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(Publicatioo No. OS-10024), whiclt provides a general overview of all Social Security programs; or "Retirement," (Publication No. 05-1003S); which Jd1s you everything you need to know about Social Security retirement benefilS. 2) Find out how much you'll get from Social Security ahesd of time llO you can make better plans for 'the future. To do Ibis, just call or visit our office and ask for a ''Reclucst For Earnings And Benefit l!stimate Statement," (Form Meigs activities Center memberships on sale . It is time to purchase your 1993 Meigs Multipurpose Senior Center Membership. For $3,00 per year, you will receive six copies of the Older Adult News and also show your support for Meigs Senior Programs. Robert Dailey Middleport is pictured purchasing his 1993 membership from Kathleen Scott and Mary K. Roush, active participants in the Meigs Retired Senior Volunte~r Program (RSVP). The 1993 membership cards may be. purchased at the Meigs Senior Ceoter, P.O. Box 7?2, · Pomeroy, OH 45769. 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IJttSct.l . .Cal614-446-2264 . . Beary Christmas Contest 110 W.MAIN s....,. liSpS. ....... ~ . Mlddleport-Pomeroy--Ganrpou.,_polnt Pleaaanl, December 6, 1992 VoL 27, No. 42 OUR COMMITMENT - _u_. _. _. . • nn.es (Disability 1nd llllVlVQl'l OSJi. males are abo provided.) Chect the ~;:: IIIII if yoiJ nose any · · with your own records, et us know and we'll help you correct our files. ~-....---~-"!"1"!~---- will be furnished. Atonathe river -"'"""-Bl-8 Bnsl•ess/Farm"-"--".Dl-8 Classified ....------..Dl-7 Deaths. .... ..A-2 Editoral ..- ..- ....- ..- -..A-4 Sports ....._ ... __.....- ..Cl-8 . Weather·----- -....A-3 .' roa SENI~R:.;:;:CI~l:,:IZM=::S_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;D:;:E;:'"EI:;:M:;::;;IE:;:•;:,_.,.:;1!19J~,. ·"Be Prepared" for Social SecUrity If you're thinkina about retiring and sisning up for Social Security uydmc 10011, 110111e of the belt lldvice I .CIII give you is contained in the old Boy Scout motto: "Be Prepared." I realize lbat the t of redrin llld then Dlellltpney lite Social Security can be ovez:whehning, but you should know that diOie of us who wort at tbe Gallipolis, Ohio Furniture factory Gallia's biggest . eQ!ployer in 1880- James Sands· A-7 · Inside .. policy may eiUull in arifiii!Jaeent · convenience, Carpenter said.. He By CHARLENE HOEM.ICH district with il similar policy. Seiltillel News Stall' ' also thinks some ~tnden?S close 10 Currently only Meigs and the Meigs schools, like in the FillPOMEROY • The deadline for students to apply for second Southern have policies of ol!en woods area, and now attend~ semester open enrollment in the enrollment which mate it poss1ble Eastern may transfer, but lbat Meigs and Southern Local School for students of the two distticts 10 reverse may be true with some attend school in either districL This from Meigs aoing into the Fa 1 n DistriciS is Dec. 1S. . ()pen enrollment is a method is the second yesr for the llisuicts' schools. . , which gives students a choice, sub- policies. Carpenler says that he doea IIOl ject to certain restrictions, as to . The only restrictions come from forsec a large exchange of .,.v!rn(s whether lhey attend school in the class size and studmts unclr:l expul- nat year when state-wide opca district in which they reside or in sion. Schools are not required 10 enrollment either has to be acx:ctltaccept students when the class into ed or rejecred on an indlvldull ~ an adjacent districL In the Meiss Local District, whiCh they wantiO transfer already trict basis. . .; application .is made through the has the maximum number of stu· More chmce as 10 schools tbt:ir superintendent's office, while in dents allowed by law. neither are children attend seems 10 be the 11011 Southern Local application is made they required to accept students of lhe Ohio Deparlment of ~ io the principal of the school the who are expelled or under an tion, the superintendent poill~ expulsion order for disciplinary out ..The only fear he bu heJr!l student wants to attend. . · Application 10 participate in !he reasons. voiced, he said, is that choice will Meijs Local Superintendent tum iniO a recruiting tool for is!i· . ·open enrollment program is made by writing • letter stating the name James Carpenter says that currently • letes. of the student, the grade, and the about 11 students from the SouthOrd of Southem Local adv~ ern Local School District have that students are not being~ preferred school. The progtam was established transferred, and that most of those at either Poi1land or Letart. Reaby the·Ohio l>epartrnent or Educa- are in Mei~s High School. Bob sons for that are, Ord said, lbal in tion in 1990 but does not become Ord, supenntendent of Southern both schools there are double totally effective statewide until July Local, reports that about the same grades in one classroom, and ~ old Nield Beatz of Middleport, tells the Jolly Old ' .t VIsrr . ~ For JUDy YOUDI· I, 1993. Before then all school dis- number liave come iniO Southern clal education students are mamMan what slle wants under her tree on Christ· parade Tbn. sten1 at tricts must vote 10 implemeqt an classes from Meigs. s~amod .jnto _the regular classwas a peaoul vlllt wltb mas mmping, ' • ' day uiPt the The picture in both districts, room. open enrollment policy or not to oa Sallta'il knee;' four "year , •s..ta. Here however, is expected to change implement open enrollmenL As for transportation, it is proThose adoptin11 open enrollment next year when all districts must vided from th~ nearest pickup point policies will then acawt or release have an open enrollment policy. to the district. It is the parent's Students who live near the_· re~sibility to get their child or students from or to adjacent counties. The state education money Athens County line or the Gallia- children to that pickup point. will follow lhe student. The poli- . County line may decide to apply to Between Meigs and Southern. the cies provide that students ill any schools in those districts because of piCkup point is in Minersville. GALLIPOUS - During Thurs· gency Medical Service, to discuss need to be made because not all distnct with an open enrollment of the Gallia informational stickers containing areas in the county have the same phone numbers for law enforcethe com- emergency sdephone numbers. Bailey pointed out that several ment and fire protection. Commissioner Harold Montdifferent of gomery asked if it would be possi- · ble 10 have stiCkers made contailJing the phone numbers of the Gallie County Sherifrs Department and the EMS wilb a blank space allowing residenis to write in ~ appropriate number for the fue department serving their area. Bailey alsO !Old !he commission that. the number of EMS runs in November was up 45 from October. Part of the reason for the increase, Bailey explained, is. due 10 the Portsmouth Ambulance Service moving its equipment 10 Point Pleasant, W. Va. · The commission also met with Linda B.· Nibert. a county employee, who wanted 10 know why she did not receive her $1,0(XJ.incentive check for county employees not using the county's health insurance plan. · In a letter she presented to the commission, Nibert Said she fol- · lowed the proper steps to receive GE'ITJNG READY'- Members or the Space Parade while pArked on Tbird ·Avenae Saturday the incentive check and said the Aae Pioneers 4-H dub from Galli• Couaty, momlna. Tbe noat was one of 70 units ?bat parfault lay with someone other than advised by Kay Powers, began prepariD& their tlclpated In Saturday's parade through the dey. hmelf. float for entry Ia the Gallipolis Christmas · (Times-Sentinel photu). Montgomery said Brent Saun~ ders', countr prosecutor, would examine the Issue. · After meeting with Niben, the STARTING TOUCHES- Shane Wileman and Kathy Keenau commission discussed closing the _ ..... lbe C....._ tree tat wu ulnsep part of the Gal· courthouse the afternoon of Dec : .npolll ~'ott Ollke llollt entered In Saturday'• .C hrisbul parade 24, Otristmu Eve. tbrouP GalHpolia. wu-aa and KeetWI were amOII&Itvenl peoAccording to Montgomery, the ple puttlnc the float, wbleh featured Ben ·Franklin'telling stories to decision to allow employees to children, Jo&elber at GaJHpolla Developmental Center prior to tbe make it efficient, said the' agency's it's severely lacking," said Din!l:COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) leave early on Chriss111as Eve has parMie's start. (Times-Selldnd photo). tor James Conrad on Friday. He traditionally been at the discretion The Ohio Department of Human tern~ direcl«. • Common sense organization, Services needs 10 be. recqanized 10 said that too often, divisions wilhin •• CoatiDued ou A-1 the department do not communi• _ Gallia officials discuss informational .stickers for emergency phone numbers Conrad says Ohio agency needs reorganization Lentes names Knight, Tenoglia · assistant prosecutots. . . 9 .day~ · until Cliristmas . ' The appointment will lik\lly be one local in the position b.:cause Knight Said Friday that he and By BRIAN J. REED the problems are local, and a local Tenoilia had resigned that office, filled .from applications submitte,d public SeutiDel News Stall' defender is best equipped 10 POMEROY - Meias County effecuve Decembec 14. That resig- by total attorneys. Knight said Fn- deal wilh them." Public Defender Charles H.· Knight nation was ·submitted to regional day that he had discussed !he posiKnight receives $40,000 esch and Assistant Public Defender Public Defender Supervisor tion with at least one other atla'IICy year as a term of the contract·wilh Christopher Tenoglia have been Michael Westfall of Athens, who in Pomeroy, but that he did not 'the county commissioners. That named assistant prosecutors by o.versees the public defender sys- know whether that atiOmey had figure does not mate provisions for lication. Prosecutor-elect John R. Lentes, ,tern in several Southeastern Ohio flied an W estf~ is not required to fill rent, support staff salaries or any counties. Ieavins a vacancy in the public According 10 Knight, Westfall · the posision with a 1oc:al attorney, other ovethead expenses. The bud.defender's office. set fot the county prosecutor, on Lentes, who defeated Prosecut- will assign an atiOmey from the although Knigbt ~ · that he feels the other hand, does provide for ing Attorney Steven L. Seery in the regional office to handle public the commisaioocn would probably those expenses. Bosh positions are November election is a Democw. defender assigmnenes until the end be more apt 10 continue the public considered half-time, allowing . Knight and Tenoglia are ROI!IIbli- of the year. After the now ~· a defender program if a local attor- attorneys to maintain their private ney performs the wort. caiiS. Knight served as an II8Si8laDt new public defender w1ll be "'fhere's always local input ·law. practices. appoiniod by the regional office. p!OICC""" under Bernard V. Fultz Lentes has not yet determined the commissioners decide several yean qo, and as Common That appointment will fill the ICI'JDS because where the prosecu10r's Office will Pleas Jud&c from 1982 to 1988. He of a contract with the county com- whether the county'will remain in be located, he said earlier last has been Meigs County's Pu!Jiic missioners that runs until. July, the system," Knight Said. "I feel weclc. 1993. . strORJ!Y that ?bcre should be someDefender since 1990. • '' f '1 cate. . . .. Conrad was .brought in tait: monlh by Gov. George Voinoviell after the resignation of Directof Terry Wallace. Wallace's resignation came after an investigation bY state Inspector General David Stimz found mismanagement llld favoritism in the departmenL Conrad Said "serious structunl re(rganization •• muss sake place so the depa0111ent can manqe efficiently its $7 billion budget and sueh programs as subsidized day care, child support enforcement and Medicaid. . While one division wu encouraging counties 10 sign up chilclrea for expanded day care prosrams, ofher divisions were faillna to mOjiitor enrollment, he said. The programs ran up a $4 7 million. .. Coatiaued on A-1 I �~ Sunday 11m• Sentinel PIG• wv Ott PolntPI • Southwest and East : · Nortbwcat. '· . <Survivors include her husband, Evan F. Dillon or Ashland, who she . niarried Aug. 26, 1931 in Greenup, Ky.; two daughlels, Donna Manning o£ N'e.w York City, N'.Y., 11111 Connie Swieransti of Colfax, Calif.; two Jli:mv!SCll!s; one sister, Katblcc:n Slagrr of Vinton; and one brother, Noah c; Bromfield of CUper, Wyo. ·: She was preecded in death by one son, Laverne Evan Dillon; two sistin, Mary :bennett and Wila Tomlinson; an4 three brothers, James, William. and Joseph Brwnfield. ·: Services will be ll a.m. Tuesday .at Crown City Methodist Church, With Pastllr Lany T. Allen officiating. Burial wi.U b in Crown City Ceme- . • • Friday, Dee. 11 at 8 p.m. Ia the Fine ud Per· formln1 Arll Center at Rio Grande. Tile prolr&lll wiD be spOt between brief choral _works and tradltloul C.. 181m• musk; I . Traditional, yule,tide choral music on tap for Friday Chorale concert RIO GRANDE- For a change of pace, tl;le Masterworks Chorale at the Univetsity of Rio Grande isn't devoting its entire winter concert to the yuletide spiriL Rather, the Chorale, now in iiS fourth year of ellistence, will aciUally split the performance into two tery. . distinctive halves, one covering . •: Friends may caU at Willis Funeral Home on Monday from 5-7 p.m. brief choral works that faD-within aild one llour prior to services at the cbun:h on Tuesday. . the organi:~;ation's definition of classical musical literature, .and !he other.to a celebratiQII of the holiday season, explained Dr. Merv Murdock, the Chorale's director. The concert will be staged in the Christensen Theatre of the F'me and :: COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP}- shrimp, crabs, birds and mammals. Perfonning Arts Center on Friday. Min than 6 million preserved aniIt was QPCned Thursday in a for- · Dec. ll at 8 p.m. The performance nials and planiS tbll were scaaered mer food services building. isfreeandopentothepublic. · o)ier tbe Ohio State University "I just wish it could have· hapMurdock said the 80-member pus have been gathered fitto pened at the beginnin~ of my : place career instead of now, •• Slid zoolo- Chorale, which consists of campus 'rtbe muversity's new Museum gist David H. Sransl!ery, who pro- and community performers, will o(Biodiversil)' includes 3.S million posed the museum in 1960 and is ojlen the concen with an assonof works by noted composeiS, irisects. 1.1 million fish. 830,000 an emeritus professor at lhe uaiver- ment ranging from the 1400s 10 contcmgJstropods, 410,000 plants, sity. "Everyone 'said ' Dave, put 3!S,OOO mollusks, 100.000 ticks your energy into something else. aild mites and more tban 60,000 You'll never see that at Ohio ~.toads, salamanders, crawfish. State."' Continued from A·l ·:· · · of department heads and office i acility has room for six · ',fJillion animal, plant specimens *· porary times. Each or the pieces run from three 10 four minutes in I~ he added · Each of these have stood the teit of time and are classic, if not filling the full definition ~ a classic," Munloct lllded. "With ~. the audience wiD obtain a feoling and a conll'lllt in the development of choral music over the last 600 years. · "Unlike the 'Mcssillh • with its entini book of numbers 10 be performed, our selections are separate works tbal tend to stand on their own " he said. · The secood pan of the concen will be given to a performance of A Ceremony of Carols by Benjamin ' Britten, a 12-part·extended work that will featu:e as accompanist on ~· Jean N~ of the Ohio State Uruwnitr School of Music. Addiuonally, two brief pieces . by 20th centUry composer John Rutter will feshft a.amall archesIra of local musicians who will pro: vide a wide range of mustcal moOds dwough the violin, the viola, · the cello, Oulll and claritleL For the last scledion. a surprise guest conductor will be o_n hand, Murdock said. The Chorale's membership has grilwn significantly in the pasl y~ and Murdock said the group wtll begin rehtarsing for its spring con· cen immediately after the Christmas break. No auditions are necessary to become a !DOmber of the Chorale, 8lld all potential members . need is. a desire 10 sing, he ~­ .While the performance !s free, Murdock noted that donauons to ·defray some of the organization's costs will be acceplllcl. ~or Jl 7 m .: arriage licenses 1. ·• from A·l delicit and enrollment had to be frozen. . Coruad said the fedaal government also recently levied a $29 million penallY for mimes in the ·, state •s adminislration of the food stamp program. He said a new computer I)'SlCm may have contributed to clerical · mistakes ~ulting in overspending , and mismanagement Tho Sllllll's • food stamp program uses about $1 llillion in federal money 'to help more than 1 million residents a ; year. Conrad said he would ask the federal government to l!llow Ohio . : to spread its penalty over three or • four years. ''> • ' · ·:GALLIPOLIS • The foUowing c(]Jiples recently ajlplied for marriJ8e licenses in the Gallia COunty PrObate Court: . •Cloyd H. Smith, Jr., 45, Rt. l F6irview Road, Point Pleasant, W:Va., and Terri Jividen Long, 33, 1076 CooperRCJad, Gallipolis. ,John R. Sheets, 46, 1816 State Rdulie 160, GallipoliS and Tracy S. Mitchell, 33, lll29 lOth Street, HunliDpln W.Va. Mark A. Coburn, 22, 1915 SlliOby Road, PalrioC, 11111 Carolyn R..Wilsm. 17, l9CJI Smokey Road, l'aJriot. . ·~ L. Darby, 32, 353 Piper RQid. VtniOII, and Vickie M. Proc101', 32, 3S3 Piper Road, Vinton. .Brpn._R. Apple, 19, 14889 S.R. 141, Olllipolis, and Mary E. Lloyd, l8,!183Bullerllne. Vinroo. .JIIIIICI R. Pierce n. 23. aos S.R. 51111 Gallipolis. and Terese L. Mar· lin,18,GallipolisFerry, W.Va. Anthony W. Jacbon, 18, 1058 Kqkeen Road, Oak Hill, and Danielle D. Ocbs, 17. 1058 Kokt:en . lis! meeting one-on-one at rny Physicians Weight Loss Center. They really cared about me." · IIUNIIAl' ONLY IRIUCIUP'I10JII L\1'18 Alko Craddock aflor loolng 7311K. In 29 wooks on Physkians Woight Loss Conters System IV. 0.. w.JL.............................................. . eMil Y.ar:..................................- ....146.10 Average weight loss'on System IV Isup to 3 lbs. per wteK. ......,.~ Lose All The 8la ..._...._:....................................SU.'ll I --c-.q 11 w • w b I _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . .- ; . . . . .. . .. .. . . ' 35'' $ COMPLEII SJOCI 0.... MEN'S , SWEATERS GlftoA·R•ma Glv~Awar $,. ~ ..•• .." 3 YILUIS 10 -$95 GIOUP OF Mil'S s35 99 ,, • · Pantry Best Christmas Pageant Ever TAWNEY JEWELERS '' SUNDAY 1 TO 5 P.M. 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SHIRTS · CLEVELAND (AP) - There were seven lictets sold ~ all. five num.bera drawn in Frtday: night's Buckeye S driwing, and each winnina ticket is worth $100,000, the Ohio Loatry said. ' . Here are Friday night's Ohio Loatry selections: ' Buckeye! 2-9-ll-19-21 'two, nine, eleven. nineteen,< twenty-one} ·· Pkk3 Numbers ' 4-l·S ' ' (four, one. five) Pkk 4 Nu.bers 6-0-3.() (six, zero, line, zero) oJme FRENCH SQUARE Hospital news rl MEN'S SUITS LEVI'S SWEAT & SPORT SHIRT WITH ANY THREE PAIRS LEVI'S JEANS . Peddfer's 1 gram will reach sexually active girls who fail to regularly use other girls, Rosetta Stith wants her stu· ct;llltraccptives. dents to stay in school Jon~~: enough "It lasts for five years 8lld I do to graduate and "get a life!• not have to worry about taking it Starting in January. her students· every day," said student Latonya will have an opt)on believed Charles, 17. She said she would unavailable elsewllere in the coun- consider an implant after her child try: a city-run, in-school clinic will is born next month. offer the ~ontraceptive implant, The Abell Foundation, a Balti· Norplant, which prevents pregnan- more charity. donated $200,000 to cies for five years, buy Norplant for girls who aren't "Norplanl gives them an 0111ion covered by Medicaid or private in terms of finishing hijrh school insurance. and college," Stith, prmcipal of Laurence Paquin School, Said Fri· day. Starting in January, the school's in-house clinic, which already provides other contraceptives, will Veterans MelllOI'ial begin providing the -Norplant FRIDAY ADMISSIONS • RusimplanL sell Cline, Racine; Sharon Ward, In Balt4nore, nearly 10 percent Pomeroy; and Maxine Matthews, of girls ages IS to 17 gave birth in Rolland. . 1990, nearly triple the national rate, FRIDAY DISCHARGES according 10 state hea)th fi~. Alleyne Recs. Officials hope the N'orplant pro- " r'--~...........,~ WISIIII WUIILEI aw ' ......--................................, 1 SigaUpFor W ASHIN'GTON (AP) Ohio's Deborah Pryce wiD speak for fellow Republicans in lhe early days of the next congressional ses, sion. Fellow GOP freshmen on Fri\lay selected Pryce of Columbus as their interim leader. Voting came as the huge class of freshmen sought to organize themselVes as a force to be reck· oned with. They are the biggest incoming class since -1948 - 110 freshmen out of 43S House seats. The officers will have little leal power in the lfouse unless the freshmen vote as a cohesive bloc. That prospect is considered unlikely because of differences, including panisan and regional. The Republicans will choose tll~ir ~rmanenr~ders in January. ONE EVENING SHOW 8:30P.M. ADMISSION $1.50- 446-0IIZI .. BALTIMORE (AP)- As prin· cipal of a high school for pegnant Ariel Players SAT.; DEC. 12, 8 P.M. Lottery results companies in the state, including ances if they get a job or their customers in dte PIP program, ~y financial sinwioo changes. PIP customers are required to a surcharge on their monthly bills. The clwje is based on the amount pay l 0 percent of their income 10 of power used. Utility complllies the utility company that provides do not share the cost. Municipal their heating IIOurt:e and !I percent utilities and small private power to their secondary utility. Columbia Gas of Ohio companies are 1101 pan of the jlro· gram. spokesman Jim Vitak said lhc comMs. Kirk said the PUCO is pany supports the program but Is looking for a long-tenn solution to concemcd about the one-year Jag in the subsidy issue rather than for a assessiP& PIP charges all cUStomers temporary adjustment in PIP . pay. The sun:har&e is set each year charges. The talks are to conclude based on the previous year's in the sping. Ulipaid bills. Vitak said the program may One ides that is being tried out is called "PIJ' Works." The pro- need some line-tuning. gram aUows PIP customers to continue paying reduced monthly biDs for two YCSI!I after they get a job, instead of requiring them to pay !heir full bills immediately. The goal is to enco':fie people to go to work and event y get off the PIP progialll. Ms. Kirk said PIP is not a "free ride" because PIP customers are held responsible for unpaid bal· . · Maryland ·school to offer contraceptive implant to teens.. ... $25 9~ . f~;~oiijQt;tiw;;,;j.,;i,;il~...i"·~,;;.;;..;AAiuu;; ..;;idl~••~•;j'ri:;;,;,.;;~;j.. j;~w.Mie;;;;.;;..;;.:-j FLOISIEIM l'eoolal counseling, he.Jith che<k·\.l) _ (not required) and all lUjlpOrt lefVic:es are included in th~ 1prog•am: Requrred · I prices. , YAWlS TO $49.50 SHOES OOHOO . . o . . oooooooooo o oo .. oo oOOO . . ooo" " - 6 0 f LEVI'S · UNWISHED s1 YAlUES tO 'l4 •NINTENDO GAME OFF •13• COLOR TV 14 oz. ST. LEG. SHIRTS Weight You \Yant a ..............- ............. 1............114.'16 ·•no• JEANS ALL LADIES ZIP FIOII o.. ...........................................U1.U • GiOIP Mill'S EACH ·.;:~tt $2399 DRESS SLICKS $20" $11'' 20°/ /0 ' . 35" OHIO RIVER PLAlA lUlL IUBICl8JP"ftOIU .,1.14 w..a:..:_....................-.............US.ll ·. FASHION JEANS lo'l ontln. ............................. I " '• VILOUU, JUICE, · '•'$':; to $44.99 ""' - - , S..lboal will .... ba Nt4!'Pi~··· llr . . . _ paJ'Itllllla ..... t ·' All .I'S Ul. $15.99 $21.99 CALl NOW 441·1177 ........ 11 - · .." JOGGING SUITS . •••. $25'' N~ _,..,.._ b7 -'1 pae:uiiW ill ..,... wlteft mot« r.arri.r Mrrice ill . II.UL~g"' ......c•., '' SWEAT SHIRTS PU•WISHED IDfOL&COPr _.. ' 0 . .1'1 Ul. $14.?9 er - ·and A.::ci•-· . '1 .---T-~~~~---~ 1101!1' OF IIIII'S .· SWEAT PANTS N - -r;-...liiriiJ0017. eo, 733 Tldnl -·- · r;-...Ytd, ' ' ·" MONDAY ONLY DECEMBER 7th Alice Craddock before beginning Physicilii'JS Weight loss Centers program. ) ( - Tba Alloclat.d the Ohio N - 5 . Naliaul ~.. laliYe, llruaam PJIICII llallq.................................... - 76 Cenla· > Ill. 132 .-m.. ... ~Cc:·----le .,, WRANGLER JEANS l'llllillood - " Saadoy, 826 Third An., Ool. . .llo, Ohio, by lbe Ohio VO!Ioy hbliOid.. Compoay/Matll. .dla, Inc. s-ot · - ,..lap paid al OaDipolia, otrio 4&831. Entered u tecond: claM u.r at PunaerUJI, Ohio, Poll . 150 UPPER RIVER RD. .I their group meeting_~" {VIPI~ Olloa. O'DELL lAWN & GARDEN 134 E. MAIN ST. being told I had to attend · ~ 1rnnD • ji'etdiii:el Jilryce temporarily leads G'o p class ' Christmas Speeials! er 51111, Gallipolis, and Stephanie M. Varrrey, 19, 934 S.R. !188, Gallipo- · .._.rtwww·a. . . CM'I 'Lioj Fonnullllld from 100% VIrgin 01 O'DEll WMBER Ohio day. Morning lows in the mid to upper 20s. Highs in the mid and upper 30s. Fair Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows in the 20s and highs in lhe 30s. AKRON, Ohio (AP) - A con- dize federal fundin~. · gressional agency is investigating Applegate's chtef of staff, Jim whether Ohio State University and Hart, said the congressman asked ()ther federal contractors have hired for a GAO investigation after enough disabled Vietnam era veter· numerous veteran complaints, priaps, a published repon said today. marily involving federal agencies ~ Rep. Douglas Applegate, D· and the postal service. Ohio, has asked for an investigaHan s{lid the GAO rcpon should tion by the General Accounting be released in April. dffice, the investigative arm of Ohio State is one of the targets Congress, lhe Akron Beacon Jour- . because it is one of the nation's nal said. Applegate is a member of largest universities, wilh more lhan tlie House Veterans Affairs Com. SO,OOO siUdents, the paper reported. IIJittce. The other targets of lhe GAO probe • State lawmakers in Columbus weren' t identified. aie conducting a separate review Calls for comment made to O)'l the hiring of veterans at aU of Ohio State's communications Ohio's public universities, the office went unanswered early said. today . : The 1974 Vietnam Veterans Readjustment Act gave disabled and Vietnam-era veterans equal e!Dployment opportUDities similar COLONY THEATRE tO minorities. Any company. agen• TONIGHT THRU THURSDAY cy or university employing more DUSnN HOFFMAN IN t~an 50 people and getting more HERO ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 than $50,000 in federal grants must FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY follow the federal law. BILLY CRYSTAl. IN : Failure to comply could jeqmrMR. SATURDAY NIGHT .•- ,I q. RcJad, Oak Hill. •Eric S. Kemper, 18, 934 S.R. .Tcrely L. Clagg, Jr., 30, 2206 Eastern A~<e., ITallipolis, and Monota R. Dinguss, 36, 2206 Eastera' Ave., Gallipolis. John B. Ray, 22, 3226 S.R. 141, Gallipolis. and Tc:ri S. Feustel, 24, 3226 S.R. 141. Gallipolis Ouis D' Amund Ward, 26,410 Cypress Court, Point Pleasant, W;Va., and Kelly !<- Monroe, 26, 446-4360 C1992 Aceu·Weather,lnc. Ohio State's veterans hiring under federal probe Popular •lzH 1D Ill molll pwa. wlth ....._ ID ...._ IIIIOW oil BIG RIVER ELECTRIC INC. '"" Sunny Pl. Cio<Hiy CloUdy newspaper BUY THE GET THE FREE . -.....:::~~qrch ouflll $1&6.00 Ally Welling IlliCit IN STOCK W. VA. South-Central Ohio ' · Sunday, mostly sunny. High in the upper 30s. . Extended forecast: Monday through Wednesday: · . A ~bance of rain or s110w Moo- I l l & CHAIN 28 I Weather ...... ~~:wa:a~~:~~the counbouse will be opeil Dec. 24," ·4JO Cypress Court, Porn' t Pleasant, George Pope, commission presiden,S81 t 'd· WV · a. Afterwards, '!'lhile meeling_with William R. Keefer, 33 , Rt; 2 Jack Fowler, executive vice presi- · Leon, W.Va., and Penny L. White, dent of the GaUia County Chamber 19, Rt.. 2 Leon W.Va. of Commerce and Community :~~ ~J:.PgiOPing~ ~S • ~ . Impr~v~men t Corporation, !he , .w-. . n, · a., commtsston approved a resolunon Margte G. Mulhns, 24 •. 13?9 E. allowina Fowler IO.complcte a preBethel-Church ~oad. Galltpohs. . liminary application for an Eco· Scou A. Davts_. 21! 99 LeG~e nomic Development Adminislrl· Boulevarde, Gallipolis, 11111 ~bene tion grant to provide fundin& for K, ~eaver, 5685 S.R. 32S, Vmroo. the proposed Gallia County IndusBi!Jy J. Dunlap, 24,2602 East- trial Park ~m Ave:, Gallipolis, and Otrista L. · Din$uss, 19, 2602 Eastern Ave., More units alerted Gallt~lis. • WASHINGTON (AP) ·- The . Bnan M. Nolan, 18, ~ .R. 160 Pentagon on Saturday alerted more Vmton, and C~l K. Tnplett, 18, _troops to pack up for the U.S.-Ied RL l ~wn Ctty. . mercy mission to Somalia, and miiPatnck Mernll, 32, 1~849 itary officials said the logistics of S.R. 554, Btdwcll, and Robm L. Operaiion Restore Hope will be D~ummond, 28, S064 S.R. 850, oneofthetoughesteverattempted. Bt-.dw_e,_u,..._ _ _ _ _...;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ , • lcolumbusl34• • ~:~~i~~e board of county Montgomery said closing the counbouse would almost establish ·IND. Conrad ... ConliDIIed Ga//ia~ .. C'ouples· app·Jy Accu-Weslher• forecast for daytime CQnditions and hlgh COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP}Slalie regulators soon may be alter· inJ. the program 1llder which Ohio utility customers subsidize electric and gas servi'ce for people who cannot pay their bills. Lisa Kirk, a spokeswoman for the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, said state regulators, utility companies, the Office of lhe Consumers • Counsel and other agencies are negotiating·to revise the Percentage of Income Payment progr&JD. . The plan was started in Dec~­ her 1983 to help poor Ohioans cope wilh electric and natural gas biDs. II allows 'people wiih family incomes at or below ISO percent of the· federal poverty level to pay reduced ps and electric bills based · on their mcorne. The 230,000 households in lhc PIP progr&JD owe $248 million in · gas _ and electric bills. Residential and business customers of all investor-owned utility MICH. At midday, IIIIOW extended from the central and southern ROc:lrles across a large Jl(l'!ion of New Mex- ' ico nonbwestcm Texas, western Okiahoma and the southwestern • half of Kansas. · Snow began railing Friday. and totals through midm()ming Satur- · day included 22 inches. at Sandia ', . · Peak, N.M., and 19 tnches at · Flagstaff, Ariz. I Freezing rain elttended over 1 southwestern to east-<:entral. Okla· • homa, changing to rain over , Arkansas and southern Teus. : Snow also feU over mach of the I northern half of the Atlantic Coast': states the northern and central , • Appalachians, the lower Great I Lakes, the upper Ohio Valley and" LoWer Michigan. · · ~' IN REHEARSAL -Members oflhe Ualver· sity or Rio Grode's Masterworks Chorale, under the direction or Dr. Merv Murdock, above, rehearse for tbe Chorale's wlnll!r -eerl Bertha I. Dillon . . J<y. Sunday, Dec. 6 By Tile A• hlrl ..,_ Heavy snowllll SIIUiday a:roa the mouatalos Of lhc Soutbweat, and snow also exteaded on10 the Plains ud over parts of tbc Bast. · T~ bit record lows in the •RACINE • Jlnne!d Barry Allen, Sl, Slalie Route 338, Racine, died Sat· urday, Dec. !1, 1992, 111. his resideoct. ·He- bam July 7, 1941 in SlivasVille, son of ihe late Wesley AlleQ 8lld Once Middleswanh A1lea of PMiind.' He - a CIIJXII~ llld a member pf Carpcntms Locallffi50. Survivan iDcludc his wife, Lois G111ham Allen ofRacine; IWD sons, Donald B. Allen Jr., ud Kei!h Allen, bodl ~Racine; one daughter, Mrs. c.t (Cindy} JoluBroo of Racine; tl!me hrolhas, MiiCheU Allen of Symcuse, JMiel Lee Aller. and Rodney Allen, boch of Panland; !hrce sisters, Robin Albritll)ll d. Beaufort, S.C., Jane Ripley of Franklin, Tenn., and . Lisa Wood ~ Middleport; modl«-in-Jaw, Darlene Graham Middlcswanh; . and one gnnc!c!augb~. He - prcccdecl in death by one infant son, Brad, and grandmother, NeD Middleswarlh. . . Services will be ll a.m. Tuesday at .Ewing Funeral Home, with the Ri;v. Roger Grate offiCiating. Burial will be in 4tart Falls Cemetery. ,•Fricods ~y 1:811 at lhc funelal home on M~y from 7-9 p.m. :; ASHLAND, Ky. • Bertha I. DiUon, 81, Ashland, Ky., died Friday, D!x;. -4, 1992, ather residence. :. She was bml May 8, 1911 in Glenwood, W.Va., daughter of the late Ejnme~ Berkley Brumfield and Elizabelh Brumfield Ribich. • She was a member of Southside Chun:h of the Nazarene, Catlettsburg, · Sunday llmee Sentinel Page U -· .State regulators reviewing subsidies OHIO Weather ' Snow rtcortkd in l>onald B. Allen ' Pomeroy.....,...ddleport Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Plea•nt, WV 1112. --Area deaths---'!""- .· DeCember 6,1992 · .' (Light Refreshments Served) BU 1900 EASTERN AVE., GALUPOUS, OH ,. • • ' :, . .. .. • "" ~ • "'".__ • . , .. . .... ~ "' .... ., .. ,. . .. _ .. ·· ~ ~ .... . ~ ~ ... . ~ "' ,.. ., .. ·• 't . ,..,..,_ ... . :C~ ·~- �Commentary ·and perspective • • Peg.._A4; 115 1'IIAnl A..., Ge..,..., OWo 111 Court St., l'oBlerGJ, Olllo ('14) !m-:11~ (614) 4*23G ROBERT L. WINGE'IT l'llblllll« HOBART WILSON JR. .I lllhe ldltor. PAT WHI'l'EIIEAD Alolltut PublloberCoatroller A MBMBER of The Anociated Pre11, 1nd the American Newl!plpl< l'llblllbon Allodotiml. I..B'Il1!RS OF OPINION are welcome. They 1bould be leu than 300 worcli. All leUen 111 lllbject to editiDg and mUll be riaoed with JWDe, ~~debt~ and telephone number. No unsigned !etten will be pullliiMd. Letten 1bould be In 10od tate, addrelliD& i11ue1, not ~- · . linton's conference inevitably raises expectations ~ I • ByWALTERR.MEARS AP Special Correspoadeat I WASIDNGTON -It's beinlt!!!'ccl, inevitably, as an economic smnrtit, aldlough ·not by the bost. ·dent-elect ~ton. preferring !'lore l(lodcat terminology, said.his mid-month econom1c conference will be more like a Rllmll. for work. not for show. : Then apin, an ecanomic retteat isn't. what _the incom!Dg Dem~ ~ in miitd. And showy or not, die sessJOOS will be televised, at least m I wASHINGTON - In early 1986, the law firm of Jones. Dav, . Reavis and Pogue - the world1s sccondlargcst - hadcausctocdebrate after corraling Charles Keat· ing's Lincoln Savings and UleD as a new client. from the start, it was clear that Keating had deep poc'k· etsAce:ording 10 an internal Jones, Day note, ~ellting ponied up an unsolicited $250,000 reta1ner, promising another $250,000 within weeks. It prom~ one Iones, Day attorney to wnte: "It appears ... that American Continental (Lincoin's pan:nt company) is made for us and we for them." Today this note is government evidence. The Resolution Trust Corporation filed a SSO million Iawsuitagainstlhe linn for allegedIy aiding_ and abe~ .· g Keating in the looung of Lmcoln. •'Our lawyers are going to usc il (the note) to show the co-outing and seduction of Jones Day;r !IIIYS one bigh-level RTC official. Whether or 1101 Jones, Day was "seduced" will be decided at a civil trial early next year. Jones, Day - which earlier this year a&reed to a mttltimillion- dollar set· tlement with former American Continental bondbolders - insiJts it's innocent One rum executive argues that the representation of Lincoln occurred in early 1986 . PATRIOT . A Patriot man was arrested by the Gallia County Sheriff's ~IU Friday for obstructing official business. ; According 10.the report, the Greenfield Township Volunltler File . Department was called to a structure fire on Jenkins Road in Patriot When they anivcd, Charles L. Vallance, 34, 1700 Je~'-'~· Road, . ,......, tri Pa ot, was b~ the driveway 10 the structure with bis vehicle. Vallance re~ to move the vehicle and the fli'C department contacted the sheriff's department, who dispatched two deputies 10 remove Vallance from the sile. · ' .,ack AnUl "e.rson ,. Jl B:v an·d II' h l B• • lY6.lC Qe IRSf'eln when Keating "was an upuiding and outstanding member of the business community." Cilin• the Brns! & Young walks av.:ay noiC, a Jones, Day official ~ted . large!y !ntact.-.Th~ .record-setting out that Keating also uqx iii d hia professional liability aettlemenl . wish for the "best" legal service, · leaves !II~ fi~ OJ! the hook for indi~ating he was a "client who SIO!l miJ!iol!. Wlth 11ISIIrliiiCC comrealizes you have to pay for parues P'~"g up the balance of value." $300 million. But Ernst & Young Lincoln's 1989 collapse will e.uned mor~ than $2 billion last U!~ly.ro.st ~yers nearly ~3 . year! accordinJ to the newsletter billton. Keating 1s currently on trial Public Al:counting Report. · for federal bank fraud, and has . "An~laiJie~ofafederally already been sentenCed to 10 years insured mlbll!lion tbat res\dtS from in Califotn~ for seciJ!ities fraud. a scheme 10 ~ '!Ioney or from a Iones, Day ts one of Silt law firms fraud or a combination ~both realand two accounting fmns against ly .cannot be done wnbout the which the government has ~ht acuvc participation of accountants claims in CQnnection with Lm- and lawyers,'' aays one governcoin's collapse. meat official involved in recent . As the statute of limitations )lro8etution8. winds down on S&:L-era miscon- . . _Jjtcphen Kalsanos, RTC director · - -- · · ·- - -· · c<J ·---w.<-~LE·•·•· ~ The conference tsn't really a decision-making body," George ~. Clinton's uansition spokesman, said Tuesday. "It's a t:a~JCUUS-buildillg body and an advisory body." : WJwever the label, the two-day meeting of business and labor leaders, ¢OIIOillisls and lhe CliniOII bigh command, in Littl~ ~ock on Dec. 14 an~ 1~. will be the finl major, public event of the IJlUISillon 10 the new pres!· m. boch the naJional attention and the political and ecodomic ~tfalls !hat WCIIl with domestic summiuy when Republican prcsidenturiccl it . . · Oerakl R. Fml wound up with ihe WIN button and a reteSSJon. For ~~Bush, a 1990 budget summit came to political grief. . · "Summits take·on a defmition, an ·expectation of grand des1gn and · J,.oo ~eniS." Bush said ~ 1990 before a Soviet meeting he said ihouldn 1be desCJibed as a summiL wai talking about international affairs', but.the risk .is ~ same topic is dom~. And the route away from any summll leads gUillllleCS _J e ' . .~ duct. what's evident is this: Some of tbe worst wrongdoing in the f111811Cial iJ!dustty llad the imprimatur of ICCOUIIIIIIII and lawycn. These weren't fly-by-night fraud artists, bul poft:asiulals wbo were . employed by some of die CCIIIIIIy's most venerable firms. Ernst & Young, one of die nalion's Big Six accounting fuma, lul month paid the government $400 million to · settle federal complaints over ::~a dozen bankrupt banks ~ twLM~ of communications, while declin- : ingto dllcuuany panlcular case, • condemnl what he calls· the out· : break of "malpractice" among • profculonala. "Our fccllna here is : that IICCOUIIIIIIII and lawyers OCCU• : py a very apoclal polilion within ·· our IOCiety .., there's an cx~ta- : lion that t11eac penple 11'11 gomg 10 : keep their hindi cfcan," says~- : JIIIIIOI, . Man arrested for obstruction ! . S&L debacle didn't happen on its own · . Man jailed following accident . . GAU.IPOUS • Gallipolis police arrested a Crown City nlan earl~ Sa~y m~ming following an accident on .State Route 7 within the mtmeclion of S.R. 141. . • . . U:S~r 0 . Wi~s, Jr., 28, 383 Rock Lick Road, Crown City, was Jal!cd .for. dnvmg u~dcr the influence, failure to control, . ob.strucnn~ JUStice and leavmg the scene of an accident · According 10 the report, Wtlliams wiS southbound when he left the_,right a sign. The vehicle sustiuned · __ side damaof the androad and struck . m"""'""" ge was towccl from the scene: ' ; A variety of aovernm·enl offi· ·: ciab blame the Cj)mlption of pro- • f~ onia~ '::~~- ; sure at ox 19 - :: and 10 some extent persists - 10 • Woman reports the•~'" '.1" r~t::t:~b= ~.~~ ~:d· i ~ big clieniS in an increasingly com- ~ . . B_IDWELL • ~~ Robie•. 8563 State Route 160, Bidwell, told Gallia County sheriff's dq_luues someone pried open the steel door 10 her.office and 1001t a smgle-shot 20-gauge gun artd case and !I U.S. I\rmy World Warn M-1 Carbine rifle with sling. · The report did not specify whether the office is located at'Robie's residence or another location. P4~"ft:f.:!':.~:lainst lone.s, : . ~ · Day. the government clearly ~ ~::0: -::Casf~ 1 sawvy =~ gra "billable work." The complaint ,; chargea that, In I9BS, 18 the thrift • Crisis was spreading, Iones, Day ~ advertised itself as a linn specializ- , ing in SelL regulation. It offCI'ed , bigh salaries 10 lure federal~- ~ :fu!c~i:C ~ ~ . · g~ ; supcrvision for the thrift industry, had ! actually panicipeted in two of the ~ board's regulatory actions over , Lincoln before Jones, Day hired '. him in 1985. '• "Under new management, Lin· -: coin has engaged in sevetai!ICI'ious • regulatory violations," Schilling : warned, and Lincoln is cngqed in . activities which tri~ some of · the "worst failures'' in deposit· · insurance history. After leaving the govcrnmeot, the RTC alleges that Schilling met with Keating over ', lunch in Phoenix, Ariz.. 10 solicit • Lincoln's legal account •: A!l in the case of dozens of other•' law and accounting finns implicat- ; . ed in other professional liability 1 actions, the Jones, Day case may · shed light on a question posed in' ; 1990 by U.S. District Judge StanJ ley Sporkin, who blasted thilse·i accountants and lawyers who · helped Keating build his fraud: ' "Where were these professionals'~ wheo these clearly imp10per uansactions were being consummated? ., Why didn't any of them speak nP . a- disassociate themselves from the transactions?" : Jack Anderson aod Mlchaei 1· Blnstein are writers for l,Jnlled Feature Syo4llcate, lac. · '' ' 1 Sunday Tlmea Sentinel Pltlll A5 ~-------------------------------llocal llriefs.--~-----~-~-~--ty-J~-.in-~-u-m-bo00-.-------------: oec:ember·' l, 11ft~ I ' Pomeroy-Middleport Galllpolla, OH Point Pleuant, wv_ December 6,1992 • . Two report gun thefts ' , GALLIPOLIS · GaUia County sheriff's deputies 61ed two complaints of guns being taken from vehicles Friday. : Nola Spurlock, 97 Timothy Drive Bidwell, reported someone brolce into a truck parted outside of the residence and stole a threeshot automatic gun and Ricbie McGuire, 4113 S.R. 141, Gallipolis, reported someone removed a .30-.30 caliber lever-action rifle and a 20-gauge pump-action shOtgun from his vehicle while it was parked outside of bis residence Friday night ' Police probe accident · GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis police inveslij!ated a tWo-vehicle accident Friday evening on Second Avenue (State Ronte 7) near the intersection of Court Street. · According to the report, Kimberly S. Green, 26, Rt 2 Crown City, exited the lot_of Stai'.Bank and strUCk the side of a nof!bhound .. . I :State patrol reports six ,.Gallia County accidents stopped in northbotptd traffic and was "lightly bumped" from behind by a vehicle driven by Ruth U. Pel· Iegrinon , 71, 38 Holcomb Hill, Gallipolis. No citations were issued. Nei· ther vehicle was damaged in the accident The patrol also investigated three deer-vehicle accidents Friday. . A Thurman man's vehicle sustained moderate damage and was towed from the scene after strilcing a deer Friday morning on U.S. 35 in Springfield Township. Kevin C. fele8Sea. ' Walker, 35, Tick Ridge Road, • According to the· report; Mr. Thurman, was not injured in the Canter was southbound on a left- accident. 'hand curve -when he slid off the Damage 10 a Jackson woman's right side. of the road and strUCk an vehicle was listed as moderale Friembankment. The patrol listed day aftenioon after strilcing a deer unsafe speed as the contributing on U.S. 35 in Springfield Townfactor. ship. Joy L. Crace, 29, 424 Carr No citations were issued. The Street, Jackson, was not injured in vehicle sustained moderate damage. the accident The vehicle was driv· and was lOwed from the scene. en from the scene. A Vinton man was reportedly. A Patriot man's vehicle susinjured but refused treatment fol- tained light damage when it was lowing a two-car accident Thurs- struck -by a deer Friday afternoon day afternoon on S.R. 160 near the on S.R. 141 in Peiry Township. U.S. 35 exit ramp. . Charles L. Silvers, S1, 61 . According to the' repon, Allan ~gs Road, Patriot, was 1101 'E. Sheets, 34, 641 Meadow Lane, injured in the acc:idenl. The.vellicle Vinton , was injured when he was clriven from the scene. · GALLIPOLIS • The Gallia·'Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol reported six accidents in ;Gallia County between Thursday and Friday. , Two people were injured Friday evening in. a one-vehicle accident o" Cpunty Road 13 in Addison Township. Driver William Canter, '44, ·Rr. 2 Vinton, refused treatment 'llfld his passenger, Kisha K. Canter, '13, Rt. 2 Vinton, was uansported by Gallia County Emergency Med:alfal Service to Holzer Medical 'Center wh""' ~._...JL} ~ ir - she was treated and • So Clinlllli and company have been playing. down prospects for dra· D.alic ~~~ at the economic cOnference ever since they decid· ell to have it. They don't caD it a summit Clinton said, "it will be more in t(le 111tu1e of a Rllmll. .•. a lot of work," not niuch posturing or show. . That may be easier said than avoided when more than 100 people get U. ail clowD with ~ president-;elect. on tel~vision, .to .confer about the c:Ccx10111y he says will act laser-like focus as bis top IX!OOty. To that end, the top economic officials of the new adrninisttation, Including a secretary !!! the treasury, are expected to be the first appointeeS named, pooably before the confmnce. Clinton's basic economic JIIOBilUlT almady is set. although the delails are not It includes a top-bracket laX increase, laX breaks for lhe middle .clul, invesunent incentives, job training and, shoner term, public >ROrks speaclins and other lleJlS to spur the econonty and cut unemployment · With siJIIS of an uplW!I durin$ the month since the eJection, Clinton wsa llid to be resemng bis flCXJbility on immediate'post-inauguration ell'orla 10 ltimulaiC the economy. 1 received the following letter . Hamm, Snake Gerner and others. plete information on PHS-MHS Instead of complaining, NeUe has'· . AU that will be on the agenda for what conference planner Mickey from Guido Girolami. That Thanksgiving Day was a ·games in 1952-1966. We will com- kept the socks as a reminder of her Kantor said will be four a- five unscripted cross·lalk sessions with Clinton Dear Fred: beautiful day, couldn't ask for a plete this story some time in the good fottiDie and may hang them' · ·· and Vice President-eJect AI Gore, lisrcning, asking and answering quesyour columns are great • keep it better day. 10 have a pigskin battle. , future. At that time we plan to list this Christmas, hoping that Santa • · tions. The invitalion list does not include members of Congress, since . up. Just want to remind you of a . · · each participating manager, player will exchange them with a pair that . Clinton is -ina them in other forums. very good team just so years ago, and coach from both schools who will fit Ole Cash will see 10 that. · · "This is not a negotiation or drafting of a package," Kantor said. 26 November 1942. How good TOW played from 1925 to 1966. It is Did you know one of the most~ ' ''This iS BSICSSIIIent and input'' ? Th tsc red th · estimated that there will be at least outstandin· g Euchre pla~rs in•: 0 were th ey aboutey3-l. ouThey eu Pomeroy came very · - 500 m · d'lVI'duai s me · Iuded 1·n th1's Me1gs · Coun · Georgc arner, ' ' 1b:fe will be no shortage of economic advice, at the conference table ' opponents ttaveled • close •A ~ wm bu . ty 1$ and 011tside EconomisiS offer that even when they aren't being asked. to aU their away .games with only ning its league championship, t Turkey Day Hall of Fime. Anyone aka Jack Warner. Jack usually Consensus is~ 111811el. 17 men and traveled in private fell a bit shorL This team was as haviog old annuals or newspaper plays with Dr. Pickens, Dale Dut- ; When Forll called bis economic summit in 1974, shortly after succeed- automobiles. That is, people who good as any team yon menti6nod in ClipPings, etc., please contact the ton, Bernard Fultz,-Richard Foil-' ina 10 the presidency, he said he wanted to assess the situation, work had "C• 11·~.. ~ and your recent column and the Slalis- wnter. rod, and other members of the ato · 5 •....er or Bcfiore t IOSUJg · the wn'ter has 10 Pomemlc Gun Club. According · toWard a consensus on policies and pay particular attention to controlling hgas J : 10 manake IIC's prove 1't And 15 of the 17 on·gta~ "~~"" save cnoug m inai players sliD liv;na. 1 II R pe pcrta1"n1'ng to the · inflation. . '" !ouster Ncl · -~ --o e you, u • my 10 ormation, Jack . almosr-; a way games "' h llll1lCd into an extravaganza, with nine warmuj' sessions before the thenville, • • Deceased are Bill Welker and f:ti·~te stf<e--:-rdll'llll.,.. .t; ..nnnin"""ntin bis ath· Logan and Middleport! pert-'od of urn·e. always wins when he plays with"•·' SO main event, at a Washington hotel, with about 800 J)e("t~le listed as panici- · I made 6 · B . ob Hysell. Incidentally, · our this group of Euchre players. Only:-~ '' aU the games and managed a ride in Elmer Hamm's ole Assistant Coach was Speed John- ThiS was durin' the 1961 season ' one lime in the last six months w~ ·· ;:: ~the finale, Ford announced his drive 10 Whip Inflation Now, the 2 d 'F d 1 th 'th B0 b SOJI and it too was bis final year at when my 1011 Rick, now known as he 00 the losing side and that wo .. ~ • oor Bob or •Duckworth ogct cr WI W· Crow• ill• had hi 8 due to poor cards..,ack states that: ~~ JXOPI!!II summarized on the WIN button. It was an instant bit with TV ,Hamm, and Mar- PHS. It was a b1't difficult to fimd Ju~ e : ~ Coniedians. if not with Democrats, who wanted more emphasis on spark- vin Burt. I can't remember who C:BJ18ble ~YI 10 scrimmage against leg n in die Logan game. His his remarkahle.success is due to the,• ;; inl asluggish economy. . else drove automobiles. I'm not this team. WW ll was in full gear • leg was broken in two places. At fact that.he has both incentive an!\_ ~ :: As that September conference ended, a severe recession was just sure but I don't believe the band all gmduates were either working the lime he receivccl his injury he intuition. He states that he ·can loolli "• :: · belinn~g. unf~ by the economists. members of Congress and busi· made away games. You should do or drafted. So, Speed Johnson was an outstanding fOOIIlall player at a h$ld and evaluate it in a fev.l-,i u . nell and labor leaders who gathered 10 counsel the new president some research on. this. Maybe ask recruits your friend, Moon Clifford and was one of the fastest men on second•. · ~.: : .. The budget swnmil that haunted Bush was held by bis top ecanomic Loia Ann Neutzling Bun, a junior and Fussy Lewis to scrimmage the team we~g 205 pounds. Jack's success has caused hi~. : adviJ:rs with House and Senate lljJjlioptiations, laX and budget leaders, on · band membu 81 tha~ time. against this team. As1t Fussy, he'll The inJury caused him to !lJIPOIIents considerable distress ~;· • stqiiiD cut defiCit spending. To get a ~ Bush reneged on the centrBI our athletic director that year leU you aU about it. I believe Paul become overweight and the next bis card playing. At least one Qf.hiJ.:' : ~ of bis 1988 campaign and agreed to a laX increase, Before his re- was Ray Farnham and it turned out · Klocs was a freshman then and he year bis speed was gone. Ne-.uthe- · ~nts felt that Jack has X-181,' •, : election defeat, he said it was his wm:_st mistake. 10 be his last year 81 PHS. The foot- scrimmaged against this good less, he receivccl aU SEOAL honors vtsion and blows what each pla~ :­ • baU coach that year was a ftrst ytar team. The coach, Ray Pigman, left for both his junior and senior years. has in bis hand. Jack denies that he~· ; • ,: EDrfOR'S NOTE- Walter R. Mears, vice prcskleut aud tolum· man named Ray . Pigman and 1 1in 1943 to serve bis COIDitly never He received a scholarship from the has X-ray vision, but does admit 1Q :· : •lit for Tile Associated Press, bas reported Oil Waslllngtob and believe he was from Kenwclty. He to return 10 Pomeroy a~. Why University of Miami Florida, This having an unusual 10 dial.::, lllllloall politics for more tan 30 years. was good and managed 10 produce not try 10 locate him. Its been SO university is now No. I in the I108C each opponent's · 1 .If Jack!· · a championship contender even years . I know ·because it was _my nation. During the sprin• of 1963 continues to win, a government": though he only had four returning first year in Pomeroy, ~avmg Rick contracted an iDfCCIIOR in hia probe may be fonhcomiilg. DoQ_·.:~ Today in history Iettennen from the previous year. moved here from St. J;.ou1s, Mo. helwt. The broken leg and the heart let them euchre )'i>U, Jack. If they;•: Up 10 26 November, 1942 the Pan· Time docs fly byl Right, Rupe. C!f.b. Iem· ruined him for college refuse 10 play With yon, go 10 Las,:, By The Asllociated Pras ·~- had lost only 10 Athens by a Signed: Vc""• the ·pros how '". Today is Swtday, Dec. 6, the 34lst day of 1992. There are 25 days left u""~ Guido ..- and teach ""' .;·.: 14-12 score. Fm not sure but I Rupette, there are some thirigs playeuchte. , In the year. . . believe the Yellow Jackets had a tie Returning 1cttennen (aU living) that you should know. Recenllr. Rupe, in God We liust. : ., Today' s Highlight in History: with Gallipolis, whom we had beat- I) 'Bob Hamm, 2) Marvin Burt, 3) Ncllc Bahr was on a championship Carry on. · . c~ On December 6th. 1889, Jef(erson Davis, the only president of the Con- en (bciter research this one too). Bob Duckworth, and 4) Jack Mal· golf team in a re~.lfOI!..~ICII Editor's aote • Looa·tlme; ";i federate States of America, died in New Orleans. · Anyway, the Thanksgiving Day son. . for the Soutbeastem Ohio Women. · Attorney Fred W. Crow 11 tile . .On this dale: fOOiball game was for the charnJll· · Did you know. that R1chard · A!l aresultofherbrilliantplay, her COiltributor or a weekly colum~: . In 1790, Congress moved from·New Yorlc to Philadelphia. onship and we lost it by one pomL Ebers bach, captam ~f the 1925 tcaJb was awarded ftrst prize. Nelle lor The Saaday Tlmea-SeadlleL•~' In 1884, Anny engineers completed construction of the Washington Bi>b Hamm did 11y a fitld goal with Pom=:ory team and W1d Ashworth, was overjoyccl when slie recelvccl Readen w1111m1 to applaud, erlt-: •' McaumcnL less lhan two minutes left 10 play · capl8lll of the 1926 Pomeroy team one golf ball •d a pair of ladiea icbe or COIIIIIInt oo aoy subject~·· In 1917, 75 years ago, more lhan 1,600 people died when two muni- but it fell short. The Yellow Jackeu are still living? golf IIOCb. Her budwvl, Cash, was (except rellaloD or poUtics) are~ :• tions ships i:ollided in the harbor at Halifax, Nova Scotia, setting off pn had a good team spirited and led by Dear Rupe and RupcUc: . ovcrjqyed until be ~ that • eacoara1ed to write to Mr explosion that devastaled lhe city. Jim Hartinger, Fritz Klein, Bill We were unable to get com- the socks Ttllukl not fit Nelles feet. C1'011',lo care of this ~r. ( I . .. Cleaning·up the plate----------:-.. F red W.• C vehi . -~~~by RogCI' Copley, 23, 3~ B~ Helgh!J. Gallioolis. . No IDJunCI were= and no Citations were issued. Oreen·s vehicle sustained m ate damage and Copley's sustained light damage. Both vehicles were driven from the scene. 11 , p alTO Deputy treated after incident POMEROY • Meigs County Sheriff's Deputy Ralph Trussell : , was treated at Veterans Memorial Hospital following an incident , . involvinaa dog on Friday afternoon, ' when he struck a dog Truasell was eastbound OR State Route 124 that ran into the pathway of his ear. l2 year-old Emily FowiCI' ran 10 the dog, and bit her, and then bit Trussell as he attempted 10 get the dog away from the girl. . 'The girl received an abrasion on her ankle and was 1101 immcdi· ately treated. Trussell was taken to the hospital and was lAter l .· CiteS m anetta man PQM:EROY - A Marietta IIWI was cited for failure 10 conbol following ari accident Friday nipll on State Route 7 within the inter1etlion of the U.S. 33 entrance ramp. · According 10 a report from the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol, Phillip B. Wilson, 27, 228 Ingalside Ave., Marietta. was oortbbound when he attempted 10 turn right onto the ramp and lost conbol, sliding off the right side of the road and striking a guard rail No in;;mes were reported. The vehicle sustained moderate dam· age and was lOwed from the scene.. ~leased The dog was treated by a local veterinarian and will be held in quarantine, as prescribed by law. EMS units answer calls SUmmonSeS iSSUed . ' TwO POMEROY· Meigs Emergency ServiCes units answered the following calls: FRIDAY, 7:49a.m., Middleport unit to Starcher Road. Getttude Pelligrino to Holzer Medical Cenler; 11 :24 a.m., Pomeroy 10 Farmers Banlc, Christopher Yeauger to Route Veterans memorial Hospt' lal,· State . -~., ,..., ~ 11 .44 a.m., Syracuse squad ,A 124, R"· "' """"" ........., to Veterans; 12:06 p.m., Middleport unit to South Second, Jessica · Might to Veterans; 5:36p.m., Rutland to New Lima Road, Maxine . Matthews 10 Veterans; 6:01 p.m., Middleport unit, Jason Hendrix from the swiQRID Veterans; 6:21 p.m., Rutland unit to Mt. Union Road, Wanda Swearingen to Holzer; 7:54 p.m., Pomt~!JY units 10 auto accident, U.S. Roule 33, Mike Durit and Teny Gordon 10 Veterans; 11:52 p.m., Racine to Old Portland Road, Donald Barry Allen, ttcated; SATI.JRDAY - 2:25 a.m., Rutland 10 Bowles Road, Mamie Harmon to Veterans. GAlLIPOLIS • The GallipOlis Police Department issued two summonses 10 appear in coun Friday.afternoon. Rhonda J. Glick, · ed a summons •,or an 1. was 1ssu. 29 , 661 F o urth Ave., Galli1pous, assault charge and Linda c. White, 33, 262 Fourth Ave., Gallipolis was issued a summons for a disorderly co~uet charge. . • · • Pol'ICe Issue two Citations GALLIPOLIS • G:illipolis police issued two citations overnight Friday. Eddie Simpltins, 43, 505 Henderson Street, Henderson, W.Va.; was cited for parking in a handicap zone and Toro118 Hash, . 34 , Spires Road,.Vinton vias cited for speeding. • : ..' : ' Man jailed on bench wa"ant • GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County sheriffs deputies jailed Teddy A. Boweo. 42, Rt l Crown City Friday evening on a bench warrant for failure to appear. · ''People come to me for good rntes•.• they· formy Good senice. '_:.-'~ Meigs reports a"ests POMEROY - Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby reponed that on PridaJi~vening. James Milliron of Bone Hollow Road was , arreste,d for · barging a fireann on a roadway. He was released for a hearing in Me~ County Court next week. Arrested on Saturday morning was Robbie Clonch of Middleport. He was char!!ed will) disordet:IY cond~t and res~li!'g arrest after deputies, passmg throilgh the village, di~v~ bim m ~ fight on the street in front of a Pomeroy bar. He IS bemg held m the - • > ' • • -· The addition of foilr new dallies during1991 brought the toqal number of dally newspapers published in the United States as of Feb. 1, 1992, to CAROIL SNOWDEN 1,586. 342 Secoad AYe. GaUipola, Ololo Pboae 446-<4Z90 · a-446-4511 INIUiANCI • OFFERING: • • • • • Stocks Corporate Bonds U.S. Treasury Securities Mutual Funds Insured Tax-Free Municipal Bonds • Insured Money Market . Accounts • IRA's Stale Fann Insurance Companies CALL ME. Htl~ (lfficei: Bloomington; Illinois . like a good neighbor. State Farm is there. . ""---1!'1·:.• ~---.......l••>wwO!' ........ II!.at"""!'l . ..........................~ •• .._.,,..,.worl*""""""'"*"""..,..,,...v,.,."ili0!'"':.11 .~•11!.••••1!!1 ....... . ......,•.,....,11! ..•t".....lfl,..,!'l .aiWI•'I<JI•,;.; . LITTLE TREASURES 'i · · It • ,;t Contact• IW ~J~ JayCaldweU Account Executive 1 441 Second Avenue GaWpolls, OH 45631 (614) 44(1-ZUS 1-800-487-2129 "• ~- ·' ft...., t " his • -:-:- SANTA'S ''l . ~. : SUPER LOAN SPECIALS! )0 . )H Santa's elf has been busy at OVB putting together loan specials for the holidays! . ',,. . ' . . 'll ' " ·~ '· . ab!:!fi .' . This iJ a special lltMln of cdebnlllonJ fCI( JOIIIC of us and for aU of8f- but mostly for aU of us. In die MXl few weeb. we will 10 o~ ~epara&e ethnic ways at HtiDt*bh. Chriltmal, KW~mB and tho Peadval of Three Kings. But we'll all celebrate a thriving nedonal Ullity on New Y-'s Bve. Recendy, we unified with a fell that DO ionJer cele brllel only the ~· iiDful. for dielr IIIII'YIVII ia the New World. Today, 'IbaiiUgivinl bu IW'r 1lillo a Jlllional holiday tbat -onal ~ one part gutron0111ic.t ~as. Chul:k Stone ' • r . li . • I . ' .' G JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS N-!t lila lilu Clariatn.~ to . ·•.. ' . to,..,. on quality i-lry of;rourtlreanu.• mG(ce tine a be ,.,...nabereJ /oNNr b;r Ping lo.fint ~ i-lry. .. :, SAVE UPTO SAVE UPTO WATOIES ........................--..50:~ · ·. .• BRAQLETS.-~..J-~---50% 14 IT GOLD CHAINS-o~~S.O~ . PINS...,................. i ~.~ ........ ...25% COLORED S.TONES.; 33% ·PEAilS~.. ~.....................~~EARRINGS............ ~:~ ~.-. ~·. .;.....25% ·DJAMONDS ..... ·. ·. ~~-33~ PENDANTS .............. ~.~ ..- ~ .·. 25% : WEDDING IWIDS ......... - .. 25% II...... 'Tis the season to be ecumenical--------------i African~h: H~ Maulana Karanaa. ao Am~can who shared tbc black nationaliam ideology of Malcolm ; X, founded Kwanza in the hope:: that more empbuls wonld' be~• placod on inward spirilual Jlevelop-;: . ment. . .:, Hundreds of thousands oq African-American families now•.. celebrate Kwanza, which bcaina: . die day after C1uillmll. :' In tbeae next iwo 111011ths; maY! ., tho liea of aU . . ~blod us: toplher in llliritual fnlotbo. ·::. Clladlf&Oilt Ia alflldJcaW ·:; writer for NtwlpBJier £1111 PI lie : ~ A"-ld&IIOL . ' '·... '•·' .:1: •• eveninl! for each of the eight daya one pait schOol vacation, one pari ties. A aneiugh, many of us cclc- begina at sundown onJ)ec. 19? 1 holidays, it is imporYem ago, when .my son attend- on an oiaht~pronged menonh. . football and one part televised On ChriStmas Eve, Dec. 24, t !hat aU of us be comfortable in ed nursery school at a synagogue, parades. (What would we do if he informed us 1M he was going 10 maoy Chrialiana wiD light c;andles near-bankrupt Macy) did no our knowledge and undersllllding celebrate Hanukkah because he in church. Although the celdndon escort Santa Claus into tq n Will Jewish. So. we did. of the blnb of the Christ child has behind thoae monatrous animalAnd we explaitied to him the been tainted by mercantilistic shaped balloclll.) ' signifiCIIICe of the miracle of the greed, and Santa Claus and bis jettlowever it is c:baracterized, it of their eommemorati ve differ~ cruse in die Temple or Ieruaalcm. propelled reindeer seem to have ushen in what I cal the American Al'ulr the Jews had driven tha Mac- replaced the sacrcdoeas of the ences. Feadval of Holidays. Nowhere in Any school child cao recite the cabees out of their temple in 165 creche, Cbrilltm*l ltill exults the the wuld n ., many di""" relibisiOrical aeneais of 1banb 'ving. B.C.; they found a small cruse of better llladl of our nature. gioulllld ethnic holidays celebnlBut how many fi:ntilc klfs can oil with which 10 light their holy The 11ghting of caodles also ccl in ., lhort a time J11*L We are a lamps. Miraculously, the oils eod~n~. Ia the Afrlcao-Anlerican feati-ve civilizMion . ~~:t.: mCilllllg of the Jcwiah 'of burned for eight days. Du~f llolldaf of Kwanza, which Ia Holidays lie SCIIanll cataiatiea Hanukkah, whicl!_ t~i~ . y~ Hanukkah, Jev., light a CIIIKI!~ Swahih 1n livel m~ with ~Y ~. . for first fruits. In 1966, :", ' ~, >';. . I OPII SUIIDIY . 1·5 ··: ·Mllllllll .. .' . ) .,... . . .. .' ....• �Decem~ I, 1~ Pomeroy Middleport ryampolls, OH Point Pleeunt, wv ';'age A& Sunday llmee Sentinel Oecember 8, 11192 Fifty-three cases processed iii Meigs County Court E~-~,f:!.:;".!'~~!'!!!£!"!,a: POMERO Y - Meia s County Court Judge Patrick H. O' Brien processed 53 cases last MU. . Fined were: Sean L-:' Walton, Pomeroy. seat belt violation, $25 and COSI8; Susie J• Drdlel. Middleport. seat belt violation, COills only; Iennifer K. Thornton, Canal Fulton, seat belt violation, $15 and costs; Todd W. Hoschar, Pomaoy, se81 belt violation, COSIS only; Carl H. Moody, Athens, speeding, $26 and costs; Sherry R. Koehler, Columbus, seal bek violation, $15 and costs; Kenneth M. Walden, Whitehall, speed, $22 and costs: Josephine C, Donohue, Portland, seat belt viohition, costs only; Brady Gilbert, Jr., Qleshire, speed, ~0 and costs, seat bolt violation, S25 and costs; Roger D. McCulIough, Jr., Nelsonville, stop sign violatioo,S10andcosts. . Keith T. Hagen, Gallipolis, excess wiJldow li!U. $20 and costs; femes Marvin Wilson, Bluefield W. , Va., se11 belt violation, $25 and costs: Cbarlcs w. Wes1er111811, Jr., Pollnd,Obio,speecl,$21andcosts; Shirley M. Tabler, Athens, speed, S2S and costs; Robert R. Heudrix. s~ apcodi~ Sill and costs; Charlo• B1 te p, J ason, w· va ·• passing had checks (4), $2S and costs, restiwtion; Waiter Cutlip, Vinton, passing bad checks, $25 and costs, mstiwtioo; Walter Ellis. Rutland, passing bad checks, $25 and costs, res1ilulion; John R. Sellen, Racine, DUI, $450 ~costs, OJ)eralor's license suspended for a year, one year probation, six. months in jail, suspended to 10 days, consuming alcohol in a mocor vellicle, costs ; Dean A. Mays, Racine, driving under suspension, $100 and costs. three dliys in jail, 30 days bouse arrest; Bronson Laudermilt, failure 10 control, $50 and cosu, consuminf alcohol under afe, 30 days in Jail, suspended, S SO.IIId costs, probalion until the age of 21, __ _ _ _ _,. J: ILL SIZES LIMESTO PLUS RIP UP Great Chmlln6f Church leader is sentenced li ... •• Protessional secret ballo~ took place. in the Grand Kremlin l'lllce, which was closed to !qlOI.~I. . Hard-liners have ~~ 10 drasucally reduce Yelwn s power to carry out economic and political reforms. Yeltsin told parliament Friday t!Je proPOSed ameadments would ue tho hands of the government, endanger the reforms and deprive the COUDtry of stable power sttuc.tuJel. . . • . The Congre~~ JII!W a Sll'OIIg wtial Clldcxlement Friday to a resolu'tion critical of Yeltsin's free-martet.refonns. calling~ w~ of the G11dar pernment uns•Hsfacto- .ry." : . . . •Mason Sand •Concfete Sand •Pit Run · •Drainage Gravel •Pea Gravel . SavUag. 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MEIGS COUNTY .'· PORTSMOUI'H, Ohio (AP) The president of Shawnee State Onivenily . say• a shortfall of IDOIICY from the SIBle, inapiJropriale budgeting ror 1993 and auditing errors have can...t a $760,000 budJet shol1fall. • President Clive Veri said Friday . that WOlters a1 the university have been asked to return pay raises afta' the deficit was discovered. Veri also said some school employees may have to be laid off. . Veri said some adminislrltors have !llready taken unpaid fur- •I ' . ~; GALLIPOLIS 'We felt it only fair to ask members of the faculty and staff to also consider give-backs if the administralm have done it, as they have," he said. The Shawnee Education Association's contracl with the university, which expires in August, provides raises of between 5 and 7 percent, said Bill Hanloo, SEA presidenL Employees covered by the Communication Workers of America have a three-year contract, elfectl.ve Novemberl991, which ,provided a 5 percent raise the fust year and has raises amounting to 4 percent this 'fCI'Ji and nex.t. • The university's trustees granted in July a 4 percent, across-theboard raise for adminislrltors and technical support staff. DISPLAY YARD NEAR POMEROY-MASON BRIDGE JAMES A. BUSH,IIIgr. PHONE 1112-2511 I• VINTON, OtiO DISPLAY YARD STATE RT. 110 JAMES A. BUilt, lllgr, PHONES• •OI ·LOGAN MONUMENT-· CO. S.A.F.E. :: : ;--:~: .:· · SPECIALIZED ALTERNADVE FAMILY ENVIRONMENTS RECRUITING HOMES IN GALLIA COUNTY Welcome Into Your Ufe AChild Who Needs Yo• Support, Nurturance, Guidt~nce and Enco•agement. area fNniiies. n Clinton close to ljaking cabinet a)!pointments So come one, come all to help light up the Pomeroy area! nO\v balance ' I'IIIJ'Im"-:MIIIIDM 60 W1 So,utyn• - · "*nl~· l'ul)'\ln:lhmr Ooo""" ;\LITILB ROCK, Ark. (AP) - ~!dent-elect Clinton is cl~ 10 ~ng several Cabinet· appoint_. Fo Farmers Bank BE A 8.l.F.E. ns I A PilEI¥ As a S.A.F.l foster,.... y01 • rtcelvt 1p tt '1240,.. 11101' f• eadl foster cYd II y• .... FOR INFO'RIMfiON CALL 814-377..... ar 1-eoo-331.-s mints, says spokesman George Sliphanopoula,L But thenl was no lpediate confirmation of publ!il,bccl reP.orta that Sen. Lloyd ·1111111011 will be l!eeiUrY socrewy. )ftbe Dallu Morning News said ray'S editiODS that BentleR, rman of the Senate Finance miuee, had boon offered the ~ post and would accept it !.*'ding agn10111011t on delalls of the & iSovings Company · · -7 lt1Weot-- Member F.DJ.C. P. O.IIOll1\lppiN Plolne, OH. 451113 11 .....74111 P. O . - P A I rDWf 0H. .u7ll lt4.elll41. ~ 101111 he Tf(luld held. Youth O.velopmenl Corpc1111llon of America A MUI.n-SDVICI PIOYIIEI I J ,, •,. I Jl ·,Jfhe Wuhiqton Poet, also in d1aY 's editions. said Clinton had •'tiled on Bentsen, Michael l;)ub~itJilvBS nmning mate. 1 oz. PUAI Sliver -20 Different Styl" Large Hlecllon ol Am1110~etll1ieallcl111n tllver • JIOid coins for sale. TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 SECOND AVE. GAWPOUS, OH. Auditions® · ! Members of the Gbld Wing Riders have set up approx.ily 43 barrels throughout Gallis for area residents donate s for the "Santa's Wing" roy ~~Jlllil·p~. The 4eadline for new or toys· or monetary donations be Dec; 10. The riders will be jlapj>in'g gifts Dec. 12. ccoraing to Larry DeWitt; · ld WinJ member, children and ior ciuzens in Gallia, Meigs, ntckson, Lawrence and Mason .Va.) counlies will receive gifts Christmas. through the help of • G; ildren Services, Community ~lion. and concerned friends and · Our area High School Choirs·have graciously accepted our invitation for them to shar_f! their time and talents to present to you an evening not soon forgotten. .. • • • - . "Santa's ·:· The approximate 12S Gold \Ving members have already purchased gifts for 163 children and senior citizens. This is the fifth YOU' for the project. The riders also hold a "Parade of Lights" during May to raise money for the holiday PIPJOCL •For more information on how 10 dCilate to "Santa's Wing," call4468t;l3 or 446-8131. : Stocking Stutters NOW THRU DECEMBER 29 ~ •• Calls seeking comment to the CWA office in Portsmouth rang unanswered. S'POREWIDI children and senior citizens this holiday The Farmers Bank would like to ,invite each and every one of-· you to help·us make December 9th a very special day of Holiday Cheer. We are proud to bring you the First Annual Christmas Sing-Alongand Candlelighting on th~ Pomeroy , parking lot stage at 7:00p.m. on December 9th. ~~a - American Made! w· " will be delivering gifts 10 ~e-counl}' Hanlon S&id the SEA's executive committee plans to meet on · Monday to discuss the univttsity's: l~hs. i.or the needy . , .. •" . teek donations ~ •. Shawn,ee State staff asked· to return pay increases ' ~old Wingers I ,• ·, .: wilhK.errHardwarein 1898811dBetz By JAMES SANDS · ningin 1853,Gallipolis.OI8rleswas idea put into pactice. Of the other Ja-ge employers of brickwentout in 1912.0nlytbe Ford . Spedal ComspGBdlllt ednclled in Gallipoliund Cincin· · GALLIPOUS-Inl880,tbelllte nati.Enoswasalsoaskillechn•dlio- lila>, Fuller end Hutsinpiller lasled ~hullllvived.ltisnowknownas ofObio didaCCNUI of IJIIIInf!ctlr- istaodopntedabnsineS8inSpring- to 1914811demployedmore than 200 O'Dell Lumber Company. Jmru Sanda Is a special correiJ\g conc:ertll ill every c;ounty. LWd field. MO., end Buffalo. N.Y., before many of those 'letn. Aleshire Mill blllnod down m 1908, Clendenin l!pCIBdntoltlleSIIIIdaynm.Sellil,l like number comins 10 O.Dipolia in 1867. of The ~ Hill, end Complny bricb wentoutoft...in-n in 11102, tlaeL 1111 ...._ ill: 65 Willow oomrqc,wages, becme JKincipally known ra the KllagcJc.clinl907, Vandenmcrpd Drive, SprtDgboro OH 4~ relative age or manufacturin&ofSielmboatqines. workers 81ld type ono of which CIBI be seen a1 the Ohio of WOik done. Rivar Museum in Marietta. The firm · : -The largest was. the principal ..... ;,.. ....... for e~loyer in 1880 brolfen down • •b;is ~een ia Gallipolis W8l Pittsburgh and ~Cincirulati. But the tlo Fuller ; and canpany also .made elevarors, ro:aJ · ~!SinJ>illi'Z Furniture factory. They mining machinery, millillg macbinbp4120 WO!brs: The A1clhlre Mill ezy,ironf~,CIBIC~carwheels ~Jo7od 2S people with Enos, Hill (lralns) jack screws, s~ea~~~ boiltrs Company having 2.2. Clendenin and pumps. ·!JI'ick:ylrdemployodl8811ddioKJing In 1898 the company wmt into ~dry IS. Also hiring tO a mere receivasbip wi$11 the aame being Workers were Vandell w&gcllllll8kers, changed to Gallipolis Foundry end ~ bric!ts and the.~ sawmill. Machine Shop. Underthatnarnethey · , The highest paymg jobs were a1 operated until 1908 when a fare do~ Enos, Hill and C001piny Foun· stroyed all the buildings except the dO'. They paid $2.50 a day. whereas pattern shop. At he time there were ther iop ~lo~rs paid around 30employees. D!1C 10 the poor health day. Some jobsm town only paid of Mr. Enos, no effor1s were made to dayandafe."!'had w~of7S- ~.B. T.EnosJr.hadstrucitolf .Suchprofessronsasclg81'maker onhJSownln 1900andranoiacbine · ~-~f90!11 lllliker paid the ll'lwa shop 10 about1912. During that time -~ bcicause mostly children were the yc)unga Enos did some minor efnployed.. The brickyards also hired river engine repairs but his principal E~i~~:~:mLL and COMPANY • IIICIIriduals this b off the 100 block of Third Avenue in In a'lot of children at $1 a day. intaest was in the invention of a 1880 (Enos, and Company) earned about $600 per year. Of : We also note that wages in the Gallipolis ~ automobile. He thai: ntount, $250 went tor food, $150 tor housing, $SO tor clotb· cOunty for similar type Wttk were did build 10me motors on the bodies lng, $SO tor furnlsbinp, gardens and anlmliiB, $30 ror taxes and much lowyr than in Gallipolis. For manufacluledinChillicolheandother $70 f'or savings, viCatlous and schooling. Workers were not paid ii)SIBDCe Kent and Sons sawmill in places but he never got the ISICI11bly for Sundays, viCatlons and business slump seasons. ., S~gfield Township paid on averaae $1.37 and Morgan Brothers in CenJerVille paid $1.20 for milling labor. The Shack and Hamilton Mill I whlchemployed21 wcderspaid$1. ~ conlrast the Fo.nl mill and· the Aleshire miD in Gallipolis paid $2 a day. . :· The avmge WOlle day, was 10 ~ours. Blacksmiths w0rke!l12 hours ~day as did some factocies that hired dtildren 10 make cigars and brooms. The Newton meat market had IShour da~ for employees who made ' but $1.7S. ~ Other large employers in the county were: Chambers boa1 buildingatEurekawith 18employees,and die following mills: flymale a1 Yellqwtown with 10 people, George ReseneratChesbirewith IO,andfour ni'ilis in Clay Township employing o!) average seven people, Marshall and Wilhelm, J&H Plymale, Joseph North and H. Caner. The Enos, Hill and Company exis!edinGallipoliafrom 1867101908, They owned several builclinp along Tilird A,vcnue in the vicinity·of the pr'esent Buckeye Rural Blcctrie. 1The founders of the company were Bf.l)'ton T. Enos and Charles A. Hill. ., ...... .. ·····:· .. E.;os was born in Erie County, New ·. \ YOrk, and Hill carne from Yates County, New· York. Hill's falha Thomas was bOrn in England. As a Jaa .he located in Ireland wl!ere he mWriedEiizabethMmphy. The Hills came 10 America in 1830 where Thomaspliedbistnldeofwoolwater ill New Yort, Wheeling and. begin- =-=facta f=. !'resident Yeltsin scores major victory · : ~OSC~W (AP) -. President Also today, the Congress pi!SSCd ~ons Yel1SU1 scored a major victo- an arilendment m land refonn that o/ Saturday when Russia's hard- would allow property already in Jjne <;oogress failed 10 adopt a con- priva~e hands to be sold as loog as sptuuonal amendment giving illiCit the way the land was used was not ~wer to approve and fire 1cey Cab- changed. met members. The Congress failed 10 pass an The Interlax news agency said amendment dumping the hammerthe proposed amelidment received and-sickle surrounded by sheaves 609 votes, a majority but short of • of wheat as Russia's emblem in the two-thirds total of 694 votes favor of the double-headed eagle oecessary 10 change the Russian with crowns, which was used by C.onstituuon. the czars. . ~ The outc~e allows Yeltsin to Voting on the amendments by « tain the power 10 name his own - -tabinet and pursue his economic 400 politiCal refmns. ··. He can appoint government members below prime minister ,iithout lellislali~ IJliii'OVal. To tbe · SEOtn.., South Korea (AP) 4\Smay of hard-liners, Yeltsin has The Jeador of a doomsday sect was 6rought in refllllllqS led by acting sentenced Friday to two years in · ~me Minister Ye11or Gaidar, the &:n for swindling $4.4 million · his fanaljcal followers. architect of RussJan economic fefonn. Lee Jang-rim, 44, had led the · The !TAR-Tass news agency Mission for Coming Days, the reported that six other amendments nation's largest doomsday eect with designed to make the Cabinet about10,000 followers. It was one · aflswer 10 the em:liament instead of of several to predict that the end of Y'eltsin also failed. the world would ~e in late Octo:.: Hard-line laWmakers had 90ughl ber. to give the Supreme Soviet, the The Seoul District Criminal ~aller working lelialature elected Coll{t ruled that Lee might have IIY the 1,041-mem6er Congress of believed in a coming doomsday, ~ople's Deputies. the right to but did not seem to be convinced approve the formation, organiza- about the exact dale and lime. tibn and elimination of government Lee was found to have bought ripnistries. . large amounts of bonds with matuThe Soviet-en constitution still rities ex.tending tleyond Oct. 28, the i use does not give the president date which, according to his llj'e riilht to lake such steps, 81ld the · preachings, was 10 mark the beginbacklash could be substantial. But n· of the end of civilization. Yeltsin appears 10 enjoy more pop,orne 20,000 people were u'larity than the Congress, which . caught up in the doomsday craze was elected in 1990 before the this fall. Several believers lrilled St>viet collapse and is dominated themselves and others deserted lif former Collimunists. their homes, schools and jobs. . -furniture factory Gallia's largest emp~oyer 'in 1880 Chad B. AIINMier, Portland, 00 · ~:,ci. with valid o~ra~r·s chilchn -ldQed IDday by a Ex.:!:r'l Of~laic:.:~ P:operator'aliceaae, three .days in . m 90 days; David Prid4y, II!• -:t.,ha~ been Cll~~~· :!_all · ~':~-"-them 0ef jail. auspe11ded 10 me on the c:ondi- PutJand, flilure to control. $30 81ld IIO¥e Ulod for bl!al, """"'"'" ,....,._, ......,. IF tion that the defendant provide costa: Michelle Wilson, Shade, tieuald.. 10. •· court with ~1110r'sliceftse widlin spee«Uq, $24 and cosu; Palrick · "hde up and I belnllbis ildy "T:.~re all i~,the •~me_, 90 da"" ....... Cleland., Pomeroy, passing bad yellin~r: - . bab he said. -,· ,.., $1 and - . one ~ 'HelD r. my children! Help room, An • h'" ..,.hil:-:-d probation; Ronald Eat ns, checb ~:· costs,. rea!iJu~on my c:hildrelll " said Chante Coleetg w c •I y, Wlf. Pomeroy, no operator's license, on each • ICI1 beh viole!IOO 111111, wbo wu at • friend's house brought out of the boo~ but died , $1()() and costs, six ~lhs in jail; (2), S2S end COilS 011 each chuge; Delttdoor. soon after, according to firefighttri' Don King, Shade seat belt viola- Angela D. F4man, Middleport, seat • .1! Long, an investigator_ ~l!t · on the-. · ,.: tiOII S2S and coai; Erin L Snider bek violation, $10 81ld COilS. · Parkersburg, W.Va.,~. S23 Forfeiting bonds wen:: ~ and costs; Todd M, Harrison, ~rown, WeHston, seat_bell VIOlaRacine, speed, $21 and COllis; Deb- • uon, $60; John D. Blair, Coabocorah R. Solochek, Huntington, ton, speed, $8S; Judy~ Sparta. ., W.VL, speed, $29 and costs; Larry Ky., seecd, ~66; D1ana Neale, R. Bailey, Chellet, speed, $20 81ld Lanpvillc, failun: to control, $60: costs; Todd M. llan'ison, Racine, ijeniy Rider, Rutland, ~~eat bek viaseat bell yiolarion, costs only; Amy lation, $60. J. Blake, Pomeroy, seat·helt violalion, SIS lmd cost; Mart B, Weeks, Columbus, speed, $20 apd costs; Howard G. Damron, Pomeroy, speed, $28 81ld costs; Don Ward. Albany, driving UDder su~sion, $75 and costs, fi~ days in~. sus,.'- DeUYer and lpread J.lneetone" . Sunday llmes Sentinel-Page-AT- Pomeroy-411ddleport Gllllpolls, OH Point ,._.,t, WV A comfortable lightweight casual shoe for all types ofleisure walking. · OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 8 .SUNDAY ~ 1 P.M. TIL 5 lAYAWAYS WELCOME �Ott Point PI Dleenllllr 1nt, WY fAiong the River . ~ ~ . ' ·:•' •, • . •••• •: MIDDLEI'OR.T - For lOme, Ill· :."ttOO briDa ford! imiF' of pcriOIII :;or fll""'lon"''e clw&:a llpCIIding ~ boUle of voc1ta before plunking 'down a fiadial of dollarl at a -'f, •:.mote-filled beck IIley l*klr and ~ql away witll a petmaneat :Cull and CIUiobones IIOI!IeWhenl on '· HOLIDAY GROVE BONELESS awem :not 61NCH LB. POT J17 i;~ .CHOCOLATES BLOOMER CANDY . BASKETS • . .. BUCH'S LARGE ASSORT-NT .BULK CANDIES CH.OCOUTE CHERRIES VAiiETiES INCLIDE: * Vanilla Nut Clusters • * Maple Nut Clusters Goodies 19 .** Nut Gu• Drops ** Orange Slices BonlBons . . . . $129 * c•ocolate Drops 99 ' ' $14'' 5 LB. TUB BRACH'S CANDY CANES 12 ct. ex • Cleaa aDd sl«ile it~ uk about is bellltb factors. ~ One of the ·first . subjects ~live canvases for Sowards' ~~~.-.-. OutbRat. ci All).$, jleOP.e r ~even said. lllOOI. ~- he said. . Sowmls IIIB a good nx:ord wilh Meip County Board of Heallh, in 2 or 3 limes a year his equipment and make ~he keeps up-to-dare J'CCOids on · ~of his clients. • · ~· • He added his equipment goes -through an extensive srerilizltion ilrocess to avoid spreading AIDS )nd olher blood-born diseases such 'lsilepllitis. • ~·s· wife Rboada IJld their Paul &It in chqc•of lhe cleanand sterilizatiOn process. Thli ~Pei• are fust given a bard scrubwith a chlorine si>lution aad placed in an ultrasonic cleaner . SlOpS PLUS MANY .MORE VARIETIES ••• lliSpect , __Y 5 . .:_ Local tauoo artist ·sudden~· : oam Sowarlls said that image is • jleveral years behind die limes. He tJIIid 75 percent of bis clients at ~~ody Futasies, 92S S. Second ..~tteet. Middleport. n profession,JIIIs~ as doctors llld lawyers. ~· ." It's surprising how m..y peo• iflle in ~ professions are very • =fuland~ople don't even : about il, he said. Sowards said the surge of up.ale clienlde in the past five 10 l 0 years springs from a need to reak free from a conservative ·~ife~tyle. A tattoo in a discrete : 1,1ace llllows them to "do some~ ;&hing wild" wilhout harming their • rel\lltalion in lhe c:oqununity. : · "It's lhe one thing lhey can do •lhat stays between me and lhem :~who t!leY choose 10 show it to." :ne said. · Nodnmb, - ·· :• nojuveniles . •• As for polishing off a boule o( •Jiquid courage, S"oward said he : won't llttoo anyone who 10 :'be under lhe influence. IJiebriated -jubjects tend 10 bleed more, can sit ~ IJld do 1101 mate good : decisions, he explalptA •; "If lhey get one ol' lhose Mexi: can matriages lhey can deal wilh it • ~ilh a tattoo, they're sttiek with " , )L ,.;•· Anolher rule Sowards strictly • ildheres 10 is lhe age policy - Slate : ·taw requires a tattooist 10 stick 10 ; t Uents over lhe aae of 18. "1 Like bar owners, Sowards occa' fio!llll!Y facell a situation where an ~ Jle'SOII tries 10 pull a fast \~...~.~· He said if there is any bt 10 lho penon's age, he asts idenlifiCMlon. If die J.D. looks fJSby. Sowards .lias lhe home phone numbers olthe juvenile authorities and can check ~ name witli lhem, ·Poinsettias LIL ' . Ice Cream 99 II KEEBLER Orange Slices Candy Townhouse Crackers $ 50 EAGLE CRISPY THIN POTATO $ 14 IJ. Walnuts $· 49 s· ''· UCI I Q!tf:e;§ Q:!l ;t ,9, 1 $ 79 Round .Tortilla CWps 14 oz. . 1 160Z.IIG GALA 'Let Us Do The Cooking! PAPER TOWELS c. . EA«;L£ RESTAURANT STYU ' ' •1\adldonll TUrkey Or Him Dinner • . fultCoallld't1111M .. Ttlli..IOI ~ • •10.12 h TuriiiJ ar . ..._.... · 5lbl.otvqln•81JIIItlm ......... 4lbl. a.- In ~a Ill ill GEl liNG TilE POINT Tlmu-Sentlnel (Above) Kevla PlnsoD acts lllto 11torJ TitandaJ at "Suddea" Sowards' =.Faataala parlor bJ 1 a taltoo 4lbi.V.. •12 Dlllllll' Raile <21 oz. Pie ,_,...n ROLL . $299 IORTIEII UTH DSSUII21oll ............. .......... . $ til• s-., 1111 on. ......... tuoiiP • llllr·••r "feel" ,_ - FOR TIIAT IIAJU) TO BUY PEUON... . GIVE IHE GD I OJ'I'OOD, A •· - Foodland Gilt Certllicate A~AD • lllabl klOIUI! l*ti· nm December 6, 1182 Scrape up some money, g~ther your courage, and let 'Sudden' .Sam... TAT~TOOYOU .. Sowarili was working on anolher client at !he time, and the couple agreed 10 wail in die lobby until he was finis!wl Sowards said the customer in lhe chair jlkingly began screaming in pain. A&c a couple of screams, Sowards said he heard footsteps and the front doon opening. He ·weat into lhe lobby 10 rellthe couple it was only a joke, but they were already running down the .· believes lhe verse is referring. onlyy 0111 to marks that are in remembrance IOthedead. He said some early Christian sects tattooed themselves with "U~ •ything else, tl,!eY C'tm take their tauOOs wlib lhem. . . crosses, and !he Bible even refers Once the client picks 1 design, 10 lhe disciple Paul as carrying lhe its ~ent is die next impor111Dt "madt of Christ." · dcciBion lhe client must make. Apparently Sowards isn't the . ~·s 1101 too many p1r11 of only one who accepts that intaprethe body I haven't worked on," tation - his lis! of clients includes Sowards said. a minister and his family. He said Unusual "mentionable" body Slreet. the minister's wife is even consid"They were breaking land speed ering a second llttoo. parts include the Inside of lhe lower lip, the bottom of the feet and records." he said. ·~I never saw "One 'thing about tattooing. it is lhem again." ·behind lhe ear. addictive. Lite a potalo chip, after s-·s origin 'neproctlll you bave one you almost have 10 ..l An award-winning artist who come back for more." The wort begins when Sowards , clesns the skin with alcohol and has had his work published in History ' Soap. sbaves the desired area and Easyrider's TIJIIOO MagtuiM (and The practice of tattooing is older towels it'dry. He then uses a stencil bas a feature Slllry about bim in die than written hisiOry. !ividence of or sketches the design on. lhe skin WOiks for a future issue). Sowards permanent body decoration has said he bas bad a p!!Ssion drawing been found in Siberia on burial wilh an ink pen. Sowards lets lhe client examine all of his life but didn't really con- remains dated 1o 300 B.C. and was ''SUDDEN" SAM SOWARDS the sketch in the mirror to make sider tattoo work until 1980 when known to be practiced in Egypt sure it meets his or her ~ifica­ he met a tattoo artist at a mocorcy- before 1300 B.C. Tattoo "parlors" began spring- permanent as they once were. A; · , Many tribes used tattooing for tions belen passing the pomt of no cle party. person with some extra bucks who, The artist inspired Sowards, and decorauon, indication of status or ing up in port cities '!round. the ·does return - baYJDg the image permanot mind having a scat in: world when the pract1ce gamed nently drawn wilh an electric nee- he· bouJbl a starter set and begin ob!aining magical protection. place of the tatiOo can enlist the practicmg simple designs on his Using bones or thorns dipped in poplJlarity among American and services of a physician who uses dle..... . sailors. Sowards uses two typeS of nee- friends. He later IIJIPrenticed for a pigmenl, early practitioners would E the exception of regions one of !hree processes - abrasion, pr:ofessionlll tatiOOISI named Dr. T, puncture the skin to mate the dles - a single-point f<lr outlining a saline solution iniO the. gave him some pointers and desired desi$ns. Other methods where people's ski!' pigments are injecting and a sill-point for shading and coltatiOO 10 bring ink 10 the surface: influenced him 10 turn his hobby included cutUng grooves iniO die too dark, tattooing is practiced all of die skin andtheburning oring. the image· skin and filllhese areas with pig- over die world. He said die single-point needle iniO a profession. out wilh lasers. : TattooS can represent religious Sowards said he is still learning ments and sewing dyed lhreads just keeps the tattoo looting "fresh" it is actuallY, Sowards said . undet lhe surface of die skin. . , convictions,~ afliliation, patri- cheaper 10 have the old tattoo cov"' and, unlike tattoos people made 30 new styles and techniques. otism and artiStic expression. ''That's wbat mates lhe job so The modern tattoo came into or 40 years ago, the lines in lhe ered with a new one, because i~ Reinovlll f11n." he said. "The challenge is a the invention pf the being with newer tattoos will not spread nearly Thanks 10 modem science, tat- costs about $450 per sguare inch 10, never-ending process. electrically powered needle, patent· as much wilh lime. toos are no longer. considered .S have one burned out wtth a laser. <• One design Sowards tries 10 l8lk edin 1891. A modem 1attoo drawn with die single-point needle will only spread his cusiOmers out of is "vow"liras much in SO years as the older toos, which include the name or- tattoos did on the same.day it was one's significant olher. He said he bas $CI:n couples ,who have been . applied. together for 30 yean and then "Theirs, in (50 years), doubled break up a few weeks after getting and tripled in width," he said. ''vow" IBIIOOS. Thepabl "It's just~ bad omen," he siid. The thought of a sill-point eJec. Unusulll reqnests tric-powered needle may make a Unusual requests Sowards has needle phobic's skin crawl, but Sowards says the pain isn't all that teceived include pictures of pets bad. .. and pick·up uucks. He said he will . The needle only pierces lhe lop fulfill any request, no matter how . two layers of thel epidermis, he ·''unusual, with me exception. "As far as religion ts concerned, explained, and is comparable 10.a 10 each his own, but I won't do any bdilr sc:tarch or a bee sting.· · "!'always tell people that the Satanic emjllems on anyone." He way I got iniO Ibis was I used to be refers those clients 10 another artist Tattoos have something of an an intenOgalion expert for lhe CIA unsavory past In the 19111 Century, · and when !he Cold War was over lhey were used 10 identify released with there was nObody else to give U.S. convicts and British Army lhe 11Jrt1R 10 - so I root up tatiOOing.•· • desei'ters. More recently, tattoos bave been Sowards said he has drawn used for the identification of more than lO,OOO tattoos and bas never had aiiyone beck out once he Siberian prisoners and Nazi constarted the needle work. He bas · centration ~captives: Even lhe Btble c:ontams a verse scverlll stories, however, of people some interpret as an order to. who didn't mate it quite that lilr. One lime, two newlyweds who remain tatJoo..free: "You sball not came in 10 get matching tatiOOs. mate any cuttings in your flesh iln IICCOUIIt of !he dead or tattoo an~ " Reiber in his Middleport sbop, Body FantaSieS. malks upon you (Leviticus 19:28). UNDER THE NEEDLE • TatiOO 1111Mt "Sud(Times-Sentinel pboto by Kevm Pinson) Sowards. a Christian. said he den" Sam Sowards works on the arm of Terry W who . ' Reporter become$ marked man while working on story . BUDLEY BULK 5 LB. BIG W-llld cles lndr' in lbe meailllllllfacel.*;;, The , fles are then rinacd and soaked before being sterilized at 350 degrees witb dry heaL ~ for '"tool from S3S for,alllllll, Jimple desi&Ji 10 SS.OOOfor • beck delip 10 srs.ooo for a full body suit of tattoos. Sowll'da said a body auit can take from six months to severlll years to complete, depending.on lhe complexity of lhe design. Choosirig a design is one of the most important steps, he said, becaniiC the choaen design will lilly with lbe client more than alifedme• Section B j QUART PAIL '· - whiCh aubjecu them to aound ~K-~::SON Stall' f.!beir IIIIIIIOnl)'. ' , 1ritnt5- .tamara ' ••tz AT ANY PRICE llANOE. ' .. :~ ·~ •• :: :·... .:- a 1 lae 10 Itt 1 tealue ad lilt IIIIer- ' MIDDLEPORT • The things I'll lions in detail and offered additiondo 10 get a Story. al information that I hadn't thou!!ht A few days ago, I met local tat· to ask. The interview had a mce .too artist "Sudden" Sam Sowards. a informal conversational quality• friendly, hairy-faced Rembrandt · The question Sam has probably wilh an electric needle. I talked answered more dian any other ·with Sam as he worked on cus- Just how painful is it 10 get a tat· IOmer Terry Reiber of Pomeroy, too? ~ is one he .answered. but who was having an old tattoo he offered me a chance 10 answer for acquired in tbe service covered myself from first·hand experience. Why 1101 come back with a phowilh a Neptune desip. IJi a couple of hours. Sam con- IOgrapher, get a tattoo of my own vinced me that he truly knows everything !here is 10 know about his profession. He lectured me in · lhe history, tec;hnique and IOCioloIIY of tattoo art, giving detailed mformadon off the 10p of his head while his hand worked the humming needle against Reiber's ~Sam also had enough Stories about fainting cus10mers and lhe joys elf applying fake tattoos to friends~ faces while they sJept to keep us botb entertained. 1be comfortable back room of the Body Fantasies tattoo shop ~ like a croea becween a balbershop and the inside of a van at Woodstock. IJi die corner sirs a barber's chair and Sam's work siOOI, which looks like 1 brown Enslish riding saddle on wheels. . and bave it docwnented on lilm, he Beside the chair is a table laid suggested. -Now. getting a taitoo is not out wilh .tbe tools of Sam's bade- . two clcctric needles, spray boUles, something I've put a lot of thought antiseptic,. bandage~ and bottles of iniD. I've ol'ten wondered, i(l got a ink contaiaing more colors than tattoo, what would I get .... ~nd 1imi Hendrix •• wardrobe• where would I get it? Sam offered The room is dccoraled wilh'Ill- me a chance Ill answer bolh questoo delips, a martial aru movie . lions. I agreed 10 meet him back at poster, a U.S. flag and. a Grateful tho shop the next with a Dead banner. ' phorognlphcr and a desiJIL The front room or the sbop is Picking lllttoo that will be Willi · Sam '1 art Jillcry, The wills ue me 'for lho rest of my life was 1101 covered wtth prinu of ihe more an easy thing to do. Ii took an than S,OOO lltiiCil designs Sam has .entire eveniDa of thumbing lhrough on band. On the COIIIIIer are sewnl books 10 find the.pcrlect design. ·thick phoiO albums which show I had to find a decoration that Sam's handiwork. He always lakes best symbolized my inner IICIC llld . a picture of a completed latiOO, 10 displayed my maturity and level of show 10 potential CllliOIIICfS. intelhgence. I found lhe perfect Sam answered Ill of my ques- • deslgn about 10 o:c~ that night dar - • Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. · tomer, because the one-point is Who else would I rather hang sli$htly more painful than the six· • out with than a couple of my child- pomt needle, which is used for ~ :· hood (and adulthood) heroes? And shading and adding color. they've been around for more dian Actually, the anticipation was : 50 years. so 1don't lhi!'k there's worse than the actual experience"• any danger of them gomg out of Most people think gelling tat!ooed i would.be similar 10 getting vaccistyle in my lifetime. The next day, I retnmed 10 Body na!ed several lhousand limes in die . Fantasies with design in band and same body part. Ac!Ua\ly, its more ·: fellow reporter Jim Freeman in like being scratch with a vibrating • tow. J4D served two purposes: One, safety pin. : Sure, there are several million I more pleasant feelings in life, but a · tattoo needle is bearable. Trust ine, ifl can handle it, anyone can . · Mild-mannered reponer Kevin Pin· : son is only my alias. My true iden- : tity is Superwimp. . Sam meticulously outlined the ; sketch in black, ~ionally stop- · ping to dip the needle in ink and wipe the small amounts of blood, ' which are unavoidable, from my , arm. lhe photographic documentation of Kevin Gets His Tattoo (so I'll have a picture for Mom 10 pui in the photo album next to Kevin's First· Haircut) and two, to mate sure I wouldn't back out I showed Sam lhe design in iny boot, and planted ~,t:lf in the old bartler's chair and him 10 ~~ the design On my left biceps. high enouab 10 that it would be hidden under a sbort·dceved shirt Sam then shaved and cleaned the spoUnd sketched the design on my ann With an ink pen. When lhe design wu drawn 10 lhe satisfaction of us bodJ, ~ brought out the one-point electric needle and some blackinkandwentiOwcd:. ~One-point_~ is USed for outlining•... l!lllwuaung die c~- rust ., . As he switched to the six-point : needle, I told him I changed my • mind and didn't want a !attoo. : "Bring me the belt sander," he : yeUed to tlis wife Rhonda, who was : in !he back room. Rhonda came out carrying a hammer and chisel, saying it was all she could find. ; I decided 10 go ahead wilh the • tauoo. : Sam, Jim and I sat talking about : our favorite Bugs Bunny episodes '' . and telling off-color joke~ to one ano!her throughciu! the process, which took just under four hours. ·A tattoo in my life opens a J whole world of Opportunities. I can • now use the cheap pick-up line, : "Wannn see my tat100?" IJld if I'm : ever the subject of an Amerlca'1 ; Most Wa11ttd e~isode, they can • include my tattoo in my deacription. ,· Twenty years down the road , getting a tattoo may be something i ' regret baving done. But right now I ; liie it. Besides, I would rather ; . regret~~ tban regret 1101 domg something. �1 I Pomeroy Mlcldleport-GIIIIIpolla, Ott Point Pl•um. WV ; page 12 SUnday Times . SenUnel OH-Polnt PINUnt. WV December 8, 1182 Ariel Players to present 'the best Christmas pageant ever' . :u::;A best It's defmitely one of the best And it's being done this holiday season by the Ariel Players at the Morris and Dorothy Haskins Ariel 'Theatre in Gallipolis. See it at 8 p.m. Dec. 12 and 19. Director of playwrite Barbara Robinson's play is Kim Painter. Assisrant directors are Emily Dailey and Dr. Suzanne Mize. Robinson's tale, also bailed one of the funniest Christmas stories, .first ran as a short story in ••McCall's" "Grace" is based on 'Robinson's mOdler. Robinson lakes the traditional Christmas story and lets the viewer experience it anew by creating a umque scenario for the teUing. : One holiday season in Stnall:town, USA, the annual church ,Christmas pageant seems in)eop•ardy right from the srart. Fust, a broken leg forces the town Super.woman, and perenniel director, to bow out Things look beuer when the community drafts schoolmarm Grace Bradlef to step in. Then the 'Henlmans show up and set the mat'ter on its ear. The Herdmans, six mean, by Bob Hoeflich Don't you miss not seeing Mary 20°/o OFF ' LIZ PURSES 20°A, OFF The Home Health Service of Veterans Memorial Hospital this wee.k observ'ed National Elome Care Week. The efficient, fast-growing Home Health Service at Veterans Memorial marked its 21st anniversary on Sept. 20, 1992. Growth of the department reflects the presentday philosophy of keeping the yl, elderly and infirm in ·their homes as long as possible. Personnel of the department as of ,November 30, this year, have made 26,780 home visits. Home health care is available to all persons residing within a reasonable distance of Veterans Memorial Hospital regardless of age, race, religion or socio-economic status. ~-Beary Christmas Contest PLANNE.D_PARENTHOOD OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO MIDDLEPORT · GAUl POliS 414 SecOid Ave.. 2111 Floor 509 S. 3nl Ave. 446-0166 992·5912 ' . 8:30 to 5:00 Moldcry-Frlday 8:30 to 5:00 Moaday·Frid!ay 8:30 to 12 Satwnlat Closed Thursday Closed 1'llm'clay ALSO: Jackson, Chesapeake, A*ns, Chllcothe, Lop & MtArtltur -1 I ~ · • · ~ t : GALLIPOLIS - George R. Dil- of .-';pplied Science degree In Early Childhood Development. She is currently employed at the Rio Grande Child Development Center. Mr. Jarrell is a 1989 graduate of West Rowan High Schooi, Cleveland, N.C. lfe is currently employed with Charleston Consuuction. · ·· A 1993 spring wedding is being planned. ...lon of Scottown and Jenny Dillon -;:pf Gallipolis, announce the engage•ment of their daughter, Valerie Kay .t;>illon, 10 James Allen JmeU, son llf Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jarrell of Crown City. :" .Miss Dillon is a 1988 graduate · of Hannan Trace High School and ' a 1992 graduate of the University of Rio Grande, wit)) .an AssociaiC 0 0 1 I 1NAME n 'BUy •ny type of lmm Film IIIII W. d _..., .. lo 10 r.t of Film on YHS Tllfl"- OFFER EXPIIEI DEC. ~1, 1. . We have blank ........... " N1 tor purol &n. or bring In your own, uiiUMd JUI* ..._ .,.. . . WE 'PROCESS Bmm- SUPER 8- SLIDES & PICTURES "Let Us VIdeo Thill Spect.t Event" Capture It On Flm Forever Dillon-Jarrell • • c Please enter my name In the drawing for the 12 costumed Teddy Bears 1 1you are giving away at Veterans Memoriai'Hospital. ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMASI 'FREE VIDEO TRANSFER .-- r---------- -·------------ -. -- Clarlstmas Seas01. 9 to 5 MoL·5at, Jta S Sndav feaflriiJ Pollsettfas II 7 colon. Poilsettla Haaiia lasbts, !lolly li'IIS, Folaje Baskets, Uve .d Cut Trees. Gallipolis HOME HEALTH IS 21 Sliding fes sale. No 11t11 refuud Sll'vkls Hcaust ollalaty to pay. HUlBARD'S GREENHOUSE Is lOW o~ for IM · •. - . 44&-24n mentary prae!Wd a 1'haak111Yiq JlrOIIU, "How Ma~~J.:: to Amer!Q?" by Eve Buatinc. clara& tile Nm. l7lflltl'al of tbe Rio PI'O ucl Atademy a-ten of tbe Galllpollll Cit)' Scbooll. Approximately UO people attnded tbe perfiii'IIIIUlee, wlalelt was under tbe directloa of Mn. Sheryl Perry ud Mrs. Mary Wltbee. Confidential Services: Birth Control V.D. Screening Cancer Screening Pregnancy Testing POMEROY - Meigs County BookmObile will make the following slOps this week: TUESDAY Pomeroy Nursing and Rehabilira:tion Center, 11 :30 a.m. to 12;30 •p.m.; Darwin, I 10 2 p.m.; Burling:ham, 2:30 10 4:30.p.m.; Wildwood :Esrates, 5 to 6 p.m.; WEDNESDAY - Racine, 12 noon to 4 p.m., 'and Letart Falis, S to 7 p.m.; TIIURSDAY - Tuppcn Plains, I to 3 p.m., and Reedsville, 4.to 7 p.m.; / FRIDAY -The Maples, 11:30 a.m. '10 I p.m.. Overbrook Center, 1:30 · :W 2 p.m., Pomeroy Pike, 2:30 to ~:30 p.m., Baum Addition, 5 to 6 p.m.; SATURDAY - Rutland, 9 a.m. to I p.m., Danville, 2 to 3 p.m., Salem Center, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. .,, ' UonuMIIMI · ~- . PRESENT PROGRAM • Tlllrd ll'lllen l'rOIII Rio Grude f:le· I I I · :ADDRESS .: :PHONE : . . I I I (Mail to Veterans Memorial Hospital Bear Centes!, i15 E. Memorial ·--------------------------- ~ You've got to admit, I do give you variety-and that is the spice oflife. . So let me tell you that Linda Black and Michael C. Wolfe, Sr., are announcing the. marriage of their mother, Helen R. Wolfe of Carroll, Ohio, 10 Harold L. Bosler Jl{_)l!evada. So many of you will remember Helen. _She's the nice lady who 1 VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL . · ~ ~·rc+. Veterans liS E. MEMORIAL DRIVE Memo.lal Hospital \:-·v For ~etlloyed' OilS: grave •'-kets, wreot•s, sprays ad POMEROY I through the years sent to many cards 10 so many people. In fact, a It was always a brlght spot iq couple of years ago one of the the day 10 run into her at one place Columbus television srations had or anotbc:r. She always had some- her on a program 10 acknowledge thing pleasant to say, mixed wilh a her thoughtfulness. bit. of humor, and a big, ready Meanwhile, back to the wedding smile. · ·· which was held on Nov. I at the · Several months ago, however, Carroll United Methodist Church, Mary Frances wentiO Columbus 10 Helen's granddaushter and her husmate her home with a daughter, band, Jcni Ann and John Myers m Alma Nelson. So many .of you served as the matron of honor and were in touch with her when you be5lman. learned her whereabouts...:sbe Helen and Harold are at home appreciiatell hearing from you so now at 302 N. Main SL, P.O. Box much. . Thank you for letting her 177, Nevada, Ohio 44849. know she's missed in Meigs County. According 10 a repon received Meantime, a reminder that the this week, Mary Frances is fine employees and volunteers or Veterphysically and is adjusting 10 city ans Memorial Hospiral are again life althQugh she would prefer 10 be collecting food for lhe underpriviat home in Middleport. Bet she lli!ed for the holiday season. misses seeing you. This is ·the fourth year .for In case you would like to put employees 10 carry out the program her on your Christmas card list lhe and their collection of non-perishaddress is 3201 E. Broad St., able foods is turned over to the Columbus, Ohio, 43209. In case I Meigs County United Methodist don't get to the card,_ Mary Parish C()o()p for final distribution. ' ~veryone knows I'm bad If you would like 10 help but don't about that-may you have the mer- know how to go about 1t, employriest of Christmases. ees and volunteers are inviting you to join them fhis year. You can Another former resident, Olive leave your donatiqns ill the lobby Weber, who lived in Pomeroy with the Women's Auxiliary and many Yeats. would undoubtedly be they'll get them to tile Nutrition delighted 10 hear from you during Department where they will be the season. stored until the collection is finOlive loved Meigs County and ished. Do put you name on your had 80 many friends over the years donations so that they can be what with her piano playing at so acknowledged. many functions. Her address is The Women's Auxiliary-the • Cedilr Grove Personal Care Center, hospital's great volunteer organiza, Box 146-A, Box -Gte 5, Parkers- lion-has cancelled its annual gift burg, W.Va., 26101. · exchange held at the annual Christmas party and in lieu of that will And, unfortunately, Vickie take food 10 lhe party to be given to Boso, daughter of Ann Boso and the collection program. By the the late Clair Boso, is back in Uni- way, deadline for leaving donations vers!ty HosiJiral. · She was rea!IY at the hospital is Dec. 15. · looking forward 10 the 'Ibanksgtv· ing get-together of her family and · This is the time of year .when all the Mgood stuff" 10 eat , Howev- many of us overload the electrical er, problems developed on Tuesday systems in our homes what with aU before Thanksgiving and she had to those Christmas lights. Do be carebe re~ U! the <;olumbus h~i- ful about that. You know if you tal: She s m mtens1ve care and.1so- have a f1te it's awfully difficult to lation. However, cards 10 Umver- keep smiling. sity Hospitals, 410 West lOth Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43210-1228 will reaeh her. F~ Baumgardner? . ALL LIZ CLAIBORNE SPORTSWEAR · Family Planning It Makes Sense••• Meigs County ·Bookmobile schedule Costas isn't returning to show Beat of the Bend... unkempt, unsavory siblings, make a first-time-ever ·visit to Sunday School the same day pageant plans get underway. They come for anolhet motive but get interested in the play and want parts, especially the roles of Mazy, Jo9CJ!h and the Angel of the Lord. For a various reasons they get (hem, but soon Grace is in hot water. The town can' t imagine the cigar-smoking Imogene Herdman as Mary or the pageant with any Herdman, for that matter. ' The Christmas Spirit is born in Imogene first but finds fertile ground in just about everyone in the end. The townspeople see it really ·was the best Christmas pageant ever. The players aim to make lhe audience think so, 100. Tickets are available for $5 at Peddler's Pantry and the 'tllea= the night of each performance. For informatiQD call (614) 446-ARTS. · WIUTELEY G LIS - Superlatives are gelling overdone. So overdOne it'S hard to evaluate things nowadays. Take the play, ''The Best Christmas. Pageant Ever." Is it or isn't it? The 992·2104 YIIHS. RU'i'LUD SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF PENIAl ' LONG BOTI'OM - The Long Bottom United Methodist Church will host a Christmas canlala celebration, "The Glory of The Lord" ditected by Sue Matheny on Thursday ,r7 p.m. The public is invited. .iftBE year for the Outstanding Sporu Personality-Host and PenonalityAnalyst. "NFL Live• • won a SportsEmmy forbeststudioshow, LITCHFIELD, Conn. (AP) Bob Costas said he will not return asanchormanoftheEmmyAwardwinning " NFL Live" football show for a I Oth year next season. Costas, 40, said he wanted something more challenging than "reading the scores in three minutcs during the halftime." "I would like to do SOIJlething outside the normal snorts stories and 1ooli: at the issues,1• ·he said. ' Costas, who made his announcement at a Sports Booster Club dinner on Friday said the • ~islon was a mu~ one between him and NBC e~utives. . He won a Sports Emmy thiS . Wbero Bill becu Bill Clinton was born William Jelferson Blythe 3rd on Aq. Ill, UIU, In Ho~, Ark., the sou of William and .V1rgm1a Blythe. Blythe, a travellnc salesman, died in an auto accident before his son was born . His mother mamed Roger Clinton and several years Ia~. at age 16, Bill Blythe changed bil name to Bill Clinton. He attended Georgetown Unlvonity, Oxford University in England as a RbodesScholar, andYaleLawScllool. ,. 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The fesdval's Piper-Heidsieet Tribute ro Independent Vision is given to honor a filmmaker's erial· na1 voice and artistry, "His career exemplifies what the award is all about," said Catherine Schulman, lhe fcsaival's associate programmer. Pomeroy-Middleport Gllllpolls, Ott Point Plnunt, WV December' 1112 Commualty Calendar Items appear two daya before an ev•t and tile day Ill tot eveaL lte. . m.t be recelnd weD Ill adftllet to -.-e publk:atlon In the c:al~ endar. .. o.:ar two yean aao SUNDAY : POMEROY - SOLOS (Meigs County singles) will meet Sunday, 4-6 p.m. at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. "Dealing Wi.th the Stress of the f{olidays" will be the topic of discussion. > lor bli perfoomww;e u a slave wbp Mc'"""'' I IIOIIticlr in the Civil W• movie "Glory!' :. KANAUGA • A Bowling with Santa party will be held Sunday from 4{i p.m. at Skyline Lanes in Kanauga by the Xi Gamma Epsilon Chapter, Bela Sigma Phi Sorority. OPEN HOUSE WEEK · DEC. 7- DEC. 15 9 AM-5 PM DAILY Golden anniversary approaches BERYL AND LINDA WILSON CROWN CITY - James and Audrey Angel will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on Friday, Dec. 11. They were married Dec. 11, 1942 in Gallipolis, by Justice Qf the Peace Earl Moore. Wilson open house planned - Cemetary Cans and Baskets -Balloons -Fresh Poinsettias - Potted Norfolk Pine Trees - Silk Arrangements &: Corsages Moaday, Dec. 7 IOa.m:-Walldngclub 9 am. to 11:30 p.m. • TB tests (health department) 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. • Bead neck~~ ~~Q· . TB tests (health 1 p.m.T~~r;. Dec. s * *f *'f<" MASON JUSt I n * -·;~·~·· "'"' ~"'' rr.· r. ~~ _ JOT ChTIS• tTnaS .1. ~ ~ W t ENUF ACTIVEWEAR , ~ 10:30 am. · STOP/Exercise 10:30 a.m. • Bow-making class SWEAT SHORTS ~t!f/~~is!f~:::::ster for _ f STRIPED QUIGBY STYLE TOPS . 11 am .• Christmas wreath class }l 200/ ( A with Jurrie Reynolds; register for w Select Sweaters ,0 Off w t f class. Cosr is $5. 12:30 a.m. ·Video matinee Wednesday, Dec. !I 9 a.m. 10 11:30 p.m.- TB tests 10 a.m. - Walldng club Canceled.· Crochet'circle 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Adult Day Care available ~ Christmas Hours: !J.. -._\' Mon.-.Sat. 9:30.8:00; Sun. 1·5 , W I· -1 ~ SltT"' a'c. ~ ~~"' In the Llfayette Mall _· ~ · Downtown Gallipolis **•*"•E*•••*•**' UeS~'f a~~/.'m~·~~ristmas 10sale bske . lla.m.-Binhdaypany-Center , _ - - - -.Christmas dinner ~ I' · 90 Jackson Pike • Gallipolis, OH. OurBuslneaals Your Good HMith ... ~... JJ - ~ ~ ASSOmD ADULT I . PBIIAffliCS _FORMUlAS 'I ~~. · ' . I . Speakers include Dr. Robert Precheur, associate professor, v~­ etable crops, The Ohio State Umversity; Dr. Sally Miller, assistant professor. plant pathology, The Ohio State University; Carl Cantaluppi, associate agent, vegetable production, Piketon Research &: ~lttension Center; and Dr. Kelso Wessd, professor, egriculture economics, farm markets, The Ohio Sllte University. Cost will be $5 to defray costs of 110111e handouts llld a ~ and IIIIClwich IIIICh. Call the MeJII Of Washington County Extension Service to make reservations 'by Dee. I !FI~ J'F/WLL'Jl!Y -MTS RARE COIN COMPANY- ·eom.r lleo. If 0...,. IL, CWIIpolla, ()_H. (Tope'• Furniture Build.) HOURS: Mon. thru Thun. N; Fri. N; S.t. N · . 7. The meeting is qoordinated by the Ohio State University Coopeudve l!xta!slon Service. 1 Of'Etl TODAY ! 1.30 • ..... . .... ~'\.. I .t:iiiiiiiill :l-.-1 ~ r 399 24CT. •. I• !STORE COUPON I EXPIRES 12/311921 ••• ~ ... Faaair H~ , THEUPY.SERVICES AYAILAIU FOR: .-.... : ,I ollp II ~ Ewalllllllon oSpl ta""-gulge loNIIIII!fll •Aug-ilallYe CDRIIIIUniMiion oArtic:ulallon Dllordirl olanguagr'Oal.,ld ·• oAphMIIP 4tullrrlng oBraln lnJur.cl · ot IMrL..,.lmpelr.cl . • , ,• . • of'orrlan Dlah at oC:IIfl Plilll • oConlullllllon 50' -:-:.. and LANGUAGE SERVICES 1 VITAMINS, MINERALS OR iuP1"-EIIEN1rf •FREE IIODAV FJNAHCING -. ! ON ANY •FREE PARKINQ •FREEGIFTWRAPPIHG RJV'ER CI!'IIS SPEECH .' t . SAVE 50' ............. ....--..... ....... I POMEROY - First grade stu/ dents in seven Meigs County elementary Schools will receive a bciok enlitled "My Favorite Boot" provided lhroup Tho Amhlssador eo, and S)IOilSOrcd loc:ally by Home Nalional Bank, Racine, and ADdersons in Pomeroy. Children 'in Syracuse, Letart Falls, Portland, Racine, Chester, Ri~w, and Tuppers Plains will receiVe the books which illustrate the beauty of their world an<l the people who are in it, especially themselves. · ~~ ' .. ..... ......... OVER 10 STYLES OF DAYBEDS IN STOCK •WOODEN JENNY UND DAYBEDS •SWEOHEAIT DAYBEDS, wltlte wplllt •YIOORIAN WOOD DAYBEDS •WASHED DAY•DS •WHITE, BRASS w ALMOND DAYBEDS wltlt pare~l• acceati •IRASS wWHITE with Crystal Acalts •BLACK wltlt Brass'Acc..s eWHITE SWEETHEART DAYBED w1111 parcll•ltetm •WOODEN DAYIEDS II pile, _., or dleny •IROYHIU DAYBEDS. ~~M~M;I;,~~.~:;~;H;:~::::::::~r=~~~--~~~-~-~, -llroloi.I:S0-5 a... ...... n.n. .......__ _.... , ~~ ~ 'fil Hllll'p . . . . . ~ w, •••,...,au Sk.:..... RUTLAND FURNITURE .. :·742·22.11 W.,.,.. "We lfm• ..., lUll S1IEET -IIIRID, OliO 1•10NI7•121_7 OF GALLIPOLIS ON THE FRENCH SQUARE ~14 SECOND AVENUE • GALLIPOLIS, OHIO'· OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 8 P.M. SUNDAYS 'TIL 5 P.M• ONE WEEK ONLY! First graders to receive books - -- - ---- ----- - --- ~ -- --- -- ~CQJl.ISI'IJOg{S 178 COATS COMTUX. oiiEGULAR ••r 'lltla hyW '-t li 1U. b •HerMie I!Hititlll lttd,.._ II' 1-1 tHI!. It wltiP Mlflrlll, piUew ....., CIWtrllt; till 11a• ....... lilt. 00 . lllfor S AFTER CHRISTMAS PRICES! There is no cure for the common cold. Nonprescription medicines may be jUJr as helpful as prescriprion medicines. Nonpre• · scription medicines have ingredicnm which decrease cold symp1:01115 such as runny nose,, nasal congestion, Sneezing, watery eyes, cough, o.r sore rhroat. Depending on symproms, some products should be IIIQre beneficial" than others. Ask your Family Phannacist to help select a product that is best based on specific symptoms - a product that contains no unneeded ingredients. I c- CUlM • SnLE • CWS • ELEIAIICE at . The Common Cold •WE OFFER A WONDERFUL SELECTION OF 14K GOLD AND PRECIOUS STONES AT VERY • • PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE! • Stop at Acquisitions Fine Jewelry and be surprised! .-~a=u=u~ .•:.=a:-:ru=•=•=•,:,::a:E;.~ ·•: ftll PLICift SliP nR . DIYBIDI • '·· Vinton, whoM! beat-known hit was "Blue Vdvet," said Thunday that he planned to build a 2,000- ~ seat theala' across from lhe Grand • Palace on Branson's Country : Music Boulevard. : ·vinton said the Blue Velvet· Theater _would open in June 1993. • : RACINE - The vegetable grow- "This opens the ·door for an argument that true roommates, not even boyfriend-girlfriend, could end up with the same results," said Ray's lawyer, Daniel Berkes. Ms. Walsh and her two sons moved into Ray's home after they met in 1979. Ray's two children stayed in the home half the time. Ms. Walsh· bought groceries. Ray made mongage payments and paid utility bills. They had separate bank accounts. . $$$ AT F,AMILY PHARMACY.$$$ 1 , RACINE · The vegetable grower's winter meetin~ll be held Wednesday, Dec. 9 9:3.0 am. to 2:30 p.m. at the' American LegiCIII Hall Po$1 N602, Sixth Street RACINE - Racine Council will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at council chainbers at Star Mill Park. BRANSON, Mo. (AP) Bobby Vintoo is adding a lillie bl.ue • velvet 10 the western motif in this • booming oounll'y music town. Court says man must pay live-in ·girlfriend for housekeeping ·AGAINST WINTER COl De . J J Meeting set CHESTER • Chester PTO will meet Monday in the school cafete- ; ria. All parents and teachers are invited. LOTTRIDGE • Smorgasbord dinner, Lottridge Community Center, Sunday, noon to 1:30 p.m. Cost is SS for adults and $2.50 for chil· dren under 12. Public invited. ~~~ .. REEDSVILLE • Olive Township Trustees will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Shade River State Forestcy Building.. Bobby Vinton to build j 2,000-seat theater ~ er' s winter meeting sponsored by the Ohio Stale University and Meip/Washington County ExleR· sion Services wiU be held on Wednesday from 9:30a.m. to :Z:30 p.m. at the Racine American Legion Hall. Then: will be a $5 foe to help defray costs of handouts and to provide a soup and sandwich lunch. Reservations by Monday at the Mc:lss County Extension ·OffiCe, 992-6696. FLATROCK, W.VA. • The TUPPERS PLA~S - Orange Spencers, a gospel. music family from Mansfield, will perform at the Township TrUstees will meet MonGood Shepherd United Methodist day at 7:30 p.m. at the home of the Church in t:lall'OCk, W.Va. on Sun- clerk, Patty Calaway. day at2p.m. TUESDAY POMEROY • Ohio Eta Phi POMEROY • Revival at HillChapter, Beta Si~ Phi Sorority, side Baptist Church, Sunday will have its Christmas party Tuesthrough Wedllesday, 6 p.m. night· day at 6:30 p.m. at the home of . . ly. Dr. Kenny McComas, guest Charlene Hoeflich, sponsor. Bring preacher. Doug McComas, music:al money for the catered dinner: · evangelisL Special singing nightly. Rev. James R. Acree Sr. invites the There will also be a gift and ornament exchange. Members who . public. have not paid dues are encouraged to do so. . POMEROY - A quartet from God's Bible School w1ll perform at RACINE - Racine Lodge 461 Calvary Pilgrim Chapel Sunday at F&AM will meet Tuesday at 7:30 7:30 p.m. Rev. Victor Roush p.m. for installation of officers. invites the public. LETART FALLS • The Letart Speci•llzlna -. Prompt, Pro...ol~!_~lion 8ervlce _..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.':'*"'""\ -....... Do J'OU think.all \ t' liIDe j 8 Ne_.. 1 - • j _. ~ IS U•~~t · TOO CtAr CO~ftENSJVE•. . · . 10 a.m~~::.r!d~,~~ J IOa.m.tonoon-Artclass 1-3 t~.m .• Craft class; yule•log class with Jurrie Reynolds; register • for class; cost is $S. 6 Menus consist of: ~ Monday: Beef barbecue, tater tots, Iimas and·com, bun, cole slaw, tapioca pudding. J Tuesday - Creamed chipped l beef, buttered peas, tossed salad,~ biscuits, sherbet Wednesday- Shepherd's pie, · whipped jlOtatDes. Brussel sprouts, , bread, fnnt cup. . if Thursday • Ham, Au Gratin potatoes, green beans, cole slaw, cranberry sauce, rolls, cream pie. , Friday - Chicken and noodles ~~ with mushrooms, broccoli, cornbread, sliced pineapple. Make reservations by calling • 446-7000 before 9 am. on lhe day J SAlE STARTS TODAY: ENDS 12/8/92 .1. 'I' NEW GUESS SWEAT SHIRTS RACINE.- Racine Chapter No. 134, OES, installation of officers, Monday, 7:30 p.m. Members bring salads Of sandwiches.. RAVENSWOOD, W.VA.· The Christmas party of the River Valley Mr. Houck rclired from farming Herba!:ists will be Tuesday at Jan . and th~ Gallia County Department Gerhold's farm. Meet at 6:30 p.m. of Highways, while Mrs. Houck at the shopping plaza in retired from Holzer Hosoital. Ravenswood, W.Va. Bring finger POMEROY - Christmas Open foods, cookies for exchange (tl1ree HQuse at the Meigs Comuy Muse-· per bag, four bags) and a wrapped um will be Sunday from 12:30- herbal ornament with a $5 value. 4:30p.m. POMEROY· Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, RACINE • Racine Chapter No. and the Eight and Forty will have a 134, OES, practice for installation, combined Christmas dinner party Sunday, 4 p.m •. Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Crow's POMEROY - A Christmas can- Restaurarit. There will be a $5 gift tata, under the direction of Sue exchange and members are rememMatheny, wiD be presented Sunday ber to take a gift a local cystic at 7:30p.m. at the Mt. Hermon fibrosis child. United Brethren Cburch, off Texas WEDNESDAY Road, near Chester. POMEROY • Pomeroy Mer' chants Association will meet MONDAY PAGEYILLE - Scipio Town- Wednesday at8:30 a.m. in the conship Trustees will meet Monday at ference room of Bank One. Offi· ·6:30 p.m. at the Pageville Town- cers will be elected. All members attend. hall. GALLIPOLIS • The November meeling of the GFWC/OFWC Gallipolis Junior Woman's Club was held at St. Peter's Episcopal S::hwch Nov. 2, with the home life (l~partment, chaired by Lana Nichols, serving as hostesses. · : All members attending the meeting brought c:mned goods and personal care items for the Home :r.ife Department's projector donal· Jng these items to the needy and Serenity House. •• After lhe ice breaker game, the ~eeting was called to order and an Jnspirational message given by chaplain Lauren Demars. The Pledge of Allegiance and Junior !'ledge were recited by all members. :'• inttilduced Sandy John·--'··-·Nichols . . . -· --~--------------~.~ ~w ....,.. They have 10 grandchildren, two step-grandchildren, and 12 great· grandchildren. . The couple enjoyed "farm life in Gallia County until retiring to their present hQnle in 1986. Township TIIIStees will meet Monday at 7.p.m. at the office building. Gallipolis Junior Woman's Club ._members give committee reports - Wreaths, Swags &Gift Items Seniors' schedule announced "'i??< NEW ALBANY • Lee and Nellie (Shaw) Houck of New Albany, formerly of Gallipolis, will celebrate their 65th wedding anniverSary on Dec. 10. They were m!lfried in Gallia County Dec:. 10, 1927. . They are the parents of Virginia . Trotter and Ray Houck of Columbus, Wanda Cavinee of Gahanna, and Robert Houck of New Albany. - Monument Sprays · - Fresh Arrangements '15.95 &: Up They are the parents of four daughters, Judy Waugh, Joy Clary, Joann Swain, and}ill Preece, all of Crown City. They h4ve seven grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Rutland lighting contest set W.,.,.....,.... Couple to celebrate 65 years - Grave Blankets REEDSVILLE • Beryl" and Russell Lowther. Linda Wilson will celebrate their Wilson is the son of Beryl and 25th wedding anniversary with an Virginia Wilson, Vfilliamstown, open house reception on Dec. 13 W.Va. Mrs. W1lson IS the daughter · from 2-4 p.m. at their Reedsville · of Bernard and Hilda Stanley, home. · Jensen Beach, Fla. The event is being hosted by . They are the parents of three . R~AND : ~ Christm~ home . p.m. No registrBtion is required (Of fatnily and friends. children: Todd of MansfPCid; Aaron The couple was married Dec. 9, of Athens; and Jaime of Reedsville. hghung contest will be held m Rut• the contest which is open to all res1967 at the First Methodist Church The couple requests that gifts be land again this year. Sponsor wil! idents in the village. be the Rutland Friemlly Gardeners. :Susin~ses are encouraged to in Sistersville, W.Va. by the Rev. omitted Three clasf!C~ will be included · ·~ecorate and have their displays - overall religtous, overall secu- hghted also, although they will not Jar, and lighted doorway, residen- be judged. . · · · lial only. The judging will take Prizes will be awarded in three ' GALLIPOLIS - The foUowing you wish to auend. . place on Dec. 18 between 6 and 9 places in each categOty. are activities and menus for Dec. 711 at the Gallia COlDity Senicr Citi- 11•....._..~$. >!d!.N;f«1lt~$...... $....L-ll.: zen'sCenter,220J~Pike. MR. and MRS. LEE (NELLIE) HOUCK - DOOR PRIZES - . MR. and MRS. JAMES (AUDREY) ANGEL • Meigs County calendar of eve~~s "He liM c:boaen Jllllaill with polidve IIJilio.pllilic OIM!IN!I, llld_; with a stron1 10tial conscience. : With 'Malcol!!! X,' bo portrayed . IOIDCUlC wilb irW"'pendml vilicm.n she llld Thunday. The· fosdval in Park City npiS' Jan. 21-31. • W•hinston, 37, won tho sup-. porting-act« sundly nmes SenUnel Plge 87- . DIIU LOB, M•., CCC.JLP ~...... An. . . ..... ~t44t Dec. 5 to 13 INVitED INCLUDES Tch LISA'S 751 E. State St. II•••• Mall 61.592·5329 OPEN HOUSE: Sunday, Dec. 6th ' 12:0o-5:00 . · Stor...,.. Speefllls . ALL UNIFORMS, SHOES, ACCESSORIES••• ....... 2·5%·40% ALL WEATHERS By LONDON FOG WOOLS...WASHABLES PANT COATS... LONG COATS MISSV••PETITE••PLUS SIZES 33 to 40°/o OFF NEW ARRIVALS! ' ALL I V Y SPORTSWUR DON'T MISS THIS ...... 20%·40% BIGGEST -MYO. .Y M1ppy Helltl•f• . .... ,. • ••• • .....1, • A•• • LH A•.. • ..__.·. sa 11 asl r: ••••I COAT SALE OF THE V.EAR! .. /. �• :1111~ December 6, 1112 18 SUnday Tlmee Sentinel . Gallia County calendar of.events · SUDday, Dec. 6 . FLATROCK, W.Va. - The BID . WELL - The Short Fam~y Spencers, a southml gospel music S,~g~ w~l be at I rospect Ba)lllst famil~, <!f Mansfield will be un: • 7.30 P:m. Everyone wei· appeanng m concert at Good Sbepherd United MCI.hodist t:;h~h ~ 2 . come. p.m. Rev. R. C. Brownmg IRVlleS GALIJh. ~,:; - Rev. Richard everyone. Graham will be preaching at Belh· lehem Church, Rocky Fort, of SR GALLIPOLIS - The Mountain 218. Services at 7 p.m. Everyone Top Gospel Singers will be singing welcome. and evan~list Paul Chapman will be preachmg at The Church of God GALLIPOLIS - Rev. Grover G. of Prophecy, 0 . J. White Road, m7 . TllrJler and Minister William C. p.m. Everyone welcome. Ward will be the speakers at Mor· gan·Bethel Missuinary Baptist CENTENARY • The Stapleton Church. S\llldaY School at 10 a.m.; Family Singers will be at Cenie· worship service at II a.m. Every- nary United Christian Church, 'J one welcome. p.m. Rev. Donnie Johnson will be preaching. . GALLIPOLIS - Gary Warner will be preaching at Mina Chapel GALLIPOLIS - Calvary ChrisChurch, Neighborhopd Rd., at 7 tian Center will hold revival ser· p.m. vices Dec. 6-9. Weekday services, 7 p.m.; Sunday services, 6 p.m. POINT PLEASANT - Narcotics Evangelist will be Rev. Charles Anonymous Tri County Group CarpenterofPadrersbwg, W.Va. meeting, 611 Viand Street, (use side entrance), basement, at 7:30 Monday, Dec. 7 p..m. Held every Sunday. 0.-\t.!-,_tl'QI,_I_~ _- .O!Illia Salon C 162, Ei&ht.t amual Portr. will hold its ChriBimas llinns'/party at 6 p.m. at Oilmole's in l"omcrW· PORTER - "'n Fire for God" Crus-.le, 7:30p.m. at the home r:J. Rev. Harry Fannin, 14101, State Route 141. GALLIPOLIS· Last meeting for the 1992 Friends of Bossard Memorill Library will be held at 7 p.m .. iii_ tho library. AU members are 1nvtted and to help plan for 1993. ....... '· GALLIPOLIS • GFWC/OFWC Gallipolis Junior Woman's Club meeting at St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Ice breaker and social to precede 7~ 1S p.m. business meetlllg. Bring C~ristmas wrappi~g paper, IIIJIO, SCIISOI'S, oouunent gift exchanged, secret sis Cbristmas gift and I snack. GALLIPOLIS - American Can- cer Society ~IIJlPM Group of Gal- lia COIDity Umt meeting,. ~ p.m. at New Life Lulheran_qh~h. GALLIPOLIS • Narcotics . AIIOIJYIIIOWI 11111 For Toda Group meetiDJ, 7 p.m., at Gr•:! United . YORKVILLE, Ill. (AP) menlllast week. Classmllc Travis Methoiliat Church Usc Cedar ~lldiation treatment for leukemia Busch then came up widl die ~-­ Street 111nnce. ' soon may cost Mark Lowry his shaving idea, but cleared it willa hair, but bil blid bead WOII't stand .Mark finL ·- -- · - out in tho classrooms at Cross T~dy,Dee.8 Lutheran School. Wilen lbo achool's IS other sev· n GALLIPO~- Oallia County enthand eighth-grade boys r District LibrwY Bolnl of Trustees . meeting, 5 p.m. at BossardLibrary. learned that Mark, 13, would underao the chemotherapy they GALLIPOLiS: Gallia Countr. decidid to have lheir own beads - Extension Homemaker's Councd sh4ved in a show of support meetina at the First fresbyterian By;tbunday,only~oflhe 16' Church. HolidaY bszalr at 10 a.m.; .weren t bald. One, Robert Erict- 1 mating holiday shoes at 10:30 son, was waiting for the wecltcnd a.m.; poduck at nooo; IXU8fBlTI: "If for his,clipping. The olher was you price it, what's it Wonh'l"; auc- Mart, who came home WedneSday tion at 2-p.rn. Every homemaker from the hospitll with a full head welcome. of hair. "It probably won~t be for loog, though," he slid. "And my dad might cut my hair 80 I loolt like the ICSl of lhe guys.'' Mart, an ci&hlh·gradez, learned only reca~tly that he had leukemia, ar d started chemotherapy treat- _. • Mar-T. Brown 5 pass from catcheS for 1119 yards. Last week Donnan (D. Merrick kick) against Eastern Kentucky, he MTS-Dunson 1 run (Holcomb · i caupt 10 passes for 188 yards and pass to Lyons) two touchdowns, and returned a A-14,011 punt 71 yards for a third score. By JOHN RABY I;>Qnnan completed 13 of 22 . HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) passes for 246 yards and one illter- Team statistics - Reserve Todd Doqnan threw ception. three t.ouchdown passes to Troy Payton scored on a six·yaid DepartmentMTSMU Brown as Marshall beat. Middle bootleg on Marshall's fli'St posses· First downs 13 22 Tennessee State 35·21 in a Divi· sion of the game and fullback Rush aiL-yds.34-20846-163 sion l·AA quarterfmal Saturday. Glenn Pedro scored from three Passing yards 144 294 · Sixth-ranked Marshall (10-3) yards out early in the second quar- Return yards 13 46 will host ti semifinal game next ter to put Marshall ahead 14-7. Comp.·llt 0-3016-28 Saturday. Fourth-ranted Middle Freshman running back · Interceptions thrown3 I Brigham Lyons s~orcd on an 81· Sacked-yards Iosa-143-19 TcimesseeStatefmishad 10-3. Donnan took·over after Michael yard run in the fii'St quarter. Tight Punting 6-344-44 Payton twisted his left knee with end Steve Dart caught a 31-yard Fumbles-lost 3-0 2-1 7:13 left in -lhe first quarter. Payton, touchdown pass from Kelly Hoi- Penalties,yards6-S05-30 the Soulhem Conference's all-time comb in the fourth quarter and Pmsession time26:0333:57 passing leader, did not return in the Walter Dunson added a one-yard cootest · · . touchdown run in the fourlh quarter Statistical leaders He didn't need to. for Middle Tennessee State. Donnan and Brown combined QUIU'ter 1ota1s RUSIDNG-Middle Tenn. St., ~ a 45-yard touchdown pass play Middle Tenn. St ...? 0 0 14- 21 Lyons 7-107, Dunson 16-66, Crowwith five minutes left un'til half- Marshall ...............714 7 7- 35 der 4-34, Holcomb 6-1, Mimms 1time. Brown went high for an un0. Marshall, Pedro 24-116, Hatchderthrown pass between two de- Scoring summary en 11-59, Payton S-2, Parter 1-1, fenders on the five-yard line and T. Brown 1-(minus-1), Donnan 4· slipped into the end zone to give Mar.:...Paytoo 6 rw\ (D. Merrick -(minu,s-14). lhe Thunderin_g Hcrth 21-? lead. . tick) PASSING-Middle Tenn. S,t., Donnan hn Brown w1th a 1~MTS-Lyons 81 run (Petrelli Holcomb 10-30-1·144. Marshall, yard touchdown pass on Marsliall s kic~) Paytoo 3-5-0-48, Donnan 13-23-3ftrst -pos~ssion of lhe second half . Mar-Pedro 3. run (D. Mf rrick 246. . . to_ mate 1t 28-7. Donnan connected kid) , RECEIVING-Middle Tenn. Wllh ~rown on three J?8SSCS for 72 Mar-T. Brown 4 5 pass from Sl., Dunson 3-36, Parks 2-27, yards m lhe 98-yard drive. Donnan (D Merrick kick) Crowder 2-6, Simpson 1-37, Dart Donnan_later_capped a 17-play, Mar-T. Brown 13 pass from 1-31, Watkins 1-7. Marshall, T. HANDFUL OF JERSEY ..:... Navy tailback _ 80-yard drive :ov11h a five-yard TD Donnan (D. Merrick kick) _ BroWn 8-189, Bartrum 5·50, Duke Ingraham (wltb ball) rushes ror exira , toss to Bro~ ~ the f~l~Jtt!l q~r. MTS-Dart 31 pus from Hoi· Carter 2·50, Pedro 1·5. yards before being brouaht down by Army's Brown fmtshed with e1ght comb (kickfaile!l) . Chris Koebinzld (78) in the rm quarter or Sat· • Christmas Celebrations me The joy of yuletide season is captured in adorable new PREOOUS MOMENTS ~~- RED RIBBON CAMPAIGN • Pat Thoma and Ellen Rought, both or the Meigs County .Chapter or Mothers Against Drunk Driving1 -presented a brier program on this year's Rea Ribbon Campaign of MADD, ''Be Alcohol Free Before You TUrll the Key" at Pomeroy Elementary on Thursday afternoon. 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Southern Cal did not were last y.ear.~ · Ayers sai · tlueo-pointer. hit double figures until Glenn hit a · "We're just concerned about get,. After 31 years, 1 can deal wilh threC·JK:!inter _at lhe 7:36 mark to ting better and being ready for the this realistically," Ravelins said mateu23-ll. conference season-" . Satuday after his Trojans had been After Tom Brandewie hit a 12- · Southern Cal hosts Gonzaga bealen 73-56 by Ohio State. . .foot jumper to put Ohio State ahead Monday, while Ohio State enter- . -- "I'D stay Willi my plan of being 48~19 at the outset of the second tains Bowling OreCII Saturday. patient, poised 8llil positive.•• · half, the Trojans ran off the next 13 John CarroD 9:Z, Marietta 80 But lhat was hard to do after his points - seven by Glenn - to At Marieua, Ohio; John Bufford team managed to shoot just 26 per- draw to 48-32: with 34 poinllled John CarroU in a cent, while amassing 17 turnovers A three-pomt field goal and two 92-80 victory Saturday over Marlin falliDg behing 46-19 at the half. · . free lhrows by ~u cut the lead etta as both teams opened Ohio A team lhat lives by lhe three- to 60-48 by the 5.57 ~.the clos- Conference play. · · point shot, Soulhem Cal mustered est it had been since the 7:36 nuut Shannon Vickers put in 20 juSt10 of 28 for the game. of the first half. But then Ske!ton points and David Tucker had 11 for "I wish.we could've played a _ hit a dee-point shot from the nght the Blue Streab (3-2). Jeff Cald· liltle ~!M:~ Raveling S@l!t:•we c';lmer and, after f!Cshman Greg weD (Southen '88) with 31, Dave dug ourselves into a hole. 1 don't S!mpaon stole lhe t!'bounds pass, Wattl with 16 and Curt Plummer think we're as bad as we played in btl anOther ~-pom!Cf from the with 11 were the top scorers for lhe that first half or as bad as we top of the key to make It 66-48. Pioneers (0-4). played in lhe game." "That took them out of the Marietta's only' lead was 2-0 at Jamie Skelton came off the game," said Skelton. "They were · the stan of the game. John Carroll bench to score a career-high 20 shooting those three-pointers and went up 42-37 at halftime and bad . poinll and staved off a mild South· we.wae g_euing down on ourselves a 6-0 run early in the second half to em Cal rally with back-to-bact a httle bu. But after those two stmdl its advantage to 56-45 wid1 three-point baskets as Ohio State threes, they were sort of out of the 13:02to Play. · picked up ill second straight win of ' game." · The Blue Slleats held a 54-29 the season. Southern Cal fi!'ished with 24 · ed$e off the boalds. Tucker was "Jamie's fearless," said Ohio turnOvers. The TroJanS were 18 of thetrreboullclinglcadcrwith 12. State coach Randy Ayers. "But he 56 from the field. for .32 percent, 59, KnJOD44 came here out of.higb schoollhat including 10 of 28 (36 percent) · At Gambier, Ohio, Kevin Frye : way. He's not afraid to shoot the frolll three-point range. Ohio State scored 19 points Saturday in Deni. ball." hit 28 of 53 sbots from lhe f!Cld for 80n' s 59-44 North Coast Confer, Ravelin~t sai.d:· "I was very 53_percenl and 7 of 11 on three· encoviclllryoverKcnyon. · imprased With him. He gave them pomten (59 percent). . Brian Malinowski added 14 iliellleadcrslii'P on the floor...,A_e the teams bad metmLosAnge· poinll for the Bi& Rod (3-0 overall1 lot of guys stan runnillg and biding · les a year ago, wilh Southern Cal 2-0 in the confC(CDCO). Jamie Har· . from the ball, but be liad an '- winning 79-T1 in overtime in a bat- less scored 14 and My lin Jobnaoo · imm~~~seamountoftalenL" tie of nationally ranked squads. But 11 forlhel..ords (2·3,0-1). Lawrence Funderburke "added , the Trojans lost three starteQl from Deniaon led 2S-22 at halflime 16 poinll and Alex Davis bad 11 i last )'Cit'S NCAA llliDIUIIIICnt team and pulled away in the second half, for Ohio State. P11i1 Glenn-led lhe and Ohio SIIIC lost fOW: from a ~ when it held Kenyon to a 20 per· ,Trojans wilh 16 poinll and Dwayne 6 team that won the Bq Ten title cent shoocing mark from tile floor ,as the Lords made 1ix of 30 field soal attem,Pts. 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Each limited edition ornament is handcrafted in intrl·. cate detail to trim your tree In style. Section_C -M arshall beats MTSU ·35-21 in 1-AA playoffs "Babr'• Flnt ChtU<nw' 0 ~intes- i'tntin:tl Sports Boys show support for :Leu~emia-stricken . friend H~FCOURT STAREDO~- Oklo State'a l••le Skeltoa ....,.. tiowll Soulllera Cal'• Dalllalae PowiiJ at llaJc:Gart dllliq the ftnt ilall fll Saturday'• s- Ia CO!umb111, Oldo. wtaere the Back· e,_aiiOiclled a 73·56 victory. (AP) . ' ' 'I 0 urday's inter-service riv•lry In Pbillldelpbla'• Veterans Stadium, where the Cadets - 25-24. (AP) Malcom's field goal helps Army slip past Navy 25.-24 to : Pim.ADELPHIA (AP) _ Pat· mon Malcom's 49-yard tJCld goal with 12 seconds left lifted Army to a 25-24 victory Saturday in the 93rd Army-Navy game Malcom's field goai capped an improbable 17-poinl comebilct.by lhe Cwu, who evened the historic series at43-43•7. An Army punt downed just outside the end zone turned out to be crucial for lhe .Cadets (5-6). Brian Ellis subbing for Injured Navy quarterback Jason Van Matre, couldn't move the Middies (1·10) and Navy had to punt from its end zone · hnay, down 24-22, got the ball at the Navy 32 wilh 2:15 to play, and Malcom tried a 44-yard field goal. Army players jubilantly sig· naled it was good. But Army was called for a delay of game, 80 Mal· com tried again five yards farlher out, giving Army die win. It_was Malcom'~__longest field -goal of his career. His previous Youngstown State advanced llie best was 46 yards against Duk!~ in semifinals of the 1-AA playoffc, 1990. beating The ~itadel42-17 SaturDuke Ingraham had ~ ~o day. . touchdowns as Navy, showmg tts The seventh-ranked Pengums best scoring punch of the season, (10·2-1) now meet the winner of app.eared_ headed for its second the Northeni Iowa·Mcl':'eese State straight wm over lhe Cadets. . game played ~y niaht . Ala~~ Florida 21 Tbe Citadel, tied for No. 1 m die At Gamesv11le, Fla., Alabama I·AA class, suffen:d ill worst loss l:)roke a 21-21 tie wilh an in~ ' of the year in ending 11-2. . lion ~tum _for a touchdown in d!e Youngstown State used, Ill mus· last four mmutes of lhe SoutheaSt- cle up front - the Pengwns averern Conference champiC?nsh.ip aged 5.0 po_unds more a~ oo the game to record !he seven-~ vt~- oirenSI~e b~- to pound out 463 tory and the fust champiOnShip yards, mcluding 21 plays of at least under lhe twO-division format. 10 yards. ~interception~ one of ty;o . The Citadel finished with 333 the Crimson 'l"llle got from Flonda yards. . quarterback Shane MatthewsThe Penguins Jed 21·7 at_~ was lhe first turnOVer of lhe game. half, but the Bulldogs Jllll!od wltii!D Yt'9npfmln St. 41 four ~n Everette .Sands ~3-yaid ne Cltadel17 run Wllh 5:34 ~ft ~ the third ~At Charleston, S.C., Tamron od _and _Jeff Tnnh s 32-yard IJCld Smilh nashcd for 191 ~and two goal 2:03 into lhe final period. touchdowns liS defendmg champ · In Dt-vistonl state chll;mpionship game, Cleveland St. Ignatius p.osts 24-14 victory over Cincinnati St. Xavier· By CHUCK MELVIN CANTON, Ohio (AP) - Back .them up against a wall and the St Ignatius Wildclls get very feisty. For the fourth time 1n the last five years, the Cleveland school trailed at halftime of the state Divi· ;sion I championship same but ,came back to win, belling cincin;nati St Xavier 24-14 Saturday. •'We know we have the ability to come bact. Because we have lhat ability, we never stop believing,'' slid junior Eric Haddad, who ran for two touchdowns and Bet up the clinching score by gaining 68 yards on a fourth-quarter screen pass from junior Scott Mutryn. Haddad ran five yards nearly untouched for tbe game's first score midway throush tho first quarter, lhen pot lhe Wildcats (140) ahead for good at 17-14 with a fciur-~ burst in lhe 1hird quarter. His 68-yard reception got St. Ignatius out of a second-and-27 hole at its own 11 In the fourth quarter and set up Mulryn's clinch· ing 23-y_ard touchdown poss to Dan Ward ~lh 7:28to play. ._ "That screen was a great play," Wildcat coach Chuck Kyle said. "Eric made great cull and broke out into the cu.'' St Ignatius bas woo 20 straight games since losing to Lakewood SL Edward in lhe Cighth game last seasoo It won 111te tides in 1988, '89, '91 and '92. In each of diOie title pmes, the Wildcatl wm~ behind at the halfto Cincinnati Princeton, Cincinnati Moeller, Centerville and St. Xavier. "We were very bnsieesslike at halftime,'' Kyle said. "We had to dig alittle dcqler this time. We bad to make some adjuslmenll oo their passing l'b"k " Kyle slid the team dedicated lhis 8II8SOII to longtime St lgnadus foolball and bukelblll COICb John Wirtz, wbo )lllaod away just before "tbe 8II8SOII begin. "He's the one who started this whole thing,' • said Kyle, in his 1Olh year as the Wildcats' head coach. St. Xavier (13-1) led 14-10 at halftime on a pair of long touch- down receptions by senior Scou Sollmann. He took a shovel pass from Jamie Doxsey and turned it into a 68-yard touchdown ia the fust QUarter, then caught a 26-~ touclidown pass from Dommie Cafeo shortly before~Doxsey left in the first half· because of a sprained right hand and returned only for a couple of option plays in the fourth quarter. Doxsey completed 3 of S passes fer ~~ards before geUing hurt, ind, eo, alao a senior, completed 4 of 15 for 101 yards. - Mutryn completed 9 of 22 ·pass· es for 229 yards. . The Boolbers, wbo also lost running bact Kevin Rilla' to a separated shoulder, gained just 42 yards ill lhe IIICOIId half. '.'Losing our two speed guys """"' that toot away a big part of 0111'· offense,'' St Xavier coach Steve Rasso slid. "They were ganging up on SoUmann, aild that foroed us to go to more of a passinjt game. We geaerally' only thrt5w fO or 12 passes a pme.'' In DiJiision W state title bout, · - CAPE tops Warren Kennedy 17~16. By CHUCK MELVIN NEW YORK (AP) - Kirby MASSILLON, (AP)Puckett isn't leaving Minnesota, Rasbawn Byrd and Ohio JUIII Smilh no not for all the millions he was for touchdowns as CAPE built a oftered. 17..0 fust-half lead and held oo to The seven-time Ali•Star agreed bell defending cbampioD Warren Friday to a $30 million, five-year Kennedy 17·16 for lhe ~vision IV contract wilh lhe Twins, the ICC· state champiooship Saturday. ond·richest deal in baaeblll hiAary. CAPE -lhe Cincinnati AcadoAnd it wasn't even close to what he my of Physical Edcuation - won could have gotten. its third state title, bavlns won in "If it was lhe numbers, I woulcl Divisioo IV in 1985 and Division not be here because I had more m in 1986. It wu lhe Division m Iumt;ve offers elsewhere,'' Puck· : runner-up to Mentor Lake Calbolic ott said. "But llhought about my last year. ' family. I didn 'I only think about Warren Kennedy (12·2) woo lhe baseball. . . - ·. Division IV title last·year and was to make ill?-8. Paolucci, the Division IV· blck anmner·IIJlin 1989. of the year, added a 34-yard toucll.CAPB (12-1) dominated most of down filii widl nine minutes left in . the lint half, ICOI'inl on Smilh's 4· lhe game, but lho point-after ld!;t, · yarcl rua in the first quarter and failed. KeMedy !hen drove to' tllo Byrd's 37-yard run and. a 39-yard 30-rard line wilh 2:36 left field aoalq ...!~.J.Robcrt .-Allen in the before stalling on downs. · seconil a~~~aBocauselhe~nstilll~ But that was It for the CAPE offense. Byrd ran for 94 yards in by three, Smilh, their ~ the first haff and filiishod wllh 108. was able to run backwards 28 yards . Kenned)', meanwhile, scored and take a safety with five :tee:"~ jllll before halftime on • 31-yard left ralher than risk a fourth-do¥~ .. pass from Guy Esposito to Tom punt Paolucci gained 110 yards 00 n. •Paolucci, and tho same tWQ con· 'CMI'ies. ' . ·nectcd on a twQ,point conversion em �.. • - -sunday nmes Sentinel - Pomeroy Middleport o.lllpolls; QH Point Pl. . .nt, wv .. December 6,1992 December ·s, 1982 r,z•ge• .1. Marietta survives late River Valley.comeback to win 78-74 _- By G. SPENCER OSBORNE inary contest, held ofr"being n.• Sell~ Stair _ outscored ~n lhe final quarte~ to CHESHIRE -River Valley's beallhc Raiders 78-74 Fnday rught fii'St-ev=s· varsi!y- bultelhall in the seasQn opener for bl!th -g~ . . ~ dclub,leheader foa- toams. tunn& -bitlllg flftlshes, but die • "We let diem get awal' from us ~ Tigen, llpp8J'elldy teqring in lhe lhird quarter," sa1d Raider m mind, tbo hard~ lencd_ by ·boss Mite Jer¥ns of his c'!lfg~, . pomts m lhc Marietlll reserves m the !Xdim· who were behmd by C" tandin lhe lul minute of that bef~ age S gs the Raiders kind l!f for SEO, oppoamll many a Cisr break !bat more o&n than not produced~ If field.goal shooting alope de· termined bow well River Valley ~ have. done ia die early gomg, lhe Rai~ would have had lhe lead, considering lhlllbey lhot 7 for 16 after .missing their fust four shots of die game and Marietta tbo ftoor that real the it 7 (AIIga-) 'team W L fjn~_ County .... 1 o M&rieua ............... l 0 theapmte .........0 0 - P OP 57 45 78 74 0 0 o o o 0 o o . · Fairl;and_. ..............0 0 tiaJhpoiis .............o ~Jd ...........o -!-ogan ..................0 l'oitsmouth . ....,....o foint PleasanL.....o ~ ..............0 lti- Valley ........0 Wheelersburg ......o o o 0 o o 1 74 1 74 1 61 Jacksc!n ................o 1 41 (Ubens .................0 I 51 Warren Loc:al ......o 1 so : (SEOAL VARSITV) W L P 'feam o , Oallipolis .............o o Marietta ...............o o o ~ ..................0 Warren Local ......o Jac:tson ................o Athens .................o 0 0 o o o 0 o o o o: o o .'tOTALS 0 0 0 0 ; (SEOAL RESERvEs) ~W L P OP Logan................ o o o o· fdarieaa. ............. 0 0 0 0 Jactsoo............... 0 0 0 New .1e82 Maxl1111 CXE -Ia, DOW~irl *1000 Tuesday's games: SMALL . 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Fl!urteen secoods later, Robinson gave Tigerland reason to fmgive him wben ·he took Smith ' s pass and drove in for the succeqsful layup that crated lhe fmal score. After the game, T!!lzda said "It's good to have a game like this; to be tested, as long as we win. But we need to take care of lhe ball." This week's qenda The Raiders, whQ played Portsmouth Notre Dame at Portsm!!uth Saturday night, will begin a fl!ur-garne hl!me srand Friday night against South Point. ~;Ryan McCarleyO-J-loo4; 1'111 C!!vey 1..().().2; Shawn ~ ·1-0-: 0..2. TOTALS- 27-3-11=74 . · Field pall- 30-59 (SO.K) ~poiaten-3-12(25%) Pree ~-11 - 17 (64.7%) R.,_ds- 26 (PolinJ 6) Allllts- II (Pock 4) '. Steall-9 Ttll"'IIftt''- 9 Follil-2.0 Fouled 0111- McCirty .Y/ih'!"1~J"K--k . L·.-..; . Get your free gift for Christmas '92 .and extra cash for Christmas '93. 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White at Ponsmouth Jil!ley 70 W)leelersburg 61 • Last nipl's games: l!inton County at Gallipolis Athens at Nelsonville-York Chesapeake at Portsmouth West Warren Local at Frontier ltiver Valley at Portsin()uth ND • ~iver Valley sa49 o o z.n . . Mar!et!a U'l~ to sie'!' the bde wtth ftve po•nts commg from Mc.lntyre (tw<! Qn a layup) and Srmth (~·pomter froni the right CQrner) wh1le the final quarter's ~Irst minute. faded ~way. Durin& a lllllt-O!Jt. T1ger chi_ef Tim Tolzda l!!ld h1s crew "Th1s game is nQt .Qver."This is where we put it •way. . . ' .' Apparently, S~e•leu. took lhat ~essage to h~ m a b1g way, as ~s layup fllilowmg bis recq:ition of •. Sl!li!h pass with 6:05 left put Mat•etta s lead at 72-SS. It was the JfC!feStlead lhe Tigers W!!uld own. • Four sllllight baskets - a fadeaway jumper by Poling and a bonus . - .. ' 1~·K.Poling said. ..8ut ~ sho.---'"""· pride andncver JIIP'C up. 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Mason FISher in his· varsity Southern grabbed 36 rebounds wilb 11. led by Singleton's 10 and Ryan ,~ . Soutbem -aet .the tempo.early Williams' seven. Ross ahd 35 rejnlda fast breaking, full court bounds, led by Bennett and Hutton Jllasmlng. 94-foot of hustle same ·with nine sh. ·~ Soulhern gained the edge. in Southern had 11 steals, 15 quickness and l!usae, but Ross turnovers, nine assists and 13 fouls. j!ml:mllhc edge in size 8lld pbys- Ross had 11 steals, twelve il:al Jlll!Y In tbe paint. The lat~ · ·bjmovers, two assists and 24 perysicalallributes may have been a sonals. tor in grinding !he Tornadoes Ross won !he l'C$1fVe game 47wn, despite lhe fact R?ss gar- 41 led by Matt Gillium wilh 13, .lla'Cd 25 fouls 10 SOUihem s 15._ Josh Slulley with 10 and Jason • , FISher, who had apt operung Weaver seven. Southern was led by combined w1th strong ef- Kevin Thle wilh 11, and lealllmates fJOID Evans 1111d Allen, who Jeremy Hill and Mike McKelvey the 1'omadoes 10 an 18-17 ad- had seven each . ·'41•111e at the end of the first Soulhem will bost Miller next W'... . Friday. After Jason Adams canned a · Qnar1er totals ' 10 put Ross«?'~ ."!P 22-21, Ross SB ..............l717 24 18" 76 exploded With rune unan- Soulhcm .............18 19 13 24 • 74 Jlimts. Goals by Allen, SOUTHEASTERN. (76) I!,Ylii!S and SingleiOn were Rick Strasbaugh 4-i-0=11, Tadd )tDietl .ln tbe charge, while a Carrico 2·0-0=4, Jason Weaver I· ~ IIY-up from an Allen sleal 0-0=2, Dana Huuon 4-0-1==9, Josh . -SIB111 eleven point run. SIUlley 3~. JliSOII Adams 3-1. : Willa Bennett the offensive o.9. TOTALS-29-4-6=76 •rm..,, lhe P11111hers powered SOUTliERN (74) - Mark l!kt tli 35-34, but • Evans driver Allen 4-2-0=14, Ryan Williams 2t1 die ll_uzer gave Southern a 37- 0-3=7, Jeremy Dill 1-0-0=2, S'lr.!ft_.·edvan~age. 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Barry, from Georgia Tech, was lhe 2181 player drafted this year and didn't play for Boston because of a C(JIIlraCt impasse. Abdclnaby was drafted in 1990 after four seasons at Duke. In 144 regular-season games with Portland. he averagal 8.5 minuleS, 3.9 poiniS and 2.4 rebounds. The Trail Blazets sent bini 10 lhe Bucks July I for Tracy Munay, the 181h pick . in Ibis year's drafL With Milwaulcee, Abdelnaby averaged 13.3 min· uleS, S,3 points and 3.1 rebounds in 12games. . . 1419 State lloute 7 GaWpoU., Ohio.41651 6J4-446oo'D6 Near Kanaup Drlv•ln o-e NCJe81ion LJ!h by -closed for men's ~elllell vs. Wilmingaon, 7:30 Frillly - 6-8 p.m., open recre- Sports briefs v-' ,r!!l:i ·~ I PQ • I t - 5:30-7 ¥tl!'··college Meigs ................. 14 11 16. 19 = 60 Alexander...... ,.... 13 9 21 26 = (:B MI!JGS (60)- Jack Stanley 40-1-=9, Eric Wagner .M-2=8, Jay Cremeans1..().();.2, Trevor Harrison 5-0-4=14~Jobn Bentley 2-1-6=13, Aaron Drummer 4-0-2= I 0, Brad Anderson 1..().()oo2, Bobby Johnson 1-0-0=2. TOTALS -18·3·15=60 ALEXANDER (69) - Travis Waggoner 3-1-11=20, Cliad Sickles 1-0-0•2, Jamey Vincett 0.10=3, Selh Kendall 1-0-0=2, Bryan Johnson 7-2=5=25, Jim Nicholson 0-1-0=3, Matt Roster 1-0-1=3, Travis Rice 3-0-S•ll. TOTALS. -16-5·21=69 SPEciAL! ~Center slate POA A GOOD DEAl.,,. Quarter lotals C92·4 Rodgers £:-Z Rid~ A. at--Rentals ., lie-...-, OJ.ANDE- This week's IJ;bM!le for Lyne Cenlrz ~ ~s: . 1 G:JIDIIUI- boors iToftJ ·-:- 1-3 and 5-7 p.m., Wagner, Bentley and Stanley had two esch 10 lead lhe way. Meigs was called for 23 fouls~ "We were IOtally out of synch in lhe second half," a disappointed Phil Hanison said after lhe game. "We didn't run our offensive pat· terns, out shot seleclion was terrible 8lld we played 10 much individ· ual ball and not good 1eam ball. On defense.we allowed lhem 10 pene· trate and get 10 many pasy shols.M Alexander hit 16 of 46 from the floor fQI 35% and hit Z2 of 32 from the line 69%. The Spanans puUed 35 rebounds .wilh Rice getting 12, Johnson grabbed nine. Alex had eight sssist wilh Waggoner gelling four and 10 steals. In lhe reserve game, Meigs pulled away from a 31-23 halftime lead and rollccliO a 63-42 victory, Scou Pelason led lhe way wilh 18 points, wilh 16 of lhoSe coming in the fmt ~alf. PelerSon was joined in 'double · rigures by Adam Kraw.sczyn wilh 13. Benny Ewing added 10, and Jered Hill had nine. son (15) and Aleunder l'rollllllu Matt · (left) t...ae m• WMall Ross led Aleunder wilh 12. de for tbe ball aear the rim dl!l'iq Friday ai&ht's . -ll Allaay, In other TVC aclion Belpre · rolled over Miller 82-52, Trimble w~tbe Spartans recorded a 6'-'0 win. slipped past Nelsonville-York 5038 and ViniOn County defeated 5745. Meigs will bost Trimble on Tuesday, while Alexander trnvels 10 Vinton County. . Johnson got hot for Alex in lhe lhird period, pouring in 11 points as A!Cxander ouiSCO!Cd Meigs 21· 16. 1be run erased lhe three-point halftime deficit, and Alex held a 43-41 lead heading iniO lhe final eight minulm. Meigs was within two points wilh I :25 left in lhe contest, but missed two sttaight shots lhat could have lied lhe game. Alexander won lhe game at the foul line down the stretch hitting 16 of 21 from lhe line in the fourlh period. Waggoner was lhe main lhorn in lhe Maraud· ers' side, .canning 10 of 12 and scoring 12 points in the period. Johnson added seven more 10 help ice lhe win. Trevor Harrison led a trio of Marauders in. double figures wilh 14. John Bentley added 13 and Aaron Drummer finished with I 0. Meigs hit 21 of 64 from the floor inclUding S·of 16 from lhe line for a cool 33%. 1be Marauders cashed in on lS' of 20 from lhe line for 75%. Meigs pulled in 48 rebounds wilh Jack Stanley grabbing 12, Harrison 11 and Bentley nine. Meigs turned the ball over 10 times r,....-...._......:.;,_.=;w;_... ........ · ··- · •• S.....rn continued to. draw .... idiC driving lanes and als9 much like in the first Brlngba your bat deal oa a New C... ar Traek aad w. wtll try to IIIHt or Beat the DeaL . ,,._ -and came up wilh seven steals, Eric By DAVE IIAIUUS Tln!ei-Selltinel Correspondent ALBANY - Three Alexander players combined for 56 points !0 power lhe Spartans 10 a 69-60 wm over Meiss in Tri-Valley Conference baslrt!ball action Fnday night at Alexander in the season opener for bolh 1ea111s. Bryan Johnson poured in 25 poinll 10 lead the way for Al~­ der. Teammate Travis Waggoner , added 20, and Travis Rice had I) for Jay Rees's Spartans, Meigs jumped out on 10p 14-11 after the fU'St period behind Trevor Harrison's f1ve points and Jack Stanley's four. Waggoner scored five of his learn's 101al coming out of the blocks. Meigs used a ba1aruAI attack in the second period 10 ouiSCore the host 11-9. Mei$11 placed five players in lhe sconng column in thai !:}~ aitd ~ld a 25:2:2 lead at lhe ...... ., .... ,,,. cs·· Alexander records 69-60 win over Meigs aa..:; WOLFE llmty )JOlt min John Jlenne!i AI opea iD die )JOlt. ear"" jelly Cwr••m«z•t "' lim&licbdofflbecloct,dleSE<lf- DCU. Sin!..,..... howeweo ro.c~:· RA,CINE - A dlftJC point goal f 10 loc* ror myonc ' • c:5) : by Riclr:: Sttasbaugb with jualiw seconds reJI!Iining liftccllbo Ross Soutbellslem P11111hers 10 a 76-74 come-from-behind triu:c::,.over the Racine Southern Tom Friday nigbt before a pecked house in the Charles W. Hayman Gymnasium. 1be non-league lilt left RossSE wilh a 1-() slalc, whiJe Soulhem drops 10 0-1. Reg.$40.00 FIDal seamda. Southern had recovered from a nine-poinl deficil from eiB'ly in the fmal frame. 'Jbat came as a result INSTALLED of iiS fuU court press and upbeat offensive ICIDpo. Wilh 1:37 left in the game, a Mark Allen-Michael C011111EIIUL DIAIIO• Pim Evans-Trenlon Cleland-Mason Single or Double Lid Fisher relay pulled Soulhem to within four. I " After a sCoreless but .time-conWe hem Bed Mats, le' WWiw V• suming possession by Jor11any other il•s te fit •If .y fniGI· dan's l'anahers, Evans na!lel! a lhree poinler from.lhe comer to All Hems purchased for gift giving may be pull Southern 10 within one ..73-72 Soulheaslem. .scheduled for after Christmas lnsiallallan ~ no Russell Singleaon bit a pair of extra charge! . free throws off lhe bonus wilh 28 seconds lefL Sin~. despiae Jet· ting time 10 lhmk form Panther time-outs, bdl'ied bolh ends of the bonus for a 74-13 Sogbem lead. 41 CENTRALAVE. GAWPOUS, OHIO Soulhcas1ern called lime to set Monday-Friday 8-5 up its final stralegy, which most. 446-1102 . Saturday 8-12 everyone suspected would go to Tl SUI\UV llmtt Sentinel .-.ge Jl •• I �-• Page C6 Sunday Tim• Sentinel December II, 1182 Pomeroy-..ddleport o.lllpo!la, OH -Point P1e1ilnt, WV Pomeroy Middleport _ Gllllpolla, OH Point Plllllnt, WV Declmber II, 1992 Dtap#U whirlwind of coftlroYirsy, · . Sunday Tim• Sentinel Page ·· .· . . · r:r· :· Schott will fight before -· giving _u p Reds' reins B1lERJY KINNEY · CINCINNATI (AP)- Anyone who expecll Marge Schou to quiet· ly P,ve up oWnenblp of the CincinD811 Reds cloein't know Marge. - "I'm prepared to fight," sbe . said of llil inyestjption by baseball into reports that she has made repeated slurs against blacks, Alilns and 1cws. And everything about this IOUJh. someumes crude, woman inctica!ft! that fight she wilL WileD Malpret Unnewehr, the illlllbla' of an upper middle-class famlly, man:icd bu&iDCISman Olarles Schott ber first the of a pllmned to be bouaewifc. But in 1968, wben lille wu 40 years old, Charles dieil ind Schou found herself leaming bow to run a car deal· enllip • well • bride and cement com.,.ue.. In 1981, Schou acquired a limited partnership in tbe Reds, and three years later became general partner. SIMI controls 6 .1(2 of the club's IS shares. "I don't claim to be a baseball expert. I didn't claim to be an ~on any of the companies my husband left me when be died," Schou said in an interview two yean ago. "Sometimes common sense goes a long way, no_matter what you'~e in." -· And sometimes lack of it can get~~ trouble. 64,111111 fued three gcner- al managers and left a IJiil of disgrunded former employees. In 1989, former coach 1.« May, who felt that Schott had renesed on a promise to keep him on, S81d, "If baseball is coming to the way this lady is doing things, I don't want any part of iL '' At a reuuion two years ago of the Big Red Machine players of the 1970s, former general manager Bob Howsam blamed Schou wben be wasn't allowed to be inlroduced with the team. 11/11/NTEREST. 1111on!"'- -to•- pu.-- "When you deal with smaH. _ people, you have 10 expect Ibis," Howsam said And when sbe wu a· limited par111er, she hired an airplane to pull banners over Riverfront Stadi~ !Jl'ging the Reds to fire Dick Wagner, who was general manager. It was a dispute with another Conner employee that brought out the charges of racist and antiSemitic behavior. . . 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SIMrt ._ - ,---- ~ ------r-----·-----~-------~----~------•-----~ I~----•-----~----r---1 I I 1 I J I 1 1 Monday and Thuraday, 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Tuelclay, 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Wed.Delclay a: Friday, 8:30 a.m. - Noon Slltarday Appolntmentl Avallable (304) 675-1675 Drug stocks • J J I . . 1 1 I ·--················· · William R. Wickline, Meigs CountY RVHS FFA PARLIAMENTARY PROC~­ DURE TEAM - The River Valley FFA Parliimental'y ProCedure Team recently placed first in the sub-district and fourth In the District 10 contest at Meigs High SchooL The plaque will be awarded at the Dlstrld 10 FFA baaque! In ::!'fo.!t:i!~82~~11001• represents some 9.86% of gross trade at at Jc8st a.S-10 pC'IIlent pre-; sales. Tbc Dcc:cmber 3 day percentmium.Aldloughthestockhaabeena age goiJIItothe jJool wu 7.5 perterrible performer this year, it re- cent. These ue unofficial MtelemaiDs our number one pick in the Dhonc• numbers from the O.S.D.A. health care IICCtor. Lilly is lhe only '1'00.:00 Martel News Division in stock in our universa thai is selling Lexington, KY. 1'he printed significantlybelowtheboltomendof with some commcnWiCI wmx: its historical relative multiple nmge available the fust of the week. It oo the besis of 1993 e.nmp. appemto me that a lot of IObacc:o Our DU Buy ratinl 011 Schcrilrg- is COIIIins to market r... The latest . NEW YORK (AP} - AmeriPloughisbasedoooure,xpc:clllion estimateofthe1992productioohas cans arc more optimistic about the that the company wiU continue to been set at 699,667,000 pounds. economy, and more of them plan to Gross lilies in the fltSI seven days rccordstronleaminpgrowthof 18- of sales 1qa mnt more than a third boost lheir Chrisunas gift spending : 'fear's numbers, 20 pen:entlhis year and that several · ol · 1• • this year over the amount they . ·:however, the sector is trading at only nevi drugs claims will be approved tan~ ~m~ spent in previous years, a new ·:•11o6 ptlCCIII discounL In light of rc1a- during the next year or !IO.ID light of tact with their wardloule on selling Associated Press poU ftnds. • live C9fnings wea~s and the grow- the especially sJrong lhird quarter schedule, gndiuc; and price lmlds. The poll of 1,002 .adults found : ingevidencethalthedrugindustry's · performance by lntron-A. we uow Ed Vollbora Js t•e Gallia one in eight - nearly 13 percent : fundamentals arc wealceoing, we do believe thai earnings will come in at Couty Edeulool Apt, agrk:ul- - plan to spend more on gifts this Chrisunas season than they did in ·· • not believe that there is any hurry Ill the klp end of our 1992 earnings ture. past years, up from one in 14, or 7 ~ purchase these stocks, despite their 11111ge of $3.55-3.60. We have also . percent, a year ago. . ~ ~nl low relative multiples. lightened our 1993 earnings range . Those who expect to spend less evertheless. wen:axnmc:ndamar- from $4.0S-4.20 to $4 . 10-4.20. AI. dropped from 40 percent to 32 per~t weighting in the group. Two drug though we arc disappoiated that the : l!iunes remain on DU's Recom- FDA hu not )'Ct 6J!POYecl Clliritin, . NEW YORK (AI>) - The cenL The rest plan ~ spend about . :...t.-... ,_,_ b' the same amount as m past years. : mended List: Eli Lilly and Schcring· we remain optimistic that the drug liiSilDIICC uo:--7 ..... a Ill step The pOIT also found 29 percent ' ll'fough.ID addition, we are recom· willbeOK'eclinthenearfuture. The toward lhapinJ health care refor:m believe the economy is improvl!JII• ; mending purchase of Bausch & stock is down only 7 percent this by .proposin& a sweeping plan for up from 5 percent in a comparable ~ Lcm~. . , . year, mating it tbe best perfooncr in un1venal coverage tlia.t would b_c poll a year ago. Only 27 percent G1venProzac sstroogthirdquar- Jhe group. It il selling at just a 4 finan~ partly by laXIng Amen- think the economy is getting worse, ter performance, w~ revenuesm!C percent prcmiumoo next ~·s ~­ cans wtth generous betlefits. . down from 69 percent , ~ percent world~~· we J_KlW be- mates. We believe Sclleriq•Piongh The poll was taken Nov. 27 A ~tone of the Pla;'l• whech heve lhatsalesofLilly sleadingdrug can gamer a 15-20 pe!CCDI pranium wu unveiled Thursday. 1s to cut through Tuesday by ICR Survey wiD grow about IS percent in 1992,a multiple within the next 12-18 ~.osts a~ d. provide a package <!f Research Group of Media, Pa., part ~ rateofgainmuchhighcrlhanwehad months. er...,nal bet!diJS to all A!Dert· or AUS ConsullaDts. Results have a ~~ originally lhoughL Furthermore, thai In our opiJiion Bellri & Lomb cans - incl~ng the 35 m1Jllon margin of sampling mor or plus or growlh is coming in the r~ of the should be able to' rccorcl oomiatent . currently umnsured. , launch of Pfi.ZCI''s new competitive Cltllilp powlh of lboul15 pen:enl ~ agent Zoloft, which is serving to amuallyf«thenextfewyembased • expand the ~ oo its ex.is1inf product line plus its ScveralotherUllydrugsrecorded newventurcalnonlcareandeeneric ~ strong growth in .the third~· phlrmaceulicalL 'lbiidquniream' panicularlytheanu-ulangentAxid, ings came Ia as expected with a 15 '. sales of whiCh soared in excess of 60 percent pin. Tbc 1110ct has been : P.ctCCDL The new antibiotic Lorabid strong recently, proiJably reflecting POMJ!kOY -Jack and Judy · coverage, including home, auto, • appears to be off to a good start and invcslon' 11es1rc 111 tCI1IIin in the Willlams ol SytiiCDIO plan to open commereial, life and health insur: should conuibute nicely to eaminp ~th care IICCIOr but away from a new full-IIJI'vice insur1nce agency ance. as wcll as annll\ties. A native of Meigs County, Mr. • next year. Tbcunexpc:cteciS940trul, dntp. Thus,BIPICII&Lombildown in Polnelot• WiUiams brings over 20 years of ; lion nonrecurring. only 6 percent this ,e.. AllhouBb It Willlams .t Alloclstes. Inc., is and accoundna experifinancial : countingchargolhalLillyincumdm Is ll!lling Man 18 peruat prcmium 1oc ..t II 108 Mecbaic Street in enoo to the I8C'ICY· Mn. WIUiams • the third quarter should pave the way .on next year's cilia. we believe the PometliY (former Meigs Baud of brings 10 years of cxperiencc in the Elecliolll office). The office will : f« a mum to I01Id powlh In 1993. stock baa further 10 10-ln our • insurance iodusll')', and recently : Tbc stock ,h u dec:linecl 26 pen:ent ioo, widtin our uni- ol bealtb officially open on Moucla)', an~ • this ,.e.. in line with the overall care COIII]IEiea, B••rh & Lomb hours arc aet £or Monday llltOUgh rec~ved her bachelor's degree in : .ICCtor,llld i.t selling lila 22 pen:ent should be the major betleficiary ot Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. business management. Both are Evening and ~alllrday I!PPO!nt- licensed insurance agents. ; diacountonprojeeted 199leamings, any econotDic recovery. Their daughter, Jane Ann, cur:· well below the bouom endofitlfive(E- Ia aalDftllmtDl broker ·ments are avmlablo by appoiDI· rently attends Ohio University, ~ yearhistoricalrelativemultfle-ac tor Tbe Olllo CosapaaJ Ia Ill Gal- mcnL The pJione number at the mlljming in buSiness. 11992-3985. . : o( 145-91 percent. We believe JhM llpollil ollke.J · . agency The qcilcy offers. all lines of : over tbe next 12-18 months it ~!d (l By STAN EVANS GALLIPOLIS-Pharmaccutical :li. stocks scll at an average multiple of f;- 14.8 times estimlled 1992 eaminp, '" a 15.,...,.""tdiscounttotheS&PSOO ~· and at theverybouomof • their historical ~. five-year relative ~ multiple 11111ge of . ~- 145-82 percenL •' Whcnlootedatoo • · of ·: !';le basis next Mllrch 1993. Team members Ia front row len to r ight are David Spurlock, Bryaa Brumfield, Tom Lambert. Second row left to right Jason Butler, Chris Queen, Bob Hurlow and Wayne Braanen . Third row left to right Medley Thompson, Manny Kemper, Jason Bowers, Bob Plybon and Jody Kidd. Poll says Americans plan to spend more for Yule gifts this winter eom;;;;·, · t_ :c1:: minits 3 ptlCCIII8ge ~ints. Among otbcr findings: - The election of BiD Clinton u president has made 47 percent of Americans - including 20 percent of Republicans - more hopeful . about the economy. but has made 28 peiWitless hopefuL -Lower intereSt rates have 43 percent feeling more about the economy, a senllment even more prevalent among those in high-income households. - Women are more likely,than men 10 plan to spend less this holiday seaso11 and are generally less optimistic about the economy. While 37 percent of men believe the .economy is improving, only 23 percent of women do. , ' ! r· ····,·····,························~·········~············~······,····-~ I Starting Nov. 24. We WUL Be Open Tll9 P.M. Tuesdays To Accommodate Those Who Work t wa\t1: I ...w•----------------~--------------------------~--------------• ... qwu:tcr. • Among private assessments, the National Association of Purchasing Management's November eConomic indt!x showed a significant expansion of the manufacturing economy, and an Associated Press poll found six times as mapy Americans arc optimistic abQut the future compared to the same time last year. In addition, there were strong signs that Americans aren't only more optimistic but willing, to spend more money, which is critical to a sustainable economic J1lCOvety. Cannall.ers. for example, rep<X1ed the strongest auto sales f« late November in nearly two yean. Retailers also reported improved sales for November, hemlding the best Christmas season in four years . Business brief I I Rn PATIIIlml - 'II'ALII:-Dnl W1CLC01111t • ,. DEADUNE FOR PURCHASE OF 1993 DOG LICENSE IS.JANUARY 20TH. FOUR DOLLARS ($4.00) PENALTY IF LICENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER THAT FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE Til HANDY APPliCATION IIANI AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COURTHOUSE NOW. FUS ARE DOLLARS ($4.00) FOR EACH DOG. MALE OR FEIAI£ IIENIIEL UCENSE PENALTY $20.00). DOG TAGS WILL ALSO IE ON WE AT THE "UIIjlJII SOCim LOCATED AT THE miNER OF NOITif SEmND ST. AND WALNUT ST., MIDDLEPORT, OliO 45760. IALE $4.00 • SPAYED FEMALE $4.00 FEMALE $4.00 OFFICE HOURS I 325 19'93 DOG LICENSE GO ON·S-LE DEC. 7, 1992 - I I It was the persistently high and erosion of jobs m recent months that had made many voting Americans skeptical about President Bush's assenions that the cconomr was llllCm~Ioyment rate c1er 3; 0tan1Jt!I 5. recent Extension Conference for · A reminder of the testing for developing this as the top computer Private Pelticide Applicatms io be propam for 1992. held at the Meigs County Exten- - A reminder to area commctelal sian OffJCC on Tuesday, December veg~e producers of the winter 8. This is for new people or for mectmg scheduled ftr Wednesday•• those tbat waniiD add a ca~qcry_ December 9 from 9:30 a.m. 2:30 We bad a good class a co-uple · p.m. at the American Legion Hall wee1cs 11&0 but others .-e welcome m Racine. Please call the Meigs to aelf-....iy n IUe the-- Tbc County ~tension Office at 992Ohio State Depalbllelll of Agric:ul- 6696to make lunch reservations. tore will be Ill the Meip &ll'l'ion Attention 4-H and FFA memOffJCC llll'linl at 3 p.m. on Toes- , bets! On Saturday, December 12, day. Persons wanting to tate the all ~~ers that member~ plan to test should· plan to arrive no later exhibit at. the 1993 ~ County . than 6 p.m. 1JII!ior F81r J_DU~ be Identified and Dr. Maurice Eastridge, OSU This will take/alacc at tbe Extension Dairy Specialisl will be Gal· County Junior airgrounds in Gallia CoUnty on Tuesday aficr. from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. If you have ~ (December 8) 10 demonslraie f~ que~tions please:call the the r~lscd "Ohio Dairy Rati!>n Gallia County Extension Office at Propam" and auwer quCJtiOIIs. 446-7007. The informal session will be held The Burley Toba~co Market in the ~teaSion Commilllle ioom ~ms to be holding steady with of the new Agricultural Center maybe a slight iniprovemenL The starling • 1:30 p.m. 'J'bc session il season average«price through intended for lhoee using the Ohio Thursday, December. 3 was Dairy Ration Prolfam or those $182..96 JlCI' hunlked oo JUSI under intmsted in .arting to use the pro- 240 millm JX)IJIIIll of gross sales. gram. Tbc 11 ion is opeato Gallia The gross sale avemae for~ f!rst and surroundiag counties. Dr. three clays before ThantsgiVlnft Eastridge wu recognized at our was $1112..69 per hunclmL The be t wide avcn1e price 011 Thursday, &!;"0: I FAMILY PRACTICE •, on Wednesday, December 9, 7:30 ~ p.m. in Wood Hall on the Uniwrsity of Rio Grande campus. There 11fC no registration fees or praegistration . Families with satellite -t_ availability 111 home cu c1ownlint - on C-Band; SpacenCI I; Transpon• ~ r ldobo 64, Ad:.-Uitlo RocUI SW~SL 7'J,T-8LI6 W~I,N.Y. ....... 4 ' A spoclalthanb to Mari11 and ~ Thelma Rose-far opening up their , ' home for 101ne olthe filming. I r~ ~ really good thai GaiUa County was ~'. selected for this important pro~ .. gram. We welcome everyone to ~ panicipate in the video conference f· L . : . 399 W. MAIN POMERO" OH. '1:: ! i · 11tt Store With "AI KlttduiSIIIf"' far Ptt\ .· iL · StaWn, 1arp & s.all At h, lawiS & Gan1t1s 1!: 675·7170 RT~2 $ 992·2164 . ;.Money Ideas R&G Feed'& Supply Co.;; KIPLING SHOE CO. JIInl.- -IIIPC- FrldaY'a...-n -otNow.Jonos<,2:10p.m. See I -4:40pm. 'f rtut Quebec.7;40p.m. WaaiWIJICIIt at N.Y. l1ludcn, 1:40 SET UP SPECIALS AND DOG'HOUSES EXPIR£8 DECFJIBER liTH ALL INSUlATED HUNTING BOOTS IN,STOCK ....I . . . . Moamaudi,NJ. 73, W. llllnoil60 S..Fnnoloco92,-61 OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 5 V-.ouVII'4,Ecbaa~a:~l • $10 00 OFf 0.:..:.2 ~4,T....,..3 EXCLUDING AC:IUARIUII SPECIAl PRICES ON COMPUTE AQUARIUMS' z; ... ,, KYLTCIMIIe ' 20°/oOFF AQUARIUL•.;.S.t Up To~· Rioo 19, Mum)' SL 71 ,_ WLTr-.GFGA u· " ......... 1593 339514 Doorat................ 14 13 I 29 119106 Qicoao.............. 13 II 3 29 93 14 r ..................... 11 II 3 :IS 71 1'J T_a., ........ 1015 2 22 93 97 SL Louil ............ 9 IJ 4 22 95111 mm.......... ":!f....... llulfcniii, Dok..... ILIO SL 103, Moopn 1L 10 IawaiS, T....,Pu AmeDcu 29 Miooioo;ppi SL 61~loload U. 52 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE soo,...llldobo LooAoploo ....... II 7 2 c...,. ._.......... 15 9 J v._... ......... 15 9 2 Pt 913 4 Winalpoa........... I 13 3 S.a!-............. S :10 1 -- -·1 100 !5 117 99 117 96 7Jll4 56127 '. COMPLm UNE OF "'' PET SU,PUES - BIRD FEEDERS AND HUMMING · BIRD FEEDERS Hawa.tc ~- Cbtlllmll, T11/ ::· ON ALL Tlp-GII'Ciooole Lao& lleoch Sl 72, TaiH 69 -~~~-···-··· 17 7 3 37 117 11 32 Jl 25 15 6 20% Llll Of 181 WOODS • ~ciJIIIIIB. ,,;, ,,, --•L.A.LWn.llf.30p.m. 2 S 5 I .I ,,' .IOGILLON I - -···-·-·-··· 15 7 Quebec ............... 1J 9 llllfttlo......... ...... 10 11 IW!fcnl ............. ~ 17 oa.... ............... 2 23 ---SJ By EDWARD VOLLBORN GAUJPOLIS .. Beef J]IOduccn ~ are implementing "Bcel Quality . "':·Assurance" prosrams that will -:!, ensure a safe and whoiC80111C prod:, ucL Ga1Jia County proc1uccrs have • been using practices that ensure ~ quality and s&fety of beef for sever: al years. Bill Shulaw D.V.M., an ·' Extension Veterinarian from The : Ohio Stale Univmity is coonlinat,,. ing a SIIICUite program to be .ue11 ; , natiooaUy next Wednesday. A pre~. tlpcd segment wu filmed a few ~. weeks ago 111 the Rose Farm ncar ~ Patriot. Jint Rose, Allan Boster ·~· D.V.M. and myself are program .• . Soo-atAIIIDio, 7:30pa Pardlad 11 a..BVBLAND, 7il0 p.m. l'i' VIla ttDalroit. 7:30p.m. llolula ca.Jooao, 1:30 p.m. ~ ll Dlllil. l:30 p.m. . o.w. II.UWl. 9 p.m. ~~~ S..~ lO,p.m. Cbaloaut ~ 10:30 p.m. Od.-. CloWao llwo, 10:30 p.m. TWLTPILGJGA l'llloboqb .......... II 7 J J9 1241 Ol Now-.y ..,_ .. 1310 I 27 12 10 N.Y.IIoopn ..... 12 11 3 27 IOliOJ "'~= 12 1J 2 :16 101 93 P'L--·-- 10 10 4 l4 101100 N.Y..... 9 12 4 22 97103 recession. The govenunent also reported a I percent gain in spending 011 new consll'IICtion for October, a 1.7 per· cent increase in factory ~ for the month and a substalilial nsc in · worker productivity in the third be .held Dec. 9 at ·URG ~· ~I~JJ \L~ --- ·· · --~.r-. jonill& WALES CONFERENCE . \ , t· LA. ' - Olaio vane,.-Pabu..bll Co. Leave your name, addral aad . . , . _ uumbel" with your card or letter. No I I ' = calla will ~ accepted. All CGetell tll1rill be turaed m to .- newspaper alike bf 4 p.m. eael Wednesday. Ill case of a lie, tile wlllller will be chosen by lottery. Next week, a Melp Coaaty farm wiU be teatared •1 tile Melp SGil ud Water Conserva· lion Dilal kL strengthening. That skepticism played an important role in hil defeat by Arlamsas Gov. l!iD CJi.n.. ton. Going by the governm~nt's lfOwth calculation, the economy fell into recession in the fourth qu.ter of 1990, with a 3.9 pen:ent conlniCtion. It bcpn growing again in early 1991 but faltered agaitt in the third-quarter, in what economists call a " double dip." Since then, there has been improvemenL Last month the government said third-quarter 1992 ~ was 3.9 peiWit, the futest 1D tbe tenure of the Bush administration. Against that backdrop, the reports this past week provided imJI!liUitt evidence that the recovery is sUstainable, economists said. Besides the employment report, tbe .government's main forecasting index showed an 11dvancc or four tenths of I percent for October, after two consecutive monthly declines. signaling more strength in the month~ ahead i~Farm Flashes Video conference to NOw m-y at Mi.omi, 7:30 pa .•' 4~31, a..a J011 •a1 win a $5 prlze trom the MYSTERY FARM -1'1111 week'a a:ntery ::: farm, t~tured by tile Gallla Sell aad 1Vater :; ' Co111erntlon Dlalrkt, Ia loatld ~ Ia :~~ GaUla C011nty. llllllridaall .ns.blg to puticl·:'' JP!Ik In the weekly CGIItell•J do 10 byp I 1 ' < .. the farm's OWIItl'. Jut maD, or drop off JOUr ·: - guess to the Dally Seatlael, 111 Coart St., ; · ' Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769, or tbe Gallipollil o.u, ·:-: Tribuae, US Third -\ve.1 Gallipolis, Obio, .,... BIARD'S SYUCUSE, POitTLAM> TRAIL !ILA;atllS - Tbey played SaiUntay Mll-eeot Now Ycd:, l p.m. IAdiiDia w,w•.,.. 7:30p.m. . ..........kltl, ................... Bob W)'llll, Hany Toscano and Doug Bucb for Alu AW~!:!I• fOnrar4. w ..... x-. .... Cwlaao 112, s...-.. 111 or •an hiWIJ tift tiYIII we ll•w• .. 7 colon, ._..., tnes, For ·. RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif (AP) - Larry OiJbc:n shot an even~ par 72 over a aoggy Mlaion Hills · North Course to win the Senior POA Tour qualifying toumamenL Gilbert linllhed the '12-hole event . at 12-undcr-]111' 276, six Shots bet- LOS ANOBLBS DODOBitS - .~ PRIZES Sports briefs A.ITROS - AJnod ta 1ritJI 0Nt lwhtdoU. pildio<, 011 I ~UITON - Frldloy' s """"" ~ 1"1 UJC oh Juury renw car £or one year), ud $10.000 for ICCOIId MIN!IIIIarA TWINS-~ to 1CIIml willl Ebbr PucUa. ..d •- . ,_Ill_ PboaoiL.... _ ........ ....9 LA.~ -·-······· LA.JM.e......-........ 11 s ................6 CloWao - ..••.•.••.. .5 ~~~. to . . . . wilh .... ~,...... 0111 South I .429 3 ................. 8 .333. Dollu. ...................... l II .013 7 4 4 4 6 6 9 10 I loth loGLWAIKIIBIIIIIWIII - ApM San Aa&a:!i.o. .....,_,.. ,6 s..ulo ....................IO I• ......._. ....... I r:Jih.lt WESTERN CONFERENCE ,._ WLPd. ca Vull .........................9 5 .643 ...................7 6 .531 u o--.....................7 7 .500 2 l'l>nlawi .................IO OPBN HOUSE! s BJ PIULIP I. ROSENBAUM · AP BusiDe~~~ WriltT NEW YORK- Unemployment fell. Manufacturing rose. Productivity pew. Consumers spent more. This was tbe predominant message in the spree of JIOvemment and private repor:ts thiS. p!!St weelc oo the U.S. economy, which fmally is exhibiting significant signs of ~ after some false swu in the past few yean. . The November unemployment report, which showed the jobless rate fell to 7.2 percent from}.4 pettent the month before, as weU as a sharp Increase in the numbet of jobs, was perhaps the most important piece of evidence. Unemployment historically bas been the Jut indicator to improve in an economy climbing out of New insurance firm to ope~ on Monday rcstniCIIil'lna· .... : .. ' il ''I - NEW AGENCY - WIUlams & Associates Insurance Is now opea, located at 108 Mecblll!k: Street; The full-servic~ agency ofll. dally QPtN oa MOIMiay. Pictured Ire Judy Williams, aeated, Jaek WOllams, and tlleir daughter, Jane Ann. (Times-Sentinel Plloto by Bria• J. Reed) . /~ ' �' •• me DecemberS 1182 ·Mothers, survivors of drunk driving victims, tell their tragic stories Piece of wan to be moved to Capital University · COLUMBUS (AP) - A piece of the Ber1iD Wall, once I repressive banier in a ,c:ommqniJt country, will 1111111 fer ~ in a set· tin of lclning. ''It rqJR~~mts wbat ednc!!fion is fer, the. vlaory of lrUth avec ip>nnrc, lilvnv avec tynnny Uld love over hiiniit;1• said Josiah K BlackmeR, )Jif8idenl of Clpi!al University. A 12-foot$hi h section of the wall was on • It AmeriFiora '92. It was mov &om Fl'!lllldin ~ark on Thursday to Capital's library on the city's eut side. · • ED~R 'S ~OTE - As part of a campa~g~~ 8plliSt drunlt dri · Pftllli!DI ~ve been set up i~1lfj ,counties m 40 states re'l,ulling eOffenders 10 lisren 10 relatives of ttaffic victims tell how !heir loved ,ones were killed. There are no statistics available yet on how ,effective the pro11rams arc, but 'alcobol-relate4 tratnc deaths hive declined over the past several years. The !I,SOO.pound piece of COD· crete is beiDa loaned indefmitely by Hansa Consultins GmbH, a German compuy l!ld underwrila' of !he German exhibit at AmoriFio- ,.ra. latersectloa, Mill ·aDd Nortll Sicoad, aftennm!& ,Ia the group from the !ell IU'e Bill Hall, director, A-.drew Wo!r, Keith AlhleJ, Llada Waraer, Steve JealdiiS, aad MIU'IIJa Speaeer. By LAURIE ROBINSON AsJociakd Press Writer PORTLAND, Ore. - Tbrce times a month, V Mathews climbs onto an audiiQrium ~ and !Cils :a n audience of drunken drivers about the deaths of bcr two teenage sons in acCidcncs 14 years I The Berlin Wall wu built in 1961 to p:event East CJcrrug from going to the West B~ in West Germany. . in The 'll(all was dismantled 19g9, before the reunification of East Germany and WeJt Germany. David Carroll, a Columbus ·attorney wbose fmn, Sellirum Uld Boc;me, represeiits the German company, said several uses for the lipan. The 63-year-old woman from Milwaukie, On:., bas told her story ;hundreds of times in front of strangers wbo arc present only because a judge ordered them to be ·there. • Mathews still cries into the microphone when she describes :ho~ she held her son Roger's heid .while be fought for bis last lna!hs. _He was struck while changing a tire in 1969. . Sbe dcsl;ribes going a hospi· :tal on Mother's Day in 1983 10 •identify her son Blalce after his 'chest had been crushed and he'd been lying beside a road all night. A drunken driver had left tht: scene, saying later that be !bought · he'd hi! a mailbox. · The audience is composed of men and women who have been ; ~ for drunken driving. They -are charged $5 each 10 bear about ; the rragedies that drivers like them · have brought to families such as • Mathews'. . Five years ago, Oregon aulho~i~e-d counrie~ to set up victirq tlnpact panels. The law allows judges to require drunken drivers to aaend such panels. Under such a program, a frrst- Suggeatad Retail : t&1.16 44' 5 Godo Uti 1oddetiea Relicions indigenous to particular Middle Eastern nations became international in the first three centuries of the Roman Empire. Roman citizens worshiped Isla of Em!t. Mithru of Persia, Demeter of Greece, and the . ~JUt mother Cybele of Pbrygia Tbeir cults ct!ntered on mysteries (_: . cret ceremonlea) and tbe promiJe of an afterlife, symbolized by the death and rebirth of the god. to SUNDAY ·PUZZLER See Answer to Puzzle on Page C-5 •• ACROSS .. .lJNITI". De Mdp lfi&b · !I~' , . . ._ • . ... . . . -cma .mt ill IlETZ p 1"5C:..iet • ,arade TllarsdaJ ·.....--•J i La . " - tile Middle· _...., r ...c .r '1Jj • jjt4iw wU:Il .. ~-••eet fr-tnllioa in· ~*' caperiment ' - 7 TlhsWdrr SPM:E Ul!IIIB.Houstm - QJ..S flave COR'· ,.. 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Tan, auto. trans .• power windows, power seat, air cond., tinted glass: power door locks, cruise control, trunk release, rear del., M wheel, AMIFM stereo-tape, 5,000 miles. 1990 PONTIAC GRAND AM 2 DR. White, a_uto. trans., air cond., power steering, power brakes, power Windows, AM'FM stereo. 5 11 "- wash" 72 Abstract being 74 lnltl,al 76 Youngster ' 77 .. _ 182" 1989 OLDSMOBILE DELTA ROYALE 4 DR. ~hite, auto. trans., power steering, power brakes, air cond., 1!11 steering wheel, cruise control, wire wheel covers, tinted 78 Oetest 79 Criminal 82 Hebrew teetlvals 84' TV's Spelling 85 God of love 881mitated -- . · 88 Dlapatc:hed 89 The Klngllon - 2 Make amende 3 Deity 4 Spanish article 5 Legal mallet 6 Holding deviceS 7 Comas bade 6 Mature 9 Allen ID tO Crlllty 90 "I Have a-" 92 Scoffs 94 Newlperson 98 Transported with delight 991ntertwlne tOO Hearing organ 102 Crown 103 Dlocaaa t~ Paid noticeS 105 "Wllat My-?" 108 Soupy~ 108 Spike or Michele 109 s ... god ItO Ingell ID ttl Bound tt20men • 114 Young boy t 16 Evergreen tree 117 Deeply--·; . grave 119 Modify 120 Type 122 "Separate-" 124 Cleo's nemesis 125 Painful 126 Drelns 128 Byway of 129 Short hit 13 t Loca!lon 132 Lelluce variety 133 Name 135 Rep. party 138 Employ 139 Identical 140 Caslor 14 t Ruby or Sandra 142 Math term 143 GI'8M leiter 144 Undergarment 145 Command 147 "Mr. - Goes to m Town" 149 Decimal base t 50 Courtyard t 52 Cuplike spoon ·t 64 Correct a manuscript 156 Chicago's airport 158 l~cllne t 59 Down duck 180 Nuisances t&t caesar 5 DOWN t Composlllon It Tedlou~ 12 Damage 13 Sea eagle t4Near 15 The- of a lltettme 18 Halloween highlight 17 - Wednesday 18 XVII x Ill 19 South American mammal 20 Positive pole 27 Ootong 29 Diner llign 3 t In mulllc, high 36 Three - ls!IIOd 37 Broadcarts 39 "Home Improvement" • feature 40 TV's Summer . 41 Jol 42 The Seven Dwarfs, e.g 43 Co-.. ~ 44 Dance Instruction 46 Equally 48 Kyle of sports 49 Hawk 50 Heal 51 Ship olthe desert ·52 Climbing plant 53 World= 55 Stage whispers 56 TV's Overaw 57 Muse of poetry 58 Alluring woman 61 lillian currency 83 Periods of tlma 84 Prohibits 68 With suspicion 70 Cut short 71 Ricochets·. 73 Brushes away 74 "-Hereto Eternity" 75 Iridian tent 77 oOc:lrlne 78Aiamenl 80 Unruly child 8 t Female ruff 83 Condensed moisture 84 Region 87 Gloomy 89 ManiiCII 90 Apothecary·s weigh!& 91 Wireless set 92 Pulv«!zecc rock 93 Seaeonrng· 95 Chi- ...rency. 98 Eagle's - • 97 Approaches · 99 Hold on property tOt Della or Pee Wee 105 Lacking .11111"106 Painful 107 Singer Phoebe Itt Trial 112 Peel . I 13 Allowance for BRIDGE PHILLIP ALDER NORTH -.~...._~-~= 5 F•Ziclp dleas WEST tA8 32 •s c tJI0976 t7 z waste 115 TV's Latterman t 16 Pennant t t8 Path 119 Ballot 12t Three--pronged spear 123 lves ID 125 Mere 126 Alet of127 Spirited hor129 Collides with 130 Ordinary t3t Capuchin monkey 132 Apple134 Conducted 136 Musical drama 137 Longed for 139 Wild plum 140 Heraldic bearing 144 Drink slowly 145 Unusual 146 qordecl cloth 147 - Mol148 Distress ligna! 149 Hindu (:ymbals 151 As far 88 I 53 Thr...toad sloth 155 Myself 157 l,.augh sound • .- · . . ..,. • •• • • 1988 HONDA A(CORD DX 4 DR•. Blue, aut?. trans ., air conditioner, power steering, power bmkes, lilt steering wheal, cruise control; rear defogger, AMIFM stereo · . ,. 1987 FORD RANGER XLT B_ronza, -~ cyl., 5 speed trans., power steering, power brakes, a1r cond1t10mng, AM'I'M stereo tape, bed liner. 1989 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX COUPE ~roon. auto. trans., air cond., power steering, power brakes, tilt wheel, cruise control, AM'FM sten1o tape, power windows, door locks, rear defogger, trunk release. 1985 MERCURY GRAND MARQUlS 4 DR. • Blue, a~o. trans:, air cond., power steering, power brakes, power Windows, M steering wheal, cruise control. .. dlr.LU.!itmia, a .. Iiiii; I "''I, ancl iw.olf llle . - -- ·-'--"' ~ I ' O.C.1,1112 Expectations thai are predicated on practical foundations have good chances for &~IOCBISin the year ahead. However, you must be patient, becauee they might take more time than you Initially anticipated. Soolll W.ol Norlll Eut SAOmARIUS (Nov. ZS.O.C. 21) ThiS Pass Pass Ia a good day to allempt tasks or 81Pass Pass . slgnmants lhat require concentration Pass Pass Pass and par-anee. You'll take personal pride In satlllactorlly completing what· Opening lead; +J ever you begin. SagittariUs, treat yourself to a birthday gift. Send for Saglttarlua'a Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead by mailing St.25 plus a long, self-addretMd, etampec:t envelope to Astro-Graph, clo this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be aure to state your zodiac lllgn. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-.lan~ 1t) You will be seeking outlets for active expression By Pblllip Alder of your managerial and organizational skills today. You'll take charge In a U you list the 100 greatest bridge manner that will gllr!1er euppor;t Instead players ever, few will be women. of resentment. Why? Well, some people think that AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-l'ell. 1t) Be both women don't have the single-minded· hopeful and expectant regarding the ness of men. But some women can outcome of events today, because your hold their own against the top men. • mood will be a key factor In helping you Dorothy Hayden·Truscott of New do and say the right thing. York has collected more World Bridge PISCES (Feb. 211-Mrrah 20) Be more of Federation masterpoints than any oth- a IIIII.,_ than a talkor today. This will olhereto say what's on their er woman. Sbe bas won four world encourage minds, and laarn valuable Inforchampionships as a· player and one as mation from you'll them. a non·playing captain. And s~e ill one ARIES (........ 21·Apri! 11) Conditions of only two women to have represent- that affect your material well-being ed the United States in the World could make a significant adjullment for Team Championship for the Bermuda the better tolley. Watch for the IndicaBowl. (The late Helen Sobel was the tore and try to capitaliZe on whet occurs. other.) Dorothy's favorite deal occurred TAURUS (April ....._, 20) Your probwhile she was winning the 1967 Wom- ability for euccese lOOks good todey, en's Board·a-Match Teams Champion· provided you are InVOlved In endeavors are traditional and pragmatic. ship. The six·heart contract hall cer· that Avoid lituatlons that require tain drawbacks. In the cold light of experimentation .• day, deJpite having 12 points, perhaps OIMINI (May 21-.lune 20111 you have a North :hould bave been content to bid serious IIIU8to talk over with someone only four hearts at her second turn. else, a venue free from outlllda lnDorothy won the diamond·jack lead terterance. Privacy could help things wit~ her ace, played a trump to dum· get resolved. my's queen and led a spade to her jack. CANCER (June 21-.lu!y 22) Do everyWest won with tbe ace and naively ex- thing within your .~ lodey to ited witli her last heart. (A club switch strengl'*' reletlonlhlps with -alln· fluentlll frlenda. These contact• could could never cost the contract.) Since declarer bad three club losers, be Important to YOU over the next r,w · 1 · dummy's two spade winners were Ule- days. LIO (July 23-Aug. 22) This Is a good feu. ·AbJndonlng them, declarer day to lay out your goals and ObJectlcashed all her red-suit winners. With for the ahead. If YOUr targata are ooe to go, Eut, dummy and Welt each defined clelirly, you will have en eas1er bel4 ooe club and three spades. Each row to hoe. def_. thought that abe retained VIIQ_O (Aug. 23-Bept. 22) Try to keep 80le control of spadeD. matters that dlrec!ly aHect you In their ·On the final trump, declarer threw proper perspective today. If you ap.dummy's club klnfl. sun under the ln- proach llltuatlons philosophically, 81 nuence of an Idee fm. East dilcardect well as pragmatically, desirable results her club ace, so declarer'• t~a-t of are lndlcaled. i.!SRA (Sept. 23-0al. 23) Your chances clubs won the lut three trlcka. of tumlng 1 proftl today are spt to_be C>-. . . ., _ . i b d F II Ala 3.•• _ _,. 7 t•eCi= Mdl,lt8 ~~~~7R.._ '" a +AJIOS '. •• s• She had winners in hand the Mullnoinsb County audience. Hcnnina'• biMbJnd and 20-ycarotd dausbter were killed in 1985 wben a clrwtten driver crashed into them in Nevada u they were driving home to ()rqon. Henning's buaband died_ins!antIy, but she will always wonder how mucb bel' daugbrer suffered before dying in !he flames. The girl was burned over 75 percent of her ' SUnday Tlmn SenUnel Plgl D3 Ex-officers accused of sadistic treatme.rt CINCINNATI for- ening casuate a suspect with a (AP) - A mer police cbief of suburban Uncoln Heiahts and anot)ler officer bave been accused of sadislic interrogations, police brutality and · fraud. Former Chief David Toran and former Capt. Chester Richardson allegedly shot at suspects during intcnogalions in 19119, according 10 federal civil-rishts indictments un,tN~Ied Fridaf. • Toran also li accused of threat- body. "She was a beautiful girl. and I don't know if her face was ruined. We hid to have closed caskets," Henning said. . The rapid spread of victim panels bas p!QI!Ipted two •ssociate professors of psychology at Eastern Kentucky Umversity 10 condllCt a · nalionwfde study on the effect of the panels on the victims them- 10 friend's house. Richardlon. -'S.-... macbere. amsted at bis Cincinnati home. The men also were indicted on Assistant U.S. A~ Kada• mail fraud, wire fraud and money- teen Brinkman said the in• 1 !lip ' laundering charges that involved a tion was conlinuina. but abc woi.rl4: van leaSed for police operations. not elabora!e. The indicunents were handed up The fraud indictment aid T Thursday after an 18-month FBI and Richardson received $52,616, investigation. U.S. Magistrate Jack from the F'tflh Third Jnsi .. Co. IIi Sherman Jr. sealed them until the buy and equip a 1991 GMC: men could be taken into custody. Explorer van for police surveil· On Friday, agents found Toran, lance. · :::. 34, of Lincoln Heigbts, at a girl-. selves. "If it's a useful healing technique, then we'll !ell the world and encourage people to set up these panels," says Dr. Dorothy Mercer, who was herself seriously injured in an alcobol·related crash. "If it's hannful, then it's not worth victimizing people again by being on panels.'· But Oregon plmelist Sharon Baker, 39, says prevention -not thel!llly - is the point of the panels. ' "It Just reopens the wounds eyery bme you bave 10 relive it," she says. Baker's 13-year-old son, Jeremy, suffered severe brain damage in ail alcobol-related crasb in 1985 when he was 5. The accident left him a quadriplegic with the mental capacity of an 18-month-old. The ftrSt victim panel was estab~shed in Worcester County, Mass., m 1982, followed by King County Wash., in 1985. ' In many states, MADD chapters administer the programs. In some Slates, it is up 10 individual judges or probation officers or even treatment centers to order offenders 10 attend. Citj must pay DENVER (AP) - The city must pay a lesbian tor tluee days of family sick leave she used to care for her injured companion, a judge 3 Announcements ruled. Mary Ross, a former social No hunting or trnpenlna, cbly LEGAL NOTICE or nlghl on ChllrtN Vat F•rm1. worker It Denver Genetal Hospital, Final r•ading of Aerie Pr.vrou• ptnnh• .,. void. bad won !he right 10 sick-leave pay _2171 Bylaws · and Houae VlolltiP'I will be proHCUIId. then lost it in earlier city hearings. at regular meeting, Denver District Judge Richard Ruloa BnutHul Kht•ne, To OoOcl Dec. 7, I 992, 7:00P.M. Spriggs ruled Thursday the city's (12) 2, 4, 6 3tc HomH, All ColoN, 114 111 11!1-5:00P.M. To I P.M. family leave provisions were "irrational," covering some relatives but excluding others. UNITED STI,TES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA • JOSEPHINE HAYN;s. et al., Plaintiffs.' greater In joint endeavors than they will No. PCA 89-3<Xl93-RV be In situations where you're operating SHONEY'S, INC., et al., Defimdants. ) solo. ! SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don't cut your mate shorl today If he or she has euggestlo~sto offer regarding a critical mallet of mutual Interest. These comments could be helpful. TO: I Shonay's,·lno. and Raymond L. Dann. have agreed to settle an employment discrimination class actiOn lawsuit now pending in the~ States Dl1trlct Coun In Pensacola, Florida. Thit lawsuit claimed that Shoney'a; Inc. and Raymond L. Danner dlscriminatecf agalntt biKk applleantl tor emp&oyment and blaCk ern~ at Shoney·s. lnc: s Corporate Headquartereln Nashville. Tennessee and at Shoney's, C.ptaln D's, Lee's Famous Recipe, Afth Quarter, or Parga's Restaurants owned and operated by Shoney·s. Inc. Dec. 7, 1112 3 +843 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South _.. 5 BERNICE BEDE OSOL ••o tJ 'AKJ982 +AKQ t9 84 ~ : 011 111!r T. ._, .,, 7 - ASTRO·GRAPH EAST ti09H SOUTH raolve the 7' . , l k l a l l l r na Today, at least 200 counties in 40 states have Slar!ed similar' programs, accordinJI to Mothers AJialnSt Drunk Driving, a 111111011· Wide IWUp ,dedicated 10 fillbtiog clranken driv1111. . In 1991, 48 percent of all fa!al traffic accidents nationwide were llcohol-related. On a recent night, a mostly young and male audience of more than 100 sat very still as Mathews spoke in a dimly lit auditorium in the MultnomaiJ County Justice Center. · The offenders beard two other mothers !ell equally llagic stories. Aiudse on !he panel and a recovering ak:obolic who once was caught driving drunk also spoke. , Then the offenden had to write down theit comments down before leavina !he room. "The lady's been through too much and lost a lot of family members in the worst way,'' one l!llonYmous catd said. "1 am thankful I didn't burt anyone because of my s!Upidneu... I sona feel sick." No one knows bow effective the victim panels are in reducing the recidivism rate for drunken drivers. Bui the Nalional Highway T~­ fic Safety Adminisualion is jlrepar· ing a Sllrvey, using statistics from Oregon,. Washington and Califor· nia. Results are expected by early next )'e81'. · "We wouldn't beain 10 profess that listening 10 a panel of victims on one occasion would rebabili!a!C an alcobolic," saYJ Janice Lord of the national MADD office in Irving, Texas. "But we have had many letters and phone calls and statements from llcobolics who say that listenina to that mom's story was the turnaround in lbeir deci• sion 10 get bclp." The panelists say tbey don't need hard ~f to feel their effort ' is worthwhile. · "If I can just save one life, or save one person the heartache and· pain I've gone through, it will be worth it,'' Nancy Henning, 60, rold +H :,::7" a -•• ~s plllgnun, tKQ63 . :ild: ~ • 12-~ft time o~fcJ!der is "diverted" to eotmseling and will bave no record or 1 conviction after compleliDs the tKQ64 .Q7 6 'it)(. ,.-:&~==== --C 7 s ._.bills -a ; the festivities. The masJdau were led lloq the parade route by tbeae ftaa CQI'pl memben cfolna routlnes wltll coiorlul tinseJed hoops. t Ardent 6 Unrefined It - germ 16 Its capital Is Valletta 21 Shoulder wrap 22 Lawlul 23 Our planet 24 1nftu.wa 25 Tur! "'26 = Olthe Union 28 Long for 30 Bold 32 lillian river 33 Article ·34 Large blfd 35 The long ·- of the law 38 Dillry product 37 Succor 38 SUII 40 lllland In Bay of Naples 42 Pigpen 43 Swing 44 Garage Item 45 Paddle 47 Breatl!es loudly In sleep 49 Slay so Mongrel dog 51 Actress Glenn, et al 54 Halt 55 Assistant 56 Pocketbooks 59 ea 111 80 Moray 62 Baars witness to 64 Farm building ·65 Providence's st. 68 Mother 67 Inlet 69 uncanny 10 Sollcitooe Pomeroy-Middleport-GaiiiP.Oila, OH Point Plauant, wv Dec-.nber8, 1182 Pomeroy Middleport Qalllpolla, OH Point Pleuant, wv : ;n In !he year ahead you might have to lake on some additional responsibilities and work a trifle harder than usual. However, your efforts will be justly comuenaated and you could be pleased as punch with the results at year's end. 'SAQITTARIUS (Now. 23-Dec. 21) Your desire lo be helpful to others today Is admirable, but be careful you don't let people capable of fending for themselves burden you with their baggage. Major changes are ahead lor Sagltulrlus In the coming year. Sand for Sagittarius' Astro-~raph predictions lodsy. Mall $1 .25 plus a long, self-addresse<l, stamped anvelopa to Alllro-Graph. c/o this ,_.paper, P.O. Box 9.1428, Cleveland, OH 44t0t-3428. 8e sure to state your zodiac lllgn. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-.len. 11) Your peers might try to entice you to do something today that does not serve your best Interests or Isn't In line with your high standards. Say "no" and· mean 11. AQUARIUS (Jen. :ZO.Fell. 11) Disenchantment Is likely today If you permit yourself to Imagine that things work out better for others than they do for you. Actually, If you. could change places, you wouldn't. . PISCES (Feb. :ZO.March 20) Volatile subjec:ts, like politics and religion, are topics that could lead to heated ex-' changes today. Be smart and select lighter Issues which don't upset everyone. . AlliES ( - 21-Aprtl 11) A person who borrows tl11ngs from YOU but never returns them when ·promised, might have gall enough to ask you for something again today: Let history guide your response. TAURUS (April :ZO.IIay 20) There's a pooslblllty today you might let someone THE PURPOSE OF THIS NOTICE IS TO ADVISE: • OF THE STATUS OF THE LAWSUIT. INCLUDING ASTATEMENT OF YOUR RIGHTS WITH RESPECT TO APROPOSED SETTlEMENT OF THE CASE • IF YOU HAVE APOTENTIAL CLAIM AS AN APPLICANT, THE REQUIREMENT THAT YOU MUST MAIL AREQUEST FOR CLAIM FORM • IF YOU ARE ACURRENT OR FORMER EMPLOYEE, YOU MAY MAIL AREQUEST FOR CLAIM FORM IN ORDER TO ASSURE THIIT• THERE IS ARECORD OF YOUR CORRECT CURRENT ADDRESS .~' • OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO FILE WITH THE COURT AN OBJECTION TO THE SETTLEMENT ~ 1. The All'ect.d CIIIIHI. The following persons may be entitled to receive benefit s, including a monetary award, established in the pr~ setUement: · • All ~lack persons who unsuccessfully applied for employment at any ti me between February 4, 1985 and November 3. 1992 at Shoney't.~ Inc. a Corporate Headquarters In NaShville, Tennessee or at any restaurant owned and oper¥ted by Shoney's, 1"'. (Applicants ! : "' AI black per10ns who are current ex former employee~ at S ho~ey's , Inc.'s corporate heat:lquaners in Nashville, Tennessee 01 at any restaurant owned and ~rated by Shoney'a, Inc. and who were employed in one or more of those restaurants between February • . 1985 and 'Novembar 3, 1992 {Current or Former Employees) : and All black persons w:f'IO would have applied tor employment at any time between February 4. 1985 and November 3. 1992 at Shonuy' s. ""'·c'!'·l corpcM"Itl headQuarters In Nashville, tennessee or at any restaurant owned and operated by Shoney·s. Inc. but falktd to apply becaute their bel~f that Shonly's, lnc. engaged In rac;;lally biased hiring practices again st black persons (COnstructive Applicants) . • • 2. Tenna of PraPataciSallarnenL SubjeCt to coun approval, the plaintiff s and defendants have.agreed to the enlry of a OecrH by the Court. that establishes certain hiring ~oall, a setttement fund and certain injunC1i't'e·retktf agreed tD in order to satisfy claims of the plaintiffs and eta• members and to pay attorneys fMt, costs, and other expenses of litigation and senlement. This relief will be In final settlement of all claims tijo· the plaintiffs and Class members against Shoney's, Inc. and Raymond L. Danner for cla ims ol employment discrimination andl«retaliltiQcl• because of race that were ralaed Ot coukl have been ra ised in th is case. • •• 3. The s.tt1ement Fund. The proposed Decree requires Shoney's, Inc. to establish a Settlement Fund In the amount of $105,000,000.00 payments to qualifted daimantl and tor P~:yment of some expenses that will be Incurred in the settlement and Claims process. not lncll.ld_inD"' anomeys' fees. Pursuant to the Oec;;ree, Shoney's, Inc. also has agreilj to pay ·Class Counsel's anomeys tees, costs and e•pentet. Thi setttement Fund wtll be used to pay monetary awards to qualirled class members who comply with the claims procedure required by the Court. n. exact amount of funds to be paid from the senrement Fund for wh ich a claimant might be eligible will be determmed by the claims' procedure, eligibility requirements and otfier Nmhatiohs set forth in the Decree . Payments to qualified Claimants will be made over a specified'• period of time as required by rhe Decree. Constructive Applicants will generally rece ive the benefits of the equitable hirlrlfl goals establlhed by. tne Decree but wilt not be elgll* to receiVe a monetary award from tne Senlement Fund. . 4. Claims ~ for Appllc8nta. If you are a member of the Applicant class mentioned above and want to j~:~~l~~(1~~~ the setdlment. you must submit a written Request for Claim Form; a sample is printed at the bOttom of this notlce. rei FORM MUST BE SENT TO THE COURT CLERK'S OFFICE AT THE AOORESS SHOWN BELOW AND MUST BE THAN January 11 , 1993. If tne proposed Decree Is given final approval by the Court, you will be sent a specific Claim previously Hnt a Requeat for Claim Form stating that you may w~nt to file a claim. Each claimant must complete and return ~ETUFiNi.IG ,acx:ordance wtlh the Instructions on the Claim F""orm. PLEASE NOTE THAT SENDtNG A REQUEST FOR CLAIM FORM OR n ACTUAL CLAIM FORM DOES NOT GUARANTEE YOUR PARTICIPATION IN TH ESETTLEMENT FUNO. 5. Clellrit Prac1111n tor Current 01 FanMr Empfoyeea. It you are a mamba~ of the Current or Former Employee Class, you ma~ file a· Requa at fcx Claim Form to assure that tnere Is a record of your current _address. Shoney's, Inc. w\11 be mailing claim forms to all Current or· Former Employees for whom Shoney's ,. lnc. has a valid, current address . Shoney·s. Inc.'s records. however,. may not contain a correct address.· It Is your responsibility to assure ~at Class Counsel has your correct address . · . 1. Other Afftrmdve R...t. Tn8 proposed Decree alsO establishes goals for hiring Black persons in certain positions with ShOney's, Inc.\' Implementation of an internal complaint procedure, training and educational programs, as well as other obligatioos. •' 7. 11nc11ng llec:t. The proposed Decree. If finally appro'ol9d by the Court, will be binding on all class memburs and wtll bar any person WhO /t. a ryNtmblr of the classes from ueklng relief other than that provided for In the a.:reelrom ShOney's, Inc. or Danner for Claims of empiO~ment discrimination anCIJor retaliatiOn beCause of race. Clasa members will not be altowtd to exclude themMtvea from the term1 ot the Oecrw. 1. QbfeclkNtt to the ConNnt oecr.e. If believe tnat the proposed Decree should not be finally approved for ~ny reason , may' preaent your obhtctkJn at a hearing on January 25, 1993, at1 :00 p.m. at the United States District Court, United States Courthouse, 100 North" PalafoK Street, F'ensacota, Fk»rtd~ember of the settlement classas whO want!l to Obtect to the proposed Decree must file an ObfectiOn• and appear at the nearil'lg. The 1 must be filed in writing with the United States llistrlct Court Ctertc 's Office with service of copies· upon 0.11 CounHI and for the defendants, on or before January 11, 1993. Any attorney who will represent an individual objecting to tha ' Decree must file a notlc:e of appearance wtth the COurt and serve counsel for all parties on or befOJe the same date. , 1. Clei'JI'a Addntaa. The Clerk's addrell is: 01'fice of the Clerk, United States District COun, Nonhern DistriCt of Florida Unlled States COurthOuse, 100 North PalafoK Street, Pensacola, Florida 32501 . AI Request fOf Clllm Forme or oth..- corree~nc• must ltate the M• and number of the C81e, HeyneJ v. Shomty's Inc., No. PCA lt-300U-RV. ' 10. eta.. COunMI/FurtMr lnfonnltiOn. If you Change your address after sending in the Request for Claim Form, ~;~is:E:i==~~H Inform Class Counsel in writing: Failure to report a change of actctress may result ln a qualifiect Claimant being barred from of the settlement. If you have any que1tion1 •bout the Decree. you may call or write the offices ot Class CoUnsel at the or can the .toll tree number listed below: ll\omaa A. Waffen Barry L. Goldstein 501 Ea1t TenrieaSM Street/Suite 0 Saperstein, Mayeda, Larkin & Gold!teln 1300 Clay Street/11th Floor P.O. Drawer 1657 Tailaha..... Aor1da 32302 Oakland, Californ ia 94612 vou make a decision tor you who may no1 have all the facts at his or her disposal. This could negate the worth of this person's advice. OIM!N! (May 21-Jun'lt 20) A reliable friend might help you work your way through a critical development ·today. lt'a · Imperative that you properly ac: knowledge his or her allons on your behalf. ' CANCER (June 21-.luly 221 Avoid en· tanglemenls with friends today where you feel compelled to take sides. Once lhe linea are drawn they could be extremely difficult to erue. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Your personality and your Image are rather vulnerable today, so be careful how you respond to the berbe of YOU< peers. You might end up with a poor-aport libel. ¥IIIGO (Alii. 23-lept. 22) Today you might encounter someone who holds opposing opinions equelly 81 atrong 88 YOU<S· lt'l bell ROllO diiCUIS volatile II• SUM, becluM both or' YOU may have ~ chip on your lhould8rl. LIIRA (lepl. D-OcL 23) Be a bll more aware than usueltoclay regarding your Prine! poe-Ilona. L•ve nothing lying about that could serve as an Invitation to someone who might have sticky fingers. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It's wise to . IIRalyza llltuatlone betore taking action, bu1today YOU might weigh and balance· you Tot 1-1100-950-1556 They or tomeOM from their oft'k:e will talk to you tr.. of Charge. YOU MAY OBTAIN ACOf'V OF THE DECREE AT YOUR EXPENSE. TO OBTAIN ACOPY, YOU MUST CONTACT THE OFFICE OFTHE U.S.• OISTRICT COURT CLERK AT THE AOORESS SET FORTH ABOVE. ._...of 11 • Dwr.t• COUftael, For purpoaes of serving copfea of any obiectlons. the addr111 for service on counHI for.the O.fendurta 61: James 0. Ramie)', Farrtl, Warftel(t & Kanaday , Suhe 1900, Thlrd NstiOnll Financial Center, Nashville. TN 37219 ·, H the SetUtmtnt Ia not agproved by the COurt. no money will be paid and tP'Ie case will proceed to tliat. However. there Is no assurance tnet later decllkxl would be lri favor of elias members, and if It were, that It would be as favora~ to the Class members as this Mttllment Doled 1h~ 2•m day of November, 1992. , • CMwk of COun, United States Olstric1 Court. Northern Dlatrict of Florida•.Pensaoda ~·"-' · .1 ·······-···-··············----------··r;··-----·-····..·--~-------·----- -~------- ------·--·--····-··-·-··········- ---·-·-·------· ..··········-Hoynll v. SIIOnfly'o, Inc. - PCA-88-30093-RV ... Fla.) REQUEST FOR CLAIM FORM ~N. D. (Fiootl . (loll) - - ~-- ""'' ··- - ---b I~====~=-------------:,~~~~=========-:======~ IIAL.III: TO RECEIVI! A CLAIM FORM(S), CHECK l1t! IOX(UJ wt1CM Allfii.Y: • llllii'il'. . 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R= 4 =,..'1-.\niOH!':':'.im.. . . - LOST"'""'~,_. laalo, 4 mo okl, Board Church lid, chlld'o pol" REWARD, 3G I - bedrOom, ~?.:illaullltod, new .. w1r1na. new new carpet IIIGII R. Moln .IOMii-2130. ' Or rtWttnnu. Happy Ads Buslnea Loll: BNglo, Rouoh Hollow, Aroo. Brown /Tan, ID On He11101calledBo hr m. little Bro Hu hair - · quite INO'ilcEI OHIO VALLIY PUIUIHNI CD. _.. ..... ,.. .......... _ _ ,.....,...=ond NOT I D - 11!0Mr I 111111 ,.. ""'"' ~ tho~ - ,. ·. ~ Card of Thanks t- ICGI>)' ~---Liil · Until Ju. toent In 1/oe OWner llotlrlng. Happy 19th Birthday Larry! I K= , - ....... 3JII.V • . •· tho ... Older Nat>y lilt. ~~~ ~C1And Uc•r-.a. Lot>e, Mom, Dad, Erie tnoldu 2 I J ••• Home .._... In ¥Inion County, Ohio. 114 ... 1024 PriDed: RedUilcll The Family of JoNph Schuler Sr. would like to thank · everyone wl)o sent flowers, food Or help Overbrook Center has part time shift openings (7:00-3;00 . and 3% hr. shifts) for state .tested nurses ·aides. Salary :: based ~n experience. ·. F.o r more Information contact · Karla Hunter at 992-6472. E.O.E. Q/~ Pastor Paul Taylor and Birchfield -= Funeral Horne. Joseph Jr.-Belva, Jbe Bob, Bobby Joe, Glenn 1\E~IDENTIAL · - - - - - - - -..·1::..:".:... ..:..:.••:...;72"217..::.... ' ~-2 PROHSSIONAL ~IRVI<l MAKIS iH( DlfUR(N(f : VIROINIA SMITH, BAOICER .......:........'.38f.IIZI EUNICE NIEHM, REAI.TOA. .......:... - ...44f.llf7 RUTH eARA. AEAI.ron....!............~ ...:Mf-G?ft DE- ICITES, REALTOA. .. o........ lYNDA FRALEY, AlAI.TOR..... ..........Ill , MICHAElMa.LER, REAl. TOR.......- ... Ill 1101 PATRICIA ADS!, IIEAI.TOR...... .........211-ti7S · STEVEN ~WORDS ....... ....... . ............... 215-Stlll' ! INVF.STMENrS. COMMERCIAL • FARMS Would lib to lhllnk •YWY- who waa by our lkie during the dMih of our mother. Speclallhllnka to Birchfield Funeral Home, the ptlllbnrera, Reverend Durham, · and everyone who thought of ue. TMnkl Pam Henon, Debbie Faw, Brenda Pottera, Rebecca Ferren and Jay Coney and Family 2 In Memory In Loving Memory my dearest sister Barbara Barnett Shoemaker June-4, 1940· Dec. 6; 1968 In Memory 11738, FOR RENT·_1321 110.· Primo lacadon. Eutom A... ~nlty to comb!,. home ond bualnou. Olio AMr lrar111ge. Vert nice 3 bedrm. ~lory-. wilh applllf'ICM. fiJI b lii!T*'Il Tbll il• monty mlking PfOPO'IIion. Cal for ippOllbi .. IL Patrick Bissell 2yra. ago: Dec. 6th, 1990 God gave usa wonderful $OR Hill memory will never grow old. He faahionecf his amile w of eunshine He molded his heart cA ~ gold. Henna new atar in heaven .. A beat.dullight to shine So out of this old world cA sorrow He cho8e thai dear 1011 cA mile . II'- •I ATTENTION HOIII IUYIIII• IGUAL • OPPORTUNITY· NO DOWN PAYIIENT • LOW ' NTIAEIT LOANI qualifY lor thlo ond " llllke you llndlo!'l. Modolllnooma IIIII buy In range. Don1 miU out Call ~48 11101• . r eoo;ooo. No $329. I .... anPGirtalo.p.tUIWj includes: +one show ..._ . IIW-. Aornmllll. Fumt.Md Dow,..tolno, A~ UUIIIIM Pold, Centrally locotod, NMio. 114- ~ ~~. -For W To IIIII llonl: To:To SOt.MI 7 ..... CIINI11 111701. · • +Based on opt. Occup much..~~ caa .)., Q4 our lltl:rdf 1 - I L Mil total lhe dlll•ll And . ACCESS TRAVEL .--oa--2 '-"'-AM 4 ,_, 3 I 1 oom Hou.. Near Walhl!lalon Eiomonta ry, No - · Dipool1, Roqulrocl. Phone: 114-44HOIO Evonlngo. · ~Mol. Jooth,114 roomo. and : II MUI Crook, Ollllpoilo, . _ ~., Fumltlhod . •SIII/IIo. $tOG Do-~ -.~1110. ·- living, laundry r<>Oml. · 8110. por month, · no!Woncn • . . _ . _,,..., 114-4411-2205. AvOIIolllaMIIJo.-bor. Largo thrM bedroom lorm with FREE hoa~ po~IJ lumlollod. tl2151month ptuo ~---2522. "$= Uilll.nllohad Smd Hauoo In Yont,.AOood • , ~aPorch ad Partdna • ..,. . v I l8ca Lorge Bod-., • · Ro~ Ronge. U71111o. a a · No Pill, Coli Eu1 T-. 6\4olleo 0111. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 lodroorn Mobllll Homo, No Poll, Dopooll a Aoloronco Ro...... 114-W.III22. • l7a. - , - b a.ira ii!Q;,~·~ ,. Qllno I $45 $49. & REG. $79.00 OUR PRIQ s40oo_s50oo Sins 7THIU 15 INSULATED & REGULAR &SAFm •• • BIG BEND REALTY, INC. $ r-- ~ Jomes E. Bwgess who passel! away 1 y•ago Dec. 5, 1991 ~missed by llalgltter & fa..y ta:z. FAMILY IIDIIE- ~lit e11ow room to S.P-E·A· o CHJ· T. ~ bodloorno, - . kit, Ill}. LA; ram. rm .. Sad!Y missed bv Margaret, 1811. LAROE COIIIIEACIAL IUILDtNO on Stoto Route. 2 bodrm. opt on tot 11oor; Pollib1113 maro Children, & : ,.....,..., 2 or 3bdnn., for rent •., Coonry Mobllll Park. Wuhorl optl. Grandchildren .,....:,.•'1381 mon., ac:. mil, mineral rlghll. IDdor home. ~lid on 1111. HARRI- TWP.· 80 !.Me, poneto oncl-o n Hannon Trooo Rd. ~21n - • 48 Space for Rent • FOR RENT thio t2'X85' (Datroifllrl mobile homo will! LR 'oaHn. • kitchen, bath, gu lumaco, 2 BR. All fumlnn gail· wfth mollllo homo oiOOOfll TV and • -· • 1108. IUIINE. OF YOUR OWN wllh conotont ..,,.. . In the mld-20 'o • GOOD INVESTI.ENT • bar: 1712. FOUR 110110011 Mo. 2 - . , f1r1omr rancll homo lacalld In lit cou,.,Y. E.-.. -'< Income. ioftly noll ~,,::: HParato living quarlor1.1JoonHd lor 10 . AIIumllwa ond equipment lndudad, aloo 2 bedroom. Fairmont w/giiRion ""onclluml.... 3 ... mil. 11712. IF YOU WANT SPACE; Till II THi PROPEAT!' FOR YOU. 3 BR, tnocUor wfth 2 ba. .' oqui':l:ldldlon, aloe. hoot AIC, Ia. LA, DR kl-; :" ng-. IIIOfJ lg. FR. t8'dtr Mih,jng pool ..... ~patio. Wood- . . . ontlteflouoo. s.. ond looking·--· ld- • FOR RENT holno Recently remoclelecl office epace lor rent In Pomeroy. 1200 to 3000 equarel•t 11147. JUST 815.000, CioN ID Holzer ond " ' -· 3 - · ranr:lfwl-.!ng llnoploooln llmlil' rm, I/211C. rnii.Agnoal-. · PAIT'IY AI A PIC'tURI- you -Into ' thla S 8R, I - ,. lllogo FR, LA .nd ldltlhtrt ...., oa'IOI ancr b•••m~~ll n 1 ._. ""'- t40'a• TaM a look. C.. be.,..._ will t O - ...,j POMEROY • Thlo one floor t>111t 1home II located on Mulbeny Holahll. P,.HniiJ there oro 2 bod!OOO!I and a 11wae ulllltr room (WhiCh could b e - bock to a third bedoooml. TIQ- hao Iorge lonood In Word•... on·~--· Thfo ~II~~­ malnllnanco ~... G- homolll52.5011 a oloo. / at-•· IIDDLEPORT • Tho prlco hu been rtducod on thlo brow,._ hou10. It hu a !lYing room, dining room, 3 bedroom, t 112 bath kllchonlnMI buem:oru, and garage and u ~lty bUidlng. Vol)' nlcoi - ·· the law 201. I OAK STREET - $13,000.00 • I ~ story home with 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room. Nice back lawn approx. 100'1<94'. Front and aide porches. Immediate .poooo111r>n. 1485 ON FRANK ROAD - A partial brick ranch on 1.034 ac. mn with 3 bedrooms. ~ ~ balho, iving room, dining room and kitchen. One car garage anached. Asking only $52,500. Call today. 1462 HAPPY HOLLOW ROAD -Is this 1~ IIIDry log home with basamenL 3 bedrooms, 2l\ belhs, family room. ~ving room, kitchen , laundry al'lla, skylight, satellite system, covered porch, heat pump, central air, 12'x12' building and much more. Call lor $Iaiii. 1425 PRICE REDUCED 1 _ Now 2s,5oo. 22t · Avenue, pomeroy. 4"" L-d room ranch Sp mg " · n. 1em•'Iy room, kitchon, oty Io homo, .... dining room and living room. t .car garage and mora. 1497 EXEcunVE HOME - 2 • tory brick colonial, badraomo, 2ll batho, full finiohed baumonl, electric heat pump w/solar .· heating oystem with ,amonttJts l ao MIDDLEPORT· This spacioua 3 bedtCN!!tt home is"'' whallhe fam~ needs. II also hu a large IMilg room. nica size kitchen with a cute Nllla nock. Hll a ,_ 1001, ,_ and evan a new hoat pump. $23,100 -~...,. s SYRACUSE· Machanic'a Special garage worl<ing outdoor holst, wired lor compressor welders: LOIS ot she! 'IllS and ~ lor storage. Parmg area. · S11,000 Raotne • B11hen ROid- Th\1 3 '*IIO!lfn. needa worl<, but could be handyman's IDuch. II alla on 1. lantastic niow ol the oaunllylide. 1 ononnous Gcod-,...., nnl-. '"- a-· 1117.1WUT a LOW- carurunllltlo .,.. homo. L011Nb1111', b. g u - onraulo. tti,OOO. 1717. Pllllll DIVILOPimi'T L.ANO- L.llld layo - · Oldor 2 1DJ hcmo with I- J 001111 ond homo in nMd ol ropelr, 121 10. mil. Dl SR ta ""'* ' Call 892-6637 or COMMERCIAL OFFICE BUILDING • In Gallipolis. llia.KUNOW- l A - NIAll liD-· ~II OOU-111 :I')IX flmiiJ ....SO. 4-..... 2 "' bU1o and IIIOfJ llrvo lvlng rm. and """""Y llzo ld-. rm. wt "illumar, utllty rm .. 2 ~ • otorago ... pool. 7 - mil- wooclod. All "'"lor ...ry loW prtoo. 815,000. . = -. ·• on 25+ ecru .. WOODED ACRES in Southwestern Good l:ocatlon. Cell 882-6637 or 446-1786. I· , ln. 1ese 2 bedtoom 14x70 2 mobile home has a garden tub. central llr, gas "'"'-· and cathedral c:eiing. S15,0GG 8UY ON LAND CONTRACTI - 3 bedraoino, bath, living room, kitchen, .950 acr. lor $35,1100.00. Ownora uy make an oller. WiU alao atl on land con1ract with $5,000.00 down. LONGBOTIOM • Bashon Rcitd · If you're linld of illlng In town, you will want to take a look at this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with' large family 111om, ftreplace, ftnllhed basement and glassed In' porch on apptOz. 1 112 aatll. 14tf 145,100 POMEROY PIKE· ChesiBr· A one siDry home wl1h new siding, new root, ·newer double pane wlndowa, newer wiring, .and plumbing. Haa 5 and one car varage on approx. half an IICill. n•1• ;J.O:CO•.!'!" RUSSELL WOOD, Broker PHYLUS MILLER MARTHA SMillf PATRICK COCHRAN ' I nwr CLOSE INI - Enjoy A view ol the horn tho llr&al room or this lovely 6 yur o1c1. 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with lamily """" ond finished be-~ niM closets. 2 ar. .__..,_ TaxlrHiornineyaars. Toomany ........... manlon hero. c.lllor mote inlollnlllion.. Alililg CLOSE TO COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL- Just what you've beon looking lor. Ex17a nlc:e 3 btdroom, 2 bath home situated on over 5 acr.._ Living room, dining room. kitchen ondmoro. low$40s. 1495 STOP! THIS IS In - 22 acros, m/1, mini !ann. Has pond, bam and loncing all reedY for aome horses. lnclullts 3 bedroom ranch home wtlll I ll bath s, dining room and mor. . Attached garage and a 32'X48' detached garage, llorage building. PLUS 3 room and bath apartment Owners moving out ol at'lla. Want oold now! 1471 $80's. ~ BUY NOW AT $35,500.00 OR MAKE OWNER AN OFFERI - 1ll -story home with ""n"' 'ng .. ,. 11'din~, ~• bedrooms, ,,.VI·ng room , d•'n1 room , kite en, IIO'xl 20' lot, basomenl and · mol'll. Within welking <hltnce ol Universi ty ol Rio Grande. 1457 IN VINTON VIL' "GEl - Horo - · wil find . ,5 ...,. ••• 3 bedroom Ill balh one stoN ., homo with i.v""' • .,. raom, kitchen , laundry and den. A clelached one car¥; . ~· blo..,-in insui•"·-· and .."--. ~. On 1 12 11 comer lot AsJcin!1-only S30,000. c.ll today lor your appointmonL available. Good lo~tlon. .FOR RENT· Nuralng Home. - nes School .,.., Already has water tap. Six mills ID Rlo GtMde. Call now. 1429 IXCELLINT APARTIIINT ILDO. INVEITIIENT· IN TOWN. 1.11vo opt bldg. wilh a two bod-.. ....: 2 . . - . opto., ptuo • con.o- will! two =~·· pr<>porty hu boon ... prlao.. . mol-.- to mention !l8d IF CITY UVING IS FOR YOU, THAT'S . WHAT YOU'LL GET with lhio well maintained two bedroom hom• with alum . oiclng, lanced In back yard, a large encloHd back porch lor thosa warm summer nigtto or anjoy the central air. One car garago w/~. waling distance to d inic and much more. Fleduced to $46 ,000. Call for your appoinlmegl. • 1444 . 31 litO. · cattodayloryourprivateshowing. 14111 . . _________ Iiiii._· __ 446-9788. MIDDLEPORT· Thlo 2 bedroom homo It iDCOIId on·Gront Stroot on alorgalot ~. hu a otorago building, 3 porchao, ond Iota Thari loa living._,, tomi!l' ,_,,l!llchol), ond bath. 1:/UOO SHADE • HelwiG Ridge Roed • Tlio ,.0, llmiiJ homo will ,_.. :IOIX t.miJ il!MIIing - · You wll ftnd 5 bedraorno lYing room dining room, l&rnliv room, den, Ullity oaciin, 2 batho and kllcl1en with Iota a l -.All thlo on 3 - mil. In the 50'o. 446-9788. • T kftdlan; ST RT 325- Lang...... All older 1 112 Italy home flat haa 9 rooms, ~ bad'ooma, aluminum siding, and 3 porchea. Sits on a lillie .,.. 3 - . Can be yours lor ONLY $37,100 Call e92-6637 or ! mmplalod • lolloora: ... 'lltomtD Alllldt ~ oacurlty ~. aiHI lldlng, hoa¥1 roo!, coromlc flo entry aldandod nto 18113comem walko pad. lhlo onc1 olilti one acre lot In • lovetv country M«<ng. It a110 leaturea a dining lOOm, dac:lc ond porch. A..W roOt hu ]uit boon ilollllod. t:u,IIOO I:,IIACUIE • ~loci lull w-the <fly lmt•. you muot - lllo 18 ID "ffP*iiiii It h lo ......., 001 up 01 a twa twniiJ dwollng but oould oo~ly be oonvonocl to o Dr\0 !Mtl~ homo. Tho houM hoi eo many tx~•• thO)' ... too """'"""'" ID montionl Thlo lo llao a pr-til lrWiar IDIIIICI 1.5 - mil . Grtlll pricoll NEW USTINGI ctEAPIEU SI1,0GG- 64 ... Cr.ekl Uving room, kitchon and dining room combo, bedroom, bath ond covered carport. CaiiDdayl lmmedialt poSS41soionl ISQZ 205 North Second Av• . . Middleport, OH ........... 1\Yo oftlcM. ThrN overheed 10ofoot ctoora ' =::"· extra l81ge IMng room, d ning room, ~ 112 bath, kitchen wilh large.ciDIOto, luWbuement, tin<! gareoo. Thl&homa oloolo ""'I' loW on ut•lltiea. On North Se(l)fld . $37, 500 LMge high-ceiling QMIIIg8 type com- . merclal building In Mldclleport. Approximately 3,000 114S.UNSUAL BRICK RANCH In ~P.IDp condlllort • with 3 BR, 2 balho, full baemont, LR, DR, ool-lo kllchen, bath. Aloo 1 112 c a r - QI10fiO u thla on V.l2aca. mil. .. 'I MIDDLEPORT • Let your home pay far 111011 I Thll houM hu 2 Downolliro loa c<xnfllrtOblo 2 room_, Their~ ,. • one car aaroQO.,.. alaundfJ room. Upolllra II a niGo 2 bod . 100m apartmont with one beth, kildlon and IMng raarn • Clooo " Fumlohod, Control Air & • 1838. SCOTT SCHOOL ROAD II the 1ac:ottort or( MIDI!LEPORT · Chatmlng homo on a doublt lotflatlo lenc:od In oo the kids can play or your pots can run. This home hal 3 bodraomo SPORT$MAN 1 ..... 114 441 2115. 1s,.,; · RUTLAND· l.ocotod on Now lima Rood, IIIIo com~ homo hal 3 bedrooms (ono down, twa upI, one balll, LMng Roam Ell-In Kltchon,s.., Room, FuiBuament anecar.~.AiooWithlhlo P"'Pt<ly II a 38•40 log Cabin ihat 11 unllnlohOd but oould be "'"'piolld and lived in . Only ~5.000 114-W.Z· 5-8227. llobllo Homo 'lll1711, 2 Bodo 1802. CLOSI TO RIO CIIIANDE· Neat c1oan cot1oge olforlng•2 bodraoma, I bath, DODd inlulollrtn ma1a1 oldlng, newly dtcorattd, I outbuilclng, ljll)l t.et ac ""· m11. Hacltup 1or , _ homi. ~ mo ond "!Y gat. GIHIIor:alianiiiS.OOO. SYRACUSE· Thlo one IIDfl' 3 bodroorn homo 11 ]1!11 woldng lor you to movt ln. It hal 2 baths, 1 large UYing Room Dining ROOm onc1 Kllehen. ~ can aloo be purchaoed with or wiihout a Iorge 2-car garage. Price II Yltiable clopending Upon garage. Let uo show you lhla one today. • AMEAIC~N Ill floor' bedrm. & 3 up. EriC!oMd Irani and badt porch, lull baaament. atlllchad uarooe. t ac. rnn. REDUCEDI42,500. ~ shine on hlfrt. . • wife RETRIEVER - .& MAIN S't VINTON is this 2 bedroom I bath brick hofnll. with kilchen, living room, laundry room and • large walk·in al'ic lhal could be oorwtttod to o third bedroom , nice covered front pore!> ond larg8 patio, a ono car ga.age end mono. Call lodaVI II $503 l Charles Bfuell on his 82nd birthday, Sunday, December 6th May his soul rest In peaceful sleep, Perpetual light • GOLDEN 510 SECOND AVENUE, VAI.L In Memory of l1 Loftlg Memory of • CAROUNA {CALL US ANYTIME) 446·7101 or @t 1-800.;585·71 01 ~~~.w:~: NOTICE OF PUBUC AOOION The Galllll County l..ocaiBoMI Gl Edt :! "' will hcild a Public Auction to 1 F Q• of !hit NORTH GALUA IIGH SCHOOL, Ss.h Rt. 1111, VInton, Ohio. Th• public auction ahall be held 011 Saturd8y, Decalt..,12. 111112 II 10:00 a.m. Oft the altL On the move Ute; lnterwl*" partle8 muat liftend. Complete lnlomwlkin on the propeny.may be obtained .. the office of the of the Board of Education at 230 S h e - lane, GIIUipoH•. Ohio. The Board of Edtallon lhell 1111 rwe the right to accept or reject _., or aJ bldl Ill: the reguhBoard lleetlng held in Decembet, 1112. The meeting will be held at 230 ShewnM lane, Gltllipolia, Ohio. Gallla County lacel 8oMI of Educ. ..lewllll 5 N' r:lut . TNM.. . WORK BOOTS BY WALKER Real Estate General Real Estate General Real Estate General PUblic Sale & Auction .8 OUR PRICE ALL TYPES 'OF NEW ITEMS For Information: Auctioneer Finis "Ike" Isaac or Virgil at The Feed Store 388-9370 or 388-8880 Lie. & Bonded Not Responsible for accidents or lost items We will have our regular sale Sat., Dec.~ 12th 7 p.m. 1992 IJII- Fumlohod tlr, Pold, Dapoalt Roqulrtd 251 Str!NI1 ~111potlo, No Polo. 114- • RO\nd'rrlp schd Air .t 3 Nts: 1 Deluxe Accom. ac:. mil, .. lonlo doubltwldt. otoqgo !Midlng'ILoc:aiod on old Slf teo, - · Call lor OAX'I-. 11.... -. ..... ator . 12401110. Polo. - Cont-.y AIM, Nloa I ........,w 411-i038. 00 ..-·--=··--Holol. Furnished REGULAR PRICE $89.00 Jackson St. Vinton, Ohio WED., DEC. 9th 7 p.m. CHRISTMAS AUCTION Roams Get Away TOday ' teo''· 1111. LAND CONTRACT· Look1na lor 8 HEMLOCK GROVE · Thlo 3 bodtoom, 2 bath home io locud on o In Memoly of Michael 0 o -· mother. JEAN VANCE 800-477-9864 • Largo 2 OIOiy, llh • MaiO, Pl. Pl. I largo boldroomo, 2 IIIII bathe, kitchen, dining, • qt,. (!/md( ~l'~kk c.-aneot CII.If ACCBS TIAVEI. Real Estate General 23 LOCUST ST~ 446·6806 -..,uol Pold Vacat- GouraniHd Wagoo. The Family Of -- . _...,... Isaac's Auction House 2 bedroom lwnlohad opt, :104- •~. rncludes: Zlldim. ....... lalol -lrlo. .... • Ro\ni'Trlp schd N r lllmlahod. lounrh • 2 Nls. / Deluxe Accom . pllanoooroom ,.diU•. ClloM to IICihocill • Mel. Nts. S5o picple, Y1lloao.·o,_ Allla.·.,.. .. In '"""· .__ -• Based on Obi. OC<;up. .,, eall114.fll:lom1. EOH. • Mtn. GO~ROIIce rcq. . . - .. ,....... lliUimurft iO · •r-ay, In anyway. Thanks A ~p~~elal thmlb to Birchfield Funeral Home, pa~llbearer•, Reverend Durham and everyone who thought of Ul. Thenb Pam Helton, Debbie F-, BNncla Pott1re, Rebecc. Ferrell and Jay Coffey and Jamlly. flexible Pun Pack!Jgc Sewing Machine Mechanic: • ' Experienced mechanic needed for. Real Estate General &Auction $179. 00 *********** high quality dress shirt factory: Requires expertise with alngl•t l needle equipment and folders ~ Some automatic equipment {Adler, Jetsew, etc.). Great opportunity;· excellent working conditions and benefits. Relocation Contact Peggy at 1-800-848-6203, Chesapeake Shirtmakers Inc., Columbus, Ohio. :~ Opportunity Col~r. M-niiY Spade, StMohoo, . _ St- ExtOfte lion, Anoworw To: lrldgol 614- The family of Jean V.nce would like to th...k everyone who w• by our elde dur· lng the cte.lh of our ·-~­ ....._ Or IMMtinant. 2 lecf.. In lwlnalon With AJC LMae Lol te,IIO!I. 114-:J88.8710. 3671oftor o:OO PM. .. OH. Home ,., .... In Choahlro vu. - . ~ & beth,lg. Flat Llil - IIJ-~-W:3G · P.M. _ , . Allor 3::111 P.M.114-441-., fleol Eslcte woartng orongo nylon COllar< no lllrnt1 304-e15-3fl0 clap D715111-ngL ~--·~JII0¥0, ~-,11--,Homo 2210.-. -. PubliC Sale L.\S \'E(i.\S 3t Homes for Sele ;i:::i;:::-==--:::---:·'~ Ha-, PM. - - - .... . 1::10 1 lllen:tlandlu ~tMMIWZ .... Fl., .11 .... 101, 2ll8 wallo, a - ptlla bolho, cllnln.g . ..... -.s-.wotli' .. - . . Ur ...,...... 2 ..... ' : liB tiiiJWOUI -------- - Willie Shet>IWd Wllh Choilo Goods · - ·.... 1 .... ....,..; WJ.IWI"'Aier 4p.M. · bhll &tiM't holr4 ,.... ID 1M oolt fuel oattiiOMllottl'r. ~ Odd .1o1te, Indoor .Ou1cfDar .. U' U1nu• lrronda. 81.00 II444J. MQ. Q r . . Pol? Business ' ' Antlqull -.. ..... ............. EOEIIIFIIW Employment Services Gcade Goa~• HQullhold 5I ....,,_ 'How ~an thla be putting you in the holiday apirlt7 It's ash from a volcanic eruption!• noor u.oon Counly F.....,ndo, Holntold 51 HoiUhold 18 ..,_..._. to Do (U.a.•ca..•l ~lo Sl for Rent •• E)lporloncod: 1.80Q.23~2 lnlxperiln cr d: 1-304-137-2711 USA Truck Colllr,,f!-r<ll Pl-o Coli, 114112~.... Loot: Chlld'o Pol, 7 Month Old 42 Mobile Joton4es "*' - · HoildoY Inn m8tolollouto7 FOUND; temalo 0H Point PIP snt, WV .• . • (1nllnlne A: llabllt UBA TRUCK 1o t..roaldng ,_ ....., t . a l - For 1182 .._ ctESHR: ~LLAGE is lh:s _., -.tl::t.s~~t<S u-~ ~·· ~ .~ Rt. · ~- __, - ~-•M· " m-~- ..___ .. ~-· ,...,•··bar ,.,._ ...... ,.......,... '""' ~- ~ " ..,.. · ~..~ • - .... 3 '*'-no. t ball\. li'rillg nn.. cininll ""' and ki....._ • .......,~- -· ~.. _..,~ ...-_._......L...... '""'"" .,...._"""'" t 48t $&9,500. oold with 1 acra mil 01 5 acroo mit and bem. Cal today lor IliON ii'llonndon. 1417 COIAIERCW. - 470 JACKSON PUCE - 1 ..,. lot approx. 36'x56' building with two bay ~· a$1lhall palblg loL 1486 Whelhtr starting out or retiring IN• home is lor youl 2 bedrooma. living room, klll:htn, bath, alum• aiding. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! I 417 . PICTURE YOUR HOUSE HERE! • Yacant land. 0 . J. White Road. 2.392 aer88, Iota or REDUCED AQAIHI NOW 115,000.00 • WAS AIKtNQ $14,000.00 - OWNER WANTS SOLD! - Good innoMnonl property oitualod II 3nl Avenue. 4 bechonla. ~ ballo, n...r 1111 lumact. Mobile home also Included. Good rontalr-nt. 1482 44~618 25&;1136 379-2651 446-8655 Mn ON DUfiGAH ROAD is !his 3 bedtDOnl . oidod ranch with 2 belhs. t.undry. lving ""·· dining "'"· 2 ..,. ai!Khed DO'"''I"· Can be 14'fl cozy a CUTEI Stt.IIOO.oo - HUNTERS PARAOISEII - ~II ocnoo. can be yours. O..r ond otiiN game .tJound. incluclng wid turby. '1"-building' oit.. with no~~'not....., ~"""'-<- lor~ On Nat with llroelric av~. now Wid YIN have I !)lac. to h<.llt end _cal yow ... OWNER ""YS nMl'U ..., MAKE POSSESSION • 51OfRRI MM '-· - ••htxna. l'l ,... btchlom ranch styte :::::: ~~~~;?'-~""" G:>cr ~~ IIIDWELL AREA- Well k•pt cozy two btdroom ranch with ._ . . . loll. 1 1ttac:htd V8"'11"· 1 car dtllich«< go111ge. N4ow ••"""' h.., pump. p 1 rt'11 1 b••amen 1· ~.. $311,500.00. H1S !rHo. Good building sillo lor $11 ,1100.00. tlt:z VAcAHT LAND ON UNCOi.H PIKE - 86 ac:tea, omd pond, plus tax24 aho-r h011u. ASking $26,500. 1478 ·' TAMMIE DEWITT J. MERRILL CARTER CATHY WRAY CINDY DRONOGWSKI 441 ~1514 379-2184 446-4255 245-9697 �.· nm• Ott-Point Pill S..ltlnel nt, wv OH Point Pleaunt, wv 31 ltolnllfar .... 31 llomll far .... 32 Mobile Homes tor Sale ._ ... tal_,_ ; • • Hlrlnfll.....t CNo Experleiw t11 • · ry) • '-nToiiiM(Trolnlng _ ...., 0 • • . .~ft71 .. • =. ., .,. -· - ' Ill up, -tna; 1.-: II · . - . . , . . . . , llldp 141170, ........ 2 'tz•td:t NC, -.CO . . . . poroll. kllohln lllend, • mOllllpolla, •••llout• 7 Ohio - _ , _.. DirCoNCMI•I llotllw.t Of tliiC 0'1 'aclun Plu ..., I A.1L -t:IO P.ll. II Cluoi!IY - ... to Tt. ~ COnoom For y...- Clllld'l CUe. Col Uo For II - . lnln no&~c~~eN 11t ue 1m ,.,...; cha:ll!l l'lohool Age ........ 1224. 1121t71. . -For In Ct.ohlro VI~ llao. I - . I both, Lg. Ft.t 1.01 . ly -.or, W:IO P.ll. Phone: 114 4te em After 3:30 Real Estclte P.IL · - Or lnooo- 2 BMI· In Ewl- With Ale Largo Lol lUCID. 111Co38W710 Or 11+41N-7112. . Fmanctal ·-------1 Card of OWnor Roltrtng. Oldor Eat plolo With (mir;( And E~ 2:"'"'lholuct. 11. C1 And r.-ooa, 2 81drrom Home The Family of JoMph Schuler Sr. ~ In Ytnlon c-tJ Ohio. 114 . . 1024 PriMcl RecluO.dl . would like to thank everyone who sent Help Wanted . • ' Overbrook Center has part time shift openings (7:0o-3;00 and 3Y. hr. shifts) for state . tested nurses ·aides. Salary : baaed on experience. F.o r more Information contact Karla Hunter at 992-6472. E.O.E. Sewing Machine Mechanic: ' . ~ . i Real Estate General In 81rfWB'J. Thanks Pastor Paul Taylor. and Birchfield ~ Funeral Horne. JoHph Jr.·Belva, JO. Bob, Bobby Joe, Glenn cy~ · (]t v:;/md~/~kk In Memory PROFESSIOHALSERVI<I MAlUS THI DIFfiRIN(t ; In Loving Memory my dearest sister a.baraBamett Shoemaker June 4, 1940- 0ec. 6; 1968 In Memory of Michael Patrick Bissell · 2yra. ago: Dec. 6th, 1990 =~eusa utson Hil mat1JOIY wiU -flOW old. He faahioned his smile OIA of aunahine He molded his heart of gold. J:r. Henaaanew .... liar in '-even A beaiAifullight to shine So.out of thia old world cA sorrow He choae that dear aonc:Amine -- . • pi- tumlohid, louncty In loom. Altolloottono avollllolo " ' .. Fumlshed Rooms RDDnWior-. - o r - , h. 9brlllJ' 101 S120imo. CliNt. Holol. &14 4 1!10. Get Away Today tllll,llllonWY. Dopoalt R~ub.t 251 State StrHt, Galltpolla, No Pota. BM446-31167. CO t ndlt II on Poiftl af ()epMutt1) inCludes: 1 SIM"i'::! wlh -wng. AIDD· • · AI hook-upo. can an. 2:00 p.m., 304·7n- Fum!- 1Br, UUIIIIM Paid ,. $329o 00 Fumt.hod + 3 Nts. / Deluxe Accom. •One show ·· ·Based on Dill . Occup Ancl~.rrudlmorcl caa .ch,. ot our ll1mdl)t n:MII . . . . . . . lor .. t'O cietflb ACCESS TRAVEL Altlllmont wa•..t To llont: For WMIIond Ttlll- To lloUih hnd,CaiiPol ·~- OowMtalra. AU UUIItfee Paid: · • RollldiTrlp schd-Air Clntrally Locat..t, 118!5/llo. 1141 448.0541. f,1erchand1Se Fumllhed Apartment, UtJihiM Paid, 1 Bedroom, Uptlalrt, Soconcl Avonuo, Galtlpoll!t; No Poto1 ~colllnl Condhlan, 114- 441 ..523. . . 5I HQusehold Goods W' Round Oak T - 2 Luv• Anll4 Aiawllllk Chain $780, CWV.t Clllna lud;oo.n HouR Near 3 Roomo 1 loth, Coblnala. llatllna AI: S17S. Wlahl!9an Elollllllllry, No Fumlahed, C!Nn, No Plla Roforonco l Rlvor YdotY Oak F'umMuro. 114Peto, Di-'1. Required. Phono: 441-4111. Dapoalt lt.quti;d. ·14~1511. 114-441·1010 Enning•. HouM lor rl')4. I roort)l and ,bath. ......12 3R0. :8 Public Sale - : IIIIIUI CrHII,•GtttApotla, & Auction Stovo. llohltlot otat Fumlah..t. .S1-.ttOODo-'1.1- 3 . three IMdroom farm tumlohod. S421/month plua 1loo · Ito*-" In aft•r with FREE hoa~ parity - ~~-= hou• Sw'*'-, 114.01i2s?eag epm. 4~ . Mobile Homes for Rant Ito*- on his B2nd . 114-446-11173. December 6th May his soul rest In peaceful sleep, liN. 0 0-t.J.T. 4 ltodrooma, bath, IIJL, OR, LR, lam. rrn., 111 floor bodrrn. & 3 up. Encloaod front and back porch, lull bo10ntant, anachtd gwago 1 ac mil REOUCED a 42,500, • • • Perpetual light shine on him.. • Sadlv missed bv Margaret 3 lo4 Nw tot . RUTLAHD • Located on New Lima Rood , lhll homo ~J..bod5roomRolo,.Fd<Mn o-~~~) . one bat1J. LMng -.,,Ell-In • ..., oom. u1 ~""'" onecar ......,.. AIIowhhttR property Ia a 38xCO LOjl Clbln ihit lo unllnllhOd but cauld bo "'"'pitted and livoclln . or1y 135.000 IIIDDLEPOIIT · lot your h<)l11tt pay lor liMit I Thla 11o... hal 2 l!l)allmenra. Dc!wnarairl II a com!Ortihto 2 room oponrnonL Their 11 aiiO 8 0!10 car QlriQI! and I foundry room, ~lllifl II a nioo 2 bed room apartment with .,.. bolh,ldtt:Mn ond t room •eto• .., IIOfOI • In the mfd.20 '1 . GOOD INVESTMENT , 1712. " YOU WANT I PACE, THII J1 PROPERlY FOR YOU· 3 BR, !F'<O<lJI• with 2 balhl' tqUIPDtd kllt:ltert.otac. t.atAIC, ta. LR OR kltcnarl with diring area. ~ FR, IB'dl• aoOmming pool orr patio. bumtr htataenire """- 1 SYRACUSE· Thlo ono 110<y 3 bedroom homo toluol Wilting lot you 10 movo ln. It hal2 batha, a largo Uving Room, 'Dining RoOm ilnd Kotchon. ~ oan liao ba PIJrchaled witll or without a large 2-car gatago, Prlco Ia vartobto depending upon garogo. lot ua UlcNr you • THi . enct- .... allo. • lhls one 1Dday. tAtra lmgellvlng I'OOm, dining room, 1 112 bath, ldiChen wtlh bat, largo ctoaots, IUTbaaement, ond garago, Thio homo 111011 """flow on utl~tito . On North Second . $37, 500 · 1147. JUST 145,000, CloM Ill HolziK ll!ld now ' -· 3 W I - n g lroplaco In larrifli rrn. 112 ac. mil. Agroat cloal. . -·ranch HEMLOCK GROVE • This 3 bodnoom, 2 ball h<w'lltla tocatod on a one acre lot in a lovely country Mnlng. It 1110 feat.1re1 a clnlng room, dodc and porch, A,_ roOf hal juit inlllllted. $34.800 POMEROY • Thta """ floor/tan 'hort~t Ia locatod an Mulberry Helghta. Praaenly there aro bodrooma ond a llf!IO u•lltY rocrn IWI'ich could bo con- back., alhlnl bedroom). TtQ hctiM hoa all~ - I n yard•ond an alllchod ; Tlia pt-1• alrt'DII rnoln-nco fret. Gflttltlltmoll$52,500 - - / IIIDDLEPOIIT · Thit 2 bedroom homo Ia looalad on Grent Stroot on a largo loth.hal utorago building, 3 ~. and toto o1 - • · TMrollatMng room, twnltyroom, -.and both. I2UOO kl-. 1117. aWUT I LOW· ~~- 8 bo*m. homo. Lot ...111'. b.gu- IIIODLEPOIIT • Tt. price hoa boen reducod on 11111 b-natDno houH, II hu a living room, dnlng room, 3 bedroom, 1 112 both kitchen, fullbuement, and Qlrago and utility build'"" VtN nlo<i lnoldo. In the loW 20'a. · .... ., lf717. PAillE DIVIL-NT LAND- Land taya well. Otdor 2 Mary brlok homo with 4 bodt oana and holna In notd aliettllr. 121 .,, mil. 011 SR to ..... ... 5,1100. nnl-. Pinoc:rMt Nlnlng Honte. on. Bllr' fiOl'/l'/11/1 L lri/ Elit '• T f?tUf :> ~1Fif: 7/LL LUV,t' r) I . tuft bolhl and wry largo lYing rm. lftd CIIUft!'J'.:.O kiiChln, lamllw nn. w.'MICIIIJunw, U111ty nn., 2 . I - . bulldfng, pool. 7 ICrDI mllaomt woad..t. N ltR lot a very low p~oo. 145,000. A'lt: , ' '· ' , • s45 ,s49 WORK BOOTS BY WALKER REG. $79.00 OUR PRIQ • s4ooo.ssooor· CAROLINA • GOLDEN SinS 1 THRU 15 INSULATED & REGULAR & SAFETY •• • BIG. BEND REALTY, INC. RETRIEVER • AMERICAN SPORTSMAN Real Estate General (CALL US ANYTIME) 446-7101 or Gl 1·800.;585·7101 ~w~:m::: 51 0 SECOND AVENUE, VALL PROPERTIES MAIN ST. VINTON ia this 2 badt1>om 1 bath brick home, with kitchon, iving room, laundry room and a largo walk-In al'ic that could bo converted to a third bedroom, nico covorod front. pan:h and large palio, a ono car gaoage and more. Call today111 $503 Middleport. Appronnataly a,ooo lqUM'efeat.'IWo ofllcaa. Three over· hallcl10.foot doora 446-8786. SYRACUSE· ~c'a ·Two bey garage working outdoor hoia~ lor air comprassor and welders. Lots of shelves and cablnelllor storage. Parl<lng area. $1e,ocHI Racine • Beahan Road· Th\1 3 badlo!lm. 2 balh home needs work, but could be made nice with the right han<t(man's touch. It alta on t. · lot that hal a fantastic niew of the countryside. 446-9786. ll4t. NIW UITIICL LOOICIIIQ 1'011 A 11LA01 TO HIIVI YOUR OWN aU.tNUI IN YOUR HOIII then thlala tho _.ny. 24 badroam, z botha LR' FR, Ell-In IIJtchon, aloe • hoti, OW._ Utll. and IIDrlgo on 112 '& mil. Can bo 3 BK lingle homo aloe. OUR PRICE 7 girapotypacom· Call992-6637 or lomlfr ,_.. 4 -.,.,. 2 REGULAR PRICE $89.00 $ MIDDLEPORT· This spacious 3 bedroc¥n home Ia ju&l what tile ramify needs. It altO has a large living nloll size kitchen with a cute little nock. Has a new and even a new heat pump. Good lo98Uon. · SELL NOW. IIIAOIIIN NIIIR 1110 GilA-· ~ I•IOIIII!Nng l'OU! Marchandlaa Real Estate General Real Estate General marcia! building In FOR RENT - 54 Mlacellaneous ALL TYPES OF NEW ITEMS For Information: Auctioneer Finis "Ike" Isaac or Virgil at The Feed Store 388-9370 or 388-8880 Lie. & Bonded Not Responsible for accidents or lost items We will have our r~gular sale Sat., Dec.. 12th 7 p.m. 1992 ST RT 325- Langavllle- All older 1 112 atory lltme that. has 9 rooms , 4 bedrooms, aluminum aiding, and 3 parches. Sits m a little over 3 acres. Can be yours lor ONLY ,. S37,to0 available. EXCELLINT APAIITIIINT ILDO. INVUTIIENT· Good- - I N TOWN. Largo IIIL bldg. wtlh 3 lliO badtoorn ..,..; 2 arw - .. apll., plut a coage wllh two ~-::"'·TNt ~-hoaboariW-. nf prloo. No Plll!loll On Roni-2-0wn; NaeNng E.,. Plnz•wd. NEW USTINGI CHEAPIEII S11 ,000- 64 IIIII CrHkl Uving room, kitchen and dining room combo, bedtOom, bath and covered caiJ)ort. Call todayl lmm..:fiatt passessionl 1502 205 North Second Ave. Middleport, OH 1130; SHADE • Hotwlg Ridge Rood • Thla """"'' flmlw homo wiN ~ l'OU! family brNihlng Wllllnd 5 bodtoou•,lt.lng -.. dlring room, llmltv room, lion, IAIIty 1t10rt1, 2 both• ond wtth lola o1-... Alllhll on 3 mil. In the 50'a. - ·You • PRITYY IIIII PICTUIII you - 1n1o ' lito· 3 BR, 1 balh, largo FR, LA and wtft anao &rid -....111111 5 ..... n.ot. 140'&. TIM I loolc. C... bo purclued wllh 10 11rH m.1 u- Jackson St. Vinton, Ohio WED., DEC. 9th.7 p.m. CHRISTMAS AUCTION Lllge high-calling RacenUy remodeled office space for rent In Pomeroy.1200 to 3000 square feet I 8YRACUIE • ~lid tuM ou- the city lnill, you ..., - thfl ...,_ to approdoto it. ltlo Pflttllftlly •t up • I 11i0 larnlty -ling but could Hilly ba ., a ono tnlty homo: Tt. hai' 10 many ox•aolhoy ara 1110 n u - to montionl Thlo Ia alaa a i>fepart<lfrlllor lot ond 4.5 - m i l , G- prlcott FOR RENT FOR RENT MIODLEPOIIT Charming home on a doublo 101 that fa fonced In 10 the kids can ,play or your pets can run. Thia homo hoa 3 bedrooma, Qui 141 Oli F~r- ~ 1121. CLOSE· IN.· F1Yo ..,., ol ....tng !arid. PIIIa. Isaac's Auction House Calll92~7or ~ . Or 4 - Stovet 48 Space for Rant 1838. SCOTT SCHOOL ROAD Ia tt. 1oc1t1on on; thl• 12~85' (Dotroltefl mobHt lltme with LA, eat-il( ; kitchen, bath, gu Jurnaoo, 2 BR. All furniture lfOit• with mobllo homo • - TV and · ~ ' -.uNSUAL BRICK RANCH In Up-lOp condition wllh 3 BR, 2 bolhl, full buernent, LR, OR, ..t·ln ldlchen, bath. Alto 1 112 car un11111chod 11119 Ki thlo on 0.42 ac:a. mil. · •• H ; WM.._ .... , . ' *t 1802. CLOSE TO RIO QRIIND£. Noat ct- cottage olltrlng·2 bedrooma, 1 bath. good lntulallo~. metal old'"ll. newly ~od. t outbCJ!Idtng, gardtft 1.81 ., ac. mil. Hoolc14> lot m- homo. Thlala me and my gat. Groat looatlonl145,ooo. w-.,. .... C ~~· a.atro ~ ; ~· ~---_;===&:A:u:c:tl:o:n===-----, OFFICE 992·2886 .p...-_ 11841. HARRIION TWP .• 80 ac. mil, m'*al righra. Lake, pondalnd - · lnd lodw homo. Localld on HanhonTr-Rd. AOI. BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN wllh """ltant Income. lovoty ,.at home ptu• aaparatt living . quortora. ~ lot tO rMidonta. Allurriture and equipment lncludod, alaa 2 b..troom. Fairmont W/gardon tub ond ftntlturo. 3 IC. mil, 0 1 W•ter, Trnh •nllhid. O.DMII, Aef.,.ncet. lf280,114111-1181, 2 or 3bdrm., tor ront ·i> ~ lloblo Park. Wuhotr/ . dryor, 12311 mort., 114-1192· J IIBJ; 114 111 122l ·- t . Homo 14170, 2 Bad· - . Fum-. Clntr•llllr & 11011. l14-44f-2815. apts. _.,.. ... MIIC8IIanlloUI Marchandlll - . Colloo And lnd With Nowly Aamodt.!, RI~Or, .14. LAROE COIIIIERCIIIL IUlLDfNQ on s Route. 2 bodrrn. lf'l, on 1at ftoor. Pouiblo 3 moro Children, a. Grandchlldren llnlartollwtiii' - · t14l Or Public Sale ~. w-.N.O.IIitl . wa-•~ttOO•Up.llll 3 - - moblta 111m• 2 mloo from Pomon>y, 114-ilt:i· 1132. FAMILY HOllE- Wllh- raom 111 S.P.E·A· c.=:··· lunk ... tiOO, Calll- 1 - - Woiranly Cltt WUt.r ....:.. · --~~....::..:·=111=-yor=lh=•'::':: • 1114-44WM4::.:..:..=: ~ · . 8 The Galli• County Local Board of Education will hold a Public Auction to dlepoae of'lha NORTH GALUA HIGH SCHOol, Shlta Rt. 180, VInton, Ohio. The public auction ahall be held on Saturday. December 12, 1QI2 II 10:00 Lfll. on the alta. On the above date, lntaraetad panlae muet attend. Complete Information on tha property may be obtained at the office of the T,...ur.r of tha Board of Education at 230 ShawnH Lltna, qallipolle, Ohio. ·, The Board of ·Education ehitll raaerva lha right to accept or reJect any or ell blda at ~he ragulw Board Meeting held In December, .1882. The meeting will be held at 230 ShawnH Lltne, Galllpolle, Ohio• Gallla County Local Board of Educ. · · JewaiiSiuildars, Traae. 11115:00 ~II . ..... Goods tu ,,. , . OR 114-4414111 -NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUaiON par - h 1180. -ur117 ..._M, lruh pold, ~,:,• takan~ no 2 birthday, Sunday, I' uood -~-of - parto, Dalltarl swRand • 81. Kana•-, OH . ~- ._ApplfinML Real Estate General Charles Bfssell · wife ---·-'·2bclrm. apia., total electric, • 800-477-9864 In Memory of I• Lon.g Memory of James E. 1..-gess wflo passed away 1 year ago Dec. 5, 1991 ~missed by dalgilter &famly = ..._11. ACCESS TIIIIVR ·I 180'': • • ......r.:: =1:;:.·--:;,.:. == y no ..-.; 114- I One bod_, •pi, lumlahed IIZ-2211. . II ctoon, No poll. 304-6~ One bod- lumWiod •port. • rMnt, ,... rene. and depoell, no ..-.; 114-112-837. 3117. Cllot'IOOf- --)'CM I' pallbaarara, In Memory ·sso PATRICIA ROBS, IlEAL TOR ...........c.... l41-tl71 ' STEVEN ~WORDS ....... ........ ......,.:...... 245-51111 ATTENTION HOIII SUYIRI· IQUAL • OPPORTIJNITY· NO OOWN PIIYIIINT • LOW • INTIREIT LOANI qualify lor IIIIa - - ll!ld " mateo you landlonl ModoM 1noomt con buy In rango. Don'mloa OUL Call441 11101. . ' • 31. LAND CONTRACT· Looking lor I oc. mil, . latQt doubloWido, ltorlgt bulldlng'II.<Malld on old SR'180, appotn-.140;ooo. • ,,.. ~,..L .. Withtt-. -· R•""' ""'""· Wol• tn- an. bodroom · · tt00 Dopoolt, 11C-C41- 122Mno. tnct.- UIMMioo, tt00 - • BaSed on Obi. oceup. caiii1Csh2-m1. -'= VUtoao ·o-.EOH. Apto. . _ • .Min. .... ~ ~~i·l:lltull~ .rlotlec req. IO - ·Call"" Would lib lo thank ev.ryone who waa by our aida dl!rlna lh• daath of our mother. Special tha'lka to Birchfield Funeral Homa,lha 2 • Rolrd'l'rlp sChd Air • 2 Nfs. I Deluxe Accom. •1\dd. Nts. plcple. ~ molhar. Reverend Qurham, and everyone who lhoughl of ua. Thanka 'Pam Helton, Dabble Few, Brenda Pottan,Rabecca Ferrel1111d Jay Coffey and Fam lly flexible Pun Package includes: Awlllble...., Dl cI mblt. VIRGINIA SMITH, BROK£11.......:.......... -.1121 EUNICE NIEHII, REAL TOA....... : ~~~,~•.$ RUTH lAllA. ' . il DEBORAH ICITEI. REALTOR...c......... . .....,. • LYNDA FRALEY, REMTOA ................ ,t411101 : MICHAEL IIILLEA, R£ALrOR.............441110i 1f131. FOR RENT· U21 110.· Primo tocalton. Eutem Ave. ~nlty to combine homo end lo.Jotneu. Ohio River trornago. Vory nlco 3 bodrrn. home with appu.r-, ful-monL Ttio 1o a monoy m8king propoildon. call tDr IIPPDillrMIIL by our aida dur· Ina lh• death of our The Family 01 JEAN VANCE i . s.l79oOQ ~ ~ ~·"';:Jet.=..: 2 lull bolita, kllotwn, dining, •tarnlly, IIYI.no, laundry room•. -..ao. Jill' monllt, rallfoncn & d•pooll roqulrod, 1-2205. • 23 LOCUST ST. 446·6806 The family of JOn ly. L.\S \'EG,\S • Real Estate General I\E$1DENTIAL • INVESTMENTS . COMMERCIAL · FARMS ~""L.-· No - · a *********** nowars, food or help A epeclal thanb to Birchfield Funeral Home, Pl!llbaarare, Rav•rand Durham and everyone who thought of ua. Thanka Pam Halton, Debbla F. ., Brenda Pottaro, Rabacca Ferrall and Jay Coffay and feml· • 3110,114o441-1i44. Real Estate General Complally Fumlohod onolllo _ _ _ _;.;.::.:.:.:..,_ _ _ 1""'""- 1 - - - - Household Goods -•Ito Apanmant ·for Rent 5I HotiSihold w;:;,:;:;:o"·w-. ... =.•c:;,: ... &-.:.: grv-. -.,._.VIZ - J' Experienced mechanic needed for high quality dress shirt factory. Requires expertise with single needle equipment and folders; Some automatic equipment (Adler, Jetsew, etc.). Great opportunity, excellent working conditions and benefits. Relocation allowance. Contact Peggy at 1·800·848-6203, Chesapeake Shirtmakers Inc., Columbus, Ohio. · o-w Clmoiil - c.... Thanks 11 "How can this ba putting you In the holid-v spirit? It's ash from a volcanic eruptionl" 4 bodroom, II!!IY lnoulltod, ·.... 2 Nlco 2ltr Till•, Out kilt 211, I ..,..., Dopoolll ............ Roqui<Od. 114-2111,82111. 1 ........., llnfltrnilhed Aport· Hcnt~b . wttlna. now ~~'~'"'· ... ca!PII, 1101 H. IIIla 11. S04-171-2130. V.nca would like to th ..k everyone · who ... ..•..:•.=..::---· r...""!:l::~~~~..::: -:44: - - : - - - - - - st. , At-, hunflnt, . - , oao, 5I •••14i' •aar- Nice 3 ....- . Lorge Van! ~!.~ DIMrtcl. a.;;;, AI: 7i ~~ s~ Kanauta. •-11173. Trot"" lor rllnt, ca... ConlotY 104-e75-7ael ollor 1:00 a HoUUhOid Goods 5I 5I Apanment for Rent PICKENI PURNrTURE IEAUTI'UL APIIII'IIIINTI AT Clrpol . . . - .· Vlnvt -N.OO On All Clwpol In IIUDCIIT PRICEIAT liD. · II I han F-wo. .... l'wtld Nooa'lloool 1u!nftt!*1g. 112 mi. mATEI. . . ' • on ptU e...-11144. oloorlollo 1141. Pl. . WY, S11ihooo. Wlllk to lhoD • movtee. Clll1t Ul lilt. EOH• 0000 UIEll IIPPUANC&S - IMolf1lo1481. ·.,..,~~. Rohlganl..., . . . ..., _...., 1tl ~~!•. ~... c-. Olocl- 11¥1ng, 1 IIIII 2 flod. IOOoliii48i. . 114-446-13N, 1· U:o tElc. ....._...... Manor llftCI •~• I WAIN Aaut..... ln.l l = l t . FnMn LAYNI'I JIURNrTUR& 11UC110N I RIRNrrtJRE. U $111. C l t t . 1011. Cnptta. hDN tumllhtnaa. Ottveii,Qaltlpolt. ••uaod Nout'o: llontat, N • - _ . . . , ht~~~1.!!!!'om • ~ oul 1141. Work_t_.., TV 001 I aII, 21 ln.. nice cablnlll, AiAOIIIIdo•l••••~m wrfnger washer, to Ill; tolriQO!II- tNto tltiO; tUit, liotldng · - 35 Lata & Acreage HolldiYIM .. ' ;\r' &A!Ictlon .. 44 =....... PubllcS81e -~ Mobile Homes for Rent . Nlco 2 i"'-'a, 4 1111oo 11. 01 ~HIF•••w *· Ntco Lot PI! MOnlll lnalu~ ,._.. ::t,. liM- , .. 42 COMMERCIAL OFFICE BUILDING In Gallipolis. Good l;ocatlon. Clll 882-6637 or 446-8786. 1088' 2 bedroom •l4170 2 bath haa a garden tub, central air, gao """-· &rid cathedral calling. S1S,OOO LONGBOTlOII • Baahon Road · II WQUD Urad of lvlng In town , you win want to take a look at this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with large lamily room, flrep'-, ftnlahed basement and glassed In parch an app10z. 1 11211C181. ' POMEROY PIKE· Cheslllr· A one siding, new rool, newer double wiring, and plumbing. Hal 5 , car earage an appro•. half an atn. $45,100 with new newer ltlld one I BTREET- $13,000.00- w, story • homo with 3 t*trooms, living room, dlnlnp room. Nico back lawn opprox. 1OO'x94 . Front and aldo porchos. Immediate 1485 paaMitlon. ON FRANK ROAD- A partial brick ranch on· 1.034 ac. mil with 3 bedrooms, 1Y, balha, lvlng room, dining room and kitchen. Ono car garage aHached. Asking only $52,500. CaU foday. 1462 HAPPY HOLLOW ROAD - Is this 1l'o· atory log home with baseman~ 3 bedrooms, 2~ baths, lamily room, living 10om, kitchen, laundry area, skylight, satollite system, covered pon:h, heat pump, central air, 12'x12' building and much more. Call lor details. 1425 PRICE REDUCED I - Now $2B,500. 22E Spring Avanuo, Pomeroy. 4 bedroom ranch atylo homo, don, family room, kitchen, dining room and living roam. 1 car garage and more. 1497 EXECUTIVE HOME - 2 atory brick colonial, bedrooms, 2~ baths, full linilhed boMmant, alaclric heat pump w/aolar 'th 111 1 h I. enormous acres. Cal today 1498 J· ~•~a:•n~g~~~~w~l~~=~·~•:o=o~J I CLOSE TO what you'vo baon II~~~~/~~ Extra nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath homo si' on ovor 5 acras. Uving room, dining room. kitchen and more. Low $40s. 1495 STOPI THIS IS ITI - 22 acres, m/1, mlnllal!ll. Has pond, bam and lancing all mady for II!>!T18 horses. Includes 3 bedroom ranch home wll~ 1!1 baths, dining room and more. Attaah&d garage and a 32'x4·a• detached garaga, storage building. PLUS 3 room and bath apartment Owners moving out of area. Want oold nowl 1471 BUY NOW AT $35,500 ,00 · OR MAKE OWNER AN OFFERI - 1 ~ story home with vinyl aiding, 4 bedrooms, living room , dining room , kitchen, 90'x120' lot, ba somont and more. Within walking distance of University of Rio Granda: 1457 IN VINTON VILLAGE!- Here you will find this 3 bedroom Ill bath one atory home with living toom,carkitchen, dan. Aand delached one garage,laundry blown·lnand Insulation more. On a 127X115 earner lol Asking only $30,000. Call today lor your appalnt.manl. 1489 IF CITY UVING IS FOR YOU, THATS BIDWELL AREA- Wall kept. cozy twa WHAT YOU'LL GET with thla woll la1g41 lots. 1 cer mainiAIIned two bedroom home with alum . bodroom IIIIlCh wi1lt two lidng, loancod in back yard, a large ancloaad' allachod garage, 1 car detached garage. New heat .pump. Partial baaemant. Asking back pan:h lor those watm summer ntg,t.a or onjoy tho central air. One car garago $38,500.00. 1478 wlstataga, waking distance to clinic &rid much moro. Roduced to $46,000. Call lor your •COlY a C:UTEI $19,800.00 - Whathar atarting aut or raU~ng IIIIa home il for youl 2 appalntm. . • 1444 badroamo, living room , kitchen, bath, alum . aiding. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! I . 487 3f WOODED ACRES in Southwestern llchool ..... Alroady has waiAir tap. Six mites REDUCED AGAJNI NOW sR,OOO.oO - WAS to Rio ~rude. Call now. 142V ASKING $64,000.00 - OWNER WANTS BOLDt - Good lnvaatmant propt11y aituated'at BUY ON LAND ·CONTRACTI - 3 bt.drooma, bath, living room, kllchan , .950 ac,. for · 3rd Avenue. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. ntl""r gao furnace . Mobile home alt o Included. Good . $35,900.00. Ownora aay make an offer. Will rent.ollncoma. 1482 • alao aol an land contract. with $5,000.00 down. . CLOSE INI - Enjoy A view of the rivor lrom tho great room or this Iavely 6 year old 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with family room ~d finished baseman~ nina dosets, 2 ara Walk~n. Tax 1!8e lor nono years. Too many amonilla1 to mo~tion hera. Call lor mora information. Aaking $80s. 1475 HUNTERS· PARADISEII - Approximately 81 acrot. Can ba yours. DHr and •othar amall game abound, inclu<ing wild t.utkay. Tht,ra .,. building sitoa with no reolrictiono. limber hu not boon harvested for yoara. On COUJI!V rotd . with alactrie available. Act now anq v04 will havo a place to hunt. and call your own. 1498 OWNER SAYS MAKE OFFER! IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Ju st waiting lor youl 3 bedroom ranch style home, living room, family room, 1 car earago w1th auto door opener &rid ~. E•celenl~tionl 1488 CHESHIRE VILLAGE Is this well eslabllshad UHd car buslnaso on Rt. 7 with two bay gaoaga and officii. A mobile homo that hu 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, living nn., dining rm. and kitchen. Asking $99,500. Without mobile home $89,500. N73 ON DURGAN ROAD is this 3 bedroom metal "!d~ ranch with 2 .baths, laundry, living rm ..' dinong aroa, 2 car attached garage. Can ba aold with t aero mn or 5 acres mn and bam. Cal today lor mora information. 1477 COMMERCIAL - 47D JACKSON PIKE - 1 aero lot app10x. 36'x56' building with two bay garage. asphalt paoong loL 1486 PICTURE YOUR HOUSE HEREI - Vacant Jand. 0. J. Whitt Road. 2.3112 acrea, loft ol lreaL Good building liiAia for $11,900.00. 1412 VACANT LAND ON UNCOL!f PIKE - ee acrea, amd pond, plu & 18x24 a!lawer houl8. ASIIJng 126,500. 147& 1411 RUSSELL WOOD, Broker PHYLUS MILLER • MARTHA SMITH PATRICK COCHRAN ' I 446-4618 256-1136 379-2651 446-8655 TAMMIE DEWITT J. MERRILL CA.RTER CATHY WRAY CINDY DAONOGWSKI 441·1514 379-2184 446-4255 245-9697 '• �1812 Wood" ~alty, Inc. .·0 Rearra nge the 6 scra mbled • words be low to moke 6 32 I.OCUit Stl"'et, Glllpolla 446-1066 ·' si mple words. Print tellers o f each in its line of SQuares . •• f Fllh Tin'- 2411 .laobon An. I I II I • 1 1 , --~ , j nr, ~~ I .... I P- P-111, J04.f711.111N, ...-----:-::-:-:-:::--:--~-, .:'I K y N E L E I ~-.I 11.1 t 'l I)( ~. ·~, omau anlmlloand oupplloa. ~~~- . puppy, 10 - . no =.'"• S!SO: CH olnld, J04.f7ll. = a • fiT - · Musical Instruments c:.m..ry 1.o4 For Silo: AI 111_.1 Cllrdono. Paid 1450 Will Sell For mo. 114-1311. C h - T-. Sllnll'l EIVII. Ill. :Z. _., lillie N. ol Point Klrldlnd REDMAN OOUBLEWIDE IN QUAIL CREEK • 6 ye~m old, 3 bedroom, 2 baths, living room, dining room, kilehen, utili!)' room. Prrc:.d at $2t,VOO. 100 ACRES U OR L on Friendly Ridge In Clay Twp. Water and elaclric available. PriOid 11 $32,500. REMODELED ONE AND ONE-HALF STORY HOIIEI..ociltsd on Slate Route 7 at Eunlka, 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath located on 32.9 acre mil. CALL TO SEEII bolito ... $15. ~-752. Fonbock wlckM chair, HI ol C,omfngnrt, lllby fttme, new doh, box of bOp Jean• 1ohl~o,llu 12·14. 304-475-4548. Fl,.,.ood: All Hardwoodo Spill Dollv- $40 Plclc.Up Lood. 614-2a&-1311. Sbe modlum lodloo For - wlnlllr coat, denim w/ 1111hlr trim, fllnMIIInlna, Ilk• new; •• kl"ll $15, pold "50; lloo mloc. lod... clolhlngi· .,.. 114-812· BUILDING FOR SALE IN JACKSON- Put business downslalrs and ~ has a 3 bedroom apartment upstairs. Start your own business and live upstairs. CALL ABOUT THIS ONEI PROPERTY LOCATED WOODSIDE ROAD- 2 mobile homes, one a 1976 Allen, one bedroOm, one 1973 CasUe, three bedrooms on a 150'x 455' lot. Call lor in~tion. NICE LOCATION FOR A HOME· 12 acre M or L Approx. 1 112 mile from new River Valley High School, on blacktop road. Rural water. available. Pric:ed at $15,000. OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS • Loealed on Rl. 7 (Eureka), 30'x36' block building with storage in basement 70 ft. frontage on Rt. 7 . Lot runs to Ohio River. Was used as convenient mart DRASTICALLY REDUCED. NOW ONLY $32,000. LOCATED IN GALUPOUS. VINE STREET· 4 rental units, good income p<operty. CaU for more infonnation. WE HAVE BUILDING LOTS In Rodney village II. Call for · more infonnation. · ' l,..,..,;;-. FOAI<Y\)I~R•.4::C.M'I:HI.~N4,~E -TRY ~ · "'"'- 'nUIA TnL1L 'FREE NUMBER !::liE:! ....-- P.ll. lllclnlooh SE, 4 118 momoiY, 50 liB hard drt,~~ T'url!o atao. 3. =~a ~::.00::tit ~r.l RJ~ Coot: s20o, Alk!ng $50;Coll514- I H SCRAMLETS KEE;NLY MIRAGE WHEEZE COBBLE DEBASE JOCUND BREAKS DOWN !· . . Real Estate General ' Uvestock 63 Sao6iOt Calf Salo, Alq PERFECTLY YOUNG FAMIUESI Smart 3 bedroom vinyl aided ranch home with attached garago. You wiU appnoci~te lhe care Ills home has been given by,particular awnen1. Pr1cad to 8811 at $49,500. 1502 · -1721. lllxld Flra- For lalo, 114- 73 Vans & 4 wo·s 1NI Font Awoltar nn, full Curtlt 1111-IU: VN111 ~ On Oldor • Nlww- Room Addblonl, s.t( 'Hay & Grain Too Big Or Smi)U 1~1. . ;:r. lllca now, 1450. 304-882· Dtti -~~~ oorn, loedod on Y......lruck, 304-lll-1107. 76 ACcessories Transportation SMALL BUT SNAPPY - Exceptionally clean and uncluttered 3 bedroom ranch. No honey· do projects here. Don, miss this one - call for an appointment today. You won't bollove the price of $37,900. · ' fSOS PROBLEMS? Locolly Toollfv 01 Ramarklbto. RoMina With AL· PINE PURIFICATION. No IIIII)' FIK1r8. R o a - Wholo UnhL FNO Do-, 614RESPIRATORY Thooa 44W2711. Slim Saiaorvltlo'o Annr Surptuo by Soodyolllo Olllca, noon· 1:00 Pll, F!L lal, Bun othor clip hro _.21:144155. Now coverall& Ron'l TY ~ -'"ltzlna In lanllh aloo 111011 o l h o r - . - calli, .aloo -30W7I4388 -~~_.... ...2454. wv Ohio 114-4 4141HIRD AVENUE 415 BRa, 2 baths, kltchan, DR. LR, alum. siding, uu haat, canl air, new carpet (903) PLEASANT VALLEY RD. (RIO) 3 BR~ 11/2 batlls, LR, kitchen, family room, fuel oil hea~ alum. siding. (209) Sllpllo Tlnk Purtllllna $10, Galllo Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, =: 82 -lta BfiAINQ VALLEY HOME YOUR FAMILY WILL ENJOY all the epace this 3 bedroom has lo offer. Includes extra large lamily roam with woodbumer, living room with warm fireplace, formal dining room and Nl·ln kitchen, 2 lull betha. Outside amenities Include larga deck and patio. Good size yard. Outbuilding. Priced 111 ..nat $79,900. 1221 D.(, ·~~~ ·~Llie. C&nnelbum, Inc. 41!119 speciailT119 in Pole ' OAK SHADED LOT - Clo11 to town lac:ation. Roomy bl~evel home. Family room otarted In low... level (nat much to flnloh), 3 badRIOIII8, eat-In kitchen, living room. Po1ced to aall 11 $48,900. 1201 Ylilgs. needs. Any size. . CHOICE OF 10 COLOR~ FREE ESTIMATES ON Post Bui_dings and . WANT A HOlE Good In town location clo18 to echool k4epa thle double rented. Good condition. Nice lot, on IIIMI parking, 144,500. 1218 Set of Encyclopedla Brlnanlcu, 31 VoiUIMI, J*d tl,800. Hllfor AFFORDABLE PRICE? Then you need 1o take a look at this beauty. Large living/dining room combination, nice kitchen with teundty area, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Newly painted ceilings and extenor. Comblna tltla low po1ce with low intereat 111tes and you can fulfill your homeown•~• dream. $29,900.. H13 URGENT dNiro lor Conclll Grond Plano, too cllducllblo, - · Wm. I -ion - · QoUipollo Fony, WV. 25111. Cloolclll,.,- ..... , ••a- 1111tot. winlnlolo, 010. ClaUcll' WinClrOncll, OH COli 114245.at2t ··- ..... "'lo Pets for Sale THE KIDS ' YOUR POCKETBOOK wil thank you when you bacome tM proud ownen of title affordable beaul)'. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, .larga living room and kitchen,· 1 car garage, I huge deck and lerga t.ne.d yard. Tha price Ia right at $49,500. Gn.n ElemJG.A.H.S. 11117 Shaf!o, v..y Cloon, 114-448-1721. RIO CENTER ESTATES - Build your home among the tr.eo on one of then IBml-'<.~dad lote. 1 mile Mit ol Rio Grande. Loll 1'8nga In size from 2.5 ICIII lo 5 aor... RBIIrtcllva covenlirtll for your prollcUon. Prtce• llirtga from $8,500 for 2.5 ac,. a1za to $10,300 lor lllfact 5 ..,. pan:tf. County wa11r available. Cal uelormarelnformltion. 1237 '. ' ' .!... ' . . ~· .. ,.... ·,.• 1-Penlloc .Lollano. 5 SDIOII. ~:0... t;,.,.,_"::uto,~ 112,4tl; 1117 Ford T - AIIIO, ~~ hAHL!IIII Chevy Ctvol!!!, .,..,;Air, ol~lll; 1114 Ford Lou i./olf $1,3111; 1114. Plvmalllh on 4 : $1,1lt; 11183 F Spoocl Air, \tohn'IA 'J la._,lolow ~Inn, In ~........ 11110~ ) ~liU• Shadow El, lolclod, aunrool, 11111., 42, ==n:,, tPIDO;~I7'r. one . . •{ . 81 k10 ::.. ,... ·..• SlOp. 304.f75--. •, IEAJII FBI/U.S. SEIZED 1 ...... 1200; 1tll NO, .... CIIIII tiGO; 1NI· . '. • . ·:- . ... , ;• ··- .. One large lot approx. 101 sewer, nab.tral gas, electric, all . Prepare NOW to build your homo In this pleasant, quiet, and nice subdivision just a short dislanc~ out of Gallipolis. LoU17. · 1456 il: F • -.~- o1ar11na II $10, tnlornlalfort. 24 ltaur hoi· p ~~'l~-2~2~. Copyrlghl ~.· · "· 1 CARMEL ROAD - 4 mi. N. of Rio Grande, "Approx. 24 acres of surveyed vacant land. Ideal for new home. $19,000. LOOKING FOR A PLACE FOR A NEW BUSINESS? - SR 160 near Bulavill4 Pike. Approx. 200'X200' lot All Ul~ities available. (856) JOHNSON RIDGE ROAD - ADDISON TWP. - 386 acre fami, 3 ponds, tobac<:o base, • 55x100 fL bam, with eoncruta ftoars. May consider split (578) 108 ACRES MIL - Guyan Township. ~r financing to qualified buyer with 20% down payment (512) 17.5 ACRES MIL, RACCOON TWP. - Fronts on SR 325 N. near Rio Glilnde. NiCOt home aile a. 78 ACRES MIL, Sugar Creek Road - Water tap and bam on property. $32,000. (511) 124.423 ACRES MiL, GREEN and SPRINGFIELD TWPS. - Just off Sl Rt 35, all vacant land. Ideal for development A ,.., Turby, fi4.44A.IIl'l, I· BOO:fii.IIIIO. 72 :~cka tor Sale Ji7!~~ 4_. $7110; Oldlr .......... CUmmiM ~; 1f12 - . . 4211. A• !lit- 'l rol'"!,. . - Nll1 """'· ......... -.. ..- . ,•4 . . ...,. 446•3636 ' ANY HOUR RESIOBN"'1Al.COMMr!RClAL P.uMS INVI!STMINT PaOPIItTli!S SAJ.ES • APra.\lSAU IWLOCATION AUIIRBT F . CAIIADAY · III!ALTOR 446- 3636 ~ MARY • FLOYD . 11J 446 - 3383 .~jl!'" ... OFFICE• 25 LocUST ST. C~LLlPOLlS, 0 •156ll .•... -·. .. .••!. .... . '• ·' • .. I . " ., •• •' •• '.. :· • ... ~ . ...• ·' .·.'• .... ,. • • . ' &. d. Halraton- 44i 4240 '• '• .••... "".: . .. ..•• ·, ., ..·'·• ·'·'• ·.·.Realty 11J11MIC, C. OVer, ..·~ ' .. ;, ., ,·canaday w.·,.;_Ta!fdna TurfuiJt K.,nv'l Aul......mer, luy Aear, Rtoer.,. •' ..•'., ••v '.., .. ;• 1ir COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - 1.4 A. mil, 248 frontage along SR 7, just across from Ohio River Plaza. (264) Real Estate General -, ,. •• PH. 446·7699 or 446•9539 ,...._ 1210; 'Oidor 7 112 HP llolar $150. 114-2M- ." .. >. -. .. CHURCH ST. (BIDWELL) 3 Bedrooms, b8th, living nn .. kitchen, calar, unattached workshop, 31ots each 66'x166'. (114) LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE lv- . ... ,, •.• BUSINESS OFFICE I SALESROOII FOR LEASE DOWNTOWN, 2nd AYE., CLOSE TO COURT HOUSE vw. 1 WOODS MiLL RDAD 3 badrooms, bath, LR, kitchen with range aiiJI 111frigerator bam with horse alalia, 27 acoas. • (1053) PORTER ROAD 4 Bedrooms, bath, LR, kitchen, dinette, ful basemen~ bam on property, 2 watar laps, 4.49 acr.sMIL (976) ...• Top Gun poclloga •• . -· . ... .. ' • · Loretta McDade- ·C> ANI Nlco Cor, 12,...; 1887 ~ SltadCtw • Z21Gi-l BROKER • 448·9555 AKC Clold1t1 Rotrtovora, born • 128 SECOND AYE~ Reduoed to $48,900, 3 BAs, bath, LR, DR, kllchen, utility, gao heat. 2 car unettached garage and workshop. (193) 100'x150' LOT ON DEBBY DRIVE - Owner wants a quick sale. Call loday and start building rilt>t away. INI~Piymoulh Rollonl 4 ~. Aul~lo Air, ·- 44(i :i>44 Orvom •nd Supply _•011 Pte Grooming. All . . - , llrln. Ia- Pol Food Dealor. Julio Wlbb. CIIII14.Wf.0211, · ' PIKE smEET Fonne~y Trea,..,. House Caramies, 2,050 sq. ft., balh, kitchen, 1Ox 52 mobile horne used as renlal. IHI' I'Ofti Eocarl LX, ExOIIIonl ' REAL FSD\IE IN: · Block, bflck, - •' 304.f711.6ZI3 or . 171- ~ · V-J .~ • Building Supplies Cerlffteel Auf~ IIIII, Canna · clal. 1144116,1t11. 111i·~ Coli, 5 ~ AC, leo $2,600. 1881 Dodgo aui:O. AC, 8K, e-.a . w_.•a IIICk I.HIItor 11o1... DONT MAKE ANOTHER MOVE. , •Wllhau1 -•ng this 'home fintlff _ Localed In a quiet famoly oriented lillghborloood, this 3 bedroom home ~fftl'8 a lot without uking for 8 lot. ~ kitchen/family room area with cathedral eathng and akylighta, living room, 2 full bathe -ned In poodt, atteched geraga. Ll'""'lot City -•--•a. - ............ 1200 . = l l w , 12,1100 FirM....... BECOME ONE WITH NATURE - Ntalfe your home among the tllHio an Ia 24.872 wooded lot, mil. A 32x32 bam with loft has lfraady baen bull for you, elllcblc and watar tap. Hyou want privacy, hare II whero you need to buid. $28,000. ... OJCto JICIIII! Sbe: lmd, Ulca Newt ... 11t ••• 0"11 X-mae INII; out J0W OWft • • cui, f.IIL, -~ ar whllo pi"" $12:00. Avaltoblo 12111,12,11 only. 114-1112-15115. fri&U!Li'e~~ a,_, WANT A COUNTRY HOME WITH A UTTLE ACREAGE? - ThM you'd better check lhl1 one ouL This 3 bedroom ranch 1111 on 81/2 10rea, mil, and featurao n"'!!' earpelfng, an outalandlng kitchan, ·2 car ganga and overall ·great condition . .Pric!Mf to 1111 at $59,900. HOI can Anytlmo.I14-448-Z230. unattached garage, beautiful acres. Plumbing & Heating Electrical & Refrigeration SECWSION AT ITS BE.BTI - II you're looking lor paaCOt and quia~ yet In Twp. at an. affordable price, then look no furlher. Situlted on 4.223 ecre1, m~. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, livin~ roam, family room, dining room and large kitchen, 1 ear ga~ with lhed. We have alllhla lor only $37,000. 1105 $400. 304-47S-M31, Unldon Collular - . Now Sllll In Tha Box $250 Or Bill OHor, lr.U... llllntng. • ;, DO YOU WANT IT ALL · BUT CAN'T AFFORD IT ALL7 - Thlo homa II for you. 4 badroome, I bath, larg11 living room, family room, kitchen wilh dining 1181, utility roam located in a g.-at nal~hborhood on an ovenized lot great for kids. Priced 11 only $43,500. 1100 Desipd b meet your RACCOON ROAD 3 DRs, bath, ktiehen, dining b-llon Arid , 10m2, chaml)lon bl0oclllne1, lop obodl1n01 b<Nd,V:11111 oholo JET Alrllllon lloloro, !OPOinld. A ..toull - - In lloc'- .RON ~=--JACK-, CH. 1 - ~ Home INCOME PRODUCING PROPERY - Over $1 ,200 per month income i1 produced from thla rove unit aplrtment building. Good location in town. Good ,..,tal hillary. Very niCOt lot with acceuto beck alley. $59,900. 1201 combat lootld - .. clothing, Jr elz.ea, all Item•, Carh1rt 56 Roolfltg, Will build rooma, polio 1er111tld put·up Yin RCA 25" Color Conaolo T.V., 171 Flnn.IJ4.441.0311. · · JUST OUT OF RACINE· Nice wood acreage. Several lots ,available with an opdan to purchua 1 10 5 eeres., $8.0001 acre. MAKE AN OFFERI -<' AFORDABLE, CONVENIENT ' CLEANI 1 ftoor frame hame an Spring Ave. 2 bedrooms, fua ·balemont with utility I garage, N. G. F. A. heat appiancas, cable hook· up closa to shopping. $19,900 MOVE ... MOVE ...MOVEI PROPERTY IS MOVING FASTI IF YOU'RE THINKING OF SELLING, GIVE US A CALL WE CAN GET YOUR PROPERTY MOVING FAST ALSO! WE NEED LISTINCfS I CALL TODAYI Worlc, .rockaon, OH 1~37.fl25. • 317-7031. 55 Foundlllon 716 SECOND AVENUE . 3 BRs, 2 batlls, LR, DR, kilchen, large family nn., gao heat, cent air, garago. (224) KK.._ And Balho. Froo Eio .......... ........ ac., No Job AutoPa11• & Ground .., com, your uckl, · oon aflo( 4:00 Pll, ~ll-244:1. Haf• ,l!qUOIO balw Q. I 12.50. Roirnil baiH $20. oal:h. SahordaY)IIck up only. ~75-3110. ...... Tntnomilolorw, UIOd & robulll,llllypoo, 1111111\a .. QV; .•. ownor 1114-24Hen: -.Mom. 2213, Pom;nu,. tM~.aeoo. 120 ACRES - ·This would ba an excellent place .to hun~ fish or just relax. You have a large stocked pond, pasture, timber and 3 bedroom living lodge. Older bam, fruit trees and me. Located on Lew Jonas Road. Call for prtce. 1700 81 Wit';. R....r Salo, fllllurdri. OOIWII'elw... uo. oond., 814-71t2DI: i ,.... 12th AI 1 P.M. c.ttr.i 2577. Acn " 1111Avlltoblo. Aft• 4At,_ne P.ll. Fdday. JI'A Mot.. n:yc•-Ha U,_ '" v ,.. 110 leo, U.S. Wall, At- ~1184::-:--::llot~ ... :;;,:.;:,~.~h:..;oo:;.:lo.;;r ~AT::::C:-:10::-:,4 bani< OhiG. . • II4-IIM322, ...... ~ m=aolacUoil, HUNTERS RESORT! Own your <Mn hunting sll8 with 1hla 20.05 acres on Sharon Hallow Rd. includes 401C28 e&bin. Great hunting siiB, secluded, remote, ruggadl $17,000 (1048) CALL 814-742-20111 Reai Eatete General Ploollo And llaclll CUivar1 linch Tlvu 50 Inch In Slock. Ron Ohio. 1-800- NEW LISTING " TUPPERS PLAINS: PRICELESS CHARM I This 2 story 3-4 bedroom home offers dignll)', aomfort I charm ol a bygone era. Ramodeled to near original alalia, thla home features 3 handcrafted chandeliers, 2 fireplac:es, beautiful * •Ide trim, paved street, 1+ aero & lenc:ed backyard. Very NiceI $4i,too MYRTLE AVENUE 4 Plex, Renlal property, each unit has 2 bedrooms, batll, LR, kltchon , laundry. Gas hMl (891) pump, above ground pool. 30 ACRE FARM wllh bealllif~ lodge aty1e -' 4 bdrms., greal 100111, 1!-!. baths, bam plll8 · : pond, and above-ground pool. $86,000, ·· INCOME PRODUCING PROPERTY ON 10 ACRESI - Buy for lnveebn*'l anif buDding 101 potenllal. Clo18 to town. Small pond. Duplex lypa unit provides good Income. $29,800. 1222 MIDDLEPORT • LIKE A 'GREAT" MOYIE, THIS RARE 'HIT"I One groat feature alter another... JUST LOOK: 5 spacious bedrooms, 21/2 baths, largo living room w/ fireplace, unique kitchen w/ woodbumer, attached 1 car Q81Bge wlwarf< banch, patio wl grill I furniture, maintananc:e lrne extorior, gracious lay-out wl J)klsh carpeting. Many mare featuras, YOU MUST SEE '1'0 APRECIATEI Sfi,OOO Home . Improvements Comp lele th e chuckl e by Idling in the missing words you develop fram slep No 3 b elow . RODNEY VILLAGE II 3 BR1, 2 baths, LR, DR, FA, 2 fireplaCOta, hast ., Real Estate General rnou8e, Package Deels. Seve HIM'Kireds, even Thousands ol Dollars. local Salas Reo198811tative DONNA CRISENBERY 11366S. 7 ~~o:ed PLANTZ SUBDIVISION • 3 BRs, Ill batha, kitchan wlrange and refrigerator, walk-in baseman~ caoport. (880) _ Serv1ces REDUCED •UNIQUE STYUNG FOR A UNIQUE Not a cramped comer In this beautiful LOG HOME just outside ol Raeina. 2208 sq. fL of breathing spac:e 1 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, wrap around decking, built in shelving, bookc:ase I gun cabinet. 3 112 acres ... Now asking $79,900 COME SEE I . ' ~- :. ~. ~~--r::......T-.:...,,:....""T':--::--r--11 O A famous entertainer has this to say about stardom, "Lots of people will ride with you in the limo. What you really want is someone who will . take the bus with you when the limo BREAKS DOWN." 3417-'1112. S I ANSWERS TO Gun laloo By Uborly Bordltl' Hunting.Shop, 1116-~21. Handmaclo Oak Hobby Ho,..., $45; Bear SllhoueiiM $20 Sill; u.n a w-n $15 Each, 114. $350, Cll 514-441-71113 Ahlt 1 A famous entertainer has this to say about st~rdom. "Lots of people will ride with · you in the limo . What you really want is someone who .will take the bus with you when the ' ... . .. ·--·. Itmo bui'MI' lormur... Available .... clullvaly o1 Rita Aid Pharmocy. The aalti war 10 dill. Kina Woodbumer Uka Now 1 400 1111110 IIIIJI1IIIoo: Fondor-B1~ ompllflor·$425; Peavsy monMor oyolont, lncludoa ampllfl!~..2 ltlack widow - - O'IW; "-avwr 10 band • - E.O. S175; Yomoha DX·100 ~ .... aolllhln $171; Y1maha RX·11 drum muhlne, $100. Cllll14 441 45215. .......... John Dolro 18 HP Gordon 1'rocIOIJ. H.~"'· 42" Cui. $3,1115. 81444a 1014 K«oMno IINior,l14-111241tl. I 3 $400· 21115, Npm ar 14-148-2204 II· Nulrhlon Products IMI"!!nn Amino Acid Body BulldlncL wolahl lou and lot 2 :;IL~-L · E_wL_._Ez_HLE_._...~ · I. ·.IIIII. Real Estate General Yomaha DX·7 Key lloanl and llitllaltolloaMSIII6; -rc.s. - . .... ~1-5773. Froo- 8101 or Limb, llflln lid, cut wraPDICI. frOZen 6. clltfnnld, hiH 0r · 3047n6681. Dolo Eom,.rdl Sun Drop bol· tile $10. ool. Rlohord Pony 11191 "-pol Cola 4 bolito ... $20. Richard Polly 11112 "-PII 'Coll 8 •. G· A M E R I ~,. Palaeo Pll 8ltop. Loeilllld In G.C. 11..,.,. Ca. CW. llpollo. opon.l14-441-. Puppj pool card tabl1 com· bill• a a 11001 cue•, f150. Uloi - · 304 451-1775. I . t'r---------------~, lui Uno Traplool lloh, ltlrdo, 101 ACRES MOSTLY WOODED - LOCALLY IN OHIO TOWNSHIP. sEVERAL NICE BUILDING SITES. $23,000. 25 ACRES MIL · - LOCATED IN CHESHIRE TWP. NICE PRIVATE SETTING . LAND IS PARTIALLY WOODED. LARGE 3. BEOROO·M HOME. EXCEPTIONAL BUY AT $39,500 . COME FAMILY WILL-SPIEND INGS ENJOYING COZ'f FIREPLACE IN ROOM PLUS FAMILY ROOM HAS HEARTH WITH WOOD·BURN· ER. 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, WORKSAVER KITCHEN WITH SNACK BAR, FORMAL DINING, 2 CAR ATIACHED GARAGE. EXTERIOR IS NATURAL REDWOOD AND BLENDS PERFECTLY WITH g PINE STUDDED ACRES. IF YOU'RE JUST A UTILE BIT COUNTRY - THIS APPROX . 24 ACRES SPREAD MIGHT SUIT YOU . FINE! LAND IS MOSTLY FENCED PASTURE WITH A BEAUTIFUL WOODED AREA. FOR FAMIY FUN THERE IS A COZV CABIN WITH FIREPLACE BESIDE A STOCKED POND. THE MAIN HOUSE HAS 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, FAMILY ROOM FEATURES CHERRY PANELING AND FIREPLACE. 2 CAR GARAGE, SEVERAL OUTBUILDINGS. JUST MINUTES FROM TOWN . MLS 1657 THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS - BARGAIN PRICED 2 STORY, 3 BEDROOt-1 HOME IN CITY. CONVEN!f;NT LOCATION. WALK TO SCHOOL. CHURCH AND SHOPPING. IlLS H&l VERY PRETTY - 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, BRICK RANCH HOME HAS LARGE FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE NICE KITCHEN WITH SNACK BAR. ATIACHED ·GARAGE. LARGE LOT. CONVENIENT LOCATION. ·, .,.,·, ..•• .. ·' ·'.• ·,·,• .,.,•• .. .. •• ~··,• •• .,•• .. ". · .. ...• ~ THIS SPACIOUS HOME SETS ON 4 CITY LOTI - 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, SUPER LARGE UVINQ 'ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, FORMAL DINING, DEN, KITCHEN EOUPPED WITH RANGE, TRASH COMPACTOR AND DISHWASHER, FULL BASEMENT, 15'x10' CONCRETE BASKETBALL COURT, GAS FURNACE, CENTRAL AIR COND .. APPLE , PLUM AND CHERRY mEES, GARDEN AREA. EXCELLENT BUY AT $48,800. I '·,,f• •• .." �.. • Ott PolntPiunnt, wv December&, 11182 Raw coOkie doqb co be Ohio Lottery .Browns defeat Bengals • barmful to your bealtb W-'SHINGTON (AP)- The Agriculturo Dopa tment says tbat one of dlilclbood'a IP-Old trciU - Iickinl raw coolde and cake dou&b from mom's JIIWnl bowl can be harmful. Salmooc:Jia • y 11 Ibis tmc of year. Tbc department says even homemade JCe cram llld egg nog can be fatal io "the elderly, the youns and those with weakened = Pick 3: 275 Pick 4: 0042 Page4 ~cker : • 812-3471 '!teritidis . Yo!. 43, l.lo. 158 Copyrlghl8d 11182 SBUB FBjSB' · . WOOSTER, Ohio (AP) - A womu who has spent men than SO years providing shelter to the homeless could lose her home. Dorothy Mackey, 82, was served Thursday with a foreclosure lawsuit tbat scelcs payment of the $3,798.72 balance the mortp&C she took on her in 1976. Man killed in scuffle with police officer lellllininc From starr and wire reports A suspected drunken driver was kiUed early Sunday morning when be scuffled with police and the officer's gun discharged, a statement from the Gallipolis Police Department reported. Police received a report Sunday from West Virginia aillhoritics lhar a possible drunk driver in ari older model Chevrolet Chevene had crossed the Silver Memorial Bridge and might have been headed for I··------II:C-~ ;DIAMOND ! . ! . RINGS I Berry exports way up WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. berry exports are in the pink. . They have grown from less than $50 million in 1987 to $130 mil. lion in 1991, ljlaking the United States the world's second largest exporter of berries, say trade expcns. •''}be global appetite for berries is a healthy one," says a report in the November issue of AF.pon.er magazine. "World trsde m berries from 1985 to 1990 grew 2 1/2 times to $658 million, according to the United Nations Food and Agriulture organization." J U.S. berry exports grew even faster than world berry trade, it • added. percent of U.S. belTy exportS. They tripled from 1987 to 1991, rising from $29 million tp $91 million; " The rise in exports ll)ay be . overstarcd because of undcrreporting of exports to Canada prior to 1990," the report said. "Even so, strawberries showed Slrong growth of 14 percent bet)Veen 1990 and 1991." More than lhree-fourths of U.S. stra·whelrr; production comes from .J J I • I ~ J J J We have in stock J 5 DIAMOND SOLITAIRES I IJ I ......,"- 'h .. l~o. IJ GOQD lllfll.~Prb 1 I. DEU ONlY TREE OF LIGHTS • The Meigs County SeliiOr Citizens Ut tbell Tree of Lighta on Friday evening. 'rhe tree serves as a memorial to all deceased members of tbe ceilter.11151de the ceater, anothr tree bearln1 handmade wooden TAWNEY ··• JEWELERS i ·e 422s.-1Ave.os, ... ll ----------~ CDC, doctors plan first national · fight against child lead poisQning ' ,• WI ALSO FUftll& all.7 Willi I 1' OF IDLil CAllY . ID0U81180 I I BE l'fOBE. . . Slap Byfta Dldl Far Yaar · Party ~fray Waeds.Ordar Seeks position (ra~~ev;:~~~e &- tfu;.:ft!:~ ~ OPEN SUND.AYf! 1 TO H.M. 'P,.,.__.,.,..._~.,rowr--~ . • oraam.m ta recoiatza doaon' lrleads, family .members and aeilhllors. Thoac wooden omammta..wbkh c:ast SS, arc ths &iftn to the doaor lifter tbe holi!la.JS. H~e, a ..,.., or seniors pose with the tree ontalde. One Fro• .Oar .List or Create Your Own! . ·Vaughan's Produce has a wlda ••lactlon of Frail Baskets or Spacial Order oaa.to Ill t•r naada. . atyla available. ••••••• . . *Ia•: Dell Deluxe Club Balagna..... P!!~. . 7 c Frazan Orange Juice.....\,.!!:.~... I •1801~ . ••J .......... and ·gama lllal malca peal Clulatm.- gifts far . VAUIIIII'IIID. baa U1J age. If yaa waat a liard to Bad •ovla or ....., we c•n gallt. ltop In · ad check oat our aelacllaa and low prlclia today. t\TI.ANTA (AP)- Lead poisoning is caUed the most serious environmental threat fac<:d by Amcric11's youngest citizens, yet many parents don't know that simple home renovations can permanently jeopardize their children's health. DQctors and public health offi.· cials hope to change that as they . begin a tllree-day meeting today to map out a strategy to fight lead poisoning. .o 'This is a real critical lime," said Dr. Suzanne Binder, chief of lead poisoning prevention for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. · "Still we have $:hildren J!Oi· soncd because their parents didn't know not to break down walls in old housins and doctors don't !mow to screen blood.·· Lead, which·can be found in paint in older houses, can stunt a child's intdlectual. behavioral and physical develnpmenL Many doc· tors believe any exposure· to Ie8d causes permanent damage, but nobody IS certain beeN""' it hasn't been adequately studied. • • Tile doctors and advocacy sroups meeting a1 the CDC hope to develop a strategy to eliminate. within 20 years. childhood lead poisoning, which the CDC calls the most serious environmental threat to children. It docsn 't tate much exposure for a child to reach what the CDC ~onsidcrs a dangerous level of lead m the blood, experts say. Tbe CDC estimates 3 million U.S. children have reached tbat danger zone. The big,est culprit is paint in the S7 million houses built before 1978, when the government banned lead from household ~nt. Chil:lren frequently eat J?aint chips. They also inhale lead m dust, usuaUy whcli their homes are la!Ovalcd. . Lead is also ~t in poUuted soil and air and in some drintins wafa'. Adults get aU this exposure, 100. But childreo's bodies ..« s lead diffcrauly, so lbcy lblolb ~ 10 SO percent of tbe lead tbey ingest while adults absorb only ·10 percent.. · • 'Clhildlm are being used as the barometer of lead in tbc environme11t," said Dr. Howard Mofenson of Long lslend, N.Y., a member of the American Ac.demy of Pediatrics' commiuce on lead poisoning. "lt's similar to when tbe coal miners used to put a CIDIIY down tbc mine to ace if it could survive ~·t 100 much carbon :!!: MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - Two U.S. F-14s flew over the capital today. and Ptntagon soun:cs said U.S. Marine combat troops would come. ashore at frrst light Wednesday to begin a U.N.-authorizcd men:y mission. Tbe sources, who spare on condition of anonymity. said F-14s from the aircraft carrier USS Ranger flew reconnaissance missions OYQ' Somalia as ~ of flRal prepanltions for the military inter•ventiqg,_ . . . l'he sources also said Ambas. sador-at-Large Robert · Oatley would meet .with clan warlords today to tell them what the Marines planned to do. He Ul not done so ·by late in the day, but did brief international aid workers about dcvelopmcnts. · Cable News Network reported that a lealD of U.S. air traffiC controllers landed today outside Mogadishu to help guide in planes tbat will bring more troops and supplies once the Marines secure . · The ;:anger the child, the ?sk~~:~,Prist 1ft I ,,,..n e sa'" • .lIr.ia,.._.n 'JS. because tbcir nervous systems WASHINGTON (AP) - Unreleased White House tapes show that l'lesident Nixon wanrcd to use the attempted assassinl!tion '!f Couoty; Kevin Lorin". 30, in . George Wallace, to diScredit Muskinpm County· IamTc PaxiOD Geo.rge Mc:<Jov!l"' s 19~ Demo21, in Bclmolll~; and Dooaici crabc presidcntia! campBign, The Wcllini:. 35, in Tuscarawas Coua· NewThYortcr Rf0'1S ~dNY: d ty. . e magaz1nc S8l •xon an Task force information about Whi~S:~ ~Col· · Dillon has matcllcd lli'Ofde points son . li I> ani!Dgthe ~ of the suspeclcd tin« created by campslgll terature m ,:· the FBI, laid Chief Deputy DBIIe tee lljMblbltof~-be am_n Shryock of Coshocton County a MaArlhur Brcmer ~-llourswj,-~ lead tastfortcinmdig;aror. ' Y 15, 1972 f AI'OIIUUIUba'g. ........., Dillon, a 1m joumalism .....,_ go.vc~r o a ma, W\'1 C811!· uate of Obio SIIIC n ..:.....:-"'j;, p111grung fcc the Dcmocralic pi'CSI· w'd be ...... _ __. :::::".:.".!' •oo dential nomination wben he was .;:'life'"""" -~v ..... J shot. SS.:Ury--'- ~d Dl'llon was fol · . The expectation was t!'&t tbe - - ' ~. . discovery of the Democranc camI.u..... • - 10 "! IS ames driv- ~n material in tbe apartment •DB hundl~ '!f ~ tlu'oulbout d be leaked in such a way as 10 ~ ~· incl~g the coun· ~ to lint McGovern and his llCSm whicb tbc slayinp oa:um:d. to tbc Wallace shooli"" the Dillon 'WOikcd ... .n.... tbc weet . said. _ ..... . -.... mapz1ne for tbc Canton water dc~eoLBUt the idea fizzled becaUIC the ~ !Jul~oftbclive~-oaiiiiCII FBI quietly scaled off Bremer's tillings·m Clll~ Ohio occurred apartment, ilcconting 10 tbc artic:le on a w,..bmd DiUoa -on vaca- by journalist Sc M. Hcnh lion whea Lorins was tilled on ymour • Wednesday, Nov. 28, 1990, Shry- ' oct said. . . ' t0 pnme • suspect PTOJa.f:l l e k eys au th 0 riJi••es AKRON, Ohio (AP)- A pro- . me by the FBI's National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime concluded the person ret&O::: for the deaths Of five ou · in Ohio was most Iitcly a white male, at least. 30.xears old with above average intelligence. The profile speculates be may spend considerable time in rural areas, normaUy driving, and he also bas acv~ wcapon8 in his home. · · Thomas Lee Dillon. 42, identi· tied last week as a suspect, is being held without bolld in Cantm on an unrelat.ed charge of buying firearms. Dillon, of Masilolia, about 10milcssouthcastofCanllln, bas not been clwged in any of the deaths. A task force is continuing to investigate the slayinBS of Gary Bradley, 44, in Nobfe County; Claude Hawtina, 49, in Coshoctou • t:s _,_;,___ Loca·I brie - Fire destroys structure Fire desb'Qycd ali unoccupied structure on State Route 124 in Syracuse on Mon$y morning. Units were dispatched at 1:40 a.m. this morning, and were on the fire scene until approximately 4 am., according to Fue Chief Jack Peterson. The ~SIOI)' fnunc SII'UCture is owned by Ed Bartels of Pomeroy, according to Peterson, and was maintained as a rental property. Pomeroy fire deparonent also responded. The cause' of the blaze is undetermined. . Blaze damages trailer A mobile home owned by Leo Zwilling of Racine was damaged by fire on Sunday morning. Units of the Racine fue department responded 8111:09 am., and Captain Dave Neigler reported that the trailer sustained clW:nsive fue and water damage. . . A e&Ulle bas not yet been determined, and Fire Chief John Holman was not available a1 press time. Patrol probes accident A Syracuse man escaped injury in a one-vehicle accident on • Ohio 124.in Suaon Township Sunday around S:30 p.m. Accordiq to a report from the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State HiiJhway Patrol, 18-y-·old Jason L. Powclf was Clstbound on OhiO 124 ud llnlek a suanlrail after attempting to pass another eastbound vehicle. . Damage to the pickup truck Powell was driving, a l986 Nissan Hardbody owned by John M. Powell of Syracuse, was listed as IighL The~ was not dalnaged. · No cillltlons were issued. . '· Contiaued on paJIC 3 airfields. Diplomatic sources said 1SO Foreign :bcgion pamtroopers based in neighboring Djibouti likely would arrive in Somalia after the Marines and be followed by 8SO French soldiers and Legionnaires a day later. The effort gained new ur~ency with reports of a bloody Slcirmisb in tbe interior, where food is short and hundreds of Somalis are starving to death daily. . More tlllll\ 28 ~le were tilled in Sunday's ftrc!ight in Baiiloa, a iown200milcs west of Mogadishu where anarchy has imperiled the relief effon and forced out most Coreisn aid w<dcrs. More th8ll SO people are daily dying of hunger . and disease in Baidoa. There had been speculation the 1,800 Marines on three ships offshore might land as early u Tuesday. They are the frrst of 28,000 American soldiers and Marines being sent to stop clan fighting and safeguard food. Nixon wanted to discredit =:~:l.~reor~': McGovern in '72 campaign . older children. · :..::age where Lamm was pronounced dead and tbe officer was treated and released. An autopsy was to be per. formed this morning at lhe Franklin County coroner's office. :Oetective Michael Tucker would not identify the officer, nor give any details of the incidenL He said additional infonnation, inCluding the officer' s name, will be releas¢ later this afternoon foUOVI· ing an investigation. Gailipolis. A police offiCer stopped a vehi· cle filling the description, driven by Donald Lamm , 37, 123 Fourth Avenue, Gallipolis, shortly after 2:30 a.m. on State Route 7 near Johnson's Mobile Home Part. · Tbe statement sai4that after the officer plllled over Lamm's vehicle, the two scuffled and the officer's gun discharged. Lamm and the officer were both taken to Holzer Medical Center Troops will go ashore in Somalia early Wednesday .. J . 446-1615 "As a result, the U.S . world market share grew to 14 percent, up from I 0," the report said. "In addition to the United States, the other major players in berry trade are the EC, which dominates wilrld trade at n percent, and Canada; which lost market share, slipping from 7 to 4 pen:enL' ' Strawberries represent about 70 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) State Democratic Party Chairman Eugene Branstool bas applied for a . position in the Clinton administration, . . M,. dlt J HElSlEY'S KISSES•4 oz. II 01 . . II' Kl,. REESE'S BU11'ER CDPII40z. ~ 1 Section, 1o P - 25 centa A llulll....... Inc. Newapoopw . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlo; ,Monday, December 7, 1992 BI.IELESS Could lose home ! LoW toalghtlll lOs. Cloudy. Tuesday, portly ounny. Hlp Ia 059465 St. 011. Tbe risk of food poi100iq rises durinl the holidAy ICIIOO bcc•nac of the popularity of buffets and because some seasonal treats are especially IUSCCplible 10 salmoneUa contamination, said John Mason of USDA's Animalllld Plant Health '""""" . SCrvi -r.s~Ua is a J&:. terium that can mate you sick if ,you don't handle food safely," he said. 'i '· upper lOs. liDDIIIIC systemJ.'' RIVER VALLEY"FFA PLACES 15TH IN CONTEST· Pic· tured above left to right are Jason Bowers, Wayne Brannen and Collen Goddard who recently placed 15tb iD tbe State FFA Soil Jud~iog coiltest at MarysvUie, Ohio•.This team had placed second earher at the District 10 FFA Soil Judging contest In Marietta which earned tbem the honor of participating io the state contest. AU tbree students are members or tbe River VaUey FFA. .. Super LottO: 8-15-27-29-37-39 .. Nixon lawyer R. Stan Mortenson declined to comment on The New Yodta" story. . Hersh~ not say in the arti~le If be had direct access to~ stiUsecretla~JC:S. ~ ~· 14 18SUC of the magazme 18 available on news· ~=g· to the magazine, the ~=m~~~les G. "Bebc" Rebozo f.ve the president h d b h ~ cas an oug I a ouse •Or Nixon's younger daughter, Julie, and her husband, David Eiscnbow· er. -Nixon and White House chief of staff H.R. Haldeman "openly discussed the sale of ambassadorships- to what country, for bow much in contributions." Nixon allegedly insisted that people Wllftting to serve as ambassador in more desirable posts be iold the~ould lose the job . after a year they made an additional contribution. - Nixon conducted allegedly improper Oval Office discussions will) Chief Justi(:O W81J'C11 Burger about Watergate and pending SupremeCouncases. '.' Frankly, there is some disappointment that they have not arrived here by now. 'ftc would hope that they would hurry up and arrive," said Rhodri Wynn-Pope. team leader of tbe CARE international relief agency. The Americans are leading an · international force to neutralize bands of unruly gunmen who have plunged the nation into chao's, stealing relief shipments intended forthes~J· Three · planes landed Sunday in Bar.der.a. another hard-hit town near Baidoa where aid workers bad been down to their last 2S sacks of grain. The U.N. said 160 people died of starvation in Bardcra 011 Saturday. Aid groups said they planned to paracbute food to tal8 of~ of people in vi111ges around Bardera, where the diinser is compounded by land mines. Food, meinwhile, was movuig again from Mopdishu's port. Aid workers ~ay loaded a secoa~ . convoy of vehicles with u.s:. ~~:'tor'!ea~o~e:r=~rde~ city. Disagreementa . between .. Mohamed F811'8h Aidid, tbe warWei who controls the 'southern half of tbc capital, llld rival leader Ali Mahdi Mohamed in the north had kept tbe pon closed more tban a month. After two days of ncgotiations, the first shipment was aUowcd Sunday. 18 ·Surviyors recall 'Day that will live in .infamy' By A~~ Press Commemorations planned for today'sannivmary'oftheJapancse allaCk on Pearl Harbor 1re low-tey. almost as quiet as the Sunday morning S1 years ago, before the sound of ailpllncs brotc the trnpical stillness. Frederick Bowen was alone on· duty at bis Jumy Air Cups base in Hawaii when be lard pllmea roar pasL "I tbou~ht it was tbe Navy buzzins us, • Bowea, of Parter, Colo., iaid. "They were always doinl thaL We'd buzz them and they'd buzz 111 bli:k." 'lben be saw a Japancae~Iane bearini down 011 Wheeler They "came down tbe ramp h.e where we parked the planes. The f111t one strafed thc ,cockpits with incendiaries. They bumecl out the middle of the planes. They had it planned pretty weU." Tbe which came without warning or a declaration of war, killed 2,403 Americans and wounded 1,178 and plunsed the Uniled Stalell into World War u. In Hawaii, Retired Vice Adm. Samuel Gravely, tbc Navy's firSt blactadmilal, istospealtataceremony that will focus on tbc role thll minorities plaYed in tbc segreU.S. military at the time of auack. . "We've ncvet examined the Pearl Harbor auack through the eyes of ethnic minorities .,... and •lack. C each one has a different story to tell," said Blanca Stransky, SPOkeswoman for the National. Part Service that runs the USS Arizo1ui Memorial. · Samuel Bishop, a mess attendant !lained to set fuses on the USS Bagley. was one of~ few blacts ondcckduringtbcaaact,Stransty said. Bishop. whoac ship was creelited with shooting down one of the Japanese planes, also IS to speak. In Lexington, Ky., the Pearl Harbor Commemorative Associalion planned a daylong program today. Featured speakers were to Include retired Army Col. Walter D. Sh!Jl1oand retired Army Maj. Gen. GeorgeS. Palton m. Short is the sqn ofGcnrnll Wal- te~ C. Short, commander or the U.S. AnnyatPearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. PallOR is the son of World War U hero Gen. George ·S. Pauon Jr. : Bowen joined about 720 people attending the Pearl Harbor Sur- · · vivors Association national conventioninLiUleRoct. · The convention also is a reunion for at least 7S of the people sta· tioncd at the Naval Hospital, whee Iggy Brown of Tucson; Ariz., was · working thst Sunday as a .pharma· .cist's mate third class. ''It was hell, that was all, ' ' BrowQ said. "Th~ haldest thin!! was seeing the burned bodies. I'll never forget the pain and agony tboac tids.sull'ered." � 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 12. December 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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