http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d2385a6dfef5015d525463b206110b35.pdf 03de40f238ec5822bd1c242469f03188 PDF Text Text Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio BORI\ LOS .">Cl 'IOU 'i££;, lllE WITJ.\ER& ~ WAC,~'{ AIJ E'L.Aoc:AATE EXAMPLE a: 1Wi LAW G >_;Ufl'L'{ AIJD T!i LL tT '!0 II&, ~ou 1 <OciJIJD CO I ATT£1APT TO ~i'?t ti 1\1~ bU:, Wf'tN 'W 11#.£ Television Viewing L~V~L Of M'{ AUDI~ • "T---1 Cl'MN-lD FRI., JULY 13 EVENING 1 Rtorrange leHers of 0 four KrCI mbl«l word, • I III I I I I! I' I I I~ I I I I 1: I)0.~-~:plete I I' I I I 12 LAR0 V KNOW .. . 6 fS a WITH HAVE. mY ~AD YOU~ Ut.CTRIC DRilL. ! fRANK AND ERNEST T'Y ou~ 11 fLAME CArPI, &ll.t fAYfiiENT$ I ~\ X.MA5 CMI>J .. ' t, fT ON UJ" posiMA~nP 5ffVICf "' ;> ( '( 1"l < •, 10 PAY> fAfl-lf~/ oNL.Y $/.00 !'ff PAY. -> "',._• "' up ro ¥' • 1 PM Mogllino (Jl Sportseentor C11 Qlllnolde Edition CIJ (!) MacNeil Lehter NewaHour II ()) Curtent Aflolr ill) Ill \121 till Wheel 01 FOttuno II illl Night Court \121 Monoyllno 11J Miami VIce Mua\c Row VIdeo tD Andy Qrtfllth 7:05 (5] Jofloraona 7:30 D <II Fomlly Foud @ Major Leogue Boooball r11 Entertalnmonl Tonight 0 Ill Momo'a Family ill) Ill \1)) till Joopordyl Q lll!ll Major League lleaoball IIJ) Croaaflte tD Bowllchod 7:35 (5] Major Loogue Boaoball 8:00 (}) MOVIE: Young Mr. Uncotn (2:00) 8 (2) till Stet Maverick A beautiful woman from Maverick's past poses as his wile. (A) C Cll tD (I) Full Houoo Joey's on-camera audition for a kid's TV show leads to trouble. (A) CIJ (!) Waahlngton Week In Review Stereo. C till Ill \121 Primo ftmo Pota A rap-dog rock video and a bOwling rat are featured. Stereo. IIJ) PrlmoNowo I[J MOVIE: The Exorclat !AI (2 30) Toua Connection 1D MOVIE: Jowl (PG) (2:00) ' · '1 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS i <II a ALLEY OOP a 8:30 ma m()) Femlty Mottote Rachel's first published shor1 story causes family problems . (A) Q CIJ (!) Woll $tr8ot Wook With Loult Rukoy- E;J ill) Ill II)) Nowhort A dispute erupts when Stephanie bans MiChael from the labor room . (RJ Stereo. On Stage 9:00 1J <II till Yellow Roat Jeb tries to brand the Champtons as drug runners. (A) Q m<111 m()) Pllfoct Strtngora Larry is called before the papers· grie-..ance committee. (AI Q (IJ Tho Stoty tl! Englloh (PI 2 01 9) The early h1story or the English language is exP'ored. Stereo. (!) Evening At Popa ill) Ill \121 MOVIE: American Harvell (2:00) C IIJ) Larry King Llvet Noahvllla Now 9:30CIIQII II()) Juot Tho Ton 01 Uo Stereo. Q 10:00 (l) 700 Club With Pot Robortaon D (2) till Midnight Caller Jack belnends a young boy . abandoned by his parents. a MURK 'tEEKLE AI\D WINTRHOP HE'. P\JT5 \ PEPPE.RON I , S LICE'S ON P IZ.ZI6._) -.......__ __ ---, ~ a N:JWACAYS, EVERYBODY!5 A 5PECIALI5T _ '· ' ~)~ 111 ()) 20/20 Weekly News Magazine Stereo. Q CIJ Nowawotch (!) American Pttchworlt The roots or Louisiana's bayou culture are uncolt'ered. IIJ) Evening Nowa BARNEY EVER' BLESSET DAY IT' S TH' SAME OL' THING I COME OUT TO THIS SAME OL' GOSSIP FENCE AN' HOLLER ID NtWI 10:20 (5] NWA Wteatilng Power Hour 10:30 <D Me)or Looguo Boooball IT' S HIGH TIME I GOT OUT OF THIS OL' RUT!! "ELVINEY"I! CIJ Gteot Porformoncoo A young actress falls in love with a married man . !;I lll!ll - Twilight Zone 11J The Hl1chhlkor Crook a Chaoo 11 :00 (}) Zorro a um ma mill II \1)) till Nowa Cll!ll Araonlo Hall ®J IIJ) Monoyilno IIJ Celebrity GcH Chtmplonohlp t st Round from Tahoe, CA (T) Johnny Colh: An lntldo Look Legendary singer1 songwriter Johnny Cash discusses his highly successful career and personal tHe . iD Twilight Zone 11:20(5] MOYIE: Ptycho (2:15) 11 :30 (}) Bordortown <II till Tonight Show Stereo. Qll Chooro (IJ Allvo From Off c-w A couple experiences the slow unraveNng of their relationshlp. Q Nlghlllno Q till Night Court iiJI 8port8 Tonight a ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL ~'Your ~'Birthday July 1•. 1910 Tr y to get more involved m the year ahead m the types of interests you trul<t lind pleasurable and attract people who • think as you do Fun and friendships could resu lt CANCER (June 21·JUIJ 22) Ambitious object ives could be dented YOLI at t~is time il you have poor relattonshl~s w1th associates. Try to get lhem pullmg tor you 1nstead ol against vou. K"?w whe~e to look for romance and you II find 11. The Astro -Graph Matchmaker instanlly reveals whiCh S+gns are roma ntiCally perfect tor you Mail $2 to Matchmaker. c/o th+s newspaper. P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44 tO 1-3428 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be careful at work todav that you don't get into an arrangement that would put greater responsibilities on you while it lightens the load at co-workers. You might inhent the jOb permanently VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Rather than 1ust muse about a new endeavor you 're !loping to launch, do something po sitl\18 about it today Get it started, even it a couple of pteces are miSSing. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0c:t 23) Usually you 're tactful when working with others, but 1oday rhese ~~nviable allributes might be absent from your personality. You'll discover the hard way. "You don't get many bees with vinegar." SCORPIO I Oct. 24-Nov. 22) II you go around with a chip on your shoulder lo· day. there's a good chance someone bigger and moodier than you mav decidelo knock II ell. Don't learn the hard way. SAGITTARIUS (Now. 23-Doc. 21) A good motto to keep in mind todey is, ·· oon't invest without investigating.·· Deals !hat look good 10 you at first glance may not look so hot when they are put under the microscope. Mosdy cloudy with a chance showers and thunder· stonns. High 88 to 85. The of chance of rain is 40 percent. Top Cord a ~I,THI>AY rvtw James Sands: Clipper Mills named after mill located in that village during early l800s ...Page B-8 Page B-1 Ciasslfleds ..... ........ .... D2· 7 Deaths ...................... ... A3 Editorial ........ ............. A2 Sports ..................... Cl·8 the chockle qooted CAPRICORN (D.c. 22eJin. 11) An aliiance of convemence you form at this lime might turn out to be Bnything but that which you desire. Be extremely selective in your partnership arrangements AQUARIUS (J1n. :ZO..Feb. 11) In order to advance your personal ambitions at th iS lime, 11 mtght be necessary tor you to make some sacrifices. Be sure your objective is worthy of its cost PISCES (Feb. 20-Mirch 20) Today it you are in the position to choose your social involvements. try to pick events that do not include any individuals with whom you've had recent disagreements. • ARIES (Morch 21·April 11) Domestic frustraUons can be minimized today if 1 . you first finish household projects you already have under wav before taking on new ones. Try to be methodical. •TAURUS (April ~MoJ 20) II your pro· greas in your chosen lield of endeavor has been slowed up owning to a lack of knowledge, you'd better start doing something about it now before things get worse. GEMINI (lloy 21·Juno 20) There Is a possibility you might run across some-thing loday that has profitable poten· tial. However. before bringing others into the act, check everythlng _out first . , e a The man called the bar owner at home and asked, "What t1me do you open up? l don't need to get 1n, I need to GET OUT"' BRIDGE NORTH Fools ruff in; the wise wait II)) '21 Jump lltroot' CBS Lote Nlghl Henson and 7-13 9U By CHARLENE HOEFUCit Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - Two new fe a lu res. respite carr and an esco rt program, havf' bePn addf'd to lhf' Option s for EldPr s rura l (.]prnOn · stration p rogram wh ich is being carried oulln Meigs and 10 olhe r South eas tern Ohio Coon 11 es The program is geared to providP services to hPlp f'lderly res id ents remain in thPir hornf' and Jive independenlly as a tong as possibl e. The two new ser vicrs wh ich are now in f'ffPrt join curr rnt program s tha t includ<' hnnw By • Q9 l ... 'Q J 8 3 t K; James Jacoby +9 7 6 2 Too bad that East-West could make three hearts. and here they were defending against two spades But whal SOUT H • KJ 9 3 " 95 they could do in hearts went by the wayside. The responsibility of East was to defend two spades so th at h1s stde got a plus score if possible . And West at least got off to a good start w1th the lead of the king of diamonds When a second diamond was led . East won the are and gave West a ruff . Later East made tricks With his black aces. but that was s11il etghl I ri cks two spades made by South . D1d something go wrong' East had a chance to beat thl' contract He should play lor South to hold three or rour clubs. After winmng the ace ol diamonds, East should not be in a rush to gtve West h1s ruff. Instead East should now shoot back ace and a club. Upon winmng the ace of spades. he will then give West a ruff. and West will return the Javor, letling East take the setlmg tnck by rufhng a club Even though West had a minimum ra1se. he should probably hav e com · peted w1th a three-heart bid . Hts 10 ; EA,';T • A7 ,10 7 642 • A 76 2 1\'f.ST •n2 tJ1083 • Q83 Vulner able- Ea st-Wrst (kl;J IPr ~ast ,, South Wrsl r\orth East Pct ss 2" lJbl I' ass 2+ dPiiverHJ ITil'<.tl s . homemaker, pl'rsonal ca rr assistance and adult da~· ca re. A l ol a\ of $13J.027 isex pecled Ia br com in g into Mrigs County ovf'r thr m:-x t year to finan ce thl' services . Escon is a service th at tran sport s elders to medi cal or social srrvice appoin tmf'nt s while rrspile is a sprvice des ignPd to g ivr caregivprs some timr away fr om a n impairrd relat!ve . 1\'r ith er program is new to services prov ided senior cilii.Pns hrre. allhough funding lhrough lhr Up lions for E ld ers a llows lh!' Opemn g lead t K ~"'- '' strong trump support made 1l htghly unlikely th allhe opponents would double and 1nfhct a nasty penally. and the general strength of hiS hand suggested that North -South would make a plus J:u nes Jacoby'~ buoh "):Jt"Ob.r 011 BnrlRr ' and ··.faroby on Clad Came~ " 1wnlll'n wtlh hrs IAthn lhl" late Oswald Jarob !'l Jrt' rn:JW "'""tlab/r a/ booh/ort's lloth aN' p~b/Jsi'Jt"d by Pharos Boob @ ltiO, NEWSPAPEfl EHTERPAISf. A.ltN. DOWN 1 Nursery 1M eking along th e Gatti polis Riv!'rfront .July 14 and 15. the Corps of Englnr••rs' Towhoat .'11 ' \' George W. Britton stopped In the hi,lorit· rity as a part of thr bicrntennial crlf'hralion. Thf' Rritton . open for tours to tltt• puhlk, will Ill' uwd for towing and tending the Maint<nanc e Engineering Branch Repair Fleet of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Huntington Distri ct on the Ohio and Kanawha Ri\lrrs . (Timl's-Sentinel photo by Kris Cochran) Yesterday's Answer Gray sentenced to life with mercy 30 31 32 36 Oevlik1n Backbone High -strunq Dock or darnel 38 Color ado lnd1an Wl r-i H E LD . \\' \ ' " !l ' Pit Co nvicte d cop k i l!er RoiJl' rt G ra_\" wa -=. srntf'ncrd Fridl.l .\' to lif(' in p r ison for hi s r o lr in ttl(' sla.\·in g ol an o ff -dutv Putn Jm {. "qu nl\ o.; twriff ' s droput~ Thr jury rrcomnwndt·cl mere\. mraning c r~~_~.· will he rlig 1blr for parolr i n ltl _\"Par ~ 40 r.--r;-..,.:~~ Putnam Count\ Circui t Jud gr Ctarrncf' Wall d<'nird lh e dr trnse 's r<'QUI' SI for a npv. trial , IJul di d g rilnt Cray·s rf'quPsl to lime. wa s look ing into al lega ~~a~ l ions lhal Raymond Huck of llur mane had hired Gra y and another man. Robert Bate s. 10 burn hi!i hom r . Gra y a nd Ba !Ps an· from CC:IIIipolis . Huck pleaded guilty In March to second-d egree murder as part of a pl ea agr~emenl w1th in lhl ' Ma.,on Co unt .' · .Ja i l whilr h i:-. a11orne vs plan an .ipfX' t.ll C r tH wa " <"CJ !l\ iclf·d in .J unr• of f ir'-' 1 d rgn•(· rnu r UPr Po lin' stl\" ( ;1·<1 _\ .'-hoi lkpuiY foh n .l anr\· 1n the hi'Jd. aflt'r .I J tlr\' caughl ( ; ra\ trnn~ to spt fin· to a homt' in H.ur ric aiH' 111 Augu st l ~K9 . .JanP\', wh o W d'- il Ct i ng as <Hl in...,uranrr inw's ti g:rHo r a t the 43 44 By ,JIM FREEMA:'oi Timcs -~·h~ntincl Staff MIDDLEPORT - II wa s IIH' goldrn ;1gr of Broadwa\· and Car rnt•n NarPlle of Virgi n ia B('Jth, Va.. r emember s it well. 1-:--+- 1-+-t- Adolescent Lack DAILY CRYPTOQUOTFS-IIere's how to work it : 11rJ AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW " @.......,,P.I. OS ea=.atnoQ .Ill E-1mont Tonight !Ill Mognum, p.1. .liD loYo Colt.-llon iiJI NtwoNight 8 Nalhvlll Now 12:30 8 (2) 8 Lote Night With Davtcl l.oftornuln EGGAJD HA ZTJ OV('r lhP phonP. Sin er opening in M ay, lhe Option s Program has been re· criving over 100 calls a week for assistance. Fu ture development of lh e prog ra m will give elders access to housing J ss lstance and expan d ed mrnlal health S('J"Vl ('f'S pr i va tf' · pub I ic I andfil l in J ac k son Co unt .\· high lightPd lhr l engthy policy co mmittee m l'Pting hPid las t week at Ja c kson . Ga l \ia County Corn mis!-.io nrr Georg e Pope presented a l~t tcr trom th e comm iss ioner s and tlw district"s Callia Count y rPprP sc ntatives. which offic i al!\ not i · ties lh e d iS trict of lhe cou nty's to withdra\.\' from th e district Thr lPttrr stated that the ro unt y co mmissioner s and solid wast(' dis tri ct members felt th a t such a withdrawa l would be In the besl interest of Ga l ita Co unty !See GALLIA, page II.R) intent Bales will stand lrlal Sepl II for hi s role i n Ja ney's death . UX0 J J Z A J It 0 N T ,I RIO GRANDE - Si nce lhe dawn of lime, when man firsl gazed into th e n1 ght sky and wondered what powpr cau s0s thl' appearance of the moon and thr glim m e ring clustPr of stars s ur rou nding it, he has endeJvored to exp!orr and understand th r meaning behmd 11 al l. While space travf'l has llPIPf'd us IParn man?~-~ bout 1 he u n ivprsl' . earthbound observers havf' re lied on one -of th e origina l sc iences, astronomy. to co ntinur thei r in vestigation of thr heav ens At the Unlvrrsity of Hio Grandf'. an astronom} co ur sf' of fen•d for nearly :lO yf' ar s ha ..-. demonstrated how ~ op u l<.~r "star-gazing·· rl'ma ins. Wilh l he addition of a M~ade PS Jti [l(oep Space lelescope 10 thP existi ng in vc· nt ory . studrnt s taking thr Descr iplivc· i\stron · om v course are rnablrd to ~ Pt ' morr drcpl\ rt nd cl<'a rl.\' into spare ·. f'xplainl:'d Charles Wit her. J s .., i s t J n 1 p r o f I' s .-; o r of rnathPmati c s. " I supposr its ~ i zr 1s th f• most Important asprrt.·· Wlthf'f' ~a id , addmg tha t th r trlr sro pc in creases thr light -gatheri ng fa cili · l ie s 16 limes beyond thai of lhe average 1etesco pe, making f ain 1r r, more dis tant objects clearer . "' It 's what you would r ail J whopper ." Withee sa id . " ll ron · tclins ll lot of ligh t·ga theti ng pov.·pr " M;;nufactured by Meade In· Co rp .. Costa Mesa . Cal if. lh e 1e tescope was ac· quirPd by I he Co llege of Malhematics a nd Science earlier thi s yPar and received some use at I he end of spring qua n er , bu 1has (See NEW, page 1\8) ~tru ment s Safety director visits Meigs By JIM FREEMAI" Times·Sendnel Staff POMEROY - Meigs Counlv go t a vis it Frida y morning fr om State H ighwa y Dirl'l'lor William M. Denihan and Sl al r R~p . Man Abel. D ·Aihens . Denlhan and Abel madP sr'· era l stops during their v \sil including glving out 01 Savt'd ll.\· the Bell award. He l al ked aboul DUI programs wtlh Judge Ro bert Buck and appeared li ve on ra dio Slallon WMPO. Denlhan visited local \{EAI'T 1 Radio EmC'rgrnc~· Assoc i atC' d Citi zf'n s T f'a m1 mf'mbC'rs. di s· (' USSf'd highway sJirt } and ·n·aclf'd' · tu quP'>ti ons and !'Om mPn ts b\' wam mPmbrr s A Saved bv the Bell Award was gl,·rn to Dab Mai so n, Reed s vi li P. bv Deniha n and Lt . R.J . Wood · ford of t hP Ol1io Hig hway Pat m i. Maison wa s inv oh.:ccl in a n acc idrnt last /\ugust which t1>· ta lrd hi s ve hicl r . Maison was wparing h is Sf' alb r lt at thr ! Jmf' and the only dama gf' ht' rf'n' iVPd was a spra i ned th urnh and l\..,·o brui~rs ca usrd by t he sea t belt. De nihan and Abel lhen wen Ito thf' co urthou SL' and ta l ked a OOut rlr un l<: en driv ing programs for 1PPna gers w ith Judge Robf'rt Buck After appraring on rad io sta · lio n WMPO Denillan met wil h R [IICT members at a local rrs tauranf where hP expressPd apprC'CiatiO n ror th e SPrViCPS performed by lhe REA CT nwmlx-rs . Denihan lalkcd about drunken (See SAFETY, page A8J C arm en. an e n er geti c. physically -ac tive 74-year-old, is the gue st of Robert and June Fr eed of Mlddleporl. and was a Broadway showgirl du ring the 19.3\ls and early '40s . Carmen was the fi r sI to sing "''mIn the Mood For Love .·· Ca rmen wa s born In New York Clly, the home of Broadway . She fpel s lilts gave her an edge In starli ng oul In stead of going to a public high schooL Carmen went Alvlne Professional School whf'rf' shf' was taught to sing. A irs how canceled; refunds available CRYPTOQUOTE 7-13 The Option s for Eldrrs Pro gram is Ohio's new pilot program to expand communit.v based free number, J.ROO-:IJJ.2644, peo pie ran access information on a ra ngP of top ics ret at in g to care for r ldl:'rs. If desired, a screen to deter· mine I he need for a package of horne care se rvicPs can bP done !See YES, page A3) One letter stands ror another. In tllis sample A 1s used lor the three L's, X ror lhe two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes,lhe length and [ormation or lhr words are all hints. Each day the code letters are dirrerent. Panhail Infiltrate stolen car ring operoting on campus. (R) prosr cutors 'Yes, I remember it well'...showgirl recalls the Broadway of the 1940s 4 I Slow (mus ) b.- l--1-Horse or common s omething on th e servicr s. se n1ces 10 I he e lder ly . Thl' ru rat pilot project " uperal ed by lhe Area Agency on Aging a1 Buek· rye Hills- Hocking Vall e~ · Re· glonat Development D1stnc1 It is based in Marietta and covf>r'i Athens, Ho cking, Meigs , M an· roP, Mu sk ingum , Morgan, Noble, Perry and Washington Co unti es. Approximale\y 25 partner age n· c ies located in the nine countiPs provide servicPs in roopprat ion with thr program Increased public knowledge of community resou rces for home care assistance is a major goa l of thr progra m I3Y C<! ll lng th<' tol l New RG telescope reflects • • • • rtstng mterest m astronomy undec1ded 26 Bog 27 Bastinado 28 Bon 29 Knack lor doing 30 To lhe point 33 Coarse 34 Old musical note 35 Cui down 37 Narcolic 39 Backbone 42 elderly people on case manage· me01 . Sevemeen additio nal pea· ple have bPen added lo the home delivered meals program, and there ha s been an Increase of 14 t o the homemaker program . T he purpose of case manage ment i s to asse ss the nee-ds a nd determinf> 1hr servi rPs needed While many o f tile elde r ly IT <.:elve services w ithout charge. t h ere Is a sliding f ee sca le for those who can afford l o pay By BRIAN J. REED Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - Announcemen1 by lhe Ga i lia Co unty Commi s sio ners of their lntf'nl to with draw from the mul!i -cou nt y Solid Wa ste Managemen t Di strict and the rejecllon of the Sand Hilts Coa t Co. Inc . proposal for a ' score at two spades 10 Fable 24 F01!1f1 12 Pi c k up ca t1on the lab well 17 Woman s 25 Litce name around 20 Penally 26 Swamp 23 Liana . 27 Song e g. 28 Sesame 16 Speed up 18 Corrida fan·s cry 19 Prolect 21 By way of 22 Aclress Balin 23 Jackel slit 24 Remain P•a• A Multimedil Inc . Newspepet" membership in solid waste district t by THOMAS JOSEPH lixture 2 Frosted 3 Shun 4 Farceur 5 Selling spol 6 Sanskrit school 7 Uorversitl 8 Short cut 13 Section a. 90 15. 1990 Sittin' on the dock ...-------, Gallia County seeks to withdraw All pas.-; • 12:00 (})MOVIE: Young Mr. LinGoln (2:00) servicPs to be expanded. As exp lained by Eleanor Tho· mas, director. Meigs Cou nly Coun cil on Aging, both Sl'rvlces have been offered on a limited ba sis for seve ral years . The procedures for deliver y have cha nged somewhal and the Oplions for Elders parllcipatlon now will allow an ~xpansion. such as more visits or more time. Meigs County now has six full ·time aides working in lhe program, an increase of tw o. Sherri Might, R.N. is the case manager for 1he Options for Elder s program and has ten CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Ship's company 5 W1ld guess 9 Compete with 11 Rental sign 13 Piclure 14 To go (Fr ) 15 Foundation July Eldercare program expanding m the region 'AK +K J Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, • • Q 10 6 l c e ()) Vol . 26 No . 24 Copvngh1Bd 1990 Lodger - Juice - Graft- Vastly- GET OUT a ,. Along the River ...... ... Bl ·8 Business .................. .. DI ·8 by ldlmg m the mo~1ng words you develop !rom step No . 3 be low 6:35(5] Andy Qrl1fttll 7:00 (}) Scarecrow 6 Mra. King liXKI U. g, PO gr OFFIC£ The Golden Years ... tighten purse strings when expenses exceed income... Page 8.2 tD Nowo 7 - IJ J ~AD 'J)Mr, l!!o\D LUCK DID YOU Inside PATOUI Qll II Ill ABC Nowo Q CIJ Body Eloctric (!) 3·2·1 Contact Q ill) Ill II)) CBS Nowa Q Clilll Thlft'l Compony ~ Beat of the Bend: Comics- .. ................ .Insert ") do lhings around the house you aren't even aware of." the wife argued. "Like what?" the husband asked. Smiling the wife replied , ·see. K0 l Y E C-1 Conditioning drills to begin "Oliver' debuts at Rio Grande on July 26 TOVUED a l&saon in angular momentum from some visiting gymnasts. Q (!) Roodlng RotnboW Q lllilll Andy Orttlltll IIJ) World Tod.oy 11J Ho·Man 6:05 (5] llevofly HllbiHieo 6:30 (5] Rtn Tin Tin K·l Cop • (]) till NISC Nightly Newa WHO INVENTED FOXTAILS 71 THERE'S STILL ONE THING I'D LIKE TO the be· low to form four simple words Ill II)) till Nowo <D U.S. Olympic F81tlvol CIJ Newton'• Apple Ira takes VI 6LAD I TOOK YOU TO THE VET SNOOPY . I LL BET YOVR EAR t=EELS BETTER , NOW. DOESN'T IT? 50 cents - - - - - - Edited 6:00 (}) ZOllO • (]) • QD rlllll ill) PEANlTS Sunday ::~;~:~' S©~otllA-<ZttfS" ~r CLAY l. POLLA~N~:::;;;;::-::;::;;:WOlD GAME J Y Z T • AH ,JTXV VYF OS EGGTF UXOJJ - OSYS Yeeterdel''• C.,.,toqeote: WHAT A MAN NEEDS IN GARDENING IS A CAST-IRON BACK WITH A HINGE IN IT. - CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER (() 1990 by K1ng FeaiUies SvnchcaiP Inc BROADWAY SHOWGIRI,- Carmen Naretle, who Is vtslllng Robert and June Freed In Middleport, was a showglrl during the golden age of Broadway . GALLIPOLIS - The GaiUa· Me igs Regional Alrporl Bicentennial Alrshow, scheduled for Sunday, July 15, has been canceled due to poor weather eond \lions . Anyone purchasing a lleket prior to the a trshow ean stop by the r egional airport any day during the week, with their ticket to receive a refund or mall the ticket to the airport with a self · addressed s tamped envelope . STORM THE BASTILLE! The First American Regiment missed Bastille Day on Saturday, hy being here one week ahead of the French hollday, butsltlllook lime out the stonn the local estahltshmenl ollhat name In a moment ol levity. The Regiment was In GalllpoUs July i and 8 to re-create the 1790's as part ol the city's bicentennial celebration. �· ----· · ~·-· July 15, 1990 Commentary and perpsective A Division of 8211 Third Ave., GalUpoiti, Ohio (614) 44&-2342 Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 992-2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WIU!ON JR. Executive Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsher-ControUer A MEMBER of The United Press lnt.e rnatlonal, Inl and Dally Prt>ss Associ<>· tlon and t hf" Am erica n Newspaper Publishers Assoc i at ion LETTERS OF OPIN JO N are wel come. Th f'}' sbould b(' les s than 300 words long. AJIIM!Prsarf" subject toedltlng and mll st bE' slg nrtl with name. addn-ss and telephone number . No unsigned letters will b e publishe-d Letters sho uld be In goOO taste , addressl ng _ts~s~s . not persooailties. July 15, 1990 Page-A-2 • ? lack Anderson IS He1mS IOSIDg SUpport • _ _a=nd=-=D:.=ale:: :. . :. ~.an:....:.::A= .: :.: tta WASHINGTON- North Caro lina's conserva tive st alw art, Re · publican Sen. Jesse Helms, Is beh ind the curve In two popularIty contests as he seek s reelection this faiL He's not only trailing former Charlotte, )I;.C., Mayor Harv ey Ga ntt by four point s In a recent poll; Helms also has ma j or money woes . Helms too k plenty of heat from the news medi a for a mudball letter to rais e funds, tying Ga ntt 's support to " homosex ual s, the so-cal l ed 'arts' lobby, the ACLU and the union bosses " What Is telling Is th at Hel ms savs In the let tPr he's all but run out of money . Wh at has not been detailed Is the surprising extent to which :'olorth Carolinians and national money m en of both parties have been quietly pledging and send · lng money to the Gantt camp. Gantt , who Is black, has been getting expected support from well-to-do bl acks . But many whit e executives of major firm s. fed up, among other things, with Helms' hinderin g trade with the changing communist world. also are ch lpplng ln. Na tional Democratic sou r ces tpll us th at even some tobacco execut ives - lnnuent lal In the state- are ponying up big bucks for H elms, but they 're hedging their bets by making lesser contributions to Gantt. Some other wealthy contributors ar e weary ing of Helms' ga ffes and bellicose rhetor ic on a vari ety of t opics. They're helping Gantt. as are t radltlonally Demo· cra tlc l abo r unions, which began calling In pledges the day Gantt won his party prim ary . Mea nwhil e, Democrats are delighted at the quanda ry Bush Is In over ca mpai gning for Helms. The arch-conservative ha s often obstructed Bus h's policies, Is despised by White House moder· ales and reportedly Is not liked by Bush himself. On th e oth er hand, say Demo crats, B ush shows a chameleon facilit y to don whatever color meets the need of thr moment. That In cludes help ing I he GOP In the Senate. "This Is the most Important race In ' 90, " sa id one Democrat, a major lund-raising player for 20 year s. "a cl ean choice be· tween an In telligent black and a So u t hern th row ba c k . Two month s ago HarvPy was an underdog. Not any longer. " Backstairs at .the White House ~ ~ b rga n!led in the memory of vetera n summil gop r s . The George Brow n Cen ter and Rice Univ·er sity po l iPd ouT all The stops to showcase Texas hospitality The free mea l s provided the 4.000 to reporte r s and photograp hers. the policr and th e summit volunt eer s wPrP .:.; umptuous and no onr co uld poss i bly go hungry during the summi t And not on ly were the groan ing board s boun1i ful, thPv had var ietv with Tex M ex on the bill of fare and at ways a l ong 1a bit' of 1hr blandT;r Japa nese food 3d0l5!1!1 WdS 3188nH . ' ;..· Much was made of Hou ston 's hea t . Hu t YVashington's hPa l and · llUmidit y i n July and August 1s lrge ndan :11 story abou t the Texas weather. "Do n't bothl'r." shP was told . ;!:Temperature here TS 104 degrees ... : .· Japan decided to move ahead on a third ~Pn loan to China. wllo "r .. human rights r ecord is still under critical WPstprn fire : Germa ny has decided to go alwact wi t h a fina nciill shot in the arm : for th e Soviet Union . So It appeared th at wha t onr wag ra lk•d c1 "d[) it \ 'CHn<.;elf unit\·" : ~mPrged at th e su mm it merl tng : A lthough he has attendrd summit mf'f't ings back to bar:k ow 'r th r· :last week. Bush st ill has his bags packed and willtra,·el Hr hPado;, : wpst o n July 18 for the dedication of thr Richard :\i'<on Prr':.'identia l ·Li brary , which is privately financed and located in his homf'tov.:n of : Yorba Linda . After that. Bu sl1 willtL.J \'PI to Mon tana a nd W _\ · omin~ He also has the month of Sfop trmbcr blocked off with 25 davs of :travel. i nclud ing a Wf'f'klong trir to Latin AmPri ca . Will voters ignore S&L debacle? Chuck Stone To u nder_o; 1and rhe fu II stench of thr savi ngs & Joa n crisis. th!nk of thP word s of a Negro folk so ng, " Them Bonrs. Thpm Bones. Thrm D ry Bo nl's. · · By refe rrin g 10 th P song's osteal co nnpctlons. vou can ea s i ly rstabl ish thP cons p irac~· of cul pab ilit y : Thl' Reagan bone Is co nnp:· trd to thP derrgulatlon bone thr deregulat ion bo ne i s ronnfftrd to the Congressio nal · greed lx mr thl' Co ngrPSslo na l· grPrd bonr is ron npc trd to the bli nd fl'dPral m·ersPers bone is (~o nnPctcd to th P S&L· thl e,·es honp 1\ nd hpar the words of l hf' Lord . Excrpl t hl' Lord had nothin g to do v.'ith what bf>camf'. !n thf' 19K0s. a li cP nsr to st Pa\. Ameri rans hp lp£•d rip off thPmselves " \\'ho arr thP croo ks ?" An Emory l ' ni\.'r rsit~· fi nan ce pr(} frssor . C rorgf' Bf'n ston. posPd t hl .s qul'..,t io n <:~ nd offe red i1 wrv answ pr · " PpoplP likr mr who hJd n rwn·pnt mortgagPs .. Bu t If you lined up all the 6 percent m ortgage holders In the country, they couldn't begin t o account for any thing co mparable to the hundreds of millions of S& L doll ars that went dow n the drain beca use of bad inves tmen t s. bad loans, stu pid risks. virtually no federa l overs ight and crimi nall y n egl i ge nt members of Co ngress . When S& Ls were permitted to loan as m u ch as 100 percent of their cap ital to a si ngl e borrower while ban k s wer e res lrlcted to 15 percent of I heirs. the govern men t wa s greas ing the skids f or an rco no mlc co llapse. And no· body blinked . Surr. you ca u look In t he m1rror llkr Snow White's wicked stepmot her and ask. "Mirror. mirror on the wa ll. w ho's the guiltiest of al l ?" But the m irror wil l answer. " You. you t ur key ." It's not because you di d any · t hinc wrong . But In a dpmocracy voters m us t accep t u lll ma te responslblllly - not for creating thr cri sis. bu l for all owi ng it to continu e The S& L cris is developed like a hl gh-gradp cancer that Is Ignored un til a next -door nei ghbor gently sugges ts that a doctor should be co nsu lt ed about al l those so r es . But now . if is too lat e for an rco nomlc biopsy. because the ba llout has metastasized all ovpr thr body politi c. La st yrar, when Ru sh adm in istration offici als testifi ed on t he thrift salvage law, these Plno c· chl os m is unders tood and m! srr· present ed the cris i s's full pat hoi ogl es . Th ey es tim at ed it would cost no more t han $73 billi on to hall out abo ut 500 of t hese prod! gal sons. " lt 's not th e govC' rn ment who is gua ra nteei ng S&Ls," ex plaln.s Pro f. Walter William s. a George Mason U nWersity distinguished ero nomls t " I t's vou and me ." Richard Ney. au th or of the author it ative Ney Newsle tt er, sees the S& L crisis as "a natura l conseq uence of the Reagan year s. You j us t ca n' t all ow businessmen to r ide pell-mel l on the eco nomic hi ghw ay." But al ways, we r et urn to the source of the pr oblem - Co ngrrss. If the vot ers were reall y seri ous abou t clean lnr, up the S& L cesspool, they would vole 0u1 any senator or representa tive who accep ted sru bstan tt al co ntributions from S&L PACS or S& L executi ves who have been Indi cted. Voters co uld also stop giv ing Bush hi gh ap proval r atin gs for hi s "save the businessmen at any cost'· n£>u ros ls. Bu sh has succ£>Ss· fullv trl vla llzed the mentality of voter s wit h his " don't worr y, be h appy" th eme When S&L crun ch·tl me final ly comps, voters wi ll ha ve nobody to bl ame but themselves. AKR ON. Ohio ! UP I T - U.S Commerce SN' rrta r~· Robr rt Mo sbac her sa ys Presiden t Bu sh Is strengt hening programs 10 help military contractors con ver t to non·d efen se operations. "We be lieve thesP compan ir~ ctl n switch to thr rommr rcioJI side. WP will hrlp thPm in rvcy way wr ca n," M osh ac hPr .sa irl before a speech Friday evf> nin g to a Rrpubllr an fund -ra isin g d in ner In Akron T hP dinnPr raisrd $240,000 fnr thP Surnmit Cou nty GOP Par tv J"utlh:o.hN1rachSuroc1J• X:!lThttd ,\ 11' ( ; ,t l l t poli.~ OhiO, IJ\ thf'OhHl \ ';Jt l f"- Pull ti shJn g l"<lmpan1· \ l utttnh>dl.l Jn c '-;,: · C'O rJd ria~~ p if.>!<HU' paid ;Jt \.iJtlipcdb 1 ~.11 O hio E ntf' n•d .~ ~ ;.f'mlld mall tng rn,t! t(' r ;d l'roml'rm Oh io. dd \ \ ro~l Offi('(' Mrmhf'r U nrl f'd Prf'~\ lnll ' rn<~lrrm<~J I nland Da rlv Prt ~s Assoddt !on ,tnd 1tw Ohio Nrw ~ papN A ss oc ral ron . :-.;a I ion:tl AdvrrTJ s! n ~ Rf'prf'Sf'Oiar iw . A ran ht~m N Pwspa~Pr Salt~ . 711 Th ir d AH'IIUI '. ~f'w Yor k. Nf'll.' Y•)r k lUI!l ~ SUND1\\' OSl.Y St tH."iCRIP'TIO' R;\TE"' 8)' Car rh•r or Motor IWulf' Onro Wf'f' k 7!1 l"t·nr ~ On t' Yf':tr .t :\n ·l l l SIS I:t. r. fOP\ I'IUrt~ Berry's World • "Remember - never, EVER get behind on the POWER CURVE " ALBANY. Ohio - Wallarp E. Gilk ey, 56. of Al bany, Ohio, d il'd Friday. July 13, 1990 In University Hosplla l in Columbus foll ow i ng a brief Illnes s. He was employed by Vance -Leach Fur n l ture In A thens. He form er ly li ved tn Wilk esville. Ohio. Born In Meigs County, he was a so n of the late Emmett and Alta Wilson Gi lkey. Surviving are his wif e Donna Kirkendall Gi lk ey; three daughters. Rh ond a McKibben of Wellston, Rebecca Wires of Coa lt on and Christy John son of Wilkesville; a son Brent Gilkey at home; stepson Tony Brooks of A th ens. There are also three siste rs Kathleen Ellis of G laus· ter. Ohio. B lanche Dilli e of A lbany, Oh io and Bessi e Felt of Kentuckv; th ree brothers. Charle s R. Gi lkey of The P lai ns. Oh i o. Leonard Gi lkey of Athen s and Jack Gi lkey of Ath ens; II gra ndchild ren. He was preceded in death b)· two sisters. Mabel Hogue and A lia Jeffer s and three brother s. Wayne, Herbert and Ra lph Gi lk ey . Servi ces will be Monday. I p .m. at Jagers Fun eral Home in A th ens, th e Rev. Willard Love offi c iat ing. Buria l foUows in Burlingham Ce metery Friend s may ca ll at th r fune ra l home on Su nday 2 t o 4 p.m. and 7to9 p.m . Fear can direct us away from evil It sound s like crop] and inhu · m an punl shmPnl Cull in g off so mebody' s hand for stea l i ng Thev do that In Saudi Arabi. But what Impressed a US. lawyer who spent severa l yea rs In that co untrv was that al mosT nobody therP gels his hand cut off. Th e reason. of course, Is that rvf'ryo ne knows the lJw Isn' t fooli ng T hey reall y w il l cut off .vour hand If vou are fooli sh enough to steal. Consequently. there Is very lillie stea lin g In Sau di Arabia Aut o theft s are un heard of. I f's not an altoget her hea rt less law . If the vtcttm asks for mercy lor the cri minal. the penalty Is waived . B ut wha t terror lsi would ca re to count on his v ic tim comin g forwa rd later to put In a kind wor d for him ? In this cou nt ry, lhln gs ar e dlf!erent. Punishment for w rongdoing Is often so slight that It Is worth perpetr at ing the evil deed and taking you r chances on getting caught and convicted. Anephewo!mlnewasoncetold by his mother, when he was four, not to eat any of the candy that was put out for company on t he coffee tabl e. " Wh at will you do to me If I eat It ?" he as ked. "You 'll get a spanking," his mother told him . David's 4-yea r · old mind wei ghed the alt er na tives . He decided to take the candy and risk the spanking. He knew his mother's spankings were never very hard . \ The cr iminal mind works like that. It has lea rned to cou nt on the l en iency of our system as David learned t o count on the len iency of his mother Step hen King' s story. "Quit · tors Inc., " Is a spine-tingling thriller about fear being used In the serv ice of a good cause. Qu itter s In c. Is a program for people who want to qutt sm oki ng. It Is only aft er a person signs up th at he learns the organizati on Is run by the M afi a. B utt hen Il ls too l ate t o drop out. He Is t old that the first t ime he smokes after en rollin g. the Mafia will snatc h his wife and lorlure her by apply ing electric shoc k to the soles of her !eel. One man In the progra m once fou nd himself stalled In a tra!fl c Jam In a tunnel in New York City . Traffic didn' t move for what seemed like an eternity . He felt In need or a smoke to calm his nerves. Cert ainly no one could see liim her e. So he lighted up. When he arrived home later he found a note In the kitchen. It said, "We've got your wife." There was an address where he could lind her. After he got there he was tak en to a room with a one-way window that looked Into a l aboratory. There he saw his· wile being tortured by electrical shock . The punishments got sucresslvelyworse -eachmore brutal than the one be!ore. For his second offense, one enrollee Is told his r etarded son will be kidnapped from the schoo l he attends and both his arms will be broken . The system. we learn In King's story. works better than any other to Indu ce a per son to kick the smoki ng habit. Aft er the fift h offense, Qu itt ers I nc. absolutel y guara ntees the enrollee wil l never smoke again- because he will "wa ke up dead the next morn ing" with a bull et In his head. This may be carry ing fear too far . But I sometim es wonder whether a lot ofourcrlmedoesn't stem from the disappearance of fear In our Jives. We used t o be George Plagenz ]'\;() ~ Ub \Cl"lp!ifl O \ hi m,lll pf'l"ll1 Ji !;•(illl :l!"f'il'· Wtll '!"f' ll1•.110r I ,lffl l'!" '-f•r\ ' 1('1' l 'i :n.1i L1hlro Thl' Sllnd a.v Timr-s SenrmPt will nn1 Of' rP~porP.tblf' m fHl .~ afraid of hell - but we don't bel ieve In hell any longer . We used to have a fear o f God. But today we have a God who Is all love. Off endin g h im doesn' t fr ight en us any more. Nei ther does break ing the law. Alexis Ca r rel, the scientist· philosopher, said, " Ther e ar e only tw o constru ctive passions. One Is love, the other Is fea r. Both engender acti on." We need both emotions In our lives . Today in history By United Press ln"'rnallonal Toda y is Su nda y, .July 15. the !96t h day of 1990 wi th 169 to fe llow .. T he moon Is In it s la st quarter. The morning star s ar e Venus and Mars. The evenin g stars arc M ercury, Sat urn and Jupit er Those born on this dat e are under the sign of Cancer. Thev in clude Dutch painter Rembrandt van Rljn. in 1606, poet Clemen t Cl ark Moore, author of "A Visit from St. Nicholas" ! "'Twas the Night Before Chrfstma s," t In 1779 ; Roman Ca tholi c nun Frances Xavier Ca brlnf . the fi rs t U .S. ci ti zen to be made a sa int . In 1850; lyricist Dorothy Fields in 1905; Irish author I ris Murdoch In 1915 !age 751; actors Alex Karras in 1935 (age 55! and .J an -Mi chael Vincent In 1944 rage 461 ; and sln g<·r l.inda Ronstadt lnl946 (age 441 . On this d ale in history : In 1912. l ed by all rou nd ath lete Jim Thorpe, the Uni ted States team look more medal s than any other nat ion at the Ol ympic Games In Stockholm , Sweden In 1945 , Italy declared war on its former Axis partner. Japan In 1971 , President Richard Ni xon disclosed plans \11 make an unprecedented visit l o the People's Republi c of China. l-Ie made the histori c trip In'"February 1972. In 1986, Britain and I he Soviet Union sell led account s on $75 million in bond s th at were Is sued under Russla'sczar s and defaulted on after the 1917 Bo lshevi k Revolution . The set tl emen t end ed a 60-vear flnanclit>l dlsoute. . for ;Hh "<HH •· ro r.H rif'r s po~\mt•nr.., :vJ ,\IL SU\..'If lliPTIO ~S Sund ay On!)' Onr· \ 'par MosbarhC'r <>a id th(' adminis· !ration is in vPs ting morP mo ney Tn I he U .S. & Forei gn Commer rial Servi ce. a n agency of the Com merce Department that helps U.S. compa nh?s in crPasf' rxports . There are offices in lH CTilrs. in clud i ng Cleve land B ur the commrrce secrptary ca uti onPd aga inst th(' kind of stPep dPfrns(' cuts support ed b.v so m e Democrats in Co ngress . Mosbacher said export s arP growi ng tv.'i CP as f as t as impo r ts. and thP Cnit ed Sta !Ps will ha vr a tradP dl'f Tc it of less than $100 billion thb \'f'ar /\mcri cJ n <.,. hr ~ i.lid . hcn ·r Ill tiP f( ' JI' of forf'ign im'P'> tmr'nl in thr L:rlitf'd StatP;., brc ausr such in \T'S tmPn I C rf'a I ('S 3 nd SJ \ 'f'S jobs Mosb:lrhcr's speech wa o.; CJ I IPndf'd b.v statr widP Hrpublican run didatf's. in cludin g trrasu r er ran didatt' J udi th Brachma n , sr · creta ry of sta te ra nd ida tP Robert T aft II and al!ornev general cand idaTe Paul Pfei fer. as we l l as local Republic ans. Guberna torial rand ida !£' George Voinovirh was at tf' ndin g a fund ·raisrr in La kT' Count v. Mosbac hrr was in th e arra to stump for U .S llep Ralph l tegu la. ll 1\avarre Energy Sr ('!"Clary .Jamf' s \\'atkins flpw in Par l irr this mont h to campa ign for Regula and vi sit two St ark Counr~· compan ies invo lvPd i n Ohio 's cl ea n -coa l n-'sra rch. Musbachrr lourrd th e Tim ken Co . ·s fa irc re st steel p lant in Stark County: ThP facility· i .s cons idrrPd of l hr most ad,·anced s r)(' c i a lit~· strf'l plan ts in the Dail)' and Sunda} !YIAII. St:B.-'\f RIPTIO'\ S lnsidt• Co unt y 11 Wr f'k s $1'1 :! I 211 Wr f'k s S.T; 9~> 52 \''l· f'k ~ $"7 4 .'\1} Ha i r'" (hd,..hl r rn unl y 1.1 Wr fk s $20 .H(l 26 W r Pk ~ S-111.10 ~:! \\' ppk ~ $1'1 ~fl SPRING VALLEY CINEMA "' '"""""W£51 ""' RQUTF ~5 She tir st performed tn the ropollla n Opera House Ballet and on a program on WOR Radio tn )l;ew York Ca rm en then started performmg with the Earl Ca rrol Vanitie s. the counterpart uf Jack Ben ny's Seigfield Follies . Later she worked wit h the SPigfi eld Foll ies. "There was a portal aOOve a doorway that sa id 'Through these portals pass the most beautiful women in th e world ," Carmen sa id . She added tt was a lot like th e Las Vegas showgirls of tod ay; only the ouUi ts weren I nearly as skimpy as they are now Ca rm en then performed In "Robert a," feat uring Bob llope. It was Bob Hope 's f irst big production . Ca rmen added. Fred McMurray, who la ter pla yed the f ather in thP teiPv ision series My Three Sons. played the saxophone in Bob's band. Acco rding to Carmen, at that lim e the high point to a Broad way performer was to work at th e Palace. While she was at th e Palace. Carmen sa ng wi th th e Ted Lewis Orches tra. Her act was on the bill with pertormers such as Red Ske lton and Edgar Bergen . At the Winter Gardens. Car men worked on " Hold Your Ghost hunts haunt former military school GRAND RAPIDS, Ohi o 1 UP I I - Popul ar legend says g host s roa m at a formC'r milit arv acadrmy sitting nea r th e Ma~ · mee River 15 miles west of Toledo But thr nuns who are taking ca r <' of Na za rrth Ha ll and Wood Cou nty sheriff 's dep uties say the only unwetcomed guests they 've fou nd ha ve been other huma ns looking for ghosts .. A ton of k ids ha,·e been arrested, and during th e int er · views. wp ask them . ' Whv ar e you here' ." deputy Geo rge E ll t son said . The answer . he said, invaria bly Includes ghost stories . " It' s a farce," E llison sa i d. "Basically If's ju st a bi g ghost story_" Th e Ursul ine nuns and sherif f' s deputies said Interest in th e macabre has led i ntruders to come from as f ar awav as CIPvP iand as wel l as c.l ospr l ocat ions to search out sp irits in the empty brick, neo renalssa nce stylf>d buildin gs that dat e To 1927. E lli son sa td he 's nabbed 15 pPoplr himsf• lf <1 11 d has been Involved in ha lf of l hL• .tO arrests so far this yf'aJ Th e ghos t s tor iPs inc lud p varia · lion s on taiPs of tv.·o homosex ual priests who hangPd tht•mselves on thP lhi rd floor il nd hav£1 si ncr been wandf'ring thr ground s Anothrr gho.st stor y in\'o lvrs a nun who hangf'rl hersel f in a be ll IOW£'r. Shr too is <1 wandPn'r at Nazarrth Hai L Othe rs tell of a pool of bl ood that form s on tlw !irs! fl oor PilCh ntghl of a full moon. T he late s t group of tres!JassP r s in clu ded And rew Duva ll of Whitehousr. H e sa id thP tPcna gers found warpl"d floors . robwt'bs and th e fabled pool of hlood ··we went inlO onr room a nd somethin g on I he floor looked I ike bl ood. Thr girl s startf'd ~rrPa rn · in g ... hr said . Th<' youths v.:prt' raug hl and orderrd to pa_v f inr.s and thP repair of a brokP n •dndow The alleged spot of blood is actua l ly Iodine spiled on the floor vrars <:Jgn Owners turn in pit bulls MEMPHfS. Tenn IU PII The fata l mauling of a Mrmpht' sc hoo lteacher pr omp ted the ow ners of 50 pit bul ls to turn thetr animal s in to bf' destroyed la st wrek. officials of the Memph t.s Anim al Shelter said . Trachrr Be try Lou Sti dh am. 57 . w(J s mau h' d 10 dPJth Junr 1 ~ h\' rw o pit bull s ownrd by Yl rm phi ~; poi JC P officrr Edwin. Hil l Thl' poli ce man has been indirt r d for n1 ·gl!gPnl crim in al homi cidr . Memphi s Animal Shelt er man· ager Robe rt E . Lee sa id pll bu ll ownrr s I.I.'PrP j i ttrr y aftrr St id· ham· s clralh and did not want to run any risk of a si m ilar inc id en t. He also said a number of co mpl ain ts been received about roving packs of dogs . LeP sa id he cou ld not say rxactly how man\· pit bu ll s haw' brrn br ought in si ncr Stidham 's dea Th Officials sa id th r rP i ~ no offi cial coun r of how manv pit bull s arp in ~ twl bv Cou nt\'. AnimJI She lt er rPcords .shol,. thatl H~ wrr(' n•gi<>tr rrd bC'I\\"f'rn .Janu;H\' and :\1ay nu 1 Shp] !f'r '> UP(' J\"hOI P,ll tl 1\oru' ll <>:lid n nh ;dxJut Hl p('r cPnr o! ltJf' bonk s hd\"1' bl'l' n n•turnPd b_ , . \ ' Pli 'rt n;Jn <Jn'-. wh o ,·acri nah' do g., and di stnbutf' licenses . FRI.-SAT-SUN . ROBIN WilliAMS IN COLONY Tl- f. A 1RE (;GuacJ11unl FRIDAY THRU THURS. BILL C 0 S BY Horses .. She ~or ked wllh the songwnler Abner Silver who wrote ''I'm in t he Mood for Love " , It was then that Silver chooe Car mf' n over Dinah Shore losing ' 'I'm ill the Mood for Love" fC!J' the first time. I n 1941. Carmen was int roduced to Reginald Narelle, thr man who would later be her husband . T hey married In 1942.: After marriage, Carm en had no need t o perform again . However. "Once a ham, a lways ~ ham . .. Carmen sa id. Carmen started doin g char il y work and ac ting In little theatet in Norfolk , Va. She performed lA "Ok lahom a" and In other classl¢ musical s Instead of just " taki ng l ifo easy" at age 74, Carm en II involved wi th a vari ety of activiti es tncludlng yoga, go lf, bO wling. square and roundda ndng; Carm en walks tw o miles ever.f day and ts planning a program for immobile older peo ple. Het idea is to get them movin g to must c. bu I not doing anything in tensive as aerobics. Carmen met the Freeds because one of her friends Is rei ated to Robert Freed. She has visited th eir home in Middleport tour as FUTURE FARMERS - The Hannan Trace chapter of Future Farmers of America rece ntly pl aced second In lhc district chap"'r. contest. Pictured her e are: (left to right) Mal Sanders, Bryan Brumfield, Tom Pope and Sieve Sanders holding the plaques they . won at the annual tobacco awards breakfast at Ohio State Univer sity . Ste ve Sanders won a first place individual award. The breakfast is sponsored by the Ripley Tobacco Warehouses and the Peebles FFA chapter. Take a doser look at 1F all we have to offer. HOLIER CLINIC 446-5411 A((epting Medi(are Assignments CARDINAL ORYCLEANERS · Treat Your Clothes To The Finest HOME-OWNED CIP rs in the Area!! LADIES DRESSES, LADIES SLACKS LADIES 2 PC. SUITS ALL FLAGS DRY -CLEANED FREE!! Expires 1131/90 1 -- .......---· !Ul®. .. o;tt;OI'I ;.. ...., ~- '..,_...,._ AND fRED WARD IN CONVENIENTLY LOCATED BETWEEN BIG BEAR AND HILLSI No service Sunday GA LLI POLIS- Fai th TPmple Independ ent Chu rc h will not have regul ar ch urch ser viees Sunday rvrning due ID church ON EEVENING SHOW 130 ADMISSION $1.50 44&-0913 446 -9495 416-1088 eiC'e t io ns. • SPECIAl S!HtER 8ARGA1" MTIN[[ S 446 ·4524 IN CONmOL - Corps of Engineers' Towboat M / V George W. Brilfon Master Brad McPherson, sits In the pilothouse of the towboat wher e he keeps a watchful eye over the controls. The Repair Fleet, consisting of a power and shopboat, two derrl ckboats, a workboat and up to 13 flat·deck cargo barges , is use d In the performance of Jllajor main"'nance and emergency repairs t o nine navigation locks and dams within its Huntington Ulstrlct . (Times-Sentinel ph oro by Kr ls Coc hran) n<.~t ion Sl :o. monlh' tFroru YES, page All ~l eT Wallace E. Gilkey Defense firms to get help for non-military production ::: OnC' Baltimore newswoman to ld hrr paPrr that she wanwd to writr .: Bot h th e Japanese and thr Grrma ns appf'arPd tu dominatP thr :: ?!Jmmil in no sma ll way due to the ir economic pros J)('r it y POMEROY - Audrey Jean Spencer, 48, Co lumbu s. died Frid ay at Riversi de Hos pi ta l in Columbus after a brief ill ness. A 196(1 graduate of Eas t!'rn Hi gh School who attended Bib s Business Sc hool and Capital Univer sit y, she wa s a para l ega l secretary. She was born on June 9. 1942 in Pomeroy to Arthur L. Spencer and Marga ret Harper Spencer She is survived by her mother and four sisters. Sar ah Josephine Shone of Toledo, Co nni e Bal la rd of Ches terville, and Brend a Weber and Luret ta Brown. both of Pomeroy; and several nieces and nephews . She was preceded in deat h by · her father. Servi ces will be Tuesday at I p.m. at Ewi ng Funeral Home. with the Rev. Sharon Housma n officiatin g. Buria l will be at Keebaugh Cemetery. Fr iend s may call at the fu neral home from 7-9 p.m. Mond av. In li eu of flower s·, donati ons m ay be made to the Meigs Chapter of the American Ca ncer Soc iety, 23o W. Second St . Pomeroy. Ohi o 45769 Sunday Times· Yes ... Gl enwood; five sisters, Marie Sturgeo n of Ashton. Violet Murphy of Las Vegas , 1\ev .. Opa l Deal of Huntington, Helen Po tt s of Mount Sterling, Ohio. and Belva Deal of Glenwood; a brother. Gilbert Ad kins of Del aware. Ohio; 24 grandchildren and 14 great -grand children. Services wil l be noon Monday . The body w ill be ta ken to Ball's Ch apel Church from the Crow Hussell Funeral Home one hour prior to th e servi ce. Burial wi II be in Bal l's Chapel Cemetery, wi th 1he Rev Bob Withers officiating. F'rlends m ay ca ll a t th e funnera l home from 6·9 p.m. Sunday. POI NT P L EASANT - L vdi a A. Hughes. 79, Ashton, died Sat urda y in St. Mary's Hospllal. Huntington, W.Va Born Sept. 6.1910 in Co lum bus. Ohio, she was thedaugr.'er of the late Earnf'st and Retha ( Wr ay Ad kln s. She was a member of Ba ll 's Chape l Church She wa s preePdt:d i n dea th by her hu sband . Chris Hughes and by two sisters an d a brother Su rviv in g a re fin.· da u ghte r ~. Edna R. Fielder of App k· Grove, Mild red Adkins of As ht on. Bon nie Frerman of rleve land , Oh io. Do rot hy Dt•al of Point Plea sa nt. and Mary Ed mond s of Oca lil . F la .; fo ur so ns. Floyd Hu g hes of Gal lip oli s FPrry , .J ames Hughes of Ashton . Ll'sliP Hu ghes of App le C r ovC', and How ard Hu ghes of d0019 N91Si<l 1Y,IJ.d0 : : :: Hous ton pu t it s best foo t forwa rd for the s urnm il. a nd it ""as thr best : • The president was a b1t worrird t hat thr very form al Br:i ish Prime : Minister Margaret T hatcher and her hu >band mig ht think the Texas • rocteo and other loca l touc hes were 100 fo lk sy for them . : · But Mrs. Thatcher . who trird \'a l!ant ly togPt i nto th e Western sp iri t of things. assured him that the entert ainme nt kicking off the summit )I' as " fabul ous... Audrey Jean Spencer 1 .... : But the mos t numerous an im a ls are squirre ls. - Area deaths - - - Lydia A. Hughes : : By HELEN THOMAS - . UPJ White House Repuru•r : : WASHINGTON- White House cameramen sa id"' th e• Econom ic .: llummll in Houston that they were begi nnin g to fPPilike• " high sc hool . ; .(lhotographers," co nsideri ng the number of " class pictures" thev ;.;took of th e foreign leaders and Prestdent B ush . ;. Suc h picture-takings went on two or three lim es Parh day of thr : ; l hree·day sum mit . And 'lluch to the surp rise of lht• photographer s. : - ~e newspapers fea tu red the pictures that showed the leaders -; <)'\arching al ong together. whtc h is morP than thev did o n thr :;subs tantive iss ues debated at the summil. · :: . Barbara B ush and Jimmy Ca r1 er havP soml'lh ing in common ·tarter. w hile boat i ng. fended off a " killer rabbit" that made him the : J>utt of many jokes dun ng his r ra. M r s. Bus h dodg ed a "killer rat" in : •~e ou td oor White Hou se sw imm ing pooL ThP pres id enT came to the • resc ue and drowned il. : :: The first lady wea r s a ma sk whllr swtmm ing , but rvPn so. onr ; glimpse of the rat and she sc rambled out of the pool as fast as she · rould :.. · Rats and mlce havp plagued th e Whitr H ou.sr grounrl s for yC'ar s Gallipolis, Ohio - Pomt Pleasant. W . Va . 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Ohio i l)P i i -A hom P!Pss co uple f' rom H uron Co un tY sou ght for aband oni ng their fou r childrr n with .snf'ial Wrd nt·~ d a _\' w or ker .-. v.;p n • in custody . Jo hn and Ma rga re1 Deppe n lefl thei r four ch ildr Pn, two boys and two g irls ages si x through II , at the H uro n Coun ty D epartme nt of Hum an Ser vi ces and t hen fl ed . The couple was ~o un d livin g ou t of a v an a long a ru ral Hu ro n Count y ro a d F'ri da)· a ft p r noon counse li ng. Sher i ff' s deputi es sai d Mar gar· ate Dep pe n i s pregnan t wit h a fifth child . The D eppens are sched uled to a p(X'ar in No rwa lk Municipal Court M onday . e . • HEAR REDS REC AP WITH MARTY BRENNAMAN ON 92.1 FM COIN PRESENTATIO!I; l ;aiJipol is busin essm an Max Taw~ey. left , prese nt.-; a bicPntL• nnia l co in to U . Dave Ht·l· ka m a nn of M ilfo rd , Ohio , du rin ~ tl w rt'l'~· n t visit of the F irst Anwric an AT 7: 15A. M. 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Mohawk nationalism at root of confrontations By GAR Y ROSENBERGER United Press International Indian l ea ders say that the Quebec police's c haolle and deadly foray Int o disputed Ind ian land last week - the thir d armed conflict between Mohaw ks and po li ce 1n four months - dem on· st ra ted how insensi ti vity by governm en t can rea ch absurd leve ls A Quebec police offic er was kill ed in a gunfight Wednesday ju st ou tside the Kanesatake r eservatio n at Oka near Mo nt · r.eal, w here Canadian police tri ed to break a Mohaw k ba rri cade tha t was er ected to halt Px pan si on of a m unici pal golf course onto d isput ed Mohawk ancestra l lands. K ennet h De c·r . a Mohawk spo· kesma n. sa id th r munic ipa lit y was '' ignoring thr: na tivr r laim s so th ey ca n play 18 holes or golf in stead of nine ." As a r esul t, some 500 Mohawk men , wome n and child ren at a n enca m pm e n t on the d isputed l and rem ai ned on guard . ma ny or them arm ed wit h au tom at ic weapons. Even as Canada' s I ndi an Af· fairs minis tPr wor ked to ease tensions at Oka , t he FBI was seek ing t o arrest 15 Mohaw ks f r om New Yor k' s Ca nlenkeh encampm ent a ccused of Db· structi ng th e shooting or a Nat io nal G uard hel icopter and the woundi ng of a doc tor on boa rd four m onth s ago. At the St. Reg 1s I ndian Reser · va t ion . al so known by the M o· ha wk na m e of Akw esasne. the s it uat io n is even more blra k. Moha wk leaders conceded. A cong r essional comm il\el' ter med St. Regis. whic h so-addiPs tlw Unit ed States and Cana da , ··the worst situation" in Indian coun t ry - even before f acti ona l disputes over ga m bl ing I I'd 10 two death s T oday, the Trav el ing l'u ll egc on l he Ca nadian side of the r eservat ion, a respe cted museu m and resourcf' for va lua blE' M ohawk arc hivPs. has bC'f' n part ially r o nvert ed i nto a wra pons bun ker fur a n ti -g am b !Ln ~ gr oups. T he pro-ga mb li ng Wa r r ior Soci et y is e ve n more heavHy a rmed and ro am s the reservat ion as a ~ e fact o poUce force . T hey ar e accu sed of intim idet lng M o~ aw k s al ig ned with the rese r va tion's an ti -gambling t raditio nal chiefs. The t hree Mohawk l ands are abou t 50 m iles apart . : Darry l Ma r tin, a spokesm an (or the Ganlenkeh Mohaw ks, sa id he sees m or e sim ilarities than differ ences in wha t h as been Qccurr ing o n the r eserva tions. · " It 's b asi cal ly al l one Mohaw k commu nit y. " Mar lin said ·'W e m ay be separaJed geog rap hi · cal ly but it 's al l th e sam e M ohawk peo ple." Mohawk s oft en travel fr om hot spo t to hot spot to create a show or forc e Severa l of t hose wa n ted by the FB I are , i n fac t. resid ents of Ca nadi an r eservat io ns. Department Store LIO B Tremendous Half-Price savings Throughout The store on Hardware, Paint, Automotive. Domestics, Family Apparel and Much, Much More! Ciood Selection to Choose From But once It's Gone, It's cone! Mart i n, o nt ur those named i n the arrest w arr ant s, said M ohawks ma y be the most m il itan t of t hl' I ndians because they had los t t he mos t. ~~~'-t' 1990 FORD f-250 PICKUP July 15, 1990 MIDDLEPORT He said Mohaw k s " wf're k nown for their wa r lik E' qu ai l· ti es " and it was no co in c idr ncr " M ohawks once had th e lea st num be r of peo ple bu t I he largest land base ." HP sa id a s long as thr SC'n sr of na t io nalis m am ong M ohawk s rema i ns str ong. thei r problem s with wh ite gO\'er nme nt s wi ll rE>mai n. " It's al ways the sam e t hing we' re fighting for - sover ei gnt y, j u ris di ct ion . land. · "Th ere' s al wa ys going to be confron tati on unti l som ebody som ew here f igures ou t why In· dian people, and especia lly M ohaw ks ar e do ing t his." Martin sai d. " I don't see it stoppi ng until steps are taken fo r an open dia logue," h e sa id. Deer said he faul ts the int r u· stveness or t he U .S. an d Ca nadian government s t hat have di vided M ohawks grographl cally and In te r nally. " In our ter rit ories , th ere are traditional governm ents that predat e the E uropea ns and councils Imposed on us by ileglslatl ve l acts th e Canad ian a nd Am er ican governm en t s forced on us ... Dee r s a id. St Regis, for Instance, has th e Un ited States and Canada, two pr ovi nc ia l governments and one state governm ent, eac h with a sa y in Ind ia n affa irs . Along with the tradltlo na I form of governm en t co ns isti ng of nine c hiefs, ther e are two com peting Moha wk governments set up by New Y ork s tate and Canad a- all vying for pow er and at the same time dividing fl. HARDWARE & PAINT Nuts, Bolts, Hand or Power Tools, Spray Paint, Paint by Quart or Gallon , Lucitet AUTOMOTIVE HOUSEWARES Hundreds of Items Including Car Repair, Waxes, Automotive Chemicals, and Much , Much More! 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Fl ood warnings were up Salur· day mor ning in much of Ohio. including eastern sections devastated by flood waters that killed 46 people la st month Police said no se riou s problPms we-re repor ted and the fluod watches wer e ca ncel led in mid-afternoon . Soggy so il had forecaster s wa tc hin g r ivPrs i n western Pennsy lva nia. Wes t Virginia , Virgi- nia a nd Mar yl and as light rains con tinued th ro ug h thP morning. T hunder storm s on Maryland' s Ea ster n Sho re sparked at least onC' torna do therp that c aused lil lie dama ge. A di spatcher for the Caro lin e County Sheriff's officr said . · '\Ve do have a touc hdown i n the Preston area , with some repo rts of structural cl:i m J ge . So far there ' s a lo1 of dt'bri s and some t r ees down. but tl1erp"s no per sonal injuries. lt d()('s nor srr m too seriou s. ·· Th e thu nd ers torm s contlnurd mo\"in g north th r ough th e shore J f t'J and Delaware. T hP wpa thrr se r vicP ex tf> nded It '- flood IA·atch for Penns lyva nia o.;tn• am ~ and creeks until 10 p.m. fo r ~ 6 co un ties in wes tern Pen · 11\ \'l\·ani:t Offi c ia ls said most of th(' 2r)u f amilies evacuated near thf ' Co nnoquenessing Creek in li•'·''"t' r' Coun t\ return ed homr Nuke disposal site delayed rl ALF: fG H. S .C tU Pl t So urlw rn s tal('s arr looking fo r dl t{' r nat i vc si tes to store lowlt' \'r l nucl ear w a s tes becau se \ onh Caro lina w il l not be able to nwc t " 199.1 deadline to pr ov id e a f:l('i li r ~· : No nh Carol ina is a member of th<' So uth east Compact Commis· si on tha t in 1976 chose it to host th• · di sposal fa c ility for 20 ye ars Wa s tf' from hospital s, unive r si· ti r s an d nuc lea r power plants thr ou ghout th e Southeas t wi l l be depositC'd .1 1 the facllit y . State offi cia l s sa id Frida y the !Jc il i ts· w ill no t ope n until 1995 and th e cost will soar from $20 .9 milliOn to $45.8 million. The pr ojec t i s behind sc hedul e be· ca usr of delays in select i ng a con tr act or and identify i ng two possiblr s i!Ps , unexpected di s· cos-er ics of soil and geology problem s and a longer licensing pr ocedure by th e North Ca rolina Radi a t io n Protectio n Di v i sion. ThP di sposal fac i lit y is to n· plarf' the low -level radioar t ivr .,.,.t .., lt' disposa l facilit y at Ba rns wt•l l. S .C. w hic h is scheduled to ( Jo._,,, on Dec . 31. 1992. T uckPr J·>. kt•\., .. prP ss secret ar y fo r So uth ( ·' "'lt n.J Go,·. Ca rrol l Ca mpbc•ll . ' ""' Campbell " is still expecti ng \ 11 1 !h Ca rolin a to meet i ts Cll llltn ii!TIC' O! S. " Tht· dP IJ\'S a nd e xtra cos ts also nH · <~n :\orth Car olina likel:v will !w !(lr t· r d to ra isf' the cha r g e for JJ, P I J ..., Jn ~ () f ra dioa ctive mat r · 1 Lil..., ,!1 t h(• fac il i ty, sa id John .\1.w \-l ilLtn. rXC'C U l ive di rector of tllt · c.,t;Jtf ··c. Lo.,~ -Lr,·e J Ra dioa c· 11\ ,, \\. "" tr M a n age m e nt Friday night as flood waters receded . Roanoke, Va .. rc•eelved nearly three·quarters of an inch of r ain In three hours overnight and it continued into the dawn . Out west. waterwa y s rose to dangerous levels m Southern California and across Arizona . where the Puerco River over· flowed at the Sanders port·of· entry near the 1\ew Mexico border early Saturday and lhrea· t ened a bridge over U.S. 666 . The bridge survived. Highway patrol offie er s re· ported 12-toot wall of water moving down the Puerco but well within the r iver bank s. There w ere report s of flood dama ge at Bullhead Cr ty ;n northwe s t A r izona near the Californla·Nevada borders and that som e people had to be r escued from stranded cars. Thunderstorms Ignited numer· ou s small wildfires throughout southern Utah but fire bosses said most of them were negligi· bie. But Bureau of Land M anage· menl spokesman Dave Engle· man said helicopters flew a 20~man crew into Carbon County farther north to fight a IO·acre fire near the top of a 7,800 ~ fool plateau among Douglas ffr, pin · ion pine , juniper and sagebrush . New Mexico and Texas were soaked by thunderstorms Satur day and a funnel cloud wa s spoiled nea r the Capitan, N M ., airport In the southeas tern part of the state . Hall one inch in diameter wa s seen in the Albu querque area . A 12·yea r·old boy wa s swept into a raln·swollen ditch along Inter state 40 near Albuquerque EMPIRE FURNITURE 842 SECOND AVE. WEATHER MAP - Widespread showers and thunderstorms wlill blanket the East Coast on Sunday ahead of a slow moving cold iron!. Behind this weather system, skies will be generally fair and temperatures below seasonablr normals . The next frontal system moving out of Canada will produce showers and thunderstorms over the Northern Plains , while molslure surging out of Mexico will trigger thunderstorms over west Te~as and New Mexico. (UPI) GALLIPOLIS - John Cheney, 33 , Nor thup w as c i ted for failure to mainta in an ass ured clear distance ahead Frida y when he was Involved In an accident. . Cheney was traveling northbound on SR 7 and failed to slop for Mike Perry, 47, Ga llipolis. who was slopped in traffic under the U.S. 35 overpass, according to a report from the Galli a County Sheriff's Department. Perry 's car suffered heavy damage and he and two of his passengers were not Injured. Tracy Simpkins, 44, Point Pleasant. was cited for no operator's ileense and failure to maintain an assured clear distance Friday by the Gallia County Sheriff' s Department. Simpkins struck Deslar Malone. 43. Athens. in the rear when Malone was turning righ t Into th e Holiday Inn on SR 7. No one was Injured. Bowling alley vandalism reported GALLIPOLIS - Skyl ine Bowling Lanes, SR 7, reportPd damage to windows at the facility to the Gallia Coun ty Sheri f f' s Department The report slated thai sever al windows had been shot at and had holes in them . Damage was estimated at $1SII Gallia deputies make arrests GALLIPOLIS - Cla re nce Shelton. 21, Patriot, was cited and incarcerated for driving without a lice nse. James Matthews, 32, Oak Hill, wa s arres ted and incarcerated tor disorderly conduct after a warnin g by the GaiUa Count y Sheriff's Department . Tony Grubb, 30, Oak Hill, was arre sted and in carc er ated for disorderly condu ct by intoxication by the Gailia Count .v Sheriff' s Department. 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BROWN SWIVEL CHAIRS NOT 1699.95 NOT 1499.95 ONlY $41313 ONlY$213 13 I ONlY SAN CARLOS TAUPE WING CHAIR WATERBED NOT 1249.95 QUEEN OR KING, COMPlETE DtliVERED ONLY GALLIPOLIS- James B. Parsons. 44, Gallipolis, was r itr•d for failure to control by th e Gallipolis Police Oepartml'n l Friday . Parsons struck a light pole on Second Ave at i hP intersection of State St Jean Smith, 25. Galllpolis. was cit ed for failure to ma intain and a s sured clear di s tanc e ah ead when she s truc k another ca r in the re a r . Willis M . Goody, l 8, Ga llfpolls. was slo pped rn tra ffrr on SR 7 wh en Smith failed to stop and hit Go od y. No o nP was in j urPd Watch group to meet KANA UGA - Kanauga Neighborhood Wat ches will meet Monday, July 16 at 7 30 p .m. at the Holida y fnn . Membe rs arc urged to a!lend . Retired Teachers plan lea POMEROY - Me igs Co unt y Retired T eac her s will ha ve a te a at the Grace Episcopal Pa r ish House on Sat urda v H p.m All re tired lac hers are u rged toallend. Gallipo lis chapt er member s Four arrested by deputies [ 1u r1 ng t hf· l 1k of the f aci lity, tn11 n · t ha n :11 mil li on cubi c feet of 1 .ul 1n ; H ' Il\"l ' m t~t P n,\l s will be co!l r·ctf' d fr l •lll \m th Car olina. ,\LdJ , m: c~ . Fl r Jnd <.~ . Cr or g ia. Mi s· ~ ~ ~'- I PP I. Sn uth <·arollna . T rnne s· Sl 'l ' ;LrHI \ 'i r J..: lllJa Th1 · v. .~ .., rt · mc l ud 1 · ~ suc h it r ms ;1.., cnnt. lflll natl'd r qui pmr nt . cl()thf""'· tiv. . 1w <... ,· iab and o thN c o n t.Lln l ' r " !h.Lt h;L\ "f' h f'P n PX · po,l'd rn r .H iio a cti \·r m at f'ria ls. FuC' l 1"()(\<., ,111d oth t•r high lPvel n uc ll' al v. ·; L'-. 11' wi l l ntH !Jp s h ipped to thr · f: tctllt\ \ o rt h Ca r ulin a i .~ lr sting a sil r nC'ar F avPt tf'Yi ll r and one near R alei gh for thl' LH ·ili t.v Eal{ll' sighted nn Maumee island MA CM EE Oh io tU P!t - A J 7fl. a c r~ Isla nd rn the M a umee Rive r near To ledo Is being vis ite d by a young bald eagle, ra ising ho pes among wildlife pfflr ia ls that the newly devel op<'d par k m ay become It s ~ o ml' . · Ewin g Island between the r ltlrs of Maumee and PPrrys· burg is being allowed to return to a wild state following years of use as far mland . . Pra i r ie gras SPs and flowers jl rP startJng to grow among the fie lds th at once raised corn and m ATTY. JOHN E . HALLIDAY a Gallipolis area alto r ney for more than 50 yea rs. Gallia, Meigs CAA seeks worker wreck GALLIPOLI S - The Gal Ua M e ig s Communit y Acll un Agenc y has an immediate open ing i n G allla County for an Outreach-Intake Worker. This position requi res an indi · v idual who work s well undpr pressure . The appH cant m ust be a ceurate with figurC's , and mu st hav e a sincere concern for the economically di s;Jdvantag£-d Abil!ty to work well with others i s a must High sc hool education POM ERO Y - No injuri es are bein g repor ted after a two-ea r acc id ent in M eigs County Frida y morning . Accordin g to the M eigs Cou nt y Sher if f's Depa rtment . Patric k M . Sher idan . Tuppers Pl ains. w as travel ling ea st on Flatwood s Road w hen his veh icle was st r uc k by a w estound veh iclt' drivt' n by Ma rk Haley Jr . of Pomer oy . The departm en t re port s that Haley los t control of his vehicl e on t hr wet pavr mr nt . Th e car s pu n around in the r oadway and str uck ~ erldan' s 1991 Chevrolet pickup truck. Moder at e dam age wa s sustained by bo th vehic!Ps. In oth er news from the Sher iff 's Departm ent, .Je r ry Powrll. Ra ein c. r epo rted on Friday evenin g th ai a subject had turned In hi s drivewa y and had backad into a fence owned by Oti s Knopp dam ag ing a fe nce pos t or equi va lent required . Expe· rlence in federal programs i s benefic ial and insurabl e, reliabk transportation and va lid driver 's l ieense is required Some trips to out -of·area medi cal faciliti es can be expected A knowl edge of the Ca lll a Count y are a needed. Applic ations should be rerr rwd by .lol y 2:l at the Ohi o Bu reau of E mpl oyment Ser vi rrs, 4;-l OlivC' St , Gallipoli s. Try the new way of wearing contacts. Eight calls received by EMS PO MERO Y - Ei ght J'alls for assist ance were an swered by unit s of Mctgs Co unt y r:no•r gl'ncy Medica l Ser vices on Friday. At 2 : 4~ J.m .. Rutl a nd uni t w a s called 1o Minr 31 for Carrol Downa r d. ShC' w rts t rans porte d to Holz er Med ica l Cent er Ar ound :1 a. m .. Hu!l and wa s d i spatched to State Rou1 e 684 DJvid Sli' inmr tz was tr·an sport r d fro m ther r to Vetera ns 1\km ori JI ~ s pital. r\t fi · :! ~ a m ., Pom er oy squa d wen! to Linco ln He ig ht s lo r Al icP FrPc m an Shr was tak en t o Ho lzpr J\1 ('di cal Cr nt r r . I\ t 6: lJ p.m , lta cirf' .'iquad wa s c a l]('d t o Vin e St rr e t for Joyc e Bl(' \·in s Hlr'• in s wa 'i tr<.m s po n ed to VN cra ns Memoria l Mtd dleport sq uad was ca lled to Page Stree t for E lmer Lee. wh o wa s tak en to Vrlt> r· tms M t·rn ori al. Rac in e sq uad wa s ca lled t o Buck tow n Road fm rvL! r th r~ And er·s on. Shr wa s transported to Vrtr rans Mc mmi al. Rutl and squ ad we nt to Depot St reet at 9: 19 p.m . for :vli kf' Fi nk HP wa s taken to Vf' ter ans Mem ori al A t iiJ 10 p. m .. Tu ppers Pia ins "'~' n t to State Rou te 681 for Ed Cru m . He wa s takr n to Ca md Pn Cl ar k ONlY SJ13 13 USW to ask for early pensions $31 . 313 PITTSBURGH 1CPli - Th e United Stee lwork er s union will ask th r Pen sion Benefit Gua ra n ty Cor p to rl~v e rsl:' a df'ci sion th a t would d e ny Parlv pPn sion bl 'nPf l! s to some USW mPmbcr s e m pl ov ed b v Whef'lin g Pinsbu rgh Steel Corp . A U5; W d elega tio n wi ll m eet in \~·a s hin g t o n TuPs d ay wit h PBC C F:xpcu t i\"1' Di rPcf or .lamPS L oc k hart to di scu so.; th l' .'i i f ua t ion. th f' L'S\\' ..,; 1id Frid a.\' . Th P PRCC hJ s to ld thr uni on 1n c;mn ot nPgo tiatC' '" :lO -and -ou t pt'nsi ons fo r m embf' rs wh o ; lt'h iPV I ' :10 vC'ar s of srn·icr v.:tlh Wht•f'l ing Pittshurg h T hP .10· ~1ml out pPn SIO 'ns all ow a wo r kr r ·~~· i th :10 \'C'ars ' sPr vi cP tn rrtir r at .In _ \· agP wit h full bPnPfif s Th e IJSW also said it will hold a nPws confrrrn cP M ond ay to m akt' an " Im portan t" annuun CP· ml' nt about contra ct nPgo ti at ion s with Wheeling Pltlsburgh. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED ONlY $213 13 NEW RIO GRANDE LIONS OFFICERS - Thr Rio Grande Lions Club recently held their officer installation at the Shelter House at Bob Evans Farm during the annual ,June picnic . The new officers are: (left to right) Vernon Roush, secretar)·-treasurcr ; StP\-"P Yates, president: Weather South Central Ohio M os tly cloudy wllh a cha nce of s howe rs and thunderstor m s. Hi gh 80 to 85 . Th e c ham·r· of rai n is 40 percent . Extended Forecast Monday lhrough Wednesday A chance of showers and 1hunder storms Mondav and Wed· nesday, wflh fair weather Tuesdav . Highs will be in the 80s ra ch day, wllh overnight low s in the 60s . Lottery numbers CLEVELA ND tU PI I - Fri dav ·s winning Ohio Lott ery numbers: PICK·3 866 . PICK~f 9940 . Hospital news Installing Offict•r Si'niur Distri1·t (~u \'l'rnor Dwai n Clark; Glen Ward, hoard uf dirPt'tors : Rt>\'. Paul White, third victLprt'sidf•nl. \ot pidurt'd arl' : Richard Haft, hoard nr dirPC'tors; Mikt• Silw' r · thorn, ser.ond vic·r-pn·sidl·nt; and , ,at Ban iris, first vfce·presfdent. ~----------------------~ ARE YOU A CONCERNED WOMAN.' If you are 35 and O\t'r, tlwn you .• hould lw ronrernf'd with Mamrnograpln, a •implt•, quirk x-ray prol'f•durt' whirh oflt•n detf'rl~ f'arly hrra~t ranrf'r. AI VetrranR 1\f!'morial - your Homt•town Hospital - wf' offer Mammography a~ a ~trp loward~ t'arlv drlf'f'tion of hrt•ast t'anl'f'r. Surh ' l'arly drlel'ted l'anrf'rs han• a 90 pt•rrt•nt rurf' rate . II is, indeed, alarming lhat onr oul of f'wn· I 0 women will df'velop lura~! rannr in ht•r liff'limr and hreast canl'f'r i" tlw lt·ading rausf' of cancer dralhR in women lwlwt•t•n tlw age• of :JS and 45. You can get I his i m porta nl li ff'·Ma\'i n11 procedure done Monday through Friday at Vetf'rans Memorial Hospilal upon 1hr rt•qul'st of your physician. hf'ans. Art Weber, a spokesman for thr· park dist ric t , said the sight · ln g does not necessarUy m ean adu lt eagles will eventually nest on the Island . But he said the :poss ibilit y has been under discus~ sfon by the board and staff of the p ar k di strict. Hallid ay, 84, wa s inducted into the ODNR' s Ohto Con servation Hall of F ame for d evoting his lifetime to furthering con serva · lion efforts in Ohio. In th e lat e 1950s. Halliday led efforts creat e the man·made Tycoon Lake near Rio Grande and to keep developer s from exploiti ng that area. He advo· cated keeping the area a prim!· tlve wilderness retreat, instead of a park with lodges. cabins and other developm ent s. Halliday wa s a member of the Ohio Wild life Council fr om 1946 to 1969, and re eeived an aw ard fo r meritorious serv icr . HP has )}Pen POM E ROY - A lengthy drug inves tigation ended F r iday aft ernoon at a Pomeroy residence wllh the arrest of three men from J ackson County and another from Pomeroy . Ac eo rdin g to Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby. the .J ack son Count y re si dents were in their v ehicle at t.h P home in Pomer oy wh en th ey were appreh ended . So uls by r eports that undercover ag ents from the Ohio Bureau of Crim inal Inves ti gation assis ted his departmen t. Also at the sc ene at th e lime of the arres t were two deputies from the sher if f' s department and a representative from the Meigs Co unty Prosecutor 's offi ce. The Ja ekson County men are being held In th e M eigs Cgunty .J ail and the Midd leport Jail. The Pom er oy man wa s reieased Hi s case will be reviewed by th e Mei gs County Grand Jury . Nam es oft hosP a rrcs ted ar e being with held pendin g the filin g of c harg es in Meigs rounty Court . ,\uthlll 11\ \ 1. 1< · :v1 i ll o~ n has asked the ;a ut hl!rll ,. to considrr a dditional '-Ulr h.HT I '" IM ~ f'd on the d e gree ol 1 ,tdJ o; w tt \ ·tt\·. nor volume . GALLI POLIS- Attorney John E . Hal liday recen tly received recognition fo r his work toward natural resource- conservation from th e Ohio Depa r tmen t of Natural Resources. POM EROY- Susa n A. Miller . Coolv ille, has filed a dl.l orce acti on against Paul Joseph M iller. also of Cool ville. i n Metgs Co unt y Common Pl eas Cour t . No injuries reported Gallipolis police cite drivers RIVERSIDE i are in v i ted gurs ts. FRIDAY, JULY 13th - 8 A.M.- 9 P.M. SATURDAY, JULY 14th 8 A.M.-5 P.M. MONDAY, JULY 16th- 8 A.M.- 5 P.M. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 (614} 446-1405 Sunday Times-Sentinel Page A-7 r--Local news briefs----------., Halliday inducted into Local drivers cited by police ODNR Hall of Fame Divorce sought m court and carried for two mi lP:: . bu r suffered only minor lnjuri e~. a spokeswoman for Uni\'er st! ) Hospital sa id. Sever e flood and thundersto•·m warnings were posted for th e Lo s Angeles area Saturday as a storm that had produced flash flood s, carried away vehicles and had 71 mph winds moved into the area . A heavy thundershower in California washed out the road over Kaiser Pass In the Sierra National Forest while up to :l Inches fell at nearby Floranre Lake Cool temperatures covered muc h of the East as thick cloud s remained for the second straight day . and firefighter s in Flortda and In th e Wes !look advantage of wet wea ther to control fore st f ires. Pomeroy- Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant. W.Va . NATIONAL. WEATHER FORE CAST TO 7 AM EDT 7·15- 90 Rains spark flash floods across nation By United Press International Days of heavy rains caused July 15, 1990 Veterans Memorial Friday admissions - Martha Anderson, Racine; Elmer Lee , Middleport. Friday discharges - Mary Llewellyn, Frances Young, John McKPnzle, Thurston Stone. Tho· mas Frye, Terra Schoonover, John Hayes, Ora Sinclair. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL V.lorono Mtmortot Hospttol 11 5 East Memorial Drive Pomeroy, 992-2104 ' ues~ DISPOSABLE SOFT lvtfilcon AI CONTACT LENSES Comtorlable and conventent Ne" '/ues ' dtsposable soli contact lenses are one ot the easte sl ways ever to correct you r vtsron 992-6545 HARTINGER PKWY. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .June 29, 1990 To: Don Chalfant Pep!!i Cola Bottling Co. 200 I Slate S1. Athens, Ohio 614-593-3366 and Henry Thrapp R1. 7, Che~hin·, Oh. 614-367-0497 0t'ar Don & Ht>nry: 1 share your concern about r•·cent rumors that Pepsi-Cola Company is supporting grou~s lhat. either advocate gun .control or oppose hunting. Thai srrnply 1s not true. In fact, netthf'r Pepsi, nor PepsiCo nor any olhrr division of ou.r c~rporalion !!upporls anti-hunting or pro-gun control orgamzat10ns. It's difficult lo under!lland why an~qne would deliberately try lo damage our reputation wilh lhe shooling and hunling public. We sincerely apprl'cialr the opportunity to prt>senl you with the facls. Please share this information with your friends. If more people know the truth, it may be easier to put an end to these rumors. Sincerely, Butch Richardson Pepsi Cola �Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va . New .. SAVED .BY THE BELT- State Highway Safety Director William Denlhan. left, presents the Saved by the Belt Award to Bob Malson, Reedsville, while Ohio Stale Representative Mary Abel looks on. Maison was Involved In an accldenllasL~ugust. Though his vehicle was totaled, he sustained no serious injuries. Sa'J'fe ty'"- (From SAFETY, page AI ) - - - - - - ' - -- - - dri\' i' r S and action s bPing laken to combat them. Effective July 2o>. a new drunken dr ivi ng law enab les law Pnforcrme nt officers to immed LJ !t'lv suspend second -offense clrunk(' n dr ivers' driving licenses pr ior to a courl appearance. In th C' pa ~ t. o perators license s were no! . :; uspPnded until after th(' ('DUrt hraring According lO Deni.han. the nc\.\. p lan prov i des immed iate punish rm· nt for drun ken drivers to rnak P them real ize they are being pu nished . In response to a commPnt c~ bout drin•rs con tinuing to drive 1'\·rn a fter suspP nsion , Denihan sJ id the day will eome when we '>d \ . · 'E:nough is enough is enough .. " Wp ean ·r pu t t hem i n j ail long t•nough." Denihan co ntinued. " wr can ' t suspend them long enough. take !heir ve hic les away fr om them . We haven't got there 110 the point of confiscat i ng w hiclcsr yet . ... but there are t hrrr Jud ges i n Ohio that are close to making that deci sion ." Drn1hJn said the ra isp in thr rJ r·1nk 1ng agr created a new i ndusr r_v in Ohio-the produclion o f bogu s identification cards and d r i\" l'r s lic enses. New Ohio oper· ator s l rce nses will soon be C'O\'I' rCd wi th a lami nate that can't b• · l i fted off wi thout des. t rov1ng th e license. H e added in thr future a hologram cf the state of Oli ro v:rll be placed above the bir·th clatr in o:--drr to make it morr fllffi culttn altC'r the license. I JI' nal t J P~ fnr altE' r ing dr iver s lwt'll'-.1''> ha H' al so inc re ase d <..; l n('l' th P l ' S Supreme Court ha.., diT ~ dl'd that sobrle t.v chec k· p 1Jl nh .1n · const itutional. Ohio pl an s on con tinuing thC'm . Denihan poin1Pd out an anec dote abo ut a su!Jriety checkpoint He wa s at a check(XIint when a car full of men returni ng from J bache lor's part y wa s pulle d ovrr . Men were hanging out of lh<' ca r . ye l ling and wav i ng at thr highway pat r olmen, and a lmost falling out of the car. D c nihan said. The dr iver of th~ car. howev er . was cold sobrr . Denihan commented that a designated dr iver should be part of every trip whe n pPDIJif• an • drinking Somr peop iP fPel 11 0 t Pnough drunken drivers an• bP in g caugh t in thP ehL•c kpoint s . how ever . the fact not man.\ · proplr are be in g caught in thPm indi r ates that drunken dri v('rs m ay he s taying off the roads or ma y bP us i ng designated drivers Denihan sa id a nr\v summPr campa ign stress ing desi gna ted drivers has bePn star-ted to combat drunken dm1ng . H e sai<l a higher percentage of people dr e killed by drunken dri ver s d unn g the summ er months . M;I n \ · pf>(l pie t hink drunkPn driving is on I_ \· a problem during thL• holida.\ " · Denthan said, but drunkPn drh· ing npvrr takes a holid a ~·. Den than al so talked about nrw drivers licen ses for professional drivers. He said truck dri ver s used to be considered thr "Knights of the Road" but aren't anymore. New testing and licens· ing should res tore the r es pect and skill of the pr ofess ional dci\ er s. he added . This visit mark s thr f i r ~ I limP that State Highwa.\ Saff't \ Dirrc tor William Drnihan hJ s vis ill'd Meig s Co unty in hio.. o ffi('i ~d cap<H.' lt~ (From NEW, page AI) •·-------'-------'~-----'----- undeq:::;one a workout during the summ('r sess ions. "We got to see Jupit er and 1ts moons , and lt was impress in•." Withee rem arked . Withee has been tea chin g thr course during spring and summer, buthopes itranbPcOml' a year·round offering, partly becau se of the interrst of stu dents, both on- and off-campu s. and the plannr d addition uf faculty to t he Math and Sc ience staff. The coursl' ha s been presented in the evenings, Mon· day through Thursday. with M ath IH talgel>rat . o ffered beforehand . Th e pri me v iewing tim e for the coursE" durin g the summer months occurs between 9 and 10 p.m. St udents observP thP slar s from behind the Math, Sc irncr Building or Stanley L Evan s F i eld. away from the ground based ligh ts which may obscure viewing. Becau se o( it s r ural location. Withee said. south ern Ohio is one of th e best spots to watch thp sky, si nee cl ties a r!' 1oo brightly lit at night. Howev er,· ·on e of thr toughest things we fa ce in astronomy arC' weather co ndit ions. whi c h dOC'S p la ce u ~ a t a di sa d,·anta ge. " hr said . " As Will Rogers used to say . we alway s have weat her ." As J re sult. viewi ng is llmitPd to clear night s, Witlwr said . Among thl' favoritr are as of study are th r m oon . .Jupi1Pr. and Saturn and it s r in gs, wh ic h can bf' Sf'f'n on tll P Pil. 'i tPrn hori zon. WilhPe said "Roughly ~0 pPrccnt of the s ta rs in the hP<J\"ens arc binary, or in gr oups of two. or terti ar y , in groups of three, .. he ex pia in ed. "T he bigger th e telescop<' , the IJiggl'r the resolving power. v.·h ich allows y ou to see two star s instead of one. " Withee said astronom y is th e oldest of sciences, incorpora t ing such traditional areas of stud y as chemistry, physics and biology . because of man's curioslty ··we have to answer the question, is there life ou t there? And what gives rise to life ? We alsowantto as k the same questions about the geography of the planets as we do about Earth . "W hat w e really like to do is stud y stars, since therr are more stars th an anything else, " he continued . "Rough ly 50 year s a go, we began to rea l i:le the star s are not fixed i n the heavens . They have a birth, a l ife and a death. When we g et into some of the phe nomena, such as supernova s and black holes, we are kept spellbound for years. So you do n't runoutofthingstostud y. " Withee acknowl edged there wa s an upturn of Interest in astronom y duri ng the last pa s· sage of Halley's Comet near Earth in 1986, but said the visit was a disappointment. Th e co mf' t was viewed .19 million mil es ou t in to space then. bu t wa s m ore sp<'cta cul ar in 1910 when it streaked pa st Jt 13 mtllion miles out. HowP\"(•r t hr comr1 is appar ently om·· of tllP tantalizing t'f!ect s kt•r pin g pPople intPn_'stcd tn astronom .v ··conw ts ~t n • al ien to our sola r sv st f'm . " \\"it hC'r nut('d. ' "Thry arPv is iturs who r L'allychurn up a l Dt of intrrest. because. in our q ues t to unders tand them , we ask oursrlves. do they contain ch emi· cal s or propl'r tles that are th e source of life?· Meigs County schools receive $761,000 P0~1f:R OY Th e Stat• • School Fo un d ation Subsidy pal rnr nt s to M eigs Count y sc hoo ls total ed $7hl.U·IY ~ t acco rding to a report f rom th e officr of St ate· Audit or Thomd ... E. Ferguson [ as u•rn Loe<.l l Sc hoo l Dbtric t n 'rei\·rd a baste an d tran spu rt a ti on ct ll o \~· an c r of $1:J!U 31 91. Jpss S5. ·lR R for ~r h o nl Plll!Jlon·ps re tirPmPnt. cwd :)1 / .t lSO for " ta tP 1PaCh PI:-r n•rircm Pnt lf'a\·in g c1 nPl p;t .\ "Tlll'nt ro th r cli.'-!ri c t of n1:,.x ~ .<tt d1s tnc t The direct allotment to thr !\1C'ig s Co unt y Board w as $4n h~O.II 7. July 15. 1990 • ... _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Gall w (From GALUA, page Ali and the solid wa ste district. In the letter, officia l s noted: -in approximately 15 mon ths, Gal lia Coun ty would have the onl y landfill in the district; -projected revenue needed to run the district Is more than th e county wishes to bear; -the policy board Is too large at 31 members: -the coun ty would never have entered int o the district without veto power, which due to a legislative change was lost. William Cole . an attorney from the law firm of Ochsenbeln, Cole and Lewis, which represents the dis trlct. offered his opin ion as to what wou ld need to happen before Gailla County's request would become effective. He stated that the withdrawal request would need to be ap · proved by the Ohio Envlronmen · tal Protection Agency and that the commissioners would be respons ible for cons truc tin g and approvi n g a resol ut ion to wrthdraw . Co le r em inded the district th at a co unty must mE>Pt population guidelinPs set forth by thf' statP in order to withdraw from a ~cJI!d waste distri ct . It al so mus1 have landflll spa cP fo r t hP next tPn years. In addition. according to John VanValkenburgh the project manager from SCS Engineers. thl' consulting firm in charge of pr eparing t he distr ict 's plan. stated tha t there would n<'cessar · ily hav e to b~ some changes made in the di strict's plan if Ga lli a Coun ty wer e to be al lowed to withdraw. In other act 1on taken at the mee t ing. VanValkenburgh prrs· en ted a copy of the distric t plan to each member . He al so dist ri buted a summ ar y of t hP var ious facets of the plan anrl a plan status report Liability in surance for eum · mit tee member s was discussed. A comm illec appo inted pre· v ious ly to in vestigate th is m attrr , was au thorizrd by the district to purchase th e liability insurance for the full commil tee, O'DELL'S >~!M.!J Along the River v Ckeck Uf July 15, 1990 The villainous Noah Claypole, played by Gene Walker of Bidwell, center, is outmatched in re· hearsal by the two Olivers (Uzzle Brenneman and Meredith Mullins) in the University of Rio Grande production of ''Oliver" set for July 26-29. o NIKE o AVIA o KEDS o REEBOK o BROOKS o CONVERSE o BRITISH KNIGHTS ·, 'Oliver' debuts July 26 719 N. Second Middleport - 992 -5677 292664 with synchrobalanced Briggs & Stratton engine 12V Alternator. RIO GRANDE · 'Oliver." the award-winnIng. often ·revlvcd m u sical adapted from Charles Dickens· Victorian novel "Oliver 1\vlst." will be presented by the Univ ersity of Rio Grande July 26·29 In the Fine and Perform · ing Art s Cen ter. Th e show is being co ·dtrected by Roger Jerome. Jay Mullins and Judi Sheets and will contain a ca st or professfonal and local t.alent. Including New York caba· ret artist and educational con · sultant John McLaughlin In the 12 HP 39 INCH LAWN TRACTOR $1188 •Synchrobolonced Briggs & Stratton engine W/12V olternotor . Madel t1l9 ~.- LAliiN' . s 14 HP 45 INCH LAWN TRACTOR 18 45 INCH LAWN TRACTOR $1688 $1888 Model "Oliver" Director Roger Jerome role of Fagin . The mu sJcal. whose book. music and lyrics v.erc composed by Lionel Bart. closely follows the Dickens original as It chans the progress of young Oliver l'MsL an orphan wilo rises and falls through the British socJal classes as the story unfolds . Oliver · who will be played on different nights by Lizzie Brenne · man and Meredith Mullin s · es· capes from his squalid existence In a brutal boys· home when h e ts sold as an apprentice to a under · taker . Tiring of this life. the youth seeks his fortune in London . only to fall Into the clutches of FagJn. an underworld 'fence" who pronts from the gang of pickpocket s he supervises. and h is wily assistant. The Artful Dodger Oliver Js r esc u ed from a life of crime by a klndly member of the upper dass. but must free himself from the old gang and the mu rder · ous Bill Sikes when they reclaim him. In the meantime. a mystery surrounding Oliver's true parent · age keeps the story perkmg Inter spersed with the plot are the memorabl e Bart tunes . "Food . Glorious Food." ·conside r Your · self and 'My Nam'" - which helped make the musJcaJ (and subsequent ;creen ver sion) an Internation al success. Jerome. th e vtstung theatre arUst from London who has staged "Our Appalach ian Christmas" and ·under MDk Wooer at Rlo Grande. said 'Oli ver" contains someth ing for everyon e · music. comedy. su spense and mystery. making It ·a very theatrical show.' llowever. t11e lighter moments will be bal anced with a dose of dark melo· drama and social commentary. "I think 'Oliver' has been frequently presented as a cozy. cutesy kind of show. a bit IJke 'Annie'." Jerome explained "I would consider my · sell a failur e If people went away u sing those word s about our production. "The ~ook was written in anger. as a protest ag-ainst the wel fa re la ws of th e time." he added . "TTlls was rt lirne of cholera, of boys b<'lng sen l up c himneys t o sweep them. and 111 U1e end. almost living in a form of slavery. I think Dick · ens placed a lot of his own agonJes and feelings Jnto this li!Ue bov . I do see a lot of rel evance In this show to the plight of modern st re et people In the mu sical. Jerome expla in ed. Ollve.r is CDIIIlll tJ RII _y rtbu sed by soc tetv until he meets The Artful Dodger and eTl COUntns his nr st show of kindne ss from th e juve · nile pickpocket. Fagin. his gang and his accomplice. Sikes. are evil. .Jerom e added . but charming In a satanic way. "When OUver goes to Fagin's hideout. he has entered heD. but within this hell t11ere Is a kind of enjoy· ment. becau se It's a home to these boys and Fagin entert1l lns them. allowing for some slnglng and lark· tng around." Jerome said. Jerome said he wanls to make "Oliver· exciUng for the audience. and promises a thrUI when Sikes Is shot by the pollee and falls rrom a roof 20 feet to th e stage below. The co-director said he c hose tvm gir ts to pla y Oliver because show · lng boyish traits Isn't neces sary for the con ception of the role . -; thlnk II we·re looklng at Oliver a s a repre sentatlon of the hero child . It shou ld be a sweet. gentle and Innocent Impress ion." Jerome said. "So hfs being played by two gtrls Is suitable." The 'hero ch ild " concept is In tune with the theme of the Appala · chlan Institute_ for th e Arts and Humanities workshop for 3r ea teacher s. which follows the week a ft e r ~allverR is pre se nt ed . McLaughlln wiil be one of the vis· !ling facul ty for the workshop. as Is New York dance company dlrec · tor Kathyrn Posln . who Is h an · dllng choreograp hy for "OIJver" Urzie Brenneman, left, and Meredith Mullins, both of Gallipo. lis, will share the lead in the upcoming production of"Oliver," The girls will pla!J Oliver on dUTerent nights. Also assisting on the tec hnical end will be David PhDUps, director of bands at Rio Grand e. who will lead the orche stra , and Wilber McCormick. choral director at Oak Hill High School. who ts dtrecung the large choru s recruited for th e show. The Rio Gra nd e production of Model Model so I Rio brings Dickens' classic to stage 464800 ~CHIEF 60 52 $1J99S $16995 •31!> HP, 22 width makes r:::'·'I . KIDNEYS TONE LITHOTRIPSY j At Pleasant Valley llospllal. wr've put a ~voluUonary technique In work In our community forth~ who suffer from paJnful kJdney stones . Irs known ruo shock wave lithotripsy. But we ca ll II the· Stone Crusher." Wllh ltthotriJl"y. dodo"' u~ sound waves Ins tead of a scalpel to redur·e kldncy stones to a nne sand. whtrh can then b<' pa.•serl Jl'llnlcssly through !Hint. That"s ~ood news ror kJdnry slonf" suiTere rn. hccause that mean~ no surgery. Less pain. A faster recovery. And lower cos ts. And you don't have to trnvd lo C harleston or Columbus to nnd lllholrtpsy l crhnolo!(y. WEVF: BROUGIIT TilE "SiDNE CRUSHER" TO YOU . Call Pleasant Valley Hospital at (304) 675 4340. Ext. 3 11 · nr r<»,.uit your personal physician . . to nnd out If lith otripsy ran hdp you S HP REAR TINE TILLER 3 HP CHAIN DRIVE TILLER $299 $766 •Folding handle lor eosy storage O'DELL PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL The family of professionals Vaney Drive. Point Plflasant. W Va 25550 ( 30~) 675 4340 LAWN • GARDEN CENTER Gallipolis, Ohio 1SO Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, OH. 634 East Main St. Pomeroy, OH. 44b-1276 446-7826 992-SSOO Vine St. & Third Ave. B out! 2HP 36 IN. LAWN TRACTOR $899 Section .4/tli6: :Ccauw '*:.·~ ;.L-.. A-i.-<-N1 1~I ~-r~ I 0 HP 32 INCH REAR ENGINE RIDING MOWER ~imts- ientitttl "'CCJ SUMMER SAVINGS SALE Thr• M eig; Loc al Sc hoo l Di > !r iel' s porti on !'or the month w as $J99.5J:!M w it h $14. 8~; ~u in g int o school P mplo~·ers r P tin· rnPnt. and $5J. 687 to s t.a tc teach er s n~ tirement tr a\·ing J nC't pa _ v m r nt t n lhr di sr n c t n! $3:10 '~3~> 1'4. T hr So ulhC'rn L or al S{' hou l D istrrc t rf' C{'i\'C•d c1 l1 1! ,Jl o f Sl 51i,4Ll.H2 w ilh s-;-. 11-1 go in g intu sr ho(l l t•mp!o.\ t' f '_.., 1 l'· tirl' mt• nt. dnd S2.L WR 1n 1u tht' ..., tall ' lt·artu•r-; rr-tirem£'n1 . with :1 Jl{' l pay nu·nt of Sl 2J. 6jJ.k2 1(1 the with the provi sion that this insurance be dropped if it is determined that members are povered by the sovereign immun · ity clause as it applies to government employees . Af ter a lengthy discussion, a motion was madP and passed that the policy commiltee con sider only the two proposals for private landfills which hav<• been considered by the six -member committee . This motion elimi nates Sands Hill Coal Co from bein g considerPd Sa nds Hill had proposed a private-pub! ic l andfill in Jackson Cou nt y. This proposa l was ruled out by the committee leaving onl y propos a l s from M id · AmPriran Wast e Sy stems and Kilbarger ' s Construc t ion Co mpany Discussing a scene from ''Oliver" are, from left, codirector Roger Jerome, with cast members Sandra Wilkin of Jackson, Jennifer Dyer of Northup, and Joanne Ford-Uehara of Gallipolis. Direction of the show is being shared by Jerome, Jay Mullins and Judi Sheets. i l i ' '' "Oilver" will be sraged Thursday. July 26. Friday. July 27 and Sat· urday. July 28 at 8 p .m .. and Su nda y. J uly 29 at 2:30 p.m . Tickets are $5 for adu lts and $2.50 lor children . For more In · formation. conta ct the Fine and Performing Arts Cent er at 245 · 5353. extension 364. �July 15, 1990 Page- B-2- Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Pomt Pleasant. W. Va . July 15, 1990 - -Weddings-- Beat of the Bend Bob's mad as heck... School ooard meers Monday RAC i r\E .Jean King of Ractne and M ike King of Coolv_l lle a r e announci ng the m ar n age of their daughter, Angel tque Starcher , to Michael Chri stopher Dorst, on April 16. f he groom is the son of Edna Maxi ne Ferguson of Pomeroy. T he couple exchanged wedding vows Jn a double ring ceremony READY TO RIDE:... Micah Jones ol Racine prepares to ride In the Meigs County 4-H horse show . Winners were selected to rid e In the State Fair. POMEROY The M eigs Count y 4-H selected two riders and horses Thursd ay nigh t ro represen t Meigs County at the Ohio State Fa ir. Select ed was Am1• M etzger. da ug hter of Sue and Rich Metzger of Pomeroy, and Lori Ha.1·es, d aught er of Ken and Dar lene Hayrs of Pomerov .Jud ge Donna Ca ll. .Jackson , made ridPr se i Pctio ns based on show m ans hip and horseman shi p_ Co ntest horses were SE'· lrcted on t he basis of speed and handlin g on poles and barrel s. Twelve contrs rn: nts competPd tn the horse show held at the M eigs Cou nty Fai r G round s Thursday night. Awa r ds were spo nsored by I e nvironme nt . Burich sa id In Wisconsi n, th erE' h unc recog nized nude beac h - un the' Wiscon sin Rivrr br tw c·Pn ScJuk Ci ty and Mazomanie m lht• cpn tral part of the stair A GIRL AND HER HORSE - Amy M etzger ol Pomeroy displays her horse alter riding through the poles at the ~ - H horse show held Thursday night at the Meigs Counly Fair Grounds. STEVE AND K.ENDA CARSEY WHITE White-Carsey D AN IEL .J. ANII KIMBERLY DILLON DRESSEL Dressel-Dillon THE GOING TO STATE FAIR - Amy Metzger, left , and Lori Hayes, right, pose with Sue Metzger and trophi es won at the 1-H horse show Thursda)' Frank Herald and Hrra ld Oi l a nd Ga s GAI.LIPOLIS - Kimberly R e· nl'!' Di ll on and Daniel John Dressel were m arried J une 9 at 1he Firs! Church of t he Nazarene In Gall ipolis. They are the children of Henry and Beverly Oi llon and William and Pat Dressel, a ll of Gallipolis . Rev . M ic hael Bearden and Rev . Wi ll iam Myer s offi ci ated the cPremony. Mu sic wa s pr o\'i ded by vocalist Debbie Mlk ec and orga ni st Barbara Wh it e. Gues t s were registered by Lori Gr igsby. The bride wore a white satin gown with a chapel l ength t ra in. Seq um s and pearls decorated the bodi ce a nd nettin g on the sl eeves and neck. The veil. hand-made by th e bride, was a white sati n bow wi th wa lsl· length Illusion tu ll e and decorated with pink pea 'is and flowers. She carried a cascading bouquet of pink lllli es and white carnations. night at the Melli' County Fair Grounds. Metzger and Hayes will compel<• In the Ohio State Fair. Amy Me1zger will ride contest and L ori Ha,·r s ~ ·i ll r idP plc-asu r e cla ss Jt thr Ot1 io Stair Fair i n Co lumbus. Aug 2-1 9 c l a~s People in the news ____________ Hy United Press International CRUISE'S SEX APPEAL: Whe th er he's ro ll ing around in a whePirhair or st rapped !n a racf' ca r. People m agazin e savs Tom Crui se i s th(' sexi es t rna~ ali\'f' Crui se, the star of "Davs of T hund er" and "Bor n o~ thl' Fo urt h ot J uly," joins Sean Connery . ,John F. Kennedy Jr .. Harry H amlin , Mark Harmon and Mel Gibson in be ing so honored by the magaz i ne . What ma kes Cru ise srxy? Valeria Golino. hi s co -star in ·'Ra in. :V1an." says it 's his attitude and his eyes " H e's protective and s tron~ and st ill i nnocent. ·· shP says. As for th reves. "r l t' ." l nor t hf'i r co lor. · she s'ay !> . "1 It's ·~ his regdr d - !he way he look s "'ith thPm . Thpy 'rr very atiw• ... Propi P r·cfers to Cruise as "the bO\ next door as dar ede\· i J' ' and sa\ ·.., he's ta k en up sk yd11·ing He 's taken bot h gtrl friend :'~;icolr Kidman , his co -star in " Dav s of Th under." and his mother. Man· Lee. up for a j ump and k is;ed them bo th i n midnight . the m agazine says . MAKE LOVE, NOT MO!IiEY : ,Jane Fonda and Ted Turner mav be in vo lved romantical ly bc;t don' t expec t to s+?r the ac tress in any madP·for-teJc,·i sion movlps on Turner' s cable network . " WP made a decis ion at t he begi n ning that we were going 10 keep bus i ness and pleas u r(' separ ate." TurnPr sa id at a L os Ange les hotel . where Fo nd a joined h im Thursday for a TurnN Rroadcastin~ S,\'S tf'm promOIJOn . ~1!\KI.'\'G BOOK 0 .' \ KIRK: Age nt Irving "Swifty" l.azar markrd thr pub I ic at ion uf Kir~ l>ouglas 's nrv.' m\ 'S!Pf\. nO\'el. 'Da nce Wi th thr De,·it." b) throwing a part .\ ' this W<'C'k at Spa go in L os AngrlPs . Thr c-rowt.l i ncluded Doug las's sons Mi <-•ha<'l. P Pter and .Joel ..l ac k Lemmon . .r\ higail \'an Buren . .James Stewart . Don Ric kles, Wa lter Mat th au . sportsc- astrr Frank GHford . G(•nr Kt•ll) . Quinr~· ,Jones. Dinah Shorr and Mieharl York M1c harl Douglas sa\'s hp's awrd hy his LJ 1hn 's n<'W fJr r t " H<' I'Onstanll\' a maZJ"' mP. · ~1ichJrt sa td '1\'irh he~ J IJilil\ to Jugg lrp!a:,· the ukul~ · k . pc1int ,II ! thPsf' languJgf'"r hr.-.., lcdrnPcl. thrn ro I.Jt ch ont o lh1s 1\'fl!ing l. f think 1t 's ..,o v.ondl•rfu l · FACE TilE '\ ;\TIO'\ _ France' ' 'F'rannip' ' ..\nold jJovt·dr r rd ~omr of rtn' must famous noses in _j ourna l ism beforr rr t i ring Jul v 1 after -!0 )f'ars as a makeup arlis t at CBS Arvold took care of C\rt')'onc f rom Edward R. Murrow and Ed Sulli van ro Wa lter lronkltl' a nd Dan R ather but she Cl i so has strong mrm or irs ol prrson who drcline-d hrr cos m eti c- spn· icrs . An'old was t h f' makrup artist fur the l<en npdy·. r\ixon debate i n 1960 but Richard N ixon refu sed to be made up and Don Hewitt . who wa s producn for the deba te and now heads "60 Minutes." says Nixon 's 1 o'c l oc k shad ow no doubt cos t him vo tes. .\J LSI C \L '\OTES: Th e !liew Kids on the Blod bri ,; hll•ned th r da_v of Stormir .Jonrs. 1J. Whit e' Sc-t tlrm ent. TC'xas. th t> wor ld 's f1r sr hrart -11\·pr tran sp la nt recir icnr . The sing ing RfOUP <.~rra n ged for her and ot her c h ildren stay i ng ar rh e Ronald McDona ld Ho use tn P itt sburgh lPf'n B QUAllt·Y PRGAUOI ( N0 Fill 5 DAY ••o•••u T he m aid of honor was Vicki Dillon, sist er o f the bride . The bridesmaids were Juli e D ressel, Tina H ennesy . and Angle Dillon . Flowerglrls were Jennifer Bayer and Tra cy Dressel. They all wore pink and black satin dresses. Best man was Tom Dressel , bro ther of th e groom . Gr oo m sm en were Ja son Thomas, T. J . Leonard , and Bob Simms. Rin g bearers were Nlchlas Dressel and Tomm y Dillon. Th ey all wore bl ack tuxedos with pink t ies and cummerbunds. A reception followed the ce-remony at the Elks Lodge In Gallipolis . The brid e Is a graduate of the Univ er sity of Rio Grande and Is employed by Bank One. The groom Is employed by Bayer M edi ca l Service Systems, Inc. The couple resides In We stervil le, Ohio . 1V animal program host Bill Burrud dies LOS ANGELES iUPII - Bill B urr·ud. c rrator and producer of " Anima l Wo rld," "Animal Odyssey" and do ze ns of other popular teicvision animal adven ture shows , rl iPd Thursday . H e was 65. The for mer c hi ld actor, who bf'Cl:lmP a successful p r odu cer and c hampion of endangered ~1n imal s. was work in g on a ."> per ia l on sea mammal s for the ca bll' Di scovery Channel hours before he d il'd of a heart :11 tack at 11 is Sun set Beac h home. a spokesman sa id . Burrud made his stageMbu t a t tile age of 7 I n a road show and act('d in 2R movies beforr hf' Pnt('rPd j u nior hi gh schooL A vete ra n of World War II , Burru d 's f ir st post -war job was on Santa Ana radio stati on KVOE. wher e he so ld advertising .e nd crea ted a week ly fi shing program r\ftl'r pr odu ci ng week ly t ravel ogu~s for televis io n station 1\ TTV , 13 urrud formed his own produ c tion company in 1954 and ' SALES PUSSUIE CAL& .. ...A,~FIIDAY 44:6·8597 MONDAY produced and hosted mo re th an 800 half -hour episodes in a series aOOut traveL adventure and wildl ife. In the 1950s and ear ly I 960s Burrud hos ted and p roduced up to five live television shows a wrek . His man y se ries in cl ud ed, " Tru e Ad ve nture," "Vagabond." " W anderlust " and "Is land s in th e Sun." H is popular "Animal World" ran [r om 196)\ to 1976 and hi s "A nim a l Odysse_y" still r un s d all y on the D iscovery Channel. Burrud was a lso known as a champ ion of endangered anim als. In 1974, he produ ced a one-hour specia l called " Wh ere Did all the Animals Go?" and di str ibuted i t free to televlson sta t ions na tionwide. I n a 198J newspaper inter vi ew, Burrud said of hi s work. " I l (lve it ; I eat it u p . I won 't quit until I go to the great tube in the sky, as th ey say:· Bu rrud was survived by his wife, Marlene, and four sons. MIDDLEPORT - Kend a K. ·Carsey and Steve A. While exchanged wedding vows In a doubl e-ri ng ceremony on May 19 at the Middleport Church of Christ. AI Hartson performed the afternoon wedding unitin g the daughter of Kenneth and Sheila Carsey of L eading Creed Road, Middleport, and the son of Lewis and Josephine White of Sliver Ridge Road , Reedsvi lle. T he church was decora t ed i n the pink and mauve rotor s of the wedding . Guests were regis tered by M elissa Morris, Racsom. Ky .. cousin of the bride, and mu sic was provided by Jo y Clark, Middleport, pianist, and Co nnie Thompson, New Haven, W \'a, soloist . Escorted to the alt ar by her lath er, the bride wore a f loor length gown of wh ite sa tin f as h io ned with El izabet hian sleeves, puffed and quilted at the sho uld ers. The bodice wa s a ccented wi th seq uins, simul ated pearls and ven ise lat.:e, and the ski r t ex tended i nto a c hapel length train . Th e brid e wor e a cr own headpiece deco r ated with crys tal beads and pearls f ro m which her fing ertip vet ! f el l. She car r! ed a casca de of pink, whitr and mauve fl owers with ri bbon accent . Atte nd ants were Jam:t Lifl'. matron ot honor, Pomeroy, and Megan Cla rk. j unior brtde smaid. a cousin of the bride, al so of Th e Su ndil y T imes-Sen 11nl'l regards weddings of Gallia. Meigs and Mason counties as news a nd is happy to publish weddi ng stories a nd ph otographs without charge. However. wt;dding new s must meet gener al standards of time liness. Th e newspaper prefer s lo publish accou nts of wedd ings as soon as possibiP aflr r the event To be pub l ished in the Sund ay edit ion, the wedding m ust ha ve tak en pl ace wtlhin ffi days prio r to th e publicatio n Material for Atong the R i ,.L'r mu st bl' rPciPYl'd b:v the ed i torial department b~· Thursda y, 4 p m . prior to the date of publicillion. Photographs of e tlher th e br idP or the brtde a nd groo m rna) h<' published with weddi ng st ori l's. if desired . Photographs ma y br ei ther blae k and w h ite or good qu al ity color, billfold size or larger . POMEROY - Summer band pra cttC·r for the M eigs High School Marching Band wi ll r csumf' on Munday a t ~ a.m . al the hig h sc hool Rehearsal w ill last unti l noon. Anyone witll questions shou ld co nt act Mr. Dingu s a t ;192-1141 or 1304 1 G75-7710 Book sale POMERO Y Th e Meigs Co unt:.-· Puhl ic Libr ary i n Pomeroy WI[ [ hold a book sa l e lJeglllnjng Monday· and I J.sting uc-ti l J-'T -!da_l !rom 9 a .m until~ p.m . Council meeting RACI~E - Racine \'ill agP Co uncil will meet in recr>ssrd _..,,. ,.., ion on Monda y a t ';'1p .m . at IIH· Star "1ill Pa rk . One Travelers Cheque always offers hand-delivered refunds. Even on this road. That s w h ~ A.A.A offers Its members only American E~press• Travelers C h~qu ~s. And th~fre fee-free. ( .. , In ,, •\ml'rlldn E. Kprev; Tr avele r ~ 11\lt'~ t~ lw,. ,..., wtle r ~ nand -dehvl' fet.l · 1 ~ . I'U <~ il) clfl\",vlwr t• 1n ", II ·~ ' · • 1, -\At\ ,T IIt'l~ •h e m 1h I ' ~ ~ u , , 1.' '" thl:' wn rl.j l('t' ·lrrt l r1l)!.x~ ' Tuu r :Joo ~ ~ · ' l l''o~' !I.J(I I) I l~ Th JI hold ~ f! OOd IG ,, ,, ...... ~('Plt'r )'0 u rt· sru ck on a mo..,n r., n r(>,,d .r '' 'UI lcln e Jn ll't'> IJl e m an 1 [' I" I II IJ\' IWt'l 'll .-,,, ' ,,n,J ·\rllt·rot ,•nl ~Ph'"' Trdl.'d t•r\ ' '1'1J1.•-, I '. u r r • t.' r~ tur .J pt'lten vat ,.r1r m Tra~l Agency 360 Second Ave. 446-06qq l' oor q ual it•· photographs wil l not br acrrptPd. Ce nPrally. sna p-, ho t.... ur instan l ·den'lopin g pholu"> <Jrt' not of ac-ceptJblc qua l il\' (Ju,'st io ns may bP direciPd to lite <'clitori al d~partment from 1 to 1 p m. Mondav th rough Fr ida \· a II li II > 446 234i. " •' MOMENTS TO REMEMBER~ LRt HASKINS-TANNER hr lp you make thost' s pecial mom ents. You wlll ha'\'e ov~ r 190 s tyles of tuxe dOS to diOOS(' from . \\it' ha \'(' a lanw !'(' l('f~tion of the latest -.ty lt•s . Watch meeting and co mplimentary accesso ri es t o makr this your SP"cial nigh!. 995 PRIUS START AT KA\AUGA - The Kanauga r\cighborhood Wa t ch will m ert Monday, .Ju ly 16 at 7: 30p.m . at the Hol iday In n M embers are urgpd to attend $2 Opon Monday til 8 P.M. Bible School MIDDLE PORT Victu r v Ba ptist Chu rc h i n Middlepo rt will begi n Vacation Bi ble Sc hoo l o n Monday. to continue through Friday, from 6:30-8:30 p .m . SALE GIOUP MEN'S ···= •.. (I . _ ::,_~ ---~ _.__ :--=--- . =--~ DINGO$ 23"-3t'wklo, 54" long FUU. RUFR.ED ONE INCit SlAT VINYL ....... $4990 BACKED BY AREA INSURANCE AGENciES Protect Yourself With VHS Tapes Of Your Home And Belongings· A Musl For Your Hom eowner Insurance! :.: Comp. l1!15 tog.... t20" wldo, Q" or 14" tong DEStGNER CURTAINS •• ,J _"___ J •Transfer smm. J6mm SUdes·to VHS Tape •Also VIdeo Weddings. Birtbcllly r.tc. •Inventory Antiques and Hoa~ebold · ltelas _ WIBUNDS SSIIdll ~ ~ I'G'II11NM!Inll biiDtr*IIIIIIII....Scdari.E.,-tl Vf.iw 107 Chestnut St. Henderson, W. VA. 67.5-3908 way garage on a LR-arrP parcr l. thP Sr henectady Da i l.v Gctzf'llf' re ported F'inding water on the pan'(' [ w ill tell builders whl' rc to plar r the buildin g Hansen took h ts forked oak divining rod a nd checked the lot Band practice MEN'S SUMMER N.EW! .EXCLUSIVE TO TH.E ABEA! N o Grills Or Specials At Th is Price Pom er oy. They wore identical mauve te a length stain dresses wi th matching headpieces l rom wh ic h flower ribbons flowed. Th e two flower s gi rls were M ar iatand Michelle Drenner , Pomeroy, and they were In Identi ca l mauve gowns In tea le ngth and wor e ha los of mauve a nd pink flowers with ri bbons. Best man was Mi ke West, R eedsville, and the ushers were Jtm Clark. Pomeroy , and John Cla rk . M arl ett, both unrles of the bride . Ken ny Rya n Car sey, b ro ther oft he br id e, was the ri ng b earer. The bride 's mother warP tPa length d ress in m auvp wit h a malctling rusl' cor sage. Thf' groo m 's mother was in a pink rea le ngth dress and had a ptnk rose coruage . A recep tion honoring the co u p ie was held in the c hurch fellow ship room Liz T horen. E l oise Drenner, and Jen nie Adkins ser vad . A tiered fountain ca ke i n whi te. m au ve and pink f eatured stai rwa ys lea ding fro m the cen ter tier to side cakes. A mlniature brid e and groom replica topped t he cake Th o co uple re sid e at Noble Sumit Road. Middlaport Tir e brid e is a graduate of Meigs Hig h Sc hoo l and is e m ploved at th e ~l e i gs County Departm ent of Hum an Servi ces . T he groom gradua ted from East ern High School and is employed wi th Zeo il s RV's at Ga l li polis . Town councilm an find.-. wah_ 'r with divinin g rod GALWAY , N.Y . >CP ! r-T own Co un cilm a n Charles "ll ill " HansPn found wa tn for lh, , nPw town hall the old fashionPd wr 1 ~ ·: he dowsed i 1. Drill er s fr om a local w<·ll compan~· ra mr up clrr aflt·r dril ling a 300-foot hull· for tl1 r combi nation town hJil and h1 gt1 himself. m arkin g off a spot foe lice well driller. Within !50 fret. the Wl'li company hit a 20 -gal lo n per minute sp ri ng . Han se n said he ha::, dowsPd lm water before and displayrd hi_ ., rod at a cou ncil meeting earlit'r th is wePk. ---Wedding policy--- 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM Gilbert and S ulli van'8 940 Second St. Port sm outh , Ohio For tick ets call 614-355-22 12 which took place at th e home of t he Rev . Ray L a udermllt, Racine. The bride Is a graduate ol Eastern High School and Is employe<!" at the Mountaineer Plant as a security guard. Dorst Is self-e mployed . The couple reside In Pomeroy. State fair horses chosen from Meigs presen ts S hawnee State Universi t v Nudism wee-kt•nd to draw thousands to beach MILWAUKEE >CP I 1 - Thousands of peop le across the Cnited States and Canada will tloc k ro beaches Sat urday and Su nd ay sans bikinis and swi m suits to soak up sunl ight and celrbnll e Na ti onal Nude Weekend . Ron Burich, executjve direct or of th e Oshk osh. I\' is. based Jli at uris! Society, sa id Fr idav thousa nds of Americ- ans and Canadians will de scend upon twcJChPs, incl uding up to IO. tilllt at Hl acks Beach in Sa n Diego, C.lltf "T hcrr an ' pldC'fl S Ll!l o\·r r thL• co untr ~... Buric tr s<J. id · 'ThP:'>' vary f rom Hldck s [3(\IC h to hideaway-· arr<h in \\'Oodt>tl areas. The evrn t. sponsorPd In t hP society and I he Ame ri can Su nt)a thin g Assoc 1at ion. of KissimmL' C'. ~::. FJa .. Is focu sin g on hrlpmg thP The Southern Ohio Light Opera THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD Jul y 18-22 and 25-29 MASSIE THEATRE Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page - B-3 Quirks in the news___ Darst-Starcher By BOB HOEFLICH POMERY - Okay! I've had i t' I'mslckan dtiredofthesl elgh ride In Ju ly. I'm mad as h - - - and I don't have to lake this! I was going to " '"' n the living l ife th at we always lock the barn door AFTER the horse is sto len' There's really nothing wrong with the government, the problem Is the people I n 11. And doesn' t it make you feel good when you think that we eleel them - yea r , after year. after year. a fter year? Now are we And don't good or w ha t? room wl ndow misunderstand me I think we t h~v did ttfat in a m ovie once have some good people In gover n<~ nd shou t my message to th e m ent. but it does occur tome tha t world - well, maybe not to the we do have a bumper crop of wo rld but poss ibly to a neighbor IPm ons these days. •n two on my street - but I You think that's all I'm mad •·uuldn 't get the window open. It about? Naw - I got a whole must have been painted sh ut on bun ch of st uff that bugs m e 1he l ast go-around - or I'm I'm miffed at the co nstan t "l'aker than I thought . upheava l about w hat is porno11u t you'll get my m essage and g rap hy and wh at Is not. No one tllilt's good enoug h for me seem s to k now or care what is in The summit meeting ended good taste these days. I cringe at ,ttl<! I hope yo u noti ced that the publ ic officia ls who shou ld be r eports of t he m eeting did performing well as role models f ~· ~ · q uPntly men tion economic aid for Ihe young people, but are up ln r R ussia. Now that's a swi tch. Io tlte ir noses in drug abu se. I flip For the pas t 40 years or so. yo u at the violence and sex ua t .IIICI I - th ro ugh .t he media. fed. f reedom that pour out In the no doubt, by our lPaclers - ha vr nam e of entrrta inment with the hc•'n taught that thP Ru ssian s t''nd resu tt being that our you ng H ' f'l"f' go ing to bury us. ThrrP ha s peopl~ become hardened and l)t't'n a con s tant barragr of wi thout fee lin gs towards vi o'-IOr ll'" kPf'pi ng us adv isPd th :H len ce a nd ma yhem and AIDS l~w,· .1rr really the bad guys . A ru ns ra mpant as we par take in Jr:.tj or c-once rn at onP time was the sexual freedom w hich Is 1t1. 1t !lw Russians were far ahead heralded as a l tfe sty le We ~11 u'- 1n the s pare race. That must be liPVP that anyt hing goes - a nd !'. t\ r• takPn a lot of money appare ntl y. il does I rpsent a tJi' ; Jn'tl knows. we've spe nt a law in O hio which requires me to ~·)odl\' Jmou n t on the program fas ten m y sea t be lt in the ca r - I Hus,ia has appa rentl y il l so had do it, bu t only beca use I think it's p l1 •nt:. of ras h to rpl~force any a good idea -wh ile motorcvcle ·~· <~u nrn which hated us cap i ta l ist t'tder s zip nght a l ong WITHOUT p i [.: <.. And there' have been mam hclmrt ' NOT required bv l aw . without Pven mentioning I'm P\'l' n i r rit<.~ted by t hose nrar ~~ {.lba a"> <.1 p in hou se beautiful phot os i n \ ow out of th(' blue. wc'rp lhr magazi nes. 1\io one wilt ever . •rl , · i ~r cl thP leopard has c_·hanged convi nce me that re a! people Ji vp ' "' -; pots and there is a mo ney in !hE'S(' houses- doPs theclu ttl'r p•nblrm r\oth i ng's happened yet just magical ly di sap (Jl'ar·~ -- hut n•st assur ed that it wi ll I And what do I do about this l tl i nk wp ' re bei ng prepared men anger ? Well - I've thought of r til\ for another big handout. orgcm iz ing a r evo lut ion. but Of co ur se. WE>, too, have a l i1tle E'vrryo ne seems so busy. It 's j ust rnunf'\ prob iPm right now a nd pret ty dtfficult to get more than 11 Ut nob le leaders are aga i n two peo ple together at a desig ':-nc ·king through the poss l bli!ies nated time th ese days. >f JUS! who to get with this swipe . Too. we've got to remember Y o u and I know th at it's th e that there are some who would ~ . tmr old sa lami. It j ust never take away our guns for our own ~c t•m s to occur to government good lea\· i ng us defensPless no p•·o plr tha i w hen your ex penses matter w hat happen, _ The 1'\t'Pt'd yo ur i ncome you tighten people rippin g u'uf f to get money ' hf' pur<.,e srr in gs . That's the way fo r drug habit s ur ju st for t he •nos t of us function - through kic k s. o f course. w ill have their r 1t crssi t:v - in our pr ivate lives . gu ns since they're not the most \\.hy should governm Pnt be a n~' drvout be li evers 1n law s in thC' d i fff'r('nt except, then, of fir st place. Now what will o ur ~·u urr;;e. t:ncle Sam couldn ' t con revo lution d. mounl to withou t fJnuf' to double as Santa C laus 10 ~ un s? th1• H'Orld Now wouldn ' t tha t bt' If we do p lan to move ahead .ndul'.' Peo ple in co untries with the revolution scenario. l f'Ct' i\'ing gift .., from Santa m~ht we' ll just have to keep our pi tch 1' \ t•n '>top raising their clenchf'd forks. sc issor s and screv.· dr ive rs l1" 1." into the sky shouti ng hate well sharpe ned Perhaps, -., I(Jg: tn s aga i nst A merica. SPPms a nothPr Geor ge Washington wt l l lr kf' th; l! 's about all thcy have to appear to lead us in the ca use . ]I) \ u wonrlf'r t hey'rr poor. And &ing older and ti red. I guess I'm - l rH' t ' nur biggest threat ha s in fav or of lett ing CPorge do it. ; u r nr-d inw a tcdd~· bri:.lr .t\s an altrrn<Jti\'l'. we eou ld a l l , Jw ulcln ' t that mean sa\·ings of ra isr a window a nd shou t ou r hillton-, rn drfensr spe nding '' protests to t he world - but that I h1qw \'ou 'v(' noted during th e would be a probl em too. I mean . r1. .;.c u'>s ion on new taxrs that th f' rven if yo u can grt your window Hlf'. J h t1s arrsf'n- and morf' thnn up wr'd han• to know just wha l 11llCf' to hit o n social secur i t~ cia~- and wt1at ti m(' to perfo rm il1'nr-fi h I'll bet ~-ou Jrr this LIPf'tl or couragr EvPn if we lmp rc -;-.c d and pMticularl~ II puliPd II off. our protest s would \ rJU Jl'(' a r rcipient ha\·ing pr obabl;- fall on d ~afened ea r s r 1 ou blr j u ~:, 1 m <.1 king end s mer t on un!Ps..., it sho uld oc cur at r l('{'tion \ CI U I' social sec u ri t~· payment. timr - somp of tlwm prPtend to Hd<t X1 ThPsf' arr thosf' wondrr li "' t<'n at thai point in limP. !ul (;o lden YPars you hf'ilnl so H1 1 h•• wav. if I sho uld rn uch about - tht• limP i n lifl' "rud dr n l ~ · comr up miss1 ng would ·shen vou no lo nger havp to ta kr a _ , ·ou chrck it ou t? I think I fit into llu nch. of crap fr om everybody th e freedom of speech poc ket as vo u P\'Pr hpard of- a time w hen all of us are gua ra nteC'd - but ,·ou can just sort of thumb your I 'm not sure nosf' at t he world if .YO ll fl't'l so Wh v do I fee l that b;- not inclinrd . H a h' Alrrad\' our lea dt hinkin g a bout <orne of these e r" have played havoc with ou1 irritations. it' s go in g to bP Pas Jt> r -;uc i a l Sec urit y fund - a nd I m for us to kPPp smiling'' ..; u rr you ain ' t seen nothin ' \PI Sn mr Golde n Year s~ Th f' savings and loan ball uut .tl "n irPs mr on thi s raim " "' urdav morning. The f igure now i~:, eSt im a te-d at a half trillion dollars lost. Good hea ve n s~ I RACINE - The Sou thern Lor an·r rvrn writet hat manyzeros cal Sc hoo l Board 's r egu l ar meet I know I'm naive - I've been ing will be held on Mondax at 7 coiling along wi th rhe breeze for p.m . at the hig h schoo l >cars laboring under tne lmpres " inn 1h at th ese savi ngs and loan co mpaniPs wPre governm ent regu lated - and if that be so. rhrn how co uld we have s uch a m.1jor problem' I told yo u - I'm ' --~e . ; ;, , ~ naiw The fac t that I thoug h! ['. ~- .:. thrv were governmPnt regulated ' ·": ··- . <hould have tipped me off that i ~---'-- - there would be prob lems . You'll Find Shouldn ' t I kno~- by thi s time in In The Classifieds Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . rr r.artaea. ~ ~ 1, . Ii i' , RT. 2, BOX 9, GALUPOLIS. OHIO t5611 WORK • t46-7J90 • HOMI-Jt 171 S Eostern Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 446-106S -·· I Mon. & Fri. tl 8 P.M. Tuea., Wed., 'lhur. 9:30 til 7 P.M. Saturdoy tH 5 P.M. ,.,, .. -- --- - - ·- __ j'_ , '• · • l I, ,:'. I I ' , t~ ; ____,_ _ _ ______ ---·----------------------------------------~-~-~·------------------~------------------------~----- • • •• '' .._________. - · �Page- B-4-Sunday Times-Sentinel July 15, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. July 15. 1990 Sunday Times-Sentinel - Page- B-5 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio - Point Pleasant, W Va . Community calendar N7 JO NOW THRU SATURDAY, JULY 21 . SUNDAY GALLIPOLIS Elizabeth Chapel Church has the Sisson Family sin ging, Sunday . 7 p.m . Mount a in" will bt• shown on Sunda y at 7::1(1 at the Fir sth · Southern Baptis t Church, located near Meigs High Sc hool. Rev . GALLIPOLI S FERRY. W.Va . - Revival at Mt. Calvary Ind~· pendent Church continue s through Sunda y, 7 p.m . , with evangelists Rev . Mike Bonecut · tPr and Rev . Paul McKinney . everyo ne tu Jttend . GAL LI POLIS - Family oft he late JA and Nannie Queen reu nion is Sunday, shelter 1 Raccoon Creek County Park . Dinner at noon, bring coverPcl dish. family is to bring a door priZP. GALLIPOLI S- Annual J . H Sheets -Family Reunion Sunday, July 15 at Raccoon Creek Countv Park Shelterhouse 4. Potluck a·t 12:30 p.m. I GALLIPOLIS - Ralph Work· man will be speaking at the Mina Chape l Church on Neighborhood Rd . at 7:30p.m. Lamar O'Br yan t. pas10r , invit es RA C INE - Th e Char les and Alma Hin zman ·Snider re union Wtll be held on Sund av at the Sta r Mi ll Pa rk in Racine. A ba sket lunc h wil l be held at noon. Each LOI\C l:lO"ITOM - The Des· cendants of George Deem will hold lhl'ir famil~' reunion at ForkPd Hun St a te Park on Sunda .1 · at I p.m . w i th a potluck ditlrll'l \101\DA\" L E CTA Vacation Bible School at Walnut Ridge Church is Mond a) through Frida .1·. 6:30 to 8:30p.m . ~YRACt.:SE - London Pool v.: il l be offer ing it s srcon d sessio n of sw i mming lesso ns begpnning on T uesday and co nt pnuing throug h the ~7th. Registration will be Monday from Y .JO until noon . Fer will bP S20. For m ore CHESTER - Chester Community Bible School will be held at the Chester United Me thodist Chu rch Monday through Friday f rom 6: 30 to R: 30 p.m. each evening. Classrs will bP held for nurse ry through six th gradr information, con tart Pool a I 9'12 ~~OY POM EROY - Summer band practice for the Meigs Hi gh Sc hool Marching Band will rr· sume on Monday at 9 a.m . at the high school. Rehearsal will la st unlll noon . Anyone with quPS · tions should co nt act !'vir Dingus GALLIPOLI S Lafayct tc White Shrine me('t s Tuesd ay, 7::l0 p m. POMF.RO\" Thr Me1gs Count.v Public Libra ry in PorTH"· ro.v will hold i.l book sa le bt>gin· ning Mond a\ ond tasting uctil from~ <J RACINE - Stowawa _,.. GALLIPOI.I S Call 1pul b Chnstian Vloma n·.., f'lu\J rnP(' I " Tu es dJ_V, noon . Hn lid <.l\ Inn. Cost $R : progra m " Sll ·p· Racl< In Time . ·.~ · 1th d !d~inon -; how TUESDA\" KYCER - Cheshire Trustees mppt Tuesda y, 5: 30 p.m. I own · ship building in Ky·gn at 9917141 or (:U.Ml 675 -7770 Fndav Lo ndon GA LLI POLI S- Ga l lipoli s J{o tary merts Tue ... da .\ . fi p.m . MERCER\'ILLE \ 'l t\TO :-< - \ .111 1un Fril•nrJ o.; lliP Garden Club ffif'l'h TuP ~ dav . 1 p.m. Th r lma ·s Ba1 m< hom.P CA LLIPUU S - ;\n:t·ril'an L P gion Aux ili arY l'nit ~ ~ \\" i ll rnrrt 7: .10 p.m TuPSd <l_\ . .luh· 17 a 1 th•• l.eg1o n Post CA LLI POLIS- Operation J.if. toft meets Tuesdav . 7 30 p.m Co lumbus South ern PowPr . GAL LI POLIS - Ovcrea t rrs Anonymous mer! s Tuesday, 8 p . m. \V 1se man lnsurancp Agrn r Y. F<Jr infor mation cal l Hti· ~) ~;~~ . POMEROY - Drew Webster Pos t :19. Amer rc an Legion. will ml'E'I at "i p.m Tuesday at theha ll ,\ dinne r wlll be served . B uckC'~' f' Boys Stalf' representatives \&.-'ill givPn thrir r eports at thf' mrr t ing. Cuvan Wom ,w's Club mer ts Tuesda~· 7 p.m . Mercrrvillr Volunt ee r Fin' Department. m untill p.m . Ra cine Vill age GALLIPO LIS Collipolis Lions meet Tuesday . 6: 30 p .m , Mound H ill . Cou ncil will meet in recessed sess ion on Monday at 7ip.m . at the Star Mill Park. VI !\TON - Am erican L eg ion Auxlltary 161 meets 1 p.m . at the a(ademy. CROWN CITY - Gospe l Four Quartet will perform at Crown City United Methodist Chu rc h Sunday , July 15 at 7 p.m. with Rev . Fred Shockley. GALLIPOLIS - Dec•r Creek Ch urch will have special preach· i ng by Miles Trout July 15 at 7 p.m . GALLIPOLIS D annv Beaver will be the guest speaker at the Providence Missionarv Baptist Church July 15 at 6:30 p.m. POMEROY - KANAUGA - The Kanauga Neighborh ood Watc h will meet Monday .. July 16 at 7 .10 p .m at thr Holida y Inn. MPrnbns a rr urged to a1 trnd . MIDDLEPO RT \'icton Bapti st Churc h in Middleport will begin Vacation Bible Sc hool on Monday , 10 co ntinue through Pridav , from t) 30 -8:30 p m . THE RIGHT SHOES FOR THE WALKING WOMAN. MACH I RACINE -The So uthern Lo · cal School Board' s regular m eet ing will be held on Monday at 7 p.m . a t the high school. "Cry from the 40-year • reunton ORIGINAL PRICES* ' LADIES \GITANOI M.....MEN'S FASHI.ON S CONC 0 0 IRTS CT INF-· G held GALLIPOLIS - The Ga llia Academy High School Class o f 1950 held the ir 40th year reunion .lune 30 and July ltn conju nc tion with the Bicentennial GAHS Class Reunion. The cclebrat ion began Fnday. June 29 even ing at the DAV Hall in Kanauga. with a social hour from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Ca rl Cameron gave the invocation . Raymond Hawk and John Elmer HarrisQn served as comasters of ceremony . Fo llowing the dinner, class· mates told of events in their lives during the past few years . Greetings from clas smates un· able to attend were read by Marian Baker Schoonov er. Angie Taylor of Ohio Valley Visitors Cen1Pr gavr a brief bicentennial upda ll' on sJX>Cial eve nt s in the city and cou nty during thi s summer and fall A memorial scrivce for the ,..---.---,...:.;, nine classmates who are deceased was gi ven by Bette Nu l l Horan. At the close of a bn ef business session. 14 door prizes consi sting of bicentennia l souvenirs were awa rded. E p EXAMPLE OF SAVINGS ALL REO SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ORIGINAL PRICE.............. 20.00 CLEARANCE PRICE........... 12.00 BONUS 5IJO/o SAVINGS........ &.OO FINAL SALE PRICE............. 6.00 *RNAL PERCENT SAVINGS.•. JO% GALLIPOLIS, OHIO .. Those attend ing wc;:e;_ Elea nor and John Paul Por(er Of Cuya· hoga Fall, Than and ll arri ct t Young Gardner of Kenton : Lewi s and Ca rolyn Arnold of Edon: Ken and Nancy 1\ull of Wooster. Tom and Mary Ann Crawford of Glen Arm. MD: Loren and Ruth Niday, West Unity: Bob and Carolyn Woot en Guthrie of Louis ville. Ky .: Milford and Nancy Beard Bailey of Mansfield: Dale and Kathleen Raike Rulen of Mt. Juliet. Tenn.: Shirley and John E lmer Harrison of Malvern . Ark .: Joan na Burdette Crawford of Cleveland, Tenn. , William and LaVe lle Hamrick of Grand Blanc. Mi ch.: Merrill Grube of Mt. Vernon. Wa : Jim and .Jane Ca ldwell of Dayton: Herb and Betty Casey Burton of Day ton : Will tam Chambers of Columbus: Gene and Jan Wetherholt of Columbu s: The following are all from Galllpolis: .lac and Lou Long. Ray and Janet Fellurc Hugh es. Bette Null Horan, Georgia Mar· tin, Betty Baldwin, Bob Harrl· son, Kay and Carl Ca meron. Harold and Betty Walker. Bob and Dorothv Ha sk in s Candee. Marian Baker Schoonover, Keith and Phyl Thomas. Ron and Audrcv Canaday, Ray and Ray · mah Hawk, and. Jack and Eileen Willis Mink. Saturday, June 30,40 members and guests join ed with ot h ~r GAHS alumni at the Ga llla County Junior Fairgrounds for the first -ever GAHS Class Reun · Ion . Members of the 1950 cla ss commended Bess Grace. Jean Niday and their commltte~s for a memorable day . Saturday evening. the class of 1950 hosted a galherlng for alumni and friends at the Elks Hall. Approximately 500 guests attended. The reunion concluded Sunda y morning with a continental breakfast at the home of Jack and Eileen Mink . Full-Size VHS Camcorder INCREDIBLE VALUE! 8x Zoom VHS Camcorder With Flying Erase Head Save 5400 wu S899 in 1990 Catalog l ow As S20 Per Month · DISPLAY MODELS ONLY • 3-lux Low-Light Sensitivity o High -Speed Shutter Was $1099 m 1990 Catalog Ultracompact smm Camcorder Low As $:25 Per #16 -825 Save•200 SJ99 Mo n 1h~ • Flying Erase Head For Seamless Scene Changes 0 War. 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Payment mav vary depending u!X>n your purchases PRICES APPLY AT PARTICIPATING STORES AND DEALERS MS-DOS llcen90d trom MicrosoM Corp. 1299 5 Tandy 1000 TL/2 System 'Sale Ends 7121/90 Except Where Noted TEeHNDLDGV ,. �Page- B-6- Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. 15, 1990 J Gymnastics to be offered by city parks, recreation Neff-Young SOUTH WEHSTE:H, Ohro Mr. and Mrs. L arry E:. 1\eff of South Webster are an nounce the engagement and upcoming wed · ding of their daughter. Bever ly Ann Neff, to Brad Allen Young, son of the late Victor C. Young Jr. and Mary Young Persons of Pomeroy. Miss Nett Is a graduate of South Webster High School. Young Is a graduate of Meigs High School and is emp loyed by Local 80 of Huntington. W.Va. The couple will exc han ge vows al l p.m ., July 21. in an open ceremony allhe Victory Bapti st Church rn \1iddleporl. GALLI POLI S- The Ga llipoli s Parks and Rerrrarion Drparr mrnt is offering a youth gJ-"mn as- lic s cla ss beginning ~onda v. July 23 The class will run fil'(' weeks Jnd will tnugh t b_v L r·c'ann Lemon v.·ill be in _c.; tnw r ing Classes will bf' h(' ]rl at l h( Stoirn tenons SY RACL SE - London l '< ,u l UffL'ring ih Sf'CO il d .'\{'\",IO I1 of sw immin g lesson s IJC'gpnnin g on Tursda.y and co rronuin g \.\."ill be BEVERLY ANN NEFF, BRAD ALLEN YOUNG --Anniversaries-- throu gh the 27 th Reg istrarr on wi ll be Monda) from ~ : :m until noon . Fee will be $20. For morr information. con tac t London Pool at 992 -9909. Ga llip o lis Df'\'l' lupm Pntal C1' n ter's gym na s iu m at h ~ p m and 1-Hp.m. A fpe of $Fr will nrrd to bf' paid prior to thP fir st ciJ"~ To prr -r·rgis tPr lo r thr cl<~~:> ". pleasr cont;-wt Park~ and Rc nPa lion tu l -t li 1-12·1 STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM All -Pro end speaks h .:a ily CALLIPOLIS - Un ';unday. .lu l_ \ 22 d l :r ." JO p.m . ' he Tr ied '-> tnnf' Bap ti s t Chu rch Youth ,\u xi llar\" wil l wrll bP prP:-·d 'ntin~ <~ pL 1~· ''T he Judgcmr·nt" ',dt h lormPr !\Fl. Al l Pro ddt'nsin · L'nd HJnt ht 'r C'o.v Baco n as guf's t SP<'a k er Thr public h in v itl'cl 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. -· PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., JULY 1S THRU SAT_., JULY 21 FUND RAISER STATE SENATOR JAN MICHAEL LONG CYNTHIA L. CROOKS, D1\HD C. SPITZ 0.0. MciNTYRE PARK Crooks-Spitz :>11DDLE PORT - :'tl r. and :>lrs Edwa rd A Crooks of \1iddlr•port announce thr engagemt·n l nf lhl'ir daug htrr. Cy nthia $1 0.00/person !umbu s, stw •xl!J bt>g in teaching rn lht· Wa shington Sp il z . J_\·nn ('r-ooks . t o O<J\'id Charle s -~!'ill, '-UTl of Mr . and Mr s. ( :' l.tr lf· , L Sp il z J r ., Nor th :\or lh who gradua1rd Olmsrrd from lli gh Sehoul. \'lt ·ig:-. Hi gh ~(' h oo l , received hf'r •md ro r l;L HIu a 11• d cg rl'l' in l' lrm c n rar_\ l'<i'Jt'a t ion fro m Musking um reg ion . ( ·a llr gP Shr· wa s a\vurdL•d her ma ." !fT., in rducatio n adm in is tra - Fi r st agcr ol IIH• ~1rss Lof ll s is th e daughter of r,lsf'ph and Albrrta L oft i s, Pom r 1"11\. Shr is Ll gra du<Jt e of Mr 1gs !!q:; h School and Ohio Cniversit\· ·.v hNt' shr m ajo rrd i n c lf'mr n 1. 1:· \· cdul'Jtiun . Cu rTPntl\· she is ,·rr.plou·d a<.; a subs tiru rr H'achrr Fryer Parts ..•• .'~ .. S9< Tickets are available at Btent Sounder's office, Gallipolis. PresbyfP ri ;J n Church in Middleport on Aug 11. ar 1:30 p.m A r(•rcptio n "ill follow at thr Bacon HallJ to observe annivenary for \1c rgs Loca l Sc hoo ls. 1\'olfc is lhr son of Ph rl l ip and Ann;.~ \V o lf£'. Hac ine. He is a gradu dle of Southern High Sc hool and recent lv returned from the L .S 1\a\'V · The open c hurch wedd ing will lw liPid A ugusrJS. ar rh r Rutland '"""''nr Church ar 1:30 p.m. wit h l he Rev Sa muel Bayse oflir lat l ng A rrrrptlon \viii follm-v in till ' church recrpUo n hall. 1\0RTHUP, Ohio- Dannv and .Jack ie Garrell Hall wtl.l be celebrati ng their 25t h Anniv ersa r y on July 17 The couple wa s marr ied July 17. 1965 at Deer Cree k Freew1i1 $ KAHN'S CRISPY SERVE llANI\'Y AND JACKIE GARRETT HALL Holida_v rnn 1n C ;Jllipolis. Loftis-Wolfe -\ndrew Wolff'. Ra c ine . MIXED State Representative Mike Shoemaker 1\orrhwesi Ohro The wcddrng will b(• held at th e r,un !r om Ohiu Statro Lr niY~ 'r'i il\ !· nrm(' r]\" tr .ir htn g in thP Sou th \\'rstPrn Sr huD I !>i . . rric t i n Co Inn Lofti s. f'omer01·, to JosPp h Chicken •••••...•••.[~ .• 99( Special Speaker: 19H7 Is is Pm pl oyed by Lennox lndu striP" <~ nd is terri!orv man \'lis e, ( 'ruu k". a gradu a te of PICK OF CHICK AT SHELTERHOUSE #1 FOOD, DOOR PRIZES (112 & 112) rf'rr i vcd a BSBA in Markrting from Ohio St<.Jte Unive r sity in ()Jmslt'd /'()\11<HOY - :\nn ouncrmrnl 1..., being madr of 1hr f'ngagemrn t . 1 11d upcom ing mar ri a~r of BPI t:, 6:30 P.M. JULY 19th School Di s trict Baptist Ch urch Th ey have two children. Teresa, of Rio Grande and Mall. of Northup. The coup le still live In Northup. 29 ••••••••••.•••[~. 1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF S Pieu Bedroom ·~'t. $299 TWjN SIZE 995•• P• rrtoil IJ09 95 o\jg. . $ Rump Roast ••.... 9 41 R1b Steak ..••....l:.• BUCKET BEEF $ 19 Cubed Steak •...L:. 2 Chicken LiversS.L:. $2 49 U.S~D.A. CHOICE BEEF $ ZEST A CRACKERS LB. BOX 169 99< ECKRICH Bologna ••••••••••••• FIRESIDE VANILLA WAFERS 17 OZ. BOX 79< LB . MT. NEAT TRASH BAGS MR. AND MRS. JED WILL '- 10 CT. Will anniversary to be noted POM E ROY - Mr. and \rl r s. Jed Will of 1518 f\:yc Ave. Pomeroy, wi ll obse r ve th eir !)51h wedd in g annlv ersar_v on Tuesda~· M arrrPd on ,Jul y JK. 19:\ ~l al Gallipolis. lhr rouplt' haw' two c hlldren . a daugplrr. M rs 79< James So ul sby. Pomeroy , ana a son. Jed Will. .Jr. , Safety Harbor, Fla ; five gra nd children , and l'ighl great ·grandchild rcn. Mr Will is re t ired and Mr s. Will i s a homf'maker. A car d showPr is plann ed for Ihe couple . . ,. - Remember. MeadowJ- Riffle CAL LI POl. I' - [)rru g .rnd ,\no :V1radows ul (~all i poli ;., :lll nouncr thr (' ng agP mPnt and forthcom mg marriage of tht>i r daugh 1n, ;\anc\· F.llrn :vtradows. t o M;~rk William Riftlr. son of Ho twr1 J nd .ro a n Swi .s lwr of Po int P l t•a..... tnl Thr ope-n c hurc h wPdding wi i l r.r ke plarr Sarurda\' , July 2J ar " p.m. ar LrbPrll Chapel Church Old Pa w Paw 1. Cro wn Citv . Rf'crption wi ll f ollow at rhr 1 F: urr ka Lodge l l. rll Mi ss :V1PadO\\" .'> is Pmplo_ved at ll olzrr Cli rn c. and Hiffl e an Pmpl o\T'(' 11f tf.f' Uhiu Hiver Compan _ \. ThC' coup lP will n· :-; i dc in C cl iUpol b. ' Remember !he best of times v.itl1 the best The linest tamrly memonals from Rock of Ages. Made of !lawless granite, Rock of Ages Memonals rnsure peace ol mmd wrtn a guarantee folan time. Aguarantee to look for rn the R0tK\ '4§W lamous.·sealfound only on Rock ol Ages Memoria(iij s. You may wrsh to visit yoor Rock of Ages Dealer before hme ol need to satecllhe Rock of Ages Memonal that besl reii6Gis your famuy and you. DF _ ol~.· li 1\ JUST A. REMINDER THAT WE ARE NOW IN OUR NEW BUILDING AND INVITE YOU TO STOP IN. Plenty of Convenient Parking on the Side Parking Lot PRE-REGISTER NOW! August 6-9, 5:30-7:00 p.m. STORE HOURS Monday thru Fridav 9 A .M .- 8 P.M . Win Spirit Sticks, Ribbons & Trophies Age Groups: K· 2; 3 -4; 5-6; 7-8 Mondoy i1 Yellow & Pigtail! Tue1doy i1 Orang• & Purple Wedne1day i1 Bandana & Mi1mo lch lox Thurulay i1 Blue & White $10.00/wHk or $3.00/day Saturday 9A.M.-3PM \ II _______ i i------~E~ErnsrnAnoNFORM I : II 1 I } NAME AGE : I IOAVS ATTENDING I Ma'il to: JoAnne Sheets. 1015 % 2nd Ave ., Gallipolis or coll441 ·0702 . J______c!e!k!.p!y!b!!~.!!!·!!.·!~h!e!!.e!d!'!. " 1 _____ .J ·- Potatoes •........~~~-. FLAVORITE $ 2°/o Milk .•...•.. :!~.. 169 ~ .' .' ·'.• YODERS SMALL CURD LOGAN MONUMENT CO. ALL TYPE CALL TOLL FREE 1-100-543-4814 'OMROY, OHIO-MIIGS COUNTY VINTON, o•o-GALUA COUNTT DISPLAY YARD DISPlAY YARD NEAR POMEAOY ·MASON BAIDOE LEO l. VAUOHAN. MOR . PHONE 992- 2&88 ----~· ··-- · ·-- -- ··· - - --'1· -· -·- --~----·-··· ·· JAMES A, BUSH. MANAOEA PHONE 388-8&03 ... .... ~ HEINZ 992-61- •;9 2S3 North Second Avt MiddlepP•t, OH. 2 LITER 89< 9 11 Cottage Cheese .. WIENERS Ice Cream •••••••••• $299 BAN~UET $ 99 995 Fr1ed· Chicken.... 1 24 oz. KEMP PAIL 5 QT. PAIL 18 Ketchup •••••••••••••• 32 oz. oz. FLAVORIT£ ASST. WE INVITi ; YOU TO STOP IN TODAY ANl l OPEN YOUR OWN PERSONAL ~ ~ HARGE ACCOUNT. PRESCRIPTION SHOP $ ROYAL CROWN COLA FLAVORITE Ruffles •.••.•. ~E~;'.9! ••• $1 19 G.A.H.S. CHEERLEADING MINI-CAMP ( . $ U.S. NO. 1 WHITE NORTHERN PURE SWEET TOILET TISSUE SUGAR 4 ROLL PKG. 99( Good Only At Powell's Super Volu Goed Sun. July 15 thru Sat., July 21 4 LB. 0 $119 Good Only At Powell's Super Valu Good Su.":.!uly H ihru Sa1., JUly ll TIDE DETERGENT 1311 oz.$ 679 Good Only At Powell's Supor Volu Good Sun. July 15 thru Sot., July 2 I TENDERLEAF BLACK TEA BAGS 100 CT. $1 99 Good Only At Powell's SuporValu Good Sun. July IS thru Sot .. July 21 LUNCH MEATS $129 LB. �P&ge-B-8-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W . Va . Clipper Mills ... ________. . Consider this ... ,·~ _11, ,, '- . ~'· ' The title of t his column is probably not very Impressive to you, but the process that my friends, my coWorkers. and I have endured to come up with :'thls title was nothing short of · grueling. If you, too, are on a job from day to day. yo u are ·.aware that there are alwa y u ~ - essons to be learned. The first esson that I, as a columnist ;. ave learned Is that if you ask for . ~(\ - ~. q~Uggestlons (or Opinions I , you ··, WUI get them . When I solicit ed · l; 1those around me for co lumn 9" titles , I had no idea that it would ~- arouse so much i nterest. Initially, I thought I could come up wi t h this title by m yself After all, i t's only a title for a column . But then, it occured to me that, unless I really mes sed up, MY name would probably be associated wi th THIS nam e for many years to co me. This was unsettling. My first idea was "So Sue Me", but when my name is li sted under It, I fear thwt this co uld ve r y eas ily be co nside red as an open Invi tation. As my cl oses t asso elates will quickl y attest. I have never been known to be espe- B;__y Ja_m_es_sand_s ... By Brian ]. Reed c la lly subtle orldlplomatic. Please understand . I am a nice person. I just don 't cu shion my op inions ver y well, especially when I feel strongly abouw something. Au a m atter of fact, I don't need to f eel par ticularly strongly about som ething to be very vocal about how I feel about it. 1 also am very leery about insulting or offending my reader. I am rem inded of the words of Mark Twain. who told about the missionary who went to work in deepest Africa. He sa id that the can niba ls " listened with the greatest interest to ever y thing he had to say. And then they ate him ." Th is, too. was unsettl ing. In c identally. don't ask me how f came up with the title of this co lumn. I 'm rea lly not sure, though I can assure you that , despite ali of the suggestions received from staff and upper mana gement . not to mention f amily, friends and those in between, I ca m e up wi th It on my own . The title is all mine. I hope that yo u en joy what I h ave to tell you each wee k as much as I enjoy wr iti ng. I also hope I remain uneaten . Arts institute receives Jennings Foundation grant RIO GRANDE- The Untver slty of Rio Grande-based Appal ach ian Inst itu te for the Arts and Hum anit ies ha s received a $10,000 gra nt from the M artha Jen ni ngs Holden Fou ndati on. The gra nt will be used to support t he A!A H 's weeklong sum mer workshop in th e arts for publ ic sc hool teachers . Fo und ed in 1959, the Martha Holden Jennings seeks to fund pro jects desig ned to "explore new frontiers in elementary and secondary public sc hoo l edu ca tion in Oh io and to prom ote m ore effective reac hing i n t hose schoo ls." T he Appalach ian Institute for the Arts and H umanittes is designed to adva nce teacher effectiveness in the cla ssroom through rhe use of "creati,·r advenru re . ·· " The tnst ttute is based on the premise that the arts cross all dlsc ip ltnary boundaries." ex plained Greg Miller. Ph.D. d t rector of Rio Gra nde's Fine and Performing Arts Center . "Crea tive activity is the m ost effec ti ve way to stimulate perception and cognit ive reaction In stud ents." ThP them e of this sum m er 's AIA H workshop, to be held July 29 th rough Aug _ 4, is " The Ch ild as Hero." The wor kshop is open to publ ic schoo l teac hers through recommendation f rom th e public sc hoo l admi n is t ratio n. "Promoti ng the human dignity among rh ildren is espec ially Importan t," Miller said . "Weare extremely pleased and grateful that the Martha Holden Jen nings Foundation, with it s em phasis on the development of t he indi vi du al ca pabilities of you ng people. has sel eetPd th e A!A H as a gra nt T'PCipiE'nt " Among the foundation's prior i· I ies a re projects desig ned to en hancP rh e motivation of tf'achPrs. adm inistra tors and studPnt s in order to improve their 'k ills Gran ts are also aimed a t programs to build a bridge of understan ding and cooper at ion among colleges, uni· versltics and public sc hools In order to achieve a higher quality of te ach i ng and improved curricula and ma ter ial s. Cardigan Welsh Club names 1990-91 officers R IO GRA:\DE - The Cardi ga n Welsh Club of Southeastern Ohio met at the .Jamrs ,\ l{hodrs Student Ce nter at thr L'ni\·ers1i\' of Rio Grande for Its annual dinner mertmg JunP 19 Fift1 membN s and a g urs t took part 1n a buffet dinner Sf'rvt•d h\ th(• unive-rsity food sPrvicp I mm edtatei) following dinner. Vlckt IThomast Powrll of l' tnl otl . Insta l led the 19'!091 offtcer s tn ·~~the original and u ni q ut· rrrPm ~~.ony durin g v;h ic h shr d -" ... umrll ~~·:th e duties of fli ght at te nda nt for . / Welsh Ai rlines . CWC''lO 41 • ..,. _ She prPsPntl'd rach of!J ct ·J. ,~.., : Induc ted, with \\'ings, ·· to t.tk1· "· the Club first class. int i) .IC!\t•n lur es of WPlsh '\mt'!"lt olll Origin " O!flcers were inclu ctt'(l. ·'" fo llows: Je an Cooprr IJf Hto Grande, pre sident. Rurh l., · an~ of Vin ton. first \'lcr prf' '-tdC'nt . Jos ine Moses of Thurman . <.;( ' cond vice presidpnt Shirlr,· Jenkins o f Jackson . ret'ordi ng July 15. 1990 sPcretary, Mildred Ban gert of Oak Hill. financia l •secre tary; Bess G r ace of Gallipolis. I reas u n'r . Roy Moses. in charge of in -fli g ht entertainment. pres en ted sl ide scenes of Wal es and wonderfu l Wel sh music through his tape collec tion. Th e Ca rdigan Welsh Club rnded the year under und er the presidency of Jos in e Moses with 10.1 mrmbers. Cl ub meMbership i' $2 prr yea r and open to a nyone tntrres ted in Wel sh ac t ivities. Mrmbrr s hip inc lud es men , \~ onwn and c hildren. Meetings .1 r r hrld P\ ' N~' ot h er month , with intrrrsti ng. f am il y-or i en ted GALLIPOLIS - Clipper Mills l ocated about two mil es from Gallipolis was named after a combination " sawmill and ''' grist mill that was l oca t e d there at least as early as th e 1830's. The name clipper may derive from the days when ocean going vessels were made at Pt. Pleasant. Muchofthe wood lor both these ocean going ships and lor steamboats mad e In Gallipolis, Pt. Pleasant a nd at Raccoon Island came from this sawmill . In latter years Clipper Mills was a drop-oil poin t for prod uce coming from southern Ohio and West VIrginia. The produ ce would be placed on flatbo ats at Clipper Mflls and floated south. Raccoon Island and Eureka also served as shipping point s fo r fruits and vegetables. The Riggs, Chambers, Plymale, Graham and other families both grew and bought from other growers huge amounts of apples, pot at oes . peaches , pears and cherri es for shipment to places like Memphis. Tennessee where one of their regular customers was none other than Jefferson D avis. The former president of the Confedera cy was in the st or e business following his release trom Fortress Monroe where he served tim e for his part in the War Between the States. Being as how Clipper Mill s w as only 2 miles or so from Gallipolis It became a place of departure for persons who wanted to snea k in or sneak out of th e Old French City. Com in g throu gh Cl i pper Mills were var ious gamblers. con fiden ce men. drifters, hoboes and gypsies. Add it ion ally Clipper Mills al so attracted It s share of sh anty boats to It s la nd i ng_ Some of these folk h ad " it chy" fin ger s. that is t hey oft en borrowed things without either so much as ask ing or without any intention of returning the same. F'or Inst an ce in 1895 John A . Piymale and James Coffm an discovered that 2 l arge ke ttles. one brass and one copper were missing from their yards. Thev Immed i ately su spected t he occ~ pants of a shant y boat th at h ad been tied up n ear Clipper M ill s. On the sha nty were 2 men . 2 wom en and a bunc h of children . Th e shanty families had been buying up old rags in t he area. but they were actually using " ragbuyln g" as a ru se to cover up their r ea l int ent ion which was to steal any thin g that wasn't t ied down. Wh en Plymale and Co f fman went to the l andi ng and found that the "gypsies" had already left, they put ou t in a s ki ff ready to c ha se down the shanty . They finally caught the "gy psy boa t" just a f ew mill'S downstream near the West Virgin i a shore, wh er e the two Gallians de m anded the right to board and sea rch the "Mou nt ain Pink". the nam e the gy psies had painted on the s ide of th e s hanty A big brass kettle was found down in t he ho ld but this kettle didn't belon g to eit her Plyma l e or Co ffma n. About that time a farmer ca m e down t he hill to the la nding t o see w hat t he commotion was . Th e farmer saw 3 or 4 kettles bobbin g up In the water at the back of th e boat and he veil ed at Co ffman and Plymale · " There's you r kett!Ps, boys." Ply m alesta rt ed for the back of the boat and one of the gyps ies pulled out a shotgu n. One of the women !nl r rv ened and sa id : · 'Oh put that thin g away. gi ve thi s man his kett Ie." Th e woma n gave Plymale thp kettle from the ho ld whi ch was no! Pl ymale's kett le. B ut Ply male put It in the skiff_ As he wa' rowing to shore to deposit onf' ket lie so hr co uld rrt u rn for t hC' other s, the two womrn pulled t hei r gu ns to let the farmer and Coffma n, who werr hr adpd for the su bm erged kettles. get a sm ell of t he end of a shotgun farmer had a parl ey be hind a big 1ree Thp fannpr, ela irn in gsome expertise i n these matters. said it was ht s opin ion that those two women were tota lly fe ar less He thou ght that Coffman and Ply mal e ought to give up their This larg<' farm house is located at Clipper Mills. The vlllagP deriv es the namt.• from thr large mill th a t was located hert.• in the Parly I ROO's. Lat<•r Clipp!'r Mills was a produc• shipping point and a stopping place for shantyhoat gypsies. Gutter-Helmet' THE ONCE-AND-FOR-ALL SOLUTION TO GUTTER CLOGGING PROBLEMS The only gutter protection system guaranteed to keep your gutters clean and free-flowing. The only system to offer all-around home protection . Gutter- Helmet. 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Excellent condition. !~~.~u~o~.r~s.tJP a~.r~1~1~0~e~~··· 429 S 4 Dr., fully equtpped. . 1985 Plymouth Reliant ......... S2495 4 Dr.• air, auto . 1978 Ford F-100 ..................... S895 Short bed, good condition, auto . SEE RAY RIC G~ Ntw lO<alion Abo" Ea1te<n High School •PRE-ENGINEERED STEEl BUILDINGS •FREE ESTMATES •SATISFACTION GUARANTEED •BUILDING •REMODELING •COMMERCIAL •RESIDENTIAL •ROOFING & SIDINGS •DRYWALL •ELECTRICAL •PLUMBING •GUTTERS •CUSTOM HOMES •GARAGES •ANDERSEN WINDOW AND DOOR REPLACEMENT BANKS CONSTRUCTION 124 WEST MAIN POMEROY 992-5009 qss -4200 prog ram ~. Tht · nPx 1schedu led event i s the an nua l pic ni c 1eovered dis h) at Ttw Uob Evans Farm s helter · hiJUSl'. HioGrande Thrn.on A ug. I rlw Club wi l l ass ist Pau l and [)() rnt h_\· HayPs wit h a tea rec ep1 ]() n followi ng the Gyma nfa Ganu 11f tht ' \\'pl sh La nguage Week. Pirates down Padres; Royals edge Red Sox PITTSBURGH IUPIJ Pin ch-hitt er R.J. Reynolds' two -run sing le in th e eigh t h inni ng Sa turd ay aftl'fnoon snapped a Ire and hel ped lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to an 8-4 victory over the Sa n Diego Padres . Ted Power, activat ed from thr disa bled I ts! before the game. picked u p his first win. He pitched two i nnin gs of onP-h it r elie f. wal ki ng two and strikin g out one to l ift h is record to 1-2 . as the Pirates won rhc lOth of the ir l as t II games. Greg Harris , 4-4. allowed four runs. two hits, wal ked tw o and stru ck ou t one as t he Padres lo st their four th straigh t and 13 of 15. With one out in th e Pight h. Jeff King wa lk ed and went to third on Jose Lind' s sin gle. Lind took second on th e th row to third in an attempt to get King. Pl nch -hltter Wallv Backman wa s in{(.' ntio nally walked to load the- baSl'S Reynolds sin gle d. breaking the tiP and r·has in g Harris . Reynolds stolP sPrnnd wit h Rich Rodr iguez pitchi ng and Sid Brf'Jm followed wit h o two-r un sin gle. givi ng the Pirates an 8-" l ea d Joe Car ter sm as hed tJ prodigious thn'e-r un home ru n in the third in ning brea king out of a r un -prod ucing sl ump t o push th e Padres ahead 4 3. George Brett l ed of f wtth a smgle up the middle . After striking out .Jim Eisenreich. Murphy , 0-6. ytelded anoth er sin gle to Gera ld Perry, who went 4 for 4. Jeff Reardon came on to relieve Murphy, and gave up a single to Willie Wilson. driving hom e Brett and tying the ga me at 1-l. After Pat Tabler ground ed into a fie lder 's choice. Pecota slapped a si ng le to left scori ng Wilson. Kansas Cit y's Lui s Aquino, 4-0, pitched seven i nnin gs. allowi ng eight hits and striking out five . Jeff Montgomery pitched the !lnal two innings l or Kansas Ci t y to earn his l Oth save_ Cl emens. who has won only once In his last six starts, pitched seven innin gs, giving up seven hit s and stri kin g out fiv e. Romine hit a 2-1 changeup by Aquino In the seco nd m idway up th e left -field screen for h is seco nd homer of the season. The Red Sox threatened to break the game open i n thr seventh, load i ng the bases with two out s. But Aqu in o came back to stri ke ou t Bi lly J o Robic(oux ro end the thr eat. Th e game was the f ir st half of a day- ni ght doubleheader. forced after ra in postponed Thurs · day' s opener of th e Kansa s City-Boston seri es. Thp Pirates put togrthrr a thn•e-r un second to take the lead . Bonds led off with a walk and w••nt to third on Lind's singlf'. Lind stoiP sPco nd and m oved to third on Mik e LllVal!iPn_•'s r un -scori ng infield out. Lind scor ed on a wild pitc h str ike thrcL' with Bob Wa lk battrng. Walk sco red th e innin g's third run on Gary Redus's RB I double. But the Padres took the lead i n the th1rd Bruce Hu rst sing led wit h onr ou1 ;1 nd Hip Roberts wal ked Hu rst moved to third on Cwyn n 's fo rce out. wh ic h hi t off Wal k. Roberto Al omar si ngled home Hurst and Car ter f oll owed wi th a home run on a 2-0 pi tch from Walk . Barr~' Bo nd s j um pPd on H u r sl 's f irst pitch oft hP six th inning for his l i th homr ru n of t he SPason ty i ng the game at four Royals 2, R<•d Sox I - AI Hasto n B1l i P••co ta's two-out single in lhr eigh1h inning sparh·d th e K ansas Ci t.v Roy aIs ro a 2 I -.·ic ! or_v Sctt urd a y on·r the Red Sox- Bo ston's s ixth str aig ht los.-, Bos ton took a l -0 l r<~d in to thP Pighth on !h i' st r ength of Kevin Romi n e· ~ Sf'('U nd in ning homl'r and Roger Clemens' srvPJl h it pitch ing But w ith Rob Murph\ pitching Ln the Pighth . D odgers 7, Cubs 0 - At Chicago. Mik e Morg an pit ched a three-hitter and K al Daniels whacked two threP-run homers Sa turda y to lead the Los Ange les Dodgers to a 7-0 victory over Chica go. the Cubs' six th straight loss. ~organ. 8-i. hurled his f ifth complete game in 18 sta rts and recorded his fourth shutout. The thre e hit s he al lowed equa led h is career bes t. accomplis hed In 1979 with Oakland and earlier this season agar nst St . Louis . He walked two and struck ou t two. Greg Maddux. 4-9. suf fer ed th e loss. He pitched eigh t inn in gs allowing six earned runs, seven hlf s. four walks and str uck out four Da nie ls six RBI is a career high. Len ny Harns opened t he game by loopin g a si ngle into short cent er. lie then stole second and took thi rd on ca tc her Joe Girardi 's throwing error. Kirk Gibso n followed with a walk. a nd Da niels hit Maddux' s first pitch onto the street behi nd the ri ght -field bleachers t o five Los Angeles a 3-0 lead. E ddie Murray led off the fourth inning with a dou ble to left and was sacrificed to third by Mtke Area sports briefs---, Gallia gridiron meeting dates scheduled GALLIPOLI S- Ga llia Acadcmv hea d coach Bre nt Saunders ann ounc ed that all bo_v s in gra des 9-12 who wa n't to play footbal l for rhe Bl ue Dev il s th ts fa ll should repo rt to th e Academ)•'s football l ocker room on Fourth Avenue for weight traming and co nd it ionin g on Monda y a t /: -1:) a.m The helme t- fitti ng session will fol low at 10: Io a.m . At Gage, Southwrstf'rn chirf .l ack .lames announcrd that co ndltioning dri l ls wi l l hrgin at Southweswrn H_S Mo nday at H tim . At \'int on, I\'onh Gall ia skippPr Grrgg Drel anno uncrd that 1he hrlmP" f itting srssi on f or all Pi nH f' foo t ba II pl a.v rrs rn ter i ng gr ades 9-.2 wi ll br Mo nd ay at~ : :JOp .m ar North Cal ii a H.S. An organizationa l mf'f'ting for plety r rs· paren ts wil l f ol lou: at 6: JO Jl m . At Cheshire. Kyger Crcrk field m<tt shal M el Corn announ ced th at footba ll helmets would br passed out to all player s rn grades 912 at the Kvgr r Crcr k I(Vm on Tursd a)' . .lui_\' 2~ at 2 .10 pm CF:i':TENAR Y - T hP 0 0 . Mr l ntvrr Pa r k Dtstrtct i s spon soring a frPr junior t~·nnis (' ~tmp dt R;-trroon Crrf'l.; Count~ · Par k on Aug . 12 fr om '2 to 5 p.m Thr purpose of thf' camp, drsig nPd fnr noYirP-IPvrl an d beginn er player;;;, is to inrrC'as(' thl' aw ;r n•nPss of tPnnis as a lifetimE' sport. A t the ca mp <:; coring, l im•s. sPrv i ng, ground s trokes, voll eys, ovrrhrad srrvPs. o..;portsrn<Jnshi p anrl rour t Pt iquet te will .be taugh t Participant s Cirt' PncourJg erlt o hring th eir racq uets an d a can of ten ni s balls For morr informa tion, com act Dan('!Lr .l1'nkins <~t t ht• Park Disrrict office at 446-4612. ex t. 2o6. POINT PLF:ASA'JT. 1-1' I' a. - Th e Ci t.v of Poinr Pleasant's Parks and RPnT'iltion Depanmrnt wi ll offe r tennis i nst ruc t ion fr om Monday .. Julv 2.1 to F'ridal' .•lug :1at the Ord nancl' Tenni s Courts . Opening thf' in ,tructional sc hedule will be thP yo uth begi nner s classPs ( fur child re n ninf' years old and older 1. wh il' h begin at Ra nd 9 a m The interm ediate yo uth class will stc1rl aiHJ a.m .. an d thP advanecd class will commencr a1 11 ;~ rn . Fo r adulls. the beginners class will begin at 6 p m . followe d ily the inter med ia te cla ssPs at 7 and H p. m . a nd thr ad\' anced cl;r ss at 9 o.m. Tea chi ng th e- c lasses will be Jay AldPr, a sumnwr instru r tor and pl ayer for t he Queen Cit y Racquet Club in Ci11cinnatL The fee for !h e classes is $25 for two weeks and $lo for one week. Pre-registration will be held at Krodel Park on Monrla y For morf' i nformat i on. stop by thP ca mpgrou nd or cal~ M <:tr~' at SUMMER SALE 67~J-1 Oti!l. OVER 35 Tennis camp set for July 16 USED CARS AND TRUCKS IN STOCK I NO AUCTION CARS! I j MOST LOCAL TRADES ATHENS l:tel~l•1!1 CARS Fri. til I PJ1. Jhur. til 7 P.... • "THE HAPPY HONDA PEOPLE" 810 E. State (614) 594-8555 I C July 16, 1990 Poinl Pleasant P&R Lo offer lennis camp WOMEN'S tl S PJI. ~imts- ~entinel Section Junior tennis camp Augu.~l 12 IGGS St. Rt. 7 BANKS CONSTRUCTION $ 1987 Dodge Aries .................. S4695 kettles or let the authorll ics handl r thematter. Itwasagreea hie to al l that th is was the w ise course. Pl yma le and Coffman even t ried to fin d the r ight ful owners of the kettle that w as recoverPd GALLIPOLIS - The Ga llipolis Racquet Cl ub will offer a 10-hour tennis ca m p f or j uni or s and a dulls beginning M ond ay .July 16 at the Club. loca ted on 710 Fi r st Ave. Partiripants may choose t o attend either th e m orn in g t9 -IJ a m. i or the e~enln g t6-8 p.m.l sess ion s, or both, if spac e a~ailailility pe r mits. The fee i s $50, with a $5 discoun t for those who pre-reg ister by Friday. July 13. There Is also a $5 per-person disco unt for family groups of two or mo re. Those w ho do not pre-register should r eport to the Club on July 16 at 8:30 a.m. All pa rt ic ipant s will receive In struct ion on pre-tennis skills, fo reha nd. b ackhand , ground strok es, serve, volley, specialty sho is. ru les and scori ng, singles and doubles p lay, and ment al tough ness. ln addit ion. par ticipan ts w ill receive a campT-s hlrt, m at eria ls for devel opment of sk ills, prizes fo r competitions winners and discounts on private lessons. For m ore i nformation. cont ac t Chip Haggerty at 446-7677. Sciascia. Ai ter an mtleld oul. Juan Sam uel hit a bouncer to seco nd baseman RyneSa ndberg. who booted the bail for an error an d Murray scor ed the unearned run to make 11 4-0. H arri s and Gib son opened thP eig ht it innin g with b ack to- bark sing les, and Daniels follow ed with hi s J:lth homer i nto the basket tn f ront of the left- field blt?achPrs. Th e Cubs hit s were ail si ng les by A ndre Dawson. an Infield h i t i ~ the 'our th innmg . and back -t ob ark base hits by Luis Sa laza r and Domingo Ramos in the SPVPnt h. Mills, Lynch dropped from U.S. team By KEITH DRUM UP I College B.,ketball Writer DUR HAM . N.C. i UPl i Cuards Chris Mills of Arizona and Kevin Lynch of Minnesota were dropped Sat urday f rom the U.S. nat ional men's basketball tha t will play in the Goodwil l Ca mPs later this month. Th e cuts of M i lls, a 6-6 sophomore who sa t out last season after tran sferring f rom K en tu cky. and 6-5 senior Lynch reduced the r os ter to H . one unrter the limit for th e Goodwil l Ga mes but st il l two above the lim l l for the Wor ld Champ ionsh ips in A ugu st. U.S . coac h M ike K rzyzew sk i of Duke said the remaining 14 players would be available for the Goodw ill Gam es. whi ch open .Ju ly 2~ in Seattl e. T wo would then have to be dropped fo r the World Champion ships, which are Aug. 8-!9 in Argentina "I am very plea sed with the at tit od e and the coopera tion that thi s team has di splayed," K rzyzewsk i sa id_ " Th e players ca n now focu s on developing Into a tea m . no! on making the team. We f elt we needed to get that done bf>forc we could have a good focu s through the Goodwill Games." T he remaining 14 are K enny Anderson of Georgia Tech, Todd Da y and Lee May berry ol Arkan sas . Chr is GatUng of Old Domin lon . Christian Laettner and Bobby Hu r ley of Duke, Alonzo Mou r ning of Georgetown , Billy Owe ns of Syracuse, Mark Randall of Kansas , Chris Smith of Co nnecticut, Doug Smith of Missouri , Bryant Stith of VIrginia, Clarence Weathers poon of Southern Mississippi and Henry Williams ol NC -Charlotte. The cuts of M i lls and Lynch were not a surprise. Though both had performed well In practices, they were behind Owens, Day and Sllth as swlngmen. RHUBARB IN FENWAY - Boston m anager ,Joe Morgan (35) argues with home plat e umpire Jim Evans (left) ahoul halls and strikes as Red Sox catcher Tony Pena restrains pitcher RogPr Clemens (far · right) during the llrsl game of Saturday's doubleheader against the visiting Kansas Cit y Royab, who won 2-1. I UP! I In Tour de France, Breukink, LeMond close gap on leader Chiappucci ST. ETI ENNE. France tUP l i - Greg LeM ond and Eric Bre uk ink closed thr gap on over all lea df'r Claudio Ch iapp ucci in thr 77 t h Tour d(' F'ranc·p w! 1h a 27 -mill? brpa kawa _ \ ' i n the swe ltering ht~i-:1 1 of Sat urday's 1.1th srag(' f rom Villard de L ans to St Etie nne. Edu ardo Chozas of Spain won th p Y.'J.rnih.·.._ s tage. edg ing Breukink in a sprin t fini sh aflf'r th ree hours. 20 minutes. 12 secon ds . But by succeed ing in the brPak fr om thf' pal'k . Breuk ink of Holland movPcl in to sf't'O nd pliH'P overal l. wi thin two min utrs. two srro nd s of thf' It alian leader LeMond finished the cl ay i n thtrd pla ce. at 2:34. The five-man bn:akaw ay group rodr .11 an average pace of near ly 28 mph desprtr tw o cltmb.s In punishing humidity and sun shtne that hrought mid -a ft ernoo n tempera tures to 107 degre es . " What a day . I never experienced th iS kind ol heat before, " Q w zas sa id . "I was surpmed by the brutal surge fr om Breukink an d LeMond f rom behind . Fort un at ely. I was ab le to keep up with them and stay i n th eir wake ." The furious- paced brea k was led by Amrn can two-t ime winner L eMond. anxiOus to pick up trme on Ch iappu cci and i nc r ease his lrari ovrr ot hr r ri va l s. pr inci pa l ly Pedro Dr lgado of Spain . LeM ond had been riding we ll i n the Alp s stagrs but finished a di sa ppointi ng f if th in Th ur sda)·'s mount ain !!m e trial. 56 sPcond s IJPhind B rrukink and slower than Delgado . LeMond. too spent to joi n the sp nnt ftnt sh. p laced fift h in the stage. behind Am crtcan A nd )· Hampst en and It al ia n Roberto Conti. All 111'1' flr.i shed in th e sa m e tim e. But the defending c hampt on gained 4 o.1 on Chlappucc t. and 30 secon ds on Delgado "I hope it was worth al l th at work. · LrMnnci sa id. At the end of the stage. Chiappucc i 's lca cl seemed fragile . As le ad er. he was sub;cct to a lot fr om CLOSING IN The Netherlands' Eric BreuklDk 1right) and America's Grec LeMond close In on leader Claudio Chlappuccl of Italy during the 13th stage of the Tour de France " From the start. rvrryone wa s against me. " he 'aid " I co uldn 't keep up with the lead gr oup. I'm cli sarpoin trrl abo ut havin g lost so muc h time. but thl' To ur dr Fra nce isn' t over . The lea dfrs arr battling amo ng themsr lves." l.PM ond s Z sq uad teamma te. Fre nchma n Ronan Pensec. w ho had held the overa ll lead for two dav s had a chance to r ecapture the yel low jer.se" on a poor dav for Chiappuc c i. But Pensec fel l to fourt h pla ce overall a fter finishing 7: 47 behtnd the Je,Jdcrs. and appeared to drop out of ron1f'n tion . LeMond had bern brlicvrd to be hold ing back whilr Pen sec was lead ing to .woid a move cos ting his te am the ye llow jersey Apparently freed from that obligation. L eMond rode with aband on in Saturda~, ·s stage. Delgado, who closed tt r gap on the breakaway gro up near the end of th e stage to limit the damage, rema in ed in fifth p lace overa ll, at 4 39. with It aly's Gianni Bugno sixt h. at 6:25. Among other possi ble con tenders. Spai n's Marino Lcj are1ta wa s in seven th place, 8: ?:.1 behind. wi th Mexican Rau l Alcala eighth at 9· 00 and Hampsten in ninth place . at 9:05 A big questio n a frcr Sat urday's stage Is whether thr leader s of th f' chargC' ca n recover to r ide we ll tn the fo llowing stages. T he 14th stage Su ndav i s 127 miles from Le Puy en VP iav to Millau in thr Ma ss if Cen tra l mountain ra nge , · with four mocler at£' cl im bs and two difficu lt ones The length of the stagr and the c lim bs may wear on somr riders. although th e wralher was ex pected to be sli g htly coo!Pr, w ith a cha nce of aftC'rnoon show Prs. Forccastl'f s W4'rP prPclirt ing a tPmprra turp of 7~ df•gn•es for lhP st<Ht. ris ing In 91 in mid -a ftt•r noon . Tht• field now to ta ls 16l-! of an origina l1 9H riders, wit h thP wit hdrawa ls Sat urday of ~a s t (;Prman Uwe Ampler and 0 1hmar Hafl iger of Sw i tzer land . Saturday as the pair pass through Saint Ellenoo, France. Breuldnk Is shown In second, while LeMond Is In third . ( UPI) �July 15, 1990 Page-C-2- Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . this rtass because thp~· are good f>eople and good st ud ents. and with time and a lot of hard work. ihey will become a good cla ss. ~asketb a ll - wJS e. · · The 6-3 Brown awragc'll 13.9 Points, seven rPbound s a nd fou r ~s is ts per gam e during his sen io r year with the Cavalier s of Napoleon Cross . Also during his final campaign, he was named the team's most va l uable player, was placed on t he first team. Ali-Ohio Ca pita l Con ference and fi rs t team, Southeast District. His best game of the season was played in December 1989 agai nst Co lumbus Whitehall. in which he scored 23 points. He was also a m ember of t he sc hool' s t rack team . Brown sai d he was a t rractrd to Rio Grand e because of it s fac ili · ties and programs and It s near · ness to home. He plans to major in business at Rio Gra nde. He is the son of Cliffo r d and Rosaia Brown of Chill icothe Curtis. 6 2. overagl'd 19 J poin ts . 11.8 rebo unds and 3.4 assists per gamp in his senior year for th e Minutemen of Robert Ream. At the end of the sraso n. he was namE>d to th e All -Akron Suburb an Lcag ur team and Dis trict t [I first team In addi tion. he wa s named lh(' AS L 's leading scorer and rr bounder and was a rf' Clpient of the L' S. Marine Corps Dis lln - The son of David and F: lainP Cur ti s of Akron, his best game of his sen ior yt_•ar was played last February, where he scored 30 points and 18 boards against Akron Field He participated tn high and long jumps In t ra ck during his junior year a nd was a four -year membf'f of his school's stud en t counciL Cu r L, who pla ns to major in seco ndary educarion . sa id hew as attracted 10 Rio Grande beca use of its educa tion program. which had been highly recommended to him bv his teacher s at Keverr "T he basketball program Just speak s for It se lf." Curti s sat d. "The coac hPs told me y ou c ou ldn't find a brtte r coac h th <Hl John L awhorn , and it s feel s good to know th at. " Meade. who played for Da1·e Young's Green Devils at 1\o rt h Adam s. averaged 10 pmnts. 10 rebo und s and sf'vrn block rcl shots J)f' r ga me as a sen ior . HP sco r ed a eart'er high of 2B point s last Febru ary in a game ag ain st Manchester MeadC' said hr becamP 1ntrr e s ted in R to Gra nde after at tend gui s hf'd Al hlrtr Award Midwestern A thletic Conference as a j unior and senior and first team . A ll -Dtstric t at the end of his senior cam paign . In ad dition . he wa s a member of his sc hool' s baseball team . "I'm familiar with the uptempo sty le of play at Rio Grande. which is a sty l e I like to play," Schroer said 1n explain ing his deci sio n to attend the sou· theaster n Ohio campu s He Is presently undecided on a major at Rio Grande. He is the son of Lee and G lo ria Sc hroer of New Knoxville. St apleton . who averagc'll 24 9 point s. 12.:-J rebounds and fou r assi sts per game as a senio r for Jim Heiser 's Vik ings, wa s the M iami Vallev Co nference Player ing Lawhorn' s summer basket ball camp. and was impressed by the facilities and programs. The son of Denton and Lottie Meade of Sea man , he plan s to major i n educa tion . Monroe. 6-0. is Portsmouth East 's all -tim e leading scorer, ca ppin g off a senior career with an average of 22 point s, 3.6 r ebound s and 4.4 assists per gam e. He fini shed his high sc hool eff orl s with 1.356 career point s and was named the Southern Ohio Co nference Play er of the Yea r for 1989-90 In add ition, he was fir st team. Ail -Dist r ict for the pas l!wo year s and received special mention. Ail -State as a player for Rick Hopk ins' Tartans . His b est ga me of hi s sen ior season was played aga i ns t Lucasville Valle)·. w here he tallied 38 points . Monroe·s o ther athletic pu r sui1 s tn high sc hool included ba sebal l. tPnnis and goU ·1 c hosP 10 ailend Rio Gra nd e m .:li nly bf'causr i l's closp t o homf' a nd it s academ ic programs fit m r . · hr said ThC' son ot \\1 altc r and .lf'annie Monr oe of Scio to· v i llr. hr- tcntati\"ely plan s to m~1 jo r in ('ducat ion . Schroer . 6-0. is a graduate o! the basketball progr am tnit i ated at New Knoxvil!f' by a RPdmen al umnu s. KPnt WoUt'. who played for Lawhorn in 1982-86 . Sc hroe r ave raged 21 points. 10 rebound s and five assi sts in hi s sr nto r yrar with the Rangers. r (•sulting i n his rec e1ving speci al m ention. Al l-State Hi s other honors mrludr fir·st tea m . All· CIJ\CINNATI tUPI I - Tom Browning won his due l wit h NL victo ry king Frank Viola, and Randy M yer s shu t down hi s form er tea mma tes out of the bullpen for the second straight n lght . Browning, 9 5, re ti red the first 12 New York Met s' bailer s and Myers pitched the final one and two-third innings Friday night to nail down a 4-2 Cin cinn ati Reds' victory for his lee ue- high 19th save. Viola, 13-4, struggled all the way and lasted j us t f i ve innin gs. "I made up my m ind to go ou t there and pitch m y ga m e, be aggressive ," Browning sa id . " 1 wa s tentative m Philadelph ia 1where he fail ed tu hold a 3-0 lead and las ted ju st fi ve innings ! and 1 knew I had to throw stri kes aga inst th e Me ts. who are a disciplin ed team ." Myers retired f ive of the stx batters he laced to preserve th e vic tory , as he did in the second gam e of a Thu rs day night double hea der . Brownin g gave up si x hits over seven and one-third innin gs and Myers yielded one hi!. "The Mets know how 1 p tlch and they 'r C' a cl ub .vou can"t arford to mak e mistakes on. " Mye rs said. "They ·,.,, just anot her team to mr . I ju st go out there and try to gl't them out lik e any ot hf' r club. bec au se th at' s my job." R eds man ager Lou Ptniella disagreed with :-.ly er s. ·'I think he 's pumped up for the Low rates on life insurance for children The Junior Protector plan gua rantees your children lifetime in surance coverage S5,000 pro tection costs only $18 per year . One of the MODERN WOODMEN SOLUTIONS ~~~ NEll MOlliSON A fR.O, Jl ll.r-.AL llfl IN'>UR,-,N( [ SO C ilT Y P.O. lox 3461 HO M.l O ffl (l • ROCK l'ilAND IL LINQ I::O Sunday Times- Sentinel- Page- C -3 Browning outduels Viola in Reds' 4-2 victory over Mets of the Year for 1989-90. He was a member of the MVC' s first team as a juni or and sen ior and made t he UP! All-State second team . In addition, he wa s named Butler Count y's leading scorer and rebounder, was picked for the Bu tl er Co unt y first team and the Grea ter Cinc i nn ati Area fir st team . Stapleton broke 1,000 career points ln his senior year and had his best gam e - 47 points aga inst Preble Shawnee l ast January T he six recruits will join a numbe r of r eturnin g Redmen veteran s thi s fail. The Rio m en open the new season on Nov . 13 at ho m e against K e ntu c k y Christi an. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . Myers gets 19th save Redmen sign six basketball players for 1990-91 season RIO GRANDE - Six high school basketball athl etes will loin the ranks of the Universlt v of Rio Grande men 's basketball team when it gears for t he 1990-91 season. The new recruits incl ud e Clif· ford Brown Jr., a utilit y player for Chillicothe High Sc hool; Jason Curtis. a forward lor Revere High School. Akron; Rob Meade, a center lor North Adams High School, Seaman; Kevin Monroe, a guard for Portsmouth East High School; K y le Sc hroer , a guard for New Knoxville H1gh School; and Paul Stapleton. a center for New Miami High School. Hamilton . "These are kids who will be good players down the road ... sa id John Lawhorn. enter i ng his lith season as coach of the ftedmen. remarked. " We like Pomeroy July 15. 1990 Rio Grnndo, OH. 45674 Ph. 1614)245-931~ liFE • ANNUITIES • IRA'S • FRATERNAl PROGRAMS M ets because hP ha s something to prove aga inst them ," Piniel la said . "The adrl'naiin ha s to be flowing for him against them." M yers was traded to the Reds for closer John Franco in the offseason. The M ets were more impressed by Browning. ' 'He pitc hes fast and moves the ball ali over the place," 1\ew York m anager Bud Harrel son sa id "Until the eighth inning he was pretty much in control, then It looked like he go! ti red ." ··we were be ing over · aggressive , not la ying off BrownIng ' s f irst pit ch." sa id Tim Teufel of the Mets . " We ju st weren't self'Ctive to night and he was throwi ng the bali very welL" Th e Reds threatened In the firs t two innings , strandin g fiv P men on base against VIola. Th ey broke through for a run in the fourth wh en Barry Larkin singled home Mariano Duncan for a 1 0 lead . Cincinnati added three runs on l our hi ts in th l' fif th , with Duncan hitting an RBI double, JoeO i il'cr an RBI grounder and Du nc an cr oss in g the plate on a w ild pitch for a 4-0 lead . Da rr yl St rawbrrT\' bro kr Brown ing' s shu tou t •vith a solo homer i n the .spventh inning, his 2.1rd After do uble s by K ev i n El ster and Dave Magadan p r o du ced th f' srco nd I\ew York run in the eighth. Myf'rs was sum mon ed from the bulip!•n to retire Howa r d Johnson and Teuf el to Pnd t hr inning. Elsrv:he re in the l'\ational Leagu e. Philadelph ia downed Hou ston 4-2, Lo s Ange les topped Ch icago 5-2 ; Pittsburgh downed San Di ego San Francisco rtdd ied St. Louis 6-1 an d Mont re al and Atlan ta was postpon£'d v rain. l'hlllies 4, .\stros 2 - Dickil' T hon bplted two homers Friday night, lea ding the Philadelphia Philiies to a 4-2 victory over th e Hous ton Astros and helpin g rookie pitcher Jo se DeJesus pick up h is first major-league victory. Than. who In 1983, hit 20 home ru ns and drove in 79 run s with the As tros almost had his car ee r ended by a Torrez pil ch six games into the '8l cam paign . He wa s diagnosed as having a frac ture of his te mple and swPlling in hi s eye impaired his vi sion. He mi ssed the entirP 19R4 seaso rt and h ad been used prim arily as J platoon player with Houston and Sa n Diego before he wa s acquired by the Phil li es l ast year. He led N L short stops with 15 hom er s and drov(' in 60 runs l as t vea r but had slruggled at thr p latr so ra r th is yrar · "T hon i s a pull h itt L•r," ' sJ id LPyva. ·· 1 th ink h e h <.~ s been tr~· in g to J::! O to right too muc h. I to ld our hittlng instructor Den is Mr nkr. that I ~, ·an t ed to SPI ' him pu ll thr bali." ThJt 's f'xactly what th(' <;hun s top did F'rid ay night, turning on tw o pit ches and lau nching them into the left field stands for hi s third and fourth homers of the n. a ba11Cr and not ju st worrv ahout throw i ng str ik es. I told · him I thought hr was try ing to be too fine and that he shou ld ju st air it out. ·· De,l f' sus ag r eed that the advice helped . "My problem has been that I wanted t o be a finesse pitcher and not walk anyone," said DeJesus. " He !Leyva! told me 1 had a good enough fastball and that I .s hould I" " let it go." Mike Sco tt . 6-9. gave up four r uns and fi ve hits in seven in nings in absorbi ng t he loss. striking o u t se ven and walking three. The Ph il li es took a 2-0 lead 1n the second . R ickl· .Jord an sing lerl wi th one ou t and onr: ou1 lat rr . T hon bla sted a Scott fa stballovl'r Sl'<i S On · ·J wJ s tr yi ng t o hit down on th P ball. " sa id Thon , 'bu t I got a good pitch and was able to get it go ing I'v e been play ing more thts yea r and the more I play. the better I f eel at the plate.lt makes it easiPr to adjus t." De.Jesus. 1-2, picked up his fir st wln, allowing two runs, and four hits O\'L'r eig ht innings . DeJesus, I 2. was reca ll ed from th e min or l eague last month after coming over in a tra de wit h Ka nsas City earlier i n the year . Da r rel l Ak erfeld s reco rd ed two out s in thf' ni nth for his sr cond sa\·e · 'ThC' r ap on OpJ psu s has a I wa ys bPf'n hi s lack of control.· · sa id Lcvv a. ··wh en y·ou·ve bern told that you start thinking about ju st throwin g s trike s But therP ar e t imrs " 'hen you nepd to work White Sox ... !Con tin ued f r om C- 21 ball -c at chin g ins tinct s. brrau sp th f' I ndians didn ' t ha\·p anvbod y r lsr · Car1rr had a rrp u l<'ltion o f getting tO RBI in 1wu game s, then non f' i n the nrxt 10. Or drt \·ing m run s whpn thf' g amr wa s out o f hand Hr start C'd w('!J 1n San Di('g o hut !at r l.r ha s bPrn in a slump. The Pactrr . . . t hL' baseball sav s. don'! play i<•am baseball 1·erv the lett -field wa iL T hon' s second homer or 1he · game. and fou rth of th e ,-ear in the seve nlh . gave th e Ph lilies a · 4 1 lead . Dodgers 5, Cubs 2 A1 Chic ago. pinch-hitter St an Ja vier delivered a tie-breaking single : and Kirk G ibson added a two-run double in the ninth inning to lead · Los Angeles and send Chicago to : it s llfth-s traight loss. J av ier was · battin g for Ramon Martinez. 10-4, who a llowed fi ve hits over · eight innings . Jay Howell pitched th(' n in th for h is s lxt h save. · Shawn Bo skle. 3-5, took the loss. Pirales 4, Padres 1 - At · Pitt sburgh. Doug Dra bek pi tched seve n inning s and Jo se (See NL on C-41 BIG BEND YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1990 SIGN UP DA YES July 14, 21 & 28 10 A.M. until Noon Pleasers Restaurant r 1198 West Main Street Pomeroy well Th<.~t doPsn' t makr them un l· qur in ba srball. Ju st a\·pragr. Further Information (an Be Obtained At That Time. SUMMER'S BEST SALE TO $1500 UNDER INVOICE SUNDAY PUZZLER UP Answer ACROSS JASON CURTIS KYLE SCHROER P.\UL ST.\PLET0:-1 White Sox may extend tradition of old uniforrns to rest of majors By RICHARD L. SHOOK LPI Sports Writ er Fnday·s Mush Baseball food for th ought. Tradition holding sway- Ba ck to the Future? M aybe ba sehall uniforms ought to look bark into the past Let' s hope ba se ball' s brass go t a good look at those spiffy new old uniforms the Ch icago White Sox wore Wed nesday in thetr makeup game with Milwaukrr at Com i.s · key Park . An old style m ade to look new . the uniforms com bi ned the bes t of both eras You had only to look outsidr thf' park . whf'rf' rPplica s of the skull hu ggmg short bill ed hats were go in g for S3!l - and being bought - to know how th e idra went over Chtcago should appeal to the leagtJe to let it wear the uniform s rhr remainder of t he season . It is Sl' 'itching next season back to the sty le It wore in the late 1950s . The popularit\ of such movies as Field of Drea m s' helped public awareness of !he o ld er White Sox uniforms Baseba l l is a sparr stPI?JX'd in tradition anywa~· What better way than uniforms to capita ]iz(l on that and get a~<· ay from th ose softb all stv le Jerseys that were so popular 1n the 1970s and 19ROs . You c an bet thP markrting people noticed tho sl:' uniform s That m ean s morP may fol low . Take the walk - Ke,·in Mit c hell has some ad,·t ce l or Cecil Fielder- " la ke thr walk . " " He' s doing e\·en·t h ing I wa s." San Francisco left field Mit c hel l Said at th e All Sta r gam e of the Detroit first baseman . " E1·erv lltlng he hits is out. .. M i tc hel l ha d 31 home run s at l)te All Sta r break i n 19H9. morr .than am · of his previous whole Lyne Center gym, pool schedules . RIO GRA~DE- The schedul e of events for the comi ng week at Lvne Center is as foUows: .· Gym schedule · Sunday - CLOSED : Monday - CLOSED : Tuesday - CLOSE D · Wednesday - CLOSED ; · Tbunday- CLOSE D : : Friday 6-8 p.m .. ope n recreation : ·SaJurday - CLOSED ; :Sunday , July 22 - CLOSED srason s. f tf'ldpr hC~ s d unf' tht' samf> hitt i ng 28. "T hel' 'r r go mg to pitch him diffrren ti)." Mitchell prrdict r d of what will happen to Fi elder in th e second half. "He's rr al11· no t going to get anything to hit They 'd ralhl'r pit c h to th e man behind him. especially \Vith thr bases empt y. " So he's go t to tak e the walk . A wa lk will help h1s team. too ··rrs th P silmf' thin g D u st y Baker told me Take th e wa lk T he man bf'hind y ou ha s go t to pic k YOU up ... !\1cKeon lrad e~ joh~ - You wondrr how r vf'n a high ·f'nP rg-:. pt'rson likr JJck :\1d\.eon c ou ld h J.\'P tried to du rw u jobs fo r so long Ct•rtainly he had som ebod .' to do th r paperwork and keep up on the general managrr· s po s1t1on with San Diego v-.h ilP hi' de\"Oll'd most of his lime to managin g thP Padrrs But m a naging is a full ·ttnw occupa tion i n it se lf . Y ou wor n · and fret PVPn- minutP of l'n' n · da .v abou t t hings o\·er w hich _ \·ou really have no control - th r performance of player s. The grea t managPrs arP il .., m uch psyc ho log Ls ts as ilnvthing S t ra tegy is somPthing that takr~o, care of itsel f during games M anipul at in g !he medta. pres en tln g a publiC Image, has b~come a big part of mana ging today . The good manager s tr~· to gC't their play er s in posi tions whrrr rh ey.· have the best c hanc P of succeeding. Wh ic h 1s wh\ pia - toon 1ng 1.., 'lU f'ffrc tl \"(' ,\ l l thi s co n su m r~ \O mu ch ol th r m ana ger"\ ti mr hr does n t have time to do thPG:vt "s job t on Thr G:vl ts co n.<:. tanth on lh(' phonP with his counterpart s on ot iH'r trams, \l'a nningthe waiH'r w ire. reading papers from out of town. ca ll ing sc outs. dealing with agent s. talking to h1s own min or l cagur people and v ariuu \ " " so r!Pd ot her c hores [\"en with skilled hr lp. it ·.., su r pris;n g a m·one would wJn t both jobs .Ju st as surpns tn g a n_vonr v.·o uld ask a not hr r pf'r son to do 11 And lor on(' s <.~l a n · . t oo lh r Padr e~ o \· er ra l ed'~ S pq_' rc~l baseball (X'DplP h< HT \ Uggrs tr d Ia t e l~ t he Padrr s wrn ' b\ u\ talrn i on •r rs timated Are her s Thr' ~ <J .\ S;1n J)ipgo ha.., .1 bunc h of uH..Ii·:idual p layrr s. no! tea m pla _ ,·r rs. T!1 r two m os t r it r d 1n th r ld! tt'l r ;;~t r g or _, . arr J dr k Clark anrl.J or Can er thP tw o mus t o ftl'n mC' n t io m.'d i n tra dr rum o r s J\ \\"f' ll Cl ark . th ry sa_, .. sw tngs fr om th r hf'f' ls w1th rw·n · hack hl' tdk rs . Ba .sp•., rrn pt\'. ba ses full \" om' ou t, o nP ou t or tw o out ,\h cad. behind or tied . Th e Padre s !el l 1n IO\C with Ca rtrr" s numbf>r s in CIP\ "Pland , wh r rr he v.·as wh;!t passed f or th C' I ndian s· ofiPn s(' T hr Padre .., f ig urPd hP m1ght f'\"Pn 1mpro,·c v.:it h be tt C' r hittr rs around h1m T hry o\ ·rrlook rd thr !a r t hr pld\·rd cr ntr'r i11 Cl f'\ t> lcmd. i n spi tf' of a .<.o-su arm and a\·r ra ge !See WHITE SOX on C-31 \~ ·a t e !!VIm : Tbunday - !JJOW1lla4l- • 23 Calm 24 Cont amer s 26 28 29 30 Annoys , wo rnes Seesaws Harem room 32 L t~Jed Wtlty remarks 33 Pleat 34 '"Brother - ·· 35 Soaks, as II a. . 37 Dampen s 39 Corrode 40 Caud al 92 Otsdam 95 Gather 4 - 98 Reckles s; 6 ·· - law·· tmprudent 99 Regular; natural 101 Summon together t03 Cook slowly 104 Play segment 105 Concept 106 Charles · Pnncess 107 Ele vator stgn 108 Scorch I tO Baseball stat 1 I 1 Ol d pronoun t 12 War god 113 " West - Story ·· 115 Faroe Islands co ndtltoner 7 Pnest's vestment 8 Frame of mmd 9 ·· rorn - Two L011ers 10 Small ft sh II Separa te 12 Those holdtng 13 14 15 16 o ff tee Neon symbol Pay attention Sk il l C hangtng dnectton 17 Madd en 16 Btrds ' homes Garfunkel 88 "T he Great - ·· 89 Early morn 92 Dallas un1 v 93 94 96 97 100 116 Shade trees 11 6 Allowan ce for 126 Smgtng bt rd 33 46 Seed coattng 4 7 ··- Wtlt"l the 127 Chmese pagod as Men · 58 Friel o l 59 Solrcrtude 60 Landon 10 6 2 Htgh mountam 64 " HIQh - .. 66A . 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Tnil Frt: e I AOO 158 6814 SALE . 1 ~ t .r•.; _ New 1990 Nissan Senlra XE • ., 1·' --·--- 149 UndercooM:ed • WE BILL MEDICARE & OTHER INSURANCE F0A YOU S4 11(1 ~~ ~' Sler eo . sl1d1 ng 1ea1 w1nd ow Str ip es j • ADULT DIAPERS ; LIFT CHAIRS • UNOEAPADS (CHUXSI • WALKERS • BEDSIDE COMMODES • OIABETlC SUPPLIES • PATIENT LIFTS • OS'rOMY UNDER INVOICE ~ "Complete Medical Equipment For Home Use" • HOME OXYGEN • WHE!:LCHAIAS •liOS?ITAL BEDS • SHOWER STOOlS 500 New 1990 Nissan Senlra XE rhythmically 72 Sparkle: glttter 74 76 77 79 83 -i: New 1990 Dodge Dakota 109 Chess ptece 112 Fru1l drink s 113 Narrow , flat 4 I Excavates 4 2 Ae1gn 44 M ore md tgent 48 PtnOCh le term SO Coptous , ample 52 At rplane part 53 Calctum symbol 55 Arrow 57 ··- Mt ce and $ -tI 102 Wading btrd !05 Press clothes 27 "Th1el ol - ·· 28 Labor 3 1 Traffic stgn Wtnd · SALE ..... s 10,934 Wtthered · - Lake ' Sun god 121 Mernly 124 Learnmg 126 Inven ted. tabrtcated 8 1t bed . VB. automati c. cassetle Advant age P acK I Dome Bone 114 Exertton of power - Sale"" 36 Wtnter vehtcle 38 Robert Vaughn ro le - I pronunc, ation 25 Walk 120 Smell I ~- 9t Om1t tram 23 Tr ade for money appendage ~ 90 ·· For - Only'· 1t9 - garde New 1990 Dodge Dakota PM*'~:· 87 Supplicat e whtrlwtnd 117 Disturbance 20 Sluggish New 1990 Dodge D-150 86 Carney and 5 Abound EQUIPMENT· SALES- RENTALS- REPAIRS THIRD & PINE ST. ·: Friday - 6-8 p.m ., open swim ;. Salurday -C LOSED ·sunday, July 22- CLOSED 14 Asy lum 19 Eagles· nests 2 1 - vera 22 Horse ·s neck ha1r Puzzlt' on Pagt> B-5 HOMECARE MEDICAL SUPPLY INC. 6 8 p .m , open ~lm 10 Wash cyc le 69 Sud sy brew •• ;. Pool schedule :; Sunday - CLOSED .; Monday- 6-8 p.m . , open swim : · Tueaday- 6-8 p.m . , open swim ;: wednesday - 6-8 p.m .. open 1 Halloween opt10n 6 Young sheep lo 992-2136 221 WEST SECOND POMEROY, OHIO MEMBER FDIC 985-3385 STATE ROUTE 7 TUPPERS PlAINS, OHIO cruise. wire wheel covers . oneowne1 87 Mazda Pickup SES 5 spe ed spoll wneet s st ereo $19 95 $2995 $3 995 ~~o~!Y~~~~er~~ndance low miles. one owner 86 Pontiac Fiero Aulomaiic . air . casselle . $4 995 $59 9-5 sun rool. power windows .. 88 Mazda 626 LX Aulomatic . air , pow er everything !~/~~. a::,~!. air . fu ll power . $1 0I 995 . �Page- C-4-Sunday Times-Sentinel July 15, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . July 15, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . With MacFarlane's two-RBI single, AL Contests••• Kansas City posts 5-3 win over Boston By United Press Inwrnatlonal Mike McFarlane was cr ying lor h e lp: He ha d s truc k out leeb1ly h1s ft rst tw o ti mes at bat aga mst Mike Bodd ic ker an d he llad two str ikes aga ins t him . wi th the go -a hea d run a t th ird. when his co m rddP came t o tht• resc ue · Mac F ar la ne s tro ked a broken ba t , t wo- run single to snap a 2-2 tha t's what I was sw mging at a ll nig ht,· Mac farlane sa id "But . I guess. f have to g ive myself some cred it. " The loss was th e fift h st ra ight for the Red Sox, who e ntered tho game ti ed with Toront o fo r fir st place a top the American League East. The Red Sox s tranded 12 h11ter Danny Tarta bull snapped an 0 for 16 drought by· bell ing a sho t off the center -field wall. bu I lim ped to firs t fo r a single and lUting the Kansas Cit v Roy a ls to a 5-3 tri umph over thf· sl u.rnp lng 8os ton Red Sox . " lt di ed a hero:· sa id Mac Far Ja ne ol his crac ked bal. " H P i Boddicken had me be fuddl ed a ll nig ht The fi rs t two at -ba ts hr made mr look terri blf' and th f' firs t two swi ngs tof thP third a t ~ b a ll he mad<> me loo k ter ri ble. " With the score knotted 2·21n th e six th , Jim Eisp nreich str oked a -t wo-out sin gle a nd 'ito lP seco nd . Af ter Will ie Wilso n wal ked. both r unners m ovpd up on a wil d pit c h befo re M acFarlanr lmPd hb ha d to leave the ga me wll h , st rai ned le[t groin . Pi nc h ru nner (See AL on C-3) tn nin g. "It was a lu ckY win for th em ." sa id Bos ton rnonager J oe Mor gan . ··we had our c hances. sc,·cra l of the m ... To m Gordon, 61i. who had lost hb las t t~·o sta r ts . wor ked six innings. allowing two ru ns i:lnd J uly 21 at 1: 30 p.m. a t Cliffside Go U Co urse. wi ll be e ligible to plav in the ACS to ur narnPnt at the F tres tonP Go lf POME ROY -The fifth annual char ity go lf sc ramble for th e Me igs Co unt y Heart Associa tion wil l be held Thursday at the JayMa r Gol f Club. · A lunc h a nd calcutta will be at noon with a shotgun s tart a t I p.m . loUowed by an award di nner. Accord ing to Bob F reed who is heading up the s pecial srven h it s for thP wi n. Co urse in Akron fund ra iuer numerous bu sinesses GA LLI POLI S Cou nt ~ ' c h a ptl~r Tl1 e Gall ta ol thr Amer ica n Ca ncer Socict:. i ~ ~ po n sor in g its an nua l golf scram bl P Sa tur day. T he \\,. inner of thr tourname nt tog t hP r ." said Cord o n ''I t has n 't bl'f'n a hap py thing. Things were not go ing wr ll in th e firs t half ." Wilso n .s inglPd . stole seco nd The fee for members ts $~ 0 and for non-member s it is $50. ln d i· vi ct uals or businrsses looki ng to s ponsor a hole must pay a $100 fee. a nd sco rPd on Pa t Ta bl er"s RBI sing iP to mak e 11 :l -2 tn tlw ;~ Roya ls Pi gh th a gai ns t rr lirvPr cllUict· of a Dod ge D~·na<;t \ · . a ··J l r'<.'lli k1 • we jus t haw to pul l Par ti c ipa ti. tg go lf er s wh o sink ho le -1 n-u nP ma y h<J\ 'C the ir a FL•rd broken ba t smgle. Rob Mu rphr. Pu ntia c Cra nd Pr i x. "I was loo kin g for a curveba l l in th e other s trike zone becausr Tr a ilin g 2· 1. K an sas Cit y ti ed the ga m e in the f ourt h. Leadoff Thund('rhi rtl an Oldc.,m obi il' Llr have co ntribut e d to t he sc r amble. The entry fee is $50 and that i nc lud es gn •e n fee s. cartf~s .the mea ls. and all re fre shm ents. To rcg is! Pr. residents should c alli he rlub house. 992-6312 or Bob Fr eed a t 992 2044 by 5 p.m . on Wednes- GOLF SCRAMBLE - Completing plans fur th e charily golf scramble which will take place Thursda,y at the .Jay '\Jar Golf Club are Bob Freed, chairman, and Sandy IannareiU, president of the Meigs County Heart Association which will receive the proceeds. day . :\11 a rf'a golfers are we lcorn r tn pa rti c ipa te. Freed sa id . Turnptkc Ford of Ga llipolis has Cutl ass donatf'd a ra r for a hole in one on numbrr ni ne REJOICING LIFE CHURCH OF MIDDLEPORT NL games ... lift Pitt<burg h Lind . Hobby Bonill a. Barrv J1.o mb a nd Da nn Bi lar· 1 ' JULY 22-25 SUNDAY-WEDNESDAY dl'l lo enc h druv( ' in a run for t hP Jl i r·J t C'- . who . coupled with 1\" pw Yo r k's loss in Cinc inn ati. OJ)f'nf'd a two-ga m P !Pa d n vPr th e Met s i n The :'\a tiona l LPagur ~ast. DrJ tJck. 10 t struck out sevpn and w;Jlki 'd on£' in posti ng thP w i n. Stan & •l inda flnished up fo r hi ~ fo urt h sa n' Df'nn is Ras· mu sse n fpl\ to"i-6 Giants 6, Cardinal s I - At St. Loui s. Don Ro bins o n pitc hPd srvpn in ni ngs of four hit bal l and do ubled homC' th e winnin g ru n. lead ing Sa n Francisco to it s fllth straig ht wi n Jl'ff Rrantl Py pit c hr d ! hi ' fin al tw o innin gs fo r hi.'- 14 th s a~·P . St l. o ui ~ star ter DAILY SERVICE SCHEDULE 10 AM.- TEACHING SEMINAR 7 P.M.-HOLY RALLY I: 30 p.m . will hav r their c hoicr oil L-R 1 a Dodg1• Dyn asty, Pontiac Gra nd Prix, Ford Thund erbird or Oldsmobile Cutlass - if they sink a hole- in -onr . LOCATED IN SYRACUSE, OHIO ON RT. 124 GUEST SPEAKERS HOST PASTOR: MIKE PANGIO REV. JOHN POLN REV. DEAN LUNSFORD ALSO A SPECIAL YOUTH TENT MONDAY-WEDNESDAY 7 P.M. GUEST SPEAKER: ANGELA LUNSFORD E xpos-Brav es game postponed A t A tl anta, M ont r £' <:!1 e~n d :\t lan ta wrr P po.<> tpon(•d f ollow ing a 77- mi nuH' r ain dl' ia y an d will ma ke up th (• g£1ml' as pa r t of a t wi -ni ght ""JESUS-SAVES & HEALS" FOR MORE INFO & A FlYER CALL REJOICING LIFE CHURCH 614-992-6249 d uu bl e hea d pr THESE SPECIALLY MARKED VA LUES!! 1991 CHEVY S·10 EL PICKUP TRUCK Slock #T4207. Red hn,sh . 4 cy l1nder engone S speed transm,ss,on . oower brake s rad1a l l nes ra lly wheels & more Scoreboard ... Hy l'nlltd l'tl"'' ~ lnltr,..llnmJ ,\MERICM' U:A Gl'E L t'd liH ~ 6 37 $ W U 39.$U ·-·· .H U .5(10 I'"' 8o11ton Toronto flrllf land . Oelrolt .. Halllm on' Mllwa ulw p SPW \ ' orll. . .. u a .nt 3!J ~ 6 U ll ... 311 U .U 8 . .... .3\l H .3i6 ~ ~' 5 '~ 31 611 I II U .506 10 . ... .H H U ll I JI 1 H U 411.:1 H ..... .41 U Kan r.L'l 0! )' .. Simmons Discounts NOW 1 10,2.2.00 • ~ ·~ t_; I cl" ;('< 1 ' ·, ..,. 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Ltlull, niJhl Friday S port ~ fun•ctiOIW R_...ball Balllmon< - .o\cllval t d oulflf'lldl>r Phil I C'hMIOilf' - !'iiJ11U'd n'!' trh"tP d lfi"P a,~; o· nt forwa rd .lohnll.)' ~rwman fu a n olfpr sh Pt't )~ Lo~ 1\npl t~ . llou.t oil .6 H .)!J 1 \'t!UkH I, I : I ~ p . m Stock #4146 Black sapphrre blue PURCHASES CLARK'S BAT - John Sang (right) , salesman for Turnpike Ford of GalllJMllls. purcha."•d a '\lei Clark mode l bat, held by his son Brian, for $375 at the Bob Evans/ Arthritis Foundation Dr eam Week baseball game in June at th e University of Rio Grande. Clark (left), a residentoiWestColumbla, was a star outflelder for the Philadelphia Phlllles In the early 1954ls, finishing only two percentage points behind batting champion Stan Musial. St. Louis Cardinals first b!L...,man and Hall ol Farne r. In 1952. COLLISION TIME - That"s what's in effect, as New York Yankees SteV<' Sax (left) and J esse Barfield collide upon converging upon a short fly ball hit by the Chicago White Sox•s Scott Fletcher In the third Inning of Friday night's game In New York. which the Yankees won 3-2. (UPI ) Sat urday . eng 'lC Orioles, Twin ~ split twinhiU At Baltimore, Ph il Bra dley sm ashed a grand sla m a nd Ra ndy Milliga n bel te d two homer s to power Ba ltimore to an 8-5 win In the first game Ma rk Williamson, 6-1, earne d th e vie tory with two Innin gs of two-hit relief. J uan Berengue r, 6 2. s uf fered th e Joss . In the nigh tc ap, John Moses and Kent Hrbe k hit home runs to power Minnesota to a 3-1 victory and gain a spill of th e doubleheader. David West , 5-6, scattere d five hits ove r six and one-third Innings and Dave Johnson, 8 ~ 5, took the lo ss des pite givi ng up only four hits. Angels 2, Blue Jays 0 AI An aheim . Calif .. Jim Abbott tos sed a lour-hiller lor h!S first shutout ol th e se ason and Lance P arri sh delivered a two- r un hom er In the second innin g, car rying California . Abbott. 6-7, outdueled Todd Stottlemyre. who a lso threw a lour-hitter. Brewers 2, A's 0 At Oakla nd. Calif.. Mark Knudso n sc attered seven hils for hi s f1rs t ca reer s hu tou t and Dave Pa rker drove In both run s with a hom e run and a sa crifice fl y to lead Milwaukee. Knudson . 6-4, earne d his second complete game of the season . Dave Stewart. 11-8. went e ight innings. losln g his fourth in his las t si x ga mes Indians 13, Mariners 7 At Seattl e, Sand y Alomar drove in four run s and Tom Ca ndlotti pos te d his sixth win aga in st no losses on thl' road to power Cl eveland . Ca ndiolli. 10 1. we nt seven i nnings. allowing a run and fiv e hits. Mall Youn g fell to 3-10. (TURN RIGHT ON BRIDGEMAN ST . ENTER TME PARK. THE TENT IS LOCATED ON THE BACK BALL FIELD.) ;1nd losN JosP Dl'I .Pon . fi -H. gavP up rhret" r uns on sevl'n h it s R epresentin g th•· sponsoring automobile dealr r · s hips are IL-H J Mik<· -'iorthup of \"orris-Sorthup Dodge. Gn•g Smith of Smith-Bukk Ponti ac .John San g of Turnpik r Ford and Colin Saundt•r s of Gt• ne Johnson fh r \·rolr t. (Tim rs-Sr ntinr l photo 1 earned runs on fi ve hits i n a comple te-game effort Rangers 7, Tigers 6 At Detroit, Pete ln cav igli a's 1hree-run double in the seve nth inn ing snapped a 4-4 li e to c a rry Te xas. The victor y was the six th straight lor 1he Rangers . th eir long es t winnin g s trea k of the season. Texas starter Bobby Witt . 6-B. ea r ned the win . J erry Do n Glea ton, 1-2. suf fered the Joss TENT -CAMP MEETING Co ntin ued from C -J 1 lw d three hits to 1 Lind C \11 OF YO l!R CHOI CE - GoUt> " in till' annual .-\mrric an Cancrr Sod (' C y'~ goH sc r amhk a t Cliffs id l' Golf four.-o r. ~ l a c~ · d for Saturday a t Bill Peco ta a dva nced to third on Elsenre lch's double and scored the tying run on Wilson 's Inf ield hit . The Roya ls moved ahead 1-0 In th e second on Table r' s RBI single before Bos ton gra bbed th e lead with a pair of runs in the hottom olth e Inning. Dwi ght Evans and Mike Greenwe ll drew wa lks leading off the innin g. Tony Pena slapped an RBI singl e, s eorin~ Evan s to tie the game. Kevin Romine followed with a run -scoring single, moving Bos ton ahea d 2-1. Ea ch tea m turned th ree doubl e plays In the first five innings. El sewherP In the AmPri can Lea gue, Chi cago clipped New Yo rk 3-2. Texas tripped Detroit 7-6, Ba ltimore dumped Minne~ sota 8-5 In the first game of a doubl ehea de r but fell 3-1 to th e Twins In the ni ghtcap, California bla nked Toronto 2-0. Milwauk ee shutout Oakland 2-0, and Clevela nd clobbered Seattle 13~ 7 . White Sox 3, Yankees 2 At 1\ew York, Greg Hibbard . 7-5, and two relievers blanke d New York over the final fi ve innings and La nce Johnson drove in the winnin g run with a fif th-In ning sacrifice fly . Bobby Th igpen ga ined his 28th save Chuck Car y, 4-5, gave up two Golf scramble set ACS golf scramble for Thursday slated for July 21 baser unners i n th e co ntes t, i nelud ing at leas t one i n evrr y si x th-inni ng ti e Friday nig ht . (Conti nued from C -.J1 • II. Mlchul Nlchollloo, Mon-no Valley , Calli .. t.llevrokot MoR1Catlo, IUtl IG . .tat.k Sf'lltra, Slltl'lmento. C alli., Buic k R Ppl . IUit 17. MU!P Fr•neh, Canada. Oldwnoblle D•IUI 88. IU.JU Ill. St. .tunl!l Davis, Wf'll CoviM , Calif.. &dck Repl, tURB tt. Rl~k Scribner, OrufP\'ale, cam.. OlfVNiet lAmina, tUSt 10. MltW!Bit.ldqboUom. Callpallfa. Calif., Po.-lac Orand Prb,IU~R ,, .' �Page-C-6- Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis. Ohto July 15. 1990 Pomt Pleasant. W Va. July 15. 1990 Storms halt most of second round of women's U.S. Open championship By DAVID MOFFfl' UPI Sports \\'r ite DULUTH , Ga . I UP I I · Th un derstorrn s ca used three suspen sions totalin g six hours Frida v at the women 's US Open goU c hampi ons hip, preventin g nearly two-th irds of the 156player fie ld from completing the second round . F irst -round co-l eader Pattv Shee han, who post ed a r eco rd 6-under -par lili Thursday when the Ope n was dela yed twice by ra in , fin ally go t on the co urse at I.ISTE!'I]I;G TO DAD - WhUt• sizin g up her >hoi on the lOth hole, Vicki Goetze, the 17-year-oid "·unwn's amateu r champion, listens to somr advice from her lather, caddy Gregg Goetze, during Friday's second-round action in the women's U.S. Open In lluluth, Ga. (UPI) ....ff~ 7. 30 p.m . EDT Friday and played only three ho les before halted by darkness . She improved to 7 und er for the tournam en t. " I I wa s a marat hon _ I thin k I have to go home and go to bed ... Shee han sa id. As for 33 hole s Sat urd ay,· 'that's no big dea l. 1'11 be ready t o play.' · Th e ot her fir st-round coleader. 1986 Open c hampion J ane Geddes . completed her round over an 11 -hour period . She fel l i nt o third with a 2-over -74 for the day, putti ng her three strok es behmd Shee han . Colleen Wal ker. playing '" the sa m e threesome as Shee han. started with three stra ight bi r dies to cl imb i nto second p lace at 6-under. " II was j ust a tough dav . · Geddes sa id . ·'The co urse played t hree clubs longer on eve r y hoiP. f was doin g my bes t . frying l o stay patient . I'm glad fm done. Bel l SJ 1d 11 IA·as neC'essarv 10 Jdj usl t hl' Open format. pla yin g the thtrd round i n threesomE's ins w ad of twosom es as usua l and ha vi ng the groups st art off from both t he f irst and lOth tees. " We had a sim ilar situati on at Plai nfield tN .J.i in 1987," Be ll said. ·'W e had a terrific storm on Saturday and played th e fin al round on Monday _" Th ere were 24 go lfers on the course Thursday whPn th r first round wa s suspended until Frida v morning Among that group. th e on l:v onP who made a r un at th e lead wa s Caro line Kegg1. who birdied thr f inal ftrS\·round hole 10 post a o unde r -pa r 6'i . 13ut Kegg i was back to 2-under after play i ng the first l 'i ho les of th e second round i n 3-over Among other second -r ound fin ishers. Bet h Dan iel. Meg Mallon and Rosie Jones were at 2-under 142. defe nding champion Betsy King and 1hree -lime Open c hamp Hollis Stacy were l i ed atl43 and Pal Brad l ey wa s at 144 . " Thi s h a·s been very tiring." King sa td whi le wa iling out Frida y's third suspens ion . "It 's been a lon g, long day . 1 j ust h ope thw gs w ill clear up so we ca n get on v.: tt h thi s tourn ament.·· l~owr\·er. 1he wea t her forecast ra liPd for co ntinuing i nclemen r w(' a!hr r throu ~:.: h !h f' wrekend _ For Life Insurance, check with State Farm. • Perrnanent L; fe • Te'm L;fe. • Retirement. pens;on and group plans • Universal L;te L. ~ e d CAROU SNOWDEN Corner of Third Ave. & State~~ ­ Gallipali•, Oh. Phone 44b -47 ~0 Home 44b-4S 18 goon f1P•QflfXY S rarP Far,... ·S rhpre !o 1AH fAIM f(Jirw ays e nOL:gh to makr ,•ur l1""l 1< I~ <~'H• e rlulT't<My ,, 1 11, .. H<roon•rqlnr "0\ All Movie Rentals 99< PER DAY ~ hrm fA AIH Tt•nni"' s 1 Arm"' T ha iland defl•a tn l Sout h Korea .J-0 to win t he ei ghth Gh a far Cup at th e As i an nations' tenn is c ham pions hip i n Kuilla Lu mpu r. .. Eight h-seedf'd Susan K l in gen berg upsrt top seeded Su;an Sa bo fi-2 . 1-fi !i I to ad, anre to thr semiftna ls of the USTA ~a ll o nal ELECTRONICS Bob's Electronics UPPER ROUTE 7 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Amateur Clay Court wh e n"' s hr wi ll face un seP!led Corinn a Bode. who elimi nated 1\o 5 Pam Ctof fi. BACK ROOM llVS SONl , SOOO -· Ll~ ES l l'l'lTT - Seotl ~ ••rplank ol Edmond. Okla ., lin" ~ up a pull on thP HHh gr.-e n during Frida)·., -,rro nd - round action at tlw Bank of Boston Cl assic at the P l easant Valley Co untry Club In Sutton, Mass. Verplank l ed the second round with -7 und er par 68. I UPI ) Verplank shoots 68 for one-shot lead in Bank of Boston Classic SL: TTO:\. Mass 1 L PJ 1 - Scoll \'rrplank fin'd a sf'cond-rou nd .'l -undrr -p ar ~ Frida~: for a onf' •il rok e lea d ove r La rry Rinker i n lhP $900.000 fla nk of Boston Cla ssi c \ 'cr piJnk s thrrr -birdiP. nohogev ro und left h im at 7-under 13.\ after two rounds . Ri nker shot a 61 Fr idav for the seco nd bes t round of 1he da y. and stood at1 36 fo r the tou rn amen t. Mike Smit h. Steve Pa te . Brian Wa ll s. Bi ll Glasson. DA Weibring a nd fo rm er Pleasant Va l ley win ner John :vta haffry wPre two stro kes behind the leader Fifty-sPve n p la yr r~ v:erf' Smith at par -142 or bPfter . was thP first-round lea der after shootin g a 65 Thursday . Verpl ank sa id his ga me finally rou nded Into shape alter he had his medication adjusted for di abetes . He has suffered f rom the dIs ease for 17 years. Verp lank' s r ound also places him in a 36-hole lead for the fir st ti me since the 1988 Buick Open , the l ast of his two PGA Tour vi ctor ies. The former U.S. Ama teu r and NCAA c hampion won the 1985 Wester n Open as an amateur . Verpiank sa id he's not a player I who li kes play ing a shot or two off 1he lea d. " I like being ahead," he said . "T hat way 1 k now if I play as good as f can play, 1 got a pretty good chance of stayi ng ahead. If Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant. W. Va . Sunday Times-Sentinel Page C-7 Y, ORr-; S\\E_II;SON UPI Sports Writer EAST RUTHERFORD, 1\.J. tU Pit- M tchael Andreltl r eg islered th e fastes t lime F ri day 10 the opening qualifying sess ion for the Meadowland s Grand Pr ix. the midwa y point In t he CA RTPPG Indy ca r championship series. After two days of hea vy ra in. the fir st of two quamy ing sesslons was conducted on a cool afternoon with intermllt ent sunshine. yielding good t imes . Andretti completed his f as tes t lap in 38.297 seconds at an average speed of 114.401 mph to earn the provisiona l pole pos i tion pending Sat urday's seco nd sessi on . CART point leader R ick M ea r s cloc ked the second-fa stest lime, 113 .771 mph . and completed his fastes t lap In 38.509. Andretti developed m otor trouble shortly after clocking his best l ap and sat ou t th e last seven minulesw aiting toseei f anybody would catc h him . "We we re fort unatE' not to get bumped off th e le ad after th e motor brok e." he sa id _ " Th e la p 11 broke was my quickest lap . 1 br oke down two t urns fr om the end . " I almost hi t th e wall - thf' engine dumped a bunch of oil on m y rear t ires and I almost lost it .. Though the las t threP Frida ~ lea ders have maintained I he poiP position 1n Saturd ay's seco nd round of qualiliers . Andrellt wa s not conf ident. "Th e trac k was getting beller and better as the session wore on," he said . "It will be f aste r tomorrow . unfortunately .. Mears made big improvement s alter a morning practi ce sess ion to com e in secondfa stest. " We made some cha nges du r ing the session th at gave us a bit of a ga in," sa id M ears. " T he car is gettin g better ail the time. Th e car Is getti ng more con sis tent from t rack to track. which i s alw ays a good sign." Mears leads th e CA RT cham pionship rac e in point s but a BLOOMINGTON. l nd tG Pi t - Law r ence Funderburke. who qui! the Ind iana University basket ball program during hi s f res hman yea r l as t Dece mber, isn't say ing where he will be thi s f all His options ar e l im ited becau se he is still tied to a national leit er of Intent he signed with IU . He won' t return to St. Ca tha rln e Co lle ge in Spr in gfield, K y . where he enrol led last J anu ary. his allorney, Wi lliam Fl eck . sa id. F underbu rk e had con si dered re turn ing to I U for summer sc hool, hoping to comp lete a full year at lndtana a nd to ga in hi s r elease from the leiter of int en t. Howpv e r, David PricP of the Co llegia t e Comm tssi oners Associa tion sa id Funderbur ke cannot u se summ er school to q ua l ify for a year of residence at I U. He sa id the NCAA man ua l d efines a year of residence as two se mesters or three quarter s. excl udi ng sum mer school. F'IE'<'k claim s tht' ru le r efPrs ttl the school to which an at hiPII· tr ansfers. not to thP ori gi n;!! schoo l He said he f avors ftlln g sui t but has not been au th onzPd b\ F und erburk e to do so. Wi th a r etur n lo th e K enluek ,v junior coll ege apparent ly not an opti on, Fu nderbu rke has f ew c hoices l eft . On e wou ld be another ju nior co llege. If he does not co mplet e one -f ull year at IU or graduat e from a t wo-year junior col lege . he ca nnot alte nd anot her Divtsion I school wit hou t forf eit i ng two yea rs of eligibilit v . Such a forfeiture would leave him w i th onJ:,-· one yea r of eligibility . He co uld ret urn to I L thi s fall but. und er an NCAA rul e. wou ld not be eligible to play ba ske tba ll. Fl eck sa id 1U has the opt ton of releasi ng Funderburk e from the leller of intent but has not done number of dm·t•r< are rig hi un his hl' l'i s "T I1is ;, onl' ol the ti ght est rar·Ps wt' v" l' VPr had. " h•• sa id. ·; thin k it wi l l go r ight down to thP rn<l and lJP t he lightes t finish rver in term s of the number of driver s i n it Michael's father Mariu Andrelti was th ird wi th a 113.22 1 cloc k ing in :!K.696 seco nd s Elliott wins pole for Sunday~s MONRO F.. Wa sh - Bil l Ell ioll br oke his own four year -o ld trac k r ecord fr id ay In cia im the poll' posit ion for today's $100,o00 1\ASCAR Mo torcraf't :100 stock c ar rac e at Eve r green Spf'f'dway . Th e 1987 :\/\SCAR Win ston Cup champio n, who won this eve nt the sa mt• seaso n, l apped th e .ti4ti miie ova l at 23.651i seconds. 98 .309 mph Ill" ford Thund erbird. Elliot t' s old reco rd was 97.1i90 mph The exis ting standard, however. already had been broken when Elltoll took hiS two q ual ify ing lap s. NASCAR Winston Wes t Seri es championship leader Bi ll Sedgwi ck of Van Nuys. Ca l if., who 'll star t his Chev ro let Lum in a seco nd in toda y's 500 -Iap eve n 1. was c l ocked at 97 718 mph. And despite hav ing unofficia lly surp asse d the old standard dur ing t hr morn i ng ·s pract ice session, El l iot t wasn ., ce rtai n thE' speed would carry ove r in to the afternoon. " We were conc erned about a late quali fying time ... he sa id. " You never k now when somebody has squirted so me wat er on the track or som C'thing . You're a li tt le hesit ant when yo u go down in10 th e corner. And it w as a little hoTte r this afternoon .·· Ellioll h as ru n all f iv e pr ev ious Motorcra ft 500s bu t has finished on lv tw icc. Despi tc s ta rti ng on th C' polr for las 1year' s race, hE' was out NASCAR Motorcraft 500 after lR laps du e lo over heating. Third f as t in Fr id av·s time tr ia ls was Wins ton Wes t SP rir s rookiP M ike Chase of Bake~sfie l d. Ca lif .. Buick Regal, 97. 673 mph . Fo urth wa s four-time V\inston West Series Champio n Roy Smith of Ca nada. Ford Thunderbtrd. 97.013 mph. Thr ee-time and defe nding Motorcrafl 500 wi nner Chad Little of Spoka ne wa s f ifth, al so i n a Thunderbird . at 76 .920 mph Tod ay·s ra ce begins at 1:.10 p.m. 1PDTt ROBERT M. HOLLEY, M.D. FAMILY PRACTICE PAIN CONTROL CLINIC WEIGHT CONTROL - oFFICP; aouas Mondlly & f1JV$day Bruguera posts win in Swiss Open GSTA AD. Swi tzerland 1L:P i t - Span is h trpnager Ser gi Brugu Pra upset Pighlh- seeded Swiss Ma r c Rosse I ti .1. 7-o Sa turdav to rr ach th e final of the $300.000 Sw i ss Opf' n T (•n n i s c hampionsh ips flru gucr a w tll fa ce the htghrst sun·i,·ing sPed. \ o. ") M<~rtin J :li tr of ..-\rgrn tina. in !h e fin al on Su nd ~ l\" made "> hort shr ifl of l-i<.Jitian Ron ald Age nor i n !h(' orher sem ifinal. w innin g 7·5, 6-1 to boost hi s career r eco rd against Age nor to 4-L .Liitr reg ister in g th E' !E' nth ·fa stP.<..:t l i m e. Thou gh the ve hic le wa.> wrecked. he walked away from th e accide nt and was g iven rhr OK to continu e In his back -up r·ar · f wt sh mv dad l uck." said Michael ,· He iikrs thi s plac e." The sess1on was inwr rup ted by a red fl ag when .John A ndretti crashpd his c ar in to thP wa ll after 8:30 a.m, • 6:00 p:m. Bru guera. 19. took onP hour . 29 m inutes to dispatch Ro sser In the fir st se t. Rosse! was not as sha r p as in prev iou s mat ches. but the Swis s player rall ird in thr srco nd . Re lyi n~ on his boom ing srnf' and strong fo reh and. he domi na ted t acti cs. but commitlrd cos t! ~· un forced error s t oward s the end Bru gucra br okr Ro ssrt for a li-5 lead w11h preCIS ion pa ss ing shots before holdin g hi s ser ve and co nverU ng his firs t of two ma tc h point s. .•_-.. _ 'ftlesda.y • ~:30 a.m. -~ 4i:J() p.m; _ _ .Wedn~~!lY lie Friday, 8:30a.m. -12 Noon . $j~i!iila.Y App<itntments Avaliable ·- New i>ll.tients • Wallt·Jns WelCoine (POINT PLEASANT MED ICAL CENTER) 25TH & JEFFERSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT (304) 67S·1&7S so . Bank of Boston Classic... plavable" Sports briefs Middleport ~dreui wins pole Friday for Meadowlands Grand Prix Funderburke's options fewer because of pact with Indiana I've nt•v er been at a go lf co ursr for 12 hours i n my ltfe." On ly S4 gol fer s completed the second round Friday and 18 never started . Seco nd -rou nd play was sc hedul ed to res ume at 7. 15 a. m . EDT Sat urday. Judy Bell . a membe r of the USG A execu ti ve commill ec. sat d it was hoped that the second r ound coul d be comp let ed ear lv enough Sat ur da y to al so get in the third round . Tha t would allow th e tournam ent to end Sunda .v as sc hedu led. 'We 'l l keep plavt ng until we have a champion ... Be ll sa id . 'Un til mid -September if that ts w hat it tak es ... Be ll was asked tf the L:SGA might co ns id rr cu tlin g thr 12ho le Open 10 Si holes. -~o. ·· she rrpli r d ·J ca n't concri\'P 11 .. He ll sa id th e rain. reportPd to br i n rxcrssof two i nchrs Frid a\·. causrd flood ing 1n l ow - l _vln~ areas along the Challahoocher River . " T he gree ns arc· ho ld ing up pretty we II. " she sa td. -- nu 1 11 S t<Jkin g time tod r.vou trh osr lov.:r r Pomeroy ALL SOLD AS IS •Odd Lot Ceiling Tile •Lay-In Ceiling llanels •Discontinued Tile tContinued from C-61 35 yard s from th e pin on I he pa r -4 ~l h , wh tch wa s hi s 17 th hole of th e da y. ' 'Th at par wa s worth two bi rd ies." Verplank said . After winnin g the Bu ic k Ope n and $:366 .045 for 31st on th e money I ist i n 1988. Vcrpl an k dropped to !41 st l as t year and won less th an $20.000 through ear ly M av of thi s year. Last March. on the r ecommrn · dation of fel low pro and diabet ic. Mark Lye. Verpl ank chec k ~d into a Fort Meyers. Fla hospita l. The res ull was a change in his da i ly m edicati on and, he sa id. a generally beller effort to tak~ care of himself " I 'm playi ng the same as I d id I he fir st half of th e year when I won $15,000. " h~ sa id. " ] w as probably even pulli ng be llrr then Bu t I ju st f ailed to rea lize tha t i f yo u don't fee l l ik e a d arn . you won't play li ke a darn . " U ntil i t punches you rig ht i n the f ace. yo u don' I a dm it it. M ost of the guys out here oH P pretty stubborn. I kep t think mg . ' Th ere must b<' something \\TOng w1th m .v game. J' vr got to changf' m.\ swi ng. etc· Fo rt unat el_v. f did n't m ake any· changes. Wh en I got bad off. I final ly went i nto the hosp it al. " A winner of $128.680 over hi.s last seven tourn am en ts. Vf'r plank ro unded i nto form sl ow lv· aft er the change in m edici ne. At !he Byron Nelson Cl as siC where he fa iled t o make !h e cu t . hi s caddie was fellow Ok lahoma St al e Cowbo y Brtan Watt s. Wat ts. who shol a secon d round 68 to sit two shot s back of his f r iend. gave V<'rpla nk so mr so lid advi ce. " He kept sayt ng. · Youl·e go ll o get th at ol d attitude you h ad bar k when you were in co llege. When .vo u went out an d knrw you wprr gomg 10 win .... Verplank sa id. Ri nker' s 6-under score wa s be llere d only by Steve E iche lber ger' s 6i F'r iday. Rin ker hit 15 green s and played bogey -f ree. LlffiiME WARRANT'I MAX,POWIR STARTERS & ALTERNATORS Remanutacrurea W1th excliange REG. TO 49. 99. 39.99 REG. 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Woos nam finis hed at 15-u nd erpar 269 , four str okes in front of Zimbabwe's M a rk McN ulty In third pl ace ai 9- under -par 275 were Sco tland' s Go rd on Bra nd J r. and E nglishm an Ma lco lm Macke nZie . T he win co nsolidated Woos nam 's postti on at the top of the E uropea n tour as he too k h1 s third ti tle of th e yea r Woos nam won the Med il erran ea n Open at Las Bri sas in ear ly Ma rc h an d last wee k' s Monte Carlo Open at Mon t AgeL M cN u l t y moved abovP Sp a 1n's Jose M aria Ol azaba l - who missed th e halfw ay cut th !'> Wt'e k at Glcncagles - in to seeo nd pl ac(• on the European ordrr of mr n t. Jost' R1vrro. w ho rl nis hed a t ..t -un dt 'r pa r 280. w as one of the fi ve non ·excmpt pla ye rs flnis h· i ng in the top 25 who ea rned British Ope n places nex t wee k. He will be joined by the B rit bh qua rt et of Pa ul Cu rry, Ross Drummo nd, M ar k Roe and Markenzte. Sweden's Johan Rys T UCSON, Ar iz. IUPl i - Lef· th ander Joe Sa lve mini of Okl a· homa Cit y claimPd th e to p seed F r iday nig ht aft er th e stx th and fin al qual i!yt ng r ound of the Professiona l Elow l er s As soc ia tio n $145.000 Mi lle r L r te Challenge Salvem im need Win on ly onr ga me to collect th e fo urt h tou r I tile of hts ca ree r . He wil l battl e onr of fo ur ot hers who qual if i Pd !or t he na ti ona l ly t t~!P vtsl~d ('hamp 1onstu p round \\'hi lP Sa l vemin i 1s gu aran teed d bl'r th in th P tit le gamP and a chanct• at lhP $24, 000 top pme, seco nd-seeded Sco n Devers of Richm ond , Ind .. v.t \1 bow l aga in st onr of three other s tn thr se mlflnal. Rook ie Mike Shady of Ripo n. Wis.. is the !"o. 3 sseed and will face the Winner Of the fir S( m atch. A victor y by Shady will make him the first roo k ie to capture J crown since Jo n ()' [)r obinak in 1986 Fou rt h-seeded J i mmif> Pri tt<; Jr of Meth u<'n. M ass ., will ope n the te lecast by m ee ting No. 5 seed Bna n Goebe l of Mer riam, !(a n Goebel is appear ing in his tram could have forced a pl ayof f with Ri vero and Curry for the last place . but he bogeyed th e last hole and missed by a siToke. " I was co nsc ious all the wa y round that I was p laying for a place in the Bri tish Open. so it did put m e under prPssun•." Rivero said. "Bu t I am a vl'r y happy man tha t I made it. " Woosnam repeat ed hi s 1987 f ea t of winni ng the Scollish Open wi th a las t-day ca rd of four birdies and a bogPy . He p layed t he fina l r ound in p ain with a sti ff bac k - j us t as he d id inl987 w he n he beat Australian P eter Se nior . W oosn~:~m is now j otnt favonte for th e Br rt sh Open title, al ong with US . Mas ters champ to n Nick F aldo 'l did we l l to ge t ·round.'. sa id Woosna m " My bac k was so sorr.. I' ve had spondy liti s f or 10 vears and the bac k is co nn ect ed 1.0 this trouble "But it 's RI CC' to wi n two m a ro w . I would love to thin k 11 co uld be three nex t wee k at the Open " :-eco nd ~ hlp co nsrcu tl vr cham pi o n· round CLEVE L AN D ! U PI1 - C\(•vc land Brown s lineman Codv Ri sien, who announced his r(• ti rc m r nt last Marc h. has dPci drd 10 I \; IJ IA \A POL IS 1C P \1 Sent! 1\ ndr r ~o n p1 tc hPd .1 fo ur tr11 '> hurnut F r irl .w rug ht. ll'a d ing fnd tanapolis to a J 0 defE'at of ( 'o lumhu <.; in Triple A A l !iancf' pial Tht• shu rour CeimC' on l y· one night af tl'r Co lum bu s tPed off on l nd 1an s p 11 c hrrs <tnd t w o ln d 1anapo l!S pla .v rrs wh o pltC'hPrl late tn lhP gamr - fo r Jn IX 10 \ 1ctor y An derson tK Kl ri'Cf'i\'rd a! l1hr run~ hf' nrrdPd 1n thP fir "1 1nn in g A ft er th P h J sP" WPII.' loa dPd wi th no boU.Y Oul , Gc·r m a n R I\'N<I ht ! a E! lC nu [. loc k Quinn Mark foll owed u·ith a n in l !e ld out that ..,rorpd .J o hnn~· Paredes In dia napo li' d0 -:1 1l .tddrd nne' sac r ifi CP flv to season at ri ght tac kl e Risie n, 33. a 10 ye ar \Pt rran and three ttmP UPI ·\II -AFT choice. made it offict al Th ursda)' ntg ht, althoug h he had to ld Brown s head coac h Bud Carso n srvrra l weeks ago that he wo uld re t urn "I guess it was in ea rl \' J unf' that I tal ked to Bud abo ul.tl ·· hP sa id " I told htm Ill ad donr' m o r~ ru nning th an I ha d i n a l ong I lin~ and probabl y fel t b et ter th.r n I had in sever a l years.·· <;(' Qf(' r un 1n th r tht rd mn1ng on Ma c k· ~ RB I doubl e. All th ree ru ns wer P srorrd of f WadP Taylor Ll 21. who ga\'f' up on ly four hits wh i le pt lrhing a complete ga me. The flipper s fPII 10 55 -38 Cleveland State cage coach arrested CLEVE LAi'D tUP i i - Police sai d Cl evela nd Sta te baske tb all coac h Kf'\ in M ackey was a r · n•sted for drivtn g under the influpncr Fr>da\ night afie r spend i ng si x lwurs a t a crack house. Upon em ergi ng fr om the Cleve land house. Mac key go t I nto an automobile and bega n dr lvt ng errati cally , sa id po ltce. who had been obser vi ng htm . PoUce said they pu lied Mac key over and found an ope n cont ainer of beer In the ca r and he r oin residue on a woman who was In the auto with him. Her identit y was not Immediately k now n. The coach was g iven a dr ug test, results of which will be available Monday, said pollee. Mackey was waiting to be bailed out late Friday night. Mackey signed a new two-year contract with the VIkings j ust two days before his arrest. I CALLIPOLIS - Butler Hereford Fa rm and the Ohio Junior HPrrford Assoc ia tion were CO· REMEMBER THE 1970 HLUE IlEVILS? - T" enty years ago this laH, a leagu e-leadin g dt•ft•nst•, whi ch g a v~ · up morP than 10 point.l;j only once ( 13 vs. Ironton ) , and a s uperio r offensivP strateg-y paid dividend• for the 1970 Gal\ia 1\cademy fo othall t••arn, which c hurned out a 9-0 campaign . Seatf'd in front art• ( L -R) manager Ric hard Andt~r son, l\1ikt• R~ · rridge, Lron Smith, .lnhn Walter , K evin Sh{'{'I S. Pat McKean, W chard F ergu son , Mikl' " 'olfe, P a t Bos te r , Ke n a nd Tim KJ gt·r . In till' mid diP row a rt' m a nagl'r R a ndy w<Js n't L'XC I!t"d . Y ou r .1n't p! ;n t h is gamr Jus t l or m onPv" Rut i f f1Jsirn IS happy·, c ~jJ'o.;Qn is even lla ppiC'J · WC' nf'rd C'nrJ .r·.· · Carson said . " Hr has t hat <;o \'d l uab lr rxpr· Rizzuto honored by Yankees JJPncr M orr imponant, I be!tf'\l' hP is ht•u.lth irr than hrwas a year ~t.RO Wr would ha\'e been in a rough posi tion v. i thou t him I ha\'C' brr n sor t of flgu n ng on h1m · yea r s of co ntinu ous ser vice to thP or ga nizati on as a player and a broadca ster. Among th e olhN form er Yan k ee star s on hand a t Yank Pl' St adJUm for th e sa luiP we r f' J ot' DiMa ggio. Whitey Ford , Ron Guidry, Jim " Catfish " Hunter a nd Bu cky Dent Bill Whit e. th e Na t iona l LPagul' presid ent a nd fo rm er play -by-pla y co lleag-u e of R rz z ut o. present ed ··scooter " with a comm em or ati ve pl aq ue In accepting th e tribut es , R IZ zut o th anked th e fans for th eir support but chided Whit e for go in g · 0-for-,1 . You've los t two A ll-Star games and a World Serl es since tak in g over l llw Nalional L eague1.· · The Yankees an n oun r·pd tlu• crea ti on of the Btll y Ma r tin Awa rd to bP presen tf'd Hnnually to the top player In th e tea m 's m in or IPae:ue organ iza t ion NEW Y ORK iCP l i ~ Th e New York Ya nkees honored Ph il Rtzzut o at Old Ti mer s Day Saturd ay afternoon , rew a r di ng the short stop and ra d io and teiPvJsion · commr ntat or for 50 R tsien a nnouncpd h ts rrt i rc> Compare for auto value. or des ire" to play pro ·foo tbal l a ny morr '] cont inu ed wor k m g ou1or 1g1 nal\y to rehab ll ilal <' thp knl'P ... he satd. " It ca me al ong well and 1 bega n to l ilt 1we ig htst har der and h PaVtPr " The knee started to feel good aga in . 11 was t he ng ht th mg for me to grt a ~a~ from thi nktng a bout football for a whtle. There wa s no d ead li ne tor m inicampor a nythin g That helped · Ri slen sa id his wr fe. Kal h\. w hose opi n ion wa s a fac tor tn h.is orig ina l annou ncemrnl ba r kNI to rr turn · 'v\ p m ade 11 .· 1tw rlt 'C l ',IOn 1 togrt hrr and <., ht' ~ ~ hd pp\. roo " A nd I Y90 rn.n nnt bf' h1s ftnal -.pasun "I'll p!a _ \ 1h1s on<' andsC'r how 11 gaPs '· HP addC'd ' I am PXCJ !rd .:_d )OU I th rs It would n' t b(' an .\ · good 11 1 Sports briefs 1'rack and fi eld r: dwt n Moses who had hoped to cnm pl'tC' m lh P Goodwtll ~a m e~ Instead v, rll bra com m r nt at or for Tu rn er BroadcL~ s t In g. Mo.ses. who s 11 11 hopes to make the 1992 Olvmpic IPam as a hur dler. said hrwas not rPad\ for t hr co m pP I JtJo n 1n Sea t tJ r L1ehting \'J idr m a r B and a l o w ~ k t ('a ~ ­ ta ar dnd prowc t l ca dr r of thr Dan t'> h Amrnca ·s Cup IP<Jn l , annou ncrd tha t hPI,\ .ts wn hdr rm · n1g from rhr prowcr Squash ~Pw Zl~a land e J Susan Devoy, d c• fendi ng r hampion Li sd Opir an d wor ld c h.:H n pi o n !\ttr tl nP L l' m oig ni::l n. both of E n g land , w i ll partic ipa te In the 16th Sharp M alaysian Open Squas h Cham pions hl p Aug 26-Sept 2. The\ w rll JOin Austr al ta·s and "'or ld top ra nked players Chm Dll t mar and Rod ney M arlin Mariners' second baseman receives presidential award By M .~H (' McF t\RLANil SEATTLE r UP I ! - Spall if • Marin°r." srco nd basPrn a n H;1 ra id l ~ry no ids hrJ-. lw t'n dr•stg natc d fa t d prPs rdPn ll al d\\ a r cl for hts of f th1 · ft r ld ('[ forts I ll drlf'r \oulhs from dru,R s .~nd {'!'l nl f' Sd lurd a~ H 111 111' com(' lh(· l ~!l th rc·npi( •n t nl .1 'Daily Pomt of L Jght ' .tv.. .ttd conferred b~· PrC'S id f'nt nu . . h ! Ill rom m u nit ~ S(' t \' iCr, ttJ L' \\' hil l ' 1;no ld " f--{(' _ Housr sa id d grr • c~t honor ," Rr \n old . . sa Jd F r idl.ly n igh t "1'\o t P\f'J'\'b od_v gPts a n opportunit\ to · b1 · l'f'COg n l/l'd l ikf' 1h a I . . . HPynolds founded th e IL tp 'It's Outreac h Progra m four '1 r· r~ r <., Jgo f or Inner citv vouths J·il'fo rr · rach Sa turda\ h0mr g ;_HTH' no lds 10\'llr s ·' oung ~Po p !P ro ffif'Pf Wi t h htm o~ n d oth t' r p la\'(' J" :-. at thr Kingrlom r• w hpn• thf'\ d1scuss thf' i nung pPo piP· .-. ('( Jn \rr ns i ncl udi ng drugs rnmt' prf' r pr ps..,urr Jn d fa n ~ r l \ proh iPms Hu ... h h t•g<~rr rhc · Da 11\ Poin t of l .tgh t ' c~v.· ;.~rcls o n ~o,· 22. 19H9 H1·c tp1r-nt " ar~ · cirrd for thf'll clru,R JbU :-.f' rl]r THANKS FOR THE ME MORIES - N ew York Yankees radio announ cer Phil Rizzuto ( lefl), a shorlstop lor the Bronx Bombers in the 1950s, tips his hat to cheering fans during Old Timers Day Saturday at Yankee Stadium , ~ former teammat e MAlVIN IOXDOIFD ltcounl Agtnf 450 S«. A-, #10] Golhpth. Oh . 4S631 Jo r ·~ · 614· 441 - 1104 DIMaggio applauds at right. The Yankees presented Rizzuto with a plaque honoring him for his 50 years of servi ce to the organization as a player .1nd a broadcaster . (UP!) u·rac\ ·. homrlrss nr s.'- . hungc·r . ·\IDS. Pm rronmf'ntal nth ('r pmblf'ms f 1 rPsl dPnll dl "<J tdrs c!Pc <J _\ and :. . .11d thr LAS VEGAS NIGHT " D.ttl\ Prlllrt ol Lig h t' fC'COg nl · IHHt '·~..., inlr'ndPd to eall C'vrry tndi\·1 dual. g rou p and orga niz.1 ri on in Amrrica tol'l mm soc iety's problem" as thei r own by tak in g dtrrct and co n srqur nti al MYSTERY , lCI JOn OTORCOACH BANKRUPTCY b14-221-0888 L. W. CENNAMO AnORNEY -AT-LAW KPy no lei ..., s a 1d tIll' mPi'll ng.., .t n· clf's i gnrd ro rnrouragp _ \ ourh:-. I< J ronllnur 1ht•ir l'duratl on ,1nd pdr tl ripat l' 111 curnrnunit\· '-f' l' \ IC' I' rroj f'CI <., Th P prPsidPn t ial award m.J\ allow h tm to rt'~l c h man' you ng peop le, il<•ynolds said . ·T d li ke to lhtn k tll;rt this rxtends m\ p latform outlhl'H', ' he '>aid "ThP ma rn th i ng is I nou: have morr o f ,1 n op J.J ort un i!v t o spea k.· · T hr WhitP Hrlll se satd 1n a preparPd statl'ml'nt t hat Re~·· 33b S. High St., Columbuo, OH. LOCAL CONSULTATI_ ON KNIGHT, MUllEN LAW OFFICES, POMEROY, 992-2090 In Pomeroy with TouR November 3-4, 1990 Ask about winning Tour includes: a trip ror two lo •oeluxe Motorcoach Tran sportatwn •one Ntght Hotel Accommodutwn s Las Vegas via •LJJs Ve:;:a s Style Camblin:;: USAir Ca ll AAA loday for details' 8 AVE. 446 -0699 "Serving the general public GALLIPOLIS ATTORNEY D. MICHAEL MUWN ATTENTION WEST VIRGINIA PONTIAC SHOPPERS N Mon .. Tues .. Thuro. lit,. Fri. 9:00a.m. 'til 4 :00 p.m . Other Houra by Appointment - 446-2327 or 693-6686 STANLEY A. SAUNDERS MONUMENTS PH. 446·2327 Gallipolis, OH •. Because We Pa, Less! SMITH BUICK-PONTIAC 1900 Eastern Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio ' Ray and Donn a Cns enbery, Gallipolis. was sel ect ed as the Ohio Hereford Queen for another year. Andr ea Os tgaard. daug hter of .Ioh n and Sandy Ost gaard, Day ton, was chosen pr incess whil e Carla McClay, Luc as vill e. w as eiPC1 Pd jun1or p r incess F'!Vfl classes w er e p laced In the liv e anim al evalua tion competition. High Indiv iduals were· Randy Mc Clay, j unior div isi on. L ucasv ill e: To m Ostga ard . senior divi sion. Dayton: and Sandy O srg a ar d . a dult div tslo n. Dayton Diane Moodv. New Concord · Matt Vin ce nt , Cumbe r land : and K aci Neptune, New Conrnrd: combinPd t he ir !ndivJd ual se~re~ t o win t he hi gh-scori ng team com pelion . D r B .D. Bank s. 'Vli chigan St ate Univ er sit y. East L ansin g, Mi ch. . work ed with the parti e!- pants in a very competitive showmanship contest. Jess ica Dykstra, 11-year-o\d daughter of Bob and Judy Dykstra, Romney, Ind., ca ptured the junior champion showmanship honors while J ami e G arwood, 12-y ea r -ol d daughter of James and Pat rici a Garwood, Leetonia, wa s reserv e champion. Th e showman shi p abilitie s of Julie Chapin. 17-year -old daughter of Keith and Becky Chapin. Norwalk, brought her top recognition In the senior division while Josh Shrin er , son of Arlin and Judy Shriner, Junction City , followed behind In the runner- up posltit lon. Chapin as senior divIsion champion, will represen t the stat e of Oh io In the Na tional Showman ship Co nt es t to be held during the All -Am erica n Junior HPrcford Expo July 18-21, In Sr illwater, Okla. Andrea Ostgaard , center, Dayton , was selected as Ohio Her eford Junior Princess. The royalty will represent the Ohio Hereford industry at statr and nation al event s. (Photo hy Am erican H er eford Associati on ) Recent regional show draws large crowd at fairgrounds GA LLIPOLIS- A lar ge crowd wa t ched as ex hibi tor s from Oh io, ll l mois, Indi ana. and Ken tu c k y led out 14 steer and 49 fem ale en t nrs in the Pa eesetter Junior Reg ional Show held recently at the Ga l lia County Junior Fa ir· grounds, Ga llipo lis. Th e s how w a s hP !d In con jun e l ion wrt h th e Ohi o Jun ior H ereford Assoc i ati o n Fi eld Day hos t ed by B utl er Hereford Fa rm . Ga llipolis. Dr. R [) Banks. Mlch· iga n SL=il(' 1Jniver si1 v , Ea st La ns ing. Ml ch . pla ced th e entri es. Th e gra nd ch ampion fem ale was selected fro m th e lat e junior yea r l in g class and stood at thf' halt er of J eff D enh art. son of Mr. and Mrs Ron Denha r t, Laf av et lr . lnd La dy Knlghr Ryder 1> ca ught Dr Bank s eye as a K night Ryder lET daug ht er Mat her B rot hers and Sis ter s Herefords. Wes t Lafaye ll e, In d . bred the heifer earl ier j udged _ v rar lin g div isio n ch ampi on. Th e r rser\'e g-r an d cham pion a nd br rd ·a nd·ow ned champi on hetf er It t /cs were cla tmed by J K S HS L adv 911shown by Eri n K lin e 1.1 yea r-old-da ught er of Ra ndv an d D ix ie Kl ine. L eRoy, Ill Til ls f 1r st placr ea r lv ju nior vra r l ln ~ an d yra rl 1n g div ision rrs£'rvr r h ou n pio n won th l' ru nner up pos ition as a daug ht er of JKS Hi gh Sum m it JET . In th e s t err co mp Pllt ion, B o bb y Kline. L e Rov. 11 1. , cl aimed another ch.r m pionshl p with hi s hea v yw etghl steer sired by JK S Hi gh Summit lET . Bred bv John E . K lin e and So n.s Her efords. Le Roy, Ill . the cham pion weig hed in at 1,270 pound s Captu ring the reserve cham· pion ster r I it le was the l ig ht w ei ght cl ass w in ner ex hibit ed bv Curt Mu sser . Ott erbein. lnd Th~ St Pf' r was a n L1 E ncount f'r SOil wei ghi ng 1.025 pounds. .Jessica Dy kst ra, 11-yea r -oldd aught er of Rob and Jud y Dy k st r a. Romn ey, lnd . exh ib i t ed the r Pse r ve c h a mpi on br e d -a nd owned fem al e J D Mi ss Desl lnv w as sired by G V Knigh t Rvder 754 and was also th e l at e sprin g yPa rl ing class w innPr in thf' owned hei f er s how . Thr r ham p 1on furu ri t\ hrifPr was led ou t bv Bec ky \l uain l a nce. Sprr ng:fi eld. Oh. KH neg 1n a 149 won t hf' w.vard ,1 o;; c1 .rn Reg ie Dom 520 lET rl au ghtrr Wav np K rrsPwf'ttPr and Sons. P1 q ua , Oh . bred thP wi nn Pr RPserve c hamp ion honors 1n thP futu r ily show Wf'rr rtw::trrlPd to Br uer T'n'lvPr , Mlllbun·. ()h . on RSC \1 s Vi gil ant A90o 1\ M at hew Chap in . Norwalk. Oh .. b r Pd the hr ifer sirr d bv Vig · i!antr This f u tu rity w inn er was t'a rl ier named the b!u e-r !bbon w lnnrr of t hf' w l ntrr ca lf class tn t hf' own Pd hf'lfer show L w r n a Ca mbron . Nicho las · v il le. Ky ., ex hibited !hP ftr sl place cow ' ra !f pair. ThP r ntr.v Of a 1hr PP·,Vf'3 1' old daught er of WS DH H llu kp 8430 and a M arc h heiff'r ra l f s ~r c tl bv I M R ,~ It Pro 5ET . Th e r rsrr vf' champion cow ' ca lf pa! r wl n nPr wa s an entr v show n bv Ange la Ji ll B urdell , Bi dwe ll. Oh. A two-yea r-o ld daughter of L l Chal len ger won with an A pr ll bu II Co l f si red bv CL I Domin o )5,1 at hrr side A special co mprt!t inn was held f or heifers r esu ll!n g from e xhibi- COflS ISt€'d t or s' part i cip a ti o n 1n th e Am erl ca n HPrPfor d Asso ciation J u nior A I Progra m . AngPl a J ill Bur- del l exll ibrlPd Sa r gett c Hi gh C. a CL.H High Class 2oJ daug ht er. to 1hf' fir s t pl ;w p f i n! sh Kec t'l v in g rpcogn it lon a~ t ll r r,,1 lf cham pio n wa s J D Miss St ar . shown bv J pssica D 'v kst ra homp hrr d <;f'nior cal f was a Knigh t Hvdrr 754 da ught er Gi nger Adam s. Thr C\~ Woo d stock, Oh . rrrr tvf'd thr rf'SC'rvr r <t l f cham p io n award w tth AH F M s F r a m rwork lF.T . <t d;-tu gh trr of Knigh t n vclrr l F:T Buck, Paugh promoted by Central Trust M IDDL EPO RT - Russell L Rei d. Presi dent and Chairm an of the Boar d o f The Central Tru st Co m pany of South eas ter n Ohio. N A. annou nced that Em m a Jane Paugh has been app oi nt ed br anch manager for t he Midd leport Oifl ce fol lowin g the r et lrement of M annin g Kloos . vicepr es ident, on J une 29. M rs . Paugh joined Cent ral Trust (formerly Cit ize ns Na tional Bank ! tn December , 197R. and has se rv~ as trll er an d adm !n ist rat l ve ass !st ant ShC' Is a gra du at e o f Wa hama H ig h Sc hoo l, att ended Mar sha ll Com munlt y Col \r gc an d has ta ken va r iou s A 1. 8 cou rsrs. S hr !san ac ti ve mrmber o f L nio n M f' tho· dlst Chu rc h and l ives In Ma so n. W Va . w 11 h her hushand The\ have two grown c h ildre n and two grand children. In addi t ion. Ta m! K Buc k . has bee n appoin ted ad min is t ra ti ve ass ista nt . Mrs. Buck ha .'i bf'f'n with Cen t ral Trus t for 10 yf'ars ser v ing as T PIIPI . and in thC' b oo kk erp1 n g ;1 n d l o a n depar trnr nts . Shr is a graduatr nf ~ri g.s H! gh School ancl at t C'nds thP Firs t Elap tl st Churc h of Middl epon Mr s Ruc k. her hu sband . .Jon. d iirl tv. u ch i ld r en. T revor a nd Jor dan , ' rsldf' I n Mtrlrl !rp nr 1. She also assists hp r husha nd as rl rr k treasu rer for th p Vill a gP of Middl epo rt Money Ideas BY STA~ EV .~NS GALLI POLIS- In the Inves tment bus iness . as Is In ju st about any bu siness. we are a lw ays tr yi n g t o sel l s om e th i n g. Whet hr r II be an lnves fm l? nt Id ea. (l st ock . a bond or a hand y d an d v s li cer dl cer . th e bes t sal es perso n Is one wh o ca n sell som e th ing no t even wa n te d, much l es s needed. If this Is true. how success ful cou ld a sa l esper son be If he /s he offer s a product or service that Is desi red? Th er ein li es the beaut y olthe Investm ent business: while m os t Indi v idu als can survive witho ut a "kitchen magi cian", few would admit that wealth buildin g through a success ful In ves tm ent program Is not Impor tant In essence, peop le In the Investm ent business have the audience. The question remain s, how do we sell our Investm ent philosophy? To tr ans form c!1 enrs int o successful Inves t or s. onE' mu st mret cli ent goa ls and obj ec tives . Here Is the $64.000 ques tion : does the client have careful!) dNl neat ed goal s and obj ectives or does he/ sh e ju st want to mak e q ut ck money by be atin g the m ar ket ? The point bein g, the transfor mation of <1 ri!E'nt to n succrss ful Inv es tor canno t occ ur u nlf'ss success Is def t ned, defined In the Indiv idual' s terms Wit hou t goals and obj ectives. the succes s or failure of an In vestm ent pr ogram cannot be det ermin ed. If a pot ential Inves tor does not delineat e what Is to be achi eved through his/ her Invest m ent s. how can happin ess or dl spl ea · sure wi th return s be express ed? Input from client s Is a nece ssa r y Ingredient to build wealth. Charles D . Ellis, In hi s book, Investment Polley : How to Win the Loser's Game suggests th at client s c an he a m ajo r factor In the determination of the su ccess or failure of their Inves tment programs. By falling lo provide Invest men! goals and objectives. Conllnued on D -8 BUTLER FARM HOST OHIO FIELD DAY !\n enthusiastic crowd was welcomed to the Ohio ,Junior Hereford Association Field Day hy Ruth and John Butler. of Butler Hereford Farm , Gallipolis, as host of the junior even! held at the Gall Ia County Fairgrounds, Gallipolis. !\ regional junior show, judging contest, guest speakers, and showmanship competition highlighted the program. Pictured, left to right .. are Ruth Butler; Jay, Amy, Donna, Bobby , and Leslie Crlsenhery , co- spon sors, Gallipolis. (Photo hy American Hereford Association I Garrett joins Southern Coal staff ALB ANY. Ohio - Jam es H Garret t is the newrst m pmbf' r of the Sou thern Ohio Coa l Co m pa ny's M eigs Div isio n staff . Gar r r t1 r ece ntly transfC'rrC'd fro m Southern Ohi o Coal ' s Mar tlnk a Dlv lsi on._near F'<llrm ont, W.Va. to th e MP!gs D ivis ion as hum an rPSOU I'CP rC' p rt>sc nt ati ve Prior to j oinin g the Meigs Division. G.::~ r rP II was a sa ff'ty ass istant F ai rmont St at e College. Origin ally a nativ e of F air- for four mo nths a t the M'rllrrk a Div ision. Also , whil e a m ember o f th1• M ar t ink a staff. hr 'er ved In AEP F uel Supplv's GALLI PO LI S - When Red Head Brass . Shrove. Oh io, was rou nded tn 1972. Ca roly n Sig ler was th r sPr o nd perso n hired. Since then, the company has beco m e the fire se rvi ce's m ost trusted supplier of couplings and adapters, and th ey ship t o fir e companies world wid e. Sigler en ters a nd r ev iew s ev . ery order received. The company c hanged ow ner ship in Apri \1990. and prese ntly she Is an cxecu tivr coopera tivr rd uca tl on prog ram for 16 mont hs wh i le all endr ng college . Garr et t earnf'd a bachrlor of sc len cr degreP i n safety engl neerln g t echn ology· and an ~-t ss o. Cld!P's de,!:iff'f' In mecha n ic al en gi neerin g l r r·hn ol ogy fr om Hy l Jnite d l'n•s s lntf'rnational Ohio Stai r Un ivP r s lty SpPCial 1s ts w ill discu ss r f' rPn t drvr htp nll'nt s in prrJCPS Slng tomat o and po tat o r esea r ch in m eE'ttn gs rH?Xl m onth ln F remont and Woost N T he Pr ocessing Toma to Day TAM I BUCK EMMA PAUGH will be Aug 15 at tht• Oh io Agri cu ltura l Resea rch and Oe ve lopment Ce nt er , 1165 Count y Road 43, off Ohio Route o.l. southwes 1 of Frem ont. The progr am w il l beg in at 10 a. m . !\ wago n tour of fie ld sit es will beg in at!O: 15a. m Topics for the t our Incl ud e: - ··select ion of Fun gic ides for To mato Disease Co nt ro l and Studi es." -"Fa c tors lnfluencmg Fungt· clde Res idu e Acc umulati on on Raw Tomat oes and In Tomato Product s." -"Con tro l Measu r es and Ac· t\on Thresholds for th e Colorado Potato Beetle." -- "Pre- and Post Emergenc e W eed Control Studie s In Tomaloes. " -"Evalu ation of Water Man agement Prac tices to Contro l Pes ti ci d e Mo ve m e nt t o Groundwa ler." -"Tomato Breeding and Var Iety Evaluation." -"Processin g Plant Variety m ont. G a rr E't t and his w i fE', Mindy , ar e In the process of re loca ting to Gall\a Count y, Ohio. Mindy w ill all end the Univ ersi ty of Rio Gr ande In the fal l. Sigler appointed to executive position .JAMES Gt\RRETT Tomato day Aug. 15; potato meet Aug. 22 Successful investing It's Onl,.Simple We Sell For Less Rock of Ages offers you a choice of 6 different colored granites. Whatever your requirements may be, complete satisfaction is assured with Rock of Ages. OHIO HEREFORD ROYALTY - During th e Ohio Junior Hereford Association Field Day held In Gallipolis, Leslie Crlsenbery, lelt, Gallipolis, wn._"i chosen to reign as the Ohio Hereford Queen . as well as our members. · Pontiac Motor Division has recently announced Special REGIONAL Rebates on Pontiac Sunblrds, 6000's, and Grand Prix's sold thru Smith Bukk-Pontiac In Gallipolis. __ 352 Third bt. tt'. '-l'ITicr .. You'll choose convenient Allstate locations, money-saving insurance rates and famou s claim service . R('\' LARGE SELECTION ( rwlrb · dfo r 1-. · 'pncou r agf' tmd d{'n ·hrp nPw !PadPrs 1n rommun l'f f Orl'- cl ~~tillS ( hosts for a la rge crowd attending th e recen 1 Pacesetter Junior Regional show and the OJHA Field Day held at the Gal\la Coun ty Ju nio r f air ground s near Gallipol is. A dinn er and square d ance ki cked off t he two-day event . T he Oh io Her efor d Au xilia ry held an art and cr aft s auc tion w ilh the proceeds going to the OJHA . Fo llowing a successful Paceset ter Regi on al Show. Bu tler Here fords and Ca rgill Feeds Invit ed field day pa rt ic ip ant s to a r oast beef dinn er G uest speak er for the fi eld d ay pr ogra m was B r van Law re n ce. A m er i can Ju rl tor Herp for d Associa ti on reporter. Coon Rapid s. Minn . By ran encouragrd junior s to " make a differf'nce. " Lf'sl iP CrisC'n bPr v. da ught er of Gilliam, Tom Perry, Chuck Hll( c ·huck P~rroud, Eric Saunders, -· John Davis , Larry Snowden, Jell Canaday, Charles Bodlmer, Bud Sanders. David Tope, ,John North and assistant coach Ruddy Moon> . Standing are assistant cou ch Ed Pauley, manager Jerry Fra1Jer, Bill Ringgold , Louie :ll cCormlck, Tom Woodward , Marc Ila\ is, Chuck Wood, .Jim Miller, Gl en nard Davis , Tom Prose , Dav<• Hurndt, Pete Neal, Charles Howard, Ken Wamsley, Doug Lease, Topper Orr and head coach Johnny Ecker . (Chuck Wood photo) m en t March 21. one day .1 fr cr he had star ted on th e te am' s of f. sPa son work out pr ogra m H(' had ear lier u nd er go nr surgt•r v on h ls l eft knee and n g ht elbow and dec ided to rrt irc becausr he d id n't havr "t ht' in lc nsit¥ . d rt,·r he sa td Indianapolis downs Columbus 3.0 Butler Farm co-host for Ohio Field Day activities recently Browns' Risien ends four-year 'retirement' hi~ dPC'JS ion D July 15, 1990 return for at leas t nnP mon' Salvemini wins top seed in PBA Miller Lite Challenge X[imts- itntintl Section a dminist r at or . Can nin g Tnal s " -"Crop flo tatio ns I nfluence Tomato Yield s." -· 'F act or s Infl uencing Yiel d of Seeded Tom atoes " - "Influ ence of Ni troge n and Po t as stum on Plu g Pl ant Quality." -" Plug Tr anspl an ts." -"Co ntro l of Eu r opean Corn Borer on Processi ng Pepper s." After the l our . lh e specialists will be availabl e to di scuss their rPsea r ch and I o an swer q ues tlons on pC'st co ntrol , cultural practices and tomato process in g.The program is sponsored by Ohio St at e, OAR DC and the Ohio Cooperative Extension Sen1ce. in cooperat ion with the Ohio Food Processor s Association. The Potat o Twil ight Meellng will be held Aug. 22 at the Ohio Agr lcullural Rese arch and Deve lopment Center at Ohio 250-83, just south of Wooster. The program will begin at 6 p .m . A tour of research plot s will feature the following presentation s by Ohio Stale sci entists: - " P otato E arl y D y ing Studies ." - "Economic Evaluation of Fungicide Control of Early Blight on Potatoes ." Continued on D-8 Sig ler is an a lumnus of Ga ll t.l Academy High Sc hool class of 1964. She is th e daug hter or Mr and Mr s. James E . Ba i!Ps am! sis ter of Dr. Jack Ba iles . Hc• r picture appeared in the June 1990 Red Hea d adverU ser and in Fi re E ngineerin g Magazine which ts se nt to e ver y fire d epartm ent In the United States and Ca nada. She resid es In Shreve wi th her husband , Kenneth . ' -··----------------·· �July Page- D 2 - Sunday limes Sent1nel W Pomeroy- Middleport- Galhpohs Oh1o - Po1nt Pli t \sant Va July 15 1990 I I a\I. S a nd polic ie s tha t t es 1ct access to abortion don t UJ b the abo rtion 1all In stead he) cau se women 10 d1e said od J aco bson a senior r e sca ic her al the w stllule and u tho of the ne" study T he ' l obal Poli tics of Abortion Dea ling w th abo rtion as part fa com prehen sive fa mi ly plan ng p ogr am Instead of mak mg me 1 r1 IS the mos t effPCI I f" } o Hd uce abo rt ons and sa\P n I ves s he sa d Jacob son s stud y noted thai 1n rr the pas l loUJ deca des there has bet n an 1nterna to na l trend to ward llberal lzal lon of abortion l aws no tably n the lal e 1970s when 35 nations liberal ized their aws bul lhai Jn recent ye ars that trend has been challenged and abo r uon Is at lh e center of an Inte nse publlc contro1wer sy a bot tl on for both soc lo medica l and soc ial reasons Anoth er 42 na tions with 12 percent of the world s population allow abor lion for a br oad runge of materna l h ea lth rea sons Abo~! 25 per cen of I he wo r ld s population lives In nal1ons thai tightly r es tr ct abortion w1th 49 of them allowing abortion only to save a wom a n s life and four allowing the additio na l fa ctor s of rap e and Incest One m four wom en In the world therefore has ltttle access to a bor ti on - and she Is llkel) to I ve m Afr ica Lalln Amenca or Mos lem Asia wher e she al so has I he leas ! access to sa l e aflorda blP m ea n s of co ntra ception 10 prevPnt unwanted preO'na ncJ Ja cobson sad But even n a 1 ea s "'h erP m~ e r rel ig ious and mora l beliefs abou t lhe sta lu s of the fetus and a woman s n ght to m akf' r hoJCE'S about p eg n a n r y a n d mothe1 hood ShP sa d lht: P a P L\ n d l o ns w th 411 Pf'l ce nl f lh world s popu 31 10 I V I h X llm( ly J b era I ab01 t10n I \ S 1nd "' he1e the ptUt l dUI(' W IS SS£! n li aJI~ 3\31 ( abll c n 1~q l S \ noth er 14 na t ons \.\ th 23 percen t of he \ 0,. ld s popul a on ha\ f' som E ' stnc t o m t t broa dl y a llow Young looks to '\li e 1n v- h IP fou1 c and1d at sa le 11C' p Johnn\- !sa sor fo1me1 Sup< or l ou1 t Jud ge H1s Ideas have been l o he le tt of Abbie Hoffman compa red o Grerle\ [: l11s fo mPJ ( winn ett sa id whet her i\nd t€'\.1. l tu ng t a n ta ke a step toward ng tl e sta te s f 1st b l a ck 1keh 'W tl no t bP un II nex t m o n I Ih em er eve n ol 1I s l \ p r mar 1es s th r De T u t c ~u be 1 na tor a co ntrs t n 11 1 hJ I tn pas t yf'a rs wou ld r brP n cons tdt nd tanta ur o rlrc ton s mcr G eo r g ia Coun11 lkl a1d f f du cat ion C hau man 13ob \1 od 1nd tel li ed \1m C I I L nk Veazey a P nn 1 g It { Rep ubli ca n a dmmis tra tm th at h P ts n p "he re IS h( gomg to ge t 11 r - ·' ""''''<'<I nol I ad a Republica n chi ef <t It f fo r 12:2 years llul 1 Jq<!(J he conven ti onal tl 1 IS b£ 1ng re\ 1(''.4-('d sl l IJ txa u.sr of Young a 1 ' Cn ttPd Na twns am bassa I \i lan a mayo r who 1f hP r d Go1 Joe Fra nk Hat n s ul l h on ly he seco nd blac k r C'd gO \ C' I no t tn the na t on l th< f st n thP Deep Sout l ) rno< a t Dougla s Y\ tldPt wo n ~ 1 1 s go ,erno rs h p l 1s t 1 r tk tn g htm h Po n lv black hr :-;ru t r 1 he na t on l\ f' l,O m r s ti ll poli tH al 1ucs non w hr t her Ceo \ I 10 fo ll ow SUI I ~o' Z,il M1llr r r ace and a head of hree other 1rs former segre ga tio n l es er Maddox s al e Ba1nes and sl ate Re p u ' n Bubba McDona d k n closr If that forPcas t 1s accu 1 Jt e Th£ I uPs da p n man would noT ~r:t 'lnnPr bul\.1. ul l s t up n \ )..: u n 1ff I I u c f. lU m a ms tream Geo rgia t k r u lc d II h t hr use aborti on to contro l fe t 1 , thtmse lves - a b011 o ns In L at m Amenca fo r ex 1m pie a cess to sa fe abo r ton servi ce s and to oth er forms I brh (O nf 0 Res n c 1 e abort on law s she sa d entail hu ge soc1a l costs and ex pen ence show s that forc ing preg nanc1es to ter m l ea ds to 1nfanli w om e n to carry u n wa nt~ d c de abandoned and negiPcl ed children and par tJ cul aJI ) n the Lookmg bevond th e r hetoric lo th e r€<1llt } of abortion - wh} It happens and how often Its soc al an d health costs when Illega l the \\ ay It fits Into th e broader str uggle for human eq Ui ty h ighlight s the urgency of m ovmg the abornon debate f rom the realm of crime to that of co mmon se nse she sa i d nal an d ch ld nun 1 wn and heall h Jacobson al so ar gued that no na tiO n wa ntmg to s ta btllze Jt s popula tiOn s1ze ca n expect o do so '.Htho ut i':l bo tl on a nd cit ed Sou h Ko1 ra 1s n ex amp le vh ere th e abo uon ra te dr opped as ar c P~ s to con <Ju pt \f'S ro sr l hl ffiL'\ I fed( ra l a YS UII ft led b\ r 1al bl1 ck lea ct r 1s aI temp mg o ou tlaw he r un of f bccausr hry sa) Its ac 1a l \ d sc 1m1 nat 1 y \judge has 1nd cated he 11 11 nol hal I he run off Ove ra l l th e n ce s tn both S Sl pa r t r s h a\ r bf'C'J Cla tbou r ne Da1 h n a mt B u a ve1eran nof f Da 1den a1d The r u noff ~ II be d ffr rnt Hr and Olhr po ll n l nb blac k ' otr - ough l} liJ percent of t he pat li e pal ng ei<L i orate HL u 1n v 1n il 1uno ff s!o t Wi t h hat supporl but he mu sl draw he wh1 e ole espec a I) In t rad t wnall\ co nsena ti VE' south Geor g1a 10 m ake 11 an; farther T hat says Darden be tough brc au sr of Young s ra cr and h1 s rr pu ta ton a s a lt bP ta l u th po01 admm 1stra t on sk li s '"II eve n m a ra zor closr fln You ng a ra c1s 1 ( la tm mg a nat10nw1 de lr leph o nc soli cll at on the ca mpa1gn launc hed b\ I he Yo ung camp w as spar k ng fea1 and hale ex tend h1 s ha nd f irs t whrn c a mpa gnin g n I ura l Gt: ot g a s \\ ht1 e nr 1ghbo rhoo(j s lh e re s go od J t Js on tel!'m a kf' ll ng :') Chf'mf' m onr fl a m po rn tt al conl rtb u t or s b tr lltn g thrm t a1 M oddox v. as thr b ~ grSJ h cat o qu pped loun g When I 11as grow ng up vo u cou ld ge t kill ed f01 th at l lt erall\ 1 he campa gn la1cr du lled ts I oung Youn g campa gn oil r I 1 knov. led g Ig h t 1ht fund ra1smg schP m r "a s m I ad1n g bf'causr Mad dox IS cl(ar ly not r es pon se sa v 1n~ <. au t ous a bout ttnely ThP soug ht In l hr abS< nee of hollv con s" urs lng stunl Another ra cial episode oc curred earlier 1n the campa gn when th e Philadelphia E nquirer noted that Young d1d nol rou Re publican Bo Ca lav.ay has added som e colo to I he pnma ry Maddox 74 on Ju ly 5 call ed dbor ons es tcd agam s sh rf't urn of Maddox elect ed go cr nor as a segregat on st ra nd dOle n 1966 Yo un g s nos t en ge1 canu lrd an one red !Jia ck t hat Yo ung IS a pproac htn g ~ h te ye llo" ot Jus t beca use \OU re un nmg for office It does n t g1ve you the set uus c hal t h E tl:!Pmar kPt ngh t to acco st sornro ne sa d hi s spo kes m an l'r hl Ho to n pr son w th ou pa1 o r VANCOUV ER Wash Jl PI Ad m1 ted ch ld kil lel West! " Cnd er \1 ash ngl on hun r d fo Ia" t1 r dea th death Satu rda 1 b\ a Cl a1 k Co uo tv jut y for he slay ng of th1ee voung bov s ast fa ll Agalnsl the adv ice of h1 s al torneys Dodd plea ded gu 1lt; las t m onth toaggra1a tedmu rder n th e dea lhs of \1 llllam and Cole Neer ages 10 and 11 fr om Va ncouve r and In the death of 4 year old Lee !sell of southeas I Portland seven week s later T he sen te ncing verd1c1 cam e on the third d ay of dehberat ons by a SIX m an six wom an JUr) If the jurors had nol r ealhcd 1 un anunous d ec t sto n for th l de a h pena t} Dodd autom al ca lv '.\. ou d ha' e bern se nte net d o I fr call v be appealrd to h e s Jlt ( x mma t o n o f p ros erutwn v. nr ssr s a nd dec med ro prrsen a t r port er '.\. ll h !h e 01ego ma n defe nse "1 nesses on Dodd s beha lf Dodd also v. al\ed h s nght o ake lh r sland h1m sr lf Dodd has a long h c ' of I m not go mg t o appea and I m not go 1ng 10 el an1bod\ appc 11 on m1 behalf prosrc u liO n p t esrnl r d h ee d a\ s of grJ ph c E'' dr ncf' a ~a m s t Dodd hr ~<: ro t r Jnc lud ng dcl a ling m olf'Sl ng vo u ng c h ld h a d bern n a nd ou of 1 n nd grap htc PVI ct encf' agam st his c l r n but asked th em not to base hr 1r dPc stan on \ r ngf"anrf' P u JI 1 r atmrnt pto,.; a 1 s 1 \\ l 'i h ng Jon S air H s sr I lp d IX ' a d tll \ ho" sad1s11c ch d kil ler 11 ho I ar kPd rem orsP He kil led ch ildren for sexu al p leas ure for fun I he thn ll of I he hu nt Curl s sa 1d Bul defense lawy er Lee Dane sa 1d pulling Dodd 10 death v, oul dn 1 br mg back ht s lhree 1c 1ms Dane sa d he rea lized he JUn had been shocked by the hr BERNICE BEDE OSOL JAMES JACOBY 0 'Your 'Your 'Birthday NORTH • Q 10 9 ; trQ 9 3 'Birthday Jutw t s t990 July tti t990 t behooves you to do a the~l you can n EAST WEST Unu sua c cum st ances could br ng about a rea lization of yo u matenal e )l pectat ons n the year ahead Be alert lor un que opp ortun t1es 1hat de ve lop out ol the b ue the yea ahead to mp ave you m ana ge at sk lis n e est1ng developm ents could be n I he oil ng careerw se and your talent s w II be sought aft er +32 COURT Th e fiduc ary n each a e t <l S f ed an account of s 11..1<; A hea ng n the ac 1 n f!flch r. ase w I be hErid h" d t e and 1 me shown '"'"' w ThA court s ocated Iff e " • ' Co Cou rt " ""'" l ST 5 I Ga po s 0 h 0 I'J6 31 N m f' C a se ~ um ber Dat e I Hea nq T m e F J ohnson 1 T e rv 7 9 10 Augus t 16 1990 0 00 AM 2 Frank Wo t o d 19 10 5 A Q st 1 5 1990 10 00 A M 3 M rl ~>rl A Ev an s 192 36 A g st 5 1990 10 0 0 AM 4 Henry Fo wl e 19 250 A q ~ 1 5 199 0 10 0 0 A M 'i R htt d A Ca rt e 9 305 A qu 5 1 5 19 90 0 UO A M f ho m as A M o ult on P oba e Jud ge J ly 15 Announcements 8 t.h , l yaar old eat declswltd anrt neutered Needs 1 good home AI Shots 614 2Sft...1380 or 614 256 6 459 Mae eat long hair I gar cat 2 year1 o d November Oeclaw•d neute ed To g ve away to good home 614 gg;2.2970 Shor1 bfKl Ch1vy lop pe 675 6 92 6 . , - -- - : -: ---;- :-:-;:-,-: S1 00 reward for sate Nturn R~ t•m•l• Deahund 304-675-27'98 $500 Cash R".. rd For lnfonna 1on ~adln9 to the retum of rwo male Btuet1ck Coonl'tounds lost or stolen In Glllla County Cam paign Chureh area July 4. 1990 Call 304-675-7975 or 614-4464864 attar 4 30 p m or anytlma onweebnds Found Possible p.~r1 Nor we gen mal• dog. Bla ck w 1h long ha r Found at Noble Sum m I Road th,.. wetks ago 614 992 2887 Lost Guy sh brown Poodl• Answorw to Pepper lost n Chesh •Roush ana and 5S4 araa I lound call 614 949-2915 loll Male Bassett Hound (rsd co ar) Tri-color Over we•kend K1nauga Drlv•ln vlcln 1y Rewarcl 614-446-8'128 lort White mate I II.ICoe klt'lpanlel type Cot d:J 3 Announcements ~~Y Run Rd •roa 61 "" 119 GOL D CREDIT CARO V1S81 Masrercard guaran1eed no secu ty deposit 1 900-963 5100 tel co bills 149 SO tu lost Htreford cow Red and whhe In Derler Llngsville area Reward 514--;112 200f. Miry Ka ~ Open HouAI Cosmellc Sa il Sou h B oa dway Racme Oh o Phona 6 l4 -94~2nl Saturday Ju y14 1990 1 00a m -4p m Red Bone Coo Oog Around 3 years old Ma 1 anyone wants h m plekup on Pu t on Rd 614 448411 6 I ;:-,----..,---:--;:---:: Whoever borrowed SeoM Wo I• s Racmg Ht met pease return It 7 Giveaway 4 1 1u1~na oaoo After the Rain Yerd Sala 120'112 3 larV" g.armet box" wrack for Texae Road July 15th lhru July taangtng clafhn tor moving 3 18th W tJI &Imp sh8de boXII tor O l :_ ll:_Y ::-a-rd-;-::: So-;1-0,I:CM:-;u- ;o::-:; t Bo.,-:;Po::;ld:;;:: ln meWing. caa f14-3&Ut38 AdVIOCI DEADLINE 2 00 P m thl day befort the ad Is to run Sunday Mhlon 2 00 p m Fridoy lloodoy odlllon 1 Froo T<got klnono 114-:J79. pm Saturday 1172-:----c:-:-:-::--::;::= Blac 11: P. , .n tlttten 304--875- :1429 c.ae o KJttane fBanl l.Dng~alrtd 2112 o6d 114 4.....-o:JO :"..::..---·e~ -· Pleasant & VIcinity G1rage Sale July 17 and 18 403 Firlt 91 New H1v1n Some fur nHure mlec ll•ma. 8 oo til?? 8 F1w ""' 10 ... Call · - Frw fOitenl .,........ 1107. 2 oo Pt A.pltcCIIt r.gls f•Nd mlnlatur• .... poodlo 614-041-2!06 Public Sale & Auction CALL VICE BOOGS AUCTION SEA AUCTIONEER DAVID BOOOS 114:448-7750 !=======:==== Wanted to Buy Compet e household or E.statn Any type of fumltu • •PI) ances antique 1 tic Also appraisal ava Jabte 614 245-5152 Help Wanted 11 AVON 1 All AI'N• 1 Shlrl-v SprNre 304~75-1421 BabyaiHar n..dtd in my home 3 evenings a week Occanl0011l y Set Morn n~ 614 .....41-G811 Clerk pos tlo~traet 35 hours per Wille tor tnt WJC Program duties include but not I m1ted to ucretarial skll t A~ pi C<lt ons taken at Gal a County Health O.ptanm1nt Counhoua• Gall polls Oh July 1S.20lh 8-4 Complete household or Eatatn' Any type or tumlturt apopllancOI antique 1 ttc Also 1ppraleal anlllble 614 245-5152 COOK must be avallabl• tor all hourt.J. apply in .,.rson Holiday Inn u.aUii)Ois Ohio 450 Pika St Kaflllu(p Ohio Oulhs AntlqUII or new E1e111ent eondi ton only Prompt pt~yment 614-992-5657. Eam rnaney by the wetk Join the numt.n to demonstrate Christmas-Around-Th•Wortd July December L.eav• name add~• and phon. number on an.werlng ttrvlce 514 992-6319 ·Employment Services 11 EARN MONEY Reading books $30 000/yr Income potenti<~l Now hiring (1) 805-687-6000 Ext Y 1019f. Help Wanted A.ecaptlng spplieallon for nurs ng assl111nts certiUtd and un c•r11t •d will offer c•r1111ed clusu Contact Susan Smith R N Plnecrtlt CaN Centlf 17'0 Pintcrnt Drive Gallipolis Cltllo 614-446--7'112 Equal Opportun+ty Employer ACCOUNTANT Experl1nce In aceountmg wi1h emphasis In lund end grant accounting In 1 compu1orlzld oHicl snvlron m8nt knowledge of cash and aecrual accounnng procedures gfiinl accounting ttatlttlcs and financial man~gament Sind resume to Sandfii McFarlsnd1 Personn.C Oftlur Woodlano Ctntera Inc 412 VInton Pika Galllpoll. ohio 45631 or call 614-446-5500 Wood and can ters Is an EEOJAA employ• All Star WsterbMI ll now hiring for It • new etore In Ohto River Ptua No EJpllllnCII Yard Sale Gallipolis & VIcinity Utt• lrained 514-441 Rick PNrson Auct on Company now bookmg auetions •• ptrlence makn the dlff•r•nc• licensed Ohio Kentucky West V rglma 304 773-5785 304 Lost & Found 11 Public Sale & Auction noeouory. lluol bo o..,..lc hard -"<~1111 I onjoy woi111"11 whh peoplo Salory pfuo c.... mlooiCOI Apply oi:Ati.S!Or Wato-."· Ohio Rl- Piazo Galltpollo un Aml1our photogrophlnl won1odt No "' Up lo 1'1,100 dolly eao 1.QOO 231).363e IS 111/mln ) or wrlto PASE ti17Qi 15t 8 Un- EARN MONEY Rud ng books $30 000/yr lneome pot•ntlal Now hiring {1) 805--687-6000 EJ:t Y-4562 Easy work! Ellcellent peyl Aseamble products 11 home Call for Information 1 504-641...S003 ext 3"13 Jmmedlate openln; ava !able tor Plf1 lime AN SupMYt.or Com ~nlve WIQH diffiNnlal with 11pert.nct Contact tha 0 rtetor ot Nurolng, PIMCr... Car-. Cen ter 170 Plnecreet Orlve1 Gal Jlpolle Otdo 45831 114-MD-7'112 Equtl Opportunity Employer Molnlenance plt'IOO Mutt be .._ 10 do some 1tectrtcal work aome equipment malnteneneo and othw odd tot- Apply at I:H: : a-nto.,-:F :- cca-""",.::-P- ""__;'"-nd--'::llllC":'.--::: Ph5ebotomlst or Medically Trained Penonn11 To Complete Moblll tnaure~ Eu1111.1.. Part In Ollila County wM 1 800-4M-041IIn Dunbar WVa nm. Pooltlon Rotlolorwcl Phor _ , pa~~lmo ponnonom (20 houro pot llepl 11wough Nov and Jan througll Juno) Sludont Hoahh 8onrtco Avoll 9optornbor t 1110 9olory $11 000 w1th pa~la1 bonolllo. Minimum quollllcotlono LJcon. ..,.. 11 o Rotlatorod Phor. ,_lot in 111 otolo o1 Ohio Ap- colnway N Aurora 1110142. ~~ IIPII'IIncl In 1 lot In An Immediate apenlng •• s o Galllo Co\.orty govommont oftlta tor an atflcl clark. The IUCCIUful l~icant ntPIC 1 have ,,.. abfllty to apantl • ar z. eomputar Of ward proctaeOr deal with the public In I polite and protualonal mlllnlr 3 be an occur1t1 lypNI 4 be motlv01od 10 loom oklllo ond ourcloo good judgomont Thlo 1o on 0111ry lovol potltlon and houri will VlfY Send rooume 1o ~0 Bo• 421, Oo~ llpoHo Ohio 411831 No phone 01111 wtll bo _,Iff lnotllutlonol retail ohonnocy. A uunelbllltiM WDfti With full· ·••- ..,. u,..• ...__,_ t"'_, __ to pn:t•Ylcl lo Mudtnl po11Mttl In Ohto um~ lludtnt .....lth s.r Yict Pharmacy tntln'1twer S.N:I '-'1ar of application mum end rtW...cM to John A. Cornwell Admlnlatr.tlve Dlrtclcw Ohio 8tu Un-..,. -~~~ ..,_, 2 llooNh Contor DrfYO AU11,. ~ 417111 1 M1 Phono 11....,.. 11e0) u •-"-to •111-~ Ohio n.-.. , on ~ ,_,.. Act-quol Opcnny Employo< Aptlllcollon llno Auguoll. tiiO. Help Wanted ae setllsh or too self mvotved should one who has t aken advantage of you re cently Cancer tr eat your self to a t>lrlh da y g It Send for your Astra Graph pre d ct ons tor the yea ahead by ma1hng $ 1 25 to Astro Graph c/ o this newspa per P 0 Box 914 28 Cleveland OH upon whose promtses you c an usually rely m ght no! be tn a post! on to fulfill comm1tmenls today Be p epared to operate on your own If necessary MaJOr changes are ahead tor Cancer f1 the com~ng year Send for your Astra Graph pred ic t ons today Ma 1 $1 25 to Astra Graph c /o lhts newspaper P 0 44101 3428 Be sure to stat e your zod1 Bo>91428 Cleveland OH 44tDt 3428 ac s gn Be sure to state your zodtac s1gn be giVen a w1de berth roday espec a ly "J6 s 2 trKIOB I tAK 105 II>A84 +QH n • 952 Heartland of Jackson LPN RN lull-t me poslt1on avallab a 00% luhion r•lnbu~•manl Send resumes or ca tor an appointment EOE Gail Raw na DON 8668 St Rt 93 Jac:kaon 01"1 0 45640 6)4 28&50 26 Holiday nn at Galli pol s now accept ng appl cations !Of from de&k clerk Apply n pe son NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE EXCELLENT WAGE S lor spa e I m• assembly Eaay work a t'loma No uperl•nc e needed Ca I 1 918-62.2 565.2 E ~tt 1.244 ncludlng Sat and Sun Exctltenl Wag" for spare tl mt lllltnbly Easy work at home No experience nHdld cal 1 504~41 7718 E•1 5114 Open 24 hours Inc-luding Sunday Exp MMI Cuner Johnaon s Supermarket lnltrvlaw or con lat:1 Mr Johnson 85 Vine Gal II polls Experlenc•d ha dware lllttperson to work In ocal ,.ta hardware Send resume to Box Cta 038 cJo Ga polls Dally Tribune 825 Third Ave Ga llpoUs oti 45631 EKpar •n eed peopls only pial eel POSTAL J OBS $18 392-167 125/yr. Now hiring Call ( t) 805687~0 Ext P-4562 tor cunent ""READ BOOKS Tlllo Call FOR PAYI $100 o HJI)1).8471878 ($0 99 min) or write PASE .JJE 161 S UncoJnwa1 N Aurora II 60542 Rallab .. peraon to operata trac tor mowers weed aater ._JIO!, oct Apply o1 Ha"lo Fsnns POnland OH Southweetem Community Council Inc ._ accepting ·~ ptlca11ona for positions child ond family developmental rogrem tor 2 Head Star1 eachero Mt Flowers School and Point Plaaunt. Mull hive dtvrM or CDA credsntlall ptua 5 yrs pN school axparlance Must have car and valid driven llctfllla Teachlr aulant for 1M Flower school ares mutt have High School dlptoma or GED end car with vtlkl drlvera license Family NNic8 worker Ml F1owar school acrea must havs High School diploma or QED Mulli be 1b .. to drive mini tchoot bul have VI ld chautt.ur llcenH bl willing to obtain a COL For appllcatfont apply at ~0 Flhh Ave Hun tlnaton WV bltoN 5 00 PM July r. 23"£0£ Wantld Dental RtcepUonlat Progr111lve Dental practice Hlli.lna trtandiY, outgoing per eon to Join ths r ct.nfalt••m In provkllng qualhy p~tlent cars Dtntll and ComDUier ax pofionoo protorrod P!oooa lind rt•ume to Dr Larry Kennedy 441 Oennl Hartinger Parkwey lllddlopor1 OH 45710. Wendy 1 now hiring tor all Shifts Apply In Person Sun _ Thuro Bo1WHn 214E 0 E 18 S ltuatlon Wanted Wanted to Do dr ve can be p oduct ve tr a ts f you channe hem pr oper y Be careful tOd ay t ha t you don t sl th ngs up JU S\ to make wav es tod ay and p1ck up the shattered pteces anoth er leaves behtnd atter a lempe tan trum ThiS nd!VIdual should be con soled not chast sed VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) Even though VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) Just because your suggest o ns ma y c on tam element s an assoc1ate d sagrees w th you I s not a vahd reason for gettmg angry I you keep an open m nd you II also have a lorglv ng heart ol w sdom that your contempo rar es ttmught s Jac k be m ndfut o how you p esent th em Be sur e your del very s tog ca ot e m ot anal II> K 6 3 Vulner able East West Dealer Sou th I+ Wtst Dbl 4 All pass + Norlb t:ast 2+ Pass SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-0ec 2t) Be carerul today that you do not tnp over your own shoestr ngs Obstacles that ma you path are ke y to be placed the e by you rather than o thers to e ~ a u t ak e on a cr 1 ca ao 11 yo ur se tt p ro,ecl loday n hopesol sav ng m oney be ce an 1 1s so met h ng you c an han could CAPRICORN (Doc 22 J1n t9) 11 '' s up be to you to make plans tor a spec al soc a ac t v ty today g1ve adequate thought t o he gu est I st Don t nv te f ends wl"1 o ha ~ e n 1 been ge tl ng alo ng too we I w1t h one anot he r ecently ~ ou ar e go ng to pa t c pat e n some type o l fu n con pe lt ve ac v ty loday don take you se I o th e qame too ser o usly and abov e a t y no t to b arne team n a es Ia your own nadequac es AQUARIUS (Jon 2{1 AQUARIUS (J1n 20-Feb t9) n order to ach eve you r object ves t od ay you m ght hav e to do h1ngs m a c rcu tou s manner Don ush nt o wa Is hop ng lhey w II c umb1e a!Jmp act Feb t9) T y 10 I nd some t ype ot cons ! uct ve outle l to you ene g es oday Keep ng your est lessness bo lt ed up c ould put yo u n a te mpe ame I a mood PISCES (Feb 20-Merch 2Q] Argumen tat1ve nd1v duals wtllturn you oil t oday nvo lve yourself w th co mpamon s you k now from e)( penence don t overreact to development s PISCES (Feb 20-Merch 2Qj Don I tr~ IO but the solution ts obvtous muse e you way th ough s1tuat ons to dd y lha you sho uld be th nkmg your way thr ough Str ong a m s not ne arly as etlecl ve as a st ong mmd 304 722 36411, TAURUS (Aptil 20-Moy 2G) I cond Welklng dlstanee to beach BetwHn Ormond BN<:h & Sl Augu.tlne Ownsr 904-m 5652 Local No 814-448.()325 tile su1t When West led the kmg of d1amonds and Ea st played the se ven West had to ask h1mself ~ hether declarer m1ght have jumped to four spades With Q J 8 x x of d1amonds Th at was a poss1 bJ!Jt) f South ongmalll held+ A J 8 1 6 'I A • Q J 8 :1-2 4 K 6 Wes t dec1ded n ghtly th at WJth such a hand So uth would have been more I kely to mvesllgate gam e poss!blhlJes by men twn ng his d1 amond su11 Therefore f Easl was showm g the queen of d a monds that ga ve West a chance to gu1de the defense At tn ck two he led the 10 of dJa monds East won the qu een and had to dectde whether to return a d ub or a heart If declarer he ld K 10 alone of get along wen w th a person perUnent to your mmed1ate plan s I might be nee essary l or you to make some conces sons Fa hng t o do so cou d b ng th ngs 10 a hall East fm allv dec1ded that West had started Willi f our diam onds and B o okkup l n g Account ng Hote Motel management Alrlin• travel Nurses Aid Trac tor Ttl iter Iran ng Resl d•nt/Home .tudy Financia l aide available it quallert Placemanl usletanc.t County Schools loeal office 2307 Camden Av• Parbrsburg WV 1-8()()..648-6411 18 Wanted to Do Car & lawn mowsr rspalrt piek up and delivery Mobile homn un~acktd & reb oeked roots paln!od 304:6711 2818 Cart tor elderty n my home 21 Opponunlty I ----=-~=::::-..:.___ NOTICE! OHIO VAllEY PUBliSHING CO •commends thai you do bual nasa w th p10p11 you know end NOT to send mooey through the mall until you hav• invastTgeted the oHerlng Vending Rout• Grut Jncame Potential I Exc• tenl SSS locstlona Sma lnvntment Ccmmerclal homs unite from S199 Lampt lotions accaesorte• Monthly paym•n11 tow u $18 Coli today FRE£ <*or co1olog 1.eG1).22H2e2. Real Estale Hr Anlll Taylor 11 t14-4"•e.ao04 31 Homes for Sale Fonnor Kindergarten INc:her of tertna chlldeare In my home FT or PT. Structured Ktivltlel Cen- 2 bedroom older home 1200 aq tt good cond 4 ll,.placel ctoae ta town echooll church Priced for quick 111e. ntate 111 1*'-"l 304-875--1!.52 114-446-0230 JOglollr ~75-51147 Mtl-21564. Will Baby eu U8 828MM.ot 1 675-4102 uma known proart=ot the r.cta. Amazing r mneagt revtal• clltella1 M 4M:4581 lluot Sill 2BR Log - NewlY corpotod 11onod hol•h WOCJCI.Ilumor 10 1124 Dock, 12 r12 ""lldl"11, Rlvwvlow Mlkl ott«< IM-<fq-41Q11i or 814ut-1112. Prlco R...,odl Portor Brvot Subdlvlolon 3BR 1 112 801h F R Scroonod-!n:Porch" 314 ocr• lot CHy School 1114:44..1H5 32 Mobile Homes tor Sale 1112 BA Trotlot 11100 Cuh &14- •-1- --·- tflll Klri<wood 12llt10 2BR uc 1811 1217'0 3 Badroom Mobile Homo, Nlco Trollot 121100.00 OBO SH o1 :11M5 W-own 8 room and bllh Full buemtnt Rd UIMIIOVI!lo OH or 0111114and garage Nn root and wln- 441~217. doWI newly retnodllld Price 2 car gar• In-around" pool Prlcol'MueOd 1~7231 rtduced Union Ava Ponroy Calt11+1V2-5003. Will cart for lklerly In your home or mine 30 yu,. •• perlenc• good rtflfencee 304- monthly payment Full pnoe 38 R In Choohlro Control Air 12lll0 wt1h """" oddl!lon 3 new e~~rpet lnd~lancee ecrea rnn Will consider lind buomont ond co Ul 000 -rocl 114-'JifHIM ott In mw homo Hovo 7 roomo 1 112 bo1ht coun!ry Good Ae,.,•tce~ 814..J88.1114 Repos Tax 0.1/nquam Propertlle Now Hlllng your 11'11 Caii1-31S..136-1'l7&. Ext .... QH.G2 Currt~nt flits 24 hrw Avo JIM.zn.4158 3BR 1112 llotho F11 LA lul1y • Solo oftonlo!M, clllldeoro II F quipped kitchen w/ dining •ru. THn1ge girt wanta lo do babysfttlng Ltv.. In Long Dot tom erea Good with kids 614 $1 00 tU R•pair) forecloeures tbiO •Jr: Wllhlr I dryer NIWty rwmodatad bathroom. Uat:wn Mill Plulle Day Cart C.nlar 0 I m. 5 30 p.m Agee 2 10 Bafal'l eft• echoal Dro~lne welcome 114-448-8224 GOVERNMENT HOMES !Tom 1414301AI1 Oaorgee Portablt Sawmill don'1 houl fuol coli 304-17111157. Magfc Y•re Day CaN Center Nuonabll dtpandabla IJcenae quality child CII'W Mondoy lhnJ F"doy 7 30 1llt 5 30 For more Information Of' to arM Col t :ns.n&-TJ75 Ext H C>H-02 current lite 24 hre t1 oo Davto 6*448-36:41 IM~ry Delinquent Now ulllng your Vending route Local Priced tor quick sale 1-8~2228 Cultom Remode ng. Desk and Hot Tuba Cell Evenings Bob l.Nve ntme •nd Phone number ax Aepos Pro~r11n 1.all().7'1~230 WOLFF TANNING BEDS S7.00 $100 (U Aer.lr) Forec:fot:ures HOUSE f1 00 No martgoge 1o worry about or .....,. 1 lingll 30C TI:H\246 Custom mad• Country cur1aln• with I or 2 ruHits Fntoons Swsg1 I Caeetdll upholst•r.d Comlcn An~ alls any fabric 614-Mi-2202 Detall•d Ho1.11ec111n1ng GOVERNMENT HOMES !rom Business Hvtng bu1cloM lollolao School town. Rt 3S4 leN and TownthtD Rold 27. Rrat roed to ~ Colt 114-1127118 ort384- WANJADS GET RESUltS LIKE DIAMONDS was TAURUS (April 20-Mew 2Q) In order Io leadmg the tO spot m the hope that 1 ons wa ant t ass e t your se 1 as a leader t oday Do n t leave anyth1ng up to pe rsons you lee can 1 carry the b aton r angement to day where you II be work mg n close prox m1ty w th ano ther be sure the ass gnments are equally d s tr buted Each mu st d o h s o r her share ~90 N ~ ~ S P ,\I ER ENTEHPR SE ,\ .SS N East would mterpret tl as sut t pref er ence askmg for a heart sh1ft R ght but 1t 1s certa nly true that West m1ght have started w1lh only three dta monds and dec larer could have held+ AKJ876'1K!O.J8 5 +A6 n 8 1 bedroom apt Stove relr1g nice Consldar Human Servl caa or HUD 402 112 241h St Pt Plea.aant W V 614 5858 m 1 bedroom turnl t hed At utllJtiH beautiful river View $80 wk or 1300 per mon1h 614 G492526 2 bedroom unlumlshiK1 apartments Stove and ratrtgerator Naw Hewen West Vlrginil and Middleport Ohio 614--192 11t81 11 Help Wanted UnfUrnished ~rooms tu 1 buemenl two ttorage build ng Pomeroy Nya Avl $250 per mon&h Aet. .nc• and deposit required 514-949-3027 James Jacoby s books Jaroby on Br dge and 01 Car d Game5 wr cen 11 fh !I s tach r the Ia r Js wa d Jarobv are now Jva ab r a Rook!; 992-6991 Coli After 5 P.M. Why Pay R1nt? Homta tor $1 00! B1nk r1po1 tax dtlllnquent proJ*'I._ govarnmenl glvAWIY progr1m1 For lnfor matkKI ~I 1~~~ TT18 Ext R5214 24 hOUri 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Two 2 BR trailera $150 mo $150 daposh Watsr heat & aile not Included 11~3-0306 Public Sale &Auction DIRECTOR OF RADIOLOGICAL SERVICES Full sorv c:e hospua n area nch tn h story aty pa~s golf courses water ecmat on and hunnng and fish ng seeks ARR T-cern fied 0 ector ot Rad olog cal ServJC&s With preVI ou s superv soy e-. penence Must be knowledgeable n rad ology ultrasound nuclear mad c1ne and CT Salary negollab e bcell ont bone lis package Wnte or ca ll Bill Barke 0 ector of Personnel Pleasant Valley Hasp tal 300 PUBLIC AUCTION AA.IEOE THURSDAY EVE, JULY 19 1990 5 30 PM Mrs Molden IS movtng to extended care and Mr & Mrs Gaul have no use for some olthese 1tems so are movtng to fa~rgtound at Pomeroy Oh1o Watch for sale s1gns HOUSEHOLD 2 pc I v ng oom su te end & co tl ee table k tc hen table & 2 char s desk & cha~ s n~e ba ss bed co mplete ches t ot d a wer ~ va 1y d ese & sea cha s lamps she ves I owe stands m cr owave ao sze ch est deep fr ee ze Hoave p gh sweepe msc I nen s d shes pots & pans e ee l c appl ance s metal shelv ng 8 track Iape playe and o & m sc ANTIQUE OR COLLECTORS ITEMS Sew ng roc~er a /tamps bed frame scales Qu It nR ame s Model A I uck ac k Oazey churn wl metal ho. Ia r IK OO handmade churn N I No I cor n shell er 1925 Wa ~ ns p o du cts n or g na bo~ es box lor Mod el A lrt d P octo & Garn o e trad emar k dov e ta I wood box hand w n~e lo vellma Co E e Pa PS S1ll man te a sell n ~ ce menl me lal drum Eagl e Man Co COin obber l an ca ste Oh o I ke new) buck sa ws old tools draw kn e cow bells appl ebu te st rer & lots mare HORSE EQUIP Horse d awn h gh wheel wood wagon \11 /sel lh er ho se t>a vene s ngll:' I ees steel be r~m walk ng pl ow J rwe ru va tors & e c MISC 7 000 BTU 11 0 a cood I oner Push pow & mo" ll grea se bucket ca t & g abre hooks wh ee ba row & e OWNERS JESTIE MOLDEN & MILDRED & JAKE GAUL Jacob) BEAUTICIAN NEEDED Valley Dnve Po nt Pleasant WV 25550(304) 675 4340 Ext whtch case the hea rt bac k would lose the hand P~ ilrl)!. Apartment for Rent Mobil• home tar 1111 or rwnt 1974 SchuHL 3 bedroom fur nlshed 614-992 747'9 Burkh1n Lane Ollllpolls 3 BR $300Jmo plua depos 1 6t4 4464222 bll:ween 9 & 111m 75x120 Lot on Flagler B11ch Fie hearts and A x of clubs a cl ub back ARIES (March 2t Apt1l t9) I you re tng lor grated today 1n you r comme c1a1 would be the ~ nner But wll h the ac co ntemplat ng buy ng an e)(pens1ve deal ngs I you p ay th ngs too oose tual hand 1t " as v1tal to return a tem to your ho useh o d toda y be sure you m1ght thmk you have a dea ted heart down when Ill rea ty 1 IS merely hang mg by a thread tumtshed washer and dryer air cond 304 173-5958 unfurnished haw• In Pomeroy 814 99.2 2219 aft•8 p.m 88 112 ocroo Tnbblo R01d Loon1 Muon County Aemodt1ea houaa drllld well vary nice Interpreting s1gnals tn 2 bedroom lreller Ashton Upland Road $160 mo $100 tor daposlt stove ref sewer a gar bage funr1shed 304 67S.408S" Thr11 Badroom n83 shortness 14X70 Tra er 3BR 1112 Btth on At 35 Rodney t-1111 BI1J Yard6l4245-6223 6t4-441Hl254 50 scr11 Letart 35 palture with fencing plenty waler 304-675- ARIES (Merch 2t Aprllt9) Tak e no1h 1 s somet h ng everyon e want s or need s G umbles wIt result t yo ur ch01ce s un po pula 1304475-3220 aHer 5 00 PM Good building sn" No Mineral deal when East enco uraged he hoped SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) Be that West would nol II mk he had mentation m ght not be 4 room houH with bath lor renl nghto 514-44&-o:m In stand ard s gnal ng a h gh ~:a rd ts encouragmg but 1ts message can have Adrust ng to de velopm ents s much bet ramificat iOns It can be played from a ter than gett ng aggrava1ed ave th em SCORPIO (Ocl 24 Nov 221 I you e SCORPIO (Ocl 24 Nov 22) Som e not succe ssful t oday I won t be due t o a doubleton or 1t ca n be pla yed JU St to tn s1 ess s pass ble n several mportant tack ol good deas Your mag nat on s d1 cate possession of a key card that can be useful to the defense ln today s adm able but your methods of mple one to one r e at onsh ps Today Ten s ons ca n be educed I you excuse n at he s what you want exc used m yo u Rentals 41 Houses lor Rent 38 1crn 2 mlt11 from Vlntan reach A sh II n d r ee l on won I were your best nt erest s yOJ ca nnot per sonally change t od ay Cash Pos 11ve 10 DAN SMITH- AUCTIONEER PH 614 992 7301 l cense No Oh o 5768 1344 W Va SI S Not ResponSible lot ACCidents or lo ss of Property HELP WANTED Hourly Cl n1c A de nee ded part lim e '" la m ly pi anmng offices 10 Me1gs Gallla and Law1ence count es Must hav e high school diploma or equ1va Ie ney good co mmu01cat on skills accurac yw thf gures med ca l of! ce ex pmence helpful w II tram mature nd1v dual who IS sens1t ve to rep rodu ctive hea l th need s of client s Look1ng for so meon e who 1s self motivate d and can grow 10 the pos t on as need a1 ses Pos 1t1on require s reliable tran sportal on w1ll ngness to travel to other PPSEO offices week day evenm g and Saturday hou1s are to be expected Send letter of mt erest re sume and two employment refmn ces t o Planned Parenthood of Southeast Oh1o 396 R1chla nd Avenue Ath ens Oh10 45701 by Jul y 16 1990 EOE / ESP HELP WANTED Part t1me Patient Serv1ces AsSISt ant to work n fam ly pi ann ng cen ters 1n Me1gs Galha an d Lawt enc e cou n t1es Must be expwenced n med cal offiC e pract ces an d client 1el at1ons Res pons1bl e pos1hon fot a matUJe m v dual w th good JUdgment and sen s1t v1ty t o re pro duct ve health needs of wo men and lam lies Must be well organ11ed have demonstrated com petence WJ!h 1 gures and record keep ng Must be able to work under gu del nes w1th m n1mal superm10n and have supermr verbal commu n cat 1on Ski ll s Requ res reliable han sportat1on fleXJbJI ty of t1me an d ab1l ty to travel 1o othe r gency off ce• as needed Even ng Sat urday an d wee kday hour s are t o be expected Sen d re sume an d two employment references to Planned Parenthood of Southeast Oh1o 396 Richland Avenue Ath ens Oh o 45701 by July 16 1990 EOEIESP Card of Thanks Mr and Mrs lnstruc!lon IJ76.2336 One 2 bedroom trail•r completely 13,000 lor oil 614-453 6451 LIBRA (Sep1 23 Oct 23) Sir ve to be nchnat1on s tod ay to suddenly change sens be an d ad aptab e about lh1ngs cour se ust when you goat s w thm 31 Homes for Sale Financial Rau11 2 Ashton 1 1<:re Iota 3 mlln aou1h Galllpo Is Locks public water no restr1ctlons toma with rtver tJontag• 30'- Fanns for Sale 2 lola Vaults and headstone~ at Mal;Memorial <llrclenaVtterano Section 47A Lots 364 Opemng lead • K booh orer~ Roth arr pu b hed b A rrame tor sale by own.r 22 00 aqua,. fM1 1 11vlng room w apr al Care lor t dA ty In my home stalrcau & tlraplac• 1lso In Man o woman Mus1 bs am clud11 custom made solid oak buts ory A so accept buln In bookeue 0 n ng room A lhe mars pat ants 614-667 builtin k tchen with range large 6183 laundry room 4br measuring Cer11 •d Oay C.a e P ov de has appro1 12x14 10x12 1011C. 3 openings for ch d en ot any Wi t do Interior and 1r1e io 9• 40 2 bathroom• Willi to wall ag• II you I ve n Megs or pai nt ng Pr ofessl ona work for carpeting throughaU"t Elletrlc A l'lans Count as you may be amatu•r pay E1~r en ce 10 ba11board heat ng 3 cat detach ellg bl• lor tr.. babysht ng years 614 ~2 2127 garaga w door openera county through the Ospartment ol water Mpllc ayal1m I lllttlllt r,our d ~• ways dish all on 43 9 acres tor Human Services Cartltlld n W II Flrai Aid and CPR SR 7 Tup- patlo&/a abs all types concrete S85 000 Home on 13 K,.. for pers Pia ns Oh 614-667-6329 or work and teed 011 side walks $7!5 000 30 & tc~ are evailabl• 614 74 2 2127 614-667-6183 w purchue of homt for an sddi Will wash a wu your car snG UoNII $10 000 located Rt 3 Gal Prlvat• Tutoring 17 yeart~ ax clean Inside 614 J83..W74 llpolls ~rectlona TaU Rt 35 lo parl1nee Learn ng Oisab ed R1 581 to Cool Mill Rood Home eh dr~n Htved T•l 814 ..... 46 3169 ta apptowlmat .. y 2 112 to 3 miiH on left In Ohio Call 1~1~ 15 Schools & 5611 In Wesl Virginia Call 1 304-344 5538 afttr !p m >lx70 lrollor 304-112 3451 new home conltruction on Rayburn Road Ptlved road county wat•r reatonab*t rettrlcUon1. 1ntormtllon tn1illd on requ..t 304-67So5253 John 0 lllrlach no 11/ngfl...wkM trailers. pl.... tr A 7 t JB S.Outb 44 GEM . Real Estate General STONE Real Estate General Albert Sm1th 1 Card of Thanks The fa m11y of W1l llam F Payne would llke to express our smcere thanks to all of 81ll s fnends co workers and ne1gh bors for all the ex prBSSJOnS of sympa thy dunng our time of sorrow Spectal thanks to Jay and Andrea Cremeens of the C remeBns Fu nersl Chapel and to Pastor Albert Early for all the11 spec1al care and concern w1sh to thank CONSTRUCTION, INC. each and every GENERAL CONTRACTING one who sent us cards for our 60th Weddmg Anmversary 2 Res1dent10l & (ommerual In s red & B ondtJd Free E$t1ma1e s 18Yea & EKpe I fHlCil ' 9377 16141 388 DONAlD BROWNING Pr es ident .., UOREY f Y ER ROBERT D BRENNEMAN 446 2174 MARY FLOYD REALTOR HOMES FARMS & COMMERCIAL PROPERTIE S 25 LOCUST STREET GAlliPOLIS OHIO 456 31 446 3636 U A\t~ - L In Memory Of JACKIE D CORWIN who passed away July 13 1989 Today bungs to our re membrance The day you went home to rest Tho day w1ll nol be lor gotten By The famJIJos of Sherman Parsons and Allee Hobbs would hketo extend a spacial thank you to Dr Linder Dr Clark Dr Morgan and all the nurs1ng staff 1n ICU tho respiratory untt at Holzer Medical Cen ter Rev J1m Lusher and Waugh Hallay Wood Funeral Homo Also a spec1al thank you 10 all of the pall bearers and lho spocJel friends oftheVFW Posl 4464 lho Elks Lodge the Moose Lodge and the Amen can Leg1on Post 27 Thanks to all of the ft~ends family and ne1ghbors that sent food end flowers All rhe love a•d kmdnoss you ve all shown has bean grealfy appreciated by everyone who loved Sherm Smcerely The fem1has of Sherman Persona and Allee Hobbs ®CANADAY . REALTY In Memory Fam1ly of William F Payne the ones who loved you best Sadly mJS sed by lamJiy 8 5 Ads Public Safe & Auction PUBLIC AUCTION AND CONSIGNMENT SALE , •••1•• lid Hd hit nfltth ••• 12th of Jal,. He tat I• hit afflu tontl•t hit ,,....,. Hope the ••• wu ell to hit pleltare ELEGANT AND PRACTICAL COLONIAL FROM THE SPA CIOU SFOY ERTOTHE GOURMET KIT CHEN THI SHOMl ~ll IMP RES S ANY GU EST 4 BE DROOMS 1 BAI HS ARG F I JR MAl l IV NG AND 0 NIN G ROOMS f AMilY ROOM W TH I REPLA CE All BEDROOMS HAVE AMPLE CI OSII SPAll IHl WOODW ORK IN THIS HOM[ IS OUbANDING ? I All GARAG E NEAR CIIY $94 900 NEAR RIO GRANDE l BE DROOM BAI H HO Ml HAS FAMILY ROOM NI CE DINING ROOM KITH EN EQUIPPlD WITH RAN GE AND REFRIG BAIH OFF MASTER BEDROOM HAS GARDEN TUB VINYl SIDING ON LY4 YEARS OlD lO T IS GE NTLY SLOP ING lO I HAS BEA UT ifUl TRUS $4 000 FARMS APPROX 30 ACRES RT 7 AN DOHIO RIVER FRO N!Ar. l 1 BEDROOM HOME BARN AND OTHER OUT BUilDIN GS $69 500 EVERY FRIDAY AT 7 P.M APPROX 282 ACRES 4 HOMES ON PROPERTYNEED SOME REPAIR 3 BARN S $1 24 500 Located DAV Buildtng across from the Jaycees bUJidtng on Rt 35 Bypass APPROX 72 ACRES 2 BED ROOM HOME BARN MOST Y FENCED $34 50D Consignment taken from 12 00 to 6 00 day of sale TRUCKLOAD OF NEW MERCHANDISE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE Terms Cash or Check w1th Proper I D AUCTIONEER, DAVID BOGGS GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 614-446-7750 licensed and Bonded m State of Ohto License No 4596 Not Responstble for Accidents or loss of Property We Are Bookmg Summer Sales 3 UOOpn LIBRA (Sopl 23 Ocl 23) Guard agamst By James Ja cob) © Will do babyalulng In my llome Reterenc.. ava abl• 614-441 1408 1986 two bldroom all Merrie Mobllt hems lor runt Ganueman 614 992 3181 Leta & acreaga available tor SOUTH + A KJ 8 7 6 LEO (Julw 23 Aug 22) Amb t1on and LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Be a good sport GEMINI (May 2t June 2G) Issues can o nl y t>e esolved today I th ey a e GEMINI (Mar 2t..Juno 2Q) n an ar 12 175-2722 87acrws 1 mila from Cantena'l on clicker Rd W.ler elec nptlc tank on lal $10,000 firm Call 81~M61 between 5 30 +I CANCER (June 2t July 22) People who CANCER (June 2t Julr 22) A lr end 1 UBL CATI ON OF NOTICE TO All PE RSONS INTER ESTEO N TH E FOLLOWING FS ATES PE NDING IN THE GAL A COU NTY PROBATE Ons acrw Inlier lot w th water and .. pile system S3 900 304 35 Lots & Acreage @ 1WO NEWSPAPER ENTERPR SE ASSN Giveaway 3 Br 10 Year old 38R a bath houae/10 Acr11 Close to VInton 814--J88.97'll. U 6 II>QJ 107 42 Mobile Homes for Rent dlf tl'ld•lne 814-446-8038 33 1 14 ' D Sunday limes Sentinel - Page- D 35 Lots & Acreage Caii1-ICJO.rn-4045 tor dltallo • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace 4 t W Va " ' 1 1 • • • • • • - - • l t h e unbelievable prlca af • $12 900 ct.llvered and set up b ought out nt o th e op en and frankly d scussed I som eth ng s d sturb ng you don 1 keep 11 pen t up and le t I cause you 10 brood Public Notice Mobile Homes tor Sale SPECIAL. Factory to yout991 2 or 3 bedroom14K"70 models at CAPRICORN (Oec 22 Jan t9) I sua de t he \\a sh ngton L~ g ~ cJ u rr to enact toug her laws dralmg w t h sPx r m tna ls and to a 1 a st a trw d f' rPp ) Jtlr g nc \ Ut k 10 t dC k tt t-t m ovr m Pn s I n rlus ng rg urn l n s JJI use e A 1I Cu 1 I s des( r bed DodU d S fPrl ngs a ft e ard s T hr p osr cut on also p r r n Pd J st cs of p ho l os comp h P .... t h ( 1p1 ons <hJch Dodd 'llegr dl 1 too k of onr f h s IC'I m s b fon nd at e hr k II d 1nd 1aped him D1 f nsc a1 orn r \ s ask('d er f \\ que s tw ns duri ng c ross Sup1eme \o u Bu1 l od d 1< of \ anro u\r toll tn 0 c go n nr l), s papr n 3 lrp hor 1 nrrr Jr\1. trnm h1 s j a I cel l Mond \ tha h< w d not f ight a deat h \ f' J d rt I m no t go mg to do v.ha t r\pn other Dea lh Ro' 1nma r s do~ng and appea fo 10 vea r s he told ThP oung bo \ s p otlr d hr r murdrr s and drsr r thPd t :-. sentr ncP will au ton A lla n Dodd was sen tencC'd to BERNI CE BEDE OSO L de M sea cu at ons e;.;;pens ve Washington child killer sentenced to death politi cal a 1a ys n lhe South p re d~r s th " II change 1n he genrr<l r lcc t o n And1 ha s go len fundam pn ta lly " free nd e fr om lhe ot her c andtdatl s up t ll now becausE' hr s vtr tu Illy 1o;su r d a s lo t 1n thf' Da rd en He has been such a bad Dard en as ked Al thoug h 1ssues ha\P not ta k en the spotllghl 1n the campa i gn som e of I he hi gher pr of ile top ics have mcluded Mt iiN s proposal l o cr eate a sta le olter y to help pay for edu cal onal 1mpro1P m ent s and Barne s p ledge to cu the sta te sa les tax by a penn y It IS the popu larll ) of th e slatL lot ter y I hat appea1 s l o br Mille r s secrPt to succPss Pol ls r L.1 1 a hra I 0 1 OIC IS <.O n pilc atm g h 1\ c shown 1 ts he mos l mporl ant IS SUe on the minds of Georg ia s De m ocra ti C v oters Abortion has been m am ly on I he agendas of Bar nes the clear anu abor1 10n can d date and You ng who has l n ed to follow I he foot steps of \ rg1ma s W1 de1 Jn d use J n a bo tJOn r ght s pos ttto n o his ad., anta ge M ller has defended 'boru un g hts bu ..., auld 1 rq u c Ill na g r ~ to n tf\ It " l ;u£ nt befo tr t 1 n g tn ho to n Hr opposrs d n r t fu nd o~ of pu b c 32 BRIDGE 1983 14170 good cond a bortion rates Thud Wo r ld a declin e tn rna er ASTRO-GRAPH CA dtck underpinning, con Bet ween 1979 and 1985 she said \\h i ie the rate of contr a ceptlve use conti nued to climb the abo r ti on ral e dropped back to he level of 19 3 She sa1d the cur rent debate focustng on li s cr mln aht} rc flec ls scant unders tanding of of abor tion s r eal pl ace In demogra phiC and public health trends or of the social forces that mfluence could br p1event ed b\ lnCJea s ng wom en end a1 l eas t one fourl h of all p regnane es - desp11 e slrlcl la" s and the fi erce oppos111on of th e Roma n Ca th olic chUJch Wh tle no ting t ha i officia l fig ures put the num ber of deaths from Illegal aborti ons al 200 000 Jacobson sa1d the f1 gure might be muc h higher smce d at a on abornon and abortwn relat ed mortaltt y are sca nty at bes1 She ctted one study fr om Indi a 1hat esn mat ed 500 000 wom en d1e annu ally fr om comphca uons of Illega l aborti on n lhal count ry al one As rna y as 74 000 Afn can wom en ma y suff€r a s lm1lar f a tP 1n 1990 shr smd Jacobs on sa 1d the vas t rna or Judged on lhal scorP He needs a 100 pcr ct nt tncrcasp In wh tc suppor t a nd I SC'r r 1s pomt ou1 tha t l o ng " a lkr d n o the gu br n 1t01 1 tiCe \\lfh ne a r!\ a ll oftl rsta te s g n o !uP.sda\ s prm a t\ 1 11 <; <; hov. You ng a n d q 1 1 ol l hese deaths - and man\ of e step to Georgia governor's mansion \II \NT!\ UP !) - Georgia ote s na 1ow thel! f1c d of and da tes fo state and fcdei a l ff1c es I ucsda1 bu t the mam 1Uf'SI1 JPS!tl c t ons a1r tou g h e~~d Jaco b son re ported 'YI. Omen co ntmut 10 Pomeroy- Mtddleport- Galhpohs Ohto- Po1nt Pleasant ASTRO-GRAPH Worldwatch: Abortion restrictions boost women's mortality WAS HING1 0 N tU PI -Of the 0 m illion abortions perform ed loba llv each year near l) hal f li P 1 lega l and of those al leas 0 I OliO per haps mo e 1om •n de a stud ; by he \\or ld wa t c h ln stllul c sa 1d s 11u day 15 1990 BEAUTIFUL LAND - PARTIAL LY WOODED NEAR RIO GRANDE APPROX 47 ACRES NICE 2 BEDROOM 14 170 MOBILE HOME PATIO GARAGE BARN If YOU lOVf THE OUTDOORS HIKING AND CAMPING THIS PROPERTY HAS A SMALL A FRAM E NEAR THE WOODED AREA SUITABLE fOR CAMPING AND If YOU REALLY WANTTO ROUGH IT PARTOf DANIEL BOONE S CAVE IS LOCATED HERE $65 000 NEW ON THE MARKET SUGAR CREEK ROAD - JUST LISTEDI If YOU THIN K A HOME WITH ACREAGE IN AGOOD LOCATION ISMORE THAN YOUR BUDGET CAN HANDLE THIS AFFORD HAS COUNTRY SETTING - THI S 3 BED ROOM RAN CH OFFERS PR IVACY ANDANICE MODER N HOME FA M l Y ROO M WITH f REPlACE fORMAl OIN NG ROOM EAT IN KITCf EN CAR PORf APPR OX l ACRES 2 Mil ES FROM RIO GR AND £ $55 000 JUST A FEW MINUTES FROM !OWN - BR CK RAN CH ARC[ f AM I Y HOME 4 BEDROO MS EQUIPPED KIT CHEN HAS RA NGE REf DISHWASHER fR ASH COMPAC OR DIS POSAt f Ul BASEMENT WI TH REC ROOM ATTACHCOGAR A f Pl !I S 14 X40 GA RAGE WORKSHOI GAS FURNACE C[ N AIR CON D ONE ACRE LOT UNBEATABl E PR !r.F $6) 000 OON I WA I CAll NOW QUICK POSSESSION ROOMY CAPE COD IN NICE AR lA 01 NEWER HOMES' 3 BEDRO OMS 2 BATH S FORMAL 0 N!NG 2 CAR GARAGE FULl BASE MENT SHOWS LIKE A MODEl HOME $62000 OR BUY WITH EXTRA L01 FOR $68 000 BUILDING LOT WIH RIVERVIEW - LOWER ROUT£ 7 AP PROX l ACRE $5 000 SMALL FARM IN OHIO TWP 21 ACRES MOSTLY WOODED TOBACCOBASE NICE GARDEN AREA THE HOME IS ON LY 5 YEARS OLD AND IS VERY ATTRACTIVE 3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS FORMAL DINING AREA EQUIPPED KITCHEN LARGE 24 X32 GARAGE 28 X40 NEARLY NEW BARN If YOU LIKE COUNTRY LIVING OONT MISS OUT ON THI S ONE' $58 000 JUST LISTED' ----·------~----~----------~--~----------~----~ �Page- D-4 - Sunday limes-Sentinel -\4 Apartment tor Rant Antiques 53 a ~ BR apanment, ltove l 1~ rnlsh ~. Upstalra. Wallf 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise ret. I fum/shed. Uppl'r At. 7, l r>~s h Uf.!per Alvw Rd. f14..441.3,MO. 2 rurnfthtd tMelenclll. An ul llillos paid. Share blth. hO or ~IS O . 91tl S.Oond An. 614-4*- Top Cash paid. Old fumhure cubolrda, quilts, orlanlal, palntlngl, loys, or anllr• astala Couch, chair, coH•, and labl" lamp. Woodan dlnetta HI, hid.. away bed and drytt. Uo11lng S.lt. ll4-448-32:Z4. End ol Seaton Cl1aranea all 3•}45. call t:~leet 304-525-3275, or 304- lawn mowers and ttring trim- - - - - , -.,-:--::-;---:--;?!J R, furn' td, c.,.raltv localltd. Ad ulta prtiiiT'Id. Jlo pet1. $7 25/mo. plu. . .curfty dtpottt, r,l lerancee . 1114-441-2231 or 6144·16-2581. 523-6854 . marl In stock no r111on.ib.. of· ~ : .?ARTMENT RENTERS! !rom $1.00 ~~voa wtyt, (U-R1palr) bt.nk ttome. Oo•it r~. fumdoturat, lax dllinqlMnt rropor1it. 1-918--822-1652, ext. ~11244 , Including SaL and Sun. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT EJUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 5311 Jackson Pilla fro m $102/mo. Walk lo thop I lnO II'iet . C.l16l4-441-2568. EOH. G1'8clout living. 1 and 2 bed-mom tptrtmtntl 11 VIHage Md nor tnd Rlve,.idt Ap •..rtm..-.tt In Mlddla~r1 . From $!96. Ctll614-992·118l ECM-t. N1cary Fumltt.d MotNit Home In city. CA. Sulttb'- tor 1 ! *· snn. Rat. &Oap Rllqllired 814•!.16~338 ----,-,---- :•! ic oJiy furnlshlld moblla home, 1 1·1ilo below town , ovar1ooklng nvor, CA, "ut, Rat. 614-446C:DS. ·-,--------:----c OM badroom tpts . tor ~nt. $225 rnonth . O.poelt required . ,, '4-992·2218 after 6 p.m. no~d ne. l bedroom, appllancas. 011 street parking. Available Augusl 1. Dey 814-992-2151 rven lngsrwu kanda 614-742· 19n 45 ~ 1 Mp ln1 ,, ; ,~o t. : o~l l ~·-',1 , - --roo ms wtlh cooking. Ira IM spaca . All hoolc·uptl. att11r 2 00 f:! .m., 3Q4.77J... Mason WV. 191'8 Ford pick-up. Rebuilt engins. Heavy duty tnu'tllmlss6on, roll bl:r. Also cut off uw, n• rnolot. 614-'71t2-3t80. (all Toll free Morton, Ill. 1-800 -447-7436 11186 Hondt XL250R, 3000 mil.., ~ Inch mana blcyc Ia $25. 24 Inch ladles blcycla $25. DP Gym Pac 2000 ...-1.. 1150. 304-675-6t82. 3 place porch set, whit• wrought Iron. Turquoi se cuslllons $75 . large Birct"t gill !ireplacalogs. $50. '&14-949·2~ 8 salt of Shutt011. II interested call614-446--2968 Blua flower couch and chair lor sala. Raasontble. Ttble. $25. El~tric nmga. Nlca hld•a-bed, lika naw. 814-992-n44 Cltaranea Sala Husquva ma trimmers, 10% onr cost. Pain! Plut, 304-675-4084. Raal Estate General wench. ExcaiiMit condttlon. lntamatlonat Dozer 1o-1s with Alao,lARol t:JO llrCompnwor, gas angina with 1tst than 400 Hours. C.H 814-446·1986614-446- 56 Block, briek, MWit plpat, windows, llntala, ale. Claudt Wintar., Rio Ortnde, OH Call 614245-5'12\ 56 COMMERCIAL SITE ~;;3~' Pots for Sale :Z AKC Rtg. B~ton Tenlar Pup- ~- Both Bltck & Whila. 8 Mka old.l Mtle 1 Fama~. Shola tnd Wormed. &14-367.Qlt7 IM-381·11122 Brln tny 5 panltl puppiea, 6 WMkll cHd . AKC R.g . Good hunting llloclt . $100 Nch. 114· Pets tor Sale Flth Tank, z.413 Jteks-on Ave. 446~320. Point PleiNnt, 304-t7S..2063, tO Dr1gonwynd C.ttary P.,.ltn gal Ml S1 4.M and lO gal Siam... tnd Himalayan klttana: u/. lo1112 Inch. Red tnd black 01k. wlctga. $150. 614·256· AKC Rag. Mlnltlu,. Schnauzer pupt, (a•lll pepper) 5 wkt. "'d. 3 femtl•,t mala. 814-446-34SI3. ~56-..,,.-P.,e_t:-s::-t..:o_r::-S:..a_le~-- 56 Pets tor Sale :: Full Blooded Sui Polfll stlntM Klt!INl WOfmed I Utter Tralntd· v•ry Gentle. I!IM-367-7105 AKC R•olatem B•gt• pu~. 7 Fun blooded While Sphz pup- wb. old. 2 flma• left. Hurry ctll614-6112-4302. a .. gta Pu:p~ . I Wa•ka Old. $20. Each. 114-446-0313 •'".,. 5:00PM Blu• Tick hound pupa. Oul ol good !rea dop. W uch. 614- pl... $50 aach. 1~101 Groom and SuPM Shop-Pall Grooming. All bteada. All lly'-S. llmt Pat Food Oular. Jutta W•bb. Caii&M--4-4ft-0231. Pur• Spitz: puppl81, 6 . . .u Real Estate General Old Ttbte Bufttl &6 Char .... Old Chest 4 D...wtrt 1 c.dar. 114446-8030 Cannelburg, In c. 47519 S p~c ial iz.ing in Pole Building s Des ign ed t o meet your needs Any sile CHOIC E OF 10 CO LORS FA EE ESTIMATE on pos t b! dgs. and package deals Save hundreds. ev~m th ous.ands of dollar s L ott~l ~I t t Rtp rH~nloli u to sell this farm assoon as 'possible. Like nowll Give us acal! for more deta•ls Price has been reduced and addrtional Portable lighted 1n1rquee lllgn WlleHara J299. Frt~e dellvary. Plastic latlara $37.50 box. A.U ligna 1-800...533-34~ . An~lma. ~m acreage can be purchased o"o~tuttl ll Rtm Leveler 5000, A ..vellng stabilizing system. New, In bo1. Relall $139.95. Prk:1 $100. 51" 245-68M. DO NNA C R ISE NBERY ESA , Bo)(166 GH ihpo lis. Ohio 45631 PH. 614 -2 56 -6518 -----------'------------1 Real Estate General I::;;:;;;;:;:;:;:;::;;:;:;;;;::;~ 0 pEN HOusE I25C, good Harlaqutn romance booltt: will Mil chap, 814-4460643. 115 20. [lC Elt £NT ALL BRI~ HOM£ fO ~ Hl£ fAMilY - Roo '" y 3 •1lJPilt .. 1 a~ ch w•lh 1'·· b~ll1 ~ [at· r. ' lichen lor ~ ar !110 rm lull ba!~'11en l . > rr o•O •~ m e~ Is h~ve txoen marie on lhrs char m1n~ 11'1macu iale ~o ~.e New pul1e au l11r nace 1nslallecl V¥ /ctn rral dll Same n~w car ~ I l~m 1 l1· 1m w1.. omlhl11 1 1 > n~ •, replace on lowpr re1·e1 2· cat ga1af.e N • ce lolan o l oc~ \ lon Reali\· dllnPhfl~~" rnat you sho t~l d see 1111t hout delay liv1ng room and drnin g, modern k1tch en. family room Very nrce home. large bac~ deck, 2 car garage. Al l ollhrs settrng on an acre plu s. Gree11 Elem errtary Schools Grande Area So me woodland and there rs a new pond on th e property . N1ce pr~vate ar ea. Ideal tor hunters or to r arse a fam rly Not restrrcted . w/ mrn er alrr ght s. LOCATED ON UPPER RIVER ROAD ACROSS FROM NEW SHOPPING CENTER Oaot INIII Cur, 2yta old, good Bo. Male Mountain Regular J&M Customers arw1 p Flat 1 12 star1ad. Famala ,-.ealva mora lh&n they ·~ cha rMountain Flesl 1 Jlarted. gKIIor. J&M Plano S.rvlc•. Bill F..,..18 Mountain Fiest 8 momh. Ward 304,.62-232!5 . A.sk me :""=-6:.:,.....,:::_:::32::_ . _ _ _ _ _ _..!...:'="""' ==='"J::&OM ;'-:·=· Squinwi ====:__I ''· ' 1 !111.·.~1 - - . L. ' . '• t~. - , Real Estate General Real Estate General Stutes Real Estate f'lltlo ul~d r> Prf' Vntoo Onl1 11 \h1s ranch wl h 3 bed· hath laundry tamlly room gas hPa! trreplace. b1g lfncPii vard Askmp only $42.500 #255 RIVER FRONTAGE - 50 w es mil and a must see log home w1!h 3 bedroom ' 1 bath basPmf'nt larml~ 1oom tl mmr, 100m cat hrriral rril1111~ \Oi rliiiHn front anrl bar k r1f'ck~ ? i rlf P1 ra gP anr I ( Jl 1'~1 WP ltl47 #579 ~OU C 4fti 5H TfHfO R£S i rO II T H £TRHS - ! • ··, h ··r l'dl·."•il•·ll lmt1-"•II11\\ 0 vv··' l•, M ty OI)•rl, Pe•IP 11 1f•' .,, ,, ·1 " ·.n ' ~l II"JI K PI~Ili'' H11ll;o11 h' I IINl! S I \ 1]01] >]•) VACANT LAND - ' · I ~.< Rr ~ l r1ctro~t would lll<l ~ e RO Litl t10rn e srte L~nd ldY J we 1. rLrdl W ci l ~t dl'.ll alJifl count ry selt1ng. 6 acres Jl··· 111' 1 On ly 111 Real Estate General fiVE ACRES - Beaultlu l 3 bedroom 1 bath ho me Equ 1pped ktt ctlen. oak ca b1ne1 s. snar.~ bar elec!r1c hcJ! pump. cen t a11 plu s woodburnf'r Custom d ~s 1 g11ed to con serve ener~ 1\'llh 6" rnsulat ed l'rall s I;·· 1mula1e d 1n al11c Ander' sen therrrop ane wood .,,.1ndow s ln s ul~ted doors crly sc ~o ol clr s\11CI #257 BLACKBURN REALTY ?or #127 45 ACRES OF WOO DED LAND 111 R10 Glanr1P .ttf'~ lu~l ·r'l atlrng lnr 10u to hu1 ld $?1 000 #16 2 ~j ! 2.5:ACRES M/ l - And a] bedr oom ranch w1r r bath . tam1lv room d1nrn~t k !!C hen co mbo I car t! ar apP Vf'r~ n1 cP arH1 cl ean home Ca ll us to1 morP •rr lo1mat,on $53 900 #146 RANNY BLACKBURN 139 ACRES MI L - Pl us I' slorv 3 bed1 oom . l balh . farm hoL ' I' wrth ga~ heat loiJarco ba -; ~ laq!e bi!rn m ller ~l - , ~ ht l Lo ca lf'(l n Walnut 1w1; A:J 1r1r $59 000 #25 1 BROKER - 446-0008 PANORAMIC VIEW' 3 bedroom ran ch overlooking Oh1o River Valley. 2'/, balhs . 2 li replaces. formal dining room . lam1ly room . covered palio. gas heal . cent ral ai r. 2 car car~ po rt. Co me be enchanted' NlW LISTING - Crly schools ~ 1ooms •568 W( NOW HAV[ SEYEAA llOlS 11 •lh 11 vtot •,ontare PP •Iet' lor a ~ w' " ~~ rrom oumppt l oa n~., hou sf II you .. ould I> I.P10>OP'll.l you• Ill":' 1mP .. AI {~ 'n o.IMe 1ve1 111IIIJ\ (all U\ lu· more · ~ f or m dtoon lot\ l <POf c" B : a oP~ on R1 I: 00-3:00 . ·1. -442~ Real Estate General #139 SPAC i OU S HOME HAS Y£SUROAY'S CH AIIM Harcl" oOO 11001 \ J lledtl)llm\ and ~~~ :<1' r:)Q nl y 1M ~ er I >ve ,, a\ ~ o· ~·q l)' e I o!or'""'' il!'~ul, <; ,t iiAifd on lwo 1011 Ml j hal l-11 1: r oul bu l c r ;, ~ ~ · .Jr~ on p1 cfl'lly ~ , m., .~ Va llr; S:· c1d J"'l >i'l (o·111 $/HOOO Of lfntal OIOP~!I~ Two tlediOOni \ and Ullf allf 1?1 'JOOOO Call lor ct~!a111 446-0008 Bonnie Stutes 446-4206 :c•:nd~li~lon:•::•$40~0~.8~14~-99~2~-,..~8~~~~~!~~:~~:~~~:~~~~~~~;Pa~t~ti~H~a~w;k~4~4;6~-1~9~6~7~~~~t one-bedroom · u lmenl. Second tloot', corner rv nd ond Pine, Gallipolis. " "' anrl rglrlgaralor. Water ''lldod No po\t. A•fnnces ,,i,od . sns P•' month. 614~' -1249. 614-446- 2325 or 614- VCR 1100. Gultar and amplifier tan $15, Maytag Wrlngar washar $50 , rinse tuba _$20_.~ 6 '~'"'_'_.._ 2_5_26_·_ _ _ _ _!.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ $40, calling lf467 IHW li STI NG - OYI'NEII WILL LUI DCONTRACT Pr1ten slar!l'! hom~ Call our 24 -hr . answering service at 446 -4206 Anytime Whlrtpool waahe<I100. Up<lght truzer 1150. 27,000 BTU tlr l 'r1r Jr111 ~ 1 1 o d . ---------- Dunrovin Fruit Farm just oH St. Rl . 681 East ol Albany. We •c· capt food .tamps. Amish productt, grean baana, homa grown sweet eom and loma1oat. 9·7 dally, cloMd Monday. 614-698-6218. GREENF!HOTWP . - ]bedroom ranch w1thbalh 1u1alw~ tE'I gas heat woodb u1ner 5 acrf':l mtt Onlv $ 1 ~ 900 •~40 . THI~ LOGCABIN&3ACRES - CiljSchooi01Stfld Onl,$16000. BLACKBURN REALTY .........,,..,.,.,p,"' -For ----Lease lnS1ruments Lowrsy Ganit 44 Organ Obi•. Keyboard , rylhms, peda ls, Bench, music. S550. Ex . cond. 614-446-0.5.51 Frulls & V bl ege19 9S BROOKSIDE DR - N1 c\' ] bedroom 2 b~th r:rn c11 w1lh rnnl S1d1 n g, tamrlv rO(lm launclry room fdS heat ?r,1r t'J r ~~rard more Ask•n R onl~ $4 2 900 · lf253 MOBILE HOME AND 30 ACRES mme or less '" the Rso Wann Morning Wood Burnar \'.::.'l ulct like to rent housa in l J ll~S¥111e Dollar Of Salem C•n'' • area 61 -1 - ~2-2339 or 6Mr 'l --10013 MuSICal dm+ng room basement and gar age. ~ as heal N1ce b1g IDI. G1ve us a c~tl on 1h1s on[' Onl~ $45.000 if247 (CO:Z5). plano, C"7 ;Jt CLOSE TO TOWN - ISih rs no ce 3 bedroom ranch wrth bal h IDEAL FOR ALARGE FAMILY - 4 bedrooms, 3 balhs. formal 58 VIRGINIA SMITH. BROKER . 388 ~ 8826 DIAN CALLAHAN . REALTOR . 256 -6251 EUNICE NIEHM. REALTOR. 446 ~ 1897 RUTH BARR. REALTOR. 446-0722 LINDA SKIDMORE , REALTOR . 379 ~ 26B6 DEBORAH SCITES. ASSOCIATE . 446-6362 LYNDA FRALEY, ASSOCIATE , 446 -7499 MICHAEL MILLER . ASSOCIATE , 441 -1405 REALTOR' 23 LOCUST ST. 446-6806 SWIMMING POOLS HURRY • We're ovtrstockldl Many siz.. tnd shapu avallabla now 81 tramandoua stvlngt. Trad• your old car, boat, camper, ate. Financing nailab'-. Call 1-1100-143--1865 Upnghl cond., Musical lnstrumenls PROFESSIONAL SERYJCE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE RESIDENTIAl · INVESIMENIS . COMMERCIAL FARMS Single Md with box aprlng tnd mallren. 4 lirH P185-7&-RM $50. 1985 Ford Ttmpa XL 304682-2796 after 5:30. lira ctllngar-Coe.ls 30-30A lac· tory ,.condttlon.cl na'Hr uNCI. Wam~nty . $100. fiM-24S-5131. 57 Real Estate General REDUCED TO $71.500- RIO GRANDE AREA. Owner needs Sectlolllll sola, retrtger1110f, dryer, tnd plano. Call 614-742· 2661. D. C. Metal Sale<, Inc . Reg. Oabarman Puppies Elcat- lent ~,.., Papers Guarantllld. .Uch614--256-6403 PldigrH Baby Dut ch Rabbits, S7.oo •ac:h. Ca ll &14-446 -n52 ~c~om=p=~=·==='-~==·=:~7:~~··~~~~~~~·~·h~M;7;~~m::.~~ ~·=~~.,:~ ::-::::::::::::~·=~=-='== *~ ===~==-======~ I------------R~e..:a_I_E..:st~a~t..:e_G~e~n_e_ra__l __________ wild charry, walnut, poplar, 11h, tnd maplt al.a baH~rd. casing, }amt, ele. 614-441-8038. urn. Call LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Tas and c"al,. pdc.cl ttom · '15 10 S995. Tabl" $50 lnd up $r25. Hid••· bedtl 1390 to • j ~ f1o dln•,.. $225 to t375. -~p "' $28 lo S125. Dlnsttes -"~ ar.d up to $485. Wood table (, cha irs S285 lo $795. Dat.b :5 up lo Sl75. Hutc:hlt $400 & , , bunk bllds completl wtlh • l ' lrrJ•.s $29~ and up IO S3tl5. I .l y bGJs SilO Mltti'..MS or ! ,. !;[Hir'£JS lull or twin $71, firm ~-, El. and $98 Quean uts $275 & , n. Kmg $)50. 4 drawer chest ·, 9 Gu" Ca tMnat• 8, 8, & 10 r. 1r1. Baby maM rH ... $35 I ~ ·s Borl l1amaa $25, 0\J ..n ~, H, SJ5 & klog lrama $50 . Good ·I<'CIIOn ol badroon'l SUh81, '!JI C.1b<l1t!l, kudboards UO nd up lo S6S !KI daya sama 11 c.~ !i h with approved credit. 3 mi. " 'II Bula~1lle Rd. Open 9 A.M. to PM Mon. lhru Sat . Call 614.; :6~12 2 REDUCED, REDUCED lumtJ.r SNI«<Id nd pWin, 314 TODAy Ho usehold Goods Building . Supplies lir~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-, 0070 ., ; Wan ted to Renl .J 55 54 Ml scellaneous Merchandise Sunday Times-Sentinel- Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va Ratrigarator, lltov.-mod..-n. Naw wrln~r wather, antique oak drassar and round cortM table. TWin beds. 614-446-4121. 21,000 BTU S..rt Bait Air Cond. Par Saver Fan. HI-E"iclcmcy $450. Elac BaMbollrd Haatar 614-446-2340 614-J87-JI38. p•n•. 13233 I.R. 180 Ashlond, Ky. 41101 -8939 tt,OOO. C' Amtr y Mobil• Homa Park. J "n.-te JJ. North ol Pomeroy. r '' " · rol, tal s. c:., 991 -1!179 •:....,Urn r..,..._Si no·r 1903 d•sc:n~mblar ,;-; Space for Rent 2, ) 15, for 11ml, Ca ll MOlT Oil BUilDINGS, IIIC. 14K Oold ladi" wedding bind. Like niW. $50. 614-992·23n. 6859. novms tor 11nt . WMk or momh. ~,1;1rl l ng 111 $120/mo. Gallla Ho(el. ( 1~ ·4 46·958 0 Sldarw EqulpmMlt Company, 304..675-7421. 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise Compound Bow, llka naw. Elactrle Gibson GtJIIar. Coocord 10 spaed, IIIII new. 614-256- Furnished Rooms r~fuHd . fllf Saltlllle dlah & 614-256-6822. July 16, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. ......_... CONTEMPORARY HOME on 3 acres m/ 1 wrlh 3 BRs 1' 60 M/ L BEAU TI FU l ACR[ S ~ G1r at to; h1krngor nun11ng Granlima G~tPwood Ml!<1 he1r !fails art'a lrf'ady lhere. wrth br au l!h.rl rock lor m atron~ A s ~1n 1' $22 GO O #226 baths ~~~ mR room wrt h open c ellrn r, cJ 1n 1n Rr oorn . 1oyct lar Rl' recreahon 1oom. heat ptJmp. m·ground pool country at mol phe~• Only $69 900 ~119 OIRECTIONS: Rl. 7 S. to Hal lsday H1ghts . Follow srgns . / WISEMAN REAL ESTATE 446-3644 fRONTS ON THE RIVER - All bmk ranch style home w ~h many altra ctrv e featu res. ll vm g room w~h tr r eplace. ~ll chPn w~h OW r~nge oven End r Pirrg 11" bath~ . Ras heat. cenltal au . carp etPd and hard wood tl oors 2 car at'1ached gar age Real Estale General ATTENllON INVESlORS OR FIRST HOME OWNERS - $16.900 - Ver1 mce home sn Thurman . u ~ed as a 1ental at present trm e very well t aken ca r e ol 3 BRs. bath. LR. kt l ctl en. FR . DR storm wtndow s. some re modelmg done. Call to r more d etar l~ HONEYSUCKLE LANE- PRICE REDUCED TO $79.900 - Z7 acres. mil. 3 BRs, lR. kslchen, bath. part tlasement wrap-aroun d porch and pat1o 17 ACRE S ANO A 4 BEDROOM HOME wrl h I P g.s lreal I c lut1er1 1 ~ c;h o\l bud d1nr anrl clt'l achrrl P.Jiage Hom e has a Iliff' fiVf'f VIPW A ~ ~ !llp onl y \ )f) 900 #230 r ~· J' Inch Hoi Point Oaubl• Ovar I : ~W: Ra1190 $100. GE Washer & r ·-ye1 $150 tor bol:h6l4-)88-8408 ,1 BIG . cood. ----,-.,------,,- GRHN SCHOOL OISJRI CT- Vrtv rqu·~ twllloom / 1 ban r,llllh l'illr 11JI I h1'.P illt'll ! I' d\ 11!'-il WI)OdbU I II('I _? (31 )l ~f · M'l' t. 1 mil ~ r:t.·m r"n 't ,JI r1 1' d ''' onl ~ 'ot lll 'J!P On ly $6<Juoo ~(W liSTIN£ - AAWif lith S! - Btaul ,lui 2 s r ~r1· 4 be(toom ~ 7 bl"', l ,~,n~ room 1unroom P~l on .. r r hp~ ;ar&r rPni!JI h~>•T (Pn '•AI A•r fl!'fll •ool n["'o plumllin •' 7 e•ll l 101 r. Lo w ur ••IIPS BP sl lluv I!OuM lO,. 40'< NORTHUP AREA ~ A n1 r P I bedruwr •·1 ny "~ro hom r ~"oltr bat h. gas hpat L- ~tM a gf' nn 50 arr<> IQ! A , :0 1n~ $29 900 •113 6 pc pjne living room suHe, •.n ra rhair. roc ktr, •nd U.btea, , 1!!~e !able, 304...fl75-8815 All BRICK +1 II ACRES + SMAll POND ~ and llJS I ~ m 1n tJI ~ to downtown ~ Lov ely Apptiu ce, Inc. Good app11ancas, T.Y. aall. Open ~ a m lo 6 p.m Mon.-Stt &1-4· 1!6· 16 19 . 627 3rd. Ave. 0.._ 1polil. OH ~ · ,.., unly "~m'l GJrdnul & Va rl• ty & Fumtlun ..; ' •"P. 1<11~ Eul•m Ave. Buy, ~on and lrada low priel'&. IS14.: ~6~22fi APPLIANCES \Vnhers . dryars , ratrigtrslort, Skaggs .t.ppllancaa, , •r·g&s Upp&r Rt~ lll P.d. Besldl Stone Cru t Molel Call 6 14-446-73~ . GOOD 1tving USED room new chair, ••tJ holstary 614-446-116 3 --PICKENS F1JR NfTU11E N•wiUsad Houssl'!old furniahlng. 112 ml. J1u richo Rd. PI Pluunt , WV, C!\11 ]04~75 · 1450 . tOWE ST PRICE f'HR on a 3 tlt()IOM"· horr ~ Lo"' p.a~men1 ~ t he~pe; lh3n rPnt WJV unMt SZV 00 Ca> me lot dP1 jlh POMfR OY - £ IJ1.11n St - Dedtm\ Orlch rn 100m tJ~ f h PI ! I J ~ I I"YI ~ ll OOD rm I JI~ lol•. •1-n>n ~ ·~ VI l 1·, MIOOL(PORT - OROAOWAY 1 ~r!IIOOm s 1 r o i 1~1D fo '"1 l ,. , n ~ ·O~"' 1 1ti~ H 1 110 1 11~ 100m lr.ll1 ht•n bd!h 1 m~nt "" " 1" 1in ~ fiPAill ll ullo! I r11 .JO I $15.20 ~r weak, dinolle with 4 cMI,.. •uo per weak. Uagic Ctwf M cu. ft . ~ofrlgaralor $12.95 per wa•k. 15 cu n. frHZif', $10.90 per weu k.YI'A.t Furniture. Rt . 141, 4 mllas off Rt . 7-Canlenary.Of)ln 7 dayt a weak. US IIIHi ~th Sl - J t1P!I 1oom<. hv•nr ·oom rhn•nR •oom I"Mih lullb~Pm Prf IJ"Valep /lkonf. n1ct pi>~~IP ~~1 d Mod \ ?lh 1001111 lam,!, •oom I>~!II~IOom tal ,n O•! Ch fn bal ~ lu ! ~ CM PI'fPd h!l!tflood lloor \ m1u~te-d [. cf'l l e~l 10n ~~~nn I~IPf lol fo 11 ~ nM"~ ya11l I PI' > !oo ~ - C JII Io!la~ N£W USl iN G - IIIII ODI£POR1 - IIDOtE PORI - I '• ao es •acant l1nd >n ntw add4on R•in! ou11dr t.UGS'IILL£ - l'<! ACU:S - J bed100ms lv1 n ~ room. d>nrnKtoom POMEA01 - \6ll lin coln Hll A Anllqua• S2fl ooo 01 and Olde~ two story home wllh vrn~ l srdrn&. W!l1dO w ~ Two sm atl baf ns SIOJm Mlfl dltport dow ntown All BRICK - JUST OFF Rl . 35 - CLOSE TO HMC AND SHOPPING - Anractrv e home rna nrce nerghbarhood offer s 3 8Rs. balh. 16.000 fu ll &erP olcom!ol11ble l r-~1n9 3 bed 100!1\! lv1n~ rm kfch~n \ ' ~ b~l~ LR . drn ette. fi replace. new carpet 2 " ' aHache<l garage. gas he~ and ce ntral atr. ATTRACliVE HOllE AND TWO lOTS - 3 BRs. b~h. krtchen w/range and OW. lR. carpet, elec heat. I car dehched gar age Srluated on two !ots. Very nr ce. I! iS SECOND ~VENUE - 2 or 3 BR. 1'n balhs. LR . for mal OR. krtchen. gas heat/cent. '" LOTS Of PDTENliAL - 67.496 acres. mil. on Crou,.,·Be ck Rd . mce wooded b<ijdsng srt es. Sold whatev.r. Cort t.l ill8t4-3 7i-2771 rural waler avar!ab! e. Su-;-; ••II. Alvarlnrt AnUquta, 1124 E. Main Sti'NII, Patntf2i Hou,.: M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. to I : p m., Sundty 1:00 to 1:00 p.m. 614-192·2526. LUNCH BOXES. IUdo Only! Paying up to NO.DO felt Jel. son'l bor. 1-ttaMII ~ ptld for vlnyt 1nil INUI box... Bofore you throw • 1/WQ Qll\111 • •w•y or aell I 10 ~ Cll G14-ttl2·5fi57 M.tN Fulz. BUIITIIULWAUAIITIO ,_,II on ahJ li KI't lot AllanyOill' could waot. lOm1n oo!o!Pomtrol Pncr dust~ ully reducM !of Quit ul~ Cal l me today !01 df!l' at~ LIST WITH HAYES TQDA Y EAGLE RD .- RACCOON lWP. - J9 acr es $6.900 12.88 ACRES smaller lract Harr~oo Township Wi ll sell Ranny Blackburn, Broker 448-000B OWNER HAS RElOCATED AND WANT S TO SELL IMMEDIAlELY - Oak Onve all bflck. 3 BR. I'' balhs. lR. kitchen. OR . lull bas ement. gas heal ATTRACTIVE OlOER HOME IN THURM~N ­ $34.000 - 1650 sq H home olless 4 BRs.lR krtchen. bath. 2 FP s. unattached garage eQU!ppNl krlchen . Antiques Brought 831 ACRES. Mi l NEAR MEIGS MINE #1 . - EXlREMH YNICE STARlER HOME -locale<! JHW tiSTIIIG - RACIIH . 1fd Sl - 2 S![)IV 3 bedrooms. bJ!h i1lchPn ull~~ room c~n l r~l he~l unlrd l 11r uhl~ ~ bl~i ti!l~t n,cP lot PucPd fo1 I!U( 11 ~ alp Un rter , ·1,· Ill f1P(I 'I'r.1 Ma h•r 'l"1'm · . •"1 ~u."•' ~ ,:~ 1 -J[\' I•" h~n•"' mJ••l:rrJIIl < ''•·· • L .tc m/ 1Jl ~ IP.f'uct!l pll(t $89 000 ru st at the edRe of town Th rs home f eat ur es 3 bed r ooms. bath. hvrn g room. krt che11 . drn1ng room and a full basement Frv e mrnu l e~ t ('J I - ORiCII HOME 2M Sl 4 bedroom~ lrv1n1 100 m l~l'l'!lly 100111. k1! ch~ n I l; ~ l h l~ r~, COI M!I 101 V1ew ol11~ 1!1 S lf~ klfcllen. bal rt, g.m~e. niCe ~c tle · Wt 'll hsten e.ifl•d.: la~·Ml·•~U·o~tJo/1 sate!lrle d r ~ h ~my I srdm g N[W LI ST ING - MIDOL£PORTGRANT Sl - I lloot pl.ln ? br~ SWAIN AUCTION & FURNrTURE. 12 Olive St., Galllpolla. New & u..ct tumhure, M at.,., WMiam & Wort boola. 514-44&-3159. Dally t pi~a locale<I IUSI off BulaVtlle Rd . Overhead g11age doors. ramp, overhead heaters 1r1 warehouse. lour n1ce olfi ces. lo~er and receplron area . SrttJated on 2 acres of lafld Call our ot1rce for more delilrl ed rn lormat1on - A~ kou11 p,~lnllng attlngring roots, hooll rt~lr. 614308 -9766 an•r 5 p.m. 53 & n.ooo OF so"~'~~~:~~o~s~ n - Very mre bu1ld1ng PRICE REDUCED TO 131.900 - WANTED' NICE A£TIRED COUPE WHO ENJOYS WORKING IN THE GARDEN AND OUTDOORS - 2.6 acr es m/! ol leo-' ell an d Attractrv e home offers 2 BRs. l R. k1tchen . bath and a 24x30 unallac hed block garage !HIS COULD BE THE ONE FOR YOU If - Very attraci1Ve home saualed on 19 acr es Features rn clude 3 BRs. lR. kslchen. 2 balhs. full bas ement. gas heat. ca1pel and hardwood. ulilrty bid~ SMALL FARM FOR SALE - 50.15 acres mi t. Clay Tclwnship. Hom e on property ofters approximately 1100 sq. H. 3 BRs. balh. IIVing room, kdchen . Quret s~trn~. Frontage on tw o roads Call tor d~atls REDUCED TO $21.900- 30.312 ACRES. lAY lOR ROAD -This small farm also has a 1966 Vin dale 12x60 mo~le home. small barn. Green Elemeolary School $2•. 900nl - Very attra ct rv e pri ce lor a n1 ce home. Two or lhree bedrooms. b~h , l R, DR, k1lchen. carpet. part basement laundry room NEAR NORlH GALLIA H.S. - 21 ~ acses mi l. Mmgan lwp. frank Ward Rd . - $17.100 A"• : o,, A "I!' ~J •I ,• :·. '~· · ..... ."'l'·",,h ·' ~,. ,,.- , " Ni (" Onf• <,!nr v \'l'>t~ 3 hP f]I00!1 bal hs Iami/; rnr•m ,·,!'. hrat ..., O()(Ibutl!l'r roovpnlf'n! orat1on $4 6 5CO #142 f!f'IC1rd f<l ill ff' I ,Jfl•' $4jJ 000 h258 NEW LIST lN G - Al·nnot ! .J, r ,. .,., 1'' .~ IJ!'il' :! lim r ;nr ch Fa m dy rnom 'ul l l:a<, f'ln,•nf (Ill '! 1'I ,H 'l·•d ;• ~! ~r 1• ~ ~ ~rn g orily 1'9 ',QQ ~160 h<' r ,··· · ''I> Tti£ LNI~G All[) Of l ltS BRICK KAMCH "' ~~lrf'{lro I! rn- nmt rl evPfl mem[)tl ol your IJm>IV II1P<r '> d I~1Rr l&m>ly roor-> or IIOOr:JDurnP• a ~d b!!h. "' '1 1ch 11 wPII wo1raiPd ~om lht l 1 o•~ E 1ooms <.o lllf' 111 ~ ' ' OuD\ · !" I'll lOY [!!I 'M ) o'll'l~ SJffiP \1 mP! 'Dim! I d1~1ng 100m T hr('f 1 At~r tw'cl•IYll!l', I!' d~P lh1\ homp > \ l ~lliiP!I or 4 l U I"\ m'l ~7 129.900 - LOCATED IN CITY- Older home offers 3 BRs. bath, LR. kitchen, gas heal. city water and sewer. Call tor an apporntment. OSBORNE STAEfT ~ Nrwrr one r;lor~ w1!h v1n·,1 ~ 1d1n r ? bedroom s balh tamll v r11om k1! rhpn w~ IIVIIl)' room\ hJ II basf'ment Wood cler k and molt' A ~ k llll' S?? 0~0 11243 OAK Hill AD - You w1ll IH!d lh 1~ 1 hrrl 1onm ? bar h IJ11r' dry k1tchen ~~ ~ ~ np and r1 nmg r oGm- [ IPr l' l'ill Crn !rill .'! r Allth1S on I acrr A s k1n~ S39 900 #2)0 MAY BE IN YOUR PRICE RANGE - Very nsce home oiler s 2 BRs, lR. krtchen. bath, allached garage, smal! hothouse. concrete block crrr - NEW LI STING - Ar 1c k ranch 3 bt~ bed1oom s lar ~e lrvrng wom ,. l JurpiJCP k1ICilr>n tJ ,1! h altJcht>d o rp ort and ~468 . All8 R1CK BEAUI1 Of PERf [(li ONCHAR M PERSOO~LI !Y CO M fORT - Qu~l~l bu•l! · •·· ~ " I.'~ •• ' •,• ·· '· ~ :1, I'J" l ' •' ·' "" RACIN[ 8110AD WAY - I olrl mu I norn pl ar. 1 b~d1 ~orm k~•nv 100m tlalh ~ ~ ~P ~~ ~ •n ld rN•n "' ' IOI\ ol tli' Jul• lull.Jb•nrt' (fn'•~l ~·~' & [!'flllal ,.,. hdiPffiP~! ? c.11 ~a·•~e 1 edr~ n•t f lnl G 1~a1 b111 ,n to"' 10' 1 h'£W Rutllnd Sl - ; bedroom\ I '• balh h~ . n~ worn d 1 n 1 r~ 100m ~I!Ch~~ ~~ 1 ag~ QU>el ~l1 1't'l f llPI lent llln al only $30 000 Upright lraazar 11.3 cubic ft. FrOtllets. Good Concltlon 132!1. Mlcrowtve , medium .U.e, Tappan $150. lanhh Color, lloot model T.V. 25". $125. IM-ES4418. acr es ol well man1cured lawn an d r,a rden ;.,u br1d con stru ct1on Att raci1VP features 1ncludP ] BR s. 217 bath~ ltJII y eQ UIPPed krt c ~e.1. lamrly room wr\ h 111 epl ace (1nsert 1n l1r epl ac el LR and drn 1ng ro om heat ~acuum system 2 ca r pumo tcenl a~: a" ached garage wrth etect r 1c opene1 Ca ll now' NEW ll511NG - 10 m1n out ol Alhen1 oH AI S6 Coot! l ludent , ~n l al 01 ~ooct horr p I ftoO! plan 7 t\MIOO!"I \ I •;~r~ •orm Pd! ~~ o,tchon baTh A I {~ r po>!l'<l !1-fVI lt~r n~cp " "" onsulalf:'(l J P•lla lOIS {))II S)9 000 QQ MIDDI!POIIT - Icav a m•.::••c:.•:!g~ ··===--~ complula home J! t he edge ol town oll f'fs LR w~lt I'!'OOdburnrng hre place ve r ~ mce krtc 11f'n. drn elle bath. carp ort gas heal lcenl au ba~em e 11l. marty mor e leal uresalso Call tor an apporntment and de!arls11 2 411 '< Yf' OuNn s.ll• water bad, headboard, padded slOt l'lila, UOG. 304-675-1117, lf no answer RENT TO OWN 614-448-3151 5 pc. wood group S14.ctl wMk. 4 posltr ~ DlllU - 3 tlf'd!OOm, l.li£P lo o m~ room •~ r hrn \ bAIII lu'l bJ~P men: U'l~P llAin ~ntt rond Good hun t n1 Anti t .., ~,nr h1''' r•!'e~ l orl'f I~ fit' ~'>o r->e o~ ) [} AUI."o w~ h monp>llr o ~hl \ 70mll1u!P\Ou t o1Po mi'I'O' 10 m •nU!P~ oul ol -'111Pns IT"S SURE TO PlEASE THE fAMilY [yecat ctlHl ~ ho me located llJ SI oil Rl 35 wd~ .11523 1UILAJ10 AREA 32 w~ m!l all pa~T u1 ~ t •ceor S 6 acr~s of "'GOd ~ Hou'R h ~ 1 IR 3 BR \ M c h~ n bath nai l H~ IIOvt fW~rm Moln>nrl l llll GAS bdln ? ou iOu ld >n~l C hH ~ lh1 \ Ou l'' M>ntrfl r,i'rll nPROI<~I> If •524 2l£V[l lOT~ .l0(11 01 ?13 aerr m' l on ~uo 'o1 llrv O••vP "11 rf ICII ' ~ ' bJ dil> ll >' or 1111 yO>II mob> e h:•"lf ·: oil lo1 pr.{f llb05 THURMAN . on~ ;Jui' llrl;'f! localeO : l o;~ lo >1 ~ 1"i [)UII oThrr l'fr ~ vr1, norP ro ml o rta~IP 7 SIOit hO"I• "' ' 3 ber:lrm<, Ill w 1 i11 ~pl.Mt mal l PI h•Orm "' ' IHeD~ C'P ]!Mpe !ll'~1 m 1 up l~ then ct n d !P~ \u ntoom d!'< kl ~ llonl porch bA\fmf'ill dllon ~ood ' ~OdH Ju\llhl' p!ac" 'O • ~ 'am oty ~nd"' A' an at!nrddhiP D• a •Sil NI C[ SlU J(R HO M£ lo• 1 ou, ~ Iamil, o• r f'l llf m~ "' ••or!w t01 ·o~p r ,. ~ o " dn!•. f l o~e I ~ l ~ w n I lor, h~ mr ~"" ? b r~r ooll1'o I IJ,il~ 1 har~ I "' ~~~ ' • J• r u·"<l Ydl a Ge e~ lol AI>on rlc•.J•'c 1r oor;m~ rrall<, ( all 'o• .,.,~ IP,~'O!mal ,nn #2 34 shop Cm ner lot lOOK AT THISI JUST 134.900' - Very nsce 39 dl ! ,... rn I ;wd .t'' ol~~~·~ ~mrl \!d Cr1 twmr' l't'!ttl 2 bPtlt oon,, IJall1 k1!1 lwn <!llrl 1 1 ~1nr 1 00m~ lull hasrmPn l ~ a1ar e rnol.lr l1· h! I'Tl l· 11, !.llh \\ ~ 1 •' 1 ~nrl ' "PI Ir BAilfY RUN RO ~ •510. l GRAND WHCOM EAWAITS tOUR un>Qur ~tylrfrom the foyPI ~ou Cl n ~nler tilt lr; 1ng room. lam~~ roo m k~ t h~r. and lhf up 1I a1r~ Up~la lf s you na~t 4 btdr oom5. b.11h ~n dsl ~n "' oy toliiP IMRf 11!.: ~~ ~~ lh~ homt IS l >lualed on~ CPIIIPI lot and h~~ ~n e•l rJ lor "''h a 1m all ~ p ~1 1 mtnl Pr l(r has llf'I'O 1 ~duced home 11ear Green [lemen tary School Allral:!Jve features rndud e LR. krl chen w/stove an cJ relrr gerator. 2 BRs. bath, 2 car attached garage. Calllooay Only $]\\00 PATRIOT AREA - lHREE BEOROOII RANCH oiler s 11 20 SQ. H.• krtchen, living room. balh, carpet . atlached garage wrth ~ectuc door MAIN ST..MIDOlEPORT - 1 • .,_,, ' 1 ·11wr1r on'tlt, h~lh l1~1n~· ~n rl r1 n,n,· ' ~(lr-l• 1111 ~~ J·..-·rnrr t P,.l\ ~~P~t All lh1\ on lw o lor· A, ~ I'll' ~tll1 $ 11J l\ (1 (] 1#244 k1l r~Pn openet Can for an appointment. PRICE REDUCED TO $65.000! Beautiful l -shaped buck. All rooms large. Eal-in krtchen, lor mal drning LR w/FP . 3 BRs. I~ boths, for appt lod<ly s so~ 141 ACRES M/l. HUNTINGTON TWP. Appro• I m1le of fronlage on Raccoon Cree~ Some botlom land. black walnul ~ $15,000 - 8.7 ACRES MIL Ha11 ~oo lownship. Fronls on Little Bull s ~n Rd U7 ACRES - $3.500- Clay Twp. Hazel Ridge Rd. 11509 HIRE IS '- HOU SETHAT ISCONSIDUAT£ o tt ~~ ~~d> of a mot!ern fam d~ 111 owner ~ bed1oom enroys !he D"Y ICV of a se p~ra!e tlaTh Thr ' '!chen 11 CD ·, ~ e~ 1ent 1-, pla 11 n1'<1 w1!h l&mtly 1oom of! one \nl~ otnrl! he d>n•nR room on rhe olhe1 ~1dt' ol ~- ~ r hPn A 2 CAr gar~£f " ~~ larRt ilniS~ room ~IXlvP lhP gaiARf wh iCh cr~! l ts tlllil ~ l»C t lor a per~on s s ~c> itl n!'('!h Hom e~ ~ ·lual e d on 4 ac m/1 nace Redu ced lo $36 000 A, kuw NEW LISTING w~h 3 beclraom #231 N1 ce t1r st home close to o;c hool LilrP,P lot home. 26xJ2 deta ched g a1~ ~e. RtJ:Ian d Asksng $29.900 AffORDABlE - AI ll? 800 and w111nR m1le Ruth Goody, B•le• Anocl• .. 379-21128 119 #114 IS lh11 lw o slooy wrth 2 bed rooms . bat h. bttsf'mf'nl ~II r emodeled ~ar a~e newet root 14.77 ACRES- blra 111ge pond. 3 miles oul ol Vsnlon on Rt. 325 $16.500' $15,000 - 19.143 aoes mil. Appro• hom Cily hm1I S. All ul1lrtses availabl• PEACH FORKRD - 2 "'"' m/1. J bedroom. I•; story home wrth batfl . drmn g room. ~rl c flen . ftJ tl basement nat tuel fur ~53 1 IAKfYotlR I(NE NOW - Ch~ 1ftJI 100my r~n c h Mul~ l~uil~d.on 25 1cres m/ l1n CheshiiP l"' o n~a1 Me•r.> Counrv hnP See l ~ rS onp soon c ~ ll a"ached garage. 36.5 ~CRES M/l. CLAY TWP. - f10nlageon Fuendly Ridge Rd. Old house on land.$19,100 >152 ' ~ . • .... . & .. . ' n22 BEAUTIFUL HOitl( In llle P~lrlll area 3 b€diOOmS aMI ? Iull bllhs' d 1 r~tnJ! room. l1v!ngroom.la1ge tam 1l~ room. att~c h ed Ra 1aQe. and~ r; equipPed lor handicapped. Sflu~ted on 3.9 !C!U Wllh abal non D'O~rh dll !o see this ant !OOn Asking $75.0DO #218 ACRE S M' L - Anrl ' 11 l11·rlfnnm 11o mr w>tll llalh. ~1\ (h Pn II VI11 ~ anrl r!lll >Or' •NHll h~T n ~ nrJ ~ f'll f'l rll bu !lrJm gt. $)~ 80 ACRES 000 #171 M/ L ~ '.J-Vi:f· r tl' " !.-. o '- Llr~ w1H1 ~ orc1ronm s h~t n ~ 1 t r hPn nn rt 1'.'111~1 r~orr :w r ooultry bar11 ~ nrl other h1u l ~rn~o; A 'i kln ~ $~ Sono POM EROY AREA - I #171 '> lOri mth mf'tals1dm~. 4bed ro.o ms. On I aCfe Only $59 900 r ~~ bal~ family room b~ ~P nwn t #249 �· Pas- D-6--Sunday Times-Sentinel Gallipolis, Ohio - Point Pleasant, W. Va . 71 T~~~:t;~y S©R4t\N\-~£.ffSs WORD GAM I Ed,ted by ClAY R. POLlAN _..:.__ _ _ __ 0 Autos for Sale 71 1i180 Sunblrd, rwbulh tnglnt rune good. $600. 6M-37V-2847. ' 1981 C.ctlllac S.dln Deville. Good condiUan, air, 1111, crulat, Rearrange the 6 ~Ciornbled word5 below to make 6 AM·FM catHttt. $2200. 614-367- 7885. 1981 Corvattl. White on blac:lt. Mirror T-Tops. All options. 614- ~· mo l{' word\ Prmt le!ler\ o f ,.o ch •n •Is l,ne ol 5QUOH~5 9112-6190. 1982 Volkswagen Jena. Vary good condilion, 5 spMd. Bnt otftr. C.U 614-446-2208. MONOID 1983 Cadillac Coupe 0. VIlla. 1982 Cullltl Supreme. 3041752403. 1984 Chrysler Ll Baron conver- PEPOOS tible. All options. $2,500. 814- 992-2478 between w..kdaya. Pontiac 1984 cruise, I !---.,17-----r j -l'"e-,-j-,~ I BUNLYM L--'-·--'--_ L_ _ L_ _ L__ 9 ~-L~--L-~-.L_...J 0 pwr. wlndowa, comp '"' e rhe , h" ' kle by fdlong in the m•~sing 1987 Buk:k Century Custom. Many txlraa, claan lnaldt and out. Atklng $57'00. 614-446-4525. 1987 Z·28 lroc Camaro. Load.cl. $11,000. 814-99:2-2427. 72 Trucks for Sale I :00-3:00 1988 Ford Tempo, auto., •ir, fully loaded. 35,000 mi. $5200. 614441-0419. a..rs 1989 Chevy Blazer. ApproJI. 28,500, AIC, running boards, cuatom tlr•. 614-i'l2-=2803 aher Sp.m. Nova, 11' Chevy 4 dr. asking $800. 114-448-11631. SE 9112-6225. 8.1 Pllmouth Cott vary good condll on. Great MPG. Ster.o. $2,000 080. 81H48-6819. whMie. limited edition, very sharp. $4350. 614-446-0152, Eve. 448-2020. For 1985 Chevy GOVERNMENT SEIZED vehiclts Cavalier. Auto., AM· 985 ... 418. Aenaun Alliance DL, 1.7 engine, $1,215. 304-882-3793. 198~ Sale or Tn~de 2 '69 Camar01. $3,000. IS14-388.v770. trom $100. Fords. Merc1det. CorvenH. Chevyt. Surplus. Your area. (1) 1106-687-6000 E.rt. S-r0189. Real Estate General s< Mazd• pickup -:::::----~--cr,ellndar tn~lno 1986 14 112 ft Baylln• Ceprl n• runabaut, 50 h:r 1ngln1 walk and rransmlas on. $200. 14- thrv wind 1111el , AM-FM caa992·2991. sette, ••c cond, geraga kept r 1, I' r r ,. I' 19111 Ford 4•4 4 sp , F-150 351 1986 Baja Islander 180 A·1 eng, $3,500. 1978 Chev. Sii- cond, Inboard 140 hp, ~att' walk •erado, 4t4, auto trans, 350 lhru windshield , lite Jacktls 2 •ng, $2,500.304-675-1138. lets ol skis, all eo~•ra and Pull cover, drive on trallsr, 304-'J:S- ~. rebultt engine, exc cond, must ull $800. 304-675-5156 after 5.00 1983 Che~y Baauvill• 7 panang111r ~an, cutom Interior loaded, Pll. 5446. 20 ft . J•t boat. 460 Ford engine 330:~6·:..________ 425 hp. New motor and BerllleV 19iil 60r7. Ford Cargo 'Van. $3,000. 614·446·5186. B1tore 5 p.m. or con11cl Gonaral Sorviees Dept., 1987 Cha~ 314 ton Silverado 4lC4 loaded. 1984 Prowler cam per 24' with air, awning, T.V. antenna, carpel call after 7 p.m. Holztr Clinic. BRAND NEW CONSTRUCTION Large great room includes family room. dining area & eat-in kilchen. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. 2 car garage & heat pump . $59,900. 614-256-1117. 75 GMC, •Ingle ule dump truck. 12 ft . bed. Good condition 614· 245-5067 %,000 Of trade 80 modal Ford lire• and WISEMAN REAL ESTATE 446·2194. 446-3644 wheela, lltap side. A.. king S3800 . 614~46-8785 o.- 614- Real Estate General Fishing Boat swivel seats llva woll , 23 HP Johnson Mo1of and Trailer, lift jackela. S800 614446-447".1. 4~e4 pickup, .,'lopperl exc cond, no rust, r11w1y miles, motor ~rttcl, $5,500 . 304-.895-3006. For sate 1972 Glasspar boat 16 ft . 100 hp. $1800. 614-992-3436. BOATERS 18 GMC Van V-8 , 3SP1 PS PB Mertury Men;:ruls1r Specialist $900. Neg . Good Wor110 Truck. Factory train.d, bonded. Prec~ DIRECTIONS: Rt. 160 across from N.G.H.S. lruc:k 4 wh .. l drivl, nlw paint, Toyota 11185 jet drive 56,500. 614·Jt2-2157 614·286-)1(98 sian Mobile Marin.. We come to yout 614·25G-.5979 . Ford Bronco 1988, XLT loaded. CtH 614-446-3583 aftltf 6pm. 74 v.;-=::-;;;;;:-:;;;:::::-::-Yukon Delta 1981·29 n. campar boat. 140 HP Voivo-Ptr\1 lnboard!Outboard-$10 000 . 614387-7Bn. ' Motorcycles 1979 KZ-1000. Full drua, AM·FM .,,.., now llroa and bol1&f'l, 76 Real Estate General run• QOOd. $1500 090 Wfll ,~,, lor aood ndtng mowor. ,,4 . 992~m. Auto Parts & --;;;:--;;:::-A:;:c::c-:e::-s:-s-:o.,-r_le_s_ _ uc . cond. $1,000. Eve'• 614-379- Flowers 2163.~.--:---:---:c= - : - - - Judy COewilt 1· I' 738 2nd AVE. GALLIPOLIS REALTOR · 1983 Honda CBX650, tu lly .. quipped, 1,200 actual mllll, tt ,600. tlrm . 304-675·20n @ r. ,.. •l 'I ~· u • . <• \ \ · • 614-245-56n or 614- 379-2263. VInton ALI!o Salvaga.Late & Early Model Part•. Foreign & Domestic . Wt Buy Junk Cars. evtnlnga. 614-338-9062 1983 Suzuki Templer. Excellenl tondl11on. 5400 mil... Also int!udlt twlmtt . Call after 7·30 p m 614-62·7'175. 79 campers & Motor Homes 1973 Dodge motor nome 304· 1985 Honda 700 Magna N•w 173-.5363 , Chariea Decker. ' JUDY DEWITT, BROKER ............ 446-8147 Sam Hoffman .. .. ...... ····· · ...... .. 379 -2449 J. Merrill Carter ......................... 379-2184 Jeannie Tolliver .. ··· ······ 446-6624 Cathy Wray ......... .... ............ .... 446-4255 Tammie DeWitt .. ········ 441-0703 tires Excellent condition Aakrng $1200 Call 614-446-1469 bttwe•n 5:30 & 9 :00pm. 3 wh•l Home Improvements 81 Condition. 12,200.00 Call 614446-41316 Aftor 6 p.m. G1rdner '1 Home Improvement. Ras. & Com., Roofing, painting, gunlf, pallo dec:kt, 1nd ate. 614- 1974 Starerafl po~up camper. Sleeps 6. Good cooditton . 614- 949-2490. 446-6~6 . Housahold Roollng, 1976 GMC Eleganza II molor hcwnt 26 ft., fully sail-conlain«!. 814-446-9786 or 992-66::17. lor Sh11ly or S1ndra. ' 1979 lnrametlonal ac:hool bus aide door and un, Ida I for ca m~ lng or band but, t.a, 304~7s-3249. 81 partlv conver- Maintenan ce: new/repair, aiding, new!l'tlpalr, carpentry, odd lobs. es11mat ... 614-379-2020, aak tor Mitch. TV Senrlce, apeclellllng In Z.nlth alao servicing mo.t oU•r brands. Houaa calla, also to me appllence rtpatr.. WV Ron's D1via Stw· V•c S1rvrca Georg" CfWk Ad. Parte, piles , pickup, and delivery. 614· 65 General Hauling capachy. 614-367-7"308, A & A Water Ssrvlce. Pools, c1 .. 1emt, wella. lmmadlal t- 1,000 or 82 2,GOO gallons delivery. Cart 304675-6370. 1983 Toyota Dolphin Motor home. Eaay an gaa, low milage, Rot•ry or cable toot drilling. Molt •II• compllled eame day. Pump tal• and ~Ice 304895-380:1. ' 84 quipped. 614-367-7024. Septic Tank Pumping $90, Galli• Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jockoon, OH 1-800-63H1528. 24' ProWler Travel Trailer Salt· Contained. Air Cond. MlcoWava. very good eondiUon. $3000 . 614-446~69 Water Hauling ratn, 'lloluma dis~ counta, 2,000 to 4,000 capacity, cltterns, poolt, Willi, etc. Call and Heating Fourth and Pine GaiUpolie, Ohio 814M8-3888 A&A Waltr Ctll~try. 2,000 g•l. Wanaraon'• reasonable Carter'• Plumbing 304-676-23U Ol'llo 614-446-2454. Frod ~orka, :104-773-11116. · - - -- - Electrical, 304-675-1786 . Remodeling : Mobile Home rwpalf, rooDng , concr.ta WOfk, electrkal, plumbing experience. References Insurance claimt aecaptad. aM-256-16t1. Plumbing & Heating Real Estate General Ltcenud elactrlel•n. Ridenour 448.0:11-1. Roofing and Siding. Trailer roofs palntM. frM aatlmat11. 1987 Southwlnd : 30n., tully ~ Electrical & Refrigeration AasiMntial or commtrc111 Wiring . new sarvic1 or repairs. ,up: 1981 Shenandoah, 30 fl. travel trallor. Full tlze b.d, AC, nice & clean. $5200. 614-446-06-43. ac, .. u contained. $1t500. 614985-4418. ' 64 Home Improvements Sunday Times- 304-lJ76-21l'19 Upholstery HOME IN GALLIPOLIS Mowrey'• Upholstering Mrvlclnglrl county ar11 25 y..ra_The 6 rooms. 3 bedroom <, bathroo m, al l utv ut1l1ttes Wh1te weathe1board s1dmg, fr ont POICh, goorl buv tor a hom e or 67 Electrical & Refrigeration batt In lumnura Md Raaldenllal wiring, ,... Mrvlce or ,.pairs. LlcenNd Electrlcl•ns. Pa&quale Commercial Eleeh1c StJYice. et4-446-27'16. upholtterln~ . Call 304-f7&-4154 tor tim at". tr.. .. ren l~, PIICe $19.900 00 PH. 44&-7699 or 44&-9539 Graham Uphotrtttry C.nter, 303 LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE Real Estate General Real Estate General Hilltop Dr. Celt for :f~ntmant• & •tlmalll. Call e 6-3438. Real Estate General Bargain, Bargaln -75 Dodge Molor Mome. Low mileage Good condition. Reduced $1500: Now $3495.00. 614·24s.5855. trike Services 81 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING UneondiUonal lifetime guaran tM. Loc:et raferancn tumlsh.d. F,.. tstlmalu. Call colltcl 1· 614·237.o488 , day Of night. Rogera BaMmenl W•terproollng School. Thrs has been a very produ ct1ve farm 111 HENRYS ROOF PAINTING 30467S-6631 or 304-576-2749. ' ers have PriCed th1s fa rm to sell due to re s1dence 137 ACRE FARM - Near Kyger Creek Hrgh SHADY LOT. CLOSE TO TOWN- Loi sol charac ler and charm can be found 10 th1 s 1'-7 story home wrthrn wa lkrng drstance lo lown Includes] bed rooms. large l1vmg room. d1n rng roorn and I :,, baths. fu ll basemen! 3 car garage wrth renled apartmenl overhead ~ 100 lire past Wrth a httle work . rt co uld be agarn. Ownrn Flori(! a Older 2 story ho me rn good repa" wrth lree gas. Large , barn. 2 ponds Ca llloday lur mnre mformal10n 900 #211 motorcycle. Powered by VW engine. Wa1 ~ealured #687 1. 1974 Dodgo 4x4 Drive train 4tp 1982 Hond1 Culltom 900 CC, 3/4 lon. $200.00 614.J88.Q778 Mus1 .. 11-No reasonable ott.r Budget Transmissions; All rth!Md. 614~46-6428 . Typn, Uaed & Rebuilt, 30 days 1982 Yamaha 750 Mnlm. Red. to 1 year warranty, owner: dill words campers & Motor Homes 1973 Fktetwlng Camper 21 Ft . Stll-eohlalnld, roll out awning . New lim. Air cond . Excellent Ilk 68,000 miles, $5,400. 304-882- 198'1 GMC 314 ton truck. 454 engine. Amltm l'lldlo, 2 gas tanks row mllege, good tlre1 . 614 · 992~ q~~:~d Real Estate General phone 304-«175-2039 atttr 5·00' $3,695. or boo1 oHor. . . 73 Vans & 4 WD's 1973 Ford Ton Trvck ~ h. bed. Good Shape. Also, metal 10 fl . flal ~ for a truck. 614--446-0159. 79 for Sale B-2000. 614- Fo ..... 200. 6 '---'--....l.--.l--....L._.l__...J you d e ~r. lo p from~'"., No 3 be low $~~'~ ..... rtl ra 75 Boats & Motors 411 -1490 Alit tar Paul For sale Ohio - Point Pleasant, W. Va . Trucks for Sale 1964 Cht~trol .. 314 ton Running and Frame 6l4-446-2445 11mi Dodge truck, short 1989 Thunderbhd tor 1111. Take O'~~" p1ymanls. &14·~7-4793. July 15, 1990 OPEN HOUSE 84 T-Bird turbo, tunv loaded. TODAY 614-992-5225. 88 E1cor1, aunroof, low mileage. $5,800. 614- alum . Autos for Sale Rtd, Std. 614-446-6363. 8-' L11er, fully loadtd. $2,500. FM stereo easulle. $2800. 614- The woman instructed lhe salesgirl "P1ck out a gown and wrap it for me. My husband always gives me money to buy my own presenls, but this year I want to -· ......... !" I f--T-,:....:;..1.:.:....1,.:--::.;...1..:..,1.----" I _Ts_c,._1:..,.s'--:,.I_R:.:.,--11 0 ~ 1 1 1 I I] E L KT E T ~ Aero 71 p.m. automallc1 35,000 mil ... Black, aunrootL.a!!~~ UaeceJaulde In· tertor, AMttMA,;ttt. EFI, tltt, AC, ORRGEC _ 8-5 Autos for Sale July 15, 1990 In Outlaw Bikar's METICULOUSlY MAI~TAINEO HOME - Beaul1· !u l turn ot the century home wt!h the or~ g1nal charact er sl illm!act Large l1v1 ng. dnungand lam· ily (or den) rooms all w1t1 l11 epla ces. beau tt!u l open sta1rcas ele ads to 3 full Sli Pbed1ooms. large ealm ~ 1 t c hen. S1lt1n g 1oom a11 d workshop 2 very n1ce pat ches Sets on 21a n d sc ~ped loi s provld lflg plen ly ot sha de a11d 1oom tor ti'·e k1ds $64.900 #22 1 "hgazlna $3,500. 614-742-2157. 75 Boats & Motors POMEROY, OHIO 992-22 59 for Sale 1972 17 ft Boat . 125 HP, eompltll top, new Ctll 614-288-1316 after 1977 Ball Boat, 16 fl: wr'traller, 40 np electric 111r1 Y•maha motor, leat than 15 hrs, llvs TIRED Of BEING CORNERED? That won ' I happen rn lh1s round ho use tocaled rn Merg; Counly Truly a home to be adm1red. Beaullully deco rated 1n country atmosphere, th1 s hom ehas 3 bedroom s. 2 bath s. llvmg room. famtly area. eat·lll kt!c hen and uttl1ty room Unfin1sh ed lu ll ba seme nt Wt ap around decks on bolh floors w1ll g1~e a v1 ew that wrll takeyour b<eath Alll hrs and more' You must see to belreve 1 Only $67.900 1 #608 WAll, !rolling mOior, tic. $4,000. ~- 139,900.00 MAKE OWNER AN OFFER TODAY''' POMEROY - BRICK RANCH HOME. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. And you m1ght be surprised what youcan bu~· th1 s home lor 1 Lovely 2 story wrlh 3 bedrooms. I '" baths. llvmg room. part1al basement . 21ots each appro. 85'x120' , unaltached tw o car garage and a lot more Callloday 101 showr ng and complete lrstmg n2811 NEWLY LISTED : If YOU RE PARTICULAR THEN THIS HOME IS FOR YOU' Lov ely 3 bed toom. bat~. r .~ ~ en l:VI'l Rroom .. 1111 ·y are~ aNdched car por1 46 arr t' let Ncr qu >' t nerghDo rhood' P11 ced low $40 s •2855 304-tle5-3006. - ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS INSIDE AND OUT 1979 Jay BH Boat and Trailer, 1979 75 HP Johnson Molorl5 Ft. Tri.Haul. 614-446-2445 Paul L1 v1n f' room 1~·n 1l y room ,Jnd f0111al d 1 lllll)~ ·u:Jr l l ~ r f:r i"• Pdr olllw. (l art'l' ,.,,tl~. •n clw,r t : rt cn~ s trr ~rd l OO il l ) . ; t,l t'·:, O vt·I ~I ?Ccl 7 la r garagr f IIU 1 fl~1 f'd kilrllf'll M,l lnl!' flrlll CP tu'l' \' nyl <..1 d ng. co nurte dr~~r Prrsgt1prou' nrrgllbOihood Keep Lool !h1 <.. summ er wllh the cluh pool 1 #2831 1979 Karry Sa. . Boat. 40 HP M11 rc ury Engine, Good Cond A&kl~ $260<1 . 1984 l.arwon 12' V bottom boat, !rolling motot", new battery, cushion ..111, trailer, 1750 304675--1229. ca~ pet. n1ce !ront porch Gar age w1th door opener Heat !985 Chlckmall boat, 20 n, 23~ hp Johnson, new mooring cover, custom haul trailer, 30(. &75-3438. IJ UIIIP Rea llv n1cP ho me and well taken [ ar e ol See Th1s One Real Estate General Farm Supplies &Livestock • 190 A.lhM Chalmer XT with 4 Bottom plows end grain drill $6 3~ 014 AC wide front :J pt. Hrtch wtbush hog $2550 8N Ford wtbush hog $2295. Owner w•ll lrn.1mc• 614-286-6522. SR. 35, E~uipmenl, Ga l1 rpo!I S, 614-446-97T7 ; Wrda selac11on new & used farm tra ctorg & impl9menls Buy, soli. trade , 8.00-5 00 we11kdays , Sat lrll Noon West Lale modot 80HP JO dresotlrac· tor $6 950. 2>11 lnl'l round baler $2395, 165 MF tractor $3950, 520 MF round baler $2495 Owner .... 111 lmance 614-86-6522 New Holland m Baler. New Hoi· land 66 Bal•r John O..re Rake , manure sl)feaders, mowers , cui· li11ators, Olivlr com pickers, olt"Mr field r.ady equipment Howes Farm Machinery, Rl . 124 & Mayt-t.- Ad ., Jilckson. 614286·5944. 2 bedroom one story REEOSVILLLE - RIGGS CREST- Appro I acre spirt -level. Hay & Grain 64 Ha~ lor Sale Clover & Timothy 245·-!1598 New and Old Hay 319-2809 Transportation 11 ~fW LISTING - POMEROY - King<bury Road - i 'h acre lot Wate1 and elrc trrc av ailable Own er may help hnan ce l•o l o~; lo choose Irom S6.000 00 - MIDDLEPORT - Tolally remodeled 2 3 ~fW liSTI~G - RUTlAND - Mu sl see lo apprecrate 3 ~ bath 1anch Beamed ce1 hn ~. heat pump. C/~ :·,1t1o f~Ma~( r. car port pl u5 othe1 bu1ldm~ s1tuated on aD· ·:· l'r1roorn '"'" 6 acr es $•1•1 000 00 liSTING - POMEROY - New wlfln& new plum brng ne w d ry~all new roof are already com pleted m lh1s 4 room nomr wtth 2 bedr ooms Could hav f J4 rooms up ~t a1 1 S. lull baseme n! Great lor a rental $7 .000 00 NEW liSTING - POMEROY - Loo~r n g lor a 3 be dr oom I bath . 2 story home conven1ently loGlled nr M school and town - at il small pr1ce 1 Call to1 an tppom tment 11 6.000 00 LISTING - POMEROY - lwD'parlments wrth renlals ol $300 00 a monlh ask aboul I he one $13 500 00 Autos for Sale '83 $1,350. 304 · 6~585 . 1970 Ford F1ir1ane SOO, enqine 30~ two door, actual mllet 81,,1112, attar 5·00 PM )1)4.675- 5951'1. t!J11 Poitra , 48.000ml, new liming chain, allernator, radii lor, regul•tor, bar*aa, lir.., no rust , 5800. 304-675-2514. tm Chevrolet Elc:amlno Y-6 Automalle 114-446-2445 A1k lor Poul 1917 Muatang, V-6, 4 1pHd , 4 new llrH, good cond, 304-6757554 after 5.00 PM . 197711978 Dodge ~~n. Good Shape Stallon 814-446- 1978 Buick LoSabro, AC, PS, PB, RACINE - RANCH HOME on CR 35.5 mrles !10m Ra Ci ne 7 room 3 bf'd1oom s larmly room tlfl!h ltreplace. mud room , ulrlrty heal pump AI C $49 900 00 SHAOE - Nr ce country burldmg lots are hard tohnd but we have 8 beautrlullols 1usl wart rnR lor you" Smallest IS 94 acre and lar gesl rs I 54 acre Electrrc on eac h s1teand TPC wa ter taps av ailable Secluded. beaut1ful v1ews tO mms. fr om Pomeroy . and 15 mrns fr om Athen s NOTRAIL[RS Startrn g at 16.500 00 MIDDLEPORT - Cenlral arr would be nrce lhrs summ er and havmg a 5 room home m excellent condlltOn w11l let ~ou s11 back 1n cool comfort Rear deck w1t h gas gt ill. eQuip ped krle hen storaRe burl drn~ Good locatron $33.000 00. POMEROY - Older 2 story home. gorgeous woodwork fit~ place. nr ce krtch en cabinet s. 3 bedrooms. equrpped krlchen. central a11 garage and storage $39.900.00. PRICED IN THE MID $20's 4 1? ac res JUSt outs1de Gallipohs c1ty hm1ts 5 room and bath. 3 bedr ooms. c1ty water an d nat gas Land needs to be developed House needs some ten der tov mg care ltlls one 1s one t ~at you can own as 1easonable as poss1 ble #2849 LOOKING FOR A LOP If so. then lh1s one IS tdeal tor you 1Appr o~ 2 9 ~ acres Several teet ol road h onta~e bcellrn t level builcl1nR lot 01 lor mobil e hom e 9.500 00 HURRY' #2819 #2831 Loc at ed wrlhrn crly NEW LISTING' YOU CAN BRAG ABOUT THIS Gorgeous brtCk home JUSt as soon as you take one look, you'll be sold. 3 bedrooms. lor mal drning & l1v 1ng rooms, 3 baths, lamrly room. lully equrpped k1tchen . 2 car garage and separate 24'x36' gar age. pond. prrvate setlrng EKcepl1onally nice home with a lot of amenit1es • om 4 acres C1ty schools' #2857 Call us to see thiS appealrn g 1988. 14x56' mobrl e home, Situated m quiet area. Ntcewell maintained lawn. Call today lor more 1nlormat1on #2833 VACANT ACREAGE Appr 01 812 wooded acres. Site cleared to1 m~ brle ho me or hou se Located at SR7. vrew of Ohro River. ~2820 MIDDLEPORT OWNER IS MOVING - NEEDS OFFER - 2 3 herlrnnn"' . I ~ story mce home on good lot. Price reduced. lnte,..tad .. ave nil~ ~ mecti,. _ , . , 3275. 1978 Plvmou1h 2 dr. Runo good. $500. OliO. 114-2.5-11071. ~···· w ('~ #2839 PRICE SLASH£0 $5.000 .00 100 ilCii~<, fiHHf' or lf'S~ ~pprm 900 lb IObil CCO base Ru tal water available Some small g1owth l1mber Good bu ild mg ~ 1trs Ctly sd mol'>' #2824 JOYFUL EXPECTATIONS!' Call mp perfectl0 n14 betlroom 31 1? bath . two story home p1 1vately nestled mover 3 acr es Hu ge fam 1ly too m. lmm.ll ent ry. dmmg and ltv1n g room s Study large k'l chen 20'x40' ~ngro u nd pool And so manv mor e amen1t1es Calltodav 1 #2854 STARTING UP 1 Thrs 3 bedroom doubl ew1de rs rdeallor you 11ull baths. fam il y room. form al dmrn g Ma ster bed room has walk m c l os~t and bath l'nlh garden tu b Situated on a nrce lev el lot [appr ox 86' x1 71'J Don 't lei all lh1s lool you P11 ced at ONL Y $2 2.00000 C1ty schoo ls' m1 4 COMPLETELY FURNISHED' 1988 fl~mrng Mobile Home -1 bedrooms, lrvrn g room, bath. eat·m k1t chen excellent oondrt1on You can keep coolth1s summer w1th the ce ntt ~l alf Call lor complete hs t r n ~ !1843 WHAT A BUY!! 8 rooms and bath. like new rool, pubhc ulrlrtres. 2 car garage, large lot All w~hrn th e crly ol Gallr· polrs' lrsted at $16.000.00 #2853 BUDDING Du y now and ~e lt l e rn t1mr to Vlf'Wna tun~·s mag1c at wo1k a~ al l thr tt PPShurl an d thr !lowe~ s bl oom lh1 \ s pr~n g you mil enJOY na ture'a beauty around lht\ well m<~ nt.:Jmed 3 01 ~ bedroom home ] 1'· bath~ mo rP clo',eb ttw1 d~ ual Modrrn home wtll' 1hr. usua l conv en1ences. even a large scree ned m porch ancltwo ut il1ty bu1 ld1r gs Green lown\li lr Ycu nprd !i'J ;ee C11ll !or appo1ntment #2813 ATTENTION' Owner s hav e redu ced the p! ICP$~>. 000 Rema rk <~· bte oldrr \ 1·_, stmy extens1vely remodeled home 3 bedroom s. liv mg room. ncwe1 nat RiiS lu1nG l:e. sta raRe bulldmg and over I au e 111 wn #2852 LOTTA LAND Approx 160 acr es Rura l water av a1labiP. rn111er al r1 ght s. 1ncluded . road lrontage along tw o rodds Call today lor more rnl01 malron n1816 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AND AFFORDABLY PRICED 1 l h1s 3 bedroom ra1 sed ran ch ISlocated approx 1/J mtle !rom CIIV. Offers hv1n g room , l01mal dmmg and more Ha s been exlenstvelv rem odeled, mce carpetmg and vmyl srdmg l ru~e deck Prtced m the $20 s -~···---·-· ·-. ----·-- -- - - . . ·- ----~--·- --- ----· . -. . ~2850 --·~-·~./ ...... ~·--···-~·~·. . .. -. .. . -~.; · •• ' NEW liSTING - Eagle R1dge - Spec1al tm anCinR ,w adable. 60+ acres w~ h I M ~e barn. carport machm rr y ba rn. full SIZ E garage· . . arkshop. tree gas and a '." SICked po nd n e~ t lo a goo j hu rldlll g spol 6~000 NEW LISTING - Pomeroy - 3 bedroom newly remo riel Pd !10mr clo se to town Owner wil l cons1der !In anc "' 14500 NEW LISTING - Syracuse-! B R. slo11es wrth oorches. a n1ce ya 1d wrth twn 1tu re mcluded 17500 POMEROY - Large home rwerloo krn g th e Ohm Rtv er 1 8 R wrth lull basement on ~ lot s w1t h fru1t trees Pr1 cr Reduced 11000 RACINE - Beautrlul well ~f' rt up home 1n thf' vtlla~e 18R ,2bathswrthal ullrn ' !ted basement and garage I enced rn palr o 48000 PRICE REDUCED - Po 1'1 erov. 5 room hou se . very hftle upkeep. goor1 start er home r ull base ment ~nd r arport 16500 LANGSVILLE - Well tak en rare o! Vendale mobiiP home. 2 B.R. new ca rpetmg wrlh a heat pump 8800 POMEROY - 3 8 R w1th ba ~ emen t and a new rool ] 1 ~ baths. tn a mce ne1ghbor ho od 1n Mrnet SVI IIe 15000 MIDDLEPORT - 3 B R. lull t1asement . on one acre vdh ~ l enty ot prtva cv Own e1 1S ~ nxwu s to sell Pr~ ce has been redu cer1 Th1 s ISa n1ce lamrly home 17500 GO LD RIDGE - Pomeroy - 76 acr e farm wrt h house . bar n and 3 gas well s Beautr· lui v1ew and great to1n!lsmg ca"le. 50000 RUT IAN D - 2 B.R. house on 12• acres Th1s has a lot ol potentral w1lh a gill age an storage burldrn g 19900 POMEROY - Peach- fo rk - 3 B.R on II• acres rna good locat1on wrth a garage and oulbu rldrn g 34000 RACINE - Busrness burld· rngwith 4 ren I alapart ments an d all are in lull operatron Yo u can allow thiS buildrng lo pay fo1 itself. Located 1n town and ve1y conven 1ent. 41000 --we Need listings .. H.U.D. Homes Available Dale E. Teylor 992-3129 R.A. "VII" Vlltnline «6-9872 3-BEOR M HOME WITH APPROX J';, ACRES . Ior:al ~ I wrll1111 lhe vol lage ol Vrnton Prrce redu ced lo $22.500 00 SALUTE TO THE fAMILY - You'lllrnd everylhmg from a cozv fireplac e tor wmt er evenmgs to a cov ered pat1o tor summe1 enterla1nmg m th1s 3 bed · room. 2 bath stone ran ch wtth custom made drap es and last elul ca t pf.t an rl wa II pape1 There IS also mcome pote nt1al from a garage apartment Hou se and g;11age apartment pt~ cr.d at $80.000 #107 ~· IJI ' • 1/rl l -l lr. 1/ /i /111 1 11:/11;' TRADE YOUR RENT RECEIPTSlor lire deed lo rhr s 3 bedroom ranch srt ual ed on a shady 2 4? aCI r lol on a deadend strrel One car ~ara~e new ro ol and deck $25 ,500 !109 lor th ai ~rea ! buy 1Here 1!1 s11 Hu ge p11ce redu ctiO n on th1 s 3 4 bedro om home 1n c1ty ~c h oo ls Fea lures l 1 ~ e fam ily room la tge 1 1V 1 n~ i d1 n 1n ~ room co mbrna t1on 2 baths lire p i ~C(' WIIh woodbur ne1 attached ~ ara ~P ~nr1 7 5 dCte) iit en't usua lly avar lablp lo r $49.900 Sell e•'·' wanl rl SOLD NOW" Ma~p us an olfr1 #401 ·· a.. - ,t' ' ~.oy_·~ ""' ·- ""' ' . ,/ .. , JUST STARTING OUT1 Usually lhe llfs ll,m e buver begtns wrth a smaller ho me and p r ogt es sr~ to !he1 r drea m ho me l h1s IS an aflordable be.[!rnnel ho me w1th ampl e sp ace - 3 bedr oom ~ I ha!h ltvm g room k1!chen / d1nmg room cled anrl a n1cr I i'' RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SITES la ch t1act rangrn)'tr om6 to 6 · acres E~c el l rn i locat iOn Rl'~ lrl c tfCI to ptotf•ct proprrty va lu r\ t lt lf' 11 any PXC.wiliiOil ne ~> rl rcl Ru 1al wilt er anrl I' ·'C!II f av ? l1hl r> C1r'1'1\ ]o .,.,. n'> hlil l l·~ nu ' rp look 1/l f; IC• r an lr! P,)I hCTI P \ll f' Wi\11 ilC ii'ag r ~IV f' U ~ a ca ll tcav' #2807 446-6624 · ·-· •1835 SO YOUNG & BEAUTIFUL' lh1s a bedrooms. 3 bath well constructed fram!.'' bll r k b1 lrvel of!t' IS1elaxef1 com lort thr ou ghout [QlliPPrd ~ 1tr h r n w1th brautilul Cht:'rry cab1n e1s ? 1 .tl l' ilfJP,I' . t ll 11 u~ r111d men· n r~ll rcl m 4 sh,1!1y WANTED: "NEW LISTINGS!!!" 1979 Oktt CutliP Wagon tor onglno loekoil Uf!J lran.inl . .lon, r....'_!nd.~n tt pa~o· annerlng ,lele l11lrn'' IDEAL LOCA l ION DO YOU WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY? LOW miiHgl. 114-~7·7061. v-- Appro( 71 acres 1n all Corn r1b mrtill tlf'l' '> ldtl bitt n ', torage hu1IJmg. nond and spr1 ng tob.lCCO base Mtl kmg W'>lf'm ,1nrl m1nf'1al rrrrhl\ 111 cl ur1Pd PLUS? 3bediOOmhOm f' wll hlrv:ngroorn bat h. lot mal dmrnga nd mo tP Ca ll tnd ,H lot CD 1' DON 'T BE SORRY. CALL TODAY To v1ew th1 s 2 story vm~l s1ded or to rmal dm1r1 v_ spa c1ous k1tchen. hv mg room Car peted thr ough out. above ground pool w1th pfiVaCy lenc e rHHl decktng Thts hom e tS presently used as a s1ngle fam ily 1est den ce. bu t w1th e~l ra prov1d ed k1t chen cou ld eas ily be converted 1nto apartment s 441_..4n. rm nrundorblrd Exe. Cond. many other plrr11 REDUCED" - $10.000 .00 SIS$$$$$ FARM 1/1 ACRES + HOME = GOOD BARGAIN' 3 bedrooms bath. dtntng 100m and more Call tor more delar ls $15 500 DO n2809 ssoo. 01 beel offer. 304-882-3501 1978 Dlt•un 8210 4 doot wt1h air. Qood work ear. $350. 614- 614-992-3325 #2827 $40·s OEXTER - Railroad Slreet - 3 bed rooJ m5 I bath I • stor y 1nsulat ed home has bay Ntndow 1n ltv 1ng 100m 2 s lor~ cell at hou se Storage bu1ldmr_ w1th extra lot s $19 .50000 ~EW Reneull Rell;~nce, ~ door, 1u1o, good cond, 54.500 mllu, #2 829 ~fW LISTING - lor Salt Squ•ra B•les 614-379-2369 614- ?9 900 1 'd· PRICE REDUCED TO BARGAIN LEV£Ll" Lookr ng 2t b Eo< I le<ond If. Pomeroy, Ohio 41769 - POMEROY - Klllg<bury Road - Z aCI e oh Wi11f" and elf'ctri Cavailabl e Owner may helo f1nance ! fl' o ' ot ~ to : hoose lrom S650000 ~EW Round Sales in lht Field 614 - arhl r om!or!ab le? bed 1o om. I bath home L11rf' 74 t {'~ ao pro1 detached gara ge Nt ce l,,w n ! c~ pp1n ' I acre) pr~vatf' v1nvl s1dmg ON LY ~fW LISTI~G Wanted Water Ski for Sm all Childron 614-446-2445 A&k tor Pa ul 1)112 Monlhs old Appro• 600 lb~ Gonlle S600 00 614 388-9744 Cor~ men! $54 500 00 ~fW liSTI~G Livestock ol V111t on Nrce large lot. barn . partrally remo deled. #2826 k1tchen. d11ung room lam1ly roOm recreat1on room. 5 bed rooms 3 bat hs. carpe11n g. CI A forc ed a11 heal. plu sW8 F P 1 7 ca1 ga 1age fh 1s rs a homf' to be proud to own r ull base- i"]•·l1!norn Onr !loor hom e Beautllu l co nd1t1on. carpet tht ou ,·nou ! NPfl' w r r1n ~ vmyl s1dmg one car ~arage 1n su lated l'"J ill I ~ to1m 5 N1cr lot $29 900 00 L1mousin Bull 747 Bloodlino ~orne lo cated m the VIllage Conven1e nt loca !10n. j:!OOd schoo ls. J. 4 b e d1 o o m ~ 7 tJal h\ L1vmg and lamdy room. la rgf' kltCh l'll dmm~ area and mo1 f 15 what you"ll lmd 1n th1s ~pi1 IIPv r • l N1rr t:OIIlPr lot AJlmdablv [)11Cf'r1 :m:~- HEAO START HOME - Mov e ahead Htlo thr s 1 bedroom one Jloo r olan on a 91 ~ere lot on St Rt 14ilust 4 miles fr om town W1!h1t1 your mean s at $17 000 #Ill ·. TEAFORD REAL ESTATE AFFORDABLE PRICE LOOK NO FURTHER' "MUST SEll/$11,900.00 62 Wanted to Buy 63 /l rl l ·' " (, ,~.<ffb, _,,~;d&?tktia®\;. "\< '~;,., E~JOY THE COMfORTS AND NEIGHBORHOOD Of TH£ CORNER LOT whrle vrewrn g Ihe Oh ro Rrver 11om your water · tront l si Ave . o ro oe r t~ 4 rm s 11 bath down J rm s & bath lull up 2 WBfP. HW lloors, screene:l-rn porch A clasoc home ' I th iS I Ill 1/lrlf Ill Ill/ .' 61 Fann Equipment Jrm"s Farm CHAROIAIS LAKE ESTATES - Indeed, this IS an outstandmg home tn an outstandmg locat 1on1 Spac1ous 12716 sq It). well-built redwood home wrth 313 II. lake frontage/dock unlenced tennrs court, garden space and scemc v1ew of lake and area. footage 111cludes· 4 bed rooms. 3 bath s. lrv ~ng room w1th f1replace. dtnmg room . comp lete krtchen, 13x481amlly room 13x40 slorag e area . 2• garage and large L shaped deck ove rloo krn g the lake. Private. excellent setttng Jusl a !ew m1 nut es from town. n401 lol $34 .000 If YOU ARE ALREADY TIRED OF CUTTI~G GRASS . SEll YOUR MOWER and move rnto a beautrlul 2 bedrm cond o lo cated along G1ape St Ample 1nsulat1on w1!h r1eat pu mp p,t ves you co mfortabl e w co nd1!10n1ng and heat w1 th ec on· om1cal pmes Averilges tess than $)0 DO per mn tr1 x ahr1t e menl pt o~ r arn I bl oc k to grocery 7 block s to C1 ty Park Lol'l marnlenance Call ~46 - 106 6 lor rnlo 3-4 BEORM . HOME ,ocatl•d Jpp1ox l mllr r1bovr. old S1h• f' t H1 1 d ~e al ong St Rt 7 U'> fl tor res ldent 1al / commr 1C ~~ Lo t wt· I)J d 54' Bu1 now lor $3\.011 11 1111 ~EW LISTI~G : INVE STMENT PROPERTY 7 renlal proper t1r s lo cat ed Wltlll n thr c1tv ol GallipOliS 2nd Av ~: P111 r l 1a~r all lor $100.000 00 3-BEORM HOME. convenrenlly lor.al ed alnngSI Rl I~ t 2· ca r garage. b11 ck lr ont Bu y now $43.000 00 2 RENTAl PROPERTIES IN PATRIOT Mobrle lronll' arHI ho uSt' on )e pa riiiP lob Hoth lot $?500U 00 NEW LISTI~G : Nea r Crown Crty Buy I ane wrth hou se and barn lor $35.000 00 . or 110u se barn and \ I( aors lo r $45.000 00 lo caletl aiDI'I Sl ~t I I~VES TMENT PROPERTY IN VINTON a lan ~ M,1111 Sf Rent or live 111 Pres en ll~ 6 1111 !rou se toe ated r,1 oo:;<;,!ll g $? I 00 00 Buy •1ow lor $1 5.00000 NEW LISTING 10 acr" Pe 11y lwp Some lrmber Buy 11 11w lor $1 0.000 6.5 ACRE S. WITHIN THE CITY Of GALLIPOLIS 11lualed along Ga rfte ld Ave S1 !e tnhules 7 but ldmr, lots w/ u ty wale1 se•er Buy now lor $30 .000 00. or pu rchase house wrlh lo l lor $1 5.000 00 WE HAVE BUILDING LOTS rn Rodn ey Vrllage II Call lor more 1nlormal1011 GREAT BUY fOR $29 .~00' Very nrce ho me lor starter family ot 1ncome property etc 3 bed rooms. large livmg room. eal ·tn k1t chen wrth ntce cabmets. I balh and separale utrlrty room Nr ce llall ot. Convenrent local !O n #Ill LIKE NEW - Brrcl & Ira me ran ch oilers 3 bed lOOms. llvmg room w1th f11 eplac e d1n 1 n ~ room 7 bath s and eat 1n kitchen Ene rp) sav1ng heat pump 2 car garage Srtualed on a ll al I acre lot $57 600 #304 NEW LISTING ON BURKHART lANE' Charac ler and charm can be found 1n lh1s att rac ttve. well · Cilted !or home wtthm walk 1ng dl'ltance lo town Remodeled lhroughout. rl Includes 3 be~r oom s. h'Jing room w1th l1 replace. formal dmm groom and baseme nt . Don't overlook th1s home Call tor an apporntment $64.000 #801 WAS THAT A DEER I SAW1 Caplure the wonder and beauty of nature 12 monlh s a year rn thrs 3 bedoom ranch located lU St a few mil es from town Nrce sl•rter home that needs a Irille TL C Over 6 ar.res at wtldhle habit at wtll RIV e you hour s at en IOYment and the cozy lamrly room wrll be a grea t place lor family gathermgs An mvestme nt 1n your future lor only $43,400 ~610 EXCELLENT BUSINESS POSSIBILIJIESll Located rn hrjh traHrc area on St Rt 7 wrlh 80' lr onlage and 80 ' dee p. Includes a resrdence wrth 2 or 3 bu s1ness rooms and 2 mobtle hom es Dr1lled well and 2 seplrc tanks. County water av arlabl e. Own er IS very anxrouslo sell Ask1ng $5 4.900 . bul woold cons 1de1 any reasonable oHer #203 1.02 ACRE LOT along Khcker Rd near Ce11tenary $8 .000 PRICES DRASTICALLY REDUCED on 3 proper! res wrthrn lite Vtllage of Porter Ul - Old Cottrell grocery burld rn ~ Now '15.000 00 11 112 - 2 story home ad1acen1 to store bldg. Now $15,000.00. UJ - 3 bed room s h9me next to above . Now $20,000.00. Call lor more rnlo. W1ll sell any or all' " HAPPILY EVER AfTER - Is how vorilllrv r rn "'" th ree bedr oom 7 s t o 1~ hom e !eatu11ng a bf'aul1lu l open sta11way. bea med ce11 1nJr> and b1 ·ck 1! 11· place w1th l'llde ra1 sPd hP<Hi h E n te r! ~ nrnj; r11n cont1nue ttght ou ts1de on the lullv scrr·t'nPrl porch Vtn yl ~tdtn gan C IPplacemPnl Window -; wrll appeal to vou1 ora ctrcal ~1 rl e Pt1 crd 31$17 '100 #500 " RENTAl UNITS '" - l ocated IU ~t a mile tram hoo, ptta l. 4 miles !r om town fl'i o umt <; boll1w1t!1 7 bedrooms bath. hvmg room. full caroetN1. 1angr oven . re!r1g erat o1 Oc cup an cy levr l Jt !00"1,. 101 las! 3 yeilr S Ma~e th1 s you r lu st st ep to trnan c1 al secur 1ty A small p1ece ol the t ock tot on tv $~3.900 Income stateme nt ava ila ble upon rr quesl !609 R1ver 1 tl you" re one ol th o~r larn11i eo:. th at would l1 kr a ntcr 'l bedroom homr wrt h? f") tril bedrooms 1n thf' hall st OIV a 1eally n1 rr. VPi y i~lt f ilr ! IV e hv 111~~ room an d ~ morter n ru<.tom hu1ll ~ 1f ch r n co me on 1n 1 In add1t 1on vou ~Pi .1 ', rrnnd 2 bed room homr wh1ch you can srll 01 use as a rrn tal Watch ou r no .,.,_l'm g o 111 ~ 10 7~P YOII W1fl1lhe bo n u ~' Tel l me ~ou i 1~t' to 1 r ~ t1 ott ~ rwr own pter plan t a gard en ~nd ~ r o w ~ I I k1 ·II, nl l l'lll g'c.. have a ho1;e 0' two lo1 lllP ~ 1 d \ Hn"' ~ IJ(Jut rvery th1 ng ~IJO ~ " loc a!f'd 1r rnwn eo r1 7 Mt!", t :· ~l l llfl'i tot he r 1 ~Pr and alrea ·~ 'f ha ~ !liP o i'·1n clO >'~Il ~~ H1 e r1v er ~r drl Yo.1 can !Juy 1! ~ 1 1 or wf' : :nJ o, pl 1t rt upl #123 59 ACRE fARM LOCATE D ON RT 771 aoprm & mile~ !r om Rt 1·11 Attrar:11vr 11 \tm y hom [' has IH'W v 1n ~·l <,r dm g and npw r(lol 3 b~'<iiOQms \ 1'_, bath ~. de n new ca btnrl ~ 111 th r eilt m k1t chen panlly m the u1 11 11y room Pa~t 1al basemen t 36r52 shop bu 1!dmg pl 11s ba1 n. gara gP ani! <., lor .t~~P hurld1ng<; A mu ~t !o sefl ~t $87 500 n706 THIS OPPORTUNITY WO~l LAST lO~G' 118 acres . m/ 1, 1n Oh10 l own shtp Po tenl1 al ll ornr sti es Pmacy assured !o r your own home 1Abea11 t1ful panoram•c vtew of the Oh1o R1vf..'l V alle~· ~ c cess from old Rt 7 and Hanna r1 Tr ace Road Own your own huntmg ~ r ou nd ~t $148 an aur - $17.500 #803 BEGGING FOR A fAMILY ' Ali i he rn gredrent s are pr ese nt except a famtly Very altracttv e2 'ilory r o lonra l rna lamrly-orrented nerghborh ood 3 bed rooms, 21? baths. beautiful fam1ly room w1th stone t1replace [woodburner 1nsert). sunk en lwmg room. lor mal dmmg and eat m k1tchen . lot<. ot r. lo set s and storage 21f.. car garag e Central a11 rr cently Insta lled. Reslmg on apptox 1 a cu~ lot 1n Porterbr ook Subdrvrs10n Close and co nvenr1!11 , but nol notsy and d~<ly' #205 !~VESTMENT PROPERTIES 0~ STATE STREfT - fh 1s 1S yout opp or1umty to purcha se 7 r ental p r o pert1 e~ nra r rlo wn t·Jwn tl1 at consistently has 100c-n occupancy l h1s 1Sth f' fu stt1rn eon the open mar ket 111 m11nv ye .J rs Gene1ally the propertte:. co nstst o' a tract of) smgte ! a m1l~· hou ses . and 2 duplexes locatP.d on cor ner lot s As11 1S1mposs 1biP to prov1d e all th e ben eht s 1n an ad , pll•ase catllor comp letr 1ntorm al1on #408 E~JOY THE COUNTRY SEITI~G ol thrs nrc e star l er home' Ju st 3 miles lr om Rl 7 on Rt 218. you can sr.e th1s 3 bedr oom . l 1f.o bath home Lar RP.Iiv ln Rroom Co ve1ed porch/ palto and breezew~y to lar gr. recreatiOn home w1th tu eplace Ca!port and 1wo storage burldmii' I 5 acre. mi l.lor IUSI $34.900 #800 We Need lilfingg/ 2!.5ACRES, NEAR NORTH GALLI ASCHOOL. No 11"" '""'' Located along frar1 1 Rd $18,900 2 BEORM REMODELED HOME along Ch rllrco lhr llrl Wall tu grocer res and sc hool Buy now lor 12Vr00 00 #411 HERE ME OUT ON THIS ONE' Rt•ad unl rl you come !o he oar1 about Summpr Ca hlfl on the LIST WITH GALLIA COUNTY'S LEADER Wiseman Real Estate (614) 446-3644 E. M. Wiseman, Broker David Wiseman, 446-9655 ~- J . Hai~ton, 446-4240 -- Loretta McDade, 446- n29 Clyde B. Walker. 245-5276 Bill Tod~. 446-3443 �Page-D-B-Sunday Times-Sentinel ~ Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . July 15, 1 OSU specialist says public being 'trapped' by pest traps COLUMB US, Ohio tCPl i False claims are luring consu - mers in to buying traps th at onlv monitor bug populations. with traps sold to co ntrol flies, ye llow · jackets, Japanese bf'('tlrs and gypsy moths preying on consu · mer Jgnoranee. ' ~ "Fly traps are in," Dave Shellar, an insect specialis t a t Ohio State Un iver slly. says. "They use a sugar-and -yeast mixture to draw f11es into a jar. Although they do altract some files, they don't contro l them. : and may actual ly bring m or f' iniO MYSTERY FARM - This week's mystery farm, featured by the GaiUo and Water Conservation District, Is located somewhere in GaiDa County. Individuals wishing to participate In the weekly contest may do so by guessing the farm's owner. Just mail, or drop off your guess to the GalllpoUs Daily Tribune, 825 Third Ave .. Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631, or the Dally Sentinel, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769,a'l'! you may win a $5 cash prize from the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Leave your name, address and telephone number with your card or letter. No telephone calls will be accepted. All coolest entries should be turned In to the newspaper office by 4 p.m. each Wednesday. In case of a lie, the winner will he chosen by lottery. Ne.t week, a Meigs County farm will be featured by the Meigs SoU and Water Conservation District. Ag bill gets panel approval ByCHARLESJ.ABBOTT UPI Farm Editor WASHINGTON - The Hou se Appropriations Comm ittee, as part of approving a $50.3 billion agriculture s pendmg bill. proposed Fnday to cut off fundin g for new federal crop insurance policies until the program is r eformed . Th e program has cos1 the go vernment an average of $500 million a year during the past decadP but pnro llment ha s been lower than originally hoped. The Bush administration has proposed eliminatin g It a nd replacing it with a stand -by disaster Memories of Raccoon Creek By Wendell Tope GALLIPOLIS - Ma ny of our relatives and friends have renewed their faith In the wate rs of Raccoon Creek For many years I ca n remember the stories I have heard my relatives and friends Jell huw near Raccoon were built and the names of the ministers that filled the pulpit of those old edifices and the father s a nd mothers wh o tolled on their the churches farm s to kPep t hf'SP chu rc hes alive. Thus. I am afraid Is a large part of the history of th e area long Raccoon Creek that Is soon to be gone forever because so little has been wrltlen . I feel so helpless when trying to write and relate the stories of so many events that s hould b e remembered. One of the thin gs 1hat shou ld not be forgotten are the ba ptis mal areas and I can only name so very few . Banes La ndi ng wa s used as the favo r it e p l ac~ tor the churc hes in tha t ar ea Anothrr spot was the riffles on Raccoon Creek al the end of Smokv Row Road. The folks at Besthedla ga· thered at the old swimm ing hole on Sand Fork Creek near lJ S. 775 . One of thr larges t and perhaps most used was the Old Mill at Cora. People from miles around came to thi s area to establish their faith In Chris tian lty . Garmers Ford a nd Ad a ms ville were also favorit e places . Harr is burg a nd Woods Mill co m· ' I Successjul... " . Cuntl nued frnrn 0 I Ellis assPrts abdlratrs lh<Jt a t hP r!1rnr c rlti ra l responsibility Furthermore. th e cl irnt is unlikely to ach ieve result s as positive as is poss ible Tht• rationale Is. that without obj ectives. the client will likely pur· chase product that will nol generate the desired results: however , withou t know ledg e of the desired result s. one cllenl becomes the same as the next . As a remedy to this situation. Ellis offers three c haracteristics thai the client must poss ~s to 'fultul their responsibilities to themselves' : "L .a genuine Interest In developing an understanding of their own true Int erests and objectives. 21. an appreciation of the fundam~nta l nalure of the capital markets and Investments and 3\. the disci pllne to work out the bast e policies that will. over tim e, succeed In achieving their reali stic Investment objectives . . " In reality, most clients are not Inclined to establish goals and objectives . How~ver, we believe that the recognition of the Individual client's significance and lmparttng the wiSdom ot this process to Ihe ellent, the formula tion of goals and objectives will be induced. Then, by taking the time to structure a portfolio with a much better potential for positive results, Is the client transformed Into a success!ulinvestor. (Mr. Evant 18 an Investment Broker for The Ohio Company In their Galllpollll office.) relief program. "The commit tee can no longer support excessive fed era l ex pe n· dltures for the crop Insurance program ," the com mitt ee said. In announcing It would provide only enough money to policies that have been sold so far for 1991 crops. "The committee will expect the corporation to discontinue Issuing new policies after Sept. 30, 1990, unUI such time as ma jor revisions are made to provide for long -term risk management protection ." Leaders of the House Agricul ture Committee protested that the committee was giving too little time for action. Com mitt ee members oppose the admlnlstra tlon plan but have il<>en unable to agree on how to re pair lhe federally subsidized Insurance program. "We have found that 11 becomes a practical lmpossibi li lv to Institute major new chan ges before the 1992 crop year, whi c h means that the current program must stay In ellect throu gh the 1991 crop year," four Agrlcult urr Committee leaders said In a letter to Appropriations Chair man Jamie Whllten, D-Miss. The Agriculture Committ ee lea ders said It would be unf air to deny Insura nce coverage tor crops that would be planted next spring while allowing policies to be sold for crops, such as winter wheat , citrus and sugar cane . that are planted in the taiL Offic ia ls at the Federal Crop mun lt y were special places and Ihe old swimming hole at Vinton will neve r be forgotten . I am ready for correction If I have missed naming any of your favorite places of worship. In fact I would be pleased to know abou t them so I could add them to my list. The fir st c hurches were built from hewed logs th at were cut from the old oaks that were cut along the shores of Raccoon . Man y of these trees had reach ed the age of two hundred years and ol der. Today nearl y all of these old log churches are go ne. with t he exception of the very few I ha I stU I ex 1st as collector Item on law ns . The old churches that are still used were built from lumber sawed by the old saw mills that once stood on the shores of Raccoon Creek and powered by the old mill wheels below natural or artificial damns . Raccoo n has served this count y well. It has provided an abund a nce of quality water. power for indust ry, places for rccreaJion of all kinds. millions Insurance Corp. announced in · upon million s of board feet of the late April th ey would co ntinue 10 fines t timb<>r human ity could se ll policies a nd provide cover· rve r want. age· ·until suc h time as Congres s Timber cut from those old changes the program or falls to slurd y oa ks. walnut. maple, fund it. .. syca mo re. hickory and many The committee proposed S101 .6 other s tha t fo r hundreds of years, million for administrati ve ex · slabllized It shnrr line Raccoon penses and the cost of poli cie s was one of the mos t productive sold before Sept. 30. compared 1o st r eams for fi sh for human the $314 million that was co nsumpt 1on. requested_ Recreation of the highe st deMore than half of the monev in gTPE'. powPr for saw and gra in the agriculture appropriations p rocessln~ mill s. Millions of bill. $27 .3 billion would be spent ga ll ons of pure water for lrrl ga· on public feeding prog ram s. the house. "The only effective way to cu t fl y numbers Is 1hrough good sanitation. That mean s keeping homes and yards clean and placing garbage in closed bags or tight co nta iners ." Flies breed on decaying or· ganlc matter such as discarded veget a bles or meat. Thev also breed on animal or human droppings ' 'Th e number of flies has dropped wa y down since propl e started using tightly-sea led gar bage bags and cans in I he 19o0s. · Shetl ar says If fli es a re a constantn ui s.trJtl' In a hom e, Shetlar s;ws to fin d what' s attra r lln g t hPm.a nd tn· to eliminate it ''In urban areas. problrm s occur around dump<'d garba ge pel droppings or garba ge ho gs torn open by CJ.L'>. ra ccoons ." hr says dug'l 01 'l n rural areas . it could be a mism a na ged manu re pile that brrrds flies .· · a re Consumers <.~ lso bPing drawn into buying a lrap for yellowjackets. l l uses a suga r mlx tu re and c hrmi(' al at rr ac tant to lurp the pest s intO a jar. Unfortunatel y , the tra p missr s It s mark . "The trap work s fa1rl\ well on native yellowjarkets ·Hul lht' troublemakrr s arr thP more numPr nus Ce r man ve ll ow · jacke ts. an Introduced species . Th e tra p· s ball does n·l appeal 1o them. so th ey don ' t r nt r r 11." German yPi lowjctckl'ls havp d isplaced native on<•s '"Ohio and ma ny othe r pa n s of lhr Un il ed Slales. Shetla r savs. Thr v·re much morr aggre s ~l\f' Jn d ·w11 ling lo s ting with Iilii• • provocation . Thr best protecti on fr om .vf'l Jow jac kets is to avoid thf'm If lhey fly or land nearbs ·. stand still and then move slo wl y away. Tomato ... Co ntinued from D1 Shetla r says St rik ing or sv..·lnging at th em or runnmg away oft r n pr ovokf'~ their attack . Becausf' yellowJackrts arf' att ra cted to sc Pn ts. av oid wearing perfum e. hair spray or aftersh av e lolio n wh en outdoor s, Shel lar says . The pests also head for shin y objecls and bri ght color s, so avoid wea ring shin v JCWc? lry Jnd buckles. ancl don :r wear hright co lm s. such as y ellow or orangP To d rscouragc buth vel low . j ackcl'i and f lies. food placPd outs id(' ~ hould br eo\·erpd un ti l C'a ten. ShC'tlar savs. r;a r bage should be kcp l in seale d bag ' or co ntain r r ~. Two other t ra ps usmg cherni (';J ] attr.1ctants l'an do rnorl' harm than good Japanese ber tlP t1 .1 p ~ arr suc h good attrar ti:l. nts. th l'\ ' br ing in more pes ts th a n 1hrv can handle. Shetl a r savs. and onl\ hold aboul half f!w twrt ll' ~ t11r \ at trtJc 1 ' 'Th P rln srr the trap " ,m-. lo ]J ICHJ ts, liH ' rn un' thP p Ltnl<> wi l l br ra tr n Moving lh r trap s furr hr r awa .\ m;ty not hf' lp if thf'.v bring 1n man .' bet'! Jrs. ,\ nd addi ng morr tr ap-, m;t.\ a l.'.n hri ng 111 murP pe" r" .. .1\nOTtH •r pnll' ntiall\ 1!'11u hlr cau -, in g lLlP ta!gf•l\ gT ps , . moth " 'Ttl r trap .-. o nl:. mun1tu1 g~· p -.:\ rn oth pop ula!JO!l <;. bur <>ome d l'l ' <;o lcl ;t s cnnrrol-;. " hr· s; t~, - .., ·· T ~ II' trap s \\ u11 '1 co ntrul!hl' lllolll\. r.u m atrer hmr man' nre usPd " In fa r !. whl·n mJn) tr·a ps J tT used tn a n d r ea. thr • bu ildu p ot chem tca l a t tra ct an 1 ca usps mall' gy ps.v m oth -; to "top fl\ i ng a nd start erawltng up trPr t r unk s to find frm alr m oth ;.. Thi " artu ,l ll.' · makp s it r a s ier for rhr m oths to m ate bf'c au sr thr frm alf's don·t fl y but clin ):: to ltr·e trur1k s .. Shrt lar S ol~" ro n.., unw1 ·s ha\ p· starl r d taH'il tn g on ro onr pes t co nt ml ~.!c am . " lr' s fo rtun .lt e th 3t sa l r~ of ult rasou nd bu g c ha s rr s~n r d~ tn g dow n · hP 5ay ~ ' 'PPn pl P illt' rpali zin g ttl('<rp <.l fraud ·· Re se a rc h s ho\vs thr r h asrr~ th e sounds or v ibra ti ons. which -" Qua lit y Ral in gs of \ew Cu II iv a r s for I mproving P H)('f'SS 1ng Potatoes.· - "~ alural tato H.Psistanrl ' in Po 10 th e Colorado Po tato Bee tle ... -" 1990 North <e nlrC~I. \ 01 theast and Obsf'n\l! Jon .t I Tr t;li Results ·· Theevcnt tsspon"U I Pd tJVOhlo Stale. OARDC and lhr . C> h1o Cooper a uv e Cxten s1on Servicr. In cooperation with lhr Ohio Po tat o Growers Assoc tatio n Li nd . ':· ~. ~ • walls or furniturE'. " Ho wevPr , sPvPral types nl t ra ps do r ffecti vPiy C'Ontrol some in sect species or alert ho meowners and growers to the A; thr red ball trap use d lo monitor apple ma££01 tiles. Co nsumers interes ted in buy- Kil'ker 962490 • at Vol.40. No 300 Escapee caught; Meigs sheriff points out need for new jail facility maintain recommendations on lrap s, and will offer tips on e ffectiv e insect co ntrol methods. HOT SPRING SPA Your 365 Day-A:r'ear Retreat By BRIAN J. REED Se ntinel News Staff A Meigs County Jail Inmat es escape over the weekend from ,.. ;\l w,,v, hor ,l [)d rf'dcly to use MO I O-M .~ SS AGE,. 1heon iy mov 1ng JE'! <; .,. Df>e p, rPcl rned ~e at 1 ng . .,. NPver ovrr $20 per month to : ~1 •!, . 'f·'•o>.'' ... . ·j .. '{ .. ,_ ·:r' ·; CLEANIN' UP /\bout 25 Racine area youngsters volunteered to clean up part of the riverbank near Racine as part of the Ohio River Sweep. Volunteers were unable to clean the riverbank due to high water and frequent rain showers. ways of na ture ln abundance. Humanitv ha s discouraged Mot hPr Nature In so many ways shr used In keeping Raccoon the beautifu l stream It once was those old majestic trees that on ~ sta bilized the soli . Its wa ter Is oft en poll uted to the extent thalli Is often classified as deadl y polson. Its fertile bottom land Is slowlv slidin g Into Its chann el an d washes away never to re turn . l rould go on and name other deslructlo ns, but we on ly have to walk along It 's shores to see the result s of unhumane treatment. All Is not lost because your Ga llla County Raccoon Creek Improvement Comm ittee Is find Ing ways to cure thes e Ills _ Its going to take the help of property owners and many others helping In every wa s possible. With your help. It can be done . Patrick, law enforcement offi cial s staked out a Pomeroy residence . Pa1rlck wa s observed ,i \ 7 '~ r\ - ; Family Planning It Makes Sense ... - ~» ,..., '' PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO POMEROY: 236 E.Moin St ., 2nd Floor GALLIPOLIS: 414 Second Ave ., 2nd Floor 992 ·59 12 8:30 lo 5:00 Mondoy-F ndoy 446-0166 8:30 to 5:00 Monday-friday 8:30 to 12 Soturdoy ' t --~, · .. d • Sliding fee sale. No one refused servicos be<ouse of inobijily to pay. . > "I :~~ .' " t ' '~ , ' A MEIGS TIRE CENTER JOHN FULn- J.IUICIS FUln 242 W. Main OWIIEIS 992·2101 Pomeroy ... .\-. ' ' ti'/ f'ommisslonl'r David Kohlentl . Tht> River Sw!'ep was held anoss the l'Ounty on Sa turday after The club was lLIIiisigned to lht• rivrrbank in being postponed last month . Loltery win ners havf' a yea r In whic h to c la im th eir prize Skies clear around Ohio early today Lotte ry agen t Eber Pickens sard some w(.nners wait until public it y surroundin g thP win die s dov.m before tu r ning in th eir ti cket. This is done to avo id allention by salespeo ple and people see king donatio ns . By United Press International and chJII,· weal her, lhe skk•s t~· p 1ca lly c lea red and lhr mcr r ur y bPgan nsing as th e m ajori t y of Oh imtn s wrn t ba c k t o work Mond ay morning Skles werr mo stly C' IP ;H through lh e night, Dayto n. bu t they dissipaled as the night wore on. At sun risP. tr m prra turrs v.:err mostly ln thP CLE VE LA !\D 1LPI 1 - Two l tc kcts \\ 'f'r (' sold th at co nll.linPd s1x numbers in n1g ht 's Ohio Super t hP correct S.l lu•da~· Lo tt o ga mf' . with the players in line to splil a $1:1 million jackpot. L o nrr ~· Co mmiss io n spokrs · woma n AnnP Bloomberg s;lld Utf' mand a t or~ · bega n rethinking hi s pos it ion on a bortio n fo llowing a Supreme Court dec ision last summer. " I came to rea lize a couple of d iff ere nt things" followi ng Jhe high court' s decslon las t Jul y in Webste r vs . Rep roduct ive Hea lth High s will br mostl y in th e 80s lhrough the pe riod. e dging pas t th e 90def:T<'P mark towa rds thr fac illt y ra n b e rc-modeled so that t!lrn• is a prival l' ent r ance as well as a se curPd entra nce for pri soners and officers. $~1K. I3:~, ft'df'ral after and stiiiP taxes are wtthheld . The winning number s were 4, 7. 8, 14 . 17 and44. Lottery officia ls sa1d 272 ti c ket s had five of thoSP numbrrs, for $1,()(){) prizes. and 12 .045 ti c ket s had four of the numbers. to wi n $75 apiece. Super Lo11o ticke t sa les totaled $7.206. 950 . In the accompanyr ng Kickf'r ga mr. no one won the grand p r izp wiI h the Kic ker number of 962490 . Al though two tirkrls we re sold wit h the correc t combinat!on, 1hP licke l ho ld ers had opl rd not 10 play lh r l< >cker game a nd forfril<d the pr iz e money, Bloomhcrg sa1 d. Those ti ckets wrrr :-.o ld Twinsbu rg in Cinc innatt and Ni m' playt•rs had lht' first fi ve numbers, whic h pays $5.000; 119 had th r f1r s1 four numbers, whi ch pa ys Sl.llOO; 1,0.12 had the fir st lhrrr. wh 1c h pa ys SIOO: a nd JO .:U~l had thj • f i r~ ! two . w h i r·h pavs $10. l<ir krr s ales lOla led $1, 143,143. " I rrgarcl it a" heal th \ totilkf'a Jook ;1nd .1 clmit rha ! l tmPs rna ~· b1 • dd fNI' rlt Th1 ' timf's ch;wg!'d, .1n d so haw• l. ' ' have Scrvi crs , which gave stat es more authority to regulat e abortions. Ce le brezze laid about r.o abortion-rig ht s ac tivi s ts at a fund -raisi ng luncheon Su nday · 'l took the time to think thing s throug h. " Celebrezze sa id rnd of the Wl'Pk Lows wi ll br in the 60s. For growers, warmt·r tl'mpcr atures thP nex t few days wil l boost growth of c rops. The high er in on "There are two Issues. O ne Is the Is sue of abortion. I find It is not Inco nsis te nt to be against abor lion and yet be In fa vor of choice. li ves tock. Drier weat her Monda y and Tuesday shou ld allow sma ll g-rains to dry . Harvest ing of "The second Issue, and !think lhe major iss ue In an electio n like this, is who makes tha t cho ice It should be a privat e decision . It should be a personal decision." Las I December, shortly before announc ing his candidacy for governor, the two-term attorney general said he was abandoning hiS long-held opposition to abor-. lion In favor of a pro-choice whf'at and canota m ay resume Tu esd ay and Wednesday over parts of the state, though moder· ate amounts of dew co uld delay star t-up times du ring the mo rnIng hours . Japanese beetles. c utv:orms a nd armyworms have been at tac king corn the last several days. Spraying co nditions may be degraded at times by wind speeds possibly reaching to near 15 mph through Tuesday . Wind direction should be sout hsouthwest through Tuesday . Conditions lor hay curing will Improve Into Wednesday. After noon humidities . will drop to minimums of around 45 percent to 50 percent Monday sta nce. " I got a fair amount of criticism tor changing my vie ws," Ce lebrezze sa id . Apparently In our soc iety, a public offic ia l, no matter how long In public office, should not be permitted to c hange his view on anything . I 1 ---·-·- gam e Thl' o thH ~,-nnnmg tir kf'! to Sa t ur d<:l\' i\ i g ht' ~ dr awi n ~ wa s purr hJSf'd in Cl('\'l'I<Jnd . winmng number split a $10,000 Monday and Tuesday. whi le Wpdnesday is expectPd to be clea r. Thursday and Fr iday wi ll Ih undP rstorms . Heavy damage wa s Incurred to the front end of a Middle port PoUce cr ui se r In an accident du ring pursuit of a not her vehic le early Saturday morning. Donald R Hall, an officer, was driving the crui ser with .James A. Ash , anolher village off icer. as a passe nge r when II struck a utility pole. Both the Middleport Fire Departmenl and emergency squad were on the scene . Hall and Ash w<·re trea ted by squadmen but continued on page 10 Octobt·r. commi ssion . CO LUMBUS. Ohi o !UP1 1 - see a cha ncP of showers and Cruiser darrwged during chase w 1nnN . Las t Wilma Cas to, Por1land, won $100.000 from the loiiN~··s l<icke r inst allm c niS uf nee Anthony Cele brezze says he tr mpera t ur Ps co uJd also the hP(lt stress doll ar wmncrs - onr fr om Clrw· land and th P ot hrr fr om R.J rinr rac h will rrrPivr '20 annual Skies wf'rP t o br pa rt! )-' c loudy crease Thi s is E ber's fir st mi llion Accord i ng to the lottery rt'prf'srn tat ive, sa l es agents se lli ng a Democratic gubernatorial nomi· !ills -Local news briefs- pulnt s out the urgent nrrd for a new j aiL ·· Democratic gubernatorial nominee explains position switch on abortion with the f'x ce ption of a fpw iso!J te d showe r s nPar Co lumbus and Buick Is America's Most Trouble Free Car Line For The 2nd Year: In A Row! picking · the numbers 4-H·14 -J7. 44 on a ticket which was pur· chased from Eber 's Gulf in lott er v offfce in perso n or by phone a t 16141 374-8895 Oh io Aft er a weekend of clouds. rain It's Official Allhr time ofh isrscapr, Eddie The. person. w..no bought the A Ohio Lottery rPpresentat h f' sai d thf' per son wllh the wrnning tirket m us t report to MJri etta Reedsvill e, and we re led by Meigs Co unty PUT IT IN THE Ct\N - Rain and high waters hampered the efforts of Racine volunteers for the Ohio RlvPr Sweep , hut organizers refused to postpone for a second time . race c har ges of aiding and abeftl ng an esc ape and carrying a conct?alrd weapon winning li cket co uld also be from West Virginia. Pickens said tha t aboul ha lf of hi s loltery tickets are sold to peo ple from .Jack so n Co unt y, W V.1 Racinf' became one of two people READY TO WORK - Members of the Ches ter Queen and King Bees l ·H Cluh we re ready to go to work on Saturday during th•• Ohio River Sweep. the Ohio V('getable and Pota to Growers Association . Sher iff Soulsby. wa s Chris Patrick In a news re lease, Soulsby stated th at "this escape just The sher iff indica ted thai once where Pa tri ck was taken into a prisonrr is taken from the custod y cell block ar ea, th ere Is "actu ally Al so arrt•sted wa s 31 year old no srcuri t y to preve n1 an es Chris Pa tric k. lhe escapee s cape". Sou ls by says that there is wife. She has bern tra nsport ed Ia the Gallia Co unty Jai l and will - no wa~· thai lhe prese nt jai l 1\n as·yet vnldentiUed pet'son split ing Saturday nighl's $13 million Ohio Loltery jackpot. Th e winner s will rece ive $6.5 mlilion paid over a 20·year period . v Closed Thur<day ALSO: Jackson, Chtsaptake, Athtns, Chillicothe, Logan & McArthur P3 t nck wa s awa iting tri al on charges of domes tic violen ce and i ntimidating a witness. The viclim In both c rime s, according to Eber's Gulf of Racine sells one of winning lottery tickets I GALLIPOLIS - The Gallla County Farm Bureau Talen t Show will be Saturday, Aug 4, beginning at 2: JO p.m., at the Gollia County Fair The show will be divided Into 3 classes - 12 years and under 13 years through 19- and mixed age groups. Out of county Judges will select the winners, all first and second place winners will receive a plaque. All entries should be In by Tuesday, July n. Send name. address, age and type or talent to: Gallla County Farm Bureau , P.O. Box 349, Jackson, Oh io 45640. For further details contact the Gallla County Farm Bureau office at 1-80().333-1944 or Merle Howard at 245-9191. -"''filAR turning from a visit to Veterans BAUM LUMBER Gallia Fann Bureau Talent Show Aug. 4 •Wheel Alignment •Brakes & Shocks •Struts •Uad Tires •Goodyear Tires for ced the need for a new facilit y , according 10 the Meigs Co uniY Sheriff. Sheriff James M. Soulsby report s that Eddie Patri ck, 21. of Middleport , escaped from the jail at 8:50 p.m . on Salurda)· while being returned to lhP cellblock area. Patrick was re- As a part of the search for ~ ...--. a hig h speed and wa s th e scene at Memorial Ho spital a t the time of his rscapP -~ lhcresid<"nrc at about ! 0:30p .m. According 1o 1hc shentr s department . 1he ve hicle then left spoil ed by !Vteig s County Gam<" ProJe ctor Ke>lh Wood on Stal e Route Seven at Laurel Cliff. The ve hic le headed north on Stale Rou te 33 and was stopped nea r the Peach Fork inlersection. PIJI1ablr Sp;! CHESTER 9R5 -:J301 c l1mbing int o a wh 1te vehi clr at th e Meigs Counly Jai l ha s rem '\!T14'r1La\ f avonw Confidential Services: Birth Control V .O_ Sreening Cancer Screening Pregnancy Testing 1 Sect• on, 1 0 Pages 2 5 Cents A Muttimed•a Inc . Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, July 16, 1990 Copyrighted 1990 tion and hours of pleasure for lhose who wished to see k the • Service , Shetla r says . The offices ~ Partly cloudy Monday night , with a low In the mid 60s. Partly cloudy Tuesday, with highs between 85 and 90. 4-7-8-14-17-44 e co nt rols arf' nPedPd. One s uc h succ essrul devicE' is !\umber Pi<'k-4 6964 Super Lotto Page 4 don·, work In sects get used to Closed Thursday Daih i75 1 presence of others, Shetlar says. Us ing traps to monitor pests Is an excelle nt way to decide whether - "Potato !PM E1·aluation and Demonstrat ion." 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