http://66.213.69.5/files/original/806eb681e60485962f106b6f3ab5ea69.pdf 04e84ecca8214eeeb91d1139535c53ad PDF Text Text ' Page 12 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Friday, July 28, 1995 I • Smith faces life in prison Pro Football Hall of Fame AS C1 on Page A2 + tmts EASTERN GOVERNOR'S SCHOLARS These Eastern High School students are completing the Ohio University Gonrnor's Scholars Program today. They are from the len, front, Candace Bunting, Kelli Bailey, Nicole While, Billee Pooler, and Stephani Deaths; and back, Michelle Caldwell, Meredith Crown, Robbie Murphy, Robert Harris, Jeremy Kehl, and Joey Weeks. t A Multimedia Inc .. Newspaper MEIGS SCHOLARS IN. OU PROGRAM Graduating tonight in ceremonies in Memorial Auditorium will be O.U. Governor's Scholars, from the left, Josh Roberts, Paul Epperson, Angie Hale, Tim Peavley, Myca Haynes, Sheila Neace, and Allison Gerlach. SOUTHERN STUDENTS IN SCHOLARS' .PROGRAM- Left to right, Evan Struble, Bea Lisle, Amber Hayes, Jennifer Yeauger, Nikki Robinson, and Mark Lewis have spent the pa<t three weeks on the O.U. campus in the Gover· nQr' s S'c holurs Program. The JWograa~t is geared to talented and gifted students. The first birthday of Adam Pape, son of Allen and Carol Pape, Syracuse, was observed recently _ with a party at their home . A Winnie the Pooh theme was carried in the cake made by his aunt Linda Teaford. • At the party were Adam's grandparents, Larry and Phylis O'Brien and John and Patty Pape; great-grandparents, Florence say, Dale, Derek and Darin Adams, Relt O'Brien, Nial and ·Vir; Teaford, Josh Harris, Jeff. Tammy, ginia Salser and Herschel and Jordan and .Kevin Hill. Sending cards and gifts were Eileen Roush. Others attending were Adam's Bob Adams, great-grandparents, brother, Josh, and his sister, Raymond Adams, Jim, Judy and Chelsea, Jim O'Brien, Sherry and Cheryl Pape, Heath, Diane Kyle Erin Chapman. Johnny and Andrea and Dillon Hill, Enima Adams, and Pape. Melissa Mason. Linda Lind- Dale Teaford. The Community Calendar is published as a free service tu non-proril groups wishing to announce meeting and special SYRACUSE- Revival services, Syracuse Nazarene Church. Friday and Satilrday, 7 p~n . ; Sunday, 6 p.m. Evangelist, Rev. Dave Canfield, music by Jm• and Kalhy. return ihis year :1s student leaders to assist inslruc.:tors and serve as coaches fllf the Scholarly Olympinil reams. Among the students this year are Alison Gerlach and Angie Hale, Meig s· High School. rmd Rohbie Murphy, E.1.<t· em High School. Bea Lisle, Southern High School, retumed tl1is year to serve as a student director. She has assislt:LI with nrie~lfalinn and registration , as a supervisor of the Olympiad events, publication of the 5cholarly Olympiad, and will KATHERINE RIZZO ' Associated Presil Writer WASHINGTON - What a sight it must have been, The Ohio congressman was trying to calm a contentious crowd of constituents worried about their future Medicare benefits. Tbe former Sixth District congressman was watching through the lens of a video camera. Republican Rep. Frank Cremeans says his predecessor, Democrat Ted Stricldand, bas become a recurring camera-toting presence. Stricldand says he's just observing. • 'My intention is to find out what be's doing," Strickland said. "( go to listen and learn but it's his tnke pm1 in the awards ~mtl graduation c~rernony. · Saturday, from 7 a.m. to 1J a.m. roadside park lHI Roulc 33 ncar Darwin. Potluck dinner at nnoti. POMEROY -Kerr' s Run Homecoming, Saturday , noon to 6 Take own table service anti folding designed to promnte sale.t; ur fund raisers of any type. Items are printed as space pe•·mils und cannot be guaranteed tn run a specific number of days. · F.RIDAY POMEROY - Major housebold appliance recyclin£ will he offered at the Meigs County Recycling and Litter Prevetlliou oftice at state Route 7 and Union Avenue near Pomeroy. Appliances can be dropped off at the edge of the parking lot until 4 p.m. For more information, contact the office at 9926360. - . Or Ladies T·Shlrt and Get 1 of • auy ANY 1 Men!atue FREEl equal or lesser 158618) tor $1.99 . .. • 1 8 oz. Iron out ( t rseal a. Cleaners e • so•/• off AI I Ho mestar waotive engine tuel or .,_ ff ANY one autom . · cals • 40-,.. 0 brake chemt tuel can (any size) 40"1• off ANY one . . 2 tot . $5.00 f All Fishing Rods; & Reel combo's; . • 30% of Fishing Rod . Fishing Reels . P t"o Block· Bird , • 3o% off All a 1 · ' Bath; Statuary rng & Balancing • FREE Moun I or Light Truck with Passenger Tire Purchase Sat., ,It Sun. ONLY! show." It's as though the campaign for the disbict in southern Obio never ended. In many ways, it basn'L Cremeans has been warned that the first re-election fight is toughest, and Strickland has made no secret of his desire to return to Capitol Hill after next year's general election. · · Strickland has kept in cimtact with Democratic campaign experts, has kept a lot of his campaign organization intact 311d scheduled two July fund-raisers. Cremeans, meanwhile. has bad at least tlu'ee fund-raisers, and is calling potential donors; aggres- • By KEYiti KELLY 'Tlme•·Sentlnel Stall' GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia · County Junior Fair opens its 46th edition Monday with a · record number of projects and exhibits in a1lditioo to numerous activities • OD its week-long schedule. Opening ceremonies are at 6 p.m. on the fllirgrounds' main stage, but the area is ~peeled to bustle with activity starting Sunday when livestock and other 4-ll: projects are moved into pens and buildings. .Judging in several categories will be completed Monday before David Mills, president of the G.U:. )ia County Agricultural Sociel)'1. delivers lhe greeting to fairg~ _ that night. Fred Deel, the county's 4-H extension agent, said Ibis year's fair maintains the philosophy that it is a celebration of the work by 85 4-H clubs and other youth organizations. He attributed the belief in keeping ·the fair primarily for kids to the fair board. "People often lind themselves . asking why we don't have this or that facility,' or why premiums aren't bigber for cenain projects," Deelsaid "If people would just visit otller fairs and see what's provicJ. ed for youth exhibits in other areas, then people would appreciate a little more the job the fair · board d.oes for our youth," he added. FAIR PREPARATION- With an assist from the biiSineu Dee! said more than 1,160 end of an earth mover, GaiDa County Fair Board ...,mber Tim livestock projects have been Massie, left, and fairgrounds i:aretaker John Meelut hang a entered into the fair, including sponsor •lgn In the show arena In preparation for the Gallia 220 steers, 501 bogs, 198 sheep, County Junior Fair that opens Mllnday. (T.S photo) 29 horses, 121 rabbits and 56 dairy exhibits. Non-livestock jects total -more than 1,20 in pads, little things that make the such areas as borne economics, clubs will be CQDiributing a protobacco and in general topics fair possible," be-said. ject," be noted. · Among the improvements, ranging from woodworking tp Deel said mucb of the credit Deel said, is the installation of a computers. for the fair's operalion goes to the tent for small animal projects, The projects exceed last year's · 15'member fair board for "the formerly housed in the Commerrota!, Dee! said, "and it appears tremendous amoont '?f worlt: they from the many examples we have ' ial Building. do. seen, the quality will be excelThe bi~bli~bt of the fair's "There are a lot of improvelent. " ·ning night is the selection of a ments people don't notice, such "Practically every one of the as more livestock concrete onAJ) 8ro- • ALL Mens 1r Ladies Shorts • ALL Nu 'lllvist Barb' Wire • ALL Life Jackets, Sleeping Bags. Tents, Camping Stools " Tables . • ALL Rayovac a. Duracell Batteries • ALL Garden Hose • • • • • ALL Sprinklers ALL Ortho Products ALL Chlldrens Swlngsets ALL Resin Furniture SELECTED Car Waxes Bo Cleaners • ALL Cornerstone Hand Tools I • Buy 2 Fishing Lures and Get 2 Lures of equal or lesser value FREE! • AU. Mens Or . Ladies Sweats: Buy 1 and Get 1 of equal or lesser value · FREE! • FREE 1·112" Paint JL04 , • ,ALL Patio Umbrellas • 'All Aluminum Patio Furniture • ALL Cornerstone Motion · Detector Lights Brush (708339) with Quali~ House lr Trim Paint purchase OVER· • ALL Quality Interior/ Exterior Spray Enamel ~ ALL Bansed Flea Bo Tick t:_o llars For Dogs Bo Cats • ALL Mens Or Ladles Spring Tops lr -S hirts • ALL Ladies Spring Outerwear • SELECTED Mens Spring ILLION IN INVENTORY That Has To Move! • Percent taken off the regular price. All items in this promotion are while quantities last. no rainchecks. reports, but political action com- to taking that back," said Ohio mittee reports showed Cremeans Democratic Party Chair David bas been bitting paydirt. Leland, offering a preview of the The group Citizen Action exam- rhetoric 6th District voters can ined PAC reports f~ the fU'St quar- expect to hear in the year to come. ter of 1995 and determined that "Ted Strickland was an excelonly three members of Cremeans' lent congressman," Leland said, freshman class bad raiseil more "As opposed to having a guy 1iJcc interest-group money between Frank Cremeans. who votes for November and March. - legislation allowing billionaires to Cremeans bad pulled in $68,989 · renounce their citizenship and -no mean feat considering the avoid paying U.S. taxes, Ted busier-than-usual pace Congress . Strickland is concerned about the maintained during the first I 00 average pepple of southern Ohio." days of Ibis session. · The GOP is almost salivating at Cremeans said be expects to the prospect of a Cremeans-Strickhave his campaign's $385,589 debt land rematch. "fully under control" by Septem"We'd rather have Ted Strickber. land than anybody else in there," Curtain set to rise on 46th ' Gallia County Junior Fair Manager Specials! • Wasp & Hornet Spray • Democrats believe Strickland, ~----~--------~~--~~~~---------- chairs. p.m. at the Rock Springs Ciran£C: building on fairgrounds . Take wvRUTLAND- Rutland Youth ·SATURDAY ered dish, table service, and League final picnic Sunt~Iy. I p.m. ANTIQUITY - Faith Fellow- favorite dessert. at Fireman's Park. All players, ship Crusade for Christ. Saturday ANTIQUITY - l"aith fellowfamilies urge<! to mtcnd. song fest, 7:30 p.m.. Sunday ship Crusade for Chri.<t Simgfcst through Aug. 4, 7:30p.m. revival. . Saturday, 7:30p.m. MONDAY POMEROY -- Open dance at · POMEROY - Meigs County LANGSVILLE - lOth annual the senior citizens cenler sponsorctl Vcrcrans Service Commission, outdoor gospel sin£, Carl Gorby by Belles and Beaus Westem Siylc 7:30 p.m. Monday Ill the Veterans Farm, near Langsville, Saturru1y, 7 Square DI!Jice Club Saturday, R-11 Service Oflice, Mulhcrry Avenue, p.m., to include the Joy Sin£ers, the p.m. Caller Scolty Sharrer. All Pomeroy. New City Gospel Singers, and the western style dancers invi\cJ. True Gospel Sounds. Refreshment<. Ca<ual <lress TUESUAY SUNIJAY ' PAGEVILLEScipio T<lwnMIDDLEPORT - F;ree physiPOMEROY - Descendants of ship Trustees, 6:30p.m. Tuesday at cals, at Holzer Clinic in Middleport Tommy Gilkey and 'Milda Jane to Eastern Higl1 School athletes, · Hudnall annual reunion Sunday, the Pageville Tow•:ship building. events. The calendar is nut sively asking f~ help replenishing ' Cremeans-Strickland rematch paign the money he roaned to his cam- who lost by a margin of s1 percentcoounittee. . 49 percent, is weD-liked enoogh to 1 .·we comed by G.QP, Democrat~ _·fil;d~t~!~i~~:"~i~~~:i:::~r~l- m~~e~w;'~i~=~~~~ - - - - -.Commur')ity calendar----- First birthday . celebrated Vol. 30, No. 25 Never-ending campaign: Governor's Scholars to graduate Twenty-four !lf Meigs County's · depth aca~emic experiences anJ top academic achievers are among providing for a high degree of the ' 130 area high school students interaction among Lhe participant<." 1'he prog-rmrrfrrlftm- th·eKe attending tl!eOfiit1 UIIiVerslty Governor's Scholars Program. guidelines hy .having the students The program which began on produce a product in an area of July 10 will culminate tonight in research in architecture, education, Memorial Auditorium with a grad- medicine. psychology, crealive writing. computers. photography uation and awards ceremony.' The Governor's Scholars Pro- and sculpture. In addition all .of th~ gram. funded through the Ohio students are pla.ced on academic Division of Special Education, Lhe teruns 1md participate in the ScholOhio University Provost's Office, arly Olympiad which is a series of and the 0. U. Sch<M>I of Curriculum acm.Jemic competili<ms. As part ol the annual program, and Instruction, is an enrichment prognun for talented and gifted stu- outslanU.ing scholars are chosen dents. TI1e sL1tc guidelines call for each year. The !9'J4 Oul.<tanding "providing botl1 c'\P~omtory and in- Scholars have been invited to Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Pt. Pleasant- July 30 .. 1995 said State Republican Party Executive Director Tom Wbatman. "Frank beat him once, be can beat him again." A wild card in that race bas been another ex-congressman, Bob McEwen, who spoke earlier this year at some GOP gatherings, spurring speculatioo about another comeback attempt. About two weeks ago, McEwen (ConUnued on AJ) Dole ~ courts colleague support for revised welfare reform bill Tbompson, who was brought into W ASHINGWN (AP) - Hopthe compromise taJics. said the new ing to break an internal GOP bill would give additional money to impasse, Senate Majority ·Leader growing states while "putiing Bob Dole courted support Friday some extra mone1 in to bold other for a revised welfare refoim bill siates harmless. (For five years) no that would convert mote federal state would fet less than you are programs into block grants and · getting now.' give States the option Of Jetting Many details remained unsettled food stamp money that way, too. as Dole and allies tested various The draft Dole measwe, accordprovisions for support. Still, baring to Senate aides and oth~rs ring a collapse in the talks, Dole familiar witb the negotiations, will unveil bis latest plan Monday would allow states to deny casb in a speech to the Nadonal Goverwelfare !M:nefits to teen-age moth- . nors Association and bring it to the ers wbo bave children out of wedSenate floor on Aus. 7, TbomPIQII loclt and to deny additional·benefits said. lei mothers who have more children President Ointon alao addresses wbile on welfare. States now need the governors Monday, and plana a federal waiver if they "!30t to to appeal for an end to the welfare impose those te$bictions. · impasse. "He'll have some new The revised Dole measure also ideas," White House press secreseeks to resolve a debate that had tary Mike McQury said, declining created another impasse to passing SEN. ROBERT DOLE to provide specifics. welfare reform; tbis one more Dole's earlier bill would have along regional than ideological bill, wbich they said punished their lines. states. Tbey proposed taking converted just one federal welfare Senators from Sun Belt and money from northern states lllld program, Aid to Families witb. · Dependent ChUdreo, into. a block other states with growing popula- spreading it across the Sun Belt. tions bad objected to Dole's initial · Wisconsin Gov. · Tommy grant administered by stateS. ' • Meigs commissioners continue with self-funded insurance plan By JIM FREEMAN Times-Sentinel Stall' POMEROY -Meigs County Commissioners reluctantly entered into a third year of self-funded health insurance Friday and now stand poised to enact a 27 percent premium increase. As part of an ongoing discussion on employee health insurance, commissioners renewed a contract with Medical Claims Service to administer the self-insured plan. However, commissioners predict the self-insured program will soon prove too cosdy for the coun~ ty as medical costs continue to eat into the dwindling insurance fund from which medical bills are paid. The fund, as of last Thursday, totaled $21,000. The board proposec<J enacting a 27 percent increase in premiums paid from county office budgeis, retroactive to Jan. I, but did not talre any action on the matter, opting to wait until Friday to get more feedback from officeholders and department beads. Commissioners emphasized the proposed increase will only affect the share paid by individual offices and departments, DOl by individual county employees. Tbe board bas yet to determine what, if any, percentage .of tbe increase will be picked up ~y employees. · Currently, monthly premiums for courthouse employees covered under the family. plan total $424, with the county ptclcing up $224. Premiums for singles total $167, with the county paying $137. If passed along to employees, courtbl)use employees covered County OKs move to save one-time Meigs courthouse under the family J>lan will pay· · about $50 more whrle singles wiJI pay an extra $7.50 per month. If enacted, the premium increase would likely be a sbort-term ftx, with otller increases possible in the near future, said Commission President Fred HolTman . A longer-lfml resolutioo would likely involve dropping the self·insured program and -g oing to anoth'er plan like a managed-care option discussed earlier, be added. "With the other plan, people would 'get money back. We'll probably ~lc drop their coverase - they can t afford'it," Hoffman said. • "But it's what the department beads and their employees want to do," he added, referring to a DICCt· ing 'lbursday where some depart(Contlnued on AJ) see GOOD MORNING Today's rimes-Sentinel . By JIM FREEMAN nu--Sentlnel Stall' POMEROY - Saving the state's oldest standing cowtbouse is the goal of at least two Meigs County groups. . The Return Jonathan Meiss Cbapter of the Daughters of the American RevQlution and the Ewings Ulapter of the Sons of the American Revolution received the nod from the Meigs County Board of Commissioners Friday to apply for a portion of the $125,000 allotted to the county through the App~acbian Public Facilities grant The money would go toward renovating the old cowtbouse in Chester, Meigs County's fmt seat of govemmenL The two-s!QI)', red brick build. ing was built in 1823 and sits on a laloll overloolting tile village. It served as the county courthouse until liDle 1841, when the county · seat was moved to Pomeroy. · . County commissioners met in the 'new' Pomeroy·courthouse, built in 1850 with chapter regent Patricia Holter and Racine Mayor Jet{ Thornton. Holter said the group is awaiting an estimate on the cost of repairing tbe building's roof and walls. . The important thing is getting the lluilding sll!bilized, &be said, However, the.group needed approval from the oommissiOD to'apply for the granL In addition, the old courthouse, and the nearby Cbeste( ACademy building, lie on county-owned property. • The projllct is being beaded by Holter and Dave Colburn of Pomeroy. Thornton is serving as grants administrator. · "I think it would be a good county project," said Commission President Fred Hoffman. •Especially since this is the oldest standing comt· (Continued on AJ) • Zl Secljo111- 180 Pages . .- ·- . • ' Business Calendars • Classifreds Comics Editorials Local Obituaries Sports Along the River Weather DI 82 DJ-7 Insert A4 A6 AJ Ci-6 • BI . A2 Columns DISCUSS OLD COURTHOUSE- Meigs County Cmnmissloner. Fred Hoffman, Rnh•rt Harl•nhach and .lan•t Howard Tackett, at left, with Clerk Gloria Kines, met Friday with DAR member l'utrida Holt<r, fadhg at right, and I Racin~ Maynr· Jtff Thnrntnn, f.adn~ al c~ntt!r, wh() are s~e:kin~ funding tu r~novate· th• nld Chesler courthouse, the olde~t ~tanding cour~~ house In th• st•te. If ••novated, the building may h~ u~td ~~~a. museum. (T-S phntn) Jaek Ander'l!!Jl Fred Crow Bob HoeDich Jim Sands M M IU Ill �.. ,/ ~age A2 • Ji}iuwav ~imH-Ji}entinel Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV Parties welcome Cremeans-Strickland rematch OHIO Weather Sunday, July 30 Accu-Wealber" forecasl for daytime conditions and IND. W.VA. Ice Showers T-srorms Ra1n V~a Sunny Pt Cloudy Cloudy · · C 1995 Accu ·W9a!hQr, Inc. Assooatsd Press Gtapf11csNer Sunday, July 30, 1995 ·No break forecast as heat maintains its grip on Ohio By ne Associated Pnss , Wealber foni:ast: . Temperalllres and hmnldity levS.unday .. Mostly sumy and boL -els 'will climb on Sunday, maldng Highs from the upper 80s llOfl.!l to for abo~ sticky d;ly. · near 95 south. . Highs are expected 10 be in the . Sunday nigbl...Mostly clear. lower 10 middle 90s throughout lhe , Lows from the lower 60s north 10 slate. 11 will be mostly clear Sun- the upper 60s far south. ' . Monday ... Moslly sunny and .day nigbt with lows from the lower 60s north to lbe upper 60s south. continued bot Highs mostly in the Monday will be moslly sunny middle 90s. and continued hot Highs will genExtended roncast: erally he in lbe middle 90s. Tuesday through Tbursday ... Hot A cold front may move into and humid with a chance of thunObio on Monday nigbl and trigger derstorms each day. Lows 65 to 70 some thunderstorms. and highs mostly aroWid 90. (Continued from At) and Cremeans got IOgelber in lbe members-only House Dining Room. "He expressed his willingness to help me," Crelheans said. Cremeans-Slricldand may be Ohio's marquee rematch, but olbers are shaping up. Republican Dave Westbrock is preparing a second campaign_, against Third Disuict Rep. Tony Hall, D-Obio, Wid Democrat Cynlbia Ruccia wWlts Wlolber chance against 12tb District Rep. John Kasicb. R-Obio. Lorain County Prosecutor Greg While hasn't agreed 10 a rematch against Rep. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, but ·Republicans are encouraging him lo run again in the 13th District Wbaonan said Brown is considered more vulnerable now that be must campaign and raise money from the diminished position of minority-party congressman. · Brown said that's not lbe case - his flUid-raising is wen ahead·of lhf pace set two years ago, and he won't be burdened by 1994's nationwide lbrow-ouHbeDeQ~ocrats sentiment "What made il so difficult last time was thai lhe race was a refercndum on Democrats and big government," be said. . White wouldn' I' discuss a possible campaign against Brown. He said the decision is more difticull this year because be would not be running from a position ofsafely. In 1994, even though be lost, be sliD had a job. This time, if be runs for Congress be'U be giving up his chance 10 run for anolber term a8 prosecutor. With Republicans already in control of 13 out of 19 Ohio con-· gressional seats. whoever runs against Brown cWI count on lots of help from Washington Wid Columbus. • Democrats, on the other band, list I Olb District Rep. Martin Hoke as their top target. · Hoke, now in his second term, defeated Democrat Mary .Rose Oalcar after her political stature was reduced by the House bank scandal .. The election rumed out 10 be a cakewalk. , Tenlb District Democrats chose Cuyahoga County Treasurer Frank Gaul lo run againsl Hoke. In the ,middle of that campaign, a finanKucinicb' s name surfaces most cial crisis engulfed Gaul; Cuyahoga often in Washington speculation, County shut down its invesunent but be's notlallcing. poOl, taking a $115 million loss. "l'·m much more concerned Gaul now is fighting a misde- about whether lbe Indians get into meanor charge of dereliction of lbe World Series and so should duty; Oalcar is awaiting trial on you," he said. Hoke believes a history of votseven felony counts, including ing ·for Democrats is nol going to wri~ing a bad check at the nowdefunct House bank. Bolb have be a pivotal factor for his constituents. pleaded innocent "This is going to be anolher Quipped Leland: 'Tm taking Martin Hoke 10 Las Vegas to me national election just like the '94 next lime I go because he's the election (which put Republican~ in conlrol of Congress) was a national luclciesl man alive." Democrats view lhal seat as election," Hoke said. Democratic domain only lemporar"As long as I stay in touch with ily under opposition control, and my constituents and~ what's right brag that they have good opponents by this district and deliver less govwho mighl run against Hoke. ernment, lower taxes ar1d demand Among lbem: state Sen. Dennis more personal responsibility of the Kucinicb, a former Cleveland citizens, I believe lbat lbey' U con· mayor; North Olmsted Mayor Ed tinue to support me and candidates Boyle; Helen Knipe Smith, a like me." Cleveland city council member. Veterans memorial scheduled NEW ARK - A $36,000 veterans memorial will he placed al Cedar HiD Cemelery in lbe fall. A hexagon-shaped pedestal in sunrise pink granite will·be placed in lbe norlheast section of ihe cemetery where Liclcing County bought 300 veterans plolS. · , · The monument will feature five bronze seals representing the branches of lbe U.S. Armed Forces. A 30-incb U.S. flag cast inaluminum and colored red, white and blue wiD be on another side of the monument A bronze plaque wiD n:ad: "Licking County Veterans Memorial. In memOry of all veterans of lbe Liclcing County area who honorably served or paid "the supn:me sacrifice in defense of this coun- Daily 3: 9-3-2 Daily 4: 5-9-5-5 Cash 25: 2-4-5-6-J0-2.1 OHIO Pick 3: 0-5-0 Pick 4: 2-5-6-1 Buckeye 5: 6-8-1'4-22-26 There we~e four tickets sold naming all five numbers drawn in Friday night's Buckeye 5 drawillg, and eacli winning ticket is worth $100,000, lbe Ohio Lottery said. The winning tickets were purchased at lbe Springboro IGA in Springboro, D & R Carryout In Delphos, Vollicks Bi Rite in Cleveland and Beer & Wine Emporium in Columbus. Tbere were 198 Buclceye 5 tickets with four of the numbers, Wid eacb is worth $250. The 5,320 tickCIS showing three of the numbers are each wol'tb $10, Wid the 52,064 tickelS showing two of the mJ1nbers are each worth $1. Tbe jackpot for Saturday's Super LotiO drawing was $12 million. · WEST VIRGINIA new queen Wid the Little Miss (USPS Sl!-800! Publi~hcd each S~nda)' , 825 Th1rd Ave , Gallipoli~ . Ohio. by !he Ohio Valfey Pubh,hing Company/Multimedia, loc Se~ond class po~ l­ nge paid nl Gallipolis. Ohio 4363 1. Emert:d as second class mailing m.1ner nt Pomeroy, Ohio, Pos1 office: M•mbtr: The A~.,oc i:Ui!d Newspaper Association. Pre~~. and the Ohio By Carrier or Motor Routf' One Weck .................................................. SI .OO One·Yenr. . ........ , ..... ........,........... $52.00 SINGLE COPY PRICE Dnily .................... : ..................................... $1 .00 No · ~ubscnptions by mail pwnined 1n areas whm: mocor carrier servk:e is nvail3ble. 'The Sundn)' lill'III.'~:-Sentinel will !tQI be re1pon· sible ror advance payments mode to caniro;" Daily arNI Sunday MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Inside Gallia County , IJ Wttks .............................................. 523.92 26 Wttb .... _ ~2 • ....... $47,06 Weeks ............................................. $Q2.56 Rates Outside Galll11 County 13 Weeks ................ : .................... , ......... $2~ .6 1 26 Wed.L .............. $49.66 52 Weeks.. .................... . ...... S%.20 • (Continued from AI) , menl heads said their employees . are willing to~moreto keep their current be in e plan: Commissio · 1ce ·President Janet Howard Tackett, wbo said :rhursday she wanted to keep the current plan, qualified her earlier .• statement by saying the group did not have enough lime lo explore olber options. "It's a decision we may regret," 'sbe said. "We are hesilallt to pass this on lo the employees wben lbe other iqsurance would have cost lbem less," she said. "We're going in lhe bole with this current plan." TnneiAgency tea~unng, Carl Hurley Nr,>Vember 10-11, 1995 Escoi'IBd bt Brenda Roush Tour Includes: •Cail Hurley Show *Bam Dance Show • *DiMer & Breald3sl al the Booldin' House Call or stop by today! ~fl}y 360 Second Ave·· ..,. 446-0699 Pomeroy loses electrical service as an mllomohllc mechanic POMEROY - About 160 Ohio Power Co. customers in lbe Spring Avenue/Laurel CUff area lost puwer·for eigbl hours f-riday aflet 1rees downed Unes, said Ron McDade, regional Ohio Power mariager. · · Tbe trees fell and snapped lbree spans at the lop of Spring Avenue hiU about 7 a.m., McDade said. PAMIDA, lbe WMPO transmission site and area Pomeroy residents were wilboul power. ~ TP-C District shuts off water • ROCK SPRIN9S -The Tuppers Plains-ChesJer Water District will shut off the water on Crew Road and al lhe Meigs County garage from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, officials said. Water workers will install a valve Wid relocate part of a line. The Fisher subdivision wiU not he affeclfd. All individuals who lose their water should boil water for at least three minutes before consumption, officials advised. Kindergarten orientation set . EAST MEIGS - Eastern Local School District bas $CI its kindergarten orientation meetings, school officials said recently. Chester Elementary wiD hold registration at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 22. Tuppers Plains Elementary School will bold its sessions at II a.m. on Aug. 22. Parents who did not attend spring re~islllltion or who are new 10 the district will need 10 provide srudenlS birtb certificate copies and a record of the vaccinations lbeir cbildren have bad. For more details, call superintendent Ron Minard at98S-4292. Cremeans representative to visit 'l'raw!l "9 er.qr David Palmer. MI€HitM.N Joseph L. Cain, judge. Cemetery embezzler granted probation HOLIDA~ LARGE SELECTION . Court cases ended POMEROY - The following .cases recently were resolved in Meigs COiilltY Court. · Fined were Rhonda L. Moon, Pomeroy, speed, $21 plus costs; and Trilla R. Hornsby, Nelsonville, two counts of passing bad checks, $25 plus costs on eadl chaJge and testibltion. . Forfeited were Jobn Belville, Athens, speed, $100; Larry Leonard, Soulb Poiot, fall~re to maintain auured dear distanc:e • $80· Donald E. Sampson. PboeDlll, Ari;., earphones while driving, . $70; Toby Hysell, C~lumbus, . ·speed, $·100; Fellta Stmmona•. Reynoldsburg, speed. $100; Don. aid Sampson, Phoenix, Arip'• pos. session of marijuana. $150, Me!ls: sa Mason, WU!iamstown, passmg : bad cbeclcs, $101.96. October 12-15, 1995 .Escorted by Bob Sigler Tour Includes: *Frankerunutb; Lansing & HOlland •Mu:higan Princess DiMcr Cruise •Dinner at Conmell's "l'urlceyville" Call or stop by today! 360 Second Ave 446-0699 I • · Gallia County Court News Common ·Pleas court coslS for driving under suspension reduced to no operator's license. Editor's note: Names, ages, addresses and other inrormation are reported as avail~ble on court records. All newsworthy actions will be published without exception. THE HEARING CENTER is now located at 414 2nd Ave., Suite 204 downtown Gallipolis Hours: 9 am - 5 pm • EVERYONE IS INVITED TO COME IN FOR OUR GRAND OPENING SPECIALS! Mel Mock * FuU She~) in-the-ear hearing aids - class Dcircuit one year warranty -low .as $499 * Carial hearing instruments - class Dcircuit one year warranty -low as $599 * Completely in the canal hearing instruments - class Dcircuit one year warranty -low as.$999 - - - ,. r - -f:OUPON . 1 Energizer ' Ph. 446·2327 Galli lis, OH. ,-----~, «:OUPON I ·REGISTER p' I 1 1 HearingAid 352 Third Ave. 7:11 a.m., Powell Street, Ruth POMEROY - Units of the Meigs CoWity Emergency Medical Francis, treated at scene; Service logged II calls for assis5:01 p.m., Murray Hill Roa<l, tance Friday, with two transfer /\nita Kay Smilh, treated at scene; TUPPERS PLAINS calls. UnilS responding included: · 6:13p.m., State Route 68t, POMEROY . 2:01 a.m., Riverside Apart- David Prymyer, JW!e Frymyer and ments, Rebecca Parsons, ·gone on William Francis, all refused lreaisquads' arrival; ment 3:09 ILDI., Nye Avenue, Loretta Reitmire, Holzer Medical Center; 11:12 a .m., Second ·street. Christine Beegle, Veterans Memorial Hospital. RACINE 6 a.m., Stale Route 124, Kelly Scoll, HMC; POMEROY 6:28 a.m., Stale Route 338, Near Pomeroy-Mason Bridge Ruby Nakao, VMH; . 992-2588 11 am., State Route 124, !..any, VINTON J. Marshall, VMH; Gallla County Display Yard . 4:20 p.m ., Stale Route 338, 155Maln St Amber Spradling, VMH. 388-8603 MIDDLEPORT JULY 31 .. AUG. 4th : ~~~!AlES : STANLEY A. SAUNDERS MONUMENTS · All applicants have 10 do is sign !heir name, Maison said. Also, .!lle bU!l:&U keeps a tally of the number of people wbo decUne 10 register, she added. Maison said ber slalf bas adapted well to lhe new rules. "It bas caused us some paperwork and lakes some time," Maison said. "But that's just part of my · job and no matter what it lakes I'm here to do iL It's worked out." The office bad previously registered voters, she added. . "I'm really glad we got it on line," Maison sald.<"It eliminates a lot of time with the compulet and on a printer that's formaued." . Also, individuals do not have to live In Meigs County to register here, Maison said. · "(Vodng) is a privilege we have and it's free," Maison said. "I wish everyone would vote and take il more seriously thW!lhey do." ~~ I -- ..........,..,,;..,. ,;.~~. :-~:j.. · .;,o.t:.. 'l Rock of Ages offers you a chOice of 6 dlfferent colored grenltft. · Whatev:er your requlrementa 11111y be; complete satisfaction Ia assured with Rock of Ages. Houre: 9:oo-4:00 M·T·Th·F. Others by appointment 593-6586 or 446-2327 seconds." GRAND OPENING I FREE ~ ~--.. Under the new rules. every license bureau customer must be offered lbe chance to register 10 VOle, Maison said. "Most of the time they are jus1 thrilled to do that because they don't have to go lo lbe board of elections," Maison said. The regisb'lllioo lakes a minimal amount of time 10 complete, Maison said. 'the bureau already has the vital infocmatioo needed lo register. · "People don 'I want to wail," Maison said. "It really just takes Squads record 11 calls POMEROY- A representative of U.S. Rep. Frank Cremeans, R-Gallipolis, wiU he at lbe Meigs County Courthouse from 8:30 to 9:30a.m. Wednesday in lbe commissioner's offiCe. · · Cremeans' slaff wiD visit !be area n:gularly to allow constituents to share concerns. · Hospital news ~· Gallipolis fl}y John R.x·L ambert RcUph L. Rife -Self-funded plan suNDAY ONLY SUBSCRIPTION RATES • and Mister Contest sponsored by lbe Ga)lipulis Lions Club. Eleven conteslalliS are seelling to win lhe crown from the 1994 queen, Elisha Meadows. . In additioir to judging and agriculture-related events, counlry and gospel artists wiD perform each night Lari White, Lee Roy Parnell, Tiny Wellman, the Greenes and T. Graham Brown will headline on lbe main stage Ibis week. - A Bidwell woman who embezzled more lhan .$151!,000 from a Falls; and two brothers, .Carl Junior Rpt.lgcrs of Mariella, amJ S:unuel cemelery association has been granted . . Perry Rodgers of Kerr. ~ Services will be 2 p.m. Sunday ill the Crow-Hussell f;unend Home, shock probation. · Point Plea=~ witll Rev. Carmi! L. McOmtey ofticillling . Burial will he Theresa Layne, 797 Wheaton : in lbe Suncre.•l Cemclery. Road, had her semence suspended and was placed on five years probation on lhe condition she 'continue paying restitution 10 lhe Gravel Hill Cemetery Association. CHESHIRE -Ralph L. Rife, 77, Layne, who served as secretaryCheshire, died Friday, July 28, 1995 treasurer for lhe association, pleaded in Pleasant VaUey Hospital. guilty in April 1993 10 cmbezzl'ing Born Feb. 13,1918 in Cheshire, lhe 'money over a five-year period son of the late Cornel ius and Rachel beginning in 1987. ThomaS' Rife, he was an electriciWI She was senlenced 10 five · to who retired from Kaiser Aluminum fifteen years in jail. Corp., Ravenswood, W.Va., in Dissolution Marth 1983 afler 18 years of servDebbie S. Bias, Crown City, and 1&. He was a U.S. Navy veteran.of Ronald E. Bias; 251 Spring Valley World 'flat 11, serving on lhe USS Road, Crown City. Purdy in the Pacific campaign. Divorce A member of the Cheshire BapEvelyn R. Northup, 1678 Stale tist Church, where he sel'\led as an Route HiO, Gallipolis, and Richard ·. ordained lifetime deacon and Sun·E. Northup,451 MilChell Road, Gal. day Schoolteacher, he was a memlipolis. . ber and past masler of lhc Cheshire F & AM Siloam Lodge #456, and Mupjcioal .· was a charter member and past paWilliamS. Medliy, judge. tron oflhe Gallipolis Chapter oflhe Order of lhe Easlem·Star #283. DUI Surviving are his wife, Gladys William G. Johnson, 49, 1915 Shamblin Rife, whom he married , Nov.l8,1939 in Russell, Ky.; ason,James(Eva) Rife of Manassas, Va.; lhree Graham School Road, Gallipolis, . grandchildren, James B. Rife of Orlando, Fla.;Nathaniel T. Rife of Manassas, $1,150 plus court 'costs, one year in and Tammy JW!e OlivcrofPaisley, Fla; three great-grandsons; a nephew and jail (all but one monlh suspended), : a niece; and four great-nephews and two great-nieces. two years probation. a one-year li· He was also preceded in death by a daughter, Sharon Taylor, in 1971; and cense suspension and a six-month by a grandson, a brother and a sister. 1 vehicle immobiliz~tion. Services will be I p.m. Monday inlhe Cheshire Baptist Church, with lhe Miscellaneous \ : Rev. Harold Tracewcll officiating. Burial will be in Gravel Hill Cemetery. Shannpn L. Hanning, 20, Route · Friends may call al the McCoy-Moore Funeral Home Welherholt Chapel, 1, Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va., $100 plus · ·. Gallipolis, on Sunday from 24 and 7-9 p.m. · The body will lie in state in lhe church one hour prior to the services . Masonic services by Cheshire F & AM Siloam Lodge IM56 will be conducted in the chapel at8:45 p.m. Swulay. MiliWy graveside rites will be conducted by VFW Post #4464. · VETERANS MEMORIAL Pallbearers will he deacon? of lhe Cbeshire llaptist Church: Raymond Friday admissloas- none. Zerkle, Mark J?arst, Chuck Bmdburyi , ;,;M;,;i;ch;ae;.l,; B,; ea;.v;~er~,~B~r~ia~n~R~o~us~h.;an~d~~Fri~·llllda~yllllldi~·llllscllllh"!a~rge'llll!!s~•none-•.___ ~ Gallipolis Times-Sentinel Stan' POMEROY - Meigs County elections officials are revved. up aboullbe nt!W'motor-voter regislllltion program. During tbe first si~ months, lbe program successfully registered more Meigs County voters than at any previous time, said Jane Frymyer, deputy di(ector of the county elections board "We hope that whoever is registered wiU vote," Frymyer said. Meigs County bas 14,287 registered voters, During lhe flrsl ~ix months or the progmm, 354 voters registered at lbe counly's motor vehicles bureau, ·$1Jd ·sue Maison, manager of the dfi ver' s license bureau. With the new program, the license bureau bas recorded triple the previous levels of voter n:glslllltion, Maison said. Tbe bureau b3s registered the following levels : January, 37; February, 93; March, 51; April, 42; May, 57; June, 74; and July, 40. During lbe first si~ months. olher offices registering voters tallied 174 new voters at area high schools, 88 at lbe deparuneot of human services, 22 at lbe beallh department, nine at lbe mental health department. and 43 mailed in. Across Ohio, 6.4 mi!Upn voters were' registered during lbe fii'St six months, said Secretary of Stale Bob Taft. POMEROY - Two area meo were uansponcd to lbe Orient Reception Center lo begin lbeir sentences Friday, according to Meigs County Sheriffs Departmeul reports. ·Dennis ToUey, Albany, was sentenced oo gross sexual imposition charges in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court, while Jack Yates, RaCine, was sentenced on welfare l'nlud charges, according to court records. In lieu of !lower~. s_ontrihutinn~ can tx. rnatlc lo the llolzt:r llospict:, POINT PLEASANT, W.Va.- Mildred Elizahelh McGuflin, 78, Poinl Pleasant, died Thursday, July 27, 1995 a1 lhe home of her d.1ugh1er and soli-in-law,.Janice ru1d Allen S"yre, Poillt Pleasant She was a member of U1e Bellemead United Melhudisl Church aild·'w;c< ahomemaker. · Bf!r~ April 20, 1917 in Gallipolis, she was a daughter of lhe !ale George Carl and Julia Curry Rodgers Sr.. she was a member of the Belle' mead Wnited Melhodisl Church and was a homemaker. She was also prcceued in demh by her husband, Harold E. McGuftin; a grandsOn, R. Dean Friley; and a great-grandson, Samuel E. Steadman. Surviving lhree daughlers and son-in-law, Judilh Eads, and Janice ahd .Allen Sayre, all of Pninl Pleasmn, :md .Harriel McGuffin of Akron; a son, Dr. Thll!'as V. McGuflin of Roche.<ler. Minn.; Uuee grandchildren and lbree gi'eat-granddaughlers; lhree sislers, Mary McKeighen of Valencia, Calif., Eieanor Spm1gler of Orlcmdn, Fl"·· rmd Phyllis SmiU1 nl' Cuyahoga By GEORGE ABATE Two area men begin se~tences 100 Jack,~on l'i,c. (iallirtliiS. ( lhio 4.16:1 I. Mild~ed E. McGuffin *Shopping in Berea & Lexinf!IOO, KY AI) . 'I" APPLE CiROVE. W.Va. - Prcd Nulc Lnng. 72. 1\pple (irnve. died Saturday, .luly 2'!. I'J.•J~ inl'leas;ull Valley ll11spil:~. , Born Sept. 2K. 1'!22 in 1\pr.lc Grove. snn of lhe laic William and · Louella Drighl Ln11g. he was retired from !he American C1r Fn~lldry in Humingmn. W.Va .. a member nf Barloll Chapel Church. a U.S. Army vetemn nf World War 11 who received a Purple Heart. and a member of AARP. · }' , . He was also preceded i!}, dea h lly six sislers ru1d two brolhers . Survivin" arc his wife, Vdma Mae Hnlley Long nf 1\pple Grove; a daughlcr, i<!iuhy D'lrlellc .Long Whi11ing1/ln of Apple Gruvc: a slm and dauglllcr-in-law. Larry Willi:un ami Angela Barron Lung of Apple Grove: two grandstlns: lW<I s1cp-gr:uu.IS<1ns: :uul several niel'CS tllld nephews. Service~ will he I p 111 . Tuesday inlhe Barton Chapel Churcll, wi1h 01c Rev. Marlin C:unphcll and Rev. Jerry Ranson ofliciming. Burial will he in the Danon Chapel Ccmelery, 1\pple Grnve. Friends may call a1 the Wilcoxen Funcr:~ Home, Poi111 Plra<alll, on Monday frum 4-~ p.m. The holly will lie in SlliiC'llllhe church nne hour prior 10 Ihe services . A large flagpole will be installed in the center of the monument. :46th Gallia Junior Fair (Continued from SUMNER - A car was heavily damaged after II suuck an Orange Township grader outside Sumner Friday, according to Meigs County Sberiff's Depanmcnt reports. Mlcbael A. Weber, of Keebaugb ROild, was driving west on Keebaugb Road wben he rounded a sbarp curve, was blillded by lbe sun and slrUCk lbe rear of the grader at about 1:45 p.m., llllCOiding lo n:ports. We~r·s 1993 Geo Storm was beayily damaged, but he was not injured. Ronald Wilson, of Reedsville, was cleaning ditches wilb the grader and be was not injured, deputies said. No damage was listed lo lbe gra!ler. · No citations were issued. GALLIPOLIS - Mary V. Clark. Iii : toallipnlis. ~ied Friday. July 2R. 1995 m her rL"stdcncc B~un ~pl. 17. l'H3 in (oalli[><JI". dau~hlcrnf 1hc ' :!mer and Marguenlc Smcllzcr Sko•oc1 . she .was a rei ired cmp ', nt 1hc Galli a Mbelropolllan llousm~ Anlhoruy and was a mcmher of St. Louis Catlmlic C urch. Surviving :u·c lwo sons. Jim Clark or Gallipolis. and Scou Clark of Alberla, Canada; tllfCC ~aughlcrs. Carla Graven or Perrysville. and Ronda Hale and Beth Weill won h. llmh of Ashland ; nine gmn~children and five stepgrandch~ldrcn; a SJ~Ier, Celesline Skinner of Gallir<llis; and 1wo hrOihers, Tom Skmner >Ulcl Pnul Skinner, boU1 or Gallipolis. She was also preceded in death hy a sisler, Dnrolhy Sliverson. Semces Will he IO:W a.m, Monday in Sl. Louis Cmhnlic Church, wilh Mons1gnnr W1lhrun_Mycrs oflicialing. Burial will be in lhe Ohio Valley Memory G:u·dcns. Fncnds may call al lhe Waugh·fhdley-Wood Funeral Home Snnllny from 7-'J p.m. A dtvolionaJ prayer SL'rvicc will he cnndm.:lcd in the funeral home at 8:30p.m. Sunday. Ji}unbav ~ime•-jhntinel•· Page A3 -'Motor voter' law records success in Meigs County Car strikes township grader Mary V. Clark Fred N. Long try." Ci:IILLICOTiffi - A man who claimed his drinlcing made him incapable of forming an intent to ldll bas been convicted of murder. Mark Vroman, 41, was convicted on Friday and wiD be·senltmced Aug. 8 by Judge Jhan Corzine of Ross County Common Pleas Court. Vroman races 15 years to life in prison. Vroman was convicted of shooting Donald R. Stout, 71, who was lrying to help him overcome alcoholism. Sloul was allowing Vroman to live in an apamnent adjacent IO his own· unit, family members said sbonly after the victim's body was discovered Feb. 16. · · -The Associated Prts!l Area News in Brief: lia Lamherl: ii'Son; a hmO•cr, Charles Lrunhert nl' Chesler: :u1d a sisler. He was prcccdeu ill denlh hy hi., li•lhcr, Charles Lmnhcn: :Uld n brulher. • · Burial w:e< held al Hl a.m. Saturday, July 2'J. ~in Shnw Lnw. Military graveside services W\!11: t.;onductell. ' (Co111inued rrom At) bouse in the stale." "We feel .strongly this would get fun<!eiJ," echoed Vice President Janet Howard Tackett: If the old courthouse is renovated, Holler said a board of directors would likely he appointed to oversee use of lbe building. "It may be used for a museum," she said. · ., Likewise; the Meigs CoWity HisiOrical Society is applying for the public facility funds to expand lbe Meigs County Museum in Pomeroy. How-ever, Hoffm!ID said bolb projeclS can benefit from the program. "There's no reason they can't both receive funding," be said: ln other business, commissioners: • Renewed its beallh insuiance agreement with Medical Claims Service (see related story); • Tabled a bid for bituminous paving material pending approval by lhe· counly engineer; · · • Paid montbly bill Of $117,790.87 consisting of 123 entries. Present were Hoffman, Tackett, Commissioner Robert Hartenbach and Clerk Gloria Kloes. Recovering alcoholic sentenced -Area Deaths-- Surviving are his wire. Dm'olhy Mallack Lmnhcrt: his mother, Cordel- County OKs move to· save By The AS!!ociated Press Ttie followin~ numbers were selected in Friday s Ohio and West Virginia lotteries: Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV 1UPPERS PLAINS -' John R. Lrunben. 71. Show ., Lnw. Ariz .. formerly nf:!:nrpcrs P!~ins, died ~c<lnes(!ay ,July 2h. 1'!~5 :11 bh rcsiucnoe.- " -,· ·-HeW':" was a lf.S. M,u,nc ( orps velcrnn ol World War II . He wmkcd -Ohio News in Brief:---. Ohio, W.Va . lottery picks Development efforts recognized ZANESVll.LE - Three Ohio communities and one partnership will gel the Governor's Award for Excellence for copununily developmenl efforts, Gov. George Voinovlcb announced. · The awards recognize programs, projects and policies using lbe 0bio Small Cities Community Block Grant Program or HOME Investment Partnerships Program funds . The awards were 10 be presented Friday night at the annual Ohio Conference of Community Development Inc., banquc:t Steubenville will gel WI award for a first -lime Mmebuyer program. The program provides buyers with doWil-paymenl and closing rosl help in lbe foon of forgivahle.loW!s. Massillon wiU get lbe Governor's Award for acquiring a vacant, nine-story commercial building and rehabilitating il into 66 onebedroom units of (enlaJ housing for low-income senior citizens. Portsmouth wiU receive an award for its partnership with Choice Housing Inc., which addresses housing needs of people with mental retardation and developmental disabilities. · Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana !ounlies, the cities of Warren and Youngstown and Bank One, Youngstown, NA, will receive an awatd foc a partnership of local go1•ernmen1S and 14 private lenders to provide credit to small businesses. S!Mlday, July 30, 1995 ·1 OR· · · FREE ' .I HEARING THE FREE : AID 1 CLEANING HEARING AID 1"MIDAS" I TO BE GIVEN AWAY! I Syst~m- hear I Batteries 1 1 Limit 3 packs L~----.J - (ABOVE OFFERS GOOD THROUGH 8/12195) . I : 1 I I 1 ~he d1~erence I ~~~~E!!-.J CALL MEL MOCK AT 441-1971 OR 1-800-434-4194 FOR AN APPOINTMENT ' I '. �• ------------------------~~------~--------------------------~ ~ Commentary July 30, 1995 Sunday Times-Sentinel/A4 ., Searchlight's favorite son leads the way WASHINGTON - Sen Harry Reid, D-Nev ., may he the only member of Cm]gress who hkes to hand out nude phoms ol hunscll . It's an odd pracucc tor a senmor known for hew g sohc1 . straaghllaced and even .t hulc hn square Dut when rons1Uenn~ that the A Division of ' Ill Court SL, Pomeroy, Ohio 8lS Third Avt., CaUipoU.. Oblo (614) 446-:1341 (614) 992-2156 devout Mmmon up 111 the backyard ol Jl hrothels. nne >~e' ,that R~H.I's l .lrccr h.1 S hecn ,tny thmg butt}plcdl ROBERT L. WINGETT Pllbllsller HOBART WU.SON JR. Esecutlve Edttor g JL'W MARGARET LEHEW The "uutlc'' photos are aclually Controller baby pictures th.ot show Re1d 111 the bathtub of Ins lclmtly's menger home 111 Searchlight. Nev Retd shares the photos woth tnemls 10 tllustrate h1s humhlt:. root.., as the A MEMBER of The Auocialed Press. Inland Dady Press Assocl&bon and the Amenc::an Newspaper Publi&bers Assoc1alion LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be leu than 300 words long Allletlen""' subjec110 editing and must be Signed woth name, addres1 and telephone num~er. No unugned lettera will be published Lett.en should be 1" good taste. addressmg zuuea, not ~rsonahbes . son of a mmer who was so poor that he lived w1tlmut !>OO much :L"' ,1 toalct or a telephone Just'" he pulled humell out ot ~t unpovenshed Searchlight. Re od " now trymg to help tlrag tw• Democratic colleagues out oJ th e doldrums of U•e J1)1J4 e lt:t.:IUH1 oiS a lilll By Jack Anderson and Michael Binstein lieutenant to Senate M111or11y Lend· er Thomas A D>eschle, D-S D /Is co-cba •rman ot the Democr,ttu.: Polley Comm111ee. Reod " lead111g a spec1al task Ioree ot~cttalnl s thai meets every Thurst.l.ty a.ltcrnmHllor two hours m D.t..,chte ·.,. conl~•~:ncc room to set their <~gt!nlla on isMtCs rangmg trom henllh t.uc to wciLuc reform D.oschle says he "co~n't imagme an yone 111 tht:: c.uu.:u~ domg 1t belltr'o' >>lor th.mh. Ill fl'U 1. to lhe small lttwJI' thllt '!'. st1ll 111 Ret d. " Harry h.tsn't ch.mgt.:d a htl. " Daschle t<Jtd <Jur ,ossocio~tc lOu Henry " lie cnultl go ha c k tn Searchlight tonwnow :uuJ hlcnd nght in." Retd >toll keep' ,, home •n Searchlight . wluch w,ts a hoom - toWJ1 at the 111111 of the cetliUI y It' popuL1t1on pe,okcd at ,ohout I ~00 as famthes Ilocked to a muun g town so nch wolh gold Utnl electnclty, telephones and tnd(Klr plumhmg arrived By the tome Reod was born m 19~'J . howe ve t , the tuwn had gone hu .. r The ropulaiHlll dtpped to ~(J, nnd all nl the mod- ern-day luxuncs tllsappenred ''If there was an emergency, I 111'e.Se. N;oW [;)e.FeN5e$ Washington Today: WoN'T CuT W! °FF F'ROM THe. AMeRiC.'4tJ ~Le, WiLL. T,l{e.'J? Few direct answers on Medicare's future By WALTER R. MEARS AP Special Curr•>pundcnt WASHINGl ON- In the Medicare cycle, 30 turns out to he thm awkward age - too soon tor ~t mHJhfc LTISJs, yet too hUe to go on w1thouL surgery. ami on tune to become the ccnteqnecc 111 a struggle about socral policy It has been so ln )m the stm1 lrorn the tune Presu.lent Lyndon B Johnson s•gneO the hill lm govemmcnl he.1lth msurant:e for older Amenc:ms m 1965 , m Independence Mo shanng "thiS tune ol tnumph" with Harry S Truman Now It Js a lime ol str:u n wllh co~ t :-~ outpacmg the Mcliltdre fuml. anU netther President l.hnton IHll (OU£!\!SSIOIMl RepuhiiC(UIS elf!! re:JUy In say exactly what they wo11JJ do so LUlL' the p10hlcm That shadows the week ol Dc..:mou.Jtu.: t:ommemorallons .md Republican replies runes to SunU.ty·~ 10th .mmv~;:rs.uy ot the s1gnm~ ol McLhcare. It cost $3 4 hollmn the tn sl ye ..r 1"11" year the estllll<lied cost '' $1KI 5 btlhon And hy 2CKl2 the hospotahz.IIIOII ph.ose ol the progr•un woll go broke unle.."'s 11 1s ovc!h.uilell, 01 h,ul~.;d out II will~. ol cmnse Even cnnservaliv~ Repuhhc,ms who Uon ' l hkt! 11 know the snc1ety won't Un wzlhout 11 TIJCif Llu.:onsls proposcLI ch.mgmg Lhe system tnntld pnv:1te OpliOilS, IIICfCII">C there was a cup called 'B1g holm', who had 111 dnve 11111 about 20 • miles JUst sn he touhl mdm 1111 Ius ~ car to L.h Vc~:,.., lor he lp . · · rec.,;'\lled Rea l "Yuu ull!ldn ' l even • send a {CI~gt,lltl lo ~C.lllhl1gh1 .., when ( w~• s g1owlllg up tht:ll' Searchlight w.t~ so J cpn: .. s~.:d t that its commc1 u .' con ... l si~U ol 11 brolhcls, and lhl'Jc w.L... n't " -.111gk .. church tn town 1 hc utm y 1s nc.:h • when you ccmsl tlct thai Re1tl aud • ht s Wtle eventu.llly jmned the Church ot lesus Chnst ot Laller- ·d.1y Samts wheft he Wa:t' c1 JUillor Ill college, and they katl~~ e muscrvatlve Mormon lit e IHIJ,oy (Rcod ' > recently smd on the Senate Jloor U1at for c.nl~rl.unment h1" lamlly ~ CUJOys ltslenmg 10 long -wmdetl speoches on nncoent htstory hy Sen ·' Robert C By1d. D-W Va) Re1d hitchhiked 45 m1les to t11e nearest high school at the he.g•n ning ol cacl1 week. jtnd would ~ ~ rhumb 11 hnck home on lhc w~ck - ~' ends. Alter gradvo~ting tram cnllcge ·r m 1961 , Rc1d put hpn sdt throu gh " law scluxtl m Washington by work mg lhc 111ght slult s1x days c1 week 1"' as an otllccr 101 the ll S C.opllnl " Pollee. A hoxcr 111 lugh school ~ Reid showctl some ol his old muscle at a ji 1993 hcarmg on congressional , ; reform, when he hec:une the hrsl · poltucoan to openly quesllllll the sell-nghteous ramhhngs ot R(,ss P~rot " You 've now g1vcn us 4'l mmutcs oJ sound h11 cs diH.l hve mmutcs ol mo~t c nal. " Rclll ,1<.Jmon- " tshcll Pcrol ··start dlet:kmg yoUt .~~ f:u..1l-i a lutlc more .:Uld stop hslcmng 10 the a~plausc ,L, much " Daschle told us Reod's tltmt Wlill Perot wasn't an tsolmcd mc1t.lent ~ "He's "' 4u1ck ou liis teet tha t thmgs hke th.ot l1appelt a lot" 111 pnvat~: lc.Hierslup sess ums. Daschlc s:ud . 'I (.Jm:k A.ndt<rsun .uuJ Mll:h.Jtd 1 ' Jhnstt>in .u e culumnists tnr United Ft-oltuu~ Syndu.:aft<: ) ' . fees hl h e nCIICJ,UICs. and !,USC me ehg•b•hty age gr.odu,\lly Irom, 6'i to 70 In lhe repnrl ol h1s commn.. sJOH on cntttlemcnt 1c!orm. Democratic Sen Bob Kerrey ot Nchrc~sk.1 n:commcnLh:d ... uml.lf changes. wnh h1ghcr fees applymg arlugtu:r mcomc levels But mo~l polluuans shy dw.ty lrom spce zlks. w.lry ol the :n mlllton sentor Amenc,ms em oiled 111 M~thcarc It IS, Hou se Speaker Newt GmFrom the dawn ot CIVlhzauon. gnch SUJd. the most dollocult and delicate IS>UC lacmg the Repuhltcan we have bad laws essential 10 the Congress. peaceful harmony ol humans m a There are gomg 10 h.ove to he :UISwcrs 111 the. t,tll. hy idiCSeplemher. to society meet the c.ongrcsstonal budget umet.ohle 'lbe Wlutc House can't all01d to For example, the oldest known let that go w1thout a de.or atlmuustrntwn hluepnnt statutory code, the "Code ol Lopll· The GOP target lor Med1c.ore spendmg curhs: $270 hollum over seven lshtar," promulgated hy '' Sumenan ld 1 ~ shepherd m I K60 B C' , comamecl .• " years, whtc h' tI•ey note, wou Iu not stop .. ul wnu sow le r:llc o1 cost cnttcal laws that were vllal to the mcreases Chnton, at a m1dweek :utn1vcrs,lf)' ceremony at the Capttol, soud Utat tranquth(y of Nippumm farmers would wreck the program and gamhle wllh ~1e lives ot the elderly. GmLike laws ahout ox nose rings. One ofedthebe laws " loosely grich, never ,u a loss lor hypcrhole, s:uu, that was desptcav"I c . s (thiS I' 1 111 · Tbat kind of angry rhetonc has m:u ked doc med1cal onsurauce 1ssuc trans at cau e a 1Ill 1c rusty ... smce~ the begummg Franklin D Rooscvdl tirst enVI!<itoneU govenuncnt._ltj!f" my Sumen.m) provu_lcU a~ lnlcoverage, 60 ,years ago. hut Uct.·ldctl agamst trymg wary ol nskmg h1s-. ov.;jsl.f a man 1 cutcu,, .111 ox dll d entire Soctal Sccumy prngr.un InJUred the fles h at the nose nn • 11 · h 11 a d g. ~ Soctahzed mcdocme, ~onservut ovcs sa1d when 11 w.L' proposed hy Truman a decaUc l<~tcr With general <.:ove1agc hcyond reach Demncrats m ~: P Y one- 11llr 0 1 Jls pnt:e " Legal lunacy alive and well in our nation 195'J proposed health cme tor U1e elderly , dro~wmg the s:uuc opposouon , WIIUHng Ill t11c Gu~!at Sot:\Ciy Congress ol l'J6~ When he stgnetlll. d ru:~~ k~r~s seus~ Aller ill I, ~ou h1 d 1bl t ~ox, ut on lle 0 H~l Uoere ,lfe echoes of U1c ptulosophocalohjt:eUons ot c.orher de hate s '" m C<'IIHnems , by Rep D1ck Almey. the llouse m.ltnnty Iem fcr. reponed hy the ( h1cago rnbune, thar he. wlll deeply Je.senl enrolling 111 Ihi! p10gr.un .11 05 lie also was ld.. quoted a-.. •(;,li Img i( cl progt:un " I WOU 1l 1 1l:J VC 110 p.trl 0 1 Ill .a 1.ree wor · Democrats dchghr m l:llmg U1at :-;t;Uemcnt 111 clrummg thai Repuhhcans don't really wautlo save Med•car~. hut would lll<lke setlltlfs >hop lor coverage anU pny hr gher p1cmwms 111 order lo cut costs .UIU ntlsl!l thear g':::s; a y ox llostll " pretty 1 111 t Othher eg1'"11• "'", lroml :mc•e tH 1mes ave o oweu wll 1 cqua 11y t 11 K• 1k B h 1 Hvt a aws l. ! et '1 J cl 1171 ~ 1(1) B11(1ft ammurnuo < .1w "' 1 ,, wh rc h proh1lll Ieu·' nuns Iwm open· mg wme shops llle puntshmcnt was death (I 'm not m.lk.in, tJus u . Check the Akkadmu tahfet 011 ~. self.) Y The nun wme shop law, ol course, was essent"u tn the people of those tunes whq wl!re concemed that a nun han£m_g around 111 a wme shop all dny moght he tempted to sample some ot her own wares The alcohol would then render her unable to pertnrm her regular duties, such '" he:uong wounded ox noses. Thankfully, 20th century >tlCICty has progressed 10 lhe pomt where our laws are a hllle mnre soplusll· cated, a little more cnllgllleneJ Limn finally Joh~~~~,~~ ~~.:~•;;~~~~e~o~~:~:~ ~~~~~~~c)~,~~c the prohlcms now °"' plrumcd lax t:Uh Armey, R-Tex.1-.. s,,ys 1hat Jus pomt w.L"i not to oppose McU.u.:are for h people who want u1vt:ragc under t11e currtnt "iystern. hut to say thar e personally would like 1o he ahle to ciHK)se runong me<.Jrc.11 l:are opuons rather than heong enrolled m a smgle government-prescnhed pl:ut. "Repuhhcaus thmk Med•care " Inn young to doe." a new GOP ad says. claunmg they :ore the ones who won ' t let Jhe system go bankrupt Cimton, Gmgnch says. seems content lo "anack us 'md w.ut for it to go hrokc" Chnton ms1sts that he ts couurullcU to l:urVmg u)sl mcreascs and stahl" M d hzmg the sy,tcm's tin:mccs. "hut we c,m do thiS uy retonnmg e •care nm by rum 111 g u," .mLI wllhout.a.Ucctmg the costs or hendils In s~mnrs lromcaJiy, th~.: prl!sJl.ICilltrkcd his own alhes by p1npm111g t:o.sl curhs ot hiS own :oil X weeks ;.tgo, sayang he would save a1 least $124 h1lilon m proJCCtcc.l spcnUmg over the next seven years At the !line. DcmncntiC ilhcr.us cnmplamed til;ol would muleocul ~1eir Med1care ollcn sJ v~.: . t~ .un s l the R~puhhc:ms Dutil's sllll on. w1th Chnlon as a lead pl.t ycr Each s1de ao.:uscs I hi.:! mhcr ol scare 1acucs. :md ot retusmg to disclose speczfic propo~als lm ~.: h ,mgc [lOLh :-;Illes are nght "Many men c.ut m.1k ~ propo~als," Johnson ,.ud m extolling Trumfm on that day 111 huJcpemleme "M ,uty men can draft many laws But few have the p1erung .mt! llttm:Ul eye wluch can see h6o/ont.llhe words to the people that U1ey touch (EDITOR'S NO 1'1-, - 'W.11ter R.J\Ifar<, vice president and colum· nist for Tht< Assm:1.1h•d Pt co,;s, h.1s reported on Washingtun and national politics fnr mtu c th.m 311 years.) Fred W. Crow pocket Mode111 civ•hzatllllls. ot course, would come li • d i.;Ompletc standstill tl people could t<N tun around willy-nolly woth Rocky Road dnppmg out ol the or pockets Here are some othc• worthwhile pteces of leg~>latlon collected 111 Tom and Anne Condon's hook. Legal Lurun v Oregon l"w pooluhot s ,, <.lead person from scJv1ng on a Jury (Zombtes caused too much trouhh! for the bathtls, who h,od mmc tmponalll thmgs 111 tlu, hkc rcmhng the newspaper amt yelling at people for bnn,gmg tnoU min the court• room.) In Vermont, u's lilt!'£,tl ,o run a unne fann or sell unnL· without <1 license. Patmts woth J .. mhe" must be quaranlzn ed 111 Connectwut (And flatulent llmmngos, lei's regulate them, tm1 ) Under n W.l>hmgton law . all garbage fed to swme must he ltc.oted to 212 degrees F•lluenheu Xray shoe fittmg devrces are rllcgal m Washmgton (App:orently. tlus was to stop the flow ol husmess to ncarhy Oregon, where Superman had set up a shoe store chain.) A lormer San Francisco ordi· nance prohibited ugly people from going out in puhhc at certain times of tlte day. In Canada, u " illeg:u to enter a plane dunng flight (II there's one thing I hate, tt's when I'm trymg to relax on a llzght and a man U1ves onto the wmg of the 727 nnd >lilfts knockmg loudly Jo let h•m 111 ) Horses that pull carriages through luslnrac s1recls 111 Charleston S C.. musl wear LilapelS A r~so)Uilllll p.ISsed by the M.t~s;Jchulictl" lcgJslature decl.tres P,1x1on "iCr1es !<iotl the stc~tc's otlit:l<ll dut (W~o:'rc sllll workmg on the olllu.li mulch) In Vermont. cohne<.J m,ug,trlne cc1n only he serveU m tn ,Htgle,h,•ped patuc~ (ThiS was enacted <iller the •nt.unous Montpelier Squ:ore Pa11y Revolt ot 1'!12) Do you recall the ltght hctween the Ucury t:u mcrs anJ rhc manulactur~ crs ot margannc' Abo. tnr a tune. you tmd to add color to the marganne . A former New .Jersey law made •t •llegat to throw t.unted pickles mto Uoc street ThiS IS 10 he dtS\111· g111shcd from the Central Falls, R I . ortlm.once, Utat made 11 tllegal to throw p1ckle JUtce on trolly tracks, or the Connecticut law llanmng p1cklcs that failed to bounce when dropped from a height of B mches, or Boston\ pockle lnw U1at reqUired the pickle In bounce tour mches when dropped from waiSt hetght., (CIIeck your state lo determme a~phcahlc pockle lcgislatltln ) In Fmrh:mks, Alask<o , yon can't g1ve hccr toll moose A hall recently 'uht'nllted 111 the New Mex1co legiSI,llure would h.ove ·made c,und and OSIIICh racing legal ('nus hill w," k1lled because no ""nch JOCk· eys could he found) The Ilhn01s Dathx•• D:u1 Gnme Pennit Act regul.ltes lhc amount ol rur that must he Ill hdiJCHliiS' IU d.111 g, unc ,JI " ,, "' county t.urs A tmmcr Ilcllll.Jvcu , N C., town law sci sewer scJvtcc ch:ugcs a1 $2 per slool Numcrou"' toh OJ1Cniu~:s 11 loz "st11ol comttmg cletk" .~re ,Jvali ,Jhle A rll yon N (' . Olthll UICC p10- J l h1h1t s I he pl.iy111g ol the pH.:colo hulw ec n II Jl m anU 7·1() .un •• CJhosc jllt:eolo playc1s c.uf}bc such ,,, wzld people) lu B<Jston, only ICI'IS0 tcred voters can tllg s~a woJ Ill:s 11' Wlllun the uly lumls In Watl!r- 1 vtlle, Mamc, you can't hlow your nose on the street , ;t: /\s rvc s.ml, lhesc type of taws are rmpon,mt ln1.1gme ~ w01ld 111 ·~"'' wh1ch ugly pu.:<.:olo pl .1:yc~"' were allowed to tu..w, .uound tl1e ~11ec1s Wllh \IICOIIIII.Ill p.!rfOIS Oil lhClr ,.,. shoulders. selling 1c1rs oJ UJIIlC, d1v- ~ mg mto anplanl;!s, c..lnnkrng beer ;,;:, wllh moose and boun o1ng non- ~. res1llent plt:klcs You sec wh.tt I'm saymg. Tot~ anarchy As a concerned Cl!fzcn, I'm gomg to keep lobhymg my legtsla- :~ tors for more laws hke thts and I "' won t stop unhl all the good laws : are pul on \l!e books. Espectally ,. U1at ox nng lltmg. I hke that. ; • In Goo we trust. Carry oo, Fred w. c'W' EDITOR'S NOTE- Lotlg- ~ time attorney Fred W. Crow u :: the contributor ol' a weekly col- ::: umn for The Surlltay Times-Sen- • tine!. Rea~ers wishing to t: applaud, criticize or comment on ~ any subject (except religion or • politic.•.-, are encouraged to write to Mr. Crow in care of thi• newspaper. ,. ~ Times-Sentinel/AS Judge nixes request for prof's testimony A life in prison Simpson trial update ' Frl~Uy, Sentence doesn't satisfy $mith's former husband By JESSE J.IJOLLAND Associal~d Pr~ss Writer UNION ,~ C. - Whtle Susan Smith stts m'jlnsnn, w1th at lea<l 30 • years to contem plate whSI she drowned her two sons, thos mill town hopes the healing C.'ln begin. "Ftnally . we can hnng stunt closure In lh1s s1tuatwn," Fred Delk, downtown Unmn's revllaiIZ3l!On dorector. smd after F11day' s sentenCmg · ' In the end, though , votmg wuh shp;;'ol"paper m a cottee can, all 12 Jurors agreed ttl s~nre Ms Snuth AFTER THE VERDICT- David S111ith held up a photo of bls the dea!11 penalty and chose hie m two dead sons Friday us he left the Unlnn County (S,C.) Courtprison lor her mstead She will be house aRer the jury sentenced hi< ex-wife, Su,<an Smllh, to life In eligtble lor prm>le m :\() yc•ors prison fnr drowning the hnys. (AP) -· One JUror , a man , earlter had said he wanted her to he put to car," Ms BenveJIUll srud. reternng ".md 11 alw,oys will 'he " to a taped sunullllll>n nl lhe car Ms Sm ith . 21, didn't te stily death. smkmg durmg her tn .tl cllld dcCI111e<.J IO "We all felt like Susan was a Then, the JUrors voted hy >ecTet make a st.llemcnl to 1urors before really d1sturbed persnn And we ~~I felt tha( gtvmg her the death penal- ballot, droppmg shps ol papet mlo they hegm1 dehherntmg She "on suocode watch m a cell ty wouldn't serve JUstice," turor a large colfee e<m It was the only , monllored hy dllsed-CifCUit televoDebon~• Benvenuti !Old The Asso- I vole they tt~>k ciated Press .. l'm relieved lhal most of the sum and a guMd who walks past community is sat.sfled with our every I~ mmutt:s, pnson For mne days last tall. Ms spokeswnmau Robyn Zunmennan Sm1th ms~>ted that a hbt<k m:u1 lmd deCisiOn," R1ce s.ud commandeered her L''df as she drove Earlier, Ms . Smith's lawye r, s.ud For the next lew days. Ms on a dark, empty road She begged Dav1d Brnck , argued she IS tor- Sm1ill w1llnot he .~lowed vtsitors teartuJiy on naiHmwuJe lelevt.siOn menled enough 10 he1 own "lake of Holdmg a D1hl e dunng h~> chosfor her ~ons' sale return , al last lire" for urnwmug her hoys mg :u gwnent. Bmck read the story contessmg Nov . 'l that she had Davod Smoth, the hoys' lather, from the Gospel ot lohn ahoUI a rele.'L<ed the car's emergency hrake was nnt smoslletl w1th the verdtct wom,m who committed adultery'' We arc d~>appomted hut 1t an otlense pumshahle by stoning. and rolled tt down a rrunp mw Jnhn "He thai IS Without sm among D. Long Lake with the hnys w:t,n't our chmce nn whnt penally she was tn recc 1ve,'' he s.ml you ; let ham l!rsl casl a stone at strapped mside. Sm1th smd there are too many l1er " Bruck read She cned agam as she wa.' led But Pope told Jurors Ms from the courtroom alter the jury memones m llnll)n tor h1m to ever Srnoth's remors< lor killing her announced its verdoc~ reachctf'alter hvehereag:uo 1" 1 look across the park or JU~t a sons w,ts me.mmgless just 2-1/2 hours of deli berm inns "She may he sorry - now" he Circuit Judge Wolli:un How•ord tot nt thmgs I'd r,other not look at told jurors alter the verdtct was for the rest of my hie and I have to s:ull. Ius vmce mmg "But was she read that they had "the wughest get away from them ," he s.11d 'nrry when she dropped thai hand Prosecutor Tummy Pope h111ke down'" moral.. dectsinn anyone has tll make. defended Ius deciswn to seek the ( Jurors decided Ms. Sm•th's fate death penally, saymg he would do in tlte same amount of IUne it took 11 agam them to convict her July 22 of mur•'This Cnrnmurnty can hegm tn . dering her sons. 3-year-old Mtchael heal," Pope smd "It's taken a and 14-month-old Alex tremendous toll hut 11's someThe forst thmg jumrs did in the thmg that hnd to be done '' Puhlic 11pimon m Un10n, a town dehherat10n rt~1m was go around the tahle, w1th eac~ person saymg of 10,000, s)Hited lrom favoring how he nr she telt, Ms Benvenuti the death sentence shortly ofter the cnme, growmg more sympathetic srud lulllr Wilham Rtcc .lr satd they as Ms Smoth's troubled past, let the n11e man who wanted the including sexual .thuse hy her stepdeath penalty talk nut hts feelings, f,\ther. hec<une known and he eventmuly c:une nver r Bruck s.tod, "There " no good "! think what really got him ourcome to th1s case Tlus case w~L~ was the re-enactment with the an awful humm• tragedy and 11 sull • By ESTES THOMPSON Associated Press Writer WINSTON-SALEM, N C The JUdge wa.s one of the lew people in the packed courtroom who wasn't an O.J S1mpson junkie , Tolerating no back talk, the man 111 the ~lack rohe shot down Simpson's defense team Judge William Z Wood Jr. reJected an auempt on Frtday to force a screenwntmg professor to travel to Los Angeles and te't•fy for S•mpsnn "Outrageous , .. was the way defense lawyer Johnme Ctx:hnm Jr saw 11 Accompan•ed hy a >~ielll f' Lee Ba•ley, Cochran had arg ued thai mterv1ew s tap~d hy Laura Hart McKmny between 1'!85 and 1994 would show that Detective Mark Fuhrman hed about usmg rncmt slurs lust as McKmny's attmney launched min whether the ~unpsnn team would pa y hos cloe)lt's expenses, the Judge rejected the requesl to enlorcc a C.al!lomm suhpoena Cochran sa1d he Will appeal. thnugh Wno<J wa~ llrm t.lunug lhc hearmg that h1s ruhn g w.Ls linal 111 hiS court No more (lfg umeut. he usm g racral slurs. Wood saod he gets,, lull dnsc of court most days. Ot h~> ruhll£ , the Superior Cnun jull gc s,llll It W.tsll ( ciC cll II Fuhrman w.ts cxprcssmg h1:.. own vtews or w::t' teprcser)llng I he upmtons nl other othcer~ 111 th e 1n1cr· views tor a ~t.:npl ahout rhe Los Angele.< Pollee Dep.111mem. ·'Eve n as~umang De re:cuvc Fuhnmm"s a rnc1st- that's rcprehenslhle - hut docs 11 show he would tend to ory to <el snmehtxly up or frame an mnucent pcr!-ton '' • WoocJ asked Fuhm1an. who tesutied at Sunpson's tu al th .ll he found a hloody glove on Sunp!\on·L.O esta te, denied to the JUry that he octcrre<ltn hlacks .as 11"mggers" dunng I he P.••st 10 yerus The defense accused Fuhrman of p~1ntm g evtdence because of his supposed hatred for blacks. Sim~­ son's attomeys want the Jury to be told to dtsregard Fuhrman's te>~i ­ mony hecause he allegedly lied about the epithets. The locus of the case moved to North Carolm.t because testimony II> A North Carolina JUdge refused to force a professor· scraenwnter who 1nterv1ewed Los Angeles pollee Detective Mark Fuhrman to testify on O.J Simpson's tnal The woman said Fuhtman did use racoat slurs, but lhe JUdge ruled ot was unclear whether they were Fuhrman's beliefs or ffi0Vi9 ficl1011 II> Judge Lance Ito said he would rule Monday on a defense tequest to reconsider alkowirtg tesltmony aboullhe drug of NICOle Brown S1mpsan's frtend, Faye Resnock. wns mlerrupted after a juror became 111 The 43-year-nld juror remamed hospnalized Fnday, but was recovenng lrnm an undts dnsed aolmcnl ,md may he .ohle to return Monday. Judge Lmtce Ito srud tlurm£ a ht!armg 111 Lo"i AII£C.Ies. 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Income gap: little known about big issue NEW YORK - It IS n complex issue and extremely C(llltmvcrsJal, and much more needs to be known about it. But, yes. there mny ben growing income gap 111 the United · States. You'U be hennng more ahout 1t, politics are heating up nod tlus 1ssue is gnsl lor gnndmg our plausible but specmus cnnten11nns, the effect of wh1ch "hkely to wntuse rather than clan t y Statistics seem lo support the gap tbeory. In 1993, the nchest 20 percent of households rece1ved 48.2 percent ol tot,u pretrox mcome, compared wllh 4:1.6 percent 111 1973. Meanwhpe, poverty rose to 15 I percent from II I percent. At this point the arguments begin and the cl1nluston cnmpounds, so It, is a good p01111 a1 wh1ch to stop tor some hnel constder:itions First, there will al1ways he the ncb and the poor. and nntlung is likely to change that [lut remem· ber, the.'iC lezm.s arc used 111 rel.ttron to each o1.he1 Puor Ill /\mcnt:cl m.ty mean a hvmg staml.trU supenor to thai. 'o f SOmt:! 11dti00S Next, hvmg 111 poverty ts not permanent The list changes all the ttme, wtdl f.umhes graduatmg ulto the lower-moddle cla~s. replaced by newcomers whn , themselve1'i, JOllY be passmg through on lheu w:~y to Letter to the Editor Don't believe negative image Dear EdliOr, I am a member ot the Me1gs County B ok ers ll"'"''ntuln 1 would Like to tell you ;ohout nn meldent that occurred 011 Sunday. July 23 Our( group wa~ rctll nung Irom .l tnp up north ,md h,lll ' lOpped .ol •I roadstde rest tor ,, hrcak We nouced a genUem,m pu, hm g a lad y tn a wheelch.ur h,ock to thcor c.tr Suddenly, the whceleh.uo got away from the genilem.m and 11 and tile lady rolled sever.11 teet .md then Upped over hat:kwarLis Twn ol our members, Andy nntl Todd l1on1 Jmmedtalely r.m over lo help the lady ru1d lhe gentlcm~m who ho~LI fallen down 111 :UI cttort to stop the wheelcbrur ' We were not the only people ,It thiS roadsule rest who w,!lched tlu, mctden~ hut Andy ,md Todd weoc the only two to come to these peo- 1 our countefparts ol old., Whtch IS why Lexmgton. Ky . has an ort.lmancc proh1h1tzn g th e. carrymg ot ICC crc.un <.:ones 1n your " Nation/World July 30, 1995 pie's ass1~1am: e I hey nghteU the wheelchau, helped the genllcman to hos teet , and made sure they were both okay helm e reJnmmg our group. I am telhng ol thi s mc1dent tn show the puhhc th.ot not all socalled "Harley ndc"" nre :ts had "'' TV and the papers Je.od them to believe Most of us have good tohs, mce homes, anU an: law -ah•dmg members of our commumties We go out of our way to help ihe tess fortunate m our area. and arc always ready to lend a he lpmg h•md to anyone 111 need What I' 111 oeally trymg to ~ay " timl I'm pwud to he ,, member of the Metgs County D1kcts A"oc•·•· toon and proud to he a "Soster 1nlhe Wind" wttll Andy .md Todd Dox:z1 Well done. guys' K.oU1y Wllhs Rutland 0 better things And perhaps most 1mpnwuuly. 1t must be recngmzed that "pnverty'i tS a suhJCt.:ltve and m~tyhe John Cunniff ridiculous term one lhal lends credtbillly to the llllllollthal almost anything C<lll be demmtstr<lted st,lllSUcaJiy Prof. June O'Ne1l, now a Cimton admuustratmn nllic•nl, remmded her fellow acaUeomcs 111 ,, scholarly p~per sevcr,ol ye:ors ago that whtle offlc"'l,poverty measuretl dollar mcome, 1t tlllally lgtHlred other fonns ot'su~tenance The latter are real and very >~g­ Diftcant, large1 m some lllslancc'\ than dollar men me ·1hey mel ude food stamps . he.dth c.ore. Snc1al Sccunty, ch•ld c.ll'e. tn !)jlllle JUst ,, few, all ot wh~eh gtew hugely as "poverty" tose. The N"Ullc lhem~ 1s treated currently by Nicholas Ehersladl m hi' book, The Tyranny of Numlu-n · Mea>urement and MHru/e , puhhshed by the Waslungwn-hased Ament:an E11terpnse lns11tute. BoU1 he ;ond O'Neil show that wh1le there may he a good usc lor the poverty categ•HY o~s measured oflictally, 11 never should be used to mdtcatc a 'tandard nt living 1 Standards can he .uJequ.tle desp11e low dollar mcnme A further ex:unmatum IS rrovHIed m an analySis hy Do~v1d Kelly, an econom1st c11 Lelunnn Drollwrs, the securities tmn· It shows that While the ISSUC IS ,t (.h.Siurhmg OIJC, there •~ nothing conspirawrial ahoul il • · He believes grnwmg mequnhty may ex1st for these rca"ions: I. Dechnmg union membershtp anti mcrcased foreign compcutron have hurt unsk11led wllrkcrs more than theu sktlled counterpans 2 Rapod gruwth amtlng househlllds headed by women. wh1ch tend rn he poorer than avcr,tgc, amJ Uual-llll'omc couple' who teru..l 10 he 11cher tlmn average 3 The cducatmn prem1um has mcoeasetl suhst:mlwlly In 1~72. lhose w1lh advance<.J Uegrees earned 72 percent mnre than the average hogh school gradu•itc In 1992, the premoum had nsen to 15.4 percent 4 R1smg stock and bond maf· kels have mordmalely henelitcd U1e nch Wh1le such cxplanntoons clar1fy the ISsue, they tlon' t JUsllfy a growmg gap, Which s~ n C.1USC reperCUS· smns throughout the economy. It crut, lor example, dtslnrt mdu<tncs and prutlucl lmcs, and may be domg so nnw In 1'.171 , total light vetudcs sales m the Unucd States were 14 tmlhnn u~ils .1 nr one lor every 10.5 people n~r age 16 In I'l'J4. sales amnunwd to I~ I mlltmn umls. or only nne tor every 13 I people ovc1 age 10 A comp:orahlc pauem exiSts 111 housmg. wheH: new smglc-l.umly IHHilC!>. 1ol.dcli I I~ 11111lum 111 hoth i'J7l and I'J'n . dcsp1t c a 26 pcr~..:cut fl"iC m I he 11umhcr ol Jmmlles The homes g1cw h1gger rho ugh, .mU mmc expensive too The hnuslllg situatum mrght hecome even more mtcrcstm g, .. smce lhat mm~l rehcs on t.un1h cs "buytng up" 'I rom mcxpcnsi vc slartcr hom~s . 1\ slowmg ol the tlow C<lukl hurt pnce~ thrnu£hnut a good p•orl of the m.orket Among the wmners Kelly hsls •ore •mime :u1d cnnse trops, JCWclry, exerct~e cqutptnent, spol'ting event IICkCI S an<.J IUIIIIlfl at pnvatC "bonis f'or .111 updated list, check lhe .t<.lverllscm~nls 111 lhc popular media Summ,lfy Au 1rn.po1 tant 1ssue With COIH.;e4UCilCCS lor aJI, about whiCh much woll he s:nd. nlten 111 a parliS:tn way, helure the lull facts arc known. .. (.luhn Cunniff is a business analyst fnr The Ao,;sociated Pre<>.) 4 • ~ a E . •• • .. i.. e i•..." ...•"' ..• I= .•"' ....•• ~~... .;. We would like to introduce our new manager, Brian Stickley to our Gallipolis/Pomeroy team. He comes to us, along with his wife and two children, from Parkersburg, WV and is excited about becoming a ' member of this community. His' committment to customer service will reflect throughout the Ferrell Gas team and community. Call us today or stop'by and say HI! Ferrel The Winning Team ..•• Ferrellgas: Bulk Service Jordans Gas: Cylinder Service & Appliance Sales ( QS St. Rt. 588 • Rio Grande, Ohio (614) 446-2264 or 1-800-488-2264· Jordan's Gas Service (614) 245-9119 or 1-800-736-9134 �) •, J . July 30, 1995 • Tri-County Briefs-.-..;, Carleton scholarships awarded SYRACUSE - Sixteen Syracuse resi<Jent' have hcen awanled the 1995-96 CarleiOn Memorial Scholarships In ""isl with their costs of aHemhng college. it was announcctl today . • Scholarships given th1s year totaled $3.200. bringing the amount provided hy the Carleton College Onard of Tmstecs for higher education, to over $42.000 <ince the program w<L< started in 1981 . Those awarded scholarships. and lile inslitutinn of higher learning where they enrol led are: . Theresa L. Lee. Christi Colli ns, Kellie Collins :u1d Amy Weaver, all University of Rio Gr<u1de: V:~crie Connolly ;md Roherta Caldwell, l:>oth Kent State \lniver<ity: Tamara Hayman. Marshall Universit y: Ray J1roftitt Jr.. DeVry Instit ute of Technology; John Bentley, Methodist College; Michelle Mc'Coy. Andrew Fields and Norman Matson, all Ohin University; Amber Cumings and Douglas Lavender. hoth Hocking College; Masnn Fisher. Miami Uni versity; and MattMomlw. Manella College. Reci pients call t).hfain lht:ir ~'ch<, l arship aw:1n.1~ by ..:on rae ling Robert Wingett. president of the Car leton College Do;~rd of Trustee~. Vinton slates bean dinner for Aug. 5 VINTON - I The annunl Vintoll !lean Dinner has hcen set for Saturllay~Ug : .5ar-~hc Vinton Comm un ity Pa!k~ The Old Timers' Parade will fonn at Vinton Elementary School at 10 :~0 a.m. ;u1d ;uTi ve down1ow11 hy II a.m. The p;wadc will follow Jackson Street and 1urn ""Stat'' RoUie :12:; North to end at the park. The he:u1 dinner will start immediately after the parade and run until 3 p.m. Anyone interested in p:U1icipating in the parade shou ld he at lile grade sciH>ol hy 10:~0 a.m. on the day of tile parade. For more information, con tact Mayor Donna De Win at 3RR-R327 . Items stolen from parked cars GALLIPOLIS - Two vch icks parked in the (;;ulipnlis Munici- pal Parking Lot were entered ·;md .the owners reported items stolen. Gallipolis City Police s:ud. , William M. Slhley, 1g16 Graham School Road, Gallipolis, informed officers his truck was entered sometim~ between 10:30 p.m. Friday and 4:30 a.m . Saturday. His chcckh()Ok was removed from lile glove comparunent, olflcers said. Bruce Henson. 844-112 Second Ave .. Gallipolis. said his car was entered sometime he tween 'l: l 'i p.m. Friday ;md 4:10a. m. Saturday. He reportcU that GL"h and a canon of cigarctll!s were removed. B{llh incidents ilfc .under in vcs1iga li1m. lliliecrs ~:Ut.l. Cited hy cit y police l'1iday were Evercn W. .Innes, 2'1. 1701 -1/2 Chestnut St., G:ulipolis. and Jollll D. Simpkin,, 20. 71 Texas Road, Gallipolis. each for m.l opcrntor's lic.:cn:-..e. Gallia Covnty sherifr s deputic' anestetl /\! fred K. Cordell, 24. 122 Midway St. Di<lwell. for dom es tic violence and honked him into the county Jail at 7:117 :un . Satur~ay. CSP reports sto~m outages GALLIPOLIS- Ahout27:i Columhus Sou them !'ower Co. customers were wit.hout ele~.:tricity for 1-1/2 to seven hours after Thursday's storm in Gallia Cnumy, a company ~rokt:!'rn;ul said fric.Jay. ·The higgcst outages were in thr;: Kerr. Evc rg r~~: n ;Uld Co)oni:ll Drive ~trl!a"' when lighminH struck a line and <.lis ruph::d power for 250 cusromt'rs. iilc.:luding the 13oh Evans Farms s:m.ll:tgc plant. Power was knockel1mll around 2 p.m. and n.:~ton.:d hy J:JO. sail1 CSP G>~lipolis Manager R il l! McDade. • Scalle.retl outagt!s nJlcc!el1 another 2~ customers who we!rc without pnwr.:r for II ve. to seven hour!<i. Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative reported· scattered nutages.' but fm1hef details were not avnilahle. · ,1 ,• Local man makes ''Hot Sheet' GALi.:IPOLIS - A Gallipolis man was listed in lile July 1995 edition of a ncwslcuer nmning hahj(ual offenders of the state's c.Jriv ing under the inlluence law. · Danny R. White was arrested hy Trooper Ciary W. Kir-k of the Gallia-Meip Post of U1e State Highway -Patrol li1r his eighth DUI offense, aecording to Hot Sheet N""'·'·· puhlishc tl hy the Ohio Department of Puhlie Sah:ty. · Hot Sht'el News puhlishc:-; the names of people <uTcstetl for ftve or more Dlllollcnses. Deputy completes training GA~LIPOLIS -Deputy Jne Browning nf the Ci:dlia County Shentl s D~ [lt-U'tmenl hn...; tomplcle<.l a course- dcstgncd to f:uniliarize jail personnel with common pmhlems Ihat pla,;ul: the corrections system. Sheriff .l:une> D. Taylor sa id. The progmm art!as cnveret.l hy the First/Sccnml Line Supervisor's Pro1;1rarn included corrcctio~wl management. l<1hor relations and C(Jmmtlltk:lthm s. The pro~ram is allmini:-aercJ hy lhe N~rionnl Sh!!ril'fs· Assncia· tion. Regional _ Area man ---Fire totals car- Sunday Times-Sentinel/A6 ---i ·· put in jail .r after chase ~ . • • ,' '' An investigation hy the Gallia- patrol in th e !\IIU ihhound Jam: of the Forth leayc the p;u·k in~ lot ol the Best Westem Motel. Th~ car heal1eJ north nn Sel:ond to M!l_l Creek Road , turned right onto Mill Creek. slopped at the intersecrinn with First Avenue nml turned left In heau north . said ~ffl cers who follnwed the car. • The car went left or centl!r once . during thai time. but ~L"i it procccLIed up Eastl!rn Avenue. it a lmo ~ l struck the rurh threl' ·time s and went left of center agn i·n new· (InMart. ornccr!\ turned on the crui ... cr\; beacons ;-tnLJ th e. car stoppcU just south of the Ohio River Pla za. accordin-g to the police report. When qfticcrs approached the car and advised Forth to turn nil the engine. Forth aJiegetlly put the car in gear ~uul !led. OJTkers pursued Forth In the U.S. J'i on-ramp, where Forth report edly turned le lt . failed to make the turn , lost control. went off the left side of the m ad and struck a ligiH pole, the patrol said. Police s~· 1id Forth exitcLI the l'<lf and lled on font . hut. wa> apprehended ahnul 100 yards from the car. The car, a 19R7 Dodge Diplomat registcrcc.J tu Lewis Chapman, .Rt. 2, South Point. w>t' modermely damagetl, the patrol said. The Gallipolis Volunteer Fire De.partment was called ro wash down spilled gasoline from the car and sentouc truck aml 12 fireligh!ers . The department was on the scene for l.'i minutes. Fire Chief Si·Jas 1-!Hmiltnn s:lid. Youths confess to hay bale arson LANGSVILLE Two Langsville youths recclllly admitted to selling ITre to ha·y hales on Jacks Road July 2ll, according to Meigs County Sheriff's Department reports. The 12- and 14-year-old youths allegedly caused 12 hales to burn and. the Rutland Volunteer FKre Department responded to the lire, deputie s said. Mi c hael Price, Crouser Road. Langsville. owned the hay . Charges arc pending in the Meigs Coullly Juvenile Coun. . volunlee_r f~fighlers extingul<he~ a hlaze Friday that totaled a 1979 ·OJdsmnhlle Wanda Gray,-415 Rail Run R<1ad, Btdwoll. The car cuuglil fife around 3:45 .m~ on owned Stale Rnu.te l(iO In front of W<Kodland Centers Inc., and firefighters allrihuted the prohahr. cause to a gasohne lo~k. Th~ GVFD sent one tr·uck and IS firefighters to the' scene and romained lh for an hour unttlthe hre wa.s nul. (T-S photo hy Kovin Pinson) ere ' ' . ORIID CBDOIBB DRIVE AGUND FOR $29 9 t . PER MOIIIH FOR 24 MOS. • . 'Based on Lease Term of 24 months Down Payment of $1,950.00 and $1,201.50 Deal~r Participation. First month's payment and securHy deposil of $325.00 due on delivery. Pay tor excess wear and $0.15/mi. over 24,000 miles and $275 tee If vehicle returned at end of term. . · Trtle, taxes and insurance extra. ,. Quality a Sltlatectlon The Whlrton Dltftrence Since 1946 . WHARTON *JEEP* EAGLE 7th & Plum St. 424·5337 Parkersburg WV 1 Jeep, Eagle l '' ; 1 Three injured in Me.igs County accidents POMEROY - Tllrcc peup le ilCdde nts investigated Friday by the GalliaMeigs Post of the St•te Highway Patrol. One of the injured was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and the other two declined treatment , trooper< said. Ruhy F. Nakao, 34, Raci1ie, w;t, treated ami released from VMH afler bein g transported hy the Meigs EMS following a 5:30 a.m. collision with a lractor-lr:liler on State Route 3:1K. Troopers .. aitl Nakao was cast· bound anti orcr;tting a pickup truck without lights when Nak:w were injured in twp attempted to pass a semi driven hy Gregory A. Drown, ~8. New Rich mond. Nakao's pick11p instea d struck tht• ti'IK'k, according to the report. Nakao's pi rk ufl wr1~ ~cvcrcly damagec..l :u ul there w;ts rnmt\!nitc damage li ~tctl to the semi ., Nakao was citc<.l fnr un sa fe v~:hil.:h:. improper tum:mtluo scathe it . .In thl! sc~:nntl acddcnt, driver Jane M. Frym yer. 47 . and her p:l'sengcr. David B. Frymyer. 22. ho~1 of 421!J~ Gilkey Road. ~hade. were not treateLI for injuries receivell in a two-car nash on State Route oK I. Troopers s:lid Jane Frymyer was easthouml at o: 10 p.m. when she stopped to turn into a.privme driv~ . A. ~esthountl c.:ar driven hy Wtllwm M. Francis. 16. 50K'JO Rice Run l~oatl , Rceusvillc, went left of center ami struck th'' Frymyer vehicle. Frant:is' car llwn went off th~: road ami slruck 01 maili:lox . according to Ulc rcpmt. BnU1 car~ were mmlenucly damaged and Francis ww; cit~:d for l~n of center. , ·: 1 ; • • .. • OFFERING: •Stocks •Corporate Bonds •U.S. Treasury Securities •Mutual funds •Insured Ta"·Free Municipal Bonds ·•Insured Money Market Accounts •IRA's Contact: Jay Caldwell 'i The Shoe Cafe .l ' Lafayette Mall Gallipolis, Ohio • •il ' '' . •' •' Account Executive • 441 Second Avenue Gallipolis, OH. 45631 (614) 446-2125 1-800-487-2129 New Shipment ....._•"""' Arrived! .. ' .. I ( Air Speed Shark. Football/Multi-Purpose FOR~ GREAT DEAL ON ANEW CAR OR TRUCK COME TO PARKERSBURG NISSAN INC. .THE ONLY THING LOWER THAN OUR JEEP flttD EAGLE SOMMER SIZZLIH' DEALS! Aviation classes get students up and ·flying I GALLIPOLIS - A Lawrence County man is in the Gallia Coullly Jail facing a half-dozen charges stemming from a pursuit and cm<h early Saturday. Ga ll ipolis City Police .,aitl. Russell /\ . Fonh . 27. Rt I. Chesapeake. was cited lor felony fleeing ami eluding. dnving under , the intluenc.:c. resisting arn!sl. reckless openui tlll, left of cen ter and improper lane u~age . He wa!\ bookeu into !he tail at 5:33 a.m.. police ·soud 900 hlock ul Scwntl /\venue arounu 1 :~0 a.m. whe n th ey observeJ a car rcronctll y dri vt:n hy f\.long the River • •• Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol into the I :45 a.m. Wl.'h dmt ended a police pursuit of the l:ar Forthll!l~~dly Lh_'cwc is nmtinuin~. lfoorers ...a id. ·· . City o[fu:crs said lhey were 011 . ~ • '' IS THE PRESSURE. • 1 •' ••• '95 REG. CAB 4X4 TRUCKS Air conctnioned, 5 speed, power mirrors, AMIFM cassette, chrome i wheels. intermittent wipers, chrome grille. chrome step bumper: Plus much more. '95 NISSAN 200 SX SE 5 speed, air conditioned, cruise, power windows and locks, AM/FM cassette. . Totally redesigned for '95. St. #9657· 95 Aztec Red . • • • ' I ''I' I ' • • '• ' •' Sunday, Jl;IIY 30, 1995 . • By LISA PETERSON Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOUS- You might say a couple of area · men have their heads in the clouds, but you won't say they have low expectations. F{ight instf1!Ctors Jim Musgrove and Christopher Rensi are priming amateur aviation buffsfor4heir private pilot license at the Gallia-Meigs Regional Airport. · Musgrove, who manages the airport, began giving instruction in January. The classes integrate lessons for the written apd practical sections of the pilot's exam. Preparation for the written portion is given on lower ground - the classroom. The class covers principles of Oight,the aircmft's systems, meteorology, basic navigation, radio navigation, aviation.physiology and flight planning. The 40 hourn of classroom time are allocated 10 12 classes over six weeks. Students are given a textbook , sample charts, a plotter and a !Jigbt computer. While the learning pace is comfortable, the instrucJorn are determined to make pilots out of their students. They often make calls to remind students class time is close.at hand. And it works. Musgrove and Rensi' s students have over a 90 percent success rate on the Private Pilot Written test, they said. · Depending on the student, practical inslfllction can begin during or after the classroom segment. Fora license, a student-must have at least40 hours of flight time accumulated. Twenty of those hours are spent with a flightinstructorand must include cross country and night flying . ahd preparation for the private pilot test. The other20 hows must be flown solo and include cross country and practical maneuvering. Across country flight is any destin;uion 50 nautical miles from the point of departure. The flight time is spentln 150 and 170 Cessna airplanes. . Students who schedule their flying time during the class work seem to benefit the most. . They are able to apply the classroom concepts to flying and have a point of reference for their studies, Rer.si said. "People who flew while doing studies liked it a lot belter," he said. · Students can schedule .their flighl instruction anytime. But those who eonsi~tently fly seem to spend less time and money learning the maneuvers required for a license, Rensi said. · After fulfilling both the classroom and practical requirements the only hurdle left to overcome is a medical exam. The guidelines are not so stringent an average person can't pass and it is not a problem for anyone in reasonably good heallh, Musgrove said. Musgrove and Rei],Si now have seven students and are looking to recruit more into their aviation school. "It seems like a lot. But basically if you can ride a motorcycle, you can fly an airplane," Musgrove said. The training is on a pay-as-you-fly basis and is ·determined by actual aircraft operating time. The avemge cost of obtaining a license is from $2,300 to $2,500. The school will offer financial help with training. There is no ideal student. The ages range from I? to 64, the instructors said. And once a student earns his license the sky is the limit. "It real!)' is a license to Jearn," Rensi said. ' . Having had his license for five years, he said he is always learning something new. The classes first mel at the airport but will be held in the courthouse. The only limitation is astudent must be 16 years old to fly solo and l?to obtain a license . Testing sites for the computer-based written test are Charleston, W.Va., Columbus and Cincinnati. The practical portion can be taken in Huntington, W.Va., Portsmouth and Athens. I Instruction prepares for pilot's license The flight lessons are given in ISO and 170 Cessna airplanes. Pictured, left and below, is the 150 Cessna. ·- . ' ''l .~ A student or Chris Rensi, far left, checks the plane's ·wing before take-orr. Rensi ••plains lhe monitors and gauges in the Cessna. •• ••• •• • •• • 1 ••• • • •• �• Sunday, July 3~, 1995 -,Sund11y, July 30, 1995 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV .$unonv ~imee-jhntinrl • Page B3 Weddin Weddings ..... ' . • " --·...... ' I ( f \ ... ' ··-· MATTHEW AND MELISSA VANMETER Stewart-VanMeter t.,;f) , NEW HAVEN, W.Va.- Melissa Carole Stewart Wid Matthew Allan """' ' VanMeter SGT. MICHAEL AND AMEE WALLS Russell-Walls CLIFTON. W. Va .. - Amec Dawn Russell, daughter of Ralph · ~ and Lyda Russell of Cliltotl, W.Va. ~ and Sgt. Michael E. Walls, ·'"n ol : Linda McDaniel ol Dechanl. Tenn., !he late Eugene Walls of ~ . · Rutland and step-son of Ron Smith ~ of Middleport. were married .June ; 17 at Faith Baptist Church '" ~ Mason, W.Va. ., The double-ring ceremony was ~ perfonned hy Rev . .Jerry S"ott." Guest registnu- Wfl' Dcmm Rus· ! sell, sister-in-Jaw of U1t~ hride .. Baer. BriUe':-: tnaids we re Sherry John son ami Sha ri Fields. The y wore tea-length, otT-the-shoulder. pink satin _dr~~ses ami carrk·d hl~u­ quets Of white fH"'e:--. :1\.:t.Til!Cd W l~h pink ribhons. pearls a11d hahy s breath. Piano music was prnvllicU Ritchie. Groom's men we re Dallas Kelly and Rnn11ie SmiU1. hmthcr ol _ .+ :. before and during the ceremony hy Lis;l Starcher. Solnisl was Su:-;an Petry. The church was decora ted hy with" two heart -s haped canddahriiS 1 l' • '• 1 centered by an a n.: h , : - ;;' .t" ~ ·" ~ : • ; • ~ .• :!: ;. ~ "' :;. ; ,. ~ ,. ,': ;. ';!" ~ ! ;. ; ~ : ,..,., " GIIH..Icl;1hr.a:o~ containing 52 while canllles trimmed with white rihhons . The altar had ferns on either side cen· tere\1 with haskets of pink roses around the unity candle. Prior to the ceremony, the unity candle was lit by the hride's mother and the groom's father. . Escorted to the altar her lather · and given in marriagl! by her par· ents the bride wore a designer 'go~ by Bonny Essence ~lf EsteL It was white regal · saun wuh ham!beaded lace and re-emhroidered Battenburg lace . The gown felk . tured a sweethean neckline. The bodice contained hand-headed appljques nf lace with clusters of . tiny pearls lUlU sc<IUins with a deep Basque waisl. The sleeves were bishop appliqued with hand-headed lace tapered to points at the wnst. The full boull;mt skirt hel<) scattercid appli<JUes of hand-beadell lace and the deep v-hack led 10 a royal cathedral train . Arour1d the hemline was horOcreU Dalll:uhurg lace. Her mah.:hing heatlpiecc \YtLI\ crescent style accented with tiny pearls, crystal, sequins. a dt.>Uhle pouffe and a two-tier vetl ot 11lusian net. The bride c:.UTicU a cascade hou· quet of pink and white roses. accented with ivy, pearls and daisies. The maid of honor was "Fricia The flow e r ~ irL., \.Vii!\ A:-. hll' y King, ilimghler of Paula K_in g. She wore a pink llro l·adc -.a un Un.:s~ with a scalloped heml ine awJ cmried a white h:rsket fiU ed wi~• rose petals. The hest man was C hu ck the groom . Usher:-- an d tape r lighters Wt!I'C Ronnie Smith. hro~ll· er of lhc groom and M:ttthcw Rus· se ll, cou~in olthe hriuc. The groom. gron~ n · s men a.m.l ushers wore h la~ k tu xcllos wll h tails and matt:hin g vcsls :wd how ties. The ushers anU groom' s men wore pink rosebud boutonniere ~ . The groom's houtonnicrc fen turetl white rosehuds. The bride's mother wore a heigo jacket [LIIU a !lora! ~kirt. Her corsage was white with pink tip roses . After the ceremony, a reception WlL' held at the American Legion in Middleport. The ~1bles were deco. rated with bud vases of pink roses, white candles and pink and white baiJ<KlllS. The three-tier wedding cake w;L, white accented with tiny pink roses . The cakc top was a pon.:clnin bride nnll gr-oom with a hc:Ht · · shaped hack accented with white doves, !>ells and two go ld hand s tied with white ribhons. OuHlf~town guc>;ls wer~ D;Jlas Kelly and Amy Epple ol San An to· nio, Texas. Amce, a grallu :ue of Wahama Hi gh School. plahs to attend the University ol Texa' this t:tll and is employed by Christine's·Agaci in S[Lil Antonio. Mike, a gmdu:ue of Meigs lligh Schml. is serving with the Anned Forces Criminal lnvcstigati(lll Divi- . sion in Fnrr Srun Hous10n. Texas. After a rour·day honeymoon. the couple resides in San Antonio. . ..,. Gallia community calendar - ~ ... Sunday, .luly 311 POINT PL EA SANT. W.Va. Narcotics Anonymous Tri County Group 7:30p.m. 611 Viand St. ... CENTENARY · Hunt-Wood family reunion 12:311 p.m. at R:tc· coon Creek Coumy Park . ••• GALLIPOLIS -. Cinllia So"er Association el!o!ction of otlh:er~ 2 pm. Bossart) Lihnu")l .• ••• wen~ May 27 at UJC Faith B;tptist Church in Mason, W.Va . Dr . Claude Stevens officintecJ'thc Lloublc ring cererrion_y. The brioei<I he daughter M ll :u-bara Mitchell. New Haven. W.Va. and Gary ·Sicw:u·t. Point Pleasant, W.Va. She is th e gra111ldaughl er of Charl es W . and the late Mary Kathryn Stew;u·t of Ceredo. W.Va. and the late Mr. and Mrs . Wilhur · Stewart of M:L.son. The groom is the son of Donald and Ann VanMeter of Mason. He is the grand.<on of Mr. and Mrs . Willirun VanMeter of Clifton and Helen and the late Okey How:u-d of New Hav~n . · · · Escorted down the aisle by her brother, Cluistophcr Mitchell and given in marri <igc hy her family. the bride wore a white .<alin designer gown. The form-fitted bodice was embellished wi~l lace. headed pearl applique~ and clusters of iri· descent se~)uins , The Queen Anne sleeves were adomcd with headed pearls ru1d iridescent sequins which tapered to points m the wrists. The full skirt was emhelli.,hcd with lace appliques, pearls and iridesce nt sequins m1d llowL'<l into an extc1ld· ed cathedral ti·ain trimmed with scalloped .sequin and pca.rl appliques. Her herlLiph!cL: was :t crown adorned with iridescent SC<)Uins and dangling pe:u·l clusters. The fingertip double tier veil was accented with pearls. She cmTicd a l'IL'\t.:ading bouquet of fu sr h~ a lilies . W!litc and fenluretl a teal running water roses, bahy' s hreath . Lily of th e fountain . · Valley rutd li: ngli~II ivy. Following a honeymlXlll to Myr· The maLrons ol" honor were Lisa lie Beach, S.C., the couple res ides Ohlinger and Lcslea Ashton . . in Cirai~U"O. N.C. Meigs'" community calendar SUNDAY POMEROY - Descendants of Tommy Gilkey and Milda Jane Hudnall annual reuuion SumJ.ay , roadside pmk on Route 33 ncar Darwin . Potlu ck t.Jinner HI noun . MONDAY POMEROY - Meigs Cllunly Veterans Service Commission. 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Veterans Servjce Office. Mulberry Avenue. Pomeroy. Take own tahle serv ice and folding chai11;. TUESDAY PAGEVILLE - Scipio Town· RUTLAND - Rutland Ynulh ship Trustees. 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at League final picnic Sunday, I p.m. · the Pageville Township huilding. at Fireman' s Park . All players, CHESTER - Free skin testing frunilies urged to alletuJ. clinic for tuherculosis. Chester Fire .LOOK GREAT AT THE FAmt· ••• GALLIPOLIS - Ralph Workman to pretch at II a.m. mul 6 p.m. French City Bnpllst Church. · *** BIDWELL · Layman Day Set· vice 2:30 p.m. MI. Carmel Church with Rev . Tom Bolling and Ptlgnm Home Church Choir. Bride's maids were Susan Clark. Lori Myers. Li sa !lash and Pam Boso._They wore fuschia tea=lcngth satin gowns at1ll canicd small hou· quets of lilies . ros~:s :uu.l t.:nrnmions. Kasey . .lt"i and Me1i Vm1Meter were flower girls. They wore Daisy Kingdom rompers ami c:uried lace and pearl decomted baskets of ruse petals. Veronika Rickl..U served a' train carrier for tht: hrille. She also wore a Dab•y Kingtlnm romper. The groom wore a white Chris· tian Dior ruxello with t41ils. matt.:h· ing white vest ami lie. Donnie VanMt:.tcr anti Rex Howard were he sl men . Groom's men were Pete Oliver. .Joe Cmnuto. Christopher Mitchell and David Mitchell. They all wore hlack ChriStian D'ior tuxcdtJs wilh tail s · and black cummcrhunds and tks. .Attending the guest hook w·a." Kimberly Bond. The altar of the church WlL' dec· orated wi!h candelahras accented with while satin bows and white floral arr.mgt:menls. The prelude music was provided by Wendy Kce11ey, pianist and Melissa Smith. vocalist. Th e pmcessional music , '·Trumpet V.oluntary" was perronned hy Toney Dingess. Rex Howard and Susan Bird. ' The hritlC ruuJ grm un were transporte<' hy a white stretch limousine to the reception site at the Bend Area Recreational Center. The l'Cn· ter w"' decumted with fuschia and teal accents. The seven-tier wedding · cake was white with tiny l"uschia roses unitetl in marriage GALLIPOLIS - Multipl e Scle· rosis Support Group I:30 p.m. New Life Lutheran Church. I ·spring Valley Plaza Stop In' Now 1 "Mall Brands & More Without The Drive" Juniors • Misses • Etc Casual Apparel New merchan4iu arriviRB weekly! ••• PLANNED PAREN,BOOD •• -t OF SOU,HEAS' OliO -Confidential Services .. ' • for females & males. •Birth Control Exams •Pap Tests . . • •Tests & t(eatments for sex~ally transmitted diseases •Anonymous HIV tests & counseling . •Pregnancy' tests & counseling •Methods Include: ' • DepoProvera.·lnjection • .Diaphragm • I.U.D. • Birth control pill • conelom/Spermlclde Sliding_Fee Scale JERRY AND STACEY . ---·."". .... -·· Hatfield-Cox GALLIPOUS . Kimberly D. Hatfield and Travis .1. Cnx were united in marri :~gc June 16 in the Gallipolis City P:irk·. Rev . John Jeffre y performed Ute double-ring ceremony. Solos were prcsentctl by Joann Wellinglol\. Tiie bride was given in m;uTia~c by her grandfather, Clinton Stan· ley. · . . Maid of honor was Brandi Watson, cousin of the hridc. wearing a royai blue gown. Brides maid ' s were Heather Sturgill , cousin nf th e grJHlm , Dawn Darsl. Je ss ica Il!!nncll, cousin llf the bride :utd Sommer Fulks, cousin or the bride. ~~I welU"· ing royal blue gowns. The groom· s hrothcr, llill Cox Jr. served ali Ute h!!sl man. · The groom's me n were Gny Ferguson, cousin of th e groom, Mike Montca sllc. uncl e or the groom, Jason llatfield. brother or the bride , and Matt Houck . all wearing a hlnck ami royal hluc tuxedo. FJower girls wL:rc Kelly and Kimber Davis, cousin!-> of !he groom . Ring bearers were. Dreanna S.uJ·. liv:1n and Jeremy [Jc-mlclt. cousms of the bride. Andy Whcnldon. wusitl of the bride, carried U1c bride's train. Ushers were Mi c hael Davis. co u.sin of th e groom a nd Luke Fulks, cousin or tile hride . Beve rly Sullivan rc gis lcrt:l.l guests A reception follow ed at tile American L eg ion on Doh McCormick Road . Serving were Beverly. Watson. llarh Clin e. Mackie Lavender and lletty Bing . The couple ..stayed the ni ght at the Super 8 Motel. compliments of the bride'S grandparents. Clipron [Lild Pat•y Smhley or Gallipolis <llld !Job and Sylvi<t Kistler of Log<tn . They then continued their hone y· moon in Pigeon Porgc. Tenn. The couple resides in Bidwell . KEVIN AND SARAH WADDELL Daniel-Waddell GALLIPOLIS - Estate St. l'etcr at Holzer Clinic. 'the groom is the son of Mr. and Greathouse :md Botanical Gardens. St. TPomas, Virgin Islands. w;.- the .Mrs . Noah Wa ddell of f'r:rnklin setting for the .June 5 wedding of Furnace. He is a gradual!.! of the Sarah Jane Daniel and Kev in University of Rio G rand e and Micbael Waddell . The double-ring teachc~ at Vinton Co unty lli gh ceremony was performed hy Rev . School. Charles Peters . Following a Carihhean uuisc. The bride is the daughter of Mr. the couple was honorcll by family and Mrs. Robert E. 'D;miel or Gal· and friends at a July I n!ception at lipolis. She is a graduat e of the the Elk's Cluh. The Waddell's reside on Lake University of Rio Grandc/Holzcr School of Nursing and is en·mi<1ved Drive in Rio Gnu~<.lc. · MICHAEL AND LORI BONGIORNO Mamone-Bongiorno ' 509 S. THIRD STREET MIDDLEPORT 992-5912 I . organ. , Given in m:trriagc hy h(!r par·. cnts.ruld eswncd to the alt ar by her falher, the hridc wot:e a gow u of white bridal · satiu fashioned wi~l a sweethem·t neckline acc.:emcd with sequin~ and pearls', long fingenip sleeves anti a cat hedral trai n. 1-icr veil was of alcncon Inee wi U1 rolled edges and appliques wit h sequin trim . She crmieLI a cast.:mli ng houquct of purple aw.J wh it e roses a('l"Cntctl with shades !If purple ami lavender. The groom wore n hl:tck tux~.:do accessorizctl in hlad . !l is hl!st nian was hi s brother ..limm y Clela nd . who wa' in a hlack tu xedo with purple tic and .c umm crh und . Tho ushe11; . Boh Lamhcrt and Gill EIIL< . wore black tu xedos with la vender accent. M aid of honor was Karen Gibbs, sist er-i n-law o r the hride . She wore a rca length tires~ ol pur· pie satin with lace mvered bodice . Bride 's maid was Stephanie (")e. land, :;islcr·in·law of th e groom . She won! a tea-lcugth dr ess of TUPPERS PLAINS -- Diana Faye Jone~ anti S t ~Vl'll Paul M:tyo .~ Reunion policy . -,. ...... .~ With . the family reunion season :!:qtiickiy approaching, ~y wUI ~ • ; · submitting articles of famliy acuvt.::.;:.ties for publication. · :;:; To ensure prompt publication, ~ the Gallipolis Daily Tribune and f.::tThe Daily Sentinel requests that '-' articles be neatly typed and double ::!spaced for easy editing. Reunion !.!.,items should not exceed 300. words :;i,and must be submitted within 30 ,!.. days of occurrence. No.exceptions will be made . ·For Every Room In Your Home ... Including Your Music Room WALLPAPER . AND ' BLIND SHOP MEMORIAl. BRIDGE APPROACH ON GARFIELD AVE., PARKERSBURG MON.-FRI. 9·8:30 SAT. 9·5:30, SUN. 12·5 428·1065 lavender sati 11 Rin_g h e.arl'r Wa.'!. 'Matlh c..Y.I Hoskins. I lt.! wmc a hl:tck suit with pUiple bow. IJeth:my Gihhs. daughter of th e IJriUe. was tlu: flower girl ami wore :t purple :-oat in with white lace and :!CCCII I ll'illl Of p~arJ:-; :mll sequin . . During thL: lightmg oJ llll' unity cmllk. a vocal duel was pl'ffnrmctl by LinJn nnll Gary llntcs l!ntit lctl "On ly God Con ld Love Yo u Mtirc ." _, The reception w: ts held immediately hlllowing the t.:urcmllny in the churd1 social mom . A thrctHicrcd foun tain cake wa s decorated in shades ol purple . Stairways holding minia!lli'C hritlc's maid r~pl ica.~ led to sitlc cakes. J\ miniature hrillc and groom st;t udin g in front nf :1 cathedr;~ wi ndow topped I he cake. Serve rs WL'rc Gwe n Marl in anti . Bt.:ll)' Morris. aunts of lhc hriJL:. a. . . . isted l1y Mr.' . ll;tll'~. s i s tct·in ~ law o l' th e g_J;ooll l , W;t!-> maid 9f honor :uul .l u(! Y .~~me...... ~is .­ lcr of tllC hrillc , was hndc ·' t\l:ttll . MARTIN'S FURNITURE AND COLLECTABLES T he co up k IHHH:y mo o n ~J d in (J at tlin hurg. Tenn . They reside un .........I Hyse ll Run Road. ~ 10 LBS. • LOSE IN 3 DAYS I All Natural C.H. 2001 With Chromium Picou nate MONEY BACK GUARANTEE' 1 FRUTHPHARMicv ----· GalllpOIIB • I 1 446-6620. One Week Only, July 31 st•Aug. 5 lrains, Rockets, Model Kits Hobby and Model Construction Materials and Supplies Plus Much More 473 RICHARD AVENUE NEW SHIPMENT OF PORCELAIN DOLLS SPECIALS- 16x20 PRINTS Reg. $5.95............ :....... SALE $4.95 LAMPS $5.95 & I)P • DINETTE SET $50.00 & Up WASH BOWL & PITCHERS Reg. $20.95 ................ SALE $15.95 We have several pieces of miniatures including Water Sets, Punch Bowls, Cookie Jars & Berry Sets Starting at Only $6.00 Sofas $50.00 & UP Indian Figures $2.95 to $6.95 Our Place Is Not A Museum - Come See Us These Things Are For ale Clip Ad for Free Gift Sale Enda Au • 5th LIBERTY GOLD SHOWBOAT Peaches, Pear Halves & Fruit Cocktail PORK & B 1soz.59c 15 69 4 TOMATO JUICE 46 oz.................... SNOW FLOSS . . 39 C lOMATO oz.··········\··················· SNOW FLOSS . 79 TOMATO KETCHUP oz.............. SHUR fiNE SLICED CARROTS 15oz................. 39·C PARAMOUNT 99 HAMBURGER SLICES oz.......... DORCHISTER · 6 9 C MUSTARD 66 oz........................... .. 15 9 9 C APPLE BUTTER oz:.................. . CLIFFSTAR · . 99c APPLE JUICE 64 oz........................ . .CRANBERRY JUICE COCKTAIL •• SAYERS CHOICE 64 oz. $199 CRANAPPLE JUICE COCKTAIL~.. . C LUCKY LEAF APPLE SAUCE 15 o~......;...... . • SAYER'S CHOICE 23 C .MACARONI & DOVE DISH LIQUID 22 oz............. 59 c . · · SAVER'S CHOICE a· J.EL~Y 32 '' ·'· 2/89. C. $2!9 BRICK COFFU 1m oz..........;........ . 59 4 APPLESAUCE 25 oz.................;....... SHUR FINE . . C SLICED PEACHES 29 oz.................. 9 SAYERS CHOICE ft 9 C GRAPE $199 SAYERS CHOICE 64 oz. 32 SAYERS CHOICE . ~ 32 ~ · 32 C I, oz...39c DORCHESTER SNOW FLOSS DORCHESTER GRAND OPENING SALE 992-7236 Great Items · · CHEESE 7.25 oz..... 30 Caplets PANCAKE MIX 32 oz...................d HOUSE OF HOBBIES 222 MAIN ST., POMEROY, OH. On Many WALLPAPER SALE OF THE YEAR ~~% +T~o/o Off were unitCtl in marr iat!L' June 17 ;11 the .BeLpre C'i vi t:m Prtrk ( i:tZl: ho. Rev . Sharon llausm:m oflidatl:d al the doubl~·rin g '~rcnmny :- ·~ The bride is !he ll:! ughtcr nf Tony an<l Shirley J \HI~.' of Tuppers Plains . The groom is the . . on ol Paul and Olwyn Mayo t1f Vienna. W.Va. for her WCt.ldiltg th.,l' hridl' WOI'l: . a gown of ivory s:tti n and lal'c !':~ . . h· ioned with a sw.cL• tltcan uecklmc . She w;ts esnn'lcd to tHe i1ltar hy her fa ther. Jerem y and llryal\ ( 'owdcry. sons or tiJC hridc. wen.: L''I...'Orl!-> for the couple", lllothcrs . Kell y Mayo. Servi ng as the groom's attcn· dants were .lame ..s Thompson , .Jr. and Ryan Mayo , brother uf the groom. The more than a 100 guest.' were registered hy Connie Rankm . sister oLU•~hrilll.lo- A rcccplioi1 :11 the park fnllowetl the wcddiug . Diana lll tenlled Eastern lll gh School anti graduated from Utica High School. She is employed hy Belpre Ci ty Sclwols. Sl~ven " a grallun l!.! of Parkershurg 111 1-! h School mHI West Virgin i<~ t lnive.-sity with a ha~hclor ·~ Uegrce in civil engincc nn g. Ih! is employed . by Vienna MeDonaltl" ..s. Following a wc ddio~ tt·ip, the couple will r<'side in Vienna, W.Va. . SAVE ·-LOTS. IMPERIAL We accept (IJiedlcald and. private Insurance. 414 SECOND' STREET GALLIPOUS 446-01'6 6 MIDDLEPORT - The Brad - bury Church of Christ. wa., Lh<>,.clting for Jhe .I u ne II wedding of SL1cey Renee Gihlls. :llld J.crry Lee Cleland . The tlouhle ring ceremony was performed hy Rev Roher! Thompson. . . Gue$1s were registl'rcll hy r arrie Gibbs, sister-in-law or til e hrirle Prcnupi ial music wa~ rn.:~enfl•d hy Kathy John~o,on (lll !he nitllltl 111HI COLUMBUS - Lori Ann . giorna, brothers of the groom, Mmnone of Columbus and Michael Gedinn Arrtya, [Lild John Mamone. Bongiorno of Brooklyn, N.Y. were brother of the hride , served as united in tmmiage 6::10 p.m .. May groom· s men. l11ey were attired in 27 at Sl. · Chri s topher Church . black tuxedos, black satin vests and Gr;uidvieW . Father Michael Reis black how ties. Th ey wore white officiated at the <:andlelight cere- free sia and delphinium boutonmony. nieres. The hride is the daughter/stepThe bride's mother wore a tea daughter of Frank and Denise length black lace mtd chiffon dress. Mamone of Columhus. and Susan The bride 's slep mother wore a Cover MlUnone of Columbus. She mint green silk dress with pearl is the gr.andtlaughter of Geraldine accessories . The groom's moth er Cross of Racine and the late Earl P. wore a hlu e sequined, full-length Cross. gown with matching jacket. All The gmom is the son of Stef[Lilo wore corsages of a spring mix con~ '., and Carmela Bongiomo of llrook- sisting of freesia and delphinium . ... . , lyn. · with ribbons which matched their After a half-hout" of prenuptial dresses . The fathers of lite bri(le · music . the hride walked d\twn the . :utd groom wore black tuxedos . ai~le on tht: arm of her father lu Hillery Harris, cousin of the Procell's Trumpet VolunL1ry. hride and Lisa Polis were guest r··or her wedding she wore a regislrars . They also passed out white satin and embroidered tulle bnules of bubbles in lieu of the tmbridal gown wilh lt cathedrai length ditional rice. The bride and groom ::, veil decorated with alencon lace left in a limousine for their recep:: appliques matching those on the tion at the Great Southern Hotel in ·- gown and scattered seed pearls . downtown Columbus. ;:~ She carried a houquet ol" white A dinner was served . The four "" .. roseN and stephanotis with trailing tiered cake was topped wiUdive ~;. English ivy. llowers. The couple had the first :: Carrying yut the tradition of dance to Billy Holiday's ''Every;:',: something old. the bride c;mied her thing I Have is Yours." They took a -· · Grandmother Cover's handker- . honeymoon trip to the Caribbean .:; chief; something new, she wore !'land,. ,:..""gold loop can;ings. a fm!senl fro"! The newlyweds reside on ,. her fcllhcr anll 'slep mother~ some- · Grandview Avenue, Columbus. ~ :;,_. thin~ horrowcll . her ~tep mother 's Both have degrees in ,architecture , mother-of-pearl n~cklace; and from Prall Institute, Brooklyn . . :·.. ~nmething hluc, her ganer. Lori is an intern architect at '7~ AngeJa Jacohsen wa' matron of Meacham & Apel Architect s in honor. Bride.' s maids were Maria Dublin, and Michael is an intern Bongiorno, sister of !he groom, architect at Design Group in Wor· Jean DeAngelis, Harvest Rider, U1ington. Kendra Nonis, cousin of the bride. Junior bride's maids wen: Christine and Stephanie Mamone, both si§; te11; of the hritle. · The attendants wore tea length violet chifron gowns and carried 1\11 '1HI \I \1 \II CO\ lltli\(,\ bouquets of iris, freesia, daisies, delpbinium and Queen Anne's lace with trailing English ivy. · Chelsea Bernardo, daughter of Cynda and Bob Bernardo, served as flower girl. Chelsea wore a white chiffon dress with lace over. lay matching the auendants. The groom was attired in a black tuxedo and white paisley · vest. His boutonniete was a white ····· rose and white stephm10tis. Joseph. -Bongiorno, brother of •CURRENT PATTERNS the groom, served as best man . Robert Bongiorno and Steven Bon,•NEW PATTERNS WHITE'S DRESSES oOFF! ~Ll:LA,NU Gibbs-Cieland . •TRAVIS AND KIMBERLY COX I '• .. :. Jones-Mayo ~ ,_ • STEVEN AND DIANA MAYO CONTACT COLD & FLU ............... 9 9 C oz...............:...... .. ADVENT SH~~-oz......... . SAVERS CHOICE $199 2/SJ STAR· KIST TUNA ASSORTED ,VEGETABLES 3c 19c Across from C&i Hardware ATHENS 594-2586 • . I. ' �• fDA advisory committee ..---Ohio Elks support-~ says hormone pills still need .more research ements imponant ingrediem thai is in Premarin, a drug refined frnm the urine of pregnant mares. Premarin , is prescrihcd for woriten to prevent osteoporosis. a bone thinning tliMJrdcr expt!rienccll by about one women in five alkr menopause. The Llru g. aho liclps· prevent heart Ui .... case aut! \OOifiC types nf canL:cr. anJ CtUllfols symptoms of menopause. such as hot flashes and vaginall.lrYJtC~s . The issue before lhe committee " was the hiological effect of a chemical called della 8. 9 DHES, which is one of si~ types of estrogen contained in Premarin . In a l'I'JJ FDA action, the agency declared DHES to be an inactive ingrctliem of Premarin and that a genl!ri.c for the drug woulu have to contain only live forms of estrogen. A generic proposed for market ing by Duramed Pharmaceulicals Inc. of Cincinnati fpllo.w~tl Uo"" five·C.!itrogcn fonnula. The next move i' now up 10 the FDA . By PAUL RECER AP Science Writer ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP) - A Food an!l Drug AdminiSiratiou advisory panel declined Friday to recommend approval - or disap· proval- of a che.1per. generic ver· sion of the nation's mnso prescribed drug, saying it d<>esn' t have cnou~h infonnation. The comminee concluded lhcre was " insuflicicnl Oaw" to deter- mine if a generic estrogen drug had to contain all of 1hc components that are in the lop-selling Premmin, a bdrmone replacement drug used by aboul 11 million pnstmenop.;'lUsal wtuncn. Committee memher:o agreed on a statement ntlering no reccunmendation aflet two days or testimony on que~tions rt!lateU to ~~ pclition hy Duramecl Pharmaceutu:al..., Inc . to markel a ch~aper copy of Premurin. Wyeth .. Ayer.'\t L:.hnnltnries. th~ maker of Pre marin, filetl ~' petition op~ing,lhe generic . The company claimed that the generic, mm.le of synthetic compouru..ls. lackt:d an JANELLE WILLIAMS AND WILLIAM HARMON Williams-Harmon " RACINE - Janelle (Jan) Dar-: lene Williruns and William (Bill) ~ Harmo-n announce their engflge~: mem anLI approaching marriage. Willimns is 1he duugluer of Mildred and Frcl'mnn Williams of ~ Racine. Shl' ai!L'nd ... Ohio Universi: t}' when: ~he i~ majoring in Heming Speech Scil'm:e.... and works in : the De;ut" :-. Otlin: oJ the College n"f" - Eduuuicm. . . anU . Harmon is the Mill of Jim and Linda Harmon of Ponland and Rose SimPson of Columhus. He is employeLI with Yatc:-. Heating ami Cooling . lie is illc fatllcr of .1. P. H:U"ITI()Jl . An open church wcduing will be hold Aug. 12 with music beginning at 2 p .m. at the Mount Moriah Church of Gotl in llacine. .- •. • • • • PAULA AND ERIC CLARY GALLI POLl~ · Paula Jn Anne Leon nf Gallipolis anu Eric Ell ward Clary announce their Ctlgngcmcnl ami upcoming marriage. Leon is the daughler of Sherry . and Mike McGinnis of Gallipolis. She is a 11195 gradume of Gallia Academy High School anu is employed a1 Green Acres Regional ,. ,. : : Ameri~an children. Rev. MiJchell was reported to have remained devastated by the picnic mishap. He decided to become a missionary in Vietnam in the late 1940's. UP! Services reported his kidnapping, presumably by Communist guerrillas, in 1962. He continues to be missing. The Korean War was not popu· lar; and until recently, the Vietnam . War was on the same level as sexually transmitted diseases, "It just wasn't discussed." However, much wider media coverage enabled people in the United States "to be there" via television. There weren'tmany secreJS kept for any length of time during the Korean or Vietnam Wars. Coverage of the Desen Stonn Operation made that invasion an open book. The Second World War was different. Not only did we have miliJary rpeople hailed as heroes, but untlauering repolt,'i on generals and presidenJS did not start surfacing until the last few years. The Second World Ward continues 10 be the most reponed on, most talked about, and, probably, the most secretive war of living people's time. World War U was not in our living rooms on television every evening. A~ an Oregonian, I knew people · who· had first-hand knowledge about some of the Japanese balloons that reached the PacificNorthwest These heavy, paper-built, hydrogen balloons . (crafted by Japanese girls pulled from RIO GRANDE - Greg Miller, d~nt of public instruction, chalCenter. Ph. D.. fmc ans professor and coor- lenged new commiuce members in Clary is the son of Regi!Hl dinator of tl1e line arts progr:un in a leuer of appointment "to "'sume Lawhon of Gr~lipolis ;md Etl Citify the University of Rio Grande's a leadership role in bringing 1hc of Crown City. He is a 1993 gradu.college of Education, has acccp1ed significance of pm(essional dcyel-· ale of Gallia Academy High School an. appointment 10 the Ohio Depart· opmem iluo focus." and is-employed al Onn•m Hall Inc . ment of Education Professional A memhcr of !he Rio Grande · The wcuding will be 2:30 p.m .. Development Commillee. He rep· fine arts faculty .for 10 years. Miller Sept . 'I a1 Grace United Melhodisl most recenily wrole. tlirccletl and resents the Ohio Alliance fnr Arts Church. in Education on the 23 memb.er performed in "Oul of !he Red Brush," a stage ;1dapt.ation uf I he committee. Miller is one of 14 new mem· best selling novel hy Jackson bers to lhe commiuee wilh a tenn native Kermit Doughcrly. The R~LI I I I of appointmenl umil June 30. 19118. Brush ca!'il pcrfonnctl lhis summer Cliftoo"Uniled Mcthodisl Church in Jeff Goff. ODE imcrim ~uperimen- on a New York stage for a twoClifton, W.Va. . lbe ceremnn y wi II lit:gi n al 5: 30 p.m. wilh the music he~ inning ru 5 p.m. A reception will he held immediately following the ceremn- . Th~ Sunday Tiiii<'.I -Senrind Thurstlay, 4 p.m. prior In lhc tlale ny at the Moose Lodge in Poilll regards the wedding.s of Galli a, . qf publication. Pleasant, W.Va. Meigs and Ma.,on counties as news . "' Those not making the 60-day and is happy to publish wedding deadline will he puhlished during stories an !I photngqaphs without the daily paper as space allows. charge. I Photngmphs of either the bride However, wedding news must or the bride and groom may be" School. His fiance graduated in 1985 from the Wesl Virginia Bible meet general standards of timeli· published with weUding Slories if SchooL Bolh all end Tit~ Poner' s ness. The newspaper prefers to desired. Ph01ngr:1phs may be either publish rtccounls of weddings as black alld while (>r gonu 4ualily House at Chesler. An August wedding is hcing soon as possible al'ocr I he cvenl. . color, billfold size or larger. Poor quality phowgraphs will To be puhlishe<l in lhe Sunday planned. et.lition, the wedding must have nor be accep1ed. Generally, snaptaken place within 60 t~tys prior 10 shoos or instant-developing photos U1e publication, and 'may he up Jo are not of acccplabk qualily. 600 words in length. Mmerial f(lf All ma1crial submined for publiAiong the R1.ver mus1 he r~ceiveu Calion is subject to editing, news articles in the sodely sccrion by lhe editorial depanmelll by must be suhmiued within 30 days of occurrence. All birthdays must be submitted within 42 <lays of .the occurencr. · An material suhmiued lor puhlicalion is subject to edilling. Starcher-Moody. WEST COLUMBIA. W.Va. • :George and Juditll Slarchcr of Wesl ·Columbia, W.Va .. and George and ' :Marjorie Moouy of Cheshire ~ announce the upcoming marriage .of their dauglW< anu mn, Lisa Gay : and James Dc;m , The open church ~ wedding will he Aug. $, at 1hc : engagement ;uul :1ppnl:1l"hing mar- :riage. · Tbe prospective gr oom is a : J976 gradualc of Meigs high ~ • GEORGE AND CATHERINE LOWERY Lowerys to mark 40th · POMEROY - !icorgc and Catl1erine (ile lly ) Lowery of New Lima Koad , Pomeroy , will cele,' brate their 41llh wctluing anniversary tomo1TOW. · They were marril'tl .lnly ~I. 1955 in Jefferson, l'a . George is retired rrorn rqote lime atomic bombs on Japanese cit· ies. The United States did not want Russia in the Pacific Theater. Two days after the Americans dropped a uranium bomb on Hiroshima, Russia declared war on Japan and attacked Manchuria. The next day, the United States dropped a plutonium bomb on Nagasaki towards the war's end. Meanwhile, there are six graves in a small eastern Oregon community that very few people knew about, ot even know about today. How fortunate for us, Japan did not learn of the Bly picnic until after the war had " ended. History Sources: "Columbus . Dispatch; "'TheBend Bulletin" Bend, Oregon; and "Energy History Series" The · Manhattan Project: Science in · the Second World War, August, 1990. (Dorothy Sayre and her bus· band, Geroge, rormerly or Meigs County, moved here about three years ago and now reside in a new house racing the Ohio River just below Syracuse.) Questions may he diteclc!l Jo the edimrial deparunem from I to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday m 446-.2342. Lillie lhings Art Worth Alol ' GALLIPOLIS · Frank an!l Waid Rndford. "They have si~ children, 16 Norma James of Gallipolis will ,observe 1heir 671h wctltling grantlchildren. 19 great· grandchildmo and lwo slep-grandchildren. ;umiv~rsary Aug. 4. " There"will be no celebration due They were mmTied Aug. 41928 at the Eureka parwnage by Rev. · loan illness inlhe family. in Contest winner--...., ruin with n los~ ot 546 million francs ($111.4 million ). The 170 MARNE-LA· VALLEE, France million tnmc (S34 .6 million) pmlit (AP) - When i1 opened 1hree announce!! Tuesday isn'l hu ge. hul years ago, Disneyl:111d Paris it's a picture of heallh compared seemed as hopelessly ou1 of pl:oce with a year ago when thc park was as the Burger Kin~ on 1hc Chrunps hemorrhaging $I million a u~y . Elysees. The lossc:-.. were hl;uricU in lar~l' Boosled hy i1> new Space part on lowcr-lll<ln-cxpccJcd mcr . Mountain rille, lower l!ntnmcc (ces chRndist: sales cu1d hotel occupanand the gradu:ol end 10 Europe's cy. Sales of Sluffed Mickey Mouse deep recession, the sprawling toy s, Donald nuck T-shins and theme park Parisians um:e *'('OmeU othcr Dism:y paruphl'malia remain as a "cullural Chcmohyl" is linal- at 8 llnt 25 [)CI\.'CIU of lolaJ ft:WIIUC . ly out of the red . Euro Disucy ... ays allt:mtmn: "It's very 1\mcrican. hut we figure~ uucoul in Sep1emhct will always find American culture very show admission up sharply. II cretlinteresting .'· said Sophie its a 20 perccnl cui i11 ticket prices Rousseau, among the many visitors to 195 fmncs ($40) in April ~nd 1he who thronged tlle park tl1is week . debut in June of I he high->pecd Former Presith.:!nt Francois Mit· Space Moumain ride. terrand once sniffed 1ha1 Disney. Hotel occupmu:y rates iJKht!d up land Paris was 1 'not my ~.:up of Jo 60 percen1 in I '1114 < ~kr a price tea." The park has nonclht:lcs~ cui ~md hav~ rt ...cn "signilkantly " become 1he No. I tourisl !!raw in this year, said ~ornp:my spokcsma11 France. Philippe Ravana> . "My fatht.:r-in-law halts this ' ;\Ve are a ~ommcrcinl sucplace but I think il"s sup~r. juSI cc"," he declared . "It doesn'l super," said Rousseau. 32, muilch- mean we have no more problems, ing a hoi dog wilh 5-year-olu but it's a -goOll sign." daughter .lus1ina llUISi!le Sleeping Euro Disney also cre!liiS the Beauty's Casol~ . resnrl' s betrcr performance on This week. Euro Disney rcpnrl· linanci;ol restructuring hy iiS U.S .ed its firsl 4uancrly profil since b:L,eu parent, Walt Disney Co. lis Disneyland Paris opened ils d<X>rs two U.S. parks, Disneyland in Anain April 19~2. Juhilant company heim, Calif., an!l Disneyworld in officials nnw predict the p~rk Orlando. Fla .. arc raking in record might break even hcfnre the end of auendance and profits. 1995, a full year ahead Of schedule. Ahonl 30 million people have The tumaround is dnnnmic for a visiled Disney· s fir.SI European . $4 billion rcson tlm1 opcncu juSI '" pllfk, according to Ravana'S. Tour the European ec11nomy slumped . · huscs· fmm ~pain. Germany ;md Disneyland Paris skidued inlo ils Hollanu line 11tc parki1ig lnl. first winlcr wilh five lhcmc hnlcl.' " l'o:i>ple say we didn'l et>nlimn half-empty. forcing il 10 l~mporari­ to European ta ... tcs . What more ly shuucr a six 1h . proof do we need?" Ravanas said . Rumor!\ of the pmk's inuniw.:m "'TI1cre's a p1Lr~1dox in Fnuu•.:c. It's closure followed and 1hc lines <II the most anti-Amcrkan :md prothe gaoe slmonk. Swne amdy>IS con- Amcrit·an country in Europe." sidered the resort an American rn is· Ani'erican pop culture :thonnUs fit doomc!IIO Jaj I. a1 Oisncyland Paris, hu1 Euro DisA year ago. Euro Disney w;ts ney alsn has given the park 20 teetering on 1he hri11k of linanci<!l miles cast of Paris a continental 1.ouch . Some rcstnumrus serve alcohol, and Main Street U.S. A. is dot t~U with outd<Klr cafes where locals Francine Romine, a puff cigmcttes anti sip espresso. spokeswoman ro, Fnru in Delroil. said the company is c<xlpcrating in the invesligat ion. Ford sold ahout 100,000 of the I'I'IJ Villager mini~: vans, all of which wcr~ <L'se mhled at Avon L'lke. she said. All Natural C.H. 2001 Ford w~u·ned Llealers in Octohcr Wllh Chromium Plcollnate that there were reports nf noise MONEY BACK GUARANTEE from the hlower area in minivans 0 asseQJbled helween April 13, 1992 and May I, 199J. Administration Middleport H2-4411 • officials said !he noise did nol • ~ a:wear ttl be rclmetlw tl1~ fires: !'OSTER COM I'ETITION • Galli:~ County RecyclillJ: and LUter Prevt'ntinn rect-ntl) ht~ld tlu!'ir unnunl pustt!'r cu''ntest with first place ~.tninA to \Vhispt>r C:mtt·r or .J:.u:k...,on, a student at Snuthw~st· ern ).i:lt'hlt'nhu·y. Cunh·r wu.o; uwunlt'd $20 untl a 1-shirt. Hn winning pmitt'r i.10 featurt'd un a hillhuard spummn:d hy Ohiu Vulley Bank. Cuntcr, lt'l"t, 1.11ul Dd.'\ie Rurgess, as ...-i ... tant rashirr and trust administrator ut-Ohin V:~lley llank shmt.l in l"rnnt nl"lh~ hillltnard. TWIN SIZE·SAVE $87 $12995 ... pc. s.t1 Only S1199· Retaill216.95 POSTUREPEDIC Full Size Set 1399.95 IQueten Size Set·•Y,r.Yl Fire reports in miniVans being checked AVON LAKE, Ohio {Af')of fires in the engine compartments or 1993 Mercury Villager minivans are being invesl igat"ed by !he Nalional llighway Traffic · Safety Adminislratiou, it was announced Friday. The minivans arc assemhleU al the' Ford MOl or Co. pi alii here. Tbe inv~sligalion follows five .complaints of fires in the blower area of lbe minivans' engine compartment. The fires were reporled 110 be caused hy !lebris falling into Report~ Stairwa Elevator ' . vents near the windshielus. A si~Ul complaint repo11Ctl it huming smell. but no flre, agt::ncy spoke.~man Tim Hurd said. 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They arc tiH: parl'nls of Tom Lowery of Syracuse anu 1110 laiC Esther Lowery·McKinney. and tlle grandparent.-; or Mc:tgan McKinn~:y of Canril Winch~slcr . Couple to observe 67th . " week run. Upon his re1uru, Miller said. "Every professor of performing arts should have this experience in New York ... il helped me pmfessionally ~mtl was very gratifying 10 ·me persom~ly." Rio Grar1<Je i~ one~)· cighl regional educali<•n siles i Ohio inteode<) for I he prnlessiu •. development of cla~sroom teachers. Shar011 Yri1cs, Ph.D. ami director of grat.lu"ate ~du<.'ntic·m in the Rio Grande College of Educmiun. is I he director of I he Soud1 Regional Professional Devclopmcnlal Cemer. r---- By WILLIAM .J, KOLE Board. The grant wo.< funded by the Elks Nalional Foundation and the Ohio Elks Association thn,ugh the Gallipnlis Elks Lodge. The · Ohio Elks Associotinn dnnates in excess nr $100;000 each year towam Cerebral PaL<y research and 'in aTdof"Cerel\1·iill'alsy vic· . tims. John Pien>tti, left, exalted ruler of Gallipnli• Elks Lnd~e 11107 prtosents the dnnalinn In David RntlilT, principal nf' (;uldin~: Hand school for this chore by their govern. ment) carried incendiary and fragmentation bombs. Reportedly, over 9,000 balloons were launche>I from Japan between November, 1944, and March,1945. I,OOOofthosehalloons may have reached their destination: The United States mainland. Forest fires were ignited, e~plosions occurred in unpopulated areas. One balloon made its way as far inland as Michigan. As the United States did not wish broadcast successes of the Japanese balloon bombs reaching American soil, for fearofJapan launching more, the press was not always infonned immediate! y. On a Paul Harvey newscast,May 24, 1995,Mr. Harvey stated one of the deciding factors for President Truman IOdroptheatorriic born bs on Japan, was the success of the balloons and an intelligence repon saymg Japan planned to start loading the balloons with nerve gas. My history was lacking; I did not know Russia and Germany were allies against other eastern European nations. Hitler double-crossed Stalin and attacked Russia in 1941. Only then did Russia"want to side with the west and wanted assistance. Towards the end of the war, the decoded mes!!Uge from Japan to Russia for an alliance between Japan-and Russia was another reponed factor in the United States' decision to drop the lirst war- After wild ride, smarter Euro Mickey makes money J'unha11 ~inu•·.Srntintl • Page 85 Associated l>ress Writer GUIDING HAND GRANT· Guiding Hand wa.< the recipient or ------Wedding policy-~---- Snyder-Hess • POMEROY _:_ Paris Hess of :Pomeroy ami Norllla Snyder of '"Mason, W. Va . :1nnouncc lheir Anniversaries casualties on U.S. soil during WWII By DOROTHY SAYRE On a lo~ely spring day, May 5, 1945, Rev. Archie Mitchell, pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church, in Bly,Ore.,lind his pregnant wife, 26, took five chun:h congregation"children on an outing. It was to be a combination fishing t(ip and picnic near Gearhart Mountain. While Rev. MitcheU parked the vehicle and gathered up the picnic,, supplies, his wife and the five children, ages I I 10 14, went on ahead. The group observed an unknown object in the woods and called for Rev. Mitchell to come and see what they had found. Before the minister could reach the group, one of the children touched it and the balloon exploded. The five children were killed instantly. The minister's wife died a short time later. 'two of the children, a boy 14 and girl 13, were brother an'd sister, Dick and Joan Patzke, It was a month before the Bly picnic events were made public and the papers printed that a Japanese balloon bomb was responsible. Two years later, Rev. 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NJ . and healthy w1rhln a ~lwn tiu1c Three fl·port :... 011 lq11111 horHHHie after tL1ily in.Jel'lion!>. ol a "limmin~ .' sluLiics will he ptlhli:-.IH.:d Friday 111 hormone. anll !o.Cienti . . t~ ~ay the Scienct: , I he joumal of the Amen research may lcatl tu ~hot!'t m pills can A~~on;1tion lor the t\dv;tnn:to help hc;,vywc•ght luunw•!>. slu.:ll mcnl of Snenn:. Dou~la :-. Studies at three diflere11t lahomtories verilieLI that a hormone • called Jcrtin force' the h1•~x 111 burn exec~~ fat. while hilving no apparcnr t:lftct on lean tl!>.~ut: . Dr. Jellrey F1 icdrn;rn, ol the llowartl Hughc~ Medical lnstJtute at RockeiCIIcr \ lnivcr>ity. who fir>t isolated the hormom: ami gave it :1 name. saill the pmt~:in ~om ~: how lells !he hody it h:l' •too many 1011 cells Hnd lht:n t ri!! gcr... a ~hmmmg pCOCC.!i." J.hj11 a.ho hno...,h, cr1o,;;rgy i 111d lowers appclilc. · Uramat iL ·: he sai<.L in an inlcrvicw Wcdm: ...,t.Jay. "The pro1eiu resulted in :rllll<»l ;, CO>npJCie di>arp~ar:OIICC of ho<iy f:rl in these mi<.:c .. lie .. . aid it i ... ~till n\ll known. 'IO~evl.!r. if the hormone b ~;lie lor long-term 11:-.c "Then: arrx:ar~tJ IO he 11(1 side . cffccb to the hormone.·· ~:liJ Friedman, "hut my in ... tlu~.:t i~ tD hi....' cautiou:-;. ·' The hormone i." na1urally rro~ ·t.fuced. hy a gt:nc . c:dlcd oh. that was tlbcovcrt:d in Ihr.: I C))()~ amJ . clone<.l hy Friedman·.- lah ju., t la>t "1l1e cl feel is Gil ht:r year. Frictlman ~aid other gem: .. rl' 1:11cd to weight coutrol al.~o musl he idCntificU hd'nrc st.:il:n ti ~t~ thor- oughly understand how the hody it~ co111ruls weight .' At lca~t one ;1 an cfkct " . Coleman w;" an early researcher on the oh gene. bbc~ i I y.. is a .m ajor he a II h rmhlem in U1~ \ lnitcll Slate~ . It 1... rt.:lat ed·lo heart di~t.:a!\t' . GIIH.'L'f :wd di:thct~.:s . Americans ~rcnll an estimat- :l'u Blackwood tells me. Mi ss TEEN . In ;nltliti()ll to being first runner - np in til L' u;llional pageanr, she wa ~ ;1bu lir~t runnerup in the p~r,on;ll iut ~.: rv1cw anti fonnal pre.-.cntation CJtcgnrics. Slu: placed in !he top ten in 'dJOI:O>Iic,. volunteer servi ce antlt:•knt. Weller won scholar,hir money JULIE WELLER as well as seholar., hir' to Orcncau · Univen;ity, the John J~olx:rt Pow~..:r s ers~ip Hn~ ar:1~lemi~: ~~ IHJillr~hips. and the P~ttricia Stc w ns Mollcling rhe Mrss I EEN ( teens l·.ncourAgencies aJH.I othrr ):.!itt-. . a¥in~ Ex~ellcnce Nariuually) mga-- hiHII<II"' "In JnJCL', II you gt:t too lllt)Ch nl it , it can cau~e de:11!J , ·· h~.: ~aid . "The aninnb 'imply :-.larv~..: to u~uh . II clut:~l.l ' l lakt: IIIllCh Ill h;tvc Pomeroy has made it into a •..national mngazinc. ,: At least that ' s wh:u Anna How - TEEN pagc:rnt he lot .luly I in Kansas City. Mo. The 17-y!.!ar·old j .., (ieorgia's f She is a nxent ll!IIHIJ' gradu:IIL' FAT (;EN.E - llr. .J.tTrey Friedman, shmvn in tlris Doc. I, lilt . phntn pJ.;u.: ~,., h\:fl uurmal mic.:-~. right, and um: hat llliLU~t:-un-a-~G;.h: ¥~ at the How;•nl Hu~ht-:o. l\hclic1l lnstitutt- of'i{m:kt-l'~ll~r Univ~ro;ity in New Yt~rk City. Frit!dm:111, whu first i.;nlattd a slinuninJ!: hnrmone and ~aVl' it a name • .•wicl Wcchn:.-.:day lh~ pruhdn snnu:huw tells tht: lmcl y il h:1s tuu m:tny f;ll l't:ll"" and llll'n lrig)!:t:r'i a slimming prncess that al .""n houo;t"' energy ancl lu\.Ver s ~•ppctile. (AI' l'hoto/FI LE/M" ry l.t' "" rh" 11 <I It·rl ed $:111 hillion a year to con t'mt body wci~ht,'hUI most efforts even- "It w:ts very. very rapid." said tually fail hectusc the lo-;t fat i~ Frictlman. Witl1111 two week~. he rcgall)cd within H few years . said, mo!-tl nJ lhc cxtn:me ly fat expert.., ~ay. mice redtll'l'd thctr hody we1giH hy Leptm , :t nallle tkrivt:lllnun lhe it hour ~~~ pl'I'L'ent. AJHI eveu normal (lrCCk word tor "UJin," is fount! in mtr.:c injcct(.;d wil h leptin cxpcri ~ the hloutl of normal mice, hut not cnccd a steep lo~ ... ul hody l;1t , lie iu a mouse hr~.:ctl thai h;t-.;. a ll:twctl s:tid. • ~ nh gene . These flawl'd mice The sakty ol kpt 111 •~ uow hccomc gross\y ohesc ancJ tliahctic . heing imcnM.:Iy re~l'<lrclled ..... 01id Dr. In tl1c new rc!'te:.rch . sl'icnltsls Prank Collint-.. a re ... eard 1er at tested 1hc ctrects of leplin hy Amgen Inc. a Thnu .. and ( lak!-t, inJecting oh mice daily with lhc '· C;,dif., drug comr:111y thilt JHtlcJ." :t honmmc.. Thc mke quid:ly hcgan license !rom Rock<.:ll'lkr llniversilosin g ful cClls. ar~.: less fnotl and ty lor ll!'te ol thl' oh gen~.: ;1ntl ir.... lcpt111 honnom:. ~re nt more time cxcrdsing. II tlu.: work ~oc~ !>.lllooth ly. he :>.<~id, L:xpclinl~.:lltaJ human triab on IL'ptin rou!d hl·gin in ahout a year. Sde•H.:~ on Friday abo is puhlishi~lt! kplin n.:sc;uTh hy'('oJiins at Amgcn and hy llotlrnan-La Roche .. ciCJili~ts . In lire Rockefeller s tud y. rCseardlL:rs gave <.11ily shols of Jcptin to oh~ddcctive mice. to normal rnice :wd to mice wi t'h a gene de feel olr:u rnakc.s tlrcrn diahctic. ·Within tw o wecrt~. :-.aid Fried~ rn:m. lh(.; nh mite lost all hut :thout 1) gram .., of hody f:11. nizallou 1S :.t Internet to puhesctmt ~.:nmputer hackers, tht <.:umpuh·r indu ..,.try and edu~.:atii•n J,:b"'ups are . increasingly tryin~ to tt>at:h cum· · puler ethics tu child.-en -and their parent..... makmg It dear ro Ill s tlnughler th:H the rules ~h~: takes into tht: r<.:al worh.l are Lhc smm: ones ... he nc~d~ when she cnu1u.:cts 10 tlu.: on-lu1c wo~!~· . She prcuy muc.:h kn~•.ws ahout !lung~. !hat arc wrong. Becker Associated Jlress Writt-1' s~ad. She kn.ows when sl~c .'ii..'C.'i a BALTIMORE CAP) - R:rtrh piCture !hal d~>turh,, her. She doc., Becker is aJready prepari111: his 4- not talk 10 :uryone she Uot:sn't year-old daughter hlf cyherspacc. kno~., . . ' Its .1us1 an cxtcnsiOII ol Ihe Though she'~ just a prcschoolca·, Julia Decker has her own site on real W~),rltl. The .. arne li'rnits have w the lnt.ernct ami oflen joins her beset father :L" thev si t down ai the com- . CorJUJI:ncd thul the ditTcrcncc J1Uier in sem:ch of fun, stopping to between nght ami w~~mg may not color i!t the page·~ of a t.:omputcr-· . come <L"' cas1ly as surl1ng tllc ,n!.!lto izcd coloring hook nr llipthro.ugh puhcsn:nt hackers: c.:ompnh.:r IIHius"CybcrkicJs." an on-line ma gazinl' try anU eU ucatwn groups arc written for:ufd hy children. increasi1~g l y 1ryi.ng to ICi!Ch t.:on~But hmmles!'t as their current puler etlun. to ch1ldren- and tiH.! Ir travels m·e. Decker kuow:-; th<~t a!'t parent.,_ : Julia gets oiLier amJ Jogs on hy her"Chiltlrcn arc grow11 1~ llfl Wi th self from their hnmc in MilfonJ. this technology the .. ame way W\.' grew up wi th television." say.... fly SHAWN DONNAN .. M .. 1 .· k . . , · ass .• .s H.: 11~ · :-- v~ II 1111 Ill g. 111 1o some ol 1hc lnt cnrcl ' more nscruc nooks,.,,, .• •'r·,, 11111·,.s, ,,· .u... . . ·· . IhalswhyBcck<rJS"Cnlly . . . e- P·lan.s made for GAH S 11· Gqle W ;_u·s haw..., k y. :1 Fricm.ls. a pup pee show intcm.lcU com put cr security cxrcrt al the l.awrc iiLT L'tvermmc .. N·,alwn.d . . 1,,,. 1luJ...IIoJ.y earS· r: ... · .. . " II ' .-. u1 .. ·1IC.I · .. , n. ~ .111 l.lll (.; ISUI teach elementary sc hool children . . .· . . . . , , ... . thch.Jsu.: solcomput~..:rt:thlcs. .· • ·· •· r· .. •CI ' ,,1.com1\ Vlut:o Cd 1Ullllg lip, Lhat we tcat.:h these ytH111 g chilllre11 bow to usc this tcd111ology aprmpri~tely." . •. Congress i..; currcnlly deh;1ting legislation that would cornhat indccency am.l ohsr.:cnity on cornpul<.:r puler-shaped puppt:l. and user.-.; Samly Software. Silicon Sylvie. ami Djrty Dan, teaches childn.:n . ; implc le ssons ~tu.:h m; not rorgttting to sa\'C files they arc working on amlnot to e.:u while silting at tJlc service' and !he lulel'llcl. a gloha l computer. Our the pmgram also hrings up network of ciunpu lcrs. War.shaw.<ky ami oilier corrrput· prnhlems , uch a.s plagiari>1n by pointing out that ~tca ling inlnrmation is no Different !han slcnling a er expert~ re~.:cr1!1y led ;r discu ... si<m op teaching c hildr en comp uter ethics at the Natior~al Edm:atiunal Computing ConJ'ercn~.:c in Dalti- hike. "Oy tt.:;u.:lnn~ kids rmm an ear ly more. <1ge on. the itlea .is we instill in Whether it ' s copying, copyright- them what respou~ihle ;mtl cthil'al ed gamc.s from tllcir frh.:nds. Uown- compuln use 1s. · · says Clmrles loadin g porno.v,raphi c ricturc ..... or . Altcrhury. fo111111t..:i· ul Uu.: t\ncrh'ury 1alkin,g with s1r:q1gcrs in on-line Foundation. a uuuprulit group "char mums." chiiUrcntu.:~,;rJ lo he which· helrcd luud tilL: Cllip & taught that the s:une ethics they Friends proj ect. "Then it' .. nut lake 1o school every morning ~ 1 pply going to he a prohlc1n in the future when lhey turn on the computer, tx.:c.:ausc they've gn.1wn ur with that · Warshawsky saitl. t..:thie ." To address ju st that. War' To dis su:ldC illegill cory iu g, a shawsky has c.:rcatctl Chip & · :-:o ft ware indu~tr y gmup i ~ t!i .-; trihuting to sr.: hools a rap vitleu BARCELONA. Sr:nn (AI')- . riral in lire !larcelnllil suhurh of Juan Miguel Sanche~. Romcra HospiUtlcl in ' l 'J7'J . always wanted Iii he a llo<.:tor. After perfonniug 2,R7X opcmtions, he'~ been forced to ntlmit he never Wil'i. Fonner patients·of the fake doc- · :• She saysihm l1cr October-yer. ·lbey do print !hem way ahead ~ :issue of Country llom~ Ma~azint: •leatures a story rccomm~:mlin~· ·a :]rip on ''scenic route 3V' lr~m :Columbus 10 Porn~roy . It ends with ;lhe stop in Pomeroy aud advi, es ·teaders thai i1 would he nice it they :111alce the jaun1 in October when the ·local sternwhcel festival will he 'held. Anna says the ~t<lry make~ the trip sountl _so good th:tt she might just go Ill Col umhus aud then drive back Oow~1 to takt.: in the experi- ence. Who know>"' Maybe we'll £el thi> bjgjntlux .in touri.. . t trallc article is well circulated. Seriously I have oikn wondered how many Ohio resiUeuts from Co lumbus nonhwaru have never seen the Ohio River. Friends or Rich Rogcr.s. Diu well resident an<.l H guitar player with !he popular hand. Cro.s,over, are - planning a tund raiser 011 his ·: -!lehalf. : Rich, an ~mployc~ or U1e llolzer : roverage which should take care nr : most of the cost~ nf the oper<tlion ' bul has absolulcly no income to : !ide him over lite lOugh ro;rd :tl1ead. ; He bas rent rayrncnt.<. emily rncdi~ Cation, utllities. food, ant.J other : peccssity expenses plus two young m1~c . AI his o11r.: -day tnal Tln1r"'by. S;mchcz 111ld ;1 tuclgc tho!l 11~.: h;HI finished only 11<~11 ol Sp:111l'!>. !'tiX· year mct.lical degree rrognuJJ when he was hired hy tJJC Rc(l rmss hos- ' lu the hu"""'·' world, ahout 2$ used j.., done so . . ,. . . s< .. ·S . ..... :. 111 egd 11 y .. st~ys. ,lflt 1l.t . e 11cJs, uJrcclor nl 1111 ,,, 11 j 1111 fur lh e Washing- : tlauglucrs. 2110 N.'l n.t Mk1<10.·1x•t. ' ')I pcrcenl of sofl\.vare <f (ih~ O."'Je, !()-.'_',. ~01 1 111111 ve.~t Mu:.'krC,c.lf(l {) i VAIYCt . <;.Jt ! . ,)~lf~.rJ\ . . : IOn-h'I"CUo Soltw· 1re Puhll..,hero,; A . . .:. · · · ' · · * 071CE ~~ss•'•'".'··"•"•111•· ~-~~~~~-IIIIIIIIJIII_JIII_________... * AS OF JULY 24T" WE WILL NO LONGER BE OPEN ON SUNDAYS · The fund raiser will he held "' 2 : {l.m. nex1 Sund;ty. 1\u}! . f1. ttl the :.Eagles Club in Pomeroy . .lei r North : 4nd his StarhouiHI Eutcrtait)Jil(.;ll! •.!!Cgmem of karaoke will he on hand : .tnt.J everyont: is being invi~ctllo ·: ~ing-~cvcral mcmht.:rs or the ': Crossover org;t~~iz;uioll will hL: ·singing. · · There will refreshments :lvailabte-foncl :urd hcvcragcs-as well 11s raflles and au auction i' rl:uured lf cndugh items arc r.:ontrihutctl to lhm ac1ivi1y . If you 'd like In douatc -an item or two ,iust give ~ Chark~ bitt a riug at 1) 112-744'\. : The puhli~..: is invited to ne xt §u11day's fund raiser. tr you'd lik e 10 help Rich hut cu1't Ire on IJ;cn<l A dinner dance is scheduled for "' r. p.m Dillrrer Will he served from 7 to R r.rn. and socializing anti dancing will CmHinue until 1 . For more infonn:1tion ca ll Tina -The Car Club, Inc. (OC'Cl ;>nti c;,.rtipnlis Retail Merchants will 'hmt I he ace Car Show AHg . 12 in Urc (iallipnlis ·City Park . .Regi~t r<Hion wi II be from 9 <r . lll. In 1"2 p,m. D:r>lr plaque~ will he gi'h:n lo lhc first 150 vehicles rl!gistcrcd . All cla.s.se.s, cxccrt :10. will he awarded first and sc,ontl pl;1cc tro phies. The lOp len automohilcs in Cl.ass 30 will receive 1mphics. A Judges' Choice Trorhy will hr awarded w all grours ;md a Merchant's Choice ( lvcr\tll Trorhy will be awarded . Tw~nty-l'ivc dollars will be given 10 I he duh moSI rcprescmct.l. Model car '""' rcdal car displays will he ;~warded rir.st and .second cct"h prizes. Free kiUdic Lractor pulls will he av;rii;,rhtc and a live balld will perform. The cllts.sc.s will be Group I antiques lhrough 1979. Group II modified ami non .slnck, Grour Ill showroom s1od a11<l Group IV Amique Tracto..,, Card shower A card >~wwer is being held for Matt Mi lstcacl, who was in an auw· mobile accident Wednesday. The family ' rcque~ts canis and prayers. Cards may he sent to 51. Mary's Hospil"'· IC'\ I lhird llmr. lluntirrg· [on, W. Va 2570 I. · Forresl ([luiCh) and Cruul Bachtel, former resil.lems now living in Phoenix , Am .. an; hack in Miudleport with their two l'hildren. Je remy anti Kal!c . l[)r a three week visit . They're W't! gul.:' ~ t s. of cour~e . of Butch ' s Motlu:r. Mrs . Juanittt Bach!et .. and his sis1er . g llll of Carols lolks, Mr . and Mr.s. Paul Scull, also of Middlcporl . li's been a while .since we've talked about tl1e Dachtel.s .so let me 1111 you in a hit on tl1eir activitie,. Bu1ch cnntinues his leaching in tlnuna .:mtl vocal studies at a junior high school in Phoenix an<.l this S(lfing staged his IO!h <mnum·musi' cal a! the schml. The beSI numbers t>f U1e pas1 nine years were selected and restaged for the lOth production. Carol is one of the accompanist for the annual musical and as you know she's a whiz oil the piano. The budge! for the last produclion by !he s1ude111s under the direction of Bu1ch was over $20,000 and a ·theater arts board, composed of rarcniS, ha.s been c.stahlislred atlhe sch<>OL The board lighlens 1he toad by handling all nf 1hc dctails-rrops, cos1umes, lightiug :uu.l other tlct:tils-thcrehy relil!ving Butch with only the chore of training and Uirccling. By the way thl' show takes ahnut thtl!e Jntmth ~ <If preraration. Ahout the Bachtel "kid.s." Jeremy will he a sophomore lllis l~tll at !he University of Arizona in Tucson where he is majoring biology and Katie will he a high school sophomore in Phoenix come fall. You mighl he imcrcstel.l in knowing that Jeremy lws an excellent voice anti lOok pilrt in all of the B:1chlcl rmuuclions before college. On !he other harr<i, Kalic enjoys music l1ut show hiz isn't really her cup of lea. lr you sec l':unily arountl town, he sur~; ln· let th em knoW how happy we arc to have thern "back home ." GALLIPOLIS - Rex E. Shenefield , president of the Gallipolis Shrine Ctuh, rerresenting the Illustrious POienlalc Terry L DeVa"ie of the Aladdin Shrine Temple. recently presenleu a check for $3,000 10 tl1e Holzer Mctlintl Center pediatric uni 1. The 1995 conlribution. accep1ed by Charles I. Atlki~s . Jr .. president and chief executive officer, was made possible hy the Aladdin Crirpled Children's Hospital Associa tion. Over tl1e past 10 ye•u·s, $30.0m has been donated In Holzer Medical Center. This year' s funt.Js, a"' in the past, arc Uc~ignated for the pUrchase of e4uipmcm w he usetl in the care of bumeu or crippled children untler the age nf IX. Every year , the Aladdin Cnr- pled Children ' s Ho>r<tal A s~< >e ra · lion, through !he Ali>ddin Shrine Temple conlrihulcs thou ,,antl~ of \.. doUars to several hospitals ;mLI organizations inltxal C<lmrnunilies In help children under the ;rgc of I R ~ uSincc the lirst cnntrihution in 1985, Hoi?Cr Medical Center ha.s been abll' to purcha~c SI.!VI.!ral pieces of eLJuipllll'llt induLlin g water mattre!'t~e!-o' rtlr rrih.". !-tpcl'ially equipped l'lliltJrcn ' !'t whel.!lt:hair~. Srlit Ru.s'"ll Traction \ lnits, .Ayua Whirl porlabl~ whiri)I<K>I agitawrs and feeding tnhles for children who cannot 1-iil upright." s;utl AUkins "This year' s 'wish lbt ' cc111sisls of a larger child's whcckh:tir and" pediatric sti·etdH~r to transport children in (ash or with orthopedic defonnitics." he added. PRESENTS CHECK - Rex E. Shenefiehl, ri~ht. president uf the Galliptrli< Shrine Cluh, presents a che<k for $3,11\HI tu Hulzrr Medical Center l•re.o.;idt'nl and Chit'f Ex~cutivt: Offict'r Charles I. Adkins, Jr., cent~r. a ..; Dan Ht'nderson. 4.:luh amhas.. ouJur.louks un . Designatt:d ror lh~ hn\Opital's pediatric.: unit. lht' l'unds will he usetl to purcha~e .:~ust'd in tht- ca~ or hurned nr crippled children under t·he age uf l!J. Crow's on top of things. Hoeflich's 'round the bend. Sands' in the p<ist. Freeman's out in the woods. I Witches holding .gathering to c£?1ebrate their religion PERRY, Ohio CAP)- Witches gathering tllis weekend in norU1easL Ohio won' 1 be worshiping S:uan or performing any ritunls involving black cals or babies. an organizer said. "It is a fallacy (thai) we kill cat.s or take bahics." said Cindy Harris. 41, of Geneva. "Th:u's n01 wh:u the Sunda Times-Sentinel we are ahout . We itre cuing rcnple." Sht: sait.J organiz(;rs of Ihe pri- vate gathering at a t.:ampgroumJ in Lake County want 10 clear up misconceptions ab11ul witches. "There arc a Jot of misconceptions. including that we rue Salmr worshipers,'' H:uTis sait.l. ROBERT M. HOLLEY, M.D. FAMILY PRACTICE · PAIN CONTROL CLINIC WEIGHT CONTROL fOR PROPANE & HOME HEATING OIL CUSTOMERS! CALL OUR OFFICE FOR DETAILS BURLILE Oll .CO. TO ACCOMMODATE THOSE WORKING PEOPLE, WE ARE 'OPEN 'TIL 7 P.M. ON TUESDAYS (POINT PLEASANT MEDICAL CENTER) 25TH & JEFFERSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT (304) 675·1675 I lhink ·lhe miracle of IO<lay is rlastic.:. No, I tlon ' t mean the nice pl:t.;tic containers cmd packaging. I mean lhc canis-Whew. Dn keep 446-4~19 Gallipolis St. Rt. 7 & 35 1-800-423-43~9 "Locally owned & operated, we ap[Jreciale your brt.•inP.<S" smiling. + :J Cr~ditTerms :J Lay-A-Ways •, • ~ /IIaeft I! Kllale Ohld 1,;) D~EALE~op (614)4::282~ 122 Nonh SecondAve. Mlddlepon, 0 U \.J · rl \....:J" ~ ' ELECThDNICS Mon.-Fri. 9-7 SaL 9-5 : Sun. Cto1ed · ISave $5500 I' Aukirrs -Russcll at 446-12XJ or Sandy Petrie-Forgey :.1 245-'J4'JX. GALLII'OLI~ you can >end mail to him at 266 Colonial Driv e, Bidwell. Ohio 45614. No matter where you are ... country, city or suburbs... chances are you will need 1to talk to a professional about a health concern. that eVening. Socinl hour will begin into city park Ole Shriners ·contribute $3,000 tC? HMC pediatric unit · r-----------~----~------~----~----_, come. Old cars to roll aner the : )1cdical Cc111er. has to untlergo :major back surgery soon anti i~ · :Unable to work. lie h:1s insurance lor testilietl in court this week thai one permarwntly lost sight in hi ~ left eye, nnothcr lu.'il hearing in one car and another wa!>. lei! with an unintent.Jcd holl:' h~.:lwL:cn lli!o. l!ltHIIh ~~tit ted "Don'.t Copy 111n1 Ftop - GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia Academy High School class of t~RO has finalizct.l plans for its 15 yc:rr reuninn 10 be held Aug. 12. A picnic is planned from II a.m. 10 2::\0 p, rn . at Raccoon Creek Counly P:rrk . 1\1\end;rnls should bring !heir own I{>O<i. Children are wel- a.m. 10 [1fngl'illll After 2,878 operations, man testifies he's not a doctor 'Cyberkids' learn to apply rules of world to computers c EDITOJ,"S• Nll'l'l'•• 1111cerned that the difference • 11 unu·' wrnn~ may I•e I ween riAl notcome•s••silya.s surtinnlh• ,., .'iCh{llar~llip of Parkvicw lli gh Schopl in !.it - that recngmzcs ymlllg . wom~.:u it1 burn, Ga . She will !lL~· atll.: ndllll.! the areas or scbo la ~lic achieve .. llrac_cl.niHJ ('otl c g!.! ii'i Lamoui", men~. tnlcnt.1ntervicw , voJuniccr Iowa, YJhCI:t: !>.he w:ts awar~etl le;{d - . service mul formal prc~cnl:uiun . and Pomeroy • Middleport• Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV by Bob Hoeflich Clarence Dradlmd . l{ :lc inc . tnok first runncr-11p 111 1\mcnc a·.. , Mi~!>. \i rc ...,c.: ;1rdu!r for Jack ~t lll L : 1hor ; lionc ~ 111 [br l-larhor . Maine. 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'1-800-462-5255 ' The increasing number of calls has us planning for a future expansion of hours. " ...,_,' . I ' TOU FREE 1·8DD·822-IJ417 • 372·2844 344·5947 • 422-0756 am-10pm Sunday: Noon • 8 pm �• Entertainment July 30, 1995 • People in the news NEW YORK (AP) - The Donald is out Come and get it at an upeoming theme restaurant: the All Star Cafe. In addition to O'Neal and Molttana, Andre Agassi, Wayne Gretzky and Ken and a prince is in at The Plaza. Donald Trump has stepped down as the hotel's Griffey Jr. have signed on as investors-participants. boss after selling his controlling share to a Saudi It's the brainchild o( theme-restaurant king Robert Earl, founder and president of the Planet Hollywood celebrity restaurant chain. Alabian prince. . "Expect to see 50 varieties of han!burgers. Expect to see the favorites of A $325-miUion deal was closed Fnday to turn over the 805-room, landmark botelto a Singapore the five gpys," Earl said. hotel group and an entity controlled by Saudi And, expect to see sponing events on giant TV screens, of course. The frrst All Star Cafe is scheduled to open in New York's Times Square Arabian Prinee AI- Waleed bin Tala! bm AbdulazlZ in December. Others will be buill in Orlando, Fla., [,as Vegas,' Nev., and Saud. Cancun. Mexico. The new owners, CDL Hotels International Lid., and the prince, plan to spend about $28 million on SEATTLE (AP) - Carl Sagan is ready to take on what he calls the ~======::.~ renovations. Trump will develop 20 luxury condo"~umbing down" of America. Donald Trump mmiums on the top floors. "There is a trend today of glorifying ignorance- in movies like 'Dumb Truf(lp had owned 51 percent of the Plaza and the rest was owned by the Plaza Operating Panners Lid. - a consortmm .of and Dumber' -and a slow decline in the quality of what's on television,'' the astronomer said. "My sense is that fewer people are reading." Citibank, Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Trump. Sagan has lived in Seat~e since March, when he began receiving treatment ORLANDO, Fla. (AP).:... How about a Shaquille O'Neal hot dog? Or a at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center for myelodysplasia, a 1111e precancerous disease of the spinal cord. . Joe Montana burger? Sa an, 60, said his ro nosis for a full recovery is good. Patience is a virtue, even for the networks One of the slrnngc ...;t intlic;Hnrs of a good Hction movie i:-; the ilhility to snare an nudiencc in the lir~t 15 minut ~s anti tla zz l e with a thrilling tlisfll ay or sizzling dia - . t move ur even lii'~HpJX:ar hcfnrc you logue. ) . ' - film ever m:rd.e , anti one of the most prohlem-rlagucd . too - docs . ~;'.!!:.' cw1 take' aim . Ill"""' -"Cil-" l lll dr<~w-" l'Vl'r ·~• nearer. mv lomle. . r w 1-"h 1-" - nonot heth.~r . . hows lt1;u1 lao.,r \l':t . . on' .-. (mayhc that woultl he WJ-.,h No. 2) . ·< ln>'tead. my princ·tp:d plea lo tlte network 's hyp<.:cu.:tin· programmers is till !\: pruiencc. Whatever you've cnmc up with for our prirnc- t.imc (kh:rt:1tinn, Jc:1ve it he. throu gh. say. Novemher. Until then , give us llL'W cpiso1.1i.!.'i of ea~ h series each wcL'k at tilt.: -.;unc t i m~.: . Estal1lish a rbutine . 'So that wc c:m. · too. That wa y. vrcwcr... will grvc your lineup th e t.:tHbHicrataJn it deserves. Then whcrr Thank'igiving gels here. yu n'll know what to Uo . Kill the turkeys' 1995 -'!6 seasou, the y've rea ll y ;mu slincd thinc,s un Why, evc11 COS's- " Murdcr. She ~one Wrote" ha s hccn uproou.·LI from its Su11uay ll:ttivc soil after II year'. and carted off IO lllUfSUays. ' "This fall .. 'iO pcrce 11t of th<'scht:Xlulc is either nL'w progn\ms or returmng prot!.rams in a new time p e rwtl ... mt:Liia analyst Steve Stemherg noted la:-ot month. Soon aflcrwanJ . the justunvcilctl sL: ht!dule hi! rcf~;:rretl to fell prey to us firl't round ol re\'isionN. This was at the hantls nf CBS. whidl ~mnounccd that it ~ new high l'iChonl tlrarna '" Mall \V aters," .o.; tar- ring Monlcl William s. W\tuldn't he in the s tal1in~ lineup al'lcr aJI. ln"cad. :.New York News." a dnuna "t:u-ring Mary Tykr Moon: ami Madeline JSailll that had harcly m1ssetl out mi~in;lll y. wa~ ~ i vt: n a repril:'vc With : ·New~" 04..:l:Upying its Thursday-at-') s lot. •'John Grisham's The Clicn!'" wa~ shifl~:tl what had hecn '' Mall \" henh Tuc><lays al S p.1h . EaSiem. 10 Since Lhc heg innin~ . ~very IH!Iwork has played to win. of course. But lhC game hasn ' t always hccn musical ch;nrs Gr. uri T11\~LI'. prcs nlcnl ol NOC' in tire c;ul y l 1JX0s. rcmctnhL'fS wheu thl' ·L il l -.c hn lulcs were rumon11t:~ll llt~l 111 May with the. ink still wl' t a11d .. uh ttT I to continuing revisious. hut l' ll ~ l avcd .rn ~tone in Fehruary Ahnust lrt cral ly: A-. a rromo- tion . NBt' wnuld ~ ,,.~_,,..., KING OF 1'01' • Mirha.J .lark.<un is seen in his m·w~st vi<h:n ''Yuu Are Not A lun~:" with his wife Li~a Mari~ Pr~~t.:~ya.Jon: ksun in lhis image madt' frnm telt'visiun durin~ ito.; de hut Friday. A glimpse uf tht' .hu:k.•wn f'mnily j~wel"i ,fas hastily ' lh~ t rih ut e a hL.:a(h IOWeilhal displayed. Ill presumably inuellhle ink . its !all hneup. ''Butonc ycaJ we h<1llto t.:hangc one serie.:-; for Mune rroduction rea- son, Thurs<l:< y at 7:30." Tinker recalled. "Everybody was panickcll hccausc the towel was gn ne. I said. 'Let's "l' nd nut :1 f:1ce cloth With the new .. tuJw nn il. ' " Now. tJ1e HL.:t wurk~ should semi out a hlackhnaul anli t.:ras~r When the sca .. on ;u.:tua\ ly ru;,JiVt:s, each network's schct1ulc is even more nf a moving targct. The reason is simple: an c·vcr-morecompetitive environ mcn.t, with more cahlc rutd hmaueast nvfus f<ll the time By LYNN ELREk during the sc:t\lllL oil the lOp ot my heatl. wh;1t lhc rom-network sclletlule was."' sard Srcrnhe.rg. who is . >enior parlltcr atlhe DJK&E Media Gmup. Now. he confessed, hy midscason he is fon:t::J 10 ~ teal the occasional glance at a program grid. "An d I do this rnr a living' With I 00 prngr;uns on the lhur nct~ork.'i . imagine whal the average v1cw~r has to do just 10 he aware of what ~ 011 , ·much · lc~s watch iL" the Lns Angoles Times.(AP l'hntn/MTV Music Teltvision E.pic ~ecords) son singing ·a ... low lo ve sDng in AP Tdevisiun \Vritt'r The King of Pop is keepin g hi s crown Jewels to himse lf'. Mich;1cl .l:ld:sun . whos~ tal - ent for controversy seems keen- er these <lays than his hit -making ability, reportedly d1d a nude scene in hi s new vid~n. "You several lnrallllll.'i - a vat.:ant auditorium , in the de se rt , ;llufl a craggy peak always wit11 hi s chest hmcU :md hair fallirig into his fncc. The viUeo alleratimL" cost to mak e changes in the son£ millions of dollars, unitlcnlified . sources told Variety. Technicians at 'i2'i Post. a Hollywood computer proce s!\ hc forc thl.! An cmployl.!c who an.'iwcred newsp<tf'IL' I' s;lid who l:a llcLI lor the changes. · AI 1he hcginning of the Vitlt!U, shown ilS pari of a half· hOur'Juck son .. pccial on J\DC HIStory Past. Pres enl and Future Oonk I. " Cnmplnints about allli-Semiiic Iynes led hnn a chm-length mop of st rai ght pos1 -proUuCtinn · ..:ornpauy. video's TV tlchut Friday ni ght. Daily Variety anti the l.os 1\ngcles Times repo.rl otl . Ncllher g<UH. Jack .'io n aln:ady ha s had unplea sant pnhlit.:~ty over his new album . •'M.irhacl I ackst111 ' s UCIS - on ~t:lgl' in Aie Not Alone." that revealed his genit:~s. . [l ~· lh ~ reck of his rrivntes was ilfl'tily removed hy a cosily "They .Don't Care 1\hont!Js." Dcspile massive pwmotion anti cnntnJvcrsy, JaL:ksnn's album has hcc n sliding down Billhoard nw~.tzinc' s t:harls since i1s fir s1-placc dchut in June: it's No . Kon the urx:oming , worked around the dock to meet tl1e deadilne, Variety s:tid. the phone Friday at 525 Post list Jac.:k:mn's onn:-goldL.:n imrlge first started taking hits in 19~3 When allegalions of child molestalion were lodged by a hoy who!~ reached fl11 out-of- declined to give her n.unc and said the c01npan y hat! no com: .mem. Jackson' s spokesman, Doh Jones. was flying to L.t 1s Angeles mul unavailahlc for t;nm- wore a s hort hdg~.: skirt nnd mostly kept he r hack In tltc cru n· era. The new vidL'O .-.howcd .l a(k· Since NBC is not bringing back "Earth Z" with Antonio Sabato Jr. next season, I was wondering if it might come back as a midseason rea placement series, a series of Tv· movies, or if it mighl be put into S;t"'dieation. - N.G., Lowell, Mass. A. All those are possibilities, but the probability is that it will not come back in any shape or form. , Q. I have always el\loyed the movie "Song of the South" .from Wall Disney, I cannot ·lind it in any video store and am wilndering wby it is not 'available. As Far as I'm concerned, It's tbf best Disney movie ever made. - M.E.K., Thunnonl, Md. A. Last time I check ith the Disney people, they told · e th are no plans to put it out on ·deo a this time. · Q. Is M8X Gail of "Bam Miller" any relation to David Gail of "Robin's Hoods"? - J.F .. North Ridgeville, Ohio Q. Was Arthur Lake qf the old "Biondie" series related to Fred MacMurray'? - M.R., Cumberland, Md Q. Is Dennis Hayden of "Die Hard" ·related to Thomas Hayden Church of "Wings"? They look so much alike. - L.K.; Wildwood, Ill. Q. Is Jan-Michael Vincent related a~ruEL j£ T~a6/l.md 1895 Charlie Chaplin in THE- GOLD RUSH Clas•lc Movie Fri. & Sat. Aug. 25 & 26, 8 p.m. Morris & Dorothy Haskins Ariel ThOII!n> 421 :!ftd. Avo. Golllpollo, Oh Call 446·ARTS •. By RUSTY Mll..LER CANTON, Ohio (AP) - While Steve Largent was elected to the· House of Representatives last fall, it was another honoree who made the political slatement Saturday at the Pro Football Hall of Famt. induction ceremonies. Kellen Winslow, the prototype tight end for life San · Diego Chargers, blasted opponents of affiiDlative action and challenged African Americans to make their own opportunities. The I 5-minute segment of his acceptance speech dealing with affiilDative action was met by polite but sporadic applause from \Ill overflow crowd that included House Speaker Newt Gingrich. Gingrich, seated in ·the fml row in front of the ball's steps, sat .impassively through Winslow's a drab worltl . II is ns bleak '" any vision seen by Mat! Max . .!lut it lack s the hu1nnr and in gcnqity inject ed in Ill e Ro :nl Warh or movi es. aiHI that' s one of !'IlL.: prohlems witll "W.ttcrwmld ." Part of the t:harm of so m;my action flicks is the fun you havl' witlt tile hem: 1\rnoltl. Mel. Ilrucc. We.< le y- the y <ion' t take tllelll selves too se ri ously anti ofkr steady tloses ol wit. Costner, however. is to1 ~11ly humorlc~ ~ -:mU a.o.; dreary as th e landscape he travels. 1\ndthe uninspiretl ami oflt:n · inane dialogue in · Peter R:uler allll Davld Twohy' s script doesn't help. The. .slnry is st: l sonH:~Iimc in lh!: future after som e. unknown event or greed or .slt1piJity kad to ,;1 Polar meltdown . Lantl lllitsscs arc swal· lowed hy the sea. ami the Eartlt h:l' become a plan· of cruJics:-o watt:r. Survivors' live cuher hy tlriftin)J; in boaL,, or on jciTy-huill awlls. They m·e threateneu by food apd fresh water shonages and the I1.1Kty Smoker> - a grutg lead by Deaco~ (Dennis Hopper) that believes ir polluting their houies <lllll everything el>e with smoke. They live 1111 the rolling hllll of the Exxori Valdez. using its h"it oil reservt.!s Itt power their jc1 sk is . .;cHpl anlo! und bm-ge, smoking a11 L.:Hdlcss l:hain' uf cigi:U"t.:ltt:s :!long lhL.: way . The Smnkcrs and the survivor:-~ speech . rclalions mi ss lcps the agile singer-tlaJH..'i.'l' ~..:an't seem In avoiU . Or mayhe resist. given to the Civil War hero General Strong Vincent? - R.P.A.. Erie, Pa. Q, I have been wondering If Nancy Glass of "American Journal" and !HE i!G Oil IllS Ll!DED. (tl.,~, ,. "'" j· ,.,,. 111'1\IU'I'IO:\ IIDIIIO IIIIOP P·anthers sli-p by Jaguars 20-14 in Hall of Fame exhibition be the· only OIIL' of hr s kind ;md no explanation is l!Vt: l' offl'rcd how he cling. '' Enola 'llld her auopled moth er. Ilclcn (.leanne Tripple· honi), save hi.< life, alld the three est.:ape on Marinl!r's tri111aran . Mariner ·is not a likahlc hero . He 's .a mi s ogyni~t who bclit:vcs AMONG THE FIVE - As he looks toward an audience (abon · photo) tl!at featured, among others, House Speaker Newt Gingrich, Rep. Sten Largent of Oklahoma (left-hand photo) holds his bust after being Inducted Into the Pro Football Hall of Fame Saturday In Canton, Ohio. He joined Lee Roy Selmon, Kellen Winslow and the late Jim Finks and Henry Jordan as ensbrinees. (AP) Cleveland Browns, then was traded to the Packers wbere be played defensive tackle for I I years. Over that period, Green Bay won five NFL championships, including the first two Super Bowls. He dietl of a hcan allack at the· age of 42 in 1977. Hen,ry Jordan Jr. concluded an emotional acceptance by saying, " I love you, Dad . You're my hero . Congratulations. You've earned it" Finks, the administrator who turned around· struggling programs at Minnesota, Chicago and New Orleans, also was rcpre semed by bi s son. Finks died in 1994 after banling cancer. Jiin Finks Jr., said. "Jim Finks was known as a S!cclcr, a Vikin g and a Bear. llut it's no coincidence be left this world a Saint" Selmon, presented by his brother Dewey. said it· was his family background that was noteworthy and not his accomplishmcn!S on the fi eld . In the majors, must be proud or yo u,' but I'm "! stand here today at lhc more proud of Lhcm," he said . UOOrSiepS o[ one or tlto IO OSI excluSe lm on had 7S 112 sacks and Sive clubs ever," Wi11 slnw said . Carolina in the fobrth quarter after With tlJC clock winding down, Jacksonville had tied it at 14 on Mark Brunell marched the Jaguars James Siewart;s one-yard rurr laic in 63 yard s in 14 plays· but couldn' t the third. punch it in on four tries frqm inside the Carolina' five-yard line.. Brunell overthrew two passes, sandwiched .around a two-yard run by Stewart. and then bad his fourthdown pass to Mike Williams broken up by Steve Lofton at the goal line fielder Marquis .Grissom, who led off the game with I :04 to play. The Panthers easiwith a homer, saved two runs with an over-the- ly ran out the clock after that. The game was played before a shoulder catch as the Atlanta Braves beat the record crowd of 24,625 at Fawcett San Francisco Giants 5-1 Saturday. Stadium following' !be annual indocThe Braves have won 12 straight over the Giants, including a 7-0 mark this year. Maddux (Il-l), who pitcbed his sixth c.omplete game, is 9-0·with a 1.18 ERA over his last 13 starts, nnatching a career-best winning streak he fmt had with the Chicago Cubs in 1988. On the road, Maddux is 13-0 with 0.87 ERA .over his last 14 starts. ; Against the Giants, Maddux bas allowed only two earned runs in four starts since I 993, going 4-0 with 0.58 ERA. Grissom's leadoff home run and a sacrilice fly by David Justice gave Atlanta a 2-0 lead off Terry Mulholland (2- 10); who went on to extend his career-high losing streak to nine games. The Giants got their only run in the first when Deion Sanders led off with a double, was bunted over to third by John Patterson, and scored on Barry Bonds' groundout. Two fielding errors by Bonds produced an unearned run for Atlanta in the fifth. Blue Jays, Cubs & Braves get victories He!t~u and litcrc·, a sweet scene in which he leaches tlw chiltl how 10 ' TORONTO (AP) - Alex Gonzalez homered Heathcliff Slocumb in the bouom of the ·ninth. twice and drove in four runs and Devon White inning Saturday gave the Chicago Cubs an 8-7 and Tomas Perez added three ' RB!s apiece · victory over the Chicago Cubs. ' Saturday in the Toronto's 18-ll victory over the , The Phillies had rallied with three runs in the Oakland Atbletics, the Blue Jays' fourth straight top of the inning off Cubs closer Randy Myers win. when Slocumb (2CJ) came in to earn his leagueToronto jumped on Oalcland's pitching early, leading 25th save. scoring 12 runs in the second and third innings. Slocumb struck out the first two batters he Starter Ariel Prieto (1-4) lasted just two faced, but Scott Bullett reached safely on third 1 Innings, surrendering nine runs ·on seven hits. baseman Charlie Hayes' fielding error. Slocumb His replacement, Steve Wojciechowski, fared then hit Brian McRae, putting the tying run on little better, giving up five runs on five hits in I base, and Dunston followed "y hitting the first 113 innings as the A's lost for the sevenill time pitch into lhe left field bleachers for his lith in eight games. home run . 1bat made a winner of Anthony Young (1-3), Gonzalez hit a two-run homer in .the BIQe Jays' seven-run second and added a solo shot who got the last two outs of the ninth after. when Toronto scored five more runs in the third. Myers got into trouble. The rookie, who now bas eight bomers this year Given a 5-4 lead to protect, Myers (0-3) and a pair of two-homer games, also drew a allowed back-to-back singles to Tony Longmire bases-loaded walk in the sixth. and Hayes and a walk to Tom Marsh, loading Giovarmi Carrara (1-0) got plenty of suppon the bases with two out. Pinch-hiller Mariano in his major league debut. He gave up five runs Duncan worked the count full before singling on seven hits over five innings, striking out two sharply to center to score Longmire and Hayes and walking five. and give the Phillies lhe lead. . Cubs 8, Pblllles 7 -At Chicago, Shawon Braves 5, Giants 1 - At San Francisco, Dunslon 's two-out, three-run homer off Greg Maddux pitched ' a four-hitter and center. swim . The Smokers ullimatcly C(llch up to M::ui ncr anti ahcluct Enola, and a fiery dim01x is played onl on the Exxon Valdez. NINE MIIHHS NO ,._s.!i! S 110 IOJIGOUN ~ 7: 20 , 9: 20 b\ILV 1111'1'.&.\T/!'UII.I ::ZO,l:lO IPG1ll PDtRHDNTIS ?:20,t:OO DIULY l>l'ft' .Mr/~ . 1 : 00, J:)l) (G) durl11 g hi s nine years with the "People ha ve sa iLl, 'Your parcnls Chargers. By CHUCK MELVIN Carolina Panthers stopped a last- newest teams. CANTON, Ohio (AP) -What gasp drive at their goal line and held First-round pick Kerry Collins of they lacked in polish, they made' up off the Jacksonville Jaguars 20-14 in Penn State and veleran Jack Trudeau for in sheer dr:upa Saturday as the lb ~ first game for the NFL's two each directed a field goal drive for thai wonwn should he quiet mul .":i ii s till . Olllll who.' s willing to givL! IIden to a L111l,ti.·r for sex. Eventual~ ly, he's wop ~1vcr hy Enola anr.J , was selected for the Pro Bowl six times during a nine-year career. Winslow redefined the tight end position, catching 54.1 passes for 6,741 yards and 45 touchdowns lion ceremonies at the adjacent Pro Fool ball Hall of Fame. More !han 800 media crcucntials, about twice as many as usual, were issued. Collins, the fifth overall pick in · this year's draft, played the lhlrd quarter and completed five of nine passes for 53 yards, including thirddown passes of 21 yards to Greg Clifton and 19 yards to Vince Manow. He guided the drive to John Kasay's go-ahead field goal in spite of fumbling when he was blindsided by Jason Simmons on the previous S!!ries. *' . . ' I I Schmidt among next to enter Cooperstown KidCare ID SPECIESR AND RICHARD GERE, SEAN CONNERY IN FIRST KNIGHT PB-13 446-1088 · •- What do you tooffer----------------~------­ What services should we offer --------Any suggestion? GINGERBREAD HOUSE OF GIFTS • · Silver Bridge Plaza Gal6~lis, Ohio aElHoun·M~F ~~~::al. f0.6j -- ... Pedrosols long leap topples Powen•s mark Help the Gingerbread House to help our customers. Please fill out ( arlrig thleln & recelve1S% off eny purchue ) By BEN WALKER · "I'll tell you something abOut.playing in PbiladelpbiQ," be sald in 1985, COOPERSToWN, N.Y. (AP)- For all the home runs be bit, Cor ali lhe lhe year in which he once wore sunglasses fUlda wig on the field to defuse Gold Gloves be grabbed. for all the awards be earned when be led the negative reaction to his critical comments about fans. !'billies 'to the only World Series they ever won, somehow Mike Schmidt "Whatever I've got in my career now, I would have had a great (deal) never seemed to do enough to satisfy the fans in Philadelphia. more if I played my whole career in Los Angeles or Cbicago or you name /'' ;~ . So perhaps this is a fining irony 011 what should be one of the greatest the town - somewhere where they were just grateful to have me around." days in Schmidt's life: There are 200 tcur buses traveling from Philadelphia There was this in 1986, shortly before his third NL MVP award, when ' to Cooperstown to see the Hall of Fame induction ceremonies today, and asked how fans might view his home run total: "They'll probably say, ON THE RUN -Jacksonville quarterback Steve Beuerleln (?) ftncb himself on the run from CaroUna Panthers Sam Mills (51), Mike most of the people on those buses say they're coming to see sOllleone else. 'Diunn, be bit that many? I was too busy booing him to notice.' " · Sure, Schmidt will get cheers. After all; there's DO booing allowed in this Then there was Ibis from 1989, the year when he abruptly retired in mid- Fox (behind Mills) In the ftrst 'quarter of Saturday's NFL ellblbltlon peaceful shrine to baseball, a pleasant village of 2,300 that seems far sea.sOn a <lay aftet misplllying a ball be knew be used to handle easily: "I opeper in Canton, Ohlo, where the Panthers won 20-14. (AP) removed from the problems that have spoiled the sport don't know if there's something in the air, or something about their upbringBut the biggest ovation likely will go to another person entering the Hall ing, or if they have bad too many hoagies, too much cream cheese or too At meet in Italian Alps, -former !'billies center fielder Richie Ashburn, a popular broadcaster for much W.C. Fields.'' • · the team for more than 30 seaSons. Exactly wbatScbmidt will say in his speech isn't known. He bas said he In fact, Hall of Fame officials )redict that Ibis year's attendance will twice mention Pete Rose, a player he credits with spurring him on to admission is free, .so no precise counts are available - may rellfh 20,000, greatness. which would make it the largest turnout ever. And many of those making Schmidt even plans to wear a lapel pin with No. 14to salute Rose, who the 4 1/2-llOur trip from Pbiladelppia say they want to be there when has been barred from the Hall because of gambling. There bad been talk that Ashburn, not Schmid~ is enshrined. Schmidt wanted Rose to introduce him, but inducteeS at the baseball Hall do By PIERO VALSECCID Also being inducted are Negro Leagues star Leon Day, who died six not have individual presenters, unlike NFL Hall of Fame members. SESTRIERE. llaly (AP) - Capitalizing on wind gusts .and high days after being elected in March, National League founder William '"Ibis is not a major campaign to get Pete in the Hall or anything like altitude, Ivan Pedroso set the world long jump record of 29 fee~ 4 3/4 •· Hulbert and tum-of-the-century pitcher Vic Willis. that," he said. "This is my chance to express .the way I feel in front of a inches, Saturday at Europe's highest track, ending a long domination of Ashburn was honored last week at Veterans Stadium, drew lengthy national audience and to bring Pet~;'s case in front or the nation - for a the even~ by U.S. athlcu;s. · applause and told the aowd lbal Philadelphia had l!een great fiX' him and his sbon time, anyway." . Tbe 22-year-old became the ftrst Cuban to bold the world mark in the family. Rose, by the way, planned to be in Cooperstown Ibis weekend to sign lcilfg jump and the frrst non-AmeriCan to own the record since Russia's Schmidt, whose unemotional, cool demeanor on the field Often made bim autographs, but intended 10 leave before the Hall of Fame ceremonies. · Igor Ter-Ovanesyan tied Ralph Boston's mark of 27-4 3/4 in 1967, at appear aloof and arrogant to some, will have an appreciation night, too, at . "I want to be a pan of i~ but I don '1 want to take away Mike's thunder," Mexico City, another high altitude city. . the ballpark where be played. That will come later Ibis summer, while Rose said. "I want the whole focus to be on Mike and Richie that <lay." PCdroso bettered the previous recll'd of 29-4 I/2, set by Mike Powell at Phillies fans stew over the most recent remarks made about them by Schmidt and Ashburn, a career .308 .hitter, mark the first time two the 1991 World Championships in Tokyo. arguably the greatest all-aroun!ll!lilll bi!Mlman in history. _electees have come from lbe ~arne team since Lou .Brock and Enos . The wind, which foiled ·world auemptS by P<lwell and Heike Drechsler . "It's hard for me to have good things ·to say about a town that never did Slaughter of the StLouis Cardinals were enshrined in 1985. . of Germany at the 1992 Scstriere meet, was blowing at 2.68 mph; under anything for me and made life miserable for me," Schmidt was quoled by "It wiD be extra special for me because I saw every game Michael Jack the allowable limit of 4.47 mph fiX' record consideration, when Pedroso set Philadelphia magazine lhis.moolb as saying. Schmidt played in his big league career," Asl!bum said. the record on bis sixth and final attempt. · It was not the fmt lime Schmidt bad said something severe ahoul those Willis was 249-205 with 50 sbuiOUts, mainly for the Boston Beaneaters. . Meel organizers .said record conditions were normal, although a who overlooked his 548~o runs, 10 Gold Gloves and MVP awards in the Day was a pitcher, second baseman and outfielder. and appeared in seven ste ward later reported that someone may have affected the reading, 1980 regular season and orld Series, and instead focused on his 1,883 Negro Leagues All-Star games. Hulben 1\elped rid baseball of rowdy bebav- standing close to the anemometer when Pedroso made his record jump. strikeouts, bis 1-for-20 ormance in the 1983 Series and his detached ill' and other problems after the NL was foWJded in 1876. The steward, Denis Mt>rino, did not elaborate on whether the wind · style. · · , measurement was effected and there was DO official complaint. , Children's personalidentlflcatlon kits will be distributed free of charge from the Pleasant Valley Hospital booths at the Gallla, Mason and Meigs Fairs. i:m:fi:fm;: Houn-M.Sat 10-6 Closed Sunday 1 supplies. hc's L:ontll:nuwd to demh for Ocing a mutant. s.nokcrs allad ·the atoll ju~t as Mariner is ahoul to slip into a vat of :-o lor for •·recy- toocu on Ute back of a <htl<l. Enol:' (Tina Mnjorino). Caught in the middle is M:u·intr (Co>tner) . a mut ant human with gills ami wchhcd feet. lie sl:cms Jo Diane Sawyer are sisters. They have· the same features and in.annerisms. - D.M.. Sacramento, Calif. A No. No. No. No. No. Q. Please settle this bet. Is Joanna Pacula Russian or American? - UOI Viand St~el Point Pleasant, WV your robes, leave your ivory towers and Congressional balls and walk the streets of America today. Look into the eyes of the v3!'ious minori• ties - Native Americans, African Americans, women, Hispanics, Asians and so on - and tell them that in spite of the odds before them ... that they can overcome these odds because now the plityilig field is level." Largent, a freshman Congressman· from Oklaboma, said earlier that Gingrich bad asked him if be could attend the induction ceremony. "After I was elected, in January, be approached me on the floOr and congratulated me," Largent said. "He asked if it would not be a distraction to me, 'I would like to ask your pennission to come down and join you at the Hall of Fame induction 8nd to share in that with you.'" • Largent, meanwhile, used his acceptance speech to thanks · friends, family and God for his ·career and induction. He also . acknowledged the impact the spon bad on his life. "In football I found temporary achievements and lasting relationships," Largent said. "It tested and it shaped my character. I've seen the glory of this game." Largent retired in l989 with six major receiving record s, including 819 receptions for 13,089 yards and 100 touchdown catches. Jordan spent two unev entful years as a backup with the evolvetl. Mariner wants to ... ,u\ ·lh c o<.:c.w and enjoy his Mtlituuc. Out when he shows up at lhe atoll to trade a jug of dirt for other race 10 find "dry land " - a my\lli; cal pl<~.;;l' wl11.:n.: lu rm;rtl~ mi~l11 o1~~\" again walk iht.: l ~:trth . 1\ map show· ing where lhi s l;md mit!ht hL.: i.' totl· investigating the·cnse. the atlelllion he- and his prod- Sunday, July 30, 1995 Winslow and Largen~ a recordsetting wide receiver with the Seattle Seabawks, were joined in the 1995 class by Tampa Bay. defensive end Lee Roy Selmon, team administrator Jim Finks and Green Bay Packers defensive tackle Henry Jordan. "After less than 30 years of a policy that bas a proper goal of attempting to induce those who have been excluded for so long, the powers to be ·have declared it no longer necessary," Winslow said of an affirmative action policy that is under fire by Gingrich and others. "To these people, I say lake off plained billerly lhat he was humiliated anu hi .s privacy mvaucd ·by phlllographs of his genitals taken hy prosecutors Will NBC ever bring back 'Earth 2' series Q. neither.. Its opening ~ervcs onlv to iiltrOdU(C you to one of the nlost self·ah:mrh~d. t.:mhiuercd loncr.'i in the acwm hl:'w legion . J\ml unfortunatel y, the Jllu vil'·.., first u:n l action ~CliUCIICL.: - an HII<H.'k hy thugs ritlmg jL'I -.ki ." - ullcr!\ little excitement. · • Thi s is not lo say that th e mnvtc is a dud: "Watcrworld" i~ merely harmle :-os surnmcr filll'r. II is •• dark am.l hrooding vtsion. umlerscored hy depressin g sets m'1t1 C . ctmn sct~t with JacksnJt The singer denied any misconUuct anti no criminal charges were lilcll against him . AI the timt.!. Jackson com- ment, his ni'liee said l'riuay. A · and cahlc channels MTV anll . call to Sony Music, .lacksnn's OET, his crotch was covered hy . label. was not imm ediately & long ivory cloth as htt hHmg~ll returned Friday. with a nc:rrly 1\utlc Lisa Marie. • The channi.! 10 the viJeo w:L'i 0 Preslcy-Jacksnn. ·hi s wife . She one more cxampk of th!.! puhlir .. Evl!ry fraction ol n ratings point "' cmmls - hut too often In lltc hallie for numhcrs. viewers· intcresls are over! noketl . "/\s rcnmtly a)'i li ve or six yi,:afs ago. I L:n uld IL' II ' yo~ at any t.ime remvvt'!d via a &.:nstly cmnputer p1·nc~ss hef'ure the vidt!o dehut, accnr·ding tn Uaily Variety und King of Pop gets electronic fig leaf LOS ANGELES (A I' ) Sure, it ~o untl" rwrvc. hu{ thi." yem, ~.:ouldn ' t the nct\.vorks let LhL' dust se ltll: ~n we u m ~t:L' what':whal'! Be cause , goin g into the i ....... ~~ Kevin Co~lner's " Wmcrwnrld" consitlered the rnnst expensive ~imes- jtntinel ·Section Large.n t & Jordan among five Pro Football HOF's · . newest inductees LOS ANGELES (AP)- A lawyer and a fonner personal assistant have been accused of trying to extort money from Tori . Spelling by threatening to reveal her secrets. A hearing began this week to determine if Karen Tublitz and Frances Jones should stan(! trial on the felony charges, prosecutor RhondaSaimders said. ': Tublitz had asked a tabloid how much she would get for information about the "Beverly Hills 90210" star, but the call was a joke, said her attorney, Harland Braun. Tublitz was fired as Spelling's personal assistant in September 1994 after less than two months. · Tublitz later hired Jones as her lawyer. Both were arrested after Tublitz and Jones negotiated a confidentiality agreement for $30,000, Braun said. Spelling's lawyers wanted to pay $759, he said. Cece York, Spelling's publicist, declined comment Friday. By DOLORES BARCLAY AP Art< Edilur • By FRAZIER MOOkE As the !all He already has three lectures scheduled next week- including one titled "Is There Intelligent Life On Earth?"- and is working on a new book. 'Waterworld' proves to bf) harmless summer filler • AP Television Writer NEW YORK (1\P)- Finding what w w;nch on TV i> like playing n<KJUel witlt /\Ike in Wonucrhuu.l, where the wicker:. get up and ports Sunday Times-Sentinel !B8 • PlEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL The family of professionals For....,. lllfonlldlaa co=rt tile PVH eo-lllllty la.dou ~Ill ll:041675-4MO, Eat. 316.: .. 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Thonu..: th L' t t sl·oretJ on a liouhlc hy l~nhcu Amato and 1\lnm:u· sc.:or~ll on a "acrifit.·e fly hy Police saitf 13ri:lll Ciranl refused : to leave: durin g 13ramlon Cirant' s· Extende~ to win." . With : to placl: Br:uulnu ( irant in a cruiser. 4x4 Pickup Wide Area. runs ," llill saiJ. "My jon "tn keep U!'> do.-.e ;mll giv~ u:.. a l·hatJL' L' Dave, Win lie ILl tlouhlcLI and reliev· cr Doh Wells itllcnti<lll:~ly walked IHH March said Brandon Grant was · observed ltround ~:~0 a.m. staiKiing in !lie midtlle nr a street ' hlockin g . uaffic in the Curryville neighbor. booLI, mtd refused officers' re~uesiS · to m<'ve. He ltntl the Ill hers hccmne · disorderly when police trictl In · arrest him. Hill alle gedly curseLI at police ~ anti humped nn offic er t.:hesl-to. chest rts the patrolman was trying fi~~IVED from St. Louis Thur"lay for three minor leaguer~. left with a ·5-2 lead. ''It's nu !<~Urprl~ lhat L11is i" lhe typ~ of duh thal (an !\Core '-OIIll! Seaule tied the game in the gow. ].7),(od'\p111 hits ami two runs acquired !-.iX inning~. Hill , fourth inning on Mike Blowers' iiJUneLiialely known. All four men remained jaii~LI itl lhe 1Hmnilton County Justice Center thi s mornin.g. They were to be arraigned at 9::10 n.in. M<1ntlay . said sheriffs Deputy Victor Orhc· 1\11· ~ix start. allowetl over two runs in 2 213 innings. ed • · The r~lal ionship hcl ween llrian 4.r.1. \Otl5 r m Lu~ at 5-)_ ToiViift!l. f!:tvc up :a single to Joc:y Cora to open lhc inning anll then "Now when I return from a Jack Nicklaus w;t~ rcminisdn!! on 1oumament my fricmJs say, 'nice the change~ that come with the playing, Jack,' ir I liai'h fifth or sixth,"' Nicklaus ~aid years. RBI double and a run-scorin£ ground nut by Felix Fermin. CIN CINNATI (AP) - The : Cleveland Cavaliers' Tyrone Hill and B1ian Gnm t of the Sa<.'ramemn < Kings were among four people : arrested early tnt.!ay after a run-in · with officers ne>tr !he University of : Cincinnati. pc llice said. Doth playe<.l college haskethall at Xavier of Ohio. ·. Sgt. Alan M>trch said Hill. 27. > of Clevela nd. was charge d with : resi~ting the arres t of another per· : son ami disorderly conduct Gnmt. ll• ')7t.t5 self·propelled ~arne among NBAers .. busted in Cincy _ 4 Sli P 2·cycll' romml'friill· gril<k't'nglnl·. Cast .1l umfmm i~I«k. ·2-ywtr hnult\l " ',lfTMlly 14 · g~ugc ~~a~ dlo'Ck, •inning tn tic till' .. Hill and Grant 1994 3/4 TON HEAVY DUTY CHEVROLET '. hat! hit . HXI O·lor· 101 since hi' recall . Hl'm roc gcttin~ Jhat many clumc~s to pllly anLII really ne-ed to start taking adv~nllag~ of the •: "I wanted to hit il hard, hut I :- just kind of.bi<Klpcd ·it in," Amaro :: said. "Right ""w l'llt;tke anylhi og Silver Series'" Modei1<X201 Easy Mulch'" n" pUsh mower · )( .7) .11 l 'lnt·,, ~, , ray's shoe:-;,_ : followeLI with Ust299,95 SALE 12S99S Fun for ·the I can get." < break a threc·gmne losing streak. PONTE VEDRA. Fla.(AI') - '. SEATTLE (AP) Ruhcn Amaro still doesn't fill Et.ldie Mur- :: then mnvctlto scconU on a sacrifice ·. bunt hy Sandy Alomar Jr. Amaro Allan! a tG I::IVIRt IJ-4) .::rr Sau FruRt'ISI.'O (8r<:"'lllglon ].{1). 4 fl~ p.m. Sr L. 1 ui~ (Mt org:tn 4-'l:tl FllttHl::l (Wlll r ........... I R"i!''r~ )OST ouly two honrc runs in hi ~ previous 12 stan ..... he gaw up a pair in tlu: '-aiiiL' ~:unL' lor only tllc 'ccontJ time thi:-- ~e:t.'-O II . Branson':-. hom~r · wa' hh 'I..:V<:II th ': anc.J · ~<KlllL''s wa..., hi .., llth . ..$unbag 1limo•·%•ntinrl • Page C3 Amaro helps Indians edge Mariners 6-5 However, the fit wasn't sc• bat.! on Friday night as Amarn's RDI single in the eighth inning scored Jim Thome and gave Cleveland a 6-5 win over Seal!le. Cleveland purchased Amaro's COnti'<ICt from Class AAA Buffalo on July ::1 to replace the injure<.! Murray just <.lays after Murray·, 3,000Ul hit. · Thome opcnc<.l the eighU1 with a . single niT reliever Steve Frey (11-.l) . IJ 11U~Iu n [ tl wl'>r\.; 6 ·~) al Salt ll1r!,!.u i \VIll1 : 111~ 2-7). 4 ·(15 p.m , 't\tldl'f<;~ll\ ''·.'>!. ·It, ........-n p 111 nsct>.:Nt\TI tl'uJ!h 'i ·~ l ;or ~~·h_., C'\"o"' 7-::! ), 4 . o~ r m K.u,,,,, t'lll' r'i II•· (ol·,,IT<'' \.f,) 4 1;;, pIll ~urrcndcriug pretty. I iouk sl lllll: ugly swtn~s. Dut it was tl:uu.: mg pn:uy good. I mt::HI. vc)u L:ould prohilhly tell hy thL' waY w~ w~:n; 'wuJg111g . You. tlic.Jn' t knuw wllcfl' it was gmng to 1 nul h n~;<·r 7-~1.'1 ~o a ·k,totll, . 71 I >.'t p Ill c·.. ,,l.,rl''·' rhu lc·\· •J-7(.11 Mil"··•u l..~~ r K.Jrll · l r~r1~p111 llt'1 11111 1Ln :1 7 , ~, .!I strikeouts and three walk> . Aller "II w;1' tu'l OIIL' PI IIHI..C tJung:.. w here eve! ythJn;! WL:lll ri}!ht tor OIIC pttLh.'' £luojll' ... auJ "It wa-.n'l ··.:..;;· ·~- ~..., < .. ::s~-.,.-:_.-s:::.:....:;i;~ [_,,.~ 1\l l~t·lt.., ~ ( <ir~·~u !!move out t!J~o:t\; and really pitdll:d a great g:unt.·." C:nu.Jinui :..:mi. '' I was ju~l uying to ~tay with him . I lc hnU u:-. :-.winging :tl .r lot ol llalh that were out nf the lotlC .· · Candiotti allowed thrc~.: run~ allll six hits in ci~ht iunul~s. With c1ght 1\'olorJdo r SWril (o·2t :11 M r, rrrrr:Jl ! M.or111r<·f ~.r.r. I 1~ r r11 , ' 1'11 1~ t• t1f~l\ {Waj,!n~r l ·l OJ orl Nl'w Yur\.; d~nn~II.!U !ol' UII .II ) , I 411 r fll . PIHI :u lt'l['IIIJ l ll~~lr:Ji~~ 11 - 0J;I \ ('1111'1 1~1' Tod;ry' ..; l {iuzl!l.l'l l-71 I ~~ • II :•1 "-'n Fro~fl~r,. ,., t Muii iL•II. u ~l· ~-'li . .:! tl'i p n1 '\1 Luul• (W,II••'•n 1 -.\~ ~· r·lurnl ;~ c!Jur t.... I!7·111)711Spm ' 1'111\I'Ufl!ll l ~l' ~l,!l l' ]!1-4) al Nt"w Ytor~ t'ut'oc•rh.tl,:<:'ll '·~) 7 111 rIll l '••t.• r.~<lo 1Hd•. 1r ~.111 ;~I M<~tllr•·JI 11·.L""'r" Hl-71. 1 1'\ r m l'!Xl 'I~SATl cPuriUI,! JI ~.(,J .!I Lm Allf dt·' i Y\Jr11nrz HI-(,). HI 0'\ p 111 li~< U,IOII (SWIIukll (o· 41 Jl S:ln l1 1 l'~ll K.lll'·'' I'IIV ~I (, j 47f· 441 throu gh lht: not hit a ••round t'lall off him alter the :-.cnmd inning. and lour ol' the out,:-. w~;:rc rcronlcd in t'oultciTitory. ..It sccmetllikc rny fa~thaJl n.:.:dly wrned alive ," the !ci t-hamler said " We u:-.~.:d it a lot nwn.: and Smile)', who rouml a$ HXI holllc or jUS! kepi the changeup ·in on peoDom Perignon dulling in a huckct pie . I tricU nor In go away with it of ice inside: hb hk..'kcr following <tnt! kept the cha ngcup .almnst in his 100111 G U"C'l'r viL'Iory . ''After the th e ~•unc spot HS the f{lslhall. The wild pitch . I ju ... t wa nt ed to scllle hall wa:-- diving real nice. and I wa." ·down nml ... tay in the hallg:unc.'' gcnin~ most of my . . trikcouts on Bret Boo1u:·.., g:tmL· -tytn};! ~o lo my hre:~king hall. Dut you don ' t homer in the six th mnlng a11tl .lelf have an easy out all the wny Bransou's lc :1tloll hotncr in the through their linc·up." sevCJllh .bnilt:U uut Srnlley. who Tile Dotl~crs. who fell four was pulled al'ler I III pilclle,. gmncs olf the pace in !he NL West "I k11ow how f'lUITI'['iCtl he was to ~dtlt th!! los!-0. st!cm to he c;t\y nu ts get his IOilth . hul i t wnul<l huv.,... whe.,c.ver Tom Ca~~tli<ltli (5-9) been hard .for me . untler tl1c· cir· pitcilt's lor them. The right·hanller cwn~t:ml:es, to let him face Mom.lc· ha" allowed fewer than four e;u11et1 si in the ninth when I thou ght htJ mn ' in 12 ol his b.'.t I) st:U1s and might have hecn tired ." manager ha, .a 1.74 ERA durin~ that spanDavey Johnson said alter the Red~ hul has mliy l(•ur vktories to show inneascUthcir lew.! in the NL Ccn· for it. tral to 5 112 game~ . . ;I'm not trying "Smiley just !!OI him .. elf into'! .. ~]llfl!ll 1\ll~nl..! 1 :vl .~lolu ~ Ill · ( Ouudiii.~LIIU~pm it'<'ll•' ( k.!.lh· 7·11)_ II 0~ pIll ~7 wc.:nt Dc..~~·t'fs' .lin~.:up with ra'c the ~ct.:- frot\1 :-.e~.:nnd . Mmncnts later. Eril.: .fn~c Offt:rman after Offerman rcal'hl!-tl nn c1 hroken-h:l\ ~tnglc . ''1 haLl a rough !irs' inning. hut 1 felt really ~mal af1cr th:u." saicJ ol r... llwJ >·Ill. ,tf [l ,lllllll<'ft' J! 44 4 SmiTcv Karro:-; !iinglct.l in They pla)'l'd Satunla)' :11 I I1 gue~..,inl-: 111ysdl." 1 II Pll~h> l l ~ ['l lll:tdrlpl !l:l l!~lf i•Ji ( l. tUIJ •I·: 1\ was unc mov~ thai. 11 it lltlln't work out I would have hc~n '~cund· \ tL•III .• (,. ~ .. n Fr .on1.1'''' ~ 'o:ll l ~l.tlll,. ~ 11 ·111 ~71 holly ehc It 1 Tht.•,v pl:1.vcU Satunl:l) 1 l.JIJ,,I(d tl'm·J" I It .JI T''""'t r fiN ond ~irnc around. gelling :-.ix ol ht' nine . . trikt>outs tH!IWt.!Cil the thin.l ru1t.l Jill It inning,. Tile Dodge" diu all) to, :-.lew Yon I.. 11 ( 1:"\Cl\'S/\TI I Bl ~ IP II (, T~·'·" : 1r~ " 1.~~·· h ,\ h •lll't'.ll 1 l 'l!!•l'l!f'~ll ~ IIIUl'~«l:.l '· '\'~w Yur).. I ll, \t tiW!IIlll'<' fo 1K r , ~rJ., u.uJ 1 I 'I Fl.,n• l.o h, Sl L Hlll• II (' .lj,(<l(llt,i r.or .• fl·llf I ~~r Ill I 'III~ .J~ <• j (l ahllll II ~ Smilcy threw ;t will.l pitch paq catcher Oenito Santiago. al!owin~ ChaLI Fonville to ><:nrc all 1he way he ( '111, Jl-'" 4. r•hli:t<lt>l(lll l4 II 1. O.!ltl.ond n Bulttlll! 'ft" 4. <llt<':'l!'' , K.ofl, , ,~C'IIV J . l k lr< oll I I'll Vt· l .l\'\llr , \j1 ~ 10 But tx:rorc Mondc~i !1-U·tlck out. Frld:l\' '!'1 ... cur\.-s friday '!' scnrc" (. 7 •I t'I'H ()j, l•illll 47 \!( .~ ~~ 4' 4:? "\(1(, \.JU !-fJfKIM:tt Tur"nlu · 1~ I (~H• ·'~''' " I '"'' I S<·:Jtrk '1 4~''' J~ T~·~.r- ~~ J.J 4~ ol,lif, 4'J4 .lll:? I N (,f~ ~'J J K.m'·" l '11' '( 'Jn, a~ l• \'\ "' n v. l'olr..t-uq:oh 4~ "' ~1 ~1111 ;,~ ~4(, ~li t,•,•r ,; I IIJ ('1''('/'\~ATI ~2 ( .-lhll'rfll.! J1 j lioU,hHI J~ \\',.,,,.,11 hl I ( .-ntralllh•i,Jui!- MIIW :Ill'~t' ~ .• 1 f1:L II Fh·qd., ;\_1·\\ y. ,f ~ Ct'tllro~l llil· i~iun Ct.J::VELA.'\Il ~~~ 2~ Mu ua·..,,~ ~ 'o 1 "nan,·• than fiel<.l hctwecn pitches the way he normally Ones. Mom.lcsi had tlifti~ culty ~ttltusting to lhc dwn~c. :-.trik· ing uu1 hi~ first time up anU lou ling uut in his next three at-hah . •• Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV AUTOWOAKS stores may subsuime product of equal ar greater ~alue We reserve ltle.nvhtlo llfTiot quanbllts rrlldutts may not be available after l~mite!l quam1ties are exttaust~d Prices do not mclu!le tax or mstallallon. Site starts July 30 and runs thr~ Auuust 6, 1995 Galli olis . · • t • 1Wborl¥11k ~ The !'bins 1S3-1!K~ 7811·11017 7'H ··W17 roo Only 3"~ft. 7 1Z3 OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT IS OPi:N MON.-FRI. 8-5; SAT. 8-1 \ MUFFLER SHOP MON.-FRI. 8-5; SAT. 8-12 . · NEW HOURS IN SALES MON.-FRI. SAT. 8-3 P.M. • \ • ·~ .~ f �' 0 Sunday, Jul\'"30, 1995 ' Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV Lyne Center slate Area sports briefs • Dailey's responsibilities will cover, facilitating the production, delivery and coordination of all broadcasts of OU alhletic events on radio and television. He will act as a liaison wilh affLiialeS and L~---"" cocporate sponsors and expanding ALAN BAILEY OSN's affiliates and the network's funding base. He bas been a special projects assistant in OU's Orrice of University Relations since 1992. He was also instrumental in establishing lhe OSN as well as creating lhe Bobcat Minute, a daily {!0-second radio spot highlighting OU alhletics. Bailey ia a 1992 graduate of Ohio University, where be earned a bachelor's degree in business administration. He and his wife Andra, a registered nurse at O'Dlencss Memorial Hospital, live ¥t Alhens . . MU 1lQ.JnesJivans assistant coach HUNTINGTON, W.Va . Marshall Universi ty athletic director Lee Moon announced tbat Bob Evans, a former partlime coach for Marshall during tbe 1994 -9 5 season, has been hired as a full.-time assjstant coach for lhe Thundering Herd women's volleyball team. Evans, a native of Pomeroy and t.he son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans, who now live in BOB EVANS Colorado, graduated from Meigs High .School in 1981 before playing his collegiate volleyball at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. He 'earned his B.S. in organizational management from Colorado Christian University ill June of 1995. He was head coach and club director for Junior Olympic Volleyball for five years in Colorado, serve4 as assiStant coach at Colorado College in 1990-91 and at UCCS in 1989-90 in addition 10 worlcing at many summer volleyball camps. Since 1989 Evans been a member of the men's USAV team. " Evans will also· assist Marshall head coach Susan Steadman in recruiting . . L----......:====-......:=::J Stotts among Skyline victors STEWART Chris Stotts in tbe · Precision Automotive/Denbigh-Garreu S-8 claim:d the Pure Stock feature on July 22 at Skyline Speedway. · Stotts, the defending Skyline Champion tracked down early J~aders Jay Ruiter and Rick Hudnell to llll<e lhe lead, then defend their challenges in lhe race's latter stages. Behind that trio was Meigs Countian George Adkins, Dallas Carpenter, Curt Matheny, Pat Gillian, Steve Bigley and Gfllllipy Adkins. Todd Smitb of Pomeroy. last week's winner, bad 10 play second fiddle 10 Ed Venbam in lhe Limited Late Model feature. Smilh was second ahead of Kevin Haught, T.R. Cullums, Rolando Espana and Larry Slathers: GSA meeting slated GALLIPOLIS -The Gallia Soccer AsSOCiation's next meeting will be today al2 p.m. at Bossard Memorial Library. Tbe focus of the meeting will be on scheduling practice sites and times as well as electing officers for lhe 1995-96 season. and ra«lu<lhall courts Today -1 ·6 p .m. Monday- 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Tuesday- 9 a.m.-'1 p.m. Wednesday- 9 a.rn .-9 p.m. Thursday- 9 a.m.-9 p.m. )'riday -9 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday - 1-6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 6 - 1-6 p.m. .. . CHESHIRE - Conditioning for ·!hose desiring to play football , . for the River Valley Raiders will be held on Monday from 8:30 to II a.m. at River Valley High School. • \ good fishing opportuniliL., ' Fr~e-weight 1·nom NATIONAL CHAMPIONS - Members or the T,hrough Sunday, Aug. 6 - Shade L~dy Cats, winners ul' the YllOA 11 -and- Martella's Jennlrer Gwjn, Federal Hocking's B1·lanna Mansfield and Shade's Ashley Kirkendall; · closed ' und!r_girls' natlunal .dt·ampiurto;hip, are (L-R in the Standing ure Fe<terl!Lfu~klog's Jennifer and .,.,_ .• -·- front I'OW, excludin!: Sea Wurld's Shamu ma.•cnl) Michelle Rush , coach Mike Kuhai:hka and Logan's . h . N0 tes: ... e [l<Xl 1 WI 11 e c1oseu K c·· k l\1'ddl . • . 1 e: ..sc h oul to com lete tbere nnvation ro"et:l . yge~ ree s .luha Mnlloh~n. limya Staler and Melis.sa Counts. A &nc Cenier memh.frs ti'ip ;,_ Shade s Rehecca Penmngtnn and Usa Kuhachka, required tu use U>e racililies. Faculty, staff, students anti administrators are admitt~d with their ID ·cards. WINTER HAVEN. Fla. - ll1c Shade Lady Cais. a Julia Mollohan, rhe dnushier of Ec.l anc.l Rhonda Racquetball cnun reservat ions 11 -and-ma.lcr·girts ' h:l sk e thalllc<~m ha:oicd in th~.: /\!hens Molloha1~ nf Gallipolis mHJ a furure scvr.:nth-grader al ca n now be made one day in Counly villa!ll: on U . S. :n. won lhcir \ Ji v i sinn Kyger Creek Midule School, swred 10 points in the advance by calling 245-74'!5 localchampionship in ihe Youlh llaskelhall ol Am. e rica week-long toum:uncnl. . ly or toll-free at 1 - ~oo .n2 -7201. national 1ournamen1 in Winlcr Havc· n carli~.:r this Teammate Jennifer Gwin (Mariella), who leu the extenSion 749) . . · l'ais with an II. I points-per-game average in rhti' , All guests ai·c tn ht: accompa w mont11. In the n:ltion;ils. the Cats, who look third in the ( )hio IOIHIWmcnt . won tournament Most Valuahle Ptayer nied by a Lyne Center memhcrshi'p state tournaml! ut in Akron in .lone:, <.lefcatcll Mex ico honors, while Jennifer Bush (federal Hocking) and holder aild a $2 fee . . (48-11 ), Lakeland (FI:1.) (1R-X), Michigan (36-12) and Lisa Kuhachka (Shauc) joined her on the allBloomin~dak (!'I a.) Easl (31-13) in p<>>i play hefore ·lourn;unent te:un. claiming a ~K-~0 sem ifinal win over Soulh Carolina The Triple Crown In tiw n:;lionals, the Cars. who were coached by NEW YORK lAP)- The term anll a :10-2 X win over MiiJJII.!sola in tlw Iitle ~arne to Mil\c Kuhachka. averaged 3X.S poi111s per comcst anti "Triple Crown" is uscu 111 c~p lhl:i r season. gave up 17. describe three hon.:e nu.:es .e:~ch spring- the Kentucky Derhy . Prealmess Stakes ami Delmont. GALLIPOLIS - The Gallipolis for a hole-iu -oue ou any Ill I he Clillsillc m.:mhl..' rs CHI rq.!ish:r II was coined in U1e mid -1930s Rot..'lfy Cluh will host ~I gc)lf scnun· other p:tr threes. wiU1 the cln~ pro. while lloiHil clll· when a father-and-son comhina1! at Cliff- . ble on Saturtlay. Aug . 1 Ail reams will he selet·ied. hy hers can r~gixl~r wilh Kur1 Dailey tion, Gallant l'nx in I <no anu blind tlr:IW h;;s ~ d 011 h;1ndic1p . at 45 i'ortcrhrook La11e.· ( iailipolis. Omaha in 1'1:1:\ swepl lhe illg side GolfCniJrse. There will he. prizes uwanJctl for Eightecn-lmlc h ; !IHiirap~ mu st he Ohio 451111 m c:111 him al 0114)' triple. the top three .places as well a.s for ~ ~submiucc.l w1th entries. 882-215i oil wcek<\ays or 446Turt writer Charlos llalton is closest-!O-Ule-pin :111<1 longest pulls. '' The entry fcc will he $411 for 8320 lluaing lhiJ ~.vcning~ . credited with lirs1 using lhc phras~ There will also he a $20,0(H) prize Cliffsiuc meml>ers :uul ,) '\0 for Protl!cds from L11e tvt:nl will gn "Triple Crown." for a hole~in-onc oil a [l'lf lhrcc. non-memhcrs . The deadline for towmJ th~ Rotari;111 s' sr.:IHJI:u·s hip Maj,~izes will also he offcrcll enteri1ig•is Sumlay, Au g. ll fu11d . Shade girls win national crown Rotary golf tournament slated for August _ _ _ _ __ ''f.._;~>~\t· :· SALE CONTINUES 995 CHEVY CORVEnE. CONVERTIBLE 1995 BUICK CENTURY .·· auto., loaded! #3033 V-6, well equipped, keyless entry, stereo, auto., air, tilt, cruise. 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DON TATE MOTORS, Inc. 995 BUICK REGAL . - Drafty, leaking window s detract from your home's appearance and value, and are a major source of en·ergy lo ss. thi~ time of the year. $14,995 Ra\tles and ~rafts , worn out weatherstripping , and fogged glass are sure signs that your windows need to tie replaced. Caradco ·s replacement windows combine the warmth and beauty of wood measure up 10 S(!\'Cn indte"' long ·and can hi! caught on larva l hails Northwest · tional smH II cr cui h:lils and uiuJJI crawlers fish ell along lhe holl~m 4.7 V8, leather, ·Torch Red, How Caradco can change your views about windows. sh:1tl or soft craws lo lakt..· hvhrid slripcd hass whiL'h l':.UI mca!->ui·c up 10 26 inches lqn,; . 'Eair IHJJllhl'l:_. . ol 1 will pro<lucc g<loc.l catches nl ehaunel catfish . Crappies. sunfish ami several spcl'ks of hass olso olf!!r GALLIPOLIS - Mandatory football practice for Gallia Academy incoming freshmen will be held Monday at 8 a.m. at Memorial Field. · RVHS conditioning Monday only area lake wh< ch ha' a popul:. · tion ot n:tkar s unli ~ h . Thl:_.,t.: fi~ll :for Cl<lching llat11eaLi Cilfi sh. Tradi- Jlon-1 GABS freshman practice Monday 1995 OLDS. CUTLASS CRUISER WAGON LOADED, V-6. $17,995 · COLUMBIJS . Ohio (AP)- trouL Try Urifting a nigh t nawlcr Here is the weekly lishin g report ham~ss WJUlln li ve feet nl the lake provic.lec.l hy the Division of bouom 10 l t1 k ~: walleye~ or Wilc.llife of the Ohio Dcr<u·tmem or saugcyc~. Natural RescJU"cs: Suu thw~~t Ohin River ' EAST r:i lRK LAKE - rbh "t . The Ra,·inc Pnol induues a .~4- Uep1hs of 10 to 20 fee t with liVL' mile ~ lrelc.:h nf lhc riv~,.;r thmtP'h "Meigs Coumy. Large ..: huh!o. a~<.l small sunfish can be used as h:tit Today- 1-3 p.m. Monday- 6-!J p.m. Tuesday- closed Wednesday- closeu Thursday - dosed Friday -closed • Saturday- closed Sunday, Aug. 6 - dnsed Ges · Chubs & sunfish best for hoo.k ing flat heads gymnasium coordinat~. I . In the Ohio River's Racine Pool, RIO GRAND E - Here i.s the schedule for lhe week of July 30Aug . 6 at the Universi ty or Rio Grande's Lyne Center. Fitness cenl<r, OU hires Bailey as coordin(ltor ATHENS - Ohio University athletic director Tho"'as Boeh named Crown City na!ive Alan B.ailey Ohio Sports Network Outdoors . July 30, 1995 # l995 CHEVROLET CAMARO 1995 CHEVY LUMINA 4 IN STOCK - 1 CONVERTIBLE STARTING AT $17 995° Auto., air, keyless, V-6, cruise, .remote. 0 PRE-OWNED CARS &TRUCKS 1992 CADILLAC BROUGHAM ................... $17,995 V-8, leather, loaded, 1 owner. 1993 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ....................... $8995 2 Dr., auto., air, more. 1990 OLDSMOBILE CIERA ........................... $6995 4 Dr., 67,000 miles, nice. 1992 CHEVY CAVALIER ............ .................... $7495 42,000 miles. 1991 CHEVY ;; TON PICKUP .................. ... $10,995 Stepside, air. Hurry! 1994 GMC SAFARI AWD VAN .. .................. $17,395 7 Passenger, loaded! 1994 PONTIAC SUNBIRD ............................. $8999 Auto., air, stereo. 1994 CHEVY CORSICA ................................. $9999 4 Dr., auto., air, air bag, stereo. All Used Cars & Trucks Must Go. Taxes and title fee not included. All payments subject to credit approval ·DON TATE MOTORS, Inc. IT'S WORTH YOUR DRIVE! mornin ~ in arc<~ s JACKSON LAKE - l.argcmouth hass up In cighl pounJs arc prei'ie nl in till! lak e. l ise the s:unc tactics as Ihost: prl.!vwusly mentioncLI. lise .. malllll<U")) IHi~<tllcJw.., til' kernel corn whe1_1 seeking gohlcn By JOHN WISSE Divi<irm of Wildlif• COLUMBliS. Ohio CAP) While Ohio anglers are rlugging, casting <md drifling l(·lr hnss. cal fish and wa.llcyes lhi s summer, muskic fishing might he U1e hcst choice. The Ohio Hnskic Muskie Cluh said Clear Fork Lake in Richlanc.l Counly has emerged :1s the early· se.1son lcallcr. An£1crs there have taken 115 u·nphy muskies mC<L'uring ::\0 inches nr mnr~. induding 14 "huskic muskiesl" fish measuring atle:"l 42 inches. ''One or the cluh' .'i prime .ohjec:lives is In pmmnte the sporl of mu·skic fishing in Oh.io ami lh'c selcclivc harvcsl of lhcse fish . The . . r. club. ;1lsn provuiL::o; us vt:ry unport- tanl infotmaliun ~1hi.ml lhe musRi~ ! fishery hy pn1vidin~ calL'h. d:lla and ~ scale s:unples of m uskies. '' ~aid • . . Auto., air, V-6, atereo, power windows, power locka, cruiee, tilt ' ~ - $14 995 ii 'IU. il LAKt;- C'r:ip- two-pound rangL' an: prc .. l'lll. Night fishing lor dm tll~l l'Htfis h is hest in the stre;un channel amJ th rough lite upper h;lif of the lake . npporlunilies are good fnr hull· heads antl\}:h:mnel cmlish. u~e lra· dilional haits tishecJ along lhe bot· tom during evening hours for be!\t ROCKY FORK LAKE - Tile lake this yeilf yielded 16 mu sk ics results. Largemouth hass will be found in deeper water Juring 1he measuring 30 inches or more . includin g one " hu ski e muskie" day. hut most l ik~ly wi ll he fceding a l ~)Jl g tht: ~urfat.:c at ni ght. l ise In the l'L'Illtal hmdn. :m~lt.:rs <U"l! J;u·gc mourh :lllli spoiled hass in rile HARRISON LAKE - l'ish ing l.ak• Eri< which measured over 42 inches _· sm:lil spi1iner., , pla.,lic \l'llfrns anti Mosr muskics are caught here June live h:lit. tbrnugh Septcmhcr hy angkr s trolling l:~rge crank hails al (lepihs LA Sll AN AREA - The Lake La S11 An Wildlilc Area it> ve1y r.rodtu.:llvc 101 c 11li ~h .tl l ~kr.., _ Ct·nt•·al ~ _ .. . Cuuuty orkr. ...\t HII C ol thl' an.:a ' s h\.'sf hlucgill anti h01ss fishin~ . Srx·rial 1\.:g ulatums me in of 10 lO IX !eel. Ni ~ ht li.-.hin g is 1ak111g yel low perch lll l.:tlsuring eight 10 10 indu~ s in 20 f~et of wah.!r al the Etl g~watcr t1rcak wall in Clcvelanu and nn 1hc I nk~ hot tum al Uw intake crib. !'airport Harhllr is auolher good s pnl. Use spre aders lippetl wi th minnnw.,. WaTil!yes ·:u'c1-c in g 1akc 1i fD ic!T2 - \Villi ; un ~ Gl~l(iriS RESERVOIR - 11.":-c-J'ICr t- :n tlrcw":ifC:ITake., . While surfm·~ lures ur s ix·i nt: h pl a~ltt.: some arc open to the puhlic, uther worm s fish ed ~' Jon~ Ihe .. urfacc lakes rC'-JUin.: adv:uH.:c reM!rval ions during evenin g hours in i11e upper for lishin~ . cntl of 1he lake 10 takr largL'rnouth bass. Night fi shing along 1hc cast shoreline li1r channel c11 fi .. h is very produL'li vc . miks ol'l \ hurl! hy anglers Irolling al deplhs ol 6!lto n feel. in the we>~e rn basi n. lllll hcller waJIL-ye fi~hing i"' found along the l'l lgl' ol llil' Tokdtl Shipping C'h:m- Nm·tlu:·a.lrrrit l.I] ;SYII .I.L I.AKI: - l.ar~c ­ momh h;tss up 10 s~.:vc n pnumls c u1 he Clught on top water lure.... G l ~l to th l..' dee pe r s id l!~ ol weed bed .-. lll'l . arou nd Wc!--1 ~i!\IL'I' Island and ;tlung Ilie ':1 11d h:~r' off of Lor:1in ;uu l Vt.:nrlllinll. Pick Day. a Division of Wiiulif,· 2X,7 .~7 fishr:rics hiolngist anti'( )hio lfuskil.! Muskic liai-;on . The state' wihllife agL'I\(,:y h:1s in receru years used u urw approach lO manag emen1 ,,r ()hic J's mu . . kic lakl: ..... The core of Ohio's 1nu~kic fi shery consi~t s ol 1hcsc: stoc.:l.:ed l:d\L' ~ wl1ich include Alum Creek . Ckar fishery. The Division of Wildlife Piednwn l. Salt Fork . ('o\~· an ant! did nol get lhc ll'.-. ufts il wmlll'U in its llalchery r~.:arin g progr:un. so Llll' ageul:y developed auolher way 1o raise muskies al two of ib .-.tal.c hatcJJcrks. The result l1as Jed in rt.:cl'nl years lo Llu.~ slockin~ of lar~cr fi s h with irnprovell survival ralc s. · Dccausc muskics do nolnwuraJ. ly reproduce in mo ~ l of Ohio 's waters :uuJ muskie hahilal is lirnil etl, Ihe di visinu helps stocks advancetl mus~ie fingerlings into selected inlanc.l w:11ers. In I (}IJ4. I he agency stocked iOne-sixth of Ohio-Erie ~trail stands ,completed ! By JlM MASSffi can see kids 50 years lrom now ! The Columhu.• Di.spalch ho'pping on ' lheir hikes in Cleve· • MORROW. Ohio IAPl -Two land , packing their hologna sand:-:days afle{ a heavy spring r:Un. the · wichcs anti saying, 'Let's go In t Liule Miami River was rushing Cincinnali.' We lll!Cll In };Cl them •'through soulhwestern Ohio .Jike a away from the TV anyway." ~man 20 minulcs late for a tax auc.lir. The thread nnw runs well short : The water was high, the CuiTelll of its mark . Only 4R (1f the 325 .-swift and the firsl glmu:c scticJ . miles have been huilt . .• .. Hurry ... Sumclimcs, though. tl hem.l in = '~~Jbe muskks in ti ghl ini:11Hl Fmik. Leesv ill e, West Dranch , Rnek y Furk . Leesville l.ake in (':umll Cuuuty has produced lht top yidLI for Ohio's muskic an g l er~ in PJ(J4. So far in 1111!5. Leesville ranked sec· onLI aud only slighily hehinu Clear Fork Lake ;<s a l<lp mu.< kie pn~luc­ er-with II 0 rrophy-sizc<l muskics. including 17 huskic rnuskies. DUI the musk h.: hilc Ihis yc:u- has also hccn tlll til lhc PidlllltHJI Lt~ k c with (1;.\ hi;! muskit.:..., ;mtl Sail Furl\ L;tk t.: Wllh 4 2 n... h l { ' o w; lll and Ror ky Fork bkc ... t!ul unt pmdtl l"l' ' any (·alrhc~ ot hu ~ki es lhrou~h lhc end ot .lulll'. "Wc'vt.: hee11 tloin ~ .. ollie re sca rt.:IJ in lh e fi eld of gt.: ll c tit.: engiuccnng 111 an allt.:mpt lo pro dut.:t.: a larg e r unmhcr of Jcmalc mu ... ki es which grow higgcr and live ltmgcr llmn their lll iilc t:mmtcr· pmts. II' we an! sunt.: ss l'ul i11 thi ~ project it 's likely Ohin will ~ct.: a11 even grecllcr improvcml' nl in th c qualil y ol our p1escnt -day mu s ki ~.: AND VANS- TRUCKS AND VANS 18e3 GEO TRACKERAXA, 15252, Black, AM/FM ca..ono. oport wl!oels, c:Jolh lnlerio< ............... .. :...... ,........... ................. ·Fish For Pond Stocking Delivery Will Be: Tuesday, August 1 · Pomeroy - R & G Feed & Supply Company 12:15-1:15 P.M.. 'Phone (614) 992-2164 Delivery Will Be: Wednesday, August 2 Vinton - Isaac's Feed 2:00- 3:00P.M., Phone (614) 388-8880 Minimum order of 25 fish 11!113 DODGE CARAVAN, 152e1, Automat~ . alr, tift, ctulse, atr baQ, 1 passenger, dolf' lnteriof ................. ,..... 111,150 111WPLYMOI.ITH ~YAQERVAN, · 1511111, 7 posaonge~, -V-611111Jint. air aulo, AMiM cassellt, lill , cruise ....................... $11,1!11!1 11!110 DODGE CARAVAN, 15147, AM/FM, air, automauc, cloth Interior ....................................................... $565 111t1 DODGE CARAVAN, 15234,1'Jr, e<uise, lin, IWJFM. V-6 engine, cloth interior ................ ..... SSDD5 111110 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER, j52.., Au!omalic, air, AM/FM,Iitt, cful!18, e!Olh Interior .... ............. 1118 FORD AEROSTAR VAN, 152'5, Air, automatic, power windows & lockS, '1 passenger, radiO .. .................... S1MS WE FURNISH YOUR HAULING CONTAINERS To Place An Orde~ Call The Store Above or Call: 1-SQ0-217-4615 · (orders do not have to be placed in advance) FARLEY'S FISH FARM CASH, ARKANSAS 72421 I ~ ~ . ConscrvatK'V cnvisi1m 1l1e pnlp\)Sctl trail as a t-c~realional roul t! ... naking along forrm:r ra ilro:ul aml ..:anal righiS of way anu hits of puHiic road hetwccn the Ohio 'River anti Lake E ri ~ . The trail wou ltl link Cincinnali. C'olumhu.< and C'ieveJand for tJwusands of hik er~. hicyclisls. runn~rs :IIlLI outdoor e nllm ~i· asts . ·· 11 would lx· like 11 thread mn · ning thm1•1h tilt.: heml of ( )hio. l'll ll • . nectin g 1hc two grcm ~co~n1phtc fea1ures of lhC ..11e-.. lilt: ri ver and rlie lake ." Newman .' a iLl . " I • ..................... S3H5 11!110 OLDS CALAIS,, 15247, Aulomolic, AM/FM, rear defroaler, dolh lnlerlor ..... ................................... 15800 1111111 NISSAN PULSAR NX, 15181 , T·<Ops, AM/FM, rear defroster, dual mirrors ........... ........................_...... $5300 1GD4 GEO METRO, 115127, Green, 20,000 miles, AM!FM cassane, dual mirrors, rear defrosler .......... ......... ...... $7128 11!111 NISSAN STANZA, 15205, 4 door, 51 ,000 mil8:!1, AM!FM cassette,.,.ear defrostor ...................................... Snto 11!112 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM. 15231, Block, air, eutomalic, AM/FM, dual mirrors .......... :..........,. .......................... Sn00 • There is nothing wrong with the Grand idea. Owning your home -gaining equity as you mature In later life. We want to help that simple dream L 1me true for everyone who ' ~valks through our doors. We invite you to come in; and let us show you why our loan rates are so . ~ongo . · · Planners 1i1 the R:nls -10· Trails detroste1', cloth lnterlot ....... 11188 PLYMOUTH GRAN FURY SALON, 152311, Air, automntlc,AM/FM, power seal & ~indows .. ..,... ...... ............ .... $3600 111111 CHEVY BERElTA, 15187, PJ<, spor1 """"Is .• AMIFM cassette, 1111, cruise ....................... .. ............................ SOns · ,: Newman, 40, was:~ ... plcaSc<l :WiUl the tJUicl vista as he was 10 he Newman ~ lau ghing . 1111111 GEO METRO, 152A1, Blue, aulomal~ air, AM,fM, clolh lnlerklr ...... .... ....................... .......... ............. . S2IJIIS 1111111 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE, IS235,Aulomalic, cruise, tilt, air, AM!FM ................... .. ......................................... 11815 1990GEO STORM 2t-2, 15157,Air. automatic. AMJFM, rear defroster, ctotlllnterior ............. ,.............. .. ...... S&BM )his.morning ." two develope<! h:~<:kside mu scl e aches from Jon!.! still!.\ lltl hit.:ydes and horses the rle xr tiny . Canoe..-; ami in·lillL' skatl' .-. wen.: in their huurl' '' I ~an\ tell you how llappy lam In h< w:dking a ~ a1n ... s;1lli 1m FORD RANGER, 1524Q, Groen, XLT. 19.000 miles. AM/FM Cassene, bed liner, sport ~eals, rear slider .....:.......... 11570 11!113 CHEVY CAVAUER RS, 15141, AI<, aulomallc, tkenlly. we haven ' ! seen a vehicle ~incc Wl! slartcd wnlking ~ thc trail ;. Besitlcs l.!nduri"ng the firsl-day 4o~npour in llmniltml Cnumy. Uttl 18e3 FORD RANGER, 1511!11, Blue, XLT. AM/fM, rear slider sport wheels, dual mirrOrs .......................... $915$ 18e3 CHEVY 5 ·10, 15251, Black, Tahoe package. AM/FM cassette, bed liner, spofl wheels, Jeer slider ....... ,........ 113'10 AM/FU cassette, pow~ locks. custom wheels ..............,: ... ,.. , ... $8300 :~jArcn'tlhrrt· any cars in 1his .loitalc '! flOSCU Ohio to Eric Irail. 11!111 NISSAN KING CAB, 15243, PJr, AMJFM. rear 911der, sport wheels, bed liner ........................................... 180t5 1988 SUBARU WAGON, I!IOIIt, PJr. automat~. turbo, power sun rool, pow~r windows, ,till, cruise .................. .. $4095 'ilnywhere." Steve Newman sHiLl . hook s <IIlli . b,ciame a populm S(1L'akcr. . : Nr:wman's ~oal is more mndcsl fhi~ lirnc : hu· two w~.:cks. he <~nd ten·y D~tTi"0 < lll me. thc fir.loil people (o (faVCfS!j the J2) rnik'.li of the pn,l- 111111 NISSAN KING CAB, 15222, Roor ~lp sealS, AM/FMcassene, sport ~Is ... ........................ . 18175 111111 BUICK REGAL, 15130, AulomOIIC, eo till, cruise, power wlnbows. dlgiUII dash .................................... 15005 •Swlng lkd loa tJ1irk lim h. · : - No sign ;uuwunt.:\..'.S the swim· :min~ hole. hul the st·uing dL::u·Jy fi nvilcs lhc most harried passcrhy 10 ' unbuuon the collar. loosen' the til: ~and linger. :· ' 'Thcsu an; some of the most . ;,eauliful slretdlC.'i I've ever -"CCII IWO 11!112 DODGE DAKOTAAX4, 15183, Black, limi1od produdlon. V·8 engine, spon wheels, lilt, autse. poWer wllldows & loctcs, ruMing bOIIrds , spot1 wheels, dual mir~ors . fiberglass loppef .... 114,100 cassene~rear : nailed !o lhe trunk ancl a rope txpetiCilCC in NO PAYMENTS UNTIL NOVEMBER 11!110 MAZDA PROTEGE SE, 15260, Air, AM/FM ladder rungs )5,01111 miles. He wmte ahnul the .. ...... atl5 1WA HYUNDAI ELANTRA. 15238, Air, AM/FM-cassene, 1111, power windows ............................. ., ....... , $9150 11!111 CHEVY CAVAUER, 152011, Air, outomollc, AMIFM cassette, clolh interior .... ........ ....................... 1481& ~ At a hmlg~ along the tree-lined (corridor, :111 oltl syccunort! leans uu1 ~over rhc water - sms fisher y." ll:iy said riv!.!r dcrn:uHis 11 SCC4HH..I gl:1ncc. 1994 PONTIAC SUNBIRD CONVERTIBLE 1995 BUICK REGAL SI'I~IN< Clear Fork Lake abounds with trophy muskies .; 1\ tlo z~ n years a~o. the Oh111 ftativc SlarlCtl a snJn Wlllk around ~e :woriJ then kd w four years ol_ 1Jdvcnlures nwr five t'OIIIincnts and *All pnces include rebates to dearer Tal(es & fees not included.. · 1·5 lures during early with vegcr:uion. $16,995 $12,995 SUNDAY spinners or fish with lop water throughout the lake . Mu~kic.-.. up to 20 pouJHh ha ve produc ed good fi _...hing. .action for ':t nglcr_... u~in g " PiiH H.' r~ in dccp w~lll'f and around Wl'cd hctb . { 'rappic"' and hlucgilh. all' .'o.l lla ll. hul :thliiHI,JlH f<H" Mllllllll.!f ;tnglL·r.-.. . Fish pic lis lun ~ 1.-.. lau . lise minnows fished ovl'r dcl'pl y s uhmer£Cd weed hut!~ . So1nl' h11llh eml..., :mtl chanm.:l e<llfh-h havt.: heen. takCII on night crawkr.-.. or ~..: hi~,· ken li v~rs rishl'tl along t h~ hollom . Fi..,h nlong the w!!ed li tH.:~'" dept h~ ,lr . . ix lcct or more with .-. ptnnt.:l :-. 'll' pla~lic worm~ to tah• l :u·g~: mo t ltll hass. -~ ..antLaJnng ..tl rop: o[l~.._ll~~e ..,mall ~~-- J:>u1tloors ami on a loose itim:rary ~ 1: " ll1c fir:-; I tlay out , .it was pour· ~ng down rain.'' he said. "II was Jreat. The arc:.1 we wcn1 through ·Was almost all untlcvclopctl. just )ike a _iung k. I fell like I wa_.. iu the Auto., air, stereo, power top . OPEN · Sou1hea.-.t BURR OAK LAKE .c.. Fishing success should he gooJ for chanm.•l catfish anglets . Us e traditional · baits fisheu "I night along the hoitom t'or he/'it rtsult s. Largcmnulh bass will he found 111 cJccp walcrj OAKTIIORI'E LAK I: - with .. mall t'rank haJt!'> or live h:nt ah111~ thL' dl'ep <.lror·olh on tilL" Wt!Mcm sitlr ol thl' Jake when 'l'Ck· in g l<~r ge mou l h ha..,s Th1 ~ ,..., th e 7.625o/o FIXED 7.843o/o ~ppealing. We have many loan options that will fit your personal situation : and financial needs, and loan approval processing time is minimal when you bring complete documentation. When you're ready-slop by or call for today's rates. We want everyone to enjoy the rewards of owning their very o~ horne. · The interell role o/7. 12.5'- (7.38\ AI'N) U basetJ on ll \ tOtlnumooni uft)IJ,OOO rtm~~ining uftn tl2rh. down ptr)menl and fncludu a 1~ 1 kxm oriRiMiion fee. The f011n mno1m1 would he rt/JIIYOhle br 18tJ mon1b9' payments of S453.91. Tbi ubovt annuul J~erunlilge rote is ep«titJtt'" of7112195and may liat't cbtlnjtd allbe time ofJOIIT applicaiWn tiJII2 PONTIAC SUNBIRO, 15239, 2 dqor, AM!FM, air, power locks, cloth Interior aUiomaf~ . .............. 17810 11!112 GEO CONVERTIBLE, 15201, LSt"pack!IIJO, automstic, air, AM(FM, cloth Interior ............ ...... ........... . 18105 • 1982 GEO STORM, 1!1187, rear defroster, air, AMJFM cassette, cloth inlerlor ...... ..... .............. $8355 161 CHEVY LUMINA, 18230, Red, air. automatic, AM/FM, cloth Interior, 47.000 miles ......................... $8'130 11!112 CHEVY BERETTA, 15213, Rod, V·6 engine, air. eutomalk:, AM/FM more ....... .. ,.............................. . $8015 18e3 FORD TAURUS, 15250, Rod, 4 door, air, aUiomallc. AM,fM cassene,llll, cruiSe, roiii ilelroolli< ....... .fri11 a 11!111 CHRYSLER LEBARON CONVERTIBLE, 15210, Rod, auio, air, AM!FM caneno, cruise, lin, power ,.;ndows .... IQ210 11!113 OLDS CIERA, 18221, Rod, AM!FM cassette, tilt, cruise, air, 8~1tc ............. ,............................................. 11720 11!114 HYUNDIA ELAHTRA, ISnti,I'Jr, AM/FM cassette, tm, power windoWs ....... ,., ..'...................................... ltt50 1n1 CHEVY BERETTA OT, 1~180, 2 door, V·EI engine, span wneets, sun rOof, power wlndowa. automatic .................. 11220 11!110 NISSAN 240 SX, 1517Q, Whno, automallc, alr AMJFM cassette, sun root. cloth lnterlof ......................... 110,715 . tm CHEVY BE RETIA, . 15157, Blue. automatic, alr, AM/FM,Illt, doth Interior ..... .. ............. 110,010 tl!ll4 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME S, 15~. Blua, olr, automatic, AM/FM C85Sette, tilt, cruise, power seats & windows ............................... ,.. .. ..................... $12,715 11!114 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX, 15257, Or..n. V-6 engine, air, automatic, AM/FM ca!lsette, till, cruise, power windows &loeb ................... ... ,... .................... 111,715 11!111 PONTIAC SUHBIRD u;, 15202, R8!!. • ~ 2 door, oulom~lic , elr, AM!fM couelle, &por1-l• .. ,....... 18100 ' Payments figured ~lh down payment of $1 ,000 cash or trade plus tax &title. See salesman for details. �• Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV • Su.nday, July 30, 1995 FariJl/llusiness THANK YOU ••• BUYERS '94 . • for small investors to hedge honored recently hy the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation for her outstandiDA etT<>rls in the 1995 Farm Bureau membership cum· palgn. Fur her t:fTurts. she was named "Dir~dur {If the Year" hy ~--41-J~~~~~~:ing_the """Lfarnu.t...memher Main.(JCHI) fur a f•tur J~< nH>r" count"y urea. She. is congratulated hy C. William Swank, Ohio Farm Bureau executive'vice presidemt. . + •• - Ohio Valley Bank New Farmers Tobacco Warehouse- Ripley, OH · Harold Montgomery, County Commissioner King Burley Tobacco Warehouse- Maysville, KY Pope & Pope Fertilizer Huntington Tobacco Warehouse Huntington Tobacco Warehouse King Burley Tobacco Warehouse Maysville, KY Dykes Tobacco Warehouse-Morehead, KY New Farmers TobaccoWarehouse-Ripl·ey, OH Top 1o '94 Sheep Exhibitors and Buyers Amber Baughman David Stanley Jason Queen Kyle Forgey Beth Walker Robbie Mannon Okie Fortner • Chad Slone T.C. Beaver MattAtha City Ice & Fuel John Knauff, John Carey, Dan Davies, & Harold Montgomery Toler & Toler lnsutance Brent Saunders & OCL Computer Solutions Ohio Valley Bank Foodland Supermarkets . I Forgey Club Lamb Sale & Starmaster Feeds Crown Excavating Myers' Ashland Oil Bob Evans Restaurant -Business _ briefs____, '. : 1 ' - - Program has successful start . COLUMBUS· llle I'J~5 crunpaign in supporlof Unilcd States Savings BnmJs is off'lo a successfUl srart accnn.ling to Larry Boyer. general manager ti>rlhe Gallipolis Daily Tribune. For lhe l"irsl seven montl1snf the 1995 campaign (0clllher 1994· April 191J5) cnumy bond sales were $303,572, Boyer reponed. The crunpaign encourages <1>unty residenls In buy U. S. Savings Bonds lhrnugh the payroll savings play where lhey work, and through applicmion initiated a1 local fin;mcial inslil ulions. Boyer has been serving as voltmleer cha.irpt!rson of lh~ Galli a County prn ~ gnun since Scplcmhcr. I'! 1!4 . Fimd results or tliC l'J94 camraign showed thai county residents purcha:-.ct.l $042.5~ 1 ) worth ol' s~lvings Donds. "' New branch manager named JACKSON ··Sheila Rudd. RN. has been promoled 10 hranch manager I direCtor of nursing of Jackson's American~ 1-lome Care. Inc., ollice . A 197'! gnulunle ol Shawnee SI:IIC t.Jn~versily's nursing program, Mrs. Rudd Joined Americare Home Care in I'N4. She has held positions in ·nursing mJniinistration for the pas! eight ycnr~. ~l!rving as hospital supl!rvisor ami dirccror of nursiug al filcililies in Porlsmou lh . ..... Ryan named Ohio's AEP president Top 10 '94 Hog Exhibitors and Buyers Howard Foster · Jody Kuhn Kate Saunders Adam Stapleton Dusty Johnson Elisha Montgomery Eric Swindler Jessica Roberts Jeffrey Massie '94 Hog Buyers ActYHt S10Ck BrOktrl Anytime Butetw Shop Applllt.':hlll'lllr• produda ...,.._ Athe CQ~nSV\II:tlon AOMid Alklrwon, C.P.A. Mark Bill~ ::1... ~d Barr's Cultorn Meat &plonltlan Of. Steve lhtl•t• Belt Wflt•n · Wlllllm Am Bklde'e ContrKing aa.cholff • A. .ociMH ...... aa.den L.andtng InC . BodlmiH'I Groe.ry Or. AIM'! ao.ter, DVM Bowm•n'e Home C•r• Brown'IIGA KaU Burllte 011 Co. 'C.C.Calctw.lt & Son~~Tn.K:Idnt~~ C.Mday AngUI Fatm Ron Cenaday.County 'udlor Deve CarJMnler Carter'• Plumbing Inc. C_,tr TrtctOf' S.IH ChampiOn lndueb1H Cdony ThHtr• Bob CondH Bill C"'*· OYM Cremuna Concr.. a I SUpply Frank Cremeana tor Congreu Cr'oaa I Sona hrm Equlpmanl Crown £11uvaano ur.•¥• Fumltw-a Jan Mlchlial Long ·l-oi'DQI'I Ura. Har1ai"'CC Martin Ruaty llartln Maaon County Buslnenft St.ta Aapr...ntatlva Mark Malone McCoy UOCfa Fun.ral Home Uc:Oonalds McKun Farma C.H. Mc:Kiftlla In memory ol Paul lhnzar MICSgltPrHa Mld-Stata Inc. Dannla Mollohan Trucking Morning Star Conatruet!Dn J.E. Morrl~ & AsaoclatH Nelllllfothars Angut Danlal E. NHda, Inc. N- f'•mer'a Tobacco Warehouse Nonla Northup Dodge J.D. North Produu Nonhatar Sltlllltl & TV Dale Grove Energy · CCL Comput• Solutlona Inc. O.K. Tobacco Warlhouu · Ohio Valley l!lank Plll't'a Plua Auto Store Paopla'a Bank P'llatl conc ... lone PJT Horizon S~a Molly ptymala Pool People ot Gallipolis Dtllay nrt Galllpoua Dairy OIJIIan O.nMI P. O.vila, Jr. Paul Oavlaa Jewelera ~an Lewla Ftmlly R111111rant My Sla..ra Cla.tt a..M•on C.A.. . MaaLa..- Farm PDOF lloytl nr.. P. P11CI'IParm · Proctuc.a UYHtocll .............. Rlwr City Farm SUpply Dtii'IAngUS DIW Hcwnaa • Bob £'line Fanna D. o.., £vane, Atlornty David T. Evana, AtiOf"My al Law ExtarmltOI PHI Control • O.rraN Haney KllflfMth R. Farmar Farm Crlldl1 S.rvtch Foocttencl Suptrm1rk1ta Food l. .rt 211 Aufl Tn.tclllng Joe Ruu Farm fi¥Jipmltnl & Ffltlllftl' OYall\l Farm & Fl..t Republlun Oftlc. Holden Rl...., City Farm 8upplv S&J U:mbar Dennla Salisbury S&'tdl Hill Coal Co. Ona·R. SMMrl Forty Plus Foam Salta & Delivery, Inc. Jlft FOwllf Harold Saunder1 French City Fool Clinic Frianda ot Frank Cramaana Fruth PMtmacy Galllpollt Auto Auetlon, Inc. Gatllpolla Elka Lo9 1107 G.llllpolla Tobacco & C.,dy Co. GoktwlftV Road Rldlra Aaaoe11t1on C·2 Gre.n Tarraa Uoblll Homa Plfk Guy.n Yl41ay o.n.ral Store Ted Hanna Hdlh'l Mill OUtltl Halliday, ShMts • Saundafa H«rl110n F.,ma Holzer C11nlc HughM Dtlry Farm Huntington Tobac:co-Markat lm•·~··.ry .. lndapmdtnl: Totlacco Wllrehoua• · Irvin .. Glaa~o , JM:bon C ark Gary L. Jaryla, c. .A. Jerry1a tor.truetlon anw.y Trueklng Jtm'a F•m £qulpmtnt Jtvldtn'a Farm Equipment Gerw Jotwwon Chawolet-Otda . Johnlon'a Moblla Hom-. Jahnna .kltgenaen ODS KIK IIObl.. Hom.. __ ~FtnnE~ant 1011r._ lkiRI c.-. FHd 810fa ..... K""* Lawta Funeral Homa LMt a-nco Cony Oul Brant Seunder, Prot.cuflng Attorney Sauncllra tnswanca s..-. a Lot Ot.tlllty Maat s-.s..._ Sileo Thl SMitv Companv Kent Butler Matthew Atha Katy Canaday Lori Atha Tommy Sanders lim Caldwell Adam Clark Tricia Toler Dustin Deckard '94 Sheep. Buyers ' Ace High Muelc Lynn Angell, C.M Bank One Larry M. Betz Bob Evan• A11t1urante G. Richard Brown Brown's Market Butler Hereford Farm C.C. C•ldwell & Sona Trucking Marion CaldWell Canaday Angue Farma John A. Carey, Jr. Champion lnduatrlea City Ice 6 Fuel CarDin & Snyder Fumltwe Crown Excavating Gary Davia D1n Oavlaa . • D.C. Metal Salea Mike Oewlna far Senate Dykes Tobacco Warehou11 Eagle Ridge Farma Empire Fumllure Evant EnterpriHI, Inc. Eva'a Tannery Farm Credit S.rvlctl Food Mart 218 Foodland Superlnarkets Forgey Club Llmbl Patty Forgey Frame & Spring Inc. Fruth Pharmacy Galllpolla Toblcco & Can~ Co. . Haftelt'a Mill Outlat Hannan Hill Holatalna Holzer Clinic Home City ~e Huntington Tobacco Warehouse Market lnway Trucking lrvln'e Glaaa Service J•ckson Country Mark Jlvld•n'a Farm Equipment Gene Johnton Chevrolet Old• dohnaon MOblla Homea, Inc. Keaeel TractOr & Equlprri'ent ik Laura! Kirkhart Johi'l P. KnauH Kenneth Kyger Kyger Dental Associttll Joseph L Leach s·t'! Louden Bill Medley .M1Iga County ChiropraCtic Merillat lnduatr... Mong & Aaaoclatn Ha~Did Montgomery Myers Ashland Oil New Fermera Tobacco Warehouse ~lghthawk Aviation Norrta Northup Dodge J. D. Nonh Produce O.K. TobacCo Warehouse OCL Computer Solutions O'DeU Lumber Ohio Valley Bank Or. Mike Owens Pl1atl Concessions Quality Farm & Fleet Republican Candidates Francia Rife River City Farm Supply Richard Roderick Luly Roderick , Ruasell's White Oak Valley Farm Saritts Hill Coal Company Brent Saunders, .Proaeeutor Saundel"llnsurance Harold Saunders shake Shoppe Thelma Shaver Stlrmaatar Feed 01'110 Vllley Sheep Association The Shelly Company Smlth'sGMC Southern States Star Bank· Or. '1 Craig & ~eky StraHord Super 8 MOle~ V.E. Taylor Trucking Inc. Toler & Toler tnsuranee Tri-County Vending Trlm•t Construction Unity aavlnga Bank WJ~III Funeral Home Wiseman Insurance Agency West VIrginia Electric Yauger Farm Supply lowlll Shinn TrKtor Mark Sheets, Attorney Warr81'1 Sheeta, Attomay Shoe cere Skytlna Laria1 Jerry's Conatructlon-Jarry L Sl.yton Sm1Hzar MachiM Shop David Smith DDS Smith's Aahland SmlthQMC Smith Buick Pontiac Southern Stataa Sllr B1nk Dr. 's Craig & Becky stra"ord JamH Taytor T1wney .. Studio & Jewatry Thomu Do-lt Canter · Tony's Tire .. Toltr • Tolar lnluranc. Tope Furniture· Union Stocky•da Unity-lank YFWP'o.t4414 Ylni:M Oenltll Stor1 W•lill"'- P'roplftl• Rep w.t.Dn, Guy1n '!Wfl. TrUIIH WfttltuniMd P111111ty c.ra Cent.!' Wlllla FW~~tll COU IM811S- Marsha 1'. Ryan has hcen namedOhio"., Ameri can El~clric Company Inc. prcsidcn1. cllcclivc .Jan . I. I'J%. The annn1uu.: cmcm was mmJc Thursday hy E. Linn Draper. Jr., chain nan. president am.l ch.ief exocutive officer of AEP. Ryiln moves from her current pnsl a" dirccwr of customer am.l' marketing services al Appalachian Power Cnmp:my. an i\EP suh· sidiary hemlquarlered in Roanoke. Va. She joined AEPSC in I'J~O as 'manager of dem;mU skle mannge'rm:nl progrHms. She movctl to Appalachian Power in.January. 1994.1 Top 10 '94 Steer Exhibitors ·and Buyers Ohio Valley Bank Mark Mal~ne and Toler & Toler Insurance Champion Industries Huntington Tobacco Market Gallia County Republican Office Holders Harrison Farms Quality Farm & Fleet The Wiseman Agency Foodland Supermarkets '94 Tobacco Buyers Ohio Valley Bank ~ New Farmers Tobacco Warehouse • Ripley, OH Harold Montgomery, County Commissioner King Burley Tobacco Warehouse • Maysville, KV Pope & Pope Fertilizer Huntington Tobacco Warehouse Huntington Tobacco Warehouse King Burley Tobacco Warehouse Maysville, KY Dykas Tobacco Warehouse- Morehead, KV New Farmers Tobacco Warehouse· RlJnJ.y, Oli Horne Wileman en.ur.nca AltlftCY Foodland Supermarkets . .. Gene Johns.on Chevrolet & Norris Northup Dodge McDonald's of Gallipolis O'Dell Lumber Willis Funeral Home • Westmoreland Family Ca~e Center The Wiseman Agency Gallia County Democratic Party Atkinson & Jarvis, CPA Trophy store relocates '.' '94 Steer Buyers Adrah of Eva's Salon Altizer Farm Supply Anytime Butcher Shop The Ark Pet Shop Ronald Atkinson. CPA Bank One Dr. Steve Batiste Bernadine's Big River Electric Boggs Pest Control Inc. Boggs Transportation Inc. Dr. Alan Boster, Bowman's Home Care Burlile Oil G. G. Caldwell & Sons Trucking John Garey Garter's Plumbing Inc. Little Caesars ' Hobart Gall Central Supply Go. Champion Farms Daniel P. Davies, Jr. Amanda· Davis Dyke's Tobacco Warehouse Evans Cattle Company Don Fisher Foodland Supe"rmarkets· Joe Foster Tobacco Plant Sales French City Foot Clinic Gallipolis Auto Auction Inc. Gallipolis Tobacco & Candy Co. Gallia County Democratic Party Gallia County Republican Party John K. Gill Trucking Hillsboro Chillicothe Area Feeder Calf Association Holley Brothers Construction Holzer Clinic Holzer Medical Cenler H&R Block Huntington Tobacco Market Independent Tobacco Warehouse Irvin's Glass Finis Isaac Jack & Jill's . Jackson Cobnty Livestock Gary L. Jarvis CPA Jaymar Coal inc. Jividen's Farm Equipment .I Kelsey Johnson · Johnson's Mobile Hofhes Gene Johnson Chevrolet Olds · K&K Mobile Homes Richard Kingery John Knauff Yauger Farm Supply This Full Page Ad is Sponsored by the Gallipolis Daily Tribune to Our y; ·ai the Gallia Jr. Fair. Layfayette Mall Joseph ·L. Leach Gary Lewis Linda Lou's Beauty Shop Rusty Martin Martin Trucking . Mason Dental Clinic McCoy Insurance Mc.Donalds Motor Parts Myers Ashland Oil Myers Excavating Norris Northup Dodge Northstar Satellite & TV O'dell Lumber 0 .K. Warehouse Ohio Valley Bank PJT Horizon Stable Producers Livestock River City Farm Supply Rodney Supply co. Running M Farm Joe Russ Farm Equipment & Fertilizer Sands Hill Coal Co. Harold Saunders Saxon Construction Shake Shoppe The Shelly Company Lowell Shinn Tractor Sales • Smith"s GMC 1 Smith Buick Pontiac Smith Buick Pontiac BodyShop . Southeastern Equipment · Spring Valley·Pharmacy ·Tom Stump Super 8 Motel Thomas Do-lt Center Trimat Inc. Union Stockyards Wagner Broadcasting Waugh·Halley-Wood Funeral Home Westmoreland Family Care Center Willis Funeral Home Wiseman Agency Wiseman Real Estate Yauger Farm Supply MIDDLEPORT · The Milldlcport Trophies & q·ecs has moved across Lhc strl!t:.lto a new location. . Owner Doh Ciilmorc said U1a1 the firm is trying ro maintain ll1e Civil War cnt decor of the building. Remnt.Jelin2 has cominut!tl for the last .tJm~c momhs and two weeks ago the cornp:u1y rc~npeneU. In IX~O. lhc huilding had a Firsl Nalional Bank in i1s localion. Photogmphs from t11:11 t:ra have hi.!en salvaged anti rhe cuJTCIH com~ ptmy wiiJ place <t sign :-;imilar to tJu~ one used :u thai time. Gilmore said. , I ... · "We'll he ahlc 111 ~crve our cuslomcrs heltcr," l>c '"h.lctl . The company has more;usahle sp<lt:C ami custojHcr pick~up at the back nlthc huilding, Gilmore said . ' Company moves to Middleport. MIDDLEPORT· Tri-SI:~Ic Water Trcalmcnl ~yslems wil11ipcn in U1c lnrmcr Middkporl Tmphit.:.-. & Te-es location llll North Sec~ onll Avenue in Middlcp~H1 :ehnut All;,! . 15. ••n.:on l iu~ to local mHn~. ager L:nTy 13ungcr Bunger of Chester saitl U1a1 lht.: ncw husinc.s~ will liin~ hctwcen six mu.l eight salesmen lo cover an t!ighH:ounly mea. including GaJ~ lia, Meigs anli Vinton counties alon~ wilh U1c Charleston ami Hum~ ington, W.Va ., and A~hland/Grccnup. Ky ., areas. The loc:tJ company will usc tlu; nnrional chain of Ra.insofl Water · Treatment Sysrcms. which has operated " credihl~ husincs.., since 1953. Bunger said . · Tile 2,000~StJU~tr~~rcx•l nffire will pn1vidc water .-...tJI'Iencrs, water purifiers m1d a scrvkc tcchnidan. '"I live in the :t.rc;l and I know we have a lot uf water pmhlems." Bunger said . "There'!-~ a need." . Bung ~.;: r said hr.-! will hire · Joe:~ I employe e~ . including rclcmar ~ keters. The cornpany will tr;tv\.'1 to ;u-ca rcsit.h:nts' homes tu check for wmer hardness and other suhstaiH.."Cs The OWIJl'f.~ of the c.:omp:my an:! llungcr'.-.. wtiC ami wother~·in· law. Judy Mora-8nnger afld KaU~ryn Mora.· •. Second quarter doldrums expected WASHINGTON (AP) -The economy barely advanced in the second quarter of 1995, turning in its weakest performance in nearly · four years. The gross domestic produc~ measuring all goods and services produced in .the U.S .. grew at an anemic O.S percenl annual ra1e in the spring, the Commerce Department said Friday. , Analysts say the sccond-quaner sluggishness was expected, adding that the slowdown does nol mean a recession is ahead. Ir anything, analysts say the economy bas begun to regain momentum and win expand at a solid if unspec1acular rate by the end of the year. ~ Friday's livestock report •~' . COLUMBUS (AP) - Indiana· :Ohio direcl hog prices al selcclcd :;buying poims Friday hy the U.S. ""·"'"""partmenl of Agriculture Mar k·ct '-News: . · ,~ narrows :mtl gilt~ : moslly .;steady; demand imxlcrate. ••' US ,,0 lh S., COUll 1ry . . 1· -3, "2l0 - ·.u ~i[!Oints 45.00-47 .00. few 47 .25· .#7.50; plarus 4o.504R.25 . ·'• US 2 1 ..,,(1 2"111"us . country .• . ·~ , • ·' · !l ·~ims 40.fn·45 .00. .; Sow~: under 500 lhs .. steady" Ill :.50 cen1s higher ; over 500 lbs . ~!cady . .• U.S . (., 'Ofl- .100 lh s. 25 .00~9.00, few 24 .50: 5flfl-n5fl lhs . "8 · ,,_ <Ill lh s. "" . 50 · 3[J . ..Ill . 1·cw o vcr ~1.00. . Boars: 25.1Hl-2K.(WI ' Sunday, July 30, 1995 Value line. mini -c ontract way HONORE~· Kim Harle-·,, right, organization director for Athens~ Gallia, .Jackson, Vinton, Pike and Sdnlu counties, was Dusty Johnson Chris Fitch Kelly Caldwell Trent Cremeens Clint Wiseman Jennifer Halley B.J. Swain Brett Cremeens Andrew Parsons Trent Fellure Section D . The Exhibitors, Fairboard, and Sale Committee would like to thank all of·the 1994 Buyers for supporting the Youth ofGallia County at the Junior Fair Sale. We are looking forward to another successful sale on August 4th, 1995. Sale Time will be at 10:00 A.M, with complimentary coffee and doughnuts served prior to the livestock .sale. ~ttention: Buyers! Don't forget tosend in your pre-registrations. Top 10 '94 Tobacco Exhibitors and Buyers ~imes- ~enthttl . By PATRIC IA LAMIELL . AP Busine~s Writer NEW YORK - Th e wo rd s " futures" and " hed gin g" .so und like exo ti c. co mpli cat ed, risk y in vestm ent straleg ies, somelhin g for small in vestors 10 avoid. In fact, argue executi ves ~t the Kansas City Board of Trade, with the slack markcl soaring juSI about every week to new high s, small inveswrs should be hedging . ju st like the bi g players do . to guard again sl the day when lhe venerable bull may linally expire. · KCBT qfficial s are pushing i1 s Mini Value Line futures comract as. thc ·bcst wav for small investors 10 hedge , Bul other SIOck mnrke~ptay crs warn investor s usin g the Mini Value Line must" still proccell wiU1 caution. ··Hedging is a good thii1g ." · proclaimed Michael Braude, the KCBT"s president. on a public relations trip through Ne w York newsrooms U1i s pasl week . sounding like a .cross bel ween Manha Slew an and Gordon Gekko talkin g aboul greed in lhc movie " \VaJI S tr~e t. " Slacks >tumbled un ·Friday, as conllicling signals in a repon or a slu gg ish economy lowered hopes for an interesl rate cut next month. The Dow Jones industrial average los t 17.26 po inl s to c los.e a1 4,7 155 1. bul il gained 73.96 for th e \\f ek , convi nci ng man y investors tha t the prev ious week's 67 .27- poinl loss in lhe Dow w ~ s juSI a h>Ccup . Braude lik es Mom -and-P op in veslors 10 lhink o(thc Mini Value Line as an insunmce policy against such mflrk i.:: t v::Jgat·ics. SomC.hody without 11 lot of monc V, bur who -srilhvant s to pmrc-rntlc.lr ncs l egg. can cheapl y insurL' ag ainst hig mru~ ker mo\'C!- hv u :-. in ~ the. Mini Value Line ro hl'c.l~c tJ1~ ir in vestment. he said. · JIcdgin g i!- a h.:chniquc inv c ~tors n m usc to o n ~ctthc ris k fr0h1 price fluctuati ons >n the markcl. Say )' OU own ~ omc :-. tot.:k s. .sccurilic_s that you have : t., ,'~c rnhlcd vourself Ol' :1 Four SOCCO miners honored for bravery ' ' POMEROY - Four employees of Southern Ohio Coal Company's Meigs division were honored wilh safety awards al the annual national mee1ing of the Joseph A. Holmes Safe'1y Association in St. Paul. Minn . Jody Neece, a continuous miner operator helper at Lhe Meigs No. 2 mine, and Dan Beam , a seclion sup6rvisor at the Meigs No . 31 mine, received medals of honor. Also, Carl Curry, a safety super· visqr at the mine, and Dick Workman, a section supfrvisor. were awarded cerlifrcales of honor. All four employee s were invOlved in lhe cvacmHion of the Meigs No . 3 I mine pn July II. I 993 . as 800 null ion gallons of w~ler flooded from an atiandoned mine lhrealenin~ lhe live ~ of I I trapped 400 feel below. Rutland ' s Neece. a "fire boss al Meigs No . 31 during the flood , traveled to a remole section of the mine to lead nine fellow employees to safety. Beam, a sec1ion supervisor at Meigs No . 3 I. look a portal bus more lhan three miles lolhc far end . of the mine , whcrL" he wruted ncarlv an hour for lhc ani val of Neece an~ the olhers . Beam reside s in Gal lipolis. Workman, who reside s in Albany , and Curry . a resident of Gallipolis, helped a fellow miner . who was unable to keep up wilh the rest of the crew. Curry stayed with the employee for the duralion of the evacualion. Earlier lhis year, Neece and Beam were dislingui shed with· ~ e • Carnegie Mct~ll . Neece, a 19-ycar-veleran, waded more than a half mile through water thai rose as high as h>S neck . SOCCO HONOREES • A national mining safety group ha.• honored four Southern Ohio Coal Co. miners. Receiving certiOcales from the Holmes Safety Association were, lefl lo right,: Carl t;urry, surety supervisor al the Meigs No. · r By JAY CALDWELL GALLIPOLIS - Bob Evans Farms Inc.'s board of directors re· cen~y authorized the repurchase of up"to 500,000 shares of its common stock. In a press release, BEF ·said the repur· chased shares will be held as treasury shares and will be avail · able for issue on the exercise of stock options or for other general corporale purposes. Any purchase will be made prior to July 31,1996, unless the program is ex1ended. This is good news for Cor helper at the Meigs No. 2 mine; Dave Zaleza. In, general superintendent of lhe Meigs Division; and Dan llcam and Dick Workman, both seclion sup~rvisors at Uu: MdJ:s No. 31 mine. slockholdcrs since stock repurchase pace (40 per year for the nexl 1wo programs, such as this one, usually years) and continued growth in the enhance shareholder value. food segment arc expected to provide Fiscal year 1995 .. rcsults arc in sigMicant sales grow ill. and showed good improvcmenl from • Operating margins should 1994. For Lhe fiscal "year, earnings per improve as the company becomes share were up I0.4 percent while sales more efficient at opening restaurants increased 9.7 perc em to $767 million. at the current pace. • Managcmem stated that it will Net income grew 11.2 percenllo$53.5 million. need 10 make an acquisition (in the The lop line and gross margin food segment) to achieve its sales benefited from lower food costs, goal of$1 billion in two years ( 1997). higher sausage volumes and more · • Managcmcm continues to work · restaurants in operation (354 versus on improving ihe returns of 1he 323). 1\cal same store sales (nominal "Cantina" concept. They currently sales less menu increases) were up in the process of redesigning the menu 0.3 percent, the same as 1993's pace. (lowering prices) and/ lhe physical layout of the restaurants. Key invesuncn1 points: Outlook: 1 • The rapid restaurant expansion BEF return on equity has im- pre proved steadily, lhanl<s to improved operating margins and increased use of debl. However, despite lhe increase in bank debt, the company is still in lhe enviable position of having lhe capacity to leverage the company's higher-yielding concepts, such as Small towns and Cantinas, or Ia make a food company acquisition. We reiterate our "buy""rating on BEF shares based on the stock's current low price, strong fundamcnllils and the potential for lUI acquisition. Our 12 to 18monthtargctpriccis$24. The annual shareholders" meeting is Aug. 14 at the Bob Evans Fann Shclterhouse in Rio Grande. (Jay Caldwell is an investmenl broker for The Ohio Company in _its Gallipolis office.) Number of farms increase, but·acreage remains same WASHIN!;ToN (AI') - The nurnilu <11" U.S . !"a1·ms intr~a.~~d Ihis )'\'~•r ror the first time !<iinn~ 19M I, tu 2.fl7 milliun, with hurse owners i.lnrl .o.;mall~o.;ntl~ suhurhan far·mers hdpinJt to boost th~ total, the AAril:ulture Oepartm~nt suys. Whilt! th~ numh~r uf op~roHiuns gr~w hy les.~ than nneahalf nf the Cen.. us nureau's. Duu~ Klewerm. 01.11 anaJyst with the cl~partmenl's Natlnnal Agricultural Stalispc.o.; Servke. said it was difficult h)deh:rmint; bow much u,f the in~.:reo&se Wo1s due tn :.uldin~ hor..,~ farrns, and how much lu tilt" popularity or ··rotrmettes ' ' m· "ranch~Ues," smull~scalt' , wet;kencl npero1f"jims co.a·ved uut nf'larger ·f'arms anil ranches. .. We kn11w tlmt there's heen some mi~ratiun ql' people frt~m the dty tn tht" suhurhan an: a.~. ur the rurulun·•• -" 1md you end up with tho..,e smaller operatinns then~," he said . Texo1.\ renmint"d the state with the nHISt f;u·m.. :11 2H2,00U, up 2,000 From .u y~ar agu. Missuuri l'ollowcd with IOfl,UOH farm.'i, up 1,000 rroml::1sl tr.ur, then Iowa, with HH.,OOU farms, down t~HfH) from 1994. Q 31 mine; Jody Neece, a continuous miner opera- BEF OKs repurchase of 500,000 shares of stock LlvestHck As!wciatinn: Canlc: I.INI to 2.m lower. Slaughler .<leers: choice 5'J .m. 66.00; selcci5.1.00·.'i'J.INI. , Slaughler heil~rs : choice .'iX.IKI· 63.75; C. ., eleci 5H I0-5X.OO. ows : 1.1111 lo 2.00 lower: all cows 39.00 and down . Bulls: stc:rdy:all hulls4K.IXI;rnd down . Sheep and I>Unhs : 4.2'i lo n.25 lower; choice wool s 7K.IIO-X5 .25 : choice clips 77 .50-H4.25 : feeder lamb~ 74.1Hl an.d down: aged .sheep 35 .50 and down . rr11m The ' On thai July Sund~y nigh I, Neece ing t11c shortest route to lr:avc. This brouglu them "to the clcvalor some had already worked a 12-hour shift route wns llircrlly towarUs the had to wa.il even longer. The escape when lhe miners hc;u·d lhat walcr water. shaft could only hold three miners was rushing inw rhe mine~ culling On!.! of thl' mincrs. who had pn:· at a time. off nine miners. viuuslv hun hi s bnck and that nil!hl "Working in a mine jucscrll s "' I had to go back . I couldn ' t hat! p(1ined le gs thai s lowed him . extraordinary challt:ngcs every sin· have lcfl lhose men ."' Neece, said in The £roup or miners llcU roan area gle day," said J. Davill McAleer. a previous inlervicw with l'hc whnc a motorized mine car wa., assistant sccrct;u·y of l<lhor for minc Daily Sentinel. ""Who cnuld lurn supposed 10 be waiting . safely and heallh and presidcnl of their back on friend s or co-workers Meanwhile , Beam wailed in 1his the Holmes Safcl v 1\.-..s-ociation. in in their lime or need"'" minl' car for more !han 50 minutes. prcscming the aw:lrll:-.. "Thc~c min~ Neece lmdgcd throu gh Ihe rush When the 10 miners finally ers ros e lo lhe d"dl engcs . Their ing wntcrs as log., h.11J other debris reached Beam, they then hurtled wiiJiJH!JlC SS (0 l'i:-.k their OW/I li\'CS ' swepl past·him. clinging Jo the ceil- , alqng at 30 miles per hour.. is a rCs rarn en! In lht•tr skill nnU ing (Jnd moving forw~rU '>lcp hy Jusl a mile away from Lhe eleva· courage." s1cp. lor, lhe mine car abruplly slopped. The Jmcph A . llolmes Safely Once 'he reached lhe other side As lh c miners started running Ass ol'iation was csiHilll~hl'd in of the watt:r; Neece foumJ the otl1cr ahead, lhc cleclrician spliced the 1916 by lhe U.S. Bui·cau of Mines min ers and told lhem of lheir per- cable acroSs a s ix~inch gap. and awanl s have hecn prt· s ~nH.'d ilou s situation .s ince Iiley were tak· · Finally , when the mantrip since 1927. Producer~ l,ric~ .~:; . l· one percent, tntal ~-·•rm acreaJ!:e remained virtually unchanged rrom 1994 ott 972 millinn m:res, the dep:_~rtnn~ nt tt'purted Friday. The avera~l:! farm ~ ~'/.~ dippt'd tlt469 acrc~. rrom 47llast year; The dd'inition ol' farm was ~.:hanged to include places ·with rive ur mure lwr.o.;es,. ex~efJt hoarding dahles and racetrack.lj:, For the week: h:UTnw., and gillS 50 cems Ill 1.00 higher; sows 50 cems to 1.00 higher Estimaled receipls 34,()(}(). · basket ot shx ks through a rnutu;JI il ca n be bo ughr th ese days fo,r fun d. a ho ut S 1. 500 . comp ared 1u a If you bchevc lhc market could S55. 000 pri ce lag fo r lh c Value fall. yo u L'Ou!J Si•.' ll vour holtl in!!s. Line il~d l. or you cou ld buy a pu l option o~ a T hu s. lh e M1ni Value Lin e. futu res cnntrJcl. A lutun:s conlntr l whi c h w a ~ in tr oUur cd bv the is the ub li !.!atinn 10 hU\.- or se ll a KC BT in J'JlJO. a llo ws a ~ m a ll spcc ifil' gl·oup of ~ l Oc k s at an in vestor to pc rl orln snmc of the . agrccd ~ u po n prke on ;1 giH·n date. acrohalic market maneuver s that A put opuon t; OtK' mOrl' ~t e p morl' used to hl' a\' atl a bl c onl v 10 exotic: It is lht: ri ght , hut not the mvc)'j tnrs witJllot.'\ Ofmuncv. · obligation, to se ll the contract. -: \V1th th~ g 1 ow in ~ sophiStk·ati(lll If the mru"ket falls, Lhe value of of individu;>l in vestors. 1hc Mini th e put npri o n goes up . So eve n Value Line ha.' grown on populrui · th ough lh e valu ~ of your st ock 1y, said Richard K. llalford , a trail· porlfoJio ha s dropped. you have er onlhc 1\CBT In the firSI h:M tll made muncy on U1e. increased value Lhis yccu·. lhc "KC)3T lnrdcd 31.·130 of the pu1 option . You have he.d•ed Mini Value Line cop1rac1s . ThaUL -yoar IO"~Se.i m die ori ginal ponf~JJ()""lrpcrccnt "llig ner 1hru1 ilie volume or s1ocks by making money on Lhc in lhc tirsl half of 1994. . put opli on Despue lis mounlmg populanty, The Mini Valu e l.ine fulure~ Joseph Skibinsky, an account exec.:onu ael is a bas ket of the same utive at Jack Carl T'ulurcs, a dis 1. 700 or so stock s 1ha1 mak e up lhc• c,ount co mmodilics broker in J;:u·ger Valu ~ Lint.! mdc.x. whidl al so Chtca go, sa1d sm:~ll mvcstors lr ade s on th e KC8T . The Min> should s lill approach the Mini Value Line is illcntical to Lh~ hi!! · Value Line - or any hedging s trar~ gcr Value Line .:on1rac1. .:xccptth;u, Continued on D-8 Th~ dumge was madt" tn hrin~ lJS[)A's ddinithin in line with CONTEST WINNER ·Thurman [).,nny was named winner n( · a Cilgo- racing goakart giVtn away durin~ the recent gr... nd re .. opening of lheThird Avenue and Vine Streel Cil~n slat inn in Gal· II polis. Ac<t(lllng II•• gn-kart fnr Denney ure .lean [).,nn•y,· wife and Eric Fdan~ grand ... on. Al.liio shown is Norman Sharer, .Jr., stur; manager . ' �. - • • -The House of the Week---~------------- By :,. BRUCE NA111AN APN.....IuftO Four clenstory windows, l ~ :- ~ box~d-out window and wing walh ahekering the entry porch ,.. • give this homt definition Inside, a modem ftoor plan is basked in .., .,. ,. • .. natural light and innoVItive amenities; A long entry hall leads to central gathering areas of Plan 59. by 'Home-Styles Designers 1 Network, whlch has 1,7:44 square ; feet of Living space. ) 'Inside. an open room arrangement couple-d with <Jau lted ceilings, abundant windows and a r- 1 ~ nite bright spot The living room features a 22-fthigh ..,aulted ceiling, a wooctstove ~ , ~ with a rustic stone hearth ~d a : glass-filit'd wall that <?ffers Vlews "" f' , 001 .. "" " .. .. yOU Ctll M.:C. rake parlil"Uiar t:arl' around llli.: g.a:-. hurncr tx·r:tu'L' II\ igniter b \'1,:ry tklit'<lll' . Carel~'' clcan1ng rould · d;llna~l' 11 :111d o , re~uin; a ... crvil·t.· call. . window further enbantft che homt • invitinQ All dry room is jU!!.t s[tps away, near -~ the garage. 1" - the lnwL'r lront panel Mo"'.l tll")t:l"' tend to tolk•ct litll in ;uu..l aruuml lhe ba:-.c a:- well as in the CtH.lhll,l-! air slah nf the t1 rive mo10r. The motor cnuld nvl'rhcat if thc~c vent~ anc.J-or a hru:-.h w rcmovt: any lint a:~~~~~~~~ yan:l deck through a patio door. I The adjoini ng di ning room -~ flows into the kitchen, which ~ offers .a snack bar and plenty of ~ storage space. A garbage disposal makes cleanup easy. The laun- ~ are hllll"kCtl . l 11\C ;j Vri<:UIIIIl dc:UI~I into the sun room. The sunroom is tnhan~td by a durable stone Door ~d n:tends to a' large back· ; : To do t11b. tlt~cnnnerl lht' dryl'r from it' power ~ourl·l' ;uul rCnHI\'C sun room make this homt a defi.- r ~ Sun~ay, July Sunday, July 30, 1995 Homes Qs and As·-------- ' ' J; "I Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV Page 02 • ~unllag ~imr•-~•nlirul · Ups-t.airs :-tlie ' ' l' I ~""edfOOm sui~e includf's a 14-ft.-high vaulted celllng, a walk-in closet, a private bath and a view to the living room. Vie ws to the backyard allow parents to monitor children at play. The optional daylight basement featur~s a spacious recreation room with a second woodstove, plus a fo urt h bedroom and a third bath. A huge general-use area is ~mited onty by the imagination, equally suitable as a game room or -a hobby rooM. A shaded patio occupies the area under the IW1 room, where a win•dow deck. SWpzen In dl• family ..W quickly proclaim thlo room o lavoorlie. (For a .eorr dtiaiJtd, Jcaltd Pia" of t•iJ Aou.tt, i11dwdiq pidts to tJii,..atilll coJt! a•d fi•a•ci"l · Jnd $4 to How.st of •it Wttl , P.O. 13M 1562. Ntw Yort. N.Y. /0116-1562. Bt StlYt to i•tl•dt ,., ....b<o"o{rlu piaN. ) D kitchen. three bedrooms ACROSS 1 Steam 6 Swagger 11 Circus perlormer 16 Theater sections 21 Dwefling 22 ' Animal-" 23 Proportion, in math llr recreation, plus a buth bedroom. A valt. eeneral-u• · Our Pro-Pe.. brand pet foods deliver the same top quality ingredienls and taste as leading premium brands but at a much lower cost. So come in today and now you can give .your . pets the premium nutrition they deserve at a price you can afford. Pro-Pete Performance Formula Premium Dog Food 25 Retail events 26 Said abruptly 28 Relative by marriage: hyph. wd. 29 Greek leHer 30 Dollar bills 31 Cut down 32 Senior 34 Had a meal 35 Esne 37 Place of rest 38 Cunning ways 40 Lair 41 Turf 42 Genus of maples 44 Snake with fangs, for short 46 Planer 49 Edna St. Vincent 52 Corn bread 53 Venlilate 55 Uncertainlies 59 Grown-up 60 Pleased 61 Wedged 64 Yogi of baseball 65 Curved bones 66 67 68 70 71 72 73 74 76 Playing card Betsy or Diana Marry First king of Israel Rocky hill Red and Yellow Purple vegetable Lawful Loan charge: abbr. I 77 Was stingy with 79 Oolong is one · 80 Ireland, poet1cally 82 Irritable 84 Ember 85 "No ifs, ands, or-· 86 Peel 87 Bunch of grass 88 Slowly. In music W Pastures 91 Bravo' 92 'The- Falcon" 95 Cudgel 96 Fellows 98 An Adams 100 Obligation 101 Winglike part 102 Indigo dye 104 Drag 105 Small nail 106 Airborne speck 107 Egyplian goddess 108 Got up 11Q Jury's verdict 112Wash 113 - de menthe 114 Ford and Fonda 116 Paid athlete 117 Scene 118 Looked searchingly t19 Expensive 121 Abrades 124 Small bird 125 Spread lo dry 128 Drunkard 130 Plate of mixed DOWN 1 Containers for flowers 2 Lessen 3 Kind of bear 4 Poem 5 Legal maHer 6 Black eye 7 - down (moderated) 8 Furrows 9 Employ 10 Wood-eating insect 11 Worsted yarn 12 Fond du -. Wis. 13 Bismarck 14 Handle, as a weapon 15 Gave Silent assent 16 Den 17 Possess 18 Fes tive celebrations 19 Poetic Muse 20 Used needle and thread 27 Shock 30 Follow orders 33 Oklahoma city 36 Tumbles 38 Magiciao's rod 39 Garment parts 43 Feline 44 Bellow · 45 Curved edge 47 Weep 48 Colors 49 Stores, for short 50 Numskull 51 Oil-change se rvice 52 And 54 VCR buHon 56 Puzzle of a kind: 2 wds. 57 Elephant feature 58 Like sea waler 60 Incite 61 Fellow 62 Object in spal:e 63 After Nov. 66 Explore cautiously: 2wds. , 67 State again greens 131 That girl 132 Mild oath · 136 Exist 137 Plant growth 139 Bowling item 140 Cry heard at sea 141 -de Janeiro 142 Film 144 Customary 147 Disgrace 149 Old Roman official 150 Composition for piano 151 152 153 154 155 156 Seedlike body Sea duck Takes o~t Hinder Stacks Requirements 69 72 73 74 75 78 79 81 83 85 88 89 92 93 94 97 99 ., Give orders Steady anq sober Phi '- Kappa Wrinkle Really Holiday drink Abbr. 1n calendars Make angry Astern Exploded: 2 wds. Disconcert '"D1vine Comedy" poet Silent Muck Facilitated Fox terrier. e.g. 24 hours Double 0 Lounge Karaoke Thursday 271h & Saturday 29th Fri. Magic 101 with Jerry Jay Pool Tournament Every Sunday 3:00pm Trophies Given "Summer Sizzler Savings SERTAMATTRESS BED FRAMES RECLINERS $59.DO $19.95 $99.00 $49.95 ·$499.00 Bedroom Suite Sofa, Loveseat & Chair $599.00 FLAIR .FURNITURE I 675-1371 Gallipolis Ferry, VN ' 100 "Lonesome-". "103 Master 105 Groups of na11ons 106 Gym pads 107 Goddess of peace 109 Tint 11 1 Tax org. leners 11 2 Fibbed 113Aietler 115 Window part 117 Kind of onion 118 Victim 120 Cheered 122 Sword 123 SeHied after flight 124 Totalities 1-25 Domesticated 126 Destroy by degrees 127 -- may-care 129 Rich cake 131 Acute 133 A+ or B·. e.g. 134 Pointed LAYNE'S FURNITURE LARGE SELECTION OF LIVING ROOM SUITES SOFA&CHAIR PRICED FROM $450 TO $1195 137 Perceives 138 Tense 140 Celebes ox 143 - ·de·France 145 JFK's predecessor 146 Unclose, poetically 147 DC VIP 148 Make haste 20 LB. 1 :i SPECIAL BINGO NIGHT Wednesday, June 21 7:00p.m . Playing 19-$100 games 1-$300 Bonanza·$1000 Coverall 2 packs & 5 Bonanzas $40 per person Must have at least BO players Johnnie Jackson Post 23 Kanauga, Ohio .' , -·OobJy ............... . ..u. fimltJDis b caiJ dcm-llp • cabe fal ta lkJp wid! ~ •JII"CC'"d .....Uy' I"" -...(119-llo.ll.m $1299 . '' ' ' .' POINT PLEASANT COOPERATIVE 675·2780 1519 KANAWHA ST. • • POINT PLEASANT • • See Answer q_n Page 08 ' • • .,' ·' • All Summer Merchandise Jack & Jills ·19 ALL TRUCKS MARKED DOWN! STOP BY AND GET A HOMETOWN DEAL 135 PINE STREET GALLIPOLIS, OHIO BOOTS All leather Weslern Boots Reg. $149.00 ' Sale Price $59.00 large Slock Engineer ............ ............ $49.00 Welllngto~ ............. ......... $49.00 Loggers .....................: ... $50·55·· Harness ........... ............. $59.00 Carolina-Georgia·H&H Insulated , Safety, Gorfex Swain Furniture 62 Olive St. Gallipolis All U.S. Made SMOKEHOUSE Tomato Pickers Phone. 24 7-2063 DID YOU KNOW ' We now have ammo & archery supplies. Also, fishing supplies. tive ball and Hunling & Fishing license. · CRAWFORD'S GROCERY Henderson WV 95CL HONDA PASSPORT EX wheel drive, air, automatic, power windows, locks and cruise. Ready for Delivery! Low Down HONDA ODYSSEY Payment · SR-22 Cancelled/Rejected • DUI • No Prior Insurance The Honda of Minivans In Stock Ready for Delivery Stop In For A Test Drivel • All Ages, All Risks We try to insure everyone! AUTOHIO Insurance Phorie (614)446·6111 326 2nd Ave . Gallipolis !lOth Birthday Celebr<~lion Roma Ethel Houck Baker Sunday, July 30., 1995 2:00 p.rn . lo 4:00p .m. in lhe Fellowship Hall at lhe First Church of God An educational support group for adults with" chronic lung disease wilrmeet: Wednesday, August 2, 1995 2:00 pm at the Medical Plaza 936 Slate Rt. 160 · Gallipolis, Oh . ' 50% off Dept. Of labor will be la~·aililblle lo answer queslions 1ac,out Black Lung Benefils. For informalion, Calllhe Holzer Health Holline at 1.·800·462·5255. Breathe Easy Auto Insurance Fair Week: Special Speaker: Brent Saunders, Attorney Topic: Uving Wills Mon. lhru Sal. 9·5; Ph. 446-0322 3 Miles Out Bulaville Pike 135 Active ones For Sale: Promissory Nola $47,000.00- 9% per annum fixed rate ·24 years left· Secured by 1st mortgage 367 · 793.8 Call before 2:00 pm Serious in uiries ·on I Now at Kemper's Butcher Shop No need to go out of the area any longer • Maple/Sugar cured • Hickory Smoked Complete Processing of Hogs, Beef, Sheep & Deer Call for more details 388-9847 Thompson Rd. Vinton, Oh FREE DELIVERY $1299 $ .1199 • highest quality ingredients (779· 122.24,26) . ROOFING 20 Years experience Free Estimates .,,..T,.... 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JEANS 131 JO ,38 TRIVIA • complete, balanced Straight Leg LEVI MENS AND LADIES SHORTS 24 Conscious nutrition • great taste Straight Leg JEANS 124 99 SMITH'S -GMC TRUCK CENTER WASHINGTON (AP) Pal Robens, R-Kan . nonnally dealt with in lhe fann bill grams, ibe Conservation Reserve Congress will uy 10 crafl a farm · Under the budge! resolulion will be left for later. These could Program and rules governing use of bill that cove.rs seven years inslead already passed by Congress, spend· include agriculture research propesticides. of lhe uaditional four ar five years mg on fann programs musl be cui 10 reflect•tbe drive lowards balanc· by $13.4 billion over lhe next seven ing lhe federal-budge! by 2002, key years. The Iota! available for the - ~~~agned . · programs through 2002 is $43.2 A biparlisan group of Hou$e billion . Agriculture Commillee members Roberts bas also decided to · recommended Thursday that rhe break lhe farm bill into two parts. .MARlETT A - Peoples Banthe strategic acti()ns we have taken ., panel write a seven-year billlo give The first part would deal wilh corp Inc., ~ southea,tem Ohio hank recently to ·achieve sucmger perfor· .. farmers and ranchers more certain· farm program spending. The sec:: ty a~?Dut !heir fulures as Congress ond part will deal wilh lhe policy holding company, today announce<! mance,'' ~ait.l Rohcrr E. Evans , . increaseU ~econd quart er earnings president ami chief executive offi. ,. contttiues 10 cui government spend· decisions for agriculture, lhe Foresl for lhe period ended June 30. cer. mg. Service, rood stamps and olher Net income for the second quarThe company directors hav e The Senate Agriculture Com)ISpeCIS of lhe measure . ter totaled $1,)34,000, up 16.9 perauthorized lit e purchase ol up to mtltee plans 10 pursue a similar II is possible· !hat some issues cent from $1.312,000 in second 10,000 UClt,ury shru·cs or Company lrack, a commiuee aide said·loday. quarter 1994. Second quarter earn· stock at prit:es nntto exceed $23 .50 The next major decision is ings per share reached $0.53 comfrom time to time in tile open marwhether 10 reauthorize current fann pared to $0.45 hl-'1 year. k et. subsidy programs or move Iowan! a For the six month s ende<l .l•ne Peoples Bancnrp Inc . is a south ~ new sys1em in which fanners who PIKETON • Horticulture Field 30, net income increased 15.4 per· eastem Ohio hank holuing compa· ' have received payments in lhe pasl .Day and 'Open House will he held cent In $3,020,000 from ny with hemlquaner~ in M:-tri~lfa . would gel a declining, fixed annual Aug . 17 from 3 p.m . to dusk at $2,618,000 in the year-earlier peri· Bankin g suhsatliaries are The payment and be permiued more Ohio Stare's Piketon Research and . od. Earnings per share for lhe lirsl Peoples Banking ami Trust Cmnpa· " flexibilily in planting deci sions. Exlension Cemer. Bolh commercial half of 1995 totaled $1.()4 comny oflices in Marie II" . Alhens. Bel· "Over the next several weeks, · growers and hackyard gardeners pared to $0.90 in 1~94 , a t5 .6 per- · pre, Lowell. Midy)"epon. N.cl· · the comminee will be lookingal.all. ~can-benefit from the research being cent increase. sonville, Newark. anJ The Plains: ·""- options lo fulfill our btiilgel obliga· conducted. Wagon tours will trans· . Net interest income cnhomcell and The First National Bank ·of · ' liOns and to create a seve n-year port you to lhe seven acres uf lest second quarter earnings. reaching Soulheaslem Ohio wilh offices in federal fann policy," said House plot trials. $5,552 ,000. an 11.2 percent Caldwell, Chesterhill. and Agriculture Commiuee Chairman The Piketon Center is lncale<l al increase compared 10 the year-earMcConnelsvi lie. the emranc·e In !he Piketon Urani- lier period . Non-imere.<t income urn Enrichment Plant at I &64 also incren.,cd. totaling $1 ,02R.OOO , • Shyville Road, which is just oil lhe for ibe quarter. an 8. 1 percent rise \ Appalachian Highway (U.S. 32), over second qu:u·tc"r I 'J'J4. two miles east nf lhe U.S . 22 and uSecom.l 4um·ter I'C!\Ult:-. Of operU.S. 32 imersectiun. ations !~prese nt s ;~ solid retum on ··~· area give. rves1 more room for expane&oo. rio-Pete Maintenance Formula Premium Dog Food PRE-WASHED ~---=~~-- FROM TilE entry, a view unfolda into the livtna: 1'"0(UD. S:ldln' ..... doon Je.d from the living room to an.lnvttina aun room. The dlnlnc oreo oJlowo opillover to a wide ~eck .....-looldns the bock· yard. The U-•haped ldk:hen easily aervftl dhtb1g guestl and family, IIOd 11Wldry facUides tift nearby. ~o bedroom• Oank the front entry MCI •hare a aplll bath. The master auite and hB private beth ottUJ>Y the upper lloc?r. The optional daylltlht baoement pr<Mdeo a llpr8Ct MENS FASHION JEANS VAL~36 !:9.5o .._ ......... esign F-59 has a living room, dining room , $37.99- 539.99 - -~. ···:-~_j- UNWASHED 140Z. LEVI'S =congress to work on 7-year farm bill .......... I F-59 STAnsTICS and two baths, sun room :md utility room, totaling 1, 7U square feet of livina spact. The plan is available with ZX6 exterior wall framing and a daylight basement or crawlspace foundatiun. The daylight basement foundation houses a recreation room, an additional bedroom with a private bath, plus ·a large, general•• use areL providing another 1,200 · squaJt feet o( apace. - REG. $30.99 LEVI'S Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV Field day set REG . $28.99 140Z. or Boot Cut Levi's 30, 1995 Gallipolis Gran caravan SE,7 ~. "gray, one owMi. ·Automotive AIR CONDITIONING Service and "Repair . All Mjj,kes Smith Buick-Pontiac Gallipolis 446-2282 Beegle F<!mily Bi -annual Square Dance Sat. Aug . 5th 8 pm at Ronnie & Leanna Beegle's home . Bring snacks, fawn chairs, family & friends. Family reunion Sun . Aug . 6th 1 pm • Royal Oak Resort Community Bldg. Questions call Sherry Beegle Wilcox 742·2278 T-Bird LX, gold, saddle lea1her int.. power moon roof, PW & locks, 22.000 miles. '--~':U~'"_::~ TO TQ •.. 'lli!DOCED "" 2,995 *1'4I 995 ' . ' 5.1l*d lranllllilllon, REDUCED TO air conditioning, etereo. 53 $12,995 *128 1991 . · • Lumina V!ln;$ pauanger, blue, air condlliOnlng, auiomatic, · s1ar119 Caaelte. ·· SALE 4 Bedroom brick, 2 balhs, full basement, 2 car aar.aae.ll 3 acres, pool, 446 -1025 · 3616SialeRI. 141 Peacfles Pick Your own $10/Bushel Bring Container. Raynor Peach Orchard 5 miles South Gallipolis 446·4807 Closed Sun . Sale Wed., Aug . 2nd· 1Oam · 6 pm 424 Burkhart Lane Gallia nexllo 141.. 441 ·0938 . 10x10x6 Kennel , clolhes, shoes, anlique furniture, etc. 10 FAMILY GARAGE SALE C~ntenary Area Saturday, _ August 5, 1995 starting at 8:00a.m. 2653 State Route 141 Gallipolis, Ohio Call446-2342 or992-2156 _ _ _ _ _.....~FOR MORE INFORMATION $143 /mo. 1991 DODGE 1991 GEO Monaco LE, 4 door, aulomatic transmission, Tracker, whMI drive, 5 &peed, air oondll/onlng, ·. stereo. llerilll-.ue, 4 *190H/mo. ' ''171111/mo. 1.990 CHEVROLET 1990SUBARU 1989 HONDA S· 10 Pickup, 2 tone blue, standard shift. LegaCy L. 4 v.ttee1 Clrlve. bl'onze. automallc, elr cOndllloning , power wlndowa & locks. Accord l;)<i, 4 door, blue, power moon roof, power windows & locks, cruise, air conditiog_ing. $13283/mo. '158..,/mo. · s199/mo. 1989 PONTIAC 1989 BUICK 1988 VOLKSWAGEN new tires, at 21.8 Third Ave. will be open Aug. 1 thru Aug . 4th from 9-5. Many antiques, collectibles and more . · Tercel. blue, 4 door, 5 speed transmission. air conditioning. 26/mo. CMc CX. llld, Accord LX wagon, white, blue int.-, auto., M. power win. & locks, stereo cassette. ~ ~· 1991 TOYOTA 1992HONDA 1992 HONDA P!lx LE, 2 doOr, sliver, all power, LeSabre Limited, 4 door, white. avtnmatlc lrllll$11liail9n, ' · cu81om factory w~eel1, 42/mo. all power options, automatiC , air conditioning. '15642/mo. '156 1989 PLYMOUTH 1988DODGE Voyager Van, while, Caravan, 7 paq811g8f, automatic trlllllflliaslQn, air conditioning, automatic transmission, stereo. 21 1 air condllloning, ecereo. 1988 PLYMOUTH 1987 CHEVROLET Aallent 4 doOr, gray, . automallo lranamia&lon. Astra Conversion Van. lone blue. 148 /mo. •5r•/mo. ' '1 Wagon. red, 5 speed transmission , 4 wheel drive, stereo. 11'P/mo. 1 *1 1987HONDA , CRX, ellvw, 51P"d lianarnlllloil, automatic transmission, air condilioning, 4 captains chalfs. ' . Accord LX, automatic transmission, gray, all power, stereo casseHeo . 1987 RENAULt 1985 CHRYSLER 2door• . 5 8j)8IG trllllm!Uion, LeBaron wagon., woodgrain, automatic trEinsmission, stSreo. 75 stareo. 112°3/mo . *61 37/mo. 1985 CHEVROLET 1984 OLDSMOBILE Caprice, 2 door, air conciitlonlng, au!Ornallo tranam!Aion, ' Toronado. 2 door. automatic transmission, air conditioning, stereo. 1 ltltlo. ,· '6995 .. 1987 HONDA •tareo. ~ eonYanlbleclld, 5.... . lrlnlmillktn, air condllloillt'lg. , 1tereo evtlem. ' '5775/mo. '57 /mo. · All Vehicles Have ' Safety lna~I8CttiCI' ReadytQ On The Payments figured with $1,000 down cash or trade . See Salesman for Details. ATHENS I!ID CARs "TilE Hi\PPY liONDi\ PEOPLE" 81 0 E. STATE ST. - ATHENS, OHIO 1·594·8555 OR 1·800·772·8993 �Page 04 • ;Junbq ~imu-Jfentirul Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV Bathroom replacement fixtures limited for most homeowners By POPULAR MECHANICS For AP SJlt'cial Feature' When selecung replal:cment ltx lures f or a h a1 h room remmlelmg prOjeCt, most homeowners lunll tbetr selection 10 what wt!l fit through • t~e1r hathronm tloor such ns on~ p•ece wnstructu>n lind molded m sent lind shelves 1 he reason the~· unus are Ut:!."il•'ned lor 0 new con~lruLinm•~ th e\! tlwy ctln he IOSialled hclme .til the rotrlllt<Hts are up You t.:.m But a whole tww r.tnge ot posst bthltes opens up when you constd- er fixtures llt.:stgncU tnr new cm1 strucuon lltcsc tend In he hutlt on a grantlcr st:,t.ll! ,trc mon.: Ju xunou... and h.tve more hu1lt-1n .unentttcs A shower unll 10 thts c.tlegory, for example , may have l eatutes tn~t-all rhe~l! ovt~T'I7.&: fixlurcs m ynur rcm<xfclmg pmJcct by openmg up '" .tCCcss "' an extc nor "-.til llus usu.tlly unulvcs removmg " wmdov. .md the lr,un mg he low It It you don t h.IV~ ol wmdow you' ll have to cui ,, hole 10 the wall whtch requtres temp<> rary support tnr the cetlmg or root above To remove I he wmdow hegm by takmg off the mtenor casmg M ovmg tn the ex tenor, pry the wmdow from lh~ n>Jtgh nren mg Wnh the wuulnw tree hit Jloul botlom tJrst .tnll lei 11 • • ' Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDER Sealed bide will ba rec:el'led In accordance with lha htw untll 12:00 o'clock noon an Auguat 16, 1995, at tha oHica of tha Treaourer of the Malgo Local Board of Edumlon, "'20· Maln Slr'HI, Po!Mfoy, Ohio, 45769, for Oalry Producll, Bakery Producta, Fl"l lnaurance, Tlrea and Tubea, and Fire EJI!Ingulaher flopalre The bide will be publicly opened and road by tho Treaaurar at 12:00 noon on Auguat16, 1995 The Boord of Education lntenda to accept the 1-1 reoponalble bide, but mervea tile right to reJect any and all, or pane of any and all blda. By Ordar of The Board of Educ811on of The Malgo Local School Dlotrlcl Treaourer Pro Temp. Richard Koker (7) 16, 23, 30 (8) 6 4TC wlller valva cove,. to m.1lch paving wllh the South Founh and South Filth Sto paving project Further Information may be obtained by conlacll ng Bill B-rowning, ProJect Manager, at 814-992~782. Each bidder Ia required to furnish with Ita propout, a Bid Guarantee and Contract Bid In accordance with Section 153 54 of tho Ohio Revtaed Code Bid oecurlty lurnlohad In Bond form, oholt be looued by a Surety Company or Corporation llcenled In the State of Ohio to provlda aald ou,.ty Each Propooat muot contain tho full name of tile party or jlartloo aubmlttlng the p•o poool and all peroono lnteralled therein. Each bidder muot aubmlt evidence of Ito experlancaa on proJocll of almllar olza and complexity Tho owner In tendo and requires thai thla project bo completed no later then 10115195 Public Notice Thlo project 11 a Minority Buolneu Enterprloe(MBE) PUBLIC NOTICE Each The Village of Middleport Set-Aoldo ProJect blddor muol submit witt be receiving bldo altha otflca of the Mayor, 237 evidence that R lo a Minority Race ST. untl14 p.m. Auguot Buaineaa Enterprise as 14th 1998 from contractors certltled by the State Equal lntareated In providing Employment Opportunity traah pickup oervlce to Coordinator Bidders are required to approximately 975 comply with tho Minority reeldenla. Blda will be opened at the regular Buolne11 Enterprlll (MBE) -lng of VIllage Council requirements set forth In Section 164.07 of tho Ohio at 7:30p.m. Rovlood Code, and llulo All bid• wilt Include e cost 164·1·32 of the Ohio lor each reoldentlal unll along with a resume Admlnlotrallve Coda. In ehowlng the company s part, this means that any experience In thIs type of bidder, to tho extent tllat It aubcontracls work, shall work. award subcontracts to 1tate A propoaed contract for IIlla Mrvlce will be available cenlfled Minority Buolnoso at the mayor'• office upon Enterprloeo In an aggregate requeatll no charge during dollar value of no Ius then five percent (5%) of the bu1lneu hours Bidder All blda mull be good for prime contact a period of 120 days and procurement activities, to any contract which the tho extent that the vlll1ge enters into for: this contractor purchases Mrvlce will be for a period materials and/or oorvtcoa, of one yaar, with the option ohall rt~ull In the award of to ran- lha contract with procurement contracts to ""tht Nme contractor on a alate certified Minority Buolno&O Entorprloea In an YMI'Iy belli. The village reoerveo the aggregate dolrar value of no right to reJect any or all blda Ieos than two percent (2%) and to wolve any of the prime conllct. The bid opeclflcatlona provide lnlormatlllea In bidding. Dewey M. Horton, Mayor further detail• on thtlt vtthtge of Middleport requirements All contractors and (7) 30 (8) 6, 13, 3TC aubcontractora Involved with the proJect will, to tho Public Notice extent practicable, u11 Ohio ----------·1 • ' • _ ·' 30 Announcements $1,000.00 Reward For mformation leading to the arrest .... ~_. ·"' Public Notice Public Notice SLNSHINE PRESStJlE Ct.EAN!NO "We MaJ<e n S/olno Ulca Thi> sun· -·lal (We apodalllo '" Alummum Trud< Beds) Commercial 44&15ol7 or Pager 67S.S504 and conviction of the persoh or persons causing damage and theft at theAmencan Legtan Farm on Bailey Run Contact Shenff Souls by Real Estate General EMPLOYMENT NITY The Gallta-Mergs Community Actton Agency IS accepttng resumes for the pos1t1on of housrng director Expenence tn worktng wtth federally funded programs a plus Good work hab1ts and people skills a must The pos1t1on rnvolves oversee1ng both admtntstrattve/bookkeepmg and home repatr expenence Salary IS based on the current salary schedule Applicants may apply at the O.B.E S. Off1ce in Gall1pohs Applications will be accepted unt1l 4 00 m on August 11, 1995 For further tnformatton, call (614) 367-7341 or 992· 6629. The Galha· Meigs C A.A. 1s an Products, 1 ~~~op~p~o~rt~u~n~tty~e~mip~lo~y~e~r====~!ll : ALL 3 SHIFTS ~ Contact Jan Elias, ADON At 333 Page St. Middleport, Ohio 992-6472 E.O.E. 90 Pomeroy, FrMkill8rA,814-A49-275e German Short Harred Potnter 5 -.Od, 81 ...-.7&43 Golden Reuieverl Border Collte pupe; 1 ~ ~onde had firalshota 814 11<82313 &14 4411-41437 Muted brood. male dog wnne ,.11 blue & 1 twown good eye 9mos old homo on~ 304-675-6520 Cal, Che1Nr+ Rt 554 Nell Fam Ry Pit Phont :S14-388.Q703 lost Boston Terrier male 1n l!lacl>ury.,.. 814 1182-411110 loll At Strtp Mine Area 111 WMe Male Ma ltese Small Doo ~~~f.~~~~&.}~;;: I~ 992-ee81 Augusl1&2 Reward! 814 387...{)409 614 446 n•e 70 uaf'd Sale •· homo 814-3117 7563 Eatates Add110n August lSI 2nd 8 A M 8 PM Bo Moved Garage WRains Middleport & Vlclnhy 810 S Second Uiddleport July 28 thtouoh August • Freezer couches cha1rs detk tables, lots m111C Two !Mock P•o• one pet bel lied &14-985-3818 --- Young ro01btf'1 to g~veaway 614 All Yarde Sal eo Must 1BellOpm Potdthe In Ad-vanc Deadline day before the ad IS to run Sun day ed1t1on 1 OOpm Fr1day Mon day editiOn 1000a m Saturdl)' August 1 5 SA 124 between Sa tern CentBf and W•lkesv1Ue Furnt lllfe appl~ clothe~. er; Lost and Found ~ LNely 6 14-388 9303. Wanted To Buy Used Mobile Homes. &14-446..0175 & Vlclnhy "'e GalliJ><;I& OH 45631 Yard Sale 2311 B Monroe Ave August 2 3 • Bam 4pm An liques clothes weight bench record player wttapes, & mise 80 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES - 110 Public Sale ~~~~a~n~d~A~u~c~t~lo~n;:: Peanon Auct1on TRUC~ Company full !!me auctioneer complete auctton serv•ce Licensed 188 Oh1o & West V1rg ln1a 30111 MECHANIC Local Pmate Fleet In Need Of E•pemtnced Truck Mecha nic Some Rtfr~geratlcn Expenence Help Wanted Helpful COLA eLUli AVON I All Areas I Shuley Galllpohs R1ck Telemarketer /Recapttomtt In Fast GroWing autlness Stnd. A• sume a To CLA 356 c/o Galhpo lis Dally Tnbune 825 Third Ave Would hke to buy two good used motorc ycle heli'ntts 814 992 5053 alter 5pm Pl. Pleasant Help Wanted 50 52 Hours Per WBID~; @ $10 00 Speers 304-675-1429 Per Hour Avon Earn $8 S1( ltir No Door To Door, Full/Part T1me 1 800 738-0188 lnd Rep Benefits Package Includes Raises Based On Performance Paid Vaeabons Health Benefit! 401 K Reuremem AM Ptof•t Shar 1ng Plat1 AVON SELLS ITSELF Average $8 $15/Hr AI Work Home Discounts! No Inventory! Terntory Optional lnd'rep 1 800-7~-4738 Send r plies To PO Box 769 GallipoliS, OH 45631 AVON EARN $$$ at home at work. All areas 30 4 882 2e 45 1 Wanted someone to do mmor rernodehng on two houses maJOr remodeling on OM house Pay tw job or hour II In terested send ref· erences and quallftcatlona c/o The Da1ly Sentinel PO Box 729 1 t Pomeroy Ohio 45769 6358 NOnEP I '" 800-992 Clean Honest, Dependable MJF No Experience Necessary Tram No Sales No Trave l No we Resume $50 000 Per Year For Cons1det'at1on Send 1 S "- S E To PAM 1313 Fa1rgreen Avenue Wareho use Manager NeedecJ For Local Company Must Be Knowledgable 01 Booktng Pru1e1 pies Plus Computer Operations Call 614 us 4109 For Appo int ment -U.:.,rre=..:OH ___4_580-:5c-----l - CNA Home Health Aid 180 Home care agency acce pt1ng ap pl~nons lor employment 1n Gallla County evemng hours l le.111ble .; hours For more mfarmat1on call Interim Health Care at 1 800 280 Ace Tree Serv1ce Complete tree care 20yrs e~~:p & m5ure d tree estimates 614 441 1191 Dr 1 600 506 6887 7535 Bas1c Ofllce Cleamng Free Est1 matesl6 14 256 1274 ~ Dependable non smoker needed to care lor 2 small children Leave name & number at 304 675-4363 beiW99n noon 9pm :==.:.:..=:..;:~~--­ Dnver w!lh Class A COL wanted We haUl w1th1n a 7 to 8 state area No Northeast loads Homeume pakt vacanon & hahday s Call 1 .. eoo_:.:..:59=.6-.:.,6_79_o_ _...,.--...,.-,-l FantaStic Sam s Now Guaranteed Wages Patd :"':::ns::.,:61:.:4~-4~46-:_7:.:26=.7:..:..__.:..___ Lady to hve 1n w1th elderly woman references requ1ted pays $150 per week 614 742 2076 Wanted To Do General Uamtenance Pamtmg Yard Work Wmdows Washed Gutters Cleaned Ugh! Hauhng Commer 1cal Res1dent1al Steve 614 446 886t ---------Georges Portable Sawmill don 1 haul your logs to the m111 Just call 304 675 1957 1 Local Company Needs OTR Onv ers With 2 Years Expenence Musl Be 25 Years O!d With Good MVR Tractors Are Late Model Canvenuonals Weekly Pay And Health Insurance Available 1 8.XI-437 8764 Housecleamng In Galhpohs Or Crown City Area, 614 256 1695 Sun Valley Nurserv School Ch1ldcare M F Sam 5 30pm Ayes 2 K Young School Age Dunng Summer 3 Days per Week Mlm m;m 614--446 3657 ~;fiPt;;~;;;;:~mc:;-;;:;;;.;i; 1 local Phys•clan 1 o1t1ce LPN Of medical Q!Sistanl tor vacatton 11iness etc l'llliilionl could become lull ltme sume to Box G 26 %Pt Aeg1ster 200 Ma1n St PI W1ll Do Interior E)Ctef1or Patntng Reasonable Rates E)Cper1enced References For Free Estimates Call614 245-5755 ant WI/ 25550 FINANCIAL 'Rid, '.B{ue, (juess 'J4W Is B:~~;~~:;~~r~l-11 PUBLIC AUCTIO hospital with a 20-bed 1npat1ent rehab unit Challenging pos1tton offers opportunities to direct and oversee the tmplementalton, coordination and reqwrements of JCAHO, OSHA, EPA and other Federal, State and local regulatory agenc1es Excellent salary and fnnge benefit package including comprehenstve health Insurance, life msurance, pens1on, annu1ty and tuition reimbursement. Minimally, an Associate Degree 1n Industrial/Safety or related l1eld and previous experience m a healthcare organization is required. For more tnformaiiDn, contact Ros1e Ward, Dtrector of Human Resources Holzer MediCal Center 100 Jackson Gallipolts, OH 45631 446-5105 06 2bedroom w1th basement close to schools $14 500 Call 304 Meadow H1ll 1 Lot 118 approx 1001200 2m1 from Pt Pleaaant Must sell Will nego tiate 30• 3 Bedrooms 2 Bams Hear Pump Gas Furnace 1 Ac re Garage Adchon Area, $&2 000 387 R EMOTE beauutul ri dge top land 3 miles south at Carpenter Ohio Mt Umon Rd Four 7-acrt parcels one 9 acre parcel Pnc· ea range !rom $7086 to $834 7 Owner hnancmg Call lor good map. 61 ... 593-8545 eu 7287 3 Bedrooms Bath & 112 Uvmg Room Fam1ly Room F1n1shed Basement CA In Ground Pool 6U 446 4895, Please leave Message 773-9155 Scemc Valley Apple Grove beautiful 2ac Iota public wate r Clyde Bowen Jr, :W. 576 2336 3badroom Ranch 2 acres 304 675-1272 4 Bedroom Br1ck 2 Baths Full Fmlshed Basement 2 Car Ga rage 3 Acres Pool 6 tIll 1025 361&StateRoute 141 ••e 4bed room by owner upp8r Mt Vernon $110 000 Call fo r ap polmmerw 30• ~75 3986 Back of Chiton near pond 2bed room water gas electnc lull basement $15 000 30~ 882 3348 c.,l Bnck Ranch 3bedroom 2baths mground pool w1tn pauo porch Call Somervi lle Realty 304 675 3030., 304-67~1 Four bedroom house for sale tree gas two story apPfOX 3 ea Bradbury area, 814-992-8190 Newe r log home one and 11-2 story on full finished basement one nicely landscaped acre two kltcnena 2 112 baths whirlpoo l IUb skylight w1ndow full !ran t porch heat pump. satelble system and much more pnce $69,500 614 742 28531or an appointment Palestme C~ Rd 3bedroom 2bath 1•x70 mobile home new carpet, new septic, c11y water mo b1le home & tacre land Land contract $10 OOOdown owner ~nance S20 000 304-562 5840 Three bedroom house •n Rac1ne lots ol closets eat 10 lt1tchen large carport b1g lot. 614 949 228e 320 SCIOTO COUNTY lucasville Area 5 Wooded A cres Good For Hunt ing S• 500 Owner Fl nanctng Only $500 Down And $,01 46 Per Month 4 Years tO% lnt&f'ett 614 775-9173 And all who know thts lif• w•ll know a too brtefly And all who I.av• thts /if• w1/l ~ave u too soon The fam1ly of hlhan fnends who ass1stance, love support and prayers dunng our tune of sorrow 1975 New Moon Tra•ler 1400 2 3 Bedroom 2 Full Baths Gas Heat Very Clean S8 696 614 388 0208 After 6 1977 New Yorker 14X70 mamta1ned 30• 882 3166 well 1994 Fleetwood Ux7e 2br rrlany e)Ctras pay ott only $22,800, must be moved 304 773 5051 2br months FREE lot rent Only 11025 down and $207 17 per rronlh Call 1-800-837 3238 Athens, Oh10 Alf1rmat1ve ActiOn/Equal Opportun~y EfT1)1oyer M,jnomles and Women are Encouraged to Apply ~n Dan Smith - Auctjoneer Ractne, Ohto Ohio #1344 w va 515 Cash PosHive ID Refreshments by Grange .~ . 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur mshid and unlurn1shed secunty depostt reqUired no pets 61111 992 2218 3br, all el&ctnc Galltpohs Ferry S25Qimo plus u11h11es 30111 &75 4088 2 Bedroom Apartment Trash N1ce 2 Bedrooms 111 M•les North From Holzer On 160 S28S/Mo Secunty Oepostl 614 44&-6189 61•~ 6865 Travel Trailer lot For Rent On Rou te 7 At Add1son OH 614 446..0175 I::========= 1. Water Sewage Pa1d S295JMo + Oepot~t, 61+446 248, 2Ddrm apts total electric ap pl1ances furmsned laundry room faclltttes ciD5e UJ school 1n town Applications avalla~e at Village Gr&en Apts 149 or call 614 992 3711 EOH Card of Thanks The famtly would hke to thetr heartfelt RENTALS anks to those who remembered us tn any 410 Houses for Rent dunng the loss of our mother 2 Bedrooms Near NGHS Stove , cards, and Retngerator Fumtshed, Very N1ce Spectal thanks to the $325/Mo Plus Oeposlt & Refer ll.llnro"• cannot express ence11 614-388-9686 communtttes of Horse much ~ meant to Cave, Bashan. Eagle 3bedroom at 2219 Lmcoln Ave durlng lhts dlff1cun 304-675-1301 Riclae. Keno, ge, Long Run, Furnis hed 2bedroom small house $225/mo parrlal utllmes I R:•ciriA. Tuppers pod 304-675-6512 Chester Also to Pomeroy 4 bedroom gas heat Douglas Hunter and msulated, WfO Hud approved reference requ1red 614 992 6886 staff, VMH ..... after 6pm ..,.,l .. nriAo care for thetr care of our Card of Thank& ~~~~~~~~. WIShes to ~ apprectatlon Mobile Homes for Sale PM :.:::;::.__ _ _ _ _ ___:_ ;J Bedrooms CA M1tcne11 Road Gallipolis S300!Mo Deposit & References 61111 643-29t6 Alter Apartments lor Rent We G1ve 10% Dn~count For Cuh And All 10 Year Contracts Have A 4 Ye81 Balloon We wtsh to espec1ally ~~~:r~~w]::n~ FuneralMcCoy Home,l Msgr Wm Myers, Sl Lou1s Chon To Rev Kenneth Baker and Rev Sharon Hausman for thetr kmdness and 1 words The Ewing Funeral Home, they so constderate to The women who prepared food for our lamtly at St Paul's Church Annex We and orgamst Barbara Whtlc, Mary Murphy and Lmda Ohver, tell you how much your MEIGS COUNTY BIG BEND REALTY, INC . (614) 742-317108 1-800-585-7101 RUSSELL D. WOOD, BROKER IB Cheryl ~mley' '742-3171 a .._._. NEW LISTING $29 000 00 Depot Street Approx 314 acre two story three bedroom home dining room living room kttchen and morel tm STATE ROUTE 7 TUPPERS PLAINS! Approx 1 acre With a 24 x 24 butldlng especoally deslgn6d for an antique buSiness Lovely 2-3 bedroom home with partial besement You must see thiS one t759 NEW PRICEit $25,000 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION for this t 112 story home 3 bedrooms living room, dining room, kitchen complete w/relrigeralor & range 30 x32 garage sttual6d st College Avenue 1746 ST. RT 124, RACINE, Lovely 3 bedroom home with handcral1ed hardwood floonng Detach6d 2 car garage with overhead apartment Call to see this one t776 47159 EAGLE RIDGE ROAD! Alumtnum sided 1 112 story home living room knchen over sized de~ 2 car garage FA electric furnace Add1~onal mobile hOine hookup Must call loday for an appoontri)entl 1558 451 LINCOLN STREET! 2 Story alum sided home Hvlng room dining loom with bullt'fn china/buffet, kitchen, don, 2 baths centrBI au & more! 1758 t22 MULBERAY HEIGHTS I 2 3 bedroom ranch W1th a one car attached garage Dlmng room kitchen utihty room & bath 32 acre illwn 1767 LOOKING FOR A NICE LOT? THEN CONSIDER ONE OF THESE $9,000 4 507 OCfOI mil tl 10,000 4 615 acres mil 112 9,000 4 702 acres mil t3 5,000 4 190 acres mil N5 6,000 6 148 ecras mil f7 11,000 10 320 acres mil N8 7,000 7.253 acres mil t9 280 East State St. Athens, Ohio 45701 (614) 592-3015 FAX (614) 593-7088 1-800-550-SOLD (7653) Conrath Realty 4 BEDROOM 2 112 bath on 1 acre, 2 years old, $99 500 ELM ST (S R 124), Racine, Ohio ·$29 900 SUCCESSFUL BED AND BREAKFAST! Beautiful Stonefcedar extenor approx 2900 sq ft 2 car Soltd 4 bedroom older home ntce woodwork 19rh century tnn w1th a view of the Oh1o R1ver 5 bedrooms 2 1/2 baths new garage (attached) Beaubrul VI8W Take U S 33 to S R 7 (4 lane) at Pomeroy Turn North on 4 lane Take Twp Rd 79 (Crew Rd) 10 len go approx 1 mile to house look ror Signs 1163 James Sktdmore, Pallbearer and Sherry Hollmgshead Lector There are no words to near!~ 2 acres many updates 1mmed1ate possess1on great pnce 153 Please call592 3015 kitchen updated maJor systems New Eng_land charm 1n Ohto A •Must See • Please call592 3015 t104 The children & famtltes Kathleen, Jack, Paul, Marlene, Jtmmy Darlene and Sally warmth and ktndness meant to us It was 'Very consolmg Jacquelme ~ Jones and 350 Lots & Acreage 55 Acrta Of Land Wnh 28x32 Building On Clay Chapel Road 1 800 287-6308 614 4-t&-6Xl8 VENDING Wont Get R1ch Ou1ck W1ll Get Steady Cash Income Pr~edTo Sell 1 BOO 620-4353 REAL ESTATE A VIEW OF THE WORLD rrom Cherry Ridge Pnvate domain • 56 fenced acres all sot up tor cattle etc Four lois near Ractne appro)I 1 112 acres each starttng al 15000 call8t4-949 2025. Great bam hen house run 1n shed on skids workshop garage& niCe 15 year old 3 bedtoom 2 bath house 17 2 m1le• from Athens ,19 GALLIA CONTY Juot East 01 State Rt 17 30 M1nutea South Of Gallipolis 25 Wooded Acres Overlooking The Oh10 River $22 000 Only 12 COO Oowh And M1ddle aged lady to share my home 304 882 2•38 '• { ol. $,264 30 Per Month 10 Years 10% Interest 614-775 9173 Owner Operators Needed Top percentage pa1d hauhng w1thm a 7 to 8 state area No Nor loads Call 1 800 598-6790 790 All real estate advertising 1n this newspaper Is subject to tne Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 wt11ch makes 11 illegal to advertise ~a ny preference llm~atlon or diSCrimination based on race co lor religion sex familial status or national origin or any Intention to makp any such preference llmi!Stlon or dlscrimlnaUon • Campers & Motor Homes For Sale Motor Home 1983 Pace Arrow 454 SG 27 II, low mtleage 700 Thtrd Ave GallipoliS, OhiO 965 A Please call592 3015 ,149 PEACE AND QUIET tn thii 3 bedroom 3 bath hv1ng room dtmng room den full basement fireplace approx 2700 sq It 2 car allached garage 26 x60 detached garage on 2+ acres surrounded by p1ne trees Please caii 1 Larry Conrath Realty 592 3015 Shoestnng Ridge Ad Ctty Schools 2.4 Acres 24 x 32 Block Garage 2·3 bedroom. Large livtng room New furnace Immediate possession This newspaper will nol know1mgly accept ::::::::::.:=::_---~- 11 advertisements lor real estate wh1ch Is 1r1 liiolatlon of the law REGISTERED NURSES CMSI Our readers are hereby H1nng Full Time ICU ER L&O Informed that all dwellings RN's Now I 2 Yrs RN Exp & Good advertised rn thl6 newspaper Refs 1-81)().423-1 739 are available on an equal Seamatress needed 304 882 opportunitY baSIS • , A TRUE GET-AWAYI frame on 12 pnvate acres w 1th spectacular vtews Open kllchen/dmlng /ltv lng ar e a wnh temflc stone fireplace Loft bedroom Partially hmshed basement Wllh woodburner for additional l1vmg space HOME FOR SALE Buhl Morton Ro.ad·31 II BAS. 1 1/2 baths, lleat·in ktlchen, over 2,01001 It , 7 32 acres, 7,500 2 33 ACRES • lots of woods 500 n road frontage Excellent building site Private Green Twp 3n2 5 II ACRES • Wooded Green Twp SuNoyod I OHIO UNIVERSITY Farms for Rent 875-11&21 New 1996 14~~:70 tncludes sk•rt mg steps btocks one year homeawnan maurance and s1x N 22 stngle shot Jap nile (no ptn) and gun rack "MISC" US sltclng machtna meat sltcer, meat cutting garden plow, bench gnnder & vtce, Sears mower, Maytag winger washer, alum ll!!!!ler, boxes, weed eater, plant stand wlltght & trays, I school desk, 2 hatr dryer chairs w/dryer, chatrs beauty shop and ect Owner Ruby Rife Two bedroom partly lurn1shed good clean cond1t1on porch yard pnvate lot aDove New Ha van $275 Wllh water and sewer ~-882 2466 anytime 440 3 Bedroom House W1th 1 Acre Land On lincoln PliCa 6 112 Mtles. From Centenary $24 000 614 448-0050 Real Estate General Mobile Homes tor Rent 1 1 stall horse barn on 20acres educate students to become excellent ~'I.!TIOUE OR COLLECTOR'S ITEMS" osteopathic phySICians, and to support chmcal can, Iron ke11les, qu1n1ng frames, 25112" glass research efforts 15 gal stone jar, lard press, kntfe, pteture (girl, QUALIFICATIONS High school dtploma or , dresser base, what not sheff, chair, equivalent rB"qurred Acctedtted Records base, writing desk & chatr, comj':~i Techmc1an required One to two years .,,.,,.., seven Abby Doll from Avon- top sellers, le expenence in mediCal records release requtred mise, small stone tars, m1sc clowns Expenence wtth htghly stressful and dllfteuh Shadow box, Hobnatllamps & ect "HOUSEHOLD" customer serv1ce sttuattons ' Typrng reqUired 1 gas range, Kenmore microwave, wood Abtltty to read and follow wntten and oral 2 pc couch & love seat, TV shelf, miSC Instructions Hours of work are 3 30 p m to coffee table, patr end tables, stereo, good 11 30 p m Monday through Friday Quahlted double bed, color TV & stand, aut washer & dryer, applicants wtll be reqUired to pass a clencal Gtbson twenty chest deep freeze, kttchen table written examlnatton and be able to type at least chatrs, leather rechner chest ol drawers, cedar ~h•••• 1 and mise Hems. 45 wpm APPLICATION DEADLINE August 4, "GUNS" 1995 All indivtduals tntere6ted In thts pos111on are reqUired to complete an applicatiOn available at University Personnel Servtces, 44 Un1vers1ty Terrace, Athens, Ohto Apphcaltons may be obtatned between the hours of 7 30 a m and 4 00 p m Monday through Friday 420 br lease X!.-.36g..54.47 'Miracle-Ear' Coordinator and R1sk Management Coordmator to assist '" providmg h1gh quality It pertains to safety tn a modern accredtled, 249-bed acute care Houses for Rent 430 WV price PUBLIC AUCTION Safety needed care as JCAHO 0 Lots & Acreage Unfurn11h1td 2 bedroom house n1ce & clean no 1n11de pets rei erences reqUired $200 depastt S275 a mon!h rent. 61• 092 3000 tac Cathy :Jiappy '.Birtfufay 350 310 Homes for Sale W1ll Babys t Infant Or Toddler In My Home Rodney Area Reier ences 614 245-5887 Will do all types masonary work bn c k b Iock !I tone Free e st1 mate• 3J4 773-6021 ;Junllq ~imt•·$enliml • Page D5 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV Soc•al Serv1ce Superv110r m 138 bed WVOHHR LTC Facility Re qu1re1 t.tiSW a.nd 2 years e•~r1 once 10 heallhcare sett1ng or BSW and 5 year1 heallhcare tJ.· penenc• WV ao.c1al work 11 cense Liberal bilnellts Contact lawrence Moore Program DirK tor lakin Hospital 1 Baterran Cw cle l1k1n WV 25287 M F 8 •. 30...&75-0860 e•t SS. Lakin Hos p!tal11 an EEO Ernplo)ter Wanted To Buy Junk Autos With Or Without Motors Call Larry Pomeroy: Ohio, m1sc Pomeroy, 110 Wanted to Buy 992 7441 Yard Sale August 1 2 3 9 1 At 7 beside State H1ghwayo Garage In" Gallipolis ~~~~~~~~~,-I· Moving tale- furniture waterbed hide-a bed, table e" rrvt clomu, household 1tema, ram or ahme 11140 College rd Syracuse St• • 1995 Want4td to bl.iy ant~que and u:sed lurn.rure, no tam too large or too sman W1ll buy one pu~ce or com plate estate• Osby Marlin 614 & Vlclnhy I;:;--:;;:;-&~V~Ic~ln:;;lty:;-;:;;:;;;; 10 I· Seven month old Collie m•• [0 good LOll July etn Grey T1ger Stnped oervlcn, and lobor In the 773-5785 Or 304 773-5447 lmplemanlallon of their 1st 2nd 42 Smithers Augusl 1st FIVe Po1nts area on proJect Addldonally, Laches & Infant Boys FlalWOOda Rd contractor compliance with 90 Wanted to Buy Found Watd1 Upper End Of C1ty Household l!ems & the equal employment Park, GaH1polls, 614-4-46 1•11 August 4 5 525 Grant Srreet Complete Household Or Estates opponunlty requlremenll or Utddle~MUt Baby clothes lo s1ze Any Type Of Furniture Apphanc Ohio Admlnlttratlve Code 6T msc 8am-8pm es Ant1que s Etc Also Appraisal Chapter 123, 1he Go¥trnor'l August" 6, one m 1e from Salem AYBII&ble l 6,4 37'9 2720 1 Executive Order of 1972, ANNOUNCEMENTS Center Salem SchOol Lot Furnl Clean late Mocfel CarS Or end Govornor 'o Executive ture enrc1ae eqUipment stone Trucks 1987 Modela Or Newer Order 84·9 oholl be Jars. plus SIZe cloUirw;jJ lots more Sm1th BuiCk Ponttac 1900 Eatt required. 005 Parsonala Flea marke t yard sale 124 ernAvert.~e Gall polls Blddero muot comply witH the prevailing wage rotU on L1ve Girls I Call Now t DOO &58 Racme August 1 5 9 ? 1019 of Decorated stoneware wall tela Public lmprovomenla In 2100 EKI 3582, $3 99 Per Min every:tnng phones old lamps, old thermome Melgo County and tho Must Be 18 Procall Co 802 954· Cellular One - the largest cellular serv1ce provtder m Garage sale Aug usl 2 3 at Car lers old clocka anuque furnitu re VIllage of Mlddtoport, Ohio olyn Salser reside nce Yost Ad Rwerme Ant1ques Russ Moore the nauon IS expanding 10 Gallipolis, Ohto. ao determined by tho Ohio 30 Announcements F1rst road to the left past Forest owner 614 992 2526 We buy Run Chu.(Ch Good 11Bm1: estates. Department of lnduolrlal We are seelcing qualified candidates tmmedtately 10 1100 REWARD lor fiillth Relatione •• e JlOSIUOn July 31 August 4 two miles on J & Ds Auto Parts and Salvage Tho Village of Mlddlepon about the vandahom Hysell Run Pomeroy Women and buy1F1g wrecks JUnk autos & 7 41 INSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVE reserves the right to waive ant Gun Club 304-6 5teen clothing Pro Form Cross trucks Also parts lor sale 304 Irregularities and to reJect Roommats wanted rramer we1ght macnlne scanner l·7~7_3_534_3_or_7_73_50_33______ any and all bldo. mont 2 biO<ko trom ~~:;,~!:n~~: The successful applicants must have: antenna 10am-6pm Old U S COins Dewey M Horton, Mayor ton, $250/mo plus u 01amonda All Old 675-5727 • An aggresstve, self assured atutude Vltl1111e ot Middleport C~llecl:iti1les Paperweights Etc Public Sale • Prior sales expenence (a plus but not mandatory) (7) 30 (B) 6, 13 3TC M TS Com Shop 15t Second _40;;r;;;;,;-;;;G:;Ive;;oawa;;;;.Y;:i;;;;;;:ll • Destre 10 maxmuze mcome wtth our compensauon & Auction Avenue GallipOlis 614 4•6 2842 1, Truck load or large plan Public Notice stone, 614 24~10 • Willmgness to lake full advantage of our uammg ISAAC'S AUCTION HOUSE LEGAL NOnCE ANTIQUE OR COLLECTIBLE SALE VINTON, OHIO 2 Female K1nens To Good Home C The Gallla Sol! and Water The OMPANY Will provule SATUROAV, AUGUST 5, 1995, 7·00 F! M. Conservation Dlllrlcl will 10 Weeks Old Trained Wormed • An aggress1ve base salary plus comm1sstons and Duect1ons Approx 95 ml SE ot Cols, OH from Cots alter the 6.5 foot Tya no-1111 614 4411 7470 bonuses to Chtlhcothe 35E lo R>o Grande tum left on 325 N drill lor auction allhe C H Bunmea to good homea 1'-•·- OH • Complete Benefit Package McKenzie Ag Centar at 304 675-1000 lhhoroi'''w'''" IS a very partial listing more Items are arolviO!ll 10 DO a m Seturday, Auguot • Complete Sales Trammg 12, 1995 Minimum bid 11 • Awards - Incenuves - Tnps GU~·SS>WA,RE & POTTERY 35 pes Vuglnla Rose, Hoo>a-1 $3,500 00 Drill may be long Cassidy mUk glass 15 pc blue dishes Dazey chum, 1 viewed tl tho Ag Center. If YOU would hke to be a part of the Cellular One ga Hamilton & Jones crock (good) mUk JUgs & botllas, For more Information Sales Team you MUST respond m wntmg - a letter bottles, Fenton DepressiOn Carnival, and much more contact the Gallle Soil and and/or a resume outhnmg your expenence for: MISC· Welham 17 towel pocket watch WWII German Water Con11rvat1on Dlotrlct Force Dress Dagger, metal anny hat 30 hour I oHice ot (614) 446 8687. Cellular One • Attenuon General Manager clock, Texaco Fue Chtel hat, ~503 Ftre Chlel pedal 1995 Galhpohs Store planes, (:little dehomer dolls, lamps several old tools 1502 Eastern Ave · RCA V1ctor TV In cab w/doors Brunswick crank I ~~:;I Galhpohs, Oh10 45631 whiskey barrels old piCtures & frames, several b1 wAids, metal canisters, Keen Cutter Grinder, Old Cellular One·_ an equal opporturuty employer & tackle, several wooden advertizing crates (1 dip match), Oh1o sales Tax Stamps (1 cent $15) gun, satulday Evening Post Trash Can old toys, old kltclletll nems, egg basket Wagner & other cast Iron •terns Posting Announcement & other adv 1tems, stamp album oak ch1id s sled wi'll<iodeo1l Director runners 1916 t 7 & 18 Ohio License plates, plus much FURNITURE· Popular Marsh kitChen cabinet (ready Retired 11nd Senior Volunteer Program refinish) oak side board large trunk k1tchen wort< table, and 'l(pses ..'4.re Posting Date: July 28, 1995 The Umversjty of Rio Grande, the Project Sponsor taken from 11 00 a m 4 00 p m Mon - Sal o/wfets ..'4.re Auctioneer Finis "Ike" Isaac of the Multi-County (Galha Jackson, and Vinton) Phone· 614-3811-9370 and 388 8880 retrred Semor Volunteer Program (RSVP), ts Llcens6d and bond6d Ohto #3728 accepting apphcattons for tha posttton of Director Terms Cash or approved check 'l.Urning 32! Not responsible for acc1dents or lost 11ems The position offers a contract that Roma ""'"'"' We have an estate sale com1ng up 1n August 1n Houck Baker tncludes responsrb1lilies ahd managtng Pomeroy, Ohto Watch for ad July 31, 1995 the RSVP Central Jackson, Ohto, and Statements made of sale has prec6dence at '&nuuf111e's I From your famtly the Semor Volunteers Aile Phyllis, Mlmmum quahftcattons inclbde;_('.t Luve, 'DIU{, '!loi~6J{, Brett Degree In a related 11eld, wtth a des1red Computer literacy, 1 Thur. Eve. Aug. 3, 1995 5:30 p.m and accounting, grant (proposal) writing, and worktng Mr & Mrs Hager are mov1ng so wtll sell the foll,owl.no I 11ems Located on Elm St, St AI 124 1n Ractne, with seniors Background m community 110 Help Wanted for s1gn development and soctal service delivery programs "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR'S ITEMS" Sales Opening is preferred. for 6 Cherry Blossom chtna kttchen cabinet, Applicants should send a letter of tnterest and a chairs, oak commode, ptcture frames, 1umbo Miracle-Ear Center resume before the deadline of August 11, 1995, butter jars, 1920 record albums, M1racle·Ear Center, a local franchisee of the to Nutcracker sutte op 71 a, and natiOnally advertised Miracle-Ear franchtse, must Ludwtck VAn Beethoven 5th Ms Phyllis Mason, PHR add sales staff to meet continuing high demand sytnpl1on1y) old wood adverttstng boxes, mtrrows, song Dtrector of Human Resources bO<lks. license plates, glass unnal and other mtsc lor product created by highly successful University of R1o Grande "HOUSEHOLD" advert1s1ng and changing age demographiCs. Our Campus P 0 Box F27 ~~·~~~~n~e·w Whtrlpool portable dtshwasher, chest of program prov1des the following features. ; coffee table, wooden stand, metal stand & Rto Grande, OH 45675 • NatiOnally advertised and recogmzed ishEIS • stereo, gas heaters, electnc fans, mtsc M1nonbes and women are encouraged to apply The d pots & pans, portable TV, linens and eel product hne. Untverslty of R1o Grande/Rio Grande Communtty College "MISC" 1s an Equal Opportuntty/affmnatiV& Action Employer • Tratmng 1n product and sales dolls, Bundy Flute, baskets, cha1ns, sutle cases ' • Attractive eamlngslbeneftt package protector & screen, 15" ttres & rtms, double tubs Approxtmately 85% of our market potenttal ts tools, & eel RECORDS MANAGEMENT Ownere • Harold & Sue Hager untapped! Your sales skill and Willingness to g;ve ASSISTANT a lull·ttme effort can provide you w1th an Auctioneer Dan Smith Ohio University Personhel Servtees rs currently attract;ve ;ncome and the heanng·tmpa~red w1th Racine, Ohio acceplrng appltcatiOns for a tull-hme permanent an tmproved quality of hie Cash Postltve ID Refreshments RECORDS MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT for the "Not for acctdents or loss of Send rasume to College of OsteopathiC MediCine JOB DUTIES PO. Box 651 Processes and prepares paperwork tor the Belpre, Ohto 45714 release of conftdenlial patient meOteal data, and No Phone Calls Please acts as liaison w1th the th1rd part;es Involved Sat. Aug. 5, 1995 10:00 am Asststs tn medtcal trle ma1ntenance Assumes 1 ts the personal property of the late Ben Rije operatiOnal responsibmy and tratmng In absence Rtfe Mrs Rtfe 1s movtng Lbcated on st AI of supervtston 1ncludmg lead responstbthty of Middleport, Oh10 take Leading Creek Ad Monrtors performance of students Supports the for stgns S f d A' "AUTO" a ety an 1sk Management pnmary I"((ISStOn Of the COllege, WhiCh IS to no..tgeAnes 4 door, auto p Has Part Time Positions Available For CNA's. • ~·7774 60 materl1l1, Lost and Found ;Sunday, July 30, Middleport Frve adorable kittens to good homt moth..- good mouter 81,. ~IItle down ~;::.~~agO.:: ,i,~~wH:;:bgn 1 ,.~ mto the npenmg '"you pull !lout It you remove the wmdnw trnm tbe top. then;\: a iliulger Jlt:dlllllp· pie .md fa ll on you Back mstdc. remove the wallcovenng under the wmdow frame Remove the stll mtd also the cnpples wh1ch are I he small srud s thnt hold 11 up ____...;_,;_...;__~.;,;.~.;:.,-,;.:.:..;.:.:.;,..;...;,;,.;.,;~.;:.;..;;..::.,.__;__,""'"_1'""_____.:___~ ' 60 Giveaway 40 Sunday, July 30, 1995 35 DUPLEX Both 1enled Zoned Commercial Uve In one Rent the other Unit 1 2 bedrooms 1 bath kitchen w/ appliance 1 car garage baseboaro heat 2 air oondttlon units living room Unit 2 2 bedrooms 1 1/2 bath kitchen wlal)pllance IMng room ~ car garage heat pump central air LOT- SPRING SUBDIVISION lot approx 101 X 171 Ctty water City sewer, natural gas electric all are available at thiS lot Prepare NOW to build your dream home 1n thiS pleasant, quiet and nice subdivision just a short d1stance out or Galltpolls LoU17 Realtor own6d t731 One • • PHONE OFRCE 446-7699 KENNETH AMSBARY, PH. 245-5855 WILUS LEADINGHAM, BROKER, PH 446-9539 LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE PORTSMOUTH - Picture pertecl looks like a doll house but movo In UV1ng room w/ gas fir~~~::.~~·, formal d1mng wll>ulld 1n "' Complete kitchen w/appllancee cabinets, 2 b6drooms basement 1 garage, gas heaVcentral air Very homO woth lots of tender loving Prtc6d In 60 s one 4 offlca rooma Waiting room 2 baths office machine roam Staff lounge s)ng ear garage lots of partdng space Pr1ce reduced Give otllce a caN BRICK HOME W/50 ACRES Would bo great tor horses This hOme Is onlv 9 yrs old fonnal eNning & llvlng room 3 bedrooms 3 baths full basemenl 2 car garage and a detached 4 car garage A must to see Gall tor details & WISEMAN REAL ESTATE~ iNC. 446-3644 DAVID WISEMAN, BROKER - 446-95~5 Lor<lla McDade • 446· 7729 Carolyn Wasch • 441·1007 Games • 446·2707 ,67 �Page 06 • "un~r.V ~illlo-"•nthul 440 Apartments for Rent 510 ' Household Goods 2bedroom tumllhed ut1ht1el 1n eluded References & depos. t re ~ Ired 304-773 9009 LAVNI' S FURNITURE Complete home fum111'11nga Hours Mo n Sal 9 5 814 448 0322 3 m1let out Bulavlll& Pike Free OaiNitl')' 2Rooms Plus Bath lafeye ue Mall No K tcheo l All Utlit ~ta paid S175 00 Month Oepo111 Reqw ed 614 445-7733 3 Rooms. Furn•sned Ubi nes $2.50/Mo S 100 Oe poill Q-4 Lo cust Ga hpohs 614-446 1340 Fur mshed Effici ency 701 Fourth Avenue Ga hpohs $2001MO Ubll t•es Pa1d Snare Barh 6 1" 446 441 6 After 7 PM Anenr1 on Construc:!lon Worke rs 2bedroo m apt com pletely fur mshed mclud•ng washer dryer & garage 304 675 2884 Miscellaneous Merchandise large microwave defrost, 2mo1 old eic: cand $175 304 675 4850 New 1rr~ular Je&ns and ahorts SS'J>r Ill See Peggy at 132 Butternut. A:lmeroy SWAIN AU CTIOff & FURNITURE 82 Olive St Gallipolis New & Uted fur nnure heaten Western & Wortt boom 614-446 3159 New ACA VCR Plua 4 Head Vld ac Syatem On ScrMn Program m•ng Coat S.cOO New 614 <446 7127 VtFV. FURNITURE 81< 446-3158 Quality HO\.Isehold Furr.ILire And Appliances Great Deal I On Cash And Carry I RENl2 OWN And layBWBV Also Available Free Dahvery W1th1n 2S Mile• your log home cedat Siding deck or outdoor rum1ture A.KZO NO BEL SIKKENS COATINGS 304 875-40&1 BEAU TIFUL APARTM ENTS AT Sporting BUDGE T PRICES AT JACKSON 520 EST4TES 52 Westwood Ome Goods rrom 1226 10 $291 Walk to shop & mov 1es Ca ll 614 446 2568 Ithaca 37 feather weight 20 Equa Hous•ng Opportun•ry gauge Stevana 311 18 gauge double ba•el 304-675-7930 Country S•d e Apa1tmenrs large 2 Bed•ooms r Barh Wa1er s.... 530 Antiques age Gar Dage Included W!O Hoo k Up $360/Uo Depos•t Re Buy or sell Rlvenne Antiques qwed 51 3 922-0294 1124 E Ua1n Street on Rt 124 Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 -fl.I'Oi..!ihad.. Apartme nt j39 Sec am to 6 00 p m Sunday 1:00 10 ood Gall polrs 1 Bedroom S28Sl 6 00 p m &14-992 2528 Mo Utll11esPad614 4464416 Ahe• 7 PM 540 Miscellaneous Grac•ous •vmfil 1 and 2 bedroom apartrnent s al V•llaQe Ue.nor and R vers• de Apan ments •n M•dd!e po ri From $232 $355 Call 614 992 5859 Equal Hous•ng Oppor tun t~es Modern 1 Bedroom Apartment 614 446 0390 540 K1ng woodburner two loads ol 11rti/ood lhrte p1ece tJ.cj room au1te, electric range &14 G4D 33)2. • _ Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV Now available at Pa 1nt Plus fo r One Toahlbla Color 20 TV New Nwer Taken Out Of Carton $459 Wtll Take $300, Old FUh1on Gl- 814-3117 7401 Ou~ten llze waterbed beautllul 560 SroMwood Apartments now ac cept ng applicatiOns tor elderly & d•s.abllu es one bedroom all elee tr c 61<4 992 3055 Stonewood Apartments Midd leport Oh1o EOH r ...;m R•vers Tower now accepting app ca11ons for 1br HUO aubsld •zed apt for elderly and hand1 capped EOH 3:14-675-6679 Upsta rs Apartment Ftrst Avenue GallipoliS Great loca 1on K1tchen W1th Stove & Aetr~g era1or $285/Mo Plus Oepos t & References No Pets 614 446 238 4~26 Groom Shop Pet Grooming Fea turing Hydro Bath Jul1e Webb Call fS14--44&-0231 2 Female Chows f'.KC Regtt tared 9 Week5 Old 614 o446 81le1 AKC Cocker Span1el pw ps chamPIOn blood lines Bull Black BlaQVWtute StSO 304 937 2733. Sweet cor n green beans and to ma toes Wholesa le and retail 014 742 2086 Bill Stewart. Buck eve Filma Sweet Corn Young Female Pomeranlans Pure But No Papers SSO Each 814-446 8627 A.KC Registered Basset Hound Puppies. 5 W~eks Old 614 446 570 3354 Musical Instruments PEACHES RAYNOR 614 446 4607 AKC Registered Short Ha•red Pt11n1er Puppies Call Att8f' 4 P.M 614 245-5697 m•rrored bookcase headbaard baffled mattren With heater and thermostat padded side rails pedesral base wlth three drawers and room lor three more asking S175 catl614 992 n1.c AKC Scotush Temer pupp1es small non shedd ng f~rst sho t wormed $250 now tak1ng depos 11s can p1ck up Avgust 6 Athens 614 592 1625 Retngeratur 11de by aide green good condiJfon S150 Cham hnk fane• o4X8{<4htgh poets & gate AKC Reg11tered Cocker Spamel Puppy Male Buff & While Wormed Vaccmated Champ•on Bloodhna D 0 B 31.2195 $200 614-379 2728 S50 304-6 75-61 32. Lo-veatw& Ratlblts $10 Each Owarl & M n1 Lops. Va r~ ett Of Colors 8 Weeks Old 614-446-8824 S1benan Husky Pup AKC Reg•s tered $150 614-256-1003 AKC Reg Golden Rernever pup PieS light blonde s•x weeka old 3 P'JPPI81 leh $150 cash only• 614 992 7651 580 Fruits $<400 lTR DIXOn rtdmg lawnmow er 61 4- 992 5 ~ 1 1 Amana 24 OOOBTU lit $350 1 Hot Po•nt small ale $100 30" &JS..207.c Vegetables Canmng Tomatoes $3 /Busha P1ck Your Own & Bnng Your Own Contamers Don A H11l Farm le tart Falls 614 247 2532 Cannmg tomatoes $4 bushe bnng containers Marshall Adams letart Falls 6t4 247 2055 25 LOCUST ST.· GALLIPOLIS Audrey F Canaday, Broker Mary P Floyd, 446·3383 Small Pieces Of Haw Carpet 614 379-2720 AFTER 8 PM ~I 35 Gallon Ftsh Aquar urn New Accesso nas S I 00 614 446_304~o_________________ STORAGE TANKS 3 000 Gallon Upnght Ron Evans Enlarpr~ses Jackson Oh10 t 800 537 9528 VILLAGE OF CHES~I E-r-\ BEDROOM 1 112 STORY HOME HA:C.. I r\:AWN, DECK ABOVE GROUND POOL $4~ Bpc d1mng room su•te 3pc ~d room su1ta washer dryer, sofa king size waterbed 304 675 SUNCUESTWOLFF TANNING BEDS Commercial Home Umts From S199 00 Buy Factory Olreet And SAVEl Call TODAV For NEW FREE Color Catalog 1 SXI-462 9197 I~~~~------------­ 1 4558 446-3636 S1mmona hide a bed good conch non $150 614 742 2337 MERCHANDISE Electnc Wheelcha~ra Elactr~c Scooters NowNsed Scooter Lofts Stairway_ Elevators, Uft Cha1n Bowman a Homecare 614 ue 17283 · · =-~-----------------.: 01acount larm tractor parts fa r :, Massey Fo rd, IH & others ., 'Sider 1 Equipment Co Hender : : ~; ~~ 304 675 7421 or 1 800 3 ____ .:.::..:..:::::..:.:... ::630 Real Estate General Brand New Home Tax abatemen1 3 bedroom Located In the crly $52 000 . LOG HOMES Ct;~iiif'Ori, Log 993 Block brick sewer p1pe1 w•nd ows hnrela etc Claude Winters Rio Gr.ande OH Call 6U 245 5121 Vans & 4·WDs for 1974 Glutron 15 Ft 85 HP t1 000 1977 Watqu1s 17Ft tiS HP S2.000 OliO e14 25H315 4x• Good W1th Grey lntenor AMIFM Cu aette T~t. Cru1se PW PL. AMing $12 500 OBO 614 441-Q155 lea~ Message 1987 F tSO 4114 New 302 Eng~r~e Pa~nt And T1rea Excellenr Condl bon 1114 2-4S-0061 1992 Sea Nymph boat w.th 11a1ler 75 hp Johnsoo eng1ne wt ttl lots ol extras. take over payments 61" 949 2872 1986 Plymouth Reliant Stanon Wagon $950 614-24S-G15~ 1994 BUICk Skylark V 6 Blue I Grey 28 000 Miles Excellent Cond1tlcn Asking $11 500 151" 446 8142 1987 GMC 314 Ton Van 6 2 Dte sel Very Good Cond1t1on & Very Dependable $3 950 61 .c Z56 1514 1988 Ponbac Sunblrd 1 8 eng ne Iota of new parts good shape 304-675-6149 199" red VW Jetta Gl, $13 700 or take over lease $281 per month 304-882 3n2 1984 Pontiac Bonnev1lle LE 304 675-6669 31 600 U1lea 5 Speed Air Caa sette $10 5.00 614 446 1811 LeavaMeuaoe 1 ~a. Serena Z- 26 Black Cherry J Memll Carter Ruth Barr Tammte 760 Home Improvements • Auto Parts & Accessories 614-992-6419 TDD#I-800-750-0750 Equal Housmg Opportumty ...1982 ~~----------------Bu1ck Skylark 4 dr A 1 1630 INVESTMENT Seven Un t Apta Pnme location Call lor more Information condition all the opt1ons 48 ooo .. actual m11es 2 8 4 ely S2 100 :.~e~~·~99==2~6~71~9~---------­ ~,g,a2 Plymouth Homen ~ 198" Pon11a~ F.ero newly ""' :.~~~·~8=9~5-~3=21~4~---------- OJ :1982 Trans Am A~t PW T1t1 & T :raps $1,650 614 441 1501 ""' I 993 Eagle VISIOn TSI Loaded Green & Grey, 39 000 MIIBI $13 500 614 256-161B 614 256 1252 995 S 10 r Call 614 441 183 OFFICE 992·2886 • • •1020 COUNTRV CHARMER Just a great neat & clean place for a tamll~ Oak cabln•ta 1n the kit Range refrlg OW white carpet in LR,Garden Tub & shower bath 241124 detached garage Above ;roun~ pool 2 Ac m11 Henry E. Cleland Jr ..992-6191 Thacy L Brinager ...... 949·2439 Shem L. Hart ............ 742·2357 Henry E. Cleland ID 992·6191 514 Second Ave , Gallipohs, Oh 45631 Kathleen M. Cleland 992-6191 205 North Second Ave. Middleport, QH GET OUT A TOWN I BUT NOT TOO FAR Th1s home IS perfect for lhosesol-you who want 'country• but sttll be close to town Located near Pomeroy 1hrs 1 1/2 &lory frame home leat\Jre6 3 bedroom• cable basement garden area on approx 6 67 acres some lenong LCCD publiC warar Home located on a wert 111atnta111ed paved Road OWners may aocept a reasonable offer POMEROY· Condor St Are you wantmg rental property or a fncer upper Then you may want to see this one A 2 ASKING $14,000 story wrlh 3 bedroom 1 bath MIODLEPDRT· Front St A 1Jeau111\jl;t,lver vrew and a brg lot comes with this 2 story 3 4 badro01i1'home ONLY $37,900 11022 ENJOV A WONOI'RFUL All BRICK RANCH 2 BR s ...great home very neat kitchen ut1l1ry rm extra srorage rm 2 car atlached garage Also a rental home w/garage Just nght for the mother 1n law POMEROY· Laurel St End of the road approx one acre of ground and a one story home wtth 3 bedrooms kitchen 1s downstairs alum1num Siding newer cabinets tn kitchen ASKING $20,000 f959 COMMERCIAL BUILDING ln city 30.1160 block bldg . w1approx 3 900 sq ft 110 & 220 elect 16 door S-45 000 VL Smuh 388 8828 or 44&6806 RUTLAND· Nlckholoon Rd • 12 acres and a beaullful modular home w•th 3 bedrooms 2 baths central air Salell1te diSh fireplace and large l1vmg room lmed Possession ONLY $55,000 moretmo tm RACINE Slory and Hall Home 3 to 5 bedrooms 1 Country Charm lntenor large eal 1n knchen front c•rcular soUtng Porch •garage shed and garden space Fru1t trees Grapes Could be a ClaSSIC Home PRICE REDUCED ASKING $30 000 00 COUNTRY SECLUSION • with !he conventence of c•ty hvlng Located 5 m1nutes from Holzer Medical Center, this. spac1ous home rests on 6 25 rolling acres and offers 5 bedrooms, 2 kttchens and 4 bathrooms, with many othet custom fearures Thl& home would be great lor the prolesslonallam1ly or a two· fam1ly duplex • SYRACUSE· A large 1/2 acre lot w~h a ranch slyle house that has 3 bedrooms b1g llv1ng room family room sun room and 2 baths Has a 3 car detached garage w1th a one bedroom apanment aboVe Some fruH trees and grapes pos~ssionf APPROVED FOR FARMERS HOMEf 4 bedroom ranctl vinyl s1d1ng newer electnd heat pumplcenlrat air conditioning, 2 car garaQO Crly Schoolslt760 PART·TIME FARMER! 2 slory modem 4 bedroom house 2 baths 2 car garage lots ot road frontage approx 28 acres LANDI LANOI I MORE LAND Approx 176 acres or Ideal hunting land frontage along ?;;;n;,,;,e~;;i:oe.taclh~di IMHI FARMI Propeny s-ua1ea a1 11041 SA 141 ·67 acres wl1h mo611y all In 25 x 25 -bulking story hOme Uvlng room dining room kitchen den afl(l morel 1771 STOP BY WELL MAINTAINED & LOTS OF REMODEUNQI Concr81e dnve approx 1 8 acre lawn 2 slorage buildings 1 112 story tm'ie 3 bedrooms 2 balhs, equipped kitchen dlmng room, lamily room L.atge d8()k across front of home 1711 LOTS A ACII!SI OVER 251 2 bams large tobacco a~c·:::'~.: road ll)lnlege along 1WO ideal hunting areal t755 PICK UP A FREE (.!U.r\LI1(Y TODAY! 1429 • OFFICES, OFFICES, OFFICES • Thais what this 3,000 sq /ft building offers Located on SR 160 near Holzer Ideal lor many uses Call lor mora tnformatlon I Raccoon creek t71t PART·TIME FARMERI 2 modern 4 bedroom house bathl 2 car garage Lots road irontage approx 28 acres 1710 & SYRACUSE Newly remodeled I 112 Story Ho)me has kilchen hv1ng room d1mng room 3 bedrooms 1 112 balhs w/Burlt m book caws Front and rear porches New Gas FA Furnace Now 2 Car Garage NICe locat ten on Corner Lot ASKING $49 500 00 mo ' HoMES IN I • I EKtra Nice Butldmg or Mob1le Home Lot Ma1ure Pine Trees on three sides Access to Raccoon Creak located m Hobart D1llon Subd $1 t ,900 00 NEW LISTINGllt 324 Ma1n Stroot, VInton Oh10 2 story house t1 rooms, 4 badroomo, 2 baths 18•24 garage (detached) fuel 011 heal county wa1er, $99 90000 NEW LISTING II II Two lots In Chesh~re Ohio lots are 60 x 153 mil, live on one and rent the other, current cash flow IS $200 per month Storage build Prtce $21,900 00 COMMERCIAL LISTING Old Bonded Stauon large open lot 1n town small bu1ld1ng on lot $90 000 00 c SYRACUSE Thrs Home srts on a nice qu1e1 Sueet Th1s home has 4 bedrooms 2 balhs l l1v1ng room equ1pped kitchen dm•ng Refngerator & Range less than 1 yr Aloo Jhere s a d16hwasher U11111y room newer washer and dryer Front porch deck approx 314 acre lo1 wnh lois of l:ino••er~s, trees and oome fencing ASKING WE NEED LISTINGS. FARMS & ACREAGE & RIVER FRONT PROPERTIES ARE IN HOT DEMAND. WANT TO SELL?? LIST WITH US!! #1030 COUNTRY LIVING m the Rio Grande aroa Jn th•s 1994 mobile home 16•80 3 bedrooms 2 lul l baths utlhly room 1'!8!hradel ee1lmgs and all on 3 acres w1th a stocked pond and 2 outbu•ldmgs ca I W lma #e94 AEADV FOR A SUMMER CHANGE? lhen look no farther th•s one 1s affordable 4 bedrooms With lots ol space and a large level lot ca ll W lma • '/ ~of" . * ~-' " •-'-:. 0-.- &-:,-;z-.A• .,018 OWNEA WANTS SOLO TODAY call and malo:e your offer on this 2 bedroom ranch w11h 1 ~ ~ acres or Will sell wuh 1 acre and also trade lor a mobde t'!omo call Wilma .Jot a ooak to buy A lo rown 3 caltledral ceJIIng formal d n rrn ulllty back & 4 AC mtl home 1n town Recent!~ remodeled New carpet upstairS Own rh1s home cheaper than you could rent 1t Good qu1et ne•ghborhood Pncetl to sell at $43 00() LOCATED IN CITY Of GALLIPOLIS Elegant Bnck Beauty LocaTed .n the City 2 at~ full basement & gara~e De11gneC:f lor great liVIng F1rst noDI' has a IOI'mal entry w1LR & lormal DR Cherry cabinets 1n the kitchen Breakfast & ~towder room Second floor often 4 rooms BR FR wl fireplace laundry room storage room New fumace w/C/A Very much morel Cal l V~rg1nla L Smith 388 81!261446-6806 11012 lOVELY TREED close to town th1s 4 bedroom with basement has lois ot space call Wi ma IOday tot a look 11011 GREAT FOR THE FA.RMER MINDED th1s 103 acres on the Rutland area Ia sheer liCIIJBIOn w11h a 5 bedroom farmhouse large stodl.ed pond and Iars of woods call Wilma lor a v•cw J995 NICE COMMERCIAL LOT all cleared ready lo build on m the Pr Plesanl area call Wjlma COZY COUNTRY LIVING • PINE GROVE ROAD 2 bedroom home 611• ng on appro)C 2 5+ acres of levelland Has a bam & some lencmg lor a pony or cowl! Small t room house w1th anachad sheds for a get a way and storage Rear enclosed porch Great .starter home or a peaceful rebremenr home ASKING $45 500 00 NEW USTINGII PEARL ST 11\1 MIDDLEPORT • Comlortable one Floor Frame Home w1th carefree stdmg 2 bedrooms enclosed mud room small porch w1th carpetmg appliances un11 atr butll tn Hutch p~;~rt basement With ubhty hook ups N1ce level yard wtth producmg Apple Trees and Cherry Tree and Flowers IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ASKING $31 900 00 -.,., 11028 GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY I 2 s1ory 3 bedroom home 1 duplell' With 2 bedrooms each 1 2 bedroom home a.U togelher on same bloc:k •996 HANDY MANS SPECIAL rented now With an 1ncome ol Large 1 room 2 atory Mme 3 NEW LISTING last lo1 1n $1000 00 month call W1lma for BR large knchen DR forced RJr •1041 rhe HayesVIlle Subdlv-i110n on the alllh9 data Is furnace Beautiful treed lot riWH at .Atlat1a lovely. level lot Some outbldgs . MObile Home 100x200 w1th 75 more foot ol lf1017 OWNER WILl LAND Hook up S35 000 nver fronlage n1ce beach area CONTRACT th1s 9 acres on Pr~ to sell won 1 last long so L~ncoln P1ke call W•lma lor more benet hurry on th11 one call lnlo Wilma 286-0036 $69,500 CREW ROAD t 26+ acres of ground goes w1th th1s mea split Foyer Home 4 bedrooms 2 full baths some apphances w1th newer s1d1ng N1ce large back pat1o remo~hng and landscaping done PRICE REDUCED ASKING $49 900 00 ~<~," J964 OUTSTANDING 5 ACRES TRACK build your masterp~ece on one or the last lots m LAKEVIEW EST 5 acres $33 000 2 348 acres $25 900 4 lots on Wh te Rd Subject to res !fictive covenants IMMEDIATE OCCUPAIICTI 20 1473 • BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY CAPE COD offaro 63 75 acres, mil, mostly pasrure, tobacco base, 40 x 60 barn, 22 x 44 block mllkhouse 750 road frontage for poSSible bldg SitOS 1103B NEW LISTING pedet1 80 acres tore or 3 bedroom I uti view or the county Italian t1le basemen! home and 2 other Ioyer cathedral cei ling w !h homes that could be used as balcony 3 BR 2 112 baths I•Vlng remals Qreal 1nves1menr ca ll room with wood burning Wilma for a I the dota Is lheplace equip kitchen breakfal1 roqm has a IO w1ndow #1034 NEW LISnNG 50 acres atereo throughout braas light of pr~me pasture land 01 for f1.11tures and much more 2 car bu ldmg on just olf Bob attached ggrage arne storage 2 McCorm1ck road and St Rl 160 acre• mil ThiS house 1:1 call w ma todav maintenance free of best quality Make your appomtment and see #1033 NEW USliNG one of the areas luxr~ous 11v1ng II you don t agfee 5ubdlv s•on :1 all homos new n •873 REOUCm PRICE 117 Th s !UbdiVIS•on and ot great acres close to new treeway Quality and taste Mu s1 see 10 hospital shopp nQ cu Wa1er apprec1ate 3 lots ready to build ga5 sewer AdjommQ Pmecrest on wllh water l ap and sewer Nurs~ng Home Old Br ck home & already nstalled call W lma, tor lull deta•ls. bu ltllngs ':fM land • • •• pasture less w lh a remarkable spac1ous home w1tll •1009 NEW LISTING BAI~K RANCH located 111 AddiSOn 3 bedrm lr Wllovely carpel equ1pped k1tchen full basement covered pauo attached garage 2 car barn bu1 d~ng 314 ac rTV1 $35,000 POMEROY· Laurel St A 2 story home wtlh 6 rooms Three to four bedrooms large lot 3 porches newer w•rmg, atttc fan some newer wtndows JUST $20 000 COURT STREET RESIDENCE O lder home has 2 separa1e unns or could be converted back to 1 lamrly dwelling Faces City park ' 11007 10 acres mil on Kelton Rd close to town Hilltop VIeW wllots of trees Very seduded POMEROY· Willis Hill Road One acre parcels w1th electnc and water avallabl~ $4 500 00 per acr'l RUTLAND· )'lew Lima Ad A 1 112 slory home with 3 bedroom enclosed back porch fu l~ basement also a log home that Is rio1 finrshed A larQO lot $30 000 PRICE REDUCED! COZY ENERGY EFFICIENT HOME located 1n Middleport Close to local shopp1ng th1s one floor frame home features 2 bedrooms uhhty room d1mng room tw1n fiiJPlaces n1ce front porch storage bulldtng level fenced yard Vinyl s1d1ng added Insulation cable central atr FA N G heat Gmat slartar home or home lor older folk who the close convemences RE CE 2B 00 .... , -,. ~' *~""~~:e~ ,874 CHESHIRE 3 bedroom full ranch 2 f~replacos basement comlorlable llvmg room 2 car garage Rent&! home also RACINE· Apple Grove Dorcas Rd A 1993 SkyJrne 14 x 70 mobile home w1th 3 bedroom and 2 baths very effictent hv1ng expenses and mobile home Is •n good shape all s1ntng on a hall acre lol with a 1 2 x 16 s1orage bulkllng FOR SALE 3 bedroom ranch, one bath, one car garage, small patiO, 4 miles from town off At 588 151 Kraus Beck Road, owner fonanc~ng possible $45,900 00, broker owned -- ' •.;i:: 4 BLACKBURN REALTY g= Water's Edge Apartments Syracuse, Ohio • 1975 Pont1ac Catahna Wllh A1r -~ J:ond1110n1ng In Very Good Con . tll!lonl 11 000 61" l79 2720 AF ·· JER6PM FOR INFORMATION ON OUR ENTIRE LISTINGS PICK UP THE FREE QUAUTY HOMES BROCHURE AT SOME OF THE LOCAL BANKS, RETAIL STORES, SUPERMARKETS, MOTELS $M.IOOI Oh' Boyl 3 bedmom raised ranch. living room fliC room, dlnrng room kllchen Immediate attached 1 • }achments 16 horse Cr!lhsman • :SO model Cadillac call 614 992 ·: 95321or more 1nlormat1on 1982 Pont1ac Gran Pm $1 200 :1978ford Fa 1rmont $400 614 . 446 695B ' Freemen 1 Heating And Cooling R&Sident•al or comme cal w• nQ Installation And Serv•ee EPA new serv1ce or repa.rs Uaster L Certified Resu:lentlal CommeracU I ~~~.~~~~~~, :elect r~c1 an R•denour at .. 256 1611 II WV000306 30 4 675 \786 Range, refngeraJor, NC. on-s1Je laundry, communJJy Autos tor Sale NEED MORE BEDROOMS?? This one has 4/5 bedrooms 1 bath located on one acre COME SEE THIS NOW" PRICED I'IIGHT 1101 baths delaehod garage concrete dnve Owner wants an offerll622 Free Eshmales 1 800 287 630P w v oo2945 .: ---=----:-----,-.10 hp Gravely tractor with at $400 rebuilt :$1 500 Ashley wood burner $50 acras mil and a ,. bedroom home sl1ua1ed at S'l 588 2 & Now Available · FMHA alii bedroom apts Semors, disabled, hand1capped Basic rent $269 00 R.A IS Available Residents pay eleclnc only. TRANSPORTATION .'·.:no VACANT LAND Appro• 7 3 acres 1n Green Twp C11y waler available PRICED RIGHT 12002 $$139,1100$$ Approx 2 850 acres oomes wlt,h thiS 3 bedroom 1 112 Elath nome dining room kitchen laundry central air conditiOning Large detached d1vided garage with extra h1gh Cloor for trucks Lots Plumbing Heating LAWRENCE ENTERPRISfS Heat Pu mps A r Cond ucr1ng It You Don t Call Us We Both lose General 4 MAKE US AN OFFERJII extra mce large home located at 1931 Cheslnut S1 4 lots go w1th house, home offers 3/4 B R • 2 BA, Kitchen (equipped), L R , full basement gas heat, fireplace cent a1r 820 t-coi:iFOii'i'AASSS~UjjA'iiE;rDiiDI'DfiAilL:EEfin- Water's Edge Apartments VIEW OF RIVER 15 Mlnules from Gallipolis nice 3 bedroom home located on At 7 Mus1 See This One 1108 ~ years 81(pet'tenee 614 gg 2 5041 Electncal and Refrigeration S6e manager-at office. located at NEW 1994 NORRIS LEJIINDIIIt Mobile Home Located In Oua1l Craalul'lll<~lOMUST SEE CALL FOR APPOII\ITMM'•11501 1-800-894·1 066 and resKienlta l m1nor repa 1rs 35 840 room, management, mamlcnance provaded COZY MOBILE HOME • Postt1oned on 3 t/2 acres more or less It has 2 garages a carQOrt workshop, shed and a 2 room coltage YOU MUST SEE THIS ONEI J1504 ==:.! Home Improvements Roofing and guners c:ommen:: tal conta ined camper for sale 8 has stove rslngerator Hhroorn , $1 000 614 992 1109 BEAUTIFUL LOG H~M"'~I:>LAIS LAKE DRIVE located on 2PJl.iR'= lMft..wllh sun room hot tub and sky 11gh'f.~ EE 1104 ~ FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE TRY OUR TOLL FREE NUMBER 810 Motor Homes ,.; .$1 SO/bale m•• hay SOO ib round : orols$1250 304675--4901 2 baths Office ...........................992..2259 DeW1tt .............................. 245.Q022 379-265t 245·9697 742 3171 LOT AND TWO MOilLE HOMES FOR SALE IN THE VILLAGE OF PATRIOTI One mobile home 1s a 1991 model wtlh 3 BAs 2 baths the second 1s a 1973 model with 2 BAs & bath Electric county water septiC system paved straet clean & several shade trees Good area call nowl & 'Register Mare walkmg horse ',.•):1300 Clover & gran hay Ill Hanny Blackburn, Broker, Phone (614) 446 0008 1-800-585-7101 or 446-7101 ~ 4464618 441-0262 379 2 t 84 446-7101 Campers 1995 New 17 112Ft Ma11um 135 HP Mercru l &er Inboard 14 lia,bii<~i1ii75 Hourt Very Nlee 61 ..-446 9569 ~.:_,-. RUSSELL D WOOD BROKER Judy DeWiu 790 Sale 1987 tll!i 112 Foot G!uport 120 HP Inboard Motor Open Bow Low Hours Very N1ce $5 500 614 3(17-7912. 2 BIG BEND REALTY, INC. t!J 730 750 Boats & Motors 1877 Starcrat 15 wtth top 1978 Mercury go hp wuh powe(tllt boat trailer 1978 $3150 . 30" 773 5707 Joe Moore, Assoctate 4411111 Bu lldlng Supplies FaA Caaaena, Topper Bed COYif CB New Tires & Wheel a Verr Dependable $2,800 6U 256158117 1978 Fora 314ton SuperV.n e~ .. long 8cy11Uio S800 304'11750f 304-773-6074 AND RESTAURANT=S====== .. Trado 1988 I'ICIC-up, 4 Cytlndor 5 Speed AMI NEW ON THE MARKET _§pend those cool nights by warm l~replace rn th1s lovely 2 story home It has bedrooms and a garage Located on Route 7 1n the Gallrpolrs Crly School D1s1nct PRICED TO SELLI 1111 ~..0.1111 P.O. Box614 Ripley, WV 25271 1-800-458-9990 1993 Ford Splash, Sharp! load edl Uke New Low Mlleaoet 114 256--<1753 1963 Mercury Grand MarqUIS I~,:-:~~F:-o-rd.,T,-hu_n_d_e~rbi.,.r_d_V __ G__ AuGood Conditorl $1 000 OBO 614 tomat1c PW DL AU/HI S1ereo 388-1613 A.her 6 PM A.lum 1num Wheela Excellent '1 984 F1ero 4 Cy l1 ndet AutomatiC COnditiOn, S9 500 514-441-0414 ~u ~s Good S 1 000 614 446 19g3 Geo Tracker LSI 4:~4 ~: l4 : 'Good lam1ly m1lk cow Jerse~ 5 ":rra old 5 hp ;arden t1!/er rear ",tJnes. new Sllhl "tha1n saw IWa 8 ~ .._ old caiYH 10 month ofd Reg • ~tfl&red mate German Shepherd ,: :uliUty trailer lac10ry bit bed S"O • ..w~ltl 6 smck racks w~l sell wth or : "Without racks 514-742 3409 LOCATED IN WALJUI;l,lpliBtiP· Mobile home W1th 2 bedroom OAMI.I~IrtlbreoriOss w1th county water, satellrle CAIL"1'01>EE1 t1502 , 1983 ChtN Malibu Goad Cand1 Hl85 Bu.ck LaSabre limited Ed• tiOn runs good looks good Phone 304-675 5106 aher 5pm Year Old Ch ild Broke Reg 1s t-: .Bed AOHA Mare Shown In 4 H : ~., .. 4o46-3889 Autos lor Sale t1on 6 Cyhnder .A.uto $825 Call 3J4-675-2352Att8f 4 30 ~I livestock Full Blooded Brown Swtss Cow : ~ommg W1th Her Second Calf •. ~ 'IIddie or August 614 245-9212 NEW USTING Beautiful 3 bedroom home Peaceful country living on 37 acres more or less located In Perry Township Its A GREAT DEAL! CALL TO SEE THIS ONE • 12502 71 o Autos tor Sale 1984 To~ota Cehca GT stlver Wf bra runs great looks good h•gh "'~ $1 500 304 675-1443 • Patncla Ross· 446-1066 July Sale Specials 5030 Ford 62hp 4Wd 8x8 syncho trans 2 pump hyd $22 900 3930 Ford 2wd 45 hp h2 trans 1 double valye $15 SOO 6SO New Holland 15001 round baler amng or ne t wrap bale command demonslfator $15 900 472 NH Haybme a tub guards S7 950 254 NH Rake & Tedder combination $3 800 816 NH Forage wagon 3 Benter wnh 61 2 ta ndem axle t2ton gear 12 5Lx15 t~res 18 <400 t.t6del 30 Forage Blower 1 000 rpm $2 700 weathered Keefer's Serv1ce Cen ter Rt2 St Rt87 304-895-3874 Dept. GDT, FARM FOR SALE OVER 300 ACRES PASTURE LOTS OF TILLABLE ACREAGE SOME WOODED AREAS 3 BARNS 3 BEDROOM HOME ACREAGE LIKE THIS IS HARD TO FIND BEITER CALL SOON I NEW ON THE MARKEll BRtCK RANCH ON BEAUTIFUL SHADED ACRE NEAR CITY WELL MAINTAINED HOME HAS 3 BEDROOMS FULL BASEMENT WITH FINISHED LIVING AREA ATIACHED GARAGE PLUS SEPARATE LARGE WORKSHOP GARAGE DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS HOME CALL SOON FOR AN APPOINTMENT! CENTRAL A IR CONQITIONI • • 2-45-0610 Jeanette Moom, Reahor· 256-1745 nm Watson, Realtor-446 2027 Equipment Structures, Inc. White Ctmstmas tree, 7ft S1S 304-882 2436 550 610 Farm Appalachian APPROX 2 ACRES LOCATED ON HARRISBURG ROAD CORNER LOT HAS WATER TAP RESTRICTED BUILDING SITE CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION Gallipolis 446-1066 & LIVESTOCK Call or write for mQre infomatlon. COMERCIAL SITE ON EASTERN AVENUE CORNER LOT PLUS 2 ADJOINING LOTS 2 DWELLINGS PRESENTLY RENTfD GREAT LOCATION FOR BUSINESS LAND FOR SALE ON ROUTE 160 BUSINESS AND RESIDENTIAL SITES CALL SOON WHILE THIS PROPERTY IS STILL AVAILABLE JUST LISTED! 32 Locust Street, :: ~~~~ c~~pe~$~og~~d :1~7 Ken Morgan, Reahor/Broker-446.()971 Mose Canterbury, Reahor-446-3408 leader in the log Industry (or over IS years. Choose over 70 standard models or we'll custom deslan one ror you. LENDER We WUI Pe Sell1ng Th& Timber On Th1s 100 Acre Farm In V1nton County 16• And Up At The SlllrT!> 614-685-3064 Wood Realty, Inc. FARM SUPPLIES Structum has been IN THE CITY 3 TO 4 BEDROOM HOME HAS 2 BATHS FENCED BACK YARD PRICED TO SElL Wanted to buy two good used motorcycle helmels 614 992 5053aftlt 5pm ________Goods ;:_;________ -- SeptiC Tank Jet Aerat1on Motors New & Rebuilt /Installed Call Johns John 614 446-4782 : • 8 Row John Oe're Com Planter • : 12 Ft Olak Cu l!IVIIOr All For Allen C Wood, Reahor/Broker-446-4523 Appal..:hlan ~ 2 Piece Sectional. 2 Chests End Tables I<Hchen Table 2 Lamps 16:..•.-•_44 ~1.-1.:.163=-----------Cenrat Alf Cond t1oner ~::~~g"jr,;s:r.':"l~""'~ Or Split System S 5 Yr Warranty 1 800 287 6308 814 3985 "•utbav ~iau•-J&•nhml • Page 07 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV Farm. Equ lpment 1988 O liver trac tor!loader ru ns good good hyd raulics $1 500 .. :000 304-S7S..7397 energy durability OeMibUity In design a few of the reasons I why 20,00 famUies wW buDd a loB home year! Realty Sears Washer tOryer 17 soo 8 000 10 000 BTU AC s Like Newl Desk ElectriC Stove 614 ..48 3224 MOr Household & ' SAM SOMERVILLE S ARMV SURPlUS bj SandyVIlle Post 01 flee, noon epm Fn Sun Collecta bfes small 1nd1v1dua1 equ1pment 304 273-5655 610 Canmng tomatoes 1n cred1b le cor n 6 14 992 5866 or 614 992 Registered Bolton Terrier male 1>!11>1'01. I 100 304 88~ 2:822 .Sunday, July 30, 1995 30, 1995 Fruits & Vegetables B1rds lguanu Tarantulas m1ce F1sh Tank & Pet Shop 2413 Jackson Ave Po mt P!eaaant 304-675-2063 Poodle pupp es roy & tea cupa AKC shots & wormed Coolville 614-687 3404 AKC Golden Retr~evar Ready To Go By August tSI S200 Shots I WofTII0\1, § 1~7i Oljjll Tandy 1000 TlJ2 Computer Two Monnon 1 VGA 1 CGA Color Printer (Dot Matrla) 24 Dln Exrra Software A.lto Brand New BrolhBf Model 680 Fa• Machme (Brand New!) Computer Dtlk Fur011ure All Thl& For Only 1600 814 9882133 Leave Message If No An - Sale 580 Pets lor Sale ___Me:.:.:,:.:.rc..:.:.h:.:a:n.:;d:l:.:se:.:._ _ 1_.._ 81 Datsun 510 atauonwagon Nice 2bedroom apanment wi d 14 000 BTU Comfort Alf WH'IdoW hookup References DeposEt No Air Cond1t1oner Only Used 2 pars 30 4 .s1s s162 Monthal614 446-2941 I Pets tor 560 Sunday, SALEM CENTER· Co Rd 1 A llnle over 10 acres of really beautiful lay•ng cleared land all tillable or could be pasture and a two story home With 4 rooms and a bath dolkn and 4 rooms up A 2 car garage and two other outbU11dtngs $46,900 MIODLEPORT· 3rd St A mce 2 slory home wrlh 4 bedrooms 2 balhs Thts home has baaut1ful woodwork and an open statrway ASKING 155,000 or: meke an offer, MIODLEPORT· S 2nd Ave • A very well malnt•lned 3 _btdroom home that has alot of extras You ve got to lake a look at thiS 2 story home W1th 1t s open statrWay hv1ng room with fireplace and hardwood noors $61,000 DOTTIE TURNER, Broker......... •• • •••••• 992-5682 BRENDA JEFFERS ..................................... 992-3056 JERRY SPRADLING •• • •• , ••••••• (304) 882·3498 CHARMELE SPRADLING. •......... (304)-882·3498 OFFICE. .. . . ... .. ... ............... .. ..... 992·2886 11023 VERY EXCLUSIVE HOME 'Nith a bit or wOOdland Huge 4 bedroom 2 story With 2 112 baths formal living rm & dln10g m1 t5 • 23 lam~y Loads of cabinet• 1n an equipped kitchen w11h bt'eakfaat nook large • h utllltv room serves aa an oft1ce 11032 Pole cat Ad " 400 aq partfal basemef11 heated pool of delightful hvmg area 00 ·5 5 room 31 ~53 With lovely 18 x acre1 m/ I 4 B~ 3 Baths 2 1 compler•h' •qu•pru~d knc:hena 36 pool attached 'iiJIIBQe 25 x ' ,.-2Q Home c:an be bought w11h Both •nner and outer walls _Arnall aaeage or 111 115 ae I'YVI abundenlly 1n1ula!ed BeauUI~Iyrht land .ls beaunful rollin; & Country Setting treed with trails throughout OWner planted appro• 25 000 GREAT RETIRE "ENT ~ M or ~ne rree1 W1ldlile Abundant atarter heme 2 BR kitchen I OR t acre mtl Super buy ~ma l Smith 388 68261«6 $34,900 103', NEW LISTING 4 BA 1 5 11040 RIO G~ANDE county aatha With large kitchen and hvlf'lg 3 bedroom 2 balh 2 car plenry of cabinet apa.ce Beaublul garage, largt barn 2 •mall t11 }eve! hcwr.e loGated on a farge buldlng al on , 7 acttaln the d1)' corner lor New v1nyl 1id1ng and tchool dltttict Don t walt call new roof m 94 Th11 Ia a lovely home Call Patty Hays lor more JQ53 JUST COMPLETL y AEMOLOE 0 4 bedroom split entry hQme on end lot .n n1ce subdiVISion and lou of trees lor pnvacy call Wilma fOl full delalls J994 COMMERCIAL LISTING Lotge ap! bldg W/2 unlit BIIO alore room for a builneas of your own Bldg 46~96 OverheaU atorage & 1 11cre mll Creat Income 2 apls lor rental 1 srore rm 1 Mobile Home Pad _, detalll 446-3884 11004 PRICE REDUCED R10 Grande corn•r lot zoned commet'ciai 3 office rma storage rm UNDERGROUND TANKS HAVE BEEN REMOVED $50 000 00 ' 1037 VACANT LOT IN GREEN TWP M•ll• v.nage Subd1V111on 100 )( 170 City water City MWer subject 10 deed raatricmna Call Pony Hayo lor de1alla 11959 COMMERCIAL CORNEA Ohve & 3rd Ave Can be used for many pro)fCIS storage rental un~~a repair shop mo11 any klnd of butlf'leu Owner wanll actton 'VIrg~n~a388.s&26 �• I Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, wv Sunday, July 30, 199~ It's time to think faU seedings of . grasses, l.egumes and small grains ;: .. ... - BUZMILLS, District Technician GALLIPOLIS • It's Gallia County Fair time, it's lhe first of Augus~ and it's lime to lhink summer and fall seedings of grasses, legumes, and small grains.-With the past wet spring and the weather turning hot and dry in the _early summer we do not know wbat our crops may yield this fall. If lhe crop '\ ~ GRAND OPENING CEREMONIES • Top Drawers, Etc., located in the Spring Valley Pla:r.a on jackson Pike, held its grand opening with a fihbon culling ceremony. Left to right are Whitney Hastwell, Ali Gills, Kate Gills, employees; Linda Gills, owner; Hannah Hastwell, manager; Jl,,arlanne Campheii,__Gallia County Chamber or Commerce pr"'ident and Molly Gills and Sara Walk· er, employees. The Hearing -Center opens new office in downtown Gallipolis GALLIPOLIS - Mel Mock. a board certified hearing instrUincm specialisl. lut"' opeilecJ :1 new office in Ute Business anU Professional Buikling, 414 Scc<md Av~nuc, Ga l ~ lipnlis_ Mock opened his n~w hu.•dncss. The . Henring Ct!ntcr, nut of his home on () _ L White Roatl last March Due It) an increa~e in husi· ness, anti in onJer to heuer , ervc the hearing llt>CtlS of the inca. he moved his racilitie~ lo downtown Gallipolis, A new additio11 to the Hearing Center's services i.-. the "MiLI:Ls System." A revolutionary process that rcmuvl!s Oust, dirt , wax anc..l mOisture from a hL!aring;niLI in ju~t 5 minutes, lcaviug the it iLl smmdl ug cleart:r ami crisper . Mock is liccn,cd hy the State or Ohio as a ht!itring aid dealer. In Ulc last year he has al.-;o rc(dvetl his board c.:~rtifi~ation in heari11g instrument sciciH.:I!s omJ has more than flO crellil hours of continuing education in tlJc hcm·ing health care fiehl Value line By LISA MEADOWS GALLIPOLIS - When tobacco growers market more tobacco than their farm quota they "!ill be sub· ject to marketing quOill penalties_ A [kml.lty of $ L38 per pound for hurley tobacco will he asse"ed when hurler tol>acru prmlu.:er_:; markel more than 103% of their effective farm markering quor:1. This penalty also applies to tobacco . in\'esunent. it"s not a good !'.tratcgy. In order to manage il properly. it water Conservation District Stop hy and say hello. Lisa Meadow_, is th• County Ex•cutive Diroctor or th• Gullia Cnnso,Jidat•d Jo'prm Sorvlc• Agency. For additional informa· lion on th~ prugr3ms adminis· t.e r.d hy-CFSA, eoll 44ti-8686. Gallta County that date is Octohei:· 5_ For cover crop use onln whelll can be sown earlier than the Octt:r her 5 date. Wheat and rye have suecess'fully been sown throush much of the month of November howev" er weather conditions must' be good so the small grain crop can b~ established before Winters 'The Gallia Soil and Water Conservalion District has notill drill'S from 5' fo 10' widlhs available toi rent for all lhese types of seedings; Currently the district has a 6.5' Ty< dnlllhat will be sold by auction at 10:00 A.M. August 12, 1995 at the C H_McKenzie Agriculture Center Minimwn bid is S3.500 For further infonnation on fall sccdings, rent. ing lhe no-till drills. or lhe no-till drill to be auctioned, contact tlt~·. Gallia SWCD at Ill Jackson Pike or call446-8687_ Stock report which i!-i marketed on a marketing By Associated Press On Friday, lhe NYSE composite index fell 0.75 10 301.38, up 471 .(Qr the week: The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index fell 2.29 to 562,93, up 9.31 for lhe week. The Nasdaq composite index fell 5.38 to 1,005,28 but climbed 43.51 for the week. markeling qun1as. The American Stock It's fair time - The Gallia Exch-ange· s market' value index County Consolidated Fann Service rose 0.49 to 522_07, breaking its Agency will share a booth at the previous record bigh for the third Gallia County Junior Fair' willt the - day in a row a'nd up 7 _52 for -the Gallia County Natural Resources week_ ami Conservation Service antl 1hc The Wilshire Associates Equi ty Gallia County Soil and Index. which is lhe market value of NYSE, Ame-rican. and Nasdaq Firm now associated issues, ended the week at $5.45 tril· with Tri-Steel Structures lion, off $69.41 billion from the previous week, POMEROY - Danks Construelion Co_ of Pomeroy will join wilh Tri-Steel Structures of Dexton, Texas , the largesl tlcsigncr and manufacturer of steel frame hous· ing, said Larry W_ Banks. cnmp:my president Tile energy-eflicient, 'steel rr:unc "Lifetime Home" will provide an MEL MOCK affonJable option for home buyers, Banks said, The Hearing Center will cclc· The stee l huilc.Jings r~4uir1! ncar· brale a grand opening in it's new ly no t!Xteri,Jr maintenance. location .July 31 through August 5, B:mks Cnnstruclion, 124 W. from '! "- m_ to 5 p_m, daily_ A Main St., has he~n serving South· ctmlc.~t will he ht'lt.l It) givt: away a ea" Ohio since 19Xo_ free ,hearing a.iLI. Local l~bor and local supplier_, of materials arc w.;cd wht:n Jltl .. si· ble, D:mks added_ card for a farm otl1er tllan tlte tann where the tobacco wa< produced. Marketing quota penaltie s arc assessctt iu the rate of 75% of the average market price for that kind of tobacco in the proceeding marketing year. These penalties apply to every kind of tobacco subject to See Puzzle on Page 02 H07 DEALS on PRE-OWNED WHEELS Lake!'. a ve"ry sop hi sticated and hi£h· · •People can use Ote contract a' a hedging vehicle." Skihinsky said. "but for the averace investor with a quarter-million or $500.000 fescue can all he seeded lhen and he ready for harvest next spring. Small grams can provide feed in lhe spring or early summer. Barley can he sown for gram or forage _ It should be sown from lhc middle oC September until _the early part of October_ Harvest m May for forage or wall until June and combme for grain which ever suits your needs_ Rye and wheat make excellent cover crops for winter. They also can be utilized as a feed source in lhe spnng as pasture or harvested for hay or silage. If feed IS abundant next spring. wheat can be harvested for grain and sold or fed wilh some restrictions to livestock_ Rye can be sown from lhe first of September through lhe latter part of October. . Wheat should be sown anytime after the Hessian Fly-sale date. For ·Marketing penalty rate announced mini.;.o_nt~in~ue~df~ro~m.,... ,D-~1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ egy- very carefully, y1elds are lower than expected, we will pro~ably need some early feed next spnng for our 1tves10ck. Now is the time 1~ be planning what can he planted !Ius late summer and fall to be harvested next spring. The Au.gust to middle _of September ume frame IS an excellent ttme to ·sow legumes and grasses_ Alfalfa and clover plus grasses such as orchardgrass, timothy, bromegrass, and endophyte-free ly disCiplined indiVIdu c~ . · ' Most people with that level of ~oph i~ t ication ha\'c more money to ill \'l'S t. "For· an undercapiralizcd in\" cs lor , il's fine.' ' sa id Barrett LeWald, senior market analyst at Ute Lind-Waldock & Co. commodi· ty brokerage.• also in Chica~o. ·'The, problem with the Mini Value Line is _lhat you can't make a lot of money ." 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Atto-r neys for Don Wallace, president of Environmental Services Inc. in Marietta, filed tbe appeal July 20. The appea_l is a reaction to lhe June 27 adop!ton of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency's amended rules for obtaining a permit to install an infectious waste incinerator. Wallace's attorneys claim the amended rules, which were .slated to go into effect Sunday, are "unreasonably broadn and "unlaw· fully apply new siting restrictions to applications pending prior to _the effe.clive date of the underlymg statute (March 30)," Ohio House Bill 98, which man, dates the siting restrictions, gives lhe EPA the authority to implement lhe new rules. Wallace's attorneys argue in the appeal that the new rules should be limited 10 applica· tions filed after March 30, 1995. Environmental Services applied for a permit in May 1993. The new siting restrictions provide that an incinerator unit, as well as all waste handling areas, be located at least 300 feet from the facility's properly line, and I ,000 1 Section, 10 Pages 35 eents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, July 3-1, 1995 Coolville in.cinerator backers file appeal feet from any bouse, school. prison, of Concerned Citizens of the or jail in existence at the time the Coolville Area, the group lhat ha• permit application is submitted. fought installation of the incineraaccording to Ohio ~PA Dire'ctor tor (or about. two years, said that Donald Scbregardus. today she plans to file a motion on Environmental Services attorbehalf of the group to participate in neys argue that since an access lhe bearing_ road leading into the facility would "If we don't do tbis .we lose lhe necessarily be located within 300 ·- chance to infarm lhe board of our feet of the property line, "the only concerns.'' she said. "We won't way in which wastes could be drop the ball on this issue, we'll delivered to lhe facility would be just keep on going." by helicopter since any mode of This issue bas divided this ground transportation would vio- southeast Athens County commulate the distance restriction in lhe nity for the last two years. proposed rule." _ A group of residents sought to The attorneys also are asking block construction on lhe former !hat lhe Ohio EPA modify its defi- Best Pbo10 plant site because of nition of a "waste handling area" beallh and environmental reasons. According to the amended rules, Karen Thorne, who beads Conwaste handling areas are "all areas cerned Citizens of the Coolville wilhin a facility where infectious Area, opposed the project during wastes are managed, including, but meetings and by contacting stale not limited to ... areas where infec- legisl~ton; . . tious wastes are tr411sported, stored, lmided or unloaded." Other residents, incr'uding Environmental Services bas Mayor Howard Russell, supported requested that any reference to the project which lhey hope will areas in which infectious wastes bring jobs and tax revenue to this are transporied be eliminated. town. A preliminary bearing in which In January, the EPA rejected Environmental Serv1ces and OhiO plans for the incinerator because of EPA attorneys will discuss the problems with the plan's waste appeal is scheduled for Aug. 24 at water treatment plant and storm the board's office in Columbus. EPA water management, Dorothy Rader, co-chairwoman spokesman Rob Berger said. . . Governors face variedwelfare reform .ideas BURLINGTON , Vt. (AP)- requirements, ordering a rewrite Qf Opening a showdown with Presi- food 'stamp rules so that welfare dent Clinton on welfare reform, recipients who refuse to take jobs Bob Dole today promised gover· cannot gel more food stamps when nors the Republican Congress their welfare benefits are cut. Clinton's proposal would still would give them almost unlimited leave much of the program authori· powers to set benefits and reqmre ty in Washington's bands, somerecipients to work_ thing Dole cast as unacceptable as In a speech to the National Governors' Association. Dole ouUined Republicans cariy out !heir plans to a new Senate GOP welfare initia- sbif! power bade to the states. "I believe America's historical tive be said would convert Aid to Families wilh Dependent Children, detour into bureaucnicy and cenchild care and job training pro- tralization is over," said Dole, the grams into bloek grants adminis- Senate majority leader and the tered by states with minimal regu· early front-runner for the RepubliCONFERENCE lation from Washington, The pro- can presidential nomination_ Chairman Louis Gerstner posal also allows states to receive In his prepared remarks, Dole addressed the National Gover· food stamp funds through a block mocked Clinton's suggestion that nors Association meeting Sunday grant if they prefer. giving states 'too much power over in Burlington,Vt. (AP) Clinton was addressing the governors a few hours alter Dole, and welfare, Medicaid and other social bringing along a new welfare ini- programs migllt lead to a "race to tiative of his own. Like Dole, Clin- lhe bottom" as states slashed bene- hasn't worked." 1 After hearing from Clinton and ton was promising governors more fits and services. Dole. the governors ' planned to "Which states does be believe· leeway to experimen~ wilh reforms, whelher they could resolve explore and as a symbol of h1s comnulment cannot. be trusted with welfare, their own partisan differences on · granting four more states waivers _ education and protecting their peothe issue and make recommendaple?" Dole asl<ed. "The truth is from federal welfare rules. tions of their own to shape lhe welClinton also was moving to put only our states can be trusted with fare debate. more teeth in state welfare-10-wor~ lhese things . Federal control just Harness racing tradition keeps running at r,lleigs County Fai-r with many local horses competing By GEORGE ABATE train a horse," Spencer said. for purses ranging from $10 to Sentinel News Start This year. Roger and his daughTbe Spencer family bas been _- tcr, Debbie. will race in 12 to 15 $100. In 1899. a smalllO-year-old boy synonymous wilh Meigs County fairs across southeast Ohio_ from Racine climbed into the sulky horse harness racing for the past"He treats them like his cbilcentlll)'. dren," Dobbie Spencer said. "They to commence a driving career that would span 59 years. Harry WFor the past 40 years, Roger all have their own personalities." drove one of his father's Spencer Spencer bas been racing at the Most people with ' standard horses that day and later would Meigs County Fair. breeds are decent people, Debbie drive for Leroy Eichinger and Sid-. "It kind of gelS in your system," Spencer said. Spencer said. "Most times you "They're like ·family," she said, ney Spencer. both of.Uomcroy, John Batey,- also a small boy don't make any money, some.':tiDes "They'll do almost anything for from Racine, was a lover of horses you lose money and some umes . you." and began wor!< as a stable band you make money.", During the last 15 years·, for C.E. Baker. In 1900, he moyed Featuring harness racing, tbe Spencer bas bad a number of sue· nearer to Pomeroy and trained race 132nd- Meigs· CQ!Inty Fair will be ~essful racers. , --horses at Rock Springs for 66 held betWeen Aug, 14-19. In 1981, Klng's Ex won several t lh fairs including Athens. Meigs ana · years_ Currently, P,wnerI tramers a e As a trainer, John developed lhe Rock Springs Fairgrounds mclude ..Monroe, locally famous pacer Lady Miller, Brooks 'Sayre. Syracuse; William In 1983, Mr_ Browntown won Roush, West Columbia, W_Va.; more beats than any horse as a 2· owned by l-M. Spencer of Racine Phillip and April Swatzel, year-old, by winning 18 or 22 lUid driven to win at lhe Ohio State Pomeroy; Ralpb Calvert, Pomeroy; races. In 1991, Finale Jacque won Fair. The most famous horse John Roger _and Debbie Spencer, 16.of 21 races , finished second Batey broke, trained and raced in three times.dand third place twice. - 1949 and 1950 was Sarah Pomeroy_. _ Napoleon. · Ten horses are boarlled and Spencer sat , The Spencer name - from J_M_ trained at the county fairgrounds, Harness racing was introduced Spencer in the 1800s to Roger and Spencer said, ' to the fair more lhan a century ago, The harness 'racing sport bas not and bas attracted lhousands to view Don Spencer in recent years - bas changed significantly in the last 50 horses speeding around lhe trac_lc, been notable. The late Sidney Spencer was the years. Spencer said. But, today's acc6rding to theMetgs County HISlocal favorite for many years. horses arc faster. tory Book, Vot I. "You have _to have patience to In 1885, the races were held (Continued on PaR• 3) Low toalghiiD 60s. Part Iy cloudy. Tueoday, partly sunny. High In 90s. --Preparing for fair- Making money Voinovich starts to get backing for Senate run ... CLEVELAND (AI')- Gov_ George Voinovich has not officially declared his candidacy for the U.S. Senate in 1998. but he has -started what is a vital M~p in any eandidacy - raising money. Voinovich s:tid !his montll that he was considering selling up a an exploratory committee for a possi} ble race in 1998 and he ha• now decided to take anotlter step toward that goal. "I've docided to raise money." Voinovich said in an interview with The Plain Dealer at the National Governors' Association in Burlington, VL, over lhe weekend. Voinovich has not declared his I candidacy, hut he told the newspa· per .for a s-tory· today that be _ "wouldn't raise money for fun." : 'But I decioed, with Janet, to get out and start early so lhat we can spread it out ov~r a long 'period of time," he sitid, referring to his wife_ "We also lhink it's good to clear !he air, to let people know Preparations continue for tbe 132nd Meigs County Fair, slat· what I've got in mind." ed for Aug. 14-19. Above, Jennifer Brlckles, left, helps Shirley Why did he come out so early Cogar ready demonstration booths ror judging. Cogar Is the when the election and the end of Girl Scout service administrator for the county. (Sentinel photo his second tcnn arc still more than by George Abate) · three years away? It's aboui money. Voinovicb said. "It's a long haul," he said, "I've been lhrougb that before. and it's -an enorm.ous effort to raise money for a Senate campaign, lbe imponant lhing is to start early." Political analysts see olher reaWASHINGTON (AP) - Amer- April required by a 1993 law fol- sons besides having to raise about icans' personal income rose 0.4 lowed by smaller payments in May $10 million for the campaign. percent in June, rebounding moder- explained the increase in disposAI Tucbfarber. bead of the lnsti· ately from its ftrst decline in more able income in the latter month tute for Policy Research at lhe Unilhan year. despite tlie overall drop in pay. versity of Cincinnati, and 'Larry The Commerce Department also Spending in May proved to be Sabato, a government professor at reported today that spending even stronger lhan previously esti· llle University of Vi~ginia, agreed increased a weaker-than-expected mated, as the figure was revised on two major benefits of the early 0_2 percent last month after upward from 0.7 percent to 0.9 per· announcement. advancing 0_9 percent in May. The cent "By coming _out early, and this jump in May was lhe biggest since is very early for a 1998 race," Consumer spending represents Tuchfarber said, "Voinovich is spending 'rose I percent last two-ihirds of the nation's eoonomic sending a message to (Senate August activity_ Analysts sai'd its strength Majority Leader) Dob Dole thatThe inoome gain in lune was led in May was due in part to sharp he's available for national office." by rising private wages and salaries as businesses offered discounts in all major sectors of lhe econoVoinovich was lhe first gover· to help reduce inventories, but nor to endorse llle Kansas Repoblisales my. The government reported Friday predicted it might falter if income can for president and is heading !hat lhe economy barely advanced gains contlnued to he weak. Dole's Ohio campaign, The combination of incomes in lhe second quarter of 1995, turn"It also clears the Republican and spending meant that Ameri· field for him and encourages (Sen. ing in' its weakest performance in nearly four years. Gross domestic cans' savings rate remained at 4.1 John) Glenn to retire/' Sabato bid. percent in June_ Prior to May, th~ ")\ longtime senator will retire product grew at an anemic 0.5 persavings mtc had not been lhat low ralhcr than go lhrough the agony of ' cent annual rate in the spring. since November when it also was a difficult race alter a long political Analysts anticipate lhe economy 4, I percent career.'' ' Income was just over $6 trillionalready is beginning to regain Glenn, D-Ohio, has said he may momentum and will grow at a in June and spending edged up to run for a fiflh 1enn. moderate pace in lhe second half of $4,86 trillion_ Income declined 0.2 ''I'm not trying to frighten peopercent in May, lhe first drop since pleat all," Voinovich said. ''I'm lhe year. The Commerce Department said a 0,6 percent dip in January 1994. · Pri vale wages and salaries just trying to he realistic about today that disposable income rose just 03 percehJ in June on top of a increased at a $19.6 llillion annual what it takes to put together a rea0,8 percent gain the previous rate in June compared to a $23 bil- ' sonable sum of money to put together a successful Senate cammonth, Higher tax payments in lion decline in May. paign_" ' I Personal income ·posts 0.4o/o increase HARNESS - Area harness racers I continue to run through their paces before the Meigs County Fair. 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