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An additional There will be games, <!oar prizes, a half-chicken, baked beans, potato Buckley, so11 of Mr. and MrS. 40 sllldellta will be offered med•list country store and food, followed by salad and roll. Pies and cakes are William Buckley, Pomeroy, was scholanhips, which tover the cost a dancefflllll 8-11 p.m. " exga. r one of 791 academically talenleli of in-lillie tllition, this year valued Ht'gh" high school seniors who have at$2,799. SALEM CENTER . - Star RACINE • The Southe"' " · FRIDAY •" applied for admission to OSU to be Both typeS of scboWships will REEDSVILLE - Eden United Grange and Star Junior Grange will School Sports Banquet will be held awai'ded the scholarships. . inco~te the $1,000 University Brethren Church will have revival meet·in regular session Satorday at Sunday at I p.m. All athletes, parSix hundred of theni willllliw scholilnhips. All three awards ~ "with Betsy and Peter Martindale 8 p.m. at the grange hall. Inspec- ents and their guests invited. compete for presidential and renewable for three additional and family through Sunday. Spe- . lion will be held and finl!l plans " POMEROY - First Southern medalist sc(lolarships. In early yeaJS if the sllldellt mainlairui a 3.2 will be made-for the chicken barbe· Baptist '-cial music nightly at 7 p.m. will hold revival March those students went to the .or better grade pcint average and cue and dedication ceremony on serv~es Church Sunday through Thursday · Columbus campus for a day to lake satisfactmy academil; jliogteas. RUTLAND • Revival•at Rutland April 18. Potluck refreshments. All at 7 p.m. Pastor Lamar O'Bryant an essay examination and visit · Students were selected for the Freewill Baptist Church with Bob members urged to.liltend. invites·the public. Evangelist will ail:as of interest A coml!littee of University scholarships from Stewart will run through Friday. be Ronde! Martin, Columbus; and Ohio State faculty mentbers is"now among those who have applied for Wll.KESVILLE • There will be soloist will be Morris Wood, ·. reviewing lhe easays, along with a fl'eshman admission 10 Ohio State's Pastor Paul Taylor inviteS the puba sm. orgasbord dinner 4t the Gainesville, Ga. lic. portfolio of other information for ' Columbus campus for autumn WillcesviDe Pytliian Hall on Satuteach student - including high qusrter 1993. In general they rank · GALLIPOLIS • There will be a day at4 "p.m. Costs is $5 for adults BURLINGHAM The Bitrlingschool grades and activities, slllil- among the top three pm:ent of their bean and cornbread dinner on the and $2.50 for children. Public ham Modem Woodmen of America dardized test scores and a personal high school cl•ssc:s and have ft;Cf . second floor of the Masonic Tem- invited. Camp 7320 Js having a potluck statement · scores of 28 or higher or SAlT ple on Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 April 10 at 6:30 p,m. at the · ')'en students will be offered "· HARRISONVILLE - The Har- . Burlingham Mod.ern W?odmen presidential scholarship which scores of 1250 or higbee. p.m. The cost is $3 for the dinner · or $1 for a hot dog. Dine-in or risonville Lodge No. 411 F&AM Hall~ The camp will furruSb ham, carry-out available. The dinner is will meet Saturday at 7:30 .p.m . eggs, tolls, coffee and pop. There . sponsored by the Gallipolis Order Refreshments will· be served. All will be no charge for this activity. . "master masons invited. of the Eastern Star. " Public invited. " A1atl Dershowitz: Tyson 's auor,: ' Anglers across the state Wl\re LONDON (AP)- Now gel Ibis POMEROY The Meigs Counwarned they would have a diffiCult ney, Thursday a newspaper POMEROY • The Middlepcrt RUTLAND - The choir of the straight Bill Wyman's son plans to time fi11ding fishable, waters reponsaid ty Pomona Grange will have a bake that boxer was. gomg 10 Presbyterilll\ Church will have its Rutland Church of the Nazarene marry Wyman's former. mother-in- because of record snowfall and the convert wasthe sale and craft sale at Big Wheel on false. law, British newspapers say. annual Easter craft at.~d bate sale at Saturday at 10 a.m. Members are will present "Hosanna", and "Wave spring melt. · · "I spoke to Mike Tyson 15 min· British tabloids carried photos the Palms" on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. the local Sears Middleport reminded to bring items to Big Clinton didn't leave emptyutes ago and he ilaid it was ~om­ Thursday of 30-year'Oid Stephen ·on Friday and Sat ay .during - The children will give a special Wheel be\Ween 9 and 10 a, !'I· handed. He was paid $4,000 for his pletely false, •• he said. ''He is Wyman on the dance floor with . store hours. . presentation and the congregation trip to Sullivan County and expert Mike Tyson, he is not changing his will sing "In .the New Jerasulem." Patsy Smith. She's repcrte<l to be RACINE The parsonage comfly fiSherman Art Lee gave Clinton name and not converting. Someone POMEROY - Th.c Pomeroy Beverly Adkins will sing a special in'h& late 40s. mittee of Southern Cluster No. 2, some poinJers and a bo. x of ffi, e s. is i::irc . . ting false . s i.Oijes.l' Merchants Association will spcnThe .newspapers quoted friends solo. Roscoe is about 80 mileS southThe New York: Post, citing a of the two as saying they intend to sor its Eighth Annual Spring Fash- l)nit"ed Methodist Church, wil! have a bake sale at Home National west of Albany. · source it did not name, said Tyson ion Show on Friday at 7:30 p.m. at TUPPERS PLAINS • "Behold marry next year. Bank in Racine on Satorday beginwas going to con ve~t.within 11 Pomeroy Elementary. Tickets are the Man" will J!e presented by the "Bill Wyman,. 56, former bass ning at8 a.m. This will be held rain INDIANAPOUS (AP)Mike month and. change hts name to $4. The publicis encouraged to Walnut Sueet Church of Christ, player for the Rolling Stones, was Tyson is learning about Islam in or shine. Malik Abllul Aziz. Malik is Arabic attend. Belpre, at the Tuppers Plains divorced in" Noyember from prison, oot'he has no .Plans to conforking. ' Church of Christ on Sunday at 3 Smith's daughter, 22-year-old RUTLAND • There will be a v~. his teaehec and hiS lawyer say. SYRACUSE • A free communiMandy Smith, after nearly two p.m. Public invited. 1 ty immunization clinic will be dance at the Rutland 'American • ~ yoors of marriage. offered at the Syracuse Fire Legion Hall on Saturday from 8 LOTIRIDGE - There will' be a He is ''absolutely· spitting with Department on Friday from 1-3 p.m. to !l)idnight Music will be by smorgasbord dinner at .,the Lot- rage" over the wedding plans. the ' p.m.; "at the Bashan,Fire Depart- Pure Country Band. Public invited. tridge Community Center on Sun- - Dail)' Express quoted an unidentiment from 9-11 a.m.; and at the day from noon to 1:30'P.m. Carry- lied Wyman aide as saying. It also IS POMEROY - The Ladies Craft out available. Cost is $5 for adults, quoted the bride-to-be as saying: Reedsville Fire Department from '"• 12:30-3 p.m . Children liges two Circle of the Sacred Heart Catholic "$2.50 for children wider 12. Every- "I've made no secret of the fact I Church will have a pre-Easter craft months and up must show proof or one welcome. don'tlile Bill- or Bimbo Bill as I . ' AT THE call him. But Stephen is different" an imrrfunizanon record. ·" . sale Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 !( p.m. at the church"basement on MIDDLEPOR:T • The First Bap: TUPPERS PLAINS - There will Mulberry Avenue. Crafts and list Church of Middleport will pre- .. ROSCOE, N.Y. (AP)- Roger lie a round and square dance Friday homemade noodle~ will be fea~ sent the cantata/drama "The Day Clinton, the president's brother, from 8-11:30 p.m. at the Tuppers tored. Public invited." He Wore My Crown" on Sunday at 1 had more luck catching flies than Plains VFW. Hall spcnsored by the I·" 7 p.m. The church is located at the he did hooking trout on the soggy BURLINGHAM - The Bedford . corner of Sixth and Palmer. The f)l'sl day of New York's trout sea5th &: Main St. • 992-2914 .ladies auxiliary. t.1usic. will be tmr vided by Heritage Express. Callers Township Volunteer Fire Depart- play portrays the death, burial and. son ". "A iJreat place to meet a Friend" The·first brother donned waders will be Red Carr and Melido Cross. ment Committee will hold a bake resurrection of Jesus Christ through sale Saturday. , Everyone welcome. drama and song. Everyone wel- and entered J 1111ction Pool near ' 8:15a.m. Worship 1 Roscoe hoping for fli'St·timers luck. come. I' RUTLAND - Final sign-up for LONG BOTI'OM - There will But he came up fiShless. 9;30 a.m. Sunday School Clinton, a bass fishennan, said it be a round and square dance at the the Rutland Youth League for the LONG BOTIOM • Evangelist • 10:30 a.m. Worship 11 Long Boaom Community Buildi~g 1993 season wiD be Sawrday at the Willian\ Villers will be at the Mt was the first time he'd handled a • ~ on Friday from 8-11 P..m. Mustc Rutland Civic Center from 10 a.m. Olive Community Church in Long fly rod. :. will be provided by • Out of the to noon. Anyone who has not par- Bouom on Sunday at7 p.ni. Pas19r B h · · th bl' ·Blue." Ronnie Wood will "be the ticipated needs a copy oftheir birth La wrence us mvtteS e pu IC. caller. Refreshments will be served. Certificate. Registration fee is "$10, c~ is S3 siltgle, $.5 couple. not to exceed $25 per family. · CHESTER • The Chester Ball RACINE • The awards ceremo· Association will meet Sunday at LONG BOTIOM - Faith Full 3:30 p.m. at the Chester gymnasiGospel Church in Long Bottom ny for the Southern Junior High um. All parents are urged to attend. will have preaching and singing School Athletic !loosters will be MIDDLEPORT • Revival will ' · Friday at 7 p.m; with David Dailey, Saturday at 6 "p.m. A dance will be held Sunday through Wednes- · evangelist. and local singers. Pastor follow for the athletes. Steve Reed invites the public. FelHARRISONVILLE _ There will day at 7 p.m. nightly at the Hope lowship will foDow. · Baptist Church in Middleport. Rev. " be a carnival at Harrisonville Ele- Fred Hill, director Qf Missions for mentary on Saturday. Dinner will the State of Ohio, will be the ev-anSATURDAY TIJPPERs PLAINS • The Will- be served at 5 p.m. followed by geliSL MONDAY . ing Workers of St. Paul United games from 6-8:30 p.m. There will POME:In>Y • A beef clinic Methodist Church, Tuppers Plains, · also be door prizes, a white ele~t table and a bake sale. Further h1 8 will hold a bake sale Saturday at 9 mformation may be obtained by " . q~eeting Will be e d Monday at • a.m. in the church basement. calling the school at 742-3000. "p.m . at the Meigs High School library. SYRACUSE - There will be a spaghetti dinner at Carleton School SUNDAY LETART - Clean-up of the in Syracuse on Saturday from 5-7 REEDSVILLE ~ The Fork~d Letart Cemetery will begin Monp.m. Cost is $3 .50 or $2 for chii- Run Sports Club wtll hoi~ a B!g day. Anyone wl!(l wants to remove dren under 12. Further infonnation Buck Contest Sunday. Entnes"wtll flowers or other items should have may be obtained by calling 992- " be accepted between "noon and 2 6681. · p.ll). Ohi~ Big Buck"rules apply. them removed by ttuit time~• Awards wtll be gtven for fust. secREEDSVILLE • The Olive ond and third places. POINT PLEASANT, W.VA.~. Township Trustees will meet MooThe Liberty Mountai.ne&s will perSYRACUSEThe Easter cantaday at7:30 p.m. at the·Shade ~ver form Saturday at the Senior Citita, "We Have Seen the LQrd" will State Forestry Building. " . ' zens Center in Point ·Pieasant," Syracuse . be presented by the W.Va. Charge Choir on Sunday at 7:30 LETART · The Letart Township "HENDERSON, W.VA. ··The p.m. at the Asbury United "Trustees will meet Mondip' at6 Gallia Twirlers Western Square Methodist Church in Syracuse. p.m. at the office building. Dance Club will hQid a dan~ Sat- Everyone welcome. urday from 8-11 p.m. at the HenRACINE • Racine Chapter No. 4erson Community Center i)l HenPOMEROY • Revival at Cal- 134, Ordet of the Eastern Star, will derson, W.Va. Tom Poe will be the vilry Pilgrim Chapel will continue meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. All , caller. The dance is open to all· through Sunday with Rev. Amos members urged 10 attend. western style-square dimcers. ' Tillis, evanselist, and Bill and ""' . •. · • SYilACUSE - The Sutton · - Naomi Tillts, evangelist and REEDSVILLE _ The junior singers, at7:30 p.m. nightly. Victor Township Trustees will meet Mon• ciass of Eastern High School will Roush, pastor, invites the public. ' day at 7:30 p.m. at the Syracuse • Municipal Building. " OSU, Texas Tech girls·gain fj._nals ·- C-1 Gallia County fair entertainers Community Calendar iteiDS appear two days before 111 event 111ld the day of that evmt.ltems mWit be received well Ia advance · to assure l,IUbllcation in the cal· ndar. - B. 1 • ·- Inside Are 'people persons' made or born • Beat of the 'Bend · B-5 •"" • Along the river ..............B1-8 Business/Far~ ••u••·.......... D1-8 ClaMIDed ....- ................04-7 --- Boone no stranger to Gallipolis; · Pt. Pleasant area· Sands- A-6 .•', ... Deaths. ···········~··········--·····A·7 Editorai ....................... ~ .... .A6 . Sports .............................Cl-8 " WeaUler........... ".~ ..........;A-2 PU!11 doudy. High In mld-501. '' •I • -.-.-.• •• • '•' • , ..... -. 13 s.tton '132 P11p0 '• A"llullllneclla Ina. nc• 1 aper: . R~veille s·· · · . Kevjn and Jan"t Kohls, 543 Proapect -Street ·~ Bucyrus, annouace the birth ,,f their first ·cldld. Slbrina Elizabeth, on March 21. . · . · , Paternal grandpjU'cnts are Mr. . ..S Mn. Ed (Mary) Fox, Bucyrus, I 1114 tbc !ale William ~obis. Paterpeaa-J!Inclmotbem Mrs. Ollie. · .a ·' .• · · · .Schwanz, BUcyrus. · . Maternal grandparent' are Mf and Mrs. E.G. (Betsy) .'arsons' Middleport, and the late Carl J: Horky. Maternal great-gran 'mother is Mrs. Frank Horky Brid ·'POlL Matel'!lal great·grandfailter iS ·~ith D. Robertson, MiddleP911. · · · and Prevention, which administell the federal jliogt8m 10 fight STDs, ' had not reviewedothe repcn and had no immediate Gomment, ~CSfllllll Chuck Fallis said. Sexually uansmitted diseases arc more easily transmitted to women and more diff'teult to diagnose in women !han In men, the repon $Bid. ' " . ' ' cflt Middleport . Church of Christ uol~~:'nc~;h~Control .. in Gallipolis ~' FRIEND DAY ·KohlS birth announced .. - . GALLIPOLIS - In remem- san!ls of wounded Union and ~ome abopt this extnordinary period. in . brance of the "War Between the captured Confederate sold1ers, our history. Tlu'oughQut the weekStates," t,he 91st Ohio Volunteer . according to Hardesty's 1882 His- end visitors talk 10 tJie mill~ ,' Infantr.y, Company B re-enac.tors ' tory ofCJallia ColiiiiJ. " and civilian re-enactors and visu. . wiD ~~itsor the th~ Gallia CounThe fust troops arrived .here in "the camp to~xperience life as it, · ty Ctvtl War Soldiers,Homecom- May. 1861, where they marched to was in the 1. .." · ing; an authentic Civil War the public square; slicked 81'JllS and School children from the area· encampment; April17-18 in the were immediately surrounded by wi118lsogetachancel0tourCamp· Gallipclis City Parlt. · hundreds of welcoming patriotic Gallis as well as the Our-House · Since the actual 91st held .citizens. Muse~m and Art Colooy reunions or "homecomings" in GalThe city will once again have Last year doze~ ; iipolis in the years following the the opponunity to welcome "the classc$ participated' war, this event follows that tradi- boys tn blue" and experience day· Sheets said. lion, according to David Gloeckn- " to-day camp life from reveille to conurtunity er, one of the event's organizers taps when the City Park: is transconjunction · an "ordnance sergeant in the Conned into "Camp Gallia." HighThe Moiris' unit.. · lights of the liying .hisiOry will be Ariel 'f!learre "Each year the encampment has sueet scenarios, skirmishes and "" 17 of a "finlt• been getting bigger and beaer. Last artillery drills, an old-time printer. year, re-enactors representing sev- medical demonstrations, a period eral different Union Army units, as church service, and a game of well as civilians including mer- "rounders" with the Muffins, the sent chants or 'sut"ers' as they were "Ohio Historic81 Society's baseball Village called then, and ladies and gentle- team of yesteryear. . The Our ,men of the day. We even had one " . "A tradition of the homecoming was a hospital ' Southern symjlalhizer," Gloeclcner is to have a memorial service Sun- Wl!I, wiD have an said. day afternoon for the"members of artifacts 'on display as host During the Civil War, because · the original 91st O.V.I.," Gloeclcn- · many of the events for. the 'living of its strategic position bordering a er said. "During the roll call, rela- history. "Civil War Days" sidewalk . Confederate Virginia near the lives pf these brave men who'are in .sales will be April 16-17 in~~,;~ moulli of the)Gwwha River, Gal- attendance will tie recognized as a · town Galllpclis, and~ " was the location of Camp wreath is laid at the Bandstand." through the historic dislrict will be a majbr 4istribution "Ohio Valley Visitors Center available throuaboui thewe:kend SOllft'ti'S'lllld"fllp- Director "Ki'm Sheets poin~ out ·ForliiOI't iril01'111811on alr!M1iv-· plieS, It$ well as the site of a large that the "livipg histof)' concepl not • iq,g history, csll tho Ohio Valley . government hospital housing thou- only entertains, but educates us VISit~ Center at, ~82 or 1, 800-765-6482. APRIL 4 . . - City park . . ta.be site of Civil War. re-enactment . . . E CilOCKER STDs - 11110 chmcs that cater to ?II screenm,g and treatment ~f By CATHERIN Ia eel Pr W 't men, even though women are hard- mfected pauents, Donovan satd ASSOC t ess rt er est hit. "Wcdnesday. . · N~W YO_RK - . One of four "Health officials have disagreed Accordmg to die report, 12 milAmencans wil~ contraet.a SC?Xual~y over whether STDs are a moral or liol) seXually transmiued infections ' tra':'smttted dtsease somettmc 111 medical issue," said Parri~ia Dono- " occur every year i.n the United theu lives, yel the government has van, author of the study. "And States- two-thirds of them among · neglected effor!-S to prevent the even today, the government often · people under 25 al!d one-quarter spread of such tllnesses, a study has difficulty dealing forthrightly among to teen-agers. At that rate, at con~~udes. d b the Alan y.:ith the _STD jliOblem as symbol" · least one in"four Aq~Crican~ will e stu Y . Y f tzed by us reluctance te promote contract an STD at some pomt in G~umacher lnsutute, a .nonpro tt measures - such as condom. use their lives, the 'W\ said. !htnk tank on reproducuv.e health ·- . that can help people avoid 'The repon s&ld 81 ieaat 56 milISsues, also charged tha~ the gov- . becoming infected." , lion people, or more !han one in 1n1f,~~t ~~!:of :=~ Instead, the emphasis has been · five Americans; are infected with 10 tg sue " viral STDs such as genital herpes or hepatitis B, which can he con- . ' p · 1 • h " ~--. eop· e tn ·t e ne · ws· ------- Study: ·o ne in four Americans will get s~xuallytran~rnitted dis: ease .· · ' ·' • FORWARD MARCH • Members the 9lat Ohio :Volunteer Inraatry, 'Company B are pic· turlld 4urlng their eacampllll!nt in tile Galllpolis In 1!191 as they practice drill& The re-· DST returns Sunday lor 11101t Americans. Tile sblft Ia fonnird. M01t resideilts tamed tMir dockes · abead before retltlng laat afaht. Standard time retuns Oct. 31, restorlllg tile hour of sleep that wa8 lo&t tllis weekend. · I d l Lands,i e c eanup ma" _gin M. onda" 'J be 'J f. ' POINT PLEASANT • A Point . · Pleasant man died early Saturday morning of an apparent self-inOictcd gunshot wound, aocording 10 a S[19lcesman for the Mason Co1111ty Sl6iff's Department Byron Jolc llanJette, 25, of Point . Pleasant, died at Pleasint Valley Hospital Sawrday morning of a .22 caliber gunshot wound to the head. The gun, a .22 High Staildard 9- ~~C:\r~all~stmd~ according to die sheriff's spQkes· ~d.: mann.e sheriff's spckesman department received a call at 4:17 a.m. from ihe Point Pleasant EMS to respond 10 tht shooting 11 the home or Betty' Henry in Gallipolis 1 ' Pt. Pleti$ant man dies of gunshot wound " POMEROY - -Cleanup behind Reed who agreed 10 loan the !=O~nthe Meigs County Museum where a . ty some OR WOlters, CommtSston landSlide Monday mooting deposit- President Robert Hartenbach said. ferry. • ·. ,... ed tons of earth and caused damage The ~lean up project is schcd- . TIJe body is 'being sent to the to the rear of the building is sup- uk4 for Monday, Harten~h said. State Medical Examiner's Office in posed 10 taiie plaoe Monday thanlts • Workers; usinJ a truck, will ~ul Cllarleston. • to a cooperative effort betWeCD vii- mud away. fr!Jm the back or the Accordillg 10 • the sheriff's !age.and county government mliSCUM buildi11g. " spokesman, the incident is still unMeiga County MUiellm Director At. this point, the only pan pf ~e der investigation. · Margaret .Parker wror.e a letr.er to · b11ilding known to be damaged ts the Meigs County Board of Com- therearstairway,Partersaid. · .: missioners requesting bclp in the However, after tho earth IS form of general relief workers in ~moved, other damage may be A thenS " f:ami"IY over the pat year. He pl'llllted a h•llll • ~· print ol Pomero1 revlt81iaadoa plu by Jo~:- : Clark, presldht of the auodatlOil. Abo ph:• : lured Is Mn. Jolin (Dottle) M._.. ·-••1 .., M eig~ • "b oar.. d a. dQP t s revise • d . :t•'" 'steals' van back ~~~·:,t.~::d~h~ in Arkansas ' . thexr:u:o:l: the Meigs County Depanment of Human Ser- a d~h:cway above the museum vices the 110111 mission was inSIJUCt· agamst a wall tbat houses the edtocaiiPo!DeroyMayorBruce · '!luseum·stheater. ·' ! 1• " · II t : • . ._.· :I~~:Sw~~:::;:: pO l.CY OR Open enro m . en :.·;:_· .; ATIIENS, Ohio (AP) - Made · . " •• pcned after they reclaimed their . stolenyan.waslllythilllbutfunny " com~hance -· ~onoftOcalpoliciesaroin Odlers&udenllwlltWIIItiOa.Jic.: . , at the 11111e. -"'" . , .. ByCHAilLENEHO£li'LICH 'Times-Sentinel Staff with the state's advamage of the opiiiiiiiOIImeip.; " The Lcwiscli and their three · POMEROY_ A reviled jlolicy "Chotec in Edu~ation" legislat!Dn optiol Clll ~ "Jt'h '001ta1a:: children went 10"Dallal last mooth on open enrollinoat _that opcloo as a pan of n-.structuring edtteaaon the lupcrantoncle'l:t•a omce .-. " so Lewi.s could ,10 to a me!Jic!" "which allows atudcnts and their in Ohio: Ullder thai 1989 legisla- ' school princ~ •: : . convea11011. Ho !' to pad_uate m parents school' ·choice within cer- lion parent$ were given more free. ApplicMi- C8ll lie 11'111 In •• • Jq lillln the Obio Umven~ty Col- tain pdelinel1Je1n adoptod tn chonsing the schools their an~: ~~l_Cw; 11• : lese of OaiOiJillthlc Modlciao. . by the Meip Local Bolrd of Bdu· •· clnldren lllriDd, whttl:o- it be in the no applicaliclll Will be c Mb• : GALL1POLIS -A Bidwell LayJIC served as socretary·UCI· Their V8ll wu stolellln l)allas. cation. • . school dlslrict in which tile)' reside before June I~.llld~ wil101 " woman charged with embezzling surerofllleiiiiiCiltiOII. · so th6y rentod a car 10 gel baCk The Meigs Local School District or 111 lliiJacent school district. "The be 110iifled u to .,.._ or IDtil ; more than $100.000 from the ar.vProaccutln( Attorney Brept home/On 1llelr way beck 111 Man:h has had IIi open Clllll1lmenl pollcJ legialalion il beina fully implc- student has been KCeptod It tlil · cl Hill Cemetery Assoc:iation' 'Sauaclen llid Frld&y Jud&O Cain 21. they ltOplled in Hope, . Art.. 10 I in effect for the current acbool · mented i1l tbe 1993-94 'IChool year. school they want to atrend pleaded goilty thtl week in the ordered 1 pre·ICD~ lnveatipsee l'lesidellt Clinton'1lllnbplace. year. To solve lome prnblama Under tiHI revised policy of Aug. 15.all . ......_,_ · · Common Pleas Court of Judge lion and La)'IIO wUl be 1011teneed But What they fl)llnd in Hope f.ced durinj this fltat ,eu in.111e Mclp Local, J*etllS who presently . That .ows the .._ ·. · • JOSCJJh L. Calli. . iallr this 111011111. w&f a vu thai looked juu "lib new proaram, certain revlaloos have 1 cblld or children in the~ to. detemunc ho"": many ltudeaa · · 'l1laca LaYftC of 797 Whcalon · · Aalllvated theft .is a 1eco~d thtllS, 'stopped It a traffiC IIJ)It have been mde Ill tho policy, enro11qnt IMCIIIIID and •"ending " wtll bo earolled II eacll clau Ia . Road, BldweU, Wll charged Dec. 9 dop'ea fololly ill ._ tl. Obio ~ saw lbll the VIII wu red lnd TheiO rovla!OIII primarily ano&bet 1id'Ool i1l the distric;t ex: a ~belt l1llpiCtive ~ wltb ~~theft· following 111 111c1 canlea a mnlmum nne of had pia llripea. Jull.like tbelrl. witb the way 811111ine.•:Jie*# far aciiOolla uolller diltrlct. wtll The lfate sell lllliO ol25 . . lnvesugatloa by the ua1toe1 of S7.500 1114 lhree. four or liw 10 U · · Md lblf aw • AIJ!e!M CouniY (lltellts iDDJy far thoir cblltlau I'IOii"N 1 .._ 1110 of&cc of dents 10 oae leKbtr for a cJut. 10 Onvel HID Cema!lily AID:iadoa Yea11 Ia ~ . licealllpiMe - dtelrL Tiley lmew 10 eblllgc si:bOoll and lei plde- SuPDrint"''CCeell Jantea C.,.,ootei'. IIXIIIl. If ICCIIIIiaa erl tl, titbor "anct the Oallla County PrancutW, Orave.},.~lt~omotory it In tbea lilly IIIII b11t1 t1telr ,.., 220 111101 on acceptance I»)' Odler Wfdl the ' - ' wiD .. IPIJII· tralllferriq lnMi ... Klitoolto A&tonwy'aollioe. · ·o RiwrVal· CnsM td•A·'t.schtiata. . , . cadaltto •1-tela..,piopam. · Coallued•~-7 . . loy lfl&h Sclloal. .. .d ' w-en , ; worn ' a· n · . 'p'Iead ' "s Bl ., · 'b"ezz Ing • " ' to" em 1 gul ty ·'* dom .••&U ' · pn._.,.... '*' r.o. •t ... . , . • ' ,• ... l ) �... . ·p-· - . ·... ~- --~ .,.. II . ~ -..... . ~ ... . .. . . . . . •· I . • •\. ~ • ,. ~ '• ,•, • • .,~-f: ,.. • - (,':!'\ ... ~ .. ... ~·. I .. • • <~ .. • . .. - .._ -< · . . . . . . -.----·-~-" ,. • llmea .Sentinel · wv OHIO I:Veather WEST VIRGINIA w~ :1 ther · Sunday, April4 Sunday, April 4 __ . . . .. __ . Accu·Weather• forecast far daytiuie conditions Accu·Weather" forecast for conditions and high temperatures · MICH . . IND. • d ' •lco1~mbusls1• '' I VA. Office of Surface Mining Reclama· lion. Some of the projects are in tion and Enfori:ement. ODJNR is residential areas. • requesting $4.1 millioo 10 fund lhe purpose of.this meeting_ is Abandoned Mined Lands Program to mform the pubhc of the ass1s· this year. tance tbat is availabhi tdo Mth~m ·The plan includes IS projects in through the Abandone. me the Jackson District totaling Lands Program, and to g1ve area $1,191,000. The district projects residents an opportunity 10 inform includes work in Athens, Gallia, the Division of Reclamation about Jackson, Lawrence, and Meigs some of the · problems they may counties. face dui 10 past miniJ!g practices," . The projects include work to ODNR Director Frances S. Buchalleviate mini: drainage, road flood- llolzer said in a prepared statement ing, mine openings, and sedimenta- . In Meigs ·County, ·there is a $10,000 construction plan for the project to take care of mine diaina~e ~blerns affecting resi' " ' dences m Capeheart. • Municipal lotte Jones, 3074 Cherry Ridge ~re ~ a toeal offour projects GALLIPOLIS -The following Road; Thurman, aJid Randall Jones, in Gallia County being considered .. cases have been processed by ~ Jr., Thurman and Jerry Darst, 3961 llllCk7 the plan: A $136,000 slrellm Gallipolis Municipal Court of Ken\pei Hollow Road, Gallipolis, restoratioo pl)ject for Litde Kyger; Judge WiUiam S. Medley: and Mary M. Darst, 860 Emery an $11,000 road flooding .correc:· Danny Matney, Route I Road, Springfield. - Cheshire, was fined $!00 plus Dissolutions were granted to court costs for disorderly conducL Karen Dillard, 166 Kelly Dnve, Deadline Monday POMEROY ·For those who He as also fined $250, with $150 Gallipolis, and John Dillard, 637 have not already regisiered .10 vote suspended, plus court costs and Polecat Road, Gallipolis, and Linda sentenced to. 12 days in jail and six and Richard Penlue, both of Debby in the May 4 election, Morida:t is the deadline. months probation for a charge of Drive, Gallipolis. The Meigs County Board of aggravated menacing reduced to · : inenacing. · . All names, ~ges and addrases Elections will be operi from 8:30 to ·: Lacey M. Wolford, 347 Airline are printed as they are appear on noon, and 110 4:30p.m. that day .. Road, Bidwell, was fined $100 plus court records. Information Only Pomeroy voters will go to court costs for crirr!illal damaging. reported depends on Information the polls in May .l!Dd that will be to She was also sentenced to lhree , available In court records. All vote on a gerle1111 open~ting levy_for . days in jail, suspended, and six newswortby actions will be run Pomeroy viDage. There are no primary conleSts in the county. months probation. without exception. ~. : Robert A. Bennett, Route 4 Green Terrace, ·Gallipolis, was fined $100 plus court costs for disorderly conduct Sa10uel Armstrong, 33, 33 _ Garfield Ave., Gallipolis, was> fined $100 plus cqurt costs for driving .u!lder suspension. • Lenora L. Harper, 21, 619 For complete, professional individual and Franklin Cemetery Road, Vinton, business tax preparation assis~ce call was fmed $50 J)lus court costs for ' no operator'_s license. . . Commiln pleas . The following case has been R_roce.~d by the Oallia County , ~mmon Pleas Court of Judge•· Certified Public Accountant SI!ICPh L. Cain: ' Bond was set for Willis T. · · Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 736 Second Ave. Boykin, 36, Gallia .Met. Estates, (614) 44&-86n . 381 Buclc Ridge Road, Bidwell, at , ~2.500. ~ faces three charges of Open9-5 Weekdays, Evenings and Saturday by bfea!Qng end entming. appointment. · Divorces vme granted to Char· JACKSON- The Ohio Depart· : ment of Natural Resources : (ODNR) will bold a public . . • on 7 p.m. Thursday at th~ : Distnct Extensio~ Office, 017 : Standpipe Road in Jlickson, to dis, • cuss problems from past mining : activities now affecting the region. ; . Representatives from ODNR's - •Divis1on of Reclamation will dis: cuss a number of projects •included in the Reclamation ' twelfth Annual Work Plan which · will be submitted to the federal :'The are• Court news •Ehtctronic Filing Available _. •Direct Deposit of Refund Check Lynn E. Angell Extended forecast: Sunday night . through COLONY THEATRE Weclaesday: · Ice Sunny Pr. Cloudy Cloudy Sunda)' night, a chance of rain FRIDAY THIU THURSDAY or snow. Lows from the upper 20s IMII COSIIIU ' Wllllll IIOUSJOII 10 the mid 30s. Monday, a chance ., of rain. Highs from the mid 40s to ' . I . the low 50s. Tuesday, f.air. Lows in the mid to UPJX'I' 30s. Highs in the ' SHOW liMES: · 50s. Wednesday, fair. Lows in lhe FRI<·SAT.-IUN, 7:30 l10:00 MONDAY THRU TliURSDAY mid to upper 30s. Highs from the . tion project at Old Kyger; a upper 50s to the low 60s. OrwE..... IMw7:SO . Admloolon $1.10 • 44f.Oa23 $302,000 road flooding correction project on State Route 554 So_ulh and a $50,000 sedimentation source project on Swisher Hill Roild. · · ·-· ,..-------""""-...., s2s" All FASHION LEVI'S $35" Vplu11 to ·S47.50 · . DOCKERS . LADIES LEVI'S ·. Values to $37.SO •GROUP MEN'S UGHT WEIGHT HUCK 8:00P.M• . FINN Morrla and Dorothy Haaldna Arlell'Malre - . 426 2nd AvL, GloiUpolla, Oh. C.ll 446-ARTS lor more info. '. •'' • l',. jl world out.there. Britthailk goodn~ss . l:I' Values to $49.50 _ ~·•· $5 9•99_ . . GROUP .MENfS ' . .. GROUP HEAVY-· • I . , r ~ -.• r,... ,I .r ,.,, r sunset Ki~s 'catching fireflies : · s5299 Window broken r I' • ~ ~ ".. being wrong. Like t;hat old pocket- - ",, Easter egg hunt scheduled · ' r recliner, with the fabric worn through,. Cellular One• is like that. Take :" I ' (USI'S 53!.1100) • -, , . fixed at any Cellular One service center, we'll give you a Office. free lpaner phone. And on top of all that, you get 60 minutes · ' • CELLULA . . • . Try a Cellu/111 Oae · phone for 6(1 days. If it~ IJQt riP,! (or yOii, we'IJ buy It b«k. r • ' 1 I'RJCE MARGARET JOHNSON PT - . No aub•eriptlon• by mail J)(lnftiUf'ld in anaa where mttt.or curter ~rvi«< t11 , available. . . 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' · • ~srdlac ·Rehabilitation ... •~:~~--------~--------------------------~ :HoSpital news "'' : Veterans Memorial ; FRIDAY ADMISSIONS .: Byron Haslcins, Shade , FRIDAY DISCHARGE'S : Maye Cumings. - Rehabilitation Editor's noje: Names, ages and addresses are printed as they appear on ofllc:lal reports. ~ phone for sixty days and if you don't like· it, we'll buy it · T~~~~e,Wtd.,1'1!1r. •Athletic lnturles · •Stroke RehBIIillltlon •Work Recovery _ the water treatment plant on Chestnut A venue. .... . ~- .. •BackiN.Ck lnjlll'lel •ArthrltiiiBurs~ll . I• our service guarantee for instance. Try a Cellular One o,.. •••• ,& Frklay Ill P.M. •Consultation •Physical Capacity oCybex Testing .Pre-employment tes~lng •Adult Flt1111u · •Pain Control (TENS) • ·every night around . . six to watch. · I• Ohio, Call Free.. 1·800·560.;LEVI . Toll . Physical Therapy Strvlces Avallaibl• For: . ..". . I" "Seroing the patient and phylician for over 3 0 yean. " I father gave him. Or your favorite , Medical Shoppe GALLIPOLIS - Rax reStaurant will sponsor an Easter Egg Hunt . 1•: . S!!turday, April U at 9 a.m. at the Ted Perry baseball field nextiO watch your father gave 'you_that his I ._ '· GALLIPOLIS - A window was brol\en sometime after midnight Friday at Gintl's Place, 1615 Eastern Ave.. Gallipolis, Gallipolis police reported. r , . I' you can -always count on. .. 5:00 - " COurt. I' • + Friday for s~Qplifting. Johnny P. Brandon,3~. 1860 Richmond ' Road, Rio Grande, was apprehended Friday morning by security at Big Bear. Gallipolis. after be-allegedly removed several"items from the store without paying for them. . · Annette Salyers, 22, 109~1 ChiUicoihe Road, Jackson, was also talten'into custody Friday 8ftemoon for shopli_fting. A report of the incident was not· available. · . Bolh subjects were later released on a summons to appear in jl in jars. And the weatherman GALLIPOLIS -Joan Schmidt and then ratified by the OSBA of Gallipolis City School Board has Board' of Trustees. The OSBA been named to the Southeast president-elect serves as head of Region Executive ·committee and the FRN. Members work with the Federal Reliitions Network NS~A ~gh_ OSBA's division of FRN at the Ohio School Boards legislative semces. Association, a press release . The OSBA is a slatewide assoannounced this week. . . : ciation of public school boards The SREC provides governance whoae mission is to encourage and and leadership to lhe regional asso-- . adyance public elementary and secciation. The OSBA 's Southwest ondary education through the Region is made up of Athens, Bel- unique American liadition of local mont, Galli a, Guernsey, Hocldng, citizen responsibility. . Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, MonSince 19SS, OSBA has been roe, Morj!Bn. Muskingum, Noble, fmnly committed to the conc:ept of Perry_. P1ke, Scic:no, Vinton and public .education P_olicy being Washmgton counues; · determmed by locally elected The FRN is the National School .• school board members and has Boards Association's major grass served as lhe professional associaroots lobbying force involved in . lion for !hose people. federal issues.. Tht: -network conOSBA is in its 38th year of aer, sists of tw9 board members in Cach -. vice 10 public -education anci _repre.congressional diStrict who are sents 99 'percent of lhe boards of appointed -by the OSBA president education in Ohio. ty of education and to help equip school and community persons 10 conduct local pQblic .information programs regarding -these issues. · SOUTHWESTERN SUMMER BALL · SIGNUP WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7TH . 6:00·7:00 P.M. CAFETERIA SchmidtrDaiDed to committee probe shoplifting complaints· :; Police ·GALLIPOLIS -,Gallipolis police took two people into custody r: count on. Like sunrise and Rtg. S24 • ~ • there are still a few things you Ca!J. • WESTERN SHI~~ -524'-' ICNIT··sHIRTS' Snap Frllllt .... $30.00 · · I~·'. ' I .' of fr~e airtime, just to make sure you're completely happy. 20% OFF _~~~~;~~;~CKETS ~ Of back. If you experience firiY unsatisfactory calls at all, you don't have _ .l::r:a., Reg. $28.99 .. THE·ADVI!HTURU the evening news. BASIC PREWASHED man for driving under the influence between Friday af\emoon and Saturday morning; . A Cheshire woman was cited by -Oallipolis police for D.U.l. ~ter an accident Friday afternoon on Spruce·Street. · According to ibe report, Dorothy l .. Brooks, 30, 28042 State Route '7, Cheshire, WaS southbound on Second Avenue when she turned h!fr onto Spru~e Stteet and struCk ·a vehicle driven by J aleh· Hojat, 36, 225 Country Lane, Gallipolis. . Hoiil't was bacldng from a parldng lot onto Spruce atlhe time. . 'Fix;'iJ)olice repon said Hojat failed to yield !he right of way and BrookS ··~as left of center. · · No injuries were reported. t:lrooks' vehicle sustained moderate damage and Hojat's sustained light damage. B.oth vehicles were driven from the scene. · · Police'also cited James H. Fosll:f, Jr., 35 Blessing Road, Patriot, early Saturday morning for dtiving under the influence, driving _ under a. financial responsibility action (no insurance) suspensiqn and left of center. , · . The Galiia-Meigs Post of the State flighway P.atrol cited An!la M. Miller, 25; UJ7 East College Street, Rio Grande, Fri~y morning for D.U.I. and failure 10 dri~ wjthin marke<! lanes. · . . ... HANNES DIETRICH. . ·Haskins-Tanner Begins · ~ridayt LEVI'S -. < ' ' cited for D.U.J. .. Three GALLIPOLIS -· Local authorities cited two women a(ld one Violinist AT BASIC UNWASHED ~alues to$37.50 r .t Saturday, Aprd 10, f . Manjailedfor D.U.I. · IHHAGI r.IIJII,MI lliHJA 111~1111 ' ~·~~ABUSHED 1895 SAVINGS! · t SPR,NG JA~KUS . - ~~mEL \ • c . b r:· . Tr o.unty rie-s-_---, THE BODYGUARD right where you set your elbows • . • ;ODNR to host mine reclamation meeting Sunday Times-Senrinel/A3 GALLIPOLIS · Judge Ray ty on finance litigation, to clarify Corns, pn;sidirtg judge in a Ken- !he issdes surrounding the school tucky ·school financ~ case where finance case and the fundamentali· li': . state finance was found -to b~ •· unconstitutional, will be the featured spealcet at a meeting April 12 in Rio Grande 10 discuss eqwty and . adequacy in education. . · The meeting will be held 7 to 9 p.m. at the Buckeye Hills Joint Vocational School. Also slated to ' appear is Dr. William Phillis, executive director of the Ohio Coalition for Equity & Adequiicy. Community members interested in the progress of ' the school finance litigation at the state level are encourage to attend a meeting, . • CANCER DA )' - Gallipolis Foodland and a press release from Gallipolis City lipolis Foodland with a certi(lcate 01 11pprecia•• America• Cancer Sodely representatives · tion for their participation In Cancer Day. The Schools said. • excbange .thankl ror cooperation In Cancer Day Fondland representatives presut ACS with Two-thirds of the kindergarten activities.. Cllldi Marchi, left, aad Melonie Lacas three checks totalln& $1,007.88 from funds tl)rough 12 grade districts in Ohio, or the American Cancer Society present Head raised on Cancer Day. (Times-Sentinel photo by as well as 1wo-lhirds of the joint Kevin Pinson) . vocational school districts, four. Cashier Carol Fowler, Assistant Manager Marc ... ·-fifths of -the coll!)ty .offices and . · .... Oshel and Manager Scott Worster or tile Gal; Mother found guilty fourteen out of fifteen of the large JUDGE RAY CORNS ·' e HAMILTON, Ohio (AP) _ A . city districts ~ve joined ID.e. E&A r--- . . · ~-Fairfield omanwasfoundguilty efforts,ac~~gtoDr.PhiUIS._ 1 S kill' h 6th ld The miSSIOn of the E & A IS 10 aturday o mg er mon ·O ~ have ·education determined as a daughter. ' · a1 · h f h I The Butler County Common consu~uo.n n~ to every sc O? · Pleas jury deli~enited- for 11 l/2 age chil_d 10 Oh1o, the,(Clease sa1d, . hour~ anc) found Lisa Wayt, 22, and to msur:e that.adeq!Uite levels GALLIPOLIS -Bill G. McCulty II, 21, 1066 First Ave., Gal' guilty of murder and child endan- of state funding are prov1ded. . lipolis, was arrested early Saturday morning by GaUia County sher-' · • gennent for the May 1992 death of T~e ~urpose of the Apnl If.· iffs deputies for dtiving under the influence. her daughter Marina. _ meetmg IS .to update the commum· Deputies also arrested Randall S. Commons, 22, 130 State Street, · .Gallipolis, early Saturday morning for obsllllcting official business. •• C1993 Accu-Weather, Inc. . • Kentucky judge to speak at equity and a·dequacy m~eting . Weather ~ent ·~ Vfa A.NclrrcMIIN' PNN Gr.,ti~l Local Great Lalces_to the mid-Atlantic slates. . Around .tbe IUition Rain fe_ll early Saturday in lhe Pacific Nj>!lhwest while snow fell across Jhe Grealc Lakes region. Temperatures were as much as 20 degrees below seasonal normal Friday, but were milder Saturday. - A low pressure .system moving into lhe Texas panhandle bought showers and possibly heavy !hunderstonns along lhe Gulf Coast and as far nonh as Nebraska this weekend. . Continued rain today in parts of · the Northeast was expected to exacerbate ' flooding problems along many streams and rivers. The Colorado and Wyoming South-Central Ohio Rpckies were expecting more wet Sunday, mosdy cloudy. High iri weather today, with snow in lhe the mid SOs. Chance of rain 20 per- higher elevations. IMansfield 149' I• ' - Cloudy, mild weather returns to Buckeye State ·By The Allloclated Prea Clouds will lhicken ~~CroSs lhe state Sunday in ~nae 10 a low pressure system -over tile soulhem Plains. II will be a litde warmer · with highs from the low 40s in · norJheast Ohio 10 the mid 50s in lhe far south. There is a chal)ce of rain or snow over Ohio on Sunday -night wilh a chance of tain -Monday . as the low moves east from the soutbern Plains. On lhe latest weather map, high pressure stretched from lhe Dako· laS to the southeastem states. The high will ex tend from the western OHIO - . 4,1983 , . ·' •• ••• • • ., �~· . . .... ,.. ... .. .. , . . . . . . .; _ ~ ~ ~- ~ - ~ .. ,. - ... . . • ~- 4 . . . . ~ .... ~ ' 0 ... I •• . -- ' ' ·Democrats' newJeader pt;omises party wins . , ... T •• • • ' • -- DIAMOND SOLITAIRES Come In today! Use our layaway plan. TAWNEY JEWELERs·· . 422 SECOND AVE. GALUPOUS,OH. - WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED·A LARGE SHIPMENT OF APPLIANCES . FROM ALL OUR APPLIANCE SUPPLIERS TO BEAT THE ••• · ' J, I Utar·Deep Door Bins me into a false confession,'' !ems have plagued his career since Will see thiS thrOilgh-_. and I w~l Duren berger told reporters at a the late 1980s. . , serve two ~ore productive years m Capitol Hill news conference, The Se.n!lte Ethics Commmee the Senate. _ If convicted on both charge~, rebuked him m 1988 for a speech . Th~ J ust!ce pepartment had · Durenl>erger coul~ fa;::e· a maxi- .. thal appeared to hav~ d~scloscd been mvesugaung Duren berger mum of 10 years m pnson l!'ld a .• ~Sillve nauonal ~~ty_mfocrnasmce the S~ate deno~nced,hun m $500,000 fine , He has no~ sa!d · twn ..The Senat~ disciplined h1m I990 for ethics violatioos, tnclud· whether he will seek re-elecuon m two years later for the condo mg the condo matter: , 1994. expense payments and a book ~eal , Durenberger said the J usuce Durenberger refused to plea bar- he had used to launder spealcmg Deparunent !)ad of~ered to drop the gain because he doesn't thmk h e fees. __ . 'Charges agamst his fnends 1f he should be prosecuted, said ch1ef Then came the paternity lawsuit would plead guilty to . misde- aide Rick Evans. He said any contact with the m~rs, . . , . ·. . _ . .Durel)berger was originally wo~an was_ "consentual " and · Ir tlie govemmentthmll;s Its · . elected io mr a seat vacated. bY lbe demed fathenng lbe child, He and CBS~) is that w~ .;. it sliould; at tiJe· death of Ruben H. Humphr~Y- He 1he woman have not ~greed on a very l.east, forego ,the i~ctment of · 'earned a reputation as a thoughlf~l · labor~tory to !est then blood to my friends and qwt trymg to coerce legislator ·and one of the Senate s e,stabhshp:~temity,Jawyers say. leading expens on health care and · His legal, bil.ls h~ve left him environmental issues. $200,000 to $300,000 111 debt, rudes say. . ' ' . CHARLES .NORRIS • Evangelist 92 Chrysler FHth Ave. Factoiy program car, loaded. 92 Dodge Spirit ' . ~- PRICED FROM 1488 •: move. 14-16-18-21 CU, FT. SllES SUNDAY: "1be Resurredion of Jesus Christ'" MONDAY: '"A Walk Through Hell* . · TUESDAY: "Ahab and JeJebel* . WEDNESDAY: m.e Man Who .~sappelired* . . Factory program car, loaded. WACO, 'Fexas (AP) - Federal Factory program car. agents said tl)eir 5-week-<Jid stand· 90 Nissan Maili1111 SE ~ off with cult'leader David Koresh : was in,a "cooling-off period," but Auto., power evetything, nice. :: they planned to keep up \he pres90 Ho1da Accord Ll ,, sure - and the noise. · t: Fl.oodl!gl!ts are aimed .at .the... , . 4.Dr., automalic,.low'miles, · · 1; compound at night, and annoying 89 Pontiac Gra1tl Dl SE · :. sounds and loud music are played Quad 4, auto., local trade. :: around the clock. · :: "It will give them many hours 89 Nissa• Se1tra . ,. of wakefulness to ponder many 5 spe!!d, cassette, just traded. ;: things," FBI agent Ric~ard · 89 Cllevy Corsica •· Schwein said Friday. [. He said authorities planned to Auto., air, P. windows; cassette. . ~ wait for Koresh.to make the next 89 Chevy Cavalier RS Wanonty" "If he wants to talk to ·us, he has to pick up lhe phone, .. I' Schwein said. ~ Two. Houstoll defense attorneys ' were allowed onto the heavily for~ tified compound this week, but ,. failed to persuade the cult members · • to end the standoff. ~ · The standoff began Feb. 28 ~ when federal agents hied to arrest ' • Koresh and search the compound. ; A gunbattle' erupted; 'leaving four ~ agents and at least two cult mem••bers dead. • ~ mere! y ~ .. 15.8 CU. FT. FREEZER WITH ~ SPECIAL MUSIC 1• lJt.O..t II-YEAR LIMITED WARRANlY" Balket • Col ...... tt Power • Step OMdet/ lllaln Pan ' • Defrost Oroin • Ho!&Aaoptet Ccld R.ttotner • lock & .... • t)..'MQr Umlteci Vtbnanty" onCol'rl(lle$101 PRICED FROM '289 · 5-8-16-21 CU. FT. SllES b& . Auto., air, P. locks, tin, cruise. ~ saying he has exceeded his legal powers and violated the constitulion. Yeltsin's top lawyer, Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Shakhrai, said the Russian prosecutor-general's office also notified him Friday it was starting a formal investigation to find out who prepared Yeltsin 's March 20 declaration of "special rule." Frustrated by their failure to impeach Yeltsin in lbe Congress of People's Deputies last week, hard· lin.ers have demanded that his "inner circle'·' of adv.i.sers be put on triaUor allegedly inciting him to violate the constitution. Prosecutor.-GeJ!eral Valentin Stepankov already ·has said he ' Butelbicsla~andlegruprob- ' believes Yeltsin's declaration was unconstitutional. Yeltsin's oppilnents have nicknamed his inner cin:le the "collective Rasputin," a disparaging refer- · ence to Grigory Rasputin, the charismatic charlatan who advised the last Russian emperor and empress, Nicholas II and Alexan- In business lor.your$elf? · dra. Among the top aides. who are stayin& in Moscow this weekend to watch out for Yeltsin's interests are chief of staff Sergei Filatov and Informatioll Minister Mikhail Poltoranin. · Yeltsin.' s main political rival, Congress speaker Ruslan Khasbulatov, also !ned some parting shots at Yeltsin on Friday. Tax ~elief from POMEROY · 618 EAST MAIN ST. 992-6674 ... - America's Tax Team GALLIPOLIS .SEC.OND & SYCA_MORE -446-0303 • .8 8 Ford Tentpo Auto., air, slereo, 2 door. ' • .is all about. 92 Dodge Dy1asty 1 Com.,...,. • EnariiV-SOW!f SWitch • lQ-Y( IJrnned Sunday Times-Sentinel (A5 new Value One. Account !· • HOQMmclet1cy · • .,. . your money is what our , I . ,._' • "Ooor ArcW" Alarm ~ Making the most of I \.' ,. APRIL 11·14 - 7:00 P.M. .. inr. ftiend~" Durenberger said. ','1 · ' • : Next' move up · ·jto cult leader, : FBI reports BUY NOW!!! SNolvos ' ''No one ever replaces the president while he is away, under our laws," said the spokesman, AlexanderOrfyonov. "This is not Latin America or Africa," he said. "We think, or at least hope, that events have not reached the ~X>int where any special security measures would be needed while the president is gone." Legal challenges- not illegal ones - seem to be lbe' main concern of the officials staying behind in Moscow to watch the president's flank. · Russia's Constitutional Court overturned another of Yeltsin' s decrees on Friday, ruling he had no right to give Moscow's mayor specia! authority to speed up the privatization of city~~~The coun repea y has ·deoid· ed against Yeltsin in recent weeks, a . ./ APPLIANCE PRICE INCJEASE! r/ MODEL CHANGES! ./ RE·SnLING! ./ DOWN SIZING ON ALL REFRIGERATION! • 2'Galllr>-Oeep & 2 . • . By ALAN CO()J>ERMAN Associated Preils Writer MOSCOW - As President ·Boris Yeltsin headed to the Van.couver summitFriday,'his aides 'and security officials insisted thefe was no reason to fear a coup while :,he's away. · ' . 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He denies 'ductive years in the Senate," some "I think the people of Minneso- the allegations. . of Durenberger's fellow Indepen- ta have just about had it. I think Durenberger, his Minneapolis dent-Republicans say he should this whole thing has gonen past the attorney Michael C. Mahoney and announce that he won't seek re- point of being bearable," Sanda an associate, Paul P. Over~aard, election in 1994. · said. Sanda commissioner of the were .charged with conspinng to At least one said he should · · Minnesota Public Service Depart- make false claims.and with making resign now. ment, calnpaigned for Durenberger ·false claims to the Senate. r "This is a terrible disappoint- in his first successful Senate cam'·'I have not engaged, in any •menL This is a terribJe thing for the criminal conduct and neither have by Caperton and resulted f•om a yearlong study made by his Higher ' Education Advocacy Team. · REVIVAL ' _.. .. ,, April-4, 1993 · • Sunday Times-Sentinel/A4 April4, 1993 .. - . 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Porter, Gallipolis, and the late Rus:sell L Porter of Gallipolis. · ' She is survived by her husband, Edward Seven, and the following chil:' dren: Sue Ellen and Paul Burget, Brenda and Dave Williams, Keith, Bren: da and David Severt, all of Columbos; eight grandchil!lrcn, two brothers, "--'d ,____ Addison and G p Po" Pleasant, w v · ruiWI ruo,...,. · ary ortcr, Dll · • a., one SIS' ter,"IlOnnaRothgeb,A=. C.,severalniecesa,ndnepbews. - . • Friends n\ay call Sc · er HilltOp Chapel, 3030 West Broad SL , . Columbus on Sunday between -4 and 7~9 p.m. . Funeral service will be Monday atlO a.m. 81 the chapel wtth Rev. ~aul ·· Bmgeroffteialing: •· Burial will be at Franklin Hills Memory G&l"den. ~ 614-221~88 COMPANY INC. • •. RACINE. Paul Sniith. 88, of SR 124, Racine, died Satmday. April3,at . his home. . A retired senior citizens van driver for eight years, he was born July 31, ' 1904, in ReedSville, son of the late ·Benjamin Franldin Smith and Mary Amos Wade Smith. _ He is survived by his wife, Josephine Smith; two sons Dan and Roben Smjth, all of Racine ; o.ne - sistei. Ruby Grueser, Minersville; .,·, nine grandchi.ldren, and 15 great •.' grandchildren. , ' ~·' ' Besides his parents, be was pre~eded in death by four sisters, Hattie '•' MeMllll1ly;MatyWood,ZanaGainer - 8nd Noca Hoback and four brothers, Roy, Ben. Wade and Frank'Smith. !" He was a member of Bethany . ,United Methodist' Chwth, Meigs '~ 'senior Citizens and Racine MaSonic ·'· Lodge for 42 years. .. ~~. Funeral services will be held I • p.m. Tuesday at the . Ewing Funeral , Horne,PomeroywiththeRev.Kenny PAUL SMITH • · • BalcCr orficiatina. Buri81 will be in " Gilmore Cern~. Frien~ may call at the funeral home on Monday from 3, 5 and 6-9 p.m. ·. . ·. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donatioits be made 10 die Meigs "· Senior CitiZens, M~berry Heights, Pomeroy. ·' • ·11111111 "14111001 (stftWMUIIlll-,1·-··· Y - 1m111, - · lilT m, PIUS liB 1aat11111 · · l+s;.t:l HOLIDAY POOU, INC. · 2973 Piedmont Rood·Hio'~'on, WV Today in history .....: JM-421.4711 . . ..fit. 1: ' Ill WE SHIP U.P.S. DAILY I • ULTRA HIGH EFFICIENCY HEAT PUMP SYSTEM Berry's World The Most Efficie~t Heat Puinp in the . Mlinufact~red Housin• lnd•stry. . 1:::£::::1. . -. ,, "ez·gs Paul Smith ·. \ .. ·• ·- ~ T·SNIRT . . · I Tllr ·For niTrRPR rr r;vJM ... The woes of February . ' .. . · •' GALLIPOLIS • Helen Fenderbosch, 69, of 4 Hillcrest Dr., Gallipolis, died Saturday, Apti13, 1993, at University Hospital, Columbus. . Sbe.was born Feb. 11, 1'}24 in Medina, the daughter of AI Mathewson ' of Medina·, and the late Reva u ..... wson. · ,•...,..., • · She was a former employee of tire M.T. Epling Company, and a mem' ber of StLouis Catholic Chwth·an<l Cliffside Golf Club. . . Survivors include two sons, Joseph Gary Fenderbosch and Michael •.1ames Fenderbosch, both of Gallipolis; one daughter. Mrs. William (Kay) 1 Bradley of Memphis. Tenn.; five grandchildren; and two brothers, Roben • Mathewson of Grafton, and Jim Mathewson of Cleveland. · ' She was · preceded a· n death by ber husbarid, Joseph E. Fenderbosch.. • · Arrangements will be announced late~ by Waugh·Halley-Wood Funer· al Home. · · ,_. : Is debt ceiling really a : ~ceilin.g if it's alwa~s raised? · SALE . elen Fen·derbosch . . ·a . . t==pa=n=oo==ili="ti:••:·;:;:;:::;:::::=:::::::::::::::::::~ . rnon Cady · WEST JEFFI;RSON - Vernon B. Cady, 77, West Jefferson. died ·:Thursday, Aprill, 1993 at ML Carmel Medical Center in Columbus. •. Born Aug. 29, 1915 at Rock Island. nt., he was the son of \he late Ver_pon Ralph and Deborah Cath~e Ruby Cady. _ Mr; C~y. was a retired medical research photographer m neuropathology atOh10 State Uruvers•~ ·· .,,tr. Mr. Cady was.a member of the West. Jefferson . United Methodist Chwth. He was a former scoutmaster for Troop 60, Columbus; Madison , Masonic Lodge, West Jefferson; Royal Arch Chapter No. 80, PomeroyAMidldepon. He received se~ral awards tor his photography with some of " his work now in the Smithsoniail Museum. He was also a newspaper pho,. tographer. · · He is survived by his wife of 55 years, FraJlCis Norris Cady, West Jef.'ferson; three ,daughters, Linda O'Brien, West Jefferson, Lori.Savoca, . ·Mitche)~e, MCold::i'!dJS~~ 9rocggel, c,.3olora<IJl~~egs , ~dq)o,; qr~egreat . son, y, ""'"0 pnngs. 'olo.; · gr&n<a:lww..n an seven . Jerrold :. grandel!ildren. . . . • Services will be Monday 81 1 P..m •.at Ewmg Funeral Home w•th Rev. ~ Dale Gensler officiilting. Burial w1ll be in Letart Falls Cemetery. ,, Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. · Ma!onic services will be Sunday at 6:30p.m. by the Racine Lodge. ---~~-·. . -,--'--- _ _ ; _ - - - , - - - - - -- -----:-miles Dallas. screaming llild yelllng m tile car: . · ed. Ramon Ramos, 22, and ApiiJ Byrd, He followed the van to a shopInstead of calling the police. 19, botb of Dallas. '(he car he was "Then all the adrenalin started flowing," Lewis, 34, said in an ping center, where a woman got Lewis said he used an ex .ra key. driving turned out to be·stok:n. interview published Friday in The out of the van. A man then showed ·. and took off. Mrs. Lewis, 3 1, and Police said they were charged Athens Messellger. " We were just ·.up an!! entered a store with the ·the three children, ages 6. 9 and 11,- with various theft ofrenses. Ramos totally excited. Everybody was woman, leaving the van unattend- followed using the rental car. also was charged with aggravated · · ... · · •· ' The I.ewises drove off to find assault and a weapons offense. 1 Continued from A·l · the Hope police station. But Mrs. They were being held without LY.I.1 • • • - - - - - - - -.....:..- - - - - - - - I.:ewis got stuck in traffic and ~!J:~ding a court appearance another . in the district, or commg ' in . Qntiot~ of chan~ · g scbools. this fall became separated from her husly. r · he has d ed band. Then a car with the man and Tbe Lewises from another district, will tal:e the smce y rece•v . sevth h d "th h . cr • birth finally got 10 visit . number of students in- a classroom eral inquiries. . . . woman ey a .seen w1 I etr mton s place in Hope and above 25 , then die transfers will Vinton County 11\IIY be closing stolen van pulled up beside her. Hot ~n~, where be grew up. not be. approved, accordjng to the.. Wilkesville, Carpenter said, and The man flashed a gun. •• hat s our spring break for li assigning those students to Mrs. Lewis drove off, with the 1993.'' Lewis said. new.rno~~r facet of the revised Allensville, which is about 28 gunman and the womim chasing open enroDmentpolicy is a require: miles away. Carpenter foresees ;iftcr her. You.neverknow. ·ment that students reapply each some of those parents deciding to "I was beeping mk horn the But, you can always year. This could mean that at the send their children to Salem Center whole time, yelling ' .e's got a · ·be end ofany .school year a student . Elementary' which is only·a few gun! He's gota ·gun! ' ''·Mrs..Lewis . may be transferr.ed back to his· miles away. That school can handle said. .home school or district if the class- an influx, the superintendent said. Meanwhile, Lewis had lost his room becomes filled by stude~ts because the classes there are small. · family. He stopped to ask for direc· residing in that school area. One class has only 10 students, lions to the poUce station and went Another provision says that if a several others bave 13-15, and only there to get help. . . · -~ ... t@\..... ... student has been suspended or one has over 20 studenis. . . · A few minutes later,}',frs. Lewis expelled in the last immediate He said"he anticipates Meigs drove uj) iO '8"restaurant,' thinking ~ semester, the board can refuse 10 will lose a few students residing she would be safe. She jumped out ticcept that studenL Also a fact<r in near the b<rders of Alexander. Gal- · of the car and asked foc help.· accepting a student is the school's lia and Athens counties tO those The gunman caught up 10 ber, ability to meet all of the needs of districts, but that he also expects got out of his car and put a gun to the student, including special edu- Meigs to get a share of students ·Mrs. Lewis' back. · . For the finut nahlrll qlllllty, ..,_ from those As • M · 1 " Where's my van? You stole IRitcheCI cl'tlftlmaDahlp and cation, C&tpenter said. . ~oor etgs s u.. h ted th As for transportation of those dents enrolled m Southern, he says my van, s e quo e man as paranletd Value, Rock ol AI• memort.lllland atone. students participating in the intra~ . tiJet.li ..Prob!lbly -~Y .. I!l.m ..TIM?se saY~ ~nman and his companion Roclt af qu family lllllllDriallt or inter-district atteilil&nce ino- . who liiive chosen to come to Metgs fled after people at the restaurant stand far what people e~ 10 gram, the superintendent said that will probably remain, and there said they called police. remember. the policy provides for the local will be some further exchange of . . · · to provtde · transportabon · to students among .<> · eountY Lowsiana stare police caught the distnct Ul!' Me1gs . . . · ,..__ tee added patr m an adjacent county. thesc;booI or atrendance . . or to the distncts, ._.,..n . • Police identified the suspects as . neaiest school bus stop within the · State funding fer education fc;tl· school district. Carpenter said lows the student.to the school-dis~sportalion ·has proven less of a. trict in whic~ he or she transfers. problem this year than expected Wreck ktlls one person c.be~aus~ many parents t(ansport By The Associated Press MEIGS COUNTY th~~~~hat this .year Meigs ...,..,.,..., -~._'_lndeasttraflione,CpersonBCCI.dentswasthkille S~-~~ DISPLAY YARD NEAR ..-.. l. W. CENNAMO . , ~ POMEROY-MASON BRIDGE Local had four students from Highway Patrol said Saturday. JAMES A. BUSH, Mgr. AnORNEY AT LAW S~uthern and that So~ them had Tbe patrol counts faaalities from PHONE 1112-2581 mne. students from Metgs. se':eral 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. 8 Eaat Broad Streit, VINTON; OHIO of the Meigs students went ·mto The dead· · SuftaSIOO Southern as tuition stUdents during SATURDAY OISPI,.AY YARD ··--'"· , ......... and ha ho MAIN ST. · COlumbus, Ohio a ,.........,rs .....e ve c sen GENOA - Ronald Miller, 14, JAY ond JOE MOORE, M~Jt. 1-800-886-0LAW to remain~. . Or~~on, _passen,er in .a two-cat PHONE 381-8603 . (1·800 886 0529) The supenntendent S8ld that.he acc1dent on Ohto 51 m Ottawa expeciJ more students to pursue the County. · · ,...;.._ _ _.;..._ _..;..._...._.;;.;.;;;..;;;,;.,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~..,....-.....,._..-,__....,.-:-_..-.;.;.., rrom • WASHINGTON . -'- Yasir the mantle of " sole representative" againstlhc peace talb, against the wi th connections to the -P.L.O . Arafat sounded deeply ttoubled to of the Palestinians were jeopar- P.L.O. If (the U.S.) didn't want were severely restricted by the his Palestinian-American visitor, dikd by militants who took their them there 10 oppose us, they Israeli military - yet the Islamic who was malcing one of his ·regular marching orders fronr Tehnln, not wOuldn' t be there." · movement was allowed t<i mulii-. treks to Tunis, Tunisia, to brief the And then Arafattossed out a ply. In the United States, while chain)lan of the Palestinian Libera..1 comment that would return to diplomats are barred from contacts . lion Organization about the politihaunt his Palestinian-American Wllh the P.L.O.. only recen!)y .di.d 1W Third Ave., GaiUpolls, Ohio • 111 Court St~ Pcmeroy, Ohlo . (614) 991-1156 cal situatikn in the United States. "adviser in the months ahead: " You . they CUI offcmttiK:i.S wlth Hamas, " . (614) 446-2341 It was early last December and want the fundamentalists? Take Most ioexplicable is how Sheik ROBERT L. WINGETf . Arafat was bemoaning the defeat of. J.l' them. You'Ufind out just how rea- Omar AbdelRalunan, who is regarPublisher George Bush the month ~fore. Jt'J.IC sonable we are compared to them." dAd As .the spiritual leader of the Everything Ararat knew abOut Bill · ' Arafat then exploded in .laughter. World Trade Center bombers, ever PAT WHITEHEAD HOBART WU.SON JR. Clinton and A1 Gore augured poorTunis. · · On Feb. 26. about two months wlis allowed entry into the United .• Assistant Publlober.Coatroller , Enc:IUive·Edltor ·ry foc Palestinians: :rhe Democrats Arafat found Hamas' Israeli and • after the Tunis meeting, a bomb 1 States back in 1990 on a tourist · were staunchly pro-Israel while American bedfellows bewildering." rifped through the parking garage l visa. Sen. Alfonse. D' Amato, R· •' A MEMBER of The Associated Press, and ·the Americm Bush p.mued a more even-handed in the 'extreme. Kamas was a sworn o the World·Trade Center. The N.Y., believes the vtsa was graniM Newspaper Publishers AssOciation. American policy toward the Middle enemy of the peace process, aad", FBI is pursuing a trail of men and without an adequate background . East. had. secretly ~s~ued death d~~ money that. appears to IC!Id to "!ill- investigation, which mighd have LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They shOuld be less thm But ~gat Ararat this particu- ag&lnst Palesbmans who paructpattant Mushm groups, mcludmg revealed that he had been charged 300 words. All Ieuers are subject 10 editing. and must be sipled with lar da>' was what he viewed as the ed. Arafat and the P.L.O. support some Hamas supporters in New in connection with the conspiracy name, address and telephone number. No unsigned leuers will be Amencan and Israeli flirtation with the talks directing the Ptilestini. York lmd New Jeney. Even before to assassinate Egyptian President published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues. not ·· Hamas, a militant fundamentalist an negotiators - and sent a pha· if1e conclusion of the FBI's invesli·· . Anwar Sadat. "'Rahman's case is Pal.estinian organization with lanx of P.L.O. security forces to gation, the evidence supportil)g not aberrational," says D'Arnato. ;, strong ties to Iran. Ararat believed protectpeacetalkpartictpants. Ararat's alarining assessment of "{)!her key individuals implicated the two allies were colluding to pit "I have to fight the Arnefi!;ans Hamas is overpowering. . . in tbe bombing were also here illeHamas against the P,..L.O. in a as well because these fundamemalNo matter what clues the World gally." · divide and conquer strategy. ists (Hamas) ·who ate fighting the Trade Center bomb debris yield, Meanwhile, some Middle East Though Islamic fundamentalism peace lalks are liviitg in America the diplomatic' ·trail leads to observers believe that Hamas may was anathema to both countries' -and ypu know and we know," Jerusalem and to a lesser:degree have unwittingly caused one of foreign policy agendas, Hamas was Ararat argued. •'I'm aware of those Washington. A decade ago Israel those catalytic reactions in history, . · . ByWALTERR.MEf.RS , ,. a handy counterweight to the people in New Yoit:: and New Jer- acquiesced to the Hamas buildUp as a door-q~ening for U.S. and Israeli ... · •·· · · · · .. AP 'Sr*ial Correspondent P.L.O ." hegemony. Decades of sey. They are sitting out there in · a way of neutralizing the P.L.O. · recognition of the P.L.O. But fust . WASHINGTON- When it's time 10 pass the unpopulat, unavoidable • armed si{Uggle by the P.L.O. for the mosques. drumming up foment The movemen-ts of Pal~stinians even s0111e ardent Arafat backers bills that increase the limit on the national debt, "they usually become L DIY'i believe be has to clean up his act pawns in a game of congressional bargaining. lllat alw~ys ends before the . nt N:.t: ·~:n l: l'::lt COmJ!I~tely by ~isma,ntling the government iS out of money .and the .checks start bouncmg. · < • • · · remamtng terronst umts that are It's lime. · · under his control. The altematiYC So with twin deadlines at Ita¢, the process is under way again. facing Ararat is continued I(Ouble · C~gress goes on spring break for two weeks beginning next Monday, on his right flank from militant . ' and the debt increase has to be approved fmt. Muslims, and on his left flank from " ' Treasury Secretary Lloyd M. Bentsen hild wanted the limit increased ' MarxiSts. ,' • before now to avoid uncertainty in financial markets. But debt limit The slaCes Are equally high f?' debates often go to the brink, ending just short of it. · ·ISillel, which recently suffered tlie That was the pattern when R~blicans beld ~e White Ho~se and had worst wave of Arab"vio.lence in ~~task for increases, often at the pnce of conceSSions on Other ISSues 10 get years, as an armed ·wing of Hamas the Democratic votes they had to have. Now Democrats control both ends claimed responsibility for attacks •· of the process, but it's still used for bargaining. within Israel's pre-1967 borders in : It has been more than two years since the last increase, since Ccngress several years. . :.. and the last administration left themselves leeway to avoid the subject Norwithstanding the recent·out)' during the 1992 ~paign. It is a bookkeepinl' step_ that can't~ avoided, break nf viQ)ellCe. ironically there's " but it also is a remmder that the government ts !Oiling up defictts and the common ground between · the ···· natioOal debt. ·;, . . . P.L .O. and Israelis, which both · Tbe limit now is $4.14.>. trillion. Tbe administration wants it increased sides can see. If Hamas now helps to $4.37 trillion, to cover estimated borrowing Deeds until Sept. 30, when in arranging for diplotnatic contaCts the budget year ends. The House routinely OK'd a higher ceiling that between Israel and the P.L.O., would cover deficits for a year longer, but the shorter•.separate extension there.' s precedence to be 4rawn i . is more likely. · . .· . from an Arab proverb: My enemy's ~ 11ie whole exercise suggests there is a ceiling on the national debt. enemy is my friend . · ' .. Tbere really isn't, because whenever the debt is abput to hit the limit, the Jack Anderson and Michael ceiling is raised. · · . •~ Binstein are writers for- United Otherwise the government would default on its debts, and that'would Feature Syndicate, Inc. ,. be disastrous. . So the cycle repeats, and because it must, debt limit bills quickly take ' on extra bllggage. A must bill is guaranteed ·to lure amendments seeking ;· action the 5ponsors can't get otherwise. That can be difficult_under House · rules but the Senate is wide open. · . • oRe standby is an amendment !0 give presi~ts a ~lective ':eto _powet · Is February the worst month in lunch with a·bunch of carps, work· ofthe day. If you are not careful and women's clothing is osually on so they could knock out a specific appropnabon wtthou! reJCCimg an the Yta!? . ." ing in the afternoon, taking a nap, you can get yourself"tangled into an the drab side in February. You entire bill-the liqe•item YCto. ·· · · . ·Rupe, ·to answer this question, watching TV for four hours, then alliance with some aggressive , know it is spring or summer when , . President Clinton, like George Bush, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, I, in one woi"d, would say yes. My goitig to bed. This routine is repeat- female. Remember Lil Abner and the flashy colors appear. It won ' t b e long until all the • and for that matter, presidents dating back to Ulysses S. Grant, have reaso.ns for rcx;ling this way are as Dogpatcb. I suppose with all of this unpre- flowers.begin' to bloom and the . sought that authority, or variations of it. · · follows: Cro~ Clinton said as a candidate thlt be wanted the president to be able to On February 2. the groundhog ·-..,-----.;_--.,....- dictable garbage, that you, Rupe, fruit and vegetables will be grow· reject part of an appropriations bill unless tliere _were IWO;thif!ls vot;es in emerged from his hole in Pux- ed five days a week. Tbe weather is would ask the question, why don' t ing in this area, Rupe. it is good 10 Congress to override. He now supports a modified verston m whtch a au.wney. Pa., and proceeded to~- . usually so bad on Saturdays that you go to- Florida or some other be alive when spring comes. Eureka, Rupc, I heard the birds spending item c()Jlld be blocked unless majorities in the House and the d1ct the weath_er for the nex~ stx one spends ten hours watching TV. southem city? That is a good q·ues·· singing at dawn. Later that evening Senate voted to overrule the action. · · weeks .. According ll_l· legend, 1f he About the only thing good lhiu hap- lion, Rupe, but the only reason I I heard the tree frogs croaking. In . A bill to do that easily passed the House last October, but got nowhere sees hts shadow, ~•story d1ctates pens in this month is going to would want 10 go to Florida during in the Senate; where A\)Propriations Committee Chairman Robert C. that we wtll have s1X weeks of bad Church on Sunday. This gives one this time is to impress my acquain- looking in the fronl yard "I noticed Byrd 0-W.Va., opposes 11 as an encroachment on congressional powers. weather Th 1s year was no excep · In short, my status symbol th« forsythia beginning to bloom. . · · a btl of tranquility and strength 10 • tances. Ho'use Republicans had wanted a chance 10 tie the line-item veto to the non . As you know we had two overcome any depression one may would shine brighter. It would be• Praise the Lord andlJass the ammudebt limit. Instead. conservative Democrats ~ted for assurances that large snow falls. th~ last bemg a have. · perfectly ridiculous for the writer nition, Rupe, spring has arrived We there would be a separate vote on the compronuse version. · real whopper. Th•s makes the The news in February and early to travel South without some nee· can now look at life with a more In the Senate, Republicans are pushing debllimit amendments fQr .the . ~roundhog a super weatherman. It March usually is depressing. The essary reason for doing so. Maybe positive approach. · Rupe, don ' t believe everything line· item veto and also for a balanced builget amendment to the Consul!'- · 1s_ repo_rted that Lloyds of London newspapers are adorned. with sto- ' Disney World might excite me but lion but without the vOteS to win. 11ii; administration needs the debt ce•lodds 0 f three lha1 you read. It. could be" hazardous to 11 fi shing along the coast or inland • ing bill f1rst; while Clinton wants the modiflCd ilem veto, that can w~t. . WI g• vundhoge : . to two ries of tragedy. Consider the bombhealth. Tbe Senate has adopted a resolution recommending thlt the p~1~t the gro will, be nght .on. tar- ing of the World Trade Center and waters would not be my cup of tea. .your In God we trust, Most people feel that unless you do get eac_h year. Don 1 bet agamst the what might have happened if the get line-item veto power t,his year and next, not only over .appropnauons Carry on. . ~ groundhog. Rupe. . . terrorists cbuld have caused the make this trip yciu will be classified - .Editor's note · Long-time but also on tax breaks that amount to expenditures because they orgo revGuess what, Rupe, we not only building to collapse. Over 30,000 as a home li~d . . Actually one should take a vaca- Attorney Fred W. Cro.w is the en~t passed. 73-24, after, Byr<l, who op~s the whole idea, endorsed had s•x weeks of bad w~ther but people could have been killed. This it and voted for iL He didn t say why, but hts strategy shows. Tbe ~ we had the deepest snow 10 recent . was a lruly significant story and it tion in February if nothing more ·contributor or a weekly column is not binding. And Congress is even less likely to give the pres1dent hi stor y measunng s~me.whe~e will be interesting to follow its path than to avoid the depressing ele· for The Sunday Times-Sentinel. fi . . . bill than 10 . ld.11 . between 18 and 21 mches lD through the courts. The FBI did~ ments along the Ohio River. I Readers wishing to applaud, crjt· power to block speci lC ttems m a tax Yle on appropnaMarch. Schools wer~ closed and remarkable job in its investigation. guess everyone w.ould .argue with icize or comment on any subj~~t tions. • · ...._ . •... deb . · that . , th_osc that could getmto !'Omeroy Five suspects have beeri arrested as me but I am too old tb take off the (except religion or politics) afe . The ploy is as transparent as u"' posiWUig on uo; · t mcrease s d1d 1'1ot stay &f!Y grea~ 1engt h of of this date. The US govemment old coat and put on the new. encouraged to write · to Mr.. As with everything else, men :s Crow, in care or this newspaper, bound to_pass. · l!~e. For a pe_nod ~f ttme every- should analyze this bombing and • EDITOR'S NOTE- Walter R, Mears, vice president and columthmg stop)led mcluding banks! the come to the conclusion that soll1e· nist for Tlie Associated Press, bas reported on Washington and court house and church serv•ces. times we have no bUBiness in other' • tba 11 30 Only the sno~ of 1?50 exceeded countries' affairs .. national politics .or mor_e years. the depth of th•s year s output. . On the presidential scene, it Thank God there has ~en no appears that our policy of being · . By The Associated Press · •. flood· as of thts date. Twt~e the world policeman is still prevailing Today is~ Sunday, April4, the 94th day of 19_93. There arc 271 nver h!'5 came close to flooding. It among our politicians. As long as days left in the year. Daylight Saving Time is in effect - clocks should could sull ~appen. this persists the defiCit will be dou· have been moved forward OllC hour. 1 If !'t1s Stx weeks of bad weath~r bled or tripled within the next few Today's Highlight in History: · : wasn 1 enough, the OhlD athleuc months or years. Can anyone tell Twenty' five years ago· on April 4, 1968 - civil rights leader Martin1 P1Cture --:as even worse. About the me how much the US government Luther ~g Jr. was shot to death in Memphis, Tenn., where he had gone' onir nau~nal spon .that operates does owe? Every analyst has a dif. to suppon ll,Strike by city &anitation wruters. He was 39. · .1 durmg · tht~ penod ts bdsketb~ll. ferent amount. Can't we leave On this date: . · '' ' '• M~st of the local schools had Sf' some of this foreign business solely In 1818, Congress decided the flag of the United States would consist · so seasons. The Oh1o State. men s. to the country involved and stay of 13 red and white stripes and 20 stars. with a new star 10 be added for basketball team was unpredictable. out of its affairs? It appears that the every new state of the Union. ' Earher OSU ~feated Indiana who · answer is no. Now everybody · In 1841 , President William Henry Harrison succumbed 10 pneumon~ was No,. I pnor to the s~ of the wants to ·get mixed up in Russia's one month after his inaugural. becoming tlie r.rst U.S. chief executive 10 NCAA toum~enL Then OSU J.ost story. Can you remember (lor· die in office. · · ' In 1850, the city of Los Angeles was incorporated. '-·--·····- · • • us fi~t game m the NIT to Miama bachev gettl'ng 85 biUion tO keep of. Ohto, an MAC school. C~n you Yeltsin out of power. Now we want In 1887, Susanna Medora Salter became the ftrst woman elected mayo{ 1m~g me, Rupe, what. ·~ would be to give Yeltsin at least 90 billion 10 . of an American ~~mmunitf. Arg~nia, Kart. · . 1 · hke to for you to ·be httm the solar keep him·in power. What logic. In 1902, Bnush financ1er Cectl Rhodes left $10 miUion in his will 10 1; plexus when you are not ready for As one grows older and pays provide scholarship~ for ~eriC!'RS at O'xfo~d University.. .. the. blo_w. I am sure you would feel more attention to the obituary . In 1949, 12 nauons, mcludmg the .Unll~ States; stgned the Nonh' as 1f thiS·was the ~nd of the world. I columns it seems that more people Atlantic Treaiy. . . 1 1magme the .OSU baske!ball team PI\SS away in the month of February . In 1975, mo~ than ·130 JlC<:lPle, most of th~m children, were' kllleil . would have the S:Bme f:ltng. than .any other month. There are . when a U.S. Au Force transpon plane evacuaung Vietnamese orphan$ . The ·qsu ladtes ~~:-etball team · certainly more colds, pneumonia, crashed shortly after take-off from Saigon. 1 1s now tn the semtftnals of the flu and.Qther respiratory ailments .. · In 1981, lfeiuy Cisneros became die first Mexican American elec~ NCAA toumamenL As a result the in this month than in any other. · mayor of a major U.S. city: San Antonio, Texas. . •' . ~ady Buckeyes arc lll_>W front page Febru.ary does have some .novel _In 1991, Sen: John HFillz,R~Pa., and six othC!' people. including t:.V ', · m .the Columbus Dtspatch .. The and exciting times. On Valentine's ,:htldren, we.re killed when a helicopter colltded w1th Heint'a plane over a. ' men" S team "has be~':' ~hoved to . day we are .forced to send to our" schoolyard in Merion, Pa. · , ~ . ' • p~ge fo'!'. Wha~ hum1~811011 for the sweeties various sundries. If y()u J'en years ago: The space shuUle Challenger roared into orbit on ill< male btgots, mcludmg myself. don't send same you are an ogre mw'!Cn voy~ Tbe U.S. government ~ted political asylum to.Chinese: This, to me, was a shocker but ~e and who wants to be an ogre. The tennts champton Hu Na. Actress Glona Swanson died in New York at age: · ~ne w~g told me. '"it's a sign of the promoters of this day really grab 84. ' • umes. . · · you by the throat. Whatever hapFive years ago: The Arizona Senate convicted Gov. Ev111 Mecham o"r; Ha ve you ever not1~ed that pened to thC_penny valentine which , two charges of official misconduct, and removed him from office.! February seems to be the longest .:..Wd all. Hell. it wasn't expensive (Mecham became .lhe ru:st U.S. IJOvemor to be impeeched and removed' • mon!h _but_actually is the sl!ortest enough· fo~ MaMa, hence the from otr.ce in nearly six decades.) . ~ ' coostsr:mg of only 28 days wtth the change. How about February ·29, One· year ago: The Clinton campaign acknOwledged· tllat DiU Cllntonl ~xcepbon of leap year. The reason Rupette? 'This is what is known as had received an induction notlcC lp April 1969 willie attending collep In: "Hey, man - w~at's happening?" •s that nothtng happens this month, . Leap Year and 011 !his date any sin· Oxford. Engltnd. Clinton said the notice· arrived after he wu ·due to~ I • expec_t geuin_g out of .bed in the gle woman can ptoposition a male. rei::, and that his local draft board had told him be could complete thel morn mg. gomg to work, eating Rupe,'l mean marriage is.the theme sc pol ~rm . · · .· ' . . . . . ,! , Sunday Athens; .~ ~C=on=·t::inlle(l:::..:fro:.:m::..::A·;_l- - , - - - - -- S)lnday Times-Sentinei /A6 ' wv OH-Polnt -·- • . ~·. to help you finance your ~usiness. You can discuss it with any 1~. of our commercial lending officers.- ·Fealuraa: •10 Yr. Llmltld Warranty & Copeland Scroll Com- prasor .. •12 S.E.E.R. efficiency •De•lgned for your Coleman, lnterth•rm & ' Miller Furnace •Frat Eltlm•tea . •Finaneclng Iva liable for •veryone no matt•r what · utility company you •r• on. tV.ry lffordable . • . ::s:n:::: == -. -.. ....., 1 5, W~'ve II ' . How many reasons do you need? ' v . . - . • CALL -lElNEn'S MOIIU HOME • HEATING & COOUHI (614) 446 8416or 1-80N72-11167 Mliii1TA m-un . . ·tpoo-ln.....--IIOullng-..a LO . . lL •IIDLifOIT 8"-1"' 991·6661 ~-IJI-Wiftlilt~· - .. - • • 1111 MffOU. ICII., MII'NI", . . . .OL" -- . ~- 1. ,, -~- - -- Til fUlfill Jii iL S ONYIL LI rat OI'L1 797-4Ji7 , 576.71U 75!-1955 . ' • .. ...:. ' �·- ~ ' ·- '""'"'"""·· .. ,· ,'/" r,ct;, • ~ _,_ .,.,.. .... , 'It ·rt•.. " .t- ' . ... - • .• ! .,.. • .. .. I' ' , .. ·- "' • - .. · .-•.• - .t- .~ '!" '\ _.. ~· ..• .. .. ' . . • . nm• ' ' •·' s~<;orrespGIC!elt · · According .0 the United States . . ... Gazeoenewspapa . . : • .....::. <,:•. ' • •• DANIEL BOONE UVEQ AT POINI' PlEASANT- or April, 0ne or Baillie'• shtpaenll 10 Old Gal1ia dill Daniel Boone lOOk Haaa-n inl:luded 1,790 deel- hiayvu.,...sonNathan(he":asl3) . skinl, 129 beankial, a DUJIIber of so lblt Nathan could shoot his ftrSt fos. and oat{ furs and 2 barrels of deer. ginseng.BooneexchangeclaDthese Daniel:Booncwas ' irems for a supply or ttade goods ·. ldlled by hvlians iJed at Point Pleasant, Gallipolis, in what is today and ochtL early aenJcmmt• · Gallia County. Faragher a!'O claims dill Boone Actually.itwasthe . helpedtoSlltVeyandlayoutOaiJii'OseCond time tbe lis in thesummerof1790i!)preparanews paper had" lion fer the comin& of the Frenc_h reponed Boone's 500. · · death across fnm , . The book points out a number of · PoinlPleasanLBoonehadprevious,ly pisodes IDvolving the Indians and been "killed".in Gallialn 1789. ~seulersuearPointPleasant.t.iost OfcouncBoobelivedtolheyear or these toOk place between 1789 1820, finally dyin& of del age (he . aild 1795. 1'hele was the aaack on was 86). 1n 1 new boot by John Forti.ee Tacke~!-'• Fortaad iiolated 1791, n . : A long the River d . Thc;boolt thispanor ~ ~~~::g ':lestate. hiS Improvement in quality of life goal' of agencies _ By Jl)LIE E. DILLON yide'teen activities, ~p lhe workTimes-Sentinel Statr mg pecple and help unpm~ ~~ POMEROY - The opponunity involvement. · for communitYagencies, citizens, In p~anng for the~, schools and institutions to work ~- ~ coln~aed . " . uu·together in raising lhe quality of 1ia1 ~utre~nts tncludmg: conlife in their community is the pri- duc~m' an m~orma1 survey t~ mary goal of the Community Edu- oblaiD inforJIII!IOD from ~-bust­ cation Committee in the Eastern ness communtty; attendmg the Local School District . Ohio Intact W~~sbop_ in CleveNancy Larkins, Eastern High land~ and coo.'~g a list of_comSchool maih teaeher, is the school muruty .~rzllhODS and~­ based· director for the program. es. Indiv~uals and ~IZIIU~ns Lori Hensley, a 1985 graduate of. !nvolved m these acuvtues ~ve Eastern, is the community based mcluded .~c~rs. no~-ce.ruf1ed director. Together, with a dedicated lllaff~ lllminiSUIUOII, ~com­ committee they are determined 10 mumty, studCDl council, resoun:e "bridge~ gap" and sumgtben the Jl'COPie includias V_ic:ki and Jerry -boild between the community and ~vans, John RedovJDD IJid Sherry education by making better use or Mullett, ~ the be&Wiel's ~flite. the building and community Acc:ooliag to MIS. ~.out " resources. Another goal of the of 110 mailed ~urv!ys, 75 have -·committee is to create a non-thieal- been re~ wtlh a ~ faY()I'~ ening aunosphere In which one can able ~ulL The cootd~ are · fmd a means 10 improve his cr her now m tbe process of creaung an qffiility of life. . , adviSory ~ • · .. ._· Funding for this program is JlO!!· Mrs. Larldns states that althoug~ sibly by a -grant from the State of the program does not have to be m Ohio, Division of &lucalioaalSer- place untiJ. 1994, several classes vices. Adult and Community Edil- may be available as ear~y as May I. cation, and is scheduled for full Thosec.lassesmclude: line ,dancmg; ·implementation in l?94. A toial or Latin, a story hour, a stx-weet $5,000' is available to initiate the computer class, v~lleyball, ~et; program wilh $2,500 coming from ball, weekly semmars, a~robtcs, the state and $2,500 from the Uni- jazt dance and ~ dancing. · versity of Rio Grande. Future classes m~y mclude:ML Larkins and Hensley, along wilh crafts and quilling. The comnunee the committee, have recenUy con- also hopes m offer classes for colducted the first of these organiza- lege crediL . h . tiona! meetings. t:frs. Larkins says s e ts very From these meetings a list of exclled 10 get ~ program staned advantages of the program ha$ been and welcomes •~e&ll or tho~ghts formulated. According to Mrs. thal the cOIIIIDuDity would like to l.arkins the program wiD help par- offer. · · ticipants with future endeavors, · ~ nes.t commUJl!ly edocaUon make better use of the building, comnuaee meeUng w~l be Tuesday create more community involve- at 7 p.m. II1Easlem Higb School. men1. provide adult recreation, pro- - - and his sevcrerheunJalism. con=itl)cwinterhunt .of1793-94 hiah tin huddieahadtocarry •· his~ across the erects ' .. . UwaJI mumed ,to ~ his line then back again at · River for camp. ' und t(lighL ~ cQuJd not lift his foot · One day Boone~ the so n 'thoutgl)l8tdifficulty . ·r · or chopping from ~:omtrow:! · WI Faragberalaopoints~utthatwhile -· side. They w~ etg t to m BOOne lived at Point Pleasant there,. • 0 north ~ the IJO!IIL hi ' · was a Wllflllllt out for Boone's arrest Dapitl w~ tohad disco~ son becanse Boone had ignored a sum-• • Natblll that the 1ndianS v·· bim · ered !'-=fire and wen: ~ga': ~~~00,:::3.000 10 ~ over. Daniel ~flat poundsgThcanthorilieswrotem the ' • NaliBitoloadthecanoeand Y . . ~WOlds "not found." The iD the bow. •• wnt . still utstanding. •; a: · ..GALLIPOLIS , Dust off your well·as od1er adivities. . boots, the Gallia County Junior Included in the fair' a cntcriBinFair isn 'ttoo far away. ment wiD be !=OURtry sinpn Tracy Members of the Gall Ia County Lawr6ncc, Country Music AasociaFair Board are in the process of tion Best New Male Vocalist of the fine. tuning the schedule •for the Year nominee; Robin Lee, Darryl 44th annual Gallia County Junior and Don Ellis; ~d gospel group Fair ~g. 2· 7.. . . _Heaven Bound. · B6ck oq the schedule for his "We' re pleased we ~ot Tracy," ·· year's fair are Big Time Wrestling, said Dancua Greene, f• co-chairMiss Gallia . County_ contest, man. "~che~uling ~ntertainment . ,OSTPA Sanctioned Tractor·Pull, · waseaslCI'Ihisyeat." · . . talent show. mini and reaular Why pay_the llig bucks for ~ig demolition derbies. moiorcross names, you ask. The kids, accord· races, an antique tractor pull, as ing 10-0reene. . · ::0 river~·Binding.hia head lo_w to the died iD 1820. .: ' w~JIC 80011 caught a ~pse: Jam- Sallds .ls 8 5......tot corre-; the ~ comin& across. 1'urni!'g · ....canoe IDto the c~nt he silend~ · spoodeJJtortbeSIPiday'nml!l Sen-' . them ...,wnnv ..... er to saf""' tioel. His adclrea is: 65 WlDmr; ..~·•"-d ~,. Faragher~ . Drive, Sprln11boro OH 45066" .. ; . . · In May, 1991, on lhe day.be fin- Nashville hotel where she was ·ished recording his debut album or staying. Stepping out of her car in • on a heartache and pain made the same name, the 24-year-old .the h01el parking lot, Lawrence • sweet by melody. Real life, hy con- singer went out for 1 celebratory recalls, "I turned around and was :.. uast, often offers pain withollt even evening with his former high looking at the barrel of a gun," :-'making sense. No one knoWs that schoOl sWeetheart _ and wound up Encircled br_three armed young • better than _country newcomer getting shot four times, . men, he and Wilk~on were fo~ · · , Tracy Lawrence, who first slagle . The trouble started late iti the to hand over thetr _keys, credtt ; :"Sticlcs and StoneS'," bas hit the tal> · . eveniD& u Lawrenc:e dropjled .off . cards, aild more tllan ·ssoo in-cash. : of !he country charts. ~is friend, SOllja WilkCrson. a( tlie "Theil," he remembers, ~'tlley ~ • ·• : •. , ~ • · ' 10 llillsltlow &tiiJipells 0. .... . CaD lie• . ; . Country music thrives on Iovin', : cheatin', truckin' aild Texas- and MAlliE - 160 . ,. I •• •' •• ' ·-. DID YOU ' . ' ·• MOW!!· CEI11 ••' 61.4·1'74-P96 ' I' J' ' KN"OW, .• .•? LAWNLORDS .. . ' ' ed by the Meigs County Public Defender's Office. . Vendor's Fair At Holzer Medical Center Monday, April 12;1993 Easter Special ~ • t Room . .. 11:00 ·am..: 4:00 pill Prizes, Food, Inform-a~ion & "Giveaways!· . . Dr.·Berkich from the . .Reds Dream Team! . ' ' ~ ,· ' Special_Good March 28th .til April 10th , . . -~ . ' . Autographs 11 am -:-1 pm OPEN·SUNDAY 1 Ill 5 .Photos with -E·.T. ·. I - .' , .... ' FtltiiP.M. • ' ""'W .....ell,........ . I. • ; SalM..ytiSP.M. _ •• • • • ...,._. are said 'What room' you in?' ".With that; the thieves began marching the couple toward the ho~J. "In my mind the only reason for taking us 10 abotel nxim was to rape her." Lawrence said. ''They didn't try to hide their faces. They would not have let us live ·I dccid~~gat ifJefl~h~~~~ 10 die, I ":as ;.As two gunmen strode 20 paces ahead with Wilk:erson the third walked Close behind th~ slender 6 foot singer and pressed a gun to his . to recover eompiOtely. FrUstrated, smoke, they went to church on he canceled tour plans, postpOned Sundays·aild never went on a vacathe rdease or his Sdcks and Sto~s lion without taking an of us kids." album and retreated to the ,They also didn'tcouon, initially. to Nashville home of his comanager, · his choice or careers. Jeff Carver. · "My mama and 'daddy weren't • "One week after he had been real happy," Lawrence cqocedes. shot, II~ out !he blck window "It was the lifestyle sinpng in ~and saw bim on his crutches walk- them hooky-tonk aild dives. _ , ~g~~~n~hc::~·=t ~~ e = . ea!!:~hro:~~~f~b ~!rl'::= .about his~ he was dctemJ!~ years of c~lleg~ at S outherl) not to let this get lhe better .of him. Arkansas Umverstty before dropWilkerson, meanwhile, was left ping out in 1988. Spotted on stage · with sq111 of a different sort. She at a Kentucky ni~htclub, he was head~ returned to resume her studies· at si&ned by Atlanuc Records and, · Suddenly "I reached around and Oldahoma State University but for wiih the company's backing, land&fl!bbed the' gun,'' Lawrence said. JI!Onths aftenyard suf~ered from ed SC!'Ile commercial ~cnts "It immediately frred and shot by · rughtmares . .Like. the smger•. who for Jeans, boots, ~ats aild gu11ars, finger . The other two turned has laken to CBJrymg a .32, Wtlker- even before releasmg a record. around I yelled.at Sonja to run and son bas also purchased a pistol for "He had the looks, he's 1ounJI.. she. tOOk off, One of the two fired protec~. ·:1 know _we, would have The ~orne!" lov~ him,' sa1d and shot me in lhe hip I lrjed to get been killed, she said. 'Tracy defi- AUanUc prestdent Rtck Blackburn. away, and the other 8uY shot me, . nitely saved my life. There aren't Now, although his k~ee "sti~! grazed my upper right arm. Then too many people aro_uild today who . bothers me occast~nall y, he shot me 1n the knee dropped me would have -cared enouah about Lawrence has resumed hts career and continued to shoot until-be was someone else to do what he did" · " and has even begun mapping plans out of bullets I was lying face Lawrence says he doesn't think for a second albwn. . down. I could hear the bullets of hinJSelf as a ~ an~ credits his . As for _Sonja, she and Lawrence bouncing off on lhe pavement up small-town upbnngmg 10 Fordham, sull keep m 10uch - although mostaround my head." As the gunmen Ark., for the values ihat guided him ly by phone these days. . fled he remembers thinking ·"Wby that night. "I had a strong family "We were always good friends, is this happeni~~J 10 me? whole life growing up." says lhe sing~r, but the sho~tin~ put a bon.!! life is just starung and I'm fiXing who bas two brothers and three su- between us.. satd Lawtence. to die • ' ters. His stepfather, banker Duane ''When you go lhrough somelhing • La'wrence had been shot fou~ Dickens, and molher, JoAnn, a like tha~ with silll!ebody, it does times at close range. Yet, almost . ~memater•. ":ere._very con~~- s~meth!ng to you: I~ made our miraculously, none of the bullets .. nve. _They dtdn t drink, they didn t friendshtp very spectal. . ., hit a vital Organ, and he would up spending only three days in Nashville's Vanderbilt Hosplial. Thele ~ J.'IIIIIOvod 1111 J)ulle( from ~11 'bee ~lit Ill) a IIOI:ollcl · lodged in his hip. ~ bullet in my hip missed a main anery by a lOth of a millimeter," .he said. "The paramedics told me I' would have, bled 10 death in less than ~ minutes ifil had hit my artery." Still, &i ven the severity of the knee and hip wounds, doctas predicted Lawrence might need a year ot 10 1 Robin Lee carves her own.::. nicfze.in music industry ' . . Robin.Lee ' .. PICK AN EGG FROM OUR ~ EASTER BASKET RECEIVE••• "'l"' . French ~-500 NOW TIL EASTER ' ...:~---<'1--- .!U .. _ . My 80o-8T7o00SO COORDINATORS - f'!ancy Urldu, le~- ~d i~r(Heasley are tile sc:bool JUJd COJDmDDity baled-~ r-. tbe CoJ11mually EducatiOD C-mlttee iD the EliterD Uici1 ~hool District. Tbe (1081 of tbe committee Is to "Brld(le tile Gap" and strengthen the bond bebvem tbe COIDmullfty ud educatioo by making better -or the buUcJ.!n& and community resources. ' April 4, 1983 .- Tracy·Lawrenr:e rises to the .top.despite four . gunmen J. s. . Section B "We pay approximately $21,000 the kids!" said Greene. "You have ' Jaya!es are teaming u~ to~ a for a fence to be placed arouild the in premiwni•to the kids each year," 10 love.tt, considering all the ,time circus," said Greene. 'Monies from show IRIIII," she added. she lllid. "The money is going bsck aild effort lhat is put into lhe fair." the citcus will be used to iniprove Hclpina ·to make the fair a sue10 the l!;ids." · Once a'ain, admission to see the~ and camp sites, The ceas are members of the fair board, Last year, country singer Billy top entertamers will remain at $5. board would also like to put new which Includes: Paul Shoemaker, Dean brought in big crowds. Memberships for lhe ag society are lighting in the hog bam and show preaident; GBJry Fellure, vice presi- j Although he didn't break any atten- currently on sale for SI, said arena and make improvemeniS to dent and co-chairman; Tiin Massie, ~ance records, he did hOwever, · Greene, adding the fair board 'the stage." · secretary; Skip Meadows, treasurbreak the record for the highest expects to have the' fair brochures According to Greene, the fair er; Danella Greene, David MillS; amount ever collected, said Greene. available early this year. board holds a fles market the sec- Carlos Wood, David Graham, KenJuice ~ewton, who performed at · Planning ~!lr. ~ fair is a· year- .'Onil weelceild of each~ at the nison Saunders, Eugene Elliott, the fair tn the late 80s, holds the roundresponStbility,aswellascol- fairgrounds to help ratse funds. Rodney Alderman, Bob ijoward, attendance JCCOrd. lccting funds to help improve and Mmission and parking are free. Biii·Kuhn, Phil Fisher, and Gary "each decision the board IIUikes, upgrade the fairgiounds. . "The junior lair boiKd is current- Fallon. we think how it is going to affect . A'This fall the fair board and- ly in the process of raising money Tinies and dates of each perfor· • · mance will be announced laler. ' POMEROY- Thomas Stevers Crow DI_. H~ w~ also Ordered to in~~- . . W~ re grateful to Mp. Cale. at . of Pomeroy was sentenced in pay resutuuoo.m l}le amo~nt of Meigs County Common Pleas $225, and costs of prosecubOn of the Metgs County V~;;~•ce Court on Friday on a charge of SS90. -·--"-d .... ;.a· Officesam!. theCAthen:S ';""'f,ty thet· . theft. ·. · . Judge~ ......,....--: -r- erans a:v•c~ oml!'lssux.• or etr Acc ording to .Meigs County ume•and fme upoa the condib~ -c~!aiJon m the tuvesugauon _of ·Prosecuting Attorney John R. that pobllillll and costs were paid, thts matter. Thanks, to d~tcation Lentes, Stevcrs was one of three Len~asaid. . . and cooperation, were gomg tobe _ men indicted on Man:h 26. Stevers "The State was, williD110threcfable to rec~~.e r the fuedndsb wShtetch 1 was charged with simultaneously ommead S~ve~s. p ea_ 10 e t were wrongow1y_recetv Y •. filllng ' claims· for benefits from the beciiUSC ~his wtllmgnrs. 10 coopers as well as the other two defen. • . d .,.,.. h dan . lh' " Veter s ·service Commissions of crate," Lentes. s~ . on-en. e ts m •s case. . . M: · ~and Gallia Counties in learned of the mdicaaeJ!l ~st . Two counts relaung to tbese Fe~~. 1992. · ' him, he~ lO au~I&CS at the~ts were flied by the Grand Jury Stevers ~as sentenced to .six once. Stevers ·~also_ gunfolly agamst Carl E. Moore of Pomeroy rriontl\s in the Meigs County jail - ·einJ1loyed; and ts able !II Di•e and Steven Taylor of Lorig ~tom . and fined $1,000 by Judge Fred W. restttuuoo and pay costa _mvolved All three defendants are 1tim~s- ~ttdiatel .Fair board gears up fot 44th Gallia junior fair .· BOOne: - Stevers sentenced on theft charge -. . ioabili~ 10 fulfdi SQ~J~e govemmellt Jt!¥r N~ . had su~ed, Dauid tpC)c him mto the to . !ada him more Jlbout hun ~y 0 a 'Jot·of c!Hails concemlns B_oooe's wrukJolm VanBiblx:rwaswodtlife in the years 1789 tollhool179S ing ina sugar grove on "the Indian when he lived near Point Plc asant shore," a canoe or ShaWIICC8 inter-'-" _,..,.a"- "Tueoda- ceptedhissonanddaughtercoming ...... ...,.._ --~ 11 wie"(anAigonqilinwordtha&means across in a canoe, killing and scalpthe meeting or waters). ing Rachel and taking Joseph capFaragher' writeS: "At 'tbe Point, live. Boone continued to operate • little Once Boone and hiS son, Daniel store,althou&hconsiderablymoreof Morgan Boone were out-hunting oo his lnlde here was in skills Jlllll furs. "the Indian shore" when young HuntersailduappasfnmtheLower Daniel beard rifle fire and-the whiz Kanawhabroughtthetheircatl:hand of a lead ball by his ear. . bargained for supplies. He looked IIIODild to see three "1be llocr of the Boone place. Indians bearing down on him. He was piled high with pacts llld the raced despenllely back to camp by raftershunawithmeat,Afrieodwho the river and as he borst through~ lodged wilh them durjngthe summer treeS he saw.his father readying thell' of 1792 recalled lhat the &e. bacon ..... canoe. . . 'drippedgreasclnmyfxc_thatnight ~ . 'lbeyquickly~ssedoverthenver as I'lay there.'" / · . to safety. It was mto die woods of ; • ==~.:li~gmd~ ~::u::=~~ ~si:d~=:r~!ili~ ·:~~ ~t 1_798uri~==~ AmericanPimcer,"thellllborgives County) • staaintothedellsefogco~nngthe moved west to tAisso _. . ne p-at p'oneer Daniel BooDe liwd Ill Poild P et wllt."e lie lllo ru a ~ore. Booo' waa a freqlleDl vilit«, to w111t is - GaJI!a Co.otJ, between 1789 and 1795. ' 1993 Daniel Boone no stran~e~ to Galli~olis/~oint Pleasa'!!!~!~of ' . • Pomeroy =ddlepol1 Gwllpolla, ott POint Pleasant. wv Senllnel 8 Jho Sandi ·' . ·, • .' • ------ -- Darryl and J?on Ellis . . . .I "''" �... .... .......... --··--- - .... ... . . . . -- -. ·····* . - . ' .. - ••••"1'-- .. ... .. .)..,_.._ • .. , ~. - -~ ol .,.. -y. ••- • ., . ... . . . . · ··- • . .. ~ • ,_ - _.,.. . ..... • Pomeroy-MI_ddleport~alllpplls, OH-Polnt Pleasant, .,. , ,._ '• ..,,.. •, ... • ' April 4, 1993 . ' Aprll4, 1 OH-Polnt Pleaaant, wv Times Sentinel ~--- .. .. • . -·---. wv Sunday Tlmea Sentlnti-Paga 83 Advocates want Shain~ freed from Sea World By BRIGrhE GREENBERG " Let Corky go home to her family, " the adve{tisement says. ''For 23 .:. years, Corky has been .jumping command, ridden Qll by trainers, fed dead fish, and then been sent back to a holding tank, · where she swims in circles, around and around, because there's no way Assotlated Press Writer ·sAN DIEGO - For 23 years, Shamu has jumped through hoops, haul&! trainers on her 6ac._ and performed any nul!l_ber of other tricks for nothing but applause· and dead fiSh. NoW, the whale's admirOUt" . ers say, it's time to swim free. The advertisement targets. the A group of animal advocates world's largest brewer, St. Louis, ur~ed children and their parents Mo.-based Anheuser-Busch Com- . Fnday to press for release of the panies Inc., which. produces Budtiller whale. weiser, Bitsch and Michelob. The Tbe full:page llllv~ment in company also owns nine theme The New York Times, )lald for by parks, including four Sea Worlds.\he San Rafael, Calif.-based group S.ea World veterinarian James In Defense Of Animals, said the performing female whale likely McBain said Corky would never . would die soon "unless she goes survive in the .wild. "She looks .to humans for ·her home." · The 28-year-old orca, who is . food and a lot of hCr activity, even -named c;:orky but called Shamu though she lives with other killer during Sea World shows, was cap- whales,".McBain .said. "To take · t"ied in December 1969 near Van- her at this StilF ofber life and put couver Island, Canada. Carty is the her out in the ocean is ridiculous. The risk to her is -immense. Stie oldest captive orca in the world. wouldn't survive." ' on MR. and MRS. KEITH NELSON EBLIN, JR. LIB. llliiC I 101 JEFFREY STROTH and SHELLY ·: -. Sawyers-:Strotfl , JOY LATliAM and AARON YOUNG RACINE - Shelly Ann SawyerS and Jeffrey Neil Stroth announce their engagement imd approaching marriage. · . TOLEDO .· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oreehville, c., is currently Miss Sawyers is the daughter of Latham of Toledo, announce the · employed by Calvary B~pt!st Resa Sawyers, Upper Marlboro, engagement and approaching mar- Christian School of Glenburme, Md., and Robert Sawyers Jr.,. riage of their daughter, Joy Car- Md., where she leaChes e~mentary Shade. She is a 1990 graduate of men, to Aaron F. Young, son of secondary French and mus1c educa- Southern Higb ·School and will 'Richard R. Young of Middleport, lion. _ . graduare in May from the Universiand Evelyn and Bill Brady or GalMr. Young ts compleUng a,~Mas· ty of Rio 6rande with an associale lipolis. . . ters degree in Bible at BJU. ·I . of applied business degree . in Miss Latham, a 1992 graduate The open church wedding Will accounting.· of Bob · Jones University. be held Aug. 20 in Toledo. l Strolh is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Stroth, South Webster: He is a 1990 graduate of South Webster ·· · Latham-YounQ 'f. Woodis sister says affair was error in judgment By SAMUEL MAVLL Associated Press Writer NEW YORK-Woody Allen's sister called Allen a ·loving parent and said his affair with Mia Farrow·~ a~opted ~~ghter was "an error m JUdgment. · . · "I lltink it ·was inappropriate the way it haP,pened. that it was Mia's . daughter, ' Letty Aronson said Fri~ day under cross,e~i~n abou! her brother's affatr With Soon-Yt Previn, now 22. . Aronson was called to the stand ELIZABETH SMITH to bolster Allen's side in his fight witlrFatrow, his lover for a dozen ~Smit years, for custody of Moses, 15, , Dylan, 7, and Satchel, S. The fii'Sl ~. SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS, Pa. • two are adopted; Sau:hel is the coo'th f pie's biological child. 'Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin V. sml 0 Aronson detailed a February .,Sewickley Heights, Pa.. annou~ce 1-992 phone call from Farrow - . ;:the engagemen~ and approac~mg just weeks ;Uter lite actreSs lca!ned 1•marriagc of thetr daugh~r. Eh~- of lite affair when she discovered ~bellt Hope, 10 David Cr.ug Sq~. nude'pictures.of ~viti in Allen's i son of Mr. and Mrr. James R. apartment. .. : Squire of Dunwoody, Ga. Aronson said Farrow claimed ; . Miss Smith is a 1986 graduate she was angry because Allen had ' of Quaker Valley High Sch~l and . "taken great advantag~ of ,Soon~ a 1990 graduate or the Umverslly Yi." Farrow described the girl as a :or Colorado,,)Where_ she w~ a me~- socially inept teen-ager, she saic!. •ber of Alpha Om1cron Pi. She IS Farrow has accused Allen of ."employed by Della Airlines, Port- sexually abusing Dylan. Allen has r-land. Ore. said he was cleared by child sex ;, She is the' grandda~gh!er or abuse experts a1 a Connecticut hos' ')\lyce Hoffman or Gall\pohs and pita!. The report, which the couple 1' the late William Hoffmlll!• at!'i the asked be kept secret, has been ~iate Dr. and Mrs. BenJamtn V · ' turned over to prosec910IS deciding : Smith of Cincinnati. . whether to bnng charges against • Mr. Squire is a 1985 ·graduate of All , the University or Georgia, wh~~~ ~~·e 49~year-old Aronson, who he was a ~e~ber of ~bda has thtee children of her own, Alpha: He IS m the office-proper, · praised her brother's abilities as a ties dlVlStOn ofGrubb & Eilts, a father. Allen changed shooting commercial real-estate company 10 schedules on his films to spend Portland. eddi ill be held June 5 more time with the children , she , . The w ng w sa1d. at Hilwn Head Island, S.C. , · • ;, ;: • High Schoof. Hti holds an associate degree in driifting and design technology from the University_of ~o Grande. .He is now workmg · towards a' bachelor of •cience degree in industtial tecllnology at the University of Rio Grilnde. The couple will exchange their vows during an open church ceremony at 1:30 p.m. on April 30, 1994, with music beginmng at I p.m. at Union Freewill Baptist Church in Wheelersb19 with .J>astor Joe VanMeter officiating. A reception will follow at the fellowhall. . Littlejohn..Jones Rock of Ages oft. . you a ~ of 6 dltf.-t colOred gra- :,' niiH. Whlllever your requlrementa IMY be, complete utilfac- , tlon II ....-.cl with Rock of Agel. . , Winter Hou111: Ffld!IY t-4. Olhera by Appolnlmant. ·513-1586 or 446-2327 ,... . 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Knapp The couple will'exchange wedannounce their engagement and ding vows during an open chureh aJiproaching marriage. . ·ceremony at 2:30 p.m. on May 22 Miss Williams is the daughter of at the ~ddiso!l Freewill B~ptist Ray and E~elyn Pennington. Gal- Chutch m Addison. Pastor Rtchard lipolis. She is presently employed Barcus will officiate. A reteption at Holzer Medical Center in the ' '>YfU follow at the feUowship hall. nutritious serv* departmenL Knapp is the son or Pearl and the late Olin Knapp, syracuse. He is presently a sales representative for Don Tate Chevrolet in Our Spring Package iricludes: ·( Sweet :Greetings·· TERESA WILLIAMS and KEVIN KNAPP I· I I " .: $ . 95 . 1;4 ·=~M .r '" "' · Meigs County Bookmo~tle r-11!--~--------., i . I .. · ,- d~"lf!a ~ ~iffl!l'r"fti ~ ~·7 r e . .CHILDREN'S SPRING PORTUIT SPECIAL! ( .. ' , .. ' MR. and MRS. DAVID (INDIRA) JONES h-Squire • r · ~ . ,. . , . . r, r-~11!111 .-----,-~ I I . 1 • All ·• . PER . . Furniture Moved . 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REMOTE CONTROL COLOR TV .If' ......_ ZeiJitiJ lllttllyflY . • O.Scnon Menu Oilpiay! • Auto . everyone coming. here to get their ·Cor6in ·& Snytfer 1-'uT~J-iture~ 20"· . 1~ co&.OR 1'1 ·April&,. 1993. . ,,• 7"'/r6 ·. ~ · will be joining . [ MEDICARE-MEOICAIDoTITLE XX•SI..IDWG FEE SCAI..EoCERTIFEDBY STATE OF<H>aENNG APPTS.AVAlAIII.E Home Ow~d and Operated . Lisa Gray ·;.. t:OVR CHOICE- · -s.NarS.u.E w 1 • , & --.g 'IMIII:C •w:ayT~ I d "--tar ea.-• ...,[ ..., News brief · .. SOCIAL WORKERS - 5 F ~~anist . for ahe service will ··. be Cindy Born, HMC executive T Ell · ' assistan.t at the hospital.' Her busemperatures on esmere band, John, of.the Church or Christ .. Island in the Arctic Ocean, north· em most point of Norlh America, in Christian Union in Gallipolis, span a giddy range of 70 degrees in will be ahe soloist · summer to minus 70 in winter. $·3·99. PSYCtf()LOGISTS It · .P~1or . . tlaR , • .. seats. PSYCHIATRISTS PROTECTED HOME OXYGEN THERAPY . Soft, plush · . ·back and ·~ply padded RESIDEI'fT CONFIDENTIALITY d Senunar slate . ' • ~Me ' ,. .-,..ot Alcotwll, Dr:ug', , , .............. ._... Swu' : ·tROwN Holy Week s~rvices schedule - .. ONE OF THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE & ~CNALISfi'ALIEM.TH AGENCES N SOOTHEASTEAII OHIO Woodllndc.nt. . tsfundedln..,.~..,. ... c a , , w 'a ancllor 0Ut.Pal18nl Trealmanl •\'lcllm'sAssiOI...,.Progroin Rev. ·Lund' annoilnces HMC .• HALF PRICE! :::::.~:~. ....A4 e. Hr. Enwn,_ICY-Services .... •l.uuilago&FamityCou..-g Gallia calendar of events The ·Latest l.n accessories•••. Buy ••• ,.ir of ..... •t regul•r pricei get sec•• ,.ir •• · · ett••lor lesser nlwe. oChlldren'sR~lal ·ROBERT M-; HOLLEY, M.D. Just In Time for Easter! • THE SHOE CAFE People whQ nCed people are the you know; only vaguel)r,•ol' coine, luckiest people in the world. · an individual or aren't · That'.s the way the songwriters . "people personsJ". These individuput it and since you live in ,one of als may meet ¥OW' "people person" ollr rural small communities it ·fig- manner with silence or even a ures thllt you, too, are probably a rebuff. Be not diSCOIII'Bged. These . "people pe_rson".. I think "people · folks may need your "people perpersons arc inclined to choose · son" approach more !han anyone rural areas as a habitat Or do dtey else. So hang in there with 'em. If : become "people persons" are a tiler, don't come around eventually, result of the rural elimate? . we 11 hang !hem by !heir lhumbs One thing's for aure.•'They real· when the big revolution comes. ize that being a rural "people perThe really ·solid gold "peOple . son" beats the heck out of the "peo- persons" are the bleased 90uls who pie who don't need people" city every day make a new friend even though the city may· offer all through an encouraging word or a that "culture". · You know, culrural good deed. On some days, both. stuff like daily bank robberies, · 'They've switched .from a "vill!min drive-by shootings, the-thriying and a day" to a "'esture a day" philos-•. . obviously dangerous drug uaffic, ophy and it s obvious that they controversial an exhibits and;more "love tlie dear hearts and gehtle . ..• cars than anybne Can count on ihe · · people who live in their home· In 1859, a prospe~:tor laid' claim . roads to fight day-in and day-out to;om''. Long live ''people i>ersons" to a silver deposit in Six Mil e • Many "people persons" in our is what I say, espe~:ially if they're Canyon in Nevada - a claim that area are likely to concede that they in my Utde hometown. · later turned out to be the multimil, I'm sure Evelyn Fick Young, of ··. might' have fared better fmancially' lion-dollar Comstock Lode. . had they selected the city with its Sidney, thought of our friendly · DONATES EGGS • Tbe 0.0. Mcintyre Park District wiD sjlon· "unknown" neighbors syndrome. "people peaon" ·towns as she read 1 sor tbe 1993 annual Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, April 10 at lp.m. . .And, of course, more money does a poem, "A Little Town" which she at the RacCOOD Creek County Park. Tbe blillt wiD be divided into · help. After all, if you're a city found in the collection of her late six age groupa: Toddlen to age 1; 2 to 3; 4 to 5; 6 to 7; 8 to 9; and - • dweller and have that extra cash, husband,l:foban Young. Being a 10 lo 12. Special prizes will be given out, eandy in every egg, and • you can get to your Ghoice of sev-.. former resident of Pomeroy, Eve. FAMILY PRACTICE •. eral malls in just a matter of .mjn· · lyn .would h.ave had no trouble · other activities. Donating the nearly 1,000 e1111s for the bunt is Foodl~nd in Sprin1 VaHey. Presenting tbe eggs to Brett Bostic, : utes and bily all of those maienal • associating us with the poem. The (right), of the park district Is Kevin Eastman, Foodland vice presi·· things that the extra bucks will author is unlcrtowit and here's how deat. For more Information Cllll Bostic !lt 446-4612, e!<lension 256. · allow. Tliese items, of course, it goes: · (Times-Sentinel photo by ~ris Cochran) make your life happier and more . . · content .A Uttle Town ' A genuine "people person" llil>e to live in a litde town, .though knows, that one doesn't.· W~ere the trees meet over the · need.all of tiH;se consolation ~­ Street; Sunday, April4 Rev. Jack Holley, at 7 p.m. A real "peOJ?le person" finds 'the You wave your hand and say EUREKA • Christ \,Jnited real McCoy m happiness· and -con- "hello", POINT PLEASANT • Narcotics Methodist Church to hold Palm tentment through a wide range of To everyone you meet Sul}day service, 10 a.m. Drama · Anonymous Tri County Group friends and neighbors. . pnisentali9n, 7 p.m. Foot-washing meeting, 7:30 p.m. at 611 Viand Now, I concede that you might I like to stop for a minute, · ser:vice to follow presentation. Stre~t. Use side entrance, basenot haVe been born a ''people per- . Outside the grocery s!Ofe; ment son". I haven't really figured out ir And hear the lcindly ~ossip, · EUREKA • Eureka Church of TO ACCOMMODATE THOSE WORKING PEOPLE, r "people persons" are made or born. Of the folks moving m next door. Monday, AprilS . Go!! to host Born 'Again Believers, WE ARE OP)1:N ' TIL 9 P.M. ON TUESDAYS A little of both, perhaps. · 'Yith . · 7 p.m. GALLIPOLIS · . Friends of ' some, the qiJlllily always seems to F6r life is interwoven, ., (PQI.NT PLEASANT MEDICAL CENT~R) ..Bossard Library· will meet II! 7 p.m. ·have been theie whi~ with others it · With friends you learn to know; · ' .BJD'wELL • Springfield Baptist in the library. Natiorl.al library 25TH & JEFFERSON AVENUE takes a life-threatening illness or And you feel their. joys and sor· Church will have Marie };1arrow week activities, annual membership . POINT PLEASANT · accident or some other major inci- rows. ' ' drive on the agenda .. All library preacl\iflg, 1 p.m . . .. dent to miraculously change the As they daily come and go. · . patrons are invited. (304) 675· 1675 ordinary, every day "flub" into a MACEOONlA ·Rev. Bill Hall . fantastic-"peop!e person". Regard· so I'm glad to live in a little rpwn, · will be speaking at Macedonia GALLIPOLIS • American Can· lesi of how it comes about, I find And care no more tO roam; · Church, 7 p.m. Roger pel Brenda cer Society Suppon Group meet• there are a 101 ''peopl& persons• in .. For every hou:;e in a litde town, ing, 2 p.m. at New Life Lutheran Warren . .will . be singing. our area and I'm glad about that, Is more than a house. It's a hqme! Church, Route 160. Call446-3538. aren't you? · · CROWN ClTY • ·Big Four 446-4895, or 446-8657 for more I venture to say, however, that I know I don' t have to \emind Church will hold a special benefit information: ·ev.cn here in our perfect "peOple all of you "people Persons" to keep songfest at 7:30 p.m., featuring the q~ality goes in person" rural surroundings lnilybe smiling. . ·, · , Terry, Short, llll.!l Coflley fl!"lilies, . LOGAN • Narcotics Anony; ,!1 before the name goes on' and the bill on Aimily of KCI)tucky .. mous Courage to Change Group mec:ting, 6:30 pu~. at 1st Church of · CITY • Rev. Wllb~ Cbrist, 935 E. Main St. · Slack will be preaching 8t Libeny Chapel Church at 7 p.m. · ATHENS --Narcotics. Anonymous The Walk of Life Group . ' CENTENARY · Centenary meeting, 9 p.m., ·at-united Campus GALLIPOLIS • The annual On Easter Sunday. morning, United Christian Church will have Ministry, basemenL Holy' Week services held in the April !9, a serv.ice w~~ be held f~ the Copley Family Singers and chapel or Holzer Medical Center . all pauents, the!f fwmhes and VIS!• have been scheduled ror Holy tors, th' Hosp1tal staff and the1r Thursday, Good Friday and Easter families. The serv!4;C will be~ill at !>J2726EW sunday, according to the Rev. 10:45 am. and will be '30 mmuteS . Aitilur C. Lund, director of chap· in length., Tbe organist on Easter ZENITH 27" Diagonal SENTRY 2 laincy services. · Sunday will be Conine Lund. · Remote Gontrol Color TV • Rev. Lund announced' that the Those j!atients who are unable li Receiver/Monitor. • Holy Thursday service on the to come to .tllci Chapel, for the sero MTS Stereo with dbx Noise Reducti.on. evening of April 8, will be held vice will be able-to watch the 7 • Unified TV NCR Remote Control from 7-7:30 p.m. AU patients who p.m. Holy 11luraday se.rvice, the 2 SC3835. ' · area able to.attend, along with their · p.m. Good Friday service and the o On -Screen Menu Display. families or guests, are invited. Holy 10:45 a.m. Easter Sunday Service o 178 Channel Car ahilit y. Communion will be ,available for on Chapel Channel 16 on the tele· • S.leep Timer. · those who wish to receive it. vision sets in tbeir hospital rooms. · • • AudioNi deo . lnpu1 and Variable AUdio Organisl will be Corrine Lund, Further information concerning Output Jacks . , • from New Life Lutheran Chui:ch in Holy Week Services can be GaUipolis, with Rhonda Fleming of obtai·n.e.d by calling the Holz~r •Hospital Beds ... Trinuy Baptist Church in Rio Medical.center chaplain's office at •Wheelchairs Grande as the soloist. . 446-5053. ~· On Good Priilay afternoon, · , . •Bath Safe~ Aids April 9, a service f!'l: the hospital -ostomy Supplies staff mernbell and vJSttors has been . . . •Diapers It 9huxs RIO GRANDE • The G.a lha set from 2-2:30 p.m. This service offers hospital ~ a special County Conservation Club WI~ be aL.ift Chairs time to worship together and is sponsoring a Wild Turkey sem;r~ otlundreds of Other .televised to all patient rooms on .Sa!Ufday, Apri110 at I p.m. at . Items in Stock Chapel Channell6. · Evans Far.m ' shelterhouse, R10 . The guest speaker for !he Good . Graride. · . Friday service will be the Rev. The s~minar, free to ar.e a James Seddon, chairperson or. th~ hunters, will f~ture s~ers, ups on calls, safety, techmques and hospital's Volunteer Chaplams Respiratory Thraplst - 24 Ho1r E111ergettcy Service ZENITH 25' Diagonal SENTRY 2 Association. Rev. Seddon is the ·experience. · RemOte Conlrol Color TV • We II Meclk•e; Metlkald. etc,. for ••e patle1t• ~::;stor at First Baptist Church in • ReceivcrfMo nitor . · . 1 • • • . 1' • . ALL SELBYS oComprehenstve Adotetoert Counoeltng & Tholapy '.·· NEW YORK (AP) Beethoven, Cho~in, Brahms, Ravel ..., and Billy Joel. . ... . The songwriter' said he immersed himself in classical m.usic before wriLing ·and recording his new album. The album. near! y completed, is . d ue out by earl1. summer. It• . · includes the songs 'Lullaby In G" ; -and " A Minor Vari~tion." ,But Joel's producer, Danny . Kortchmar, said the album is rock 'n' roll in the style of the Hassles, one oi the bailds Joel played in as a teen-ager. . . "T hi~ is not what you might expect," Konchmar said. "It's not overtbought or overproduced. It's a reai'suaight-ahead thing." The album, "River of Dreams,'' is Joel's rast in four years. . News brief Kinnison iimOiz,g pageant finalists -24-Hr. Crtsit lnlerventlon ' • AduHs, Children &A<IOietcenls • REVIEW PLANS • Flaal . • PRIVATE .... INSURANCE ' PLANS PROCESSED ' .: ,._ rar Millarity natt~t Molltb .. RACINE . The. Soumem Junior out avau8ble. Cost is $5 for adulis, · $2.50 for children under 12. Every· High Boosters will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the junior high school • . . one welcome. . . ..... . BURLINGHAM -The CommitMIDDLEPORT· 'The First Bap• list Church of Middleport will pre- tee for a Bedford Township Volunsent the cantata/drama "The Day teer Fire Depanment will meet at He Wore My Crown" on Sunday at the Mod~n Wood man Hall in La, (left), ..... ,.. . . . . . . Oil ,. SUNDAY . REEDSVILLE • The Forked 7 p.m. The church is located at the Burlingham on T uesday at 7:30 April20 will~~ Run Spcrts Club. will hold a Big comer of Sixth and Palmer. The p.m. .... r' , .• Buck ConteSt Sunday. Entries will play portrays tile death, burial .arid BEDFORD - Clean-up of the be accepted between noon and 2 resurrection or Jesus Chris! through Bedford Township Ceme,teries will drama and sorig. Everyone welp.m. Ohio Big Buck rules apply. come. · · begin next week. Anyone wanling Awards will be given for first, secto keep flowers and. grave deanond and third places. LOi'iy BOTIOM ~ Evangelist tions should have (bose items SYRACUSE • The Easter canta- William Villers will tie at the Mt removed by Tuesday. ta, "We Have Seen the Lord" will . Olive Community Church in Long POMEROY - 'The I adies R>E be presented by the Syracuse Bouom on Sunday at 7 p.m. PastOr Auxiliary No. 2111 will meet "tuesCharge Choir on Sunday at 7:30 Lawrence Bush invites the public. day at 7:30p.m. There will be a p.m. at . the Asbury United Methodist Church in Syracuse. · CHESTER · The ' Chester Ball potluck at 7 p.m. Association will meet Sunday at Everyone welcome. REEDSVILLE • The Communi· 3:30 p.m. at the Chester gymnasi.POMEROY • Revival at Cal- · um. AU parents are urged to attend. ty Education Committee for ~­ em Local School Disu:ict will be vary Pilgrim Chapel will cOntinue · · through Sunday with Rev. Amos MIDDLEPORT • Revival will Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the high • · Tillis, evangelist, and Bill and be held Sunday ihrough W¢nes- 'school. . Naomi .Tillis, evangelist and day at 7 p.m. nightly at the Hope ~& I WEDNESDAY .... • singer$, at7:30p,nt ni htly. Victor Baptist Church in Mi~epQn. Rev. LORI KINNISON 'f'0¥f:R:OY · 'There will be a~ •· ~. • Roush, pastor, inViteS ~e public. Fred Hill, director of Missions for regular meeting of Pomeroy Lodge the State' of Ohio, will be the evan- No. 164 F&AM on Wednesday at ·. SYRACUSE • The Syracuse gelist. 7:30p.m. Practice exercises will be VFW will have a chicken barbec:ue held at 6 p.m. at the Middleport MONDAY Sunday at II a.m. Cost is $4 for a Masonic Lodge. All masla' masons POMEROY ; A beef clinic invited. half-chicken, baked beans, pctato I..ANGSViLLE - L(Jri Arin Kin· meeting will be held Monday at 8 salad and roll. Pies and cakes are m-. +ect• of Bob IIIII Debbie p.m. at the. Meigs High School ex till. RACINE · The children's EaSiel' Keanisoa, Langswille, bas been library. . . program will ~. presented at tile sdcctal as~ fiulist in the 1993 RACINE • The Southern High Racine Baptist Chllclt on Wednes- pre-teea Ohio. Scholarship and LETART • Clean-up of the day. School Sports Banquet will be ~ld Rc:copilion 'Pio&nm to be held Sunday at I p.m. All athletes, par· Letart Cemetery will begin Mon· . July 23-2.$ a tile Hyatt Regency in day. Anyone who wants to remove ents and their guests invit¢. RACINE' · The Racine Church CollalJui, . 11owers or other items should have of the N11zarene will hold revival Pie-Tcea Ohio is • invitation · POMEROY • First Southern tllem removed by that time. with Rev. Dave Canfield, Wednes- only llld reeoJ~~ition Baptist Church will hold revival . . . '• day through Sunday at 7 p.m. cw:at.~~ mwotnnc }'OIIIIg ladies age services Sunday through Thursday · REE~SVILLE •. The Ohve night!}' and at 10:30 a.m. and 6 seve; 10 12 JICiiS of. J1llking in at 7 p.m. Pastor Lamar O'Bryant Township Trustees will meet ~on· p.m . Sunday. Rev. Joy Sizembrc invites the public. Evangelist will day at 7:30p.m. ~~ the Shade River will provide special music.. I'll~ tile top . . jltiWll of the Slate IQ• clrminJ!Iy. ~ Ronde! Martin, Columbus; and State Forestry Bwlding. invited. Cudidues will be judged on soloist will be Morris Wo9d, acade•ic dicvemen1, ·volunteer LET ART · The Letan Township · Gainesville, Ga sen ice 10 c:J;wth aDd collimunily, Trustees will meet Monday at 6 I W)IIM+h+S IIJd aaivities. devtlBIDWELL • A card sbowel' is BURLINGHAM· The Burling. p.m. at the office building. o( paswal skills and abili· being held for Sheri Roll..,.. -' ham Modem Woodmen of America ties, comprebeiiSi•e creativity; RACINE • Racine Chapter No. Bidwell, who was rea+Jeincd FriCamp 7320 is having a pctluclc '· .......,... ... Mivc aiJility and on-stage April 10 at 6:30 p.m . at .the 134, Order of ihe Eastern Star, will day to University He ...... Columpoilc IIIIIJ•>••*"ity.. . · Bu(lingham Modem Woodmen meet Monday at7:30 p.m. All bus. P'Je.Tcea Obio will award over · Family and friends may sullmit Hall. The camp will furnish ham, members urged JO.attend. cards to her at Room 716, Rhodes $5,000 ia ""nnionalllonlk, prizes eggs, rolls; coffee and pop. There SYRACUSE • The Sutton Hall, Ohio State Uniwenity, ..tn(ads. will be no charge for this activity .. Township Trustees will meet Mon- Columbus, Ohio43220. Public invited. · day at 7:30 p.m. at the Syracuse · RUTLAND - The choir of tile Municipal Building. Rutland Church of the Nazarene RACINE • Racine Village · will present "HilSanna" and "Wave the Palms" on Sunday at 10:30 am. Co'uncil will meet Mol)day at 7 The children. will .give a special p.m. at Star Mill Park. · presentation and the congregation Sel~ PAGEVILLE ·The Board of will sing "In the New Jerasulem." Beverly Adkins win sing a·special Trustees of Columb.ia Township will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at solo. the fJCe station. . • TUP~.ERS PLAINS • "Behold MIDDLEPORT • The Middle- . the Man will be presented by . ~e · port Community . Association will Walnut Street Church of Chr~st, · meet Monday at 5:15p.m. at the Belpre, at th <: Tuppers Plams People 's Bank. in Middleport. . Church of Chnst on Sunday at 3 Everyone welcome. . p.m. Public invited. ; , TUESDAY LOTIRIDQE • There will ~ a POMEROY • American Legion· smorgasbord dinner at the Lot- Drew Webstet Post No. 39 will tridge Community Center on Sun· meet Tuesday. Dinner will be at 7 : <lay from noon to 1:30 p.m. Carry- p.m. with meeting.at'8 p.m. . ' by Bob Hoeflich GALLIPOLIS • The month !If County's minority population; 20, Ptgy Lee, Sllft' r· ;, • April is Minority Health Month. said MiblheU. Holzer lf:1Ul c-. will lilt oa Hol~r Medical Center an!! Paint InclUded will be two screenings h~piY!mrioa - ' 1 io •i• 8odl Creek Regular Baptist Church in and two programs. all sche«hhlcd on of lhciC JA...- will be rn. J-3 Gallipolis, have coordinated a the four Tuesdar'! of the .-dl. p.m ..<ll wi• •ille Taallay lilanumber of special events, accord· "We are delighred to be able to noons. in~ to Lisa Mitchell of the hospi • have blood pressure saeeniJI&s on 'The two popams - ' the two tal s AmbulaUlry Surgery Unit, and April 6 and 27, frolll2 :30-4:30 screenings on lhe rour TIICSday the Rev. Dellliis Hurt, Jll!SIOr of the p.m., and on the April13 lllld 20, aftt.moolq ill April will be llll:ld ill Paint Creek Regular Baptist two educa~ioilal programs are ~th~~ Fellowship HaU of the Paillt Church. . · scJ!cduled With the foc;ua .on hyper· c-It Rep!-~a..dl. 833 "the hospital and the church, .tension; one J)C:~Wns to the inpor· Third Ave.., ill '~. 1'llcythrough.a joini effon, obtained a , tance of diet and the Olha' to mcdi· free 111111 die pablic. grant from the Ohio Commission cation," said Rev. Hun. . Pol' addiriml! ;..& . . fa, «10 on Minority He.alth so that health The program on hypenens1on . answer any qllc:sliou abollt tile screenings ana informational ses- and diet will be on Tuesday, April screelli.np ud JIRIIIIDI, • '"'"i' sions on hypertellsion (high blood 13, and feature Karen Gebhardt, Ms. Mitchd111446-S020, « lleY. pressure) could be conducted, assistant director of Nutrition Ser· Hurt 112AS-S28S. specifically focused to Selve.Gallia viceS at tile hospilal. Then on April Community Calendar Items appear two days before an event and tbe day of that event. Items must be received well in ·advance to assure publication in the calendar. Billy Joel to .release album ,. HAIIImusT VNtNER OF7 HAIR. STYUNG AWARDS '( •• i • . f/ �J - ·~ ..... . -J ~ .. ... .... -_. .. ... . ~ .. .. .. ~ ~ .; ~ ~· • • .. . 86 Sunct.y Tim• S1 11111111 P1111 . Pomeroy Mlddleport-GalllpoUa, OH-Polnt Pleaunt, WV April 4, 199:J • • Uilbealthy eating_habits make.life more flav.orful I am an CIICI'. . Not just someone wbo consumes nutrients (0( the PlfiiO!Ie of • nourishment; but a rCCJ'eational · eater who considers a pizza wilh the ,WO(ks one siCp shan or lawen. Eating iS one of the great components of life. It's one of the few thirrgs on this plane of reality which is required fiX ~and is almost as much fun au "'KiN of water balloons and a siJah·Ooor window overlooking a busy sidewalk. .. Eating is a habit my parc:nu forced on me ·when I was a wee young lad with vrxy liUie hair, no teeth and dirty diddies. And it's oneDf my few habits I have 1101 fdt guilty for failing 10 kick. But, li)<e otlier habits, this ooo tends to bea little unhealthy. To really enjoy the dining cxpaieaoc, one must .maintain a il,iet of lbosc -- foods which have been bJactli51rd by health-nut medical yaboos '!'ho are alw.ays sticking their stethoscopes in oiar health habits. If the .health gurus had it their way, we would all look lite Richard Simmons and eat lite a bunch of Californians-· bean sprouts, 10fu, yogun. riCe cakes and mineral w<~~er. _ I'd rather lil!e with clogged arteries. thankya anyway. · Cholesterol? Fat? AJ!jf~eial coloring and preservatives? Gimme miXC, gimme more. Liie, Cholesterol Fn:e, Sugar Free, fat Free. Diet, and Low Calorie are words you will not filld on any of the packages in my cup- ,, . ·~ .. -~ -~ • ' '. ' . Dayne. ne - is as thin as a tail and c:ao eat ill a in••.wr which can only be ciMl:rillal as ali:Aic. · He's ld a p""D, bul at a sixbour family -mmioo Dayne keeps his pllliC fuU the eutiie time, mal:, Grandma placed a f~ly baked pie, cut into eight !Jieces, on the table under Dayne's n~ and told him 10 help himself. Da~ne studie<l the pie for a moment,. th~n turned to look at Grandma. ' · "ls there so~ething wrong?" sh~ ·asked. · · · "You didn't have 10 cut it in dan!n many pieces!" he replied. Dayne is also very helpful because he's always more than happy to take home leftovers and keep the wives from laking. home· Tupperware with Ol)e· or two servings of food left in iL . · ·I doubtl _C!UI ever reach the level of gourmet' greatness my great uncle has 'achieved, bull will keep aspiring. · ' inB mnltiple trips to the service table. · Even his eating style has fiJ!!C'.$se Lite a wine conaoisseur saqlling alioC wioe,l>aync ta1a:s a mouth-sized bite aod works it aroond in his mouth, absorbing every bit of llavor from. the culi_,.- 1 pictes ~by my &n''..'""bcr{llis sister). · l tbint part of his ~~ is his anib* One ollllf ~r·s fawrile • doEs lioni the Legend Kev·ln Pioson, McDonald's ofDayae best~ the pro- . Customer or the Year, is a starr ' · wJ eatcr'setlrit. . writer ror Ohio Valley Publish· ing. MEETS IMPERIAL POTENTATE. While vacationing in Florida recently, Gallipoli.t resi· dents Marlon {Tex) Harrison, left, and .Eldon Thomas, right, members or the Aladdin Sbrlil'tTemple Columbus, attended the Azan Shrine Tel!lple In Melbourne. Where·there, they · hl!d the pleasure or meetioa Imperial Sir, Everett M. Evans,- center, Imperial Potentate '· {AAONOMS). In honor or the national Jeader, the Azan. Temple bad a Texas-style barbeeue, ·along wltb a country apd western llaad. More ~ban ~people attended. ....... Sug.la!H$69.95 _Memphis prepares to mark 25th anniversary of MLK's death life is over when my doctor puu .. / . $4495 me on one of those special dieu By MI(11EJ 1 t: wul.IAMS on April4, 1968, a5 he stQOd on the requiring me to cat nolhinJ but .4 • • ,...._Wrilir balcony of the city's Lorraine . MEMPHIS, Tem.. -.· The ci~il ~~~iv a lead~ of the Rev: Jesse greens and synthetic styro ~ food. '' ri&IMs CIIISIIk of the Rev. Martin A meal is not a :~rue meal imJess · r •llher xq Jr. lost facus after his Jackson's National Rainbow Coali.· it once clucked, mooed.or oinbd · assissmation 2S years ago, but tion, 'O'Dell said their struggle is before being fried in v · . Olbl:r lbalc wbo ri' 'td ap die~ say more difficult today. • than a good bata1 potaUf 0( «* of tbe Dllh IS Jc:awakeildlg. "There are many other factors com smothered in bntler, l don't "Falple .... 1111 10 SQiiJCWIIc:n:: that blur the vision that weren't have much usc fO( vcgetllblcs. else," said Jadl: O'Ddl a fmncr there in the 1960s," O'Dell said. lf we were meant to w that IJICII'4• 1 ol ~tina's Southern Cbris- "'We have $4 trillion in debt. We stuff which best grows planted ia !!u ~ea~rsbil! C011fcrence. have 3 million homeless. There are manure, we'd all have long ears. They n: lim! of the poverty, the 36 million people living in poveny. fluffy tails and hop to woit every homclessness, the joblessness. We've lost millions of manufacturday. · , ~y 5aid:tba wilb the (presiden- ing jobs that Supported the health . want cbange. · care of people ilnd replaced them Vegetarians arc: a suaage . .tial) el~. species 1 will never understand. Tbe qiiCSbon IS now whelher we with service jobs that don't provide .Rabbiu and squirrels have no c:anJCI.IIICK..'' heallh insurance." · choice but 10 eat JRCil SlUff all die O'Dell WB ill J • ''l"i• Friday The symposium continiles rocilly ' time because God didn.'t eucdy ·for a two-clay symp•imu IDI Olhet at the National Civil Rights Muse'imbue them with a lcillcr insti,... weetead eveats . marking the urn, established at the Lorraine · But we have butcher shops for ->veasay olKing's IBSIISSinllion Motel. ,. ' Sudafed-poison:ed wife says it's time to get on with life; husband's convic.ted SEATILE {AP) - A woman who stood by her husbald aftl:r he tried to kill her with a cyaoide,:filled cold capsule-says she wants ··:to get on with her life now lbat be's ;been oonvicled of die drug umpcr: ing that also led 10 two deaths. : A federal Court j19 deliiJmltlld "2 1/2 days before fmding Joscpb E. ~eling guilty Friday of produci lampcring, perjury ~d 1!'~ fraud. He races up 10 life m pnsoo. :A presentencing hearing w~ set :Cor May 21. · After the verdict, o~e juror ·- .. • . . > 1.-800-462 -5255 .. ,, described the fonner insurance salesman as ..an inveterate and cyanide-filled capsules into packages of Sudafed 12-hour decongesICOO:xless liar.. •• . lllnt in an allempt 10 ·ltill his wife Mding, 31, o f T - - . shoot and collect $100,000 in life insur,' his bead as the vadict was read. He ance. lkclincd eommmt as be was led He also put.the capsnles in five away by federal manbals. other packages 10 make it loolc like His atlilmey, Cyrus Vailcc Jr., she ·was the victim of a random said be pllillled .. appa~l killer, prosecutors charged. Prosecutors said Meting put ' • ·• • • .''HOLZER . HEALTH HOTLI.NE ,• News notes ••ausmua OI.IPBDftllt SUPPORTS MUSEUM- Morris Haskins,,Friend or Our House, · recently made a contribution to the Our Mouse Museum. He r~g­ ~ nizes the Our House as a !Jome or .many fine Gallipolla artiracts : and encouraaes .the community to participate in Its continued : operation. Haskins is pictured in the museum's courtyard as be ; P.liepares to enter the biiCk door. ~· -c.,,,,.,,.~ . 2-5x7 • $1495 - Anderson to 'wed '- HOLZU HOTUNI tAWNEY STUDIO 1-aoo-462·5215 424 SECOND AVE. GAWPOUS Remember tHe ·Easter Season with R~ligious Jewelry •JOHN HARRISON · " Party held · GALLIPOLIS - Hosted by friends and family, a surpiJe ~ :was hel!1 April 3 at ~. liln .in . )lonor or John E. Harri'!JD s 60ib birthday. . . . . • The Gallia County native 'auend~d Gallia Academy High School .and. the Ulliversity of Rio Grande . .He resides in Malvern, Ark., ind is CEO of IWo "''PQCSSC!! in Central Alta.nSM at BfY'OL He directs Harrison truck ~ a heavy cquipnent and IlliCit salea company· as well · as headi111 Arkansas, .Texas, Tennessee Express Company 1 a specialized fitight hauling COIDJliiiJ. . • He joined the .\ii Force upoa leaving Gallia Count)' and tollfinues 10 participate in the Gallia County Junia Fail: and 4-H ICiivi. tieaHanuon has duec pulilml.• , seven .~hil~n. Jrailer. Easter is lhe most holy time of the yecpfor many people. Give a gift of reli- · giops jewelry to someone you love -- - .. .,, , ·.... ~ ·...:.... \ .... . • ' /' \ . I • . ' ' arid they'll think. 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N.ls on duty to a..nswer your qtiestions on · health care .& inform you about available services•.. ·11 am-10 pm 7 days a week. . • NEW YORK {AP) - Terry · Anderson, the journalist who spent rfearly ·sevq~ years as a hostage in ~eirut, and Madeleine Bassil will be married Aprill8. ' "It will be vrxy smaU, very private,· • Bassil said Friday. The wedding will be at the 'couple's home ill suburban Yonkers. • Anderson and Bassil have a 7· fear-Old daughter. . ' Anderson, chic£ Middle East · CPrrespondent for The Associaled J>ress at the time or his kidnapping, was freed in December 1991. He has resigned from the AP, is a rei• low at the Gannett Freedom J;orum Coiumbia University and IS fin(~hing a. book about his experiences. A television miniseries also ii in the WIXks. at .. •Illness or Injury •,~hyslcian l:leferral •Health Care Events •Support· Groups · · wannly of you all year Jong. · · - · .. .. l Thlefc eans up .· d' d.zaperS · :ncY . I ·=Girls ·convicted in ·plot to k~ll teacher 4 Drawer · Chest ~·;::~~ ~!~FI= F"f..ve alwa~s said I'D tnowniy I F'lans m: moving right aloog for . Over $6,200 for local schools adding an atrium on the west side has already been raised, and the · of lhe Meigs County Public 'Library McBucks program will put thout(/ serve as a reading room. sands more in!O 'schools later this This week the Library Board month; · The last' day 10 save advertiscd"for bids on the project McBucks for this school year \¥.liS They'll be'opeobd on April29 and Marth 3!. On April Z7 checks ,will · the work should begin in May. be presented 10 lhe schools; , Brick removed to mate die opening from the main building to tl!e · After m~Xe years or being there addition will be used on the exteri- ~ anyone can remember, th\1 old · or of the a1ri11m so that it won't judges and annq.uni:er's stand have that built-on loot. across from the gmnds1and at the · Use of the library increases all R\>Ck Sprin,gs fairgrounds has been the lime, not only for distribution tom down. · • .. of books and other materials, but . With the change in lhe miling for entertainin& and educational around the track, ·it was 'tell the programs. ln the past couple of stand could be il hazard 10 horses as '!leeks there have been two com- they race along. A portable stand munity musical programs and ·a tal-. wi!,l. be brought in for the fair. . crit show, in additi9n 10 Dl!ffierous Apd speaking of lhe fair, things other group meetings iii the down- · are moving right along, Dan Smith, (:HRISTIAN SOLDIERS • Chrlstiao Soldiers Teep Choir or stairs room. · · board president, tells us. AU of the Gallipolis Christian Church wiD be presendog their aDilual spring It's the expanded use of the musical, "Live at the Palace," on SWiday; AprD 4 at 6 p.m. at the bookings for the grandstand and ' facility that prompted the board to ' most·or the entertainment for the church. The choir is under tbe dire'i:tlon of Sharo• Sayre arid Sharon Hutchins. Music ror the show was written by Steven Curtis go aliead .with the atrium consauc~ ltillside bave already been schedlion. · ChaP.man. The group will be traveling to Paden City, W.Va., on uled. · Wilh the increased use parking April 18 and Chesapeake on April 25. Members Include Dottie Among the grandstand bookings Fields, .Brionna Ball, Jessica Silvers, Brad Houdashelt, Matt . remains a proble"l at the library but is an Elvis impersonator. "The Rulh Powers, librarian, repons that b~$.1", says Dan. Mike Albert has Franklin, Courtney Balles, Jason Casey, Rob Sllnders, Stacy Silvers,,Misty Sayre, Jeremy Sweeney, 'Amy Hutchins, and Erica the Board is working toward solu- been described as the world's finest Adkins. . tions. Elvis impersonator. He's been on · numerous television shows includ" Our congratulations iD Mr. and . ing Oprah Winfrey l!Dd A Cllrrent Mrs. Roscoe MiUs. · . . T!Jeir "McBucks for Educa- Mfair. • Again this year the fair will run tion"program has been selected by · six days starting on Aug. 16. McDonald's Corporinion as the "best local commiuee promotion But ~ore lhal comes lhe spring for the year, 1992;" ' fling 10 be held on the fairgrounds, • ELYRIA, Ohi~ {AP) - Two tence the girls in about a month. Mrs. Mills says· that since the May 15 and 16. seventh grade girls said it was all a Until then, the two ~iris must . announcement they have had calls W~ile the event is being spon· joke but a judge convicled them of remain in the county s juvenile from around the COIIIItry wanting 10 sored by the Meigs County Fair take "McBucks for Education" into · plotting to lcill-their English teach- detention center. their commllnilies. It's been a real Board, numerous other organizaer. One girl was armed wilh a 12The girls could be ordered held tions are participating. The Antique inch knife. in juvenile custody until they reach thrill for the couple, owners of · rrilc10r Club will have a .show and • The 13-yeai'-old and 12-~-old 21 · McDonald's in Pomeroy, Ripley pull. There will be a dnift horse girls were convicted Fnday of ·TI~ two were arrested at Irving and Spencer. halter show and compelilibn by the delinquency by c<>nspirucy to com- Middle School in Lorain on Jan. Ohio Valley and·Appalachian Draf1· mit aggravilted murder following a 20. J>olice had ~ the plot to kill HorseandMuleAssooialions . .. two-day trial before Lorain Domes- Janet Kirk, 4(i, began Jan. 19 when The Oldies but Goodies Car iic'Relations JUdge Jpseph Zieba. the teacher scolded the 13-y~-old Wlfh lTty Club will be -there for a show ·and , Juvenile court p~gs . gen- for not paying allention. swap meet. .Then there will be an erally are closed to the public but Ms. Kirlc said the verdict would CLYDE, Ohio {AP) - Whoev~ arts and crafts fair, antique dis.ille judge allo~ed reporters 10 . send a message IO' sludents that er stole a bag from The Myles fam- play's, vendor's exhibits; . and auend as long' as the names and "there's no place anywhere for ily's garage has a big surprise in demonsuations by the Meigs Co.un· images of the girls weren't dis- weapons in society." store. Inside were SO dirty diapers. t~ F'ioneer 3!1d H1s1orical ·society. elosed. She said the two girls are young Marli Myles discovaed the theft ' . Zieba, said Friday he would sen- .¥and bright ', Wednesday morning when he went Sure you remembered 10 change . ....... 10 his garage 10 get the bQg. He was your clock to daylight savings time .. going 10 talce it to a Fremont diaper But did you remember 10 change service. the balleries in your smoke detec--' "), went back in the house and tors. asked my wife ·if she did anylhing . . The State Fire Marshal says that · widllhem. Sbohlldii'L We w,.itod.a · using !he time change .as a · while befoi'e doing lll)'lltbl& Jtapld. remllilel': to change amotc derec1or . Who in the hell would want tiatteries can be a lifesaving those?" Myles sBid. . chan~e. · Later, Myles and his wife; Tmci, D1d you know that while 90 per- .. decided they better caU police. cent of U.S. homes have at least Police Chief Dan Weaver said one smoke detector, only 60 perFriday he has never heard of any- · cent of the homes have work!ng one stealing dirty diapers. detectors. And it's those workmg He said he doesn't .understand · ones that double a family's c~ances why the thief didn!t take other .of escaping a _nighttime fire. w~'re irems from the garage, such as gar- told. So do 11, and have a mce den tOOls, ladders and an air coadi- week. lionel. · . . "I think it's a case of mistaken identii · ;';he said. · . . Myres said the thief may be in·' . for shock because the diapers were not rinsed before being placed in the bag. And his !-year-old daugh. ter, Jenna, had the flu and diarrhea. . · . A - l tndy Blllllft (and ho(lc· fully tab) alia') is my gteat uncle I .by Chatlene·Hoeflich. . ···-· .cripes Slkc! 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They think lheir • 'learns will be fresher. , "But all during lhe year, teams · ·play back.·to-back. llhinlc: Ibis thing of not playing back·tO·back has · . grown out of a mythology that that . is lhe way it has 10 be." • · : .This year·in baseball. ·. a new look GAL . . ( BROUGHTON DAIRY . .·. $ 49 Potato :(h•ps~~--"REG. s1n 99 lc' Cream. ...._....sar.rAIL · 2 . FLAVORITE 7'14 OZ. BOXES . .$ TQNY'S FROZEN · .··. .· .:. . Mac. & Cheese. . . .. 4 1 PiJza.~················~······.....~........ __3 -·. ·. . .. By CHUCK SCHOFFNER pie; · ATI.ANTA (AP)- Two.r.eams The women used to .P,IaY lheir will play for the national champi· national semifinals on Fn<!ay night onship of women's basketball They s~itched to Saturday after· today, and they'll be going mostly noon . m 1991 beca.use CBS on instinct. , : wouldn't touch \he Fnday rilght To accommodate television, lhe games . . ESPN showed them title game in the women's Final instead Wilh the games m~ng to Four comes lhe day after lhe .semi:- Saturday afternoon, CBS ~es finals. which Ibis year luid No. I them as a lead-in to the men's . Vanderbilt meeting No. S Texas semifinals. . · Tech and No. 3 Ohio State facing The men, of CO\IJ'Se, get b day No. 410wa. offbeforelheircliampionshipgame Only 24 hours to'get ready for Monday night. The women's game, what will be lhe big~est game il) however, is~ 't ready for prime lhese young players' lives. There's ume, at least m the VIew of CBS. no time to study tapes, hardly any "It's very unfortunate to ask. time "to rest and just enough time teams to play for the biggest prize for walk-through practices and in college basketball back-toshootarounds. back," said Judilh HoUand, chair· · ;Fair? Probably not. Unavoid· man of th~ Division I Women's able? For lhe time being, yes, if the wo~en want netw!Jrk television covenge . . Too much of a hardship? Not really, according to Vanderbilt coach Jim Foster. · "I lhink ~e conditioning tiling . tighten lbeir defensive grip In lhe ftnl balf of, · is overemphasized," Foster said. . t!EY! SOMEONE GET QPEN -That's Saturday's NCAA Final Four game in Atlanta, what Tex11s Tech's Sheryl Swoopes (center) "I don't know if you remember, Ga., where the Red Ralder!i won 60-46 in part seems to lie tellins ber teammates wbUe Vander- , but when I was between the ages ol because of Swoopes.' 31 points. (AP) bllt;s Shelley Jarrard (21) and Rboilda Blades 18 and 22, fatigue was not a word in my vocabulary • "You could come in late, get up early, do alllhe lhings you can'l do now. Players in that age group are ByBENWALKER · But if you'{e in Piusburgh, it's S'till, the first new teamnince fiL" . AP Baseball Writer terrible. Without Bonds; Doug 1977 are sure to make baseball Vanderbilt and 'fexas Tech both By mid-afternoon ·Monday, Drabek, Lind and several role play· mo're int!lfCsting, at least early in . had back-to-bact games in their when the plate umpire tells Tim ·· ers, it's hard to imagine lho Pirates the season. postseason confefti\Ce tOurnaments Wallach, now wilh the Los Angeles winning their fourth strai&lit How far willlhe ball travel in m early March. Vanderbilt played Dodgers, to hurry up and get back ·. National ~e);ast tide. · the lhin air at Mije High Stadium? three straig~t days. while Tech into lhe batter's box to face Charlie :'There is a high turnover, but How many min delays will there be played three.umes tn four days. Houg~. now with lhe new Florida it's what the fans want,': Cone at Joe Robbie Stadium? . · Ohio Siale and Iowa bolh are in ,Marlins, it should be pretty clear. said. "There's a rotisserie mentali· Eilher way, games in lhe majors ~ the Big Ten, which doesn't have a Baseball 1993 has a whole new ty out there. Every team has a will be quiclcer Ibis season, hoi!CS ~stseaSOn tollfllamenL Bu! Foster look. · · chance to go from last to first, the commission~r's· office- which ~that wouldn.t put the wUIIICI' of The lineups,.lhe teams, the way because teams an: doing it." • is still missing acommissioner and lhetr game au disadvantage today. the game itself is played. It's all The Atlinta Braves made such a might not have one unti11994.' .. ''It'~ a ~ental_lhing," he said. , changed. . I'!IOVe and, with the addition or After the time of games . . I don tlhmg fa118'!e Jll!lys ~ f~Who's in ftrst? For now, a lot of ·Maddux, are trying to becOme lhe increased for 15 years to nearly tOr. Therefore I don t thinlc It w11l fans .are wondering: Who's on fu!t NL team to win three straighi three hours each, a set of speedup ·. -affect Ohio State or Iowa just ftllt? pennants since the 1942-44 St. rules have ~n put in place, · . because they haven't done iL" Barry Bonds, Greg .Maddux, Louis Cardinals. . . Now, batiers will be urged to But they have. Iowa played on Dave Winfield, Paul Molttor and Too Toronto Blue 'Jays, mean, stay in the box and pitchers will be consecutive -nishts at its own Dave Stewart are ilffiOng the record - while; will tty to become the fust encouraged to take less time Amaila-Hawteye Classic and 250 players who changed teams · learn since lhe 1977-18 New Yorl: between pitches. Managers will be played ~ SU8tght days during a · during the winter, Plus, Bo Jack· Yankees to repeat as WQI'Id Series asked .to make changes more tournament in FIC?flda. Ohio ,S~te son, Fernando Valenzuela. and Kirk champions, albeit minus Cone; promptly and public-address . · played consecuttve game~ m tiS_ Gibson have returned after .IQng · · Winfleld;Tom Hel\ke,.Jimmy Key, announcers will be told to intrp. own tournament, the Buckeye absences. Kelly Gruber, Manuel Lee and duce ~layeri mere sWiftly. . . . , .Classic. . · . ·, ·. the only constailt seems .to be Candy Maldonado. · It tS believed thai the speedup "Thoae of us m the B~g Ten tty Nolan R)'lll. He's back w!lh TClUIS Thai does not mean, howev~r. guidclinel will shave 20 minute119f 10 schedule at !cut one or two holifor his final and record 271h sea- . that the· Marlins and Colorado dead ti!lle off each game. In turn, day toomaments wbere, you do play son, which also will be the last.yw R~kies can expect so much, so that might make the 'imo more back·to-back, ,.. Ohio State coach for the Rangers in Arlitigton Statli• mn. · attractive 10 fans, especially impor· Nancy Darscb Slid. "It c:eitainly is um. . · The best' record by an expansion tant after 18 of the 2(;· teams lost not ·lhe cali!M!r pf the Final Pour, If you're,in Kansas City, all-the team wu 70.91 by the Los Ansetes attendance last season. · but it does gi\le you a.sense of swapping and free-agent signings Angels in 1961."Bven though the One thing that did not drop. of · plar,inF. back-to-baclt. · ·are grea1. Olmln8 off a 72-90 sea- Rockies and Marlins 101 to draft course, was the money ·p~ud to 'Its u bia a deal as you want !on, lhe additioJIS of David Cone, players fronrboth Jeaauel- previ- players. This year, exactly 100 ..to make it. Obviously, if we~re Pcllli-'Josc, Jose Lind and Ores ous ex~n1ion teams could only players will make $3 million or playing Sunday, we're not loin& to Oagno might make the Royals • pick players from their QWII league . m~. wilh the avenip salary up to put a lol or 8ltelltioo art lhiL '' .· champiolllhlp.team. . ,~ -there wasn'ta lt!n of ta!~!Pt out abo!lt $1.1S mllllon. ·' · · ·· 'l1le back·to-batk pmos came ·. ~ . about~ofTV.~andsim· .there. · . 280Z. · . .. · , · · ·. Saturday's NCAA women~s semlf)lial game In Atlanta, Ga., where lhe Buckeyaf'wo• 73-72 In · overtime. (AP) · · No rest for the wom.en between , championship rouqd~ ; . PET . • • In NCAA women's Finql Four, •. MR. BEE . Soulhwest (;onference team to reach lhe national. ftnals since Texas completed a perfect 34-0 season by winning lhe 1986 championshtp. · : Swoopes, national player of lhe year, fell four · pomts short of the Final Four record ·set bv Mary Ostrowst:i.of Temiessee against Cheyney State in 1984. . T~h (~3) advanced to today's title game against· .l'LL.1 AII;E THIS -Iowa's Tla Jackson reaches out to eilttb the ball in front of Ohio State's Averrill Ro!IJ!~ts during the first half of c 99c:r . ·· . . ZESTA CRACKERS· 'CATSUP. . _ '-.- . . DEL.,MONTE . SQUEEZE . Aprll4,1993 · s· 99 $259 GRADE A · ATLANTA (AP)- Ohio State .won iiS rubber · · fll'St .half, and Aaron scored 21, 'including 17 after halftime. · . ... match wilh Iowa and now has a chance to play lor an Iowa led ·61-59 after Aaron drove lhe left side for even bigger prize. ' a layup wilh I :30 left in re~tion. After Smilh and . . Nikki Keyton'S' free throw wilh 33.5 secondS left teammate Audrey Burcy misSed, Iowa had a chailce in o~ertime gave Ohio State lhe last lead in a see-saw to secure the victory with a basket or two free &l!llle and the Buckeyes beat lheir Big Ten confer· ence rival 73-72 Saturday to reach the NCAA . throws. But Toni Foster was called for traveling on a women's championship game. · · · drive across lhe lane wilh 28.6 seconds left. giving lhe Buckeyes another chance. · No. 3 Ohio State (28·3), the first Big Ten team tO, Smith, the Big Ten's freshman of the yw, gOt the reach the fU181s, will meet, No. 5 Texas Tech (30-1) ball along the ri&ht baseline, drove around two for the title today. Tech advanced wilh a (j().4(j vicllr . · defendm and bailke!i in a'layup. ' ry O)ler No. I Vanderliill. . · .. . Aaron missed an 18-footer from the nght side uruo :State !IDd lo~a (274) were the ftrSt Big Ten wilh two seconds remaining and Smilh grabbed lhe teams to play m lhe.Final Four. They shared lhe conrebound at the buzw. · ference championship. this year and split their two Ohio State Outscored Iowa 16-5 at the end of the regular-season~es, each winning at home. · . . fust 11Qlf to take a 33-29 lead and twice led by eighi Freshman · Smith's baslcet wilh 11 seconds· early in lhe second haH, the second time on freshman left in regulation sent lhe glme into.overtime tied ill; Lisa Negri's basket with 13:52 remaining. · · · 61. The lead changed ·hal)ds ftve times. in overtime But Iowa came back with eight sb'llight pointS and before Smith made two "fl:.ee tiU'ows to give Ohio tied the scll!C.tt45 on two free throws by Tonsil wilh State a -12· 70 lead wilh 1:47'1c_ft. II :52 remammg. The two teams lhen baUied on even . Tia Jackson's la~p after Laurie Aaron poked the tenns down the strerch. ball away from Sm11h pulled lhe Hawkeyes into a tie Aaron hit two frr,e throws to pull Iowa ahead 59- . at 72 with 54 seconds·to play, and Iowa had a chance 58 wilh 1:5610 play. Smilh made one of two to tie itt for a final shot following Keyton's free throw. 59 before Aaron's drive gave Iowa its last iead of · But Aaron tripped as she was dribbling to her left, regulation. lost tl!e ball and Ohio State caine up with it just Texas Tecb"60, Vanderbilt 46- Fiflh-ranked before the buzzer. Ohio State had its usual balanced scoring, getting · Texas Tech had Sheryl Swoopes and too much quickness for Vanderbilt Saturday, ·ousting the top- • 16 points from Averrill Roberts, 14 from Keyton, 13 ranked Commodores 60-46 in .lhe NCAA women's from Audrey Burcy and II from Smilh. ~urcy hit semifinals. . two three-pointers in overtime and Roberts made Swoopes scored 31 points as lhe Lady Raiders one. ~~ their 191h straigbt victory and became the fliSt · Tia Jackson led Iowa with 22points, 16 in the. - C $ 69 Sliced Bacon..............~12 oz. VA~EY BEL~ "~- . . ·. 20 LB~ BAG ' Rouna Steak. . . .~.......La. · ' USDA SELECT. BONELESS BEEf . ' . 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Brad Daughen,yled Cleveland Orlando 102; Detroit 109, Sacra- .· wt.th 30 points and 12 rebounds ·and menlO 100; Chicago UB,' New Jer- Price had 25 points: sey 105; Golden Stilte 134~ DallaS Knk:ks 123, H~at107 93; San Antonip 10.8;·Minnesota .Ne~ York, Just I~ days after_ 101; Denver 116, Milw~ukee 107: bemg mvolved m !he b1gge~tlnwl and the Los Angeles Clippers Ill, of the season at Phoemx, had Atlanta 99. another fracas-filled game while Hornets 114, Cavallen 113 winnin~ at Miami. Kendal.! Gill's steal and layup PalrtCk Ewing finished witli 26 with 12 seconds lef~ gave Charlotte points and 22 rebounds as the the victory over Cleveland after the· Knicks snapped the Heat's 1'2· Hornets trailed 112-107 with 1:07 game home winning streak. left' .. · ·But lhe g~ had U ·u:chnical fouls, three flagrant fouls and the cjeclion of New York ' s Doc Rivers. Steve ~mith and Harold Miner had 20 pomts each for the Heat. . Bulls 118, Nets lOS . Mtchael Jordan had 40 pomts and an NB.A season· high nine steals as Chicago ~t N.ew JCI'sey for the lOth consecuuve ume. . . · The Bulls open~ lhc ~e wuh a 12-0 run behind e1ght pomts from Jordan, who made his first nine EASJ:ERN CONFERENCE AJ¥11c llhlolao I TlJTIIMI B~yatJIIhiWWphia,l:lOp.m. VaneouvcratDcuoi&.l:lOp.m. Butralo It Bofton. 1:40 p.m. ~It San Jote. 4:40p.m. Ouawa at HartlonL 1:«<1 p.m. ~ WLI'tl. Gl ~;-New Y<llt - ........ .50 20 .714 a..-.-..............42 29 .592 . .&5 Now - . ............42 30 .m 9 ~ ............ ...33 J6 .(71 16.l MiomL ...................31 3!1 ...3 19 Pbi! i• .. .,,_...ll 49 ,300 29 W·+· 1 -..........20 SO .216 . 30 T- Pilllburah at Quebec. 7:40p.m . . Mmual:a1N.Y. Idudaal, 8:0S p.m. . W'tmipoa:atEclmon&oa, 1:10 p.m. New I...,. at TCIIUito, 1:10 p.m. CU..,. at St. Laula.l:40 p.m. M-..- ,, Lao .......... 10:<0 p.m. ';' Tod&y's games w..hin&ton, C..tniiJhotlloo •.aa...., ...:........49 21 N.Y. 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The Rangers had· scored three goals in their previous ·35 power.. .... ·play chances when Andersson's 50-foot slapshot ricoCheted off the (See NHL 011 C-4) .• EffeCtive April-s, 1993, our new office hours Middleport Will be: J' ~ . . ...,... .... The Gallipolis Daily Tribune, The Daily SeJllinel, the Point Pleasant Register and the SIWiayl Times-SenliMI value the eonD'ibu· tions their readers make to the : • spans sections of these Jllper1. and '· these conDibWiona wiU continue to ~ be blished. . . • l'foWc:ver, certain deadlines for • submiasions will be obtavod. The : • deaciline for photos and related ani• ,cles fQr basketball and other winter ; sports is the last day of the NBA . ., Finals; · · · ' · Likewise, the deadline for sub- ·· ~ mission·s of local tiaseb•ll· and • softbaJI.related ~f' and related : articles, ~ T· 1D the ~. : as well u other spring and summer • sporis. Is the day of the 1ut game ~ of the World Series. 1be deldline : for photos and n~lated llliclea for • foolball and other fllllporll il the : Saturday before the Supa' Bowl. · • These deadlincl have been inlli. • ;tuted to Jive reeder~ plenty oC lime : -10 get their pholol back f(ODI the ; :photOgraphy ltudio oC choice .111d . ,a give the staffJ the opportUDlty to ·. dlublilh the1e sports photos.llld ~ :wticlel .durlna the IJIIllqJI'(ile lea· f~ ibal_&poit. . ALL SIZES LIMESTONE PLUS RIWP "We DellYer.aad Spread U!IMitOae" ' ~Top Soil · •Mason Sand ~Ill Dirt •Concrete Sand • ~ •Shredded •Pit Run · TOp Soli ~Drainage Gravel • •Pea Gravel •Straw *Drainage Tile .Culvert nle (all 81288 up to 5!') •Black and Mortar 'Mix :..\Jilfl • of the power play , • •We had a chance to put them away riglitlhen and we left ourselves v!Jinerable by not capitalizing... Lack 0f •· rod · .power-pwy p ucuon has · ~ ,. ' • : ,• SCOIOir - ·A •1299 Value ' Montreai 4-0 • e-· · · The loss left the Rant~ers, who entered the season wuh great .. ' 4 Piece Suite . and dropped th R Y hr e angen 10 t ee points behind lbe Islanders wilh eight games 10 play in the race for expec,::ons•. one Step closer 10 a great ppomanent. D SuchTa failure, Rangers center . arren ~ue says, would leave the club feelina devastated "I don't thlnk anybody on this team feels we sho~ld be in this position," :rurcotte said: don't. RE.-ROOFING SALE . Thl bt<llnd m irrors bolh ha...•diCO· FOOTao.\AO AND STANO OP llONAL I · .f Sports deadlineS posted t11 ivl denlil mo ~ldlng a s wtl u pedim1nt IQPI , giving an • xp.ntivl look 11 1n unh,atd ol p1ice. ' TICKETS.: Children (1 t A under) $6, Adulta $8 AT THE DOOR $81$10 Ticket• ~n~allabt. It: Melgl Co. Ch•mber ot Commerce office, . · .. sa9 E!ll tllt bedroom group. The rich • chlll'ry finish ia t\~l!lighted by an •mbotstd floral dasign on lhe bed and baurlilof bclhlhechnt and dr1n 11. SATURDAY, APRIL 17 - I P.M. h lsl~~~~:oan3-~av~~ F~: ~08~~ play~l F~~\J~~~ N.BA ga,mes . .•• . RUTLAND CIVIC CENTER . I .. HIGI UCK SPIIIG lUI . Alllil CIAII ing•ll ~01.1r 1 tc ldmif1 in the Rolling . playoffs. I!SIOOblgablow. . Whenlslandersdef~nseman How d1d the Rangers get th1s Scott Lacl!ance was wh1stled for bad? . ~ holdingwithl:43toplayinregulaRecently, miSSC!' opportunities ti~n. the Rangers were alrtady car.: • . • have been '!'e culpnl. The Rangers, rymg the play. B.ut Islanders goalBy G. SPENCER OSBORNE it the allowance of or lack of a In the end, because of parental . the league 5 best home. team la~t tender Glenn Healy, who made 29 Times-Sentinel Staff three-point shot (can't lhesc people egd's, the kids sufCCI'. season, .have dropped SIX bf !iJetr ' saves in lhe game, turned back the GALLIPOLIS - "Something make up their minds if they want True, all grade-school league last seven contests at Madison Rangers at every chance. .for everyone-,"........... · ........ :..·....... · · ·. these ·youn·g.. people to ·practice · .. IOurnament.organizers aren't like Square Garden •. beatmg only the ·. "That was an opportunity we Thai' was the words Morgan .three-pointers or work on basic ' this. But not all of thCI'D are unbi- San Jose Sharlcs IR that span. should have taken advantage of," Wootten, head basketball coach at shooting techniques?) and in offiCi- ased and unwilling to make . ,In four of Jhe othCI' five defeats, Rangers captain Marlt M~iCI' S!lid . DeMatha High School in atiilg as well as the zebras' bias damned sure lhe calls are consisHyattsville, Md. and chairman of toward the home teams, especially . tent, especially since in many this year's 'McDonald's All-Ameri- during tournaments. instances their own children are · can High School Game in MemGranted, very little of this can players. "Win no matter the cosr!' phis, Tenn., .had to say about lbe · be prpven if one takes the time to isn't the lesson lhe$1: people should • .Fast, easy installation . event in The' Associated Press's cor~er an official about specific · ~ teachjo,g..~~.ildren . who choose· · Goes directly, over old roof . • "Sports Probe'~ featured in last . calls (unless one. has a video caiJh basketball (ot whatever span one M~nday's . Gal/ipo(is Daily ·· era and a keen knowledge of the chooses) ovCI' Nintendo, Sega/Gen• Won't rust or corrode Tribune. . rules), but one .has to wonder when · esis and/or cartoons on Saturday • Reduces 'noise . AJ!proxJmately hal~ of those such things as charges, elbowing, · and Sunday mornings and after• Provides added insulation md1~tduals who play h1~h school traveling, loitering in the paint, noons. • Lifetim~ limited warranty varslly ~~ ~g lO differ. _· allowing players to stay in the After all, when these kids get 10 Where 1s 1! ":nllen that _Just game despite being whistled for high school and the officials are · because there 1sn t a professional five or more fouls, etc., are allowed men (rarely, if ever, are they : leagu.e for wo~en L~:tat girls ~an't on occasion 10 be comm.itled by lhe wOinen) that don't.knOw thCI'D from play m sornethmg thiS presbgmus? home teams by referees who in Adam. or Eve, they'll fmd that the Something associated with one of some instances are friends of the calls won't always go !heir way, as · the most famous names in the fast- .tournament organizers. is true of evecything else in life. fond industry, a name most of the . ~:;~know well after many road . _ . (Conunued from C·2) 'WHill; 'BROWN 'RED. 'II~ACK GRAY 'GREEN TAN .BLUE There is a host of deserving feU 10 7-63for the season, 11th consecutive victory at home - ·11 W. Main SL Cheelet, Ohio temale playCI'S in this country who .Clippers 111, Hawks 99 as Reggie MiliCI' scored 11 of his 'IN STOCK COLORS 614-1115 3301 AI~ 32 . . . . . In 1toCk . wouldn't mind showc~sing their Los Angeles ended Atlanta's 24 points in the third quarter hardwood talents on national tele- six-game winning streak behind against Orlando. vision and having the glare of lhe Danny Manning's 24 points and ·The Pacers, who opened a 1 1(2. ' . spotlight on lhem and what they Mark Jaclcson' s 20 points and 11 game advantage ovCI' the Magic in can do witlj and against players of assists. the tight Eastern ConfCI'eOce playsimilar talent Dominique Willtins scored 29 off race, won despite 32 points by In short, the McDonald's con- points and Stacey Augmon ZS for Nick Anderson and 28 points and test, whic!J this year is scheduled the visiting Hawks, ·who lost for 19 · rebounds from Shaquille for lodily, should be expanded 10 a only the 5Cq>nd tiine in 14 games. O'Neal. Crosswored PUzzle Answer on Page C-4 doubleheader. Though a a spark of · Spurs 108, Timber~lve5 101 . Rik Smits scored 21 points and .... , ·~~ genera ·t b lh • · . San Antonio thwarted Mirmeso, Dale Davis had 19 points and 17 97 Man ·or learning 2 <3reat Lllk& · Sl Y Y e game s organJZ- ta's hora;s 'or a. francht'se recordACROSS 80 Expiatn; resotve ers happening yesterday is 100 late ' rebounds Cor the.Pacers. 99 Crimson 3 Fath. e r 82, Huvena for people .like.Marshall Universi-. tying ourth straight victory as _ Trail Blazers 96, 76et'S 91 . 1 Leave . 100 Tommy4 ""'- Wednesday 83 Backbone ty.bound Julie Coffey of Jackson David Robinson scored 39 ·points · ....Giiff·Robinson -scored 11 points 7 Sly rooks 101 Former Celtic · 5 VIrginia . a.! Vowed soretnnty ·: or Ohio Stale-bound Marlene and Sean Elliott 21 points. 'give the and blocked a potential game'lying 12 Make Into taw . Larry'=· ' 6 SPoor 86 Guido's high note :·. Stollings of Beaver Eastern, cer- Spurs a 103-95 lead with 1:53 left three-pointer by Clarence Weather- . 17 Late night host 7 Presley ID 102 A Ia 88 Swissrl: tainly people like Gallia AcadeMichael Williams led lhe visit- spoon with 13 seconds left as Pon21 Pencil rubber 8 Conger ·103 Vat 89 Fry quickly ~· my's Mindy Pope, .l3.iver Valley's ing Timberwolves wllh 19 points. · land clinched a playoff spot by 22 Danger 9 Goddess of 105 Lawmaking body 90 Place of , Amber Staton and 1Rkson 's BranNuggets 116, Bucks 107 winning at Philadelphia. 23 Name 107 French: abbr. discord conlu81on : di Munn could benefit from such Rookie Bryant Stith scored 10 Jeff Hornacek scored 26 points 24 Eric 109 Netherlands 10 One of .91 Omlllrorn .: an experience when their prep of his career-high 24 points during and hit five three-pointersJor the 25 Three-toed stoth commune Columbus's 26 Cure pronunciation.. :·: careers come til a close and they're a 23-11 run in the second period Sixers. Buck Williams had IS 110 ~.A'. iootballers •' - ships ~' 28 Sea-going vessel 93 Indicate : in the process of deciding where that lifted Denver over Milwaukee, points and 15 rebounds for the 111 Fork prongs 11 Slumbers · tJi' · h to 11 Todd Day, also a rookie, had a Bl 30 Jumped . beforehand 113 Ceremony ' . ey w1S to go co ege. h' h 30 . , .. azCI's. 32 Early morn 12 ~atln conlunction 95 Dec:tared :: Couslstency necessary career- 1g poonts .or the v1s1tPistons 109, Kings 100 • 114 Diocese 33 "A_ Good Men" 13 Nothing · • 10 97 tnclellnlte amount t 15 French article ; • Having a $if!friend.with an pre- ong Bucks, but.lhey wm unable Joe Dumar;s scored 35 points as 35 Detroit root bailer 14 The-tsop 98 Large cas11 116 Speck ~ teen daughter blessed with the skill pv~reo~e the secon,d:quart.er spurt, . Detroit beat Sacramento for its 15 Great outcry 37 Precjpitous · • 102 Partnw 117 Circle part · . ,- to P.iay basketball has given the ~h•ch_gave the Jl!'uggeta a 6!-49 " sixtli cQIIIICCutive viciOI}' ~home. "' . 39 Plntllll duck 16 Indian tent " 118 ScOtllllh cap 104Wagtira " . ,· scnbe to see a number of grade· lead With 2:55 left 10th~ first half. Walt Williams led [he Kings 40 Larlle blrd 17 Collc:ealed 12Q Exist . 106 Penpoinl 18 Paid notice school basketball games, .5ome. of .. ~ers 118, MaliC 102 . , with 29 points, while Dennis Rod· 41 Helt~m symbol · 121 Bridge ' 107 ls.atratd or ·19 S.A. animals : which feature teams with players of Indiana set a club record wtth Its man had 24 rebounds for Detroit. · 43 washing 1enn 122 "lonesome - .... 108 Income In Paris 20. Nocturnal : both. genders. 45 Church parts 123 Jai110 Wander mammals , In takit:tg in all this hardwood 47 Faroe Islands 124 Sluggish 111 Walks wearily 27 Weaving machine :· action, the one lhing that sticks out whirwtnd 126 Expel from 112 Seasoning 29 Eallng pla'Ce most is the lack of consistency, he 48 Hebrew month country 114 "Silver-" 31 Estrada ID : 49 Tangle 128 Barrel slat 116 Set in motion 34. "The- of 52 Mud 130 Postage 117 Word ol sorrow 54 More vapid Augusl" : Lyne Center s.late 132 Biblical weed 119 Protective ditch 56 .Negligent 36 Metal lastener 134 Free; unattached 12l Blemish 57 Courteous ', 38 Gems 1-·---1-·--'-~.- IuO GRANDE - This week's 135 Oetest 59 Ordinance; " . 40 Redact · 122 Appointment 136 12 in. · : . activities SChedule for Lyoe Center 6 t Cuckoopoint 42 Emerald Isle 123 Near . 137 Fre8het 62 Conspiracy 44 Attract is as foik>ws: 125 Envelop 139 Story ~- ..,., . .- --·-· ..:··rOollioun 63 Slove part 46 Twist: -r: 127 "- Cid" ' 141 N.elson ID 64 Mysetl ' Today'- 1·3 and 5-7 p.m., colloq. 128 Portions '! 142 Ginger66 Damp 48 Book of Old : open swim . . 129 Nalural gift 143 Damages 67 Rubber tree : Monday - 5-1 p.m., college 130 "Sesame - " Testali\ent .145 Guide ' " 68 Gralultles ~. swim 131 Emits vapor 49 Pastime 147 Peel 69 o, -.a.-. s Tuesday - 5-1 p.m., college 50 Fiction story 133 Ardor 149 Salt: Fr. 71 Court matler 51 Army. oil. 136 Abstains from t swim : 152 Concerning . 72 Places 53 Pitcher C Wednesday .' - closed for class food 153 Items of property 74 Raises 55 Printer's measure Thur&day- closed 138 Uncanny · 155 Ha.Ying hearing 76 Fish limbs 56 SwissFriday- clo~ 140 Wear away organs 77 Ms. MacGraw 58 Come' Into view SaturdayclOsed in 143 Streep 10 ' Sunday, Aprilll- closed · 157 Alaska city · 78 ~ouise 10 60 Walk 144 Asterisk 159 Eggar 10 79 ~eather bells 62 On- and 146' Spill apart 160 Finl!lhes 81 Split - ·soup needles ~ Home athletic eventa 148 Man's name MONIIAY-111UIISDAY 162 Blood, sweat MONIIAY-11IIJISDAY 82 Tranegresaes 65 Airline lnlo i· Tuesday Baseball vs. 150 Actual being 8:30 Llll. 10 4 p.m. 83 Break suddenly ... 8 .a.m.lo 4:30p.m. and68 ContainerS ,• Urbana. 1 p.m. (DH); softball vs. t 51 Native of Latvia · 84 Antlered antmat 164 Underground FRIDAY "' FIIDAY 69 Greek Mt. Vernon Nazarene, 3:30 p.m. ·153 Viper ' 85 Fl , sh eggs worker 8:30 Llll. t8 5 p.m., ,lLID. ID 6 p.m. . philosopher 154 Full-house:.abbr. 87 Serpents ' (DH) . 166 Most terrible 70 More mature SA111lt11AY :. Sahlrday - Baseball vs. Tiffin, Ml'IJIDAY 89 Malice 156 Ruby ·or .Sandra } 68 Hilt 72 ~ook 'flxedty ~: 1 p.m. (DH);· softball vs. ML,"St. 8:30 LIL to U p.m. 8 Lei. io 12 p.m. 90 Be on one's 158 Basebatt'stal · 169 Sharpen 73 Scatters • : Joseph, I p.m. (DH) 161 Fulfill . guard 170 Jewish festival 75 ROman bronze •,. 92 A Fltzger.ld 't 163 Lang. ol Madrid -1711<1te 76 Baseball player r Note: All'facilities in Lyoe Cen. 94 Shadow closely 165 Redlord ID 77 Old womanish DOWN ;• ter except the pool will.be closed to 95 Popeye, lor one 167garde 79 Remain erect 96 ."Homt _. .. •· the public untirfurther notice 1- Hard of hearing because of ,work on ,tlje new gym .. floor. .. . IN CONCERT AT THE b ' ey t ought lt was gone until November, but . 'TaleS ' -d'..rises. • .(, _ f rom th . e h ardwoo .. fr·om. I•ts .warm;;, . .we a. ther s.I urn b.er·.' . LMNG'ROOM 811t .f.H,./ . NEW YORK GIANTS - Signed Miko Shcmtd, wii:Sc receiver, lO 1 thtoe- • lef~~v!~~~n :i:sJ;·~~· ~ ~~~~kao~Is~ playoff spot m th . Basketball liiL Acti'r'ltcd Kevin Dutkwonh, CGl~r. from lhc inju~ list. NorrlllliTum W L T Fla. GF GA y-Deuoit. ........,, 43 21 9 95 344 270 .. National Bukelblll Auoci•Uon OIU.J.NDO MAGIC. - Pl.acod Bri•n Will.ilms, forward-cai.ter, on the injun:d list. Ac:tivued Terry C•llodac, forwud, hom the inji&IOd u... . M _'.-.;_ .......... . . Sunday nm.. Sentinel Page C3 - San franciloo Giant1. Pl•ced Joe Wolf', forward, 36 .. ,., Mike Myas, pitcher, ttl Edmonltlrl of \he Utah at LA.l..akc:n. 10:30 pm. =pq. . . ""'""' IIIHlopert, OIR · ATLANTA BRAVES- Optioned Mark W~en. pi~. to Richmond o£ \he lnt.em~.doftal Leap cillian. Dol1u II LA. Cjppaa, 9 p.m N.Y. R - . .... 33 CAlL ME. .. .. 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()li.nlln. jnl".elk, outript 10 Syrac:UM of the lntematimal Leap and Bill Taylor, piacr, 10 choir minor-IMp camp far R- ,: They played Saturday •• AIIMI"kaa 1M BALTIMORE ORI(j\7;- ·-~ ............. .54 GoldonSiatCI.,w ... ••..29 .41 s.... w .ag,.,,HOOm-22 .., MLB EXECUTIVE COUNCIL . s~ JO.C ~. ClOwland pilehcr, and Hal Maaia, Ci.ncU.nali 51'11. .., ~ for thteo pme& aad finod thom undil· clc:ud amtu11t ar 1hair p&N in a &aht on Man:h 30. . .,._an, tr• ' 342 Second ln. lalllpola, Oh. Pho•e4464290 H0111 4464511 BIISObaU MIIIWilt DIYIIIH • CAROll StiOWDEtl --' • Transactions • WESTERN CONFERENCE Do you feel you a.re paying too much for your prescriptions? Then you should be shoppmg wlth us, Wlth the cost of medica· lions constan!lv on r~e rise, we feel it is our responslbUity to offer .our . customers even; odvantage posslb:e. You see, we've made It .a point to know . when generic equivalents are available. Then, working hand·in-hand with your · doctor, we fill your prescription, exactly as ordered, and vnu ~ave in the process. rntes.'' . 1:30 p.m. Bolton It Buffalo. 2:10p.m. PiaobtuJjl at Now 7:41) p.m. T411CdoatPM'ede'phi•, 7:40p.m. Vuoou\WatOa.lwa.l:lOp.m. St. Lauil at OUcit.to. IMI p.m.. Ca1p..l')' at S&n; Joec. 10:40 p.m. 6 .m lndiMa ............. ., .. .. 3S 3l lloaaio. ........ .......... 3) 31 Milw•ube .............26 45 Individual retirement annuity? Check · withmefor competitive 0 they pos.led '!he best regular ~ · record 1n the National Hockey League. This season, the New York Rangers could be among thC ei~ht · t ~ ·h· rms n t . ~ 24 -team 1eague t at .TailhiO makhe the playof~s. • shots from the field. . The visiting Nets were led·bx Derrick Coleman with 30 points. Warri9rs 134_, Mavericks 93 . BiUy Owens led Golden Siate' s 36-18 third-quarter spree at Dallas with 10 of his 29 poil!IS. Owens had two three-point plays during lhe third-quarter run. Latrell Sprewell adt!ed 26,points for State. J1m Jackson . points for Dallas, which NBA on 1 They played Satur~ay -· J!~y!~!~~t ~n ~ang.er .o~ be.coming .this ye~r's playoff spectators. ·_. .. -*NBA•- ~:·. ;·.·~~ In the NHL, ' .;Stre~ks by Price, Celtics end with .miss at line, Barkley's tap l . Pomeroy-Middleport ·Gamf,oils, OH-Polnt Pleaaant, wv Apri14,1993 Aprll4, 1993 ' ond one did," Price said. " EveryBy Tbe Associated Press ·.,' Mark Price just missed a record, one in the building knew that was and lhe BOSIOJ!.Celtics just missed the one for the tie. Those things ·· a chance to extend their winning happen . I will just start a new · streak to 10 when they borched one streak tombrrow." Phoenix won 118-114 at BasiOn ·' of basketball's simplest plays Garden after leading 111·95 with ' lhe JUmp ball. .; . Price hil his fltSI six free throws 5:20 left. A 13-0 riilf'got the Celtics · •Friday night 10 pull Within one of back in the game, and they closed Calvin Murphy's NBA record of to 112-111 with . 39 seconds .- n straigh~ but he missed the sec- ' remaining on a baSket by 'Reggie . and of a two-shot foul with 6:22 Lewis, who scored 32 points. . . With 22 s&:oilds left. 6J oot-l .. left; and lhe Cleveland Cavaliers Kevin Johnson tied up 6-10 Alaa went on to lose 114-113 at CharAbdelnaby, forcing a jump ball. ·-- lotte. • Bmh players got a piece of the " The first free throW feh worse · ooming off my hands lhan the sec- tap, and Charles Barkley, who led ... .... ~ . ' __: Plllli• C2-8unday nmea Sentinel . . -· .-... • 'l . ') .. . .•.. •• �.' • •-* •• .. ·- ............. - ~ • . . .. 101- ...... .. .. '* ~ - ..... ... ·~ .• ' . . .... of 4 . •• . . . - .. - .. . ...... .-.. .. ' Page C4 Sunday Tlme.i Sentinel ' wv · · · Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt-Galllpolle, OH Point Pleasant, B~E KAY . said. "We're 1101 close on any deal "You ha~e to take that into spring training despite · the PLANT , Fla. (AI')_ The now. Unless tile winds change dra- account." bullpen's failures . That's how Cincinnati Reds compleled one of malically in some' minds, this is the Even so, it hasn't exactly been good. their most soo;cssful florida spring team we'll head IIOI1h wid1." inspiring. Here are the sjring batting avertrainings with a Jot ofconfidellc:C in Bowden is comfortable with Closer Rob Dibble hasn't done ages of their opening day starting all that well,'either. He gave up six eight: Dip Roberts .373; Roberto ;their orrense, defense, rotation and everything but his bullpen. lo "I've said all along our team hits and 10 walks in 9 23 inning, Kelly .380; Barry Larkin .400; ·C ~~ddle relief'! Well, that's will go as far as our middle relief pilin~ up a4.66 ERA. But be was a Kevin Mitchell .500; Chris Sabo another story_ pitching takes us,'' Bowden said. specoal case - the Reds hell) him .370; Randy Milligan .275; Reggie . The Reds'". ~ullpen was poor It took them on a few adven- back early 10 avoid a recurrence of Sanders .2(il; Joe Oliver .35J. :again Friday, giving up~ ~ i,n tures in spring training. Check out the shoulder problems that disabled They were a combined .356 in . a 12-10 loss 10 the Deuo11 Togers. these earned run averages:. Greg him last spring: · spring training. . Jlt's been-tbc::R:'cds' biggest CQilCCIIIl Cadaret, 4.35 (~d he's the left"He's getting .out of her.e The Reds averued nine runs in :an spring. . handed setup man); Jeff Reardon, healthy," pitching coach Larty · their last eight games. , . General manliger Jim Bowden 4.00 (right-handed setup); Steve Rothschild said .- "He feels real "You know whatthey say about ' reac hed a dead end Friday ·in Foster, 4.82; Dwayne Henry,.8.25; . good. He's throwing hard, probably -the last few days (of spring trainattempts 10 trade for another setup Milt Hill, 4.59. harder than in mosi spring ttain- ing). It's time to tum it up, to tum man. "You have to give them the ings. With his ttack recprd, we're the switch on,'' Roberts said. " We wen: hoping 10 be able to beneflt'of doubt. They have not not worried." "When we get it going, that's what · make a ttade this morning, but it been g.lled the y they would be in How good has the offense been? happens. We get a lot of runs and a · Jell through, unfortunately,'' he the regular ," Boy;den said. The Reds were able to go 18.8 in lot of hits.'' · • . · . By OWEN CANFIELD was contribute 10 the team and not Duke who had 25. Anfemee Hard· bert Cheaney bas come a long way since the days when he used to play basketball under a single spotlight n·ear his home in Evansville, Ind. Cheaney, the All-American who led Indiana to a 31-4 record and to the finals of the Midwest Regional, ; was named The Associated' Press : player of the year on Friday. . ' "When I got to Indoana my . freshman year, all I wanted 10 do Cheaney said. ''fortunately, things have ended up being pretty good. Never really ill my wildest dreams did I think this would ever hap- with 21 fiTSt-place votes and Kenlucky's Jamal Mashburn was foilrth with 17. . Cheaney averaged 22.4 points· per game and helped carry the Hoosiers to a 17-1 record in the Big Ten despite injuries to Pat GrahaM and Alan Henderson that left Indiana with fewer than 10 players at times. Cheaney bec;ame the leading . pen.'' · · · Cheaney was chosen by sports wrilerS and sportSCaSters around the country in balloting conducted before the NCAA tournament. 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(194) ..- Mill:hell of 1ut ye.; whell he was Reardon, 3 7, is the only other into the season, That's good: This pitching will keep them cheering. Barry Larkin (ss); Kevin Mitchell ovaweigbt llld mjured. He played proven reliever on the staff. is a team lhat needs a fast starL Qf); Chris Sabo (3b); Randy Milli· in just~ aames for .the Mariners As sprm'g training closed, gener-· The ballclub spent the off·sea.Projeeted regular lineup: Bip gan (until Hal Morris returns) (I b); andhitriine bomen. al manager Jim Bowden was look- son ballered by .front-office·turmod . Roberts (2b); Roberto Kelly (cf) ; Reggie Sanders (rf): Joe Oliver (c)A bid sip this spring: He need· ing around for bullpen help. - owner Marge Schott changed Uh-o!L ed a cortiSOiie shot 10 be able to The starting pitching is solid · general ma~gers and manag~rs Off-season umma and tndes plav onening day. . enough to win a Jot of games, pro- and then got mto trouble for usmg bave given theRtdsa"new•Joot in -t.irli'be there," Mitchell vided there's someone to nrotect --mcialandethnic slurs. Sheandher the front omce·and on tile ftelcl )JitliiiUed. "I don't know wbal the the lead. until Dibble gets fn. The dog, team mascot Schollzie 02, But they'K fltinl the s.une old resulu will be, but I'll be there.", Reds lost Greg Swindell to free . were barred for a year. problem in the NL Wea: C8ICII the With ldi~hell ~tin$ cleanup, agency, but replaced him with John Finalll:', the focus is ~k on the Adanta Braves with a lineup' that the Reds are .a much amproved S"'iley _essentially a wash. Tom team, which bas new'llnifonns and basacoupleofbob.. offCIISC. • Browning's back from ,econstruc- a popular fiTSt-year manager from . Suae, tlle Reds hl¥e enoogh t.lc "We .have eight guys who can · live knee sorcery, and Tim Pugh ·its gloried past. Even when he. left . «;nt ID. conaend_Their offease is swing the bat,'' manager Tony replaces Chris Hammond as the the Reds, Perez always receoved scary, with or without Kevin· Paez said. '"There .en't too many fifth starter ovations when he returned to Mitcbell. 1bc Bmcs don't have a ~there. The pitchers have got · Tim 'Beicl!er and Jose Rijo are Riverfront Stadium. · t:Ioscrampmble ID Rob Dibble. · 10find,, somebodyto_getoul-· . IDotbertWOSIBlteTS.IfRi!ID' devel"He's one of the most w~ll· ~~':..=:1"" strides in There ar~ 1'?1Dg to be days ops elbow problems again or liked guys, probably the only guy ---.---.._ when good patchmg g~ts us o~t. Browning's knee acts up, there's who's never been booed in Cincin"I don't like 10 use the tem We had days like that with the Bag nobody else ready 10 step in. nati," Dibble said. "And hopef~dcad wOod. IMa we f.ll rid or a lot Red Machine. too. But most of the The Reds lost farst baseman Hal ly, this team can help keep hom of guys they didn t think were time we're going to have a good Morris to a separated shoulder the froni being booed." &Ping 10 coatribate tq this ball· offense." last week of spring training, but A few dozen homers from club," Dibble said. •• And they Without Mitchell, it would be were otherwise healthy heading Mitchell and some good relief brought in guys they lhooght wac primarily a singles and doubles . aaact again. That didn't work last going to eodribulc. "When )'011've got gul!mlike year, Iq)[bbably wouldn't work R.lndy Millapn and Juan uc1 this year, either. . sitting oo the ~you're taJl:q "Kevin is going to be out there abouta~ah." as mucll iS he can. That's going 10 FIIIIMIY:? Yes. Good CI!O!'Ih ID be enough," shortstop Barry overtake Atlan.ta? That dependS Lartin'said bppefully. upon two lhinp: Miridl's bcllltll If he's not. it'D go down as the 246·H Yard Tractor ·and DibiJit:'s hdlpm • ·n· IDdc lhlt finished off the Reds for NEW OWNEf - MILLARD SPAULDING wirh J~" mo,ing deck. The RedS WOII 90 4anaes last '93. By giving up Charlton, the year, but slill fili"'ed c:iPt Jwt!ind Reds left themselves without a Atlama. Their bigclt puiiitaa proven setup man for Dibble. · . " the lat:k o(a cnnsj t1 nm pmducThe bullp':n was the streogth of · er. No ooe hit moo: dwJ 14 homers the club in 1990, wben it swept • Hurry in while selection is at its best. iirdlovein~DCRdaln78nliiS. Oakland in the World Series. · Mitchell was •w • d to be the Cbaritm, Dibble and Randy Myers · • This Taro~ yard tractor fearures ·a big 16 HP Toto answer. The Reds nded aH:Ioser formed an unbeatable trio - hand Power Plus"' engine with electric stan. . Norm'<llarlton to'""'* for him_ · a slim lead 10 the bullpen in the • No money down, no payments and no interest for But spring trainiag bas left the ievenib and walch it hold up. , Rednlllllbiogw'-ttheygo~. No.one's sure who's going to • ,. UNIROYAL- FIRESTONE- MASTERCRAFT qualified buyers on Toro's Revolving Cl)arge ·Plan . 1 • Ask your dealer for details. ~'::!~~= ::C.a:':e ~ · ~ ·· · · · · · Offer Good untn·April 15, 1993 bone in his fOot. He playa! in just ~..~:,~~s~~~ fourofthefinl26g .. · the lefl-unded setup man, had a 'H)I{() He looted a lot like the Kcvia lonsy spring. Right-hander Jeff (662) (Sll) ~_ No Margie? No SOficuie~ Ncthing the Qncinnati RedsCID't lww!Je No Kevin? No middle relief? left siiOillder. Even if middle relief is a worry. Bowden thinks the rest of the club is solid enough to make a run at Atlllnta in the NL West "We have the poeential here 10 compete witl'i' and heat Atlanta, " Bowden said. "And that's the name of the g3.J11e." · : ·" r~ ·~- - ---~~- against Northwestein in March. He scored the game's first seven points to move.past Steve Alford on the school list, then later made a three· pointer to overtalce former .Michi. gan player Glen Rice on the Big Ten scoring chan. The 6-foot· 7 forward finished his career with 2,613 points and a shooting percentage of 55.9.-He made 43.8 percent of his ~hots from ~-point range. Cheaney grew up shooting basand Jason Beaver, MVP: Noah kets at a goat near his house in Smith . . Evansville. At night, the only-thing ~ that lit the hoop was a blue light. . VolleyhaU '.'1 would have little scenarios Serving Award, JOdie Hager; about Winning basketball .games. I Passing Award. Jodie Hager; Spikh 11 1 'd mg Award, Meredith Pollard· r:.~ ~~~rZud.t!.[u~ ~~ ~~ MVP, Meredith Pollard; Servant'; Heart Award, Jodie Hager and scoring on Magic Johnson J: It was fun. Sometimes I'd or goDr. until Meredith Pollard. IO or II. Sometimes if 1 couldn't Basketball Best Free Throw Percentage, . ~~~.~.I'd go out and shoot basDusty Hill; Most Assists, Jerry The practice pru'd off. He origiBack; Most Rebounds, Noah Smith; Best Overall Field Goal nally planned 10 attepd Evansville · ·. Percentage, Dusty Hill. Universil):, but chose Indiana when . Plaques were also presented to the Hoosiers showed an interest Meredith Pollard, Female Athlete go~;\::~:~. t~n~~~?.~~~~ h~~ of lhe Year; Jerry Back Male Alb- choice and my choice was Indiana. Jete of the Year; Jociie Hager, Everything worked out well.'' Female Spiritual Leadership ; . The next step is the NBA, where Award; and Matt Swain; Male Spiritual Leadership Award. Steve . he is likely 10 be a lottery pick. *Bo Pollard, . MicahTaylor, Lamer,*Jason Billy Christy <;heerleader of the Ye'ar- Slone honorary Moller, *BenJamm Mock varsitywas letterpresented for beinganselected as Beaver, *Andy Brumfield, *Byron · Satter theAthleticBoosteroftheYear Burke, *Dusty Hill, *Noah Smith, Most Improved Player - Man All plaques were sponsored by Daniel Sullivan, Man Swain, Jerry Swain, Team Spirit Award Jerry ·Jeff and Vera Snedaker of the Back. Back, Coach's Award: Billy Miller Shake Slioppe of Gallipolis. Junior bigh volleyball: . *Jessi- . ca Carnes, Kelly Newberry, *Lisa Vollborn, *Joy Chaksupa, HAmeather . NHL <c_on __ u·n....ued_fro_m....c_-3...:.>_ _ _ _~ Fleming, *Leisa Walters, ber ~ ·skates of islanders Brian Mullen made two sensational saves early in Wolfe. · . Varsity volle,-ball! Jill Mbck and Uwe Krupp before trickling the third period, first stoppipg a (video), Sandra Adams, (score- behind Islander goaltender Glenn backhander in front of the net by keeper), Christy Mock (slats), Healy at 8:26 of the third period. Gilbert Dionne ·with 17 minutes • Amy Pollard, *Anesa VanMatre, The goal only made the eventual left. and .then foiling John Leclair's • Jenny Hager, • Ashlee Saunders, loss less palpable for the Rangers. effort to stuff in a rebound. Capitals 4, Caoadiens 0 • Jodie Hager, *Anna Hamrick, · The victory moved the second•Meredith Pollard. · In Landover'; Md., Rick place Capitals r. ve points ahead of Tabancci, playing his second game idle New Jersey in ihe Patrick DiviPBL results in a'Washingt6n u.niform, stopped sion. Both teams have seven games 33 shots for his second career left. 1 POMEROY - These are the if · Montreal, which was 0 for 5 on· , results of recent action at the shutouL Tabaracci, acquired in a trade the power play, remained tied with J;'omeroy Bowling Lanes. with Winnipeg on Marcb 22; won idle Quebec atop the Adams DiviMarch24 for ooly the sixth time in 21 grunes sion. League - Early Wednesday this season. The backup goalie Mixed Teams (in order Of rmish) Crossword Puzzle on Page C-3 ·· Hackett"s Roofing (71)", Tony's --.--r--,--, Carry Out (64), Sports ·k Stuff ~r--r~~~ (57), Banks Constiuction (54), Rutland America:n Legion (52), Teaford Golf&. Trophies (38)_ Team series - Sports &. Stuff (1892) . Team game - Sports &. Stuff I P& . ·R _,. Pomerov..-Middleport Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, WV . :' PLANTBbW"• Fla. UY (AP) - camp. Milligan wiU start while Hal GALLIPOLIS _The Gallipolis . old), Pee. Wee boys (7· 8), Littl~ .. .Parks & Recreation DeP.artment Leajtue B (9-10), Little League . will h.old its last youth (11-12) and Pony League (13-15). baseball/softball signup session Girls in the following age .groups Tuesday from 6 to 9 p.m. in the . may..rio up for the following softGallipolis Municipal Building at baiiTeligues: Pee Wee (7-10), 518SecondAve. juniots(ll-13)andseniors(l4-17). Children in the following age For more information, contact .Ovc . S.hOnOrS athieteS, CheerleadefS at fete ',., , GALl-IPOLIS - Obio Valley :Christian School .recendy held its · banq honor all uetco :annual sports , athletes and cheerleaders. After a catered meal all of the awards w~re presented. The followmg athletes . earned le. tters for their v~ious 1 sports woth· * payers earnmg an , honor roll pin for being on the A/B honoqoll during thalSport . ~unior high che~rleading: ; *Losa Vollborn, •Melissa .B~. ·; *Rachel Cochran, *Jam• Gianechi· ; 01 • • Affiy Pollard, *Anesa Y$0Ma· tre. • . . • .. . Varsoty cheerleadmg. Jen~y · Hager, *Ashlee Saunders, *Jodie Hager, *Amber Montgomery, . *Christy Mock, ·~th J'?llard Soccer: Mel~ me Bhzzard · (scorekeeper), Eltzabeth Wooten (stats), Aaro~ f!olley (f!~an:g~r), "We're playing good; We're everything. That's the way ev~rything's going, " manager Tony Perez said. The Reds have one more relief pitchet ro cut before opening day to get down to tbe.25-man limit They recalled Tim Cos to from their minor-league system Friday as a · backup 10 Randy Milligan at first base, giving them 26 players in NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Cal· worry about anything like this," . away ,o f Memphis State was third Ten history in the same game, j . ..... . ....·,. .... ~:···,.. ~ New-look Reds have saine··old task: catch Bravesln NL West scoring early, .taking advantage of Morris recovers from a separated . rn~urea:ls~fC:~~~its~J0~~;; Indiana's Cheaney cho en AP's top male college eager I .... • ~14,1993 April 4, 1993 I Reds head. ~orth confidetit in all major areas except bullpen .,__ I ·- ."'·....... ' • I ~ ft. 2e 99 · American Heritage 3-Piek Rollll' . .· Covers Pack Ill thrH g• aen\i-smooth awers lor CII1HlQII painting. (11105-837)· \ -- ~' · ~ ~.! 1.44 DAP AleX Plul Acrylic Latex caulk ' Plus Si'.oone. P~. 25 yr. White. ; 0.3 ~ (F124-1301 �..- .··-. . . . ' •· % 0 ,.' .. ,•-· - .. ... .. . . ". . .' -. -Q Pomeroy-Micfdleport-Galllpolls, OH-Polnt Pleasant, wv •".... April 4, 1993 r~~~==--~--==~========~ Outdoors .:B·oating·deaths to oyershadow Indians' final ·year:in old par~ on~ field.' tbe Indians' 1993 seasqn IS cr:rtam to be.remembered for Tim Clews died 8ftcr Crews' boat s~med into a.dock on a lake near somethmg cons1derably more · h1s oenttal Florida home Malch 22. somber: .the boating accident that Starter Bob Ojeda was injured and killed two pitchers and injured a will open the season on llie disthird on the team's only day off of abled list. · the spring. • "This is going 10 make our team Relief pitchers Steve Olin and closer," second baseman Carlos ·: By CHUCK MELVIN · ~ CLEVELAND (AP} - The C1evellmd Indians W8llled 10 mate • 1993 special a :IC8SOII fans could • recall kindly 'When the lCilll leaves , creaky old aeveland Stadium for a . : new park next year. • Now, no maller what happens ; For 1993 sed$on ~ · . ' ' . baseball team to send -~ e · I·ght retu·rnt·ng' lette'rmen·o · n· field ~ Southern ' · Baerg~ said, .and many !W"~ agreed. But at the SBIY!e wne._ 11 was clear the loss of Ohn, therr best reliever, and Ojeda, projected as their No. 2 sl8rler, would be diflicult 10 ov.,oome. Less lh8l! a week before Monday's opener, general ma.nager John Hart traded outfielder ~ark ~iten 10 St. Louis for a sbiCbng p1tchet, 24-year-old Mark CJ~What Apri14.1993 a 2,96 ERA ~t .Year: w1ll start~ ope~r andbe .JO~ned mthe rotabon chise-record lOS losses in 1991, ~aerga led them to a 19-game ~ llllprovement (76-86) last year. Enthusiasm for the 1eam and its pending move 10 a new Sladiwn has ~anslated into vastly improved .. ncket saleS. Nearly a million tickets have already been sold, by a lCilll .dW sometimes struggles ~ atuact that many fans over an ennre sea- bf Mike BJelecki•. Jose Mesa, De~ms Cook and Ojeda, when he s ready. · . , . ' In the bullpen, Derek J..ilbqwst, Eric Pbiilk and Ted Power pro~bly will be called upon as closers 1n the .absence of Olin, who saved 29 , games last year. _ . · · . · · , · . 1.... ...... . : .............. . IICTORII -LX 4 DR• j . . ~~~995 18,41& THUNDERBIRD · A . Davis4-0-0/lal,iiJ . ~uck9-0-113-19 . . N~·sc:cnn: D. Hale. 0 . Carliale. 1 Smilh,A.IIude<, • s,Me~de, IUo Grande lulll (3-~tll-J) .. lOW· 1 S. . ·" t . ~ 1-0-()..1-2, B. Jluuell t-0-0-1•2, K. '" Johnaoa 1-0-0-0-2. NOil·agon;ra: T ...Manyn, E. ~ HuriKn. T. Jac:boa. A. Polcyn, C. Clldwcll, R. . ,. HmWtoa. . . • · • - • Feb. 20 results • - •• Sn'"'kill Hu1kia (J0.~1t:U) ·J. BtlMOO l~&,M.OoinS-0-1/2-11 , 2• ()..~~ D. C'luk S.Q.l/6-11, A. Roju 1·0.0,.0.2, • T. Grcc:nwal 2·0-01():.4 .. Non·IC'Oren: D. Clarlc, J. ,. Ha~n, D. Spencer • . . ". • I. MOrri.ll-0-1/2.3. S. """""' • Over 2o custom attachments. Strategically located. controls. • Dependable all-gear direct drive. • Kohler commercial grade engine. -. so· steel deck. e Rio Grandt Bulb (7-~ll"=l'l T. Mink 3-0-214• &, B. Ru11cll 4-0-0/0•8 . Non-ac:on:r-: K. Johnlon, 'J'. Mutyn. E. HattUon, T. Jackson, A. Polc yn , ~- Caldwell , R. Hamilton. ~ $:6498 RETJil. PRICE $4699* Snowldlt HWiklea ' (11·0-11/23;47) . J. Brannon 4-0-2/7•10, M. Ooin 1·0· 1-7•3, L MIWris 1-0-lJS.S, S.. Pulman 1-0-01()..2, D. Clade: 7-0-0n • t4, J. Hayman 0>0-2.14• 2. A, Rojal'4-03/4• 1l . Non-scorus; S. Evans , D. Spencer, T . Gmenwal FIUA'~( Professional 16-G/50" Mower Prof£issional 18 -G/50" Mower /II Professional 20-G/50" Mower ~- .... Hap.. •• E ,.·' -·~,. !: f ::: ~' (!-0-315=11) T. Keefer 6-0-2.14- 14, C. Hall 1-0-112-3, C. : Ward 1-0-~2., S. Petty i -0-0,0...2. Non-scorers ; .. B. H•ll, H. GreCn.lu, I . Stout, M. Saunders , C . • Justice. T. Hager. - • Feb. 21 results •- ~~ ,J . .. ~,o•n~y, OWo PH. 992·2975 (ll· f -JJ,i45) ' .\ ~ . ,• B. Ha ll l·0-.0/0-6 T. Kurcr 4-0-012-8, C. ""' Hall hB-Jn.-1. ·5. Pcuy 0-0.212-2. M. SaWldcn ,.,. 5103 MO. - 21.~ • 23.5 • Racine L&D RM 237.5 • Flathead Cat · 28.0- 36.0 . ' Racine L&D RM 237.5 " Hybrid Striper 17.5 - 20.0 0 CarQ 19.5 - 23.0 0 0 H'/brtd StriPer 18.0 - 22.5 0 . [l ~ --.:__ I ---- 0 ChiiSIIira. OH RM 255.9 <;ialliootis L&O RM GreenuP L&O AM 341 .0 CarQ 22..0 • 23.5 r-1 1 1 0 Greenuot&D AM341 .0 Chann81Cat 17.5·18.5 0 0 ~·1.2 · AM341 .0 . Channel Cat 0 17.0-18.0 l ~ 0 .. GET TRAINING IN · MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE -PtUS A BONUS .OF PRIDE. The full-time pride you11 feel ·as an American for your part· time seririce in i:he·Army · Reserve is a sound reason for joining. . Another is the excellent experience you11 acquire in maintaining a variety of sqpbisticated machines. · You11 a)so be well paid for part-time seJ"ViCc-.-usually for one weekend a month plus two weeks' Al\nual Training. And for college students, · · mo·ney from the Montgomery GI Bill. added to pay earned · during a atandard enllatment, could provide over $23,500 wr education. ' If you love to solve mechanical problems. look-into the Army Reserve. Think al)out it. Then think about us. Gallla County Ju11lor Fairgrounds -· GaiHpolis, Ohio April 9·1 0•11 ~ 8 A.M. til 5 P.M. ··Inside & OUtsld• Dealer Spaces For ..;. Information Phone 245·5347 ,., ., ' ' ... .. __________________. ARMY RISIRVE ' EIIICI Until 111/D . •22LR • Birch Stock I· t I ~­ ~ .; ' ~- YOU'V~ WNED IT! THIS·PROGRAM OFFERS ELIGIBLE PARTICIPANTS.A$400.00 INCENTIVE ON THE PURCHAS-E OR LEASE OF ANEW FO-RD OR·MERCURY! '400 ,............ • Mercury can. . . . Gl'tldua• E~~ INC~NTIVES ARE IN-ADDITION . All OTHER RETAIL INCENTIVES.! ~ ..$95 MO. l• ......... -'1 p,.. ARE ELIGIBL~ fOR ~300.00 CASH BACK!. . ' fl'.~~{,fi{IJ- ' YOun• · , !00= K~YTO , ·TREMENDOUS USED·~ENICLE'INVENTOR1 .NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED!! tit . '• CUSTOMERS WHO HAVE NOT REACHED . THE AGE .OF 30 AT TIME OF PURCHASE S~'C .o· ~\ ~, EIJIIi . HEN TURKEY 01=~ ~ ·;..L& $4.99 .c.tl Ammo ~)l ~~~=·'":1~7-L&~$5~.9:9~~;~~12ii21~=-t~$~9i.9i9iilrlck~·of~10~~~~~~~:---i 0 • IN APDnlON TO OTIIEA tlEIATES IF NPUCAJU. SEE w.Eiii'USON FOR DIS. 1989 CHEVY C2500...........................V·8, Air, 4x4, Low Miles!... .......................'1 01995.00 1987 TOYOTA SUPRA...................:.. One O:w~er, L~w Miles; Full Option Vehicle.. ~:'7,495.00 1990 F-150 XLT........:..........................AIC, 4x4, One 0Wnerl .............:.........;.......•1 0,995.00 1992 AEROSTAR 4X4 ..........:............AUto., AIC, Loadedl.................................•16,495.00 1992 AEROSTAR XLT.......................Auto., AIC, Loa~! ........... ~ .. ~: ...:.:;.::..:..:.'15,300.00 1989 BRONCO IL... ,..........,...............XL T, One Owner! Loaded! ...................... ..l8,995.00 1990 BRONCO II.................................XLT, AJC, Powe~ One Ownerl.. .. ~..............'91495.00 1986 DODGE WAGON......................V·S, SE Royal, 7 Passenger........................l4,995.00 1986 BUICK REGAL LIMITED........V-8, Loaded, Very .Low Milesl...................l3,995.00 1992 EAGLE SUMMIT...:;.......:-........Auto., AIC, One Ownerl.. ...........................'7,995.00 . . .· ' . . -. . . $ 1988 CHEvY CORSICA.~ ..................V·&, Auto., Air.............................................. 4,800.00 1989 OLDS CALAIS.........,....:...........Quad 4, Auto., Power... ,.............................S4,995.00 1990 TEMPO..............:........................AIC, Cruise, Tilt, Clean!..............................SS,SOO.OO 1987 THUNDERBIRD LX...Rare_V·8,0ne0wner, Sport 8ucketSeats, Very Low Mlles•.S51995.00 198S DODGE SHADOW... ~~.............:Auto., AIC, Low Mlles!....;.............,.............S3.,995.00 1992 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS.......One Owner! 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Automatic. air,· crUise·, tilt. . · - Jj IBI SIAIOI iPIID ~; FREICH .IOD FLEA MARKft .. - lOW · $7,995 15.5- 19.5 n ~: ~,~~JDU~~G~.~~.•~£~~~·=1P~#~~~~~~~-;·•~~~~--~~~(O~_U~II~I!B~f::P~!~~~~::~~~~~~~~---~ auto. lrans., air c01id.,, AM/FM stereo cassette •. tilt wheel & cruise control: P. windows & P. locks, P. driver's seat, rear defros)er, cast ·aluminum wheels, one local. owner. Extra clean. . Channel cat •"' 3.8 V6 e(lg., P. steering, P. brakes, Wap • ~·•• ·' . 1!!.5 • 22.0 il.; ! -1181 FORD 7AURUS DL 4 DR. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Caro ~· .-~........................~-----~------~ i! IOW 113,49& MANNING It ROUSH D/B/A 204 Co.dor St. · Bidwell "•ldtn ' ' rucro•s All DUIIUIIIISS, NOT A SIDEtllll Bidwtll Aaldera ",~. '5899 '6199 n "' CINCIN.NATI - The Ohio Compos_ites of fish fillets of : River Valley Water Sanitation each species were tested for organ•. Commission (ORSANCO) has ic chemical contaminants such as ., 1-cceived the results of tissue analy- polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs); : ~es performed on fi$h fillets col- pesticides including chlordane, : Jecled during the fall 1992 fisheri~ DDT and diel~n. and the metals ; studies copducted on the Oh10 mercury, cadmmm and lead. . ·· With the exception of the carp :;River. These results have been sent 10 and catfish, the results show con: ~ 'State health, water resource and fish taminantlevels in all species tested : ~ ~d wildlife agencies for evaluation to be below the U.S Food.and Drug -.: • Through the combined efforts of Administration:s ~(FDA} guidelines :t·· several state and federal water . for human consumption. Carp' and ~ ~ )'esource and wildlife agencies, 70 catfiSh at some locations still ha~e !; cOmposite fish fillet samples were levels of chlo~e and/or PCBs m = ~ collected and submitted for analy- their fillets at or above;, FDA ·levels. : l ~is. ' . . . (The FDA acti'!n, leveT'for PCB~ is ,. ~ ' sr.ecies represented 1n t~JS . 2,0 parts per million. and the acuon . : . :years samples were ~· channel le~el for chlordane IS ~.3 parts per .. : catfish flathead catfish, small- milhon. FDA uses acbon levels 10 ~ · :mouth' bass, largemouth bass, determine what fish sold across ~ ; "striped bass, hybrid striped bass, state line~ are suitable for human " • 'and saugeyc. Samples were collect- coA1umpnon.} : ~ ell from 12 lock and dam lOcations · "'For four years now we have · , ; ~ lliough the use of electrofishing, not found conianlinants in excess · ._ , land samXJles were ccillected from of FDA guidelines in the .spon hsh ~.'eight add1tionallocations (See ORSANCO on C-8) . ;? .3.8 V-6 eng., P. steering, P. brakes, auto. trans., air cond., AM/FM stereo cassette, tilt & cruise. P. windows & door locks, rear defroster, cast aluminum wheels, cloth split front . seat, 15,000 111iles, extra clean. Was · 14 995 S ' $5Q99* 19.5- 22.5 · Ft.atheaa Cat Racine L&O r.-.,....- l RANGE (INCHES) 3.ORSANCO finds Ohio ~ River carp,.catfish · ~ unsafe ·-cor consumption· .1112 FORD TAU ~GRAVELY AM 237.5 . Gr...:uoL&D ~- ~ow 13,~9& Fill/In Low Will! A Gla,.ly Racine L&D CHLORDANE ~G!!:rae~n;:!uo:..:L~&~D_ _:__R~M~34:.1:_;:.O~__:::::Ch::!a::.:nn:::e~t:::: Ca::,t_ _..:2.:::;4·.:.0_.~27~.0~---• i; ~· ~ (ll-0-014=14) ~A. Davia: 7· 0-0/'l.:zJ4, B.J. Buck 4-(}.(lf!-8, D. 4 Hlle l · 0·0/.0•2. Nt~n - acor c rl : S. Meade; D . , • Carlisle, S. Smilh, A. Bardcr RM 237.5 d ..•____ Not valid with any oiM• promotiOn. Vinton Plnlt Pant hen Racine L&O PCB ,· ~G~reen~u~o:.,:L~&~D--~·R~M~34~1~.0~.__C~h=a~nn::!a~IC=a~t-~~22..=0~-~27~.0~----·L-....;_IIL___ ~l 'Hydraulics 1400 additional • AM 203.!l g ~~--~~~~==~~~=----. li ADDITIONAL SUGGESTED VALUE DAYS PRICES: (l-0-010=6) D. Hall l-O-OfS ..2, T. Keefer -1-0-0f2,.2, M. S a~o~ndcn 1· 0·0/2• 2. Non•scoreri: C. Hali,_C .' Ward, H.' dru:nlu:, l Stoul, C. Ju.tiu, S. Petty , T. I"J(, t..VAilAB ·" ,A~ac::!:in::!e:.,:L~&O~--....,.;R;;:M::.,::23~7,::;.S:.__ _;C~h::a:.::M.:!II:,:C~a~t--.!;15~.5::.;•;;,;.1:,:9:.,::,5:,._....;~·'---a_;_ 1 GRAVELY .VALUE PRICt Bidwtll Raldtrt: ~ WAS $14,995 ~ Bell.;,lla L&D SPECIES . ==~~--~~--~~~~~~~-. 3.8 V-6 eng., power steering, power . brakes, auto. trans., AM/FM stereo cassette, tilt & cruise, P. windows & P. locks, P. driver's seat, air cond., rear defroster, c~st aluminum wheels.' 13,483 miles. The Gravely 14' G ·riding tractor is j~b-engineered . to deliver four seasons worth of professignal,results. . • RIVEfl M!J.S $3495 .. (Area list taken from complete report) LOCATION ent·~ ::~~: m'::erdi~; ••• ~.PCBIChlordane Exceedences · -· 1985 PLYMOUTH VC)YAGER- . 1992 ORSANCO Fish Tissue • 11 - Sunday 'rimes-Sentinel /C7 · 11 happened last Monday son,-.We didn't jUSt throw II Triple .. almost dictated that we had to A club Oil .the field last year," Hart Hargrove said. "It was a bullpen makcamovelike.lhis,':Hartsaid SB!d."Thcrewasacertain$piriton bycommittee._Oliewasn'tatrue · • . • • · , The tragedy disrup!ed what had this club. To the tune of eight mil- closer in the sense of an EcketSley, : · • . . . been a happy spring for the Indi- lion bucks (the Indians' 1992 pay- but he was bccomjng that. I don't • By SCOTT WOLFE Da~id Smith, juniors Raben.Reitx:r Kimes of Smith right. Pushing ans, a team that truly believed it roll}, we were perceivecj as media anticipate naming so-and-so 10 be ; Sentinel Correspondent and Andy Fields and sophomores . these starters will be Joey Hensler had found a cost-tiffective way 10· darlings nationally. I think the fans the closer. Whoever is best sl,litcd , RACINE- The Southern Tor- Eric Jones, Jeremy Hill and Ryan and John Chaney. compete in tbe 1990s. During the got behind it And we -never apolo- to the game 'at that tilne will he ·' nadoes, having already placed a 1~ .. Williams. · · Winebrenner is ~oncerned .about fiCSt two weekS of camp, outfield- · gi~~ for Ix:ing fiscally responsi~ in." .. . . . >vic.tory over Rave.nswood un!ler ;'ii Winebren~er cites the return ~f the lack of f1eld ume early m the ers Kenny Lofton and Alben Belle ble. The most mtngum~ quesuons • therr belts,~ looking_forward 10 a~r four f~.od pitchers as one of. h1s season, the overall lack of team signed long-term contracts that Other than the last-minute · about the everyday hneup were : fme season m 1993 as 33 players · team s·{strong pomts; Gruespr, speed, especially in the oulfield; rewarded them for their potent#tl scramble for pitching nccessiratcd answered Wednesday, when Mark ; go for spots .on the varsity and re- Williants, Dill and NMhup. and h!-s club's hi~g. while shi~ldi~g the !ndians from by the ~cc1dcnt, the Indians used Lewis and Jim Thome were demot•, serve teams. Billy Jones, who caught for the Wmebrenner SBid, "We have un- fulllre arbllrabon hearings. the spnng ,IIIOStly as a tunecup. ed. The Tornadoes are coached by Tornadoes (14-10) last season will JltOven talent in the outfield posiThe sign,ings continued a _trend C harl-•es•N•agy•,~w•ho-w•asl!llll•7-.10•. •w . ; i t h • - - - - - - - - - -. . ninth-year mentor Mick Winebren- most"likely cam that spot this' year. lions, but there shquld be good begun last year, when Hart ·signed : ner, who is closing in.on his lOOth Jones earned praise as being "one. competition for starting positions more than~ dozen unproven play- . ·.- victory. Southern is strbng in the of the best in the area" at that posi- throughout the season. Last year's ers 10 multt-year deals to pfotcct ; fact thai it has eight returning let- tion. He will be backed up by team was th~ worst hitting team the team from expensive arbitration •; termen in the lineup, but lost three Robert Kimes. . I've had in-eight years. We must awards down the road. _ important players from last year's Winebrenner sees his team as · improve in this area to be competi"We just looked at the (arbitra· , lineup. Winebrenner is assisled by having a very solid infield, but live." lion) process,'' Han said. "You've • volUIIICCr Mike Kloes and reserve · notes that the line-up. will vary de"This is the worst spring we've got myself and the ballplayer, and ; -mentor Bill Hensler. pending upon who pitches. Wiele- had in my eight years, but every fo.ur or five of the agent's people, ~ Graduated arc Scott Lisle, an line will most likely anchoqhird, body faces the same problem. We four or five 'union people, four or •· all-SVAC selection; honorable while Jeremy Dill is at short, arc looking for a good season, but · five of management's airomeys, et ·;. mention Ronnie Spaun and Chris Williams at second and Northlf at competing in the new league ·(Tri!· " cetera;·and then an arbitrator. You •. Ebersbach. In addition, top pik:(ler fiCSL Pushing these starters wi be Ya!Iey Conference) will be a chal- had two basebli.l.l people in a room '· Keith Jones transferred to Meigs. Eric Jones, Grueser, Fields, and lenge. The league has !>igger of 15. It's a wedge between the -· Returning letter winners are se- Reiber. schools, and we don'tlrnow much player and ma.nagemenL" : nio1;5 Kyle Wickline, Jeremy Dill, Ht~virig lost the entire outfield, about what these schools have. I do "We had all these young play• Joey Hensler and Robert Kimes; Winebrenner feels this is his lcnow Belpre, Meigs and Wellston ers, and we knew that we were ~ and juniors Trenton Oeland, Andy biggest area of concern, howe~er, are always rough to beat." going 10 run an entire learn through Looks great, runs great, 85,608 miles, 6 moJS,OOO ;. Gruescr, Billy Jones and Jeremy some talented youth are there -ready Sotithem was scheduled 10 play • the arbitration process over the • Northup. Rounding out the varsity to fill the positions. Cleland should at Nelsonville Friday. years. We decided we had to comwarranty. . . OILY '._Iineup are seniors John Chaney and play left, Hill centCf and either S h , 1993 mit to them.'' out ern s .. Fans were slow to embrace the baseball schedule · plan, which fiCSt tOOk shape when Joe Carter was traded to San Diego D.ate Opponent in 1989 for Baerga. catcher Sandy ¥arch 29 ...:.......................Meigs(r) Alomar and outfielder Chris James. March 30 .................atRavensw<l!)d But Aiomar became the AL rookie April2 .............at Nelsonville-Yoik of the year in 1990, and after the •• April 5 ............................at Trimble Indians suffered through a franApril8 ........at Wahama • • .,....,.~...,.....,.....,...;..,....,....,.....,.....,.....,.....,.~....,.....,.~~~~~~~~~~~~~ April 10.................... .............Raven$Wood·noon Vinton Pink Panlhen Aprjll2 ... Wellston (9-1-1/l:ll) A, !Avit Z.0-0,()-4, BJ. Buck 6-0·1(.!-13, 0 . Aprill3 ................... at River Valley • Hi.le 0.1 :.0~-3. S. Meade 1-0-~2. Non-scorers: •. • Grett~Titunder April15 .............. at Symmes Valley D. Carlisle, A. Harder, S. Smith . • (22-0-Vld') . Aprill6 ............................. at Belpre ·' A. Wilooa 12-0-1/1-25, A. lWril 54112--11 , r N. HaakW ~. A. Blank 1-0-0»-2.. NonApril 19 ................FedcnJI Hocking """"' M. Woodud, L.Lanm, S. Bmwmth. April 23 ..... ,......................:at Mill~;r April27 ...........at Waterford-5 p.m. April 28 ............................. at Meigs ' . April.29 ...........................at Eastern Champloruhlp April30 ...... :............Vinton County Bidwell Pira~ea (10-0-41lt=Z4) . May 3..........................at Alexander M. Denny 4-0.1/6•9, A. Shr.w 0.0-314-3, T. May 4 ..................Waterford-5 p.m. Manley S-0-o,Q.lO, M. Salisbury 1-0-0,K)-2. Non· White Division scorers : S. Yost, T . Sargeant, K . Campbell , C. May 5..........................River Valley • "\ L Clark, B. Bamea, ..R. Yoll, R . Saunden, J. • T -·.• W. Mlty 6 ................................ Wahama 0 Conninet.. V8 eng., P. steering, P. brakes, auto. YUJLOn Pink Panlben .....- .... -...,~~........1.,.3 . May 7 ................... :............. .Eastern . 1 • SDOwt:ia lliJiki,cs_,,, ............ ••..... ,....• •.•.... 2 overdrive trans., cassette, till' & .cruise, VInton Pli'lk,.Panthera · l'r Bidwell Raidall::..... - .................. ,... _,,,..... 1 2 ' .. ' (3-0·014~,) . 3 P. windows & P. locks, .cloih 5t:1it.seats; "'· JUo Or.ncks Bu.lb: ••~·········· """' "·... .:. .......... o Head coach - Mick Winebrenner B. 1 . Buck 2-0-012-4 A. Harder 1-0-0ft).-2. ti~ & cruise, rear defros , · cast Non·•coren: A. Dni•, D. Halo, 0 . Culialc, $ , (r) _:_ to be rescheduled at later da- • Feb. 19 results * Meade, S. 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SATURDAY, 1:30 ....a PM; SUNDAY, 11 ..8 N .MASON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS; lfatNT PLEASANl •·L_~~--~---------~-----~------~~ ,. ) •• '• . .. ), !~==~==~==~====~. r . SAVE·A-tOT .; • I ·., ' ·. SEE RICK TOLLIVER, ,..OM MILSTEAD, GUY SAYRE.oR TIGER SAYRE 36 ~-so · \ •' • �- ., .. . In t~e · Open •· _. c By Jim Freeman Staff . ' udance, pardner." . . The 1'\!pon by Kantor, Clinloll's special U.S. D'8de representlltive, was lhe beginning step of a process · , that could lead to penalties against the alleged ·· offendem. · ,. It was scrutiilized around the world as a barolllet« ' .o f Qinton's·resolve in stoppin& behavior that his pre- I&G "FEED ··& SU~PLY c·o. w............,., - ;.. r-----------••.-·•-•---------11!11-------.. ;, sntll•.h BUIC• k.P'·. onltac • . t' J :r .. A 24 month lease froin Athens·Honda. ENGINE TUNE·UP '72n ' BRAKE SPECIAL '96" FRONT·END ALIGNMEifr •I 9'i. .. •' :(~~~~·:adjust~! . VOTED, # 1 FOR CUSTOMER SATISfACTI.ONI ": ; I I LUBE, OIL CHANGE, FILRR '19" TRANSMISSION TUNE·UP .NEW HONDA ACCORP LX 23,.* 0 ; $ s ITH· . 111EIM?Pf/IIO#!J11 PEOP/F'. ·. · I I I I .. Banq~et .Mon'day CHESHIRE ..., The Cheshire. Kyger junior higb winter spons banquet will be held MQnday at . · · 6r30 p.m. ai C~Kyg'er Mid 0 ' dJeSchQOI. . · · : ' · ·.. · ·- '. A,!tt11J'6; Ca,.~- I I .... CK·PON,TIAC.J-1 · ' ! '. ;i l • . I : -~~I POLIS, ON. ; I· .: II ·: I i-l :I a' , It's fl()f juSt aCII; it's your triedofTI... : · . ·· . ·· · ~ ( .• . L~--~----~----------~-~-~--------~ ... -+ ' .. " ' .. . v ' ' _,_ . \1 • • ' '• Ea== ~ ditrc:olalciplelll:s. • : First" proara111 are •e111ben ol the Studallln Free (SIFE) cbapter at the Uulnnlty of Rit1 Grode ..U ltl council, rro111 Iert, Pit WJIItdlead, Grea .Hart:ett, Dr. Cllarlel t.. "'• C e1J. ,· Palmer and Dave 11aDb. 1be CUipalp • ur-1 ongrea to • ... inale wasteful spel!dlaa before nllhla tucs.. . . ' , lbe moves smued iavestors, who aoto.ded .oo.:at stocb in hea¥JIIIdiaslbe - . . e D l caJDe a clly ~ fedtalllelltll afticills report· ed men blll:b and haw sWted IIIICitiaJ. 8 devclupllleut lliriluled 10 die JII1Mial ~ • ,U. • , · ..,.. · s.....o'LAUNCIUNG CAMPAIGN- Dileaalilll tile '"lit ,.._..... 1 - { .. ,'~ , : •• r,. ' .... . ,- ~ I' . r4 ··-lOU",...._ .... ~~ ~ .: ..',( ·"•·,;. ~ . . . '"~'"" r-~- -1111'' each lost~· The diSCOunt brands - which include Philip Morris' Bristol, Magna from R.J . Reynolds .and B 11 D h f A u ur am · rom · mencan Brands - avenJgC about,$I.20 per pack, compared_ ~ith llbf?ut ~2.15 for Marlboro, Philip Moms said . Prices 011 the dist;ount cigarettes :Rio .Grande-SJFE joins 4=:.:·iudustJy :0~~~':.::;~::. ~~ fW111 • ......... : : _ snet~ding '· CUt-Campaign : ·:::::.LQUa-::: =~o~t=~~:= Y . advalisiDJ • .. ~ '· ,· S5.2 billioo the diviSion earned last year, the company said. ~Y()Rl(- ·Akadybufkt· The company's parent, Philip ed by pupiBIII b .....,.l!ipa' Morris Cos. Inc., which also owns IIXCIIIId- adJs CIIBihalis- food and brewing businesses, iDa. die c:ipleae m.1a11ry faced ·a ~ffered no estimate on how the - dlral ftidaJ: a price-· campai11n would affect il$ profits.. Pllilip Manis USA, die ...m•s RJR-rs R.I. Reynolds Tobacco bigal cipROe ...... filed the unit. the second-biggest u.s. ~­ opeeiaJ ..._ widl its - e - co company and maker of WlDSIOn - d i l l il.,-s10 lower die price . and Camel cigarettes, vowed to of its besHelliD& Mldboros. protect its market share. ~ lbll il"s •villi Discount brand ~~ale volu~J!e hss a bUd ~e teepia~ pace with grown from al.mQst noth10g .a lowu-priced COIIIpebiOn. Pllilip dea!de ago to what Ph1hp Moms Mcilris USA abo aid il plluned 10 . said was now 36 percent of the beef..,ils,._;a.GfMarllaros, overall market. Meanwhile, Philip wllidl liSDIIly COil $1 a J*k Monis and its MarlborO brand ~ve . . STOP llf AND SEE OUR SELECTION OF .. · PAUKEETS, CANARIES, COCKATIELS, .. . FINCHES, ·-~- AP . . . . _ Wrillr ' # •.· f BJ SJW' WOI.i..ENBI:RG ' VINTON RACEWAY ' Philip Morris .plans to cut price of Marlboros to defend market share IN STOCK FEEDERS & WATERERS I I. companies barely brolte~ven in 1992 becauae of an . . acco\Jllting rule cban&e; IBM's new cbairman ~ New York State Supreme 1 e John A.K . chief executive, Louis V. GerslllCt Jr., could receive Bradley. presiding ov~ tlle bribery an . · ud trial o( up 10 $8.5 million this ~ 10 turn the company ' . the prominent Washington attorney; rna se raJ tulings that upset the prosecution. Seconds the~~- 8IQJlllii. ..Canlllna Power'& Licht Co. has paid a landmarlc $21.4.million for government-approved jury ftled out of the Manhattan courtrobm, prosecutor pollutioo permits. Jolin Moscow comp1ained. · "There is a time where you have to ask the ques· UPCOMING: lion ·can we get a fair·trial here?"' Moscow as~ On Monday, automakers announce their late · the judge, then blasted defense attoritey Gustave March· and mon~hly imporl and domestic· auto . Newman for laughing in the hallway at the judge's sales ...On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve releases rulings in Newm81l's favor. consumer credit for February ...Tbursday is statistics Bradley responded "I believe I'm a conscientious day in Wullingtoa wilh the Labor Deparunent issujudge," and it was possible he had made rulings that ing weekly jobless claims and producer prices for would leave lawyers lauJbing. . The jousting set the tone for what is likely to be a . March. Commerce releases plant and equipment spending survey and the nation's largest retailers prolonged and lortiiOUS trial that could putjurors 10 announce March sales...Oil Friday, the stoek, comsleep with~ fmancial jargon. . · modity and bond .markets are closed for G~ Friday · . · . . - TICKER: as the Labor Dcpanment in Washington announces · Philip Morris Cos. Inc. stOck plunged on word that consumer prices for March and r.eal earnings fqr it was culling cigareue prices 10 better compete with cheaper generics... America's 500 biggest industrial Mmt:h. Week's business ~ .. .., .. Aprll4, 1183 I{imtor's inslructions were evident in a bliSICring annual repon issued Ibis ~ week, the first under the Clinton administration s ,1uspice_s. putting Jap11n . at the 10p of a list of 44 countries accuse4 of unfair . practiclll!. · ·· · · That wasn't unexpected. But the section of the · ·repon dealing with 1apan contained nearly twice the information provided a year ago. _Cialcks-.•••••~····· 6/ . 55 ' abb.lls . R Fish caller sells '!ell, gets l(zughs ._· ··········~······ Ducks . .................!13 ' ' shoulcd and insulted each other. · ' I .- ....... ' 1rmu.-•entme1 Section D ' By PETER ALAN HARPER AP Business Writer . NEW YORK- Billy lhe Kid Clinton's trade guns.Iinger Mickey Kantor has his orders: shoot at those ornery Japan~. or at least aim low and shout Baltimore 'preparing for likely onsbtught of zebra mussels '· .,..~ .. Shooting at Japan trade defici : Is 'it all blanks? .Naming new-cQlumn ·-is serious business . .. ... --·"" ~- us1ness. .• ••' By JOHN WISSE · offer spring anglers their best aapn in Ohio. While 111e Mawnee sprinjl· fiShing opponunity. Rai!l·. : Division ol Wildlire charn;e to lake a tropby-sized fiSh. 8114 Sandusky rivers have yet to bow trout were released · to- ; Anglefs around Ohio are re- · Some of the larger sizejish this piOIIKe the annual walleye ·run, Schoonover Punderson, Belmont,, • spoolliig new fishing Une, ge~!\g .~;;~}g-~to !'!wnegg.·SiadeniiiCC , .. .enf~~- . ~~l"!,"~e . now venturing FOrked Run.' Monroe, New Lexin~- ; · out old lake maps· and dusting, off .-....--· -.-·--upoa 1 .,...., s wesleln basin as ton , Jtose and Wolf Run takes m · · lheir w~ in preparation for one mental condibOilS often dictate the llllJO IICbools of walleyes stage March. In April, lhe rest of lhe success of lhe spawningseuoa,the lliali& die .reef.complei in rrepilra- trout will be released. of America:s favorite pistimes. ln early spring, fishing opponu- relatively few fiBh taken in early lion b spawnutJ. . . . Muskie nonhem pike and steel· nities improve first in sliiillow spring has no measurable effect on · Crappies also provide a good head tro~t are less likely to be , soulhem Ohio lalcCs,lhen in deePer reproduction and recruitment, early season fishing opportunity. l,ilken, but !here are some fishing , . : lakes and reservoirs in central and · according to state fisheries biolQ, Delaware, Buckeye, Grand Lake opportunities in"early spring in • nonhem counties. . . gists. . SL Marys, Indian, Rocll:y Fork and pans of norlhem Ohio to take these 1 ·, As water temperatUres slowly While shallow southern Ohio . . Pyilllluning lakes are good eiaces' fiBh . Any fishing in Ohio's rivers ,; Naming a regular column is days from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 992- climb, most of Ohio's inland lakes lakes, sucb as Ross Lake near to filii for crappies in Apnl and should be done with caution as . serious business. hi many ways, 2155. and streams begin to off« a variety Chillicothe offer good larJemouth Mq; JunfJSii ¥d bluegiUs should some of these areas are dangerous naming a column is like namin~ a of hungry fish. Crappies, bluegills, bass fishin( opponunities, some be p~ in most Ohio lakes. due to sessonal flooding . .child·. Once you name it. you re Another turkey season is sunfish,lalgemouth bass, bull~ · anglers conunue to fish belOw the .111e division. has begun releas· Anglers are required to buy a stuck with it (lhe name that is). approaching and-, according to and suckm. are ~m~ of the more reservoir and lake dams in the tail in&· JIJIIIC of its 37,000 rainbow . Many people beStow their chiV Gam e-- Protector. Keirh···wood ... common species of fish talten in . waters for saugeyes: Saugeye fish· II'DUl iato 18 Jakes and streams new fiShing license after Mmt:h l. dren with ·names they feet· will be hunaers can exJiecta good harvest early spriiiJ. lhe Ohio Division of ing should remain good in April. · · ~ Obio. These fiib average 10 The licenses are sold at many of ·.Ohio's bait shops and where fish- . beneficiaiiO'the child in the future . .· -if Molhtl" Nature cooperates: Wildlife Slid. · But it is· the walleye tbat cap- 10 12 :lbchcs in Jenlllh and provide ing equipment is sold. '"' . The wrong name can even lead 1o Sportsmen, and sportswomen, Latgcmouth bass and walleye lures the fancy of_early ~pring a1181cn with anotlier good early disaster; remember the song about who obey lhe laws are unlikely to a boy named ·~sue" and what hap- shoot another hunter simply .. . . pened to him? because lhey must take the time to . Likewise, with a column, the clearly identify· their target as a .. B~LTI~ORE (AP) - City · enlists, public officials and indus- ~-have been fouiid in West ·water runnels colinecting lhem with ~ "c right name iS iJnponant because the . legal turkey. Poachers, apparently · name can ofreri dictate its contents. ·concerned .only with killing, ·may offic1als w1ll ~nd $6 milliQn to tr•al. representatives ·galhered in VilliDia tribuw:ies.to tile Ohio, and Baltimore's fillration plants. The · not take the.pme to identify lheir ·defend reservolfS from the dreaded Balumore last week for a two-day in &he Susquehanna River below money will buy chlorine treaiment ' OpeC':0o.~si, der the title, '.'In the target liiid heat-lreating systems to kin the : and can unintentionally zebra mussel, whi~h has clogged Mid-Atlantic Zelri Mussel Confer- Biagltamton, N.Y. I played' with about 20 different injure or kill a human. water~orks and diSrupted water e~ce. The confer~nce was orga_MGIIitoring llations are looking mussels. , . supphes throughout tbc Great ~ by a c:onsonnu~ of '!"ivcrsi- oul far the lint arrivals at 24 sites In the Chesapeake Bay, salt lev· ; titles and rejected moSt of them for Or in otlrer wonts, the exira tinle · various reasons. Titles including involved in properly identifying a Lakes. . · . ues and public and pnvate mterests in ._,~d. · els probably will be too high for ~ ·the word. "outdoors" were original- target can literally make the differNo zebr~ mussels bave been . ~ •.n Ne~ J~r~ey, Delaware, Mary'Balblllore plans to .spcn<! $6 the zebra mussel to survive and ' ly considered bullhen rejected · ence between life and dealh. s~tted ~et m_ ~land, but offi- ·.land, Varguua and NCJr!h Carolina. . millilll.10 .Pf~t water Intakes 81 reJX'llduce south of Harford County ; because (felt theY would limit my I imagine the individual who C_lals believe It s only a matter of Althou$h no zebra m~Is have . t1uw raervon and on the Susque- and below Quantico on the • · -, ' · · writing. · • accidentally killed a turkey hunter ume before lhey float down the yet been •dentified in any those · ' hsaDa River, as well as 67 miles of Potomac. . Susquehanna R1vcr or hitchhike states, the panicipants want to be a · The word, "operi" on lhe olher last year was only lnterested in fr?m infested ~ aboard recre' srep ahead before IIIey arrive. luu)d, appealed to me because it has killing a turkey - any turkey auonal boats or trailm. . Zebra mussels were inadvtl"lent· -several different meanings, most and as a reslllt negligently killed a ''I believe we will. be sceiQg. ly released into the Grest Laklll! in . : which ~pply to the reasons I am man. · ' writing a column in the rust place. aon Pohl, 52, ot Kettering was zebra mussels in fresh waters in 1986 or 1987 by a ship discharging , First, as an adjective, the word hunting with .his son in Salem Maryland ... in this ~,': said ~allast water obtained ;SOmewhere "open" can be defmed as not closed· Township, Wood said, when lhey Vic KeMedy of the Umvers1ty of m Europe. They have SIIICC C81]let~ lO new ideas, not .secret. frank and split up. When Pohl failed 10 return Maryland Center for Environmen- ed some sections of the Great candid. As a verb, "open" includes at noon, a search was organized tal and Es!IW'i!'e Sbldies:. ·~~· cspeciaJiy Lake Erie, clogWhen 11 amves, he S8ld, the fin. gmg mtake valves and cutting off as a definition, according 1o Web- and Pohl's body was found around gernail-sized, black-and-white warer supplies. ster's New World Dictionary, "to 4:30p.m. Red, Black Arauca1as They also have hitchhiked make or become availab(t for usc, Instead of coming forward and stri~ moii\)Sk can be expected .to coloruze any unprotected hard sur· aboard barges plying the Inland etc. without restriction." accepting res~bility, the killer $390 Finally. as a noun, "the open" · apparently slithered away into lhe face, includinjl boat hulls, engines, Waterway System to the Erie Canal piers, water tntakes, cooling and . and Hudsoo River, lhC Ohio, Mis· means the outdoors. · woods. · sissipPi and Tennessee rivers; and In that final meaning, "In lhe To the responsible person: If f~tefighting ~ystems. , Kennedy spoke before 100 sci, lributaries.as far off as Oldahoma.- ,Wlalte & Colored · Open" is my tribute 10 what I con· you arc not honorable enough to sider one or our. region's greatest com~ for.vard, do the rest""f us a 50 'i'esourccs - w~. fields, rivers favor; wrap your shoigun around a . and streams abundant iri game, fish tree and simply stay out of the ' and fowl, hiking trails and water- woods. Pebi&Mallard ways. Iii otherwor&, the great outAny pmon in who was in lhe AKRON, Ohio (AP) - Fish and fishing "'kle ·sbops .nation80 · doors. Price Road area in Salem Town- csllers that work as well in wheat wide. For many residents, men and ship during turkey season who fields as on lakes and ponds are Briggs says the caJII'I"S were not ·, ... women, old and young, these assets remembers seeing any strange selling swprisingly well, the inven- invented to poke f11n al sports • ,, ·' provide :hours of recreation and vehicles or may have information tor says. . _ enthusiasts. · . relaxation ye~~~:-round in the .form . abOut the shooting· should contact Rick Briggs' fish caller can't be. "Listen, we· did it to 'make a ~· of boatin~. C811!I!ing, fishii)g, hunt· the Meigs Cqunty Sheriffs Depan- put into the water, and it really buck." ing and hiking. For those reuons, I ment. · doesn't summon fiSh. · '• felt lhere wa.n need for a column In fact, it's a joke. ........ no~hlo Ln NqUirM liMit we Ml ' . ' .... . ' . ainied primarily at people interestWhile on the lopic of turkey The caller is a megaphone. A . . ohlcb I duob In lOla of llx. hcllon t2t42 ed in outdoor exploits. · · hunting, I've heard .from several ~on is instructed to yell into it PLEASE IRING YOUR OWN 101 Also, ''In the Open" can refer 1o reputable sources that turkeY. bunt- . 'Here, fish! Here, fiSh!· · . OPEIIIIIG DAY discussion and opinion on public ing is extiemely addictive. . But Briggs, owner of Akron• SUIIDAY,-APRII II . mauers, partiCularly public mailers Turkey hunting gets inlo your . based Briggs Gift Co:, says· the • that some may prefe< to keep .Jlf!· blood,lhey say. callers are selling weD. Gat.. Ope• at 11:00. ·'• vate (out of the open), I won'tlimit I haven't tried turkey hunting "There are so many fishermen Races Start at 1 P.M. . myself to outdoor writing exclu- yet. mainly becaitse my wife says I out there, millions or them. But • HAMSTER~ No alcoholic beveragH. •• sively and may write on other top- can't afford any new hobbies, but I there are not a lot of gifts out there Not ~Wpon•lble lor loaaea ,ics when the urge strikes. do plan on going along with Keilh for them," he said.. , Readers with story ideas, bits of Wood on one of his hun~ and writBrig~Us callers for • oreccldenl .. information (hot fishmg tips, etc) ing .a feature story based on the . turkey, ~~-~d-~ ' .· For mora Info. 388-9300 · or commems can contact me at The adventure. . The callers come with a cord · or 388-9&17.. · 399 (614) 992·2161 Daily Sentinel, Ill Coun Street, Will lhat be enougli 10 get me and plug that do· not accept electric· Pomeroy OH 45769, ot call week- addicted? . ity. Suggested retail price is $3.95. Briggs says it's a good idea 10 Obi() hunters_claim 126,113 deer in 1992 keep the pnce of a laugh lower 1 ' · · . . ~ , 1047: - . , COLUMBUS, Ohio ('AP)- werekilledstatewide. lhan$5. · · · . ,· (\\' ·I Ohio hunters killed a record num- ·. The deer firearms season from . He says he's not sure what . I \1) 0 . berofdeerduringthe1992-93sea- Nov.30toDec.6accountedfor76 inventionwiJicomenexL .1 . . II,. son~ but wildlife officials still · percent of the Ullal, or 96,250 ~· "You could do a lot wilh the expect ille herd u). increase Ibis · folloWed by archery,l9,670; ~- bu~iness of hupters trying and buy, · uve .w~!HIS, ~.52.!!.;. and spec•al mg all S01'IS of lhings 10 mask their II Year. ' . odcor," he said. The Division pf Wildlife on hun~, 1.•. 5· . . . . t Wednesllay' released preliminary • D•v•s•on offtctals credlled ~Is Briggs says he gets fan mail I ·figures that showed 126 113. deer • bonus antlerless deer program w•th fi:om humers and anglm thanking . · · · · •• · contributing 10 lhe total. Hunters h1m for looking after their interests. . -~·) . ORSANCO findmgs... bought 59,778 of the bonus per- · "A guy wrote 1o tell us.tftat he ·.J mits, which allowed them to take caught a four-foot fish with our (Continued from'C-7) ::1 . d . two deer instead of one. caller," be said. such as largemouth bass or sauger, But officials said the record fell He says the callers are so popu'J said Alan Vicory, chief engineer · below projected totals, in part . lar that displays are being de.velI and executive director. "I think this because of standing com in many oped so they call be offered in gun is a very positive noie" · the fuearms season. · I Q . . . ' At the present time, lhe states of · D \\ Come in today to take advanlage ol these ~ial values. · I lndiana, , Kentu~ll:y. Ohio, Pennsyl· You'l find experienced proleuionals, traditional.service,and g~n~ine GM parts, too. • vania aM~ West Virginia have fiSh -&Jnsumption advisories in effect · I. ------------~----,-------------------.~1 for certain fish takenJfrom the Allegheny. Monongahela and Ohio I ~·} 1 · ' Rivers. Species presently covered I (Reg. $80.!!0), d" (Reg. $1 07.00). o ·I • ·.by adviS(/rilll! in one Clr. more states . · . I . ·include Clll]l, C~J:lCl catfiSh, white • Reotace plugs • Replice air filler • Rep~ PCV ...... set id[e • • InSpect wheeb • Inspect wneet cyjtn.., . I. • Reola£e tuetliner• Ser"oo emissiOn cootroti • Cloldi·balls. ·t • Inspect grease seals • Reillace lront disc pads, if necessary ',· 1 bass and paddlefish. Question.s .. ' • Set igMion tim>ng• Checi cap & rotOr o', CIIa 911tiQn wtring . • fn!!l8Cifrep~ rear Dralle shoes. il required • Turn discs regarding consumption advisories • Fo1 6 cvt·witn air condilioning. 4 cyt. st~tv IDWBI; orrliiiJIS. ~ 18Quired • Inspect SVS\1!'11 for teaks ,I should be directed to the appropri8 cvt slighlly nignet. • . · · p,~ includeS replacement Of front disc pailS O.ty. Rear 1 ate state agencies (see attached bralle ShoeS are extra.Some morlels may be excluded .. list). . I · .Neither chlordane oor PCBs have been detected in samples of "Ohio River warer in recent years, Neither contaminant is known to Tdjwt.pcise any problem for public water siiPJ)Iies aloog the river. heck • lite check • Shockablor'llrtheck I • SteenCl<J lin ·rhe 1992'fish sampling effort . ~Q ' was coordinated by ORSANCO . "D . ~ ,.... ' II ' . " . . . and conducted in coopellltion with :various s1a1e agencies from Illinois, '59~1 1 Indiana, KenlUCky, Ohio, Pen.nsyl· · . · (Reg. $65.90). · · •: I· vania and'West Virginia along wilh the U.S. Environmental PrOtection tncructes up 1o sqrs. GM GoorJwrencn Molor Oil, I.C • Drain·transmtSSion n ld Ali ust Ill on~ r •·I Dur~uard Oil filter anil co~le!e c••ssts lu~. """' u • I r tn...,.. · Agency, u .s. Fish and Wildlife . .. .. •• ,• w • •..,.ace pan gasket • Clean pan • Checl vacul.lllsystem .!, 1 I • Replace/ldiiiJransmi~ion fluid •· Condlrct rOid test • 4door, ini.tomatic, . Service and the U.S. ArmY Corp~ I of Engineers. . . . . · ·. • ·1 air, powe;.windows · . · · • .. I , . . •- . ~ ; I ORSANCO; headquaneted in I and more .. ~-- ~· ...._.. .. ·..\ -. . qpcjnnati,'Ohio, is an interstate I walec pcillution control .~mission I established in 1948 by. the stiltes or Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ne.w I I\ York, Ohio, PennsylvB!Iia. Vifgiliia I 1900 PITEIN AVE. and West Virginia and .the f~ral I • _government . · ~·~· ··.• ·· , . · ·· RIO GRANDE- As part of its ·• co;mtinuing campaign to warn ·the American public about ~ clanam of deficit sjlending and liBllli w.es. the St!ldents in Free Enterpnse · (SIFE) chaPter at the Univenaty of Rio Grande is partich••tlng in the .. "Cut Spending First" ~The program is bemg conducted ··-: in association with French City ; ' I · ·· •" - - · · want 10 JCI ~e-clcctecfwould ndlei risk banknlpliDJ Amaica Ml CUl· tin& lheir llaft'J.l?Y 1;;'1 JICI'..M!t 81 • stag to Clll~. he. •EconomiC freedom •• blfconl· ing an ellllln&tRd spcc;iel.~ Toole continucCL "tfnlesa Americans ral· ly ~ the fact lhll fnw'-om so :sptnd ~eel clolllp the way we choose·II fundamenlal .10 all adler ~::~~~:~~~~v;:;it~zens ~::~!:.~'!tti Rio Grande is joinin& 1119re.than · have become our ruleis. · lFE haplers the To encourage 1pending cats ;g'~the ~paign~ C: before nUsing . - , polk:l"!!l- •, ·dent Eric Toole said. ;. • "Far 100 many of our tax dollars .. · arc going 10 nay interest on the : national debt,A Toole said. "Let's · not kid ourselves, we're still in :· dang« or having 10 borrow money to pay intereSt 011 the debt. before _ the year 2000 because the •nte:relt payments will consume more .thali sonl to u.s. Rql. -Ted Stricidand, and to U.S ..Sens. JCJba Glenn and Howai'd Metzentiiaum Clrds made availlble for..;... pick-up at the camp111 boobkn IPd in die Teepee. SIFE is also eiiCOI8'IIinl halidwriuen letters 10 COIIgr DIM 00 lhe issue . The SIFE team will~- 22 L_ :il:.,~M""'UWOI"""""',eons ...... liRopo £L:n:..2:1:..:...:..E:.:..::::sL~~;.:.L~A,::/W=m~.J.-=c.~..~."" the weak economy and '!YO,.rries on IObiQ;o and a l a y - . , . our shareholders not to defend Marlboro. the world's most valu· smotm. able trademark," said William I. Marlboro remains lhe world's . Campbell, president and chief best-sellinJ cigarette brand but Pbilip Moms estimated iiS share of executive of Philip Morris jJSA . P~~~~f. Morris won't cut its die domestic market is now 22 per· cent, down from about 26 percent whol e prices, but will provide financial and other .incentives to in !989. . . "I uld be · "ble to retailers ·1o trim Marlboro' s price t wo rrrespons• for healab Pllilip Manis• IIIM:&Y tal its a heavy aa. . OpentinJ earain~ from its · do-•tjc tobaa:o ·lwJWV cqu]d faD asmuda as -40 pt.Jted. or near1 $2 bi"'- ... ,_ ~ th Y - ........ uou yea arom . e F ann Flashes . . ' · ' by enough to make coniumers choose il over discollnt bnllds. ' · · Philip Morris closed Friday dOwn $14.62 If]. a share st $49.50 - a decline of nearly 23 percent - on tile New York Stock · Exchunge. RJR Nabisco lost S1.25 a share to $6.75 and American Brands fell $3.75 a share 1o $30. , , Tests slated Monday for pesticide applicators 1 f (!~LIPOUS - New p~vate pen-""" ....,.. ad am muinled - of die ilc · 10 lie lldd in Gdia o y • Momay. April S betwcea 3 ·p.-. •d 6 p.m. Tbe. ·wnp-up • • will be llcld • abc ,c.R Mrrcmjc ApiadDnl Ceo· Ia' jullWiell d r..;;a;; Aquick ICVir;w • • will3111t • 2 p.m. ror dlllle • -~~~do a idiwbcrjullpilioriO' Me 11Jismaylle 1 :'. the 11e11 w1J1:11 11Jia1 c:Miiel. :.,::= · article author: . . . We are still receiVmg the mfor· . matioo from lhe Ohio Beef Ex~ "ludgm~ CD!~~ All four. teams m lhe seruor divtSton placed m the top one third of the 97 teams compel· ing. The winning !Urn was. from ~~l!_ls County w1th an ~verage individual score Jlf 480 pomts of a possible 550 points. The top five individuals from Gallia County N~ith_. 'Plant Pathologist at the Umverslly or Kentucky, recently released his experimental findings , to the. industry at large..Th•.s was made 1n an effort to avo1d Slgmfi· cant crop damage, but in reluctance for giving performance of un unla·.. .beled chemic~! use. Tests we~e conducted dunng the JIIISI year m which "Rldomil" 2E was added to the float watcr'and plants grown 10 . · h on o water rate, t ere were no cases o~ Blue Mold and no damage or srunung of .the plants. ~~ for ~ complete chan sum~ar1zmg lhe results. If my calculauops are correel, the amount of water under 6 "goat f)ats" .with a water level of 4 .•s sbghtlytess than 40 gall~ This would the.n match lhe math Of usinCncc per 6 flats that was coming fanners in Tennessee last w.~;:~~rersPenders ~ho ~o:fon"'Q1~·~~01CQIII· ::••~-: ~ ;.;~=~:r~~~~~;~e!~ ::~:h~~,:;':r:g::= ~~\~ :~!~o~r:,~~-~a~~ · · 443; Todd B!)'8Dt. 426; anti Barney conditions. The test was completed tion, higher rates were lethal to :· MoJity Ideas . Alp"W'u•••••I••!IOPbil Vollbom.422. · · · · . twice with similar results both plants in the sMiles and .Ridomil N"1Siy llld ~ tQr a' n e~rliR!do'!lil 2E is not labeled for times. At .the 10 ml of Ridomil 2E i:Ie in abc April- ur die "Com- use 10 Cllher the tobaCCC) green- per 1000 gaUon of walec rate there .. ,, . · try l.ivin(" 1 1 ,w I~ wOuld ~ or~cofloatsy~. ~a were 17 pen:ent infestation of Blue · Health Care 111e estimated 35 million Amerialis like 10 dallt ML Wayae Kin&. abc b1g sarpnse move, Dr. Wilham Mold. At lhe 25 ml per 1,000 gat. :, Contributed by Sian Evana who have no in$uriiiDe ~ PilfiOIII ~ " . ·· ,_ . limit the amount of DICHIICI HI ·---J , ' The debate over lhe counc and Medicare and Medicaid J.1171M* 111 t .- 1 ~""' .- J . ' shape of the na- ' doclmandliQiplhlhl!ldabcrepcal . s:m·lre.:~ ' tion'shoailhcare . ofthePucnoRicataxbenefill. A 1 ~ UC.UIJ• '" systemh8scnttred Recentpqullnlloinc:lladelllb a new phase in the ·10 impole shalt-lenD price aaauls W a11COf1J · early days of the on feel ch:qcd by .U pi-..e IJ!Id ' Clinton Admlnipublic: bospitals doc!QnlaJD. .II!S <i,E\iELANI). (AP) _ ~ - stration.Proposals and nursing hoines. Odlen lnc:lude • at City Corp. 011 Friday said it , arccurrently belnJ plan to e,llbliah a cap on illiiilw:c , -w .cqaiK y~ r developed ihat ' promiuminl:ruleluweUutopo- OIJio flanap. wllidllolt$20 lllil~ "c.ould signif!C8Dtly $)lee die -,ay hlbit inJurancc.cOIII)IIIIies frOm cut• lion llll JCII". ~ · medicalcareisdeliveredandplidfor tina lheirbeneflts. · Ohio B:aac:orp sllarclloldus ' in this country. The CUatoa Adminislradoa lies would receive a-biaalina or ·~ . Clearly~slakcsarehi&b.Health lieveadllltbeaepriceCOIIbUIIWOIIId cas1i .a 11DCt OIJlllliO ..,_ $28 ·: care is 111 issuethalaffcictstholivelof. be-s.y b lhe next hiD arline prr m-, b" a ...a for..,_ S2GO ., e,chpincin'mtheU.S.andCUl'ltllltly ye,nllothloredliceiiJI 1','!1111110 milb. TlladiiJ.Mij&Jso ... ·· , dlel)lirallnaCOIISha~•ll!oldru:b· help fliiMce far .eel tory IJIIIIOq~, is oqoc:ted 10 118 ', 1ng effect on the ovenll-y a Americans wllilo Willpebv we n .I I I ia 1llc . _ . 1 ... « well u the indlvidulil--. reformS n put iiWO pllce. dlil ,_.. .Forthelas.tfiveyeinhealdlcare Ollio9r 1"PIIII$1.7lilliaaill .. _ ...;... ,,;,. · - - - ..-..~... COlt ......s 8lld so oHic:es ia eUiem Tnn~"'red:f ~;·-:r.t Ia Stu Eva.:. 11 1 Ylce pr I' .1 Oflio. Nalil "' Oly ._ $291illjm projcciedtogrow13,Spercentlye8r andfleeni:!ileaaJ II twiiiMer- ' in aSsets widl 1Jiwch1 ia Ohio; riD~pcll .. dlelrGJSf ! .-.e.· t;d'; ~a::·. of DoiJ.r during the .nextfiveyean. ~timateuuggest tbll Americans He cu .. Je-=llleh1446-U76. r• spent17 percent of their d!Jil4llllble · . _, Savillp a TI'Dl Co., llad IIcea ·· · inconie • llv1th cat$. , . tbil Incouned a.t CCII\'. ill· • Cl . " IualamlllbleforOibertypea PNC . .: , . ,.7eekly obser'vat•• ODS 1/&Tati"o· Oh • B c•#u -*'•-' "'or· . cov•• b i:"m hwa.. 1lle~'~JI..-II-; 0 fPidinl B usmess . bne .- if . $'1>ild - 11le a =.~:··==ltM: lian parclllli of WI tic's ••dccl -~'- WASHINGTON • e qJe\l_,IOb8uavelleellilllil1110111bs lllldOI DllpJzt • '. . :s-:o~::~ :...!=: cuulon ini:Jwfila a inoYe ID lUI• ql!d CCIIJIPIIIJioil wii\.Cb Ia Jbeory · .would band eatployen and lncllvk»' all into Jarp : c:«.pen~~vea 10 pur.c:hlll helltb 111M ,., ~ . Odllr : . : 1 ..._, 10 · 1 • jllovldehllltll - Abo' i'UI! = Ollio 1 Put of . ...... 11!'1 ' I FE . Ollio p lp ... JCII" •iliftraftrrledd. The ICCIIililloil. ct od br die t a 1 ...._, • ias ·, announcom•n 'E'bandiJ, wi?{ a. Cll 1 •· die disate llle wor~~~•a 111M •Ctll n ·c:out dna• e c:lllia eiiCU'Oaica OD widl_. (&. . ' to\. . 10 IMIS101ihll'"' lila 0 I? J•D-1 ·-•r to.._ ·Rei .,.. ...,._ ,.__Mar 2E is still notlabeled.Cor this use! . · A taped program from the Umve~ity of K~tucll:y will be a pan Conllaued on D-2 �.. <WI ,- ' - ··· ~- ~ ·~ ... - · ~· • Pllge-02-Sunay n~1ne1 ' April Aprll,4, 111:1 •• . prospeCt for tile most libly,fun\l· SubmitteCI by ·ing SOQ1'ces. She will l)len be able Lowel V. Ed•ln*', to write a successful proposal for Obio Valley RC&D funds offered privately and GALLIPOLIS .. Connie White, unknown to smaller groups. program adminislralor fcf the Gal· Nationally only 5~ of prOJ.IOsalS lia Soil and :Water Conserv11!ion .are funded. Lowell W. Edmmslel, .District, recently attended a course designed 10 bring about spc:c:essful Ohio Valley Resource Conservafund raising from private founda· . tion & Development· (RC&D) . tion sources. . . · Coordinator, stated thalConnie'·~ White said, "the training pro- success ration. should be far greater · ~ vided by Dr. Don UdeU of N0011an, .then the national average. · The Professional Proposal Writ· Oklahoma should be' of immense · value to her Disirict." She said, ing Workshop was offered by the "her first effons .will be to raise Ohio AssOciation of RC&:D CoUDfunds 10 support conservation edu- cils. There wiD be a follow-up i:lasi :._ cation activities of the Gallia Soil offered in ihc fall of 1994. Another session identical tO and Water Conservation District and county wide schools" . Site White· s will lie offered in May or said, "she plans 10 write proposals 199.4. Then there will be .a . and obtain funds for various other advanced foDow-up claSs offered iii · the fall of 1994 for PBrlicipants in conservation IICli vities". s~ by Pfizer Animal Health. The Ohio C•ttiemen's Associ· . the two basic co~s. fodividu~ The three-day session emph_a- . ation Ia an afllllate or die Natloaal Cattlcmea's Assoclatloa aad Is interested in attending on of the sized the readily available private · the &tate's spokesperson ud 1a1ues manager for aD segments of the . funds in comparison lO shrinking subsCquent seSSionS Should contaCt · beefc:attle Industry, illdudiDg c:attle breeders, pl'(!duc:ers and feed' government funds. Based upon this the Ohio Valley RC&D Office a't ers. It Is tbe 'grailroota pollc:y development organization for tbe training, White will be able to 614-353-4557. beef. buslllea. Throqh tbe Ohio Cattle~aen's Association, c:attlcmen work to ereate a poeltive business environment, wbile providing CODIUIIlers with a safe and wholesome product. Pictured are acco ~ .members representillgdle GaUia County Cattlemea's Association -:: durlq tile Ollio Beel' Expo. ' · c an ' , .b. urIey t,.0 b. · J~!!?~~!t!!i~~J~~-· quo_tas ·be los~.? • CHRIS FISHER RANDY FINNEY . • ' son, of 47280 Ohio 248, LOng Bot· tom, concluded a 2(i:..year career in power plant constniction •.retiring April 1 as a senior construction coordinator for Ohio Power Co.'s Gavin Flue Gas Desulfurization Retrofit ProjecL A native of West Columbia, W.Va., John$011 joined lite Ameri· can Electric Power (AEP) System as a concrete constructial es•iSWit · II on Kent\lck:y' Power Co.'s· Big Sandy Plant construction in 1967. · He worked at Mitchell-, Amos . (owned by Appalachian Power ' Co.) and Gavin plants over the ~t seven years before his promotion 10 concrete 'tonstruction assistant I and aSsignment 10 wort on Unit 3 at Cardinal Plant in 1974. The following year, Johnson headed for Cook Plant (owned by · Indiana Michigan Power Co.), in By USA COIJ.JNS, GallaC01111ty ASCS GALLIPOUS • Cunml regulations req 11ire farms with burley ·-'-~- "'"""" 10 be...,.. 2 011t 0 f .........., - losina - ..qUOia. ve The 3 years ..to-·~d 1994 u will be the first' year ~r~se4 regulations, tbis means tbat farms. must be active 2 of the 3 yean: 1991, 19921 or 1993. · ·( . What makes a far!n ac:Uve? An approved failed acreage or prevent· ed planting ~ filed witll the county cominiaee (prevented plant· ed due to weather canditions.), · _ A transfer of nnnta by lease 10 another farm wi~i& c:ounty' Any tobaCco nised ind nwteted from .the farm. (This includes marketed carryover tobacco.) Anothef option to. consider is permanent sale. This is a penna- ~ AprilS, 1113 CAHCE11 (Juno 21-July 22) Just because son-. tu rank ane pi8stiga, ~ doesn't 7 ialhe~- ' nent tninsfer of quota from ole farm to another. .:: . · The ASCS oii'ICC has mailecl'lcjJ· ters to all prod..Ccrs in danger ef losing qUOIIS in 1994, but iUeals 10 all burley~ that the 211( 3 yw rule will also be in effect~ 1995. Burley tobacco is a major c:alh crop in Gallia County diat llllpP~ the pririlary cash inc:ome for IICWJ· aJ,fann fami1ica. Any producers Ill' Wishing 10 raise their OWl\ tobai:oo should contact the ASCS oii'ICC it 446-8686 and discuss'lbeir'OIIliont There are many · produce~ scarohiog for quota to lease or ..... chase. ASCS can assist prod~ by listing their intentions to bliP, sell, or lease on the bulletin bcJI#I accessible 10 the public. Allll'lllll· · fers of quota must be completed prior to July I, 1993. So You Want to e a O ttion.~uvicllltureandforestecolo- 1 • ·Pl. Ptllllnt, & V~lnlty ' I lPatki ..... ,. "' a 01 ,,..,on-llowmNt,,don, lop to lht mol ]loot htul - ·. Pomeroy, Oil\ 30Wll-1117. ....,. 1"1D11'1Cf. . fol. bedt.l 2 .. In llwltld, ....~ 114-IMII-2271. Mtu Poulll'o Illy. Cltw Clnlt1 1 lllOck Will 01 HII.C: Cit~ pollonl Of - Ptko M-f I A.M. ..,, P.M. II Quollty And Eoporil- II Tho 11 . ear-n\ FOr v- Chtld'l Clro. eon u. For A vton. lnflnl /Tocldlltw 11t ttl U27. P!Wcltooto.. /School Ago 814-441- 8224. PUblic Site Will mow . regular laWN, lrtm, .. Mike Ma~~n, 3p4-175-4111. &Auction HOUSE INSPECTORS Na Ellp. Jl uy. To saoo Wldy, WHI Tl'lln. Cll 21·~111141 Ell. HSilll. t A.M: Tot P.M. · 70op. ur In Memory 2 =-..;;_..::.;...:;,::....:.;.:...!:....-':"' In Loving M11n0ry of DamllDugan Puoedllflfl'f 4 ~ 11110 April 3. s.dly Mil!oed by .Wife, 11lld CIIUdren I Loving Memory .end ~ughler. Chldtllll: olellllll, Debbie lftd ollm~ I Steve end . Jamie, Z.:hlitrr; I Sisters::Dille, Delle Employm ent Serv:ces -. =" ·~AL.IQD• r.,w....,..,:~­ IAiilli_-,:: "" ... And In-loft, Coli 141t-'131-4711. Ext. P1a2. t A.M. To I P.ll. 1 Oop. ' •· DOE to propose· nroductioil j-ob · cuts · ~:· ~n ~io. mea,~ f~.u COidkiGaolMIJY'&J,~ • ~·-- '" •AYOW AUAIIUIIt-.tlmo with ... You'l tho ...._.,. 1-100 Ill All. AIDohol I1Jnlg Coun 1 ' ·ro l'noWldo Cou-tng. Eduoollon, _.tone, Elc. .In All OUI l'lllonllolll'ii '-Mod 0.... In ... ~......... K•wDad or Plio, . lljlwotl; 011 - · !111'/tt, AVON I AI AMa I lhlrtoJ' lptlfl,--. card of Thinks ltrtt~a and neJslhbcin IWI110 expr.11~ Within our d,.m to 1tay. To know that The Family t MARY O'BAIEN WlahM to .expre•• thllr IPfii'SClidlon to .following people for theirldnd •xprwalonl of •ymplthy during the through ''"''rdtt. flowar•; food and.prsytl'l. A apeclll . . !1: you to Y(hln the twilight endtlhe dav'Loved aftd'lllllnd MY contract pureuant to thle tlltmenl, .minority bualneee enttrprl- will be llfforded loaaofour~ .lull or.portunlty to aubmlt WHe,Mol181',.ncf bl~o n reoponae to tllle Grandltlother: ' tnvltaUon and will nol be the O'Brlln, dlocrllnlneled aplnot on Eichinger 'nd the groundo ol r8Ce, ,color, Rn~Inc1a famiiJea; or netlonal orlliln fn conlld«atton lor ., awerd. • ......... anc1 Minimum wage ratH lor In the Pomeroy, thlo project have b••n · Alfrwd, B•• Wallow prtdetermlnad .. required Rldga, Stewlft and by iaw and ire eel lollh In· AICinl . lht bid propoeal. "The dote oat tor oompleUon ol tllle putor's ChlriM work ehall be ut lorll In Norrll and EunMe lht biclclftO propoul. • . KM;~Weltand4 · Plane l!fiCI apeclllcatlone. . Welt atllff at Holzer' . Mldlcal Center, . ol Treneportatlon and lie Hantaonvllle Chlpter office of lie Dlatiic:t o.puty Director. 255 Order of Elatem JERRY WflAY · Star and Dlreotor of Tr-poriiEdon I l!:~~l'~--=::::;1~:!:~ April 4, 11, 1110 • · . I·' ueonll~lnlhe~t Perhaps you a.~t • lawly ct~rd, Or Itt quleJ!y·ln a chair. Pemape ~ Mnt·a fUneral ·· ,., spray, lho WUIIW It the!,.•• . Perhaps you • .._ the ldnclut worda, AI any fl1end Could say, Pe1M91 you wers not there at . 811, . . . J~ lhoughi ot ua 11)4ttdly, W~! . you COl to oont,ole. .-.--. - ' ANSWIIS. Y() Sl\\41, ::4;1.;! .' ~-.., ·: SCMM-I.ETs . .; Mar ~ng ~ lll'lltChooi, = ,' HOMINY BICKeR _ DILUTE ROCKE I .. COWtffTION . I t1tri IntO 1r1 our Millrta, W. think you eo . , much whlltever tM old claMIIIe. "What now?:' I llkec!· •Just trying to 11111 11r1 hone81 living.·~ He replied. "Well," I laugt!ed, :you ~·t , have much COMPETITION wll are.you doiRg yoo?" plrt. .._ frlitnd1. who a~ttcl pallbeartr'a; • We, the family of Rev. J. C. Johnaton, would like to u'preae our aln· ' cera appreciation all tht dear f8mlly, lrlllllde, and nelghbore who•• ld~a ond ilenwoel· !Y ovenl!helmed _the family .fu giving food, mon!Y IEDd !low.ire,liul moat _of all In k..,tng ue iri the thougllta and prayer• durlng'lh• to.. of our loved one. We woUld like to thank the llledlcal etafl .of Northweot Haapltal for their prol. .elanal yet compa .. lonate c - d"rlng hi• •!l!Y at thlllr:J~IIIy. We would 81eo Ilk• to llilllk JR'e Florlat 0/Mie. aciiiln tor the Jove and· -~ !flat wetit Into the beautiful floral arrangement•. W. w,..td like to 'thanlc our trlenda at the MCCoy Moore FUMI'II Home far the wonderful comfor1 and tupport lhfY tJavt dUring oilr . .............. .... 4!•••• - ·- ~- • . ~--:-~ -· "Ill ...... . ··. · ~· 'r ln'Memory of my Filth• ' CHARLES ' VANSICKLE In loving IMIIIOIIJ · . toourdld, Michael Dwld Hlndy, You left ua In Aprtl af 1112,WeCM1iMIIn Aprll3, 1"2 A y~· h.. II!!!)~ by SiWJ!III. Summer, Fall end Wlntor hac . paeeecl. sun, Moon. Attn and Snow IIH tau.,. upon mlll YQU. We ot you often lftlll :::1. n-,··no more aaytng • I'll - JOU tomor" Ailhethoughte of you ·enter rny tnlnd, t•ra come Ia my eyae, then .~what you Mid, " I'd nolher hew you laughh:rg, . than'crying. • · GacllileMIIhnewlth a wonderful~- · · iMWttli our fun ,' togethlrllutDr we wentecl you ...,. with UD foreiiW, Mommr ..,. Jtt x . will ....... "' ,.. and nat ... ,.~ JoneiV .... ..,. ' -ron. who -hed a hand In the ldndnela ehown tow• our .· yow - -~· ...... ... 11 ---· -..... ...,_--......... ~ No worda DMieiiJII'Ui ·· h-muchJOUmlnecl and loved Yotlr . . . . . ,·.. \ ' not JOU80111U ....... With the IMII!OMe ind thoughte, JOU wll be wlll-alwap. w. ....... you&M'f:. YauriiM - . RulhAnn 't ,. ~~--~~~ lh treaeUNd ............ lOve ••I tosayhoWIDuall- YQIIriii'IV& I . Thank JOU eo muah. Mn. ...... c'•rroll Euaent .... grandolllldNn .31, • .. Mating ............ P.Ul T•ytor, Amlrk::an I tam~ -· The family of ·· you - IN APPRECIATION nelghbcil·•l . ' th•l~ •lnt~r. ,;.-~•••clition . .th' PUblic Notice , On His BU...., twilight . . . tilt day Ia done, lli!IMI"-h eky. w. think or yau, Father and the happy dlly• gone by• Thought~ of you coma drlftlno beck. 1 · Card of Thanka .to--.£9.1. mt . iJf . . . . . (Todlit) "·""~ ~·Dlll"nd. Send ......,.,!IJ ..... 1tllll · To:,_ \ :Te 0 .. •• Jon-. brolhen, ....... . . ~~~~~,.~. S , BI • 1 Lovecl.nd ll•ed by ... t.mlly IIEEeond Ayw.rd • . WASHINGTON (AP)- The · 1 .· ' government SPMt $4,599 for e,very next year. . B PATRICIA LAMIELL, DAQ C - . de ~ II 16 8l . ~- :- American last year, $317 more than Ampng International Business Y • ornposlte m x e · • lysts that operating earnings from 1{2 to 123 5{8. The drop in' airline:: the yea~;. bj:.fore, the goverment . Machine's II plants in silt EuroNE..¢~~~nessSWr~er I or ~4~ P,Crcen~ 10 669.83. its U.S. tobacco operations woukl stocks pushed lhe Dow transporta-;_ : reported. Nearly 12 cents ouLof pean countries, 2,600 jobs- about R - toe s p unged . tocks began sliding at the fall as muCh as 40 pe,n:cnt this year. tion average down 26.19, or L()(!·•. ; every federal dollar was spent 10 10 percent of the.10ll\l factory work on Friday. resp_onding .to weak opening bell after the Labor The company-also said it woukl percent. to !,553 _96 . , • California. . . force ,... are..IO be eliminated in emfloyment data, a rise in bond ' Department said that although cut the price of its flagship Matl· f:orest..products stocks fell on • . , Federal spending in the states 1993, IBM Europe said Thursday. · .yie ds and a steep drop in Philip unemployment held steady at 7 per- boro brand, spurring talk of a price talk that President Qinton's lumber·· • totaled $1.2 trillion during the govThe subsidiary of the Armonk, Morris shares. · cent 10 March, the government's war.lUR Nabisco~ with a summit would result in .lower · i emment's 1992 fiscal year, which N,Y. -based company said 7,000 . The Dow Jones .industrial aver- 'Survey·of business payrolls showed ~.tateme~t th,at !! wou~d .take prices. Weyerhaueser dropped t,:· ; ended last' Sept. 30, the Census other. positions in marketing and age skidded · 68.6 3' points to a surprising loss of 22,000 jobs. · --aPP"OPnate steps to. mamwn its lf2 to 39 118. Georgia PacifiC losl-1 • ' Bureau d Thursday. The figure scrv.icc are also 10 be cut rhis year 3,370.81, leaving the blue chip .Some economists had expected a market share. 58 314• an dLoui.Sl&D8 PacifiIC.• •. represents a 9 percent rise from fls- · from its work force, which 10talcd baromeier with a 69.17 -point gain of73,000. The drop lR · Phili'. P Moms · .u"'":'... ~. , 718 to declined 1 1/410 68 5/8. · • cal 1991. • . 90,000 at lhe end of 1992. decline f~.the v.:m. . SIO;Cks also responded to a sharp lated 10 a loss of about 33 pomts m Cable TV stoc:ks sank, extend• · , More than half that mpney wem • · Dechnmg ISsues swamped drop m bond prices tri~gered by , the avqe. , . ing Thunday's losses after tilt Fed;;: . directly to.-individu~ls as retireWOODCLIFFLAKE,NJ. (AP) advanCers by more than 410 1 on · inflation fears . The pnce·of the . The de_~:hne m,the D?"! also era! CommunicationS ConlmluiOII'" ~ ment, disability, Social Security or - Thousands of union members the New York Stock Exchange, bellwether 30-year·Treasury bond · tngaed ,the NYSE s restriction on ruled that many cable TV compa-~ · other benefits. • protested outside BMW's North . with 1,618 down, 394 up and 480 fell more than $10 per $1,000 in . compu~sellprograms. nies would have to c:ut their prices · • . • American headquarters, accusing - unchanEd. face amount, pushing 'its yield ~ NabliCO fell I 1/4 10 6 3/4, by as: much as IO percent. Time , :. PARIS (AP) _ IBM has begun the German automaker of bllilding . ·Big Board volume totaled a above a critical 7 percent bench- Amencan Brands !fropped 3-3/4 10 Warner fell 2 318 10 30 314 , lnd: ' cutting nearly 10,000 jobs in its a p~t in South Carolina thai will . hCavy 323.34 million shares as of 4 mark. · · 30, and US!, wh1ch ~es anu_ff Tele-Cornmllnic:aliona Inc. fell in· ·European operations and ordered pay its workers like Third World p.m. , up from 231.95 million on Bonds were dl)gged •by cOiitin- tobacco, ~hd 3 1/8 to 26, a11 ·111 over-the-aluntet tnlding by 2 318 10• Thursday. · ued rise in commodities prices and hea~ ~ng. . . . 18 l{S. • . "--" planu in Britain, France, Spain and employees. . The NYSE' s composite index a rise in the wage coinponent of the A!rlmc SIOCQ san~ on con~nued Oold stocks roiC along withfell 4.55 to 244.19. On the Ameri- . employment tepon. · · . . bearishness surroundmg that mdus- gpld prices. Newmont Oold rolt' S[S, •• ~~c_o_nt_ln-::-.u_e;...d..,.rro_m_o_-_1_---'--------- can .Stock'Exchange, the market · Philip Morris dropp¢ 14 5/8 10 try. AMR. fell I 3/810 63 1f2,_Delta 718 to 40 3/4, 1nd Hecla Mining· .· , . \ "of the Beef Produc~r prop;raiJI County .line. Gallia Countians will value inde.ll fell S.2S 10 417:52. In 49 1{2 after the company told ana- lost I 1/4 to 51 5/8, lll!!!.Y!-1- feU 2 adYinc:ed 3t1IIO 10 3/4. :planned this Monday, April 5 at 8 travel on SR 325 north from Vinton oVer-~ter trading, the NASI' m in Pomeroy (Meigs High approximately 6 miles and watch SchOol Library) and Monday: April for signs at OimviUe. A really good 12 at 8 p.m. in Gallipolis (C. H. program is being planned starting McKenzie A'gricultural Center). at 5:30 p.m. The program is being · Fcauue wUI be bUll selection based co-sponsored by the Soil and Water WASHINGTON (AP)- The ,Molind Plant Miamisburg.• U empio1JIIODI ley. ii a. • 011 EPD's and ·a scgmcn\ on Estrus Districts and O.S.U. Extension in Energy Depanment has told nucle- 'But it also esumated ltle addiuon of ell, satd EOolO . Mo11ad ·till od!nW•IdaD wllllr die fin&, Syncbronizalion. Plan 10 attend! both counties ar· weapons ·plants 10 expect io cut • 137 cleanup jobs there. · spolcclman 1dart Beclter. . ·lillie pr.QPOM ape"'IDI iaon 10 : Attention JJO!Id owners! J\n _edu· · Call for a program outline and 8,600 production jobs next year, - Th_e contractor that runs ~~e The w~kforce ea&lm~• are clelll up dlt a 1 1 t:e• pltilllllllltawr. cational -evenmg pond chn1c rs map to the site. congressional sources said plant for the govemmea& said It s contalnad m lhe deiaiLGd 1 1994 llllkc - - r i l l l!tll It wllllellk III'Wnled forT.-Iay,'April27 on Edward VoUborn Is GalllaJ The department's 1994 budget too soon to determine tlie net bud&el requ111, which i1 to be SSA billlaa lal'w pn Jl'lllltMt~ · lite at the Curt Balm-r Farm near County's extension agent, a1rl· propoul ellimated IIIII 240 pro- impacL • . teleMed llllltl wo& · llld 16.4 billion far dr •• Danville on the Mcigs/Gallia culture; · duction· jobs wo_~ld • c:at ·~ th~ "We don't know what tblt wUI A c:onareaai~ IOU!te, IJICik· • J, ,, · r · ·· t .· • lj~~W~anted~~~to~Do~;,;; ,• D OW_p l unges plJlnts • · on · poO~JO ·.· • bS . 68 , t l b d d · Ph·l· M · · . : ; repor, ' Qwer .on: . s' rop zn . ~~ lp , orrzs 7: • =:lC1,. -::'-:"iii*!!'-"l · " • • _ or Curtla Jones Paued away April . ···· . 4, 1984 and Jlm.Jonea Passed away Mar.ch 13, 1986 · :Business briefs... ~ S~CdeniOtrimtheirlosses'overthe n ng Rtlntn -~~-~~-Collogo,,INinaVolloy "'-· Coli Todliy, 114441 4:11711 R"t '110*12'111.. .. ~T.I21AHfor ' I 1 18 .w.llldtoDo . Trill I 'z Natio.nal- . •ester f :=J~;;c:: Chi~.tlloetr.Loaldng F« _,_ ...,_ IE!<· ......,,, ......_ Bualneu 14 off course. M , b Help Wentld as wAsHINGTON Asn· the . , .~... , . , · . . . . · . promoted to assistant chief-civil culture Secretary Mike ~spy h!'s · nommauon, GALLIPOLIS • Tim Helmessey, , sible for plant engineering, Myers 'at Springfield in 1965. He · · construction. named Ali Webb, a former official Earlier, ,she hacl worked as :a -~ encrsl manager, Reliance Motion CFM/cost reduction, material pro- · II'IUlSfcrrld 10 Gallipolis as a wiod· Following a lhrec-monih assip- of the League of CooaervalioD Vot· press secretary for Los Angel~s 1 ~ontrol Gallipolis, anno11nccd a curement, production/inventory ing foreman in 1970. He has held ment in Coluinbus with AEP Scr- ers, direc10r of public affairs f~ ~ Mayor Tom Bradley, includi~tg l restrucWrlng of the manufacturing · conrrol and production. · positions as general foreman and vice Corp., Johnson returned 10 department · 4unng his 1986 calnpalgn for SeW· • operations. . , . Finney ~as been .employed at ~rod~ction superintendent at Gal- Rockport Plant in 1986, transferWebb had been associate direc- erno.r. She was Walter Mo!ldal<:s 1 "Under this restruct11nng the the Gallipolis Plant smce 1973. He lipohs. , _ ring to Zimmer Plant in 1987. In lOr of the league, a national envi- · California press secretary duriltg ', plant WI'U be divided into . two busi- · prev_ious.ly held pos.itions in cost Chris FISher . will be.l'IOmoted to.· 1992, while. still at Zimmer, he ronmental poolitical act~· on up the 1984 flrMidential campaign. ": A nat~'lv--e of South Pasadena, press' • ness units AC/Gw Motors and accounung, schedulmg, customer the newly created pos~uon of Umt advanced to Senl·or construcu·on since 1989. She was na: ·: DC/Servo MOIOrs. The new align- service, com{!Uter operations m;m- manager, .DC/Servo. He will be coordinator. He transferred to the secretary for Rep. Richard A. Calif., she holds degrees froiD 1 ment will pro\dde a more flexible ager, producuon manager and man- responsible for ·all manufacturing Gavin scrubber projeCt in March of Gephardt during his campaign for Stanford and H.vard. ~ ~ organization that will enable us to ager of m~als ~- systems. · · .and support personnel associated that year. . · . .: , react quickly to customer n~s," Dave Wirth will~ .~molcd ~ with,DC/Servo products. .· . Johnson's retirement .plans Hennessey said. the newly created .poSliiO.n of UDII Fisher was employed at Gallipo· for r~ing, . ROlf and prdening. He Conlinue.d fro~J1 D-1 : : As result of restructur}llg, man~ger, A~/G~- In this capacity lis as a senior manufacturing engi- and h1s w1fe, Luelfa, have two • •• .: : Randy Finney will be ilromolid to he wiU be responsible for all JDBDll· neer i~ 1988. I:le ~ been manu- sons, Charles M. Jr, of ~ensboro, Through Dollar Bank, Ohio banks 10 reJXlrtlal'ge cash ~• the newly' created posiuon of oper· facturmg and support personnel· factunng engmeenng manager K~ .. and Dana, at ~e. a grand· Bancorp holds $32.6 million in lions to the Internal Revenue Set: ations manager. He will be respon. associated with AC/Gear: products. <since 1991. · child and a stepgrandchild. loans 10 Phar·MOr, whi_s:h med for vice. . •: Wirth was' hired by Robbins & · Riddle honored bankr11ptcy court protection in _Edw3!d B. Brand~, Natio.rial : · fi l--, : POINT P'EASANT • B. , August after an.I\!Jeged fraud by its City ~hamn~ and ch•ef execuuv~. erme chiefexecutive:aiJ4otheroflicers. desc:ribedOhioBancorpasasbOOg :. . .. . . · . . . . ,. .• , . . • · R1ddle of the~ ~ounty lnsur- • In the third .. quaner, Ohio Ban- retail banking leader in its Ohio 1 . ance Agency m Pomt Pleasa!lt, . corp posted a loss of $11.3 million, region. ~ -. "National City is committed iii facilities. The camp fee 'is tax Cllrfled the Top Twenty Club dcsig- or $1.63 a share, after a special $29 GALLIPOLIS - Students! If you gy_ na~on for 1993 from Mound Agenmillion provision for loan losses. be sensitive and responsive to !be A field trip and evening and deductible. The Gal6a SWCD will : are iilterested in learning more . cy Inc., Fed;eral Kemper lnsuran~e For aJI of last year, Ohio BancOIJl's needs of 'Youngstown and its SID'! . about woodland management or are recreational eveills . are also be sponsoring one f11ll scholarship Comp~':IY '.n Decatur, IL. Th1s $20 million loss amounted to $2.88 rounding communities" Brandcili considering a career in forestry , planned. Unlike previous years, for the camp, but you must get your tec:Ogruuon IS awarded 10 only the share . ·d ' · ... . you will want to attend the Ohio there will be only one week-long request in early. top twenty independent insurance perOcomh. moB n · ' sa1. . R .. •• Applications can be obll!ioed at agents out of more than 3500, over 10 ancorp also disclosed in 'l'!'omas. . Hollern.• <;>h1o Bllll, Forestry· Camp spo~s?red ~y the session for the camp Ibis summer. It will be held Jnne 13-.18 at the Gallia SWCD office at 446- a twelve state territory, It acknowl- February it may be assessed regula- corp s ~hamn!l" and ~hl~f execII," Ohio·Forestry AssoclllUon. Cainp Musking11m just south of ,8687. or stop by at 111 Jackson edges supeiior performance in life tory _penalties for alleged violatiOI)s l1 ve, sa~d Nauonal City IS one at, . The camp is open to high school Carrollton in Carroll County. The Pike ' Sui~e 1569; Gallipolis, Ohio · pf9duction, a~ency management ~::~~~'jgnrecJ ~c~~:~edg; tbankihes.tro~~t and O:W~t profitab~ · students who are at least 14 years 'cost for the camp is $150 which 45631-1569. ' old or have completed the fifth and client SCMce. ng msutuuons m the country.~ money laundering and requires ~ includes all meals froin Sunday 10 ' gra4Ytudents will ~av~ ihe "Friday as well as access to all camp • opportunity to learn tree 1den11fica- . 11 you ···' . • : , Ylrd Slit "'*' \Reliance Motion Controlplant · ·. • · ~;:~FJ~~fE~~~= Espy named to agriculture post : ~ announces restructuring in Gallipolis . ~~= ~t~~! (AP> _ ~98~ Democ~tic presiden~ call ' •·' OH-Polnt Pleulnt, WV ,_.,;eyfollowlhatheorshe ARIES (MIIrcti2t-Aprtl18)1fyou negotiate est pe'11011 an the "'•not Ea"" ,.... ,,, In the .day an Important arrangement with someone you """" think ao, but tater you miltll not. el~ today, ·don't base ~ on presumptiOns. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Hyou're negotiating .Each must be very e~icit, or else mtsun- . BERNICE a bu5iles& dalllladay, yoo oauld be 1n a ber- derstandings could 'result lat~r. Major BEDE OSOL ter position tllan you think you are. Oon"t ct>anges are ahead for Arit!f il\the coming take lhe first f1!fmS ollenld ~ they dilpleue year. Send for Aries' Astro·Graph predic· you: You can dO better. lions today. Mail $1.25 plus a ton~. self- YIIIGO (Aug. 23 SIIJI. 22) Ear1y In lhe day addressed , stampep envelope to Astrothere's a chance you ml!;1t make a serious Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 4465, .enor In judgment. Don, live by your decision New Yo11<, NY 10163. Be sure to state your ~ you ..,.tize there Is a bener Memative zodiac sign: · avaital>la. . TAURUS .(April 20-Miy 2!1) The only perUIRA lli-Pt 23-0ct. 23) Someoue v.tlo is son whom you can depend upon tOday i$ atalkar than a thirker miglt c:prMnoe you, Assignments or responsibilities you you tllat his or her way of dOing things is dtlegate to others might be forgolten or auperior to you,.. In actuality, the opposite ignored ij you don 't check up on their ,, may be 'true. · . · . progress. I SCOAP10 (Od. 24-Nov. 22) Evtn ~ tnenc1s · GEMINI (May 21-Junt 20) Your. social l>anners oauld play ~mpor~a~g IIlias in your of yours are engagad in slandering a pal who world and your commercial wartd will shaiB lilfairs in the year at-1- They may . _ " ' ian' present, don't be a contto the · ver)' few similarities today. People whom poeition wNie you ' - a 11Ubardi18111 gaosipfest. ~ said V!hat will be Identified · you know socially might tr~at yov differently rille. HoweJII', 1hiS arrangarra>t ~·t t8ter. · · · . · · when you are doing btJsinoss l"!!elher. · "8llec:t ... dislrilutlan Of dividend&. SAGITTARII.!S (Nov. 23-Dic. '21) Confusior) CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) In cenain situMIES (llln:h 21-Aplll1'1 Glvit-antHake is . wil 1891 in-your tmusahold today~ you give ations·you _9oukj tie. rather fortunate today, _.w.t Dilly in your .. ,......... with lamtf l1' t l!fnb8<S one set Of orderS and your but in other cnticat matte"' where you need _~- You might be tWqUired 10 give a mate giws them anotl)81. If you don't pull your luck the most, you might be le« high bit """"· bul l wil be 0011. .1i tg you can live IOgMhet , you'll P'Jilhe house apart_ . and dry, · ' ·· with. Ariel, treat yourself 10 a bir1hday gill _ CAPRICORN (Doc. :!Win. 18) Son\etlling ' LEO (~uly 23-Aug. 22) People who know Send for Aries' AsUo-Graph Pl8dk:tious tor annoying perli!inlng to future plans might • you the best will understand your motives · .ll!e year rr-1 by niaii1g $1.25 pkJs a tang, """"'loday . .l towever, dOn, make · a big deal and ways of doinQ1hings today. However, selt-addo lilt!. Sllll,.c. . . 11411 to~ · ~. c'o this""' t-.er. P.O. Box 91428, out Of~. because Wyou view nobjective!)', it's outsiders might not give you high grades for · ' · your methods. ~. OH 44101·3428. Be 6U19.l 0 - notlhal bad. AQUANUS (.1811. 20-FIIi. 18) You heve a VIRGO (Aug . .23-S.pt. ~:i) Something in J.9U"milc&9'. minule edge iri coinmeldal dealings today. If wh ich you're presantly involved has the tAURUS (Apii21H1or 2111 Be....,.say In lrort Of peope who lend 10 repeat you handle matters propeny, you should potential 10 produce the types of rewards whallhay hear, but dO • alCllflllllly. come out with ·a sJ9it profit. ff you don1, you you anticipate, but your harvest may not be as close to reaping you might hope. ·'rhe ~ bl being misquoted is quile migllllncur !I smal toss. PIICES pr,b. 20-IIM:h 20) Hmight be a~ LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) When dealing ~GEIIIII (.... 21-June 2111 In order 1D be fie dilficu« today for you to keep secrets with others on a one -to-one basis today. suc:cessfulloday. your objeCtiWS must be about you and your niate. If you do more strive to be as fran tfas possible . Don't tell clearty -..q to the smalest delal H yoo talking than you should, you could have them what you think they want to hear: tell thefll the truth . dOn, have a good game plao, You ooulcl WI! blabbermoulh 1811101'18 lal8r. • ! ·' 11183 ASTRO·ORAPB .Conservation seeks· private funds ~ .. • -. GALLIA. COUNTY WINS OHIO CA'ITLEMEN1S ASSOCI· : · ATION MEMBERSIDP CONTEST· Tbe Gallia County Cattle· : men's A!Jioclatloa c:lalmed lli&ll honors as tile Ohio Cattleme~'s : Assoc:latioD top membenhlp remaitJng county for 1993, As tbe top • recruiting COUDty, they receival a portable corral system donated ; by Dailey Fenc:e ud $upply, Adamsville and Babcock Livestock Supplies or Lowell. "Tile members of the GaiDa County Cattle· men's Asaodatloa are to be coillmeaded for tbelr eiYorls 1a c:ontin' · uin1 the 11 owtb or tbe Obio Cattlemen's Association," said Mike • Babc:oc:k, OCA memberslllp c:llairman or tbe 1993 mem.bersbip ' campitlp. Gallla County will also receive an a_ppreciation dinner . .... _. ~. • . DAVE WIRTH ..... .' . · ·, .... ; , . .- ,.. ' �• V " '._ J·• . ..., f ·~ , ....,. l • r•·,,.,~ ·. ·, ' J 'I •. ~,u . . .' , •. • , • • • • e nm• • Ott Sentinel wv Point ----21 21 BUIIIIIM Opportunity· INOTICE I I 8MIIono I Snack ISoclo Rto 14, 000 .Monthly. Llmllld' Tlrno No Woyl lui Wo Ho.. A StudJ, Anor-..o:uo~- Otlly. 1o800-JII1·11IMI. 214- Real Es1a1e ••-m• - 9197. o4 1988-.,....,_too 3 Bed100111 Homo,. Dovblo Glntge, Llrge Lal SIMI! Acreage, Wlhln 4411 1:.11 ArM -PooM-n May 111. • - 7804 ...... M-·· lmllotlon bued on c»lor, Alllglon, sex tamhllstatus. or natiOnal ol1gln, or ony ll'l.,.lon to 2-llaiii,No-, Ull'lllo. AI Ullt- .._, This no-or wll Room• . Slarlla' ,,4 4 11:1:·'1711. ........ ............... m nol ; ;· · knowingly aoc:opl ·adverttsemen4s for rOJ estate wl\tch lsln violation ot tho lawg Our ntaders are hereby . f Qr "•nt mr '. 1 Of · 11 lor - lbclnn.,_-:-r Nm g dilld, In lion, Colt 114o '--:====--;; .AUTifUI. APAIITIIENTS AT IUDGIT PRICES AT JACKION UTA'I!!t..._l3a loellron Plkl 2 llldt-n • - lor ..,, .,.. hind P-.., 114-1112.zt2 or , . _ - . - te 114-112-20S4. In Bev. Jennings CntmEian:sl ~pril 6, 1900-April 7' . 1953 40 years have cOme and gone since that sad day when you want home. miss looking at your eyes so blue. F.ollo~n.o closely your guidance true. . 111op • rncm.. Clllll14 4tl lilt. EOH. • -'a-rl 2niiMd. lt*00111il, P.tu• Fur- E==:r-..,~.:'IIIIIT) Air, Clllla, Ovwla aldng a-.... _...._. Tho Ghlo Rlvol In ICanluaO. --. ' ~ "-'-AI " ibni'Pallc, -1t02. ·llolilio ........ · Clulol. - • iii.:.,;;r- tt:(:'~•: Totr!ni ' ParHime and O'~ltness Memorial Hospital, • ·• Publl~ Sale .·~. bid her come thru His voice of woe, His · voice to mom was calling. Mom walked d talked with Jesus, and He told her she ~~as His' own. Then she looked . . upon His face tl')e one'who ~ved mom Hi$ grace. r~en J~tSUS took mom by llhe ' t•and· and led. mo.m . to the promise \. . land. ·• Sadly milled by Huabaf'!d, daughtera, and eon-in-lawe. Sona and daughte,..;ll)·lawa, grandchildren end gt'llal·grandchlldren. . In loviniMemory Of Lol • Pauley . •-- Who Passes Away AprilS, 1992 ·· - · We all know of someone when faced with adversity has shown ICCIUnlgl ana determination to win the .tnuw ,wara flgh . tlng no matter what the , '-··n. Thlllt so~may have ....., .,....,,,.. l' k-w '"" was mother, Lois. • 's Rentills 41 Houiea for Rent 2btlrme.:am-rlcJ.LD!!g Bat· Dlotl'tOI, T._. =;-;:=::-:-=;--;;::=--::::-:- tom, 11117 Shultz 14170, CIA, uclor- PmM ·wator, appllanceo, yur _,...... 3 bed,_, .2 full ....... 1271/mo. p1,. -rio I ~r.don tub, OlllrOI, 304o ~· F HUD, ..,..__ 1.'"1o ' PAST .AND· PRESENT 218 3rd Av$nue • Gallipolis; Ohio · OPEN ·9 A.M. to 5 P.M. APRIL 1, 2, 3, and 5 Lots of Merchandise and · Surprises~ PUBLIC' Au.c' SATURDAY, ~PRIL17, 1993 . . .10:00 A.M. . .. Located on Maddy Cemetary Road just off Georges Creek Road 4 miles from Gallipolis, Ohio. Some of the ItaiM Will Include: Bun dozer, Industrial MF tractor w/loader, 3 trucks, trailers; welders and welding ·suppllts,, electric holst, lots of metal, new 3 pt. tractor back ho,e. a vety large selection of hand and shop tools,. •weral plece.a of farm machinery and some household' jlema. A full listing will appear In the Apr.il 11th edition of this newspaper, • , , . Terms; Ceth .· Clemmie Lawson, Owner . lee Joh1110n . AUCTIONEER Crown City, Ohl9 Phone: 256-6740 , Not for Accldenta . Lo.. of ' Cova Fishing Lake il~. . ~-·· HoiiiOint :Ill cu II · 1100. 304-175-1IJII> t~ne UP, ~Its, CHANNEL MAR'KER CONDOMINIUMS r N. Myrtle Beach, ·S, Carolina ·Limited Weeks Stilt ~v.ailable! 1 ~w~=heel~:~~=P :~: ! ~"h&~=~~; 6 5/6 12, ·6 2617. 3 7·31 /8·7, •I''"" ... 8·:7/ 8-28 / But saw no Intel of bitterness. S_pring' .& Fall. Rates also IStiiVBrlsmodel94-410gllluge. Model67·12 ga., Noble model6 H 12 ga., and . I ~ you stand bravely tor,..,. . · But saw no trace of aenaellaa fears. available awner · Though. you spOke not of faith's firm law. Dan SmlttHuctlon"r 11344 I caught your faith by thlnga I saw. Call '446~2206 Mon. Wed. Fri. Apprsntlce Rt.a. Milhoan H82 1 Sedly miMed "Not Resjx!naible For Accidents or Loes of Property" . · · diiiiJht•, Klmt·~~ I Fo:r info/Bookings . ' ., •... . ' '\"f.' .. I . I , ' •· • ~ ' frMZO!, Prom dro-: alzo Si4, 1011, -rtc bluo, US; IIIZo t..l tr-..., 114-'1112-2121• Ouoon .... Wll«<lld, lJ®d condtllon, 10Gb bod, $100, Jividen's Farm E'qulpment • (614) 446-1675 . · New EquiptMnt : Zetor Long & Kioti Tractors, loaders, backhoes, Vertnee'r & Lely hay equipment, balewrappers. A co~lete line of b11ie handling &. feeding acceasorlea, feedbunks, callcr$eps, ll)ineral feeders, automatic liyestock waterers, gates, c~ral & Ieeder panala, squeeze chuteJ, · headgates, groomchutes, caHhulches, stocktraller, utility traller, ect. truckbeds; corn, tobacco, garden, & ATV Sprayers, seeders, sicledressers, tobacco setters, rotary 1illers, plows,. discs, subspilers, earthscoop, boxblade, rockrake, graderblade, post postdriver, boOIT'flOies, busbhogs, finishmowers, Hu~gvarna chai11saws & weedeaters, foro Wheelhorse lawn & garden ~quipment, Citeu~eer groomers, Oster Clippers & a COrt1)1ete line ol livestock grooming & show supplies! - . · · We carry a cort1)1ete line of pans I. setVicel Uaed:· Rciundbalers, rakes, haywagon; gravity wagon's, sprayer bushhogs, finish mowers, tobacco setters, disc, plows, . post auger . postdriver, cullipacker, riding & push mowers, 9n ford. · · r..,·r-l_N..-:o...,..H..,YtrM..,-"'1 2 . 1· r I' 1 I. 1. like~ -~013. Robbh lur locllol, 125; 80id Mow• cunt.ln a window cur~ t•ln, t1D; 11...Jil2·~· Ngut.r l.qvofy p...., Gown, Turq. Blue, stze t-10, Worn Once, C1uned, Pricll: &401 114 111 0173. I I SHYMWI ' . After graduating from law ., t-'r.'P_O'r;"L.,.T_Er--P-r--1 school, I ran into an old class·. I I' 1· 1: 1 & mate. "Whal are you doiog . I . . . . . 1 now?" I asked. •Just trYing to · "-""":'_.._..____....... earn an honeslli'{ing." He· reT U L I E D ·1pliE!d. "Well," I laughed, •you 9 I : :·1:==~=='=I==· ~===~== :g~~~ hav~ muc~ .....~ ...,-. will :· 8 . ·. l . ' : 'I · I Ill TEKO:-RC . •l l 0 1·. _ . O Complete V· V the chuckle quoted by ·filling In lha mi1$ing words yo." develop from step N~. 3 below. .. BHcl1 Sl,.Poineroy, 1.1toty brick. 3 BR, at!. garage, lfl!>l ............ $.'W,900 543 N. 2nd, Middleport. 2 story, 3 BR, g•.. tonctld ylld ............... $37.500 Rock Springs Ad., Pomeroy, 1 story, 3 BR, glir., ball., in~~tlatod .. "',900 . SA 12~. Syracuse, •.5acru m/1, 5 BR, gar., bate., oxns . Price Red~ Mulbarry.HQtS., PomMoy, 2-3 BR, all gar., low mainl & u~litios .... $52,000 Walnut st.. Middleport,2 family dW~Iing, Income producer.....,...... $26,900 Cook Rd., Pomeroy, 3 BR, 2 balhs, LA, DR.f._ecl<, new rooi .........:$.'W,900 Applo Sl, Syracuse, 3BR, 2 baths, LR, OR, porch, garaga........... $45,000 Rutland Sl., Middleport. stone e>rterior, 2 story, 3 BA ..................... $23,900 Rock st.. Coolville, 2 story, eomer lo~ 3 BR, eppl...:................, ...... $29,900 Helwig Ridge Rd., Shade, 5 BR. . • 2 balhl, LA, OR-Kil, FA, 3 liCit! m/1 ........................................$59,900 SA 12-4, Mineravilo, Commeroill ~. blod< con~ntel, 4,000 sq.ll, pnc. negotilble !I':>! \'JIHIJA-KATIIAYlSfHAI f •Ifill 941. 24UJ I SN:Z /dJO Real Estate General Real Estate General · · 0 ' -·· 54 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Merchandise Merchandise MerehandI " BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF OHIO AlliEr From front porch. This 7 rm, 3 BR home is located approx. 3 miles south of Gallipolis with 1.33 acre landtcaped yard. lnground pool plus an exira 2 cabin, and'a storage bldg. Must"""· Plica is righl 1704 recycle of , IIIIIAI ldleMn aablne!l, book 2 -Ciblnola, 304-175-11127.. 0 - . . . , • ··, 0 - " " ' " - ' ........ call304-f75-1450. ' " .- ' ~ : .Ropo~j:• rati!IO, 30 Inch, Her· ~- • 0 . . . ., I l25,l04 ..'71-t31'l. SALESROOII FOR LEASE BIG BEND REALTY, INC. Ruaoell D. Wood, Realtor '• LEADINGHAM REAL ESIAR PH: 446·7699 or 446..9539 1 -~ a DOWNTOWN, a~D AVE., CLOSE TO CGURT HOUSE ,, . • • Now/Uietl ·', llouHhold 'lurlllohlng. 112 mi. : 1.ktrrlcho Ad. Pt. fiNunl, WY, '· ... • BUSINESS OFFICES P,ICKENS FURNITURE ' YOU ARE NOT GOING TO BEUEVE THIS PRICE! READY? $29,900.00. Will buy this 2 story older home and 6.69 acres. Home consists ol 3 bedrooms, nice kitchen w~h PLENTY of extra cabi· • net space, living room, dining area or family room, bath, 2 utilhy rooms. Detached 2 car garage, older barn, and more. Good location. Won't last. too long at this price! 11521 54 Mlacellaneoua I liNd lumiiUN lor •le. ,•'. itlo lite""' "" I cablnol, ..,.., a -~ d......, ~~ much 1 - Hondmodoi pillow lolo $15.00, . Rocllnor HO.OO 11to441-1t22 . Owner 'Earl Winters • Marlin Wedemgyer Auctioneer Lie. 3615 . A 446·7101 EMIICimc:t:ISitiOEPEtllEHTI.~EOAII)QIEI\A.T!O . E... ...._~. Ot_, CWIII!Yt1 AMtE .. .... JW',, MI., "'*'-ttd OlliUyfl._. E... Small old woodon duk •45.oo, 614-24~51 ~2 Merchandise LlraO rolrlgorotor, aoocl cond, • •WOIQ porhct, 1100. 304-l'lll- ~ few use tir.es loooU, 88 2 pc, lolltl, 54 Miscellaneous simple words. Print letters of eoch In its · line of squores. Vlni - · Ill IM-4411-73va, 1· Antique Westin~t~ouse Coca-Cola pop cooler In lsh;IIDe. Ice cream cooter, metal oounter, meat cas~~==~ racks, Sango electt1c cash register, itddlng lrellrig4~ratl)r, Coca-COla pop cat., kerosine heater, with pump, bicycle, bed with manreea and sprinq_ electric grinder, saw, battery charger, vacuum clt11M1r~ drums, roller, kitchen tabla and chal!s, ]ampe, .1ta1o1e, elect~c 'clock, roll Insulations, aUas racks, battet)of tlr~Jracks, hand tools, wooden ~~· whealcrtKae,l cans, wooden shelving, hanglng ,metal cablne~ I speck books, $ HP Compressor lor' cooler, 5 HP dHir; lo.i APPUANCES rolrlgorot"!!, Ill ApplloftCO!, ro 0000 USED Wa~ry~r~, ·~~·.,.... SWAIN AUCTION l "FURNITURE. 12 Olld 81., a.mpo11o.- • IJHd tuinlu•e. haail:llf'll, WHt¥J1 & ° Not Relponfll.bla For At:cldant Or Lo11 01 Pro,.-ty · • •= .. . . . . Work-o.BM-441-3151. ... ,. .. Rill Estate General R"""""on 52...,., toall, 4 p.., ICOpe, ,., • -::'a~. • 53 · • Ru11ell D. Wood, Broker ...... 446-4618 " · ' Phyllla·MIIIer.,........................ 256-1136 · J. Merrill Carter ..................... 379·26li1 ··Tat)lllilifDewltt....................... 44t·t5t4 · • 1 Judy Dewllt...........,....., ...;...... 441-0262 . Martha Smlth.,....................... 379·26.51 .. Clllhy Wray,.............,............. 446-4255 'Cindy Orongowskl ................ 245·9697 . , - ' . l@l:.S'I- · 52 sponlng Goods •. 1!'soo. sss-71 01 Real Estate .(614)446~71_01 Antiques, ' Buy ct ilall. Alv.,lne Antlq..o, 1124 E. Main StJ'Mt, on AI. 124, Potner~y. Hou,.: M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. lo 1:00 ~11'-''J _ Sunday 1:00 fo 1:00 p.m. 1~·2528. · · • 54 ,Miscellaneou• 1 Merchandise -;Doo::::;At::on:-,-:.::ma::::'ll-;.,;:Oily::: ::-,--:A;:o-::::,.::-, J-. ttOO. 304-ll75-2oel or 171-8'1113. S35........ faoo Ill. 4 ploco ltvlng ropm oullo, fiOO, IM-1112-7?23: , . l 4202 IBM Proprlnlor llfbo •- · H Eoch Or All F"' 120, t. will be opening Slllurday Aprll10, 19931116 am. Sa. April 10r 1993"'10:00 A.M. Now stocking wHklr with f:laln~ow Trout. Coo,vl41nc•!ll , -·-· . ... l..alce. Wo hlnl• live bail and tackle. Houro ere This is the personal property of the late 7 pm Ill Catfloh ••••on. S7.00 fiahlng chi.rgo · Lester (Jack) Lathey · on llalt c.ughL on Bradburry Rd. Middleport, Ohio. · • t pole limit on Tr~t 2 polo limit on C.tllah. Will IWI!tch for auction signs on . St. Rt. 7 by the By 1 ,."Ponlt•a 1111 night on Friday and Saturd·• etarlf. na May Pass of Middleport "TRUCK" Open all year ro~nd. Ev.y-welcomes14-388-9176 or 6144aa-8252 1g9g Nis&an Pickup 32,000 actual miles, 4 From GdlpoU• lllko 35 WHt to 110 north lo Vinton IC'I'IIncler. P.S. and Standard Transmission ' Ill I&C! lire lhop on to 325 north fo 3 112 mlfoe "TRACTOR & ' EQUIPMENT" onto Andr-. Rd. to Lake. 800 Ford tractor gas two stage clutch, .extra From Pomeroy lake Rl. 7 South to 124 woat tum right · 3 Pt . HD Blad . tush cutter, 501 Ford mce, . e, 5 • b 325 •~th turn loft go 5 mil• to Androwa Rd. turn toke; mower, pig pole, 16' flat ' bed trailer w/ l:land 1 .. • Public Auction 1 ' ..• ... . ' No flopoall On Ront·2-0wn; .Nothing E- Proownotl. Hurry on Down and Look Around. . . El g ht years ago 1 he wsa 9 1van a h el!lvy •::~~~·:::ll ._""':"":"":"--------::-----'l•wthee,ls good tH #9 manure steel shape, and· spreader 16'bl!mn..ronpull4 stOck be.a r called CANCER. If given to · ""'¥ . • else Including my111elf surety would have taken ' "TOOLS". pity upon oneself and waited for death to 5 HP air compre5ser cast iron compressor, eo kncickiJ'!g at the door. But not my · tank Campbeii·Hausfald, AC 225 lincoln lr114~tllln. She tried to make having to g~ 1woeldter, bench grinder, 1()()jf and small anids, 1/2 countless ,Chemo and radiation floor jacks, reese h~ch, table saw, new & old ltrttst~nen'ta, along with the sickening log chains, wrenches (cnisent; JH Widles SK letfeclts, be a part of her life while she did what ·ect), paint sprayers, air and electric ·lal'ltl lovectiteachlng peop!e who thought they lsande.rs, saber saiv (Craftman) & B&D drills, 2 & . die$ set .i n woOd case, new Crall man 'lc.~ul1dn'l paint anything, that they could. She arindet & !i3nder, Crallman 7" circular saw, ·1...... able to do just this .with some problems puller, lots of chisles, punches, hammers 1un'm the last year of .her life when thla disease Lots & Lots of tools. ' ~~eclded It would be In control now and make . ''HORS. E & PONY ITEMS" , . '' a prisoner In her own body and to ihe 5 horse saddles and 2 pony saddles, all leather I CC)UC:n In her ilvlng room she had to' spen!f t·nree, single pony and 'horse harness, saddle I hilna on for 24 hours a day untllaht heel to be ~~~:~~- racks, ~Wp~"ox. 10 btidd!es. lead ~. ~~~~:: !t~o~the hospital. Still, I never heard II pony cart, wood & .metal buggy jackS, ·I. or uttar ttMi words I would have said, horse shoes, lead ropes, mics. slirTUps, leather, • Why me?" She worried Instead about.others r---:::-:::-:"":~":':::":"""~~~......,...,.--,llc:utte~t, 112 sheet leather, horse ciW.re and mise having to .do everything for ' her In order to ln&rni!SS parts. "MISC" make her life as bearable aa could be and thaiUI it may be taking too much of s toll on them. 79 Foid truck parts, ~r tubing and ' lines, 1<101mte·· and single harpoo~t hay forks, steel thing 1!1 for certain. On tl)at Sunday 11e111:s posts, croma lor old"er pickups, usec:t tires morning In Ap~il of 1992, my mother 'e arned 1 herset of wings. . . . · 0' " I CAUGHt YOUR FAITH" pine posts, slum flsp ladder, .5 ro~ baib: _low you stand ateadfa,tln grief . • :: 1 , new grease and oil and Iota lote more. But saw no tnce of unbelief. "GUftiB" luw you stand unmoved by ltrMa . 8~14, 9~4 12 gauge high &tandardlleld clslalc, Springfield • Or 4 IIUoo Oul 141 Ori Lincoln ,;__:;:=======::.-:-..---,Jirac;Ks, ·l·ON. r-__ Ranp;;-R'o~r~a•r•tor'• ~st~trJ.da:'f:.::: M: Old State Route 35, 1 mile West of Holzer Medlcai Center Wlllteh .f or Auction signs Mr; Earl Winters Sold Ills Sohlo Station •. Antiques. Household 111nd Misc. 44 3 Announcern.nta =· Dooio Stlt Sol· I' Table With I Cltalro (All w..;;.,;: Woohoro, : Sat1rday Apri 10, 1993 at 10:00 AM ; NZ1 ooklor 8 - . · ;.. · the 6 ocrambled o ·R~rrange words below.· to make 6 PUANCEs OR 114 441 :t15S Corltor'o $149 Or p,~ Wook~::.Tkl-• Stall· i!t.f Ut.tl; • ,.,. 1121LI!O'" Aiill Cllo111 Ull 0t ..U.13 Wook; ColiN 'And End With uGfic · dluctlo~. Why pey rd - . you con own • 1tl3 Mx70 Red"""' with 5worranly, I l l - llldlllng, 'dllldMtl end -lor~. c.n l1ir tnlormlllon, •*~ llagnav011 T.V. _ . . PtaJI<, 15 - . $100, 114-25'-183.1. • 'llan'o INDwn luthor ...,lnor choir, $25, •-t-2522. with a Chuckle Game -----·-~- ltlltetl ., CLAY R~ I'OI,I.AN ·- - - - - - - ._1-4428 Pilla. . =· ' . W'RA· FURNITURE AND AP· • 55 Hospital Drive, Athen_s, Oh. 45701 614~592~9227 < EOE .·. ·,~, TWo ......._, llrnlahod, pod condhlon, good locaUonl 31111. • - -ll!'!'l'o - ch lei, no S2IO wtth . . ., »HHZ· olmymothw ·-. Goods wv · 54 Miscellaneous 54 Miscellaneous ::-~~~~!!,__ , Merchlllndlse Merchandise Household Enll<1al,_, • & Auction Public· sate & Auction :' . · AI CorDill I VInyl On Sa!O, Mol• lotion C.IJ*o, Rl7 N. 114-44f. gfadu' o. • Contact 550~ .. 8 Si excellent benefits. 8 ThCJt Intriguing Word .. a1es may apply. 4:8 weeks orientation program. Competitive salary and' 1::n:::·=tely':"'el4':; c. .:I7NIII. positions • S©\\dt}}A-~£tfSe Point Pleasant, 54 Miscellaneous locallon wllh - - po!ldng '' New and0 Obstetrics tlnlts. ::.=:i. In Mamoryof Darlene Belville . (right) There's i rainbow In thesky We will miet there by · and by When we meet In God's land We will walk together hand In hand There will be no tnra or sorrow In the l111nd of tomorrow. We love you and miss you . Your twin MwleJie Belville Callicoat sisters . full - time - ·II. front -,.nJna · ROllfrpm -I azylujw Honh a lhMI M Min1o appreciate. 12S Coo.rt Sl, Ripley, wv. :104- available on oui'' IC/CCU, Med/Surg. Fumlohed, 2 or-..,, lor W.Ming Uol. Fo< In CountryPorll. e••~ June In-~ - 1007, ,, .... , llootlrlotetl, P.O. loll dryer, .r....mon., ~· ~~~~-· OH ·~ ....... _ 2117,.114 · •· • -·-• ...,_ . Hl-1227. lng·-~, Oppollunlly, Cia,..... Spot, aij t.~..Up Fumloltod a • Bilh, 9. II, . 1110· t« Vtry . a.tn, C1! Waler Paid, In Par· Area. 114 3M 1000. I TWo · - -.. · whh Fumloltod Efftlcloncr . 1107 -'*re!,~ 4 1111181 from A - Oilll,..lo, town, --. pluo Shin Both filii Utllllloe Paid, Itt Ill 1411 All• 7 P.ll. l Of For ront com"*CCal or - . .-ty ,.,_.tod localkiil Wanted REGISTERED NUR.SES: ..... =1112=..tl=l73.=. • OCIOOO .. Apert-lw ...... - For lellll!l dtr.ctly c-1ft Alplly, WV. ldul =· Mo~I8Homn ==:.~.::." ~b J owa. 14110· 2 Br, 1 mile Soulh of £ur...., on SL Rl.7; No ...... rolor-.114..211 1011. Ojli)OrtUnly balls. ·On April3, 1993, Mom went to the garden .alone, while the dew was still on the roses and the 'voice she heard, was the son God, He spoke with her and the sound of His voice was .so sweet the birds hushed their singing; and the fllelody that He gave to her within her 11eert was ·ringing. ~om would have stayed in the garden with Him, but- He 49 ,..,.ror. . . . '!&' ,":-A-. EOH..-!,llble, - or . r------====:::::::::;:::===--..;.,~-~~!r.! :...:· ~::-;•Ai::::po=:rt-.::::;-;"~~·......~00-;;:- O'BI:ENESS MEMORJAL HOSPITAL . Thrw are avalable on an equal reworded theM songs In 1Wenda Kotpp. Della {Kepp) Weugh llent, tfOOIMo. DoYifme: 814>141-4111, iYWIInge, f14-4441:7157. - troll• - ·p.m.,All hooll'iipo. C.H 1ft• 2:00 304-77.J. 5UI, MII80R W'l. , , -. -.t.undry - flollllioe:r,r:- ao oohool aU • ~- Givln, .,.......... Trlllor8poOeAt ·Ev*!!reon For · thrM m!!', Aoomotorranl--ot-h. ADtli .... llbawl<, Clble IY, II ftO/n». o.tlil Holol. rftlcrGwa¥1 rwtrlgerator, ott 1!110, 1 ~~- -\ng, ..., -oonabto, ft. mlnuloo obovo Oovln, 814- StMplng ,_,.. whh cooldflll. ~a:;;.'!:'""' ._.71U, ,,. lnlormect that atiiiWellngs advertised In lhll 111""1'- In MemOIY .... to lldvlfiiM 'ony ~. Imitation or lloellmlnotlon.' · 31 Homes for Sale . rrl OH 46 Space for Rent .CMII!I!tiJ T - SDoce,,.l Mlln · Fumllhed ·. Rooms Ac-.odollona fw ~- llllagll maklllfiSUc::h pr81818ACI, ALISUN A WOLFF lANNINO BEDS Now Commorclat, . Homo Unit.; From $19UO. lomt" L.ol-, · AocnooriH. llonth , ·Low AI $18.00, Call · Odoy FREE • NEW Colot Catalog. t.aoct-462· - ....... - the F - Fair HoUolng foD. 45 Furnished · 45 I b J • llrtok ·,.nett. CWIIpolo .....,, ...... ......... All real ..,.,. odvelllllng In !his , . _ I I llllbjoct to - . Won'f . LaoL 1 1313. Apartment for Rent 41 HOWIM tor Rent · • OHIO VALLEY PUBUBHING CO. recommtndt thai you do busJ. , . non with pooplo JOU k,_l and NOT lo 111111 money 1"'-h tho mall until you have lnVMIJgal..d I ho oftoring. 44 for Stile BuSiness Opponunlty 2 fici11Jis 32 MQblle Homes · April 4, 1913 ' 114,387.otl7. :t NEW· LISTING! 154 LILA DRIVE-' Brick and vinyl raised ranch home with 4 acres. ·Beautiful · view of Ohio River. Home has lots of 10om. · Living 10om, family room, don, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, dining room, kitchen-fully ~uipped . • 36'x15' pool with pool house. lots ol nice deck· ing for reialring those niee summa~ days, laun· dry room, t car attached garage plus additional 24'x36' detached gamge. YOU NEED TO SEE THIS ONE NOWI 1539 • 112" Clroill't Sow, Corbon lip • • Ul; llillllllll Cordo 11 ' Hr ShOll, ·711 Shill, 8t4441- . ql7. . NEW LISTING! 190 VINTON COURT! One · ranch home. Exeellent conditio~. 3 · room, kitchen, beth, earport. I ' tS38 OWNERS WILL CONSIDER REASONABLE OFFE Rl- Quality buill 4 bedroom ranch style RAC:tNE • Commerc:iaf Building· This bUilding Is divided so you can have two businesses. Use one, rent lhe other. E~ aide Ilea lllr conditioning .and restrooms. Great plaee for a buslneu and hu parlting, too. ONLY $21,000 home with fantastic vieW of Ohio River. 2Yt WILJ.S HII,L RD.· A large modui&r, w~h an addition the rear. Hils 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, and 2 baths. Has a. heat pump, 2 acres of nice laying land, and an older· garage. Has a spectaculdf view of lhe goH course · · • SALEM STREET Good investment property. Olclor 2 stoty Consisting of 3 BR, bath, FR and mO<e, 3 sewage and water hOOkups on proper· ly. Call for more info. f511 r · ' · baths, basement has finished famil~ room. Situated on ~ aero lot with paved driv~. Pomeroy area. 1528 I schools, Ideally 3.2 acr:.ea .woo<Je~ lol. 4 bedrooms, 3Y, den. family room, foyer, living room, nt<:. room, 20'x40' lnground pool. Skylights & many ~xtras too numerous tomention. Call today lor your p~va~ showing .. Owner · 1509 _.v,cioo · • IIIDDLEPORT-8. Fillh· A I 112 siDry 3-4 bedroom with len~ ~ard and central air. If you want convenience of llvillll In town, you ·better look 111 home. ' . 112 1100 ' ' l'fEW USTINGI IMMEDIATE PO!SSEOSSIIONI -40'x40' 3 car detached molal gar~ concrete flooring, One story 3 bedroom home with · washerldtyer, some furniture, appliances included. Tractor with blade, plow, bush hog included. Call toda~l 8 EXECUTIVE HOMEI 2 •rY ~=~~!~in~ BR 2Yo baths, full finished b h..,;! pump wlsolar heati.ll9 sys!Om.. . house PRICE TO $42,500.00. INTO IMMEDIATELYI 652'Socond Avert~~il..: Excellent 18pair, 2 bedrooms, living room, din- · ing kitc:hen, basement, large lol. Off -1 f$12 has amenities too enormous to montion. Cal .-lljuo trtefollo "'~.';'ngth, -·- ....... 3. ' ""'"...... uo,.Hid bllul, Ako now, IMe ..., $128, will .... lor .,11t.a..t401o Burpoo .,..... ond "'IDOLEPORT· BLT (llealr Look 'lWlce) til tltla 2 11D1y home 1ltllng an oorner lot Look tlllhtt that · il haa to olfer, a new 2 car detached gantgt~ Lennor pulSe furnace with new air conditioning unit, aiding and roof. II Ilea a large llviJIII room, 3 bedrobma 1 balh equipped kitchen wilh- oak cabl1181a. ltYu Now •lorD• =' new • • 0 wv. 304..tl7f.4084. ' Colllna ' ...... $111oo.· .......... =. .- CCIIIInil INti. S:ID: olr•. hockor, lltit... 120: 114-111. · BASHAM ROAD • N8 yoli wanting a place wlft a 11G1n1c ; 'llew and maybe a future home lite? llalntlldy haa a 12 X 60 2 bedroom mobile home set up with • ' 20 X 20 basketball COUI1 and 18tellill dish. All IIIII Drl. lljlpOI. 1 acre. " •11,000 ComotweiM Gal 110ft, ...... ,.._ I Ortl, Broiler, 1 OVen, ............. .71,1100 ; AR8 YOU IE~ BOllE PRIVACY? A place with IIIOIIIID - 7 Hoo, awouiiS+ ..,_ Wlft a 1117& mobile .,_ lncludet bam, lilted, large flont porch and a '79 ·chevy 1rt1c:11 will' lank. LocaiiCf on paved road. Mobile .,_ 11u baft. ASKING zbtdloom•• m.voo IIDDLIPORT·I!AUTIFUL? NOT REALLYI But... Where " " can rou lind a 2 batlroarrt, bath, art11 floor ltqmawllt ltOnlllllheclb ctn1r $1,000. Th11 isan ideal ••tr-llflllll'l HJN'r. 'OwMr mar aocept11R oflar'. • WILLS HILL RD. • A llnall home thatcan liiiiOugllt Mia or .owner will flnlill. Ha1 a cadtwdroll Oiling, IIIVt hfrig room, dining ..... kltohen, art11 btoctao~Jo, ut1f .... heat putnp, moetly drywalted. All naw Wiring .IIIICI plumbinG. • · · , . · ._,... l'l:'llai!M • $21,1106 Unllnl&l'"!' "'* RACINE· Rd. • Are you loalllng fttr ~ 1a11C1 or a poalibfe bulking' 1ilit? W. haW, jull lit* pleae. Apprott 11.1 2 - for only . • . ... bu" lood rww on Nl4t •• P•lnt PI"•· 2101 J8okloll Avo, Point Pla-nt. HEAl'S A 111'1!1 Located an Rei, out of _ , yet ,cloM enough to get lhtt loe cream home,bafonlll mellll Then ...., and enjoy ·the 2 3 with.bam; ahedl. cnb, imple- afled, pao!>Jra & tillable ' lsnd, eomo ,.,._., lncltrdtll 2 11ory 3-4 bedroom lramtrl • vin~l home. Plua lhlo llfmmer ltCid aome fru~ .,pplnga from your own , lrulr treeai'SOUNO$ DELICIOUS! so0-'foU SAY YOU HAVE A MOBILE HOllE WITH · NOWIIEU '10 fiiiT IT'P CHICIHHIII OUT: 80 X 100 lot In Mlntl'lvlle on SR 124 will port, utility IIOok'Ufll, graVel . • ::::.,~tar vllw ol r!Yerl ·lmmedftit. u.nuli ·L.IT'8 TALK"..YOU HAVI A HOiiiE OR PIIOfiERTY 'IIIAT YOU WANT TO ULI:., WI tiAVI llll'ERS • IIIDDLIPORTo PtriNII SlnM!I- 2 - -lola II ri'u d It a nica nelghboi1>ood wilt city . .. , ilnd Mlabfe Could Ita ulld lor rour dnlam honte. " · Buy -loi!Or 17,000 or au, llolh t. only $:12,111111 ••aoe II''"* IIIIAI I F A m A ' r : '10 IUY. WE· Co\11)) R YOUR I COIItiCTIOHt STOP IY OR GIVE Ill A CALL.. "Ln'l TALK A80UT UI1IHG Tt!AT fi!IOP8TY AND till iN YOU 'IIIAT . 84Lir . .I ... ' ' OWfoiERS WANTiNG . TO . RELOCATE YESTERDAYI REDUCED PRICEI WANTS SOLDI Sp"cioue family room, heightans tho pleasure of thil tastefully llocoralad lri-level. 4 bedrooms. ~ full baths, 2Y. baths, equipp&!l kitch811 with rocanfly rapla~ed ~n~ & refrig· orator, 18C. room, attaehed 2 car garage, deck· . ing, inground ~ol . Storage building, plus much · morel Rodney a18al 1520 40 ACRE FARMI Fencing, bam, 2 story vinyl sided home with 3 bedrooms, family 100m, ~v· lng room, bath, eellar house, 1 car detached garage, county water plus drilled wall. Wilhin short distance of Gslllpol.ls. 152S CITY SCHOOLS! SMALL ACREAGEI 3 BR near home with famity roOm I .living mom, eat· in kitchen, 2 btlllto. large wood 20'x10' deck. Within t!tlnulllo of Gallipolis. C!llltoclay lot carnplelo blingl Prlcad In the $40'i. 1111 FARM CONBIInNG OF 114• AC., PWS 2 • HOURI 2 IIDty Colonial home will! 4 IR, LR, DR, ltil., bath. S.aaud hou• 11M 2 BR, LA, bath, bnaiMIII, ltl1clton. S,m, tool houao · and_. ~:-~Y-lo~ min,.,., • ,.. . 181 !15!1' I cott"":1'\:"" . • • , today for mol8 info. · ' 1498 ON FRANK ROAD A pallial brick ranch .on 1.034 ac. m11 with 3 bedrooms, t 'h baths, hYing room, cinill9room and kitchen. One car garage a!lached. Asking only $52,000: CaH today. 1523 I HOME & 30 ACRES Stone and wood sided bam styled home with 1Y, baths~ 3 bedrooms, famil~ room, living 100trt, kitchen; full base· men~ garage. Land rolling, approx. 20 tilleble acras, teneltg, pond, bam and other outbu~dings. Extm niee. Call today. 1510 I LOCATION! LOCATIONI LOCATION! 242 LARIAT DRIVEl Brick ranch styl8 home, 3 BRs, 2 balhs, b81111111n~ FR, LA;, kitchen end dining · area. Low utilities. Houlli remodeled 1987. Must oeefo appraciata. 1D3'87"x19t' lot. 1605 247 EVERGREEN ROAOI IMMEDIATE I'OIIEIBIONI Start jialldna loday, lhia 3 bed- · room '·home with balh, .kilohen, llvlflll room · noodl a 18milyl a - hU ~ 109f, fur· nace, -tar ltoaVr Mel moM wl~ the put couple ol rear~. Coma ¥II -1 Plfoed .... . • ' 1111 . II!.WI'IFUL IRICK • 21+ AC. Home _,. Iiiii ol 3 BR, FR, 111 belh, LA, ltil -~ lngRtund pootwlball ~. 10lf20 btick lhetf. Energy elflclenl heal pump. 1 car allllc:llod garage plua 1ddlllonal 241148 pn!... Clift . today lor an 'lppolhtnon~ , • 15~ 2S STORY OLDER HOME Wllllt ~:;:.~·~~ i - at 90 Clay SttMI. 4 1>< nice lai'QI! living room, dining room , kitchen, 1% balhs & mol8. 1517 REDUCED TOO LOW TO EVE,N MEN'IiON A .PRICEI 64 MID Crooltl Uving 100m, kitchen and cinlna ol8a cqmbo., baft, covollld carjtoll. IMMEDIAlE POSSESSION! ·11502 . . ' NEATI TIDYI.riPARKLINGI Cozy·3 bedroom ranch home, lulth, living ti:JOm, eat.;n kildter\, ... bath, .. full..luleam811l with .IM!COnd bath unfinlahed. 1 car CSfPDtl. ttttmedltl.. poue'lloii! · 1531 LOTSI LOTSJ LOTSI City schoola. Situated cioN to downtown. Call 19deY lor mDN-ItforI ma~n. f4IO OWNER IIAYI .MAKE AN OF,FERI IMMEDIATE POIIEIIIONI Juot waiting lor you. 3 bedroom IIU1Ch lllylo homo, lving 100m, family room, 11Wgeroge with aWl opoftorancf. mora. Excehtlt..._llont t4U MORE INFORMATION ON OUA ENnRE LISnNGS PICK UP THE FRI!E QUALITY HOMES BROCHURE AT SOIIIEJ __ OF THE LOCAL BANKS, RETAIL STORES, BUPERMARKE-.,, MOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. • ' . home corleisting ol 3 BR, 2Y. car garage, FP & more. Approx. 20Ct-131JO lb. tob. base. Call for mora into. 1514 ll ,, lo .I •. �• • • t • ., ' .! • .,. • • I ' ' • • Tlmes-Sentlnel 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 56 - April OH Point Pleasant, WV 61 Farm Equipment P· •s for Sale 63 · LiveStock 71 71· • Autos rc:ir Salt Autos for Sale 4·H Lambs For Sale, C.H Aftor 8 l21 1884 Ford F·ISO 4r4'a; W84 Ford 3/4 T. P.U.; 1888 llozdll P.U. P.ll. &14·2511-151'!. $2,315; 1884 Rangor; 1988 Ronaer 4r41 P.U.; 1989 C.ronn 14,215; 111111 Corovon: 1N7 Ford For Powo Ontr Pr-lonol dog grooming by corllllod groomor. CoN 191' oppolnt.....,t :104-a82· 3-C2t 71 ------.1 Autos for Sale 1888 ~~~~- loodlcl, $2,100. h · aiHn,U,OOO. 1 ..... Dodgl Alroo, $1,88CI. :104-8. 1181 N.... n Pill, I 8pood, NC 41,000 aw-, $4,500. fM..37I.. ........ _ ._ = ·~ '"':oo~·=·~ ...... 2:00pm. N.w Hotloncl 478 hayblno. Now m -.-...:loUr :i Holloncl hlyblno. Hoi· lind au,., 78 boi«. John DHI• 110 shlgo wagon. All good concl, »f-273-o1~11. Plgo tor· 4-H a FFA prolocto, "'5T..--Mu-s-lca_l_ _ $50. ..ch, 304-37Z-eocJ7. 63 - Roland ~do lllrlln a Glboon Gultoro And Much Mort· Available Pflcoo· Hummingbird lluolc, JaCiuoon, OH 114'5111. FJrm Supol1es & Livestock vee, .,Mrllnge, 2 YNr Oldt AU llroldo. Stocll C.nlo Cow • Coil Polro & S!'ringoro. Atl CoWl Pr19nonoy ChocUd l Tlllld. Phone ' Transportal1on 11 Auioa for Sale &14·37). Real trector, 304.aaz4231. ·•· -4 A- CUnlvotors For For-ti SC'"' II $200; FormoH U Far Porto 1500; Nft kill Mounted Picker 1500; 5 •I&" Ptlboburg Plow $800; 14' IH Oleo 1300·, 13, Bush Hoc 11-or Pl.. Ono Far Parta Athono LIYIIIock SoiH, ~-It •·•· t Sprln]l ~Mdor ~ -~. urdoy, April 10, 1883J. At I !:;!!.· 40A Hold 01 C4ttlo, <;<>nalg..... t 0no Form, All conslgnmontl ""'Sole, $2,5oo, 8ob Toylor 114-t43-2285. Wolcomo, 114-512·2322, Or 114• loch, c.t1 Aaw I P.JI. 114-4417127. S lnlgotlon r,umpo, lew &1111-3531. • ' t-nilloot -o~. ol rrigatlqn plpo, IN Ford T11ctor, Exelllent'p·For• moll H Troctor With 3 oint NRoh; 2 And 4 R- Corn Piontaro; Holland Round And 304 Baiera; Manure ~ ~::'ft'.r=·~: F... ch nory, Jockoon, Ohio. ~~211W844. . Fonnoll Super C Tractor Nelda lllnlford, Runo Good! 1300, Stote Routo !154, 114-317·7813. C8mplng Equipment 81 cam-rs & Motor Homes =:::-;=:'!<w:::-:::::::u:= 1m T..,_ lllnl llalor ~ S~~. 1luno -··~· C!lmpor, Wlnnolllgo, 30 II. Chloftoln INI Flogotall trollor/ -•,.awning, dill ,..., J l - 82,!,_000. loodod lill,- - - • - o l d - .......rm. " Dodgo 1101""'-, 24' Mil 1• lllllanl 8prlntw 22' -.talnicl unM, good Conclit!.on, lAidod Wllh ~ E.C. Coil oorloua Inquiries ""~~'• 1-t- 114-44f.1411, NoAno-. -~~ 2361. IMYo -ge..' "'\ • . . •' Home Improvements Home 81 Improvements Cunio Homo lmpro..mllllo. ·No Ron's TV Sorvlco, opoclollzing Joll Too Bla Or Smoll, Yuro Ex· In Z.nlth alao urvk:lng mosl bn Oldor IN-r ocher tw.nds. HouM eatl•, al.a Improvements Adcllllona, Foundlllone, eome appliance !Wpilte. WV Roofing, KHchono /Botho. In• 304-611-2398 Ohio lt4-446-2454. IASEIIENT 1,., lURid, Froo Eotlmotoo. 114·3117· Sap!k: Tonk Pumclng_$80, Galllo WATIAPROOFINO Uncondt1lonot tlfollme ,_.... 0111. Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, tM. ~ . -.. tumllhad. Dovto ~lng Machlno And Joclcoon, OH 1-1100-637-9528. Colt Or ·~ Vacuum Clelner Repair, Free buDd patio cov1re, decke, oc:,r.:::,y•re Wotorpraollng. Eo- PI.-.Up And Oollvory, lloorgn Will terMMCt room•. put up vinyl lo 1975. CIMI< ~-. 114-440<02114. oldlng or tralloo oklrtlng. 614245-9152. • Home 81 ==" 1-217- Real Estate General - Real Estate General Plumbing & Healing 82 F,..man'a HNtlng And CooNng. lnototllllon And Sorvlco. RSES Certified. Raaldaml•~ Comn'!er· clot. 114-256-1611. 84 Electrical & , Refrigeration Resldtntlat or commercl1l wiring, new Mrvica or rep~lrs . . M1M1r UceniMd •l_,.rlelln. Ridenour EIKtrical, WV000301, 304.f7!1-t786. Real Estate General 111ano 7,000 IIIIH. 1117 - IJ)r Sale 18' with 125hp. Johneon ~board, tNI~~ c~ "'"'bl• top, eover, $1100, 114-- Sol. 1460, 1980 l'ord f·IIO, I Cyll . .r, 3 ·, 8pAd, Hoovy 112 Ton, '114-441· 0131. 446•3636 1182 Ford F·IOO Plck.Up I ~ -'lfM ~- ltondllid $1,110; Also eM-379- Ford - *'so· II' _ . With 125hp. ....,_ IIUiboord, lralllr, cOR' .Ublo top, oonr, $1500, 6141112-2023.· -· 11177 Bl• boo~ 7SHP, Johnson - n l , TraiUn -or, floh llnclor, 2 lve wotle,/,ond IIIII«, o• 1r1ng 11100.114 " ' aa. Flllllng "llotor Guido", otiCirlc · PRICED FOR THE BEGINNERS $29,900 - 2 BRt, .LR w!FP, kitchen, both, utility, very close to town. l:..E.J. =~'::, lo':.; 243711. 1115 Ford f.ISO, 73,000 mllee, N,IOO. ~3. $48. t•·a-r Shortbed llloiii.Dw c - 17 Fl. llW., :110, Aula Trono, llllnl Graumon Nice, CoN Aftor . IP.II. IM-245- Aluminum, t271, 111 ua•on. t311. 1117 :.n R. Four'Wlndt Bund - Cuddy Cabin 230 HP 1181 Dodgo Rom, D-50, Wllh Full eo.., c.._ Top, lion,.. T - , Cliiod ~Ilion, Auto! ' Rodoeile·.......,..tic Trim Tobl Duol 43,000 Mllol, 14 200, Col B .. ,.. ... ~u Sl lnyllme Aftor 6 P.M. an -r• ·Apo ~~•••t llua1 Boo Fof p: • .....,,.,_ " -ioto: IM-4-71 Aftor I -~181 Fard Ro._ XLT Club Cllb P.ll.l--3441 Aok For Klny. w•- 114,100,°· r.-..":~~114":'~~~ Dump 76 11111 truck. oxcollonl ciondltlon, IM-JIIZ-2121. 3 Each 5 Acre Tracts Auto Pa"s & Accassorlas =:-:-:::::-'-::::-'---:=-:-:: . 1i11 C.1111nt For P•rta, NO l989 Chan Choyan!ll 310 4x4 Motor, tn4-31l'7115, 3/4 Toft 4 0 .,000 MIIM, Good Property has been surveyed _and ready to build on. Flat to rolling ~Mion, 110,000, 114-441-1012. 1979 Toyote C.llca GT tor porta, 20R onglno, a Sf!::.!.~. $100. 304- . Font, IJoclp- plck:f. ~!0 ....,,,.,....., ~.,:::..or long. No ru · Budao4 Tronomlaalono, UIOCI & rolluln, eiiiYJioo, -inGot IH; owrwr I'M-245o-5871, lM-37So- '13 vans & 4 wo·s .area• ... , ...... Dual end elngle axhl.,.., com· plolo. F.ls DOdao pickup, V-8, R Roclng • - o r C.iil14- S71 and 146, 111-JII2-3020 oftar 448-1tlaOAtroriP.U. General • workshop. • PANORAMIC VIEW OF OHIO RIVER VALLEY - 2,484 "'I· H.. 3 BAs, 3 boths , great room combo (kitchen, LA. DR) 8' deck all around house, heal pump, buildings on property. Too much property' to advertise. Call. 1224. TAKE A LOOK AT THISII Located on Second Ave., walk to store, church, school and shopping, 2 story home oWe1111dlc:h1111, LR, DR, FA, 3 BR, 2 baths, gas haaUcontral air. EVERYTHING YOU COULD . WANT AT A REDUCED PRICE OF 174,l100111 Very convenient location. Cati-ry area. ThiS hOfl\0 oilers 3 BRa, 1Y, baths, LA, DR, 15x30 family nn., lull baNmont, FP, attach~ garage, cent air. QUIET COUNTRY SEmNG FOR A ST. AT. 141 -Jus! minutes to! own, home SPLENOID HOME- All brick ranch, 2.374 acraa mA, 4 BAs, 2 both&, large kitchen, 2 · offano 3 BAs, 1'J\ baths, LR, DR, unattached garage and nrce garden spot. CaR lor more covered porches, deck, hoat pump, 2 car details, .., garage. CHERRY DRIVE - 2 BRa, 1 bath, LR, kitchen, gao heat, city •alar, uaad as rente! property. $29,000. (881) ATTENnoN FIRST TIME HOME OWN- · ER •••• 121 G8VIn Slraei-Nice homeoffora 3 BRs, LR, kitchen, FR, bath & laundry rm .. alum. siding, nice yard. NICE FLAT LOT :V4 "aero mA with 1988· . mobile homo in very good condition. Priced in the 20's. Call Ruth lOr delailt. OLD q!EVY.OLOS BUILDING - 420' lront on Socond Avo. and 62' lronlage 011 Grape. INVESTORS - Raccoon Road, 40 A. mA, mosUy woodad. $160 per month income from mobile home LOT FOR' SALE ON ST. NORTH GALUA ~.nr&ri=<a mA. PLEASANT VALLEY ESTATES- LARGE HOME offers 4 BAs, 2 baths, kitchen, LR, FA, gas lumace, lirepiac!lo, central air, attach~ gorage, pool. REMODELED OLDER HOME :_ HI story, 3 BRa, kitchan, bath, FR, situal~ on 4 acres mil. Can Ruth lor location. BEAunFUL HOME LOCATED ON NEIGHBORHOOD ROAD - $611,1100 - 4 BAs, 2 baths, equipped kitchen, LR, FR, hoat pump, central air, 2 car ·altachod garage, 2 Iota with houae. 414 THIRD AVENUE< -415 BRs, 2 bolha, kitchen, DR, LR, alum. siding, gas hoat, cent. air, new corpat (903) REDUCED TO $43,11001 _ Groal lor now homo owners. 3 BRs, 1y, batht, Lil, kitchen/dining combo, laundry rm., city school district. Minutes to town. 39 ACRES, MINUTES TO TOWN - Nice home on property l11turos 3 BAs, bath, LR, kltch1111, bam, tobacco base. RACCOON ROAD - 3 BAs, both, kill:han, dining IQOfR, 2112 car unottached gorage, biautilul WOodad 4.5 acras. (864) · ATTRAcTIVE HOME IN VILLAGE OF CENTERVILLE - Conveni1111tly located, owners have ijone work lo make this a FOR SALE - COAL nPPLE witn a1 loading ladities. 1.887 ft. riverfront CaH lor moredetails. · ' 5pm. Real Estate .General • ' CITY UVING- Como ·in and look atlhla ox1ra nice home. Equipped kitchen, FR, LR, DR, gas lumaco, cont. air, FP, patio; 2283. Joop CJa 304 V_., Bikini • Full Top Or Trodll F0< Real Estate 78 79 19811 ll<>nda '100 ... 2,100 ..... 75 Boats & Motors CIMn Englno, - ADDISON AREA 2:47 Acre RACCOON CREEK PROPERTY 2.25 acres, more or feaa. Lovely modern home, 2,100 sq. ft. ot living space, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large garage. Ideal for summer fun. Large deck Overlooking creek area. ton trucll lie. p R Auto, R($Y, wv. 304mau or 1.-21:1'1321. ,12.000. 304471-H10. Nice 11111 T-. Cor lAidod, ~·,...,_7101, BUILDING SITES • JJ . ACRE IRM ~ FOR SALE 37NIII , ~~~ Sunday Tlmea--Sentlnei-Page-07 ~m ~ Truclls:o~:" Aim., Tlgor 1112-2023. Paw Tiel, Whllli 428 SECOND AVE., GALUPOUS, OHIO- 446-4206 •.441.0500· l:~~g~~~~~~ Real Estate ' 111111 K-llld 4oiO LTD, 3 , 111101, NHdo lllllory ' Spodomacor, 1800. 114-211-1223. l.Oed.dlti,!OO. 114-388 1011. '12 TrUcks tor Sale Realty BONNIE STUTES REf1t17JRt .llJ lit Run Fanna, Jackson, Ohio IM· 288-6315. :3i. Point Pleasant, WV ( ., 11 II. Natrlo - Or · Wontld ·1o buy: 84 C.prloo Good lllopo, Craft 14J.OIO WIU aaetlct\ v.a, ..... preter Trodo For Cuddy "'bin Boot Of laedod, i14-1'124802. EquaiV.Iua. 114-441-1711• · canaday· Real Estate General 1980 SuMd, 110 CC, A..,. Groot 8150• 1115- OU. iluno GoOd, 8150. 11+211&- Excollont Conation, · 0481, Laovo l l l i -. •. ...;~---~~-- ~ • Chovy Cnatlon, 614-114V.• 2171 Of 1-N:IOI. I l l - . 114-441-1101. ,......,. ... , • 1en: Muat•ng, v..a ·302, new mote)(, hoan't boon otortld {" mull All, $1100, &14-JII2·240 . ' • I.Dw lllloogo, A·l ConctHion, 11,'100: lrit. .o41ng C.llorw Real Estate General Tuoldoy • April I - 1:00 P.M. Alana Willi R19ulor Sole: C.~ - - -.....,..bock SqUMe $2,3111b...i":: ChOV. N.Y. $2,~.i 1811 Lancor Di. lilA Livestock Weetlt'llw. no &,.Boron 13,2111· IHI Sulllno XT Otdo- t\1111:- l!fPia 08870onold L Hort, Jr. Mgr. 61 Farm Equipment 3 Young cows Wlth co1vos, 1141 John Doorw 8, 3 pt hhoh, $2,200 .,-.,All, SM-44-53. ...., .._ Dlw - . Whko 11111 And Chi-Angus Block Poi c'' 'n On C... Iron AekJna monr ,_ porta, aood pulling• Angus BuRs, Roooonobly Prlcld. Slllo ;.m c.• 111 ttl 1211 Alkir ._-r.- CiiiY. ~orono M.~.!i 11111 cm. T-1 t\1111; 11&0 Aulo liiM, Hwy. 110 N.114...-. . 1110 ChryOior Conlobl Or~y· Wllh Rod Slrlpo, I CydNior, Alllt & Fll c...-, Dopondoble, 100,000 1111-. Alklng; 1400. Good CondHion, 114-255-1412. Bull C.lv" Accoptld. Conlo To Bo Brought In TUHdol All Day. Wolahlng Stoning A 8 A.M• TruoldnJI Sarvlc:o Avollablo. MARIETTA UVESTOCK SALE COUPANYP.O. Box 333, llorlotlo, Ohio, Locotld On • .JP.JI. 1810 CliO¥. L.uminl 11.2111; 11111 19t3 SPRING SPECIAL SALE 6 2 1110 Sunclo,_ • Dr. Auto, NC 52,000 lllloi. IM-371-2728. .1 HI Canl'- 2 Door AIOo, 29,000 llllol 11,200; 1110 <leo llltro 2 ~-~:· 43,000 1111• - ~200,6 I. 1HI Panllac Oroncl P~r,. tour · =tlo.~,ooo ....,. aood • now mu.a, 11Sn,Odb oao, 114-112·2001, evenh"'GI. ; 11uat Soli: 1111 · Chlvrolet - . V-f, Womot~1 A«;, me. WHnecf, worm.d, NICIJ' IO (10, ln~rumants BlldWtn 11'75 Cadil .. c Sedln O.YIIJ., air condlllonlng, $400, IM-11115o310l 111711•Trfumph TR7, 81,000 mlleo, exoollenl - , cond!tl1!11 . - . naw lntorlor, oo~ si&tlti, 1141112-3319. . = :r.......191'- 1- ....... ... =·,:"" -;:: =-c.::=.. 73 Vans & 4 WD'e • 11110 cn..ry All"' Convorolon V.n, lolctod 41,000 llllol, A.- 1::.~ ldnsi $12,000, 1,...7-4141. ~orma~lon"":n ,_:~ 1110 Chryolor I.e Boron, Sf,IOO. 304...71-1'111., 304-ta2-2307. 74 Motorcycles ,1110 lhMw, 2 llo!,'!,~ Auto. NC, =111=77:'""7.Hoo~-:-::lda:-:Cyc~ie~EJ::::OII=iant::: 5~ llllol 14,uw. 114-379- Condnlon, Now Tiro~, .lAw ~ ~ ·~1. g;,~ "moo •r-. POmeroy-Middleport r.alllpolla, OH Autos fOr Sale .71 080, IM-1112-:INI. do« hord lop, w/Cco_. All· S..,soo. :J04~!1-241I, • Sptlngor ......... """'""· 304..75..253. R19-.., pol· botlled plgo, $100 - · IM-JI2.2050. 1WD lllloato doge, molo • ond tlr.. 205-71oonciRian, SIO.o.; &14- ' .Aprtl4, 1993 1988 lludo IIX·7 8E, ~ 500 1172 ~...., good cond, 2 Engtteh 1993 Autos for Sale 71 Aeroetar Van, 8&0 Al-to Salea, Hwy 1tO N, IM-44H8&6. ' Rag~.~- .. ' ' . Real Estate General Real E'iiilie ~naral Real Estate General ..wulllurr., z..ark:k ..._.h j Wilt Toolllot, 114-441-7712, 1014 , -.c!Avon... f50. .• ,.....~~~~.,, FOR SALE! rr n::;J Ealablltlhed Downt!IWn Galllpolla A8UII au.tn.a. '!Mn this 3 bedroom ltii1Ch buuty Ia lor you. laf9.8 living room with lire~. den, large lam1iy IQOfT1 or dining room, nice kitchen, 20x40 inground pool, large bom, llorage galore plus 6.190 m~. You wiH 'not find moroloryour monoy. at SSII,!IOO. H05 C/o Galllpolla Dally Tribune 825 3rd Ave. •• . . ~7.. ~iii:s Excellent LOCIItlon Send lnqulrlea To: Box CD 106 • . Ohlo45631 and beauurul arched windows. Fifst floor launcty. ~ AHachod 2 c o r -· Two hoot pu""" with blcla.!>. 5.... 1 Ac. ml'l. It you like lndtvlduatty your name can • '' be on tho ·' 1112. PRIZE PACKAGE FOR THE YOUNG . FAMILY - 3 .BR with LA, ...... ldtchon, bath, gu hall, now roof, lldlng, lonoo<Hn yord, - · bull·ln • -.-.dllpoUI. •• YES, YOU CAN IT . largo lot, off stnoot parl<ing, al bnck. stor'f has a lot to offer. 3 bed100m1, 1 living 100m with liroplace, dinirCI room, large eat·in kitchen. Upstairs you'l find 2 vary 'large unl1nished rooms, full unlinrth~ ba10monL Fumace end central air is ontr 3·4 yoaro old. Caft Carolyn beforo its too late. Pr.::ed at 011ly ·$74,900. . 1611 I D. C...tal Sales, IIC. Camelburo. Inc. 45719 Specializ1ng in Pole Bulcings. ' Designed ID meet your · needs. Any size. . · CJiOICE OF 10 COLORS FREE ESTIMATES ON Post Buildings and Package Deals. Save .Hundreds, even Thousands ><•'•"""' ·- .. .ol Dollars. 11366 5. 51. Rl. 7 Gallipolis, OH. bedroom Clayton o4 v•rs on _1.5 acres. Close to city. City central a", extra large outbuilding and CaN for more details. • 1703 PH. 614-25&-1633 I Y. . Building · Supplies II!OCk. IHtck, - _plpu, ..... Unllll, ole. ~ ·ton, Rio Grinde, OH Coli IM- ( 1_.... , ·.-a; ,...... '.56 ~ . Pats for Sale Groom end SulKilY Shop Pol 'G r - All foieOdo, llytoo. ·Poil Food Doollr. Julio Wolllt. CoM IM 441 OZII. i lamily IQOfT1 and ni..; ~t-1n .. baseman!, coverod patio, n•ce yard, marnlananc:e lree, garage. Priced to selat $79,900. 1215 PAIIE LOCATION - Whataro the thrH moat ~I con-rationsln buying 'real oatate? LOCATION. LOCATION. LOCATION. This ·ia aSI*ially important in commercial property. AVAILABLE • BEST LOCATIOif in lown. Comer ol Stale Street (Rt, 588) and 2nd Aven.. (Rt. 7). G11111t OJCpOturo from IIOJ) light. Corner drsplay windowa. (Gr•t COndition. Over 2.000 sq. 11. pi nomodal~ retell space). Plus ollice opaco and ·alorega. Rontal space on ·second lloor. 3 room apartment and 4 room oWice 101 up ovortooldng tha part<. Can Dave Wiaoman for moro information. 12011 5 BEDROOMS : ·NEW ON THE !1¥RK~TII­ Tri~8Yel has 2500~ sq. ft. ol livability including a 19' 4" x 20' fam1iy room,. large maator bedrool!l with dressing area, 21.2 baths (one 011 •••h klval), living room, covered patio and de!:k, plenty of cloaets and itorage space. Como- - for youraelfl 1400 OAK SHADED LOT ,- Close lo town ice8tion. Roomy br-ievol home. Family room start~ rn.,; lowor lovol (not .~uch to finilh), 3. bedrooms, oal·rn krtcheo, hvong room. Pnced lo 1011 at $49,900, f2lis . CLOSE 'TO GAYIN l RIVER VAL.U:Y HIGH 8CHOOUI -Two omal acre9 Iota on blacktop .road. Watar avu.bla. $5,900 each'. Perfect lor mobile homo. Bolh lor $10 ooo Call lor'moro details. ' ft14 NO REASONABLE OFFER 'REFUSEDI Owner has moved and noeda' ID sell this 3 bedroom, 2 bath, living fOOm, dining room, lamlly room and large oal·in kitchan. Outdoor area features 3 aerea, ml1, acca1s ·to large fishing pond, 2 cor ganogo. Call today. Now your dreams and pockalbook filtogothor. 1603 !~COME PRODUCING PROPERTY ON to ACRESI - Buy lor Investment and building lot potential.' Close'iQ._Iown. Small pond. Oupklx type unit provides good income. $29,900. t22Z PLAN NOW FOR SUMMERII - Your perlact home can happori on this eo ICro parcel local~ jllst off At 21.8. Beautiful homotlte and acreago that is perfect lor animals and crops. 65 ac~o have b..., rocendy loncod. Great bam with 16 12' x 12' boys, driYo through and 10' apron on all concrete. 3 wolls offer an outstanding . wator supply. Tobacco base, mrnonil rights end IIOIM timber. This could'bo )'OUr broad and ~utter inveotrnent. MO,OOO. ' . 1517 nicely romodol~ acres ol Gallla County. remodel~ bathroom, new windows . leave rou with W111e to _do. FrA gas heal. 3 bediQOfRs, 1 large _both, Irving room, dining 100111. Barn and oulbu1kings. 159,900. 1224 UP SCALE RANCH - Very slataly homo in Charolaia Hilla Lake' Estalao aHara a comlortable woy ol file. Larve opaclouo roomo Include 3 bedrooms, doluxa • Hl·in kitchen la~ltr room with vaulted coiling : and brick fireplaco, alld large living room. Loads ol windowo .._ luN advantage ol the ..eo ft. ol lake lroniaga. HUGE lull walk out baAIMI!L doubles lvlng II lllldod. 2 ..,. gilrage · plus garage door ontran~ to baNmenl wort<shop. Maintenance lnte axterjj;)r allowa you laituro timo to wotch the QNH gnocoiUIIy glide in and out ol the lake or go after that lunker baas in tho lake. 52 loci treated deck with atrium doors off maller tuita a well u family room, lloo onhencea the prMtlab front locaton. $152,000. Soriouo'buyeroonly! HOI . ' CITY BOY, COUNTRY GIRU - Here'a a house that win 11tioly both. Wlthrn walking distance to downtown, thia home'• loc:alion io great. While at the lline time ifl loca'-<1 in a quiet loCation backed up by acres and acres ill woodland. Large 4 bedroOm horne with avor 2100 sq. II., 2ll batht, bing room, dining room, eal·in kitchen and family room. Screened In porch, lat;e patio and above ground pool. 2 cor built-in ganogo. Good oioraga. S91 ,000. " 1217 WI$EMAN.REAL .ESTATE· , INC.· . . . . 446.;.3644 IMPRESSIVE BRICK RANCH- GREAT VIEW OF THE OHIO RIVER ~RQM T(HE FAMILY DINING OR LIVING ROOM. FIREPV.CE N FAMILY ROOM AND ROOM. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, MASTER FEATURES DRESSING ROOM AND I LEADING TO PRIVATE PATIOII'OOL KITCHEI'j H.AS SNACK BAA. THERE INTERCQiol. ATTIC FAN; LOTS AND LOTS OF ·CLOSET SPACE, ATTI\CHEO GARAGE,' MUCH, MUCH MORE. CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO VIEW THIS HOME SOON. NEW LISTING! . 1771 HANNAN mADE SCHOOLS - Noal and " de.,;~ BR hOmo with LA, OR, oot·ln kKchen, bolh, tuel oil heal, ne~ roof . .,10 NEW LISTING - 2 or 3 bodtoom ronc:h hOrrio ond iamlly room IOCalld 1n town. Prlcld to oel. Call tor location ond pilei. . . local Sales Representative , • DONNA CRISENBERY 55 Mull-1 QUAUTY. CONSTRUCTED, WELL MAJNTAINED 2 BEDROOM RANCH IS A GREAT FINOI FiREPLACE IN• LIVING ROOM, SNACK BAR SEPARATES KITCHEN FROM COl:f DINING AREA. CARPORT, LARGE LOTI BECOME A,HOMEOWNER! S46,500. LOT. LARGE HOUSE FOR 3·4 bedrooms with potMtial lor to grade ochoolln Vinton. Call dotails~· · H04 . ' ne. BRICK RANCH: Sluatltd on I m/1, _ , R. 7 ~ to ohopplug - · Thllllomo • • - 3 beclroOmo. 2 1111 balllri, ond dHntl eroa. 2 bedroomo, utlilly room, tomllr room, lcftchon' ln ~=--ma:.=t~· 8 c.rdUchtd ~ ·. YAcAIIT wiD 1121. YACNff LAND - . Clote ln. 5 &CIII rollng - ...... lind. - . VAC/IKf LAND - &pn91otd T'wp. 511 At:. rrVI - - Hak• Hooplal. a... location lor llrgo .10. WOOD LAND - HUNnNGTOH 1WP. 38 oc. Rill, 112 oc. pond. .-ng ond lllhlng. Gr~~~l .$15,000.00. an. I TAT£ IIOUlE 1et1 - 3 ••. lot $1S,OIO.CII, mn. · .....71AcMIIM.. wlllt&oglbom.Swauwu,Oh. IM1. 11 'NJ. 1111. HAllMAN Cly.125,GIIII · - · TRACiE RD. CtDwn .• - - 1'111. llnnOI'IIDIT LANO - Land llya -sr · •Oldor I llory '11 4 -ac. ., .u:a11ar lnd 110 -~~~...,..;11'~ 1171. -----·--· 'DAVID WISEMAN~ BROKER-:Loretta McDade- 446·7729 B. J. Hairston - 446'4240 Pat Cochran - 446-8655 • • ., --·. Carolyn Wasch- 441·1007 ' 1110. NIW UITIIIG - Loll 'ol ·...- In IIIII 4 t11.._ ._.. eo.tld on ... ,...,. Ad. INI DDIIIM 111111.--- Sonny Garnes - ·446·2707 ·-· -fiNploce. · - n . tllilf!Y room lnd · gomo room shore on opon nrop~ooa. Solaltum 11M lot, you enfoy Four Seasons. Four <Wersfad bectooms. t Muter bedroom hu calhodral celng, wfllr\'ool both formal ll'*>gtoom, gourmet AN ACFI~ LAWN - 3 BEDROOM 1~ BATH HO!~E i'IAS FULL BASEMENT, A(UMINU!o! SIDING' CARPORT. APPRO X, 5 MILES FROM CITY. $49,900. ' - ..' No: 1171. POINTI Of' I'EIII'ECTIOII ILIIUIQUID gracloUa,.,.. IDeated In an •rt ........ e-.n ~ Ioiii""""' wt111 11NM bOihroomo. F - - opon • IIUwly, largo lYing room with a pond, ·VOry .... - ' $44,000.00. Calllll BAAGE. I' --~--··---·--· · malbox. CUsllled Buyers only. l �. ·" • Plga D8 Sunday nmea Sentinel Pomeroy-Middle_ port_ 0-lllpolla, OH Point Pleaaant, wv Pote-ntial health hazard has simple cure: . RETIRING- Edward VIliS, left, maD cirrier, hu retired l'rolll tile Ualted Sta~ Puetal Service (Pomeroy Pllllt Olrlce) where lie llu wwbil ror u yean. V1111 resides 11t 32210 WelchtOWD mn ID Pomeroy with Ills wire; Mary. He bu also been retired frOID the Ullited Statel Arm.r ror 20 yean. He enjoys gardellillg and golr. Plctwred with v.,. Is Jim Sundquist, ofricer· In charge at the Poaiero.r Post Ofllce. . · ·.Extension agent's corner By HAROLD H. KNEEN, ' •,' <;J~L~IPOLIS· - Radoa is a radaoacuve p• produced by tlie decay ~fllllii!lctfw•.,....11, ~ u UliDIIIJII, m the IIOil. Radon 111 wrelcp, odorlea and colorleu, !l"d c:aa ~ delecled lbrovah teat· !D&o lflePUII iDeo a home yia cracb m !be biii"'MDt, fonncleticr, IUIIIp pu~p or pipca." WIIIIe acientific studiea haw found that. prolonged • C'lJIOIUI'C ID ~ may cauae damII" to lung llllue ud result in lung can~er, bomeownera sho'!ld no~ ~ bcc•use~ !be problem 11 relanvely euy to IOive, I!"Ording to ,the Southeasteru Ohio Board of Realton. . . Once radolt BU .entcrs a home, low pn:siiii'C iad(l(l' air suets the llU up mto !be ~ ~· with· out Jlioper ~leunr,, It c:an aceu!D~· ratiiiiiJ ~till risk to !he inhabihollllts. If -tileled ~lr. - · Jlldc!n tw omea diluted m the outdoorhealthlll'..~!' longer presents a _.., ~~~~ G~~ prcsldenl of the em, 10 Board of Realtors. Fortunately, elevated levels of _radon are _very eaay to detect throuah teat111g IDd an: poaible 10 mluce in a number cl Wliys. -Testing fpr radon Is. ve:?.:!dJ?le. A small colleetor ta P . an ~e hou~ for a ~ penod of ume, and. then~ llb, ~urea lhe radon buildup, explains Mrs. Games. • . · ·. . . Th~ Simplest of test~ng klls compnsea • c:harc:oal ~ that absOrbs ':he gu and, wttlun a few days, regiSia'S !be level c1 radon. It is unponant to keep in mind. how- contain at least one of the followCouaty ExteDSion Ageat ing chemicals; benefin, bensulide, Agriculture, CPA, oxadiazon or siduron. Look Hortlcultnrr!NRD, for these names on the herbicide · Meii!IIGaUia Counties package under the active ingredient GALLIJ>OUS • ?.{y first spring section. If applied too late these seasor1 in southern Ohio has been herbicides will be ineffective. unprediclable, record Snows, hea\'y Pond owners! Note on your calr,ms and cooler weather than nor- endai';-Pond Clinic, Tuesday, April mal. Optimistic as I am, I know 27, from 5:30p.m. to dark at the beaet weather is on its way! Cool Cunis Balthaser Farm, Danville, wealher plants: peas, potatoes, cab' Ohio. This is a joinlly sp<insored bqe and pansies should be planred program by the Soil & WIJN Conu sooa u dry weather permits dig- servation Service and The Ohio ging up the garden plot. State University ExteMion in both - Homeowners, get out those Meigs and Galli& Counties. Fiuther WASHINGTON (AP) - The gloves and ralces to pull away the information wiD be fonh cominJ. Forest Service says it is working . leaves, dead stems and bruSh away Beef producers, the beef clinic with state goveroments, conservafrom the lawn, garden beds and meeting has been rescheduled for tion organizations and wood· foundations of your home. These April 5, at 8 p.m .. at the Meigs crafters to help enswe lhe health <if areas harbor overwintering insects - Hagh ScbOQI Library. We will be butternut aees. . I : _ and diseases from last yw. Shred highlighting excerpts oh video on ~ trees, DOW in IJCVCJ"e deCline up this debris and compost it in the "Beef Spring Breeding" produced because of a devw•ting liOn-native · . bac:kyard compost bin. (A new by the University of l{entucky. Ed cankec j:liseaiiC, is fa\Ued by woOd backyard ·composting pamphlet is Vollbom, Garn./Meigs Agriculture carvers and has been IIIOd for fumiavailable from our office.) This Extension Agent and myself will twe, fine woodwcrt llld paneling. spring c:lean-up wUI assist in the follow up with Ohio State UniverThe disease _bas been found drying out of !he soil and penn it- sity's latest beef production recom- from Minnesota to Maine and ting proper plant development for mendations. Bring a friend and south to Arkansas and the Caroliany Jlf:I'CIInials in the flower bed. plan to join us! .• nas. joint eff01t includes $CDC!· Planning to ~ your lawn or Lamb l · h · plant a new one? Now is the time! s aug ter mcreases · ics•'The research on disease-reststant April is !lie best spring month to WASHINGTON (AP) - Lamb ti'ees, a harvest baa on healthy but· eslablilh a lawn; cool temperatUres slaughter is increasiag in prepara- temut tm:s in nationl1 forests, and and plenty of moisture. Save lion for the Strong seasonal demand fonnation of a -~e~m to impleinent IIKIIIey by taking a Soil sample tint, for Easter and Passover:. acccrding volunr.y CCIIIICfYidon measwes at to fmd out what soil amendments to the USDA's Economic Reselrch .all levels and ownerships,'·' Fotest are needed to be apflied before . Setvice. · ·· . Service Chief F. Dale Robenson seeding. Your loca Extension "Weekly sheep and lamb ~d in a recent news adease. off'ace wiD explain how to lalce the slaughter exceeded 100,000 head · He said !he ~~ aim is to w;nple an~ sen~ the -sample to a dllring March, the first time since restore butternut throl!ghout its soil lab (a fee 1s charged by the_ mid-December," says a recent range and promo1e healthy ~­ lab). . repon on liVCSIOCk and poultry. ation. The harvest testrlcuon is Does your lawn need relief from It said lamb carcasses were sell· expected to remain in place on crabgrass? Late March is nonnally ing for nearly $30 per hundred- national forests until a diseaseour best control time, but this year weight above last year's price, . due to the cool wealhec homeown- while live lambs were about ers can con~ it stiU in early April. unchanged from last year's peale·. Cra~ IS an annual ~s that The reporJ also said wholesale grows from seed.~h Spting. Last egg prices 6egan their seasonal --· .OALLIPOUS -Donna 1. Hat· year's ~s died out complete· increase in late February, rising 6 field, Pomeroy, 1111 joiaed !be siaff ly as soon as heavy frosts qccurred. · · cents per week over the next three of Places to Go Travel Agency,· You need to apply a pre-emer- weeks. 417 Second Ave., OallipoUs. . . gent (~ sprouting Inhibitor) herbicide, before the crabgrass seeds begin to sprout The most commonly found crabgrass herbicides will - cYet.du!t lidoft Jevels IJ!Iy tiucmate on a daily bDa dependilla on varying conditions, -~ u open wiDdows. O!her IDOl'C miDDle -.. can require a period of acwnl ~"" to report an accurate readi._. Radon -.. IP!li'OWd. by !be EnYI· ronmeatal Protection Afeacy (EPA) range in cost from 10 to $50, and are ofteli available at local hardware ud bouacwares ~· ~PA ~~;pprovecJ te~t~ p~ovide mstrucuons for admm~ng the . test, wliBe lab resulll. will report !he le~l ofradon meuured. Once radon gas is dcleeted in a home, ~ -~ two general ways to deal wtth Its pre""'ee: preventing it from enterilll.or, removing the actual gu from iRJide the home. Solutlona vary in _camplexity and expense, and bomeowncn ue adrised tb COIIIUit 111 EPA cenlficd radon removal. home improvement rill!' be~~re .,roceeding wjth any map m1b~ poc:edura. Reducma radon levels in a home can vary from "do-it-yourself" solutions which include improving a home's ventilation with the addition of window or ceiling faas or covering any open near. the home;s sump pump, to piping radonladen air out from under !he foundation, a process that used. No mauer what melbo4 may igaiO indoor air ql!ality probl~. : be used to rid a home of radon gas, and for homeowners to iailonn real : perlo~ic re-testing is strongly estate agents and broken of any : encou1'81ed to ensure the problem lcnown environmenlal bealth hlz- rellllinl. solved. • an11 in listina a home for sale. : If radon is detected, it is the The EPA recommends that · decision of the hoineowp'er to home sellers have !heir homes teat- · determine what is an acceptable eel seven~ months in advance of a · levelofriskandexpenditure before . ll'B\118Cdon. EPA Studies estimate : -proceeding with mitigation SU'IIC· t1u1t 8 lllllb homes contain po&en- · gies. . tially dangerous le.v.els of ra~on. Mrs. Garnes ~vises . that con- COIISIIIIIm intera(Cd in finding out . cern about rad;on 11 no n:ason not to · more about radon and hoJV to . buy a home IIUICC any problem can detect it and deal with it, can con- · be cometed easily. The National tact their Sfllte EPA office. : .Associatiol_l of Realtors has ~olked ·~ only way to lcnow if you : 'close~y !"lib the EPA to •!lform have a radon problem is to test assoc1ataon members, formulate your home. We encourage aU resi- : · policy and 10 educate.!he public. · . dents 10 have tbeii homes tesred for · The tssociation 's bOard of · radlll gas," says Mrs. Games. directon baa adopted a radon poll· The Soulheast.em Ol)io Board of cy supporting increased'efforts by Realtors is one·or more than 1,800 both !be private and public IJCCtors local boards and associations of . · to evaluate the extent of indoor .air . Realtorll nationwide that COn\prise·· :;:ity problems. The association the National Associatiim of Real· CIICOUlllles the development of tors. AJ the nation's largest trade meaningful and affordable moni· assoc'lalion NARis 7n1e Voice for torinJ .and mitigation strategies. Real Bswe" repreSenting nearlY. . Thls includes oo~tin~~ homeown· 750.000 me'mben involved in au' crs on !he need to mau1or IIJid mit- aspects of tho real es1a1e indUStry · • can cost $80010$1,500. The cost ·of having radon removed by professionals will depend on the means of removal, rather than the radon level. Low levels cost just as much as high levels if .... - ethod be · u .. same.m " ~ust Forest Service strives to save butternut- trees .. resistant strain of butternut can be identified and propagated. , The Forest Service said it is hoped that the coordinated effon can save the butternut from-a simi- . lar fate as that of the American chestnut, once the most cominon Eastern hardWood, which also was decimated by a non•native disease introduced earlier in the century. · . Texas Tech edges OSU for girls title PageS • ' 2-10-20..36-44-45 Kicker: ·_ 969310 • • .a1 ·. Yot. 43, No. 23~ Pomeroy-~lddleport, Copyllghted 1993 Ohio, Monday, AprilS, 1993 Clinton launches drive to open Russ~an markets JUST ARRIVED! •2 & 4 Wheel Drive Farm Tractors 25 HP, Dl&ael, 8 Speed, 3/Polnt •Cat, 1, 2700,b. · •60 Used Tractors to Choose From. •New Vlcon Balers •Used Tools.of All Kinds •Full Une of King KuHet Equipment •FM 4-5-6-7 ft. •Backhoes and Dozers See This Equipment At.•.• Jim's ,farm Equipmen.t Center 1467 Jackson Pike (Old SA 35 Ohio Phone 448-2484 . • ADDRESSES DEMOCRATS· U.S. Congressman Ted Strickland (Sixtll District) was speaker at the llllilual Jefrersoa/Jacbon diDner of the Meigs County De1110Cl'11tic Party ulcl Sat· urday llight at tile Senior Citizens Center. Abo!lt ''fhe~e 130 attended. Sue M•isou, party chalrmau, emteed the program, with State Representative ]\llark MaloDe, and Sen. Jan Michael Long, left ' to right, speaking brlefty. VANCOUVER, British Americans as well. The packa~e Columbia (AP) - President Clin- includes direct grants and credits ton is· working to tally the world's for the purchase of food and other wealthiest nations to Boris goods. Also ·included are millions Yeltsin' s side after a harmonious more to convert governmentweekend summit. Secretary of owned enterprises to private com.. • . State Warren Christopher .said Panies. today U.S. suppon for Russia's · Other democracies have a • hagh democratic reforms wil.l continue duty" to provide assistance, Clin· even if Yeltsin loses his upComing !On said at a wrap-up news conferelec19f81 ~· · ence while Yeltsm looked on "' "We're in it for the long pull," approvingly. The Russian president said he Christopher told NBC . ."We're and Clinton were "partners and . going to be supporting reformers future allies" as he accepted the whatever ha~S." assistance, called tOr an end to Clinton SBid the Russian people would find "immediate and tangi· rest~ictive U.S . trade laws, then ole resulis" from the $1.6 billion in flew home to campaign for suppon American aid he brought to the in the April 25 referendum that will summit, and that it would benefit . determine the fate of his reform By CHARLENE HOEFLICH · . Sentinel New& Staff , 'Tm concerned about Meigs County, but I'm convinced that if we all work 1ogelher, this county can have a bright future," said U. S. Congressman Ted Strickland Satur· day night when be spoke at the annual Jefferson/Jackson dinner of alte Meigs County Democratic Party, "P,erionally I am obligated . 111 ito•everythin1 I'm capable-of . doing to serve you and Mehil!s County," he continued in as address to !he large crowd gatheml · at the Senior Citizens Center. H" acknowledged that the county has a lot of pfoblems, but said that theY are not insunnowllable. "There is hope." said Strickland. To illusuatc the hope of which he·spoke, he told of a rec.ent visit he had with the chairman of.~etican Electric Power and of lhe intcr· est ofthat company in_ trying to get some industry mto Meigs County. Strickland said thit.the AEP chaimwl .told him a company frOm Canada had come into Meigs County to look at propeny owned ,by AEP in !he Great Bend area He said lflat company did not choose Meigs County for its proposed 2door. ~dedi 1989 Ford EscQrt LX...~ . 4 door. Low Mieol 1189 Chevy Beretta ..'13!1'!'-.K 2 door, IIIlO., air indusiry because of insufficient . jeopardy · ·· transpOnation and olher factors, but Strii:kiand repa-ied on his activsaid that "the very fact that they iti~=S duriJ;Jg his tiBt three months in came means then: is hope". office, a highlight of which, he JERUSALEM (AP) - The "There is no pan of my district said, was being able to sit down Passover holiday requires Jews to that concerns me more than Meigs with President Bill Clinton on Air abstain from any substance that County," said Strickland who Force One and discuss some of the. rises. Bread is replaced by matzo, talked about the poveny and lack problems of his district including the flat dry cracker that symbolizes of jobs in Southeastern Ohio. He the Piketon Plant. . the hurried Exodus of the Children spoke of the thousands of letters he The.speaker, along with Sen. of Israel from Egypt. _ is receiving. 8!1~. oJ th~ h.~ndreds of Jan ~chael Long and Slate R_ep~- . But religious Jews...11repare fQr appeal~ ·for ·a&SJstinW· witlu;v!'ry· · .. sen taU~ Mart ·Malone wete'll!IIO· the holiday', \INiiich begms tonight, thing from JlClSO!:lal SOcial Secut!tY dLiced by Sue ¥aison. Pany .chair- with a kind of spring-cleaning thai problems to.fundingfor \l!llllmuruty . n'liln.l!ot1i Long and Malon~ spoke doesn't stbp at tho breadbox. The water and sewer pro.JCIC~. brietly. Maison recognized out-of- entire house must be cleansed of The Congressman ~xpressed has cqunty visitors from Gallia, hametz, the Hebrew word for leav· concern about health care _. the A.lhens, Vinton, and Lawrence en. escalating cost of medical treat- Counties, and introduced Molly The most devout boil false teeth . ment, the lack of coverage for Varner, who is Strickland's repre- and eschew ~&pwater, which may thousands, and the prediction that semative in six counties of his 'dis- come from the Sea of Galilee, by the tum of the.ceatury heal!!' trict, including Meigs County. · where lishennen use bread for bait care ~overage for the ft'!er&ge fam1Also--recognized were Janet Anny helicopters feny chaplains to ly wtll cost $14,000 a year unless Howard, Meigs County Commis- military bases to make sure they something is done to change how sioner, and John Lentes, prosecut· are hametz-free. health.care is handled. . ing attorney, along with Mary an\! Enterprising Jews Clllll a windStnc~d talked about the Pike- Henry Hunter who headed up the faU by setting up huge boiling vats ton Atom1c Plant and the maccu-· kitchen committee, and Brian Reed on street comers to boil the hametz rate announcement earliet this year who prepared the programs. . out ofkitchenware. . by the Department of Energy that · Preceding the dinner, John !hie, . Hametz includes pasta. break· the plant would close il! 1995. He · chairman of the Central Committee fast cereals, .beer and dJy pet.foods, . JIERITAGE QUEEN HONORED· MeJP Coaety ~.U 2 said that while that announcement gave the invocation. There was whi~h contain the. leaven that Queen April Hudson, the secotHI persoa ever to llold dlat.lille.~as not ac~, that ~, Plan~ and special dinner mu$iC by Charles would spoilthe,Passover effect. honored at the Elgbtll Aanual Spring Fasitloa ~ M~ ae.. 1ts hundreds of jobs stilrremam m Scot!. . Supermarkets curtain off the "River Essence," at Pomeroy Elellltntary 1111 Frida.r ttl • ,. ~ '' · forliidden items durin~ the holiday. Hudson bas represented the Pomeroy Merelaaats :41111 . • • El AI, the national a1rline, serves several eveuts tbrougbottt tile COUDty over lite pat~- • • • . only hametz-free meals._Some daughter ol Maty Hndloo, Middleport. restaurants try to serve burgers on matzo, bu~ many eateries simply close fo~ the week. By Jewish law, diaspora Jews celebrate Passover for ei~ht days, often with festive "seder' dinners on the first two nights. In Israel the holiJjay lasts seven days, with one seder. Although religious Jews.are a minority, Passover is observed by inost secular Jews. The roads are choked with cars bringing families together for the seder, and radios broadcasl anon: .ads than t,JSual for digestive medicines. · · 1189 Mere. Sable......111 soo- attorney to continue association Bankr~ptcy 4 ..... 6 ~1.. 111110.. ., 1989Pon.GrandAm..'13~ I 4 4ilori l.ow·Mitll ' 1989 Ford Esc. Pony;:l63"uormt 416-8 Lawn IJ1IIJ Garden TI'(Jl·tor with 48" mowing deck 1989 Ford'Con. Van..'150"MctnH I cyi.. IUO.. Iii 4 door, IIIlO. L-'inglnstltutlons. r... ' F.., Not lncludad ' • Hurry in wliile seleCtion is at its bek · • No money dov-"n. no'Paymenas and no interest for qualified buyers on Toro's Revolving.Charge Plan., • Features a big 16-HP Toro Power Plus•• engine and electric ~tart . · · , .,,, ' . . • Ask your dealer for.details. ' ' l OBO • - J .... I • llavenf)'OU done whboutaTom lcq&et.,.tt&ht . .' JIIID£1•1 FIRM IQDIPIIIJfr 31371NOALC.S RQ. (814)441-1S7S C 1992 The 'Tbro Company . OAWPOUI, 0H. 41131 '\' . '>:orquoltftocJ~-,.....,.-.~SI.IIIIlS. are, from rltbt: J, Paul White, Kay B. Mlcltall, Naacy Larklus, Don Gleim, Doris Rose, Gary Helmback aDd Forest Kullil. . Columbus Attorney f,.ouis W. Cennam<!; who specializes in. ban~rcy cases and regularly meets clients in the Pomeroy Law ' ' Office of ·P. Michael Mullen, announced today that, for the · immediate future, he plans to con· ·tinue the association. When he learned that Attorney . , . Education from the Ohio Depan- · Mullen had been ·charged as pan of FASHION SHOW FUN. You ne_.liiiOW wtaat -..e _ ... . At a recent meeting, the steer· Real." ing committee of Rural Educators According to Paula Thacker, ment ofEducati9n. a criminal investigalion. Cennamo wiD do during tbtlr lint appearaece'ln e faslt._ ....,,Jalat'*a. Addressirig Poverty (REAP) met to director of. the Meigs County Eastern Local Schools in Meigs stated the importaDce of notifying de Natbau Rousll who decided he would sti-eldt _..,. ..... . discuss an upcoming Chamber of Commerce,' REAP's Count.Y and Buckeye J:lills Joint · his clients, and !he general public, while. 'He waalllllsted orr tbe stage by !lis lilter, AlltJer..... Alltconference,"Collaboration for &:o- . mission is to~ tlducation. · vockauonalndS~.ool ser:vm~ Galhat ~..~ wfficeillC?DbPOin ·nue 10 be avThailable ley aDd Nathan modelecl ror Buttoea alld Bowldoaii!I6e ¥' a nomic Development in an Era of business and commuruty resources ac son a . IJIIOn. coun es sen II u .. o an eroy on urs- style show at Pomeroy Eleleentary 011 Prlday e--.. Education Reform," slated for to work collaborativel)'·toward , ~resentallves to Hilton Head for day aflernooJis. u he hu these~ · . April 23 at University ' of Rio overcoming poverty by llfO"'Oting ·'trammg and have started .the flrsl several yan. ·to 3 en~neursllip in our !1l'e&. . REAL program in Ohio. , , Cennamo llrelled that he is 110t ----Grande from 9 Lm-~.m. · ' a ~WI'th Mr• Mull"· •· . ' The conreoa:c includes T e ateerina committee of ·· tn "''• .. , Bob and Jewell vans. local REAP is working to aoek 4 state ~er encourages administra· and · lhe lhmng aseocia· p' l' · b h o/!1 da'Jen~repreneura, who will be the agency for Rural Education tors, edutalO!'S, ~ness and indus- tion gr~w as 11. matter of mutual 0 ICe prO e t eJ .., Van keynote apeakcn. . Through Action t.e.nina (REAL). try ID attend the·Rto Grande confer- conventence. Prior to the Mullen A JqJOrtiJd theft and a vandlliJm incident.- ill: ia ,_. Stale Repr.entative Vrm Riffe, REAL Is a --~3lin- ence. · _ of!'ace ~pment, CenfUI!IIO met the weelcend by the Pomeroy Pollee llqMIL....._ Speak« of the Oltio Houle of Rep- tion which provides and a "It's importlnt for us as leaders clients m the office of Donald A. Linda Critea of Union A-ue. PontaO)', J'Cli)DIIal • A'4tfll · rcsentativea, will speak on MEco- suppon network for scllool-bued in !he community to develop a plan Cox, whlc:h .-rlly terminated casseuc player and tapes, with an cstlm ' 1 Ylltac of 5400. - · nomic Condition Piquing Rural economic developuent Jli'OIIIIIII8. to help oven:ome poverty in south- on Judae Cox's election u Gallia stolen from her car Friday evening wllile it -- i*W $oulh&tillail Ollio. w Two school clislric11 bi south-' eastem Ohio,"lhe said. County Common Pleu Judie. • . Pomeroy Elemenllr)' Sc:hool. • n. ,._,,.,.._......_of cas•er11 bave •o For 11101e infonnalion or n:ori•- · Cennamo added tltat he was Criteslii86CboYIOlet -...-wildly+' 1• • • '3 ID 7 k..,J JiM§ t. ' . ..,. ""~ tration, contact Thacker at ih'e I.OIIIIy lbackod and IUipi'lled when In ec!c!HJM; Cflldlal!ftcMdr'PIII SIFit.-.vq 1;......."Cotlaborltian fDI' lletonn• and 1o 1 paM~ by 1M lloom· Meta• County Chlnlber of Com- hearJna or the cblrp aplnst Mr. hiscarwu YllldaliJJedS_.,._.. w1ti1e l l - r 'IUIJ• Dr. r.1 DeLiriY olllell Eeter- Vemon Sc:hool Dilirict Cammuoity · men:e 11 992-SOOS. Mullen, fl11t had no ·furtber com"': . ~- • , . 3 pritea will eapt'atn •ut'a Get . t • · · • menton the inveatigadon. , L.-~-..:..--_;~,;;;;;,;;;,;,;;,,;;,;;.:;,;;;..;,.....,_____0.._.1 ' slated 1 Lo'cal brt·e·f:s· ,_,m . .' •• ' Developme~t conference 1989 Ply. Horizon."""'~ Equal VaiiHlln Trad..ln , DISCUSSING CONPEilENCE • The ateerina c:ommlttee of R•tal Uecatc!rs Addreuln1 Poverty (REAP) met reeeatty to discuss .ae upcomlug conlerence slated for AprU 23, Sltowe . 2 door, 11110.. ., ltld Balanc. Flnant»d Thru movement Christopheo- said be - Qllllli,. dent Yeltsin would preqil ill* referendum that -will pve R voters a chance to uprcss*ir preference in the power . . . . betWeen Yeltsin and dtc • • :a lives in conbOI cl dtc !+F • , '.There's ·nobody _ ..._ ·c ia -·really replace him at die .. • time," Christopbersaid. . . k . then .added that the .., • • was looking ".at his Mtolc ~ . people like (Forei,p IMi•i"" ' Andrei) Kozyrev .cl (Fie e Minister Boris) F:JOdoww. - ; "a: part of a· younaer JICP •• They're aU YOUD8 'but 6ey"c WIIJ' able.'' Jewish state gears up_for Passover is hope,' - Strickland 1986 Chevy Cilprlce....'B:zoo-n. lrlonlhly Paym.nts Bas«< Upon 1 1,000.00 Down Or Pick 3: 291 Pick 4: 2280 Super Lotto: NEW SHIPMENT On agency staff . O_hio Lottery SMITH Buick·Pontlac 1900 USTERN AYE• . GAUIPOUS,OH. 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