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' fhe pr l.el un s lma pr lJCCt w L" 1 rum.l 1wn he me 1 1 De sl 'n pur chaselltnr SJ2 IKXl The 'h >w he ll lmlt o.;;UlCt'S~ rc dly v nlcd It ~ee (Jxlll 0 up wt It w ·~a hcGUTle at Pe< ph: ' thcr pee pJc unpr >h thlc pr teet 1tl M r h Tht:y w ultl n tk~; ptle-llln lcl:' I Jilt.: He \\oht.:rc.: 11 w "' hL:ll 0 tl 1 e The N 111 n II Assot.:Jltlon 11 Ht ne Butluets s tys spe1 d ng ' 1 resttlct tal cmttdch •g 11 tuner c " cxpeclcu ' 11 p S12'\ hllhon Ut yc u up tum -~~ htlhon 10 ye 1r 10 0 <t Dan II w;u d 0 c terti m 1 tager t Bullue" Squ tre 1 '" n D >Y 1111 k !heft.: I~ I t.:e IIICt.:ll II he tween 1hc h1 nc unpr< vcme t she ws nd nc.: t; eJ husm~.: s A I 1 >I < me they ~orne 111 tOll I <klll 0 I r the pr tlucts they ve 1 lhest.: sh ws he s uti { rd 11 Step! c 1 t E1 glcwootl h 'ILc 1 t vteWt.:l <I flus Old 11, 1st.: I rtle p11!1Vt.: yt: us ec1 I I kc 1 v. tch II e n te 1ld stull If It WI tl n th e m.:!IHl 0 llv able ' ut I d he r,x yc tr ' til rcttrce I I w 1 lc h w they c~ll ~I< tJ I I l II I Stephen 1 ucc h tit 0 ttle Iter vtc' c I v. c dlcu S~u e F • 1 G r let ~r unmm 0 thrci.:l 1r s tuJ the A nett C Ill W uul h p appe Is I 11 Ill f I ht.: I t.: I h I I m tyht.: n It.: s u<.l w h woudwt rkers I H kmc f J he he V. I ll IZC h "i sp IWilt.:tl Jim 1c & C udcn 1 elc\tst m 1 24 c tllst c proJects It vtsu tl tppe tl eve plc,.ses the o ttl couch p >I It l11ere nre 1 hI ot pe >pic \\he w t!Ch tlus II at w II never 1ten pi to ptck up 1h ls;tw I e ' >d [ t h 11k t s k n I l " yeu th ng adtletl Ke1 [l ver vi 1r U Ilk I ll J t.:hUL:klL: hm 1 1 llty c hk 1etw rk With 40 shnw tlc!hc~tcd to he ne unprovc tcn 1r de~.: 1 r 11111e> g ude 111 g u d sun 1lnr pur mcnt n 1 1 tel Ulcl: 11 SUIIS Activities set for area youths Mtlhons of Amencan adoles cents spend theu free tune wu out supervtston opemng themseh s to the nsks oJ Involvement m ugs gangs vtolence and sex W1th more one parent and ual workmg couples adolescents eed -structured tfter school programs Pat N mce ot the Ironton office , I the Chtld Care Resource Net w trk has more than 12 years of expenence with school age pro c ' mmmc Programs should wclude games tcllvlly/mterest ce ti ers mustc ami opportumtaes for phystcal creative and expres stVe play Me1gs County restdents can contact Nance at 1 800 577 2276 Informauon IS avarlable on promot 1ng dtsctphne developmg ans and crafts books along w1th sc1ence and ma~1 dtscovery k•ts Clulll care professwmals can recetve a quarterly newsletter pub he pohcy change alerls and net workmg opportumttes For malen als on gettmg started m thts field c dl N mce 11 the above number ................~........................= • Metgs County arttsans had th• opportumty to show thetr stuff at the Adamsville Vtllage on Bob Evans Farm durmg the annual Anuque Car Show held June 25 Twenty of our local arusans dts played thetr talenl~ to a large crowd tllat was shuttled to and from the anuque car show Dunng 20 mm utes 73 people passed ~1rough one of tbe cabms Next ye tr Gale Le.< ley the BEF feuval planner tntends to put even more events together I bave recetved a letter !rom Gale that states her pleasure rn revtewmg the great quality of nur prouucts The tounsts I surveyed also md1cated tlle !ugh quality nt ~IC show as opposed to o~tcrs tltey have attended In cnntuncunn wttll the even~ ~•e Me1gs Cc unty Com mtsstoners supportcll ~>c creouon ol a brochure to lltstnbute dunng tbe event md tlso later thr mgh my of.ftce wluch hsts the local anr snns thetr respecttv e tr toe 1110 address Recently myselt mtl Hm 1cc Karr met w1~1 A~1ens and Hnckm 0 counues to dtscuss the po'tl!ve aspects olJmnmg forces lonnally In promote ourselves wtth the techm cal asSistance of Ohw U111vers ty We bave llevelopetl a mtssn>n sJ.atement that tdenuhes our m 1111 goals It 1s foremost that we market ourselves to mtlustry promote the compleuon ot U S 33 to the Rttchte Bndge and tlso to tr tck and develop legtslatmn th ll 111111 benefit our area We wtll be travel 111g together to U1e PI tshcs Trade Show 111 Clucago dur 11 0 September to meet wtth plast•cs fmns lookrng to expand or relocate IJ has been an tdenufted goal to purchase a pFesentauon booth that wtll of course be used JOintly tn t tke tn future trnde shows Paul Leonard and Btll Colley of AU1ens County and Hug! Morton o!IIocklng County tre the n:•pec l)ve members We feel that we ..-111 gam strength by JOintng lorces t' nb~un our shared goals Btll Coffey met w1~1 us rccenlly lor a demonstration ot lhe fnlemcl system hosted by the Athens Small Busmess Development Center There we dtscoven:d the many opportumlles avmlable vta comput er hookup to a telephone l111c m order lo access lunttless mlorm 1 tn\n Many people m the county me already takmg adv mUtge of th s for gene tlogtcal research grants sta ttstlcal mform 1110n m<l the hst goe..~ on Congre~smcn Ohio Lottery Part-time jobs boost future Social Security benefits help s prntluce PI t!Jtp, ' h w' They wo lit! I vc 1 d> 11 But t11ey cJ )JI t h LVt tJ e 1111 t.: I lh I c r the sktll It do I 1 he gr 1 tlll ltly 1 I such h• w I • show' rt " Ottl Hou'e ' ' u t s:Ull Monday, July 17, 1995 Cremeans rcrre senlntJve D 1ve Rnberls w l"i m our county recenlly In tom our mdustn nl s1te m Tuppers PI ms HH.l alst the Great Bend site He IS parttcularly mterested m U1e Gre.'lt Bend site alter dtscussmg ~1e need fnr rml servtce wtth St ue Rep John Carey l11ey ue lookmg mtn the cnsts t me and EPA reqmrements lssocmlet.l wtlh hmltl mg a rail l>ntlge ICillS' the Oh1< Rtver Ire m R tvenswood W V 1 to the Great Benll stte Mr Roberts plans to return to the county to spend more hmc d•scuss.m,g our plans lor future tlevelopment and so Will he ahlc to asSist us 111 the furure Our representatives have an mcreased mterest m our develop ment wtth l11e proposed Jegtslallon contmned m Jobs Btl! III It seems as though thts b II wa' wntten par ucularly wuh Metgs County 111 mmd The b1ll mcludes proVISions for fundmg land acqutsttton specu lattve butldmgs and brnwnfielcl site clean up [I passed as proposed Metgs County could take advan tagc ol every item contamed th 11 Rep Carey has pushed extremely hard to mclude the lundmg for speculauvc butldrngs Please take some tune and contlCt your repre sen tauves with your feelmgs regarllmg hnw thts legislatiOn wtll help us Thts month s quote One per st n h t"i entlwst t"iffi for '10 mmules another lor ~0 <.lays bu I 11 " the person who has Ill or ~0 years who makes a success ot thetr ltfe Edward B Butler Amencan scten 11<1 You must work a lull tulle JOb for many years bet(lre you can col feet Soctal Securttv benetlls Rtgbt? Wrong' Pan t me work can qualtfy you for Snc al Security too Mtlllons '1 pee pic we rk p lrt tune JOb' Sc ne pe pic wmk <nly ll lew hours 1 week JU t t > have extra money l>r thcm>elves or thetr famthes Others w< rk p u t tunc to fill what would ntherwtsc be lonely hours More and more pee pie today feel the need to wm k a part tune JOb 111 atldllu 1110 tltetr lull tunc tnh to help tllem make ends meet Rcgardle" ot the rc '" n 11 you re wctkttg 1 p r rune JOb you re txx"tmg ~lc unnunt ot the montllly benefit y< u ll rccetve when you ret 1e If your put 111ne wurlns-your only JOb-Is IS olten true lor he mem tkers-yrhle to elite comes m The mother and her lam tly could be eltgtble fur Soctal Secunty benehts based on the eam mgs from her pan ume tnh Or 11 the mother dtcd her survtvnr' could be ehgtble tor benehts l11c benefits denved from the me ~ler ' part hme work we uld provtdc lull tune benefits m helpmg ~1e I umly survtve tbe hardshtp But Socttl Securuy pr< tcctton won t be there tor you 11 y< u1 eam 111 0 s aren 1 rcpnlted to Snc1 tl Secu nty md ~le taxes p ud on U1cm We recommend th 11 you check ynur eamm 0 s record m lc 1>\1 evct y three ye us It s c tsy t >do C til Sncttl Secunty s u ll tree numhct 1 8!Kl 772 1213 anyttme (tncludll g weekend< and hohd tys) md L'k tc t 1 Fnrm 7004 (Requcsl II r Pcrsnntl Earnmgs 1110 Bcnetrt Est 111 lie St llement) Ynu shnulu tccetiC y lUf Slltt!Int!lll Wllhlll (( Ur (( SlX weeks alter S >n d Sccunty n rnplcted I< nn Interuel usct"' c m get tile I lflll tr< m the Soual Securny Aumuus tmtton Intemct sc1 vcr 1 he tddrcss recetve~J'llUr ., hllp //www ss 1 JOV Qucsunns and Answers Q I applied fur a charge c lfll and the comp 111y tsked tor my Ju m my la~mhcs he put tunc S >cttl Secunty n unhcr lsn t 11 worker 1s the mother wht It Ids 1 a0 unst my kmU of !1~ to tsk tor JOb Jc f a few Ju Ul S <.1UIIIl 0 lht: t.Jay s mteonc s Snc1al Sccurlly num wh Je the dHILhe• e at schc nl her> Can I rei use to gtve rt to Her JOb m ty 1 11 seen th t nn]" r them) Lant tc her u U h~;1 I 111 1ly 11 11 s 1 A The '"" gcner tlly does ml two parenl I usehnlti Out wl I 11 pn luhtt IllY use ual Secunt y Althou 0 ~ Soct II .Secunty c 111 I pre venl c ther!>. lrnm t. . ktn~ tnr your numher y• u sh.ould know th u g1v llleo 11 I • lht:m t.Jnc!>. not g1vc them lt.:t.:ess 11 your s, C.:lll S~cunly recnn.ls It 1 husu eo.;;s t r other c1 terpfl!-.1! k' I •r yt ur S •ctal Sel: nty mn her y1 ll: 1t::l 'e 11 g1ve t t 1 thcm II •wen·r lh 11 m •Y me n U 11 ic- without lilt:: purch ~se or servtcc I< r whtch Y< ur number w 1s a::qUt:stet..l Q I sllrltt..IJcC.:cl\111 0 S H.: tll Secur ty rctuemcnt hencllts thts ye r Wtll I I ave t p •Y I ""' 1 n my hcncl I!\} Indians, Reds both lose games Sccunty I they IIIV/AJDS > 1\ Yes I he dts >hthty bene Ill> are p uu under the Supplcmetlltl Secunty !nee me (SSI) pre <run whtch " llmu 'tercd hy the Sex: ttl Secunty /\d11 tmtr.ttu 11 SSI tits thlitty p >ymcnts 0 < Ill people Ol Mumesot t Seattle also tlevmes pan of its constructiOn budget to art he srud Houslon San Antomo San Jose Cahf and St Paul Mmn ha1e looked at stmtlar promuns In the past few weeks Phoemx officmls have shown thetr fanctful lreeways to en•mecrs and city offi ctals from Soutb Afnca and Russta -JUSt some of the people from around tbe world who have come to study how art becomes pan of the destgn process here Our engmeers now thmk m terms of how to create somethmg that ts gomg to be a lasung monu ment and that people are gomg to treasure rather than JUSt Let s go budd a bndge srud James Matti son Phoemx s streets transporta lton dtrector Some of the creat10ns -1\ landscape destgn that uses maroon anti pmk gr JVel to convert a bowl shaped patch of dtrt between two ln:::cways IntO l cCO metnc pattern remmtscent of 1\mencan Indtan potterv -Co ncrete columns for an overpass cast 11 wavy paucms that Ann Landers Thts woman ts mampulauve and mean Nmely percent of her conversatiOns with my wtfe are stones that go back 80 years She talks mcessan~y and never has a good word to say about anybody Its too late for my wtfe and me to escape thts hell but I hope my letter wtll warn others to thmk twtce before takmg an elderly rclauve tnto thCif home HOPELESSLY STUCK IN NEW JERSEY DEAR STUCK Sorry your hfe IS a hell but why do you permit her to do thts to you and your famtly' Emtly should have been moved to a rettrcment home long before now Happily many elderly people who hvc w11h family members arc pleasant and even helpful but I go back to a very old prem•se llrud down many years ugn Nobody can iake advantage nf you Without your -Community calendarThe ComrnUIIIY C tl e nd r ts published 1s 1 tree scrvtce u 11011 profit groups Wtshmg It IIIII IUIICC meeting anti spec.al c vents rhc calendar IS not destglled to promote sales or funtl ratsers ul any type llems are .Jlrmled a.o..; sp 1c.:e pennlls and caunfit' be gu tr mtced It run 1 spectfic numher of days MONDAY RACINE - Southern Htgh A~tlettc Boosters wtll meet Mon day 7 30 p m at Snulhcrn l·hgh school Plans wtll be dtscussed tor fau conces mn Uld tooth 111 sc '" n MIDDLEPORT Bthle School Wesleyan Btble llol ness ChufCh Mtdtllepe rl Mon I >y through July 21 7 to 8 10 p m each evenmg All welcome Rev John Neville pa<tnr RACINE - Racme Vtllagc Ill recessed scs SIOII Monday 7 p m at Star Mtll Park Councll meeting I'OMf:ROY - Pomeroy Vtl !age Counctl meettng m spec11l general sessiOn 6 p m 11 vtllage ball LETART- Let trt 1< WI slup Truslees Mono ty 7 p m 11 • Ihcc butldmg RACINE - fen tl ty football camp begms lor Snuthern Htglt football players 6 '\0 11 B >O p m TUESDAY POMEROY - Ea 0 les 1\u.,t tary meeun 0 Tuesd ty 7 1,() p m EAST MEIGS - A wr >k '"' smn wtll be held at Eastem Htgh School Tuesday and Thutsd •Y 7 p m Athletes parents of athletes and other workers are needed wtth cleanmg supplies rakes and weed ealers WEDNESDAY POMEROY - Alzheuners 111~ Related DtSoruers Support ( ,rnup I to 3 pm Wednesday 11 the Sentor Ctllzens Center Pomen y Tech mques for managmg me< ntme11cc ba~ung and dressmg depressu n managemcn~ anti tcttvlltcs lor th e demenua pauent wtll he dtscusseu POMEROY Narcot1cs Anonymous Wednesday 7 p m Sacred Heart Church Mulberry Avenue Pomeroy .. In upper 80s By ROBER I BURNS Assoc1at~d Pr~ss Wrtl~r WASHING rON- rhe Clmt< n tdmmtstr ttl II IS wctghmg a request that 1t broaden Its mthuuy commiUnent m Bo<ml by usmg ll S tr;ulsp<lrt and attack helicopters to move Eumpean UN tuX>p remlorcemcnts mto the war zone ofltctals >Uud The Wh te House sud PreSideht Clmton had made no llectstons on what role II any the Unned State.s woulu play 111 strengthcmng the UN peacekeepmg mtsston m Bosm1 winch has fatted utterly to protect ctvtl ums m eastern Bosm 1 Mtke McCurry the Whue House pre<s secretary smd Monday mme very senstltve mtiWuy plann11 g was under way tncludmg conSider:,uon of whether to provtde U S helicopters 1<1 tr msport European troc p rem lorcements to halt the Bosn an rehd Serb assaults on UN s lie areas The prcsttlcnt s m tde no dectswn to provtde that type of asstst mce Although some argue that the htghway art IS a waste of tax dol Iars the works otten amount to less than I percent of construction costs Matuson satd The cost of art for one overpass for example amounted to $200 000 on a $14 mdhon proJeCt he satd Not every proJect IS well rcce1ved It y< u don t have great butld m s 11 least you have dtst mcuvc frce\"ays Pomeroy Council approves employee insurance coverage Pomeroy Vtlltge Counctl has approved 1 new health m~urance pohcy for v1ll1ge employees Meetmg m spectal seSSion Mon day lltj;hl counctl unammously accepted a m mag ed care policy wtth Umted HeaiUle<tre of bhto for $~ 359 02 a month - approxunate Jy $3 000 less than ~1e current p<>lt cy The company proposed a man aged care plan calh ng for a $10 co payment for doctor s VISitS With no annual deducuble Vtstts to doctors and facthttes outstue of the pro grrun wrll be subJect to an annual deducuhle Tn otbet bus ness ct unci I passed a resolutto 1 uti nnzmg ..Counctlman John Musser. to tpply for an Ohm Department of Trans pnrtat10n grant to relocate utrllly lines along downtown M:un Street Alsn counctl gave a second readmg to a resolutmn mtb< nzmg Musser to apply lor an Ohw Department ol Natural Resources grant for upgr tdes to til e vtlltge Tw 1 gencr ttwns celebrated Bates and hts son Ryan Susan btrthd •Y p rile recently 11 the Carl Wallace Donna and Wally home ol Eugene 10 Maqnrtc Hatfield Ray and Brenda Roush SmtUl ol Pc men y Barhara Woodyard and her son Eugene Smith cclchr tell Ius Jesse and Cbns and Kristm Trader ?2nd buthday wh11e Ryan Bates all of Pomeroy Btll and Mary Smllb s great grandson had b•s Shephard and Karen Bates Proc 11th blrthllay Ryan ts tlle son of torvtlle Lori Redmond and her Davtll Bates daughter Jarme of Ma.<;On W Va Attendmg the !estrvtttes were and Angela Edwards of Lan~v1IIe Eugene and M:ll]one Smttb Davtd letter but I doubt that 11 wtll help Youronlyhopetsthatltmtghtopen a dtalogue that leads htm to get some help I recommend Alcoholics Anonymous for htm and AI Anon for you Both are listed 111 the phone book and they are free GemoftheDay(CreditthePrame Rambler) AdamandEvehadantdeal marnage He dtdn t have to hear about all the great guys she could have marned and she dtdn I have to hear about hts mothers wonderful cookmg Ann Lande~s bookie! Nuggets and Dooz1es has everythrng from the ourrageously funny Jo the pOignantly rns>ghrful Send a self addressed long bus mess s1ze enve lope and a check or TMney order for $5 25 (this rncludes postage and han dlrng) to Nuggets cloAnn Landers PO Box ll562 Chrcago Ill 606JJ 0562 (In Canada send $6 25) lfe(fowslirp Clinstran Jlcatfemy 'lJoit_ 68 s 1(, 124 'l(eetfsville OJ{ 45772-0068 (614)378-6175 The Fellowshtp Chnsttan Academy IS now regtstenng students for the 1995 199.1> school year We have opemngs n our kmderganen program Thts program IS destgned to have the students readmg by Chnstmas lime and they wtll be addmg and subtractmg smgle and double dtglls by then as well We have openmgs avatlable m grades I 12 RegiSter your child m an educational program that IS mdmdualtzed for each student Place them m an atmosphere conductve to learnmg Get mvolved m the educat onal program that butlds character Btbhcat pnnc pies and moflll values The students get hands on leammg on the School of Tomorrow CVI (computer vtdeo mteracuye) learnmg program lbl6 program mcludes masterng your read ng sktlls on levels I 12 They w>ll also have access 10 the CVI m the wordbutldmg sktlls area (spelhng vocabulary) The htgh school students can begm usmg the CVI on levels of math and sctence You may call anytime Monday thru Fnday 8 00 a m to 4 00 p m Students need to be regtstered as soon as posSible Each student ts evaluated at thetr own levels of leammg and eumculum IS ordered for that students level of leammg and achtevrnent Rcgtster soon> Fellowsh p Chnsttan Academy ts located m Reedsvtlle Ohto at the Fellowsh>p Church of The Nazarene on SR 124 across from Forked Run State Park For more mfonnat10n or for testmg call614 378 6i50 or 614 667 6946 or 614 378 6422 1 Section 10 Pages 35 cents A Mulllmodla Inc Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Oh1o, Tuesday, July 18, 1995 Clinton weiQhs helicopter use in Bosnia Smiths' host birthday party pcrmtsston Dear Ann Landers Will you kmdly pnnt an npen tcucr to all men who have a love aiTatr with The Bottle• Dear (lilt n tbe hlank) You arc no Casann1 a when you are skunk drunk When you come home after boozmg 11 up with the boys (or whoever 11 s you were wtlh) please don t w tke up your wtfe and make fuohsh suggest>ons She will not apprectatc your sudden mtercst Alcohol m 1y change the way you feel but 11 docsn t do a damn thmg for your wtfe except make her feel even more dtsgusted I hope you w1ll pnnt th1s letter Ann because I want to tape It to our bathroom mtrror Maybe when "Mr Wonderful sees hun self m pnnt, he wtll get the message FISH FACE (HIS NAME FOR ME) DEAR FRIEND Heres your 9-15-22-26-33 Vol 46 NO 56 Copyright 1995 Mother-in-law takes advatage of situation Dear Ann I anders I wrne thts letter wttll the hope of savmg o~rs from the hvmg hell my wtfe and I are now expenencmg The hell I speak of IS allowmg an older person to move mto your home In th1s case IllS my mother tn law Emily" was S7 when she moved tn three years ago I was adamant about not allowmg thts to happen but my wtfe mststed Her strongest argument was "She doesn t have long to ltve Emtly s many vrstts to doctors blood tests X rays and EKGs show she s 111 excellent health My wtfe has had cancer surgery and a heart attack and IS on msuhn for dtabetcs Emtly walked mto our home wtth the atd of a walker Now tbe walker has been put away and she uses a cane only when she goes to a doctor The woman IS m better shape now than she was ftve years ago We can t understand 11 We no longer travel because when we leave the house even for a short penod of ttme she has a ftt She answers the phone 1f we don t get 11 first and says Hello Thts ts the dog that hves tn the basement (Her apartment IS m the lower level of our b1 level home ) Lows tonight In the 60s. Clear Wednesda} sunnv Hi~hs ly 11 L >mcs wh 1 uc dts thlcd m >Y qu tilly Q Wtll 11 y rc ucmc ll pensu n I 1m my t< h •educe ~lc unc unt of 11 y S Kl tl Scctn y hencllt A Jl y u e-C pcnst 111 hom Wt k when~ ve J r tl l s X: Ill Scc l A Ah >UI 20 pc cc I of pet plc 1 ly IJHS II WI// II I IJct.:l ye Ul who 0 ct Sc l: II Sccunty h IVc In S ull Sc(UIIIY ht.: 1r.:111 II 1wcv~r p •Y t 1x.es 'n t!H::Ir he nellis Th1s II ye t1 e-CI pt.: ( I l II Wt k th I provtsiOn tllech only pwpk wlw w ~~ n 1 t.: t.:lt.: I hy So( III S~.:c.:un have suhst Ullltluu.:ome lU atldtllon ty- l>r ex nplc he lctlcr I cml tn thetr Soct ~ Secunty At U1e cnll Sl: VllC II ~( Itt: Slllt: 11 I lt.: II gt v ot e teh yc 1r y< u wttl recetve 1 t.: 1 let I l;lllpl yn 1.:11 -ynUI S 'li.:l Ll Sc c• II Secunty lknellt St ttement Se-em lty hcncl n 1y he I wcrcll or (Fmm SSA 10 J'J) 111 the mat! t llsel showmg the m unt c stilt.: net t wlu.:n ye u e t: )JTiplllll g y u n IY he we •!lcnng 11 llH>ncy Y< If Ieder 1l J tee me 1 tx rctutn I> y u 1ece•vc II 111 t:OITl(lllly pen ilntl < ut 11 n y 11 y 111 henclus uc Sl 1 pi 11 w•ll llcct the unt nut ot suhfCCI I I I X y mrS'"' II Sccu lty bend us \Veil I' r m c.: 1 I 1111 11 < n c.: 1llthe II e f1 wc1 1 • 01 ly llli.:Omc y 1u In erutl Rc1cn c Sc VIce ' 1 llltee TclcJvc lro n w 1lklll e r sell 0 tclcph< 1 c numhc1 I XOO X2 J employment counts when comput 'l,67f to tsk I< r Puhhc HI 11 '"4 mg the amount of your monthly I x I tl 1 n '" 1 1 11 Olde1 Amen Snctal Secunty beneht Income c 111 tnt! Put he 11 1 Jl~ Soc11l from pen>wns IRAs mtl other Secunty Bencltts uul Equtv tlcnt rettrement pltns mvestments and R ulrc ad Rctucmcnt Bcnehts savmgs does not affect the amount Q Is 11 lluc th 11 even chtldren ot monrhly henellts ynu recetve c 11 qu t1 ty t >r help 111m Sc c1 l frc m Socml Secunty resemble abstract desert reputes fhe tleston pavs tnbute to the Hohokam Inut tn s who once hvcd m the area Rcsttlcnts - many of whom opposed cons II ucuon of the freeway - wctc 11 11tcd to con tnbute photos hctrlooms even complamts to he embedded 111 the art\\ork -S1x trlc murals ot dancmg fig urcs desert ammals landscapes and cttyscapcs on retatmng walls along an Interstate -- Sports, Page 4 my 10 C wlu h IV!.! ltulc 11\l."t me uuJ 1es 1urc.:cs C'l ldrcn wtll low I un1 Purple snakes, Indian pottery turn highways into art PHOENIX (AP) - Atrport shutUe dnver Joe McCabe hkes to show hiS passengers the purple snake and 1\mencan Indtan pat terns adommg the retammg walls and overpasses of tile freeways He says such artwork dtstm gutshes the crty s ht 0 hways from Olhers like those m h s hometown of Chtcago The htghways there are dtrtv dmgy and patheuc McCabe srud Here 11 IS an exceptiOnal beauty that they take the expense ll enhance the hlehwavs In the past seven 1ears the st 1te and City have Spcl I about $ry3 11111 hon on htghwoy 1all mutals p 11 temed concrete on b u.Jgc overpass es and sculpted support columns The etfort has put l'hocmx at the forefront of a movement to mer~e art with mfrastructurc satd Btll Mornsb dt ector of the Urban Destgn Center at the Umversuy of P1ck 3 475 P1ck 4 5513 Buckeye 5 ' bill helds Co~nctlman Wrlhrun A Yo mg presented counctl members wtth r ltst of tasks to repalf sewer and d1 am age prohlcms 111 I he Umon lllll Mulberry avenue area anu tlong Prospect Htlt He and Councilman Crenrge Wnghl tden!lhed problems mclud mg ~1e Jack ol dram guruds rock ant! other debns cloggmg culverts excesstve hrush growth and clogged drams and graungs Rest dents m those areas told cnunctl members that pn blems wtth the sewers and dm11s were aggravated by May llnods Young s uti he plans to closely follow progress on the work Present were Maynr John W Blaeth>ar Clerk Kathy Hysell anu councalmen Musser W1lh lffis Wnght Scott Dtllnn and BtU H~p tonstall Absent w 1s Counctlman Larry Wchrung Council wtll meet 111 regular ses StOll Monday Tuly 24 at 7 p m ~~ the vtll tge J all Lucasville inmate pleads guilty to amended charge McARTHUR (AP) An nunate mdtctetl m the ktdnappmg of a guard who was killed m a pnson not hru; pleaded gmlty to an amended charge nf ahductton Wayne Flanmgan 2 S entered the plea Mond~y m Vmtnn County Common Plea~ Court Sentencmg ts set for Aug 28 The maxunum penalty on the abductiOn charge a thlfd degree felony tS 10 years m pnson and a $5 000 ftne The ktdnappmg Ch If 0 e a llrst degree felony IS pumshable hy up w 25 years m pnson and a $10 000 fine Flanmgan was among mmates who stormed mto tile L 1 cellblock Legislators plan probe into Waco disaster at the Southem Oh10 Correchnnal Fapltty and captured guard Robert Vallandmgham Flanmgan w" a member of the Black Gangster Dts ctples one of ~uee gangs ~lat cnn trolled the Apnl 1991 not at the Lucasvtlle pnso11 Vallandmgham 40 wa ktllc<l when mmates demands lor restorauon of electriCity anti water were not met In 1991 Flanrugan was sen tenced from Delaware County to 13 to 25 years m pnsc n lor rob bcry He w ts cr nvtcted w11h twc others ot robbmg g tr tge 1 rna 1 m h1' McCurry told rep< ners hull here ru-e 1C1tve Lh t:ussu 11s u 1tler wny 1hout how they wtll proceed McCurry srud thts would he atldressed 1n m >C >let ul I nd 1y 11 1meet mg m London nl alhed delense and loretgn m1111stets Secret uy of State Warren Cbnstopher and Defense Secretary Wilham Perry pi 111 to attend ~mt meeung along Wl~l lhetr counterp uts from Bnt:un France Germ my anti Russm admuustr uu '" II cmls s:ud M my m Congress 1rc <pposed I< C< ntllllllll 0 let alone expn uu g the UN mtsswn 111 IJosm t n<.l even lh~.; B sn1 11 eoovemmcnl - who e Mushm ctvthans the l mted Nm 'ns h ·~ plcugcu tn pr< teet - " n >w talkmg about 1"1~1draw l1 \I the UN f >rccs At a Washmgton news conlctet ee on Menu 1y B ""' 11 I' etgn M11 ster Muhruned S lctrbcy sattl Ius g lVcmment would !lcmm<l the wtth draw Jl of the n teum uonnl f( n;c unless contnhutmg n 1111 1s 1g c.ed tc confront Seth 1ebels m comhm Samhcy s 1<1 Ius 0 <vcnnne>H will ty Cou 1cll l t 1ts dcu~·ll 11 n 11 date hcyo 1d lis N ve nbe.r <.:XJ 1 ttu Ute summer h The number nl ptckers anti packers var1cs datly dependmg on how many slu w up s 11d Larry Turley who w m mages the fum with Ltnda Ius wtle Are 1 t urns uc a gre 11 source of JObs lor young pee pie s uti C >unty Extenswn Agent H 11 Knecn atldmg th 11 tl e wnrk olten helps them nay lor schoht Number 'ne tomtH cs trc packed first A fellct ll st ndard OflClf D< wn t E uth I rm employs 1bnu1 10 3~ ptckers al01 e mnstly JUIItor l11gh b<Jys satll SHOWING OFF - John Hill, who ha.• heen working on 'his farm since he was 8 years old, shows orr some of this year's tomato crops as lhts year's season moves lo harvest In Metg.• County (Senhnel pholo) )Xes IlUJOber one refers I, ltr0 c per ft;cl tomrllncs w thou! hlcrntsh <ud Mrs Cummurs Ahout the p ck 11 g ptocess Knecn s uti It lakes u eye I • he nbk to scpar IIC numhcr He tom ttot;s fr 1 n the Jes t lt lhc ptck M my ol the I< mate cs arc ptcked g•ccn Dcpendmg on the he 11 they wtll npen q111ckly The recent heat w:wc hns C:tusell Lhe tomatoes to gn trom green to bnght red rn a.s httle a' two days To compensate fnr the dry heat man)l'farrners emplny trn gauon tcchruqucs 11 get water to tlletr plant' , There trc two m un forms of ~rng 1111111 dnp anti overhead Dnp tmgntu 1 w >rks much hke 1 garden he sc 1\ h "" >n the gn unt11s set to em t so rn my g 11 Ions per hour Dependmg <n hr w m my gal Ions the h )SC ts St:l to rt!lc Jo.;;e lhc prnl:ess m ry 1 Ike h mr s 1 ht: hen el ts h 1wever seem 10 m tkc up for the extra tune fhe pr •cess conserves w ller by only sentltng walcr to the pi tnt roots s;ud Kncen By s tvmg water he sud the pr tcess also prevents crosu n He ttltle(l th II 1! 1lsn tllows lntmcrs <r ptckcrs to w tlk through ~lc ltclll tlurmg the pr' (Continued on Page 3) High number of oil imports widen U.S. trading deficit WASHINGTON (AP)- The U S trade dehcn hll 111 all tunc htgh of $11 43 btllton 111 May 1s Arncnc ms appeute for unports set another record pushed upward by the htghcst tmports of crude ml 111 more tllan lour years The Commerce Dep uiment s ud WASHINGTON (AP) - When today that the May unbalance 111 Jerry Petnlh and Carol Moore t ~k goods and servtces was 0 I percent about what happened near Waco than the prev1ous record set htgher 1'has two years ago 11 s hard tn m Apnl of $1 I 42 btlhon unagme they re tellrng the same The new rep<lrt c tught analysts stOry by surpnse They h td heen fore Petnlh s lapel pm features 11 casllllJl a sharp narrnwmg ot the outline ol Texas lour t us md 1 defictt to arnunll $9 htlh m bcl1cv PREPARATION- Rep Charles Schumer, D NY, Junked on snnple slog m Never forget Feb mg that slower growth 111 the Unu at left liS staff atde Josh L•ay prepared a tape recorder prtnr to 28 19~3 fh H wns the llty I< ur ed States would cut tnt(l demand Schumer's Capitol H1ll news conference Monday to discuss the of Ius fellow agents from the upcommg heanngs on the ratd at the Branch Davtdlan compound for 1mports whtlc exp< rts would Bureau ol Alcohol Tobacco and rebound m Waco Texas 1 he hearmgs hegln Wednesdav (AP) Ftreanns were kttled anti he and Exports dtd nsc by 1 3 percent more tb an a dozen C>thers were m May to a new !ugh ol $64 g I btl JOIIlt heatlii 0 S Wcdnesdny 111 111 wounded m a I>otched r:uu on Ute md the comp<1und was m shes hnn But unrons mste td ol tallmg Pelrllh anu other gnvcmmcnt auempt to provtlle a lull account Branch Davtllllll corn]>< untl were up a' well chmhmg 1 1 per mg of wh 11 happened 11 the cum Moore won t I< rget that J lie a0 ents say the Davtdtans comm1t etther From her perspective that ted mass sutctde wnh !lames and pound Because ht cal nature of the the fourth tune tht> year th II emment rgnorcd the Const uuuon Washmgton based Committee for heanngs however much of the tmports have set a new monthly rectlrd The trade dehcn IS the dtl and brought exeesstve force to bear Waco Justice s 1ys there " ev1 truth may remam elustve dence the guvemment set tlu:: tJJc on Davtd Koresh anti hts followers Petnllt was one nl the ltrst ference between 1 nports and When the Matter of the Brrutch and blocked escape routes result agents through the gate ol Koresh s exports Amcnca s hill tnr fnrctgn crude Davttltms as the stwotnut and Ulg 111 the ltrgest s)a~ghter ol compound a11empttng to serv~ • standoff are known 111 the stenle ctvthans smce Wounded Knee m search warr 1111 a' p;ut ol ~ lrre<trms 01 I Jumped I 5 percen I to $4 0~ htl language of governmenl lmreau 1890 mvcsttgatlon He took ab<)U t 10 hon the htghcst level stnce Two congresstonal subenmmrt crats entled on 1\pnl 19 1993 steps before a grenade exploded November I 9 )0 rhe mcrease renected Ute fif~1 str ught monthly Koresh md 80 loth wers were <.lead tees are set to begm etght Jays of '11 11 Itty the (IN Sycun IX' ll:Ckt:t:plll~ Jill su n s m 111 ll He Racine Council signs off on bids Family farming continues to run from generation to generation Vtckt Cummms who owns the fann w1tl1 her hush 111<.1 J tck When ~1e crops tre hn •ghl rn Mrs Cmmnms al >ng w1U1 pad ers sep trate Ute tomatoes by Size and color 1 fie tomatoes rue run II rough a washer ruul led hy conveyer bell to a rotalrng lthle Packets Jrutd a10und the I hie md Jo ttl th e tomatoes mto 10 po md c 1p ctty 1 L: The fntet 0 n 11111 stet met I tile Wh tc II >usc 1 n Mono ty wtth ll N Arnh~ssador Madeleu e Alhnght mtl Nat 01 II Sccunty Allvtser Anth my L lke McCurry satd 11 w" 1dt cusSiou tl at rclkctcd some of the ur0 en cy that boUt the Bosma 1 g< vcmment 1HI tl e l1111tcu States govenuncnt feel the ut the stlu It n lie s td S tetrbcy d tl n 11 u scuss wtthdr 1w 11 ol lJ N troops llosn m au he 11 es we1e u lun It'll hy Lh~.: pc tc~,.:,kccpcrs I tlure tc pre vent the capture last "eek >I Stehrcttc 1 1!IN dc<l ucd tic ue 1 I tr refugees 111 c tstem B •sn a Am her stH:h h vc 1 Zcp tC nuns uncJer stn 1g lllack hy Ihe I e tv ly l wtl [l "' 111 Seth u d 1 hkclv 1 , 1 II soon Tomato time By MELISSA CIA VA RELLI Sentinel News Staff It IS tom uo season 1gam and all over Mergs County tarmers are harvestmg thetr crops One of ~1e oldest !arms m the area Green Acres m Racme har vesl< cabbage sweet mll hot peppers sweet corn and c ullaloupes a< well as tomatoes John Htll st <rled workmg on the farm when he was S ye lfS old He IS now 79 md h " p L'scd much of the responstbthty on to hts chtlllren and gmntlchtlllren What was once a 100 acre frum IS now ahout 95 acres hut Htll only owns about 30 of those The rest IS rented Ire m Rtch uds & Sons Gravel Co Accorllmg tn Htll s tlaughler Lmda Htll Tmley Htll s hr< ther Juhan sold most ot the l mtl m the I 960s to the Hmm 1 Co II Co No one could remember when Rtch trds & Sons bought the land Like most of the fanns m tJ1c area Green Acres employs most I) JU!liOI htgh and !ugh school students to ptck and pack crops m vcty' t:XI~o:lltl 11 I( n se 111 the pncc of crude Whtch clunbed to an average nl $17 39 per barrel lhc h ghest pnce level smcc November 1'1')2 ] he IIICfC ISC Ill the delicti occurred despite ~lc ltct th 11 the 1mb tlmce with lnp 111 shr tnk 6 4 pcrcet t in M ty 10 $~ ~0 hllll ln the lowest level "1cc Fcbru try 1 he 1 trrowmg of the tr tdc gap with J tp 111 was helped by an I I ~ per cent drop m 1m ports nl lap tnese c us dunng ~lc month I pru1ese car shtpmcnts h td shot up to the second htghest level e t record 111 Apnl rctlccung 111 p:ut a> ell >rl by 1nkyo to be~t ~1re tcnell U S pumuvc t mfls on Jnxury c trs rt10se sancuc Its were averted by 111 lltlt he ur trade agreement nmeu 11 boostmg s ti cs nf Arncnc 111 cars u d parts rn lap m So far tilts yc tr Amcnc • s tr tdc dclrc t ts runnmg at n annu II r ti e ot $126 89 btll•n•~ up sh rrply tr >m last years total e f $ .~2 87 htll m rcpresenlln£ 1 turlhcr tlr g 11 11me when the US ect 11omy w 1 already slowmg Fears of a recess! H h 1vc less encd after the I etler 11 Reserve switched em rsc earl er Uus me 1U1 aml ~ l:trlctl cu1t1ng 11 ter~~~ r ti C' t •r the f rst ttn!e 11 three years 11 111 etfoflf{ boost dem mtJ Ill such u1t By GEORGE ABATE Senhnol New> Staff Racme Vtllage Counetl awarded $314 080 68 111 htds lor water meters and a water hne ex ten<tnn on Yellow Bush Ro td 11 us Mon day mght mcctmg I he project Wtll Install I HX feet of stx mch p1pe tn the edge nl the corporation ltmtts md three new hydr mts Counctlm u1 Robert Beegle sud Btds were tpprovetllnr Ohw Dulhfli\ Inc M tsstlnn $43 414 for well and clectnc wt rk 11 the pump house lclle1s Ct nstiUCIH n Pomeroy $40 4 71 4~ I r w Iter lane cxtcnst m ruJ Jellcrs Ct n structu n $230 19S 211 fur meter Jnslallallon It npens up the tre 1 lor dcvel opment Beegle sud tdtltng tbout 10 cnnncctuu s w II have mere Jsct.J ptessu ~ wath Uc I t~CI lines The protect IS he11 g luntled through an Ohu Dcp 1 tmct t r $76 000 Tile protect s p tee wtll speed up stnce Jeffers ConstructuH wtll tnstall water hu es tnd meters me 111 ng th e gwund wtll mly he 1om up once Next ODOD needs to 1pprnvc the hrms Ohto Dnlhng could stall wtthtn 21 days nd the mst 'I the project she uld hcgm w th11 30 tltys Wtthm s1x m mths lhc 11111 ,r ty nl the protect she ultl he completed dcpcnumg on the we uher Beegle sat t 1 he vtllage h" the ut 400 w tier customeJs (Cuntinued un l'a~· 3) U.S. trade in ~~ goods and services Tho month by month changes >n the governments new trado report whteh tncludes trade •n serv>ces as well as trade 111 goods Tho lollowmg Ist ng shows the ovorall deltclt the del c 11n goods and tho surplus >n sarvtcos In b IIJOns AP teal seclon" L'\ h msmg 1d ut< ~ ~ 1\ftet;,) ap 111 the ' >I m s cc >ntl largest tlellcu 111 M 1y w" with Chm 1 a g~p ol $2 R4 htlhon the largest rnhal nee wJth th II C( untry s1hce Novcmh~.:r �Tuesday, July 18, 1995 Commenta • • Hey, k1ds, grab youf'elves a pencd It's tJme to play Hollywood math ThiS 1s the game where we are g1ven the, age of .t particular actot and then must detennmc the role that would be most appropnate Aie you ready' Let's go I A 45 year old would work best as (a) a m1ddle aged ll.th.m unmt grant now hvmg 111 lowtt (b) a sexy, fleet lnotetl sword lighter of Arthurmn tunes (c) the aged rarent of " grown 1d101 savant 2 In a romantic mov1c you'll get the best chemiStry hy ratrtng a 30-year old wtlh (a) a 1een ager (b) a 65 year oltl tluectur (e}11 M-ye!lf-Oitl nctmg-l~geFtd 3 It's nearly tmposstble to he considered sexu,tl ly vt.tble by Hoi lywood once you (a) get your !trst wnnkle Pomeroy, Ohio ftMULTNEDIA.INC. ROBERT L WINGETT PubiL•her MARGARET LEHEW Controller LE1TERS OF OPINION arc welcome They shoul(l be less than 300 words long All letters arc subjccl to edn mg and must be s1gncd wah name, address and telephone number No uns1gned letters Will be pubhshed Letters should be 1n good tasH~ addressmg 1ssues not personalmes Ethics albatross By JILL LA WRENCF Pr~ss Assocaated Sara Eckel If you .tre ha\lng 1rouhle answenng these qucsltons don 1 feel bad No one could answer them Or rather, no one coultl answer tl1em unless they knew the gender of the ac10r ttt queslton Then tt's easy Hollywood has always worked Wtlh U1e assumpltnn that a woman s desuab1h1y fades to notlung once she htts 35, whtle a man can be sexy for as long as he has •I pulse Constder two of Hollywood's btggest nam es~ Meryl Streep ~nd R1ch.trd Gere Strccr celebrated her 46th btrthd ty m tune Gere wtll celebrate In s 41itll 111 August In other wou.ls. Lhey re U1e ex 1Ct s{u nc age But as l,tr as Hollywood IS coocemed, Streep ts ,, wtlhered up matron whtle Gere ts but .m mtrtsh lad Clint EastWood encountered ~hts double standanl when he w.ts cas! mg The Bndges nl Madtson County hiS <ereen ad.tpt llton of Robert James Waller s t.tle nf mtdhfe romance Eastw'"td w.ttlted Streep 10 play France<ea Johnson a 45-year-oltl housewtle who beheves she II never .tgat n know great passiOn But cxccuuves dt Warner Bros h.tlked 1 hey wanted a younger acuess to piety npposHe the 65-year old Eastwood (who w,1s playmg a 52 year-old but ol course no one saw a problem wtlh Lh,tl) 'They-were-tesung all these 30· year-old women ' Eastwood told The New York ltme s And 11 shocked me There's somct hm g ,lbout a wom.m who knows some For many Rcpullltcans euphonc at lhetr mngresstonal takeover thiS ts stmply the best of umes Fnr Johnson a Connecttcul motlerale, 11's a lot more compltcatcd lh 111 that Gmgnch s tc.td mlc 111 lhe I til ol former Speaker Jun Wnghl guaranteed De1nocrats would he scnuung for anylhmg resembling an eth1cs lapse on Ihe part of the new speaker In thts charged chmale the e1h1cs panel has been 1rymg to sort out tn <lrmy of complamls and dectde whelher 10 grant ~ow HOW TO 5WIM\ • lnr an mJcpcndcnt counsel to<.lay 111 st:'coml mg lu~ other ~ Utught rite 10 memher ethtcs p.mel - spht evenly between Repuhhc,ms and DemJCTats- slart s l1carmg pnvately thts week lrom puhltshmg mduslry ltgures Gmgnch .md Munloch w11l tesufy Inter 111 the month The procecdmgs tt ts hoped wtll help break a party-lme deadlock on the mdepemlenl counsel Democmts anti It hera Is have hcen trymg to push Johnson m that duccuon wtth mtlto spo!S newsraper ads mld polls of her consltluents Newspaper et.hton thsls have accused her of draggmg her feet ot bemg spmelcss even ot fnuenng away her reput.'ltmn·as a slalwart on etlucs' that las! from llte New York Ttmes liVe tCIIVIsl Paul Weynch wnung Ill The w ... hmglon limes, urged John- son to resiSI calls tor a spect.tl counsel and warned " 11 she m.lkes the wrong dectston she wtll weaken the speaker of her own party and m.ty well alfect her chanees of conunumg to be a commtttce chatrman he yond lhts Coogress Johnson, whose altttutle could best be descnbed as determmedly chtp per, says she has "gonen absolutely no pressure' !rom wtthm the p.uty Sltll, tt's hard to pass JUdgment on any colleague much less the mru1 many Reruhhcans regard as thetr savtor • Newt ts ~ g1ant g1ganttc figure m thts Congress · s,ml Johnson s long tune fnend Rep Chnslopber Sha) s R-Conn I ,un sure tit. II thiS puts Nancy man uncomlor~1ble postlton ' Johnson a he.tlth ISsues experl .md sclt-descrthctl rohcy wonk '' , 1ccustomed to a cert,un level nt controversy She h,ts hrokcn wtth her paiiy S poStltOIIS ag.HIISI ,tborttlltl m ,\11\iated ),Untiy ic IVC IIlli h,tttdgunpurch,tse wmtmg penods ThiS ye,u she opposed ,, GOP en me btll th tl would wtpe out 1 progrrun for I00 ()()() new poltce But Johnson s.1ys she ha.o.; never ex.penenl,;l!d tht= kmU ol n 1110naJ notu.x that comes w1tlllhc eth1cs post • Mnstly lhc thmgs that gel ynu down ,\fe the unt,um~.: ss ol the puhlu.: allacks she s.ud 'I fin.~ly hgured oul Don t re.1d the p.tper,, ' Rer Juhan Dtxon, D Cahf, chatred the elhtcs panel when It w.ts wctghmg the charges thai hroughl down Wnght It was one ol the most excructalmg tunes I've h.td he rcc,llkd Johnson s ta.o,;k 1s even mnre onerous, l1e s.ud hecause she s close w Gmgnch and he was the one who named her chruun,m ol the elh1cs panel Furthermore Dtxon sud ·'I dtd nnl have lo deal wtlh whal I percc1ve she \VOf tn all of tJus Irom C01lllll111C~ memhers on both s1des Rep NruJCy Pelost D C,tltl , nne ol lhe [l.lllel members srud some ol IJJC Dcmocr.tltc rressure arose 'bec,tuse pp unltlnnw people haven'! seen ev1dence of lorward mouon ' • Johnson del used tl•u cnttmm somewh.tl by scheduling the lestunony from Gmgnch ,md others Bul lh.tl's Jar lrom her I mal test 111 whal she calls 'nobody s l.tvuntc Jllh EDITOR'S NOTE- hll L.twr,;nc~ cmers Cun~te~• lnt fhe A'"ocl3ted Press If there are very many ol you out there who are leelmg about baseball the way I do as we enter the second (lalf of thts strtke-shorl ened season, our natwnal pa'\tune IS m trouble Who s leadmg !he dtvtstons I The Boston Red Sox are ahead m the Amencan League East you say? OK th.tt's ntce They h tven'l won a World Senes smce they trad ed away 1he llabe tn 1919 so maybe they re fmally gomg In chuck thG Curse of the B.unbmo Cleveland's runmng away w1th the Central D1vtston !tile you say I OK they deserve 11 They haven'! won much smce lhey caplured the Amen can League peml,U\1 Ill I'J ')4 But you know whall II rc tlly doesn ' t m.1ke m11ch dtffcrence Thanks to la't year's strtke md espectally lo the cancellalmn of the World Senes I tee! ltke a plied lover and I am ex lremcly unforgtv- mg I mean I'm st11llollowmg my te.un the Balltmore Onoles but hy this ume las! ye.tr, I had heen to Camden Yards lhree or tour tunes ThiS year I've been once Ttme w.l.< when I Jell empty when they were r uned out I used to g1tpc when !hey were not on the lube Now I P.-c~ Be_rry's World CCIII Moreover the resc,lrchers lound of tile mnmmogr,uns that showed post11ve or • usptcwu s results 80 to 93 percent were lalsc postltves That me,ms that ctghl to nme Uincs out of 10 ,, follow-up btopsy mvealed no hre,tst c. mcer 1 he pubhc pohcy nnpltc,ttmn ol all tbJs jv\yBank by obvwus, accordmg to m,tss screen1ng even 111 older women are too small and the harm and cost generated too gre.1t tn fU (ifi ttly w1despread tmplemenlattoll ol screemng mammograrhy '" ,, puh hcly funded health measure " The researchers thai 11 , would be far more cos! ellecttve '·'Y more • IS Wnght and Mueller ' Although pollltcally .tttracttve the henefits ol • my attitude ts .1 mcamngless lie vel oprnent You are readmg the wonls of a boy who w.ts pl,tymg b.tseball before he s(arled gr(u.J.e school cUI adolescent whose edr wa."i gluet..l Ill a cr.tckhng r.tdto when the Yankees ltlok !he Ph tis tn lour m tile I ~50 World Senes , .t teett-.lger who became a dte-h.trd Onoles l.tn the d.ty tltey moved Jrom St Louts m 19S4 and hns ltvetl and <hed wuh them smce Bul I m tellmg you the clowns who own MaJOr Le,lciUC h.!sChjlll teams and lhc sh.tketlown ~uusls who play the game really dtsgusted me !.1St year Mtlhons tn rroltts were not enough the owners made us beheve they were he.tded lor the poorhouse An aver.tge salary ol $1 2 mtllton w.ts not enough the players tned to cnnvmce us they were mdenlured serv,mts fhey all w<tnted to squeeze more out ol our dtmng routme hre lSI exams Of course thts conduswu tines Charles Wnght of Vancouver Hosp1tal and Barbara Mueller oi McMaster Umverstly m Hrumllon Ontarto, analyzed the resulls of stx screemng trtals between 1982 .1nd 1992 m New York C.m.tda Swe de n .md Edmburgh fh ese l<t.tls showed a reduclton m bre.<>t c.mcer deaths of a scant l/JOOtl1 ol I per • a hundred mtlhon fruts m the conn try, but I don t thmk the cha11gc 111 has ro1led the met..11cal commumues money I Joseph Spear mography were reserved for women who ltnd susptctous lumps women such needless attxtety tltal !hey are not worth the ltme and New.t Gingrtch JU st do sometlung else fhey play the~ don t pity I rc tlly don't c tre th 1r much I realtze I run but one of perhaps A new study ha< ·•rpcared m the Bnltsh medtcal Journal l ancel thai researchers conclude that m:unmn grams save so tew hves and cause ~~-~ 01995 NEA. Inc South-Central Oh10 Tomght Moslly clear wtlh ,, low around 60 Ltghl .tnd var1able wmds Wednesday Mostly sunny Wllh a htgh m the urper 80s Extended fureca'l Thursday A chance o! showers char~lt.:lers wrater for N~wsp 1per Chyna R. Gilliam Chyna Raeshelle Gtlham mfant daughter of Edmund and Vtckl Gtlltarn of Athens dted Sunday July 16 1995, at Chtldren's Hospnal to Columbus Born July II I995, m Columbus, she IS survtved by her parents, one brother, Edmund W Gdhrun of Athens, maternal grandparents, Dolores ' Conley of East Pom~ Mtch , and Arthur Holt of Denver, Colo and by paternal grandparents Luther and Mae Gilham of Pomeroy Servtces will he held Wednesday, 2 p m at Ewmg Funeral Home m Pomeroy wtth Pastor Ronald Wood offtctalmg Bunal wtll follow m • Chester Cemerery Callmg hours Will he observed one hour pnor to servtces Enterp11se AssU(I.thnn In Audrey F. Torrence s~nd (ommenl" tn the authnr cal e of lhL"i ne\\ospaper or send I her e-mail ~•t suraeum.ml com .1lready wrung out hules All wmlerdong I seeth"d loved 1t when W.tshtngtnn Pnsl columntsl Tony KMnhctscr dcclrued 'I HATE EVERY ONE OF YOU I was deltghled .tiler thmgs tina II y got roth ng IItts se.tson, when Ptllsburgh f.tns lttlered the held wtth promnttonal g1 veaways I wa< ei,Hed when a plane fle w over Rtverlronl S!adtum ut Cmcmnatt pulhng a b.mnct lh 11 read "Owners and Players, fo Hell Wtlh All of You' I thought U1e proleslers at Shea Stadmm who ran onto the field and th~l bills at lhe players deserved 7i!l~d for lhetr crea(lvtly And nnw I am tnlally thnlled !hat allendance at MaJOr Le~gue b.tseb til park s ts down 22 percenl so far thts year Wtth any ktml nl luck maybe a lew nf the teams w1ll he lorced tnto bankruptcy .tnd maybe a few nl lhe raracwus creeps whn own them wtll have to drtve Mercnrys mslcad ol Mer cedes, and m,tybe a few of the mer cenary meatheads who rtay lhe game w11l h we soml! zeros hacked otl thear cnntracls ant.l h.1ve In hue out .1s ~.:nnslructtnn plumbers helpeJS 111 workers or the oil se.tsoll - JObs whtch they would ptoh.tbly be dotng lull tune hut lw thctr .tbtl tty to tluow h,ud 01 hti h.tlls wtlh st1ck~ Wh tl could h,,,eb.~ I r11sstbly do tn gel US hICk IIllO liS emhr ICC 1 Well hoW ~thnut sellang stock ,uu.J hmtlmg the owncrslup nl tt so we c.m <til huy ,, ptece ot our own 1eams' Outlawmg domed s~1dmu1s ami pl1stac gmss would lake ,, h1t ol lhe edge oil my .mger I also ktnd ol like ut tde,t louted hy b.ts~ ball htstor~ut fohn Holway Have the het~d oJ the pl.tyt'lrs un1oh Don.tltl I ehr, cr.twl .tround the h.1ses mlus un001wenr : No m.utet wlt.u I doubt m.uly ui us would return to U1c lold With the leehngs ol love .u1d trust We once h td Ltke Mru k fw,un s cjtt fh.at s.tl nn a hnl stove hll, we wdl never Sit on .1 hnt stove ltd .1g.un .;bur we won 1 stl on 1 colt..l nne ellher • Joseph Spear ts a w11t~r fur N~ws1mp~1 syndtcat~d Enl~fllll~~ Ass1n.:mhnn (Fur mrnrm.ttmn un hnw tn" CtlllliHUIIU:.tt~ elet:tl fllliCall) With tlus cnlummst .md nlher~, cnh~ tad Am~11ca Onhne hy c.-lim~' !IIHI-ll27 6164, ext !1117) compa.~;swnate even II mrun~ Joseph Perkins not cnniOIIII 10 roltltc tlly tccepted llunktH!J hy lhe medtcal cstthltslt mcnt etther 111 Can<tda 01 here m the Unlled St.tles So Wnght .md Mueller are now vtewed as hc .tlth care herettcs And the Amencan Cancer Soctety conlmues In urge women of all ages In schedule reg ular mtumnogr uns Wnght anti Mueller ,tfe vtcltms compared can~errmes ufnnnsmnkmg women hvmg Wtlh smokers to those hvmg wtlh nonsmokers Twenly four of Ihe sludtes rcductltltl tn !he ra1e nl he:Kt ,ut.tcks 11wsc who lnnk lhree br more dnnks duly h 1<1 ,, SO perceltt rcductton feetnt.~crs on the ntlttr tountl no ~ngntrtcant mcrease m cancer among the women hvmg hruuJ showed no !\l,lllsllc~ll 1cUul; It on mthe1r n sk ol hc.1rt <lll,tcks w1lh smokers (tn facl, nme of the 24 aciUally showed a reduced nsk) Yet the 'EPA declared secondhand htghesl pnssthlc nsk r.utkntg - on the h.IKIS nl s1x nl !he 30 ; tudtes that showed a stgntltcant cancer hnk Now there IS hule dtsagreement among respectable sctentiSis Ihal Evcu 111 hght nt tlus study, and othe~< tlt,u yteld sll!lll u llndmgs the ~ovenunent enntmucs 10 depiCt dnukmg as .m evtl In l.ICI tnH..ICI fedet,tl l.tw .til .~cohnltc hever.tges must eruty <1 w trnmg l.thd advts1~g the pubhc that drtnkmg " may cause he tltlt prohlcms Tlt.H IS true ut course Exc"' stve dnnkmg can lead In hver dtt; smoke ~• CI.Lo.;s A c.ll'cmogen- U1e cont.htHll\~ ol what may he conswt.leted ' mcth cal correctness It s an unspoken smokers run " much greater nsk of case .md {)thcr me<hc.tl developmg lung c.mcer than non smokers (20 ttmes htgher for men consptracy hy the medtcal cst.tb llshment to undenmne or Lhstort mg lo recenl studtcs) Btu no rep- Dul 11 ts no less true th.tl dnnkt9b can he g<Kld lor yuu Yel, the gov cmmcnt tmhtd:-. the makers of he4t wme .md sptnts tn rellecl thai t.tt:l utnble sc1cnust would dare suggest on hcvcragc h1hcls any rgsearGh that thlfc1 s Irom ~:1m venuonal w1sdom In recent ye.lf~ lhts practtce has b~:coml! mcreas mgly common For Jnstance, JXlllltc,tlly mottv,d ed analysis at the Envtronment.tl Prolectwn Agency gmned up a report that showed a dectSive hnk between secondhand tobacco smoke and lung cancer• EPA Admtmstrator Cruol Browner fol lowed up by urgmg Congress to ban smokmg 111 nll h111ldmgs open to the pubhc, both govemmc11t :lml nongovenunent Bul careful scru ltny ol the EPA s reporl revealed tl to he ,, borderltne honx It wa' base<! on 30 ertdemtOiogtcal sludtes whtch 10 ltmcs lughct lor women act:ord as the EPA has. thai secondhand ; The puhlte h.ts heen mtstO smoke poses,, s1gnJtu.::l\nl cancer thrent to nonsmokers based on U1e lorrncll .thout the etftc.tcy and value of m,umnogrlUlls It has betin evtdence tn d He The lltp stde nl the me1hcal cnmmuntty s lughly vtstble crusade ag unsl tohaccots tis grudgmg pub he acknowledgment th.tl motlerate dnnkers aclually are henltlner tl1an mtsled about the dangers of se~ ondhand smoke And tl has been lnsufltctetllly mlormed ol t~e hc,litll heneltts ol dt mkmg TillS " wh tl h tppens when t~c puhlt e mtcresl ts snhordttlaled lo nondnnkers med11.: tl correctnes!-. Indeed a Harvard Umverslly study puhh~hed 111 the New Eng land Journal ol Medtcllte comrared 140 ltrst tnne he,trt .ttt,tck pallenls With 340 paltenls wtthout heart prohlems People who dr,mk one to lluee drtnks datly had a 45 percent I use ph Pet ktns 1s a wlumm~l for 1 he S.th D1e~o Unum~ J rl~ hune (For mformatlon on how ~ commumcate electronically wiiJI th1s columnist and others, contact America Online by callin t800-827-6364,ext. 8317.) g and thunderstorms Lows m the lower 60s Htghs m the 80s Fnday ,md Saturday Warmer and more humtd wtth a chance ol mamly alternoon lhuderslmms Lows tQ tlte 60s Htghs uppet 80s to lower 90s --Area Deaths.-- .. politics infect medical community . on both Stdes ol tlte Atlanttc Two respected Canad1an c.mccr Account -----Weather----- Jilted fans won't take baseball back lack ol pressure trnm the other d1rect10n, "either Conscrv.l dcahng With ,\ p lfhs:\11 t1 < Sara Eckel " a syndtcated tAJhiteWATtRWO~LD tus congressmn :1J s i:UI <tnt.ltax lleducllhle llnn.111ono.; to a college course he JS Via Assocsalod Pf8ss Gtaph~t:sNet fhcn.: s somclhtng .1llnu1 .1 <hreclor who knows somelhln£ ahout women lh.tl m tkcs .1 mnvu: so much more mterestmg whose company boughtlhe hook ami 1s now prom<llmg tl The corrumttee also 1s we1ghmg quesuons .1hout lumJ r·usmg hv Gmgnch"s pohucal org.tmzahons use of s no ••••~ii••••L:- Bul you see I tlready dtd cry I cned tlcmg wtth a thealertul ol movtegncrs .1~ we watched Cl111t Eastwood .tnd Meryl Strecp say goodhyc 111 "The llndges ol M.ult son County Democrats lnsl no !line lndgmg compl.unts .1hout the hook auct1on pro- WVA '"4r;IC I also suppose thai a lot ol re.ttl nommat10n to be speaker Anti m the first ee• A ers Will diS/lliSS my ((lllllllCIItS he1e Just another r.mtmg temunst lust anoUH:r winner l.ry me .1 nvcr understandtng of lm new JOh a11d stalure she wa< one of hts staunchest defenders When he makes a m tslake he owns up to It and he changes tl II s very rcaf\sunng ' Johnson saad At the ume Gmg11dt h td rust hued and ltred .t controvemal House lt t<ton 111 dnd tcversed hts pl.tns to accept a $4 5 mtlhon hook advance There Ctnctnnatl who you dtd not heltevc lor .t mmule were really atlt.Jcled to each day ~ ol tlte 104 th Congress whe11 Gmgnch was siUmhlmg Inward an c.:." and Gmgmh s reltltonshtp with Ruperl Murdoch - • IColumbus lee• I ClllllfilSito Connery He felt no sut:h compulsiOn however when Cctstmg Queen movw w1th wooden It' tn espeutlly tough cal l for Johnson Tli.t' ts t11e wom m who helped Gmgnch shp mlo Ihe GOP leaderslup by two votes m 19R9 who called tum !he most Vtstonary lhmker m poltIICS lhmg thai's more mterestmg ' Meanwh1le, d1rec1or Jerry Zuck er was a•kmg Rtchard Gere to pl.ty a pan whtch was, tn Gerc s words ' wnnen lor a 22-ye.tr-old Zucker wamed Gere to pl.1y the part ol Lancclot, the rak1<h and darmg kntght of Arlhunan legend for hiS movte "Ftrst Kntght " Gere was relucL1nt at fir". concented that he wasn't qune nghl for a role where the character's pnmary acttvlltes were wmnmg sword fights rescumg ladtes rmtmng gauntlets ,md ..,edUl.:mg Kmg Arthur's w1fe But Zucker perstsled I crut't lmd pen pie wtlh th.tl emnltnnal qu,litly m ,, 22 ye.u old " he smtl Bestdes Se,m Connery, 65 had .tlre.tpy .t~reed to play Kmg Arthur •o-zrrcJcet lelltlfnt ~ needed"ttrup Lancclot's age tn make a fHtmg !hem to thtnk 1l1e problem " all lh.tt opltmtsm resulted m a h .1tl ' ~~· - --- • IToledo I 87" I I suppose the oltl gonts who run the lllOVIC stUdiOS llllnk It 's JlCrfCt.:l ly re aswl.lhle In sug~cst tl1.1t 1 h.1he hke Ormond would rc 11ly gn 101 .a guy ellg1hlc lor dl~count hus t.lfC lt must ht:' t very nu.:c thmg tnr I ... t DON'T condlUons and high temperatures MICH Gumevere Arthur's bmle Thtrty year old J ull11 Ounond won th,lt role 2\SINGH•• chamnan of tbe House ethiC" panel .uuJ the envy of no one rcque~t (b) are the s.'Une age as Ihe prest dent (c) become a gr.mdp.trent (d) are stx feet under the ground ITS SfiLL WrltH WASIIING1 ON - Rep Nancy Johnson helped make Newt Gmgnch spe,tkcr of tl1~ House - tmw lm future could be tn her hand.< Johnson ts Dcmocrato.; Accu-Weathe.-e forecast for Hollywood trumps women in age game 111 Court street • OHIO Weather Wednesday, July 19 The Daily Sentinel tHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • Audrey Faye Torrence, 83 St Roule 7, Tupper Plruns, dted Mond.ty July 17, I995 at Velerans Memunal Extended Care, m Pomeroy She was a ltcensed pracucal nurse, belonged to St Paul's Umled Melhodtst Church and was a past memher of D of A Chester #323 Born July 31, 19I 1 m Lnnthrore. she was the daughler of the late Harry and Sally Savage Alhson Survtvors mclude four daughter-s and three sons m-law, Kalhleen and Carl Moms, Racme, Marlene and C~uck Sheppard, Oneill, Darlene Cas sady, Columbus, and Sally and Jun Caldwell, Racme, three sons and two daughters-m-law, Jack )'I Torrence, Caldwell, Idaho, Paul and NaoliiJ , Torrence, Indianapolis, Ind , and James E and Mary Torrence MoomsvtUe, lnd , 21 grandchildren and 23 great-grandcbtldren As well as h~r parents, she ts preceded to death by her husband, RoL1nd Torrence, son Gene Torrence, sister, Neveda Beaver llrtd brothers Paul and Leonard Alhson Fnends may call Tuesday July 18' from 2-4 p m and 7-9 p m at St Paul's Untied Methodtsl Church, Tuppers Plams where Ihe serv1ce will be held Wednesday, July 20 at I p m "''th the Revs Sharon Hausmrut and Ken Baker olfictatm • She wtll be buned ,,, Tu rs Plams Cemeter Battle of Buffington Island reenactment schedule FRIDAY 10 30 am -Bus leaves Ponland for Galhpolts Noon- P A Denny leaves Galhpohs 2 30 p m -Arrives m Pomeroy Calhope concert and Ctvll War Reenacrors program 3 15 p m -Leave' Pomeroy 4 15 p.m -Arrives m Racme Calhope concert and C1v11 War reenac10rs program 5 p m -Leaves Racme lor Portland 8 p m - Arrives m Portland SATURDAY 9-11 a m - Rcenactors holll maneuvers I I am - Mommg dress parade and colors 2-2 30 p m - 'Occupauon of old Portland 3-7 p m -One hour crutses on P A Denny 4p m - Saxton's Comet B,md 9 p m -mtdntght- Dancmg on l,twn wtlh Saxton 's Comet B,md SUNDAY 10 a m - Dress parade and colors 10 30 am - Ctvd War worsh1p servtces Noon - Recogm uon prugrarn 1p m - Umon troops arnve oo the Ohtn Rtver 1 30 p m - 'The BaUie of Buffington Island' 3 30 p m - Closmg eeremomes The Daily Sentinel STRI<£ A8LfJN N rtf: Y.M ON HGH /'RIC£5_ SHOP H CLASSf£DS. (USPS 2t3 96()) Stocks Published every afternoon Monday through Fnday Ill Cllurl St Pomeroy OhJo by the Oh1o Valle:y PubllshlnJ Comp.any/Muh.imedla Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 Ph 99} 2156 Inc Second clus postnge patd at Pomeroy OhiO .Member The Associated Press and the Oh10 Newspaper As!OCIIUIOn POSTMASTER Send llddre~s correcttons to 1be D<uly Senunel Ill Court St Pomeroy Oh10 45769 SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carritr or Motor Routt Wee~~ One One Month ::: .:. .:: One Year .: :. ~.: : ;$1 :· $7 60 75 $91 00 SINGLE COPY PRICE O;nly - ................................ :.............. 35 Cents Subscnt>ers not destrlng to pay lhe cnmer may remJt 1n ndvanre rhrttl rn The Oaaly Semmel on a three stx or ll month basts Credit w11l be &~\en earner each week No subsenpuon by mml permmed tn areas Where home t;:iUTler service Is available: tlw..b MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Inside Melp County 52392 $47 06 $92 56 26 Wttks 52 Wttb Rates Oulalde Mtlp Count) \3 Wc:c:ks $25 61 J6wuu 52-h ~9~ Am Ele Power ,................. 34 1/H Akzo ._......................................... ..... 64 Ashland 011 34 5/H AT&T 54 5/H BankOne Jl Bob Evans. 10 Champion lnd lllll Charming Sho~ 4 7/H City Holding -17 Ill Federal Mogul 10 Ill Goodyear T&R 43 K-mart r 15 318 Lands En'd -· 15 1/H Limited Inc lll/4 Mul,tlmedla Inc 40 114 People's • .11114 Ohio Valley Bank .34 One Valloy • _30 Ill Rockwell . • • 47 114 Robbins & Myel'l 16 Ill Royal Dutch Ill 114 Sboney'slncU 518 Star Bank 48 Wendy lnt'l 17 718 Worthington lnd .lt 314 -·-·- Stock reports are the 10 JO a m quote. provided by Ad'Vest or Gallipolis $9621) ( --Local briefs Humid weather across Ohio gone until Friday Truck driver injured in crash By The Associated l:'rts.< Scattered Gull Coaslthunder Lower temperalures anti less storms were hkely to extend utto bumtdtty are forecast lor the next the lower MtsSIS.<tppt Rtver Valley several days m Ohto Bul hoi and and southern Plams states steamy condtuons are expected to Isolated thunderstorms were return Fnday expected over the northern Sterr.t Dry weather on Wednesday and slnrms were also lmmg up looks good for outdoor work acro~s lhe cenlr tl an~ snuthern Htghs wtU range lrom tlte low 80s Rockies and mtn northern C.thlnr m nortl1east Ohm to the upper 80s ma m southern Ohto on Wednesday A storm system over lhe Gre tl Lows of 55 to 60 are ex relied Lakes wtll pr<tduce severe lhundet Tuesday mghl slorms wllh hat! .md polenttally Heat and humtdtty wtll gr.tdual- d.unagmg wmds ly return as the weekend arprn.tch Dry and cooler condtlmns wete es Htgb temperatures should be loreeast tor the Ohto anu Ten back around 90 by Fnd.ty and Sat nessee Rtver vallevs as !he ue.tdly urday There ts a ch mce ol tiJUn heat wave !hal has loosened tis gnp derstorms Thursd.1y wtUt ,, dtmcc on the East pushes 11110 the North of scattered lhunderslmms nn Fn west day and Saturday Today s temperatures were The nauonal weaUtcr servtce 6 expected to re.tch the 70s 111 New to IO-d.1y outlook shows more heat England, 1hc 80s 111 the Mtdwest _]'e!Jiner;lllJil:S.llll: expecJed 10 aver the.-~Os m lhe Nnrtlle.tst Snuthea> t ag!;. abo~ normal S!!nd_;ucJlllill!gh ~amLNor.tll=t, anu p " ' liXI~n the next Thursday The outlook calls Southwest for above normal ramtall '""" Temrer.ttmes topped 100 tn northern ohto wllh nea1 norm tl p.uts of Oregon on MnmL1y wlulc amount< tn tl1e central and snulh Cluc,tgll cooled to a htgh ol 87 The record htgh temperature lnt Torrenual rruns poured on New thts d.tte m Columbus w.t' 9<} 111 y nrk C ny nverntght drc nchmg 1887 The record l.ow W.J"i stmets,mtl st,lllmg suhways <,1 Ill 1976 Sunset Tuesday wt ll b~ tl 8 58 p m Sunnse Wedn~sd ty wtll be al6 18 am I hunderstorms .tlso l,tshed (lllfts of M.tr yl,mtl produ e mg lla'h lloodmg t~m.l Dnylcstown P~t got ~nt~kcd hy more th~m S lllt.:hc s t.h ramm an hour Across the natwn Much ot the e.1~tern Unnctl S~otes got a hrcak lrom the sultry heat wtlh temperatures tlt.lt dtprcd mlo the 70s before d.twn .utd New York Ctty ,md p,trl s ol lhe Pl.uns were soggy a11e1 hem y nuns New England null the m1d~ Allanite regtntJ Will see showers andthunderslonns lod.ty ,,, .t cool front works tis way mlrutd hnldm~ temperatures to the XOs .tcross much ot lhe Northeasl Wmds gusted lo 75 mph nl Bel lvue Colo and thunderstorms dumred 3 mches ol ram 111 111 hour 011 [latls ol Jar norlhwcstem Kdns.Lo.; Th~ lldtton shot s pots we 1c Thermal ,u\tl p 11m Sp 11 ngs holh m C.tltlotma .tl lOR degtees The coldesl spol w.ts Sod,1 Srnngs Id.tho at14 Jury views video footage of Simpson working out LOS ANGELES (AP) - Fw H few mmutes, he wa' the 0 J Sunp son the way U1e world k>lew hnn before Ute murders - .1 handsome, sm1hng celebnty tellmg lite cruner.t m Ius exerc1se vtdeo, "I m teehng so good now I want lo dance ' The VIdeo foo~1ge Ihal wenl mto ' 0 J S1mpson Mmunum M.unte nance Fm1ess lor Men ' contra,led wnh a doctor's descnp11on ol Stmpson a< a hroken down ex i<1Ck so hobbled by foothall IIIJUnes !hat "I wouldn't htre htm In h,ICk me up m a bar tight ' Dunng hts searmg cross-ex.unt natwn of the doctor on Mmtu.ty prosecutor Bnan Kelberg showed Ute JUry the vtdeo oun.tkes to titus trale tlldt S unpson w,ts ph ystc,lll y capable of ktlltng Ntcole Brown S1mpson and Ron.tld Goldman No one injured in wreck No one was InJUrell followmg a two-car .u.:Cit.li!IH m Pomeroy Monday mommg accordmg lo Pomeroy Poltce Dcp.utmenl reports Larry F Eakms 36 Pomeroy, wa' Ctled for unpmper hackmg and no msurance afler he backe<l hts car oul ol a parkmg spol and htt rumther vehtcle al I I 20 a m Monday records show Eakms' 1985 Bmck Skylark had ltght d.'ltnage alter he backed tt mto a car that wao;; tr~wehng south on Cnurt Street ne,tr Mrun .Streel report< stated James R Henry, IR Galhpoltsr<ernrted ltght dun'!!" In Ius W4 Chevrolet Lummn ~ - - -- - Man jailed on domestic charge A Syracuse man w~\s ,uttstcd early Tuesdny mommg lnllowmg ,\n .dleged dmnesuc dtspute .tccordmg In lhe Metgs Cnuttly SherIffs Derarunent reports !runes S Eakms 42 Syr,lcusc w,ts anested ,u I 40n m Tuesd.1y m1 a Uomes11c vtolencc ch.trgc lie record~ Loyolc~ University srud Henry Bentz o~nd Thornton w11l meet wtth tlte school bo,ud In c(,m ly how the recently rurch.tsed R.tcme Element.try Sch<xJI wtll he used Three lot owners wtll be sent lellers tn clean up lhcu lots or l.tt.:e courl ac11on, llecgle nlllleJ The board sel ats nex t meetmg lm 7 p m Aug 7 at cnuu~.:1l dMm bets Untts ot the Metgs Counly Emergency Medtcal Servtce k1gged 11 calls for asSislancc Monday tncludmg dtrec tran~fcr calls tJntLI resrondmg mcludetl MIDDLEPORT 2 01 am Overbrook Nursmg Center Arthur Gtlmore Veterans Memonal Hospnal 8 41 am Happy Hollow Roa<l James Smtih, Holzer Mcdtcal Center 9 26 am OllNC, Roher! Sherwm HMC RACINE 111 Star Mtll P.trk AI-Ateen mcetmg wtll hold tis meetmg at 7 p m Sunday at Ihe Sacred Heart Church SYRACUSI~ 7 46 a m . motor-velucle tcct de nt on sl,tte Route 7, Don.tld Folmer VMII, Pmneroy squ.td ,uul volunteer hre dcp.trtmenl .111d Mtd dlerort sqwtd .tsststed 1s 1 reo~chmg welcume·h3ck The Allred llnt(etl Meilto~tst Church will st.tge a welcntnc h.tck dmner at the church Snnday .tl li p m lor the Rev Sharon llou~m.m, pa.~tor Heat wave death toll passes 300 By The Associaled Press TemperaiUres d1pped mto Jbe 80s and 90s across tl1e eastem hall of the nallon Mond.ty, llnngmg welcome rehef from tlte wecklong heat wave hlamed lor more than 300 deaths 111 lhe Mtdwesl .md Ea<l In Ch1cago where rescue work ers and ne1ghhors were contmumg to dtscover llodtes tn overheated apartment< I 79 people were con firmed dead lrom heat-relaled caus es Many of them were s.ck and elderly g1ve .tntllakL: .. Ltke John Htll m.my t,umers are Racme Post 602, AmeFtcan Legwn, dmner .tl 6 30 p m Wllh busmess meelmg to follow Pallrihtr Slover-Casto reunion stt The annual S Inver Casln reumon wtll be held Aug. 6 ,11 tl1e Cedar L"ll(es. Rtpley, W Va Those anendmg are to take thw own pte me basket Dmner wtll be .11 noon heueltl< In hoth though ,md decu.Jmg wh1ch lo usc "We stl,pect lh.tt tluoughout tllc week people .tre gomg 10 find dccomposmg bod1cs ' sa1d Cook County Medtcal Exam mer Edmund Donoghue He SUl{)d hy an e.ulter tcllon th.tt lite ftnal loll 111 al<wte could rc.1ch ~(J() The Light Toac!) By Dave Grate of Rutland Furnitllre Ouasttons Ia When a psychtatnst a patlanl w<lh a spin parsonalny deus he use a double pouch? Does he send IWO btlfs? rc11reme111 .1ge For lnrrners s,ud Kncen thts usually means 70s .md SOs '" opposed 111 • • • 65 Heard about the devtl who backed tnto a lawnmower then stopped tn a liquor slore because he heard that they retailed spnns? • • • Most gnls are just as pretty as lhey ware ftva years ago II Just takes them a ltttla1ongar to gel !hal way It ,tlso mc,uiS lhctr chtldlfn are begmmng 10 run the tdrms antl m<~lenuze them l11e nexl generauon IS really takmg over ,t lor ol ranns, ' sauJ Knecn They rc looktng 1nto new m.ukets " ... '--' ~..JIU'O" --==a~ o~=--~~= HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER July 17 discharges Chades Jeffers Robert Sulhvan LoUJse Balhnger, Marg.uet Howell, Don aid Wells, Marun Hag,u Wyhdene Cheatwood, Sh~rley Clarkson and Kristal Rupe July 17 hlrth - Mr and Mrs Brett Saxon. a ~on ol Galhpohs~ Printed Wtlh rermtsston I 29 a m Anttqtuty R.tlph Shat•t VMI I RUTLAND J! 30 am S.tlwn Sttccl D.tvtd D,mks, HMC 6 I 5 p m llnar Rtdge K tthy Rhotles, I!MC 6 15 p m Rolland Fue Statum, Joy Farley, trc.11ed .tithe scene Lep:wn tu me~t Al·Anon meetmg set Knecn hut 11 mriY he lc~slcr th m lltlfl In IJ~~·IIton II~.: s.llll there are VETERANS MEMORIAL Saturday admiSSions - Joseph Wtlson, Pomeroy Saturday discharges - none Sunday admtsstons - none Sunday dtscharges - Joseph Wllso~. Pomeroy, Manon Sman. Pomeroy w1t~. Meigs EMS logs 11 runs Tomato time in Meigs 't tultmg Ius I he annu,tl Smgcr rcuntqn Will be held Suntl.ty at noon .tt the Scmnr Ctttrens Center Racine Council OKs bids Hospital news as~; Smger reunmn announced Robert Hmzeng,s Tins rrocess c:w help HI spreadmg some leal dtseases s:ml •.ccused ot The annual Ctrcle f.tmtly reumon w1ll be held S.uurtlay al Star Mtll Park Ra~tne .tl noon Table servtce wtll he pnwttlc'd the Jury ot Sunpsun s ch mn 1ml st,trdom ' Jl you Wtllch lh.lt Vlth.:u 0 J looks prclly good hut he doe s m.tke rhe cnmmenls thnut Ills knees nnd .lflhlll!s Goldm.m (Cunlmued hom Page 1) The overhead trrtgatton rrocess cooststs of ptpes suspended above the crops !hat spray water on rhe enure pl,ull, preventtng anyone from llemg able 10 w.tlk down the rows , 1~ show C1rcle reuninn Suturduy s,ud the ltpe helps lhe delensc m one 1mpo1t.u11 1espect It remmlls (Contmued lrom Page 1) In other .tc!lon, the ~ounc1l accepted lhe restgnauon ol John Holman lrustcc of lhe Doard of Puhltc A!latrs ,ls of June I 'i He reSigned hec,mse he works tor lel lers The mayor wtll aprotnl ,\ replacement al lhe next meeung wtth wunctl approv,ll needed Deegle srud In other .tcllon Scott Htll ure to control ed .tn ollicer twtcc .tcqu!lled 111 the Rodney Ktng bealtng satd the prolessor tor More tm.,ges ot a m.trchmg or Meigs announcements many low pomts lor the delense dunng Hutwnga's testtmony 'There must be some p10blcm wah the defense " llr.tun s ltd ' How could all ol those lawyers together have dCctded IO rnt thiS wttness on I All ol them should have seen tins commg That's the h,Jslc thmg you ask How ts he gomg to help us ,md whal s lhe downstde nsk I But St.tnley (,oldm.m .t l.tw bendmg, squatttng, strelchtng Stmpson are to be played tod.ty dunng the thtrd tl.ty ol testunony from Stmpson ~ phystc1an Dr A Pomeroy man was InJured when the truck he w.ts dnvmg crashed Monday on State Roure 7 near Middleport lhe Oath tMetgs Post of the Suue Highway PatrOl reported Donald R Folmer 37, 34425 Aatwoods Road, was Jaken to Vet erans Memonal Hospttal by tbe Metgs EMS He w.IS l.tter treated and released a hospual •poke.sperson smd Troopers satd Folmer was southbound at 7 20 ,, m when the !he road veered b.tck nn, travclcll truck went off the nght SJde across the cemer lme swerved nght and went otT the road agrun The truck struck a guardratl and embankmenl, and tlten rolled onto tts stde accordmg to the crash reron The truck wa' severely damaged and Folmer was ctled lor latl HMianll Br.IUn .t vcter,m uum nal defense 11101 ney who 1epH~scnt· vtdeo vtewlng was 1ust one of GOOD HONEST PEOPLE _ FlNIST IQtlllMJm AVAlLA BLI Pesstmtst someone who goes lhrough tne weanng morosecolored glasses • • • You know why people cry al weddtngs? .fiecause lhey ve bean thro113h lhe same thtn9 and they know tt s no laughtng matter 2 and 4 Wheel Alignments (Computer) •Brakes •Shocks •Struts •Tires •Oil Changes •Lube Jobs •Tune-ups •Engine Diagnosis au, POMEROY Near Pomeroy-Maaon Bridge 992-2588 ~ ./).oct;ns i:z..rct. BOB W VINTON Marn St Pomeroy, OH 45769 V. mile Down Rtver from Pomeroy Bndge Ma~ , Aulo Satestnc DBA Gallla Counly Display Yard 155 Main St 3118-8603 Phone 992-4484 Rondv J-•11 Mgr Rolpll Fowler, Mlchonlc R11tland Furniture Rl. 124, A1tlantl, Oh. I I The Daily Sentinel • Page J ' 742-2211 �• - r Tuesday, July 18, 1995 Sports The Daily ~u~!.!!~~! Page4 Holbert's grand slam pushes Padres to 8-6 _win over Reds Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio : In the Kyger Creek LL Tournament, :Kyger Creek #1 & Ri~· join ·s econd-roun-d victors' cast _._._.. _ Jia Comity sweep of Monday night's Kyger Creek LitOe League 006-002=8-2-3 Toumament second-round action at K.C. #I 40'J-00x=f3.8-3 !be Kyger Creek Employees Club WP - Watts (in relief of Gard- field near Cheshire. K.C. tallies win .ner) Kyger Creek needed only three LP- Hatfield hits to dent lhe plate four times in Inning total• the tirst inning. Hannan Trace 0000~-~-2 After B.J. Rose got aboard on an Rio Grande · 349x~16-6-1 infield ~ingle that got Jeff Gardner WP-Forgey borne with the game's first run, LP - Ciary Man McClaskey. witll Ryan White ·also aboard, propelled an 0·1 pitch Dy G. SPENCER OSBORNE from MBS starter Chris Hatfield OVP Staff Writer Victories by Kyger Creek No. I beyond !he left field fence. After a silent second that saw and Rio Grande over Point Plea'<llnt both clubs strand runners at third Mead's Body Shop and Hannan base, the third saw Gardner's seven Trace, respectively, made it a Gal- Inning totals ' Mead's SAN DIEGO (AP) ..:.. Rookie' "When !hey walked Brad Aus- anyUting away from any hitter. but with Steve Finley at second ba.,e. Atlanta. II was also the tirst triple on the verge ol hlowmg the g:une Ray Holbert [umed out to be lhe mus, l was teed off," Holben said. that's not the guy you should leL Jody Reed at tirst wttl T\>lly Gwynn play again'' the Padres since St open in tl1e e;u·Iy innings. ·San Diego Padres' most unlikely "I've been thinking too much up beat you with a home run" at the plate against Cincinnat 1 Louis turned the trick s"ept. 5, Cincinnati scored three first• hero under improbable circum- there. That time I just wanred to Willie Blair (2-0) pitched 5-:!f.l reliever Bmd Pennington. l'J01. tnmng runs.. two coming on stances. · swing the bat " inmngs, allowing one uneamed run With Finley and Reed running But the tHghl behlllgetlto Hoi- Larkm' s 12th home run. the other Instead of havmg Nitknwski un lhree 1111s W1th five :-;tnkeouts on a hit-:uul-run play, Gwynn hie a ben The rookie, whn has srartetl on thinJ ba:-;eman Ken Caminiti's The seldom-used Holbert liit a grand slam -the lirst homer of his pitch to Ausmus w1th runn~rs a1 and one walk. Blau replm;ed starter solt liner Ill at short:.; top Barry only .seven g:Ullcs this ."<ea.~o;on, wa."i enor. major-league career - to lead the second and third wtth two outs. Scou Sanders. who was lilted with Larkin glovetl whtle tlivlng 10 Jlis in the ltneup only hecause regular TJ1c Reds came right hack wuh Padres to an 8-6 victory Monday ReUs manager Davey Johnson one out m the secoml after giving left. Larkin flippeU Lhe baU t<J Sec- shortstop Andujar Cedeno rested rwn runs in t11e secontl inmng on a night over the Cmcmnatt Reds. chose to have Nitkowski face the up five runs - three C£-u11ed - on ond bnseman 'Breit Boone, whose his strained h.-unstring for the sec- tielder's chou:r.: m1d a ~:.K.:rilicc tly The reserve shortstop. hitting light-hitting Holben. five hlls. throw to first baseman H;~ Morris ontl straight gmue. hy L;u·km lor a I-ll lead The decision backfired when JUSt 100 (three hits in 30 at-hats) Nitkowski (1 -3 ) allowed etght easily cauglll Reed off the hag to ,The maJtlflly of Holbert's play- · 'But th en Nukowski pitched entenng the game, put San Diego Holbert smasHed Nitknwski 's I-0 run~ - stx cCUllt!d - 011 ~~ght' lllts complete the play . ' mg time ill 'l1 games has come a'i a him se It into trnu hi e. A he1 1he ahead 10 stay with his. grand slam fastball into the left-tield stmuh with four walk.< ;md two stnkeouts ''I'm still upset about !be triple pinch runner. That's why Holbert's Padres scored on Reed's RBI sin"You have a No Ro!tnle htller in his tive innings of work. m the fifth inning off Reds starter pkty ." Gwynn said. "We had a hit clutch hit cune as such a surprise. gle, Nitknwskt loaded the bases C.J. Nilkowski · who's not hilling a buck 50," "It's been tough on him," with a walk to Cruniniti. He then Holbert's homer was the capper ;md run going and 1 tried 10 hit the The homer, commg right atier John.sun scm.l. "Yi:1u have to go tq a grune that saw the Reds take a hall in the hole 1 got a pretty good Padres manager Btuce Bochy said. tnllowed with consecutive walks to Nitkowskt intentwnally walked nght after htm. You can't throw 5-0 lead before San Diego came ptlch 10 Jut and hit 1t right at "He hasn't played much " Eddie Williams 'lmd Phil Clark to Brad Ausmus to load the bases, him a nothmg tastball. belly-huHon back. The game also featured a 1 arkm.. . Holbert 's homer gave San torce intw<l more runs :utd trinl' tbe ht h." c~p~ aflve-iJln mning.®!l er!!sed _triple pll!y by ()nciJulillL . _ : The triple play wa.s CmGinnall's Otego the win ;~'tcr the ReJJ.s were Red<' le;~<!tll 5:3._ C~nc.!_nnatii_s 6:~ l~d, . · --&Said "-Nitkowskl: " .Not 'to !alee lloccurretl m the 'IX!h t]lnmg, --fifl;t smce June.2B. 19R9 against -.~~: --~--....- --......---.--..- ,.,..--- -·-·-·- walkS. bts throwing error 10 tirst tying nm and put Shannon Louden and hts bitting Josh Martin in the and Nathan Harvey in scoring p<lSi.._ leg wtlb a ptlcb gtve MBS the tion . Young sent the next pitch flying chances it needed - and cashed in on- to score six runs. But starting out of Ute reach of shortstop Justin third sacker Chris Watt<, who went Beckner, allowing Louden and in for a tired Gardner after Joey Harvey to give Kyger Creek an R-1\ Williamson scored the sixtb MBS lead. Then Kyger Creek took run, fell behind 3-1 agamst Brad advantage nf two errors and a walk Talley before striking him out . while getting two hits to score live Then carne the riot. more runs anu put tlte game pennaIn the Kyger Creek third, nenlly of !be Body S!l(Jp's reach. McCia•key' s two-out double to lett Gardner and Watts combined to center scored Rose and slashed the strike out II. walk 15 m1d surrenBody Shop's lead to a one-run mar- der two hils (Hatfield and pmchgin. The with No. 9 httter Bruce hitter Steven Parsons went I lor 2) . Young one strike away lrom end- .Hatfield and Jared Shultz comliincd ing lhe rally, Hattield'.s wild pllclt to strike out six and walk five. KC's hiuers were Rose (his 2allowed McClaskey to score the for-2 effort tncluded a two-run double in the pivotal l·hiru), McClaskey (2-3), Harvey ( 1- I), Young (l-2), Gardner and White (both 1-3). ~ Anderson's pitching controls Dy CHUCK MELVIN . CLEVELAND (AP)- Not so :· long ago, Brian Anderson had an . Albert Belle poster hangmg on his wall. So much for sentim~nt On ·' Monday ni~ht, Anderson limtted . Belle and hts te~mates 10 thre_e .runs over 6 2/3 mnmgs a.' the Caltfornia Angels beat the Cleveland Indians 8-3 Belle went 0-tor-2 a~ainst Anderson, anu the one time he :· reached base - on a walk Anderson picked him oft. . "I really followed the Indians ~· when I was growmg up ," said .. Andersov. 23, who grew up m . :nearby Geneva and allended : Wright State University in Dnyton -· "Sure. I was pumped. I hnd a lot of ··family and triends here. The : adrenaline was huge. . "I knew I was pumped because . ·in the bullpen, l was really popping :.the ball. The pitchmg coach noticed . ·i~ and when I got done. he said to ; me, 'Remember, you're ll cnntrnl . 'pitcher, not a power pitcher.' I took .lhatto lhe mound with me. and 'it . really helped." . Tile Angels made Anderson's . .ftrst appearance at Jacobs Fteld : .more comfortable by bac~mg him : 'wtth 14 htt<. J.T. Snow led the way wi~t a home run. a Joubk, two singles and four Rills, while Jim Edmonds had three hils, mcluumg two of Caltlomia's seven doubles. "It's really good to pttch on Ibis te.'Ull, because they're really swmging the bats," Anderson said. "I knew we h~d the lead. Our olfense . antl 'defense have been there all year, and I knew to trust them." Allbaugh Cleveland still leads the league in batting (\VCntge ami home runs. the Angels average a league-leadmg 5.06 runs per gmne. ·about one-third of a run more than the lntlilrns "'n1~ve gt!l power 111 1he !meup," lmhans manager Mtke Hargrove said. "They've got some speed in the lineup They've got guys who can hit 101 average I can see why they score a lot ut runs . It's no surprise they are where they are." Anderson (3-2) gave up five hus , walked four and struck out one ln 5 213 innings. aided by a Cleveland team that seemed unusually anxious at tlte plme. " We were not very 'mall hit ters," Hargrove said "As the game got longer, .we weren't pauent enough to make AnderS<m put !be ball over " Californill scored twice m the lndi~ns first against Chad Ogea (5-2) on Snow's RBI single and a balk, called when Ogea attempted to pick Snow oft first with a runner nt third "TI1e umpire said he didn't step (toward first).' ' Hargrove sa ttl "He's just got a real quick move. He's got qutck teet. But thm cer- in Angels' 8-3 victory .· tainly -tlidn'tlose the game tor us." The Angels added two m the se(ond on tlucc straight doubles by Gary DtSarcina. Tony Phillips and Edmonds, and they broke it open wtlh lour runs otT Jirp Poole in the seventh, lughlighted by Snow's 14th home run, a three-run ,shot. Cleveland scored a run "' the lirsl on consecutive doubles by Omar Vtzqud and Carlos Bacrga, and Sandy Alomm drove in the ollter two runs witl1 a home run in the seventl1, his second. Californm, which moved 14 g'unes over .500 lilr the lirsttune since the end ot the IYR0 seas~m, extended Its wmnmg streak to hve games while stopping C!evelnnil's s!fcak at lour. "At !lines, ynu still scratch your heat! :u1d thm~. 'Wow, we're going out and competing with the best,"' Snow said. ''In the pllst, it wasn't like that around here Tcruns Uke Toront~> wonld CO!'_'C 111 and we JUst coultln 1 compete. Gee Pic.kerington bombards G-a llipolis Alers 1,6-2 Pickeringwn. cast as the home team in Monday's Americ:m Legion Eighth District tournament at the University nf Rio Grande's Stanley L. Evans Field, overcame a 1-0 Gallipolis lead 111 tl1e tourth mning and out~cored its de facto host 8-2 in the middle innings en mute to a 16·2 rout. In other first-roum.l tournament action Monday · -Meigs edged Glnuster 10-9 111 Glouster -Wellston beat Logan 12-5 in Wellston - Athens beat McArthur 13-11 in Albany , Gallipolis (21 - lfi) will return to the URG campus today to play McArtlmr 111 a loser's bracket g:une at5: 15 p.m. Meigs will tace Athens Wednesday . at 5:15p.m. at Athens High School's Rrumow f-tdd. lnnin~ totals Gallipolis .... 000 101 000 ~ 2-8-10 Pickcrington.O!JO 242 44x ~ lfi-17-2 1 Gallipolis . Playu llh Dailey .......................... .4 Wilson ....................... 0 Fink ......................... .4 Gilliland .................. I McCorkle ..................... .4 Blazer ...................... I Toler . ··· ·· ·· ···· ··· .. J C:umliay.. .I Stanley ... .. ........ 3 Edwards.. ..1 Brunton .................. 3 Reynonds ....................0 t 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 h 2 0 0 0 0 0 · Browning ........... .'........... J I 1 () Humphreys ................... J I 2 0 Gruber ........................... 0 0 0 0 Thomas ......................... 3 0 I o· Tot:ds 34 2 8 2 Pitchers Fmk (L): 6 tp; 3B!l, IIIBP. 'J hils & 3ER McCorkle: I!l, 2 hits & JER Blazer: ~htts& 2ER Edwarlis: l tp, IK. WB. 2 Juts & 2ER W 2 0 0 0 0 Pkkrringtnn 0 Lr:Ia~y~·~t-----_:•:•h~ r Sports briefs------- o· o I 0 1 0 n 11 o o oo ·o o o h .W Prunier.. .......... ............ 5 3 2 0 R. Ross ... ................ 4 1 3 4 Hedges ........................ 6 2 3 3 Jenkins ......................... 6 2 2 2 Dowdy ......................... 3 2 1 0 Johnson ...................... 5 1 1 1 N. Ross.... ........... .... '\ [) 2 1 Comwell .................. .... I 0 11 n Putn;un ................. 4 () o n Haltlennan ................. 2 1 . J 1 De'wcese .................... 5 2 2 o Totals 46 16 17 12 Pjtchrrs Deweese (W): Y ip, 14K, 6!l!l & H hits NEW YORK (AP) - Ramon Martinez ol the Los Angeles Dodgers and Jnhn Olerud ot the Toronto Blue lays were. selected players of the week 111 thetr leagues. Martinez got the honor 111 the National League for throwing the season's tirst no-hiller, :1gainst the Florida Marlins Scoreboard Sr Louts (Urbant 2· 3) IU Montreal (Fassero lf-7), :1 · 3~ r m P!!lsbur~h (Ericts 1 1) at A.ll:mta (Smoltz 7-S), 7 40 p 111 Major leagues E&~~lrm 8010ron . Ddro11 . Baltunore . New York Torufll.o ., Divildnn :W L &l. . .40 37 . . 36 33 .. Jl Mt!WQUkee .. OucaiJ.o 493 4 .493 4 (, 9 4(,~ 42!1 (oY4 ::!:! 35 36 42 4l.l .'i!t J(, . . 37 2Y Mmrttllota .. " ..... 24 , l3 5 ,5(17 13 5 401!. 20 5 .329 lfi.S ~01 W""'"" Dlvbdnt~ Cahfurnm. . .. 44 JO .C.Y5 Te~B& ..•.. .. • . 42 32 ,5(;11 Seallle lli 1M 486 Oakland. ..... ... 37 4{) .481 2 K ll.'i Tomato 6, Mmne11ot.a 3 ~City 4, Soliton 3 Cahfom1a 8. CLEVELAND 3 Mdwaukee I J, Oalcland 4 Balhfll(l~ 3, Te11111 2 (13)"' 0UC!ti(O I. New y orli: 1 (t\nHom 7th tle, ppU., r.un) S~llle HI. Oetru•t t. (HI) C1ty (aemens 2~2), J·O:\r .m Turonlu (Cone K·5) at MHlttl;'s.t•l·• {Tilpant 4-W). 1.15 p.m Delm11 (Luna fi·O) ol St'.\tllr 4-.'i), 3:3S"fl.m. (8l'kh~r DH· Chu:a~o (Abhnlf 4-4 anti Mc {McD.•well7-~ Cat>ltiU 4-2) at Nc.M York (lanA,~t>lllll K-1) at CLEVE- LAND (Cir~rk 4·3), 7 ·0~ fl tt1 Oakland (\\'t•jlt'lcluow~kl fl.(l) ~ • Mil· waukee (R.uht\l"sun ~-1). Kn5 r m Ballunure (Muutnn 11·'i) .11 (Puvh~ 5-~). K,3.5 r m WcdnL>sdl)y's Tt'l.l~ garne~ Kan~3M Ctly ( Afifllt'r ll · fl) al Nl'W Ynrk (Httchtud; ~-(i), I 05 run Cnllfnrn1ll (Sprlnt!t'r fl -1) lll Turuu tu (Guzman MJ. 7 3~ r m ' B11lllflturc (McDunnh! 2-~l nt Mtn - (Bert' 4-K),II·tiS pIll Sealtlt' (Bu"w fl·4) 011 Mllwaukt't' (Dnne~~ lli-7). II·U~ pin CLEVELAND (Nagy K-4) Dl (OrOIIs 4-ll), tl.35 p rn. ~tmit T~:luH (Lint6·!5) Ill Ou~a!!tl {li'1tto 0· ,), JlJ: 3~ p.lfL I - NATIONAL LEAGUE E11~lnn -w., Atlanta , Plul:u!dplua . Montreal New Yt•rk FlntldU '-l< Divl.'liun :W L &l. Gil 4(, '!7 (i1U 40 Jtl J4 YJ 54 I (, 'i 41ill , 2 1J .27 4~ Jn 44 ,JMO 1I 17 'i IK C~:ntr11l Dlvi~inn CINCINNATI 4f• Hou.~ton . . . . 41 Clucul!n . . 311 P1ltsburgh ... ... J2 Sl U•u1s . ...33 Wc!ll~rn '27 J2 J7 J!l 610 51i2 4~ ; '\(!1 t) 4'i7 4l4 12 5 14 5 DlvMon Colunadn . 41 Lot; An~e\1$ , .. , .. J(i · San Dtegu )l!i San Francasco ...... 35 33 3H ~54 .4K(o 5 473 6 47J (i 3'J 39 . Monday's score" St. L.luu• 8, Monlrea\ 5 New Y<•rt 7.·auww.n 2 San Die~u tl. CINCINNATI(, Hou~<loD 3, l,..rnc Anttllle.~ 1 Florulrz I 0, San Franr.·~~~u II (TrociL'iel { June..~ 5-6) BALTIMORE ORIOLES Actmttt'tl Kevm Drnwn !'llldu:r frum the 15-tl ay / ltsallled 11111 PI;J(e-ti nm~ Hu!ll!}l, o.::.~to.:her. uft tilt' 15·tl.iy ths.:.~hlrd h!-1 I BOSTON I<ED SOX Pla~·c:-U Rq.\llit ':idl c:-r~"" · •lc:-st)!Jl~lrtllnlll'r , un the l~·tla)' th~ulllrt\l llst Rct':illl'tl Mark Wlitlt:n, ••ul - lidder,ln•lll P.Jwtuckd of Utt: lnlrrnJJtiunal le'JI!.Ue Si~nt!ll Antly Yount, pllo.:her . CALIFOHNIA ANGELS Placetl 3-7), 2.20 p 111 ' ct~oo (VanLamhn~thaml-2), 3. 3~ p.nL an1! lclltun f1t1WCTS Cllf· CHirACw WHITE SDX Rr~alled Mall Kan;cltnl'r, pttdtl'r, !rum Nashvllh: Amt>ric;~n A~~tJt:talinn c;LEVELAND INDIANS Recu lled Chad Ogea, pilch~:r, Crurn Bur(uln o( Utl' Amtric:m Assnclllii!ID AcltYa!~d llavl! Wmf•eltl, tlt-.,;tJ!IIOLit>d h•llrr, frum the]'\ day d1~blt!l:l 11~1 . ~iOllt'd Alan Embft'e rutcher, tn Durrnlo. be.~•ttm•ted Grt"~g 01: pitcher, fur :J~;si~nml'm DETROIT TIGERS Placed K~:v1n WJd;..rldt"r pildter, on Uw:. 15-day d!~ahlctl TEX A.'i "RAN(\I!kS Puri:hUst"tl lltt ct• nrmct ul Sle¥<' llul·dwl<', llllrd llaM·· m.m, lflllll ~HJalloma C'Jty 11[ the Am~ can A~SI> t:ia ttun s~nl Lui~ (lrllt, thin! Please, include your nanw and l"la.-kruun , h> Oklahoma C11y TORONTc1 BltJE JAYS Rdeased Ouunv n,,rwm. p1tt:he-r ~iJ!III!d MtHthew Onurlav lon .11 hau ~lt'rrtll~ .tml Chml Nl't>· 41ll:, j"111t:hl'h, To l un~·v.-,,r luntrucl~ S•~nrtlll'11rl'v Malunt.•v. Nhun~top . :lnd Jt·rt'lill Rutlulph uu1r1l'ldl'r , an•! a.""Ji,!.llt'd th~:m II• thl' [Htlt' Jays ot tin.• Ciult Coru;t UUJ:!Ut' phone# with recipe. 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J) .11 Munlt';'.!l M;~rtm~z 7-5). 7 35 111. ~ Plulallt:lphl:t {rtrl't:n K-~) ~~ C'ul .. rudtl Monday's scores Si~11cd Z11ch WH.!J:!~tl niJt•ti~IYf lt~tkl~. to u thrt:c.-ytar Md•c F.•ulk~INUJl, lullhud;:, uml R;~ym•ntl kHt>l·rts, llj!l lt t'Jitt CINCINNATI DENfiALS .'i•i!ncd Mdvtn Tute-n. t•lk nstv~ hm·ns;m. "' tltr~c ve-,>r cun tr.lll Cl-EVELAND DROWNs kl'lcust•tl lkj!m:ilil luu1·~. t11rncrh:.ld.: DALLA'\ C"OWOOYS '\1~nl·tl Da1aa ilu" ~ r d llllt:h.H:: kl·r Ro:k~llil'tl L!II CI•ln (Pu11Ug:ll5-4), 1 35 pIll ClNCINNATI (Smill'y y.l) Dtegn (Bene~ 1..(i), !0 35 r 111 ST lCHIIS RAM!\ h:remv ~111\lr~t.l~. umt Wcdn~stJay's gam~~ Aontla (Durkell f•·!J! ;J! San Franll'ilt• (P.l St~.lll'd Ltuculu U>fllt"rhacl> '" ,, lllfl't>·Vl'~l lUll· tr~cl. Kc¥111 Mlllll'itt'\d, olt•ll'n~IYl' t> .1c~ •• nd l<v.m Wdllil.!hl lll-'hl '"" hJIWII'~l'~l r CINClNNATI (R1111 5-4)~~ Suu Htc:-1:\" (Honultt•n J-3), llJ o~ r m · H11u!itun (Swmtlcll (,.J) ,,1 Lns (R M~tmt'Z lJ (1), 4 05 f' 111 Dh· •~iun l'rntnl CLEVELAND . K~n~ C1IV . Gil ~411 Jl 3K 37 3M 42 [)~rflc , oil'llii~IYt> l,o~k.k CJIICAr,o BEAks Plulmh.\lp\m.l (Sdulhn~ 0-5) at CuiOmtk• (R.iU 7-4) 'J [15 pm ' HouJ>ton (Revnulds 5-5) ill (J)I' An~c:- leA (C:Inthut!t4-7), l(l•(lS (l m. AMERICAN LEAGUE Ium UIUI S~J-.a.liull Si~nt:d Ed ('unnm~ham, t:enler, lu u un~·ytu~r lXIII lru~l. untl Fruuk Sandl'rs wul~ rttt!Yer, ROGAN ;;:;;,) ~--..... -- ~RNEJ! :;?." Insurance Se"!"vices 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 .Auto-OIIilren rn..uvrLile l"iOme Car Busmess TioJ.'M lk6&...:&p&• I display, the runs increased ip similar lrt<hion. The Wildcats, retired 1-2-3 in the tina two rrmnes, didn't get their first runner aboard until the third. when Mtchacl Steinbeck singled to left. Two consecutive wild flitches during te;unmate Adam Hall's atbat got Steinheck to third. but shortstop !lohhy Jones, after not getting the catcher's throw in time to gel Hall going to second, fired ro an armored Scnttie NiUa at the • tired to Benrley t'1r I he scctmd 4tUI . With thu Wildcats' lend runner gone. Rio ended the grune b y getting Josh West to grouml out In second. Forgey pitched tluee i1111 ing, before givmg way to Roccht. The pair, in tossing a walkles!'i lhrt!c~hu ter (Cinry, Kevin Lampluer and Sanders each went I f(ll' 3) . .:ontl>ined 10 strike out six . Clary :111ll Sanders tailed sevt:n stJ1keouts and 12 hospitals. Rio's billets were Huldt en (hi' 2-fnr-3 day inclulicd a tlonh k). Hamson (I-ll. Forgey, Jones (l~llh 1-2) mtd Finney (1-3). Futur.: cnnt~.ds TnniAht: Village Pizza ln11 v,. lluhhard's Greenhouse at 6 p.m.: Midtllcpurt Cardinal.< vs. Vinton at 7:~0 p.m. W<dnesday: Rutland vs !lidwell at 6_p.Jn .; Homj: Care !VJedtca! ~ _ vs. Point Plca.s:ulll'\!tidwme;u 7:30 p.m. ' . Thursday: Gallipolis Wlnte Sox v.s. Fruth Pharmacy at 6 p.m : Kyger Creek No. I vs. Rm Oranlie at 7:30p.m. DON TATE MOTO,S, Inc. · ·4rn~Anniversary ~I'rt, SALE · fG:r'. ~ f. i\ ~))\ :~J ~ CONTINUES •. .. TWS WEEK'S SPECIALS STATE HORSE QUALIFIERS- Meigs . ·County residents Sandy Smith, Kyle Ord and Jamie Ord (L·R) qualified for the Ohio State Fair ltorse show. Smith competed in· Western pleasure 308 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO 1-992·8614 -1·800-837-1094 and Western showmanship categories, while tho Ords advanced In barrels and poles. (Sentinel photo by George Abute) . .Hamilton County commissioners say citizens should vote on stadium tax CINCINNATI (AP) - The the next 30 days so a referendum ·leader of an organization lighting a on the tax can be placed on Ute ballot in next March's primary. proposed Hamilton County sales tax increase for new stadiums for County commissiOners Boh Bedinghaus and Guy Guckenberger -the Reds and Bengal> said county :commissioners should let citizens said Utey will vote in late July to •vote on lhe tax. · impose lhe tax increase after two ' Timothy Mara, chainnan of Cit- public hearings take place. The first hearing is scheduled . izens for Choice in Taxation, is unhappy that lhe commissioners for We<1nesday. "I'm going to shame them : intend to impose the l percent (commissioners) Into feeling real boost in the current 5.5 percent tax -without placing it on the November bad about not putting it up for' a - public vote, :· says Mara. "An ballot. "We just dod't understand why issue as big as Utis deserves to be the commissioners want tu conspire put on !be ballot; but llte commissioners are making tt difficult when with (Bengals prest!lent) Mike they have the power to make it Brown to change the la·ws in Columbus against the public's best easy.u interests," Mara said. "Why wnn'l Prosecutor Joseph Deters told the county elections board Monday the commissionero do something that tax opponents prohahly would for the puhlic, eliminate this rigahave to collect petition signatures marole and just put it on the balfor two separate ballot issues. lot?" · Mara's group will try to obtain Deters said that is be.cause under state law, lhe l percent incr~ase i6,789 valid signatures of voters on WOUld be imposed in IWO incrc· each of two separate petitions in ' co Auto, Alt1 .Stereo; Power. ~ :fop 2 To~ 9hoe»se From · .·. ~12· 995 CAUTERETS, France (AP) Italy's Fabio Casartelli died aJter a fall today in a high-speed crash involving several riders during the 15tlt stage of lhe Tour de France, according to French radio. He died after being in a coma forafewbours. RadioTollfl\said. It was the first death on the Tour de France since 1967, when Tom Simpson collapsed dunng a mountain climb on an extremely hot day . . Ca,artelli, of the American terun Motorola, lay mnt10nless on the --Sports briefs-~ Ba•ehall MILWAUKEE (AP)- A plan for a new $22~ million stadium for the Milwaukee Brewers might be finnlized within days, team vice prestdent Laurel Pricb said. The stadium financing plan under discu~~ion among Oov. Tommy G. Thompson and city, county and terun otT1cials is seen it\ a last chance 10 keep the B•ewcrs from leaving tnwn ground after crashing into a concrete block on the side of the road. A few minutes later, he was flown by helicopter to the hosptlal in Tarbes. "He has serious facialmtd skull injuries," tour doctor Gerard Pone said. "He went into a deep and immediate coma." · Cl!Sartelli,' the ,Oiympic ch;unpion in the road race at the 1992 Barcelona Grunes, turned 25 Sunday. Casartelli. Germany's Dirk the stadiums, a new jml ~md cnunly debt reduction ' Mara led a fight several years ~go to defeat a proposed tax mcrease Omt would have paid for a new jail. I Baldinger ol the Po IIi team and Italy's Dante Rezze crashed during one of !be descents llf the 12R-mile stage from St. Gir<llls to Cauteret m the Pyrenees. At speeds approaching 55 mph, . the 1nders failed to negotiate a curve anti fell aboutl8.5 miles from the stan on tl1e Porte! d' Aspet mountain. ·Rezze an~ Baldinger were taken to Ute hospital in Saint-Gnudens Porte said Rezzc injured his lett thigh. while Baldinger suffered mulitiple inJuries. 1995 CHEVY CAMARO CONVERTIBLE Loade_d, leather interior, auto. Dolby stereo. Auto, air, cassette, keyless entry, PL, PW, cruise Come and test drive a legend! 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The Ultimate Super Value Meae You get the DQ Homesty!e• Ultimate burser with twQjtig beef patties, cheese, bacon. tomatoes, lettuce and special sauce. Plus, fries and a 21 ounce soft drink. For a limited time at your participating Dairy Queen• Brazier" stores. • $12· 995 Auto, air, cruise, cassette, '...ST ANDREWS, Scotland (1\P) - Amcticans Tom Lehman am..l Kenny Perry withdrew !rom the British Open, upping the number to five players from the United States who have pulled out of the toumaOthers not playing ·at St. Andrews are Fred Couples, Fuzzy Zoeller atld Hale Irwin. · Auto racing BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - Juan Manuel Fangio, a five-lime world Huto racing duun, pion, died at tl1e age of 84. Fangio won 24 Grrutd Pnx races out of 51 in which he started, Ute seventh highest victory toL1I of alltime. Basketball ATHENA. Greece (AP) Georgia Tech recruit Stephon Marbury scored 20 p<>inls as the United States beat france 65-62 m Its opening quartertinal-rou~td g~e in the Junior World Chmnptonshtps. ~c 1995 CHiVROLET CORYITTE CONVERTIBLE . ' The Ultimate SUper PONTIA'C GRAND AM YOUR CHOICE . The proposed increllse would rruse an estimated $ 100 m•ll ion a year for Ute next 20 years til pay fllr Tour de France crash kills Italy's!Casartelli . ' ·~ ments of one-half percent each. "We were disappointed that !be dectsion passed on from the prosecutor didn't give any citations ... an attorney general's opmion or some authority" for the rulmg, Mara said Monday night. The commtssioners have Silld they could not afford to wait tor a vote on the tax because otherwise, Brown might have followed through on hl' threat la.'t month to move lhc Bengals to Baltimore. The Reds also want a new stadium. Both teams are unhappy cotenants in 25-year-old Riverfront' Stadium, which would be razed to make way for the two new stadi- ums. 1995 BUICK ACHIEVA OR 1995 1995 'PONTIAC ' ' 'f ' , 1 Baseball in each of its three at-bats . As expected~from such an offensive plate to get Steinbeck for the last out nf that inn mg . Making up the eye of Rio's third-inning mnuu..lo were lwo-run singles by JnsoQ Holdren, Jones anti Kyle Forgey Hannnn Tmce 11 ied tn get on tl1e hnartl one la,o,;t tune 111 th~ fourth . Riclcy Clary Jr. got a one-out single Rio mereie~ Wildcat~ ' and~•dvancetl to second on the - __ This 1172-i~illj_'Jfffalr: sa~ - n!Iaftlirow I() tlte lnl'ieu· But he Hannan Trace go Unwn Ill nnler 111 was cut down .arthird when Rol· drcn, after taking a throw at firs! the ftrst, tw p innings whiJe Rio Grande tallied -even runs. base from tltird baseman Brandon Rio Grande sent seven, mne (IDll Bentley too late to keep .lacob 14 batters to the plate, respecuvely, Sanders trom his 1ntield single, 1 ~ The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 All Used Cars & Trucks Must Go. Taxes and lttle fee not tncluded. All payments subject to credtt approval DON TATE MOTORS, Inc. Weli'eatYou Right" tncluded . I ' --~ • prl&s include rebates lo dealer Taxes & fees not · IT'S WORTH YOUR DRIVE! · 700 N 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH ' 992-3322 l • All • �Page 6 • The Dally Sentinel Tuesday, ~uly 18, 1995 Pomeroy • Middleport, ·Ohio Tuesday, July 18, 1995 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The .D aily Sentinel • Page 7 Reactions to stuttering have produced silent population that most people know nothing abouL For example: Ann Stuuerers are reluctant to engage Landers in group conversation, talk on the telephone or speak to a group unless they absolutely have to. There have been so many times I knew the answer to a question but kept Dear Ann Landers: I am a 46· silent for fear of stuttering and year-old wife and mother. I look embarrassing myself. · n!'rmal, but I have a disability that" I have worked for several years. , has caused me a great deal of mostly clerical jobs, making sure I embamssment and anxiety. I stutter. would not have heavy telephone People have reacled to my stuttering work. I am capable of so much more. in a variety of ways •• pity, disgust but I can't fulfill my potential because and laughter. Here are some facts I of the stuttering. Individuals who :would like to share with your speak normally cannot imagine how readers. dreadful it is to be afraid to speak. ··Those who stuuer (and there are This disability is uuly horrible. How millions of us) carry a lieavy burden I wish people ~ould not lllink of stutterers as comic figures to be imitated and laugh'ed al We deserve respect and compassion. Please speak up for us. -- OFTEN SILENT IN WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS DEAR WICHITA FALLS: You are not alone. There are 3 million stutterers in the United States and a similar proponion in every other part of the world. Stuttering usually starts between ages 2 and 7 and is four times as common in boys than girls. PeOple rarely stutter when they are alone or talking to a pet. No one knows why this is. In the latter pan of the 18th century, Prussian surgeons treated stuuerers by snipping olf ponions of their tongues. . Sir Winston Churchill, Aristotle, ' :second birthday:_ -- Celebrated . An J\P Mem!~tr.£x.chupge By ROGER A. FERGUSON TbeDaily Telegram (Adrian) HUDSON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) - Using his property as a palette, retired farmer Bill Daub has designed a living work of art that attracts a wiue assortment of wildlife. From ducks of most every species to endangered short-earetl . ed his second birthLiay m a MiLILilcpOrt park. , ; A "Barney .. _pcirty was thrown by his molller, Kay Johnson . Attending were: grandparents Jim and Betty Johnson; Carol. Angelia and Ryan McClure, Barb, Tom and Tommy Varian; Terry Spencer, Bob and Willie Johnson; Annie, Lu~. Lisa, Lora. Donna ai)d K.1yl;~ Gheen. . · Those unable. to :tllend who sent gifts were Denver, Nora ·ami Gill . Rice, Freda Edwards, Mac at)~ Boa Stewart, all of Middleport; Rossie Hysell of Rutland; and "Nana Beach'" from Aorida. KYLE JOHNSON Refuge, Jocalt:!d in puawa and ea~ers. WEDNESDAY POMEROY - Alzheimers and Related Disorders Support Group. .I to 3"pm. Wednesday at the Senior Citizens Center, Pomeroy. Techniques for managing incominence, bathing and dressin.g, depression management, and activities for the dementia patient will be discussed. Kirk and Erin ·smith of Woodinville; Jim, Bonnie, Tate, Colby and Brillany Hess of lssaquiah; and Edwaru Parker and Debbie Carefoot of Arlington. During the .July Fourth week , end Edward Parker's home had Fra~ie, AI . .lay, Barbie, Mike and . J~n Carefoot. Edward's d;mglner, · 1112htn - Middleport Trophies & Tees in on the Mme After 11 years in business, we are moving across the street and up on the corner. Second and Coal streets. 190 North Second. We've bought the building, and we'll be there from now on. ( No Sunday Calls) ' mo. L&W ' LAWN CARE - r- •Mowln~j Also: Contract Work Lonely? Find Him or Her We Have Their Name and Telephone Number Call Now 1 ·900-388-0200 Ext 8152 $2.99 per Min must be 18 yrs. Procall Co. (602) 954-7420 R & C Excavating Septics, Land Clearing, Ponds, Homesites, Footers, Driveways. Licensed & Bonded Free Estimates NEFF REMODELING 611311 mo. Limestone & Gravel, Septi1 Systems, TraHer & House Sites. Reasonable Rates Remodeling Kitchen a. !lath Remodeling Room Additions Siding, Roofing, Patios · Joe N. Sayre SAYRE TRUCKING 614·742-2138 Insures.- Experienced 992-5591 Howard L. Wrltesel ROOFING . SERVICE House Repair & NEW-REPAIR Gutters , Downspouts · Gutter C(eaning Painting " FREE ESTIMATES 949-2168 Reasonable Call Wayne NeH 992-4405 For Free Estimates 4J131'95 ·0titieS aua La~t! Gift Me~chandise 1/2 Close-Outs Pra·ce We Need Space For New Fall Merchandise Shooting · Match July 23rd 1 p.m. - ? Now And Savel 1i~; Our Complete Selection Fenton Lamps (f,;P I . Por·c elain ~~ · ! .. Colle_ctQrs.. ~·,.,.. Dolls ~ I . I.• I -_ra-- I 2 Price ClE!arltUi{~e · Friendship Sensor Candle THIS WEEK ONLY $2.89 Reg. $4.49 #75ll $5.99 ea , Every burial ohall ba complete Townahlp form temporary "Requaat for Opening and marker (approved by Cloalng" and return to Trualtl!l) lhowlng name of Township .office. ComoltrltiiL aptn ounrlu -~ deoaaaod, dolo of birth, and To Make Room • on theiol. There ah all be no mounding or fencing o~ arave alte~. sunaet 1evan (7) daya par week. Harold Brinker, Truatee Edward Dural, TruatH Barnard Gilkey, Truatee (7) 11, 1a; 2TC ' $2.99 'N 992-3265 M ~....___..;;..;,IC;:;fl~O:;,;~s;;.....;..,;,;;,e.,_a=s~-----' 110\\ \IW E\(:,\\\TI~(; Bulldozing, Bnckhoe, TI11E . SAVERS "=======::!= r Country Naturals G'lfts & Accessories ,Services. 1ers, old docks, anlique lurniiUfe. Riverine Anliqueo. Ru11 Moooo, owner. 614-992· 2526 . We buy rt Ohi epO ' Mon-Sat. Trucking- Limestone, Top Soil, Fill Dirt Old Pertumo Boutes In Gooij Depanmam S1o1e Type Wtlh L~~~~"s~~~;\u;e•. Atomizero, s..~, Top Prices Paid: Old u.s. cotn1, Silver, Gold, Diamonds. All Old Collectibles, Paperwelghll, Ere. M.T.S. Cain Shop, 151 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, 614-"46·2842. WanUtd Car : Ea1y On Gaa, Goo !Ill Motor Must Have A.C ~Child On Life Support SySJem' Needs To O,lve Chl\dr.an To Hospital ln Col- umbus & Po,rnmou1h Atleawt Once A Week, Only Pay 1500 Or Less. 614 .386.8397 . lumiOiro. no t1em too larga or 1oo Ave. Mlddl Own Cleen 3 Or -4 a.drOOf'l\ 2 Or 3 Bath, Rural Home Wlll'lln ~6 • Minute1 Of Pt Pleaunt IGallpolla Bridge, Ellhe< Ohio 1WV Sldo. WiN Con1lder Reni-To·Own, Leasi FlUrcnase, land Contract Or Pur· chase Of Right Property, 3Q.t..e751150Ext..C16. ' Wanted to buy- antique and used 317 North 2nd Homo Sites, l:and Clearing, Septic Systems & Driveways~ small. wm bu)' one piece or corn· plate estates, Ostty· Martin, 81-4~ 992 7 1 1 • . .. . O Wanled To Buy: Junk Auloa Wll~ 9am-5pm La~y Or Without Motoro. Call Lively.81 .,_388·9303. Wanted To Buy: Used Mobile Homes. 614·446..0175. Com~lete F & ATree Service Trimming -Topping -Removal Slump Removal 20 VealS Experience Guaranteed 992-6351. & 992:-4447 Auto Body Repair ANNOUNCEMENTS --- - .... 30 Announcements ~ I • NEW HOMES •ADDITIONS • NEW GARAGES .• REMODELING • SIDING • ROOFING • PAINTING ' FREE ESTIMATES . (614) 992-5535 992-2753 Room Additions, Etc. 388-9e65 P.O. Box 220, Bidwell, OH 45814 (B ~ 4) LINDA'S PAINTING & CO. lntertor & bterlor Take the pain out of painting. Let ua do It tor you. Very reasonable. Free E~tlmates Before 6 p.m. leave message. After6p.m. 614-985-4180 "".... 11 o Help Wanted Avon -Earn $8 ·$15 /Hr. Full ( Part· Time, No Door To Door, Ben· efits, 1·800·827-4640, lnd 1Rep. AVbN I All Areaa I Shirl~y Spears, 304-875·J •29. · AVON SELLS ITSEU' . Discounts! No lrwentoryl Territory OptiOnal. lndJrep. . 1·800-742-4738 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling . Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985-4473 WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Specoahzing in Custom Frame Repair NEW & USED PARTS FOR ALL MI\KES & MODELS 992-7013 OR 992-5553 OR TOLL FREE t -800·848·007 I Giveaway 40 -4 Klnen !hey are beautilull Calico. 614-446-2303 4 Kiuans, Black & White, 814· 448·2303. AKC Registered Cocker Spaniel, 3 l/2yra old, Buff color, female, not good with children. 304·895·3957 leave message. Bfue lick puppy, approx. Smos old. 304·675-1 484. Various American Wheels on Sale DARWIN, MANLEY'S HOME IMPROVEMENT Rooting, Siding, ConcreleL EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Average 16-115/Hr. AI Work- lmperi~l Tire Service formerly Pocr Boy Tires Dual Exhaust tap in's Glasspack ................ $109.95 Dual Exhaust Tap in's . Turbo's .....................$119.95 Alignment Front end ... $19.95 Aligoment foor wheel .$34.95 Rotation & Computor Bal. four wheel .............. ....... $19.95 7122/94 CONSTRUCTION Wanted - Singer ftatherwelghl sewing machine, 814·1M8·2202. .. H0111<1 Free Estimates CLASSIFJEDS REAL ern Averlle, Gallipoli1. Decorated stoneware, wall tele· phones, old lamps, old thermo"'!&· Condition. Dime Store, Drug SIOre, 6121/1 mo. Custom Building & Remodeling each year to allow tor mowing and cleaning of cemetery. Funeral Director shall Cars Or Truekl, 1887 Models Or Newtr, Smith Buick Pontiac, 1900 Easl· J & D's Auto Parts and Salvage. bu 1ing wrecko, ;u nk autao · a ·Jrucks. Also, parJO lor sale. 3~·· na-5343 ar 773-5033. , • S1'dewalks • Driveways • Patios . • Porches · • Slabs · .L .l .... State Rt. 33 Darwin, Ohio (Specialize In driveway spreading) Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614-992·3470 Public Notice There ahall be. no planting marked by • date of death , provided there Ia no marker already Precious Momentsl Name Mugs NOW ONLY Truateea to do work. No burial• allowed wfthoul vault or 11Jitable burial conl81ner. We will install carpet and floor coverings. Give us a call at 614-992-3379- . ·1s Years Experience. Hours Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. Saturday 8:00a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CHARLIE'S CONCRETE Authorized AGA Distributor Welding Supplies •Industrial Gases • Steel · We ld'rng . . • Aet--3tr Sales & Fa bncatton Aluminum/Stainless . No job too large or too smatll Oxyge n Acetylene C0 2 Helium all sizes Medical Grade Q, Propane Trimix Ultra Mix Mig Welders Ph 773·9173 FAX 773-5861 108 Pomeroy St. Mason, WV ~ WICKS HAULING Dee Dad? Love, Dad Suzanne, Josh, Jarrod, & Sarah of treest . ·bushes, or grave .ahe $100.00 shrubb.ery, etc ..on lola. Opening .and oloalng of Flowere and decoration• gravoa $200.00 to ·bo paid by Funeral Director · to muat be removed from gave peraon authorized by ollu April 1 thrtt May 15 • L:========::: r Chuck Stotts 614-992-6223 - Free Estimates Insurance Work Welcome (Umestone Low Rates) foliowlng •Reg. $9.99 · Now Only For New Styles Opal Eicliinger, Chester; Raymond Earl VanMeter, Canton; Ella Williruns; Middleport; and Vance Spencer. Midulcport. rule• and regulations for Bradford and · Rocrkeprlnga cemeteries. Coat of (1) one 992·2269 614-992·2713 Buzz's Car&et Installing, nc. 1 Blue Heeler Pup, Call 614·446- 1903lll\le ......qe. Clean late Model cLigllt HaUII!!S!_:__ ~'"· -'Ocili'i Junk hi Sell Oo VourR~ Shrubs Shaped Working Relrigeralor&, Freezers, .. Wuhan, Or)'er&, Microwaves, and Removed Cojor T. v:. VCR"o, Air Con<iltlon, J b . ers, ComputO<I, OfliGo Machlnea, MISC. 0 B. E1c. 81.,.2511-1238. Faml~ Rotoeadng Soeko To Renv Bill Slack PRECISION ·AUTOMOTIVE 539 BRYAN PLACE MIOOLEPORT 992·2n2 .Office Houre: Mon.-Fri. 8:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Vinyl & Alum. Siding, Roofing, Vl_nyl Replacement, Windows, Blown Insulation, Storm Doors, Storm Windows, Garages. Trualeea have enacted the Beautiful Boxed Floral Arrangements t:=======~ r TREE 'RI-ING . AND REMOVA llilt '.1 One Sto~ J&L INSULATION Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Undtr R.C. 517..06, Ft.C. 517.11, R.C. 517.12. Salisbury Townahlp ....... Chetotar Happy 30th!! ~-- 1"-----~:-:"~~---::':"'------, Keith ·r-~--------~" , ~----------~ ..... 1·900·DIIf8 LIne Legioh Farm Bailey Run Rd. 33•Ja •t. OFF _I_ . Our Entire Selection Happy Ad 30 Announcements Kenny's Auto Center 1-800-486-1590 264 Upper River Ad. Bus. (614) 446-9971 111/1fn Gallipolis, OH. 45631 Waitiag far owner Seduded an 2 waoded - au.es (moli.iivailablt}- . · 3 BR/2 BA, Tuppers Pl. water, heat pump, heavily insulaled· Must seel 12 mi !ram Pameray, 17 mi. !ram Athens Of All Lifestyles, locally or nationwide. 1-900-945-5500 Ext. 7898 $2.99/mln. 18+ Procell Co. CALL OUR OFFICE AT 992·2155 . John Teaford We H1111e Cars and Vansl NEW HOME MEET SINGLES 0 YOUR MESSAGE CAN BE SEEN HERE FOR A TOTAL-OF $6.00 PER DAY. Kenny's is the place to come when you need a car rental. 5/16194 TFN ! 6° column Inch weekdays saoo column inch Sunday 1 Kenny's Auto Rental . 59,000 614-992-5291 -. GOLF LESSONS 80 Public sale CUSTOM GOLF "''-U'"'" 1 and Auction CLUB REPAIR Ric;k Pearson Au10tion Company, TROPHIES lull time auctlonur, compl&lf . licensed auclion PLAQUES 166,0hlo &service West Virg inia, 304 · 773-5785 Or 304-77J.5447. BADGES 90 Wanted to Buy . · 1 Call for rate schedule Min. $2.00 Get Your Message Across While - •Trimming •Firewood Large Selection Of Bnltnm; Sandra White, Dashmt; To otTer story suggestions, report late-breaking news and otTer news tips 2J 12/92lltn & surrounding area. HAULING & EXCAVATION Sale Dates- July 17-23 Opal Eichinger. Thdma White and Ella Williwns. Mac McPeek anu Ada Bissell served a...; hos1csses. Also attending were Ella Osborne. Ch<lrlotte Grant, Faye Kirkhart. Thelma White, Pauline Ridenour. Marcia Keller and Mary K. Holter. Guest~ were: Judy Holter, Long Hotline 614-992-7643 . COMMUNITY CAB CO. INC. Owners: Robert Barton & ·Rarl'{ CtarR992-9949- 99_2-6471 Mon- Fri a·a.m. - 6 p.m. · Sat. 8 p.m. - 5 p.m. Sun. by appt. only Serving Pomeroy, Middleport Having Pr'oblems, need answers to tough questions talk live to a Personal Psychic Now! 1 -900-825'3800 Ext 4274 $3.99/Min 18 yrs. Procall Co. (602) 954-7420 lpm . FREE ESTIMATES BULlETIN BOARD - games. Door prize:-; were won hy ~he Sentinel . News 992• 2156 - goals," ~aiU Ed Mikula , state · mar~h coordinator for Ducks farm . law, Eric and Jan Palmer of Livermore. They spent the weekend at Half Moon Bay Beach. Friends whll joined them were Otis anu Betty Clamp and ·Otis' sis- · ter. Carol of Texas. While returning 111 Livwnore, they toured the beach south of Santa Cruz and picked blackberries in a tiel<!. !)1<1," Erm01 Clelantl; "Gnu Is," Laura Mae Nice: and "SL1TI to Finish," Jean Frederick. . Emma Clelanu. secretary, read the minutes from the June meeting . and Betty Yonng gaw the treasm'rjl(mrhs will he: presiLient , Luuru 4s repon .. Ooth Goldie Frederick M:.e Ni~e: vice president. Margaret and Mrirgarct Amberger presented . the only way to acComplish mn . 602-954-7420 New officers were named for the Past Coundlors' Club of Che.,ter Council No. 323 Daughters during a picnic at Belly Young's home. · • The officer~ fnr !he next ~1x · • Eliz<lbeth Hayes and Lara Dnmewoou are in poor health , rtiem bers rcponw. The members read a number of pQems inclutling : "Green Hom," Erma Clelanu; "Methuselah Ate What he Has on•his Plate," Ethel On· "'You Say", Opal Hollon; "1\ln'w J.:m on the Shady Side of · 70" Mae McPeek; "Friendshir,. a Re~ipe." Marg~et Amberger; :No E•cuse Sunday, Gnld1e Fredenck; ""Y ou Know How You're Gelling i~ . New 11omes • Vinyl Siding New Garage.s • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL her son anr.J tlaughler-m- Chester Council hosts picnic .' memhcr were nhsenl. goiJ1g Ill m;,ke a dillerence for wildlife... · - Wednelday, July 18- 393QI • Bradbury Rd. before Millie's. Hurf dreda of old bonles, stoneware l\JQI !rom WV, olher anriquas, ~ cards. boy'a 10r1 and clo1h1ng plus lots ol yard sale siUif 9al'\" BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. With A Dally Sentiael .: . Space is still available in the in~truct. "My goal for this class is to go Dtaw! Paint! Sculpt! Contempor.ilry Art Studio at the Dairy Barn beyond the school art classes, and €illtural Arts Center for seventh teach the students to look into their aiul eighth graders from I 0 a.m. to everyday life 10 creme their own art. The Ann Howland Arl~ Educa12 p.m., July 24 1~ 28 .. · This arts studio wtll focus on linn Center at the Dairy 8fl:rn three-dimensional projects. Stu- allnn. b a professional atmosphere . dent' will be introduce(! to every- for the participating studenL,.'' Ca'dqy materials to use in creating tecl saill. 01eir art. They will explore a numTo tegi.ster. stop by the Dairy trer of materials and techmques, Barn between 9 .a.m. to 5 p.m. ami then will make tlteir own per· Monday through Friday, at 8000 D1riry Lane or call 592-jl981. Each sonal t-readve choices. . Dairy Barn Education Coordi~ class is $70 fur non-Dairy Barn tilr Sharon Casteel, w1th a master s ,members and $60 for members . degree in art education, will Pay the fee at registration. r.eiwrter. Opal Hollon . The new ..ecretary anu flower co"'nullee 32124 Happy Hollow Rd. Middleport, Ohio 45760 Danny & Peggy Brickles 614·742-2193 •Room Additions ~New Garages--··-· •Electrical & 'Ptum~lng· •Roofing •Interior & Exterior · Palnt(ng Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio 992-6128 Dairy Barn offers .classes Amherger: treasurer ..Deity YlJung; Portable Bondsow Mill YOUNG'S CARPENTfR SERVICE POMEROY' -'- Narcotics Our new facilities will enable us to continue to grow as Anonymous, Wednesday, 7 p.m MONDAY Sacred Heart Church, Mulberry ROCKSPRINGS - Adventure we supply your needs for Trophies, Plaques, Avenue, P~meroy. Week Bible School will be held through July 28 !rom 6:30-9 p.m. at Engraving, Signs, Tee Shirts, Sweatshirts, Caps, THURSDAY First Southern Baptist Church. Jackets, Ribbons and Coffee Mugs. Come visit u's at REEDSVILLE- Ea<>tem Local , 41872 Pomeroy, Pike. Canned fwd School Board regular meeting will be collected nightly to he ' our new shop-Corner of Second & Coal Streets, where Thursday, 6:30 p.m. in the high doomed to the Cooperative Parish we still do it right the first time! school cafeteria. Food Pantry. Call992-6779 or 9926328 for transponation. POMEROY - AI-Anon meet- Tammi.• spent the week at his hn1~e and enJoyed grunes anu w!~ks wnh Mrs. Parker. - Edward Parker m1d Mrs . Parker also visited an old friend, Ellie Adkin~. of Arlin&ton, . Whtle m Caltlomta, Mrs. Pm·kcr · VlSifetl Fate Awaits You! 612/1 Unlimitw. servationist of the Natural Daub, a former Toledo surveyResources Conservation Service. or, and his wife, Ann, purchased said funding for projects like the the 1~1Tm in early 1%9 aml t:lflned one he coordinated h1r Daub and · it until 1991. He now hnrcs In regthe U.S. Fish :mu Wildlife Service isler i 1 as a W cdantl Re~erve amJ must come from ro variety -of have it remain tl131 way indefinitesources since few agencie~ have ly. ' Daub holds a degree in wilulife the money to complete them rdone. Daub "always wanted to do management from the Univer~ity of wildlife stuff, but we didn't have Michigan and said he debated a career in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife ' the resources,." Van Wagner said . Jim Goodheart, regional repre- Service when he was younger. But sentative for Phea~ants Forever. he thinks he made 11 grca1er differsaid "It's this type of parmership ence preserving wildlife with his ing 7 p.m. Thursday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Mulberry Avenue. H&H SAWMILL ' be 18yrs. Must Procall (602) 954-7420 _apl)fQll~1Jllll's ''I think working mgethcr Love &Romance Ext. 6250 $2.99 per min. -- ' 1-900-726-0033 Tom Van Wngner. district con- area for us to work in, '' said Ross Parker tours West Coast in her honor were Jeanine, Rex, ' - ~ Ohio mu.J Imliamt •• • Nellie p,.fkcr recently retUTI!ed frpm a West Coast ;urplane trip. , · In the Seallle area, she visiteu· her cousins, Eleanor Avery of Seat·~ ile and .Jeanelle Hess of Bothell, akmg with her son, Edward. in Arlington. Timse allenLiing a party --~ Monn)e couu1ies, the Ottawa Natio"nal Wildlife Refuge also aids in restoring wetlands in parts of Lucas c·ounties in Ohio, have restorecl I 84 wellmHis in Lenawec County, 15 of which were done this year. "This is a really prime type of Adams, Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge manager, explaining that the west side of Lena wee Coumy owls, if it lives in or neru wellamls, lend~ it~elf well w restoration nf Daub's got it. wetlands because or its rolling Daub 's land has n tlnzen s~pa· topography. rate wetl..:'lnt.l areas ~overing il ljUaf-· "Lenawee County is our top ter of his 450 acres. county, bar none." said .lim Scholl, The U.S. Fish m1d Wildlite Ser- Onawa's Private Lands Coordinavice and the Lenawee County tor, who wnrked closely with D:tuh Pheasants Forever Chapter recently . on his wetlands prqiect,. dedicated the Ottawa National In all, the U.S. Fish m1d Wildlife . Wildlife Refuge's 500th wetland Service has restored more than restoration. 2,700 acres {111 about 650 sites Since 1988. service workers within 36 Michigan counties. EAST MEIGS - A work session will be held at Eastern High School Tuesday and Thursday, 7 p.m. Athletes, parents of athletes and other workers are needed· with cleaning supplies, rakes, and weecl ------ ,__ ~ In ooqitiori .to aiuil)g in restoring wetlands in Lenawee; Hillsuale anu from llle Ouawa,NatinnaLWjlcllife -------Community calendar·- - - - - - - TUESDAY .: POMEROY - Eagles Auxil· ilp)' meeting Tuesday, 7:30p.m. •• DEAR L.A.: I suspect the point you are trying to make is that death somehow makes people look better than they actually were. Why not take the high road and assume that Bertrand was a fine husband and that he did indeed bring his wife flowers when she was alive? Do you have questions about stx. but no one to talk to? Ann Landers' booklet, "Sex and the'Teen·Ager."" is frank and 10 the point. Send a selfaddressed, long, business-size envelope and a check or money orrkr for $3.75 (this includes postage and handling) to: Teens. c/o Ann Landers, P.O . Box l/562, Chicago,/11. 600110562 . (In Canada. send.$4.55.) Marilyn Monroe, Isaac Newton, marrying this man and wanted to Aesop, forrn~r Chicago Bul!sAII-Star know if she should beconcemed that Bob Love, opera singer Robert he might be obsessed with his Merrill, country-western star Mel deceased wife's memory. Tillis, Carty Simon. John Updike, You said, "Benrand sounds like a Lewis Carroll and actor James Earl wonderful, caring, sensitive man. Jones are all examples of famous Widowers who had good marriages people who are or were known to make extremely fine husbands. One stutter,pr stammer. thing is Certain. Bertrand knows how There is help for stutterers. If you to treat a woman." Was Bertrand "wonderful, caring want to know more, please write the Stuuering Foundation of America, and sensitive" to his wife when she 3100 Walnut Grove Rd., Suite 603, was alive? Did Bertnmd bring fresh Memphis, Tenn. 38111, or calll-800- flowers three or four times a week to 992-9392. ' her when s~ was living? Who says Dear Ann Landers: You recently Bertrand was a fine husband and had printed a letter about"Bertrand" who a good marriage? Was it Bertnmd -visited his late wife's grave three or or people who knew him and his four times a $eek, bringing fresh wife?-- JUST ASKING IN L.A. flowers. The writer was considering Farmer believes in wetlands preservation --- : Kyle Johnson recenlly celehrat- , ' The Community Calendar is published as a free service to n_on·profit groups wishing to announce· meeting and special e"ents. The calendar is not ·aesigned to promote sales or fund raisers of any type. Items afe· printed as sp,ace permits and ~annot be guaranteed to run a spedOc number of days. , Pomeroy, Middleport • & VIcinity U.n lsex Someone special in your area Is seeking that dream mate to share a life full of love, roman~e, happiness and all the pleasures of life. 1-900-776-3005 Ext. 9387 $2.99 per minute 18 YrS. piUS Procall 602·954-7420 Free Firewood, 614 ·4-46 ·1055, 614 ·446·6252. Frea k1rtans. all female, call 61 4· 992 -5345 al!er Spm. Lo.,ng 6 month old pupp, •. Needs Running space and .a good h0"!9. e14-441 - t 269 One Bel of quilling frames ..... . 992 38 . " · Part Collia & Pau ChOw PuPP'J' 7- 8 wooks otd 614-448-8202 Any· time Puppias 614·256-1082. Small House Dog, Black & Grey, Mixed Shih·Uu & Cockalu, Fe· 6J2711mo. male, Gen!la With Children, 6U· 379 2435 . .__ _....,:..:.;:;,;;::;;,.;;,:,:;..;.;;..;...;,.,;,;;;,;;,_.:::.:.;~~ 60 MODERN SANITATION POMEROY, OHIO Septic tanks cleanP.d &portable toilets rented. Wl!ekly & monthly rental rates. · & Parties Lost and Found Found: Watch, Upp&r End 01 City Park, GaM1pohs, 614--448-1-471 . Los! July 6th. Grey TIQef·Striped cal, Cheshire··At. -554 Area. Family P9T. Phone :B14- 388 .1703 Lose small Cocker Spaniel, tan and cream, pink collar, answers 10 Freckles, reward . 61-4· 992· gea4 Syracuse. '"'-'"-'-'-c-=----70 ·•:..•;:,,, .• l · . · .o··•· 992-3954 Emergency Phone 985-3418 . Yard sate Gallipolis & VIcinity AVON EARN $$$ aJ homu1 work. AU areas. 30-4·682·28-45, 1· 600·992·63511. INOOEP . CONSULTANT Mature Person To Help Children And Adults With A. Serious Prob· !em, Enuresis. Appolntmenls 581 B~ Us. Hard Work And Tra'(8t Required . Make $40,000 T~ $50,000 Commlaalon. 800-471,1 2233. . Eam up to S1,000 waetl.ly stuffing envelopes at home. Start now. No . t~Mperience . Free supplies. Free information _No obligation . StMG ' S.A.S.E. 10 Prestige UM l, ~0 Box 195609, W1mer Springs, F~ 32719. ' Easy Work! E•cellenr Pa~l Aasemble Products AI Homa. Cfl~ Toll Free t ·800 -467-5568 Exr. ' 313. • 20: E1pertenced booklceepe'r age 40 needed, full -time minimum -'0 hr~. Send resume 10 Box A·'!2: % Pt Pleasant Register, 200 Main St., Pt Pleasan~ WV 25550. Full time apprentice, some experience nicu. No pnone call. Set1 . Jean al Cherokee Classlc Tinting. ; , SHIPPINGIRECEIVING· rull time. Manufacturing lac1tit~. H.S. diploma required. E!lperiencerlamiUarrty wilh dispatching, typmg, comp 1,nJ ers, Purchasing and inventory pteferred. Day shift. Salary, benefits and vacalion competitive with i A ndustry. eap~nd to P.O. BQk . 388, PometO)', OhiO. I Legal Aul&tant.lamililu Wllh, _. Woru Perlecl, good communlc11 oon skills, typing skills, referdriCes required. Send .,..URW to G- eo. 18 , %PI Pleesanl Reglller, 2QD Main St. PI Pleaaalll, 'M/25550. · loca l Truh Company Noofo R01umo' To: P.o. Box 111, Bid- Driver /loader With COL's Send All Yard Sales Mu1t Be Paid In _, Advance. DEADLINE : 2:00 p.m. the day belore the ad is tO run. Sunday aditiDn · 2:00p.m. Friday. Monday edi110n - 10:00 a.m. Sat· urday. · Mil, OH 45814' · No Experience NeceuarJ'I 1500 To 1800 Weekly /Potential Process1ng Mortgage Relunds, Own Hours, Call (908) 715·2300, Eit. 782, (24 Hours). Large TWo Family : Childteria Clo th1no. Toys, 10 Speed Bikl, Fish1ng Equipment, Books, Weight Bench With Ac:c:es., Household Items, S!ereo With , Cabinet AM Splakers, Some Collectables And Uote-1 Euraka, July 20!h, 21s~ 9-3. Oak Hili, Ohio Based TruckinG Company, looking For OTR Orlt· ers, Single Or Teen OriYBfs, Mukli B& Over 25 Yaara Old, With Eo~~· penance. Good MVFI , All Equipmen! la late Model Conv~riona( Tractan With Fla!bed, Call 814-· 682- 7113; Or Aller 5 P.M. 81-4 -- Monday -Friday, 8·7, llem1 Added Evarydayl Numerous M11c, lnlants To Adurrs, Norlhup Take 141 To Cemenary .2nd Road Lel1 Lincoln P1ka Fonow Signs. 1--:::=:--=-:---- Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity All Yard Sales Mu11 Be Paid In Advance .. Dead line: 1;OOpm the day before rhe ad Is to run, Sunday &dillOn· 1:OOpm Fr1day, Monday edition I O:ooa.m. SaiUrday. 245-1304. RETAIL MERCHANDISER Hully Serv1ce Fir~! , A Nationfal Retail Service Company, Is Seek· ing A Part-Time Candidatt Tv Ser'llice Re1all Ac:counts In The• Gallipolis Area. Reaponsibilitt•S: Include Weekly t,IOrchandloirttr And Numerous Resets For Vart-~ ous Product Uanufactur•rs. At·: tail Experience Is Preferred .• Fle1ible Houre, Some Travel Rf.- · lmbursement, And $8.50 Pit-If. For• Mofe Into, Contact Elaint At 1-' 800-952-H,38, Opion1 6, Ett: 5727. EOE . • ; . __._ ------ �Tuesday, July 18, 1995 Pomeroy • Mlddleoort, Ohio Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page 9 ALLEYOOP BRIDGE ln 1 To 2 G~rl Office 8eal Appearance And Good PhoM Votce Te lemarkeung Ex ~nee A Plus! Salary Plus Bo· 1\IJ.t, Houts 10· 5, M-F, 10 2 On &ii1 To Wottc M1ddlepon. N H11rd 2bedroom lurmshed apr , Deposit & tefer ences 304 882 2588 Their SfT'III&s Thetr Untque Pereonahltes And Tnetr Sptrtt So oO We, We Are Ltfetouch Natton- N1ce 2·3 bedroom aparlment '" Mldi11eport, 614-992-5858 lli )School Stud•os n.e Nallona leading School Photographers Jotn Us As A SchOol Photogra pher As We Caprure A Gllmps Of Amenea's Fu ture No Expenence N1ce 2bedroom apanmenr , wi d hoo~up References Deposit No pets 304-675 5162. Necessary ltle touch Provtdes Tools Vou'U Need To Get Started _W..1_kmg 5&9!.8-Tber Throu g!l.Qt- CI'mb"et And Fe6fuarTT'firough May, You II EnJOY Good Pay r'nd EOH Expensn You'll Need Your Own Means 01 Dependable Transportauon For More lnformatton Call 6(4 654 490 1 On Wednesday 71 "I m too lazy to pack a p1cn1c basket The p1ua I ordered should be here 1n 10 m1nu1es" 19195 Between 9· 1. E 0 E REAL ESTATE 31 o Homes lor Sale 1405 Elm Sl , Meadowbrook. BriCk ranch Wlfinlst\&cj basement. 3br 1 112 bath newl~ remodeled new carpet throughout Appo intment 304 675-2619 2-story garage, beside New Ha· van Supermar kel , bonom floor completely ramodeleel 2 bays (front bay 40'J:28 , rear bay 32 •23' ) 100' •o40' lol S18.500 304-882 2763 2bedroom house, Cloubfe lot, Bel· lemeade appraised $21 ,500, sell lor $20 ,000 304 675 5752 2bedroom on 2 tt2acre lot. 3y.rs old Appra1sed $43,000 sell for $37,000 304· 576 -4188 3 Bedroom To Be Sold To Settle Georges Portable Sawmill, don't haul your logs to tt1e m111 JUS! call 304·675 1957 Housec lean1rig Several Days A Week Open 614-388-9426 Lawn Car& And Landscap1ng Any S1ze Edge Tnmmmg, Brush And Tree Removal, Free Estimates I 614·367-7887 ProfessiOnal cleaner w1ll do housecleanmg or odd JObs, dally or weekly, call Ron , 614-992- 4538 • ProleSSianal Tree Service, Complete Tree Care, Buc~et Truck Serv1ce -50 Ft Reach Stur!IP Removal, Free Esllmatesl Insurance, 24 Hr Emergency Serv .J.te Call And Savel No Tree Too 81g Or Too Small! 814 388·9643 61<-367-7010 Sun Valley Nursery School Ch•tdcare M F 6am S 30pm Ages 2 K, Young School Age During Summer 3 Days per Week Mm1 mJm 614 446-3657 Will Do Babys•ltlng, Even1ngs, Some Weekends . Ceruhed Thru Army, Have CPR L•cense, Please Call, 614 441 -1566 W1ll do backhoe work phone 614- 992-3173 or 614-992-5858 Will Do lnter~or, Extenor Pa1ntlna, Reasonable Rates. ExpefiBnced, Ae!erences, For Free Est1ma1es, Call814 245-5755 FINANCIAL 210 Business Opportunity " Aitentlon· Move Sale V1deo Srore Aemodehn~ ApproK 1 100 Uov1es, Appro• 200 Adults W•ll Sell Separately, Call 614-367· 0612 Anyt1me " LUMBER COSTS UP? " Steel BUildings As low As $3 00 Sq Fool Buy Factory D1rect From Nat1onal Manulacurer As Author · !zed Dealer W1ll Tram Some Markets Taken. Call 303·759 3200 E•L2200 'NOTICE I OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that yo u do t>us 1· ness w1th people you know and NOT 10 send money through !he mall until you have mvest•gated theoffenng Be your own boss and gam the aecur1ty ENeryone wants Jo•n El eel Telecommuntcallons, Inc The fasltst grow1ng company m rhe fasresr growmg bu s1nen m Amenca Tuesday July 18th at 7 ~pm at Shoney·s Small Local Ganipohs Bustness With Established Cu!llomers Great Opportumty For Th1s Area, lnrer_!sted Buyers Only 814 2455903~ Scenic Valley, Apple Grove beautiful 2ac lots, pubhc water Clyde Bowen Jr , 304-576·2'338 360 Real Estate wanted We buy & sell privately t'leld real estate no1es mongages, and trust deeds nauonw•dt Full or Partial Purchases Golden Eagle Fund•no Ct.tl "Membtr APMP" 1· 410-876 0764 call rerunded Tw1n R1vers Tower, no'lt accepting applications for 1br HUO subsidIZed apt lor elderly and hand•· capped EOH XI4-G75-6679 41 D Houses lor Rent 2 Bedroom Country Canage, Roe! ney Area, 5 U.n URG. Holzer, Three bedroom home new car · pet new VInyl s1dmg, carport, eel· lar a1r conditioner, 3 ~us acres one rnle from Apple Grove, on SA 338 Open house Saturday Sunday Pnced •n twenties. 304 372 5686, 614·247·2120 320 Mobile Homes lor Sale 12x65 Good Cond •llon, Stove Dishwasher, New Relngeralor In eluded $5500 614-2566335 121165 tra•ler will nego11a1e 304 67$-5091 1974 12x65 mob•le home needs work , 614 742 2357 Furnished Rooms Rooms for rent - week or month Start1ng al $120/mo Galha Hotel 614-446-9580 Sleepln~ rooms w ith cook1ng Also trailer space on nver All hook-ups Call aller 2 00 p m , Xl4·77':!-5651, MasonW\1 460 Space lor Rent Large mobile hclme lot for rent 1n Pomeroy, 614·992-7853 large Tra1ter lot For Rent. Centefllry Araa 614-446-0038 RENTALS MERCHANDISE Household Goods 510 Furnished 2bedroom sma ll house, $225/mo, partial Ulllll1es Appl•ances Recond 111oned Washers , Oryef!l, Rangts, Refr1 · ira1ore 90 Day . Guarantee~ French C1ty May1ag 614 448 7795 paid 304-675-6512 AutomatiC washer & dryer 304- US 35 $425/Mo, Oepos11, 614· ,2_45-~5053---------l wv ay, OhiO 3 Bedroom Tn level $275tMo + Depostt Shown Bv Appointment Only 614-256-6403 Completely furn•shed 2bedroom, SUitable lor 2-3 conslrucuon workOI's. 3>4 773-5177 Localed Edge 01 Gall1pol1s On 588 S!Ove & Relng, Gas Hea~ No Pets, References. $165/Mo 614 4-46.0822 Trailer 1n Apple Grove, WV, par· t1ally turn1shed, $300/mo 304· 576 2890 . 440 ' Apanments lor Rent 773-9596 Carpel & v1nyl In StocK $5 oo Yd & Up 6 Panems or KHchen Carper in Srock Over 35 Patte rns V1nyl In Srock Mollohan Carpets, 614 446 7444 o Count r y Fu rntlufe Furniture for Every Room 6m1, Rl 2 North, Pt Pleasant :114·675-6820 Full S•z~ Cra!tmattc Bed $100. Washer, Dryer $150 6r4 441 0950 g.s GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers druers, refrlgeralors , 1 ranges S~aggs Appliances. 7& Vme Street, Cal l &14-446 739a, 1 800 499 3499 LAYNE'S FURNITURE Complete home furn 111h•ng5 Hours Man -Sal, 9 5 614 446· 0322 3 miles out Bulav111e P1ke Fret DeliVery SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Ohve St, Galhpohs New & Used furniture, htalers, Western & Wot1< t'ooOIS 614-446-3159 • VrRA FURNITURE 814 446-3158 Quality Household Fumture And Appliances Greal Deals On Cash And Carry I RENT-2-0WN And layaway Also Available Free Dehvery W1ttun 25 M1les Air Cond1t1oner, Wuher, Dryer, Refngerator, Microwave, Color TV, 614·256-1Zl8 520 Sponlng Goods Brown1ng Sweet 16 Belg1m Made $750 Firm, Ruoer 9mm $350, Remmglon Model 1100, 410 Gauge $500 F1rm Alter 6 PM' (!14-446-9442 530 Antiques 3596 1 and 2 bedroom apartmenrs. lur n1shed and unfumshed securny deposit requ•red, no pets, 614 992 2218 Buy or sell Rtverme Ant1ques, 1 124 E Ma1n Slreet, on Rt 124 Pomeroy Hours M TW 10 00 am to 600 pm, Sunday 100 to 6 00 pm 614-992-2526 19 75 mobil e home three bed room. two bath, underp1nn1ng dedi. good cond1bon $2000, 614 992-5251 or614 985 4131 1 Bedroom Near Holzer's Alf Cond1t1oned, Super N1ce, $259! Mo, Plu s Utll •t•es, Deposn Re QUifed, 614·446-2957 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise 1 BR Apl In Gallipolis, Furn1shed Water, Gas Pa1d, No Pets, s2a01 t.to &. DepoSit, 614 446-2800 - Auentton· Move Sale V1deo Store Remodehng Approx 1100 Mov1es, Appro• 200 Adults W1!1 Sell Stperately, Call 614 3870612 Anytme 1974 Schultz 12160 K & K Mo b1le Home Park New furnace ac, completely fu rnished 304 895 1984 lwo bedroom, one large Oath, appliances, porch, good condmon, $11 ,000 000, 614-992 5578 even1ngs NEM 1995 14170. mcludos llklrt· 1ng steps blocks one year hOmeowners tnsurance and Silt months FREE lol rent Only $1025 down and $207 17 par month Call 1 800-837 3238 Schullz 12x85 wf4•12 11pout, hke new relngerator, slove, rurnace & a~r $6,250 304 · 773 -5109 afler 8pm 330 Farms for Sale 2 Bedroom Apa rtmen t Trash, Water Sewage Pa1d, S2951Uo .,. Depostt, 614-446·24a! Extra N1ce 2 SA, Unlurn•shed Ga rage Apr AC Near Schools S300rMo No Pets• 614-446 2300 614 446 6787 2bdrm apts , Ic tal electnc ap pl1ances furrnhed, laundry' room fac11111es, close to school 1n 1own Applications avatlable at V1llage Green Apts '49 or call 614-992· 3711 EOH 2Aooms Plus Barh Lafayette Mall. No t<Jtthenl All Unhties pa1d $175 00 Month Depos1t Requlfed 350 Lots & Acreage 1 114acre lo t w1th new 24141 metal garage. appra•sed for $19 000, sell for $17,500 304· 576-4188 ;::;:.::...::~~--:-:::-::-:-=1 This newspaper will not knowhngly accept act...erhsements for real eslale whi ch IS 1n VIOlation of the law Our readers are hereby •nlormed that all dwellings advertised m th1s newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis 350 Lots & Acreage Eslate, Small Corner Lot In Pt Pleasant Near Htgh School, House 2 Bedrooms, Ut•f•ty, 1 Puced To Sell On Request, 614· Bath, Central ""· Garage, All 446 0208 • Electric, $395JMo Plus Utilities, No Pets, 814 446 13S8 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Hear Pu,.., N•ce 2-3 bedroom house tn Gas Furnace, 1 Acre, Garage Racne, 61o4-992-5858 Addison Area, $62,000, 614-367· 72fH Small 1 Bedroom House Near'K3 4bedroom 2 lull balh, lR OR, Man $300 Plus Gas & ElectriC, 10 B~rch Lane, House Is Open, 1 custom bu1lt kl!chen fuJI base ment roce lot, At 2 Gallipolis Fer- Might Be In The Back Yard, 6 144 1 ry, 304-675-3668 1 4 6· 822 Duple• apr building, good 1nves1-. Unfurn•shed 2 beelroom house, ment For •nlormauon 304 -675 mce & clean. no 1ns1de pets, ref 4660 erences requ~red, $200 depOSIT $275 a month fenl 614·992 3090 Four bedrooms, balh, new heat 420 Mobile Homes pump, a•r conditiOner, range & relngeraror 1ncluded, lull basement, lor Rent garigel broezeway, n1ce lot, good log,tiOn. 614-992-31 19 ah• 5pm 1 Bedroom Near NGHS Stove: Refrigerator, Water & Trash Paul House And Lot. Low Down Pay - S1arwMo Plus Deposll, 614-388· ment, Easy Terms, 3 Bedrooms, ~ 9686 Bath , Located Near Ewtngtor) J Ahce Road Area Call 1 BOO .448 2 Bedroom Tra1lei' 1 M1le From 6909 Ask For Matthew Holzer's $300/Mo .. Deposit, 614 448-7321, After8 PM lovely Bnck Home On 2 9 Acres Al 7 North, Overloo~1ng The OhiO 3 bedroom tra1ler, near Pomeroy, R1ver, 3 Bedrooms, 1 112 BathS ctntntl a1r, ava•lable August 1st, Askmg $54 500, Phone Aller 5, references reqwed, (n o pets). 614-367 7270 Da1ly Stnbnel, PO 729-10, PomOI'- 55 Acres Of Land With 2ax32 Bu ild•ng On Clay Chapel Road, 1· 800 287 6308,614 446-6:.16 All real estate advertising 1n !his newspaper •s subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1966 which makes it Illegal 1o adver11se ·any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, rellgkin, sex famUiaf tlalus or nallonal origl(l, or any mtentlan lo make any sucn preference, limitation or d•sc:nmlnatton • 1Q86 Ford 150 300 6 Cylinder, 4 qol.-1"' To Soeod, $2,400, 614·446-2002 you (!IV!> A PuSH! To -5 0 Degrees, H. H Brown Guaranteed, Lowell Pnces, The Shoe Cale, 61 4-4<16-4222 111e:R£'S A R.AIJ f>FCOr Sflm f1(QI.-\ ~IIJGTOO. [:l( ' 7acres,at Glenwood Well & sapuc cank. concrete drive, unrm 1shed garage 614-983-6517 Beauttlul Rollmg l-and, 9 Miles From Jackson 3 From Oak H1ll, 5 Acres, $12,000, 16 Acres, $25,000 50 Acres, $60,000, 614· 574 - ~ t14, 614-574-5356 61 4·446· 7733 3 Rooms Furnished, Ublltles Paid, S250/Mo $100 Oeposn, 94 Lo CUSI, Galllpolts, 614-448-1340 Furmshed Efllclem;y 701 Fourth Avenue, Galllpolil, 1200/Mo. Utih 11es Paid, Share'Bath, 514-446 4416, Arter 7PM Apartment--& trailer, UI1Utle1 ~•d. $275/mo plua $50 depolll on ooch .aD4·675-4880 Extra N1ce 2 Bedrooms, All Elec1r1c, Furnished Knchen, No Pets, Close To Spr~ng Valley, Water & (ierbage Pa1d. S355!Mo + Oep, Aef,B~4-44tH)157,After5P:M BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT Four lots near Rac1ne approx 1 1f2 acres each, 11lart1ng at $5000, BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES. 52 Westwood Drive call6149<19-2025 lrom $226 to $291. Walk 10 shop One nverfront lot, one plv11 acre, new well SR 338, Apple Grove, $1S,OOO, 304-372· 5686, 6t4·247· 2120 RE~OTE , beautiful, rldp~top land, 3 miles south of Carpenter, Oh1o MI. Umon Ad Four 7·acre pa rCel ~. one 9-acre parcel Prices range !rom $7086 to $8347 Ownet f•nan c•.no Call for good map. 614-593·8545 & mov1es Call 614· 446-2568 ~qual HouSing()pporluMy County S1de Apartments, large 2 Bedrooms. 1 Bath, Water. Sew age, Garbaue Included, WID Hook-Up, $380/Mo, Deposu ReqLured. 513-922..029;4 Duple• 3 rooms & bath, upslalfl, kitchen, dm1ng room, llvlng room on first noor & full basemen! JO.t- B75-11110 • 1984 Plymouth Hori zon good work car, S415 OBO guitar, har many solid body elec!nc. and ampltli&r, $95/bolh, 614-949·2666 :le20 Electnc Wheelcha•ra , Electr•c Scoot9fs, New/Used Scooler Ltfts. S1a1rway Elevators, lift Cha irs, Bowman's 1-tomecare 614· 446· 1979 Ford Bronco XLT, New T~res, And R1ms Rebu•lt Motor loaded I Tmled Windows Sl'larp I $4 800, 614 245-0319 H•de A Way Sofa And Chair : Small P~&ces 01 New Carpel. An· 11que Kllchen Cab.net W1th Flour Bm, $150, Hand StitChed Ou11ts $75 , t977 Yamaha 400, Very Good Cond111onl 1975 Pontiac Catalina W1th Air Condlhon.ng In Very Goo.d Cond1t1onl 1979 4 Wheel Dnve Blazer, Good Cond1 liOn, Body Fa~r, 614-3 79-2720, . AFTER 6PM JET AERATION MOTORS • Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Stock. Call Ron Evans, t-800-537·9528 388-9265 K1ng S•ze Water bed Converted Into Regular Bed Headboard Has Large Mtrror Matreu Is New. K1ng S•ze Serra Excellent Cond1 t1on, $800, 614·441.0602 lod1es 14K Yellow Gold Saph~re & Diamond Rmg, Appratsed At $3,355 00, Asking Price · $1,995 00 614 38H780 Memorex Camcorder $500 W1th Battery Tnpod, Case And 8 Tapes, 61 4·446-108~ 614-379-2863 One Drake Sa!elhlt system $600 One Fisher/Yamaha stereo sys tem $3:)0 304·882-3446 Opental -type area rug, 7 tJ2x10 $10 25" Raleigh Record 10speed IOUflnQ b1k8, $90 00 304· 675 3325 Portable Relngerator Ideal For Caf11)8r Of Dorm Room, 614--446- 1728 Pump, filter, solar blanket, chlorine, o1her accessor~es for above ground paol $200 for everything 304-882-3735 aher 5pm Refngerators, Stoves, Waahers And Dryers All Recond1t1oned Ani:~ Gauranteedl $1QO And Up, W1ll DeliVer 614 669-64141 Sears Kenmore casement a1r conditioner. 10 OOOBTU 1988 Nissan 200SX. 5spd loaded Hu m•d•fier 3>4-675-2790 Sears l1lestyler 2808 Treadmill Wi th Auto Incli ne 8 mph Track 1 25 HP ac Mo10r, like New $300, 614 379 28&1 .... Sep11c Tar)k Jet Aeration Motors, New'& Rebu11t I Installed Call Johns John 614·446-47a2 STORAGE TANKS 3,000 Gallon Upnght Ron Evans Enlerpnses, Jackson, 01110. 1-800-537-9528 SUNOUESfWOLFFTANNING BEDS Commercial Home un.ts from $199 Buy FACTORY DIRECT and SAVEl Call TODAY for NEW FREE color catalog, 1 BOO 462- 9197 Tand(. 1000 Computer, IBM Compatlb e, 5 114 & 3 112 Disk Onve, Monochrome Screen W1th Pnnt· er, Software And Desk $350, Also, 1984 Dodge Daytona Tur - bo 11.200, OBO 614·256-G294 1995 300 EX lour wheeler, $4000, 1986 200 four whee ler, $1100. $5000 for bOth, brand new Darton l1ghtnmg compound bow w1th (IUI'Ier, $300 614 Jt:l7-7478 30x48110 one 12•10 slider, one 3 entry guUer, $7550 Prectslon Post Frame Bu•lders. 304 · 773 5346,Jeff Building Supplies BilK!, ,!!riCk, seWB!_I!IPes, Wind · ows lintels, etc Claude Winters, R1o Grande OH Cali 614 245 5121 560 Pets lor Sale 3 Ton Cenrai Air Conditioner Package System Or Split System $1 250 Installed, 5 Yr Warranty All Parts, 1 800 -287-6308, 614· Groom Shop -Pet Grooming Faa turmg Hydro Bath Jul1e Webb 446-6308 1 Year Old Reg istered Female Himalayan Cat Spade & Declawed, $100, 614-367-0e!A 40 gallon hoi wa1er rank, $75 €180 two year oldrf.ngidalre high efl•c•ency alf c;ond1t1on, 60PQ btu, $200 OBO 614·742-1019 486 IBM compatible computer wl CD Rom $1 ,000. 304 675-3774 9' truck camper . 39 Ford Coupe for parts, 19 79 Olds 88, m1sC ~ VolKswagen parts, double rec lm· er couch & recliner . and m• · crowave, 614 949 224fl after 5pm. Amana 12 000 btu a1r cond•lloner two P·215x65 A15 t~res, radar detector laser. 3 band, 16. electriC cha1n uw. 614 -992: 2358 after 5 3Cpm. Antique Dad & dresser, lable, ch1 na cabinet, table & chairS, metal cabmels, sola, coltee & end Ia· bles, double bed, maltress & spnngs, 2 canners, &lore rac~s. 640 Call614-446-0231 2 Female Chows AKC RegiStered 9 Weeks Old, 614-446- Prem1um oaualtalfa rolls, $25 Straw Storage & delivery avatl able Morgan's Farm, R1 35 304 - Chocolate AKC Registered Cho co lale lab Pupp1es, 7 Weeks Old, 4leh, 614 446-7395 TRANSPORTATION 71 o Autos lor Sale $250,614-742-1104 1964 Jetstar 88 Oldsmobile Holl· day Coupe, collector qual1ty or1gmal $3.500 firm 304 · 675 - German Shepherd pupp1es, 12 weeks old, AKC regiStered, 14· 742 3219 8696 II FLIES, FLEAS, TICKS, or "HOT 1971 Plymouth Raadrunner, Or · g•n•al 340 Excellent Cond1110nl $3 000 614 388-8863 e SPOTS" are a problem lor you. aSk SOUTHERN STATES 304675-2780 about HAPPY JACK KENNEL DIP Concemrated 10 save you rroney I 1977 Jeep CJ5. 302 V-8, F1ber glass Body $3,200 F1rm, Aller 6 PM 614·4-46·9442 flitle AKC Ch1h~ahua Will Pro~•de Stud Serv1ce For Female AKC Chihuahua, Call Anrt•me, 1978 Chevy Impala station wagon, 51,700 miles, good condtnon, ProfesSional Dog Groommg Vm ton & Rto Grande Area, 20 Years Exper~ence For Appomlment, 614-245-5054 ~ure Bred Oalma11on Pupp1es, Ready To Go 7 Males, 1 Female $125,61 .. 245-5739 Want lo buy Australian Shepherd fema le, appro••mately 1 year old, w1th blue eyes. whne w11h red or brown spots, please call614-667-3830 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 1981 450C dozer, wtw1neh, new trans , new steermg clutches, $21.000 1969 Ford llat bed wt dozer ramps, $2.000 304 S76 2890 a tter 5pm 8 N Ford Wllh 6 Foot Blade Runs E •cell em, New Palnl, Ask1ng $2,350 614 446--3767 01scoun1 !arm tractor parts lor Massey, Ford, IH, & others Siders Equipment Co , Henderson, WV 304 675-7421 or 1·800- 277 3917 JO 2240 530 Hrs E1 !Roll Guard & Canopy $13,900 , JD 2940 •4 •A Q 8 3 2 tAJI0843 .. 6 2840 W /New 520 loader $14,900, MF 135 Gas $4,950, New 50, 60 85, 100 HP Traclors In Stot:k, NH a53 Round Baler Ex SB.SOO NH 565 Square Baler loke New $8,500, JD 9 Ft Rake $750. IH 241 Round Baler $3,250, New 17 Ft Hay Tedders $2,700, New H & S Rakes<4 1n Stoc~. H & S 1350 Mult1purpse Spreader Used 6 Mo $7,950 CARMICHAEL'S FARM & LAWN GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 614 -448·2412 Or 1-aOO· 594·1111 JD 450 C Dozer ROP Wrench 6 Way, 614-446-8044 July Sale Spec•als 503.0 Ford tj2hp 4wd, 8x8, syncho trans, 2 pump hyd, $22,900 3930 Ford 2wd 45 hp 8•2 lrans, 1 double valve. $15 500 650 Now Holland 15001 round baler stnng or nel wrap bale command demonstralor $15,900 472 NH Haybme, slub guards $7,950 254 NH Rak.e & Tedder comb1nat1on $3,aoo 816 Nl'l Forage wagon 3 Benter w11h 612 tandem-ule 12ton gear t2 5lx1511re!l $8,400 Model 30 Forage Blower 1,000 rpm, 12,700 weathered Keefer's Sen~lce Center At 2 Sf Rt a7 304 895-3874 • Farmall Cub Traclor New Paint, New Engme, Overhaul, Good Tires, Ltghls S Sickle Bar, Mower 12 Volt Electnc, $2,450 614-o4464168 Massey Ferguson 165 D1esel Tractor $5,850, \35 Masaey F~tr· guson Diesel $5,350, 480 Long Troomr 83,995, 614 286·6522 New Idea 706 D1esel Un1system W1t h Cambme & Gra•n Table Good ConditiOn, $3,500, New idea 2 Row Corn PICket, Good Runn1ng Cond1t1on $1 ,200, John Deere 4 Row Corn Planter, Good Fertilizer Compartmenls $300, Fertdtzer Spreader 3 Pt H1tch Mounr t 150, 300 Gallon Sprayer W•th Booms 3 P1 H itCh Mount $200 614 ·245- 5515 1984 Dodge Omn1, New T~rea, Muffktt, And Battery, Good Cond1 t1on, Good WOfk Car, $850, 814446·4455 1984 Mercury Grand MarquiS LS, 4 door sedan, beautiful car, same as new, 25,000 actual m1les, .tour new t1re1, every op11on, 302 V 8, $5500,614-992-6719 0984 Oldsmobile Della 88, 8 Cylinder 111 Good Motor Cand1110n, Has Been Overhauled, S1,200 614 245-9171 After5PM 1984 Thunderbird $100, 1987 Caviler CS $1,200, ~984 Fiero $1,200, 1984 Toyota truck $1,100, 16' CarTra1lor $850,814 3118-9900 1985 BUick LaSabre L1m1ted Ed!· lion 304-675-5106 aher 8pm •1985 Dodge Ar~es Auto, Air, CnJise, $1,000, 614-446-9552 ==:.::.:::.::.::.:..:..:..:::..::=:__-! 1985 Honda Accord LX, maroon, automatiC, extra n1ce, 76,000 miles, $4150, 614 · 992· 2594 weekdays after 6pm .or anytime WMkends 1985 Honda Accord LX 2 Door Halchbe.ck, 5 Speed, 183K MileS 30 MPG, $2,000, 614·245-5053 1985 Mazda 5 Spd Sedan, PS, PB AMIFM Cassene Sun Roof 35 MPG, E~~:cellent Cond1t1on , $950,000,614-3711-2645 1985 Plymouth Colt, 5 Spted , $1,000, 1983 ChrysiBf 4 Cylmder, Automatic, $750, Both Good Cara, 614 .U1.0584 1985 Subaru GL Good Cond1hon Standard, $900, 614-245-®04 1988 Cutlass Olds 442 W1th 20 150 M1les, loaded, lots Oi E•lrasl Show Room Cond1t1onl 614 446·0109 . 2 grey Cockauals, male & female, wlth b1g breeding cage & breed 1ng boll: $100 304-675-7580, 10 Holstein Steers Weigh1ng ApIHOX 550 Pds 1 Each, 1300 Each, 614 446-.tiOs.'\ 2 Male Border Collie Pups, 6 14• 286·2496, Aftef 7 P:M AKC Reg istered Bo~~:er pupp1es 3yr old Reg111ered Thoroughbred F1lly, $2,000 304-675-3030 offiCe, or 304-875-4232 home. 304 882 3397 AKC Reg1s1ere<:1 Cocker Spaniel pupp•es, wo~med & shots $50 304 773· ~44 Chickens Young Roasters, Frymg Age $1 SO Each, 1 Pa1r Sumatras $10, 1 Barred Rock Rooster And 7 Mixed Hens Plus Livestock 4184 'J.e 1991Sunbird convertible, $7,900 304 675-5318 even1ngs. 1992 AS Camero 25th Ann•versary wnn T Tops, 3, ,000 M1les, & mora Mason Flea Markel. 304· Alfalfa hay, 2nd cutt1ng, condtt1oned, large bales Will Mil oul of 773-6025 Blooded RabDbl, 614-388-6577 loekj $2 2!Ybale 304-773'569!1 ' Hl92 Yamaha Banshee E•cellen( Condmon. $2,600 614-379 2561 1994 Camero, 5spd , A.C, PW, Pl., rtmole ke~fass tntry, CD player 304·675-5044 after 5pm a1 Pon11ac wagon runs good, good brakes & nres, $700, 614· 992 2495 Cond•t•on, Garage Kept, 71,000 M1les, $9,500, 080, 614 446 •619 720 ll'ucks lor Sale 1949 Ford Pick-Up All New Parts! $1,5110,614-387-0580 1984 5: 10 Cheyy Blazer 4x4, affirmation 55 Upoela 59 Skill 60 Outdoor are• 61 Commercial• 62 Olgl1o (abbr ) 63 Pry 64 WIHy saying DOWN 9 Farm 4 Triumph 1 Non·profll org. 2 Yours and mine 3 Puts to work fJ word building 10 Sellty org. t1 O.elgChrtetltn16 SIHch ZO..OII e•por1et 5 Rage 6 Have 7 Jar cover 8 Bane,ry part 2• Pass 3• Pass 3• Pass 4• Pass 5• Pass 5• Pass Pass Pass 22 N!!Yice " 23 24 25 alhlele CreaHng -Mercot Outdoor ern 2e Gravel ridge• 27 30 31 32 burner By Phillip Alder 48 Heraldic: Chnsttan Mari, from Pans. was un- ' lor Sale 1~ Ft Afummum Boat 1a HP €venrude Motor $650, Bowlmg Garden Tractor t8 tiP $650, 6t4- 256 6434 I ~ passed out four hearts But he won - FRANK & ERNFST dered 1f h1s partner was makmg a cue 15Ft Bon11a Boat W1th 15 HP EYmrude Motor And Tra1ler, 614 · 446~926 PfiOllA 1977 Staretaft, 16' With top, 197a Mercurr 90 hp with power1111, Trail R Craft boa! tra1 ler 1978, CLINIC 'rlYI'o- CHONI>~'A 304 773-5707 1978 Renken mboard-outboard, ( 228hp, asktng $4,100 304-773- 5081 1992 Sea Nrmph boat w11h tra1ter, 75 hp Johnson engme wnh lots of 8J:Ira.&. take over payments, 614· 949-2872 -- Yamaha 650 Waverunner W1th l•fetackets Cover & Tra1ler 614· 446 6541 Alter 5 PM 760 BORN LOSER -r 1-U\E}\ l \JK> MJD.I'\Y f'AAt}\TS Auto• Pans & Accessories fNi.OC ME. WE.N<:. HAND-ME· DO\.JHS Budget TransmiSSIOns, Used & Rebuilt, All Types Ac.:cess1blt To Over 10 000 Transm1ss1on Also Parts, Clutches & Pressure Plates, 614-379 2935 - .. , .. ,.,i..S • ,. · t<IOW 1-\iit:n~. YOO'I2£ !'()\ 601N6 mfW.\1:> ~ 11-\lo.T OLD Ufl€ F/IC.I, I D1 Dt-1 T f\f..V£ ANY BROTf\ER5 ~~:>1m fi.OIA. Noll:> t:>N> ~r'nr==-" Dl D f\f..V£ 1o. 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V by filling In rhe m•s,1ng words you develop from step No 3 below BIG NATE 1972 lark camper tra1ler, 2211, lui ly self contained, tandem axl. $2,700 080 614-388·9482 5HII'-T IN fLIE'!> euz.z. 1974 Starcrafl 24', exc cond, sell-conlamed 304 882-3338 t;ET ME 1 ALTHOUGH BRILLIANT, RIGHT' THE FACT THI'\T rM A G£NIUS GOE'!> WITHOUT 51'\'(ING! f~On A ... '' FASHION !>TI'\ND · POINT, IT NEED:> 1977 Otamond motorhome, 21', 460 Ford, good condlllon. $6000, call fl14-7-42-2045 .wentngs. 5CitAM.uTS ANSWERS WORK SERVICES 810 47 Aclor- One shopper to another: "A . . . bargain is something you can't . - - - - - - - - - - , use at a pnce you can't ---- Tl-'000!-\ New gas tanks one ton rruck wheels radetors, noor mats, etc · D & R Auto Ropley, WV 304 372 3933 or 1-800-273·9329 790 ~ 1o. 1<\~o;ITER OF Church trel Plant part , SINk or porte Chlmltl'a Don't touch those trumps tlome Improvements -~ .. . Flatly - Elder - Novel - Tingle • TRAVELING The husband protested when IQVIted to walch a friends vacation v1deo He cla1ms that they only put him in a TRAVELING mood. 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NEA Crossw9rd Puzzle ' �' Page 1o • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, July 18, 1995 Satellite dish, 'Big Ears,' connects with universe EDITOR'S NOT'E - Imagine a satellite dish a.< hi!( as twu fuotball fields. That's ahnut the si:r.e or a contraption hein~ put together in a remote curner uf West Virginia to eavesdrup nn th~ universe, places like the Milky Way. Call it Big Ears. Dy CASEY COMBS Associated Press \Vriter GREEN BANK, W.Va. (AP)As the world's moSI sensitive electronic eardrum, the Green Bank Telescope is expected 10 pick up signals from outer space that none other has ever heanl. The radio tolescope. under construction al tht! National Radio Astronomy Ob;ervatory, will help Manba Hayne~ . a Comell Univer· Lockman ~ays. bur 11 gavt! oy:-o!er shell would he. leaving the The radw telescopes are Hlso sity astronomer who draws ptctures astronomers an opportunity to push collection dish clear. Lockman protected from interference hy the of galaxies by stutlyi ng clou<ls or for a new radio lelescope that says. ~unou1H.Jiu~ n'lountain!-. of the gas between them. would incorporate updated tedux,l'' The accuracy of mher tele- Mmumg:tltda Nntinlml Forest. · "If you tune your FM car radio n£Y . · scope> is limitetl by the ~canered Becau>e of the zone, Green in between slmions, you'll hear a The $7.1 million replacement -· ratliatinn of the fee<llcgs. This will Bank is the only radio telescope hi~s." Lockman says. "S'nmt:" of won't he much larger , but it's hearevolution.Ithink,"saysC:u-1 · Jocationthatisalmostfreeo finterlhat radio signal is coming I rom tlesigne<llo he atlea,ttwice a< senHeiles, an astronomer at the Uni- ference from earthly sou rce s. nois~ in yo1,1r receiver, hut other v.cr~il~ of C.~itnrnia. Bcrkdcy. Besi<les Puerto Rico, radio tele;itive, work more than .10 lime• parts are coming trnm lngh up 111 fa.<tcr and pick up much higher frewho stuuie> interstell:u- gas. scopes in the Unite<l States are also U1e atmosphere, Ute ionosphere or 4ucncics, Loclun;m says. Also, the radio telescope will set up in Arizona :md'New Mexico. even out in the Milky Way ." . Another radto tdescope in Pucr· nse lasers to keep ~lc 2.204 collec"If I'm trying to pick up a sigTo read those signals now. a to Rjco is evitlence that higger isn't tint• panel> on ~IC dish aligned with nal in a really distan( galaxy, and radio telescope with a 140-foot always necessarily hettcr. That dish each other to at least a tenth, pos.si- there's ,omebody driving around d.imnctcr lHsh and four . . mailer is 1.000 feet in diameter, the bly a hundredt h: of a millimeter. with a cellular telephone right next SAMUEL R. EVANS radio 1elescopes rower .above the higgcsl in ~1e world , so it can pick Ltx:lunan says. That will allow sig- to me, that cellular telephone signal clumps of trees around the l)llserv<l· up very t1is~1n1 signals. nals to he collected. evenly so that is a lot stronger than the sigmtl I'm tory. All five are aging. huilt the radio telescope can rend even trying to pick up," Haynes says. Dut it is too hig to be steered he tween 1958 - when the ohser· much. so it can only reatl signals very narrow frequencies . So the location, along with the vatory opened- and 1965 . from limitetl parts of the universe. "It's like building a battleship innovative dish design and Iaset A 300-root tliameter radio telc· Lockman says. wilh the precision of a walch," technol'}gy , will make the new S;unucl Ray Evans, son of M:trscope also was usetl for lll!cHic ..., The fully stcerahle Green B:mk . Lnclunan says. radio telescope "the only grune in lin and Debbie Evans of Racine. unlil it collapsetl sutiLienly 111 ICJRR. r:~Liio telescope will \.'Ovt!r R5 per· But none of rhesc feMures town'' for radio astronmners, recen tly celcbrnted his fourth hirthAn investigation tound rhar ~evcra! cent of tl)c sky. wou ld matter much if the radio llaynes says. . day at his parent's lwmc. ~ upportill gjl ie-ces i1r the 26·yearJ It will also be innovative telc scupc were not hemg hulit '" . It' shnultl he able tc> detect. for Th_ ! fall cake ,;tnt! icc -·mo ·mucrore-lrml >imply >vnm mn . because it will- he shapeU like an the Dce r~'rcck-Vallq';· the ce nter-~ i"ilslance·. molecules - ol water crerune_pany with a Looney Tunes theme. Nobotly was hurl. 'oyster· .<hell. of the wor ld's only · ' ratlin quiet halfway across the !mown universe. Attentli ng were: Cluu·Jo uc and . Haynes aml a gradualt.: student O th e r radio telescope di s hes zone." . . Loclumul says. Michael Gran t; Pam ami Shayne were 'on a \vaitiug li~t to u~L.:: [Jlat have a familiar circular, sarelliteWuhm llu: zone. wlm.:h cover~ AnO because it will listen with Davis; Raymoml ami Ada Evans; ratlio telescope at the time. They've tlish shape. They hounce signals rough ly a ·JOII-mile ra<lius iuto such tl ctai!, it should' he ab le to Charles, Marsha, Adria an<l Maria hntl. ·tu delay th t! ir rt:!scmc h since into a t(x:using eye cc.mcrctl ahove mUl:h of e~.1st~n~ West. Virgini:~ ~.u1tl show clearly how other galaxies Freeker; Dclbeit and Tim Law~o n ; then tlecause lltlllC other would SUf· by tepcc·like suppon legs, But the wcstcrn Vuwma , rm.ho, teh;v~s10n are forming, Haynes says .. That Lewis and E lva HudS<\u ; Sherry, .fice. legs often hlock 1hc .im:oming .siganti ccll ulnr- tckphonl! trrmsmmcrs coultl provide clues to the origin of Joshua ami Heather Eagle: Rick "I've hall to become an optical nals , Lockman s:tys . are required to point away from _the our own galaxy, the Milky Way , and Teena McKnight: anLI Mark astrnmuner in order 1u du 1111ercst· valley to av010 causmg lnterter· sht: says. The new .shape mean... the loc usManu. ing sluff,·' sh~ Says. in g eye cmt he he ld hy nne leg otT . ence. The obser\lntory is ahout 220 T he collapse wa . . a surpr ise. to the si rJc. whl.!rc lhc joitu of an mile.'\ west of Wushington. D.C. Evans marks birthday map the univer:-.e hy receiving radio wave..~ more dt~.arly lhan any other instrument on Earth. says site director Jay Lockman. It will be tlte largest fully steer. able radio telescope when finished in Dccember··I991S. lts't1lllecting bowl, resemhling a smelli te <lish. will be 330 feet in di:uneter. as hig as two football fields. Radio [elescopcs collect signals that help fill in gaps ldt by optiGtl instrument~.; , They read r:u.lio wav~s emitte<l by most gases anti objec ts in space, including tltose thai may not radiate or retlect visihle li gh t. ''One without another doesn't givt! you Ihe whole picture," says ------Society scrapbook CCLPICNIC . The Middleport C hild Conser· vat ion League ·held i!S rumual fami· ly pi cnic at the home of Helen and Hamid Blackston. T he pot luck barhecue was >erved at the home of Helen and Hnrnld Dlackston. Tbe group discussed next year's program hook~. spring conference on April 13 <luring a brief business rileeting. Attending were: Nancy Morris: Frank, Linda artd Vincent Broderick: Kitty, Jeff and Ginger D:u-st: John. Patti , Ca<e and Justin Amoltl; l:'lclen and Harol<l Blackston; a nd. Ken, Peggy and Dave Harris. ' Chr ist Women 's Fclluwshir reccnt·Jy Iw ld a lll L'e tin ~ :11 1lw Zion Church oJ Cllri :-.t. The group .-.:fng .. There Sha ll Be Showers ol illc . .\S'ings." ilonnic Arnu ltl read "Amer ica Again," which w:t.'- wriuc n Carmen. :~ .s her Ua ughtcr playeLI hackgnwml music . Pres ident l.iml:t l3alcs conLiuc.:t· FELI.OIV~HII' MEETING eLl lhe hu sincss mee ti11 g. Kathryn The Mt:1g:-. Coun ty Ch urclH~~ of ·- Jolmsun l'tlndu-ctcJ :lnihlical qui z, while A nn Lwnhcn rccit!!d "Let'.s De Bt·ave." The gmup sang "Sound the nm~ tie Cry" and "Ban ncr or ~•c Cross," wit h "Gocl Be Wi~• You" the cht~ ln u so n~ . Kathryn .John so n taught the group to make a craft. The next meeting will be held July 27 at the Bradbury Church of Christ. 'Apotlo 13' leads box office, 'Under Siege' second . LOS ANGELES (AP) - Hugh Grant's lewd-c(miJuc t arrest didn't see m to harm the dehut of the British actor 's new film. ·'Nine Months," which placed third at Ute hoi office. " Apollo 13" took in an estimat· ed $15.3 million, "Under Siege 2: Dark Territory" rang up $13 million and ' 'Nine Month:-;" grosset! $12. 1 mill ion in Nnnh American theaters ·thi s weeken<l, stu<lio and industry sources saitl Sunday. Last week, Grant pleatled no contest to lewd contluct in a public place with a prostitute he picke<l up on Sunset Boulevartl. There were concerns the vice arrest might c~mse audienceS to shun I he movie, which stars Gnml as a man com ing to te rm s with hi s g irlfri e n<l 's unplanned pregnancy. But those worries were unfounded: AUdiences were ei ther intlifferent to the scandal or they were lured to theaters to see what all the fuss was ahout. "! think it).!_fairly__g_oo<l open- in g. After all, it's n.ot a big picture (like a big bud ge t 'Da lman' or 'Apollo 13')," said .John Krier or Exhibitor Relations Co. Inc .. which tracks tx)X-<)fJice performance. Official box office fi gures will he released to<lav. The Top 10 i'ilms bn.,etl_on cstimate<l tick et sales Friday through Su nday: I. "Apollo 13. " $ 15.3 million. 2. "Untler Siege 2: Dark Territory." $ 13 million. 3. "Nine Months," $12. 1 mil - lion. 4. "S pec ies," $9.4 inillion. 5. "Pocahnnt.a.~~" S8 million .' 6. "The Indian in th e Cup· boru·d,'' $7.R million. }. ~~First Knig ht," $fi.7 millio~. H. "Ba tman Forever," $5.2 mil lion. 9 . ·' Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie," $2.4 million. 10. " Judge Dredtl. " $2. 1 mil· lion. . er Bear . R The OhiO IV 204 N. Second Avenue Middlep9rt, OH 45760 10-5 Mon.-Sat. 614/992·4055 ISave $61001 • Power Locks • Tilt Steenng • Cru1se Control • AM'FMCassette • 4 Capta1n Cha1rs •• Futt Convers1oo ·PIS, Pill • Solallle<l ·Loaded! 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The petition , filed hy C<)urt - , appointed altnmey James Casey . presents the issues of: • Was the sentence imp<lse<l hy the trial court improperly influenced by conununicatinns or alternali vely should Francisco and/or his counsel be entitled to partici· pate in the inquiries by the court m1 • Did the convic ti ons on both coums violate th e tlouble .jeopardy classification of West Virgi nia anti U.S. Constitution? According to th~ petition . Francisco's counse l has heen <lenied . infonnation, in sealed Ii les. pertai n· ing to his senrcncing. ' The petition said one of l'randsco's original court-appointed attor- · neys, D:m Roll, .allegedly tol<l him the probable sentence would he life with mercy ami a determinate sentence of 10 years on the aggravatotl rohbery . Francisco was allegedly advisetl he would be eli gibl e lor pmole in approximatel y 20 years. Durin g Francisco's sen tencing , no re4ucsts were made for probation . mercy or any type of miti gation . according to tlte petition. " Here we have an 18-year-old sentenced to ·a detenninale period of 40 years with a consecutive life without mercy 'se ntence ami no hope of ever receiving any rehahili- I Lows tonight In lhe 6&;. Partly cloudy. Thut'lida)', part!! cloudy. Highs in upper 80s. 2 Secllono, 18 Pages 35 cents Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, July 19, 1995 A-Multimedia Inc. N-spaper r---Fair 4~H .judging begins---- tation," the pel ilion said. Francisco :.u·gues thnt the acti ous of th e court <lo s hock the conscience and thlll 1he sentence was disproportionnte. The petit ion claims Fr:111cisco was deuied dle~tive assistance to counsel. During hi s plea on April 5. Francisco said l1.e was sn ti sfi et.l with the manner in which he was represented by Roll Hnd Charles Darnron, another court-appointed attorney. Fraucisco claims he was incorrectly advised ~L" to the essential elements of felony murder. While being represented Oy two auomeys. Francisco plea<led guilty to first degree ·m urder anc.J ag£ravated robhery and l!OI nothinl! in retum, no hargain , the petition said. Francisco assert.' in the petition that hy entering pleas to both murde~ and aggra vatetl robbery. he essentially was co nvic ted of two felony offenses whi ch would he (Continu~d on Page J) Cremeans' action to block more forest purchases passes Ho~se Anoth~r Uhio congressma n By KATHERINE RIZZO insufllcient. Associated PNss Writer "These schools are going untler failoo to runen<l timt hill . Republica n Rep. Steve Chabot WASHINGTON - Rep. Frank anti I want to send !\. message to Cremeans, askoo lhe House to make them that the federal govenuncnt is stlughtto kill , rather than cut hack. sure some money was spent any- not going to buy up any more hm<l funding for the National Endowwhere but his di strict. and the or steal any more tax cloll:u-s fmm ment for the Humanities'. House agreed. them,'' Cremeans said. . But the House voted 277- 14H to Congress voted ibiS year to keep tile en<lowmem with fun<lin g For the second time this year, ' the House vote<! to block some lan<l ;,..hlo>lk several Ianti deals 1n th e of $99.5 million, a 40 percent cut. buys in the Wayne National Forest · Wayne, but the bill was p,u·t. or a Meanwhile, in the House in southern Ohio. 'larger package that Pres.dent Chn- Appropriations Commiltee, Ohio Rep. Louis Stokes lost a bitlto salTuesday's vote attached to a ton vetoe<l. • .· . spending bill an amendment order· The Forest Serv•ce says ll ·vage some rule-writing power for ing the government not to spend doesn' t lf¥ to huy land unless the the Environmental Prolcction any land acquisition money in a creage ts part of an alre~dy Agency an<l the Department of Lawrence, Monroe or Washington approved maste r plan - dev tseu Housing and Urhan Development. counties. over seven year~ lhrou gh pubhc Stokes, a Democral, tri ed to uThey can't buy land without he~ings a~d an un~uccess ful law· e l im in ate Repn h lie an-writ 1en money, '' said Cremeans. R-Gal· suu t>y envtron.~ental groups. restrictions in on EPA and HUD lipolis, sponsor of t~e amendment . Cremeans amendment was authority to impose new regulalimiting use nf $14.6 mill,ion set ~ncluded m the. $12 btlhon spend- tions. aside for national forest expansion. mg btll for the In tenor Dep:u1ment Democrats argued that the legisForest expansion hn.~ hecmne an :md cultural programs, legtslalwn ' lation was written 10 exempt indusemotion:\1 issue in Cremeruts' part wnuen under the control ot Rep . tries from penalties f<lr their enviof the state hecause of complaints Ralph Regula, R-SJluo. . . ronmental atld public health violafr01n school districts· that the Wnh Re gula s backtng. the tions . But Rep. Je rry Lewis. RWayne lalces too much land off the amendmerit _was atlde<l on a votce Calif.. said the language Stokes local tax rolls, and federa:l pay· v<11e. The btll was approve<l 244- objected to would merely prevent ment' in lieu of taxes have heen IRI. EPA from overstepping its legal bounds. M<!re than 80 fond project< by Meigs County 4-H club members were judged Tue.<llay at the Senior Citizens Center in preparation for the Meigs County Fair, Aug. 14·19. Youths pr~pared funcy und 1 plain f'o nd dislu~s, discu-ssed their ingredienlllii and nulrilinn- al aspects and demonstrated how to set the tahle for the judging team of Jan Burleson, Judy Clark and Becky Culhertson, home econnmic ,agent, Gal~ lipolis, and Nikki Cavalier Ralud, Lawrence Cnunty hnme u:onnmi.d . . . In the top photo, Kim Ritter· or the Sal~m c~ntn Gu· lu~c k G~lters, lef't, JIJ'~(J<lft!."i a f,;uu.:y fruit tray for her "All Ameri· can" food projtct', while K.-isti· na Kennedy finishes off her yea.<! bread proJect. Kennedy, who received an honnrahle mention in the .Juc!glng,' made her whole wheat hread into tea sandwiches. Ashley Hager, at right, prepared pumpkin hreacl for her c1uick breads. proj ect. The three-year memlu~ r ur the Alfred Livednck Cluh recdvcd , an honnrahlt! me1,fiun. (Sen· tined phntn.~.; hy C harlene Hoe- llich) ,. UN'ION, S.C. (AP) - Conrrontoo by her own voice on videotape claiming a .carjacker kidnapped her sons, Susan Smith rocketl hack and forth and cried during the first day of testimony in he'r <Ieath penally murder trial . Defore the televised inl ervi"'-1!' was played Tuesday, Ms. Smith buried her face 'in her hands an<l wept as pros ec utors s:ti<l she dfowned 3-year-old Michael an<l 14-month-old Alexander in ,hopes of keeping a rich boyfriend w~" ,. didn't want children. " This is a case of s~ lli s hness. This is a case of I, I. I, me, me , -me," said assistant solicitor Keith Giese. "That's tlte bottom line in tllfs case." But one of her lawyers charac· teri>ed Ms. Smith as "nne of the walking wounded," scarred by her father's suicide when she was 6 and her own• allempts to kill herFAIR ROYALTY- Meigs Cnunty Fair nfficials named its self. princes and princesses a t the Rutland Civic Center recently. Thus"' "Susan Smith knew it was youths chosen includ~d, top rnw, r:om le~, l~e~f prince Matfhe~ wrong tiJ kill ," said tlefense anorJ\.ing, son of Rnclne's c .u rfis and Lmda Kmg; h~ef princess Jam•e ney Judy Clarke. "She tr-ied ttl Drake, daughter of Rucin~'s Tnm and J)ehhu~ llrake; hunny cope with a f~il ing 1\fe and she princess Amy Smith, daughter nf Pomeroy's Gary and Chorlnlle snapped ... And we will be talking Smith· poultry prince Kenneth Kirk, sn~ j>f Langsville's Kenneth ahout her mental illness lUld how it and j~dy Kirk; second frum top row, dairy prilu:ess Tricia Davillii, affected he r judgtnent an<l h e~ daught.r of Pomeroy's Greg and Jan Davis; goat princes.~ Danielle life ." Grueser, daughter of Pomeroy's Danny and Dehhie Grueser; third She said that when Ms . Smith top row, swine princes.• Nicolo While, daughter of l'omerny's from let her car m il into a lake wi~1 her John and Dehliie Edwards; wool princess BiUee Pooler, daughter so ns strapp ed insidl>!, i t was a nf Pomeroy's Bill Pooler; and bottom row, horse first runner-up . ''failed suicide.'' Candace Bunting, daughlor of Alfred's Willie a nd .Janie Burke ; ~ Prosecutors were to continue poultry prince.« Rebekah Kar~, daught.!'r of ~iddlepnrt's Donald questioning a poli ce sketch artist and Delma Karr ; hnr se pnncess Sara Cra1~, daughter nf today. Tuesday's procee ding s Pnmeroy's Fae ·C raig·; and hunny first runner~up Rethany Cnuke, ended early due to a bomb threat daughter uf Pumerofs Phillip and o~hhie Cnuke. {Seiltinel phutu made shortly after 4 p.m. No homb hy George Aha to} was found . 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Congress is consi.dcring endiitg a program that helps some cltlerly poor protect themselves from d:m· gerous temperatures. · Among the prograt)'l ' s steadfast opponents is a congressman from the s uburbs or C hi cago, the city that lost the most lives In the J()(). tlegree-plus weather. Despite the tragedy, Republican Rep . John Port er is co nvinoe~ that federal tax money is missptmt on tlte $1.4 billion program thai helps people with low incomes heat, and tn ·some cases co<11, their homes. " Not that tltere cerut inl y isn't a need," Porter saiv Tuesday. "B ut there is no federa l mtiouaJe for the progf'dlll.: ' . Prot ec ting the poo r from the extreme s of winter and summer shou ltl be the responsibility of the states. aided hy utility companies, said Porter, chainnan of the House Appropriations Commi tt ee's human services subcommittee. Tile subcommittee vote<l last week tn eli minate the energy pro· grarn in 1996 as part of the GOP's drive toward a balance<l budget. But the corresponding sul>commit tee in the .Se nale, leatl hy Setl . Arlen Specter, i ... likely to vo r ~.:. 10 keep it. If the House antJ Sctt; lle passes t.lifferent hill s, ·~ conference com mittee would wurk nut :t com· promise. Spec te r, R -Pa .. cous id ers the e nergy aid " ·esse n tin I fLJ'ndin g," said spokeswoman Margnrut Cump. Lnil w~ck's 'Cl>f<;hiu g. tempc rn· tures unt.lcrscorc hi ~ point. 11 1 tl1ink prohahly t hi ~ cri~ is will poinl out lhc d<mgcr.. invnlvcll wirh ht.!rtting and cooling,·' Cnmp ~• 1 iLI "II'.~o. something we lcud In lak e for granted until it's nt~ titerc." The Lnw Income ll omc Energy Assistance Program has weat heretl num erous allncb. The Clin ton administra rion prnpo~cu cuttiu g its 'peuding 'm hall" for the I'JIJ) fi sca l year, hut Congress, tl1c11 controlled by the Democrat.<, refu.,etl . The block grant pro ~n un i.> pop· ular. wit h ~ lal cs, wh 1c h rcc~civt.: money basctl on lhetr wcaU1er aud their proportion of low· im:ome re ... ident<. The VfL"I rn 11jority nf the money goes toward hea ting hill s., hcc:ttJs~,; Llang·erous cold is a prohlL:m in most of the coun try and lor all :tgcs. Ahoul2 peroenl of tile spendin g, or $23.5 million, help., pay C<Klling bills or buys·fans and air cnndi lionem. Most of tl1.nt money is :-.pcnr on lh tcel<l erly , who arc narticu larly susceptib le W hc:rl t i\1 lca.s t 12 s tate s have spent 'some of their granl money on summertime 'ncc<ls this year, says the Department of ll enhh an<l Human · Services. Both Texas anti · Louisiana cx pcc l tn spe nd more · money ou cooli ng 'llum lt cmi ug. . lllinoisJ,portcd '!D spending on · cooling. Out Ch it:ngn officials have said they wi ll look li1r new ways Ill protect e ld erly rcsidetits in the r~t urc. Porter said the fed eral program . is a remnant of the l CJ70s energy · crises, which proLidcd the govern-: : mel'll l o takl! re.... ponllihili ty for s oar~ ing .cncrgy cmt..., the poor cou ltlnot · aflonl. Pncc."' ro se when A'rah . countries wi thht! ld oil In protes t · II.S fnreign policy . . .Sinl'c thcu , cncrgy cos ts h;tvc . t.ln·rc:Lscd, Porter s:tid. :ltH.I the. nlci 1s JIO lou gcr justll1ed. · · ~~ · Supporters argue that l1 eati ng . aid - and cooli ng aid in the states th:ll nmvitle it - save.. li ves. But Porter , who repre sen ts Ihe Nnrth Shnre suhurbs. notes that tile pro- · gram ditln't help scores of victims of Chicago•s disaster. "With t!)i s tcrrihlc heat wave, th e re are m11ny people suffering :uulliyin£ as a result of lhc heaL," Porter saitl . ·' It app ears Ihe prograto tlnln't provide a great deal of protection .' ' 4f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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