http://66.213.69.5/files/original/baf911090391fceda730767eb219d2fe.pdf 8f75601d6a1a756134f895ee9aca8b42 PDF Text Text .. ' PIIQI 12-The Dltly SenUnel . 0.. AM I Mdlll: 11ne JW1 ..,, I ... I brief affair witb my brocbcr-ia-law. We bodl fell ... d IIIII pi1ty IIIII decided to put .. Cllld toil, wilD we did. Tile )lftlblom is IIIII I lw:IIIIP JIIIIIUl.d lrillllbelfrU,IIId I bave 110 idea if my IMulw!d or bia laodler is die fllber ct my blby. •Junior• is I.IOddlc:l' now, and I keep ICeing a Slrollg Jae~~~blancc between him IIIII "Uncle Jim.• I don't know if IIIia is my guilly c:cinscieocc pla)'iallricks onmeorwhea. Melowhile, I·tiJep wondering if odlen llio dlink JWiior raembles his Uncle Jim more than he racmbles hia falbcr. . Jim ays be is willing to like a blood re.t if it will put my mind • eae. He has, howe-, said lhlt a blood could complicate matters and WOIIId be pointless since we have agreed never to let my husblllll know about our affair•. . "* Ann Landers . ---People in the news------- ' . s,.... c...._ FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT • Revival, Middleport Community Church, Pearl Street, throujlh Saturday•. 7:30 p.m. ·. Different smgers and preachers nightly. Publie invired. COOL VILLE • Revival, White's Chapel Wesleyan Church, Coolville, through Sunday, 7 p.m. nightly. Rev. Jack Wilhite invites everyone. PARKERSBURG, W.VA.- The McKameys, Friday, 7 p.m., Park· · ersburg Christian School. Admission, $10 at the door. POINT PLEASANT, W.VA.· Liberty Mountaineers, Friday. Skateland. Ripley, W.Va. SJDdicale" - IS HE OR ISNT HE IN CALIFORNIA • DEAR CALJR)RNIA: Aa:onling to a'lpOWpcnon 11 die Cenlerfor·. Blood Relcareh, a Harvard affiliate, a blood U.t may not be def'milive. If the laotben happen to share die same pnetic llllkcup, it woul4 not be possible to tell which is thC flllher. If, on lhe other band. lheir a-tic mebup iiDCK ideatic:lll, the tat WOIIId lbow a gnUir likelihood the present in the fifth grade. Salisbury is departmentalized and she has taught fourth, fifth and sixth social studies for a number of years. . Miss Story was ~ in 19S6 to teach second grade. She lalcr JriRS· ferted to second and third grade from 1958-66. She served as principal or Salisbury from 1966 to 1971 and also served as federal programs ·coordinator in 1969-70. She has taught third grade at Salisbury from 1966 to the present lime. Saturday, 7 p.m., Sunday,l0:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Denver Hill, Foster, W.Va., speaker. Public invited. RUTI.AND - Dance, Rutland American Legion Hall, Saturday, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., music by Pure Country Band. Public invired. CLIFTON, W.VA. · .Benefit hymn sing, Saturday, 7. p.m. Clifton Tabernacle, Ross Stewart Trio and Phyllis and Bill Cadle, singm. Public invired. • CHESTER • Chester baseball and softball seasOn lrickoff, Saturday. Parade, 11 a.m., car wash, noon to 2 p.m. 11 Keebaugh 's Dairy Valley, bake sale 11:3ll a.m. to 5:30 p.m. main ballfield with games scheduled noon ·to 6 p.m. all fields. . MILLFIELD • RQund and TUPPERS PLAINS • Round and square dance, Friday, 8-11:30 p.m. by Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053 Ladies Auxiliary. Music by Smokey Mountain Drifters. Callers, Red Carr and Melvin Cross. Everyone welcome. LOl"IRIDGE - Country music night, LoUridge Community Center, Saturday, 7 p.m. to midnight. Refreshments. Everyone welcome. p.m. at the school. Entertainment, games, food and prizes. LONG BOTI'OM • Faith Full Gospel Church, Long Bottom, preaching and singing, Friday, 7 p.m., David Dailey family: lo,cal singers. Pastor Sieve Reed mv1tes the public. Fellowship follows. well·l!nown penon. MY husbend IIIII I have had many vacatiOns rUined !w:ause of wild partying in adjoining rooms and dnlnkell guests singing in the corridon.11 2 a.m. In spite of our complaints, we have found hotel 111anagement to be reluctant to comet lhe situatiou simply because they don't wish to offend paying gul!sts. We've had drunk neighbors come in at 3 a.m., tum on the TV Vt:l'f lood and then pass out. We've had' teen-agm jwnping of( the diving board into the pool right outside our . 100111 at 4:00 in the morning. Recently, die people in an adjoining room got up at 6 a.m. and put on their 1V full blast 90 !hey cou1d hear it while they were showering and blow-drying their hair. Sarpriaingiy enouglt, Ana. hocel employQea Clll eiJo be oO'eadm. We've heard maids shouting at one lllllllh«, blmging their C111B in IIIII ·out of elevators at •II hours, slamming doon IIIII so on. ' I hate to ·sound C)'llical, bat I auppose what it boils down 10 il ' plain, everyday manners. I've cmc:luded that most people !RJUde . and inconsidenue. - SOUI'HERN ONTARIO REAI>ER DBAR RBADER:· Rather than POMEROY • Rock Springs Women, bate and craft sale, Saturday, 10 a.m., Big Wheel. square dance Saturday 8-11 p.m., POMEROY • Pomeroy Elemen- neighbors in t)le next hold room. Ann, if you "Were lble io get lhe IIWIIpll!lllt to JespoJid to a complaint llbcu the racbt in the IICltt 100111, you were eidler lucky or they Cllaed to you bee•.. you ere a For my own Sllisfaclion, Ann, I .WIIIllll know who my child's fllhc:r is. Will a blood tat delamine Ibis? ANTIQUITY • Revival, Friday and Saturday, 7 p.m. Faith Fellowship Crusade for Christ. Antiquity. Public invile4l. tary PTO. carnival, Friday, S-8:30 Dw Au l."'en: 1bia is in I("PJJ* ., the letfa' about the noisy 1'lllleo Community Calendar Commullity Cllleadar ltiml appear two days before u eveat and the day oftbt eveaL Items mast be received welllalldvuee to IIIS1Ift publlcalloa In the caJ.. eadar. pwpooe; ANN LANDEltS "D!13.1AADcolet Reception planned May 16 A reception will be held at Salisbury Elementary on May 16 from 2-4 p.m •. to honor two teachers, Rosalie Stilry and Dorothy Chaney, who are relirina in JIIIIC. Tile public ~ invited and Salisbury PTO will be serving refreshments. · MIS. Chaney was fust hired in 1964 and completed that year at the Harrisonville School teaching fourth grade. She taught fourth and fifth grades at the Bedford Elementary School from 1964-66. She has taught at Salisbury from 1966 to lhll one ildie fllher• My advice ia to forget lbout . genetic te ring ucould.complicate your life, cause a areat many proble1111 and serve no u1eful Russell Building, Millfield. Music by Rusty Smith and Dan Fruth. John.RusseU; caller. SYRACUSE - A skin testing clinic will he conducted by Connie Karschnik, R.N., Meigs County Tuberculosis Nurse, at the Syracuse Fire Station on Saturday from noon to 2 p.m. SUNDAY TIJPPERS PLAINS - Chicken barbecue, Sunday, Tuppers Plains Fire House, 11 a.m., $3.75 for chicken or ribs, baked beans, slaw, bread and beverage. Desserts exba. Spot!SOted by the Tuppers Plains Ftre.Department. POMEROY • Meigs County Pomona Grange wiU meet Friday . RACINE • Teen program, ''The night at the Rock Springs Grange Vinegar Boy." Sunday, 7 p.m., hall. Harrisonville Grange will host . Racine Bsplist Church. Everyone the meeting. The stale grange bak- welcome. ing contest wiU be judged. POMEROY • SOLOS meet SATURDAY Sunday 4 p.m. 45422 Pomeroy . REEDSVlll.E • Ladies Society. Pike, Racine. Call Rev. Sharon Fellowship Church of the Hausman at 985-4312 for.informaNazarene, yard, bazaar and food tion. sale, Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tables available for $5. MONDAY BURLJNG~AM • Bedford TUPPERS PLAINS • Tuppers Township Trustees, Monday, 7 Plains Baseball Teams, opening p.m.• town hall.. day Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Parade, baseball and carnival ANTIQU,ITY - Tent revival, games. concessi,ons. Monday, 7 p.m., Faith Fellowship Crusade for Christ, Antiquity, FAIRPLAIN. W.VA. • Liberty Brother Hurest Prater. Everyone Mountaineers, Saturday, Jackson welcome. . County Iainboree, Failplain. W, Va. LONG BOTTOM • Faith Full BURLINGHAM • Burlingham Gospel Church, three day seminar Junior Modem Woodmen of Amer- · on Holy Spirit by Rev. Mary Dia· ican, bake and ysrd sale. Salurday. mond, Addison, Monday and Tues· 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Burlingham day 10 a.m. to noon and 7-9 p.m., Modem Woodmen Hall. Proceeds Wednesday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pub· . go to Bedfmt VolunlllCr Fue Com- lic invired. mittee. MIDDLEPORT • Round and aquare dance. Saturday, 8-11:30 p.m•• Old Legion Hall, Middleport. . No alcohol. Chilcken welcome with adult supervision, li'ee admission. .• TUPPERS PLAINS • Tuppers Plain• VPW Post No. 9053 and I ld!ee AIIKiJllry, bake sale. Saturday, 9 a.m. aaosa from Farmers But. Tuppcl1 Plainl. DANVILLE • Weekend service~, DllviUe Church of Christ, • - • .. "_..__'!,_ · - · CliARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP) ..:... - Don Knotts begst Tom .Knotts, .Actresses 'l'lnni lk4nm and lARtll who be gat Barney Fife's first Swit bave ~the IICIR:b., find gfandchild. . F81111)' the elqjhenc a new llome. The Slallt Part Zoo cloiCI Joly The 8-pound boy was born Wednesday in San Francisco. He 1 and officials are tryiaa 10 n+rlle hadn 'I been uned yet. F11111y IIIII about 60 odlllr aellUiel. Knous, 68, got word of the preOn WC'Inelllay,lkGUJ called a .mie.re shortly after perfDrJRing In C01llllliUee In c:hlrJe CJL tbe ICII'CJI :'The Last of the Red Hot Lovers" and wpd its memben 10 visillocam Charleston. lions before mating a dcciaica ~he actor ~ho poPtraye~. the "They hl'le to cbooee die place sheriff's ~.bling dc:pu~ m The where the ekphant would be Inial· Andy Gnffnh Show' .said. be ~the most dijP!ity," said l~ked forward to spendinJ bme .. ..~ saam:d 111 the thriller ~1111 !he baby when the play s tour . The BUds and IS. die mother of eildS m AugusL . . IICbess Melanie Griffilh. ~om ~· ~· IS an elee~cal Hedrell beads Slllmbela. • eie~ ~!~d lives m San FranciSCO mal prcaene iD California. She bas wtth his wife, Cathy. twO elephants of bel' own. . · Last week, Swit JeCOIII1Iiendcd Marine World Africa U.S.A. in California. Marine World and Black Beauty Ranch, an IDimal sanctuary in Texas, were under The Meigs High School Concen consideration. Band successfully compered in the The city zoo, closins of OMEA State Contest at Newark budget cuts, kqlt Fanny indoors High School reCently. during. cold WOither for 3S years The b!uid jJerformed the {oUow- but allowed her into lUI onrdoorpetl ing selections in Class B coc::J::; in warm weather. · . lion, "Brighton :Poach" b)' w· ' The treatment prompted the P. Latham, "Incantations" by . American Society for the PrevenRoben W. Smith, and "Kentucky • 1800" by Clare Grundman. Judges were Tim Holt, Dick Cool and Bill . Thomas. Four Me1gs County students The judges praised the band .on received deg~ r~ The !)hio their musicality and atlet~tion to State Umverstty durmg wmter detail, particularly the overall bal- quarter commencement exercises ance and style of the band. At tile in St. lolm Arena. Receiving depees were: conclusion of the hand's l"rforSteven Edwaol Trussell, Long mance, all three stage JUdges Bottom, associaae of applied ll'IS; awanJed the perfomlance a superiJeffrey Bernard Shriven, Middleor. This rating is the rust superior port, master of arts; Joy L. Swain, rating for the Marauder Band in Reedsville, associale of applied sci· state level comp:tition in recent ence; and Tamara Lynn Theiss, memory. -· Syracuse, bachelor of scie. nce iD The band is under the direction pllannacy. of Toney Dingess. · Meigs band earns SUperior fating .......,1... Grisham. Happ~ \lother's Ua~ Sunda.\ tionctCrueltytoAnimalsiOpayto rekQie Fanily, the zoo's only elo- · plwll. The committee is to decide" when: on May 13. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -~• . Planllto IUnl a Metnpbis ICI'CCitin of "Tbe fum" into a S2SO-•tic~ · fund-railer for a museum doesn it sit well with ils author, John: .. ' Friday, May 7, 1993~ Pomii'Oy-Middleport, Ohio Bl<?od test would serve no useful purpose • Major League baseball results- C-1 'Guys and lion tfAM Landm' most re~sted poems tllld usays. Selld a sel/-od· dru.r«l, /ollf, bNsiitus-liu eiiW/ope Cllld 11 c/tecl tn: money ord.er for $4.85 (this iiiCludes poll4ge lllld lttwllilll) to: Gems. clo ilNt LCIIIders, P.O. Btu 11562, Cllicago,/11. 60611-0562. (/11 Canada, send $5.87.) Eq,stern alumni pla~s 'announced . The 1993 Eastern High School Alumni Banquet and Dance will be held Saturday,IIIIIC 12, at the high school. Dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. with a meal served by .the Eastern Band Boosters: A dance will get underway at 9 p.m. with music provided by Crossover. Advance tickets, for the dinner only. may be purchased for S8 per . person; advance tickets for the din- . ner and dance are $12 per person. Tickets, for the dance only, may be purchased at the door for $5 per person. TicketS are required for tbe dinner and may be purchased until June 6 at Hawk's 76 Station in Tuppers Plains, Keebaugh 's Shake Shoppes, Reed's Store, Baum Lumber, Wesam Consuuction and The Daily Sentinel. · · You may also purchase advance ticketS by mail from Julie Elberfeld Dillon, 12 .. Lincoln Terrace, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. . This year's honored clllsses are 1958, 1963, 1968, 1973, 1978, 1983, 1988 and 1993. Officers for the 1993 event are Brian Collins, president; Leonard Koeni~. vice-president; Julie Elber.feld Dillon, secretary; Brenda Cun'llingham Venoy, assistant secrc1¥)'; and Lisa Collins, treasurer. Amy Cleland · best weight loser Amy Cleland was ~t weekly loser at the recent meeting of Ohio TOPS Club No . .570. Runner-up was Ruby Fowler. Linnie Aleshire was best KOPS loser. Angela S~ was best loser for April. L1nnie Aleshire won the fruit basket. Donna Griggs won tbe gad- get Jtift. A white elephant sale was held with proceeds going to Area Recognition Day on May 15 at Hilliard. Call Det>bie Hill at 949-2763 CX' Wanda Falllk· at 992~ S6::t8 for RACINE • Southern Junior information about the club. · . High B001ters; Monday; 7:30 p.m. Fishing derby May 16 Alf sixth grade parents auend. The Racine Oun auli will have POINT PLEASANT, W.VA. · its annual fishing derby on May 16. Sinpng by the Lake, Krodel Park, Members may bring a guest. P.omt Pleasant, W.Vs., 7 p.m. The only bait penniaecl II nighl · rughtly. through Sunday. Ed Craw- crawlers, chicken gizzards, liver ford, Conrad Cook and Calvary and artificial baiL The club will Echoea. Paul Chapman will emcee. SUJll)ly night crawlers. Call 304-675-138~ for informalion. ·Prizes will be presented at lhe .end of the day. · POMEROY • DAV and Ladies Further information may be Auxiliary, Monday, 7 p.m., 124 obtained by calling Jan,cs Ferrell at Butterilut Avenue, Pomeroy, 949-2684. .. A~~.-~* riftr- --!'11.1-1 0 The novelist called the plan ~ . .,.. "I've heard tickets would be:: $250.,railoatonofmooeyforthe, · Cbildnii's ~.and 1 think ill • 00. - to charge $250 a ticket for. the~ of a movie," Grishanl:i: said Wedneaday. · At lint. a Memphis IIOUJI orp; niling the ICRieDing hopld ·10 nuse · ..-y for SL Jude Chililren's pilll, die Mate-A-Wisb Foundation ~ and a pedil'lril: AIDS cblir in honor • ofthelllctenniuUII'AlthurAshe. ' But the plans were changed 10. raise money for the Memphi( • museum in*tld "I'm a little peeved," said • ' Grisham, who lives in OxCQJ"d,: MiSS. "I( they .are ¥Ding 10 taise , money for charity with this movie, . it 01J8ht to be {!>r St. Jude. They ~ OIJIItt to cut baCk on the price of :.; lbc drketl n • '~ The film staJring Tom Cruise M I )'011111 Memphis lawyer makes its debut here a week after ·the ftrst • u.s. ~gs in lalo-June. .... B-4 • Glory days of Kyger community are recalled- James Sands- :B-3 Vol. 28, No. 12 · Coprrtght.d 1183 I By JIM FJlEDlAN Times-Sentlnii.Siaff POMEROY • A panel of 23 potential jurors has ~~ rle:ted for next week's murder trW. of William D. LeMasters II, 26, of Racine~ 99 4 $7?5 VIII aiPEIED AU VEGEIDLE PLAID 10c=s:~ u Cl-6 -%. ' s...,.mp !o •ld·IOI. 14 Secllon 124 P11111• - Allulllmeclle Inc. MWop!lper ,. Jury to be seated Monday in LeMaster murder trial ADIIIIION 11.10 441 . , lulcet En 11 . 28 potential jurors selected . SHOWliiiU Fill., SAT., SUN. 7:30,1:41 liON. THill THURS. ONE EYEIINO SHOW 7:30 $2'' -3. ' FALLING DOWN A ,TOMATOES D 1 . Middleport-Pomeroy · Ga!llpoll• Poln• f)l....nt, lley 9, 1993 _ LeMasters is accused of foar charges of aggravlled maider ia the Feb. 8, 1991, ~ - of Jeffrey L. Halley,~• 11year-old Jeffrey S. Halley, Gallipolis. Counsel for LeMisler aad die state finished selecting tile 23member panel Friday moraiq. Twelve Jury members ·and two alternates will be aeleciDd from die .group ~l! morning. After tbe jury is ICIIed ~. the)' will. be loeded into vaas 10 visit sites p:naining to the case. Meigs County Common Pleas Judge Fred W. Crow m said Friday. . . Opening arguments and witnesses will be introduced 10 tile jury.Tuesday. Crow aid. sdu:tluw bodl• HANGING BASKETS BEDDING FLATS $795 $695 ALL MIXED 41NCH ,SEED GEUIIUMS FLITS m-7 S;; .. Weilllld. ..a ILL Dl-1 .,. • l Hos-:: Receive degrees · All . traa 8 ;" ..;:. 'rude and illconsidelate,• I would say •lhougbdeas • This is especlJHy 1n1e when lbey'Ye had abit too madt liquid n:freshment. Then, too, there'aiOIIICihing about beiDa away from home that makel thougbtless people less considenle than ever. Just ask any hocel or mocelmaid. . What CCIII you 11vt tlte per$0t1 who 1101 e~~trytlthtg? AMLIJitMrs' booklet, "Gems." is ideal for a itighllttmtl or ctf[et lllble. "Gems" I& a collec· Inside Thrkey hunting equals springtime magic - Jim Freeman- Page B-1 Dolls' "JIIIked glib for money." ., 75 rent" . . ROUTE 33 RELOCATION· Work !ilarted · last week 011 a preliminary study to relocate U.S. . , 33 from Atheaa to the end of tile mstJna fourlane hlpway at Darwia In Meigs County. The · Ohio Departmeat ol Tl'IIIISportatlon hM slgaed a coalrac:t In acea or $1 mlUioD will! the COII· aulllal nrm of Sverdrup Assoclatei, lac., ~ Columb• for the ealineertng study. Here om. c!P lor ODOT ud Sverdrup dilc:- plaas for lite ltudyat the District 10 ODOT lleadquarters . ' In Marlett•• From. left to right, seated, are Joseph Leindecker and Terry WIDebreuer ol Sverdrup; Joha D. Dowler, Dlllt1id 10 depat)' director ODOT, and Jack OUver of Sverdrup. Ia back from the len are Anthnay Durm and Thomas Hedrick or Dlalricl tO's Localioa and · Deslp DepartmenL Tbe propoled allpmeat for the hilhway Is to be rompleted In 199! 1IJid blgh· · way cOIISlruc:tiOII is expected to begin II 1998. . S~dents '"Yho ·Jl·@v~ n~t pa~sed ~ ~ , r. Alr·Overi)'WIIOW" ip+•IQIDJimaiuiateJd in WM!InP"'- D.C., uld be wu llhfti"M tocommrtllliout llbelay· ofl'a becMM be bad MOIYed no edly ~a •d ill commillllliit to job SCCID'Ity for memllen. "Today, coaJ .ailncra in Well Virginia and acrou tile coaJ.fieJd states ll'C fiCin& a t1uest u nebefore • die reWard ror their producllvlty ~omea an unemployment cMek, Oroufeld said. ' Blllllm Awd..... 'uid the 41· employee Robin Hood No. !I mine In BOone County would cloae In early July. All employeea wW be laid off, ciftlcillluald. Thru odler Woat Vlrslnla mines will 1o1e 169 ~Whitt uid. He uid emploc:;ould be notified y II FecJ.. enl No: Ia Wononplla Couaty, Molt&:OII No. 7 Mine in '?tjlil& MA.e falmal•Mil'-ratlOII. Rlleiala CGUIIlY 1114 Hanft No. 1 But lie llid the ualon ... nlpllll- . Mine1n aQCIIIebi.JIII)'. AbouiiO m-. M"'l employ- ' . ...' 'j ••a. CCM!Pstilll or SO 1D 7S pllelllial jiiRID is !bawL Addili-oy. a •• owt ~ CJL 50 to 7S P*"•ial jallls is-A1•iwl, Qr- said. Ja die I d' caR.I11&1in: rl 7S p · i4 ;.u.s••.., ill wU . •toalllC•wd IIC:IIileoC75 ldd a a he • • · Ouw said. h was a ! • • • . .paid- Crow wldrd Polcatial jllniis were sened · wi6 ••e ca ID...,_forjary duly by tile Meip C-lJ Slleriff's Dqw• atlr:alt 19 days ·bebe die b1 ulffle it4y s lid T.-lay. of dlase called to appear '"e1 rea1 mar b s- --orad: .F eel._ ne e•Nirc P' 1 site jalorJ !Mdta ap CJL jary sda:rila,orwairdile(R .-I graduation time wilh~;~ut the requirement of having passed the ninth grade proficiency teSL He also tltin1ts the fact that the classes will be held in buildings of each district will incresse attendance. County school oftkials consider the summer program crucial to many students, although Riebel and By KEVIN KEJJ Y Costanza agree that probably "what Spedal to die T.S . students have not been ab.le to conCAPMUS - A focal poiDl of centrate on in nine monthS. cannot this community closed its doors be made up in three weeks". Saturday. a vicum, 90liiC mi&ltliiJ, "I think there is a danger to of changing times and p a - . puUing too much weight on what regulations. the summer program can do," said But the primary- Cor cJo1.. Riebel '1f they lhink they can walk ing Carta''s Grocay lica !-die~ into the t11ree week program and the couple wbo opemlala uw make up everything, that's a mis' ouaiy for nCarlr 37 yan take. If theh are close then, maybe. a single vacatton feel it'a ailae to and . life. lhll's possi le." · · The summer programs are not ~~we'd lillie ID do compulsory. said the county school besides working all die lime.• Slid officials, but the students need to Lucille Caner, who widl her .._ be totally aware of the fact that band Joe operated the poc:cry beginning in 1994, ~ggradlbetest along the Slrell:h of Stile Roule 141 will be a requirement-Jor · · us- thilt constitutes the IUia draa t1Jrou&h Cadmus. The Cadcn. .m lion. Costanza, elementary supervi- live next to the store, decided 1101 to sor, said that instruCtional methods seU the bn•iness and ·will ·t rqJ die are being reildjuste4 and changed building in the family far llClriF from elementary school to provide students with what Y need ~c!.u:n admiaed tbeir decito know in order to pass the ninth sion to sbutSer the 1101t ~I ' a grade profiCiency test. · nwnber or their ~ ..... .. As for now; said the school offi. who not only depended on il ror some of their food 11111 hi t ., cials, whll we want to do is ., alert high school students and their par· needs, but to lklp. ¥ilil wilh ,. ents about the ponunities ~.or · and pick up 110111C 0( the local-. ~ partie ly the swnmer Joe IIIII L1tcille .-x md, bowe:ar. program, and to be sure everyone that the decitiOII Wll DOt 1ll8lle understands that students in Ohio lightly. • reall 7 en~ ••t.• .Joe who do not pass the ninth grade . "We ve . said of the expe~-. e pull• a proficiet)cy test will not graduate from high school beginning in lot of hours, but If we lla4a't enjoyed it, we wouldn't . . . baCil 1994. here. We enjoyed meeti11 pa . . , and uever had a pr•tl willl one. We got 'aJona widl OICij whiCh you have ., ill till bllieea a~ Balian ASiocieM!)IIioWhiwjll neas." be laid off lallr Ibis month, It "We will mila them. die cusaid. we : 'The timing is terrible, but tomen, and aeein& ?lie bocame acquainted . . . •• when il there a $ood time to tell someone IIIII tlleir mine is clcnt;«! added. A CGPaaiiJ lnts II · or they're going to set laid oft'l Thee~-~.-. he Ald. 'j llenlp •• The company blamed the lay- lybccM'" oll'l on lower coal pricel cl'....t by a familiar Jan mart In ~­ fQrel&D and donatio CICIDpeli~~ over the put 60 tile appnai~ II ~ wit! be ~ ~ 011 """ Fllltely 170 )'Uri till CA hal CliiiDd. Jt ..... liliD .. 1912 or· blilll of I i day, .,. .,... - . 1933 wborl Orll Wl:?l 5 Eur.rn Aaaocllled ila aujiaidlary of Pellllldy Holdlna Co., a T~pap••••• 611 ...... the nltion'l llrJIIl ccal )IIOCiucl!r. ..., - I buk: . . tlco i I II I r. The UMW all'lick PeabOdy aub- . . , I' ..... .._..._...,_ aldia'lel-111 PelaiMY lfW COIIIIIet talbladla~... ll _............. ~~L.......... The ~a.::....~ S,., :1' about lba .-~~ .. 4 .... un;-.:;"wneu . by 11.-. Oadlill. n4 11111-1111101 lllllllldlaiitl, ~. JllliCiico OWIIId far 1J1C110 tlllfl I +o «. ., called "doul:~e be eatlo,, •n Uor...,telf fjlt!l 0 I .., a l • any publicity they have heard COil· cemmg the case and about their views on the death penalty. Some potential jurors are expelled during this phase if tl!ey are found to unswllible for jury duty or unable to be implrtialjurors. Peremptory cballerrga A110 a.m. Mcinday,lhe panel of 28 will be reduced to 12 jurors and two alternates by a process of ~ cballenges. Duriag this process, which is expected to take about a half-hour to an hour according to Crow, each side can alternately dismiss up to six j.urors with the state's counsel stanmg the process. _ . . If not all peremptory challenges · are excn:ised. the.fllllljury will be selected m nwnerical order and two additional jurors :-viii be kept as alternates, Crow said. The 28-member panel of poten:;':~IS~ wide v.~ety· gs ount~ CitiZens wt an averqebe. sge of 3 dyean -b .the otdest mg 68 an two emg 19. yem-old.lo addition, the all-white panel is evenly comprised of 14 ........14 0 l""t The av~ftP education level of the potenti~l jurors is sligh!~ abov~!'!~~•ghndedschoohi!J_evschooel w1 most -·uoe IIIC 6'' I. Carter~ bid customers farewell after 37 years of operating store ' ·""-" ~·--.,..,.-.-~~ ........"""'" . ' .... .,..."".~~ .GROCERY wirll..., .T SALE 't ?!... t Coal company announces.layojjs. · CHARLESTON, W. VL (AP) . _ Uaion millerlat odds wilh COil opii'IIOI'I ovw job IIICUrlty Ina 210 ....n-.- w11en one or Wat Vltiiaii"ilnajor coa=o ratou L ...,.JDCed aiDriel of 1111am Aaocllted Co. of CharleiiOn said 1 bad markel tor coal forced !tiD make die C1J11*b and shut clown one mlno. "We juat can'l keep It golnJ wllh die mar11et u 10ft u Ilia. ll'a a touah li"'•ioD for Ul," Jiutem Aaoclated Ill'' •- Terry Whitt Frlday '1'1111 hal bola Ill :be · I . _ iiJili'y · ui:aaUy n hws Meip Coalll)'. fori " •.rdle-. lists of potential jurors are pub.,_..die tlllir dille, P' 1 tiwre lished in January., May ud this year as students move towsrd . September, Crow said. Pofallial joaQIS IR askd qrssioes .OOUt mand·a:tedlests· wflf'be offeteil1telp··. ' By CodL- HOI!:FLIGH classes offered in ea~:h dislricL 'ruii-.Sel!tiMI Stall' ·Again Ibis year Rio Grande UniPOMEROY • "I dtink there are versity is assisting local teachers in some pareats and some stucjents their preparation for the summer out lhete w11o don 'tthinlr this is fCX' . program. lnforination on. the proniaJ • and that's the real danger," grams wiU be going out Ill parents said ro.hn Costanzo, secondary of all high school students -those su=sor of Meigs County who !lave failed one or more • · Sc · . lions of the proficiency test as well Costanzo was talldng about the as eighth graders who are considOhio Department of Education's ered in need of some remedial llintll grade proficiency test which work. · students will be requ1red to pass Ten:ative plans calls for the before theY can graduate beginning summer programs to run three in 1994. weeks and to be held in 1une. ' The proficiency test comes as a . .Studeqts begin taking the ninth malldate from the Ohio Legislature grade proficiency test when they with lbe goal being to improve edu- are freshmen and have eight opporcation. tunities to J>..!IIS the four secuons There are four sections to the which qualifies them to graduate. test • reading, citizenship, math, The only stlidents exempt from the and writing (composilion). requirement' to pass ~ficiency . . Currently there are more than 20 test are tho~ in spec· education percent of juniors in the three classes. Meigs County high schools who Students repeating the profteienhave not passed one or more sec- cy test take only those sections lions or the test. which they have not already Those students have two more passed. opportunities to take the sections Special help-called interventhey have not passed·before time . tion-.has been in&= all three ·for their gradnatloll. · · districts' regular c cmricuThe next time they will take the lum since the testing program .test is in November; the last time began. Special materials and teachthey will have the opponunity is in ing programs are available to help March. tbe students ·gain the knowledge . At Eastern, there are 22 of the they need to pass the four sections 65 junlon who have not passed·all of the·test. . sections of the test, at Southern · In-scbool and afteNchool prothere are seven of the. .55 studenJS, grams are in ~lace In all diSincts, and at M:~• there ate 29 of the ord' to 0 h a· bel M · ~ •"""'xim 140. ace mg n le or schoo ' · el s• .....-¥ County superintendent Meanwhile, P.lans are moving who says that many students do not forward to provide addilional help take advantage of tile intervenlion to students who wiU eillll:r be talt- . opportunitiel. Last year's swnmer jng the teSta for the flnt time this prograrn enrollment was disapfall or working to pass aectjons pointins, Riebel said, although he they failed earlier. thinks the numbers may be higher Tht.re will be summer remedial jallls m: .._. tn. a lis~, • reg, iscaul-ill•~Hoauu, ia a - wU:h rna:~~ ilnaht: die dr:llll; cy, a !pCl"ial jary p • . or ...-.e. is ll!lhoriud. o.rill& die special veaiR, co Jon for die .w...... are :domiiD be p 7 Crow said. ra dciiiiJ ') cases, a 1IUiin: • .:T; Jl'lf!; of:r . of cm:.-::r I "f...., """'"": WM- 1'IM8 TO -A'Jf -.lee _,IW.. Carter._. Ia fnat o1 dud U '.... ' ' 1J1 z> • Itt POCfi ylllort Ill Ceclm• that , _ ;ftt*-.. 'lite l1lln ' I Sata-da)' after aearly 37 ,ears a••r "e Carten' !)Wnershlp. The Caltis . . . tl..,dlel 'T•8d~theirretiremeaL ' . , - • - •• 7 .,. s. ...'..!!'= EBiat . . Effie g:a~:.; CSiil ~ wi* -- & ...... p .., • '!'t lila: ils: ., ....... . ID t . &Iii GiJ!I . , lata, Tcuco from Ohio in lbe early ·~ to continue providing that lerVice. -·t h !llltil February 1992.thll the pumps disappe,ancl, removed =v:e·=.~ . . . . . . . . . . , ) ' 1 Wi!IGy Slore ow-., with expensrwasi=a iL Bat .. .., Ltlcille a IIIey couldn't afford. New EPA •I•Milids required all ..a, c rr · rf. aqa,iaa_ die Ill dralen 10 replace their IIIOrl&e ided ID*=ir . .... folcinJ them Ill end lhll siae .. . =:..,. . Allac war. dMJoa&li, dley llliiiiiC*=irlllt-rdJ .... ... a... c-;, I.Gcil Se h . . ofiM··· """ "We dil ~ Jlood and had lhe . laid. '"TIMire were tilde," Lacille iu , ..... ra ... .... ....... a •r !!!.~,nta ~ :1.:-:w: ............. s I ••• c.i* C.._. Lais ., ........ from 1hc cu...-.. S't 71, . . ~ dloir fift ...... tank ,..,...........t n•n ,,.. .. Pill Ul out of tile ... 1- . --far' ea.. ':1:e- 1'111 ,... ,... of ..... .. 7 Elllli ........ lar . . IS . . . . . ... wl ...... Daul ol 1111111 I I ., . . Jcanirflllltll 0 II 1f•M 1 l ' , �Pagr A2 Sunday nm.. SenUnel WEST VIRGINIA Weather OHIO Weather Sunday, May 9 Sunday, May 9 . · Ac;cu-Weatber• forecast for . Mothers plan V~teran career seminar planned •• protest march GALLIPOLIS - 1bc Tri·SIIIC announced continue encompass pre-employ-: Friday. The Seminar will be held 1une ment activities b veterans from s: • to Juaniijl Collins ~ IRONTON • Mrs.luanita K. Collins, 72, of lOOS Kemp Lane, Ironton, wife of former State Senator Oatley C. Collins died ThUIBday May 6 1993. ' ' • FunCf111 service will b e 1 p.m. Monday at the T~~cy. Brammer Funeral Hcime,lronlOII. Burial wiU be in Woodland Cemetery. Friends may call from 6-9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. PA. 62• . ' IND. POINT PLEASANT· Oidia Andrew Fridley, 84, of Point Pleasant, died Thur$1ay; May 6, 1993, at· PI~ Valley Hospital following a short ill· I ness. Lead testing program offered POMEROY·· .ll. lead testing program for children ,age six. months 10 six years, wiU be offCI:ed May 17 through Ma~8 free of charge by the Me~ · ty Hcaltl! •Via A.,ot:iltled PrM• GrlpllcsNet • Weather : South-Central Ohio · Sunday, partly sunny, very warm and rpore humid. High in ~ mid-80s. Extended forecast: ; Monday through Wednesday: More warm we·ather, sunshine expected • : By The A58ocj8ted Press · • Warm weather and SUMJ skies are expected across Oh1o this :Weekend , •' : It was clear last night, with lows from the lower SOs in the northcasl to about 60 in the southwesl. Sunday's highs wilUncrease to ihe mid· to upper 80s this afternoon. 1J!at is 10 to 15 degrees above nor· mal. : Around tile nation . Showers fell on the northern Plains early Saturday and humid winds stirred up thunderstorms from Texas through the Dakotas. !Ibe Great Lakes region was unsea~blywarm. • The Plains thunderstorms come on the heels of storms Friday thai spawned tornadoes that tilled two people. Heavy rain was forecast (U8Pll5u.IOO) Publilhed each Sunday, 825 Third Ave., O-.IJipolia, Ohio, by the Ohio Valltly Publiahina Com~ny1Mu1timedia, lne. Second claas po1tage paid at GaHipolia, Ohio 45631 . Entered as aecond cla11 mai1ing matter at Pomeroy, Ohio, P01t Oflloe. Member: The Associated Preu, and the Ohio New1pa_pt!r Association, National .AdvertisinK Representative, Bnnh•m Newapaper S•lea, 7~3 Third Avenue, ~ewYork,NewYork 100l7. SUNDAY ONLY SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Motor Route U ne Weck. .............................................9011! :bne Year................. ......................... S46.80 SINGLE COPY ,-rucE -Sunday................ ,.....- ................. 75 Cent.t No aubtcriptiona by mail pennitt.ed in · areu when motor curler service ia ~vitilable. ')'he Sunday Timea.Senti~el will not be responaible for advante payment.a made to canien. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Sunday Only One Year.................................. ........ $47.84 Six Mon,hs ...................................... $24.79 Dolly oftd B•ndoy MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Inside County 13 w..~u~......................................... $21 .8-1 26 Woelu! .......................................... S43.16 52 Woelu! .. ..... ......................... .......... $8~.76 a.toc O.tslde Coqnty 13 Weelu! .......................................... l23.40 26 Weelu! .................. :....................... S45.50 52 Weolu! .......... ................................ $88.40 ~biiCiiiL Monday, fair. Lows in the 60s. Highs from the mid-70s to lower 80s. Tuesday, a cbancc of showers and thunderslonns. Lows 55 to 60. Highs 70 to 75. Wednesday, fair. Lows 50 10 55. Highs 70 to 75. · SatUrday, including as much as two inches in some areas. Sunny, warm conditions were forecast for the Great Lakes region, with highs as much as 20 degrees above normal in some areas. The East Coast also was due for some sun and warmth. Highs Sl!lurday were expetted in the 40s And 50s in the Rocky Mountain region: the 50s and 60s in the Pacific Northwest and the northern Plains; the 70s in New England, d!e soud!em Plains and part of the West; and the 80s and 90s in the rest of the Lower 48 states. · Ca•te•'S bz·d 1 ' 1 ' •• • later years the store, like many oth· ers, concentrated on selling lun· cheon meat, cheese, snacks and easily-prep!Rd mesls. "When we bought the store, there waa !IMdw one in t.oWn ~ by the bridge," Joe said. "With'this kind of store you draw in trade from a wide territory ..;._ Waterloo, McDaniel's Crossroads, Oallia and still do, but they don't buy groceries anymore. They just want pop, potato chips, that sort of thing. Of course, since we're 16 miles from Gallipolis and 30 from Iron190· people came here for the odds and ends they needed." Over the years, the store became a .gathering place f<K" the community, and a pair of benches in a corner at the front of the business remain as testimony to the community feeling that existed in the store right up to its closing. When the Carters expanded 1he building some years ago, some asked Lucille if the benches would go. 1bc answer was no. ·, "At noon, this corner used 10 be full," loe reflected. "It still is at times. People would stay for an hour, visitllld get the news." The Cadmus school building down the road from the store was the community's high school at the time, and while Cadmui didn't field a fOolllall team in 1956, it still had baskedl8ll, so Fridays and Saturdays saw the store busy with cusIOmers attending games and other na Torres, nursing director of the Meigs County Health . Department, reports that the emphasi$ of May will be to find Me1gs County children who are at risk through lf(lld screenings at 16 · different locatiOns around tlle'county. c••··•·· 1989 Ford I Cab Ranger SLT 1987 Olds Calais 2 Door AutorMIIc, air, cueelte, . IMd lln1r. IPictured Above) Auto., air, V.S. lh'- c• rune br•nd new. (2) 1986 Grand 111111 Both 2 doore. Both hiVe air, one V_., •uto., one 4 cyl, atencl., both eharp. 1988124 Cavalier Auto., •lr, loeb, window., cruiH, tilt, c..._, bllllutlful car. 1985 Bronco II 1984 Oldt Cutlas• Supre111e 2 Dr• . Auto., air, cloth Interior; e-n_. low miiN for._ 1 ' "'1 l \ 'I ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) negligence or the guardian is Ohio's Legislature may change responsible for thC ward's support. . laws that allow guardians of adults The legislation, now awaiting ' personally responsible for the debts bearings, was inttoduced by Sen. · :of those they help, including the ·Grace Drake, R-Solon and Rep. :elderly in nursing homes. Scott Nein, R-Middletown. The Department of Mental Lawmakers face a long list of . Retardation and Developmental bearin~ this week on other mea: Disabilities submitted a bill as a sores, including various sections of' ·.result of a court decision making a the House-approved state budget : .guardian in Knox County responsi- bill which were assigned I!) sub. ble for the debts of his. sisler in a commiuees in the Senate. . • nursing home. · . The general subcommittee of ; The 1989 decision in Knox the Senate Finance Committee will · County Common Pleas Court was consider on Tuesday the budget : upheld by the 5th Ohio District . r~uests the Department of Rella· : Court of Appeals . The Ohio bilitalion and Camctions. Supreme Court subsequently Gov. George Voinovich said he refused to disturb the rulings of the may want 10 make chanf,C:,~ lower courts. budget as a result of the 'lie lerome Manuel. the depart-~ prison siege April 11·21 and the ·ment's director, said the law shollld IDipact it ~4 ,have. on programs. . be changed.bccause guardians play ,He bas special CO!'IDI'~ lllldylng an important role in helping people needs. with mental retardation and develAn educllioll subcommittee will opmental disabilities. · resume bearings Tuesday night 011 •'We cannot permit the cootinu- the education portion of the budget. ation ·of any factor that may The same panel will meet •lain adversely affect the willingness of Wednesday afternoon. individuals to berome guardians," The Senate is expected to Manuel said Friday. reassemble the $30.6 billion budget · The bill, which has been intro- around the end of die month, aticr duccd in both houses, deals with the OffiCe of Budget IOd Manegecourt-appointed guardianships. ment provides updated revenue They are defined by law as a rela- estimates for the tWo-year boottionship between a competent adult keeping period thai sWIS luly I. (guardian) and a person who is not The Senate Agriculture Comable 10 handle his or b~ personal, mittee bas ICRtatively IChedulcd its medical or financial affairs ... " fii'St hclring Thursday 011 a controUnder its provisions, a guardian versial bill, nanowly 8J)IIIOVCd last is not responsible fot dtbts unless w~ by the H~. iifowing the · he has agreed to let them occur, hunting of mournmg doves ion : they arise out of. th.e guardian's Ohio. •z. l 8:00A.M. to 8:00 ~.M. - Arts and Crafts Show 8:00A.M. to 3:00 P.M.- Car Show &Swap Meet 12:00 Noon- "Middebrach' -Hill Stage 1:00 P.M.- Quarter Horse Races 2:00 P.M.- -Born Again Believers'- Hill Stage 4:00 P.M.- 'Idle Time' - Hill Stage 5:00P.M.,.. car Show Trophy presentation 6:00 P.M.- "Midnight Ctoggers'- Hill Stage 6:00 P.M. - Draft Horse Hatter Show • lanama.....,•• In 1aw 1Rl:lllfl. . lmlllllf- . •Free Eatimates . l••mn• · a•• ._1.. CALL . · ·- IIIDII....MrL :Judge orders womal) to write ·,15-page research paper MARIETTA, Ohio (AP) -A : judge sentenced an 18-year-old ' woman to wrile a IS-page resean:h paper after she pleaded no contest to underage consumption of alcG- · . hoi. Malinda McCurdy of nearby : Beverly couljlliave been senleliced on Friday to three days in jail and a $~0 fine. Butludge Milt Nuzum offered the paper as an alternative. . Ms. McCurdy was charged March 26 during a sting by the Washington County Sheriff's DepartmenL A detective involved in the sting .. ...., liGCHial ~ more imOrmatlon contact the following: ra1ta ....... M • • • • • • • • • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .-• • • • • • • ·.·. 7:10, 1:41 liON. THIIU THURS. Bill MURRAY IN ONIIIVIIINQ IHOW7:10· GROUNDHOG DAY Po ADIIIIIICIN •uo 4tl Dill 44e-1081 ....... .... ,_.~. SPRING VAlllY CINEMA -, ~~l4 No doga or 8lcohollo be\wlgae 'lltl !O"ffnn.-.. ffODIC-!.1.!!~· II.,M" -~~-· r il ' ~- · The Gallipolis Police Depart· ment cilcd Ferrell G. Randolf, 237 Second Ave., Gallipolis, foc D.U.I. and left rl center. Hospital news VETERANS MEMORIAL Friday admissions - Wayne Adams Sr.,."(uppen Plains: Edward GALLIPOLIS -The GallipOlis City Income Tax Department issued a reminder that Apil 30 was the last day for filling a 1992 Final Returil and the fii'St quarter for1993 Estimaled Income. Anyone who failed to file needs to do so as soon as possible to avoid additional charges of penalty and interest.or possi6le court proceedings, the release said. Failure to pay the city income Stolen air compressor recovered by lawmen CHESHIRE - An air Comp-e&· sor reported stolen Tuesday from Gravel Hill Cemetery Association was recovered laiC that same day. an investigator with the Gallia County Sheriff's Department reported Saturday. The suspect caused approxi· malely $2,000 to a set of door when he allegedly broke into a building where the compressor was stored. The item was found in the bact seat of the suspect's vehicle, the investiga!Qr said, and charges are pending. Man arrested on DUI charges GALLIPOLIS • Ronnie L. Adkins, 26, 33411upiter Boulevard, Palm Bay, ~-· was arrested Friday afternoon for. driving under the influence, and reckless opera· lion, the Gallipolis Police Depart· ment reported. Serbs agree to let U.N. ' troops in safe havens SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP)- Bosnia's president refused to agree 10 a U.N.-brokered plan for a truce in the embattled Muslim enclave of Zepa Saturdlly, .................. .r.&erbl accepted the poposal. President Alija Izet.begovic refused 10 accept the plan to demil· itarize Zepa - in line with the . prior demilitarization of Srcbreni.ca, another eastem Cllclave - Cot fear this would expose diurilled Muslim defendm 10 a Serb aa.:k. rn.e Muslim defenders were to be disarmed in exchange for the withdrawal of the Serb besiegers and their bcavy weapons. · · ... tax may result in a first dcigree mis· demeanor charge and a fine of not more than $1,000 and/or up to six months in jail. · For more information, -contact the tax office at 441-2060, exL 33 or34. The Chie•s Are Coming! Don't MISS Our Chick Day ]un~ 7,1993 25 sA Huvy ~~.--~ Cliio~~a pl... 50Jb. PuriM ChickS- Med. s20oo s3200 100 S.R. Huvy Breed Chicks plu1 $5 50 lb, Purine Chick Med. £ 50 S.R. Huvy 11.--1 Chicb plue 50 lb. PuriNJ Chick·I - Med. IMC) ~- · CELEBRATE "CHICK DAY" JUNE 7, 1993 WITH TERRIFIC DEALS ON: "Purina PouHry Feeds "Chicks . "Purina HaaHh Producta "Chick Raising Equipment Place Yo~r Order For Chicks Now! "PLEASE BRING YOUR OwN BOX" Ducb Available On Order R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. 399 W. Main-Pomeroy Ph. (614) 992·2164 ' The sto111 wtth "All Kinds of Stuff'' tor Pets, Stables, Larga and Small Anlmala, Lawna and Gardena. . ~~ · · • · FAMILY FLOCK HEADQUARTERS "• PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS . 47th Anniversary_: Sale! · : A 01i£L·~ ln\Jl P" ESTABLISHED 1895 o•io U1ivenity DANCE CONCERT WJ•• ••• Ariel Da1cen Sat., May I5, 1:00 P.M. c-. 441-AATBior .... Info. Morrie IIICI DorolhJ HMidna Ariel ThMirl 421 2nd A.,.,, G•llpolie, Oh. We're Celebrating 4~ Years In Business With Anniversary Specials Like These and Many Others. ALL JEWELRY REDUCED 20%·33%-50% 14 KT. GOLD CHAIN..---·--..50% OFF ALL WATOIES------·20%-70% OFF • I ' ~ 404 SECOND AVE 01\LLJPOLIS. OHIO o1!S6..11 MEMBER AMERICAN 081 SOClf.IV •.PREE ClFJ" WITH ALL NEW; CHA.RCE ACC<xJN'I'S OPENED .., 0.,.""' Rnlncilgki lllbll •Piylnltlll nljljllaUIIIH dlpulng on yow Olllill'll-a t on gnKincla. ,. .\ GALLIPOLIS - Four people were cited ov~night t:riday for driving under the mfluence charges, local suthorities reported Tile Gallia-Meigs Post of ·the Stale Highway Paaol cited Ronnie L. Duncan, 31, 34275 SIIIC Routt 124, Rutland, for driving under the influence, 110 opc:rator's license and SJICCding; lohn C. Sprouse, 42, Cheshire, for D.UJ. and left of cen· ter and Paula R. Lane, 24, Pleasant Valley Road, Rio.Grande, was cited for D.U.I. and driving under City income tax deadline h_as passed. a.m. 10 II a.m. Booths wiD be provided for vet~ eran and/or service provider orga- · nizations 10 showcase their services which may assist veterans. From I p.m. to 4 p.m., area· emplOyers wiD be invited 10 partie~ ipate in the largest employmen( seminar in the area. Last/ear 46 employ<:rs attended an inter.: · viewed more than 500 veterans that attended. There is not cost for the seminar. · Any employer or service· provider in the Gallia, Meiss and Mason areas interested in aaending should contact Tom Whill:, ~­ er at the Ohio Job Service, 4S Olive' Street, Gallipolis at 446-1683 for more information. · I ....., .ncl alacblolly lnolildlcl. ·' . 4th at the Veterans Memorial Fieldhouse in Huntington, W.Va. In a continuing effort to provide employment related services to Tri· SlaiC veterans, this years event will ~ ) . Cemplng 8Y8IIable- .,••• for 2 cl8ya, . S,u'rdiieln..........._. ............ ' · VciCrans Emplo)'IIICnt Committee is fCCrl!iting _employers and service PI'Oviden for the Fifdl Annual "Tri· litate Veteran/Employer Career Awareness Seminar," the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services .. Mary K. Roae-949-2822 Quarter Horte FIKes ..................... Suun Sheppard • 948-2128 Draft Horu ...... ..__... IVilies ......................Tim Beathl· 992·7880 Antique tl'llclor Show & Puii ...........Lerry Hollon· 949-2181 Car Sttow .................... ....................BUI Neutzling ·1185-4317 (114) 44! M18 or 1-ION72-1187 IHOWnll!l FRI., lAT., IUN. A FEW GOOD MEN 11. NID 446 Four cited on DUicharges praised the "I'd pref« something like that Whidalch, Pllmaoy. ov~ the three days due 10 her 13e Friday disc~es - Lawrence Jl!lll the fact thai she's still in high Klein, Pomeroy;lizabtth Milton school," said De!Cc:tive SgL lelfrey Middleport; and WiiiJam Right: Seevers. house. Pomeroy. . 1 "I think 15 pages of research will take her some time and by doing all that work maybe It will hit borne and she'D realize that severa! deaths occur each Y'* due to alcohol abuse." The jail sentence arid fmc will be imposed if Ms. McCurdy does 1101 complete the paper by June 4, Nuzum laid. FRI. THRU THURS. IICHAEL DOUQLAI Ill FAUING DOWN A Fill., SAT., SUN. JACK NICHOLSON, TOM CRUISE IN • Addalou Lewla • 982·2824 . -tence. TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - A molher of three said she (ears for her and her family's safety when they walk out of their inner-city home because of an increase in crime and png riolcnce. But lhat llan't slOPPed Arneua Grier from tJying 10 00 something to save her neighborhood. Ms. Grier, 51, bas put together a mllition that' plans a Mother's Day march 011 Sunday 10 draw 1111ention to youth violence and off~ a helping hand 10 troubled teen-agers. "This isn't a black thing. This isn't a Hispanic thing. Crime and . gang .violence affects everybody. We have to come together and show tbat we wanl something done," Ms. Grier said. "We'm begging the kids 10 ~ .the violence, to put down thcu guns," she said. Many Toledo community organizlltions, including Mothers Out· raged Against Drugs, plan 10 par· ticipate. Civil rights leaders and city officials had' promised to attend the march, she said. · More than 200 people took part in a similar march last Mother's Dl!Y· Ms . Grier said more were expected 10 participate lhis year. Tbe group will march in a cenlral city neighborhood before hold· ing a rally at the Braden United Metbodist Church. loseph lennings, former gang member and drug addict. will address the gathering. The Rev. Floyd Rose, a local civil rights advocate, laid he supports the effort. He said the city has been tom by violence. His son, Gerald Rose, a civil rights activist, also backs the rally. He has been wll!ing 1 campaign to get cenlral city convenience stores to stop selling alcobol to teen· agers. He also bas been trying to get s.tores to slOP. selling T-shirts and hats that glcrify drugs. Violence has exploded in the inner-city. . There have been dbzens of shootings and stabbings involving teen-agers this year in Toledo. Five lecn-agers have been killed so far this year, including one who was kiUcd aflcr 8IJuing with his friend over a slice of pizza. "Tbe violence bas to stop," Ms. Grier said. "We need more police. But we. also need parents to get .involved in their children's live. We bave 10 show the children we CMC.•• COLONY THEATRE KANAUGA DRIVE-IN Gates open at 8:00A.M. ·1 All Day .,.Antique Tractor Show 8:00A.M. to 6:00 P.M. -Arts and Crafts Show Car Show and Car Corral . 1:00 .P.M.- "'ut of 11Je Blue Band'- Hill Stage 1:00 P.M.- Antique Tractor PuH -Infield 2:00 P.M.- Draft Horse Fun Show ·. ... 2:30 P.M.- Chester UnHed Methodist Church Children's Choir HHI Stage 4:00 P.M. - '\.iclcsldllet Barid" - Hill Stage . Adml•lon - $2.00 per d•y •t the g• • . . •Finanacing available for •veryone no matter whlll utility company you are on. •Very affordable ' Sunday, May 16_, 1993 Feat.,rea: •10 Yr. Limited Warranty . & Copet•nd Scroll Compruaor •12 S.E.E.R. etflclency •Designed for your Coleman, Intertherm & MlllerFum- . Lawmakers asked to change guardianship ·laws MEIGS COUNTY ~ SHOW&SWAP . SUNBURY • Lorene Young Kennedy, 82, formerly of Rutland, died Friday, May 8, 1993, at h« home in Sunbury. · Born August 9, 1910, she was the IBighter of the laiC loc and lease Spires Young and was a 1928 graduate of Rutland High School. Survivors include a sist.el, Pauline Buck of Point Pleasant, W. Va; two brod!ers. Frank and Wilbur Young, lxith of Rutland: and several nieces andnep~ws. . She was preceded in death by her husband, Paul; a Sllll, Keith; and two brothers. Joe and RoberL Services will be held 1 p.m. Monday at Devore Funeral Home in Sunbury. . ~ . IEIIIEn•s MOIIU lOME HIAnlll & COOUII ,, · i;: The Most Efficient Heat Pu•p in the Manufactured lousing Industry. . Lorene Kennedy · One ·hundred medicaid and a hundred non-medicaid children will be ICSted by Health Depart· ment registere4 nurses IIISillled by 'vokmteers from the Senior citizens . Center. . \. Schedule for the finger stick ICStS is as foUows: · · Monday, May 17 at the·Health Department, 9 10 II am. and I 10 3 p.m. Tuesday, May 18, Human· SerHUBBARD'S CIIEENHOUSE vices Building, (third floor conferl•N-Operafor ,...J,' • ence room) 9 10 1 am. Md 1 10 3 . n. s...o... p.m. , SPEAKER -JIJD K-:t,, above ~t left, lei ' I Pllm lllewtrlat & . Wednesday, May 19, Columbia owner of J.E. Ketlliqer TrackiDg Co., Oak - ineot• ect~y YIJifiW•I, H . . . Wm, Pelllll Township Fire Departmen~ 9 to 11 !dentlroed in a plloto fn Friday's Gallpolis DaDy Tribune pertain. a.m.; Scipio Township Fire Depart· Pllm, C.....ti.U. •• ··~·ry 1n.11 to ID economic developme•t c:oal'ereiiCt at tile UBiversity of PlusAzMl ....,.,.._., ment, l 10 3 p.m. · Rm Grande wbere be spoke. The phoCo t11at appeiiRII Friday wu SPECIAL OF THE MOJIITH Thursday, May 20, Syracuse that of Paul Clapsliddle, In photo at ritbt, economic developmnt lrdr. Fire Department, 9 to 11 a.m.: manager for Columbia Gas of Oblo. · C.UIIewer '1.1 S Racine Fire Department, I to 3 HUBBARD'S IIEEIHOUSE p.m. Continued from A-1 SYUCUSI ' Friday, May 21, Ches~t Fire OPEN DAILY t-5, SUNDAY 12·5 Department, 9 10 11 am. school functions. "Is. that all you "ve got?" Keith 992·5776 Monday, May 24, Ruiland Fm: Even with the opening of South· said the robber asked. western High School in 1957 and The reply: _"It's every damn cem Cadmus' transformation into an I've got." elementary building, the scljool A tornado ripped through cad· provided the Carters with a aood · mua the following June, Cll!ling 110 share of its business and color. damage 10 the store but ICiring up Cadmus Elementary closed in 1985 one of the pumps. Ne&lby oulbuildand the building is now owned by ings and the roof of the grade Wabiut Township, which operates school were also damaged by the it as a enmmunity c:enter. • tornado. ''Everything thai ever happened All through this, the Carters in this community, they'd call the kept the store open six days a store and tell us," Lucille said. "All week, save for the lrip they took 10 of the bad things, they seemed to Nashville last July as a 50th wedcall us, sometimes 10 get help, ding anniversary gift from Keith, because for a ilum of years we Lois, Keith's wife.Lois and the I 'r \1 \) I I l I didn't have 1111 ambulance service." ' I • • grandchildren. It was the first vacap I . . . . ...._, . _ , _ _...... · Good times, bad times tion they had taken since opening The store also saw its share of the store. HOLIDAY INN • GR. excitement - including an armed ·ST71t. ... When the Car1ers first toot robbery on Dec. 23, 1980, when over, the SIOre remained open froiD Olt.7• w two men seized the cash register 6 a.m. until 9 p.m., but m recent Par Mono ltotanaollao Call C6lli) 637-22~1 receipts and whatever they could years, they cut the hours back to take from some of the customers, · 6:45 a.m. until 6 p.m. For the Jmt who were forted to lie face down few years, they have run the store on the floor. 1bc men fled,by car, alone,bulintbepas~theyutiliud 1 but were eventually arrested after a manber of local high school girls committing a few other robberies. 10 help part-time. · Keith Carter recalled the inci''They atcomplisbed a lot when dent vividly and chuckled at one they worked here," Lucille said memory. One of the customers, with some pride, noting thai work· who had a significant amount of ing in the s10re helped fuumce the MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, POMEROt OHIO cash on him at the time, was able to girls' education through the Unislide the billfold under the dairy versity of Rio Grande and other case. When on11 of the robbers colleges so they could become . Saturday, May 15, 1993 de~hismonq,thec~~ Gates open at 8:00A.M. teachers, nurses, or other profeshanded him his change purse con- sional workers. All Day· Antique Tractor Show taining about $4. ' ULTRA HIGH EFFICIENCY HEAT PUMP SYSTEM ' Department, 9 io 11 a.m.; Salem Center Fire Department, 1 10 3 p.m. Tuesday, May 25, Meigs Coon· ty Health Department, 9 to 11 Lin. and Ito 3 p.m. Wednesday, May 26, Long Bot· tom Community Building, 9 10 11 a.m.; and Reedsville Fire Depart· men~ 1 10 3 p.m. Thursday, May 27, Letart Ele· mentary School, 9 to 11 a.m. and Portland-Elementary School, I to 3 p.m. . Friday, May 28, Meigs County Health Department, 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. It wiD be several weeb after the testin&· before the .esuJ.ts .-e &Vailable. They will be mailed .to the parents. Results with a score of over 10 will need 10 have a re-lesl by going to a personal physician and/or a lab to have blood drawn f!om the arm vein, Torres said. · · ~ July 22, 1908, he was a son of the laiC Taylor N. and Susie (Mattox) Fridley. He was a farm~. . He was also J"CC(Icd in death by his wife, Bertha (CouriU) Fridley; three brothers and a 'daughter. . ' Survivors include a dau¥hter, Loretta Lane rl Westcrville Ohio· a brother, Ray Fridley of Pomt Pleasant; four sisteri, Looa laMs ~ Wortman and Della E. Rice, all of Point Pleasant and Stdla Smith of Letart; two grandsons, Larry and Ronald Lane; three grelll-gnmdchildren. Service will be Sunday, May 9, at 1:30 p.m. at lhe Wtlcoxen Funeral Home with Pastor Dale '.blimar officiating. Burial wiD follOw at ML Zion C~eteryinLeon. · · Calling houri will be held from 7-9 p.m.ronight (Saturday). W. VA. .. . Oidia Andrew Fridley • lcolumbusl83" • Sunday Times Slntlnei--P~~ge-A3_ ott-Point Plea•nt, WV 1993 Accu- Weather• forecaat for daytime conditions and cooditions.and OHIO ~y9, Pomeroy llddlep0rt-G8IIIpolle, ott Point PI-nt, WV I ' ' . ' II .( .t • 1;- , . . .. '~ ' ... ' ..\ .. .. .. .... ~ ' .' , . ' 101 �.. .- -- ~ • ' Local May9, 1993 - - -·- · -Tri~County briefs . Deputies probe accident . Sunday Times-Sentinel/A4 RUTLAND - No serious injuries were reported following a single-c:ar accident on Stale Route 124 near Rutland Wednesday after· noon. . . . According to a report from the Me1gs County Sheriff's Department, Amy D. Jlias. Langsville, wu westbound when the accident .occurred. She reported the 1986 ChevroleJ Cavalier she .was driving swayed to the left and she jerked the wheel to the nghL The car went off the roadway and into a «Utch and eq.bankmenl . The Rutland squad and fire department responded 10 the scene. Moderate damage was listed to the vehicle. Man held on check charges POMEROY - A. Pomeroy man' is being held in the Licking County Jail on Qtder of the Meiss County Court on felony cbmges of uttering bad checks. · . Douglas Freeman is expected to be returned to Meigs County early next week. · :rhefts, vandaUsm reported POMEROY - Deputies of the Meip County Sberifrs Depanment !ICC investigating several reported thefts and an incident of mailbox vandalism. · Louise Arthur, Barringer Ridge Road, Portland, reported Friday afternoon that last week she «Uscovcred her outbuilding had been entered and a large number of items stolen. · . Glena Smith, Gilkey Ridge Road, Shale, reponed Friday ~­ noon thal her lawnmower was stolen sometime between April 28 ·andFrida . Fetty, Langsville, reported Friday thal two ladders were stolen Thursday night or Friday morning from bis fann. Mildred Well, Flatwoods Road, reported Thursday morning thal ber mailbox had been run over by a vehicle. . . Harm'1 .Woman reports theft of $1,600 GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis police investigated the theft.Friday ·of a bank bag containilig $1,600. According to the rejJort, Ann Pmy, Palriot, padre4 bel-vehicle at . Odd Lots, Pine Street, Gallipolis, and what she relumed a bank bag •containing the money and three endorsed checks was missing. , Police are still investigating the incideDL Vehicle burned VINTON ,.- The Galliii-Meigs Post of the Slate Highway Patrol is investigating a vehicle fue wliich OCCIII1Ild early Saturday morning in Morgan Towaship. . . According to the report, a 1969 Volkswagen was found burning on Frank Road (Towaship Road 699). The vehicle sustained heavy, «Usabling dainage and was towed from the scene. · DepU ti"eS 'nVeS • ti' at B&E g 't Alice Allbri~llt, 77 Broad Street, Ceat.erville. to!d Gallia County sheriff's dcputtcs the found ber garage door partially open and a porch railing bent Friday night at her residence. Nothing was report· ed missing. ADlwl !twol WATCH Vehicle vandalized lli Court si., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) m -lt56 FOR Judy Patterson, 2088 State Route 7, Gallipolis, filed a vandalism complaint with the Gallia County Sherifrs Department friday. AccordinJIO the report. someone scratched obscenities in the ~~ on die driver's lind passenger's side door and left rear of ber vehicle. llf'PEPL WINGETI' ... M 'r WEDNESDAY'S Windshield damaged GALLIPOLIS - Helen Weker, 549 Fourth Ave,, Gallipolis, filed a vandalism complaint with the Gallipolis Polite Depanmcnt Friday. Accor«Ung to tbe report, someone used a pellet goa to shoot the windshield of her 198g Oldsmobile while it was parked at her residence. Board to·meet GA.LLIPOLIS - The Gallia Cpuaty District Library Board of Trustees will meet Tllesday, May 11, beginning at 5 p.m. in the Bossard Memorial Litnry. Police cite six The Gallipolis Police Department cited six people overnight Fri- day.Brent E. Wachs, 20, 12 Vmton · Street, Gallipolis, was c1...u .,_, •aor driving under suspension and Beojamin C. Boyd. 25, 4746 Cberry Ridge Road, Oak Hill, was cited for unsafe vehi!:le. Cited for opm container were Leslie 'A. Combs, 21, 21 Gallia · Street, Gallipolis; Joseph L. Shina, 22, Scout Camp Road, Chester; Timothy Elkins, 7757 Slate Route 588, Gallipolis and Brandol) K. Curtis, 22, 146 Carman Drive, Gallipolis. Curtis was also cited for resisting arrtsL ,\ . ··-~ 11' · Alllltaat Publisher-Controller A MEMBER af Tile A.wlciated Press, and the American Nezw:aN[' •A - fw DETAILS ON THE ANNUAL GALLIPOLIS - Peggy Christian, 50 Mill Creek, Gallipolis, told Gallipolis police someone stole a 20-inch boy's bicycle from her residence Friday. PAT WHITEHEAD BOMJri"WJI.SOND- PAPER FOR Bike stolen l.£110S Of OI'INION - ...,lcmJe. Tbey sbould be less than lOO - * . AD loao:n - alsja:t io alitin& and must be sig~d with - . .ill ess _.. w -"cr. No. unsigned letters will be Wi't . ~ . . 1..-. lle •.JII lf!Od. w te,. . addr...mc -issues·, ·not , • s::o::; pa• Tri-County Manufactured Home Show ~ r· . ~- Wb•t H · Sha k tog up . . I e . 0 use statT ~arty in the game • IF YOUR LAWN LOOKS LIKE THIS . . . .•. - I ' . I .. Call our office NOW for additional details on this great new plant NATE COMMUNICATIONS or 1-800-877..0050 ,....;;;;;.;:==::::::;:e~ aa .i ..• , ; ' die_.., !•:: ,I • I ' =:,sr;:_wr!;z,: ' •" • Deposits: a. In domestic offices .... :.......................... .....................................................................................250,400,000.00 (I) Noninterest-bearing ................ ............................................................ :.22,811.00!1.00 (2) Interest-bearing ............................................................. ..................... 227,589,000.00 · Federa~nda purchased and securities 101d UDder I&I"Jnents to repurchase in domestic offices of lbe bank& of iU Edge & Agreement subsidiaries, & In ffiPa: Securili11 sold under agreemenll to repurchase ......................................................... ........ .'...... :.......4,727,000.00 · Other borrowed money ., .......................................................................................................................4,039,000.00 Other liabililios ........ ;.................................................................................:......................................... .2,4$2,000.00 Total liabilities ..........................................................,............................................ :..........................261,618,000.00 ·' 7 I' r Je!1'18y B. Smitb l'rlllk H. Mllla, Jr. - Dlteeton ·.w. ~.own c.u SIU of Olllo, Conaty of oailia, N : .Swora to and ~ btlort me tbiJ 27tb day of Apt!, 1993111d I bereby ceJdfy lbat I 1m ilot a olriMr or dh- of IWI iNIIk. . . . Clady H. , . _ , NoclrJ .... Clady H. Jt illllltae, Not11y Public, SW. of Oblo. My .........t•muxprn .._. 26, 11196. ' . ' ' _._lt_ ' Today~ in history Berry•s World i PRISON . Common stoek (No. of Shares a. Autborized ............. ;....S6!,740 ' b. Oulltanding ..................S61,740) ......................................................5,617,000.00 Surplus (exclude aU surj>lus relaled to prefoned stock) .............................................. ..................... ....9,715,000.00 ' a.Undivided profill and copltal r e - .......................................................................................... 5,347,000.00 b. LESS: Net unreallzed lou on muketable equity oocuritieo ............................................................. !6!,000.00 Total equity capital................................... ............................................. ....... ........................................ 20,518,000.00 ·Total equity copitalllld 1ouea dofemd punullll to 12 u.s.c. 1823(1)........................:.................................................................................20,518,000.00 · Totallilbililiel, Umlteci-W't pnl'emd llock, equity capital, llld lolaea defoned punUIIIIID 12 U.S.C. 1823(1)...............................................:........................282,!36,000.00 MEMORANDA: A - Ollllllaadiac u of Report of CODdltloll dale: Standby Jetten_of cndlt 'lbtal................................................................................................ :.............455,000.00 '= soc:y dial. . ...... ••• ' ' • : ..• . w.-... : l ·...::r-=:-:.19f!:e. .I ' 'It s eq~ly clear Cliotoo had miXed, feelings ~t ~ w11o wasn I ellpecllDg a JOb offer because of his aloofness from die · actua~ campaign and his criticism • o~ Omton. Tben. came a call from • J:.ntl.e R~k last Dec:ember sum- , morung him to a niCetmg. · : " It wa~ very_interestin~." P~netta. smd ~! h1s c:onversltioo w1th Clinton. 11 was one on one . :-no~ pcr;;on there. We Mill, t 1b th m o ~ I rary ~~ e go~emor s ' . manSion. He basacally said, 'How do I put together. an ecoaomic plan? How do I get 11 P eII? Wba do you !}lia~7 • And I basically shared With him ~ 1 dMli!.P lhe : ~ought to be. , Clintonbmii'ghtupOMBforlhe , fU"St ~e during the last IS min!*' : of theu two-~our conversanoa . .•. Panetta ~r. ~ 1!'1 ~ spot, albeit with nuxert feei"IP • a~t leaving Coogress. Clintoa's • feehng was apparently mutul. • Clinton was basically tryina "to , establish what's this guy (Paoeaa) • like, what's he about," Paaetta ~ explained. • .. ; Despite some early roedblocb. ; Panetta is still enjoyiq .lbe rela- : lively easy part of the year-loa1 . budget JrOCCSS. As things get more .: JpeciflC in the coming ~ ~ ' knows h'e must shed. the "aic:e • jiUY" image be wore for 16 )'CIII ' m Congress. Instead of "Mr. N"a ~ Guy," Pailcttl will 110011 be fc!Rled ~ 10 become the "Dr. No.. of Cia• ton's tax and inveat admi~Un~ioa. • "I told the presideat tbal iD • some ways, to do this job ripl, I've got to be your SOB. I've &Otto be able 10 say 110 and you may DOt • want to say 110. ... They (Cabiael • members) don' t want to be told : they can't spend iL On Capitol Hill, ' . 10 some extent, it's the I~ ... lbat gives Yllll some cover. Rae,. the presidelli is my only cover." •. Before it's over Panetta maY: wish ·he had heeded his parents advice and enrolled in medical • school. Jack Andersoa aDd Michael . Billsteill are writen for Uaited. Feature Syadlaate, IDe. ~ l-IABILITIES '·' !ill • ' • • a..._ ilia a.ny, ..S · • impetuous one. The ..CIC ._ a , I 3 "n . lis I r l • .__ • .....__L "'**"' do.u~~~~~ro~'f. "--L• • .a - w-. --..we~tD ... . ' • .,.. -.e-..lld:IO.,.._... ~ 11een woskin• on from the Rope, I know that you know suppo'!ed ·to be the viciousness of of 133, or 24% (A majon . . 'ty incor- lowing: t1 1· · 1'' k llid, ciliBB Ilia eu• ·- i*Oit.ull and h1s budget of Jhat Msy !sa is called National Law the ~n!"e !liher than .the defen• rectly estimated lbat laW}'d's EDSt~ 79% of the respondents believed . ~ I Cllblii I 7 Pwilllllll " . Day and that is the beginning of the . dant s likelihood of fleemg; up at least 70% of our state legisla- lbat the Ohio courts currently MJet,, Ci • llid -.e S r .:ap- die jobl bill he sou&illto stimulate week for the observance of the· SS% of those. surveyed incortors); · · too many defendants get off with: · lk o ••wy• ..sy ID iJe .,._...., II) • Rcptclllic:an filibuster, took too National Law week by the legal Ughtsentences"; : Nearly half (45%) of iespon-=llriaeilra I "tdJ...:IP"W••;Tbt""cioimiO.!f:itout,and · profession. This wedt an Ohio Uni• A resounding 89% said that'" deats incclrTectly estimated thal 1/3 dleHellll'dlille ; -_ C!"J "":._. : • 10 ~go" VOICS,t be bewere his. versity/OSBA publication resesrch or more of all civil cases filed in Ohio courts should provide more: - ..,.,.... ._ _. """JUII& • 'CI'Ol , w n wrong1y team conducted a study which I Ohio courts go through a trial and mediation services 10 belp resolve ICC I !IlleS 7 2; '5ekadl:rof I, _ aa$23miJ!ioa~barrel think, Rope, you will find interest- rectly believed that a search war- are decided by a judge or jury disputes without the need for lrials; pmjDttbal• I ia ita His ..,..e •nan apotopol . ing. . · · rant places no restriction on what (Most knowledgeable sources and ' - Wlliie lilb .._,..- die- ia lk Ov.I Office, a strong, sound The questionnaires were sent to polite may search for or seize in a would place lbat figure no higher 69% of respondents qRied that: _. r is aw:icl 10 ray p:; - • M dlcn:'s. a !eXt on lbat in troubles 1,384 adults selected at random specified location; , the courts were backlO&Jed · than 5%); .... . _ . l IS . from county seat phone directories. Nearly half (47%) of those . ..._ ilr ";1,-.-&: because of people trying to get Tw~ out, of every three respon-. 1ri*lisciM'Nti'IC, allrative chief of statt · Of this number, 426 individuals responding incorrectly believed rich quick by suinc someone". ..., afta J... S "s style W lrcc&: a liability. Sam Skinner completed the questions and the that a grand jury hears witnesses dents mcorrectly estimated that The winnez or the contest giveD Ohio's civil legal aid programs results were tabulated. This study and cross eumination not .only were providing service to 1/2 or last week (''What do ~ get if you ~~ ~~ has a margin of error of plus or from tbe prQSCCution, but also from cross a cotter spamel, a poodle, ciiCie Balls w · I I ....... ., prt_r- ~ llaka mill chlrJe,.his staff, minus 3.2 percent. Twenty five · the defendant, before handing more of the clients seeking such aid and a rooster?") was John Hunnell. (A 1991 statewide legal needs tile air of a • 14. 11111r: IIIII !aie. questi0115 were scored on a 0 to 100 down an indictment; and study found lbat Ohio's legal aid The answer - a cockapoodledool _ . 1<1 " Jc & "s ctil:l.of ...... l)! u T. Repa, resigned under fue percent scale as an index to that Two of every 10 respondents programs were able to help only Out in left field, Rupe - Belle*h , ill I!I87• .&Yw • 0 iac fa File!-' blamed liim for'''c:haos person's basic legal knowledge. incorrectly agreed that a criminal about one of every six poor persons this stone, this lump ·or clay, Lies : ""*~·--affair. Using the traditional classroom defendant must prove that be or she who need assistanCe.); and UEICie Peter Daniels, Who too early : • Cll1l:r ~ 10 allice &Jizlc tlltn: woaPd be . , pllsce guard of White standard of 70% as the lowest pass- is innocent in order to be acquitted. in the month of Msy toOk off his · : A majority (53.3%) of respona..e • " •·•ic OICr N · s ......,,... bul ct.aec~ his manaae- ing grade: 300 of the 426 survey ON THE CIVIL SIDE, those dents incorrectly eslimat¢ lbat 1/2 winter flannels! :. respo1ldents (70.4%) "flunked" the surveyed were knowledgeable or more of all felony defendants ln God we truSL : ' ~.cs·~=-c=f~s= tes1 by answering fewer than 18 of about small claims court, coasumer Editor's Dole LoDI·II•e : were l!~}e to hire pnvate defense owee_..._ • the 2S questions conec:tly. cooling-off periods, parentalliabili- lawyers, rather lban relying on pub- Attoraey Fred W. Crow Is tile ; OjMzw"s -'Y p+ 'I , MEl_. I 1 , -minor by oompriroo. The mean or middle score ty for children's actions and real lic defenders or court-appointed COIItrlbator of a weekly colusa • Aad as Sea. Cmzwr ! ' I ' • 6e w· leader._... among all respondents was a gmde estate deeds. Theie wac .a number counsel. Knowledgeable source for The Sunday Tlmes-Seatlael. : . D - . the new pres!·dt.a is - . - . 10 be j ·s • for die '""l••itieOJ of his staff but for of 63% .(15.8 coaect answers out of other basic legal facts and pin- estimate that 75-SO% of all felony Readen wisbill& to applaud, ait· · A 1 lie M ill clailila . . Cl•• . lllif other 5II'Oblems. ' of 25); and one of five respondents ciples with which survey partici- defendants get !he bulk of their rep- lelze or commeat oa uy .Uject . "l cicilkif_iiD . . . . ~. . . . berekJ I atofowi01C$in histo- . was unable to answer even half of pants wac not familiar: resenlation from defeose offices or (except religioa or J!Olitics) are :: u phn-.:..~~ the questions correctly . (Note: More than 40~of respondents court-appointed counsel. :y, eacouraged -to wr~te lo Mr. · • . Since 44% of thOse returning. sur· incorrectly believed that, if they The... survey also .. shows the fol-. Crow, in care or this DeWIIpllpfr. · ' lrDilOa'S NOI'£- WaiSir R. Mean, 'ria· prtllcl6t aad colam· ·veys wac college gmduatcs - twice were sued for damages and pre\ aiat ler'llle A ii!fe' ,. t , ._ npwte4 oa Waalclacto• aad the percentage of collejle grads as vailed in court, the unsuccessful 1 n .... in the general populanon - mean plaintiff would be'requir¢ to reim~- scores are probably higher than burse theit legal costs; they would be for a more wesco· 68% of diose surveyed incor.' tative cross aection of Ohio adults.) · rectly thought Jhat plaintiffs in civil '' '' ' The pass rate for persons who lawsuits 'must prOve lbeir claim by " had completed college was 44%, the criminal standard of ''beyond a By The Allociated Press . but dropped to 24% for those with ressonable doubt•, rather than simToday is Suaday, Msy 9, the !29th day of 1993. Tbere are 236 days some post-high ~ehool education, ply by a Sl/49 preponderance of .left in the year. This is Molher's Day. · · 16% for hi&h ICbool graduates, and the evidellce; and- than half of Today's Highliglit in History: only 8% for persons who did not the respondents incorrectly thought On May 9, 1754,;the fU"St American newspaper carwon was published. complete high school. lbat a realtor involved In the sale of The picture in Benjamin Franklin's "Pennsylvania Gazette" shov.ed a Persons who frequently get a home has a legal obligation to snake cut into sectiOns, each part representing an American colony. The information about the legai sySICI11 protect the .interests of the buyer as caption read: •'Join or die. •• from newspapers had the same pass well as those of the seller. On this date: .• · · rate as those who said they rely In terms of aeneral knowledge · In ~S02, c::hristopher Columbus left Cadiz; Spain, on his fourth 111c1 be8vily on 1V news for legal infor- abola the justice system: f'mal UJp to the Western Hemispbere. mation. Each poop had,a l2'1> pass canS2be%s::re=wen= uaawareordis~barredla~or In 1913, the 17th amendment to the Constillilion, providing for the rate, while those reporting low •· • election or senators by popular vote rather than selection by .. reliiDc:e on newspapen or 1V news ethics or enses which do not was ratified. _.. ...,.._.. . had nearly lder!tical27% pass rates. involve criminal conduc:t; In 1926, Americans Richard Byrd aad Floyd Bennett becan!c the first · The most significant media49% of those aurveyed incor- men to make 111 ~ fli&ht over the Nmb Pole. : related fiadlng was that perltlna rectly believed tbat a court of In 1936, Italy 111aexed Ethiopia as Benito Mussolini celebraled ill ·, who received a peat deal of infor- a~ ~Is and questions key Rome. · : matiOII about ·legal matters from trial n . - l n the normal course In 1961, in a speech to the National Association of Broadcl'lm, Fed- · 1V elrama had a much lower pass of its delibcndons; eral C0111munieations Commission ehlirman Newton N. Minow coo- :. rite (24.5%) than lhoiC who said S9% gueSICCI wrong about the demnedtelevisionproarammingaa "Yilt wasteland." · ·, they IOidom or watdl court- · number or justices on the Ohio In 1974, the House Iuclic:iary Commiaee. its hefrings on wbetbet : 100111 chmal (32.2% Jllll rate). Supmne.Coul1; and · to recommend the~ of Presideat Nuton. . · : With reaard to CRIMINAL 57% could not identify Thorllas Ia J978, the buUet·riddled body of foriner Italian prime miDis1ec AJdo ., · LAW •AND PROCEDURES: I. Moyer as Ohio'• Chief Justic:e ~. ~ho had been abducted by the Red llripcl5. wa found in 111111m- ·: Respondents did well on questions from a Jill of four !W!!eL mobile m Rome. :· about Ohio d!'unk drlvin& laws, ' The lUrveY llbd a numllcr of In 1980, 3S lllOIAlrills tilled .wben a Liberian fte1a11tcr nmmed : doublejeoperdy, theriahtlo appeal queatio•• alekia& reapondeata' the SlllllhiDe ~Y Brid&e over Florida's Tam.. Bay, '*"iDa a 1.400 ·• and tho defhiltion of a rerony. "best f,I1I!Jd' llbotll ¥lriaul upocll section of the bridae 10 collapoe ; ,: There wa-e odler - · howe¥er, ofthe]llllli!CI) , eo•whetller Ia 1987,111118) people lboiR 1 Po1isll jetliner wa tilled wbeli die iD whic:b the aurvey tllrlled up 1 the- public's pnenl percepdona New Yort-bound pllll.i:rulled and burned in Waraw as die pilot diabiDa Iact of knowled&e llbout m11eh up wiib oumllt ,.litios. llllkina an emerpncy Ntum. , to1110 bla1c lqallllllfal: Amonl ~ iJI WOI!by TOll yean laO: Bddlil Prime Mini MY Mapd n.ber eaJied a a•; • 64~ of aU I'Oipolldeilta jacor· 7~~ -of ro~~enta aroaaly · erai election for June 9, 11 .-tthl eadiY thaD Jhe - mq 1c:4 10, . . : : rectly believed dill a Judfe1 IIIOit ov.W.tim,C"tqe bf' the result was a la!Drm¥Jrity ill l'lrtilllleldJr die 0: 11 ulll-.) : "HHIy! I bnllre my old If/COld. " imporlllll CCIIIIidelllial 18 Mt&ina i:udtllt Oblo wllo ~ Fi~ yeap 11110: ~·'CB'ioll Scaellly Willilm J. B 1111 ced.. ' · • bond for 1 criminal defendant is iaW)'CII. ~ ftpre beiD& 3~ would leave bis posidon ill fllld-Seplember. · · . . & ASSETS Cash and balances due from deposito~) iDJiihllions: , a. Noniiiterest-bearing ba)ances ood currency ood coin ...................................................................5,176,000.00 b. In\Ol'Osl-bearing balances:........................................................................................ ,.....................S ,501,000.00 Securities ............... .. .............. ..................................... .............. ..... ..................................................... 77,169,000.00 Federal funds sold & sec:urities purchased under agreements to resoD in domestic offices of the bank & of its ·" Edge & Agreement subsidiaries & in mFs: <· Federal funds sold ................................. ............................................................................. ........... 11,850,000.00 Loans·ood lease financing receivables: Loans and leues, net of unearned iocome .............. ., ...........:....................... !75,57!,000.00 LESS: Allowance for loan and leuelones .....................................................1,726,000.00 Loana and leues, net of uneamed income, allowance, and reserve ................................................................................................................... !73,84S,OOO.OO Premises and fixed assets (including capitalized leues) ......................................................................S,47!,000.00 Other real estate owned ..................................... ................................................... ........................ ............. 20,000.00 Intangible assets ................................. .:.................................................................................................... lll,OOO.OO Other auets ......................... .................................................................................................................. 2,983,000.00 Total assets ............................ ........................... :................................................................................282,136,000.00 Total assets and losses deferred purs.uant to 12 U.S.C. 18.230) ................................. ,..................... 282,!36,000.00 EQUITY CAPITAL Attorneys and the law' toss ';"'erboard. Fred W. Crow. We, the undml&oed dlreclon, lttelt die coneellllu of diiJ Report of Condition and decln that it bu be. eumlned by us ani! to·!be iNII of our kllowledao and bolitl and bU beta pnplled ill coaformance with ollk:lal lllatructlooa IOd II true and camct. ' AT THE DINNER TABLE. · sh1~ 5 t ,• ' PHONE (304) 875-2722 ,, PLEASE ... LET'S NOT ·TALK ABOUT WH4T WS LEARNI:D TODAY IN PRE· SCHtX)L ... ............... m.·· . ~ ~~ - a .... h ••-aupuitem l&basiObeginatthe I, die undenipod olflcer, do beteby declare dial tbiJ Report of CoodUioo bU been peparect in collfonnance with ol'flc:lal inatnactionallld iJ true llld - • to die bell of my bowledatllld beUef,, Mllice E. Bow . ,.,, Vlao Pnoldent llld ConlloU«, Apri117, 1993 · . ~ {i ' ) = widlcr • p ••ue~tbetoneandthepace. ' 'o.t ollk 6iap .._ JUB ritt: . - JOU try 10 geS a lot of things prs ili a limy - ..S wellied 10 a 101 d tllings going in a hll'l'Y 1!11*- lila" yeas.- ilia a.ny- is dlll YO! wind up having people ;..ad; .ay• .aJ it1R1.. ;'be: 1 ilc aliale out of focus,'' Clinton said f ..,._··~ I . _ we c:a . tiJI* lhe focus a little and I think ....._,t~oe~ 1215 VIAND STREET .POINT PLEASANT. WV 25550 .l o on a ay-to- Y basu. But when you have to ~er for ~ ~~y else, does ~ tbe adm,, m1Sll'atiOII Jhat s.somcthing else ......:.~· fu . • . . H .nu"""' s tore m tbe admin~ rests on· ~ personal re)anonship between himself and Clinton! the o~tlook is mille.d. One ~dnr~-~am~l:!tb~ s~mor \Yhlte House. officml ~ys d ced ... _ r•v t at Chnton genumely enJOYS u upu..,.,joinslberealworld Panetta'scompany.andsenseof do~= :n~~~~-~ecl· hu.nior. D_espit': having bashe,d ing his culture shock, Panetta . Clinto'!'Jrmcs during last summers. describes how early In lbe adminis· C'!Jlpllgn, Panetta s~ms to be .a !ration a Cabinet colleague called Clin'r conven, ~ the pres!or tbe inte~ect courage to 10 obtain his "clearance" of 0011 _ gressional testimony !hal would be on the defJCIL delivered later lbat week. Panetta With Ross Perot peering over the president's shoulder, the defiCit wu aghasL Such prior novicw may has become Clinton's key leader- --•o : Federal Reserve District No.4 ~f GalllpoHs, GaiDa County, In the State of Ohio at tile close of business on Mardi 31, 1993. . w~ght ~r1 whatever ara;.e:s, · he to . us. And~ answer or my owa ruonsd. d can ansda Wet f\)!; What ~·• a wiD - CliniOD • s boybood friend, Mcl.arAll AI' . .IIJ is lk -OW.. aide wid! lk -m.c 10 tell the president wben ~s MiiiC is ~ r.IL 1ile 111,111!' '"e style ,tllllllllkes everything a __The Ohio ~Valley Bank . ~TUruNG •Local Gallipolis AND Point Pleasant phone number •Toll free calling to all of West Vtrgtn.la •Toll free to all of Gallia, Jackson, Ross, Pike and Scioto Counties in Ohio . · •Roaming America - Automatic Mfollow-me" roamer calling · •Ecqnomical Rate .Plans to suit any budget all ~th free air time . You have 10 ~ basicanr. the justa hill in geogntphy. To some extent the hill gives you the opportunity to rise above.· You don't have to get involved in the day-toda . . y Implementing of i.,ues. You can basically speak about issues, put out press releases on issues, pass a law here, pass an amend· ment there, 4llld then really never have the responsibility 10 make the I . ; 1'1lll, ill-., is. H 1D CIS& the bwdell Q!l Mack McLarty, the ... a- c:Wd' of. . . ...., . . beea.ayial to deal with agenda. pri· CONSOLIDATED REJ'ORT OF CONDITIPN (Including Domestic and Farelp Suboldl•rles) $99.00 and.~· ._,. I. Your choice - transportable or rrwbile for only spent so m~h time debuaking_tes~~o;y delivered by Republican predecess~rs. The mora!: Panetta koows he s now respODSIble for more than his owa words .. )lip. are now offering a full featured CELLULAR TELEPHONE!! . !-BSk· both ~OmlCIIly and ~~!· f~~~~/C::~ed unna:~ .po~ally. That s why P~tta, House Budget ~o~::: :h~ ;.. i s = . ':t~ ~ So k is~1to.J Nrzl, ~. cllid of staff 10 Vice' President At ~ .ra ;~ a "10 k a111p While House licle.. As a ., :•1 dlid of Na:l _. • •• 4 111e m day-to-day management ~ ~ Gz • wllo aCIIIJ ldd die tide. deals }Wnarily with long- BUT YOU WANT IT TO LOOK LIKE THIS ... 329-1242 CELLULAR be a traer · a1 1 • · . lhon. ro e aor an OMB -• r- Call Today For A Free Estimate AND By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein •ilr... I CALL US .••WE'RE THE LAWN SPECIALISTS NATE COMMUNICATIONS view things differently," he told us. " (Capitol) HilUs more than adj:!"' Editor's Dote: Names, ages_aad addreslel are priated as tlley appear on oftklal reports. were used as part of tile ceater deCorations In the I)'DIIIliSium. He patterned tile creadons after a photo ill a mqaziDe. He ill the son of Dr. and Mrs. James WithereD. ·· ~:g o:~te:v'l~:n!ith ~~:; throes of his owa tridty lrllnSilion. " There's 110 question thal you ·b••-. ..... r_,. .~ PROM SCENE • Jasoa Wltlle~ell created these plyweod fJIIlres for tile 1993 Melp Prom, "A Whole i"'ew World," wbidt wu held Satur· day algllt at the Kbool. Witherell salcllt took about a month to complete the five figures wbleb WASHINGTON Leon . Panetta' s immigrant parents advised him to avoid politics ia fav~ of becomi~g • :·'doctor or ~~ or ~thing With a secure Since speaking .out nublicly about his administration{s floun· deriilg proapects on Capitol Hill Panetta ma;>: be yeariling for a D "secure life" - one safe from trips 10 the White House "woodshed." Panetta's recent outspoken~about the administration's legislative prospects has become front-page news. In an interview with us three weeks ago, he said that Ointon must pare his •aenda -.. to a few key nriorities and then . "fight like hell{' for tbeiD As director of the Office of Management and Budget. Panetta's J]81"11Cbule into lbe executive branch has been the Choppiest of any of Bill Clinton's Cabinet a po·lntiii h ~ ·' three weeks ago, we .{ound him wrestliag with his shlft from . Congress to the Cabinet, from free agent to follower. Though be talkeci about the need for the president to lly WAL'ID LME&RS effect the banSilion from candidate ·d · .~ . AI'Sf fiei!Caidf_,l I i WASIIJNG'IOf - At 6e 'Mile 1\: • it's best 10 have staff shake- to prest ent,. Panel~ was !~ the • -'f, ..,.ilc6e I ,.__r.roa,tbiagscangetu&Iy. :- I e ~ nw I * • -• .-n. ..t poubleM, for prior adminisc..'s Calliaet ~ .... staff overhaul to tbe ~-- - - ol:::BIIII;allidesaslbey faceddefeaL ;. "l'lle.r • -, 10 • 7 c Z OWoo bas not, dldding to add a -..aid!: lOIIis ...,. ' • • . ...,lqt ''tial""' the focus a little'' ·on the )"-•.. •+••s pk•"iN a·s ....., a _lllff ovabaul. only ari ~ aadao - dif!ir* paiOIIIICI deciBions , ~liBel Of I I Vlif) IIUIOI' finn1y dmm. ~, a.briCiiaJ I - 1 1y. = - ~c:aF(tlismaciiCione without blamin far 6e p•• 7 k 's 1iJi1c eo fiL "After all, I J"Uil ov• ,.,. bere, ~ p;..- Chamber lun~fJeon Tuesday • Sunday Times~Sentinel/AS Leon Panetta: no more Mr. Nice Guy POMEROY - . Units of the Valley.Holpilll;" 2:S4 LID. , Meiss County Emergeac:y Medical Middleport 10 Nortli Founb Suect , Service responded to sevea calls for Briaa Nilz wh!l was tranlpDIIoed ] for assislance"'Friday and Satunlay to VMH. morning. Units responding were: Friday - 8:19am. Pomeroy 10 State Route 7 in Tuppers P1aiDs for Wayne Adams wbo was lniDSpOited to Veterans Memorial Hospital; 8:25 a.m. Pomero>.' to Pomeroy Nursing and ~ebabilitation Center for Edward Whitlatch .who was uanspor~ed to VMH; 9:02 p.m. · Rutllind squad and fue department to New Lima Road for a motor vehicle accident and transported Bill Thorton to VMH; 10:36 p.m. Tuppers Plains to Slate Route 124 in Reedsville for Leon Catlett who was transported 10 Camden Clark by tbe Pomeroy squad which was called to assisL Saturday - l:S8 am. Middleport to Grant Street for Bonnie Miller who was transported to . GALLIPOLIS - ~ Gallia County Chamber of Commerce will bold its regular luncheoD meeting at noon Tuesday at the Stowaway Reslaurant and Loun&e· The guest speaker will be Khristi Spears of the Governor's Office of Economic beveiopmenL · Spears will speak on job creation, export tax credit and worker's compensation. For reservations, conlaCt the chamber office at 4460596. ' Commentary May9,1993 EMS respondsPleasant to 7 calls . · No other iiifoonaiion was available at press time: . : ~----~----------~--~~~--~----------~---~ _* '-'·"' wres, ·- -- .,.-. 4 ... fiDd!·· I. • ). . ·I �I < - . Pomeroy-Middleport Oalllpolla, OH Point Pleaaaot, WY Page A6 Suncs.y 11m• Senunet ..• May _9, 1.993 County Common Pleas judge ruled diem unlawful. Fisher said his apjleal, filed on behalf of. Gov. George Voinovich and the Deplnment of Rehabilita· tion and Cmections, is necesSif)' to clarif.y the govep~or' s authority to consicl« clanency requests. Celeste granted the plldOns and commutations shortly before leav· ing office in January 1991. Last nionth, the lOth Ohio Dis· Special session tent~Jtively set · CHARLESTON {AP) - The lt:lltalive stading date _ · for a special session mthe West ViiJinia Legislature is May 16, but some lawmakm are skepcical. . · "That's the target date,~ :pbcmllorial aide David Cam :said Friday. "But we still haven't set the fiul dale." He said tbete are a number of intangibles involved. One involves -whether lhe House or Delegates and the Senate can resolve their ltispUie ovtz fWJding for the Medi~d program that b-eats 30S,OOO . ~people., Campbell said "The ,\~;emor is still hoping we can get · gs together, and so am · J," said House Speaker Chuck Chambers, D-Cabell. Senate Presijent Keith Burdette, however, said he .is .not optiinistic about the sessioo starting in little more than a week. Gov. Gaston Caperton said he would not recall lhe Legislature until "we have a defmite strategy worked out" "When I send lhe Leg!,slature into special session, I want it to be a short one - no longer than a week,~ Caperton said. The regular ses$ion ot the Legislature ended April 24, two weeks into an extens1on, when neitber side would budge on its Medicaid .funding )llan: trict Court of Ap~ reversed a ruling by Franklin County Common Pleas Judge Ricbard Shewn. Sheward rukd last year lhat Celeste lacked the !lUthority because the commutations, affect· ing seven dealb row prisoners, bad not been recommc:ncled by the Ohio Adult Parole Authority. Fisher aslced the Supreme Court to uphold Sheward's ruling and revoke the commutalions. " The court of appeals issued a decision that is coollWy not only to that of the commoo pleas court, but to prior pronouncements of the same court.of a~ and the Ohio Supreme Court, Fisher said. · Celeste's office said he was out of town Friday and could not be reached to commeDL ·• Appeals Court 1udges Alba Whiteside Jr., Dana Deshler and Donna Bowm8n on April 8 &gJeCd with lhe Ohio Public Defender' s Office that neilher the Ohio Constitution ntt the Stlitutes limit the governor's right to commure Sentences. The public defender reJ11e9enied the prisonen the commoo pleas councase. Two of the prisoners,. Saram Bellinger and Freddie Moore, botb of Cleveland, later had their sen- tences commu·ted by Voinovich. a 1984 ·crime spree wilh Alton Bellinger and Moore were not on Coleman. Coleman's death sentence was not commuted. death row. 'lbe death row inmates wbose sentences were changed to life imprisonment are Debra Brown, EAST LIVERPOOL (AP) Rosalie Grut and Rli7!!ho.dl Green, all imprisoned at tile Ohio Refor- The U.S. Environmental Protection Aaency has restricied the amount malllry for Women in Marysville. The men are Donald Lee Maur· of mercury a hazardous-waste er, Leonard Jenkins, Willie Lee incinerator may~ d!WY· Jester and Lee Seiber, aU held at The action came after the Ohio the Soulhem Ohio Correctional EPA imposed even tougher restricFacility in LucasviUe. . Ms. Brown was sentenced 10 die tions on the Waste Technologies following conVictions relating to Industries plaot late last mooth. The federal standards limit the eigbt muiders in five states during . . ··- -- ·- - ·· Section B AlOng the .RiVer AG petitions Supreme-_Court· to overturn Celeste .p ardons By ROBERT E. MILLER AMOC:Iated Preu Writer COLUMBUS - Pardons and commutations granted by formet Gov. Richard Celeste in the last days of his administration will be nullified if Attorney General Lee Fuber hiS his way. F~Sfa- asted the Ohio Supreme Court on Friday to overturn an appeals ;:oun ruling that upheld Celeste's actions after a Franklin ·• Jenkins was eonviclcd of Jdlling : a police officer during an attempted · bent robbery in aevelalid in 1~1 : . ' EPA puts Umits on incinerator May9,1883 .' plant to a feed n1e of about 4,500 ' JI'IIIIIS of mercury pet 24·hour peri· ' od, or about 10 pounds.per day. The state-imposed lil}lit is 1,600 , JI'IIIIIS per 24-bour penod, or about 3-1{2 pounds a day. .· · The U.S. EPA announced the . restrictions late Friday afternoon. : No one was available -for comment · at ofrweti either the Ohio EPA or ' wn. relepbone operatOrs said. · ' .. .. • of .' I want to thank everyone who helped In the election. I also want to _thank Jim Bennett and Dick Roderick for keeping the election oru judicial level. I especially ·wish to thank the,vote!'$ of:Gallia County for your support, your encouragement and your vote of confidence. ·On .behalf oNny family, my staff and my~elf, a very sincere thank you. m ' Paid for by Commltt" to Elect William s. Medley; Morton Dickey, Treasurer William S. Medley, Judge Gallipolis Municipal Court \ THANKSTOnlQ THE 1993 TRI.COUNTIES . WALKAMERICA . RAISED~ U~ o©®U FOR- THE MARCH OF DIMES' . . .--._~ CAMPAIGN AGAINST BIRTH DEFECTS • •, ·. MORNING MUSIC- As th~ sun peeks over the horizon, Game Protector Keith Wood uses a turkey caD to locaJe a JObbler. (Story and pbotos by Jim Freeman) ! . .· .insoutheastern 0 hio .- .. pobbler hunting equals springtime magjc gram," wltb spaee sbattl' endeavor astronaut Lt. Col. SUIBD J. Helms as-parade IIIBi'lbaL Tbe event wiD be July 2-4 along the Gallipolis City ••• Plll"k front T hete's somabing about a morning in the woods. Euly in the moming. wbili: most people are still a'leep or in tbe poocess of preparing for another day, the woods ll'C a mqical, e¢tgpt'plai:e. vibrant and alive with sound ind JIICIIioq, .DIIwnCIIIIellle IDtbe woods in Meigs County Wednesday. As the suo I'Oie J1Jrou1b parUy cJgjtdy skies and daylight slowly . . fiJlCRd duuuJb momiDuround fog, Mtigs County Game Protector Keith Wood and I piqJifCd to eriter tbe woods in search of the king of game binls- the eastern wild twtey. . The eastern variety of the wild twtey (there are four types of · .wild IWkeys ill the United States) is the bird which symbolizes OUi' nation's amuai day of1ba'*sgiving in November. During that boliday ceasoo, it seems most refrigerators are plastered widl aJIISIIUClion paper tutkey cutouts made by elementary school · Sbldrm. Wood and 1 patrOlled porential turtey hunting locations in Oleslcr and Oliv~ towmhips, occasionally ~xiting his vehicle to lisrm for gobblen or to call ... ~oking them to betray their pOsilioDS. Evemually We found a Jocation near Keno where one, then two and evmwally three goi!Ners responded to Wood's inquisitive summons. Wood unloaded gear from his vehicle and into the woods we wm. occasionally pausing to can and listen. For a while. it WIS a game of give and take wilh Wood calling and the tom goi!Ning back, refusing to budge. Each time we moved . a little clocer and the musical game would repeat, Wood and the gobbler engaged in dialogue... each saying "you come here" in a symphonic, age-old battle of the sexes. -For wild tulte)'S. romance usually involves the hens coming to the gobblers. In turkey hunting, the hunteratte~ppts a little role reversal. , r-----------------------------~ Lottery results ' CLEVELAND (AP) -The one ticket sold naming aU five numbers drawn in Friday nialu 's Buckeye S game is worth $HiJ,OOO, the Ohio Lottery said The winning ~. . ' 'ALL SYSTEMS GO' - River Recreati011 Festlvai 'Cbainnaa Jay Moore and eommlttee · •e•ben h•e piau .uder way for the 1!193 Rber Reereatioll Festival Tlleme for thil year's festlvlll II "Gallla County Salutes the Space Pro- ,. The Gravely 14-G riding tractOr is job-engineered to deliver four seasons wdrth of professiQnal results. . ticket was sold at Dearborn Carryout Inc. in Toledo, Joaay officials said The Buckeye S numbers were 3, · 7. 11, 31, 36. In Pick 3 Numbers. the winning : number was 039. . · In Pidc 4 Numbers, the winning number was 0788. Sales in Buckeye S totaled Sl,OS"1,148. . There were 398 BuckeyeS tick· ets with four of the numbers, and each is worth $2SO. The 12,S7S titkets showing three of the numbers are each worth $10, and the 122,138 tickets showmg two of the numbers are each worth $1. Sales in Pidc 3 Numbers _totaled $1,444,887 .SO, and winners will receive $2S8,S20. Pick 4 Numbers players wagered $294,429 and will share $64,300. • • • • $£. AJI-0 Jl'l"".J U Over 20 custom attachments. Strategicatty located controls. Dependable all-gear direct dnve. Kohler commer~ial grade engine. • so· RETAil PRICE ·• steel deck. GIIA¥aY VALUE PRICI: ADDITIONAL SUOGI!ST!D . VALUE DAYS PRICES: PrOf&SSIQnal 16-G/50" Mower Profesaional .18·GI50" Mower- Prolesaklnal 20-G/50" Mower $5()99* S5899 ~199 V 'HydrauliCs '400 additional Not vall!l with any other promotion. WAlKAMERICA.WAS . ( SPONSORED. BY: ~GRAVELY Pick 3 N11111bers Fill In LDw -.A a....t)r o-3-9 {zero, three, nine) fUCTOIS All OUIIUIINISI, 101 A SIDIUIII Pick 4 Numbers 0..7-8-8 (zero, seven, eight, eight) Buckeye 5 . 3-7-11-31·36 (three, seven, eleven, thirty-one, thiny-six) Shell Chemical Company . MANNING K. ROUSH D/8/A GRAVELY TRAOOR SALES & SERVICE . 2Qf c.• . St. The hunter's goal is to sound like a real ben while becoming invisible in the woods. We Sl'cceeded in both goals, primarily due to Wood's ex~ calling, the extensive use of camouflage and perllaps some leftover carnivore insdnct. . Dressed head to toe in camouflage, silent.. and still, eyes alert fur the slightest movement with ears straining for the faintest· : sound. we bcmmc part of the environment, predators attun:d and : Po.,.y, 01I1o .PH. 992-2975 PEOPLES BANK • AVI FOODSYSTEMS, INC. • MCDONALD'S 'Wood[and Centers, Inc~ ONE OF THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE & PROFESSIONAL MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO Wood)and C.ntono loluncle4ln port by tho Clolllo.Jack11011-llolgo -rd ot . Alcohol, DnJU.Addlctlon ond llontol ttoonh Sorvlooo APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY • TI-lE CITY OF POINT PLEASANT 3664TI-I MAINTENANCE CO., WVANG • CmZENS NA110NAL • K-MART lliE IMAGE GALLERY • POINT DISTRIBUTING • LOYAl ORDER OF MOOSE tl 880 POINT PLEASANT ROTAR.Y CLUB • UNMRSITY OF RIO GRANDE , . PI..EASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ;• CllY ICE &. FUEL . .,. ' hearlu:uing to a more primitive instinct, missing nolhing, overlook- ~ ing nothing. . Camouflage clothinS and bead ~JetS, faeepaint used 10 cover . any skin with the audacity to sbow from underneath camouflaged ; gauneas, gloves and finaers hidden1 shotgun concealed, no shine, : notiJJ& visible ID scre1111 "Human!" to wild, alert eyes. , £ymma!ly the gobbling becomes louder as the turkey warily approacbes. Wood quits calling and waits. Somewhere behind us, a squind rusdes alon& tbe forest floor, complaining about something. DiSJqanting tbe squirrel for the moment, I cor'%ntrate on becoming part of a neaJby fallen tree while keeping my attention focused on the aobl*r I"'lear approaching. l.arJer than Je.litc asw performer, tlie gobbler •~Van out of the lllldertJnlsb and prumenldes majestically while aean:lting for bis.lc"'iJJ& lady be was sure be heard only moments before. In a perfect lnJ!IIina world, the oici tom would have fallen to a ! ioaa qfllllllber41bot from Wood's shotgun. This time', it wasn't ; lllelllliO end dull way. · ·~ • 1bis time the gobbler eSQpeS We walclt his great winp , pounding (brioudy • he laJmcbes into the air, burnina tbrou&b the · · trees lite a B-52 011 aaiods, and li~q to become a liUle wiler, a liUle more c:lwiJmaina., the next~- · . As we walbd 1lldt to the Yebicle, each of us perblpl a lilde ; • ·.will:rforthetxl*leDceo we~ ... it was defini~y •load. • morning. . • PRIVATE INSURANCE PLANS PROCESSED o2Htr. Crlsls lnl""'orck>n SIIIvlooo • Adub, ChlldMn & A-sconts ~ Hr. Emergency sorvtcos """mage & Fan-My Counaellng PATIENT CONFIDENTIALITY PROTECTED oCon'!lr&hensiYo Adoloocont COunMIIng &.ThoriiPY oChlktron'o Rooldentlal and/or OUI·PIItont Trutmori •Vtcllm'o Asii!!MCO Program .Pati>-Sotvloo lor tho Homo• .PIII'-honlpY -£"""""• AMI. Progroma oGaJia Mllgl-.rt oCBIO M..._,...nl · RESIDENT PSYCHIATRISTS PSYCHOLOGISTS & SOCIAL WORKERS •S.niof se..- -Evwtlon & Telling •AclJII Comnunlty Training •Superv- Houelng lot Emollonaly 0 1 - . MEDICAAEoMEDICAI[)oTITLE XX•SLIDING FEE SCAlE-CERTIFIED BY STATE OF OHK>EVENING APPTS. AVAilABLE LOCAL CRISIS UNE .JACKSON 24HOUR 200 MAIN ST. CRISIS LINE ·GALLIPOLIS 412 VINTON PIKE . 446-5554 TOO AVAILABLE FNth l'llatmacy Mltjot RuiMII v. Holland Pt. l'leuant Jr. Wanan's Club Mason CDunty Cantnlsolan Bob Evans Skyline Lanes ERA Town &. CDunby Ral EsiMe P\wiidaosa Taco Bell cmdNI Raaxds Tuclol's Biscuit .World . Pt. Pleaunt r.deral The Qnselbrerd House . Netwqk VIdeo Dulle OeaMrs The Fish Tank Dcimlno's Ptua Save-A· Lot Vaughan's Cardinal Superrnuket Wendy's ' SuperAmeriCa DaiJY Queen ol Gallipolis Uttle c-ars Fa'lllly VIdeo RIIX Reslaur1111t Mlnlt MaJ:t Shoney's . WOiSTV-8 Health c.re ol Gallipolis Feny . Ron's TV The Flaral Bouquet Mercwy ~ tnc. Save-lUte Food Mvlcet Valley Rescue Squad Rusty Saunders Pt. Pleasant Woman's Oub Heights United MethOdist . Trophy King Captain D's The Point Pleasant Register . . . Cusic; VIJieo SPEQAL THANKS TO THE OUER 650 WALKERS WHO PARTICI~A1ED AND All THE PEOPLE WHO SPONSORED THEM •• II .i • ·u • "· "' I, I' . • �I ~ ....... ···· ··- · · ·· ~ · ....... .. . .. ~ . I, Page 82-sunday nmes SenUnel Sunday nmea Sentlnei--Pigt-83 . -Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis, OH Point Plea18nt,WV The 'glory days' of the Kyger · co~munity by Jim Sands Speclal Correspondent The village or Kyger was laid out byitsf'ouncb AsaBradbury in1842. Asa'spmnts,hadsettlediillheKyger area in 1816,~· . ing here from ~e. I • M . I MR. AND MRS TONY PINEYRO · Ward-Pineyro GALLIPOLIS - .Josephine . Annell Ward 11nd Tony Scott Pineyro, both of Conway, S.C., were married March 13, at tbe Wedding Chapel by the Sea, in Myrtle Beach, S.C. The bride is the da:~~er of Ralph Oiler and the !ale · Oiler . of Vinton. Sh~ is a graduate of Bl!(:keye Hills Career Center in Rio Grande and is now attending Horry Georgetown Tech. College. She is employed in the I.C.U. at Conway Hospilal. The groom is the son of Mabel Pineyro of Conway. He is a graduate ·of Horry Georgetown Technical College and of Nevada Gaming College in Bio-Medical Engineering. He is the director of BioMedical Engineering at Conway Hospital. . The matron of llonor was LaDonna Pope, Newark, Ohio, sister of the bride. ' The best man was Mark Williams, friend of groom, from Charleston, S.C. The couple spent a honeymoon in Owleston, S.C., and are making their home in Conway, S.C. · . BIDWELL - Richard Cynthia Sexton of Bidwell, announce , the engagement and upcoming · . . : wedding of their daughter,.Lori, to IS current1Y emplo>:ed by ¥Iami Matthew Cremeans, son of Ivan ~:;t~s~~n~::'=~ Cremeans o_f Gallipolis Bl)d Judy 1 llearnin disabili her Shriyer of Bidwell, ev~ g to be . tes reac · f Miss Sexton is a 1990 graduate Grove ~gh Sc~f':!ua~.J' of North Gallia High School and a University. He is employed by ~~~Lvices as a food service . Hudso.n-Fra'nke ~- - ~ Sexton-Cremeans and WD.LIAM FRANKE JR., ANGELA HUDSON .. - MA1THEW CREMEANS, LORI SEXTON ·I' GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. Conard Hudson of Gallipolis announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their da_u$hter, Angela Renea, to Wdliam A. Fnrite, Jr., san of Mr. and Mrs. William Franke of Grove City. · . • The bride-elect is a gradUIJe of Gallia 'Academy Hi h School and The wedding will take place on the ·Univenity of Grande. Site 10 at Grai:e United Methodist July I • Churcb. 0 J, graduate of the Holzer School oJ: NUrsing, Univezsity oflio Grande· Mr. Cremeans JS a 1990 8flldu.: ate of Nortb Gallia H,igh, Sch~k and is employed by Mount and Soi D~ry. An o~n church wedding wtll be held at 6 p.m. May 22 at the First Church of God, Gjllipolis, with Rev. C.J. Lemley officiating. I ,Friends, ·family honor ~Dennis at bridal shower · RACINE • A skin testing clinic FUIIds for these clinics are prowill be held Monday from 5-7 p.m.. vided through the IUberculosis levy at the Racine Fire Slation. and thue is no charge for any or AIJ persons haDdling .food are our services. . required to have yearly IUberculin Further information IJ!ay be skin tests. Children wbo are enter- obtained by the Meigs County ing kindergarten are alsO required Tuberculosis Office at 992-3722• . to ahve a current skin tesL THE TECHNOLOGY OF WALKING. • in axnlort ond !1yle. PATRIOT- The South-western . High School Alumni Association · will hold its class reunion on Sat: • . urday, May 29, at the Southwestern • Elementary School. · The Alumni is for ALL classes · ever attending Southwestern High School. The evening activities include a catered dinner, entertain': ment, and the Eagle Band. Regis> tration be~ins at 6:30 p.m. with ~: dinner bemg served at 7 p.m. •• Reservations are $10 per person · (pl~ bring a guest with yQu). All former teachers are ·especially • invited. This will be a special year for : the Classes of '88, '83, '78, '73, : ' 68, '63, and '58. Call or write • friends and former classmates and ~ be sure .~ lalow about the 1993 .. reunion. Please mail your $10 reservation fee to: Southwestern · Alumni Association, P 0 Box '21, · ' Thunnan, OH 45685. Reservation deadline is Ma_y 19.. · · .. .,.. ':' Sunday, Ma19 GALLIPOLIS - Diabetic Support Group meeting has been can.: celed because of Mother's Day ·: activities. It has bee_n rescheduled • May 16,, 2-4 p.m., In the French :.....Five Hundred 'Room at HMC. Call 446-5246 or 446·5313 for more . ~ infonnation. • : ,... PORTER - New Vision Trio to ~ sing at Clark Chapel Church, 7 ~ p.m. - Incest can happen to anyone... even thisfonner MissAmerica. ·Couch-Roush • ~ ~ ~ .•• •• : :: ·• Marilyn Van Derbur, Miss America 1958, seemed like the luckiest girl alive. No one would ever imagine this straight-A,student and competitive athlete was sexually violated by her father from ages 5 to 18. • '~ • •• ·: After 30 years of silence, Marilyn now speaks openly about the long-term effects of incest and what il means to be a survivor. II you or someone you know has be!!n a victim of sexual abuse, we urge you to join us for this Inspirational evening. Come hear Marilyn Vari Derbur's special story and help break the silence for victims of all ages. TOP QUALITY GERANIUMS Southwestern ~· Alumni to hold :· reunion May 29 Comfort I Ultra Mon. & Fri. Ill 8 p.m. Wect, Thur. tll6 p.m. Saturday Ill 5:30; Sunday 1 toS · MIDDLETOWN • Buddy and . presently stationed with the U.S. Karen Moore of Middletown, Ohio Navy in San Die~o. Calif. {formerly of Gallipolis) are announcing the enl!agement and forthcoming marnage of their daughter, Bethany Jill Moore, ·to Naval Petty Officer Robert P. Curry. He is the son of Ken and. Mary Jo Curry, also of MiddleJOSEPH ROUSH, JENNIFER COUCH town. • J'll is the grilnddaughter of Mr. • and Mrs. George Shamblin of Gal'' lipolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley . RACINE .- Robert ·and Isabelle Districts. Middleport. , of Roush is a 1992 graduate of the · Coucli, Flatwoods Road, Pomeroy, The couple will be married on · announce the engagement and Cincinnati College of Mortuary Aug, 28 at St. John's Catholic .: approaching marriage of their Science. He is currently doing an Church il) MiddletoWII. · ; ilaughter, Jennifer Lynn, to 'Joseph internship as a funeral director at Miss Moore is a graduate ·of ' Richard Hill Roush. son oF Mar- Hall Funeral Home in ProCtorville. I,emon-Monroe Higli School, and l shall and Debbie Roush, Rowe ·'f!!eir opin church wedding will Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. be an event of June 19 at 2:30p.m. She is employed with Rogezs LUI. i Road, Racine. : Miss Couch is a 1991 graduate at the Racine United Methodist Mr. Curry is a graduate of Mid. :of the University of Rio Grande church with Rev. Roger Grace offi- dletown High S"chool, and is · with a bachelor's dekree in math ciating. Music will begin at 2 p.m. : and physical education. She is cur: rently substitute teaching in the ; Meigs and Southern Local School . Gallia County calentf,ar (:laabok · .:_ Tue•~ Moore-Curry . L'lnls'IIIOR'l PLAY MMD. ' 'j;. BETHANY MOORE, ROBERT CURRY ' . Double Bloom, Beautiful Colors • : : • ; ~- . bUilding. Speaker will be a representative of'Aetna Insurance Co. GALLIPOLIS - La Leche League of G~llipolis tO' ho~d . monthly meeung at St. Louis Catholic Church, 10 a.m. The an of ., breastfeeding will be the topic of the meeting. ReviVIIIll EWING TON - ·Ewing ton Church of Christ in Christian Union Youth Revival May 5-9 with CHESHIRE • Grubb Family Rev. Greg Gardner speaker. SunSingers to sing at Old ·Kyger shine will sing. Services begins at Freewill Baptist Church, 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday through SatRev. Bob Grubb 10 preach. urday at 6:30p.m., and at 6:3"0 p.m. on May9. GALLIPOLIS - Rev. Charles . Curry to preach at Prospect Baptist LECTA • Revival at Okey Church, 3:30p.m. Chapel Church, May 9 at 1 p.m. Rev. Jack Rankin to preach. · CENTENARY • Centenary United Christian Church. Services BIDWELL- Fellowship revival 1 p.m. Copley Family Singers. at Free Salvation Church, Failview Rev. Jerry Bennett, preacher. Road, May 10-IS. Speakers are Clodius Shepherd, Albert Jarrell Monday, May 10 and Charles Johnson. Special RIO GRANDE - Masterworks singing nightly. Services at 7 p.m. Chorale spring concen, "Magnificat," 8 p.m., Fine and Pedonning POINT PLEASANT - Singing Arts Center. Admission is free. · by the Lake, Krodel Park, May-1012 at 7 p.m. except Sunday f'rllm 2. . 4 p.m. Concert ministry by Ed Tuesday, May 11 GALLIPOLIS • PERI meeJing, Crawford. 3 p.m. in Senior Citizens Center · · AND MANY SHRUBS AND ·EVERGREENS IN VARIOUS COLORS. .Smeltzers Nursery 624 Jackson Pike • 963 Gen. Hartiuger Parkway Middleport, Ohio 45760 • •'" ....···~•.. ' Date: Wednesday,May 12, 1993 Time: 7:00 - .9:00 p.m. . Place: Holiday Inn . • 6007' U.S. Route 60 East, Barboursville, WV . ~- • .•' • • '. • • Admlssio• is Free. For Reservatlo•s, Please Call. 526·9192 or 1·800·992·9101, ext. 192. •Gar11nl Practlca oEmphule on Helldacha, Neck & Back Pain ollporta lnjurtaeiCar Accldenta • • • • ' ,,• • • • • .o oMoat lnau~ AccaptiK! •• • ·' . •• • •• keyRun. Hethenente~RioG~ile College and later S~Mling' Medical School in Columbus, ·It was in·1882 that Dr. Rife begad his practice at Kyger. He continued · to be the doctor for Addison, Cheshire,Mol¥an• Huntington and Rutland Townships for over 50 years, until . his death in 1933. It was said lhat Rife was a great . supporter of both ~ establislunen~ of the current Gallipolis De~~etop.: menial Center and Holzer Hospital. Rife assisted Dr. Holz.er in .his lint: operation performed inGalliaCounty.: Rife also ttained three docron inKyger - Dr. Ely, Dr. Lucky and Dr.: Wallace Tate. James Sands is a special corre-: sponcleatoftheSuadayTimes-Sm-: tinel •.His address Is: 65 wmow. Drive, Springboro OH 45066 • • • • • • • I BUlLTIN 1913 -Ia l!ltj,.when this Khool at Ky1er wu bullt, the vlllqe had already sqr'ted on its dec:liae from the "Riory . .years" of the tiiMI'S history (1850-1890). Among the memorable , Kner residents Ia its history were J. P. Bradbury and Dr. C. A. ·. Rife. · 446·9585 CARPET & UPHOUTERY CUANING WV013372 25%0 Ol•count For Qualifying Get A Head Start On . Yo!Jr Spring . Cuttomer• 1·100·300·9515 in OH. 1·100·227·9515 ' We do •• fallrks t•at olllers a••se. Ce1rtHiol!d Fine Fabric Technician I . QUILrrY BIGBD, Bft PRICE LOWER LAROE SILEC I ION c;>PEN 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. · . MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, 5 DAYS A WEEK CLOSED SATURDAYS OPEN SUNDAYS 1:00 P.M.· 6:00 P.M. _located oa Rt. 141 at Ceateaary, 21/2 Miles From ·· · Gellipolis, Oluo PH. 446·7039 FOR THAT·VERY .,. ·.Y SP~CIAL PROM NIGHT HiSKINS·IANNER OFFERS .Over 100 Styles in the latest models to choose from .Color coordinated ties and cummerbunds ,.. •Free Brochures •Free Consultation •5 employees have a combined total of over ·80 years o.f experience In fitting tuxedos · . · •Priees starting at '29.9S Owl' IN 5t~• to CllooN J'roni • ••• • • TUESDAY POMEROY - SOLOS meet HARRISONVILLE - HarSunday 4 p.m. 45422 Pomeroy risonville Senior Citizens Club, Pike·, Racine. Call Rev. Sbaron free blood pressure clinic Tuesday, Hausman at 985-4312 for informa10:30 a.m. to noon, townhouse. tion. Poiluck dinner after the clinic. All POMEROY - Hillside Baptist members welcdme . Church, special service Sunday at . . . II a.m. for Mother's Dar,. Special ~OMJ?~OY - ~ubercuhn s~n singing and a special gift for all · . ~)lng clinic at Oh1o Valle)' Chrismothers. Public invited. , nan Assembly Tuesday from S-1 , p.m. Free SCI'VICC• MONDAY WEDNESDAY BURLING~AM - Bedford REEDSVILIJl· Eastern School Township Trustees, Monday, 7 Board, special meeting, Wednesp.m., town hall. day, 4 p.m.; high school cafereria. ANTIQUITY - Tent revival, MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Monday, 7 p.m., Faith Fellowship Literary Club, Wednesday, 1:30 Crusade for Christ, Antiquity, p.m., home of Mrs. Eldred ParsonS• Brother Hurest Prater. EveryQne Group review of Jane Eyre by welcome. Charlotte Bronte. LONG BOTIOM - Faith Full POMEROY - Pomeroy MerGospel Church, three day seminar chants Association, Wednesday, on Holy Spirit by Rev. Mary Dia8:30 a.m., Bank One conferenc~ mond, Addison, Monday and Tuesday 10 a.m. 10 noon and 7-9 p,m., room. Wednesday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. PubPOMEROY - Amateur Gaidenlic invited. ers Club, Wednesday, 7 p.m., home RACINE - Southern Junior of Mrs. Harold Lohse, Wolfe High Boosters, Monday, 7:30 p.m. Drive, Pomeroy. Alice Thonlpson will present program on oriental · All sixth grade parents attend. arrangements. '· POINT PLEASANT, W.VA.Singing by the Lake, Krodel Park, Poin~ Pleasant, W- Va .. 7 p.m. nightly, through SUJ1day. Ed Craw' •fotd, Conrad Cootr:-and Calvary MEIGS COUNTY CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC • WE-EPING CHERRY . JAPANESE RED MAPLE AZALEA'S, ' . . RHODODENDRONS, HOLLIES . -,_u_n_I__t_y_C_a_l_e_n_·_d_ar ___ t::ce ,-------------~----------------~ · )0 you am walk · By the early 1850' s Kyger then known ~ Kygerville, had a sawmill, a grist mill, a W!lgon fac-. tory a tannecy several craftsmen (a IIDCii. saddter, a booimaJcer and two cabi· In 1880 Kyger had a population of netril8kers), a blacksmith aiid four · oVCII 200, with the number s~ doctors, one of whom waS James growingtmaller. By 1897 the PciPoJohnston. lation had been reduced to 125 with What atttacted all these "docs" 10 two stiRS, one mill and a doctor. Kyger were the springs nearby (later Of~eBflld!>urys,severalofwhom called Blue Sulphur Springs). It was were mterestmg persons through believed that these springs had great history, perhaps the most fasc~ curative powers and ·these doctors was J.P. Bradbury who grew up m from an early date treated the sick Kyger and taught school there for a with the "mllgical Kyger waters", ' few years. . There were two other famous At age 17 J.P. drove an ox-team to springs in early Gallia history. one . the Pacific coast and while out there beingiQcatedinwhatwodldtollaybe enlisted in-the U.S. Regular Anny, known as Spring Hill {old Route 35) . He fought under Gen. Sidney and the other was located 3 miles Johnston in the Monnon War. from Vinton on the Little Raccoon Later he worked in Seattle· unCreelc. loac1ing boats when there but At the latter place, as early as three hliuses in the wbole town. He 1825, Dr. Kittredge of Gallipolis was returned to Kyger by way of Panama. taking patients there fqrthe treatment ~g ~e i1141 in time to enter of what is today known as arthritis. theCiviiWar. A!Wi'the warhelllllght CELEBRATE . -Job·ud CODDle Jlankh!, Later the spring was owned by school while shidying law, the latter Tuppen Plabu, reeeady celeb~ their l.Sdi weddlaa aanlyer· science professors from qruo .Uni- becoming his prof~on for over~ sary. Tbey were married May 4, 1!178 Ia Reedsville at die !lome of vel'$ity and then by Allen T. Gee. The · years. . the late Rev. Eldea Blake, Reedsville. Tbey have three children, springs on o1dRoute 35 were located Some of the Bradburys belonged Jerr, David and Mary Ana Rank ... across from the old Spring Hill Dairy If> the Church .of. New Jerusalem . I Farm and were known as Waddell which followed the teachings of Springs for much of iiS hisiOry. .Swelidenbag. This was the church By 1885 Blue Sulphur Springs at . that Johnny Appleseed evangelized . Kyger encompassed some 740 acres fot across Ohio. '. . . - thatheldahor.el,20cottages,adance By 1913 when the Kyger school hall, race ttack, stables, croquet· was buiJ;. the !Own had about 100 " GALLIPOLIS - A !Iridal shower Boll and Jerry Craft, Anne ground,billiardroom,bowlingalley, residents; two ~ ·and a docl!lr who was C.A. Rife. Dr. Rife was not was held for Wendy Dennis on Romaine, Mary Varney, 1une · and medical buildings. Apiil 2A at Faith Baptist Church. It Miller, Lester and Molly Plymale, · was given by tbe ladies of the ~W::. f.:J~:l~~ . --C-~-o-mm. church. They _ had games, · : prizes,and refreshments of cake, Dennis, Ian Coen, Robin Bailey, • finger foods, mints, nuts and pop Leigh Myers, Joyce Preston, Alfred ·: were served. · and Zelmalee Vallance. Monty and : Those attending arid sending Lanna Blanton, Carolyn and lack Community Calendar items Echoes, Paul Chaoman will emcee. : ·gifts were: Freda Facemire, Mary Vallance, Harold Saunders. Mof!is appear two days before an event Call30:4-675-138~ for information. , Casto, SuSan Russell, Marie Boggs; and Joyce Wolfe, Ann, Edd1e; and the day or tbat event. Items · , · Eillen Carter, Nell and Laura Saun- Jason, Kent Butler, Laura Jean must be received weD il advaace POMEROY - DAV and Ladies : ders, Marsha Payton, Amber Den· Craft, Nancy and Cindy Sheets, to IISSure publication Ia the cal- Auxiliary, Monday, 7 p.nl., 124 , nis, Ann Rathburn, Jim and Nancy Kevin, .Sandy, Batina and Amber eadar. · Butternut Avenue, Pomeroy. ·: Lusher, Dottie Esque, Barbara Dennis, Rod, Karen, Jarid and Bowling, Midge Evans, Rish and Kristian Stapleton, Ronnie and MIDDLEPORT -Meigs Junior SUNJ)AY Reda Smith, Kathy, Roger, Kreigh Kathy Keenan, Linda and Tricia TUPPERS PLAINS • Chicken High Academic Boosters, Monday, Lucas Edwards, Kay Saunders. Puekeu, Velma and Connie Pear- barbecue, Sunday, Tuppers Plains 7 p.m., school cafeteria. Everyone Carla Beat, Wanda Boggs, Cliff son, Grace FcrgU8Illl, Carla Swain, Fire House, 11 a.m., $3.75 for invited. and Win Vallance, Lena Black- Mr. anMrs. Joe Chapman, Rich, chicken or ribs, baked beans, slaw, ,: · burn, Leahanna Allen, Sandy and Anita Fisher, Jennie Gluel, John bread llld be'lerage. Desserts exua. ·RACINE - Racine Board of Tony Thompson, Patsey Fitch, and Effie Trotter, Juanitce Mar- Sponsored by the Tuppers Plains Public Affairs, Monday, 10 a.m., .; Casey ThOmpson, Roma Northup, cum, Troy and Nancy Stewart, P . Fire Department · Star Mill Parle. : Shirley Gra!Jam, Jewel Vanco, D. and Pat Mi:Creedy, Terry Ours, , . Kathy and K;elsy Hpffman, Mike, Nellie Dotson, Jan and Dave RACINE • Tuberculin skin lestRACINE - TC~~n program, "The : Connie, Brad and Brian Bevans, Facemire, Hank and Mary VesL Vinegar Bor," Sunday, 7 p.m., i·ng clinic, Monday, 5·7 p.m., Racine Baptist Church. Everyone Racine F'Jre Station. . . welcome. only a doctor but in the early part of .this centurr he ran a drug store. Charles Augustus Rife was born on a farm in Addism TQwnship in 18S8tolonathanandRosettaRowley R}fe. When just a bo_Y, Charles lo_st hislcftforearmwhenltwascaughtm the cog wheels of a cane mill. The lad developed amazing dexterity·!ISing one hand and the stub of his left arm. In order to eann 1110ney for college, he taught sch~l at Tur- were Skin testing clinic set Monday . The Reebolc udusive D,mlnic Cushioning.. sys1am that I1MMK oir bcxll ond follh bel-. !he heel ond foltloor with eadl Slip lor ellroordlnory ~- · · • This venture, run by D.R.Jacobs and Dr.. Johnston, did not last more than a few years, though the water from there continued to be bottled and sold well into the fJJst two decades of the 20th century. . There was even a community spring that' operated for another 50 yearS beyond lhat where pmons could come and help themselves. By ·the 1890's,BiueSulphurSpringshad been bought by Point Pleasant businessman John D. McCullOugh who t11111C!1 the place into a giant sheep . Open Tues., Wed. l Thurs. Evenings Tll5:30 992-2168 Mon.·Wed.-FrL 1:00 Lm...:OO p.m. , IUII8. 1:00 Lm.-1:00 • 332 SECOND ~VE., GAWPOUS . II14)44Hm OPEH liON. A FRL TIL I • . ' . . ..! ,. " .. • �' P~~ge 84 Sunday nmee Sentinel Pomeroy-Midd.leport . G•'~lpolle, - -, - "SUnday nmea May9,1993 OH Point Pleaaant, WV . Gallia Academy Guy's and Dolls take the stage • • Student gamblers, show girls and missionaries give hot performance of Broadway musical ' Area aging agency offering for review new funding formula RIQ GR~E • Area Agency on Agmg Distnct 7, IJJC. (AAA7) announces that funding formula recommendations for a refined, more ~ta~Ie disuibution of some $40 million m annual state and fed. eral ~3.:rvice fimds in Ohio is now av · le for review and comment. The new funding formula will govern fiscal allocations from the Ohio Department of Aging (ODA) to the state's 12 area agenci~s on agin~, which are ~~arged w1th overseemg the proviSlon of aging servic~ in therr respective \ '• areas. .. , . The currently fundirig formula IS based on a number of variables, including urban and rural disuibu· lion of the 1.9 million Ohioans age 60 and older, with a ~ial focus on tow-income and minority popu· lations. The task force's recommendations are designed to improve the existin' formula, ensuring~ are ~t;ed equi• !ably StateWide, With services targeled to those most in need of~ as l!'andated by the Older Amen· can s AcL . . , 'fhe recommendauons w1ll .be a~~ble at Area Agency on Agmg Distrtct ?· ~· offi~ at P.O. B'!x 978, Uruv&Slo/. of Rio G~. Rio Grande. Add~uonal cop1~s of .the. recommendations for pubbc reVIew will be available at your county senior citizen center. , A public hearing regarding the funding formula recommendations is scheduled from I0 a.m. imtil 4 p.m., May 24, 1993, 111 the Wil~ - GAMBLERS - Nkely·Nicely JobiiiOn (Tony Amsbury), left, Big Jute (Ian Morrison), Beany South Streel (Chuck North) and . ·' .... ·"\ ; ·' ·::" ··, vou·re In oorerol. your head, IHt ·or both. r...l relaxatiOn With mauaglna ' other gamblers give a noatlng crap game tlielr fall attention. (Times-Sentinel pboto by Kevin Pillson) · · ' opuon ~w•" lr'IIMnprlng m.rlntSHI. Can movies on TNT. Amy Canaday's (Miss Adelaide) performance as Miss Adell w&S HOT Friday night in the laide, the bubble-headed show girl, Washington Elementary School was fii'St rate- her giggling, dizzy ·auditorium, but not because of the characterization is second only to rnore than 400 people seaied inside Gracie Allen of the old Burns and on a warm May night Allen Show. Most of the heat was being genThe other leads, Philip Mollo· crated on stage, han (Nathan Detroit), Dan Rees Gallia Academy High School (Sky Masterson) and Uura Lin~ students performed Gu.ys and (Sara Brown) also scored a 10. Dolls, a Broadway musical about Their hard work in developing 1940s ~amblers, missionaries and characters with distinct personalishow gtrls. · ·· ties added to the rich perfonnance. Music Director Chris Bullion On level with their acting ability . and Stage Director Jan Ratliff was the students' musical talent. tapped into the high school's·rich Songs were sung with such resources of young talent and strength, character and energy that DUlled off a production of near-per· everyone left the school thai night feet quality. · . singing or humming one of their The performance was as vivid favorites. and flashy as Nicely-Nicely Iolm· Particularly outstanding were sen's (Tony Amsbury) plaid suit, "Sit Down You're Rocking the which has to be seen in living color Boat," performed by Tony 1Amsto truly be appreciated. · bury (Nicely-Nicely Iobnson), the The gamblers were so convinci- crapshooters and the missionaries ble they must have studied English and "Luck Be a Lady" by Dan in the Bronx and SJl!llll many, many ·Rees (Sky Masteison) and the craphours watching old gangster shooters. By KEVIN PINSON Times-Seatinel S!alf now. reducing r.., with ......Vingedema. 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Call today and ask about how these services can help you .. Level Parment Plan • Ferrellgas installation Review • :i4·Hour Emergencr • . Service • Aulo1nalic Keep-full Service ~ CONCERT ON MONDAY- The Master· works Chorale at tile University ol Rio Grande, seea rehearsing under tlte direction ofDr. Merv Murdock with tile Oblo Valley Symphony, wiD present John Rutter's "Mapillcat'' Monday at . . '. ' ~ LGYILL 37HtSS "!·7761 Ul·7516 896·13" ...... @IIDIUPOIT NIL SON\IIll l "1·oi66t .' 75J·l·;S5 '• • I 1M I Pl~IIU tiDO NLY 797-o517 ! 76-7113 ' --~ •. PHYSICAL THEUPY SERVICES (Phyalclan Referral By Appointment) ~ l' " __ ....,... ',. ---"""""" -U..A.l ' ,, . .) ,. oBac:k Re~llltlltlon oCardl~c: • . "Remember to exercioe your right to ehooae your phyoical therapia!. "• (Medicare Law 1802) We Aecej.t Medicare, Inourancet and Worken Rlhlbllltatlon Compematlon For You. •Adult F1tn111 • •• •• ''~ eiLLNESS ·OR INJURY •PHYSICIAN REFERRAL •HEALTH CARE OPPORTU.NITIES •SUPER GROUPS ,. • I . Prowitllag.PllyaiCal fberapy For Over· • Yeare! w.u.- . WEDDING ~ Arvlde Aberaathl (J•mle Sluon) marries Ml• Adel1lde (Amy Canaday) aad Natban Det~olt (PhUHp Mollollaa), ·left, ud Sky Matte..- (Dan Rees) and 8arah BJ'OWil (Laura UDder) Ia tile llnale. ol ''Guys and Dolls.'' (TimesSentlnd photo lly Kevin I'IDion) . · · . •Work Rec:overy ' • I • . "SERVING mE PATIENT AND mE PHYSICIAN" . · Rt•.35 Welt • Galllpolla, OH. • Minutes from Holzer . • Home Owned Home Operated I ;. ,. • ~nellgas ... ................. :' ~............~ .Physical Therapy oSporta Mldlc:l111 Program • ~ ,., ' ' Member FDIC ' MAKEUP - Hot Box dancer Jean Knight applies mascara Sbottly berore opening night's nrsl curlain. (Times-Sentinel pboto. by Kevin Pinson) · . . nu The Answers You Need ... As C.lose As.Your Phone! Boals, campea s, and RV's are your reward for, WClt'klf18 IJI!.ld. If you want to putliiOl'e fun in your future, come in 8nd 1alk about the good times widt a Peoples Bank Personal lending Ofllcer. They're fun folks. ULPII 61~-11116-2264 TOI.I. l-800-to80-22611 ..HOLZER HEALTH HOTLINE i AT.IJIII 8 p.m. In the Flae ud Pt• funDing Arts Center at Rio Gtande, The symphony will provide accompaniment ror the concert, which is rree and open to tbe public. ·• I • 'I 111~1111T4 ~ .614-446-226~ Ferrellgas Specialties In Res~nslve - r . 614-446-6939- 614-446-7390 Field Marshal Viscount Bernard Montgomery of Britain retired as deputy supreme commander of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization . in,1958. • Servi~ · 1 -Weddings -House Contents for -Family Reunions Homeowners Insurance -School Events -Graduations Transfer 8mm, Super 8, 1~mm, Slides Pictures . to VHS Tape. Also mass produce VHS tape to VHS Tape CaiJ for More Information I enabling him to serve as captain on a Lear jeL He completed simulator training in Dallas, .Texas, and flight aaining and Check Ride in Columbus. Morris is chief flij!hl instructor for Air Crew Creauons, a sister company of U.S. Check, where he also serves as line captain and check airman for the company based in Columbus. He is a 1983 graduate of Southem High School and a 1985 graduate of Ohio University's Aviation School. lie has been with Air Crew Creations for five )'ears. He resides in Westerville with his wife, Dorothy, and his daughter, Catie. When You Need Prompt Dependable Propane Delvery... tittle() T,c,IJ.I(.fiY'~ Your Complete Video Taping has completed Lear-jet type rating ' ~ ROCKING THE BOAT- Nleely·Nkely . (Tony Aaas· ~ury) sings "Sit Down Your Rocldng the Boat'' at a prayer meet· 1ng at !he Save·A·Soul Mlaslon. Walchlag Is missionary Sarah , BroWII (Laura 'Linder), (Times-Sentinel photo by Kevin Ploaon) 9reen Buildil)g, 30 W. Spring St., an Columbus. The heating will begin with concerns and critiques from the 12 1m1 on aging and their respecllve boards and then fir public commenL Th·e ODA will take all comments on the recommendations into account before formalizing new fundina formula policy. The final ODA funding policy must be ipproved by the U.S. Administra· • lion on Aging: Tho~ not able to attend the,Public Hearittg may submit written testimony to the Ohio Department of Aging, SO W.llroad """'.. · Street/8th flOor, Columbus, Ohio, . 43266-0S01, attention Terry White. The de•dline for acceptance of , DANCE CONCERT - Sealors rrom the Lesley Kennedy, Patricia Zatewslii and otbe~s. written testimooy is May )4, 1993. Ohio University School or Dll!ldo practice ror The O.U. Dancers will be joined by tbe Ariel The ~ommendations . process their upcoming coac:ert Ma1 15 at the Morris Dancers, a group ol yollllll perf'ormers under tile was overseen by the University of . and Dorothy Huklas Ariel Theatre. The con· tutelage ol ZalewskL Tickets ror the c:oacer1 are Akron's ·Institute for Life-Span ,,' cert, which begins at 8 p.m., reature dances $5 imd lll'e available at the door. For more lnfor· Development and Gerontology, chOf'eoll'aphed and performed by Lisa Rovner, mation, can the thealtr at446-A:RTS. headed by Dr. Harvey L. Stems, / '' • dir~tor and senior fellow at the JnsUtute, and Dr. Jerome ~Jan, J:' also a senior fellow at the Institute. GENEVA (AP) _ Salman because a~thorities refused tci pay • The task force was also COI!l~ Rushdie won a Swiss literary prize for special security measures, said of ':NO consultants and a SCientific but co'uldn't pick it up in person Genevieve Armleder, head of the reVIew tea~ composed of seven because security would have cost folindalion that sponsors the annual gerontoiO!liSts selecte_d from the prize. . • 100 much. mem~rship o~ the. Ohio.Research The Colette Prize jury said it iran's ayatollahs issued the Council on A81!1g· . was "rising against intolerance" in death decree because they considFor further ~~au~. ~tact choosing Rushdie, who has been ered the novel as blaspheming AAA7 Commumc;allons L181S0n Ed living in hiding since an Iranian Islam. Wylie at 614/245·5306; or Ohio death sentence for his 1988 book Tile prize, fii'St awarded in 1988, Department of Aging Communica· "The Sauinic Verses." is named after the French writer lions Liaison Susan Lewis at Rushdie was absent Thursday at Coleue, who died in 1954. 614/466-3253. the ceremony for the $24,500 prize ~ .' RACINE - Clair Alan Morris -- ·-- ~· RIO GRANDE - An Advanced OOS class is being offered on May 19,1993 by the Adult Services Division of the Gallia-Jackson· ViniOn IVSD. Tbe seminar, which · • lasts from 9:00 Lm.-3:00 p.m., will be held in Room 134 of the Human Resources Building at Buckeye Hills Career Center facility in Rio Grande. The seminar will cover the following types of commands: resident vs. transient commands, path, check disk, more, directory organi~ation and setup, backup/restore, and prompL In addition, the new features in OOS 5.0 and creating balch flies will be included in the worksliop. Partici ts should have a good working C:ledge of the .basic OOS cominands. · Iabrie '!O"et· Gelllpoll• 44&-7283 . 85 Moms completes training ... Advanced DOS · " " class offered · Seootera mallt galling •ound tun, ouy llld Nfo. and onhopedlc k -')' -sentinel Page I' Ii I '' �- ... '-·'<t • .,. .. .. ... ' / • .. .. . , , .. , • .... • 1~·""'··· nmee Sentinel ' ~ .• , t 1" (' .. - . . ,· • 0H PoilU Pleaunt, WV lolly I, 1883 May •• 1113 Pomeroy Mldcllpart Pdllpolll, OH Point PI I POMEROY - 'The MeiP. Coun- and 10 adVocale for ,&J m ...,.,. ty Health Department will begin 10 lrealment of pn:glllllt addicrd observing " Alcohol ud Ot&er women ancllhcir childreiL Drug-Relaled Birth Bef~IS Awre- , "Despite recent !Indies - ...... ness W~ .IOday. Modler's Day, ilia ~lllllllbtz ofprqn• . along with Jlunchd8 of other orga- wlio drink luis del;lined ~­ nizations lhrou&hout the country, ly from 198S to 1988. 018' ~is far inch!ding the cen~m for Disease from over," said Connie Uldc, preControl natal nurse, and Norma Tones. The local heilth depanment is nursing direc:ta a lbc Mcip a-using the occasion to promote ty Health DepartmenL Maay healthier funilies in Meigs County women already at high risk few 49 • , SEMIN+,Jl PRINCIPALS - PartldpatiDIID the "AIDS in · . Appaladda -lur IJIOIIIOI'ed by tbe Uaivenity of RJo Graade's : Social Work Student CouKll aDd AIDS Task Force were, from ; le.rt, seated, Lori Birchfield, Suzette Sowen Dd lettilla,Hughes, ,d1rector or the Jacllsoa County Red Crtllll; ceater, Terry Clue• Tolar ud visitor Lucas Tolar, moderator l'ltricll Slaytoa· Joyce · Arthur, Sheila Metz1er and Phyllis Muon or the ·AIDS Task :Force; blck,Soelll Work eli~ Dr. Paul DovyU, Boll Beanett, Carol O'Rourke or the AIDS Task Force ud Tim Murphy. RC COLA COLA. 24 .PlK 12 OZ. CANS Social.Work pro-gram $499 - U$DA .CHOICE BO~ELESS BEEF Round Steak......................LB. BE~F . . , Cubed Steak................~..~...LB. JTM 5 LB. BOX • Beef Patt1es .. ...............Box ( Leg 1f4''·--·..··--·-..-.......18. 39 5 LB; TUB . Chtcken : : 1 8 MELLO Sli $2 29 · $289 $ 99 5. . lauds seminar's backers RIO GRANDE - The Social munity and forum siiPPorten DarWork Student Council at the Uni· reD Jenkins, Alma Slayton and Jim ·~ersity of Rio Grande, ~nsor of Tolar. the "Aids in Appalachia seminar · OrganizationS' that assisted with cJield Aprill4 in Wood Hall, recent· the seminar were the Rio Grande fy issued its thanks 10 a number of Student Senate, the Office of Aca· .people and organizations that demic Affairs, the Fine Arts diviheli!Cd in sllging the event. · sion of the College of Education, , the one-day seminar examined · the Rio Grande Bookstore, Master . j_ssues surtounding AIDS in the Video, Bob .Evans Farms, and the :region and featured Bettina Hugh- AIDS Clearing House of the U.S. is, direCtor of the Jackson County Department of Health and Human Qnit of the American Red Cross, as Services. ARMOUR · 30Z. 4 $1 'the main as well as mem.lim of thespeaker, university's AIDS Task fore~. Phyllis Mason and Carol. .O'ROurke. The task force was a co·sponsor and major contributing :~onor 10 the seminar. ; • . "The .forum was successful due ·to the team effort of all who partie,ipated or attended," Social Work :student Patricia Slayton said. "A ·Successful turnout, wid! more than ;1s0 in attendance, illuminated the .aay. To ·everyonc, thank you for :your sincere Sl)pport and pssis· ARMOUR VIENNA· SAUSAGE KENTUCKY BORDER Wie er~. . . . . ! ............... lallce." •: Dr. Paul Dovyak, associate pro'fessor of Social Work, is director :of the program, while Terry Cluse•Tolar was a sponsoring professor. S6cial Work studei)IS involved in :the event included Joyce Arthur, . •Bob Bennett. Lori Birchfield, ' ~Sheila Metzger, Tim Murphy and ;~uzctte Sowers. SlaytOn was mod· 5 OZ. CANS ' , 27 L1vers........ruB~ , 49 • . $ .. s1 D............LB. · ~1111«. 'BOYARDEE & CHEESE PIZZA ' '99( . REEDSVII.LE - The 1993 East· em High School Alumni Banquet and Dance .will be held Satqrday, June 12, at the high tchool , Dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. with a meal served by the Eastern Band Boosters. A dance will get ~Y at 9 p.m. with music provided by Crossover. Advance tickets, for the dinnec only; may be ~ for $8 P,tS perSoll; advance llckels for the din· ner and~ ~ $12 per person. Tickets, for lhe dlnc:e only, may be · purchased at the .door for $5 per . Shi:lppes, Reed' s 5 tOfC, Bau• Lumber, Wpun Coaslrucliaa a The Daily sentilld. You may also pun::bllle adww ticlr.ls by mail from Julie Elbeddd Dillon, 12 Lin~oln Ten-K~C, Pomc:roy,Ohio4S769. This vcar' s honored classes~ 2 ~ Mdk. .'-·'-..----·GAL GRADE A . $ .89 1. • Med. Eggs.....................ooz. MAXWELL 2 l :oz.· 4 s· 1 $449 iAIRY LANE . . Liberal ArU and General StudRick Thomas of the .university .print shop; Mark Roush of Cross· •roads' Office of Special Needs; SOclaT:-WOrk student Pegj!y 'Stevens; English major K•m ·!i.eedy; Dr. Nathaniel Daniel, dean :or the College of Liberal Arts and :General Studies; Price and ;Amy Ulrich of the the stu· ht, at ~nter; Ron Ellis! . CAT FOOD HOL SfSJ6oL _ MO~TON fRO~EN · BATH TISSUE 4 ROLLS · . 79( . ~· POMEROY • Albert Martin is confined 10 Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus followi!Jg surgery. Cards may be sent 10 him at the hospital, RQom 404, Columbus, 43214. · - .' · to_, resUfmts ofPkas4nt 'J,b8ey ?lursin_g Care Center. . fJ"fumf..all Dfyou -- our~?{_urses, LPJ.Ij, · 9{.ursine jjssistants mul'llnit StCmaries --for your contri6utions. (jrace Cliurcli Our caps off-- 'lllitliamu prUfe .. to eacli ofyaul PLEASANT VAlii.Y HOSPITAL 326 E·. Main Pomeroy v..., I ' . ..HOLZER FAMILY PH Bleach . · Good-Only At Powell'a Super Valu otfar Good . 8 thru Mlly 16, 1883 EAR DROPS ........ .......... , NICHOLA fSICKEP~ Nichola Pickens is ' ~tzamed to honor society ' ' " 111111 •2 II: Sill Ill -• -- ~· ...... • • ' line Oxide Ointment ... ...... HYD.EN, PEROXIDE .$1.00 a: $1.39 ..... 31 -llflm .., 11. , . ' , J ;: POMEROY - Nichola Pickens, !daughter of Ray and Patty Pickens, · Pomeroy, was initiated tecently !'jnto The Ohio Sllte University ~Chapters of Alpha Lambda Delta · and Phi Eta Si81111, hOnor chapters :at lhe university. • To be initiated into the· honor :group, a student must have had a ·3.S or better avenJIC u a freshman. ;:A total of 347 freshmen out of ·· 16,000 wm initiated. : • Miss Pickens is a journalism :and political science major. She -serves as public relations repesen· : tative on the complex council for ; the Nonh Dorms 81 Ohio Stale. She •is currendy doing an internship in :oovernor George Voinovich's ~off'Jee in the Rltfe Buildina. • Miss Pickenlla. 1992Bflldlllllt .·or Eastern HiRh School. . .~~~ • ---------- -- - - ----- - ---- -~---' •• --- - -------- - --------------~---- .. OTHER SPECIALS: Our Business Is your good Health •"' ~ Teachers ~ to meet POMEROY • Meiss County .. Jtetired Teacher~ will mi'Cl Sllur· >!lay at Trinity Chureh In Pomeroy "at 110011. Call 992·3887 for re~C~V~> :doni. . r ZINC .OXIDE lllflilll ------------------ --. --- -- ~ ' --- I Cl. TM !1 Clllrll ' . • $2.&9 IBUPROFEN ARGO GREEN BEANs · .99( CY (614} 446·DRUG CLIP·OUT C.OUPONS ~ompare to AOVIO ·LB. BOX ed. tfu fktlicatul8fOUP Dfmm mul'UIOIIrm wfwse sK._i[{ ani compassion. combine a mil tliffertnil in tlie Cives ofour patients tJt Pk&stmt 'J.Ulfey Jlospital ani tlie ' A free will offering will be taken with t~e proceeds going ' organ .restoration. toward . ·cRACKER •10 •iurp - • • Jllllie.Eiber- """''-"llrll.S .· TIDE ULTRA . OZ. REG. ! . s2 · 99 47 oz. With . L licld.D iiD. MiiUd:ay, Bradl Cwtniqlm= VCIIOJ. usistant ii'CCfCa.y, ... Lisa CJ5 • • el • tJJuri1ta ?(_atioiuJ[?(prses ~· we salute Marsha Ret1y, Olio University School of Music affiliate, will perform dasslcal works on the l!lstoric BarckhoH . · pipe organ of Grace Episcopal Church. Spnday, May 16, 3:30 p.na. . _,_..... . ·28 oz. Oliitus b lie 1993 e.eatare lkia f'WJias p . ' '"• Leoovd (£ompare to DEIROO $299 . 19S8, 1963. 1968, 1913, 1978, 1983. 1CJII..a19!13. Hospitalized . $1.89 20 LB. BAG 1 4 SJ $ 49 ken.;_240L 1 ZESTA ce Cream....................Y, GAL · Fr1ed C $ 09 NINE LIVES COFFEE illicit- ' Enjoy alive performance of Classical Church ~; . 28 oz. · BR~UGHTON;s . ·----.16 I*,,...,..,,., ner and may be purchased until June 6 at Hawk's 76 Station in Tuppers·Piains, Keebaugh's Shake ""'=i~--------------~'!""11 1of MIX Lettuce......___,____-..~~w 69 . Argo Peas:. Wllilc..,. -.e ·c:oo· ckiK Me . .!IIMJI to 1ISill odla' drap h . . the imcase -by . . . . ia . , . . _ _ pregperi· . ~ 1D ~kets ~ ~equimi for lbc din- 11" . SUNSHINE DOG FOO teupple___.s.7soz ly dtuillc die fiiSl Wee months alta cORe pila,' is die leading bo. . c::asr;ol .... d hts . . • $ , •••• especial~ · Jll. · . . ........ ' marily public hospitals m IS major cities conducted by the House Select Commiuee on Children, Youth and Families fOWld a three· fold to fourfold increase in the ' number or infants exposes to cocaine, marijuana, heroin, methadone, amphetamines, and other clrogs. During pregnancy, most drugs 13kcn by the mother, including alcohol and tobacco, cross the placenla and enll:r the bloodstream of the developing fe tus ~ Similarly •. after birth, most clrogs taken by the mother are passed 011 10 the infant through the mother's milk. Not all babies show negative physical, mental or emotional effects from perinatal exposure to drugs, but may do, and no one knows which infants will and will not be affect- The family d palessionols :·, Others wbo assisted with the :seminljr included Jake Bapst and 2520 Din, l'biC!I Pleasant. WV 25550 (304) 675·4340 •Mike T.bompson of Rio Grande's ·:Instructional Media Centel; Sherri 1McCollum,seCretaryintheCollege ......._ _ _..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"1 SJ79 DEL MONTE od is alarming. A survey of 18 pri- ' ., · WE RESERVE THE RIGHT ·TO. LIMJT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD MAY 9 DIRU MAY 15, 1993 CHICKEN I* poor t j ~' cs, inc:lud· illl die less ..,_.,,,., ud those a.dcl' die • oi2S. 1re unaware EHS alumni slate banquet for June 12 298 SECOND- ST. POMEROY, OH. Sentlnei-Pag&-87 Health unit to observe awareness week· 20 PAl 12 OZ. cANS s SunUy Time• 4 PEPSI-COLA PRODUCTS STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8AM·10 PM lt,WY >• I ' SAJmWICH a TRASH BAGS 50% OFF lEG. a TIE Ml USE IRON 30% OFF cp &C CEifTIUI SR 10% OFF C" • RBrs CHEWABLES 30%.OFF OlE A DAY WTAIIINS 30% OFF Specializing In Prompt, l'ro,.ssfonal Preserlptio{l Service 10 JICklor) Pike G "1po111 r· i �• ·• wv May9, 1893 1timts- ~entin;el Sports ·Section C. May9, 1993 ' In Division II baseball sectionals, . Meigs defeats GADS 10-2 GALLIPOLIS - Mei$5 eraSed a 1.0 lead in the second aming of Saturday's Division II sectional baseball tille game apinst the host Gallia Academy Blue Devils and never looked back en route to a 102 viclory. . The Blue Devils drew first blood when junior Chad Barnes scored on No. 3 bitter Brian Hurt's fielder's choice hit back to the mound. But wilh No. 2 bitter Larry Howell on base and only oue out, Marauder hurler Mike Vance struck out sophomores Brett Cre· meens and Ryan Barnes to get out of the jan:!. . Meigs turned things in its favor in the second, which started when Vance doubled and Gary Stanley' . singled. After Billy Glaze get a sin· gle to load thc bases, Aaron Drum. ' · MARAUDERS WIN TITLE - ne Melp Mike (Abby) Webll aiiCI Mike Vuce. Ia tbe mer's sacrifice fly got Vance 1!ome Marauders bocked ol'l G.W. Acad';J;:, Blue back row are =k•••t COM:II Du ...._., Carl· with the ~e-tying run. Then after · Devllt 10·1 Saturday afte.-- ill G lis 10 ton Druumer, Natlln Br~, VIliCe Reiber, Chris Knight walked to reload the will the l>lvlsloa ll HCtloul IIMeililll title. Ia Cbris Knight, Brett NewiJ r, Billy GIPt,-Jerebases, Mike (Abby) Welsh bit into tbe troat row are (L·R) Gary Stallley, Keltll my Grimm, Aaroa Dr..- ud llad COICII a fielder's choice to second base JoneS, Gary Adams, Jim Plllllu, Jared Stewart, Scott Gbeen. ~.-.photo) lhat retired Knight, but not before Stanley got home with the goahead run. No. 2 bitter Keith Jones walked • to reload the ·bases again, but Jim Pullins followed with a fly out to left to end the rally and continue, 0 ? albeit the lead, lhe nail-biting in the Jason Lanhart-p ..........3 - 3 JACKSON .- Jaclcson's Iron· · Raiders got four' straight hits 1· ? Marauder dugout that didn't stop men cracked a 5-5 tie in the socond singles by Covey and Shawn Cox, JeffRouso-3b .............4 3 ? until their five-run breakaway in inning of Satur~y's Divisio~ ll a double by Rob c..ady IIIII a liD- Jamie Ra!cliff-ss. ........2 3 0 the seventh. .seclionball bueba1l game agamst gle from Toler - to do funher Clint Houser·2b~-··--···4 3 11 1? Vance, who went the distance; the visiting River Valley Raiders, damage, namely in lhe form of a S- Mack Thompeon-lb ...3 4 fanned 10 and issued 110 walks. The Jason Malone-c ~-·······S I O ~ pitching tandem of Hurt and Branwho never recovcml after lhat and 5 tie. But Jackson responded with a Jason Ros&-dh ··-·······.3 0 ! fell on the short end of a 17-B cleci· don HiD struck out nine and walked McOtaee-lf ..................4 1 0 ~ six. Hurt gave way to Hill with two four-run rally in lbc boaoo1 of the . 'Sion. 1 Geoff Maltbcws-rf .....4 0 1 Jason 4J!hart, who picked up second to put the game away. outs in the seventh to receive lhe 31 17 5 ? crowd's River Valley, which bowed out Totals the victory, combined f~ wilb applause for his effort. closer Jamie Ratcliff to strike ou~ of post-season play (Mocbcr Nalllre The Marauders wUI take their 712 and walk six. The Raiders' 'Usually doesn't allow such • term River Valley . 9 record· into this Saturday's dispitching relay of Chris Toler, Paul to truly apply, and those wbo don•t Player-poL ab r b b1 trict game against the WaverlyCovey and Mike Bradbury com- believe haven't heanl of rain) wit6 Paul Covey-c...........~.3 2 1 : Greenfield McClain sectional title game. Gallipolis, which concluded bined to strike out six and walk 11. a I·IS record. have a 50-50 rhauc:e Shawn Cox-2b.........~.5 1 1 · .- Four of those wailcs came in the of making up two games against Rob eaa.dy-3b ·-······.5 I I 3 Soutl!earern Ohio ~elic League Jackson first, when the Ironmen opponen~ lhat may be 8IIIIOWICCd.. OuisTaler·P······~-----·4 I I I · play .with a 17-8 win over River . .alsO took advantage of three of the IBninR totals Dave Poling-a .......~ .•4 0 0 1 valley in Gallipolis Friday, com· ·Raiders' eight errors. But River River Valley ..050 001 2 = 8-5-8 OJris Craco-cf....~---..4 0 0 0 its diamond affairs at 5-12. Valley roared back in its half of the Jackson .....-~ .. .543 410 x = 17-S-7 totals ""1200 . 5 = 10-11.() WP- Lanbart (Rarcliff save) second. when two walks - Adam obn B . If 3 0 0 0 Mcni.inlgs............ v.o ·HOIIan~augh and Bradbury were · LP-Toler J ~ ···-·· O O O Gallipolis ....... 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REFRIGERATOR •••••s499 ,, ·· ~ t y.:;..;!,L.f ...... Parnaent ' 'ftl THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE! STORE ""''"";:, Monday 9:30..8:00 Tuesday-Saturday 9:3o-S:OO .. I. ' \• I' . '• I . KNEE HOLE DESK r •, OR 'II I 1 j "' ~- · , ROLL·TOP SECRETARY I w .( r' il~{ ... -~· ~:- ' I .- ' "- \ "F r_ · ~~~. .·--..., 1 ( -$1 aaoo 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ·0 6 l . TOSSES SIX·HITfER - Mei&s lefl·bander Mike Vuce delivers a pltcb homeward during Satllrday's Division n &el:tlooal bale· ball ga~J~e against Gallll Academy ill Gallipolis, where the Mllr1111d· · ers won '10-l to move on to dktrlct adioD later this wed<. Vuce racked ap 10 Ks, gave up six lilts and walke!l no Blue Devils. (Times-Sentinel photo by Dave Harris) . . SChmidtpondeTS Future in goIf.. By TRUDY TYNAN SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) Here's a Mother's Day lesson in basJrrtlwll and life fionl Ina Miller, a woman wbo knows about both. "I learned how to shoot from . my mom," ,Basketball Hall of Fame inductee Calvin Murphy said. "He was about S .years old, but v detenniried,"' Miller said. She I~ her basketball in Wilming· ton, N.C., where oue of her team· mates on the Bomb'ercues was tenDis great Allhea Gibson. "When God has given a gift, who knows whf?" she said. ·"You just develop iL • The olde$t of her SCVei! children is one of nine ·members being enshrined into lhe BaslcctbaU Hall of Fame on Monday. One or the others is Julius Erving. Ervin$'s gift to his mother, Cal· lie, was m 1986 when he kept the · promise he made when he ~ft Massachusetts fa- the pros and returned to finUb his oducation toward the .business degree be SlBded -18 years earlier. , paper," Jack Leaman, Erving's college coach, said . '"He was .already a successful j)usinesslnan. But I'll never forget the smile on her face." Other mducrees are Bill Walton, Wall Bellamy. Dan Issei, Dick McGuire, Richie Guerin, Ann Meyers and Juliana Semenova, a 7footer who played for Soviet Olympic teams. · When the city of Norwalk; Conn., honored Murphy last week, the guard wbo scored 17,949 points in his 15-year car~'er with· the Houston Rockets, lll!iled to his first shooting coach. '"When you go to the top, you don't go alone," Murphy said, fas· tening a 24-karat gold medallion enscribed with his uniform number •'23" and "Hall of Fame" around hismotber's~ · "I always ttied to tell the boys that basketball was just a pme," Miller said. "That~ everytbmg can change in one minute, so there is 110 use being uppity-uppity. Just ... enjoy your good fcxtunes. ·~It was a game for us, but we dido 't have lhe pressure," she said recalling her childhood. '"We dido 't have anything to do bw play SJ??rts. There was no television or VIdeo games to keep us busy. so my aunt just told us to 11o and play basketball. And I loved IL" · She believed in doing the best she could at whateyer she tried. In addition to exceUing in football and basketball, her oldest son became a national champion baton twirler. • "That wasn' t me," Miller said. "My sister·Freida taught him. He took lhat up at a YOWI8 age, too." Pressure or not, she wasn't above reminding her son of a few things, such as the ·danger of a swefled head, even if it meant marching into the locker room after a bi$ high school game to sttaightenhimouL '"I was always giving him rules,"" she said. "Even today. ~·s ~S years old and I'm still givmg h1m rules. Now my late husband was a very quiet, very kind ·man . He never said much. But when he did, everybody listened." "He didn't need that piece of . ' . .Reynolds longs . Celtics' Lewis still in hospital for Jesse Owens Classic's return SPRINGBORO, Ohio (AP) tact with his friend Pete Rose, who Mi1rc Schmidt says he 1w leamed lives just down the road in Boca how to relai since lhe days when Raton, Fla. They play ~ togedler "He had some chest discomfort. , he homered his way inro the record and Schmidt has visited Rose's By ROB GLOSTER BOSTON (AP) - Ten days It's not chest pains or anythins like books while playing for the restaurant in Boca Raton. after collapsing during a game, that,'' Twiss said~ "'He was lighiPbiladel hia PbiDies. Schmidt lives in Jupiter, Aa., headed and dizzy after the dinner Boston Celncs captain .Now~ he is sharpening his golf chauffeuring his kids, cca:bing his game and is considering playing son's balltesm and fiShing. · By MICHAEL A. LUI'Z COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Reggie Lewis remains hospitaliud last night. He didn't pass out, comnf'1itive golf. He is inttiguedby But competitive golf hasn't HOUSTON (AP) - Hakeem Former Ohio State nnmer and cur- and is undergoing tests aimed at didn't lose consciousness.'' idea of lla-"n• the PGA Seniot brought out the same intensity that Olajawon bad 31 poinu and 21 rent 400-meter world-record bolder regulating a career-threatening Lewis, 27, who has a heart the P ,-.. dro Schmid · the th rebounds, a Vcmon Maxwell bit arrhythmia, collapsed in the first Butch Reynolds said be's missed heart problem. .Tour, but doesn't know if be will ve t to seven ~ do it full-lime. on baseball's career home-run · a key three-pointer in the final period of an April 29 playoff game the Jesse Owens Classic track Officials at Brigham and e ·( 8) · · minute u the Houston Rockets at home all!linst Charlotte, He meet. Women's Hospital said doctors S4 • '."Ben Crenshaw, Lanny Wad· returned bnefly to that game, but The meet was held from 1983 to were awaiting test results before ~ns arid those auys who are m.~ · "I might have gone overboard beat lbc Los Allf"les ~ 84age will all be out there tlien,. on the seriousness when I was 80 Satunlay to Wlll their ,fO!Did 19~0. missina two years before determining what .to recommend did rrtSt play again in the playoff series won by Charlotte. . Schmidt said. "I don't know if I pblying ball," Schmidt said. " I seriesin!ivegames relllrlling in its current format. · for the Celtics' leading scorer. The Globe said Lewis wu ''It burt me to see the Jesse The Boston Globe zeported Satcan compete with those guys, but I played with blinders on and very Trailing ?9-70, tbe Clippers could sec trying to go and qualify seldom reacted to fans. I watc:b sccred 10 lltlligbt points to tate an Owens ClasSic IOMI the last two urday lhat Lewis was about to have expected to have surgery that a device implanted in his body to would implant a defibrillator, a for a few events an4 possibly ntake videos of m~f as a playa- now 80-79 lead on Roo ~·s layup years," Reyno1da aaid. But Reynolds planned to be on regulate the heart problem in an device used to IIOI'Iflalize an Cfl'llic oue of thole two spots." and it never loOted like 1 was hav- wilb 1:17 n:maining . But Maxwell, He halwhiUied his~ to the ing any fun. It.probably would in his second ••me back since hand Sunday when !he meet retuma effort to keep him playing. The ~ rhythm. ·')"be device, which low 70s: He will be · 1lia competi- have cost me some excellence, brealling his wrist. made a three- , at Ohio Slldium. OIY'liJ)Ians Roger newspaper said the operation could can be as small as a cigarette peck, • senses the abnormality and shocks live career May 20-~ when be will though." pointer with S6 ICCOI•"' lclt 10 put Kingdom, Joe Greoue and Milt . take place Ibis- wee1rcnd. Crotlhan are also eqwf'!d But a hospital spokeswoman the heart back into a reaulal' ccim-~ in a Nike Tour event, lhe Schmidt lw been out proDIClling Houston ahead for good. ''We'ze very 1a'd to ~ rejected that report, and Boston rhythm.fibrillalor _.._,_h Nikr"Miami Valley Open, at his new book. "The Mib Sc:bmi4t . . A de , w•uo oontains a Hoatherwoode Ool( Club In Study," written with Rob EDis. He . Kenny Smith cliuciJed tile will it ~ng 1pln. ' Reynolds Slid. radio station WEEI quoted Lewis' Sp~ngboro, . south .of Dayton, describe& it u a boot oa hlttlna wilb alnakway clot* with 33 ace- "It a got peatlltble!ea lnd It's f-r- wife, Donna Ranis Lewis. as iay- battery-.powered generaror, is placed Under the long V!ftica1JIIIIIo where he ....,_ nn. and biDing history, with oxpeitile onds ,.....ming The Rodrea, who e-e. Wbal more c:oakf lll)'otiO want inglhe report was inconecL · Celtics spokesman Jeff Twiss cles of the abdomen. S~ tissue Schmidt:·43~ said he's played by Ted W'dlllml, Charlie Liu IIJd · won the series 3·2, will play lbe for Mother's Day?.. numerous charity events and about Sclimicl. ' · ·· Seaale-UJah winner in die WCI!all An 1Dvitatlon1l format will be said he bad no informalioo lbout · tbCn forma around the clefilxilJaJor~ followed with no lillm scorina for .· sucb an o~rstlon. Lewis' aaent, helpiDJ anchor it in the abdomen, · JO to 12 tournaments on the Schmidt is twO yem away flom · Conferc:nce ..,.ifiws celebrity golf cbcuiL Altbougb he . eligibill for t1ic Baachall Hall of Smith fmisbed with 19 poillbl tbcm~ Peter Rouman, could not. be Electrical lelc1s connect the dofibrillalot IIIII the boart. . 1lu 1bot MIOW M 68 in a non-coli\• F101e, a'e said be f~ ROit . ~ 'lbarpe ~ 17 rebiluDdsllld . Schools expecied to ·be repre· leached. Hospital spokesWoman Louise petitlve litaalion, his beat In com- gaining the Hall hebe 1997. · 12 poillta for the Roc:tOII. wiiiJO senied Include Arizona, AriZona Also Saturday, Celtics president petidon 1174. - "lfi'1 Rilly jllll illdlnl Ida lime Maxwell 1t01ed 13 after •iaiq State. Alba-. Anbum. O.t n, Rt4 Auerbach underwent tests in Homer said the ·newlpiJICII' report . ·"I have an eye towant being a .. until they- a QOw COIIIlllillloD- his ftntBut Carollni, George· Mason, · another Boston bospital • day after was not true, '"He Ia bein.llleited and evauilt· . scratch olfer," be laid. "Wheze er," Sc1unidt llid "I'm jUII ~ lll!nny Manning pll)lld the CJiD. G«qeeiwn, Oeal&ia Tech, Mlclll· exporlencina chest dl~comfort.. that wiftlead, I don't exactly everythina's behind him. He 1 a pers wub 24 _points and 12 pn S11111, Miclllpn. Mlcldle Teo- Twiss said Aberbech, 75, checked ed. Thn will lie ao uaay doao know." . · family man and be spends tlnse rebounds. R011 Halper. who burt nessee, Oklahoma. Penn State, bimJelf into Mm'!Chusetts a-.1 this 'IIUI eDd,.. IIMd Halllet,lddiu that Lewis remains in IIIIIJie COlli!= bisbieeeady in the pmo, fit 'lh4 .·Tex•s Cbriatian, Tennessee and · . Hos~ital late Frld•r after tho lion. Hilllfe has chiMed Iince retlr· 'witb hiskidlnow. He'D ptln... . .. ing frOm bs hll dO SIByl Ia COil· '· . . . with 19 poinll. host Ohio Stare. team s end..of·season dinner. **- Chol• . . • ' tryln'- • - ~· • SC ....., $199 LARGE CAPACITY WASHER ••s369 Brewers6,RedSax3 Orloled,BiaeJaJS3 At Mii'Waukee, Cal Eldred At Toronto, Damon Buford's bounced back from two lhakY out· two-run dol!ble sp81bd a five-run ings for his fourth vil:tory as the fJftb inning as the Baltimore OriMilwaukee Brewers beat tbe oles beat the TOIOIIIO Blue Jays 6-3 Boston ~ Sox 6-3 Saturday. Saturday. Eldred (4-3) blanked the Red Rookie Dong Linton (0- 1) Sox for six innings oo five bits. He walked Sbernwl Oblndo to 111ar1 pitched seven-plus inninssaud the_fiftb, TIDIHulea~with allowed three runs on nine bits. a single and HllQid Reynolds Doug lienry got the fmal tluee · walked to load the .bases. : outs for his sixth save. . Buford bit his tWo-run double, In the seventh with Milwaukee but Reyuo1da was thrown out at the leading 4.(), Eldred gave~~ plate aoanpting to sale from first to Ivan Calderon and Bob Mc:IVID base. and lhen pinch-bitter Ernest Rile&. After Brady Anclersoo wallcccl, batting .105 with one RBI in 19 at· Mart McLemore chased Linton ~. ~it a.three-run homer 10 ri&h~ with a two-run triple. Cal Ripken ~IIwaukce il\lded t:wo. runs ID greetied relieva- Too CastillO with lhe m the bottom of the mnmg. an RBI double for :Lc; fifth run of 'Boston's Paul Quantrill (2-1). the inning. ~e former Ul!lversi!-Y ofWi5oo?"n · Rick Sutcliffe (3-2) pitched six pitcher making h1s first maJor- innings. He pvc up five runs and league~ rna~ wild,throw C!ft . tine bits. Todd Frobwirtb worked leadoff ~~ Pat Lislach s bunt m tine bitless innings for his secood lhefirstmnmg save. Lintoa pitched 4 1/3 innings after being recalled from Class AAA Syracuse on Friday. He · JI allowed five lUllS and four bits. 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'i \,. • \~ �PIG• Maya, 1883 Pomeroy Middleport Galllpolla, OH Pol~ !'l~nt, WV__ C2 Suilday Tlm11 Sentinel In 1M NBA pl/Jyoffl, . . . Moals aggnvated a sore hip. the Nets shot 63.8 percent from the field in die second and third qu.-· tas on die way 10 a 96-79 victcry O'lel the Cleveland Cavaliers that tied tbe besl.of-five series 2-2. Morris hid 22 points on 9-for12 shooting and IO rebounds. Derrick Coleman bad 21 points, 14 rebounds and eight assists and Drazen Pelr!lvic :19 points for the Nets. Reserve guard Maurice Cheeks and fourth-string center Dwayne Scbintzius also played imponant roles for New Jersey, which previously lost starters Kenny Anderson and Ouis Dudley to season-ending injuries. Brad Daugherty scored 29 points for Oeveland, which won II . . . l'llldu&od lho Oa.iract of Clif! Youna, Jlild1-, "'•"'"'' <IIIIo - ...... &It.- Sipod Lo.a Purioll, to a OGeooJOU OOQtnct. -cr. 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AA- :u VINTON UCEWAY NOW OPEN EVERY SUNDAY GQfes Ope• at 11 :00 Races Start at 1 P.M. Bkyde Races for Kids 511.,May2 RIO GRANDE - The Rio Grande Baseball Association will hold its monthly meeting Monday at 8 p.in. at Rio Grande Elemen- tary. T·Shlrt S I D - - - - - - Maney PaiCiklt.--------1' S.llnce Due·- - - - - - Draft horse show, competition sltzted ROCK SPRINGS - A draft hone ballet lhow is planned few 6 p.m. Saturday as part of~~CKt weekend's show and swap event to be held at the Meigs County F~, Draft hone halter classes mclude: stallions lhJee and over. stal· lions one and two years old, IIIIRS four lind over, mares lhJee and under four, nuires:two and under lhJee, mares one and under two, · • 1993 foals (fillies and colts) and geldings. Mule classes include 52 inches and over, 52 incheS and under and mammoth jack stoCk. ·Hitch classes include cart classes and farnters hitch (wqon). The entry fee is $3 per class. A draft horse competition will be held on Suaday, May 16 at 2 p.m. featuring a log skid, feed run and a wagon obslacle course (wagon provided). One driver per 1t1111 is allowed with entry fee being $5 per class. ' . The shows are sponsored by die Ohio Valley Draft Hcne and Mule Association and the Appalachian Dtaft Horse ind Mule Association. Intermediate cage camp slated CHESHIRE - The Cheshire-Kyger Boosler Club Basketball Camp will run from June 7 10 June 10 from 9 a.m. to noon daily at Cheshire-Kyger Middle School. The cost of die camp is S40 if submitted in full on or bef01e June I. Afler that date, it's $50. The camp, designed for students entering grades 4-8 this fill, will feature instruction in fundamentals. offensive and defensive strategies. Prizes will be available to all CIIIIJlCI:S• who will receive a camp T·shin and a Michael Jordan-autogJapbed basketball. Several area coaches, axnbining 60 )'eai1 of •stetball experi- · cnce. will be on hand to give speches and offer inslrqction. For more infonnation, call camp di!ec:tOr Tom Riccardi It 367~ 7721. Eastern cage camp set for June EAST MEIGS - The blskelball COIIdting Slaff at Eastern High Schopl will present the first-ever ''Big E" B•htball Camp in June. The fmt session. set for June 7-10, will featura instruction for students enlering grade&4-8. The second session, slallld few June 14· 17. will feature a girls-only camp for players enlaing grades 8·12. Students should bring loose filling clothing, either shorts or sweat pantS; white c;ouon socks. water botde and tennis shoes. Please note that shoes are not to be wun from die outside into the Camp hours will run from 8:30 a.m. to noon each day, with .egisiralion from 8 a.m. to 8:30a.m. · · ' RG to host soccer camps • IS uti ec • ~tor~S~·--------------------------------------•Send to Coach Olbome, ('..._oils H.S., Galllpolla, OH. 45631 • PH.UII214 A NEW CONCEPT ON USED CARS AND IRUCKS AT NORRIS·NORTHUP DODGE . CHRYSLER·PLYMOUTH•JEEP, ··aND EAGLE 1987 FORD AEROSTll COIMRSION VAN 3-191510111 CIUYDS ·t.Dwml... Au»~NC,---­ . LNded. . Y-a.olce '6495 '159 .. '3995 . •99• '7995 'Ill .. 1911 SUIARU Gl WAGON 1915Cimotn CIYILIII ..,. __ 4Dr~ .............. Auto., air, AIIFII c•Htl& •sa .. '4995 '104 ... Alllh•loy8. 1913 Y.W. WilT DIESEL 1911PLYM111 SIIIDAIICI 2 IL '1695 ltuFOIDDD CIOWIIICT. U lllw111w. I I '33 .. AUT~ S '4495 '100 .. •lion. CrQ88WQrd Puzzle QD Page D-2 . YOUTH BASEBALL WEEK- Tbe GaWpoIIJ City CommissiOn bas proclaimed May 30· J11ne 5 • Youth BuebaU Week Ia CODjaiiCiioa with the annual Cloclnlllld Reds Dream Team · benefit game and related activities set for JUDe 5 · at tbe University of R.lo Grande. Signing tbe --·-Ad. "fiiiCII~E/1 1Hf I/IFFfiiEIICE" 797L4931 celebrilies woo guested It die event include Reds announcer Joe Nuihall. former Reds pitcher and the Bob Evans Youth Day on Sat- Wilmington Collcgc a-ball COIICh urday, June S at Stanley L. Evans Brooks Lawrence, Ohio Stile foot· Memorial Field at the University of ball great Archie Griffin and · Tommy Helms, ti~.JU1t Reds playRioGrande. er to knock a home run out of The event. which raises money to support youth baseball and 111ft· Riverfmnt Stadium. The guest wiU iDt8lc: at a lunch ball in Gallia Couilty, will feature a benefit baseball gante between the in the Bob Evans Farms Shelter· Dream Team and an opposing set house that starts at 11:30 a.m. The event is named for local of athletes and an appearance by a noted sports figure who is or has entrepreneur Bob Evans, one of been connected with the Reds or several local members of the with lthlelics in Ohio. Dream Team, and a well-known Organizers are presently fUIIliz. supponer of routh baseball and ing details on die guest, who will softballsctivittes in Gallia County, be 811nounced at a later dale. Past which annually involves·up to 1,400 childlen. . The day's activilie5 begin at 10 a.m. with a baseball card show in Lyne Center. An auction will be (Continued from C-2) 14 points in lhe first quarter of Game 3 hef01e coming back to win Lyne Center slate · 93-84, grabbed a 17-10 lead as the Nets ·mis!ed nine of 14 shots and RIO GRANDE - This week's turned die ball over six times in the activilies schedule for Lyne Cenler fust eight minutes. · . is as follows: · Coleman then scored seven Gymlloun points in a 14-4 spun. including a Today 1-3 p.m. and S-7 three·poinler with 2. 7 seconds left p.m., open recreation that put New Jersey ahead 24·21 Monday - 5-7 p.m., college after one period. recreslion The Cavs trailed 30-29 early in .die second quaner before Petrovic '· Poolboun started a 19-4 spun with three basToday - 1-3 p.m. and S-7 lcets. The Nets scored die final II p.m., open swim points of die run, concluding with a Monday-5-1 p.m., college rebound basket by Cheeks that swim gl\Ve diem a 49·33 lead. Spun 100, TraU Bl.uen 97 (OT) Note: No street shoes will be At Sin Antonio, It was a rocky allowed on the new gym floor or tumble from NBA cunners-up to racketba1l courts. Those coming to the champion Chicago Bulls to participate must have gym shoes on exi~in the Western Conference hand. pia sin die fust round. All Lyne Cenler facilities will Portland Trail Blazers expebe to die P!Jblic lliltil sum· rienced that agony Friday night in a merclosed classes ·resume on June 7. A HI0-97 overtime loss to the San new schedule will be published at Antonio Spurs. that time. GALLIPOLIS - For the fifth .consecutive year, the area's Cincin· nati Reds Dream Team will stage held at die baseball field at 12: IS p.m., and the guest will speak to the audience at 1:30. The benefit game begins at 1:40 p.m. In honor of the event. die Gal· lipolis City Commission recently proclaimed the week of May 30· June .5 as Youth Baseball Week. Similar action by Gallia County officials is anticipated. The week will not only honor the players, but coaches and volunteers "for their many hours of hard wort and dedi· cation in teaching our youth the fundamental rules of fair play and sportsmanship, win o.r Jose," acconling to the proclamation. Further details on the event will be later. NBA playoffs ..• . Some homes try to sepDale' you from the enviromnent. Our homes~ you a partofil CaD loday ror mllft 1tpp " lnrOFmatloa ''ooi a,<;hi• . \. ' J ~tr~turc&, · \,._ 1 Inc. Morr clroicn 1IUikL!,. ~/Ur li.U.t. P.O. BOX 61• RIPLEY, WV. 25271 1-800-458-9990 uniden® LRD-SOOOW Integrated Laser/ Wldeband Radar Detector UID-IOOOW $18900 •Four band protection •Stalker (D.A .O.) low oscillation circlj~ry •Intelligent alerts •Audio only selector oCilylhighway switch •Power on LED •Volume control w~h power switch •Windshield mount ...... ,.... .. "'"" Boh's Eleettonics tH.ool . , . . . ()*, Upper Rt. 7-Galllpolls WREATHS·N·MORE ROBERT M. HOLLEY, M.D. u Snowflake Gyp Aaet. Colora Small-$4.00 Bn. Bird · Nests Lge. 99-Ea. • Israel Gyp • Natural Broom Bloom Large Bunch $3.99Bn. $4.50Bn. Colored Lace M1uve & Peach St"'lw Wreaths $3.75Bn. $1.19up -~Colora Birds of The Worlds 99-andUp AC~Cm~41)DJ~TE THOSE WORKING PEOPLE, .,. "''"""' OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. ON TUirSDAYS· -(POINT PLEASANr MEDICAL CEtn'ER) . 15TH & JEFFERSON AVENUE GIWNLIS • the 400 meter (1:03.1); 1ta1ee I'IICt in lhe ISOO meter <•:48.9) uc1 3000 meter (10:22.6); Bo11aie EY811S in die sooo meret (18:06.4); Miehelle Crouse in the 400 me1cr hurdles (l:1~); die 400 (SOA) a111t 1600 (4:13.6) relays; and Tricil Holmes in shotput (35 feet, five inches). Other individual finish times included: 100 meter dash- Stacey Riaer third, 12.9; Michelle Crouse: fourth, 13.1. 200 meter - Kristy Lindsey, third, 26.9; Cristy Cox, founh; 27.8. . .. 800 meter - Renee Ptd, sec; ond, 2:23.5; Teresa Montgomery, seventh, 3:00.8. . 1500 meier - Jennifer Beyer, SIXth, 5:47.2. 3000 meter - Bonnie Evans; second,l0:38.5. 100 meter hurdles - Micbelle Crouse, second, 18.6; Kim Sowers; third, 19.9. . 400 meter hurdles - Kim Sowers, third, 1:226. High jwnp - Michdlc Crouse. fourth. 4-1!2 inches. . · Long jump - Kristy Lindsey: seoond, 16 feet, nine inches; Kim Sowers, third, 16 feet. 7-1/4 incJ1es< S11cey Ritter, fourth, 16 feet. 5-1/<f inches. • Triple jump - Stacey Ritter; third, 34 feet, 1-3/4 inches; Kr.istj Lindsey, fouith, 33 fcc:t. lhJee inch· es; Kim Sowers, fifth, 33 feet, 23/4 inches. Shotput - Jennifer Owens, fourth, 27 feet. 9-1/4 inches. Discus - Tricia Holnies, sec.; ond 106 fee~, seven inches; Jennifer Owens, third, 89 feet, one inch. · · Javelin - Jennifer Owens~ third, 83 fee~, 11 inches; Michelle Crouse, fourth, 83 feet. 9-1/2 inch· es. ' PAIN CONTROL CLINIC WEIGHT CONTROL ' T110 Plolnl, OhiO . C3 Dream Team ·slates Bob Evans . youth .benefit game for June 5· FAMiLY PRACTICE NORRIS-NORTHUP DODGE I Page proclamatloa '!rU City Commlasloli President Carol O'Rourke, fllllked by Galllpolill Parb 1c Recreation Director Tom Hopkins. Bebllld tbem are Ryan Glo¥er, left, and J.- Holdren, mem· bers of tbe P&R baseball league orpnizatlon. (Times-Sentinel photo). . 100% ·~:::-= •-.ciMn. '71 .. • .GALLIPOLIS- The Ciallipolis Area 'Aeshll•ll Camp will hold two weeks of instruction. one (~boys and one lir girls. · The boys' session, designed for students entering grades 4-8. will run from June 14 to June 17. The girls' for IIUdents entering grades 4-12, will run from June 25 to June 28. Both -m wiU be held at Gallis Academy High School from 1 to 4 p.m. e~eh day. For the boys' session, die cost is S50 if die fee is turned in on or before June 7. After June 8, die fee is SSS. For die girls' seaion. die · fee is $50 fee if it's tmned in bef01e June 21. Arret thlt dale, die fee is SSS. For mOte infonnaljon, contact GAHS vanity boys • cOech Jim Osborne at 446-9284. BEGINNING NOW WE ARE GIVING OUR . CUSTOMERS WHO PURCHASE ANY .OF OUR PREFERRED USED CARS OR TRUCKS A 3 MONTH· · 3,000 MILE 100% WARUNTY ON TIE ENIINE, TUNSMISSION AND DRIVE AXLE. WITH ONLY $50.00 DEDUCTIBLE TO BE PAID BY YOU •. NOT 50%·50%, NOT 40%·60% 4 .,...., ... oond. AM'FII Aulo., NC, Cit I • ......inutnwh I '3995 . RIO GRANDE - A series of day camps featuring total soccer instruction will be· offered June 7-11 at the University of Rio! Grande. The camp will be conducted by Scott Morrissey, COIICh of the Rio Grande soccer ftllll, and Tony Daniels. who serves as assistant to die program. Instruction for youth soccer players (ages 7-12) wiU be held each day from 8:30-11:30 a.m. and tor seniors (ages 13-17) from 1-4 p.m. · Cost of die cmtp, sponsored by The Socx:cr Shop of Hllllingl(ln, is SSO. The fee includes the cost of a T-sbirt llld Watr:r bottle few each participanl. , ·For mOte information, contact Morrisley or o.iels at245-S353, ex1ension 210. The toll-free aumberinOhio is 1-D)-282-7201. GABC dates announced ' I ,._, VI a gl ' -~ llr,oii&L . gym. Short SID~---- ·' GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia Academy Athletic Boosters will hold its bi-monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Gallia Academy High School's libnlry innex. The ljllin business of this meeting will be-to nominaiC offteers to be elected on Tuesday. May 25. •Pit Run •Shredded •Drainage Gravel Top Soli ~straw • •Pea Gravel ' •Drainage Tile .Culvert Tile (all sizes up to 5") •Block .and Mortar Mix , l fourth, 53.3; Russ Kern, ftfth, 53:9. 12 feet. 800 meter - Mire Michigan, Long jump - Chad Cannon, second, 1:57.1. second, 21 feet · ISOO meter - Hidemitsu Triple jump - Din Longcay, Maeda. fourth, 4:14.6. third, 35 feet, S-lfl inches. SOOO meter- Chad Benson, Shotput - John Miller, fourth , third, 16:05.5; Hidemitsu -Maeds. 36 feet. 6-1/4 incites; Dan Long· fourth, 16:08.6. cay. ftfth. 29 feet, 2-3/4 incheS. 110 meter hurdles -Tim Mur· Discus- John Miller. third. phy, second, 14.9. 132 fee~, 6-1!2 inches; James John· 400 meter ·hurdles- Torno sm. fourth, 128 feet. seven inches. Himeno, third, S1.S. . Hammer - John Miller, fourth, Steeplechase-Condy Richard· 92 rea. 4-1!2 inches. son, second, 9:SS.S; Mark Bennett, Javelin - Tim Murphy. third, ·fourth, 10:02.2. 140 feet; Chad Benson, fourth, 109 400 meter relay - Rio Gl'lllde, feet. four inches. · ·A significant number of the third,48.6. Hjgh jump- Tim Murphy. sec- Redwomen too1l: first place in indiond, six feet, four inches; David vidual events, including Kristy Rose, fourth. five feet, eight inches; · Lindsey in die 100 moter dash (13 Torno Himeno, fifth, seven feet, seconds) and the high jump (four seven inches. feet. 10 inches); Stacey Ritter in Pole vault- Dave Rose. fourth, the 200 meter (26.7); Cristy Cox in Boosters·club meeting:Tuesday Week2 WMk1'-- l• • to Regular meeting Monday •The 1993 version of die River- cuse, Ohio lt:~.:~J; o. ~,;nuckie side Senior Men's GolfLeque Ia Lester- Evans. W.Va. (15.S); 7. compleu:ditsthinl~ofplar. Luther Tucker-Mason, W.Va. A total of 35 players psnietpat· (13.0); 8. Harold Clark· ed in week number lhJee with the Ravensw~od, W.Va. ,03.0); ?· Jim Wikoff, ·Dana. Winebrenner, Harley Rtce-Reedsvtllt, .Ohto Qark Greene and Benny Benedum (1~.S); 10. Jack Nugent-Vmton, team walk:ing away with the bon- , Obi~ (1~.0); I~- Sonny ~hindlerors. Their team shot a nine under Galhpohs, Ohto (12.0), 12. Don par 61 for die day. Amazing as it Wilson-Midd~epon, O~io (12.~); may seem, five teams lied for .sec· 13. Ray Ol!ver-Ractne. Ohto ond at five under par 65 for their · (12.0); 14. BtU Hannum-Chester, efforts. Ohio (12.0); IS. Jim Capehart· A total of 40 different players Point Pleasant, W.Va. (11.5); 16. have taken pan in !/laY so far this Earl Johnson-Mason, V!.Va. (11.0); ~- TJI~ R.iverstde sc;_mors. are 17. George Bums-Clifto~, W.Va. ·always glld,io weleo!ftq..titdilay- (11.0); I8. Elmer Click-Cot· ers and the 'season is r~!ll~y Just tag~ville, W.Va. (10.0); 19. Pete · beginnin'g witll'the pia)( tb' conbnue Gnnstead-New H.aven. W.Va. ·until Sept.28, when the Senior fun (9 .S); 20. Lew .G1lland-Mason day and picnic will be held. W.Va. (9.0) A couple of new !'layers have joined the league thts year. Bill Ferguson of. Dunbar, die younger brother of Riverside member John Ferguson, and Faye Wilson, Lawrence ScarbeiTy. Jim Capehart and Clinton Swisher, all of Point Pleasant. Frank Boggess of Ravenswood is also getting his licks in on die tour. .The closest to the pin winners for the third week were Earl John· son and Clark Greene on holes 7 and 14. The standings for the top 20 list are as .roll~ws g,1ay~, hometown and pomts). l..JIDI Wikoff- Shade, "We DeiiYer and Spread Llmeatone" Ohio (20.5); 2. Dana WinebrennerSyracuse, Ohio (19.0); 3. Clark •Mason Sand •Top Soil Greene-Hurricane. W.Va. (19.0); 4. John Ferguson-New Haven, W.Va. •Concrete Sand •Fill Dirt (~S.S); S. Bill Winebrenner·S:ra· N.m•-----------------------------A~------ Grade (ne~ year) Adchu...· --------------------Phone No • · •• umpznng For more Information call: 388-9617 or 388-8300 APPliCATION FORM • • A rea spor . . t s brielS • NO olehalalc bov.....o. NciiiOipCIIIIiblo for ~Go-. or ...~ Gallipolis Area BasketbaU Camp .. more regular-season games than first-half lead of 16 ·paints in th~ outscored the Cavaliers 31-20 and the Nets and is the No. 3 seed in fust minllle of die third quarter, but ~lot 65 percenL The outbunt gave the Eastern ConfereDce playoffs. O.Ugberty IICOied seven poinrs dur- New Jeney a·55-41 halftime lead . The other four Cava itarters com- ing a I4·2 run that closed Cleve- after it trliled by seven in die first bined for just 28 poinrs. • laad to 59-SS. The Nets. who haven't won a The sixth-seeded Nets didn't ~~ whk:h fell behind by postseason series since ousting fold, however. outscoring Cleve(See NBA oa C-3) defending champion Philadelphia land 29-6 in the fmal 7:44 of the in 1984, will meet die~ in' die third quarter for an 88-61 lead. fifth and decidina game today It Morris led die way with 11 poil!ts R.ichfiCld Coliaeum. The lt:IUnl also in die period. split thcic ~~-aeason series 2-2, The Nets scored just eight . with each WUIIIinJ It home and on points in die fourth quarter, but the the road. . , · Cavs didn't threaten. The series winner ldvances to ·. Cbeekl, who sc~ I2 points in . meet the two-lime defending NBA die first throe games of the aeries, champion Chicago Bulls. . had 10 on S·for-6 $booting in the · New Jersey mlllChed its largest second quarter when the Nets All SIZES LIMESTONE PlUS RIP UP ~-lho) _ , . .. CI.1!Vl!UND, 12,30 - were up to die IISk." Bob Willey. women second in the District 22 who <:CliChr4 both lelmS, comment· Championships. ed with obvious. pleaswe. "It's 111 For the men's division, first hisloric occasion lir this proaram, place was taken by JCIT)' Smith in bec•nr neither tum hid won the die 100-meter dash (11 seoonds), championshipltdlesametime. the 200 (22.7). die long jump (22 "I think thlt speaks well of lhe feet, 8-1!2 inches) and the triple dedication our a!hletes have put jump (43 feet. 8·3/4 inches); Chad into their won:, reflec:ts well upon Benson in the 800 meter (l:S6) and our popwn and _upon die uniYcrSi· the JSOO (4:01.9); Chris Smith in ty," he lidded. the SOOO llleter (15:53.4); Tim The last conference title was Murphy in the 400 meter hurdles held by .die Redmen in 1990. The · (S4.S) and the 1600 meter relay accomplishment came a week aft« · team (3:23.9). die men had finished liflh and the .Other finishing times for the ~ Redmen included: IOOmeterdash-DaveRose, · · . third, 11.7; Torno Himeno, fourth, .111.7. · C lniC uaJ 200 meter - Russ Kern, third, GALLIPOUS- The Ohio Valley Athletic Association and the 23.8; Dave Rose, fourth, 23.9. Ohio High School Athletic Associltion will sponsor 811 umpiring 400 meter - Courtney Hutehin· clinic for b.aseball or softball today It 2 p.m. at Reliance Electric, son, second, 50.7; Rob Ra!!abaugh, located on McConnick RI*L • RIO GRANDE- At the end of the day. somethin$ historic had happened to the Uruversity of Rio .Grande men's and women's track teams. . For the first time ever, both teams netted die Mid-Ohio Confer· ence clu!mpiO.nship following competilion April 30 It Cedarville Col· lege. The Redmen netted 91 points ~verallto Cedarville's 83 and 33 :ror Walsh. while the Redwomen 'Scored 93, with 75 going .to .tedarville and 13to Walsh. • "It demonslnltes how well dley Wikoff team·Iead.1ng pack o RSL' s th•1rd week of pIay tn e:::· :=.,rn!T;!:'g~~~~:~:-:.:: -oiWU..t.-ioJ,-.IOToledo. Sunday nmea Sentinel Rio Grande track teams capture conference championship • Nets defeat Cavaliers 96-79; s .p urs top Blazers 100-97 ID OT. EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. (AP) - The New Jersey Nets didn't ld injuries tccp diem 6om nuiting lhe playoffs. Tbey'te didn't let more injuries stop diem from Slaying ali'le iD die playoffs Friday nighL · Blown out in die sec'""' bllf of GIUIIe 3 when centu SaiD Bowie sprained his left foot and Chris , Pomeroy-Middleport Galllpolla, OH Point Ple&llnt, wv May9, 1993 POINT PLEASANT (304) 675-1675 • ' ,, ...... w. • Lcicll1ad lllllkla I • .' •• �Pomeroy Middleport Gempolla, OH Point ~ WV Peg1 C4 Sunct.y 11m• Sentinel llilyl,1111 Bartrum signs with Chiefs TID~~~':c~.,_.,... KANSAS CITY, Mo. -It's official! Tbe Kansas City Cbiefs lale this week have anJl(lUDCed die signing of 1988 Meigs High School graduate Mike Bartrum to a free agent Conii'IICL Bartrum ·signed a free-agent conlriCt with die Otiefs and participated in the ICalll's mini-camp last weekend. He is Ol)e of only four free agent$ to sign so far wub the Chiefs, they include Trevor Cobb a running back from Rice, quarterback Chip Hilleary of Kansas and fullback Wes Bender from South- ern Cal. Bartrum is believed to be the The repon from Kaaus City says lhat Baruum is a very JilysiW blocker wilh sure bands ud fmc running ability. It al10 cia to say that he does an exce 1job rL handling mul!iple delcnders. The Chiefs had six liabt CRib in camp iiiCiuding one on the injunld ·reserve list. Among tbe six ·iJ tbe top two from last year 1onatbaa Hayes and Keith Cash, Hayes iJ tbe starter and a seven-year veteran from Iowa. 'The 6-foot-S, 248pounder pulled in nine pa·77 yards last season with two touchdown$. Cash a 6-foot-4, 23Spound third )'Cl!f man from Tcxu, pulled in 12 pi-s for 113 yards and two toucbdowns. Kansas City plans to keep three light ends. Ba1rum had tbe ICCond best lime in the 40 yMd dash among the tight ends last week in c• ror second pmori from Meigs Coun to sign wilh a professional f:'li lealll. Art "Pappy" Lewis of Middleport was a IICkie for the 1936 the camp New York Giants and the 1938-39 With the ac~uisition of 1oe Cleveland Rams. Montana, the Chtefs are goin' to Bartrwn, closed out his college the 49er style of offense. "He s a career with.109 Catches for 1,187. pass-q~tcbin• tight end, and with yards (10.9 avg.) and 10 touch- our new passmg offensive we loot downs. He was selected second for Division 1AA and by The NFL Draft reporL · He was a consensus Ali-South«:m Confemtee choi<;e as ·a 11e11ior ifter catching 62 passes for 680 yards and nine touchdowns. He was a secont;l team ali-<:Onference selection as a junior when he hauled in 40 receptions for 43S yards and one score. The talented athlete .also pitched for the Thundering Herd's baseball squad in '92. 1ea111 All-American PVLLS IN PASS - Manbll's Mike Butna clllllbiiiiP lato ::tile air 10 pull lila Michael Paytoll ,_Ill lastn••'• 35-llpla.JQir >; wia over Middle Te1111asee State. Ali-Aaerk:aa llllebllcker ~I t;caJdMII (ll) Is ready 10 lower tile boHlo. tile Manllall tJcllt mel. •· Butrum lligaed a tree ageat CGDtract wltll tile Ke••as City Clllefs •'ud participated ill mial-camp last -keDd. CalclweU wu 1 tlllrd· ·rouad selection ~ tile Clevelalld Bnnnu. :, Meigs beats Belpre 5-4 to win ~ectional title; Miller also falls . twin sisr.er Billie Butcher's sacri· fic:e fly. . By DAVE HAilR1S ROCK SPRINGS - Meip raJlied from a 4- I deficit in tbe fifth inning to post a S-4 win OYel' BelIR ll win the Division rr sectional ..,_ .._...... ........... . . . ... !" - . . 'ol'i --... ., ..._ - . 1 Lj .. .... ~-== --··......,.n. " I ' .......- . . . .- - - - lema . . iL . . . . . '"'WIIiiilliS By CHRIS SHERIDAN NEW YORK (AP) - For the first time since 1982, lhe NR. and its players' union have agrud on a collective balpining agreemenL If ratified, the seven-year pact will bring to an end tbe labor Strife lhat ~---.- '. • . . . . ..,....... -Clll:r . * .. IiiiiB. au.;;.. Jlill! 5 bill, 7 1 ;:;;;·. . :~"',far 1_.!!£. J < tllcU B• b ·u . BeinJ a loRg S1III(IIJef was one of the maJor reasons that Banrum ball-related injuries. Players who have agreed to join tbe union will begin wting on the contract immediarelf.· The league's man~ment council unanimously approved llle agreement Thursday on behalf o1i the 28 clubs. ', 'llill = 7 a•-7 7 ~ 7 .... a T 7 :JI • ... I 7_ _ _. . . . . . _ 'a'?! todltl$ for that kind of tight end." said Kurt Schottenheimer, Kansas City light ends and special teams COICh. "We w a n t - wbo can run and get O,PCn li.ke Mike can," Schootnheaner said. · · The agreement, annou.nced Thursday night, gives tbe players substantial inc:reUes in pensions, further liberalizes free agency and boost$ payments to players whose lives were radically al!ae4 by foot- 7.. ..._ 7 p~ ........ aa~~K s , •• jlllliar.. • DU&. has piagued the league since I 987. --•a•. . . 0111 ail • J T T il 37 " - _, ,. ......... w .....,. signed with Kansas City, u the Chiefs were in tbe madtet for oae. i · The Sao Francisco Giants, formerly the New Yodt Giants, have eight retired. uniform numben, all in the Hall of Fame. championship 'Ibursday evening. . Meigs will now advance ll.district play Monday against TVC foe ;wellston. 1'he game will be played · ~4 p.m. at Jalrc's Part in Waverly. ~ Chrissy Taylor siilgled to score 'Sarah PuUiDs with the Winning run )with one out in tbe boaom of the llevcnth inning after Meigs had lied lhe score with three runs in the <Sixtb. : Lisa Fackler was tl!e winning :pitcher for tile Marauders, and ;Amy Robinson was the losing ,pitcher for Belpre. The Marauders 'had five hits off of Robinson wilh ;:Pullins aud Missy Sisson getting ,two each and Taylor wilh ber game tWinner. ; In the seventh innin~ Meigs aoaded the base . s on a smgle by ·Pullins, an tna' and an infield sin:gle by Sisson to load the bases which set the stage for Taylor's game winning hit. In regular-season action Friday · ·e'mling, Meigs jumped OUI to a 2~ :Jad after one inning and went on ' lb post a 3-1 win over the Falcons ~at Miller. The win gives the •ftfarluders a 15-3 mark on tbe sea' «XX and 7-1 in the TVC. ; : . Fackler once agmn was the win' i 'ng pitcher beating Mil.ler ace ; andy Cook. Fackler scattered ' ve hits, slrlltk out six and walked :one. Cook pitched a: six hitter, ~itruck out seven and walked one. •root struck out 16 in one s~atlast ;~ and twice Ibis season she has Struck out 15. :::: Taylor led Meigs at th~te a aiple, and Fackler a , lloable. Meigs grabbed its early :JiM on a combination ~ Faclder's :euble, a Missy Si~n single, a 'lJMrd ball mel Taylor's triple. , i . CIGARETrES AND TOBACCO WE$T VIRGINIA. STA.TE MJN1MUM ,Dear Customer: ~n the pastjour yaJJ$. mehaoe srtf• • tDfi004fro«ty, pre-owned vehicles to lRlJII!I qfJIIIU i l the IJi +mea. · · . Our goal is to reach. the 600 iJiilfk fH!Pe file end ofthis anniversary month. AU cars havebeenmadcld,IRfDwllfJ 1· 111111 pia! s. so we can achieve our,goal. IwUlcontinuetoqJferyouqt•Byuel - lo ulifluuatinued seruice after the sale. Thank you for the pact Jour gc: as and _.re &lroldng forward to serving yoH,[or DUf!l ggwlf!ms 7 . 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Former Dettoit Lion Mike Udey, paralyzed from the neck down in a I 991 game, received au Mlllual disability payment of $48,000. That figure will increase immediately to DELIVERY WILL BE: 'Tundey,MIIy 11 POMEROY zR&G FEED & SUPPLY BIDWELL , r;~ Casanova, Dllltin Pauley and Roaer Spurlock. Ia tile secood row are Steven Coraett, Michael· Sbaw, Matthew Busb, Dusty Cox, Walter Straf· ford alid Tawsba Stewart. In tile back row are Raady Spurlock, Braacloa Cox, Kayla Brownell, · Aady Chapman ~aad Julie Fowlkes. . The NR.'s latest labor problems began in September 1987, when a ' five-year contract expired. The players went on strike, but the owners fielded re~lacement teams and the strilce failed after a lillie less thali a month. Players have been performing without ·a collective bargaining · cootract ever since. The biggest issue separating the two sides was free agency, but a seUiementlast Jauuary pve several hundred players the nghiiO change teams. The owners and union began face-to-face bargaining in mid-Man:h after tbe union was recertified. "This agreement sets a foundation for the continued prosperity and growth of the NFL and its players as lhe premier sports league 1n America,'' Commissioner Paul Tagliabue and NFLPA executive director Gene Upshaw said in a joint statcmenL The agreernent spells out derails of benefits and wodt rules lh8l had .· not been changed since the.Old COn· tract was reached in 1982. "We're grateful that we've finally come to. tbe end of a long and winding road," said Doug Allen, assistant executive director of the union. The agreement provides for each team ·to increase its spending on benefits from $4.04 millii>n in 1993 to $6.6 million in 1999. Allen said the 28 teams spent an avenge of $2.1! million on player benefits in 1992. The contract also modifies free agency rules. · In the.January agreement, each team was allowed to designate a "ftanchise player" who could not be signed by another team. · Tlie only franchise players who were free te leave were those involved in litigation against the lea~. Reggie White left Philadelphta ror Green Bay and Tim McDonald of Phoenix signed witb San Francisco. · . Uitder tbe new agreeinent,.some franchise play~rs will be able· to change teams, with the old team · receiving two first-round draft picks as compensation. This year's franchise players must be offered a conuatt by June IS worth at lca$1 the avenge salary of the five highest paid players at his position, based on contracts signed through May 6. Or, the club can maintain its original offer to the player. and allow him until July lS to seek offers from other teams. Beginning in l994, all options reganting franchise players be&in on Match I. . . . The tivo sides sa1d the. agreement contains the most extensive benefits plan in professional sports. It covers e~erytbi!Jg from life insurance to pens1ons to meal money. For inslance: iFn·assaiiiF;:onal:PP-cJONDND~sriTrc~;4MS;j(iiNooG~ Meigs incrclsed the lead to 3-0 t~ ~ • ndrade leads One StrOke • .,.,. SS,980 ... ~ DIVISION RUNNERS-UP- Tile Sllell . Chemical Chargers, coac:lled by Deaa BrowaeU, •lialslled ReGild In tile 9· to ll-year-old dlvilloll of.tllls year's 0.0. Mclatyre Spring Soccer ;;; l:Gflle by virtue ~ posdna a 4-1..0 record. Ia tile row are (L-R) David Miller, Lee Ear· r.:! "'1• A.J. Jollnson, Rod Hojat, Rob Smith, Cbrls 00 it.J the lourth on a Bobbie Butcher ~ ~ngle, she advauced on a stolen ~ p.e. a wild pitched and scored ou ~ •• •• ;: _,_ .-...s/-./Ja/CASS.. :.ith ;. ESOJIJ ll lftl Sunday nmea Sentinel Plg1 C5•• NFL, players union agree to collective-bargaining agreement "IUiff . . . . . . . . . . . . .- Bartr-. 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A$ a group, the defendants were ordered to pay a total of $38,700 in fines and pay the state Cor lhe wild animals they illegally killed. · When .arrested during an early morni.ng raid, search and arrest warrants involving more than 250 charges were served on the eight men. offiCialsinsaid group hadWildlife been involved the lhe poacbing· and sale of deer, waterfowl, pheas- utaly. ... ·-- pod plus .. . , lar 5 catfiih "'!** . ...., 7 • 1 eu andi*d ........ 5 t = .... r -"It' '"' d - • c WWn ~ :t...... ~.:;-s "" •• u.yt,11183 M Mcea1 " F '..._ 2t ._ . . . a l!..iiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-=~~=~;;! manr _ _." 's >• linl:e lholdine a• _. '1 · · '¥Caetation are 5 Spwts ....lines pOsted • 1k a.pipoUs DaJiy TribJUte, :fk. Dlliq Seatiul, the Poi11t r 5 die s~~~~~~~zy­ n • I Ylllle lhe C:OIItribuJiaB lkU lUdeu mate to tile ... af dlei!J p~pm, IIIII .._ J . Ww111~..., IXJIIIi ..,. ~ '· ..--11111 ". £15: = a,. caW d:sd'iw.s for will .. olller...S. 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From fmancial mQrlcet economiSIS to foreign curof big corporate executives, said they expected lhe rency traders to Fortune 500 CEOs, a &rowing nom- · economy 10 remain weak for some time. They also ~ of .peq~le who make ·tl!eir livinjl in the free entet· expressed anguish over Clinton's tax and h!:allh care ~ syslel!t say CliniOn is waffling, wavering and reform plans. sowmg amuety. · · · Earlier in the week, a prominent group -of execu, Many say he's got his priorities wrons. can't tives who do die buyins for American factories said focus and is fallinJ into lhe same political goo aiid they also felt somewhat alienated from Clinton, parp:idiOclc lha! trapped George Bosh. · ticularly over lhe questionable impact of more taxes, . , "'Jbere's disappointment lhat the Clinton admiritiBbter regulation and lhe undetermined cost of ,;.. ~tion is in way 9ver its head," said Belal Khan, a h1s health care reform bloepnnL · . foreign exchan~e dealer at the Bank of Tokyo's New Allhougb disagreed with Clinton's $16 bilYork branch. 'There's a feelinJihat maybe these lion jobs stimulation plan, which lawmakas defeated Sl}YS l!fC lacking ~ WliShington experience and as a · in April, lhey were unsettled thai a Democralic: presi· if:$ult have become ineffective." , dall couldn 't&et it through a Democratic .Congress. ·~ The disaffeclion ilitcnsified this.past week, as evi" "It raises the question as 10 whether lhe adminisIPIC;e piled liJ) ~ the economts recovery is slow tration really has the .s~rength to move lhrough lhe . . I Sprilg Sellilg CALL TOLL FREE l·IOO.SG-4114 By RJCK GLADSTONE · AP Bualn• Writer · NEW YORK - If lhere was a honeymoon for BjUClinton and business, it's over. · ;--1 ;:g~~raoreJti For &nest LOGAN ifloneymoon ends between Clinton,· business . .,.~or ..... ._ts -... ..- .£ .:.:.:rs,._.._witl ·;witl .. .. : .. -- - .._., - - ...n:: :r.i':;'!"lllillar~'fu'; · 7 " I 7 limits avcraJing seven pounds ' c:.:h.They were Uollingc!"*beits . at deplhs of 15 to 22 feet m w!UefS · · 30 feet deeJi. Walleyes tsken last . week were iuspended II this depch ' range and taken within I short dis- ' tanee of Put·ln-Bay. Spinnerl and ' nightcrawlers were also osed to take some fish along the lake bot_.. ' tom. Some limits of walleye have · been taken at Wild Winss in the ~ vicinity of K-Can and in the : JIIJIIlsllore area within· two miles of . Marblehead. Some smallmooth • b~ avenp~tak . g13atoMISt'dincdlehesB_aatess ·: oetnJ en ne r Island on MislerTwistm, spinners, : minnows, jlp and soflaaws ftShcd " - - the botlllm. • • ..:<- Milaa1:4_.jip_~_... bib: limiled. Wbitc Crappie1 ere abundant and avera1e 6 10_8 inches. Cbannel catfish avel8jle 15 inches and can be taken at night on IJlldilionel baits filhed along the bouom of the raervoir. SPENCER LAKE- Prospects for channel catfish and bloeJill 111. ..,a. anglers ere raled excellent at Ibis 70...acre lake in Medina County. a ..·CHBOl.D RESERVOIR 111m is a 15-inch minimum limit ND..l-U. tnemUinows,jip or in effect for largemouth bass . r. d spinners tipped Smaller numbers of brown bull• wileD lilhing ror beads are present, but these fish $ ia ~ 2()..aere Fulton . average 12 incbes. . . C llll:..l'liriD p t numbers · 111. 7 • P..ifielullll ~bollLHe Erie 7 7 . . ·r-d here. use red- · Anglers jll!rtic:i~ in 1 recent --.. .....,~ .......... •'-• . walleye toomam _ en1 caught daily .. 5 ar-;:-:..:;u.~· uu; .,~~ _ F' --:::;; =-~ )ftd.....__ ·· 'Ue Get ready for lhe doves. · measure. · ,UJed . . lar ' s Anti-hunters and the Humane The bill, sponsored by Rep. bass.' Ia die lllilw ;, Society of lhe United SlaiCS failed ThOIIIIS M. Seese (D-Aboa) w. -_-a"u·:~ ~-~-5 to shoot down a bill in the Ohio passed after hunting propooeats · -~ ..,.,.._ · • House of Representatives Friday added an amendment prohibiting aiFtl:laWIIIn. 'F which will allow Ohio's bunters lA) dove huntins durin& lhe nesting ere~ aed • l i b a L hunt mourning doves for lhe ftrst· season. Shld .ail PiWl' 6+111- Ill:..._ 7 , c time since 1976. The bill is also sliiJDO[IICd by lhe ~~~~a.The bill passed in the House Ohio Department of Wildlife which · liP ·10 31 i•tl'n • ' a - an: _Agriculture and Natural Resources intends to set up a dove seuon .,.. aiCid 10 llil!za&. . . - Committee by a 16-2 vote Tuesday·· based on biological researth. l!linllOtolf! , . and went before the Hoose for a MouminJ dOves, like all mipa~ ' .U \KE $liOWilEN- a full vOle on Friday where it barely tory birds, fall under lhe managocatfiuam 's Pi 5 ,_. winged by on a 51-45 vote. · ment jurisdiction of lhe federal. Now Hoose Bill 287 will go to · government; The U.S. Fi&h and •WDF u .. n - 5 . . . ~» J Ill& • ; lhe Senate Agriculture Committee Wildlife Service is the federal ,acre •• • (l before heading 10 the full Senate, wildlife asency which bylaw reao- ll'tl"ei • • • • _ . . . . . . . . where it is expected to have a much - lates huntins for doves and other bcaw:puuu • lea. t •s 1 . easier time ~migratory species. · bus AIJIIIII A leplative atde for S~ SenThe (eden! government bas for sullfig _. N ,pn r 1 f • ator Jan Michael Long said Long 75 years managed the dove as a makes ..is Zllb a fauaile (« .. has gone on record expressing his .same species, ever since it was so .l q& -....... .SALT~IAKE-Gial• support for the bill. In addition, desjpal!!lhmder lbe 1916 ConveaGovernor George V. Voinovich has liOII Cor the Proccction of Migratory .excellCIIl 4'il ;on ailllill' already indicaled thai be will sign Birds between the United States muskie MJkn- 1'ElcK wen: 34 mnWet • . _ 30 the bill if it lands on his dc:st. · and Canada . . . !iae Pill,..;; So will hunters be able to dove . Mourning doves exist in all of indiCI ' 4 ' , .. hunt Ibis fall? · the contisuous 48 state's, 36 of Thomas D. Addis, a ~unti'!g which permit dove bunting. lobbyist supporting the b1U, satd There exist some 475 million lagu• • -...o-1 Thursday there is a "very good mourning doves each fall in the lieum...Zae 5 ~-·;a 5~ chance of a d9ve se"a~on _beins United Slltes, tbc NWLF n:ports. vpliO:JOjwJ . . 14. implemented this year Juc!Jing by Ohio 'a dove population exceeds s the supROrt demonstrated for the four million each year. AccordinJ LAKEIO.U -U.Zinwl bill. to wildlife bioiiP!ta.Jvlling .... baits ... _ , . Ji* « !l:l!ti-hunters have attempted to absolutely no lhreat to ••'"""". portray doves as slow-~ovms tar- under scientifically established iiGEidl• 5;+ 5 ........ ¥ets and say hunters will be sbooc- hu;~ regulations wbi.cb may live _ . • -.e 7 5 aZ • "l'lat: m¥ doves off power lines, Addis ad' · to compensate for fluctoa- ---f1!111:7 ... fora•· · 1iltidl .. • SIIid. . . . lions illlhe dove populalion. 13 iwl I ,-7 _p · I 1.... According to The ;Nildlife Leg· islative Fund 9f America, wi~gAccording to the NWLF, far docks, :sUdiae . . . . . . FI7J 1 .... shooters cons1der the mo~tng --from beins an exotic delicac7;·· pails 101ilae.... RUSHaliiAKE-W.W ·dove to be lhe most challenging or doves arc a staple food item m «aTIN 6e all gamebirds. Its aerodynamic many American homes. Weighing lind .... llllils ....__..r... design enables it to change speed . on average a quarter pound ·the ~ l!'z~ 2 {up to 55 '!'ph), direc~on and ~- dove mates supetb table fare. ' 6~ ,, 'fqdleA 5 If I _ ..... . tude - all m ~ ~e U1Sl8RL . Becane of its succulent, meaty "Dove hunURglS a good way to breast the dove lends itself to a fisJUaafarFw : .... l:' I find ,!lOt !KJw bad a shot you really wide range of CltliniUy artistry. But, . INDL\If lAKE- Filllia 6e are, sa1d State Representative according to many gourmets, Ma!k Malone.• who !epresents they're best prepared by lhe IJlldi- ch Metgs and Gallia counues. Malone, tiona! method of rolling them in an avid hunter, has been dove hunt- floor and (ryjna them in vqecable bib: Iaa . 1 . . . . ail - 12 . i ng in lhe past and supports the oil over medium heaL ·· · toll•' • -fished .au « • 5 C8la ID . . . . . - ••12 - 7 nt.- Search continues for buyers of illegally-sold wild animals ·Fartn/11 usiness. Olrio jis•ic n;cs 1 ........ Dove bill misses assault by.anti-h.unting groups • Sunday Times-Sentinel /C6 are, from left, Clluck Moore, Dave Fernbadler, Lisa Brown, Erie Toole, Erie Leacb, Becky Winebrenner, Gre& Har1e1t, David Banks, Masonorl Morl and Naac:y Araokl. Clinton tries to calm :jittery business leaders . .. , WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) and comprehensive health care reform," she said. . Her brief remarks 10 reporters chtef execulives lhat the adminis- • were lhe fmnest indication yet that .tration 's beallh care reform propos- the COilt of treating injuries from II will save them money in lhe long on-lhe-job and automobile accimn. dents would be folded into health . Even -small businesses, which insurance coverage. · ould be forced to contribute to · Heallh care experts wodting for ~ealth care coverage for the ftrst the administration task fon:e writlime, would save money becaose ing lhe reform measure have men~e medical poriion of workers tioned it as a possibilily. Mrs. Clin. compensation ·and 81110 insurance ton ._..the, task force. 6ventually would be included iri Business Council members reform, she said Friday. gather twice a year 10 hobnob on ; ·:we believe, based on every- golf courses and tennis courts and (Jlins we know, that for lhe vast confer with top government offi- . majority of businesses health care cials. Auorney General Janet Reno reform wiU be a net winner. Their was scheduled to address them . :costs· wiD stabilize and gq,down," today. :she said after meeting for more Before Mrs. Clinton's talk, than an hour wilh members of the executives seemed deeply pesdire Business Council. simistic thai the Clinton plan would · "For many small busines'ses, be heavy on new business tlxes •lhe same will be true because we and lisht on cost containmenL But 'intend to move to incorporate afterward, many seemed willins to :workers compensation and auto give her the benefit of a doubt iUltil -insurance in health care coverage the administration unveils the . 1.- Hillary Rodham Clinton is trytn~ 10 reassure tax-wary corporate details of the plan, prObably next month. . "It's important that we all understand that there's no free lunch with respect to responding 10 lhese {lfOI>Iems. My impression is she ... IS very focused on COlt effective means of addressing the national health care crisis," said Jo.hn E. Bryson, chairman of Southern California Edison Co. . The executives were most concerned aboilt published ~ the administration wanted busiitesses to pay a percentage of their payrolls m premiums, vp to 7 percent, to finance heallh care coverage for all Americans. Some predicled that would fon:e companiea to cut back entire balance of his economic program," aaid Robert Breu:, head of lhe National Auociation of Purchasing Management's business survey committee. focus or ~tics released by lhe government durill& the week: The Federal Reserve re,POrts CORiumer credit Monday, lhe Labor Dq_>artrnimt rrports Clmings, weekly unemployment msurance claims and consumer pnces Thursday, the Fed reports indoslrial production Friday. TICKER · · IBM reached outside again for a pair of highly qualified turnaround artists. The troubled mainlnine computer company named a veteran cost:.Cuttinc banker, Gerald Czarnecki, to revamp its personnel ' operation, and c•rysler Corp. executive Jerome • York as its chief fmancial officer; While oth(r com- : panics ranging from cellular phone makers to jumbo- • Jet manufacturers are rushing into China, Lnl StraDIS & Co. is .gelling out. The leading jeansmak« ~lamed what it call¢ petvasive human rights ~­ • Some fmancial strategists, however, say it's premature to judge Clinton. They regard his fll'SI few monlhs as a learning experience thai any new president would have to endure. " He's admitted he's ·not in Arkansas anymore. He'll realize how lhe game works in Washington," said Larry Valencia, a financial analyst at Pena Investment Advisors, a Denver7based moqey management ftm1 . . "You'd hope for eveyrone's sake lhat his credibility starts to firm up," be said. "It's going to be necessary if lhings must be done, because he's got to be the man lhilt leads." . COMINGUP: The economy's performance in April will be lhe uons. • Rio Grande SIFE team again : .. wins trip to national c()ntest RIO GRANDE - For the second consecutive year, the Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) team at. the University of Rio Grande has qualified for the national SIFE competition to be held May 23 at Kansas City, Mo. The Rio Grande chapter, advised by Jerry Gust, director of lhe Loren M. Berry Center frir Economic Education, was one of two finalists from a Jrouping of SIFE teams in lhe regiOnal contest held April 13 in Atlanta, Ga. The team won $1,500 from lhe judges onlhe overall grading of projects it presented. · When the team goes to the nationals, it will conduct a presentation on aU activiti!'S throughout the )'ear, said Brie Toole, ~IFE preslClenL · Toole was joined at lhe zesionals by nine olher team members. includins Nancy Arnolcl, David Banks, Lisa Brown, David Fernbacher, Greg HarJeU, Eric Leach, Chuclc: Moore, Masonori Mori and Deeley Winebrenner. "We're really excited about it," Toole said. "Having been at the · · nationals before, we know how much work it is, and we know bow much fun it is. We have a lot of quality, .liedicated members in our chapter and it's through the efforts of aU of us working together to accomplilh what we have." The SIFE team was judged not on17 on 'its "Cut Sp::nding Fir.st" ariU-deficit program now onderway, but for a number of activities. The team visited Vinton County Junior High School as part of lhe . Better Information Program, presented its "Taxpayer Be An$ry" speech to the Rio Grande L1ons Club and lhe annual teachers conference on economic edi!cation sponsored by the· Berry Center, took~ in the Project CIRCLE tutonali and helped o~te last year's American Free l!nterprise and Leadership Conference at Rio Grande. From left IO rlpt are Roscoe Bl'llllllielcl, Fred Burney, Mike S'wlsber, Cbuck Eestmaa, s..._ Rlflle aad BID S,lm. •-rds Record keeping requirements Farm Flashes will become effective Monday · . Financing As Low As WE HAVE WHAT YOU 6.25~. . · ., market. Marie: your calendar for June 10 · Hay and Pasture Day at the Research Farm in Jackson. . Eel Vollbora Is Gailla Co... · ly's Extension Ageal, 111rle•l· ·. ture. " r------------,r------------, ONLY 510,999 ONLY 517,499 II II II II II II Over the past few years, Toole said, the chapter has become ; self-reliant in orsanizing ideas Md . projects, which he noted was · mstruclive because it required mom of the students', rather than the advisor's, input and-creativity. Due to this, Gust said be and Dr. Barry M. Dorsey, presideilt of the ·' University, ere proud of what the ream has accomplished. : "Over tbc past four .,_, SIFE • has become increasingly indepen- • dent, ~uiring less direction lrom ; me, wh1ch allows them to lllllke · their own decisions - which is i what free enterprise is au about," Gust said. : The SIFE chapter's soats Me EO ~: stress lht: importance of the flee · market economy concept in the schools arid JO the ,.PUblic. In its "Cut Spending First piOJranl, the . chapter is urging citizens 10 mail" · post cards or write to lheir con- ' gressmen, &Skins them to consider ·• cuttins federal spending before '' raising taxes. · hirin SHARES AWARDED - Oltlo Powe1 presicleat Charles HeUer (boldlnl certificate) shares or stock to six Gavla PIIIDt employees. ,),. I .I Business brief; WASHINGTON (AP) - The : House Banking Committee ~ ~pproved what it hopes is the final ': mstallment ori clearung up lhe sav- . ings and loan disaster. Price: $34 : biUion. If approved by Congress, Thun- : day's measure would push the 10111 : of all money spent or promised on • · S&Ls since 1988 to more than '; $190 biUion. Part of lhe $34 billion • package would be used to set up a : new .fund to insure deposiiS. :: - ~ ·-'• ~: ,..·.. .... • ·...-' Before.you buy, be sure to:check our prices lint We have a large selection at prices Wow anybody else's. eBECJC us our. H· TRUCK CE .~~Your Hometown GMC Dealer" . . 135 Pine Street • 446·2532 ;' .-• •.- ...., ' 1' .,' " ••l. ·~ t( .. '<'" IIC. - - . '·~are lhe employment con-. scqumces of thai, especially in lhe face of $275 biUion more in taxes through the ad.ministralion's budget balancing program?" asked John w..Snow, chairman or CSX Corp. 5 I · JOINS SALES STAPP, Erie lllackllwrw lla jJII:ed ... sale• stair ol Norrll NGrtH. -----------·---. New . . NJa.t Plclaap, ft003 ..• .. Dod'•t~*ftr PIJ•.... .... Ga:\ 1511 Fit . . :, 1111 wife _, d • I • lrk:a l'lllcle ~ GC I 0 It • 7 I ,) ,, ~ �PHILLIP ALDER NORTH J.l-11 •u • KJ10763 +K EAST •u~ + K IH 2 ' . 762 .K4 +J9843 tA9 54 +Q7 62 u SOUTH +AQJ7 .QJ 105 tQ8 +A lOS Vulnerable: East· West Dealer: South 2. I NT Well Norllo Pass . 2+ Pass •• Eut Pass All pass • Opening lead: • % ·:Keep your eye on the card · · · • By Pblllip Alder The Senior Life Master noticed that his students were a little more animated this week. · I can (the SLM began) that the · first burst of warm weather bas given you, as it has all flora and fauna, renewed energy. Perhaps some of you will start play. ing tennis. All teMls players are told : to keep ·their eyes firmly locked on tbe · ball. A similar .recommendatloo should be made to bridge players. ; Don't take your eyes off tbe cards i or tbe tricks. ; LOok at this deal. At first I will sbow you only the Nortb and East ballds. · After a simple Stayman sequence, · see ! pass over opportunities beneficial to your won't go over very well witf1 people who will general welfare. Know where to took for feel slighted. romance and you'l find The Astm-G[lll>h AQUARIUS (Jell. 2G-Ftb. 19) Before you Matchmaker instantly reveals which ~ns play what you think is your trump card are romantically perfect for you. Mail S2 today, be mindful of your opposition. He or l plus along, seH-addressed, stamped enve· she might be holding a higher hand , and BERNICE lope to Matchmaker, c/o this· newspaper, you'll end up the joker. P.O, Box 4465, New York, NY 10163. PISCES (Feb. 2G-Mtrch 20) Be careful at BEDE OSOL GEI!INI (lillY .21·Junt 20) What you this ti!Jl8.in..situat~'that require a cotlecknow, not who you know, will be the most live. inv.es.tment Your associates might signilicant factor lor your success today. P.~ their share, then later fa~ to deliver. Personal knowledge can be utilized advan- .ARIES (Mtrch 21·Aprll 19) Usually, you Mty 9, 1993 tageousty, but social con~cls can't. · are well-attuned to the social amenities .· TAURUS (April 20-Miy 20) Indolence or CANCER (June 21-July 22) It is impera- However, today there is a. chance you procrastination could lead to your undoing live that you re am up with reliable associ- might do something that could' cause a today. Your indiUerenca might cause you to ales today. A poor choice will not only hin- hostess to blush. der your progress. if could also famish your West leads the diamond two to your reputation. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Start small today ace. How should you continue? (The SLM paused for a minute and instead of attempting to do things if1. a then continued.) grand or lavish manner. If you push proThe naturalreaction is to give part· . jecls prematurely, you might leave out ner a diamond ruff. But that P!'O<Iuces essential bits and pieces . · only tbree tricks: tbe heart kin11, tbe VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Be prudent in diamond ace and a diamond (Uff. the management .of your resources today. Which will be your fourth trick? U II you do something foolish (and there's a Public Notice partn~r has a black-suit ace, there will possibility you might), it could be a serious be no problems. But i f decltrer bas blunder. LEGAL N011CE aubmltttd to the c ·hlel of both these aces, maybe the contract is LIBRA (Stpt. 23-0ct. 23) Be as coopersREQUEST FOR BOND the Dlvlllon of Racltmttlon, now irnpfellllable. rive with others today as they are with you. RELEASE Building H, Fountain At trick two, you should switch to a 11 you're too seH-centered, they might withPERMIT NUMBER Squ1re, Columbua, Ohio spade, hoping to establish tbe fourth draw benefits you need that they control. D-0201 43224, Attn: Terri Hufford, In trick. The ruff can wait. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov . • 221 MINING YEAR: Five accordlnce with par1111rlflh DATE ISSUED: ii30.'83 Now study tbe full deal. Note tllat if Responslbitittes will not be allevtaled today (F) (6) of Rtvlaed. Code El!J!t returns a diamond at .trick two, Crown City Mining lncor- Stctlon 1513.11. Wrln.. the contract will make. Declarer wins through their own power. In fact, what you· portttd 'Ia rtquaatlng • obi.Ctlont or requnbo lor West's return and immediately plays neglect might be compounded and cause Pheaa II bond raiNae lor bond rll111t conftr-M the ace and another heart. But a spade additional complications. 8.4 ICr.. lff..:led by tha m•t be llltd with the Chief switch at trick two establishes West's SAGITTARIUS (Nov. ·23·Dec. 21) Try to tforemtntlontd cotl mlna within 30 dtyt lfter the llat kinl as a winner. South cannot discard be realistic today when evaluating endeav- tnd reclamation permit of IIIIa publlcallon. dummy's spade loser on tbe club ace, ors about which you know little. It's OK to loctltd In Section 28, .MAY I, 10, 17, 24, 18113 be doesn't have entry. get enthused, but be sure to investigate all Guyan Townthlp, Gtllll County. Rtaolllng and Public Notice Always keep an eye on your target aspects before Jumping in. . •llblfahmlllt of vegetation - tbe number of tricks needed to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-.lln. 19) There is a w•• completed In Sepmake or break the contract. possibility that you might knowingly do tam ..... 19931n accordtnce PUBLIC NOTICE ®,.... ....,APIII&ius -AIM. things today that smack of favoritism. This with the lfiPIOVMI racllm· FOR SALE ttl on pltn. $10,500.00 bond The Ohio Vtlley Btnk It on dapotlt, of which eomptny, 420 Third $7,350.00 Ia aoug!lt to be Avenue, Gelllpollt, Ohio releaaed. 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Clger 92 Simple 93- -ln-IIW 94 raleeloood 95 Slender 97 Woodworker's tool 98 Quarrel• 99Sium .....ed 100 Paddle 101 Arrow 102 Brlghlltar 103 Spreld for drytng 106 Heroic event · 109 Datum 113 Pack away 115 Proceed ' 116 Church tervlcl 119 Chooae 121 F'lrloda olllme 123 Transfix• 124 Riwr llftnd 125 Commands 128 Aower beds 128'Be In debt 130 Gilt 132 Moat ferocious 133 Excavate 134 Began 135 MerHed 138- bran 141 Emerge vlclorloua •' .• 144 Old pronoun 146 Fiber plant 146 Aacends 149 Negtllve prefix - '150 Elgie's neat 151 AnalyZe, u eentence 152 Hebrew letter 154. Eaa1 lndltn pelm 158 F11 ofawlne · 158 Sly look · 159 Carry 162 Not poa. 164 Hawaiian WrHth 166 Tlllllh-·a II. 167 Doclrlne 110 Luplno ID 174 Spanllh artiCle The family of Charley ~reen wlehee to thank .. • everyone • • their food, for prayere, • • flow•• • • and · Rev. George Holley. The alngers 111d · the Pallbear.,., and Willie · Funeral Jllfrly Home. HI• Wlf+, children •nd " '•• grenclchlldren Clolhaa, Fr•nklln llroplaco, porloble dt.h wuhor, 2 1ntlque au cook ltovn, car .,.rtl, mucn much more. •14o '" 1112-2228. In memory of Neva M. Grimm on Motber's Day U I had Ill the world to give I'd ghe It yes and . more .T o bear your voice and . . your · smile and greet you at the door But I C8ll I -.y. lllondaJ & Flrot 0111 tvlrl Chatpt Frol)l lllddtopo~ ~Ill Pl.. radio •t.tlon, tum lett, towthho-. · . ~h~h4~~ . 8 Public Sale - .... _ _ ContFiny. lu11 limo - - . -Dill• Uc- Do. not stand at hla grave •lid weep He II not there Ha II not allllp. m•t•'• 9 on ripened grain; He I• the smell of autumn~ ' DOR011fYE. SAYRE • •• Would like lo eqlftSol our slncen !banks 1111d lppndltloD lo ~Je~ ...... .. .. • • • • •• • •• wbo lent fOQd, Row.n, ctrdl · aad llp...-1 1sympa,thy. Speelal tbuu R~vtread -...-. I ........ ..•" Dayld "''1... illdles of tile Hope 5::::::Cbun:b rl Dr. Hunter; 1 l!meraeDCJ IDd FJiber Home. To our ftlends . and ilel&bbon, yo~~r Jdadaeu wDI always be nmembered. ,.• •. Daugbta, Btrblrl . WIUIII..ortttl WMI81ror1h, Motller, sllton,brotller, •" " • • ~ araackblldrea,tl"lt •. ai'llldeblldria When you awaken In lhe momlng'a hush, He 11 the swift uplifting rush, Of quiet blrda In circled flight. 1M Ia the 10ft elar HOUSE INSPECTORS No Eap. - I l l ' ) ' . To $800 WID Train. Col 21~78~ - · E uII. ~•Jill. t A.M. To 9 P.M . 7 DoJI. Hot••MII*" •nt..::l •t Ellm Homt, 208 llouth Fou~h StrNI, _ . _ . , Ohio, 114-992·5042. IMMEDIATE HIRING ur :i· llnlmuM E Wafll Hillory R- . v. on Mother'!! lwtao departed m Huoboncl IWIIo Toomo, SliigiH And • ...,.nto Encouniged To Apply. . IYe&1rs ago today sadly miSsecq by your famailyl .......... MOTHER'S DAY AND BIRTHDAY TO OUR BELOVED MOTHER, RUTI IUffiiiTOII hearla are lonely todey and everyday I W'orcll cannot aay how ninking ot yoo with Love oa Mother's Daly much we mi. . you. A huehed 111d aDd Birthday aw•ome alienee Fnnces (Swick) COmet In Hysell hNrtaloday u we think of all thlnge we uead hNryoutay llothar, you will nevar May8,1914- to March 23, 1990 blforgo!Wn 1B<ICIUN you are thought of vtry often• alllovund mi . . ...... you vary much. llldly mla!"Cf ..•• ••• nee, Good And Driving . c- - The Poopte Who Ctn ChaDflt Your Futu... Our Rtotultoro Will lo In Your Ntlahborhood: ThurocfoJ, 5/13 IW.) At Tho Holldly Inn lllwy•. Betty J. Hawk Do not etand al his grave and cry · He Ia not there. He did not die. In Memory Of . SAMUEL SCOTT SLAYTON May 10,1979 . . . ..•• PIRATE'S COVE FISH AND GAME Mother at that ahlnn night · Jobn Lo~~ay In Memory of rain. Tbe feallyilf be proseaoted. -=r glint on anow; He II the IUnllghl Chlidren, Qr.,dchllchn Roil Eololo COrHr. ProfHolonot Wilt glw plano Iii .., lrolntna. ERA TO..~ & Counlry ~II,...... 0towe, WI/, Atot Ellll!, Brokor, Btek.. 511-24M. Stotn, 304-1~5548. ====== 2 In Memory In memory of Rodney G. Chevalier Uve Bait- Ashlng & · Hunting Suppllu Open 7:00 11111o 10:00 Pl!1 Jewelry 151 Second Av•nua, Ooltipol\o, lion .Sot, 10.12. mile r1dlua of P~nt Ple•unt. ---.-.... TYPIST Oru1 lneomt opporluniiJ · lor typlot, Nm up to $350 por -11. Etm S4,000 Monthly. "--I coli onyllmt 1-100.723-1m 1100-376-V.nd. Wonltd ,...lulnlc, . onglno ,.building, on typos, noombly of moton, 8:00 Ott 5:00 colt :104· 372-8133. Will Cllrl for aldertw male or lernolo In my homo. Sto.to opc.n flH 24 provod. f tid on duty. 4 · ~;:~ hr. ooro. 304-7n-5787. . Womon: lloko mono monoyl FrM tlghl wwlllob praparollan IN'GIJIIm abot.t nontracntlonal :m~•nl. r-=========:; . FISH-N-FREDS . CONOWJ. t-aoo- 18 Wanted tO DO nnouncements Child ....... I11J' homt, Alton Strlll, Miry Dom-. 114-11! tzn. 796 cr.rk Ch~pel Rd. , Ohio 8 ,._ ....11 c-. For Aallllclltor, I lnlo To: Shadcw'e UNht'l. .d, P.O. lox 1127, Oolllpollo, Ohlo41131. NO LIMIT Iobeii-. O..r tnd bra. hour, 1'110, t1W4W1ZI or 114 ltJ-1211. Bass, Crappie, Blue Gil, Roek Bass &farm raised Blue Channel Catfish• Alt 1eat estale advertising in !his newspaper Is sub)lct to E&A TREE IEAYJCE. l~, .Trim~, Tree n.mow.... Trl1111111i1Q. FrM Elllmttoal 1 381'71111'Aiot 4p.11L tne Federal Fair Housing Ael ot 1968 wntcn maates Illegal _ to aavenlse "any preference. !imilallon or discrtmfnlllon based on race, COlor, &ell .. ~rni1allon Clark CMpel ROlli. Turn right *lVI approxlmallly ll mill. 7 dtyt 1 week. Located 2 dooraaoulh of Gallpoll• Locke &Dtm In Eurel!a- 26H506 ad11ertlsemenrs lor real Illite whk:h Is In violatkHl ollht law. Our reaeler1 are hlflby 1n1ormea tnat au dWellf'OI aaventseutn lhls ne~aper are avaNibte on an equal · oppo~unlly ""-'• Forwlgn Ctr 1forvtc-, 114318-1813, Juellon 1154 a aid 110 In Porter, llrM lloltltld ..,,... CELLULA a WILL BE OPENING AN OFFICE IN GALLIPOLIS ·AND WE NEED · TO EXPAND OUR SALES FORCE • who panad awaf June 30, 111112 You gav• me llhi teughl me how to live. gave me Love teugllt me how tn give. )'ou geve your et,.ngth taught me to be atrong. • .•• Ra••lttll•rlarr roadiJ, l:::ca.::kl:..=1 • • ,,.• Gnld PoW.D EWing FuMrlll HOnlll IIVO,,..,..Id,...., ~01 the DAV .,. .. • • 111 • cr.t .;..,. ot belarr Dice ad IWttt to everyone Rememberlaa 111~111 of ;rour tbt every You gave your ~adlboqhtaadiB 1M JOJ'·nd tlllat yoa "'"'ndiJI th81 taught tilpplao You ..,. ... t.... tha !"'Plf r•M pa•n d MfiiY, . 8o If you can h. .r me . ~;lrtndcbUdre~ ,..,.llld ...... . . ••• me 114alot n.. m -~~~- ott•• llroualit. SadlJ'...... by • • • .• Motblrlll the lboqbU\11 tblap Jou'n done your artadcblldrt~ MOM Happy Mother't Day. I LOVE YOU frlelldl; April ., baalo. 31 Holnts for Salt Wllh 011 Chonge lpoOtat. Lube, Flter. OQ lnch dad, Molt Forolpn .,._1!1 c:or.. 18110 Cloyton ._llwllll, 11oa1 pump.l!ltc*. tine ba *ouwa. lwD botht, . . 101 In ..... ..... _,., '1, ~ nice, 114-t411-2201 ... 114- =- lllot P-'t Dotr c:or..Ctntor 1 Bkack w... or HIIC On .lith• cn Plu 11-F I A.ll. -1:30 P.tl. If Oualhy ............. .The 11 CGnotm FOr ,._ Chlld't •Ctre. Ctl Ut For A Yloll Inion! :111 ~ 112 story, I - IT'oddlel"' lt4 ... 1227. , .... ~ Eloolrtc, "-d 111m. • · 1224.- ,..._ Aft 114-448- llttti FriNn : a.r-. -..1110 011 Ill. • _, 114 ae ea An. • P.ll. . . . . . . . Anytime. Pint St- Ctrwetll ·~r Specializing · In l'lno DilloUfng, Hind Wu .laM, Tor llllnont~j::.._ Extorlor Cl. 1.0hor Spoofllhfll, Coli I u For Appointment. - M•na-· 7 111 ;= INQUIRE AT: . NATE COMP4UNICATIONS 1215 VIAND STREET . POJNT PLEASANT, WV. 25550 Lar G Sale ge araae Monday - Tue.sday 9 o.m .• ? 4 1!2 miles down RL 7 S. l.o1S of Nice things for Ill. a, ''"L':':"', We c..., Do ComI AU, 411 1121. .. ''.:!:!· , ..., Trf.atotl Trw - Re Trlmmlngr F Ang, Slump nowal, tlmol _ ...... _ _ llrwe Happy Ads 5 won1oc1 To Do: t n - Nurolng c::"i<t~ Your._,,..,.,.,_.. 8 7712Afllr 4 P.ll. _ _ _..;..;.-"----Jenn, Happy Mother'• Dly to the beat mom a girl _ could have. or - t y hovo tx!llrttnc. tnd ..- .... Poufl lllbrldo, 114MW447. , Wll do -lcfy dl~ntng. 5 Yard Slit ~=;::=;:=:;=::; • Lawn \1 Cfi"fT FIHD fi ·-JOB I or dlscr1mlnlllon. • This newspaper w11 no1 knowingly ocx:ept 10 Al:re Lake, Bank Fl1hlng Only. Open from . Sunrr. . to Sun . .t. ntl~. tamitialstatua or nlllonll orl9in, ot any ,tnlention to make any such prefel'wnce, Olnotlont: Ttkl 110 _.., Itt rotd pttl 564 ~... 1lll!lft Estc~te ~:C'1..'1:.,: ..:::_-s!:.i S6.00 Per Pole In Memory Of J18118tevena • • • Real Contlllot• 11o11 PNt- Group 0. Ptlnta Nl~ t one Taugtt Nil~ D1d:: r• On All To.,.ln. lriii>UOtor: Rlcll (C,Ipo• BldwoiiP-no) ELDON MORRIS TomyMoin people'""- - whh N01' to . - n10111J ttiniiiiil.h mtll until JOU han ln-Tgtilid tht ofllrtng. 25550. 3' A. ..' .' Busii'IIIIS Opportunlly INOTlCEI OHIO VALLEY PUBUI- CO. rooommt- 1hol ,.... do ......_ Pold he>ltdoJI, Flld VICII!onl. Sand ,.tume to Box C.7 carw of Point Pl-ont Aogiotor, 200 Main St, Point PIMtant, WV L.ov., Kayttyn lrld Courtney~ Hap'py Ads .. just turn 16 Happy Birthday Jackie Merry. . · • .....' 21 Touck drlver8-houlo whhln 300 Houro. who passed away 2 years ago May 9, . 1991. Gone but never forgotten We love you. Adam,. Abbie, Debbie Tht world may chaniJI from yNr to yNr, Our llv11 from day to day; . But the lovely memory otyou Shall nevar ~~~ •way. Mlntd by wife, children, grandchlldNn 1nd great-grandchlldNnJ Ftnanctal Sotoo: Attolt . Jowtll)' Er· Plritnco Aoqutrod, For llolgo Co. Storo, Applr AI Acquloltlan No Exporlonctf $500 To $900 WMkly . 1Potent111. Proc...lng FHA llortgogo RotundO. OWn Houro. 1·501-146-4503 Ext.213. W&d AvctJon Service, Rio Ora-, Ohio 814-2~. Don1 Junk ftl Soli Ul Y- Nor>Working Molor Apptlancoo, Color TY'oit .no,....•toro, Frwzoro YC 'o, Mlciowont, Alr COftclftlono,., Ou..r AmFI, El~ 114-2M-1238. ,j I D'l Auto hrta and Salvage. - ~ng Junk ..,. 1 trucliL 304·77S-1343; . .. s•-. eorumbuo, ~~===~========::. No No 11-espasslng Wltboul written permission. Vlolaton will Part-Time.Farm H•lp, Some ·Ex· Wll•do houMa~ durina.,...:; 114--448-- lng '*n or wfli boby tf In !Rr il<iM, 304-e7&-1371. . To C.ll on Account1 In Your Ateo. High Income Potontlat. No Trowel Or Dh.ct So IlL 1-:114387-3V19. 3 Announcements llnglt .... tprlnge lnd -t- · 114 192-2521 fllvt - - Molor Frotght And aogt tnd pllont - · u.s. Xprtw Ia Expanillng b W.ntod to a..,.11-~ 11-. Filii IIJ 200 Unlto. Frw tlllmotw. =:.ld. Wt Oftw: Top Poy, Full BonoiMo, 304......... • 4011(, Awlariocl Trucko, All Convontlonot, 'Mel 8ellltll8 Equippod. In Memory AoqulrMIInlo: COL Whh Hoz Mo~ 23 Yro. ~· 1 (ano) Yr. He 11 a thousand wlnde that ~low; He II the diamond v- 18 Wanted to Do HtlpWsntld perlena Nec .... ry, 2412. . 553, 11-4583. LPN RNa & Po -·-·· B '· ... _ , • como An AN Or BSN Orodulto And INCIMI Your Income Wllho<ot Golna ·Bock To School! To Schadu.. 'Your lntorvltw In HUNTINGTON" Colt Poggy Aom""o By •AY 20, 1-100.'1:17· 2222• fi!ANUFACTiJAEAS REP Notion•• Jowolry Co. SNko Rop Phone (814) 381 8878 lucllon -·-.Ohlo 77S-I7II. • - · Vlogtnto, - Hei'Venly Gate up there to welcome us. Happy Metber's Day with all our love cblldrea, grandchildren, areat grandcblktnn TENCEr Hove for tnvilld ....... Port Umo loooid<Mpor, 114-1112- bo01 ol ..,. In " - .......... 1158. 114-1411-2321. . Mond•r· .~.~ d•tf~w.en to & I, 81 ~ & Auction do, detr -lber & lf1llldmolber Is go tnd tend yur .,..,e and leave behind tokens or love To the best mother & graudmother, God ever made I beUeve when Ufe Is done She' U the palient asked. '.For starters," the doctor answered, "you must $loP smoking and drinking and go on a dial." 'Waw," sighed the man, "I as((ed for a verdict NOT a SEN· 11 Local Co!nponJ Nttdo 11 " " - To 8tlr1 Work lmmtcllotty. $2!10 Por . - k To Slort If ·You Quolffy, Wt WUI Trotn. Phono For lntorvl11" 24 LtcENSEril PHYSICAL THERAPIST nNdod for full tlmo pooHI<>n. !'f.D.T. troinlng or Sl 1 ctuo. SubmH rnumt In con-. donct to Sttvt llhl, Exoculive Dlrecto~ M•• County Boord ol 11Rib0, P.O. Box 307, rocuH, 0111o 41779. Apcatlont nttc1 to bo oubmltttd May M, 1M3. w. .,. an .. qu•topportunHyMnploy•r. Plllo S.lo.f'rldoy, llatuidoy • ~ I thl?, top o1 hiM from Ellltm High 01) ~ghl. · au gentla • •• • .• _oy_ _,.... ..... Moy 7, 8, lllh, 2 Help Wanted PIIYSICAL THERAPIST Occufonot Evontng BebJOitt•r, Hud UniUNCI lndlvtduottn Nttd In My Homo. FOI' 2 Yoor Old. 61401l.JI!; With Uloguonl Co~lfco· 441-1417, Aft!' 5 P.ll. ilon, 10 Prorldo At . llotldonce Ctro (Wonot...,, OH.) PhJOicol ~~~litlc:\'~fo~ot'Nt·:: ~AqUitic) Thlf'lpy. Thrw Tlmn For more Information call &14· I WNII, Approxlmotoly ThrM 992 ••Houra Pw S.alon, Aatarene• ...,.,,6. Roquoottd, s1,... ~l•blo, FOIWird Rooun;;' To., Ettee. To:. PARK RANGERS Wonlono, Security 8 orboro Wright, R.N. , C.I.A.S. y~~~~··•~_EI.c. No Exp. Aohobi!Hotloii Con..nont, Mod· Oi. tnlo Cell 2111voc Managament, Inc. 3830 _ __ mo 1 A.M. To 1 aam. 5pm., 101 Union Avenue, and donatlone. Alto the mlnlltere Rw. John· • • •• lltf1) . . _ For PI~ Temporary, !Jihl Olftoe 11Qrk."COvtr 15 Hr) NO ExFI- liocOtwry. Aloo, j~!-=-~~~~ Nttd LaciM COr lion) For Light Doll~ory Work. On Altowonco, Apply In Peroon Only To Mro. C8rt1r, Suit• 130, Ec:ono Lodge Motot, Oottlpolla, llondoy 8 To 9:30A.M. besl8ndlngat • • • • ·• ~. ~ LfCENS~D Tha.nk' You, Mark Tillis •• 87 Orunkard 89 Stn Antonio 'Dii.otc:'octor ~ I want to thank family and friends for their support, ••• cards and prayers during my stay at the V.A. Hospital. • • . . . . w- . ..:;;"c:."' & VIcinity &VICinity ' ..• 84 Obtc:Urt Pl. Pkiasant . Gslllpolls always be grateful. C. Comer Bradbury .•• 11 00111pllly.1--1358. . lm-lltt O.niDflt A..lflblo 1N1 GMC Plok.Up Truck 4 WD, Aklo. Com.... Oftw, Ctll Horokl ~• For Ctnllted Nurw ~~- ~h 114 441 1345 8:30 A.ll. -1 P.ll. Exporttnc., • ao",;::O A¥11'"...._ Eq'"'",.l ' ~unH• Z~orh.......,..I­ ~ ' INm 1 v-r upon._ ttnl N!.,~ ~~ltllclw.11ozordouo. 304- p t - c:or. CtntK mj P . l - Dt1v-, OortliiOi/o, OH 451131. 114-446-7112. . Pomeroy, Mlckllepon . excellent care I received. I also thank my relatives and friends for the flowers, _ visitations, and get well cards. To y~ I will r:' 79- garde 81 Faroe lllanda whirlwind ::11=~He~lp:-::W.="a~n"'='ld;.. ' _:.... 'AVON' ALL AR.ASI Short your Umt whh ... You'll tc>w 1111 •· I wish to express my · • thanks to the doctors : . and nurses at Holzer Medical Center for the ~ .• . ., ' & Vlclnhy Vlhlc .. will be lOki to • No--~ the hlghltl blddlr •u 11" Pormllltd.11Tou A Kid Fllhllltl!l without toy apr•••d or 114-311-tllll. • lmplltd Wllllnty. .Thll HEY OUVSIII ~ Olrlt vehicle miY Ill 11111 at the To Tolk To Yout 1 - JIG~ Jlck10n Pike Oftlce of the Ext.171113.01 Ptt lln.llual • Ohio Vlllty Btnk Complny 11 Yra. llnlotlr Co. (102) up to tht dill tnd time of 0115· · • the 1111. 1, Grimm, . . r1111 The Ohio -r ,...,.. for lilY· Olhtr lhln my own: • Compeny , ... , . . rial"' I ---'~---,..--;~ to ICC1pl or reject 4 Glvllway ': all bide, end to wi.U~diiiW :--:;:;:-;::-::::::-:::::--=::::-:~ thla vlhlc .. from 1 llale PuJIIIJ, 112 loar, ~ lo the life. Term• of : ~~•.prtnpr .llplnlel. 1 ! CASH or ' CERTIFIED ' 2 ott whn. kltton;o:= old,., CHECK. ' · ftllfl,1fernolt, 11... MAY I, 12, 14, 11113 "Wei!. d ·ctor, what's the verdict?" ....... W"""? - _ 120 Ttut Ad. t Card of Thanks w~ Catflaf\. 114.- W.ntod to buy: u.oc1 MObile ~. 111 111 Di71 Employment Services ... ohlna, )Mnlly, ..... torw, .Pmtt, bOttbtll 1 ~-~:---~-- Yard......;. ~le 1 DoG F-...,. Cove Flthfng Ulat, VInton, Ohio, 3 112 lllllli Noflh On Stott A - :121. U.. W And Ttcllltb..!!onf!l ANI.• ~~~rJ"'~ -1iiil~.' SCRAM-LETS SOLACE POISON LEVITY BANYAN JUNKET ZENITH NOT a SENTENCE ....; Mo' •h...... 71~ l!lh, 101"- ..,. . s..on .._. Put Cllow Ftw '"" '1:111huoh. . Alto ~'Ill To Good .._., 80th Frfendlr, .&M-m.M34. ••• :.~~~========~~===~ - oint.. ... -ntt... - ----____ ___ !!~-=..::::·=== ., Our Service Department Is Open Mon.-Fri. 8·5; Sal. 8-12 Muffler Shop Mori.-Fri. 8-5; Sal. 8-12 · - aara, living- ...... - F111 P.........: 112 Cocbt I 112 . lloogll, 814-441-o417. ~ I'O.R A GOOD DEAl .. SEE BOB ROSs, BRYAN HAU or JACit ROtJSII .... ·-·-.~~~ ....flnlon.... eun, a' -. ,__ ·~ - ......... ..... Cit-.--. ........ ehDt 3 Announcements . v...., AIIISWIRS TO Tap Prlow P.W: AI 01r1 U.l. c;ciiM. Gald Rlnat 8"- Colno, Olonl nnl •tr. 441 ~­ Gold CoiM. II.T.il. Coin Shop, · - El1Mtlon. lilly llh, 7lh, .151 -.cl A -... Oolllpolt.. 1111,1111, 10111. I Lm. -t P-"'· - Lost&Found •• 1989 CBEV. AIDO-VII, I P41SENGER • Sunday Wanted to Buy ::i:t,t"' An r1ou 'lCe men Is Public Notice 3 Temporary beds ' 4 Like: suffix ' 5 French arttcte 6 North S.. feeder Office 'Wonlod To luy: ~1.11k Aulot Wllh 0. WllfloUI Mol- Coli Larry L.Miy. I'M :til nas. h=nrtr lltn, Ill• lnd whlta, Otnat &ell: lllonda' 1CIIh. Twhllt, .........,.. tuh. Coni....,Y, CM. Unca1n Plu • • RoUt• 14\ ""'·. Aotn Conoolo. IIIII Flit """'" doa niiodo n;w l1on-. wl1h '.;;, fo run I 1 -legion 141 Intellect 142 Ttntalum symbol 143 "A - White & VIcinity · - · lobr Clo!haa, tltn & 2 Winged .. 9 To....,...__•~-. . 1031. .DOWN ' Gslllpolls . . ""'ffl, 176 Prepares lOr print 177 Public S1orehoute 178 F'lnoch.. term 91 Cloth measure 92 Witty remark 93 Slnks suddenly 4 .,•• Was $8,995 , " . 90 Weaken . Glvuway ' 6 cylinder engine, power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission, am/lm stereo, air conditioning, tilt steering and cruise control , good condition . lrim · rings and tires, captain's chairs in front. •• Read · the Crossword Puzzle Answer on Page C-3 ,._, 304-429-4711 . . .-Fri. 9:30-5:00; Sit. 9::1111-Z:U •'• '. 4 • SUNDAY PUZZLER .... 0..0 ... I,US.OO, Pleeaant,WV '. SPRING IPICIAL . : • • .- ,, 1 Easy to do • 1993 • n. ACROSS . May9,1993 r-----------------------.,...,-----------.,.. ••\?83 WEST Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, WV ASTRO-GRAPH . BRIDGE Soutb J 02-Sundey nmM Sentinel Page Means I'm not qualified for a job. Take a red pen and circle all the jobs In the classified section · pertaining to accounting, secretary, managerial, computer; medical 'office, date entry and word processing . Thanks! Brencla, Penny, •we Train , ..,,. '"' . · '"••• Jobs'!' ~ CAU TODAY 446-4367 SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE Love Mommy, IIIII,. and in my life _beeQ being 1vr1ur mother!' 6 Lost & Found LOST: If anyone. has seen blue : barik deposit bag that was picked at ODD LOTS parking lot Name on check: · ApnPenjt. Reward! 379- 22~7l'...."'l ,.. �.. • ' -····· -··-- -- ~--~ ~ .. TIIAT DAllY S© \\dtr~A- ~ £tfS® WOIO 44 GAME PUUUI _ __,.._;,___ Edited by CLAY R. POlLAN _..;__ _ _ __ ALCOSE ' 2 Aport...,.. 1n lllcldllt1011- From SN I P0 0 t1111. CIII81WII2.aall. EOH. - 2 BA-. .... ~- . VE T I L Y 0 ;a, c...n. 8 7 ·- ·N E J K U T I 0 Room• s:r::z::------tnirlor2i!!. All-- - no pete, 304-4171- - . . ..... p.tn. 104-nJo lmmedillte openlnga for reglatered nuraea to work In MedicalSurgical or Special Care Unit - full and part-time poaltlona. Salary commenaunde with experience. Excellent fringe bene- Complete the chuckle QUOted by filling in lhe missing words you develop from step No. 3 below. a . ' lite. 44 35 Lots & Acreage 31 Homes tor Sale . . •II, - Apartment tor Rent • ;~On 211, 3 11011- 2 Lo1 lor 11!00, ......... 314 "" """- Roc. . llorno National, 1 iodi-oom Aportmont Rio •. - . - - . l....-z21D. Grondo, t1UIIIo. 114-311-IIMe. ' •Lowl =.:.::...==------Lilla a lor can- lbdrm., lui - . ct- to zanl, t11.000 or -ton on Roybwn Rd, make onw, Mota~- 114- .....-.. FlllllrictkKw, county W2-3327. wollr, lnlonnatton mollld on ,.. •-· •+ 11 -...,--.,--,-,-----1 - · 1104-e711-12113, pill• no 3from bodraorn brlak ronch, I mil• =til:::;nono~~ll:.:•:::kll=lro.::l:::-:.;:. · --PI- Pt1 Drl AI. 2. 11/Z bolho, a clock, tonoad pnl, Ohio Rl- toto. Umoatono Rd. 2 car~ flragt, 181,000. Below Hertford, WV. w...r & coli lor ._..,.....,. -.e11- onllablo. OWner will -1071. finance oftor _ . downpoyR*II. 104·612-2tU oftor 4:00 Jront,....., = ::.-~ ~';:':."; =~·"\.bath,·~ Rentals ~~,..~~ ~ --------------~- prd,-::.':::i...:... --· nllci,- 41 t1ouaes tor Rant n-. CIOM- To -r .- . · - loclilloii, ll4- ,H.plloi, Cell 114-8714422, 114oil 44U110. ; -· t 11011room · F.'lloo-- largo - . Unl-, Rio Grondl. $200/Mo. -hid -back,......, w-. :2 cor gor~t~~. Depaoli Alqulrod.l14o38&--. ocro man Rl.l2 s. ~1712. 2 · lldroorns, Unlum,_ In Golllpolll, S235/Mo. a -nlry oottlng, yat $200 Dopooll, Roforonce ,.._ - t o - ? Ito 4 - . ~qui:::Nd=·:.:•'='=n=l=n=!IO.::...."-. · __ ~!7, 1 112 Bothe, = '"*"-. ::,-.:.w:::t;r· IMNncl rum-.--......._ -----CrM!I IN - lho4ly - . APiftl 1 tono1, •lnlco ~ _-. Contact: Rhonda Dallay, Director of Nu.-.lng Veteran• Memorial Hoapltal 115 E. Memorial Drive Ponwroy, Ohio 46761 Shel Chemlcot Company's Point Pleosonl P!Qnllocoted at Apple Grove rNV) In Mason-County Is seeking qualified oppllconls for the following position: INSTRUMENT-ELECTRICAL FOREMAN PM. . . . . . . . .ft MW carpet. - ....... t:=_ ,=-rVo!~ · '114-112-2104 ext. 213 Help Wanted ~ Aolallanc••L. .._. OollltJCitla ett, .,.~~oo~o, i4iiW'IIO. IM-714 0544. ' • 'TNid Ave. o•r na. 2 a.. to tho Ohio Rlvw, AI. 121, 1101- I"'OOMM, IJIO/Mo, • o.po.H:, ' Ill. Alto ond Call-'111. A... a K Call W Only. 114~ 44W411,~:1111. Seeking a team-oriented Individual with a bacl<grounc:t In all phases of lnduslr1al electricIty/electronics. Applicants $hoUd .have previoUs supervisory or 11rst~lne management experience. CUrrent opening Is a SQialed day-shift position with excellent benefits. · - • Please send resum, including sa/IIJ')f requiremMts 10: Personnel Department Shell Chemical Company P.O. Box8 Apple Grove, WV 25502 Phone (304) 576-4580 • • AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Et.IPLOVER om. ,Freo Dollvery. 51 HouHhOk:l ~· c- Loeated 15 miles north of Proctorville on State Route 775, from Ironton follow State Route 141 to Wilgus, tum· right on 775 snd go one mila. From Gslllpolla follow State Routa 141 south 27 miles, tum left st Wilgus on 775 and go.one mila. Due to the dellth of my hueband, Howard Payne, the followJpg will be eold: MF 135 lracto ~ w~oader, MF 14'\(l round hay baler (like new), Ford 501 mowing machine, NH 256 Rolabar hay rake, MF No. 12 hay baler, horse trailer, PTO hammer mill, Tub fettllize spreader, IH manure sprel\98r. 5' rotary mower, metal livestock racks (f~a picku~ truck), Ford dirt scoop, one lot of 1" rough lumber,old hay tedder, sulky truck topper, harneas parts, 3 pt. post hola digger, 2 bottom plowa, boom pole, sub sailer, fuel tank, round bale spear, bush hog scraper blade, 2 flat bed wagons, drag disc, carry all, round bale feeders, cattle grain feeders, chains saw, 2 window air cond~loners, Deha bench grinder, one lot of farm related hand tools and miscellaneous Lal In - . . , ·- Mrs. Howard (JoAnn) Payne, Ow"'r REG. $88.00 REG. m.oo 00 00 *40 ·•50 SIZES 7THRU 15 Iwtcomora, llgltlad 1221. 1ft NOh or -SIOO. foral. 304-17Httl., 2 Old llon1. . 114-441-2521. !ir Color T.V., C.W., RMtol:•, $200, OUrl Coblnot; 15 Gun CopriofiJ: loUd Oak 1310; -IFI.TNciiTChft. 1117 To 1180 Lana 11011 P.JI. =· lhock """""' Iran rotnno with UO; romot1 contr»J - · olr hocltoy, . . 114-lllll- paleo, ;;'G'hlna. •:eo WE NEED YOUR LISTINGS! WE CAN'T SELL IT UNTIL YOU CALL BRUCE lEAFORD 599°0 &UP ..........,_ 1-99° & UP QUEEN SETS S MASON, WV City, Ohio Phona:2~40 KING ••••.•.•••••••••·•••••••••••.•••••••••••$40.00 Real Estate General Cl--.111;- 99~·2886 OFFICE NEW LISTING ON JACKSON PIKE· One of 1ha lew homes in 1h9 area, this brick ranch oilers leaiUrea Hke large family ioom with 11Dna firaplace, 3 badtooms, t 112 baths, full ' buanant lind 2 car garage. Also large lot with lruil trees, central air & more. Spring Valley area location. $79,900 . i8oo COOiplllorlot. · - mill t20D. 1wD blittery£~AMICI$ WISOIIIJA Not Flatponalble for Accldlnta or Loaa of Property .... -· Dlnotll let, S75; - - ISO; w.od U.tna Room luHo, $50, 1M ........ THE PRICE IS NICEI $41,500 Buys this 3 bedrOOm, I bath ranch with attached garage. Replacamenl windowl lind vinyl aiding k8ep maintenance to a minimum. The overall c:onditim of this home il excellent and lumaoe ialell than a year old. Bellar cal IIDdayl ISII2 you muat - thia home. Be imprauad , as you ste~ in1o 1ha overolzed tormal livin room I dining room wtth 2 firaplaces. Cozy family 100m, kitchen lind bath. Upstairs you wil lind 2-3 bedrooms, pius a large bath with whirlpool IUb. Ample outdoor area faa1Uring large screened in porch, sun patio. 2 car garage with shad and 2 horse stals. Call for c:hanC8 to own yo..- 'Mini-Tara". . -JIOI'- - -- -30W7$- • (114)1192-1111 ..BED FRAMES FULL .... ~ ................................. $20.00 QUEEN ........................... ~·······$30.00 ,, TERMS: CASH OR CHECK WITH 1.0. NotP ; t'•tor~orlolaaf~ Llelnlld and 9ondld In OHo. IWttUOict', & W• Vlrglnll- HornoPialno: 40°0 1212. AUCTIONEER: RICK PEARSON OWNERS: JEFFREY & RUBY WERRY .... .AIIIIU BUNKIE MATTRESS 5 - · tu; Q-, II; ,.._ chalr,P;.....,.,$10;.,..... ~5785 (614)11411o2&40 ...... Real Estate General AND OTHER I RANDS Al7c:noN c:oND17criD ar LUN~ (114)182-3562 nut,..........,,OH, Yay old bod, $50, Shl~ay Sophor, :11212 Aoclttprtngo Ad., 0 SHERRY RIFFlE SOIIoAoooclo .. IIOmiPitonl: 'lory aood ..nwchlne, $41) d\4fi2.2521, 132 Butt•~ BICK.PDBIDI AUCftDI CD. · Lee Johnson AUCTIONEER • --= STARnNGAT :::.::..~ -Condition, mora. AUCTIONEER NOTE: A G«>d Oppar1Unlfy To Putrlbue Nice Furniture, ReR, Fot rour.Home. llj lanrlyvtllo Pool NOon tiM Oltlor.l;~ • Sun, PM.~ Foundation Doyo 14 oto. 401'-7117-1100 Ettl. 111, lion' diY Ttw Solllrllly, I A.ll. To 10 ...--.• -,-=::... ~~~~-~="'~n ~ ar.'ikj""zz.Surpt.. Mattresses & M a r l - - With S t Cooo AndCllll-.u75. 14 - · w..u Grilli t21 r.1r!l- Undorbooltotl. ..""' stu. Coupto. Umhlll Tlclt- AMERICAN .SPORTSMAN FULL SIZE SETS =:z. CttriM I • ' Antiquo Tat* Modo: S.lllrl 110; Antiquo 112 Pint II PIICe, 11o1tomo RETRIEVER SAfETY ---.1100,1~. Sectional rap around quean size hide-a-bed with indlnen, large swivel recliner, While oak lrim hid&-a-bed couch, 2 _ Queen Anne~. mahogany desk, mahogany dining IQOI1t auile, table with 4 lea\18&, matching bullet and china cabinet round maple table, maple chairs, ladderback chlira, oblong table, beau~ful king slze 121hwer bookcaaa waw bed with mirrors, large 3 section dressing mirror, 3 pc. law bactllam suile, 2 pc. while canopy bedroom StJile. 2 mahogany poltlr pineapple bode, Gibson frosl free energy- ralrigtalar, Caloric gu range, 1 YNI olcl, Kenmore washer, VCR I 1V stand, 4 bar aIDols, sewing machine and cabinet diarnondwt candy dish, melon hand painled vue and ma!Ching cowrad dish, crystal candleholden, milk·glua decar11or, bode,...., 1mel1 wooden video holder. cry1tal Iampi, brall 1DUChlone lamps, 4' shop liuht brass pole lamp alchecl cryolal ohedes, commardallhelving uniiS, shaw case llore raclla plua much • GOLDEN & 441-aUI. :ll::JfOG m • REGUlAR PA 8po- MOO; ~ Arnp t:IOG, olrlcond, 1,100. lttu. t100. - · ....... , _ Spirit CAROLINA IIISUIATID 0 3 good - J WORK BOOTS BY WALKER • OUR PRICE ' so.._._.__ ·~.. ~~~ - 250 gol hal - - t100. ~ rofrlaorolor 1100. 2401 - A... p( PI!. 250 Gol. Filii 01 ToM, liS, IMo - All SliD tuoa~ 2 1 " - - T V. · 1110. ptoyo aood. Four ... szo. -lt. 304-171IOIS. -· = Blcycto. Price: Yory Giood Cotlrlltlon, ~- II•: - · S10 11+44HI11. (014) 11824:121 Bultoll Frortl ::t;.,.....::::-_ ........... Z Folding Chlloo ~ Ullo !'NwY iP I 211 e..t Second SWill Pomeroy, Olllo oUl'll Llnlll aiM clallwa, ...., nul •• MW, Q -ho to 2T, 1rtrvo bag, • • 11Wo~S-64A. Alto, 1m 11rtllor b rill 1n Good Candltlon, t\500, Colt LOCATED AT 693 SOUTH 2ND AVENUE IN MID_DLEPORT, OHIO. WATCH FOR SIGNS. MR. & MRS. WERRY ARE MOVING AND WIU. BE SELUNG THE FOLLOWING: ¥ '(tfectforo 2E\tml ~ziaie twrtaor.lorr AndDryor, In'dt':':~ Conclltidn, ........ On Rontlll SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1993-10:00 A.M. CcJMJr.d, t150. 114-441. Real Estate General PNvW IX 500 Coneeaalon Stand C~wn t1o; ......... -.110; 114-112-3221. - 54 Mlacellaneous MtrchandiH Property" Turn your unwanted items into cash!! Pats tor Sale 56 AKC Cockot Sponlol Pupo, 3 e-m 4110. cam. patot- a lllverlno Antlq-, 1·fl4 L IINol. on R1. 124 ; .._.,_ Houri: li.T.W. 10:itil 1 - - . to 1:00 ,. .. , suar 1:00 lo 1:00 p.m. 1~-2121. PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, May 15, 1993, 10:00 A.M. Mtrchandlll Pats tor Sale 56 53 -. .,.. chair. 1'11.00 :104-4U PUBLIC AUOION 54 MIICIIIaneous Public Sale & Auction out ........ Rd. · Public Sale & Auction Merchandise Hal olr oom -110; pocltot -It,- llofrttor!lor, Ali dlt'-r, IIM-216-1231. Located on SL RL 124 approx. 3 112 miteS; from the Ritchie Bridge. Consigmpents will be taken from noon Fri. till time of, auction . Cash Positive 1.1). Refreshments by: BashanAux. R.ILFolmiiUN.-.-..... UquH.-turnlalllrlp. Ill-, WV.IIII4-TIW341. ~ems. Term~: C.ah Hind ,...._, 54. Miscellaneous Mtrchandlst 54 Miscellaneous . - , ........ ....~HI. 2A-nArrn--OIU lllvw u, 12 a 20 M50. oltopo, 20W71-1331. - 8 54 M!ac:ellaneous Merchandise ;....:..:;;;;..;;=---52 Sporting Goods . . . - .....,r, 114-112 Dan Smith·Auctloneer # 1344 .• - . .... wolorbod . .h Milhoan apprentice #5926 : a.E.• 2410:: Rhett "Not responsible for accidents or loss of r.lerchandiSe REGISTERED NURSES. e I I Help Wanted 11 w-. Sat. May 15, 1993 10:00 a.m. ~· ._. ;_~:-;w;J::;~;T.;;;:;;;~~:.;~;; condi!ICWI, Consignment Autio• Or To• 1-P.ll.a...olat. 14t. , _ IA.Il =...-. F-. Household luy ...... L-t: =~ ====-- HEZINT J-....,.,....,...,..-........... - ......---1 [ ·- 8 •, ' wv, SUnday Goods I WAIN AUCTION a FURNITURE. U Olin .... ...... - . UoM fumlllh, ~~'-~om . Work-..1~ lun!lehlng. 1/Z mi. Wa-L - · Color T.V. - . __ a -------- !" .. - ............ Ad. Pl. - · coii30W75--- ~loin- 111 - . Full Fumlshtd · Unfumlohod AportR*II, 46 s-torRent ,.......... I, 110·.~~-:, • Canlrolly Localod, a c,_, "OIII"'ooo""..;;,;;~=...;.for.;.;;.IWII;.,...;,.;.ooi;;,;__IIOI_· ~4pm=·=-==-==== No Pelo, ~.~'a Dopaoh • QOOO UIID APPLIANCES Rolor- I .0444. - 1 : a I:CIII, _ , _, Wa~- rolrigeral~ Sl.,_ood AporlmMdo oro , _ Q Wanted to Rent ..,...-. occ1ptlng · ot>Ditcotlono lor VIne C -7381, 1· 1 14 aport.,.n.. foithe hondlcappld Wanllll To - : T-r ~~=-.:,: -:, =.81;:. • -rty. ""' l.ol. MJI'ftl,- - · 1,..._ LAYNI'II'URNITURE 11334. Conoplola homo turnlohlnoo. Hcua: Mon ................... "Well, doctor, what's the verdict?" the patient asked. "For starters," the doctor answered, "you must stop smoking and drinking and go on a diet." "Wow," sighed the man, "I asked for a verdict --- .ABYANN . I·' ---Or--- . ~ MW -vonwnl- 2 lA ,_,._.. . . . . , _ Talol 011 'JOIMYIAIIUICASN AENT.Z-owN !NO DEPOI!r) - . a.. to .., _ ond .......,.no. Appl- turnlohod. lllo~lng ol 1210. ~ OIJTSIDii FUIINIS-: 11 Launllnd AI*· toC1 or c I ~- T - W/4 Cllln; 304-IIN71f. -,,:.J.:~.= IU; 51 HousehOld Goods PICKENII FURNITURE VI'IIA I'IIMII1UR£ 45 51 HousehOld • Goods -- ...... Rl. 7-.114-441-11144. 'Srnlll· • .- :I c..,.. .... All 1112 Vlnyt In SUI Yd. M-.. Col< One bod"""" opt. Fum,_, ~ -alllr & 5 Goods $141 let; 4 I4UI;Corhl'w. ........ for_. _ _ _ h. ........... -Foil One .....,_, op~rtmonto, Hatlll ..,.,. LIM 01AI-t20AO; lndMI"V.. $225/mo. lncludel utllhleo, t1CIO I -why " - " · no polo; 114--...;.-.. 1 ' -·• W2-2211. ' ._..... . .h OO!'Idflll.' .....: 3 . lor Rent . itornAOIJmo.WalkiO ........ . Calll-.aei. EOH. Fund.tled Efficiency, 7 112 Noll A..., Golllpotll. t110111o. Utllhleo Pold, 114-441-4411 Allor 7 P.ll. G,..lauo Hvlng. 1 ond 2 bod::.:, oport=.. IIR~ 51 HousehOld 5I BUOOET PRICES ~T JACKSON ESTATES, U1 JMbon Plllo simple words. Print letters of eoch in its line of sQuares. • • Apanment BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT Rearrange the 6 scrambled 0 words below to make 6 I 44 Apartment for Rent 1893 May9, 1993 Pomeroy-Middltport-Galllpolla, ott Point Pleuant, WV Page-04-Sundlly nme.-Sentlnel 111111 205 North Second Ave. l!lldd. .rt, 011. . - . LANGSVILLf:.. You'll love to come home to relax in the c:ounuy, in this 2 bedroom ranch with equipped kilchen aM sitting on 13 acres. If you enjoy hunting thia is lhe lor you. WAS $42,100 PRICED REDUCED ro$3t,:S00 ·' a;;;;r ao caoo, • w"J.,:;: ~, .. ',J ' ' ~-....:=..,.. ..... l!lt!oltatonl ..... 2 d - ..... -..Calaa.-•. llrclt - . tal. 12" Zonlh TV - Prloe plarpon 11M .,.. . IU.Groco•lllfr~o.ry-ta f'or I'Umltun I mtoc.· - . 208 I .• Faurth IL, llldo dloflorl, Ohio_. 1111 llllyllno Holly Aldgo 14170, Two - " " " ' houoo In • elK, 2 · bedroome, AIC, p I I Qctvw14 porch, kitchen ialand, omeroy, pr val• local on, ~ -blda, underpennlng, $250/ma., 814-HS-4258. LONGBOTTOM - HaymM Ro8d -Th!t 7 year old modular hat 3 badtoom1, 2 balha, family roort), garden bathIUb, fireplace; laland bar In kitchen, ,_hilt pump, and a summer ki1chen. All in good conditim. Also hat a hiler hook up. All ol this on 3.31 aerea. $45,800 ' .... MW1 304-1'7Pr-2464. 1oi11D ShuKz Um~OII Add~ Good Condllan, 3 ••d oontl, 2 CompiM• laths, 42 Mobile Homes for Rent - tlbn. Y.,Y ~~· Aa_,. Loon 114- -m 12x50, two mil•• trom Rutland on Now Uma Ad., 614-1112-2103. llanalon 14170 2 Bod.;o.n... 2 letha, Hoat Pump, 121:61 Nur N.G.H.S. P1nlally ~nnnlng, t13,000, 114-38'- Fumlahod, Wotar, Truh Paid, New carp.t, $235fMD Plus 7ZI1. Dlpotll, 11+388-11081. 2· rno1o111 homoo, 11111 a 1m. 2 bodroom mobllo homo, At. 35 Make 1n Offer,~ two mlln from Htndai'IIOn, attar For sale or ,,....,. property ln 1:90 Pll, 304-t75-527e. 0co1o, Flotlda whh double Wldo 3 Bedroom, 14x701•• tn VInton, tiollor ond b<llkllng, ........ In- $250/Mo. lncludn "ater, Av•ll· ~ In lll'olgo County, able Jun1 11t. D.posih a R..erence R•qulred 814-3889243 BllwMn 8 A.M. i. 1 I P.M. l!or 111M -~~- 12110 H - To Tho Hlghall 111ddo<, PleiN COni--': Guy FYml•tt.cl, 2bdrm., tor rent In M'S- ~ Olnllll 10 ..,. poot- - 43 Farms for Rent ltunltng, llnllnclng lilota. tii,OOO. Bryon lrn~ltort *-127-1111 ATTENTION ARST TIME HOME OWNER... 121 Gavin SlrMt· Nice home offe.- 3 BR1, LR, kilchan , FR, both & laundl'f rrn. , alum, siding, nice yard rooms, 2 bltho, 2 mlloo lrom Pomeroy, centr'll 1lr, yud, Rodmona Rldgtt, - · · llnl t.nn, 23 Mrw 10 1110m, ~ at. 3Ct4oi'J'Soo4PI, Apanment · for Rent 2 _2bd _ _ _pt..:__lot~l:;__I- • - ...._. ....... ..,... 'birn, 1 mile - , ,..,...... out Jorlcho Ad. Onr looltt Pt. ocr~ ' tlmbir to oo~r. Hove 1loodOd larmlng 44 rm. 1 1., 1 electr c, ·~ pll1n«1 fumllhed, llundry ._m tocllhllt ct- to oehool In lown. ADDI~Iion• IVIillblt II: Vlltaaa ·croon AttiL tl4i or CITY UYING • Come in ' and look at extra nio.e home. Equipped kitchen, •HI A DR, gao .furnace, cent. air, .FP, wolkehoQ. ra.:.. : :.:•;;.;L.ot~·~·i;;~;;---;ig~e-;;;; =~\::'~,!·A~ ~ lo.utllltl touldlna olo, over Oo.-lolte. : RL.I l l a - 1 j1n _lot liM, zoao_., Fill· Inc., 114-:12'-t?'tl, 114-llll-4237. ,._ •m ==~__.., 0111o. 11447M1'' Equal Houolng . ...... :O~pp~•::~""::::.:;hy!.:.._......;__...:__~ TO M'llriol home on property featurao 3 kitchen, bam, tabacce>ba ... LAROE LOT• Large, Houoa for $24,9001 3-4 bedrOOm• with J10ten1fal for mora. Close to IChoof in Vinton. can carolyn for more ..... ' BARR'S MEAT PROCESSING lo:~~~~~ NEED A SALE, MAKE AN Doublewide ·with rarve livinG room, Ii'i bedrooms, palo, family ropm , carpon, IIICIIher trailer hoOk up and mor11. Located a 1111011 d1tance from town. 1701 · ' IJ.I.D.A. Cltalet Itt II I II t I FREEZER BEEF SALE POMEROY· "-'11 St. - A 3 bedroom. 1 112 otory homo work. Hat some panallna, 2 porohes, anc1 a b••-"· Lot Itt'"' lC 100, Jusf 14.000 11ta1 ...... ..................... .,.,.... ._. WI WLL IIAVI YOUII ""* - .. 12 A«M Juot oil 01 .Mollaon Pike. Localed just bayoi id Spring Valley area. Lays nicely, mody putura groo.rld. $29,100 t203 HERE IT 11-. Ju1t WMI 1ha Famiy WMIS I! Cozy, 1podell, dean and all lhe room you need. Lo1181y 4 badroom home, with an exceptional maatar -oom. cozy firapiace, citr ttchoofs, pool, '-ted minutes lo !Own. Cell for price and appoln1mtnt. 1700 INCOME PRODUCING PROPERTY ON 10 ACRES! Buy lor in-lm&rll lind building lot poleOtiai. Clo&e to IOWn . Small pond. Dup!ex type unh provides good income. $29,9001222 INCOME PRODUCING PROPERY- Ovar $1,200 per month income is produ<*l lrom this five unit apartment building. Good location in town. rental history. Very nice lot with ....... ,., bac:l< aRey. $58,100 1208 Good niS HOllE WILL IIEET ALL YOUR NEEDS with 3 bedroom, large li•ing room 'with ~:"· 2 baths, utility room end nice . An ~ II only 4 ynt. old. Very nice home 1oOIIId only minuiH fnlrlt town. $51,000 I7U OWNER LEAVING AREA, SAYS BAING AN OFFER II Homes like this rarely oome on the marlu!L Tum of the ceniUtY home 1ea1ur1ng 4-5 large bedrooms, huge living room and dining 100m, nice kllchan, remodeled bath. 1 car attached garage wilh mud room , large utility room. Nice large lot In quiel comrnunftr only 19 mileolrom - n. Now for the old-lime price tag of only $38,000. 1112 Pat ·Cochran - K41r,llltla I -· INVESTOR GET A PIECE OF THE~­ This 3 bedroom, 1 bath rental illocaled doaa 1D town. Needs 1011\11 rapair, but il priced right at $29,1500. 1501 12115 Loretta McDade- 448-7/29 . · B. J. H•lrlton - 446-4240 lelrllalll ' $4~.900- DAVID OILY 11,100 448-7467 ,,. OAK SHADED lOT. Close 10 town loca~on . Root'ny bi-ie\181 home. Fam~ly room IIMid In lower la\181 (nol much to finish), 3 bedrooms, eat-in kllehen, living room. Priced to sell at 446-3644 · .,._nt ,_._ INCREASE YOUR LIFEI Clo6e 1D the Minoa. Tired of driving over 25 miles to the mines? Hera's a counJry aalting with a 3 bedroom heme that will wt down your driving time and increaaa the lime you spend doing lhino• you want. 2 baths, 2 car garage. $42.500 CaH Dave for details. 1211 · WI.SE~ REAL ESTATE, INC. POMEROY· Uncoln Htiglita- Naed a largo yanl or garden arae, 1Mn ltis II the ,._ lor you. ArlO ... I - SIOIY . _ ..... molt ol llnlaltecl 1Wo Ill 3 bacl- · · lata of ll1ge cloHII. larva ulllily ina. and stnga POIIK HICKOIIY IIIOK!p fP YOU 1111111. RUSTY ROAD '- Mlnu..o to town. fAtV• roclmo, 3 BRa, 1~ batltt, LR, kllchen, 8 ,.,.old. WANT TO BUILD THIS SPRING? Better take a-look allhis 8 IICI81ot on Lower RMI Road. Priced to ... at $7,000. 1503 lOUD COMFORT - Hera's a very well buitt brick home In a well established raaidential neighborhood lhat'l 1ure to make your like mora comfor1llble. 3 badroomo, 1 112 balhs plua shower In ba""""'"l. Cozy family rmm , anractive eat-in kitchen. Fenced back' yard. 1 car garage. Maintenance free ex1eri9r. Convenient to lhopping. Call Dave any time lor more deleUa. $711,900 1215 ~ . . . .120- 441-1783 • NEIGHBOAII Yow privacy 11 this brick ranch . 011ering 4 badtooma, 2 112 batlta, formlll living I dining room1, large lamily room with fireplace inaait, large kitcltal with dining _._ 0118ro1Zed 2 car attached gaoage, 2 horae atltll. large workahoJ>,alollllle building, fenced property. "- prally at a privata par1d $81.100 1110 20 Acre• on Aodn•r Hill· ·Located on Jackson Pike just beyond Spring Valley. Prime buUcing loca1ion. Traes. view. $27,500 ~ AONa with :SO X H 2 Story framed =;;~Good olllrtaron apamtenl building, · residence. Located on peat Spring Valley area. 1202 FIREWOOD . Cal ... 4 I L•tu; tl to MWJW...., ptlltar JINUTI'!I POIIEROY PIKE- Approx. 1 mile from Stale Route 7- A 2 acre home or mobile home sila with wal8r and elaelric available. A great loCatim and a graallxliclng lite . ASKING Gary and Otlto llllchtlf :::,~~~~~::;,.' R':ttr~.;; CITIZENS CENT!AL 220 JACK· ION PIKE, 10AWPOUI. WILLS HILL AD. A large rnoca.lar, with an adcition on tho rear. Hat 9 rooma, 4 bedroOm&, and 2 balha. Hat a heat pump, 2 acntl of nice laying land, and an older garage. Hu a speciiiCOIIar .taw of 1ha gall courae. $41,000 STICKS & STONES ltonia luOII On "' .Calumlota OHico - - Income. APPIIIncoo. ...._ 11 • 70 tot. Equlppod with Contot, On-alto Loundry, AJC. tra1lir hook-up, ucolllnl -lo Rooldo"' Poyo Eltictrlc UtiiMy ~ Option to lo O.S, Onty. STOP BY SENIOR , _ . ......._ -1122. , . ;FRESH PINE MULCH ' ' FOR SALE PLUS .1 .- ~ "' Utllhleo Pilei, 111 US44ii After k Rooltr 3114- :., ~:..:P.II:::·-,---,----FINI Halzar Apo~-'• Flrot 34 BuiiiiiQ A1wr Coder St, Go:!=IL Buildings NEAR GREEN ELEMENTARY ICI~·~­ Wel mU\Iained home oftera 3 BRa, LR, FR, klkllten, bath, 2 fir.places, eleclric heat, CHERRY DRIVE - 2 BRa, 1 bath, LR. cent. air and 1.12 ..,.. m/1. an, gao heal, city wattr, used aa NICE FLAT LOT- 3/1. acra mn with' 1988 petty. $29,000. (888) mcbile horne In V.l'f good condition. Priced In " ' 20'e. Cal Ruth for'detail. . CARMEL ROAD - 4 mi . N. of Rio Grande. AI>Prox. 24 acrea of autWyed v.cantland RACCOON ROAD • 3 BR•. bath, kitchen, !dill lor new home. $19,000 · dining 100m, 2 1/2 car unallaclted garogo, ~liU waadod 1..5 acre• (884) • OI.D CHEVY - OLDS BUILDING- 420' lion! LOT FOR L\LE ON IT. AT. 110, NORTH an Second Ave. and 62' floniiiQO on Grope. GALUA EITATEa - Approx. 3/4 m/1 Beautiful apo1 fora home. ' ' PANORA..IC VIEW OF OHIO RIVER ACAEI + 711 X 221 METAL · VALLEY • 2,484 eq. ft., 3 BRa, 3 balha, BUILDING equipped w111t fcllclten, balha, QIMI room combo (ldtchen, LR.DRJ, a• deck of11ce, ato. Graetbualnau. Ill ataUnd houM, haat pump, buifdlrtg11 on ~- Too m'f" property to adolettl11, • ac,_ . irnvo ;co::::ll~l14:.:1=492::·31t=t-.:E::OH:::··--­ ~"'\:: =~1"'1:.2:~ Fumlahod Apartment: 1 Br, 820 ~ Fwrth Avon.., Galllltollti SZIO _ 0 ~ at Rlto Aid Phlnnocy. · -• . , 10 dill. . M2.51mo, - h roqulrwd, 114or Cor!IIHJ 2:1 1112-lt 12 or li14-11411o3048. - · ocll Roo tty 104-757-IIH. •hQ4l:l., bom, woodo, ........ city wotor, ...... nl, Pt =~;{.= ~..:·:~ -. Av1illbll •· u~~ S.v.n room f1rm houN, 4 bed· 1 .... lhrv pxpa1y, ... lion ......., Nice mobile home alt11 tor up ;.- - - - . . - - - - to 16x80 horn~~• bltw.. n Athens )II ocro -Ia larm In ..._. County, z tlory lrlrrn bottom, -· .-n, •...,.. 10 .,... MIDDLEPORT - South Second Allfl. - An older 2 story home wilh lola of posaibilities. Has 3 bedrOOm&, 2 112 baths, dining room, and fuH basement. 'Lalli& corner lot and an older 2 car garage. 134,000 ,. - ;=":...A~~~- To Enllr 614-112-2:1S7. I Pomeroy, 185/mon., 814-192· 2167. ... 2 _ , IJtllll)' ' ~.1141. .... .... 1ptrt"' Country Mobile Park, $2501mo., Fanns tor Sala POMEROY- PkNtsant Ridge- Looking lor a rental. or an economical place 10 live? 'tllia II for you. Has 1 112 stories, 3 bed[I)Oms, largp utillly '1)0"! and hot water base· JUST 11,000 bo"'d heat -~~=--loci• ... · -... lftw .,.,._llo I~ .... _,;..,""' .........., , -= ~ ltlcl• wl INihor .... , _ I, f'or ....., -· - trllrt, 11M MW, YOU HAVE IT ALL .. Town living, large lo. off straet pariUng , all brick. This 1 112 story has a lot 10 ofler. 3 badrooms, 1 bath, living room with fireplace, dining room lariJe eat-in kilchen. Upstairs you'll lind 2 very large unfinished rooms, lull unfinished ba"ment. Furnace & central air II only 3-4 yrs. old. Call carolyn balora in too late. Pnced at only $71.,900. 1111 ,, I, • 0 �... ()H nm• Sentinel Polht .......,.. wv Autos for Sale Pets for Sale 71 ~oe for It, 1883 Sale _,_. ell\-." low-..-,.--. --~ .... - tool, llll'8E, "'"' . . . . -. - ·- ---- • .,... . . . . . . .1 ·- = campers & 11 • n MotorHom81 Home ·lmprovnenls 12 llopliir, Dovlo Bowing llochlno - 81 Home lmprovnents W1U build ptllo - · 84 dock 1 • Electrical & Rpfrlgera11on Rooiclonllol or CM~m«clol wiring, ,_ ..vice or ::',Cira. Real Estate General 446-1066 _ , .... ..,.. . •• Serv 1ces tWD4 Dr. U M ..... ~11111111, 8UID.Ir.,a,lllr, pi• - T o p olllle 11M, . . . .,.,, 1,000 ..U.. All n-, AT$17,000 S.• 111MC TIUCI CENRR INC. , pupplelo,loyo, ........ -~~ lmlll s,3l 79. Sentlnei-Page-D7 32 locust Stre81, Galipolla acaiiYI'I ~-~K~=•~. 5100. pup. AKC 304ltiO , Wooa 1?&aity~ Inc. IJIICIIL ~Lo _ -·· -¥4, Au1e, N,llod Wllh - · , . . Clrf 11,1110. Gom1on ~rei pupa, AKC, old, · ... chocQd, 111 lhotl, 114-M7-3f171. N . .; -Otdl~luu Real Estate General Sunday nmea Ott Point Pleaunt, WV .71 Autos lor Sale 56 - . 9,1993 Oh. Selvlluz•, a.. - . old, f14fP.J404. !\eo. Englloh Bl.. Tlcll Pupa, 4 Moillhl Did, Chorriplon ...............-1111. w- -. ~-od Hl.. loyon klltpolnta. IMIMI blut'ltll t.mallll, aoo ................. BONNIE STUTES REIItTlJRt each, '*Ill. no . Aoglotorod llor_ Pup, w ...... 1300,Rull ,_.,. _ 10 ·. WHAT'S SQ DFFERENT ABOUT THE HAPPY JACK :!,X FLEA PCMduce .... · BYOWIII Musical lnstNments FOR SAlE ' REtH OR lMW COtHRACT 2 SP2 ....ny - k - One tf cllonnol mi-. 304-175-7783. Boldwln & Koybolrclo llortln I Aollnd 01- ./ Metal40x80 Bam, House &2Ac., SR 218 ./ 43 Acres with 42 in. Coal ./ 24 Atres with 42 in. Coal &Timber ./ Business in GaHipalis, New & Used Furniture, 62 OliveS ./ Warehouse 3900 sq. ft. 0Uitan And lluch t1oro- - Avolloblo p - Humntlngblnl lluolc:, Joca.-t, OH 114-211!11188. o-n-eo watt-. Klroolte llnalna ond r - t ! iyalom whli ll11n SMA-~15 mlctophono ond 21 iiOoPOI -lnclo,only--tlmo In ohuocll, hne 11100 lnv•od, but will loko $750 1<>r ol .,. - whhoul the • -· llougltltrom tho Top In Sound Company. 114- ..._.,,_ ............... .For .... tomato. Cltlblgl, ' lt4-1112-Z120, 114-1112.z773. lomoto pll..., .01 -. 111 nrtolltt, ... Cllrto Wollo, e....-2713,- - • · ..:w. A-FRAME NESTLED IN A WOODED SETIING Hvtng room, garage, RACCOON CREEK PROPERTY 2.25 acres, mont or lea. lovely modem home, 2,100 eq. fl. d living space, 4 bedrooms, 2 bllhs, large garage. Ideal for stmmer fun. Urge deck overlooking craek STEVEN SGT. SWORDs••...• _...............245-5108 WILMA WILUAMSON, ASSOCIATE•••.. 245-9070 JAMES WILLIAMSON, ASSOCIATE ....245-9070 81 Farm Equipment · I, :t. of living located on Buckridge Road Prial $7,000.00 BUILDING SITES 1114 C1llrra Cl..... 21100 Trollor ;!oo .......... _,.,. .,...... FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE TRY OUR TOLL FREE NUMBER 1-IONM-1066 ADDISON AREA 2.47 Acre . , 3 Each 5 Acre Trac.ts PrPmoiope'-lty hM been eurveyed No Til -3411. - · 17,1110. · .).1101.,., or, lunnoul. ·t2,JOO - - ·Or ENCIIonl le~ F.,. Tndo .For C• Floro, 01• .C. Of Equol Vol•, 114-211'1114. • ; . . Qlo1C Truoll Clullc, ~ Cloon, Olfor, 114-211- •o General ·cALL. 614·446·3159.DAYS 614·256·1552 EVENINGS • •11s 1782. HOME, 2 SAlliSRoomy ranclt home located in lhe . El<1ensive woik completed as follows, Thermo All side windows, aecuril)' doors slael aiding, heal/)' roof, kilchen, ceramic Iii~ entry extended in Ill k~chen, 16 X 53 deck, cement walks and pad. See lhis home and stop looking elsewhere. balcony, 3 woodbuming roomhaa.a ltroughout, brall 2' ..... atlached . TNthouae Malle your 11F7 C1imr B&uor, $1.200. 010. ~--:1211. low Cheryll.emleJ - - -·---142-3171 liljil, ..200, I GREAT FOR MOM & POP OPERAllONI Comme(clal type building will 2 bedroom apartment in mr o1 bulking llld movile home site wi1ll aeptic and water. Upatairs apar1ment. Previously u&ad aa grocery atora. ideal lor ., · exira income makerl 11518 JD 7:111 . -0 JD, 403, PT Com -r.f14-211-&011. EXECUTIVE HOllE! - 2 say briclc Colanill, 3 BR, 2'11 bdlo, lullnillhed baument eleclric healing system. This hou• has amanilioa too ....,_ to noanlion. Cllll ~lor moro inlonnalion. - ._,pump_....... -H<lllond "'lolnol. ..., A.C. bind.3-rvw 7ft hiiJ no tla.,.,_ pllnt• · Gohl mix•. · ARgood -.1114~11. Holloncl hey bolllr, no. :m, BNlh hoa. puN type. I 11,2 ft, Ill!'!!- No..., com plcMr IALEII ShEil -Goad inuoslrn•~ propelly, aldar 2 o!Qry consisting ol 3 BR, ball, FR and mo... 3 MW8Qe and water hookups ali popally. Cell lor mo.. info. 11511 - ~. w/ptrto, oaw.llll IIF II . - , . UMd 1118 Ditch Witch T -. IIWM-7842. OWNERS WILL OOHIIII:ER REAE'LE OFFI!At- a..llly ...... bodtoom holM wllh lan18111c . . of Ohio • 2" balls. baotment ' - linilhlod ....., mom. YAC c - 3 Point Hitch $1,500, 114-317·1'0:11, Cr'"" Ropalr. SilUatlod on 1 - Livestock f'omelor..... lot will paved drive. '1 1521 HAI'PY HOLLOW ROAD - Is lhia 1~ lllllry lag harne,wi1h ..._.,t 3 bodlooms, 2112 baths, family n10m, living mom. kitchen, loundry- *tlillt"' ....... .,........ cove~*~ porch, heat pump, ..nlnlllir. t2'll12' buildng lltd Call for della. MZ5 Anauo And· Chi-An!IUO Blocll Bull. - b l y Pilcod. Sllolo Run Jocll-, Ohio 114- F•-· 28U:III. nidi-· For Ronl: z Acroo, G,... P... ture, For 1 Or 2 Hortn, B1m l Water; IS14-4tl-6861. HNvy Brood Loylng Hone - Billy Gold, 114- Hay & Grain lloro -F...., Rt. 31, 304-131-2011 •• TransportotiOn 71 Autos tor Sale 1170 P1ymouth Dull"' Body In folr Concllllon, 210 Engi"!J llew Crlino Com Dollblo R- 1onlng Choln:..~. Rloo tlonofokl, - ....,_., .... 114~ 1m lulcli ...,..,.., :lidr., 1""""!, 1!2~-1., ~ .:;'· ""'· nc.CO!ICf., ,_, 28Ho11orlpni. v... ........ 'M • Motorcycles 2itUII1. 4JI4, 310, llllil-. NEW FREE mte1 ax ttpllfl 'OPJ SUW 22_.-&1. LOCAL REAL UTATE LIS~INGS, liN B AVAILABLE. PLEASE STOP BY OUR ORliCIE FREE COPY• ..33 HOME OUT· Beautiful 3 bedroom briclc wilh run basement, living room, dining room, kitchen. 1 1/2 baths, 2 car garage, inground pool, convenient location. Some family room sprol furniture to go with home. A mual ki see. $79,000. . _,!19 Hondo lnloro 01-. 30,CIOO mlllo. Yory nlca. ·311441We47. P088E8810NI Start parking today, this 3 bedroom home witll bath, kitchen, living room needa a family! Owner has replaced roof, furnaqe, water heater and mora within the past couple .of years . Come and seel Priced $20's. . 1515 1.-. ·... Hondo uboloL, lnlorotato ~ole. Z yoor ~ ,.._lnlngj ahowroom cojMIIIIon, $71100, 304-77:1-58011. NEW wilh fuN basemenllamily room Wllh fireplace, ~p. 1700 sq. ft .. of living space.. 2 car block garage, 30X16 shed. 2 bedroom, 1 balh ho~e with small out building . 2 homes lor lhe pnce of one. Located 011 3-5 acres in Addison Twp. County scltoolt. Priced in lhe $70's. .. ' ·~ Boats & Moto111 ;. tor Sale tiMII NEEDS SOII~NG SMALLER II! 4.8 Acrea & a 3 bedroom Schult Moble Home complete wi1ll · appNancea including washer & dryor. LMng room kitchen - bell w/giW'den 1Ub eleetric lumlnce & can1n11 lir COiidiMooiing. Older bam molal bulking wlconcralat flooring com crib. Exoe..,l place 10 build a new home. CioN to hospital and neW 35 bypass on/oW ramp. .1434 REDUCTION IN PRICE! LOWERED Tr8nepl'tnter Good CondiUon. SMO, ff4.2M.I3111. tl200. 11WUI-:m&. Sltverado, '•''· ' TEN LOTSI"-$15,500.00 FOR ALL OF THEM! Village water and electric available. Level with frontage along SA 325 and Raccoon Creek. Call IOdayl ~~KN~nlcal L,lmowln bulla, 2 tuiiiJia_a thd, 2 purobnd, ,.. 30 moo. old, · - • ,J !'.'- 1111 Handa, L!Jw Mlle_l.fOo El· ollllnl ·Concltktn, SZ,oqo, WUI 'l'rldo For Nice 4 - o r . ,114- 247 EVERGREEN ROAD! IMMEDIATE For Ouolo, .....41-241J. 38..572. . ~ .- :v.:ar ,t"J:ndr• ol418. . tlliodod, With Cop, Low llllelo, 11.1,000, 114-211-11111. . cu•_...,1 .~ :•a.4d4 Rocloa. A , SOME ACRES? If so, call aboullhis ot 4 bedroom ranclt home, 2 balh, living room, kitchen, 1 car 28X30 shop and a wood shop. This properly is situated on 8 acres mil in Addison Township priced in lhe $60's. vans& 4WD's lim/1m ._,,, g®d conclllton, ml&ugo, pop NEW USTJNGI WOODED PRIVATE, SETTING!· Over 4 acres and ' double~ide setting on 1 pernianenr !oundati~n, 3 bedrooms •• 2 baths, living room, dmlng room,. kitchen family room, electric heat, 1 car garage. Green Elementary, GAHS. $30'a. 1533 1885· OLD FASHION CHARM. In town location for 'Mr. Fix II' Large 2 story home, 3 bedrooms, LR, Formal dining room , kit , balh. Allaclted garage and corner lot Walk to scltool and shopping . The-1Wile Counllf. illlllen cou•n s· Klcllor ~ JD Iii Slckol I PT · :iii' H O' V 'Aoko, .10 ,.. 3 PT Filii Spmder, Dunhom 14 FT Will ""' T ~ lpr C0umr - .. OUOIL ~ ·OCUO'- · - 414, f14.44e.Z521. 111'7 Doclgl CII'IVIIn, cnUe, JO 1338 Boler With K..,._r \~li 64 IUSINEft OFFICES I WEI n. fal DOWN'{OWN, 2ND AVE., a.osE"TO Real Estate General ThlkTo The World's Real &tate Superpower. , -· w- -· Mature Miniature eyu.- Top. DUE TO HEART CONDmON, UNABLE TO CONTINUE IN BUSINESS. Hoa 4 & IIIlO hoa ......... $10. -h. 304-175: 63 Extro'ol 42,000 , . . OMC &ow, I ... ··. ~\ p,fnt, lUI - FOR INFORIIATlON ON OUR ENTIRE LISTINGS PICK UP THE. FREE OUAUTY HOMES BROCHURE AT SOME OF 'OtE LOCAL BANKS, RETAIL STOAES, SUPERMARKETS, MOTELS AND RESTUARANTS. ·811d r..ty to build on. flit to Real Real Estate Gen..-al $11 .. 000. ol821. Priced Ill sale~ ThiS home has t 000 sq. space. 3 badroQm, small. o~t buUcing and situated on 112 acra mil, Pnced $20's . I :~~~:: LAND • 1112 acres more or leu, Walllt' • e~tcirio I storage buDding. Surveyed LYNDA FRALEY, Kt:lloLI O~iii:::::::::::::::::::: REDUCED- $49,000, BI-Level 3 MICHAI:L MILLER, REALTOR ............. 446 6808 , eal i~ kitchen, family room , PATRICIA ROSS, fiEALTOR .......... . FOR SALE locallid ai Rodney -3 bedrooms, 2 • living room , dining room, kitdlen. Call lor more 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lg. Bulfclng Site Gove111me1t l1forms Us Tllat Eco10my Wll Be I0% HlgHr. Tllis Is lite Time To IIJ Wit11 Llw l1terest Rates. · Farm Supplies & Livestock ..Riontor, ·~- BUHL-MORl'ON RD. PROFESSIONAL NEIGHBORHOOD 5 acres+- Wooded MY DOCTOR SAYS MUSTSELU FNltS& Vegetables t A- Alloe C h i - Gl SECONDAVE., GALLJ10US, OHIO- 4tU206 441.0SOO 1011. ""-31112. 58 ~ DEBORAH SCITES, REAL10R ............. 44~110111 Real Eatete General COLLAR? IT WORKSIII Contllna NO Swnthltlc Pvrothroldl. For Doge I C.l J D Nooth fiT VIRGINIA SMITH, BROKER .............- .••388 811:18 EUNICE NIEHM, REALTOR•.••••••••..••.... 446-18i7 RUTH BARR, REALTOR .......................446.0722 . acre farm 'II local6d on SR 124 just baler~ Rutland Vilage. FealUrea two homesone a larver 2 story frame and lhe olher a one story frame. includes sheds, :brick building, free gas w/royalties. Propert)l consists of pasture/lillable & timber acreage. ASKING $tt5,000 ·2 ST 0 R Y OLDER HOME WITH CHARACTER-Situ ated at 90 Clay Street. 4 bedrooms, nice large living .room, dining room, kitchen, 1 t/2 baths &more: .S17 . . . . tiENRY E. ca.ELAND., ............................ ~..........ttz-1111 KATHY CLELAND••• - ..................·•••••,....;...........H111 TRACY BRINAGER ••••,•••••••••••••••••••• ,_,,_,,,_,.ee-2431· OFFICE.•••••••••• ..-••- ..........- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••tl2·2211 (WELCOME HOME TRENTON CLELAND~ Thanks to everyone who eop.-iaad words of concern care. area. Nice kitchen . Full basement family room. Newer debached 2 car garage. Above ground pool. Approx. 1.6 acre lawn. Ownera anxious to sell. fiOO l.OCAliONI LOCATION! LOCAnON! 242 LARIAT DRIVEl Brick rM1dt sl)lle home, 3 BAs, 2 balha, baaement, FR, LA, kitchen lltd Clining area. Law ulilities. House reme dalsl1987. Musl lliltlll appr&ciate. 1~'87" X 191'1ot. 1505 OWNER SAYS IIAKE AN OFFERI -EIIIATE POSSESSION! Just wald"l! for blaoom ranch ·~e. home, iving room •. llrNiy room, 1 ~garage Wllh auto opener llld 111019. Excellent lot:alionl Mal =· REDUCED TOO LOW TO EVEN MENTION A PRICEI84 Mil Creek! Living room, kilchen and ciling area bath, · covered carport. IMMEDIATE SSIONI fi02 . SR 35. a 't oo•• 379-2184 446 4255 245-9697 .._ . . . , _ ...._ • "t ........~·-. 21 71 .,, full oil ', .. It and tdll ba I . . . . ,. . _ ...1 , . . .., . . ....... 7 5 • ElodtOI'FICIE II Ill E d IDEN1l\' - . , IMD 01 BWUED ......,,Iilnd,...., " 111, a A&. o1 . . .E- . . . , . ............ ~ • ......... 7JI_ .... .-. . . a 1111a1 .._ 181. : - I t..\ .'::.~~= . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C8011p'. camping a 1 • s , n W.Riiadi Frontage. ....... - . wrsrru=n RCIAI. BUiLDING· 68 Oliva t in. s acres .... _ ... ..._1.1' liiiiiiiiillw.._..._.•• lill! - . WCFIIT ....... Sfrir4.cli:l Twp. 50 ;"I. Gtwt A CHOICE M -- . .,.... ..Z. &WE . .IE ... 3• K . lot SlliJ - - H. ilk .. . 3 iiiil 1-800-SSS-7101 (614) 446·7101 · "ll ' j;r,:::,_o:~·. .: :1~~ . ;,· •Gil mn. .~--~: . 1877-.Beauljlul doul:!le·wide wilh 1 acre Jot on a comer lol 3 Beadrooms, 2 bath, Detached garage. Has e1C11'a lrislAadon and a nica patio on lh eraar of lhe property and a nica deck on lhe fronL cau Wilma Wimamson at 245'9070. .._ -..E A ' EDUIFUL. COUNTRY .. No Olhtlr ............ organizllion · COI!IIB ~to nllli:l*lllllle pOwlr d lha CBffiJAY 21 lr I 1L W..,.. thM 80,000 ......... endi,OOO._ -ldwlde, J11e CENTURY 21 ay111em hllpa ... a homt an average · ~ ninute d - r lily. t..t a CENTURY 21 proi111IIINI show you why ... CENTURY 21 ~¥111m laaal ... lnGitlry. · [)jiC- The.,_ 01 Nunk 1. rWII PACIKAC~E FOR 'OtE YOIJNO FAIIILY • 3 BR wilh LA, eal·in kilchen, bath, gas heal, new roof, siding, fenced-in• yard, garage, built ~n range, dishwasher, disposal . MAst see II Yaw • •. new wlil LR, DR, -.•• I SW.AatOICE I'UIIcEWt-ILZia5- men .. leu. ~·---••a lh~Dr. 5 Q.C 5 Zlllb---loiS a ·-· !Qe, .a • mz '. ~ water, I 5WX R s f q; ~~= .Hi~!.. . 21 a StrHt· Presently uaed aa warehouse, approx. 3,1100 sq. ft. 1B'front door. Call lor more detalla. fl6ll5 441·1514 - ..... - APPROX. 41 ACRE FARM- Within mlnlllta of hospital. .1ua1 o11 SR teo. 2 bedtWo11l litima will balh, 2 illp1, pole bema, plua l4ivftl buildin!la and lhad1. Fenced paaturo. Cal ior m~OMII~. ~1 256-1136 379-2651 446-0262 ' CllllY N I ca..,.._.-..xw~aam. NEW USTING-IIUILDING LOTS· Minulet of Holzor Hospitll. 011 SA 180. Five aae tractS. One trac:t indudal pond. Road llorttage. Reslrided. Call for delailo. . 1540 446-4618 LCiCailid Immaculate ranch improvements. Lovely new carpet lhroughoul, new deck, rool3 years old, 2 badrooms, LR. • kil., enclosed front poreh , office room or study and basement. · NEAT! CLEANI COZVI· Ranch stYle home wilh vinyl aiding, one car garage, 2 bedrooms living room, kilchen, balh, laundly, apprdx. 43 aae lot Nice lor )ull alerting aut or retiring. CaH uaand lllka alookl · 111524 40 ACRE FARMI Fencing, bam, 2 IIDry vinyl aided home with 3 bedrooma, family room, living room, bath, oalar houM, 1 car dellclted Q!_OJIII8, county wa.,. plus drlled walt Wilhln short dlsllltca of Gallpolla. 1121 Ra o "' Townlhip ............................. 118Acros ~ Townlhip .............................. 80Aeros ........., Townoltip ............................... 81 Acros Ohio Township ........................ ;.......... t33Aa.s Hunlngton Township ........................... t6 ACI8s . tWESTVACO CARTER WRAY DRONOGWSKI 183D- CHARMING HciijjE- OWNERS WANTING TO RELOCATE YESTERDAY! REDUCED PRICEI WANTS SOLOI Spacious family room, heighten• lhe pleasure of lhla tastefully decoral6d lri..fe'fel. 4 bedroom&, 2 full balhs, 2 112 balhs, equipped kitchen wilh recently replaced range & rel~kir, rec. room. allaclied 2 car garage, deckmg, 1nground pool. Storage building, ptua much morel Rodney areal · . 11520 ,-,a RUSSELL WOOD, Broker PHYLUSMILLER MARTHA SMITH JUDY DEWITI' MIDDLEPORT· GRANT ST.· A REAL EYE CATCHER! 2 saory frame home wilh 3 bedrooms, fireplace, baoemenl Many new repairs such aa newer bath, kitdlen, wiring, heal pump and central air. Has added attic space, side porclt, approK. I acre. nice localior\. ASKING $49,900 PROPERTY IS HOTIITS GOING FAST! WE NEED LISTINOSI CALL TODAY F YOU WANT TO SELLI dining . MIDDLEPORT· A MUST SEE HOMEI Located in town features 10 rooms, 5 bedrooms, 2 1/2 balhs, fireplace, woodbumer, tear qarage wilh workal\op, shed, patio wilurnilure, very noca home. Well landscaped around home. (not alot of gran to mow!) CHECK IT OUTI $69.000 RIVER FRONT LOTS- SeiiUillllols avaUable various size and prices. Some lols1ocated at SR f24 Reedsville, some localed SR 338 juat out of Racine. Summer boadng season ill)erel Don't miss out on your own private loll Call lor inlormalonl GRANDII~ 85,000.00. You gel a warm homey feeli"ll as you sbap into this 3 bedroom ·ranctt home. Good sized living room & 11148- 001111(). Home lltd Bualnesa. Beautiful white brick home with 3 bedtooma. fireplaca. 2 car goraue, hHI pump. Alto include& 4000 sq. ft. commarclal buildirtg, p.-aenUy being uaad tar a walding bualn~ll hat three phase eleclric. For more Info oalllhe Sarge. .... 7f ACS. 11/L. will lArgo bam. ' .... EUREKA· Neal and clean 2-3 bedroom ranch houM with LA, eal-ln kitchen, balh, glls furnace, range and outbuilding . 30' X 15' ~pp~~x . on 5.88 acres. mil ~20's . · 1811· NEW LISTING- 3 ~edroom Mobile Home wllh 1.5 acres ol land located on MT. Tabor Rd . Want 10 know mo,., contact lhe SARGE. · 1810- NEW LISTING- Lots ol space In this 4 bedroom Hom~ located on Mt. Tabor Rd. and comes wilh 1.5 acres, including a pond, wry nica location. $44,000.00 Cal lhe Sarge. ,.._ COUNTRY UVINQ.. You will Nke this 21.1 , BR, 2 bath Kajlln MH W\111 eat-in kilchen, gas '-1. LR, on 1/2 ac,. mil $25,000. Bonus: 1811· lmmsculata home just tecenlly OlderMH. . redecoraledwlth new carpet, wallcovering . .. \f . · lnaulaled window& and sir concltlon unit 3 RTF• HANNAN TRACE "SCHOOLS • Neal BR'I, 1 1/2 balh, lui ba-l. Mull - 10 and c1Mn 3 8R homo wilh LR, DR, eat-i n ap;nclalli. Call Wilma Wlllam1011 at 245-9070 ltilcllln, ball, .... oil ...... new rool. anytime 10 ....,. an appolnli18iil. ·,.... NIOt ..-nay homo wllh 111M1Y of lf'WI . . . VACANT I.PID- Clo.. ln. 5 acraa 9 ·lor ...~. a lA's. a bllhl; u-.mant NIDI lat. 110 X 110. Willi t11•• ol Haas llaan remodllad llllllrio land. ..,,_,lfll ... ..........=!=~=· Olnhl • 2411-80'10 lor air 811 . with l)ftWilma td. 0111 ' '· \ ' ·· • . ' . ' ~-~~ . �1913 .Ohio's jobless rate remains at 6.5 percent COLUMBUS, 5.9 perccaL lbe rate wu lower He Slid.Obio's April "com_ploy..,. Aprill992, wben the well with biJ but ..........,., from 6.S pa:- -7petceaL since the growth is so it 00» (AP) Obio's April nle.. diaD figure Mln:ll • call, sbows die ~~~~e's oc•••J is 1be aalion's jobless rate for pcn:eat, 1rad_ually powia&, tile Ollio ' Aboul 5.l miDioo Ohi01111• bad . EmpiOylllalt Scniocs Slid. "Obio bas beal . . .i&& . . . jobs it April, down by 18,000 from improvemeat ia eu•••ic aati- Mild!. ODES Slid. 1\c nwn~ of tioos since llll fall,•• DdJq Bow- ...u.s -played in Allril was lapd, ODES mini....-. said fti- 3SS,OOO. clown trom 351.000 in MadL day. lteidl Ewald, director of ODES "With no &real cJu&e ia die llbor Nlt:t informlltion division, A(lri1 employmcat li&1ftS Oftlr said abe service ind..stry ~ to pnor lllODih, abe slow ~ou m April-., lppCIISIObe~ otber April's mtc Wll$abe IINest silll:e Novemblr 1991, wlll:llabe . - : - ~ual, won't like a lot 10 llp8et iL" Promotions boost pistachio.exports or 111r: po6t pt*Dtial of ~otins WASHINGTON (AP)- U.S. pislachio exports. lJ!• , I by lawy promotioo etr..!S,IUIC ., SM lion in 1991, a 100 pen:c:at pill ova- lbe pevious ,.-_.a si•liolo! increase over 1988. Overseas pun;bascs aow account for 40 percent of die · domestic aop, said a 1a:a1t n:port by lhe Foreign Agriclllbnl Service, "Sales of piS!Xhios - . up ill nine of the top 10 martcu aJIDpared with a year ap, ud in 811 but t b e - - t d pills- it the abe lqllllt Sllid, triple-.. "_, ...... , It .....,.. ""' f 1 aad posilionin& pistachios in the fresh p!UIIui:c sections of SIOI'CS. •• 1bc report also cited product ...., ... otbc:r in-store promolions as alllln'buting to the grow lb. ''Pl•••MOticas in Japan bave been panicalarly successful. Japan's Daiei retail chain reJ?Orted an iDcrcasc or 80 percent JD volume IIIII 95 pc:rtCDt in value due 10 onecial displays of pistacbiog, .. it ~d. Ia another report, the service DIJial lhlt a ckop in prices over the llll few years bas caused pislaehio •• .,Vim in the Nelherlands to rise. 1bc repoft said lhat Iran is •• I •• for U.S. pislld'ios as IJaDa K-a. $20 million; ar.-y, $16mi!!jpa and Taiwan, $11 mjlljcJI folie aal by Canada and JllpD, S8 milb each. believed ., bl: the primary soun:e. "IMI:h impcrts, direct and indim:t, of U,S, piJtachios have been reWivdy small, as importers and ...,._.saJers believe Irani&!~ pista- chios 1as11: beller," it said. "More''In~ 10 "II""' expuus,.abe California Pistachio Ollll•;..q... ower, lhr: lillie DOteS lhat U.S. pishas successfully pnllllOtCd dleir tachios an: typic:aJiy more expenproducts as heallllid h wiJh si¥e tballlboee from Iran .•• However, the report said two li nlcages to a trendy Califonia t.p Dub:h ~ chains now seD lifestyle. •• the tqiOil said. "The CPC is also wodtia& 10 exclusively California pistachios, convince what len and Jel8ik:rs cadi JllliBI of 1his year's budey IICI• co crop.. To coUcct Ibis_...,,. pn111utas and purchiSCI'S or the '1993 crop will each lx: mquiled ., pay Jl415 wil ••••• e lbe individual grade cents per pound, 10 u:dla:e oadays . _ niCS and JIOriiCl-cost assessby lhr: Commodity Credi1 Colpn- meats as established by USDA before the marketing season tion. The price SUJ11101t le¥CI micca ....... Greyhound drivers approve deal ending 3-year-old strike . DALLAS (AP) - Uaioa drivers for -Greybouod Uacs lac. approv~ a six-}elr CDilllat!, ading a 3-y.,.. strike tbat left l!uadreds of drivers lllll:lllployed a.1 ¢Wicd tbe inlc:aSiae bus Iiae. Jun La . ~ i•*inMH WASHINGTON (AP) - Commercial catfish operations in the map producinJ states of Alabama, Alkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi had 132 million fnodsize fish on hand at the beginning of last month. That was 21 percent less !han April I, 1992. said a report by the National Agricultural Statistics Service. IAIDUPRI ·m --·•amour-,. The UIIIIIICt, which expires on 31. 1999, pRJVides l!llllual pay . . _ lllat. will inaase the $13.85 llourly wage r... drivers to $1655 by Mln:lll, 1998. hD, 2 ,dDir,V~Cianl 1.0Jdt.l'!\a,._:_'139"'m,. .....,, ..... /lit Sllllgblet stein: choice 76,00· 84,00; sdcct 72.00-79,00, Slaqbtcr bcjfers: choice 75.0084.00: sdcct 72.00-79.00. Cows: steady; all cows 55.25 ... down, BuUs: 1.00 higher,; all bulls . • ' The 21st annual Tri County simulated disaster exercise will bl: conductile~ in Gallia. Meigs, and Mason FULL OPTION VEHICLE .s15 495°0' •' . •' SUPERC~B '• r $13,99500 ' Remaining 1 $ Special Prices Thru May 29 111 • 2 I , Call For Details SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS ACCEPTED FOR YOUR CONVENII:IC:E 1990 Pont.r-·~ 2..,, sd~- ..,, \ 1988 Ford F-150 P.U..•'1~1"-111I ! 414,. Cjl,lhart bod 1988 FOrd Conv. YIIL.'1._ ···~"-PP Monthly Payments 11,000.00 Down Or Equal Vat<e In Tllld9-lll and 8aJance FlnMced Thtu . 2 Yearling steers 80.00-88.00; yearling IM:ifers 65.00-87-00 Steer calves 70,00-125,00; bcifer cahes 70.00-108.00 Sheep and lambs: L00-4.25 Iowa; cl!oice wools 60.00-70,00 aad down;. choice clips .60.0070,00; feeder lambs 80.00 and clown; old sheep 28.00 and dOwn. Counti.es Thursday, May 13. E~ersency medical services, fii'C departments, Jaw enforccmcnt and otl!er agencies, wiD be put to the test as if an actual disaster was occurring. The disaster scenario in Gallia and Meigs Counties. developed by the Mid Ohio Valley Industrial Emergency Planning Council, PROM QUEEN- Abby Blab WII.C:IOWDed prom Saturday Dlgbi. Here, MRS PrladpaJ Feii. (MOVIEPC), Gallia County Local llle Mt!lp lllp Scllool 1993 l'nlm Q - at tb~ ton Taylor Cl'DWIIS Blake wblle Prom ICIDg Jay Emergency Planning Committee, Cremeans looks iln. (LEPC), and Bob Dyer Meiss County LEPC director, focuses on a chemical leak caused by a log truck hitting a train at the railroad . crossing on State Route 7 and Roush Lane in Cheshire. · GBllill,and Meijls CouJtties will be working jointly m lhe mock drill . -since the accident occurs in lhe TERRE HAUJli, Ind. (AP) ''Am ax will be struck on the companies that make up the BCOA . Middleport Fire Department's . Selective strikea lr.!_illt Amax .first da7," ~)"ers was quoted as expired Feb. 1, pmmpting Trumka vc 'hI ill 1d ~In · , sayiag,ta.toGay'•.edlliebs of.• the..,.-tO'eell a strike ap1nst the subhoned today as the Uruted Mihe newspaper, "and more will fol- · sidiaries of St. Louis-based Worlei's IODgbt 10 brelk a dead- low.' . Peabody Holding Co. A month loc:k ia Jalb with the llllioll's top Amu also operates mines in later, negotiators agreed to a 60c:oal Clllllpaniel Chandler, Brazil, Sullivan and Clay day extensio~ of the contract so The union caJiala news c:mfer- City, Ind.; Marion, Ill.; Hazard,' talks could continue. eoce ill WasJrioaton thil aftaJioon Ky.; Coalton, W.Va.; Dunlap, The extension expired May 3, on tbe - l b day bf 1 hiatus in Tenn.; and in Utah and Wyoming. but union miners have c<intinlled 10 11C8 MiNiAJs behmn the union and The Star-Tribune reported that work. . the Bituminous Coal Operators leaders of union locals learned of The contract covers about Associatioa. President Richard the strike plans II a Sunday after· 60,000 miners in six states in Trumka promised to make "a · noon meeting in Vincennes, about Appalachia and the Midwest. It majora••--"*ODCDL" 60 miles south of Terre Haute in also affects about 120,000 retired P1aus call for cenain mines western Iridiana. miners, · operated by Indianapolis-based The union would like 10 reach Union spokesman Iim GrosSreld Amax, including its laiKC Wabash an agreement with lhe producers declined comment on what Trumka . mine in KeeusburJ, Ill., to be without resorting 10 1 strike, the wouldaddrcss. struck fliSl by tbe UMW, and the newspaper said, quoting an anonyThe coal c.ompanies did 110t . job action would SJR8d 10 mines mous source who attended Sun- know what 10 expect from Trumopeaii'Clbyotbc:rcom)Biies.llriion day's meeting. ka's•announcement, said BCOA uecutive board member Roger · No talks between the:two sides spokesman Tom Hoffman. He said Myers of ()aid and Cit)', Ind., told have been scheduled. all was quiet at mines covered by TbeSJar-TribuneofTcneHaule. The union's contract with 12 the contract Sunday. -Amax Coat, ·other producers ·- reported new strike targets _,..4 AFTER REBATE .lwpl2door, .... Feeder caltle: steady to 3.00 ~ disaster drill slated May 13 1993 AEROSTAR WAGON AFTER REBATE 1988 F-250 SUPERCAB .........XLT, Auto., LOADED.............................•5,995,00 1990 BRONCO II .........................XLT, AJC, Power, One Ownert..............'8,495,00 1983 PONTIAC PHOENIX ... .Auto., Good WO!k car! ............;..................'495.00 1992 EAGLE SUMMIT.............Auto., A!C, one Ownerl.........................'7,500.00 1987 PLYMOUTH FURY....;.One OWner,Auto.,AIC, 0n1y 47,ooo ..............*3,500.00 1992 TEMPO GL.......,dr., Auto., AIC, Cruise, All Power,16,000 Mlles....*8,495.00 1988 8-10 BLAZER...................4x4,cass., V-6,LowMnes....................'6,995.00 1992 AEROSTAR EXT.~........... Auto., A!C, Cruise, Tilt, All Power.....*14,995.00 1993 FORD FESTIVA.....................;.................................................:........15,995.00 1988 TEMPO LX...........................Auto., AJC, CruiM, Runs Grestl..........*2,800.00 1990,CORSICA LT................. Auto., AJC, Stereo, Only 48,000 Mltest.....14,995.00 1989 FORD TEMPO...:An Wh8et Drive, Auto:, AC,49,0001MIIea, SUper Clllnt.*4,500.00 1992 R~NGE R STX.................V-6, AJC, Loaded! Only 8,000 Mllesl....•1 0,495.00 1986 OLDS CUT, SUPREME....2 Dr~ BRGHM. Pkg., Fi.ctory Mlga. ....}2,995.00 1992 MUSTANG ..........................Conventbte, All Opttonsl....................'11 ,995.00 ~992 MAZDA PROTEGE .........orieOwner,Air,cau...........................*8,495.00 1991 TOYOTACOROLLADX.....oneOwne~,Auto.,Ac.......................'7,800.00 1991 FORDJ:EMP0..........4Dr.,Auto.,AC,Crulll, Mlles1 .....'7,.,u,1., ' '' .oversee dev~lopment of sites , COLUMBUS, Ohio .{AP)• Stile offlrie!s may aa1e an indepmdenJ bomi ., ow:nee the redc~t of 1:011tamiliatrd iadus- aiahites. . :J:t cy ~=Pr·~::ecr:liol::Oil!IIP rlf a IJilllhat would allow abe bolnl 10 lite O¥er abe ljla!C)''I duties in supervising cleaaup of polluted siJa. Gov. Geoqe VoinoviGh said in a speech this year thlllbe idea was one of his top environmental initiatives and a•key 10 economic devel- . VauJbn Laughlin, head of the EPA's. central district office, has taken over the project from EPA Deputy Director Grant W. W'Jitinson, who is stepping dowu on May ~nL IS. .. Laugblin and a.panel of state, municipal and business officials are trying to get a bill drawn up by midsummer lhat could include an - -·Local briefs-----. · Four peDJIIe 'Mft cited Satunlay and Sunday for drivinJ under the ioO-. abe Gallla-Meip Post or the State Highway Patrol leported. ' Cecil May.d. Jr., 34, Fifth Street, Racine, was cited fur D,U.I. and loft of ceater, Iolul•y 0. Hawley, 25, 41074 ·Baker Road, I'Umaroy, - ciled fur D.U.I. _. failure 10 drive within' marked lanes; (]yde D. Lowe, 68, Mianli, W.Va., was ciJed fur D.UJ. and left d. ceD1er Iiiii Rtmic L. J>unce, 34275 Swe Route 124, Rutland, was cited fc.- D.UJ., spcrdilla Opetllor's license. 2 "CO.IIPI.E1Z AV'I'OJI07JVE .MCIIINE SHOP SERVICE" AliTO ENGINES- INDUSI'RIALENpiNES- AIR COOLED-ENGINES + Complete Tul)e·Ups + Cylinders Bored I Sk:cvtd I Houcd + Blocks & Heads MJilcd +Complete Mag0a0UJ[ Jnsprdlnn + Valve Guides (RepaJrtd or Replaced) + Cranksha!ts-Or!ndtng + Oven Cleiiiling of Parts + Computerized Etlglne Analyzer + Flywheels Ground + Heads Rebuilt I EJlrhango:d +Canlsluift Bcanngs Aemoved and InStalled • •Engine RemoDal and ln$tallation Sea ulce -complete Engines and short Block Asseillllifes A11Rila1Jfe -custom .Pfptt:Wnrfing Be uiee CHECK OUR PRICES BEII'ORE YOU BUY AINiilallle~-=~iAiLil.f·WiiOiiiRK~~G~U~:ARAN!iiiTEiiEiDiil 244 S. Church Ripley, WV DRNE-A·UTTU SAVE-A-LOT SEE RICK TOLLIVER, TOM MilSTEAD, GUY SAYRE oa TIGER SAYRE . ' I~800•964·J673 / _.110 ' independent "industrial land· reuselt board. . The plan also may allow developers 10 earn a certificate from the state that would piO!eet them from -future liability. They could .earn the certifiCite bv demonstratina that a property is 1'clean" or by removing contamination. Developers and fmancial institutions have been hesitant 10 develop any abandoned industrial property boc•nse the site' may have chemical contamination from industrial operations from generations ago. Any new use of the ~:perty could make a new owner · ,Je for cleanups lhat could cost milllcins d. doUars. ' , .{ .. • i,. DEDICATING FLAGPOLE:.,._ Members ol the Feeuey-Bcaaett Post 128, Middleport, dedi· cated a aew naa and nagpote ror tbe S)'I'I!Cuse ballpark at a eelebratio• Ia Syracuse Saturday momiDg. Here, rrom left, Frank Epple and Fred Smith, cl!aplaiJJ,_prepare to ralle the nag, Also U.N. forces reach Zepa s~vo, BOII!ia-Heneaov- iria (AP) - U.N ." forcel who reached lhe embaulod Muslim • enclave of Zepa found a neuly deserted iown where thouaanda once liWcl, 10 bodlelln a lloJMid- · out_mo _ ;:e and "'a hllJIIIIIltarlan CldMIJ ,'. oftidaJI aid JOC!ay. ·· ·MlliliiY ob.veraciWIII In the , mountain villlp 4S milll wtl euc of SarajeVo on Sunday aftomooo aflet Wllklna die lalt .mnJ mllel . bee- !be lOIII hid IJeen bludJecJ by feUed lJiel. •· . ThDir lindinp back up Wlrlllnp by BQIIIia'a Muallm-domiaatecl JOVomment laat week of an · lftlpelldinJ caJaatrOpbe In tbo !C- IDilllelion. ' ' jurisdiction. Also coordinating the _Lodge ParlcinJ. lo.t in Pouit Pleasthree mock disasters are Holzer ant.· The scenano mvolves a 1rac10r Medical Center in Gallipolis, irailer hitting a church van at the · Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point intersection of West VirJinia Pleasant, and Veterans Memorial Routes 3S and 2. The ttactor bBiler Hospital in Pomeroy. All three hos- will be hauling a hazardous materipitals will have the opportunity 10 al called "Malathion" which is test their emergency department often used in the manufacturing of operations. · ·. insecticides. ''The local emergency plannirig The drill will begin around 1 committee is required by law to p.m. Heailing lhe Tri-County disasannually conduct these disaster ter exercises are Bill Stricklen, exercises in order for us to obtain president of MOVIEPC and manPant money .to opemte the LEPC," ager of safety and training at said Terry Hemby, GaUia County AKZO Chemicals in Gallipolis Emergency Management Agency Ferry; Tom Childs, chief operating director. · •· officer of HMC and cltaiiman of The disaster drill is also a the Gallia County l.EPC, and Rex requirement for hospitals accredit- Tmy, corporate safety officer ·at· ed by the Joint Commission on PVH. Accrediwion of Health Care OrgaMembers of the River valley '11izations, The Mason drill gets ~h School Key Club will 1x: parunderway at appmximately 10 a.m. tiCJpatinJ as victims in the chemiThe mock disaster drill in Mason cal spill in Gallia County, Club County will 1x: staged in the Moose · advisor is Sandy Forgey. ~~----~~----------------~ State considering board to Four cited for D.U.I. · AUTO ENGNE REBOILDING (ALL MAKEs • ALL MODELS) year old Jeffrey S. Halley, both d. .Gallipolis. .. Presiding Meigs County Commoo Pleas Iudge Fred W. Crow Ip indicated earlier that opening argUments and witnesses will be illtrOduced to the jury Tuesday. Annual Tri-C ounty mock · "12 UNITS IN STOCK" ' .1 llec:llon, 10 PICIM 25 oenla A Multimedia lnil. ,.._....,_ A ju., of five men and seven Township to view the ·site where women, with two alternates, were the alleged mulders took place and seated Monday momins in Meigs · the locations where the bodies were County Common Pleas Court for found. the murder trial of William D. LeMasters is accused of four LeMasters, II, 26, of ~ine. charges of aggravated murder in ·Late this morning the jurors the Feb, 8, 1991 shotgun slayings were taken by van to Lebonan of Jeffrey L, Halley, 26, and 12- Due to special pricing of these vehicles, retail sales only. ,~ ABSOLUTELY No Dealers! . PriC!e Advertised Is Good Only Till Close Of Business May 29, 1993. First Come, First Serve Basisl .· . Hurry, While S.e lection Is Best! All Colors! .. aos. LeMaster trial begins •Super Savings, OPEN MONDAY·FRIDAY, 8:00 A.M.·7:00 P.u.; SATURQAY; 8:00 A.u.-3:00:• & 1• Pont Flreb.llnl~.'115"''- I ,, .] -a I •Low Miles . · 4 ..... o,1MU'Iilltl , . . ..,. ExCib-'131"--' • Low toolabt Ia 681. Partly cloudy. TIIHdloy, partly doucly, high m • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, May 10, 1993' WITH AIR ·coNDITIONING 2dDir,l.oldlll n.oo and clown. •Cruise •Tilt •Rear Defrost •Power Mirrors •Balance Factory •Warranty 1993 F-150 1990 Mere. eoug._'177"-. Livestock report COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Direct Jivesrock pria:s ... '" cit 45 at selected buying poia!S Wert day by the Ohio Depanmcat of Agricultur!:: Barrows ;md pits: fully to SO cents lower,·J)rmand modo.-c IJ JighL .. U.S, 1·2, 23().:260 lbs., c:ououy points, 43,25-44, a. few 44.25; plants 445045.50. U,S. 1:3. 230-260 lbs., OOiiDby points, 424350, u.s. 1-2, 210-230 lbs~ i:owb)' points, 414250. R~ipts Thursday 1,.200. Estimated receipts Fliday 7,500, Prices from The Ploduca'S LivestoCk A-ssociarion: Caltlc: 1.00 ~- . 1981 lw • w a !llDdel fc.- labor-IIIIUJiliCa.· . _,.:lfttrv ., e •Power Windows •Power locks •Power Seat •Cast Alum. •Center Arm Rest .. •Ught ·Group . •Automatic . ' •Air (1-800 881 0628) ~'f"rrlt EXIIriar wiD bm abe buis of a new workin& m"im=bip besween the co'!'~ lild abe worttn .... also will dent of ·lhe .A malpmiJaln.sit Union, said Friday diC Aaelpwed Council of Greyllouad Local Unions had approved the deal announced April 20 by oompany and union leadl:n .i H008860LAW 1. Oldl DiiiiiL......, ..._ • r SultaiiOO Columbua, Ohio 1•Piy.Gr. Vopger.'1B4"---' Ia a pepaied Slmenlcnl. La SaJa palM WA 1be iiiC( a; mt • 'not only ' pai- Page4 8 East Broad StrHt, year's c:Cisl-of-production index. ne u••aing "SC'SIJIC'.nt is autborizal by an llllaldmcat 10 the Agricultmal Act of 1949 by the 1990 f - bill. Price support will be Jllldc availalllc 10 elipble producers llaua&b t.B lll8de 10 producer • iMinM JJIIder COIIliiCt wilt1 the C"•not•y Ol:dil Cor!lcration. ne Apicultural Stabilization and Q1aseM1ion Service (ASCS) GALUPOUS - l1le price Slipport level for 1993-aop IHuley tobacco_is $1.683 pee (IOidd. 3.4 cents per pllllld more lbaa abe 1992 suppon level Producers aad ~­ chasers must c:acb pay a -•diJC assessment of O.S pm:e.nl of die 1111 WASHINGTON {AP) .,... Commodity loans disbursed by tho, Agriculture Deparunent' s Com. mo<lity Credit Corp. in May wiD carry a 3 1/4 percent interest rate, That is dQwn from A!ri's• 3 318 percent, and reflects die interest raiC char~ CCC by the U.S, Tr:ca" sury, saJd Randy Weber, acting executive vice president of tfle CCC. . · changes in the five.yeat moving awu...,. of martel prices and last GalliaASCS prit;e support leYCI in levels in pistachios from other origins. 614-221-GIBI . ·..:J;: L. W. QNNAMO AnORNEY AT LAW Burley tobacco price support up in -1993 · ByLisao- due 10 the fear of excessive aflalox- Pick 3: 147 Pick 4: ' 1042 Super Lotto: . 8-11-13-14-36-41 · Kicker: 100975 move to 2nd round ll8tel. The u.s. Labor Department said the nation's jobless rate wu at 7 percent for the third SlraiBht monlh. Service industries added larse numbers of new IIVOI'kcrs but buildins and manufacluring employment feD, the JOvemment said The oomblr of new jobs nalionwide rose by 119,000, according to a survey of business payrolls. That lie acaerating more new JObs .in foUowed a reviled decline of 9,000 Ohio tball ocber indl$ies, but no jobs in March. There were 8.92 6pres'MftiYailable. · million people unemployed in April, the report said. * Cavs win, lite piiiQ Ohio Lottery SOAPBOX STYLI - ll:rear·old Kelly c •••• ol Polatroy a. .outralld tilt propll' •llllod oiiiiUiq Ia 1 ....,._ dertl7 car Salar- day at I ICJ!'Pbilll. derbJ' dllp'-J - die Syn· present were Mike Floccarl, ftuace otncer; Andy Batey; Henry Clatw:!!J• adjat. . t; Cl!arles Carr, senior rice com er, ud Fred Hanel, sergeant at ar-. (Seatlael pboto by Jim Freemm) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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