https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b44378152edea26a87c2814668c1c930.pdf 0e1244aad525279c2ce5b27b03b8bd5e PDF Text Text Ohio Lottery Indians snap losing streak Pick 3: 965 Pick 4: Clear tonight, lows in 50s. Saturday , sunny . High in 80s. ' ~aonPage4 :VoL 47, NO. 211 ·.1 Section, 10 Pages 35 cents A Gennett Co. Newspaper Poft)eroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 31, 1996 ·Four Athens area.men ·die in accidents . ' AWARD WINNERS - These six seniors ·of the Melge Maraud., Band were given special ...cognition at Thursday night's ban· :quat held at Meigs High SchOol• Director Toney Dingess pre-:tented the Arion Award for outstanding musical achleyement to Daniel Russell end Kristen Dauylva, pictured center. Qtt,..- award winners from the a,ft were Doi'olhy Leifheit who received the11 o percent award for contributing ·"above and beyond the call of . duly~ Dodger vaughan, the director's award in recognition of leadership, Chris Chapman and JOnathan Avis, outstanding musiclans. See additional picture 01\ page 10. From Staff and Wire Reports Twp men were killed after they were·ele<;trocuted when an antenna they were erecting touched power lines, while two Columbia Gas employees were found dead l!fter being overcome by natur11l gas while replacing a line, in two freak Athens County _accidents Thursday. Dale G. Linkous, 38, of liew Marshfield and Michael Collins, 37, of Chauncey, were attempting to erect a 48-foot citizens band radio antenna at an Athens residence when the antenna fell on a nearby power line around 6:20 p.m., according to the Athens County Sheriffs Depart~. were replacing a valve where a resjdential service and company line met when they w.ere apparently overcome by natural gas fumes, according to the Athens County Sheriffs Department. The two men· were pronounced dead ·at the scene at. 12:20 p.m. by Athens County Coroner Roben Butts, who said they apparently were asphyxiated by the gas. "You could smell the gas 200 Y\lrds away, so you know they didn't stand a chance," Butts said Sheroan and Gillogly had dug '· a three foot deep hole to check the gas shut-off valve jn front of a residence on Rjverview Drive. The workers Consumer spending·un 0,1 %, in April. ::~~~=~?:~n~~~~:~~~s~~~~~! ~~~~~~=~~~c:~J~te£~1~~:·· I" acci~nt By JOHN D. McCLAIN The department reponed Thursday ruary. Analysts had expected incomes Spending on ·big-ticket durable · Associated Preis Writer thefastestgrow!hinconsumerspend- to risejust0.3 percent in April. goods fell at a $19.8 billion annual WASHINGTON - Consumer ing in more than two years had.driDisposable incqme fell 0.5 per- rate, even more than the $2.9 billion spending, which fueled the economy ven the economic expansion at a 2.3 cent, the largest decline since a 4.1 drop in March. during the first quarter, eased as the percent annual tate during the Janu- percerit drop in January 1994, due to Outlays for . nondurable go~ds $econd quarter began. It rose just 0.1 ary-March period. · a higher tax rate for some Americans. ~uch as · gasohne a~d grocenes Consumer spending represents Federal income tax payments mcre~edat a $12.9 btlhon rate, .n~arpercent in April. . - The Commerce Department said about tWo-thirds of the nation's econ- · increased by about $50 billion in ly .tw1ce as fast ~ the $6.6 btlhon Coday spending totaled $5.1 i trillion April because• of iegisl.ation that gam a. month ear her. . at aleas.onally:l!(ljulted -aalftte, . . . ·-IUUpendiftltfPW was iloW- retroaclive!y inciellsed lBK'J11le1 fdt ...."Spending ' ~ I ser~ic:3jcluding up frOm $5.llrillion in ,March, f9r the ing, the department report;! tliat per- high income taxpayers for the 1993 healtf\ care rose at an $11. b~ll~on · · ·:tflird -straight advance. . sonal incomes rose 0.5 percent in · tax year. rate, slower I hill! ·the · btlhon. 11le rate was slower than the 1.3 April to a $6.36 trillion rate, up from . The combination of incomes and gain in March. jump in F.ebruary and the O.S $6.33 trillion a montk earlier. spending meant that Americans' s.av· :rtte inc~me and si?Cndi~g figures ' percent percent i~ .a month laler. ConThe department attributed the . ingrate was 3.7 percent, down from were not adjusted for ~ntlatton. When sumc:r spending • had dropped 0.5 ... increase largely to the end oftheGen- 4.4 percent in March and the lowest ·adJUSted, dlspOsa~le tncome fell 0.9 percent in January due largely to . era! Motors Corp. strike in March. sincea3.4percentrateiriAprill994. percent ~fter edgtng up 0. ~ percent severe weather. The advance was ide11\ical to the Private wages and salaries the pre~1ous month and nsmg 0.5 The . ~maller April increase met previous month's ga!n buta ,~it less increased $16.2 billion in April, up percentmFebruary. ··;analysts forecasts. , than the 0.8. percent mcrease·m Feb- from $15.6 billion in March. q"" ., .,.,· . .ra·pe sho·ws unidentified noise b~fore ·:ay RANDOLPH E. SCHMID ValuJet crash The outline shows that 5 minutes 'killing all 110 aboard: · •AssOciated p,.._ Writer and 47 seconds into the May II tljght Prior to the unidentified noise the ; WASHINGTON - The crew of the pilot questioned an unidentified board said, 28 minutes of recording :the doomed ValuJet Flight592 head- sound. · show "normal preflight and departure ;ed back to Miami.just half a minute Seventeen seconds later she "stat- communications, including . the · :a(ter an unidentified noise signaled ed the need to return to Miami" and accomplishment of checklists and •trouble, the cockpit .voice recorder five seconds later voices from the procedures.". :shows. But it was too .late. cabin reported fire. The statement said there were two . The National Transponation SafeThe first officer requested clear- apparent intenuptions of power to the ·ty Board released an outline of the aoce to return to Miami II seconds voice recorder, the first I minute and ·cockpit recording Thursday, though later, getting immediate approval, but 39 seconds after th~ unidentified without any exact conversations or it was too late to save the plane, sound and the second· shortly before interpretations. which plunged into the Eve·rglades, the end of the tape. Power intcrrup- lions to the separate flight data recorder .had been noted previously but it was not clear whether they occurred at the same time. The statement stressed that the work on deciphering the tapes is still going on. · Safety Board investigators say .it will be weeks; at least, before the recordings are analyzed and they piece together details of the DC-9's brief flight. · · Galll•pol•ls J•uv·enl•le, 14,.sentenced ··n· man's de·ath By JILL WILLIAMS OVP Newa Staff A 14-yew:-old GallipOlis juvenile pleaded guilty to a charge of manslaughter Thursday in connection with the death of Tony Canaday; 23, ·Qallipolis. As part of a plea bargain, the motion to tty Dl'~tin Deckard, Kelley Drive, as an adult was withdrawn. Deckard then removed a previously entered plea of not guilty. Sentenced as a juvenile, he received a minimum of l;hree years up to 21 years in a detention facility frOm Judge Thomas S. Moulton. "We thought we had tl! go with the juvenile sentencing. We were afraid MICHAEL J. SNIFFEN Asaoclatad Preaa Writer : WASHINGTON - In a new bid to persuade the Freemen to end a two-month-old standoff in Montana, the FBI has brought in a religion expert who criticized the bureau's ltandling of the deadly 1993 siege at Waco, Texas. . : Several· prominent conservative fiaures have left the ranch near Jordan, Mont., in disgust after failinsto talk the FRemen into surrendering. So this . week, FBI officials summoned Philip Arnold from the Reunion Institute, a Houston think ·Wit on,reliaions. "He'a been talkil!ll with negotial(n,. iUid the purpose is to have him 'talk to the Freemen if that seems useful," JUitice Dqiartment spokesman Carl Stem said Thunday. Stem said ..liter he wu not sure whether Arnold .. • hts. 0 ·t h er retaI' Tlg 1 b1•11s clear legl•slature · . :~SJ~r:.:Epe,:~~riter · I 1 , ;~~e~~~~~~~~o~~~rthe~hioTur~- COLl!MBUS Lawmakers Voinovich must sign the bills for entered tnto the abort1on debate, them to become law. ~ se11ding Gov. George Voinovich a,bill Legislators on both sides t;ieJ to that would allow the .Pa:osecutton of make sure they stayed out of the someone who kills or InJUres a v1able abonion issue. But at least one law.fetus. . maker thought they went too far. · . ~e proposal ':"ould also make 1t "This bill is going to,bc used to a cnme to term mat" a pregnancy ·develop the argument of the rights Or regardless of the stage of fetal dever- t_he child prior to binh ... in the aboiopment. The ~nly excep:1ons would tion debate," said Sen. Jeff Johnsol{, be legal abon1ons and any hanl'lful D-Cieveland. acts the mother may commit, such as He expressed concern that some · drug abuse. w"rding in the proposal would give It was among a long list of bills "personhood to a fetus." senttoVoinovi-:hforhisapprovalas the House and Senate wrapfJCd u.., their spring voting sessions on Tliuosthat a jury of 12 people would have cleville, where he wi.lllater be placed Saunders said. day. ''flacing manslaughter charges, he a hard time sentencin&; him as an at one of Ohio's five Departments of Other bills approved include Oo1e should not have been there," Saun- to put a new slogan on·Ohio license .adult," Gene Canaday, father of the Youth Services detention centers. Assault charges were filed by ders said referring to Tuesday's plt~tes and another to create a comvictim, said following the sentencing. "He looks so young, we thought Gallipolis City Police against allejed assault incident. he may slip'through the system," he De9kard Wednesday for his alleged ~'My personal opinion is that lie added. · ·· involvement in an attack on a Bidwell should have been tried as an adult," said sheriff''s investigator Jimmy · Witnesses at a probable· cause man Tuesday night. hearing testified that the juvenile ran Officers reponed that Deckard Spears. "The juvenile court system off a porch and hit Canaday on the allegedly kicked a 19-year-old Bid- does not have severe enough penal· head·with a woOden bar stool leg on well man in the back, prior to the man ties." March 16 at Deckard's Addison . being transported to Holzer Medical . Tile Canaday family is expected to Township res,i~ence. file a wrongful death action in the By PAUL SOUHRADA Center by Gallia County EMS . Associated Press Writer Canaday died enroute to St. "While there an! no places to near future. COLUMBUS - People pitching Mary's Hospital, Huntington, W.Va., house juvenile in Gallia County,' it Saunders said that the case is still Gov. George Voinovich as a candias a result of the injuries. was my recommendation that he be ongoing, with possibly more charges date for vice president may want to Deckard was transported from the placed in a locked facility months to follow. keep Bob Dole away from the newssentencing to a holding facility in Cir- ago," Prosecuting Attorney Brent A. papers during his visit to Ohio. Voinovich, who frequently has been mentioned as a possible Dole running mate, has given no indication Arnold's help was sought because The FBI refused to permit Arnold of backing down from last week's would speak directly with the the Freemen have made several ref- to speak ·to them by telephone but pledge to veto any tax cut this year. Freemen. · Using Arnold is the latest of many erences to .religion during the nego- sent an audiotape he made into th~ The Legislature tossed two of compound. steps the ·FBI has taken to heed 'the tiations, this official said. them onto his desk on Thu~day. · Last August, Arnold told a House critics of its deadly sieges at Waco · On May 1, one of the frustrated " He said last.week that tax cuts and at Ruby Ridge, Idaho. As stud-. Oulsl.de negou·a1ors, r, ormer Green committee the 'FBI didn't mal(e the ought to be considered along with the ies and critics recommended; the Beret Col. JBIJieS "Bo" Gritz, said the best use of the outside experts. "We budget · next year," Voinovich bure·au has avoided a tight military- · Freemen "have had communications were left in the dark" about the nego- spokesman Michael Daws-on said style perimeter and uniforms. It has with God _ Yahweh," and have tiations, he said then. "The FBI was late Thursday. not blasted the Freemen with loud vowed not to leave their ranch unless paying lip service to getting our feed- . Dole; the GOP's likely presid~n­ music. And it has negotiated through their demands are met. "I don't see back." . . tial candidate, was to make campa,.~n A~ effort by law enfo~~ent appearances today in Columbus and intermediaries who share some any way rhey''re going 10 deny this beliefs and outlooks with the oath to God," said Gritz, a leader in · offi,ctals to learn about the rehg~ous Cincinnati . the so-called patriot movement. ~chefs . of the .Br~nch Dav,W1ans Some 'in the Republican Pany's Freemen During the FBI's siege of the could have saved hves, but I m not Arnold is the first outside religion conservative wing are already leery expert actually brought to Montana Branch Davidian religious sect In sure the govem~ent h~ learned that ofVoinovich's tax record, noting that by the FBI, said another sen.ior offi- Texas, sect members asked 10 speak l~sson f~r .deal!?g w1th u~conven­ he backed a $40Q million increase in cial, who requested anonymity. The with Arnold.bec•use ofhis expertise ttonal rehg1ons,. Arnold. Slid. 1992. The Waco sleg~ ended after 5 I Thursday's tax cuts, totaling $285 bureau earlier consulted religioW spe- .on the Bible's Book of Revelations the Seven Seals. Sect leader · tlays when the FB~ u$Cd tanks lO :fill ·and million, were included in a bill cialists and its own behavior experts, ·who have studied religious sects })avid Koresh batt promised to sur- ~ compound With tear gu. The adjusting the two-year state budget since the Waco siege ended in scores render after finishing a ·treatise bualdi~~ was destroy~. by a fire that went into effect July I. The explaining the Seven Seals. tauthoriues ~y the Davadaans st.arted. House passed the so-called corrective of deaths, the official said. Howcvcr,thebill 's sponsor,Scn. Scott Nein R-Middlctown, said he was ccnfident the b,ill was fair to both sides of the abonion issue. The Senate approved the bill by a 24· 7 vote. Continued on page 3 Voinovich stands firm on tax cut veto fBI calls on religion ·experf for·help in Freeman case. .y of the around 6:30 p.m.. repair, according to a Columbia Gas Linkous and Collins were transport- spokesman. " ed to O'Bieness Memorial Hospital, Both men were · experienced where they were pronounced dead, employees with Columbia Gas. Sheaccqrding to Athens County Coroner oran, a construction equipment operRobert Butts. ator, had been. w1th the company 6 A residential section on Athens' 11? years, while Gillogly, a.senior fitnonh side was evacuated for nearly ter, had been with the company for to two ho11rs, w~ile utility workers and years, a Columbia Gas· spokesman. loc111 fire officials coqtained a gas . Sheroan .and Gillogly's bodies leak which <;ontdbuted to the cfeaths ~ were transported to the Franklin of two gas company .workers. County Medical Examiners office in Columbia Gas employees Michael Columbus, where an autopsy to S. Sheroan, 25, of Nelsonville, and determine the exact cause of death is Jeffrey A. Gillogly, 33, of Albany pending. . . . ~ . bill by 87-5. The Senate followed 1:-y unanimously accepting House changes, 31 -0. The S 185 million cut put in by the House requires any budget surplus beyond 5 percent of the state's ·previous year's revenue - minus money set aside for cash flow and contingencies - be returned every year to taxpayers. Voinovich has opposed efforts to tinker with the surplus, saying that money· might be needed to cushion the impact of federal budget cuts or an economic downturn. But Rep. Jeff Jacobson, R-Vandalia, said the state was keeping too much of the taxpayers' money. "There comes a· time when stability and limited government are not incompatible," Jacobson said. , Jacobson estimated the -proposal · would amount to $85 million this year and $100 million in 1997. State tax officials would adjust the tax tables included in the state income tax forms to reflect the reduction, which lawmakers said should save the average family about $18 a year. The Senate's contribution was $100 a year increase in the personal income tax exemption in 1998 and 1999 . e �. '' Commeiltaf!J' •t • • ' • •' The Daily Sentinel • -A WASHINOTON- ....................... • .., ,_..,. '£stii6/Jsliei in 1.948 •• • 111 Court St., Pome~oy, Ohio 814-182-2151• Fax: 982·2157 FridAy, May31,1996 -· ! '-I n. ____ Guilty·. yerdict boils down ·~Whitewater compl~xity. ,. !! " • " a .. ., : ' .•· Officials say suspect in . ";Today's weather forecast ·de~ths had violated parole ' L tl)e t, J, 'Senators 0 K heImet 'I . f. . .b •k . d . 18 aw or I ers un er Letters to the editor· , •• , • • 1 --·· · · · . r.'fC!C!bok ,,--· '"""""l'· from SUNDAY,·JUNE 2ND. -~ ' 3:00 to 5:00 ll()tlER;Iff{)!&II OEi/TER •.'n .h.•lsto' -- Se:OtiDel The 8: PRfi/IITilt OLIIttf()();lf ·-·-·- as . Our Line ·up: ··-·- ·- ·- · . • ~~~~:~;lle~~~:m ~':.'::?and, s~~~: ·ro(lay's livestock re·p ort . .. William A.' Rusher , Toda. y· I' ,. CIC~ 1lJ ' uni;d's~tese i~~ ~~~~~:;.~t ·, · . ......--····-· '76 Marauders remembered Parents shame·kids • ·" .. ..._ IVIelg·s announcements • ' .. :.. . showers or thunderstonns, Lows in · the upper SOs to )ower 60s. Sunday.. .A ch~ce of showers or thunderstonns. Htghs around 80. Mo.nday... A chance of showers or thunderstonns. Lows SS to 60 and highs in the 70s. . . Tuesday..,Cooler wtth achanc~ of showers o~ .thundersto~s ...Matnly. cast. Lows m the.50s. fi!ghs from 65 to 70 northwest to the mtd 70s south, . east. tl • t trade: ·The antidote to' gl9ballsm· Pomeroy court news Meigs EMS logs 10 calls George R. P/sgenz ·Fre~ i ° ~.es :.. • d .' ·e .,l,_.."i.t·,·81"~... ~:. ., :,· ~'" / ·.~;, ,,!,,,.IJ,'l(: ! Meigs County Sheriffs Deputies issued citations to two drivers in two separate accidents Thursday, according to Sheriff James M. Soulsby. . Jacklyn J. S~aun, Long Bottom, was cited for failing to keep her vehtcle on the nght half of the roadway following an accAccording to repons , Spaun was southbound on New Hope Road in her 1983 Oldsmobile and travelej:lleft of center in a curve, slriking a nonhbound 1993 Ford Van, driven by Craig Thomas Chapman, J,ong Bouom. Damage was hsted as heavy ,to both vehicles. No injuries were reponed . Steve Amott, Rutland, was cited for driving under suspension fol lowmg a one-car accident on Leading Creek Road . Accordmg to reports, Arilou was traveling north on Leading Creek Road when he. lost contt~l of his 1986 Chevy Nova, driving into a dttch and .fltpp~ng the vehicle end for.end and overturning . No senous IDJUnes were reported in the accident. retaI rights... I ' •ton SJ)O'kesman sas'd. • ~ \ ' . .,. · · .,.. ; , ,. ' ''> I , ·. . · '· , ~ · · · · "· ..... -.• ·· • , · · ' .f f •That'.s the' White Ho~se probl~m; ihere' ;.alreildy enoug~ _o!J die agenda - . Up.daunted b~ tlu'ee unsuc.c~s~ful )~ l'r?hibition .Pany h~ had a . from · unemployment and the Pre$idenlilt c'andidate DOdge, a ,to d9 j!15l ~~!at. The conJrov~rsies up u!'!il .pqw ~ve not seem,ed !O.dlQ!l!lge , !l'les for the preslden,cy,0~ the Un1ted c.an!ltdate m every p~stde.nttal elec- Depression to,morallll)(ity liJid criRJe (i3-year-old Baptist .·who' Jives in ,the president's stilnding; n,or CJ!t his lelid)n.tht; polls, but this round, in ~O')' · · Sll\tes, J?ar.l l)odge js g~nng readY 1~ .. ,11°0 sm~ , 1872, three years after the. -- on Prohibition. ·. ~ . · • · Denv!lr, also disagrees with thci'sc understan~bl~ term~, may .be~ G_OP 9peqmg. . . · ' ·. · . : : · ., run agam .~n .~()ve!"ber. But.he •sn I ~Y.•\\;as founded. . . ' · Dobyns' research revealed )hat wHo·say Prohibition was a failure. · The Whitewater convtcllo~s came TUesday. House S~aker Newt Gm- gomg topve up, his <l.ay JOb JU~l ·yet, · business tycoons ..were afraid that · . "The liquor industry would have : grich's spokesman said with'that. "the cover-up began to unravel." .Rep.. Jim Dodge, ~~.•s nabonal chamnan wtthout the taxes from· the sale of you believe it was a time when poo: leach of Iowa, chainnan of the House Binking Committee, said it was rob- of ~ Proht~t.bon . Party, 15. also the whiskey the government would reson pie were getting killed by bootie~ ·bery by "modem day insiders wielding political influence." The Republi- pany 5 nomm~ .for prestdent. In The' unbridled growth of saloons to taxing the income ofthe rich to pay all the time. But those who livCd ~~ibn can lawYer in a,Senate investigation said the verdicts showed :·a network 1988: . wh~n Georse Bu~h . won the and breweries after the Civil War led ~e country's World War debts. . . remember it &;5 'a tjmc whep they,.n~v­ of cronies in Arkansas" was ,behind it all. Sen. Alfonse D' Amato sind his ,eJecnon WI~ nearly 49 nnlhop votes, toJh~ founding of the l)lational ProWor.d Wlfi teaked to ihe churches er sa)".anybody drunk on the su:eets· · · had bee · : • .:...~ted· .; ·the 1. · ·1 ·. · · • De. · · ' Qodge received 8,000 :votes. '· hibition Party and the Anti-Saloon that if they continUed to suppon Pro- · d the f th h · ·'t. t~qutry . n prov~nw~'"'' , not JUst • po thea exerc1~ . moe- ; tn 1992 , Dodge's total dropped to ... · . . .. . . . an man o . e ~!Use wasn stag~ had c~lled tt. He said II wtll be,concluded wtthm two week$, With Repub- 935 vOles nationwide ils Bill Clinton League, which. were eventually sue> htblbon the large donations the bust- ge)i!lg !Jol"e ~Gh night!",hc!i '!lis:. hcan findmgs 1~ follow. .. . . . . . . won the presidency with million, cessful in enac.ting Prohibition in the ness leaders DOfll!ally, made to the Podge, who operates a s\iccessful 45 The~ are ~II tyo'O grand·Junes mo,;estJganng as~ts.of the ~llltew~~r Well, you wouldn't really refer to United Stat~s in i920. The country churches .would be !!omg mstead to . mai17order. business .SP,C~:ializing in Cll5C. Chnton ts be1ng call~ as a defen~e witness agam .m June, m the tnal Dodge's total as' "nationwide." The sta~~~~~~i~::!te to be known lh~gove~me~ tnco~e taxes to presidenti~l . memorabilia -- ~Itch JtS . of two bankers accused of. tll~gal acts 1n connecuon ~tth contnbullons to Prohibition Party was on the ballot in . m e up or 1 oss 10 tquor ~es. old campatgn button~ and posters'-his 1990 campatgn ,for governor. ,. only .L ••• states __ .Arkansas, "'e~ . as the ",noble eJqJeriment that failed." The churches would suffer financtal- says the Prohibition Pany' Willi tHe uu.,.; ., or But there were those who· felt it. was ly.. , first to campaign for' the tights 6f r nessee and Jljew Mexi~o. good ,for America. They blain~ its . Dobyns was .o~~ who was con- women and minorities to, vote ("~e. l . ' Those were the only states where failure on a massiv.e propaganda ~meed tha~ .Prohtbltto~ was ad~a.nc- · were for (amily values long before the.pany collected the required nuril- campaign by business leaders. mg the soctal; econo!"tc and sptntu- the major parties"). . . :. . .; ber of signatures before the election. According to A etcher Doi)yns, a al welfare of the nation. There were His own running mate in NovemThis year, though, Dodge hopes to be Harvard-educated lawyer who was a others ..•!'n eco~omtst of . the d~y ber wil!. be a woman -- Racllel Kelon the ballot in five to eight states. special assistant attorney general of wrote, The savtngs fi'QID·' alcoholic ly, prestdenl of the Women's Christ' Even so, he has no illusions that he J!le United Stiltes duri~g the Prohibi- . cons ·· umP11on. have served exa~t1Yth e ian Temperance l:lnion. : the Class AA regional tournament; will come close to the Prohibition 1100 era, the s.ttategy of the campaign ~arne PUf!!OS~ as 1f there had ~~n an .George ·Plagenz h ' a syndkAted Dear Editor, The 1996 Meigs Marauders Base- Meigs defeated Columbus Wehrle, 2- fn~~;2~1,time high of275,000 votes to disc~it Prohibition in the eyes of mcre~se .m . mcomc of SS bllhon a writer for Newspaper Enterp~e ball team won the Division II district 1, and Martins Ferry, 2-1, to win the . the nanon was to blame everything . year. . , . A~latlon. , , championship game Sllurday wiih a regional championship. '' In the state semifinal, the Maraud;J-6 win ()Ver Hillsboro. This is only lJte third district championship ever ers lost to Elida, J.o; in the state . . ,._ :Won by a Meigs Baseball team in the . semi-finals, despite a one-hit pitching effon byJeffMcKinney. Elida pitchSchool's 29 year history. .. Conservatives . who occasionally to the Republican Party sc> that "Mid- , intem111 social and ecoliomtc regula- tt~lized global enttltes capable bf :: In 1972, Meigs advanced to its er Rick Rumer spoiled McKinney's like'.to look beyond this year's elec- die America will be able to speak tions of nations could undertake ini- destroying regulatory competiti<)n · first regional tournament, as the effon with a no-hitter against the tio!Ho the longer trell!ls that matter with an authentic and united voice, tiatives. that might make the New are .created, no other set of worldS is Marauders and Ironton advanced Marauders. Elida went on to win the more should pay close attention to the and ... get on with conserving ihe De;ll and Great Society eras look like a-:ailable to establish a mixed·regime !'rom the district tournament. Meigs state title game. . debate now . getting under way nation from the powers that are exercises in prudent political stew- through the discipline of regulatory Members of the 1976 team were: between those who propose to resist destroying it." (jropped its first game in the .regionardshjp." , competition ..lnstead big govemmett ills, while Ironton went on to claim head 'coach Dale Hamson, assistant th.e growing globalization o.f the .But his solution is radically dif- will have gone global." ' the state.AA championship. . coach John Arnott, Charlie f>iarshall; world's economy by reverting to · ferent ;· 11~0 3/8nt of the most . For my money, McClinnii'has t ·: the other Meigs Marauder base- Brian Hamilton, Pat Soulsby, Mick, protectionism and those who, on the important tasks for statesmen of the better of the argument. It is pointle s ball team to advance this far in tour- Davenport, Greg Smith, Jim Howa.td, contrary, regard free trade as the Far different is the advice of Pro- right in the coming century is .to pre- to bewail economic "globaiization · ; iiament play was 'the 1976 Meigs Stev.e Bac~ner, Kenny Mankin. Jeff surest defense against a centralized fe5sor John 0. McGinnis of the Car- vent the global regime of free trade than )Is to modern technology, it ~arauder baseball team, which McKinney, Dale Browning, Carl new world order. dozo School of Law, in the March II · and investment froni being strangled tnevttable. But it would be 'fatal . a):lvanced all the way to the state Carmichael, Tim Ebersbach, Mike · Samuel Francis is perhaps t1\e issue of National Review. He believes · by international . centralization .... · reject the principles of free trad ' l!aseball final four along with Elida, Magnotta, Jeff Miller, Dick Owen, most thoughtful and aniculate that "The .,Olitical order that free When federalism .wa!i gravely weak- which alone can insure that no inie ' (>incinnati Deer Park, and Orrville. Crensen Pratt, Ray Wilford, Ken spokesman of the fonner viewpoint. trade and global financial markets are ened by .the centralized. nation state national regulatory regime wi ·: Along the way, the 1976 Maraud- Wyant, and Homer SmitJI. In Chronicles for March, Mr. Francis creating is ... one of the most impor- . created by the New Deal, a new become the Biggest Brother of all its defeated Ironton, 6-2, and GalCongratulations 1996 Marauders assens that "the fundamental polar- tant developments of our time." ·· mixed regime could still he reconsti· William A. Rusher II a D · li;polis, 8-S, to claim the Class AA on a greai season and gOod luck in the ity in American politics and culture McGinnis g~s on to argue that tuted by forcing nation states to pished Fellow of IH Claremo $ectional championship. Meigs regional toumamenL today is between a deracmated and ''the origin.al constitutional design of endure regulatory competition in a lnatltute for the ·Study of States defeated Minford, 3-2, to claim the Pat Soalsby, self-serving Ruling Class tentered on a federalist free JQding 11ystem .was fJ'e9·trading world. But if new cen- DIUIShip 8;l,1d Political' J>I.IQI"''J,>ph;yf Cjlass AA district championship. In .... f ~ ·. Pomeroy but norconfini:d to_. the cc,ntral state, at the' "-•M f th t ad • on the one hand, and Middle Ameri- the r ' y . . ,, .... , , can groups, on the other, "with the tat- superpower by the beginning of the l ' ' ter constituting both the economic twentieth century.. But federalism tie praise and encouragement coming core of the nation through their labor was more than just a political·engine · By The A~lm ; Prell ·Dear Editor, :: I was a "baseball mom" until my from the coaches to these poor kids. and productive skills as well as the of economic expansion.... I/8A 3/8 . Today is Friday, May 3 I , the I52nd day of 1996. There are 214 days leftS · ~ :sons outgrew it and became adults. I Fonunately, one father stood behind culturally defining core that sustains govemmen~ sufficiently PQWerfulto m tlie year. . : . ;fmvl!'. enjoyed baseball from T-Ball home pia~ .to encou{age .the ki~ . the identity of the nation itself. The 118~t Pf!lpeny. righti 318 is ~so . !! Today) Hiahlight in Hi~tory: ' Thank God for comp1S$ion,! · · .. • ec9JIDmic interests ~ well the c~lpo~erful RnOiijh ,to ellpfOIIiillle the ' ' Ori May, 31' 1889, m~ than :,ooo people perished wjJen a dam ~ ·lbrougb LiU!e ~ue. >\ • •, , . ·' '' 1I always thought~~. yout!i ,lla!iC- · tural·ha~it$ atld ideologies of the Rui' weal!IJ,.of its citizens .. ,. Forcing s~ 'sent water rushing through lohll&tQwn, P~o,' · • • ·. • :: Unfortunately I · o!lserved 110 baiJ Jeagues were where children ·~~Class driye iq9ward globaliza·goveriunents tocpni~te , f orthe'~apOn this date: , . · ''· · '' :fCCurrence on May 23 at Rudand that wete unsure of themselves and were lion •• the managed destruction of the . ital and skills of a national citizenry · In 1809, com~ Franz Joseph Haydn died in Vienna, Austria. Woke my heart. Here are little boys nation, its sovereignty, its culture, and imposes substantialli.mits on a state In ·1819, poet Walt whlbn~ was boiJI in West Hill, N.Y. · • , ~laying a game that was tuined by . taugh\ to build the confidence, selfIn 1894, the U.S. SOnate voted unanimously to declare a poli~y of non; 1 tjwughtless and cruel adulta. Were esteem, and practice 11ood sports- its people -- while those of Middle go¥emment's ability to ~xpropriate. manship. What I obsCrvo.dwu the Americans drive them ioward suppon The ~~~~ l/8woddwide 318 free interfin the Hawaiian Islands.. . ' •. ·~adults the spectawrs7 No, ii was total shredding of all of these lessons, for 4lld rein~orceJIICnt of the nation ~ feaiwe p,tf,orins the IIDIO ' lq 1919. the Union of South Africa ~1!1 founded. . . • ·"' ,l their very own cOIIChea. Winning the game is not so impol:" 8nd lts orpruo ' ( ".IIY, q,f life." elaentill'fwx;tic!n tocJay, '' • . ld' 19 •3; the 17th Alnendn)ilnt to the Coilstiiution, providlnJ f11r ~ • 1 ; The coacllea yelled phrues 11 ~ tant that you have to hun a child and . Francis. belie~~ . that Pat \ • "' M~Ginnia 'S<IUnds like Franc:ia . · ular elecikm of.U.S .. senaton, wu ~Jared in effect. • · · • J10Pt J Bttle boys such as,. •you throw like Buclia.nan ts dead ~ght m denounc- when fle warns ·that, "Given ita In 1916, during Worlfl War I, Bnnlh and German Deets foughl the Bat- · thll apin and yoo can ;iUstao home!'' embarrass them before everyone. Sue Nellola ma free~. and wtshes only that he f worldwide jurildiction, an in~• tie of Jutland off D!mmirk. . In the whole g-. there was very littn I 961, ~ ~ became an independoni republic. ,Little lfocldna would e~ his sentimental allegiance tJOIIIII entity· with direct power over Sheriff probes accident ...M-ore ra1' •n' •,f orecast 's·un ' "day· . •· p'•' 1 . COLUMBUS (AP) ~ The Ohio Bond was set Wednesday at The following cases were decided pension, $63 and costs, traffic light Adult Parole Authority had decided $2,041 ,000 and a preliminary ~acing in the Pomeroy Municipal Court of violation, $63 and costs; Jason Notto place Tracy MitChell in a halfway was scheduled for June 7.. Mitche11 Mayor Frank Vaughan Monday tingham, Long Bottom, no motorcy.house .before he .allegedly killed a was arrested about 5 a.m. Monday at . evening. · cle endorsement, $63 and cosls; DanColumbus man, an authority spokes- a west-side motel. . : Posting bond were: ny Buffington. Pomeroy, e~pired woman said. The decision to place him in a ' Gregory T~aver~, Wilke~viUc, tags, $63 and costs. 'However, Mitchell, 35, of Col urn- halfway house was made after •. speed; $70; Brran Gtbbs, Galhpohs, Tammy Stump, Pomeroy, fieri-. bus, was arrested in the May 18 slay- Mttcheii fa• led a drug test a few days speed,,$65; Gerold Moore, Pomeroy, tious tags, $63 and costs, speed, $44 ing before that could happen, spokes- after h1s parole restnctiOns were speed; $67; Abby R. Blake, Middle- and costs; Dona.ld Goheen , Pomeroy, woman Andrea Dean said Thursday. . ttghtened, Dean satd. . pun, • speea. $66; Richard White, expired tags,.$33 and costs; Michelle He was charged with aggravated M1tchell was charged with drug Pomeroy, stop sign violation, $63; Price, Rutland, no ihSurance, $25 and . murder in the death of Samuel . abuse in April after city' police fo~nd Carrie Gloeckner, Racine, speed, costs, .speed, $46 and c~ts; DeanHunter, 59. Police believe Mitchell a crack plpe and five rocks of cocam~ $65; Shane Circle, Racine, speed, gello Thompson, Pomeroy, obstructalso was responsible fur the slayings during. a traffic sto(f, she said. The $87; Billy W. Saunders, Parkersburg, ing traffic, $43 and costs: Benjamin .., . . . . of Claude E. Baltzell, 74, and P. Allan authorny al~o filed parole-v 10Jallcln W.Va., .speed •.$64. Carroll, Ponland, speed, $43 and . By The Allocllted Prell fair. '-.. Detilliag 79 said detective bureau . charges agamsl h!m. Richard Sheir, Columbus, speed, . costs. ,, Northern Ohio escaped an anticiThe early-morning temperature Cmdr. H~im~ Pennington. · $73; Michael Harris, Columllus,failJohn Barnitz, Mason , W.Va .. · paled frost !Qis morning, but teni'per- hit 76 in Key Wesl, Aa., and it was r: ·. . .•. u're to comply, .$59; Tony Brown, speed, $44 and costs; Charles Brew,',,illures were unse~na.bly cool!" tile a brisk 44.degrees in Casper, Wyo. Continued from page I Pomeroy, driving under suspension, er, Pomeroy, operating under sus- . " low 40s. It ~as a httle wanner 10 the SHowers and thunderstonns were . . • $83; Jason W. Bametl, Racine, speed; pension, $63 and costs; Julie Thomp:South·with readings in the upper 40s pussible from the southern Plains to. The House voted 924 10 accept award 10 injured people in damage $65; Melissa L. Fields, New Haven, son, Long Bottom, speed, $47 and : and low' SOs. · the upper Mississippi River Valley. s h . b'll · ded lawsu 1·1s. W.Va., speed, $74; Sheryl L. Roush, costs; Manuel Francis, Pomeroy, disenate c anges 1n • 1 mten to syracuse, speed, $66 ~ Troy Vitctory, orde r1y, s63 qn,d costs; v·mcent Mor' " A high pressure system that pro- Some of the stonns could become stop a fa~orite .strategy of the cotnRep. Patrick Tiberi, R-Columbus, 'duced sunny skies over Ohio for two severe with large hail, gusty winds, mon-law coun movement: filing of said the Senate had made ·substantial Pomeroy, speed, $69. ris, Pomeroy, no operators license, drift the 1 1 · ht very heavy. rain and isolated tomab h · f h . f h' 'I Fined were: . $63 and costs, no insurance, $50 and days w'll 10 1 ,. eas omg • ( ogus 1iens againstjudges ·and other c anges rom 1 eversiOn •s awHenry Thome, Middlepon, DUI, costs ·, David Neutzling, Pomeroy, ~ alloWing an approaching cold front to does. The greatest risk o severe elected officials. · · suit bill that the House approved . bring a threat of showers and !hun- ·wellher was from Oklahoma to Iowa . R .Will' S h k R . ·>~" I A, conference comm··tt'ee WI. II try to $375 and costs, three days injail, 90 speed, $44 and costs, no' Insurance, ' -."erstonns. . · ' ep. 1 tam c ui: • "'- 0 urn·days license .suspension; Eddie $50 and costs; Shirley Collins, u H1gh pressure over th~ ~re~t b~s. sponsored the legislation to per- work out a compromise. · The rain should reach . westem Lakes was expected to bnng fatr mit councy recorders, clerks. of coun Smith, Racine, driving under sus- Racine, speed, $56 and costs. , Ohio ·by Saturday night and spread weather to much of the.eastem half . and the secretary of state to refuse to There are now no Jim its on dam. 'across the state on Sunday, the . of the country. Spnng-hke tetnpera- accepi bogus liens or other docu- ages. The House and Senate proposed ' 'National Weather Service said. , lures '"d clear 10 partly cloudy skies ments. different ceilings on the amount of Highs on Saturday will be near 80 weie forecast from'Aiabama to PennLeft for another session later this pumtive damages that juries could Units of the Meigs County Emer- ·. Terry, Veteran Memorial Hospital. degrees. . · . sylvania. · year was legislation that would lim- levy. . gency Medical Service recorded I 0 . The recQrll-high' temperalure for · · Showers were possible in nonhe!n . it the amoun_t gf money juries may , . , . . · ,. . calls for assistance Thut:sday, includ- 'RACINE ' ' thts date at tho Columbus weatheti · New En'gll!lfd, ·wfth' slaea 'tidt:tfl\ing ) ~ .t · · 1 ' I :OS p.m.. Racine Fire Depaning three transfer, calls. Units ment, Janice Richards, PleaSant Val.•~tationwas96degreesini89Swhile panlycloudybyafiemoon . . "' . responding included: the record low was 38 in I 984. SunThe forecast also called for show. · ley HospitaL POMEROY · set tonight will be at 8:53 p.m. and ers lll!d thunderstonns across south, , Eastern Alumni Dinner 6:26 p.m., Union Avenue, Laura . SYRACUSE . ;sunrise Saturday at, 6:0~ a.m., etn Florida~ Advisory canceled ~croa. Ohio Rains· were expected from north- . . The Leadi~g Creek Conservancy The Eastern Alumni Banquet will Moodispaugh, · veterl!n~ Memorial : 3:01 p.m.,, State Route 124, Hi!!· ry K. Clark, Holzer Medical Center. Thunderstorms soaked central em Colorado 10 ea!item ·Moritana. Dtstnct has hfted the bo.•l advtsory ·be held Saturday June 8, from 6 to Hospital. . . REEDSVILLE ~ U ] nd u A 8:30 p.m. at Easte~n High SchooL . :rexas before daybreak today, whiIe Some of lholl!l stonns could produce or mon errace.a mon venue, Dinner will be served at 7 p.m., with MIDDLEPORT 5:59 p.m,, Third Avenue, Martha another stonn system moved across heavy rain and hail. A few showers Pomeroy. no·dance following the dinner. Hon3:30 p.m., Short Founh Avenue, Bailey, Camden Clark Memorial . P,arts of South Dakota, Nebraska and could Jingerin the Pacific Nonhwest. ored classes will be 1956, 1961, Joe Wolfe, Holzer Medical Center; HospitaL Assisted by Tuppers Plains ,.Kansas. The Nonheast was cool and Dance announCed 5:16p.m .. Railroad Street, Marcia #86. . A "night to Remember" dance 1966, 1971,1976,1981, 1986, 1991. sponsored by Bethel62,1ntemation- and 1996. Tickets may be purchased . . . , al Order of Job's Daughters, will be befqjl! Saturday, June I. at Hawk's 76 held Saturday, frOIJI 8 to II :30 p:m. and Barnette's Dairyettc, '!'uppers i' in the basement of the Mic!dlepon Masonic Temple. All Masonic, East' · COLUMBUS (AP) - Senators child under age I from being a bicy- em Star, and Masonic Youth organi- merfield's Restaurant, ·Chester; and zation members and their invited Francis Florist, Pomeroy:· or from · ' have passed a bill that would require cle passenger. Sen. Grace Drake, R-Solon ·~he ·guests are welcome to attend . Those alumni officers. . ~hildren under age 18 to wear hel1 .bill's ,sponsor, said studies have attending are asked to taRe non-per: ; tnets when hicycling. · ftiDl!ftiD : The bill, whi~h · still needs shown bicycle helmets are 85 percent ishable items for group to donate ta : approval from tl)e House and Gov. effective in preventing head injuries. local food pantry. Pt:oceeds from the Sen. Merle Keams, R-,Springfield, dance will go toward expenses ()f Oeorge Voinovich, passed 19-14 on opposed the idea, saying it diminish- members attending annual grand sesWednesday night. "TWtiT£. · . Anyone violating the helmet . es parental responsibility, She. said sion in June at Kent State Universi11•.-JIM~ .... I..,.I ''""" _Qhioans will see the proposal as ty. . ~equirement would face a $20 fine. 7115,1:30 DAILY Fine money would go into a bicycle another example of the "far-reaching ' IIAYt•na IA1' I SUI Hymn sin11 tonight hll(ld of government.'' 11U lJJ(I , safety fund. • The Rutland Believer's Fellowship • The bill would also prohibit a Ministry will hold a hymn sing Friday, 7 p.m. at the church on New Lima Road. Local singers are invited to attend. The Rev. Margaret COLUMBUS (AP) - Indiana-. moderate run. Robinson invites the public to attend. , U.S.. 1-2, 220-260 lbs. SS.00Ohio direct hog prices at selected , buying points Friday · by the U.S. 57.00, few 54.50 and 57.SO; pla~ts ; , bepartment of Agriculture Matket S6.SO-S8.25. 2-3, 230-260 lbs. 48.00U.S. ' News·' , I ,:.. .' ' Ele Po- ................... 40 114 . , Barrows and gilts: 1.00 to 2.00 54.50. Akzo ..................................60 114 Sows: steady to weak. . lower; demand lighl on a light to •I Aahland 011 .......................42 314 , U,S. 1-3, 300-500 lbs. 39.00\ ..... . -~ ·-- . ATIT .................................62 518 • 41 ,SO; 500-650 lbs. 4 p0-44.00, few Ef.ank One ·t···...........................37 45.00. Daily Bob Evana ........................15 112 1 Boars: 33.00-34.00. Borg-Wamar ..................... 40 1/8 (US~ 2J3.HO) , Estimated receipts: 3.6.000. · Champion rnc1 ...................18 718 Charming Shop ........................& Publld.ed ••"'Y ~- Moactoi........, , '. For the.week: barrows and gilts City Holding •••..:...................... 23 Friday, tit C..rt S.:, Oblil, br lho ' mostly 5,00 lower; sows 3:50 to 4.00 Cillo Vatle)o Pobtitlli., eo.....u- Co., ' Federal M~ul ••.........••.•:.•....... 18 ....._,, Ol>lo 4!769, l'lo. t9Mt!6. Soco'!'l lower. Gannett .............................69 314 cllll P'*>F pold • Pomeooy.,OI!Io. Prices The Producen . ' Goody•r TAR ..................50 3/8 ~ Thq~IIOII ,.,.,.. an11 lbe'Ohlo Livestock Assocladon: . K-mlrt ............................_ •••11. 7/8 """'' '' AtiOCIIIIon. . · • Cattle: 1.00 to 2.00 higher. Lands End ......................... 22 318 • Limited Inc •.:..................... 20 718 .tO!I'rMABTIR: Seed- CGr!OCiiou 10 Slaughter steers: choice S6.00PIIOplae Bancorp...............'-..23 n. DoltrSeNintl. 111 Court St... Pom&ro•, 62.S<f; select Sf,00-56.00. . Olllo~. ' ' ' OhiO Villllly Bank ..............32 112 Slaughter heifers: choice 55.00-' • an. v•y .............,...........32 318 • BUISCilPTIONRATP r 61.75; select SO.OO-SS .OO. Rockwen ..........................57 1/4 · ' a;c.m.ror""-Cows: steady to 2.00 lo~er: all Aobblna & Mvera ..".......... 43 314 Ooe Weel...............................................$2.00 cows 40.00 and down . l)opi .Dulchlflhtll .•• ~ ............151 ~:.:::::::::.·::::;:::;::::::::::::::::::::::t"i::: Bulls: steady;•all bulls 40.7S and •StiOnly'alnc.......· ...........,., ..,,... Stlrhnk · . : SINGLII COPY,PU:I .. down. Wendy lnt'l........................ 17 Dllii)' ... ............................................... 3SC.... . Sheep and· Jambs: 15.00 to 19.SO Wortf*9on lrld....•................20 higher; choice wools 100.00- I 19.50; choice clips 95.00-119.00; feeder . lambs 89.00 and down; aged sheep 28.50 and .down. ' '"' toHcripdoo .., tllllt (lll'lllilled ,, Southeastern Ohio · . Today...Sunny. High in the upper '· 70s to around 80. Light southeast "., wind. ; , Tonight...Ciear. Low in the upper , 40s to lower SOs. Near calm wind. .,, . Saturday... Mostly sunny...With : , some increase in highs clouds in the • ·, .aftcmoon, High in the lower 10 mid:i dle 80s. . ' ·' .Extended torecut ~ ; ' Saturday ,night ... A chance of ,, ~~~~:!~in~:~de=~~~E~~=r~~~~i~~:~~;~ad~ ' Is··~ Pr. :' o ;' ' ,h··, ...... . -•• t.•o'~n 'p cuJa~. orchesttaled anempt to keep same qfthese mauers going," ~lj~U Born feb. 25, 1963 in Athens, he was the son of JoAnn {..amhen Gillogly of Albany and the late Cecil Gillogly. He was an employee of Columbia Gas for 19 years, and manager of Gillogly's Orchard and Apple Bani. J:le was a member of the Fruit Growers Association of Ohio, the First Chrisban Church of Athens, Athens Elks Lodge, and the Two Cylinder Tractor Club. He was a 1981 graduate of Alexander High School. He is survived by his ~ife, Sharon He~derson Gillogly of Albany; his 1110\her,JoAnn Lamben Gtllogly of Albany . a stster and brother-in-law, Alisa and William Asllc~ or Albally; a ~er, Steven G. Gillogly of Ft. Lauderdale, Aa.; father-m-)aw and fR()the(-ln -law, Harold and Wilma Henderson of Alfred; a sister-in-law, Susan Pullins of Alfred; a brother-in-law Robert H,enderson of Alfred; a sister-in-law and brot)Jer-in-law, Lisa and Kenny Garrett of Tuppers Plains, and four nephews. He was preceded in deaih by his father and a sister, Carla Jo Gillogly. Services will be held Monday, II a.m .. at the First Christian Church, Athens, with the Rev. Frank Hibbard officiating. Burial will follow in Temple Cemetery, Albany. . · Friends may call Sunday, fronr 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., at the Jagers . and Sons Funeral Home, Athens. · · · In lieu of flowers, the family asks that memorial contributions be made to Temple Cemetery, c/o Roger Van Dyke, 1480 Carpenter Road, Albany 45710, or to the 'First Christian Church, 24 W. State· S.tree~ Athens 45701 . A 24 year old Racine man wu cited on a charge of trespassing after he was found climbing on a Tuppers Plain&-Chester Water District tower on McKenzie Ridge Road Thursday evening, according to Sheriff James M. Soulsby. · ~chael Morris, Rowe'Road, was charged and cited to ~ i~ ~etp County Court Wednesday on the charges, according t!l SherIff Soulsby. ~ Sheriffs Department advises thll the utili1y water ," ~estncted area and anyone not authorized to be in those areas is subJect to arrest. •'' a· I W. VA. ,. .. • • IColumbus teo· I ~" kiii.s I INO. .,'". Bnd . Mlchsef. Binstein . ......... Jeffrey·A. Gillogly ·I ' By Jack Anderson .2r MICH. ., he could serve in a national role as a a comple~ set of regulations governleading bleck Democrat. He's some- ing what kind <1f investments credit one they ~ly wanled in the cani- unions can make. D' Amows favored paign." . . a stricter regulatory approach, while Wheat told us that neitbet he nQI' Swan sided with the 'industry view A Gannett Co. Newspaper his wife pressured ~ White House that the regulations were·too burdento speed up the confinnation process. some. ROBERT L. WINGE'rr But several sources say the White Those regulations were approved Publls.h er House was pressured from two sides last week, with Yolanda Wheat proto get Yolanda Wheat on the board • ,iding tlie deCisive vote on the threeCt!ARLENE HOEFLICH MARGARET LEHEW or her husband might not join the member board. . Ganenl Manager Controller campaign. D' Amours had willing ally in • "They (the White House) told me NCUA President Karl Hoyle, who for seven months that tbe only way .· also favored the stricJer regulapons. !"e can (oust). Bob Swan is through In interviews with House investigaconfinnation," a source·close to the tors, Hoyle has admitted that he had ptocess told us. Meanwhile, this numerous contactS with the White so~ iKjds, '"The Wheats were real- House since last November abOut _..;..... ~----~-~ ly puning pressure on the W/lite . "the need to get II.new member" 9n House. He.(Aian Wheat) he)d a lot 11f the board to replate Swan. • canis! Alan basically said, 'We're not · . At firstthe WJ),!te HQo;e ~a d~ing anythi~~ unless we geMhil diplomatic appti)iteh. AHart¥ IIS'hnthtng solved. uary, personnel officials asked Swan The Wheats weren't the only ones to submii an undated letter of resig, By WALTER R. MEARS eager to see the matter settled. Rela- nation so that Clinton could make a ; AP Special CorrtlpOi'ldent · ' ' r--------------,--~-'--~-,---.----------------'-1 "recess appointraent... of ·Yolanda •"' WASHING'ION. - Whitewater suddenly got simpler, which makes it Wheat. Swan refused. Three months harder for President Clinton to hanllle politically. The intricacies of the case, 111\er, on April 8, Swan got a letter . ' ·at trial and ip congn:ssional testimony, were eclipsed by the guilty verdict from White House personnel director · • 'in LiU!e Rock. . . . . , ~ob Nas~ infonning him that he had , · . The very complexity of the charges had deflected it .as ~ campaign issue, 24 hours to clean out . his office. · ·but the convictions in LiU!e Rock were instantly ttanslated by Rep~~blicllllS Although Alan ·Wheat joined tile ' ·into words anybody can understand. Words lik;e guilty, influence~\1/ieldirig, <;:linton campaign only days after his · "CI'Onies cover-up. • · · • ·· · · wife's ncess appointment, both he ,. '• '.'I thlnk it1s not sutppsing ihat some Republicaps are attempting to make · · and. N~h say ihere is no connectij>n ···partisan political jain out of tl)e jury verdict," White.House Press Secretary 1 whatsoever between the two evcri\s. . ' •M ike McCurry s8id Wednesday. • S.wan, mllllllwhile, has sl\ed the White And die White House was working to counter it, with juror comments, . House over his lenni nation. · .·•and b)' repgting, as often before, that Clinton and his wife had been shown Did the Clinton administration jet•in repeated investigati!>ns to have II11Pe nothing .wrong, .,. . . . ' tison Swan because 'of his policy ·• ·There ~ been no such accusatiO!IS, but the fraud' convictions of two positions? Was he simply 'an·.e~pe~d­ · •fonner ~ness ~ers and his successor as gqvemor of Arkans~ are grist able pawn in the effon to get Alan • ' • ~-for Clin«on's etitlcs"ll,e was il videotaped witness for defense that failed, Wheat on board the campaign teain? •an invest« in ~ t978 ArbnSas land deal behind w case, aDd neither the Or was the whole thif!g a personnel · ,-·trials nor the Rqiublican-led investigations are over yeL . . • · dec.ision unrelated to ei!her pqlitics,or :-:··· At the liamo.time, qinton lawyers retnicte~ an argument that had backpohcyg • ' '; •fired politic.ally jn their effon. to .postpon~xual harassment suit agains! Thai's !he questiqn !!'vestig~tors 'him. In yet iulotiW diSJII!Ie; a House. RepubliciD,I committee·chairman'pressed · .v . on t~ House Banking Committee ,. ~fQr contomp\ of.,CoflgreSS accusations arid ,accused lhe' Wlijte House . of and Roben Swan himSelf •• wlll be · · '. •stone..yl\lling iltqulries 'into.the·firing of'seve!l.travel office 'staffers in 1_993., trying · to answer in th~·· coming .• oRep. William Clinger of Pei)Jisylvania $11id he was proceeding o~ his oim · . weeks. . · ' • I tack in filing the bontempt JI'CCCC!Iings, and hlidn 't tried to time iUo make · ' Jack Andenqn and Michael Wedtleiday "uolhei bad (lay" foc Clinton. · ' Binstein are writers for ' United ·;;.;.But itwas. •.•1 lhink'Jt.o!lviously is not helpful that this matter comes so Feature Syndicate, IlK. ' • . \;~Jy ~~heels~~what has to ~.a ~is~intin& verdict from their J!Pint . ~---"'70:::--:--;;-..::-.::..._~~--::-=-r--:-,-\--;"":;-;;---=-=.::;..!...-+~~r!._-:--:-.,...-;-.,--_J ••• Climber charged with trespassing forecast for daytime conditions and high Jeffrey A. GilloaJy, 33, of Albany died Thursday, May 30, 1996 while repalrinJ ~ pa line for Columbia Gu in Athens. 1:1 The Dally Se~ • Page 3 r---Local briefs-·~--- Saturday, JUDe I Iaiii expimllut Ausustln Novem- • without curying thll stale. tions were strained f(/t montlls ber, lbe White House nominated "MisSOIB'i is 11 the top ofdteir list . between Swan and ~ ¢1il!toR" Wheat for the job, bu1 bee nominMion of swing stales," one Democratic appointed board c!Wmlan; toimer Jan"'•; sou-· ' the romno; 1 e- shed in the Senate Banking D •~ cl~ v - to _,.,_gn told US, Rep • Nonnan D'Am~- • • ~'U IJO •,• f• n ."Alan Wllell is key to Missouri. Plus particular, the two were at over _.......,""""" it Unioo Admif\111n!i0n bu ~ -L·--· ~·en welling presiilential pPiincs. Swan v.cas summarily fll'ed from the board in April, Iller a six-year I tenure at the independent regulatory ' • agency. The Clinton administration says the dismissal •• and the sUbsequent appointment of Yolanda T. Committee and Swan remained on Wheat to take his place -- was justi- the board.' lied. But Swan and some of his supBy all accounts, Wheat is wellponers believe pOlitics had as much qualified for the job. Educated at to do with the decision as policy con- Stanford and Harvard, she left a job sideratiqns. at a prestigious Kansas City law finn "Y~u would think that after what to take the post. She ' is also no (tile administration) has experienced sttanger to politics. Her husband is with the Whitewater investigation, fonner Rep. Alan Wheat, D-Mo., ' they W9~141eave financial regulllor5 ·Who served for 12 years in the House · alone," one Swan supporter told our before losing a 1994 Sc:nate bid to associate Jan Moller. "Obviously John Asllcroft:-t:7 ., they didn't learn that lesson.'' Not ll~pnating Yolan. . NCUA's decisions IIJ'C made by a da M ·t¥;.'-ftite_ House began board of directors' appointed by the m:R!i'iitlj herltilsband frijob with president and confmned by the Sen· tbe Clinton re..election team. Misate. Board appointments are typical: sQUri is a crucial state for Clinton ly made without partisan raru;or. • who knows that only one presideni AII 11\at changed after Swan's. has been elected in the 20th century Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio OHIO We<1ther Page2 ' ~::!sW:'dtesa•NA--=-~ ••• •• • Frldly, May 31,1998 . . - - --ltaYiillblo. MAIL IVI8CRIPI'IONS -Mifltc;...., l l -......................... ~.---·-· ...$27.30 S2 ......,................,....................Siti5J6 ' llllloi- M9 c-., tl - .•.•.••.,........,......:.... :.............$29.25 :lll'fl'llb..............................................S56.a S2-..- ........................ -............,.St15.n • -............................_..... ~ ....sna l .. ... ···-· THIRD FLOOR Hospital news VETERANS MEMORIAL THURSDAY. Admissions: None Discharges: Shirley Pntn1y, Syra~use. :J'holi REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED THE UFE YOU SAVE MAY BE ' . YOUR CHILD'S ' PLACE: .,. (j. • • • �\ ' ' SportS '. The Daily Sentin~~ •• 31 1HS .••. • • ', . Indians notch 2-0 · ·win over Brewers ' ~· ' • ,.,_ ...,1.~....... a-.11 ofCilrtal Sundor - . 11 . .... Worsh., • IOo.m., 6 p.m. ' Wedoeadoy Servicea • 7 p.... Ml.l tpott Cllolrdl ofCilriot By ARNE STAPLETON Sth ad Mola Putor: AI Horllon , Youth Mlniller: Bill Frazier Sunday School · 9:30 Lm. Wonhil" I :IS, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.... Wednndoy Sel\'ices • 7 p.m. ' KIM Cllll't. olCilrtlt Wonhip • 9;30 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Putor·Jeffrey Wallace ht and 3rd Sunday lhpo 11ot111o1 Clclordc (So•lllon) Sundly ochool· 9:4$ a.m. WI"'IUP • II Lm. 111117 p.m . . . Wedneiday Servlco - 7 p.m. rr..wlla.t~~~oto""" • SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Sit ;still, Chicago. You've got five more ~days of waiting hefore the.Bulls can get back to business.' · The NBAFinals won't start until Wednesday because the Utah Jazz wo11 't let 'the Seattle SuperSonics knock them out of the playoffs. The Jazz took advantage of a fes· live, frenzied and car-splitting aunosphere at the Delta Center on ThUI$· day night and forced a Game 7 on Sunday in the Western Conference finals with a 118-83 victory over the Sonics. It was blowout No. 7 in the play· oft's for a team that seems to have the ins. and outs of a rout figured out. Utah has had eight home victories in . the playoffs by an average margin of Southern girls' cage camp set to start June 10 The Southern High School girls' basketball camp for girls grades 3-8 will be held from Monday, June I0 to Friday, June 14·from 9-12 a.m. at · Southern High School. The camp will be highlithted by numerous individual competitions and general instruction. The cost of the camp is· $35, which can be sent payble 10 Jenni Roush, P.O. BoK 902, Racine, Ohio 45111. Southern coach Jenni Roush and assistant John Manuel will conduct the camp with most of the girls' coaching staff and featured guest speakers. Individual competitions include free throw s~ooting contests, P-1-G tournament, three-on-three and Knock-Out. For further information, call Roush at 304-273-2161 or Manuel at 949-2759. =1 a.ducl Flnt ll8pllol Cll.... PLAY - Moments after retiring Ml~llllu· COMPLETES kee's Fernando Vine (bottom) at ilecond baea, Cleveland eecond baeeman Alvaro Espinoza watches his throw~ to first baealn lime to retire Mike Matheny and compteta the double play In the fifth Inning of Thursday nlght'e American League geme In Milwaukee, where the lndlane won 2..0. (AP) · PUSHING IT DOWNCQURT- The Southern Ohio Lady Bobcats' Ral\ee Turley (20) pulhes the bealtelball up the court !luring Sun- . day's pool play geme agelnet Hocking Valley's16-and-younget team In the Bob Evana Restaurant Invitational Glrle' MU Baekelball Tour· nament on the Unlveralty of Rio Grande campue. The Bobcats, who won this contest. by a 55-29 margin, made the final four before losIng to SEO In the eemlflnels, but the trek waa enough to land Tur· lay, a junior at Southern High School, on the all-tou'!'a"*lt team aa her club'a lone repreaentstlve. (OVP photo by G. Spet1Ce1' Osborne) ' By RUSTY MILLER . focus is shifting from statistics lo the DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) - Steve bouoin line. Lowery drives a golfballfarther than "I think scoring average and most pros and led all of them in money and tournament wins is where birdies last year. lam looking," he said after shooting · So why doesn't he win tourna- a 5-under-par 67 .. ments? · · Ayearago,Lowerycouldn'tplay Lowery 'took the first step toward in the Memoriai.Toumametil because answering that question Thursday by it started two days after the birth of sandwiching two birdies arourid an his secopd daughter. This year. he eagle on the. last five holes to pass took advantage of a still we! course Payne Stewart, Larry . Mize and wich lengthy drives and pinpoint Wayne Westner for one-stroke putting. lead after the first round of the · A downpour Tuesday night softMemorial Tournament. ened Muirfield's greens and made A big hitter who is seventh . in them more accommodating. Warm, pulling this · year, Lowery said his sunny weather is forecast for the rest a (Quantrill2-5), 4:~ p.m. , New York {Peninc 7-3) at Oakland (Chooinard0-1). 4 :~ p.m. Boston (Wakefield 3-S) at Seattte (Milacki 1-1), 4:0.'1 P..m. · Detroh (Williams 0-4) P,l Chicago (fun.1rtdez S - ~). 7:0..1 p.m.• Minnesotn (Radke 4-!\) at Texn.1 AL standings EastemDh_. »: Iulll Balrimorc ...............u NewYOfk .... ......... 28 Toromo ........ .......... l~ Bot!Pn .................... 21 Dr1roi1.. ...... IJ L ld. 21 21 29 ~ 40 (Pa'Yiik 7- 1). 8:35p.m .571 .!171 .442 .412 .24!1 20 21 21 29 17 Sunday's games •' ) .608 460 ,460 10'~ .4~3 19 Seonle ................... 27 24 Coli(oraia ............... l!l 26 Onkhnd .................24 27 II .6J!I .~29 .491 I:a . . · · · · CLEVElAND 2, Milwaukee 0 Chicnao 8. Dc1roi1 2 Boaton I0, Sendlc I New YOfk ..............22 29 KaD••• GJl '88 12 Allanta (Avfcy S-4) 111 CINCINNATI (Stlwxlrek 4- JJ. 1 :.~5 p.m. · San Francisco (Gardner 6- 11 al Montre.al (Coomer l-3), 7:35p.m. San Die!o (Ashby 6-2) ;u Philudelphia (Mulhol and 5-.1). 7 : .1~ p.m. los Angeles (Martinez J-0) al New York (Jones 5·1). 7:40p.m. Houston !Drabek 2- 4) nt St . Loui s (Os~roo .1-3), 8;05 p.m. ' '·'· .., .. •. .41) n .m 6 Cllic.,o .......... ........ 21 Jl Pin•burah .............. 20 .442 .4114 Wntern DlwWon San Dieao ....... ....... 33 20 .623 Los Anccln ........... 28 26 .519 Salt Franc;.co ........ 26 25 .SID COIO<Ido .......... ...... l$ l4 .SIO • birdi~ putt on the closing hole pushed hem to the top. After Stewart, Mize and Westner, all at 4-under 68, came Jim Furyk,. Woody Austin and Allen Doyle. Furyk birdied the last two holes for his 69. Stewart, frequently a .contender but never a winner a~ the Memorial Tournament, had five birdies on the back nine to get his 68. Stewart nev· er hil out of the rough. He has four third-place finishes and a second at the Memorial. "llik~ to play the golf course and I play the golf course well," Stewart said: "h's fun 10 come here and feel ' s~ 6 6 Tburldll)''s..- New York IfSon Fnocit<O 0 P!lllalldpNa 3, t.Oo A...la 2 'T ontald'•..- . • ,, GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE !Ill. GRAIILY IYiftM • SIMI. M.,. ·9:30a.m. Dolley Mus- 8:30 o.m. ' NHL conference finals Thursday's score Aorida 4, Piusburgh J; series lieli 3-J Saturday's pme Floridi!.lll Pillsburch . 7:]0 p.m., Monlret~l (Fasscro J-5), 7:JS p.m. Houa~on (Reynolds 7-.1) 01 St. (Andy Bene• ~-7), 8:0!1 p.m Cllan:ll ol God of Proplttey O.J. White Rd. orr St. Rl. 160 Pastor: P'J. Chapman Sunday School· tO a.m. Worship . II a.m. Wednesday. Servk:u • 7 p.m. Cbnlor Cbun:b of God S. R. 24811. Riebel Road, Chester Putor: Rev. William D. Hinds Sunday Sc'!""l· 9:30. a.m. . Worshtp ·.6 P..m., Wedneltday, 7 p.m. Fomoly Troi~in& Hour Congregational Trially Cllu...,b Second & Lynn, Pomeroy . Pastor: Rev. Rolond Wildl)lOn Sunday ochoot and wo..hip 10:25 Epi scopal Cttluao (Navarro 1-6) at Florida · 'l'llunday'altOI'e Utili 118,S...Ie8l; oerietllcd3-J S11Ddoy'spme Utoh at S.anle, 7p.m. (NBC) Betbaay SUnday, 1:30 p.m. Pastor: Kenneth Baker New Ume Rd., Rudand PaSI.or: Rev. Margaret J. Robinson Services: Wednesday, 7:30p.m. IJorriOOD•Ult Commanlty Cll•rtb Pastor: lberon Durham Sunday-9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednetday • 7 p.m. . (II Elldtlmo House ol Prayer Burlingham church off Roule 33) Pastor: Robert Vance Sunday worship· 10 a.m. Wednesday serv.ice : 6:30p.m. Thur8doy Services· 7:30p.m. 1\llddltport Community Cbun:~ 515 Pearl 51., Middleport Sutta• Sunday School 10 a.m. Worship ~ 10:30 a.m. Pastor: Sam Anderson Pastor: Kennelh Baker Wednesday • 7 p.m. . lncrim putors: Oeors• C. Weindt Sunday Sehool- 10:00 a.m. . Worship • II 1.m. Rllcbtt Pastor: Brian Hatk.ness St Paot·Lut..na Ollrell Sunday School • tO a.m. Wo15hip • It a.m. Cortler Sycamore a Second St., Pomeroy Pulor: Dawn Spalding Sunday Sehool - 9:45 a.m. . Wonhip ·It a.m. · United Methodi st Gnlutm U•ltod Metbodlll Worship· 9:30a.m. (Ill & 2nd·Sun), , 7:30p.m. (3~ 4 4lh Sun) · W~dneoday Service ·7:30p.m. ML OH•t Vatted M t Ofr 12A behind Wilkesville Pastor: Rev. Ralpll Spires Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship· 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thurlday Services~ 7·p.m. Molp Cooponlbe Parlsll Nortlloatl Outer Allnd Pastor: Sharon Hausman ' Sunday School • 9:30 o.m. Worship· II a.m., 6:30p.m. < Cbnltr Pastor: Sh1ron H1usman Wotship- 9 a.m. Sunday School · 10 o.m. Thu~y SefYicea • 7 p.m. Paslor: ~andQipll · Worship-9:30a.m. Sunday School • 10:30 a.m. Loo1 Bottom . Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wonhip·IO::!Oa.m. Rotds>llle Pastor: Rev. Charles Mash ·9:30a.m. Sunday School · 10:30 a.m. UMYF Sunday 6:30p.m. First Sunday of Monlh ·7:30p.m. 11<rvice T•ppcn Plolu Sl. Paal Wor~hip Paslor: Sllaron Hausman Sunday School • 9 a.m. • Worship- 10 i.m. '• Tuesday SefYices · 7:30p.m. Alb•r,: (Sy _ _, - Plstor: Rev. Franklin Dickens Service: Friday, 7 p.m. Cal•ory Bible Cban:h Pomeroy Pike, Co. Rd. Pastor: Rev. Blackwood Wednesday Ser"'ice · 7:30p.m. StlwersvUio Word of Faltb Pastor: David Dailey E"'ening • 7 p.m. Rtjoklng Lifo Church . I _ 1/4 mile past Fort Meigs on '1ew·lima Rd. Pastor: William Van Meter . Sunday-7:00p.m. Wednesday -7:00 p.m. Friday· 7:00p.m. Clifton Tabtmitdo Cllun:h Clifton, W.Va. Sunday School- 10 a.m. Worship- 7 p.m. · ThurWay Service . 7 p.m. Now Ulo Vktory Ctnler 3713 Georges Creek Road, Gallipoli~. OA Paslor: Bill Staten • ·Sunday Services • 10 a.m. & 7 p.m. .. Wedllliday- 7 p.m. & Youlh 7 p.m. Pentecostal Pente<oslal Assembly St. Rl. 124, Racine Pastor: William Hoback Sunday.School- 10 a.m. Evcnins .- 7 p.m. Wednesday Se_f\lices • 7 p.m. Third A\lt. Pastor: Rev. Clark Baker Sunday School- 10 a.m. Evening .. 6 p.m. Foltb Tabtraacle Cbun:b Bailey Run Road Wedneltday Service• . 7:011 p.m. Presbyterian Syncu,. First Uahtd Pr<sbytortoa Sync:- Mwtoa 1411 Bridgeman 51.; Syracuse Sunday School • 10 a.m. Evening • 6 p.m. Wedneltday SelVice- 7 p.m. Cooi>Uie Ualled Molllodllt Porlslt Pallor: Helen Kline CoolYIIIt Oon:b Main & Fifth St. Sundly School • 10 a.m. Worship- 9 o.m. Tuelday Services· 7 p.m. lelboiOm:b TOWillhip Rd., 468C Sunday School • 9 a.ll). Worohip • tO o.m. Wedneoday Service• • 10 a.m. . lloddoiJIOrl Cbardl OrlndSlre<t . •Sunday School - 10 o.m. Wor!hip- II a.m. Wedneaday Services· 8 p.m,. Torcb Clnlrdl Co. Rd.63 Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10;30 a:m. Faltb Ftllowsblp Cnsade lor Cbrlst Middleport Penlecottal Evening-7:30p.m. Sunday School • 10:00 a.m. Evenina 7 p.m. Thur8doy Service- 7 p.m. Worship- 9a.m. Walnut and Henry SIS., Rivenawood, W. V1. Ceatnl Cluter lloztl Community Chartb OfT Rtl24 Paslot: Edsel Hart Sunday School • 9:J!Ia.m. Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. ·DytSYIIIt Cotlllllilally Ch1rtb Sunday School ·9:30a.m. wo,.hip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m . . Mo,.. Chapoi'Cbal'<ll Pastor: Rev . Kri!llana Robinson Sunday Sch0€•1 · 10 a.m. Worship- II a.m. llarrisorl•ille Pnsb• ·rrtaa Cb•nb Worshir ·l.m, Sunday Scho.•l - '1:45a 7m. .. Mkldliport Pftsbyterlaa Sunday School~ 9 a.m. . Worship-lOa.m .. Seventh-Day Adventist Snealh·DIY Ad•eallll Mulberry His. Rd., Ponieroy · Pastor : Roy Lawlnsky · Saturday Service6: Sabbath School - 2 p.m. Worship· 3 p.m. Sunday school- 10 a.m. Worship· II a.m. Wednesday Servit:c ~ 7 p.m. United Brethren Fallll Gosptl Chun:~ Long kot•om Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Worship· 10:45 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday 7:30p.m. Nazarene t'lnt Cbol'<ll or the !!iaZOI'tllt MI. Olin Commually Chun:b Pastor: lawrence Bush Sunday Schoof -9:30a.m. · United Br<lhna Ia Cltrl•t <;bunk Texas Community off CR 82 Pastor: Robert Sanders Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Services· 7:30 p.ni. . Pastor: Scou Rooe Sunday School · 9:30 o.m. Worship· t0:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday SelVices • 7 p.m. E\lening • 7 p.m-. Wedneday ~rvice • 1 p.m. Eden Ualled Bnlbnn ln Cllrlst Untied Faltb Cbun:b Pastor: Rev. Robe11 Markley Mldtltpoot Cllon:ll ol ... NozartH Putor: o ..gory A. CUndiff Sunday School· 9;30 a.m .. Wonhlp • 10:30 o.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Pastor: Rev. Raben E. Smith, Sr. 2 lfl miles oorth or Reedsville on Stale Route 124 · R1. 1 on Pomeroy By-Pass Rttdnlllt Folloroslllp Cltan:b ollbt Nazanat PUior: Mark A. Dupler Sunday School -9:30 o.m. Worship. 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedtleaday Services· 7 p.m. · MI. Hermoa Sunday School ·9:30a.m. WoBhip- 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Sunday School · II a.m. · Sunday Worsh1p · 10:011 a.m. & 7:011 p.m. Wednesday Services-7:30p.m. Wednesday Youlh Sef\lice • 7:30 Wednesday Service · 7 p.m. Full Go•pol Ugbtbouse 33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy ·:•• Pastor: Roy Hunter Sunday School • 10 a.m. . Evening 7.:30 p.m. . I Tuesday & Thursday · 7:30p.m. •• •• • ' So•lh Bethel New Tesl•meat Silver Ridge S y - Cllortb oft.. Noza,.oe • Pastor: Bill su... PUior: Robert Batbcr Sunday Sch~l · 9 a.m. Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip. 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Wedneaday Services· 7 p.m. Worship · .10 a.~-· 7 p.m. Wednesday Servtce · 7 p.m. Carltton laterde•omlaatioaal Cbartb Kingsbury Road Pa••reJ Qllld of tlte Naartat Putor: Rev. Thomu McCiuna Pastor: Jeff S~ilh SUnday School ·9:30a.m. •' ·'.• P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Ins. Co. of C(!lumbus, Oh. 804W. Main 992,2318 Pomeroy • San Fnmcino ;at Montreal, I J~ p.m. N8A conference finals Tht Beile•on' Fellowship Mlalslry . Friday ~ fellowship service 7 p.m. Worship· 9 a.m. Homemaking meeting. 1st Thurs. • 7 p.m. Wednesday Servoceo ·7:30p.m. Suaday's pmes Basketball Wednesday • 7 p.m. Sunday School· 9:1S a.m. Wonhip-IO:tS a.m. ' sao.mtlt Sunday Sehool·lO a.m. · . Wonhip- 9 a.m. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. ' Worship· 10:45 a.m. (2nd & 4lh Sun) Monola1 Star PU1o1: Kenneth Baker Sunday School • 9:45 a.m. Pastor: Rankin Roach· Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Worship - 9:30a.m., 7:00p.m. Wedneoday Servia: . 7:00 p.m. Church ol Jesus Christ, . AJIO!IIoli< Fallb Sunday School - 9:30a.m. · WOIShip- 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Services- 10 a.m. Col'tl1fl Tho Oan:lo of Jnu Cltrbt oiLollu·Diy s.lllll St. Rt. 160, 446-6247 or 446-7486 Sundoy School 10:20-11 a.m. Relief SoCiety/Priesthood l t:ll:5·l2:011 tt00t1 Sacrament Service 9·10:15 a.m. FalrYiew Bible Cbun:ll Letart. W.Va. Rt. I 500 N. 2nd Ave .. Middleport Pastor: Lawrence Foreman Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Pastor: Steve Reed . Pastor: Kcnrieth Baker Worship - 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Service· 7 p.m. H - Clarlsllll Followab!p Clnln:b Rev. Clyde·Henderson Sunday sel\'ice, 10:011 a.m., 7:30p.m. Thunday Servicea • 7 p.m. Sunday School - I0 a.m. Sunday School -9:30a.m. Sunday School9:30 a.m. FaHII FaU Gospel Cb.,.b t.ons Bollom Pastor: Ron Fierce Coolville Road Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour Sunday School · 10 a.m. WoBhip • ll :IS a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneltday Service- 7 p.m. Youth Fellowship S~nday, 7:00p.m. Wednesday aerv1ce, 7:30p.m. SaltmCt...r Wlllto's Clloptl Wnltyu Sunday School- 9:30 o.m. Pasl.or: Roben E. Musser Sunday School • 9: IS a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. Bible Stud~ Tueoday • 10 a.m. Roo:kSf!!tt!p Pastor: Ketlh Rader Sunday Sc:hool-9:t5 o.m. Wonhip- tO a.m. · Youth Fellowship, Sunday· 6 p.m. R•ttand Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship -10:30 a.m. Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship I 0 :30a.m., 1:30 p .m .. Cbrbttaa Fellowship Cooler · Salem 51., Rutland Pastor: Robe11 E. Robinson Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. · Wednesday Sel\'ices • 7:30p.m. Loui s CoJora4o ~~ PiuaburJh. I: J~ p.m. Los An,eleut New York. I :40 p.m. HOWiton 11 Sl. Loui1, 2: 15 p.m. QUcaao at Florida, 4::\5 p.m. Adanta 1K CINCINNA"J:l. 8:0!1 p.m. Sundly stiVict, tO a.m. Thunday sel'l'ice, 7 p.m. ,......., Pallor. Janice Danner EVentn& Suvtc::e•· 7:30p.m. 21 W. Main 51. · l'ulor: Neil Proudfoot Sunday School • 9:30 o.m. WQrlhiJ" 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. W-y·SefYices- 7 p.m. CESPN) Blblt 11-Chrd Reorpnlud Cllon:b ol J - 01'111 oll.ollor Day Saltlto . Ponllnd-Raclne Rd. PUior: Rev. David Russell Sunday School and Wonhil" 10 a.m. Ch urc h of Ch ns t r ·~ Cllt.... of Ortlt C•'t Rnd The Home . Want? Let Us Bulld .You ANew Dna Pearl O t>pol · Sunday Sctl"• '' • 9 a.m. WorshiJ• IUa.m. Latter-Day Sa mt s S1fKUR Flnt O•n:b ol God Apple and Second 511. · s.... 0... -8:45-9.15 o.m., Cllapel Opel Blblt Cll ..... 923 S. 'third St., Middlepon Putor Michael Pangio - Worship . ! o a.m. Rodalld COilllllually Clllll'<ll Putor: Rev. Roy M.C.rty Sunday School ·9:30a.m. Sunday Evenina • 7 p.m. Wedneaday Service• • 7 p.m. Wednesdav Sr.rvir.r.t -1 n.m 161 Mulbeny Ave., Pomeroy, 992-5898 > Sunday Scho<>l- 9 o.m. n,..•-n-O•n:ll Putor: Robert Manley Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wonhlp • I0:45a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Sefvlce • 7:30.p.m. Lo•rel CHifl'rM M e - O•rrll Putor: Peter ·Tre,.bloy Sunday SeiKJOI • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. w.-y Service· 7:00.p.m. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Worship - It a.m., 6 p.m. Pastor: Rev. Wtlter E. Heinz ' Sal. 0... 4:4S-5:1S~.m. ; ~au· S:30 p.m. Other Ct1u rch es Pastor: Charlea Neville 7S Pearl 51., Middleport. Pastor: Rew.lolln Hovllle SUndoy aellool · 9:30a.m. Worship •.ID-.30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wedneaday Service· 7:30p.m. a-... Cllan:b oiGod Pastor: Gresory L. Sea11 .... Mlatn\'lllt Putor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Suaday School • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. ·Wedneldoy Sefvice · 7:30p.m. Evr:nins • 1 p.m. Cct tl101ic Sacred ...... C.lllollc o l/2 mile olf RL 325 Wednetday Servicea • 7 p.m. •-= 204 Condor St Pomeroy, OH. SPRING l SUMMER HOURS Open Monday-Friday 9:00-6:00 Saturday 9:00-3:00 PIM~BibltH-Chrdl Now lllvoo CHn:b ol tbt N..... ae Pallor: Glendon Stroud · Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneoday Sel\'ices • 7 p.m. Pastor: Rev. Emmell Rawson Sunday School- 9:45 o.m. . • lleatb (Middleport) Pastor: Vemapye Sullivan Sunday .School - 9:30 a.m. . Wonhip- 10;30 a.m. Sunday oc:hool· 9:30a.m. . SUnday wonhip-~p.m. Wednelday prayer meelllll' 7 p.m. Our !la•Jeur Latbena Ch""" l'ulor: Rev. Jameo SOuerfoeld ML Mori.ll Jloptbl· Fourth & Moin Sl., lliiddleport Putor: Rev. Gilbert Craia, Jr. Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip • !0:45a.m. AllllquiiJ Raptllt Sunday School · !1:30 a.m.' . Worship- 10:4S a.m. Thunday 5e1Vil ,., . 7:30p.m. Rtdltuld Frt< IfNI Boptlol SOlem St. Rev. Paol Taylor SUnday School· 10 Lm. Evenlna • 7 p.m. Wednesday.Sel\'lces • 7 p.m. Worship · 9 a.m. Thunday Services -6:30p.m. Pastor: Brian Harkneu Racine Pastor : Arius Hurt Sunday School· 10 a.m. WOBhip: II a.m. y Servlco • 7:30p.m. Portlalld Flnl Cllunll ., ... Naunnt PUior: Mark Matson Worship - 10:30 p.m. Sunday School· 6 p.m. Wednesday Seivices- 7 p.m. Sunday School · l() a.m. MtM.....bO.... oiGod fortsllbln Boptlll like you've g~t a chance to win the tournament. I m very comfortable here.'_' . . Mtze strung together four bcrdtes on the front mne on the way to hcs 6ij... , . I don! remember thcs cours~ playcng .longer than It dcd today, rM-•.ze_sa_•_d_.- - - - - - - - - , Fort11Ru PUior: Charles Neville Sunday School - IOa.m. Wednesday Service- 7:30p.m. Ch urc h of God • Sundar. School· tO.a.m.. · Wonh p- ll a.m., 6 p.m. WednoodOy ~rvices- 7 p.m. · a-ofSMroa H_Cil.... Leadinc Creek Rd .. Rutland Putor. Rev. Dewey Kin1 Wonhip ·9:30a.m., 7:30p.m. Wec!neoday Services . 7:30p.m. Railroad sa.•Muon Worship- 7 p.m. Pastor: Samuel Basye SUnday Sdlool· 9:30 o.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednesday SelVices -7 p.m. Sunday School • 9:30 Lm: Wonhip . 10:45 a.m. (lSI & 3rd Sun) EutU!Art Pucor: Rev. David McManis · Sunday Scho!>l • II o.m.. Fllllll Bapllll OW<Il R•tlud Chrdt of ... H...,... St J ..• Lotbtru Cll-11 Pirie Ocove ·Putor: Dawn Spaldina Wonh1p • 9:00 a.m. Sunday Schooi .. IO:.OO a.m. Hartford, W.Va. Vktery Boptlllllldtptlldut 525 N. 2nd 51. Midcllepon . Putor: lames E. Keesee ' Wonhip. IOi.m., 7 p.m. Wednetdly Services • 7 p:m. Flotwoodl Pastor: KeKh Rader Sunday School · !0 a.m. Wonhip - II a.m. Frmlml G"Pfl Mlulo. Bald Knob. on Co. Rd. 31 Pa-stor: Rc .... Roger Willford Wonhip • 9 a.m. Sundoy SdlDol 9:30 Lm. ~=~ II Lm., 7:30p.m. No Wednesday Evenins Scrvace Wedncaday Services · 7 p.m. Sunday School - 10 a.m. J'UIM: Rev. Via« Rouah wiaat7u Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip - It a.m., 6 p.m. Sundar oc:hool' IO:j(j a.m. Wonhtp • 9:30a.m.. 7 p.m. lllrlr.nt Cltardl or Cluiolla Clltrlslloa lloloo Wednadly Service• -7 p.m . . •r."* y pnyer ael\'lco • 7 p.m. Sundar~ . 9:30a.m. Wonhlp Serv~ce 10:30 a.m. Wonhlp Service-Ill and 3rd Sundar. 7 p.m. P_.or: Rev. Herbert Grate 1 .. P-. Keuh Rader Qo1iool ~:.God W G-..CIHtrcllorllttNilZihM Pallor: Gene,Zopp Chri st ian Union Hllllldo Boptllt Own:ll 51. Rt. 143 just off Rl. 7 l'ulor: Rev. James R. Acree,'sr. Sunday School · 10 ; .m. Wonhip·lla.m.,6p.m. I Wonhip - l0:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Lutherctn Roetls•llle Oun:llol Clwllt Pulor: Philip Sturm Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Wonhip Sel\'ic:e; 10;30 o.m. Bible Study, Wednelday, 6;30 p.m. Thursday Services • 7:30 PUTnNG ON THE BRAKES- Athens Yellow'• Jenny Friend (12) outpeCH two of her teammates after tsking the ball acrose the h•"· court stripe on a steal In the flrlt hef1 of SUnday's Bob Evans Re•teurant Invitational Girls' AAU Basketball Tournament on the Unlveral· ty of Rio Grande campus, Friend, 1 sophomore at Southern High School, helped her team emerge frpm pool play whh a 3-0 mark, but the Yellows lost 62-61 to Huber Heights later In the day. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Oaborne) WI lit 1 llellllock Gro•• Cllordl · Evenin& .. ·7:30p.m. .- j;'-: ~~~.. , ,. . . . ,. . , _, ,..._Rido: N<doyed Sunday odloo1 • 9:30 Lm. Suoday won111p. t0:3S Lm. a 7 p.m. · Olldren'a chun:lt ·10:35 a.m. Y- 6 p.m. Saturday's games San Dieao a1 Pt.ilodelphia, I J !i p.m. 3 4 St. Loult ................ 23 29 CINC!NNATI ........ I9 27 . CLEVELAND (Mcbowell , .)) a1 Mil-""' ( M - :1-3), I:05 p.m. Ciry (Haney 3-$) at TotOnto .431 Loop>lllt Orlsllan Cboreb Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip. 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednnday Sefvice 7:30p.m. 28601 51. Rt. 7, Middlepon Sut)day Sehool· 10 a.m. (leiter 1-4), 7:05p.m. San Francisco (Fernandez 3-.ll 111 C....... DI•Ialon .lOll 111 California s.turclay't p - __, 10 HOUIIon ................. 27 27 waukee (McDonakl4-2). I :M p.m. Detroit (Uri J-J) 11 Chicaao (Tapani s-3). 8:0.'1 p.I!L Mi1neaora (Rodrlauez J-~) at r~us 3~4) .566 Aoridll ........... ....... ,Z7 26 ' .l09 Tonlpt'spmes Kansu Cily (GubiCLD 4-6) al Toronlo cHentFa+:f). 7 : 3~ p.m. . CLEVELAND (Mortiocz 7-2) at Mil· Batlimore {Wells ·--~ I~ ~ Monlrtal ....... ........J O 2.1 Philndclphio .. ........26 25 Dexler Pastor: Woody Call Sullday Evenina· 6:30p.m. Thur8doy Service ·6:30p.m. Old lltlllol 1'rM WUI Boptllt Cllon:ll ~an Diegu (Bergman 2-S) at Philudclpbia'CMimbs 0.1). 7:0l p.m. Chicaso (C~astillo 1-7) at Floridll Eutern Olwll(on ,471 (Lanallon 2· 1), 10:~ p.m. N'ew YorldKey 1-.S) 11 01lti1Dd (lolw 4-,), 10:05 p.m. · Boflon (Eshelman 0·2) aJ, Seanle (M<odllrl 2-2), 10:05 p.I!L Pumr: Bill Ultle Sunday School·IOa.m. · Worship· lla.m., 7:30p.m. Wednesday Serv.,.•· 7:30 p.m: lldlllelltm Jloptlsl Roc:ine, Oil· ' Pastor : Oanielllerdirie · Wonhip- 9:30a.m. Sunday · Bible Study -1:00 p.m. We-y Hockey Pit15burgh . SIIYer R• Baptist MI. Ualon Baptist Putor : Joe N. Sayre . Su~y School-9:45a.m. Evenlna - 6:30 p.m. . Wedneltday Sel\'lces · 6:30p.m. • -t. u.w111t H h a a-dll 310:57 Slalo louie J2S lAopvlle Los Angeles {Candiont .1-4) at New York <H:u-nisch .1 -3), 4:05p.m. Colorado (Rill S-4) at Pimburgh (Wagner 4-4), 7:05p.m. NL standings Thursday's scores · CHill 0.2), 8Jl p.m. •' P -: 0...... NeVIlle Sunday School - 9:4' a.m. Wonhlp - II a.m. Wednesday Services - 7:30p.m. H(lilllC'"-.', Hkbry IIIIIs C..n:ll ot Cllr1st Evanaelisl Josepll B. J!Dikino Sunday School • 9 a.m. WOBhip- 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Wedneaday Se,.ices • 7 p.m. . u ..rt, C.WIIu Cllordl • Atlanta (t.hddux 5-.l) at CINCIN NATI (Ponugol 0-4), I :OS P:m Mi11newca at Tc11as, ):OS p.m. Bultimoce at Culiromlo. 4:0!1 p.m. Ne~ York nt OaUaad. 4:0S p.m. Bolton :11 St:nult:, •:J5 p.m. . IOh til llrodlord Cbon:b or Chrtlt Comer of St. Rl. 124 & Brodlury Rd. Evan..list: Keith Cooper Youth Min111er: Michael Teaaarden Sunday Sehool -9:30a.m; Wollhip· 8;011 o.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:011 p.m. Wednetdoy Servicea • 7:011 p.m. (N~Qgl¢ 6-2), 1:05pm. Cl.EV,ELAND nt Milwaukee. 2:05 p.m. Ot!rroit a1 O.icago, 2:0., p.m. · Western IMvWon Tex:.s ..................... :n CoJOJado (Reyno1o :\·.1) K.on1:ts City nt Toronto. I :05 p.m. Centi'IIIM\'IIion CLEVELAND ....... 34 17 .<1>7 Chicago ... ..............:.1 Milwaukee .....'.- ..... 2J MinneiOfiL-.... ....... 2.1 Kmisas Cily ..........~24 6 •. Balrimore !Haynes 2-4) at California (8Mkic: 6-1), 10:0.~ p.m. {Rapp ~- !I), 7:05p.m, Rlltlood Churdlol Ortlt PUior: Eugene E. UnderWood Sunday School -9;30 o.m. Wonhip . 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Pu!or: Re•. Lorry Haley YoUth PUior: Aaron Youn3 ·sunday School· 9:30a.m. WO!Jhlp. 10;40 a.m., 7:011 p.m. Wednndoy Services· 7:011 p.m. round with .one-stroke lead of the we.ek. . .· "The course play eng longer deftnitely favors my game," Lowery s.aid. "I hit my irons a long way and I'm preuy 1ong with my driver, so I tend to play beller when the course is playing long.'' A winner of only one tournament - the 1994lntemational -in his 13 years on tour, Lowery made · h1s move on the par-4 14th, hiuing a wedge from the right rough to eighl feel and hitting the birdie putt. At the par-S' l5th, his 3-wood stopped 25 feet from the hole, and he rolled i.n that putt for an eagle that tied him for the top spot His 15' fool Putor: Rick Snyder . Sunday School • 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 111:30 a.m .. .Rilclllt Flnl Baptllt I fir~t Bl'11dbuy Cbordt ol Cllrtlt 41872'Pomc:roy P1ke Pallor: E. l.ol)lOr O'Bry1n1 Sunday School • 9:30 a.m.. Worship· 10:4S a.m., 7:00p.m. . Weclneldoy Sel\'lca - 7:00 p.m. ~ Bapttot c....." Putor: Mark Morrow 6th and Palmer Sl., Middleport Sunday Scllool- 9:15a.m. Wonhip·IO:Ua.m., 7:00p.m. We-y service· 7:011 p.m. · • will Lowery ends Memorial's Putor: Slanley Mincb Sunday School· 9 a.m. Wonhip · 9:4S a.m. Wednetday - 7 p.m. Flnt S.Utloml Baf.~llt The Indians scored both runs in · double by 'Sandy Alomar scored the the second when Bones walked Jim other. ' Thome and gave up consecutive sin· Bones gave up six hils and gles to Eddie Murray and Manny walked four in 7 1/3 innings. · Ramirez, scoring one run. An RBI Gary Payton with ·a chant of ~'Gar­ ry, Gar-ry," and goaded a technical foul out of a player whose tempera· mental nature had been held in check up to that point' . · "Taunt me, I don't care. Do whatever they want me to," Payton said. "We got blow~. out, period.l!'s over now and we've got one more game. We're in our building and hopefully it will work out to our advantage." . In .order for !hal to happen, the. Sanies have to find the combination of poise, precision and patience that earned them a 3-1 lead last weekend .. ! I! was all missing in Game 6 - . their fasl break . ended in more turnovers than points, Payton 's knack for penetrating somehow dis· appeared and the trapping defense that once flustered Utah did little more this time than create open shots. · "Everybody was killing us not too long ago," Malpne said. T11Jipen Pilla Cbrrll ol Cllrlol SUnday Sehool • 9:30a.m. Wonhip. 10:45 a.m. ,_..., Flnt Bopllll Putor: Paul Stinson EUt MoinSI. Sunday Sehool • 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 a.m. • a ..... otCIIJtot· Pomeroy, HarriJOnVIIle Rd. (Rl. 143) PUior: ROger Watton Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Wonhlp • !0:30a.m., 7;011 p.m. Wedneldly Servicea • 7 p.m. Sunday Service • 7:30p.m. School • 10 a.m. w y Sel\'ice-7:30p.m. victory of 23.5 points - enough to great game, Maldne and Hornacek make even George Karl shake his played their games. they get prohead in disbelief. duction from the 3 position with "I can sit here and criticize my Chris Morris and Bryon Russell, team for a lot of things tonight, but their bench, Antoine Carr and Greg the truth is Utah was·a gicat basket· Foster, they all gave good minutes," Karl said. · ball team," Karl said. "I saw the game against Portland "We fought, I didn't' think it was (a 38-point victocy in Game 5 on th~ a noncfought game, but you keep getfirst round) and the game against San ting hammered and hammered by Antonio (a 27-point win in the decid· very good basketball plays and deci· ing Q~e 6 of the second round), sions, and it's tough to hang in there They destroyed those teams. I didn:t in ·a building that was electrified," think they could do it to us, but they Karl said. did," Karl said. · . · . · Indeed, the Delta Center was as Karl Malone had 32 points, 10 loud as it's ever been .for one of the rebounds and seven assists, Jeff most important games in franchise Hornacek sco~ 23 points and even history. John Stockton coaxed a good game The Jazz had never won more out of his battered body with series- than two games in the conference .. highs of 14 points and 12 assists. finals, but this city latched on to the · Utah shot over 60 percent, scored . momentum swing from Game 5 and the first 12 points oflhe game, led by made it a purely memorable night. as- many as 36 and forced 23 There were literally hundreds of turnovers from a Seattle team that's hand-made signs, the dominant colaveraging more than 20 in the series. or of clothing was purple and the standing ovations came early and "T!tey had everything going Stockton comes b&~:k and has a often. The crowd even serenaded Baseball ZJoa Alii SVect, Middlepon Pulor: Les Hayman Jazz beat Sonics 118·83 to for.ce Ga.me 7 · .. .................. Cll..... olCilrlol · -: Jadt ColeJPOIIC Sunday School -9:30a.m. Wonhip. 10:30 Lm., 6:30p.m. W-y Services· 6:30p.m. 570 bran1 51., MiddlepHt In the NBA Western Conference finals, By CHRIS SHERIDAN .. 1 33ue Oildree'lllomo U ' Carr, who was acquired from MILWAUKEE(AP)-TheMil· Florida for pitcher Juan Gonzalez in waukee Brewers regretted losing January, wasn't so fortunate. after holdint the explosive Cleve· · He leaped so high that when he land Indians to just two runs. They came down, his right knee hyperex· might have lost more than the game. tended and his right ankle buckled 'The Brewers .were deeply tiou- outward before he flipped onto the bled over the condition of speedy warning track, where he lay in concenter r~etdcr Otuckie Carr, who toR .siderable pain for several minutes. up his right knee llfler making a senRighi fielder Matt Mieske said salioaalleaping catch of Julio Fran· Carr's righl cleats left an 18-inch co'• deep fly ball in the fourth skid mark on the grass - with his inning of Cleveland's 2-0 victory weight all the while on t!te Thursday night. grotesquely contorted knee. Although X-rays were negative, "When he leaped, then went to an MRI was scheduled for today, and put his leg down, the ground wasn 't. the club (ears that Carr may have there, so his weight continued fortorn several ligamentS. ward. He hyperextended his leg," At the very least, he's headed for Gamer said. "Oh, it's ugly. It's posan extended stay on the DL. sible he dislocated it. When I went "For anybody who's watched us out there, he said he fell it go out and play, you know he was giving us an then it went back in." . identity, a little spark at the top of the • Carr was taken by ambulance Ill lineup," Brewers manager Phil Gar· Sinai Samaritan Medical Center. He ner said. "And he was making·great was admitted overnight. plays defensively- just like he did "I don't want to speculate right on that play he got hurt. He's played now. It's damaged," Garner said. phenomenal defense for us." "Let's just wait. Let's just hope." Charles Nagy (9-1) hecame the Nagy (9·1) tied his career high American League's first nine-game' with his sixth straight victory. He winner, outdueling Ricky Bones (3· gave up six liits, walked two and 8), who plunked Carlos Baerga on struck out live in seven-plus innings. ... , was able to change speeds on the right hand with a fastball. Baer.ga went tQ the hospital for X·rays, them all night," Nagy said. "And I ·· which were negative. He is day-to- got them ou~ pn popouts and strike· OUI!i when I' needed them." day. "If he can tolerate the pain; he:n Jose Mesa. the fourth Cleveland play," Indians manager Mike, Har- pitcl)er, tossed the ninth for his 20th grove said .. save. · The Dally Sentinel• Page 5 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ....... . Frtdlty, May 31, 1916 .' Tm Adllanlllfe of Today• J.Owl,term Rlltti 11(111 Clrot~~tfi'Om Over l$0 Dlf/ertllt FltJOr P/11111. ·, ..... 1 Cll'llll. 1111111 (814) 682-4118 n .....,.~····r .._.. ... r.l! .. _ -- awii4. I 808EAST l1's lillY 10 gil Sllmd on building YIIIH illll hctm.. Just vl~t tt. Wingett mod!llton. 11n11r cnhA Ia Tadd or Otud! about yaur 1'11'1 liome (lans ..,, iiC•E MWEI CUIIIC ' I. ....... & SlnlttM • .... hila.ledlllca.l supermarket . for everything I SNOUFFER . FIRE A SAfETY SALES a SERVICE , tea-'707& 172 .0...-. a· HI •· . ~. '·'j ... 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Pomeroy .L.·__~_!!!~~·L_~'~·~~MN:.d:•:•:p:a~~Oh==~--~--~~21=14=~~==~2n::d~· :M:Idd::lt~port::·j_--~----~~------_J----_.------------~·~-------99--2-·2_1_04__~____j. -: • • . • �May31,198t Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ..... ....... =:Chester UMW discuss world . .-='-~~~~~~~~~=,_ . ............ ,."" ..... ~~~population, health, environmenf · ~~~~~":...~~·~ ~., ........ tollewt: l'erO!tl No. 1:: Public Nodoe ~ Ptdtrtl Ltllor .... .....,..........,_, ...,..._...,.,. .,.......... . . . . Tile Dtvla·aao•n v•rltut lnturanot 70 ~..,._ ... Olive ............. ...... ~. ONo, dttctlllell .. ous Aboriginal children are prosti- tries and the responsibility of Christollowt: aeglnnlng •••t . . .71fttltlonlltlle-tutes. 'ti~s to work toward improving con- 1:::~·~. ~ ~:~• . . . . . Routt ......... Christiatis have organized camps ditions. Betty Dean was at !he piano 1! 414.1 fttllnd nortlll in some of the Third World countries for group singing of several selecPlttrtott 111.111 ' " ' where spiritual needs can be met and tiollJI 1 tilt_..__ young people can talk freely about Marilyn Spencer conducted !he ot hctlon No. 31; tlltnoe nortll . . .,... - t 100 sex education, drugs, alcoholism and business meeting with .l14 sick and ,... ......... otlll8r 0'1 tllld other problems, and receive consola- shutin calls being reponed. Pam rood; thtnct aouth 14 lion and encouragement, it was Crow sent a thank you and donation c~etrw•-t117.tfttlto Public NQt1ce reponed. in memory of her mother. The annutilt out nne ot tilt lollool Lot; tllenct ...... ,00.7,... There was a discussion on the dif- a1 picnic was set for July 111Purchase NOTICI! OF 'PUIIUC Along tilt t~ lint ot Uld fercnces between women in the Unit- of some backing material for quilts HEAJIINGI2 lc'-l Lot; tlltnet nortll 14 ed Staies and less devel~ coun- for the Comfon Club was approved. ' Tilt Mtlga · County • ..,... out 111.1 fwt to Commlatlonort lnttnd to tilt plaot of lltglnnlng, ,_...__ _ _ _ _ _~ 1 apply to tht " 011!! -...nlngM-. Department Of De'tlletop.,_,. . · Except on ttgtl right ot Tilt . tbOYt tor funding under ta Wtyt. Community Development dtterlptlon woe fumlallft Grant coao &moll by Homtr Hytell, R_.s. :::~.:•ftdtrally lun.ad Ctrtlflcatt No. 2274. Dttd tdmlnlttlrtd by Referenota: Volumt 117, tWo. llalga County It , ....... tnd Volumt 211, .tllglblt tor I1M.OOO I'IIMI Pago 711, Melge County Yatr N CDaG l'ormula DHdRICDrda. Ptrctl No. 2: The .funding, providing iht co!lnty . mtote tppllotblt following rttl .. tote n IIWI•awnta. allutted In Olive T-lllp, On 11ty 14, 1-. 111e nm lltlga County, ' 011lo, In ot two public llttrlnp Wtt lef:tlon 31. ToWII 4, Ringo htld to Inform the pullllo of t1: Beginning tttt Ill.71 ' ftot tlong the center of ' A - . . d public h•rlng ltno Routt ""·· uo, otto bt· lltld on Juno 10, nortll 414.1 fttl tnd nortll I 81 3:00 p.m. 81 tht '"'itona the'center or 11141'"' the TOMitlllp • County " offlot, Rotd from tho touth-t tile ....................... w..., to ...... ...... In ........ No. "The Season is Now" was !he tille of the program presented by Denise . Mora at a recent meeting of the ' ··Chester United Methodist Women. The focus statement dealt with ·.. concerns about population, health, environment, and child prostitution. Scripiurc from Ecel. 3 tells of "For ,... everything tllere is a season," empha, ·· · sis of the meeting. There was ·group ' singing, selections by a guitarist, and .. stories relating to Third World coun.. -tries including Taiwan where numcr- ' tlie ,..111..- t .., • lltnll , . ,••• t 11 1 •• 11 A't~M6 !fet46 No ....... .., ........ 11ft IIIII wltllln tlllrty ~ 1-800-508-8887 • Top• Trim • Removal • Sttimp Grinding · · Con:t'rara .... _15YII. 1 Uc.- lni.Ownei:-- . ·~ • TOOl Drteling • Omamenhll Slape -Stail'l, Raillnga,' Pallo- Fumlture;. Flreplllce Items, Planter Tr~ &lots ol ~r stufll! ... .' corner of leotlon 31; theftce north 1 dtgrttt .wttt 11... fttt tlong tile oenttr ot ..ld quo~l - JO,NESl TREE SERVICE . tltareta wttt 1N.I fwt to lht out lint ot tilt Sollool oro enoourtgecl -":•:•. tllla m..tlng on Juno 10, 11111, to txprttt tlltlr Yltwt tnd conlmtntt on · th!{ propoatd CDBG Ajlpllqatton. \Mother~da·ughter banquet held - ; The Hobson Christian Fellowship youngest mother, Tara Michael, the mother with the most children pre- ~ Church held •ts.mother-daughfer bansent, Nora Nitz and Cherie Johnson, -,quet at Dale's Restaurant recenlly. ' . • Margaret Henderson, wife of Pas- ihe mother who traveled the fanhesl, ~ 'ior Clyde Henderson, gave the wel- Mary Carney of Charleston, W.Va., 'come and was presented a booklet of and the mother who had been a Chris· : ;mother-daughter pi>ems, A reading tian the longest, Mrs. Casto. · . ~, ·from Proverbs was presented by Pat- . · Attending · were Faith Hayman .·. ; _ty White, and a poem by Patty John- and her. mother, Mary Carney and daughter, Tamara Hayman; Avonelle son. · - Evelyn Roush · had .three vocal Casto, Evelyn Roush, Margaret Hen~: ~elections. Prizes were awarded to the derson, Patty Johnson and daughter-, •~ oldest mother, Avonelle . Casto, the in-law, Cherie Johnson with her Lot; tlltnet toUih IO.S fMt tlong the ttld School Lot; tllonce. north 14 degrtot tnt 201.111 fttl to tilt p111ot ot lltglnnlng, canttlnlng .:J7 acno. · .' . Exc,tpt ttl ltgtl rlghtt or . Rtftrencea: Paretl No. 2 ·of rttl detcrlbtllln v::~:: Pta•·217, tnd II Pta• 111 ot 'tilt I ~;~:D:••:d Rtcontt. · I· VALUEr: Tht htjlrlllll Ia •-uiiiW to llandlcapptd ptroont. Peraont untlllt to tltand the hetrlng may make commtntt · lly wriUng · tht Mtlgt County •1,333.00 . Commlulontrt, · eourthoutt, PooM!QY, Ohto Ill 31; 111 7,14; nc or by calling Jttn TrueHII, CHIP Grtnt Coonlln81or, tt daughters, Kathy and Michelle, Patty White and her mother, Maxine Jordon, daughters, Tammy Capehart and Michelle Will ,and daughter-inlaw, Tara Michael with her mother, .. . Janet Kitchen; Cheryl Knight and . 114-111-71108. · Fred Hotfrntn,_prtlldtnt daughter, Becky; Carpi Hayman and · lllelgtCounty Commlntonera daughter, Trina Lee; Debbie Dodrill, her aunt, Freda Gi.lmore an~ mother- (I) 31; 1TC in-law, Dorothy Dodrill; Martie Short and daughter, Ainber ·Johnson and d~~ghter-in-law, Lisa Short, and Nora NOi'ICI! OF SALE N11z and daughters, Debbie and Vickay vtnuo ot In Order ot ie. Stlt lttutd out of tht Common Plaae Coud of Melga Ohio, In tilt Eoonomlc • Public NoUce Pomeroy, Ohio .I ' 'I Top, Trim, 'Removal &•Stump Grinding 20 Y~an Experience • Insured Owner! Ronnie· jones St. At. 7 . 367r(J266 -1-80o~9&0-3359 . RUTLAND ·COMMUNITY. YARD SALE ' 1148-2512, . ·oa~. · ', · SATU~DAYI JUNE 1 RUTLAND EMS REPAIR · IHC. Serving Sandwiches from the grill. In fron( of Rutland Civic Center 1·800·291 ·5609. & WPUmCS AID SIPPLY 1'!1~ Plains, Ohio 45783 614-915-3813.or:t1~1-14M • Plastic Culvert- Dual wall and Regular 8" thru 36" . · '' 4"' & 6" Flex pipe 4" S&D- perf. • solid pipe . 4" & 6" Seh'35 pipe 112" & 3/4" C. P.V.C. pipe I 112" thru 4" Seh 40 pipe .. . · . 3/4" & I" 200 p.s.i. waler pipe (100' roll's thru 1,000' roll'•) 314" U.L. approved Conduil · 8" GrnvclessJ.each pipe . Gas pipe I:· 1hru 2'' - Fillings - Regulalors- .Risers Full ~ssonmcm ofP.V.C:_ & Flex fittings & Water fillings \ Full hoe of CtSicm, SeptiC & Water storage tanks. ' Uay 31st, June 1in. t·S, Paat Ad~lt ~;~~~~,~~-':~:~:.!c~'-.1:~i "" ' 4 Family: Childrens, Clo.lhlng, Treadmill, Drapes, C'""ndollar, Satellite Oiah Rlcll"ff Mower, Tillers , Much Uaret Thur• Fri. Sat, s Mileo North 1.n. Jull ~ ~~~ C&M AuiO. Appll' ancea, Wo'ndows, Tub, ShOW&f, Doors, Kerosene Heater, Misc., 43 Chillicothe Road, Galli· poli•~ · 4 Family: Clolhes·. Dishes,, Toys, Planll, Aelrigeralor, Crolla, Furriture, Nidi Knacks, a7 Plymouth Noeda Molor, 101, 2nct, 3rd, 9. 7, f801l8 Rn Soulh, llilo 112 Paat Bladen Landino On Right ~ Fwlf: f<i. Sa~ 9-e, SR ut, 111 House On Left Before Jumbo, Clothing, Toys And McDonald Toys, Books, Lawn Chairs, Linfe Ty1_scko1•. Doll House. LOll' qther IIi New lite Victory Center Will Hold Ita Annual Yard Sate. Salurtlaf, 8 A.M.- z? , 3773 Geor.oea Creek Road. 11411ilo Of Bulavilo Pike. One Coy Onl,, Moving. Sale I Sa~ 611196, 9 A.ll. -6 ~~~ - 2745 SL Rt. t41 , In Cenlanary On Left. S · aturday June .111, 2577 rate Route 141,· 1n Centenary, Houaeholds, Golf Equip., Sporls Cards, loll Of Mi!IC. Eoerylhl"ff, Goes- K- >MI07 Lialo Aoact, Cholhi>e, Toys, Bools, Clolhea, Glaasware, Knick-Knack S, Sportmg Goods, 51 31, ~11, 612, 4.5 Miles From A.V.H.S. 5 Family Sale: Rain I Shine, en_ 3 rd, 9-7, 6 Miles Ftom Cheshire, 7 Milos From Porler,' Between Kygo" /Eno At. 554, 'Signs. Lorge Women• Clothing, Home Int., t lluch, lluch, Morel ' BIB BOOnllilnd -· C01SftiUC7101 s Saturday Juna 1SL Kollf DtiVe Of G:eotges Creek, 9:00 To ? Saiurday Onl, : 111 Sate In 3 Years 2 Mi. Out Rt 2tB, On Krin· er Rd, 2 Houaes' Watcn For Bal· loons, Jantzen Speakats, Walhar. Dr1iJr, Babf Items. Toys, Sola Sectional, Girts, 12-18 71 Che...,.., O-ahor. _, Satuida,, 6/181, 8-12, 111 House Kamper Hotklw Road. Iliac. Saturday, 9·4, State Aou10 7 North, WBofo Tralar f'l!rit • LakewoO!I,'Colo. to attend. ·· .Others .attending were Larry, Cathy and Spencer Eslocker, Kettering; Richard, Joan (Eslocker}, Jeff and Randy Crownover, LaPiata, Md.; Winnie Eslocker, Ft. Washington, · Md.; Sue McDonald Bicknell Lakewood, Colo.; Sally McDonald Price, Corona, Calif.; Keith; Janet (Eslocker) Jessica and Holly Willis, New 1 Albany; Pearl Howard imd Virginia :. : Deadline nears for '· State ·Fair art show . ;- r ' ' , , June II is the deadline for artists _• lo submit entry forms for this year's - Fine Arts Exhibition at the Ohio Siate · 'Fair. - "A true treasure of our great fair, ' " ihe Fine Arts E~hibition showcases - beautiful paintings; sculptures. tex-· :: 1iles, photographs, and jewelry," says Governor George Voinovich. Thou. sands of people visit the exhibit .- annually. ' · ~ Participation is open to ev~ry '-. Ohio resident over the age of 17. :• Hanging work must not exceed 8' x · .S' and sc ulpture must fit into an 8' x • l2' space. More than $12,000 in prizes will be awarded, including an Area Arts -Council Award sponsored by South- ern Hills Arts Cpuncil, headqu&nefJ'd in Jackson County. This $100 award is open to artists in Jackson, Gallia, Meigs, Pike, Ross, Scioto, and Vinton Counties. Selection ·will be made by the team of p'tofessional Judges. . Entry fees are $15 for amateur artists and $20 for professionals. You may enter up to four pieces. Delivery of work is scheduled -for July 13 and 14. Jurying will take place on July 8 and 9 with notices of acceptance or rejection mailed on July 10. The Fine Arts Exhibition is open to the public during the Ohio. State Fair this August 2 to 18. To receive a prospectus,' residents may call Southern Hills at 614/2866355. Lylt Swtln, rtttrvtl the right to bid 81 thla 1111, ond to withdraw tht above colletertl prior to ult. Furthtr, Lyle Sweln, rottrv" the right to reject tny or ttl blda aubmllttcl. · Fu....,.r, the 1bove COlla. •rol Will bt IOid In the con~lt. ., It It In, •• lo, with no ex~ ... or Implied Wllmntltt gtvon. For funhtr Information, conttet Lyle ·Swtln a.t 8141115-4215. (5) 28, 30, 31; 3TC - La BUSH COIIU(lO.S Siding ~ VInyl Aluminum • Roofing New•Repalr Guttertl •· Reinodell~:~~ Your Latt Stop Car Shop MOTORS StQp ~ C~pare FREI: ESTIMATES ' ~ - j ' 1·900·4il6·1414 I . ·Ext. 6445 ' ~ ·'' 985-4473 PICKS, SPREADS, F;INANCE . HOROSCOPE, SOAP RESULTS 1-900-776-2525 EXT. 5961 $2.99 per min Must be 18 yrs. Serv-U (619) 654-8434 With 3 Beds. to 8ei'Ve You Better. 12...20,00 1~25.00 Phone 992·2489 '111M mo. pd. Ext. 3505. $3.99 per min. Must be 18 yq. ROOFING NEW-REPAIR t- ~ ~. Gravel;·Sind, Downspouts qu~~~r cre.n1ng . . Palnllrig; .> FREE IS11MATES 949-2168 . .. 5118/IM TFtt . ' ToP $QII, Fill Dirt 61 . .2-3470 : ' I• ' 11 . 614-742·2193 lfN FIND TOTAL SATISFACTION! ' t . Through a Uw ~ersonat PsychiC! Must be 18 yrs . Serv-U 619 645 8434 .r, ·FIELDS hrlts Setated .......... ............. Thur.-811. tOol Htmlock o- Rd Pomeroy, Ohio 112-7173 rMn mo. .... . TruCking • umuton• Bulld~lng and ·Backhoe s.rvtc.. ' HO&i;IIJ. Shaslild . " tnRACTIVI , · ·, I ·W._,L,NI IOIALkDI. ~ ' ' ••.. ,,,, 1·900190.1717, . ' . .. .... "" illln: Mullb111,... ~ (111) 14114i4 . I · 1-900~25!i-0500 Ext. 4009 . . ·-- ' 248 Chester, bonom of Cheater Hil, 9-?.Mar 31. June1. - --·lmiiOR FREE ESTIMATES · r•• IH , . Olft o.f Three family ule on NeiiDfl' Ret , Autan 1 d• June 111. Nlce clothes 1111 c ckena, ladiel anc:l mens: IDOls. glaiiWire, good c'"n carpet, old -._ Tilis. """'Gir& Three family, June 1·7, one and 11 2 min out leocfing Creok Rd. ofl SA 7 on CR 3. Furnit~re, crafts, Iota more. -5pm. J . . 052SH21 • 'ATTN: l'oini ~sanl' Pos.tal Positions. Petmanent full time tor clef'klsorlerl. Full Ben•fits. Felt ••.im, applicatioo and _ , info caJI: 708·264· 1839 Ext 3870, ...... 8pm. AVON I All AltU I $hirley Spearo, 30+875-1429. Able Avon Representatina needed. Earn money tor Christ-. ,.,., bill at home~at work. 1-ei0ot92-8358 or 304-882·2845, Ind. Rep. ATTENTION• Highly moll,ated Team playett. The McDonald 's restauranll in Gallipolis ilnd R1o Grancflt ltav<i Immediate full Umo posi1iqns for opening and c:toslng ~hifts. ln·hou~ traintno program so no experience Is ·required . Competitive wages . Pa id blrlh· days on. Free unilofms. Automabc rate increase in 80 days. Medical" · benetill available {certain reswclions llll>iy). II inteiestecf, oiOp 111 McDonald"s ol Gallipolis or Rio . Grande and picM up an apphci- tion. · upper Babyoitter nelded lor 12 year old 4:30 PM 814 .....83114 11or in ounrnar. Call altet Yard sate-May 3111 & June 111, aecand houst Pill Salisbury Grade School, g lit ?. -BooklteepertSecretary AR. -.P. Kno. ;Payroll, Repons, Computer legde and Various Accounting and Office Skill& 25-30 Hours Pl. Pleasant & VIcinity 21 Burdette Edition,· apPiiancea, futnilure, bllbJ .clolhes. and lots mare. frj..Sat May 31at.June1st Woeklf lllall Resume' ond ROflr· enci>s to: Cllflaide Goff Cour11 100 CIIHslde Drive. Gallii!Oiia. OH 45831 3 Familf 8-1 & 8-3 2115 111. Vernon, books, adult & gir'' name clolltlng, misc. ll-5. · Christmas Around lhe WOrta : Lo.cal dislricl hiring .supervfao11, en-. joy commissions. overrides, bonuses, tri~s. wlparty plan & rund raising sa)es . Work from home. Tltephofta. car, rree training ra- · ~ired. 1-800-371-IS:'S. 308 41h St Mason. Thur, May30, Frl, 11oy 3111 &. sa~ .line taL ~-Fomlly f(id sate Sit J~no Ill, 8·5. 41 Burdlltl Addn. Furniture. cnjldren'o clot~l"'l, dianet, IOyl, _m-:'-it<_il8ml. _ __. . ·- - - - - Demonstrators- Chflatmu Ar· ouncf The World/ Glho 01 Houoe Of Lloyd. Would you Hke 1 free Christmas ·and ea~n extra' caah? cat1 Clr)ll ~814-8411-3:l01 . Dopendoble baltyolnor for lhree children In ~Y home. muJt ~ave reterencaa and be·reliable, days may vary, '814-985-3825 or.614- . 965-9835. DriVers:·+ Dls,patchers Haeded eaa A-t Taxi, 814-441·1441. E~rn $1000s weekly stuHine e~­ velopes al home. Be ·your boss . Start now. N~ e•perience. Free auppilol, info. No oblitlltion. Sand Big "''d sele Saturday June 1st, S.A.S.E. 10 Pre11ige Uili1 tL, P.O. 9·'? 201 .Brown St. Masori. Ma- . Box '195609, Wlnlor Sprlngo, Fl ternily. baby, junior~ , plus lins, 32719. mens clothes. Nintendo, trumpec, llute, desk •. old bi"ae.b all cards, Education Coordinalor pooltion. a1 h llloigo SWCO. for lurlher inloretc. eenca,teou "lin· · metlon and ap'plicatlon call 114· • Big Ylud Sale. Sat June 111. Be- 992-8647. side Btrrelhead in Henderson , 1:30-3:00. Nice clothes, comfort- .E111perienced twlatlng and. cooling ers, glassware, baby ctorhes, ma.n, musl be able 10 install and service, good pay, ret&renCea replaypen, awinlr. wa*er. Cheap! . ~ired. 81<-985-3511 ' . Communi1y Yard Sale. June 111 or\ly. tlri>ad Run Road, tum right 11 Full-Tn Opemng For foil Exper> the Phillip Sporn Pjant.Come &, anced Medical Insuranc-e Clerk. Must Have Jhorouott Knowledge Briar !he tun sales. · Of CPT And.ICO Cod01 And Ba ' Garage sale: , Antique furn , Familiar With Computers. Send clolh81, ·bird cage, Nordic Track, Resume To: P.O. Box 33, Galli)>o· table & chaifl, heater. misc . .G-8 ~s. 01-145831 . 9m. out At 2 N 31st-1st. HELP \'IANTED Men /Women Hugo 2 famil.1 mov1ng aalt. Ma1 Earn $480 Weekly Assembling . 31 & Juneut 2305 Jefferson Circuit Boarcli fEiectronlc ComAve. Bam-? ponenls At Home. Experience Unnece11ary, .Will Train. ImmeMasan-SiltUrday, Junet-D:OOam. diate' Openings Your local Area. Beside Village Pizza, children & Call1-520-880·7891 EnD10V4. · adult clothes, houaehold 1tems, lots more.-Rain·ctate June 8th. ~lp wanted- apply in ptK,IOfl aa $3.99 per min. Must be '18 vrt• llize 4-5. ' .. 4131 mo. pel They have helped Call 1·1100-888-4900 ·Ext•.-193 · .Love Family Matters AUowYour ~neiPBychlcto AlslstYou ,..,.988 8600 Ext.t277' · alii Per ililn;... u.a.btll.rro. T_...Tont lltquiNd 8trv--u (118) 845 8434 ' ""'... dl!1 edrion 10:00o.m. Saw>diy. I 4 Sf• Week 0k1 Uixed PUps, Part lab, ~14-367-0311 . • Childr6n, Adult Clothing , ToYs. Smgla Size Waterbed, More t 1 · Calic.o kittens. 8 wefls old, black Mile Past Cef118nary On 14 f, and white, yellow Rnd-while, 814- Graham School Road, 5th House On Lilt,' June 11~ :ird. . 992-'laao. -~~~~~1~M~e~l•\· J.t?F~em~a~l•::-1 Communi.Y Yard Sale, Bake Sale• .~~~~~Go~oot-W'-it_n_c_h-lld_- Salurday, 8/ht, g A.ll. -2 P.M. ~ Pvppllo, a1o1-31111-8S32. Free wOod Fo~ Winter Heating! For lnf9rmati0n Call Ski Edwards, 8t4-3f7-734t . ·• ll'slness .· day edition- 1:oopm Friday. Mon- 3 -,r old Oalm'atian, to country Canldges, Videos, homo. Can no1 be' chained up. No C::~•ildre~. Worneo" Plus Clolhing, papers. 30,_675-2948. 24 Cen•el Ave, ~ Neecl .Direction? All Vard .Sales Muit Be Paid In AOvance. Oeildline: 1:OOpm the day before the ad Is to run, SUn- 2 st.~~ ol tempered glass, 8'4· ·x 3'11•, :!04-675-8114. . ·-'$3-99petmln. ·.. : 'o MUst be 1e yrs. Serv-u (619) 645-8434 ,, . Local BusinesS ia looking to ·hire someo.na who is .tilay going, 6 Family : Corner Of Rt. t24, & Brick Sl. Rulf&nd. Sat 8 A.M. · Kittens 614-387- 777~ Cai·Ahar 5 ~"'- 1 Big '""' oele, Salunlov on11. 957 Broac1Wa1 SL, Mlddlepor~ Oh, lola of -flhl"ff, gins clothing, newbofn to 24 mon1hs. 2 N Rlpley Ad 8345. Fri 51 811 8-5-Typewrilef', couchl chair. Women• clothing, at malh, can wofk wllh pu~ic and has excenent wo~ habits. Expllrienee a must Will have to mivet oul of town on occasions ,for .meetings. Full time wiith benefits, Sal 11t acro11 trom Sav• A-lol· Camp Conley. Slereo .,.. tem~2 large speakers , 2 tv•s, 2 chair~ C8'118L clrothe' kits more. rgood pay. Sand resume to: P.o . Do• 542,1<en. OhiO 456-13 SII-June 1St, · 9-~ t 1141)1i. out ' Need 8 Lodies To Sell Awn, 614· Saturday, sam. 1IT'll from Henderson. Laroe Woman·s. infant ~md IOdders CiolhOI & mile: terr,s. No~ Taking applications . Domino's of GaNipoNs. Sal· posilions available for CNA"s, all shilts. For more· Information please COfll&c:t Jan Elias, ADON Friday, Saturda~ . Seasnens. Ctalta, Iliac:.Oall•lltdg.lloclney. · 112 Mllt1 Riel! Pearson Auc11on Camp1iny, full lime auction~r. comptere auction service. liCen11d •ee,Ohio & West Virginia, 304· 7'n-5785 Of 304-773-5447. 90 . ~-3358. ~Rd. BantlltWaeCIIeOayCa•o. I knows compu18rs. can sell •. good 31: 80 · _ Public Sale · and Auction 1st Church Of God, Proceeds R>maray,OH.; Home Typists, PC users needed. $45,000 income potential. pall 111110-5t34:M3 Ext B-93f6. · terior, 1oys, clothing-large stze womens. also. sizes g. !0. boys 614-915·4110 .. . courtS,_Gr~l. Patio Sale: 2213 Mt Vernon, Ju· •he1st, 9·'? Ceiling fans, home in· Vl!tfiQSOIIAal lAVE ..fiUICIS • $3.99 Per Min . . HowardEx cavatin 3 famity Uirage sale, State Rou• millions lind fortune, success and love. The future atartt today! 32124 Happy'HottoW Rd. Middeport, OhiO 45760.. Danny & Peggy Briekles Serv'U1(6l4) ~H434 ' ' . .Ext. 1449 $2.99 per min. Must be 18 yrs. l'orl~e . BilmiStiW Mil ' ~-~ ~r '11'"· . MI!JI ~ 18,yl'l. Ext. t4n ' I 1-~~ · J' tlit. 1021 Pomeroy, . Middleport & Vltlnlty Let a PSYCHIC · change your life. SAWMILL · elltNOW " . .. ' Just the mate of your choice. 1-900-988•6988 H&H Otd~tllne 1 .. ---.- ... ·~ Man or Woman . of · pi8ems Never b!t lOnely 8111\\n. • Tnura, Fri. Sa~ Girlocout Sat Inlido & Out AI In, Shine, 9· 7 Loto 01 Everything! t611i Mcqo1mlck Rd, Gailipolis. ' for,... · ~rv-U (619) 645-8434 hr. AN NOUNCEMENTS LINDA'S . PAJIITING No Nagging! ' um&stone, Gutters Pomeroy, Ohio . Friday, Saturday'. 580 Reece Hollow ,...,l.,.,let •• tllr It Date-Line No arguments! WICKS IIULING '., HOWirdLWrlltlsel · •NtwG81'8tltl •Electrical & Plumbing •Aoollng ' •lnttrlor & Exttrlor Pllnting Alto Concrttt Work (I'REE ESnMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill lllz.ez15 614-9115-4107 614-742-3337 (time Serv·U (619) 645-8434 Chat-Line Hey Guysl!l Your special girl is waiting to hear from yqull 24 Hours A Dayll Call now · 1-90().:446-1414 Summer Images· · FUGUN1' New Location . Middleport, Ohio 1-900-255-0500 4x4'•-4xt~• •,.... Low RatN) YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVIa •ROCim Addition• 1x&; 1x8, 2x4, 2x6 .B'-10' 30., a·tt. 14'-16' 35¢. ft. Aleo IYallable · $2.99118r miriut" · Must be ·18 yrs old ServiceU more. TD)'S, per min. · ·Must be,1,8 yrs old. Serv~U (619) 654--18434 SAWED LUMBER. 1·900·988·8988 . EXt .•6733 810, 9-7 3770 State ' Or1ental $~.99 ·.C!iUS) .· Your. SWeetheart close as your plirom~ 1 aR01111 Atltlliows SPOR'TS/ ENTERTAiNMENT GENEUI •Completa Many Cara • Trucktl• 4x4'e . • Vane to chOose froml .... Gtngtts •Stn Doors &willows - L . .. Talk line to our gifted psychics on questions loire, succesa, care, _"'~ . · mates, eel-help and ........., Wltttlows lltl1 mo. pd. MGM Psych .... 614-992·2772 8!30 A.M.-3:30 P.M. Res.: 614-992·2524 Truck: 614-441·7558 ~Garagea 16 PONTIAC TRANS AM T-top, loade!!, air--.....___, $3695 86 PONT. GRAND AM 4 cyL, s speed, nice...!..- .............-$1995 83 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYAL L6aded, 305 auto.-.-.......... $1095 83 OLDS CUTlASS aos auto...:......- ......._,_.................. $99$ · 85 FORD RANGER 414 v-s. s spd. wlbedliner, roll bar.--...$1995 8~ .CHEVY 1/2 TON Short bed, acyl., auto. - -..-$1895 82 DATSUN PICKUP 4 cyL, ssp<~., new painl-....;...........-$1095 81 CHEVY BWER 414 SILVERADO Auto........- ..._~-.~S2J95 : 531 BRYAN PLACE MIDDL~PORT, OH. - Quality Work Competitive Rides •New Homes 81 FORD T·BIRDAuto .. 87,000 act. miles"..;.-..........- ........$695 J&l SIDING & INSUlATION WILDING IIRIICI. IOiEII IISSELL 'CONSTRUCIIOI 4995 ' FREE ESTIMATES • 6~4-992-7643 ·. , ••• 8 Famil1 : llaf 30th· 'June 4th, 2 Miloo Ou1 554 From Red Llghl In Cheshire, Okyer ~d,. Clolheo, K1ds, AdultS I Plus S1Zes, Misc. llel'l"'9. ' Talk to Beautiful Gi(f$ ' !1121/111 mo. 1 ~· "r 992-3eoT ONLv 82 CHEV. 9-10 V--6, 5 apeed, • PB ..................................... $1995 91 BUICK LESABRE 4 DR. Lotded with all extraa. .Shlrpl .................................. $5995 88 FORD AEROSTAR VAN Auto. trana., dual air cond., PW, PL, tit, erultt.............................$4995 Iaroe: maltrniry clothll, baby June 4th & 5111 MaPle SL Maoon, WV. ClothOig, shoel, antique jar&, boule&, jugs and atot of other i18ml.' Live 24 HrS a day Free Estlmetes Auto. trans., air cond., stereo in our spare ••P nHde . Call now. opoit 7 dlyl. (<107)875-2022 E1l :UOO·I500 wkly lime. No Big 'IWd Sale Fri I SaL 403 Henderson SL, llam-7 DownspoUts 0811. Saturday, 111. llondoy, 3rCI••ather permtulng~ 24 Main SliM!, Rutland, OH. Loll o1 nice otothll· tlrro, 0-tmoo.: boy'o, newborn. 4T: womtn'a, · amall, PIUI IIZII: me~··· mldlum, I · Rt2 North, beside Or Rolhna Wrecker. Thur-Fri·Sat Ml!1 :lO)Ih,lunem Public Notice truck. .WANTEI>-t 10 people who need to 1011 weight & mw · .. try ,_ patented weighl -loll produn 304-7'n-5083 241wlldoy. s Family'- ·Athens; 0~~ . and Wanda McDonald, • Wellston; Debbie McDonald and Everett Williams, The Plains,; Benita Davis and Michael Warren, Pickerington; Mike and Donna McDonald White, Columbus; Stefanic Corbett, Hancock, Mil.; Jennifer Sines, Bethesda, Md.; Marcia (Cunis) Wells; Washington, C.H., and the host and llostess, Sam and Mary Curtis. 1-. Ancf ~Burn~ ' •·Family yard · sale~ Galltpolis Flf· ·Brook~, PUBUC NOnCE NOTICE II htrtby given thet Satunloy, Junt 1, at 10:00 t.m., i publle oale will be htld 81 thl raoldence of Lyle Swtln tt 3881S Loeuet Grovt Road, R"devlllt, Ohio 45772, to ttll tor c•h tht following collltrtl: 11178 Modtl Commander 2, Strlal No . 2TRCFQ1022832 White JoAnne~ Hauy Holler ·rttldence, 32111 Pinell<cw, Ad, Rocint. • ry across from Akzo ptant fri-Sat 1!1-7 . ·-·-· ;....-----... . . . . . -'!"FamHy reunion_-,. - - . . The Curtis-Eslocker family ' ~eunion · was hdd Sunday at th_e t ',:home of Sl!JTI and Mary (Eslocker) ; • Curtis, Raj:ine. _ _ A pot-luck dinner was served at .•• -noon. Games and fellowship were "·enjoyed in the afternoon arid evening. • ·Recognized for coming the-fanhest - -was Sally McDonald Price of Coro- · ~.;' ria, Calif. Her twin sister, Sue " McDonald Bicknell, d~ ve from Uoncfoy, T'IOI•doy- June 3-~. up QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS C.J. & Country Gentleman ' 8-11 rood; tllenct aouth . 84 .' lnsllllled Limited Time otter Call tOday wfth your· · window •lzU for a free Scipio V.F.D.·S.R, 684 Sat., June 1$t,.3 p.m.·1 p.m. ·Food. games & prizee = __.,..._a_v_rc_ln_lly.;___ 110 Help Wlftttd 1 1 t 42 *ATTENTION" ~~~~~~~~-·-- Heir StyNII Nliedocf For Jo--1 IWI Ancf l<urf, 81 ._._.._ _ College On 325 Turn Right On · Ming..-.lbou._. · cherry Ridge, 1 IIIIo On Right, Satuld"f, 8om-4pm. Rldfonro on WELCOME Womtns & Mtno Clothing. Cur- Roc:I<I!Wintll Rd. Ciolting (m.,·a. Joanne's Kut & Kurl lairs. Ultc. he!m&. · · . women's, children's), •.~~:erciH ~uck McGurte Moving tRummage Sale: Maly equipment including Catdloghde, Ka"'" Bums 301h -Juno Ill 8:30 A.M. -5•00 _ml..;.oc.,;..;.:llt'llli=...;,._;;__ _ _ __ JcianneSheett P.M. 4 112 Milea Back Of Addi- " 814-448-9496 · Saturdoy. June 111 oncf Sundoy, 10n, (Swiahor Hill) (1\ainiSI'ino).. Junt 2. ~Sale' '22 jMII ot 70 Yard Sale llowlno Sal•• June 11~ 7 A.M. Til Marri1100 Sail'. Buy one get one 7 11211 S.moet Drive. Uppo• SOC· 1,.. ijomo Including Doha jigsaw, ond Avenue, Items For E"llr& Honda tnDtcwq'de, copper keales. GallipoliS Home I Smaii _H ,nd Toolo, Furni- lqcated II ond of Sbuchor Rd. on tu"i,llioc. No Tors Of Clolhel. · · Naylofl Run, o'ne oncf 112 milll & Vlclnhy from tno Ohio Rlvor going -;-;:;;:-:;:::::;:-;-::~~~--:=I Moving Sale: . Refrigerators, Spring AY.,.,,, out of IOWn, tum 1001 Roush lane,. Chellhlr' May Drentrl , Tablea, . Clothll, riahl onlO Starcher Rd. Call 8t4· 31a~.June2nd.9:00To8:00. Somethino For E...,onel450 112 llt2-778G. , 4 FamilY : 6 Miles So. On Rt. 1 First Avenue, Alley Behind 78 301h. 3 1 s~ ~~~ u.J, 814• ~S8tion, Fn -Sal Saturdoy, June 111- 15 Riverview ll<ldi"'''f1. lllm-7 •Double Hurig elnsulated FIREMAN'S FESTIVAL · LOll: White Female Poodle, Rt. 1150 Near The Do-11 Center, 614. 4>0<1-1954, •Tilt-In ................ . 19500 lOll Friday evening, tell off Solo: June 111. 9 A.ll. -3 01 Ev.ylhlngl 3811 St. For Salol REPLACE.ENT WINDOWS .5 , Clothes. Baby ttema, Clo1nes.1n lost· mate St Betnard, last · A~ Size, Lots MiiC. Rain IShine. on Sellers RidgeiPorUind area, wry timid. AEWAAOIII Con- May 31 i~ June ~~~ a-., 3805 Rt. , 23SG. tact Suzanne ,. Bentz , S14•·94QI - 7"Addison Everything In House . We wUI work within !(Oiir budQ4!t Ph. 77M173 FAX ~11111 108 Street II 882-1701D 10. · Lo•ge Nolahbortoood: Sat, June 111. V:OO Tll2:00, 1 1 9 ~ Ofl Fairfield Cantan•ry nou Gingerbread House, camera Lorge Yard Sale• Sat 81 t. 8:30-5, Multi Flmily FridoJ, Saiutdey, 173 whh 5 '""' of WO<IdWig pictures in First House Paat Bodimert In S. Tltlrd Av• .. lllcldt.,.rt Avon, Cal&, ~NcaH 014-24N!961. Rodney, , AI. 35, . Loti Babf 91bW, I Houlll"old, Hew hlmll hange,., "No JOb Too Lllfrle or Too SrM/1" , to Washi ~ Found: •.mall brown Bo.er pup, Smith Run Ad. Yiciniry, call 814· ServiceS o Steel S81es & Febricellon • Repair Welding (614) ·H1-11')1 ~County !'IB,I1;1')7; 11'0 AUthorized AGA Oilirlbutitlr • w~ &lppleo • tndullriat'au..:• MIICfllna Shop .. dfyt tfttr dttt ot iM OMnlrll tlltt'tot ..... Ct1111ty. Comml!l.lenwe IWII'll . . lie lilht to Wllwe any IIIIOIF Fll or to Mjto1 any or tllllde. • llfM llolfw•a. IIUcldll'lt . Found•....,ob•-Ad, vici ' • dog. Kir911>uryt 11 ...1112-82110. Gllllpoh ' & VIcinity Overbrook ·center ~.as . pan ume or Shelli Pickens, DON, at G14· 992-&l72 01 srop in and fill out an apglicalion. Part· time honie health worker . 304-175-5091 ', Petra Fashions. DeSigner li~e. Now boOking sh.owl & rectuit(ng ·c onsultants 1n this area . Graa1 opportunily, e·xtra cash, free lingerie & 1011 ol fun . For info. C'lll Jol1nnL 614-245-9633. ; ' ' Wanted .10 BUy 1NO'~ toy's, G.l. Joe, Star War's eel. Will pay laif pnce based on condition. ·81<1·448 -8630 after e Postal & tiov't Jobo $21, tH ; + Benefits. No E~~:p. Wm Train , fgr Appl And Info 1·800·538-3040. ' pm Clean La't • Uodel Cars Or Trucka, 1,9DO M,odala Ot.. Nawer, Snutl1 Bu;c;:k Pontiac, 1900- Eallem ,..,.,•. Gallipolis. Postal Jobs · 3 Position• Avail able, No Experience N~essary, For Information, Call 118-784 0016 Ext. 4030., J & 0'1 AuiO Porto. Bu11ng ilalvooe ve1t1c111. Sallinci ports. 304· 7'n-5033. Non-Working Washers, Dryers. Stovll, Refrigerator~, freezers. Air Conditioners, Color T.V.'s, VCR'a. Aloo Junk COla, 814-258- t238. ' . Top dollet- · • Serv·U (619) ' ' 845•8434. Top PriCII l'lid: Old U.S. Coiioa. Silvl!, Gold. Di•monoo. All 014 Ctllilcnlllll. Paperwoighta. Etc. II .T. S. Coin Shop, 151 Sacond ~.Galipolio,l14-442e42. Wantld To lloly: AIID'I & Jrucko f.rrt Concltton, 6i4 ' " 8012. Of ' 1141416 FIIR'f. ' Wonltd To Buy: Junk Autoo Wltlt Or wunout Motors. Ca'U larry l~lt4-31U30:t 1~!;!~::.:_:..:.2:~=: 1· �- Friday, May 31, 1996 . ~y •lllcldlepott, Ohio The Dally S&nllnel• Pegl t Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio ALLEYOOP . - . ............. NEA Cro11word Puzzle PHU..LIP ALDER 2bdrm . apta. , IOt81 elec:ttiC, ap- pliances IUrnlllltd, IIIIMW room flc:ilillos. ciON "' In ....... Appllca~ona ..aillbNI at: Vlllogo Groan Apio.- or cal 814-11112· 3711. EOII. AI,., ............ ,M-1 : Sonwontl m mow rnobill homH .~~ttlf, mutt hewe own I £*\• tl aJbjecl 10 1he Foderll Flllr110111q Af!. . .I ~-par ia negotiable. ol1888- ...... lfllgll !lho Souillom Local School 01 .. ltrict hao illo following coacltiniJ 0 tolftlono ovoH...,. lof h 1 ot7 ochoCII roar: usia)anl hiGh - · O<dllel~ililllllon --·junior..._.-· vollow.,.., jufllor high junior ltigh '!Oft • • - · jtrior !>IDh girl's ......... and junlot ..._. - ltadin( ..dviiOr. All applh:antl must " ' " ' " or oblaln • apor~ medicine ctrilflcoit and o CPR card. PIHoo oend lnqulrlti 111 llr. James t..<onct, ~ondlm, s.u~~~~m Equal Clpporllfity E........ . iahted: Ortvlf w/COL, .Clall I, Coun!Y: Going, Got~ .. TWII Oui Neighborhood Rd. 22 1 0 - "'l'ff pmoronco, - on .-. Color, religion, ---ornallorel 'origin. (If IIITf _ . , molleiiiTf oucll pmor•ICO, llml&alonorcl8cilli••"'•·· l1llil ,_.....,., ... not kl-r>if occept -fo(IMf-11 - i t lnvloflilon olhiiW. Our- ... a.ro1>y ..- ~ au 1n. 'lllocino. Ohio 45771 . SLSO. io on 458 112 Second Avenue, tltfofiMd . .ihll , .. nawopapar ····In are 1 • . ..,. on 1ft equal hiz, mat,. l rank endorNmlfUI, 2yro oxp. 304·175·43D3 ofltr 5lm . OIII)OIU'jly - · 310 Homes lor salt 1 bedroom cottage. Jefler1on ,.., $45,000. 304-e75-7462. 2 Bedroom in New .Heven, .hard wood noora, nrport & porch. $32,000. 304-372-qiS. Counlry Acrtt With . Pond S28.ooo. t Acrto •••.soo; 10 Acres $17,000, Near locka I Com, 3 Milos Oui THno Run Rd. 5 Aerts S12,000, 7• lcret With Pond $12,000, Nice L...., 8 OS$11,900. ~r· - Col For Maps • Owner Financing II\IOrmoilon. 1O'llo 011 Cash Pur· BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES f\T jACKSQN ESTATES. 52 WtoiWood Dr!Yt rrom $244 10 1315. W.lk 10 ohop I ,mo•lto. Coli 114·448-2581 . Equal Houiilng Opporllniiy. Building sitea in Syracuse. thrH cilttrontloit, coU 81•·11112·2262. Furnlahod 3 Rooma & Baih, Uplilill. Uflllios Furnllltod, Clean, No Poll, Roltrenc:e, llepooli Ro· qulrod. 814-44-1519. loti for r1nt: Now taking applicadons, ·Country ta,. Mobile Home Paf'k, Gallipolis Ferry WW. 304· 875-5421 . Parce~avallable for new home consu lion on Rayburn -Road. 5 parcel ranging hom 1 .841C to 5.32ac. Paved road, county wahH, reasonab'e restrltlioOI\ Map and info a·1ailable on request. No sin· gle wide inquiJiea please . 304· beauti,ul 2ac loll, public warer, Clyde Bc,oon Jr., :lOol-578-23311. Wan_ted to buy· one acre lot nVI, mostly level, RacineJ SYraCuse/ letart/ Portland area, 614·94g... 2543. wlndOwt, Carpet, C:ompltle new kitchen and bath, garage, run Furnished Apartmenl 3 Rooms & Baih, All Uililies PoOl, Downaiolfl, g 1SI Second Avenue, $285/Mo., "8 1 4'!~5. Furnished EII. All Utlllilea pd, ~ro boih. S145 Monih, 119 2nd A... 814....,3845 2 bedroom house remodeled. no bath, living room. eat-in kilchen, pPI,_il,:, _ 30_4,.·7_73_·5_7_8_•._ _ __ lamily room. Walk In closets. 2 car 2 BedrOom Houat, 2 Bedroom garage, 1acre. 304-882·332e af· Trailer AC, In Gallipolis, 61 .. ·446tor llpn. 8849 For lnlo<mation. Four bedrDOm, lwa bath home in 2 Bedroom, S175ma. Need r.eferS,racu•. 14138 family room, one encea & deposit. Call 30~ · 875· ,., garaoe. equipped kitchen. U29 aher•oopm. ltQ,OOO 080, 81 4-912-511e2. 2bedr0om house, carpeted, carport. Deposit & lease required. No polo. $3501mo. 30•·875-5904. """-Groat And.._ lnwrn~:tional Cup Cflder u• -$500 81 .. 441-0815 a-,,... 12.5 HP CrohiiNn 31" , , Ike,_, ..so. 81•.et2-3044. 24~ Graci®& living. 1 lnd 2 bodroom aportmohil ai Vlllago Manor and 24 Ft. Self-Contained Cemper (81~)-<148--4345 aflaf 5 PM. Nice two bedrDOfh apartment. no pail, 814-8112-51158. 171-~. 12" •P'IIkoro for cor boom 1101. poriablt CO player, itl7 Chewy Aotro Minivan, $23$5, ftoi 10p gut. tat, everything reduc•d. Dav•·s Swap Shop. 812D SR 7 N, Choaltiro.. Biuo Camper Toppar For Truck. F;11150,6t4-245-5n3. AKC llogillort<l MaliaN PYppita, Baauillul Wlllla Cooia, Mokos •Cieod Ctftllljllftioftl For 814-742-2757. .wanted To Do. Three bedroom hom' in.country, ~ cell Hill Rd., Ruiland, orw boih, in-ground pool, 814·992·5087. Thr•• bedroom home with car· port. co!Mge and outbuilding in Pt Con's lawn Care. Residential, Pleasanl. Will sen on land con· Churchea. & Cemttariea, Rea· iniCI, 814·992·5158. . ...-Rei111814-3J'II.21M7. Three bedroom, bath. living roorri. Gan.,ai.Maintenance-. PainlinQ, famNy room, eat-in kitChen, base· Yard Work Windewa Washed mtnt, two car garage, cefltral heat . Gutlera Cleanaod lighl Hauling, and aif, in Racine, 81~·SI4f9-303C. ,Commeric•l. Realdenlill, Slfl'le: 320 Mobile Homes 81 ...- -. for sale Georges Portabte~ S.wmil, don't haul ,.... logo 11> iho mil juot call 1968 Richmond 12x60. New fur304-875-11167. nace, underpinning, parlially fur· Houooc,_.ng, Reoideniiol, Com- riohad. $4,500. 304-882·3630. metcial $1.00 Hr. $20 Minimum, 1975 Festival 14X70 3 b&draom, Ali< For Dobltlo, 814-245-8071. 2 baih, $6,500. 304-675·2928 or Lawna llowt<l & Trimm~. Ha.. Equipm.nt. Roaaonabla R••••· Senior Cltlztn Diacaunt. For An Ea..,.., 814·241-5755. 304-875-2382. . Hl76 Dixie. 2 new car- pol, good cond. $6.295. 30U75· 5708. Lookil\0 For Mowln8 Jobs. Will 19QS 14.152, 2 Co9"e O}II .And Give Ealimares bedroom, hear pump. $14 ,995. Call 304·675· On Lawnt. Have AU Equipment 2642 or 30~-675-7705 . lo i>o .Tho Job, 614·441 ·0318 Aatt. For Normar:-; 814f·4.4f8· 3798 1995 Clayton 14x70 2 Bedrooms. AM For DaM. 2 Bathrooms,.. Garden Tub, All NAY~ Businell· BIB Odd Jobs· New Applianc'es, WaSher fOrver, ~. '3Qo&.e~78. Built In Hutch All New Furnltural ::....-'-:-·~-:::---::-~-:-- Oak Porch, 8x10 Building, 614· Professional Tree Service, Stump 441 .o()1}g Aha~. 3!9·2566. call G14f·440·3091 preferably be· for Rent Moon Mobile $~ . 000. eu- WV. 30HSS.5885. New Bank Repos. Only 41 leh. Still in warranry. 304-755-719,1 . Price Buster. 1996 3bedroom. s·B25 down. S159Jmo. Free deliv~ ery & setup". Only at'Oak~ocd Will dO all Interior and. euerior painl. tHus some carpenter wotk. Hometr, N""' WY 304-755-5885. FINANCI AL 210 Business Opportunity· INOTICEI • OHIO VAllEY PUBliSHING CO. recommend• lhat rou do busi· nell wirtl people you know, and References And Oepoah Required, 814-4WB-6890. Furnished, private lot, porch, yard, good clean condition no pets,. S275 with water, 3Q.. . &e22-anytime. Two and three bedroom mobile homes. starting at S2.. 0-S300, sewer, water and trash included Save$S. 1998 double wide repo. 3bedroom, 2bath. Will deliver & aetup on your lot 304· 755-5500. 814·192·2187. Three bedroom 1874 mobile 440 home, t2x70, $1900 , 814·109- 2526. 330 Fanns lor·Sale . . • Apartments lor Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartment~ fur· nished and unfurnished( ..,.;urity deposil required, no pets, 11•· 992·2211. hollritg, . 2!00-110,000 F~ APPROVAl. . 1211&5 11er and Stptlc addison Pike 814f-3117-71QQ 814·3151-5043 CamHtOUncll tor 1811 an river. 1-...:.....:..~:....:.-,____ wil finanCe. 11....,...252e. 25 Acr... 'Hannan ·Trace School D;stricL Small Totiilcco Alloimtnl, Attlltil. 014-2!111-1811 . 5 Acret Loceled SsiiOr Aaatt, 310 . tlorMI for Silt Area, 614-258-8336 Aher BP.M. South Of ViniOf'i, 110,500, 81~ · 388-1521 . 1 BR. Aparimant Unlurniohod. WI Ston IRefrlgeratt. No Ptttl ••ts.OO W.i•lncluded. 1100.00 OapooiL 8t4-446~17 35 Woot Z Bedroom Brick Town· hous•s. 12111 Jackson Pille,· Gal· li'Polll, Acrou From Cinema, 12D51Mo. • lleposli, Aan101 lnb· matlon, 814·448·0008, Or Write, PO. Boo tU, Gollipollo, OH 454jl1 .. . w;i Oofiwr. 61.-8119-8441. Riding mower, $400, 814·8oll· 2528. Soo11 ·12,000 BTU ole, $350; Ropor 7,000 BTU ale, $300; 814· Mabile home lol tor rerw. StOOimo. 9112-38515. 304·578·21183. STORAGE TANKS 3,000 GillOn Upright. Ron Evan• Enterpriaaa, Trailer Space For Ren1 On Ball ,lockson, Ohio, 1·100-537·11528. Run Read $10!)/Mo., References Required, 61 .. _.4f6·4f1 11 Oayrime, Tires, • Nlilll FlrOSiont, 245 175 • Or E""'ings. 814-448·7157. 1aLTS80E1Ch,814-~. . MERCHANDISE 51 o Household · Goods Appliances : 7'195. Broyhill wing bacli. club chair; tri· pie draU8f wllighled mirror huiCh tap; luiVqueen size headboard: 2 maple end ill!fal. 814-985-3595. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, drrers , refrigerators, rangea. Skaggs Appliances 78 Vine Street Call 61.t · ~46 · 7388; 1·80Q.4D9-3499. OePot~. Aalilng IlliG Eall1, 1 fo' molt. 2M ..... 114-~. 114-441-!17!Y, 81.._7!D7, . · CFA Roglolol~ Porolan Kln..,o $250 Milt lnd Ftmllo 114-2!188107 ., Minlalure Schnau:r.•r puppiU, WATER WELLS DR1UED Fast Reasonable Service 8UWat.kins Produc:ls for sale, call 814·9~..:!027. WHITE'S METAL DETECTORS Ron Aliaon, 1210 Slcond JINa. ooe, Gailirrofla, Ohio 814..... . 43311 Would like to bu~ used plaalic ladder for above ground poor, 81•·1192·5053 alitr 5pm. Young Gltll Btdroom Suilt In· cludes: 1) FuR Size Uu tl wd. 21 Dlil. llrosllr Wilh llil10f. · 3! ctteot Of o_._ •I Co-/Hutch. Campers & 790 •.-a Grtnd Am .:i Door, La-. 1874 aeU-col'llli11tcl camper wit IIWning, sleeps 111, 12500 S7.10. . Now Tifel, Runa Oood, $2,800 colll14·9411-302i'. • Fiim, 11+1145-&4.fll. , . SFRV ICES . 11180 Hytindll Eoctl OLS, 111111m casatitte, air, poWer moonroor. Home atarm IUiem, 80.000 mllel, 810 131011, 814-7•2·2125. • . IT~ "'TII>\E'.- 'ID FI<OHT !olin\ ~~~~I 1gag Chtvy Coro;co, 4cyt, 2.0 run• gr.... :!04-773- Motor Homes UKt: 61U.Y O€C.IDE.D NOT , ... f\ONOI?£D Tfo.C.TIC. t• .... N-I~YlOC\I\Y, Ul£ mFl!::il\1' N-IIJll1EJ: .1 . e~~~twwa II Not porfoo niecl 1 .-c. 8colt of 4 lilount8inridgl 5 Numller carda In 1 Roman deCk? I Eoplonoge Clrl· tiMvo-- a.- Is I I 1·.· , r ... college commencement a fa. mous author mused, "Today's troubles are caused by people ...,--------.,.--. wanting to,b!! more •••• - • - •• ~,.N_,E..;;,L-r.T--.-E_G..,....-1· fhan they are: · · 1 ., I ~ · ImProvements . '·•• IJ BASEMENT WATERPROOFING UncoMiionsllllailme gyarantn, Local reference~ turnllhtd. Cat (8141 441·0170 Or (814) 2371 0488 Rogers WltOfP<OOiing. eoj ilbliohad 1D75. 1. You old . Eora; TaU, (8141·25141 55 fslht Scivlnrs You'll Find In rhe . .C/Guifled Seer lOri. Regilitrod Alredall pupploa 1 Wits pid, .ahllil and wormed 1200 CI!B 14-25&-1713. • Mullclll • lnst~ Yamsha Synlhtalz:er ·Keyboard $80; Acouottc Guliar ••o 814· PR INT NUMBfRED LETTERS . f' ' I' 1· I' I' ·I'· 1'. Ia I'· I .. I· I I I I -I I I I UN~CRAMBLE FORI ANSWER SCftAM.m'S ANSWIRS 0 Roglot~ · Fomalt Bo1or Orti wr Fl1~. Al.l Shqia. e 8 ,.9 I I Compiolo rko chuckle qual~ • . . . 1 bv IUhng in lho m;a;ng words 1 L-....1.-.I.......J--'-:-L--' vou do .. lop from sfop No. 3 below. f) S.HORT INTERVIEW. .... 16 I 17 I .I @ 0 57.0 31 Wrher'o - · · ·1 YOU ~EN!. lUI IM2D. O!iiiB' .Dumbly • Oasis , Guild - Mumble'- BIGAMY : A friend had gotten married anil divorced numerous : times. I had a,bumper sticker made for him that ·read: : · "Two rites that make a wrong- would be BIGAMY." I FRIDAY 448·4014. 580 1111 O!ds ••2 T· Tops Grey Silver Si.-nts. Pick 'tbur Ownl Call Like Now- One OWner. 20,200 Milaa Fun Po-. Gorogo l<opt.J 11323. i:loudoW.,_ 114-245-5121. c-ad. (81.41-446-0tOD · FARM SUPPL lfS &LIVF-STOCK o 61 Farm Equipment Holland tobacco· attter, e~ec. COn<! $550. 304-875-3124. Spreader S150; Olac Plow StOO, 814·3711-2720 AFTER 8 ~II . Manure .. .~!~~ f.~!~op~'''t4~~~J: A-F8rmE!IIpliM. . . ' Squoro baltra, hQ rake•$400 up. I I - I1IIWblnft. dloito, ,..... 5Q't1£1111NG "'IIUr OISA!'I'OINTNENT C&C General ·Home Main -•" lentnce· PainrinliJ, vinyl sidin~ . carpentry, doors, windowa, bet mobile home repaw and more. ' ' free tatimale CJII Chet. 811·99 ,' FrilftSI Vegetables 00 Escort l)( ·4 Door, Auto, Air, AU·FY CUt., looks and run1 groat 2tiiiPO. $1100 OBO 814· 3711-2645 ,,_,up, Auto nancing "''" if yow h•v• . 'K;T \lollnl AN UNOEI!L'fiNG FE£UNG OF a>TIII\ISM , , _..... ~l ~: . Hong, finltlt, ..,.,, ~ Collfngo 1111!Ur~. plaator rapa can Tom ~-875-4118. 20 _ Earl'l Harne Maln..,H, vin oiding, roofing, -*lOr and · ... palniing, - · -~. ~t!lilona. FrM Eoiirila,.., 81 912-4232. ......... ilpackora, coiHniDrt, olhtr 1111 Nl..an Truck AIC Toppo HlltiUO· aqulpmtrtl. H-'1 Form- - 1111n, 1\lno 0-1e14-....8: frooman'o Hn,.... AM Cool~· erw.-.OH .,....._..._ ;;;'=I~IE;;;..._~ · ~~=--·,II·r J'!l.edon AM-..SIIVioe. E ·· ;; _, ~ 130 · LMtiiOciC' , 130 "~11. fWDS . . Arablarv ~imi ,OIII.o12moa. · 188• C - i t Grandrlllt CYI· old, Bar wl1il - n11ilo lnd lilt, -~ Wit, AMifll Dilltl, Go· $400, coll14--2318, · rtgo Ktpi, E•colltni Condlilqn, w ~Till r;:;;~ can help you undersland what to do to make the relalionship work. 1 SAGITIA.RIUS (Nov. 23.0.c. 211 You ASTRO,QRAPH · ·Mail $2.75 to ~tq,maker, c/o litis news· may lace opposHion from an unexpecled paper, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hill source loday . Do not make mailers Slalion, New York, NY 10156. worse by aHempling io bully or bluff your ; CANCER (Juno 21-July ~~ Today yqu way thrOugh lhe morass. may not work wall under pressure, so CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-JIII. 181 Today BERNiCE dQn'1 add tasks to your schedule without, you mlghl have·to acc:ount lor a lask you BEDEOSOL giving yoursell extra time to IICl:Ompiilh · were supposed fo take care of for some· them. · one else but tailed to follow through wilh. LEO (Julr 2:t-Au9. 22) You wUI nor be Have an atibii'eady. Immune to. bad luck today, so try not to AQUARIUS (Jan. 211-Fab. 111 Try to depend on good fortUne . When making avoid lelting peer pressure convince you crHical assessmenl8, at least be ltonesl to do somethi11g againal your betfer judg· wi1lt yoorself. ·• men!. When you say nci. ,_, Hsincerely. VIRGO (Aug, 23·Sapl. 22) Well·lntan- Plsc;JII (Feb. IIHIIIrch 20) Do not · tionM ln·lliW~J might Cl'llate problems In your •utfloritY to bully OfhaNJ today. The ~ •r ""'·~•old ·~- • rm11 ,__ paople you' push around n0w will find a 1 "' • ' Sawnlav June 1 11196 · '~ '"""""' .......y " yoa pe ",..,.. to shape your ~tic aiiii!NJ. T,Y to sll· way 1o get even With you later. intlte,.;.~r,ed. ueocWingwilltlndua' tlellteirlnpul. " ARIES (Milrch 21·Aptll1t) Your ideas 1r10ua liiiiM oould help you to adY1nce LIIRA (hpt. 23-0ct. 21) lsaueo you or IIUggelllonB may be Chailenood loday, vour EJidl you wll perfoml normally tolerate euHy oould lrriha YOU · _ , though you 'thought OtlteNJ were In · COiitAifliliillleir tutiCIIIol•· . today. Keep your temper uJ'ider coftt<OI tollilllllf•••~. Hindle l1lbutlala u tacl· _ _ , , , . . , J1..June 10)11 you and andllytollaylnchlnicte!, , ' . tullyupo 11lk. Yl!ll' flllll. , g M aiiOUia C111a1n llaut, icOR."~IO (Oct. 14 Nov. 21)~./~Udy YOU TAURUI (April lO-IIar 10) Proceed rte01we llln ~ i11111r lllali . _ . M 111M 10 be a ~aeraul 1*101'1 and tiN Ia caut1cJU11r In your bulintlu allalrllodly. 1n III,Jnt 01 . . . .. OullldiN wll not went . a marveloue aHrlbule, but do not go to You mar tl!l!1k you haVI canbOI ol • lilfU· 10 gaalniraliMd. Trying 10 peiCh up a· two- extr- lodaY. Your l1elptul- may don, but vour may IIIII haVI a ke"'';romance? The Aetro·Grlph ,...."*'AfhMIIt. ~, . • · . · . . use •1•a,::r IIIII. Con•••a~t~~., r ·• 840 Eltcblcallnd 814-3711-111111. .,,tllltlci!,._ Hill- 3(_-. llliYO ·~ - l o l , -Yicl ' :..~·H It ~I flllljlela, 'RetillarM Cl!iorllt ...... lril . _ & 'hi Aldilltl, IS._,.. Of• Muat 101 To Appttcloltl .1.000 Frnt, l1.....s10il· M••lch1mal~er ., Ron·a Til StrvJ.co, -liiNzing Ill ,lonilh alao atrvlc:ing moll othar brondo. Houaa caRs, 1·100· 717· 742·1100. · OOtS, W\1304·578-231111., . ·-. F-250, 111-ilc, olidlng llind- Roofing & gy,.,. ...._. homo ow In - . :!00 8 cyL, OCIIenl mod r C!lndiJion. . grnt work iruck, firli rt • 1nt dldtl a aiding, 35 •· I ~ • yoara oparlonco, B I B Roofing· .31110 " ~a-a . I ........ 1•· 048• an4 Corllir!ICIIon, 1114 ·082·2*' =23:::1:-:1~illl~s.;-:n-:':':-;:::---~- on ICIO 1!!1 ••, ll81 .QMC 3so : Small Biock Virtrl Woo~\~ Vlrwl..:..... ~:.:yo F-150 11.000 810· Z7V0..o EltP. trH'i:'i. ~ · · . In &ictt """'-. ••-7•;;:--: lg710odao, 318, IUIO, 11,000. 820 Plu-. _· "'"I •·com .........., cu~ :!04.e75-m Afllf 4:30pm 5) Nlghlii!Ond. . Hotpoirn electric cook1op & will All Wood, E1ce11ent Qualilr • oven. Also doubte bowl sink. Har- 11u11 SOl To Approclaitl Ptlco Chlctttnl llilr Hll· all lfpao ol ..., gold, '"ry gooc conG.. $12S 11,000.; ·1o ~ Oitltllollwlnn _,.,.~, ... 8an11m' ond lltaltf takto all. 304·875·3001 ofitr Blcwclt US; Anilqye Dreoaer I ChHt.floo: 81.·441·1423 AMr 3'30""' 8· ~M. Or~ I!M•I• · Refrig~rator, Waaher, Drylf, 30• Electr~c Stove, 30 "' Gu Slove. ·Zip The Foillr lolt Up To 301 Gu ..... Color T.V. $50 Each, Microwave ..... :!0 Day lo1only 100'11. Nlfural, Or. RocomS40, Air Condirioners. 6t.t·25t· ••••' 'mendod. No Sio,.adonl AoM 1238. Aboui FrHbln, 81.-446-1to4. . -~ liitt, wltiit, .mi. car 38 G....... rldgel 'S7c.ture · 35 , (i , Bu~l.,eas For Salt: Plt . -Shop. Fuly Equipp~. SIOCkld; IJrNi localion·, Striaut lrwflkitt only, Fl" mini Schnayz.,i, 5 wetka old. a11dng .1300 - · col 11411112·6407 3 PICI. . MCI 330.1. . . . Glorglo- CELEBRITY CIPHER FEED TilE D06 .. Loans. Dnltr Will a - fi. been . l'x18' TriA1Iolialer tl,2110;.114· rurned dOwn flHwhlre . Up1on Equipmtni Uo~ Cart. 30•·458· 24-9441 I A.M. To10 P.M. 1011D. ' Used Furniture, Couchta I Allis Cltalmon 8 Tractor With Chairs, Refrlgeralors, Freeura, CulilvaioNJ, .72 Ford Arizona Car, 720 1l'uc:ks lor Silt Washer, Dry*"• Oinettt Sell, Etc.· NoRuOI, 81--2518. '7D Ford F250 iiWD. $1200, 814-' 61'-446-4039, 814-446-100 •. Reconditioned 88e·7311 Waahers, Dryers. Ranges, Refrigratars, 90 Day Guarantee! French Citr Maytag, 6U -44fl· Counlt'r Fwrniture. 304·075·6820. Rt 2 N, Smiles, Pt Pleannt. wv. . TUOI·Ssi 9-8, Sun 11·5. maH until yau haive inv11Uf8t4d 1·(fl00ll»-7e87 Refrigerators, Stoves. Waaherl And Or~era, All Reconditi~ned And Gaurantudl S100 And Up, Trailpr for rent in GallipOlis area . 814-448-88-49. NOT'ID Mnd money.ihrou;t ihe No Mt Foe; Ont Clfl T-. Ali< lof Rod<y. 218, Galli polio, S25DIIIo. $100 Alao rratler space on r1ver. AU lncludea Water, 814· hook· upa. Calt afrer 2:00 p.m .• 256·8789, 614-256·1337. 304· 773-5651, Mason WV. 2bedraom, unfurnished, clean, 460 Space for Rent n ~ce. New parch, like new c:a.rpet, ntce yard, near Khool. ao.-882· Business loca1tan. 1.000 Sq. Fl. 2389. BUT DON'T FORGET TO AKC, cllomplon biOo<IMne, lhota & if'11'1110d. 814't8'7·3404. Now toktnt dopoalia on AKC Lots For Sate Gravel Hill Ce· w~lit & 111vor albia Oorman metery Cheshtre, $200 pet' gr1t¥a Shsphtrdo, rudy • go 8·12-1111. including Cornet" Stone• and Per- 30H75-7-4t5. 1• 1tt1 llus11ng LX 5.0 Automatic, poi"'!i Care. 814-3117-11214 Loided. 11!5,000; 15,000 BTU Air Poacocka 3 flllir, •ioo par pair. Conditione~; Dllhwashtr, .Workl Movies for ~te. SS/•a.; ataci 014--378-2101 ' -1814-401·11128. hutch lor oale, 81 4-8112·3:!0D. Pu""' Paloic:t - · · aGorclng, 1881 Ponlilc Sunbird LE, sun Murray Riding Lawn 11-. 8 HP, S"d Strvict Plrppin, ~ Pocltoigt. lOW milngo, ac, StOO, Also, 3 112 HP Soli-Pro· Buy, Soli & Trade, All Brood&. •-....... $5.500. 304·882·3391 polled- $50,814-046-9780. Poymonta Wolcomo, 814·111· w.liugt. Sleepinq rooms with cooking. Large Parking. SR 141, Cenlenary alruction. No Job Too Big Or Toe 3br. 2bath, 11799 dawn . 12751 Sm..!! Free Eatimates! 81.t-4.t8· monlh. Free delive.rr & setup. Only at Oakwood Homes. Nitro 2•s0 Aiik For .lc>e Sounder~ Frt1 Ell Colt14-446·2e37' JET AERATION MOTORS Repair~. New I Robui~ In SiOCii. Call Ron _E.. ns. 1·800·537·9526. 614·441-9590. Deposit, ~ Sun Valley Nur,sery Sc:hoal. CMilcere M-F 611m·5:30pm Agn 2-K, Young School Age During "Summer. 3 Days par Woo) u;ni· .....rrj 814-4415-3857. ond Pflnior, $2000 080, Rooms Queen Size Orlhopedic Ma11re11 2 Bedroom Trailer In Small Trailer Circle Morel, Gallipolis, OH 8H-- Set ·And Fmme. Never Used Still Patk, No Poll Ard o.pos;t 1 Ref· ••8·2501 or 814·387·0812. Ella· In Plalilc Cool S80D. Soli 1250, erence Required, 614.,.46-1 104. ciency Rooms. Cable. Air. Phone, 814-775-2360. Microwlwe a Retrtgefator. A & S Furniture, Mason WV. 3042 Bedroom Trailer On Neighbor773-53 .. 1. New Slore Houri. ROoms for rent • weell or monlh. hood Road. Rent Plus Deposit, Mdn-Fri 12noon-7pm. Sat Starting at S1201mo. Gallia Hotel. 12noon-5pm. 814-441-9755. We Buy .. Sell • S Home fmpcwement )Viii Clean 2 Bedroamo, 2 Baiho, Prl· Do Remodeling And New Con· Limited Offerl 1996 doublewide, . ,.,. Lot On Neighborhood Road, 5 clud~ co! 81•-149-3027. bra I0:3011m «after 4:00pm "'14,...,-70-lh-re_e_be,;,.d_•_oo-m-.a-i-le-r.-ca-11·( Wedfe Aparlment!i SOB Burdette between 10am and noon, 6U · 51. 1bedroom. No pels. Furnished 742-27 14. & unfurnished. 30~ · 675-2072 New Gas Furnaces, Ntw Gltvan....,.noa. ized Duel Work_ New Hood Fans. 14x70 trailer, $325mo & deposit. Furnished 814·3711-2720 AFTERe ~M . Available June tsi. 304·675· 450 2 "Bedroom•. Yard, 5 Ui., Soulh EOOCATION IS IMPORTANT. . lnl Dog & Cat Groa"*'': rnnnabl1 1 R--.no 2 SmlillperUcle Following the Surfer's Paradise Congress, I went on a two-and·a·half· week teaching tour of northern New South Wales, the Brisbane area and jln-+-+Cairns. II was great fun, but tiring. · When I wasn't traveling, I was getting !r..-+--+--+--1 Up early to sightsee or play golf. . · . The people who ~bowed up for my classes· were most weleoming and en• thusiastic. Hopefully they learned something, but for me the most impor· tant thing was that they enjoyed themby Lula Campoa . selves . Ct4ttdy ~r C1)111:0(Fa~M •~ CfUtld from quotaliont by famc~U~ ~. pallnlf,...,. · Each letter in !he ciphM IMndl for anottw. Todly'a cA.: E ~ P My first class was on defensive signaling at the Brunswick Valley Bridge 'MTCWC NWC MTWCC EWXGNS ' Club in picturesque northern NSW. This deal was the trickiest of the after· VWPCO XK TVGN . K DCXKPO: . IAAUr: · noon. ' After a simple auction to'four hearts, OAGCAKC .·· , OCB, NKU WCHWXMXKP Wesf leads the club king. How should . . the play and defense proct!ed? csoc·o E S N L . ' WAGVSVO Declarer wins with the ace, draws t)'Umps ending in hand and. plays a club SXKKCL. toward dummy's jack. West goes in with the quee!'l and switches to a ... what? If PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I don't believe pe(lliie de. T~ lUll go uptown. To.. he leads a diamond, one of declarer's Bloomingdale's. Th~y just lake longer to get tjack:"- AntlyWar!lol. . .: spade losers goes away on dummy's club jack and the contract makes. But if he plays a spade, East cashes thi~e tricks in the suit for one down. How does West know? Because East discards. a discouraging diamond two ori the second round of trumps . As a . club continuation can serve no purpose. West should trust his partner and try th~ spade attack. Straightforward, but South can 2T ( N make life much harder·for the defense by returning his ~econd club at trick two, before East has had a' chance to make a discard . How will West know SMU P 5 M what to do then? . I 1 I . At trick two, East must drop his highest club, the eight, as a suit-pref· '. ---,r:--:cM:-::-0-,C:-""::C--.,~..', As a keynote speaker at a erence signal for spades. Wll Be~ :RfGo 1113 Vlllltll. $hela I WOrrftedr Now Talll"' IBM CO"li"Oble compul.- (2 llopPW dloc: drivftl, some aoflwaroln- 5091. ~droom , Ellimatesl In · 2 Bedrooms, New Ottio. 81 .._388 ' Home, . FJeal Nice, 4 20 ExCelltnt.._B 21 Avoid DOWN By Phillip Alder AKC A o - Pupploa, 8300 Fe- -ilul 22 Revlv81111 25 Unit olllahl 21 To 1M ahel1eNdalde 11 ...... 12 C8lcli 53 R._ IIi EgnM Touring by car ----·1 er Puppl;el.AKC Rag. lolllf,;;J;m· Crostey chHt trHztr,' 141.8 cu.h., St., New Haven . S2851mo. plus 2827. good aa new, $200. Baorcat 16depOljt. 304· 773 -9171 teave One bedroom •urnlahed.apart· . channel scanner S20 . 30•·8753749 aher 3:30om. -"'"-'"...:UO:_ · manLB14-DD2·2118. ' ..,.. Scooters And Farm Hou11 For Rent Private. In One bedroom, furnished, all u•ti- Electric Locil Area. 614-1143-0252 AllOr 8 ilol, I250 por monih ~us dofX>IiL Wheelchaira. Nh lUNd, Van 1 Car Ufl lnoialled, Sm;rtlides, Llh P.M. .,;.8.:..••:..·1148-:..;,.:..25211:;;:;;._.- - - - - Chairs, Ca!l For Brochure, 81•· House near langsville, big yard, Twin Rivera Tower. now accePting 446·7283. garden apace, approyed refer· app~lcationa tor 1br. HUO aubaktances and deposit required, iz:ed apt. for elderly and handi- Chrysler Automatic Tran•miilion Fits Uost Chryslers 1100, Board,;.S2.:. 2;,:,5h!'41,;,.;,:.,.:..·8;_1,;_4-.:.99.:. 2·7,;:2.:.,85.;:.._ :.. _ _, Clipped. EOH 304-875-68'19. 1 . or Colle Puppln, Exctlleni Blood . :!s!~~~:!c,b::~~:~.~~:Si~~t. Valley View Apartments, Rio Lint S100 81.-4415·82110 privaie sellino. S2501mo., St4· Noon iQ 3pm. EQUAL HOUSING 985-:1256. & RURAL ECO· ::..:,:..,..:.;,:_______ 1OPPORTUNITY NOMIC AND COMMUNITY DE· Unfurnished 2 bedroom house, VELOPMENT. nice & clean, no inside pets, depositrequlred, 61 ..·992·3090. Very !=lean one bedroom tur· ::::::~M::;,:;O::;b.:ll:..:e;,:H:::o:..::m:::e.::s__ l ni~lted apanmont in·Mtddlepori, FRIENDLY VISIT Tht Yount And 'The Olcll 114· _l-800-~..::53.:..7..::·11528 =:..· Grande. 1 -7. poaal. No pttl. -Rtlttences re3bectroom, stove, refrigerator. 71h qiJir'tcl. 30<1-773:5352 CH 00.-882· House b renl in Rutland, no pets, d~sil and references required, Naw accepting application• for call 014· 742·2681 . two bedroom apartments. Apart · .::.:....:......:....:..:.:.:.:.,;__ _ _:_•--I ~enls hawe air conditioning, , One bedroom house 1n Pomero~. kitChen appliances. fenced in S2251mo. plus utilities, $,00 de- playground, laundry tac.ihty, on posit. 81 ..·992·2009 till noon, .304· site managemen1 and water, sew773-5707 aher. If', lnd lf'81h paid by owners. For __:,;__,;._;;.;;,,;___ _ _ _ _ 1 more informatton ptase can (81-4) Two bedroom house in Pomero~. 24f5-9170, Monda~ · Thursda~ from ANr·PAY YOU A LITTLE ~~ recorda. 12 tl2 weeki old. 1400 <Mio 13110 Milt, Sholl. WorlNtl. Tolla Dock~. Oopoal~ WIJ Hold, · 8!4·370-2187. . Booi& By Redw;~g. Oh!ppewo, D ..... -. ra••·lf & c· - · - k o Tony Lama. GuarantMd Loweat _..., rw lUf Prk:es 'AI ShJe Colo, Gallipola. Hit.• 12 & .55. Call 304·87520111. 7JrnoiiiiiL Concrete & Plolllc Sopite Tonka, 300 Thru 2,000 Gallons Ron . Baogll puppltllor ..... 120M. E'""" En11rpriao1, Jlckaon, OH 304-5711.111111. --'-----'-----1 I'D COME OVER Papen 1 ncc6na16an equipmenl, Craftsman taola. C8 20 Juz pie,.. Kid 21 E-illlc Open1ng lead: • K HOW . ARE THINGS . DOWN AT TH JAILHOUSE SHERIFF? r Ski Call AUor 5 P.M. 8)•·041· ....,...75-toe5. 7315. AKC Rogllitrtd Oor1110n Big safe. all guno - · kiting Shajohard pupo, IIIIOt olcl. ~04- - - - - -·--I Si• room hou• wlbalh & taundrr. big red barn, on 2 112 acrea. 331121 - Lino Rd.. 1\ldand, Oh .. NOW THAT Y01RE SNUFFY-.-I THOUGHT AKC RogioiOftd biYe I gold ... 114-448-0$22 ........ 1pm. ... F""""'" SaL & Sun. . ~P.. AetiiiWICI Sour PuppiH. ·=of- 11=- ,. June 15. accepting depoalta, 814-D4..302e. malt. uorr- ... 11-....,. 5 Cany Q Fn1411y IChk a ,e.a. ... .._ .. 12Thy ·~....... 13 Cl•• fell .ulllx 10 Cu;Md > 14 Ylrglnle willow .. - . . . 15 lllnllnullve 57 llobl · - · IUfllx .....::. 11 One wlio 51 Fill ~.~~~~~~~ ~ 58 l'lllnclnilnlc Vuliterable: East-West · Dealer: South South West North Eut Pass 2 • Pass 4 '• Pass Pass ~ass · AKC mini Plnoct.ro, lWO fomoloa, S300 .a., one malt, t2SQ, fOidy Now accepting application• for one tHKiroom aparhflenta. Appli· coilona can be pttltod up ai Po· mero~ Cl,i" Aparlmtnll Ollice. 2 bedroom iri Hartford $22Smo. fi4-DD2·7712. No polO. 304·882·211M5 or 304· 875-3100. alter olpm. One bedroom apartment, very nlca, atrwe & ralrigeratar•.Utilitiea 3 bedroom in Hauford $350mo. furnished. tralh plck-up,ceiling No pets. Call 304-882-2016 or lano, air oonciilonod, gorbogo dl• 304-675-3100. • A2 AKC. Garman Shaphord pupa. 304~~5-111131!, . . - Small Chairs & Love1111, All In Very Good Condition. 814-~48 · · 3ol37. Admiral Side 8y Side Rofrigoralor, Excellent Condition! Nordic Trac radios, Fenron Qla1sware, 1~1. Private Parking. Waltr & Garbage Paid. Depo1it required . •AQJI09 • A KJ -- 3 Pc Cquch, Lo"snt & Chair. 2 Yorkohlre iorrltrs, 2 maloa, 1 r. llidod. 71 0 . AulOII for Sell AKC Bo1tr Puppitl . 304-875· tuni ~"· Nice One BR. Unlurniahed Apofiment. Rengo I Rohig. pro· TnAtJ ',t·O Hl r. r,o tJ 258·1&51 po•t From $232-$355 . Call 014· ga2-5!l84 . Equal Houolog Oppor· Apartmentl In Mlddt• 05-SHMI • QI 8 • K 8 7 6 • Q9B • J 4 3 ' West Eaot • 10 7 6 • A K J 2 .432 .5 • 10 7 6 • 5 4 3 2 6 K Q 10 9 • 8 7 6 5 South • 54 3 Male is a good 1tud dog, 814· 11,850; AoiOill•; ..... 511111110, 8 FL Gorago Door $50, 814·2•59446. River~ide North Roofinl a w,. ~... - 11*1, _...,., ond -lid. N- Ferm Supj>llto 114-241:1183 ..... Biela Spl; 10'146'118'. 1 ·I hi' Sliding boor, 1 ·3' Man DoOt, Alilo Polni~ ·SiMI Siding, Galva!Yme F- ~l\llhin 2SIIIa SiMI Aool : ..,444 E•1~ : lton Vinwl t4 Plntrnl Llrtt Hlec- lbwllldro ·-352·1045.. ilona, Kilehon Prints In SIOcll Car· pot $0.50 on<1 yp. Molloilln Car- POle 8YIIdlng. 30i41d catllna. I· poi1814....,7444 3' tnlry ·- · ... 4d -.o iloot, . Pli'"led etetl tidll roof. & gutlifo, .....~ P<ict aeeoo. P1tci· 530 Antlqun .i0fl ...... Ffa<M ....... lt!C.. . , .. 912-8418 or 1-3t8'3oa Buy or sell. Riverine AntlqUel, 1124 E. !loin SWHI, on RL 124, Pomeroy. Hours: M.T. W. 10:00 o.m. 10 8:00 p.m., Sundar 1:00 1o 580 Pets for Silt 8:00p.m. &t4-11112·252e. Buy -llle·uade okl m11rtHs. lose Gloom Shop .J>ot GroominG. F011· your Marbles Antiques. look for IYrlnt Hrdro Baih. Jullt Wtbb.' our di1play in Piddler'l Place. CIU1........0231 . Main Street Pt. Pteaunt. 2 AKC Cockor Sponlolo:1 b/W pori-· 1 ..... patti malt, .... 540 Mlsctllanaous tomporlimtnL 304-e75-7<181. Merchandise 4 lloar Old 'RagiiiWOd Rat Torrior, Furotahod Elllciencw 2 Rooma, Shara Baih, $1951110. Uillliltl 14 HP Bolitno Rldlng'TrOciar, El· Paid, 807 Second Avtnut, Galli· . ira Dock & Soow ·Biado $800; 8 Anilquo Ook Cholro, $150, 814polio, 814-440-4418 Aflaf 7 P.M. Moderen One Bedroom Apart· menL 814·448.0SSO 410 Houses tor Rent YIRA F~IT\H 114o441o3151 OUoliiY Hou- Fumian.And llooll On Calli And Cony! AENT-2-0WN 10hp Middlepon 1 & 2 bodroom, fur· nished apts. Also. 2 room efficiency. Oepoah & reference• requlr~. 304-882·2566. · RE NTALS blttmwM, 814-1102-1381. Spring VioloW or.., dose iO Holz" Hoopilll. 81•446·71100. Counlrr se~ting, ~ bedroom, 2 Deposit. Rtttrenu· Required, 814·448·2581 llotwMn 5 P.M . .a Pll. Exn niCI one bldl oom futtlilhed II>Orimllli In Pl. Plluani. no polL PilonO 304oe75-t311i. Scenic Valley, Apple Grove, 3 BR., 2 boih rand\. 2 cor - · oialro, Futnl-. Newly Detoroi· Room, Kilt,..._ 1 Bodroom, Bath, large Scrttned Porch, Toial El.-irlc, n35/Mo., ~. L~lng Buikling lots lor aale an Midway Or. in New Haven. For info call :1>4-882-2904. 675-5253. 2·3 bldroOma, brick, OR, new lip· plllft, .,,_. UIOd End T-., Colloo T. . . Block. b<itk, API. Size Relrt.~=· DIIIOIIM, OWl, ~....... 010 . Cloude Win-. Couct.. 1:!0 Pille, o.l· Rio Oror>do, OH Can 814·24S· 5121. II!IOiil. 114.-..712. ,,. , 40 •• l .. ' I worg. ACROSS .I I I :· ;: ' . of I opfiCii•• lil!:!!!!!:!!~~!::::;;;;;;:~:~~;;;;~~~~~~!i~!!l!~!!~~:::;~;;;;;l ·'· ..........• • . . •. �" Friday, May 31,1~ Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio .:1996 Middleport :Alumni Reunion held BY CHARI filE HOEFLICH . S1tlllneiMW8 aWl . More lbu 250 alumni and J11CS1S iuended lbe annual Middleport Hiah School Alumni Allociltion buquet • held Salurday night at Meigs High School. Reunion classes were recognized with a brief highlight of those years . by Gail Hovatt« and Sandy Brown. .Presented plaques were the earliest ·female p-aduates, Fairie Kennedy · and Ruth Arnold, and the elrliest •male gnduale, Harold Lohse. • Raymond Walburn gave the invocltion before the banquet Planning the 1996 reunion were Marilyn Anderson, ~harlene Batey, Diane .Lynch and Marilyn Meier. · Foui scholarships were awarded. • · Judy Crooks presented Susan G. :Park Scholarships to Julie Kristen ·Butcher, Susan Marie Roush and Ali· son Rae Gerlach. Butcher is the daughter of James and Jennifer Butcher, :Rockport, Ind. ,'and graduated from South Spencer High School. She plans to study nurs· ·ing at Purdue University. Roush, a graduate of South Westem School in Grove City, is the (jaughter of Roger Roush. She plans . . to major in math at Cumberland College. . Gerlach, daughter of Mike and ·Debbie Gerlach, Middleport, will graduate from Meigs High School. She will be attending Marshall Uni· versity to study broadcllSI journalism. Nancy Beaver presented the Crawford-Grey-Lewis Scholarship to Lori Ann Russell of Middleport, a Meigs High School graduate. She is the daugliter of Jeffrey and Pamela Russell and plans to attend Ohio Uni· versity. Joe Y011ng, trustee of the McComas-Moore Scholarship, gave the eligibility requirements for that schol· arship. Since no one met the criteria a scholarship was not awarded. Officers for the 1997 reunion were introduced. Nancy Beaver and June Kloes, co-chairpersons, Carolyn Litchfield and Walter Clark, all of the class of 1952. The banquet concluded with the singing of the M.H.S fight song and the Alma Mater led by Robert Ginther.' Out-of-county alumni attending were James Buell, Knightdale, N.C.; Richard Walters, Columbus; Robert and Hazel Ginther, Columbus; Myron JULIE K. BUTCHER SUSAN MARIE ROU$H and June Duffield, Coshocton; Juani· Clara Sanborn, Houston, Texas; Stan- New Haven, W. Va.; Don Payne, W.Va.; Bill Hysell, New Hartford, N. ta Bangerter Jones, Zanesville; AI ley and Alice Lemley, Ravenna; Dayton; Freda Russell, Springfield; Y.. Clifford and Martha Cunningha~~~r Scarberry, Gallipolis; Robert Blaine and Vonda Walburn, Vienna, Irene Lambert, Columbus; Peggy Lima; Naomi Dust, Gallipolis; Betty Richards, Columbus; Dennis and W.Va.; Candace Babr Pope, Bidwell; Darst, Zanesville; Charleen Cochran, Ashley Snow, Shade; Larry Lewis; Doris Walburn, Beverly; John May- Freddie and Lynda Cline, Coatesville, Gallipolis; · Bruce Bingham, Bellfontaine; Jack Sigman, Coolville; ' er, Grove City; Marlene Hall, Ind. Ravenswood,· W. Va.; John Kauff, James Bowles, Point Pleasant. Jeanette Moore Cul!ningham, Point Pleasant, W. Va.; Herschel Cheshire; Harry Featherstone, Woost· · Betty Fields, Trotwood; James er; Helen Marr, Letart; Richard Rawl· Huntington, W. Va.; Mary Rollins Knapp, Sabina; Korena Williams. Van Cooney, Fort Myers, Aa.; Bill ings, Mason, W. Va.; Charles Scarberry, Tuppers Plains; Pat Bas- Shade; Arlene King, Bronx, N. Y., Swan, Ashland, Ky.; Jerry Beach.Entsminger, South Charleston, W. tiani, Gallipolis; Patricia Kloes, Bid· Jeanne Gross, Columbus, Katherine Columbus; Sandy Fultz, Columbus;· Va.; Ernestine McComas. well; Marlene Yeauger, Canal Win- Dallas, Agroura Hills, Calif.; Patricia Hazel Bowers, Springfield; .Harolli' Ravenswood, W. Va.; Kathryn Tuttle, chester; Frances Young, Clifton, W. Bauer, Dover. Hinkle, Columbus; Mary Stanton, · Wanda Oxley, Johnstown, Jane Atlanta, Ga.; Bill Stobart, Canal Columbus; Nellie Ballard, Oldawaha, Va.; John Ward, Bourl>of1nais, Ill. Aa.; Marvin and Mary Lou Kelly, Charles Allensworth, Mason, W.Va.; Custer Sayre, Hilliard, Ronald Bam- Winchester; ·Charles and June Stohart, Sugar Grove, Elizabeth Haley, bart, Columbus Barbara Setzer, Martha Hackwortb,.Orov~ City. Midland, Mich. Columbus; Patricia Kendrick, Columbus, and John Vroman, Bill Diles, Athens; Betty Sue Knight Halley, Columbus; Marjorie Mitchell, Athens; Jo-ann Allensworth, GrovepoJ1; Christine Columbus; Patricia Potter, Glendale, Columbus. Wilson Taylor, Westport, Conn.; Sampson, Parkersburg, W. Va.; lois Calif; James Arnold, Cincinnati; Car· Ronald Fultz, Westerville; Jim and Bush, Columbus; Dorothy Gibbs, olyn Litchfield, .Point Pleasant, Area students I .. ,,• were preMeigs MaraudBand recognition bllnquet held Thursday · . night at Melge High School. In the honored ....e, I to r, frOnt 188ted, All.on Gerlach, :.....,.. Clllrk, Tonya Phelln, LaDeana Grover, .-dllclto ..,.len at the :.w ii!O"P · ·· community calendar--- T1ae ~ Caleadar is risonville Lodge 411, F&AM, Saturpub!'' b:hu freueniee ~ - · day, 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Tem- ..,.,..IDa profit to .0.-.ce me '' 1 ...t· .,ecial evenCL Tlae cal ea..,. iulot r' ;.,.n to _pi'OIIICICe IIIIa or fuel nilen of any· type. . I " - 1m prlllted u space perinits aad eeanot be pannleed to run a •pecifk . . - r of days. FRIDAY . POMEROY .. Meigs County Library Board of Trustees, I p.m. Friday at the library, accept a bid on the construction of the Racine Library and discuss pc:l'$onnel matters. ple. Work in the E.A. Clegree. Refreshments. MONDAY LEtART FALLS .. The Letart Township Trustees will meet at 7 p.m. at the office building. SALEM CENTER .-· Star Grange 778 and Star Junior Grange 878, Sat· urday, potluck supper, 6:30 p.m.; meeting at 8 p.m. CARPENTER .. Columbia Township Trustees will meet Monday, 7:30 p.m. at the fire station. SUNDAY REEDSVILLE .. Olive Township Trustee meeting, Monday. 7:30p.m. at township hall. · RACINE ·- George Holter. Jr. family reunion, Sunday, home of Jim and Karen Holter Werry, 31980 Court St., Morning Star area, Racine. Basket dinner, I p.m. with meat providSA11JRDAY ed. Take family photos, clippings, CHESTER .. Annual Chester and history. Call 992-5132 or 247High School alumni baitque,t at 6:30 2344 for·information. and dance at 8:30p.m. at the Chester school auditorium. Classes to be honored, 1921, 1926, 1931, 1936, 1941, 1946, 1951, and 1956. Reservations due to Betty Dean, 38940 Sumner Road, Pomerpy. Music by George Hall. Two scholarships to be awarded. HARRISONVILLE Har- Southern High School 996 graduates Jennifer Cummins and Robin Gillispie have been presented schol· arships by the University of Rio Grande. Jennifer, the daughter of Todd and' Peggy Cummins, Racine, has received the Robert S. Wood Scholarship and plans to major in ~lemen­ tary education ·at Rio Grande. Her future goals include teaching ele· mentary schpol, and coaching volleyball. Robin, the daughter of Nancy and Theodore Willford, Long Bbttom, has · received the Rio Grande Trustees Scholarship and plans to major in nursing at Rio Grande;. Her future goals include becoming a registered nurse "The university is very pleased to offer these special awards to Jennifer and Robin," said Mark Abell, executive director of admissions at Rio Grande. "They display the many qualities 'we want to see in Wood Scholarship and Trustees Scholarship' recipients and I am happy that Jennifer and Robin have both elected to stu~y at the University of Rio Grande." The Robert S. Wood Scholarship was established to support deserving students from Canal Winchester High School and rural southeastern Ohio high schools who wished. to attend the University of Rio Grande . . The Wood Scholarship covers up to one-half of the cost of tuition for eligible students. Students from the. following southeastern Ohio counties Sociecy scrapbook· RG ..,.. ; •VOLUMAX .................................... s2'' •"SPA BOUTIQUE" BATH & BODY ••••••........• 25% OFF ·•PURE ELEMENTS ....................... s2" Ta U+ MAKEUP ................ 20% OFF HAIR RELAIERS .......:•. a. Low •• s399 BOlDING HAIR..........................sl''e&. NAIL POLISH ................... Low as60 4 E~. .-~~.~·~· ... . ~... · JENNIFER CUMMINS of Gallia, Jackson, Meigs and Vinton are eligible for t~ scholarships. The Trustees Scholarship is awarded to stude~;~ts grad!lating in the top I 5 percent of their graduating class. An ACT composite score of 20 and a GPA of 3.0 are the minimum requirements for consideration. The Trustees Scl!olarship covers ;partial Cloaeout Speciala AI flats Reg. $6.50 IIOW $5 AIH11; alaslm Reg. $5.75 & $6.75 IIOW $5.00 4• Gtn ius Reg. $1 IIOW SOC Slnlts & TrHS 30% off Open Daily 9-5, Closed Sunday Hlbbanls Greenholse · SyracUH, Oh. 1192-5778 tuition. A Memorial Service for Vivie~ne M. WaddeU 2:00P.M. Saturday, June 1, 1996 First Presb'yterian Church Middleport, Ohio , Inc. ' 308 E. MAIN ST.; POMEROY, OHIO 1995 BUICK SKYLARK / ~,-.,. ive U RACINE .. Racine United Methodist Church, vacation Bible school, Monday through Friday, 9 to . II :30 a.m. "Camp Courageous" theme. FIRES · SCHOLARSHIP Eastern High School graduate Jessica Karr has been awarded a $6,000 Leader Honor Scholarship to attend Wilmington College. Karr, the daughter of Roger and Susie Karr, Long Bottom, is a 1996 gradua\e of Eastern, where she was 1995 homecoming queen and a mem- . ber of National Honor Society, Stu· dent Council, softball, track, volleyball and basketball teams. She plans to attend Wilmington in the fall, majoring in elementary education. INN VISIT The Middleport Literary Club brought the year's activities to a close . with a visit to The Inn at Cedar Falls which features as the brochure states, "the harmony of nature, the peace of solitude and the simple joys of earth's beauty." . · During the luncheon, the innkeeper showed photographs and gave a brief history of the Inn's development in the log cabins first built in the 1840s and now renovated for modem usc while retaining their historic charm. . Two. guests, Janet Young of Lancaster and Jan Haynes accompanied the II members who attended, Eileen Back. Bernice Carpenter, Ida Diehl, Karen duPiantier, Clarice Erwin, Maxine Gaskill, Phyllis Hackett, Pat Holter, Sister. Fidelis Bell, outgoing president Jeanette Thomas, and the newly~elected president, Martha Hoover. • LORI STEWART AUSON RAE GERLACH 1996 CIERI '1996 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE $11,495 $13,995 $29,995 1995 CHEV. CAPRICE 1995 BUICK CENTURY · 1994 OLDS · DELTA II· $16,995 $10,995 $13,995 ' Tanning Lotions, Body Wax, Hair Scissors, Hair Accessories, Nail Care A':': ON M'r'f GALLIPOLIS BEAUTY SUPPLY a.., Ave.,-Gt Itoils, Oh. 45631 "For AU Your Profe.,iorwl Beauty Need." =:-'ac!.c."; 40 446·6633 All Uaed Cars.& Trucks Must Go• Taxes and title fee not included. All payments subject to _credit approval _ DON TATE MOTORS, Inc. YOUR DRIVE/ All.prices Include , rebates to dealer. Taxes & feet not lnc:luded. OPE tl SUtiDAY 1·5 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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