ll>urlh. Dill gave up siK runs, 10 hits, walked one and fanned one. RHS scored Jirsl in the first when . U. Freshour and K. Philyaw reached I Sorrento's bat helps fJI's defeat Tribe 8-4 CLEVELAND (AP) · P:~ul Sm · ~F nlo didn ' t show his fonncr Cl~vc ­ ~.lnd ln4tans teammates an~ mercy ~~he scored a "'"ccr-h1gh five hils ~rr Seattle, Sorronto. u former lnd1ans li"l ; hiLo;cmatt, drove m four runs Tuesday : tlighl 10 lead the Marine" to an 8-4 : ~ictory. "SOITcnlo swung the bat real : 'I!CII and hit the !lull all over the park : apd with some power." smd Seattle : Mariner~ manager Lou Piniella. · -p-hi~ wns his day." : j Sotrento's two-run douhle uver hi:D4 of center fielder Marqu1s , issom ~ilh one out in a five-run c hth i"mng put Scatlle ahead 4-3. diCit scored on Brent Oates' · opposite-field double to left otl ex . Mariner Mike Jackson (0- 1). : Sorre,uo doubled m a run as Scat· 11~ took u 2-1 lead with a two-run t~rd' inning, had an RBI s_ingle in the ...nth, and also singled in the second 8lld sixt)J innings. · "II "'11'1 one of those crazy nights where I just ,got some good pitches 10 hit and found some holes out there " Sorrento said. "It's always :excitlng 10 play against your old .teammates, even though they have ;IIOIIICwhal of a new team over there •with their trades." · Bob Wells ( 1-0) yielded a homer ~o Sind)' Alomar Jr., his sixth, in one ~anlng of relief of staner Bob W~l­ l:oll. Norm 0.11011 gave up two htls ill two IICOfelesl i11ninp, earnins his tllinl 11ve. . " ~ R.IVJVAL .....-.,.... ,..... d!IJ'. ' ... . wW''Q., .... ........ ,...,.- ......... e-..,.,_ ............ AI 8 II•• , _ . ,..." I c.rr .... ,,_ 1., Cfoa Wfa Cllwa .. ., ... Or a Cr ••,.,m Hr• DELIVERS PITCH - Meigs pitcher Tangy Laudermlll delivers a pitch to the plate during Tuesday'a softball game With Gallla Academy, which the host Marauders won 6-4. (Sentinel photo by Dave Harris) Meigs baseball c,lub beats Gallipolis · 1'0-2 ~' 10-2 non confcrcnt:c vu:10ry over run and Chris Roush douhled to give Me1gs a 10- 1 advantage. The Blue Devils closed out the scoring in the seventh mning when Tim Siders. Aaron Beaver and Roh Gulliu Academy 1n hascba\1 action Woodard all h1l t:onsct:UIIVC s1nglcs · Tuesd~y . to plate S1dcrs. Wl11tlatch went the route In pick up the wm . Thl! senior scattered six hits three ul' those cume in the sev- By DAVE HARRIS . Sentinel Correspondent Mctgs exploded for Hlruns m the third mning •mO went un lu ~:oasl to The Blue Dcvds dented the pl.nc first when Seth Davis sing led with two outs und t:mnc into st:orc when the Meigs right lielder misplayed a. fly ball m the 11ght. Meigs threatened in the first 1nning hy placing the l'irst two hat· tcrs on base. ,hut Mall Whuc wus .1hlc lo rct:ord the ncx.t th ree nuiS to Jeff Blauser and Ryan Klcsko each hit RBI triples as lhc Braves won their fourth in a row and Wth th II games. Atlanta is 7- 1 al Turner F1eld. The Reds lost their sixth straight road game. Andruw Jones, now hining .333 with 12 RBI in 13 games, w1ll he 'replaced hy Mike Mordecai allh~rd m tuday 's senes fim1le because he strained a groin muscle while running the bases in \he third inning. He joked that he wouldn 'I have to face Reds lcft-hander John Smdcy " It's no secret he's Iough on me . Dcfmllely u case of 'Smileyitls,'" Jones said. "It hurts to walk, but I heard nothing pop. That's good. I'll usc some anti-intlamnmtnry me<licutmn, Jm.:k the leg up and he dune Wllh it. I'll he ready in Coloradu Friday." , 83-11.5; 0e. Tripple <O> 7s-•o.s Hi&h jump: Caldwell (E) 4·0 Long jump: Di. Tripple (OH) J3· 4; Salisbury (R) 13-3; De. Tripple (0) 13-2; Gillian (R) 12-4.5 Shot put: A. Roberts (RJ 33-3; DeGarmo (R) 31-0.5; Tribe (0).30· 10.5; Saunders (R) 26-9.5 100-meter dash: JusLice (R) :14.68; Caldweii ,(E) : 15.57: OsbOrne (E) :16; Nichols (E) :16.02 too-meter hurdles: Salisbury (R}: 18.17: Osborne (E) :21.09; Leska (0) :22.18; Nichols (E) :22.52 200-meter dash: Justic.c (R) :32.22; Williams (0) :34.14; Welch (0) :35.02; Taylor (E) :35.56. 300-meter hurdles; Salisbury (R) I :00.77 ; Morgan (0) I :03; Osborne <E> 1:oo • 400-meter dash: J. Roberts (RJ 1:11.9; Caldwfll (E) 1: 19; Roof (0) I :20.2; Swain-Rumley (R) I :22.2 800-llll!ler run: Evans (0) 3: 19; 4ska (0) 3:20; Fortney (E) 3:32; Robinson (E) 3:41 1,600-meter run: J. Roberts (R) 6:21; Davis (b) 6:42; Fortney (E) . 8:28 · 3,200-meter run: J. Robens (R) 13:13; Davis(O) f4:59 4 x tOO-meter Nlay: River Valley 1:00.77; Oak Hill (no time post· ed) · 4 x 200-meter relay: Oak Hill & River Valley {no times posted) 4 x 400,meter relay: Oak Hill & River Valley (no limes posted) prevent the Marauders from d111ng ,my damage. The Mamuders hrokc it open tn a big way in the third innmg howe ver. Bmd Davenport walk~d to lead otT Ihe inni~g anti Scoll George was hit hy a p1tc~. George was ,hll on three different times hy Wh1tr and walked once bcfurc coming out alter being hit on the throwing ,1nn in the ltJUrlh inning. Brat! Whitlatch then waiRcd to load the bases. Chr.IS Roush lhen rcuchcd on u error to s<.:orc a run and Tony Dugan smgled to make 11 a 2- 1 Mc1gs lead. RICk Hoover. P.!l Martin. A.J . Vaughan and Nathan Halfhill all hit back-to-hack singles lo make it an 70 Meigs m.lvantagc. After~~ strikeout, George walked. Whitlatch followed with a sacnlice lly to plate another enth mnmg. He strul..:k out 10 .md didn't walk "h:~ller. While was the slmlcr ''"d loser t<>r Gall ia Academy wllh help from Joey !Ydrnhrough The duo cnmhmcd tn give up nmc h1t.s, stnkc out lour . walk c1ght and 1111 George the three tum.:s Tony Dug,m led Meigs al the plate wilh a pair of si ngles. Chris Roush added a douhlc. Whitlatch. Rick Hoover. Pat Manu\. Vaughan . Hullltill und pavenporl smgled. Th~ wm gives the Mar.1udcrs an K-2 mark on the season. They will put their 7-0 Oh1o Division record today when they travel to Wellston 10 play the always Iough Onhlcn Rockets. . Mei!'S will h1l the road once again on Friday to play Trim hie. lnnim:ll!.tl!!:i Gullipolis IIMI-IKlll-1=2-6- 1 Me1gs !Kl( I0)-IXK!-x= 10-lJ-2 . Mall Wh1te (LP). Joey Darnhrou~th (6) and Rnh Woodard . Bmd Whitl.llclt (WP) and Tony Dugim AVOID SURPRISES! CALL BEFORE YOU DIG: 1-800-362-2764 If you're planning a project Jhat requires digging . you can save yourself a lol of lroubte and maybe eve·n your life - ·by calling the Ohio Ulililies ProJection Service (OUPS) before you start. State law requires you to call OUPS two working days before excavation begins to make' certain ,._,P':' you won'l hit any underground electrical , telephone. gas or water lines, OUPS will handle lhe details for you, free of charge. Just call the toll-free number all east two working days before you begin your projecl. and they'll notify member utili lieS so they can mark their lines in the work area. No surprises . -·- Boys'sesslon Team sc:ores: Oak Hill, River Valley & Eastern (no scores posted) . Discus: N. Polcyn (R) 130-4.5: Orender (0.) 115-11.5; Jones (0) 115-4; Brammer (R) II Q- II High jump: Pitchford (R) 6-0; McDaniel (E) 5-8: Nelson (0) 5-4; Sites (0) 5-2 · Long jump: McDaniel (E) 19-2; Gilmorc· (R) 12-1.5; Webb (R) 17[5.5: Nelson (0) 17·4.5 Shot put: N. ~olcyn (R) 44-11: Adams (R) 42-5 5; Brammer (R) 37'8.5; Saunders (R) 36- 10 IOO·meter dash: McDaniel (E) ' - Eastern's Matt Boyles (left) STRIDING TOWARD VICTORY leaves River Valley's Josh Mollohan In the distance en route to victory In the boys''1,600-meter run during Tuesday's triangular meet at River Valley High School. Boyles, who won this race with a 5:24 finish, also won the 3,200-meter run to join teammata Adam McDaniel as a multiple winner•.(OVP photo by G. Spencer Osbome) 3,200,meter run: Boyles (E) II :31; Preston (0) I5:44; BogJI~ (0) 15:45; Carter (0) 1.5:52 4 x 100-meter ft!fy: River ValIcy (Tripleu~ J.B. Boso, Stout & Webb) :51.88; Eastern :S4.03' 4 x 400-aaeter relay: Oak Hill 4: J1; Rtvcr Valley (Stroud. Boso. Gilmore & Lundy) 4: 14 4 x 800-meter relay: Oak Hi II 10:46; Eastern 12:30 Notes: Nate Polcyn, a junior. set a new · school record in the , dis· cus ... Seniors Aanm Adams and Jerry Brammer set personal-best records in the shot put. River Valley will panicipate in the Warren Invitational Saturday at 10. a.m. at Warren Local High School. · .......... ,.., -~. t :11 .75: Orcnder (0) : 11 .81: Stout (R) :11.94: Triplett (RJ :12.04 lltl-meter hurdles: Prcndcr (0 J :18,22: King (0) :20.34; Sites (0) :20.85; Weeks <EJ :24.5 200-meter dash: Stout (R) :25.71: Triplcu :26.01 ; Porter (0! :27.14; Jones (0) :27.26 300-meter hurdles: Blakeman (0) :48.35; King (0) :48 .. 53: Adams (R) :56.15 400-meter dash: Ramey (0) I :00.7; Boggs (0) I :03.7; Stroud (R) I :04.7; Caldwell {E) I :08.7 800-meter nan: Ducclegg (0) 2:24; Mollohan (R) 2:26; Proffiu (E) 2:43; Caldwell (E) 2.48 1,600,meler run: Boyles (E) 5:24; Mollohan (R) 5:31 ; Carter (0) 5:41 ; Whcldon (R) 5:54 ... . . Valley High School. Roberts, a SB!lior, beat the other runners with a 6:21 finish en route to a three-victory day. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) · GETTING STARTED - Eastern's Amber Fort· ney, Oak Hill's Mariu Davie and River Valley's Jessica Roberts start the girls' 1,600-metar run during Tuesday's triangular track meet at River Scoreboard Anuh~lpl (SJumgcr 0-0J 111 Mmnc~'* ' (RaUkc 1). J). I :'i p ru N Y Y.m".et:' (Pet IItle J·O) 111 Milw,IU· kcc (Mci\nd'r~:w 1-0) 2 05 p.m CLEVELANI> CLoJlc,'z (}.I 1 :11 Uus11111 IW.uUm ll·ll) 6.05 p m Tt:lt:\~ (O liver 0 ·1) :al K 1u lsu ~ Cu y (Bcldn.-r 1·1 ), ~ 05 p m Bnlti\1\0rc (Musslu:. 1· I 1 111 C hu.: a~n Wh1tc Solt (l)arwm 0-0). H05Jt ll1 Baseball AL standings Easurn Dl¥1slon ll' L 1'<1. Iwo 2 1 ft !i lK 'i ltl lktmu ......... 7 Turuntn . ... ... . .A New Ynrk .. . . . 'i 7 . ~0() ft -WI) tc llt,'i IJ,alt!mtll\: lJ Uostun WI ' l' 4 :'i .5 3 CLEV[LANO . . . 7 I !'. 2 ~0 .. 7 Antthcun .. Tt:"ia~ . . . . . b I• ,\ Ct ' . ;'i 11 • . 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"It is kind of a tough time fur the team right now. but we'll gctthrt~t,oh this.'' said Indians manager Mtkc Hnrgrove. "We mude a couple of mistakes runningthc bases, lhcn the bullpen didn't do the job. II was one of those nights." OritTcy paid tribute ro Jackie. Robinson on the .50th anmversary oJ the latc,Hall of Farner's major lengue debut, The Scaulc center tieldcr . wore Robinson's No. 42' instead of his usual unifom1 No. 24. OritTey ~II so wore his black stock· ings almost kn~-lcn1th in the man· ncr that Robinson, the first hlack to play in the major lca&oos in modern tiiiiCI, did in hi• debul ror the Brook· lyn Dodgers on April IS. 1947. "I had a charl<:e to wear his number." OritTcy said. FRONT END ALIGNMENT •OIL •LUBE .•FILTER 51995 AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE' $19 95 UDIATOR FLUSH $49 95 front Wlleels $2995 - four Wheelll'~39' 5 ROTATE & BALANCE. TIRES $25 95 WASH & WAX CLEAN INSIDE $39 95 .I ·l ., • THERE's No PLAcE LIKE lr !. 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Munuen\ (P V,tlllc!i ll· l) :11 HouMton (RcynultL'I 1·1 ), t(,()llj I' m. .Tribe loses... ~/ COLUMBIAGAS ,. (Contmued from Page 4) reawakened feeling of unity and use 11 as a dnv10g force so that each of us can recommn lo equality of opponuntiy for all Americans. " I believe that the greatest tribute that we can pay to Jackie Robinson 1s to gain new suppon for a more .equitable society and in this heady ·environment of unity," she said. " It ·is my hope that ¥'• can carry his living legacy beyond this glonous moment. Th•s 1s a great moment J'or all of us.'' · In the hours before the game, Clinton visited both the Mets and Los Angelos Dodgers clubhouses. "He met everybody and tonk a picture wtth all of them,'' Mcls ·manager Bobby Valentine satd. "He's unable to scoot around, but he took the time to meet everybody. As ,much as guys 1ry to he cool, it was an honor. The guys were lounging around and when they heard , 'He's here.' the guys snapped to. It was neal. It was an eKciting, wonderful •.day." Mcts reliever Toby Borland, who '•avcd lhe 5-0 v1ctnry, said meeting the prestdenl was special. "I said, 'Uh. uh, uh, I'm Toby Borland.' Now I can go hack home to Louisiana and tell people in thatliulc town I met the president. " Rohmson 's grandson. Jesse Simms, threw uul lhc first ball. Simms, who will play IC>otball at UCLA this fall , following in the li>Otsteps of his grandfather, shook hands with home plate umpire Eric Gregg, a black, as he went out JC>r the pitch and agam as he lcllthc field . Shea was a sea of security, with metal detcclo" all over the stadium ·li>r the lirst visit by a silting prest· dent. There was a brief pregame ceremony w1th both learns lined up on the foul Imcs and a half-dozen of Rohinson's old teammates, including Hall of Farner Sandy Koufax introduced to the fans. Among those on hand was Larry Doby, who followed Rohinson to the majors, jmnmg the Cleveland lnd1· ans II weeks later as )he first black player in the American League . " Jackie was lirst. and I think ... 'whal's happening tonight should he 1 hi~." Doby said in an inlcrvicw un •ESPN. which televiSed the game ' . •nationally. : The v1deo board in left field :showed highlights of Robinson's ;,arccr hctwccn innings. , On the main scoreboard, nurnml· :ly an adveniscment for Budweiser. 1Was a photngruph of Rohinsun in his :classic white Brooklyn uniform :Conung down the third hasc line, dar:ing a pitcher to do' something ahout :it. Next 10 t~a\ was a mcssugc: "He :Was the handsome, hermc giant of :our youth who taught us dctermina· )ion. taught us perseverance and :nnally, he taught us juslkc ." 4 x 800-meter rel11y: Oak Hill (no time posted) ·--··· . Robinson anniversary honored..• . Zfon Charela of Christ . Aprft 17•20 ., Eagles McDaniel ' nd B 1 \a 0Yr6S W/n . ' fWO faceS each " NEW YORK (AP) - And now. No. 42 belongs lo a baseball elemily. much as the man who wore II with sue~ dignity and grace while changmg the face of hts game and hts country. Baseball moved dramalicully 10 preserve the memory of· Jackie Robinson on the 50th anniversary of his major league debut by pefllla· nenlly relinng the number of the modern game's first black player. In ceremonies al Shea Stadium allended by President Clinton, acting commissioner Bud Selig announced the unprecedented step. "Number 42 belongs to Jackie Robmson for the The Deily Sentinel• Pege 5 ~astern cl&.ims five events in River Valley triangular meet In Tuesday's triangular track and field meet al River ·Valley High School, the host Raiders won the girls' session, while Oak Hill took team honors in the boys' session. Here are the results, with the athletes identified by school {E-Eastcrn 0 -'0 ak Hill ¥\d R-River Valley). ' Girls' session Team scores: River Valley 67, Oak Hill 56, EaSiern 26 Discus: A.' Roberts (R) I 02-1.5; DeGarmo (~) 91 -0; Di. Tripple (0) Clinton, Dodgers and Mets honor · Jackie Robinson ' Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • �' Senllnel Pomeroy • Mlddlepo....., Ohio WE L L'S STORE HOURS Mondaythru Sunday Family Medicine John C. Wolf, D.O. Associate Professor of Family Medicine $ 79 298 SECOND ST. Q~e~ti~n: I've had a_sore lhroat'or at least six weeks. My doctor gave me an anllb10t.'c but later dtscovered that my discomfort was. caused by a fungal mfe~tton not a bacterial one. He said that what I had was called "thrush " and later decided that !t was probably due to either taking the antibiotic ~ndlor as an adverse ~eaction to an antidepressant I've been taking. I'm now laking a medtcauon for the thrush. I thought medicine was supposed to make me better, not make me sick. Does this type of problem happen very often? Answer: First, I need to explain a bit about thrush. This is a yeast infection of the mouth that is common in those who have a depressed immune system ·· specitically infants, diabetics, those who are on chemotherapy for research . capcer, and individuals with AIDS. It is quite uncommon in ·otherwise A survey of 2, 167 university scihealthy individuals. entists in Wednesday's Journal of Thrush usually.becomes apparent as easily identifiable ·mouth or throat the American Medical Association sores. Patches of whitish "cottage cheese like" material are often .present, finds : an~ when these are removed, the, tissue underneath is quite reddened and - 20 percent delayed publication tnflamed. Less commonly, the condition begins as a generalized sore mouth of research for more than six months or throat without the classic ''cottage cheese like" lesions. I can't accurately tell' you if it was the antibiotics or the antidepressant at least once. medications you have taken that are responsible for your thrush, although it . - . The reasons given most often is likely · that both played a role in "setting the stage" for the illness. An were to prepare a patent application, afttibiotic will inadvertently kill some of the normal bacteria that live in the to protect the proprietary vaiue of mouth, along with killing the disease causing ones, and leave the mouth 'as research and to protect the scientific a potential breeding ground for ~he thrush-causing yeast. lead over competitors. There is now some evidence that certain antidepressants, particularly .those like Prozac and Zoloft that doctors place in the category of "Selective - Faculty members involved in Serotonin Re,uplake Inhibitors," can make a small n!Jmber of peopleQabout commercialization were the most one percentQii~come more susceptible to thrush. We are not e~actly sure · likety to report delaying publication. why this is the case, though it may be because these medications cause some. - Researchers in human genet. decrease in saliva production. Saliva is known to play a role in the .body's ics were the most likely to' be secre· • immune defense against fungal throat infections. , tive with results. I! is possible that the combination of the undesirable effects of the medications you have taken has, just as your doctor told you, resulted in your ne111 illness •· thrush. · · You asked if this type of problem happens very often. My only partly tongue-incheek response: "You .bet your sore throat it does!" Remember, medicine is not a perfect science. People vary. greatly in the way they respond to various medications, and these differences are rarely predictable before the fact. Illness develops as a consequence of side effects from med• ical or surgical treatment with sufficient regularity that we've coined a word for this.phenomenon -· "iatrogenic:· · . This word lite~lly means, ·:physician induced," but you don't have to be · a physician to be responsible for this kind of illness. ~any people produce .their own iatrogenic disorders with misuse of over.~he-counter medications. That's one of the reasons these drugs have warning lallels. Prescription medications _ofte~ have a much higher potential for producing an iatrogenic disorder. In fact, ttie potential for causing this type of side . eff_eCt is one of the criterion used by. !he Food and Drug 1\dministration in deciding whether or not a medication should be available only by prescrip· .. tion. 1 . When you .are taking a medication. whether it is a prescription or nonPfi'Scription product, be sure to report any new symptoms you develop to your doctor, Be awl!fe that iatrogenic illness is not uncommon and that it can happen to you. "FamUy Medicine" is a weekly column. To submit questions, write to John C. Wolf, D.O., Ohio Univenity College of Osteopathic j\olediclne, . 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WI •• • .-. �Plge 8 • The Deily Serl:tlnel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio of the .Bend The Community Calendar Is publilbed as a l'ree service to non· . profit·aroups wish inc to announce -tling and sptdal events. Tht ralendar Is not desl&ntd to proIIIOte sales qr fund raisers of any By BOB .,.._...,.., . • type. Items are printed as space ·HOEFLICH penllits and tannot be guaranteed to ran a sptdflc number of days. :; I stand correcte-d: WEDNESDAY . . In. a column last week, I men- Board of Education, ~p.m. Thursday in high school library. WalkAmerica committee members; Burlile Oil ~o . ,. Gallipolis. Thurs¢1y, ~ : 30 p.m. POMEROY-- Rock Springs 'Better Heahh Club, I p.m. Thursday, Rock Springs Church, . Nancy Morris, hostess. ' CARPENTER Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio keep ·arriving ' for the toy project of the Women's Aux· / ifiary at Veterans Memorial liospi- .. - .._ Steve.· Boso, a former Southern High School student and now a stu\l'cnt at River Valley High School, is · doing very well following serious ipjurics rccciv,:d in a motor ve.hicle accident on Route 7 three months , .: His grandmother, Ann Boso. says that Steve was at her upri vcr. home (or a visit on Sunday. He's talking ~ell and walking well, Ann reports, afihough he will be continuing therapy. He has been unable to return to cl~sses on a full time basis. Ann says cveryohcfhas been so supportive and . ~pful (juring Steve's ordeaL ·•! Steve was confined to the Cabellfluntington Hospital and later University Hospital in Columbus following the .accident .' . May I has been sct.for tlie deadline for Rutland High School AlumnF Association scholarship ~~~plica- , · ti (ins. " . . Applicants must he a 1997 high . school graduate and lllust be a child · or grandchild .ol: a Rutland alumni. Ayplications must inc'lude a current c: <~Jficial high school course tran- . · s~ript; a. resume of activities and . career uhjcctives; a current photograph. wallet size; name and gradua)ion year of alumni parent or grand. parent. and the name of the intended lli~hcr'educational institution. .:, ,All applications will he evaluatL-d. on grade pmnt average: .course ol· . siudy. and compliance of requiren'lcnts with consideration for extra c~rricular imd co~currieular activities as· well as career ohjcctivcs. Applications arc to he. sent to the Rutland High School Alumni Scholarship Committee. Box '125. Rut: land. Ohio 45775. • . · ' The scholarship committ.cc in'ciudcs Joan Corder, Suzy Carpenter and Jim Thomas. · Rnsc Raub -nf Pnllleroy receives catalogs from The Beautiful Music · C1> .. in New York. . The company nffcrs recordings; e~isscttcs and CO's of all of the songs from way hack when. that you on longer hear and performed hy the artists who recorded them. A terri fie selection is <Jffcred to those who arc interested in .the hits of yesteryear. · ~: A six-year-old talented chtld h9auty was brutally murdered in her home at Boulder. Colo.. em Dec. 26 and still no solution to ' the . .:rime. I' ve often heard that the wheels of JUStice turn slowly. hut isn'tthis a hit much'' Do keep smiling . . ....... .........,.. ....... 114-112-7441. . eolnl, IIJI........ IUIII, ; DANVILLE .. Danville Church · of Christ.' special service, 7 p.m Saturdny; 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m Sunday. Denver Hill, Foster. W.Va .. speaker. ~top"'*' peld, RN~ . lno Andquol, Pomeroy, Ohlq. Au•• Mooro 21121. BURLINGHAM -- Burlingham Modem Woodmen. Saturday. 6 to 7 p.m'. at McDonald's in Pomeroy due to .electrical problems at hall. · SAVE I I 16 OZ. PKG .H~grade's. Ball .' JEFF WARNER INSURA"CE w: 2ND ST. POMEROY, OH: I 46 OZ. CAN FOOD LAND TOMATO JUICE Buy One Get One I· 1 1 I FREE )' I · 3 lb. bowl, regular or llg!lt . PARKAY SPREAD Buy One Get One FREE 20 Yra. L--------·---..:.--~-~----..1 I I· Selectel!,varleii,~ • ,1 FOODI.AND f'ANCA~ & 1 1.BUGLES CO,RN SNACKS I 1 WAFFLE_'SYRUP II DRESSING 1 'buy One Get one 1 1. Buy One Get One · t 1 ~uy One Get One 1 1 Buy One Get Om! I . · Free .1 I FREE . II FREE I . FREE . , 12 Pack 12 Oz. Clns . ROCKYTOPPOP L---------•-... L-----------.J L----- · 10.25 ~ pouc!t 32 OZ: Jar Foodland.Hamburger Dill . SliCes . GOLD MEDAL FUDGE BAOWNIE.UtX Buy One Get One . FREE . . . YOUNG'S · CARPENTER SERVICE --~ -New Ceragea' · •EIIICiriCII a •Roofing olnlltrlor FLAVORITE BROCCOLI CUTS Buy One Get O'ne · FREE . . Buy One Get One FREE Buy One Get One FREE . a Exterior .Pelnllng . Alao .Concr.llt Work (FREE ESTIMATES) 992-8215 Pomeroy, Ohio BIRDS EYE BROCCQU SPEARS · · Buy One Get One FREE Velvet Sherbet Qta. 99e .. • '• MICROWAVE PlZZA 1 Buy One Get One I FREE Buy One Get One •. ._,. _. ._. ._ ... ..._.!'~~ L----..._.._.. ._ •• . ._... ..._.~ ~...._.~..._ ...~ ~,.._,..._~ White Bread J 200z. loaf Buy One Get One FREE EMBERS INSTANT CHEF CABANA POTATO CHIPS Buv One Get One FREE Buy 011_!1 Get One . FREE SUCED . FREE Diet or Reg. Mt. · Valley Bell Dew or 1% MILk PEPSI COLA SLICED FREE . LB. Buy One Get One FREE. HAULING · • Umeatone "Gravel • Refuse • Etc. Will h.ut - /W( call. Reuonible Rate• P-ORK RIBS . . s1.19 . LB. Up~on $199 gallon Tampico ·Citrus · • Tropical · Punch ' Brisk, Mug Root Beer, Orange or Grape Slice $129 EASTMAN'S · · s1.29 '(614) 742~3800 Seven.Up . . FLEA MARKET . saturday, May 3 9:00.4:00 SENIOR CmZENS CENTER Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy Tables for $10 Sprf.., _. a........ tmt1 Weelr!JI .a-...... for~· Call 992-6342 (Diane) . 992·7275 (Brenda) Call 992·2161 ....... HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. ijtACIIAlfLimestone & Gravel Septic Sy1tem111 · Trailer 6 Hoilse·Sitee Driveway Llme,tone . Complete House and Trailer Site Work, Bulldozing, Backhoe, Trackhoe. Septic Systems . Installed RHIIOfJllble Rlltes · ' Joe N. S.yre Sayre TriCking Co., (614) 992-383a~ 614-742·2131r - 41911 mo. , rmwr"" The 'Kol#ltry Klub Holle I. .W.IIIS Ea. 3311 lfltppy lloiiOW ROICI Mldclleport, Olllo 41710 New~ AddltiDI .. Roollng, lldlng, BIG BEND, BUCKEYE, GALUPOLIS, . OHIO VALLEY, TWIN RIVERS GolfLe..ons Pltlntlng. o.rra Poi .. It QIIU.(trAFNt 9 r, ~- 114-742 aGIO . 114-7Go"M 814-7424078 .4'30 8:00 a.m.-..: p.m. •Replacement Windows •Build Garages •Storm Doors & Pomoroy, Oh.lo SHARPENING ·sERVICE HUPP'S CUSTOM SHARPENING WV1023477 1-80().291--5800 BISSELL BUILDERS, INC: New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows · Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 614;.992-7643 949·2647 · (No Sunday Calls) ' .FREE .Pick up dlecarded . appliance•, batterlea, manymetala& motor blocka. 814-9112-4025 I •m • 1. Howard L Wrltesel ROOFING NEW-REPAIR Gutters A 6000 .pnirit'jnb 011 · nny cloudy tiny, mnke• it •eem Gutter Clesnlrig Painting FREE ESnMATES 949·2168 3/17/IWTFN bripller. Interior Before 8 p.m. Syracuse liaveme~~~~age. . · · Afhlr 8 p.m. ..., 614--185 4180 . __ . ' Now Open Fnr Spring Seaso11 ~nsies $6.50 llal AI vegetable & beddng plants $6.sp flat Bloornlng & Foliage . .Baskets $5.75-$6.75 ln. Assort. ·$1 . ' ,, ' AftereP.M. 304-875-5580• :;.;...::..:..:.;,;.;,:--____ ·CO:mpulet· Users 'NMded. Work 40 goilon natural g u - hHt· own houro. I2Dk 'to ISOklyr 1- 114-802-&llll. . 1100·3411-7186 ., 508. II Monlh Old Plrt Lab Port Ro1- Oairv Farm'Worker Mull Havetweller Giear personalitr, To Experience With Cows 1 Farming Goodllomo0niy,Ol4-258-8010. Equipment, Milking 70 Cows In or,~ Flat S18nchion Barn No Orinkets, AKC Regialtred btown male ·Serious lnquiriea Only, 614·245'1 Chlneae Sharpol, 304-773-5870. sop Evening~ Couch, C,lothea .Of All Kinds, Dtn111 Hyglonlll Oddl & Eildt, Routo 7 Batweon ~ · · lor d -• hy · · Bllden Landlnn & Crown -Cily, rvlllion open · en- gtentSl, , · • mail resume to : P.O. Box 123, 614-258-1311. Middiepor\ CH 45760. , cOuch. 304-875-7951. Driver Wanted .With Class A Col Hell Akita Puppial, Four Weeko 2 Years E•perience, 1-800-558• Old Fawn !ir Brlndlt Fro• To _30_27_.- - - - - - Good Home814-387-113811 - u d..to Mixed Puppies, 8 Weeks Qld, E"tn extra income selling a~d Gtvo To Good Homo, 814-388· distributing our producl No ex~ 8562. . perlelice necessary•. Far more tn. . fDrmallon call Bavett~ 11 81.,.5192~ • T.v. & MollI Cablnoto, 814-448- 81163. 8320. McDonald'• Of Gatllpolli, Point. PleaSant, & Rio Grande Now ~· · 60 Lost.and Found cepting Appiicati011s. $50 rewerd lor helrt Wpad ruby flng, lost at Mizway, Friday 4/1 11 Needed 10 Ladies To Sell Avon, ,, Cali 8·1ol-446-3358. . 117, ploallcall 814-8112--151,5. . 'Found: Sot Of t<oye On 233 Call Pleasant Valley Hospital is loa!f:-.:. ing .tor a ~ull-ti me PharmaCW' . For lniD, 01+318-2542. Technician. Mu.sl be able to work ' 10 hour shilta. Some weekends 70 Yard Sale and GallipoliS required. Eligi~le lor WV eertili. : c;ation. Send resume to Person· r ' ...-....-. net, 2520 Valley Drive, Pt: Ptoasan~ DEADI.IfiE: 2:00 p.m. 1110..., - .. ,he"" lalo Ml· Sun..., The Clallla·· Ueigs Communily Action Agency ts Seeking An 992-3961 R. L. HOLLON Friday 181h, Soturdly 191h, Sunday 20111. 11:00 A.M. To ? Windsor Dr~~e Oft Bulavillt Pike, Dlahea, eu:... DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Limestone • Gravel. Dirt• Sand 985·4422 Chestlir, Ohio 10125/9Mfn ........... _ Sand, Refuse. 01• ....... WV 25550; AAIEOE . POS!DONS DPEN!IQ odl11on • 2:00p.m. Frldoy.llondoy odHlon • 1D:OOa.m.Sotulllov. TRUCKING some holidays. Recent . pt1armac~ technician experie~i • · & VIcinity ALia 'i'lld-llull One Unit Now .. Available 10x28, $65 permo. Gravel, UmeltOM, Topeoll, Fill Dirt, 1021!. PersoniiS ""M_oo_t:-:--=--:--::--F:-u-n-::W::-a·y I IOmED WILL POWER! LOSS' Today 1-8110.'11'2Ext 34174 up to 30 pounds, 30 DAY.MON~ t2.11 Mlh. Mull . 18 Borv-U' EY BACK GUARANTEtl Naturof : .1111-&45-4434. . ~~~:c.::::~ded, 11H(t! · RE~UCE: LoH weight whle pou eloop. Taka OPAL tablets and CAIILElV ORDER TAKERS '' Yap Diuretic ovalloblo . a t Fruth Earn 11.5.-$18 P.r Hour+ Com· l'l1lrrMcy. mtaston 0 Extremely High Cuo . tomor Demand, No Ovornteh't Rodu<:e: lolowaidtl- you Travel. tmmadlora Oponintio. tloep. Takl QPAL. -blo Candidate& Muet Ba Available T9 · Fruth""""-· Mlddlepor1. Start !'ltd Training Proliram Now. · 40 Giveaway CA~-~~~AEE CHESTER STORAGE . . . CAY. . 892·7111 005 2Jt2/12Jtfn ' Do~apoutl 'LINDA'S. .. .PAINTING I 2 112 month old lemala, white , Ca~eterY ~ales, overr- ·body PIIPPY· Votiaw & whlto mal• cat. · iL 81oi-992·744D. 992-7074 j . Windows . . •Room Addilions 110 Court St. Golf Sales, Club fiepalr, Custom Orders, Awards, Engraving .. ·John Teeford · · Chester Ohio . Pole......,o.o¥. . 992-2772 ''FAt::TORY DIREt::T PRil:ES'' Quality Window Systems .· RUMMAGE SAJ,E IINIS' 12 Packs 12 Peck 742-2803 or446-3622 T.K. WHIPPED TOPPING · 3 Lba. or More Bone In Western Style . GROUND CHUC (Rwldao61 AComntlrCll1) • •Weedllallng, •• •Tree Trimming Shrubbery Mlllntenence · Plan AhNd, Cell today for frllo ••U~. - oz. Shoppera Value Bag -Mowing ' HEINER'S OLD FASHIONED SANI-CAT CAT LITTER LIIRY'S UWN CARE MIDDLEPORT - Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy Thesdays aitd Thursdays during 992-4119 ..., ...... ,..... - ---·. , 537 BRYAN PLACE 25 YEARS IN BUSINESS Donation $4.00for meat .· FI.AVORITE LUNCHEON LOAF . J&L SIDING & I At'JON INSU ,..., , SOLID VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS April Serving from 4:30 • 5:15 ". 992-4514 . ":::;:::::::::;::;:::;:~ r .AltorntUvo, Metal Band IHklllf guitar player, only .Hrioua inqulr., 1&14) 387-lllllO · " · · 388-8879 Auto Body Repair Man Noedad,' ·catt For Oetalio. 014•441-llgs LWkthi•t' Dayo;814-44H073Evening~ . , "" W.•tl IUot Avon 18 -115 /Hi, No Minimum' "' Order, No Door _-To -Door, No tn'"' Clouifird Stcrion' veniory, 1 -80D-73&·016IIndiot~: rep. .. BaiJIIslnor Pltrt Time To S18rl F~ll , Time Ouri~g Summer Call T9 SOt' ------...-~--·1 Up For Interview, 814-245-55.92 Free Eatlmatel MEIGS COUNTY SENIOR l"li'l~T,IIl I'II:I(IL.u r-.1 12 oz. can ..... ~~ Eve. Ph. 949-2534 Brian Anderson V.C. YOUNG Ill .Pu6fic .is inviteJ 16 oz. bag eComputer Tralnllg · eflanlware/Sohware Set·ups ·· ~~5=~~~8~~.- 553.~ ~ . "lo~otrllf wUit Afltr4••1lllf" ... ere Thin•., Fri. 111-6; Day Ph. 992-3~71 ' ~-· and, Sugar Free. · Rounds · Ho~~~tl.vem8nt Sat 12.,8; Sun. 12-4 271 North 2nd Middleport, Ohio •Upgrades •Milor Repairs •Internet Settip Help Plumbing EVENING MEAL 16 oz. Illig Veggle or Ranch ' MARZEm'.S DIP MARGERINE Ice Cream ___ . -,.... 1/2 Gal . . .,..., at VELVET SUPER DIP 19 . to: Holzer Clinic, Human Rot.ationa,OHDD·Jackaon Pike, Gatttpo-' ill, 45831-1582·Phooo 1814) Jl Roofing· & • Baths, Grooming, Kennel Cars d Lo · an VI Mon., Tues., Wed,, 1Nifn Buy One Gl!t One FREE EA. . 614-992-3120 · "W.Sow.rou '992·2753 .Athens, Ohio Quality Work at a Fair Prlcel 550 Page St. Middleport, .Oh. 4$780 HomBPh. •742·2925 Free EstiR!ates (614) 592·5025 . ftld s-zpll• Don Geary, Owner Ftnanco, knowledge In caoh and accrual accauntmg, proficient wilh PC. computer aoftware and calculator. Responsibilities In· elude: Preparation ol financial and departmental Income state: menta. Financial a_nal~sla. Ouar.~ 'erlr- and annUal surveys. Holz..CIInlc ofler1 a compeli~ve aala,Y structure, excellent benefits a~ graa1 retirement plana. Call, ta'1 or mall confidential lntormatict" Safranek ._'CHRISTY'S PETS ....,..... : gtoup aeeka a matlvared team member. Succeaarul C!lndldate wlli have BS or BA. In AccOunt~ lng, BusUttil A.dminiatrat!on oi CHAPTER 7 • CHAPRR 13 D. Gear»'• •Liiwn' Mowers -•Chain Saws •Weed Eater& . 2 mi. off Rt. 7, Leading Creek Rd. oNo Job Too Small •Any and Ali of Your Home Repair Needs -can Today for Your ' 992·5535 . HelpWanted AVON I All Aroa1 I Shirtoy Spoalll, 304-875-1420. 110 ACCOUNTANT·A very prpgru: elvo multl-opoctallty medical · Attorney . FREE ESTIMA"(ES (Lime Stone· Low Rates) ~ •!!!mall Enlillf!&S • EMPLOYr.1f ~JT SERVICCS 1102·8358 or 304-8J2·2645, Ind. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 .· A Division on Nichols Mtoial, INc. PhOne: 6)4: 992·2406 Fax: 304-773-5861 614-992-3470 • l •' . • AquatrQn .Boats • Cutty Cabln1s • Bow Riders. • Baas Boats • Sea Ark JQhn Boats • Johnson Outboard • 250 Condor Street· Gravel, Sand, Top Soli, FlU Dirt tns:Owner. Ronnie Jonei Ftoo<lng 1Ab\a Avon Rapra•enlatlv" need*CI. Earn money tor Chtist1 mal bill at home/at work. 1·800- Big Bend Fabrication, Ma,hine &Welding Shop Um~stone, I. L----------- ' ~ CQndllion. Call 81 ~·245- Saturd~y ·8:00a.m.- 12 neon' .. •New Homes •Remodeling · -Garages •Decks Ulld Gas WICKS HAULING ••• \ 8 oZ. Jar .. MARZETTI $LAW 24 oz. btl 32 oz. jar . FOODLAND GRAPE _ JELLY - Wanted To Buy: Wa Buy Junk aoea. 814-·PART,,' Ot- 114·388-I Cara Rop. 1.0%0ffAny Ser~~lce to New · Customers • Top • Trim • Removal • Slump Grinding I I 30U75-!88S. 992·2483 Complete Machine Shop Service Fabrication Steel Sales, Weldin& Supplies, Industrial . Radiator Repai~· & Replacement Mond8y-Friday - 8:00 a.m,- 4:30p.m. Landscaping (614) 367-0266 1-800-950-3359 I I I Wanted Ttmbor & Or Ttm~r Service~. Mead Paper Woodtonde, e14m-3138. Wanted To Buy UHd Mobllo Hom11. Call: 814-<141-0175 Or 985•J8:Jl ATHENS GUSS MASTERS . ' Land, P.rotalllonal. Electrical - Plumbing - Carpentry Repairs - Conversions _ Remodels • Fertilizer, (Bag or Bulk} . • DeKslb &.Pioneer Seeds • Small Seeds • Chemicals . • Twine • Feed • Lime 614-696·1376 .. Ltlwn Mowing & oz. p k 'P I t ' B Free,FrOanYogUriOI . ea · n Q · eans ·I United Ultimate ~ounds Buy One Get One : Premium Ice Cream 1 I 16 oz. bag Sweet Peas, Green Bnna, Nlbleta I 1_I Corn or Mixed Vegetables .I GREEN GIANT VE:GETABLES 1 1 ·1 Buy One Get One ' 1 MGA Construction Services rour ......... For.H 'POMEROY I•IIICIOD FOODLAND SPEC IA L COUPON EFFECTIVE 4 13 4 19 J & D"1 ·Auto Portt. ~!~!ring 111• vago vehlcltl. Selling partl. 304- 7/22111n REPAIR OR NEW CONSTRUCTION Loafing shedl to horse arena•. Roof repair and paint to ltructural repair. . Steel buildings as low 81 $4.00 "1· ft; <IIJIIH!red. Free eltlmates, pi'Ompt and prote11lona1 service. can today FOODLA ND SPEC IAL COUPON EFFECTIVE 4 13 ·1 19 orri .......... Golllpo1la. CBBST.IR ACRJ SERVICE · 985·4473 Farm Buildings ,· FOODLAND SPECIA L COUPON EFFECTIVE 413 4 19 Ucinsed • Bonded Insured 3MJI112 mo. •New Homes •Garages •Complete Remodeling $top & Compare FREE · ESTIMATEES 360• Communlca~ons 113 oz• . CampbellsMushrooms 81._R· 1 ·teApp · te · Jul·ce · 1 B 0 G 0 uy ne · et ·· ne Buy One Get One Aeration Motor oiJalea 6 Repairs · · Clea111ng SI!J)tlc Syatema Port·A.John • Rantala • Serviced Weekly No Extra Charge for Evenings or Weellends· 24 Hr. Prompt Service . 7 Dayl A· Week ROIERT 81SSEU ..· CONSTRUCTION I I ,;;,..,.-.,.,.,.,..-,--.,..,....-,~ '-·--··--_F_R___E._E__._--~-l----·-.J·"~IIIr~..._ ..........~~-..........~~.._..._~~~~~ ......:..._..._..._l~L!Y-2!!!.9.!!.Qne FREE gge (814) 812-4277 614-992·5479 We Sell Money Orders · We Wire Money Postage Stamps Film Developing Pre-paid Phone Cards Foodland Gloft . Certificates Carpet Cleaner Rentals Columbia Gas Payments ILcttte,ry Tickets (except Buckeye) ~ JoeWII1on 11198 Martin Str&t Pomeroy, Ohio 415789 I .I .;lop ( .CIII\ f'llit'llf'l' $ "Build Your Dream~' (look ~r llgM) Mlddlepol1, Ott . 814r992-5379 Day & Evening Hra. • 713-5033. . 614·992·7119 J1,1at off il'tldbury Rd. own.,, .114-8113- Cl11n iato Modot ·Care q, Truc1<1. 11110 Uodole Ot- NMr, Smllll Bulcit Pontiac. 1000 Ea11- · POMEROY, OHIO CARPET FOODLAND • Ohio Valley Bank "Superbank" Services • Greeting Cards • Floral Sales • We accept credit cards MAJ IICK'IIIPriC I PGRN·IDBI IIRIICI TIM'SCUftOM MIDDLEPORT -- The Middleport Church of the Nazarene 'will host the gospel group Family f-!er: itage Saturday at 7 p.m. For more information 'call 992-3924. . PLUS OTHER GREAT SPECIALS (jill' Remodeling CullOm 1-tC)I'nll '50%·75% Park 1 B.UV ONE GET ONE . I ·L· I~~[.Q.N.,Sf."!§.'i..~T.!;!.!ti.!!l.fQ.I!f:2!".;..~2,'L0.!j!;!!T,!\2?2!~~p.J · _ FREE ! URG's Grande ·Chorale coming The Grande Chorale from the University of Rio Grande, directed hi Dr. Mcrv Murdock , will present a concert at 6 p.m Thursday at the Senior Citizens Center. · · Three students in the Chorale arc from' Meigs Coun1y. They arc Sam C6wan ami Amy Rouse, Middleport. ntld Marilyn Kibhle. Reedsville. • •.The reg11lar Thursday evening d~ner will be served 4:30 to 5:30 p.rn. with the menu being ham loaf. sweet potatoes . .mixed vegetables. a~ apple cherry crisp for a .donation oii$4. The public is invited to attend ' the dinner and concert. 19 WllllldtD AnliqUM, lwnl- ..... f OODLAND SPECIAL COUPON ErFECTIVE 4 ~3 4 19 THRU BUY ON.E GET ONE ·SIJll1 1111. ;} Actual!y, the auxiliary for years nas provided toys--basi0ally stuffed animals--for children going through lhe ernc.rgcncy room process. However, it became quite an expensive ~ject and the auxiliary asked .othi!' to help. Response to the request ~s been fantastic . . .· ·>Latest contributors include the · ~ast Letart , United Methodist Women, Mary Ball and Pauline Wolfe. · ·; :'. Libby Fisher who is chairing the p_roject· is most appreciative for the · lielp as are auxiliary members. Thank you. PRICES GOOD SAT. APRIL j;: Contributions 10 .,,., 1 mo. IT'S FOODLAND'S EASTMAN'S Church, three night revival, Friday through Sunday, 7 p.m. Friday ·and Saturday. 6 p.m Sunday. Special singing, POMEROY -- Middlepon Child Conservation League. Rock· Springs United Methodist Chu~h, 7 p.m. . SATURDAY , Karen Smith to speak oil dyslexia. POMEROY -- A free training Brown bag auetion. course for prospcct_ivc hunting education instructors will he held SaturCHESTER ·-Chester day, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m, at the Pomeroy Baseball/Softball Association, Gun Club on Pomeroy Pike. · DiviThUrsday. 6:30 p.m. at the ·fire sion of Wildlife instructor Eric Lane house. will show how ' to . teach the Ohio Hunter Education · Program. For FRIDAY more information. call Jim Freeman CHESTER .-- Harvest Outreach at The Daily Sentinel at992-215S. Columbia Township Trustees, special session, CHESTER · -- Chester Township tioned that Nina M. Di~on was back · special session, 7 · p.m. · Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at fire station. in Meigs County residing· in the Trust~es, Insurance and appropriation. transWednesday, at the clerk's office. home place. fers to be considered . ' · :; Actually, Nina is living on West . Main Sl., Pomeroy, in· the home of THURSDAY EAST MEIGS -- Eastern Loc.al GALLIPOLIS -March of Dimes · Jhe late Maiy Alice Samuels who ' .Was her sister Nina--! gave you lines ftom a short poem she had wri!ten-~ay's her old home place was on ,..yllis Hill and that has long gone ftoin the Pomeroy scene. ' Wedneedly, ~111,1117 -------..:..Community calendar____;,.:;______:.._:...,.!...!,--__.,.- Beat ago, WednNcl8y, Aprll11, 1897 EHc:utiYe Director. This lndividu· • Pomeroy, Mlddlepon &VIcinity . al Will Be Rnponaibla For Ad• " ministering Cou'nty, State Or Fecf...,. eral Anti -Poverty Program• In • Gallia And Ueigs Counties. The Successful Candidate Will ·e.xec· ute All Fiscjil. Pataonr'lel, And . Adminlatrariwe Pollcles And Pm~ · cadurts Eatabished .Through · Srate And Federal Requirement• • And Administered. Bv The Gallia .... · Malga Community Action Aotnc:J "' brei Of Oirec:tonL All Y1nl hloo lrlu11 lo Pold In AdVIII. .. DaadllM: 1:OOpm tho Requlrea Excellent : day !!elora 1ho od lo 1a run, Qyaljf!nllqn· Verbal And Wrtn•n Communlca- , au11day & Ma11doy odltlall· tiOn Skills, A Willingnen To ...... ,rldoy. - Travel. Rtli8bl .. Tranaportatlan r, 80 Proviouo Demoris~ored Ability In , And A Valid Orivtrl LICIMII, PUblic Sale and Auction Aclminlarering Social Service Pro- ! Lamlt,:a Auc:tlon Service, Lotllo lttillf1. Aucdonoer. Houaohold, Ellto. Farm -.Col 814-<140· !24t. 114 311 044l ,... ~r.. INO U.S..CurroncJ, . . . , 0 EtL , . Coin ., ) I ..... . . . . . , :!_'"ft 111 s-Ill 4• •42. ,, ,. ' Ectu,•t!on · Degree In Socl*t.( Work. Public Or BuliMII Admin-''· Filld Ploltnlod. Alioo1ute 1i1t1 Delilr: AI U.S. Sl· - Ancl Gold CalM. Proolaell, 01:1-*. ,.,.... -.y. Gold f ,.'· iltratian. EducatiOn Or Related · 10 ' .Nintld to Buy - M.T. . .ma. · · �• - ·• . . . 10. The Dally Sentinel .fuu:yoop aamos NEA. Croltword Puzzle . PHILLIP ALDER N 7 C.••••r N-- Will Do Lawn servlct •ln Qallla eou._ ltoi-«a-27111. Eain lt.ooo.Wooi<Jy li111mng En· volopoo AI Home. Start Now. II• Will taut junk or lrlllh owoy. 1351 plc:lwp IJIU-075-5035 Will care for theo elderly lnJo~r home. Doy Shlk Only! Goo ... perlence and reference&. 30•- E1porlenct. FrH SuppNH, lnlo. No Oblgallon. S.nd LSASE To: . ACE, Dept 1351, Bo1 5137, Dia· monel Bar, CA gnes. 175-5013. Euy Workl E~eollont Payl AI· oomblt Product• at Home. Coli Ton Froo 1·800·•67-5568 EXT. 12110. IDII Plymalnll Sundance V.rr long, 1750, 114-2411-11%111. Dependable. Won't Lest . :,~:.1:•::.::.S::.'':.'.\. Will Sit With Sick I Elderly In Their Home. Have Rtferenctl, 114 He 4233. ,_,.,go,lt4-t82·7123. ••~21looto;RIS;tlllll ::,::~:.:::.:..:.:.::::::--:-;:::;~~-1 c - 2 Oooor; tlltO EocortlX 1171 Champion 121B5 2 lorgo IOWn. Complete educational re· qulremenll In one month. Commlealon approved correspon· dence courM. Complete at your pece. JKk ~tey'l Northeastern bedrooma, bath, living roam I kitchen, 1y; old furnace, vtr~ good cond!Uon, muat rnovt from 101 clootto. Price $3D50. 304·B75· 8479. recommend• that wou do butl· ntll with people w-ou know, and 1871 Uanaion 12xeo on rented · you have lnvesliCJl'tad Colfego of Real Estate. Call lor ... - . ... t-aoo-7111-44n. ~~~~~:=~=~~ Pro-Englnurod ""I bulldlngo. Malia Local National company awarding ~The lo .,.,.,.,y - n g doalarahlp In opon morkel High hm ..,.ftocl tppllcanta ilr 7th profll pattntlil· conouucllon & lilt Gr1ldt Footblll Coach, Soya' Vatllty Buketball Coach. Boyo Aollatant vorolty Baoketboll Coach, ...,., Ae ..,., &awllllfl ~. Soya' Dill GrHt Balkll· lid c-It, Boyo' 8th Grado Batkedlall Coach, Boyo· 7th Grode Balkllball Coach, Boyo' Hood Track Gooch, 411l1tan1 High ScMol TICk Coach, JuniOt High Tr•• Coach, A111aranr Junior Hlgll Troc:k Catch, Hood Batobtll co.ch, R•atw Ballball COHh. lllln. 303-7~ •L 7900. 230 Professional Services Glrto' Head Track Cooch, Girls" Softball Coach, Glrlo' Reurve So- Coach, Glrlt' Jurior Hlglo Baoketblll Coach (2 peoltiono) , Junior High Nowopoper Ad¥ioor, High School Chot~eador A~l­ oor, Jurior High C_,eader Ad· vloor, Clau ·A<hrttor. Oulz Toam AdVIsor, and Alhltllc Dl· livingston's baaement praollng, all baaeman1 done, fret tltlm&tll, guaranrae. 10yra on job onct. 30oi-875-2U5. • lllil-iiilllliiiiiliiiiiiiilliii!ll Box m. 1'0,.,.,.. Ohio. TIRED OF MEANINGLESS WORK??? IIAKE A Dl· FEAENCEIII 'lbur Help Ia Needed To lmprovo Tho Quality 01 Ufo For Person• Willi MR/DD. Call C.Cilla At 1·800·531·2302 For Furlhor lnlornslion. Truck Drivw • ~ Eon _ , Job Oponlng Galllpoha Area Ap· proxlmatoly 130,000 -S35,000 v..r Wu1t Have: 1 Year Elllperl· onct (lllnlmuml Claas A · COL, Good IIVR, No DWI't Pass Dol Phyalcal & Drug S<:reen. Send Reaume To: P.O. Box 769, Gallipallo, 011 •5631 . WtniH: •2 Peopla Lose 18 -25 Pounds In The Next 30 Days. Natural, Guaran1eedl 1-800-69G- 22D5. WANTED: EXPERIENCED Aootlni Foreman Anct Roof.,. • 1 Yra "Experience In All Phases Of Allldenrlal Roofing • Uuat HaVe ReUable Tranaporration And All ,ealestate advertising In · this neWspaper Is Sub)ect lo the Fedofal Fair tlouslng Act ol1968 which mokos KIllegal to adve~lsa "any prtlorence, llmllallon or dltcdmll18110n based on race;.c:otGr, retlglon, seK familial status or national origin, or any ln1enllon to make any such preler8nce, llmllallon or dlscrimlnatiOfl. • ' This newspaper will not REAL ESTATE 310 Homes tor Sale 13BR AntEN!I MORIQAQE go Rnancing available fer Houses antlMotile Hamal. Naw or used purchaooo; Roflnanclng; Bill c:onIOiidadon: Land oo-•: No aPiificadon lot; Alllvelo ol credit CaM O>day br alrueanaiyslsl 800-121o140211114o512o4001 lllcldloport: . 39 Rudtnd Sl, 3 bediOOill, 2 balh, Riverview, new .vinyl aiding. new Got Arlllrl~t? Don1 juot cover It u11. gel rid olll I dld. Health prod'ICII thai work . Money back g~aranltt. Call 304-675· 326• 8:ClQOI1>2:QClpm. 1llll Wanted To Do 19&1 14•70 2 or 3 Bedroom. $995 down , $195/mo. O~ly at DakwOod Homn, Nl~o. WV. 30.. 755-5885 · 1987 t4l80 3 or 4 Bodr,oom, $1,35t down, S22Dima. Free air, oldrting, & deliver~ only at Ook· wood Homes Nitra,WV. 304-7555885. 0 1 - Aalltl Progl'lllt We have 11000 to $2000 per home In diaaater relief ·tunda available JCJ help you purchaae a replacement home. Call t·BOO· 488-7871 to 111 appolntmenl for dtlalla. FACTORY DIRECT. NO IlDDLE MAN SAVE •-•. · ._ Oakwood Hamn 11 lht only dealer in lha tri-ltall area that builds 1nd sella their own homos. For factory dlroct 'prlcca, shop OAKWOOD HOMES, Nl· TFIO. WV. 304-7511-5885. .::.:::;;~::.::.::..=:=.._,..-- · 1 3238. 1.-...111111---...,..•1 Limited Ollerl1997 doublowlde, 2302 Or l'lrtio P.O. Bol 804, Jocksan, PH •5a•o. No Later Than 4118/G7. Equal Opportunity For Solo by Ownor E~er. · Shuatlons Wanted · -.614-441-0701 Large selection of uaed home. 2 or 3 bedrooms. Slartlng ati3<9S. Oulck dollverr. Call 1·800·837· adve~llad moap.here. Requires Ability Ta :.;;;:::...,_'------- 120 18D3 t4•7o: 2 Bodroomo, 2 Batha, Dlahwaaher, Heat Pump, Walk-in Clotels ·Renlod LoL Like Informed that all dwellings In this newspaper are available on an equal · opportunity lialls.. knowllngly accept 3 or 4 Bedroom House Half Basemtnl tn Eureka, APflllllsod at $45 Priced For Oulck Sell8t•· 256· :60118=_ _,..;._ _:__ _ brick rlanch, crawl .apace, 2 ~communiry ServiC:ea. Webaths, central air. tln~se car a•· Salary Pluo Bonefits And I 16 321 1 1/2 Room ·A.nd Board Rate. You Pro· rage. x n groun poo • · , do Homo, Guidance And acre tot CaH after 5:00pm. SeriV 1 ouo lnqu lroo ONLY. 304·675· Frltndahlp In A Family AI· 1183. ual With Mental Reta~dalion . Home Mull Be In Gania County, Canlocl Chrlsr, AI 1·800·531· Everinga. advertisements for real estate which Is, In vtoladon ot th~ law. Our readers are h~reby Hand Tools. Slorl lmmodlat.ly. 2br house . Reduced to 15;900 Tooch Poroonal Living Skillo And A Commitment To The .Growth And Dwolqpmenl 01 One lndivid· Appliances, $10,000 814·587· 2803 Daytimes; B14·8G8-8583 BIG. 18Q7 4BR, OOUBLEWIDE. $1,948 DOWN, $3191110. FREE DELIVERY I SETUP ONLY AT OAKWOOD HOMES. NITRO. WV. 304:755· 5665. Umllod Offer. · Call Chrlstian·s Consrructlon At 080. A grval buy. 304-e75-2722. 114-4411-451• Or SIO~ In Att•03 Eat..,. Ave., Gempoij' 011. WANTED: Fuii-Tiina Employment In Your Own Homo Ao A Home Str'llicea Worker W th Ai;:~ 1984 Commod9r1 14x70, Very Hlca, 2' Badrooma. Canrral Air, 3 Trailers t.r sale. 30H75-1018. rector for the 1117-18 achool yoor. Applicants muM llold a valid Ohio taochjng cariificate and lor coaching poaitlona ·muar mHt -dllcallan requlrtmlnll of Ohio for apona medicine and CPR. Penon• lntereated should con~ tact Bill Buckley, SuptriOIOndenL llolgo Local School Olotrlct. P.O. lolln Now Hoven. $3,500. 304· 882-21188. 1995 Schull! 14•70 Single Wldo Homo Features VInyl Siding, Shingle Roo I, 3 Bedroomo. 2 Bathe, 2 Covered Decko, On Prl· vate Renlod Lot Wll Taka PayoW, Plaut CtletHce-7840. Girtl"' AMI: we Bukei:JeJI CoKh, carpel, new kitchen, asking $08,900. 2•& North Third, 3 bodroom, 2 both, 1 oay haute, 5 yr~ old, m abatam.nl, all remodeled, large ~~~=~~. oto,.go ohod. aoklne 24 Hour Care For Elderly, Or H,ndlcappod Ptroon In Privott Homo. 114-441-llOOO. 3br, 2bath, $179D down, 127D/ month. Free delivery & ae1up. Only ot Oakwood Hamto, Nitro WV. 304-755-5865. New 1997 Ux70 lhree bedroom, includes 8 ntonlhs FREE lot ronl Only $181.66 per monlh with $1050 down. Call 1·800·837· 3238. Now Bank Ropo'ol Only 3 loll, owner financing available. 304· 755-7191. Own your oWn 110mt MWIII Brand now HUD approved homoo rtldY lor instanr deliver~. Trade-In wei· como. Your choice: 2BR. 1850 down, only SHS/mo. 3BR lt,OSO 'down, only StGO/mo. 'Monitor Size Special' 18l80-Youri for only $1 ,450· down 1235/me. All .homea Include delivery snd setup, 1-Syr. waHanty. 11'· of homeowner• insurance paid In tun. Plus If you call now, your choice of hee skirting or 8/mo. free lot renr 0 park. ol your choice. No application refuudll Phone in your free application for pr&-lpprDYOI 10 (8061'!73-8813. 11110 antwer leave name and number on nschino. 330 Farms for SSio 150 acre farm, 1 1/2 atorr rlf110" deled house, new garage, new ' torRent otarting at UI0-1300. - · • · tar and tralh Included, 11 ..1112· 2187. -•1111. HP. Kohlor mower, riding oulky, culdvaiOr, plow, dual - 1 blade. ..cellent condldon, 304· 77359112, Ctillon. Duplex Near POrter, Now Condllion, 2 Badroomo, f,.arga \lord, No Poll, 1350/Mo.• + Deposit, 814· 446·2801. Probltmo? Nllld Tuned? Call the plano Or. 614-448-4525 Furniohed 3 Rooms '& Bath, No Pars, Aelaronca And Dopolit Required. I14-4*151D. -llpm. Pt. Pleaaant-4br Ranch W/1 car Rlllgluuood Etll....,lWo betu.,ul Syracun· thrH bedroom, ont and 112 bltht, LR, OR, lllmlly -bl..,.onl, .... ldll:hln, Cltpol, u altcWio- furnaco1h111 -...... r:.... hilltop lato. Both lor 121,500. 304-875-remote, booudful lend; llolgo County, llclpto Tow,,.,. SA •z 8R 1CI). OWiw ~ 500 per acro. tan for good rn.p. 11 t - litl 570 Musical Instruments .' SmalllurnlthH apt, tbr, living room, kitchen I bath. 1200/ma utllitioo paid txcopt tloculc, rolerencea & dapo1it. 304-875· 1:115. Thlo lo Tho One You've Been Looking For. 0nt Bedroom, E•lnl Nice. Walhor, Dryer, Stove, Rt· lrlgorator Included, ,W t Par Water I Gorbogo, No Polo, No Smolin 1300 Dtpolil, 13501Mo., It• 441 llli,S, II~ 4412205 'IWin - - T-, ,_ IDCII>dna appllcatlonl lor tbr. HUO auboJd: ~~.!fL lor oldarly and handl· EOH 300-87&<1879. dla(lorl, no -114-t82·565& FurniShld FA RM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK air, maroon, cfaan, 80,000 miles, 1»95. Upton U11d Cart Rt. 82-3 Milas South of Leon. WV. Financing lo(ailablo. 304 451 10811. 4·H pigl· IOitCI pigl on April I8th or by appalnlmtnl, Scott Up- 720 'Ducks lor Sale -.............. ...... 550 BaeudiUI plno dining room n~ lftcludoo llblo, cllalra I hutch, ~. I .... :;~-,.,'llrv .I"l f{Uo,I!:D P., t'\01:£. DCWI\\!lTt\1~, "" ;':;:Gl,N>Ys 1ST~Y 1-\6!'£, IU. <JI€(J(.! 100, 814-378-8102. --··· _............ 5171> ' Srracuae ~ two C' ator,. colonial, location tor chlldron, lhrtt dloto peottoolcn, 814·et2· 5$111 orlt4-8112-1!502. • I 30 Tttrowa out 2 Gravel rldgaa 32 Mecllclnut concoction 34 Palatn 35 Fish trap 3 Povlrty 4 Ortod coconut 111111 5 Actor'• quott 9· 1[l00! !0 DO MY DR.\I/& I "'I YOO , Aett\(111 tum 24 Order ol wltalea 21 Open 211=- 27 lmrnedllteiY Pass edVOfltiiii"UI 28 Clrcua animal 21 Talent• 31 T•chlr, II llmel All pus 5 33----. 38 Regal fur · 40LIIkaaome 4tC m.-rlel 4211ade lhrud 43 Ralleve ~VIrginia wllrow -M SUtlli for ldlchoon 47. Aclllm'l !1f11MIOII 48 Advtoa,old atyle 50 Almond or pecan CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos Celebnty CiphOr cryplogt81M are crealed !rom qUOiaiiOnS b'lllamoua people. pasl and Present Each letter tn tile apher standJ lor anottter. TodaYs c~v& · G equals 0 WN XL XSFGLY XOM COG ' .IDWSVOMU X0 M Y O· M K YOMXYMV BU. MVBIXJSM . W U T X 0 W X .J· S K JMIGFM EMUUMYO B U M"V B I X J S, II . ' J. ISXO' E . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The more lhe moolah I You make in your racket, I The quicker you go /In a higher bracket."- Groucho Mane . '::~::~' sca~.illA loy 1- -o, t.!rs· WOlD lAM I CLAY I .. PO&LAN Reorronge lt11tra of lhe 0 lour scromblod words below to form """ -do. I -T I N K E T I ·1 I I WH I S S I I 1~ I l I l I :; :'",' I0 ..;:l;,.'.:..,lr-ilraa..::.rl-1 • . • • Co.mplete tho chutkle·· quoled by t.lling in the mlutng words A PRINT . NUMBERED ' '101' lETTERS IN SQUARES I. TOOK THE IN FACT. Wi-10 TOO'K li-tE FIRST COOKIE?! TWE~FTH ONE .. D ~~~c:~~~~~ LETTERS I Auto Parts & Accessories • 10Too 11 Boxwllu17Arwi0y' 1tlulld 23 luiiQcll/ , L..:..l...,...J.......JL......I..-L-....J -w-ou deWelop ftom step No. 3 below. I I IJI I SCitAM-I.ETS ANSWIIS Bumer - Grope • An'ow- Monkey· WRONG with YOU Medical ~dvances make it impossible for a doctor not to find somelhing WRONG with YOU. · · 1WEDNESDAY 1 l SEfl'/ICES 810 h ft" 't Eau 1--.rl ·· Home Improvements ASTRO·ORAPB ' . are rtllllllntlcally P,erl~ct lor you . Mall $2.75 to Matchmakar, c/<;1 tltla newspa· per, P.O. Sox 1758. Mu!f8\' Hll Station, New Yilllc, NY 10158. BERNICE TAuAUI(Aplll »May 20) II lo beol not BEDE OSOL lo lake llnanclel gamble8 today on CllliQa ei...,ttl n . Your llc:k ol knowledge COIAid 111m 0U1 .10 be rallter npenolva. . ' GEMINI (Mar 21 -Juna 20) If you •!"I your male dleagree about aomethlng ~. rtliolve Mbeluuaen yourNtvM. oplnlolll al CMII8idero Iutey cloud your 011\o ,~·-, CANCI!R (.June lt.Julr 12) Thll II lhe ·' ~,; .., .C IIII...Ivlau wrorig day 10 be..,.., ..... abaul 011\o ..\' .,._Even • you fell Tlturadoy, Apltl17, 111117 ..... IUwD II Ilona IO olltr, ileep lhom to Social commerctel parllierelitplln · yourMII. LEO (Julf ZI•AIII· II) Reelrlct your .... ,.... ...... mlgltllum 011110 be .... ahapjJll• to*y 10 amall, Clllll ...... You . . you've- eapetlaoad. .._... . . ,.._10 dMI wltll- .....agent ntolt ol Wltlll you1 be olleltid. lncllrtatl!lnl 1M! - * ! propel rou Into BASEMENT ~ WATERPROOfiNG 1g114 Chevy Silverado Full Size Unconditional lltellmo 9ua,.n1... -----~~-:---1 E•tendtd Cob Plck·Up 112 Ton, local reftrii'ICII turn:lhed. El· 710 Autos fOr S8Je V-8, Cruloo, Tilt, AM/FII Coo- tablllhtq 1875. CaH (Bt41 441· Mill, $13.!100 814·2111'l311C. , 0170 Or 1·100-287-0571. Rogero .· 1"5 S-10 Chovy llltnd cob, 4 Wo........IQ. ely., Sap., olr, ill. cni11, olr r.a, 38,000 mNto, 110,000, 114-742· Applianco Porta And S.<Yice: All 4000. . Nama llflndo Over 25 Ytoro E•· Wide Tlroo Radial Size porlenco All Work Guarantttt. Aluirll..... French City lloytag, Bl4·4•1' • Ton 10 77911. ' All, CtH Cit · Gonoral Homo Main· .,.,,... Painting, vinyl oldlng, TRMJSPOR rATIO N .II' . ~-· "' . ..... ........., . Clllpontry, -rtpolr ·· -and ·· bllho, mabllt holnt """"' For . t11 -~~ call Chol 114-1112· 1323 . ....... n, , you'-- .m , _ ....... .... lnllll, IIC. Cllildo Wlnllro, Ala Granda, OH Cal 114·2411- ~.--11~1118e~ol # 410 ttou1t1 ror Rent p' ..... Unlattunlllilr· ........ _ , 8IIICIIIII ...... ,_ negleal.., .. a• ' I tlon Of OOffiCo .... o. 1 Flnnla Rami I =. Ilion. 2 Btdraom Houtt AI 1011 Third ...... 'Galllpalto, UIII!Mo., poti~ Roflronct~ 114-441-7130, 114...... 2131. . . .... 't"OJ'I(£. 1<:.\(,f\T... I'D e£1TER. 'Thi£C: MY . New gas tanka, 1 ton 1ruCk whttlo & radiators. D & R Aulo, . Ripley, WV. 304-372·3933 or ...I - , "78 F150, 300 I cylinder, au- 800-273-9329. '' IOmatlc, toolbo•, 1500 OBO, 814· 790- Campers& " 9411-:!001. Hay & Grain DOWN 24 W.lldng allele 211 Qemon• . ' 27 Quldo'l tolgll ·no&f r "I need more experience," the young man told the boss ..---------,"Experience," he said, "is what B R1 ME L people call their" • ·- • · - •. • pump, two-cor ga,.gt (21x321, ... and 1/4 ............ 114-112- tu.TN'£1-\Y 'ffit~K. m,~(,(ltN('j . Motor Homes , 1987 Ford F-150 XLT Larial V-8, auto, air, all power, no ruar, ••c 11185 Tonr 3011. 304-882-2904. c:ond, many ex:tra1, low miles. 16,500. IJIU-075-1802. U04 Tioga Montara, clan C. 18,000 miao, coil 814-Q82-4t01i 1g110 Choor Silverado e Cyindor, or can be IHf1 11 38 tkldaon ~· 5 Spaid, 00 1 112 Ton AC, Now ,'I T'- E - COiddon, 18.•50 Middleport Ct1AIIIr12 P.M. 114-4*3570. 28 Ft. Cam~or CTrophyl Fully Equipped, AC, E•collont Cond~ tlonii4,S00.01 .. 3117-7401. ;: Two yoar old horolcrd buN. call 814-1112-4252 Iller 5pm. 840 57 Mao ---tung 22&1- -....S_N,_....Ar.P_T,......jl 5 6 _ . 1 _ . : Transmiasiona, Acc111 'Transf• Cao01 & Rear Ends. 814-24~ !i61J 541 Adell- . 21 Autltar Lavin o- 1121. HITII/\1 "'~~~. . (:,OOC>? Building ..... llriol<, - BORN LOSER Boat Sale Going On Now -~quill· ron Boats ·Cully Cabins -Bow Riders -Ban Boats - Jo~n~!!.n Outboard Motors 5alea. Serwiba ol ai outboard>, carolled mocha~· lc. Marino Servlcoo, 2131 Katr BlrMI, flri'IICuM, Ohio. 1 ~~ ai~~OOT~~~~.s~l:,~· Robulll, All Types, Over 10,00~ 114-441-G701. Pass . 26 Pass . 3NT ~ iiO Grand Am, 4 ~or. auiDmollc, Appllanctt: RecondltionH Wllhera, Dryera, Raligat. Raitt- Wolle Sunquotl Tanning Bod ........ 10 Day Gwaranteol LIMo Now, 11.000 Cardlcaldl E•·. Fronch CIIJ Mayllg, 114-44.. Wal ' Norih Boat Parts Mercruiser Outdri.;., 25th Annual Bontloy Pta Sale: Frl· dly April 251h. 7:30 P.l.l. Faytne County Fairground• Wuhlngton Courtho\ltt, Sailing 200 HtH 01 Barrowt, Gilll. Conlianora Roger Bo~tloy, 837-514·2'18· Loror Laniel< IIG7-7110-41102. Abov• lru:lude Normal lnsralla- 10 • 7 3 ... 114-812-1520. 54 Grow droway . 5I Trim I1*0I\Irtt 87 Ball boa~ '88 Mercury 45 . fully equipped, clean/runt gre I, $3800, 814·742 ·2301 alter 5 '8G Hr,undai Excel, auromatic, 51 Chemical aulfl~ 52 Addict . Clllrtot10 - 34 Foot House BOat. 30 .. ·77135615. . '1 614446·9204. .......... 48 FalltlrltOOd C8laiOgue 20 U.S. lur Bridge, as you know, Is full ol max· ims - but you must handle them with extreme care. One of the moat dan gerous. is: In no-trump, establish the suit in which you ha\'e the greatest number of cards between your hand and the dummy. · Here: How would you plan the play in three no-trump after West has led a low club? What if you were in si)t no'· trump? · r-o.,rth'• sequence. Stayman followed by the jump to three no-trump over · South's two-heart rebid, showed game .v alues with exactly four spades. Not having four spades himself, South passed. · · You must start by .calling for dummy's club king.' If you play lhe, three, no East beyond the first couple of beginner lessons will waote the ace if he has it. In six' no-trump, the club king is most unlikely to win. but what can you. do? 'Yet if the unexpected does hap: ·pen,' you should immediately take the diamond finesse . If that wo'rks too, you'll be up to II tricks, "onl.\'" needing some luck In one of the mll)ors. In lhree no-trump, though, when the club king· wins, you have eight top tricks: three spades, three hearts, one diamond and one club. It would be sit· ly to take the diamond finesse - playing on the suit in which you have the greatest number of cards - at trick two . M you can see, the finesse would lase, and the defenders would take fo~r club tricks to·defeat you. First, try three rounds of hearts. Are they 3·3? If so, there is your ninth trick. If not, play off three rounds of spade•. Has the jack dropped? If so, you're home. IC not, try the diamond fi: nessc 11.111 fllsl re&Ot'l. Ball Boats In Stock Nowl J.'S . Marirw 814•256-6160. ·: weekdays. c....... . ,. Soullhl"- a 13 Do - cot!Mn ••• 7 4 INT .....,.,... Tllolllo _ . SHED!! With ·200 .HP Mercur~. Come S,e Our Now Marada & Aluminum I'Omar:oy Ttvift Shop- now buying lurnllurt, c:hlldren't summer Clolhel, maternity clothes. ba~ ltomo and largo toyo. Call 814· 1112-ll725. IPAINQ SPECIAL: Control Air Candltiollen: 2 Ton St. tts; 2 112 Ton lt,2115; 3 Ton I1.,3Q5; 3 112 Tan 11.5115; 4 Tan $1,1t5; Prlcll WOOO· Merccruiser, 1993 Marada '18·Fl 760 IATEWTE 111!111 Enjoy Your Own AocoivorAnd Antenna. Cltqolt Pftlgraml)llng You Like. Dloh Srotemo Start At $211 Ph,11 One Yur Programming Coot. To Order Call Toll Free 1-88.8-153-7310 Ell. 120. UHF /VHF A n - & Hardware, AmoldT.Y.Sallll- sltewantll 15 Acirtaa 111 ,_... e • ~ • The mottoes can be misleading 3.0 1986 Norris Craft Bass 84at _63,;,.o_ _L_Iv_e_st_o_~;___ 0411 RIGHT OUT TO TH' tQ9• Baja 10Ft. With 4.3 Y-8 ~~~. '""'""' Roc-- HOW CAN MARCH ON ALL FOURS?? MARCH YORESELF t991 16 Foot Slrlltos Baao &qat With Trailer, Ready To Fith,~O HI' Joh'lton ~~~· Volt Troll otor $'7,doo Call 304·675-63 2 L~ MesSage. ,. 'D2 Daytona ES, 5 opHd. l>lock, air, V·6, CD and CBIHUt, clean, 13305. Wall Hugar Gr-. New Fire Place Sot Brau. 114·441· 411·11-t? Eae& Opening lead: • 1y, looks now $7400, 614-9Q23802. ' I 1'- now, Ridin:g Mower· OralS Catc:h1r, to • 7 Boulll z• 1988 lwenty-four foot · Riviera Cruiser A:mraon, 80 hp. Mercury, Hoosier trailer, t 5 person capMci· olacu c eunrool, 1t7G5 or S800 daWn plus 111 and Ue, $30Mtek. R a - - · 1 'I'· old, hafdlr uHCI, all attllchmenrt. QOOd c:Dri· dillon, pold liSOO, asklng $600, 814-7-12·4000. • 1 LorttllrM 4 Anlrioll'l ~to, eouMII Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South . _,. lion: Ful 5 Veer - t y . "II 'lbu Don't Call Uo Wo Both Lour Froo Elllmaltol Add-On Hoat Pumpo Onlr Sllghty Higher. toll Uo Today. 1DQ7 It Tho Twenty . CA, Galllpotlo ArM, Stvtnlh Y11r In Tht H111lng .I Soon. Can Gift Rzla:•...-. 127•7290, 114-3111-0311, Or 114- CoolinG Bullnoaol8t ..4411-1301, 3117--. ·-fill-CION. . STORAGE TANKS 3,000 Gallon T.'f HCHC.TJIJI.,f Uprlghl. Ron Evan& En.,priJockaon. Olio. ·-537-1528. Woddlnt GoWII And Vtll ltiO 1510 HDulehOid Now Will StU For Uoo lllze 14, Ooocla :ms. Motorcyclel ••• e.-. ld GS 500 E ;;•• -•• • -new, only 400 mloo. 12100•. 81 ..~25578 ,1 t873 .Harlty Dovkfoon Sportllet, v.., cloon, ~ ••. , fut, 14500 firm, 4 1! -1182-8520. · 1883 V85 Honda D,800 IIIIM, Now Tlreo a Sut Aoklno 12.31'P: ,gag s- 1o Bll%or Tallo• _•t4 Aokl- se,eoo·, 11188 Chow• Con· ·~ ' verlion Van, Aolclng $3,000, 6'M· 2•5-5147. . I tD811 Harley DovidiOn Low Rkllr ~.ooo Ulloa, Lots 01 Em~·· 112,000 Firm; 1878 Hoodo Gojll· wing Nice Bike, 38,000 Mll,o, $1 ,1110,11 ..2511-13114. -•1111. A 54 II tlwlllll D11 ...nr• - t K4 3 • 52 · •AQI052. • J. 8 llolllll 6 A· 2 • K Q 52 t A QJ 8 .. 714 17 S 15 JinVny, 4l4, lUll, 2.1 l_t.jli IMihlr, po, pb, pw, pdl, $4,aqo, lloHID2o753C .. rilg& • 1984 1911. Concord 1995 200hp.. Mariner outboard, blue/gray $10,500.300-875-3950: 1 JET 300-875-1725. • J 53 • . J. •.soo Miltt lt<-441-1125. umo price. Sorlouo calltrt. ahor lor Sale ; Baldwin . ·upright piano SSOO; 3:p.m. (Bt•l-4411-16311 17 loot c.... mint oonddon th Royct drum 111 1300: HeiMiond D3 Goo Metra 2 door hllchbock, lilejacketa a~d 5 loot woad d· organ I Ieaiia 1400; lluta 175: -~ flll mllaga.llil,ooo,o mlea. dltt $400 firm i:aii'B14-4.41-1 13 TVNCR $75; caU 81 ..9Dl!-:1200. 14,000.00. (1141·•48·3845/or all8r5pm · • (8141 381-7800 Star Guitar, Cheshire. Ohio· leso- I!:.;.;:.::.:...:.:;:::...,_____ 11183 s...,Y 21 fl Cuddy caSn, · ons and instruments· plano, gui~ .350 L'O Everything Goesl Exceltar and ctuma, 814·367-Cl302. lent Condition! 614·4•6·1163 Alter 7 P.M. ., AERATION'MOTORS Ropeirod, New I RtbUitt In Slock. Cllil Ron EwrB. 1-800-537·11528. Rainbow •••~Mt wlanadlmantt. ""' I W£1JT; OJr lAST . Loadtdl Automatic. Air, Cru • AII/FII COIHIIt, Tow Pocka , • . .. K 3 :::r75o~o:;·, :.lbl~=~·~ 750. Boats & Motors : repairs~ Grubb'a Plano- tuning & Partially furnlohed tbedroom, Magic .Chot gao ranga utililiee paid, S400Jmo. 30.....75- ·lhlng , _ to hook up, 614-9112·7981. 2122. 450 Porco! 91 Lanct, .1111 Aero With Stpttc Syollm, On 110 Norlll 01 VInton Appm. 1 liMos.· 114-311114111, 423-3311-7770. attached gi.rage, attic apac., ' taolly occtotlbll, lull b a lnllhod, 2 112 bah, 2211 aq ft. Iaroe patio, Iaroe privata backyard, mual 111 to appreciate. . Low 110'& 304-el'Ht D2. 1Ul Ford Bronco . Burgun y, IJGHT liJiil--\ A FtliTKAL • ..........._AAID-I<AISER , ·< 1883 Hoodo 4ir4 Whooler N t995 Dodge Neon 2 Doort. Auto, · Tlrtl S3.700 B14-388 o•aa. AC, 36,000 Mlleo. 10,500 080 ' _, 814·256-8340, lt<-256-64117. · t993 Nighll1awk 750 3000 or¥ ~~~~~~=~;.= ~ · 1995 Monte Carlo Z-34 partial nallllloa,000 E•cellanl Condltllfl, 13• • Call • 1"'256' 811111 ~ trade canokfertd. 304·885·3027 Alklng ~ Bolon! 2:00P.M. LIIVa Molllga. ao•( 5:30pm. 11114 Harlty Davloon 1200 S~l · · Purebred Shtltlta, aablt , 885 . Muatang air, lilt. lttrto, atett, ltll Then 1,000 Mn••· 5opd, 3800 multi pert V-8, rear Show Room Condilion, OvorFfO , whitt. three malts, no papers, apoiler, La.., rod, wllll black In· CutiOm Horlty Parts $7,500 :1.;:125:::..:·1:.;1:4,:1111!:::,:1;:08:;5.:;.....,----1 terlor, 21,000 mll;;:,roat mpg, 814-3711-22111 Altere P.M. · Siberian Huokr Stud Service. alter •pm 304-875- · · 1gge Honda 300 4 Whoofor ~. PediarH rtOillnllion & kannel C!'l Nowll Price 01 13,850 Firm, Itt>. prtniiiiL Cd :104-875--1810. 85 Dodge Arloo, Auto, goOd 81 H~- mG. • r.••- Rooms · 1 AC12ACIOIIIorllltln Scenic Valltr Subdlvlolon. Wedge Really, Broker 304-875; $1otplng roomo wllh cooking. AI"' t,.ller IPICt on river. All 2722. hook-upo. Call ofter 2:00 p.m., 3.55 Acree on Crabc:i'ttk Rd. :IIM-773-5151, llllon wv Countr wa•r available, DWI'IIf Rnandng willl _ , payment. 304- 460 Spice lor Rent B75-4112. Mabile ho- o;ioc11 lor ron~ up 40 acroo 5 Miles Fftlm Town. on to 111180:0, - ptr month, - · Stall Routt 211. Will Sail All or oiWor oM uaoh lncludH, 114· IID2·2117. Fwtr. lt4-25HS74 tlond· ohtll only, noltllng lnoklt, on twO so• loti, 112,000 or ott Who L-1 Kldt, AIHi llaa A house without proiltrty. 14000, Nlco Ploy Aroa, Then Coli Mo you move It con t-30-1-m-5305 ~114211 . .5 Doc-. Graciouo living. 1 and 2 bedroom JB Kiln, k!ln dried hard woada apactmenta 11 Village Manof and compelltlvt prlceo. St Rt 62, Rlveroide "partmenll in llldclt- Woll Columbia WV. 304· 773· pert From S238·S30• . Call' BU· 5080., 1-800-9911-11183. 192·5014. Equal Houoing Opportuniltt. · King llzt Wllln.ut llnl1111, mlrr01ed oadboard wlllghl, 8 Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment, drawera undtrneatti. $225. 30-t875-1518. 814-448.0310. 350 Lots & Acreage Log houN on Saltm SlrMI, Ru· AKC Rtglt...,. E~lh Sprlngar Book Price: 13,400 Soli Prlct Sponltl, 8 Monllt , Fomalto. 12, 150; Cook Motoro, 814-448· Tallo CUI. Huntor OrBltck E•cellont Pol, /Wii;., 1175. 0103. 814-317-QS&II. · 1881 Rogal Gran Sport ::.:.:~;_..:;:::;~---:-~~-:1 Loaded, Llllher lnltrlor, AKC Shtltlo, female, 11ble and Player, Moonrocf, ElCCIIonl whitt, vet cheeked, 3 ''""'·- Shapo, 17,000, 114-245-51103, Or clawo rtmovtd, boaulllul, $350, 814-3B7-D483. 8tHM·1085. :.:.:.:::::...;;:::;~--'----1 1882. Chtvy Corolca 48,000 Two AKC Reglottred male Cock· MUtt, Air, All Powor, Brakto, er Spaniol pupplto- molhor and Calltllo, Nice Car, 814-381111 lhlr onh preml- bomd2•1D-97• 82D5,81..,....3570AIIIr5P.II. 11 rot ' ot.o and worme • 1 150 IICh, lt ..9411-2112-7pm 1893 Buick LtSobrt Limited 3.1 ~ tully equipped 304,-075- Gra.,.lr walk-behind tractor, 10 Downtown Galllpollo: Modern 1 Bedroom. All Electric, Carpeted, Complete KiiChon, Electric Hoof I Air Conditioning. 81.4·446-0139 Evenings. 1Wo bedroom oportmonl In llld- Loll on Mlftly Dr. In NiW lfa: - · 30-l-8e2·21104. One Acre, Wacer, SNti', Garbage, Footers, Po11um Trot 111,000. 114·- 7 8 540 . Mlle»ltaneous Merchendlsa 12 Fl. Suro .V Hull Aluml~um Flthing Boat Tllllling Motor I Banary 1350; Cklb 218 Compu., 3 Btdrilom, z' Balht, CA, Or /Monitor Now Keyboard '100; Largt Private Lot In Green Aluminum Topper To Fit Lang School Olotrlct $350, 814-828· Btd Chtvy 1888 And Up 115 241111. lllntC"""*'". 114-3711-2801 • 3bedroam lrlllor In llaton. No 1877 Proclauo Momento Flgurlno poll.30+773-575t. origlnol 21, olgned, IE-1378. 080. IJIU-075-15011. 440 · Apartments 27 Fllllamo-. POol 4 FoollliiA for Rent With Ladder I Dock, 8H·448· 831D. 1 and 2 badroom ....,.,_.. fw. .rillllled ond unfurnfthtd, tteurlty 28 Gal ian Aquarium Willi All Ac· dapooll roqulrH, no ptto, 114· couarleo & E1traal StOO 080 11112-2218. · Call 304·875-5227 Allor 5 P.M. n1 g P.M. · I Bedroom Aportment On flrtl .;;;;.:.:.;::.:__ _ _ _ _ __ A"""'t. 114-448·10711. 3 Pc. Lhrln; Raom Suite 2 IIOL Old Blue & Brown $500, 11 ..4411tbr oporwnonL Applltncao, water 4705 Btlore3P.M. & gar~age furnlohed .. 1225/mo., - - - - - - - - - pluo dopo~lt. 304-675-4875 4" hlluy co"ugalod plpo, 10011. roll, 121.1111. W.INT PLUS HARDWARE. 304-875-4084. 2bdrm. apto., total electric, apptiancto fumllhod, foundry room 8 Ft. Diving Board With Ba11, lacilllleo. dooe 10 ochoolln town. 81<-2511-8011 . Appllcationo available at Vlltaga -...:.....:.....:.._ _ _ _ __ Gretn Apto. 148 or caA 11 ..DD2· Autographed lllc~ey Mantle 3711. EOH. buoball; Jot Montana Superbowl XXIV football; bolh worth 3 BR Apt. lor rent $275.00 a $250, wilt J1o11 ., $200; brand ,_ month. A month• depooil re-· car bike reck. S35, caM 814·992· quired.(614l <148-0148 · 3200. · 3 · 1 1 ....., room un urn 1 '"""' apartmanl, Beige chair tor tale. $35, tJ'Ma . ·built-In ldtchtn wloi>Vo, ro~lgora- 1112-5115. tar, table & chllrt turnlahld. Ref· aroncea & Dopoalt raqulred. 31l.4· Boots By Redwlng, Chlppowa, a75-t090. Rocky, Tony Lama. Guaranteed lowtll Pr1coo AI 5hoit Calo, Gal451 112 Stcond fWI. Gatllpallo. 2 lipoll& BR., AC, Applltnceo. $450 Mon. $225.00 deposit. Utllllloo Paid. Cancrelo 1 Plaalic Sapttc Tanka, (614\...,ji_.L2129 300 Thru 2,000 Ga11ans Ron · ,.....Jackaon, 011 Apanmanll For Rent On Avtfllt. 61.4-448-8221 . Farm Lumbar opprox: 800h. per BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT bundle. St20 a bundle, random BUDGET PRICES "T JACKSON & random width, 30.. 773ESTATES, 112 Wt.IWOod Drhrt Iangiii 501ib or 1el •11t13. lrom $260 to $334. WOI• to thap & movies. Call 814·446·2588. Gu floor ........ 304-773-8182. Equal Hooting Opporamity. cellar and outbuildingo, 114-742· 2157. . Four Loll For Sal•, Mound Hill Ctmtllry, For lnbrmallon, l'hont 814......3515. . . 1 - I.Aiolllng For A llai>YIIIIer 420 Mobile~ now. Lots of cablnett, biO 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homoo OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. NOT to nnd money through ... rEEK & MEEK 740 1200, 1W0 femalto; $2501H., FIN ANCIAL Rill Eotatti S.ltopeople llllllllod · br almost everr company In 11M IIIIIU ·4WO, ho:J~~ -~m..,_..; c111n, lii,OOO mill, 11&,!500, 114IU-7174. ' 1101 Ford XLT150 4M, E•toniftd cab wllll ..tng pockaga. 12,000 -~~-~76 a • K Q 10 ACROSS Ita PIICir · 40 . . _ . a Typa of caa7 tolgltw., 12 Unaualle 41 R flhft 1 miii'N . 13 A Choplin 42 . . . . . . . 14 ........ 41 lllore " Dtl_.: oun au 1n1 Your A Truck Put That - . , Towar~ Your Owo LMe .....1 toovantlonall Poor crMit No Proll-1 lleR~I. Cloao "A" COL. llln 1 Y& 0111. Coii1~·S101. The Dally Sentinel• P~~p 11 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio 1J •'!d ,, (Ill ict.- .... Ill . . . . . . . .. . you'D 111141 11. The Allro-Oraph " , IWl I 1 Year ~ 11111111111 •• £aoh, loll Bed, Vwl)' Goad Condldon, Chat For 4-H Prejoc1l 814-aMWIIIq-1300114 1110161 l'.;;:l3.;.;11.;;__.,.._ _ _ __ ... 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