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UIIIA (...... :D-Oat. :Ia) Something todav. so don ' ;ump to conclustooa im~ puttlvety. Howevef . your ~t c.n btl relied upon you take time lo Mtgll and balance allemat-. Alll!l 1 - 21·April Ill Eopportune mlglll di<IIOP IO< you- today tllough rou will tllke your duliat and , .. unbol!-t to you. It will produce def. sponaibtlttlal tetiOUIIy todar. thlre are . BIIDEOSOL lnlte baneflll. but 111 1utt Impact migh1 still some poaUbUtUn for •rona. espenor ba left unlll._. clolty ;t rou··• -"inQ with poop" 101110 ICOIIPIO (Oct. M-Moo. 221 An objet· need dllllit lnotructloni. tlve you ptl1llo<ltly ran wu imporlont TAUIIIII CApri!.._, 201 Abetter un· could 11.rt lo ' - Ks olure u of today. derallndlng can ba sctola¥td today wttll Till goal to lillllch you'N IWIICI> witt be • person you ha-·r u ret quite fig· 111811 out. Gelling to know ona another IAGITT (Nolr. II-Oec. 211 bettor could turn tllr. aoqilolntance Into mora ilia ..lrleallng yourlllllfrom 1 a trllndtllip. stlcl<y .,..angamood or lumlng a losing Gil. . . CMar 21.,.,. 201 II may tlke endal- Into a wiMIIr you have that you owhlle to ""' rour producll\'1il811 magic tOUCh to do ailhal ona compe- Into lui gear loday, but, once you do, ·t.allytaday. ltlere ""' lnollclllonl rou will accomCIVNCOIIU 111M- INIII. 1t) Your ptilh something o1 whld! rou can ba In • ~ ...... "'10 . . . . youtllll grlllePI - - loday Ia rour lblllty to proud. 111 .. I u1111 111M . . Poe:..-:~-and 11'1111 IIGia qulddy and -aloly. CANCIII t.r- It"""' II) Set ~ II' •In lyoull-*1111 Oon'liii-OiftiOIIIIUIId. Trylotludy your mundlna agancla lodar and . . . un 0111 1o • ~.. mraly 1 iiOIMIIIIr'll ..., • ...,.. or ba around your mind. lllllrotn WiiiiCIIy ...... 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Sutherlin llimply Ovt!f· I f--cant spade lUll. bid pw Soull! a prableno. ,.., dlamondo ..,.ld not be 1 Iordi!& bid after an overeall. and lkm diiiiiOIIdlwould bt llclttnc In directiOn. So Soulb cue-bid two cia. Wilen Nortll ollowed eilber a rlab llllil or club stoppers by biddiDJI lkree dulls, il was easy lor Soulb to bid llle no-trump pme. Welt led the club 10. Dedarer put in illlmmy's )lid<. played 1 btart IN!dt lo his- IIIII played a spll!le. West I"'* lbe kina aocl played allCOI!d club. won by tllmmy's kine. Dectanr came ro his hal!d wilh the heart q - and played a -""" spade. Wnl • .., and played a llunt cl!lb. won by olummy·s ace. Tile kiDC of llearrs and two spade 11:3Dflle OTt!l!lglll._ a.-. i-H 5.L,.. "·~~.L . IE:.,._. 11. . (1) . 9tH I ttiU 1;1 '51~ ~TtiWII .7 l ound t he avera ge rost of sf> lf-servr, uniPaded rPgular gas was S1.274 per Pua Ohioa ns are pay ing an aver age $1.256 fo r the sa me fue l. lower than dr ivers in Illin ois. •• to L - ---------.J Ry MELINDA POWE RS Tim es-Sen~ne l Sta ll GA LLI PO LIS A dozen me m lJers of loca l governmental groups met la te last week to rricts were easlled lD dUmmy, cleclar· er 1.11~ away lbree 111111111 clio· monds. Declanr tileD played lllo A·K of dlamondl. dropplDc West's q.en mel tatln& ll!e Nit of tile 1rlcU nere - raa11y 111 problem w11.11 t1ropp11a Wal'a di.Unoatl qu '"· oinDe West llllllted lUI cant for 1111 Olllllilll bid. Tl!al'l part of ll!e don ilde Gl weak openinc btdl - !bey let cleclarer play u ll!oup l!e Clll - lkroucl! ll!e brdt of llle cants. discuss an rco nomic prog ram designed to draw new busi ness into the Gal li a County arPa. .Jark F owler. execu tive vice pr£•sid ent of t he Co mm un ity Im prove m en t Corporation. or · ganlzed t he luncheon m e<>ling ao t he Stowaway Res tau rant to in form ohe me mbers of a pro· gra m ca lled an ent erprise zone . The zonf' is a d esi gnatert arPa of land in which busi nesses can rpce ive lax incrnUves, or a percentage of tax a ba te m ent. fo r building a new business or expa ndin g an o ld one. Rober t 3711oma I Su1ptlslld compula11 IOilllds (abbr.) e f'ltsleaua 3111'1umblnv II U.• 12 Soh paiRI• danglel Stem pfer, senior deve lopment special ist <.tl the Ohio Depart · me nt of Developmen t. to ld lhe group that the en terprise zo nt' concern 40C!Nt lhe lrotlltrom 42 Wldt was a gr ,"al way to spu r l hf' grow th of thP lm'al rcnnom.v . "To g{'f a large compan y to invest, or a local compa ny to reinvest, th ey need a n incenti vl' to comr in ." Strmpfrr sa id n Eeyote's Y••dPir'•An- aaalot s Cunnlno In decaMng 8 dAsh 2HIItl IRking balltd 4 llold 23 Aool paol 24long, duri ng h is pn' se ntation . "An r ntrrprisr zone is a ~rrat way to gf't rhf'm inlf'rrstrd." long lkna 2t Was llwlly 1 P1ecedlng 27 french lime lh~iot I f'ert ol 21 rltiplno llltte girll · makeup ••lflO•I jbOIIlb condltlotl 11 Smal "8el018 4 I Cornpn•~ down bouquet POMEROY - Studenls in th l' Meigs Loca l Sc hool District wi ll return to c lasses on M o nday. Tra nsportation routes will be the same as last year and pick up times wil l be al a pproxim ately the same times Two bu s r ou tes will br a bsorlJed lJy o th er routes a ftPr it is d eter m i ned wh er e all child re n are located. Student s and par ents a ffected wo ll be not ified of the changes be fore the routes are changed . In the villages, bus s tops wil l be co nsolida ted 10 one s top per block after the firs t day of sc hooL The l!s r ity commi ssioner s m ust pass lrg isla l i on to approvr suc h a program, Stemprer sa id . so it is esse ntial that lhe loca l govern men t an d t he commu n ity coopera te. "Zone creat ion starts Dr iver s w i l l tell st udents whe r f> with local ac tion a nd nego tia ti on. Everybody n!'t'ds to lJe in ~ va lved." he sai d. Alt hough lhr mee ting was fo r ir1formatio na l purposes onl y. Fow ler sa id thai lhl' communit y nreds 10 sta rt thinkin g abouo such a program. ··New bu si nesses a l ways ask i f wr have som ethin g lik e Ihis wh en wr ta lk to Ihe m. a nd it ca n bra grea t Pco nomlr tool." Fowlrr ~ a i d a rtc_•r t hP mt•el ing " I j ust hope thi s meeti ng plan oed a seed.·· PREPARE FOR GOVERNOR'S VISIT- Pic· lured meeting In lh e GaiU a County Courthouse Friday alter noon, Is lhe commillee for Capital lor a Day, as th ey discuss lhe te ntative schedule se l up for th e a rrl \l al o f Gov . Ce le.iiti' a nd m embe r s of his cabinet. Hi storic GaiUpoUs will be f apilal for a Day Sept. 13 a nd 14. {Times·Senlhwl photo hy Krls Cochran . 1 Capital celebration will benefit local outreach center: Iman By KRIS COCHRA )I; Times-Se nlinel Stall GALLIPOLIS - The r ity of Gai Upolls wi ll welco me Cov Ric hard F . Ce les te and his ca bi net m e mbers Sept. 13 and l4 as th e Old Frenc h Cio y lJecomes "Ca pita l for a Oay .·· The commiotPc for Ca pital for a Day, cha ired by Ci ty Ma nager Da le !ma n, me t Fr id ay afler noon to discuss arrange men1s f01 lhe gove rnor and hi s staff. as they participate in Gal li polis B i centennia l celebration. Sc heduled for 6 p. m. Th ursda) wi ll be a reception, by invlla t ion JONATHA N S. CLINE on ly, at the Fn'nc h Art Colony. foll owed by a town for um at the Ariel Theatre open to thP public from 7: JO to 9 p.m . Act lvlll cs plan ned for the spc·· b r at ion '"''il l hf' a rJnned good The comm ilti.'C' JgrC'C'd that all goods rrcrived durin g t hP two· day PVf'nt w! l l be do natl 'd to thf' St. F r ancis Ou trrac h ((•ntc r cia l gm•st.s on Fr iday i ncludf' On the co mmitte for CFAD are lJreakfast a t the El ks Lodg e. duct regular off ice hours trn ta· Dalr , I man. chairman , Rick Martj n, Tom Hopkins . Ka r in Ca r roll. Tom Wis('man. Jrff Fowler . Te rriP Star c hrr. Mo ll y· Skinnrr, Paula Thar kC'r , Sandra Saxon. PiJtti Brrnnl'miin . Jan Tha lr r E lai nr Howw. HPrb live ly sched uled for lhe a ft er noon and evening. followe d by the Cap it al lor a Day Celebration on the City Park al 5 30 p.m Moore. Mar ia nnr Campbe ll . Brr nt Ad kins. Dona ld Cox. Breno Sa uml< •rs. Roger Wa lker an d Jeff Sm io h lunc h at the St ow<Jway , ~ t our of Roll bins & Myers and thP water· front dedica ti on Se lling up off ic e In the Ci t.-· Ru ildlng. th e go verno r will con Adm ission t h r o u~houtlh<'re l l' the pick·up point wi ll be after lh e firs t day . Stude nt s wr ll be dropped ·o ff in th e samr m anner . The nu mbe r of days per miltl'd tha t a stud en t may m iss has been reduced 10 18 days from 30 days, but there will still be a dmi nis tra· l ive C'xrep tion t o wa i ve d ays lJeca use of ex tended illnes s and othe r valid reasons . Nine wrek grad tng prr iods will be i ns l ilu tpd duf' to t he fact that man da 10 r y st at !' IPst ing is S<'hf'· du lt~d du ring rh c t lmPs thP s ix ·Wf'Ck ~ ra di n ~ pPr iods would Pnd. Ot ht'r Sf'C t ion s for kindt' r · car tf'n studPnt s h;w r been openf'd be cause Of \alf' Pnro \· lnlf'nt. St ud e nt s from Salisbu ry ;II It ·nda nCC' a rra wi II at tent! ki n· dnga rt c n a t Bradbu r.v in tbP morni ngs St ud Pnts fr om Sa l is · lJu rv wi ll be picked up on the same !Jus as schedul ed, bu o will transfr r 10 another bus at Sa lis· bury to ta ke them to 13ra dbury . St uden ts fr om I he Har r ison· \·i Jl e at tPndanre arf'a w il l at tPnd k inrlPrg a rtrn at Harrison vi lie i n 1ht• af tPr nuon s. Students wi l l mo st likely ri de a d iff erent bus oh a n th e one wh ic h th ey were mformed. bu t they will all ride homr on bu s 12. Police continue search Mammography screening unit available for Meigs jail escapees pld<lroo Hl<lngslty nola 3Hrothy btaw 33 Clevela.d By BRIAN J . RE ED Tlmes.Sentlnel Sta ll POMEROY - Two pri soner s who escaped ear li er this week from thr Meigs Co unt y Jail arc still a t largP, accord ing to tile Meigs Coun t y S h e r iff ' s Deparonen t. P hotos of the lwo escapees have lJeen re leased in a n allempt oo ass ist the depart men t in the CIIQir, for short 34 Confn . slonll topic 311 Swllbba.o hr-11-- 1- -1--11need -- 311 Entlgtft IIAII.Yl."RY~ - Ite~·s ... lewerllt: recap ture of the pr ison£>rs, who 1124 have been Id entified as Jona th a n Shawn Cline and Bri a n E. Bass Cl ine wa s lJorn Febr uary25,1972, Is 5'6.' iall a nd weighs 135pounds. Hl' ha s blue eyes a nd brown hair. BaS> was lJorn February 7. 1956, Is 5'7 12" ta ll and we ighs 160 pounds. He has green eyes and brown ha ir. Bass also ha s a n arti ficia l lefl leg. AI the time of his escape, Bass had been Incarcera ted In the count y ja il on c ha r ges of a proba ti on revoca tion. no opera· lor's li cense and a previous charge ol a Itempted escape. Cl ln e was Indicted ear lier th is AliYUI,IIAAllR In LON (IF I'!I.I.OW One letter ltlnda far llllllher. In Ulia - . - A II ~ the three l.'a, X lar the ''"' ()'s, etc-..fllrlllle leUen, topollrlfllhett,the ~ •nd famtelltll allhe . .dtt are all hlnll. Eaclully the rode letternre tllflertttt. fur CIIYP'I'OQUOR •••• V It N Meigs Local schools open on Monday offer 100 percen t tax aba te men t wit hin the state, Sle mpf er sa id . ··But the program is not pu shed by the sta te. In every case. it is locallv driven:· he said. Ga lli a Coun ly a nd Ga llipo. "' 21 n 101 VNN being pu t off IJC<?a use of fue l prkPs," said Eric Holman. co·owner of Holma n Motors Inc. ··You have to realize that It's only up 15 cents a ga llon or so. and for peop le who have worked ha rd a ll their li ves a nd are fina lly go in g to rewa rd th emselves wit h an RV. tha t 's nol going to s top Ihem." There are 138 cer tified ent er . 11om a brtby 25Adotn <IV depar tment al lh c Miam i Valley AAA, said mo torists seemed to be tak in g the price Increases wel L "I t's rea l surprisi ng. You would think more peop le would ment ion it . but lhey haven t. ·· she said. " I thin k mos t people al rea dv have the ir pla ns made a nd lh ey're goin g to go ahead with lhP fue l i ncreases have not slowf'd sa les in the lu xury rec r eatio nal vehic \P ma rk et . ·'At th is poi nt , we're not seeing bu ying d ecisi ons prise zones an d six co unti es th at mill' ' ' Fllroo~ · cru de, th e pr ice of gasoline typ icill!y r han grs 2 1 ~2 to 4 cent s a ga ll on , Hei nen said Na ncy Clark , man agPr of t hE' au to a·avel th em ... A Day ton·area RV a nd travel trailerdealersatd mission, and the issue d ied. 31 OelllliMf to natton•t which sells gaso lin e and oth er petroleum products In Ohio und er the Sohio brand . F'or every $1 changP i n the p rirP of a barrPI ol Seve ral years ago. form er CIC execu ti ve vi ce president Michael Harford proposed the enter prize zone lo lhe Gallipolis cily com· sound IHI lila) candy '" 341 Sofa I los - · wlh "'"'· liS I UOdometao hactlons tmd vloomJ lha !l<les 3Sptlnltllld 21 9Aidal Oa~k Mi chi gan, Wisconsi n a nd Ind ia na . the other states In the AAA' s Great Lakes Region. Wi sconsi n dri vers pa id I he most. on average$131.8 a gallon -fo llowed in decreasing cost by Mi chigan at $131.7 a gall on, Illino is at $129.4 a ga llon and India na al $126.1 a gallon . Nationwide, Texas showe d the lowes t average sta tewide pr ice a t $1.162 a ga llon, while Hawai i had the highest average price al $1.486 a ga lion The jump in fuel prices du ri ng the las t seven davs occurred beca use of ri sing cr ude oil prices. sa id Nancy Heinen, a spokeswoman for BP OIL Enterprise Zone interest shown again All- Openlnc leld: • nat io nw id e, u p sin ce A ug. 1. -z• -.. ...,. INT ~a llo n .17 cents since Monday a nd nearly 20 cen ts overa ll ACROSS ·T-CawwoLo O'lllaA tQlt br THOMAS JOSEPH iiiiiMIIYioe u•w MIMI: n.11n1a (2:30) t •• 51 CROSSWORD ~m•Anw!lollll , 1D ZAiml By United Press International Ohio dr ivers are pay ing abou t 2 cents less per ga llon for gasoline th an most Americans, accordin g lo a su rvey lJy the American AutomolJIIe Assoc iati on. The AAA·s most rrcenl Fue l Gauge Repor t espert Jobn Sutherlin wa• a +Q loti w1nnrr in the Vanderbilt team-oi-ICNir liOU11I and tbe Men's Swlto ~ama '" the tSI Nortb American dlampillnlllips btld 9AQ in Fort Worth in Mardi. Today·s deal, tAKJI!I !rom • re&ionol ~hamplonol!ip in JUM. •su .._. S..lllerlin as Norl~ Jldll"' Into Vl!l..,.able: Eut·West tht biddln& early to 11111de his side to 1 Outer: West 2008flllle on both Ule Engllah and , _ . Clllll Cll. SWio. (J)!........ AIPtp 'rQJ JUSr ~:fAVI: NE. IAIT .A K7 Briel~ Akron. lfllh .ICIII t t • AICJit I •nu Qoll 2nd Round, From 8loly 'ttXJ ~ 100MIJC.t1 ... By JamnJo.-, 14 Cotdela's C811Sot · sister ship 15 to• lhvila 44 Foil Slugger learnings 18 C'AIIlllnls 4!1Wee of soma IOillldt weNs DOWN 18 GRille pal I Chess IICa" oprioo do>y 2 lak•lo g ,.... 01 EnQIIIII Exann Ule rn11uaoot I ...,. pld~. 1111 tal Ohio gas costs lower than neighboring states NOilTII .QJIOI Opening bid is revealing 12 Sectiona. 86 Pages A Multimedia Inc . Newspapar Middleport- Pomeroy- Gallipolis- Point Pleasant, August 26. 1990 CopyrighlBd 1990 MORE than ONCE. .............. VIdeo 8 MOIDIJIIne PJ leo -a• & Mow. lang Vol 25 No. 29 lncite - Mod81 - Trump -Sonsts -MOREihlln ONCE I've come to lhe oonclualon thai a per1011 who li cited as steading authority Is anyone who has 111 11111111d right §llll.wr..IOII'artune High Su nday between 8!iand 90 Ovrrn ig ht lows will ra nge from th f' middle to upper liOs. • l I' (J). eun.nr ,._ ot:r'~ PnOIIIOI'I 8peclll New clothing business opens keeping it all in the family ...OnA8 rou d-lap 1-11op No. 3 loelow. .Topc...t Along the lli>er .. .. ..... BI-R Buslness ......... .............. DI Comics- ................... Insert Classllieds ................. 0 2-7 Dealhs ....... ............ ...... i\4 Editorial ....... .. ....... ... ... A2 Sporls ........ ..... ... ...... C1-8 In the family : E E T HR l..- ' - · Inside McCoy-Moore Funeral Home begins new service program ...On Dl that adVeniUr8 .. My was aunt jual said anolher word for PRINT NUMIERfO lfiiUS IN TH!Sf SQ\JARfS 7:GO Ill. PM In business : r • 1:36 (J) Andy Ollflftll High school action underway...C section Page Bl my COU8ins I'-'·===;:=-~·;· I I I' I =~:=.~ c I :__ I I' I I I' I ·~~~~~~ Aa youngslflll (!)3-2-1~1;1 111 oecasNeWaQ ® • ThrM'a eomp.nr 50 cents A centennial celebration at church ROBJEB r I:OII(J) ....... II•••• Sunday lA.. KHJ VRN I:HNQ tiZII.ZS'O UIQZ. I Pili , t:IINQ summer on c harges of gr a nd ll Cl I' . · Q 0 S U; ,I'A (t. .I N I' Yulu C:.;;l;ttlss UIHB:JII.SS Is c)NI:V AN OPPOnlNfY CUI Al.w.T AM) MNU VINIR8f:I.F. . · ~ MClNIOI: ••a'• ------- ----------- - -- - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - 1 I~ thefl a nd llee ing a nd eluding. Those charges wer e s till pe nding whe n Cline escaped. Me igs County Sher if f J ames M. Soulsby re ported a l the lime the escape occu red th at t he two prisoners had escaped the fac ll tty by ch ipping a nd climb ing through the plaster in the second fl oor cellb lock of the ja iL wa lking across the at tic , through lh e dr op ped ceil ing in a second fl oor restroom and oul of the bu ilding through a seco nd floor window . The two subtecls climbed down through the ceil ing usi ng a rope ma de of braided beds hPets . Sunday's escape of Bass a nd Cline made th e lhlrd s uch brea k since mid·.luly. David Per sons, who escaped from the ja il on August 8. was ca ptured severa l d ays llaler in Parkersbu rg, W.Va. He Is now being held In ja il in Mason Coun ty, where he also laces crim inal char ges. Eddie Pat rick escaped in J uly while being r eturned to lhe ja il a ft er a trip to the hospit al He was captured as he was ap ~ proachlng th e Athens County line in a vehicle dr iven by his wife, Chris. Those with Informa tion re· gardlng lh~ whereabouts of Bass or Cllne should contact the Meigs Co unty Sheriff' s Department at 99n37L By CHARLE\'E HOEFLICH Tlmes.Senlln el Stall POMERO Y -The Ohio Sta le Unlversi1y HOSJO ilals Mobi le Ma mmogr a phy Unll will lJe ma king its llrst visi t to Meigs Co unl y In September lo provldl' 60 scrC'cn ln g m am m ogr am s to wom e n withou t insura nce or medical card s to cover the co s t. The visit has been arranged by Norm es Torres. R. N., nursin g supervisor of the Meigs County Hea lth De partme nt as a pa rt of the observance of Women ' s Hea lth Ca re Month . T he cost for a scrernln g mammogr a m will be $!i5, we ll be low regular c harges for s uch service. Torres advises. how · eve r, thai lor th ose women who need to be sc reened but are wllhoul adequate lunds, Ihere Is some money ava ila ble lo supple· men I wha t lh ec lle nl can pa y or In some Insta nces lo pay the entire am ount. Both the Mfddleport·Po meroy Rotar y Club a nd the Lion s Club have agre ed to provide e noug h money for live screening s, a nd se vej:~l oth er local ser vi ce organ· lzatltiris a re ex pecte d to co.ntrlbu te. The unit will be In Meigs Coun ty Thu rsday, Sept. 27, a nrl Friday Sept. who nC'(.'d i.l m am mogram but arr 1~ . Womrn over 3..1 wi thout nooa ole to afford 1he lull cos t th at d t he Heal th Departme nt Is hoping to reac h. To rres co ncl uded . h1 stu1·.v of cancer will fill the 60 sloi s which are avai lalJ ie and all will be ha ndl ed by appoi nt ment throug h the Hea lth De pa rtmen t Th e HEAP guid elin es will be the fin ancial bas is for delerm ln· i ng par t!ci pa I io n In l hf' scree n lng ma m mogram p rogr Lt m at the reduced cos I ol $55. Those gui delines allow lor $78.1 a mont h for a family of one. $1,052.50 for a family of two. $1,320 for a fa m ily of thfl'e, a nd $1,587.!i0 for a famil y of fo ur. As ex pla in ed lJy Torres, breast cancf'r is th e leadin g cause of cancer dea th l n women bet wee n the ages of 35 a nd 55, a nd based on 1986 sta tistics, one In te n wom en will develop breas 1 ca ncer du ri ng her lifetime. She wen l on to poln l oul lh at more lhan 90 perce nt or breast cancers are cura ble in the early stages. Br eas t se lf · exa minati ons, physica l exam l· natio ns and th e screening ma m· mog raphy are the ways In whic h breast cancer is del ected ea r ly. However , sa id the nursing supervi sor. the full cost of a ma mmogra m is prohibitive lor some women. II is those women SCREENING MAMMOGRAPHY - Sept. 27 and 28 lhe Ohio State University Hospitals' Mobile Mammography Unit wiU be al lhe Me lp County Health Deprulme nl to screen 60 local low or middl e-Income women for breast cancer . ,'· �August 26. 1 990 Commentary and perspective junba:l! ~imes- jentinel A Division ol 8~ Third Ave., GaiiiJHllls, Ohio (614) «6-2342 Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 1614) 99~2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WILSON JR. Executive Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsher·Controller A. MEMBER of Thf' Un11f'd Prf>Ss lntrrnallonal. Inl and Da lly Press !ion and fhf'Amertcan NewspapE-r Publl<ih('rs Associat ion A~srwta LF:TTF.RS, OF OPINION art' wt>IC'OmP T hP}' ~hO ul d bf' lf'S~ than 100 words long A II letters are subj('C'tt o edit lng and must bf' sign f.'d with name. ad dr PSs and te]('phon e number No unsigned IMINS '.4-Lll b(' publlshN:l LPt!rr s should bt' In good taste, addrffislng Is suPs nor pNson.lll t lf'!i WASHINGTON - Captlol Htll holds Its brea th ever y time Charles Keating O(l€ns hi s mouth Co untless lawmakers and theit atdes know that they rubbed shoulders wtth Keating when hr was a htgh·llylng con tacts in Washmgton Several members of the Senate Ethtcs Committee are ~Nagmg a qut et battle to tree two or the lea st cu lp able five sav lngs and toc1n owner hustling co ngress ional pr Dtl'etion To many of their eulleag w_•s, putting Glenn and McCain in the sa me dock as the other three Is llk c trying parking violators wil h felons The difference between their offenses boils down to one crucia l point. All five or theem met wtlh federal thrift regu la tors on Apnl 9, 1987, to dtsruss Jhr treatme nt of Keating' s Lincoln Ear iter this month, whenKeat mg brought his redemptive dog and pony shoiN to Washington tor a speech, a hush fell over the audlf'nCP when someone as ked Ke at i ng who m Co ngres s he thought was doing a good job It's somet hmg akm to having the "MayflowPJ Madam" recom me nd you dS a date The Savmgs and Loan McCa in and Glenn pleaded guilty to being naive In atte nding the meeting In the first place, but were smal'l enough to see the handwntmg on the wall whn the comp laint is spotled by the Ievelation or the compa ny you regulators I old thPm Lincoln was a "ticking lmlP txJmb " From that point on, McCain an Glenn Sr ns .John Glenn. D·Ohto. Den ni s DeConc tni. D·Anz . Donald RtPglr, D Mtch . .J ohn MrCatn dtdn't lift a finger to help Keallng DeCo nc tnt and Cranston tight H-Ariz . and 0 Ca i tl . Pr1vat('lv numerous col lr c1gurs ha v(• appraochC'd the fl\'t' l.rw makrrs to sav· "Therr but ened th e screws o n th e regul.1 tor s. trvmg to gpt them to g ivP Kf'al1n g d b1eak Thl' two co n trnul'd to champion Keating's c ausP cvPn after the govcrr.ment for thr ;:ra rr of God go I .. broughl a $1 I billion bank lraud AL::m TKE'R'E 1S Jack Anderson and Dale Van Aua F1ve 1s a flex ible number in th£• saga or Keating and hts valuable Kea!lng took thP ()asy wa,v ou t <.Jild pratzed thC' "Ke<.Jting F'1ve" who havP J.hl•ady been disco Vf'I Pd 1n Kl'dt ing's date book - Ry HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON- Publ ic vts ito rs to the Whit e House arc gettin g abbreviated tours on the state flom They are not get Ung to see I he Stote Dt ntng Room tn alltts gt .tndt' ur whi le the oak wood floor rs bemg repl(ICC'd af Ru sh aiP cJWaY. r~nrl there ls no en tertam mg at thP Whit P HousP dur 1ng thP month of August. thf' workmen ta ke o~;rr The1 e rs a lot of other sprurrng up go ln g on rn the rxrcunve Mans ion . whrch takes a lot of upk eep with 11 s 152 rooms August 26, 1990 Friends of Keating take step forward ke<'p Backstairs at the White House Page-A-2 C1 J ns to n, sull aga 1nst h un R1eg lc v.ds tn strumPntal rn JrJ.tnging the Apnl rl, EIR7, meeting JU St a few davs af!Pt Keating th rrw a fund -raJsrr lot him He compounded hts troubles bv g1\1ng conti drilclon accounts Our assm·rcttl's MkhaPl Btn stein and Trm Warner have learned that severa l other se nators barley escaped the Keating scandal. No one had a cl oser ca ll than Sen Howard Metzenbaum . 0 -0hto. who now knows what 1 t means to dodge a bu llet Metzrnbaum d rlci Cranston wprc chat ti ng on thl'Scnatc floor one day when Ct ans ton happened tn llll'ntion what a generous guy Keating wa s, an easv hit for a b1g campaign conlr ib utton Me tzen · baum qut ck ly 1 an to thr troug h. ar1angmg a mPPIJng "'tth Kec~t tng on .Jane 21. 14K.S, rn M('1ZPn baum' s offtr·c· Mr t LP nb<:~um "'anted KC'atm g to hrlp fund a \'Oicr reg1 stra11on project much Il k<' the one Cra n ston had uscd allegcdl; to get around fed c1< .il ca rnpar gn rnntr i tmtwn lrmrts Kfl atrn g and h1 s , l SSO( ldlf'S llt!d f..:lH'n lllOI E' than At<Tr-AN\E~ FULING II'< 11\E A~ COUNT!<IE<;. that kPpt the \.I. hole think rn perspPctrvr than onf' who lockPd hlm ..,PII bf'hrnd closed rloor s ;md h1 oodl'd .1bout thP prob lem 1 h(' las t rPmork was mterprP tl'd a..; a J tbe Jl .J1mm\' C'a1 H'r 'T11AN WATER • -r- ThE' cu rrr ntl\' co n trovrrsi al m o\.' ir titlPd "HO\.\. to Makf' Lovr to a Nrg ro WJthoul Crtllng T1 rrd · ha s rh pulrtrcal cou nt rr part 1n thp Hu sh ddmimstratton's I '.\Jn u Jsls How to Wdgt ' d rv.•o front wa1 wtthout w1nnrng on f'tlhrr front CC'orge Bush rna\ ye t Pnd up dS I hr l1rr o 1n 1hr d lll•v f1ght wi t h onr of !hi' world'" dir nr s t .1llr\ blood ·gushmg v. ounds Ill anv b.n r knu c klr frght \\ rth ttll' Df'mori .11 s m Pr t h(' budgf't I n thr Prr s1an Gulf 1hf'cnrm\ rs srgu lar. 1hr al l tPS .rrf' p lu1 rt l C.f'orgc Bu sh dPftl\ isob1Pd Saddarn bv mchcstrafrn g a npar wmldwrdr ron..,rns us agai nst thr lr;.~cpan dictator's ba rbant :. It was rasv Wtth a latd bar k rmplovmrnt of Goebbelstan 1 hr fO li C, Bush f}ulrkly c r catrd a nurlf'.Jr cloud of hatrPd fo r whom th1s na t1 on onrt' courtrd undrr t hr gropollllcal Sod d.rm . dl('ru m , · thrrnrm\ ofmvPnr m \ ~lr<~nlls m\ friPnrl · Ovrrntght a trw electrd offl · j)f'Oplt•of ( ,,JI\qmllo.,' 1 \-\t• lmt·uul football and uu1 Rlue Dl'\ do., llhmk yu u should putrt b.1 c k un t ht• F'M stat ro n I iw' so 1ha 1wr can hrar our Btg 131ue DP\ 1\s gamrs in l'l'lO ACCO~ING TO AME~ICAN INTHliGEN(E' 1 OIL IS 11-\I(KE'R Oii,$URE. -;- c ia Is d nd a sa l1va t ing mrdJa ha\ r demonized lhr admtttedll ruth h•ss rvrant Int o thP " Butcht•f ol Baghdad .. Thts m akes htm thr lates t rn a long lrst of hillf' ohJ N't~ SddddiT! succet'dl'd Ma nuP I NorrPgd . who d1splacPd Moammar· Gad haft, 1\hO sup plan led I he Avatollah l<hom etnt v. ho rpplacf'd Ya srr A1a fat On C.1pltol Htil ttw polrtw .., 1d !Jrtn'>rnognf rcaiton <:~rr not md nrpulatf'd as ('asilv Thr enrm1r .., a rc p l ural. the all\ i s si ngular and rvNvbody ts an Amf'flran although that l ast factor sPrms to h avP bf'f'n fOigottPn v. rth (;po rl::(' Ru sh's la test low b l o~' a 1 lhr D emocrats H t< loss of temprt - and trmpr ran cr - 1s undrrs!i.1nr.la blr Thl' l'Pr s1an C ult crrsis immrdlalt'lv wharkrd th r budgel dcflctl out or any se mb lance of resol ution. accelerated the posslb ltt y of a domestt c o1l anr.l PSIJ!atPd ff'<1 1S of a. 1 f'('f'SSIOn V.. orr H' d bv a shakv economic fon.'rdst, Bu sh abandoned t hr C riS IS c tvl ill) tha i had governed thf' budge! deficit negot iations and B11!v }{.Jv Hussf' l \ C.tllf~o l is fine play and sportsmanship shown by all the players and their coaches, on and orr the field II Is our desire to make this tourna· men! a pleasure for any young ath lete to parlfeipate In and remember for years to comet hat he played at the annua l Kyger C reek Little League Tournament. Thanks again to all who sup ported the ·Kyger Creek Littl e League Tournament. Sincerely Directors of !he Kyger Creek Ll!tle Lea~u e Tournament I· traffi c congestion. Out over crdl sc t('nt ts t who dted recen t!\. crowded metropolitan areas J t P onr sai d "I strongly doubt thai becom lng like one btg, friend less airport where (l€Ople wi th raw nerves and temper s that bump absentJy Into each ot he r. neither smiling nor spea king. Jl' s even vou ca n co ndrtwn man so tll<~t hP docs not become nervous or neuroti c w hen he !s crowded " LOT enz said It was his expe 1 icncc Appreciates caverage I mrnt !Pam has los t ahout onequ ~ll l t'l uf t hC' top secret papPr wor k. fo1 1tw arms talks over thP Thursday afternoon with homtcide robbery and un lawful Imprison ment tn the fnctde nt. sa id Lt Anthony Vttaliano of thr 47th Precinct The ep isode began th e n1gh t ol Thursday. Aug. 16, when Hope her up and thre" her 1ntoanothr1 closet," thP IH?utrnant satd 'To oui knowledge, Thoma s nPv(• t go t fed We th ink he probablv dtrd somet ime Sat ur dav night tAug IR t. · he sa1 d "Mrss Sandets v.as g!vPn so mf' foO<l and l1qutd s." res ts ThuiSda)', the four young suspects "were JOVIal while we had them, laughing and smtllng .. The shotgun used m the mel den t has not been recovered The ot h er two teens arre sted wet e td l'n titled as Samuel Rivera and Barbara Redding, both 17· year old Bronx residents accused rhr Drmorr at s or rndd n grr mg "our Pf'OilO ill lf' \ ltalrt\ 1T1 .nrsld 1r un Hush \\d nlf'rl 1ht DPmocr ill s tu agr l'l.' upon . r budget delicti ptoposa l brfotP 11 ts submrttrd to Congt ('SS The Oemonat s df'mur· the\ \~Ould prrfrr .'! !Jus h p1oposal Hhlrh Hou ld thL' n lw dl'l).t1Pd 111 Ow Congr rss 1 That's d hp;n \ gu111 ttip ·o l,n on <.1 frllou bargatnPt So wh1lr (.J f'Orgr flush ts l>rrngrng S <:~dd a m Hussc rn to hr s k n('(•s ht s mrshandlrng of bud gf' t n£'gulta 1rons ts g t\ tng tlw Dr m n crat s tht' oppor 1Unl1\ to do th(' "a mt' 10 h1m I n f.1ct. d palter n rn th(' Bu sh pif' sJdrnry srrms til br dcH•I op rn g When yo u'rcl' holding 1.1llthl' cards, SPf'ak soft !\ a nd >whack thf' hr ll ou t or the cne my with vour btg artrons slid;, 1 r m Pa na ma Ilush's c~nd th r Pc1sia n Gulf Bu t wh en vou'rr not hold1ng a ll ol the cards, " talk loud, draw a nowd" and hope so mebody el se IS holcllllg\'OUrbtgsttrk Wlthlh<' HPptlbllr.Ht l,.itl\ dr v1drd ovp r th e mt'fl" uf d ta'l im·tcaSl', (,ro t gr Rus h has no stick All he Chuck Stone hils IS a brg m outh lh slv l .v impl ymg t ha t tht' I('Lii!Stll dlfft'J('flC('S 0\f'r thl' t)ucigrt dd1 r 11 bf'tv. Prn l hP Hl· pubiic.rn Whtl1• Hou st• ,md tht' Ol'm O( 1a1 ('O ntr ol lrd Co ngrr ss mu s t be• rPsolvf'd rs thr Prrsian CJif r rr siS Is to be handled p!Oj)f'l'l\, nush 1"- g.tmb ltng a \A. 3\ b1pL11 tts,Jrl good will [\'t'n 1~01 Sl' ht • 1~ dotng <1 IJUblJc dtsscJ \'lCt' 111 thl' Aml'l It' an pro pli ' b\ no r kt•rprng th(' CLIUsf's of thr ~~~ o t riSl'S separa tr· Our m1l1tar~ actton m,n hJ\(' h P(' ll prrctpltous dt h P~1 and qurs nonablP .tt \\Disl 111 1s th(' .;;;a nrt 1on s that a tr workrng, not thi' show o f mt lllar y mtghtt. but Bush has l01ced th<' world to b('('OmP morr tnvolvrrl Jn the Mtddle F:as t HP 1s jcupar di z1ng hi s pos1t1on there, howrvrr by tteating the budget cn sts as If 11 were betng caused by somebody hosU ie to Ame1rca's best !ntrrrst.s With lh.tl ac tion. E,ush ts l aying lhr g1ou ndwork. for a two front war !hilt co uld tncineratr hts pcllll c<~ l rtPdrb rltt v that "people who lf ve mtlrs !rom the nearest neighbor s a nd are not ovf'rwhelmed by v,orse on our freeways A few dnvers even keep a gun on tht. front sea t to threaten other social contracts show t he' grea test human klndnPss " dnvers who get In their way While Lorenz Is right about overcrowding, II probably ought to be said that the reason we dislike crowding Is that by and large we dislike the people who are crowd ing us. But there are times when crowding doesn't bother us, or can even be a pleasant expe· rfence. Let me tell you three little He told a story from the days when he lived In the bustling city or Munich. " We ha s as our house guest," he said, "an American co uple who lived i n the wilds of Wlscon · sin. Just as we sat down Ia supper. the doorbell rang and I, who was overfed with human contacts. sa id with Irritation, 'Who Is !hat now?'" His guests, safd Lorenz. were shocked. "To be less than overjoyed when the doorbell rang was Incomprehensible to these people who lived deep In the count ry. It made me realize how much I had become a victim of overcrowding." Is It happening to all of us? The growth of our cities Is bringing an Increase In crime, pollution and ,. stories When our children were growing up, we were friends wll h the Sweeneys who had 13 child· ren . At their house, 21 of us would crowd happily around two long tables In the kitchen to eat- 15 tn their family and our six . And I decided then !hal , much as a like a lot of room, I would rather be In a small room, literally rubbing elbows with 20 congenia l people, than be In a large room alone with someone I George Plagenz doni parucu ldt ly 11kr I tcmrmber oncPdltvingdown the frrrwav an being pas srd by an old ja lop y In the front scat wcte a young couple In their 20s She was pushed as close to him as she coul d get In the back was a baby m a playpen A few minutes lalet I was pas sed by a prosperous lookmg couple In their mld·50s dr ivmg a cadillac He was on his sfde. she photogt a ph somebody had brought of the city room back tn the 1950s It e' oked a flood ol memories for those of us who had worKeu m tn e beloved, degrim ed building There was no atr cond i tioning and the city 's dirt blew m tht ough the open windows In the summer was on hers TherP was room enough between to put the Ou r arms go t black from the soot on our desks and we stirred our playpen from the rear of the jalopy If the driver or the jalopy was being crowded by his front seat companio n. he didn't seem to mind, giving rise to the adage, "When she stts close, that's not crowding" If lhc time comes. however. that she slides completely ove r to the door on her side, we can perhaps frame another adage, "When you gfve each other plenty of room. the bloom Is orr the rose ." coffee with copy pencils . But we ou tgrew the old build· tng and moved Into an airy well·l lg hted and roomy slructure of concrete and glass If we were overcrowded where we were and needed more space, now we had it . But somehow a lo t of the rove that perm ea ted the cramped old qua r ters stayed ba ck there to live with the ghosts of those happy days on Ninth Street. You can't always measure happiness In cubic feet . At our nrwspaper reumon thJ s summer, we all huddled around a A thought for the day. President Lyndon Johnson once said that "a presid ent's hardest task is not to do what's righ t , but lo know what's right · BOSTON hPtween two - !\ twln·englne houses early Frida.Y Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-A-3 plane crashed Mattapan section of Boston, erupting- into flamt'!"! morning ln the and killing three peopll' on hoard :\o onr in the houses were killed. I UP II Tests shaw severed finger belonged to bandit MIAMI !UP!) - Pollee tm pounded a severed plnkte finger left behind during a rob bet v and ate holding It as evidence against a suspect who was cap tu red when he went to a hospital for treatment Pollee said the right pmkte ffnger belonged to Terri Pau1 ,18 They satd Paul accidentally shot orr his finger while smashing a sawed·off shotgun again st the head of an eld er ly victim "It 's pretty rare when we actually Impound a rt nger as evidence," safd Metro· Dadr Po lice detec tive Mvriam Rovle The robbery occurred eari\Thur sday . Manuel Napoles, 17, told pollee he and a friend had just returned homP and werr rn MANILA, P hllippmes iUPltAt leas tl3 peop le died and 200.000 fled to safer ground duJi,,g llood s and heavy rams spaw ned by a l roplcal storm in the c ap t ta l and surrounding p10vinces. officials said Saturday Also Saturday. sus(l€cted rebel sol diers seeki ng the overthrow of President Corazon Aquino ex ploded a bomb at a To yo ta sa les office In the cap rt al's fman['Jal dl siTicl Sa tu rday nt ght, damag - ing six cars bu t causrng no lnjurJes, pollee smd H PORTSMOUTH, Va . - .\ PorLsmouth fire resruc team help a group of people escape from their apartment complex after water al INL"it fh.e ft•et dcrp surround ed them afler heavy rain drenched the area. A. bout liiii people had to be rescued !rom the Churr hland section of the city. rUPJ) Mandela visits abroad as South African • troops move Into townships JOHAI'NESBURG. So uth Afr ica tUPl t - Black leadrt Nelson Mandela left South Afnca Saturday for a week'< tnp abroad, lravtng behmd c1 trnSf' peace fmced on blark townst11ps by the ftrst day of an emergt'ncv la w designed to qu ell a surge of factional fighting Paratroopers and othN so ldt· rr s moved ovf'rn!ght rnto tow n ships tm n for almos t two \.H'Pks by slaughter to reinforce lroops and pollee already prese nt Thr mllllary deployment folio~>ed the governm ent's declaration Fttday of sweeping emergency te gulatlo n s in 27 black to~> nshlps Police reported the fl ashpolnl tow nships around Johannesburg ( USP 525-800) Published each Sundav , tr.!i Third A w Ga ll ipolis Ohio hv th<'0hl oVa ll€'VPtlb lishin g Compnnv/MultJmedla, In c SP mnd dass p~ta~e paid at Galllpolrs Oh!o >15631 Entered as sf'oond dass malltn~ mau.er at Pom('fov, Ohio. Post Office M('mlx>r United Press ln! Nnal\onal lnlan<l Dal lv Press Associati on a nd th(' Oh!o Newspaper Association NallonH l Ad vertlsin~ RPpresentat lve, Branham N('wspaper Sa les, 733 Third Avenuf' N('w York New York 10017 SUNDA\' ONL\' SUBSCRIPTION RATES R)' Carr ier or Mol~ Routf' Onf' Week . 10 CPnls Onf' Yf'ar $.16 40 SINGLE COPV PRICE Sunda\ mall permitted In aroos wherl' mo1or carrirr srrv lrl' l!i 3\'3\laDif' The Sundav Tlmes Sen rlnel will nor be respooslhte for ad\'anei' paymen t~ made to r!lrrlers. IIUIL SUIISCRIPTIONS Sunday Ooly ... .. Sl11 months . .. . .. .. . . . . $3744 - S19.50 Dally and Sunday MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS lnalde County 13 Weeks . ... $19 24 26 Week.!l __ $3796 ~2 Weeks ......... .. ....... , ..... 174.36 R.tee Outside Count)' $20tlll 13 Week~ 26 Week~ ~2 of massive securltv" aftrt the sporadtc battles that brokr out Aug 13 and ktlled at least OIIX j)C'Opir and lriJUtf'd soml' 1 100 Army A1 ra Cmdr GPn Wc ssr l K1 i1 zrn gl'r sa id the crack troops wer e supp le menting hard prcs sPd Sf'CU rl t\' force s Mand Pid df'puty prPsident dnd dr fcrr to IPctdPI of the Afrtciln Natron d l Congress, is dur to address a conference on "the Anatomy' or Hate" In Os lo. Norway. on Mond a) and then ts to travel to Ltbya and Algeria t o follow up talks he held there on previous v1s it s bdure returnlng home Aug 31. He ldt Saturday evening Mandela family spokes man .John Nkose satd But Manclela ' rs not loo vmg South Afm.r" h.tpp l man. " ANC 1ntr1 n.JI lt·cH.lt'J W;;~ltPr Sisu lu noJpd " He IS unhapp1 with the emf'rgrncv situation i n th e town Ships and thr re l ated ten sio ns that \.\f' lwltt•\'r wrll fol low rn thf' lo ng If> I m Thr Pml'rgPn cv rule, whrch applies in thr stricken areas for rrnrwa ble periods of three month s. handed polrce almost unlrmtted powf'rs to arrPSI. dP tarn <lnd disarm wa1 n ng fr1 ct ions Mandel a Immediately ar tacked thr measu res as "tota lly useless" and sa id the\ were Issued wit hout con sulting the rlva l groups Ht•,Jisuwainedthat the bi oad power s gtven to police could lead to hum a n · n~hts abuses and were tantamount tu No subsCiipllon s by OnP Year w c'rP "qulrt but tense m th r fa ce Weeks .................. .. . $411.30 ... $75.40 reimposing a state of emergency If fled across most of Sout h Africa In June Zulu followers of Mangosuthu Butheleezl's Inkatha movement have been waging war In the townships against the predoml· nantly Xhosa supporters of the ANC, which has accused the Zulu chief or fomenting strife to consolidate his political position ahead or talks with Pretoria on a post·apartheld constitution. ANC o!tlclals claimed Bu· thelezl exported the conflict to Transvaal province from his stronghold of Natal, where bat· ties betwee n lnkalha and the ANC have killed up to <.000 peop le since 19R7 Pres tden I Fredrtlk de KIP I k, 111 a mo vP .r lml'd dt racial 1r f01 m. ltfted a four yea r -old nati onw rde sta te of emergency June R in three provinces but matnta tned It In Nata l. r tl tng the f 1erce conflict BullteiPzi ha s re jected lhe ch.u gps of sti rnng the unrest Mand ela. under pressure from de Kl erk . lndlcaled Thursday a meeting wrth ht s arch ri;al was possible. The ac tion appeared also to reverse an ANC demand that lnkatha had to admtt cu lpa btlllv lor the vio lence before any meeting belween thr leader s But Mande la gave no s1gn when such a meeflng might take place The blast was the 11th 10 lhe captta l since rebel soldiers an · nounced Aug 15 they would resume hostilities allet Aqu tno rejE-Cted theu cal HOI a L'P(ISP frrP fn Ihe face of thedevastattng Jul1 16 earthquake and the G u If crisiS No one has clatmed respons tb· llty for the attack but polt ce sources satd thf' tncrdPnt w.1s s!ml la r to th e previous bombmgs blamed on mllflary dissident s The Manila Weather BurPao loc ated the storm Sat urdav a Iter noon 345 miles cast of Aparrt town on th e northetn lip of th e matn Luzon Island. wtth pPak winds ol ~0 mph The milita ry Office• of Civi I DE'fen S<· said 13 people were killed by floodrng in th e capllal. either by drowning or bein g pinned by a co llapsed wal l at the height of th e rams Friday Five others were rrp01 ted lOJUied, relief agencies said The Social Welfate depart ment sa id 212,577 people In the capital and In the rice-producing provinces or Tar la c and Bulacan, north of Manila. sought refuge in The unli Is expected to be mobilized rollowlng a news con ference Monday a! the Akron Reserve Center For security reasons, Cook would not say how many troops w•·rc Inv olved or where they might evenlually wind up. "All members of the unit have spent their entire reserve time training for just this moment ," he said "I've been on the phone with a numbero!them today, and I hear morale Is very good. They're c licking right along." Cook described the Akron signal center as ''kind ol a giant electronic post olllce" and said soldier~ there are trained to "handle, process and coordinate and Ofelia 711 Al fred Napob the Napoles· dr1ve"'av whf'n a blue Chevrolet slowl y pas t floor liP ]Ump!'d on the man wtlh the <ho tgun A man wearing a mask I .1n up to the car. pomted a ptstol at them and satd, ''Gi~;e me your money and wallets," a police rrport sard Wtthln seconds, six Thr robbPr shO\rrl thr rldrrl) man away <~nd h1 1 h1rn v.tth \h(' butt of thP shotgun Whl'n hf' dld . th e gun frred a nd bl pw off p.-tr tot the band1t' s ll c~ nd . pollct' stlid ot he1 masked men appeared. one The robber< fled and Alfred cruised of them with a shot gun The robbe rs forced the patr into the home. made them lie on the floor and slole their jrwelrv We atherm en .said the st orm un leashed heavy rain s that com bmed with hf gh lldr m lhl' afternoon to create one of tht· worst flood s In recPnt yPars Thou sa nds of commuters wc• t r• st randed late tnlo the night and hundreds of workers and st u dents slept tn thetr offices and schoo ls as transport dnvers refused to plv flooded streets Sec unty tn the capital has bern ttght enrd s1nc r last wrrk after J{' por ts r lrcu i. JIC>cllrbr! so hi ir1 ~ lPd bv fug1t1vt' army Cu i Greg() r 1o Hona sJ n we1r plot lln J?: another upnsrng Honasan. ·II. l ed thr Dec I :1 coup att empt In whtch 119 peop le wrrr krliPd and morr than ~10 wrrp woundl'd The rrbell lonw.t<.., the s1x1 h since Aqutno 10ok pO\H' I tn a r rvt lt il n backPd mlllfaJ \ revolt In 1~ 8b The 1o9.000 membrt Napoles was trratrd at a hosptiJI for a cu t to the head About an hour l at e• . Pa ul turnrd up at a clmK' t o havr hts wmtnd lr l'.l lrd Hr Wf1S takPn to Jackso n Memoi roll Hu o.;p ltdl wherr palter Jrrf' strd h 1m on chargr s of 3rmf'd rubbr1 'r, armrd burgl an Jnd <.Jtmrd k1d napprn g ll 1s rompa nrons WPtf' still at large Saturd.n Poirre turnrd ovpr th(' Jrn gPt to C11mr lab trclmrf'1.1n s trn hlood and gPnl' II C IPsts A flfl gl'Ip rlnt chrck sho\.\.rd thP "f'\'Pn'd fmgrr brlongrd t o Paul. whusp prrnr s \H'H' o n f i lP f rom .1 prior robbrn a1r rs t HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS CATCH •THE• SPIRIT Armed Forcrs of th e Ph rltpprnPs ha" b<~rn placPd on r Pd alrrt - llw maximum stair of prf'parednr"s - and apprwches to the l'dpital havr been lightly secured An adcl ltt onal arm; battalion ha s rem for ced some 16.000 poiH r and cons tabul ar) untts 1n metro pol1t.1n Man rl a DPff'nse SPCJPtJ.J v FHII 'I Rtt mos sa1d Thursda y thC' bomh1ng o., could be a " prr l udr to someth ing more serrous," in cloud i ng assas srnat1 ons bPforc another powrr grab Ramo s S(J rd hf' did not think lhP rl'!Jl'ls hd\t' 1lw cdpabrlity ID mount a set iouscoupattrmpt but the military was not t aking an1 chan ces and was tak in g neces sary precautions SPECIAL BACK· rD-SCHOOl PRICE' Now\tnct rrnrto C£'l• ntor lwSpu rr wrth lhl\ !f'rrrlr r <..tit o n lhr po[lui.H Atld'> ..tnd Alhrn,J Uti~\ Rrngo;, Hul hurry llll\ o ll e r e.pu('\ S•·pt1 rntwr '..> 19901 /lonmnnd~ lm uM (I\ IU<' (H U>IM>Ir Wl(' <(w,hu•y•• OFFERED EXCLUSIVE LY BY R JOHNS LTD rvacuat ton renter s. Mo.st of thP f' Vac uees were from melropolltan Manila slum dlsO'Ict s. relie f agencll'S So ld Ohio resenrists called CO LUMBUS, Ohio tUPII The fir st Army Reserve unll In Ohio was activa ted Saturday morning to support Ope•alion Desert Shield In the Middle East Reserves at the 236lst Army Signal Center In Akron were being processed Sat urday after· noon In preparation for move· mcnt lo Iheir mobilization site at Fort McCoy, Wis., said Maj Robert Cook of the 83rd Army Command. Thf' com mutron a wok.l' N<.t polrs' gr a ndp.ll Pnts. A lfred. 7i becam e cnrJgrd when onr of th P Jobber s pusl10d his wrff' 10 thP Floods leave 13 dead in Philippines; car plant bombed thrm sr l vf's Thr of fl cf'rs that Wd lllf'd lhf' fr ti l.., s 1mpl~ ll j ugglrci 1hP dlTO untrng buoks and Spt'n l tax monrv a n vwav Once thr abuses a rc vratrrdav·s npws, th(' b1 ass Will bf' frrP to rrsumr 1ts number s gd mr Not unlll thr Prnt ago n stops trust ing thP b r.tss dnd starts audt!rng thr books wtll th f' .1husros stu(J When being crowded is a pleasure Ken l LorPn;, thr Germa n so - · !'he Board of Directors for the Kyger Creek Little League Tour ilament would lfke to thank all :{he people who came ou t to :support the youth of our area . .; We would especially like to :thank !he local business men and women In the area for their ~upport and contributio ns to our :program . We appreciate the fine ·newspaper coverage by G :spencer Osborne and !he lfve 'broadcasting by Mark Martin !rom our local radio slallon The directors feel thai our tournam ent was a greal success which we attribute largely to the that thf' dlsarma - chargrd junllay 'limtt- Jrntintl A no! her di.wruntled Jan speaks I .1m not p lPasE'd wrth v.. hat M r .John rtobrrts of W.IEH radt o ts doing to the peoplr of (;alltpOIIS : w(' have been ltstenmg to :Gallfa Aradrmy Htgh School football since I was lillie. and I am an ex·Biue Devtl of GAHS's J970 football tea m . Why did vou take II off the FM stat ion? Do vou think thatts rfg ht todo that to thr SOUIC eS Sa) How not to wage a two-front war rlrfirit Letters to editor StaiP Department were 'When thev entered, I<elly snuck up on Sanders and covered her eves only with ta pe . and I ted Vi taliano satd after their ar MINI ED ITORIAL - A Pt•n ldgon il udit has b('Pn m~uk public co nftlmtn g what W(' rr port ed ca rl1rr th iS veat - that mJIIt ill'\ ba s('~.:. havr taken gro"~ arlvant.Jgf' of Jf' C'IP.J\Ion funds ( ,olf cour sroo.,, skl'l'1 shouting clubc;, J<'stdur<Jnts a nd hundred s of othr r amrn1t1rs werr bu1l1 rn VIolat iOn o f d rongressional man G19~o 'RaT w~ 9W~~l.WC• . 1\ hen pres,ed on whethrr the prrstd rnt would call up rhr rrs.•t It's . hr Joked " Probably on lv II he nerds help on thr foutth Ire 1 Hush Sl't' m s to be l .tkm~ thr brggrst cns1s of hi " admrntstrJ111Jn 1n stnde But hr rs also brg rnning to shov. thr s1ta1n Ill s tPmplf' s ar£' gPt tm g a littlr gra\C'I dnd h1s facP a ltt1lr morr drav.n ~o prPsrd rnt rn AmNK'an hlslot \ llds nul Lu f'fl i:l C' IISI S and somrtlnws a wor And that 1~ the wav they are judged 1n 1hre nd No t b'i' thP wa¥ thPV handlr thf' routrnf' of thr prrsrdrnC'\, but\~ hat thrv do rna crisis th emsPi vPs ers S(]id d,tte th ,tt thr lrtll s should pal fot f1 gh tr"' . Iraq'< Sa ddam Hu sse in l3ut Bus h Is likel \' to emrrge ~VIIh f~u SUi SlOOP IS 'fui(KER Prrssrd on lhP question of Bush s vaca tiOn wh1lr 1\mrnl ll. n m('ll .1nd womPn m unrform were be ing sPn t to JZUclrd natwnal1nlf'J rst s rn tlw f-Jf'J stan Gulf. Sununu satd "Thrs rs no t a publw JP I,illons ddmrnistr a trOll TillS IS il 'do' .ldmlJJJStl dt IUD drHJ I tJp pli'O.,dll'lll dU('"- II \.1, l'll . So suspiciOns t he~! the Soviets had prior to pendin g U S proposals If thai IS true. thf' Americans have no onr to blame but " They know who lhev'rc look lng tor," said Sgi Marv Wrensen, a police spokeswoman. declining to release further de· tails about the manhunt. A you ng man and thrPP trrnag apartmen t \ ended up I n thr ltand s of Sovtrl The budgPt surnm1t nl'go tlators hOJX' t o get awav from rt al l and to hamme1 out som e hard figur es 1n thP days after Labor Da\' Thr\ plan to re m ai n rn seclusion at Andrr~Ns A1r ForeT• l3asp so t hat thr\ will bf' ablt> to go I nto sus tained tJ!k s on spending cuts dlld tJx rncreasps wnh a dedtcatwn that thr:..r havp no t s hown yPt The pres 1drnt has saJ d he will bf' rf'ad,v at that tirnP to pur Ins l' dJd.., on the tablf', and hf' IS PXpt?C!Jng tha t thp Democr<.Jts also Will havp thei r proposed rpady for prPst'ntation If no agreement is rf'ached by Oct 1, the start of the n('Xt f1 sc<:~ l y(lar, It will be deja vu a ll over aga in wlfh the prf'sJdPnt thr('a trnmg to c losC> down the governme nt hr .. Askf'd whether the presdi Pnt 's verv public vacation actiVIftf's wen' hurting his public image, hr rep ltrd · I th ink ever vbod} kno\\s h<' kN'ps tn touch wilh whal is happrn tng I'd ra tch r have a pre stdrnt havf' bPen troubiPd for yea r s by curtain. stster's .t nd W.H ~ .~w P.r ct sp iPS But all that V.lll be by the board 1ft he hosttltlles tn the Pers1an Gulf go beyond rhetortc . Otherwtse. the admlntstratton wtll be bark tn lull swmg on LabOI Da)' . " HC' ha s rmr IJ.rgl' st..~ n d trap. doeo., n 't ing told th e senalor that ts hr wanted money, he shou ld ask Cran ston for It SLI PPERY DOCUMENTS U.S arm s co ntrol nrgouators ( teen 's Kelly gained enlry, and went back to thedooo and lelthc•wholl' group ent l'r," Vitaliano said Th e group htt Thomas wi th th e sho tgun. and bound him up in telephone wire. covenng hts face with silver duel tape, Vitaltano Sil ld They then thrPw h1m rnto a small closet, and padlockl'd it, ht• Thomas's corpse was pulled from the closet on Sunday, Aug 19, and the group began leaving the apartment for longer periods, brlngmg back products to hide the worsening odor, Vltallano sa id At 6 p m. Wednesday, Kelly and Fennell left "suitcases and all, " and untied Sanders, who crawled down a fire escape to a neighbor 's apartment, Vitallano sa id . "Shr told the lenant she had been hl'ld captive since Thurs. day, and then we got to the scene. which led to the four arrests," Vltahano said. to krrp track of dorumenls To So Wa shington. desprtP ominous wa1 c loud s rs t.Jktng a rrspi!P Rus h and thPorhci s say they aH' not going to bt' 'hP id hostage· rn ltw nation's capital As kPd If the I raq i president might not be as tt oublesomr tl hP rven fm Kf'allng to draw rnto h1 s c i r Lit>of rnflurntlal fr rend s Kf'at - m entally re tarded sister sha red with Thomas, Vllaliano said. Kelly had stayed on and oil with her sister. Oprah Sanders. 34, and Thomas. both of whom were living on Socral Securit y cheeks for mental disabtllltes. the lieutenant sard. "On that night, Kell;, her boyfnend and others. at med wilh a shotgun. went to the date thrrr ts no hard evidence th at anv or t hr lost documents in Wyom mg And Whit e Hou se chtef of sta rr .Joh n Su nuo u 1s d 1v1d rn g h1s !ImP bptwcen thE' Mcune Wh1tc HousP and hr ~ honw m New Hampshire pl. l \'f'd golf. Sununu quipped broad spec trum of philosoph tea l aod political boundaries " But Met zen baum apparently ts one of the few member s of Co ngress "'ho was too liberal Va. After the couple was locked up, the suspects caroused around the apartment and sold of! the vlcttms' electronic equipment "lo buy food and dnnk. "People were partying, com· tng 111 and out," Vltallano safd. closr of bu sinpss sP<.· urit yc hccks 1 anc h .John Sununu lhP WhiteHouse c h1r f ol s t.1 l f Wd'> 1n J.t rr- ftil m (Jllllw 1 unning lnh'l fl'J t'm.'l' fu1 lhl' p! l'"ldPnt through a swo rm of rl'portrr s Sununu kept up a runnin g bcwter w1th rrpo rtrrs on thr world~ nf''W('St nemes1s Iraq's Saddam Hu sse in "across a Kelly . 16. and her boytnend. Wilham Fennell, 21, al legedly decided "to assume control " or the Bronx apartment that het sec unty dtd not Improve Oflt· cral s often don't do thP 1out me Pres tdent Dan Quayle- and his famil y va cati oning rn Arizona. the top offic rals arf' ou t of town What' s more. Sec retary o r Sta te J ames BakPr IS SOJOur ning at h 1~ go lf course at f\rnnebunkport, munry contnbutt> NEW YORK rUPl) - PoUcr hunted a fifth suspect Saturday In the killing of a mentally retarded man who suffocated after being bound, gagged and locked In a closet for davs wh tle his attackers partied and sold off the contents of hiS Bt onx apartment The dead man's girlfnrnd, the sister of one ot four people already arrested m the slaying, wa s also similarly imprisoned. but she survi ved the torturou s slx ·day ordeal and was evenu tally freed, police satd. Detectives Sat urd ay were look tng for a fifth suspect in the suffocation of Fredd ie Thomas. 32. who was found bound In telephone cord. his lace com pletely covered wtth duct lape and his body wrapped in a showct dtscovrred the documen t dram. 7 Who's minding the store as the Persian Gulf cnsts heats up " Wtth ! hC> prcsrden t m Kennebunkport , Marne at h rs sf'as rdr rs til IC' iJnd V rep ftom l<C3 Illlg's home state of Oh to . The two men came from oppos tl e sides of the pohllcal ats le, but Keatmg's stated cam · paign con tnbuti tm policy was to w. Police search for fifth suspect in retarded man's murder vears due to la cklusler security Even after the State Department t-It'S A 1Y~ANT AND A 'BULLY, Bu'f A~B$ STIL.L. Tt-IINK OF 5APPAM HUSSEIN AS THEIR 'BRO~ER.. s~ $R1,000 to regrstratwn d1 1\'C'S C1an ston ~.va s a fhltated v.tth. 1nclud1ng on£> 1 un hy rr anston's SOil Krm 11 mu st hdve looked like a sulf' thmg fat Met zL·nbaum He 1s Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant. elect ron1c mrs sages In support of ather unit s " President Bush aett vated mtl reserves and National Guard units this week In re· spo nse to tension In the Persian Gulf. Nearly 50.000 reservists and guardsmen were ex(l€c\ed to be called up nationwide this weekend The guli ha s been a hotbed of unrest si nce Iraq Invaded K uwart three weeks ago. Slek To Sehool Speeial -· ,a, AT ltary Celebration slated CROWN CITY -Kings Cha(l€1 Homecoming, 10 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 26 . Special singing by Ted Collins, Shaffer Family and church singers. Dinner served at noon. Everyone welcome . Legum to meet GALLIPOLIS - The Amerl· can Legion 161 w!U hold their regular meeting at the hall Tuesday, Aug_ 28 at 7: 30 p.m. Get A Personal Pan Pizza For A BUCK! •when you buy one at regular price Your choice of topping. Save additional money on medium and large. �Page-A-4-Sunday Times-Sentinel August 26, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. ---Area d e a t h s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Fnends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. on Sunday. Shelby King KEY LARGO. Fla . - Shelby King, 74, Key Largo, Fl a . dicrl in the South Miami Hospital in Florida on Friday. Surviving are his wife. Ma ry Reynolds King; her molher. Helen Reynolds of Middleporl; a brother William Reynolds of Michigan; two sons Richard !Gloria) King of Arizona and Robert rJanl King of M ichigan; three grandda ugh ters: one grandson: two great - granddaughters: three sis ter s, Anna Ross. A k ron. Erma Roush, Racine and Emma Pasquale , Dan· ville. III. : one brother, Char lie !Haze l 1 King, a lso of Dan ville. I'ANZO BASTIAN! nt. Panzo Bast iani GALLIPOL IS Lawrence rPanzol 13asllani. 76, of 101 Ilas llani Dr ive. Ga lllpolls. died Friday, Aug 24 . 1990 in Rome, ll al\ . !lorn Mav 15. 19H in Lucca, ltal~ · . tw was a so n or thr Ja tr Oscar I3astiani and Teodora Fabbri Ba sHani. HC' was also f>l't'<'('ciPd in death bv a b rot hrr. O~c ar Bas tia ni. Sur \'i\·i ng ilrC' his wifC', .J unP l 'ull!•y Ha~tiani; thn~ P daugh · t1•rs .Jill MPnlili'Chi of AltalornJ. \ ·,Jlil . CaJ Lanii•r of MPdina . ( lhiu dlld H1•1h Hastian i ofColum tw ~. f()ur grandr hilrirPn; d hru t h~>r . (lsrar HJstiani .Jr of ( :a l lipol i ~ ..\ f:I 'i tdu riiP of (;a Ilia Aradrmy il1gh S<houl. h<· at tended Ohio Sta ll' t :nivPr si t.\·. HP was a l 1 nitl'd StalP~ ,\rmy Ca ptain in \\' 11 rld War II. and bPcamP thr l l \\' I H' r .t!HI opf'rator o f Oscar's l k!>l< tut dnt 111 1 9 ~ti. rf'liring in He was preceded In death by his paren ts, two sis ters and four bro th ers. Funeral services will bP Tues day at 2 p.m. at Pa lm s Memorial Funeral Hom e. 27100 Old Dixit• Highway , Maranja, F la and burial witt be In the Palm s Memorial CemP1rry Robert J. Lindeman POMEROY - Robel'! .I aml's Lindeman, 68, Pomeroy. dird Fr iday at the Veterans Admi n is· t ration Mt>dical Ce nter in Chilli · cothe following a n e:'<lcnd t•d illness. He was a foundr .v labnrl'r for Ea ton -Ya le He was burn on January 1, 19:2:2. in Casse lman, Pa., t hr son of l hP la te Henry Miles and Sad it' F.IIPn Lybr r gc r Lindeman . Surviving a r e his wifr. A nna Lou1 s~ Lindeman. Pomeroy, four sons. Robert Lerov Linde man. Clinton. Ronald. James Lindeman. Akron. William Ri chard Lindeman. Hopkinsville. Ky ., and Donald Lee Lindeman of Pomeroy: three daughter s. Judy Ann McFadden, Hopins ville, Ky .. Mary Helen Bailey , Memphis. Tenn. . and Janice Rulh Berenyl. Doy l estown; nine grandc hildren and severa l nie· ces and nephews. Besides hi s parents. he was preceded in death by two broth· ers and a sister He was a veteran or the U.S Arm y in World War I I and was a member of I he VFW Post 3532 In Ak r on. HP a t IPnded thl' Cheslf'r Church of the Nazan•ne. Ser vices wi ll br Monday a! I p.m . al Ewing Fu neral Homr with Rev. Herbert Cratf' offici a I In g. Buria l will br in thf' Chrstf'r Ce m etery . Friend s may call at 11w funer al home> rrom 2 to 4 p .m. a nd ~ to !-l p.m. at the funeral homt·. Rainey Randolph POINT P L EASANT- Ra i nev Randolph, HI. of Poi nt Pleasani. died Sa turday . August 2.\ .1 9911 in Pleasant Val ley Hospital follow ing a lengthy illnes s. Bam January JI, IYO'I m Jack son County, he was the son of the !ale George and Florence (Allen) Randolph . He was retired from Sta uffer Chemical Company in Gallipolis Ferry. Surviving arc his wife, Esther of Point (Rainey) Randolph Pleasant; six daughJcrs, Floris Wol - .l acki<' Le<' Smllh of Pomeroy, J:l ~randchildren; and nine great · grandchild ren . Also survi\·ing are three sis· rer s. Haze l Blankenship. Mr, Kenet h 1Edith 1 Elln ier and The lma .leffri e.s. all of Toledo; and two brothers. Denver Sm ith or To ledo and Cordie Smith of Nor thup He wa s also preceded in dealh by one daughter. Kateran Diet z and three brothers. Fu nera l services will be conducted I p.m. Monday al the McCoy -Moore Fu nera l Home, Vinton, wllh Rev. Tharian Durham offieiating. Burial will be in the Calvary Ce metery, Rio Gra nd e F ri ends may ca ll at the funeral home loday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Military graveside services will be cond ucl l'd by the Vinton Amer ica n Legion Post 161. fcnbarg cr of Poml Pleasmu, Doris DeWeese of Henderson; Alice Stephens of Columbus, OH, Enna Smith of Point Pleasant, Helen Pearson of Poml Pleasant and Nancy Shaw of Porter, OH; two sons, Charles of Middleport, OH and Robert of Columbus, OH; a sister, Gladys Parsons of Point Pleasant; 2'1 graedchilctren and 29 great-grandc hildren. He was preccrlcrl in dealh by a daughJcr, Ruby Irene; four sislers and five brothers . Service will be held on Tuesday, Augus128, 1990, al 1:30 p.m. allhe Wilcoxen Funeral Home with the Rev. Wtllmm Half1eld and lhe Rev. Wcllmar Richmond officiating. Burial will be in the Lone O.tk Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday from 7~9 p.ot. Wilbur S. Smith POMEROY Wilbur S. "Wood,v " Sm ith . 76. of Pomeroy . died l"rlday. August 21. 1990 at Holzer Medic al Ce nt f'r followmg a bri e f illness . He was born Sept 27. 1914 in Gilllipotis. so n of the late Oiho and Minnie Dewcss Smith. He was a r rtirrcl truck driver and earJX' nlC'r fo r 2~ yea r s and a World War I I Navy ve teran . li e wa s preceded in death by hi s wife, Mary Sto llings Smith, Ma~· 11, 1%7 \Vhom hr married Jutv 27. 1'146 in Ga llipolis. Su J'\'iving ;uc three da u gh tl'r s. Mr s. Hnbi't't !. l o/\n n :~ Ft'ttj· Dl Weather South Central Ohio Hazy suns hine, hoi and humid. High near 90. Extended Forerast Monday through Wednesday Fair. Unseasonabl y warm and humid each day . Highs uppe r 80s to lower 90s. Lows from I he mid t;Qs to ar ound 70 10 die in Czech train crash PRAGUE, Czechos l ovakia rt.:Pil - T en people died and at leas! 20 were Injured in a rail acc iden t in Czec hos lovakia when a freight and passenger train co llid ed, Czechos l ovakian Je lev i sio n r eporled Sa t urday. The accident happened lw tween the stations of Zell'zny Brad and Ta nva l d in a mountain ~ ous region or eastern Boht_•mia . The track ls alm os t inaccessib lP for ambu l ances and relief un its, the television report sa.id. M MAX HILL'S ~omrr· COUNTRY CORVETTES 1977 CORVETTE ••••••••.•.• S6895 Dark blue . 1977 CORVETTE ...•••.••... $7995 light blue. 1968 CAMARO Z-28 •••• S8995 Pomerov. Mrs . Stt•phen iConnirt r1inion Za nc· sv iliP, and Mrs. Ju scph ! 1:3o nnif 'l (tuivey ol Pomeroy: two so ns. Wilbur Smith .Jr of ThPodore. Ala , and 614-247-4861 LETART FALLS, OHIO August 26, 1990 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant, W.Va. Freed Irish hostage saw others in captivity in Beirut DAMASCUS, Syria I UP! 1 Irish hostage Brian Keenan. released more than four years after his kidnapping In Beirut, said Sat urday he saw fellow hostages Terry Anderson, .John Su therland and John McCarthy during his captivity, Syrian orri~ cia is sa id . The officials initially said Keenan had told them he mel with Anglican chu rch envoy Terry Walle Thursday night, but l ater retracted their statement. Sy rian authorities handed Keenan. 39, over lo Irish Foreign Minister Gerry Collins Saturday al the Syrian Foreign Ministry. His pro-Iranian Moslem kid· nappers relea sed him In Beirut Friday . "It's greal," Keenan told the British Broadcasting Corp. in a barel y audible voice. Keenan's kidnappers apparently had not allowed him to spea k In more than a whisper during his capllvlly. Keenan looked pate and gaun t as he em bracl'd Collins and hugged hi s two sisters, Elaine Spence and Brenda Gillham, who had accompanied lhe Irish fo r · eign minister to Damascus . " I have had, as you know, a l ong lime to think aboul what am I going to do when I get out or here. " Keenan said. " I'm going to visit all lhe countries In the world, ea t al l the food In the world. drink all the drink In lhe world, make love - I hope- to all th e women in I he world. And maybe I'll gel a good night's sl eep." Keenan, a BelfasJ native who holds dual Irish and British citizenship, was an English ll'acher at the American Univer· slly or Beirut when abducled April 11, 1986, in Moslem West Beirut. Keenan sa id he had seen Americans Anderson and Suther· land, and Englishman McCarthy during his captivity and that the three appeared to be in good hea lth. Anderson was thP chief Middle East corresponden t anet Heirut bureau manager for the Asso· elated Press when he was kid ~ napped March 16, 1985, a day after he Interviewed She ikh Mohammed Hussein Fadlalla h. th e spiritual leader for Jhe HezboUah. Hezbollah is t he radi· ca l Shiite faction believed re~ sponslble for hold ing Anderson hostage. McCarthy, a reporter for Bri t· Ish Worldwide Te levis ion 1\ewf. was kidnapped April 17, 1986. in Beirut. A little- known shadowy group named Hila! ibn a! Khadafy claimed responsibility. " 1 la st John McCarthy only Jwo nights ago. He is welL His great sense of hum or succeeded \·C'ry early in driving me quite 1 n~ sane ," Keenan told I he BBC. "I have also S('l'n T homas Sutherland. He also is well ," he sa id. "He has told us an entire repertoire of jokes also several times and. believe mP, thcv did get funnier.· · · "Dr . Sutherland is in good heath. regularly exercises." h£• sa id . "Fi nally . I saw Terri' Andpr son. somr limP ago . HP ·is also i n good form.·· Keenan add,•d "TPrT_ v·s WPI I. . .. liP recrivrs messages from his fi ancer and hP apprrciat l'S lf'tters tha t hr rrcrivrs frorn h is familv ." KPPnan sa id a pictur:P Ander · son has of his daughter '.va.s a comfort to him. Thomas Su thrrland is a Scottish· born Am erican from Co lorado and dean of lhe Amer ican Un iversit y of Beirut's agricul t urr school, seized June 9, 19~o . in Be1rut Formrr AmE>rica n ho sta gr Frank RePd ha s sa id hr was hPid togrthrr with KPPnan . McC arthy, Anderson and fellow hos tage Tom Su th erla nd for five month s i n 19R8. The men were held in a hidPout srvPral hours south ol Bei rut. bui while to gether wrn' forcf· d to wear blindfolds . Collin s, who met with Svrian Fore ign Min is ter Farouk sharaa and thanked lhr Syrian govern mrnt for its efforts in relrasing Keenan, had a r ri vrd srvcral hours brforr thC' handovrr. In rrsponsc 10 comments by thf' Briti sh minis tr r of s ta te for foreign affairs. William Walcte grave, th an king Syria for i ts ro tr. Sha r<Hl .said Syria wou l d do it s utmost to 1r v to secu r r thr rPlr asr of rtw othrr Br iti sh hustagPs. Sh araa al so indiC<lted t ha t. if 13ri!a ln made a moV(' to rPstorr diplomatic relations, S\' · ria would rr -, pond in kind . Hritain brok Poff re la tions wi ttl Sv1·ia in Octobr•r l~H"i aftpr Syria IJ!I.MASCUS - Freed Irish hostage Brian Kl'nnan f'mhraces hi1ii sisters at th e Syrian foreign wa s impli call'd in a n at trmpt to plart· a bomb on an Israeli airlinrr . Thirtc· r n \\\'s ter nPrs, sl ..... of tht'm Anwnc<.~ns. arr still hel d by v;1rious ex trem ist groups in J.rbiinon Df' JTtands b~ thP kidnapp:'rs .IJm os llt •J rn;tn Ho scha r. Kl, of Point l 'll•,ts<~nt. clir·d Satu rd ay, August ~~~. 1~ 1~1111n Ho lze r MPdical C<' niPr lOOOTL/2 Bom December 19, I 908 in Puuu Pl casam, he wa s <J son of Lhc late George and Jan1e (McCoy) Hoschar. ' He was a rcurcrl emp loyee of WV Malleable Iron and a member of the Bellemead Un 1ted Methodist Church. li e i s surv1ved bv his wife , Anita of P01nl Plea<anl; daughter, Jean Henderson of P01lll Pleasant, a s ll· p ~ dau~hlc r. Chery l Roach of Pollll Pleasant; a step-son, Louis Lallier of Lugoff. SC; five sisters, M" Willard (Myrtle) Barnene of PooH Plea<;ant . Mrs . John (Dal e) ('o lclllao. Mrs. David (Mary) Lc·aplm c and Mrs Arch1c (Dolly) S c hw;~n; , all of Ma'5 JIIon. OH and Mrs. RohcntRuby) l.ylle of Canal Fu lt on, Oil ; a brother, Henry Has~ char of Pollll Plca>am; 10 grandchildren and c1ghl g rea t ~ gran£1,hliclrcn I k was preceded 1n death by a dau~htcr . Audrey Drovcdah l; a son. ('h;;rles I losc har and four brothers. Srmcc will be held Monday. 1\ugust 27. 1990. at I I a.m . al the Wilcmrn Funeral Home w ith the Rev. Eldon G Shlllglclon offi ciatIng. llun,d will tx· in the Kirkland Low As $40 Per Month. Reg. 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'"·'"'' ol port dC.':Itroyl'd a thfl'i'· hiiH ·k sPdion of lhl' wharf and sf• nl srnok(' O\'<'r parb of thf• fH,\·. (IJI•I) DUBLIN. Irel and iUPit Irel and Is st ru ggli ng to maintain its policy or neutralit y during the Persian Gu ll crisis. which has ten :!5(1 or i ts citizens trapped in Iraq and Kuwait and cut heavi ly lnto its trade reven ue. PrimP Mini s ter Charl es Haughey ca lled an emergency meeting ol his Cabin et nex t week to discuss th e plight of 300 Irish national s In I raq and 50 In occupied Kuwait. who are being held with other Western and Asian nallonals by Iraqi President Saddam Hussein to guard against attack by Western forces In t he gulf. I reland's stric t policy of remaining neutral has often put It at odds with Its E uropean Com munity allies, who have criticIzed the country's refusal to join EC Inltlallves. Despite pressure, I reland continued to trade with Iran and Libya after the world community agreed to Impose economic sanelions against the two countries. And during Britain's 1982 war with Argentina over the Falkland Islands, Ireland remained on tile sidelines - drawing praise from Buenos Aires . Ireland, however, does not consider the cornerstone of Its foreign policy as something that can be easily jettisoned and the release Friday of Irish hostage Brian Keenan In LebanQn Is evldenee that the policy can be beneficIa I. The current gulf crisis has stepped up Intern atio nal pre s· sure on Irela nd to abandon it s foreign policy and be a fu ll member of the EC. In stead . Irel and has dec ided to sk1p a meeting of the Western Eoro· pra n Union on Aug. 21 in Paris where countrlt?s a re expected to consider military options against Iraq . The foreign minister of I taly has sa id he understand s Ire· land' s stance on neu tr alit y, but said thr ~uropcan coun tr ~· needed to "face reali ti es" of European economic and political onion and join western efforts Ireland ha s supported U.N . econom ic sanc t ions aga inst I raq at great eosl to Its domestic beer and caiUe indust ries, but has refused to back the multlnat ionat military buildup and naval block· a de In the gull. Its policy of neut ra lity has not g iven Ireland much of an edge in lhe gulf crisis, that began when Iraq Invaded Kuwait Aug. 2. Ireland ha s received mixed signa ls from Baghdad as to whether Its nationals will be among those allowed to l eave. lralji Fon•i g n Minis!Pr Tariq Azit sing li·d Jrf'land for pr:li~r ;11 ; 1 pr"l"·,s r<mfpn•ncr· Monda~· . sa .v ing th ~tl lrt'land' s position un thi' dispuf(' \\,':J<., · 'balancf•d .. Th r rconornk .".a net ion ag<.~inst Ira q ha s .:drf'ad.\' r· ost \h(' I rish bPrf indu st ry about $1!i .~ m i lli on whi ch in lr<HIP \\-:itlt lri.lq \ ·;1 combinr•d with lr ;1n and Ub_ accou n t~ l or om• third nf its ma rkf't tlllt l r ilq .'-> till ( IWf' ... l rrland $10L million lor lwt•f ~ hippPd bPiore lh P Pmbargo. imposrd b!-' thr Un itrd Na rion s to pressure Iraq to w i tlldr.1>'. it s truops fr om 1-\uwait. Thr fina ncial s train on thr country·'s largrst bN"f r.xportf'r. Good man Int ernational. 1rig gcrcd panic selling on the Dubl in stock exchange Thur sday, wip~ 1ng more than $tiRO mill ion off the value ol the mark('t ' Life Insurance Fa j r !Th e Dawn) Islamic Organ · ization " issued a sta t ement claiming credt l for lhe release. Iranian Dep ut y Foreign Minis · ter M ahmoud Waezl was quoted by I ra n's Eng lish ·l anguage newspaper Tehran Times Friday as say ing Kf'enan's re leasE' was the result of several months of ellorl s by I ranian officia l s and Islamic groups in Lebanon. He lhanked lh ese groups "who once more showed thelf goodwill toward the West." ANO TIIAT'I 10 Iilli (;AI.I.IPOLIS - Anwrirao J.p gion Auxiliary birthday pa rty al ~) p m ar th r poq Lrg ion mrmbf'rs. ~ A . l. .. junior members ancl imnwrliatr family· member s arr wpkom<' . Auxil · ia ry mrmbr rs ;Hr n'mindPd to bri ng a dr.ssrrt or a covrrrd di sh \ t'\'~ 1SI'arl {into host i lities l ·· ThP dcfPnse minister sa id thP pos.slblity of an I raqi attack was "\'cry. vpry low .'· Mens al so defended the go \'f'rnment 's dec is ion not to immP· diatrl y pas~ out gas ma sks to thf' public . He sa id thf'n• was no ad vancr warning fo r mi s~ i!Ps. which would takr thrr(' to foUJ m inutf's to hit l.srar l a f iPr bPing launchrd fr om I raq ··rr you con sldPr <.1 J or .f ·mlnutP f11 g ht rime. vou rPalizP th at unlf'ss vou havp ·the gas mask on .v our fncr, it's rPa lly not goin g- to hPip .v ou much." hr told Israel R adio Ddcnse offi cials oppose thP i mm cd ia ll' disI r ibu 1ion of protrr 1i\'P gC'ar ag ainst chem ic al wra pon, s; t.v i ng such a stPp might CTP<tll' pan if' and <; ig nallr aq that Is rael i'> pn·par ing for WJI' Offiria ls say <.;torkpilf'd gJ s ma .;; ks ra n bl' p<L<., srd out quick ly 111 i.t n Pmi•J ·gpnc .\· AI most da ily. l~ra P ii nPwsp;qwr..., carry arti r iPs on whl.lt to do during a rlwmica l wPapons attack and how to usP 11 go~~ m<J<.;k Dr o;; pitP thr hPightt•nPd publi(' concern about potson g; t.o. , . Ar · •·n~ said he did not srf' an .v si g ns of panic . 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Gas statio n opera t or Ramon Arenas said operators are unhappy with the tax and ha ve decided to "c lose statio ns this weekend to demand a solution from the government because we are losing a lot of money ." A gallon of gasoUne In N icaragua sells for 2.15 cordobas oro, which have been fixed on a par wit h the dollar. The old money, I he cordoba. Is seiJing al 820,000 to I he dollar. have inc l uded freedom for mo re than :JoO Pates tinia ns dela i nrd bv Isra el and the rrleasr of mor~· than a dozf'n Arabs convicted in Kuwait of bombin g vanous \VPs t· ern targrts . Thp convicts' sta tus is not c lc>ar si nrr Iraq's Aug. 2 inva sion of t hr tin .\· rmiratr No group claimed respo nsibl l ity for Kr enan 's abdurt10 n, but it i... bplirvrd hr was Sf'ized by I ran ian -1inked Shiite Moslf'~ fundampnta l ists. After his rr · leasP. a eroup callin£ itself " AI ,Jt..kU ~A L [ M Jam•'>' H. 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DirPctor s in partition case en tit led Ch arles l: Dr cern ber . Hall and othrrs v ersu s lrr nC' E Cultice gets three-year prison term soug ht to ovt~ r!urn Thl' distri ct had been granted an extension of time to file Its app<•al wi th the court. but as of Augu s t~- no brtef had been filed. Th erdore, th e Court of Appeal s di smtssed the dtstrict's appeal Walk er. I n that ca se. XENIA, Ohio iUPll -A four-time candidate tor 'herifl in G r eene Count y taces a three-yrar prio;;on lt' r m aftl'r plf•adin g guilty to sex c hargf's involving two g ir l.5. David Culti('(' was sentenced F r id ay i n Green r Co untv Common P leas Court on four sex charges lnv ol vi ng min or s. · Cult le e, 50, wa s indicted last F~bruar y on 14 count s of sexual bat tery and two cou nts of gross sexual imposition. The ong tnal c harges involved two girls, one of them 11 at thp time or lll c incidents, authorities said . thP defe ndan t tht' rea l esta t(' pa r tition Dot• to the appeal s court \ dl'ci sion . thr M eig s Co unt y Common Pl eas Court ord er of d istril JUt iun w a~ not Jnd SnowdPn rPmains on the Le ading CtT'C'k l'onsPrvancy Distric t' s Roard of Di re ctors . Teachers employed RA CI NE - Pri ncipals and subs titute tf'arhrr s 1.\'eT'f' f'm ployed and the rF c, ignat iun of Jennings BceglP was acTI'pflocJ at th e T hu r sda~' ev<'ning' s '> PI '('ia l Pr rma ne n t budget J p propri atio ns w('re adoptE'd i-JI <J tota l of E m pJO .\ 'Cd a s "U b '-iti t ut c· tPachr r s wr r r S h prr ~ H<' n-" kr . Clw r yl !-I oll i''\. ~~nd CJ th\' Sm illl . $2.1140: AFLC readying to cut civilian workers voun gs ter s wl ll be r ead ing and r xp lor ing grammc r . WRIGHT -PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE. Ohio tUPI I The Air Force ts seeking author ity to dl smiss civilian f'mp loyees Crf'f'n Stair Uni ver si ty Re c1ding Cr nlt'r doPs n'l want lhf' exrw rie m·c to bt:'<.'Om P a d rv Saru r da\ s r hiJO i sr h~ulc . · · from its Logistics Comma nd, a movp that would affect worker s at bases in Ohio and five oth er sta tes where th P command has large work fo rces . T he action is bPing r·equt>stt'd because of the pussibi llt v of further budgf't c u ts . command officials said . Command Gen . Cha r les McDonald told employe es about thf' request i n staff mPPt in gs Thursday and F'rida y at Wright · Patterson Alr F'or cP Base, wher e the command is headquartered McDonald did not s a~ how many em p loyees might br• ordered dismissed . S il id H. on Fn . AFLC spokesman · A re duct ion in for ce, k nown as a RIF. would affect Cll'ilian Ru t the staff at the Bow l ing wh ere AFLC has its larg est work forces - Hill Air F'orcr Ha se. Ogden. Utah . T inker Air l•'otT t' Ba se. Ok lahom a Cit y; Kr llv Air Forcp Rn sr. SJ n A nt ~nio , TL~:x as · McCIPIIan Air Force Ba se. Sa·· er a men lo, Calif.; and Robins A ir F orcr Base . Warner R obins. Ca McDonald 's rrquf' s t for cut s wa s srhrdu lf'd togo to A ir F'o t-cP headquarters Monday . It co mes in the wake of a sma l ler budgr·t and incre ased press u r e for f'\' f'n deeper cuts. F' ry said The reques I dOf's no t addn'so.; t he prospPc f of Julom ari c. across -the-boa rd budgr l l' ll ts th at cou ld be tr iggered next month if Presi dent Bu sh Jnd th e Congre ss do not workout a w a\· to avold th e ant i ·d elicit prm· i ~ i o n -" of t hr Gramm·Rudrnan dl'l M cDona ld <1 lso said he w ill sPek auth orit _v lu trim th e AFL C work force by offr ring r arl\ rmpl oyf'f'S. wh o mak r up mosl of retirem ent plan s A F LC ha..s already stopped rep laci ng peopiP AFLC 's work fo rce . Alxlut o,50tl AH ,C f l vilians w ho qu it or rf'tir r work at Wrighl ·Patter son. Fry had alwav s fell WE' could drJw down <"nough through a ttr iti on.· F'ry said . " E:.: vrn slx m on ths J.go sa td Nationwide. the co mmand employs alxlut 80 ,000 c ivil ia ns. Cuts could com e at bases " He alluded to thl' fa ct th at we th at stilllookr d poss ibl e Miss Ohio heads to Miss America pageant COL UM Bl'S Ohi o r UP I t Rea li t y and exci tem ent finally i ntr odur rd Pm Cf'f' Gar y Co llrn s. hit Oh io's rf'presPn ta tl ve for th r M i ss Aml' ri ca pagcJ n I as shp lrft and thl'n pau se . and then l'h \' l li.s George. and th en 'Will shl' bl' her hom e state Sa turda y, bound for th e na tional compet i tion A crowd of fri ends and rela tlves gath ered at the Columbu s Mi ss A m er i ca ?" ' Cook r's talent prPsr nta tio n will be the song "r",; o rhin g, " a 1hPmP fr om · ·Choru " Li nr' · ;1hn u t som r bod y's first da v i n <.~rtin g airport , where Mi ss Ohlo Kris t if' Cook e boa r ded a fli)(ht for Philadelphia . She and other Mi ss America contestant s will spend two d ays t here befo re takin g a tra i n to Atlantic C it ~ for rPhPa r sals before t hr• Sept 8 pagea nt Cooke. 22, who has a degree in actin g fr om Ohio St ate U n ty· ~ r slt y. captured th e Ohi o crow n as Miss Willard . : At thealrpo r l ,s hpworPabPigP · and w hlte two· p iece dn•ss. a beige hat with a wide flat bri m trimmed In pearl s and bone sling-back shoes. Her dark blond e hair was pul led back with 3 large silver barreltP at her neck . 'Ttl try not to be too much of a . mom today . but I'm not making an jl pr oml,es." said her mother, Clare. as sh e took a picture of her daughter wearing a pair of Ohio sun glasses. Cooke's chaperone is Sharon Herlihy of Mansfield. who has been the chaperone for Mi ss Ohio candid ates for the last six years . Cooke said the excitemen t of being crow ned Miss Ohio In Mansfield In .June caug ht up wit h her when she played a tape sen t to Miss America contestan ts to familiarize them with the AI tantic City program . ''It finally hit me when I pla yed the production tape and t heY cla ss. Am ong th f' wPi l ·wi shrr s ga th c rPd at the airport w as MPi ts~J Hradlt'v B ucanan. Mls s Ohioand :1 fi r st runner ·upt o M lssA mt•ri ca i n 1984 , whoroa chrs cont rs tant s Sharon Be nder of M arion. a fri end . held a b1g pla card tl1a t s.1id " Krlsti t•. Ohio Toda v . Amer · i eu T omorr ow . '' · " We've got 200 people going fr om Ohio. It' s onr of ou r bi gges t gr oups ever ," said Bob Zettl er of :vlan sflel d. ex ecutive dlrPrtor of the Mis s Ohio Scho larsh ip Page~ ant He will head to At lantic Ci ty lal('t this week. · Should Krls tle win Miss Amer Ica . her first ru nnerup In the Mi ss Ohio pageant would become Mi ss Ohio. That Is Karen Faist I. 22. of Co lumbu s. The rPignin g Ml ss Ampr\ca i s De bbyr Tu rnf'r . represent i ng " W<'' II do ju st about an)·thmg ro m ak e it fun fo r t he k ids who co m e hPn' . " said thf' CP ntf'r ·s cli rr· c tor. Dr Mich aPI Fn•nc h ''/t f i Pr all. wh o w ant s 10 go !0 ~ c h oo l on s~ll u rd <.~y? " 1\' o t m an_ \ · c hi ldre n do. bu r ~o rn p n<'rd an P.'\t ra cia .\ · of sr ilool to hrlp thPm dp,·pJop th f' r f'arling s k ill ~ PxpPclc ·d for thPi r gro tk . 446 4524 "" o.... "'"' •, OH Hlt ~ £<;1 and sc ien r r l i m P."> lht'L'llildrPn will writPthf'ir uwn sturiP s on a Mac intosh com pu tr r . 0 1her timr s. t hL' \' wil l cli (' t <:~ t P rh r i r thougnr s to a tutor w ho v.-r irrs lh r word s on a giant <., kf•tch pad ··wp f'.'<pt'ri mPn l with mPthods t ha t m ay bP \ 'rr y- differPnl from l hosp usPd i n sc hool. but our p urp o'>r i s 10 see wh at works, " Frrn r h t• xplained . Thr stories writt rn ;md rPad by each ch ild <~r'C filc·d in a portfolio, w hi ch m f'a<., U!TS the c hild' s pmgrcss by hi.., · v..·ord bunk ." ' upponi ve pla ce ." he said . " There are plent)· of hugs and a rh r Cl'nl er 1s accepting appli ca tions until Srpt. l :i for up to 1\J stuci('nt s on a f i r st cnnH ' !i r s! Sf'l vr· hJ _<,j<.; i n l 'adl of tw D good am oun t of silliness. but we don' I l orgrt !Il LII WP ar e p rofPS· ..: i ona ls ;rnd wha t \\'(' arr hf're for The patT·nt s .:.trr pa\·ing fePs, ond rlw _ , . r x prct to ~ I' L' rrs u l t s. '1\.' f' are "r ri ous whrn wr nrrd to br . " -" t'S\io ns 1\(•w student .' will br tf's t('d so F'l'r nc h and hn. ;., fcllf ra n dl' tr r · mm(' th t• l' hild 's strf'n gt hs and wc akm•S!->P:o. Tl w asspso.;rnl'nl wil l lf'ad to <Jn ind i\'i dua l in st ru c tio na I pi on F r t·n('h .sJi d lh t· s!Jff wan t\ to mak t· S; rt urcl..t _\ :-. chool sc·pm mnr(· l i kf' pla ~· a_.., th r~- r ro,·tdP l'.'i Pf 'rl i nsi !Ul'li n'rr d rld t•m·our :lg('mi·nt. wn cn child re n arri vp Jt rtw cPnter . thr\ arr likPl~' t O b<' mr t b~' a tutor d rrs .... rd as d wi trh. inll'orluc f' d l o l i\'f' guinl ' a 1-Ji g~.. . or tw ... tlt •d tc1 ;~ l e~r g P tah!P and in vi t f' d f(l m akP pp;rn ut hu ttPr ;111 d ]!• lly ~d n dw i c hr· s " I l' nro ur .1gP ou r tut or _ , to t)( • m;IVtT irk " i n t hf• hPst sr n.... f•oft hP \\ urd ... Fr rn ch <; aid . ' 'Th e·_\' '-i ])(' ncl hou r s ;m d hour s 1-Jlann lng th r ir lpssons and som r tim r s it 's alm os t a co mpr t iti on to Sf' C \4.-' ho rem c ornP up wi t h t he m oq innnv.1 t1vf' l t·;~ r hm g tPchniqu r : lHrl il ls allhPcau <>Po flhf'irriP<., in ' to h('J p k id'-> lrJ r n 10 re ad " Till' tut or s usf' thing .<., likl' Hw guinP a pi g~ and peanut butt Pr and j l'll ~· sanrlwirhf' s to .., park book \Hi ting <., ! 'ssion.'> So m r COLONY THEATRE . . MEl GIBSON ROBERT OOWNEY, JR. All\ AMER\t\\ . • .......... , ...... • • " " ' " ' . . ...... R . . . ... ·· - ... ..... c - ' I • l ' $2 . 7S ' S2. 7!i Mllr..-JN MATINEES SATURD"Y I SUNDAY BARGAI N NIGHT T1J£SOA~ (EXCEPT "~T") .. . • • • • • .. .. ... , 1 I ' l ' I David L Uplinger. Cam Golf tourney set at ]aymar o rdrrl~: condurr. S2~ and co s1s: 13r';,'an GhE't'n. Pome r oy. no opcr ator 's li censP, $7~ and cost s. Cl ub or Jim And erson at 992 3671. mation, conta ct By United Press Inter nati onal Main Strnt Point Plcrasant Iraq lashed out al it s fonner ally the Soviet Union Saturd av fo r: supporting a U. N. Securi ty Co uncil resolution cal lin g fOt Prtstnts The Woody Hermon stric ter enforcem ent of ceo · nomi c sanct i ons again st Bagh dad and stl'ppl'd up it s pressu r r on defiant embassies tha 1 h ave re mained Ol)('n in occupi f'd Orchcrstra Dlrczctvd by Fronk Tiberi Appearing at Krodcrl Park Tickets: $5.00 Data: Kuwa i t. The Iraqi 1\ews Ag enc y said Scrpt 4. 7-9 p.m. For Information Call 675-3844 Hrutt'r . Pomrroy : .J ohn llit r, Frid a~· di sc h a q~ t'" fj .., ,...... ·-··- Mt ddlcport - :"Jonr . AGENCY I n o t tl r r dr vP i opm Pnt s Saturcl (;ly: - YPm en accused a BrilistJ diplomat of spying and gave him two days to leave lht' l'oun trv, ;r forrign spokesman s;_Jid Sa.tur · da _ v in L ondon . Tt1P Yem eni governm ent SJid Briti sh Consul Ge nrral Doug Gordon in Ad en was cau ght takin g photograph s ol m il itar y inst allJtio ns and an oi l r dint' ry. hu t ltlf' Br·ill sh forrign offi ce said was only wa tc hing o il ra nker s i n thr harbor. c areful watch on forl'i gn Pmba s- lowf'd to tran sit lranian si es In occupied Kuwait thot had been ordered by Iraq to close bu 1 defi an tl y stay ed open . aftN fle ein g Iraq and occupi ed lrJqi President Saddam Hu s- 360 SECOND AVE. 446-0699 "Serving the ge~eral public a. well as our members." I mply i ng Iraq wa s no w rso Ia ted in the w orld . thP spokl'sm cl n accused Mo sco w and ot lwr s,, c urit y Counc i l rnpmbers of hr · coming ' 'instr um en ts a ffili :t!Pd to t h r A m r r i c· tt n a dmini stra ti on " Presi dent B usl1' s national sP c urity adv isPr. Brf'nl Srowcr oft . said any ships rn viol()t ion would bf' bOJI'dl'd Lind SPil!T hPd al'h •r llw L: .N. r·r' ..,o ltrtinn · 'That m ean s no cummPrct' should go i n or nut b\· sra ," ScO\vc r uft said i n an infl•n·ic 'w \~ · i t h thr Ca blr NPw s !'if'tv.-ork " And that m Pan s \'f'SSf'l s wi l l bf' stnppf>d and in spPC tf'd . " As kt•d if t hP L n it<"d State s nov.· had a fr cP ha nd to do wh at Wa shingt on d eem s nec essar ~· . ht · Rr l ti sh citizens. would be al· sein met wlth Aus trian Prf'sident TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED·BY AUG. 29, 1990. SEATS ARE LIMITED. clead bodies thai ma y ha ve a tinu ed meanwhile to keep a with missi on. Fort Myers ................ s1 58.00 Chicago ..................... 5138.00 Boston ....................... s158.00 Seattle ...................... S27 8.00 New York City ......... s1 58.00 San Francisco............ S258.00 Orlando .................... s1 58.00 los Angeles ............... S258.00 las Vegas .................. S218.00 Phoenix ..................... 5218.00 PLUS MANY MORE CinES/FARES BASED ON ROUND-TRIP TRAVR AND CERTAIN OTHER RESTRicnONS APPLY. Uni te d Sta tes. loo ki ng dappe r tn J suit with a silk handk r rc hid in hi s brr c~s t p()(' k(•t. said hC' wan lf'rl pr•acP hut wa s rPady tu fight ' 'I' m going to say, this is not a mach lnP-guns and mort ar s co n- forces report edly began sma sll ing a wa l l in front of th e French THE USA IS ON SALE. DISCOUNTED AIRLINE FARES TO MOST CITIES IN THE U.S. ROUND TRIP AIR FARES f ind in fr ont of him columns of m Pssage to Amct'ic an s, Sa dd <..J m . In T ehran. an Iran ian for C' i gn m in is tr y spokrsman said , In a hurnanit<Hian gesttJr P, all foreigner s, Including U S and Power . watPr and tc lPphonr service to ma ny of thP besi eg ed r mbassl es have b('L'n cu t, and Kurt Waldh elm and pledged to al low 80 Aus tria n national s to leave I raq, diplomat s said . Bu t V lc•nna said no dral had been $TRAVEL ''FARE'' SPECIAL th rc Jt but a fact. ! shall say that wh oever co lltde s with Iraq will M oscow to post ponr thf' Srru n t .\· Cou nc il vo tP "for so mP da vo.; " lhl' I ra qi nP"~·s agP nc·y .11\.1\ rrport r d Aft rr 1]1(' U 1\ . VOlt' , l rJ Cj l gO\ 'f'rnmr nt spokrsm Pn acc us<•d Mo scow. wh1ch still lla.-. 1:u milita r ~· r>Xpf'rls and th ous ;mrb of tradt' and i ndu stn offi t' ial s in Iraq, of using th e niP ssa gP as d pretext to ju stify vo tin g w ith rlw ]j y p " begin halting Iraq i ships. I raq i troop s armed "The Most Trusted Name In Travel" one and a half hour s.·· and askt•cl K uw ai !. ThP nf'w s a gen cy said M osco w . ignorin g Ba ghdad 's pleas f or mo re time , thPn votl'd in favor of th e U .S. - s pon s on~d rt>solut lon, which cJll s for the usr of "s uch as may be neces mr·asur Ps sa rv " Ia prrvent ship s from brr;1 king thf' economic embargo immedia te word on w hen or how the massi ve U .S. m ill t Jry dPploy m ent in th e Per sian Gulf w ould ""'""'-" ....... _ ,._ -~ was hi sto r ical ly part or Iraq and that Baghd ad' s Au g. 2 in vJstonof thr 1in.v Pmirate wa s j ustifir d. When asked if hr ha d a bC'g inning but not an rnd , " hP .o...a id . " Wf' want the A nwr irans to t ion wou l d further ll'gitimizP thP Pq; gy co uld not br madP "i n lf' s s t han Gorb ac hev that urged Iraq to pul l its troops out of occ upiecl usc of m il itary force by Ameri can wa rships to interc ept I raqi shipping. But there was no T homa s. Middleport; The lma Chase. Albany; Ric har d M. rei terat e hi s po int th at l<u wait tll r So viP ts gavp Iraq IPSS t han twu hours F rid<J _ V to r(' SjXJnd to a lPtlrr Uv So vie t leadt>r Mikh a il US officia ls said the re solu- Hospital news Frida~· admission s - slow cooker on behalf of her husband, Jerry, who was the winner, and Joyce Manuel, Racine. accepting a cooler on behalf of her daughter. Rhoda Earl, who was the winner. Winners were selected from approximate ly 1500 persons regi'ii· tered at the hospital's booth during last week's lair. About 650 persons rece ived fr ee blood and sugar tests at the lair booth. The !l;utrltion Department served refreshm ents to winners before pri:~.es were awarded Wednesday . Saddam asks for more time .Javmar Golf Citations issued GALUPOUS - T he following citations were Issued by the GaiUpolls Po Uce Department Friday: Minnie Gaines , 80, Bid· well. going the wrong way on a one-way street; Christi na F . Kirk. Ga lUpolls, for disorder ly conduct by Intoxication. FAIR WINNERS- Scott Lucas, administrator of Veterans Memorial Hospital, Wednesday a fternoon presented gills to several Meigs residents who were winners of prizes awarded as a part of the activities at the hospital's booth during the annual Meigs Co unty Fair l ast week. Pictured receiving prizes from Lucas, I tor, are Carolyn Nicholson, Middleport, a camera; Shirley Hubbard, Pomeroy, a radio casselle player; Barbara Mohler, Middleport, a decorator clock; Donna Aleshire, Sy racu se. accepting a the Sout hern High Sc hool Boos ter s will be held at Jaymar Goll Clu b on Saturdav at noon. Entrv fee will be $30 and will includ~ goU, lunch and prize s A,R.C.D four person sc r amblt.'. ladv go lfer s wP lcom(' For more infor- F'n•nrh maintains th at 100 per cent of th e stud ent s are helped 1>.1 the Reading Cen ter The 1{1-week re Jding lmprO\c ment prog ram begin s Sept . 2~ ~ illun.l a~· co s t ~: Trrry 1\'satt, Middleport, di s IC'\' c1 and and co sts · 'bt'l 'i.l u <.,e ol t h<" cra zines s and th e t·ar ing lh<.~ l ;d l of l t1P graduatr assis tdnls pu r int o it. " T h is is a moti va t ing and Missouri. SPRING VALLEY CINEMA fund , $6J ,1t-i:l ; student ac t ivilif's. Teachers plan fun for Saturday class o., lrc p lall' or wa tch cartoon " Sa turd ay mornln gs, som e '20 served, court cos ts, one year probation, rPstrain lng o~der y·alid plates. $25 and costs. parking on highway , $20 and costs; Kenny Riffle, Syracusl'. disorderly conduct. $25 and cos ts, Dal e Riffl e. Pomeroy. criminal trespassi ng . $20 and cos ts, Donald Y. Cox, Burgett stow n. Pa , speed. $22 and costs; Damon Gibbs. Pomeroy. $300 and costs . three days in jail. opera tor's license suspended for 60 day s, J ames K Black. Gal li polis, speed , $25 and costs: Danny R. McMan is, McArthur. speed. $25 and costs; Paul Esten M ill er, Waynesboro, Va .. speed . $23 and costs; Thomas J Eakin s. Syra cuse. failure todispla) va l id tax decal. $50 and cos ts; Thomas J. Ea lins, Sy r acuse, au th . vio la tlon. $100 and costs; David .l Hudnall, Po meroy. 'IJf>eding, $23 and co sts Co if Tournament. sponsored by math IlOWLI NG GREEN . Ohtu 1UPI J ~ Whilf' snrnr youn gs tPr o.., operator's license suspendPd for 10 days, no reg istr at ion, $20 and costs ; Gerald Armstrong, aggra· vated menacing, 30 days In jail, suspended to one, credit for time ol one year, r esitutlon : Je rome Howard , Pom N o~· . no $25 and cost s; Elaine Harris. Middl eport. di scarded tra sh along theroadwaY. $25 and costs : Shannon New some. Middleport. disordrrly conduct . $'25 and Po rtland . t raining center · l nvestigators said Cradrr wa s working on tllP brrPch uf 11w can non . Thf' barrf'l w;:as rai srd to 1hr max imum hr ig ht \VhP n lht' locking mechanis m faiiPd and it l'rll Rick Blak t•. Rt•ed" tlll' . as sau l t, 30 da ys in j ail suspt•nded. rwo year s pro bar ion and r os rs; Dougla s D. Bartram. Reedsville. ass ured clear dtstance. $10 and costs; Charles McCormick . Ga llipolis. speed, $22 and costs ; Michael K. Harrison. Middleport. as sault. $50 and costs. 30 days suspe nded to three. credit for time served . resti tution; Claude Reed. Ewlngton. DWI. $300 and costs. 10 days in jail. RA CINE - Th r Sou thcrn Open Ohio soldier killed S4b J '26; di s trict a ct i v it ie s . $7'l ,l 90; DP PF, $36,814; lot ter y , S'xl ,166; Dwight D Ei sen hower LAWTON, Okla . t UP I I - A 10 .1·ea r old Arm y soldi<' r from Columbus, Ohio. was kiliPd Frida v w hen th e 4-lon barrt> l of an M 198 howi tzer [ell on him at Fori Sill. Pvt. David Crader was a t ra i ncr a sst gned to t hdreld ar t tll en O'Brien valid operator's l icense is ob- bridge, no med ica l cert i fica rr . Mi chael a Ku scsma wa s rm ployrd as thP junior high IPJC h ing prin l' ipal ancl Kri s t~ · ( ';ll d w<• l l was t_' mpluv<"d as the J-lr inc i p;!l .rt fully for sheriff, res igned hi s positions as Bureau of Motor Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page-A-7 tai ned with in 60 days . r lifford Whitti ngton. Rut l and. crimmal damaging. $.15 and costs. threr da ys in j ai l suspended. probati on Title VI B. $47.6.14 ; d taptcr I. $1 % .660; chapter 2. Sl:l. llb:I; Jnd dr ug abu se. $H ,015 . Vehicles deputy r egistrar and an inves ti gator for slai C' Audit or T homas Fe r guson with in da ys of hl s indi r tmpnt a Xenia r0sident and Drmocrat who ran un sur Cf'Ss - Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . three day s in ptl. suspended tl p r ogram . meeting of th e So uthern I.Dr·al Sc hool Boa rd. for the girls rases were pro· Issued, disorder ly conduct. $30 and costs: J. Ed Barr. Pomeroy. speeding. $2:1 and costs; Chynt hi a Riffl e. Middleport, speed ing. $21 and co sts; Clifford Bruner, Jr. . Be lpre. no medical cert ific ate. $25 and co vts; Cat hleen Rost•, Marietta. sea t belt viola tion, $5 and costs: Dwtght Lee Ramey . Lake Worth. F' la . speeding , $1 7 $4, 253 ,080.69, with a breakdown au fo l low s: general fund. $:!.4'18.9:14.69; bond reti rement. S:!I .JOO; food services. $243,375; untform s, $20.000; principal' s Specia l Prosecutor Ang e la Frydman sa id she wa s plr asPd wlth th e plea bJ rga in bee au Sf' iJ t riJ 1 would havp bern t ra u rna tic ' Tw~:nry · ni ne cessed this week in Meigs County Court by .Judge Patrick H. out juri sdiction in a rPa l es tat r to war. I Th e r 'o urt h Dis tTict Court of Ap 1)f'al s ha:-. re nde red decisi ons on rwu cases August 26. 1990 Meigs County Court filed in Meigs Coun ty Comm on Pleas Court . The court rend ered it se l f wi th Cultice, August 26. 1990 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va . t err i tor~ · Kuw ai t. - Dama scu s H.adin rrportf'rl th at th ousand s of Egy ptian workers fl eeing Iraq and Ku wai t through .Jord an would be allowed to re turn home through Sy rian and T urk ey sa id it ma v closr irs bo rd er with I raq to stPffi port~ to flood of r efugres Gorb ac hev se nt Sadd am an urgent note F'rida y night . onlv made to sec ure their rrlease . In a telev ised news conf erence hour s beforr t hr sr Curi t_v Cou nci1 vo te. gl ving !h r Iraq i leaciPr an ultlmatum ru withdr<~w his troops from Kuwa it or facP thr co nseq ue ncrs. between meetings wit h Walrl hrim. Saddam quizzed reporters But Iraq i Forei gn M1nistr r Ta r iq Am told thr So vi et amba s- likt' a history teach er in orclf'r to sador in B<J ghdad th at a rrp l~· Rain eases over East By United Press International Dr enching ra ins eased over par ts of the Eas t Saturd ay fol low ing flooding, th under storms lashed the Sou th and th e West had unseasonabl y coo l temperatures . The National Hurrican e Center In Miami was plotti ng the progrt•ss of Tropical Storm Gustav and a tropica l depre ssion, wh ich :If it st reng th ens sufficiently will be co me Trop i cal St or m : H ortense. : Gu stav wa s about 600 miles eas t of the Lesser Anti lles at mid -day with winds of ;;o mph extending outward more than 100 miles and strength ening. It was moving westward at abou t 14 mph and was expected to continue on that path for at least 24 hours. The depression was alxlut 945 miles west-southwest of the Cape Verde Islands and also moving westward at about 14 mph with maximum susta ined winds of 35 mph. • In Yaphank, N.Y. , a l ather and :son working In the flooded yard of 'their welding business got pulled Into a drain pipe and were swept -along under ground for one· 'eighth of a mile. The pair emerged Into a ' draln agt• dit ch, w llPrP l hr y WPrP \ ' poli cP <:rnd firl'fi gh· n.•sru Pd b_ ter s Still, Joseph Leograndc. ti7, wa s trapped In the ti( J degree fl ood waters for an hour. I n thC' So uth . lhundrr storm s moved through f.1r sou th f'a st Loui siana i nto th e Mis si ssippi Delta and the Gulf of Mexico wh ile an ex cessi vr heal advi sor y was posted by the Na ti onal said. " I believ e th at's the case . · " ( thi nk it v.'ill br thP m inimum amoun t of intprferPnCP \\'ith t raffle n<"c cssar v to makt the sanction s dfretl ve," he sa id . Scowcroft also said the Busl1 administr at io n antic i patrd th at Am rr l can s w ould brcom r hos ta gf' s wh r n it bPr amr in vol vf'fl i n 111 !? M id t'a.o.; t co nf r ontation. bu t sa id t he 3,000 or so Am r ri c n n ~ t rapped in Ira q and Ku wait " w i l l no t di vrr t us." ' 'That will nor hP ilwca st•. " hP said . " The hos tages an • on lhP prrs ld r nt \ mind ro n s r a ntl ~· and f'Vf' r_v thin g wP do w<' will think about thr• hos ta ges They will not di vert us, howrvrr. f rom out str ate gy " PRETTY BABIES - Here are winners of a pretty baby contest held Wednesday in thr• Skilled Nursin g Faci lit y of Veterans Memorial llospital under the direction of Loretta i\lklns, facility acllv llies director. They are, front. Ito r, Kasey Doucet, held by Shauna Tackell, 0-3 months; Elizabeth Doczl, held by B>rbara Doczl, lirst, and Rehect·a Roush, held by Car riP Roush, second. 3-6 Gallery proposals being accepted t: ,\ t. LI POLIS - T he Frc nl'h Art Co lony is accepting g a llrr ~ proposa l s fo r the 1991 calenda r ~· c a r . Arti sts wishin g to Pxhibir th eir wo rk s should sr nd six to eight slid es rPprescnt<Jt ivP of thrir wor k 1f'ac h sl idr should bf' idcnt ifi r> d with size. medium and Ii l ii' I. ttw number of works a\' ailablr r·L·sume and month of Px hibir p rl'fe r r ncr . All sUdl' s will he rPturn r d Pr oposa ls should bl' n• cr i vrd no \alf'r th an SPpt 2:1 Croup proposal s ar e welcnm r . T lw Frenc h Art Colony i s a multi ·di'L" ('(' nll' r in "uullwa stf'rn Ohi o. (;all rr~ · rx hi bit o.; ra ngP f rom co nr c mporar~ · to rra di ti ona!. Art is ts arr rn couragrd to offer rhrir wor ks for sail' . Th r A r1 Co l on~' rP tain s ;r sm al l com m iss ion . Twel vP ex hibit .., .-•ar h y r~Jr Cr rrk Plant. recPi vrd his anni - ,·rr sa r_ v awa r d fu r 35 year s of Ha rrison and his wife . M; tr y. l ivr at RouiP :1. Callipol i-. Lottery numhers l ·u :n :LI ND r L'l' l t d:t_ \ ·~ winnrng n u nt bt'l' s 0 h in h ·, Lo r h·n -172. Gallipolis, Ollio. 4oli.11. Pirect $hiJmtJ&t TQ The Oritd r iso n. assi stant shlft ope ra tin g 1982, to JSSis tant sh i ft operat ing Send propo sal s or furth er in q uire ~ to Jan Thalf' r. P .O. Bo x WILD DRIED GINSENG ROOTS engineer at the Ohto Val lrv t~ l rc tri c Corporat ion's K yg ~r t~ ngi ncrr . along the Ohio Ri ver. FOR !'H ES HI RE - Don ald L. Ha r <>r r vi n• to th P company , <HTnrd in g to pl<.r nt man ctgPI' J\'o rman H 'L!IT Ha rr 1son joinPd 0 \T C on Au gu st 1-;-, l~l :J~ . ; 1 ~ a main tenan CI' hr l!)f'r in th r maint enance dr · partmrn l Th Jt \'P a r . hP tran s fprrrd to t hr orW ra ti ons deparl nwnr <J S an au xiliary equipmPnt n i:X' r~l l o r . I n El73 , hf' wa s promo tr d to unit supe r vi so r a nd in offPr a vn rirt y of finr ar ts and fi nf' cr aft s ro pa t r ons and arr disp la!'C'cl in tw o galle ries loc atl'd TOP DOLLARS Harrison honored GOING AWAY TO COLLEGE? CHANCES ARE, THERE'S A BRANCH OF STAR BANK NEAR YOUR CAMPUS. OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT WITH US AND APPLY FOR YOUR TELLERIFIC CARD FOR HOMETOWN SERVICE AT YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME. i 1:"1. Pick :l t lf' kl'l '-i .:t lr·-. ro t;l)( ·d $1J ill .:i11. :.o . 11· i 1h .: 1 p;l\·() ff du e i)f ~ t i:\ H. ll~ . O O Pitkl Pi(' k ri r k1 '1 ,; riP" to t<rll 'd l kK _:l!l . \>·i Ht a p:!\'of f dut · o! SI2H, '>III\ till ( ·a rd ... Tv.- o o f h<"ar ts Tr n of (' lull.'> . i\1 ·c' nf diam c1ll1h Nine of spad t·s. ~ ·H ·I . Back To School Special! \Vhere do you stand on the classics? 20°/o OFF Reg. 147 NOW $J760 Wr at her SrrvieP for muc h of Texa s. A tlood warnin g remai ned in effect Sat urda y for the Rio Grande from Pres idio. Texas, to the mouth of thr Pecos River . II thu ndersto rm dropped 1.5 inches o[ rain In Little Rock. Ark., In only 30 minutes Friday . In the West. afternoon temperatures turned cooler In northern and central Ca lifornia, dipping as much as 20 degrees F'rlday In some areas or the Cen tra l Valley . An unseasonably cool low pressure syste m dug In j ust off the coast of Oregon and Washing· ton, bringing with It scat tered showers and thunderstorms. It was expected to produce showers over Ca lifornia's northern mountains and snow was possible In the upper reaches of Mt. Shasta and around Lake TahOe. months; back, Ito r , Emily Davis, held by Yvonne Whilllnglon, 6-12 months; Anthony Shamblin , held by Robin Shamblin, 12-18 months, and Tyler Wayland, held by Debbie Wayland. 18·24 months ; A. wards were presented a nd refreshments were st'rvPd. Winners were se lected by a committee of residents from the Skilled Care Fac ility. Rog. 140 NOW $32 STAR BANK THERE'S A STAR WiTHIN YOUR REACH MON. & FRI. Tl I P.M. TUES. WED. THUI. nL 7 P.M. SATURDAY m5 P.M. Star Bank, N.A .• Tri-State MEMBER FDIC �Page- A-S- Sunday Times-Sentinel August 26. 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . Man injured in Friday wreck GALLI POLIS- A Li ttle Hoc k· ing man suffer ed seriou s inj ury when he los t contr ol of hi s motorcycle qn St al e Ro ute 124 In Meigs Counly Friday. Shannon H. Miller , n was tr aveling soulh on SR 124 near County Road 50 In Olive Township when he lost contro l In a curve and went off the rig ht side of the roadway , str iking a dllch and a sign. He wa s traveling al approxim ately 40-45 miles per hou r and was wear ing a helmet dri vi ng left of ce nter wh en she hi! anoth er car al the in ler secllo n of Stat e Rout e 160 and U.S. 35 Friday nigh! Priscilla J . Nevi lle. 29, wa ' lurn ing ri ght from U.S. 35 on to SR 160 when she wen t left of center and sl ruck a sl opped car dr iven by Kevin Jo lley, 22, Galllpolls, accord mg 10 a report fr om the Gallla-Meigs po.s l of ! he Stale Hi ghway Patro l. Nevi lle. Jolley and l wo passe nger s in Nevil!C''s car WC'fP nut in jured. a1 !he l ime of the crash , acc·ord ing to a repor1 from the Gal lia Melgs pos t of the Stale Highway Pat r ol. Miller was ia ken 10 St. Joseph Hospit al i n Pa rkersburg . W.Va. by Meigs Counl y Resc ue where an emergency orw r a!ion r emoved his sp lPen. He wa s repor ted In fai r cond iti on in the hos pll al 's ln trnsive care unit wllh fractured r ibs and a fr actured arm , according to a hospi tal spokeswom an. A Bidwell wom an was clted fo r Along the River Section B August 26, 1990 South ·Bethel Church centennial being celebrated Fair poll results are offered WORKt'liG H AHD - Ruthie Pratt creates a rutned dress in th e on-site sewing factory at the Paper DoU Dress Shop In Gallipolis. J(eeping business all in the family, dress shop involves parents, kids llv MEL I]';DA POWERS ·T inws-Sentinel St all (; ,\I.LIPOLIS - A new dress , Jlllp in thr Gallipo li s area is ,1!1\'l ng nPw mean ing to the words "Ll milv bu sinrss." Tim and Debbi•• Sc i tes ope nrd ilw J'aprr Do ll Dress Shop on St•rorHI ,\n· nuP abou t four W('eks . igu and the· \\'hole Scit es fam i ly i" iTWOl\'Pd in t hr business's n t)(' t·; l!tl i n . Th e SritPs' thrf'C daugh ters. Assaul~ Laur<.t. -.ix. StPfanir, fi ve, a nd l t d>t 'k ah . J.l months, rach have a cloth in}{ line named after th t'm . L.1urJ ·, l.acf •. Strffif''s Styles, .tnd l tebrka h's Ruffles cloth es t1. 1ng o n rhr rac ks along wi th n1twr nun uL.J ct ured drrssrs . Thr s tnrf' <.,Hx-k s rhildrf'n's drf'SSf'S .-nd pic!\ ' (·lo the s, alo ng wi t h worn(·n·s drPsst>s a nd casua l w~ ·<t r · '1\u .. . l!ll'" " has brf:'n prr tt ~ go()d 1'\· ~·n 1huugh wr haw• n 't had mul'il Jd\"N ti s ing.·· DP bbir said " T hl '- dr rss shop ha s alway s IH·P n a drr-Jm of minr . .. Tlw shop al so featurr s an on !-. I I ( ' sP\\'ing fa c tor y, whPrr thr g11T..., n ~tmPsake clo t hing is pro· dun•d and spec ial ordPrs arr lill ccl · ' Wr· c. 1n spw for hard to fil ..., iJ:f' S . fur wrddr ngs, or do al ter ali<>n s. " IJrbbte said. She sai d !h e o.., (•wm g fac t on has rece ntly fi lled chPrrlrJding uniform or ders and ~rodu ccd penod cos tu mes for !he up co m rng b!cPntr n ni <ll t'l'lP IJrdtil) n. " \\ ,_. rP !he onl.v shop'" Gal li· pi!Ji..., th.tt can do thi s t ~' pr of thing . · T im "d id . "Peo plr tPll us nu r pnn·o.., <Irf' r ompt"'liti\'C. ;r nd H! ' h u ~ · to do wrll. " ILI<T\ 1-' - li .trin<· Fa l l Fe.<11 \ .tl \\·i l l Ill ' tll'ld on Se ptPmber 29. ,\n\ 11nf' ~~·t., h i n g to rrnt s pa crs for [ t ol l(!. .tr·t<, . naft s. Plr shou ld ('ll!l l ,ti ' l .)(1\ r ·r• nr M i mi~' at work ~Wt ~ !.'\."' 111 ~l-l ~l 2H'i'i . Cos t i~ $10 pr 'I ";J. wr ' .\" 1 II 1< \~ - Frit·nds and rf' la· tJ u '" ;m · tn·,· itf'd to <Jt tr nd th P c;utll tt !' ~·on· rp u nion . Po tl uck dinrwr .,.,·111 br · hrld onSaturdayat rw11n .1! ttw Athrn" Cou n t~ J-"d tJL:ItHJJH h Thc-rf' wi ll bf> <J d to.., tnhu ti on nn Fr ida\· fn•m 11 :11- 12::10 p.m . at fh(' M!'iL:'- ! 'n i tl'rl Mr thodi st Coo JX'ratt \ , · 1 ',tt i.., h f} n :n I Condor St rrrt 1'0.\1 /·.HOY - c l11lhtn ~..: in Jl 11 III!'IO\ ,\"1"111-:\S - The Al he ns Boa \ anrl Sk i Clu\J of Hoc kin gport will pn' o.., •·n t it., nPw and rxc iti ng ski s hov.: on Sa t urd ay at noon A snark har will be set up for your con,·('nlPnf'P . POMEROY Hysell Run Hol iness Churc h w ill have specia l si nging by ! he Gabri el Qua rtri on Th ursd ay al 7: 30 p.m . T he Ches l er Ci! FSTFR Vo luniPPr Fin• De partment will have i hrll· annu al Labo r Day c hicken bar bcque on September :1 i n Chesler. T hey wi ll be servi ng 700 c hicken halves. 130 pounds of Incorporation filed for YHC COLUMBUS - Secretary of Sta le Sherrod Br own repor ted that ar\lcles of incorporation have been filed wit h his offi ce In Co lumbus by l he followi ng loc al com pa nies: Y HC, In c. , Steve Yates, War ren Sheet s, 19 Locu st St., Gal lipolis . Amer ica's wage ea rners. Refl ect ing growing concern wi th lhe numher of immi grants being admitt ed 10 our co un try , a maj ori ty of responden ts 168 per cenl l felt our gover nmenl should cu 1 back on suc h admiss ions. On !he em ollonal issue of gun co nt rol. 55 percent of th ose filling ou t th e Co ngr essm an's ques tionnai re sup po rt ed a wa iling peri otl for those willin g to purchase a hand gun On tax ma tters. the fin di ngs were m i xed . When asked whethe r thry fel t th e President was justi fied in mod ilylng hi s pledge of no new !axes . give n I he Increa sing cost of !he sav i ngs and loa n cris is and I he spiraling bu dge! de fici t, \2 percen t of !he poll 's respondent s fell I he P resident 's change of pos ition was necrssary . When askPd nbo ul spec ific forms o f t ax i nc reases, 7~ pprccnt and T1 perce-nt respec ti vr l ~, , robbery reported GALLIPOLI S - Er ic Blac kburn . 20, of Ga lllpolis. r eported l o !he Galll a County Sheriff ' s Dr pa nm en t that he V.'as assau l ted and robbed al !he Sprin g Valley Plaza Friday nigh!. Blac kb urn stal ed !hal he was nea r th e Taco Gr andr rrs tau ra n t wll pn som r one hil him from be hind wilh a bluni in strum en t and stole $HJ:l from hi s wa llel. Pau l Montgomery Jr.. JO, Columbu s. wa s br ing held in til<' Ga l li a Cou nty .I ail lor a Ill da1· rommittmrn t for d ri \'i ng undPr !he influence Mi chael E . Russ(• !! . 2). Nrw Have n, W.Va . . w<:~s <l fl'f'Stf'd and i nca r crratf>d for dri v in g under the influence and dr ivi ng lefl of cent er by !h e Ga llia Count\· Sheriff' s De parlrn en l. ALL IN THE FAMILY - The Scites family recently opened the Paper DoU Dress Shop, a clothing store, on Second Ave . in GaiHpolls. Th e store carri es not only manufactured dulhlng, but apparel created in the store's sewing f actory . Dehbl•• and ftm Sclles ( back row) Dam~ th e stor e- mad e clothing alter their three daughters - Laura, [ front r ow left ). Stelanie (!runt row ri ght ), and Rehekah lin Tim 's arm s) . Truck stolen ribs. and 7~ gal lons of hom Pmade icr crram . Servin g w i ll bC'g in aT 11 a.m . There wt ll also be a ga rd en l rac l or pull and flra m ar ket spaces avai lable a! a coS! of $S for a !Ox ill span• Contact 98S -42·16 tor morf' info r mati on. POMEROY - T he Wildwood f:ardt•n Cl ub wi ll holrl their a rmua l floW(' I show at "i : 30 p.m . on Wednesday t'W' n ing a! t he Morning Star Lln ill'd MPihotl is l Chu rch. Meigs EMS runs reported POMERO Y - T hP unlls of MPigs Coun lv F. mergency Med ica l Ser vi ces respond ed 10 l hree ca lls for assista nel' on Friday . At R. 39 a m . Pom eroy squad wa .s called lo ! he Meigs Cou nty Sheriff' s llepa nm en t. Br ad Robi nson was trea ted bu t re fu sed tra nspor t. A I 9: 48p m .. Tuppers P lains and Olive T ownship fire deparlmen l responded 10 a two motor cyc le accid ent at Sta l e Rou te 124 and Count y Roa d 50. Shannon Mill er was tr ansported t o St . .Joseph 's Hos pll al At 7: 19 p .m ., Pomeroy fire depar tmen t was ra iled loan auto fire at Gibbs Gr ocery . The auto was owned by Belind a Roush. POM EROY - Hera ld Os borne of Sl ale Reule 24B in Lo ng Bo ll om nolifled lhr 'll elgs Co un ty Sheri ff' s Dc pa rtmPnl lhal hts 1976 Fo rd pick up lrur k wa s sto len so mcllme aflcr 11 .30 p.m . laic Fr ldav or early Sa l urday. The. gr ePn pickup has a shor t bed and a while stri pe. The Ohio reg ist ra t io n num ber on I he t ruck is NR867S l t was notf'd th at f hPH' wa s a CB an te nn J on t hP r oof of thf' !ruck' s cab. Anyo nP wi th i nfor m ation concerni ng th e truck i.-. as k ed to ro at ac t fh P Meigs Cou nt y Sher iff' s Df' pa r trn t• n t. Th e Shen ff' s departm ent al so reporl s tha i Hc• lpn Will of Hor st• Cave Road repor ted \hal her Homclile weed tr im mer was stolen from her residence on Wednesd ay . Sheriff James M . So ulsby also reporls !hal on Wednesd ay even Ing, T i na Slo ler of Raci ne was !rave lling south on Cou nt y Road 28 and as she rounded the cu rve al State Route 248, she ran inlo the high wal er ther e. Chester F ire De~an men t responded with their rescue boat. While a t th e scene. a Chester fire truck struck a par ked ve hic le owned by Glenn Bissell, which was parked along the r oad. The fire t ruc k was driven by Bruce Myers . Light damage is being reported to the lire truck and mod er ate damage t o Bissell's 1980 Pontiac. SUMMER CLEARANCE ON ALL CHARBROIL GAS GRILL! BRADFORD WHITE HOT WATER TANK NOW AVAILABLE IN LP, ELECTRIC & NATURAL GAS. Ridenour CHESTER In Galli poli s M unicipal Co uri Fr iday. !he fo llowi ng fm es were handed down . Randy Phillips. 24, $S5, ! allure 10 wea r a sa fel y bell ; Roger Ford. 40, Oak Hill. $55 , speeding; George Germ an. 20, Ga llipolis Fe r ry . W.Va., $6:1. speedi ng; James B . Par sons. 44. Ga lli polis, $43, fa il ure 10 con trol; Scot! Wise. Ga llipolis . $5(1 plus costs, $50 res ti lullon and five days in jail for pa ssi ng bad chec ks. supported bol h an increase in I he tax on alcoholic bever ages an d on c lgarell es. while a strong maj orit y r84 percen\1 opposed any Increase th e federa l gasoli ne lax. As a furl her re fiPclion of I h•• fee lin gs of ar ea residen ts co ncerning t he country's cu rr ent economic policy. 73 perr r nl fell th e na tion's economy was hea ded in th e w ro ng di rec ti on. On t he qu es tion of pco nomic aid for !he newly em ergi ng governmen ts of Eaqern Eu ropt>. ar ea r esid r nl s, by a margi n of 09 perc ent 10 :n percent . opposed such a ss istance On energy m al!Pr'::i, 70 pPr ce nt of !h ose fill ing oul lhl' poll fell th at nuclear powrr Pd util ity plan ts huvl' u r ulC' tu play i n ou r coun t ry's energv futurP . When as ked lo choosr lh e prim ary th reat to U.S sPcuri r,v. :n Pl'r<'Pnt des i gn<J t('d thr reo nom ic st rPngth (If Japan. 29 pf'rcr nt frl t it was th t• danger s posed by So ut h Aml'ri ca n drug car tel s. 20 p('rcen t indica ted lhP Sovi et nuc iPa r ar srnal and 18 percenl identified l hl' lhreal of slate-spon sun •d lt'rrurism . Add itio nCJ I!y , I ] p1' 1T f' n1 of tllosP fill in~ out 11w qurs ti onnairr hrlievp !hu t 1\ m r ri ra ·s f ar rn rrs shou l d liP n -q uin 'd to kPPp a n'co rd of th f'ir pPs ficid Ps an d i nst:.'C i ic idPs t!w! s p r<~ .\ o n thr ir crops . I ¥ ':t~. I , SOl 'TII II ETII EI. !'ll l ltf H ... i'00\1 - T lw Sou th Bethel \ ' l' W 'J' ps tam{' nl f hurl'h w ill lw <'l' l c hrating its t (•nt f•nnial not wt't' kt·nd . Th(• SOIITH RF:THF:I. ('HIJRCII ... TIIE N - Th e South RPtlll'l ( 'hun-h c arrit•d Uw lJnih•d Rre th l'l't'll na nu• wh r n this photo \\'as takt' n in 19-15, a nd I i:. -·· ~~ group plan s a mornin g dmrd1 st•r vi<'r and a potluck dinnPr i n th r aftt•rnoon. ,\. . I ., ~. ~t .. ... r ' r ' ' MEIGS TIRE CENTER JOHN FULTZ - J. MARCUS FULTZ Pomeroy OWNERS 242 W. Main 992-2101 I ' ASTOII - South llethr l N<• w T.-stam<•nl ( 'hurd!'., pa...,lor.Uuan r Sy d r nstrkk Pr i~ pictur~ · d a t 111 1' pulpit uf lh f' ('hurr h. Syd t•n .. tridu·r lwga n Was s17,300 '90 FORD THUNDERBIRD $1 ,000 Cash Bonus on this t990 Ford Thunderbird Standard with Preferred Equipment Package 15tC. Major Standard Package 151C Equipment: Equipment: • 3.8l EFI V-6 Engine • ElectroniCAM/FM Stereo • 4-Speed Automailc Radio wrth Cassene and Overdrive Transm1ssron Clodc. • Air ConditiOning • Speed Control • Power Windows • TiH Sieering Wheel • Rear Window Defroster • Power Steen ng/Brakes • Tinted Glass • 6-Way Power Dnver's Seal • Cast Aluminum Wheels • Dual Eklctric Remote-Control Mirrors • And More '90 FORD TEMPO Was $12,636 NOW 1 ha."i gonP through st'\'t'ral d t'nom inational affilia tions sim•t• that tinH' . T IU' tllll rd1 b no w indr pPndt•nL) 88995* F RI ENDLY WE LCOM E - Pa., tor l) uanr Syd••nstrickcr [far ri ght! and his wilt• E lsit' [sec ond from right) greet m emhr r s of tht• congregation of South llet hcl New Testam••nt SJ3,997* Sovorolln Stock Roady For Detlvory '90 FORD FESTIVA 85495* EPA'Highway at tht• (' hlfr('h ll ' a l 'nih·d !\1Pth odi!>.t l ay)ol pt>akt•r in 19i.l. hut r t·"'i igrw d from till' 1 nilt •cl :\lf'th odist dt> nomin:ttlon in 19KL 1 Churc h on Sih'('f Uid gP. Tlw aUPnd a nn· a t th1· countrv t' hurc h \' a ri~·s from :-oiuml a,v to Sun da.\ ·, with a~· f'ragf' attt•ndan (' t' in lhl' :';0'!'->. NOW NOW mini ~ lf'rln~ Name} denomination changes don t hamper church operation 41 MPG •Dealer Retains Rebate, Tu and Title Eztra ···········---------····---·- TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE 985-3307 r" '. •Wheel Alignment •Brakes & Shocks •Struts •Used Tires •Goodyear Tires Municipal court Meigs announcements 1 ),\R\\" 1 ~ - Modern Woodmrn of America 72:!0 will ho ld a potluck -cookout at th P Sou t h· !)ou ncll 1 ark or. l' .S Rou te3.1 near D.tl wrn Tht· c ;Jmp wil l furnis h 1tw llam bur$!1·r'i. ho t dogs, bun s ;HJ d ~ - ~·nd r m~·n ts Ea ch per so n i s ;tc, kt•d 111 hr tng a potluck d ish and l. t\ ~ 11 l hd I 1-._, POMEROY - The resul ls are In fr om the fair po ll condu cled las I week by U .S. Rep . Cl ar ence Miller al \he Meigs Count y Fa ir. According t o a press release Issued by the congr essm an, wh en as ked l o g ive lhel r views on a num ber of poli cy questi ons far in g the nation, area rrsiden! s res ponded ln a manner ge nera lly con sistent with national survey opinion findings. T he poll gi ven by lhP represen ta ti ves of Miller was not a sci entific r andom poll represent i ng a cross sect ion of M eigs Coun ty res ident s. ra th er , it rr· presen ts a n op inion of lhosr a!len di ng I he Meigs Co unt y Fa ir who wished 10 f ill out l he q urstio nn a irr. F u rt h errr:Jrr. dala Is no l bro ken down in lo dem ogr aphi c ca tego ri es . Meigs County fa irgoe rs su p por ted fundin g a national heallh i ns urance prog r am by a :l9 to 41 percent margi n even lf it mea nt a sign ifica nt tax inc r ease for CHURCH BENEFACTOR - Abraham Bahr, who donated the lumber lor the South Bethel New Testament Church and carried Its hell by horse and buggy from Lontt Bottom, Is pictured here with his lamUy In 1910. Bahr and his sons also helped to build the church building, located on Silver Ridge, In the late 1880's. H.v IUI!A:\ .J. li E E ll Timt'."' -Sf' nlint' l St.1ff HI<I<OS\'I J.Ll< - In .hd-' Il l IKKl t ht' t ru'i!Pt' !-1 ol l llP Uni on lli ll C!J...,.., of th(' Church of th• -· lJ n ltt•d Hrettlf'rf'n rn Chn .q began ('Onstructmg . 1 nt'W c hurc h bui ld ing ! o 1 !hf' ir hurgf'o n ing rongn·gc1t 111 11 Though it h . ~.-, undrrgonr St'\' f'r a l nanlf' r hangrs and dr·n omi ndliona l ;!!fi l iat ions. thf' South nrttwl (\ ('W Trstamf'nt Church . . til! .., t;tnd ..... and it s current rn!'mtw rsllip 1 .~ read\ to rr lf' bratr it s cPn!t'nnia l .v rar. T hr pr oprrlv for lhr chu rch. IO<'. tl rd on Sil\·pr Ridge Road TW<l r Ea stP rn High Sc hoo l. wa.., pu tT il;.t,r-d from Phil ip and Emma Hoffm an lo r $2>. T he eked w<.~ s rNtifiC'd in t hP Mrig . . Co u n t ~· H. r>rnr d N 's Of f irr in Pornrrov on .J u!v Ll . lAAl u~ in g !umbe r that wa s cut and dona tf'd from tht ' 21~ ii<Te farm of Abraham Ba hr. thr bui ldi ng u:as romp leled in 18911 The r hurr h be ll . " 'hiC h still rin g.., ac ross Si lvf'r Hidgr Pa c h Sunday morn i ng. wa s rarTird !Cl 1h P sitr from Long Ilo tt om bv t-1 hor sf' and wagon h\' Bo hr . Un lll 19 1R. l hr church carri ed the Un iiPd Bretll er cn namr . I n !ha l vear. il became lh eEvangr-1 leal ·Un ited Brelheren Chu rc h and In 191iii. when the Melhod lsl Ch urc h and !h e Eva ngelica l Un i te d Brelhe r en Ch u rc h mer ged. I he Sou lh Bet hel Uni ted Methodist Church cam e i nto being. Dissa tisfied with I heir denom i national af filiation, the small co ngregation pu rc hased their chu rc h building and beca me I he South Beth el New Testame nt Chu rch In 1 ~&1. ! '.l '- l l lf '- l h 111U ).! Il11\ll l h t · h1~I IJI \ th( • t'tltln 'h )J.I\ .Jr1hn Court in g. Wall! 'l. Frn<.. t. \1anin P ct.x tnn . P;nil ll 111!k:-.. HP\ ' Fo ,-.;, Rr\· Hran (bcomiJ , Fugpnp F.mf'l' ... lln , .l;t ("k Y ou ng . Hn'. S~f'r . F red tlf \1c~o..,on, Hf·\· (' IIH')Udt•d ll ; u · t~ · ~ . !{1·\· Costf' l. Jnlln M o r ga n. Ro\· ( ;r·h rh cnt . 1-:lm!'r \\"r ig hl. !Linch L t\'(' fHkr . Ho tlf'n :vl t' l 't't '. Ht c h.t rcl Tllom ; r~. o~ nd th t' rut tt·nt mini sl(' r . J) ua lw S\ dt • n , t nc ~(' l wh o lu. •g; tn J :-. ~~ l.t\ " IX'J kt ·r t•n tlw c hu rc h in 1 ~ + -:-~l S,v dl ' ns trir kf'l nH l iLi lt '" tll tt t .s inc r th t' group rouk m·t'r thf· ownnship of tht · ('hurch. im pi'O\'f'mrnt s hd \'t' bi'C'n almo.s 1 non o.; top. wi!h \"i n,·l o.., irl in g. pa nr li ng, pad dPd pew s, n·s 1mom :-.. air rondi l ioni ng and .sP\'('ral nthrr mtxkt·n amt•niliPo.., bein g M ldt 'd in lhf' p i t.\ I ft '\\ " .\ ·l'r trs ThP <'PII It' nnial n ' il'iH<+Ii o n on S<' Pif'mbl'r "! wilt inrludP morn ing Sl'r dn •..., f r om ~I a.m un til 11 a .m . a po tl ur k din nrr wilh aut hf'nl ic fond s a t noon . and aft t'rnonrt .\ f'r v irt '.S bP~in n i n g ;tt 1•:111 p.m . t\ ulllf'nlir cos tuming is bf' ing wr lcomrcl hY thP congr Pga l io n a nd an.vone w i1 h pic turc•s or additional h is torica l bac kgr ound are be ing asked tc s hare lh Pir infor ma t ion. One churc h m ember explaim·d what thP)' hoped l o accomplis h w ith th eir c c n te nn ia l ce lebra l ion. "Our congregal ion would like 10 emp has ize our co ntin ued dedi cation to spread ing I he gospel of Chris t and l o min ister to l he needs of the com munity. Duri ng the ce nlenn la l celebr ali on. we hope 10 recogn ize th e effort s of tile per sons who have helped In the continu" llon of the church." �August 26. 1990 Page-B-2-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-B-3 August 26, 1990 Engagements-• -·.. ...-_ . r I KAROL L . PAULSEN, COitEY 1\. PARSONS Scarberry-Weaver POMEROY - Mr. and \>I rs. Robe-rt Scarberry arE' announ c ing the engagement and ap preaching marriage of th rir daughter. Gina Rena e ScaroPrn to Dwaine Ler We-a vrr. N p~ · Hil vcn. W \a Th(' WPddi11g wi! I be e~n t'\'1' 11 t of SPpt. 2L Jl 'J. p rn at the LaurPl l '!iff FrPt ' M1•1 hudist Churc h. ThP ro uplt• \\'i ll l'l '<, ick in PnmPrrl\.. Brooks-Riggs ALFRED - Pamela Higgs. Parker sburg. W.Va . and .lamPs Rrooks. Coolville. aarr announc ing thPir Pngag emrn t and J P proa(' hing m a rria gp H e is th<• son of Llovd and l {ul h Brooks. Coolvilk. and i.., d graduatr of Ea'dern Hi g h Sdwol ShP 1" J g r;1duatt• tlf Pt~rkiT'­ burg South High Sehoul ThP UIM'n l'hlltTh 1..1,;rdcl ing ~~ · ill takP plan· -\u g :n ;H -; - :ln p m at ltw Alf r{' d t'nitc'd M( •t hodl:-. 1 Church The couplt · w1ll rP.., idP in \I fred Mercer-Edwards PATRIOT- Announcement is being made or the approaching marriage of Emogene Mrrrer and Fremont Edwards , both of Patriot Paulsen-Parsons Clark-Morehead GIN!\ R. SCI\RBERRY. DW.>\l:'IIE L. "E ,\VER Tho opr n church wedding will br held on Sep t. 2 at 1.10 p.m . at thr Patri ot M ethodt sl Ch urctr. A reception will follow at ltrc Mason ic L odge Hallin Patriot. Mrs_ H. Denwl CoPg!Pin and Mrs_ noro thy Clark. Pomp~·u_v . Morehead graduated from Parkl•rsburg South High School, served four years in the United States ~avy and Is emp loved at Rrntal King in Gallipolis as acco unts m cw ager . He is thr grandson of Mr s. Mabel Roll\' · son. Walker , W.\' a. Wedding plan' arr incom plete. M rDDLEPOR T- Mrs. Phy llis Clark . Middleport , Is announcing the engagement of her daught er. \ata lie Ann Clark . to Paul Frrdertck Morehead Jr, so n of Mr and Mr s. Paul F . Morrhrad. ~l t nrral Wells. W.\' a. Miss Cl ark is a gradual<' of Meigs High Sc hool and i s rm plo;rd at Hill' s in Ca lllpnlis. ~ hr is the granddaughter of Mr and \'I ~ TOr-i - Mr and Mrs. Karl M . Pauls<.•n. Sr . announc f' thr cngagemrn 1 anc.l approac hi ng marriagt' of thl'il daugh1Pr. Karol Leigh Pau l sen. to Corev Allen Parson s, son of Mr. and M rs. Jac k P ar sons of \'lntnn . The open c hurch wedding wil l take p lace Sep t. 1 at 12· .10 p .m at the St. Louis Ca thol ic Church. A receptiOn will follow at the Elk' s Kindergarten assignments made RAC I NE- T he Southern L u cal Srhool_ Board has a nnounrr d ! he followtng class il ssign m t• nt s for .kindrrgarlrn within th(' d1stnct .. . Morning rla ss: Justin Al lrn. HPa thrr Babic. Brandon Bo· wl ing , Brian B r own . Mind~· l'hancey. Rache l Chapman . Ro si <.' ChPvalirr. Hopt' fhpvaliPr. J ustin Connol!\" , Crystal Cott rill. Jimm~ l.!'l' Eakins. Mariam El Dt•baja. Brittanv F'ortun{', Jordan H i ll . T im m y Jom•s. Eva KisPr . .J pnny La rsen. Am _v Lre. Margit l' c i.Pm lev . Rt·i11a n 1 MrNPrly . .r\mbrr Mills . Tiffan£'~ Patt('r so n. Anclrrv.: Ph ilson . Charli(' H1 r h:Hd s. Tomm.'· ShPp · pdrd, Brandon Sm 1th . .Jim Stnn lr ~·. E3 ri Stan lc.\·, .knnifrrSU'pp . Tommv Theiss. Con Van Reeth. Sa ra Vin ing a nd Mi .kc WamsiC'\' Afte rnoon Clilss : Jesse Allen. BPCk\ Allr\', Amber 13ake r Brig!;l!r B ou :nPs . .Jrss ica Durris: Shani' Rutlrr. MPgan Com bs, Rrillan\' Da,·is . .Jarrd Di lcher, Holly f.\'an s, Dadd GIOPrknrr . · i'ara Ha rrr' .INi H i ll. Brandt I.anr. RPbrcra I.<Jwrrncr . Rill\' .I de Marnhout, Strvrn M rGr ~ ~ Cod\' M('Klnnr\'. Amandt.J Milll' r: Ash.lr:,.· MillN. ·Malthrw Milliron, Alan :vtoon'. Megan :\loorP. Mi kir Myers. Zac h Pi ckett. llrent Randolph .. Jos h Smilh. Jpnnifrr Walker. Rooo ir Wedd le. Ste phanif' Wilson and Dan•v Wolf t' Schools in thr Southf'rn Loci! I Sc ho o l Di strirt wi ll orwn on Monda~· Bu~ rou iPs wi ll run o n thr sa ml' schr·du!t' JS last yt•ar . Lodge ThP bride-eiPCt is a gradua tf'o f Callie Academ v ~ilgh School and h employed at .Hoizer.Ciini c. Parsons is a gradua tP ot Ga lli a Academ,· Hi gil School and h employPd at Pat Hill Chrysln. Nutrition propram ret in Gal/ipokr GALLIPOLIS - Thr Galli<> Cou nt y Hea lth Departme nt will bP offf'ri ng a one-hour nutr ition program cal lrd "S hop Smart. FJt Sm art " Au g . ;m I rom 11 a .m . to 12 noon in the sf'f·ond f loor rn{'i'lin g room uf tfw (~Jllia Cou nty Court llou sl' . Bring <1 lunch ~tnd ;~ ftit•nd .1nd find u\Jt how you c a n bt.'('IJfnl' a '-ll ldl ll' r . hralthirr <>hopp1'r User ·friendly ln computer language, ~ uscr ­ fnendl( means the hardware or software rs designed to help people beeorne farmliar with their computer Usually il rnclude s simp le and easy to-follow instructions. explains The World Almanac BACK·TO·SCHOOL SNEAKERS 0 SAVE /o TO Roach-Baker GALI.!POLIS - Paml'!a Ann Baker and Jeffrev Alan Roarh ce lf'bra trd thrir ·wrdding in d crrPmon ,v on .Jun<' 2:l at c.: ra ct' Unitrd M ethodr sl Church Tlwv wen• united in mdrria gP bv Rt·\·. .Joseph Hdnl'r. · Th e bride is thr • daught er of Warn: n Baker, of Ripley·, W .\'a, and Adda Hak<•r. of Point Plea · sa nt . V\. \ 'a ThP groom is thf' son of (;prald <.~nd Hobrrta Roarh of I ;;rtlipolis Musi r was prov!d(~ ci by piani st Elisaoeth Whi te. cousin of thr· bl'id~ · . o r~ani s t EdiP R oss. et nd solo ist.., i\<uon Sa undf'r s and Anni(' Hoach sistPr -in -law o f th P groom . Gupsr:.; 'wrrp rrg islf•n·d b\ Caroly n \A/hill' , cousin ot thP bn de . The bridP wore a whi!e sat i n d r f'SS with sequins o=~ncl honev comb sl eeves. The b<J Ck or the drrss wa s rut in a sweetheart d1· sig n and thp eat hedra! -l rngth tr; rin featured li:iee and sPqui ncd appliqups _ He r headpiece wa s a pe arl headoand with a pouf vei L Shl' carried a bouquet of wh it e roses. grepnery. baby's bre ath wi th lace ribbons ti ed in lovr knots . T he bride al so carried a handkerch ief other gra ndmoth · rr's and wore diamond and pearl f'arring s borrov.'ed fr om thf' rna 1ron of honor . T ~1~ · g 1·oom v. orP a formal blo ck luxt·di! 1-1<· had a whitl' rost• lx1 utunni l'n' with grernt·r~ l'h(• g rooms fa thn dlso worr a bi.H"k !ormal tuxf'do a ~ clicl thP hridr··.., l cilhf'r. whot>:-.coriPd ~J\" f' hi' I .1\\ ;( \ Tht• mtJ tlw r o! !hi' bric!P won' a <,!J't't't -ll'ngth i\"01'\ sa tin dn'_ ..,_., wit~! flounct'd l<t .\ 't'r s th Jt formt'd a bow 1n 1/H' llacK . ., hl' moth~ · r o! tht' groom won• a street -!Pn gth i\·orv la cr ovPriJY dress v•ith J drnp W;li ... t J-< :d£'h ffiOthf'l' WOI 'I' ;1 cn rsagt• of whitP rnsf'." ilnrl gn·l·m·r _ \ The mat ron ol hon or WJ _s PatrieiJ Matthrw s Ross. fri('nd of the br id e. Bridesmaids wr n• Am~· \\'<.~m s lc\, cousi n uf tht• bride, Harrt ta Co nnol ly. cuusin of the bridr, J<.~mir Hartt•nbach. cou si n of the groom. an d ,\nnit' Roa c h, sis tP r -i n-law of tht • groom They a l l worP ll'a ·lt'ngth gowns of aqua mist satin Ttw drPsses f ea tun·d scou p b ~w k .-; with a lxlx bow Each <'<.1 1'1' \t'd while rasPs with grPPnr·n· ;1 nd ribbo ns Flowergirl was MaggiP Hoacll. niecr of the groom . Best man was Gar~ - Roar h. orother of thP groom . Thr oth er groomsmen werP Steve Bakf'r. brothrr ot thP bridf'. Jam1P Connoll _ v. cousln of thr bri dt•. StevP \\'a l!acP. fr iPml of tht ' groom. and Tonv Whitl' . I'O U'-.i n ot the bridr. Th r men won• forma! bla ck tuxrdos. The.1· eac h had a white rose boutonniere Ringbearer was J acob BJk1·r nephew of the bride . David Baker. brothpr of till' bride, distributed pro~r ams. Mt'· Ii ssa Whitr. rousln of thr bridt '. and ((•cilia (;Q('ll. cuu!'l:n ol th{' groom. distributPd whit<' '-. ll in ros e" fillC'd with bird .-.t·t·d .JNrm\· Con noll_ \ . cousin ! lf tlw hrtd(•. a... si:.; h ' d A rrcrpt1on l ollowl'd dt 1h1 · l<! k s l.odgP in Cttllipo!r-. TIH' wPdding t':lkt· w.t.'- p n· parrd IJ\ Crctchc·n Cnnnnll _\ .. 1un t rtf IIH· Till' brid(' ami g morn r!Lik l' thrir horne in Ca lli poli s <;AI.LIPOLIS - Melinda Ra · lrll '\ lWf'J rl1t"' t hf' bridr O[ LJpnni... \urman on .Jul .\· :ll in ;-1 rPrPmnn .' · at Cal\'ary Bap tht Church . T hl' cercmon _ \ ' wac.; officiatPd lly thP He1· Paulll'hitc ThP brid{' is thl' daughtf'r of \'rim<.~ 1.. Ramey and Tht' lat(· Holwn \\' . Ram('\' of Rio Grand(•. Th(• groom is thP son of Mr. and :vlrs . Mosl' Norm an of Vinton . Given in marriage b~1 her brothN. Davtd L Ramev . thr br id e worP a gown of i\'orv sa tln with a Qul•en Anne neck line. bodicf' and sle£>ves t ri mm ed m venisP ian'. opa lpsrent sequin s and pParls . ThP gown h ad a full sk irt with a chilp{'! lf'ngth train Thl' bridl' won' 01 h1 •a dpiPI 'f' of pParls a nd flowPr s with a fin gl'r tip VPil Sht• carrit'd a ('a-;cadt• bu uqul'l of pt.•ach rosPs. wh itl' c arnations. baby's breath and pt 'a ch a mi blue ribbons Th P c h urr h w a~ d erora t rd \\"i 1h peac h and b!U(' prv.: bows. silk firesidf' baskrts. Inns with ribbons and J)('ill h cand lrs m bras ~ l'andiP sti r· k..., Ld u r.t Harni'_\ 11obt •t"!.-. . si:.;fl•t Of thl' IJridt •. WiiS rnalron Of honor. .lt' nm· Rlul', Monic<.~ Millhof and U sa .\'1 .:~ rt i n wpn• bl'idf' smaid s. ThP\. a ll worP tt'tl lrngth 1affl'ta drt'sses with filfcd bodiC('S and baS(jUI' \\'OI IS !Iint •:.; RobPrts ancl Mil!hof \UH "i' ligh t bluP drt'sscs. and B! ul' and MarUn H'Ort' pt•Jrh dr(' ... st•s Tht · bridr srnaid s all {'a tTit •cl iu1n baskf'ts of s ilk JH'iidl and IJ!ut · flowrr s ancl ribtxnr.., Th( • f lt iWt'l g1rl, Brth ll.olwrt.'-. nk· cl' of tlw bride , won · " ll' <t l!·nl.;Th !i~ tlt f ur .tll\ Uilt ' i n tt ' lt·s tt•d 1n sr!lin g n;t1h M usic n·il ! ht • p11 1\·iUI'd tn tht • 81u t· .lt•.Jn Spt'l'Ja ! BLind . Mt •ig:-. M ~lUrdclt •l IJ.md and thp :vlt•Jgs rhrt'rlt'ddt·r" will p('rfo r m Tht'I'P will also br a clog gin g rl r mon .., tra tion and .Jill Pi<'krn". agf' 1 ~. comp<"lilinn H'innf'r \rt!l al "o pPrfonn . Or & UP t;HARLES and DEBORI\H (Bachman) WICKLINE HI-TOPS LO CUTS $2300- $25oo $1ooo- $2ooo &UP &UP lhis Offer Is Freel Not Good On Previous Sale • CZ's Only While Supplies Last ALL SHOES ON PORCH ••.••...••.••.•. s§ •• s10 • Wickline -Bachman PEPPER PIKE, Ohio - De· borah Bachman and Charles - Wick lin (' wrrr marriPd rPcPnt ly at the Ca melot Pn rtv Center In Pepper Pike , Ohio. The bride Is the daughter of Phil and Marcia Bachman of Pepper Pike and the late Susa n Bachman . She Is a graduat e of Oh io State Universit y and Is a personnel officer with theCo lum· bu s Dispatch. The groo m is the son of David and Ann Wickline of Gallipolis. He Is a graduate of Otterbein Colle ge and is an operations man ager for Sherwi n Williams :\ pr in('l' .1 nd princl':-.~ t·on!t•st for age~ :~ - ~ find ; 1 kin g and qut't'n COnTE'~ I for Jg(·~ K-1'1 will bt' ilPld Tht· fin· d(~ p art mt·n r auxi lia r~ will furn is llcontainPrs A pet show will be hl'id fork id s. ages .1-1'1 v.·tth prizes awardrd to first . second, and third . To rE's rrvf' a tablP or to prrrrgistt'r for thr princr and princess, k in g and queen con t1~s t or the pet show. c all Joan Stewart at ;421421. or Kimberly Willford at 14 2 2111:1. Newlyweds? Plan your financial future res id es In groom . groomsmPn. BoomC'r, N.C. ThE' bridr is a graduate ot Ba ilt•ysv illP High Sc hool and Concord Col lege. She is a student chemist <J I lnco Allo~' s in Hun tington and is a graduatP s tudf'nt at Marshall Universit y The groom is a graduatP ol Hannan Trace High Sehoul and Ohio University . HP is a businf's ~ writer for the Hcrald -Disp<:Jtch in Huntington The\ wi lll ivf' in Huntington Wedding policy_·_ _ _ ____ The Sunday Times-SPntinPI regards w ed din g~ l if Calli a. Meigs and Mason co unties a:-. news and is happy to puhlbh wedding storh~s and photograph :.; wit hout char ge. However, wedding n('ws mu st meet genPra l sta ndards of 1i m<.•l i ness The newspapf'r prp fprs to publish acco unt s of weddrngs "' soon as po ssible aftrr the PVPnt To oe publishPd tn thr Sunda1 edition. the wedding must ha\'1' taken plac e within 60 dav s prio r to the publicat i on, and m av be up to bOO words in length. M atrrial for Along the River mu st IJe rrcieved by th e edi torinl drpart · mPnt by Th u r s d ay. ~ p.m . . prior to l hP dat e of publicat io n. Photographs of r ithrr thl' bridl' or the bridP and groom rna _\· tH' published with wedding storws. if desired . Photographs rna) be eilh<' r black and whi te or good qualit y co lor . billfold mP or l arger . Poo r qualits· photograph s will not be accepted . Generall y. snap shot.s or instan t-dl'Ve loprng pho tn.s Mt' not of aCTPptabiP qudlil \' ~JuPstions rna~' bf' din·rtPd ic. thf' editoria l dt' partmPnt fr om 1 w :1 p.rn Monday Ill rough Frida_v ;rt '" 14 t Hb ~:14~ PAT'S BEAUTY SALON 26 !TATE !1. GAlLIPOLIS First Anniversary Sale Hair Cut & Shampoo SlO.SO August 11 thru August lt Lon Trout-hening' & Soturdoy Pat O'Dell- Owner & Operotor 446-2120 Tlwn · v;Jll ,1!-,1, tw .1 l'~t r :-. huw o~nd t·ntranh mu st t)f' n•gi~ tf'rd Satunkt ~- - Truphirs ill ht ' .JI~' iHd Ptl ;.~nd othrr d\\·ard:-. will bt' givl'n for hr.s t paint. bl''-1 {'nginr. bf'" 1 intt'l'ior d nd b(·~ 1 of " huH Tht' f'\'f•nt i" bl'in g ... pon surt•d ))~ · lhl' Ru tland Fi rP DP partm f' n t ,tnd L;-rclics ,\u .l(ill~Jry IJ\· noun on 1\ A medi1al doctor who spe1ializes in the diagnosis, treatment and surgery of the eye. HOLZER CLINIC Jean A. Diueler, M.D. 1614) 44b-S421 NEW SHIPMENT •Living Room Suites •Couches •Loveseats & Chairs A good tile insurance program is a rtrst step to your secure rtnancial ruture . Let's talk over your choices. MODERN WOODMEN SOLUTIONS ~-·~ MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA A: FRA.TtRNAL ltFf. INSURANCE SOCIUY HOMt Off!Ct • ROCK ISLAND. IUJNOlS NEll MOIIISOII P.O. Ia S441 llo G....... 011. 45674 Ph. t•l41 245·93" Co. The couple Columbu s. T tw brother at the bride, and thl' young bovs in th e wedding party all wore grey pinstriped tuxedos Thr groom wore a grey fir and \'PS I while the others wore co lored ties and cummer bunds to match the br idesmaids ' drcsS<'S The best man was Keith Weddington, uncle of the groom from Pikeville, Ky. The grooms · men were Joe Moo re, Paul Rowe. and Donald Norman. The rlngbearer was Matthew Rober t.s. nephew of the bride. The trainbearer wa s Joshua Ram~y . also a nephew of the bride Th e organist was Eddie Ro ss Th P pianis! was Jean Moore ,\ rPrrptton was held following thr • wedding at l:luckeye Hill s Car"PPr ('pntrr i n Rio Grande. Assi sting wi th thf' r ake-. punch and fruit wNr BPck .v Benneff. -;htl'r of th1 • bridi.'. Donna Cuccio. cous in of thf' bridr. a.nd Pa rt y \Vpatherholt. .r rlosc lriend of the hridf•' s (amil .\ ·. Th1· br idl ' is a grildu.Jtf' ol th f' l 'ni n ·rsi t\· ul Hiu (;ri.tndf' . T hf' g1 onm is il tl!•nd i n g I ht' L n i\·er · lc..t\· uf Hi11 Cran dt' Hf' is c·m pluH·d IJ\' J\1prili<Jt IndustriPS . .J;tck:.;on Ttu· ('Ouplt• l'('sidt•s 1n Hi1i < ;r;lnd('. Robyn Blankenship of Coal Mountam. W.Va . and Lisa Tal IJert or Waynr. W.Va. Groom s mf'n werf' Tr r n1 F illinger of Crown City and Br ian Clark of Street Festival planned f'd<'h MEN'S HI-TOPS blur d res:-. of satin and lac P. Shr rar ri ed an h·orv ba~kf't and droppPd whitP and peach r OS<' prtah . Th P brid r's mothrr wun· a fluor ·lcngtlt paiP blur gown . Thr groom's motho1· worp a kn<.'P· lrngth blur floral print dress . Amy B••nnett. nrrce of the bride. rrg-istPrf'd thr guest.s. HUNTINGlUN , W~a . Myra Kay Blank e nship. daugh· ter of M r . and Mrs Arle;· Blankenship of Coal Mountain . W.Va .. and [ormerlv of H in Gra nd e. and Jim Ross. su n of Sadie Ri chie of Crown Cit y Rou tr• 2. and the late Bertie Ross. wen· married July 1 in Huntington . W.Va. Th r ceremony wa s pt'rformrd by Ca llister Valley Jr .. an elder w ith the Worl dwide Church of Cod DPbbie Roach ot Huntin gton was matron of honor and best man was John Bo ga rd Jr. of Long Bonom, Oh in. Bridrsma id s werr OPHTHALMOLOGIST (M.D.) Hl'Tl .. l~l l Th r· '!'lUnd Hut loi nd St n ·pT F1'.'di 1.·a! \~ · il l tw hl'ld St •pt 1 from IIi ,1.m torLi rk . ThNr 1.\ 1!! IJr · d fi~h fn. ganw~. {'I"J ft s, d oo r ~ll'i l t ·~ ollld l'n tt'r IJ i t111l1 ·n t Ti.ibl"" .1n' J\-,Ji lab!t · !o1 s:1 COnVERSE Ross-Blankenship N orrnan-Ramey ,JEFFREY and P/\MEL.\ (Baker) ROACH Storewide Clearanee On $2990 • $3900 JIM and MYRA !Blankenship) ROSS OE""JS and MELJ)'I;Di\ (Ramey) NORMI\)'1; I IIH • ONNlllflf S • IROS • fHfll fHN OI PRIJfoRn MS BH Au. Pllo11t 446·1405 c~o.11d Collipol_ia · ----~-----------------~ ,, "I • �Page-8-4- Sunday Times-Sentinel 26, 1990 In the service news Anniversary--- BILLY .J. DUNLAP Marine Cpl. Billy J . Du nlap, son of Herold A, and Sheri M Dunlap, both of Point PleJsanl, W.Va., has been promoted to his present rank while serving with the 1st Marine Divi si on, Twenty , nine Palms, Cal )j, A 1986 graduate of Point Pleasant High School, h e j oined the Marine Corps in September 1986 . GLORIJ\ J. DEVELLEN Navy Petty Officer Jrd Cl ass Gloria J. Devellen. daughter of L eo and Llnnle Mae Ta ylor. Route I Racine, recentlv received the Navy Achievement Medal. She received the decorat io n for her superio r p erformance' of dut y while stationed al NavJI Dental Clin ic , Norfolk, Va . mission, organization and cusA 1974 graduate of Southern toms and received special trainHi gh School, she jo ined the Navy ing in human rel ati ons. In In October 19&';, addition. he earned c redits toWILBUR T. WOODYARD ward an associate degree Navy Airman Recruit Wilbur through th e co mmunity co llege T Woodyard, who se wtfe, Sara h, of the .~rr F'orce. is the daughter of Randle and , Hr is th e son of John F. and Penny Simpson of Ga llipolis, ha s Margaret E. L ewis of Chesa co mpleted Aviation E lectri pcakP, Ohio and is a 1982 cian's Mat e Cour se. gradu at e of C'hPsapeake High During t he co urse , conduct ed School at the Naval Technica l Training ANTIIONY S. WHrn; C<•nter, Naval Air Station Mem Airrne~n Anthony S. \Vhitc has phis. Millington, T enn,, Wood - I ,I Mit and MRS. fl iRT CLONCH ' '! I ' ' ~- ~ _........ ---- - --- LARR\' and -10\ 1'1.-\RK Clark anniversary to be obser-ved MIDDLEPORT - LJ rrv Jnd Joy Clark, Middleport. will rrll' brate 1heir 25th wedding Jn nii'Pr .;;ary with a reception on Sa t ur day at the Old American Lpgio n Hall in Middleport from l to ; p,m , c hild rf•n. Tarn rd l. _,·unc,, 1-'1 ~ It • w;nt . (;;~ __ PPnm B<Hkflr·. :\(•w Ji ; I \ ' P il . W \ '<l.. and \\'1 •rHh Cl.trk ( ;o.srw l '>i n~Pr " . .I a n and K.t 1h\·. wi ll rwrfnrm at li p m Th 1· couplf' rpquPs1.<., thar giFh tw Clonch anniversary celebrated .va rd recei ved i ntroduc tory in· struc t lon requJred to perform sc hedu led malnt('na ncc on nava l graduat ed from Air Force basi<· CALLI POLIS- Mr. J nd M rs Curt Cion c h of C a IIi poli s r<'Cf' n t 1\ c!'l 1•bratf'd t hfl i r 2:,th w f'ddi n ~ Thf' eou plf' wa s u n it r d i n m<Jr ri agP on A ug, 23. 196:> i n Gallipo lis F'Prry. \\'. \';t. b~· thP RP\' h ·a n ai rc raf t including rleclri ca l and elec t ron ic in strumen t svs tcms . an nJ \."Nsa r ~ · M _V I'!"S. li on to prepJre him for further ll r is t hC' so n of Mrs. Mildred Clonch Joel lh<' lair Or vll i<' Th L·y are thP pa rr nt s o f tw o d aug htns. Lori Htubour and Amy Ci nch, both of Gallipoli s " PPcialized tra inin g on ln .str u mpn t sys tem s. Hr is a 19Rh g raduat P of H<:~ n n a n Traer Hi gl1 School D uring the six weeks. lh P airman studied thC' A ir Force m ission, organizati on and cus· toms and received spe ical train ing In human re lations , In add ition . he earned credtts to, ward Jn associate degree through the communi!) co llege of 1he Air Force . HP is thf' son of Mr and M rs . l{ona ld K While of Thurman and is a 19HR gradu atr of Southw rst · Prn High School Clonrh o f Hr ncl rrso n. W. Va . Stu ' 1s thr ddug htrr of RP\ ". a nd Mr s l \·an M .\ ·C'r s of NPw Ha\·f'n, \V Va . The co u!Jil' l'l'lbratrd thrl r anni\'ersary· with t ri p to Ha wa1 i. om ilt ~<d Thr rrrr ptJon is ho s tf'd b,v thPi r (Sarge' Kemper involved in Love and Affection program 1 Taken from the pub I icatt on West Side Thrs We<'k I Garland "~argr" Kr m1wr ..1s onf' m igh t surm ise from hi ..., nicknamf'. s p<>nt so m P tinw in ttH• UnitPdStatrs rni l it ar_\ -:m,-t•a r'> bt' PX<H'I . HP is <1 dis<:~biPd vp trr n v. ho retin•d as a F ir o..; t Sr-r·g p;ntt fr nm the US Arm) liP fought during World Wu II and Kor<'a Jncl IO Vietnam and accurrd a to ti.ll of 4K month s comba t time, While h<' " not a man who see ms com rorlil · ble boJS iing about himself. he will. i n prideful tr!'. timon:. rP gardi ng tw o Bronzr stars a nd num erou .<. mt>da ls On MaY comm(• ndati o n )(1, · Sarge" Kemper rPcci vPd .., t 1II another hono r wht' n he voa -. gJvPn . ThP Friend of Ed ucation Award fr om thP Oh iD ChaptPr rJ f thf• \atiunal SchOI Jb Publ ic Rf•lations Associa ti on Ke mper has sen·ed thl' South Wester n Cit~ · Schools b\· -. i!lin g on sevrn~ l di st ri ct ad\'i .<~ or\('<Jm mitt ePs. but h is most drdicat('d sPn icl' ha s bf'Pn to thr LO\'(' and Affrction Grandpa rent's Pro- gram at Pra irir Norton F] pmpn tar:; Sc hool. Sinn· 1~ 71. l\Pmpf'r ha s bPP n a rq;ular \ j ..;jting "grJndparr nr" ro th (' '-'l 'hoo l' .o. . fir st . -.Pco nd - and rhri d-gritdP stu dc·nt.'o. . Don .'\Jl ill('r. a dm i n !~tra l i\'f• a ... sistttnt !fJ !h f· -,u p• ·r·in!Pnc.if'nt of South ,Wrs rer n Ctl\ Schoo ls, nominatPcl Krmpf'r for t hP F'riPnd o f f: duc Jtion Award . HP has suppor tPrl ~Pm pPr in all of his ~·o lun t Pf'r Jftivllif'~ for lhP district Krmp1 •r i~ qu ick to g ivr crf'd!t to tht' pPopl4 ' who havP helped him along lh< • way llr sa id , "l'.ithuur them I hJV< ' nothin g. I am very proud of the Love and Af fect ion Crandpar , ent' s Pr og ram . and I wa nt lhf' people who J re responsible for i 1 to be named . Or, Bob Bowers. superintendent of th e Sou th , Western Cit y Schools, Is hPading up onr of the finest sc hool systems I ha vr ever SC f'n. Thf' recognition I ma y receive for an award such as thi s is no t for me. but for peop le like Don Mille r. Bob Bowers and Oonna Ca rte L " Donna Carter, principal of Prairie Norto n, said, "This program Invo lves approximate ly 3!1 'grandparent s' each sc hool year who spend two or three days a week at the sc hoo l providing love and assis tance to the ch ildren. At times, a studc•nr will need ex tra help In math or reading and a gradparent will help by tutoring the student. There are a lso times when a child may need an a ttentl ve ear, some understandIng, or a hug and the gra ndpar , ents are there for that, too , 'Sarge' has been really active In the Grandparent' s Program over the past 13 years He and all the 'grandparen ts' are wonderful with the c hildren." Carter continued. " We are bridging a generation gap here. Many of our children don ' t have grandparents or their grandpar- Pn!s li\.'f ' lar away . Thi.o., p r ogr; 1m E; i\"f'S bo 1h 1h(' Sf'n io r· cit i Len and lhl' c hildrrn J ~P n st' of tw 1ng unders tood Jnd a lso help" to Fu l f i ll Parh parti c ipan t".-; n('!'d to tw n<'f'd Pd 1-\ e mJX'I". \dW hJ s suftrrcd J strnkr ;r ntl 'il' \"f 'ra l hPart at t ~\cks, said . ·"I t l'i J bl r<;sin g fmm thP Lord rh at HI ' a llolA. s m!' 10 part ic ipat r ln th is progrJm ancl l'\'P nrvrr brr n absent unk·:-. .'- I \.I." JS ill. " Onp would not gur""· howp \·<' r . that K r m~'r has had " Ufh h!' J IItl prnbl<·m s. for hf" h as d s tal wart pn . . . turP and a cJpm(·anor thttt <"Ofl\'('\' S s l r t•ngth Th P !Jo lclnf'ss in his prr "o n u li t~' ...,n ftrn s. lwwr,·er. w hrn r\rm!X'r spPaks of thP c h il dr<' n in thr proJ;:"ram KPrTq)f'r ha s fl , ·r child· rrn of hh own who g r r w up \~·hi if· hi' h ad littl4 ' tim e to g iY< ' "A t 1lw Pnfl o f ea d 1 o., cJwol \'Par, re port ... !'\rmJ)(' J. "1h!' r hildrf•n Js k ·Lin· .\·ou Cllllling back next .\ ·!'ar '' " Ma .\"t)(' 11· s bf'('JU~P r 'i poil lhrm - I hrmg: th 1'm c and \ for an\· 'i pecial f'\"f' n l. I abn tt.~lk to lht·m - I lisl 4' n to lh('i r probll'm s ;Jnd I 'm nicf' a nd 1f' l1d4'1" wi th thPm . But v.·hrn it com"' 10 thPir l<·o., so n..... I hrlp th rm Sf'!' whNi' th< ·r ma ck thr ir mistakrs. !Jut I don' t h' ll t hrm thr a n -, w er . . . t>rcau sr thJt wo n't hPip thf' m " K r mpt'!' ~ bf'lirf in C od is ob viou slv vr rv important to him. Jnd hr IS proud oJ th1 · L1r t that he rr;~rts t tH' Bibh' dail.\ A.o., liP pla i nl _ \ ' \lo!IP d Sf '\"!' r; l l ti nli''>. "'T h1• ~H 'J\" f 'n l .\ FathPr ~ P f ' P " nw Woodyard al so rrceivpd ins true· GAR\' R. HARRISON Army Sgt Carv R. H arri son ha s arri\'t>tl for duty at L arson Harrack s. WPst GPrmanv Ha r r ison . an C'qulpm.ent rr · training al Lackland Air F'orcp Base. Texa s. Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va . Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- B-5 Concert set for Ariel CALLIPOLI S - Read the Best Seller Read the CLRSSIFIED RDS Singer, songwriter and modern-day trou· badour, David Piper , will be fear ured In co ncert at the Ariel Theatre Saturday, Sr•prember I ~> Jl 8 p,m, Th e concert is a benefll with all proceeds going 10 the Ariel Cultural and Performin g Ar ts Centre. Piper penned the well,know n ' 'Don ' t Turn You r Baek On M e'· J ballad about saving the So ldiers and Vet erans Memorial Aud it; , rlum, an 1895 opera hou se rn Newark Ohio, He Is the chairman of !he Second Ce ntury Campargn. a group he formed to save rlw Memorial' Audllorium , Piper toured the Ariel rc• cently, pulled out his guiiJr and played and sa ng a few song s and mad e th e offer lo come bar k and do the benefit LIKE TO SAVE 40°/o ON AMERICP:S #J SELLING "David' s mu sic i s from thr soul ," sa id Ar iel Ar t is ti c Direc· tor, Lora Snow ''WP 'rr lu c k v 10 have a perfo rm er of his caliber TWIN SIZE offer to help with lhP Ariel project This will be a good opportunit y for t hP<·ommun i1 v to ex perien ce !he A ri el's supj>rb aco ustic s wh en it pr<'sPn ts Da v id P ipe r. one man , one guitar ... Admission is $5 a person and ticket s are avaiiJble at Peddkls Panlry, Br un icardi Musrr· and Crimi na l R eco rd s For morr information. ca l l t he AnPI offi cr Tlw Ariel Cultural musil' al tlw l'incinnaU College ConServatory of and Perlonning i\rts Centn· was the recipient of a CHECK PRESENTEil - Musil- and " 'orked with the Cincinnati Opera C.:ompany . Koekrilz was ra\S<'d In a small town In Kentucky and studied music In Vienna which gift In memory of I he I ale Hubc•rt Korkrilz. Slwwn here presenting a chrck to .1\rlt.•l i\rtisti•· Uirt•l·tor Lora Snow , ts Peter Bl•ek of Star Bank in nnclnnatl and hl• two sons with KorkrtU's daughter -ln -aw, :\'lard a Bab(•y . llulwrt Ko(·krilz wa."i a composer, musician and a prof1•ssnr of $1199 5 .•.. S.h Only Sug. Retaill199.95 SAVE sao POSTUREPEDIC sparked a lifl•-long intt>rt•st In historic preserva tion and a lov<' of small twon life. Ills familv and friends felt a gill to lhr Arh•l would · hest <·ommi•morall' his lift•. al l4 tiA RTS _ Soviet theater performs at RG RIO GRAI'iDE - A IJ ,q ,, of theater from 1hc Sov ir! L' n lon will be prese ntPd 1o audlf'nct •s in southeas tr rn Oh io H p.m . Si.! tur· day, SepL I in the FinP and Performin g 1\rt~ CL•n tt'r at tht' University of Ri o CrandP . LABOR DAY PLANT SALE! Performin g at thP URG wi l l be the St. Pr·lersburg ThcJtPr Sc1lnn . dPd icatPd to cr rat ing a livt'l y t~n d ln t lmatl' .'i t Ugl' L'X per il'n Cl' "The pN fo rm ance THE NEW 3 STEP FORMULA FOR thrs 1>.1 Russian thra trr co mpany wi l l WEIGHT LOSS! give the people of our arp a a un ique opport uni1y to {' .1\p<'riPn ce th e crea ti ve excitement sprf•a fl . 1-WEEK ONLY ing throughout the Jrlistlc com munity In thf'SoviPI Un ion ... sa id Greg Miller , Ph D .. direc tor ol Rio Grande's flnf' and perform ing ar ts p rogram . The perform er s in vo lv ed w it h the SL Pet er sburg Th ea ter Sa lon are all profession al act ors wh o were formerly employPd by govrrnmrnt ow nrd and dirl'C tf'd thra ter companif' s. U nd(•r gla s nos t. howf'vrr . lhf' per formr r ~ a n• OpC'ra 1i ng i ndeprndrn 1 of The Lafayette Garden Center Experts in Dried Everlasting F:owers 453 Jackson Pike, West of Holzer Hospital Gallipolis 16141 446 -4848 Mon -Sa1 . 11 -6 Sola valid Aug .31 -Sep1 7 OPEN LABOR DAY MC / VISA ACCEPTED MR. and MRS. JOII"' (BILL ) BAR('liS Barcus anniversary observed CALl. I POLIS - Mr and Mr s John r fli ll r fl:m·us of GJI Iipolis .-elPbratr·cl !herr loth weddi ng ;tnn l\"f•r ..... tr_r 11t1 i\ug I ~ Tht'Y \-'.'\·n · marrird i n Claus 1rr. Oh io on A ug . 1;1. I 9:{l , and botll an• Frf'Pwill nwmlH· r ~ H<~ p t ist or Afldi s ion Chu r!' h g\tV!fapez !lJolt Mr . Ba rc u s i s a rPttrPd ('nl pJO\' PP of th f• cit~ · of (;aJiipo lls and Mrs . B a r r u ~ h (JWilt'r <tnd opPrator nf M ary'.., MarkPt Th r y ttre th e pJrrnt s or H1 c hard Barru~ ol Ga llipolb tt!HI .Joh n Barcus or Middlrporl . Tilt• Ba rr us' ;tl -.;lt ht~~·t• l\\"0 grandchildren !iJU?JJJ cSftoppG CHILDREN'S COtORING CONTEST MOMENTS TO REMEMBER! Let HASKINS-TANNER help you makr• thost' special momr.nls. \'ou will hav e o\'f'r 190 s tyles uf tuxedos to ('hoose lrom. We havt> a large selection of tht' latf'~t styles go in g l{r mpPr ha s S\'\'(' n g r · ;~ndcllild · rrn of t1i s own whom 1"'.1' trko., to SPfl <1 S of tr n as possihll· Thl'ir pirturps arr prominC'nll .\' d is· pla.\ '(•d in h i ...; hou .st · J\t •m!)f· r i... tlw son nf th{' l< tlt ' Lowf'll <Hid U lwl (.Ja c kson! J\rm pP r . cords and parts specialis t, is the son of Anna M. Shoemak er of Beverly, Ohio and Richard C Harrison, Middleport DAVID B. BEAVER Air Force Airman David B, Beaver ha s arrived for duty at Kunsan Air Base, South Korea. Beaver Is an apprentice aeros pace ground equipment spec Ia lis1. He is the son of David and Sherry Beaver of Ga llipolis and a 1989 graduate of Ga lli a Academy High SchooL ,JEFFREY D. LEWIS Airman Jeffrey D , Lewis ha s graudated from Ai r F'or<·e basic training at Lac kl and Air Force Base, Texas. During the six weeks, the airman studi ed the Air Force August 26. 1990 2 "f IN CASE OF A MEDICAL EQUIPMENT NECESSITY FOR HOME USE. CALL: 1-800-458-6844 '1k Paptr 'Dofi 'Dress Slioppc 701 SECOIIO AVENUE GAlliPOliS, OH •5631 i614)44&0066 Note : Paper Doll entries at the HOME CARE MEDICAL SUPPLY INC.. THIRD & PINE ST. GALLIPOLIS 614-446-7283 Blcenl<!nnlal Ball. OVB and the \\'Iseman Agency u"" sponsoring llr<• two hands for the ball, Saturday, Oct, 20 on the \\'est Virginia Belle, as th e concluding t'v!•n t of thr (;alllpoll-.. Bifenten- &lore also oontain dras& cui-outs Chrtdren may color and submrl the entry paper doll shown here or may use lhe larger paper doll entry available at The Paper Doll Dress Shoppe. 2 One entry per child . 3. Coloring mu st be done by Jhe chtld submillrng entry, 4. Com pleted entry mu st be broughl lo lt>l store , All entries become the property ol The Paper Doll Dress Shoppe. 5. Judges' decisions are finaL CONTEST STARTS Monday, Aug. 27, t990 and ends Monday, Sept 24, 1990. ENTRIES DISPLAYED AT STORE. PRIZES- Total of Sl~ Prtzes ftrSI Pdze (in each age category) $25 .00 slore gilt certificate Second Poze (in each age catagory) $t0.00 slore gift ceniticate WINNERS - Will be anrounced in Sunday, Sept 30, 1990 issue ot this newspaper; also posted in the store. ------------------- Child's Name _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ Age _ _ Address - - - - - - -- -- - - -- -City Date Submined Siale _ _ Zip _ __ BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL! nial ct>lt•hralion . !Offer Ends Saturday, September 1, 1990) Th r gro up. whi c h h currr ntly louring thr l ;nitt->d Stair s. wil l prrsrnt forgnlll'Tl works of nu s· sian thPatPr. in c ludin ~ pla ~ :-.. s to rirs and p()('Trl~ prf' \' i o u ~ l y fo rb idd rn in Sov i('t \ sociPty Th r prese n tat ion wi l l br i ng lifP th4 ' arti sti c s l \' lrs , trr nds. idt'as ;J nd li1crar~· h!.'r ita gl' of !h e 19111 :1 nd Parl_v :!Uth cen turies Th e group' s reperton· f or i1 " U.S. tou r mclud rs th e L r rnw nt o\ cl assic "T wo Rrot hr rs ... a p lay writtPn in t hP "t.v le of ro m<.~ntic thr <.J IC' r ; a "J {ussia n V<.~u d (' · ville." a co ncrr! of traditio nal J nd r omantic Ru -.~ ian mu sic: and se ler tiO:l'i fr om th P w ork of suc h wrstcrn artist~ as Ed warrl Albee. Har old PintPr und .!Pa n ~-------r. Cocleau . Til'kPt pricf• i s $'.!.~KJ. For more informJii on ca ll 2<:>-5353 or roll, free in Ohiu I XOII-2R2 ,R201, ex t :164 . Bicentennial Ball tickets available C:AL I.Il 'O LI S - Ti ckPIS lor the (; al lipoli' l! rre n tPnni.rl Ba l l to b(' hrld on th t' Wf'~ t \" ir~ 1 n i. 1 Sa turd .~r. Be liP. lkt . 20 . ;m·· nm\ ava i!Jbl P, dtTun1 in g lit l\L1rt\ Co rnrlt, co t'ht.ri J·m;m o f thP hail rommillr r Cos t of t h1• ti c kP ts arc $:111 pi·r person ;tnd ca n br p urehas('(t a1 lhP Bicen tPnnia l Of f ieP. ~):n St • co nd A\'r, or the C alllpolis ,\n •;r Chamber o f Commercf', lh St :\1(' St Checks should payable to thf' Comm issio n. Only be m ad< · two main drcb Df th1• ri\'f'rtJn;r1 T hr two b ;l nd '>, pupula 1 in lht· lri q;.~tr ar0a. an ' bein g ... pnn :-.orrd b\· Ohio \ 'allr\' fb nk .tnd th (' \\'i srm an l nsura ncl' Ahf'JH"Y Heprl'srntin J.:. lh t· two o.,pon<,llr<, tin ' J a mt• s L Da I lrv. prr-.; ldt·n I ;1nd c hid f'X I'CUti\·r of fi rf'r of ()\ '11 dfld Thuma" 1·: \\" isrman nf Wisf'm a n ln sura rKP r\g1•nn ·. " Wt • an · :-.o gratpful to tht · \\' i.-.;1•rno~r1 !n ~urt tnrr Agrnn· and 0\'B for !hf'ir g t'n rrnus suppM I rn -. punsurin g !ht ' t \~U out....,tand ing bands for lhf' Hirrntrnni al fla i l. Th1-. ma k es 11 po-.sih iP i or u.. ., f 0 dS '-oUJ"(' unP of I hf' mo.o., I PXC i ti n g t'\ 'f' tll <., ol tllf' P ll l lrf' HicPntf'nnia l \ 't'di' ... \"lllllllli'II It•d Curn4 '11 . 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(35 YRS) (69 YRS) (10 ·12 YRS) Open Monday Iii 8 p.M. •Professional •Dired Billing-Medicare etc. •Equipment Sales and Rentals (l('ft) , of thl' Wiseman Agency and .James L , Dalley , 1right I, president and chi ef exe cutiv e ollicer nf thr Ohio Vulley Bank. hold the flrsl til'ket printr•d fur thr• AGE CATEGORIES and ('Om pllmentary accrssorif•s to make this your SJK'clal night, $ 11119 5 PRIUS Sl ART A1 SPONSORS ENTERTAINMENT- Thoma.• E. Wiseman, NEXT TO JO ANN FABRIC ',, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 114_9<; / 1 ......... ltt~o tr .J / . . . . . __ -- '!»... "''/"' '"ll' "' -'• ...-.- . ' -,,:~ ---:::"'l$·1 MON. & FRI. 9 TO 9 p.M. SAT. 9 TO 6 P.M. SUNDAY 12 TO S P.M. -,, " 'Ch JO'!Io off •IHc ~ IIICIIIdll •lcfll ltlll. 1tllltllratl6ft1 1M llllfltMI.ct. flnt I • 11• vlllton aRty ""·==·" WEIGHT LOSS CENTER I I I I I I I �Page- B-6- Sunday Times-Sentinel August 26, 1990 Pomeroy - Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. August 26, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. -Quirks in the news- -- Hot rod patrol car turns h<•ads HILLSBORO. Ore 1UPI 1 When sheri ff's depur,· Da " n Overm a n cruises down Main Street in her while pal rol ca r wit h i t s shiny go ld shir ld on tlw door, heads turn anrl pPop lr PVl' rl applaud . No dull sedan lor l his lad y deput y. She drives a growl ing. 1971 Cor velle St ingray "'luipprd wit h siren and flashing red l ight s Th P ca r wou ld probabl,\' o un·un mo st of lhl' v('hirl es on th t• ro ad but Over m an never c ha ses bad );Uys wi l h her fl ashy wh ee ls. Shr j ust )p i s t hem rC'ad wha t 's w ri tte n across the hood and H'a r fenders: "Thi s Car Seized in a Dr ug Ra id ... Th e ca r made it s debu t i n a Fo urth of Jul y para de. "At fir st pver y bod)' was cran ing t hei r nec k s to spe wha t i t was. " said 0\'f'l' ma n ·'Then thr _ \· saw wha t was w r ittrn o n t hP fender s and applaud ." r a t r ."' 2'00 y t•ars of f atholk lll•ritagf' in (;allipoiL-t. Rt•ceiving tht• plaqu(' for tlu• Hi s torical Sodt't,~ are Mary ·\nn \\'ood ( lt•ft) and llt>nny E\' an ~ (J·i~ht I. • COMMEMORt\TIV E PLAQUE - Mick ey ,fohn son . . member of St. Louis Church, presents an officia l comnwrnorath·t· plaque to the Gallia County Historical Society. The pla1~ue th ey star ted lo The Con ·r t te was srizrd fr om d Port land coca in P dPa l Pr in 1 ~lX~l J nd tu rn Pd ovpr to t hf' \\·' as hin g to n Cou n ty Sh('ri f f's O ffirf' b.v tht· Rrgio nal Or~<Hl ii.P d r rimr N;tr People in the neu s colic~ Task Forc r. Som r tim('s sr izrd cars Jrr ust' d ror underrover work bu t usu a ll~ · th t•.v a rf' sold at a uc1 ion. with 1h(· pror(•rds going to1 dru.~-: ~ · nl1 1 1 r t•mt•n t 0\'£• r man dri\ t• .., the ' t''-11 10 ,.., choo ls <-tnd urhl·l · ga tht•r in go., Shr Is II'('QW'n ll _ , . lh<' d ri\'1'1' for :vicCruft. thr ('['imr dog , and thP Corn'ttt· is t'q ui p ped wi t h a tra i!Pr hitc h to pu l l a !J l k ing robot thai b i:-. usf'd 10 .(:i\'( ' anti -CI imt· I1 'Ciun•s to E'[('mt ' n Iat· ~ .-.chou! childrPn . Dilonardo said those build ing' could be closed Ocl . I if a pendi np bud grl cui ma teri al izes. " WhPn wf' look c.!! \Vha l wr'vr The Declara l ton of l ndrpt'n den c•· and the' U.S. Consltlul ton ha,·t· sur vi vPd thr la:-;t twol'c ntu r ics in f inr s h <:~ p P. m uc h hc1 1Pr than tht · nr ig hborh ood t hP\ v.p n · n<.~f l t·d and sig nf'd in . Sra nl )' fl' dt•r; il t uncb hau · Jl'ft lndl' jX'ndPrr<·l' HJI I with a lt•dk.\ r oof and c ru m bl ing o.,hu tlt·r .., ,\ r.wndi ng bud gl'l t 'UI L'I HJ id r lno.,p mo'i l o f Imlq.Jt· ndl· nn· :\;t t io n c~ l His tori c; il Pa1 ·k Tl ('XI ,,·intPr , par k oHici;t J.., said Fr ida\ ' l t'o,; u·n po<;s ib h· th at all Wt' wi l l hd\' P op<·n part of th is winll'l' is I ndt•ppndl' ll l 'P Ha II, 1he Li bf'rt \ 1:3<'1 1 Jnd l hl' \·h1ror·..,· ct•nt(·r. " sa id p;Jrk spokt•-.\\ornan l'-,11 hlf' l'n Dil onardo. Six of lh t· 1 ~ pJ r k bui ld ing ... t old to PX !JPCt Dnc bl ock of lnd0pendence Mall. pr ompti ng warn mgs to\'isi tors to wa l k at !h(•ir nw n r i!, k Lig ht po lr s a n • brokt'n and " some ol lh f' wf'f'd~ havt' gottPn qu itr tal l. .. Oi iona r do sa id Th P park . l ou tPd ,! \ ,\mrnr a .., rn u:-. 1 hist oric ... qua n • mil f' . i..., visitPd l hn•t._• t o four millio n fim f' .'-l a n n ual !~ b~· lor cd JPsid l'n to., a:-. wrll as 1uuri s1s frnm amu ncl t hf' BIKE WINNERS- Winners at the Gallipolis Kroger store oft he mountain bikes pictured here are shown with Susan Hudson, store manager. They are Missy Hively and Mark Coffee. The Dew the Mountains Country Cool Sweepstakes was sponsored by Pep si. By WILI.li\M C TROTT fAREt:R WITH KIDS : .fadyn Smith sa~-'" hf'l' fh ildrPn r onw Th e l nrmPr ''(' h arli l' ·.., f irst ..-\ ngPl ·s tar is HI To ron to '-. hoot ing a n 1\'l:H' mm·ic a nd l ou\.: ht•r ch ildrt' n , Ga..,.. ton . 8, a nd Sp(' R('t'rMargant. t o n loca ti on " 11 w ouldn ' t work i f I didn 't ha\·(· them ." Smi th sa id . "!\uth in g would would com<· togrt h<·r. If I decid ed 10 lea\'r l ht'm back "' home, l hP\ would n' t likr il . I wou ldn ' t l ikf' il and wr 'd a l l tw mist'rablP . " Smi th ... ay·s ·"h1· w ould co nsJ cl rr ano th rr tc it'\ 'J si on sPr iPs bt>c auSf' i t would all ov. hPr to bf' homf' in L os Angr lr•o., du rin g thP school yp ar She also w ou ld Jik P !o lr ~' thl' New York stagr agai n bu! i t wo uld compli rate hrr fam ily a f fai r s roo m uch " It 's j u st not i n the ca rd s tor nw ri g ht now b('Ca u se I 'd h<-t\'t' ru PREPARING FOR SCHOOL- Pictured here are Jo e Graham and Zachary Rice at the beginning ol school last year with the stall helping them handle their first day . Pastor honored by church CADM US - On Thu rsday . Aug. 16. members and friends of the McDaniels Cross roads Pen teco stal Chu rc h located nea r Cadmu s, Ohio. gather ed at th e Ponderosa Stea k House for an appreciati on dinner for the Pas tor Ca thern Miller . Ever yo ne had dinner and was ser ved cake made for the occas slon by Glor ia and Lind a Stan lev . Mrs. Mill er lh en opened rarcls a nd gift s. Shr was serPnd adPd b.v wor ld. Som e ~at i o n al P:1 rk St·t Ti n • ... I II'S c hargr an wdm is:-. ion ft' t' bur Dil onardo said t ha i h not !,wi ng l'o nr em pi<J I {'d for lnc\c pPnd t•nct · Park Family Planning It Makes Sense ... job Bank helps employer.r fmd potential workerr Confidential Services: Birth Control V .D. Sreening Cancer Screening Pregnancy Testing Ba n k loca 1Pd al l hP SPn ior Citize ns Center we lcornt•s employer s a nd ap plica n ts t o those present with " Fur Shr ' s a Jolly Good L ady ." Mrs. Miller has be<"n I he paslor of I he Cross roads Church off and on for 50 years She will celebral e her 83rd bi r thd ay on Sept. 13. Tho se at ren din g we re Orly n and Bel ly Mi ler. Martha T anner, Lois Miller. Virginia Shepe rd . Helen Schu g. Jewe l Miller , Ro· sc bu d and Melind a Spurlock, Ca r ol Miller. Mary WebSier . Gloria and Linda Stanley , JunIor, Opal. Ronnie and Melinda Bodm er , Charlotte Walk er , Irene Ro berts and I rvin and \\' lima PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO POMEROY : 236 E.Morn St., 2nd Floor 992-5912 8:30 to 5:00 Mondoy -Fridoy Closed Thurodoy GALLIPOLIS: 414 Se<ond Ave., 2nd Floor 446 -0166 8:30 to 5:00 Monday-Fridoy 8:30 to 12 Saturday Closed Th.,.doy ALSO : lo<koon, (heoopeoke, A!heno, (hilli<othe, Logon & M<Arthur ·:ChJri Jr·.., r\ n ~eb .. r ru niun Willl Farrah Faw (' df and Katf' .Jark !'i On . ' 'T hr\ t procl un 'rs! h; l \'t' Eas h•rn, Ky . Also in hoth ~Prvil ' t's was thP W1•st PATRIOTIC SUNDAY - A pattioti<· Sunday was held recently at the Victory Baptist('hurch in ~lddl eport lor thoS<' In the armed servit••s. Special gu"t sfl<'akt•r was (' pl. Edgar Md\inne) . Virginia :'\'alional ('ulur (; uard . Pil'tun·d ar•· Me no('a fit•ld.tii, Ed II a rm an , Marty Woodard , a nd .Juhn llarri~mL Fr·ont . ('pl. Edgar M('Kinnt'l - Judge rejects suit against band RENO, Nev . I UP I I -A j ud ge re jec ted a landm ark produ r l Jla biltt v sui ! agai nst th f1 hf'a\·y m Pta l band Jud as Pr i r~t. rulin g th a t m f'.o.,sages unin 1Pn1i onal l_ \ C'm beddt•d i n t he bci nd's musk d id not lt·a d two _\·ou ng men 10 co mmi t suir1dr Sla te Dist ri ct .Judge .Jern· Whit ehea d r~ j ecte d the $11.2 mti l ion suit Fnday by I he famt li cs of Rav mond Be lkn ap and .J amr-s Vance. who rla im r d a subl imi nal mPssagr or " do i t " on l~H' albu m "St ainPd Class" madP rhP two s hoo t themst> lves in 19R!) _ Howrvrr. thr j ud g(' awa r d ~ ·d $.0. 001 in sa nct ions aga ins t ens Rrcords. w hi ch re- lr<Jsrd thr albu m ;md was surd along w1th thr- band. on grounds il dllemp trd to wit hhold origin<.tl ma !' IPr rrrord i ngs for t hr a l bum . WhltrhPa d sa id th f' L1mil ipo., lost th Prasr " bf'fa usf' thr\· Ldli ·d to prov 1• th at d r fr n!l ;_m ts i ntrn t ionally pl<H't._•d su blim ina l mPs · sagrs on the a l burn an d t hat lhosp m essagrs wcrP a ea u sp' · of t hr su ic id e pac t bl'lwern Be lknap and Va nce. The j udgr sa id in his 'l'l·pagr rul i nf< lh al the "do i f " message heard on thr song "Bet fer b\' You. Beller by Me" was a combination of a sin grr rx hal ing on one I rack and a guitar playi ng on a nothPr trac k. Whllehea d sa id "l hP word> 'do o.,nPl"n ]_\T ics or facf' 1h1 · ptJ;..:-.J IJil it _ \ of havi n g to PJ .\ hUI-:t ' Jl llllltl\'t• cl amag t'S i n simil ar c; \ .., 1'" f-\p nnl'th M c h:c·n n.1. .l!lllrJH'\ fo r tht' Urlk ni.lp tamil\ . :-..J id h1• W.J S di...,;1ppo in l1'rl w 11 h lht• r ulm g but t-Jn•dir tr d . " T hio., ,,·i ll not h1 · lh<• la .'-.1 f'i l \C T hl'w \\'i l ll w o lhl'l''amJ suunl'l' nr lat!'r o.,onwnn(• wi l l w in Bu t :\1cK ,•nna s.tid lw do uhtcrJ there wou ld br an dJlP""l of \-\'h itt·hrad' s ru l i ng. T hr tJ.1 nd 's ]pad -. ul gt• r . Holt Ha l ton!. pra isP rl Hit • rulin g. ··,, I\ i ng 11 w.t.., a "g n·~tilLt\ · fu r .l uLI:1.., Prit •o.,l an d fo1 al l 1111 .utish ol -\rnPr ica .. "Ar ti s!.., ol cll l kirHh tld\ 'j • lrar n('d l 'no ugh in th 1~ 1r1 al !11 k now l h(Jr <.~n _, · l h ing wilh !ll p v.: ord su hli mi n ~rl· i~ likP p lay111.12 w i 1h .r .' ilick of cJ~ · nam J! t· . . H a!llirrl :-.d id 1n a tt> lt'p honf' i nh· r \'i t· w f1 om :vt ex tco. w ht •n• ht • i ~ u n \ .w.:.t l ion " Ttwrr a rP going tn lw two IJit law~· n~ wi-l i ting in till' 1ri ngo., to ru n o u ! a ! a n.\ · g iven oppurtun il\ !u ~ la p <1 lawsui t o n an _ \ dl' tisl ·· Thr parL• n ts sued .J uda.., Jlrjpq e~ nu CBS. claim ing the >u blimi nal rn cssagPs drove 1h1· you ng mrn to ma k e a suici df' pact aftc1· listPn in g to thr m us ic for s('vrra l -; m o king m;tri j uJna H. rl lo n l dt •nit•d l ht•r t• v;t •n • .111\ hid d t·n mr•o.,o.,ag l '" on thr· :ll bum Inti .H lr lli l tt•d u nd t•r t''II <Hn lna tion th :l! conlt •cl . I!HJ! h t ·t ht· orHT n · ,t had~n · c~n l c~l hu nr nu~-.. <I " mt• _..,_..,Jgt• on :rn arti.-,tic r•:qJt ' l imt ·nr llt ·lkniip . 1 ~. Jnd \'ann·. ell. l t:·,f t·rH ·d tr1 lh t• .Jud a-. ll l il':-.. 1 .1lhurn !111 IHrur.., "" tht'\ dr;1 n k ;!llrl <.,lll!Jkt•d !lld!i JUiHlLI on [)pc D !Ilk\ llf'!on· tt·a r·ing up HPI knap ·.., rntrrn ;1nd t,1ktnJ,.: ,1 '-il trrd o ff -., ll o tgun 111 ·a . rw drln pl.r\ g round . Ht' l knJp pu t t hr gun to h i..., 111r·oat and pu llr d fh (' tr i g,e(' r . klllmg h lm sC'l f i nstant! _ \ VJnn· t ht·n sho! h imst• lt - IJ lowing ,1\ ~ - .~~ ·t h r lowf'r p11r1 ion ol hio.,LwP - hut l ivt•d th rl'f' \ l ';lr" bd11n ' lh 1ng nf rompl ll'al i on" from hi -, •.n lU ncl s ' l tl \\ yt• r.-, to r 1hc- pa 1Pn r.-, ,l r.L:UI'd l hJ I "S t ~l int • d ('];~ -,-," ('Oilf ,l in s sublim in al mC' ss a ~ t ·o., a ncl othN hld drn phra s i·~ that t itll on!.' tw hrard \\--ht•n lht' at hum i-. pl~l\· rcl bJrkward . T hr.v ;thu ma i ntdinrd ! hr mas kr d mt·ssagrs CLin bf' unsrra rnhl Pd lw I ll£' su two n.o..,l' iou-. mi nd . no ma t! Pr whit'h din•c lion lh t" n•- hours whllr drin king brt'r and LARGE SELECTION form ed ... The j udge sa id lhen• was "cred ible fac t ual support from a lay wllnesss " l hal lhr ne lknap and Vancr perce ived rhr su b! iml· B ut hr s;Jid o th er .. --_J Rock of Ages offers you a choice of 6 different colored granites. Whatever your requirements may be. complete satisfaction is BBsured wrth Rock of Ages. Mon., Tues ., Thurs . 8o Fri. 9 :00a .m. 'til 4 :00 p.m. Other Houl'1 by Appointment- 446·2327 or 593· 6586 STANLEY A. 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Jr m in ;_1 "l lllg a whil1· longrr Doc!ur" o.,; 1\ ht ' nPt'd s <J s ~ ·co n d oper;t r i11 11 rw\ r v.·prk to rrpair !llt' l lJt·:tk th · ~ u s t Jinrd r igh t v.·pt•k~ <JgtJ v. llPn hP tumblr'(l from h i.'J po lo punY "Thr probl1·m has b PP il lhdt IIH' tml!urn lr;H turt•. jusl abu\'t' lhf' ! rig ht I t• IJJO\\ joint. h ~I S hPf' l\ '-, [0\-',' 10 ht._•J I. " ... .~ 1d <; Ufl~('O n .John Hullingdail' " This 1._ not u ncom mon \A-' i l h f l'iH'I ure:-. in th 1s cPgio n of l h(' f' lbow · - ( t•ntral Tr~st m GaiUpoli !li, presents St ephen Co x a first place dJ('l'k for hts 4-H pro je ct " Y ou and lour Mon(',y. " He 1 ~ a m e mb~·r of K.!'. and Sunshine Kids HI cluhs . " c ~ 8 " ..cf'enney MONEY PRO.JECT AWAUDED - Harold Thomp son , prt•sldont or We provided about 650 blood pressure and blood sugar tests free of charge and registered some 1500 persons for door prizes. Congratulations to the winners who are Shirley Hubbard, Pomeroy, a radio-cassette player; Jerry Aleshire. Syracuse, a slow cooker; Rhoda Earl. Racine, a large picnic cooler; Carol Nicholson, Middleport, ·a camera, and Barb Mohler, Middleport, a decorator clock. com bi nat ion o f sou nd s· ThP word s wrrr no t l ntf'n tl ona l!y fac tor s prompted lh c· suicid e of " th ese troubled you ng men. " . F or the fam ilies 10 co llect money. Whit ehead sa id. they would have had lo show a ··clea r. consc ious and intentional act'' on the pari of .Jud as Pri es t. Whitehead li stened to 4:1 wit nesses du ri ng 19 days of tes Um· ony. which ended Aug. 10. If successfuL the product !Ia· blllty lawsuit could have had far -reaching effects of the r ecord Indu stry, forc ing companies to (;ETTI:\(; .-\ \\ .-\ \ FH0\1 IIEI\St:LF: Dana Dt•lan)' " " ' IJe ing non -d enom ina t iOna l plus D1scover for yourself how easy catalog shopp1ng can be We distributed several hundred favors to our visitors and enjoyed seeing everyone . It' ar!' th e res ult of a ch an cp na l messa~e talkrd aho u l il hul, _\·ou k now . 11· .., not going lo h1· . " " hP "~li d " I rhi nk w t'\·~· Jll mo, ·cd on .... v GA LLIPOLIS- Come join the good . old fashioned fun of an ice cream socia l on I he front lawn of 1h0 Ga lli a Count y Senior Citizens Ct' nter. 220 Ja ckso n Pike. Ga lli · poll s. Aug. 30 from 5: 30 lo 8:30 p.m. Th e com mittee is already ~ Ia n n ing lots or entertai nment and food. The menu wi ll co nsist of hot dogs with sauce. co le slaw. onions and pi ckles. homemade a pa ren t orga nizatio n m ak rs this $5 0 0 lee cream social ! A L I th em to \rw Y or k or travel on the roC:td ~~·i t h lh(' m ... shr sa id l hmg Sm1th doesn' t C'XpC'ct to ht• doing soo n is ;1 sc hoo l. please ca ll 446-1030. 4462795 or 446·4274. The Lalesl Fashions AI Your Fingerlips teleph one t he ce nte r at •46 70011 and discuss the employmc•nl needs with th e job co un se lor The cou nselor wi l l ex plain the manner i n w hich po tential j ob' are matched with the knowledge. sk tll s and abil it ies of the applicant. The .J ob Bank is ope n Wednes · dcPi from I I a.m to 3 p.m . and Thursday and Fr id ay fr om 7 a. m to :l p. m. Sliding fee sole. No one refused servi<es because of in<ilility to pay. .-\nolhPr posit io n, dirrct ion a nd time. Fo r more i nfor mat ion on the GA LLI PO LIS- The .l ob m1 children and la kP uproot l nel ude the eoncepl of size. Dra in . c lass emotiona l co lors and shapes, num bt'rs to bee n undrr th f' d i recti on of Bar bara M oon~ and Robert a Rous h. Offirr r s to r !h is srhoo l year in cl ude co-p rrs itll'nts Paul<J Sa unders and V irk il' Mohr and secre t ar y- treasun•r Sharo n $400,000 to $800 ,1100 re du ct ion The budget probl ems haw• ab11 affec ted l hr dO\I'ntow n par k '' ap peara ncr Trre roo l !' ho.vc and deve lopmen t , development of motor skills. i ntroduc tion to Presbyt erian Chur ch. o1 Sta te St ree t in Gal lipoli s This marks the 2151 yea r th is state-approve d pre·srh ool has a heavrd up rh r pa\· in g b r icks in incl ude soc ial i he C'onlmun it.\ 1\ursrr) Sc hool. Th l' sch ool is l oca1Pd at t hf' final. DilonJ rd o sclid park olfi· llisto r i<: sitt•s in disrt·p a ir , rn a:\'· t lost> PHILADE L PH L\ 1 L'P I 1 Many thin gs are worked on thr ough the sc hool yea r. Th ey CALLIPOLIS - The sc hool vear beg ins SPp! . -lim c hild n•n of bPrn told wP ran a nti cipatr grtti ng l nrx t fi sr JI yran . W<'C'i:ln IPil wP ' rp goi ng to br i n much m OlT' di n• s trait s Parl irr l h i!-. \'Pa r .·· Oi lona r do s;Jid . Al th oug h th t> fpdna l budgPt for l ht._· comin g fi scJl ~' £' a r i~ no t cials wer r Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- B-7 Cnmmunity Nursery School begins Sept.4 oppn to t hr publ ic Wl'l't' f'los<·d las t v. intrr so thr park cou ld to ru n a full progr am th is sum mrr 1 l lnitf•d l• re!'i s lntunationa l w. Va . I 0 11 r ](lw p1 1(('' m<~kc Hair & Tanning Solooo ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-· al l lll'll~h k No A ppo intm cnls for ll atr Ca rc.. .]1111 Walk In ! 245 S:tl ons... A 11d G row i ng 1 iesta Hair & Tanning Salon® " The Affordable Salons" 322 SECOND AVE. jacro ss from the park) 446-9152 • ) 11 Hours: M·F 10·8 • Sat. 8·6 • Sun. 10-5 .. Cornp1ny, Inc �August 26. 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport - Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . DR. PEPPER 7-UP mer fun Fest!! Powell's Super ~alu 8 PAK 16 OZ. BTLS. ~imes- 'Blue collar' attitude dominates 49ers' camp • • • among new acqutsttlons 8 AM-10 PM By WILLIAJ\1 D. MURRAY 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. ARMOUR PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., AUG. 26 THRU SAT., SEPT. 1 VIENNA SAUSAGE S OZ. CAN C August 26. 1990 Ex-Brown Dixon, Smerlas STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday ientin.el Section UPI Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO 1UP!) - The San Fran cisco 49ers were once considered the team for Yuppie America, but the atUtude that runs through the ir training camp thIs year Is as blue collar as a Pittsburgh steel mill . To a man, the 4~er velerans are pushing themsel ves through the endles s training camp drills with the Intensity of a 12th-round draft pick trying to ma ke the opening day roster. Tha t Includ es the likes of quarterback Joe Montana. running back Roger Craig, wide receiver Jerry Rice and l inebacker Matt Millen. The reason for the intensity is simple- San Francisco wants to be the first team to "threepeat" in the Super Bowl era. "The best guys on this team work the hardest," said wide receiver Mike Sherrard, one or th e lat es t additions to the 49ers Impressive offensive arsenal. "JL·rry's 1Rice I work habits are incredible. He ca tches and runs In practice like Its a game." The 49ers dominated th e NFL last season , rolling to a 17-2 record and a 55·1U bashing of DenvP r in the Super Buwl As a n•warcl. thf'y face one of the mos t difficult schedules this season. The club will take on Pittsburgh, Washington. Cincinna ti . Houston . Cl eve land, Green Bay, the New York Gia nts and Mtnnesota outside its division. San Francisco's divi sion games includ e two eac h against the Los Angeles Rams. New Orleans and Atlanta . The road to a third consecutive titl e, safet y Ronnie Loll sa~s. is a difficult one. ' 'Not only has At l anta Improved In our co nference, but we al so havP to face the AFC Central," Lot! said. "Every team in that conference Is going to be tough to beat." To meel the cha llenge, the 49ers will field one of the most well-known offensive arsenals in the NFL. Montana is coming off his thlrd Super Bowl MVP performan ce and was rewarded In preseason with the NFL's largest-ever contract - $13 million over four years. Cra ig will line up behind Mont ana along with versatiiP fullba ck Tom Rathman. Two youngstprs - rookie Dexter Carter and seoc nd -year back Kellh Henderson - may give the Sa n Franl'isco offense a few new wrinkles . Carter. th e club's top draft pick, gives San Francisco a small. speedy back who can take advantage of a tired fourth -q uarter defen sive unit. Henderson showed him self a dangerous receiver out of the backfleld last year . H1n· and John Tayl or compr ise perhap <:. th r most dangerous one -tw o widt! receiver combinalion s in th P NPI. . RicP in gpnerally considered the leagu0's prernirr receiver and Taylor blossomed into a Pro Bowl performer last spason . Sherrard. who missed parts uf tw o st>asons wilh a s low healing broken leg . has shown !lashes of the brillance that made him Dallas ' top pick in 19Hn . Mike Wilson is a depend able veteran. and rookie Ron Lewis ha s da zzled the roaching staff with hi s open fi eld abilities. If there is a trouble spot for the 49ers offense. It may be along the line whpn.• th e holdouts of center Jesse Sapolu and guard Guy Mcintyre force the 49ers to field a ma keshift front waiL On defense. San Francisco loaded up In the offseason with proven Plan B free agents. Nose tackle Fred Smerlas. cornerback Hanford Dixon. and safeties Dave Waymer and Greg Cox were added to the already -deep roster. Smer las will share the star ting chores 1n the early going with reborn veteran ,Jim Burt, while the49e rs wait to see If All -Pro Michael Car ter can return from a broken foo1. Charles Hal ey. a holdout. should man one outside linebacker spot while Bill Romanowski may n•place veteran Keena Turner as the starte r on the other side. Mike Walter and Millen will be in the middle. Loti will once again anchor the secondary which Is slowly taking shape after a series of preseason Inju ries. Broncos looking for another shot at Super Bowl title By TERRY BOTE DENVER iUPI J- Believe it or not, the Denver Broncos actually want to make 11 back to th e Super Bowl. Undaunted b~· fou r fa!IUI'C'S, including la st year's 55-Ill humili· at ion by San Francisco in Super Bowl XXIV, the Broncos say Ihey will be sa ti sfied with nothing less than an NFL championship . ''The guys may bp morr determined than rvr r ... " aid CHICKEN LEG Quarters ••••••••••••••• LB. Pork Loin ....• 1/4 L! •• • PEPSI 7-UP $1 79 $ 39 Lunch Meat ....... 1 SWIFT'S WHITE $ s9 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF $ 99 Turkey Roast ....2.~~ 2 T-Bone Steak ..... ~B~ 3 12 OZ. CANS MINNEAPOLIS rUP li - Two of the MinnesotJ Vikings· biggest off-st•asun additions wrrr har · mony anLI improv<'d relation ships Thosr were the r P~l s(lns \' ik · ings genrral manager MikP l .vnn took the playns, coaches <.~nd m.1nagement to the PPcos lli\'('r Learning Center in New Mrxico after Minnesota fai led to l iv<' up to exprcta lions last srason . " Wr an~ a high-pPrformanc e footbal l tram a t its peak." Lynn said. "Bu t if wa s obv iou s wP had L! .•• VLASIC TURKEY Drumsticks ••••••••••• LB . STUFFED OLIVES $1 09 Sausage ••••••••••••••• MOUNTAINEER LB. ROLL or 10 OZ . URI< 7l/4 OZ . MOUNTAINEER Bacon •••••••••••••••••••• 79< 12 OZ. PNG. DUNCAN HINES U.S. #1 WHITE Potatoes .......... ~~~~ CAKE MIXES $ 129 18.5 Y'S - REG. Sl. 99 Potato Chips •••••••• 10 OZ. BAG HUNT'S SQUEEZE Ketchup ..•.........J;.~z~ 99< . . .r.aJ Jl()N' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SUNSHINE • 0 • 0 • • DO$ FOOD 20LB. BAG ••• 'mJ}l(W'' •• 299 • • • • Good At Powell's Super Valu Good Week of Aug . 26. 1990 •' . .. .... PURE SWEET SUGAR 4 LB. BAG $1 19 ~:I: r,. Good At Powell's Super Valu Good Week of Aug. 26, 1990 5t;; z SURF DETERGENT 147 oz. $ s99 Good At Powell's Super Valu Good Week of Aug. 26 . 1990 . ' be Humphrey 's backup. Winder, who is seco nd on the Broncos' all-time rushing list. has an nou nced this probabl!· will be his last season . Denver' s orfensivt• line has grown fr om one of the smallest in the NFL to oneorthebiggestover the last three years. Tack les Gera ld Perry and K en La nier. guards Duug Wid ell and Jim Juriga. and crntrr Keith Kartz average t:doot -4 cmd 285 pounds. exchange for running back Hersc hel Walker. Although Walker was supposed to bl' the Vikings' ti cket to the Super Bowl. they wpre troun ced by San Francisco in their first playoff game . "The Wal ker thing has been beaten to death." Minnesota head coac h Jerry Burns said " Thi s is not a onP ·man !Pam. WP don't jus t have an I -back offen se We know what Her schel can du We know his fla ir for 'I' is excel len t. But we ha ve to im prove on hi s insid e trap running and get him mto our SWl'l'ping ;wd passin g gamr morP l believe ht: 'll hP morr of a factor this year. l'specidl!.v in thP passing game lmprovemC'nt in thr pct">sing game rests with quarterback Wade Wilson. who had a rtisi:l.p · pointing 19R9 season ·'I know I havp to bP morP conslstrn t than I was la s t season . and that means plav ing a lui llf'ltPr ." Wilson sa id . " Our offense is on \\· as good J S thP quarterback makt•-; it Two years ago I ptaved wPII and the offen sP play••d wPII . l.a sT vear I didn't and offen s ivl'l~ · \1,.' (' "truggled ." Gone from the Vikings is Tomm:v Kramrr. who ~tlong with Wil son rn•a tPd a lnn,e runnin.c: quartPrback ront r ovC'rsy Jt MinnPsota ''Th en• i..., no qtwstion th,t t quart C' I'b<H'k h t hP lJivota l po~i tinn f or U\ , .. Burn s sa rd. "Wr• nr(•d more' produ r t ion thrrf' th an ~n · ~ o t l.ts t ">P<t ~O n · Rich Ca nnon is Wilson's backup . Burn s ha s far frwer worries on defense. The Vikings have had the NFL's top-ra ted defense the !JaSt tw o yPars. hxl by a pass ru sh that p rod u c~d 71 sacks in 1989 Right end Cllri.s DoiPman led the l eague with 21 sac ks and tack le Keith Millard added 18. St i'Ong safet y Joey Browner and cornerback Car l Lee joined Dole m;HJ and Millard as Pro Bow l sr Jrl Pr\ "We're go lng to be ready to pla y and wp'vt • got to prepare them for playing against grea t pl.1yers and to play al l -ouT football. You don't tiplll!! into this kind of a sctlPdule. " Colorado's SeptPmbPr cal endar inc lud es home games again st Sta nford and Washington and away co nt es ts against Illinois an d Texas . ''Thi s team is goi ng to f ight . the re's no question about that, as wr havP somP rlar -out compt'li tors. " McCar tn ey said . ' ·Now whether thrv gf't thf' forus Jnd if the,v'rp te am -or ien ted l ikP a yC'ar ago. that chemistry has ro unvf>il itself on gamr da~' "The Ora~,ge Bow l gomr taught us thai Notrf' DamP was tTientally toug/l('r than us, and !hi _ -; y·ear's tram has l o lrarn fr om th(:l t , d r<:~w on those intangiblrs and go back ou r and regain tht• momrntum wp h<.~d la s t yrar." Colorado will start Its .r;, eason without starting running back Eric BiPnicm.\·. who was su s(X'nded for thP game becausp of his arrrst on rhargrs that hE' interferred with firemen dunng J fir e· <J I hh parC'n ts' huu sP . :Vlicharl Si mmon.., v.·i ll s tart a: tailb ack ThP Vol\ <Hl' loadrd Jnd prrhap~ .!ohnm Maj(lrs· brst sim·t· lw won co llegr foo~ I.JJII'~ na tional champ ionshi p at Pittsburgh 1n 19.1i ·' It would be ver\· prt'sump ti ous to call u.., a natio nal champion ship contender, " Majors said . " F"orustorigureintothcpicturP.wewouldrwrdt o grt al l the break s' ' Tenn('sseeended l ast season with a Collnn Howl ,·i ctory over No . lJ Ar kansas. and ha s 18 swrtN .. ., rPturnlng . But Major s. startmg hl s 2:!rd sr aso n . 1~ a co l\egr head coach, said thP Vols ' sch('d.uiP r ~ horri fyi ng Opponents includt' A.uhurn. No . I, Alabama and No. 2 No tre DamP. "WE''rr playi ng thrre o[ th r prrsra .'ion tnp fi\T teams in thE' nation,· Majors says . "W hrn v.Palld Colorado and r\otrl' n ame to our Southe astrrn Co nference schC'du l(•, wr t<lcr onr of tht • m()..,, dema nding jobs you can irna ginr " The Vols gut a big hoost whrn sopnomoJt • ta i !back Chuck \V ebb r eg a inPd .1caclem ic PI ig i bil l!\' . \\'('bb took over as starti ng t<t i lback last fall w.hr n RrggiP Cobb was dismi ssed from thf' team at midsPa son and wound up with 1,236 yards, second be' I in th<• SE C With Webb. lhP Vo ts. No. 2 In lh<· SEC i n total offen se last yt'ar. rr-turn th(•ir starting backfield "Wr should ha vp a st r ong offr nsP, but anybody \\·ho knows me v.·pl l can tr ll y ou i f I have a choice I will takf' a stronf,: d£'frn se and sol id kicking game ovt·r ;:J n r xplosi\·fl offen sf'. · · Ma j or s said. ·'We' ll need a strong rlrfrns(' starting with our first gamf' Jga!nst Colorado and il' s not like likely our defense will be as strong Ll!-i our· offPn .w was last vl'ar . Tennrs s<'f' sho uld ha\.'(' i.l bt•t In pa ':lsi ng game Th1' Vols led the SEC in ru shing last yl'ar. avpraging 2 ~tl y·ards pN gamr. but wPre sevpn th in pas sing at 163 with sophomorr Andy Kelly at quarterback . Bengals must 'put up or shut up' fini shed the 1988 season playing tn the Super Bowl. "The next step for the Bengals is a r ededication by our football tf•am to perform to thP lrvPl of 1988," says Wyche . "Our team will be good on paper, but Wl' wpre good on paper in 19&1 and failed to perform ... Wyche is looking to seven -yrar vc tNan quarterbark Boomer F.siason to prov ide a lot morr than fancy passing statistics this srason . "Boomer's tas k this year Is to be an exceptlonalleader.tobrlng h!s team to a Su!)f'r Bowl cha mpionship and nut just a statisti ca l lead in the offensive ca tego ri es." Wy che bluntly says . ''Boomer should be at peak performance ... Surprislnglv , Esi ason doesn 't have as m any rell able receivprs to pass to as he should have. "Most people think of us as being a wide-open pasSing club, but the wide recPiver position mav be the thinm•st position on our- team," admit s Wyche . ''Our two starting wide receivers I Ed die Brown and Tim McGee I arc thr only two who have veteran produ ction ." And even McGee was an "if. " since he wa s still hold lng out as of T uesday. ThP offensivP line . dt>splte th(• presence of perennial All -Pro Anthony Munoz, also could be thin In ove rall !alent this year Max Monloya and Rob Woods departrd via J'l an B fret' ngt' m'_\' and .Joe Wallrr s is questionable e~ ft er knee .sur gery . Rook ie :vi Ike HrPnnan of Notrr Dame is being !'Ountf'd nn to contribute. Runn in g back s posf' a simila r· dilemma. Jamr<> Bronk..., rPturn s aftf'r a spn sationa l sea son . but l hPrt' s no telling how lckr\· Woods v.rill hold up after ser iou s k nrP surgPr y a year ago . T he 8c·ngal s ust>d their 1 ~ 90 draft to tr v to shore up an t>rratir drff•nsr. making linetw eke r..., .Ia mrs Francis ~Bay l or\ and Bi'rnard Oark (M i ami, Fla 1 lllP!r fir st and third picks. Sa .vs Wyrlw, "The big qurstlon in 1990 is. can the Bengals stop th f' run'! Our undersl zrd drfrn sive lin e has had difficullv drfending an a ll -out r· ushing assault. We'll f 1nd out in 1990 if wr can mJkr th e nt•x t st1·p int o championship caliber dt•fpnsivf' pla~ ·.'. Suf'h .1 stJ •p v:lll lw (' aSi(•r i f nDSl' t ack!P T im Krumrie rrt urns ro form a fler hrl'il king a 1Pg in t hP I ! IR~ Super flow ) He was filr i>l·lo~· full ~ trPnglh l as t .w ·ar. Wtth ll -ve ar llnebacking vetr r Jn Heggif. Wlll iam s now retired. Wvc hf' sa~· -; linebacker s Carl Z<JndPr and .lni' Krll\· mu st 1mp ro v(' /\ detcnsi\.'£• backfield hl•adrd l>v hard-hi tting David f'ulche r \.\:a..., f'X ppct rd to hr a strong point. but a season -rnding knre lnjur~ to cornerbac k E ric Thomas and a holdout by lhP other corner . Lrwi s Bi llups. tJ as made the backfield a W~'ilk ar ea. While .Jim Breech and Lee Johnson r an be expected to providP dPcent placekicking and punting, the re st of the special team s havf' a long wa .v to go in 1990. /l. f!P r sPveral st•asons of horrihle special tr am s. 1hP Renga l s hired vrtl'ran special tPams coa ch Marv Oradrn to trv to shapr thin ,l!s up this yP;n Over all. Wyrh<• admits therr arP ;t lut of "unrt'r!aintles" lw<Jding into 1990, hut hr in sists thP &•ngals ha\·r thr taiPnt to bP a.s good as the ou tfit that went to the Su(X'r no"· I tn 198ll . Browns' hopes for Super Bowl tn 1990 extremely slim ·mr~······ • For the first tim<' in several years, theBroncosentera season with co nfid ence about their run ning game. Bobby Humphrey broke Int o the starting lineup in the fifth weekofhisrookieseason la st yea r and ended up with 1.1'1 yards . MorT' importiJntJy. he showed no signs of the foot probl ems that plagued him In college. Vetrran Sammy WlndN. f'n tpring his ninth ,vP<:II'. likely wlll 0 $ 69 Pudding Pops .. ~~~~. 1 PIE FILLING ~t 3/$2 oz. to bring abou t some change. We wanted to impr ove the quality of the product on and off the field . We wanted to improve the relationship betwel'n coaches and pl ayers. between management and players, and between players and players. The world is c hanging and we ca n't operate I ike we did in the pas t. It is no t the '70s. it' s th e '90s" Lv nn ra i sed the Vikings ' ex· peciat l ons last season by tra ding five players plus top draft ptcks for thre e years to Da l las in ANAHErM. Ca lif tUPil - Co lorado head coac h 8!11 Ml'Cartnev til ink s hf' has an C'x traord i nar~· team becausr his junior CJU<lr !Prb ack is far from ordi narv . " Darian Ha.E:an i s onr of !host' kinds that ha s magic." said M cCa r tnr.\ ·. whosr Buffalot•s open thr colll'gP football spa son Sunda~' against T cnnrssf'r in the Pig'iki r1 Cla ssic "WP knrw he \,-as talrntrd. but he we~<> untf's tPd la st \Pa r a! this timr. Now hp' s onr of a kind _Hr ha s an amazin g sixth sensr that othrr pla _\'(' t' S don 't hav P." Hagan r ushrd for 1,()(14 ~· ards a nd p<.~s st•d l or 1.002 in lt'dd ing Co lorado to an 11 ·1 rrc ord Thr Duffal()('s, who lost to Notn· DamP 21 ·h in thP Orange Bowl. arr rankl'd l\o . ',in th(' pn .. season coaches' poll No.9 Tennt•ssef' was (II so 11 ·1 LJ.s1 ~ t) J.son . · ·1 fee l stm ng I~· t ha! \.-\'1' legit imJ t rl~ ha vf' a good tPam.· · .said McCal'lnP\' , who ~ignrd a l S-year contra ct In liltl' .lui\ "Hll\\'f ' \ ' f'r. w(' can ill af ford to gPt somP of thesr guv s hurt bt•c.Ju sr if we do. w<'ll drop otf some By KH 'K V.\'1 S1\NT Cl'lriNNATI 1UPI1 - In ~ ~~II. it's timr for the Cim·irm ati . 13engals to " put up or sh ut up." says hrad roach Sam w~·chr . ··our hope s are high and I think just i f ia hl~' so... s<Jys Wy chr "nut wr ha ve to put up or .s lru! up. /1. tram with a good reputat in11 is on lv good if i t perform s :~nd tha t's th e task at hand . .. ThP Brngals are coming off <:l sP;t \!lll in w hlc h tlwy ta lked tl good gamr•. but playl'd a lot of bad ones CincinnJti. df'spitP a ton of publicity· la st year about its htgh -powercd and trick y "no huddle " offense. fmi shed dead l a•i! in thP 1\Ff Central division . So much for a team that had JELLO PICKER'S PRIDE APPLE or CHERRY 2 Good At Powell's Super Valu Good Week of Aug . 26, 1990 • the tea m 's weight room duri ng the offseason, and Hroncos' strength coach AI Mi ller be lieves Elway may be the strungest quarterback in th e league . Reeves sa id his quarterback 's work habi t s are a good example for his te amma tes "When you have a guy who has done as much and accomp lished as much as John has. and hr's workingashardashp'sworking, that's cont agious." RPf'\PS sa id . Tennessee, Colorado to start college football season today Wyche 99< $ 79 2°/o M1lk •••••••••• ~~L~o.N 1 LAND-O-LAKE $ Margarine .•• ~·-~~:':~2 / 1 KEMP $ 99 Ice Cream ..•. !~~~R~:!~~ 2 FLAVORITE • thatuntllwegobackandwin it." De nver head coach Dan RE'f'ves sa id. "Our team has aceomp· lished a lot over the pas t few years. but t o some people th at doesn't mean anything· · Eiway. who turned 30 over the summer. Is beginnin g his eighth season wtth the Broncos. But there have been no signs of a drop-off in eith er his skill s or enthu si am, Reeves said. Elway spent extensive limP in Harmony, better relationships catchwords in Vikings' camp 24 PAK FLAVORITE ASSORTED quarterback John Elway, who has been a part of three losing Super Bowl tea ms. " We want to go back and prove we can win it all" ThP Broncos have been one of the league's most successful fran chises in recent years, win · nlng threP AFr titles in four years . But th<• Rroneos' Super Bowlfailureshavethembranded as losers. ··we can't do an\' thing about I I I • •ft. N ~ ~I ~-------- -- ---- - -- ~ J By BOB KEIM UPI Sporl• Writer CLEVELAND iUP I I - I t started wi th "The Pass" and ended with a blowout los s in Dt!nver. In bet wren thrre werr two coaching changes, a pair or c·lassic lossflS to ttr e Denver Broncos in AFC Championship games. a playoff loss In Miami In which thry blew a 21·3 lead, and a barrage of dog bones and barking. Even though the 1980s were far more successful than the 1970s. the Cleveland Browns went another 10 yea r s without giving owner Arl Modell what he wants more than anything In the worlda trip to the Super Bowl. And It doesn'tlook like he's goi ng to get there In the fir st year of the 1990s, either. . There have been reports that Modell, who Is 65 and has undergone two coronary bypass opera lions has told head coach Bud Carson he Is to reach the Super Bowl- or else. The Browns won the NFL championship In I9&i. three years after '' Modell bought the team, and lost in NFL title games three more times before the end of th e 1960s. Modell desperately wants to gel his team back In the spotlight one more time . Unfortunately. Modell and executive vice president Ernie Accorsl haven't given Carson a team capable of making that trip . The biggest hole on the team Is In the offensive line. Injuries and retirements have left the team without any player In the same position he played last year. with the exception of Plan B free a~ent center Mike Baab, but he played In New England . The skill position p layers on offense are capable of taking the team to the Super Bowl. especially with Jim Shofner. arc hi tect of the Kardiac Kids offense of 1978-80, back as o!fenslve coordinator. But Bernie Kosar, who says he Is fully recovered from the Injuries that plagued him last year. needs time lo lhrow and so far hasn't had 11. The Brown s are counting on an improved running game with Kevin Mack eligible for the whole _ye" r and fla shy Eric Metcalf bark for a second sea son. Wide rrcelvPrs Webster Slaughter. Reggi e Langhorne and Brian Brennan fit the Cle,·el and system well, and Slaughter Is a Pro Bowl-caliber playe r. But injuries will sideline rookie running back Leroy Hoard and second-year receiver Lawyer Tillman at I he start of the year, when the Browns need to gel off to a fa st star t beforr• playing three straight games on the road from Sept. 30 to Oct. 14 . Th e d efense set a record for sacks last year and the pass ru sh should be Improved with th e deveiopmenl of tackle Chris Pike, linebacker Van Walters, and the addition of rookie Rob Burnett from Syracuse. The Browns go! rid of Car l Hairston. bu t still have AI Baker on the line for leadership. The linebacklng corps Is excellent as long as everyone Is with the learn. but Pro Bowler s Clay Mat thew s and Mike John son arf' holding out and Thai eoulrl put them behind al thP start of the year . It is tlw second ary that will undergo the bigges t change, with "Top Dawg" cornerback Hanford Dixon gone via Plan 8 and his corner brother, Frank Minnifield. embro iled in a bitter holdout that ltkely will end with a trade. Raymond Clayborn. another Plan 8 addition. will replace Dix.on, and Mark Harper will take Minnifield's left corner spot . UPI experiences computer problems As of 7 p.m . Saturday, United Press lnterna· Uonal condnued to experience nationwide compu· ter transmission problems, which precluded any transmission of lnfonnatlon ol national sporting events such as afternoon major league baseball games, golf tournaments. tennis tournaments. etc. �August 26, 1990 Page- C-2- Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant W. Va . Southwestern hands Hannan 24-0 loss • Gallipolis Blue Devils outlast Meigs 48-32 In wild shootout GALLIPOLIS Ga l lipolis built up a 21·0 ltrsl half lea d, I hen held on to defeat visit in g Meigs 48·32 ln a wild high·sco ri ng football affair on M emori a l Field Friday ntghl . It was t he 1990 ope ner for bolh schools with !han 4,000 fan s l ooklng in i n hot and hum id weather . It was a "ground vs. air game", wtth GA,HS scorin g four l imes on !he ground and Mr1gs four by passing . Blue Devil j unior lighl Pnd Cl i nl Davis tallied ihree six pointers, lwo on pass intf'rception ru nba cks and one on a 10 yard r eceplion from QB Don nit' Ha y nes . Phalln sets mark - MPigs· Shawn Hawley was un sl oppab le. catching five J eremy Phalin losses fo r 143 yards and lhree 1ouchdowns. i ncludi ng a 68·yard thi rd·quarter bomb. Phalin also hi! Kevi n Musser wilh an 81 ·yard TD strike with 5: 16 !ell to play 10 pull lhc Ma rau ders within two po inl s of !h e Blur D ev il s, 34 ·32 . The performance by Phalin, a I 85·pound j un ior , sel a new MHS learn reco rd. A t! !old , Phalin connectt'd on 1:1 of 26 passes for 271 yards (four inlercepted> and four touchdowns. The old r eco rd was held by M ike Chancey. who co mplel ed tO or I ~ for 2:17 ya rd s against V int on Count \ m th e 1986 campaign. When 1he smoke clearl'd, Gall i polis had picked up 15 fir SI downs . The Blue Devils rushed for 25-! ya rd s 1.J1 at iCmp tSI and By G. SPENCER OSBORNE Tim es-Sentinel Stall GAGE ~Se nio r tailba ck Chns Mrl zger and a swarming Soulhw · es tPr n defense were the prim e Ingredients tn the Highlanders' 24·0 vlclory over Hannan's Wild · ca ts Friday night. " We won ugl y," said Soulhw · es tern head coac h Jack James. who watched ht s troops cash In on their first offensive pla y, which pul Mel zger. a 6-2, 190·pounder who led all ru shers with 135 yard s on L4 carries, in the end zone from tw o ya rd s out on an off-guard rout e al the 9: 44 mark in !h e ftr sl quarter. After the soul h Mason squad found l i s of fense stalled in its second slraighl three-and ·oul seri es, which ended wilh a blocked pun lin heavy traffi c and th e Gal!ians taking possession al the Wild cat s' four·vard line. lhe \IB Haynes connecled on four or ni nP aer ia ls lone int ercepted ) for n:l yar ds and one touchdown. (See DEVILS on C-3) Cad m us Cornh uskers ree led off three strai ghl plays that paid orr wil h Me1 zger takin g a pilch t o th e right side fr om qua rter back Aaron McCart\ and running a sweep for a nine· yard lou chdown run lth e hosiS were ba ck ed up five yards f rom !h ei r inllial field position on an lllega l·procedu re penally I that gave !he Buckeyes a J2.0 le ad . AI no l ime were any of the Hi ghl and ers' two.poi nl co nve r · sion altempls successf ul. Wilh 9:39 le fl in !he fir st half. Soulhwestern fullback Willy Gil· bert l nlne rushes , 47 yards I, who was part of lhe coal it ion !hat cleared !he path for Metzger to run free and execu ted the High· l ande rs' ball-c onlrol offen se 1"What else could wr do after they were down'! - .Jam es ), created h is own thunde r by ' Kyger Creek pounds Federal Hocking 41-6 STE WART - Junior runnin g back Phil Bradbury ran fo r 82 yards on II carries and four louchdowns to help pu sh Ky ge r Creek to a 4Hi rout of Federal Hocki ng Friday night. This Is the third straight ye ar !he Bobca ts have beate n the TURNING THE CORNER - Southwestern tailback Chris Metzger turns the comer lor some of his game-high 135 yards against the Hannan Wildcats In the third quarter of Friday night's season opener at Gage, which the Highlanders won 24-0. (Times-Sentinel photo hy G. Spencer Osborne) Lan cers. TOUGH YARDAGE - Gallipolis worked hard lor Its first touchdown against Meigs, gaining two, one and one yards midway In the first period . Above, Maraud er defender Frank Blake (9) and a host of MH S tacklers stop Gallia's Tony Logan on t990 MARAUDER GOLF TEAM - The 1990 Meigs Marauder golf team starts the new season on Monday night In a TVC meet at the Oxbow Golf Club. Team members are (L-R) Chris Knight , Jason Hart, Jay Harris, Mike Van Meter, Coach for picture were Scott WhitluldJ , ,Jay Crl'm eans Answer to Puzzlt> on Page (. 7 and John Bentley. ACROSS Meigs golfers to begin season Monday ROCK SPR I NGS ~ 'l'h<' Meigs golf tram has been prepa ring for the upcom ing Tri ·Va l lPy Con fe r ence season wh ic h begin s Mon day, Augu st 27 at Ox bow GoU Cl ub with a nine team tourna · ment hos ted by Be lprr. Coach John Kra wsczvn' s !Pam will return all fivP sla r.trrs from laS! year's fourth place fm isher. Returnees in clude senior .Ja mPy Li llie and sophomore Jay Harri s who were se lectrd seco nd · tram ali ·TVC las ! yea r. Other leller winner s r eturnin g ar P Sf' nior MikP Van Meter a nd junio rs Phil Hovat ter and Ti m Pe1Prson . A dditional team membe r s arr sophomores Scoll Whit lalch. Ch ris Knight, J av Cremea ns and John Bentley. f res hm an Jason Hart and eighlh gradPr Adam Krawsczvn Meigs has won both prpsea son matches this season at Jaymar Go U Club defeat i ng Po in l Plea · sa ni l 58· 169and So ut hern 117·184 Aga i nst Pl. Pleasa nt , Meigs was led by Jamey Lillie with a 37, Mike Van Meter al 39. and Adam Krawsczyn al 38. In I he Southern m atc h. Jay Ha rris s hot a 31. .JJso n Jl a n a :19 . iJ : ~R. and Kra~..o,.·scl~ n Th P Mrigs go lft'rs participaH'd in thr Tri ·Country j unior pro gram this summe r wi th Harris again c apturi ng th e Parkrr Long Most Vo l uab le Go~er Award . Harri s, Harl. Kraw scz .vn, and Ti m Pf'lf'rson pla yf'd in thr' Oig " ]" Youth Cla ssic at thP A lllC'n~ Co un l n Cl ub Bill Ch il ds of l hP .Ja.v mar Golf Cl ub spon'>o rrd a lrip ro Soil Fork Lodge for lhP Ohio Ro!ar)' [;o lf Cla ssic . Pal'l ll'· ipa ti ng i n t his state tourn am ent IA'C'r<' HJJTis, Hart, Whitl at ch, Pc ler son. Ho1·at1er. Knighl an d Krav.:sczy n FERRELLGAS. a nationwide leader in the propane gas industry, is seeking an individual to perform delivery and service duties through our Gallipolis Market Office. This individual will be required to perform customer service and delivery activities to residential , agricultural and commarcial customers within the araa . Operation of a commercial motor vehicle will be necessary, so a valid Chauffauer's license is required . Interested candidates should forward resume and /or contact : FERRELLGAS J. R. Euton Market Manager 10095 US Rt. 35 Gallipolis. 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Ashcraft. who pi cked up a game· high 124 yards on 18 carries. T he Bobc at s' offense gol go in g in the rlrst quartpr wh en J it te r Gi lmore sprinted away for " 44 yard touchdown run o n th(' second play of K yger's f i r st posst'ssion . The ext r a- poi nt klck by running back Jo e Edwards pul KC ahead 1·0. Laler i n the quar ter, Bradbury scored on a six -ya rd ru n togivethevlsiwrsa 13-0 lead. T he Lanc ers' lone score camP when Ashcra ft . on Federal' s second possession. found the end zone f rom five y ards away to cu t th e Bobca ts' lead to 13·6. Bradbury sco rPd twl cP in act two o n run s of ninr and 4~ :V<Hds. wi th 11 two -point eonver sion run hy Rob C:i !more fol low i ng Brad· bu ry' s ninf'-_vard r un and Edwards' ex tr<:~ p oint k ic k f ollowing !he 45 ·yard run . Kyger Cref'k, not conlf'nt to l <'s 1with a 12-poinl hal fllm e !Pad . li1 up thf'scorrboard twi ce in the st'cond half - !he fi rs! on a lwo.yard TD run bv Brad bu ry i n the lhird quarter and a nine· yard run by Edwar ds In the fourlh the Marauder lour. Moving out on play is GAHS center Brent Simms (66). On left isGAHS fullback Gene Garnes ( 34). Closing in lor the kill on rlghtls Meigs' Burt K ennedy (65) . GAllS won the season opener, 48·32. 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I 88 Frsh eggs 89 Knot in wood 90 Small valleys 91 Occurrence 93 Coioey 95 Gravestones 97 Soaks up 98 Speck 14 Imitat ed 102 Separate 15 Neg ati on 16 Wading b1rd 17 Mountain pas s 104 Crumbly deposit 106 Energy; spirit t07 Choral 18 Abov e co mposition 19 Simpler 20 Inclin es 108 Cognizant of 11 0 Chur ch serv1ce 27 Goddess of 111 Permil s 11 2 Foray 11 4 Tell 11 6 Olym pi an Spi tz 11 7 Ventilates 11 9 Unwanted plant 12 1 Poison 122 Brealhe discord 29 Changes the order o t 31 " - th e World Turn s" 34 Brings out . e11 c1 ts 36 Old Greek co1n 38 Pre pared lor pnnt 40 Calum niate 42 Disease - sufl1 x 44 Narrow . flat board level: stea dy Pedal ex 1rem1ty Servers Speed contes l s 5 1 That man ~3 - lrae 55 Printer' s mea sure 56 Va s! thr ong 58 Meal 60 Evaluate 62 Escrit o1re 46 48 49 50 65 "~ Wilh My W1fe You Don P .. 68 Bose. e g 69 Felony 70 Sits lor portrait 72 " - and Stripes" 73 T1resome 75 Unit of Norweg1an currency 76 Belonging to Bailey o f the com1cs 77 Bazaar s 79 Connery and Penn 123 125 127 128 t29 labOri OUSly Asta1re 10 Break suddenly Tellurium symbol Ine xpe nsive cigar 'T h e ~ Trap" 130 Pretent1ous home 13 1 Sco rched 133 River in Belgium 136 Waterway 138 Aggregat1on of peopl e 140 Pays attention t4 3 " - law " t44 il<latles film 146 Short jack et 148 Intertwine 150 li berate 15 1 Scotti sh caps 153 Without au thorizati on abbr 154 Female d eer 156 Abstract being 158 Daniel - lewis t 6t Nelson ID t63 Roosevel1 10 t65 ~ Dido Gilt Shoppe t 67 Deciliter Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- C-3 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant W. Va . August 26, 1990 GETAWAY IHFt' lct;L'I' - Hannan running back J aso n Ball 124) finds making a gt•taway difllcull with Southwc•t•"n linehacker W!Uy Gilbert ( ~I) giving c hase In the third qu art er of Friday night's game. In which the Highland er s coasted to a H -0 vh·tory . (Times·S~·ntlnl•l photo hy G Spl•ncl'r Oshornf' ) q uart er - to run away wi th thl? victory. The Bobcat s will 1rv for !heir third slraighl vlcl ory when I hey hosl Wahama this Frid ay. Score by quarters Kyger Creek ... t:l 15 b 7-q 1 Fed. Hocking .. .. .. 6 0 0 :J- ti Game statisti<'s Dt"partrnenl var d ~ P a ~sin g I.' Md~ Tol al Kr F ll '2 -ll ·: q 1 ~1 '! t; -' '' Il Co mp all lniPr{'f'pllon\ ca u~ht I II Ill '!l ltl 11~ 1hrov. n f1usilin~ yar d.' Fumhii:'S rN' d to ~ 1 Pu n lin~ P<'nal 11es ' II U .i ll ..l ].l I:I (j li 'l I enter ing tht • end zonE' from two yards out The Highlondl'rS· lk ft•n.st• ('On s tantly sma shed t hrough thl' \-Vildcats' offrn~i\ · t · l inel hroughou t thr gamt'. smo th eri ng Hannan's running game to the 1un e of ~~~ .Ya rd s on 24 r ushes and shu tting down quarterback Mi· cha el Chapman . who had more yard s rush ing Ia team·hig h 32 ya rd s on 1U carrirs t t ha n pass i ng t410, 28 yardS! In addition. the James gang ca~ h e d in on t he hard hit s thry p u t on th l'irguests by scooping up thrt'l' fumble s However , it took snmL'lK'casio nal prodding fr om th e man in ehargP !"You salisfied oul l hc rc'1 KEEP BLOCKINC' "I when the defe nse al lowe d th p M o unt a in ee r s enough da yl ig ht lo churn out a few four·, five- or six-yard runs . " Th e fir s! fi ve minules kllled us," sa id Wildcal chief Curtis Kimble . ·'Their defense con fused us when th eir ta ckles wert' moved out on our ends. and when we were n'r pi ckln g up their linebacker s." Hannan did have a f ew shin in g momenl s. onP of which came w hen Chapma n picked off one or McCarly's passes wil h 3: 50 !ell i n lhe fi rs t quarler . Chapman re · I urned it13 ya rd s 10 I heW ildca t s' 43. Bul as was th e case In so many uf th e Wild ca t s' possPssion s. r are ly could l hev gPI close enough to seP t he g rass in 1hf" Pnd zone. M etzger paid On(' mun• visit to the end zo nt'. whieh camP wi th 3: 03 lefl in the lh i rd q ua rll' r on" two -yard r un off right tac kle on fourlh·and ·goa l T he score co m pleled dn cighl pla1. Li,VdltJ drive I hat saw I he lli gh landf' l s ~ J\ ' E' the dri\'E' on a 12 - ~~ar d pas \ on f ou llh · and ·elg ht from McC arl)' lo M etzgl'l th ai pul th• · bal l on the Wildcat~· SP\'('0. In addi tion lo M E'I I.ger's and Gilber t's yardage, j unior Kt'\' in Gillman . who 1raded in hi.s No. '!5 and his guard posll ion for a 1\o . .J9 and a spot i n lllc backfit'ld , p ic ked up n inr yard:, on thrN' rushes. <Jnd McC<J!'t)' h<-~d [our yards on two UHTi('s In tht ' pas s-c atchin g d('pdr tm ent. Metzger and l igh l Pnd KPi l h Carte r accountrd for McCart<-" co m pletions . Th e res! of lhl' WildcaiS · ru shing yards were accounted for by fullback Kevm BarkP r 17·16) , halfb ack Cr a1g To lli ver 12·13>. halfb ac k Jason Ball 1~ -tii and an unidentifi ed No . ll . who had six yard s on onP earn' . On this Fridav's sco,:ecard . Sou lh wesler n Wl.ll lr y fo r i l s ~econd straight v ictor~· agains1 Ross Sou th PasiN n a t Richm on dale. whilE' H annan wi ll p i a~' its fir st homr gamf' aga1n ... t Eastern. Score by quarterHan nan II II II II- II Sou th Wf' Sif'rn . 12 b h (.1-2-l Ganw stat i!lt i1·s Flrsl d n wn ~ Total y<J 1 d ~ Pa., si ng ,-<trd" c·om p <ti l ](HI ., :.'~1. 4 lfl .'Ill lnlf'l'l' rpl ion " ca ughl lhrw n :\ \ Ill l'!'> '" Ru 'itlin~ vard ~ r umtJ k " l''f'' d S\\ II ll t>pa rtmrnl ·~ 18~1 1> PPnal l l l" I .'\ 1iO 1 ~ ·~ w. Black and White Sports briefs GoH Swe den 's Ander s Forsbr<md held orr I he second round cha l· lenge of Au stralia' s defend ing champio n Cra i g Parry t o main t a in a onP-strok e lra d In t he $975.000 Germ an Open Fors· brand shot a 6·under ·par 66 Friday fo r a l wo·da y score or no. Pa rrv al so shot 66 in lhc seco nd r ound. Ameri can Rick Harl · mann 1681 and I r ishman Des Sm y lh t661 sha re d lhll'd place at J:\5. with Zimbabwean Mark McNulty a Slroke back fo llowi ng atiH A I R Air Force Five Look Great for Back To School! c _ Blue Dev";IS ... _______ i Continul'd fr om gi vi ng the (;a li!Jn s ]17 total yards in ~ lJ p l ays from scri mm a,l:!e. Othe r statistic• - Ga Iii polis rPiu rnrd kickoffs, pu nt s and pass lntrr crptions for JJ/ y·a rd s. fum blt>d lw irr and lo:---1 nonr Dav is had 5'2 rf'lurn _v <:~rds . ThP Ga lll ans wen• pr nalizPd n inr times for 90 yards Four of lhr pcnalll cs ca lled wrn· pass i n terf rrr nee Davis pu nt ed twice for hi yards and stole lhree M il S pa ssr s. 'l'o ny Can a da~ · had o nr lntPr ception. 1n HlP rushing dC'pa r tmrn 1. soph om or e lallback Ton.1· Logan paced I he (;a!llans wilh H:J yards i n 17 t rips. Gene Gar nes, ju nio r fullb ack , added 61 on 11 carries and Jason Kopark had 04 in four allempls . Meigs co llec led l h f irSI downs The Marauders were held 10 11 net yards r ushing 1~2 at tem p ts I Pha lln's pcrformanrr 11J 26 271' lefl !h e visilors wi t h 2R2 total ya rd s in <H p la)·s f rom scrimmage . Meigs picked up ll ti re lurn yards. 92 by T er ry McGuire. MH S los ! one fu mblr 1rrco· ve red by Ga llla 's DavP Sl iver· thorn ta te In I he game) . M li S was penalized three t imes for 2;, ya rd s. Phalln punted l hrec• l imps for 91 yards. Eric Hec k had Meigs' lone pass l nlerceptl on. Th e 80 points scorrd by both tra ms is a new series record . How It wt•nt Herr Is a sum mar\' nf lhP game's scoring: Da vis sci up the Gall lans' f ir s! sco re wit h a pass i n ter ception. A 38·yard pass lo Allen Ga rnes pu l 11 on !h e Meigs II . Aflrr a Meigs pena l!y. Gene Garnes cracked over left t ackle and guo I d 11: 39 ). Tim Sl one's kick spli l the uprlghls. Phalln's firs! pun t was par · tlally bl ock ed. giv in g GAH S good field pcslflon on Its own 46. Tony Logan got .14. then four before Haynes hll D avis wtlh a 10·yard st rike to make II J3.0 13:181. Slone k icked the polnl afl er. Da ve Carman and Mike Ada m turned In some excetlen l defen· stve play before Phalln' s second punt. Third lime GAH S had the hall, tilt' C ~t! ! t<ln s ma rc hed 51 yard -. in fiw' wit h GPnr Garnr "' p !J.v.., '21 -;cori ng fr om thC' two ill: II -;pcond) Again Slonr ki r kcrl ttl r point Jft Pr It was 21·0. M('i~ l' nmP~ to lift· - :\t th 1s point. Meigs lOok to t hl' ai r . From that poin t on. it wa s a di ffrrrn t ga me Phal in hil Hawln for Ill . lhrn ~1ga in ror :12 Fra nk Hl ~l kt •. l liO·pound jumor fullba ck. gn l o nP . thrPP and lh(' n ramml'd it ovf'r from lhr one ~i: O:l l. Stf'\' f' Carul hers k icked I he poinl af ter. II wa s 21 ·7 GAH S lh cn marched to !he "--eigs :!9. but lw o Haynes passes fell incomplcle. Heat h Hud son. 15-! ·pound f res hma n. go t in so me good l icks to stop I hal drive. Aided by back to bac k i 5·yar d pena lti es agal nsl the Galllans. MHS marched 60 yards In ftve pl ays. Phalin hit Hawl ey wilh a 16· va rd strike 11:02 1 for lhe lo~rhdown i following a 1/. (GAHS end s on C4 ) ALL-WEATHER Exterior Alkyd Gloss House &Trim Paint TM • Our Bes t • Durable Gloss Fm1 sl1 • M1ldew re SISianl • Over 780 Co lors 83° 0 SAVE 30 ~~~ •21 GALLON Prices In effect thru 9/15/90 WONDER-SHIELD® Exterior Acrylic Latex Flat House Paint • Our Besl • Durable Flal F1n1s h • Excellent Glo ss and Color Re1en11011 • Over 780 Color s • M1ldew res1 s1anl SAVES300 ~~~ SJ489 GALLON Prices In effect thru 9/15/90 IrS WORTH DOIIG RIGHTr CONFERS WITH QUARTERBACK - · GABS Coacb Brent Saunders coolers with GAHS quarterback Donate B1111es (1) during Friday's aeuon opener aratnat Melp on Memorial Field In GaiUpolls. GABS won In a shootout, f8.32. ' I' CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY COMPANY Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.: Saturday. 8 a.m. to 12 noon 312 6th Street 675-1160 Point Pleasant, wv I' •• • �Page- C-4- Sunday Times-Sentinel August 26. 1990 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant, W . Va . Rookie la te m odel driver Ke ith Riddle , up from th r r an ks of the Sports man division, cu ntinued to do a great job In the Network Video: Antill 5. Riddle batt led most of the race with Rolando Esparza , who a lso did a fine job in the R-10 car. Riddle went on to finis h second ahead of Andy Bond. Mike Sa mpson , Ben ny Hi ckle. Da n Morrison, Rolando Esparza, Lou Hubba rd, <:reg Ca rpenter and Tim Buckley . In victory lane a jubilant Adams reponed that he had lost his bra kes midway through the race as did Bob Crace, Jr . in the IM CA modifieds . Charleston' s Ricky Lucas defeated Parker.' burg's Kenny Johnso n tn a la te mod el hea t Esparza wa s th lrd Larry Bond in the Fa crm f'yer Lumhf'r /Wha · ley's Auto 10 reportedly broke an ax le. and Rod Eva ns and Brad Goff were in vo lved in an accide nt , whi le Bryan Wol fe in the McDonald st Ebe r's Gu ll car lost a transmisston and al l were si delined for the evening. I n the Semi-Late division Ra r inf's Chris Diddle, a flying cousin of Bob Ad ams , wagered a torrid ba t liP with Kirk Is ner f or ri ght s to victo ry lane. On th e initial s tar t pacesetter s Isner and Bobby Hill go tt angied up sending dash winner Hill to the pits on the hook alter an ensuing five -car pile-up. Diddle the n adva nced to th e front row , but Isne r got the jump and led fl ag ~ to -flag despite a ga llant effort by Diddl e In th e J .D. Drilling Rayburn Ed Clenden in was third, Jack Queen fourth, fo llowed by Darren Sm ith, Jerry Toncray. Aaron Scott, Larry Sta t hers, To ny Perk 1ns. an d [lobby Ii lli. Cle nd enin won the hea t over Aaron Scott and .lark Queen . Pa rkers burg area r atl' rK cv in H au gh t seon. •da clean sweep i n the Sportsm an division, cla im1n ~ the da sh and flag -to-fl ag victory in the IPature nrar·perfec t co ndition, Raci ne 's Bob Adams .IT . In the Doll Brothers' V 6 Chev role t powered ,\')5 se t a new trac k record of 12 :42, the n motored 111 to vic tory In itll' JO- lap late model A-main here Friday night a t Skyline Speedway . The old ma rk was he ld bv STARS •PROS reg ular Steve Sha ver of Pa rker sbu rg at 12: '>0 Ot her wi nners in Sky line's five divisions were Hob Crace Jr. in the IMCA modilleds, Kirk Isner in the Semi-La tes. Hrlan Willard In the Street ~ I O< k a nd Kev1 n Haught in the Sportsman . Bcca usP o f the heavy rains in th e ar ea ct unng th r past week Skyline Speedway promot e r ~ ow n er Da1 re ll Willie spen t many hours wo rking on thr• track to get it ready for Frid"y's raci ng. Th e rt's ult no t on ly prod uced a raceable surface. but a I rack that was near perfec t lor high spe('d rac ing . ( ;r(Og Ca rpenter won the late model dash over :\d<Jm s to ea rn the po le i n the fea ture. bu I Adams got lhP jump an d bega n a 15-lap battle th a t saw the duo go nose -to -tail at record speeds flar ing fans respon ded ln as tonishment to the full -thrott le raci ng that saw average speeds pus hing above the 1nmph mar k. A.s Adams put it, " If vou lifted tth r thrott le !. :.uu Vvl'nt backwards " In pas t per forma nces th e V -6 eng ine wo rk ed b!\'1 on dry-sl1ck type rar ing su rfaces, bu t Adams -;i lf'tH.' rd thP rn tk s' re marks abo ut th e sma l l ('ng me nut pP rfonn ing we ll on a tac ky surfa cr . FolloH·in~ a miLI -ra ct' cau tion, Adam s aga in got !lw ju nqJ on Carpe n! Pr and procedrd to la p thr r t'nnun!\ of thP li -c ar fiP ld. lapping al l but lhl' fir<..! fuur c<.~rs 1n J blls tPring pe rformance. C.lrPf' nl er hPid a strong second unt i l Lap 29 "IH·n hP and .r Lrp11f'd car tangle-d , dropping bo th Waterford grounds Eastern with 12-0 decision tn opener overcome teammate Ralph Gard ner. Gardner· .a lso of Glous ter, and Williams battled side-by side lor most of the ra ce with Williams pulling ahead at the fini sh. Foll owing Willard were Williams. Gardner , Clair Sullivan . Rick Vehan. Todd Wolle of Amesvi lle , Roger Dunlap, Bob Crawford, Harold Pickens, and Greg Ox ley . Brian Willard and Harold Pickens won the hea ts. Rutland's Rick Williamson continued to improve In the IM CA modified division, leading severa l laps of the dash before yielding to Crace. Crace rolled on for the dash win, then repeated in th e featur e over William son. Danny Szekacu s. "nd Mike Mou ghcy Next week will ma rk regula r ra cing at Skyl ine on Friday eve n lng with the upcoming September 7 date sla ted as the Vavollne "J ust Say No to Drugs " race. an Invitational fo r a ll divisions with Late Models payi ng $1,200 to win . On Friday, Sep tember 21 Skyline will' host the Seventh Annual Harves t 50 spon sored by Skoa l C'\'e nt Ha ug ht defeated up-and -co ming Rick Tra ce we ll in thr da sh with Miner sville's Mike Adkin s third . Haught, a Sl'cond gene ration dnver. burs t int o the lead on the fir st lap of the fea ture and never looked back, al tho ugh Tracewe ll sco red a strong seco nd ove r Phil Da vis In the 8-ball , Aa ron Fleming, Ron William s, Gary Bertrum, Roge r Cozad . Steve Woods. Ad kins and Gary Elder. Fr id ay nig ht was Athens Count y night In the Street Stock division as the top three spots were filled with loca l dr iving talent. Albany's Br ian Will a rd scored h is seeond straight feature w,in. aft er battlin g with ear ly race leade r Haro ld Pic kens of Parkersburg. Pickens dropped ou t on la p 12 with a fl a t lire with Willard inheriting the lead. John Willi ams of Glo uster, who also had a great dr ivr from b<:l('k in thr pack of the seco nd heat. moved from the middle of the pack In the feature to finis h second . Williams utilized th e high groove In the EZ-3 to By TOM HUNTER and SCOTT WOI.FE T-S Correspondents WATERFORD -Two touchdown runs by senior tailback Sco tt McCutcheon were the spoiler for Eastern mentor Randy Churilla' s head coaching de but as Waterford defeated Eastern 12-0 Friday night at Waterford'. The game was originally sc he- duled as a home game for thl' Eagles , bu t due to the heavy ra ins ln t he ar ea t his week. Eastern's field was st ill unpl aya ble on Thursday evening. The ga me was th en movPd !o Waterford. Eastern won the opening toss and received first. After a defen sive struggle between both tea ms throughout much of the fir st q ua n e r, WaiPrford RBScut t McCutcheon hit pay dirt on a two yard run for a touc hdown at the 6:44 mark 1n the f ir st quarte r . Tom L o on ey's ext ra point kick was bl oekPd by Ea stPr n 's J ason Hager. Wa t l.~ r ford took the P<H iy 6-0 lead. In the ssecond qua rter, Ea s t· ern QB Wes Holter tried to get the Eag le offense roll in g. Running Fort Frye posts 42-8 victory over Southern By SCOTT WOLFE T-S Correspondent RACINE - Fort Frye broke open a close 14-8 ballgame wlth22 third quarter points to score an ope ning day victory over the So uth er n Tornadoes frida y night. Fort Frye is now 1-0 and Southern 0-1. Southern, s till a young team overall, held Its head high In the first period as It battled a gr izzled veteran Cadet club that competes In the always tough Pioneer Conference to a 0-0 deadlock. Southern 's de fe nse dented i n the second round , when at the 11 23 mark lightend Tom Lay ton scored the first TO on a pa ss from Buddy Miller. the PAT kick was good for a 7-0 lead. Southern came ri ght back on a Jarrod Circ le to Russe ll Sin gleton TD pass fur ;.m 8-7 Sl'Gr"P, but moments later Cadet ful !back Keith Miller scored the first of two TDs to give Fort Frye a 14-S iead "I the hall att he5:48 ma rk . Fo rt Frye adju sted at th e ha lf and quickly turned the game around In the third quarter. stopping Sou ther n' s offen se defensi vel y, then scoring rpgu larly wi t h a hammering offen sP The Ca det s scored at 11 23 and 9 04 in th e four th quarter after shutting duwn Sou thern's of tense. Miller and Mall :'>ieedPr Area sports briefs---. I· •.• 1 I . 1., , llul•.Uil l . \kr t.6 ll .tn• ho...,h·r "!! . " >tl •·rt..., o l~r \~r U, "' \ IJ. B ~r11Prto n ~ \11•·11 t . 1.1. Luna Bath ~ \II~ HI• ' ( ( I lo ""ulh 11 nko4 u!l \on .1 t1!l.o llo•J.rfrtt• li. J5. I \m• ·l•,, II Lo11 dand ~ ' "'"" ' ' 1~.-.. idn".l U· hrnan 61111 1 \nllw u1 1\ :t\fW 13. TDI .' Iat·omh,.r (I \nl.,.np L.'J. ltllllupll '' ' ~tll. o Cl II"P'""'' I!l.uWon!ll \o ht~ohl 1~ . I Wiphu~ kll U \Ciu n' !l ' ' l ... ,.,,;u,. ' o r~ ~ \u-tlutl!"lt Hl<"h "!II ' ou ! h M I' \ ~ h 1111~ ~ Sl'Ort.' by quarlPrs So uthern .. .. II Fo rt Frye . FIRST FEATURE Racine 's Chris Diddle has been running strong on the local racing drcuUs thi s sea._,o n, gaining valua ble ex peri enct• and getting faste r each week in his first year in th<• Sem i-I.atc Model division . I.asl week in his \~l NS r,.,, Hunter education cla$.~ schPdulcd !:l lo r,tltun \tHh iP'" ~ l•• · r-• 11~·!1-1 \l1t umiiU ISt•t• SfOHES on ! -51 GAHS wins ... c.:1 1 tCnn tmuPd from m in u 11 • Ot• l;t ~ bP('<.t usP a st•ct ion of tr).!IH" ''"~'Ill ou r on Memoria l first -t'\'t•r Sl•t·ond h.llf Ph<~ Da\'lS rPturneda J!d~~ l1n .\/ _ va r ds on I hf' fou r th plR\ 11f tlt1• '>l'cnnd hrrlf ,1()· 1'2) 1!ld '.lu rw k 1ckC'd Th e point a f ter l•1 m;d\i' II 21-( U 1\.11 ·1g~ c.tm£· ngh t back with th e hH :.\ .Iitl h~1mb from Phalln to the ext ra hrokP n up b\ Dav is . It wiTh ~1 : 11 \p ft i n the buT a p.l o:;s for ll ,H\"\!'\ point" Wd'1\",l" 2H 1 ~ 1 Sa turday . Sept. 1:> at th<' (;a llia C'ou ntv Cun Club, located on Buck Ridge Roa d T hr Tuesday clas s wrll t>e held from b t o~: :lit p.m . . whill' th1· Satu rday class will run frorn ~ i.l m . to 4 JO p.m. Thrrr wi II bra l imit of 40 studPnt s p(•r class Thr dE' ad I ine to rf'g is tPr is F'r ida~·. SC'p!. i. To rP~is t l' r . c ~~~I t Ill' 0 0 Mci ntyre r ark District ollie~ a1 446-l611 . t urrcnt track record hold er and p~~ts leader 0% APR FINANCING or CASH REBATES UP TO 52000 ON SELECT CHRYSLER PRODUCTS CAU.IPOI.I S- .foh n Milhoa n's Ca ll1 a Ac.ld~m\· go lf team beg!n its Sl'J.son Mond ay at Ath en s Qualifyin g for the tram wen• Adam HrPakiJ(HJ, Sa mm~ Hamilt on, Sca li Stephen son. Shane Barton. Jimmv WalkPr and Bill Tawney. who were the top seven In a 12 man fi eld atthellna l qualifying round . 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I Au tomatic , air , cruise, ti ll , casse tt e with equal izer & 6 speake rs, lumbar seat, rear La nd au, lu xu ry equipm e nt pa c kag e, In finity soun d s ystem, lull -s ize spare, load ed wipe rJwash erfd e lrost , more . w tlh every luxurv featu re 4 door, 3.0L V6, automati c air ' ' powe r seat, windows & locks, cassette, lu ll size spare . .'11' 1aml ~ Sf nlor guard Thoma~ ll rH kt·r rtrupJII'd oul uf u hool Ohio \\ ' "''"Yi n - ~ amt•d l .;o b n R11 ICI''' sunroof . rear window SENTRA XE I one owner . t CtrL~ - Tnt.nli'l'rN'd 111M' h•·llt'f P -.1 f lat .. ,. 1u lh• hQun"d I111t. DaJiu - Traded oflt!MtVI' ta c kk> O.wt WI~! to lh• lll'tawr Bro iW'OII for a IHI draft c llott·• and a l'Ondltlo,.l dn ft c lto4ct Ia 19!111; clalmtd oft f'nllivt Ia t iii!' Mllifo Grayhtll oft walwor!f. from 1Cn.1 ~ Actlvllt'd 71 SJ .51.1 l'le 8•, "' .... 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Wlllolllhby S 0 G\baonbu f!l ZO, TIH\n ( aJv~rl 1 G0111M'n H, tln Pol1lll Puk 14 u tYH RobertBndy . - I.OOKING FOil RUNNING ROOM- Southern tailback Travis Nease (with ball i slips away from a lunging Fort Frye defender as he looks for Oallowa,y WHiland li, f.ol Y.'l"!!t 0 lt..._ PhDaclt'l,.l a Shor tly into the Eag les ensuing drive, QB Wes Hol ler a ired it ou t with a 24-ya rd pass toTE Mikf' Smith . Things wprl' starling to look th<• E"gles way On the ne xt play, Holt er rolled to his left as pressure star ted coming toward him . Holter, looking for a rece i ver, ap p0ared to have one wh en Wate rfo rd C'El.J.D. Pinker· ton pi cked off Holl er 's P"SS at th e WlldcatlO-yard li ne w1 th 2: 47lelt in th e fir st hal L At the hall , Waterford held a 6 0 lead. The scoring co lumn was broken agai n with 2· 04left in the fourth qua rter a s Scull Met' utcheon scored hi s second t ouch~ down of the evenin g on anot he r two-yard run . 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Pl"t. 1.8 i7 ~; H(l ~ n....tnn &i 5ll U.t 2 T oronto 811.1Um o.,. )~ 61 111(1 <1 , lk-i roll SM 'M IGO I~ f "IPvt!and n ' ' lilt 1(1 )I lj ltiO 10 Mllwaulr ~ 5'l 7t Ill! 15 .'-~1 \,lrd \11 ' 1).!'> Au to matic , 2.4L 138 H P engine, li lt wheel , rear defrost, tinted glass , c loc k, conso le, oower s teering. Majol'!l fty . II ll 22 6-42 l);•pl1rlm•1ll 1-" 1r~ t d oll" n " T o r,tl Rfolliii~IAU•· 2 ~. Score·board ... kiCk wa~ low II II 0- 8 K l' a~Sinj.! \, t rth Jkotford Zl. 8&)" U Brll)rooll n . Gr?enrvii'W l III II t ' lghl Eastern tra vPis Only from Ohio Valley Bank GAHS golfers to play Monday d ~·I"JOd (, ·\II S malT ht"'d ~8 y ard s in fivr p iS~ .\" \\ 1th Logan scoring fr om Porky Shores of St. Albans, W.Va. Diddle also turned in another great eff ort Friday n•ght at Skyline when he finished second for th e. seeond straight week. Diddle r uns a llayburn Chassis powered by a steel ttl6 Clwvrolet e ngine. He Is , 1,onsored by J.D. Drilling, B.• l. Adams Tong Service, McDonald 's and Fivt' Points Express. Chris is the son of Jim and I.lnda Diddle of Hadne. at ,Jackson Count:,• Ra r t•- way in Falrplalns, W.Va. Dlddled efeatedastellar li<'ld of ears for his first feature win . Diddle beat com·f' rsion fJilrd . p1tint I) aJJpt•aram~t· GA Ll.! POLIS- ThP Oh1o Ul'pdr lrn l' nl of Nc1twal RPsnun·(·'l i s spo nson ng a hunt er Pduration c lass on Tuesda v. Se pt 11 ,r nd 1-"rrldi td m;tkc 1121 11 . A r·un for t ll f"' I\\ three ratches for 41 yards Mcl>aniPl as Gamt' stat ist ics IU\ilh<>~11 Ht ,] l I .,,~ , h<l n .hHll f'~ Wa terford went on to win 12-0. an Th e ru shing lea der for the int ercepti on lo rea lly take the Eag les was T im Bissel l who had steam ou t of Southern, J6~8 alter JJ carries lor 29 ya rds . Bissell th e PAT. also sa w action at the q uarter· The Ca dets added another back spot in the secon d half, a nd _,co re In th e final e. the final being was 0 lor .1 passing. Fo r W a t e r ~ 12 R ford, Secil t McCutcheo n had 22 So ullwrn had onl y 24 yards on car ri es fo r 107 ya rd s and two the· ground a nd had R8 in th e atr TDs. Eas tern QB We s Holter for a 104 to tal va rd s with 11 first struggled through his serond downs . Fort F-rve had 2~5 Y" rds career star t and was .1 for R overall, 236 on the ground pa ss ing for 32 yards and two No i ndi vi d ual Sou thern stats interceptJons. Gas ton was 9 for20 w t'rr J\'at lab!r . pa ssi ng lor 102 yards Receiving Dclcnsively ..Jason Circ le " nd leader for th e Eagles was Sm ilh, Ho nn iP W1..1 g nPr each had nin P who had two catc hes fo r :n yards. tack l('s, wh ilP Todd Crind staff. Waterford's Er ic Md utcheon Mi chaPl Eva ns a nd Sh ane Circl e led the Wildca t rf'cei vl' rs with strong defensive s trategy, Jason Lawrence returned llPXT Wf'l'k . GALLIPOLIS - T hPrr \\'il l b~ a men' s slow -pit ch soft ba ll tournamPnt se l for Sa t urday , Sf'pt.l .tnd Su nda~· . SPpl. 2 at th(' Spruce Street field s. T he enl ry fee is S65 a nd thP team· <; ow n lt <.~lh . Aw a rd.:.. Will hr prese nted to the top two teams . for m ore inform a Tion. ca ll Ow.1 _\·nr F.\· a n ~ ;11 -4-lt) :196R or T .l a t 446-242 1 afte r 5 p.m. •··•••I '"" , I Eas te rn's each h ad Sf'\'Pil t ac kle s Slow-pitch softball tourney set ,/.,,/1 '• "" . H I '"" I /', .. , 1., 1 . did the dama ge. Ca dets head coac h Sonny Bidwell said, " We're " defensively orient ed team. We like to see our kids play wi th a lot of emotion and exct te men t." Fo r t Frye certa in ly utilize d the So uth ern plays a t Waterford prep scores II , ! . • Bisse ll Iried chipping away at the Waterford defense wi th sho r t runs. butt he Eagles cou ldn' t get a ma jor dri ve es tablished . Th<' ga me started to turn Eas ter n\ way when se nior d e fensi ve standout Doug Miller sac ked Wildc at qua rterback Brian Gaston in Waterford territory, causing Gaston to cough up the baiL The fumb le was quick ly n'eovered b;r ba c ks MikL' H offm an and Tim l1•1rn C!J illl•ntJun Fridav's Ohio ., Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- C-5 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant W . Va . • Adams, Diddle among winners at Skyline Friday night By SCOTT WOLFE T-S Correspondent 'TEWART- Power ing around a trac k tha t was August 26, 1990 Ca lli J .AIJiil: lD=e• V Ched ug out! NIKE DAVIA D KEDS o REEBOK o BROOKS o CONVERSE o BRITISH KNIGHTS D More than 1 700 students from grammar school to college are enjoying the special advantages of belonging to the Student Banking Club at Ohio Valley Bank. It's easy to join, all you need is an active account at ~V~, ,J.!Hl might already be eligible! 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Second - 992·5627 Gallipolis, Ohio �Page-C-6-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant. W. Va. August 26, 1990 August 26, 1990 Around the NFL ... McReynolds' clutch homer gives Mets 3-2 win over L.A. Raiders, Lions, Bengals, Seahawks win exhibition games By Untied Press International CHICAGO tUPII Willie Gault pulled In a 26·yard touchdown pass and rookie linebacker Aaron Wallace recorded three sacks to lead 1he Los Angeles Raiders to a 20-3 preseason win over the Chicago Bears The loss was the first for Chicago In four ex hibition games this year . Los Angeles, which got a pair of field goals f rom Jeff Jaeger, improved to 3-t With the score tied :1 :1. quarter back Jay Schroeder avoid ed the Bears' rush and hit a wide- open Gault In the left side of the end zone with I 331eft In the first ha lf. The catch al lowed Gault. th e form er Bear. to make up for a drop of a certa in TO bomb from Schroeder on the Raid er s' first play from scrimmage Schroeder played the entire first half and curnp letcd b of l:i pa sse s for 66 ya rds wl rh an in terce pti on A fl er a score les s third quJ rt er. Ja eger' s second fi el d goa l. a 31 -ya r der early in the founh . m ade the score 1.1-:1. The fi eld goa l capped a 17-play . 71-yard dri ve spearheaded by 35-year -o ld quarterba ck VInce E van s Steve Smith added a fi ve-yard touchd own run w ith 10: o:J Jeft to 'M -- Nil ili. Q 4j - - , I l . " :: LAUNCHES PASS Ci ncinnati Bengals quarterback Boomer Eslason gets prot ectio n from tackle Anthony Munoz, who is partially blocked from view bv New England defensive end St>an Smith (97), a.'i Esi:L..,on prt'parr.~o to pa."is in the fl"'t <;uartcr of Friday night's llo'FL exhlhitiou gamt' in Foxboro , M :L'"iS. , which th1• Rt•ngal.., \o\' On 13-111 . (l iPli Around rhe SEGAL . Athens, Marietta post wins Friday Footba ll teams from the Sou theastern Ohio Athletic League ope ned the 1990 seaso n Fri day night notching three victories and losing a pair of non-league contes ts . The winners includ('d Ga llipoli s over Meigs 48 32, Ath ens over Nel sonvil le-York 25-b, and Ma· rlett a edging Cleveland f :ast 20 18 . In the loss co lumn New Lex l ng ton pounded Logan 3R-6 and Belpre shut ou t Warrpn Local 12-0 Jackson playl'd at Wellston In a Sa turd ay ni ght co ntest . Marietta 211, Cleveland East 18 - AI Marietta . Ben Cunnrngh · am' s 35 yard fiel d goal w i th 26 seconds remainin g lift ed th e Tigers to a thrilling 20-18 vi ctory afler East had taken the le ad wit h e ighl mmutes left . Ea s t touchdown s were b.v Steve Rob inson on runs of 4:-1 and 35 yard s and a 17 y ard pa ss f rom Jamal B randbry 10 Lr Juanr Sm it h. Adam McKitrick sco rPd for t he Ti gPrs on an 11 yard pa ss l'mm Pal MacRae and a 3~ var d run . and also rrcovrrcd <111 I<< Js1 fumbl e to SP1 up thP winning k ick by Cunningham St'ore by quartt.·rs Cl eve . Ea s t . b II .; h- IK Marietta . ; 111 II :J-10 1\thens 25, N-Y 6 - At Athen s, Bob Bailey carried l I times for 153 yards, Including a 45 yard TO r un In the third period as the Bulldogs opened with a wi n New quarterback Bubba Lic h· trnbr rg , so n of Ohi o Uni\'('r o;; it v footbal I coach T om Li cht enherg. comp leted six of 12 passes for II i YJ I'ds a nd two touc hdown s in hi s -----SEO standings---(Opponent•. All Games ) TEAM W L P Coal Grove . l 0 .lb Ath en s l 0 25 PortsmouJh . I 0 .12 Galllpolis. I 0 4X Marl ella . I 0 20 DeSa ies. I 0 li Warren . II I 0 Meigs 0 I ·12 n OP 12 6 l3 ]2 IR R 12 iR TVC standings Log an .. 1 Jackson It II 0 0 Pt. Plea san t. II II 0 II Friday's results: Gal li polis 4H Meigs 32 Coal Grove 36 Oak Hill 12 Point P leasant -open Ports m outh 32 McKinlev 1.1 De Saies 14 Brookha ven R rol l New L exington 38 Logan 1; Marietta 20 Cleveland Ea st I X Athens 25 Nelsonville York b Belpre 12 Warren L oca l 0 Sat urday's result : .J J r kson at Wt'ils ton TVC Football Standings tAll Games) p Team W L Vinton . I 0 50 13 Belpre. I 0 12 07 Mel~s .... . 0 I 32 48 t; 25 Nel s-York . . .... 0 I Al exander .... ... 0 I 0 26 Fed -Hocking . 0 0 6 41 · Miller ........ 0 I 0 50 0 0 Trimble . .. 0 0 II 0 Wellston . . .. 0 0 Friday's results: Galllpolls 48 Meigs J2 Minford 26 AI exander 0 Belpre 12 Warren Local 0 . Kyger Creek 41 Federa l Hocking '6 Berne U nio n 50 Miller 0 Athens 25 Nelsonville· York 6 · Vinton Co unt y 50 Zane Trace 13 · Saturday's results: ,; Jackson at Wellston ,•Trimbl e at Crooksville ~ Aug. 31 games: ·: Metgs at Vinton County . •Wellston at Alexander ·: Federal ·HOCki ng at Trimble :' Miller at Belpre Jackson at Nelsonville-York or Friday's scores ~1JW W.,lh tl(, Gar HIRTriD Zl 101 1 .~ rr ... l!lboro ..II, Allr,. ll Strona:ni ltr ft. Parma Val Fol"'• It Hlrvdlert It, f011 Rqe1 I hant.o• U, Kollnd 8pr1ns f l S7l 8c~UCII• I"' U. 8J"I Nortl..tew 41 TPt'llmHII h, Tlpp Cll f J ToiSilolll U, M•mt~" 13 Tolllfo\'tltU•• II. Elhla H Tol WbHmer t l , To18tartl f 1\ug. 31 Kames: Gallipolis at Coal Gr ove Barboursvi lle at Point Plea .sant Portsmouth at Washin gton CJ J Beechcroft at DeSaies Chil licothe at Logan Marietta al Cambrid g•· Parkersburg at Athens Warren Local at Bu c keye Ja ckson at Nelsonvi lle-York Meigs at Vinton Coun l v debut l'ur t\1ht•n s. Hr con nf'c1t'd with T1 'I 1 .\' I )() no \''tn on a si.x yarci '. t r ·i l<~ • in t hp firs t q u ;Jrh 'l ;1 nd hit Stan \ 'itchnrr H i th ;~ th rt'f' \' <t rdn in fhf' final pPriorl ,lf' ssr Whf'a t 11 '.\ iH' f'O lHlli ' d fnr I hr ollwr ..\ H~ <.;ern P o n a :~ rl '. d rd run wh ill' thl' lonP Hu ckc \'t' '-(' D l'f' ca rru• on a 2li \'<H d p ;J s~ l rnm .Ir1h 11 Co rwi n to Hr a t h S ; n · ~l,l! ( ' in thC" bu ild t he Ra id<•rs· IPad to 211-1 Lions 35 , Ch leis 21 A1 Pontiac . Mi ch., rooki e Jeft Campbell returned a punt 85 yard s for a touchdown and al sc caught a 13-ya rd scorin g pass to lead th e Del roil Lions to a 35-21 l'X hl bitlon victory over th e Kan · sas Cit y Ch iefs. The w i n improved the Lions to 3-0. mark ing the first time !h ey have won their first three exhibi · lion gam es since 1957 . Th e Chiefs dropped to 0-3 - the fir st lim e In team his tory thai they have los t their first Jh ree gam es. Campbell' s two TD s in the third quarter broke the game open. The rook le wide receiver from Colorado hauled in a pas s from third -st ring quarterback E ri k Kramer and scampered 13 yard s down the left sldellnl' for !he score at ti: 4o. g iving De! roll a 28-14 lead On Kansas Clly's en suin g pas · session. !h e Ch iefs were held on downs and were forced to punt . C:a mpbp JI fielded Kell y Good lourn' s punt a! the Lion s' J5.yard lin e. eu 1 left. brokerlgh! and then sped untouched down the right sidel in e f or the TD at 9:01. Th e Chiefs cut the defl cll Jo '\5 21 at 2:36 of the fourth quarte r when St eve Pelluer who dropped back to pa ss and could not flnd a re ceiver open on first down and goa l from lhe two- dld " flip inlo th e end zone . Pr llu er wrenc hed his knl?e on the T O and was forcrd from the ga m f'. KPn Karcher took ove r on thP Chirfs· rwxt possession and led K<:Jnsa s Cit y 10 Detroit 's sPve n. whpn• it ga ve up th r ball nn down .s Bengals 1:1. Patriots Jtl - AI F'oxboru. Mas s. , nxlkil' David Rrow ndy kt • connrc tl'd o n a 2!>· ,.<Jrd f \(•ld goal 8: i R int o over · tirn t'. liftin g t he Cincinnati Ben· g-J ls to t hrir first pre·seaso n \ 'ic tor .\ ·. a tJ lO t r iumph over thr winle ss New Eng land Patriots. 1'ew En gl and . 0-3. forcedov er tim r in thP fin al m in ut e of rrgu la ti on b~· capital iz ing on .l oh n HolifiPid 's fumbl e at the HPngab ' l 7·ya rd linf' Chris William s forct ·d th e fumblr and \ ' incPr11 Brown mddt' lhl' rPeov Pr)' with J· OI left lu play f-'r )U I' pta .\ '<., la tc1·. ro okir Tomnw ll otlson h it Kit rick Tay lor with (:1 W·yard pass over thf' rnid dlf· wi th il srco nd s rr•mJ 101ng . On Cincinn ati '<; fir st possr s· , ion of t tl r o·,·l'r t i mr. '-t' IN an .JIm left upright . On the Be ngal s' next possess ion . a ~ ~y ard recept ion by Harold Gn'('n f'rom Erik Wilhelm put Clnc inn i:lli on ~evo Engl and' s 12-yard line Three plavs l~ter . Browndyke hit the game-winner, lift i ng !h e Ben gals' reco rd to 1-2. Seabawks 10, Buccaneers 3 At Seat lie, Wa sh. , John L Williams scored the game 's on ly touchdown on a t hree-yard run to lead the Sea hawks to a dulll0 -3 exhibition victor y over Tampa Bay . The Seahaw ks. 3-1. wi l l concludf' preseason act ion ne:l( t Friday nigh t a gains! the 49er s in Sa n Francisco . In four exh ibiti on games. Seat tl e has g iv en up only :12 points . Tampa Bay. 2-1. which had sco rf'd 74 po int s in wins over Cincinnati and New England earlier this month. plays at hom e Thursday against !he New York Jets. Neither team showed much offense wil h the Sea hawks gain· ing 214 total net yards and the Buccaneers 184 . The Seahawk s were content wi th short passes and off-tackle plays, while Tampa Bay's passing attack misfired throu ghou t the gamefour quarterback s completing 8 of 22 passes . Seat tie head coach Chuck Knox said he used !he game t o take a look at his yo ung running back s and to g ive hi s starling offensive line three quarters of work. The Seahawks scored the only points of the second half wh en Norm Johnson booted a 20 -ya rd field goal early in the fourth quarter for a 10.:1 Seattle lead. Tampa Bay'sdeepes tdriveofthe second half was to the Seat Ue 48 . The Seahawk s ground out 1;1 yards in 13 plays to t ake a 7-0 lead late In the fir st quar!t•r. but the key play wa s a third -down. nlne -vard pass from Krieg to Bnan Blad es for a fir st down on t he Tampa Bay seven . William s scored two play s l ater. Do nald lgwebulke kicked a 41 -yard field goal ea rly In th•· second quarter to cut lhf' Seat tiP lead to 7-3. By GI\RY SULENTIC UP! Sports Writer Kevi n McReynolds st arved himself long enough a! the pla te to gi ve Los Angeles a stomach -full of trouble. Coming into the game with an 0-19 slump, McReynolds' second home run, a solo sho t with one out In the ninth Inning, lift ed the New York Mets to a 3-2 victory Friday night over the Los Angeles Dodgers . "It's either feast or famine for me," said McReynolds . " I was just t r ying to forget th ai 0-19 sl ump, so tonight it's the feast ." With the win , the Mets c losed to within three games of the NL East-leading PI!Jsburgh Pirates, who dropped a 4-3 decision to the Cincinnati Reds. McReynolds exploded for homer number two and his 18th on !h e season, slapping an 0-2 pitch off loser Jim Go!t, who fell to 2-3. "We have to realize were going to make mistakes ." veleran Got! said . "The same slid er has been very effective for me, but th is time. McReynolds crushed II. " It was the third time th is season McReynolds hi t two homers in a game. He's jusl glad t o be hitting again. ;: " It 's been a tough road trip, built's one of those things going In to a • slump. I just go out there and hack at the ball. I've had a littieproblem dropping my right sholder. I keep tryin g to ad just." New Yqrk starter Dwight Gooden. 14-6, allowed six hits while improving his career mark to J.J 1 against Los Angeles . The r ight -hand er struck oul II and walked two In eig hl and IWO· t hlrd innings. "!was getting my breaking ball over and that helped put me ahead of the hitters," said Gooden . "A good c hange of speed makes !he fastball more effective." The win Improved Gooden' s lifetime mark agalns l the Dodgers to 131. " I guess I' ve ju st bel'n l uc ky ag ains t t hem . that ·~ .a ii . " God o ('n added. "I'm sa ti sfied that this was one of m y best ptl chl'd games coming after two losses. " . . Reliever John Franco threw thf' fin al out for h1s 30th s;:~W'. Dodger s' starter Ramon Martine z allowed six hit s ow•r st•Vt' n innings while walking one and fanning fiv e. " . . • Elsewhere Friday night i n the National Le agu e, Ctnnnnall b< at Plltsburgh, 4-3; San Diego defe ated Montreal. 2-1; A tlan ta bl ank ed Chic ago, 3-0; St . Louis stopped Houston . :J-1; and Sa n Fran cisco crushed Philadel phia. 13-2. Reds 4, Pirates 3- At Pi t tsburgh , E r ic Davis went 4-for-4 wtth a homer, and scored al l four Cinc in na ti run s to lead th e Rl'ri s. Rob Dibble, 6-J, pit ched two and one-third inn ings of relief for the w tn. Randy My ers pitched the final one and two-thi rd in nings for his 25th save. Bob Kippe r, 5-2, pitched on<•-third of an tnnlng to take the Joss. Padres 2, Expos 1 - At Montreal. And y Benes and thn•P othet s pitched a combined three-hitter to lead the San Di ego Padres. Ben es . ~(' \ sO n \'i \\P I) 1, II 1\- Athen s.. 7 h 11 L - ~ ~1 :-.i<•w I.RxinRton 3X, Lo~a n h 1; - $}99 ~~ Free Options • Sale Ends Dec. 31 TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 Sec:. Ave. Gallipolis, 0~ . 4.8°/o A.P.R. FiDan(ing HOLZER CLINIC 48 MONTHS TAX & TITLE NOT INCLUDED CONGRATULATES A GREAT 1990 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR We were proud to provide a booth and participate as a local livestock buyer. Claret Red 7 Panenger V·6 Engine Auto. Tran<miuion AM /F M Cauette Roof Bo<k Air Conditioner. 4 MORE VANS IN STOCK WITH SAVINGS UP TO S2SOO.OO ... 1990 DODGE DA • 3. 9 Liter V·6 Auto. Tron<minion Rear Step Bumper Tope Stripe Interval Wipers lighl Group • 11t ePc rt' s .·lh -,v ard field -goal at tempt h<l uncr•d off the goalpost s' OLDSMOBILE YEAR END Belprr 1~. l~arren 0 - A I \ ' in crnt th t' Warn·n Loc al War r i ors U:PrP b('Sf' l v.:i til ~l·V f' n turno vn ."i in a 12-0 Jo ~:-. ID nl'ighborin g Brlpn' Th e Go ldr>n r:a g ll' loul'llllow ns ( 'd iTIP on a f i\'1' .v an! ru n hv Scoll l .acari J a nd on a onP .\-'l.lnl ru n b\' Hr <HI M acC rrgo r in thf • fW{) rniddl t· qua r tl' rs . Lac ari!J c arri Pd ·;o 1itnl' S ffll' ~ L .\ 'drd s whil r th r Ea g lr dt' f(·n sf' 1orcrd Sf'VC' n Wa rno r fumhlr ~ . rPcnvp rin g fh·P. and ~ic kNI off two of 13 p a ~ s J ttPmps h\ liH · IOSf't' '-. . S<'ore h,y 1111arh•rs Bf•lpn' 11 t~ f) 11- 12 Warrf•n . . ...... 0 I' II 11- il ROBERT M. HOLLEY, M.D. FAMILY PRACTICE PAIN CONTROL CLINIC WEIGHT CONTROL (POINT PLEASANT MEDICAL CENTER) OLDSMOBILE CIERA ••• $2,000 REBATE CUTLASS SUPREME ••••• $2,000 REBATE DELTA 88 •••••••••••••••• $1,500 REBATE OLDSMOBILE 98 REGENCY •••••••••••• $1 ,000 REBATE OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE ••••••••• $1,2 50 REBATE +JIM COBB DISCOUNTS --vvvv~ Puzzl e on NOW ONLY ) 510,195\ ~- SAVINGS OF 51,746.00 1-Fiorh Red 1990 DODGE OMNI 'AM Rl A' 5-DR• :Rose eligible to apply :~ for return to baseball E nq ui r er In a stor y pubttsnco F ri day , " It 's a time for quiet. " Meanwhile. the new spaper said a spec ia l cornm il lec will be selected this fall l o stud y the ru l es of elec!lon to the Basebal l HallofFame andhowthcywoul d apply to Rose. Ed Stack , pres ident of the Ha ll and ch airman of It s board of di rector s. sa id one of th e Iss ues for study w ill be whet her a per son on baseball's permanen!ly Ineligible list. as Is Rose. should be eligible fo r election to (See ROSE on C-S) ~ Tilt Wheel Floor Mats 2-ln Sto<k 1- White 'lEEDS SAD DLE - Reds shortstnp Mariano Duncan seem s t o need a saddle, as he appears to b e takinR a ride on the back of th e Pirates' Wally Bac kman alter completing a double play In the fifth Inning of Friday ni ght's gam<' in Pittsburgh, which the Reds won . • . (UP I) CI NCI NN AT I i UPII - P<•le · Rose became eligib le F r id ay to ::a pply f or re ins tatement to base hall. but the all-lime hit s l eader . appar ently is not go 1ng to take :~ advantage of th at right . . Rose, who Is servi ng a five. · month sentence al federa l pri son . in Marion , Ill . for Incom e tax , · eva s ion . was banished from :. ba sebal l Aug. 24, 1989, for gambling . His l awyer indicates he will not apply for reinstatement at this time . "As far as Pete is concerned," Reuven Kat z told The Ci nclnna!l \~1 Air Conditioner \ / NOW ONLY ' Tinted Glass ~ Manual Transmission $7695 \ ~ ,, ,..r AM/FM Radio SAVINGS OF S1430.00 1990 DODGE DYNASTY 4 / f-{ 68 . . ~ ~' SO/SO Split Seat Air Conditioner Y Power lo<ks Y·6 Engine AM/FM Cossetle NOW ONlY " $13,49~\ Dusly Rose Page C-2 PRICES INCLUDES REBATE SAVINGS OF S2,994.00 4 .8% FINANCING OR CASH BACK SEE DALLAS SAYRE or DALE HILL Monday, Wednesday & Friday Open 'Til 8:00: Tuesday & Thursday Open 'Til 5:30P.M. Saturday Open 'Til 4 :00P .M .; Closed Sunday Great Year End Deals! ~TIM COBB 25TH & JEFFERSON AVENUE CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC-GEO, INC. POINT PLEASANT 992-6614 (304) 675·1675 ~$12,200( Aulo. Transmission Air Conditioner AM " I FM Conette S('t.lfl Cha mp ra n J:l ya rd s l t1r th r only LogJn touchdown Sco r{' h)' 11 uar tP rs 12 l i - : ~)'1 (] 0- I) NOW ONLY 1990 DODGE DAYTONA 2 lr ading lllf' lop·s ld ed vlcr or:. Fink t'O rHll'C tf'd v.. ith M ar k Df'n nl'Y on r.; trikP s of 2:1 ancl fnur v;nd s and ~ corPd nn r un s of IS and six ~ · a nl" Pa ul Abram . w ho lr d N4'W I .1·x in ru shing, arcou nt Pd for l hf' othrr Panllw r to uc hdow n. wh il f' U 6 \ _, SAVINGS OF 52,800.00 At Logan. Pa n lh f' r qua rt t•rll cw k Dan Fink passpfl for 1\-'.' rl lt HH"h down s and ra n for l \ \ rl murr · i n r\' . Lrxingl o n 7 Log an ......... 0 111 8. worked six and Otll' thi rd i nnin gs. al lowing one ru n, al l t hree htts and two walk' and two str i ke out s. Cra ig L effert s pitched the final tnning to r eco rd his 21st sa1·e. Denm s M artinez dropped to 10-9. Braves 3, t'uhs 0 - At Atl anta. roo kte Steve Av er y tossed a six -hiller fo r hi ' first majo r leagu e shutout and helped himself by r· ollectl ng two hit s to lead the Bra v es. Averv. 3-7. who entered the game with a 5. 16 ERA struck out a c areer -high eight and walked two in posting his fi rst comp let e game Gre g M addux evened to 11-11. Cardinals 3, Astros 2 (II inn. 1- At H ouston . Vince Co leman si ngled home pinch ru nner Dave Collins i n tlw 1Jlh innin g to g ive 1he St. Loui s !he> victory.over th f' llouslon As tros. Scott T err y , 2·6, rarned thP vi ctory with two inn ings of hitl ess re ilef and Lee Smith pitched the Jl!h for his 22nd save. Dave Smith fell to 4-5. Giants 13, Phllllcs 2 - At San Fran ci sco. Kevin Mitchell 's thr ee-run double keyed an eig ht-run se cond inning and th e Gian ts pounded out IB hils. Giant s starter M ike L aCoss. 4·2. earned his first win since April 21. San F rancisco sent12 men to the plate in the second Inning alone aga i nst lose r Pat Combs, 6· 9. I OK Spectra sprond q ua rtl·r Scorr hy quarh·r~ Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-C·7 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . 308 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO l ' • �Page- C-8- Sunday limes- Sentinel August 26. 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . With 2-0 win over Blue lays, Boston boosts AL East lead to two games over Toronto Hy PAUL DEFEDE t:PI Sports Writer Roger who'! In the m iddle of a pPnnant race. the Boston l{pf.l Sox I tur ned to a rookie who was coming off his wors t s tart of hts ca r eer to ke~p the• Blue J ays from fl ying in to a Ill' for first. Llana K i!'(' ker. sta r li ng i n plaee of Bosto n ace Rogt'r ClPmens who was g i vPn an ex Ira day's re st. did lit e job by Looking ahead, Gaston added a linal thought. " It won' I be easy tommorrow aga inst Roger We 've deflnelly got ou r work cu t out for us now .·· Kiecker consta ntly fr ustrated Toronto, despit e getting in t rou ble by walking four Jays, but proved good enough to blank them thr ough eig ht innings. " My j ob, especia lly on th e road, is to keep us in the gamL' as long as I can ... Kl !'('ker sa id sc attering fi vP hit s over eigh t inn ings to lea d Bos ton Fr id ay "Sometimrs it's not p retty, but as long a s we w in , t ha i 's the mai n ntg ht lo a2 -0 vicl oryover Toronto at lht' Sky Dome. With the win, Toronto fell to two games behind the AL Ea st l ea ding Red Sox. Kiecker, o-6, who entered the 1990 season with no-major league thing ." Meanwhile Marshall, who was traded fr om th e Mel s to the Bos ton In late July, downplayed his contribution a nd gave all the credit to the 29 -year old rl ghl handcr ser vice, benefitrd from run - "Da na Kiecker won thi s gam e sco rin g singles by Mike Ma rshall and Torn Bru nansky i n the top of I he ni nth inning wh ich broke a for us tonight . HP pi tched a great eight inn ings and without him, we lose this ga me." score le ss lif'. .Je ff Crav retired I he Side in the nin th tu ea rn his ftflh save IJua nr Wa rd. 2-7. who al lowed bo th run s on fou r hi ts ove r two innings of rPii d . took th r loss . h.Jt'<'kt-·r· s performan c-(' im - prcssc•u Bosto n mana ge r .Joe Morgan " Thi s was a ga m r . rve n w i th Hoger pit ('h ing tomorr ow, ,.,_.c n•a l l\ ' co uldn't at'tnrd to lost'. " Mo rgan sa id . ·'It wa s r1 big rffort I>.Y us a nd <rrl t'VC'n bigg er r ffon b\ ' k:it 'C' k(•r . 'He thrr w harder tonig ht than I thou g ht IH1 ro uld throw . and wr had just l' noug h offensP to win. d idn't wr ·.~·· f\r ec kPr mtghl ha1·r· !tad t'nough of fr nw hut tw wa s happy tilt · Ht• d SfJX h;1 cl Pnough fa i th i n l1 irn Ki l'c ker f<Jilrd to rr t irr a IJat tr r in his la s I sw r t. on Aug. 21. " ! 1 - ~ loss aga in st Oa l timorf' in \\"hich hr Jllowrd four r un s. · 'Whrn ~·o u comr ntf a s ta rt l ikP I ll .Jd. \O U want tu gl't back in tllt •r·t· 01 s soon as .\-'OU ra n. ·· 1\ir·ckct >aid " It gave Roger and (;reg (Harris; f another d ays res t. but I appn•ciatf'd gp tfing th r oppol"luni t _r to gt' t bark m lhPrf' rig ht awa_r ." T ht~ I lOW K rt'C kl'r s ta _ , ·ed in Tht' g .llnl' aflt' r throwing 1'2 1 pitchPS. Clt>mPns. l R-1, will s tart <~ ga in s t TrJrontoon S;lturd a_\". wil l ILt\' t' to tl'Or k ha rd 10 imp rovf' upon h: t('< ' k('r ·, [)(' rfo rmann"' R0 Se ... El sewh er e in the AL. Mllwau - kee blanked New York 1-0,at New York. Oakla nd caged Del roll o-4, Chicago downed Californ ia 5-2 . Texas zippPcl M in nesota 2-0. Baltimorl' sc alped Clr-vf'land ~A in 11 Innings and Kansa s Cit y Pdged Sea ttl e 4-3. Brewe rs I, Yankees 0 - A t New York, Mark Knud son al lowed six hi! s over seven in nings and B ill Sp iC' r s scored on a wild pi tc h to lift MilwaukPf' . Kn udson . 10-6. improved to 4-0 II fp l imr aga in st New York . Dan Plesar , Rangers 2, Twins tl At Arlington, Jeff Kunkel, batting .17ti after three futil e effor ts at the plate, doubled home the game's only runs in the seventh to lift Texas and hand Minneso ta i ts ninth stra ight loss. John Barfie ld , 3-0, pitched the sixt h and seventh for the vi ctory. Ar nsberg pi cked up his fifth sav e Ma rk Cuthrie, 4-7. l as ted improved to a major- league best 11-4 in extra Inning games this season. Royals 4, Mariners 3 - AI Kansas Cit y, Mo .. Brian McRae knocked In the winning ru n with a n Infield hit. scoring Mike Macfarlane from third to ca rry Kansa s Cit y. StevC' Farr , 1 0- ~>. th r fourth Royals pi tcher . go t the win. Ge ne H arri s. 1-1. took the loss. Jay Buhner of the Mariners st ruck ou t four times to run his co nsecutive stri k€'0ut strea k to r ig ht. l yi ng I he American league record shared by Milwaukep's Go rman T homas in 197~ and Rick Mond ay of Oilkla nd in 1~70 . .~th lPti cs 6, Tigers ~ - White Sox 5, Angels 2 - Rosf' is l' lig ib lr for ro nsidpra t ion h\ thP wri tN .., in latP 1991. If hP rt'{'Pi n '" thr• n'qui rr d ~~perce nt l)f ! hE' \"O f(', hr wi ll br ind uc trd int o thf ' hall in th<' su mmf'r of IY92 . But tht• hall's board oi <lirr•r· tors ha ..., ,hr powPr to k f'l 'P a pLlyPr w ho is on lh t• pPrmanf'ntl y lnf'ligib iP lis t from appear i ng on 1lw bal lot. It 1h J t happPn s. howrvPr. thr board wou ld bfo t. 1k ing on thr writ Prs assoc iall o n. " I tl1ink thrrf' "d br an uproar ;Jil ovPr thf · coun trv ." sa id .J ack L<~ng, ('XI'C ut JYP S('Crr tar ~' o f tlw Ill II'. ;\,\ si x -man B£3WAA sr-rf'rning 1\ cummtll t'f'. mdd(· up t!f writt•rs v.ith at lt •J.'-,f ~ ~ _\'('<II' S' (•X pf' ri r ncl '. clr·tNmin('S who •v ill bf' ,·ott·d on b_\- m('mhf •r s w i t h 1!1 or rn orf' co nsrcu ti v f · \ ' t •;ns qf r-D\'t1 r tng ba se ball. Ldn g cLJirn -; Hos(''s t' n1 r\' i nro till' H.dl should hf' lrft to thP \ '111 1'1'" ··Tht'\ ·, ,, ,·il lil in ... if t h('_ \ · put him in <lnd •: illai ns if ttwy kt 'f'P h tm out. ·· said La ng ··t-<i tht'r ,,. 41 , _ \~r·' ll tw soc kPd but b c~ ...,Pha l l w rr ' N .~>. hav P bf•rn mak ing thf'"P drcis10ns sinr f' Eflh. ~ NEW SHOP OPENS- Vera's Natural Images, OUT PLAY - Indians catc her Sandy Alomar .Jr. (right) catches the throw from centerllelder Alex Cole before tagging out Baltimore's Mike Devereaux In the fourth Inning of Friday night' s game In Baltimore. DevPreaux missed lhe plate , and Alomar made th e out on the play. However. the Orioles came back to post a 5-4 vtctory In 11 Innings - their lith In 15 extra-inning games this season . (UPI) i\1 Chicago, Carlton F isk smac kl'd a t hr(•(~ - run doub lt:> and I va n C'a lclcron went -t for .t with an flB I ~ i n g l f' . to boost Ch icago to iTs Sf'Vl' n l h wi n i n it:-; l ast 10 gdmrs . H.ook iP Wavnl' Edward." . im proved to .' ~ - '2 Rel it>VPr Bo bby Th ig pen pit r hf'd the ninth for hi s major JeaguP-Ira di ng -Hrd s a\'C' . .J im A bbott. fpiJ to 8-12 Hall 's board. PRICES UNDER THE TENT BH ISTOI. . T!'nn 1 U l' ~ nat r hrd l t - Ri ck 1hr lrad from wi th IJ p s n 'm din in g in lhr.IJ _ \ .. Jo hnson L:,o Frida\· ami ht •ld on to claim hi s f ll' '\ t B usch SPrit·s \: ictory thi s ·.n Str,-p Cr issom besi des ARE UNDER WHAT YOU'D EXPECT! 5 Spud 2.5 Liter Engine Custom Vinyl Seat Sta .. #2064 S f ~1 L k told TllP E: nquin ~ r '' It ·s an ongo ing procrss w h ic h i ~ donr r\·r r y so oftPn . .. V(•dr. • M<:~ s t. dr ivi ng a Bui c k. m oved int o posi tion to challenge for the lr ad d uring t hf' sixth c aution per iod wh ich began on l ap 219 Gri ssom was h:> ad lng. Dt:•l c Ea rn hardt wa s Sf'CO nd a nd M as t wa s thi rd . :vlast nosed his way past Ear nh ard t and then stole the lead from Cr i.ssom on lap 227 of the 250-l ap rael' T hr vlc tory was \ia st's spv enth in 21H s ta r ts in the Busch Series . but his f irs t at the 0.533-rn ile lrark . "We have been so c-lose so many lim es I his ye ar," Mast sa id. ''W e kept working with the ca r . tryi ng to figure out w hat to do at tlle end of the race . " On lap 12 . Mast wa s Invo lve d In seven-car c rash in tur n one . When he pit ted, his crew c hanged his llres beca use he had spun thr ough some gravel. During hi s fin al pi ! slop on lap 214. his CfPW put th e tires back on I he car and changed the wedge. "We cha nged them ltlresJ earlier to be sa fe because I went through the gravel ," said Mast, who won $16,191 "But we put I he ' BUY NOW FOR NEW $6240 NE~ER 1990 GEO METRO 2 DR. Stack adm it s he has a per sonal Auto Transmission Air Conditioning low Miles place I go, i m gelling this llhr q uPstion about RosPI from peapi<' ... said Stack. 'I t' s a hot >., uhjrrt of r-om T• r s.1tin n.·· for tunate rn oug h to S6690 IPlus Tax & Title) PRICED 10 GO $8995 (Plus Tax & Title) 1990 CHEVROLET PICKUP htl t he ri ght setup. We hit the stil ggr r and wPdgP righ t at tht• l' nd _ T he track c ha nged dram 1.1 t i- Fully Equipped Stock #2082 eal ly during the last 50 laps whe n Wf' wr r r hC're beforr a nd it did 1hr sa me thing this lime . " I think the good Lo rd he lped rnr ton ight. " Ma st aver aged 85 .447 mph In IN STOCK YOU CAN BUY NOW FOR ~...;.__ _ _ , Slade #1901 v-a Jos $9845 Plus (Price lndudts GM ltbate the race I ha t was slowf'd by elg hl \ BUY NOW FOR 1990 CHEVROLET CORSICA 4 Dr. Air AM-FM Stereo r i£htsid rs ba c k on hf'rausp it wa s t hf' s trt ggPr wr werr l ooking for caution flags for :14 laps. T here were nine lea d changes amo ng eight drivers wit h Ear nh ardt and Robby Labonte being the l op lap leaders. Ear nhardt led once for 104 laps beforP hi s Chevrolet suffered engine f ailure while r unning second with 11 laps remaining. Labonte paced the field once for 82 l aps. Mast led l wlce for 34 laps . Placing second, 1.58 seconds behind Mas I was Da le Jarret t in a Pontiac. " We came out In prelly good shape, " Jarrett sa id. "We abou t go t l apped a couple of times and to keep from doing that and th en fin is h like we did, it's a tribute to this team. "! go t In the second ca ution. I got sl owed down and som eone hit me from behind. The spoiler didn 't work right and we had to fight It all night long." BEFORE! la• & till • utra. Plui Fr.og.l & Options, indudes GMC First fme luy• AlowCIIIa!. op ini on on thr Rosf' issur. bu t rPfu spd to [li v ulgt' i l bPf· aust' of his pos it ion. " E\·rry da.\ · of the wPrk , f'V('r ~· ··we werr COL UMBUS. Ohio t UP I t Th e Ohio Bureau of [ mp loymPn t Servicrs sa: d Frida v thr s1atr' s non-far m w age and. sal ary em ploy mrnt fl'l l f rac t iona lly· from • .92H million in June to ~ . 92< mil l ion Jas1 m onth . The number of good s producing JObs fel l b:, 6,1XJ(I idst month to L l:\0 mil lion AI I 11 9 million. manufuc tur in g f'mp lo:vmen t was clown b_ ,. o. OOO j obs from June. fleducltons in transpor tal ion Pqulpmcnt r-o n Goods -produ cing indu strie s, rspec ia l l_v dura ble-good s m an u fac1 u ri ng. cont r ibutf'd most tn t hf' nr t dPrlinr . Cons tru<"tiun r mploymP nl al so wa s down Emplo y m l•nt in srrvtcr prorlu cin g indu str i rs rea chPd l5~2 million las t mont h. up b.v tribut rd m ost to 1he ch angl' Gr nr r al bu!ld l ng co nt i'<J {' tor.._, hi re d ft~wer work r r s than rx - producing indu stri<'" w(•rr bt 'iow tlw ;wt' ragr for ;Ill indu <.; triP.._, in pec ted. sai d OBES . ta king construc tion down by 1,01XI jobs M anufa c turin g pmpiO_\ rn<'nl, at 1. 119 mi lli on l ast montli . was Mining i .IKIII jobs over thr year -ago lel'el. \,000 joo.s In thP go vrrnmcnt o;pctor. l hf' j ohs sinrf' .July of la st yrar Non -farm r rnpl oy mt •nt h <.t'i risf'n l oss of t(~ mporar_v ce ns us workrrs morf' ! han offspt an inc r ea sP in lo('a l govt•rnmL• nf ernpl oyrrw n 1. Wholrsalc tr1.1dl:' adviJ ncrd by 2.5 perecnt, from J . HII~ milli on tn July 1989 to 1.92< million Ia>~ month 1.000 Sti.ir k. lnc ludt •s Commiss ionr1 Fay Vinc£'nl . formf'r romm issionPr Bowir Kuhn , Amrr ican Leag ue pres iden 1 Bobby Brown , Na ti onal League president Bill Wh ite. .John M cHale of th e Monlrra l Expos. Bud Seli g of lh r MilwaukPP Brrwf'rs i::tlld .lf' an Yawkey of the Boston Red Sox Also o n the board an' form r r basebal l executives Lee Ma cPhai l and C' hu o Feeney, Bob Brocg, form er edi tor of the Spor ting New s: Coope r stown. N.Y .. Ma yor Harold Hol lis : Hall of Fam C' r s Ch ar lil' CPh rin gl' r and Ro y Ca mpa nell a: and Sl ephrn Cl ar k .J r ., son of 1hr fou nder of th e ll al l of Fa me. " If' s not somrthin g W(•"rp do in g ju st brcauS!'of Pel I' Ros1•. ·· Mason, opened this week. Owned by Vera ,Johnson, above eentN, the shop will feature Freight & Options 990 CHEVROLET CAMARO RS (Pri" .. dude• '1250.00 (.,h Robato and GM Firot Timo Buy .. I Power Windows Auto. Trans Power Door loeb Custam lnt.-iar Cruise TaK & Title Air Conditioning Tilt WhHI Not lndudtd BUY NOW FOR S11 400 Every car and truck under the tent is priced to move during your Super Chevy Dealers Summer Tent Clearance Sale! SUIER GENE JOHNSON dzt 'D.af cc:-. ..1 daytime as well as evening hours by t. Operators will include Johnson, Sandy H<'nry (left) und Stacy Zuspan . The shop'> phonr number Is 773 -5937. ,, and I ser no r paso n to changr it now . Thr a new heauty shop located al 6 Martin St. In State's non-farm wage and salary employment declines At Mast wins Jay Johnson 250 a . ... ... ..,.¥ • . ~ (Continu Pcl fr om C i) the Ha ll 01 the Baseball Wr iters .-\ssoc iatio n of America . l 1 nclrr rurrr nt ru les 1.1 pla:vPr mu st h(' l'f't in •d for fi vr y·ra r sl. Mas t .Ji'i ~-:JIO:" · .,. . IR Tl third innings for his 21s t save Tim Leary, i -16, wrnt t hr dis· tance to take th e loss. D Eighth Farm-City Day tours will begin _ll a.m. on Sept. 8 At Ba ttimore. Cal Rlpken li ft ed a one-out sacri fice fl y i n the 11th inning to score pinch runne r Steve Finley and lift Balltmore. Joe Pri ce, 2-2, got the win . Co lby Ward, 1 ~ 2, look the loss. Ba lti more XITimts • itntintl Section August 26, 1990 six <:Jnd two-third Innings, to takr t ht:' loss . Orioles 5, Indians ~ (II Inn . ) - pi tc hed th e fina l one and um• L)ptroit , Ca rney L ansford 's li Pbre<Jking t wo-run doubl r ign itf'd a four -run fo ur th inning t oe; H-r ~· Oa kland Sro tt Sa nd er son rai sed his record to l.J- ~ w ith (i \·e inn ings of eig ht -hit ball. Dt> nnis ErkPrs ley' plt c hPd t hP la st two innings for his :l9th SJ\' ('. Wa lt TPrrell fpl ] to 2 '2 . Farm/ Business CHEVROELT • OLDSMOBILE • GEO 1616 EASTERN AVE. • GALLIPOLIS • 446-3672 TOLL FREE 1-800-521-0084 jo bs r mp l oym c nt un chang ed. Ohio has add ed 11~.1111 1 wJ .s panoll OvN a ll. gocx:ls -produc ing in dustri es adv anced bv 111.111!1 j ob> T here were no cha nges i n rea l estate. insu- in lhP 12-month pr riod and con str uct ion in crPased by ti.OOO r ancP. financ e, re tail trade. pub! ic util itif's. n a ns port a t ion and minin g jobs . Serv i r-r · p rorl ur- i n g i nrl ust ri f'~ add<•d HI~.O()I JObs .J uh to .Juh llcta il trad(' gr c•w at per cent. or :n.ooo a. 1·a tr of : c~ joo s. f oll owed pr r{'(•n t. or -11.11011 jobs. and who lesa le tra de a! :l :3 pt.•rcPn t . or 9.1XKI JOb... <; ro wth rt~H' " in othrr srr\· H·rb_ \ - sPr virPs at :u; Ohio RPratJsP of rxpa nsio n in pri nt ing il nd publ is h ing . f orx:l and k indrPd prod uct s and r llC'micLIIs cmd a llif'd produ ct s. pmplo;.-·nw n t in nondur ablf' good s inc rT~rsrd tl\ ~ . 000 jo bs 0\'Pr l h<' ~- f'ar D ur a b lf' · goods r m plov m t' ll 1 I ell b1 1.1XJO JOb> smcc .lu l.v· of Ia >! Vl'dr Tl1 r burrau notrd s~g nifi c an t n•duction s in indu stri al mac hiner _y and rq uipmPIII and ('lect ro nic ;uld ot hPr c>lf' r tr ir t~ q u ipmr'nl CA I.I.IPOI.IS - The Pau l dllcl Eddie Bu tler famil ies w tll ho st th e ei ghth F arm Ci t v Dav fr om 11 a. m . to .1 p .m .. on Sa·t urct"ay·. Sept H. ThP da.y w ill twgin with tours of lhP farm at 11 a.m . a nd wi l l cont i nue unti l 1 p .m T his yPa r thPrP wll l br two tours- a no rth a nd a sou th tour - w hich wi ll tw o ngoin g during the aftnnoon . Ent er t<J inmen1 wi ll be t h<' Han · go in g on at th C' sa m e timr . Thc Butler opera ti on wil l display a r('g istrr c d Angu s and a comm er cial r att le hrrd . g r11 in ha ndl ing f aci lities . p as turp mana~ e m r nt. corn tes t plut s. t oba cco produ c t ion a nd f a rm sa fl> t\ . 'J'hf ' l'\'f.' n t hosts man\· as)X'ct s of co un trY lifr fo r P\'Prvo nf' . Dprno nstra tion s o n baskrt m ak ing :1nd •va llpap(' l" f ans will bf' in al l of us, Chab Guthrie wi ll bt' there to enthr al is with his sto1 ·\· telling an d the lilll P f arm an im ol s wi ll be at the petting zoo . na n Trace Hi gh Sc hool oand at 11: JO a.m The Sin ging Shaf<•rs with gospel mu stc at 12. I and 2 p.m ., the Ga ll ia Twilers Squarr Danrer s w ho will bf> rncour aging audi ence par li cipat ion at 12:4:). 1:4 5 and 2: 4Ci p.m. For th t' c hild rf' n and Jhr· L· hild Don't forget thr refrPshinJ:: ll'm onadP providC'd b~· th e Com m iss ioner-s. thP bPan soup prr pa r ed b.v t he Han ntJn TrarP Band Boos tf'rs . thr roa s t hPf'f sand wi ches and hambur ger~ cooked by Ga lli a S\\'CD Supervi sor-; and as sis tan ts. thP if' f' rn'i:lm Hnrl milk f rom Mi lk M iH k!'tmg In cur poraiPd il nd c il t'('St' from tlw Ca l li a Coun t_ , . 0 J i l'\ Prom o liona l Cumml11C'(' Th is en~ nt is l'U0 rcl inatPd through lhP Ca ll w SWCD a nd f'oopc ra tivr Exwn sion off iC('S. Man y willin g agrn cirs . dr part ment s of th< · count _ \" a nd b u~ i ­ nesses m ak t> thi s r v(' n t what it has rome· to br-a nd th at is tht ' bi gg{•st agnc ul! ural P\·r nt in th1• cou nty. T h(' public is in vi h:d a nd rPmf'mbr r thPn' i~ nn cha rgt' for parkin g. n· lrf's hm Pnt s or Pnt Pr· tainmPnt 11 1 ~ a l"un -1illr d J f iP I noo n and <~ n uppunun it \" 10 s(•r whPI'r ;~nd how \our food i !-. ra isPd and to lf'arn t hP trur concl'rn .'i ,J nd ddli<''."i•nwn1 s rJ! toda.v 's famil_ \· !a nnPrs . New program announced by McCoy-Moore Funeral Home (;AI. LI POLI S - ,\ ssiSian cc with th r grir f wh ich follows thf' drat h of a .s poust•. c hi ld. p.::trrn t or nth N closr fnr nd or rcl<.~ ti\" f' is !lw fnr us ol .1 IH' W d !or t an noun ced la st Wl't'k h\ :\1cCov !\1oorr Funnal Honw . Inc Th r prog r am. w hich acr ... to b r in g HlP primary brnl.'flt '-' of grou!J ro un srlln g fo r hrreaw'd p(•r c:,o n dirP ct lv rnto thr ho usr of tlw gr if'Yi ng spoust' or famil y . ll a _.., IH 'I'n i nitiatPd bY McCo.r Moon· Fu nrra l 1-fomr~. I nc . in 1hf' form 1d il fYl(ln thly gr iPf a...,s i stancf' IH'\\'..., ]eltcrcallc d '"Af". 1t•r!oss." "'Th r publico lion is \\Titt r n 10 pro,· idP care and comfort 10 th P griP\'i ng, a n undf' r·taking which often ha s not hPc n adC'qua tr lv dealt with ... std! Pd .)Pa ll Moo n •. co -owner . Th f' ,\ftrr loss nrw slPtlf'r wa s kat Ul"f' d in thP front pa ge s t o r ~ · ­ ··so lac r :\ftr r 1\l •rc cl\ "f' m Pnt " ina rrcrn t issur of TIH1 New York T imes . del'oted to lhP nerd for assi o;;;r ance for the bPreaved. The fi i 'W<.; ](' f f(' l' i <.; publishrd in Ran clw \-l iraJ::-c. t '<.~lif. tn Harbor Jlr ) U~f' tWrs tl l 1 ub l i...., lwr -; :1 rHI is bv M ar~ i r 1\r nnrd\ Re''"" '· Ph . D.. a thant ologis t edi ted and cr isis co un sr lor at Th P E isC'n howr r Mrdtcal Crn trr tal so the home of the Bet tv Fo rd Cr n trr 1 who counsP is in bPrPa VP · m en t and teacht>s thl' wid ply ac clai m r d wrrk ly bereavPmen t r L:~ss at thl' ho spi tal. lnclud ed in th e monlhi)' nrw slrt 1rr arr a numbf' r ol" ar t ir-Jp-, a i m (-'(i t-i l wo rki ng w ll h l ht• rri.l dC'r . to hrlp bri ng undt' rs ta nd inJ; in to 1he gr i Pvi n~ pr ocrss and to ass ist the bNraved in l(' arnin g how t o cope wllh and eve ntuall v rep lacr the debilitat ing effects of grief. Art icles w hich appea r each m onth in the eight -page publicJ ti o n in cludp sur h subj ect s as : thl' major sy mptom s of grie f: pffpct.._, o n hra l th: gt'l ti ng past t hr a ngpr . .o..;ex ual i! .Y and thp s un·i,·or. ho~, . to handlr lonr linrss; ant icipa l ory grir·f \'S. sud df' n drath \\'hich is wor sr '.1 ; t h<' diffrrrncl ':--. bf'twrr n his and ht'r gnrf. ~~ rr an swer Pd in lhr nf'ws letrer a nd a m onlhly f(•at un' . Loss an d H(' c m·rr.v. prrsrnt s ;1 ca..,r hl s t at · ~- o l how cliffr rr nt i ndividuJ.b nwt and ovHramt:' the loss of thrir 10\"Pd ont '. A "Qur qio n and A nswpr " r-olumn rlra l ing wit h answPr s to thP qupstion-; mos t fr rqupnt ly askl'd dur ing be rL'i.l\ 't'mPnt coun S<' ling will al so appear in thp Ga!Upoli> Dail v Triounf' >pon sorl"d b_ , . M cCo\· M oorr Funf' r;_Jl Homrs, I nc . . rarh Tuc sda.v. Loca t <'d at r211 Fi r st A,., .. Ga llip olt s and 20R M<<i n St .. Vi nton . Mc(o_ , . Moon• Fu nl'ral Homrs. I nc .. h as pr o\'idPd fu n r r al a ssis tanCP in (;allipo l ic, and Ga lli a fo unt \" tnr m ·(· r Hl11 continuous \"P Ll r'-. a nd pr u\'i dl's ~rn· i rP" from r- it hN location . Thr firms h:.l \ "t' id• •ntifiL'd !lw commi trn f'nt t o . . w,· wit h and work with fam tlic· s uf th <' d('cra srd fullowin g funPral srn·t rf's for a s long a... lll f'\ might ht · hf' lpf ul 1\n_ vu nf ' wi shing t!J n•ct •i\ 'f' ~~ cornp l irrwn tar.v t·upy o--f 1tw 1\ ft t•r loss n('WS ]('tff' r ma\' do so bv ca lling McCo.v-Moor P FunPral Homt 's. Inc.. <.1 ! 44 6 -(~S:! or "l~ -R12 1 m b\' writ l n_g or s Iapp in ,:; b\· ri th N fun• raJ homr location Money Ideas The market conditions update 11.1' STi\!'; t:V.\NS r;AI. LI PO LI S Po litica l ('\'(' n1 s ;m· ac ting as lhr trigg r r - forcing i m ·rs tors f rom thr ma r kr t . A.o;. long as pol 1tir .'> domina It• th 1• h!•;Hi 1i ncs. prtC(' r·arn t n gs mulli p lr~ H'ill br undP r prrssu r P T hr nl' gCJ ti vrs of th r P\'rn ts of t hr- M id ra s t 2on 1inu(' to in trn s lf~. nP<I I i ng ;~ no eo nfid r nr(' rnCtrkPt for s tw·ks J nd bo nd s Whil r \\'(' do . not p rcten c! 10 kn 0\1.: how th r Mldr as t c ris is wil l br pi J\"Pd ou t . the· mark r t s assum (' lh t• problem . wi l l soon co me to a hra d . In fact . • it Jp prar s r1s i t thP mC~rkPt s · ;_ t<; surnr t hat milit <ll"\' i.lCiiun b : so m L' pa n of th r nrx t major step · in th is mattrr . ThP financ ial and -f'Co nom ic pressures bf'ing p lacrd upon I r;1q arr kr ~· to t hosr • <':1\pect.J ti on s . U n likP o thPr if' SSt'l dP\'f'IOp('(l ('O unl r ipc, that ha\'P workf'll w ithin 1llf' f inanri<.l i S\ 'StPm to rf'str uct urp t hr i r d r bt. I raq chosf' 10 n •pud ia tr it -; drbt '1-d th th(' world through th r im'dston of Kuw ait. ,\ :-; a co ns0qurnr r . it no lo nger hr1s a rct>ss to thP wor ld 's credit m ;-1rke ts. Bceau sp lts own oil n• sri'\"('S wer e not enough to k eep it afl oa t, l ra q in va drd K uwa it doubli ng i tsassr l basr . Howrvrr. a n asS(' ! ba se t h <:~ l doPs not gt•nrr atr rC' ve nuP ha s no \'alur . Iraq 's r>co nom_v is in shamhlr-s. T hi" <'co nomir bl oc kadr of Iraq will bf' impor t11nt to ~quf't ' l i ng mll itan (' nfon·l ·rncn t dJ t · nut Sadaam Husst>i n ou t o f ttw l r.1q t a~ t t n g 1Thl 1 So\'if'1 Ln ion llJ" T hr number of A ra t) IC'ad('r s :1nd f ound tll a t to b(• ltH' t'i l!-.!' 1 govrrnmrnt s t ha t bac k ac tion H a I lwr. t>ton om irs b;l sr· d upon aga i nst I r aq sugg Pst 1hP.. . r k a dIJI" lll gin g tn mark('! tho ... t' pm rr s want Hussr in out of pow<'t du('t S ami -" l' l" dl'f'S in dpm ;nHI b\ Hu ssrin ".s n~ spo ns(' is what ron tlw r itilf•nr~ · grnPriltrs <> l<thlt• C'Prn s th f' im·P...,tor . :\.-. lOlli! ;1.._, ht · ('t Jndition o.; :tnd lrHl.L: tt •rr n t'f' ll n•mains i n co ni rol polit i['i i l im lit nomic expan sion bilit _v n ' m ai ns verv hi g l1 in l ht• Wht•rt ' 1hc· Dow .June·., . _,,q 1](•s rr gion: if hr is o us1Pd . i t w i ll bt · ou t i n t h 1~>. drcli nr i-..; not r as_r to rr du cPd si_ g nifi ca n tlv and, woJ !dc .dl (·:m o ti on!-. h;I\·P <1 wa_,. of widr. markPt s wi ll n •s pond {'dtT.Yi ng dll t·\·Pnt to t'.\ tn ·mr ..... posi tivel y . ll m\l'\ "f' f" . tHt , .,11 irH J'-, m•·o~ .'·d J]"(' S. Bvmid .\·P;n ]q9fJ . ttwm.trk t' t ·.., it appP ar.__, H"!' dn' n •;_H'hi ttg rh ;ll a d v<.~ n et' to mw hi gh... \\ -; I s (':< tn•m f' . Tlt r numbN of " locks ex tr e mPI ~- narrow . Th t' numtwr · m :t king n e\~ 12 month low~ is fJ .'-- t of stoc k s makin g ni ' W high.., and .tppliiCJChin g tlw lrvf'ls l"f '<~ C"Ilt'd new l ows at mid ·\P ar wa.._, in Ort ob(' J" . Ell-C . B.1nK -., f or ks C\'i dPnre of th at narrownps.'-1. \l·hich h;J\"f' r-Ntainh- h;J rl tlw ir With such wf'ak und r rp inn in g.... . ,t p rohlt •m.., p r rnr 10 th i.._, r-ris i ..... shock like thl' l r:tq iii\ "<J>.,it lll i ... h ,r\'f ' bN•n pt ·rf ormin g v.:t·ll 1111 il forcing i nv('.'i iOI liqu idati cHi s o! rr l.lti\·r hr~ s is throug hout 1h P la st all stock s. but import ant I_\' thos1• thrf' <' \\'(' f'k s. Lo ng trrm L .S. issues t hat hl:l\'e bern tht• h• ·npfi Trr a.s ur.\ · bond prices a rr a l the r iary· of thr narrow risl'. lt'\·p] I"Pd Chf'd in M a.\·. IIH' Jo,,· Th P fin ancia l ma r kp t ~o, ha u ' pninl \f' a r f(l -d tt 1(' . F tn; tll _ \ ·. his tori ca l !~· dt•alt with problems rn:t n.\' s ttw k c, ilrt' rim\· il l 1n1por C' ffC'c ti vPiy. So luti ons to lh f' p r oh r.~nt wp po r t ll'\Th , ·,dlf 'l t' WI' )pm s brcomr tlw invf's1DP,· or wnu kl p:-;prc t prirPs to hol d l-'o1 portu nit irs. As a " hilwk" · Sr1 i n... tanee . C'o m :1 i r ll nldi n g.._, cla am Hu sse in has IJt•f •n il . _, twu ld find ._,up port in th C' $10 and prob lema tica l to OPE(' for 111 $1 1 :t r f'~l. Wolohan Lum!)pr ll ~1 s VC'ars . Hi s mO\'(' aga inst Kuwait p4 '1" fornwcl wf'l l in tlw $1J .wei $I ii i ~ ntw iousl.v thr most bla1a nt to iH ' . Ha nc-Onr hol d ~ firm .:JI $2 1. lt's ti m ony to l hc proh l<'m ~ th:1t PttHlt'f 'J Sta nda rd .1 t $ 1( 1. tw . . plaguPd OPE C i n tlu t pt>ri od. · stopp<'d goi11g down a ftpr a r un lu \\''h il <_~ wr cl o no t kn ow th f' Pxar t nf'\\' high s Coa l Sys trm r:.., r\ i tim r f r ame' for th i" l' \"Pnh. \H' cli ols Rrsearc h and Un in• rsa l Foods art' al so hold ing s ha rr be lte\'C th<' prob lem in till' p rirps w· hc rr wr woul d cxprr t M ideas t wi ll br r rsol vrd pos ti\'PI _ v f or t hosr mocl<'rat<' (Mr. Evans is an lnvrstmrnt 1\rnkrr lor Tht• Ohio fnrnpany in . ncmber ~ nl OPEC and th!' ttu•ir (ialllpoli:-; urfh-f'L Wes tPrn w orl d . History: i." tf'stt m ony to t hat . Eco no m ic'"' hasPrl on M\'S'rER\' FAICM - This week 's mystery farm, f<'aturPd hy tht• Ga!Ua and Water fons(•rvation J)lstrict, i .!iO located somewhere in (;aUla County. ludlviduals wishing tu partlelltatr in the weekly ('Ontest may do so hy g1U'ssing thP farm 's own<'r .. Just mail, or drop off your guess l o t111• Gallipoli., Daii)· Tribune, R25 Third Ave., Gallilr olis. Ohio, -15fi:ll, or the Daily S<•ntlnr l, Ill ('o urt St., Porn e ruy. Ohio, -15769,and .vou may win Farm Flmhes Milk production up over previous year~s figures GA LLI PO Li S - lin 1959-19601," two Agri culture Depar tment economi sts sa id before declaring that fa rm house- ·f arm ers now have an av('ra gP hokllncome now "on average, is : Inco me that malchPs or lops I he .rest of the nati on. but l~ey .depend on oft-the-f arm jobs to on par w ith non -f arm famil y Incomes ." "Off.farm Incom e growth has been cr lll ca l to lhis Improvement ," they said in comments soon to appear In Agricult ura l Outlook magazine. A similar analy sis wa s p ub~ llshed thi s spring In Choices, th P magazine of the American Agri cullural Econom ics Assoc iation. The average Income for f arm operat or household s was es ti mated as $41,558 in 1988, or - make thP difference, govPrn- .menl anal ys ts said Frida y. Th e stai ls ti ca l situation is a : dra matic cha nge from the De. pressio n. when farm fam ilies made only half as much as the average . Even In 1960, farm . house hold s earn ed only 60 per· cent of the national average . "Over half th e U. S. farm population was poor and one In :u.s f ivfl poor peoplf' l ived on a farm one-fifth hlg hl'r than the U .S. house hold average of $.1~.0 1< . "Pre lim inary sIa 1istics suggcs l lh allh e rat io may have even inrr·eased for 1989." th e autho rs of the Choices article sa id DPspile lhr r lsP in avera ge i ncom e, anal ys ts sai d som e farm fam llles stlll f ace sevPr e incomr obstac les. Agri culture Depart menl economist Tom Carlin not ed thai inco me is not d istri buted eve nl y among f arm hou seholds " fh ere l end to be more lowIncome households and mo re high-Inco m e house holds," Carlin sa id. Co ntin ued on D -8 M il k rronuf' lio n in tlw 21 major dairy ~ t a l l'S rluring Jun(-' wa s l hn'f' percrnt abovP a year ea rlif'r. Ut iliza t ion showr-ct Amf't'ican typr ch('('sr ma nufar turrs at 107 per('ent of a year rar lirr for M ay . Estlmatrs are t ha t th f' loc;_ d August pav price will ht' j ust umiPr $1:-1 pPr Farm income on par with U. S. average Hy ('H ,\RLES J. ABBOTT l ii'J Farm Editor WASHI NGTON - After d e.cades of oelng poor cousin s. a $5 cash pri1.<' from thr Uhio Valley Puhli."thin g Co . Leave } 'OUr nam{', addrt•ss and trlt•phonf' number with your card or letter . IIOo tel!•phonr· cal ls will ht• acce pted . All co ntest r•ntrir•s should he turned in to th e newspaper officf' hy -1p.m . t' at 'h Wednesday. In t'a.lie of a lie. the winrwr wi ll ht· c hose n by lottery. !'Jex t Wf'Ck, a J\.-lt·i~~ Count y farm will he featurt•d hy Uw Mf• ig~ Suil and \\.al pr Co nservation Histriet . SERVES 1\S SPOKESMAN - Hill Gray was r ecently selected to serve on the Ohio Hankers Association Marketing/ Media Relations Division hecause ol his success as an lL•slstant cashier and media director with Ohio Valley Hank ol Gallipolis. Gray will act as a spokesman lor his geographic area sharing Information about the changin g financial demands of consu mers and how to best accom· mndate them throughout the sluh• . hundml . The J u ly 1 in vPntory of c a~tlf' a nd calves In the U .S. has hrPn v irtual ly unc hanged In leh past I hree yea r s. A ll cows and heifer s that have ca lved at 44.4 million . were up fracti onally from 44 .3 million. The only signifi ca nt change was In beef replacement heifer s at a.20 million. up f our percent from 1989 and eig ht percent from 19llS. Calves born during the first ha lf of the year are es timated at 28.9 million, down one percent from a year ago and 1988. These numbers a II point to a strong feeder ca lf market for the fat! market which r ill t>f' in fu ll swt ng in about on(' month T hP grnf'r.tl ('Conom.v may h r!Vf' :1 ma jor impact th i.~ fall on wh at leve l the frpdcr r<:~lf pri CP fin J ll\' S(' 11IPS . F'or- man .v .r ears rarm r rs ha'·" had tll r opportun it ~ to gr1 fin an cia l ;Jss isti:l nCf' fr om !h C' federal gO\'Prnmrnt through thP l oca l ASCS off i(' l' to complr te sr lrctrd con serv at io n p r art i rr s. I n I"C'C'C' n 1 vrars thr appror al s ha ve been basE'd on pst imalcs of Ion s of soli tha t ml):hl be saved . In some cases farmers wlt h excel le nt co nse rva ti on managem ent were rul ed out because limited erosion wa s expected. Under current proc edures real steep grou nd may qualify because of potPntlal for er osion eve n though o nly limited erosion Is curre ntly l akIng pla ce. Cas t -share money is available through the county ASCS office for practi ces such as new fail seedlings. The local · Continued on D-8 ' �August PaQe-D-2-Sunday Times-Sentinel W. Va. Pomeroy-Middlepon-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant, 11 OPEC ability to control prices at stake in Vienna talks VIENNA <.UP11 - A proposal to increase oil prOOuction 1n response to the PNslan Gull crisis has split OPEC. ra ising lhr possibility that oil nations stri kl' out In different directions and undermine the oil ca r let' s abilil l' to control prices. · Oil ministers of the 13- natio n Organization of Petroleum Ex porting Countries were slat ed tu meet Sunday on a proposa l to raise production. Analyst s sa id il was almost certain OPEC Will face a mutiny If the group. which controls 40 percent of the wor ld 's oil, fails to raise national Oil· output quotas in !becoming days. Saudi Arabia has lhreatened to raise Its ou tpu t by 2 million barrels a day, wi th or wilhoul OPEC approval, to help offset thr 4 million barrels daily lost by lhr Aug 6 U.N embargo of oil from lruq and Kuwait . Suc h a movf' bv Sa udi Ar<:~ hi <:~ th e car tel 's la rges t producer and thr wor ld 's No. 1 oi l Pxpor1Pr. could undermi ne OPr:c and its abilit y to co ntrol g lobal oil p ric e-~ bv lim iting supply·. A ViPnna sourer sa id F rid av !he Saudis had dec!dPd nul l.u altend SundaY 's informal talks . To ra ise produclion quotas. al least 111 of I he 13 members musl agrPr a t t he Vienna ta l ks to conw'nP a forma l con fr rr ncP . Bv Pa r!y Sa1 ur day, it appe-ared unlik ely th a t 10 mrmbPrs would Pvrn sho w up " 11 wo uld be a big blo\\'" if quotas an' not ra isrd, sa id output fa\'or rai si ng prrxlurtion quot<Js to rnakc up for the oil lost as a result of the UN. embargo , impost'd in responst• to Iraq 's occupation of Hs Persian Gulf nP ighbm. Thr inc-reased outpu t wou ld hPip cal m wor ld market s, whf're oil prices have surged by aboul $10 a barrel since th e invasion. Bu t U.S. indu stry sources said !he Saudi proposal for higher ou tput ce ilings was opposed b)' a majority of seven members A l gP ria, Indonesia. Iran, Iraq . l ndon€' sia and Nigeria - ca rtel Report£' dl.\· ta voring hig h e 1 output quo tas . in addition to Saudi Arabia and \'enezurla. are mal talk!'l w il l tr~ to gaugP s up!Ju rl fo r a possible formal poli cy - ~et ti ng co nference If Pnough m embers an• in fa \'Or - aild tl enough abs(' nlC'P membrrs can be rlow n in to estab lis h J quorum - a forma l the United Arab Emirales. Qatar. Gabon and Kuwait . But Kuwait's represe ntation within the cartel is itself at issue. since its output is current ly controlled by Iraq . Karboussian sa id the oil mlnls- meeling could be held as ea r ly"' Monday l ers who attend Sunday's lnfor· Indonesia's Mines and i::nPr~~ Mini ste r GinanOJar J\ a rt a~as ­ mlla !old reporlers Friday that whether or not an emergency OPEC mee ting will be held depends on !he currc nl ri se io wo rld oil prices lo more !han $:!11 a barrel is dangerous. He said the optimum price should be $21 or $22 a barrel. An)•th ing higher could s••nd co nsum ers and govP rnmrn 1 scra mbling for a lfern a tin• " I think th e re is al least a :10 percent cha nce of that ," Kar boussi an said. "Bul whethL•r I he decisions they make will sli ck. that is somelhing else." energy sources . creat in g yrt anolher potential d1sas1er for lht· embatl led cartel. bc lir\'f•d. howrver . to are wavenng in !he ir opposit ion. the U S. in OP f:C' " OPF:C has 10 tell lh<' world it i" abk to m Pet world oi l 11 wa s possible that members opposed 10 raising output could h o ld their own separate meeting <~nrl move thai cou ld pro\·Jde a foundalion for splilling !he sources sai d. \'pnf'i'Uf'l<l HIRD OF PRE\:' ,. - - .. - . ....... - I ' • • ' - An Ant4'rit·an All -&1 ''t\pat·tu•'' ~tnship flit·s ov•·r Saudi :\rahia as part nf npt•ration Dt~!'wrl Shil'ld . ' ' Stylist Needed: Excellent Houra Salary plus commls!lon, tor In~ lervlaw, 61444S.3353. Wanted Merch1ndlser, Gibson Greeting Cards, Pomeroy. Part lime, hours tlaxlable, contact Point Plaasnt Job Servlct 225 Sheth St, Paint Plaasanl. ' Situation Wanted Free ride to California, San Fran. area . Just tltlp drive. Laavlng around Aug. 27, 1st of Sepl 614·992 -5143. 15 • . Schools & Instruction Travel Agents, HoteVMotel Careers, T ra ~ tor!Trailer Dri111ng, Bookkeepin g/Accounti ng, Nur·· sts Aide, Home StudyiRasldenl Training. Financial aid available . il quaiHiad. County Schools, ~-' nc, 1-800-648-6411, 2307 Cam dBn Ave, Parkersbur9, WV ~'26 101 . Complete your treming in 6 to 9 months. Start immediatelY. while you're still employed 11 • your 're workmg _No wait. Classified • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace 18 Wan led to Do ~ Cleaning, Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE OF CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION calling Ancrew DeCoy at 1614) 446 ·9662 between the hours of 9 ·00 a m and 4 :00p .m August 26 . 1990 Columbua . Ohio AuguJt 17. 1990 Announcements Contract S.lea Legal Copy No. 90·998 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed propoaala will be received at the office of tho Director of the Ohio Depart mont of Transportation . Columbus. Ohio . unti11 0 :00 A I ' DESERT DJ.:TY - A J.: , S. serviceman peers desert recently as part of th•• t: S. mU!tary out ol a foxhole at a base in thf' Saudi Arabian buildup in r••spons(' to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait. M . Ohio Standard Time Tuesday. September 11 . 1990. for improvements in · Gallia County. Ohio . on various section• of State Aoute 279, village of Cen · terville. State Route 564 . Galli• County, by resurfac · ing witt. aaphalt concrete . Project and worth length - 38 .492 or 7.29 milea Pavement width - varies "The data nt for com pie · tion of this work shall be as tat forth in the bidding pro · poaal . ·· Each bidder shall be re quired to file with hi1 bid a certified check or ctnhier 's check ior an amount equal to five per cent of hi• bid . but in no event more then fitty thouund dollars . or a bond for ten per cent of his bid. payable to the Director Bidders murt apply . o n the proper forms , for qualification atleastten days prior to the dtte set for opening bids in accordance with Chapter 6626 Ohio Revised Code Plant and specifications are on flle in the Department of Trantportat ion and ttle of · fi ca of th11 Oiltrict Deputy Director. The Director reserves the right to reject any and all bids . BERNARD 8 HURST DIRECTOR Aug 28. Sept . 2 ADOPTION We'd love to share our hoar1s & home wi1h inlanl. Wil l offer lov• . warmth & affection, financially secure, 1111 htl p each other! Medical /Legal upensu paid, Ca ll collect Eveni ngs, 201-4272346 ADOPTION Spec ial fami ly wa nl!l to give your baby a loving home Give your baby and us A c h an~e Call collect 7'0 8- 352·1656. Mary Ellyn and Chuck. Single? You should be reAding Hea rtsoarch Hotline Newsletter, Proliling aru singlu. Hoartsearch, P.O. Box 1043, Gal· lipolls, OH 45631 . TRAVEL, Football But . Tr 1ps WVU vs Maryland at P1lt. US Penn Slate liS Stra~ust 111 VIr· ginia Tach . NF Steelers at Cleveland Brown~ San Fran ci sco a! Cincinnati. Ma11in on bus No smoking or drinking ptrm il!ed Contact Rusty Casto 304-755·2431. Bus dep o1111s Nitro 4 Giveaway 5 Killens . 4 mala, 1 lemltll 614 742 -31 43 6 Beautiful Kittens, to giveaway to good homes! Call afl~tr :!p.m. 614·446 -2t73 Public Notice NOTICE OF PUeLJC SALE The following de~erlbed Item will be offered for public 11fe to the highest bidder on the 4th day of Septem- ber, 1980 01 9:00 o. m. to 10:00 o.m. 1888 Potrlot 14•70 Mo· I' .,. ·. TANK KILLERS - If Saddam Hu ..•eln should send his massive Iraqi tank Ioree over the Saudi border, they would lace these and other AH-64 ' ' ' "Apache" helicopter gunships from the First Airborne, now on patrol In the Saudi Arabian Desert. ( UPI Pholos), bile Homt Sale of the teeurity will be held at Kanauga MH Salas, Rte. 7, 384 Plkt St , Ka . nougo, Ohio 4&131 , Terma of ule: CASH. ltem1 may be aofd in unit• or percels. Seller re11rve1 1ho right to bid ond the right reject any tnd ell bid1. Prior to the dale of this ule. arl'llng•mente may be made to lntpect this merchandise by 8 Public Sale & Auction Rick Pearson Auction Company now booking auctions, ex · peritnca makts the dillerence. Licensed Ohto, Kanlucky, Wesl Virginlt, J04-n3-5785 . W•damaytr'a Auct ion Servic e, Rio Granda, Ohio 614·245-5t52 David Boggs Auction Service, Now booking aucti on. s, licensed in Ohio, 614-446 -nso 9 Wanted to Buy Comp lltt houuhold or Estalu! Any type of furniture , appliancu, enlique's , e1c. Also appraisal availabla. 614-245·51 52. - Employmenl Services 11 Help Wanted 'ASSEMBLERS NEEDED" Bla ck cat , ve~ good cat , to good home! 614-446 -3935. AVON · All areas, Call Marilyn Weaver 304-882-2645. 1~22 . Woodan pallets to glvt1w1y. First comt ll,.t 11rv•d. Gal· llpolla Dilly Tribuna, 825 Third Ave ., Ga lllpoll•. 188D. Tho bid cloling dotolo 11 :00 o.m.. September 19. toward Kuwaiti territory occupied by Iraq at a border post Saturday. All Yard Sales Must Be Paid In Advance . DEADLINE : 2:00 p.m. the day before the ad It to run . Sundav •dltion - 2:00 p.m. Friday. Monday edition · 2:00 p.m. Satun:tav. Immediate openings. No exp nuded _ Full /Par! tim1 . Ca ll 1· 7a.m.- t0p .m. 900-463-4336 $2/min Whitt Garman Shaphard about 1 112 yetrt old, spsde, &14-367- 1Df. GMHA. 381 euck Ridge Rood. Bldwotl, Ohio 4&614. 1614}441·02&1 ' Aug. 22. 26. 28 GaUipolts & Vicinity 9 weak old English Saner pup· pies. 1 male , 1 female to good home. CAll 614-992 -5307 Cute Par1 Gtrman Shephard Puppies, 8 Wtllklll old , 1110 4 Calico Kitlens, 614-446·6161. A NO NONSENSE WAY TO 1500 A DAV! $1 plus F.A.S.E. K.A. Sttvans, RL 2 Box 224, Soulh Point, OH 45680. ARTISTS NEEDED In this and surrounding area to do ptncll portraltl!l from photos lor local cliants . High aarnlng• wortc.tng In own lludro. Phenomenal bualnus. Limited positions. Call for FREE USE of lnlo. Video, 1·304-428-4031. Asstmbltrs NMded. lmm•dlata openlngt1. No •xr- n•adad. Fulllparl lima. Cal 1·900-4634336, 7a .m.-10p.m. 12/mln 6 Lost & Found LOST: Chlld't Pat tinea puppy Mtdium tlza dog, mostly brown , some bitch I t1n P1rt; Col· tponld u.. shepherd/Chow tongue. Red collsr, answ.rs to "WOody." Vielnlty of Add~n Pike or local surrounding araa . If ~ou hava Min PLEASE Contiel : e14-3&7-7700. Hn lolt: Mtn'• metal frlma bl· IOCIIII In clip on btsek case. 6141192-2433 or 114-1112-5986. Loti: 5mtll white dog on Ballay Run Ad. An1wtn Ia Olnhy. 614/992~88 . AVON I All Aran I Shltlty Spears, 304-6~1420 . Help Wanted Domino's Pizza hiring drivers , mu st be IB wilh der-ndabla car and insura nc e, apply in person 11 .00 !ill 4 :00, 428 Viand Sl , Poinl Pleasant. -~­ Dri._., Handyman. Ass l111 busy new doctor par1-llme. Call Or Snydar 614 -448-3373 Saturday Earn money bv the wtek . Join tha n1,1mbers Ia demonstrate "Chris• mas-Around -The- World" July -Dacembar. L•ave nama, addrass, and phone number on anawarlng sar.~lca. 614-992·6319 EARN MONEY Reading Books' $30 ,000/'fr income pole nilal Now hiring. (1) BOS-687-6000 Ext. Y10 189. Echoing Meadows ICF-MR is currtnlfy ueking a lull -l imo, RNILPN lor at1ornoon sh i t1 w/Fri & Sat oiL Tha LPN $8.25, AN $10.00 with benefa package In cluded . This pos ition i! open tor mOfl Into. call 614 -594 -3541 or stop by ]19 West Union Sl, Athens, OH 45701 Mon -Fri, 9-11, t""', To complete an application. media salts Experlanced rtpresenta\ 1\19 . Base plus commission . 304 -727·7885 call lor in tal'\liaw. COOK FOR HIGHWAY-I N, APPLY IN PERSON , 614-4<16-0206 FEDERAL GOVEANMENl IS HIRING 116,000-$62,000 year. Call 1-805 ·564~500 E.-t.GB 968 tar immadiall response . ,_ _ Flal Bad drivers needed lor long hauls. AHeut 1 year axperience required . Ctll 614 -871·5005 or 614·446-9443. residenlial, & com Relare nces, 614 -379 - House cleaning onc e-- a week dependable , ask tor Oebb1e 304: 675-1 145. Kountry Kids Chi ld Care. A tun pl11ce to stay wl'lere friendships begin_ Great loc ations. 614 -9927532 Magic 't'ear s Day Care Center reasona ble, dependable, li cense, quality child care. Mon day rhru Friday, 7:30 till 5.30. For more information or !o registe r 304-675·5047 M1ss Paula's Day Care Center. Sate , affordable . childca re . M-F 6 a.m. · 5:30 p.m. Ages 2-10. Before, afler sc hool. Drop -ins welcome . 614 -446-8224. Mother, Da ughter, babysitting urvlt'!l , If one can 't do It , the other one ca n. Full-time or parl timfl any shit!, conveni11n1 loca tion, axparlenced, 614-446-0065 attar 3p m Ouati1y Child Care in mv homa, wlreftlences . Mon ·Fri. 614·446· 0316 Will Baby sit in my nome Have Good References Also Weekends . 614-388-8114 --Will babys it in my home Butav dle P1ke Rd 614 -441 -1408. Customs, DEA, ate. Now Hiring. Call 1-805-687-6000 Ext. K-10190. Local business now accapllng r11um11 tor stcratrlal posiUon, applicant must havt good lyping skllls.l. soma computer knowltdga (I~M PC), good 1el~t­ phooa aldlls, must work well wlltl public. All res umas COil· lidanllal, send 1o Box S--24, ~ Point Pleasnt Register, 200 Milin Sl, Pt . Pit, WV 25550. LPN Needed: ~,llidnl~ht reliet, t6 hrs Jwk . Worldng wtth Geriatric MR residents in a residential 11t1ing. Excellent position tor an LPN going to school who needs parHime work _ 614""'46· n48. MajOf 1.. alng company look ing lor truck mechanic with four or mort ytars experience. Must hava own tools Elfcelltnt benefits. Contact Gary at 15141446-4122 . Managert nteded, part tlmt help tor Conltmpo Fashion Jawarly Party Plan Co. No lnvestmanl, no daflv1ry, tor Interview appointment 304-675-5162. Organist Needed. Reply In writ · ing to Oraca Episcopal Church, 32'8 E. r.taln Strael, Pomeroy or call 614·992·3968 on Tull. Of Thurt. before noon. POSITION AVAILABLE Plr1 llmt beby sltttr In my homt when school starts. 304'- Substitute Bus Drlvlrl - Must hold approprlstt school bus llceneure or wtlllng to obtain. $8.15 per hour. Contr~ct bula only. For morelnfonnttlon contact the Galli• ~unty Botrd ot MRIDD, P.O. Box 14, CMshlrs, Ohio 45820, 614..367·731'1. Pereon wl1h botl 1o uslst during lntpec!lon ot Pamaroy· Muon bridge. Duration 3 to 4 wks. $250/Wk. Cantaet HtmmonlrM and Assoc . 216-49g.. 881l8a .m.-5p.m. r.t-F. 882-lno. S~~l-\-~t.~~ A-t' 1n a very axpens1ve )&Wetry store. Mosl people come 1n JUSt 10 look. One woman channed us by saymg . "I'm not here 10 buy anything . I m JUST WISHING " 1 work !NOTICE! OHIO VALLEV PUBLISHING CO Jeeommands that you do busi· nest wUh peapla you know, and NOT to stnd money through the mall unlit you have lnvastfgattd tht offering. 1979 & hullt, 14r65, 2 BR, all elactrlc. U,OOO. Aft1r 5 p.m. 614· 388--9634 or ~29. 1980 Schultz 14x70, 2 bedrooms, uc cand, l04-e75-3094 or tfter 6:00pm ctll 304-ti75-3273. 'DISTRIBUTOR' 1982 TownhouM, 14ll70, doubll ••pando, CA, Msny Extras! On privati ranted lot In Rodney. For Excillng NEW program. Not • vending route! Ca ll 1-800·828· 3922. 614-245-5041. 1984 Schultt. 14x6!i, AC, daek, stortge bldg, tn,ooo. 304-ti7S6t45. =-:--:-::-:--:-- - - - - - 22 Money to Loan Gold Credit Card , Vlsa/Mttarcard Guaranteed, Cash Advancu, no SAcurity deposit, na credit chack, 1-iOO· 22&-o048, $19.95 ffle . Latayetta Gardan Canter Spaclallzlng In dried everlasting tlowers. C'ustom ordars waf. come. Ws deliver In Galllpollt.453 Jackson Pike 31 Homes for Sale 31 Homes for Sale GOVERNMENT HOMES from $1.00 (U Repair) Foracloauras, Tax Dellnqutnl Repos, Prop!llrlies. Now telling your sraa. CaU 1 ·31~·736-7375. Ert. H· OH-G2 curl'lnlllsls. 24 hrs. GlllllpoiiJ, 614-446-4848. Real Estate lnvnlmanl Proparty: Oupltx, Galllpotls, Currantly ren!ld $475 income month . $25,000 Call Tim , 9-5, r.t-Sat. 614-446-- 31 Homes for Sale 107 ecru. 6 room modular home. LR, OR, hltchan, 2 badroom, 1 112 bath . $60,000. 614/992-3674. 0966. Must tell Mason, WV. No down paymenl If assuma load, cash $1&,000. 3()4-727-5010 or 304· 675-1286. 2 1tary, 3 bedroom house on Loeust Str11t. $4 ,500 080. 614· 927-6436 1tltr 5 pm. Schun 14x70 upando, CA. largt porchH an t/2 acre near Pt. Pleasant Exc . cond, call for ap· poinlment. French Clly Brock· aragt, 614-446-9340, 104-675· 3 bedroom hame, 2 baths, dining room. full basement, 2 car gari!IQI, 3 1/2 aeras, Jericho Road, $49,500.304 -675 -2945. 6 room house on lincoln Hill 1 acre, clean lol. 614·992-3270. Unique targa country home. 22 acres, 5 bedroom, Cherry A1dga. $44,500. 614/992-5348. 3br house wlltl family room, new carpet & paint, lenced in yard . Priced to sellf Rodney area. 614·245·5961, 6t4·367-n52. A-trame tor tale by owner, 2200 square lett , living room w/sprlal stalrca11, & llreplace, also In· eludes custom made solid oak built In bookcase . Dining room, buill in kitchen with ranga , ltrgt laundry room . 4br manuring approx . 12x14, 10x12, 10x14, 9x40. 2 bathrooms , wtll to wall carpeting throughout. Electric baseboard huting . 3 ear dalach garage wldoor openers, coun!v Wiler, septic sys!Am, & satalll!e dlth, all on 43.8 acres fOf $8~.000 . Hama on 13 acr111 for $75,000. 30.6 acres are available wlpurchaaa al home for an ack.:l· Ilona! $10,000. Locat11d Rt.J , Gal· llpolil!l. Directions: Take Rl .35 to Rt.588 to Cora Mill Road . Home 11 apptoxfmaltly 2 1121o J miles on taft. In Ohio Call: 1·614-4466611, In Wast Virglnlt Call : 1304 -344·.5638 atter 5p.m. 11 REGISTERED NURSE Immediate opening to work In the Emer· gancy Room and Skilled Care Unit full and part-time po sitions. Salary com mensurate with ex perience. Excetlen1 Fttr:h OrtraJ ~nMn r~ Ow~ 1m d ()p8r1116d Management consultation, Information Adertising and Proven Contact Ruth Marketing Program! Powers 992-5813 Call 3 bedroom, In town . Deposit & Rttarancas. Call 614-446.{)365. In town, small, 2bt, laundry, porch, quiet neighborhood . $2SO. Includes water bill, See or call Earl Tope, 614-446-0161 Taking applications for 2 large modern vtf)' nice, partly fu rnished country homes. $500 and $400. No inside pets. Reference and deposit reqwred 614·992 -6747. Public Sale & Auction "AUCTION" Collectibles GALLIPOLIS JAYCEE BUILDING Rl 3~ BYPASS. GALLIPOLIS We've taken a summer break and are now ready lor ou1 fall sales! Here are the dates: SEPTEMBER 11 - OCTOBER 16 NOVEMBER 13 All sales start at 7:00P.M. and consignments will be taken from 10-5 day of sale . for more info .. call leslie Lemley at 614 -367 -0[)[ Watch this paper for future listings' ESTATE AUCTION September 1, 1990 10:00 a.m. record s oval Due To Lack Of Parking, The Auction Has Been Moved On Camden Avenue At The Youth Center In Point Pleasant, WV . Watch For Signs! The Estate of the Late Belen Frutb Will Be Sold. AUTOMOBILE: 1981 Buick Regal, V-8, miles cabtnet. tea can, one drawer wash stand. 3 p1ece bedroom sutte. w~eker table . laney rocker , 2 piece bedroom suite, 4 piece Dadroom su1te. Zonilh black and wh1te tele v1s1on . Dovetatl blanket trunlo.. chest, dresser , mahogany desk. 3 pieCe wicker set. wicker chair . cedar wardrobe . 1ce cream table and chair . Early Halt Arrow Back Bench, old store type ironhalltree, w1ngback chatr , marble top tab le. 2 metall1le cab1nets. Emerson microwave, handpatnted N1ppon, RosevIlle vase , Orienal vase , supe r fancy 01llamp w1th green sa 11n shade. 6 pmk Depresston stem ware goblets Aladdin bra ss oil lamp, several Germany pieces of glass . fancy bnbo x. m1rrors . ntce lamps , set ol Myotts Bouquets England, several pnnts. doilies. linens. pots and pans . super pictures and trames. set of Bll10 matching Ql/fed frames wiU1 pnnts. Eureka sweeper. Maytag automatic washer . lew tools and more 'AN TIQUE OR COllECTOR'S ITEMS' Chil d's table & ch a~r s . child's wtcker batJ y bu ggy . w1c ker roc ker 8. se w1ng bas ket on stand. wash stand. oak bre a~han! dresser . rockers. pamted wash stand . wa sh bo wl &po l lar'!e m ~r ror . m1 sc [ han s m a n t~l doc~. drP.sser srt ~ tand oval p1 ctur e lrame W"Orld ~lobe & lots & lot s of d1 shes plu s lot s mm e Auelfon CoJUisuUd 8)1 · HOUSEHOLD" RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. Bed che st ol drawers. 4 pc bedro om su11e. cedar chest & metal wardr obes several Warm Mornm g healers col!ee & end tables. desk & cha1rs. couch. m1 sc chao s la mps recllnrng. Mayla g auto washe r cu stom e leCIIIC range . table & cha1r s. Amana 18 cu tt relr1 geratm hutch . clo the s hampers & etc wo od Mason, WV 773-5785 EXECUTOR: ROBERT FRUTH TERMS: Cuh or Chock wl1h ID. Not Responsible lor Accident• or loll ol Property Ltct111od ond Bonded In Chi"' Ktnludcy, 1nd Wttl Vlr!llnla IIi Sever al handmade furs. lots ol clothes . & m1 sc r trm ~ OWNER - ELIZABETH FICK P.O.A. - EVELYN J YOUNG DAN SMITH -AUCTIONEER 57 68 -1344 Cash 22,DOO actual ANTIQUES and HOUSEHOLD : Loveseat. 2 n1oo side ct'.atrs . 3 piece mahogany end tab~ se1 with leather tops. wash stand, cherry drop ~at table and SIX chairs, small China Hut. Refreshments atr, Vehicle wllla~lat 12 noon AUCTIONEER NOTEo PositiVe I D Partial ListlnJ, Lar~:• AU-Dar Sale: Real Estate General Real Estate General opportunity for Sharp Brokers Advertising, Catalogs. 1-800-444-5044. S© R~ 1A- ~ t !fib' • @CANADAY REALTY AUDREY F. CANADAY. BROKER ROBERT D. BRENNEMAN 446 -2174 MARY FLOYD. REALTOR HOMES. FARMS & COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES 25 LOCUST STREET GALLIPOLIS. OHIO 45631 446-3636J\t~ WOlD GAM! Edntd by CLAY R. POLLAN O Rearrange- th i' t. ~ro m bled word ~ be lo"" to moke 6 ~ 1mple wo rd~ P11n ' letter s of eac h 1n 1 1 ~ l1 ne o! ~auore ~ 1----r A QWU S K JUST LISTEOI $58.000 - 4 BEDROOMS. 3BATHS FORMAL DINING VERY NICE APPROX II ACR ES LOCATED ON Rl 554 AT ENO OPEN HOUSE Sunday, August 26, 1990 2 til 5 PUN RUT I I' I I I I H 0 G c~J_:._Jr-1 I T 1-:6---rJ.:....:;.J...=..,J;...7 I I work 1n a very expensive . . . . . . Jewelry store . Most people '--'--'"-...L.....I--'-_; come 1n JUSt to look. One I j UDAT S woman charmed us by saying. 1--~r-.;::;8 .:.,.::.:._;.,..:.,--! ;'.1:.-~o~ -~~~~-to buy anything, 19 I 1 1 1 ~,~o~A=r~N::N=~~~ 8 I I Ill I I 0 . . J . . . ' iii)_; ,. ,;<· , . "' VERY AnRACTIVE HOME IN BEAUTIFUL WOODED SET COVDIE C omp lete the chuckle quoted by fill1ng in the miuing words . you develop from step No. 3 below. •·&4 l'rrrl'l'tl'rr'l Horace & Grace Abbott • Antiques Ms . Fick is no longer able to live alone so will sell the following personal items . Located at 411 W. Main St. . Pomeroy. Ohio next to Pizza UNITED NATIONAL has top Abbott 1 Nlee building lot on R1. 588, Rodney, (Daubl•· wldea accepttble.) lo .... call 614·245-9448. SATURDAY. SEPT. 1. 1990 10:00 A.M. REAL ESTATE CAREER! For More We wish 10 thank all who hslped in any way during the illness and death of our loved one . Tre· cie Abbott . A special thank& to Dr. Grawscki and Dr. Sholtis. the nurses at Holzer Hospital , Pomery Emergency Squad. the Over· brook Center and staff for their care. all the friends who brought food, sent flowers. and cards. Rev . C. J . Lemley and Rev . Catherine Riley for their com· !orting messages and the Ewing fu · nerel Home. Arlee Abbot Edgar 8t Jane 8 "MISC ." Professional Training. and convalescence. Also. special1hanks for all 1he pmyer.1. concerns end support. My apprecia1ion 10 Dr Vallee. 1he Medical Plaza S1aff, Holzer Medical Cen1er Coronary Cere Unit, end EMS Elva Jean Coulson 2br $275/mo, deposit and Near references required . school, fenced yard . 61~-446· 6S90, 614·446·1478. PUBLIC AUCTION Phone (614) 682-6613 BUILDING T~~~:t~~y 2 Bedrooms, 3 milas tram 1own Depo.ail & RefGrencll. 614 -446 14S6 licensed ad Bonded ll Years Booking fall auctions. Call for details . BRIDGE SHOULD BE OPEN . OAK HILL, OH. Is seeking experienced semi-tractor trailer driver. Excellent pay and insurance package. Experienced driver only! 11'2 ba1ht, cenl~l heat tnd ~ l r, baaemanl, enaehld garaga. 20 mlnutet from Athena, 1·1.'2 milts to Malgs High School. Retarenc11 and daposlt requlr.ct. 614-593-69:17. hospitalization 2 badroom house, vtry nice, good neighborhood, 2225 Lincoln Ava., 304-675·1301. AUCTIONEER: FINIS ISAAC 614-388-9370 115 E. Memorial Drive Pomeroy, OH . 45769 16141 992·2104 EKt. 213 Would like to do babysitting In my home. Mon -Fri. Cays on ly. cent 41 Houses for Rent lrames ptelures sa1lor doll !w1th biSQue head!. Fenton. red ruby cobol!. cased glass. hats. cherry seeder. Oetedo grocery scales Buffalo cast 110n bank. Nestle cocoa bank. oo l can Delta power flare (Manon . In). draw.nQ: kntves wood pulley fumer blow tor ch. & lot s ol glassware too numerous to ment1on Consignments taken 1·6 P.M. On Saturdays or call · for other days . Director of Nursing Veterans Memorial Hospital Country Setting 4 bedrooms 2· 3 bedroom, In town, Deposit & R•ltrencn . Call614.,.46-0365. land on Spring Ave. makt nlct t111iler IGt. $5000. 080. 927-6436 lf18f 5 pm. den g1een handle curhn~ tron. pottery. t1n s. 78 fringe benefits . in Gallipolis. Get National THANK YOU I would like to 1hank all 1ho98 who sent cards. flower.~, gifts. and food during my re- Big Dakota 5 btdroom farm home buln an your lot . $35,995 & up. 614-886·7'311. 3 bsdroom house, nice and clean . Absolut•ty no inside pets. CeposU and Refen11 nces rtqulred . 614·992-3090 3 bedroom, 2110 N. Main. Llase, daposU, reterenc11, no pets, $285. 304-458-1875. Rentals VINTON. OHIO SATURDAY, SEPT. 1 AT 7 P.M. Contac1: Rhonda Dailey . R.N., B.S.N., OLD POMEROY LIBRARY 1 card of Thanks 5'18-2336. ANTIQUE AND COLLECTIBLES PARTIAL LIST: Wooo cha11s. sewmg mach~n e . sm all Duncan Phytte told -away table. lamps. l~nen s. gramteware. 30 gal crock. etgar box.es. OhiO match box. wooden crayon box woo- Help wanted Will do sewing in my home Deadlme lor Christmas Orders D•c 1, 1990 614 -256-1989 ---- Route 2 Ashton, 1 acra lots, 3 mills soufh Gallipolis Locks, publle water, no ras!rlctlons . soma with ri11er trontags , 304- ISAAC'S AUCTION HOUSE 1914 Guerdon Futurtms 1211:65. 2 bedroom, Central Air $5995. 6t4· 446·1012. FOR LEASE 614 - 4~6 - 8199 2br houll $150 daposlt, $250 rent, 614 -446-9219. Public Sale & Auction J.E. KESSINGER TRUCKING. CO. GOVERNMENT HOMES from $1 (U repair). Callnquenf Ia. proptrty. Aapasusslons . Your aru ( 1) 805-687~000 Ext. GH~562 tor currant r•po lit!. lot for sala, 614~ 379 -2255 One acrs trailer lot with county wattr, uptlc ttnk and alactrle Windsor, ~4x70, 2br, deluxa hook up. On blsck top road. kltehen, CA. vinyl undersklrtlng Ptrtlally fenced . Owner will parstoraga buildings, man~ axtras 1 tltlty flnanee, $2,900. asking Furnished or unlumlsh•d, Quail price. 304-675 -2722. Cretk, 614·245-9296. 1911 Rebel Moblla Home, 10x50 12500 negotiable. 614-992-2952. •Full Service Program •National Brands •Backed by Over 80 Years ol Succeas •lnwrtment Ftequlmment a slow as ,,00.000 Location1 a~teilable now in Kentucky, West Virginia And Ohio For full detalla. plesae write or call Jerry Gould P 0 . Da11 100 Brooking•. SO 57006 1 -800-829 ·4880 7 rooms 1 112 baths, country living but close to Meigs School and town . Rt. 33-4 lane, Township Road 27. First road to right. Call 61'1 -992-7'118 Of t-3842097. 41 Houses lor Rent 3br house, garage, ahop, barn, & ICifiQI. No Sunday Calls. 614-371-2618. Appro1 one Kre, woodad lots, cfty water, ownef' tlancing , Jericho Road, Point Pl•aStnl, 304..372-8405 or :Jn-2.571. Nuhua 14170 wlnpando, sltutled .75 acra land, Point Plaa..nt, Many trlrH, priced on Inspection. !04-675-791'7. 35 Lots & Acreage 12K60 mobile hom a, $2,500. 304 675·6605. for registered nurses 3 BR, 112 acre, exc. Ra~coon Creek trontaga . Boat dock , new sundeck, tO min. from town. Cl1y schools. 614·256-1691. bam, 614-446-2107, 614-388-8504. 2 bedroom traiktr, 2.4 acras, call betara6:00 PM, 304-675-7551 lor Sale ARE YOU S£EKING INDEPENDENCE & SECURITY? OWN A MODERN COAST TO COAST HARDWARE STORE 304-ll82·3593. 20 aeres tllltblt, 3br, house, 35 Lots & Acreage 32 Mobile Homes 3 bedroom home, tssume 6898. balance Muon County Bond Loan 8.5% ln1erest, will consider 11_ _H_e.:_:lp: _W_a:_ trailer tor down payment, 304· _ n_te..,.d:___ 675-1804 . 3 bedroom, lull basement, gas heat , clair, garage, double lot w/mobile home. Mason, WV. 30 tcrts more or Ills. Approlf. 2 bedroom moblla home with nlca bull! on, 2 lots, hilt mile Grtar Road , 304-675-5022. SPECIAL Factory to you1991, 2 or 3 btdroom14x70 models at th• unballavabla price ot $12,900 delivered and HI up. Caii1-BD0-129-4045 for detalla. Professional Services 18 aere farm wtlh 3 bedroom house. Orlll.ct well & septic systtm. Good hunting grounds. Can bt '"n 11 2tl1'151anners Run Road. Price Reduced . 12 acr11, 2 blma, 1982 trailer, 3 bedrooms, 2 porches, rural water, tobecco bin, Ohio At. 7. 1-304-i'tl·8196 . 1986 VIctorian all alae, 2 bedrooms, utumt 10 yr. loan, 304882-3451. Commercial, Hom• Units, From $199.00. lamps, lotlona, Accessories. Monthly Paymtnlt Low At $18.00, Call Today FAEE Color Cattlog. 1-800-228-6292. 23 33 Farms for Sale 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Business Opportunity Will do housecleaning . Releren· CIS _ 6141992-6983. INTELLIGENCE JOBS. CIA, US Compuler p~ognmmer p~rt­ tima to nsl., with ntw mtdlcal softwtft. Ctll Dr. Snyder. 614U6-33n S1turday only. ANSWERS TO SCRAM·LETS SQUAWK UPTURN VOICED GOTHIC ADJUST INDIAN JUST WISHING 11 mercial 22t1 Only. - - --- LEGAL NOTICE 1990. For bid Information and 1 copy of the Invitation For Bktl. contact June R . Winirlms. hecutt¥e Direc· Vard Sal•, Sunday Aug, 26; K & K Mobil• Homa Park, lot 17: Point Pleasant , 9:00am· 1. Rain or Shlnt. Wanted To Buy : Junk Autos with or wlll'loul motors. Call Larry Lively. 614·388-9303 . Knt1ns to glvtaway, 614-4462t53 after 5p.m. lng Authority invttes ...led bid• for the procurement of AutomobUe Uability Cover· age . The coverage 11 to be· come etfectt¥e October 24, Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity 3 Announcements Public Notice Gallla Metropolitan H ous - Yard Sale 7 <";ARLYLE® by Larry Wrigbt Htrshey Sanck Route! Grosa 12 • KIT·~· POSTAL JOBS $18,392· $33,000 per ytar. Raqulras, $67,125/yr. Now hiring. Call /'1 $10,000 to alert, 1-800..288-3469. 805~81-6000 EXT. P'-4562 or curran111tt. WOLFF TANNING BEDS Wanted : txpariencad sarvlce man, tor commercial retrlgsrallon, & heal ing, air conditioning repairs. Local establistled HVAC Company. Send brief resuma to Box Cia 044, clo Gallipolls Daily ~rlbunt, 825 Th ird Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45631 . • 21 m01"8 WANTED· Emtrgency Ra liel Community Servlca Workers for two community group homes In Galtla County (Bldweii/Gallipollsl. High school dsgrea, valid dr ~er·a lleensa and good driving record, good eomunlcatlon and organization shflts, punctual, and' able to work as part of a 1eam required; exptriance working with per· sons wllh mental retardation and davalopm8ntal disabilities prelerred, bul nat required. Hours are scheduled as needed (avenings and wnkends). Salary: $4 25/hour. Send resume lo Ctcilia Baker, Buckeve Community Servlcas, P.O. Box 604, Jackson, OH 45640. Deadline tor 1ppllean1s: 8129190. Equal Opportunity Employ•r. "' ' BORDER GUARDS - Saudi border guards stand with arms at the ready position as they lace Financial Po!titlon A.vailable· Bus Crlver Meigs Head Start Program _High School D1ploma, prior •x· perience _ in driving a bus and Commerctal Drivers License (COL) pralerred. Applications mty ba obtained from G-M lolead Start Program, 412 Vinton Pike Gallipolis, OH 45631. For lniOfmatlon ca ll 614-446·66711. G· M Head Start, A Division ol Woodland Centers, Inc., Is tn AAIEEO ampJoyar. Sunday Times- Sentinel - Page- D -3 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio - Point Pleasant. W.Va . Help Wanted Now Takmg Appllca11ons for Pomeroy & Gallipolis, Domino's Pl u a Libva. Ecuador and Nigeria . Three of these - Ecuador. Bahmar Karboussia n, a Vi€'nna· base d co nsul tant who sp<>cia l il.P!' rPquin•mcnh . " Saud i ,\r :1 b1 ~1 10 rC'g tstrr thei r di sappro\·aJ. a 26, 1990 26. 1990 August . -- -- -- ' -· --·-· ---·---- -- ------· ---- ~----··:_. ,. __ _ _ _ _ __ _____ liNG . 3 BEDROOMS. MASTER BEDROOM IS[XTRA LARGE ? BAIHS MAIN BATH HAS GARDEN TUB KITCHEN IS EQ UIPPED WITH JENNAIR COUNT£R TOP RANGE.BUILT IN OVEN. DISHWASHER. LOTS OF CABINET SPACE FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE 2CAR GARAGE PRICED TORQUICK SALE AT $72000 DIRECTIONS: FROM GALLIPOLIS DRIVE OUT ROUTE 588 APPROX. 51\ MILES. WATCH FOR OPEN HOUSE SIGN ON THE LEFT. FROM RODNEY DRIVE APPROX. I I\ MILES TO· WARD GALLIPOLIS. WATCH FOR OUR SIGN ON THE RIGHT BEWBATH RfMIRKS IQI SIZE Gallipolis Cheshire Ken/Bethel Adamsville Gallipolis Adamsville O.J. White Myrtle Or. Green Twp. $28,000 AmOid Dr. Sl25.000 $~.500 $37,500 $42,000 $43,000 $55,000 $66,000 $62.000 $65,000 Route 588 $91,900 lower fit. N7 $85,000 ___l_i,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....c_:ll~ ;.,p' USTEOI $54,500 -4 BEDROOMS. 3 BA TH S. FAMilY ROOM CU STOM DESIGNED 4 lFVEI BRICK LOCATED IN G ALLIPO~ . FARMS - VACANT LAND - LOTS LOCA!I~N PRI" BE~BATH RE"ARKS ACR~AGE Blazer d. $52. 3 136 SQ. ft. ac Rt. 218 $28,000 Barn & Septlc, no house 31 ac. Bidwell $3,000 Vacant Lol 66'•166' Lower Rt. 7 $5.000 Vacant lot I ac. Sugar Creek $58.000 312 Gar Barn 21 ac. Sugar Creek $60.000 3/1 2 Barns, Gar. 56 ac. Horse Creek $34,500 2/none 72 ac. Adamsville $5D.OOO 14170 MH. Barn 47 ac. Ohio Twp $69.500 3/1 ~ Oh Rv. frl 30 ac Swan Creek $124.500 4 homes 3 Barns 282 ac. Bladen Rd. $40,000 3/T lob. Bm 29 ac. All acreage and lot dimensions are approximate. ·-· !._ - ... --·--- - ·- �Page-D-4- Sunday Times- Sent mel 41 Houses lor Rent Pomeroy Household Goods 51 HouH In country, city schools Household Goods 51 rural wal•r, Ret & O.p 614·446- 0914 42 Mobile Homes lor Rent 2 bedroom mobl.. home $200 monthly, utllllies nol Included $100 deposit required 614 992 5443 2 bedroom trailer lor rant Gal llpolla Fsrry, psrtially furnished frH water & garbage, phone 304-m-.2666 or evenings 675 2827 2br Mobile Home lor rani, call 1M1r 2p.m 614 446-0521 Quean slza water bed Wllh 6 d~awer s mirror head board $200 cash 614/992-2463 4 pe li11lng room SUII& 2 quaan size water beds, Rambow wahu !ohanar, Sea,. swmg sat 304· 675-114! 2 pc liVIng room sutle good cond 614-4 46 0'738 4 poster solid wood antique bed $75 Beaulltul Engllsh horse shoe desk and swivel c ha tr $500 retails $1 500 plus Jackie 304-675-5091 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers refrigerators ranges Skaggs A~pllances, Upper River AO Bes1da Stone Crest Motel Call 614-44 6 7398 Couch, chair onoman 2 and labiH, 1 co« .. tsblea 1945 9 pe dining room suit 1 window 9x4 It , 1 alarm door all axe cond affer 5 p m 614-446 0373 Good used relrlgaralor & stove oak table plu5 four chairs $75 lor eac: h 614--446 11178 2br, mobile home tor rant, total electric no pats, nc drinltar5 Like naw bedroom furnished Washer 10ryar tor ute or rent 3br double wlda, Clarll. Chapel 7ml h'om Holzer Hospital, Child,.n welcome, epproved $200 H U 0 1514-446-6434 $2 29 QO 2 and 3 bedroom 1panments Mlddlapon Oapo& lt Rttertneas ,.qulred 614 985-4448 at1er 6 9900 RT 141 CENTENARY, OHIO 4 Mtles off Route 7 8568. Nicely Furn ad Small house, garage not eultable lor children no pet• $300/mo O.posh 614-446-0338 Nicely Furnished Mob1le Home In eny CA Su11abte to r 1 par son Ret &Dep Ro qutrtd 614 446.0 338 Oak Wood Apartme nt~ Modern lbr apllrtment narlable Sept 1 Conven1ant Loc at1 on No pets Heunty deposit 6t4-446 2055 One bedroom apt5 tor tttn t $225 month O.P0$11 req utred 614-992·2118 aMar 6 p m One bedroom lurn1 shed apl ut11111es paid 304-675-.2722 Rent 1 bedroom apartment N1ce carpet clean and naat HUO approved No pels Pc Pleasant 304 -6 7 ~-6.200 Two b~room apt carpal kll chon lurntsha~ 304 675 5104 Unlurntshed 2 btdroom apartments Downtown New Haven Wet ! Vtrgtma Stove refng•rat .:>r 61 4 99.2-7481 or O.Jn s P zz.a Ups1a1rs Furmsh~ 3 rooms & bat h cle an no pals relerenc:e & da~sf1 required 6t4-446 1519 Furnished Rooms 45 • Real Estate General POMEROY, OHIO 992 -22 59 608 NEW LIS11NG - POMEROY - SR m- NEW LISTING - DARWIN - rounlr. IPII>ng 1 lwom l ba l h all elect rtc modu lar homr w1 l h 2 rar par ~rt• an 1 101 age huild1n1! Situated on app rox acre ol tanrt lmmed ar1• r anc~ OWNERS WANT SOlDIII slo~a ge bu ld~n g and over I acre lawn Appro~ 71 #1852 Call to ~et ar appOintment to se e th1 s 3 bedr oom l dll ch homr Attt~c h erl r ilrp ort c onrr ~' I E' dr1v E 1n te r1 or an rl e) tf'r tor recen tly oaw tef1 1 IMM EDIATE acr es mall Corn 11b mPtal fr ee stall ba rn st orag e bulldm g, pond and sprm R tobacco base Mt l ~m ~ system and r111neral r1 Rh l s m POSSESS ION' eluded PLU S2 lbedtOo mh o m e wlthlrv~n g room bath lor mal d1n1ng and more Call today lo r co m niPIP 1 1 ' IDEAL LOCATION #283~ #1830 s located ap pr ox mile fr om c1ty O tt e r ~ ilvmg roc m l~11 mal (f1111ng and morP Has tlf'Pn Pde r s1vPiy rmoriPiflrl n1rP carpet1n ~ end vmy l s rl ng La r pe r1ed Pr ced 1n available Elecl 11c Ime across the prJpe rty Almas ! r ea rt~ tr go 1ust nee ds you $8 000 3 bedrOOITIS n; l ~ ~rl Pj rwme k !chen I:H gP dPtac hed #2829 I 'io111anc h $]1 000 RUTLAND - Smith Run Rd - fh 1s d1 gnil 1erl ro 11 11'1 Y1es 1 dence 1s ~ pictur es que seltrnR ft'lth a redw ood r ome th at srt s way back fr om the road Has a dt earnvpe can ~ tchr n ca l hP dra l ce il mRm spac1ous llv ng roan w1t h fir ep la ce Th eco un try stz ed tam1ly roo m al so has d to eplace and l hP re ar e tw o balhs Th1 s 125 ac re l a~m rs sel up lor beef canle II has a lar ge metal batn iHH1 other out bu ld1n gs and stoc ked po nd MUST SEE TO BELIEVE $140 000 LETART - Maml enance tree ex ter1or 4 bPdr oom<:: 2 ba ths 3 s rttm~ pot ches and ~ d1nmg room N1ce b• ~ l e ~ P! ~ar d Fenced area w1th ba rn tor antm als and a tr ee house to r chll MUS1 SEE $44 900 dren Real Estate General POMEROY - J\ a 50 Acre ~ ol.acan t land r p c watP Ta~a l1blp table Ga s • ell Soulhetn Dslfl[l $1990000 POMEROY - COMMERCIAL BUILDING - concrete dnve PreSgf1g10u s net ghb01hood Kee p cool I hiS summer w1th the club po' " #283 I V1nf1 ct edran ch w th3bed roorn s 2b~th ~ J rH room ! ?.mil~ rno rr 1~ 1 1 11 ~I h11 11 1'1 jouh! t• oven ~ App r o~ 75 acrP ~? ba rns and o:.ev raiout bu1ld 11R ' pond Land Ia, ) v.. PII ldr a IJ I hrrl tMm (~II t lCJ V 111 mo 1P mtorr1a! 1on #2869 space or apat1ment on 2nd flco r Ca ll tor morP 1nlorma l1 on BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW HOME IN TUCKED AWAY NEIGHBORHOOOI bo u1S1!e 3 bedrooms 2 1 ~-: bat h hom e 111 ~ reat lo cat1 on 1' s t a r ~ w1t h a ppr o ~ 2 374 q ft of lr~1n ~ ann tw o l nt~ to 2 s t ar~ 4 to5 bedroom \ 1n ~1 l.1lrro Storkrd pnnrl 2 slory ba~n cellar hou se 2500 lb loba cco base Has a lol r P.a t1 ~ tO! flaliP 1 !100 ~ 1 1 more mlormat on !01 IPnla l r;IP~ I i l ll rlt l n~ r~ l lor SAlEM TWP - App tox possess 1on Old dug well ONE OWNER liQUIDATION VACANT ACREAGE An d you m1ghl be surpriSed what you can buy ltl rs home Iori Lovely 2 slorv w1lh 3 hf'd1ooms \ "' bal 11s l1 v1n g roo m part tal baseme nt 2 1ol s each app tox. 8!:1 x\20 unatt ached tn- ocar garage and a lot more Call t oda ~ for o: hO\Ajl llg and comple te hs l~n ~ 50 acre ( o! ~a c ant land m~nerol1 tmmPd ate and coal 1161 00 00 RDCM SPRINGS RD - Aopro > 80 acres ol vaca nl g1ound POIEROY - Th1s hand tcaooed accessrb le home ramp ways speoa( HOOt coverrng spemt bath ftdmes etc all rle s• gned w1th the ha ndrct! pped 1n mmd 3 bedrooms l11 eplace ba sement large mo<ler n kitChen $34 900 00 #1848 \ling MAKE OWNER AN OFFER TODAYIII RUllANDTWP - Ap:ro • IO;arrefAR Mwrlhl reegasand roya i!I PS space ;. app ro' 2R •24 ga rilge Farr~1l~ room fn1 rr al l l\ 1 11 ~ room dt nm g ar ea and mu ch much 11 uch nort 1 C • l~ sc flo ols Ca ll today for compl ete #2851 OIVORCE YOURSElf FROM THOSE PAYMENJ$111 Morgan Town sh1 p Morga n To wn sh1 0 Rec coon lo. nsh1p 46 Acres 344 Acres 188 ACies 81 Acres Ha riiSo n To"W ns htp When V'JU co ul d be paym g lor th1 s newly remo deled 3 bed room ranch hvm g room bath !arced atr gass he~ t newe 1deck area nes tled amon g mr:e shade trees on appr ox I acr e lot KY GER CR EE K SCHOOLS' ~1862 DO YOU WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY? Call u' lu see lhr s 'rpea lln g l9RR 14 xSn mob 1l ehomE Situated n qw et ar Pa N1 ce well ma1nta1ned lav, 11 Call loda~ 101 more lnlorrnat1ort #2833 LOTS WITH.IMPROVEMENTS Each hact 1s ov er 2 ac res w1th septi Csystem and rural water on each Good location' Call to:lay lor more 1nlorm a110n #1825 Call Today lor Locat10n and More Oeta~ls #WVC THIS PROPERTY YOU CAN AFFORD! VACAN T LAND ' bnck blle~ e l oil ers r ela~ed com tort throughout 13 77 ACRES appro> towmh1p ru a w~ tet and eleclr1c ava1lahle 118]6 PRICE SLASHED $5.000 00 100 aCies more or less apptox 900 lb lobacco b ~ se Rur al water ava1l abl e So me small gro!Yth t1m ber Go od bulld1n R stt es Cttv sr:hools1 #1824 PRICED IN THE MID $20's 4' acr es 1u st outs,deGall1polls crty hmtls 5rooms and bath 3 bedtooms City water and n~ gas land needs to be dev eloped Hou se needs some G01 geou s bn ck nome 1usl as soon as you take one look you II be sold 3 bedrooms formal d1n1ng & llvm g rooms 3 bath s lam1ly room fully equ tpp ed k1tchen 2 car garage and separate 24'136 gar age pond pr~vate sett1ng Exceptmnally n1ce home w1th a lot ol ame0111es + over 4 acres C1ly "hools1 #2857 WANTED "NEVI LISTINGS"! WE NEED LISTINGS Conrrllulallons to llae Crouser 33266 Crouse Rd • Rutland. Oh1o 45n5. for wmnmcthe Telephone Clock Rad1o JUDY DEWITT, BROKER .. .. J Merrill Carter Cathy Wray ...... 446-8147 379- 2184 446-4255 Rutla nd St MIOOlfP ORT 11 X I I 111 )( n 0 I I pi • t II I \Jr(l]( M t~ ,p ' ' 1 gmge po te h and more PrtcP n at 169 900 Won I lasl long #100 Aug Sam Hoffman .. .. .... .. . .. . . .. 379·2449 Jeannie Tolliver .:.. ...... .. . . 446-8006 Tammie DeWitt .. ........ ..... ......... 441-0703 Registered Chow Chow Cln· namon, very gentle call 304 675 3273 11fter 6 00 pm Real Estate General " II~ L ll tJ(ru• n ~~ .. )"A prove 1'1 toft P•c l•nq ol yo u usuo t 0\ lll'f'~ lhase welfo mf' d A oe~ occu I bt!! .. 11 ~ OU Ill" o W'I IP 85 W !'ll (Aug 23 Slpl 221 A l1uol I od f' ~ b O'! po es., tl'lrll o you l r r! Av how In or001 lo tak .. aol ~l\ •I ~ Qf' ol 1 hBVfl I O lhl •tk Ql II "'3r O Qe• l I Send lor ~I nl1 lo om a nolhe> lnvQI'I(!n' e g ~ouo 6. 51ro Go aph pt Mii<" l on ~ lo• me ve ar A he ~ <l bv moll ng $1 ~S tn M h o Gra p h co lh 5 ne~ p~ p<! • P 0 Do, (j14;>fl (1flvel o nd O H.~IOi l ~ ?~ Be surP to siRi fl ynur 11'd11r stgll LIIAA (S•pl r.l Oct 21) ( ron d lll mo~ con11nue to loo ~ encou r1111 no lu• ~ou where ~ ow mo1 er1o1lnl !'re5 t ~ or e ror cE>on!!'CI K t'tf"p yr ur e~f'~ pee oc1 lor de ~ el o pmenl ' II al could p•owl!! p•ol l11hle SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov l2)1hl!! t ypes ol ~lt u all on ~ yoo.1 01,. llk!'ly lo "n ov Ihe mos l torla~ wn be lhf' one~ n ~~~>htch you II hawe ~ hll od " unn"' 9 't' ou I ~ n nw h ow to hav.. lu" ftnd h ~ <, ,. " " er ~ do as well SAGITTARIUS (Nov l3 Otc 21) A oe 1111 01 <;h p wlt 11 1 dear ldend to ulr1 tlf' coma !I trmo ro mpllcal"d lud ~y You mlghl hAve lo shoulde1 ~or e f' l ho ~ ptt"•ton' • es po nslb ~ o he s but ~n wn I obtK~ lo bll1ny unposed upo CAPRICORN !Do.<: 22 htn II) RPh:l • an d f't110~ ¥oursetl 10<18Y 1>u lr Y to counl what ) OU oe spending ~~ r oo go along lheu• 5 a ch~t nC.ft 1ou ulr ih~ oance could qutc kt~ vet oul nl h ~ nd AQUARIUS tJ.,. 20 F•b 11) Yot1 ~oo td be ralh !!l good In comoelllove stluol on' uday e5petlally 11 lhe•P Is somP 50r 1cl 18Wif1i or priz e Bl " " " ~ou •e nnt "' "~ 101118 n ~t when unmo ll~~l ed PI8Cf:S (hb 20--March 2CII llOf' I u11 deresllmate you r ~&ll lod!ly beta l!>e per~on s hom who ' you leel ynu II ~ 18arnmg somplh•rnJ will Bl~o Q800 knuwl edgelrnm whRI ~ou ha-ro tn lei lham AAI!I (abrch 21 Ap•ll 11) r rm ple upon ,.,hom you onoghl ol bPcoo.m llng cou ld com e IO< Ih lofl ay a ld help 'iJ! U' ~our ,.Ito 1 '1 (I(OWI!r d whl e th o~e tr om whom you II'" ~ • f>Pr l no ~ ucmo I m~ J remain Jllt!fll TAURUS !April ZO.Mar 20) ' ~ """ s II pou lblllty you miQhl M a trlflr> ndec sl~e l ode~ e~peocutll~ wheu! vovr soxolll lnlere1! ~ ere conc:erned II you ch•"1J"' pla n ~ R l lh!! l.!lst mlntrl e d on I In Qf'! tn c8ficel prevloo'l eo ~ nqP mf!ll l\ GEMINI (Me~ 21 Juna :HI) A<on ;o<JP~ could be In order l or you !orl ay l o "" ol your ll>.hl!!~e men l' 1-iov.e•Ftr !r l It~ ~OC IH i es olle lh11> prelse ~.-.y o J won I tool\ ll~ e you rt;> louto ng your o .. h n " CANCER tJun• 21 JuiJ :r.n 11\os cou ld btl an e • c lllno;~ dll¥ lnr you "'"ll•f' vou pul 11'110 !1Cii 0 1'1 8 n H d v!l fliUO OU ~ plan y'>u •I'! bP.fln conlf'm()IRh•l(l Oofl I lpl you • " ltonii!)M !:>@ re-gul11 11u! hy th o~e w lh lo.,~, t>old ! pi II' lfO jJuly fl Aug l21 Yo " OQI! t,. I " me nop ul!l lO('ln 0 )' 11 • ~11 11• Mf1U800IIIn<:e lodftl II ~ n u ~I'"' lhe web bf!O 'il w~Aved 1>'1lho' n<1o.o<1 unl ~ now ~ ou rf! on1o lhe pluy ~ hUtOfl'l I l' 00 1 llnancl•l proapect1 t hwkl go !In lmp!O'I"!!menl In the ~•a• RlliO - J bedrm 1ar<h slyle Ap piOl 13 M r P~ P ~fll1 ? ca1 ~ald~t J!Ju~ l R &C l 1mb~ r mtnN~I r~hh <l PI- · anee-- GrPal Ia nli nr nnrt I 'il 1 Rrduced ~TI L~ lei 1 loo ~ LAN GS'r'I LU - ] tl€()/(l()fTT \ I VOl( IUtn ~ 1lc h en bill~ ~at~)(~ SJQ SliYIRSYillE - GliAl 1 11oot plan 4 bed1oom~ K1tchen ba th fu!l bmment l1e pi!ICe ptdt n TP w~t er ptu ~ small log ca b1 ~ & s m~l l rental house Pnctd to moH QUICk Well undP I 110 000 ACR[S ill ntCr Ill I[Jn p01rli Make o .1n ol e1 DEllER - 3 beth o m~ lar ~r hwr1g roam k ~r h et~ 1' ba th lu ll basP men t gat agE barn and poni'l Good llll nt1n g 3nd 1 ~Shr1~ I url lr!!l's l od ~e tvpe homr on JO~ere~ . . ~h m ner31r lj!hts ZO mnu\ P~ ouJ of Po rneroy m m nut e ~ 01A ol Alh e1 f'1Hil ff ghl AVAILABU IIUILDI"G LOTS - Rutland 2- 2acre lot s SI ~O O ea c ~ Rwne 3 fi)IS111 v II~Re w1h ut I«tes ava1l ii!Jj e $6 000 ~acto MrdiJ eoort I \t acre lot off Arad tllH~ Rd $6 000 6] AOl fS rn I R utlendw~ h nr.ome o• o du o n~ ga~ well & 1rH ~!~ Raene niCP • a"l'l ~ w•tl1 hoo k ups. M3tn ~t $6000 OWN[R MUS! SHL NOW - CH!APER THAN RENT - 1 nen coom k1! DR t R b ~ lh lil uo1pliln Clwl otow• $ 18 ~ 0U o r ma k ~ ~ ~ an otter lti10Dl£PORT - 4111 St - J be1f rooms IIVIn R oom 11 run ~ room bal h lull basement p11~aie par~ mg. nJCe pnval e va1d Mtmd $20 l Ntce home Cheaper th.1n a 111 1ff 221 shoukl become obvious. CAPRtCORN (O.C. H ...... It) You Clt'l getwh.!OI 'fOV Qf!IHer todly bot II mlghl "'qulr e IQnle lane~ mtneuvtlftng on your behalf lnste•d of meallng ob111 c lta Mad - on try to ctrcumYefn "*" AQUARIUI(Jarl ~eb 11) If you lire ln11olveO In aomelhl~ II p!.....,l you !eel yoo cannot hendta on yQUI own be- rtthM torlunaleloday ltuough DeO Cuced Aal"( h 3 BA 2 ba lh'i N1ce RACINE - BROADWAY - Extra n1ce 1 11001 plan 3 be!Jooms Ivtng room bath lali!f eat Ill klchen wt lot s ol beaul1ul cab nets central llea1 & a11 brs emeot l ear ga•aRe I e ~tr2 mce lot Greal bu~ mlow 30 s. RANCH STYli - Hyull tun Rd I floor plan J bec!Joom~ I bath kt1 chenw / n1Ct cabi!His DR LR low lllli~ e ulttrtv bldi ludm ~ Cree~ wat~• Pnced fOJ qudule lmmedt !le possess 1on Under SJO 000 #811 c g al $4 7 0110 #805 not directly aiiOdllotd wtth yoor work 01 ~our primary lnlerfttl Sk1e dl~enlons mey prove the mot! ....,,.,., TAUMIIIAprM IWby II) II you r11rt Yotved In 800181hlng todly ~ou feel could malr:e you a .,ant ata~ on lop ol the deal unilltt 11 tockfld down oon t wonder on on tangtntt Qlllll Cllq 11-Jurll.) Know eucll whet you ra filling Into II you contam plate e pertnerthlp arr~t today Ualtec:erteln yOUr counterpart can oller lhlt wNah you lldt CAftCIR (.a.ne 11...hiiJ llll en1ctty II .....1111 loeky, so h q In there II you ttl Involved In aornethlng lmp(lftsnl tt11t dolln I loot! too Uood etttte onset CondnklnalhOuld get be'IISr 11 yac.~ •""0 LIO !Julr ...... 121 l.ody lud< I to 18\'0f ~ou lodtr" In IHUIIIona IMI hav. llemlnll ol cMnct HGwrftW' lhe 1 rn1a111 withdraw IW IUppOC1 I you're tndlnred to tlke oU6Indllh rflkl .J CHAROLAIS LAKE ESTATES (ndeed th 1 ~ 1San out sta ndin g ho rne 111 anouts1andmg locaho n1Spac1ou s 12716 sq It 1well built red wood horn e w1th 313 sq It lake front age; do ck unlenc ed lenms co urt gat de n spa ce and sce n1c J te"o~o olt ake and are a F oota ~e 1n c lu de~ 4 hPdt 8om s 3 bath $ ltv1ng room wtth tir Eplan' d1n1n g 100m r nmpiP.I e k1lche n 13x48 tamilv room 13x40 stora ge ;nea ?+ ga t age and large Lshaped deck overlo oking t he la ke Pr 1'Jale Exu' it--" nl srtt1n g 1ust <1 lf' w m nutes from town #405 •• A REAL CHARMER ON BURKHART LANE' Char ac ter and charm can be found 10 th 1s attrac 11ve well cared lor home w1th1n walkrng drsta nce to town Remodeled lh10u ghool 111n cludes 3 bed rooms 11\tn g room w1th l trep lace lormal dmmg room and basem en t Don I ovl'rlook tim ho nw Call !01 an anpornlm enl $64 000 #802 WHAT A WONDERFUL PLACE Be aut11JIIy remod eled redecora led 1 '? s t o r~ hom e on 13 acres V e r~ com lortableand COl ~ home m eludes I;Hge eat m kitchen d1nmg ar ea and liv1 nF ro om w1l h !I rep lace 3 bedroo ms bath s and lull t1 n1shed basem ent w1th separate k1tch en BO NUS - Separate I bedroo :n home perlec t tar 10 law s relat 1ves 01 ev en rental Both hom es hav e bPen e ~ P n si ~ P. I~ remodrled and are 111 v e r ~ good coml1 11 011 Well mamta1n ed ba1 n 1obacco bas( Bra utdu l \ PI'\ and r rlax 1 n ~ 31'T1usp h'" lf' ma~e 1 easy to en1oy th e country Pr1n d 1n the 80 s #211 IS ADORABLE Wa1l un111 ~ o u ~ ee the new ta s t e full~ decorated mte110r Th e ma 1n l loor oil ers 3 bedt oo ms I lull bath 1mmall ~m g 100m i1 11r1 Piil 1n ~lt C h P.Il Will! panlf~ Pat1 o door lead s to a scr eened 1n porch Full base ment has latRe l am 1ly room 1 bedr oom and compl ete bath hu ge s1ora ge 10o m and ~ pa c1ous utr(Jty room For ced a1r heal and centr al 111 On e car ga rage w1th doo1 operre1 lh1s hornr h a~ a warm co zy and attra ctrve envtronm ent lor anv srze tamll~ Ky~e r Cree k Sc hool' "a ll lo r an ap su laled Plenty ol par kin g Own et will sell bu1 IO In your corntTiflrdlllll&ll l lodey mah ttt1 1m po1t•nt eY•Iuallonl yourMI! lhen be doubly sur a othen tnYolvtld IOIIow vou• bluf!Pflnl!l SAOmAR1US (Now D-Dec..l1} A tit uatlon lh.!il hu been c•o•lng ~ou con cern can 1>1 turned •ournl lode~ to produce adYintages ln51Nd or advenl ty "" of a tudden theM tolutlon' 2~ow pie who ar e TRY HOME on 1ull am I 0 m n out ol Pomeroy Pnce d Ja > ln: ~llv re 159900 Ctly sc hoob optlmtiUcally SCORPIO lOci All•a (Mitctt U 4,t1 It) 'r'ou could B!AUIIFOL WARIIINT[O COUN You hav e wa1ted l on ~ e n o u~h for th1 s s martl~ locate d ~o rn e 1n Porterbr ook Subdtvl ston Th s re std ence olfers th e r1 ght 1 ngred 1 e nt ~ w11r 3 bed •oorn-> l ' hath~ ~ n d an e ~ e ca tchm g fam ily room Come see th1 s pod etbook pl ea;er at only porntmenlloday 1$5 7 000 01 careerlaconcernecl Be on ~our toes so you It recognize ttJe aartr llgnets - LISt WITH HAYES hanr. e th 1s older well car ed for hom e on 40 rolli ng ac res three bedro oms sr.rPene d po rch ~li c hen d111mg area Se veral ou1buildm gs tob aco base 11 meral r1g hts an d some !tmb er read ~ and wa1t #806 EW unde• .!lhead 't' our usu•l aourcu could bfllnco,..lltld end pe~hlpt a tide ~lur e mtghl ev8fl turn pr olllabte VIRGO (AUI 21 Sept 22) You might be hxkH!f than U!IUBIIodt~ In belfJQ able to bring meanlnglul mett8rtto 1 IUCU'I t l lui conclu•lon but you m1~ not be ae lklltrolln the mlntvemMt ol VO'Jf I OCI&I lllfl M• JOI' ch•no• sre i!hefld lor VI!IJO In lhe coming ye•r Send 100' ~our At.to o 01aptt predlcllon• todly MtY S 1 25 to A!IIO Graph clo lhll OO!IWIP.!IDe• P 0 Box 9 1•1e Cleveland OH 4~ 101 J416 8ft IUrf! to ~t.!OII your rodlac siQn UIRA {kpe 23-0c:l 22) Don t lowe• ~ou• ekpectanont todew It early lrodk-11 tnr1 11ren I u oroml~ng u you hoped th*"'' would De You re In 1 lue•~ cyclll 10 think poslltva 1nd p• ocee<:l dltcutl n wttt1 trlendl espaclai!V lhoee to llrhOm you Y8 bMn hetplul fiCinl~ PIICII {P'eb 20-llerclt II) All oppor tunny Of conllderable t1a might ct.vel op lor ~ II IIIII lkM .mere )'OUf wort. N£W LISTING - 4 OOOsq fl Com mere ttl Bid& - I floor plan ea~y access PICPIIf nl rnnd1110n Woul~ m~ke ~r ea l oil c~ or store of ~ ny k rld lmm~ii le oosse~>~On p)(only Ot fl3t,ln g 5 rniMIJIP\ h()fTl COUll houst MiOOlEPOill - GRUT ST - I floo1 plan 2beliooms lam ly room hvtng coom eat1t1 krthM balh. lilly carpeted hardwood flom s m suited Excellent cond«10n l&rgP lot Extra n.ce l'ard Lei ~ 100~ Low low 20 s. l m"~e d1al ~ p ()Sse~:iln!l schools $55 000 CAP1URE THE SPIRil OF THE OUTIDOOIIS Natu ral beauli wlldl 1le and a l1tlle so 1tude en 11 1m lo ti HAR~SIJIVIll[ Captur e th e sprnt ol the outdoor s w1th a lull dCie hf'auttfull~ landsca ped yard w1th lots ol tr ees House featur es 3 bedroom s and ea t m k1lchen Fa s ~ access 10 a largP covered patio fr om a lovely tam1ly room w1t h a wood bur ner Jud ~e tor you• sell - II s ev e ryth1n ~ you would f'• pect C1ty 1 "''I 1111!;!81 101 I , 1 !o YOU CAN BRAG ABOUT THIS THINKING OF SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? CONTACT US TODAY! set slon 3 bt'd lln ~ ronA I rr lyS \I SOO - IIHtdleport E1lrl n ce 'om" ,..11 PA l' Anl n IQe efiOn nrt'SSdll IOI 1/lan t"~ l BR J · balh l H Ofl ' lr lo+i w 11o ben Jt 1, 1onm 1rl ~A <. Pm~n l ~ u r g~tilP~ IMRt lencrd n !Mtl ? l ., ~ lor~ hnmf' w1lh 4 5 bedrooms 2 11v1ngroom s tender (ovtn g care Th1 s one 1s on e that you can own as reason able as posstble #2849 Green ~()\ ~~ lh ~EYf liSTI~C m ooo oo garage slmage bu1ldmp ann batn Call today #2834 50 Acre< 133 ACies ? l ow POMEROY - I l o ~ , ~la 1 I t ~ • 1 100m' t: alh 1R k!che n tu<J>mPnl I oru 1 Sl Nf'll 1 1 n ~l ~ 1111 Po1<. IJI~ Equ1pped k1l chen w1th beaut,lul cherry cabm el s ? r ar garage all tl11~ anO rnm e nesllerl 1n 4 shady w es #2839 12 Acres 80 Ar res Hunl~n~on Townsnrp Olu o Township SO YOUNG & BEAUTIFUll Th1s 4 bed room s J bath well con structed fram e lor mal dmmg and lamlly room 2 kitchen s part1al base ment all s1luated on 2 nr ce le"Jel lots plus 123 19 (olollhu\ Hcht11 u l l~y oom Cf'nlral hea l fntr al ~" ut liy ~l d~ l dt~~ I I(~ lot PnceJ tct o~c~~~ l r Under S}1)000 ON 143- Ac r ~ A c re~ Racc oon lownsh1p Hunt1 ngt on fown sh p Hunt1 ngton Town sh tp Hu n t1n ~on fownsh1p f1~1i RACI"E 6th Street HP~ull I stcr v 4 ~rdroom~ 2 tlal hs ' ~ n1 room ~ um ool ~al •n ~ •!ChPn ~­ ClP.n ce nlr~lh ra l r~~ l ra l~ r /r dra loh e11ra low ut1l I ll'~ Low 40 s P11ce greatly tf'duceC r rou dan1 need extra lots blr oii iCr 139 000 00 1111 U CIIH lrd 51 - Htr ~ Pn~ WHY PAY RENT - RACIN E- lh1n St - I lloo plar l lll'dlflC nt ' ~&II ~ I lld 1N1t nl Jll 1 ~ 11 111 r 100m~ bedroom) 21? baths Overstzed 2 cilr gara!':e Equ1 pped k1l chen Matnten ance lree vr ny( s1d1ng. NEW LISTING! CHECK OUT THIS FARMI on RACIN£ - 50 a ~ re s ot va r~~ t l a ~c T PC W~!rt Gas • ell Soulhern Or,l r r l $1gYIJIIOO ABSOLUTH Y GORGEOUS INS I DE AND OUT L vtn g room film ily room and tor mal dmm g room 3 1a~ ge bedrooms (la~ ge walk m closel oH maslet POMEROY - App r o ~ 3 1 c rr ~ vMa nt ;U Jlln :l ( ood b11 ild 1n g st ir Oo\P 1r1 WJif'r mlly 11 ,,, ~~ ~ 1 $'~Ill I For Sale Reglstared B month old lemale Cocker Spaniel Had Shots 614 256 6034 Evenings Block, brlck, 1ewer pipes win doWI, lintels, ate Claude Win lara Rto Grande OH Call 614 245 5121 NEW LISTING- AWAY FROM 1HE CllY" PH. 614·256-6518 ""'"'"""I l your5f!Utoo biOih(!Ay It1 Vloyo equ1pped kttchPrr ~ arde n atea anrl ~ p POMEROY - E lh1n Sl - 1 bed rm s ~ tchfn 1 n n ~ rr I ~ hw room bal h " r ~t >lW 130000 1-'o <.,lt It ld 1 n11dl REDUCED $17 000 comtort able 2 bedr oo m~ Fish Tank 2413 Jackson A11e Pomt Pleasant 304 67&-2063 10 gal &at up $14 !19 and 10 gal complete $43 25 Building Supplies 11 om WE HAVE MANY NICE HOMES FOR YOU TO LOOK AT AND BUY SOlE WITH LOW OOWN PAllEN! SOME ON LAND CONTRACT WE'll HElP WITH YOUR fiNANCING L11. n~ room bi!th r dt •n ga • age" Jppro~ 1 acrr 2 most wtlh l eatu res !1k e 4 bedroom s forma( li vm g ro om dmmg room lar ge eat m k1t chen and lull part1ally fmrshed tl asem ent Th e r~ s room for ev e1yone to en 10Y LocatiOn ISperf ect for ktd s 2ca r 1 ~ 2 8 50 111 e $20s 174 qou on ANTIQUITY - Sl Rt 338 - Ho use annlol Small House Small Pnce Rtver vr ew w1 lh po l enl~al ol a cabm $5 900 00 •' l h c; 3 bed room rat sed MlOOLEPORT - ' IJ Ao.-111nwnt !Julrl1rH n M drt lro I Good renta l ncome ~~ orl nr 1 prlb ~ 1 rl cn d OwrH t~ IHl~ t o \ rl l ble Good hun11ng Ia no Prtce Reduced $27 000 00 441.0322 ATTENTION! I o,y R. Ap prox 70 ~c r PS t l l ~ hl r All mmr, Ji s watr r an rl elec avail a LAYNE 9 FURNITURE Sofaa and chal~ p!'lced from S315 to S99' Tablaa SSO and up to $125 Htde a-beds $390 to $595 Recliners $225 to $375 l.lmpe $28 to $125 Dinettes $109 and up 10 $495 Wood t•bl• w-.8 chllt'll $285 to $195 O..ke 1145 up to $375 Hutches SAOO & up, bunlt beda campllle with m1HrHI S29~ and up lo 13"5 baby bldl $110 Manres... ar box springs lui! or twin 118, llrm S8l and SIB Queen Hie S275 & up, King S350 4 dr1w11 che.t Gun CatMnalt 8, 8, I 10 gun. Baby msttresHt S35 & $45 Bed trsm11 $25, Ou..n Slz.o $35 & king !rome 150. Good MtiCikHl or bedroom sultll, rMIIt eablnttl, hudbalrdl $30 1nd up to 185 DO d1y1 Hmt 11 caah with spproved cr~l 3 ml o~ Bulavlill Rd ODen 0 AM to 5 P.M Mon, thru ttl Call 814· CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AND AFFORD ABLY PRICED 116 000 00 ~-- Household Goods !2860 #2827 55 Registered Boston Terrier and Rag Himalayan Persian cal avallable tor stud sar~~lee Also for sale Hamalayan kittens flames find cream points 614 992-6837 j o' '""Vm'"" " UJU hl FLATWOOD RO - Agrowmg area Appro> 3 wes wl h, great taymg bulldmg s1te or mob1le hom e s•l e TPC v. ater n1ox ' acre ol land Owne1s ha~ e r PduLed the pr 1c e $5 000 Rem ar ka ble old er 1,., story ext ens1~ P I~ remod el ed hom e 3 berlrnom 5 lv1n ~ room new et nat gas lurnace POMERO¥ - l ook n ~ 101 a 3 twrl11.:o rn I b~ t ? ' 1J1 ) homr lot atrrl rl'ill 1 hoo 11111 to,., r Jl t mil I p1 1r 11 46 Space for Rent S1 140 C OI1Vf'me n r l~ po nl menl $8 4 000 00 Merchandise sccools Cal l lo:l a. 101 mo re del a I\ Reprei!tllohn Vetv attra cl1>e 2 story hom e on dead end streel on I he edge of town offers your lamr lv more than h ,. ~ l DEXTER - Rat(road Street - ~ twil •oom 1 f 1th t str ~ nsut at ed home ha s bav Ntnrlo .,., n 1v ·n ~ 10cr ? ~ t or, eel ~ r no use Sto rage budd ng .,., th e1tra lol\ $19 SOD 00 SIMpinq rooms with eook tng Also tr111ler apace All 1\ook ups can eflar 2 00 p m 304 773 5151 Mason WV ·-14 up and 3 room\ rlown Ca rport par t basement e~ u 1pp ed k1tchen Grea t starter home c1 rPntal horne Conv en1 ent locat 1on good sc hools 3 4 bedr oom s 2 bath s L1vm g and lam•ly room large k1 tch en d n n ~ area and mo re IS I'. hal you II lmd 1n thrs spl1t leo.el N• ce cor ner lot Atforda bly (l ltCPd Dragonwynd Cattery Persian Slall'lose and Himalayan klllans 614-446-3844 attar 7 p m ~'Birthday Possessron $3 7 000 00 LONG BOTTOM - FARM v. 11h f !'lllly 1 ll 1np. rnrrlo l'l ) 11hl 1 1 beau t1 lu l ~1te 11 A ppro~ 84 arr e' l nc l udP~ a rea l ~ nea l 7 bed room mr hilr homr with il t ~c add1 t10n r.a s FA hpat centra l a r - plu s t~~ Oodbu r ner Small orr. hard edra large shed lot ba rn or wo r k ~ hop Pt v~ t f' and peacPiul Ca ll tor ap Mabile home lot lor ,.nl, $75 turNs~ 304· Ar e lllCiu ded 1'11!h tn1s 3 be dr oo m mob1e h om~ and 2 lo 1 s (~p pr nx 701 ca bl e TV a ~ a 1l ab l e Ct l ~ acre' Ani"" at vaca nt land Wate1 r 1 e~t r1 c gas ava latJif' 1ot ' ot t l i' WO l d ~n rl a ~ · 11 t<~ h i P \tiP On l1 $4 90 0 00 814-4-46-IUO wll« end ....,., v.. ho ha s other f'11plovme nt G roo m modr n hom o 2 or 3 bed roorn s bar h) l ull ba'~'men t ce'ltra heat ng and a1r on dtllon n~ an d rountv v.. ater Large mtbonry ~ d i J~P 32 x48 ap pr o~ tr1 s 1s 1 CP Pa sii JIP 1\ <J II Ie ncPLI d 1 h ~ ~ J larr1 po nd and il~ es t ock water Tot3cco :.~sP anj a ~oorl bar n l1kP nrw rcot ng ant1 corer pre tloo• P11 re ha:J llPpn reduc ed Ia $51 900 ~Po• o~ 1/ rn dPsl !r om Ga ll1 pol <; 31 S t at~' Rou !P 77) tt2845 Two child stroller vary good cond $30 304 675-6875 Purebred (no papa~) Nor weigan Elkhound puppies, 304· 895-3926 ~'Your 3 rooms ~r~~ ~ 'lj AKC Registered Aott Welter Pupp1a1, hed shots, wormed S300 each excellent bloodline gaurd dogs 614·245-5161 Real Estate General E S R Bol( 166 Galhpohs Oh•o 45631 MIDDLEPORT - Aba~ g am ol a home A I s101y ho ~e w1l h r c ,, AKC Chihuahua Pupplea 614446-0325 Pedigree Ru Rabbits Ct\oco late Castor, Blue, Bl ack Broken Red, ilnd Lyme Al so 3 adult Red New Zalands and one blue Dutch doe 614 -843·5216 uk lor Debbie BERNICE BEll E USOL JUST $13 5()0 LOOK NO FURTHERI BOAT DOCKING PRIVILEGES 1 NEW LISTING - POMEROY - Co Rd 17 - Anorn< 22 arres ol vac ant la nrl w1t h PIPrlr r a11 il tnrr ~ •il l I ~ r r Mw tl y wood ed an d ooss1ble rome s11e $10 900 00 choose !rom $6 5(0 00 School Di.trlct , 614-446-4053 RE I\~T OR Sole~ ..... _..__ b1l e home w1th two bedrooms m good cond1t10n F•onl deck ~J ~ (C025) 1 cream Cannelburg Inc 47519 Spec•altz 1ng m Pole Butld1ngs Oestgned to meet vour neods Anv SIZH CHOICE OF 10 COLORS OONNA CRISENBERY RUTLAND - Smtih Run Rd - Approx on e aCi e ol cool green lawn or grow your own vegetables Has awell kept mo 1 One hospital bed In good con dltion 614-446·0686 namon, StSO each $200 614 446-7750 doll an $8 000 738 2nd AVE. GAlLIPOLIS SWIMMING POOLS HURRY Wa ra overstoekad! Many size& and shapes available now at tremendous savings Trade your old car, boat, camper ale: Financing available Call 1-800 843 7665 AKC Registered 3 Chow Puppies 7 weeka 1 red 1 cin- Groom 1md Supply Shop·Pat Grooming All breads AU sTyle s lams Pet Food Oaeler Julie Webb Call 514-446·0231 D. {. Melal Sales, Inc. 205 NORTH SECOND AVE MIDDlEPORT, OHIO OFFICE 992 2886/HOME 992 5692 DOTTIE S TURNER , BROKER @ Hospital Bad Manual very good cond, 61~46 ~092 :i! cocatlls tmala 1 fa male with cage sao 6141992 5783 Pets for Sale Star Modal 25 wl!h Snuze Gaurd, $350 1 Bun Warmer Model SST25, $250 1 commer clel Hot Plate, Model 341 $100 614 446 2107 ' Real Estate General Real Estate General Judy COewiH Gibson upright freezer, large capacity, llka new $275 Truck topper, 8 loot aluminum $100 6141985-4418 Queen size watarbad $125 Powar atearlng tor Ford 4x4 $125 Stereo 8 track $150 304· 675 7637 loco! LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE Real Estate General lB EAST MAIN lotiililo/lliololo~ Room• lor r.nt · week or month Starting at 5120/mo Gallla Hotel Lirgt Priv111 lot Graan Loc al Stutes Real Estate Bonme Stutes 446 -4206 Surplus army camouflage denim, rental clothing Military imall individual equipment, Sehrade knive s Sam Som• rvllie's East Ravenswood jut old Rt 21 lndependance Rd ~rl, Sat and Sun Noon till 7 00 PM 304·213-5655 Taller Batc h Freezer Modal 121 $4,000, 1 Manitowoc Ice Ma china, Model 1340404 $1 SOO 1 matler BUt 16 wllole Ice cre8m dipping cabinet $1,500, 1 Hobart Fr..zer Model OC2-2 upright Sljaoo 1 Cot 7tt Cis play Fr..zer 1000, 1 Hot Dogger 56 posl bldgs . and package deals Sa\Je hundreds even thousands of Real Estate General VAI:ANITLOT 92 ACRE -Local en a 'I'" ''''' 1a11ce n ~ n1gnwi11 554 al Eoo On En o/ 'lml o11 Ro ad Gre at plac e tor a home 01 Mob1l e Home #691 446 -4206 Stngle Saat Ra11 Buggy Factory Tube Frame, 1600 CC Dual port VW Motor, Harley 2 barrel carburetor 85 Millimeter P1ston, $1 500 614·245-9128 Pets for Sale 56 D-5 FREE ESTIMATE on wrth POMEROY - Kin gsb ury Roa d - 1 2 " " lois Wal er Country Mobile Home Park Route 33 Nor1h of Pomeroy Loll renlala, psr1a saraa Call &M-OU2-71'79 446-3644 TUPPERS PLAINS - Arbaugh Addti iD n - elect•1c H1 11il hil' 01'1n ' l rn oJ y h1l p Inaner Commercial S1gn Space Rl 35 West IU4 245-9.it48 l BEDROOM - HOM E- PRICE UPPER 10 s SMAll FARM - 22 ACRES Ideal lor I liP annly Garsge Apartment In town 2br stoYI & relngeralor, deposil & refer•nea reqUired, no pats, $200/mo 814-446-1171 Nice 1br apar1mant $240 plus deposit Bulavllle Pika, 614-446- WISEMAN REAL ESTATE 6a crest; Prrmes1te wood ed Was hm gton Eie mentarv ow ner agent 446-6624 gouthehn Sli~~g LRea~ 8state ~nc Vira Furniture Fumlahad EH1clency $175 Utilltln Pa1d Galltpoli! 614 448-4416 after 7p m Middlapon, Ohio BHch St On• bedroom rumlehad lpl depollt & reterenee reoqulrsd 304-882 2556 BUILD YOUR OWN DREAM HOME Elcl u<rve n e~ ghbo rhood #212 ~c....... 446-3158 Fumlahad EMidency all ullht1as paid, snare bath $150 mo 919 Second Ave 614-446 3945 Gracious liv1ng 1 and 2 badroom 1p1rtmtnts 11 VIllage Manor 1nd Riverside Apar1menta in Mlddltport From $1!1fi C.\1614-892 7781 EOH COMPLETE GETAWWAY RETREAT - Owner lman ctng w1l h down IQO \ 13233 S.R. 110 A5hland, My 41101-8939 (all loll Fr .. Morlan, Ill. 1-800·447 -7436 fullY Over $100 000 ment approx 7 md es !rom Gai!Jpol 1s ldr.allocat1on lent cond1tron ov etlooks Blue La ke and Ra ccoon Cr eek ft trav el 1ral! et sund eck !Ural water sepl rc c;ystem lectr1c Fr<:: h1n g. bo a!1n g, hun11ng or 1u s' relaxt tll IIs Real Estate General Monday thru Saturday 9 A M Ttl 6 P M Sundoy Noon Til 5 P M APARTMENTS AT FumishM Api 607 Second Ave Gathpol11 $225 Uhhltlt pa1d 1br, 614-446-4416 anar 7p m 1-~W.dlt'nrt'- Sin <' • Th1s IS a "Jery mce hom e and musl be seen to be app renated WITH ONLY $7 000 DOWN PAYMENT & mlude most ctos rng cost AsstJme lh1 s loan On 40 aue s • I arr d n1ce 4 bed room hom e 2 stocked poods barn & shed Cal l lo1 mote de Antiques 4 POSTER BED ALL WOOD CEDAR BEDROOM SUITES - 7 PC. $ MORTON PlENTY OF PRIVACY Top Ca sh pa1d Old lurnllure cuboards quills onenlal pamtmgs toys or enttre estato call coil eel 304 525 3275 or 304 523-685 4 BUNK BEDS Carpel, equ1pped k1tchens In BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 Jack5on Pike !rom $192/mo Walk to shop & movlu Clll614 446 2568 EOH Conn Trumpet with ca se $16 5 Rease hllc:h $85 Brownmg Sweat Belgium 16 $650 614 446-8111 Sunday Times-Sentmei- Page 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise Beauty salon equipment tor I co,ma!lorv Lot for Sate Mound tala For details call 304-675· Hill Cemetery Call 614 446 2360 4666 or after 5 DO , 675 5499 aMer 8p m I ~_:::::::_~-,------,--:-eannon PC 25 Copier, 614-256 Commputar capatible 20 6218 MB hard drive dual lloopy color monitor LO printer 614 256-6218 You'll be surpmed at ~ow much pnvacy lh11 home offer s while sltll bemg w1thm 5 mmutes from everythmg Very we ll mamtamed country sty le ranch also offers ov.r 2900 sq h of comfortable liVIn g space large country k1lchen will allow your 1m agmat1on plenty of room lo do many thmgs w1th lor mal dm 1ng room formal liVIng roo rn w/lrrep lace 'Jery attrac liVe den wlanother l~replece & hardwood llo01s 3 4 bed rooms wlspace lor add itional room s 10 be l1mshed Nlhtlle cost Lot s of extras mcludmg screened 111 por ch g ar a~e parkmg lor 3 cars plus workshop area storage and more Professional person to re enamel claw loot ba!h tub til4 992 7563 1 BR 1p1 rant $240 plull electric 2 small BR !railers $190 plua electric: BaiWMn g & 6 JO p m 614-446-0443 BEAUTIFUl For S1l1 Full mask, VHF UHF, Channel Master Color TV Antenna, w/rolor & t rotor box cable wire & 40M power uaed 1 year, NIIW $325 Will sell pack· 2 Lloyd Saunders lawn chairs, age tor $100, you take down, like new $25 pair 614!742 2233 614-2!6-8154 Call Herb attar 7 00 p m Forte Uti, hand car11, dock plat•. 900 ~artaquln Romantt Books, warthouae cer1a, truck btd, Will sell cheap! 814-445·0643 trailer ult & Urea &14-446 2359 Real Estate General Buy or salt R 111r1ne Anttques 1124 E Main Street Pomeroy Hours MTW 1000a m 1o 600 p m Sunday 1 00 lo 6 00 p m 614 992 2526 Apartment tor Rent 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise BUILDINGS, INC. 53 Trel ..r Furn ad or unfurn ad, 2 BR, cable, beautiful river view :n Kanaug1 Fosters Mobil a Home PeriL 614-446·1602 4222 Complete Salallltt System Sell straight out or trade for a cam per of equal value 614-367-0210 after 6p m Pomeroy- Middleport - Galhpohs, Oh1o - Pomt Pleasant, W Va Mlscellanaous Merchandise While Westinghouse chest type freezer 15 cu M $175 call affer 6 oo a304 675 7436 Mobile home tor rant to one gentltmln In Mlnerav111a 614992-3181 3br 2 bath newll remodeled Oaposlt tell d 425/mo All uttllf!ea Included 2br 2 balh S350 614-446 mJ 614 44&. For Sala Bolans Mowers 3 chasuy s, 2 decks 6hp 10hp anginas al l lor $350 6t4 446 3339 154 Whirlpool dryer good condition 614/9\)2 7563 3br trailer, 5mf from Gallipolis, Children w.lcome, Kyg.r Creek Scnoots, H u 0 1pprovad $200 614-446-6434 35 w..t Apt 2br 1 bath, puvala enclosad patlo, close to grocery stores & ahoppmg canter water 1ewer lrash prov1ded S2651mo 614-441-1608 Otamond Tenms Braclel, Total New/Us&d Wo1ght 50 Karat s Reta il Value Hou seh old lurnishmg 1 2 m1 $1 400, will sell for $1 000 or bast Jomcho Rd Pt Pleasant WV oHer also diamond cert tllcate to cal l 304 675 1450 go with It BMX b1ka redllne retail 11alue $450 will selllo $175 Ralr gerator & wa sher & dryer or best ottar Only used ono for sate 614 446 6557 summer 614-446-6147 54 Miscellaneous Me rchandlse AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oi111e St Gallipolis New & Used lurnltura heatan Wesltrn & Work boots 614 446 3159 FACTORY DIRECT 614-992·111119 2 bedroom furnished Pa!lo wtd arN Sac~omty deposit $175 per u!ili11es not tnc:Juded 614-992 6886 etler 6 p m PI CKEN S FURNITURE 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise SWAIN :J pm 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 26, 1990 August 26. 1990 61 4 379 614-367·7438 44 Household Goods 51 County Appl1anea, lne Good used applumces TV aets Open 8 11m to 6 p m Mon .Sat 614 446 1699 627 3rd Ave Gal· hpolls, OH l1ft Cha1r 2862 Middleport - Gallipolis. Oh1o - Pomt Pleasant. W Va #801 METICULOUSLY MAINTAINED HOME Beautiful turn of Ihe c entur~ hom e Hlth th e 011 g1 nal d wac fer st1 llmtact Larr,e l1~1n g dmmg ;md lamtl\ 101 den) room s all w1lh I reo laces bea ul1ful open sta1rca se lead s to 31ull SII E' bedrooms large ea t m k1l che n s1ttmg room and workshop 2 very ntce porches Se ts on 21and scaped (ots p1 o vtdm~ plenly ol <hart e ann room lor lhr krn1 $64 900 #121 EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY' 3 year old bUJidrng butll lo code !01 ba1 an d gr ill Ovet 2 000 sq h Wel l 10 Grea t m tow n loca 110 n rng ertu lpment ami liquor l1r. en se tor $11 5 00 0 or will negot1at e for butld mg and lot separ ately Good potenttal fur hJ sme<, #202 UNDER FIFTY REALLLY NIFTY" You II munt you1 selllu c ~v to own th1 s good look rn g btl evet w1!h one car gara ~e and fenced yat :J There are 3 bedrooms and on e bath and !h e handy per son 10 the tam l!y w1ll en JO'r' l1nr shmg lh e lower level mto a recrealtan room lor th e family Don t wa~t - the rnce 1s $4 2 900 #503 TIRED OF BEING CORNERED? Tha t won't happen 1n thi S1ound house localed rn Me1gs County Trul~ a hom e to be ~d m1red Bea u llfully decorated 10 counlry almosph ere th1s home has 3 bedroom s 2 bal hs l1v1ng room lam111 area eat'" kitch en an d utility room Unflmshed lull basement Wrap around decks on both lloors w1ll grve a vrew lh at wtll take your breath All th1s and more' You must see to believe' Only $67 900 ' #608 FUNCTIONAL 1HW l EVEl ENGLISH STYLE All hr 1ck ~en ee r qu a l 1 ! ~ built home 4 lllrlrooms w1th s d1ngdoo r close ts plus an abunr:o nfP nl hull! m sto rage space Rom ar' 111r. k ltr epl ace 1n l1 v1n groom also ltr ep l11r:e on l o we r le ~ e l 1 5 ~ 28 ga rage at ta ched wrH1 pull doHn s1a1r s to sl orage a~r3 Sowal lron ' ct oor w1!h s1d e louvers Double gla ss wm do~ s w1th mar ble 'J'oj lndow stll s Home IS wr ll tnsul atf'd lor eii1 C1en1 heal nga nd coolin g I ocated 1ust ott Lake Dme m Rur G1ande nea r Un tvPrst ty All qu al 1ty homr ~ Ill at ea Near chur ch 1ecrea!lona l at Pa anrl lake You mu st see 1ns1de lh 1:. homl to app rrmte ti s ma n~ fm e features L1stcrt ~ ~ $69 900 #301 QUIET SECLUDED WOODED ONLY '"MILE FROM CITY LIMIT S171 Wer e talk1n g about lots of pm aq a hrau tttul v1ew th e co nventencr of tow n on a 6 57 ac 1r lot Pa rt1 ally developed home s1te C1tv sr wPr and Ha ler will probabli be ava1labl e $1 8 000 C all l a~ l I wont la,s llonK" COUNTRY COMFORT - #117 l h ,~ll 1 a ,pl ennr 1 cn11 n try 'Jie"W l fi an ~ d11ect on Iro m th •s ') stor1 t1r nr near ChampiOn Farm s on Rt 554 Homr IIH lilfh 0pen k tr hen and l1v 1 n ~ room J bed r ocHn ~ l nt• n1ce bath and ut1l1ty room OvP• 1aerr of t ~ nl ~ llat p, round PrJssl tJII' 9 5 li lrlll t~sumpt1 on P ( 0 rl at $32 500 #114 THIS OPPORTUNITY WON'T LAST LONG' li Bac res mi l 10 Oh•o Townsh 1p Polenttal hnmr s1tes Pr 1vacy assu re d lor your own ho me 1A bPau til ul pano1am1c v1ew of t he Ohto Rtver VaU e ~ Ac cess from old Rl 7 and Hannan Tra ce Ro ad Own your ow r huntmr, Kround at $17 500 $14 8 an ac t ~' - #803 EXCELLENT BUSINESS PO SSIBILI11ES'" located 1n h1gh trall1c are a on Sl Rt 7 w11h 80 fr on tage an d 180 dee p lncludesa res 1dence Nllh 2 or 3 bu smess room sand 2 mob1l e homes On lied well an d 2 sepiiC lank s County water ava1l able Owner rs very an " ous lo sell Askrng $54 900 bul would con11d et any reasooable ollet 1203 l3 ACRES AND COMFORTABLE 3 BEDROOM RANCH ~~ n1r r ~ 1 e w clean countr~ a11 ~ QU if'' rracrlu l fiP•Rhborh oo d and l o t ~ ot room to roam awa 1t :. you ~ lmul l5 m r nu1 Ps fr om town ill !h1 ~ comlo1!able l b~' dr nom 7 bath home Incudes tam1ly roo m lor 11al dmm ~ and n1ce kl lc ht? l Hup.e 2 ca • r,arilw (pi Pnt y ol room lor a shop! plus a small ba-n a n ~ rla ndy cellar hJuse Galila County loca l ~ch ool ' lbus slops al honl n orl #61 5 LOCATION - LOCATION - LOCATION A s ~ an ybor1 ~ 1 Loca t1 on ~ mosl 1mpo t~n t whrn ~e l e c tm ~ d home Hrff' ~ ~ 6 rnom hnmP on 1 acre w th a greatv1ew ol th e r t ~ er and unly 5 m1les !rom town Includ es 3 bedroom s lr rep laLe lul l base ment gara ge and barn You II have acce 'is tJ lhe 11ve1 II s p11 ced al $59 500 on d shocld nol be unlh e matkellon g #116 NEW LI STING" ll co untry 1Sth e place for you th en don I IT' ISS sep mg th1 s 1988 Mans 1on sec t10nal home N ~ t ure 1s ym11 nerp,hho r nn th 1s sec lud ed one acre n cely land 1ca ped yard 1500 <q h olllvr ng space 3 bedrooms master h~th tea tw e~ a ga1d en tub mth shower 01n 1ng area and ea l n k1tchen Patro j oors open ont o a l ar ~e wood deck Your opp m l11 n ly In ~ e· back to the gteal ouldoors lor only $4 5 000 Soul hwestern sc hools ~807 RURAl RARITY 13 q aues gor e filth !hts 4 bedroom home on St OU1SIANDING 17 ACRE HOME SITE Gree n TownshiP Sl Rt 588 Includes tlal ctor land gentl e roll1n g slope s and a wood ed ~ n oll lor someone wanting pr~vacy country atmo spherP and a k1n g's u1ew Maybe you wand so me horse~ a• som e other an1mals Ther e s already ple nt1 ol w1ldl11 e #124 Rl 55 4 ,usI 5 m1les 11 om Chesh ne En1oy I he pn vacy and cn nven1ence at a pr1 ce you ca n afford $60 000 #501 HEAD STARI HOME Move ahead mt Dl h1s 3 bedr oom one floor pl an on a 91 acre lol on Sl Rl 14llusl4 mrl es lrom town W1lh rn yout mean s at $27 000 #511 Wiseman Real Estate (614) 446-3644 E. M. Wiseman, Broker David Wiseman, 446-9666 B. J. Hairston, 446-4240 Loretta McDade, 446 - n29 Clyde B. Walker, 246-5276 Bill Todd, 446-3443 �D-6-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . August 26, 1990 August 26, 1990 56 Pets lor Sale Schl\lluzers..l miniature, 57 11JI snd pepper, AK~~,;, Also poodles, tiny toya. Coolville. 614-667-3404. Wlnllo buy Coek·•·Poo or Pik- • ·Poo puppy, 304-675-27117 Musical Instruments Musical Instruments 57 BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL 15% ott regular tunln~)!J . Ends For Sale Spinet-Console P1a no Bargain . Wanted : R&sponslbla party to tak11 over low monthly paymants on spinet plano. See September 15. J&M P1ano Ser- vice. Call Bill Ward 304-BB-2325 locally. Ca ll 1-B00-321-3345, Ext . 102. Real Estate General ?h~,Ja 1 <:l '},llljj ( ,~a/ ( ).J!tt/r Musical Instruments 652 2nd AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO For sa la :Splnot-Consola Piano Bargain. Wantad:Responslbla party to take over low monthly payments on Spinal pl&no See locally. Call 1-800-327-3345 Ext . Dunrovln Fruit Farm just oH S~ 681 east of Albany. Wt accep1 food stamps. Variety of apptas, peachaa, homa grown melons, tomatoes, and pears. 9-7 dal ly ctosad Monday. 614-698·6298. ' 446-7101 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE (] oow•• 8EALT08' RESIDENTIAl · INVESTMENTS . COMMERCIAl . fARMS 23 LOCUST ST. 446-6806 w1th lamtly room Rouat1's Strawberry Fa rm: Beane tl5 buthel; cucumbers $10 busna t: good canning tomalota, $6 bushel. 2 milts from New He van 304-882-2237. dmm ~ room. woodburner and mo re $46 .500 . #141 1971 Cheval!• SS, rebuilt 350 engine , 350 TH transmission, nice car, $3,500. negotiable. 304-882-2:215 19n Cougar, one owner, Color: Gold, $1,0M. 614-446·169:2 . Produce. Fflsk vtg&lables. 614· Routh's Strawberry Farm, 2 mll11 back New Ha\len, You pick Halt Runner Beans, $9 .00 bushel, You pick Tendorett Beans, $10.00 llushal ; No. 1 Canning Tomatoes picked, $6 bushel ; No. 1 Canning Juice Tomatoes picked, $4 bus hol. 304-882-2237. SECOND AVE. - You w1ll l10d th1 s 3 bedroom I '• balh home _ _ _.:_::..::.._..:._:__:::;:__ 1982 Chevrolet Malibu, 4 dr., 614 -245-9492, good cond evenings. & A J homegrown Rtd R11berrles, pick your own. 614-24&-5064. 2 FOR I - A 2 bedroom, bath k1tchen and a 19 79 14x 70 mobtle hom ewrth baths, lam1 ly room w1th llreplace All on I acre miL )JL,uu,u. Autos for Sale 1971 Cor\ltlll, 23,500 Actual mites, Wh tla wllh all options, Garage ktpt . 614-446-4053. 843-5313. FIVE ACRES3 bedroom, 2 balhhome. EquiiiPPed knc hen, oak ' . snack bar, electnc heat pump, cent ai r, plus woodburner. Custom deSi gned lo con s e~ve energy with 6" 1osulaled walls. 11" insulaled 1n art1c Andersen lhermopan e wood windows lns ulaled doors . ctty school dislr1ct n157 71 Halt Runner beans Pick your own. $5/buahel. 614-l88 -9309 or 388 -Baos. VIRGINIA SMITH . BROKER . 388·8826 DIAN CAllAHAN. ·REALTOR. 256·6251 EUNICE NIEHM . REALTOR, 446 -1897 RUTH BARR, REAlTOR. 446 -0722 LINDA SKIDMORE. REALTOR, 379 -2686 DEBORAH SCITES. REALTOR . 446 -6806 lYNDA FRAlEY . REALTOR , 446 -6806 MICHAEL MILLER . ASSOCIATE . 441-1406 71 Transportation Canning 1omatoea. Bring contlllnars. Marshall Adams. 614247-2055. (CALL ANYTIME) 102. Frulls & Vegetables 58 Real Estate General ~ L:J •eu"·~ ~"a••~"''' 57 You pic~ b11ns $!1 bushel , corn $1 dozen Call Roger or Tommy Hilt. 614·949·2676. RESERVED 1985 Dodge Charger Hatchback, 5 speed, PS, PB, new tires, 59,000 miles, very good cond, $2,500, 304·675-2627. 1985 Pontiac, 305 facto ry engine, 4dr, PB , PS, AC. $1,895 614-446·3158. 1986 Chevy Ca~eller , 4dr, sla· lion wagon, loaded , $4,:200: 1981 Plymouth Voyage r Window Van , V-8, loaded, $3 ,000 . 614-4462300. I::.:::_:.:_______ _ 1987 Chrysler Conquest TSI, all optlona, mint cond, garage kepi, whl\a, 34,000 m1tes. 614-446- 0611.-c-- --:----:c:-::::--;:;: ,987 Dodge Coli DL. PS, PB, AMIFM Cassetta, AC, New liros. Automatic. Gels good gas milage. Excellent condition. 6141992 -2377 1977 Monta Carlo 1650. 304-6756986. 1981 Pont iac 6000 SE toadad , 37,000 mrlts, $1,500. 614-4463664. 1978 Plymouth Trail Duster, 4 wheal Drlva, runs good . Body rougl'\ $SOO. 614·256-1TJ1. 1981 Buick Rtgal llmlttd 2-door Sedan. Absolute A-1 condition, au the equlpmenl, V-6. $2100. 6141992-6119. 1983 ToyOia Corolla, 4 door door with sun roof, $,,800. ca ll 304-675·31 17 leave meassage. 1984 Cartiar; lop of line, Linco ln Town car. low mlleaga, one Farm Supplies & Livestock FOR YOUR HOME Autos for Sale 1976 Eto::amlno $1100. WT6 Ford F150 4X4 $1000. 1982 Ponllac 6000, toadad $2400 1985 Chevy C111alltr $2295. 1986 Tempo GL, 4 door $3200. 614!992-7184. owner, kepi In garage, 11ks new Interior. $12,000. 614/992 -2961. , #591 QUAltTV IS ON DISPlAY " ' !h 1~ buut•lu l ·: ustom buill\ 1 ~ story w•l h tla sP m~nt s 1tua:~d on I ~c mi l wn l m•lf fr orn tow11 o~~r loo ~'np lhf Oh10 RII'PI H ous~ IPatures 4 ~~~ ] tJa lh ~ ~11 cne n lo•m~l "' '1 1nr. roo m •~·~~ room lamol 1 room C IWP r ~fl ll~f~ anr:l ~ W1tnm •n~ 000 1 ~J <; t1r.11 1~PI ~~~ an~ I l~' gar apr ShoNn hv •Will u11l~ Sunday Times -Sentinei - Page - D -7 Pomeroy - Middlepon - Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . 1988 Olds Citra, 4dr, 6cyl., tilt , cruise, nice car, $5,200: 1987 Chav. Celebf'lty, $3,500; 1984 Monts Carlo $3,300: 1987 Pont. Sunblrd, $3,800; 198~ Ford Escort $,1,250; 198! Oodgt Caytonl $2,400; 1984 Ford Ezp. $1,400 : 1991 Pont Grand Prix 900 ; 8&0 Auto Saln Hwy. HiD, N. 4 mlttl Hol:er, 614·446-6865 , 614·4466189. GOVERNMENT SEIZED Vohlclea from $100. Fords. Mercedes. Col'\letles . cnavys SurpiUI. Your area. (1) 805·687·6000 EKt . S-10189. 71 Autos lor Sale 198i Ford Tempo. One owner, AC, 34 mpg. Must sea to ap· prec::iata. $'1100. 614·142-306G. For Sale : 1G76 Buick LeSabfa, one ownar, A-1 Condition, 12,500 mu.., like new, $600. 614· 441-0618. 1986 Chrysler Lebaron for sa le or taka ovar paymanta. 6141992- nas. 1986 Pty. Reliant, S.W, 56,000 miles, auto, A/C, nice, $3,300. 614 -379 -2726 72 Trucks for Sale 1973 Ford Bronco. Good condl· tlon, runs good. $2,000 . 614 -7422421. 1975 GMC Dump Truck, good cond, $3,500. 614-245-5067. 1976 Chevy pi ckup 350, $500 304-882-2447 after S:OO. 1984 Ford Conv Van, 1 owner, nice $3,500; 1985 Ford 4x4, P.U. , V-8, auto air, $4,500; 1985 Chav. P.U., V-B, auto, 48 ,000 mil .. $4,500; 1984 Ct1tv. C-20, h4, skarp! $4,500; 1987 Fcrd 4x4, P.U.. $4,900: 1985 Ford Bronco I! $3,400; 198:2 Ford P.U. $2 ,000; 1981 Chev. Slltrado P.U. $2 ,200, 1979 Ford P.U. $'1,500; 1978 Ford P.U. $650; 1977 GMC P.U., $300. B&D Auto Sales , Hwy. 160, 4 mllea N. of Holzer. 614·446-6865 or 6,4-446-6189. 72 Trucks for Sale Pick up beda, Fords and Chevs , 1968 tc 1987, no rust, 304-675- 79 Campers & Motor Homes 82 73 Vans & 4 WD's 1973 Dodge motor home, 304· 1986 Kawuakl X:2 Jat Ski. l ot s nl.5363, Chartea Dtchr. of ew1ru. Must ael t. Call 614!902 -7467 Of 61411112-3154. 1981 Jeep CJS Lock-In Hubs, AM IFt.l stereo, good cond, $2,500. negotiable. 614 -446-6751. 1988 Sixteen fool Four Wlnns outboard, one owner, low hourt, $7,900. llrm. 304 -675 -76n. 1984 VW Vanagon, IIIII 7, standard, AC, $5,400; serious Inquiries only, Sp.m.-9p.m. 614446.(1910. BOATS · MOTORS · TRAILERS Marcrulser, Mercury & Man ner, ault1orlztd parts & aervica. Parts tor most malOf brands. 62a6 . Services 81 Ft50 Pick-up 35'1 HP AC , towing package, matching lop , 614·2566218. 1976 Lowe Fishing Boat, 14ft, 19111 snenandoah, 30 ft . AC swivel 11111, 20hp motor. 1912 Bedroom, Uwlngroom, new clr· StarCrah truck cam~r, 304·89S. pel, real nice and clean, $4,t1UO 3335. S~4-446-0643 . Sew-Vsc Servlca, Davis Georges Creek Rd . Perla, auppllas, pickup, and dalivary. 614- Plumbing & Heating Carter's Plumbing and H•aUng Fourtn and Pin• Gallipolis, Ohio 614-446-3888 84 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOANG 1988 ltuzu Trooper II, 4 wheel 'J'tfH~~NOT J~EL R~V~~~~SE Unconditional lltalima gyarandrlva, 4cy1 . 5 apd ., cruist, alr, MARINE, GALLIPOLIS, OH 614- tee . Local rafertnces lurnisl'\td. Fret estlmates. Call collect t ~ AMIFM casaellt. Exc . cond, 614· 446·2424. 614-237~488, day or night. 446 -1761, or ahar 5p.m . 614-24~ Rogers Basement Waterproo5646. SUMMER SELLOOWN Kawasaki Jet Skla, 1990 Models fing. 1990 Bronco XlT, loaded, 18,000 at ltsa tt1an 1989 Prlcea. 20'11. oH Complete Moblla Homa sat ups mllea, $12,000. 614 -446-rno. on Wtl Suitt, Baja & Cobia & ••r.•lra, also plumbing & Boats! 1090 & 1991 Models with eltctr cal, rooting, remodeling, 74 Motorcycles $1,000 to $4,000 Cui'\ palloa I dtcka tic. REMODEL· WATER INGt Reterencas. Estimatea. Rtbatet.HAMILTON 1983 Su:uk! 650 G.R., 5900 SPORTS, INC. PROCTORVILLE, 614-256-1611. miles, excellent condition. Aa- OHIO 614-88&·7'188. klng $800. 614·992·1175. Ron's TV Service, ap&ciall:lng In Zenith also servicing moat Auto Parts & For Sale: 1985 700 Mag na, 76 olkar brands House calls, al!iO f1 ,200 . Call after 5p.m. 614-446 some appliance repairs . WV Accessories 1469. 304-57ti-2398 Ohio 614-446-24S4. 1980 Datsun, 4 wheal drive tor 75 Boats & Motors pat11 $300. 304-675-7m or 304· Rotary or cab1a tool drilling. Moat wells completed sama day. 895-3952. for Sale Pump 111111 and seNICI , 304· 895-3802. 19n 17 fl . Starcrafl Tri·Hutl Boat 125 HP, Evinrude Engine , 79 Campers & Septic Tank Pumping $90, Gattla comp1111 top , new uphotaltry. Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Motor Homes Call814·286-1316 atttr 7:00p.m. Jackson, OH 1·800·537-9528. Eleclrlcal & Refrigeration Rtsidtntl•t or commercial wiring , n.w ••rvlct or ,.pairs. llctnsad •tectrlclan. Ridenour Electrical , 3()11~75 · 1786 . 85 General Hauling R & R Water Sarvlce. Pools, clsltms, wells. lmmedlata·1,000 or 2,000 gallons delivery. Call 304675-6310. Wanarson'a Wat•r Hauling , r•asonablt rat••. wolums dlacounls, 2,000 lo 4,000 capacity, clsttrns, pools, w•Ut, etc. Call l0<·578·2g,9 87 Upholstery Mowrey'a Upholstering aervic· lng trl count y area 2~ _yNI'I. The bast In furniture upholstering. Call 304-875-4154 tor frH ntlm•t•. Gn~ham Upholalary Centrtr, 303 Hllllop Or. Call for appoinlmtnla & "tlmaln. Call &14-44&-3438. 446-0294. Real Estate General Real Estate General Real Estate General Real Estate General 75 Boats & Motors for Sale 61 Farm Equipment 1030 Casa Dlesal Traetcr $3 ,950 : Case w/4 bottom• plows, & grindarlmlxar, $3,495; Leta modal 885 Cue David Brown Tractor wt5h. Bush Hog, $3,950 ; Owner WUI Finance. 614-286· 6522. MORGAN CENTER - Is th1s 3 bedroom ranc w1th bath. fam tly room . dmmR/ k1tc hen combo. cable hea t 2 cat gar age Alllh1s and more on 2 Sac res mi l Ask1 ngon ly $49.000 #146 !f620 KEY PROP£Rflf S •\ IOvt·h I O~ l1c m~ \IIUa!r>CI on8 <lC'P'm lh1 ' hJnw 1 P~ !U• \'S 7 lJ!' ~ii l li lrl•Y,~ IA"'' 'v rnon1 ~ ~~ ~~~~ro o m l ~ r~'r ~ ~ •rher Mill rl 1~ 1 lll' 1•1flm HnmP h'\ iHlP ?000 Vl It II V0 ll J'P I (I O ~ r r~ lo• \llil CP aniltJI IV dl l VOU 101111... an i lu lo u ~ ol 11111 hr•llll' no 139.9 ACRES AND 11/r STORY HOME H1lh 3 bedrooms. bath LP ~"heat la rge bar n. tobac co ba se Ask111 g $59 000 ' #151 2 horsa Trailer lor sate $600 614-446·2107, 614-396-8504. Fo11: 2100 Forage Har\lesler. Dadgar 7h Hay Bind. Gahl Grin· der Mixer, all exc cond, 304-213· 4215 60 M/l BEAUTIFUL ACRES - Gre at lor h1k1n g or h u nt~n g Grandma Gatewood htked here Tr ~ d s <He alreildy there wtlh beauldulr oc k lormat1ons Ask1n g $22 600 #216 CITY IS THIS OLDER ONE STORY w1ll1? be n1ooms balh tl1r11n groo m palnal basement . gara ge A sk~n g only $29.500 hertrnnm. , 1 ne~ghborhood w1th n1ce lol w1th lence. Fam1ly room wl wood · burner and more Callloday Only $34.000 #15 tt??.d ilv~n g CITY SCHOOLS - 3 bedr ooms. I bath ranch w1th room. kttchen. full basemen!. r rnlr ill illt l c~1 Ril tage 1 car caroort A s k~ng $49.000 #219 #619 N£W LISTI NG l ho<o horrw r~ IOOil'!l Ull I .tf m I IP~\ullnV? or 3 hP rlr OO'T1 i'jltll IJHIIIY 1001'1 '!I(IIPr l i1111 lfVt' l~rt urpu t\ l~r~f I ! Or~t bw~ 111 ~ lh " hornP ,, d~ p, c rl~•n! ',tJt\1'' lrl""' [H' r rd n 'hf $30 '> Ca ll 111 morr IOI•P irriiii iCII N68 All BRICK BUUTY Or PERHCTIOfij - CHARM - PfRSO NALITY COMFORT - Oual1ly bu1ll n~w 'IOint'UO 3'· at 1 e~ w1th po nd [ nler thtauRil " leaded ~lass dOOr 1nto a 16 I?rl~ ,n ~ 1m w1!h ho; w1nrl oo1' Ml ~ Rl~ ; ~ ~Oflf ' ,,, 311 atnum T~ ~lf{ h~lll ~ e~tramd1 fl~! V w1lli 1sl~nd Mill hu ~ l ~ll u~~ c~ Drnet ; b; Bedford Ma sltr tll'd•m rs v~rv h tJ~~ wtl h whii ii)OOIII'h ? lrlll hal h~ ? r~r ~arage Thts hom~ IS ma • nl~nanl~ tr~e A r eall •~>~rL IJI'~ul; Ru v 110mr d nri 3 ac m/1 ala rtrlu ced pnce sag 000 Jim's Farm Equipment, SR. 3S, West Gallipolis, 614-446-9m; Wida 11lactron new & U1Jad farm tractors & Implements. Buy, se ll, trada, 8:00-S:OO wHkdaya, Sal. lit I Noon. 165 MF Tractor $3,950; 50 MF Diesel with bush hog, $2,500; 2010 JO with cultivator $2 1500: Super 55 Oliver 11,195: JuDIIae Ford , $~ , 995, 6N Ford $1,795j,.D· 17 AC $1,995: Owner will Finance. 614-286-6522. Plu ) ,t n1Ct' 3 bedr oom . 2 ha ll! r,Jn (li w P1 rJpn 111 11HJ g Clll' d II'Jtng tuonr l1tll bii~ Pnwnt 7 1 , \l ~'.t' l1111h1 1 n~~\ flp pro~ 200 H~c coon Crt' d. lrontage #204 27 ACRES - GREEN SCHOOl DISTRICT - Verv n•ce 5bedroom 2, balh ran ch w1th lull biisem ent. gas he al. woodburner. 2 car ~ bedroo m 2 hat!1 honw Will\ 1.-Hlill~ 1IJII tr l d 111 1n~ room 2 (il l gara):P a1·1l rnuch rrtOtl' #265 50 ACRES nn11 .1 1990 16ft. Gooseneck Horse & Stock Trailar $3,:295: USIId 16ft . Bumper Stock Trailer, New painl, $1,59.5 : 1211 2 ule trailer 5295 ; 614·286-6 522 garage. famdy roo m. centra l a11 ·~ac re and a lot more Only $69 000 #134 RIVER FRONTAGE - 50 acres m/1 and a musl see log home w1n. 3 bedrooms 117 bat h. ba se ment. lam1ly room . dmtn g r oom cathedra! ce •l mg, solar1um. l ront and bad deds 2 car R,a r age and I car R,ara~ e #147 GREEN SCHOOL DISTRICT - 3 bedroom. 1 bath ranch wrth lui! basement . garage. deck. heal pump N1cene1 ghbor hood ~.·-<->4 101 the ch1ldren l o play Ask1 ng $59 400 •SJ.4 ALl BRICK 4 BEDROOMS - tn a cho•a netghtl0rhoo:1 Ch armmg all #163 OWNER HAS RELOCATED AN 0 WANTS TO SElL IMMEDIATELY- Oak Om e. all b11 ck 3 BRs. I'? balhs . LR. k1t chen. OR lull basement. gas heal ....~~~ll '' '*" ,..-k· · " .. 'wtJ 4-H M1rk1t Stee r Chi-Ang-CI'\ar, Gallla Co ., born, very nice $400, 614·256-604 3 6,000 SQ fl . WAREHOUSE PLUS 1.200 SO. FT OF OFFICE SPACE - Ve ry 01 ce bu1ld10g located 1u sl oil Ru i.,VIIIe Rd Overhead garage door s. ramp . overhead hea ter s m wa~ehouse For Sail: Sprrngtr & Holstein Hollers, & also Cowa, & regis· tared Hot1tein Bulls from Hign producing dams, 614 -266-2496. lour rnc e olftcr \ lo yrr and rN eDI IOtl ~ re a S1tuated on 2 acres o11 and Ca ll our oll1cP tor more de! ailed mlormahon C;tl\q'!dl~ . Hay for Sale. Clo\lor & Timothy. Round Balas In the Field . 614245 ·5598 BRIDGE shaped LR / dmmg ar ea w1th hr eplace. nt~e k1tchen large 1am1ly room . laundr y area. patto heat Ohttl 11\1 t 1 'i (1~l ((1 \ I I PIHllll' I 1(, -()()():-{ RIO GRAN DE AREA - 7 acres. mII. very new R<tllll\ 1\l.t L khlllll , Il l t l kt'l home w1th so me ou l standmg ill1t actmns. tn · cludm~ ma st er bedroom w/ skyhg ht and de ck. DUE TO THE SALE 3 add1l1onal BR s. k1lche n. LR . la~ ge laundry 10oms Quwl woods ar ound house Cal l for Or SEVERAL i~OMES , WE NEEG NEW LISTINGS more 1nforma1 10n GIVE US A CAll IF YOU WOULD BE INTERESTED IN SElliNG YOUR HOME. Hay & Grain 64 SPRING VALLEY - OAK DRIVE .:.. Large tanch styl e hom e oHers 3 BR s. 2 b~hs, [ . ' _..--- Reglst ared Yearling Filly, Shown as Woanllng as Hoosier Classle, nlr.&, Palamlno Mare, Youth Polnls, G"nlle, will snow Western or English , 614-286-6522 HAVE SOLD SEVERAL HOMES ENTL Y AND NEED HOMES BE.,..,.,,,.., $35,000-$U,OOO. CALL IF YOU WANT TO SELL. WE MAY HAVE A BUYER!! IN TOWN- Chal ha m Avenue. 11ew shopp1n g. 1 BRS. LR. k1lchen. d1n10 g 1m bath 'i I 1 ~n 1 11HI 1\ n Reg . Angus Bull, 4yrs . old, wa rg hl approx . 1600-1700 lbs . $1 ,200. Conard Hud1on, 614-446· 1i00. briCk ran(h lg hvm~ rm w / dmm~ art-a 4 bedroums llull bilths new carpel ~rt c hen , utlhty rm also 2 car atli!C hed ~18ge to .1 ~ ut o mal• c doo1 locatffi 1n Sun~1~1 Vlllafe You may se~ lhtshome lrxlay and buy lor e~erla111n~ comtort Crty hrRh school We can mange lawoute lone lrr m lmMl Ct n ~ B~ the way you can hne posses)l(ln rm mediillelv We wrll sel l you the ellra lot tor S6 500 119.900 BLACKBLJtU\l REALTY Livestock 63 17 ACRES ANO A 4 BEDROOM HOME w1th LP gas heal ~n c ludet11 s sh op bu1ld1n Rand detached g11rage Home has a nrce 11ver VIew Ask~ng only $36.900 #130 579 JAY DRIVE- AMra cliV e hom e Wlillln "' ' nu tes fl am shop pmg and hos ~ 1\at fh 1 ~ honll' oll m 3 BR s I ' ball'> LR equ1pped kllcl11•n dtn1n~ Mea gas heat u n1 a11 . 7 ( ilf al tach1'd 1."" Y.'' I Gr3 ? pool $25.000 - Appr oXImately 1acrea longSt Rt 588 (400 It ollrontage) Small ho me oilers 1 BRs bath . I R k1tchen mob1le home pad on property PRIC E REDUCED TO $65 ,000 ' ~eau l ,l~r l I shaped br1 ck All rooms large Eat 1n k•t ch en lormal d101r1g LR WI FP, 3 BR s. I '' balh1 at lach ed g"'ge JAMES .. JACOBY ~617 SMAll FARM FOR SALf Ml ar ml l1n Clay l ow~sh 1p All hll{·~ hom~ w1th app ' 98C \Q It 3 lar~r 1!~ 1 111 I bath\ ~•l r~rn ~nd Pa' "' R~ pare 3 !1 rrp1ac~' urn 1 eM ,r ttM~Pil '•a r ~~P ,lnrl 'l ra r rtl:'tachr •l ~~ ~ ~~P 11111r, 1~1~!' wo1~ ~rea lull ha~f'rrl•'n' 1111!11 1 9~0 SQ tl stoc k harn f'l b \1Ptl •mplemero1 ~ hed tobu: o :lil '·'' C.1 lllo1 mnrP ~ r ! o 1l o; 11~3? DO ~OU LIIH PRIVACY BEAUlY A~O COUIURY llfE'l 'II~ lid 1'~' ~ lht~P bffi roo m qnr~ huu<.e < rtu~l!'d r.n" 1mal lotm 'II 1\ C ~choo l '11>1rlf! lh1 s DIODt''ll IPII\ ~t~PII .111 ~ o u nnvl' lo rt~ 11 ltlok rriC~!1 1n thr S ~O ' •601 YOU 8[ lHI lANDLOilO - WP navP lwo mobtiP~nri ~ bo(h~hop ' f<:Ar Agf loCA 1 P~ 1 n rhf' ~~~~ ~Re ol Patrl()l P~·t ol ~>vi' < ~ wnl r h i'C ~ f 0111d br DJv •nr ofllhP morl~3~.r on d homt ol your own C~tl for An MJIIUtnlrn!'nl a n ~ ~*'" lh•~ p•oi)Prt~ \OO n S?fk -521 Bf GlAD YOU WAITED WPll~~~ an ~n!1C t11r ho m~ ut !h~ foun hl lh1PP bP!Iroom\ two MIM ~rHI mur h more PIICPII OO!hP $70\ c~n l or mu r~ tn lo NEW liSTING - ON UNION AVE -S olid well con stru cled 3 bedroom. 11h bath. new furna ce new roo I. detached ga ra ge Ask'n R$35.000 #168 ·, 1 ASH STREET. MIDDLEPORT - Is lh1s b1 ck ho mr Wilh 3 bPrlruom~ bath lull ba~·rmenl k1t chen l1vrn g and f1 1n 1nf roo m I car garage Ask10r $?1 500 #117 8HCH GROVE RO - h thl ) I ~I Oflj' Wl! tl Jhtr!llflUrtl \ 1(!111)' 3 bedtoom . ba th. d1mg room. ~d \ hea l lion! pnH.h rmd \ If! ; deck Alllh1s and more on 2acre s mi t Ask10 gonly $25 000 Cat! today lor #207 your app01ntm en1 NORTH • Q. kil cl1en ca rp et pa r1 basp ment laundr )· room window s. T 83.1 ACRES . MI L NEAR MEIGS MINE #I II barns nn ~ 2 ."K l0 91 ~ WEST [ A.q tn2 .tAJ'li ,Q '9" • Q J JUST A liTTlE ROOM TO ROAM - 7 A. MIL near V1nton on 51 Rt 315 McactiVe home oH ers 1848 sq It on ground llo01 K1tchen LR w/sl one FR. cathedral cetlings, for mal dming NEW liSTING - TRILEVEL HOME WITH LARGE LOT - AllrMIIVe homelee iLIIr' lllll · 1 bl! Ul'> l H ~ l iCh en lam lv IOO! Il tw odt·t ~ ' ,Jti.Hhec1 j.!tlld~t· l'.lll 101 .I ll ao pornlntt'll l wtt h co r ner cabm ets lui! basement. ?0~24 unattached ~ arage +A 10 «i ~ .. Older two s!ory home w1th vtny! s1dtn g Storm ~ Y!< • 9 t 124.900'" -Very aHractiVe pnce 101 a 01ce home Tw o 01lhree bedroom s. balh. LR OR •u~ . Q JJ J SOI TII 1 ICK - JUST Off RT. 35 - CLOSE TO AND SHOPPING - M ract<Ve home"' a .KHI I\~ •J to nsi ·• + KH • . 610. £XCELL£11T All811CM MOll - Roomy bedrm . r1nr:h wtlh I ~ b8th ~ Eallfl kr!chen d.n rm lull tlasemen l 1m pro ve - menls hn e been madt on lh• s c h~rmm~: tm macutate homp New pui';(' an · furMr.e t n~ l~ llf' d fl icrntra l a11 Some ~r w (irpe l ram •l)' rm ,., 1 ,., 8 odb u tn1n~ - lorepl ~ce on lower lr~el 21" (ar ~ara~e N•cP lot ann IOCJhCn Rra ll y a l1 nr hOm r lh~l you lho LJid Itt Wllhnut !lela 'I Mad1 Jiill II£W USliiiG "flf IS. II ICE 111 -TOWII HOIIf Appu•roal•on w II dm rm ·fam rm bath porcl'l pt(n •( ~ ~~~~~ ntw ] CAr p~ r· ~P .., ~! O ld~~ bdln l•sh "por.cl dOd 10 dC rtl/ 1 ai l!ood 1anr1 rtutt trf'tS h~PJI'I wa1htr dnd dryer to -'ilay R1o G1~ nd111ta Bu~ th o\ and vou wtll bP proud to put vou namr on lltP matllxlr MERCIA[ - On u st Ma iO Sl IS thiScommercial build 1ng w1lh lois ol potenllaL Over 5000 sq ft Sales floor. and area . Good traffic flow $55.000 n111 #116 FOREST RUN RO . - J 44 meo, "' ' I an rl a 1987 28•16 "' t1onal w1l h vmyl Std1ng. 3 bed room \ 2 bath\ . 11 m m ~ 11nd equ tpped k1t chen . tarRe willk 111 c!o \e h hea t pump. r Pn tral '"· 1 melal IJuild1ngs an d more Onlv $49\00 n167 past tr af1•c lrg hl on lh~ rtj!hl G1~a1 oppol1un•h to oNn vour own busmess Call 11)1' appomt ment Writ c rHl~idM tPnl wtth ophon ltU-4. NEW LISTING Do you 111anl to bl' I he prou\1 owner o! a COlV 3 BRhome w1lh ! !lath l R DR. ktt el\flll!.ed porch and 1• ac m/ t Cro"' n C•h area CAll ~OR ,I,PPOINTM[NI J511~ N£W liSTING NiCf'l~ reml)(lrled olt:lf'r homt lor Df'rSOn who ~~~~nls m town lR DR ] BR 1 '~ b~tll ~ rR W PI'I dow11 llard woOO up Mchrn dtspo>al r~ n 1,f' rf'l utti •1Y room oat10 ptu~ dPC ~ w t lu~elv lenced tn 1ard carport Ra~ heal {~n h•i •" Low tow ~o - ~ la k ~ a look ~~ 111 1~ well ~rpt property I . - 39 acres mi l and an older vinyl sided home w~h 1 bedrooms. bath. kit chen and living room . lull basemen I. garage, mobile home srt e wrth waler and septic Only $35.500 #152 GENTLEMAN 'S FARM- ElegantcountryliVIngon 131acres mi l w1t ha lovely cedar 4 bedroOOJ home. Over 2,000square teet ol IIVtng space includes 4 bedrooms, f1replace, lormal d1n1n~ equipped kit chen and mu ch more. Land IS level to rolling and mcludes a beauttful pond. a 2 car garage and a barn You w1ll love tl Call for an appotntment. $110,000 00 #121 ~ 11608 N!W liSTING. mACA!S Of ROlliNG lAND OUTliN!O WITH PIN! TRE£S go wtlh thrs 9 ~ear old ranch wrtM3 bedrooms, 2baths, k~chen. tR 1111th d1nrng area ut1l~y room on ground level larRe DRY basement 1 car attached gar age PICTURESQU£ SETIING. Citt tor mcrre 1nto on thrs pro~rly and let us show if loyou •ii!O!. !IJOY IH! IIC! QUI!T I!IGHIORHOOO oolh>~ ' '"'"'mil home 2 '"l"'liles from Rio Grande Unrversrty Thr s home leatures 3 SR 2 Mhs. flv rm . · formll din rm , Uchl!n and tamtly room Above the 2 car gar! ge rs a nrce : rurntslled room Derled IDr a studto, offrce. 1partmPnl, weiJI:hl room. Of leen ·~ _recreation room . Call lor an appornlment •tSUlOTS H 1nd l7 louted on Plum Street otf Hen~le ~venue Owner Will '"lind contract or lease Call for loutton 1nd priCe. ACRES M/l5 m•~s !rom wwn on Oull~dlt Road Ntr.f htrllrlrn~ lor w•lh .,A50' road lrnnl1gt :u10 I'Hl. JIEW USTIJIG In high 20s 3 BR ranch w1lh I bath , LR. drnmg area ~rtc hen . ultlrly rm elec heat pumo. CIA. Cla,IC•Iy sc hool d15t Al~o ~ 1cre morr ·Of less Ched th•s ()01! out CONDOR ST . - Duplex with one umt wrth livmg, d1010g, 2 bedrooms, bath and k1tchen Other unit has livmg room, kttcnen, one oeoroom, oatn, gooo tncome ASktng only $15.000 #162 SUMMER RO.- Is th1s alum1num Sided ranch wtt h 2 bed rooms. bath, lamily room, full basement , cab le heat and woodburner, storage buildtng on genlly rolling, 84 ol an acre. Call for appointment. $49.500. #260 Jim Cochran, Broker ............. . 446-7881 Patrick Cochran. Realtor ........ 446-8656 Sonny Garnea, Realtor ........ .. . 446-2707 Phyllla Miller, Realtor ............. 266· 1 136 Martha Smith, Realtor ............ 379·2661 Steve Sworda. Realtor ........... 246 -6103 Eve . Eve. Eve. Eve . Eve . Eve . © 1990 Ctmlul) 2! Real Esl.B k Corporation a~ tru ster for l hf' N,\F ® and ' "' trademark s or Cc nlur) 21 Rea l Eslat(' Corporation (<;qua! Housing Opportunll~. F.ACII OFFICE 18 1NDEPE~DE~TI.Y OWNF.Il t:ur I• 2. [)hl [)l)l 1' 1'1 ~ Allr~" .~NIIOPfJIATI: II •• Cheryl Lemley, Melga Co ............ 742-3171 Dick Finlaw, Melga Co ... ...... ... ... 992- 3921 OFFICE HOURS: Weekdays 8 :30-4 :30 P.M. Saturday 8:30-12 Noon; Sundov 1:00-4 :00 P.M. Put rour trust in Number One: +2 nr ce ne rghbothood olh•r s 3 BR ~ bath r qu1pp!'d ktt chen. LR . drnette lnrplaet' nrw ca rpet . 2 ca r atla[hPd gar age ~a s hpat ~nd cP nl ral a1 r PATRIOT AREA - THREE BEDROOM RANCH ollm 1110 sq II . kitchen. liv~ng 100m. balh . 111.900 - 30 382 wes m/ 1. I Z>60 Vrnnale mo b1le home w1lh eopando 2 BR1 1 bath ki!Chf'n l R county wat er ~m all bar n . carpet. attached ga rage w1th electr 1r rl oo r ope ner Call tor an appo 1n tmenl Bad leads make great heroes ft ~ POMEROY AREA - I "c story w1t h metal Slflm ~ 4 bedrooms. I'' bath. lam1ly room. base men! On I acre lot Only $59,900 #249 ~ r-.- .. rrh I' I~S llpt"nlnJ!: lrad bat hs. dmmg area l ;m111y room basement gar age on 1 acre mil Askm g only $62 .500 Wr•t 1• M.ADDITION - V1ny l 11ded b1 ·level wrth 4 bedrooms. 2 c~blnP I ~ COIIIUCIAl BUILDING - Located on Ri 3~ app one·tenth mtle llorr11 ntlrr ', J 8Rs I ' bath <.. eq u1ppP\'I kd•, 1·, 1, n 1R ! R Rrl\ ~1r a : 1 Pil l w rf',l ' •l1 ·~· ~~ (.f"i l r,, val c. y\ ltnr r v o.,a te1 111t' 40)6( 111 1'Lt l 11ld~~ w1 t h 16 Ooor\ her g a~ $141 .000 Vulnerabt r NO!' til Snuth l.>t"aler Wr st COmf' trom v of'ill'ln ~ !ht ill1e11 01 Ver~ Ia 1~~ rm <. lhr ou~hOul I ·• ba lhs llf'w Clbonth on I he k•lchtll. l&rmal duM~ rrr, lull ba ~ em!'nt Appo•nlmPnt onlv if529 FAIIIIU 11£T.(A:T 1 tledrm ? ba ths kol w/rlf'w 100 ACRES . CHESHIRE TOWNSHIP - Newer JRmn Ja("Ob} liE-r ole ~I nr i"' of dedarer pl:ty often bexin wllh a tavorablr oJ)f'nlng lead So il wu in today ·~ hand Wr~iled a spadt' aaalnl'll 1111'0 hea rts East won the atf' Bnd rtturnrd a spadr He hoptd his partn.-r htld tl'le ~ pade kin~~: and would srdtrh to e heart But dummy ·~ quet"n won the trlr k Decl ar er South was rt'rtatn of the location of the diamond a('(' be rau$l" of r.ul ~ rrpcatPd takeout dou· blrs. 50 1M! led a low diamond from dummy. East ducked and dN"Iartt gubbH th ~ klnr: Now a ~pade was ruffed, dummy·s A-K of club! •ert cashed (South throwing h~ remaln lnc diamonds) and a dub wu ruffed Of.. eta rtr playt'd the kin& of spadu., and West ruffed. rordnr: dummy to use the kln1 of hurts. Out d~larer was able to rulf another club to his hand 1nd play trumpll East could take only the A·Q, and declarer had made 10 tricks - a 1nod M-ore In tournament p11lr11 SMALL FARM FOR SALE - 50 15 acres mi l. Clay lown shlp Ho me on property oiler s ap· pro,mal ely I 100 SQ N 3 BR s bath. IIVIn R room. klt ct1en. Qu iet set1m g flontag P on two Jlmtll.tcotJ• ~~cob ·.J«o~J, 011 Elrldp . 1/ttl 'hrob7 M C.rf Glmrl ' (IITtUftl •llh .!IU l1rhfr, tltr. lit. o...~~ JM'ObJJ '"' IJ(HI' •r•ll•l!h " "'-tJIIWW. IJ«} Ill! prlbr/UH &, PIUI'OI &d:.• water and sewer Ca ll lor an appotnlmen! •o ads Cal l lo r deta ils ATTRACTIVE HOME AND TWO LOTS - 3 BRs, bath k1l chen w/ range and OW . I.R. carpet. elec ·heat. 1car del ached gar age. S1t uated on EXTREMELY NICE STARTER HOME Located 1ust at the edge ol town ThiS homr lealures 3 bedr ooms. bal h ll'.r rng room . ktt ch en. dmm g roo m an d a lull basem ent f tve two tot s Very nrce mrnutes lo downtown OFFERS MORE THAN THE AVERAGE HOME 2 lois and a beau ttlul home lor $44 900 Oul NICE HOME LOCATED ALONG OHIO RIVER $39.900. 4 BRs. bath , LR . kttchen. carpet, 011 heat, 2 car detached garage. ultl rly b111ldm ~ wmpeUllon A better <-holct' of opening lead would be 1 diamond. It East hu stren1th In both Uflbtd ~ulfs, It \s probably better for West to lf'ad from ~tfen1lh It 's unusual to !et lhP openInc lead make 1 four ·lrlck d1Uertnl'1!, b11t ju1t 1ma11ne East would lake the diamond let tnd return the sull ~­ darer would 1urely llneW h~ jack. W_est could take thf' quf!en and now play a heart East wlnt the A-Q and plays another diamond Eventually, wtlen decluer 1et1 sround to playlnJ lht" ~pade mit, It Is very likely tblllle w)lt lose three tpade tricks That's ~ven trlcU to the defenae - a lot bet· ler than the paltry three trlcls they took after the Ill-fated spade lead. 129.900 - LOCATED IN CITY - Older hom e oHm 3 BRs. bath LR . kit chen. gas heat. c1ly large lawn and mce 111ew . 36.5 ACRES MIL - CLAY TWP. - front s on fn endly R1dge $18.000 MAY BE IN YOUR PRICE RANGE - Very ni ce home oHers 2 BRs. LR. knchen. bath. attac hed garage, small hot house . concrete block shop Corner lot Ronny Blackburn, Broker 446-0008 Sl5 .000 -1 9.14 3 acresmll Approx across fro mthe new s hopp~ng plaza ~m 1le EAGLE RD . - RACCOON TWP . - 39 acres $6,900. ~ tant1rng l eat ures ol th •s ~1ome arc 1l1e lrvmg 100m w1th l11eplace. built m hu tch 111 d1tw1~ 1oom . 3 nKt bedtoom s 2 bath\~ ~ ~ t1 e~ t ()nrJ ce ntral a1r Oty sc hools Com e s.~ j' !lw. orH• to day 4.n ACRES - $3 .500 R1dge Rd ·-· J .. . . . Clay Twp Hazel NEAR NORTH GALLIA H.S - 21~ a c res mi l. Morgan Twp. frank Ward Rd . - $17,500. AnRACTIVE LOCATION FOR YOUR NEW BU · ' SlNESS. Localed just along St. Rt. 7 and across trom the new shopping plaza . OWNER REDUCED PRICE TO $32.900.,.. ANXIOUS TO SEll. Very n1ce home located tn Centenary area. 2 BRs, bath. LR. kttchen. sun· deck, large 2 car '"ached garage. W1th1n walkmg distance lo grade school and store. Ruth Goody, Sales Associate 379-2628 �Page-D-B- Sunday Times-Sentinel Marti estimates 'grossly inflated' according to GAO MIAMI tUPII lo ngrrs SiOna JiOVf'S Uga t ors Cll l' cHTUS i n g the U .S. Informa tr o n !\gt •nt '\ ot gross ly inflating E'"t rm .t l t'~ nf Ita• potentral audu:nct:> fm T\ ' M c~ r tr the con trover s tal g O\ 'f'l rmi P n r. S(X)nsored broadcas t:-. to ( 'ub .r rr was reportPd Satu rd Jv The USIA has Pst!tn.t t!'d th,rr between 1 mrllron and I mrllwn Cuban s a day mav h .:~.u· IJP•·n able to see TV M<~r tr ~ tt ·s t" ea rlie r this yea r But a r E'port bv th(• ( ·•·ner <~I Accounting Offrcr, lhr Jn\(·~ t rgd · tory arm of Co ng rrs,, <.;ard l s diplom ats In 113\'an.l ~ul In <' figure a1 onlv 50 .11110 to 7tl.lillll becau se t he T\' Mani "gna l " was rffec li \'r l v Jarnnwd bv t lw Cuban gove rn mt•nr ,·· th P Mramr Hera ld reponed The GAO rPport. nut Vt' l published but obta inL'C i tl\ rhr Hera ld , CT ilir 1zr" fh P mrthodol og~: used in two dudr c ncr sur \'I'V '-' thr USIA co nduc t Pel bv q ui 'S lio n ing Cuban v 1sJtot s. tt•fugl·P <.; and emigres arr 1\'lng d l MJ.mn lnt!' t natio mJl Atrpor t The n umbeJ of ('ub ct s 10 :) million peoplt' \~ h o .1rtu.llk " £'( ' !he br oa dcasts ha" brPn onP of lh r m os t controvrr s t t~ l d " lfl'C t " nf the serv tee sJnC'(' t h(• l ' nt! ~ ·d St<.tt es began tes ting It s ,d ll lll \ to beam TV stgna ls to thP l"l, uHI Marc h 27 Co ngres s has bt'rn the result s srnct• <t " P S'">S lllg .~ r r C( ' l\' Jnt; t(~ehnica l repo rt from p, PSH.h' nt Bush Julv 27 T hf' rP\' H'W p l' t Hl(l ends Sunda v and crJllf Jct llOII ll\ the p rPsidPnt 1s n(_•f'dj·d f111 tll1 ' btoddcasts to cu ntt nuf' \'c~ mPd for .Ju,P ~I. t t 11. 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Soviet U nio n Twen ty c ookmg kam " f1 l )tl J thC'Soviet U nion and 20 fl iJ!ll 1111 United Sta trs wtll pa r tJ c tp.tit · Sulliv an said "At leas t one largt· rni ss Jl(· ~\ 111 be co nv ertrd into d r ool-u· r 111 symbolize peact' and ~·n<OUI:t J.:: t ' all nuclear powr rs 10 d t-.. dJ 1n · thet r nuclrar mJs sl lf'-.. ,JrHI tut 11 I hem 1111 0 -. m ok1 ·r . ., '-; u iiJ \ .JJl sa id ··rhr ' ' l ll l l of J..:I.H i trl, t-.. t will rul P the fPstJ\a l · Su i i i\ J n satd th dt ht ·ll <J!JI -.. tli~ · US trams r oo kJn J..: p ~ ,, k shouldP1.., and 11h:-- \~ Il l " J>t t ·,td So uth f'rn Hos ptl.tlll\ tn 1!11' -...~ ~ \- lf't Un ton An F.lvts PtrsiP\ 1mp1 ' t "' ' Jl, ilt!t wi ll tw arco mpan\tng t!lf · ~ 11ok tng tPa m s fr om :Y1t ·mpll l.. , .rnd Will ht' pP rform tn g d \ p.tt t ~ ~~till ' (f'SII\,11. Sulltv.t n sa tll Sull !\ .-lrl \\'f'lll IO th f' So\ '1! 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TtH • S11 \ IPI t '\ Pnt \\ 1ll prPr<'ci< · l ht • .tll!lU,\1 h,JJ hf'C'Uf'COnlf'st h1•id 111 l.t...,dnom. lt n.t. !Jf'la nd . w htch '-;u ll i\ .til -. 1,1J!t•d Sl)'( H ' <ll'\ dgo I !tgUit' t ht' bf•'-,1 S('(' Jf'l ~~~ , qiiHl Ml'lltphl.., )l;h !• 1 o!f1•J ,.. , o 1H b.I!IJ(•f'lU Sui It ' , trl -..,lid · 1 t .IIlli pr J.: p o., fJ tilk.l I lonwcomirtK w·h ed ul ed l I \ TF'\AHY ( 'f'ntrll.JI \ l ntlt d l hll " ll ,l ll Churrli li t Jill!' 1 rJ Jil llll-! 11) .l Ill Sunda\. ,\u g lh ''Ph Ht ·'- Ho('k\ .lt-ffl'l " DllliU 'r ,.., .tt ll• H!Il S1nget-.. \.\1 11 tw \ l'-,](lndl H· o., , ( h,lllf\, .t!ld Jl1 dl'->1' 1·.\ t'I\\JIH ' Hr ·h •lmt' Farm in co rne ... _l_,_"'-~'-"_ur_·d_l_"_'m_u_.J_ _ __ ILI \ t' fou nd lh.t l JtiUg hl\ ll .t] t t d till · lncnm~> nf f. 1111 1 o1-.H'J,J11•1 lr r111" ' ' hokb c·tllllf'" ! tt11ll ~~~ ~ 1.1111 1 '-l !tl l ce<.; :\on Lull! j ~JIJ -., .1 1 t'llU il l(•d l1 11 19 j)f'ITI' nt Df Itt!' :+,i]IJ b i llt !l !l fill • houst•holUs 1 .tlfll 'd til l 1 tXX tl!1 · CPnsus Hurt'rlll '-, .JJd Ill rl t t'IHil 1 relrasP d l.t..., l v.cpk Mn'>l nf tl11• r(lS I of ofr f.Jrm llldrtf'\ l :IIIII' from tntPn•st. d1\ tdl ' rub ptnll 's sional sPrvi cp o;; 11r Jf'tl r t' ml' nt C o\ E' rrm w n r . . tu d w-.. be nd/Is ·O ff. f arm i ncu rt ll ' l!o~ -.. tH•( o rnt• a J)f'rmancnt -.our 1'1' of ttH'IHil l' for man y houspho lrl s 1n Ill~ · !.11 n1 sect or." t hr Econom if 1{1-o.;(•;nl' h Service sa1d tn a 1qxq Jf 'IH it t tlt ,ll -conc lud f'd ha lf of all L11 n t htJI J<.,i · -holds rrl\ on o ff - f;~r m tn1I I II II' l 11t most of t hen incomP "Without off farm tncomt·. f arm housPholds' , ld ju ~.; tpd hou se ho ld incomf' Hr1u ld h1 ' Snghtiy m orr than r)i) jJ(']'( '(' Tl l ()r }hal of /h e averilg<' of .rll l ' households ... s '\Jt ll'l \ pt·J ( ' nt of f h(• L-1 mili'' ' \\ !I ll .., ,ll,dl l. tl lll ... - flpfJn('d <J O., II JIJW \\li lt lr ·<..-.. t11 .1 n $~O.O(X ) i n . . ti l '" t ' , ll h \( '. ll - df'pPnd p n m ,til l \ n /l 11 !! t.trrn 1nc omf' I IH ' 1t " ~' ill .n Nagr 1ncomf' .thllll.t '- lH•(•n ,ttdrd b\ thPupt u rn 111 ltH· .t gt H u ltural Pcon omv lullowtng !hi • tf'('f'SSIOn of lhf' l ~JHib ,'\(•t IJi m mcom r IS rsH ntc~t rd lo1 $-t'i billion to$~J1 btllt o n tills yPa l . up~ 10 billion fr om l9Rh ( HI ! rtr m 1ncome ,~,-· as r<.,f tm,tlf•d llft $-1h h1l l!on to $5R btll 1on thi S \ I' ol ! .1 11 .tl\ sts brltrv r t hP Jll l JHH t.t tH" of off-farm inC'ome -.. 111 1Uld p11 m1 pt an ex a m malt o n of gn\·r t nnw nt po l icies Efforts to llll j H O\P thr ru r a l rc onom1 c < lirnatf'. pa1 ttrularly by mJktng morr JOb.<i JV.l i lablf'. m ig ht havp ,t broddrt rffrct than rr\'i sions In llu • farm ptogram. thr~· sa :v. sin cr on !:,· onP 1n threP farms Jf'f'!'t\'rs go\rt nnw nt pav m ent s. SfJ /lll ' : CHESHJRF: - Do nald 1. . 1/ ,11 ·rison , assi stan t sh1ft opC'r.11Jng £ nglneer a t l hc Ohiu Vail<'\ ·Electric Corporalion 's 1\vg<·r :Creek Plant, received his an n1 :versary award for .15 yea r's -service to !he compan y , a.s :announced today bv Norman II . :Tarr, plant manager Harrison joined OVf'( ' on Aug l'ios~d·door meeting in Wa shing· ton last Tuesdav won't be rC'· leased (or six we€ks but offic ta ls at a Jackson Hole. Wvo confer · ence on Fr1day told Th(_' Tim es a c hangl~ tn pol !C'' \\Ould on I\ tn jec t n e~ unce JI<..Ilnl\ tnlo thr nervou s bond .1nd s1ock ma1 kets " II IS f ai r l1 well acce p1ed that m onetar _ v pollC'\, t cac ting to suppl y shoc k s. IS not apptop na te, " a Fede1 a ! Reservt• offt · e ta! said . The pres idem s of the F'PdPr al Hese r ve's 12 re ~JOn.ll banks gat her in the capital ev f'ry s1x weeks to re view the state of th e economy and decidr whf'ther to lower interl'' t ril tPs, thus slimu la ting buymg and tn ves ling. or pu sh up rat es. rPduc1ng the odds of a highpr i nfla ti on rate T hP F ed ha s been pushing down int erest rates for a lmost a \\'Jl ou t ot conn'i n that l hP · · k, g Th P t'Lonom\ l\a ~ HC'a l ntn . T1mrs no tl'd Thl' las t drop tamP m1g ht be read\ to cave In ·,nt ~r<" t r""'l es so I he F!'d has lo ~ "' . . 11 matnt a ln the:n lon gP I than .lull J:l In Jnlt 'l \ lt'\'> " m rg hl ot herwi se hil vr "anted H nh 'I hl' T tmi',<., uf flnal-.. :-,aid JIH· l idiJ t'Jt!-.t:-. crf' atrd a !J tl tn th t· \'dluP of thP doll a1 - a po) . _' nfl d l l\ 1n fla twn a r~ ctr\ (• lopmPnr - dnd ;1 shdt p n sr 1n interr st 1Jtt's loJ long ter m go'e ' nmPnt bonds ThC' TimPs said thf • r ist' tn bond r al f·s rPflec ted in pd lt " !'OncPI n l"i, 1 9~~ - as a maintenance he iJX'r in the Mdintcnancr DPp:ntment. Th at sa nw yt'Li t hP trans fe rred to t hf' OpPrat ions DepartmPn f as an .ru x1 1/a rv eq ul pment ope ra tor. fn I '1/ ,1 he was prom oted 10 unit .s upN vl.sor and in 1982 to assist · en! shift opera ting eng ineer . Har11 >on and hi swt fe, M ary. ll v~ a/ Roul<' 'l. (;aJiipoll s third straight over Pirates 11 on 11'" 11 Stree l I hal thl' Mrddle shipml'nl s lr um l hP Mrddlr Fast Eas t c ri sis might c au sr the FedNa l Resenr to n•durf' inter es t rat es in em rffortto avmd a recession "Proplr pPrreivt' t hat thr Ff'd \V tll b(' fu r th l'r dt...,lnp lrd or how htg h oi l pnces Imght t'IS(' In suc h unrrr taint :-,·. t he ofh eta is sa id . adJu~1lng mt Pre st ra tt' poli r v would be tnappropnatf' 1 ·2- 13 -2 6-~·3 1 Vo1 .4 1, No 80 . Naval Academy's attrition rate at 4.5 percent Milk ... CtmltnuPd from D 1 co mmitlec ha s m om'\ budgPIPd for ACP lhat CJ n be "kmdler. mentor mmorit1es. reasons fo r lravtng. AI l hc close of I he seven ·week Whil e all l hP milila rv acadc· 'plrbE' summer '· that g ives tn m1es t>X Pf'CI to lo sl' ftr st year s tud ents. thr Na,·a l /\eadem:.' ha s a tte mp! od tht s vra1 to tmprovr co ndittons for plf'bl'" and gu<.~ ra n ter eq ual tn: atmcnt for womrn and mm ontif' S aftrr c rit iC ISm about what on a n:. f irst PxposurP to mtlitarv ltfe. 55 of the 1.2:\2 freshmen had dropped out, Including 10 of lht' spc>n t or al located pnot to l hrt t 136 fir st yea r womPn. oUJc tal s new fiSca l year star tmg OCI . I It vou lhink I ha l you may quala1 fy . tal k to Mr Dave MCKen nc the sa 1d commttte-eman or staff rmmedJalel y. Soil tes t for pra r tr cps are an Important f 1rst strp ll r1n g I hem to the cou nt, · Ex len ' l Oll Office Ca ll if vou need help lhts :.rar ·s attri11o n rat e was rela tJ ve lv hi gh. s1 nce student s g1ve dJftPr ent .~SCS loca l were not surP w h:-, genllrr" orientat io n program m s t1 t uted m response to allegat iOns of sexism and harass· co m1ng midshipmen a grue lling Thr 4 5 prrcen t att rition ra wt s I he rou rth· hlghest at th rAnnapo I ts aca drmy in the pa s t Hl VPJt s. th ough low4:'r than las t VPa T. when bb sl ud ents had left tlrr · academy bv I hiS ti me Academy officia l s sa id 1h''' Kicker 4141S5 Page 3 •• ANNAPOLIS. Md IU PII The dropout ra te among Naval Academy plebes this summl'r was rel atively high. d es pit e a o ther co llege cam pus wo uld br dN•m rd 'haz 1ng .. Naval Aca demv spokPsm an Cmdr Mike John sa rdrh at.g iven th1 • ft gurrs. thr academy's ef fons obvtOuslv h <.~ve not dom · muc h to hf'lp at If ilion so far thi -., Pe~ tt y Dyer. S01l Co nsPn·a n onal tsl. m a kes th e soil loss drlf'l'mtnJt JO ns. Final approvctl or A~ n culluial Consp rv at wn praciiCt'' 1s wtt h th r co unt\ ASC comm tt lrf' T hf'lt nex t mrrtrng IS sc hr Pick · ~: 931 l'lck -l: 6446 Card• 1\ .H. 6-C , 9·0 , K-S Super Lotto 10 do. " Je rr~~ l or dan. r h tPf t'co no mi st at Ftrs t_I nteJstat l' Ranco r lJ 111 Sa n Franc tsro TOiti T hr T im es No nr or thf' of fK tal s Jnter \ trwrd bv Tht• T tmPs wo uld disc!os(• SP(' dfic dPrt sJnns made at Tursda(s mPI'tt ng hut "-pPCU Ia ted 11 ~ill be at IPdSI a m o nt~ beforf' 11 1" knowll v. hP th f'r 011 ,rnd plebes A t otht •r m tl t!,JJ \ dC<J dl •m rr-. I his yt'a r. 120 of l hl' 1. :1:\8 r·ariPI' at thr US M i ll l ar , 1\eadPmy dl W£'st Potn t t\' Y . have diO]JJ>Pd uu I. and AA of ttw 1) Ql s tuUPnts at thP us All F'Ol('l' Af',l dL'rll\ Ill ('o lur<.l dU Sprin gs Colo . h .J\'1' ll'fl S8J88 m"' SCHOOL Dl\ YS - These pupils In Jamie Blaettner'' first grade greeted their teacher with " lrrlght, shiny fa<'<"" at Pomeroy Elementary L:'·'"" l'rl ncP i on Ill< Mrdn rg hl. F:r l1 p" ' ,tncl Asset Top l i\'P ftnrl(' af A<'ccpts position '. T ,ry lor .J unior High Sc hool 1n Vi di t f'n ton. \a 1-h' wi ll be tea rhm g mallr. IH' il ilh and ph ys J co~ l edu ra 11 on. .tnd w! ll al so be t hr ,1ss 1slan t l ootba l/ roach lherc Ebc·rsb .. rh s t ~ll tPd on h1s new JOb last v.rrk l i e is a grad ua te ol Sou ln <' rn lligh·School in 19R5 .tnd ll<'' t \ tr gl niJ Weslr van U nt\rrs tl\ 1ll 1'1~1 -~IR TENT CliA~I:E PRICES UNDER THE TENT ARE UNDER WHAT YOU'D EXPECT! ) ) DOUBLE REBATES ON All 1990 OlDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME$ SEE OUR SALES TEAM FOR DETAILS! I' 1990 OLDSMOBILE TORONADO CLEVf:I.AN ll i UP i l - Unless De m oc r a I w gubPrn a I on a I c and i dt.~tr Anthony CP lPbrPZZP J r . c an capt uti' th P 0Pmocr a tic stro ngh old Cu)ahuga County his c han rrs to bP rlrr tf'd lh1l nrxt Oh1 0 govrr nor. a rf' s I im " Thi s co unt y 1l' uyahoga1 is whPrP thP ra rr-' 1s won or lost " CP ir brPzzr sf' nlot campatgn ad \ isr r D onald Swr 1t zrr said. Tht' Cleveland Platn UPah?J rf'port r d Fo1 th1 s rc·ason the a tt o r ne~ gpnr r.l l w1 l l bP turn ing m ost of his at tPn tion lhf' last \0 WC'f' ks of ttl(' r<J mpat gn on Clf'vrland. thf' t"uunty· s largest Ci t;.. and ti s subu rbs CP IPbJ rzzr s atdr-., t•s tim.tt C' tha t ht · ts nov. tl n lll g .t s m uc fl d s JO ]JPI CPill o! llis f'.lm pcug nln g in Cu_',' alwga lount y. comparf'd v.1th ,1bout 2() pf' tTrn t for h1 s nppont•nt HPpub lif'd n Crotgl' \'otnovirh Two Hepuhl ira n polls show Celrbn'i' ZL' !Jailing Vo 1novi ('h nn bo th cha! h'n ger s' home t urf It' s a long standing ru lP i n Ohio 's po l it 1ca! c ircips that .tn:-, \' ictorious Dl'm oc r alt< ' gulH' rna tonal c and ida te mu st ca 1r \' wrekP nd In p rf' pa r.t tion fo r ac - t Jve duly. bu I doesn't ex pe el to go to I he Middle East The 4~ member s of the 1:\o l st ssooo Cuyahoga Cou nty by 100,000 votes. Democrat s outnumber Repub· llca ns In Cuya hoga County by a .1 10 1 margin, but experts say Voinov i c h' s popula r ltv ca n brid ge th ai gap In l'l74 Gov John J Gilligan fa iled m his bid for re·electlon when he car ried the county by ~7.50.1 vo tes. Ri chard Ce leste lost the 1978 race when he won hi s native Cuya hoga Co unty by on ly )5,732 \'O tE'S in 197R, Ce lebrezze carried Cu va - majo r role in helping Ce lebrezze hoga County by 105 .266 votes and wo n statewide elec t/ on by 8,260 Vomovlch is agamst aOOrtl on Pxeept 1n ra re cases Ce lebrezzr w.1s anll -abo rt ion unt l l las t De· cPmbc r when he switched to a pro-choice st ance upset vic tor y over \i01CS Som r polillclan s say Cc le· brczze. whose fath er was mavor of Cleve land , Is not as we ll known · Cuyahoga Count y is part of and i s lrss popula r a mong Clevelanders than former C!evt' l,md Mayor Vo mo vi ch. thl' most pro-choice area tn the stat e of Ohio ." Sweitze r sa id ·Our ow n resParch shows that Vote r s v1rw Voinovich as be i ng som C'w ha t of a sav ior - the man where the candtdates stand on who in herited the politica ll v frag ment ed and bankrupl ci tv from populiSt De nm s Ku ci n1c h - an emotional issue tha t move s lh P vo te rs " :\<l ob!IP Stgnal Communtc at10ns Cr nt f'r 1n Ak1 on w('re noti fied Sat urd av morning t hey arr bC'i ng activa l<•d Th is unil Is the onl y one in Ohio asked l o JO in Operal ion /Jpse rt Sh ield . This unit rf'outes mesages b<'iwcrn Army unit s in the field "T hey'rP sort of an PlrctronJc pos t box ," said Maj . Rober t Reporter s ~\'tilting dl thf' border were not pen tted to ta I k to them. and therewas no tmm edt at e ex pla na tion of w hy it took the g roup marC' than '20 hou rs to se nt to Habu 1 10 rr-cf'Jvr lhPm Turki sh passport offictals said they looked happy ilnd rcl i ~ved . Ea 11ier, Sir nak Governor Ay - din Asia n silid ht• ordered the bo rd er gal(' kt'pt OpPn f or 24 hours lo il l low lhern lhrough tmmcdi.:~lely on thP!t arrival Officia ls sard lhcy got through passport and ot hr r formalities In th e mintmum limP possible. Thl' ~L women and children WL'TL' among mnrr than 100 Amencan dcpendrnt s and non f'SSf' n t ia I embassy per sonnel who lr fl Kuwa11 for I raq last week aft PI assurances they would be allowed to !ea ve . A U .S Embassy official In An kara sa1d 54 male emba ssy a j ournay thai normally personnel wer e however forbid- t ak es eight or nine hours. Th e 52 women and chtldren were m et at th e Turkish border gilte by the wJfpof U.S Ambassa · den to leave Baghdad Sunda y when !he women and children drove to !h e Turkish border "We arf' work mg very hard to secu r e dor to Turkey Morton Abromo thetr rrlra se as wrl l. · an em b assy spokeswoman sa 1d take v.-tt L and oth er /\me r 1c an off ic1a Is Meigs County Museum: city's pub I ic schools and cha rged l hal he vi rtually Ignored rhe Secretary of Stale Ted,W . Brown hi s ba sP at lncirli k in southPrn Turkey They wer e expected l o be flown to Frankfurt, Germany. Tuesday and thrn on to lhe United States U.S Embassy offici als n ' mamed tl g ht ·lipped about thP movement s of the group and the ltm e I hey were expected lo lakl· off for Fra nkfu rt The or igmal gr oup of 55 left Baghd ad at 5 am Su nday and arrived at th e Turk iS h side oft h<' border gal<' abo ut 2 30 a m Monda y sa id But Swe- i lzt'r is quick to po!nt out thdt Voinovich fail ed to alldn•ss the pr oblems in the ne ig hbo r hoods whilr concentrat Ing his efforts on revi talizing downtown Thr abort 1on tssue could play a In ANKARA . Turkey !U P! I -A group ol 52 American women and children who were permrlled lo leave I raq early Mond ay drov e to a NATO air base m sou th Prn Turkey to be flown to F rank fu rt. U.S. Embassy sources sale . The 52, mainly dependenl s of U.S Embassy personnel 1n K u wall. drove through th e Iraqi border and entered Turkey in 11 cars al the Habur checkpo/nl more than 20 hours afler being allowed t o leave Baghdad. Three mal e members of the origina l group of 55 were lurned back by the Iraqi aur horilies because they were older than I R years, sources al the Habur bord er gate rea ched by tele· phone said. Two of the ong rnall 3 private cars also did not co me through U.S Embassy sources sa id the 52 Americans were dr ive n from the border to Diya r bakJr, Tu r key . and then on to the NATO air and turned <he city around . Cl eveland jokes had moreless stopped when Volnovtch left Clt v Hall In 1989. " Cleveland Is better off rhan 11 was 10 yea rs ago,'' Volnovich campaign manag~r Paul Mifsud lhe pub l ic does not yet know I he ques tion of abortion Th is Is Akron unit ready to pull out; three other Ohio Reserve units on alert AKR ON. Oh10 r UPl i - On• · Ohio Resc r w un it spent lh c GM REBATE ..................... 52,500 OUR REBATE ................... 52,500 TOTAL REBATE School Monday morning. This was the first day ol classes In sc hool districts across the county. Anthony Celebrexze needs to claim win this fall in Cuyahoga County r ull l\'at " d iP Au1ora. RPIIJnt . Sp.uldll ,tnd l.ongfrllow SYRACUSE - lJdl'i d F:brr 'b dl'h. son ol Mr and M1s 1. ,111\ l·. lJt' J,'-,IJd f'll S_\ Iaf'U SP. hd S ,1(' ct •p lf' d ,1 tr dc hmg post tJon J t 25 Cents A Mult1m8d1a Inc Newspaper Freed Americans are bound for Germany du ted lor ACP apprO\a/ s wrl l t)(' Spel I I It 1ntcres 1ed . yo u shoul <t ....r<.~r t th e process Jmmedlal el:-, T he Nat ional Tu rfgrasss E1 ·a lu. tl l on Program t'\·al uta tPs t~ nd compa lf'S vanr ttrs ttl accrs s ftlf'll pof(•ntldl A prog r PSs rrpo1 I ~~d :--J u ...;tP k li..,f' d Law t' nov.nPr-.. ~\dTll t n g lao mak r fall Sf'Pdltn )2: .., wanl to cons1d r r th (•...,e r .~nkJng-.. \.\hen makmg \ .JriPI\ "t' ll'r lt ons Top Krntu r k \ B lur cult t\,lJ S c1n• Bl ac k,bu Jg Clear tonight. Patchy dense log. Low In mid 60s. Partly cloudy Tuesday . High near 95. 1 Secuon, 10 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, August 27, 1990 1990 .v ra t . 'Bu t I th ink v.r·,r made 11 i.l k inder . grntlf' r tl'<.ll nll1 g prog 1diTI and ma :vbt> .1 lt lllr morP rt•d ils t1 r." .J ohn sa1d Ardclrm\ of fJ c t.!l s h.l\'1' 1nstt tut r d nrw r·u ]('s ban nt ng "hu 1sr• play" between midshipmen and p1 f'VP nted ph;.' sic aI co ntact betwrrn upper c lc1ss m id sh1pmPn Cook, acting public affairs of fleer for the 83rd Ar my Reser ve Co mmand In Columbus under w ho se ju risdi ction the 2361 st fa ll s. " Th ey sort out what would oth erwise bl' a jumble of t•lec STREET Ci\R AT RACINE - The Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Suclely nas announced Urnes lor photo copying in preparation lor their new publication , "Thru the Y ''"" in Picture". The hook, which will feat ure photographs ol old buildings and historic sN·ncs from around the county, will contain approximately IWO photos In 168 pages. The 8xll publication wlll he hardbound In simulated leather with a gold stamped cover to match the Meigs Co unty History Books Volumes I and 2. Copying Urnes han heen scheduled lor Wednesday lrom I p.m . until 4: 30 p.m., and St•pu'mhcr Ill from i -9 p.m. at the museum. Th1~ museum ind i cat e~ that pict ures may also be lt•lt at the mu,.;um during their rrJ:lrlar opt•ratlng hours for later copying. The cost for eo pying i.s $1; lor those submitting photos who wish a :lx5 copy and a negative for themselves , there will be an additional charge of $2 per copy . Thl' purpose of the hook, according to the musuem, will be to preservf' and presPnt history through old photographs. For more detaiL•. contact the M eigs fount} Museum at 992-3810 . lro nlc waves· · This unit, which will be on a et iv(_• stat us for 90 days, expect s -Local news briefs---. -THIS SALE ONLY! Man injured in motorcycle wreck 1990 OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE MINI VAN 8leather Trim •Cruise Control •Tilt Wheel •Power Seat-Driver A MP rgs Cou nt ~' man sufferrd mino r inj uries when hf' •Power Door locks •Power Windows •AM -FM Stereo w / Cassette •And Much More FACTORY STICKER ................................ '19,420 OUR DISCOUNT ...................................... SJ,220 518,200 - '1,250 GM REBATE Plus lox & Iitie Harrison earns 35 -year service award Reds win Federal Reserve puts rate shift on hold° NEW YORK rCP{) - The ' Federal Reserve ha s appare ntly decided to make no c ha nges m in teres I ra tes unti l lh e cns1s m the Middle Eas t a bat es it was reported Sat urday ' The deci sion suggests the Fed m ay be more concerned abou t co ntrolling Inflation than tr ving 10 offset possible recessionarv effects of the crisis Tht• r--;eW York Times said. ' The minutes of the Feel' s Ohio Lottery August 26, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio - Point Pleasant. W. Va. YOU SAVE $16,950 12450.00 CHEVROLET•OLDSMOBI LE•GEO 1616 EASTERN • GALLIPOLIS (614) 446·3672 1·800·521·0084 w rcckl'd his molorcyr le on Slat e Roure 681 Sunday after noon Joh n Keena n. :12 . of Tupper s Pl ains, was travelln.g east bound w hen lr pappan' nll y los t conl ro l of his 1987 Yamaha Genes is In a cu r ve .r nd went off the ri ghl side of the road. Keenan then struc k a dll ch and slid back across the road and ca me to rest in lhe wes tbound lant'. acco rding Ia a report from the Gallia ·Meigs pos t of the Slale Highway Patrol. K ~enan was tre ated al the scene by a Meigs County EM S unit . He was not cl ied In lh ~ accldenl. Four injured in Gallia wreck A Meigs Coun ty man suffered serious Injuries and three passengers in hi s ca r sus tai ned minor Injuries when the Meigs man st ruck an emba nkment Saturday night on State Route 790 . Richard Loudermllt, 22 . ol Middleport , was east bound and was approac hing the State Route 218 Intersection a l approxim at ely 50 miles per hour. Loudermllt applied the brakes, slid through the Intersection and .slammed Into an emba nkment on the northbound berm of SR 218. He and his three passengers were not weari ng seat belts . Loudermllt was cited for driving under the Influence, failure Continued on page 4 l o l eave by the midd le of the week for Fort McCoy In Wisconsin, but docsn'l expect logo to the Middle E ast The unlo should lea rn Monday when it will be leav ing 'Thai 's not a realistic posslbii'IY the way I see our m JSslon, " sil ld Lt . Col. William Petro. a un it m ~mber from Ca nfield. After the callup order ear ly Salurday, the 43 m embers began notifying employers, filling out paperwork and getlng In la stminute trai ning. · 'I took It worse than my boss because I had great plans to get a lot of work done," said Carol Marotta of Ravenna, an em ployee of the Portage Metropolitan Housing Authority. "But I made a eommttment and I'm going to follow through on it ." Three other units In Ohloareon aler t and could be ca lled to duty at any time- the !001st Combat Support Company of Chillicothe: the 79th Quartermaster Detach· men! In Marton; and the 342nd Military Pollee Company In Zanesville. FINISHED AHEAD OF SCHEDULE - The bridge on State Route 11M In GaiDa County was reopened late Saturday, a week ahead of •chedule, according to Joe' Leach, Deputy Director, Division 10, Ohio Department of Transportation. Dedication ceremonies will be announced according to Leach. ( 0\'P pbolol by Stephen Wilson) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 26, 1990 bastiani haschar king lindeman randolph smith