http://66.213.69.5/files/original/44493afa896c54050f0cb000e2eb39ff.pdf 0ac5fe133e142c387f296cc189bc9e2a PDF Text Text ' < • Friday, OCtober 21, 1994 · ~ · Pomeroy-MIddleport, Otilo Sister reinforces freeloadir1g beh,avior .: Deu AD •.ADclen: My wife and Beverly wore ill, I would not I baYe been manied for 13 years complain. Am I wrong to expect a · llld •ve line young chikhn. healthy, able-bodied woman to fiance ·and I live together and already have. everything that we Ann Landers need. pitch in and shoulder some Woulll it be proper etiqUCUC to . Ngistcr at a nvel aaenc>: Cor til!: Ullllllll'icclllillcr, "Beverly1° who Is raponaibililiea? two yean younger, moved In · I believe my sister-in-law · bolleymoon, Or 81 a ~Wtor for a "lelllponrily" 10 abc could uve will continue to be- financiilly clown payment on a house, instead llJIOIJgb 111011ey to buy a car (she dependent on her family for as long of lhc local department SIOI'C? If 10, said). Beverly lived with her as she can get away with iL My how should that be worded in the father-in-law had lhc right idea when invitations? --BAfFLED BRIDE IN p&m~IB (for free) for several years, unlil her l'llhcr said, "Enough.• She he kicked her OUL My wife doesn't MIClnOAN then moved into an apar1111ent but Wllllto discuss the situation. Am I DEAR BRIDE: No mention of a couldn't tccp .., with lhc rent, which wrong to complain? rd like your gift should ever appear on a opinion. wedding inviiBlion. Have the kind is how we got roped in. Pleascrq~ly in the paper, but don't of honeymoon youcanafford.lfyou This collctlwducaled aister warks plrt-timc for one o( her girlfriends. identify my cil)' or state. Sign me~ can't manage lhe down payment on She dOesn't leave for work unlilll FED TO THE TEETH IN THE a house, keep renting and start a.m. and ~ to our house 81 4 GOLDEN WEST saving. . p.m., just in time to watch DEAR FED: Your wife is doing . Dear ADD Laaclera: On the "Jeopardy." She pays no rent, buys Beverly no favor by permitting her sub~ of palm rtading, I submit 110 groceries and docs absolutely no to be a permanent freeloader. She is, the following: howleteeping. My wife cooks for in fact; contributing to her When 1 was in my mid-20s, lhc family (and for Bevuly) when deterioration. married, with dlrcc chlldlul. a palm she comes home from work. While Thebiggcstfavoryourwifecould reader told me that I would be my wife cooks, I do other . do for her sister .Would be to give married five times and be the father household duties. Beverly watches her 30 days' notice to get out and of five children. television. She has no car and stand on hu own two feeL I hope 1 am now 73 and have had four borrows my wife's car to visit you will insist on iL . marriagesandfivcchildren.l should friends, go shopping or go to chwth. Delli' Ann Linden: I am geUing add tll8l 1 am hoping my current I've nied to be tolerant, but this married this winter. However, my romance ends in a fd'lh marriage. I situation is getting my goat. If Five illonlbs aco. my wife's TO SPEAK - The Rutland Church ol the Nazarene will host Rev. Sam Saltar at 7 p.m. li'rldaJ. saitar left a -&areer as 1 professional musician with hewiHne .CII'dlatras to prepare for the gospel ministry. He llad been on bil bailds suc:ll as Stan Kenton, Mayn11rd Ferguson, Ted Weems, Ralpla Marterle, Milton Berle, Judy GIIJ'Iand, Liberace, Franlde Avaloa, Edle Gorme, Steve Lawrence, Johnny Matllb, Ton)' .Bennett and Lucille Ball, Saltar's wire, Ronni, wtJJ also llhare her Jewish story or victory In the Messla!a. · Community calendar ___ The Community Calenclu Is published as a free ,aervlce to n·on•prorlt groapa. wlshiDI to .announce meetings and special :events. The calendar Is apt ,desl11ned to promote sales or · fundralsera of IDJ tJpe. Items .lll'e printed as space permltl and canaot be auaraateed to run • specirac number ol days. 1 SATURDAY RACINE- Red Brush Ch~h of Cluist on Ba3han R~ mcetillg 1 p.m. Saturday, along With IO,Lm; and 6 p.m. Sunday. Denver Hill of Foster, W.Va., willltJIII services. Ash S~t Freewill Bapilst Church. True Gospel Sounds, Wheelersburg, will be the fe_atu.red sirigen. PaSia" Les Hayman mv1tcs the .publie to attend. LOTTRIDGE - Lottridge Communi!)' Center countty music night Saturday, 7-12 p.m. All bands welcome. Refreshments available. ALBANY - Zion Christian School Harvest Fun Fair Saturdar, 11::3() a.m. feBluring games, mUSIC and food. Admission and parking is free. POMEROY - VICA Club, High School, will sponsor a LAWRENCE FOREMAN Rejoklnc Lire Cll•n:ll, Middleport God doca not leave iliO qqr idcu or wllima on how He wants u to serve Him. Psalms 100:2 uya "Serve the · Lord with gllllneu." It doca notsay to scrvc tho Lord 'Willi ghdnen when you fool like il or when things ·are going KOocl in our life. This is a c:oiiuntiMfnota request. We as Christiana are to serve Him with gladness and this gladness comes from the assurance o( our salvation. Once we bave aciceptocl JCIIIS in our heart and life, then we have that assurance and :g1ac!ness in our heart, tliB1 He will .never li:ave us nor forsake us.1bis is clcfiniiCly somclbing to be glad Plt~L God:'s Word has many com1J111111a in it for us to follow, it is up to 01 whcthet we obey or disobey. 1 John 5:3 saya that God's commands are not grievous. It is not gricvouto obey God's Word. In John 14:21, JCIIIS said "If you love M'e keep up my commanclmeniB.~ God is our obedience to His Word. · We ask pecpte do you you love God and of course they say yes. Most of the time we answer out of O!Jl' CIIIQtions. God docs not !ICed etbOtiorial peq~Je he needs obeclienl .Taking a ride on the . wild side •'• ; ·Featured on page B-1 relate my own experience. rm : DEAR R.W.K.: If you throw · enough darls, you'le bound to hit a : ball's eye IIOOIICI'or later. And now, . whBl about tho other preclic:tionl tho fortune tdlu mentioned thll clicl1101 come lniC? Do you recall diem? A Mult1media Inc ., Newspaper IJIId lttwllillg) 10: Tttlll, clo ANt: Lmultr&.P.O. Box 11562, Cldcago,:. IU. 6061 UJ562. (/11 CIIIIOda, &llld· . $4.45.) apeclllcatlon•. all 1afoty regulsllona and curroni Qh!q Mlnlm!!m Sl•~urda for School Bu(• Con1truct1on of the Department of Educotlo~ pursuant to Section 4511.76 of the Ohio Rtvlaed Cod~ ;:'o~~~~!~.o~r~:~. pertlnen , Specifications and·. ln1truct1on• to bidders may be obtained at the oHice of the Treasurer, 320 Eoot Moln Pomeroy, Commission examines proposed cam·pground Ohio 45769. A certified check payable "> the Treasurer of the · above board of education or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the bidder and the surety company, l.n an amount equal to fizzle percent (5%) of the bid shall be submitted wllh each bid. Said board .of education reserve• tho right to waive inlormalllleo, to accept or reject any and all or parte of any and all bid a. No Bldo can be withdrawn lor at leaot (30) dayo alter tho scheduled closing time . for receipt of bide. Melgo Local Board of Education Jane Fry ·Trea1urer 320 Eeat Main Strelj P.O. Box 272 ' Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (10) 7, 14, 21, 28; 4TC the Treaaurer of said Board, tabulated, and ' report thereof made to said Board ot Ito next regular scheduled meeilng· as provldedlo law lor alx (6) 71 pasoenger 1chool buaoa, accOrding to specifications of aeld board of education. School bus bids will te received with re1pect to the chao1la and body type and will alate that the bus when ioaombled and prior to '. delivery · comply with all school district in our lives t11B1 we lovt God and that we do not love God. The areas where we are obedient expresses our love and the'areas wbele we are disobedient expresses our lack of love. , Remembu t11B1 our Lord waniB us to serve Him with gladness. Nehemia~ 8:10 says "the joy. of the Lord JS our sttength. ~ The py of the Lord ~.bY ~t..:,His Jli'C8CIIC:C llld this JOY, ~ • us strong m our walk With Him m our daily life. We do not have to let circumstances rule whether we sene Him with gladness or with gloom. No m81ter what we go through we can sliD have gladness in our heart Let the joy of the Lord be your strength. . IIICIS By JIM FREEMAN Tlmea-Stnllnel staff POMEROY- TheM~igsCounty " Board of Commissioners in regular session Friday afternoon said a pro· posedcampgroundto be constructed at Maplewood Lake, near Syracuse, complies with lhe county's flood plain ordinance. ' PomeroyengineerEugeneTriplett showed plans for the campground being planned by Jim Cundiff. Tripleit said the campground will ·have approximately 30 recrea.tional .. ·v~!l,i~leJgl#i. · ~. . . · ··. ... Triplett said only five of the lots ' al1; within the 100-year flood plain: They 'Will· be equipped wjth 'qliict,release tie-downs and used only by road-licensed recreationarvehicles that can be easily moved if threat. ene<! by a flood. Electrical and service connectiorls will be sealed and protectedagainstfloodwater,hesaid. In addition,. the boar!l approved money transfers within lhe follow· · ing offices: County Courl- $225; Meigs County Board of Mental Retardalion/Dcvelopmenlal Disabilities - $15,000; Park District $1,468.22. In addition, the board approved a $1,000appropriation inlo the Meigs County Community Cor· rections fund and approved creal ion of a new account for the MR/DD. preschool program. ·The board approved a contract between lhe Meigs County Deparl· ment of Human Services and the University of Rio Grande Child De'velopment Center for child day care services. The contract starts Nov. I and will REACH OVER 18,500 HO ES WITH ESSAGE! ·~ ~sOcief~tscrapbook FALL FESTlVAL : The Pomeroy Nursing and ltohabilitalion Center will hold a. faD festival Thursday night 81 6:30 p.m at the facilil)' on Rocksprings Road. Door to door uick or treating will take place for children who are costumes. Games, refreshments and a haunted house will be . offered. 1bcre will be smaU charge for g&!IICS, baked goods and the haunted:housc to raise money for lhc res· ideniB • Christmas fund. WATER LINE MEETING A meeting wUI ~held Monday at 1 p.m. at the Mount Union PelIowship buDding for an update of the Phase Ill expansion of rural water into Scipio, Columbia and Rutland Townships. Property ownen on Carpenter Hill, Cotterill Side Hill, Dye and Loop Roads that previOusly Bltcnded meelin'a are urged 10 be prcsenL Leadmg Creek Conservancy Disnict asks that necessary paper work ~ completed. This inclpdes aU rights d. way. . · . News policy . ._ . . In an effort to provide our ( readership with current news, ; lhc Gll/lipoU.S Daily Tribllllt and : Tilt Dally St111i11tl will not · atccpt :w~ngs after 60 days .~ from IlK: dale of lhc eYCIIL .. All club moedngs and olbu ~· articles m lhc .SOCiety.~.uon must be subJ!Utted w1thm 3~ days of occurrence .. All bJ.rthdays mull be submllted w1thin 42 days of. the oc:curence. All materjal submitted for publiCIIion is subject to ediaing. DR. "- JACKSON BAJLES, OPTOMBTRIST, is Happy tc) IJlllOUDCC the ~location of his t.feigs County Office to . 224 B. MAIN STREET IN POMEROY (Formerly ' polil~roy Health Care). The office will be CLOSED FRIDAY, OCTOBER . 21st THROUGH 1UESDAY, OCTOBER 25th. Emergencies during this time will be ·: ICCil at the GaDipo~ office, 228 Upper River Road, 4461',3300. The Pomeroy office will RE-OPEN .on W$)NESDAY, OCTOBER 26TII at the new location , ·otlering full-semce family vision care including gJaS!!C':s · ·and all types of contact k;naes. · ' ., Pff.ONE 992-3279. AREA TELEVISION LISTINGS AND FEATURESEVERY WEEI{.IN THE TV TIMES _ >I . POMEROY~MIDDLEPORT . 992·-2.156 . ,. ll I ~ . Stockyard opponent s, SUpporterS US8 tapeS . -. tO b8C k· t h81r pOSitiOnS By KEVIN PINSON Tlmea-Sentlnel Staff GJ\LLI!'QUS- A Spring Valley re~ident who xisited a Ripley; W.Va., stock· yard last weekend fears similar conditions if Producers Livestock Associatiqp builds on fairground property . · But fair board members say it's comparing apples to oranges. MikeLarklns,482KathyStreet,madean unannounced visit lo the stockyard with video c\ilii'eta in haM. He said Thursday he saw large pile~ of manure and . animals which appeared hungl)l.. . .. . , "It wasn ' l clean b9~ any. sense of word," Larkins said. "This is:not what we seen in the ,video from the fair board" · · The Gallia County Fair Board mel with residents Oct. 11 and showed them a video of a"PLA facility in order lo demonstrale that it runs a sanita{y business. Larkins played his video al the bqard's regular meeting Thursday, but members dismissed the footage because facility is independent, nol owned by PLA. "You're comparing apples to oranges," said board member Mike McCalla. "If you're going 10 ,talk about apples, you've got to show apples." Supportersoflhestockyardmaintain lhal PLA runs a clean, safe facility that would not endanger lhe health or safety of area residents. ' Larkins said the Ripley facilily conducts sales on Wednesday or Thursday and some cat.lle and pigs were still waiting 10 be picked up when he visited last Saturday. When he wiilkedby lhe slalls, the animalsbegan "bawling" and approached him, Larkins sai<). "I'm nol a farmer, so I don 't know for Continued on page A2 =======---==-'-"'-.:..CC-"'-'7"==----"'"-' STOCKYARDOPPOS1TION-JimAithof,spokesmanfor Spring Valley property owners and residents,' talks to a group ofabout 70people opposed to building a stockyard on the Gallia County fairgrounds. Althof is holding videotapes1 ~ade by Mike Larkins, of a Ripley, W.Va., facility. Middleport landlords . upset by code changes: ' ByGEORGEABATE Times-sentinel Steff MIDDLEPORT- Middleport landlords are indignant aboul possible changes td' rental property codes, particularly new fees for inspection of their properties. . All village landlords -and particularly renter.;- are being punished because of a few deleriorating properties, said Chuck Kitchen, who owns Middleport rentals. "They're using a sledgehammer to kill a gnat," Kitchen said. ~·We allltnow it's • to get rid of the slumlords. But, (the village is) going to make a lot of money." Under ,the ordinance, landlords must pay a $25 an~ual permil inspection The fGllowinJ lin eacomp~nea the laraest fee, along with· a $25 fee owners of Middleport housin& uniu . About each time a tenant leaves an apartment. The new 400 rental units are in the villase. A corrc1a· tion between own·ership of property and its building ordinance passed use 11 ren1al propeny ,.,. not be made. Any the fi.rst of three required property wfth bUildings witb leu than $900 readings two week&·ago. value was not included on thiS list . Source: Aboul 400 rental propThe 1992 tu duplintes in the Meias Couaty erties are located in this village,butonly70areconAuditor'i office . (T-5 l"t~plt ic b'J Ceo' I• Allatt) sidered substandard, said Councilwoman Beth Stivers, the coordinalor of the rule changes. "This is primarily for slumlords," Stivers had said. The ordinance inlends to beautify the village and .. keep tenants' safe, while proteclingproperty values, she added. ' The rule changes are more unfair 10 renters than landlords since the costs will be passed on, Kitchen said. "This is another slap 10 people who rent - they're saying you're never going to be. able to buy a house because we're going to keep rent so high, " he said. • The public doesn't realize the obstacles landlords muSI overcome, Kitchen added. · ' "In sonib places wilhin 30 days it's trashed." he said. adding an irresponsible : renter can'I be evicled in less Ihan 60 days. "They pull oulthc plumbing and electric ~ ·News capsules GOOD MORNING TOLEDO, Ohio (AP)- Fewer sludents are enrolled at public universilies Today's Times-Sentinel and colleges this fall than last year, the Ohio Board of Regents said Friday. 16 Sections · 172 Pages A preliminary head counl the board released during a meeting at Owens . Slale Gommunity College pegged enrollment for the fall term al423,312, a 2.8 Business Dl WASHINGTON (AP)- Members of a presipercent drop from a year ago . Calendars dential panel combing through lhousands oJ docu84 Chancellor Elaine Hairslon Iraced the decline to improved economic.condiment~ on radiation experiments say lheir work is tions. Classilieds DJ-7 "We have learned that hampered by the government's rcfusal .to declasComics Insert a period of modest, temsify many files . . Editorials Dr. Rulh Faden, head of President Clinlon 's A4 porary eQJollmrnt de· Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Expericline occurs when Ohio Local A3 menls,said Friday that defense officials were erect· enters a period of susObituaries A6 ing ''significant roadblocks ·· because of the clastained economic recov~ Sports C1-8 ery," she said. sified files on radiation releases at weapons facili· 'Doomaday Plane' ties during the Cold War years. Unemployment was Along the River 81 The radiation releases occurred over many years at several weapons Ohio to serve as base 5.5 percent last month, .Weather A2 compared wilh 7.1 per· facilities. Included were those a1 Hanford, Wash.; Los Alamos. N.M.; the for 'Doomsday' plane Pantex planl in Amarillo, Texas; Oak Ridge, Tenn.; plants near Portscent in September 1993. DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - A somouth, Ohio, and Paducah, Ky.; lhe DOE weapons laboratory in Idaho and Enrollment at univercalled'' doomsday plane''·that would the Nevada nuclear test site . . Columns sities was off 2.8 pi:rShe noted thai many files relaled to human radiation experiments have carry the president alofl in the event cenl, and dropped 0.4 been declassified and lhe committee has had access to thousands of previ- of nuClear war or wartime emergency fred Crow percent at lheir branch lim .Sands ously declassified documents. But major gaps rer11ain because of files lhat was opene<Ho the media Friday for ·campuses. Community the second time in the aircraft's hiscolleges saw a 3 percent · have been deslroyed, cannot he found or remain classified. Chuck SJOne In an iQierim report, the advisory commiuee said there may have been tory. decline, while technical Bob HoeDicb The E4·B, which is one of (our more than 1,000 experimenls involving human subjects as well as hundreds colleges recorded the of other instances in which ·radialion was intentionally released. such aircraft, arrived Thursday at biggest decline of 4.1 Some of the experiments involved numerous subjects. percent. · Wright-Patterson Air Force Base •.~~-:""'--~~--:--~~..1 In many of the cases only fragmentary information has been found or which will serve as one of three alternate bases for the plane, said base , · The head count reflects . made available, Faden, a professor of bio-ethics at Johns Hopkins Univer- spokesman Scott Vadnais. enrollment in academic degree credircourses as of the 14th day ilfler the start Wrighi:Patterson will replace Indiana's Grissom Air Force Base, which sity, said ala news conference." In a lot of cases, we may never have the kind of fall term. , was converted to a rese rve base last April. · of detailed information for drawing ~aluations,'' she said. Vice Chancellor for Administration Matthew Filipic said the n,umbers were The commitlee said its rev.iew haJ.16'iind hundreds of intentional releases The main home for the plane, wllich is a mil .. drized version of a Boeing preliminary. . . .. 747, is Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska, butthe plane is often flown to other of radiation · 111any more than previously suspected as part of the •'With the range of scheduling options m use by colleges and umversllles bases to reduce its vulnerability. The plane will use Wright-Patterson country's nuclear programs between the 1940s and 1975 . today, t~ere may be some places where specialized clas~~: w?rkshops or While the panel was advised previously of only 13 intentional releases of beginning next month. programs will nqt begin until afler the 14th day of the term, ~· sa1d. Called the National Airborne Operations Center, the plane is filled with ionizing radiation into the environment " the committee is now aware of The !lead couill figures are unrelated to the pro<:e§S that determ~nes bow slate communications equipmenl and is designed to carry the president, defense hundreds of additional intentional releases, " the interim teport said. ·. money. i~ dislfi?uted to campu5es.Filipic said the funding formula is based on secrelary and chairman of Ihe join Ichiefs of staff alofl ,in the event the primary The report said four releases had been ciled at Los Alamos but lhat DOE ~·full·tnl)e-equ•valent enrollments" m the summer andfalllerms. That enroll· command center at lhe Penlagon is rendered inoperable. documents now show '' the number of such tests·approximate 250. · · · · ment is a calctllation based on the number of credit hours for which sludents · are enrolled. Headoourit refers..to the number of students enrolled. · .' -\ Secrecy deters study of atomic radiation tests i- ••• Dueling videos: public colleges,·universities • I . g GALLIPOLIS - Unemployment rates lhroughoutsouth· percent; Sciolo, 8.6 (8.2) percent; and, Vinton, 7.7 (7.8J • eastern Ohio held relatively stable between August and percent. September - with a mixtu(e of both increases and de· Adams County's September unemployment rate of9.Q creases during the period - as;cording to data released percent was the highesl in the siate for the month. Hency Friday by the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. County had the lowest JObless rale at 3.0 percent. Gallia County e~perienced the greatest regional decline Among cities wilh ·populations of more than 50,000, . in unemployment as the jobless rate fell from 6.9 percent Youngstown had the highest jobless rate, 14.5 percent, in August lo 6.4 percent in September. · while Kettering had the lowest, 2.2 percent. . Theunem~loyment rate in Meit:s County e_xperi~~ced Nonagricullural wage and~alary ,employmenl in O!lio . • a .3 percent mcrease • from 8.6 percent lo 8.9 percent . increased by 5,000 jobs over the month • from 4.953 According to the OBES, 800 of the county 's estimated million in ft:uguslto 4.958 million in Seplember. . workforce of 8,600 were jobless during the period. The statewide unadjusted rate was 4.9 percent. The U.S. In Gallia, figures show 900 of lhe counly's 13,600 unadjusted rate was 5.6 percent. The adjusted rate for . member workforce as withoul work in September. Ohio was 5.5 percent and the nation was 5.9 percenl. : Other regional September unemploymenl rates were The county and city rates are unadjusted, meaning theY. . (August percentages. in parenthesis): Alhens, 4.5 (4.!) do not take into account seasonal adjustments in employ ~ percenl; Jackson, 6.1 (6.2) percenl; Lawrence, 6.5 (6.2) ment. En~(;ff~entdro:p:s~a=t.,()~h~io:t•s;---r===========================----~----~co~nt~lnu~ed~o~n~pag~e~A2~~--------~ : ADVER'IJSING IN THE . TV TIM·ES Vol 29. No 37 OBES figures show unemployment relatively stable in southern Ohio; Rate down in Gallia, up in Meigs ur for $3.65 (litis illcllllk1 poltllft Street, ;;~~j on-Page·A2· September jobless rate: stl{-llllllrustd, lo11g, biUilltls-siu. envelope IJIId II clred: 01' mo~~ey or- NOTICE TO BIDDERS PURCHASE OF SIX SCHOOL BUSES FOR MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Sealed propooalo will be received by the Board of Education of the Melga Local School Dlotrlct of Pomeroy, Ohlci, at the · Troaourer's Office until 12:00 noon, EDT, on Monday, October 31, 1994, and at that time opened by Dttalil Mlddlepori-Pomeroy-Galllpolls-P1. Pl easnn t - Oct obe r 23. 1994 Do you him queltiolls about IU, but 110 oM 10 lalk 101 ANt l...aluMrs' llo!¥lel, "Sex Olld die Ttiii·Astr." is frank IJIId 10 die poW. Send a: Public Nmlce .LOw:· 5o. mtts - convinced ~'aiOIIICibin& to iL ··: R.W.K., OUI' WEST . execution of the truat, not leas than llvo days prior to tho date eat for hearing. , Robert Buek, Judge Common Plaao Court, Probate Division Molga County, OhJo (10) 21; 1TC HI: • make 110 claims Cor pllmiltry, but: r-===Pu==b=IIC=N=m==~====r===P~U:b:II:C:N:m:I~==.~~==~PU:b:II:C:N:m:lc:e::=lr-=~P:u~bl~lc~~~~~~==== County, Ohio, lor approval PUBLIC NOTICE Recycle Day, Saturday, 9 a.m 10 Notice Ia hereby given and aottlement: ESTATE NO. 25140- Final noon Meigs High School near that the Scipio Township Rocbprings. Houaehold items will will accept oealed bld1 until and Dlllrlbutlve Account of be accepted on donated basis, in Wednesday, November 2, Bernotd V. Fultz, Executor 1994 at 7:00 p.m. for a 1980 of the Eatata ·of Neva M. . addition to car bBitcries. lnforma· Chevrolit C· 70 Dump truc_k. Grimm, Deceaaed. • toin call992-6360 ESTATE NO. 28151 ·Final For an appointment to ' • view tho truck call 698-7186, end Dlllrlbullve Account of Gerald L. Anthony, Executor SUNDAY 742·2302, 992·7907. The Scipio Township of the Estate of Charles H. POMEROY _Victor Roush 11 reaerveo the right to reject Anthony, Decuaed. ministerial student at God's Bib!~ any ESTATE NO. 27984 • Final or all bldo submitted. School in Cincinnati, preaching Further tho above vehicle and Dl1trlbU1Ive Account of 10:45 a.m., Sunday at Calvary Pil- will be sold In the condition Manning Kloto, ExecU1or of grim Chapel on state Route 143, It Ia In without no expressed the Eatate of Rhoda R. Hall, Pomuoy. Pastor Victor Roush Sr. or Implied warranties given. Deceaaad. ESTATE NO. 22462 Sealed bids are to be invites public. mailed or submitted In Fourteenth Annual Account person to the Scipio TWP, of Robert B. Tltuo, Guardian POMEROY - Pomeroy 12 & Clerk Connie Kay Chapman, of the Person and Eotate of 12 meeting Sunday, 1 p.m at the State Rt. 143, Pomeroy, Sloven E. Tlt~a. an Incompetent Person. Ohio 45769. Believers Fellowship Church. ESTATE NO. 25836 · Filth (10) 14,21; 2TC Account of Bernard V. Fultz TUPPERS PLAINS - SL Paul and James E. Diddle, United Methodist Church rally day Trustees of ·lha Trust Created Under the Will of and homecoming Sunday beginPublic Nmlce Roger Adamo, Dec1111d. ning at9:45 a.m. Special music and Unle11 axceptlon• are cmy-i!!~r, IN THE COMMON PLI!AS flied thereto, said account• COURT, PROBATE DIVISION will be lor hearing before TUESDAY aald Court on the 22nd day MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO RUTI.AND - Rutland Garden IN THE MATTER OF of November, 1994, at which SETTLEMENT OF limo aold accounts will be Club, Tuesday, home of Dorothy ACCOUNTS, considered and continued Woodard, Langsville. PROBATE COURT, .. from day to day until finally MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO dlapoaed of. RACINE - RACO (Racine Account• and vouchers Any peraon lnttrelted Area Community Organization) of the following nomed may file written exceptions Tuesday, Star Mill Park, 6:30 p.m. llduclarloa hive beon fllod to aald account• or to In the Probate ·court, Melg• matters pertaining to the New members welcome. -Page As College footbaU action ~ Page·c1 as I longtime reader, I waniCd to· people. The love God waniB and needs 10 come from our obedience not from ·our emotions. ~ are areas High cost ·ot education . I I ~ '. .• • • !- •• ' �. Pomtroy...illddJePort-Galllpolls, OH-Polnt Pl....nt, WV Page A2-Sunday nmes . senunea .. __ ......... Jte~.!S...~u,~!t.92~!t .... ....,.... ,.... Weather OHIO Weather oda' furfdiDCI bolld Wodncldly in tbe Mellis County Court of Judp Sunday, Oct. 23 PalridtR. O'Bricll. · Accu-W~ Fined were: Bmelt F. Arcber, PubnburL W.VL, failure 10 ciaplay vallcl1icouao plate,~: costa; Carol A. Stover, · scat belt, SI 5 plus costs; Lury Wise, G.-fielil, speed. $30 plus costs; Betsy Huold, Pomcro7, speed, $30 plus costa; Fr.eddte Bvans, Ironton, speed, $30 plus costs; Terry Koeliler, Cincinuati, speed, $30 plus COlts; Susan Mcis, ,MICH. c. Douglu . Swcber, Rudand, S2S plus eos1s; 1banas CoJum. drivina under financial retii)OIIIibiJ. bus, Aabland, Ky., IIPCCd. $30 plus ity action IUIJIOuaion, $200 plua ·costs; seat belt, $15 pius costs; costs, one year pmhllioa, 30 days '· Charles · B; Piuley; Pol'ilero)', j&!l slllpOIIdcd to IOVOII days, f!Jl· assault, cosla, six moalhs jail ~usfelturc of tbe motor vellicle; falsifi. ponded, one r:l'd,probauon, catiori, $100 plua COlla, one yw resuainiiJ8 order · probation, 30 days jailauspeaded · Gary L. Froaa, Alhens, IC8l belt. to seven days coacuaeut; $25 plus coalS; Sarah A. Cherry, . Mike T. Msley,ltaclDe, ra:eiv· Toledo, seat belt, $15 plus costs; mg *!len Jl!opelty. ~one year Diane IUrloa, Vinton, speed, $30 probelion, llX moatbs jailiiUipelld- plus costs; Joey R. Pridemore Jr., eel; MarilyD B. Kibble, Reeclsville, driving under PRA suspension, failure to control, $20 plus costs: SlSO plus costs, one year proba· ·bitmfoo of the~ · · John A. CHIIiapie; ~O!"Oroy", driving_under auape~11~n.1 .SlOG plus· coati, 10 days jail to lhree days, one )'t,ll' oa: failure to coniiOI, $30 olus costs: RidJard D. Bay, VinceDt, f"al1ln to atop for achool bus, $20 plus COlts; Jerry v..nt, Dexte'r, oijllied OL. $ISO plus costs, 30 days jailauapemect to five days; seat licit, ~ plita COlli; • Andrew W. Scboolcraft, Gal· lipolis, pos• ioa, $75 plu costs: =· ~Oct~o~be:r~23~,1~99~94~==========~==========~P~o~me~ro~y~l~lld~d~lepo~~rt-Ga~~~~llpo~ll~s,~OH~~P~o~lnt~PI~e:n:r~nt,;wv~===========~S~u~n~day~n~m~e:s~se=nu~ne=I~Per~-~~~~~,;;;A~I3 Local News in Briftfi•·--. NASA w/iJd tunnel site Woman treatedflJroverdose • _Official suggests industry, not government, pick sjt,~ GALLIPOUS- A local woman was transported to Holzer Medk:al Center lifter an lppll'ellt aulclclc attempt wly Satnrday IIIOI'IIIJig, tbc Oalllpnlls Po1k:o Dqtulmcot rcp1111ec1. . . CluliOIIIe Wedemeyer, 727 FoUrth Ave., was treafM for ~ alon and relcascd. 111 HMC apokcl-sald Salunlay, ,. Aaxlrdlna to tile poHcc report. W~ bad talcen a "bandful" of medlcadon and left w11at appeared to be a sulddc note. W. VA. .. =o,:Xt::.w:.t. I i .r ; First of week looks fair, .cooler By Tbe Associated Press ·: : : ' Showers were expected 10 spread across the state S81Urday night as a cold front moves iniO the region. The showers should end for the most part by this morning as the cold front moves east of the area. Cooler air will arrive on today with high temperatures mainly in the 50s. Southern Oblo Today... .Mostly cloudy with a cliancc of showers in the morning becoming panty swmy in the after. noon. High 60 to 65. Chance of rain 50 percent. Extended forecast Monday .. .Fair. LOws 40 10 45 and highs 55 to 60. TuesdayandWednesday...Fair. Lowsinthe30sandhighsintheSOs. Across tbe nation . More rain fell on pariS of flooded southeast Texas, while a combination of clouds and fog covered mudt of the nalion Satwday. Thesoutheasthasbeenplaguedby tbrce days of storms. Lowland fl~­ iDg was expected through today. Rain also was forecast Sillurday for northeast Texas. . SIOIIDS also were expected across the lower Mississippi Valley. Gusty winds ~ cooler temperawres were expected in the Plains, with mostly dry weather and fair skies. Highs were expected to reach the 50s and 60s. · Temperatures were expected to reach the 50s and 60s in New England, tbe 70s along the Atlantic Coast, the 40s and 50s in the Rockies and the 70s and 80s in lhe S<iuthwest. · ltwasmosdyclearFridaynightin theRockiesandpartSoftheNortheasL The nation's hot spot Friday was 96ctearcesatLaredo, Texas. The coolest spot was 13 degrees at Truckee, Calif. . Continued from page A1, continue to do· everything we can." wires and sell it. They even tear up the The health department has two inbaseboards and bum them." vestigators covering complaints for Most renters don 't tear apart the the county, in addition lil state-man-. property, but landlords don't always dated inspection of food services, the make money on their investments schools and sewage sites. he added. since the area market value for housMiddleport has had few housing ing is minimal, he added. complaints- mostabouttrash,Jacobs A few other landlords refused to added. · coml)lent about the ordinance change Pomeroy passed a similar measure except to s~y they were angry. six months ago- but has not begun Hershel "Sonny" McClure, who enforcement, Mayor John Blaettnar owns four Middleport rental proper- said. Pomeroy's ordinance does not ties, said if he didn't already have charge a fee for the permit and is rental property he wouldn' t get into administered through the water dethe business now. partment. . " If they were in the rental business To pass the permit test, owriers must .. Cl 1 ·th · d od nt t forayeartheywouldknow, Me ure - comP.YWI. msec1~n r e . ex~rsaid. "I unaerstand what tbey 'relry-· mmallon,garliagedlsposalandmaming to do and 1appreCiate 11 because tenance sta_ndards. . . buildingsoughttohaveplumbingand ~oundahons, extenor openmg_s, electricity." sta~rs and porches, and plumbmg w1ll But, many renters on welfare can be1_nspecte?.Eachpropertymusthavc barely meet their monthly payments, a kllc~en smk, bathroom., bathtub or headded. shower, hotandcoldwaterlines,trash "The $25 fee is not fair.lt's a tax," storagefacilitiesandmeanspfescape McClure said. "I already pay taxes. to ground level. · · 't "tthe for homeowners? Arnold Johnson, the new building Wh • · . . . . . Y1sn 1 same You're charging us double because msrc:ctor,emphaSized hiS role Will be we rent." . . ~estnctoo to enforcmg the rules, addLandlords who take care of the11 mghedJdnotcreatethenewrulesand property are b~ing p~nalized~ he. ca~ not s~lve complamts. , added. Also, the mspect10ns_mfnnge . ":!'ere s stuff thai '· don 1 agree on renters ' privacy. . With ~bo~.' the new ordmance,_JohnWith previous Jaws, the health de- son sa1d. I w~nt (the landlord~) to partment was limited in investigating come to counc1l." coinplaintsabout lax landlor~.l'vfeigs Johnson sa1d he. hopes to see an County Health Director Jon Jacobs · ordmance that's fa1r to all. said. "I'm willing to work with people~~ "We wish (the villages) would ex- anytime," be added , . ert more authority," Jacobs said. The second of three readmgs forthe "We've done everything we can in rule change wdl occur at 7:30p.m. the past to work with them. We'll Monday in council chambers. POMEROY - A Rulland man was trauaJ)Oited to tbe Oriellt rccc.lvlng stolat )I"OJielly. . David Priddy; 20, bad earlier been placed <it proballoo but was found &ulliY Thursday by visiting Judge DaD Favreau of violating the tel'llls ot his probalioo. . "Priddy received credit for 94 days served in the Melga County Jail and at the Southeastern Probation Treatmeut Alteruatlves (SEPI'A) Ccnler ID Nelsonville. .. ilsuapended.;J Jieklyn Gruido, rec:ldeas wcndoa, Point PICIIIIIIt, W.VL, Jell of ceo· :tcosts, $900 . lhc · ter, $20plusCOIU; County Jail forfeited Fund with~$250 Danny L. Walker, Pomeroy, dis· atJilCIIdod upo11 c:omp~ carded trash alona the roadway, of relidendal troatmeni pi'Ogram, $100 •spcndcd to $SO plus costa; six month OL suspension; Tom B. Cremeans, M1ddlepon, Melinda Whaley, Nelsonville, failure to control, $30 plus coSII; drlvina under the influcnc:o, SSOO e~ircd regil&nltioo, S~!f,lus costs; plus costs, 10 days jail suspended _ Michael P. Maloae, liff, seat to three days, 1110-day 0L .lll!IP"D· belt, $25 plus costs; Edward R. aioa, one yw probation, jail and Smethwict, Cincinnati, ~ ,S30 $250 of fine IUipCilCied upon complus costs; Jerry A. Hclmkreuer, p1ction of rcaideDtial treatment proOke~na, ,$30 ~Ius costs; sram; Carl Parsons, T~pers Da.v1d Wd or, Btdwo • seat belt, Plains,diiOiderlycoaduct,$ lUIS2S P/1::~ Midd1e 'd =·costs, teslrainin.f..~ anJ~ IIIICllher'in ••~.~"~~ Plaina.==~Sscr.;; 'th .o •..:. ded · · d WI • aSigunOO ""'l"'g C ""': gundasea· pen • costs, restratnmg or er son, uu p us coats, uorec ys issued. jail;alllllllfUSiifanolhetiiuhoot-" Forfeiting bonds were: Tony ing a deer from a motor-vehicle, Balrer, Day1011, spcod, $90;.Jeffrcy SSO plus COlli, three days jail con- Allen, Syracuse. speed, $90; Mar· currcnl; driving under PRA suspcn- lin MeCiain, Cotta&eville, W.VL, sion, SlOO'plus CXlltS. one year pro- Improper backing, $70; 'I ames batioo, 30 days jails~ded to . Partcer!Pameloy.spcod,$90. . Man injured in assault 1=::• the~~=~~~c:fupolisFerry, , HOUSTO"N . (AP) - People Coleman, wboac .bomo aloug die wbo saw tbelr bomcs swamped and San Jacinlil River was submerged their bcloaglnp swept away lined earlier lhla week, was 8lllOII8 some up Outsldll three federal disaster ll,SOO wbo fledmlmdsiM llomea. relief ccnlen Friday to a ply for Federal officials declared ICVOII money to help replace w~ tbey more Texas COUDties dJse•rer IRIS lost to tbe floodwaters. · Friday, .making victims Ia thciae ''I'm 11crc to see if I can get a areas eligible for assialllllCC aloug little help to rebuild my bailer," with lbosc ill 26 otber counties. At said Jay Colanan. "Anything will least 17 bave been kll1cd ill " W.VL, for DU1 and squealing tirca and 1bomu A. Milstead, 384 Debbie Drive, Oalllpolis, for om and driving left of CCiltcr. Men cited on disorderly charge RACINE - Two Meigs County men were c:ited ou c:lltqes of dlsOiderly conduct fo!!~.Yiina ~ altacatioa in the putins lot of a Racine business Friday iJteriiobo. Bad Picteua. 31, Pomeroy, and Cblrles Mldlaels Jr., 32, Racine, were c:ited lifter a CXlllfroatatloa ill the parting lot of Ebcr' s Cqo, Sheriff Jamea M. Soulsb"""rcported. ' Both subjects have auault complaints wbich will be aublllitlc4 to the Meigs Coullty Proseculor's Office for further processIDa, Soulsby laid. Deputies probe shooting of windOw HEMLOCK GROVE- Deputies ol the Meigs Couuty Sheriff's IJepaltiDellt .-e lnvestigatiDg the IIJIIItltelltlhootioa of a IJcmlock Grove .-ea realclcnt'a window. . , Atalnllng to a report from Sberilf JIIDCI M. Soulsby, Edna Wil· soa reported she discovered a window oa·ber bouse bad been lhot. · Deputies aa1d lliJIIIC8l'od as If sevaal sbotiun pc1lell bad chipped ; lbeglass . Tile bidclcut oa:urrcd IO"'CCimc aincc Oct. !1. :'""'caUa- Route 7 (acroas from Lawrence County Fairgrounds), Proctorvllle, Oh. · Edltar'• DOte: Naml., ... Uil .. , -.................------·----1:11.14 ' ~ - ·············-···················-····-··-·$4116 : • •• $2 w.a:a. .........,... _,"""'''--:o···-....... -.114.16 ... bolsWo Golla c.., 13 - .......... ............................_ ....... SIUI :. : ===::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ '" l ·alE I II . ' Join OVB's 1995 Christmas Savings Plus " r ,, .!.' . ., ,'f ~ To establish confidence and credltabiJity to th8 office of Gallla County Commissioners. A good line of communication to and from the people Ia vital to the growth of Gallla County. Pd. tor by c:- Ill Elect Glry t ..... RIDhn II. .... ~. 1M.S '* Rt.l11, Galllpoll1, Olllo 45111 ·.•l . •·;!" .I I Thursday, October 27, 1994 7:30p.m. , • \ · Refreshments will be served. ·R.S.V.P. Lori Young at 614-446-8899 or toll-free 1-800-446-0226 I MULBERRY HEIGHTS · 992·2192· . · Advest, Iric. 416 Second Avenue Gallipolis, ' . OH 45631 . . Membei'Fdlc . II '· I' -... ... ~ ·- · .. Fearured Guest: Marshall T. Reynolds, Chief Executive Officer .Ohio Valley Bank · POMEROY . ,... . . . University of Rio Grande Cafe teria Rio Grande, Ohio ". - OUTSIJEOF aOelsTAlE RT. 110 . Mark and Bryce Smith cordially invite you to an informal meeting with the management of Champion Industries to discuss the focus and future of the Company. Christmas Savings Plus h~ never been easier: Sign up at any OVB office to have your Christmas Savings Plus deducted from one of your existing OVB accounts; and if you wi~h. the dedu~tion will be continuous, which means y_ou won't have to remember to take the time to sign liP every year. . GALUPOUS - ., . - - ...-~-- --r . ,. ., ___,., . . -·.-..-.. . .--.. . -~ (POINT PLEASANT MEDICAL CENTER) 25TH & JEFFERSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT . <(304)675·1675 ' J ... BAlE'S Dille-rill .. ' GALLIPOUI CAWNG AREA TOLL FREE DIAL 1 AND THEN TO ACCOMMODATE THOSE WORKING PEOPLE, WEARE OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. 011 TUESDAYS COMISSIONER ., RESIDENT PSYCHIATRISTS PSYCHOLOGISTS l SOCIAL WORKERS ·PROTECTED . PAIN CONTROL CLINIC WEIGHT CONTROL GILLIA COUNTY put..,. .. PATIENT CONFIDENTIALITY FAMILY PUCIICE ·aANE l'a a:IIIIMI Clftllrlll -....In 0 e • ••~n 'hfltlloenlof . oUoolloi,Diug 'dlllolton..,. _ _ _ . ROBERT M. HOLLEY, M.D. IARYT. a= TlE IIOST IXII'REISISM &PRlFESSIONALIIENT~ IC..II.TH AGBICES II 8Cl111£AS1m10410 . 'PRIVATE 14SURANCE PLANS PROCESSED ' . ELECT warren has been In · car sales professionally lor the past nine yeB/S. He resides in Crown City, OH. with his wile, Gall. ·WooiCand Centers, Inc. "'"'• scene. ....._an prlateclu tlley ••• Jolted •••lr ataff ~!~• a Sales R.,..INttafln. The Gallia County Commissioners will hold a public meeting regll]ding the progress of the. PQfter/Bidwell Project on Tuesday, October 25, 1994 at 7:00 pm in the Bidwell-Porter Elementary · School on State Route 160 in Bidwell. Residents of the Porter/Bidwell area and concerned citizens are invited to attend. BOARD OF GALLIA COUNfY COMM1SSIONERS Kenneth R. Farmer, Harold G. Montgomery and Harold M. Saunders ; --c_, ' Cberyl L. Rairden, 33, w.. southbound wbea she struck the rear or another southbound vellide drivea by Richard L. MoUobiD Jr~ 40, 359 Poplar Ridge Road. Gallipolis. ~ollohan bad stopped In traftic at the time of die aub. DauutJe · was slight 10 both vcbiclcs. Mollohan suSiained minor injury iD the crash, but was not treated at the laaeuac•• Warr•• D. lloller ~------~--------------~ . PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING THE PORTER/BIDWELL SEWER PROJECT = . ...J:.'I~ near Addison. oa oftldll'atpU111. All awimrurtlay Idiom will be. pubIIIWwltllcMd ~.• appAl' • • Confidential Family Planning Services for females & males. -Medical Exams •Pap Testa .Pregnancy teats l counseling •Tests l treatments for aexually transmitted dlaeaaea •Anonymous Hlv-teats l counseling -Methods and supplies for birth control and safer aex Norplant-lmplant DepoProvera-lnjectlon Birth control pill · • Condom/Spermicide Sliding Fee Scale We accept Medicaid and private Insurance. 414 SECOND STREET ' 5011 S. THIRD STREET GALUPOUS · MIDDLEPORT . ~1· .882-6112 failure 10 maintain an assUred dc!lr distance Friday afterDOOD follow· ing a two-vehicle aash 011 S.R. 7 fircfigbten ~ with four lniC:U to tile Happy Comer Bar and 0ri11. Secoad AWIUie llld Olive Slleet. the 286th tbloujb 288dt of tile year, respectively. ! "" ''J"btlacltytlm SlatJ. . wUIIIOI ....... • ..... rot-poy.-a.IOID~ ' ll'UCk to 1be Btllllle 011 Oapaby, 683 State Roule "7 Nortb; and 16 •; """om.o. •--csrrl--1!.....-. "We were intereated ill llariD& iDdustry select (a site) bul tlbvlla· ly, IIIey didu't w•ll to," lo(s. Hillcnbraud said. Rep. Ted Strickland, D" Lucasvillc, wboec dislrict incllldcl the Lawrax:e County aile, aid tbe govemmeut woa't defer to iDdustry wbeu a multibillion-dollar public project is involved. . •'Reality saya we've got to be alen to lbe political imP,lications and ramificatioaa of this • be laid, ··~~~~~-truck to Hlllaat UrologIcal CliDic, 2S6l'lac .Crest Drive;-16 flre#lgbten leiiJtliiCied with one :,-_.:: 1 :.. No-.,..,.. by msll ............... ~aren H.illeubrand, special assistant to tbe director of tbe NASA wind tunnel project office iD Cleveland, said qeocy already plans to bave Industry and NASA experts judge die tedmical merita lite. GAU..IPOUS- The Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Department , Jmdlq IINGUICOPl'ftiCI: ilaily ............. ........................................... SI.OO SaturdaY. ofiUIIJICiillgsilca. The el1JCnl would reoommm1 fintdisu, aDd NASA would ac1ccta .. (;VFD reports three false alllrms . • : • PLIIIID PilEI I HOOD or 10Ui'81117 IBID GAI..I.IPoLIS - Two mea were c:ited Friday for drivillg under ; Commission-·- - - - - ' ::07:'!"'0::::;:'1:':=. :· GALUPOLIS: - Jeffrey B. Farcll, 22, 1005 Tblnl Ave., was arrealed Friday 11\gbt for domestic violence, the Gallipolis Pollee DeJN~Jimtiit reported. Also iDal'cenlled waa JOICPb c. Duree m. 44, oawa Hotel. Sec· ond Ave., oa aiiUIIIldpal court onlcrcd three-day commibnatt for a previous cbaqe of ckivillg under tile lnOueoce. . · Two cited for DUI F--lood ·--·· --. -;, ·. . re 1lef center·s open Howard Wise, apeclal projects coordiDator In tile o&io l'lqMu1mcat of Developmeot, aaid. be talked several months ago wtth NASA olllclals about tbe method of site selcctloo. "Our auggeadoo was 10 let tile experu on the subject mate tile dec:ioioo, and thal's the private-sec· lllr 111cr1," Wise told 1bc Columbus Dllplldt for a llllr)' publlabcd State Route 7 near tile. lDiellectloa ty man for failure to yield Friday of Valley View Drive In Ohio afternoon in a two-car collision at TOWDSbip wbcu the bus, driven by the iDtersection of State Route ltiO Paula K. Randolplt. 42, 4297 Teens andM~Road. . Run Road, Gallipolia, tumed IIIIth· Jerry L. NewiKDIC, 36, HI'DdCII, bound on S.R. 7 from Valley View. turned nonhbound outo 160 from Highway Patrol reported. Wall hit his brakca and his car McCormick ioto tile path of a Tewey L. Wall, 48, was tabu to slid IDto tbe bus. cauaJDJ moderate soutbbound car driven by Nancy Y. HMC by tile GaUia County Emcr- damage to the bus and severe dam· Smidl, 47, 619 Sccood Ave., Galgeucy Medical Service. He was age to Wall's car. Tile accident Ia .Jlpolla. treated for lacelatloos and 1nisCI still under IDvestiJatioa. The colllsioa knocked Smith•s and released; a hospital • ·Heavy fog may have coalributed Cll" into sbuclt a Slf!. Damage was spokeswCID8D said, to the wreck, the patrol reported. slight tO Newsome s car and modWall was the only person Aboulfouror five dtildn:D wercoo CiliiC to Smidl's. IDjured ID tbe aasb. ihe bus wbcu tbe accident oa:urrcd. Woman dted In rollillou Accordina to the accldeut Man died Ill wrecll A Poiat Pleasant, W.Va., report, Wall was southbOund OD Tile paiiOI died a VIDIOD Coun· WOIIl8JI was cited ~r tbe · ~!_for OAILIPOLIS - A Otil1laJtbe man was taken to Holzer Medical Ce111er wldl scrloua visible injuries Friday momJng after oollidina with a Gal1ia County Loc:a1 Scbooli bus, the GaUia·Mclga Post of-the State .Man jailed for domestic violence · 1 Several atatea - lncludlna Oblo, Vlqinla, Califomla llld Teaneuec - are intellated becau.se · the wlilcl tw\uer would aeucrate lbousands of OOIIIli'UCtloa joba and cou1t1 bcc:omc a bub for IICIOIJ*C devclopmem. Oftidala in Oblo IR pnliiiOdnJ a Lawrence County site near the 0b1o River. It was a ~ sewn1 yean 110 for a a1m11ar but ICallcr Boeill& project. Bocilla dropped tbc Idea wbcu aeros)JIICC CXllllpaniea started lalk• ina to NASA about a larger caller with the induslly paying up to 20 perccol of the llill. . Chillicothe man injured in collision with school bus . GAlliPOLIS - A local man was treated for IDjurles after two men lllallled him ID his ~ early this moriting, the Gallipolis Pollc:C l)cpatmcnt I"CIJ(IIted. . - David FJIIot, 126 'lblrd Ave., WB1 ll'IIIIIIOrted by Oal1la County Emei.::'.:,Medlcal Service to Holzer Medical Ceuter where be was for a sbonlder coatuslon and released. Bl1lot told pollee two wbile men in ~ jackets knocked on his door and anacted bim Wben be IIISweted. Tile SUspectS then lied On foot . . ·w:.'l· -DOt the fedenlgovcnlmcut ·- abould determiDc die beat location for a prllpCllecl $2.3 bWioa wind tui1Dd, Illite oflidallllld. But a NASA officlal laid tile ~ doela't want that rapoasibility. · · 1'be Natloaal Aeronautics llld Space Atlmlnlalratlon Is lobbylnJ ~or Wh!te House support of a proJCCl deaignod to impovc U.S. CXllll· pctitiVCIICII in tile CXIIIIIICidal airframe incUtry. If Preaideut Clinton gives tbc bacllnJ, a site is to be c:hoscn by Dec. 1, 1996. Recepcloo Ceuter Friday to begin serving an 18-II)OIIth tlaltalcc for Stockyard Continued from page A1 sure, but those animals appeared hun: gry," he said. : The facility also had not disposed • of its manure - it was piled up in two mounds about 200 fcetlrom the stock;. Continued from page A1 infants, $13. 70; toddlers, S12,49; yard, Larkins said. % last for one year. Prices paid per day preschoolers, $11.10; summer · Many home and pm!Jeny owners oppose the project because they be: are as follows: full -time- infants:· ·schoolers, $10.40. lieve it will lower propeny values and : $17; toddlers,$16; preschoolers, $16; In other business, the Q<>ard: create health and s;~fety problems. • . summer schoolers; $16; part-time -Paid weekly bills of 152,506.71 . About 70 gathered at the fairgrounds : ' · consistingof149entriesandaccepted one hqur prior to the regular meeting • the minutes of the Oct. 14 meeting. of the fair By the time the 'lime. ~ Jtnlind - Met with .Economic Develop- meeting wasboard. called to order, the group· ment Director Julia Houdashelthad swelled to more than 100. (VSPS UUN) Thornton who reminded the board to .I Presently, the nearesi stockyards 4 Mll*d...., Suoday, us Third"""· attendaNov.l6,10a.m.publicmeet: OoUipolii,Dillo, bylheotUoVIIteyl'l*......., ing at the Meigs County Senior Citi- are locatoo in Hillsboro and Ripley, ~~ zens Center concerning the feasibil- W.Va. The proposed stockyard, • ciMI " " ' " ' • - • Pomsn>y, Oblo, ity of making telephone calls between owned by Producers LivestockAssoMason_, W.Va. and the Pomeroy- ciation, would conduct business with ; - . . , Tbe Alsoclsled "-sod lbo 0111o Middleport exchange into local calls. 2,000 farms in the area and create 1 11ow 1 1 "-issloo. Present were .Commission Presi- three full -time and 10 part-time jobs. County Extension Agent Ed SIJNDAYOQ.Y dent Fred Hoffman, Vice-president Vollborn has said the stockyard could "• lllUCIUPI'tOHIIA"IUJanctHowardTackett,Commissioner generate as much as $50 million for • lr c.m. • -• Robert Hartenbach and Clerk of Com• Dol Weet. ..............................."-····--··-·····901 mission Gloria Kloes. the local economy. • Dol Y• ............................................. $~6.10 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- ~ iDdusCry expau Man begins serving sentence . ~pi':'=~JJJ:T::Cifo Code Changes . · .~;icifiveday~~ wtlhin~s: Fspaun, ihoo ·· . · ~- ~- ~ · ·"·· I ~; _ in conjunction with Nati~nal Healthcare Quality W eel~ October 23-29, s~lute all employees, as.well as each CQI and TQM facilitator, leader and , . team member, for their otigoing supp~rl and contribution to the provision of quality health c.are. ' . • �.. • '' Commentary October 22, 1994 ' Newt-ologi.st~ . \N()nder_what the .fut~r~ ho_ ld$ .· -~ A Dl"rilloa of WThlrdAv\e GaUipoU., Oblo (614) 2.341 111 Court SL, Pomeroy, Oblo (614) !192-1156 ROBERT L. WINGETr Publbher HOBART WILSON JR. Execulln Editor MARGARET LEHEW Cootroller A MEMBER of The Asoociated Press, a!ld Newspaper Publiaben Associition. the American LBTI'BRS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than 301) word1. All Jettero are subject to editing and must be signed with name, addreal and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be publi•bed. Letters should be in good taste, addressins issues, not personalities. Deadline for publication of election letters Nov. 2 WASHINGTON- Hanging on UJlCOOiin~ 104lh Congress. Republhe office wall of House Minority beans wtll enjoy al leasl a philo· Whip Newl Gingrich, R-Ga., is a sophicsl majority in bolh chambers, nole former Secrelary of Slllie and they may win an outright James Baker scribbled as lhey suffered through a meeting togelher early in lhc llush 'administration: By Jack Anderson " Newt: Thanx - Aein't 'goverand nance ' dull'" • A Republican leader present al Ml"chae/ lhe meetinj! recenlly related lhe lnS,eln scene and Its significance: Baker passed lhe note across lhe table in nii!Derical majorily. Bul bipartisanlhe cabinel room during a consh~ se~ves the polilical ends of lenlious Republican leadership bo a,nton, who wants to avoid ' meeting. Gtngricb lau11hed and becoming a· lame duck 'wilh lwo n(ldded. Having uooped lo lhe years ~cmaining in his term, and While House wilh olher conserva- Gmgnch, who will be the nexl lives demanding a harder line on House Republican lesder. As each · . certain issues, Ginp}ch lefltbat · man v.;ages a_n increasingly _shrill day feeling a spcctal fellowship campa~gn agatnSt lhe olher this fall, wilh Baker. both undeTSllnd thai in a few " Baker played Newt like a fid- weeks lheir swords must bo beaten die,'' said lhis GOP source. into plowshares. · "(Bak~r) avoided _con~nllli_ons " He (Gingrich) waniS 10 be a wtlh him by f!atrenn& htm a bltle m~jor. national lender," ~ays one biland by saymg 'You and I have Gmgnch ally. "If Clinton wants to lhe obligation to run lhe counuy.'" go to him basically as a lesder of The 110te se~WA !0 mi!IU! PreSir :::,~igac0:~~~!~;!e dbatovehians· dent Clinton's challCilgc in produc· -, ing ••governance' • durin11 the tory,' llhink in a way he can co-opt s· .• . 811 Tile Suaday Tllles-SeatiDel welcomes letters reprdlag tile Nov. 8 lieDerII electioll. However. Ill the interest falmeu, DO eleclioD let· ters will be accepted after U DODD OD WedD~I7o Nov. l. : Indlvldula ihoaJd llddrellllsuesiDd not pei'IOIIIIIties. • Letters purely mdorllna candidates wW DOt be used. Newt." :r~.....: :'..,.. Vir. Webel, a clos: frie_n~ . of Gi~grich ' s, and CliniOn political adv.ser Tony Coelho are both Newt-ologists. Their agendas couldn '1 be more diffetent, bul lhe advice lhey proffer for lheir paties' standard-bearers couldn'l be more sun · ilar• 1 • "I don ' llike lhe word 'co• opted,"' Coelho says, "bull do believe lhat once Newl becomes lhe minorily leader lhat my advice 10 lhe Clinton.administration will be to bring him in on .wbal we're trying to do io the Congress and make him part of lhe elfon." Coolho believes Ginrich's political siw· ation has evolved to where he now needs to emerge as a credible lead· er. His former role of being a •'bomb-lhrower' • is no longer enough. An administration official par· tiaJ!y ~: "! !hint going afrer (Gtngnch) ~onlmuously as lhe black knight or Jhe devil incamaJt is a mistake, and I tile iD particular his work on NAFI'A," says one administtation officiaJ,.who added lhal Gingrich is still furious al ~ or DEAL? . • Letterl lhoulil be 300 wonll or las, prefenlbly typed. AD letters : :are subject to editing IIIII IDd must be signed with uame, address • :aDd. telel'laoae IIUIDIIer. Telepbone Dlllllben will DOt be publlsbed. No : 'WISigDed !etten will be publlsbed. Letters should be in good taste. to the editor Ifs time spealc out ' :~Letters · to : :ne. Editor . : Well America il'1 elecdon iimc . :again, and agalll wo boar our . ,Republic:lnt 1114 ~ saying : •whl&lbcy will ciO bUt wllaJ il'l all ; :said IIIII daae, A-a will IIIII go · down~- old 111111 • : ; lnllOad of nx111 Amorica' a · •PIObleml. eoo,..llllllbo Senl&e • :bocb lodt for new laWI to fill !heir :pockets widl ~bleb no& help · ,tU. ~ • ~ • · l'vo DOver seen • llll Increase : :yel help Ul out boto in Southern ' :Ohio IIIII yet wo keep vollng for : ·Dcmocrall and R~ubliCIIII who : when lboy aet in office lie l&aid to make wavea in Wa1bing1on or · Columbus. It '1 time Americana wato up and deP•ndq !IC'I!Whing beqer. \ Amcric:a il faUina ll!l'1- Crime • is everywhere. Plqlle ileed work. · Our ~thools are filling down. Our highways need replaced. Mole? can 1 •Y And DOt 0110 c:onpe8811l111, senator, ,f';~ or pesidenl has done any · to cul fcnign aid. When will foreign countries 1ry to help lhemselves - 1101 as long as IIIey can ride free. So speilk oul American. ll's your l8ll money leaving America to bank ron 1101110 pumped up forcign gcnenl wbo could caro less if his people get I dime. Let's push culling foreign aid in half unlil we get Amt'lica faed. Corne on vcicm speak ouL ll's election lime - and now is lhe time to voice yilur opinion to lhe orflcials fUIIIIin& for offiCe. Maybe someone will bear our call to help America finL Floyd H. Clelaad, Rudalld. , ' Dear Edil« • : We have serious problems in ·our lOWD and il il go111g Ill take a :commilmenl &om each 0110 d us to ' lW1I ilii'OIIIId. : I'm Sllrting a Home Town Pride program IDd our lirsl meetin& will . 'be Monday. Ocl. 24 816:30 pJR. 00 :'lhe IIppa' piddnglot. . ' I don'l a.e if you are Jed, yet- inJerseclion and lUrnS righl Of (eft 25-year-old bride your oUdOOli I bl'l'v! wilhoUI·giving a signal. This would life would be beuer. Good luck. ~ bolher any individual who is on Signed, Rupcae. -~ able 10 everyone exeepl pouibly crutches, a cane or a wheelchair. Dear Rupelte: What I don'rneed,O lhe writer. AD d il ...sdeai we see These guys, and I am included, is a 25-year-old bride. Whllllieed'~ doc10n, attomey1, businessmen take a long lime to cross lhe street. more is to have intelligenl re&derr-", and others wbo pRier to wrile !heir Fred W. Crow II would be helpful 10 them 10 10 understand lhe logic contained in .., names 110 dial no .0110 can recopiu· lhem. I have given lhil maoer seri- peeves wu when I saw one o( lhe know when and where you ue my articles. If you dcn'l know lhe ! ous consideralion and after weigh· outsiJnding illbiCtcs endorse a cere- going to lUrll. Also, il is, ~~:,violalion answer lo tho fr~g's teelh slory : a1 p(oducL Il was obvious that he ·of the rules of lhe I08IL When one lben I am not gomg to tell you. ' in~ all lhe factS, I decided olhorbad never wen Ibis cereal befcn fails 10 give a wm signal. May all your Chrisunas e~rds be : wtse. One finll pet peeve concerns . jolly. ! Abo, I believe thai the ll1lin rca- because be could DOt pronounce its son that one llcrlbblca his lignllture name. When you get an lmportanl where you are in a laqc retail store · , There will be a memorial ser- : is lhat lhil perua foeiJ lmporwtl ·alhlete endorsing lhe producl and in a cily .and meet a neighbor. The v1ce for Jean Ebersbac~ Maian, i and W8DII the world io place him in he has uouble pronouncing the ncigbbor will invariably ask, daughter of Tbeodore and Mary l this class. Tbo illegiblo 1ignator name il illime to 9.uestiou his sin- MWhll are you doing here?" You Roberu Bberabac:h at lhe Gnice · would WlllliD Jive you, lhe reader, eerily. We,lhe·public, should know should say, "It il il none of your Episcopal Church on· Oct. 29. : . : the impression lhal bo does nol how much Ibis elude was being paid damned buainess," bul you never Details will be forlhcomin11. Jean was a popuill' &lllllu8le of • have the nece"'''J)' lime to write his to Slft8d lhe word. I would bellbal do. This would be Impolite. Since name )lllllledy, Oilo may abo claim halt of tho 110 called ubig shols" lhe noigbboi ma,& know, teD him lhe PHS c~ of 193_5. It is ~ ; thai lie iloea tbia lo prevenl a · endorsing IJI'Oducts do not use diem lbal you are buying a -12-gaugc lbal all graduates and· friends 'of i sholgun 10 till nll. Then walt. Jean auencl lhe servil:c. She was a · forgesy of hil aignature. However, beforehaiid. A (eJail mcrchanl 10ld me lhat away before lhe JICi&bbor IIClS over fmc person. I can'l buy tbla. ' In God we lrusl. ·I mllll admil tballhcre are many one cereal manufaclurer changed his shock. I received lhis teller from Carry oo. .. of Ul ~bD never leamod 10 write the name of ils producl quite freproperly. Included io lhia group queRily in order thai il would fil a Rupeltc. . Editor's note.· LODJI· ' Dear Fred: Your articles are so time Attol'lley Fred W. ~row. II would be myself. My handwriting · new endorsemonl by a prominenl alhlete: Some of lhe c=aJs cbange · boring you lhould do somelhing to tbe conC,Ibutor of a weekly CIJI, was, and Is. 110 tmible lhll duriJif! my college days, lhe professor its names lwo or lhree limes a year. upgrade them. For example, you amn for 'lbe SuDday TlmeioSen· , would.pve me a beller pade rather I am wondering whal percenl8ge wrote an article enlilled, "Why tlnel. Read.era wl1blll' to : than wide through a wnucn exami- you are paying for lhe cereal. lhe Frogs don'l have Ieeth", then you applaud, a-iddze or COIIDitlt Glr- : natioo of mine. lie preferred to do box and lbe endoncmenl when you did 1101 gi'I'C us any explanation at aay 1ubject (except rellll!la or • . · all except l!' men lion de~lures. polllkl) are encourapcl to 'write ~ il this way than spend half lhe . buy this 1m d gcOdie~. Anolher of my pel peeves con- Now w~ ~ of ~e JB that; to Mr. C., in care ilr Ibis DtW$' eveni11-g (rying to decipher my markiiags. At least Olio profCSIOI' ccms a driver who comes 10 an So gel wtlh tL Maybe if·you had a paper. . ' 111111 cenain lh8l your have seen signatures which are unrecogniz- ,J I Stateh·ouse stakes By JILL LAWRENQ AP Polldcal Writer . ' . WASHING10N - There's nothing more valuable to a Presidential candidate than a (Jiendly aovernor, bul there may be relatively few welcome wagons awaiting ~ill Clinton on lhe 1996 campaign lrail. Republicans are leading Ql' are viable in lhe nalion's eighllargest states - a prospect that conc:ems Democrats as much if not more than lhe possi. bill~ uf a OOP congressional takeovez ~ fall. · ' The House and Senate maner liD.awfullol in terms of setting a national agenda and passing federal legislation," Clinton strategist Paul ~ says. "But wllen you 1l!ll!d to organize a national campaign, nolhmg compares 10 a aovcmot." ' '· . · · Governors own .their s • parties. They know who lhe players are. :They know where lhe money is. They can aclivale ~ DelWorb and voter identification opclllions. And in competitive primaries. lbey can wield huge influence. · . · ' George Blish slunk into New Hampshire Cill the ropes iJi 1988 after Bob Dole had trounced him in Iowa. But lhen.-Gov. John Sutiunu kicked his political operation into &e3f and saved Bush's quest for lhe nomina- lion; lhe ~ful preside~ laler named him White House chief of staff. Georgta Gov. Zell Miller was one of the fllSl governors to endorse ClinlOII during lhe 1992 primary season. "ll helped creare an impression of momellllllll, an impession lhat lhe whole reg1011 was supporting Clinton," llid 11181yst SlUarl Rolhenberg, publishc:c of a political llcwsleui:t. The swebouse box score righl now is Democrals 29, RepubliCans 19, independents 0110, and indcpendCIIHurned-RC:publican one (Alasb) . . In 1966 ~ 1978, lhe last micbnn elections when a Demociat was in ~ WJdtc.HoUse, RcilllbUC8111 picked up eighl and.sill. slates, ~vely. This year lhey ·c:ak:ullte-lhai as ·many 115 a dozen Democratic seats and die incleJJen!ICnl slo& are vulnerable. · · · · .' 'We could Casily get up past hisrorical tides for Republican gains " saicl Chris Henick, executiye director of lhe Republican Governors ~ ciatiOD. .. . A!ld IOIDe ,of lhe _gains coUld be major. Sitting Democrats in New York, Texu llldFloridaare endan~ered; Pennsylvania's open Dernocralic ._ CCiilld fl GOP; Pete Wibon IS holding his own in California; IIIII Repub!ican .mcumbents are safe in Dlinois, Michigan and Ohio. Tbose are lhe ~iabt IDDil populous Slatelllld lhe GOP already has lhe 9th - New Jeney, WODiast )Q' by 01riJUe Whilman. , Cli!IIOD il CI!D~ diii~ Cor 111001 Danoaalic cballcnp IIICIIIl'Ualina incumbenla Crom Connc!lcticul 10 C.UCcnia. Ho .....,;~.n ....... · · · !*lDiU.to .,..... emb'D'ieik' . . -•lllliencel .dial be needs sympatico Jbovc his pollciol Orwlrd, ' . AI~ put. illhis week at a dinner for New York Gov. Mario Cuomo: "/t. JnSidelll CIIIIIOt do anything dial changes lhe nves iX )ICq)(e unl~ cbcR ire l*llltll in lbo ~in lhe' ma~.ln the priYile l{ic:l«, 00 every ilreet. ". .,, . .' .. " Qin-. cloeia'l ~ need an ally in every aovemor's ·mansion 101win IHicclioD; be Cllried Califomia in 1992, for cumple, wbile Wil· ICia wu in dJirF.·But Demoalllic louea in tho big electoral-wile 1111e1 ·would malrD hll.iqlnlzlna .-much hatder. c:· I'ICIIIar Tie......,..., ....... •' I .. ·l' Q . , II k.-1J>-k~ .... ~ ,~·-,.-~-~--- ·-: . ..... + I . Midt~rm .. 0d .. . day wileD I wu reading the 1111e COPilllulion before a commluee meetin&"Moorellid. "It Mlald have 1 1C8111a1 ...t 111 the atate of Wpt Virginia If k doesn'l pa11," Moore aaid. • 'We •ve integraled without too muc:b lrOUble. ll' • the law of t1tc land, and people must see dlee'a ballot wu wtcd down," llid Ddc- no relll(ll to ketlt 111e ...guage. A1 gale Bonnie Brown, J>.Kmawba, 1cut lltope dley diii'L" cbalrwomll1 Clf.tltc Houle ConstituOne aroup oppoaed to llae tioaal RevilioD CmniliCC IUDC:!JdrDeDt is the Ku 1C1uJt Klan. The~ Wll PRJ1101CC1 tbls "I doll't bCllcve b1acb lbou1d year by Delcpte Emea Moen, J>. · be mixing wilb wbilel and the McDowell, the Legbl*re'a lllly govcnunenllbouldD'l tic pullinJ bllc:k !M!Jher, a COil minel wbole blact-11111 white tida iD the aame pal·graodpaCIIIIWCR lla'I'CI. scbool" laid Edward Ricllanls d "It just popped oulllt me one East Bank, grand dragon of llae 11a1e lCiaD. 'The while sup• 'I edst poup Ia not campliJDinJ aglinsl lbe amendment. bul Ricbuds laid membcn will vote aaainll it. He would not say llow many Klan memben there ue in Wesl Vir· ginla. Some swe offic:ilia feu the !J1Dtlldtncut Jlli&bt fall, DOl·because of lliCism but becettle of lbe wonl- inii; ..Millcd adtoola' could mean · boys and airls going 10 the same adlool," laid Secrelnry of State Kea Hcdalcr. . Moore, wbo did DOt write the amendmenl even lbQugb be propoled It, llld be wanled lbe propolalto apocify "c:oloRd." Cost of education runs high at Miami, UC By lORN CHALFANT A"''dlfild,._Wrller , COLUMBUS -Miami Uoiver.sity Jl!owa up u the state's MOll , Cllllly public unlvenlty iD the Ohio ·BOIIII of Rcaenls' annUli survey of 'liDdeD! clllrles. . : Bill 'tftlal il awnes 10 IOOID Utd ·ilolri, the Univenlty of CiltciJID!Id leads lbe list. Tbe rcacnta' lodt at blgber edu~ COIItl lbowcd lllldcrp'aduMe pactmta w1to nve in Ohio paid the bighesl instructional and general f!'CI II Miami Universily, where the annoallo&al wis $4,538. Fees for oul-of-allle undergraduates JIIIIOUIIred 10 $9,6Sf. . . ~rocery None d t1tc fOIIf-yeir c•npaK• answered. bad die lowat. Bowling o.a:n Stale Uoivenily -bill at Shawnee State University. b!:'led lbe lout for room and The Ohio Dqlanmcnl of Tq1111· II $3,352 11111ually. StucleDCI portation elida' l aeem overjoyed For out-of-slale sludenla, lbe JCl I room and $692 food credil Shawnee price- S4.S21. with 1 repor1 from 1 couslruCtioo MiiiDI .-1 Shawnee State wee pa-sancatcr. induslry group that said lbe stale Both Cincinnati and Bowling . bad~~ for"*' wat than 8l die top lllllbolfml, respectively. in the reJCIIII' fee survey lut yell'• Greeu offer a variety of bOard in receitl years. SEEKING SUPPORT - Sltldsts atteldiq Soet"en I...oears . Sludenll llvinl and eatin11 in plans. A study for the Ohio CoosuucPortlud Elema....,. Sdloolartll't afraid to sip tll8r apport bDormitory rates iD lbe reaenll' tion. Information Associalion unlversily dormiu.iel tbil fall JIIY tbe clistrk:t'a 4-mW, llaree-JW" wwllleY;J 011 tile Now. II llllluL lbe bigbesl tm111111 fee of $4,700 at survey are compuled ou averqe sbowed !all week lltal tbe sllle Here, mdeall Ill Llllda Plsller's llftlt-Krade dul alp a lup lbe University of Cincinnati. 1be costa for douiJie.occupiD IOOIDI, faa:s a backlog of It*! and bridge· poster wllldt will be piKed in price covers lbeir room IDd 19 the specified nliDber of melll pel' projecta IIIII thai Clpital spendiog lrollt of the-IICIIooL week, IIIII either IWO sancataa or dcclitted 39 permat over the last 20 meals pa- wcct. Miami and UC offidals could tbree qllllftaa. years wbr:n llljualed for ioflalioo. Lul fall, lbe survey allowed not be rel!'heol 10 awnmml SaturPictcr Wykoff, ODOT' s execu- · some of'llie group's rmdiDgs were day' Pboues It tltc sclloola' public: Centrll State bad the bigbesl dor- tive ani•liDl to the direclOr, laid accurate. relallons offices were not milory fees, and Bowlina Green cbarlled lela tba the $2,65!111111111 workers ponder stri~e vote : TOLEoo (AP) - A slrike wee lw been·sel for next week by a lOll would DOt diiCUSI iletaill d lite Food Town coulllld o«ez. Ho )lllloo tbalrepCiellll3,800worten lllWO grocery cbaias. • said lbe company was lookiDJ . ~-:..~~= pffers lllll called for no wage clolely It a cmlllld lltal was ratilied by worten 8l four Toledo-area Meijer stores in July. Ohio," w~va. lottery numberss increaae lltld DOW employee pay- By Tile Allodllted rrDICDII toward bcaltb care. The following numbers were : Membeli or Uiiilcd FOOd atld cbosen In Prlday's Oblo and Well Commercial Workers Local 954 Virginia lolicriea: · omo will vote Qc L 28 on wbether ·to ..... 3. 7-u-. .. • a llrib. The local ll!lft-" · Pi.... i ents aboul 1,800 Food Town Piclt4: 8-5-2--4 workeft 111112,000 Krogez workers. Bucteye 5: 14-1~18-28-37 • Dale Hollandsworlh. spotesman No Ohio LoUay playa- came up . for Cincinnali-bucd Kroger, willt lite rigbl five-number combl· declined 10 CO'IUD"'l natioo in Buckeye S 10 no 0110 tiD ; IUcbud lou, president of claim tltc SlOO,OOCl prize, lite lotF d ,...., a'I"'UDCed today. .. d II!II~Ci..,uc · · eaway 00 in Bucke'Je 5 tolaled n Inc., said the strike vote $-Sales , 1. 64 Bucte- ..,....,. ckell 81111011DCCDleDl aurpriled bim. He · 519 Tbe 11 5 196of tltc n'.;;...m-are Jaid Pood Town negotiators and willt four eacb die unloD were tryiq 10 readlan wortb $250. Tbe 5,678 wltb three .._lzc s ~ - LIUIDERED SBIRft, Pllft I SLICKS of the mtmben are eacb worth 10. The !17,456 witb lWo of lbe num- ' ben are each wordl $1. Tbe Obio ~ w~l ~y ~~ $720.846.50 10 WI1111CII m Friday s Pick 3 Numben dally game. Sales in Pick 3 Numbers tolaled $1,400,896. In die other daily game. Pick 4 Numbers- ~era waaered $332,70411111 llb4re $102,800. Tbe jackpol f~r Saturday's Super Lotto drswmg w_as worth Sl6 million. . WEST VIRGINIA . Dally 3: 8-~ Dally 4: 9-1-1-9 . Cash 2S: 8-9-12-14-17-24 1 20 /a OFF ' In • · hIStory • ' .. . :: I• . ' ~--~- ' .. Some homes try to separate you from the enVironment Our homes make you a put of it Call today ror ·moro l~rormotk.",i .' K!>t> OFFER GOOD "THRU MONDAY. OCTOBER 31 , 1994 a.;l.iath ~ -.Jitracturca, . ( ) Inc. Mqn cAoic., ,..,U ,,;..- /Niter li.U.f. P.O. BOX614 RIPLEY, WV. 25271 1-800-458.,9990 - PEOPLES BANK'S ANNUAL STOCK PICKING CONTEST The leaders thus far m·the Peoples Bank Stock Picking Contest . . . 11«' \'tstlw 12 tffu~v nry ra rinpupt~ SED. SraKmo~ l f.nr'!} IR"'""""' IOf'n(J ~IIlllS. mAkin& It tbr moN')'- Nrifls choice for ,...,. ' • most dm'llnchng ft'l virorvntnts. I ClQB ctnpmiJOn on th< Cor-nplll •.. backfd by • -.n-year limlltd ,.,.anuty . 1 ' As of October 14, the~e were the top 5 perfonning portfotios ouiof the hundreds in our contest 403 portfolios are up! 127 portfolios are ahead of Pete. Eadt contes12111 cll0$e 5 publicly traded stocks from a list of 100 selected companies. Pe!for· mance Is based upon change in portfollo value from ihe close of business Friday; Sept. 30, 1994, through Friday, Oclober 13. The value of all portfolios will be · tracked Otrou~ 191)4. Peoples Bank wiUawtrd $500 to lhe top performer, $250 for secO.,d place and $100 for third place. Efhcwnt. quaft and C'CMT~KJn- r8is.l ,.n t "-'l th rnnr. IPif1rifonlair del1"")' The J>eoPI~ Bank Discount B,-okenge Semce is ideal for inVeslors who do not . ~(e tl)e berietlt of ~h or recommendalions, but who still insist on service · and ~ beneliJs. Peoples Bank Discount Brokerage Services are offered dt/ough Olde Olsco'tmt COrporation, member SIPC, NYSE, NASD. Dlscounl ~ brokerage' linlds are not bank deposiJs and are not guaranteed by or ins~ by aiay banl(, FDIC.' any itgency._lnvestmei)Js involve risk Inc! market value dwiges, ~possible 1055 of p~pal. ' lowrr N>15C' ~vrl~ or . . ~ M$.,. Pete's pordollo picks include Brilish·~.JOhnson &johnson, ' . . '. . . __.. 'aoctn. Shoes and Boots. ' ' . . . ' / . .MJrdn ~ Pr2Wr, Inc. ...... .., . . . ., rete•·'Picl(or ili'e Week ROCky Shoes and Boots. '"J1Jeyyre made~~~ In sou~ Ohio, and the Fresh weirlns outdQc1r·~ clodting Ill!! othenight, a a ~on barometer!" w rru:e .:as .Asff~r ·~ compll~entary.·discountr .bro_kerage Jee ·s~hedul~ at any' Peopl~s Bank .office. ., ,' 3?B IS5 ft • 1 Lowell ThE! Pbins TDD Only ~ Jlelpre 42}-7516 • Nelsonville .'.593-7761' Middlepon 753-{!661 Athens Marieua u.s. I · , Ti!llaeclion was effecllvely invabdaled by tbe U.S. Supreme Court's famous 19S4 ruling in Brown va. Bllllld of Ectut:.lkD that aeparale-but.:eqiiil kllooll were ~Butll--llnlltfnlmdle alate COIISiituliou, in Pld ber!IPIC lbe U.psl*ft- rdiiCUIIt to put a repeal.............,. to a wee in a stile dtal Is 96 peaceat ~. "Piqtie in tltc l.esJsl!hft wac afraid of beinl embttmued if the finds parado·xical president ·u.s. ~ ~ mill.eclldlnols." IOld me lhal he gave me a grade lower far my tesl because be could nol read any of my work. One of my mosl recenl pel j'The Amazing Mr. Ktestin" soflly/big ·s lick" foreign policy to accomplish. . second midterm in 1958, Republishould slep ~c~ide and lei a real crown. Inslead, Clinton's worsl cans losl 48 sents. Nixon's 1974 vaudeville ac:l lake over. "Ladies · And thai's the paradox. Candi- headache is only twO weeks away. 'posl·Walergate .nidlerm·disasler and genllemen, the Amaziog Mr. date BiD Clinton was such a babe On election day, Dernocr8lS eilher matdled lhal elecwral ~Clinton'." . . will slagger to a few losses, and Clinton •s re-election ~pec:ts Bill Clinton continues to JIIOVC Chuck Stone CliniOD will save face, orlbey will will be dett.rmincd a1moet ~by thai he can 8lep back from political _ __:::;.:.:~;:.:,;:...;:;.:.;:::.:.:.;;..._ suffer such a Nillon-liko mass of bis,pany'a·Nov. 8 loqes, But.U setbacks IIIOR: limes than a cal has in lhe woOds on f~iiln policy lhal losses that they will savaie Clln- losses 1101 eql,lll. If ~ 01 four · 8111 lives. Only four weeks ago, my lie somelill\e& souncled as if he .ton. , .· . of lhe Democ:rlll' sc...aial ·• • syndicate headline!l my column on were rending .ihe ~ ~Jrine . Consider Clinton 'a ~J!CCll • ._ iel i:,. Catitornlia's FeiMteiD,' t.fU. . : lhe presidenl ' 'Clinton slumbling !or lhe fU:Sl um~. His stren~ lay St.nce the 1?46 c~ngress1on~l ~hiiBelll; KennedY. New Jersey's onto hil sword." · · ~ -domestic affain, and lhat ts p-e- mtd~ e]ectton dunng ~ s L!Jutenberg; Virginia's ~obb and Would you -believe a tab.le cuc,Iy where he !Jas ~ t_hc, mOll . pres~dency, lhe ~ of,the e1ghl Penniylvania's Wofford - are · knife? Bolli pal'Jies had lacerated . legiSlative. beatings, ~d tl 1~ the presuleniS befcn Clinton (exclild- defeated, pundlll and critics alike hb vacillating Haiti policy. When cause of hiB low approval raun~s. mg Kennedy) has suffmed an aver- will blame CliniOD his policy finally did get up off lhe And ~is exasperaling garruhly age midterm )oss of~_.., in lbe · Even 10, as 'Hiiti and the Peroperating llble, Jilno!y Carter hac! doesn l help. House and five seats tn lhe Senare. •ian Gulf prove the Democrats Dialled a forcigli pcilic;y aabbil out of _lt'stoowly to know how much · ' The problem with lhat average could suffer bea.:V 1oues, and·lhe . Bill Clinlon 'a presidential bat. Clinton's approval rating will jump is that il il djstorled by Truman's paradoxical presfde1t could ltill "Meet Jinuny Clinton,'' smirked a - and be susllined .- after his loss of SS House seau· in 1946. IJU1I off a Trumanelque comebldt. . recent Economist-cover. Haiti and. ~~ Gulf. advCJ!wres. Tw~ years laler, be scored a dra· ]lui don't bel on iL · Despile many carloonisu' . ·Bul one thmg ~ certain - tl can malic upsel of Thomas Dewey after Cbuck Stolle Ia a IJidlcated ridicule of this aUDOgate paiden· o~IY. go up from his 40 111'~cent b!s own ~y had lried to. diiii!P writer tor Ncw'IP11per Eaferprile cy, Clinton has lti1'Ded a righteous sticking pomL . . . , . bt~ II dt~ 1948 CORVCnllOD I!J AlloditloD. .. . ' : cxmer in Haiti. AD lhrec memben . BJJl ,even w11h a P.olo-va!Jlt Philadel~ . .. -~ 'H~or 'lnformatloa. oa. bow.· to· of lhe Westtirl ,HCiniiphere's mdllt" ancr~~o.• the '!4d~ sun beavtly Popu1~ly ~so dims !"Ida .the , com.munldate' electroniean with. 1 · venomous irio have clepai1ed. favor hil follOW!I)g m lbe one-term · y~ars. In I?••e.nbower s ftr~l ...tb'ia colum'allt and otber~ c:On: 1 military forces are mtorina law. fopiSleps .of J.1m my Carter and midterm election m 19S4, ~epub~- tact Americl Online bJ callini 1· I order and civility to Haiti. And. il ~ ~ush. , , . cans only lost 18 seats. B! mIkes 800-8l7-63M, ext.l317.) ·,. · 1 appears that what ieemed aklt011 His biggest problem IS DOl lhe T. impossible a montli ago - Aris• Republican who I a~ tide's return as preaidenl _: will be have made aobslrUclionisu mockery of " loyal . . • celebraled. opposition" and boned gridlock to By The Asloclll Press . . : In lhe Per1lan Gulf, nobody acrme Drl. Voters just aren'llhat Today II Sunday, Oct. 23, lhe 296lh day of 1994 Thc:le are 69 daYs ' doubcs tbat the f<Rca cari dec- capable of making distinctions. If left in lbo year. •. iRI81e Iraq's raglag military. If il lbcy Wac, Clinton's ratings would Tilday's hi&Jill&bl in hjstory: . · -.., \ , . .,.,.el'ller'• hailPens,tC!inroii could tio IIIDinled· -~ based on what he has accomFifty years qo, on Oct; 23~ 1944, dt.uina World War u, lhe llllltJCI of -~ wflh Teddy Rooaevelt'a ''speak pi~. ~!Iter than what be W8Jiled Leyte Gulf belllll. · · . ·,. -! .,.,......r . EDffOR''.NOI'E ~ J11Lam1ee li coverllla· l!194 By SAU alAN AMedlfild p,_ Writer . CHARLESTON, W.Va. Forty yeua altor the nation '1 IChooll were ordered inlegrsted, votcrJ are finally~ asked to delete segrepred lnD die stllecmsliltlticll. Tbe conaliuulon sllll reada: "While IIIII colored persoDs sllall DOl be IIIJIIIl in lbe IMIIC adtool." A proposed C:ODSlitullODII ameDdmeDI on the Nov. 8 ballot ab \'OCCn wbelber "to repeal IIIII delele lbe sec lion probibiling Things that irritate me low, black, while or green, I wciuld love to work with you and.share my ideas wilh everyone. Seriously, think about it and I hope to see you Monday. Togelber we can .x:omplish and feel, "Home Town Pride:·. Sarah Pilbcr Pomeroy ji administration's lack of gratitude.< "People lhink Newt's a· reallhu4~ Tl_ley can'l sliD~ him. Bul I~ 11 will be a real mUiake for lhe White! House to appioach him io dial fash-. ion." ·: . Coelho believes Giogrich mighl' make a deal on welfare refonn w 1 1·-~ L•--4 · ·o·••~gashe ..,., u!\. •· .•..1•'"'-"-' '" · o' · • lation, while Weber believes small-· scalehealthcarorefonnls,alsopos-' · sible in lhe next session. "That's lhe test for Newl - his abilily to·: make lhings happen, nol juslthC·' abilily to slop lhings,' ·· Coelho · says. . · Weber views Gingrich as the . next Ronald Reagan or Barry Gold- · water. He advises Clinlon 10 • "make lhe firsl move,'' almost • immediately following lhe Nov. 8 elections by - assumin& Republi- . can victories -calling ui congr&\- J ulale Gingrich and arrange for an early face-to-face meeting. . : · Weber has spoken to Democrats who loalhe Gingrich, and would love to use lhe last 1wo ~of JbC-~· Clinlon presidency to do balll~· againSl him. Weber admiiS that ali SOJ!Ie poinl it mig~ I make good" poliucal sense for Chiii!JIIIO pursue . lhat course, bul ilot before h~ .tries 1 to get something done. . · 1 "If he's going to do that. Newt is more than ~y to do battle for·'· lwo years,'' Weber says. "Of all ·' the politicians I have ever deall l wilh in my life, I have never met:l anyone more capable of a long,·' protracted and painful SlrUggle than I Newt Gingrich." · '> While bolh Weber and Coelho are calling for a cease-fire, some of) Newl's napalm allacks during lhe debates on lhe crime bill and lobbying ;~f:-~ remain vivitl memvries. · · ·• "I lbink lhere are people on · bolh sides of the aisle who )usl r can't sllnd each olher, and will . have a hard lime getting along wilh ~ each oll!er,'' one administration : offic~al S!'Ys: "If they rise 10 the ' fore tl wtll be very mean around • here the IICXllWO years." -· Jack Anderson 1nd Mlc:bael ' Blustela are writers for United ~ . Feature S)'ll..dicate1 Inc. ~ 'I Home To-wn Pride ·~ Ohio/W.Va. .Segregation issue appears .on ballot •· October 22. 1994 Sunday Tunes-Sentinel /A4 'f.•f; ~; ' . 791-4547 9}6-2369,. • , . I INSTAL I ATION 1· Semng Meilfl, Muon &: GGI~ial. __S_E_RVI.;..:.C..:..:E;:,__....J HIGH EFFICIENCY HEAT PUMPS & FURNACES 7S3-19S5 376-7123 35615 OAK HILL RD• I CHESTER. OH 45720 11C.W222 PT. PLEASANT, WV 25550 • 1-800-767....223 3IM-675-7254 �- - •ft-·-..,1~ . ., ' ~- . ~. ' \ Pomeroy-Middleport:--Galllpolls, OH-Polnt Pleasant, wv Page-AS-Sunday Times-Sentinel ------.Area deaths~----Perla Averion l October 23, 1994 ---------~------~--------~------------------------~ NAACP, former director settle suit over firing . ) Times-Stlitiilel/A'"1 Walter and Nn Bootllcl Cremeans. Survivors Include three soos, WIWam, lames tmd Ivan, a11 of Gallipo· "I'm Jl'lteful that ibiJ llllltel' POMEROY'- Perla G. Avuioo, 57, Pomeroy, died Salurday, Oct. 22, lis; one sister, Effie Martin of Cbeablrc; seven grwtcblldren and elJht WASHINGTON (AP)- Tbe bas beCii f1DaD JCIOiml," Cllivlt 1994, at the Arthur G. James Cancer Celller in Columbus. Sbe was a great grandcblldren. . NAACP. and former executive aald, but be~ NAACP lllloniCy .chcll\ist and taupt cwiatty Ia the PbiUppiDea belen llOmiDI to the · · He was preceded In death by bls parents; bls Wife, ADotil CampbeU · directOr Benjamin. Cbavis sellle4 .· · 1 d United States. ID addltloo. abe was I member of lbe Saaed Heart Cathollc · Cremeans, whom be married Dec. 27, 1937 In GalllpoUs; two aisteri 8lld . their dispute over bis firing Jut Lawrence Greenwald dec: Inc CW!!meDt (JI tbe delaill. Cburcb in Pomeroy. four brothas. · .1 August, Olldlng a ~ 1811 of fiiCal Both sldea were under court BIXll Apri129, 1937, ID'DaVIKI Oty, Pllllipplnes, 111e was 1be dauptet Friends may caD 7 to 9 p.m. today at lbe Willis Fuoi:nl Home wbere woe at tbe nation 1 oldest civil order not to dlac:lose the aettleof Susie Loma Gross of Delroit IIIII the late Dr. Edwaid Mayor Groaa. services will be beld 1 p.m. Moaday with the Rev. Henry Hatfield offid· . rlgbta ~ ment's ~ bcfon: Monday. Survivors include her huablmd, Dr. Rogelio A. Averi011 of Puneroy; atlag. Burial will be Ia the Salem Cemetery. '111et WBI readied Fri· ·lbe scalenM'nt CII'CCied a MCII· two sons, Mlcbael (Cilldy) Averion of Columbus aod David Averion of Graudsons will serve as pall bearers. . . · · day, acconllng to day bearing llpfon: SIIJ)erior Court Pomeroy; two daughters, Rowena (Timothy) Avcrion-Mabloch of mediaUJr Robert BIDCit, days Jud RiA....... Salzman - ,.._vii, Philadelphia and Maria Averioa of Pomeroy; one sister, Maria (Timothy) before a Wublngton c:ity judge . ge. ~u ~....,. Coke of BucldnJhamsblrc, England; ODC brolll«, Victor (Jade) C'IIOSS of was to COII¥ale a bearing to detet· laWSUit, wbicb ~lepded that tbe Davao City. · mine wbetl!er Chavis should be NAACP violated Ita own ~rocerelostatcd ~ dures In firing blm Aug. 20. Friends may can 6 to 9 p.m. today at the Flaber FUDC1111 Home wbele a CLIFI'ON, W.VL- Walter G. Hedrick, 74, CIICtoil, W.Va., died vigil service will be held 8:30p.m. lbunday, Oct. 20, 1994 at bls residence. He was a retired crane operator Riles of Christian Burial will be beld at 10 a.m. Monday at Sacred for Elkins Metal Corporation, ADoy, W.VL Heart Catholic Church Ia Pomtroy with the Rev. Walter E. Heinz official· Born July 12, 1920 In Hinton, W.Va., be was the son of the late RACINE ing. · Samuel and Pearl Miller Hedrick. P0MijROY Units of tbc 11:12 p.m .•. VIDe Street, Roaer Memorial coolributloos may be to the American Cancer Sociecy or the Survivors include four brothers-in-law, Paul, James and Joba KerMeigs County ·Pmergeucy Medical lbeiss, VMH. Sacred Hean Catholic Church, 161 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy Obio . wood, all of Mason, W.Va., IIDd ClareDce Kerwood of Deepwater, W.Va; RtJTLAND 45769. ' ' and three sislers·ln·law, Grace lt.vey of Page, W.Va., An Eskridge of Service recorded seven calls for assistlince Friday. Unlta respoodlag 3:24 p.m., Hill Sttect,lact S«Easle, W.Va. and Iris Barter of Cleveland. . included: den, VMH. . He was peceded Ia death by bls pareata 8lld bls wife, Helen "Snoolcy" MIDDLEPORT Kerwood Hedrick In 1991. · 6:38 a.m., Middleport VFD with . IRONTON- Dil1anl W. Belville, 77, lroatoD, died lbunday, Oct. 20, Services were held Saturday at the Foglesong Fuoi:nl Home In Masoa, Pomeroy VFD asslstiDg, Rklndled 1994 at Bethesda Hospital Ia ZIDeavllle. Born and raised In the L,ecla W.Va. Graveside savic:es willbe beld 1:30 p.m. today at the Blue Ridge stnJctuJe lire, Pat1t Street, Paul Baiarea, be was a gradualc of Waterioo Hip School. He retired In 1982 as a Memorial Gardens, Mauaoleum Chapel of Faith. ley~; maintcnance mechanic: for Allie Cllemical, Barreua Dlvisloo. 0: 2 a.m., Pearl Street, Carl He was also a member of the Calvary Bapdst Churdlin llootoa. Stewart, Holzct Medical Ccotcr; Born July 11, 1917 In Lawrmce County, be was tbe SOD of the late 12:44 p.m., VIllage Manor Major and Goldie Null Belville. Apartmenta, Nancy JoiiDIOD, Vet· Survivors IDcludo twO sooa. Larry Belville of MldlaDd. Midi., tmd Dil· OAK miL 'I'b!mall JU!!bc:n, 66, 140 Wasbin&toa Street, Oak enos Memorial Hospital. lard "Buddy" Belville of Marioo, Ill; one daughter, Sara Fisher of. Hill, died Friday, Oct. 21, 1994 at Holzer Medical Center. He was a POMEROY How TO TELL ZanesviiJc; oac sister, Pauline (Otbclla) Glazier of Irootoa; two brothers, retired Villase of Oak Hill employee and a Korean Wftl veteran. 12:27 a.m., Hudloa Strcel, Cbrls A MEMORIAL Carter B'elvlllc of Gallipolis aod ·Ric:bard Belville of llootoa; six grand· Born June 8, 1928 In ViDJoo, be W8l the SOD of the late Annie and Rayburn, VMH; . children tmd five great lflllddalldlaJ, CoUNSEWR FROM ' 9:28 p.m., B~ Roberta Field; He was )llllCCded In dealb by Ilia Jllftlllllllld Ilia wife, Margaret Dillon Cloyde Lambert A MEMORIAL Survivors Include three step soos, Dooald Fox of Columbus, Ervin Donald Scbaffer, VMH. IJelvllle, whom be IIIIDied In 1931. SALESPERSON. Fox of South Carolina, and T..rdy Fox of MOUDdavillc, W.Va; twO Friends may call 6 to 9 p.m. Sllllday at tbc PbiWpa Flllli:nl Home In lrootOD wbele servlc:ea will be beld 1 p.m. Moaday with the Rev. Ronald daopters, Rita Malooe aod Sally RawliDs, both of~ HID; tbrce IIICp I.·. "'''Y.;..1.Jc.·n.., ...~c.tocnon daoJhters, Janet Lambert of Oalt Hill, Carolyn Munay of Columbus Nlcbolas officiating. Burial will foiJow Ia Wooc!JaM Cemetery. will always pr'CMureyou inlo and JoAnll Moore of VIrginia; two brotbers, Ted I JRJibert of Gallipolis . s MEMORIAL Luyins,..ncthing~"ll"'•l......,., aoc1 Buck Lambert of Lima; ooc sister, Hazel Clark of Vinton; 24 ·Frida~sioas _ Yvoone and more prolitaLie-forthc. grandcbilcRn and 13 great JaliiiC)cbllchn. · Sellers La Bal compony. He was --""~ Ia dealli by Ilia wife. Helen S81111dcrs Lambert; ooe • y; wrence • GALLIPOLIS -JamesO. Cmncua, 87, PineCrest Care Center, fir. ..~ dau"" Bever! Lambert; _ .. fi brothers ley, Posncroy. A• an Authori7..d lhlcrfor step SOD, Eddie Fox; OIIC ll"ter, Y tve · Frida ell b D lbe merly of Northup, died Friday, Oct. 21, 1994 at Pleasant Valley Hospital Rock oft\goo. we never •oicll" tl1is .Servic:ea will be held 2 p.m. today at the Kubner·Lewis Funeral Y sc argea e rt in Point P!c:asaot, W. VL He was i retired farmer. w.'l,Y:llall. Wecourud. We.lllvise · Born Feb. 10, 1907 In BrmchtaM, W. VL, be wBI the son of the late Home in Oak HID. Burial will be Ia :on::,M:ldd:lc:JIO!:It;._.... llutwclcavctllC<Iccisiontoyou. ln~ Hai~i, hope·replaces. days of fear By LIS4 M.IIAMM Awedeled ...._ Writer court·zs:utcd Walter Hedrick Meigs EMS logs 7 calls Dillard Belville s-... ~ OF ATI'INI'ION - O,J. d I w ltiii'MJ Ro•lrt SUplro- ... -lier , .................. WlltedJ'dday at 1lle Crllalaa1 c-rt. BwUdl~.. Lal A e 111. hplrlur c-t J.qe Lllllce Ito nftftld ~ dec:lllloa to bar ... ...U. ud ... • pltbllc: ..._ J•I'J Hlectlot. ......... wltll ..,._ at&tlnle;p wlto ..wdld. (...,...... _ wwllla't 1reep P'Oipedln Jlll'lln ..._ ~ - Thomas Lambert ':J liJdge · Ito reverses. James Cremeans ' . By MICHAEL FLEEMAN rejected an elderly woman wbo Maadllted Pna Writer said abe ~C: at bome to avoid : LOS ANGELES - The judge bearing m g, but turned 011 the · in the 0.1. Simpson cue stared radio to 1 d"sic:al muaic: statloo. ilowD the First Amendment- then "The order was to listen to l'llnW DOtblag 11 aU," judge said lta1lly, . . Ill tbe lalest and moet dramatic: adding be listens to the same staPr a number of about.fatei, Supert- tion and knows they bavc news pr Court Judse LanCe Ito fl!qJeDed reports. 1. jury selection to the public and · Ito baa ordered prospeotlve jJreu Friday. Media organizatlona jurors to avoid all newspaper~, then withdrew their appeals court ma&azines, radio aod ldcvlaioD. ~ ~e. · even told them to slay OUl of boot : And jury selecdon resumed, In ston:s because of the new b9c*, c:oall Its lmportJulce IDI tedium. written by Ms. Simp1011' 1 friend : Ten ~uestiooed. Faye Rcanil:k and 1 NatioiiQI flve werels!CXI fiVe were Eltquinr edilllr. . . . iold to C!miC bact W...tnesday for AJ be queationed ooe WOIIIIII, round. Two of the womco Ito gave the llnlDJCII binl )'DI !bill oaed said tbey bad beeD vic:- be will sequetter juron t1Jmuabout clclnestic: violellce; ODC tbc trial. I ~and ooe wu di8!JII•v4 "Wbat'slbc loageatstay you've • Ito, struullng to Insulate tbe bad Ia a botel?" be lllkcd her. , Jury l'rom ouisldc' lnftuences, wu "Two wects." abe said. ~y displeased to bear memhel'l •'How do you feel about s~ 41t tbe Jury pool bad been dis· mootbs?" Ito lllkcd. i a'iiew tidbt lbauaya §imll- · "I could do It If I bave to," sbe talked •Is ex-wife Nicole said. Sbe- apt In tbe jury pool rowa SimpiOIIIIDd tlniiCDed to Ito also •mu:e!ec! a triDSajpt d kill ber If abe slept with another a dosed ~ Ia wbidl SID1J1101!, faaD. addressing the question or ball, • •'k wu a sboct wbal you mea- tried to c:cploin wily be fled befon: 1ionecJ the bed," ooe DIOIIICCiive- be -•mled · pur told the judge. • ''Mrs. Clark - Ms. Clark -,, Jii'jliDCCtlve juron) said, 'Ob yeah, . said I wia trying to run," Slinponsi lbe • w~ reJea!CXI aod It lft'8l told the Juclce. •eltulna to Deputy ~-bt N"JCOic'l friend.'" Dlltrict Auorney Marcia Clark. ~ Another prospect said tbe TV "E'Iei)'OIIC bowl tbsl I called my Pd radio broldalsta wae una\'Oid- fatber·ID·taw. I wu DOC In a lllmc ble •. "It's ~n the air," be said. of mind. I adlalt tbat I was DOC In 'E~bele you walk, you bear tbe right frsmc of mind at the. time bmip. ' · · I - trying til set to my wife ..." r:Ito diaalslied lbc man. He also the~C~.M~.~=ia---lliii-Pridem= · WASIDNGI'ON (AP) - Relying on century-old leaal precedents, a special c:ourt pucl detiled a former CIA oflic:lal's fir reimbursement of$1.3 be ·spent on lawyers wlio iiCfciided :1;::. blmagaioatiiii-Coatra~ It didn't Jlllller dial fonner CIA Deputy Director Clair E. George was pard011ed by then-Prealdent Busb, tbe panel IBid Friday. He wu Indicted and convh:ted and "tbe pROD does.DOC blot CJll( guUt or expunge the Indictment," tbe panel laid. . Geor~ bad applied for $1,297,9 .18, cltiDa a )IIOvilloa In the Etbic:s In GoYenuneot Al:;t tllal says some legal fees can be reimburscd If the IUbjcl:t of Ill indcpc:D· dent counsellnvestlgatiOII II Dotindicted. ' lbe thml-judge J8De1 tbsl made the dcclsloa is tbc same paod that selecta lbolc 1~ OJiallleia, Including tbe prosecutor In the Iran.Cootra lavestigaliosl. ·Geor1e wu IDdictecl oa 10 Deaths elsewhere COUDta of false l'atcmmts, Jajury, and obstructloa of jJDiice. His first lrial oo 9 counta - ooe bad beCii diamlued .....:. ended Ia a mlatrial. He wu retried oosewn counts and CODvic:ted d twO. On Cbrlstmu Eve 1992, Buab pted pudons to fonnc:r DeCCIIIC S~ Caspar Weinberger aod five Iran-co.ura figures, includillg George. The Iran-Conua affair grew out of a ac:beme to sell 111111 to lila Ill e'CI!8DJII for the freedom of Amerlc:an boltllaes Ia l.eilanon with the profita fimdlng anti-sov&iMildat rebelalll N...,_ "H•d no pudoa occuned, George would not be eadtled !Q. relmbnrsement . for attoneri' fees," tbe IJireo.jucJae IJIIIei said. -"~ lssnc befon: ua II, tberel~~~e, wbetbcr tbe JJRaidcotlal ~ fl George audiorlzea Ibis colllt to aWIWdblm lliDtlueys' fcca." Tbe jadgea went bact to an 1877 dec:laloa ln\'Olving a panloacd. Coal'rAllnle IIIJIIIOrler wbo bad 01 ...! • FJtooc-y HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. Elton Casel, former Hillaboroup Cbamber o Commcrce leader IIDd loastime newspaper co!.!Jmnlst, died Thursday after suffering a sarot:e. He was 61. Casey, nicknamed "Fo~t" for bis ability to sniff out a story, became assistant sports editor for Tbe Durham Sun In 1946 and wrote a popular column called ''Case at the Bat." Ia r969, be was named SJI!llU editor of Tbe Durham Morning Herald. After leaving tbe Herald In . ·1974, be answered a belp wanted ad at the News fl Orange County, Hillsboroup's weekly ncw~~p~per, wbicb needed advatlslngaalespeople, and later became editor. Casey left bls full-time job at the News to beaJme the CliCCUtive vice president or tbe HillaborouJh Chamber of Commcn:e In 1984. He stepped down in· 1990. - Come .... why. .. Ilia JlloPcrtY tbrougb COIIfisc:atkiD. ''A pardon Is an act of grace by wbicb m olfcnder II relea!CXI l'rom the coosequencea of Ilia offense," ' • C!: .. l.k J ...... . .. :...,,....,;,..,;;~"''·;·..,.~ ~i.-':rii:.:.'l Rock ot Agu orr.,. you a chok:e oi & dmerwd coiortd g,.. nltM. Whlllever your requlre!ftanta mi.y be; complete aatllfiiC- . tlon Je lleUfed wltll Roell al98. .· . Cff6ijtf; t:IJ0.4:00~i-ffi.Jf ~~ appollillileRf~j . · · ~3-4518 or 441-2327 . A. · · • •. .: • · . ..... County..,., Ylld ..... 11--r" an lrl9. Kde lllllr,llll t r 1182-2&18 VINTON a.. Counlr ......Yinl 111111111& . .~~y a ""llloCn. ,.. IF • . • !::CS . . JACKSON, Midi. - lob C. Rlcbardi, wbo received natinllal attention ia 1985 when be wu cblriC'd willa' •"""J*d iilankl' for spltilDI on police officen "flllc infr'ned wM11 1lle AIDS WaS, lied , ;~,·lfcWII 37. .· , ; a.-dillld bciCillll 111e Sclalli-. . cna MkhiJM! ~ .mce 1992 for • . - , ClllivlctlaD.. ' IJ . ' ' w• " ~~th~v:p~:.:th.::; ~=Ee::~::~ Choose an4 term ~~sb~c=~~~~:r:: gboat IOWD after dart beamse mOlt from bomes out of fear of. attacks by army~liiiBd panunllltiry groups. In the Arlstlde auongbold of Ote Solcil, no ooe dnd to wbla· ~ the exiled president's name or 'Lavalu," the Creole word for flood 8lld lbe name « the populm' movement that swept blm to power In 1990. Today, Arisli~'s long-banned Image Is everywtiere: on banners stnmg ac:rou streeta, on T-sbirta · proclaiming bls llliDC, oo bandaDBI of rallying supporters IDd oo the newly painaed mursb oo walls aod 29 to ?9 months. Minumum deposit: $ 500.00. This CD is automatically renewable. Penalty for early withdrawal. A.P.Y. is available as of the date oflhis issue, but is subject to change. .Ohio Valley Bank . MemberFDlC t r . RT. 7 l EAGLE RIDGE RD. POMEROY, OH. 45788 6.14-982-7440 . eci'~t papers !ound at airport [s NEW YORK (AP) - A brief· . ue full or papers reportedly ~eta!Ung the secretary of state's ~~ vlalt to tbe Middle Ball Mill l'realdcl!l CllatoD llitDCd up; ~ .«!DID JIIJpm ~way. . Tlie llriefcue .... been cbec:ked . ~&b baoaae onto a ffipt oilt I ibn F.Kennedy Airport by Hk:b,.a aide to Warren . PIE·IEED PUNNING FOR .•MAUSOLEUMS •WESTMINSTER CRYPTS •MEMORiiU •LOU •VAULTS State Dejl!lrliDent apotciwom8n · Julie Reside said Friday. Tbe bag , bad been opened, abe said. A department official wbo spoke oa CODditioil of anoaymlty sild It w'u unll!tCIY tbc . ·coa· talned senslttve docum tl, bec:aqse department policy I to carry those aboard, not to cb r- = !lEW LICirJOI f $9,388. them. · ' ~ Tbe case lacluded OJrii!Opber' ' "W'" 110t seen tile COIIIeDII ·Middle Eaatltlaenty, New York tbO Iiiia Nllid nilmoC ajwcuh'e Ntw.dzy ,repxted: · ·. ' '_.,._.,-· ~--•.:...: '"'"liat ..... ml bt be," Dl.l.ftDIIIIII-- • ~.. ~ .· .. !! . OpiD•ablll would like to notify hla patients that he Ia no longer located at the office of Gary L. Clarke. Dr. Ragen Ia opening hla prlv•te practice at 458 2nd Avenue, formerly Dr. George Davia' office. Accepting · Nov. 1st Ito Dat ,_ o.a..r I ' ...,y .''WHY WAIT TIU SPRING~' HUGE SAVINGS ON VINYL SIDING · t994 Overstocks Must Be Uquidated To M~ ., ·, ' Room For 1995 Product Styles (Uld Colors Are ~Umited and Are Available On A Ftrst Corne Basis. . Now watch television on a Flex-A-Bed. ~ ' '· . . ·:e. .. / I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Youoweitttoyourselftocome inor call for prices today. BOWMAN'S lfOMI!C.U£ MEDICAL SUI'I'Lr ~. ~· . I • f,~ WildoWs at .stmAar ~vlngs . ~· .... ·, ~n't Delay!'·CALL' TODAY IS YEAR WARRANTY FIll".. A~ ooo ·AIIfUSlno .$8,888" ···-Door---- ·-·-Door·-·-C.. · -~ •TI ·II 1 .•. '.~ ·1·800•807•8822 24 hrs / t.I :~·:..· ,~:~> ; ·o· ¥J'1I ~lauly PWS ;~ ..~··: . lO LUI\~ ~ f. . ~~~,'.;:r ,...aau.DE~s . _ .-rr:_ . . m. •· . Gallipolis 446-7283 ... Jackson 286-7484 ' Toll Free 1•800-458-6844 .,, '• ' •lit · -Ooorl<cb Special Financing .. No Payment Until 1995! :;; . . . No Monty Down! , . :,ALL etmDIT QUALIFIES! l' ' . ' , ' ' ' ·-- ··-$.... ·'. --· HONEST SAVINGS DELIVERY +SERVICE SOLD ONLY BY LOCAL EXCLUSIVE DEALERS ' Sol!!!ae Du Nord, 33, aoocbed 011 a low 11001 beblnd a bukct or su11ar packages, cigarettes and matdtM. Sbe laid abe uaed to stop selling u aoon u tbe sua went down. Now abe stays oo her corner all ni&bL 1 'Since Aristide came bact, I bave peace,'' Du NoJd laid. For threc=ar•moat people avoided the de Mars, the padJ; ll'ouDd the po bmacka, the 'B1lti0dler ' BILLINGS, Mont. - David - Drum, founder In 1961 of KampJIOIIDds of America, died Wedoc&day at71. ' He belped provide c:amplag areas with some of tbe·convenk'Dces of home, IDcludlng Clef;!ri· cal .bookupa, aewage disposal, a . grocery store alid bot sbowen . Tbere DOW Ire men tbaD 600 sites. lob C.RicUrda troops, National Palace and army bead· quirters. • On the sid~walt beside the cbain-liDk fence surrouudinl tbe army banacb this wcet, a group · of men stood In' the sbade loudly debating politics. Anotber cluater nearby gesiUred and argued about c:orruptlon among lraffic cop1 wbo have fled since U.S. 1r1vn1 came. "Life bas cbanged;'riald Faafan Dallce, 32, wbose motiiCt killed In 1992 boc•nsc abe went to 1 Lavalaa meeting. •'I have peace. I walk wherever I want I cait sleep In peace at home and I can wake up, without wmies." e POMEROY .. DllvklDnua '. taina, IICORI clally after dart. senlng producta or juat relaxins 011 the cnrb, under ·aueet lighta ablaze lpiD with power restored by U.S. Tmll tbaUulilllllid. . "But It does DOC mate amends for tile put. It affords nore11c(flr wbal baa been suffered by the offatdet... it does not c:om· pensadoa for wltal baa dODe or suffered, 1or does It iapose upon tbe aovenmc:Dt any obllgatim to give IL" Tbe same panel alao denied ' attomeya' fees reimbursement to , IIIC"her IJID.o.ra ftpre, IOICIIII F. Femladcz. tile CIA llllkll c:blef In COlli IUc:a lrom 19114 to 198t . Femladcz'a ftnllndlctmmedinilaed oa I ttehnlcali&y, 'I\c ICCOIId wu because the JOYellllllelll ibcllll 41tdoSIR of d••lflcd IIIIIICrill• trial, a rac:t that Fernandez IUintabied abould bave Cllllcd tbe P1JICQitm 1101 to seet ~lrtmeat In 11a1 first place. • . · . · · · MEIGS MEMORY GARDENS Rabbi Stooa. Carlebeda NEW YORK - Rabbi Sblamo Carlebach, the alnglng rabbi wbo merged uaditioual Jewilh music witb coatemponly styles, died of a bean auack Thursday, He- rD. Wc'wbcen hcreformanyye;on. andourrcpulation iaootstantling. .: 'LIJIIE IELECTIOI .1 PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti ~ With tbe end of brutal army rule and the long-awaited return of President lean-Bertrllld Aristlde, fear Is giving way to newfound frecdoma for lfllliEI. lbe freedom til walk tbe strecll ' witbout rear, to ltlly out after c1a1t, to go daaclng or vlait frienda. 'I1Ie freedom to speak out a!alnst the rcprasive military that iloo!lnated life here for the put three years. "We couldll't alec~. We couldn't talk. We couldllt meet like this aod discuas normal stutr," said Merlin Guerrier, a 38-year-old beverage salesman. "They would ldUyou." Mter tbe coup leaders' flight Into exile cadler tb1a Jl¥llltb, 1C111 of thousands· gathered in the Streela and parks around the National Palace for Aristide's triumpllant · return Oct. 1~. "Now I'm ~Wing Ia peace without fear," Jeao-~aptlstc Favol, 40, a slloplra!per, Until the u.s·.-lcd muJdnadonal :stance to bar m·edia, • :'pubrIC f rom hear1ngs H=ital news Court panel refuses to reimburse legal fees spent by pardoned CIA official :41') . JIIVCDICIIL . A small restatnDl in Cite Solell · . . IIIIIICd n:palntlna Ita llrigbt-ml lcUaed alga to rescore Ita former JUDe, ''LavaJ•sipn ReatauraDL'' Mlmlc:nne Soni1lc, 33, aittlng In a black bairnet 11irrin1 a 11ew of chicken and goat meat, aald abe bad to Rite out tbe orlgiDaiiiiiiiC after the coup because army aupporters came and &bot at the tiDy clnder-bloc:t buildlna. "BUt !lOW I don't ba~ to worry about !bill• alii" abe'said. "Notb· log acan:a me JI/1'N," Along John Brown Avenue, a malo thoroughfare running cut from the wateJfroat Into the moun- 1. • ,'. · f: r ,. . t ' , 'lUi:. ~ :.~~~1 l,_::,rr:t~re ·~M ,~, ;ustQmtr,Comu Ju# , , ·.:. I. ' . ' •._. . .,_Ea,..._..III .. PIIIIO,_._.lllllf... . ' -..-QII ..... OI& . . . . . . ••••n • . ••••., • ......" ,_. t .. 6 ,. Iftf~~ ' •• - ·- �..• .,.• • Page-Ai-Sunday nm~nunel . LOS ANGELES - Bun LID· cuter, wbo rolled in tbe ~~ surf with Deborah Kerr in Frorn Htrt to Eternity, preac~ bel1fire and damnation in Elrntr Ga~~rry and did bard linle in 77w Birdrnalt ofAlciJiro:, ia dead 8180. 1be Olcar·WiDDIDSieadiolllllll died of a beart allaCt Thursday at Friday DIPt. RedoviBD,:tseorted ~y J - Carletoa,- 1111 ctet1 lly tiM Eutera DIP rtadeatl. ('l'lmn Siatlnel pMto by George Abate) EASTERN QUEEN - 1!193 Eutefll Blalt Sc:laool Bomec:omtoa Queen Mel111a Barril Ford, left, c~WIII 19!14 Queen Amy R~ovlaa BURT LANCASTER AS 'EI.MER GANTRY' (1960) with brief acting experience aud thmc weeb on Bnmway. His first film role, as a dOOmed mao in the 1946 dnunP Tilt Killers, based on an Ernest Hemingway story, brouJ)It him lostant stardom. He followed that performaoce with Bruit Foret, All My S0111, Sorry, Wrottg Nurnbtr and Jirn Thorpe -AU American. He received the first of four Academy Award nominations in 1953 as Sgt. Milt W!Weu in From Here to Eternity, based 011 James Jones' novel about pre-war ·Pearl Harbor. His love scene in the surf with Miss Kerr is one of Holly· wood's m111t eoduring images. As the studio star syslelll waned, Lancaster formed his own produc· lion company with filmmaker Harold Hecht. The company pro· duecd the Ernest BorgDJ!lC movie Marty iD 19SS. It Willi tbe best pic· tureOsear. Judge upholds extradition against fugitives from Ohio / mhted dlll'laa die ~ lly Betty Weyenmlller, n.u VACCINE GIVEN- A total of "lila . daot. were pvm Friday to elderly .... dliiiiiW Melp c:ountlau lly .., Mllp County Htal.. DepartmenL. Here, DoD UDD~of Enterprlll Retired Senl.., YOiuteer. Tile •eat.. depart. -~ ltu rec.lvecl adciiCIQul 'YKdne .... a . 01111 diDic . . beeD lelledaled r... Friday l'rom,.. lla.a .... 1-3 p.m. ·. 11111 Itt. not from T.C. ErYbJ; .N., JJito wu Elderly urged to ge~ flu shots ~iown. cc:i:::~·~~~ FALL CELLULAR SAVINGS ' ' FROM NATE COMINICAIIONS CELLU....,.....,.. ,..I_ , $49 ........ .-- .. . . Pllonel,.rl•l / • Available In: oBiack oAntlqua Brown Takix ' ·~ •, •• I ~ ,,"' WOI.L ...~ .I •••' •• .. ~ A Slate Farm CALL ME. Home Oflk'e' Bloominston,lllloois Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.® The 1994 Gallia ~ounty College Night Program is an opportunity for parents and students to speak with over 50 colle~e representatives concerning admission requirements and financial aad (sponsored by the area High School Guidance Counselors). Where: ThlU~iversity of Rio Grande, Lyne Center Bldg. Open visitations 7:00 ·8:30p.m. I · their college decisions. !ake advantage ·of the opportunity to speak woth college representatives from near and far. . Cmppliments of Bank One Ohio Student Loan Services We have the dollars to get your students . . through the quarters! 1-800-866-GRAD . f. ' When desci'ibing a white water rafting trip on the Lower , A .RECORD Of JEJICATED SERVICE ro FHE PEOPLE Of GALLIA COUHrY Works wit- the Gallia County Engineer's Office to protect real estate buyers and sellers. All property splits must nciw be checked arid approved,by the Engineer's Office before being transferred by the Auditor's Office, lhils avoiding future property description errors. I IHLIC' Paid for by Ronald K. CarJpdlly 4~7 Bulavllle Pike, GallipOlis, OhiO 45631 I WT.}d i t: ', .. ~ ' protected from poacherS and ~ • development. All of the !'mmals come to the prcselVe 70 miles east of Columbus from zoos1across ...A u"' country. . The a~amals are part of pro· grams designed to save them from extinction. For instance, d!ere are only I.200 gazell!IS worldWide, and V ~· • . . most of them are~ zoos. . h,eW S ~ . . They re used to bemg m capMo~ of the IIJ!IDialS at !fie Wilds t· e s >' liVIty. They stay near the fence are native to Africa or Asia. Some, The Wilds, surrounled by farms ~ because thal's ~ere they're COlD· · such as the red wolf ll11d tn•fDP!'Ier · and small towns, is in the early ~ fortable,'' saad Mart Artzner, swan, come from North Amenca. stages of developmenL Only about ~ di~ector of development of the Hu~eds of_other ~als native ooe-tenth of the area is being used, ~ Wilds. . to Ohio also live oothe Site. but there are plans for expansion. ~ "But gradually you'll.•~ them . The ~c, donated by~The only other comparable aeuJng more adVIlftiUl'OUI. . leaD Electric Power Co., is )II'IDlln· endangered wildlife preserve In the An~ once ~he ga:te~lcr ~tart ly treeless, covered .by lqlce-deep country is ~ Fossil Rim Wildlife ~loripg,lhey 11 ,roam with rl1inos, aras~ and. clo,tte4 with latca ~t Center, about 7S .Ill ilea .southwest ~in!ffcs, zebras and camels - ~1 JI(Dm · _,v_!de drinking~ f~ ~ 1111· of Dallas. About one·thint the sizC fi YIDJ on a 24-square·ma e .,... ' of the Wilds, Fossil Rim covers 'rec.la1med strip mine in eastern "Wben look ~ut be,e, it 3,000 acres and· has 1,100 erldao· Ohio. , looks more an African avan· gered animals. .. . The. 11azclles arc amon.t.IOS nah than eastern Ohio,'' Artzner The Wilds could become a proonclanlercd animals,at the.JVilds, laic1 IOtypc for zoos nationwide, said 1 . .. r work on the diffic:ult rapids. With the two front rafters given the task of selling the pace for the entire raft the guide, Marcy. yeUs all fiXWIIId and the journey begins. Before enterins each rapid Marcy tells its name, explains its loslstics and describes ~ow the team will maneuver tm>ugh il Inching toward the rapid she commands left back all forwarcl. right back all forward and the team of raCtm mates it through the rapid tagged the snake. Crashing rapids altem1ting with stretches of (llacid waters the 12-mile excursaon ends with hot soup and soda's on a trip back to the center. After turning in wet suits and equipment raCtm hav~ a chance to see themselves in action with videos and photographs taken of the North American Rivrz Run. ners is._14·years~ld. • ThiNevcl of difficully i~ ~ wit!J the Army Carps of Engmcers gaaranUICing releases from a resenoir of Wiler. Arriving at the launching area five to six rafters are assigned to a guide wbo further explilins the \!Ow·to's of white water rafting and the specific commands needed for team them. . :; By JOHN SEEWER . • 1 Ailsoclated l'resll WrfteJ; ~ CUMBERLAND, Ohio (AP) . It WIS ·I .-nac sighL Four """'AA~ --... "'!"":'' • azelles. free to run on !he !WIOD s : fargest endansered wildlife pre· ., serve, weze gathered near a fence. =: · _To these d~rlike ~ndangered ,' anunals born m zoos, 11 was only ThE! Gallia County Auditor is the chief fiscal officer of the county. In 1993 alone, Ronald K. Canaday was responsible for the dls~ursement of more than $46,000,000.00 in funds received by the courty. In 1993, as paymaster, his office distributed over $6,500,00.00 to Gallia County employees, officials, board members and' contracted services. In 1993, and every year, Ronald · K. Canaday has served you as auditor - the books have balanced to the renny. . . \, ' . river. . , When rafting strokes need to be performed with the entire body rather than just the arms and back as in canoeing. A rider · leans forward stabs the water with their paddle and pulls back with their entire body. A reverse SII'Oke Is just lhat, leaning back stlibbing and pulling forward. The Lower Gauley ride is exerting with Class 11 and V rapids. the Class of rapids is according to the International scale. Generally', Class I and n rapids require no experience, m and IV rapids re\iuire some experience and V rapids require much experience. Rapids arc rated to Class VI but commer· cia! rafting companies can only ride 011 rapids np to Class v. The experience level Is one which means no experience is n~. The minimum age for tThe Wilds a~imal preserve changes scen.ety in Eastern Ohio GALLII ~DUHY IUDrrOI · Bank One, AthenS: NA Member FDIC Gauley River challenging is reach for that the guide will usc only part of the excursion. a bag-a-rope. The bag-a-rope is Located in Hico, W.Va., rolled in a bag with the end proNorth Amcriean River RUDIICI'S, truding. Holding the end of the lne. New River and Gauley raft rope the bag is thrown to the trips are open from September ejected rider which at this point through Octobtz from five to six becomes a swimmer. hours and runs Friday .through · The raft is designqd as one Monday. , big cliptical shaped tube with The trip begins with sign-up two other inflated tubes running and and ali infonnation sessio{l. from side to side. The bottom is Dawning wet suits and a rowing .inflated so the raft rides on top jacket the head suide explains of the water rather than in the safety gear • helmet and life. water. jacket · and safety proc'edures. The riders are positioned on Proper rowing techniques are perimeter of the raft and secure demonstrated and rescue tactics themselves in by tucking a foot nrc practiced in the case of an under the inner tubes. ejected rider. After a half-hour trip to the If ejected a rider should ride launching spot riders are inuothe rapid with their feet up so as . duced to their guide and from to not get caught on rocks. Pad· · four to sill people·are assigned dies are extended as anchors to to a raft. The guide elaborates pull the ejected passenger into ·. on proper strokes and gives an the raft If the swimmer is out of outline of the rapids on the t Ronald K. Canaday believes in good money· management. He saved $511,195.00 from funds allocated for uSe 'by the Auditor's Office for Real Estate Assessment. The funds saved were allocated to sChools, townships, villages and other Gallia County agencies. . e • RONALD ·K. CANADAY Whatever it takes7 I p.m. Why: .Families can. get the answers~~ qu~stions regarding BANKEONE. ·/ :· ,r RONALD K. CANADAY \ When: Tuesday, October 25, 1994, 7:00-8:30 Financial Aid Presentatoons begin at 7:00'p.m. and 8:00p.m. By USA PETERSON TiJIIes.Sentinel Stan GALLIPOLIS • 21,000 cubic feet of Willer per second sounds pretty heady and when roaring over 20 rapids in the Lower Gauley River it ·can be down right challenging, ,.~ GALLIA COUNTY AUDITOR ill Insurance Company Gallia, Jackson, VJnton Counties College Night Program What: -~r ,.,. so C(JLLEGES IN ON!~~ NJ(/HT Ali parents/students (Juniors & Seniors) are invited and !lige.lf !o !!lle!ld the l!.nnual Q~llia, Jackson, Vinton Counties College Night Program. . . · . The following are the participating high schools: Buckeye Hills Career Center, Gallia Academy, Jackson, Oak Hill, River Valley, Wellston, and Vinton County. s• •' ~' Who: PU P PI E ltAll fAIM 1502 Ealtlrn Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio MaaterCII'd • YIN . ' ' ' H U S H Laf~ette Mall INIUUNC\, NATE COMMUNICATIONS 614-441·1~88 . ' --- The Shoe Cefe c · lllpolla H... 44H511 -ArM - ·- · "tllonthiJPiaw County Cellng VISIT OVER TECH NO LOGY YOU CAN FEEL COMFORTABLE WITH. SNOWDEN ' 342s..!An. G. . 1la,Oiio Pl446-4290 ~ ' • ''Confused about life insurance? Rely on me to help you make the right choices.''. ofultr Femtwd , . _ 4Y-W.t•llJ II ~ •• road: WASHINGlON (AP)- Feder· only 3S pen:ent of Mediearc bellea! bcalth officials are stepping np lic:laries toot advantage of the free efforts to persuade the elderly to shols last year, the first time1bc get free flu shots now available propam paid(« tbe VIICCinatiolla. tbrougb most doctors and paid for An additional IS percent may have SANTA FE, N.M. (AP)- A Sept 4 by Medicare; gotten shots that weren't billed to Slate clil&rk:l Judie raled thala-· "'be. suspects have 30 days to. They are especially coneemed Medicare, V1adec:t said. DOn' Wlminla Olderlng two munlcr appeal Ms. Maes • ruling, said Till& year, federal officials, IIJIIIIId.l tdulnecl to Oklahoma are Sinta Fe County District Auomey about low vaeeioatloo rates among bladl: senior citizens, wbo got shots working witll. such 8J'Onpl as the vafld, but the ruling can be Hctuy Valdez. . appealed. Lawycn for the pair could not last year at ooly half the rate or American Lung Alaoeiltlon and the American . Aa~la,lon of Stale District Judge Pella~ lmmcdiiiiCiybe reached for com· while sellion. Thirty millloq Amcrleaoa Ire · · Rdlred l'cnola. iire hoping to PI%· -without holding a h~ng- ment late Friday. Valdez said rejected tbe challenges to cxlrPdl· EllioU' s taw,ec told him he )I'Oba· stricken by the Ou etldl year, aud suade at least 60 percent of tbe 10.!JOO to 40;Q!O people -,-IIIOit of elderly to pt'shols. don by Lcwia-GlliJCit, 22, aud Edc: bly would fiiiiiii8L them eldctJr- succumb to Its Public Health Service doctors ~licatlons. say tbe pouibJc aide ectocu from fRm · • Flu shots uve lives:: Bruce n~:~ ahots ·are usually mild Ohio, are suspects in a muldstatc .. offcn tbe best.c:hance Of avoiding crime spree in which 111 Oklabom• the death penalty. Ohio doesn't C. Vladeek, the head of the Health swelling or soreness or a slight Care Finanelos Administration, fcvrz. Contnry to some people's WIIIDIIIImd I Missouri couple Wert execute jnvenile& IIIII hasn't exewbidii'UIII Mediclft, said Friday. fears, tbe daot itself cannot give killcd and au Ohio woman disap- 'cuted anyOIIC since 1963. A goYaiiiiiCnt survey foond tlW you the nu. they uy. pearcd. Rntb Lucille Loader, 79, of Aulllorllia limllbe J11rce stales Port Washington, Ohio, has been decided that Okl""'ma would take Dilssing since Au~. the lead In proseculin~ pair. Oklahoma au ties have said New Mexico Lt. Gov. Luna they will ~t the death penalty - ictlng In Gov. Bruce King's against Ellioll and Gllben for the absence -'- signed e~tloti war·· munla' of Roxie RuddeU of Olda· taDts Sept. 22. homP Qty, whose body was found I '.. GENEVA(~ --11!e ~ A one-time . s acrobat with broad sbouldera and chiaeled fea· tures, Lancaster was often cast in Slrolll. IDII'Y rolca in a can:cr that IDcllllled 11101e than 70 movies. He ~~ ' ~ Swca a NoriJa ~ lianed a ·. · pact Fridaj intended to end the · lOII&·ruOO:faw• of QCIYCI over : tbe eODIID lillie'I DUCielr ...,. : gram. ' • Nolth ~ pleclfed to drop the : secrecy ll!fi'OundiDI Its nuclear faciHtlea to c:te• up suaplc:lons about nueD: ·baiDIJ.maldog poleD· • tlal. In reuirn, it' JOt pledaes for : modern nuclear pl&DI'I worth bli· ! tiona of dollara and cl,lplomatic: • reapcctlbillty after mote thaD 40 ; yean of iloladoo. "We believe thal this agreed : framework Ia a very lmportaut: · milestone ... or biatorlc: lmpor· ; tance," aald North Koreau VIce Foreign Minister King Sot Ju. • Qief u.s. nesotialor Robert L. : Gallucci gave a more IOba' asseu·: mentor tbe deal, wbicb In pmcdcaJ : Ibm& gives NOI1b ICm:a liliout lve , years before It will have 10 open : two suspected oueiell' Iiies to oat·: side lnspcctiooa. . . : · "We left each other with the· thousht that we have a .tona ahead of us," aald Gallucci, an, assiablll acc:retary of atlle. But be ; said it }I'Cvented North ICm:a liml: developlug future bombs, and tbe• wont-case smllllo - dial fl U.N.: satietioos aplnst Korea aud JIOIII·: ble military coofrontation - had. been avoided. • The United States aud South: Korea liDIIOUIICled tliey would am-; c,:l annual joint military cxereiaea~ plinned roc nextiDOIIIb. : 1be United Statca will maintain· its forces of about 36,000 uoops~ stalioned in Soutb ICm:a since tbe: 19S6-S3 Korean-~ DctCIIIC Sec··, retuy WiWPm Petry laid In Seoul. • South Korea and Japan prailed: the deal, . . . ; • hisbomc. excelled in sensitive parts, too, IDcludiDs The Birdman of AlciJiraz. 77w Rose TIJifoo, 77w Swirnmtr and Swett Smell of Succrss. · 1be 19(J() movie Elmer Gallrry, ID wbieb be starred as a salesman lllniCd CVBDgellsl, brougbt him lbe Oscar for best actor. He used his athletic skills In such films as Trapeze, Tttt Tall ltltrt, 17w Flarnt curd the Arrow and 77w Cri11110rt Pirare. Lancaster received au Oscar noo!lnati<>n for the "1962 Birdmalt of Alcarraz. He played Robert S"ll'OUI( a Jdller who spent 44 yean · in soU~ a~Dfloemml aud became 'an c:qJCit 011 'bird diseases. r aoeaster remained active wcll Into his 70s, swrins in Field of DrtQift1 in 1989 and tbe 1V minis· crica Voyage of Terror In 1990. He drew wide pnilse for hia portrPyal of a hard·luclt petty aimloal in the 1980 movie Allillllic City. He was also in the aeelaimed 1983 eomedy Local Hero. A lifelq liberal, the actor was the former pesldeot of the Amcri· ePD Ovil Ubertlca~e often chose to play In ilma w soelaJ lipUfiePDcc and made anti-war filma. After aeivlog in World War U, Laucaster arrived IIi Hollywood . •. • • Nuclear accord signed· WILSON Writer . October 23,1994 ~ Rugged screen hero Lancaster dead at 81 JEFF AMod.,..,_ By "'. . • " " ,,, ·· • ·' Mike Hutchins, director of conservation and science for the Ameri· · · . can Assocaauo.n of Zoological Parks and Aquanums. The Bethea· da, Md.·bued llfOUP re resents local zoos and wildliiJ! parks throughout tbe COUDIIY "I do think ,.,u'll iee more of these larger, laolated preserves rather than the traditional urbau · parb,•• Hutdlina laic1 Whether the Wilds succeeds deperids on the IIIIOU1Il of financial support it reeelves from state and Corporate~ he lllid. The W'alds has an annual budget of$900,000, t.:ted mostly by cor· porate dooetiotu and loeal ilnd stale government money. BrinainJr tbe publie in for tours .also wOula help Jenerate interest and money Hutchins said. This s~ the Wilds Is open to tourists for the fll'Sl time 8• 1DimaJs began arriving three~ ago. v,.e opento? expect about I 60.000 visliin throu&b f.abor Da Thro gh th Y;. u . ear1Y 1u1Y• c par& was averagmg about S,OOO visitors a week. . But attendance 11 • the bottom line. not "Our focus is cd . research, .. Artznct~(incaoon and "This isn't 18 amusement part. That's DOl whit we're aiming for." Wildlife· scientists 11 the • • serve are rrym, to de11elop pre breed the endanscred ~ysl 8to They are WOiting .!~!ma • freeze emllryoe llldon~~: · inxminalion in lbc wild. Mncb oftlleresc~~~~:b done althe Wilds benefi . . . mal puts .:;:::~ OOier ~limited by space, m~an~ expertise. satd Evan Blu~mer director of animalaci and · ' mal healih. ~ llll· But Mark Reef . u\r of the wasrunitoo~.-= Natiooal Wildlife Aasocialion said 1 • . . . . lllki!Jg animals OUISlde theu IIIIUl'8l CDVU'OIII1lCIIt changes their bebav· ior and could A" the · , auect outcome of the.~b. • I m not convinced they're domg that much," he said. Rcers group rep~~ents state fish and game •ssonalKlnS. . . .'Blummer acknowledged 1l IS difficult to determine what effect it · could have. •'We know next to nothing· about 1t10111e of tbeie IDimaJs .. he said. ' '.But remember, mo'st of • these •tmals were born in eaplivi· ty at EdncaliDg the public is another focus of L.e Wilds. That's one 1t8· · son why }ll1k guides_ drive visitors ~Wgh the pt'CXIVC m VIlli. e want people to understand ~hat's going on with the rhinos, giraffes and what they're looking - zoos.:• at::.~ ~d. :. ' We ck?D t want to look out and see traffic Jams on the pre3erve," 1 �•· OH-Polnt Pleasant, WV OH-Polnt Pleasant, WV \ '.. Unroe-Ciine MR. AND MRS. JOHNNY LIVELY cROWN CIT\' • Willlam Ud Lyan IODOI of Mercerville and Windol Uuroe of CrowD City Payneflowenirl.allofOalliPolla. annoua~o tho weddins of thofr ·· The littenclanil wi:H\i teal tea· daugbter W~y Mario Unroe to lenstb dreaaea. Tbe flower girl Olon BciWIRI Cline 1011 of Bdpr wore a wblee lace eliSa with a bas- IIIIIBIIbaCiinoofCaowaQty. ket of roae pelail. 1be couple ..,.. ualled In mar.T~m 'a attendauta were ril&c ill I caadiD-Jit CCRIIIOII)" Sept. Brian o) Oliver, best man of 10 at KiDp CbiDel Own:b. CroWn Galli • • Raady IJYel.yr, poom'l · City. 'l'llo donblo ring ceromony brotbcn llld JIIDOI A. Smidl, Jllb. waa pcabmecl by Rov. Jobu Jef. ers ot' O.Dipnlia; Jonatllan Hlrmon frey With millie llcMded by JMice nOpltow, junior Ulher of Stapldon on dlo pbuo IIIII vocalist · ' Fouy, W.Va.; 8lld 'l'ylcr Mlchcllo OUn. · . w drldp riJ1abemr of Galllpo- l!ICCned by biir father1dle bride lis. wore a wbite satin drcas with 1 A reception followed ·at tho peirl and aequia boclic:o,]luffed Stowa:,L;:runnL The tine- slceva lllllu openla:k. The veil tiered • cab was dec:ontecl was a wbiee fkn1 wnatb. She Clr· with PC8Ch p-. flowers. ried a bouquet of burpudy and Tfie wedding and reception wbiee maeblidlllld ribbOu. coordinator was Sandy S,lone. • BIDi Jo Jones, s1attr of die bride, i wu tho maid of bonor. Amanda White-Lively GALLIPOLIS • Kat•t Ann Wbite and Jobnny Keith lvoly were united ill a cloubJe.ring ClOftl.. mony Oc:t. 15 in die Galllpolia Cty Part by Melviu Holley. Ka_!tr._i_s Sbidey Mac l'lllUipl of · Johnny is tho~ Of~ Jackson Ilvely aDd die late ' Aim Ilvely of • Point "c nt, W. a. Given in Jlllllia&e by James A. Smith Jr. ud ber mother S = · M. Phillips die w~~e a tea·len&di cha IIIII c:anied I bou· quet ~f poacb, srccn and wblte . dayliUics. Bride's attendants were Wilma Skaggs, maid of .honor; Kim Colt and Heather Balbt, bride's maida; Lisa ·M. White, alsta" of the bride, junior bride's maid; and Britrany ' the=: .~ MRS. RICIWlD OWJ!'IIIS Ow~ns-Cremeens GALLIPOLIS • Allaa Dawn Cremeeu ail Ricllud 'P rutlln Owona were aaliOCI In mwtqo Sept. 17 • J.U. ··~ Hall on die ("'f:of \'lrPI!a Mllillry in_._...,., VI. · 1bo Qlllllilla ..,.. jitlfaimed by Rov. R! David Colt of R.B. Loo Memorial Bpiacopal Cbun:b in · le~iWAlia ia die......,. of Mr. Ud Mn. LyiD Hall ollcoalbuoo, AJa. IIIII Mr. "l'lloalllld 061'611io11 of GaWpolia. Rlcherci Ia tbo aon of Mr. and Mra. Clwlo1 PrantUn In......, of P11jp1b, AIL 'l'llo flower sid IIIII juaior brldoamaid waa Ayuno Owens of CM••"''Ji, Tcm., lis• aldie groom. Jobo PDIIcr of Ridunolld, Va. served u bell'\man. OfOQIIlamen wore Crals !lua of Scouaboro, brother of tho brido; Clart Min· niseroclo of Ricbmond, Va.; Len Owens of Cbauanoosa. Tenn., brother of th~ poom and Joha WIDIIIIID! of Rlc:lunond. Va. The junior poomaman wu MaUbew · Oammoncl of R!r:bmoncl, Va. Rllll • bearers were Tyler Farber. o1. b _ r i d e =·· t ' . \ ·''J~ :." '·.. ' ' "'* : ·, Sue Busb, CliiUiin of die bride, the IJridellllaic! They wen llllfdl. ; . in.l. .burpncl~. tea-length clrcascs With qJCU bacb. DOug BYIDI- the·beat DIIU. He and the aroom wen match!:J cstuxcdoll with gray Veall bow tics. woddina WIS followed by I recqJtim held at Guym Twp. Fire =mont with .• throe-tiered or- . : ~· · ,, • · : 1 , ~ .• \ bold following the ceremony at Moody Alumni Hall on the campus of Virsinia Military Jnadlule. . Followin1 a weddln1 ll'ip. to Bermuda, the oopplc will ~de in Chaaanoop. Tenn. ;. NCepllon - • • ptar Grange holds party [ l : POMEROY - A Halloweeu Followins the judsing a polluck a supper was. ~njoyed ~y ~he ~~ feature or the rcceut meetlns of memben, v111tors aud Jlll!IOrs 1n Sw Granse 7711ldle Jllllle ball. a1felldance. . . t Winnrrs in the COitumc jqing The first degr~ was g1vcn 1n were Chelsea Montsomery, the full fonn on candidates Sam BJ!d prettiest; Addie Hubbard, the fun- _ Dan!ly Ferrell of Eno Gran/ce m niest; Mike Macomber, the most Oallia ~ty.as weD as the Ounh original; Erie Montgomery, the degree obligatiOn. . scariest in the junior division. In It was announced that. Me1ss the subordinate division winners County Pomona Grange wtU meet Bobby MiU:hcU the funniest; on Nov. 4, at Star Grange Hall It ~ ber the• --'-· aud will besin with a pollack supper at Chip MJM:om • ~-.. 6:30 p.m. followed by meeting and Alan Halliday• IIIOit tradilional. installation of oflicets at7:30 o.m. 1l8ttY with toltiDDC jadPJI - 'tti1{1 .l• ' .' .' ' INDEPENDENCE • • ,. I . 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Home· made bated aooda may also be purchased. Coqtainen shonld be brought fa- take-out orders. Tlie New Haven American · · ho LegJon JUt 140 will be lding a flag-raising ceremony it noon and will pass out flap. There will be games for childreit. For more IDformation, contact Joni Knight at 882-2687• Au~iliary plans for sales POMEROY -Plans for at; elry sale as well as a craft and sale wen1 made when tho Women's Auxiliary or Veterans Memorial Hospital mot in the bospital confer. once room. The jewelry sale was set for Friday, Nov. 18, ftom 9 a.m. to 4 · p.m., in the couference room aud the craft IIIII bate lllc was set faTuesday, Nov. 22, belinniDJ at 9 a.m. in the hospital lobby. . Libby Fisher, prosidcnt·clect, 8lii10UllCCd canmiace members for the 1994-95 year and they arc Louise~ and Carrie Kennedy, volunteer chairmen; Clara Burris, . Be8rhs, Holen Hill, Mildred Fry, membership; Betty Sayre, Edna Triplett, Marabel Frecker and Jeanette Lawrence, ways and IIICIIIIS; Jessie White, Sape. Burris, Fry. Christmas decoratinJ; Grace Warner, Becky Mankin, Hill, Kennedy and Mildred Wells, Christmas party; Fry, Abbie Stratton, and Wamcz, scholarship; IJisto. rian, Kennedy and White. Edna Triplett was named chairman of the sift shop widi White aud Fisher being named helpers. .The sroup voted to purchase a fish tank for usc in the hospital's skilled nursing facility . Mary Ann Allen, chief pharmacist at Vetaans Memorial, prCsent· ed a progrnm on the use of medica. tions and distributed educational pamphlets in ob9crvance of National Pharmacy·Week. · Sayre. Hill and La~IICC seJYed Anniversary and Wedding •Invitations •(ake Tops •Albums •Goblets •Pens, •Garters •Decorations, •Printed Napkins •Piales, •(ups, etc. Revival slated for Crown City CROWN CITY - A revival " wijl be conducted Oct. 2S-30 at · Crown City Wesleyan Cburcb. Services will be held Tuc:aday · · throusti Satunlay at 7:30 p.m. and . : on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. llld 6 p.m. · Speaker will be cvauselist Gciqe Honey Jr. Music will be by Jolm · ·. and Cindy Born. · Reioicing ·Life ·Christian School Will Be Having A Craft Fair FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18 FROM 10:00 A.M. • 5:00 P.M. Gold mark's Wedding Nook AT THE REJOICING LIFE CHURCH 500 N. SECOND AVE., MIDDLEPORT. 5(16 GHArJJ CU!Tf11\L 1\VE For more info. or to reserve a table PAf1KEf1 SB Uf1G . WV. Acros:;; trolll CrJnd Cl:ntr<ll f\.1.:1!1 North ($7.50 each) call992·6249 Mon. thru Thurs. between 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. 304-295-737B . Meet the Family of DAN DAVIES Candidate For Gallia County AUDITOR },.;.: S.nior ol G.A.H.S.-Member of 4-H Club RilinB· 8 Yeon }oelole- Douglater of HOIIIGrd ond &11y GiJiuy. Ope..- Poul,Qo.,;. J.-len,lne. Don- 45, Born ond ,...;,,dIll Go/Uo CoUllty. Son of Poul ond VuwWo DoiiUJI,fowwllln of Poul Do.,;., ,hweler1. GrondpareRU· Lehr orWl Sora Do.,;.,, ecH>~C~!Mrl of Me""'BI!t-Do.,;.. HordtDGT8. Croduote of HeNJ.rU..rs College1971.S.rwcl 3 ,.on 1111/oe U.S. Army. ' .• Davies Is A." . · . · Co Blllineslman- President of Paul Da¥ies Jewelers. Fonner duector and Gallia . Community Lrrt"er- Davies . has provided leadership to numerous civic organizations: and lias w~ liard to provide new jobs an~ im~rove our bigli\Vays, schools, and recreational .opportunities. "A.r YfJUr nat QIU/ilor, I w1lj sm: e to make our County even a better plac~ to live." · · Davies Believe&.. . ... _, -- ~ I'A.r eltcud ojJicial.r we mu.rt have the fo~.right and fortituk to put a.rilk our.polltiCcu una ptr.roMI dijfeTf!nce's 1M w~U being of Qallill CoiUIIy. .Cooperation i.s .needed ~twe~~ all COIPIIY oJflce.r, township.r; vlllage.r, ani. school&. I wql work hard to WllTf! thu .rplrit of " cooperatiOn. . /or ~' . -~ ,. · "It's·7ime For A _Change" on handlor the next unty · President of Star Bank. , . Davies says "During my business carur, I have ~t~red the budget process, acc!'r~tely forecasting .incol* and ~nse. I ~e proven my ab1~1ty !D contro!, expenses and elinunate waste. I wiU put thue skilLs to work 1n the County Auditors Office. . Be sure you have enough With a Holiday Savings Plan from Bank One, you won 'Ihave to worry about having enough money for holiday travel. ente.rtainment or gift-giving ·next season. Just decide how much you want to save and we'll automatically deduct the appr'Wriate amount from your Banli Onechecking account. Weekly, biweekly or monthly, whicheveryou prefer. , Your money will earn a compelitive variable interest rate from the date it's deposited into your Holi,day Savings account. /iuni' I Jn, lf,,f,,/,1\ .'>t ill//(.' To start your Holiday Savings Plan, stop by Bank One today in Gallipolis, · Pomeroy or Rutland. It's the best way we know tostock up on paper for holi day gift giving next year. \ ' '' , ":..I . ·~. ...._, --.: ~-i . 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Both mothers had corsages of ivory bridal roses and fern. A reception was held in the cburch social room with a second ICCC}llion and dance at the Amrrl· cau Legion HaU in Middlepon. Tho bride's table featured red and blue tuDe~ and bows and was centered w1th a bouquet of cham~ roses and greenery with red saun bo,v. Tbe champagn,~: siasscs used by the wedding party were heirlooms or the bride's famiall-white, three-tiercel cake red IIIII white flowers and ivy at the bac. · · , Guests weRI regisfcrcd by Tracy Hupp. · The couple honeymooned in Canc111, Meltico. They now reside in New Haven. The bride is a graduate of Wahama Hish sehoof and. 'Marshall University, class of 1992. She is employed as a home visitor/teacher with Meigs Head Start. Bissell is employed with Larry's Painting aud Service aud the u.s. Postal Service. . :• ' See Pu~zler on Page D-2 ihebride. I PRIMESTAR is the only complete mini-dish satellite service. Startin at around a dollar a day, PRIMESTAR is a servic~ that does itall. The·Shoe Cafe bearer was Colby Dotson. cousin of : For That Added Feeling of Self-Confidence HOMECARE MEDICAL bother of the groom, and'-the rins ••• • UFT CHAIR/POWER RECUNER BOWMAN'S Coon-Bissell MAS,ON, W.Va. - Stacy Renee Coon of New Haven/ W.Va., and Royce Alan Bissell o Tuppers Plaills cxehanp wedding vows in a double rins ceremony at the Faith Baptist Church, Mason, · on Aug. 20. . The bride is the daughttr of~and Mrs. Edward Coon, New Haven, IIIII the groom is tho 1011 of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bissell, Tuppers Plains. Dr. Claude Seevem officiated at the 2:4S p.m. wecldin.R, following a prosram of music by,Lisa Slllther. Two seven-branch caudclabra decorated with red flowers aud Bnglish i~y, a communion and unity candle table, and large arransements of red and white flowm dccorlted the altar. White satin bows were used on the pews. Escorted to the altar by her father IIIII pvcn in Jll8ll'iaae by her pareniB, the bride wu auired in a Victorian atyle gown fasbioncd with a Princess Anne neekiine, IJid acccnred with lace, seed pearls lilcl iridescent sequins. A large bow accented the bact of the gown which flowed iliiO a cathedralllllin. Tile bride carried a cascade, arrangement of white and cham- .. pagnc bri4al ,roses, stephauotis, plumosa femBD!IEnsJishivy. ·Jennifer Wiley wu maid of honor, and 'tbe bridesmaid was Cathryn Atcllison of Hilton Head, RUTLAND- Sandra Renea Vance, daughter of Ra D. Vance. · ·Rutland, and Billy E. Harless Jr., I son of Bill and Anita Harless of ' color schtine. · West Vir(inia. exchanged wedding The bride fashioned her own vows on Sept. 17 at the Richmond outfit, which was a purple denim Dale Church of Christ at Rich· prairie skirt. white olf•thC:-shoulder mondYille, Ohio. Tlie Rev. John · peasant blouse, aud white western Evaus performed the 3 p.m. cereboots. mony. She is a ~uate of Ohio UniThe bride was sivcn in marriage versity and JS employed by Ohio by her father. Cindy Vance of RutUni vcrsity as a seams~ss in the land served as her sister's maid of dntpcry dcparunenL Her husband is honor. Best man was Greg Field, working as au upholstery appren- Rutland, and Joe Vance, also of tice. · Rutland, was au usher. Ringbearcr They reside on Scout Camp was Benjamin Stwnp, Creola. Road, Long Bottom. . Carry Williams and Cindy Vance registered the guests and presided at the reception table. The couple took a weddins trip toKingslslanc1 refreshments. Spencer-Johnson MR. AND MRS. ROYCE BISSELL •• An update of the classic tl)at still has a classic price. Comfortable and affordable, since 1946. •Variety of Colori •In Stock . •Free Delivery •3 Year Complete Warranty •Free Demonatratlon •Salaa a RIIMI Vance-Harless cab. Sarviuc 8l the~ lion wen1 amll of the bride, Coiinie Bub llld Cclllllie Xilrpry. . . Wond! Ia a 1992 uaduato of HanDm Trice Hlab SChool IIIII Is ' employed by Gallfa Conaty EMS. · Olc:itila1919.,..._ofllla· nan Tnce• Hi&h SChool IIIII' BliCit· eyo Hilla Caroor Cooter. Ho ia emoloYod _. by die PID~Ibllly Pilot In WclliiOn IIIII Oallia EMS. The ccqile residea at 57 ·SR . 218; GaiJipcilla. . . .~~~=...., ~·~IIIIITylorAmoldofPis· by her brolber, . ' OwDeelll Mrs. Ruth Farber of Columbus attended u matron of bonor. BrldeiDlaida were Brandl Cre· •n• of Gallipolia, l i • of tbe bJ:Ide; JJK:qUOIJU Oopn of Scoasbcm, Ala.; Mn. ClrOlyn Adlma of AIL Ud Mn. Tlb Amold MR. AND MRS. BU..LY HARLESS ' ' I �-,,.. • October 23, 1994. Angell to be honored ,. GALLIPOLIS • Lynn AngeU, Southeastern Ohio erving .small: local independent bullMa women, business ad local farm ICCOUII~. . will be rcColnlzcd wltb the YOWIB Angel then !~ a trucl;ang ProfesaioaafAlumni Acllievement firm.• Angell R•dse <;orporauon. . Award from tho CoUeac of Food, . She~ a mem~ ofQI)io.So!;~ of, Agricultural, and Bnvlronmelltal CPA s. American lnltilulll of Ceitf•. Scic0cea Munmi Society 11 tboir fied ~blic Accountanta. Gallipnljs . · annual awards banquet, 6 p.m. Busmess Professional \YOm~n· : Nov. 4 at the Fawcett Center for serves on tho Galllpohs .C1ty · TOIIICltOW on 1be Obio State Uni· School Board. Red CJtia co-c:bali, venity (OSU) Clll'lpuL Gallis County ~uar.cgk: Planning ·AnaeJI ombllllwd 1 career upo11 Committee, and Is listed In the gmluatioa from OSU in 1981 with Ohio DireciOry of Womca Busia Bachelor's of Scicace in Agricul- ness~ . . . tural Economics. After working · Frie.nds ad anvitcd 10. two yean in the Gallipolis Devel· atten~ t!lc A~ uet. 'l'bosc· opmcat CcaiCr u a Slate Residcn· needing more information may call till Plannct, AnaeJ1 wu employed Ray Miller or Tina Gllfilca, Colas Sllff kc:oui'llllt with American lege of Food, Agricultural, and ElectriC ro-. Environmental Sciences Alumni Io 1985 she opened Angell Society,ll (614) 292-7445. Reser· Accounting Associates, a local vations need to be made by Oct. CPA firm with two offices in 26. JlyPATWKAS AP Newafeatures This two-Jtory home has an , interior that is as sunny as its • exterior is Charming. ' Design F-18, by Homestyles "Source 1" Designers' Network. . features gables, bay windows and · a .classic mixture of brick and · wood sjding. With a total living area of 2,107 square feet, this · home features open living space · ' that flows to two separate decks, one off the dining room and the other off the kitchen's nook. An archway at the front entry welcomes guests to the home and leads into the tw~story-high foyer. Here the 17-foot vaulted ceiling opens to the vaulted living room and the adjoining dining room. The expansive living room boasts a sunny bay window, a fireplace and a high-arched window with views to a side deck area. The dining room offers a French door to the side deck and is easily served over a counter that extends lrom the deluxe kitchen. In the kitchen, a central cooktop · island offers plenty of counter space. The dining nook, with its 16-foot vaulted ceiling, has a view and access· to the rear deck. Laundry facilities and a pantry closet are easily acceaaible. The first-floor master bedroom is brightened by a bay window; Its Private bath includes a huge walk-in closet, a duliJ.sink vanity, a cor11er whirlpool bath and a glass-enclosed shower. A powder room is located in the foyer, across from the stairway to the upperftoor. The open-railed stairway is brightened by a well-placed window, as it leads to the balcony · above. The balc~ny ha~lway pr~ fami; "Do.•n'l your family .U..,. 11 QUAUTY BUILT home 11i BRETI' IWI'CIIINSON, RHONDA HOOVER ..,. AFFORDABLE priceP" I Hoover-Hutchinson BARBARA COLEMAN AND RUSSELL THURNER Coleman-Thurner • POMEROY - Lorca and Mary • Coleman of Pomeroy llllllOIIIlCC !he : engagemcat and approliching mar';' riage of their daughter, Barbara ·· Ann, to Russell Gorden Thurner, : son of Richard and Patricia Thurn• erof Adams, N.Y. . • The open church wedding will •· be held at 11:30 p.m. oo Nov. 26 at ·the Zion Chwdl of Christ, Rutland. ,, A reception will follow. at the . . chun:b. 1bo ~ il a araduate.of Meigs High scboof, and is employed as a certified nursing USIStant at Pomeroy Nuning and Rebabililatioa Center, P'clmeloy. Her fiance is a pidulr.c·of Na· wood Norfolk ~ School, Norwood, N,Y ., IJid u employed as a glua mechanic for Cartner Glua Sy81ema, a.toao, N.C. GALLIPOLIS - Steven lr., Ashley and Mlcbael Hoover, along with their grandparents, Lee and Bea Wood, amounee·the enpge. meat and forthcomlna lll81rilp of their mother IJid d11Jib'«, Rbonda Hoover, to Breit Hutchinson, son of IUiph llld Slllie Hutchiaaon of Gallipolis. ' A private ceremony will be held Satwday, Oct. 29. An opclll Reeplion will be held Nov. 12 It 7 p.m. . A CHARMING Ranch like the .•• at the Fiist diUich of tho NIZIICIIC, 1110 F'!Dt Ave., Gallipolis. Rhonda attends the University of Rio Gtalldo and IS die opetatioil manager of Physician's Choice Ambulance in Point Pleasant, W.Va. • Brett is _- gracl~te of 9allli Academy High School and is employed by NAPA in Point PleasanL The couple will reside in Point Pleasant. GREENFIELD 3 Bedrooms · 2 Batlu FmiJhed with Fun FOundation 1 54,091 HARTFORD 4 Bcclrooau. 2'/, balhs 2Dcnnen FuU Fouodatioo WITH FINISHED VPSTA.IRS .' '... 1 69,982 4 Bcdrooma. 2'/i badu PORCH, GARAGE and Full study plan infor!Jlation on this house is available in a $4 baby · bl~eprint. Four bOokletsl'are also available at $4.95 each: Your Horne-How tp Build, Buy or Sell It Ranch Homes, 24 of the most popular from this feature; Practical Home Repairs. which tells how to handle 35 common. problems: and, A-Frames and Other Vacation Homes. a collection of 24 styles.Send check or money order payable to the Associated Press and this labeilo: House ofthe Week . The Sunday- Times Sentinel, P.O. Box 1562-, New York, N.Y. 10116·1562. Clip this order an~ return label Enclosed Ia $4 for plln N o . - - - - - - - - - Enclosed Is $4.95 each lor lhe booklet(s), - - - - - - - Name•------------------------Street _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ City _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ State (ZIP) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-.-_ __ r-- --, 1 I photo flnl.tllng. I 12'1•12' TAWNEY STUDIO 4241EClONDAVE. GAWPOUS 0 DllLONS.Medical Shoppe I _ _ J (For a morr detailed, scaltd p/att of this iloJUe, i~~tllldi111 pides to estimatittg costs a11d jino11cittg, Slltd $4 to House of the Week, P. 0. Box 1562, New Yon, N.Y. 10116-1562. Bt Sllrt lo i11tl11dt tilt 1111mber of the plott.J ' \· "Sen~ing oConaultatlon .Physical Capacity oCybex T.Stlng .P,...mploynwnt luting •Adult Fltneaa .Pain Control (TENS) •Work Recovery IIOilEL HOliES LOCATED JUST aount OF litE POMEROY-MASON · IIRIICIE ProleNioMI WHdlnr ~y . .~ lhe patieal aad phJiiciaR /or 011er 30 yean." Physical Therapy Services lwallablt For: 112,246 PHOIOIIDIIY HERMANL DILLON IIS,PT,BOC '614 44tf611 •BeckiNeck lnjuriH •ArtbriiiiiBursltll •Athletlo lnjurln oStrob Rshabllbllon · oCeniiH Rehlbllbllon oJolnt RepiiiCellllnt Rehllblllllltlon MICHAELL HEMPHILL liS. AT 1480 JACKSOtl PIKE .-"' ~ Living 15 11•17' MAIN FLOOR F-Ig DUAL DECKS aod wide opea ..,._ make die moet of tbe publle areaa oo dae ftnt lloor. The diniJJII room baa accet~s to a elde deck, aad 1111 npen"etl eo the 11v1at1 room givee It a llhare in the flrepJ.a! aad be&' wlndolr that brilhlrD that area. One ol the 1oft bedrooma auiy be UHd m.t.d u a playroom or o111ce. .....,............ . BS,PT GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 1·800·445·2206 or 446·2206 A GRACIOUSLY arcbed wllldow area adda IMDa and dlain8 -.. · D ' MARGARET JOHNSON IJPt and bellu!J to the t~m~~~~~~~.t\l.mJIEI;ll V..ll Hyou are plahning a wedding, than you ehould coma Ht us at Haskins-Tanner. You wti hl!ll• over 1eo etylee ot IUXtdol to chooealrom. W• have a largt ealtc:tion ol tha ~aet lllflea · and COrl'flllmantlllf aceaasorilllor thll epaclal OCCIIIon . Reg. also do pHsport photos, lclentlflcallon photos mel I &dmoml $14.95. · $111.116. SAVE $5.00. We -------·, FULL POVRED BASEMENT ..Uire- 5x7's for UPPER FLOOR 1 1 1 vides views to the vaui:ed foyer and living room below. At the end of the hall, two secondary bed· rooms each offer a walk-in closet. The upper floor also hosts a large loft and a central full bath that serves the entire floor. The loft area may serve as a studio, playroom, home office or a fourth bedrqom. This two-story home has 2x4 exterior wall framing . Let us copy yow old family photos. Specltll 2- esign F-18 has a living room; dining room, kitchen, four bedrooms, two baths, a powder room and a foyer, totaling 2,107 square feet of living space. Doors lead from the dining room and the kitchen to two separate decks. The OVer· all dimensions are 45' by 35'8". The basement provides 1,162 square feet for possible expan· sion. '' IH•r..liii .Prlcts s1.00 BUYS THE Gallia calendar·. BOX.SPRING when you buy the mattress at the original price! Sunday, OCt; 23 . ••• ' . PORTER • Howard Rollins will : speak at Clark Chapel Church, 7 : p.m. ••• VINTON • PasiOr appreciation day 10:30 a.m. Vinton Baptist Church with polluck. meal to follow ' 12:30 p.m. at Vinton Town Hall. ••• GALLIPOLIS • Paint Creek • Baptist Church will celebrate its ; 161st anniversary 2:.t~· with ' Rev. Douglas Carter · g. : ••• I VINTON • Mini rally for Demo. cratic CenUBI Commiuce 7 p.m. at · ViniOD Town Hall. ••• • POINT.PLEASANT, W.VA.· : Narcotics Anonymous Tri County ~ Group 7:30 p.m. 611 V~ SL ••• ••• GALLIPOLIS· SCAQ: meeting G witli Slate Sen. 1u Mictlael Long ' . .; ~·'"ng6p.m. ~..-.. ... ~: THURMAN· Thunnu Grange :,_7:30p.m. at 8Jl11l8l' ball. ot._ ••• ;\: GALLIPOLIS • Divorce Sup- ':J>ort Group 7:30 p.m. New Life ;-Luthetan Chi8'Ch. Bernadine's Octooer llooc ColmaN - Polct 9plng Twin Full 1 z.a 18. 1 ... ·131. Queen ~ 1 ... I .... ilr~e1!,tFirm ~: Queen Coat Sale Seatv Jumbo Comfort All Jackets and Coats a.ita P8rt.ot BlaeDBr 171. 201. S1. $1. $1. 11 SE'T PRICE sa . ears." :: ~=: sa:~: · HI • 010 .,.. King 218. 317. $1. 15 vtlr 'IJanw"Y Twin i'iUih-:- 16 - 17111 112111 m. Non 1'10 Wlrionly Twin Full . Queen King 1/3-1/2 oFF! It's Your Last Chance This Year To Join Weight Watchers For • 010 218. 348. • 11111 :ttl. Full Queen King • 11111 218. 448. $1. $1. 418. $1. I IIIII i10111 11... se1. sa 348; 488. ., $1. ..... 578. !~ · • 7111 11 0111 11010 Moaclay, Oct. 24 ; - .• Extra firm • !!f!~~.!I.!!!P-"w.,lllf'l Includes: 110111 I1NO London Fog, Misty Harbor, Sherwood (Washable) Wools and Leathers 117111 122111 ~ ~~ I m. - 318. - 11. 518. $1. - ; $1. .•1. sa / · ••• ••• TlltldaJ, Oet. 25 . h..~ 1 - • I will answer your questions 6:00:...9:00 mtist Church 9£l.9-2545 "' I •. I I IJ -· • 'Piaee: MERCERVILLE • Hannan ] Tiaee Jr. ijiJII ~I pareniS and i alumni night 5:30 ~.m. . . I i ·Dates~ ... . o1111r yoyr enemy's dragged body. Swa!ftP'Stomp-Tug-of-war over a thigh-deep mudpft. Bomber Balj:.fmagine ola1IIM volleyball .with a 4-foot J._··- . -.: / { , EWINGTON • American : Legion post 1~1 regular meeting . ,. :• 7:30p.m. at Jepon ball. ;- ' ·· Conlmando .n.. AaNuH-Capture ~ tractor. tube ' . I ' '' -' . ' '' • I GALLIPOLIS JACKSON 541 Second Avenue Tue: 7 p.m. Wed: 9:30 a.m. 966 E. Main St. Mon: 6:30 p.m.• ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH LEWIS FAMILY RESTAURANT • E.- ...... �Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, WV Hog-raising f.lourished during past century The hog.has had an up-and-down history in theannalsofGallia Cpunty. Gallia hog industry can be attributed The sCK:a!led "landsharks" or "ra- to the price fall after the "Panic of wrbaclcs" were thefii'Stdomeslicated 1893 • and to the cholera epidemic liveStockinGalliaCountyandfonned that hit the county in that same deca source of cash ade. for early fanners. .---=---. In 1918 county agricu!IIR agent From about E.H. Faulknec set out to revive the 1810 to 1860, . pig business in Gallia County. The most hogs were fii'St"Pig Oub" was fonned in Hardriven to market risburg with the pwposc of growing from southern betrer hogs in the county. Ohio through Later clubs iva'e cqanizcd in Rio · GalliaCOIJII.ty. The Gmnde,Eno,Cadmus,Patriot,Crown destination was City and Vinton. Faulknec CDlisted Richmond, Va. 60 boys for upecial''pig contest" in Because Gallia County fanners the county but only 21 were able to grew little com or clOver before the find hogs to buy, due to the shortage . DON RICE AND LAURA ROSS Civil War, the Gallia hog was a sleek in the county. Raccooo Township forager, a fact that adapted the hog natives who competed were Oyde wen to the long trip. Call and Floren Williams. PATRIOT -Robert and Teresa daugbier Lauri B. io DOn A. Rice, Roben Jones, in his books ''The Faulkner brought to the county Ross of Patriot and Catherine m, son of Don and Tllll Rice. History of Agriculture in Ohio to the knowlodge of how to teD a happy Smith announce the engagement The wcddinf wiU Nov. S at lhc 1880," reconled that 12,000 bogs hog from an unhappy hog. He said it SUPPLY SOURCE -ID 1!118, wllen GaWa Coanty'•l!nt ,.... and upcoming marriage of their groom's parent s.homc. weredriventhoughGallipolisin 1841 all had to do with the tail. If the tail Oub" wu formed In llarrllbarg, tile E.E. Wood Store Ud Mlil and 40,000 in 1847. wu • good IIOUI'Ce of nppllel. Tlae pia - once a \'ltal part of Gal· w~ curled,the hog wa.ll happy. If his Ua County's economy, lllit-llnee the fll90t llu been In decHna...Jn · Sometimes these hogs were driven tail straightened out, one had bellel Importance, except, of course, with tbe growth of Bob Enu by themselves and sometimes they (Contlnted m B7) Flll'ms. foUowed cattle so that the hogs could "glean" what the cattle missed. The Frank family of Gallipolis was heavily involved in driving animals to market both to Richmond and Baltimore. Someoftheearly hogs in Ohio ran wild. Wrote Jones, "While the swine in the woods were sometimes hunted much like wild animals, the usual practice was .to entice them to the home clearance wilh a little com, pen them up and fatten them." Hogs that were allowed to run wild had their ears notched to iden.I tify ownership. In · most counties, '. ownership of the hog was kept even though the hog might be in someone else's woods. · By 1850 Gallia merchants were • · October Is National Breast~r Aw...,ness Month. buying hogs 10 salt and place in bar• 1 In 9 women In this country will develop breast cancer. rels. Pork packing houses were lo• If fi>Wld In the earliest possible stage, chances for cure<~~e better than · 90 percent. · cated in Gallipolis and Centerville. . MR. AND MRS. JOHN G. SAVVAGE • The nwnmogr.~~n, an x-nry of the ~t. can reveal small twnOB Hog production in Gallia County liit up to two yars belono they can be li!H. · apeakaboutl860anddeclinedtothe • · Women 40 and older should have a mammogr.~~n every cne to 1880s. It came back up in the early two years, and women aver 50, 111111ually. . . 1890s only to seriously decline by • • To.schedulea manunogram SCiftDing at Pleasant Valley Hospital, call ·· SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. . The couple are the parents of a . 1900. Radiology Selvk:es at (304) 675-4340, ext. 283. You will need a John G. Sauvage of Syracuse son,Dr.JohnR.andJanisSauvage, lnl868therewerel6,000hogsin physician's order. If you don~ have a personal physician, call the county. It was down to ll,OOOby observed their SOth wedding Peterstown, W.Va., and a daughter, Physk:lanMatchat (304) 675-1PVI'I (675-1784). anniversary Saturday. Jean and Thomas B. Weaver, Syra- 1882 but back up 10 24,000 in 1894. • For wor111ng women, PVH ~ mammogram appointments on They were married at the cuse. They have five grmidchildren, But by 1~35' the number had plumWednesdays rrom 12:30- 9 p.m. throughout the month of October. • Methodist Church of Hebron by the Tam I Sauvage ~rown, Matthew meted to 3,983 and has remained in Rev. F. Weed on OcL 22,1944. Sauvage, Carla Sauvage, Chris that neighborhood throughout the John is the son of the late John Weaver, and Lee Ann Weaver. 20th century. '• VALLEY HOSPITAL . · ' · -, and Alberta Custer Sauvage of The family celebrated tbe WhenthehogbusinesswasthrivThe Family of professionals · Pomeroy, and Ann is the daughter anniversa~ with a banquet in ing· some Springfield and Green l5lO Volley DltYe, Pol!< - · WY lSSSO (liM) 67S-4:UO of the late Bert and Nellie Potts Princeton Va. • v.w:cese:,;o~f!!ll:~iiiliiii•----··_.- - - - - . . Townshipfannerswereshipping400 Ro-ss-Rice !Mammography; %e gift of aLifetime -~ 55 50th anniversary celebrated ~ PLEASANT ~----~~~------------------------------------~·:2 Is Happy to Announce the Relocation of his Meigs County Office to 224 E. MAIN STREET IN POMEROY La·Z·Boy tumn I • WE MAKE YOUR WINDOWS LOOK INI-MIZER BLINDS BY KIRSCH $289 "ANDERSON" . RECUNA-REST• RECUNER Comfortable cushioning and bold · lines invite hours of lingering in this casual style. Featuring a ch;mnel stitched tapered back, pillow arms. .• ,. ' · DUIIIIIIIS ••• University Hoapitalin ColumbuJ. their gue~tune!!djq and i1 Clllftlltly IJII(!eqoiilg reba- · The affair was holtcd by MidY """" bilitation at the Hickory Creek dlepon Loci~, F.t.AM, aild liv~in Magnolia, Texas, one of Rehabililalion Call« at The Plains. Evangeline 172, Order of the plalelto be lloaled. It had Carolyn's father, .Bob Jones, is at a thel!aslmi SUI'. rained fQr two days IIIII 011 the third disadvantage 10o since be underDonel Tbomu, lllllltl' 'o f Midday 26 inchca of rain fell. That was w!'nt bypass bean surgery 1 year dJepon lodp, pvc the welcome, ~:::t ~-~ fact that ago.So the lucie of the Korns and the ing wilh Denver Rice, put 111111«, givthe inVOCitiOIL Malcer of ccn- ,,... ~ y, Georae Ken, of Jones has not been running too monies wu Rlclltrd D. Fruher, Pomeroy • wbo bad onfy recentl,Y well. However, Carolyn maintains · secre11ry of the Valloy of Columundergone m~or surgery at Uru- one of the moat positive a&titudes bus, Ancient IIIII A~ Sooniab versityiHospital in Columbus, was I've ever leCII. Rite, and Anthony . Baebman, at Bl')'lll's hooie ll the time taking Bryan ia a 1986 graduate of hiJh prieat of Franklin Council, some.. of hia recuperation time to Meigs High SchooL Followmg hia Prices of JcnasaJem. Richard BuD. visit two of his sons, Bryan and graduation here be went to Teus Sovereign Prince, Franklin CounBrett in Texas. and woJtcd two jobs, meantime cil, Princes of Jeruaalem, spoke You've lleelt the Dood 011 your putting himself through night about the VIrions l!cwtisb Rite Phinew1CU1110 you blow how bad it school to train to become 1 lanthropica. was. Bryan and his family and mechanic with Continental AirMating the jewel presentation George ;*ere able 10 lea~e the lines. Bryan WIS 1 bighly-reprded wa~ John S. Wright, Active for ho~sc wtth on~clothmg C!n atblete at Meigs HJab. He 15 now 9hlo•.Anciau and Acccplied Salttheir backs and wu pernut- JIUiried 11111 has .WodlildreiL tish Rite of FleCIIIISOIIry, Nor1hem ~d 10 take ltong his travel kit. Anyone~ to send help to Masonic Jurisdic&ioa of lhc U.S. of They were part of a group taken Bryan and bla family should send it America. o~ .of the frond, which was to the · to him in c:are of his mother, Saady There was 110lo, "My Tribute," ceilinJ of the one-stay Kom home Goolsby 4815 Brooklawn Housother resources ton. TeUa77066. • .j. . They went t,o the Dood-frce Acouplcofbirlhtlay girls. SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) · ~ home of Bryan s mother, Sandy Mrs. Ralpb (Dorathy) McKen- _ Soap opera executives met 011 ·l~~y, _wllere they 110 tiii'RIItly zie, Rlcine, wiiJ be observing her Frida to ponder bow to make love ~livmg Ulllillhey ~new q~ 90th birthday on Oct. 29. Cards In aflemOon. responsibly. : ~ The Korns lost thou motor vebi- wiU reach her It home. Tile two-day soap opera sum- ~ cles, all of their household items And 1 card ahower it P.lanned mit. wbicb features talks by sur: and their furniture. They rented lhc for Leona Myen, who w1D mark eon General Joycelyn Elden and :• home and ~ no insUIIIICC m tbe ber 93111 birthday 011 Oct. 23. Sbe fane Fooda, Ia lpOIIICll'ed by Popu-, 11contents. ."I¥.r ~cles wae ~v- will receive cants at 39S27 Silver lation Comlllunicadoos Intemali011~ered by liability IDSUIIIICC only, so Ridge Road, Reedsville 4Sm. a1. a group concemcd about over~there's no help there. Meantime, population. 'IGCOIJIC was able to catch 1 Jll- at Odessa Proffitt of Portland was PCI dl8irmall Soany Fox, a Jor:~ Houston a~~ head back to involved in'an accident 011 Oct. 11 mer vice president of children's -~Porn~, arnV~_Dg home last Toes- in Lancaster: Sbe was taken to programming at NBC, said be ·~day niS!'L Getting out of tbe Oood Grant Medical Center in Columbus 11opes to p;nuade soap opera eJ~CC- . ~waters u real horror stay. And, and remains in lbe intensive care · ! inciclcnlally, following his surgery, urtit. No Dowen should be sent. but ~~is · aiona pretty well. cants aro lily. They can be sent to ·: His wif."c:Wlyn, of course, her at Grant Medical Center, 111 s. lohas heart problems and couldn't . Grant Ave., Columl>us, Ohio }nake the trip to Texas. She is 43215. She is in stable condition, :~tly m a heart trwplant list · fortunately. · ;'!lit University Hospital and is con~tantly on the road on trips to I don't know how mucb longer ~Jumbus to see numerous doctors the beautiful weather ..,.n last. But '!:.. _ .., _..._,_ serv:..- at the l.n...:taJ. ..-· !!"'.. """"" -.. '""'"' ain't it NswcU"? Do JceeP smiling. ~ Carolyn's mother, Mrs. Pat ONE EVENING IHOW l:ao ~!!!n, .:c:·~rmhaveerly~ ·--u, 10 . • c ' •IIIII , • • reeent reception at 1M Middleport M....., Temple. He wu initiMN!as 1 member of Pomeroy Chapter 80, Royal Arch Masons and Bosworth Council46 in 19SO, IIIII lhc Ohio Valley Commandery 2A in 19Sl. He hu been Meigs County director of the Scot' tish ·Rite since 1982, is a member of the Maddin Temple Shrine, Columbus, and was crowned a Sovereign IPlllid iJJSpector general, 33rd ~ SepL 27 in Cleveland. olives to tbint about population said. cootrol wbell wrilingltol')' Jines. Just how ~y ~ tbe stories He cootenda the ICJIIUre 11101C tllal dominate midday TV? influential tllan otller sbows .1bis year, soap opera PIOIIDofbecause they're on every day and · mmg showed 6.64 inc:ldenll ICXviewers identify bcavily with the ualacdvity or RferaiCCito sex per cbarac1en. . episode, laid Micblpn Slide Ual"Tile teen-qe vicwen are, In :venity Professor Bradley Gtecaparticular, watching tbe soaps to develop their expecl*lona rl what their sex lives m1 t be like," be rang~ ~ sex :::,:~U: ~tulllllllld V' ~·-....:... u..l'..il... ~ • _ oo ~a~,J:d:t tJ' * 1~~ln the news .....,..... berg. The iDcidcDta Ed refaences .......... ~-~~ • wn1 er of ABC s Lo111111, s~d sbe ~ lite to see her~ away wttb storica tbat virtimiu: women AruEL · ' 'E.stJJIJWfu.4 1895 SILENT IOO·VIES lloder•t• & f .a._ 0 ...., . . 1 • - ,.... Oct. 21 & 29, I ,... Discount HCostumed o•lo IIIley Sy•piiHy S.t., .... 5, • ,... Monia & Dorothy ttuklna -c..rw:an... ~ lo.ey Grier Ia bringing the WOld ~the Juice. Tbe fonDer pro football player repltlrly villtcd OJ. Simplou jill, bul they don't tallt about Simp•on's murder trial or their_ foodJall cxploiU. ' "What be realizes Ia tbat be ~ God, and (faltb) llld licen ' Some things ~~e~ Andsome things don't. toreWN. " . 1be actor and lila wife, Cindy, rears of mar- ~ divudng after 16 riage. "Pompano" casualty styled Recllna·Rocke,. recliner or · Reclina-waye wall chair with open bentwood arms. illef '· 339 $ . "We bave amicably eaolved all iaauea reaardlng our cblldren and financial alfain 'and a full marital settlement hu been reacbed," lbe c:ounle said In a statnnmt Friday. ---,·we did not come to tb1a decision easily and on bebalf of our elitlre Jll!ill)< we lilt to be allowed tbc digniiy of aortlng through tbla most painful pan of our lives in private,'' the s•""""'DI_sald. . . - No closing costs (Contlnaed 8'umB6) call the vet. . Faulkner al10 eiiCOIIIIpd Gallia pi$ farmers to use a IIIOR iniCIISive fattcnins program than used before. Faulkner believed in feeding the animals more often and with a mixture of separated milk IIIII wheat middlings, using SIOrO bought mineral additives. One Harrisburg area farmer had 20 hogs go from an average of 22 pounds to an average of 103 pounds in 60 days. It was eatimlted under the . olderaystemittoolt 120daylto.-eacb . that gain. ,The G~ Thnel in 1918 carried a riumba' of ~lumDI relldve to the new tccJuU4UCI in pig flr1ninJ. In 1992holinWntorielinOallla~ were~ et4,000,1anking the 699 .' county6Sthiii!Oqlhe~~aJDD­ tiea.ln . . . 1860 GalllaCwnty llllkcd number lS ill hoi invei)llxiel. ~ite die 6tct tllal GaWa County:a liiOiliUCCe..tui businea, "R"n.:· 80".Contemporaty Rectina-Waf full reclinln~ sofa featuring atripl!!-ller bustle back, padded arms and full reclining end seats. Ftuitcake. •-. .. The best things in life don't you won't have to pay any clos·Jastlong. Like Bank One's spe- ing costs- and you can keep cialofferonhomeeqllitylines. your home equity line at. a · Right now, when f?U gt;ta· . fiXed rate and term by usmg Bank One Home Eqwty Line, our lock-in option . " -~-11Dce· t910• . . iM~ _ ,: .. II• ~~~ .., I '' ( , ,· ' •pedal corre-· ~Jih'IStu!daJTIIIII Sea· dllei;Jd~..: 11: U Willow '- · · PREsENTED JEWEL - 1 - ClahrortiiJ of Middleport, left, ..-w Ida 33nl DlpM Jewel by Jolu S. Wrtpt at a h db d Making.sex on soaps responsible . welg e y pro .ucers !JobB~;=-~~ I \ . ~ . ·. Hog-rais.ing Now's the time you'll start spending more time inside and thanks to reduced · prices on i.a-Z-Boye seating, yC)u can spend less on your furniture budget. Don't miss your opportunity to discover the newest looks, and affordable prices, _th'at'll .make you feel ~ight at h~me. '$ 50% seriously injmed in I fall at borne and she, too, has been a paliau It by Lois AnD Bllll. ICCCIDI*Iietl by · Jennifer Sheets. Clawonhy coq:waWJd bla IIIIIR" ciation for the honor and intro· duced membcn of bia family - a brotber, Henry Clltwortby, bia 111ten, Dorothy Lona and Virp Buehanu and dleir flmlllea,lloDI wilh bla immeclille family . . Entertainment IIK:Iudcd a pro- · gram by Univenity of~ OnDde Grande Cloralc under lbe cliftlclion of Mav Mmdol:t. S~ Houchin• and Reuben Collins, put masten of Middleport lodp, regiJicnld lhc guesta. the Rev. Robert Kuhn, knight of lhc York Ooa of bouor, had grace before refreslunenll wae served in the diniag room which was cleanlcd in fall colon. The table ananpnllllt wu pesented as a gift to the Catwortllya by DouJIIilfJudy FcldiW. A JaOiution adopted by lbe Ohio Senate lltlloing Clawtlnby wu IJI'*'Icd to him by bia nephew, Sen. Jan Michael Long. Clatworthy joined the Middlepon lodge in 1948, wu mute1 in · 1952, and district deputy ~and master of the 12th Masonic District in 1976-79. -· We've lowered pri,es 20% -·40%! · YOUI WIIIIOWS Jones of the Burlingham .-ca, was MIDDLEPORT - A 33rd degree jewel ...,....!JtiM.eo J101e1 ClilwUiby llld a ~bl bouor=~u beld reccndy at lbe MaDdc Temple, wilb about 7S Maulic mcmbcn aad LOS ANGELES (AP) - So mucb for Kevin CoiiDCr, family Look What's Fallingl 811' IIIIUT fH You ~!now ..some people who have ...__" m·volved m' .... horriiblc ""~' """" . ~\which baa been taking p m ew. ~~~~ (formerly Pomeroy Health Care) , The office will be CLOSED FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 THROUGH TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25th. Emergencies during this time will be seen at the Gallipolis office, 228 Upper River Road, 446-3300. The Pomeroy office will RE-OPEN on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26th at the new location offering full-service family vision care Including glasses and all types of contact lenses. PHONE 992-3279. Middleport resident honored by Masons by Bob Hoeflich to 500 fat hogs every fall. Sta·tion became the hog shipping center for the county. The causes of the decline in the liJ Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pltuant, WV Beat of the Bend ... Ken by Jim Sands . Special Correspondent · .:. •DR. A. JACK BAILES,.OPTOMETRIST 1894 OCtober 23, 1994! ·• OH450U. , .. BANKEON£ Whatever it takeS. -• -• Bank One, Athens,NA Memberfl>IC ·---:..~ • ' r• . . · $6 000 The fully =IX!!OAPR on variabkrrate lines with a 100% loar>-te>-value.ratio ·as of Octctier 1..1994 was 11.75% APR. The APR oo variable-rate lilies may i'Srease or decrease, Monlrrum hne ~~ IS • · , , . . . $350 ·11be harged The annual tee rs $50 Rates avarla~e ooly to,_ Bank One Home E~lily l,ine customers 1 not to exceed 25% in Ohio. n'Y(!Ur 11ine rswithd ~ withloanlnthet fialrsuetvearrat'~acolloo;~cos:,bjec o. t~ cred~ W1~~RPO ~~r tax advisor reQaroing deducli~lity ol interest. Propertf insurance may be required. on,_ varlablll-rate home ~ity rnes a .. ,.ng • e>-v · . r , ~~ A smaH lee applies !Of 111e use r:J 111e lOck learure. Ofler expires December 31, 1994. C 1994 BANG 0 CO RA I . "'! • To fmd out more, stop by any Bank One banking center, or give us a call at 1-800-6774994. But act quickly. Deals this good can't be preserved. • .... ..:.. ...: ·"" �... • .... ., Page B8 Sunday Times-Sentinel. · Odober_23, 1984., PEPSI COi.A PRODUaS ~ OH-Polnt DB:ily Special In Our Bakery 10 am until 2 pm Mon- Sat. Hot Dogs 21s1.00 with sauce 3fS1 ~00 plain •. 2LITER STORE HOURS 24 PACK 12 OZ. CANS 1 Chtcken ••••••••••••••••••• ~~ $ ,39 Chuck Roast •••••••~••~. 1$1'' ( Polish Sausage ••••~:~... 99 STARKIST - $ 09 - CHATHAM DOG FOOD . U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF 20 LB. - THOR~ APPLE VALLEY SMOKED OR 1 $ Rump Roast •••••••••••~~ - 15 . _ $ 9 139 Ftsh·N·Batter ••••••••~••• SE~ STAR TUNA 6.SOZ t.a.$249 . U.S.D.A. C"OICE BONELESS BEEF Bottom Round Steak BUCKETCUBED. _ $249 Steak••••••••••••••••••••• :!. - RC COLA OR : DIET RITE -- KY BORDER CHUNK B 2Lm~ 'lb $ Onton •••~-;~~~••••••~. 4 1 89 . 2% Milk••••••••••••••~.. 1 5 2· 1 SPAN~SH - TIDE ULTRA · DETERGENT . 980Z. 42USE $5'' 6-7.5 oz. . - This week•s gridiron action The 1994 blab ICbool foodllll SCUOII, wblcb wiD en11:r ill alnlb week for 111 Ohio Ed ror IOIIIC Wat Virglola teama, hal seen 1110 end otllorilecomiag festlvlllca sbow die teams In lhls newspaper's eowrqe 11111 fiDiablng lbc year wltb a 1-7 rcaJrd ill MI-X•·········~·10HY. l ...1 ., ~ ~~ . . 10POU~D 90 . -lhill&l IIIII ' woa41-14.(AP) Kent keeps OU Bobcats winless with 24~0 victory KENT, Ohio (AP)- Astron Whatley was nearly the whole show u he 1111 for 201 yards aac1 scored two toucbdoWll& In Ketlt's 24-0 victOry over winlcii Ohio Uoivc:nlty Saturday in the Mid· Amerk:an Confereoc:e. Keot (2-S, 2-3) ICO{ed all ill poiau In lbc fint half aad limited Oblo to 86 yards of offense. The Bobcats have DOw lost all seven of their games tbla seuoo and slaDd 0..S In tbc coofereoc:e. Wliatley a red·ablrt freshmiD ' ' . nmillllg baclt, tOIIIIed his prevl0111 best game of 166 yards ruahiDg aplnst Akroa. 1be Golde Flashes eel 78 D PlOY yards I~ 16 plays In their second possesuOII, and Whatley capped It with a ooe-yanl plunge. Whatley busted loose 011 a 40yard run In the second quarter. LIDcc Reisland then c:ompleted a 42-y-.1 pass to Mark Britt, rmc1 Joe Nice eoncluclcd the five-play, 89ylld drive with a niae-yud touch· clown run off left alllnl. A;l. Jlme~~n picked off Bob Bees pass, pVIDg Ketlt the ball at ils own 48. Nine plays later, What· ley scnecJ 011 a two-yard IUD. Lala.-los Townsend wu lhe lOp performer 011 offense for the Bobcats. gaining 63 yanla In 24carriel. JowliDIG~a59, BaiSt. 36 At Bowllna Green. Ohio, ~yan Henry tbrew for a Mid-American Cooferenc:e record six touchdown paasca as Bowlin' Green defealed Ball S!IIC S9-36 ID a bailie of the league 1 lOp leiiDI Sab&rllar· . Heary was 17-30 ~g With ~ylrialln~~ ~tcn:eptioo 1 S-0 t.'MAC). ow g .....,... ,1-1, came into the CODteat W!lh a half. Allegheny's Paul Ben wu 172S paulng for 222 ywa witb DO interc:eplioolllld DDC toucbclown. , Wltteabe 41, Oblda 7 At Oberlin.~o. Aaron PoMn pined 103 yards 011 12 carries llld sand -rwo toucbdownJ • Willalbera PD"hccJ Oberlin 48-7 Sator· clay In the Nortb Cout Atbletic Coofercnce The imptovecl to 6-2 Ed S-l' the NCAC 1be y (0- TIFrs game lead over the Canlinals. 8!111 State Is the defending MAC c:bi!D· . m · -. ~::·011 while the Falcoaa woo tile 6. -~S) !lave now 1011 17 iD a row ' 'lie lhe . clatiog blck to the 1992 ldiOII. ue ti two yean Jl1llr to Wayae St. 16, A•laad 15 that. At Ashland Ohio Matt fish· Olllo Wedepa a • • c-Wateralt b'!fll ticked a 19-yU:d.field g~al At De1a Obi0 Dan H with 13 seaJIIds mnl!nmg to pw ware, over Wayne SL a 16-lS win over Asb• threw for ~ toucbclowns and ran land Sadly ill lhe Midwest Inter· for OIIC u Ohio Wealeyan defeaa:cJ coiJceie,.. Conti Cue WesterD 40-20 011 Sadly m e-ereuc:e. the North Cout Coofcn:oa:. BaldwiDoWalacrt 2.3, lllnmlt Hover opened scoring with a At lfini!D. Ohio, lhe Hiram <;at· 60-yard toucbdown pass to Joe lese Temen bad upset In mmd Buctley In lhe first quuter. He put _ gomg IDID lhe fourth q~ up I 0the Ba~g Bishops (S-2 oWJII), 9, but undefealed BaldWlD·Wallaa: 4-1 NCAC) ahead l6-0 at the half SCOied two toucbdowns and w011 wi!h a 2.1-.yard touchdown pass 10 ~~S:ll,Maldapm7 Drum_.~~ u At New Coocord, Obio Kevin ...._...oy...., KeaYfllll Knes1ricJ1: sand 011 a ooe-Yanl IUD At Gambler, Ohio, Joilll Iozzi in lhe seaJIId UIUtet IIDd caught 111 sand Oil runs of two lmlll 7 yards 11-yard tou~down pass in the : In the f~urtll qu_arter to seal fourth to lead Mount Un1011 to a Alleghc:nS·h-'•Y 5 S4-0 wm over Kmym 31-7 wio over Musltingum Satur- : .......y. day. Major college football scores Eut: Army 2S, Citadel 24; Bostou Univ. 40, Ril!bmood 24; Bu~oell 31, Lehlgb 27; Cent. COIIIICCticut SL 24, SL liraocla. Pa. 21; Colgate 3S, Fordham 6; Columbia 3b, Yale 9; C011necticut 33, Rhode Island 16; Cornell 17, Dartmouth 14; Delaware S2, Mauec:huscUs 14; Georgetown, D.C. 17, Jobns Hoptills 14; Lafayeue 17, Holy Cross 9; Louisville 3S, Navy 14; Marlst 13, Canisius 0; Mi~i 38, West Virginia 6; ~ew Hampshire 24, Maine 7; Penn 24, Brown 0; Princetoa 18, Ha-vard 7; Rutgers 7, Bostoa Collese 7, tie; Siena 21, Duquesne 16; St. John's,-N.Y. 27, SL Peter's 7; Towson St. 48, American Iud. 6; Villanova 13, Northeastcro 9; Wagner 39, 1011122 Soutll: Aia.·Birmlngham S4, Cbar1esb1 Southern 14; Alcorn St. 41, SoutheiD 37; Delaware SL SO, Morgan St. 21; Duke S1, Wake Forest 26; E. Kentucky 23, Tennessee Tecb 3; Aoricla St. 17, C1emsoo 0; Furmaa 28, VMI II; James Macl1soo 33, a..., . tbat tile Beusals might be mon~ game, outgalnlng Cleveland by fearsome tban has been applll:lll nc:arly 80 yards aod CODIIOIIing tile There were lbc eisbt sacks by biD nc:arly 10 mlnutcslonaer. Cincinnati's de~ose in a 14-10 "They llad 20 pulota IIJalnst lou at Pittsburgh 1ut Sunday, for us," BroWlll COIIdl Bill Belkhict ewnple. Horrible lieams doo't UIU· said. ''We illlerCCpl Olle pass in the lllygeteight sacks. do they? . Clld liOIIC, lntaa:pt anolher paiS 011 "It makes you wooder," Jooea lhe S-yard ~. aad bat one out of said. "You worry about what lhe Clld :llOIIC 011 the last play Df lhe you'll! going up agaillst. ~y're IIIII!'· So we !lave a lot of respect bUDgrY.. They're 0-6, 10 there's DO for tbeir ability to move the ball. IClli,tls'what they're aolnato do." Tbey've aot to he oae of the 10p 'l1lete also - t h e - opal- · ICIIDiin the lelpc ill 11W118C per er at Onci111ali, wbidl euded with carry in lhe nmilfn1 game." the Browns baDiiJII ou for dear True, Cinclnoatl averages 4,2 life: Clev~land woa 28-20, but · yard a per carry, b'ut quotlua a only because It iot two looa lllllalic lite lbat out of CXJIItellt ila RiiUrlll ror ~ ill the ICilo attelda. Bottom UDe, the Beopla ODd quMer - liD IS-yard ldctoff bave the wont oft'eose ill the AFC, '*-by Rllldy BaldwiD. ~ . ud part of lhe reuon for their leu than tbree minutel later by deceot lllllliDa avcraae Is the fact Eric Mescalf'a 92-yard patll nlln. 11111 quarterback Davlcl KliDJler for Ill'/ blat The· Beilgals w~n tbo siata bu averaaed 4.8 yards while ' ... I ' <'"., l i; / ' ' ' ." '. ,. W'aUiam .t Maly 7; Mississippi SL 66, Tulane 22; N. Carolilla,Y:T 24, Howanl20; Randolpb-Macoo 28, · Daviclaoo 14i Soulb Carolina 19, Vanderbilt16; Troy SL 39, Cell~ Florida 38; Virginia Tech 4S, Pittsblqb 'I;W. CarolinaS3,trr-Cbattanooga IS _ · Mldn.t: Bowling GreeD S9, B_lll St' 36; Butler 38, Sao Diego 21; Cellt MlcbiBU 32. Miami (Obio) 30; Dayton 24, Drake 7; Iowa 19; Mlchisan 19, Illinois 14; Mlcbigan St. 14; Kent 24, Obio 0; Minnesota 17, Wisconsin 14; N. Illinois 27, Louisiana Tecb 17;" Nebrasb 42, Missouri 7; Nonbwestern 20, IMian•7; Ohio St48, Purdue 14; Oklahoma 20, Kausas 17; W. Mlcblgan 33, E. Mlcbipn 14 · Sou..wat: Texas 42. Soutbcln Mclb. 20; Tcus . A.tM 7, Ric:eO; Tcus Tech 38, Baylor7 Far W•t: Air Fon:e 42, Fresno SL 7; Boise SL 38, M011tana St 10; M0111ana 3S, Weber SL 20: S. Ulab 28, SL Mary's, Cal. 13 ' scrambling for his life 16tlmes. "He's stuck wbere tile rest of Clevelaud, conversely, baa lhe suys are. We're inconsistent allowed fewer point& so far than, 8lld not doing enough to put drives Ill)' other AFC ~feose. OfJII ~~~a lac of points." opponents, only Cincinnati bu The Browus, winners of four saed u mmy u 20. . straight games oWiall, will be try· The Bengals haw II!Kbccl 20 ln&ID llllb It flw In a row for the ooly llile other time, in a 31-281ou flnt time since 1986. Tbey'w waa to New England. They've scored tbe last four meetings witb 10 or fewer In tbeir other four Cinc:innati io a series that is DOW pmes, IIICI KllnJier Ia the w-t- tied at 24 vil:lor1es apiece. ratccJ SW1ioa quarterback In the m IXlllfc:raaa:. Cincinnati bead coacb Dave Sbula, however, said be baa no plus to beocb him .. the !!IOO!CDl •'You have to piapoint lbat be Ia lhe root ause of all your problaDJ befon~ you mate a clecilloo like that, and tbat' 1 aot the cue," Sbula said. "It mat~ a It tougb wheD be doesll't have the time to lit blm lhell! IDIIIDI*-tblags over. Cleveland Browns . I ., s- who IIIJed to wiD ill their lD pme I Ia Pomeroy, wiD lad to Mc:ArtbDr to tate 011 a c:ast that bas a mimlr-oppcllile IIICOrd. Wlhama'l White Falam, who feU Duval In lhe beJIDDiug of their lbrcc·aame road tour, will find Cleveland Browns offensive l8ck1e · CLEVELAND (AP) - Less TOlly JOIICs said tbls week during J11an bilfway through the seasoo, JR1*111i011s for Sunday's g~~~~e at - the OnciMali Beopls haw qain Clewland Sladlum. "Second of reached that sorry s~a~e: They'll! all, it'• a divlsioo IIIIIIC. And we 10 bad, y011 caa'l afford to over- doo't reaDy like that lellll at all. So loot tbetiL ' . we've got to go out and tate · You couldn't stomach lhe aciYIDII&eofthem." bumlllatiOII. Some of lbo energy lhe BroWDJ "You cJOa't want to be the first normally put Into Jtndyloa lhc to lose to tbem, first of all," · pme p1111 - cliwrted tbil week to llllldaaame there's oo lcldoWn against llleir wiDle11 Intrastate rlvall. At S-1, the Browns a oft' to tbclr belt start in nearly 30 yean, IIIII witb aiiiUdiiCirier eec'- olld·balf aclledule appi'OICIIIDJ, they don't Wlllt io ICIU8Ddcr what by all lndlcatloaa sllould he an euy wiD. · · So lhey IPCIIl tile . . few clays ~yiDI af1 tile poUtlcally ~ ·1I ,."· BEEf. ...•' .......- put Ia tile lint !..tar ol Setuday'a ~ ._ldlrap Ia Cal -.., <*o, w1Mn 1MB Bengals to head north to face Browns .in second •eattle of Ohio• GROUND ., I. TAKING A SEAT- be aa •••WJna aper".. eta, .. Pllrd• Jllllltlr Rob n.rpen (7) lladl Old .n. belal ~~pelllled by OWo Sate dlleaden Malt Fink.. <tl> ..... LHU <ll> oa • bJoctecl their IIIIU& u the ownen of Muon Couilty'a bell record lo some danser tbla week. But Point from their bome loll to Losaa by beating Pleuant'a Bla Blacb, who ~a~~oved the goOse egg PortsmoUth, retun to Southeutenl Oblo Athletic liom lbdr wiD column Friday nip~ wiD II@.~ a sdff Leqae play wldl a clalc wilb it team sliD llddng ill tclllhla week io their-quest to equal Wahama'a Wlllllllll over Ill finllola of lhc SCIIOIIIII&IIole 111110> JeCOid. ,_, '•f'l' ','' ,,, ' Cbldlalna. SoutheiD'I Toruadoea, wbo baven't bad a wiD · Tbough they're llill the ownen of Melp Couoty'a llDce beallna llill-wlnleu Hanaan Ill late September. bell record, EuteiD'S Eagles only the latest wiD bit the IOicl ooc Jut time Ia their quest for tbclr partlciplllll from lheir COUDty to lose I hcwM '0' 11la8 secood victory c:llhe campalga Here II a glimpse at wbo will do battle wllh JIIIIC, falling to the IIDIC team dlat defeatccJ their ardlrlvall at J!omemniDJ lbc prevlou week. whom Ibis week. River Valley's Ralden, 111v1na 1oet In their ftDII .IOicl COIIICit of the ICIIOII, wiD rctnrn bome 10 ~· t"rtdar. Gallipolis at JICbon; Trimble at Eastern; a two-pmc bome 11111111 .,aiD1t a dub 1bat II 1 Lopu River Valley; Jdeiaa at VIDIOD County; Miller blgil after tnocldnaa 1e1111 out of the Ullbealetl n11b at Eulao; Soulbera at Alexander, Wahama at Wirt for the 1«0011 CODSCQIIive week. Couoty; Roane County at Point Pleasant. Spelldng of bomc stiDdl, the Meigs Marauden, Note: Hannaa bas an open dale. For ... ialelt local rt1P ICIIool rootW lldlon, ICart 011 Cl. . ' 11 CHUCK MELVIN CARNATION . • ..• ...• . .. .·:.. ~ :r were ' .. · lucb lffaln. Oallla AcacJcmy's Blue DevUa, wbo rebouDcJccl ~ GRADE ALARGE · . 99( Pringles ..•.......•......... . . 99( .. Hot Cocoa CHARMIN TOILET TISSUE _ "ALLEYBELL _ ::f. RC COLA PRODUCTS PIC ~F . · COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Purdue eaach Jim CoUeuo lleanl a lot of people calling hlaiCIID a Bia Teo CODiellder. But he never believed iL · After 24th·I'BIItcd Oblo Srate ac!minl•wect a 4814 healing Saturday, CoUeuo said 1he Boilamat.en wen~ still a way from being am011g lhe elite tcama ill lhe cmJCC. . "Everytblllg In tbla game waelousy," said Collet· .to, a former offensi~~ tOOrdinator at Ohio State uoder Joha Cooper. People were gelling oo the baod1\'IIOII. Ilalow we're &etter lhao we were (last year), but I was petrified that what happeocd today ml&bt ~·" · . Bob Hoymg threw four toucbdown paascallld had a aueer-bl&b 290 puslog yards ill lhe f111t half ae the Bucteyea ihmv deep aod often to disarm the DoUet· :maken. , · . HoYilli, who fiDillbed with 31M yards_passiiiJ. ded · Jolm DoriOn's 42-year-old Oblo State record wtlh hla flftb toucbdown J111S1 011 the first series of_lhe aec:oad half. . Hoying Cl0111pletecll9-of-23 pasaea ill the first half and bit hi& ooly aucmpt of the secood half. He had 1101 tbrown a toucbdowo pus In Ohio SIIIIC'alut two games aad had !brown just eight In the Buckeyes' last Dine pmea. _ '·~ lbiDg I wu clolng today wu making good de<:lsiolia, "- Hoying said. "Early in the game, they were playlna maD-to-mao defense in the aecooclary aad 1101 biiiZIDg. Y0111111U111y dm't see that!' ADd It _was my job to take _aclvuta~e of it. I aot Into a . groowemyrmdlleptlt&olng.' · : The 31M yanla 'W8S the fifth blgheat total ill Ohio · State blatory and die 290 yards wu the moet ever In : thelinthalfbyaBuc:teyequanabact. : "Bob paaiCd with peat collfidencc today. He . reacbed his zoae and lbat ~ wbere we neec1 him to : be,'' aald wide Jeceiyer Joey Oalloway, who bad · seven catches for 9S yanls Ed toucbcJowna ~ 42, 2 : and 11 yo. :. Pur4oe (4-2-1), DOw 1-25 ill lu last 26 televlsecl · pmes, Clllle In alooe In secoild place In the Big Teo ·. :with a2.()..111181t. But theBoilamaken also came ill · 103rd of 107 Dlvili011 I-A leaJDS ill total defense. • "I wu IC8rlld of·their apcal," Cdlctto said. "We : Clll't play J111S1 defense." · Ohio Swc (6-2. 3·1) milved Into a tie for secmd · In lhe c:oofcreoc:e, a game bdlincl top-I'BIItcd Pcun : SIIIIC. The Budreyes play at Pam Slal.e Salurday. : Hoylna _had never throWll men lhan two toucb· . • doWD, pules In a gatPC. In addldoo to the lbree TDs : to Oalloway, he bit Olrls Sanden 011 IICCftl of 41 POMEROY, OH. WE NOW ACCEPT WIC COUPONS _ '"'bcrc'a 10111e we'll! DOt JOOd at _ I've bJowu It liom day ooc. Oblo State kllcw it 100 Ed they lOOt em of it," Coneun said. In other Top 251Cdoa: · No. 3 Nellrub 4Z, M~ 7 - At Columbia, Mo., Broci: Barinp thR!w t1uee toudldown pauea In the aec:oad half aad l.aWII!QCC Phllllpa ran for 110 )'Iris 18 lbinl-llllked Nelnlka ovetame a slow start to beat Mlaaouri 42-7 S~ · Nelnalta (8.0, 3.0 Big t) dido't have a first dowo In a ICOII!Ieu lint yet the Issue wu oever In doubt. Mialourl, w hi. 1oet five 1n a row at home, averted a abutout 011 a 34-yard tooJCbdown pass 1iom Jeff Haody to Rahaetnu Jeotius wilb 7:34 to play. ·· · · · No. II T - AaM 7, IUce I - At College Scalioo, Tellll, CCJrey Pullig pwed for a IOUclldown and saved IIIIOiber with a tremendoua tac1de 011 a fumble retum u No. 6 Texas A&:M fought off upslart Rice 7~ 011 saturday for ita 26th COIIIeCUiive Southwest Coofereuc:e victory. It was the 25111 CODsecutive victory at home for the Aggiea (6.(), 4-0 SWC). Rice, wblcb startled Texas 19-171ut Suoclay, fell to 3-3 aad 2-1. The Aggles attock quickly agaillst lhe 20-pOint unclcrdos Owls for the only toudldown of the game. Haltbact RodDey 1bomaa took a short swing pass from Pullig and foUowecl a block by wide receiver Chrla Saaden 011 a 60-yard scorin& play with leas lhao 2:00 BODC In the flntperlocl. . The touchdown came after comcriJaclt Donovan Greer bad recovered a fumble by Rice's Youcy Edmooda at the A&:M 43. Puitig saved 11 lonchdown by dtaslng dowo Rice defenalve end Audry QIDou, who returned Leeland McElroy's fourth-pmod fumble 20 yards to lhe ' Aggjea' 43. Pullig was the ooly player with a chance to make the lactic. A.tM then forted Rice to punt. No. 7 Miami 38, W.VIralnUI ' - At Morgantown, W.VL, FnDt Calla direw for 266 yards and two touchdoWlls u No. 7 Miami avengccl iu only .Big East lou by healing West Virginia 38-6 011 Saturday. West VIrginia's 17-14 viCIDry last Nov. 20 cost lhc H1tllialles their lblrd dlle in the three-yea- biatory of lbe leaaue. u wellu a chance to play for their fifth llllliODafdlimpionsblp In 11 yean. · Oo Ibis Saturday, the Mouutalncen (3-S. 1-3) wen! DO match for Miami (S-1, 2-0), wbldl woo for the lhird llraiglit time aad ran Ita string of viclaiea over IIIUlllbd lieiiDJ to 68. Cclsta helped the HurriCIIIICI 10 a 25~ halftime ; llld 14 yerdl. lead by lllrowiD& a $2-yard toucbclown JIIISI 10 Chris • · And the Buckeyes dldn 'I let up. They ~ tlJrow. T. JOIICI and a S4-)'ll'der to Yatil Green, : lng Into the end zoae wblle ahead 3S;.o llld callccl MiaiD1 added touchdowna in llic lint two periods : two limeoula IIIII put 011 a fuB punt 'rush ill the flllll -Oil a ~yn IUD by Dlllyell Ferguson and a nloe• mlDUIC of lhc half. yarder by Uury Joaes, who started ill place of injured : After IIDPPiug the clock wilb six sec:oacJa left Ia · Larry Stewart. · · die half, Joe&"JICboo tlcted a 38-yanl field goal, hi& No. 18 Florida St. 17, Cle- t - At Tallabaa: ~oflhcopcgl!!g20minuiCI, · . sec. Pia., Wankt Duna ran for 133 yanla'BIId two "Any pllc:e I ever CMie from, you try to score ae • ·toucbdowna Sidurday as lOth-ranked Aorida SIIIIC mmy J)Ointa u you could.'' Coopet l8icJ. shut out. Clemson 17~ and match eel an Allantlc Colietto said, "It's DOt for cblkln:n. Tbil a btavyCoast Conference record ·witb 21 atralgbt league weJabt fight, not a pellmlnary. You'd better oome to winJ. · play In the Big Teo.'' 'lbe Scmlnolca, who have not lolt a CotlfCII!IIC:e After Eddie Gearge carried on sb of lhe Duct• pne sillce joining the ACC, go for the record next eyea' flnt nine playa to go over the-1.!100-yanJ mark Saturday qaiDit uobeatt:n Dote In a lbowdowo of 011 the yell', Hoying toot over. OSU liDebatker Greg ACC fnJDtrunncn. MarylaacJ woo 21 llnlight games Benl..t set up OIIC score WIUI 1D Ulterc:epiiOD and in tile mlcJ.l971Ja. Malt'fll*ca liockecJ a Rob Deignan punt to give the . FlorlcJa Swc'(S·1, S~ ACC) IIPUtlell!d much of Bucteyes good field polid011 qaln. the clay 011 offense, but ill defense doodo•tccJ to lh• Dcipatl had another ptmt bloc:ted, this one by out Clemsm for the llraight IC8I(JD and give aiiCb J1100 Louia, 011 the flnl series c:lthe secood half 8lld Bobby Bowdal a 19.() mark In bnmcmuiag JIIIICI. Hoytoa fo1JowecJ It wilil lhe 14-yard touchdown JIIISI The Seminoles sacked three Cielilson quarletbacta to Slllilen to JJ,18kc It 48.0. . five ~es aod limited the Tlgen to 149 yanla and "I lbougilt we would win today'a game aad score nine first downs. . ICJIIIepoillll,butDOt48,"Coopersald. Clemson (2-S, 1-4 ACC) dlclll't cross midfield • l'llnlue'a poinu aiiiC 0111 90-yard pass play liom until the fiDaliCN'Dc!s Qf lhe.tblrd period after selling Tll!fzger to tralg Allen and Allen's 12-yard reccpthe ball on a short punt by Aorida Slate's Sean Liu t1oo liom Billy Dicketl. · . at ita 48. 11 RUSTY MUJ.Ell 298 SECOND ST. U.S.D.A. CHOICE ~~~~~~~~._._._._._._._._._--._._._._._._._._._._._._._-=.__.._._._._._._._._._~Odo~be~r~~~1~:;.~ · O~U - downs.Purdue; ~iami beats West Virginia lhlual 8AM·10PM WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD OCT. 23 THRU OCT. 29, 1994. 'linttg.-J~ Section c .' Sports In: T~ 25 action, ( Monday thl'l Suntlay f '.' ' · . ' �P~~ge . 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GABS • Qualls, 4-47-1; Scorhll - PBS - BW B - , But a acorelesa fint quarter liMThe C•D!aoa took JIIIDl or the Dl&bt to opeD tbc fiDil Hill, 1·7·0; Hutchinson, 1·8; 19-pua from Juon Eatep, I:CM rellUJM two WJ111'en turnovers - lug ~ tlct own the PHS 37 aod period, Portamoath muchcd 79 Dames, 2-10; Stacy, 1-1; Wlllllley, founh, (paN fill); GABS • s.rcty, liDellal:br JIIICII Peck's n:aJVCI}' or llllldlcd lbe dl•aore lD Dille PtaYI yirdl ill eigbt playa wilh Bltep hit- 1-3. TOTALS .1..76-1. 10:12 fust; HutchiD1011, I~ p ........ PBS - Ealep 12-24- run, 6:62 fmt, (CmoccDI, a fumble at the Raidcn' 27·Y81d liDC with H i""ln bl atln from 'liD& Bowell with a 19-yanl atrltut ); and co.rnerbact Doug Lloyd's the OO.:;;rth ~ j:iuoJ~over the 8:04 m.t. A pua I'm the two: (0)-171-1; Hull, 0-3-0-0-0. TO· Qualla, 4-pua from Humplueya, interception of sorhomore B Cl•l-' _.. the ..... to point CXJDvenion failed. TALS 12-27·0-171-1 GABS- 11;54 second (tlct fail); lfutdllnqiiM'II!I'bll:t Shawn Taylor spua at m:,;~AIII-1 Oa Gallla'a first play from Humphreys, 8·11·0)-S6-t; L son, 62-yard ruo 7:30 fouth, th~ midfield sulpe - that the After f~rciug a aecood E1tep scrimmage after the PHS ac:ore, Saunden, 2-2 (0)-20-0. TOTALS (Qualls, pus from HuDpllreya); Ralclen could have tumed IDto at UDt lhlee mlDutea lalet die Gal- Hutdlinaoa took 1 handolf from lt-1~1).76-1 Oancens, 20-yard field pl. 1:0!1, least 12 poillta. ---· _____. ftans marcbed 84 yards' iD seven HumplRya, cut to bla left. dodpcl Reconl'ed Iambie~ : PHS: fourth. tblee or four woul4-be tiCtlen. llld ·Norm Broob alill ShaDe Nunley_ Nut..-= Ocl28, at JacU.. ()a playa, the of die I!'C· scampered 62 yards down the ood period. H Yl hit Qualb GAHS sideliDea to make it 21-6 for 1 TD iD the endzooc. Qualls lth 7.30 left iu the game made a leaping one-banded c:atdl w • ~,; witli hia left hand aod tudtcd it in Hump!Rya threw a strike to ~ to give GAHS a IS-O lead with for tbe ~~point CXJDveniou. 11:54 left iD the flnt ball. CreGallia a filial aeon: came oa a · mee111' tk:t wu wide to the rilhL ~-yard field 1oa1 by Cremeens Outstanding defensive play by with l:OS left to play. Jason Casey and Troy Duncan The Blue Devils return to fon:ed ADOther Trojm pu111 early 1o Southcaatem Oblo League action lbe aealtld per1ocL Howevt~, Andy Friday at JacbOD while l'artamouth Shepberd tolled Hutchlnaoa for a will hoet once-belfal Miami Trace. alx-yard lou, tbell Shane Nunley ScGre by qllll'ften intercepted a HumphreyJ pus to ~tb........ 0 0 0 6• 6 give PHS die bill 011 the GAHS 44. ·Gallipolia .................9 6 0 II • 26 PHS moved to the GARS 38, but StatistiCS two sacts by Cremceu stopped Deputmeat G p tbat PHS drive. FUll clowns .....................IS IS After Estep puated out of Yanls rushing ............... 309 123 bounda 011 the GARS 9 (PHS ocver Lost rushing ...................17 40 kicked to tbe Gallians all night, Net ruab1Dg ...................292 83 either punting the ball out-of· Pus atlelllptl..................13 27 bounds or using tbe aqulb tict 011 Completions ...................10 12 two llktoffs) the Gallialllllllldled Intdtepred by...................o 1 S9 yarda before Norm Broob, wbo Yanls J)asalog ................. 76 171 played a whale of a defensive pme Total yar;ts ...................368 2S4 Air, stereo, stand. trans., super nice, low for PHS, )lllllllald oo a Humpbreys Playa ...............................S2 · 53 miles, solid red., 41,500 miles. fumble. Rewm yanlc.:................6 64 Eatep promptly marched the Fumbles ............................2 1 Trojus to the GAHS 12 in four Lost fumbles .....................2 0 playa, but tblee J11111C1 PeD8lliea......................4-2S 6-73 u a reault of alert de ensive play Punta .......................... J-27 4-138 by Ryu Barnes and Seth Davis IDdMdual 11111a1nc. PHS aod a blocked field goal atlelllpt by BratdleU, 8-59; Eggar, 2-18; MacGallla'a Bnndon HW with 1.7 aec· DODaJd, 1-12; Kliittel, S-1; Estep, 8 ooda left in the half kept tbe Tro- (-3); Tbompsllll, 1 (-4) Team I (jmucoreless. 10). TOTALS 26-83. GADS GAHS toot the second half Hutchinjii!O, 19-173; Stacy, 11-93; kickoff and DWChcd to the Tro- Dailey, 1-3; Hill, · 3-19; jans' 28 wbere the drive fJZZlcll. Humphreys, 1-1; Woodward, 1-S; PHSqulctlymoveddleballtoGal- Borton, 2-1; I. Saunders, I (·3) 135 PINE STREET · GALLIPOLIS, OH. lia'a four iD just six but line TOTALS ~2!12. 446·2532 Burt • PHS - --,--•. 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OCtobet-23,1994 October 23, 1., OH--Polnt Pleasant, WV fall... <Coulillucd~c-3i}-----------.,.-----....--~ , - sot lhcm to tbe Wmiora' 17 for tbclr flnt veeeturc iD lhc red WDC. But IIIler iDa drive lllala~~~liDucd iD1o lbe ICCO!Id quarter, sopbclmon: Ricbaed SICpbeos claopped a paas iD lbe CDd zone OD a secood-llld-goal play from lhc W~~~m~ sevco. 'After Kelley's pua to Orca Lloyd fell IDalmplctc, DOD Wamsley booted a field aoal froiD lhc distance little-used veteraeis, ·loi:ludiDJ former slllrliDg quarterblck Hcadl Onber.ID 12 playa iD lhc 1ut ftamc. lbe RaldcO put forth ODly ClPJC paas play, as oppoacd tbree to out of 10 iD lhc ibiid. 1be dedltoa gaVe 111e Wirrlon lbeir tint wiD iD SEOAL play after losses . to Gall1a Academy, Losao IYid Jackson. :::::..~·Jz=,oomber lo gel v:r~:m:·:=~e:~=~~~ W111m1 rcspODded wilh ao elgbl· play, 67-y!Pid drive lbat saw Frye,. who saw 15 yaeds of his 46-y!Pid nm wiped out because of a Warrior clipping pc!laity, aury lbe ball f« all but lbe last yard. Taylor took care of lbat to get lhe boau• ftnt toucbdowo. Brjao PinkenoD' a exuapoiDt kick gave lhc Waerion a 7-3 lead, a mirgio !hat grew as time WCDIOD. . Frye, wbo was rewarded f« bia efforts iD lbe piVOIIII drive by takillg 1be balliD f« lhc Warriors' second score iD lbe J,aat two miDutes of lhc half, pimarily wed lhc blockiDg of cc01er Josh Schaad aDd &uards A.P. Nelson and Eri,c Grayaou for tbe rcmaiaclcr of bis yardage and bis final two touclldoWDs. Mcaowhile, ICIIIor fllllbact RYM N'Jdlols l!eg~~~ getting tbe ball more often after liD 46 ' halftim . e (despete get ~ of his s~ ~o 2bdooore halflimed fr liPid usiDg s .,.. , -pouo ame to belp wear '!OWD lhc Raidcn aod cat up mOle lime OD lhc clock. · W811CD casbed iD 0111hc first two of River Valley's tbree turnovers, wilh linebacker Sclh Eddleblute'r PllCOYery oC a f11mNed map ~y iD lbe tblnl quaeter resulting iD FrYe's four-y!Pid touclldowo nm. Later in act d!ree, Chad CaDfield's pickoff or Kelley's paas was tbe table-letliog iDcideDt lbat zeaulted ID Frye's 28yml gillop IIi lhc end zooc. River V!lllcy ltUct to lhc plllld g&MPIC 0101e iD lhc fourtb qUICtcilban 1o 111e tbird dcapite Jllilla to lhc beDCh for younger playcn 8lld hi w.mo·. , Puaio& )'lldi .................B8 Camp.-au. ..................7·20 lDICrclcpliCIIIIbrowo ...... .2 By beating Meigs 31-14, !', ~ · ,· ~ 2 iD~ec:elYin - D. Lloyd 3~31j Rueter 2·15; 1-33; Jqcia 1~ 9. :· lntercepllona i:nallt .... D; lloyd 1-0 · :• Fuenllle neo••riel- Peck 1-0 · 'peoa: -•SEOALteeeeea•- Jadaoo............. """'""'""'4-1 193 Scoring summary River Valier: Wamsley 24-yd. field -• 10:5 ~-A guu, ' """ qtr. Warreef Local: Tayl« 1-yd. nm (PinkenoD lddt), 7:33 2nd qtr. Warren Local: Frye l·yd. run (PinkenoD kic;k), 1:19 2nd qtr. WarreD Local: Frye 4-yd. CUD (PinkertoD kick) 8·59 3rd qtr Warren L~: 'Frye 28-yd. run (PiDi:ertOD kick), 6:02 3rdqtr. W!IJTCD Local: GreCDwalt 39-yd punt return (N'o. 61 kidr:) f( 7-1 7-1 4-4 2S7 149 28 Atbelaa ...............................o-4 42 75 83 38 125 · 91 193 16.5 S.3 1·7 ().8 260 112 • 161 89 . 55 . - . _Noea-lupe IIpper Ph • - l! L ~UtsDM:>utb .................................;...............4 4 Iam Ovlnl lA S.3 235 53 0~ ........~ ........... 3-1 RIVElt vAlLEY ............~2-2 Waneo Local .................... 1·3 Mariella............"'"'"""""'1-4 lY:L Fairlaeld ........................................ ;.... , .......7 Miami Tlace ..............................................7 1 1 Coal Orove................................:................4 Meip .........................................................3 PoiDl Pleasalll ........................................... .l 4 S 7 l! 212 290 90 152 91 49 279 140 . 29S. 294 ': 111 171 204 . 189 176 206 80 . 1JJ7 GAUJPOLIS U, Pcrtsmoutll6 · . Frllle;r: GALLJPOLIS il . Warren . Local 35, RIVER Jackloo; Logaa at RIVER VALLEY3 VALLEY; River Local at l.opo 27, Jacklou 13 Mar~e~ta; Alhcoa at Warrcli · MaricUa 34, Atbc:aa 17 Local; Meigs Ill VIDIIJII Coaell)'; · · PoiDI Pleasallt31, Melp 14 ~ Camty 81 PoiDt Plefult; · Coal Grove 30, South Point 12 Roc:it Hill Ill Coal Grove; Soudl · FairlaDd 17, Buffalo.WayocO POIDt at fairland; Miami 'rraCe . tdlaml Trace 42, Cloclooall at Portsnioutb. Northwest 16 . Team statistics WI S6 Rushing aa.:yds .....35-146 37·226 7.(), Apparently, the Meigs Marauders were not impressed. They quickly . DON TATE MOTORS, Inc. Gea ' ._..sm. ..,.. Ji_. v.-., ' . . . LOOK FOR GREAT SELECTIONS AND PRICES ALL MONTH' 308 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio J..n .. ' . -. ' · marched the other:way on a 16 play, · 58 yard scoring drive of their own. Unlike Point Pleasant, much . of Meigs' yardage came through the air. Quarterback Brent Hanson completed four passes on the drive for 48 yards. That included an II yard toss 10 Mike Marshall, who juS! missed getting the ball inside the pylon. From .. the one though, Meigs would return to the ground and haltback Matt Williams did !he honors banging behind his right guard for the score. The Meigs drive Jook.ano!hcr 6:40 off the clock and the !wo teams quickly • ., TURNING TUE COitNEil- Melp nYHPPI• back M8U WIDla- found themselves a quarter ofthe way : (rtpt) a• IIWMJ rr- PoUet 'P leuaat "-&ko" Ccaru wlelle through !he second quarter. , ~ ....-ew dlll'lnl Friday eelaltt'• - lcepe Pllhlr et Bob That's when things typically s!art: ~..-.. FWL Tlee MUIIIPIIen cii.el tlaelr dane P"' te.. atud ed lo backfire for the winless Big · ; ~t a Ylctory Ia r.IUDa to 3-5. (Ttm..S.nlheel pleolo by Dan , Blacks. Point Pleasan! went three · lfaorla) plays and ou!, and !he Maraude!li put ' ,·' Fall Harvest of Savings : - : . INTO THE STOJtM - ·RI_. 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With only 3:33lefl in ihe half wouldn't lhink !hat Meigs Would h&~ rival fashion Friday night before a Marauders used some power football the Big Blacks cruised down !he field time for a 10 play drive, but ~bal.'s near capacity crowd nestled in the too in keeping the Big Blacks off bal- at will. It took only seven plays, just exac!ly what they pu! together. ~Pomeroy pines. It was Point Pleasant ance. Fullback Jason Parsons banged two of which went for less !han II hotpe learn ac!ually reached the POint that ended up on lop though, 31-14, his way ahead for 26 yards on the firs! yards. Gill's keeper around !he righ! 16 yard line when Hanson hit Marbreaking their eighr game winless two plays. following the blocking of end went for 22 yards 10 t~e seven shall on a 13 yard curl pattern. HC!Wstreak in tbe process. 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Sentinel ~ ·C7 Pomeroy-Middleport-Galllpolle, OK-Polnt PI-nt, WV At the Eagles~ homecoming game, Trimble han·ds Eastern 8-0 ·loss By SCOTI' WOLFE Stadium. Tlmu Sentinel Correapondeot · Allboup Eutcm (S-3 & 2·1) aot EAST MEIGS -For tbe secood a couple sood runs from Charlie Slralsbt week; tbe Trimble TOIIICiils Bissell early, Eastem strugled 10 have spoiled Meiss County establish ill runnlaa same. Both hnmeo minga. . · primarily runnins teams, Trimble The second uprislns came as a struggled to do the same. The llule bit of a IUI)Irile u ~ Tomcall Eastern run baa been a mainllay all (4-4 overall and 3-0 In the Tri· se&l(ll, so wben Trimble establl5bed Valley Conference's Hocklna itself in tbe trenches, Eastern Divlsi011) claimed 111 8~ dcfens.lve stumbled. 1as on Sbcell paced StaDdoff aJaiDSt tbe boat Eastern Eastern with .52 yanla 011 18 c:anies, Eagles Friday Dipt at Sbadc River far short of lila e.Jy IIC8IOD a\'CI'IIIle. I t l Big Blacks win •.. ford. "You know if we go down eight or nine points right there it suddenly becomes a lot tougher to come back." Meigs looked to stan .the second half in great fashion as Cess Cleland returned the opening kickoff to the Point Pleasant 41. However, Hall chased d<JWn Hanson for a five yard loss on first down, and two incomplete passes later Point Pleasant had held. 'The Big Blacks took over on their own 36, and for the third time of the BACK-BREAKING INTERCEPTION - Eutern's hopes for a . game it was time t.o drive. Again, comeback Ill tlae riDal mlllutea of tlae fourth quarter were duhed Point Pleasant stayed on the ground when Trlmhle 'a Mark Patton (34) Intercepted *his paa_a, Patton as they marched the 64 yards in 6:48. otepped Ill front aad tlaea tore dowa tlae field wltla 4:48 left Ill tlae On the 13th play of the drive, Hall folfourtla .. uarter. ne Eutera o«enae could DGt aprinll back, faOJng to a lowed Bill Mauox and Michael Jef8-41 defeat Ia Ito homecoming game. (Times-Sentlaef photo hy Georp Abate) , . - Team ·- statistics Dnar!mcat ff Firat clowna ....................2S Total )'1Kd1 ..................341 Rnm(og IIIL·yda.... .57·293 Pauma yanla .................48 Comp,·IIIL ........ ,...........3-4 Inla'cqltiooa throwli .......0 FumbiCs·kllt....................o Pmallles-yda. :............6-~ .M 13 190 Blasell carried 15 times for 46 yanla. Trimble waa led by l>ennla Osborne, who liammered tbe liDe 16 dmea for 44 )'IKdl and a IOUCbdoWD. Friday's same was biJhllptccl by many bard bill llld an iDtellle battle in tile trenc:bes. For the present time, tbe club bad been taned tile Hockins Division championship same; tlae play by botb teams exemplified !bat soldea lllldcltooe. Baalem bad aMml opportuDlliel tbroushout tbe same; but coady tun;:::r~~.;:aveackove . tile Trimble alllc-yud liDc, but loat lbe ball 011 doWIII. 10 Trimble threatened before tbe balf, but lbe Eurcm dcfenae wllldl rose to tbe occulon, time-llld-dme apiD Slaved off ll1llWjw IOUChdown bid as' an llllidc:Dtified EaacaD lliBic defeader picked off a floatlnll (See EAGLES on C·7) (ContiDuedfnmC-.5>------""---'----- • fers on a one yard plunge. Gill added a quarterback keeper on the conversion to give the Big Blacks a 21-14 advantage. _ The Marauders found tl\emselves suddenly unable to answer. When Dunn, Brian · Farrell and Jeremy Weaver swanned under Hanson for a two yard loss, Meigs found itself facing a third and nine situation. Hanson tried a sideline panern, but Donnie Leport read the pattern, cut in front of the receiver and intercepted the pass at the Meigs' 41. Point Pleasant was now in control, and they took their time putting together another scoring drive. The Big Blacks found themselves going to the air for big plays on this drive. Gill converted a second and I0 when he found Matt Cottrill on a 14 yard crossing pattern. lben seven plays later Gill managed to connect with split end Kris Gilley. That was good for 23 yards in a fourth down and 21 situa- . That was all the Mason County tion. Meigs still did not give in. On men would need .. Hall put the finfirst down from the three, Hall was ishing touches on his workman-like hog tied by Staats for no gain. Two evening (21-103 yds., 3 TO's), with plays later Point was just one yard another bruisin~ run into the end zone'. closer to the end zone, so Hill came Hill's kick.made it31-14, !lie way it on to anempt a 19 yard field goal would end three minutes later. allempt. The kick was good giving "Robert Hall has played himSjllf into Point a 24-14 lead. With eight min- shape. and he has become the fullback utes left in the game though, the we knew he could. I thought he Marauders were still breathing. looked real good tonight. I was also Meigs fans were not entitled to a impressed by B.J. Grady (14-85). He thrilling comeback though. The ran hard and looked very good for his Marauders couldn't muster anything first stan," said Safford . "I thought my kids played hard," on four downs giving tJx: Big Blacks · the ball back at the 30 yard line. "We said Coach Chancey. . "You know. felt they were l~ading up against the Point Pleasant just did the lillie run a little bit," explained Coach Mike things it takes to win. They executChancey of Meigs. later. "Point ed. We just have to go back, keep Pleasant has some big strong kids. We plugging away, keep working and get felt that we had to throw the ball a lit- better." ' tle bit tb loosen them up a little bit. PolntPieulmt ........7 6 810• 31 But, we didn't throw it and we didMdp....................o 14 o o"' 14 o't catch it. ·That hurt us." , 20-41 149 16-34 2 0 4-20 Statistical leaders '"'*' lDial " pt Ilia .CJ.:7l R11sblngR. Hall 21-103: Grady 14-85; Gill 11-Q, halaa-Gill 34,48 )'ds. SUPER SPECIAL 461 SOUTH THIRD 31·1050.R15 PHONE 992·2196 WRANGLER RTS BLACK 4fiODLEPORl, 0:~ ssgss . ~'i'* . .. Recelvlnll - Gilley 1·23; Cottrilll·l4; River 1-11. ~ Nice Selection Of 4 Wheel Drive Trucks Mila Mara•dm IHl Ra•hlna - Parsons 2-2S· -·--' 'uST~DITcd PASS-Emem'aliatdme doWDlh lleld faltered Wllliama 11-24. PualnaHanson 16-34, 149 wileD th olfe111e faDecl to execute. oa lon&·I'UIIe ,._.. 1'bll pu1 to EaaJe receiver Claulle Blnel AIJeclloq and out of lila 1f1UP _.tla )'ds.. llD & 2 iDt ReceiYing - Marshall 9-106; leal tlwll:SO Ill tJae a- Trimble deC~ted Eatem 11-tiD ~n'• · PulliDa 6-41, I TD; Williams 1-2. homecolllinl game. ('l'lma-Sentlnel photo by George Abate) r.oool'i•A• nw/110 . 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All,.,.,.., ...,, ,.,,, • 441 Second Avenue Gallipolis, OH. 45631 SALE STARTS .-.oool'iEA• · WAS ................................................... $17,rn.OO SPECIAL DISCOUNT.................:.:...........:ISO.GO TAl-COUNTY DISCOUNT ...................... 113t7.GO -$11,1211.00 FACTORY REBATE .................................. 7SO.a0 ,. ' $59.90 $62.05 $65.1 5 $68.55 �•• • .' ' •' ..' ' Tlmes-sent.lnel OH-Polnt Pleasant, WV October 1994 · In other SEOAL action, . Logan & Marietta post · landmark victories Willa ~y two weets remalrifng in regular season play llac Logan Cblcftalns appear to have lbe inside tract for llae 1994 Soutbeastcm Oblo Alblclic League cbampioosblp a t 4-13 lia1l'tiiDC lead. The Chiefs put It away, and maybe lbe league cbamplonahlp, in the second half on Cosgrove's scoring runs o.f 1S and 43 yards. Statistics show Logali willa 267 yards rushing and Chad Zlmmennao hitting on seven of 13 passes for S4 yards. Jackson finlsbed witb 264 rushing yalds and five of 13 passes for 40 yalds. The lroomen lost two of tbree fumbles and one pass following lbeir 27-13 victory over lbe Jacboo lronmen Friday nighL . The Chiefs arc tbe only team willa au unblemlshnJ IC8j!ue record (4-0) as llaey bead Into lbeir final games against River Valley and Athens. ID olber Qllltests Friday, Warren inten:eptlon. Geoff Matlbews led lbe rushers Local downed River Valley 3S-3 and Maricua hammered Atllena 34- willa 11 carries for 124 yards. Man 17. It was lbe fnt league victay for Robbins was 14 for 68, and Joey botb Washington County teams. Boggs was 14 for 4S. Gallipolls raised liS record to 7-1 in Ouarterlllllll a 26-6 non-league triumph over Jackson ..................? 6 ·0 0 = 13 Logan ....................? 7 7 6 = 27 Porumoulh. Logaal7, Jaebon 13 At Logan, tbe Cbiefs twned giant Marietta 34, Athe111 17 ltiller for tbe second straight week At The Plains, tbe Tigers won and provided a big boost to tbe llaeir first game of tbe season by school's homecoming activities, overcoming a 184-yard rushing outs.corlng tbe previously effort by Atbeus' Kahi«m Maxwell undefeated lronmen 13-0 in tbe and 7S yalds in penalties. second half.. Last weet. Logan Marietta's two first-period knocked off an undefeated · touchdowns were 10- and 28-yard 1 Gallipolls team 14-13. runs by Brian S.,Uictlas and two It was lbe fourth Sllaight win for . Mark Uoroe kicks. ·. LOJID while Jackson slips to 7-1 Maxwell tallied on a 30-yard and 4-1. • dash and Nick Palmer's extra-point Jolm Cosgrove~ au four of tick. The Bulldogs toot a 17-14 Logan's touchdowns and gaiDed 182 lead in lbe secood quarter on Chris yards In 20 carries. His aea&al total& Meet's one-yard run and Palmer's now stand Ill 118 carries for 1, 121 28-yard fJCld goal, but Brad Kroft's yards and 16 touchdowns. Drew one-yard plunge put llae Tigers on Thomas ldctcd lbree of four extra tqJ 2(}.17 at halftime. points Friday. Shane Johnson applied the Botb teams scored In tbe first shocker when he returned tbe qu~r witb Cosgrove running 36 second-half kickoff 91 yards and ·. yards and Thomas • ldck making It quarterbadt Adam Covault iln lbe .1-0. Jactsoa came back on a three- two point coaveraioa to for a 28-17 yard run by Joey Boggs and Ryan lead. ID tbc fourlb quarter Covault _ HaD's kick for a 7-7 cJtadlQclt after passed 17 yards to Brad Kroft for one J]trlod. lbe final points of lbe game. 'The lronmen took a 13-7 lead Kroft and Smlcklas paced halfway through lbe secood quarier Marietta willa 78 and 7S yards oa a 62-yard run by quarterback respectively en route to 214 yards Geoff Mattbews, but lbe plarnnent rushing. 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Snyder Program Admlalltnator G.W.SWCD GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia Soil and Water Conservatioa District will sponsor the It' a SOth aonllll meeting and awards banquet Thursday, November 3. at 1 p.m., at Buckeye Hills Career Center, Rio Grande. Two supervisors will be eleded to llae board during tbe meeting. Candidates 'tbis year are David Graham, Jeff ffalley, James Howard and Robert Massie. ~ ·~ insteld of t.ne grass clippings. I be 80il provides micro-organistns lbat POMEROY - Fall is here! A brealc down the leaves, while tile showering of leaves occurs with · grass clippingS provide a nitrogen every gust of wind. The raking up enetliY somce for the micro-organof leaves may be a ·chore or to a isms. The CODipDSt heap needs suflucky few, a way· to spend seveml ficient.bulk for ~ decomposihours outside enjoying those few tion 80 make the ~ at ·least three remaining days of autumn. Chi!· foot in dilmetec but not more than dren still seem to enjoy raking up five foot. Sometimes a liule bit of leaves into a pile and then jumping water is added to keep the compost . into lhc ile. pile moist. Mate sure not to keep it For ccolo:;ically minded, too wet! Within six weeks the com- ByHALKNEEN J:sc tcmember that the leaves may be compoeccd into rich organic matter for your yard and pn. I lite to pind up lhc leaves mto quarter size pieces using my rotary lawn post pile should be decomposed mto useable soil. Collect your neighbors leaves. For more information ask for our extension publication, "Composting At Horne". Interested in volunteering as a Master Tree Fanner? The eighth annual training course is being held November 9-11 at the Piketon Research .t Extension Center, Piketon Ohio. Participants receive · 2S by JAY C:U.DWELL story. ~look at!~ stocks: . DuringOcroberandearlyNovem.Reliance Electrac ber, the chief executive officer and mower• Reliance Electric s{Oelc was up in chief fihancial officer will be making price over $5 per . .. , . presentations to several instiwtions My recipe for compost is: Add share as Rockwell ··. . inNewYork,BostonandBaltimore, one part grass clippings to three International •··.· as well as to lhe Financial Analyst. partS IJI)UIIII liP leaves and a shovel Corp. anno~ Societies in Columbus and Cleve- Of soil. You may substitute a 9,U&r· they willoffer$30 land. ter cup~~ 10-10·10 fertihzer for each Reliance . . Theeastcoast)iresentationssbould common share. . sparlcsomenewinterestinthestock · Reliancestockwas . becauseBobEvansFarmsisnotwell .1'\ fUol eS tradingat291/2to known there. 293/4onFriday. Thisstoctiscurrentlytradingat . ~eliance had earlier signed a de- lhe low end of iiS valuation range and Soybean barvesteKalated 26 fmuave agreement to be purchased . ·at a lechnical support level. Techni- · By EDWARD VOLLBORN points above last week. SeventybyGenemiSignaiCorp. in exchange cally,lhestockisoversoldon11shortGALLIPOLIS -According to nine percent of lhe crop Is now.lmrfor about 37 million General Signal term basis. · · the weekly crop-weadler report for vested. Corn growers have been sharet There is long-tenn support at $20 lbe week Cllding October 16, cool, dragging lheir feet 80 t1w pain,can Geneml Signal in~ tbat it is and resis~ at the $23 level. Our dry weatJ!er allowed farmers to become a dry as posaiblc befole it notconsideringraisingitspricewhich 12·to 18 rnonlh iargetprice is szs. make significant progres* harvestin total value is 13 ~t lower lbat · Fedetal Mogul Corp. ing ll'd planting crops. Farmers · is harvested. Tbe barvell oal) increase.d tbreo polnta over Jut R~ell's'$30 a share cosh offer. Federal Mogul 8llllOUIICed third wero 'lay busy wllh an avenae 6.2 week at 15t.. Tbia is below lut RockWell said it would combine quanerCamingsof37centspershare. · dayl suitable for field wort for lhe year and tbc five year averqe. RelianceEieclric witb itsAUeo-Brn-- Thiswassllghtlybetterthananalysts woelt ending Octdlcr 14. lialc rain AveapiiiOilbnoflllnntcdcorn dlcy 8lltr«nllion business, establish- projections. Donaldson, Lufkin, .t feU during tbe a fur. wu repu~ted a 22t.. Almost tbreoing a ·glllblll industrial autoolation Jenreue Securities Corp. continues lher dew sc in IIJpiDilliiClillUie in /ourlbloflhe Clllp is~ 1111t111e a enterprisewilh-combiliedaonualsalcs to rate the stock as "moccenudy iit- CCJ1111*i80D 10 last week. wilh ~ 89t.. Tbo fmal helped to drj lhe 2 1 of about $3.5 billion. ' tractive". ~ ~ ~ · _.speed · · ·B.ob Evans Farms, Inc. Jay CaldweU Ia aii lnvestmeat • moiJtlii'C ratings A ldUin Li~ ~ lobNow may be the.time. to ~uy be- Broli:erforThe Ohio Company In fat covered most malion Caia in COkndo reports that brealt~vens for caule feeders · cause l!laolgcineot as gomg on lhc their Ga!Upolls omce. • iDd cenlrll pull of lbe IIIIID. ~" to, tell the Bob avous Farms Extension Comer Gallipolis' Hometown Dealer ~ GALliPOLIS,OH. 1616 EASTERN AVE. (614) 446·3672 or ' ~ ~ ~ • i . tance progr11111S. Federal Crop Insurance has established lhe fmal planting dates for winter wheat and winter barley asOcL 31,1994. (Lisa Meadows is the couaty executive director of the GaUia Agricultural Stabllizatloa and CoiiSfrvatlon Strvlcr.) hours of forestry information to Farmers, greenhouse operators assist them in managing their vegetable growers are you in need woodlands and encouraging others of having a Pesticide Applicator's to do likewise. Registration fee is License to purchase restricted $60.00 and must be in by Novem- chemicals? We have scheduled ber 7th. Contact your local exten- with the Ohio Deparunent of Agrision office for further information.. culture to offer a testing site i~~o The final of four Green~ouse ~eroy on November 22nd stanSessions sponsored by The Ohio mg at 3 p.m .. Pesticide ApplicaState University Extension and tor's- Training sessions w11i be Ohio Florist Association will be g1ven November 2nd from 7-9 p.m. held Tbunday. October 27th at the and again on November 14th from Racine United Methodist Church. 1-4 P·~ · at the Meigs County This t1rec ~ session will start Extenston office. These ·sessions at 7 p.m. With a discusSion on Dis- are not manda_!ory in order to rake eases of Fkn1 Crops: What is New the test. hQwever, there is a great for 199S? by Dr. Steve Nameth, deal material needing to be studied o.s.u. ExleDSion Plant PadlologisL to pass the lest Review materials Dr. Jim Metzger, the Kiplinger sold at cost, can be picked up froni Chair Professor will present, Tech- your local extension office. nologies for lhc Control of Pl111t Hal Kneea is lhe AgriculturDisease: What's New on the H<ri- ai/H or tic u ltu r a liN a tur a 1 ZIOII. The evening will end wilh Dr. · Resources Agent Claudio Pasian explaining, Water •or The Ohio State University Qlllli~ Its lm~ in Green· Extension~ Meigs County. bouse OOp Production. · Farmers have goo.d weath er f or harvest·1ng c·rops i;=1n': ofehe nor.....! , ·• •. ance 111d disaster assislencc programs into one 1J10111111 beginning with next year's crop. Its provisions virlually eliminate lbe possi·bility of future crop disaster assis- rarm F'-fth week.,....., • sign up for cawtrophic covcnsc and remain eligible for benefits, those who wish "buy-~" covenae onlheir fall-seeded. lnsunrble crq~S must do 80 by OcL 31 . Buy-up coverage ia available only through private crop insurance agents, b~!t farmers sec;tinf only catastrophic coverage may IIJ8II up within the next few months at either their local ASCS office or wllh privlllC lgCIIlS. The new law - the Federal Crop lnSUIIIICe Reform Act Of 1994 - combines lhc crop insur- The leaves are falling ...autumn is here I CHEVROLET Tbla year we will qain be ~ The big "Hickory" tree winDer moting agricultural production In will be lllDOUIICed and 1he 11001inec Saliva, County willa locally raised will be presenled witb a plaque beef and vegetables bein& served at from 1be 0.0. Mcintyre Pitt Dialbe baDqucL trict~ 111e Gallia s.twm. Tbe Goodyear Outstanding Sance we are celebrating our Cooperator, Outstanding Farmer SOtb Anniversary Ibis year, we will and Outstanding Farm W0111111 will also be recognizing past supervibe recognized. Both ag and urban sora and employees. soil judging teams and tqJ lndividBanquet tickets are SS and will ua15ali'Crl will also be recognized. be available at tbe Gallia SWCD The district affiliate. members . office at 1U Jackson Pike Suite will be recognized. lbeir Qllltribu- 1S69 or call 446-8687 to; more tiona - _,. importiiiiiO tbe dia- iDlonnati!Ja. ' trict in carrying out cooservatioo Banquet tickets must be pureducatkln pograms. · . chased by Tuesday, November 1. Crop reform law sets deadlines By USA MEADOWS GALLIPOLIS - The recentlyenacted crop reform bill contains important deadlinea for diose firm. .era conccmed wilh malnlainina eligJbility for USDA bcnefiiS such as farm program ..ymenta. The new law, signed by President Clinton on Oct. 13, requires producm of insurllblc crop1110 tate out at least the minimlim, caw· trophic level of insulance to remain elig~ble for USDA benefits. While prod~ of ran-seeded crops have until early next year to ,· 993 Chev. Astro Ext. Juat Traded - thle compact wagon Ia extra clean lnalde end oUt. Compere and ahop .;. you'll eee we hllvalt priced ' . rlghtl .50th annual Gallia County S& WCD banquet set Nov. 3 ' c,;: are heading lower. Lower feeder More of the same is forecast for cattle and feedgrain prices have 199S. Feeder cattle 111d calf supdroilPed txeatevens for caule feed- pliea llbould continue to grow and era: 'rhis fall breakeven prices to ted l:llllc prices will ·remaih uncier cover conlmen:ial caule fmishing ' prasute. So, feeder and calf prieca of a 7SO pound steer will average II'C expe(ted to post y.ear.to-year lbcut $71 per cWL But, projections clcclina tbiOugbout 199S. • for early 199S suggest that with Reminder ...Tbe Soulhcm Ohio normal weather tbose breakevens GnDng Seminar will be' Saturday, willdrop10about$69perCWL November 12,199411tlbe UniverFeeder cattle and calf prices · sity of Rio Gnnde in Wood Hall ·have declined sharply in 1994. in . The ICIDi...- will be frool9:30 addition, premiums for lighter 10 3 p.m. The ~us of lhe Jlll?lilili weight caule have eroded relative will be ~ a twelve monlh tO slaughter cattle prices. Lower ~ systcai. FOr more informa. end smaller premiums for uon caitiCt the Exten~Oii Oflicc a lllcl calves 1n: the resu,It of 446-7007. increasinjl animal numbers and . Ed V~lbora Ia GaUia Co... beef supplies. IJ'I ateDiicw IIUt, aplcvltlm. a.m: f!!::. , ., ., I . . �' ' T1mas SenUnel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ott--Point Plellant, I wv To lbe men out tbcre, dream OH-Polnt Pleasant, WV Come Up k.es With The Classifieds the impossible dream: You look as aood in fonnal attire as a pen· guin does in everyday fealhen. IIERNlCE ' OCtober 23, 1994 B!DEOSOL 8 BULLETIN. BOARD Public Sale &Auction PUBLIC AUCTION 7 assets could be more pronounced French Hill Complete Holstein Dispersal At the farm located 5 miles east of Rio Grande, Ohio and 5 miles west of Gallipolis, Ohio on Old State Road 35 . ltlan ever in the year ahead. The hea"o~ens Indicate you mlgtlt be Friday, October 28, 1994 at 10:30 ·a.m. e.s.t. Sunday, Oct 23, • , Your leadership and execut111e appointed 10 manage something o1 1993 Lactation Average 24,872. 869 -781 P 11 Cows !tom 30,000 to 37.000 · SCC under 150.000 for the last3 years 100 Cows . 34 Bred Heifers·- 30 Yrl. Heifers. 33 under 1·yr. 10 Bulls out of the vert elite cows 100 Cowa · A fantastic herd of cows with everything you would look for. They have years of proper A.l. breeding . These cows are free stall & parlor cows with good ordinary everyday care. This is a farmer owned & bred herd. Truly a great herd of cows. There are 40 fresh cows & an additional 21 head of springers. Many cows have milked well over 100 lbs. Also, a very young herd with all of yours & their futures ahead. 34 Bred Htlftra · There are 2t heners that are due from sale time through early winter. An additional 13 are short bred. These heifers are bred to follow the 'generations of top genetics already in their pedigrees. That means super udders that will wear & will last and last. Top sires have been used with a true dairyman selecting the right bulls. 63 Open Htlltra · Another outstanlfing group of ladies. They range from approaching breeding age down to baby calves. Another generation of proper genetics. . 10 Built · These bulls have been kept out of only the top cows. They range hom breeding age down to calves. A complete vacc . program has been used for years Including: BVD · IBR -PR3 - Lepta . Dolry Equipment • Equlpm~ntto aellllrat Del.aval1500 gal. bulk tank wit.h 2 compressors, auto wash & 2 heat exchangers. Del.aval double -4 herrlngbone,perlor with 5$ feeders. Del.aval pipeline milker wtth 2 in. SS line and receiver equipment, (B) Del.aval SST II automatic take offs, (8) Del.aval Deltron II pulsators. (8) superftow claws . The take offs & claws and pulsation was all bought new in 1993. Del.aval H78 pump w~h SS distribution tank & 7.5 H. motor; (8) Del.aval 65 lbs. weight jars. This is an outstanding late model outfit! High pressure parlor pump; (13) Poly calf hutches; (25) loop style free stalls. 6 Rubber pa~or Mats, Waler Mist C Qling Sysfiim for Cattle. Calf Cart, Calf Puller. Vaccuum Pump Oil (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Be attentive today when wile people are speaking. Somellllng might be that wifl be worth remembering and aewe a purpose at a later date. Ubra, troat you""'' to a birthday gilt. Send for said in your p ·esence your Astro-Graph pra'dlcllonl for the year ahead by mailing $1 .2510 Astro-Graph. clo fills neW&j)lper, P.O. Box 4465. Now Yoil<, N.Y. 10163. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. SCORPIO (Oct. 2•-Nov. 22) Before getting Involved in a new endeavor at this time, make It a point to analyze au of the available Information. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23.0oc. 21) Your spirit of cooperation increases your appeal to others today. .Partnership arrangements should work out to everyOne's advantage. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jon. 18) Todsy you are suited for projects that req~lta both mental and physical dexterity. For productive fulfillment, keep your head and your hands busy. AQUARIUS (Jon. 211-Fob. 18) lnslaad ol pertlolpeting In lamiiOir invotvemants wtth your. usual set friends , experiment with of Reclaimer. somelhlng new lodsy. Try doing aoen lately. PISCES (Fob. 211-MM:h 20) Your place could be a magnet today, attraetlng people as a galhering spot. Don't be surprised if you have soma unexpected guests ARIES (Mireh 21·April11) Keep yo!Jr schedule as flexMlle as possible today. You mlcttt require a variety ol activities to appease your restlessness. Don't get lied down wyou can help 11. TAURUS (April 20-llly 20) Try to spend some time today evaluating your budget to see whera you can GEMINI (Miy 2f.June 20) Yow dynamic pe10001~ty will be evident t.oday and your presence will generate a stir of excitement wherever you go. Spread your sunthine and have fun. CANCER (Juno 21.July 22) Vour sense ol humor and subtlety are your most eflective tools . today. They can be used to. your advantage to . reverse a French Hill Farm The Carmichael Family, Owners 538 Pin~crest Drive • Bidwell, Ohio 45614 • (814) 446-2412 Middleport. Ohio by 45760, petition algnod 10 or• . more memben of tht' ;> · Real Estate General goals aren'lapt be danled today it you're flexible..and prepared to , change 1actics to meelthe needs ; ol the momonl. Go with the llow. ACROSS Real Estate General r-------:::---"iiii;;ii-:::-:;-;::::::--:::~ Henry E. Cleland ...... 992-2259 · Tracy Brinager ........... 949-2439 Monday. OCt. 24, , 94 In t11t year ahetd, you may Hnd several lucrative mail<ecs.tor tr.l special knowledge ano expenl6e you possess. What you nave to olfer will be of Immense valUe. SCORPIO (OCt. Zt-llav. 22) An Sherri Hart...... :.......... 742-2357 Henry E. Cleland 111992-6191 enterprise In whtcn you're educational and fun. PISCES (FoD. ZO·Morch 20) Although you might not dollberatoty seek attention today, you will make a favorable impr88810n,whOraV8f you go. Have " Kathy Clela.nd ........... 992-61'll Off'Ice.......................... · 992• 2259 OFFICE 992-2259 It----------;;,;;,;,.;;.;;.;;;..,;.,.;,;;;.,;;.-;,;~....,....,....,....,....,....,....,..,.-., OOHI THIS IS MAGNIFICENT! Located on SA 11248 juSt out ol Chester. This one floor stone/frame home Includes breath taking IS AN AFFORDABLE HOME WITH A features such as lovely family room with buill LOT OF POTENllAL· Located on SA 7 near In hot tub, large stone fireplace, wet bar, Five Points area. This older two story home atrim doors open to a huge deck with built in InCludes 3 bedrooms. 1 bath, n.W carpet & play area. Uvlng rooin, kitchen with many pine panel In kitchen, cabinets, dining area, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, flooring, cellar house, pert basement. Elec. H.PJC.A. garage . 1 acre. Nice large with huge storage space, 4.3+ $28,000 Make an like to sell before acres with nice level yartlinice ia~~:l~·8oo ASKING fun as a standout. ARIES (Morch 21·Aprll 18) Situations shOuld have a way ol eventually working out '10 ~our thOUgh events ano oarty Indicators might SI!JIBI otherWiSe. TAURUS (April zo-Moy 20) H a dellcate maner extats that you've gain. Be lenaCIOUI. CANCER (Junt 21.July 22) You havo a commanding proeonce today which others will 11nq appealing rather men oHenlfVI. In facl, your demeanor could enhance your esteem In their eyes. .• LEO (July 23·Aug. 22),.,_,. bOWl Isn't as Important lOIIey •• getMg the job donO rtght. Function as the power behind the lhrons tnstoaG o1 playing the ''~"" man. VIRGO (Aug. 23-stpl. 22) Your IIIIIUOnce over your 1n11ma1o clrcfe ol lrfenda I.-rather extraonllnary tocllly. use 11 1n ways mat beneln otr.ra as wettaa yoursolf. UBRA (Sapl. 23•0ct, 23) Generally speaking, condldons remain quMe lavilralite lor you todey. You're likely to retp your greatest cenellts In material ··'t .,..,,.\ ,. Li(tlt thlttp . , Wlrf~ 111ot 1 Kind of maid 6 Lobster feature 10 Desert in Asia 14 snakes 18 Eloquent $PI!aker 20 Atmosphere 21 Wreck 22 Serviceable 24 Ketchup ingredient 25 Fonmer Russian acronym 26 sansaa 27 Low-calorie lunches 29 - of March 30 Clinton's predecessor 32 Put on 34 Denomination 36 At any time 37 Gave a meal to 38 Enjoy 39 Beaten path , 41 Ripped 43 Print measures 44 Purplish red color 45 Laugh 47 "The -in Winter" 49 Short races 52 Nursety item 53 James - Jones 55 Disinclined 59 Not married 60 Called 62 Postal matter 64 .Place of contest 65 - • - ·yourse~ 66 Chimp's cousin 67 Dis.' org. 89 Twitching · 71- Khayyam 72 Within: preli~ 73 Creamy white color 74 Angar · 75 Lowest point -out (get with difficulty) 78 Regions 80 Imaginary creature 82 Wandered 84 Not as many n ultimate advantage tocsay, even been wanting to dltiCUII with a CIOSO lrfend, fills Ia a good day IO mako your presontallon. He/or.! will be t01eranlal10 ..-atondlng. GEMINI (Miy ZI,IUM 20) Your Intense enona 1111 apt to pay on todsy. especially In anangemanti where you're strivinG lor pef10f1111 • .f, fall colors. COMMERCIAL Plane rides PHOTOGRAPHY OUT OF THE OLD AND CHECK Ou:r THIS NEWER CONTEMPORARY HOMEI Located on Crew Rd., near Pomeroy. This beautiful 2 stoty home features 4 bedrooms, 2 112 baths, appliances, alec. H.PJC.A. a sensational living room with large flreplaca, basement with 2 car garage. Approx. 1 acre nice landscaping, lovely view, great neighborhood, ASKING $110,000 COMESEEI . - A11110 Li ller' 111 ('Il l ' CHioCK OUT THIS CUTE HOMEI Located on General Hartinger Part<way nice one floor frame with 2 bedrooms, utitlly room, 2 fireplaces, newer FANG fumance, covered front porch, parking in rear, storage building, fencing around home. Close to schools, grocery and restaurant. $35,000 ·as -Domini 87 Infant · BB Checks 89 Kitchen gadgets 90 Was important 92 Change 93 "- in the Family" 94 Claw 96 Where Ger. and lt. are 97 Drinking bout gg Feel poorty . 102 Strikebreaker 104 Anmed confliCt 105 Fnuily drink 106 Sulks · 107 · - Karen ina· 108 Quinine water 110 Biting fly 112 Twenty-one-gun114 Beats 115 Jackson or Carnegie 117 Earthy sediment 119 Girts 120 Loving touch 121 Unhearing 123 Paga borders 125 Ten Hatcher TV role 126 Hirt and Pacino 129 Place for a window box 131 Retinue 132 Equitable 1:l3 Ancient lang. 138 Repet~ion 138 AirplanP ' art 140 Letters in genetics 141 Chessman · 142 Kind of moth · 143 Rough 145 Loud noise 147 Horse's fast gait 149 Draw oul 151 Zoo attraction · 152 Cleveland's lake 153 Ireland 154 Invent 155 Pulls oars 156 Circurts around a track Other 446-9004 446-9814 4 ............. •• mitt, 111 ltoutt., riiN ., ~A4~ ,....... , .... ~ • . : ' ~~~~i- : •' Chlt:Uno, IOW1NMf. -··· Doe ...... lo riM _, - ~ !~e~~~~~r:; 1 . .,," ,,• ., '! 70 . Family and vicious 73 Sluggish 74 Pressed 75 Pen point 76 Itinerary 79 Have bHJs to pay 80 Wildebeest 81 Boy 83 Exist &I "-Cresr 85 Oak nuts - - - Cot. Oocor E. Clc .. ~·-·..._, ' 31M.aii-IQO. AUTOHIO Insurance 9 (614)446-6111 .. :~., ...., ~=:::~--==r AII-I A- IIANACIEA TRAINEE ..... ....,_ ----·- DloonledoW~oWthor............ - · ...... ........ old . . . . . . . . . lumlltn. Anllquoe. PC LIMn! nMdocL t31111Yr; ,...nllal. 7M 3113 45110 OIL 11111. • •••lltn, Only ~30.00 + tax incl. labor and up to 2 gallons of anti· freeze POSTAL JOBS !IIIII h1.41'lllr. For Eam And ADDIIcllian Info. Coli (21tl • 1:101 Eat. OH5I1, I A.ll. 4 P.ll. · Bun .f'rt. ' Aiel E.tlleC.W. Pu h 111111111 ~~~.c:=:~ · !lllln, . C~l 446-3672 for your appointment today Soclol Wort IIOIIIIon In Ill lad WYDHHR LTC flcltty, Raqo I • IISW I c•••••- Everyone Welcome & Meet the Candidates & ,," . 'I •• " I WVBSwt b-, · md • ,...,., 11111110,-i -lng - -... _ , to - - nunlna- _.... . ..... having -lot .... . Springfield twp, Bidwell Republican Aally Tales lor Ail-Hallows Eve at the • Our House Mu~eum Oct. 27, 1994 7 pm.to· 9 pm $2.00 street clothes $1.00 costume Ages 2 to 12 years old .\ Porter U..t - ll.f', ~ CooUct Llltln Hoopllll, ..... 21orll. I Te ....... lflllr ·· Altw- Cnollana -.g I OPPOR- IIANACIEIIENT --:r-011 -· - llfiW . • -..-an..__ ~1·-.n• ._. a0..114at llllhllaloallo ~llllld-lo- 7:00pm . -IIIah [j.For ....... 1. . New Bidwell Porter Elementary School Refreshments Provided Sponsored by the Gallia ,:~ County Republican Club • • .",, ,,'I ,.,•• • "• ·• WAYNE'S PLACE WAYNE'S PLACE HALLOWEEN Middleport, Ohio Come Party With PARTY· •• Sat. October ." • 'I ,, .. .,,," costumes · OCT. 26TH So Come Dressed ,,'(' All Legal Sewerages 5.00 Cover Charge Served. •I ' EDWARDS Died Oct.19, 1993 TlloH we love muat ~pan •• ,,•I, and Plain Pumpkins 1/2 price 1914 State Route 141 Gallipolis Everything For Rent 2 bedroom home at Centenary Must have references and depos_it $375 a month 446-4053 1O% ott ..•.• The Dove's Nest Antiques 'I 336 Second Avenue .:! . ,·• ,, Gallipolis October ·t out their radiant light But we know that like • nndle Jo~nn't lov,ty l~t wllllhlnt To brighten up ll'lolher place mort pelfect .. .. Autumn Sale 28- November 5 more dlvlnt. And In 11M Nllm of Heaven where they tthlne eo warm 111d bright. OW loved live ' - • more In God'e ellmlllllghL . Sadly ntlaHCI by 5:00 • Mon. -Sat. 9:30 • 8:00 -Friday 446·8776 . . hulbMd, eon, grMddaughllr, mother 9 :30 • .\ ..•. 1 .·t,: encllrtendt. 1 . ' , Planning a Party? . Step back in lima Call 446..0586 Our House Museum Book You're Holiday Partie's 'I l " . '' I . ',' . .. 2 In Memory -~~ Olllce Clinical A llnl: F• l*'od flmlly pnoctlce In Loving Memory of ............. lmrnodlal<l l!tll lor 1 cllnlcot •-ent. Bertha Mae Miller ...,....,.. .,..-. er- Oliollllod condldrtiN - l d lnc:ludti CIIA'e l LPN'o wtlh eorne ••lnlng within the oHice would be oulta"'!, ~ne. who passed away Oct. 23, 196 I. We cannot know what lies ahead from passing day, What changes God is piapning In 1-iis wise and loving wa ys. • . We can not know th e - - Moun -'tad ~ Muolclona lo lonn rcx:k bend, pllyor a guftorlo~ muol - havo Own equl~1e Ina..._ only. IM-< 3114>417W758. He aJJow s bolh joy and tears, Why we must Jose the precious ones We· ve cherished through the years. We cannot know but ;:rto... eo or 3 Announcements Racine Grange 2606 would like to thank we can trust, alii he people who And faith can help us find Our way to those came and participated in our tomorrows That will hring us peace of mind. Sadly missed by daughter. brothers and sisters Card of Thanks Pig-n ; Poke Auction and Community Dinner. We could not haye been a success without you . 11 Happy 22nd Birthday to you Donnie Randolph. 11 Help wantad POSITION OPEN - Licensed Social Worker. Applications accepted through O c tober 28, 1994 at the Gallia Co unty Health Department, Courthouse. E.O.E. Help Wantad -' r=======..t.:===:=. . WANTED: COMMUNITY SKILLS INSTRUCTOR needed to teach community and personal skiJJs to an , r adult with 'l earnin g limitations in Meigs County. HOURS: 32 hrs/ wk (Jive-in) : 10 a.m. Sat thru 8:30 a.m. Mon ; sleep-over required; vacation ~nefits . Variou s skill s and talents needed . High school degree, valid driver 's li cense, good driving record, three years licensed driving experien d:, and adequate automobile insurance coverage required . Training 'provided . Salary: $5.00/Hr, to start. If interested contact Christy at 1-800-531 -2302 no later than I 0/28/94. Equal Opportunity Employer. .. Thank you, . . Ronnie Myers, Jene and Sherry Myers, Jaye and Jeannie Myers and family ., ' -ta . . vortoblo, 1M may llaull In IIIII limo omptoymant. ~ian wMI dopend on lito lndlvtduat oppllcsnt'e ......... 11111111. Ouollllod ...... dldll• lhould aubmn lltolr IO Bol C.11 'Ito PI Pll !loglower, 200 Mlln St, Palm Plo0eon1, wv 25!580. reasons our time of grief. '• 5 Happy Ads noo ...~ ___ .....;:.O:::-:=:~-:-- fuN ot pill to Box C-20 % PI Pit !loglllw, 21111 Mlllt Sl, Point W¥255!0. The Family of Frances Myers acknowledges with deep appniciation your kind expression of sympathy. The cards, Dowers, food and visits were very much appreciated in Call 446-2342 or99M156 FOR MORE INFORMATION I-.., :. Pl-. f Early ..,..,..,.e A_ I .... - lpoan,30Wllo- mUII ..... _ , - . ·~ :. >"·r' ' [i beyond our p r - t tight .. MUll TNvt Ul and thl -rid w. know with· All Real Painted Southwestern Elementary Halloween Qarnivat Saturday, October 29 5:30 pm- 9:00pm?? Costume Judging, Games, Prizes, Bingo, Cake Walk, Haunted House ,,, .,,,•• ... :\ ,,..,, ~ Memory Of JOANN ,, . ! Love, Mike & Danielle In limo, But Not Forgotten STARTING WED . -~· · wantod IDr dear --.111M41-2481. 1994 KARAOKE Cash Prizes for • 22, Gone NIGHT FREE FOOD t' Oct. TUE NIGHT LADIES 9:00 till 1 :00 "• Us DJ TUE, FRI , SAT. Still Water Mlnoflllr - · wfll lntln, 114- 11112·10140. His 50th Birthday On 10 am till 2 am •I .( Gary D. Drummond Open Mon. thru Sat. 29th Uve Band 'I ' r Clwtll-- JCrNOWI will celebrate Homecoming on Sunday Oct. 23 ' \ .\ ••'I ~ -lana Gene Johnson Monday, October 24th "•• •"• "" r. • • PtREAQHTIR .I08a. EniiY-Unl - lna .. • 7311-4711 Ajlpllclrfa Colt 141 lht. A.aoiS2 • A.M. .. P.ll., 7 Doya. Service Dept. I I .P' F_ll....... Gallipolis "Get Ready for Winter Anti· Freeze Change Special" . DRIVER TRAINtNQ II You To DtM For A Contllanv You And Ycoir 1hll ,.....,Con IIIIIIIIY. Cllll Ow ......... ...., 1.aclo-I04To lchodulo A F- To tu.u -tM.21 - · Pold Tnilr>- Chev• .- Olds Elizabeth Chapel Church ,·,,•• . ,• , word ' Walled to Buy Help Wanted 121,000 _..,000 FIRST YEAR FREE COLI Attention ,\ - sequ~ur Macaroni Day after Mon. Pommedia dell ·Fall behind 97 Individuals 98 Places 100 Writing fluids 101 Colleen 103 Eagle, e.g. 105 Book of maps 106 Carpenters 1001 107 Affected manners 109 Letters 111 Purpose 113 Stirs up 114 Den 116 Restaurant workers 1 t8 Plods 120 Invented. as a 122 The Sunshine st. 124 Card game 125 Ordinance 126 Curved line 127 Plunder 128 Step 130 Defame in print 132 Destined 133 Clear 134 Flavoring plant 135 Spud 137 Therefore 139 Pasternak character 141 Tiny opening 142 Dwell 144 Baste 146 Bile 146 Tear 150 French article w-r•w•• Auclfon ...._, GaiHpoUO, Ohloi1W7N120. everyone! Phone 11 77U711. Risks We try to insure , 86 89 91 92 95 RlekPoa-~'= lull lima-. •uctlon Mvloa. Uaulled III,OhiD I Will Ylrglnlo, 104- Insurance '(, " Employment Servtces &Auction • DUI• No Prior Gospel Concert Jvan Parker AI the First Church of God 1.09 Garfield Ave. Gallipolis Wed. Oct. 26, 7:00 p.m. No admission Charge ·•",, " -- Public Sale Cancelled/Rejected All ,1Dwa112331 -.o~ovewfthcoge,l- SR-22 MATTRESS OR BOX SPRINGS FULL OR 1WIN SIZE Regular ............ ................... $85 Firm ..................................... $95 Extra Firm ......................... $105 Onhopedic )()ng Size Sets ........ $350 & Up Queen Size Sets ..... $295 & Up Bunk Manress ........ \.. $48 & Up Bed Frames .......... $25-$35-$50 Mon. thru Sat. 9-5 p.m. 446·0322 3 miles out Bulavllle Pika FREE DEUIIERY c..... . . . . Rd., Payment Age~. u.a. WarUd: Aut-.c. - wv. ndlln Anwl tdr lrolll !Jtolga ~:L 1112 CUrlla Low Down All Pold: All Old COini,Oold.....,_COinl, Gold Coin& ti.T.S. c.tn tlhop, Auto Insurance LAYNE fURNITURE 'I ,I . ---.-....... '!:op - & • Lolt' FOWid . Founrl: ,_., - 8plnW.I1ttthJfit ATTENllON HUNTERS! lfs nearly hunting season- ifs always camping seasonl Come 5!!8 this 3 room cabin on 5 acres located within walking distance to Forked Run State Par!(. There Is also public hunting on the UKE State property. ASKING $22,000 Come ;n'OMEJ! -1Located In Chester. on New Hope . oflerl • Rd. This 19BB manufactured home features 3 A CHEAPYI Located on Old Union Ave. bedrooms, 2 bath, kitchen _appliances; small this small frame homa Is part of deck, bAnds, aiiBched 2 car garage w/cament tots. POSSESSION. · floor. Elec. H.PJC.A. 1+ acre. $9,500 ASKING $43,500 ' MIDDLEPORT· 2 SIOfY frame home with 3 LONGBOTTOM- 2 SIOfY flame hme with 1+ bedrooms, 1 112 baths, large front pdrch, acre 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, aiJI)IIances. screened rear porch, unn air, ges heat newer · garden area, screened fmot ~· siding & roof, etorage buildings, celtai A many .-er repainl throughout the . nice big home with many new repaltB. Some river frontage al8o rental income from Owners relocating. Don't miss the chance to the local post office that Is part of the be owner of tills property. ASKING $37,000 property. Also view of river. ASKING $45,0(!0 WE NEED USTINGSI SALES HAVE'BEEN NEW USTINO- Just out of Racine on SA OUR STOCK IS LOW... WE NEED 338- one floor frame home on 1+ acre with 3 GOOD YOUR USTINGS...IF YOU WANT TO bedroOms, beth, gas space heat, shed, SELL .. WE .HAVE BUYERSI GIYE US A clouble lot, unR air, outbuilding, not bed lor CALL TODAY! the price. ' $19,900 Pomeroy, Middleport ' BOOTS All leather Western Boots Reg. $149.00 Sale Price $59.00 Large Stock Enginaer....... ................. $49.00 Wellington ...................... $49.00 · Loggers ..... :.., ............ ::.. $50•55 Harness .... :...................$59.00 Carollna-Georgta-H&H Insulated, Safety, Gortex S~aln Furn~ure 62 Olive St. Gallipolis All U.S. Made " : I , • Pool .... ~ Wll DIIw. Wllhkl A 11 •t Dl I M& Older , _ - - Mli ~ .. lllok ... .,_, IIIII, .... t..tnad, ~ ~ ~.-.,. 6 t Theme 2 Wear away 3 Domesticated 4 Greek letterS 5 Decompose 6 Bring about 7 Luxuriant 8 "-tonga .. ." 9 One's garment, Collectively 10 Rock 11 ·-Town" 12 Prejudice 13 Creek 14 Where Vienna is 15 Depot: abbr. 16 Heap 17 Thrall 19 Certain birds 23 Perfect place 28 Upperclassmen: abbr. 31 Stringed instnument, for sho~ 33 Rowing item 35 Mil. rank 38 Fibb8<1 39 Object 40 Andes animal 42- Scotia 44 Sharpen 45 Friend 46 Period, 48 Fiddling despot 49 Kind of ranch 50 Soon 51 Where :lurich is. 52 BUm 54 Fonm of prayer 56 Memento 57 Vtpers 58 Kind of seal 60 - and cons 61 Challenge 63 Cover 66 Supervised 68 Club participant INnolc!:.aM 11un 10 Rlln Or A.M. -t, a Chill w- Oltl. ,.. CJOOIIIII!Iw, Llio VACANT GROUND- Located on Peach Fork Rd. 52.41 + acres that includes ges wells that are producing, royalties being paid of $101+ /month. Thare Is an old bam on the property. This would be a nice building site or hunting ground. ASKING $29,900 IMMEDIATE POSSESSIONI Make en offer. . Gallia-Meigs Airport =-.==~....., DOWN p.m.s-y. ' Farms, Business, ~PIIIC..,IIIo : 157 werit quickly 158 Passover feast llunclai .... • 2:00 ...,_ Frldtll'. llloncloy dian • 2:011 Plane rental -::::--;7-;',:.:.==""77--..,:--' [!~~~~~~~~~ VOid-- Construction, Homes, . . 1'ninM; I Wei I J, IM'44i. • - .. ALL lo Pold In ~. DEADIJHE: 2:011 p.111. tho day lltloN tho illf Ia lo IIIII. Flight instruction 'l:"l ...... "" :' iu-aa. 'I AERIAL& t:'llp wanted 11 Galllpolla & VIcinity f ; , 4 *danllla, PllltUI IUI8n& See Answer to Puzzler on Page B-2 3258 N. State Ad. 75, Thomtown, IN 46071 (317) 436·7685 lmpmvo your outlook and attllt.<fo. VIRGO {Aug. 23>Sept. 22) Career society who oro realdonta or Mtlga County, at lust 7 days bolore tha .onnual election of directors 11 held. Only regularly nominated candidates who have . met the filing requlremonto will be ollglble lor election as director. (10) 19, 23; 2TC SUNDAY PUZZLER· 7872 N 300 W, Thorntown, IN.46071 (317) 325-2551 . AU08700361 Robert N. Wiley, Sale Manager your essenllal dulles, but do not make today al work and no play. Pleasant diversions can help achievement but you wm have to earn whal you hOI?& to gain. Striving tor your goats wm_prove See the beautiful ., ' Marvin D. Mcintyre, Auctioneer LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Attend to Important ally could play a key role tn ma~ng nnappen. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·FeD. 11) You're pressnlly In a cycle of high $25,000.00the . full If offer 11 accepted, purcheso price will be due on or before November 28, ·1194. 'Tho Executrix reservta tht right to reject eny and all bids. Fred W. Crow, attorney lor tha estote (614) 992-5132 (10) ,5.. ?,12, ,1.6,19,23;8TC 3256 N. State Road 75, Thorntown, JN 46071 troublesome development. might soon come about. Atl PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE Sealed bldo will be The ennuel alectlon of the received by tht Board of Director• for the underalgned untll11:00 Molga County Agrlculturol at Society will be hold 11 the October 28th, office of Crow oncl .aecre1ery office et the lelr 0. Box 608, 110 grounds, on Tuoadey Second St., Pomeroy, November 7th. The polla will lor the ule of the "'""''"''·I be open from 5:00 p.m. 10 real estate ownld by 9:00p.m. on election·day. Korr at the time of The a_lectlon ohell be by deceooe. Sold bollot. Ballota muot be located at 21 marked with on "X " Syracuse, Ohio. oppoalte the nante 'of eech Said root estate aholl not ·condldatt vottd lor: be sold for .... then otharwlot lhl name will not Mcintyre & Wiley Auction & Sale . Management Service trim off some waste. Your efforts could be wrprlsfngly rewamlng . Astro-Graph predictions clo today. Mall $1 .25 to AatroGraph, mls newspaper, P.O. eo• 4485, New Yoil<, N.Y.. 10183: Be sure to state your zodiac olgn. SAGITTARIU$ (Nov. 23-0oc. 21) Today, circumstances might provide you with an opening lor a piece ol the acuon Where two otr.ra nave already dOns most ot the spade work. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jon. 18) Something you've been hopng lor Public be counted. ht caatlng by of votes for ·T directors proxlea Ia not to be permitted. Only reolderita of Molgs County holding momberohlp certificates, lor 1 ltttl 15 days before the .dlle of election, ntiY vote. Mombore of the aocloty muot declare their c.,dldoncy lor tho office of Director of tl)e Soolety by filing with the Secretory Leurlt Reed, 2115 3rd, Semen & Tank: A large semen tank selling bought new in 93. Also a guantity of popular semen. · Frozen Embryos: There will be 15 lrozen embryos selling including : Mark XChairman . Aeries X Mark · Southwind X Mark Farm Equipment: 1994 H & S N1350 V type manure spreader with bottom augers & rear discharge (like new). t 992 Knight H2250 TMR mixer wagon with scales & auger discharge. Terms: Cash or Check Catalogs available by request Trucking available Lunch Served By Dairy Promotion Committee something wtth pa's you haven't presently Involved has greater poten•al than anyono reatlzas. Evonta will bear thlo out. Major changes are yoar. aheadSanG tor SCorpio In the coming for your PROFESSIONAL 200 Head of Registered & Grade Holsteins Selling · Wlcance . ~RA DISCOVER FLYING -----=----- Wlnted to Buy 9 •• •• �• ' Page-04-Sunday 11mes Sentinel ~, OH-Polnt Pleaaant, WV See·Scram-Lets on Page D-7 Apartment forRenl 11 HelpW&ntld : . For m:~ ...,., =···. . . . . :MII40~&:: 8 Dopoolt, .,.. Public Sale 8 . .. ~~ """ ... • . /Hr, To IWL lloiiCI - - To : · eMilio ..._, P.O. IOol, _. ·Jlo.._.._OH -UI40. n ttane 10m1M; Thursday, OCtober 27, 1994 At 7:00. P.M. 1 ~-'"' - Public Sale 8 ICONIERVAllON It Auction .lOIS -Malnl-\':t . . ~~""mo.• lleourlly, 11141. No .PUBLIC AUCTION : A.ll. To 10 lUI. 7 Dey& ; 18 Wantacl to po • ll.lbyalllna .. IIIII looiM .. lllld- .: dllpOtt, ·~,.. Elpo- Child c-. ; age. flulble houra. Arrr r~~n1;nlbli " .. -...• . - . Ill Rd. :ttl' 182411:1. ·~ a-1 ........,_, ' · Yll'll Worll Wl.-o W · oun.. Clolned l,lah! ~ « Com.......... -dinllol, ....., Pol:::.. ,- .~ =:::::::=~=-=-=--=:•=:."':. ~o".:'~-;: : 0111 *"'11-' 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Sat. Oct. 29th 9:00 am 37-88 St. At. 776 Jackson, Ohio 45640 Owner: Dale Armstrong Family Terms: Cash or Ohio Checks wilD • To sell: Ford 861 Workmaster Tractor. bushhog, 6' gr~Jder balde, pole boom, 6' King Kutter finish mower, reversable 3 pt. clam bucket, 1977 Dodge pickup truck, 89,900 miles, 300 gal. fuel tank w/stand, bolts, hand tools, push plow, garden tools, chain, fuel cans, push mower, btcycles, ladder, mise lumber, old scooter, sm. vice, double bed, Deacons bench, rocker, 1 cn•lirs. old stepl;)ack cupboard chest, 1886 Dinner bell, floor childs roll top desk, Penn Central RR Lantern, Penn Central coach lamps, Pullman smokers stand, 2 small wall telephones, brass kettle, cigar mold, hall tree, oak pedstal table, period veneer ped. table, nice matble top fern stand, cast Iron cookware, old school slate, butler mold, 2 old clocks, match safe, to~. stone jars, glassware oil lamp, pepsi bottle caddy, ~ns, old bookS, Sad Iron, traps, craflniatlc chair, hoeptlal bed, nice · Hammond organ, k~chen\fare, table lamps, lawn furniture many other Items too numerous to mention. Lunch served by Wesley Methodist Church. · Auctioneer: Terry L. Lloyd (614) 286·1229 284 Webb Pierce Rd. Jackson, Ohio 45640 Licensed & Bonded In the State of Ohio Not Responsible for IO§s Ql' accidents. Take ·Route 141 fmm O.lllpolla, tum left onto Route 176. Tum right onto P.trlot Ro8d.. W.tch foralgna. · Out of 1t11te helrw conmiMioned to -'1 the pereolllll effecte. ANTIQUES AHD COLLEcn&LES Oak Ice boK, ~!khan cupboald, trunks, dr-r. 13 dinner bell, Griswold tkllleta, alaw cutte~ wuh board, picture frames. saveral cookie jlla, baabtt some tin, sad Irons, wooden chum, lhoe laat, blu~ granke, egg basket, ldda pota and pane, buggy robes, 5 gel. Ilona jer, pickle jer, mllblet, McCoy piec:H, Wagner tea kettle, c:aat Iron griddle, Wagner aldlleta, G_ rlawold cut Iron wallle Iron, ltralght razor, razor llrap, atone jan and juga, c:aat Iron cookie mold, granke ware, poatcardl, Wellmoreland glau, Fenton, Viking, Blanco, Carnival glu*ware, aome advers. kerns, hanging clock, Coke thermometer, eat of gold Concord dinnerware, jewelry, feed aacb, Deering Metal seat, Home Cornf.ort cook atove In good ahape, k~chen utenaila, Hvarel plecaa of lumiture, echool chairs, dilh11, tin ligna, old gold plated ringa, Occupied Japan figurine, Rabbit and McCoy cookie jar, large King Edward cigar pon:elaln lign, . Preatone porcelain thermometer algn, Fire King tulip bowl, Currier and lves blue dllhes, book French 500 by W. G. Sibley, butter mold, Victorian bowed glue frame dairy acalet, Vintage hall, oval Victorian picture, 88t Havilland .china, pocket watch, and much more. HOUSEHOLD AHD MISC. · Sola, living room chalra, coffee tabla, end labial, lall1l&, kbchen appliance, hand toole, dilhea, pots and pana, coolcbookl, baaketa, lln1111, floor I~ blankete, llivlrwlnl, lilY« pieces, clocks, 88wlng ~ems, bath towels, boob, aWMptr, walnut Lowery con1ole organ, hand tools, plcturs frlmll, 'jewelry, stand table, dog box, grtn, lawn chUa,. and much, Saturday October 29, 199410:00 a.m. • .\. f Located 1/4 mile from Aid on State Route 378, Just off 141. The following will be sold: MF 50 Tractor wlblade, Honda 185 3 wheeler, generalor, Gravely 5460 w/sulky, brush cutter & scraper blad&, chain saw, Murray riding mower·.-1 push mower, roto tiller, ceml!nt miKer, 2 bush hogs, 2 bottom .plow, several miscellaneous Items and farm related hand tools, deep freeze, dryer, L.A. chairs, desk, bar stools, coal stove, Coleman Camping Stove, wood burner, golf clubs, several antique items such as: Model A parts, hay forti,'. wheat cradle, antique stoves, very large forage bellows, Victrola, Treadle sewing machine, lanlems, seed leaner, stage coach doors, and many other collectible and miscellaneous items. Terms: Cash Concession stand Lee Nance. Owner .. ' Lee Johnson-AUCTIONEER C<ownCltr,Otllo Phono: 258-eno ''OHIO VALLEY I'UIUIIIIIO CO. ~ rea o ,..., . thll yoU do bull· k-,ond ; NOI'IO ...... _t..._h .... . ..... untl you ..... ln-lgll8d :_ ..h_..,... :•... _.,. Rentals r----------....,...---------•11 HUTCHINSON AUCTION INC. ANTIQUE AUCTION SUNDAY, OCT. 30 at 10:00 a.m. Albany, Ohio Preview 8:30 a.m. day of auction 41 HOU181 for Rent -- YENDINO ROUI'E: WOII1 011 · lllcll Qllcll. Wll Clot A 111111r ~ CIIII - . 10 Ill. ;. Take US SO & 32 west of Athens and exit onto 50 west towards McArthur. Auclion is quarter mile on left Signs posted. 54 in. S roll top desk; oak hall seat; sq. oak china w/curved door; 2 nice library tables, one w/claw feet; oak bookcases; wood churn, sm. blanket chest, and round top stand all in old paint; nice lea caddy; early breakfront cupboard; 8 pc. oak dining room suite; highboy and other dressers w/mirrors; Grandfalher Clock; 1/2.gal donnaghho w/freehand and neck paint pilcher; I qt. rare donnaghho apple. buller jar; 5 gal . James Hamilton Eagle jar; Incised AP donnaghho friedreich Town PA jar; gal 3 stripe jar; 1/~al tan ware pitcher; tanware flower pot w/ piecrusYedge; 2 gal. freehand w/ nice dec.; 2 gal moundsville WVa jar; 2 gal. CL Williams New Geneva PA; 17 in. multi glaze jar w/twisted handles; hand . woven rugs; depres~ion; jewel tea autum.n; fenton; stemware and other glassware; wall apple bowl; aladdin lamps _old books. Very brief lisling see full Ad in Oct. 24 Antique Wee~. · Terms: Cash, Check, Travelers checks w/positive 10. Out of State checks if not established w/ us requires· bank letter. Food av.ailable; Smoke free environment w/dean reslrooms. . ~. .., Rea l Estate ~---~~~~ :31 Homes for Sale ,., II tUM . ..... A 2 Car ==-~=. :Till a 10.11. ~J! ~~=~=-: I~ ;;;;;;;;~ - -;;;; - ::; - ;;; • .•• •• ? ·' MNII-IIdioWIIIIhllln INora ,...,. .. .,.,... lo = 1110 Fedooli FllrHauoqj Ad a$1881--llllgll to . . . . . .,,..,•••• • -Oft-· lmliiiiiOn Ot .......... Jll1 ~ ---o cob'. NII$IIN\ rOifgln, « llf1 ,- t o ,.. ""uti ......... ~or ciiCiillltWIDn.' TNI RIA~ wl rKII , Mark Hutchinson 614-698-6706 Auctioneer IIIIOA'IW--:>1 ... ICM-ii&Dtorl'llll ..... -·in-albiiW. ~ ow....,. .. ~ .~ ...... ..........~~~~..... , ••'Ill ...... IIJ'IF .. ! ....._ .,....... .......... __ _.. tlnn.... . , ~11· -·~ a.,:z:_ _,....., ... .._ Flldoy, ........ Noooi. 1:00 Pll Sat., Oct. 29, 1994 10:00 a.m. Located on si. Rt. 7 South of Chester, Ohio. Watch ....,. .., ......... .._ ~·· · Licensed and Bonded in Ohio ................... Business Partner Frank Hutchinson 4-592-4349 CfiDMii)DMIL r.~ ....., I '· 1411 • Hide-a-bed, wing chair, recliners, 2 wood bar stools, Viriginia house table & 6 chairs, ii,ving room suite, stereo, lamps, wall hugger recliner, chest of drawers, end tables, piclures, misc. dishes & kilchen ilems, Stand & _lamp, linens, Quasar microwave, rugs, for a extra refrigerator, size 12-14 clothes, shoes size 7 1/2 & ect., Kenmore Washer & Whirlpool Dryer. ''* locllted from Point Pleaeant, W. Va. 8 miles Jd lilt nd 1:10 U haul. ~ - . 111111; Quilts & aprons handmade, oval picfure frame w/picture of Capital, nail kegs: wood table, chest, 3 ice cream polor chairs, bed, kitchen cabinet, chairs, wall lelephone, iron baby bed, doll baby; ·school desk and s & L1 vestock =~======== 11 Farm E4llpment RIVER VIEW- $56,900· 946 , 3 BR'S, LA, KITCHEN, SHOWER IN FULL BASEMENT, GARAGE, FENCED-IN YARD, VINYL SIDING, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANYC. IDEAL FOR STARTER OA RETIREMENT HOME. • et~: "Mise" Dulcimer hand made by Billy Gruser, Eshelmen Red Rose Bulletin Board, Kerosene & Eleclric healers '· Several Electric fans, Picnic lables & benches, gas ~ burner, hot plate; flower vases, misc. plants & flowers saw horses, loys & etc. • ' . 1W 11" IITII ---IIt [ JI.L100- . . . · Russell D. Wood, Broker ................................. 446-4618 Phyllis ~llltr ..,_. .......................256-1136 Martha Smi1h ................. 379-2651 J. Merrill Carter ...................... 379-2184 Cathy Wray .................... 446-4255 Tammie Dewltt ....................... 245-0022 Cindy Drongowski ...: .... 245•9697 Judy Dewltt ............................ 441-0262 Cheryl Lemley ............... 742-3171 . R~th Barr................................ 446-0722 · • Owner Mary V. Kautz Cash Positive 10 Refreshments by Eastern Band Boosters . : 53 Dan Smith • Auctioneer Racine, Obio _.......,. . CIE--..-in* AntiqUes ...... ; AIIIIIM,- . . Choir. ~ 10 "Not responsible for accidents or loss of property" : ., • lnllliyour ... - .... - ..... 021 ....... - NEW LISTING! SECURITY IS OWNING YOUR OWN HOME! Ideally located close to Gallipolis. 712 SA 588. Nice sized lot. Large - ~ living room w/neWer carpeting newer roof. alum. siding, eat In kitchen. WILL CONSIDER LAND CONTRACT TO QUALIFIED BUYERI ' CALL FOR MORE DETAILS! 1713 54 •sce~1aneous MerchanciiN Real Estate General - - 1~2Ton_P-._ ..-~ -.1~- NEW LISTINGS WANTED! : ·1 ~ Building SUpplies 55 Calul'on IEieollta Fuf. ...--. :IIIIKW .,.. 1 ~ . Dua1W111 CIM , _ , LP Or . a. :=s-;rfO. .S::·a:= . ......... 1 UNd Ciani . a. ............. 1 - .... Gila FumiOI .r=. z:. A W.."'n: · *IIINYI •lllllllllloft A......... : .....,....111ttiiD : 1417 ......... - .. . . . . . Mp ·Tho - lOW IUAII .__ EHFOIICEII Floe ~.. ....... • vll'll. m -...r ll¥11111111 II: IIIG FEED AND O'DELLU.BER. : ~-..-.-: r r..tth eo..- T.Y. CoW, ::r.:-- , .. t~ Doeilllllll,_~ 1101171. l'rlol ... . . Col ._ G5,._~~~ ' • ...... Clllll 11 Spowl lllcwcll Old, 12110,11N41-G111. RUSSEWD. WOOD, BROKER : Coo;,;;,n~dl-:-lh:.:,NL'=':--:-:--:---:--::---..,.­ . Cheryl Lemley.......... :... 742-3171 ··--·._ ...... • IIIDIIInl Candlllon. AKC Ooldon lllltlowr 7 - 1JU .._, • 56 Pall for Sale . tNI tiODt 114 Ml 13M b ..... . 111*!1 _ . . . . . - c- : .-~1tn~ ; c.-. Wllh • """1.4•-:u-~ • ..... 71 • zoo r-n Loiite, •And I - Flooh • ~ t2110 For . - tCTINt::l Updated & Well Maintained! Extra nice 1.5 story home that's been extensively remodeled. Solid oak cabinets, 4 BR, dining area, family room . 2 BA, newer electric heat p~mp & Andersen windows. Large lront porcn 2 car _ allached garage. 1711 : ~~'lm. · ··-LN~ill-'o :~ - )$Ill! .... NiL 104- ... :• ,_,.,.._ .... - .......--····- :_. - :"'"""' ltlldo ,. to. II.T.D. :=:=rz.m:"- llolp ~. r::.:z-~ ...... . . . . -- • - · · IZOel.. . ...... 11$111 17.00.. Cal "" ... of . _ . . . . 1117. -a 983 Raneutt- Slfllld,elr, 4 dOor. 11is ~ CHECK OUT Till PRICE? 134,000.001 3 .IIIJ QGIIItiWIGh, -~ rool & ~ lllllnCI - · ...... ldlc:hen. Cone·- ...... - carport. 8111!1111 building! Clll lor your ......_ "-; \IU\I'J • I '•" • AUCTION CONDtJCJ'ED BY IICI PUUOM AUCftON (0.· LUNCH MAIOfl, WV 104-Ttl-m& AUCTIONEER, RICK PEARSoN OWNER: LAWRENCE A~ NEWBERRY T - : c.ll Or ChMkWIIII LD. Not IIIPDRI... for loll_ofpnfuly. . 10.320 ICrll mil 19 7.2531C_r ll MDI••• ... LloanlldiiOU1JinOhlo,K1-.'*rl W.IVIIgli....... ' I ,_ ...,u....,..~ I LOft ALO"G RACCOON CAEEKI Accall 1o 11oat,.,. Nlolwnplng . . . city IChoclal Orultv ....-. n 'I -· ........... IIJiPOOllm · "l vinf.. I rna ft ~115 . ' ' I · kitchen , livi ng room . basement . Newer carpeting & roof. 2.75 ac1e lawn. Owners want sold, make them an olier' 1699 COMMERCIAL! 3 BAY CARWASH w~ automatic. Owner wants to retire & relocate to new area. Lots of roatl frontage on Eastem Ave. Great tor many possibilities. 1679 Ohio River. Frame homo heo newer gaa 'tumanoe/centtal air condiUoning, 1•'x70' mollile home with 2 bedRIOOII end 2 lui befta, nice dick end 2 A)tage buildngl. Appn>x . .112 acre lot, minute~ from town, city achoolal UnllekYillllle price of S37 ,1100.00. Clll todly! PRIVACY PLUSt ONLY MINUTES FROM GALUPOUS & HOLZER HOSPITAL! Super nice tri-level , lots of room. 2.5 BA. 3 BR FA w/nice stone lireptace, DR Home is well insulated & maintained. Solid oak cabinets in · kitChen. 2 car anacned garage. 1.6 acre lawn • 1701 f!iOUCED PRICE ON THIS TRACT OF P.NDI $$$·10,Acres! County water available, city schools. Nice wooded setting. Make an oflerl 11634 . Than lei them. buy thia home with ., additional mobile home flat hao ., ll<cellenl view of tha REDUCED TO $49,900.00 RANCH & ACREAGE- 4 bedrooms. I 1/2 baths, eat-in 28 ACRES & 2 STORY HOME! 4 BR, 2 BA. FR. Llil. kitchen. 1 car garage. Cellar & cellar w-.-., . . . .,.............;•. IIWUUI. TOOLS . • Sledge hammer, 111)11 lllortmlnl of hand tooil, Dayton H.P. grinder, AI State efactrlc !Mice, drGp ' ·' WOULDN'T rr BE NICE TO HAVE SOMEONE EL.St! PAY YOUR MORTGAGE PAYMENTS? AKC R' liNd · lrlnlnY Splnlll, Ftittlll, 1 Yw Old, NEGOTIABLE! ~~~~~!E CONSIDER TO QUAURED BUYER! Roomy ranch home. 4 BR, 2 BA, 2 acre lawn mit. Just a few minutes to Rio Grande. City scllOOI system. 1673 NEW LISTING! 227 LARIAT DRIVE! Exceptional 2.200 sq. H. ·ranch, vinyl siding, beautiful view. Large living room and family room each with a fireplace. 3 bedrooms, 1 112 baths. Lots of cabinets in kitcnen. large dining area. Super location close to hospital and shopping. 1715 LOOKING FOR- A• NICE t;OT'1 THEN SOI~SII~~F~~ REDUCED S$$· ROOMY 4 BR HOME· This one has plenty oi extra space. 4+ acres, grassed. County water, well & spring . 36'x70' barn. Extra mobile home hookup. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! 1705 1611 ~- ,~ :._.._..,.......,.,. L.,.. IIIIa - Coot- potato plow, drag harrow; hOlM driWn hey rake, mechanical transplanter tobacco IIIIer, J.Q. pul type seeder, International hay tadder, running gelll', N.f. 5 ton hay wagon • 18 II. bed, 4 tobacco preiHI, 9 ball' 46% fertlfizer, lg. lot tobii\)CO lllckl, I front tractor lirll. 1o ft. wheel dlec, tl'lillr hitch, 425 baiel of hay; Gravely tractor w/rototHier, cultivator, roiiJY plow & IIHI 5th whftl wagon. GLASSWARE Lg. aaaortment of glaaaware, Item gobleta, candle holdera, shot gleaaea, green deprelaion, old 1950'1 glaaall, NMtle advertlalng IYI.Igl, IIIO!tmlnt of old coffee muga, platee, v - & etamwere, Choc-ola pop bottiN, lruM jars; 1 lot blue fruit 'jars, lg. •ortment of oH lafl1)8. · · FURNITURE &HOUSEHOLD All Deco china & ·al_deboard. platlonn rocker, Iron' bed, metal wardrobe, metal Clbinet, zig tag llwing mechlne, coat rack, gun rack, dlaplay rack, 30" Magic Chef gae range Mlw new, Whjq)ool 1111 dryer like new. pota, pane, t.tenliil, cow bella, old pictur11 & framea, cr11111 can, druml, whlakay barrel, lg• lcrat.t jan & othlfl. cream eeparator, teclde boX. olil wooden drum. lhovlil, rlkM, ho8l & odler mile., llep ladder, Caprice riding Ia-" mo-. 1 lot of hlr· IIIII J. COiiarl l lilgll tree, 101110 ICAIIII tant. t -.., ' . Nlhnl. 10,0110 fi1U'a, .,_, 1-800-585-7101 ONE OF THESE: ' 11 . 4.507 ICrall rnJI 112 4.115 ..... mil 13 -4.702 ICrall IIIJ1 14 3.881 acrn m/1 115 4.190, ICrta mil H 5.442,1Cre• m/1 17 1.148 ~ern mil NEW USTtNI:il TWO HOUSES! TWO LOTS! Situated in Gallipolis. Live in one & 1ent tne other.( 1) 2 st01y home w/atum exterior. 4 BR. 2 BA. large rooms. over 2.000 sq ~- (2) 1 BR nome. Call lor infonnation 1709 Puiltpe, 0 . , . _ .... -- parking. FARM EQUIPMENT 185 M.F. tractor, 2187 houra, gu; N.l. No. 400 hey 11~1!. ·N.l. 7 ft. mowing machine, 511. K11111 Cutter puR cordi & drop llghta, Sunllzzo ·c~aq~a, 1& .t~ of " - · 1 rofllleel cable, - · ariridlng VEHICL.Et. llofiii. ., . hod . 3 bedrooms, living room features a lg. bow window, complele kitchen. GREEN WP , GAS HEAT. CITY SCHOOLS. BUHL MORTON ROAD . 35 West Area, 5.66 acres. Blacktop road. excellent neighbolhood. Priced 20's. qive Us .9L "ta{{. .. . . . 1171. --TheOn 1i" ......... Good ~ ........ ._ 2277. B82 Wheel Horse lawn tractor, 20" push mower, wheelbarrow, alum & wood step ladders, alum. extension ladder, misc. hand & yard tools, lawn chairs,. books, canning jars & etc. in an excellent neighbor- 446-7101 or l-800-585-7101 =-~--AIIIoand. · "Tractor & Etc." OWNERS HAVE REDUCED THIS HOME ONLY $70,000.00 Close to tne hospital and . . . . . . . tJj, Inc. tg BIG BEND REALTY, INC.: out SandhiU Rd. to Rayburn Rd; Go 1 mile tD auction. Watch for llgne. llr. a. lira. Newberry have lOki their home & will be ealllng the following. Farm Equipment & Vehicle will be lOki lit 12:00 noon. Field ...... ""-·~--. JOI'I•an. .. tnlde .., e111e1r1e "Antique or Collectors Items" Experience Makes The Difference! CaU, Cheryl Lemley, For a Full Time Meiga ' County Agent For Over 17 years' \ , SlTURDAt 00. 29, 1994, 10:00 A.M. orTr8de LANO CONTRACT POSSIBLE Please take a look at this. 2.38 a_cres, if you are thinking of building dream home in THe ;....,, 1-t l future . Mostly wooded. Only 5 miles from·clty. Manager Subdivi,sion. Being approx. one acre more or tess. Build one home or four Take advan· tage of 15 year tax deferment. call office for more details! 2.38ACRESSI. Rl 588 Area MosUy all WOOded! This would make a stately home site. ForSale BLACKBURN REALn MEIGS COUNTY -PUBLIC ADC,.ION ....... F,Hill Suppl1f =--=•anr.-'ar.n • "Household" 58 NEW LISTING! Vacant City Lots: Being lots 8, 9, 10 and 11 of said Olllce, =::~· for auction sign. Mrs Kautz has sold her home so will sell the rollowlag Items. Ella Cuh -Poaltlvei.D. MARUN WEDEMEYER, AUCTIONEER Lie. 381& 114-alt-2720 .Nol R11p011alble tor Accident or LGaa of Prop arty. Uc. enclllondad 1n or Ohio ...... 112-211& brush hog, N.H. •288 heydriven, baler, McConrick No. manure spreader ahaft M.F•. 7 11.-Dvne L'.!::!:i!!!!!!e~!!l!!!Fo2!r:l,Acc~id~e:!!Jnts~O!,!r~~!,!! ::C::.:.L....IJI 35lypa Balance mower, J.O. 14' 2 bottom piowl. 3 pt. hitch ·- - - - - : 21 - Buslneu loolllat: ~ 'Ia ~~~. =-· .. -51Et:st~ =......... - _.....,_c.- more. PUBLIC AUCTION 'Opportunity ·---~~==~~---IIIOIICEI ........ - . ..... 111.2, North, Pl. ~ 1120. &Auction fPu/Jflc cf1uctlon _.y..,."..., ~- : DOrlono And Good *nlo!W. IW' PUBLIC AUCTION : : ~~=~·'::.= ~ 'line - ........ .... ·--·........... ~~==-· COONTIIY I'URNIIUM Ill DIR ....... .....,_ IIIIa. AUCO • · A ean-.nlly -.... llano For - · Po,_,. -IIAIOO., llldwoiL - : Hou..: . . . . IWk: 10 A.ll. ... · .. z P.ll, -~· 2 •10 •lUI., lion"'-: .. P.ll., 2 ollout Weo!d; • WILDLFE! ,._, ..... .............., .-.-.-........ ~~~~--- 2C Public Sale &Auction : c wANTED:~AvoiiUioAI ·For~: ·- FNIII& Vegetables 1-Zid_..,......,. And con.... • : Opporillnlly ~- .....,,·fM. .......... _ -lloolllr, - lri -. . . • • Good Coo •• ~ ~ 48 Spice for Rene Unlly~. • ' Yolld llolvri --·· Goodl a"DoottiUO, · 1CtiiiiM. i'luol DNdllni -: llirChlnc118e 42 Mobile Homes Utllilloe 44H110. Sunday 54 lllclllineoua 1.1•'1Cild1Hi ·,<' torRent : - WANTED: " ..... Po a II _ Ntne "-r Two Caw 1 unlly • - OIOUp- For""- Wllh - - MR IDD lol 0.11111 ~ 40 - ' Hou.. iWII. l l l n l • : Chrllly AI ~ Or • . Bond "-ne; P.O, 1104, --Joe==- Fumllhld Roome wv HouHIIOid SCRAM-LETS "Boy you ask too many quea;; . MASQUE . tlons," one cutle told .another. "I_just BLOUSE want to have a well rounded mind," KENNEL the first cutie replied. "Well," the B* CRA'M.Y ond cutie huffed, "I think the .best SOFTEN mind is one that minds its OWN · UNISON OWN BUSINESS BUSINESS!" , Help Wanted 45 October 23; 1994 ~ ..... • · , . FOURTEEN PLUS ACRES! Lots of cleared.& wooded tand. Road frontage, mineral rights Included. County water available. · 116116 ... RACCOON CAEEK FRON1'AGE l 10 LOftl Owner will con Itar lllnQ on lind ocnhCt 10 qualified buyer. County water . 1Yallabltl • house, barn . App rox . 25 acres tillable rema ining ac re age wooded. Underground spring-strong wat~r supply. County water. Mineral rights included. Call tor complele listing! t710 SETTING ALL ALONE! OWNER WANTS TO SELL NOWt MAKE HER AN OFFER! 4 BR, 1.5 story home which has beQn 1emodeted. 2 BA, 1 car detached garage. concreie driveway. 20+ acres. 1622 AFFORDABl-E FOR .. -.soo.OOI Ranch ttyle home conlllating of ~oyer, Mlcl a dining - . ldtchln. lllctric haat . pump/cenlllll elr concltioning. ..__ ohlngle tool, 2 - J I ct...clge••eni..cllor220. REDUCED S$$1 47 ac1es more or tess of wooded land. Nice nome site. pertect for a tog hOme, paved road, ~ty water available! ' 1633 ~ UNDER WARRANTY! ~ home (brsnd new). One ~ IIOry NEW LISTING! LOOKING FOR A LITTLE ACREAGE? Then consider these 3 1/2 acres more or less. Owner ~sl<ing $7,000. t716 'NEW LISTING! LOTS! TWO 4 acre tracts or owner would sale one tract being approx. 8 acres. County water available. Frontage along SA 325. Rio Grande area! t714 . NOT RESTRICTED FOR MOBILE HOliESt 1.207 acre lot County water available. Paved road frontage. call today! t6i5 IWICIII, 3 lllglllecWaml, dining mom, llvlna - · ldldMil, calhechl calling. 2 bdl8 wiii lkyNghte. Over 1 tota lawn. Ellolrlc heel 11 ACREI OF VACANT ACREAGE! Count~' available. Situated oil GMfgel C...k Road. Wilhin minuloa of Gllipalia. HEAL1liY INCOIIE· It -"led lrom IIIII - - pooclucing pt!Dflerly. Two • 2 bedlvom .., ........ plu• ..... All ..... pntllrtljt tanlld. CloM 1o c1o111110wn - · Comer ol Cldlr lnd llild. Cllllllr- ilfonnal Ul. SIIIPLY BEAUTlf.UU RMiy nice 10+ 8CIII (OO!nCI - t olec•ul(llllo be d1lollllined by Mltwy:), pond end 1111111 14'1170' ...... mobile eonailla of 3bedrooma & 2 WilleT • M17 pump. ... ' home"'*" billa. City IChoolll .,.. �,n mes-Sentlnel 63 1994 October Livestock '12 Trucka for Sale Real Estate General S©\\<i\\N\-J££~s· E~tell by ClAY R. Tlllt DAIL1 · PUZIUI Real Eltall Gln8l8l Real Ei1ate General · - 1 -. ...;... , - - -.... :::: si'YJplil:· words. Print leHers of eqch · in its line of squares. 73 Vans & 4 WD'a 111711 Cllooy .. . _ '4114 ~ Ulloo, • 8jlood, 11onuo1 " - - !ISO, 4 ....... S581. 64 Hav & Grain aq...,. .......... to 8tOO .., -of a.aao. ' . 3 t1W46- L,~!~~~~~~~~~~~:~;~ WONDERLAND cabin-wor1<shop/garage-bams· 78 Redwood home· old log "' m/1. The quiet beauty of woods and landscaping make an ideal setting for this eye appealing rustic ranch home. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, spacious living room, 28x32 family room with woodbumer or fireplace, glassed in sun room. Log cabin is approx. 150 years old or more and· has fuel oiliumace, fireplace Insert in living room, 2 bedrooms, bath. Hunting cabin (approx. 20x32) is nestled In the woods offering living room wnh woodbumer, bedroom and knchen. Garage Is 32x48 with attached 24x32 heated workshop. Both have concrete floors wKh 12' ceilings. All of this .is located on 78.86 acres, m/1, completely fenced, tobacco base, stocked pond and 3 very well maintained barns. Located on Bladen Road 11101 near Mercerville. You have to see h to believe how nice it really is! JOYOUS COUNTRY UVING Split Lave! Home with 3 bedrooms, 2 ~athS, and large IRmi!vl room. 4 miles north of Rio Grande University, 4 miles of ~nton . Agent Owned. Autoa for Sale ·a e.__, -111M IIIII .... t-rlrao' Aullond -on Cof!ole ~~~ - . CLAUDE DANIELS, Realtor· Ph. 388-9612 KENNETH AMSBARY, REALTOR, PH. 245-5855 . 1111 11.-ng, I cvl.. IIIIo., PI, 110. ..0. tnt-, M:liOCi. . 30M'~~" 1810 Fconl Mmlck dng ..,, - =. . . · DEBBY DRIVE· EVERYONE SHOULD OWN A NEW HOME AT LEAST ONCE. This 2 story beauty features 3 or 4 BR's, 2 baths, beamed ceilings in the LA & family rm, cherry cabinets' in kitchen, 6 in. outer walls & much .more. FANTASTIC VIEW I ·~~~·~I lr • \ ''f\( !, ,. JH~J ljl fl[ hfHlKI H /\1 ))1, f()lj~ll I . ~·!lor 7:1011. 1112 Eldorado e.dltllo, 4.1, 11-f, OFFICE. 992-2886 T; .. Real Eatate General "=-'=' j== ....... 1 SMITH, BROKER ................. 388-882e /"""'l / WIL.MA WILLIAMSON, REALTOR ......... 441~2 ....._,.,U, . .. "Boy you ask too many questions, • one cutie told another. •t just want to have a well rounded mind, • the first cutie replied. "Well,• the second cutie huffed, •t think the best mind is one that minds its 7 i F 0 NE S T I If ~ 9 ' --- -~~- -- --r· · ' QNSUNI G Complete by filling the chuckle quoted missing words you develop from step No. 3 below. 10 11 Phone ( ) . r111j] . . . PROFESSIONA;:'E.ERRE.Vi'Nl:EE MAKES THE Dim " WR A C YL • Real Eatate General i~;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ' • 1~====~~~--:--::-----:-----:::::-:=::-:-:::=::::---- · ~ Real Eatate General In the ~~~~10'~''' .. ~·--~ Main Office-388-882G Branch Office • 446-6806 23 Locust.SI. Gallipolis, LYNDA FRALEY, REALTOR .................. 441H1106 ROSS, REALTOR ................. 245·9575 to come h<Jrn9 to a that haa It Well, if so, we have just home for you. Located a short distance town, this 2100 sq. fl. home boasts ~ b~~~:;:i.~3, bbaths, gas I.a. heat, central air ~ 16x32 inground pool, pool building and enclosed play area allow you to enjoy the outdoors. Newer roof and fumac~. This home is In a nice neighborhood and IS very well maintained. Don't hesitate to look, it wont last long! $~6.0001 1400 9 958 Clark ClutP,I Jld. Bidwell, Ohio 45614. ~ 25,000 SQ. FT. OF WAREHOUSE SPACE! Located only 3 miles from Interstate 35 on a state highway. Several loading docks and ramps. 1/ery nice office space (5 offices) and conference room. 2 baths. Many possible uses. Approx. 7 acres of nat land. $175.000. Call David Wiseman. 1213 ~ PH. 446•7699 OR 446·9539 t:U~III;;t: Nlt~~M, REA!-TOR ...................448-1897 1111 Dwl- 1110 .... ~. MOO, 114o1Q.IIII or ~ 11100. 304-17S-2Mt. OJI., s .. rod IH4 NOTICE; ONLY 2 . LOTS AVAILABLE IN LAKEVIEW ESTATE. BUY NOW TO BUILD YOUR MAStERPIECE IN THIS OUTST~NDING NEIGHBORHOOD. SACRES M/l.ALSO 2.348ACRES Mil CLOSE TO SHOPPINO AND HOLZER HOSPITAL ALL LOTS SUBJECT TO RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS. ~ala":. ... dWJIIl • wllhmUoop, - · tMOO, 111:1 Fconl LTD, bodY aaooL rune good,IIOO 010, ll4-fiZ-32ll. 1184 SPACIOUS enloy. • bedrooms, _ _ EXP.._.Hoed -. 11130. Olor, . , . _ COUNTRY RANCH Imagine living in the country. Peace & quiet. Beautiful rolling hllslde scenery. But not too far. Only 5 minutes to Holzer and shopping. Small family oriented nelghborhood. This spacious home o"ers it all. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, large family room with woodbumer. rebodeled kitchen and more. If you're a handy man or need extra storage, you'll love the outbuildings· 24x32 pole bam & 12x16 workshop. Plus. large 24x30 drive·thru garage. Horna In great condition! Green schools. $109,900 1228 Auto Pans& Accellorln DOWN RIVER tU RMS. to l/2'baths, equipped kKchen wotn be3titltul C:BbiFiEHS, WOOdbumlng flreplace, extra room lor a hobby garage. 2 acres mtl. city schools. This Is an affordable horne and a pleasure to snow. 205 "'orth Second Ave. Middleport, OH c~i11ng w/loft for storage 211)-& 220 elect. water & 6 cement to load & unload In front. 30M80 1 appro>. 3900 sq. ft. block & rrame. $45,QOO. 1208 OLJ).fASHIONED CHARMII This spacious 2 story horne was romodeled only 2 years ago with exceptional quality in mind. New wiring: drywall, carpet, etc. Offers 4 bedrooms bath utility room, large kitchen with ne,;, cabinets, range, refrigerator & dishwasher. Living room with WOod pellet stove, formal dining room, vinyl siding. 1 car garage. All of this and MORE wllh a scenic river view. t102 oak One of the loveliest farms in the area can now be yours. Located on 21 gently rolling acres mil, this totally remodeled hom~ offers 3·4 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. formal living room and drnmg room. lovely kitchen plus 8 bonus room lo fit your family's needs. Now add the out~ide buildings consisting of a 2 story barn woth 2 stalls, ~ smaller sheds and a dotached 2 car garage. All we need is a buyer and the !arm of yo(Jr dreams can by yours. Call Carolyn for further details. 1607 t-:;::==_.:-1 fill. QEOIIQIOUS HOME ' Remodeled 3 bedrm. tanch, 2 bathe, stale foyer entry to the LR, ramii\1 rm. wM/B fireplace, rovaly carpet throughout, utility rm., patio 2 cer garage, 24' above ground pool w/deck. This Brick Ranch in Mint Condition! Very well cered for home offers the family everylhong it could need. Features include parquet ftoors in entry and dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, living room, attractive kitchen and 2 car garag,. Large back patio. F1mily oriented neighborhood. $67,900 1222 . l!_l_ rd's Eye Voew!! ~ wilh the eagles wllh.tills hilltop home. Very unique home and setting. Outstanding view overlooking the Ohio River, Gallipolis and West Virginia. Home in great condition. Perfectiy private location close to town. $154,900 1227 OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL BEFORE WINTER! Bring Us An Off, rl Located in a nice country setting, yet just minutes away from lhe pool and golf course. Offers 3 uedrooms 1 bath, living roorn, dining room, lovely front & back porches, plus patio area. Priced at only $47,000, call Carolyn today! 1600 Hondlod With C.re Prideful older home in Middleport, lovingly maintained by particular owner. Large comer lot, 2 car garage, enclosed front porch and nice basement with outside entrance. Call today to see this one! t507 NEW LIST!NGI Want a new home without the haslile of building??? Then we have the home for you. Built in 1993, this vinyl & brick split !eve_!oners 3-4 bedrooms, 2 baths. living room, famoly room, lovely kotchen with dining area, 2 car garage situated on 1.75 acres, fnll . To ma~e your dream of owning a new home a ,rQ@!ily. call Car~yn today at a prfc& of $97,000 you can't afford not to. 1604 446-3644 (fl) . 11988 INVESTMENT PROPERTY. an 3 ror S7e:ooo : plu_ s 2 ac. m/12 bedroom home, full living room, kitoen, Is a vary neat lmm;rculate home and Is ready for utility, ? enclosed porches {big enough for extra rooms) 2 garages beaut1ful landscaped plus 2, 2 bedroom rental umts, pay for your hom e with the rentals. Appro)( . ,.,.,._. 187,000. Carolyn Wasch • 441·1007 2.m1les from University of Rio Grande, all blacktop road , ?"'-'"""''· - 1117 Fconl r•......,.- molor • ~-· MAKE AN OFFER! IN TOWN L04:ATfON. Good neighborhood. Deep lot. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, living room. dining room, eat-In kitchen. Won1 find many at this low price. $29,500 MOVE IN CONDITION ...Very nice area, 3 badroombrtck horne. 1 112 baths, close hospital & stores. Call for an appointment. f.403 WISEMAN REAL ES·TATE, INC. - · COUUERCIAL BUILDING • Olive St. 16' door RACINE· Main Street· A 1988 Clayton double wide sitting on a 75x115 leVel lot. Home has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. I ;GOPU _..,..., t..-nlealon, 1502 I& 5 ' I I LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE 1111 Real ~e General · 1111 Chi¥. ...... aood oond., 1113 l't..lolnl, 4 appointment. NE K E L N ' WISEMAN REAL EST4TE INC. ~LUSLEAmNGHAM,BROKER '14 ClloMae, ........... ,,.. C.IIIII'O $710, · - HAPPILY EVER AFTER is how you'll this 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 beth ranch with room and large eat·in kitchen. For help utility costs and ease of maintenance, I home features replacement windows. Want live out, yet close to town? Call today for an It I TransportatiOn - a Reducecl Remodeled Wlltre II Countl ... Every lady of 1hl houee wants her kitchen and bath to be glllterllna. Wall, this horne has both! Newty remodeled kftchen and bath guanurteec1 to delight This vinyl Bided ranch also offers 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, large living room end a full unfinished basement with a Second bath that you can finish to suit your needs. Add a t car carport and storage area on a large lot.at a reduced price of $48.000. How can you not pidc up lhe phone and call Carolyn today? I ·~·,··~ JIU.- your I mlacl hoy, ... ..-. 2 B UE S L 0 ' oftor7pm. 7t 1 to be lmmedlaJely upon closing. This lovely ranch offers 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, cozy living room end dining area on of large cheery kllehan. The man of the house will love all the tinkering space- 1 car attached garage, 20x30 detached garage and large storage building. Call Carolyn today to make this home yours. Priced at only $58,000 1601 ' =--~·..-.. aq...,. NEW USTINGI It's not too new home by winter. These owners are moving to their new horne so you can have possession S MUQ A E ' A beautiful home that could very be featured In national magazine. 9 rooms , 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, kitchens, ~ stories, etc. , etc., etc., situated on a 5.50 estate, just off Rt. 7 north, minutes from town. Call now an appointment. Procrastination could mean elimination . . t729 Sundaynmes Senti~ ; POlLAN------ , ' . OR~rrange the 6 acrambled 1, ~rds below ta make 6 ' wv OH-Polnt - . CHESI~IRI1: 3rd Street- A 3·4 bedrooms, finished basement, one bath, front and side porch, storage building and a big lot. $31,900 MIDDLEPORT· Park Street· II your looking for a nice 3 bedroom house here ~ Is! Home has newer roof and carpet. Setting on a level lot. Agent Owned ASKING $32,500 POMEROY· Union Avenue· Make your . start In rental property or just make It your home. With this 2 story 2-3 bedroom home. ASKING ONLY $8,000 neat 1 1/2 story mn. The intorto• Is mot! unusal Hnlshed In I wood. Tho LA has cathedral ceilings & klft. wrap around deck Is a great place to swing & rod<. 2 car garage & building. MIDDLEPORT· A historic colonial 2 story brick home that Is on the National Historic Registry. Main house features 4 bedrooms, t 1/2 baths, living room, parlor,. sun porch, kijchen, breakfast room, and small den. Has a court yard between house and 2 car garage, elevator, ·and 2 rooms and a bath attached fOr business or recreation. $11.5,000 ty, Inc. 32 Locust Street, Gallipolis IIK1nNO • PRIME POTEN11AL CORNEA. 2,1 t!O oq ft., block bldg. bath I ac. mil. Equlpmen1 ,extra. i.Dcaled on SR. 388·8826. 'TWo MINERSVII,.LE· Approx. 3 acres with a 2 story home wijh equipped kitchen, newer root, double lront porch, washer, and dryer. $26,1100 bo"'o;:o~s 2 ROY .JONU ROAD- Syracuse • Approx. t /2 acre of ground · and a 12xe0Wfndsor with 2 bedrooms, a bedroom additiOn, 1ar0t living room, equlpped kitd1en. deCk. arid outllulldinQ: . JUST$12,000 llfODLIPORT. S. Third· A 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, 2 story horne with family room, ne- shingles, and fireplace with buc1< stove Inside. $45,000 FLATWOODS ROAD- A 3 year old AH American home with 3 bedrooms. ,1 beth, 1 .1/2 car garage, utility rciom, dining room, atorage bldg .,,. heat pump, low utilities, cable ~le, and silting on 3 acres. JUST $83,900 RACINE· Apple Grove· Dorcas Rd.· Approx. 31 acres Willi a secllcled selling that haa Wild turkey, deer, ect.. galore. A 3 bedroom n - r homa wHh one batll, nice sitting porch, cti'iillfe tllecoonter tope, heal .pump, and Iota more~· . *."·000 IIIDDU!POfiT· Hobart Street· 2 bedroom, 1 beth; 1 story ' - wMnyt lidlng. $10,500 . . POIIIIIOV· ~ Creek Road· A pretty selling lor this 2 bedroom r.nct1 home with a lull bnement and approx. 1 acre of land with central air and a newer furnace, equipped kitchen, and doae to town, $31,000 DOmE TURNER, Broker..........................8t2-set2 BRENDA JEFfERS.........- ..........................812-30541 JERRY IPRADUNG;...........:............. (304) 882-3418 OPPICi...............~...,..~ ....................................2. . .' r t ' " ., nreptace, formal dining room, Cherry cabinets line the wall of the eKtra large kl,chen. Breaktasl room and powder room. Second noor offi rs f~ur bedrooms and bath. Bedrooms are king size, carpet over hardwood rtoors, bath has all new llxtures and Love Tub. Basement has huge family room wntreplaca, bedroom, eKerclse arae, laundry room arid storage room This home Is of superb quality as-the piOJTObing has been replaced All new all covering, beautiful new carpet throughout, new windowllnotalled. Spacous l<ltchan with cherry cabinets, illand for Jenn-Air rsnge. Only private showing will the value Is here. CALL VIRGINIA L SMITH 448-6806 or 388·11828 1873. OLD fii:Ati'i'ATtON HOUE · Bullt·in 1800's waiting to be restored. Large bam & ohed. 117 Ac. MIL, crop land & pulure & wooded. Ctose to Holzer. All utilltloo available. . 111150 NEED EXTRA INCOME&WOfl eM_. I Will. t1t11 3 . . . _ 2iiiOrY 1.- "" a 2 cer lllt'lllt 11!!1 • 4 .... 1111'9' ..,._. lhllf llaYo rwtlld In . . _ , .... -.ro..ly--.. . . to12 NEW TANClLEWOOO 11MM, 1 - , In OM cl .. _,_.,.,....,Nr)'ona-.,-3 llrgo IIIII 2 -..lloogo 11!!1 3 - · 1933. HOME AHD INCOME - Double with eorntOg poworr. You can live In one unK and rent the - · Ctooe to - · shopping & churchet. cart fer lull 1n1ormat1or1 and an appointnotnt. VL Smith 388,8826. 11131. COUIIEACW. BUILDING • 940 oq. ft., quarry tile floOr, new rubber root, 200 amp. 3 phase electric· drive tllru window, 5 ton heating & cooling unit. WHI seH or long term lease. Virginia 388-1826. llllr,.,.., 111311. APARTMENT BLDG. · 7 Units. Well malnta!Md & choice location overlooking ths Ohio River. M31 60 ACRES OF L ,;, L 10 IILfQHTLY ROWNGLAND, .... 4.....,_._ _ .,... Willing to.r .. form..-..-. -.11n . . 11M CAMPER'S DEI.IGKT, 22114!1 _..., will dec:t IIIII _ . . on IDIIn Big FOGI Parlt.lltd oniV Eytna~on-. ' ..aRTIIoWI'I DELICIHT, ~ ,_log Ollioln on211- ..,lall o f - ... pllold at a loW ts&OO.GCI t11N IF II'N:e lB WEAT YOU'RE LOCICiNG I'OR n THEN LOOK 110 FNma, till~. 9Mil A !1t!!1Y . . .-.. . . . .-,.---'I' -It-. -·-,.._...,_tor,_n .... II '111111111W ..,_lllltw ... a iDol< II tltlf IW raol, ~ ... 0111 . -· ~ -4 . .... N:if/UM., /II:JfiENJI:.. --· 1111 - ~--tor161,100.GCI . . •' -· -~.00!_ .-~1871 ~ WAHto8 eOwNOW, Jill - l o ... 11t11 ro.w, 14x70 Rodoian. a b, .,. IOCIIta . . - .ol on I on 1D1 IIIII a 2 - OFFICE SPAO£ AND GARAGES FOR TRUCKS ·- Frontage on Third Ave. and Grape Street. Cal tor details. 11476 - HEAD ROAD - 6 acres, mn, 3 BR, 2 baths, kitchen, family rm., full basement, garage &pond. 11409 - FOUR LOTS - 4 BR home, reduced to $44 ,000 , 2 baths, LR, DR. full basement, gas heavcent. air. Corner lots .. ' 110'9 lt54, UNUSUAL LOG home is so easy to 3,168 sq. ft.·m'l with an ~~;~;~:~:"~~= & doors are extra large to Bam and buhdng, fence for 8, too. VIrginia 388·8826 · CREEK' FOR SALE· 2 roor, bii!JiOOO~s· a bath, 2 dacke, new electric heat, 1 112 more or 1~88. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT. &"'u" '~"" SALE· 3 bedroom ' -· hsrdwO<J!I floors, ftre place v.1th Insert. 20 x 24 garage and mora, city schools. CALL TODAY COURT STREET RESIDENCE - Older home has 2 sep. units or could be converted back to t family dWelling. Faces city park. LOr TO RIVER-· A 1~1e home, 3 bedrooms, 1 ·bath, t car ~nt & .back porch. Priced at ~.500 11171. LAND CONTRACT - Make a deal hera. Older home 1 with some work completed. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, new cablnete In ltit., good garden. Bam & garage. 4 a<. Thlo. wi~ be o good spot to start or retire. $45,000. . HOUSE, BUILDING a 8 ACRES MORE OR LESS, lbcaled In LawrenCe Co.. 2 bedrooms, living room, dlnlna rdPm, kitchen, bath, lg. garage 24x40c CALL FOR APPoiNTMENTIII I 1113. LARGE STE~L BUILDING w/15,750 oq. H. bath, snack bar, lOading dock, lanced, 6 ac. MIL water, county water available. Propane · GARfiELD AVENUE· 3 bedrooms, living room. klichen ai1d bdl. within walking distance of stores and schools. Cllltoaee. , ··- trucking terminal, storage lockers boat · maybe a barn dance hall This can be a maker. $89,900. · · 11163 LARGE BI"-EVEL 3 bedrms., 2 Ill ~~- Lower level offers fainlly rm., kit., bedrm., lauridrvmo a garage: 1 acre $49,000.00. ' ' / . L.6T IN GREEN TWP. FOR SALE· 151il<100 city water . ani:t 98!V8r, electric to pole level. Priced $14,000. CALL FOR INFORMATION. ~ . ~ vio,CANT LANI;I • ApprQJCimately 10 acres ~ted on . Bob~ Rd. Cal11or more lnlormauon. ptbdlo 101, ...._ 1iunJ IIIII .- !,.. ' "·~ '· · FOR YOUR CONVEIIEHCE TRY 1111. LAROE HOllE IN VINTON • 5 badrm., 2 LR, DR kit. lam. rm., enctooed r><>rth. 3 btJI!dlnfl. Silos _olllce, extra building, fenced, blacktop drlv@. & patio. ttn ATIENTIONt PRICE REDUCED to 59,900, will purchase a lovely 3 bedroom ranch w/ lull basement, '2 car garage. AIIO 2nd toome which was remodeled. Tills can be great Income property, i.Dcaled In town. QLict< S81e Nesded. I.Dcated In the. Vi!Y· . ... 11477- LARGE BUILDING WITH LOTS OF , otofy home, tun basement and garage has a great ' creot to offer. Designed fer great IMng. First floor has formal erttry with open stairway, formll.llivlng room with spacious cathedral room wlthh';~[iiiil:nin!liti!Opijace: .breakfast room thr!JUI11out, attached garage, , Is maintenance • quality. appointment and- you don1 agree. IIIODLEPOfiT· N. 4th· A t 1/2 story home with 3 bedrooms, dining room, carport, and outbuildings. $10,000 ELEcwiT ALL BRICK BEAUTY 446-1066 · Allen C. Wood, Realtor/Broker-446-4523'• Ken Morgan, Realtor/Broker-446·0971 Moae Cantertlury, Realtor-446·3408 · Jeanette Moore, ReaRor· 256·1745 Tim WaJson, ReaRor-446·2027 .•. :: • , OUR TOLL FREE NUMBER UOOit41011 ' IU · Ia 1Nf4llflr1!1~~~~!f_DUR ENTIRE IJSTlNGS _ LOOKING FOR YOUR OWN 1461• EXCELLENT LOCAnON FOR A DAIRY BAR BUSINESS-. All equipment 11411 PEACE AND QUIET_ This could be it. 49 _66 ataya. Building is brick and haa epprox. 1124 aq. h., 3 hal baths. Electric heat, acres, Andrews Ad:. 8 year-old home with 3 Lc_•_n_ta~ _·~_.c_ily_w_a_te_r._c_AU __ Fo _ R_IN_D.;. E_P_TH_o_El:_A_IL_s.;, ......._ _ _ _ _ _ _....J BRs, 2'/• baths. ·LR. OR. FR. heat pump, 2 • car garage plus 24x48 detached garage. 1411- JOHNION RIDGE ROAD- Atldlaon $18;1100, 47 acres, mn, Harrison Twp. Tlolp.. a - farm, panda. ta11acco bela, Elliott Road. · • 11431 - APPROX. 5 A!;.!!ES with lrontage 44X100 bam with OOfiCrela floore. May 11482 - $25,000 ... Just minutes from town, on Raccoon, beautiful shaded lot, house has _ . . r .pilL (578) · used for r8f1.tal property now. 3 BAs, bath, 111473. BEAUTIFUL ""'"'''r"v o«ers 63.75 acres , m/1 , 3 BRa, bath;,a~·io'\'t~n, la~.:'.tnana~ 1422. oLD CHEVY..OLD$ BUILDING. FA, kitchen, DR, gas heat. tobacco base, 40X60 barn. block milk ~·· Offa ~ peace 420' front on Second Avenue and 62' 14»- QtERAY DRIVE· jull at the edge o1 hOuse. 750' road frontage for possible bldg. LAN.D CONTRACT TO QUAUFIED BUYER frontage on Grape. town. 2 liRa, 1 bllh, lR. ltilchen. Gu hMt. sttes. - Nice starter home, ~ BRs, LR, k~c~on. , 1e,.., m/1, Comer of Woods Mill ai'id . ~....,,goodlrwMmlnlpnrpertf. bdl, laundry, garage. City School District. SR. .,. h II • h . ld , ~~;~~;~~;~ &~. as a rea Y1 mce omesrte o 1447· OAK IIU. former elothlng 33 ACRES, m/t, corner of SR 325 and PERl AID barn, lots of privacy yet close to school S27,900, comer tot Cllf for Woods Mill Road, recreational land only PIECE OF and other activities. , iltrlnnlllor• · $16,500. a 84 ~ == ; .eor.. .. · ' tiki floonl tlillt, EXECUTIVE BUILDING .LOTS .. 5 14A- OHIO 1WEA PROPERTY 1oca11c1 at $31,1500, 84 ACRES, Morgan Twp., ~'!:::.Ill~ minutes from Holzer, all 5 acres or · end of Wliill " ' - off Garfield. s-r.t vac'"t land. Possible farm ing land or 'I...I.Aiflle . . I I NEAR . more. ., I "* 120,000. recreational land. �.' D~unday limes-sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gaiiii)C?IIs, O~olnt Pleasant, wv ' ;.,. l' J.- .. OCto~r 23, 1~; ' . Galli a County Farm Bureau ~i- · members erecting safety sign$ .'i l YOUR LIFE \ BJPA11YDYER GALLIPOLIS • The Gallia County Farm Bureau, in cooperation with the Ohio I>epenmeilt cil Highway Safety, is erectina seatheft safety logo sian at various locations tbrougbont the county. 1be "''· . . -,.;...,. wbicb I'Cid "Yourw.,ll m your hands, Buckle-up Obio," ·serves as a reminder to Ohio and ~ County residents lbat Well· IIIJ a oeatbeJt CID save lives. Jackie Graham,. Gallla County Farm Bureau Safety Coordinator says "When people fcqct Ill' refuae to wear their seat belt they are four times more likely to be killed or aeriously injured if thrown from the car. Part-time safety belt UleiS say tbey don't wear belts on~ lripa IS IN YOUR HANDS because they know the roads. ThCy believe they are unlikely to have a c:mah in these situations. Unfortunately, ~ motorists doo't know that fatal Injuries c:an happen at speeds as low as 12 mph. It is important to buckle up every lrip, no matter how short. Buckle up every time." Automobile accidents are tbe nJIIIIber ooe killer of people UDder lhe qe of 2S and lhe number two killer of those uader age 44. In 1991 22S Ohio residents between the ages of 16 and 20 lost their lives in motor vehicle accidents. More than 70 pc:lCCIIt of these wbo ,. may be ~our own or som~nc: ill'; your family. If you would lilce o~ of the peen reflective ~ nu;n~ ber sign, thev may be obtained at the Gallia s~ &: water ConserVa·: tion Disuict off'Jce at a cost of'$7·. per sign, which includes 2 setS of your house number. These signs; are another way to help speed uP:: emergency response tiJ!Ic. A welt: acicn:e. 1be Gallii County Fann Bureau marked drifeway with your,· hu allo been working for several address/llouse number can sav'-· )'can to enco11rage the eounty to ~ious seconds or even minute4 tmplement the 911 system. We mtimes of emergency. . ' lave a cblnce this November 8 to PaUJ D7er 11 laformat!o• mate this project a reality. Please · coordinator, Gallla Countf Fana take this opportunity to vote for the Bureau. ' 911 sjstem. The life you help save died were not wesrlng sestbelts at the time of the accident Wearing a llt¢ck improves your odds of survivinC an accident by SO percenL Thil is one of sevaal safety projects that the Oallia County Pann Bureau bas undertaken over the put-several years to encourage local residents to be safety con- BUCKLE-UP • Gallla CHatJ Farm Bareaa lafor•adoa Coordlllator PUtJ Dyer, left, ud Safety Coord"'ator Jaclde Gra· bam teamed up lilt week to place buckle-up OWo aipiiD awaerOUI plleeiiii'Oilad tile CGUlJ. Tile lip above Wll placed oa tile C. · H. McKeazle Apicultaral Cater ud will reiDIDd ewryHe leav· IDa tile falrp-ouadl tile Deed for lllllq their aeatbelll. Jacobs joins clinic staff who serves as their supervisor. They are qualified to perform direct patient care services under the supervision of a physician, includ10g evaluation, diagnosis, and trealme.ut Tbese profeuloaala are qualified as mid-level prlctitloners, have a degree from u accredited college or university and are licensed by the board of medlcloe d lbe stile in wblcb lbey are prac:tlcina. Miss Jacobs will be worklog iJDder tbe supervisioo of Joo Sullivan, M.D., a member of Holzer Clinic:' s pediatric departmellt Wilb oversight from Dr. Sullivan and other clinic physicians, Mill Jacobs will maintain a full-time ~~i!ltri~ practice at the Holzer of West Vlrglola In Poiot POINT PLEASANT - Holzer Cllolc announces the addition of Kim Jacobs, P. A., to the Holzer Clink: of West Vqlnia pedialrica . atafl. Miss Jacobs Is a graduate of Aldenoo-Broaddus CoUege, wbcn: sbe received <lual degrees In medical science and sports medlcloe. Originally from PbiUijll, W. Va., Min Jacobs bas emeraeoc:y medldoe experie.uce with United Hospital Center In Chuksburg, W. Va., aod 1be Myers Clinic's Ulpllt Care in Pbillipi. Sbe Is a liceoaed assistant In tbe State cil and is NCCPA taot to a JOINS STAFF • ...._ R. Pierce •a• Jolaed ••• salta starr or Salfla Bakk-rc.ttae, GaiiiDoUa. Pierce aDd Wa wife Carol ralde at Z3 Clllllleotlle Rd., GaWpolla. ·-·- -.pJ!~ MYSTERY FARM -1bls week's mJBtery farm, featured bJ the Gallia Soil ud Water Co~~~ervatloa District, Is loclted somewhere In Gallla CountJ. Individuals wishing to partici- · pate In the weekly CCJDtest may do so b7 guessiDg the farm's OWDer. Just mall, or dro~ off your guess to the Gallipolis .Daily Tribune, sz! Third Ave., Gallipolis, Oblo, 45631, or The JlliiJ Sen· tioel, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, ..!!/769, ud you ma1 wlo a $5 prlze .from tile 0 tlo ValleJ Publisllina Co. Leave your ume, K dras and : telepbooe number with JHr card or letter. No .:.. telephone calls wlll 'be accepted. /. II conteif · entries sboold be tuned lo to the 1 ewspaper : olrk:e by 4 p.m. eacll WedoesdaJ.ID case or a tie, · · the winner will be chosen by lottery~ l<lext week, a· Meigs CouotJ farm wiD be featated by tbe . Meip Soil and Water Conservation D;.strlct. • y~~~JlR~~'!~~~~ R. Wtten he looks at . you, your child sees his Young, maintenance mec:hanic:-A at the 0b1o Yall6y E1ec:uic: Corporations's Kyger Creek PliJU, received bls 35th service award mlCIIIly. • .Young joined OVEC on Oct 6, 1959, as a laborer. In 1967, he transferred to the maintenance department as a maintenance mechlnic help« and. advnaced 10 maintenance mcchanic-C in 1969. In 1978, he was ~to maill· , tenance mechanic-Band in 1982, to maintenance mec:banlc-A. Young resides In Middleport. Ohio Lottery Cleveland wins second Battle of Ohio Super Lotto: 4-7-15-24-34-38 Kicker: 1-0-4-7-0-4 Pick 3: ' 1-0-9 Pick 4: S-4-5-6 Page4 en tine Vol. 45, NO. 121 Copyrtght1994 B7 JIM FltEFl'dAN SellliDel Ne• swr . RelpoodiDJ to Cb~U~gea in the world at*l d!:fmdlna the two-J&t)' ayatem wem topica outlined by fill'· mer Republlc:ao U.S. Rep. Cllnnce Miller Ill the Md.l CouiltyRqJubo Uc:an fall rally Saiwday at EullrD ffigll Sc:bool. wnxte bas beeD a peat cbange lo lbe world, a ~~ .evolutloo ... a comm oil super· hlahway," said MIIJer, wllo served 26 yean io Coopaa. "We're lead· lng loto a different worjd." Miller, an engiDCCr wbo boldl two patents, used the difference between copper wire and fiberoptic .cable to explain tbe communlcati011 potential of today' s sod· ety. A amall fiber-opck: cable cali carry more information tban a much Jarger alppCl' wire cable. Witb teclloological advances c:omea tbe aced for new laws, Miller noted. "'ur forefalben made tbe coostitlltioo flexible io new laws cali be made," Miller J!lld, DOting lbat laws may need to be made reatrict· Including Jobn Knauff and John Ina accesa to RCCida about priVIIte Carey, c:andklates for stile senator dt~J,Q. . . _ IIIIISIIIC n:preseatalive. reapecdveMUier said many people atteDil ly. rallies u "just another fuoctioa" KDauff, a Scioto County combill quickly added that tbey are missioner, said be bas been a full. "scrioa bnslnesa;" · time OOUDty C01111J1iasioDc and will · "We don't come put to play be a full-li!!le state senator if electa-. It Ia serious busloeu... very, ed. He is running against incumvery important We need to aet tbe ·bent Stale·Sen. Jao Micbael Long. "I feel like I can get our fllir vote out and support our c:andidates," Miller slid, adding that share and gee some tblogs done in . while Republic:ana and DemoCIIIs our district," ICDiuff said on the have pblloaopbiQIJ dlft'eaeoces, "we subject of highway construction. doo't need to be penonal enemiea." On welfare, Knauff commented "We 'eilber have two~ Ill' tbal"tbc able-bodied sbou1d work." lbe sySIICUI will Dot wort. be said. Miller addreaes be crowd wlllle Jolin ear.,, Carey, currently the mayor of ADDRESSING CHANGE - Former long· "We must keep the two party sya· Wellston, said his top priority if far left, caadldale for 11ate repre~eotadv., Wa time U.S. Rep. Clarence Miller addreu.l Melp tem ... or wlod up witb ooe party wife, Lyaley, aDd Melp County ()unm!e!cwr Co¥DtJ Republican& Saturday algbt at tile electilcl would be to create jobs In and a dictator." Fred Ho«mao look on. Melg• Coaoty Re_publican Fall Rally. Here, the district. Carey also said be "Our prefe~nce, naturally, Is =~I educatioo over vole Republk:an." sion and improving the housing Pomeroy attorney Steve Story. treasurer candidate J. Keonetb I welfare. -; In aclditioo, Miller ripped tbe · Carey Is cballenging inwmbeut stol:l. spoke for George Voinovicb and Blackwell, Secretary of State Bob Cliotou administration on U.S. State Rep. Milt Malooe. "Meigs County is defmitely on Nancy Hollister, candidates for Taft and c:andidatc for llale 1111«· opeaatlous in Haiti and oo lbe antiFred Hoffman, incumbent the move," Hdfman said. governor and lieutenant Joveanor, aey aeneral Betty MooiJomery, crime bill, a measure be labeled as Republican candidate for Meiss Pomeroy attorney '1. Carson and Mike DeWine, U.S. Senate respectively. Also auendiog wu a "quick fix." . <;:ounty Commissioner, • • his CrQw ~Pil~~ Ill! tlehalf of Fra!!l> candidalle. appeals court candidate, Jud1e Pomeroy allorDCy Bcnwd Fa1tl tbree goals for tbe couoty: more Cremean,s, caodidate for the U.S. Patty Pickens, Bernard Fultz Roger Kline. introduced several speakers, water and sewer· line expao- House of Represen~tives, while and Gene Triplett represented state Clinton looking to score points with visit to Ohio to stan making sure that, if something unexpected happens to you. he'll be taken care of. A Nationwide• Insurance Agent can bring you roth peace GALLIPOLIS' • Bank One will be offering a basic home buying seminar on /fhursday, November 10, from 6:30 pm·to 8 p.m. at the Bossard Memorial Library at 641 Second Avenue in Gilllipolis. Topics covered in the seminar include how to apply for a loan and what it takes to get approved, how to detennine what you can afford and infonnation about the bank's special mortaa~e propam for low to moderate income families. Sharon Smith and other Bank One lenders will discuss details on ~g a home. Seating is limIted. CaD to make rcservalions with Sharon Smith or Debbie Rhodes at 446-0902 by November 7. Refreshmcnrs will be served. Tbe public is invited to attend at no Charge. · Airbag, anti-lock brakes, keY. less entry, power sliding door, electronic a/c, til(, cruise, pwr mirr,or, cassette, Power Door Locks, Power Windows, · Rear Defog, 7 passenger. of mind, With a life instlrance plan that fits your needs. Down . Amy Redovlao wu crowaed as tills year's q-. Frum WI-, back row, Brian Holrmao, Raadall Barke, Juon Carleton, Cllrla Rood, Roaer Arlx, Ricky Hollon aad Ryan Hawley; near you today .ll== NATIONWIDE IS 0 N ·y 0 U R 5 I D E". W.R. 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Aootber Is under fire for refualna to do it In McCoonelsviUe, elementary sc:bool principal Margaret Foley said abe would rather resian tban carry out the corporal punlsbmenl ~~ of the Moraao County bolrd. 'Ibe panel will meet tooightiO'dlscuss her we. · In neighboring Noble County, a Common Pleas .Court jury on Wednesday cleared William J. Dimm~ elementary social studies In lbe Noble sdlool district. He bad beell indicted oo a anooJ: dltPs his finl dloice for prime mint•. Interim Foreign BP OIL CO. / Educators caught in controversy. over renewal of paddling poUcy PORT·AU-PRINCB, Haiti (AP) - Selllitive to put Cabioet IDistakes llld hoping to win over bualness leaden W8f'J of bls populist past, Preaidellt JCIII-Bertraod Arbtide bas reportedly picked a modcrare·to berome prime mini•ter. . Within days, Aristide will annolJIKe his aelec:tloo of Smart.k Mlc:bel, 57, a Iooatime asaoc:iate · wllo served brlefiy as Arlstide's commerce minister Ia . 1991, a -dole 10 lbe govemmeot sal~~ late S!!Dday on c:onditioa of t/ We Accept HEAP VoucherS 446·11576~ middle row, Junior atteadaot Crystal Silllmerfield, aenl,or Becky DrJags, queen Amy Redo· vlaa, 1tolor Heidi Nelson, senior J-lca CMvalier, aopbomore atte~dant Tracy Wlllte and fresbmao attendant BIUee ~ooler; and front row, Cllriltopller Cowdery aoil Brittany BIAell. charge of child eodangerina after he paddled a sixth-grade boy in April. About 10 percent of Ohio's 612 school distrlc:ts authorize paddllna, tbe Ohio Department of Bducatioo said. Ohio Jaw prohibits corporal punishment unless a districtappointed citizens task force recommends il Last smnmer, a community task force inc:luded pad· dling as part of an overall disdpilne policy adopted by tbe Morgan County school board. Ms. Foley told board members she c:wldn 't paddle a student • 'I thought I could somehow wort around it," sbe said. But Ms. Foley, a 20-year educator, later decided to step down. Tbe board will decide tonight wbetber to acceptllct resigoatioo. In Noble Couoty, paddling .goes back 175 years. Dimmerllng said the student be spanked was repeatedly unruly, disruptive and disrespectful in class. · Jurors took about 10 min11tes to decide be was innocent of child endangerlna. • 'This situation wu unfortu. nate," Dimmerllng said. "But in many ways It baa reaffirmed my belief that c:orporal pmlshment is a proper form of discipline.'.' " ROBERT BURNS By Allodated Prell Writer CLEVELAND - President Clinton, seeklna to c~ture more aedit for the ec0110111y I improvement, announced today tbat the federal budget defidt sbrank In die just-coded fisc:al yea. to $203 bil· lion aod predicted It would fall far. tber io l!J9S. "We're doing a good job right DOW in bringinl tbc deficit down," tbe president said in a live radio Interview ben: on WWWE. He said be planned to elaborate 011 tbis In ao address to a Cleveland business .group later In the day. Cliotoo told tbc Jlldio iolerviewer that lbe defiCit in lbe budget year ended SepL 30 was $203 billion, down from "$290 billion-plus·· two years ago, ill 1992. He did Dot say bow mucb faitber be expected tbe defiCit to fall in tbe cutrent fiS· c:al year. "We've done it by cutting the size of government, by eliminating government programs, by cutting others while still being able to Increase our lnvesbnent In education and trllining and·new tecbnology. And that's what I waot to keep doing - managing tbis thins In a very disciplined way," Clinton said. The president also got In a plug for his uip to the Middle East Ibis week and attempted to lower Americans' expectations of what he may accanplisb tben:. "I don't expect a dramatic breaktbrougb" in talks with Syria's leader, Hafez Assad, he said. · In a speech in Seattle on Sun· day, Clinton predicted the fiscal 1995 budaet deficit would be stiU lower. He claimed that would mean tbe first tbn:e-year string of budaet· deficit leductioos since tbe Truman admi.nistralion. "I waoted to get this economy going aaatn," Clintoo told a raucous campaign rally for several Washington state conaressional candidates in a speech aear the Seattle Space Needle. "That's what bringing down ~ deficit and investing more in new tecbnoiogies and expanding trade ... was all about.'' Clinton came to Cleveland to boast to tbe City Club of Cleveland, a business group, about tbe successes of his economic program. He was emphasizing tbe arowth in jobs, expansion of world trade and stable inflation rate, in addition l() gains in sbrinlring lbe budget deficiL But House Republican Wbip Newt Gingrich said tbis morning tbe Democrats bave yet to detail any specifics of what tbey will do after the upcoming elections. . "The president ... did not ru I" out massive: tall Increases. He did not rule out for example that tbey might have to cap tbe bome mortgage deduction or do otber things to raise talles," tbe Georgia lawmaker said 011 NBC. Top Republicans took aim at CliDtoD's deficit-n:ductloo plans by pointing Sunday to an internal Wbite House memo that outlined numerous fiscal options for the future, including large tall increases · and cuts in entitlements such as Social Sec:wity. Clinton, apparently sensioa trouble, twice bec:kooed reporters In Seattle OD Sunday to ch•IImae Gingrich and to assert tbat tbe memo was Dotbiog more than "a list of optioos '' tbal grew out of tbe budaet offx:e' s usual braioatormlng. "I do not support cuts In Social Security, and I believe: ..y savlnp achieved in Medicare should be used to belp pay for bealtb care" reform, Cliotoo said. Tbe president sought to tum the tables oo Gingrich by assertina tbal Gingrich's "ContraCt With America" - a bl11eprint of legislative actioo he would press if lbe Republicans woo control of Coogn:ss oo Nov. 8 - would "explode the defiCit" by adding a trillioo dollan of debt and lead tbe WUDUy to eConomic disaster. In speecbes at campaign rallies in Sao Frandsco and Seaoie before coming to Cleveland, the presjdeot complained tbat Republicans are btwrlna tbc true loot r1 an-economy 011 tbc mend and bliildiDg people to lbe best path ahead. A cenlnll aim of tbc Seaale visit was to give a boost to Roo Sims, a King County c:ouncil member wllo is running a fairly close race against incumbent Republicao Sen. Slade Gorton. The Gorton campaign bas raised about $4 millioo, whicb tbe Seattle Timts reported Sunday was eight times more than Sims. Aristide eyes new prime minister t/ We Delver Only Clean B.P. Fuels "tl Courteous Dependable Deliveries Clll . CGurt paraded paat IJ*Catorl dartac Friday's fciotball p-. Senior Call a Nationwide Agent ' a--• EASTERN HOMECOMING - Eaatera Hlgb Scllool'• And his future. N~tnmwtdc Mutu.tllmurJnce Company. Cl l99<t Nationwi~t Mtuua A Multimedia Inc.~ Miller briefs Meigs GOP on technology Today is not too soon Plan seminar 3 Secllone, 20 Pagee 3 5 - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, October 24, 1994 1·100·591·5654 .. ' ... ~ ; ed States today planned to open a police academy to traia selected members of Haiti's dreaded anny aod police 10 bcamc officers who meet international Sllllldards. Maj . Gen. David C. Meade, U.S. ·around forces commander, said be ~ to have 3,000 "new poUcemen ' b)' mid-Dec:eaober. The U.S. Justice Department wlll teac:b basic police tec:boiquea to tbe Haitian officen, wbo will be · sc:reeaed to keer&:ut those wbb ~.bumall . ts dilrlng - y MCIKlc did Dot say bow officera will be screened, and it wasn't clear bow Haltlaoa would reapoad to a new police of • fmlli•and feared faces. • But citizens in the oortb~ro coast c:lty of Clp-~ ~ ly rejec:ted 'tbe U.S. mllltary's aarmpts to nse former HailliiiiOI· diers on an interim pollee force. ,Rcsideala said bumaD rigbll viola· . 1011 wem 111110118 the oft"teer'l. 1be lll;lldemy Is klcated at Camp roroe•cc•••• d' Application, the Haitian army's heavy WCipOill dePOt before it was dismantled by U.S. troops Jut mooth. • Despite the presence of about 17,000 U.S. troops io Ibis Caribbean country, t11ere Is a void In Haiti's jusli'!;k:"• eapcc:ially since the alUP I wllo IJICd tbe police and-y to rule tllrough rerror fled Into exile. Meade said a lonaer tralnio1 course wiU bet!' early next year t!. ~~ ~!'clli tbe 7 ,SOO-strona army dowu to t,SOO soldlcnl, Aristlde's sdcction or close but lnexperienc:ed usociatea fill' bls original Cabinet alkm"'AJ die buainess community, IIIII IOIDC In tbe middle and upper classea remain waryoflbeJIRIIdeM'ainlellliolis. Ariatlde wu owrtbrowo bv the iamy In Sepecmber 1991, 11111 fkld iDto exile after only ICVCII mootba In office. · BOOI- De Mtlp CGenty Blk•n aDd b1J110 baddiea rr- tile Railaad AmerkaD JAaioo PaM receod7 ran •roua• tllelr dreu reb~~~r~~~l for •• Ch·k Center ..anted lloue, wllk• bepu n-. MMday. All proceeds from tile -k--. wblcll .... ., to tt pa. Oct. :M-lt, ompt sday, wUI be a.t1 to repair tile Rudaocl Civic Center. (Seqtlnei pllolo by c-p Abate) ~ ., I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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