https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b71ac80f596952e6d0505c3da75b16c8.pdf 9dad7f89733421dc3a9fbee47d7f794a PDF Text Text Tuesday, September 26, 1995 Ohio Lottery Rockies, Mariners triumph Pick 3: 641 Pick 4: 4319 Buckeye 5: 3-23-28-34-36 Sports, Page 4 With Factory Rebates You Can Actually Pay Less Than Factory · lnvoi.ce on Most I • Vol. 46, NO. 106 Copyright1995 Low tonight In 40s, nto~ tl y dear . Thursd ay, sunn y. 1-tl gh nea r 8U. 2 Sections, 12 Pages 35 tents Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, September 27, 199& A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper . Arts week· bein Models. Meigs board discusses ways to use levy money observed By JIM FREEMAN board mcmhcrs consiUI!red " wish Sentinel News Staff li sts" compiled by di strict princiThe Meigs Local Board of Edu· pals . Most prin cipal s said lheir cation, meeting in regular session buildings need hlinds :md copying Tuesday night at Rutland Elemen· machin es, according to Buckley, tary School, di scussed ways to wilh lhe exception of the high spend funds ge nerated from its school where students' lockers 1994 permane nt improvements need new locki ng mcchmtisms. levy. In addition, some buildings need When voters approved the 5- roof repairs. milllevy in May of 1994, the boanl . Board members agreed 10 consaid it would be used 10 purchase sider the lists and then priorilize buses, books and to make improve- requested repairs. . ments to buildings. According 10 the di slrict , lhe So far, the hoard lms purchased levy gene rates $ lll000 a ye ar. six new buses wilh lh e goal or with a total dollar amounl of replacing tlte district's bus llcct by $565,000 over the five year period purchasing live buses a year for the of the bond . next four years . In additiYn, the Board memb e r John Hood board has boughl new language addressed the board on his conarts books. cems over home schooling. "We need to ... purchase social Hood said ht> rcceruly talked to studies textbooks a"i soon a."i possi· some rhlll.lrcn on tile street and ble," said district supcrinlendcnt asked th em why lhcy wcren't"in Bill Buckley. "Afler that we need school lo which they responded 10 purchase sciepce lcxlhooks." U1cy were being schnoh:tl at home. At Tuesday night's meeting, ·•There is more lo teaching thnn • • ~ ~ ..' just lessons," sttid li <xld. "The kid$ are taken out of reality." "I really feel sorry for Ute kids;: he added. Buckley said Ohio h.:Ls very lib; era! rules tow:ud home schooling: Parents are required to have only a high school diploma or general equivalency diploma and to notify Ute county superirllcndent of lhCi( intent to home school . "Some do a good job;" he said. . Buckley said lhc schools lose money when parents lake theio children out of U•e schools. "A lot of people in Meigs Coun' ty are going to home schooling," ho added. · 11 lf parents H~e having second doubts (about hom e schooling); bnng lhe kids hack lo school.': Hood commented. In addition, board members dis; cussed not letting seniors partici; pate in the graduation ceremony unless they have all their courses ~ " ·' ~ ~ • • ..,, ~ ~ ... - ·" ~ • • • ~ Continued on page 3 ~ Mason board tables four -.. ' Trucl~ Fall Used Car & BLO~ -O.JT 1995 FORD F150 4X2 . 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By TOM HUNTER Senllnel News Staff Public discussion of a proposed $8.75 million building project in the Eastern Local School District continued Tuesday night, with the school boanl recei.ving more input and ideas on the project proposals. About 50 residents, 1eachers, and students from the distr.icl attended last night's special meeting, at Eastem High School. Architect Dave Zeller of Marr, Knapp & Cmwlif of New Philadelphia, one of U•e fmns working with the district on the project, was present to explain the proposal revisions and to field questions from the audience. Zeller statetl tltat since tlte Sept . 12 board meeling , cost cutting measures have been taken to trim the projected budgets for each building proposal. Some of the proposed cuts included: • Cutting the idea of using ceiling fans in each room. • No major overhaul of th e existing high school locker rooms. • No paving work on the exist· ing high school parking lot. These cuts saved around $200,000. . 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They can a lways be added back into the pmjec t. Revtset.l ligures tor lhe propos- als being di scussed by the bOard are as follows: · Option I: Construct new K-6 elemcnlary; repair/upgrnde exisling high ~chool ; additions to exisliftg high school. Proposed cost trimmed hy $445,000. to $R .6 million. · Option 2: Construct new 7-12 High School ; repair/upgrnde exi st· ing high school; convert exi sting high school lo K-6 . Prn[Klsed cost trimmed by $450,000, lo $9 .7 mil lion. · Oplion 3: Construct new K-8 building wilh a .new high school gym at that site; rcp:,ir/upgrade existing high school. Pro[Klsed"cost trimmed by $849,000, to $9.16 million. • Option 3A : Construct new K-8 building with multi -purpose cafeteria area; repair/upgrade existing high school. Proposed cos t trimmed by $448,000, to $8.7 mil lion. lncludetl in Ute se costs cst immes are all cosls relative 10 construc tion, including furnishings, land, site development, and building material~ . The board has not L1lked about a proposed localion for the school. According to board president Ray Karr, that decision will be made before lhe levy is nhK'cd on the hal lot in March, 1996. "The most imponant thing now is to set an agenda for an educational program for the district. We'll then present that program to the state for their approval," added Karr. From the response of those auending the meeting, the most popular proposals are Options I, 3, and 3A. After Karr asked for a show of hands on the proposals, options 3 and 3A look to be the more realistic possibilities for the project. After having questions answered on the building plan, the main concern of those in auendancc was the millage for the building assistance levy that is neetled for the project. The curren l"cstimate on the levy millage is at 4.4 mills. That figure is not cast in stone, as valuation will be judgetl again in December, when the final amount of millage is set. According to Karr, the board has been told by the county and state officials that the millage fig ure should not change much, if any at all . "The board would like to stay within the $8.75 million dollar budget set by the state. If we go over that amount, the stale said that they are willing to work with us, but they will not go very far over that Continued on page 3 consolidation proposals By Michele Carl•r and Mindy Kearns OVP News Staff In a three-two decision, the Mason County Bonrd ol' Education voted Tuesday evening to table four items concerning the proposed consolidated Mason County High School. All of these recommenda· lions were made by Superintendenl Michael Whalen cmitingent. upon receiving School Building Authority (SBA) money. Tabled were recpmmendations to set a lentlttive school closing schedule, the selting of public hear- ings for school closure, to begin negotiations with an architect Jinn and advertising for hid proposals for a construction mannger al the proposed facility . Board vice president Paul Doeffinger made the motion to table any action on the new school until Kanawha County Circuit Judge Paul Zakaib renders a deci- sion in a case thai c'oncerncU Mason Counly cili zen s filetl agains t the bonrd over th e new school plmt. Board member David Morgan seconded the motion. which al so · President Clinton vows to protect coal· miners Community Band are umong than 10,000 mi. ·' MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) As President Clinlnn ple~geu his support for iss ues imporlanl to working peopl e , leaders of the United Mine Workers IOid their members to judge polilicians hy their acts, no I hy Iheir words. ' 'The ind uslrial ngc brought child lahor, swealshops mtd compa· ny towns, mtd tltat's why we buill strong unions ," C linlon said , addressing delcg:uc.s 10 the UMW converttion by salellilc hookup · from the While House. ' 'Th e unions built the middle dass, and the middle ci:Lss huill the Am.erican dream ," the prcs idenl "We have 10 oc furward-tltink · ing enough to work fi>r what's right even if it' s not popular," CliniOu said. He tlccricd llic GOP hudget pro- · pnsal now l> c in g Jcha ted in Congress. . " Do we wan! to lei t.:orpqrations ... loot their r cnsion funds legally"> Those :u·e the choices in tltal hud gel ,: ' CliniOn said. Ciint<m al so stti<l' he would fight " any bill 10 c41 or ~u1" Ute Mine Safety and Health 1\Jrnini".stration and said he would fighl to preserve retire<] miners' hcailh hcncfils, both of which m·e the suhject of Rerub- said, ncknowl cd gin g lhat today theie are "extrannlinary new pres· sures on working fX:!oplc ... Ji can bills now in Congress. ·"I undcrstamJ what's at stake," Clinron saitl. , 1 received an affirrnalive vote frmn board member Mary Beth Carlisle. Board president !larry Siders and member Donna Thompson voted against Ute mlllion. Siders said the «?ontlnued on paga 3 Rutland woman killed in 'wreck on U.S. 35 A Rull:md wumun was kill•d in a nne-cur cra."ih TuestJay on U.S. 35 al the .Jacksun-lluss cnunty line, the Ju.:k"'inn l,ust of lhe Stale Hl~hway l'ulrul reported. Marjorie Rank.<, 64, Salem · Slreel, was pronounced dead ul: the scene by Dr. Carl Greevtr, Jacksun County cm·uner, the· patrol said. Troopers said ·flanks wus easlhound al 5:25 p.m. near · Trlppie's Restaurant when her . • carwenlollthe1· i~htsideoflhe road and struck a Iurge culvt!rl, severely damagin~ the car. The nason llanks' cur lefl the road •·em:~in .< unknown, said troupers, who •·eported that the victim was nul wearing a surety hell al I he lime nf I he crash. The palmi was ass'-'ted al the sc•ne hy the Klchmnndale Volunteer Fire De pari· menl. The hudy was h1t~r rtdeas~d to the Mayhew Funtral Homt. .Jacksun. •• • ·~ " : ...'. .--~....::..:...:..~____:_~----;...:::.=::::::=:::::::::::::::=t · .. Water line replacem1ent project -. ~ • .. .· ••• • ·•• • • ,• ' ~~ .•• .• ,f • . ",. Work cuntinut!d this week on a Pomeroy a $211,11110 granl in .June In replace an SO-year- water line replacement project wllh workers from lhe Blll Enyart and Sons Construction Company of South Puinl shown here lnslalllng a new line along Main Street. The village received old water line ln~tw~~n the Rinrside FtN)d Murt Marathon Stutiun and Rutt~rnut Avenue . The project also indudt:s Legiun Tnr:.u:e. .. . • '• '. ...,•. > •• • '. '. �Wednesday, September 27, 1995 Commentary The Daily\Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy. Obio .f'1JLTNEDIA, INC. CHARLENE HOEFLICH General Manager MARGARET LEHEW Conlroller LETfERS OF OPINION are welcome They should be le>S than 3£X) words long All leuer.; are subJeCt lO cdnmg and must be stgncd "lth namr:, address and tel ephone number No unstgned leuers wtll be pubhshcd Lcucr-• should be m good 1astc addres.smg 1ssucs not personahues Excerpts from other Ohio newspapers By The Associaled Press Excerpts ol OhiO et.htonals of natiOnal and statewtde mterest The Clncinnali En<luirer, Sepl. 25 A federal Judge m Cmcmnao and now a Supreme Court JUSOce have JUSt aboultumed Busmess Week mto Busmes. Monlh by blockmg 11 smce Sept 13 from publtshmg a story on lhe Procter & Gamble-Bankers Trust lawsml The U S ConsOiulton recogmzes an almost absolute nght of lhc pres. to publ•sh wiUiout such pnor restramt The reason II docs IS to prohibll government control ol the free llnw ol mfonnatwn Only one lhmg proJects everybody's nght to say whatever !hey want and read and watch whalever !hey please That's !he FICst Amendment The fight for mfonnauon and Its free llnw ts not a newspaper fight but a publtc fight The Marion Star, Sept. 18 If you lhtnk husb:m~s only heat up thcu wives on the poor Side ol lown If you lhmk domesuc vmlence IS only a p10blem for hl.tck or mlcrra· e~al couples It you lhmk u's really lhc wom,m's fault for not leavmg her abuSive mate If you lhmk the nauon's domestiC VIolence problem Is only the result ol media hype from 0 J Sunpson's trt<ll Then you have a lotto learn atxJUt domestic vtolence A JUry has yet to decide tf SunpS<m killed Ius w1fe, but what ts not m Uoubt ts that he beat her and tlueatened to ktll her more !han once Abusers aren't always who U1ey seem, and often people don't want to ntbmt they're seeing an abustve rclauonshtp before !heir very eyes Letters to the editor Customer upset I would hke to shed some hght on the questiOn of why people don't shop m !heir own hometown -because of lhe fnendlessness ol some people When you go 10 theu store !hey act hke they don' I care whether you are there or not I can sumd the htghcr pnces, but I c<1n' 1 stmd Um dtsregard ol olher luumut bemgs I know there are m.my people out there who w1ll agree w11h me Len.I Napper Rutl rmd WASHINGTON- There 's a ment practices - has made Medt· small but stgntflcant facl bemg care an easy target for con artists overlooked m !he greal Medtcare who can explmt Ute multiple cracks debate on Ctpllol Hill The govern· m lhc system In ltscal year 1993 ment wuld recoup btlhons of dol· Iars - and s,1ve semors a hcf1y premium mcrease - stmply by stcppwg up Its elfon to control fraud and abuse Medic:tre Is gomg bankruptq, because federal spendmg on the program IS growmg at 10 percent alone, !here were almost 700 mil· per year That's th e "cns1s" that lton MediCare drums processed PreSident Clmton and House an mcrease of 2SO mtlhon over !he , Speaker Newt Gmgnch refer to 1988 total when they talk about Medtc,ICC That's nearly 2 million claum Dut JUSI as cnt1cal m shonng up processed per day or nearly SIX Medtcarc' s Irati finances ts the tunes the number ol tax returm need to con trol Jraud and abu se processed by lhe Internal Revenue Govcmment experts est1mate that Service Despite the huge number up to $17 btllton - m I0 percent of clauns, physiCians, supply com· ot Medicare's budget - IS lost to pames and d1agnoshc laboraaones fraud each year That's $46 Imlhon have only three chances out ot per day that goes stratght down the I ,000 of havmg Medtcare audll dram and mto Ute pockets ol unsa· Utctr btlhng pracuces 111 any given year vory prciVIders Here's a hst of recent exrunpJe, The sheer stze and comp lextly ol this $177 billion-per-year pro· of Medicare fraud that we· ve gr.un - coupled wt ~~ lax m:tnage· pteced togelher - The Department ol Health and Human Servaces' mspec to• general found a pharnwceuttcal salesman who peddled $6 million m exptred, mtslabeled, unslcnle. or second-hand pacemakers over an ctght-year penod In some cases the salesman provtded llawathm vacatwns or prostllutcs to c:tr~Io lo· gists who agreed to tmplant the adulterated dCVICI!S Ill UOSU'ipel:Lm g paltents - A Georgta health c:uc com· pany forced employees to make pohllcal contnbuuons, and then billed MediCare lor rcunbursement The company also btlled Medtcare tor golf traps, vacauons ruu.l ,1 new c:IC for the CEO's son. - In Texas, !he prestdent of a medical eqmpment company and several accomplices got ca ught b1llmg Medicare lor body pckcts when u really provtded seat pads. The scat pads were manufactured in Mextco for $50 each, but Medi· care was billed $800 each Over a two-year pcnod, the company billed Medtcare more than $1 6 LOUIE I REMEMBER THE ~EM YOU WME THAT YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO SEE IN PRINT?•.. ~ DEAR BRUCE I am a professaonal engmeer who has recently lost my JOb I have been wtth my compru1y for 14 years ru1d. due to a merger and subsequent dnwnstzmg, several thousand poSitions have hcen eiimmated l am now consJt.Jenng starlmg my own busmess. I wtll be domg consultang lor methum to large finns The good news IS !hat I have made a lot of contacts over lhe years and have already been promiSed a good deal ol work TI1e quest1ons ts, should I mL:orporale' What are lhe advrullages'>Arc there dtsadvantages? - 0 R, BilOXI MISs DEAR 0 R Congratulaltons lor lantlmg on your teet' Lots ol mtdtllc and uppcr· mtddle manage· ment prolesstonals Will hntl !hem· selves 111 your posttton Although downstzmg seems harsh. m a number of cases It seems that a good many compames have hccn ovcrstaflctl. llavmg satd that docsn' t make Dear Editor, At tile Pomeroy Vtllage Council meeting held on Sept. 18 a new agreement between the village of Pomeroy and Patsy Ward was pre· sented to Mayor John Blaennar Thas agreemenl mcluded lhe "hold hannless" agreement that the vtl· Iage had asked Patsy to stgn. It also mcluded for her safety tile followmg: lhe village wtll brace up and support her hou se before tepau/replacement work begms; to replace her front sidewalk and fence if it IS reqmred to remove 11 for the work to be done; !he viiL~ge will take whalever safety precau· lions it can 10 1ry and prevent dam· age to her home. On Tuesday the mayor called her and srud !hat tile vtllage could sign, and so now Patsy Ward and the vtllage have an agreement However, It IS unportantto remem· ber that Patsy and her fam•l y and their neighbors had to wall more than four full monlhs Every tune tt rained, Patsy sm~ it sounded hke Naagara Falls was running tllrough her house Every Lime at ratned, she and her tamily '/{oultl look outSide 10 see tf and when tlleiC house was gomg to Iiiii I I now commg to an enll We all know and trust th e vtl· lage of Pomeroy workers who wdl do lhts job. wtll do 11 nght and to !he best of lhetr ab1hty If we can do one lhmg lor our neighbor, let 11 be to remember P:ttsy Ward and her family and all lhetr neighbors who supported U1em m our hc,uls and in our prayers Davtd Edwards Pomeroy Bruce Williams Some lobbyists take taxpayer dollars •Mnre children will be killed, more Children Will be raped .. So read an advertisement trom fhc· Cluld Wellare League of Amenca. opposmg the wellare·relorm pro· posals mcluded 111 th e House GOP's "Contract \V1lh Amenca" The league ts e ntitl ed to •Is o,puuon~ ol co u1 se Bul II 1s unseemly - If not Illegal - that the lax-exempt org.unzntJOn hllthcly accepted more lh.m $250.000 m federal wellare dollars be tween July 1993 and July 1994, !hen pre· ceded to wage an advertiSmg cam· prugn tomcrcase well:uc spending And !he Chtld Welfare League ts not tile only "nonprofit" orgmu· zauon that engages 111 this ques· uonable pracucc In 1995, Ute fed· eral government wtll hand out more !han $39 btlhon tn substdtes to an estimated 40.000 spectal in!erest and tax -exempt groups, many of whtch actively lobby the government for even more spendmg .• Recognmng the difficulty ol balancmg U1e budget wtlh so many groups pressurmg lawmakers to spend more , Republtcan Reps Ernest lstook ol Oklahoma, David Mcintosh nf Indiana and Bob Ehrhch ol Mary land co·sponsored a measure that reslncts nny group recetvtng letler.tl dollars from spcndmg more Jhan 5 pe1 cent ol thctr funds to lobby Congress nr Ute Whtlc Hquse, to partiCipate 111 pollucal crunpmgns or to engage m any other pohucal achvitles ,. Joseph Perkins The measure was mcluded m !he House Treasury-Postal approprta· ttons btll, whtch passed tn August, and IS now under ronSideraoon by a House and Senale conference commmee. lromcally, the btggest Impcda· mcnt to enacuncnt ol the lobbymg ban arc two squiShy Republican senators, Jun Jelford s ol Vermont and Mark Hatfield of Oacgon, who are blocking tltc mc.tsure m deler· ence to hberal specml mtercsls But Rep lstook, a member ol House-Senate appropnations con· ference comrmttee, along with Jef· fords and Hatfield, refuses to back down "You need to make up your mmd," he satd to !he special inter· ests who oppose hts lobbymg ban. "are you a pohucal group or are you a chartty? You can't mtx the two'' Perhaps lhc most vocal mite of the House GOP's lobbymg ban (besides Jelfords and Hatfteld) IS Gary Bass of the hberal group OMB Watch. He has been stump· ing around the country blastmg ihc ban as "unfmr. unwise and un· Amcncan .. But 11 lutr~ly seems unlatr or unwise or tin-Amencan 10 require that groups receiVIng taxpayer sub· stdtes relrmn from poliltcal actiVt· lies. In lact, federal law prohibits the use of federal funds for lobby· mg (although !here are no clear gutdelines as to specific prohibited practices) And the Supreme Court ruled m 1977 - before any Reagan or Bush appomtments to the h1gh court- !hat taxpay~rs must not be compelled, dtrectly or mdtreclly , "to contn bule to !he support ol an tdcologtcal cause (they) may oppose " Yet. even wuh the federal law on the book, even With the Supreme Court ruhng, thousands of advocacy groups conunue to take federal tax dollars while engagmg m poliucal activities. A, recent study by Marshall Wittman and Charles GniTin of tile Washmgton· based Hentage Foundation bears thiS out. The biggest offenders happen to be two power[ul seniors groups, U1e Amencan Assocmuon ol Rettred Persons and the NatiOnal Council of Sent or CIUzens AARP rece1 ved $73 6 m1lhon 111 federal grants between July 1993 and July 1994, making up one-quarter of 1ts annual budget. NCSC rccetved $71.5 mal- hon over !he same span, which represented 96 percent of 1ts yearly budget. ; Other advocacy groups !hat fee~ at the publtc trough include th& World Wildlife Fetlcrauon. whicll recetved $2 6 million, the Amen• can Bar Assoctatton. whach accept~ cd $2 mtl hon, !he AFL·CIO, wtU! S2 mtllt(111, the League of Women Voters. $611,000. the ConsumeF Federauon of America, $610,000 and the Envtronmental Defense Fund $5 j5.000 : Wtllman and Gnffin note !haC not every federal dollar rccetved by the aforcmentJOnell groups ilgoes dtrcclly to pohucal advocacy acuvIIlcs" But, they ad~. "federal dol· Iars are fungible, so every federal dollar frees pnvate resources to be spent on politiCal, lobbymg and· other acllv1t1e~ " No matler whether an advocacy ~ group Is liberal or conservative, whether 11 supports Democrats or Republicans, 11 ought not recetve federal I unds tl 1t lobbies !he government, plays an acuve role in poltltcal camprugns, or olherwtse engages 111 poltucal acuvtttes The Amencan people arc tired of special · mterest pohttcs Joseph Perkins is a columnist fnr The San Diego Union-Trh hum~ . --Area Deaths-- ...---Local briefs-Officials probe hunting accident Wilbur A. Dean A Syracuse man w:" treated for a mmor gunshot wound Monday after hts hunung p;umcr apparently nustook hun for a squirrel. Clifford Murray, 35. Mmersvtlle, shot Greg DavJS, age unreport· ed, while tl1e two were hunung mlhe Minersvtlle lhll area, acrord· mg to Meigs Cuunly Shenfl's Department of Ohio DIVISIOn of W1ldhfe re(l(]rtS "Titc vicUin was shot from .Ibout 40 to SO y:uds away," smd dtvt· s1on ol wtldltle spokesman Dave Wilson "He received six pellets to the chest ru1~ one to the nnse from ,, 20-gauge shotgun " Gravesid~ servtces for Wilbur A. Dean, 96, Pomeroy, who died Sept 19, 1995, wall be held Sunday, I p.m. at Chester Cemetery w1t11 !he Rev Sharon Hausman officiating Arrangements by Ewmg Funeral Home, Pomeroy. Guy M. Wolfe I WVA Ice .. Sunny Pt Cloudy Cloudy Guy M "Sarge" Wolfe, 74, 528 West Perkins Ave , Sandusky, fonner·' ly of Metgs County. died Thursday, Sept Sept 14, 1995 m Providence Hospital He W'dS born Sept 22. 1920 m Racine and was a graduate of Racme High School. He was a U S. Army veteran, retinng m 1964 after servmg more tllan 20 years Pnor to World War II be bad worked as a tf(]uble shooter m construcl•on and later retired from New Depanure Hyatt where be worked as a grinder for severul years He was a member of !he Amencan Legion Post 83 and was a hfe mem· ber of the Veterans of Foreign War.;, Posl 2529 Survavmg are hts wtle of 48 years, Alma "Jean" Wolfe, a brother, Chester Wolfe. North Kmgfield, ru1d several meces and nephews He was preceded m de,Jih by hiS parents, D Kelly and Alma Sayre Wolfe, lhree Ststers and two brotllers Funeral services were held m Sandusky at !he David F Koch Funeral Home in Sattdusky attd bunal was m Rtverview Cemetery, Port Clmton • Memonal contributions may be made to St Mary' s School, 410 West Jefferson St, Sandusky, nr 10 St Mary's Church, 429 Central Ave, San· dusky (I 1995 AccuWealher Inc VIS AssocJated Press GraphtCSN9r South-Central Ohio ' Today . Mostly sunny with a htgh m lhe upper 70s Southwest winds 10 tn I~ mph becomm~ ; west Tomght Mostly clear with a • low m the upper 40s Vanable ' winds less Umn tO mph Thursday Mostly sunny wtlh a high near 80 Extended forecasl Frtday Dry Lows upper 40s to nud 50s. Highs 111 Uic 70s Saturday . Dry Lows tn the 50s Ilighs mtd 70s to lower 80s Sundny Fatr Lows ~S to 60 Highs upper 70s In lower 80s ' • Warm days, cool :nights forecast mto the atmosphere. the Nattonal Weather Serv1ce sau..l Htghs on Thursd<ty wtll be 75· 80. The dry weather " e~pected to last tllrougl1 Ute weekend Dy Sun· day, highs wtll be in the 80s and lowsnear60 •By The Associated Press A huge dome of htgh pressure will provide Oh10 wiUI sunny skies and mcreasmgly warmer tempera· tures over the next few days, lure· casters said But nights wttl be cool, wuh readmgs m the 40s, as the clear sktes allow U1e warm :ur to escape Mason board.. :ontlnuerJtrompage1 J deciston not to get the proJect rolling will put lhe cnunty \>ehmd when the $14.5 million ts awarded Tbe nearly 400 people who attended lhe meeting 10 protest consolidation cheered when the decision was made Opponents parents and students, fdled every open space m the board room, !he .foyer, lhe steps anti !he parkmg lot Many sported stgns or shtrls ot their home scbool Over 30 opponents addressedthe board members w11h lheiC concerns over consolidatiOn pnor to lhe lxlard vote Hannan High School parent Sbaron Holley asked the board members how they could take any acuon on tile proposed plan when there is a case pendmg m Kanawha County CICcutl Court She srud !he SBA won't sign any contracts or 11ive the money unlll the case " resolved Holley said the board wa.• uctmg With flagrant dtsrcgard ol the Jaw and the safety of tlte cluldrcn She asked them to "fo0rge1 personal ' agendas and listen to lhe people .. Holley also asked Siders to lead the , board m !he nght duecuon "Get nd of the supenntendelll ,L, soon as posstble," Holley satd "We will not gtve uplhts figh~ we : will become your worst nighunare- that's not a threat. that's a promise." Thompson said she would not liSten to !he people attacking per· sonaltttes "Let s talk about the facts," sbe said. Shirley Gue. Hannan restdent, asked tiie board members 10 abstam from or vote against !he one h1gb school plru1 "Thmk about our kids· keep politics out of lhe schools," Gue sa•d Gue srud lhe plan was presented to the SBA without any pubhc mput or heanngs "It dtd not and does not reflect forelhought for tile children," she staled. "We believe there are numerous, legitimate reasons why the SBA did not ongmally fund th1s pro· Ject," Gue said ''The public and children were by-passed m thts plan." · Gue asked tile board members to "please keep pohucs out of !he school system" She sent a message to Senator Oshel Craigo, "Leave our k1ds alone" Pomt Pleasant restdent Clifford Oh ver smd he, too, is agaa nst con· solldatton " Not everyone in Pomt Pleasant ts for consolidation It ts not in !he best mterest of lhe coun· ty," Ohver srud "The only faiC way ts to let people get mvolved and let !hem vote" ; Meigs board.. ~ontinuedtrompage1 mentally handicapped teacher at Pomeroy Elementary and hued Betll Mayer and David Ramey as tutors for a beallh handtcapped stu· dent Josephme Morton was hired as an &Ide for a mulu handtcapped sludent at Carleton School and Rebecca Cottenll and Sue McGuue were accepted as newspaper advt· sors at Metgs lligh School.l Also, the board approved pay of $5 75 an hour for non·certtfied sub· shtule employees and $35 a day for substitute bus dnvers. In oUter busmess, lhc board· - Recogmzed lhe high school band for qualtfymg for state level compett uon; - Approved Snouffer's Ftre and Safety to provide lire safety prmectton to !he dtstnct, - Accepted a grant of $24,106 for lhe Jumor high school library, - Amended a pohcy concern· mg lhe expulsiOn of students bnng· ing lireanns and olher weapons to school Present were Buckley, trea.~urer Jane Fry, board president Larry Rupe. vice-president Randy Humphreys and board members Roger Abbott and John Hood completed by graduation. "We are considering setting up a deadline for completion of correspondence course work." Buckley said. "It comes back to a responsi· bility issue for lhe student." I "The (graduation) ceremony as not a nght .. it's a privtlege." he • Sal'd • In personnel matters, !he board hired Ehzabeth Gee as a develo · The Daily Sentinel (USPS 21J.%0) Publi~bed every af1cmoon Mondoy lhrough Friday, Ill Court St , Pomeroy Oh1o, by the .Oh10 Valley Publishmg Company/Multmltdia lne Pomemy Ohm 45769 Ph 992 21~6 Second class postage prud at Pomeroy, Olno Member The Assocant~ Preu nnd the OhiO Newspaper A~!IOClatJon POSTMASTER Send addre~s correctJOm to lbe Daily Sen1mel , Ill Court St r omeroy Ohio 45769.. SUBSCRII'TION RAtES B1 C.rrter or MGior Routt One Week One Month $1 7:5 $7 60 S91 00 One Yenr SINGLE COPY PRICE Daily ............., ................................. J'i Cen t~ Sublcribers not desmng to pny the earner may rcnut m advance duttt to The Oa.~ly Sentinel on at~ ~1x or 12 month ba~t~ Credtt Will be gtven curler each week No tubscnption by matl pernui1ed 1n area~ where home earner serv1ce Is avaalable MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS II'Bidc: Melp County 13 Weeki 26 Weeks S23 92 - 52_.. lt.la Outlktt Melp County 13 Weeb 211_.. 52-o • ._,. $47 06 $9236 $25 61 $4966 $9620 ·-----·II ·I LOSE : 10 LIS. IN 3 DAYS 1 I I FiUTHPHAaMlCY I All Natural C.H. 2001 With Chmmlum Plcolnoto MONEY BACK GUARAIVTEE ----- Mtddloporl • 1!12-&181. Reunion set Descendants of tlte late Walham Jacob Hannum and Juha E. Halsey Hannum will hold a reumon at tile Long Bottom Communuy Butldmg Saturday There Will a potluck dmnerat1 pm J pe Legion pions dinner Racme Post 602. American LegiOn, Will have a pubhc steak dmner Sunday wllh servmg at noon. The meal Is $S Breast cancer program In observance of Women's Health Month , Judy Jenkmson, R.N Will present a program nn breast cancer lltursday from II to noon at !he Setuor C!IIzens Center The pubhc ts mvued to attend the free progr:un Dinner plannod The Chester Church ,of Gnd wtll have a baked steak dinner at the church Oct 6 wllh servmg from I) am to 2 p m Dmner ptckup and delivery orders Will be accepted CosiiS $5 a tltmter Depuues of the Metgs County Sherifrs Department mveshgated : : several complmnts smcc U1e weekend Todd l'npp, Chester, repotled electncal wmng rutd copper luh· mg were stolen hom h1s f•um Randy Boston ICp<>rtetl tlmt wmdows had been broken opt of an old sch0<1l bus p.trketl at the bus garage at Tuppers Plains There was also a popc.1n pushed uuo U1c exhaust p1pe Several children were seen playmg 111 the JXICkmg lot on Sunday, !he report s~1ted Numerous compl:unts were recetved Tuesday regardmg mrulbox vandl)IIsm on De<mN.tllow Rtdge Road and U.S. 33 In addmon, a wmdow w:t• broken out ol !he Bcarwallow Rtdge Church Anyone with :my mimmat ion cnnceming any of the mctdcnL• ts asked IO COnL1CI the shenl f s dep:ICtmenl Man cited on littering charge Rtck McCiu isuan, Sh,tdc, was elled Tuesday evenmg by the Me1gs roullly SIIcnll"s Deparunent on ,1 ch.ICge ol httermg Driver cited in Tuesday accident A Rcynold,hmg man w.ts clled lm assured clear dtsL1nce by the Galha-Metgs Post ol the St.tle lh ghw<ty Patrol IOII(Iwmg a twovehtcle acCidclll Tuesd.ty on St.ue Route 124near Rutland TroopeiS s:ud O.uucl L Muhlcnbeck, J3, dnving a truck owned by Natmnal Feeds ot Ohio, Columbus, was westl\ound, 20 leet east of Cou111y Road 13 (Lnsher) nt l 10 p m when he was unable to stop m rune and struck U1c re,u ol a C<lf dnvcn by Judtlh L Ebhn. 47,31090 llallicltl Roatl. Rutland Ebltn had stopped In m.tkc a !cit luau at t11e ume of the cra.sh accord11lg to the rcpoll · Dmn.tge I<J both vdw•. lcs v. .ts shghl Boosters to meet Meigs Jmum lhgh AUI!ellc and Academ1c Boosters Assocmtwn Will meet Tuesd.ty , 7 lO p m m U1e cafetena 12:45 p.m, Sprtng Avenue, Chesler Stewart, VM H RUTLAND ' 1:32 am, Meigs Mme 2, Roben Webb, O'Bicness Mcmnmd Hospt· tal; 8 27 p m, sla te Ruute liK~. Carla Cox, Hol?.er Medtcal Center. Columhm Townshtp Volunteer Fire Department asSisted Hospital news VETERANS MEMORIAL TucsUay admrss10ns - none Tuesday diScharges - Don Cui· lums. Pomeroy, Walter Wears, Pomeroy; Dwayne Edwards. Rut· Iru1d Middleport Court news The followmg cases were heard recently in tile Mtddleport Mayor's Court of Dewey Horton Fmcd were Rodney S Brewer, Middleport. $10 and cost lor stop sign vinlauon: Joseph A Roush, Pomeroy, $25 and cost for no oper· arors license, $10 lor delec11ve exhaust; Ronald S Pndemore, Pomeroy, $25 rui~ custlor qo child restramt; Runme D Holley, Mid· dleporl, $25 mid cost fnr slnp Sign violation; M1ke Bums, Middleport, $100 and cost for diSorderly after bemg wanaed. $200 lor c:urymg a concealed weanon; Charles McCloud, Middleport, $100 anti cost for destruction of property, $100 for tresrassmg, $100 for diS· mderly manner, Lenora R Garnes. Pomeroy, $100 rutd cost for d1 sor· Deputies investigate complaints No IOJUrtes were reported fnllowmg a deer/car accident on U S 33 near Rock Spnngs Monday evenmg Vmson Jarrell Jt . New II.Ivcn, W Va was southbound when he struck a deer th,u ran tllln the to.tdway Drunage to Jarrell's 1980 Cadiii.tc w.L, lt<ied .ts mo<lcr.tlc. .ttcordmg to a sheriffs department re(l(]rt Meigs EMS logs 8 calls Units of the Meigs County Emergency Medtcal Service answered etght calls for a.lststance including four trrutsfer calls Umts responding mcludcd· MIDDLEPORT 10:12 p m, state Route 7, Betty Goodall, Veterans Memonal Hns· pttal. POMEROY "He wa.s m1staken l or a sqUirrel," Wtlson sn1d Murray transported Davis to Veterans Memorial Hospilal m · Pomeroy where he wa.• lremed and released .•tccordmg 10 a sherifrs · offiCe report · Deer/car accident investigated Today's weather forecast Meigs announcements tile East experts that PLO Chatr· man Ya\lr Arafat has no Intention ol hononng the two-year-old peace ng1ecment he s1gned w1th 1srnel Aratat has said all the nght Uungs 111 Ius public speeches and m Ius meeltngs with Israeli oflicials But 111 pnvate speeches to lellow Palestuuans, he has told hiS audt· ences that the "'land lor peace" ~eal IS only temporary a steppmg stone m the PLO's quest to gam complete control ol Israel Once the PLO ha& gotten a fmn tootholtl m Gaza and Jcncho, he your wife were to pass on, lhe ktds would be m desperate stnuts The mosl msurance dollars, 111 my VIew, ought to be on your hves If you want to put a lew bucks on the ktds, !hough, I wouldn't have any great quarrel wtlh that Make DEAR BRUCE I :un a f:ICinet ' sure to get the cheapesl possible clear advantages ol mco1poratmg mclude some hmtted liability anti, wttll a wile aniltwo children, ages tnsurance and at a maumum of 111 some cases, partacularly wtth 7 and 9. While 11 seems that we arc $5,000 Thts should cost very hllle l.trgcr mcomeS, more lavnrable tax making a lot ol money, even more money and, If notlung else, will reheve a IItUc pressure rsychologi· trcauncnt - your accountmll can goes out m expenses. As a conse· cally, which IS certamly valuable quence, we arc ltvtng htcrally lrom hcst advtse you thetc (Sond your 'lueslions to: check-to-check When you are lirst begmnmg, I Smart Money, 1'.0. Box 5113, As hard as tt IS to Uunk about. 1f don't see any advantage m spend· Elfers, FL 346811. Questions of mg tile funds to mcorporate As a anytllmg were to h.tppen to one of gen~ral interest will he amwered matter of fact, your Socml Secunty our children we would be hard in future columns. Owing to the contrtbutton (don't you love tllat> pressed to pay for U1e tina) expens· volume of mail, personal roplles - contnhutiOnl) Will be slightly es Do you thmk we should carry cannot he provided.) lower as an unmcorporatcd mthvulBruce William.< i< a syndicated ual You wtll probably not lle hfc msurance on the k•tL,? We h:tvc writer for Newspaper Entorpriso rcspomilhle for unemploymcnl con- a hllle hit on ourselves butnotlung Association. lnbutaons If these arc made m yoUI on tllem - G G , Iowa Cny, Iowa (For information on how to state <tnd, obvtously, you wtll not DEAR G.G. Under ordmary communicate electronically with he rcspons1hle for workers' cnm- cucumstances, It IS my contention this columnist and others, con· pensaiinn as Y"!i' might he 111 a cor- that the insurance ought to be on tact America Online by calling I· porate envuonmcnt the bread wmner Given what you 800-827·6364, exl. 8317.) As your pr.aCllCC grows nmJ 11 have tlescnbed, however, tf you or • lcolumbus l77' • growmg worry among some Mad- the tndtvtduals mvolved feel any you add employees. then I woul~ re-examme the advantages ol better Stnkmg out on your own may mcorporating. For the present tunc, he the best tllmg you c:UI do. The I'd L:tke a pass. You will, I am sure, carry Ute appropnate prnlesstonal liability tnsurancc PA The Daily Sentinel• Page 3 IND FRAGILE PEACE - There " Some ol these speeches have beett captured on tape, copies of whiCh h.tve caused a mild pamc among rulmg pruty leaders m !Jle Israeli parh:unenl Labor Party SUJl' porters ol lsraelt Prune Mnuster Ytlzhak Rabm ,uid !he peace pm· cess currently hold a slim majorily 111 the parlmment, but the Arafat tapes could dtsrupt thas delicate balance So some Israeli offictals now clmm lhe tapes are forgeries, and !hat Aralat really dtdn't say the thmgs !hat arc bcmg attrtbuted to him II lhc Ararat tapes are aulhen· lie, however. it could be only a matter of ttme before the fragtle peace linally crumbles. Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein are writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. ~- IMansfteld 173' I• surgery Incorporating not always necessary 1 m Anti her netghbor Vtrguua Holt's yard IS sltpptng Into th,ll hole also Mrs. Holt cannot get her base· mcnt dry It IS so wet !hat nolhmg she has trted wtll work We must remember that by P.ttsy stgnmg that agreement she now places her trust, m the village of Pomeroy Thts ts not JUst a piece of property; thts ts thciC house and home When you come home lrom work, when you are urcd and need a place to lay your head down. !he fust and foremost place we all lhmk of IS our home 1 he long and teml)le orde,\1 that she nnd her frun· aly and lhetr neighbors on U111011 Avenue have had to go through " million - A Michtgan husband-and· wtfe te:un allegedly stole more than $25 mtlhon Irom Medtcare by sub· mtumg false clatms for mconti· nence supplies for nursmg home pauents In order to escape dett;e· uon, the team stmply kept mcorpo. raung as a new company when !hey crune close to bemg caught -Although speech ru1d occupa· llonal therapy rates range from between $20-$32 per hour, Medt care ha.' been billed rates as high '" $600 per hour The extraordmary markup IS the result of weak pay · ment rule s penmlletl by the pro· gnun One speech lhemptst submll· ted lal sc clatms to Medicare lor servtces " ren~ered to pattents" several days alter !hey had dted - One Caiiiomm supply com . pany btlled Medicare for $S m1lhon worth ol surgical dressmgs for pallenls who never underwent .trgucs, the ..Jihad," or holy war, ag.unstlsrael wall contmue • Door opened for drain work • IToledo I 77' I Go after Medicare fraud, not seniors .. has been slow, at best, m forcmg the agency to confront •ts m•stnkes Thursday, Sept. 28 Accu-WeaUter• forecast for dayume condtiions and h•gh temperatures MI CH The (Cleveland) Plam Dealer, Sept. 24 ll1s all well ami good lor House Speaker Newt Gingnch to play tough w11h Pre.,ulent Clmton on tile budget. But Gmgnch overplayed hts hand when he foolishly brought lhe linancml markets mto lhe game. In a speech to Ute Publtc Secunues AssOCiation. Gmgnch brazenly threatened 10 allow aU S default on government secunues If necessary to force Clinton to accept lhe nght kind ol budget <leal Gmgnch's threat to delay a debt·ceiimg btllto lhe (l(Jmt ol default could suflicc by Ilsell to rattle nervous mvcstors and ratse mterest rates Fortunately. Gmgnch mtght 'be startmg to understand where he went wrong One day alter hiS speech, he backed down a bll, say mg he would sup(l(Jrl a "very tough" tncrca'e 111 the debt cetiing . · Gmgnch needs to learn the vutue of rcstmmt before the government ::gets sluck with lhe rost of hiS miSttkes ' " :: Springlitld News-Sun, Sept. 21 ;. : The reputauon ot !he FBI conunues to declme, m large part because :: Jhe bureau refuses to confront !he real tty of what occurred on an ISolated ·: ndge m northern Idaho on Aug 22, 1992 : ·: On !hat day, !he agency executed what amounted to antllegal •'ktll on :: ~·ght" order. wtlh tragtc consequences · • ; . AU S. marshal :md !he 14-year·old son of fugtUve R,uidy Weaver had :·been ktlled lhe day before m a lire light Weaver and another man, Kevm ·: Hams~ alnng wllh Weavc'f's wtfe ,md tiieiC survivmg children were :; i10w holed up m Weaver's c<1btn :. : Standard policy m :m Amenc:mlaw enforcement agency, mcludmg !he ·:FBI, is 10 shoot only m response to a diCect tiireal to human life In !Ius • · i:ase, however, that policy was abrut~oned :: An FBI sntper wounde~ Weaver as he trted to check on hts dead son's : body, whtch lay tn :m outbuiithng A few seconds later tile smper lire a , · ioecond shot mto !he cabm, ktiiing Weaver's unarmed wife, VICki, and · : ~oundmg Hams HruTts :m~ Randy Weaver later surrendered, were tned, : nnd eventually were found not guilty ol murdenng !he US marshal ·: ResponStbtluy for the sntpers' order lay w11h !heir supenors FBI · DICector Louts Frech was not m otHer at U1e tune of !he tragedy, but he OHIO Weather Page2 Wednesday, September 27, 1995 By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher Pomeroy .• Middleport, Ohio HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Discharge< Sepl. 26 Annisha Kopec, Mrs Wilham Zus· pan and son. Grover Henry, St:mdela Mundell, Eugene Facemy· er, Mrs Tyrone SGmmervalle and son, Fcltcta Mllrllson, Ntklas Mitchell Birth - Mr .and Mrs . Kelly McM.LSter, swa, U.Ik II til derly conduct, Joseph LeMaster. Mtddle(l(]rt, $100 :md cnst fnr con· tempt Forfettmg bonds were J•unes G Halflull, $60 lnr squealmg !Ires. Jimmy M. Thacker, $60 for fiCII uous L1gs, Dari,I K lltunphrcy, $riO for improper backmg , Enc J nem ming, $60 for red hghl vtnlauon (Puhh~h~d with pt·r-missiclll) SOME COMMON SENSE WAYS TO DETECT A GAS LEAK. watha system as safe and secure as your nalural gas Eastern ... Continued from page 1 budgeted amoun~" stated Karr 1 hose allending last mght's meetmg expressed their hope ol keepmg the millage at U1c pm(l(]sed 4 4 mill level If the tntllage nses, the consensus at the meetmg was that tile levy would he pul m tL1n· ger of fmltng A fmal deciSion on a proposal wtll be made at the next board meeung. scheduled for Tuesday Oct 10. at6·30 p m. servtce, a leak could occur Thai s why you and your family should learn some baste safely rules In cities, towns, or suburban areas. Your gas company adds a specaal scenl to lhe olhe"':'ase odorless natural gas that's delivered lo your home If you detecllhts odor • Don't use matches or operate efectncal swtlches, equtpmenl or appliances • Leave your home , bustness or butldtng and calllhe gas company from anolher stle • Don't return unttl a gas company ROOF PAINT • • • • RED GREEN ALUMINUM BLACK ALUMINUM TRAILOR COATING representaltve arnves In parks or rural areas. Oulsade some ctltes and towns, a natural gas leak may not be detectable by scenl In these areas you may hear a blow>ng or htsstng sound or see dart blowtng tnlo lhe atr, water bubbling or betng blown mto lhe atr at a puddle pond. creek or nver, brown patches tn vegetat1on on or near a gas line , or ftre coming from the ground or burntng above 1t If thts happens • Leave the area and warn olhers to slay away • Call the gas company and the pollee and ftre departments • Don't try to extanguash a gas ftre or operate any ptpehne valves ' Chances are you'll never expenence a natural gas leak ' But tf you do follow your senses PICKENS HARDWARE MASON, W. Yl. 304·773·5583 ~ COWMBIAGAS Look 10 us for •deas and the energy to make them work ---- - - - - - -.. ~-====,..,J i --- �Sports Wednesday, September 27, 1995 The Daily Sentinel Page4 Wednesday, September 27, 1995 them in the rost-season. : • The wild-card race is simple, rially, for the Houston Astms. : Win, win, win, win, win - that's the formula that will pul now. And in ortler for tlle Dodgers to stay al 65 losses. they'd have to win their final four g:unes. One of those would be against Colorado tonight in the tinnie of their three- defeated Los Angeles 7-3 . If Houston wins its remnining five games (one at home against Piusburgh, tour at Chicago), it wi11 finish with 65 tosses - lhe srune number the Dodgers have right Houston won its fourth in a row Tuesday night. heating the Pillsburgh Pirates 2-0. The. Astros pulled within a half-game in the wild-card stantlings when Colorado Scoreboard Thursday's gamL'S Hu u1>ton (Wall 3- ll :11 Cl!r~a~o (Bulhn~.-r 12·11). 2 :!0 AMERICAN LEAGUE .1!: L t.·BOIIIOD ........... ~ l'\3 New York ........ 75 Ballimore .........·., ... 67 56 M 73 tku-oit ................ ."19 HI Tornntn ............... .. :S(• 114 &1. '·' .479 4~ l J4 .5 ,4{)() l7.5 16.5 CrnlrW DI,.Jslon t.·CLEV ELAND 95 44 .fill J lt;;an.~ City . .M 70 .4Yf• (,1 74 .4(o!l 26 -.:1 Mil~aui;ee ..........M 75 .4(o(J ll Minoe-su!£1.. ... 114 .)% 10 OlK"U~u . . 55 0i¥l.don ...1{, 6) 541 CalifClrni:a . 7J M 525 Tno,o; ....... ..... 7 1 68 .511 O.ai!Jantl.. .......... f,1 n 4112 Ohio H.S. sports OHSAA football computer ratings COLUMBUS . Clluo {AP)- Tit~ rtrst we~:l.:ly fuo!ba\1 computu r;~tmp a.~ re· lite Ohto lh~t Sehoul Alhk! ic kl:>OCI:jttln. t-v dtvt~i•IH ;~ntl re~un . w1th averarc bi-levd poirus per IIU'ne {top four tcanl5 io each region advance to re&ion::al nmifinols): Wl""!l~rn 3 5 9 x-clincllfllllilltsi nn tillt Re11ion 1-1, Cle. St. Yurl; (Ct>IK' 17-MI ut Milwoul;cc {Given~ S-6t .1:ll5f.m. [)totruit (Linl:l ·k) Ill Boston (Wnl;e. fil'ld 16-6), 7:05p.m . CaliCurnia (finlt-y IJ-121 :~t Scaule (Dele!~ J(l..lOt. 7:35p.m Baltinlltl"l! (Eri~.:k.~un 10-1 :n ul Tnwnll• (Mentmr1 1·3). 7:35 p.m. CLEVELAND (Hill }· I) at MirHt~:liota (Ru.llr:e ll·l .l). K:05 p.m. Olit'aj,O (S1rutk:t 0-2) at Kanslll' City (JQCOme 4-5), K:OS p.m. Oakland (Van Poppe! 4· 7) ll! Texas (Rety.en. IS·H), B:OS p.m_. NATIONAL LEAGUE E:llllua Divlllion W L &1. t.· Atlnnla ........ ... K9 51 fltilale1phi :~ ..... .. .li& 72 Mnntrral ... .... Ji5 74 Aoril1a ..... ... ... ..64 75 New York Ji4 7~ Crntraal .6:'-6 .48fi .4iill .4<'10 By The Associated Pres.< Dernie Williams absence for the start of the game didn't seem to hurt the New York Yankees. John Weneland wa~ there whfn il ended, and lllm enabled the Yan. kees 10 edge closer 10 clinching the AL wild-card berth. The Yankees heat the Milwaukee Brewers 5-4 Tuesday night, and coupled with the Seaule Mariners' 10·2 victory over Cali· fomia, New York ha' a I 1/2-game lead over the Angels in the race for the fourth playoff spm. Williams. the Yankees' center fieltler and holiest hitter, missed a flight from Pueno Rico after seeing his daughter for the lirst time since she was born Sept. 14. He got to County Stadium after the game started. and when he took the lield. .460 21 B.~ 3, Avon Lake 10.6250. 4, Medima Duct· eye 9.1750. S, Twinsbura Chamberlin 9-5000 . 6, Chardon Notre Dame-Calhednd Lulin 9.3750. Rrgion 10---1 , Osk llnrbor IS .l750. 2, Clyde 14.3750. 3, Bryan I 1.2500. 4, RMdord 11 .0000. S, Delaware Olentanr:y I 0.8750. 6, Buc)'l'\ls 9.0000. Rel!ion 11-1, Alliance Marlln11on 14.7500. 2, Polland Seminary 14.1250. 3. Conl::.ntl Lakeview 12.6250. 4, Canrield 12 .3750. 5, Philo 12.250U. 6. •· TifORNVIu.E SHERIDAN 12.00d0. Rt>f.IOn 12-1, Morrow J.:illle Mi1mi 12.7SOO. 2. Hamilton Badin 12.3750. 3, lhl1t.boro 12.2500. 4, Cia. Purcell Marian 11 .0000. 5, Hamilton Roas 9.7500 . 6, London 9 .1250. 24.S :!4.5 Dh-i~un x-ClNCINNATI . .. 81 ~o 1-luU!illiO ...... , ..... 74 ChiCO!jiU ............... ,7[1 . (l.'i . ~94 - ~~2 (ol) .504 .4 ~2 · 11 .5 12 .5 22 .5 .1100 21 St. Loul,o; ............. 60 71) Pillll~urwh ..............S6 1111 Wt'Jitern Ohi!iinn Colorlldo ................ 7~ M . ~40 l.u1 Ant~.t"ln: ... 75 M .B6 San DieJ0 ..............611 72 San Fronci!il:o ...... (,5 14 x-clioched divi~>inn title .4Hfi Mill .5 1.S 10 · Tu4..•sd01y's scnrcs Tnday's gumcs Sl. Luui5 {Wal~(ln 1-S} Ill ChiCIIIJU (folll:f 11·1 1), 2·111 [l.IIL Pillsbur~lt tEricl.:s 3-91 at Httu~tun (Drabc:k 10-.9). 2: 35p.m. Sun lliewu (Valen~uela 7-3) :~1 Sbn r-nanci.'ll.'ll ([de)~ 0.21. 3:35 p.m. DH: CINCINNATI (Burba r0 -3 and Smiley 12·4) at Nrw ,(turk (Prnun 0-0 and CorOt'lillli 2-1), HO p.m. Mnnlrl'al (G. White l· l) :11 Florida (RIIfl(liJ-7).7:0Sp.m. Atlanta (M:klclut. IK-2 ) at Philatlt-lplmJ (Mimt>s 9-6). 7 ~5 p.m. NL: Upheld lhe ei(lhl·pno suspe111ioa of Xavter Hernandez, Cincinnati Reda pitcher. parenth~S')· $1 OO 31# pkg.$1 New Idaho Bakers . 10# bag ° 1-Mans.(jeld Madiaon (10) 9.(1 .... ,....... 157 2-Cin. ~hn (6) 13-2 .......................... 126 3- Westerville South (2) 7-0 ...... ..... :.... 118 4-Cin. Ursuline Acad. 10·2 ................... 92 5-Woos!Cf (2) 8-0 .................................85 6-Rocky Ri¥er Mapincal (2) 7·3 ........84 7-D:l.y. Cha.minade·lulienne (2) IJ.I ......73 8-Cin. Mt. Notn Dame (4) 8- 1 .............7 1 9-To!. Central Catholic (2) 8·0 ............. 66 IO·Chillicoche (lll-2 ............................ 64 CAROUNA PAN111ERS: Siped Aodre Royal. linebacker. Sip.ed LeVar Ball, tigbl end, to tb,e pnt(ltice squad. Waived Alan Haller, cornerback. CINCINNATI BENOALS: Placed Gerolr,i Collina, linebacker. 011 imjured reserve. Re-signed Adrian Hardy, corner· back, Sianed Frit~ Fequiere, offen•i.-c 1i~ma.n, to lhe practice squad. Terminated the contract or Vince Stewart. de'fensive tackle. • Second 10: 11.-Eiyria SJ. 12-Weat Chesler Lalots 48. 13 (tie)-Piqua. DrecUville 36. IS-Mentor )2. 16 (lie)Cin. Molller of Mercy, Stow 30. 18-Col. Wallersoo lB. 19-Canton McKinley 22. 20 (tie)-Hilliard, Solon 20. JUMBO PUMPKINS eu. 4o lb. to so lb. .' ·.• Cars in Stock lmw for itelive~y On the spot financing We have a credit plan for everyone Division Ill ' Call Nonn·a to apply 304-424-5122 and Kevin Fields as well as Chris Ball's44 and Travis Lisle's 52. For Meigs, Steve McCullough had an outstanding round with a two over par 37. Dave Anderson added a 40, Mick Darr and Joe Hill had 4Js. Clay Cmw had a 42 and Jared Warner had a 45. Easlern scores included Man King's 49, Ryan Hawley's 56, Aaron Will's 57, Rohert Harris' 59, Andy Reed.'s 61 and Rad.ley Faulk's 63. eu. I • I BRENT HANSON ADAM SHEETS Seniors Brent Hanson (left) and Adam Sheet< are members of lhe 1995 Meigs Marauder football team. Hanson Is a 6·0, 165-pound quarterhu<k und punier. Sheets, u 6·3, 210-pound trl·cuptaln, plays guard and dt>r~nsive ~nd. 1 ... Bartrum's injury may sideline him for rest of 1995 season TVC standings {after nin• match•s) I. Meigs-83 2. Southem-76 3. Belpre-70 4. Wellslon-64 5. Trimble-59 6. Alexander-40 7. Federal Hocking-36 8. Vinton County-26 9. Nelsonville-York-24 10. Eastem-9 H. Miller-7 Pomeroy native Mike Bartrum fractured his left arm in Sunday's nigbl's Green Day-Jacksonville game at Jacksonville. Fla . lie will have surgery l:ller this '1cek tn have a plate put in his ldt ann. make rfK1m fnr Wilner. Wilner w~L' cut in the pEe-season. Green Bay i!-. also lalkiltg In holdout all-pro Keith Jackson trying to get him to report. llefore his injury. Bartrum was on the kickoff lc:uns and lms been credited with two tackles, along : with handling I he long snapping. : I]e has also seen action :u light end. : 1-onncr. Los Angeles Rams all-pro . defenstve back Nolan Crnmwell. : Bartrum' s special tc~un coach, has · heen pleased with ll:u·trum's play. : Dartrum heat nul returning starh:.- : Mark Chumura for lhe long sn:tp- · ping duties. : Any one wanting 111 drop: Bartrum a c:u·d or leucr c:m do su • by sending it in care of I he Green : Ba.y Packers. 12(>5 Lumhardi · A~cnuc. P.O. Box 10t\2H. Green: Bay, Wis. ~4304 . .: Bartrum. who has taken uver ~Sports briefs-- naskethall The CHARLOTTE (AI') Charlouc Homets have signed tirstround draft pick George Zitlck tn a contract. Zidek, a seven-foot center frnm the 1995 NCAA ch:unpion UCLA Bruins, aver;dgcd 10.6 points and 5.4 rebnumls in 33 g:unes last year. He was the 22nd overall scie(tion in-the 191)5 NIJA draft. THE lARGEST INVENTORY OF CHEVRDlETS, DlDSMOBilES, PDNTIACS, BUICKS, GIOS, AND CONVERSION VANS IN TOM PEDEN HISmRY HAS TO GO! •I HEALTH FAIR 11.3750. 4, Cin. Iku Park. 10. 12SO. 5, PORTSMOUTH WEST 9.l1SO . 6, PROCTORVIlLE FAIRL~ 8.0000. I I NODCE! l·FrantfOrt Adena (7) 10.1 ................. 20 1 2-Columbiqna Crestview (7) 8-0 ........ 184 :1-CH!L. ZANE TRACE (J) 9-2 ......... 150 4-Aichbold (2) 9-0 .............................. 144 5-Marion River Valley(J) 10·1 ............ 86 6-Sprin&fleld Cath. Cent. (2) 13-0 ........ 8.5 7-Huron 7·1 . .......................................... 114 8-New Paris National Trail (I) 10..1 ..... 68 9-Akron Hoban (I) 9·2 .........................53 10-Mw-iun Elgin 9·1 ................... .,, .. ,.,,41 LANCASTER FAIRFIELD UNION S«ond 10: ll·Healh (!) 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Southern's Jason Shuler was match medalist with a one over par 36. Other Southem scores included 39s by Ryan Norris, Mnu Bradford Srcond It: 11-lima Bath 32. 12-LAGrange Keystone 30. 13-JeiTenoa Area 27. 14-MINFORD (I) 26. IS-Holland Springfiehl 25. 16·Ashtapula Edgewood 24. 17-Clyde 23. I-S-Wilmington 22. 19Wanaw River View 21. 20-Fairview Pwi. Fairview 19. fum the team." Mariners Ill, Angels 2 Sea!!le reduced its magic num· ber for clinching the AL West to three as Jay lluhner and Ken Griffey Jr. homered in the Mariners' 22nd victory in 30 g:unes. They have a three-game lead over the Angels. losers of 27 of 36. with five games left. They 1neet today in the Mariners' linal home · &"'?;The way Seanle is playing. we'd be beller off concentrating on winning the wild card," said Chuck Finley, today's scheduled starter. "They're very, very hoi." Seattle has a season-high, sevengame winning streak and has won 15 of 17 at home. 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Germ~nlown Valley View 10.5000 . 5, Sprin~fie\d K_enton Ridge U1SO. 6, Swunton 7.1250. Re~ion 15-1, Yoll. Unuline 17.11750. 2, Bellaire 11 .0000. l, You Mooney 10.3750 4, Zoarville TuscarawaJ Vnlley to.uso. 5, Gnad. Indian Valley 10.0000. 6. Bet mont Union U:lcaiii .OOOO Re11ion 16-I.JROr-rroN 15.1250. 2. IRONTON ROCK HILL 11.7500. 3, Date: October 4, 1995 Time: 7:00p.m. 0 Nallon11l FOOCbDII Lellr8Ut & side in order in the ninth for his 30th save. "It's a 101 of fun with that kind of adrenaline rush," Weuetand said . "How can you not like gelting a shot at getting in there? Any time you come inlo dle game where they have momentum. you want 10 show tltem you're in control." In other AL games Tuesday it was Doslon 5. Detroit I; Ballim<lre 5, Toronto 0; Minnesota 13, Cleveland 4; Chicago 7. Kansa' City 0: and Texas 7, Oakland 6. Paul O'Neill had three RD!s . including a two-run homer. for the Yankees, whose first run of the game wa' driven in by Derek Jeter. who was bumped from the lineup when Williruns arrived. "I knew I was coming out." Jeter said: "Bemie's the MVP of long snapping duties for the Packers, was covering on a punt ami shauered the radius hone in his left arm while allemptrng In tackle J atksonville' s Desmond Howard ~c_o_nt_in.:.;ued.;;..;;.fro;;.:m.;.:P..::age:::..,;;4):...,__ _ _ _ _ _ _~--------------- midway through the third period. live innings, allowing two hils and X-rays tlnne at the stadium con· "Those four day games in must-win mode. Carlos Garcia, who droppetl the one run while slriking out' five and firmed the break. Surgery will be "What we're faced with now is ball for an errm. Biggio then Chicago will be Iough for Hous· done later this week to allow walking lhree. grounded U1e hall to third hasemrut· ton ," Neagle said when asked four games left in the season. swelling in the arm 10 go down. Expos 5, Marlins 4 Nelson Liriano, who ..:uulf.l not ahout the A..•tros' just-win scenario. We're half a game out and we have Doctors told llartrum that he At Miami, Montreal was one Rockies 7, Dodgers J a chance 10 beat the Rockies tomormake a throw a' Mouton scored the will be out from four 10 .,ix weeks. from a loss, bul Wit strike away After a one-day absence, Col- row and take il to San Diego. So second run. Dut if the Packers decitle In put Swinde11 (9-9) go t his first vic- orado moved back into first place our destiny's in our hands and Cordero doubled home lhe tying him on the injured reserve list, he run and scored on Tim Laker's sinthat's all you could ask for," said lory as a sta rter since July 29. in the NL Wesl by a half-game. will be lost for the season. One gle off Robb Nen (0-7). Larry Walker had two borne Los Angeles starter Tom Candio!li allowing six hits in the lirst three thing in his favor is tlml the Pack· Cub.~ 3, Cardinals 2 Bret Saberbagen (7·6) won (7-14), who gave up Walker's secruns, in.nings, but none in the next three. ers have a hyc week this weckentl. At Chicago. Steve Trachsel (7Todd Jones pitched I 1/3 for the farst time since Aug. 3, Ellis ond homer. breaking a 2-2 tie in the NFL learns ru·c allowed to c:UTy IJ) won for just the ·second lime in · innings, Dave Veres worked two- Burks had a two-out, two-run sin· sixth inning, 53 players on d1cir roster :mtl keep In today's series finale, Kevin 14 slarts lhis season al Wrigley thirds of an inning and Mike Hen- gte in the eighth and Joe Girardi five players inactive. If tllc Packers Field. Mark Grace had his career· neman pitched the ninth for his had a two-oul, run-scoring hil in . Ritz (11-10) is U(e scheduled Cotdecided 10 do so they c1m keep him high 15th homer and Scott Dullelt the ninth. orado starter against Kevin Tapani seventh save. on the 53-man roster mtd keep him tripled in the winning run in the "It's nol the playoffs yet. but (3-2). The game at Dodger Swdium "They've got a great shot," as one of the five players inactive seventh. Pirates manager Jim Leyland said il's playoff almosphere," Saberha- L' a sellout. until be is able to play. Padres 6, Giants 3 Braves 5, Ph lilies 1 of the Astros. •'All they have 10 do gen said. "It was a big game. If we As of Tuesday evening. Baru·um At San Francisco, Andy As~by lost tonight, we're a game and a At Philadelphia, Ryan Ktesko is keep on winning. It's no secret, was slill on the :1ctivc rosier. On {12-10) won his third straight start they can't worry ahout where any- half oul and tomorrow is a must- had a lhree-run homer and four Tuesday, Green llay re -s igned tight and Melvin Nieves homered for the RBis. and John Smoltz {12-7) body else is playing or what they win for us." end Jeff Wilner, a scconU year second straight day. Instead, Los Angeles is in the broke his six-game losing streak are doing. They are in control of player from Wcsley:u1 (Co1n1.) and against the Phillies. Smoltz woli<ed their own destiny." · releao;cd kicker Oirk Borgognoe to Foolbull Division I fum .._ Southern posted a. three-stroke win in a Tri- Valley Conference golf match held Monday evening at The Elm Country Club. The win strenghtened lhe Tornaodes hold on secontl place in the TVC, six points ahead of thirdplace Belpre. Meigs continues 10 bold first place and can win its sixth conseclulive TVC crown today evening at Oxbow Golf Course in Delpre. SouU~ern posted n terun score of 153 to win the match. Wellston Basketball COLUMBl!S, Ohto (APJ -The second weekly Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches Auociation poll, with school, C"el"'Ofd and total pointA (flnt-ploce votra in / Division II Cello Carrots· 41bs. llle Yankees led 4-0 in the t)lird inning. ••r got to the airport. I missed the plane. I got caught in traffic " Williams said . "Righ t away ,' I thought that someooe is going to he mad l\lthis. It's a tough situation. I don't want to let the le:un tlown." Manager Buck Showalter, who had relucl anlly allowed the trip around Monday's tluy off. wasn't too happy about what transpired. "We'll talk ahout it a little later. Today the focus is nn the game," he said. "It's something Bernie and I will sit down and talk uboul. probably shortly." Wetteland crune on widl two on and two ou1s in the eighth anti the Drewers having scored twice to make it 5-4. He struck out pinchhitler David Hulce and retiretl the Southern ~olfers' match victory tightens grip on second place in TVC Nllllonal Buk~lhall A111Miall011 ATLANTA HAWKS: Sianed Alan Henderson, forward, In n thrce--yearrtontracl. Sit~ned Cuonzo Martin, forwllfd,lo a one-year contrnct . CHARLOTTE HORNETS: Siane-d George Zidek. cenler. PIULADELPHIA 76ERS' Sianod Vrrnon M::u:wen. Huard. Volleyball poll :t:.ram operation•. Nallo~~o•llc..ue 24-1, LANCASTER ASHER CATH. 11.3750 . 2, Cio. Co~antry Day 10 1500 . 3, PORTSMOUTH NOTRE DAME 8.7500. 4. North lewtsbura Triad IU 250 5,CovtnJIOn fi.7500. 6, Wtst Lib· ertv-Salem 6.3750. Division IV Montreal 5, Aorilla 4 Allantu S, Phil~lrlphi;~ I . ONllNNII.TI :~l New Yurl.:. [!pd ., rato 01icaw,u l St . U"tuis 2 Huulilun 2, Pittshur~~.h (I San Dielf(l fo. Sun FrJ/l(.'tSCO J ColorOI!in 7. l; •S f\ng.:olt.'~ J CliO Re~ion Reaion 9-1, Akron St Vineeni·St. M"'y !S.I2l0. 2, 01....., Folio 12.12.!0. Sweet Potatoes Red or White Baseball Am•rleun Leaaue TORONTO BLUE JAYS: Named Herb Raylxturo director or Lalin Ametl· We've jus1 got to win," manager Terry Collins said. In Tuestlay's unimportant NL games, Atlanta heat Philadelphia 5I, Montreal beat Florida 5-4. Chicago edged St. Louis 3-2 and San Diego defeated San Francisco 6-3. The Cincinnati at New York game was rained ou1. Astros 2. l'irates n Defore an announced cruwd of just 14.307 at the Astrodome. Houston scored both its runs in the fifth inning on inlield grounders. With two outs. James Mouton walked and Greg Swintlcll singled off Denny Neagle ( 13-8) to load the bases. Drian Hunter followetl with a grpunder to secmttl baseman {See NL on Page S) This Week~s Specials Mujor Leuaue 81U1ball . TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS: Named Bill Uvesey dircclor of player penoonel. H150 Division Ill lill Transactions siUe H.6250. · Rt'giun 23-1, B~llsville 10.1250. 2, Lowellville 9 .6250 . 3, Bowentown Con{)!lon V::~lley 9.500 0. 4, McDonald 9.0COO . 5, Newark CaUl. 8.6250. 6, Heath Rr11ioa S-1, Cbardoa l4.17SO. 2, Amherst Steele 13.2500. l, Madiaoa 12.6250. 4, RaveMa 12.5000. S, Bcdfunl 9.6750. 6, l...odi Oovctlcaf 9.2500. Re1ion·6-l, Dublin Scioto IS .S:OOO. 2, BowlinJ Greea 1~.1250. l. CoL t De· Salea 15 .0000. 4, Fostoria I J.87SO. ·s'"' lfif· fin Co lumbian 12.6250. 6, Col. ~ifnia 10.11750. j Re¥ion1- l. Akron BIH:ht~l 15.5000. 2. Akron Sprinafi~ld 12.5000. 3 (tie), Unwntown Lo:~IH . Wiatenvillc Indian .Creek 11.3750. 5, S!eub.envillc: 10.8750. fi. Akron Fimtonc 9.7.SOO. Rep:inn Il-l, Cin. Turpin 13.3150. 2. Belldontaine 12.0000. 1 (tie), Cia. Aiken, C~1ina ~1.2500. S, New Carlisle Tecum~ a;di 10.5000. 6, Mason 10.12SO. . CLEVELAND (li . Mnrlinrt 11 -SJ al Mi nn~:solll {Rwltlt!Ut'7. ~- 71, I: I 5 p.1n. Do~h • n (Ciel!lt."ns 9·:'1) at Milwaulct't.' (Sca11lan 4-6). 1!1 :05 p.m. . {.ltit'ato (Aiv;vr:t 8-l fl) Ill. Kuru;:~!! City (GubiL.-za li -14). 11:05 p.m. SeaHle (R . Jnhn,on 1(o-2J al Tc:xa ~ . · (P'JYiik 10--9). K:05 p.m OotJ;~nd (J1~1ns 5-l-) at Catirumia {Ah· bOll II- K), l O:O:i p.m. fum lgnati~aa Division II Thursday's games Secoacl 111 II·S. Charleaton Southeastern 29. 12-Kidton CeDI. ChristiUI T7 . 13-N~ Bremen 26. 14-Newbury 26. tSEdon 22. 16--Greenwich South Ceotral 18. 17-Fort Recovery 16. 11-Anna 14. 19· Dalton I 3. 2(1.. Tiffin Calvert 12. Region 21-1, MoJadore 12. 1250. 2, Norwalk St. Paul 10.11750. ), Edgerton 9 0000 4, North Baltimore 11.1250. 5, Rtchmrmd f-Jili. 6.11750. 6 (lit-). lndepen d... nl·e, Ddi::mce Ayersville 6.3750. Rq:ion 12-1, New Bremen 10.3750. 2, Sidney Lehman 10.0000. 3, Columbu• Grove 9.3750. 4 (lie). Oola Hardin Northern, St. Ht'nry 8.11750. 6, Dc<Jraff River· Stroll.p¥ille 14.0000 . .S, l...ltewoo~ St. Edward 12.2500. 6, Euclid 10.0000. Realon 2-1. Bru111wk:k IS.87SO. 2. F01irboro 14.7SOO. 3, Pijua 13.2S . 4, Troy 12.7500. 5, Toledo St. oho'a 11 .31S() , 6, Findlay 9.7500. . R~11i c n 3- 1. Weu~rville South 16.1750. 2, .GroYe City IS.6250. 3, You . Boardman 14.2SOO. 4, Uppci Arlini*on 1 UOOO. 5, Reynoldabura 11.2500. 6 , A$hland 9.6250. Rrp:10n 4-1. Cin. Colerain 19.5000. 2, Keue-rina Fairmont 16.1500. 3, West Chrllter l.akOia 16.2S00. 4, Da)"OII DuD· bar 16.0000. 5, Cin. Elder 15 .11750. 6, Dayton Mrodowdale 14.5000. Tod"y's gumcs 2-Bascom Hopeweii-Loutlen (2) 10..1 162 3-Mint-ral Ridse (I) 10.0 .................. .".141 4- Rockford PnttWay ll -2 ......... ,,,,, .. , 128 5-Windham I0-0 ................................. 100 6- Lorain Catholic 8-0 ............................ 86 7· New Wash . Buckeye Centr81 8.0 ......74 8-CovlniJioD 10·1 ......... ,....... ,, ..............60 9-Sidney lehman 10-1 .......................... 52 10-A n!werp 6-2 ...................................... 32 Division VI 22.0000. 2, Lakewood 18.8750 . 3, Mid dlebu.ra Ht1 . Midpark 14.1250. 4, St':..lllc- 10, Calth•rnw 1 Bwoton 5, Detrmt I Dallilll<'lfll ~- T.nrunln 0 Otic:u.,"-• 7, Kani'Wi City 0 Minftt.'.liOia I~- p.EVELAN'O 4 Nt:w Yurl; S,, Milwaukee 4 Tt.'t.a.<c 7. Oakl:irtd (, eu. I·St Henry (20) 15·0 ........................ 224 :t:.ram Wmchtstt:r 6.87SO. Division I Tuesday's scon·s Division IV 8.0000. 4. LUCASVILLE VALLEY 7.1250. 5, Col. Hartley 7.0000. 6, Canal l ~aM·U toy ~ollie ........... N~:w r Ill CINCINNATI ISchour~~ 11-7) 31 Montrenl !P M:~rt1nn 14·9). 7: \S p m San Franl' tt.co (8r!!wln¥Wn S-4) at Colnr:u1u (Reknr 4·)). Y·Oj p m . ~!.17 ~J(, Bucb.yeTra.il22. 16-0rrville20. 17-SuaamcctGaraway U . 18-East Paleatine 16. 19-Gnad. Indian Valley IS . 20 (lle) We-lls"ille, Col. School foe Girl& 14. Region 11-1. Rocky River LuU\eran WO'I 12 1250. 2. New London 9 5000. ), Apple Creek Wa.ynedale 9J750. 4, Sllllivan Black R1Vt'r 8.5000. S, Orwell Grnnd Volle-y 7.0000 . 6. Larain Clearv1ew 67500 Re~i on 18-1. Marion Pleosnnl IJ.3750 2, Coldwaltr 10.6250. 3, Defiance T1nma 9.1250. 4, Liberty Cenl~r IJ 0000 . 5, Elnlllre WuoduJJre. 7.2500. 6, Mario n Elrt:in 6.8750. Re~~:ioul9-l, Li~>twnDavid Anderllon 12 .1250. 2, Wood.o;fidd Monroe Ctnltal 10.)750 . ), Martins Ferry 9.1250. 4, . NEW MATAMORAS FRONTIER 9.0000. 5, (tie), CROOKSVILLE, Ashl.and M.apleton 11.8750. Re~ion 20-1. Cin . Mariemopt 15 .8750. 2, COAL GROVE DAWSONBRYANT 9 .3750. 3, Amanda· Ot-arcreek (flt(lan1 J.:!}. HI JS p rn Major leagues :t:.ram Division V Culufadu (kJI.z J 1-10) :11 Ln• An"-~lll'li Baseball game series, and that would giv~ the Rockies 65 losses. If all three temns tinish 79-65, Los Angeles and Colorado woultl have to play a one-grune playolr l(ll the NL West title thm would count in the regular sea,on stantlings. The Astros would then finish with a half-game lead over the loser. · OK. mayhe the details aren't so simple. Dut it's an equation dl.lt the Astros understand. "Everything is on the tahle now. This is what it's all ahout . Every play. every pitch is a hig play," Craig Diggio said. "It may come tlown to game 144, and if it doe s ... we'll sti11 have to put everything into it. That's all we can do at this point. r Meet the Marauders, Yankees top Brewers; Mariners blast Angels _A stros blan_ k Pirates 2-0; Rockies hand Dodgers 7-3 loss JIP Sports Writer The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 In the AL, In the ·NL, Jly CHRIS SHERIDAN Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • T~es. Tags, Title Fees em. Rebale I'ICtu:led in S4lfl pnce Of new vehicle bled wnere applicable. On IQ)AMd - • . - Nol reaponallle lortypogriJht.al errm Monday - Saturday: 9 am - 9 pm Noon- 6 • • • �--· Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine Family Medicine John C. Wolf, D.O. AsSociate Professor -· of Family Medicine Reunion policy infe s t~d persnn. fhc transleJTed ' Dear Aaa Laaden: I'd like 10 8AM·IO PM share some information that saved my life. 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO liMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,1995 ROYAL CROWN COLA PRODUCTS NOTICE OF INTENT TO REQUEST A RELEASE OF FUN OS (NOVROF) GROUND IJCil ••••••••••••••••••~.... s September 27, 1995 Meigs County address. Commissioners Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District Courttwouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 614·992·2895 To all Interested Persons, Agenoies, and Groups: . :on or about, but not before, October 5, 1995, the M:e I g a .C o u n I y The Meigs Coun1y Commissioners plans to undertake the projoct(o) described above with the Federal funds sites above. Any interested person, agencies, and/or groups, who have any comments regarding the environment, are Invited to submit written comments for consideration to the Meigs County cash the following 1 Van Camp Pork & Beans s ' will receive a request for Further, The Farmers October 23, 1995, (which Ia 15 day a · alter It lo withdraw the ahA•••• anticipated that the Stale collateral prior to release of funds), will be and Savings considered by the State of County .commissioners. The CAMPBELLS CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP UM~L$1 10.75 oz. ARMOUR TREET LUNCH MEAT 12 oz. COTTONELLE BATH TISSUE process. Written objections must be prepared and submitted ERR(s) documente the In accordance with the environmental reviews of required procedure (24 CFR the project(o). The ERR(sl Part 58), and must be are on file and available lor addreuod to the: State of the public's examination Oh 10 ; EnvIronmental Community and copying. upon request, Officer; Melga ' LIMIT 1 PLEASE reserves the o·.oo am have been conducted by the 99 c 4#BAG Ohio. any or ill bids The address of.the chief Further, the executive officer Ia: collateral will be sold the Fred HoHman, President of condition It 11 In, with no Meigs · County expreaa or Implied will Commlsoloners at the rjoquett the State of Ohio to address above listed prior reJea., Fedeiallunds under to October 5, 1995. Section 104(g) of Tltle ,l of . The Meigs County Commissioners, Meigs warrantiee given. the Housing and Commissioners Ia certifying County Courthouse, For Further Information, Community Development to the State of Ohio, that Pomeroy, OH 45769 contact Ml~e Kloos at 992· Act of 1974, as amended; Meigs county and Fred (9) 27 lTC 2136. (9) 27, 28, 29 3TC Section 288 of litter II of the Hqffman, In hia/her olllclal Public Notice Cfantton Gonzales National capacity as President of County Affordable Housing Act Meigs PUBLIC NOTICE (NAHA), as amended; Commlssh::mersi consent lo NOTICE Is hereby given ~·11 be (loac;,g on acloud w1t and/Or Title IV of the Stewart accept the lurlsdlctlon of on Saturday, B. McKinney Homeleos Federal courts If an action that the buys ~ill (hd In the Aseletance Act, as Ia brought to enforce September 30th, 1995 at dassl{ltds. amended; to be used lor the reaponslbllltles In rotation 10:00 a.m., a public sate will be held at 211 Weal Second, to environmental reviews , following project(s): decision-making, and Pomeroy, Ohio, to sell for Cheater VFD: Fire action; and that theae Protection Facllhies and PubliC Sale Equipment; Mlddlaport VFD: responsibilities have been Are Protection Facilities sotlslled. •~ A 1 and Equipment; Scipio The legal effect ol the 1,..----_:=="'==U=C=t=o=n==~...,;., eertlllcatlon Is that upon.lts 11 Township: Street Improvements: Rutland approval, the Meigs County CONSIGNME·NT Commissioners may use Village; Street Improvements; Syracuse the Federal funds, and the FARM EQUIPMENT State ol Ohio will have VIllage; Slleet . Improvements. satlalled Its responsibilities AUCTION under the National CDBG Formula Program Cheater VFD and Middleport Environmental Polley Act of VFll will make needed 1969, as amended. S8tUfdBy, Septem b8f 30 1995 The State of Ohio will iepalre to their lire stations, 1 Rutlond VIllage, Syracuse accept an objection to Ita 1 approval ol the release of VIllage, ftnd Scipio Townohlp will resurface lunda and acceptance ot Loca~ on At 33 at the the certlllcatlon only II It Ia various streets. Auction enter In Mason, WV. All are single year proJects on one of the two following bases: (a) the cortlllcatlon Taking Consignments VIllage ol Cheoter: $3,400; VIllage of Middleport: wis not, In fact, executed Th Frl 9:008 5:00pm ur. • •• • m• • ; $12,700; Scipio Townahlp: by the Meigs County'a chief Set. 7:00am • l::so.tl $.16,000; VIllage ol Rutland: review record lor the $13,1 00; VIllage of project Indicates omlulon EvetyfhfrV Sold As Is of a required decision, Syracuse: $21,000 Auction Conducted By Environmental Review finding, or step applicable R~cord(a) (EER) lor each of to the project in the Rldl Paai'IOn Auction Co. the Prolect(sl listed above environmental review Lunch Mason, WV Comlfllssloners, PEAK PINTO BEANS 43266.010t . 1988 Ford Ranger PU Objections to the Release 1FTBR1 OT7JUC01788 of Funds on bases other 1995 Goo Tracker than thote stated above will 2CNBJ1869S6903189 not be considered by the The Farmers Bank State of Ohio . No Savings Company, p(),.,irov I Ohio, reaervea the bid at this sale, Res. n3·5785 Auction Cenler n3·5447 Allctloners: Rick Pearson 168 Kevin Meadows 11191 ph 743-3955 · U....!~~!!TE~R!!M~S!.:~C~as~~hor~:!!!!Che~ck!,!!wft!!!,h~I~D~~L Not lor Accldenll or · TV Dinners!;~~~:~ ••••• 19 collateral: objections received after DEAR ELIZABETit Depression c1eJnssocL 'I'll= arc free, anonymous strikes more than 17 million Americans each yem: Unfortunaldy, less than half the people wilh dcprwion acwally seck treatmcoL Depression can resull in serious· dislwbanccs in work and BOCialllld bodily functioning. Unlike sadr or 'the blues," depression does not depression screenings available on National Depression Saecning Dal( Thursday, OcL Participants will be able 10' fill out a self-test for depression, discuss the ICSuliS with a mental heallh professional, hear 1 lecture on depression and pick up free brochwes, educationalliJCtature and community resource lists. Partici· pants who score positive for dtptession will be given a referral for full examination. s. respond to good news and can last for months or years if left untreated. Symptoms of clinicill depression include diminished interest in Anyone can rt.nd a rcrccning lite . urnnist will wake bet up. - CAN'T. in their area by calling 1-800-824- WAIT TO SMEll.. THE COI'J'Ee 8466. This toll· free number is spccirically for my readers. Depession does not have 10 overtake your life •.Help is available. Call today. Dear Ann I.a aden: How can I tell my favorite waitress lhat bet perfume ;iskillingmyappctite?Eachmorning, "Jasmine" greers me.with a hot cup ·of coffee and a l"rontal b~t of tbc botanical garden. I don't want to hnrt hcrfeelings,butthearoma!snotonly overpowenng but na~. Ann, maybe you can remind folks thai heavy perfume does not take the place of regular hygiene. I hope a word from Jasmine's favorite col- AGAIN IN SARASOTA, FLA. . ' Hello, Jasmine: This is Ann · talking. Soap is cheaper tban perfume. Use iL Is life passiltg you by? KW!r ID Iimprove yow :rocial skills? 11H1e for AM l..mukrs' N:W bool:k1, "Haw ID Mau Friends and Slop Being l..oMly." Selldase/f-addlrued, lortg, busiNs.r-sizt trtw:lope IWI a clleck or money onkr for $4.25 (lhis iiiCiudes pos1age artd hiUidling) 10: Friertds, clo Artrt Uurders, P.O. Box 11562, Cllicago, Ill. 60611.()562. (In CIJIUJ/Ia, sertd $5.15.) .. ASST. MUMS DECORATIVE PUMPKINS NOW i 4 FIOLL 89c ( ( ,' Tide Ultra Detergent 980Z. s 99 Bo11nty Towels roll ,J.-. Customer Appreciation e~ch c ' grandparents Maximum SOC Go-od 9/28-9/30 SEE STORE FOR DETAILS TWO PICK·UP TRUCKS A Bag of FREE GROCERIES to be given away each day! ~mtrnr.nmm.--.; SUUD arc Haroltl and Twila Hysell or Rut land. The maternal gram.J parents are Bill and Carolyn Biggs of POm eroy . I ADDRESS I CITY I fRll I I I STATE INTO T·BONl AND ERHOUSl STEAKS L~~ ~-----~-----------------------~ Military News ~---------------, Marthew R. Si..sun I •CREAMY •CRUNCHY 1 Coast Guard seaman Matthew B. Sisson, son of Yvonne R. Stover of 1504 Powell St:, Middlcporl. recently gratluatetl from recruit training. · During the training cycle at Coast Guard Rccruil Training Center, Cape May, N.J .• studems are taught geneml military subjects designed to prepare them for ru .. . thcr academic and mHhc·.iob train· ing leading towru·d qualilication in one of the Co:t>t Guard's 26 occupational fields. · Studies also indude rirst aid. Seamanship, Coast GuarU hiswry· anti regulations, close order tlrill and drunage control. He is a 1989 graduate of E:t~tcm High School. : Jif Peanut : II -Butter I II c I 1- I Carl L. Cheney Navy Pelly Officer I 's t Clas., Carl L. Cheney, son of Carl S Cheney of 7H4 Shoestring Ridgc Road and Sara Cheney or 54 1/2 Vine S.t., Gallipolis. has departed for a four month ovcr... eas tleploy ment to tllc Pcrsirut Gulf with Sea Control Squadron 21 cmharked aboard the aircraft carrier USS I ndcpende nee . Cheney is a 1077 graduate or Gallia Acatlemy High SciHX>I. lk joined Ute Navy in December 19RO. Timothy L. Yates ~ Navy Seam:m recruit Timothy L. Yates. sl>n of Jack E. and Kathryn L. Yates or Route 2, Point PlesMl , W.Va .. recently completed U.S. Navy basic tr•tinin g at Rccmit Ill. · During the eighr-weck progrrun. Yates completed a variety of training, which included classroom study, practical hands-on instruction, and an emphasis on physical fimess. Yates is a I fJ95 gra duate or Point Plesant High School. Gahrid C. Farley Navy Semnan Gabriel C. Farley. so n of Diana L. Windon of Pomeroy, has completed U.S. Navy basic training al Recruit Trainin~ Command, Great Lakes, Ill. During tlle eight-week prugr:un. Farley completed a variety or tntining which included ·cla.ssroom study, practical hantl s- un instruc· lion, and an emphasis on physical fimess. Farley is a 1995 graduate of Meigs High School. 4 PACK OR MORE T·BONE STEAKS I I I I 17.3·18 Good I Oz. .;;:. I I. -Ioiii' \\,PIII."""' .MPIIIIJ>IIJ<,AIIIIIUW ~iii' Ill'.. ..1 $3771•. ASST. FUVORS · .PEPSI COLA PRODUCTS Ru."ell T. S,indair Marine Siall Sgt. Russell T. Sinclair recently was promoted to his present nutk while serving with Marine Air Control Squndron Six. 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing. Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point. N.C. Sinclair, the son-in-Jaw of Searle anti Carolyn Nelson or Roule I, Point Plesant, W. Va., joinetlthc Marine Corps in August 1987. He is married to the rormer Lee Nelson. Training Command, Grear Lakes. COUPON GOOD FOR STRIPLE COUPONS. l.)lnslani·Win Prizes of Gromy Prod1cts and Cash 2.) Colled-lo-Win Prizes for Turkeys and Cash up lo SSOO. 3.)5weepstakes Drawing For Month••• David and Penny Hysell, Main Street, Rutland, announce the birth of a daughter, Taylor Natlean Hysell. Taylor was hom Au g. 28, and is the couple's second child . Trumer Hysell, the couple's son., is three years old. Paternal I AJUUVING!· T AYLOR HYSELL 09 16az.. MORTON• Box 1001; Colu·m bus, Ohio tllroogb the dlrlalcss lhat tc:pt me a activities, changes in sleep or eating prisoner for such along time. pallems, restlessness or sluggishness, lftmyofyourrradcnba'l:fcdings . fatigue, difficulty in making of detlptir, I want them to bow they dec:isions, feelings of worthlessness can fmd belp just u I did. •• and thoughts of death or suicide . EUZABETH IN SOMERS, N.'Y: No one has 10 go lhrough life EASTMAN'S Hysell birth announced 290Z. Development Division: P.O. found myaclf drinking too much and taking medicalioos 10 relieve ac:hes tlw my doctor could not explain. I ..didnUnow what wu WJOil& wilh me, but I couldn't continue to live in such constant agony. While in the public library, I noticed 1 flyer about National Depression Screening Day. It had several questions t1w hit home. The flyer menlionod a free acrccning at a nearby hospital. I decided at that lllOillellt that I needed 10 go. I saw dozens or people a11hc SCRICning, and I maliud I wasn't lllonc. Since I've becri in Ireaanent, I feel like a new person. Day-to-day problems and JII'CSSIIRS.arc no longer I've made • 18 oz.. 106 Butternut Ave. Pomeroy, OH Public Notice ... a Jif .Peanut Butter FLOWER SHOP Public Notice The Daily Sentinel • Page 1 : AND Osage Ripe Peaches Public Notice between the hours ol g;OO a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday (except holidays) at the above last year, my world seemed 10 be falling apan. I had trouble keeping my mind on tract at work and at home. My lhoo'&hts wac constandy racing. I lost all pleasure in my bobbie& and Slartcd 11> fcclu ifI wac burdm to my friends and famiiJt I would cry at limes for no ~- I 12 pk 12 oz. cans "Say Love With Rowers From!" Public Notice .. ,995, lol Angelu TimM Syndtcate and Crutort SVnditale" Monday thru Sunday . (614) 992-6454. (800) 433-6203 Ann Landers CUBE 24 PK. 12 OZ. CANS STORE HOURS . ' Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Deep feelings of despair _might be clinical depression PEPS.I COLA PRODUCTS ~-= .~ louse then establishes a new home on your he at!. Children arc often infestetl in this way. The nit is spreatl in the same Wednesday, September 27, 1995 Wednesday, September 27, 1995 Traveling • sc1ence program to visit Meigs Ohio Center of Science and Industry's (COS!) traveling science program, COS ! On Wheels . will Question: My son's school way as ihe adull louse, but it is visit Meigs Local schools on callctl and toltl me that my chi ld even st urdier tllan tltc par~nl. A nit \!Jursday. as part of a first-hand, bat! head lice. Before tllis episode. I l'<lll remain capuhlc of pn)ducing fl'eaningful science elluralion prothought that only people with poor inlestmion for up to JO days. Sev- gram insti tut ed by the Columbus hygiene got lice. Obviously, I was eral mcdicalions art! t!lfcclive :11 basetl museum . misinfonnetl . The sc ho ol said I killing adult head lire as well as COS! On Wheel s will visit needetlto pick him up, 'u1d 111en I'd nil!'. Sajlsbury Elementary, Thursday, have to treat him wi th a srerial These arc Li';uall y in tlle fonn of with a morning assembly taking medication in order to get rid or lhc shampoos and may cmllain -J place from 8:30 to 9: 15 a.m. Stulice before be cou ltl come hack to percent permcthrin. brand name dent s will work the remainder of sc hool. How did he get lire. and Nix; I percent pyrcthrins , brand the tlay on hands-on science prowhat is the best way to keep him name Rid; or I ,percent lindane . grams. from getting them again·> brMd nrune Kwcll . Allthe., e mcdi The traveling program, entitled Answer: Lice are a ty pe ol caled shampoo s work quite well. "Scie nce of Sports," provides a wingless in~ ct that li ve on hum:ms E.1ch·one should be applied for at · vehicle for incredible demo nstra· and most other an imaJ s. Fort unate ~ least live minutes and then washed tions related to sports as particily, there are on ly three varieties ol off the hair and scalp. This kills pants Jearn about mom entwn, how li ce that illle ~t hUma ns, anl.l thest: adult lice and nits, but it doesn't sports technology makes everyday don ' t infest our IJVC!-.IIIl:k or. pet!>.: remove nits_. from the hair. Repeat· life better for people with ~isabili · Pctliculus humanus (orpnris (hotly ed combing with a very fine lies ami more phenomena of the lice), Pediculu s humanus capitis toothed comb is necessary to do sports world. . (head lic e). and Phthirus pubi s this. · Students, teachers, and volun (pubic li ce) . As you've noti ced. To prevent reinfestation, all of teers will explore the overwhelmthese lice are named for the areas the clothing, bedding. furniture, ing popularity and impact of sports. of the body where they arc usual!)· carpets and other items that have The interactive session prov~<..les a found . Therefore, your son has come in contact with tlle infested unique vehicle to explore basic sci· Petliculus human us capitis. person' s head. in the last 30 days- ence. All or these lire surv iv e by the period the nit can survive off of The COS! On Wheels progr:un using hum ~m s as their foot! sou rce . a human host - should be treated. travels annually lhroughoul Ohio Tbey bite tlle sk in, co11sume blood. Clothing can be laundered, but an anti surrounding stares to schools and lay .their eggs on the unlucky .in sec ticide spray is .usually neces- and special ewnts ((> further sciindivitlual. Their entire life cyc'lc sary to treat tlle furniture and car- ence education:tl experiences. rcqmre.s humans. pets. For more in formation on the· The scal p ol an uttlivitl uaJ wuh Lice are a common complica- program, contact Don Hanning, head li ce ha s. sores where th e tion of living in communal groups. Sailsbury Elementary, at992-3404. insects have hill~n . While th ese Keeping your child inside a plastic sores are somewhat it chy , the vic- bubble will isolate him from anothtim may not complain mu ch ahout er episode of lice. I think there is a them . The most ohvious sig n of better solution, however. EncourWith the family reunion season heajllice is the presence or eggs age your son to wear only his hat . quickly approaching, many will be The!e eggs, called nits, are small and to let no one else wear his. He tJbmitting articles of family activigray-white colored oval-shaped should also only use his own comb ties for publication. structures. Each nit is cemented to or brush. To ensure prompt publication, the shaft of a hair strand at scalp the Gallipolis Daily Tribune and level. · As the hair grows, it carries· · " Family Medicine" i~ a weekly The Daily Sentinel requests the nit further from lh ~ surface of column. To submit questions, articles be neatly typed and double write to .John C . .Wolf, D.O., spaced for easy editing. Reunion !he scalp. Heat.! li ce Glll live for up Ill twt) Ohio University College of Osteo- items should not exceed 300 words days off of a hum:UJ hosl 11 i s po."pathic Medicine, Grosvenor Hal~ and must be submitted within 30 sible to acquire yo ur own personal Athtn.<, Ohio 45701. days of occurrence. head louse hy close perso nal con · tact with someone who has tltcm or by using a pillow , hal or comb of the . . ' {!!•·"' ~.~. ........ ~... ' "l •. •·' 2Uter FOODLAND s 11•11.25 oz. SMUCKERS ASST. Duncan Hines SEALTESI Calle: Mix . Jelly Or Jam ' Juice SUUEST ORANGE JUICE $ KEEBLER 14·16 Oz. ~~:~kers 2/ 5 Pecan Sandies 2/$5 ' KEEBLER 16 Oz. KEEBLER 12 ROLL PACK DELl SHAVED Scott Paper Towels Cooked Ham $ 99 ,$ 99 99c. EASTMAN'S Oboisies, Pizzarias Pretzels 6·8.5 oz. SPECIAL ROAST • ADC Folger's Coffee ....~6'' tho SUPERMARKETS Umll Quantities • Prlc•• • Prices Good Thru September 30 Errora. �• . ~age 8 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, September 27, 1995 -----Community calendar----Beat of the Bend ... by Bob Hoeflich Lel m~ (lass on some infonna· otlter hand, morning daily newspalinn Ut~l you may not need tcxlay or pers in 1970 totaled 334 but had tomnrrnw-hnpcfully . not at aiL increased to 611 in 1994. But it yuu should then it will cnmc in h:mdy. So pkasc toss it And isn't the weather great The inln your l·omruiL'r brain for fu1urc , prccJiclions are for 80 and sunny on rdcrcnrc. The Urgent Can; :111d bncrgcn· cy Room l'acilit"'' at Veterans Mcmllrial ll n.,p•l:~ hal'l' hcen rein· rated. ll1ey an: now lot•atcd in the Saturday. I understand that you can get a ticket to see the Ohio State· Harvard game on. Saturday for ahnut $300. Shall I order several for you? Do keep smiling. The Community Calendar is published as a free service to non-profit groups wishing to announce meeting and special events. The calendar is not designed to promote sa les or fund raisers of any type. It ems are printed as space permit\ and tanno l he guaranteed to run .specific numher of days. WEDNESDAY POMEROY - Wildwood Gar· den Club, Wednesday, 7•30 p.m.. home ofBeny Milhn:m . RACINE - Red Bush Church of Christ, Bashan Road . gospel center section at the n:ar of lht: llns- , pital. Emcrgcm.:y s4u:u.Js, meeting, Wednesday through Sunday, 7 p.m: with Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Meigs Junior High S"cltool. REEDSVILLE- Riverview .Garden Club meeting Thursday, THURSllAY 7:30 p.m. at home or Ruth Ann POMEROY - Pom~roy Group Dalderson. Program by Detore' of Alcoholics Anonymous, ThursFrank with slides of England trip. day, 7 p.m. at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Mu lberry TIJPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers . Avenue. Plains Veterans of f-oreign Wars Post 9053 meeting Thursday, 7:30 MIDDLEPORT - Prece ptor p.m. at post home , Dues ru·e due. Beta Beta meeting Thursday, 7 p.m. at the Oltio River Bear Co. itt RACINE - Racine American Middleport. Legion Auxiliary meeting Thurs· day, 7 p.m. at post hume. MIDDLEPORT - Local 17", OAPSE, 7 p.m. Thursday at the DEXTER - Meigs County • Churches of Christ, 'lhursllay, 7:30 p.m. at the Dexwr Church or Christ. Dmdford Church to have devotions . POMEROY - U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary meeting Thursday. 7 p.m. at Carpenters' !Ia II. All welcome. . ~ BRAMHIINC. ~ FRIDAY ~ Lump & I ~ ~ Stoker Coal ~ ~ ' I MIDDLEPORT- Marriage maintenance workshop Friday, 7 p.m. at Ash Su·eet f-reewi ll Daptist Church in Middlep<lrl. Evening to conclude with renewal of marriage vows and dinner provided by the church. For reservations, call 9927410. I ~ I ~ I ~ llf r..·o~rst!, ~ I I State Rt. 124 Wellston, 0hio Phone ~ I 614-384·6212 ~ I ~ ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,/. (Lime Stone Low R11111 WICKS HAULING (Speclllze In driveway spreading) Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614·992·3470 ARE YOUR READY FOR YOUNG'S ROMANC~ 1-900-255-15 Ext. 900 2.99 rer min. Must be I yrs. or older Touch-tone phone required Serv-U ({) 19) 645-8434 CARPEIIIER SERVICE • Room Additions • New Garages • Electrical & Plumbing • Roofing •1nlerior & Exterior Painting Also Concrete Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-62 15 Pomeroy, Ohio lmtfn in location. Always Good, .Always Fre$h, Always Kroger. There is a walk-in entr:u1ce for peo- ple who need to usc ~tc facilities '" well as for people who arc accom : {mnying someone hrou ght in by nn . -emcrsency squad . This entrance is OUft located near anotiJCr new entram:c which ha• been created ror use h)' · squads. AL'o watk-ins to the facili · . ties may enter the hospital by way of the lobby whkhis now the waiting area. The front doors to the lobby, as in the p>t<~. wi ll continue to be locked <11 ~ p.m. each evening . An employee in th e switchboard oflice, located at the right rear of the lobhy will register in patients for either fadlity . . Also keep in mind thai if you aue ~ea~ ofa PJtf We reserve lhe nght to limit quantijies. None sold to dealers NEW·REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2168 RACINE FlRE DEPT. GUN SHOOTS SAT., 6:30P.M. Take the pain out of patntlng. Let ua do It for ,12 Guag• Factory Choke Only Bashan Building Free Estimates \ Before 6 p.m. leave message. After& p.m. LINDA'S PAINTifiG & CO. Interior & Exterior 9127195 ltn 5/16194 TFN Comple'e Portable Band.aw Mill 3212-tHippy Hollow Rd: Middleport, Ohio 45760 to 9 p.m. daily and the Emergency Room Facilities operate on a 24· hour schedule, 24 hours a day. Danny a Peggy Brlckles 614-742-2193 U.S. GRADE A WAMPLER/LONGACRE ' Split Chicken And speaking or Veterans Memorial, Mari !! Roy whn is a res· the rabbit , th e Bissell Sec-kman chili-soup supper just ' continues to go on ami (ln . . . The supper has been scheduled this year on Saturday evening, Oct. . 14, at the farm witlt serving to smn ilt 6 p.m. Kathleen Bissell -Seckman H&H DAYS CIRWISB SAWMILL 9 a.m. Like Howard L. Writesel ROOFING Items & PriCes Good In Pomeroy The Urgent Care Center is con- ident in the hospitnl's extended care unit, will be marking her 91st binhday on Oct. 2. O mh will reac h .Iter at the Extendc<l Care Unit, Yet· erans Memnrial Hospital, 115 E. Memorial Drive, Pomeroy. Live 24 Hours/Day Talk to beautiful GIRLSI1·900-3782500 Ext. 6557 $3.99 per min. must be 18 yrs. Touch-tone Phone Required Serv-U (619) 645:8434 Diet Coke·or coca Cola Classic 2-Liter 011211 mo. SMITH'S CONSTRUOION Breast CAFFEINE FREE DIET COKE, SPRITE Cuolom Building & Remodeling •New Homes •Additions • New Garages • Remodeling •Siding • Roofing • Painting FREE ESTIMATES ~One Get One Of Lesser Or Equal Value reports that any musicians who • (614) 992-5535 614 992-2753 ~etalllng 128 Mechanic St. . Pomeroy, Oh. 992·4081 Week Day 8:0Q-5:00 Open Saturday 9:0o-3:00 Bill Orrick's Home .Improvements Additions· , remodeling· roofing • siding • plumbing, etc. Insured, call Bill Orrick 614-992-5183 TREE TRIMMING Sports Connect AND REMOVAL NHL·NBA·NFL Light Hauling, · Shrubs Shaped and Removed Misc. Jobs. 614-985-4180 ' .,...... Bill Slack 992·2269 Don Cullums of the Hemlock Grove area is having some health problems. He has been confined to Veterans Memonal llospllal rutd ,,- ~ U.S. #1 Showing improvement. He now hali Russet ~ Potatoes ............................ 1o Lb. been taken to the Camden-Clark 1-iospital in Parkersburg, W.Va . You may wrutt to gel in touch with .Don and his plcaswtl wile, Kay. Schertel Jnaeresting that morning news- Yo•r Me11agelcross With I DaiiJ Sentlnal Starting Sept 17 I p.m. Factory Choke guns only. Will shoot through March '96 110\\ \IW 1-:\.C \\ \TI\1; Get papers are becoming more into vogue as we continue living in a changing nation. In 1970 th ere were 1.429 evening daily newspapers while that ligure dropped by almost 500 newspapers to 947 in 1994. On the BUTTON OR SL/C£D BULLETIN BOARD •6 00 column Inch weekdays 1800 colu•n Inch Sunday Sm campbell's AI~··• Mushrooms................... s oz. CALL OUR OFFICE IT 992·2155 Bulldozing, Backhoe, Serviccs.Home Sites, Land Clearing, Septic Systems & Driveways. Trucking· Limestone, Top Soil, Fill Dirt P'ubllc Notice NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Reference: 5715.17 Ohio Revised Code The Meigs County Boord Kroger Saltines /IV THE DAIRY CASE ...... H • .. .... 16 oz. The RSVP (Retired and Senior Volunteer Program) will sponsor a Health Information Fair. The event will be held Thursday, Oct. 5, 1995 from10:00 a.m.-12 noon at the Meigs Multipurpose · · Senior Center Call 992-2167 for information. AIr::;, . Blue Bonnet •ue Spread ..... .............. J Lb. Bowl FROZ£1'1 MOUNTAIN TOP MEIGS BAND SUPERI· OR-The Meigs" Marauder Marching Band touk part in · it's first band competition of ' the season last Saturday at Ironton. The band earned a superior rating, and 'luallfied , for the slate comp.tition later · In the year. The hand also rec:elved a superior rating for -It's Flags, Field Commanders, and Percussion . Pictured above is Kri•ten Dassylva one of the field commanders for 'the band conducting the hand :at last Friday's game with Wahama. Thl< week the band . will take part in competition at Grove City this Saturday and Is scheduled to play at 12:30. Sentinel photo by Dave Harris. ... AIr::,, /IV TH£ DAIRY CASE PILLSBURY =~~~~5~~~~ 10 9 :2 oz c:. I!!Bff!l Buy CJne cetCJne of Revision ha-t completed 11s work of equalization. The taK returns for lax year 1995 have been revised and the valuations completed and are open lor public · Inspection In the office of the Meigs County Auditor, Second Floor, Courthouse, Second Street,. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Complaints againsl the valuatlona, ae established for tn: year 1995, mutt be made In accordance with Section 5715.19 of the Ohio Revleed Code. These complaints musl be filed on form o· whtch will be lurnlihed by the County Auditor and muol be filed In . the County Auditor's Olllce on or before the 31st day of rftJ liii~ Public Sale· & Auction March, 1996. All compleln13 llled with the County Auditor will be heard by the Board of Revision In the manner provided by Section 5715.19 of the Ohio Revised Code. Nancy Parker Campbell Meigs Countv Auditor AIJ(;'UON . ' Saturday, September 30, 1995 1:00pm ILocattld at the auction center on At. 331n Mae10n,l rolls of carpet, new.L.R. suite, new dlntmt new mlac. items. For more Information or304-n3-5447. Auction Conducted By Rick Peer1011 Auction Co. . Mason, W.V. · Auctioneer. Rick Pearson 1166 . TERMS: Cash or check with I. D. Not responsible for accidents or loss of property. 17~:..1n111 news 1 (9) 26, 27, 28, 29; (10) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; 10TC Liftlt l~ings Art Wort~ Alai in tlrt Cl•ssifitd Stet ion I \I E)(!. 7969 '2.99 per min. Must be 1B yrs. Touch-tone Phone Required Serv-U (61 ~1645·8434 SPORTS POINT SPREADS AND MORElli 1-900-884-9204 Ext. 2912 $2.99 per min . Must be 18 yrs. Touch-tone Phone Required Serv-U (619) 645-8434 NEFF REMODELING SERVICE House Repair & Remodeling Kitchen & Bath Remodeling Room Additions Siding, Roofing, Patios Reasonable Insurers· Experienced Call Wayne NeH 992· • 411319!1 Grandma •. Even though you are so far away, Not a day goes by, That I don't wish I could he with you to say, I love you more than words can say I carry your memory in my heart ' everyday nothing will ever ·take the treasured memories of my special Grandmother away. What I would not give to have you back here to stay. To talk, play and laugh with like we use to do in the younger days. Though the time was cut short the childhood memories are the best of what I've got. And how I long for these days again I hope that in the many years ahead that you will still see all of the memories that lie ahead for me. Though we won't be sharing them together, You can enjoy them from above and you will know how much I would love for you to be here seeing them all come true wiih me. So for now I just hope and pray that we will meet again someday. And I will get to say Hello Grandma, How have you been? I've missed you and I love you more than words can say. Sadly missed and Deeply loved by, Husband Nathan, Glenda, Linda, Bill, Michael, Bobbie, Kevin and Miranda Holter THE REC ROOM BISSELL BUILDERS, INC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding New . Garages • Replacement Windows Room Additions • Roofing COMMERCIAL nnd RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES '614-992-7643 _PIZZA • ARCADE 138 N. 2nd, Middleport (Acrosalrom Johnsoo's VIdeo) 15" LARGE PEPPERONI OniJ s6.99 992-6344 Dine-In or Carry-Out ( No Sunday Calls) 012211 mo. 211 2192/ffn Sentinel One Stop Complete Auto Bodt Repair Classified& PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE 992-2156 Chuck Stotts 614-992-6223 Free Estimates Insurance Work Welcome ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals liVE GIRlS! CALL NOW! 005 1·900·378·2500 'EMt. 8:325. $3.99 rMin. Must Be 18 Yrs Serv-U (619) 6<15-8434 State Rl. 33 Darwin, Ohio 9.114195 2 mo. peL ·' 8/4/lfn TO FRANCES PICKENS who passed away one year ago September 25th GunS.hoot 1-900-255-8585 For Free Estimates In Memory Forked Run Sportsman Club 'come. The annual event, of course, is al,.,ays open to family anu friends .. Everyone Welcome You Can Find Your Special Someone Now!!! 4405 304•882-2996 Comparable Prices & Sizes ...., mo. 112811 mo. ·entertainment are more than wei· RACINE GUN CLUB TRAP SHOOT Every Wednesday Nite 5:30. p.m. STO·A-WAY STORAGE Scoreslll Spreadsl!l 1·900·378·1800 Ext. 3140 $2.99/mlnute 18 or older Touch-tone phone required Serv-U(619) 654-8434 ·would be willing to help with the , you . Very reasonable. Copyright 1995. The Kroger Co. are plannin g o n usi ng the rear entnmce to t.he hospital, the tr;lftil' back Ihere is a one-way pat h:m. "tinuing it" orerations from - ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1 , hrwe bee n alerted as 10 the chrmgc Entrances to the rdo<::Ucd raci li· ties are at the rear of the hospital. The Daily Sentinel• Page.9 Reduce your we1ght · Take ·New Shape 0 1et Plan· and Hvarex 1OJ21194Jttn · Water P1lls. Pharmacy. J.D. Drilling Company P.O. Box 587 Racine, Oh. 45771 , James. E. ·Diddle Trackhoe, Dozer, Backhoe, Dump Truck, Jack~ammer, Available 24 Hrs. · We dig basements, put In septic systems, lay lines, underground bores. For Free estimate call 949·2512 REASONABLE RAllS """" A11ailable Fruth Reduce , lose we•ght last and easy. Ta ke OPAL tablers and E· Vap d1ure11c . Available Fru th Pharmacy. 30 Announcements E1 leen's Personal Ca re lor elder(v. ' We speclaltze In Alzhe1mers cere gtvl~ . 30:4-762-2544 . 40 Giveaway 11 mo old puppy, m11C&d, fem alt:t, wh1te Wlbr~n . 10 best hOme only, good wlchdd ren . Also 1mo oltl calico ki tten. 304 -675 -46.50 o r 304·675-4302. 2 Tabby K111ens. 2 Mont hs HAULING & EXCAVATION oi'O Catl614-446-769_1 Even1ngs 3 Manth 'Oid Pupp ies. 614-367 · 053!1. ' Umestone & Gravel, Septic Systems, '' Trailer & House Sites; Reasonable Rates Joe N. Soyre Free F1rewood All K1nds "U" Cut 614 -446-9346 . SAYRE TRUCKING Heal pump to Q'Yeaway, 614 -9927102. . Four 2mo Siamese, old k•Ue na, pa'n black & white. 304 -773- 5340 . ' Free yard sate leltowe rs, mull take all. 304-675-1695. 614-742-2138 Klnens. gray 8 While , to good . homes anly. 304-895-3103. To good home- lull blooded Blu e Healer, 814-742-2 192. · . Imperial nre Service Tree lor firewood, must cui & haul away. 304-875-8701 . Mason, W.V. 304-773-5533 60 Lost end Found · Found : j:log, while wlblack apota, bob -tailed. Kingsbury erea . 614- - September Special- 992·3553. With the purchase of a set of stru'I'S or shocks get FREE installation. . Found : Pupf>Y, 6 Uoa Old, Male, Bull llo White Color, Vicinity: Gallia Acad emy High School. 6 14-4464479 ' Found: sterling Eagle's ring, 814 · 992-2602. ' lost: dark blue Sapphire nng Wi th two rows ol sapphires and one or d1amonds, Fr•day ......-v• c•n it y o r Vaughan's, 614 -992-2602. Lo st: small black femal e dog, nc lad, la me lronr lag, Chase Rd . area, S15 0 rewar d, 6U -698·280e or614·992 -2188. · . ALFALFA J.E. DIDDLE OWNER AND MIXED RACINE HYDR,AI JLJC REPAIR & MACHINE SHOP, INC. HAY Cheaper Bales FOR SALE BAILED TO YOUR NEEDS 949-2512 J&L INSULATION 539 BRYAN PLACE , MIDDLEPORT 992-2n2 Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:00a.m. -3:30p.m. VInyl 1l Alum. Siding, Roofing, VInyl Replacement, Wlndowa, Blown Insulation, Storm · Doora, Storm Windows, Garages. Free Eatlmales 1f19flln DAN'S WATER REFINING INC. E11Bb. Over 25 Years Sales, Se-vlce, Parts & Installation · ·96 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985-4473 ' 7122!9A WELDING & FABRICATION $20.00/HR HYDRAULIC REPAIR .$32.00/HR. Call your date now 1-900 -255- 15.15 Exl. 1471 2.99/min. , Must be 18 yrs. Touch -tone phone re4uired Serv-U (619) 645-8434 28563 BASH AN RD. Racine, Ohio 45n1 (614) 949-3013 Phone (614) 949-2018 FAX , (614) 594·2008 NIGHT RACINE GQN ClUB GUN SHOOT Shotgun, Factory · Choke only. Starting 1 P.M. Sundays Beginning Sept. 17 (l(71tfn 3·D ARCHERY SHOOT Forked Run Sportsman's Club EverJ SundaJ Starting September I Oth 8:30am to 11:30 Dill $7 sign up, children 9 & under $4. 50% pay back. Children must be accompanied by adult. · Wl/1 mo Garage Snte : Bovs. Mens, WorrTen Clothes. Cur ta ms, Hou~ahOI.d Items A IOt Or M1sc . Sal. Sept 301h , ·Oct 1st , 3 M iles 0111 Georges Creek Road. Porch Sate: Fr1da ~. Saturday, 9;3b To 5, 580 Reece Ho llo w Road Gathpot15, Oh10. ' Satu rday, 9-? 515 Solar D1111~ Alot 01 Boy s Clothes, S•zes 5-7.. :· Thursday, Fridev Sept. 28th, Sept 29th, 3!10 Mi. Pas1 lmcoln P1ke On At 141 On The Right , Infant To 5T ,P•rls .Cioti)Ds, Mens Jean,, Toots Ar~d Pans. Women& Clothas, Shoes; C1'11ldrens. Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity A ll Yard Sales Must Be , Pa1d In Advance . Oeadl me. 1:OOpm rhe day before the ad 11 to run Sun1 day od•!IOn - 1' OOpm fn~ay, Mon· day edit•on 1 St~tu rday. o:ooa.m Fr~ & Sal., 9129195, 9- 4, 35620 Wolf Pen Rd . (off route 143), large sate. fur!llture, t iOthes, m1sc, ram or sh1no. f r1day & Sa!Urday, 10-4, 790 Ma ple St. M1ddleport, lots of baby 1tems. G1ant benehr yard sale- lor liver lransplant patient, Frida~ and Sat· urday (9129 - ~130). 9am - 5pm. at Chiton, WV appro" . one mile from Mason 811dge. lots of nic8 items! Hot dog! . baked goods . Ram cancels 1111 nexr wookend. Pt. Pleasant & Vlc'lnl1y G1an1 be nelit yiird salo lor hver transplant pat1ent, Friday and Sat- . urdily (9129~ 9130) , 9am -5pm. ar . Cht1on, WV appro" one mil• tr oni Ma son Bndge. Lors of niCe 1tems~ Ho t dogs, ba ked goods. Ratn cancels t1ll next weekend Yard Sale. Baked QOOds, hotdogs: Sat .. Sept. 30t h. Ra •n or shine . ·North Rt 33, Mason.' \ �Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, September 27,1995 ..• Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, September 27, 1995 The Daily Sentinel • Pago-11 • ALLEYOOP BRIDGE NEA Crossword Puzzle ACROSS • :' . •• MERCHANDISE RENTALS · Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity ------------~----~ ~ .Ytl!d Sale Just btlore ra•lroad j 410 Houses lor Rent • .tr~kt Gall•pohs Ferry Turn '" at ' .tllads•de park and follow road ; Thur Fn, & Sat Canceled 1f ra1n 3 Bedroom Hou st For Ren-t. $325! 1.10 + DepOSit, 6Ho 256· • 1472 10 nl? I • Mason larg& 3bedroom wnh car pon, some appliances 1ncluded I ·v.:rd Sale Thu Fn & Sal 1-46 : E+1ghsh Road Ra•n canc~s unt1l 304~75-7783. 1·'1"'":· :80 · ,• 4 Room Small Cottage, On COin&f' Public Sale and AuctiOn ' I ,_ ' AI.fct•ons ever~ 01 55-4 & Bulav111e Pl)(e No Pets. 6 14 388-1100 Fnday Saturday 930 R•ck Pearson Auction Company lull t•me aucuoneet complete 420 Mobile Homes for Rent UCI IOn S8fVIC8 l1Ctnsed 166 Oh•o & Wes t V•rg1n1a, 304773-5785 Or 304 773-5<'47 90 Clean Late Uodel Cars Or Wucks, 1987 Uodels Or Newer Sm1th Bu •ck Pon11ac, t900 East ern Avenue Gelttpohs Decorated stoneware wa ll tele phones old lamps old thermom&· · tefs old clocks, ant1que turMure R1verme Ant1ques Russ Moore owner 61-4 992 2526 We buy &staleS "' J 1 0 s Auto Parts Buy1ng sal· vage veh1des Selling paris 304· ~ 12•55 Two Bedroom Tra tl er, 614· 245 5778 Wanted to Buy 7,73·5003 Old tube rad1os made belore 19"6 big rroney lor some ~s Aolso old rad1o tubes, parts amph· hers. tukebo ..es old crank tele · phones, old record players any k.md ol electromc.s made before 1946 PhOne 304 882 2220 (Chuck) Top Pm:es Pa 1d Old US Co1ns, Sil ver Gold, 01amonds All Old · C(tlleCtlbles Paperwe1ghts Etc M.'r S Co1n Shop 151 Second .-venue, Gall1pol1s, 614 446-2842 Used furnl!ure an11ques, OMe p1ec:e or complete estates, Osby Martin 614·992 7441 Wan!ed To Buy Junk Autos W1th Or Wu hout Motors Call Larry LIVely 614-388·0303 · 'So tar. th1s mosqu1to repellent has only me from gentng b1nen wh1le I was 1n the store buying otl" 110 Help Wanted 310 Homes lor Sale Open1ng Soon! New Steak & Sea food Restaurant 1n town Now hir· lt1g br all sh1ft1 W81trets81, W811· ers barlenders, cooks , d•sh wash&rs , delivery persons, ere Forward re5umes 10 Rt ~ Box 839 Pt Pleasant WV 25550 or 304·675-7481 Owner Operators Needed Top percentage pa1d hauling Wllhtn a 7 to 8 state area No Nonheasl klad• Cali 1·600·59B-e790 Par t T•me Ex.penenced Word Processor !Transct~p!IOniSt, Must Be Knowledgable & Word Perfect, Felxtble Hours Send Resume To ClA 358, Q'o GallipoliS Daily Trib une, 825 Tl1wd Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45631 POSTAL JOBS Start $12 08/hr For exam and application mfo call 219 789·8301 ex.t WV548, 9am-9pm, Sun·Ffl WANTED Uechan1c engme re butldtng·all types. assembly of motors Call 304·372·8633 Hrs 8· 5 180 Wanted To Do 1 Ace Tree Serv1ce Complete tree c:are 20yrs exp & msured, free estrmar~s 614 ; 441 · ,91 or 1· 800·508·8887 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 110 Help Wanted Home Ctean1ng General • Oe- .-.e FOR LUTHERANS Outstde (Last Chance Before Is look1ng For A Career · Mtnt:t&d Wtnler} 814-256-137'0, Mars!"& IndiVIdual To "Prov1de Ftnanctal MISCellaneous Home Wmdows, Serv1ces And Fratern._al Benel1t1• Qlllc:e Cleaned, Ask For Anne, In Tl'le Galhpohe Area Starttng Also Stove For Sale, 61 4-446· Inc om• Up To $26K Complete 1358 1dnmg And Full Beneht Pack •Qe Send ~esume To AAL 8111 Professional Tree Servtce, Com· t lmb&rlodge Tratl Daylon, OH plere Tree Care, Bucket Truck A5458 Or Call 513·433·7706 Serv~ce . SQ FL Reach, Stump Re1Collect) moval, Free Esttmateel In· surance. 24 Hr Emergenc't Serv· AVON t All Areas I Shirley 1ee -Call And Saue l No Tree Too Spears. 304·875-1-429 Bjg Or Too Small! Bidwell, Ohlo 614 388·9843 G14·367 7010 Earn $8 ·$15 IHr At Work. ·Home Rub & Scrub CleanmQ Sei"YICe· Oiscounlll No lnvemory Or Door dusttng, mopp 1ng, wmdows and Door lnd !Rep 1-800-742 •738 more Complete serv1ee or touch Avcn Earn S8 15 /Hr No Door ups References on request, call To Door, FulltPartTtme, t·SOO· Terr~ at 614 -992 4232 or 6~4 138-0 16Sind Rep .992 4451 AVON Sales $8 $15!Hr No Door To Door Mall Order Pro gram Bonuses 1 800· 827 4640 lnd !sis/rep. AVON EARN $$$ al home · al work. All areas 304·882 2645 I · 800·992·6356 INOIAEP CARPENTER"S HELPER MuSI Have M1n1mum 2 Yrs Expem~nce Truck. And Toots Requned Call 614·U6·4514, Men - Fr1 8 AM To5PM Dom1no'5 P1zza of Pomeroy now hinng driV8rs, 614·992 2124 Dnver Wllh ClaS!I A COL wanted We haul w1ttun a 7 ro 8 stata area No Northeast loads Home!lme, pa(d >Jacanon & hohdars Call 1 BOO 598-8790 Earn S10001 weekly stullmg en · vetope1 11 home Be ~our boas St(rt now No erp , free supphe!l, tniQ., na obllgatron Send SA. S E to .Preatige Un11 ML PO Box 19560g, Wtnllr Spnngs , Fl 3211a Eajy Work! Ewcel!en! Pay1 At se1nble Products A.t Home Cal l ToH Free 1 800·467·5566 Ext 31~ EtiVIRONMENTAL SERVICES SuPERVISOR Become a member of a rap 1 d l ~ ex4&ndmg 1nnovat1Ve health ca re organtzat1on Po1nt Pleasant Nunlf'lg and Rehabtlila!IOn Cen· t&r• a 68-bed skilled nurs1ng lactll· 1'1. ,_.ks me nght indiVidual to d1 rec;.t 119 housekeep1ngllaundr~ ani ma1n1enanc:e operahons The eutcess!ul c.and1date w1 11 be re· 1~11ble tor ma1nta1nmg the laell· 1ty jn a clean. safe and saMar~ manner and superv•se the day to da, dut1e1 ol the mamtenance/ hoOsekeepmg and laundr~ de patfment!l tn accordance w11 h cuKent federal, state and local standards, gu1dehnes and regula t1oOs Prev1ous e11penenc:e IS a plul We will prov1de on-the fOb tra•'lmg If you are •nterested 1n a re¥111rdtng career, pl~ase call 304 67~· 3005 or wnte Point Pleasant Nucamg and Rehabll!la!lon Cen· ter,•Rt 1 Box 326 Ptnnt Pleasant, WI/ 25550 A Glenmark Fac1llty E~ Expentnced Med1ca1 Secrerar~ To Apply At The Medical Plaza, 936' SR 160, Gall1pohs, OH 614 -446:9620 Ne8ded· lull ume or pan lime hDU'S& cleaner Mtddleport area Call 614 992·5042 between 1Oa(Tl-6P"" No Exp&nence Necessary! $500 To $000 Weekly /Potenllal Pro· cesslng Mortgage Refunda , ""n Houri, Call (909) 715·2300, Ex! 762, (24 Hours) 38 acres ·house 2 bed rooms bath gas well furnace, good hunt 1ng, 52155 Sr 248 614-985 4243 3bedrooms ( t Master) , 2Daths basement screened 1n porch / breezeway, family rOom , double garage, 12 Sucres 30-4·675· 4575 4bedroom, 2 1t2bath, large fam•ly room on racre, 1fT,. behmd Hartlord 304-882·3326 4Bedroom Needs some repa1rs Call 304-675-1900 aher 9pm By Owner low Ma1ntenance Bnck Ranch In GallipOliS, Three Bedroom Wllh Bath Ancl A Hall Full Size KitChen W1th Appliances , laundry Room W1th Washer Dryer Included Full Ba!ltment, Cen tral A1r W1th Gas Heat For Appomtment, 614· Sun Valley Nurser~ School Chlldcare M·F 6am·S 30pm Ages 2·K , Young School Age Oumg Summer 3 Days per Week M1m mum 614 446 3657 W1ll do babySitting '" my home, reasonable rates, flexible hours, close to schOol 304-675 2784 WUI take care ol eldef'ly Have rei erences 304- 895 323~ FINANCIAL 21 o Business Opponunlty "LUMBER COSTS UJ:p; Steel bullct1ngs as low as $3 00 sq loot Buy factory direct !rom 1Natlonal Manufacturer as authonzed deal er W1!1 tratn Some Markets tak· en. 303-759-3200, •~t 2200 !NOTICE I OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do bus1 ness w1tr, peqple you kno~ and NOT to send money through the ma1l unti l ~ou have •nvesllgated the olfer1ng E-ceUenr Reta il Space Ava1lable Lafayeue Mall 513922 0294 kno~lngly accept advertisements for real estate wttlch Is In violation of the law Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings advenlsad In this newspaper • are available on an equal opportunltjr baSIS - - . REAL ESTATE 2 Bedroom Mob 1le Home No Pet s S2251Month $100 Oepos•t 614 446 36t7 2 Bedrooms 1 Bath No Pets. $250/Mo Plus DepoSit & Ut11tt1es, Sk1dmore Road, 614· 446 4426 N1ce Late Mod el 2 Bedroom , 4 M 1les North 01 Holzer. On 160 614 445 6189. 614-446 6865 N1ce Mobile Home 2 Bedrooms 8 Mtles Out SA 21 8 , Galhpolls, :S 2351Mo • Depos1t Need Refer ence~ 614 446 8172, 614 256 6251 Two Bedroom, $250/Mo Plus Ut1l 111es. Oepos•t References Re qu1red, Rt 218, Atter 6 PM 6t4 983 4607 440 Apartments lor Rent Wanted to rent prol&s.slonatlam· 1ly would hke to lease tour bed room hotM •n Me1gs County, c:all 614 992·7272 or 614 992--6503 320 Mobile Homes lor Sale 14x70 rra1ler wall ma1ntamed 304·882·3739. 1968 PMC Bncemeyer 12x60 304 372·3400 1972 Concord 12165, 2bedroom, 1 bath, gas stove & furnace 11p out umt tn llvtng room 304·372- 3400 ,.. 1974 Academy 12x55 2bedroom, !bath, electric, new furnace, Wlndr:Nt ac XI4·372-3400 1900 GOYernor 14x65, 2bedroom, t bath, electriC, ac 304-372·3400 2 Bedroom 12x60 House Tra1ler W1th 3 Room Ed111on In Back, Outbutldmg, 1 Acre Lot Mtl , $11,500, 614·388·8236, 614 388 9002 2acres 1984 Spr~ngbrook mobtle home 3m• Rt 2 N on Rt 62 304 875·6966 Limned CHert 1996 dowblew1de 3br, 2bath, $1695 down $259/ month Free del1very & setup Only ar Oakwood Homes , Nttro wv 304-755 5885 L1m1tec1, Of(erl New 14x80 No payments alter 4yrs Onty make 2 payments & move tn 304 - 755· 5568. New 1996 14x70, Includes skirt· mg , !lleps blocks, one year homeownen Insurance and Sl.'ll months FREE lot rent Only $1025 down and $207 17 per monlt1 Call 1 ·800.837·3238 New 1996 Ooubtew1des1 DIS· c:ounts up 10 $5,000 mdudtng free heat pump, delivery and more 1 800·251 ·5070 Bit 11 New Bank Repos Only 4 left 304755-7191 One bedroom 12.'1152 1977 Mad1· son mobile home, good cond1110n Two Bedroom One Bath On A. 718 Acre lot Wnn Two Butldmgs . CarpOrt 30 ~·les Oull!de Ga1 neav111e, AI Hawthorne, Fla 1· 904·481 ·3379 350 Lois & Acreage Charola1s lake , Beaut1lul 2 25 Acre lot Ou•el. Des~rable Nt~gh borhood, Restncted $24,500, 304· 273-0136, :K>4-273-2940 Four lots near Rac1ne- approx , 1!2 acres each, starting at $5000 call 814·949·2025 H1dden BUIIdmg S•te W1th Orl'le· way 55 Acres (Old 35) l'4 Miles From Foodland, Blacktop Road 614· ~46· 7278.1314 388-90132. OWN YOUR OW!'i lAKE And Acreage E•cellent For 8u1lding, Camps1tes Etc Appr 10 Acre Spring Fed Stocked Lake W1th Island 3 Bedrooms, 2 112 Bath Mobile Home Wtth Add On 10 M1les From GallipOliS 310 Homes lor Sale $125000.614 388 6678 2bedroom 1bath, home tn Henderson, 75x113111ot N1ce starter home or rental 304-675-4298 Scen1c Va lley, Apple Grove, beaut•ful 2ac lot&, publ1t: water. Ctyd~ Bowen Jr, 304·576·23315 Household Goods I "RESISTIBLE TO ~EM"'-.£ 8UTTEJ<FLtb.S! 3 cush1oned brown sofa , ere cond , reasonable X>4 773-5105 1 Bedroom New Extra N1ce A ~r Cond1lloned. Near Holzer s $259/ Mo t UtiiHI&s, Depos1t ReqUired, 614·446-2957 2 Bedroom Apartment In Down town Galhpolts, Central Atr Kitch en Appliances All Rooms. Car peted $400/ Mo Ulilllles Not In eluded 61>4 886 7174 2 Bedroom" Apartment, Trash Water Sewage Pa1d, $295/Mo + OeP.Ptlt. 61-4-4-48 2-481 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths V1ew Of Park & R111er, Kitchen, With Stove, Relngerator, 15 Court Street, Gal lipolls, $47MAo + Oeposn. Refer· once. No Pets, 6 14 446....,..926 2bdrm apts. to tal elecmc ap pl1anees furmshed, laundry room lac11111es, close to school m town Appllca!IOns avl!•lable at V11tage Green Apts 149 or call 614 992· 37t1 EOH 2Rooms Plus Bath Lafayette Mall No K1tchenl All Utilities paid $175 00 Month Deposit ReqUited 614 446 7733 675-6937 614·258·1539, 614·25e·1233 1995 Ford Uustang , Ve , Sspd , dark forest green, 15 800m1 , CO player, am -fm caaseue , power dnver sear. pi, cru1se, ac:, antilock brake spoiler Carpet & Vtnyl In Stodl, $5 00 Yd & Up 60 Paaerns 01 Knchen Car pe t In Stock Over 35 Patterns Vmyl In StDck Mollohan Carpete, 614·446·7444 GOOD Now op&n Quality Furn11ur& Plut SA 7, Tuppetl Plams Several op 11ons ol hnanctng avatlable, layaways and maJOr credll cards, 614· 667 7388 Stove Freeze r, Washer, Dr~er Aefrtgerator TV , VCR,6 1425S 1238 62 Ohve St , Gallipolis New & Used furmture healers, Western & Wor~ boots 6 14·446-3159 Triple dresser w J lighted hutch , Southwestern style couch, love seat & chatr, SWI\Iel rocker. Bro~ hill club chalt, 4 piece ptne hvmg room suite, double dresser. end ta bles Boston rocker all 1n ex· cellenl condlhon 614·985-3595 614·446·3156 Quality Household Furn~ture And Appliances Great Deats On Cash And Carry I RENT-2-0WN And Layaway Also Available Free Deltvery W1th1n 25 M1les. Sport lng Goods 540 Miscellaneous K1ng wood & coal stove wl blower $200 El Cam•no topper $50 304 675-4006 K1ng wood burnmg furnace, good cond used only a kM years 304 675-1714 King Wood Coat Stove W1th Blower, Plastic Truck Too l BolC, Corner Cabmat Wllh Counterrop, 614·245-9179. Nord1c Track Walk-In Ctass•c w1th arm movement. work out computer (tells speed, calories lime d1s tance .and pulse) Used very l1ttle. call61 4-992-5181 alter Spm Old Glaaaware, Some Fenton Gtau, e14·245-5773 Pamt Plus Now In New Location' 51 1 Burdine St, across lrom Bel· lemeade UM Church 304·675· 4084 530 1953 M38A1 m1111ar~ teep, $1 0 ,000 1n new par rs new !rom ground up, best olter 614 843 5265 Buy or sell R•verme Ant iques, 1124 E Mam Srreet, on Rt 124, Pomeroy Hours· M TW 10 '00 am to600pm,Sunday10010 SOOpm 614-9922526 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise t6 Ft. Uttltty Tra1ler. 1995, Tan dem Axle W1th Brakes On 1 Axle, $900 OBO, 614 446-7127 1995 Ranch Kmg R1d1ng Lawn Uower W11t1 Marchtng Wagon $700 , 1970 Chevy Nova $1,000, 614·367·7901 25• Sytvama super set TV, 24 push button remote control, chan· nel programming, on se reen graphics d1splay, auto steep timer, exc cond $300 Sauder TWVCR cart w/3 shelves, glass front door, exc cond $75 304· 882·2094 BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Drtve from $226 to $291 Walk to shop Atlanta 65 000 btu gas stove, used two months, $600, 614-742 2192 Refngerators. Stoves Washers And Dryers, All Recond1t10ned And Gauranreedl $100 And Up, Will Deliver 61 4·669-6441 . Smgle cemeter~ lot, and double cemetery lot Suncrest Cemetef'y 3()4.675-2623 Small well rooted, bundled. wh!te p1ne seedling$., $3 per dozen 304-937 3119 STORA.GE TA.Nt<S 3,000-Ga.llon Upr~ght, Ron Evans E~terpnses Jackson, Oh1o, 1· 800·537-9528 Wanted 1nformarron of Rober t, SR Jr Adams Famtly Bur1ed 1n Adams Cemetery, Mason Cit)' S Adams, 5930 Sycamore Bartlen TN"38134 Woodllurner Never Used 1 You Need To See It To Apprec•ate The Pnce Of S350 614 2455713 Woodworking tool!, band saw, dt~ll press, lathe, a1r compressor, $25/ea 614·992·7t02 550 Block, btlck, sewer p1pes wmd ows, lintels ere Claude W1nters, R1o Grande OH Call 614 · 245· 5121 Metal Roolmg & S1dmg Geo Tex tile Fabr~c For D11veways & Etc Typar For House Cover Or Tem porary Storage Cover. All1zer Farm Suppl~. 614·245 5193 1!~~~~~~~~~;,;-; , dressmg table, carseat, 560 1 Bath, swtng ::m 4-6 7 5- 4548 & movies Call 614 •46 2566 Equal Hous1ng Opportun•ty Pr Pleas81lt furnished elllenc~. utd 1t1es Pa1d, parkmg Deposit re. qu1red 304·675 7783 Three bedroom apartment wash· dryer hookup, big kitchen, li v· mg room Third Str,et , Rac ine $295/mo plus utlill~es. $100 de pos1~ 614 247 4292 eo Tw1n R1vers Tower, now accepung applications lor 1 br HUO subsidIZed apr lor elderly and handi capped EOH 304 675-6679 Unlurn1shed 2 Bedroom, Carport, Stove, Refrigerator, DIShwasher. $275/Mo $275 DepoSit, 61~·446· 3888, 6t 4-446 4491 450 Furnished Rooms Rooms lor rent week or month Starlmg at $1 20/mo Gall1a Holel 614· 44&9580 Sleepmg rooms w1th cook.1ng Also trailer space on r~ver All hook ups Call after 2 00 p m , 304·773-5651 MasonWV 460 Space lor Rent Campground Membership Camp From Coast To Coast US /Canada $4 00 Per N1ghl API Arl1hated Pets lor Sale Groom Snop -Pet Groommg Fea tur1ng Hydro Bath Ju11 e Webb Call614--446 0231 Pd $3,600, Sacrahce $425, 1·800- 2311·0326 5 CocMbels, 614 388--8714 Cemetary tots, Graenbonom, WV, 41ots, $600 fer all 304 576 2380 A.KC beautiful Chow Chow pup p1et· black, blue and white, $2001 ea , 614·992·7574 Concrete & Plae1tc Septic Tank1, 300 Thru 2 000 Gallons Ron Evans Enterpnses, Jac:kson, OH 1-800.537·9528 Dtsne~ area 5dayt4 hotel n1ghts, use any t1me Paid $310, sell $100 304 343-9455 AKC Boston terner pupptes, 2 g~rls 2 boys, wh!le collars ready to go, call 614·992 3752 or 614 992-3965 AKC Cocker Span1e1 Pups, $50 Each H Ser i es Farmalt $700, Brush Hog 1200 Both $800 614 Elecu tc Wheelchatrs /Scooters New /Used Scooter tWheelc:half L1f1s, Sta~rway Elevators, lift Cha~rs. Bowman's Homecare, 814 446-7283 387 7001 E1erc1se Mach1ne, S~25, 614 388·8293 A.KC Reg1stered Ronwe1ter pup PIBS, born 815195 $300, had firS[ shot& AKC female (mother). tl'lree years old, good ¥ftlh ehtld· ren, $150,514 742 3802 Fuewood For Sale $40 P1ck· lJp Delivered, $30 P1ck·Up, 614·379 2756 FOR SALE Ad ler Royal 210 C Cop1er · $550, Recond 1t1oned New Drum And Developer 614 446 4514, Mon Ft1, 8 AM TO 5 RM. Alpme CD Player, 2-12· MTX Road Thunder Pros In Hatchbado; Box, Rocktord Foagare Punch 40 Amplifier MTX Thunder 280 Am· pl1l1er, 614 448 - 8778 Alter 6 30 AKC Reg Dalmatian pupp1es shOtS & wormed $200 304·675 5553 AKC Reg•stered Cocker Spaniel Puppies, $150, 6 14-370.2728 German Shepherd Pure White AKC Bor" 8fl7 195 $375 614· 286 8753, 614 523-8965 Lookmg tor a llea·t1c:k shampoo that kills lleas monthlr Ilea pro· grams cant? Ask R&G Feed & Supply at 614 992 2164 about HAPPY JACK PARACIDE sham RM poo Conta1ns NO pyrethnns' Heallhmaater 750 Dual Acton E• erclse Bicycle , Just L1ke New I Hardly Ever Usedl $60, 614·247 2032 Evenings Or Leave Mea 570 sage Hell furnace, 150,000BTU. good cone!, $125 304-675-6436 H1-Effe<aency L P Or Natural Gas 92% Furnaces 100,000 ' BTU $1,250 Installed, 1·800·287-6308 614-446·6308, Duct Systems And A1r Cond1tione1'1 Frae Esomates. Tra1ler lor on Braod Run Rd, New Haven, $60tm 304 773 5881 JET AERATION MOTORS 470 Wanted to Rent "Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Stock Call Ron Evans, 1 lll0-537·9528 Wanted House Fo r Rent , 2, ·3 Bedrooms Galhpohs V•c•M~. Be mg Transferred 2 Adults, 1 Child, · Kenmore ~--~~~~--~-­ Gas Dryer Good Condl 304 273-203e Building Supplies tflc Furnace $375 Whlr\podl waahmg Machme $60 614 4461451 t10n, $75, 614· 446· 7503 Musical Instruments Bach trumpet, uaecl very little, excellent condition, pa1d $400 new. sell $325 call f!14 985-4489 Bundy alto saxophone. very good condllton, w1th mustc stand thai has never beet'! used and extras, 614 949 2272 Bundy Clarr net Excellent Cond1 11on $180, B14·446 - 7691 Even ongs Bundy Ctannet Very Good Con· d111on , Newly Re Padded $200, 614--448 2109 Trumpet Bach TR -300 Usi:td Very Lilli•. New $645 Sell For $200, 6,4-245-5870 Musical Instruments Wanted to buy good use d flute 814 9Q2-2633after6 pm Fruits & Vegetables 580 Whtte 112 Runner Beans Pump· k1ns, Pota toes Cress Greens Corn FOdder, 6 14 446-94>42 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 1983 Ford Ranger pickup 2 3 4 auto 68,000m1, $1 ,200 or trade !or 4·wheeler 304-576 · 1990 Ford Ranget XLT, 29 htre 6 cy l 5 speed, a1r, bedliner, new t1res. alum1num rims , bl~. $-4800 614·992 2335 1994 Astra Van, loaded, $21,800, will sell lor loan pay(lll, 614·992· 5119 1994 MF 231 ·218 Hrs 1978 JD 2940 · 2700 Hrs MF 135 Gas 1988 JD 2355 -2300 Hrs , 2 Nl Corn Pickers 11 Ft Brush Cutter 3 Yrs Old H&S V Tank Spread IH Used 3 Mo nths New Hay Wrapper $5 500 Used Gra1n Dnlls New 3 Pt Ferti11Z&r Spreaders $375 Used 3 Pt D1sk. Mower Cond1110ner $2 ,995 JD 24T Bale( · :S995 New JO 40 50 60 75 ·tOO HP Tractors Great Pnt:::e!l 7 9% F.nanc.ng, Year End Sale On Hay Equ•pment, Lo w Rate F~nane~ng Year End Sate On Lawn Tractors No Payments Or Interes t T•l March 1, 1996 Carm~t:haels Farm & Lawn 1·800·504·1 111 614-446·2412 AC comb1ne wfcorn head & table Two gra·m~ beds Also straw lor sale 304-675·5086 Otsc ount farm tractor parts tor Massey Ford, IH. & others S1d8f'S Equ1pment Co , Hender son WV 304 675-7421 or 1·800· 271 3917 lnierni"I1Dnal 7513 D1esel Tractor $4 995 964 D1ese1 •PS, L1ve PTO, $3,995, Sears 12 HP Lawn Trac· tor $295, Case Lawn Tractor $295 814·266-6522 M F 17·hole gra1n drtll Wtlh lert1bz er and grass seed bolCes, 614 · 949 2574 630 Reg black angus bulls 7mO('IIhs 10 3yrs of age Reg black angus bred hetlers and ~earling halters 3::14·675-2098 Reg1stered Quarter Horse Yearly F1lly Our 01 ~a~ 8 Doc lncenttve Fund Should Make l;xcellent Ev· ent Or Cow Horse $1 500, 614 379·2932 Two reg•stered Angus bulls. 22 2-4 months old at so, 8 yearling regiStered Angus bulls pr~ced to sale, 614-742 3033 640 Prem1um 18"4 altalla hay, 2nd cut. $80/ton Morgan's Farm 304 · 937 2016 Sept only WE AAVETO SEE IF fiE MAKES Tl115 SMALL SLAM .. WAIT! 304· 773 5109 . 750 Boats & Motors lor Sale 1989 Cobra Ft9h & Ski Boat, 150 HP Outboard Uotor, Depth Fmd er. Built In CB & AMfFM Stereo Lots Of Extras• $6,000. 614 256 6095 71 0 Au los lor Sale '86 Toyota Cehca, red, 170 000 mles, rebuilt at 100,000, 5 speed, 4 c~l , $2995, 61•· 992· 2258 or 61<-992 6314 1972 ChfNelle SS 614-985-4306 1974 Mustang II, V-6, auto one owner ret1tled , good cond1t1on. asktng $1200 must sen 614·992· 5407 1978 Nova 4 Door Runs Good, Manr New Parts. $950 t4 446 - s ~1995 1984 Ford Crown V1ctor1a, good t:Oncl1110n $1795 614 992 6154 198-4 NISsan 50th Anni ve rsa ry, 300ZX Tu r bo, V-6, T· Top, N•ce, $2,800 OBO, 614 367·0138. 1985 Curlass Supreme 307 HO Auto Loaded, $2,900 , 1989 Cut tass CalaiS 2 5 Auto A1r PS, PB. PO $3,900 614·38~575 1985 ~onte Carlo 350, 4-barrel, axe body runs good, $1200 304 675·1987 1986 Ford Mus tang 70 000 Miles , 1986 For d Escort Both Good Shapel614-256-1761 1988 Shadow 119.000 Mtles $1,200 614·256-1233 fl,Ot.L itl~Ou61'1 Ttl~ GAif'S l'lf'~f'. w~ AS!' it! AT YOu PL.f'ASf !11··1 I. Auto Parts & Accessories I ' 11--.1._ .:.--'-'- \ Playing New gas tanks, one ton truck wheels, radiators, floor mats. etc 0 & A Auto, Ripley, WV 304·372· BORN LOSER .-! 00\ ~TO CQI-.ITRCX.. M.Y 3933 Of 1 800 273-9329 " E:A\tr-l(,, 00:.1011: WM\~ w~G wrrn ME. -z Campers & Motor Homes T 0 A fUl-l. AND C.OMP£.f'Tf' STOP ... 1 .. " IT~ 1>\YIYII'liON lllAT YOJ'Ii'HAII~ ~G fo..Sfld G 1.i FruSmTI().I ... WMT I~ ~I 1976 Prow ler 18' Buill In AC, Stove, Relng Good Cond1t1on, $1,000, 614-441-"243 or three aces and the heart 10 , ~_n._,.,,. 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CVTE·A · PffO!liA \1111\lOI!i THbNl, IT WOULD BoiMRISSISLE fOR ME 10 ENToR THIS 0Roor!NG C&C General Home Matn tenence- Palntmg. vmrl stdmg, carpentry, doors w1ndows, ba ths, mobtle home repe" and more For free esttmate call Chet, 614·992- ~4RD STORE, 6323 DRYWALL Hang, l1nt.sh, repa1r Ceilings rextur&d, plaster repair Call Tom 304 675-4186 20 years ~~~::=~::~==~===~~~I:G~raph :•:.c•per:::.:.•ence=:::._-______ Earls Home Maintenance, v1nyl Sldtng rool1ng, e~eleflor pa•nllng, power wash1ng, Free Est•mates, 6t4 992 4451 ASTRO·GRAPH Ron's TV Servtce, spec:1ahz•ng m Zemth also serv1t:tng most other brands House calls, 1·800· 797 0015, wv 304-576-2398 Match rna ker mst antly reveall.s.::!:p~ro::f:lle::,:~~~~ whtch s1gns are romantically perfect lor you Ma1l $2 75 to Matchmaker, c/o th1s newspaper P 0 Box 1758 Murray Htll Statton. New York. NY 10150 SCOfiPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) You won 't have to spend lots ol money 10day to ha\le Roof1ng and gutters commercial · and res1denttal, mmor repa1rs 35 yeatS expenence B&B ROOF lNG, 6 14-992·5041 a good ume Unfortunalely, you -rmght not believe th1s, much to the dtsmay of your wallet SAGITIARIUS (Nov 23·Dec. 21) Your oprntons mtght be much more tmportant lo you than to your peers today Try nOt to be overawed by the sound of your own 21~Aprll 19) If you lee! someone s takmg advantage of you today, lhe blame could be partially yours Avo1d 'putttng yourself tn poSittons where others can use you TAURUS (April 20.May 20) Assume per· ARIES (March sonal control of cnllcal developments today 1nstead of merely hop1ng 8\lery· th1ng Will take care of 11setl CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) On GEMINI (May 21.June 20) Words w•thoul achon won 't count for anylhtng today Instead at boasttng of your mtent1ons. develop an agenda and complete th1ngs one ~uep at a 11me CANCER (June 21.July 22) Keep pace numerous occas1ons your hunches are remarkably on targel , but th•s m ight not w1th your respons1billt~es today because rf you fall beh1nd, you coutd have a difhcult than complying With them Set a good example tf you expecl others to obey be the case today Let your Jogtc and pract1cahty lake precedence over you, 1n1urt•ve perceptions AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Although 1t ' s healthy to rema1n opttm1slic, keep your expectations withtn reahsttc bounds Do not expect to get fabulous returns 1n nsky srtualions PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) This mlghl be one or those days when per50r1s who flme catchtng up Do the wqrst asstgn· ments ltrsl LEO (July 23-Aug, 22) If your self-diSCI· pline IS a tr1fle lax loday. all your resolu· ttons and good 1ntenttons coukt go by the boards Don't be sell-tndulgent, be self· sulftcaent VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) At lhe leas!, polrtely listen to those who are 1nterested your commands Know where to look for make b i g prom1ses wtll deltver ltttle m your welfare when they offer adv1ce today . Much what they recommend romance and you'll f1nd 11 The Astro· Depend on lhe qUiet person With the low could help you Plumbing & Heating vo1ce I Thursday, Sept. 28 1995 In the year ahead. you mtght not ha\le many opportunities, but the ones you do have Will be ol very htgh quality What they offer w1ll make up for the1r lack tn numbers LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) Today you mtghl be much be1ter at 1SSu1ng orders F p PC K v.z w u 0 VM~KT.' or ! • ·.• YJGK KZZFBOPMB, PREVIOUS SOLUTION "Nobody should trv lo play comedy unless they have a ctrcus gmng on 1nsn:te"- Michael Curtiz WOlD OAMI 0 horronge l&tters of tho four scrambled words bolow to form four words I 0 R 1 II. Q I I' I I I I A MNUR I' I I I ....;T,..:.I.,.:.L...:M;....:.I.,....~~N:,' I'. I. I. I. ,. Com plete the ; huckle quoted bv l dl1ng m the m•ss•ng words you develop fr om step Nc 3 below P~INT NUM8E~ED LE7TE~S IN 7HESE SQUARES SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS (614) 448 0670 Or (614) 237· APpliance Parts And Serv1ce All Name Brands Over 25 Years E.'ll· per~ence All Work Guaranteed, French Cny Maytag 614 · 446· C ME T F 0 C ~; r- no n Uncond•Uonalltletlme guarantee local references lurn1shed Call 0468 Rogers WarerJ)t'oof1ng Es· tabltshed 1975 NJOFH UNSCRAMBLE A80VE LET7ERS TO GET ANSWER a.nl"\t + ereJi • 49 51 52 53 r I I~-.,~~~,5;....~,-=....;.1:._.,~--1 r • 381nvltatlo~ 8 a . 24 Exchon•· premium. 25 Popper'l' feature C) SERVICES IWDrd 21 Precious. companion 3 Blt;NATE · 26 Skirt L-J.-..1.._J.-..1.._ j__.J Camp~r !of sate, 20' Aluma Ltte, good cond111on, $2200 n-eg , 614· 992 2773 after Spm, or weekends Freeman s Heattng And Cooling Jnsta!lalton And Serv1ca EPA Cerhhed Commerc1al Ascend 0 ur son was depressed overthelosongstreakofhosball . leam Hos grandfather lold htm .----------------~:....., that no success or failure IS j: A L H R necessanly • . · .. YOO"? 1977 Ford 460 241t camper, cru1se, 2 BitS, 4kw onan, top earn· er, cassetTe rad10, 4 awnmgs Will accept small standard transmiS· SIOil car on trade 304-675-3035 820 Moran 60 61 62 63 sax hearts , afler wmnmg the first tnck w1th .f11s spade ace as the cards he South does best to play a club to the dummy But he actually ruffed h1s remaon1ng spade Then came a heart to the queen and king Now Rosenkranz made the ktllmg play of h1s last spade lf declarer ruffed in the dummy, he would have only two trumps left on each hand, unable to combat West's three 'But afler South ruffed m hand, he could no longer p1ck up West's heart 10. South cashed tift> heart ace, gettmg the bad news Then he couldn't do better than play on clubs, fimshmg one down . Watch out for the yes -yes ruff-and· S~ ATS lJNTI£. I !'If' , tlO~ff HAS WMf 1986 Pontiac 6000 Runs Good $900 614 44e 6669 vJf L•~9.J.I-J..l....J..I 1994 Chevy p1Ck·U~ lactory C&lt alurrllnum whee ls 304·675·2359 from 7 9pm 810 Drivers' org. cxpenenL-ed players king I cannot help feelmg that South should have bid four clubs over three spades, wh1ch m1ghl have got them to the laydown s1x clubs fl.rMAirJ 1('1 YOLJfl, Square bates $1 $2 Round bates :S15ea 304 675 3960 TRANSPORTATION . four aces ... ArJt> AS Glastron run·a·bout, 85 hp Mer cur'} outboard, runs sweet, tan · dem axle tra1ter, asktng $1200, 614 992 2001 790 - FRANK & ERNEST 1988 Rmker Captiva 1811, open bow 4 3 L vmy goDd cond . wllh tra1ler, $6,200 304-675 7791 Hay & Grain Large Square Bales 01 M1.'11ed Hay S1 2511:ach 614-245-5445 Motorcycles more concedmg a rufl-and·d1scard when you have taken all your sode-suit tr1cks Then the defense's only chance for ex· tra tricks os in the trump smt, and the ruff and·d1scard m1ght weaken declar· er's trump holdmg Dr George Rosenkranz, Mextco's top player, spotted an tdeal chance for a ruff-and·d1scard m this deal from the IMP Pa1rs at the Summer Nationals m New Orleans ~ That was some b1dd1ng by North no-trump was Roman Key Card Blackwood , South's reply show1ng all 1989 Polar~s 250 trail boss $1,500 1987Yamaha 225$1.500 760 20 Opened wide 22 Ecol . gp 23 Scrutinize 24Ho,.. .. 54 Crude rubber 56 Egress 58 Cob•• 59 Actress- learn , there JS an excellent lime for TELL TI-lE SCI-IOOL SUS TO 1985 CR250 all new pariS, must sell 304 675-:Kl31 Livestock Freezer Beet, 614·245-1500, 614 245-5207 However, as PEANUTS OhKJ 740 !j8nUO 53 Begmner s are taught that one shouldn t g1ve declarer a ruff.and·diS· card that 11 os a no-no defense 730 Vans & 4-WDs 14hp Economy Garden tractor w/ tur n1ng plow cu l tivators snow! garden blade , $2800 304 6 75· 2217 12 Boxing hit 13 Hawaiian lnatrumente 14 Workers' 11sn 15 Motion picture 16 Clnclnnad bell club 17 Lion's homo 18 Mosquito By Phillip Alder 1995 Chevy S-10, 9,000 Mil es, 614 446-2706 Afret 6 PM 610 Farm Equipment 9 Aafar -know The no-no play wins again 2984 ,, ' • 5 3 2 1 FavorHiam 5 Twowheeler Anawer to Previous Puute Vulnerable Netther Dealer South South West North East 2NT Pass 3t 3 .. Pass 4 NT Pass 4• All pass Pass 6 • s• Opemnglead •9 c~ l 1990 Dodge Ram Van B-250 72,000 M11es, $6,000, Can B& Seen AI Gallipolis Dally Tribune, 825 Thnd Avenue, Gall1polts MUST SELL DUE TO ILL HEALTH household goods, car parts. lawn mower pans am1ques, some gfV8Bway 1tems McGrath Rd: , Pomeroy, follow slgls Will also take offers on home ancl acreage 614 992·4271 0727 Antiques 570 Merchandise Queen Size Waterbec:J 1Sot1d Wood Frame, Headboard, M1rror Cabmels f.t1rror, Linear Wave· tess Manress $225 , 614·446- 7 p 1ec:e L1vmg Room Set fSola. 2 cnarrs , Ottoman Coffee Table, 2 End Tables, Excellent condition, $200 614·446·245 1 Alter 6 Or 614 446 3547 Oakwood Apatlm&nt, 1 Bedroom Elltt:18nt:y, located Berween Galli polls & Holzer Hosp•tal Rent Plus Utlltltes, No Pets, 614·446 2055 After6 PM •J 8 . 7 •A 9 6 4 3 Statnle!ls steel Ruger, new model, 22 LR! WMR combo Stngle SIX, $150 614·992 2088 Furnished Elf tcl enCy $235/Mo Ut1ht1es Pa1d, 920 Fourth Avenue Ga!hpol1s 614· 446 4416 Aher 7 PM BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT Grac1ous l1v1ng 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VIllage Manor and R1vers1de Apartments tn Middle port From $232· $355 Call 614 992 5064 Equal Housing Oppor runmes .. 2 •KQJ1 0753 •A 4 •A Q 9 tA K 6 LAYNE"S FURNITURE Complet& home turmshmga Hours Mon · Sal, 9·5 614 -446· 0322, 3 miles out Bulavil le P1ke Free Delivery 520 EAST SOUTH Wu hers, dryers, refngerators, range& Skaggs App lia nce!, 76 Vme Street, Call 614 446 -7398, 1-8()0.499·3499 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE WEST 69 8 6 •K tO 6 4 • Q J 10 8 4 \ USED 3 Ton Lenno• Heat Pump & El~· Gal lis Manor Apartments Now Accepting Appllce!IOns For 1 Bedroom HUD, Subsidised Apart· ments, For Elderly And Hand• capped Eq\l al Hous•ng Oppor tuM•ry 614 446·4639 • 9 7 •KQ t075 IM GOI~ 1t:l I.UAIT R::R 11-\E." AR':>T Q:JO\fi!TER EAAJ.JI.¥5S ~ e£~ l ca:JDE 10 SEE IT 1992 Plymouth Sundance .t Door, Auto, 70,000 "!ilea 55,000, OBG, ers, Wl l! deliver locally $100 304· 9 27-95 • 2 •J 8 53 2 flow. 661 1664 Th1rd Gathpohs 2 Bed room! New Appliances, Carpet $300/Uo t Month DepoSit, No Pets, 614·245·9595 Furnished 2 Rooms & Downstairs, Ulthtles Furntshed, Clean, No Pet& Relerence, De posl t Reqwed, 614·446-1519. NORTH n95 ~ Bedroom Apartment, Apphanc· es FurniShed 1 Block From Downtown Gall1pol1s 614 446- Senrra, .t ely , 4 sp , car. $1000 cbo, 614· App l1ance5 Recond 1t1on61d Was hers Dryers Ranges, Refrl grators, 90 Day Guarantee ! French Clly Maytag 614· 446· 1 and 2 b.tdroom apartments lur mshed and unlurntshed sec:unty depos1t requ~red. no pets 614 992·2218 1 Bedroom Furn•sh&d Apartment Ou1et Clean, Central Hear, Atr Pnvate Parking Mamtenance Free 614 446 2602 Three bedroom home 1n cou ntr~. Whiles Hill Rd, Rutland, one bath In-ground pool 614-992 5067 WHICH MM£.6 HI~ VfAA FUANrfURE GOV'T FORECLOSED Homes Pnce Buster! New t4x70, 2 or 3br Only $995 down, S1951'month Free delivery & setup Onl~ at Oakwood Homes, N1tro WV 304 755-5885 This newspaper w.tll not 2 Bedroom In Porter Area De pos11 & Ut1ltbes, 614 388 9162 4639 304·937 3119 All real estate ad\ler11slng In INS newspaper Is SUbiect to the Federal Fair Housing Act ol1968 which makes It Hlegat fo actvenlse ~any preference, limitation or dlscrtmtnatlon based on race. color, 1ellglon, sex tamlllal status or natkln&l ~ ol'lgln, or any Intention to make any sucl'l preference. Nrpllatlon or dlscl'lmlnatlon • 1972 12x6 5 2 Bedrooms Clean M m From Holzer 10~16 Storage Su•ld1ng No Pets Oepos11 Call After 5 PM 614 446 3838 44e 2573 In Middleport 2-3 bedroom house, rwo hvmg rooms kitchen, laundry room and bath $1tuated on 100x200 corner lot, also has uUIItiBS, hookup for trailer, call 614·992-6465 ' 45631 __ 3 Bedrooms, State Rou1e 1o41 10 Miles Out Gallipolis, 24x32 Ga· rage, New Heat Pump & Furnace, In Ground Pool. New Satellite Otsh, Galha County local School Distnct 614 379-2410 General Maintenance, Pamttng, Yard Work Windows Washed Gutlers Cleaned Light Hauling, Commer~cal Re!11derlt1al, Steve• 814 a861 ..::..:....:....A_ID_A_S_S_OC_:IA:..J_IOO ____ I ralled Window Cleaning, lns1de! :::::::.:.::..::.::.:.::::..__ sell, 814-992-8100 For Penn1es On $1 Oelmquent Taw Aepo·s REO !I Vour Area Toll Free (1 ) 800 698-9178 Ext H-2814 For Current lisnngs. Georges Portable Sawm1ll, don'l haul your logs to the m1ll JUS! call 304·675-t957 s bath , above ground pool , neat pump, appro• 2 acres , pr1ce to Do You Need A Break From House Work? Would Vou L1ke To Come Home From Work And Relax Call P&Js Cleamng 614·38881931614·388·8269 Admlmsrrauve Secretary · Full T1rne Position tmmed1are Open 1ng For Sell O~rected IndiVI dual Possessmg SkillS In Shorthand t Speed Wntmg, Typing, PC Litera· cy W1th Spreadsheet, Word Pro cessing Software Knowledge Pr~· or E11ecuttve Secretary Eapen· ence An Asset Send Resume To Holzer Chnlc, Human Resources, 90 Jackson P1ke, Gallipoli S OH AVON CHRISTMAS SALES 3 bedroom house, 1n Bradbury 2 510 Broyh~ l bl ue ccucn wfmauve Rental hQuses· one two bedroom and one three bedroom tn Pamer· oy IWCI bedroom house tn t.l tddle~orl Send re sponses e1o The Datly Senttnel , PO 801( 729 14 Pomero~. OhiO 45769 · "?pm, Mt 41to Auct•on , At 2 33 ! ~"Cfonroads· New merchand•se, grocenes & lots more Ed Fraz•&r PHILLIP ALDER weter m1mm11 42 Opposite of poll 43 JFK alght 44 - Grande 46 Actreaa Arden 48 Vault 50 Enraged !nd•go · Quell · CIVIl· Stupid · GIVE IT An elderly aunt was very cntocal Granny says that those who apprecoate the value of construclove cntocosm most are usually those who GIVE IT �• 'Country Tonight' program set for festival DANCERS - P.rfurming with clogging and other dance routines at 7 p.m. on Saturday night of the Big Bend Sternwheel Festival tq tunes like uol~ Lon~.~ome Me," "'I Didn't Even Know Her Name" and uwe Shall Rt: Frre" will be, len to right, front, Kristen Wright; second row, Danielle Crow and Holly Williams; third row, Lauren Anderson, J>oiult:tte Harrison and Jodi ~Gla~; rourth ro.w, Rhonda HannallS, Dehhie EYans, Sarah Anderson, Erin Krawsczyn. Among the featured entertainment at the Big Bend Sternwheel Festival. Oct. 5 through 7 will be "Country Tonight," a musical program directed by Paulette Harrison and Sharon Hawley. The program to be presented at 7 p.m. on Saturday night on the barge will inclul.lc clogging and other dance numbers fwm several former members of the Shady River Shufflers . Although. no longer performing as a tcrun, some members of the group have come back to emertain festival goers . Featured will be special dance numbers by Danielle Crow and Holly Williams, as well a~ routines by Laura Anderson, Sarah Anderson, Jodi Glass, Rhunt.la Hanna,t1s, Ashley Hannahs, Kay Hemsley, Erin Krawsciyn, Shannon Price, Kristen Wright, and Paulette Harri- son. Vocal selections will also be included by several L11ented Meigs Countians, Opening the show will be Srun Cowan's version of ''Proud Mary" in a tribute to the sternwheelers. Amy Rouse will . sing a Patsy Clines hi~ "Sweet Dreams ." Eight year-old Jordan Shank will perfonn "Be My Baby Tonight." Also included in the show will be Dixie Sayre singing the "Tennessee Waltz" ,backed up by dancers Gerald and Mary Powell. A newcomer to the show will be nine year-old Bohbie Sue Napper of Harrisonville, who will be per, forming 11 Any Man of Mine:· Other vocalisls ami songs will be: B.J . Smith, "And Still"; Kelly Grueser, "Love Will Save the Day"; Sharon Haw ley and Amy Perrin, "Does He Love You"; Amy Rouse, "Half Way Down"; Sam Cowan, "I Didn't Even Know Her Name." Background singers v;ill he Pam Nease, Rochelle Jenkins, Marlena Staats, Monica Zurcher, and .J ason Riley. Bishop announc~s assignm·ent changes in October ~ A.signment changes taking place on Oct. 5 in the Catholic Diocese of Steubenville, of which Meigs County is a part, were announced today by Bishop Gilbert I. Sheldon. The ch:mges include the leave of ahsence of Monsignor Terrence A. Travis. Pastor of St. Peter Parish in Steubenville; the appoinunent of Monsignor George W. Yontz, pas· tor of St. John and St. Michael Parishes in Bellaire, as pastor or St. Peter and St. Stanislaus l"drishes in Steubenville; and the naming of Father Richard Bauocletti, current· ly l'arochial Vicar for St. Peter's, as Parochial Vicar for St. Stanis· taus Church. Father Thomas Chillog will continue as P-arochial Vicar to both parishes and will retain his a."signmenls in lhe dioce- san Tribunal and Office of War·. ship. In conformity with the guidelines for clustering of parishes, _the three priests will take up residence Wednesday, September 27, 1995 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Page 12 • The Daily Sentinel The King Fellowship. Monsignor George W. Yontz has also been appointed as Dean of Annunciation Deanery, effective Oc1. 5. He was Dean of Queen of Hotline he Sentinel News To offer story suggestions, 992-2156 report late-breaking news and offer news FALL '/• PRICE SPECIAL GLAMOUR PHOTOGRAPHY IS COMING TO ... MANE IMAGE === TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3 12-16 Pose Selection! Session Fee '19. 99 NOW ONLY $9.95 Fun For All Ages! Peace Deanery before the assign· ment change·. His term will expire 111/99. Monsignor Gene W. Mullett has been appointed Dean of Queen of CELEBRATE THE SAVINGS DURING OUR at one location. In other changes Monsignor Gene W. Mullett, pastor of St. Anthony's Church in Steubenville, will become pastor of St. John and St. Michael Parishes in Bellaire. The parishes of Holy Name Cathedral and St. Anthony will be clustered under the pastorate or Very Reverend Timothy Shannon. currently pastor and rector at Holy Name Cathedral. Father Kevin Greenwood has been appointed Parochial Vicar to both parishes, retaining his primary assignments f.is Diocesan Director of Vocations and Parochial Vicar to Msgr. Roger· Fays, pastor of Servants of Christ An nt 1969 ale 1995 THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY SEPTEMBER. 28th, 29th & 30th . OPEN 9 A.M. 'TIL 9 P.M. SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL HOMES OVER 20 HOMES ON DISPLAY . SPECIAL 7% APR FINANCING FANTASTIC SAVINGS WHITNEY SMITH • I Smith marks birthday Whitney Smith celebrated her seventh birthday on Sept. I0 with a party at her home. A Pocahontas theme was carried out for the party. Attending were her parents, Junior and Rita Smith, her sister, Megan Smith, Dud and Wanda Vining, grandparents, Goldie Graham, great-grandmother; Terri, . Shannon and Matthew Smith, Sherri, Corey. and Chrisl<lpher Daist, Jessica Wright, Theresa, Erinne, and Dani'elle Kennedy, Mary, Erica and David Poole, Vicky, 1arrod, and Tracy McKinney, Kelly and Kaylee Milam, Dru Reed, Dyana Hawthorne, Robert Grover, an~ Betsy and Dyana Hawthorne. Andrea Grueser sent n gift. Society ·scrapbook ROUSH REUNION The Gideon and Artemesia Roush reunion was held on Sept. 17 atStar Mill Park, Racine. There were 88 present at U1is year's reunion. Rev . Brian Harkness gave U1e ble~s ing on the dinner. The oldest woman in attendance was Gladys Shields: the oldest man attending was Walter Roush; the youngest attending was Dillon Roush . . Mrs. Lester Roush had the most family members present. while Charles McDade from Troy was the one who traveled farthest. Next year's reunion will be held on tlle third Saturday on Septcm,ller. LET US GET YOU ·INTO YOUR HOME QUICKLY. EASY FINANCING AVAILABLE. SPECIAL LOW PRICES LOW PAYMENTS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY UNTIL YOU STOP HERE! We Recommend The Electric Heat Pump With All Our Models IT HEAlS, IT COOLS, IT SAVES. CHECK YOUR � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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