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A rue BERNICE BEDE OSOL Somponf' .n w·our C' uwd may pul you on l o ,1n rdf';J l lltl l W<I help f urt her your amOIIIl)fl '> 100 rn.tkf'r rns i Cinlly rr>\l('d tS wh rch s.rgns are romrlnt rca lly rwrlt>r:l tor you M arl $ :? plus .1 long sel l ctddress.eCl s.ta mDe<' P.nvf'IOpf' t o M <l tc nMalo.er c o tnrs nPw:.p.1pPr P 0 Rox 91428 Cleveraf'\0 O H 4410 1-3·128 TAURU S ( Apn l 20-Mar 20) You m rgh1 bf' ril lh er fo rt una te to da,. t hank s to furniture iw-+--+-._-t 40 Prinllf'l IMHUrl Q f-+~-+~ 41 TV IC'CIItory 43 Financter Cor!- lr r('nd5 y r)u II t"JP u111::l l"td ,.,. ,,h ~ratrv §\'h!r ~'Birthday April 4, 1982 A s~<~nTfiCant opp ortunrty mtght develop GEMINI (M 11r 21-Ju ne 10) In Slrrvrng to a c.h reve your oh iCC tr ... ec, I oel ay your per !orm ance mrght no t be te-.:tbook Def tee t Ye t the reo:;ult<; u>ulc1 ma ke you teet very p leased w1th yoursPI! C AN CER (June 21-July 22 ) A !Irena wh o rS <~ISO an atty ot yours rn me co mmercral wo rld mrght have some good news lor you 11 perto~tn s to a development you ·ve been hQprng w ou ld come about lOt y® in the year ahead throu gh an un- i.JO (July 23- Aug. 22) In matter s per - ..,..ctlain o t events You "d be wt seno t to discuSS wha l occurs prematurely Wllit unlil it' s a done deal (M8rch 21 -April19) Ther e c.ouiCl brl iiJStification lor feeling luc Ky 10 your maten al atfatrs today The aspec ts srgnify tttat you are. so approach your rn'«))vements w•th a postllve alt• tuCle Know where Ia lOOk fo r romance and you'll trnd 11 The Astra-Graph Match - .-s tamrng to your ca reer and earnrngs rl behOoves you to push a brt hauler today You rnrght be able to make up any losses you su 11 ered earlrer rn t hew~ VIR GO (Aug . 23- Sept. 22) 0 -Nrng to you r posrtrve approach _ your chances to• c rea trng opportunrtres toClay lootl e)(c.ellen l f-ocus your mental energ•es o n opt rmr s !1C thoughts SAGin AA1US (- raogements you haVE today w•Th thOse wno haw an opt•m•strc outlook and aren t alratd lo take a calCulated nsk couk1 .or1t out qu11e successfully World Nowo 54 Spawn 56 Ore. time c• 101......, 11) Nlglll Couo1 Q m NewiiWIIIdl ~• IIIII Stereo MOYIE: Phoenl1lhl 0 Wontor(2:00) 12!1 ~ oncl Chuo ~ Banb.. 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Q 11:35 a-. c Tino • • 'Dittl Juiilco' Crlmo Tino A~ Primo Stereo. 0 f»rilnary· 45 Pertaining ta 11 :00) Stereo . 23-llee. 21 ) ber State fl oard of Educatoon. Th e House Ed ucauon Commot· tee will ope n heari ngs Tuesday, an d may vole We dn esday, on a new -.·crston or a mca.o;.;urc the Sen ale passed las t Jul y. Co mm '!I CC Chairm an Ron ald Ge rberry. D·Canfleld, sa id lcgoslati vc leJ dc r.s and Votn ov ich had worked on a subs titute bdl . "I know that has not surfaced as 4'1 Fr.nc:h stoneware Russian composer vtadimir Malotsl<y lour Red Square, Lenin"s Mountain and othef sights and sing with Russian superslar Yurl Anto'lich . a sword 39 Ploco ol RuuAe.Gary Morris and ASTRO-GRAPH 27Fencing 'lr+~-+-1 38 Sponiolt aunt OTIHI or 121 Sou Ill a ~ Uvea Tbenl: LIBRA ISe'PI. 2'3---0ct. 23 ) I here are strong rnckahon~ fOU re go.ng to re ce-ove the hef.p you ....e been hoprng lor 1n a set"~Sihve secretrve area from one who 15- aware ot your needs and has your 11"1 tetest s at neart SCOAPtO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A new proj('<: t yOY re '#efY enthu s•ast.c about rs r..egonn•OQ to altract the at tentron of comoe-ten• all-es Tllere ·s a ch.ance ~ou m ognt pt<; k u p a partner tn the pr ocess 25 Blurt out :HiHofiO'• fattier 11'"-nr-..,....,...,.., 31 Plpelino 34 Thatch plants o•TopCopoA lluntor IQCj . f- robbery inwofving hostages. a one·year attempt Ia find a II]) • Voinovic h to revamp th e 21 -mcm - :Z4 Commerce 30 L0f111 timeo ®'News Ill, II (I) II 20/20 Stereo killer. (R~ COLU MBUS, Oh10 (AP) - An agreement may be ncar on a sta lled bill soug ht by Go v. George :19 Sltuddor ol tabloid reporter uses the cafe ~a base tor a hoax Stereo. ilil GAL LIPO U S . In keepong w1th its th eme, " A Time fo r Heali ng," the 1992 Rover Rc.crcation Festival sponsored by the Gall iJXJ iis Area C ~a mbc r of Co mm erce wol l be dedicated to veterans of the Vie t· nam War, Clyde Eva ns. festival chairperson, sa id th e fe sto val wil l be held July 2·4 a nd th at vete rans of the sout hea st Asia n co nfl ict of th e 1960s an d '70s will se rve as mar· shals in th e Fourth of Ju ly parade 1hrou gh dow ntown Gal li JXllls ' l H GMD Z R J y RWWXATWLJYOVPP , N M 0 ' W XRIOVU l A J V said. The dws10n to SJXltlight V•c•· nam veterans ca me after the 199 1 fes ti va l. whic h honored mil itary personnel who served in the Pc r- si:tii Gulf War. U.S . troop invo lvement in the Vie tnam War reac hed its apex at 543.000 1n April 1969. As of March 1990, there were 2.9 million American-; listed as vetera ns of th e con01cL "Many people ex pressed stron g fee li ngs that Vietnam ve teran s be paid the same gratitu de a nd rcsp<Xt." saod Eva ns. ''The feeling of a need to pay respec\ 10 those who s.acnllccd so much in the war se ems to be presen t aroun d th e country." POME ROY · Co mmi ssooner Ri chard E. Jones saod Fnday dun ng a mee ting o l the Mc1g s Count y Com m1 ssi on crs th at Oh10 Depart ment of T ran s por t ~ll io n off icials have unvetled a road improvement progr.JrO for tloc 1992- 1993 hienni · um and for th e 1992 season whi ch includes 14 Meigs Co unty proJects. Me1gs Coun ty Commi ss ioners attended a sess ion Wcdn csd av tn Mari etta wnh OOOT Director J~rry Wmy. Specifically. th e projec ts planned for Meigs arc two bndge repair s on Su te Rou te 7. one on U.S . Rou te 33 (Pomeroy/Maso n B nd ~e) and one on State Rout e 124; fiv e two- lane res urfaci ng proJCC LS on US Rout e 33. Sta te l~o u te 7. S~11c Roule 143 and Sw1c Route JJ H; two hnd ge rc h <.~bi i i iJ ti o n proJCCI S on State Route 7; and . three culvert rcp i~JCcmcms on U.S. R:ou1 e .ll. Th e board accep ted bids fo r aggregate a nd loot mi x prod ucts on f- nday. The bid of Ri chards :tild Sons of GalliJXlliS was acce pted for hot m.x for the 1992 season. It was the only bid received , aJld quotes a price of $20.50 per tun Tw o bid s fo r aggreg a te were received and appro ved. Those bids were from Jaymar, In c. and Dravo. Pr ices we re quoted ror num erous aggregate produc L~. and we re q uol· cd for both de livef)' and FOB from loca l plan1 s. Co unt y En go neer Ph il1p r{obert s was authorized to choose agg rega 1e pro vo ders based on tl1 c purpose inte nded and avai! "hdny of product needed. A pro p osed lease fm n lf1 cc space for the Me igs Coun1y ll<mll o f El ec uons wa s d1scu s~nl. The lease was the only one sub mntcd for the space, and was rcce 1ved fro m Robert Wi nge tt of 5yracuse ror the Mec hanic St.rcct office now occu pied by the board. Th e comrn t ~"toncrs <l pprovcd 1hc lease. but agreed to 1nvesligatc la nguage co ncc rt l ll tg qru c tural repairs on Ihe bu 1ld111g The comnu.ssioncrs also signed a proclarn:ltt on dcclan ng th is wee k (Ap ri l 5·1 1) Na to onal Lob rary Wee k, cn,ourag1 ng all Meig s Co unt1<1ns to ta ke Jdva ntage o f library services in the cou nty. Present, m add itton to Jones and RoOCrts we re Cou nt y Com mtssto ncrs Manning K. Ro ush an d David Koblcmz. an d Comm iss oon Secrc· wry G Ion a Klacs. ~------------~ "We hop e that by honoron g Vie tnam veterans in Galli a Counly, we can al so tou ch fee lin gs on a regio na l and nati onal \ c~c l ," he added. Follow mg the parade, the American Legion, Veteran s of Foreign Wars, Disabled Am erican Ve terans ;md Ameri can Vete rans will host Vietnam veterans a1a rece ption. "Our org:til izati on will be proud 10 host a reccptioo for a group that plays such a signifi cant role in the VFW ," said Gallipoli s Post 4464 CommaJlder Sonny Chandler. "We were pleased th e host the Dese rt Sto rm troo ps last year, and we will greet !he Vietnam veterans wilh the sa me leve l of enth usiasm," Co nlinued on A-6 _ , .~ ,•.-,.}'..:< , '<, ~ ...i4n • Agreement may be near on school board revamp ss Cotnt>-oo 16 Moccasin t 7 Plaintiff Gallia County svelerans during a recenl meeting were, (I tor): Clyde Evans, festival chairperson; Rick Howell, Rev. John Jackson, Jay Caldwell, Jonnie Jackson, and Ron McDade. Vietnam vets focus of celebration expressed 1n 1hc followong phra se : 'The men and women who served in Vietnam were also he roes. We ju st did not know it th en," ' Evans 52 Make mytldy S3 Woman 's aarnten-1 Heart DISCUSS FESTIVAL - Plans art undrrway lor lhe 1992 Ri ver Recrealioo Festival July 2-4 in the Gallipolis cify park honoring vett'f'IDS or the Vietnam War . Discu ss in~ a ctivitie-s for thr " TI1e rat.i onal c for honoring owVic w am vetera ns ca n be st be a-.r .., Poouicc• Pvu:.. SSHoolbul sound S7 Soolho 14 AdOJI 15 Plant part 18 trit" 46 Babies - 44 Gaudy 1 History Muse 5 Companion 8 Choke up 12 Ac tor Grant m (J) Flitng ..... Spoclot L. I MA e>EAN AND ACROSS Stereo. Ill II II Olnoooun Baby grows a gokJ hom on h1s Stereo. g < _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ FOUl Spociol (L) 8:00 C2J ~ i)p<oru!lj( t<ad • Q m aJ Ccllge Belketball AAII -•I 'i~l ......... ~ J.. EHl P..,;.s but10n to SOCI<'ly by a~plytng lM-H Q Ill MOYIE: Lock, SIOcto ond Ill.... (2:00) Ill Cl (I) Fomly MoMto Urkels interferences make hrm a poor hOuseguesl at the d118 - • AQ Z 7:06 (!) A-mo Fomily 7:30 C2J. IIJ) Jeopordy1 Ill Now H Con Be lola By URIAN J, RF:E il Timt's-Sr nt inel St<1ff ~1 SOllH • ro !t!HJ Princao (2:00) i / ....< 8-yflne 1D MOYIE: TlHI Ul1lo 'I' \· . i til Moclllne 11 profile ol Cincinnati Reds baseball wrth hasl Oawe Maetzold. 14 Meigs projects planned by ODOT ' • K 75 liZ. ~itling lhl in mid·SO\. 14 Sect1on• . 144 Pag e& A Mul timedia Inc . News paper Middleport- Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, April 5, 1992 Copyrlgh1od 1992 ~-------, ~~c.-. 111• CuMtll Allllr C S u nn~- . Hi ~o:h lmts - st sou••ts SCIAM.UT'S ANSW11S ' ·< Gallop - Youtfl · Sh)'1y - Javnly · THOUGHT One overweight woman after SlrenJOuS exercise class : "If I could lose thirty pants rd be dowT1 to the we•ghl l never THOUGHT I'd ber TlHI Jeftenonoll_ IJ)Citn_E_Q Aion ~ the r iver ..............01 -R Busin ess/Fa rm ............... DI·H Classilied ....................... 03-7 nea th s................................ A3 Editora i ............................. A4 SporiS ......................... .... CI-8 Weat her ......... .................. A-2 • No. 3 below PPINI N UMBfiUD t PHi ~ IN TH! UN SC liiAMSlE ASOVE l 0 Gfl ANSWER @UpCioM ~q, ~ nt:~ .,.c.., Inside W M GM D II T W . C VU T Z _ PREVIOUS SOLUTlON ··Too rn.any P1!10P1t mrss the Solher hn.ng because they 're expectrng gOld ."" - Mauntll! Sen.- 3 St®te of yet. But it's my und ers tand ong that tf evef)'thing goes OK, there could be a piece of legis lation sur . facing .. . I know that it' s being put together," Gcrberry said. "I'm not maki ng any co mmit me nts that there 's goi ng to he any ,·ote on a b1ll," he said. Vo inovic h origmally prOJXliCd that the schoo l board, whose mem · her; now arc elected from eac h of 1hc s:tatc 's U.S. House districts, be reduced to ni ne membe rs appoi nted by a governor. • Se n. Euge ne Wall s. R· Ga l· loway, iniiod uccd the bill on behal f of Vo inovi ch. The meas ure was in conjunction with the obsenance. Pictured at LJRRARY WEEK PROCLAIMED. The change d to establos h II sc hool th e s ignin~. l· r , ar c Co mmiss io n er s Da vid Meigs County Commiss ioners have proclaimed ho:nd dostro CLS , each comjXlsed of lhis week (April 5-ll)to be Nation al Library Kuhl ent z. M a nnin ~ Knu s h and R ich ard E . three of the stare 's 33 senate disJones. alon ~ with Mrigs Co unt y l. ihrar~- D in~c­ \V r rk in Mei ~ s Count y. Meigs Counlians are tncl'i. The govern or would appoin t tor Ruth Power s. being encouraJ;:ed to usr their libraries this Wt'fk one member in eac h disrrict, and all II would be su bJeCt ro voter refer· cndu m in eac h d is trict bc[orc tak irlg offi ce. Gc rbe rry offered few detail s !nr churdl, v.-or~ nr nth cr :ll"ll\"lt 11.:" WAS H! NGTO~ (AP) - Mo s1 '> lllftcd from morning to cvc nmg about contents of a JXlSS obl e substi · Wl1y rlll Wl' rmkc the ch;tn)-:<' ' 1 r:xccpted wert: An?O na . lla wa1 J, tu tc measure, but sJid th ere would of the nation rc1umcd 10 day l1g ht One rt' : l ~ orl 111 thr \fl rJ I I ~ 1s 111 be no gubern ator ial appoi ntm ents s:t v1 ng t1m e ear ly todJy Thr Puerto RIL"\1. the Y 1 r ~ 11t Island s, ~ct morr l t~ h t trii O the. ncn tng, cha nge occ urcd off1 ciall y :H ~ a rn ., ,\mrric~lll S; lln O:I and JXtrt of !nd1 of board members. p e r m 111 1 n ~ ! o l~ ~ to C' l1J0Y alter "I mu sl sa y tha t I ha ve bee n local tim e, when cloc ks .s houl d ~1ft\ work kJ ~ urr <.; 11 ch : L~ h:1riX'llll'\ and Most people mo., cd thc tr clock"' atbman tl y opjXlscd to taking away were moved ahead one hou r, to ~ ah e- ad when they went \(1 he'd s ~nur ­ g.1rdcn 1ng the n ghr of peop le to vole fo r a a.m . T he cven1n_l'. I1_L'.h l :1hn -: av r.\ day fll )-!. ht A few m:td c a potn t ni The switch cost m1 lli ons of sta le school board. Removin g the r nrrgy, smn' ]"l('l•pk '-llll tl_l.' arntmd do1 ng 1 t :11 ~ a.m ; o ther~ wa1 t until right of people to vole is not part of Amer icans an hou r of sleep last re ..tdlll _ J .: lo r dn trl _l'. nt ht· r 111d\lor :JCIIV Su nda y morn rng So 111 c for hct thos b1 ll, " he sa id. " That was my ni ght, rec ovcrah lc Oc L 25 In Cn nt inut•d on A-fl cffec l. an hour of daylo ~ ht wo ll be n111 rr ly ~1 n d .., how up an hour l:nc Conlinued on A-li Daylight Saving Time returns Filing deadline for Congressional seats ends; Sulzer files for position on Democrat ticket CO LU MBUS (AP) - Ohio oandrdates will fond th e race 10 Capitol Hill an upward baulc, cspcciaUy for several tncumbcnts fac ing stiff competiti on in the June 2 pn· mary. In the southern pan of the state, Reps. Clare nce Mill er and Bob McEwen are vying for the same Republican nomination. That's because the slate is losing rwo of its seats in Congress. Pan of Miller' s current di strict wa s merged with McEwen 's territory 10 fonn a new di sui et. Three Democrats will be competing for the chance 10 take on the winner of the maK:hup. Tbc primaf)' will feature Chillicothe Mayor Jo se ph P. Sul ze r and fellow Democrats Ted Strickland and Bob Smith. Chillico the Ma yor Jose ph P. Sulzer announ ced Friday that he would seek the democrati c nomina· tion and eloction for represenlalove 10 congress from Ohio' s Su th Con· gress ional District. Currentl y in his socond term as mayor. Sulze r al so se rved three terms on the ChtUicoth e City Coun· cil. He rece iv ed a d e~r ec in law from Capttal Uni vcrstl y in 1982 and a bachelors degree tn govern· me nt from Ohi o Uni vers tly in 1972. A Vretnam veteran , Sul zer and hi s wife Lind a li ve in Cholhcoth e with their four children . Ano ther unu sual primary was se t up in Clevelan d, where eig ht · term ve teran Rep. Ma1y Rose Oa ka r drew fo ur pnm ary c hal· lcngcrs, including Cuyahoga Coun· ty Commissione r T1m Haga n and Cleveland Clerk of Courts Be nn y Bo nanno Oak.ar ha'\ ovc rdrafl\ to fc..1r. She wa-: on the Top 22 list released th1 s week by the House eth ocs comm n· ICC But she al so has a fa11h ful con· to the blu e·collar ethni c neighborh oods th at fonn the core of her dist ri ct. Her populari ty has been strong enough to scare off se ri ous c hal· lcngers in pasl races. Ea rl Martin , may or of the Cleveland suburb of Rocky River. and steel worker Btll Smtih , who ha.s run th ree un successf ul campaigns, flied for the Republican pn· mary in that di strict. In th e ope n seal created by the re tirement s of De moc rauc Reps. Denn os Ec kart and Ed war d Fe 1 ~ h an , f1ve Democ rats fol cd, Continued on A-6 sti tu cncy and stro ng tics JOSEPH P. SULZER �Pqe u SUnday llmes Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport-Gallipolis, OH....Polnt Pleasant, WV April 5, 1992 Nori.ega jury refuses to begin deliberations Saaday, AprilS MIAMI (AP) Jurors in Manuel Nori ega ' s drug trial refused Saturday to begin deliberations wtthout a copy of his original indictment, from which proseculOrS have anempted to remove embar- .\c"<"U- Wcalber" fomcast for daytime conditions and high temperatures MICH • I 53' I• ' Mansfte ld 0 Innocent pleas entered by judge PA . CO LUMB US. Ohio (AP) - A Fra nk l1 n Co un ty judge entered mnoce nt pl eas for two Statehouse prOtesters who refused to enter the counroom under their own powo,r. The pleas were entered for tlhe Rev. Maun cc McCrackin, 86, and Berta Lambert. both of Cincinnati, Judge Jan et Grubb said. She ordered the" release Friday. Ro y O' Donnell of tlhe Cincinnall are a. dragged by authorities 1nto court aft er he refused enter, pleaded mn occnt Friday morning. He was released on his own recog ~ nt zancc pe ndin g a trial date to be se t later, Ms. Grubb said. Ms. Grubb. of Franklin County Muni cipa l Co urt . on Thursday re leased John Wait e II of South I I ! Columbus •53' W VA Showers T-stoons Ram Flumes V.ia Associated Press GraphcsNel Sunny '"' Y1 enna C1992 Accu-Wealher, Inc Weather South-Central Ohio Monday, fau and warmer. Lows Sunday, mostly sunny with the 25 w 35. H1g hs 55 10 65 . Tuesday, a cl1ance of showers. Lows 35 to high 50 lO 55. 45 flighs 55 to 65. Wednesday, E•tended foreust fan Lows 35 10 45. H1 ghs 55 to 65. Monday through Wednesday: Man found innocent second time around STEUBENVILLE, Ohio (AP) - A man released after three yealli in pri so n says he' s going to savor hJS freedom. Lawrenc e Reed , 47, had been co nvi c t ed of murder but was COLONY THEATRE ADIIIISION S1.10 !989 of murde rm g James McGhee of Steubenville. "'"'UIE '~·l\~W!S"t '"' 446 ·4524 rc k ascd after a second jury found h1 111 innoccnL A Je fferso n County Common Pleas Coun jury came to the deci· s1on Thursday aft er four hours of between two countries.·· Nonega told the judge. U.S. Di stri c t Judg e Wtlliam Hoeveler said he was troubled by the tssue and !Old the defendant he had made a good argument. He asked a U.S . marshal whether the Jury, which entered the deliberation room about 9 a.m., had begun its work. Th e marshal reqJOilde<l no, adding, "They have iiit,:::.::.;iniiidiiii.cunem · ly." Afte r brtcf consideration , the judge agreed wtth the defense and insuucted the prosecution to put the co nuovers1al sections back in the indictment gtven 10 the jurors. Hocveler said, however, that he would tell the panel the govern · mem need not prove every individual acc usation ln the indicunenL Late Friday . 7th graf APRIL DEALS 1992 OLDS 88 ROYALE •• COMPARE TODAY! 4 Or. sedan, only 9,070 miles. $7295 1991 CHEV. 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Charles Buren VanSickle, 83, of 320 Swisher Hill Rd., Cheshire. d1ed Friday , April 3, 1992, at Ve terans Memonal llospual. Pomeroy He was born on Aug. 15 , 1908 in Mason County, W.Va ., son of the late Franklin and Mary Rim VanSickl e. He retire<l from self employment. Survivors include his wife, Nettie Wrighl VanSickle, whom he marri ed Marc h II , 1936 in Point Pleasant, W.Va.; three daughters, Chnsttn c Gmdy of Altamonte Springs, Fla., Mrs. C.M. "Btrdie" (Juamta) Love and Mrs. Wayne (Ruth Ann) Angell, both of Cheshire; one son. Denms Van Sickle of Hilliard: one granddaughter, rai sed in the home; liv e SISters, Mis. Fred (Magdlcnc) St. Clair of Cheshire, Mis. John (Marccna) Denney o l Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va., Mis. Monroe (Ruby) Sheets and Mrs. Lee (N aomt) Sines. both of Gallipolis, and Emes teen Blake of Delaware. Ohto: eight grandchildren: and two grandsons. He was preceded in death by one daughter; oo e son in inftmcy ; one sister, Josephine; and six brothers, !sac, Foster, Henry, Worthy, James, and Lee. Services will be held I p.m. Monday at Willis Funeml Home, with the Rev. John Jeffrey oflietaung . Buri al will be in Gravel llill Ce metery, Cheshire. Fncnds may call at the funeral home on Sunilay from 6-9. March figures show Ohio job market remains flat COLUMBUS, Oh1o (AP) - An increase of 58,000 Ohioan s work · ing in Man:h hasn't spurred a JOb mark et thai remains nat , a stal e employment official said. " The recovery that is beginning to show tn other economtc mdica tor s soil is not evident in Ohio' s work force." said James Conrad. Admmistrator of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. " The JOb market remains basically nat, although we did sec an tnerease of 58.000 tn the number of Ohioans working 1n March ," Conrad said. Ohio 's un employm ent rat e remained al 7.2 percent in March for the second consecutive month , the Labor Department said Friday. The nation's unemployment rate s tuck at a 6 l/2-year high of 7.3 percent in March , showing no impr ovement de spite sign s of rec overy el sewhere in the econ omy. The new na~onal rate, the same as February 's, occompanied a second Labor Depanment report that showed little growth 10 payrolls of the nation 's non-fann employers. There were 5. 1 million Ohioans with jobs in March . The number of workers unemployed in March was 396 .000 . up from 391,000 in February. The civilian labor force in Ohio mcludcd 5.5 mill10n work ers in Mar c h, up from 5.4 million in f'cbruary . The number of the working -age populati on 1n th e labo r Paper says White House staff is in disarray WASH INGTON (AP ) - The While Hou se swff has plunged in to suc h di sarray since Samuel Skinner too k ov er as chief of staff thr ee month s ago that press sec retary Marlin Fitzwater has become fru strated enough to cons1dcr quittin g, The Washington Post says. Fit zwat er is not res igning, but he left ahruptl y left last week for a v:1cati on in Bermu da aflcr confidtng hi s discontent to a'isociatcs. th.c newspaper reponed in toda y's editions. It qu01ed unidentified Fitzwater aides as saying t.he press sec retary I S lru slrJtcd by what he sees as the Wh1tC House's inabillly to tmplcment and carry forward President Rush':; th emes and polit: 1cs. force was 66.3 pcrccnl in Marc h, up fro ri1.65.5 percent in Feb ruary. Th e March unemployment rate for Ohio is above the 7.0 perce nt rate fo r March 1991. Over the year , th e number of Ohioans workin g has 1ncreasctl by 40,COO, up from 5 million . The number unemployed ha s increa sed by 14 ,000 ove r the year from 382 ,000. Th e numl4er of un empl oye d people nauonwidc held at 9.2 mi llion, 2.5 million more tl1an the start of the recession in Jul y 19'10. GALLI POLIS Tod Bu c han a n , an inte rn at ionall y know n mag ician, illu sionis t and mouvauonal speaker, will be th e featured speaker at the 1992 Indu strial Award< Banquet of the Gallia County Safety Council at 6 :30 p.m., Tuesday, April 2 1, at the Hol Iday Inn in Gallipolis. Bu chanan ha s pe rformed a ll ove r the world . Hi s ac compli shments include tclevJ sion appea ra nces , Broadwa y, La s Vegas rev ues , te levi :.; ion comm ercial s, crui se lin e appearances and corpora!c show s. He starr ed on th e s ma sh hit "Bo ardw alk Mag iC" a t Res orts In te rnation al' s Hotel/C asi no in Atlantic C1ty , which won the award for "Best Show of the Year." After graduating from S yracusc University with a degree in marketing and working as a public relali ons co nsultant with an international corporation. Buchanan began using magic as a vehicle for introdu cing new product lines. This co nce pt pro ved so successful that he was soon nctlng as a consultant fo r many maJor corporations, produ cing large-sc ale lfade shows in whi ch grand -scale illusions were des igned and co nstru cted to loo k like company products. Today, his company , Buchanan Production s, places 1ts major emphasi s on pro - WA SHINGTON (AP) Choosing a wider audi enc e for h1 s co ngress io nal reform proposal s, Pres idem Bush went on rad10 Saturilay to ask the American people " to tum up the heat" on their lawmak ers to mak e government more respon sive . " What merely hampered us in th e pa st will gridlock us in th e fulure ," Bush said in on e of a COLUMB US . Oh 10 (AP) - A series of Saturday broadcasts. '' Our r ra nk lin Co unt y JUd ge e nt ere d ahil1t y to ec mpcte demand s th at tnnoccnt pleas fDr tw o Sta tehouse Congress enact lhe reform s I ht~ ve protesters who refu sed to enter the proposed .' ' His speech, made availahl c to court roo m under thctr own fKJwcr. radio stations across the countrY for The pleas were e nt ered for the Rev_ M:tu ricc McCrJckm, H6, and usc at a time of their choosing: was B cr t ~l L 1n1bcrt , bmh of Ctncinn au. a condensation of the one he gave on Friday in Phi l a!l e lph~a m whiCh Judge Janet Grubb satd . She ordered Lh eir rclca-:c Frid~1 y . he proposed a 12 ·ycar lim it on Roy O ' Do nnell of the Cmei n- members of the Hou.se and Se nate. None of the president 's pro po s~ nati area, dragged by a uthorili cs tnto court aft er he refu sed enter. als is new: they arc merely repack· age d . They in cl ude swee pin g rl c ~iClcd l!HIOCe n\ Frida y morn tng. He was released on his own rccog· chan ges tn campa ign fin anc in g, n t z :~ n cc pen ding a trial dat e to be cut ti ng back on government regulaset l:ll cr. Ms. Grubb sai d. tions and "a Citi zen Congress, not a Ms . Gruhh , of cr:tnkli n County Mun 1c i p~1 1 C ourt, on Thur sday r c l c~l scd John W:]l(c II of South Vienna. All four were arr es ted by th e Sta le H1 ghwar Patrol Wcd ncs cla y aft er Ll1 cy rd usC'.d to end a sit ·tn at Gov. Geo rge Vo tnov i c h's offt ce. They h :~.d participat ed in ~l Sta te · house rJ II y protest ing cu ts in General Ass istance bcncfiL~. OFFERING : Innocent pleas entered by judge ' From outside W. Vo , call toll-free 1-800-333-1PVH ( 1-800.333-1784) PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL The family of professionals 2520 Valley Drive. Point Pleasant, WV 25550 - • GEO • OLDSMOBlLE MAYO MONUMENT CO. Stucks Corporate Bonds U. S. 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DaVId Bon1or of MKh1ga n (614) 446-2125 1-R00-4R7-2129 SINGLE COPY PRICE One Year. Su Monthl' l10n rc-clcc lion war chest. "S uch a syslCm cann ot pro mo1 c. reform and c han ge; 1n s1cad 11 agg rCSS IVCJ y prOICC IS th e Sta tU S Jay Caldwell Accouru Executive Libby Hotel, Suite 100 444 Second Avenue Gallipolis, 011 456.11 Me mber': Th e Auoc1 atM Presa. a nd th e O hio Newspaper Anociat1 on , Na tiona l Adv ertisi ng Repre ~ntative , ltranh a m New1paper Sal e • . 733 Third Avenue . New York . New Yon HXJI 7 to caree r Congrc-;.s. ' ' " It IS true that one-part y rule in Congress JS a big part of the problem ," he sa1 d. " But th e !Jrge r 1ss uc IS a sys temi c pro ble m, th e 284 congressional commiuccs and subcommlltccs. the alm ost 40,000 legis latiVe branch emplo yees and st aff. the $2 .5 b1111on of tax payer financ m ~ overl aid with $ 11 7 mil · Contact : O ffil:r. Sund My . TOD lllJ CHAMN The Oh!o Company Pubh "hed each S unday. B25 Thi rd Av r. Gallipolia. Ohio. by th e Ohi o Valley Publ ishing Company/Multimed ia . Inc. Second d u s poet.a1Jt paid at G..:Jiipol1a. Ohio 456 31 E n ~red 1.1 aecond cl a11 m~~iling matter a t Pome roy, O hi o. PU! l One W ~ k One Yea r ducing C ll~ tom ized mag ic and motivational progra ms. Some of the corporati ons that have utiliz ed the se uniqu e pr ograms arc Mobil Oil , General Electri c, IBM, AT&T, Ameri can Expr ess . and RCA. Recently, the bu siness communily of Columbus honored him and his company for ha ving the "Entrepreneurial Sp1nt." He is a m<;mbcr or th e Na~ onal Speakers Assoc tauon. T ickets fo r th e ban qu et are available at the Gallipolis Chamber of Comm erce. Rc:-:crvation s must be made no lo tcr than Ap ril 17. For addit io nal info rm atio n, ca ll th e chamber office at446-0596. 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W .-40 ------------------------· I 1 I 1 I I I II Mail Coupon To: 659 LeGrande Blvd., Gallipolis, OH. 456311 Call 446-3615 or 992-7 440 0 OHIO VALLEY MEMORY GARDENS 0 MEIGS COUNTY MEMORY GARDENS II NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP I I -----------------------~ �April 5, 1992 Commentary and perspective AprilS, 1992 ,--- Local briefs -_, Page-A4 Man charged with trafficking GALLIPOLI S - A Gallipolis man was arrested Frtday after noon and charged with trafflckmg in drugs. Accordmg to a report from the Gallipolis Police Depanmcnt Tommy Eugene Kerwood, 51 , 93 Cedar Street, was arrested afte; police received reports that drugs were being sold from the house. Kerwood is being held in the Ga llia County Jail. Also arre sted Friday was wa.< Charles W. Harmon , 42, Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va., on a charge of theft. Bush picks a fight over pork-barrel projects A Division of .I'U.Tt'f~X.\ K 8l5 Third Ave., Galllpolls, Ohio (614) 44H.l42 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 992-2156 • ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HODA.RT WILSON JR. • Eucutln Editor rAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisber-Conlrullrr A MEMBER of The Associated Pre ss. and the American Newspaper Publishers Association LEITERS OF OPINION are welcome . They should be less tban 300 words All leners are subject to editing and must be s 1gned w 1th name , address and te lephone number. No uns igned tellers will he publl sbe_d_ Letters should be in good taste. addressing issues , not personalitie s A national priority 8y GEORGE MillER Editorial Services You haven't had your heart broken until you've seen a fatal fire . I saw my f~rst one as a roolue firefighter in 1969. The story was a.< familiar as it was tragic-an early morning fu-e , a sleeping family. After we brought the fire under conuol , we searched the house and found a 9-year-old boy and his lit~ e siste r in bed, under a blanket or ceiling plaster. They looked ltke they were asleep, but both had been killed by smoke and tax ic gases. What haunted me as much a.< the faces of those children was the lcnowl edgc that this fire, like mos~ could have been prevented. The horror of that morning started me on a career of working to prevent the fires that destroy lives and homes. With local and stale fire safety organizations and the National Association of State Fire Marshal s (NAS FM), I have taken pan in ftre education programs that run the gamut from poster contests lo fire safety curricula in grade schools . But nothmg I've seen in 23 years of fire prevention work does a better JOb of saving lives than a smoke detector that alens the occupants of a house to a fire and gives them precious time to ex tinguish the fire, call the fire department or evacuate the house. 1ltal's why I feel that at least one 1moke dcteuor in every household should be a national priority. Smoke detectors arc currently in 80 percent of American homes; the dec lin e in fire deaths renects this fact. U.S. Ftrc Administration studJes 1how that in 1975, before smoke detectors came into general use, 7,500 Amcrt cans diCd in f~r cs. Last year, there were fewer than 5,000 f~rc dc;llhs. The number of fatal ttics is expected to drop even more once smoke deteCtors arc m the 20 percent rtf American dwellmgs that su ll don't have them. The need is urgent. That 20 percent often houses the poor, the elderl y, the handJcappcd and others who can' t afford, or otherwise man age. smoke detectors. Th is year, NASFM took a ste p tn th e ri ght direction by di stnb utt ng more thaJr 80,000 smok e detectors in the 27 slates participating in our program. State chapters of NASFM will monttor the effective ness of th ese detectors. Some slates em ploy imaginative smoke detector pl acement programs. After three years of helpmg homchealth -care nurses install smoke dete ctors in the homes of MedJCaid patients and newborns, South Carolina ftre officials hav e begun a program of giving hospitals smoke detectors 10 give 10 the mothers of new babies. The program is effective as well as 1maginati ve: Fire deaths have fallen 50 percent slatewide since 1988. Since the start of the NASFM program , we received nearly 400,000 :tdditional requ ests for smoke detectors, far more than we currently car handle. We arc tn the process of formin g a foundation to raise the fund s necessary to be sure llrat at least one smoke detector is in every home. The mosttmportanl thing 10 know about fires is that they can be preven ted. Smoke detectors arc a grant step in that direcuon. It 's a giant step we all should take. (~eorge A. Miller, an exec uti\'t board member and legislative rhai rm an or the National Association or S!alc Fire Marshals, ha s ht•t• n a fire safely profrssional for more Ihan 25 years. Today in history Hy The Associated Pre~s Today is Sunday, Apnl 5, lire 96th day of 1992. There are 270 day s left 1n the year Today 's Ht ghlt ght rn Hi story : Two hundred years ago, on Aprd 5, 1792, George Washtngton cast llre llrsl pre sidential veto, rejecting a congress ional measure for apportionin g rcprcscntauvc s among the sta res On this date: In 1614, American Indian pnn ccss Pocahontas marri ed English co lonist John Rolfe in Virg ini a In 1621, the Mayflower sailed from Plymouth, Mass., on a return trip 10 England . In 1649, Ehhu Yale, th e English philanthropi st for whom Yale Universtly ts named. was hom. In 1856, black American ed ucator Rooker T. Washington was bom in Franklin County, Ya. In 1887, in Tuscum bta, Ala., teacher Anne Sullivan achteved a maJor break through with her blind and deaf pupil, Helen Keller, by conveying to her the meaning of the word ''water'' in the Manual AI ph abeL In 1951, Jultus and Ethel Ro,;cnbcrg were sentenced to death follow ing thetr convtction on charges of bctng atomi c spies for the Soviet Union. In 1964, Gen. Douglas MacAnhur died in Washington at age 84. In 1975, natlona hsl Chi nese lr<1dcr Ch iang Km -s hck died in Taipet at age 87. Berry's World WASHINGTON - George Bush doc s not need to sum mon a Wil li e Horton m thts election campatgn. The poltti cal ad that wi ns votes in 1992 ts more likely to be a k'tkeoff on the pre-dawn hog pnccs on Midwestern rad io - a litany of how lire Dcmocrutically controlled Congress has squandered preciou s lax dollars on pork -barrel proJeCts. Thts is wo rse than th e Pentagon's $600 toile t scat. It is the $200,000 Vid alia onion proJect, the s100,000 blackbtrd pre se rv at ion proJect, the S100 ,000 mechan ical to mat o harve ste r projec t, the $ 100.000 for sw tn e d tseasc research. In eac h con!,'Tesstonal dtstr ict, the ta ., money of I he man y ha s bee n spent on the needs uf a few 10 S3 lisfy the re-election lust of one Prestden t Bush has a li st of 1,391 such pork-barrel proJeCts that he mtcnd s to ask Congress to can ee l one by one. Stnce Congress won't give Bush the line-item veto to exc tsc pork proJecLs heforc they are fund ed. hts nex t tool tS " rcsc issian ,·· or ask in g Congress tO go back and resc ind indi vt dual appropriations. Wh en Bu sh proposes a li st of cu ts th at in clud es S 100,000 for I, RIP TIDE By Jack Anderson and Michael Binsfein Congress has agrecd in 675 cases, with some adJustments. But seldom has a president used rescission as a c ampaign sledge hammer . Last month Bush sent ht s fmt 68 propose d cuts 1 Congress. They arc worth 53 ·6 bill ton and range in size from 539,000 lo S20 million . The wor t! IS, Bu sh wtll keep peltin g Congress with requests for cu ts unt ll th e law lll.:~k crs have been force d 10 vote on the entire li st of 1.3 91 · "The longer (the lt sl) the better for Bu sh, " ex plained one Democra ti c Se nate in si der. "They're ° lookingformc laphors forproblcms ra llrcr than root causes. They have 68 little Willi e Hortons th ey've trooped up th ere - economic Willie Hortons." Bush's strategy tS long on symbo!Jsm and short on subslance. His list of c ul s se nI to Congres s wouldn't even add up to I lx:rccnt of the $400 billion deficit. "Let' s be honest wit h each other. It's not gomg to cure the budget deficit, " conceded on Republican supporter of the rescissions. "The only thing that 's going to cure the budget deficit is when we put a cap on mandated spending." Bush has picked thi s fight , but he may not be able to finish it. Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W. Ya ., who worked as a butcher in his youth, is about to carve a roast out of the Republicans' hide. As early as this week he may begin a countera1L1ck th e pork baule Ihat som e on cinapllol · HiU are calling " mutually assured destruction." As soo n as the White House unvct. 1ed its proposed cuts, Byrd, · chamnan or the Senate AppropriaLions Committee, convened a meeting of hi s subcommittee chairmen to formulate a battle plan. He is consi denn g slicing the fat -------,----~at/P iF' eLe,TeD~ ! WiLL ~Nat.LY PaY oFF THe DeFiCiT. out of the White House budget in cludm g sub-Cabi net level limo servi ce and executive branch jetsetting. And, there arc a slew of projects on th e rescission list that arc tmportant to Republicans. Sen . John McCai n, R-Ariz., sponsored Bush's resc ission bill, but could scare up on ly 17 Republican cosponsors. "Byrd is going to load this up willr things that arc pamful w Bush and Republic an members," said one Re pub lica n strateg ist. The result could be a tortured com promise li st of cuts th at Bush would have to veto, and then who looks , like the bad guy' Byrd is also lik ely to usc thi s opportunity to se ttle some scores. For example, Sen. Slade Gorton, RWa sh., voted aga in st Byrd on a clean -air act that Byrd fear ed would hurt hi s coal min1ng con - sutuents. It won't be hard fur Byrd 10 find some obsc ure budget cut th at would hurl Gorton' s con stituents. For Byrd, the line between pnnciple and pork is blurred. Pork-barrel spendm g is a dtrty phrase , but Byrd lives and dies by tl. lie represents one of the poorest states, and his conslitucnlS have grown accustomed to a diet of pork . Seve ral years ago, he promised the state Sl billion m special proJects, ancl he has more than delivered. The admini stration has had an unwriucn truce with Byrd nol to wuch hiS West Virginia pork projec ts, but this tim e the Bush li st boldly in clud es a declaration of war - ax mg a 5800,000 grant to help mark et Appalachian hard woods m West Vtrgin ia. Senate instd crs arc not lookmg forward 10 th e sce ne ahead Byrd, on th e Se nate noo r with a tally sheet of pork-barrel proJects that Ius fellow sc.nators wanl, forc in g th e m to tak e "do-or -die'' EMS units answer 7 calls POMEROY - Seven calls fo r assistance were answered by units of Meigs Emergency Services on Friday. At 9:35a. m. on Fnday , Tuppers Plains squad went to Number 9 Road for Ray C. Smith , who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 10:22 a.m., Racine unit went to Barringer Ridge Road and took George Moore to Pleasant Valley HospiUtl. At 12:0 1 p.m., Rutland squad was sent to Painter Ridge Road . Beulah Knous was taken to Veterans. At 6:54 p.m., Pomeroy unit went to Mulberry Av enue. Winnie Waldnig was tran sported to Vctcrars. At 10:14 p.m., Middleport squad responded to 8onc Hollow Road for Della M1lliron. She wa.< taken to Vete rans. At 10:50 p.m., Middleport unit wen! to Overbrook Center. Delma Hol ley was taken to Pleasant Valley. Atll:IS p.m ., Pomeroy Slation was dispatched to West Main Street (under the Pomeroy/Mason Bridge) for a wa shdown . Arnett keynote speaker ATHENS - Pulitzer Prize-winnin g JOu rna ltsl Peter Arnell, the only Weste rn reporter ba.,;cd in Iraq last year for the entire run of the Pcrstan Gu lf War, wtll visit Ohi o Uni verSi ty's Athens campus as the key note speaker for the Co ll ege of Communi cation 's 24 th Commu ni cation Week Aprt127 -May I. Amell, a Cable News Network co rr espo ndent , will delt ve r a speech entttl cd "A Reporter' s Journey : 30 Years of Coverin g Co nfltct ," at R p.m. Apnl 27 m Memo ri al Auditoriu m Arn ett i s on a year 's leave o f a bsence from CNN's Jerusa lem l:lurca u 10 wri te an auiO btography . A veteran war correspondent, his FOR PRESiDENT tnvolvcm ent in Vtclnam fo r The Associa ted Press ea rn ed him the Pulitzer Prize f or in ter nation a l rcportmg '" 1966. For 10 day s las t yea r, Arncu was Lhc lon e accr edited W cs t ~ rn newsman in Baghdad cove ring the Persian Gulf conlli ct, and he conclue ted th e only int erv iew with lraqt Pre std c nl Saddatn Hu sse m du ring the war. Al so appearing during the week long even t wtll be actress Nancy Cartwri ght , a former Ohio Universi ty interpe rso nal communications st ud ent and voice of television' s Oari Simpson, and Linda Gradste m, Mtddlc Eas t correspondent for National Public Radio. POMEROY- Three Albany resid ents pled gu ilty to drug-related charges in Meigs Cou nty Common Pleas Court last week. On Thursday, Brian Woodgerd, 34, pled to a two-count tndJ cunent char ging him with possession of martjuana , a felony of th e third degree , and cul tivation of marijuana, a fourth -degree felony. Also pleading at th at time was by a score of 13-8 ." Racin e wa s elim in ated in the Di stnct to urney by a great Stewart (Rome) team . It should be mcnt toned that the 1930-3 1 baske tb all team also had an out standin g season. RHS won 21 ga me s and los t two. In the County tourney Pom eroy defeated Racine. bultn the Sectional Racine defeated Pomeroy . The wnter who played in th ese games can well remember th e phenomenal shool ine of Herschel "Hickey" Roush m tho Sectional. Hick ey would dribble the ball down under lire basket then give ht< "double clul£h" shot. He wo uld JUmp up as if he was go ing 10 shoot at th e top of hi s jump but didn't rele ase th e ball until he was almost al the bouom of hi s j ump. (Michael Jordan of the Chtcago Bull s would appreciate thi s shot.) The Pomeroy team was completely surprised and RHS won the ga me. Whenev er Hickey wa~ approached at the basket he usuall y was g uard ed by two men. Thi s night he had 3 or 4 buckets that were unbelievable. I know that lhe Pomeroy High Sc hool team was POMEROY - The Fourth District Court of Appeals has affirmed th e 1990 convictmn of Tony Hutton of Langsville, who was fo und guilty by a jury of traffi cking in coca in e, a felon y of the seco nd degree. Upon the rccom mcndat ion of Prosecuting Attorney Steven L. Sto rv , Hunan wa s la ter se ntenced by Meigs Co unty Co mmon Pleas Court Judge fred W. Crow Ill to five to 15 years in pnson, wilh an actual tncarcerauon of five years, the maximum al lowed by law. Hulton was also fined $7,500, the m:v:imum fine allowed by law. Acco rdi ng to Story, Hulton' s convicLion arose fro m a year-long drug agent. The trial co urt fo und that because th e wri tten notice of alibt wa s filed late, and because Huuon had testifi ed at a prcvtous hearing th at lhe agent's testim ony wa s accurate, th e alibi defense wa< no1 tnvcs tigation invol ving undercover APRIL 10, 11, 12 BCI agents, working tn conjun ction with the Meigs Cou nt y Prosecutor and th e Meigs Cou nt y Shenff's office. The bast s of the appeal, filed by Pomeroy Auorncy Cha rles H. Kntghl, was lhat Hulton should have been allow ed to offer alibt tes timony at tria l, slalmg ihlll he was elsewhere at Llu: LJmc cocain e was so ld to an undercover BCI MAY B, 9, 10 JUNE 12, 13, 14 JULY10, 11,12 AUG. 21 , 22, 23 SEPT. 11, 12, 13 OCT. 9, 10, 11; NOV. 6, 7, 8 Largest Flea Markel in S.E. Ohio. HOURS : 8 A.M.-5 P.M. s:i dc court. Th e ram was so heavy that the team had 10 stay overn ight Thought for Today "Birth, ance stry and that whiC h you yourself have not achtcvcd can hardl y be ca ll ed you r own ." Greek proverb. AssiStant Prosecuung Attorneys Lind a R. Warner and George P. .\1cCarlh y represented ~re state 111 the heann g and assisted 111 th e mves ugation of the ca.,;c, accordm g ~Sto~ . A pre-sentence mvcstigation h;r s been ordered by Jud ge Crow, and se nt encing has been ordered fc• r May 21. Th e three de fendants were rep · resented by Columbu s Attorney s Gre gory Mycrs and Stewan Rents and Athens Attorney Claire M. Ball , Jr. admisstb le. The appe aL' cou r1 agreed with Crow's ru lt ng. Story sa td thJt he was ple ased with the result of the appea l. "No t on ly do we mak e so ltd cases thot succeed at JUry tn al, but cases th:ll can also wtllrsland appel lat e review ." 1992 SCHEDULE FRENCH 500 FLEA MARKET AND GUN SHOW The Bridal Registry Gallia County Junior Fai rgrou nds GALLIPOLIS, OHIO US . 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TI ey_ . ot L' kn 216 COFFEE TABLES & END TABLES , n the .A. mer i c<: · s cc<, .. umy, one eo. e we re 1wo ga me s of tn tcrcs t. One game was sc hedul ed and played in the Hock ing Valley area on an oul · F.dilor's note - Long-time Allorney Fred W . Crow is the conlributor or a weekly column for The Sunday Times-Sentinel. Readers wishing to applaud, criticize or comment on any subject (e<eepl religion or politics) are e ncouraged to write to Mr . Crow, in ca re orthl< newsp aper. motion. Appeals court upholds Hutton conviction RHS basketball1931-32 and earlier years Fred W. Crow mariJuara and evidence of culuvauon were discovered . Trials had been set tn the three cases for thi s week; all three have bee n canceled due to the pleas . The parties had previously fil ed a mouon to suppress evidence and 11 hearing wa.< held before Judge Fred W. Crow Ill , who reJecte d th e three were charged '" fall, 1991, following an mvcstigation conducted by th e prosecutor 's office, the Ohio Bureau of Cri mtnallnvesti gauon and the Mctgs Cou nt y Sheriff s Department. Based on an anonymo us up . a search warrant was obtaine d, the Woodgerd residence was sc are hcd and lar ge amount s of processed 614·446·3158 The pain will spr ead acro ss party lines . But in sending hi s pork list to Con gress willr projects ncar and dear to both Republican s and Democrats, Bush has show n he isn't above choppin g off his ow n coa tlails to elim ina te the drag. Copyright 1992, United Feature Syndicale, In c. tn Ient s before winnm g the fin al gi.lm C. rnus Lrip wa s mode by train through a Hock in g Valley nootl and walcr was on the noor of the train coac h. Rupc , my only comment to thi s is that they loved to play basketball in Racine. Again, dunng the same season another trtp was sc heduled to play at Ripl ey, WV . In ge lling 10 Rip ley the tr ain had to go throu gh water with lhc water on the noor of the train coaches. Un fortunat ely, Racine lost th is game by a score of 96. The 1928-29 season was one of the few bad ones. The team had a record of 6-9. Roger Daniels, late r, Dr. Damels was the coach. Thi s is the only team in the state that had a chauffcr for th e coac h. The chaufICr' s name wa s Pete Shields. Pete was later Mayor of East Lek1n. The 1929-30 season was notable in one respect. That was the year in which the RHS gy m was built and put in usc. Ft nall y, Rupe, RHS probabl y ha< th e best record of overall win s and losses in the stale . This had been du e to the fa ct tha t th ey pl ayed ba sketball all year long . Also, most of the moth ers wer e in structed , after th e bottle, co mes the basketbal l. Ttmc and space has not perm itted th e writer to com ment on th e subsequent hi story or tht s sc hool. Agatn, special th anks to Donald Wolfe, Pete Shield s, Bill Stewart, l ac k Sa rg ent , Hickey Rou sh, George Netglcr, To m Wolfe and Vera Becglc for their assistance in preparing tht s articl e. (See rclcated photo in today's spans secuon). Carry on. Becky Stites WOodgerd, to a coun t of possession of mariJuana, also a third-degree felony . Earlier in the week , th e Woodgerd's co-defendant Harve y Michael O'Dell entered a gui lt y plea to one count of possession of marijuana, a third -degree felony . According to Me1gs County Prosec utor Steven L. Story, the BARGAINS GALORE! WAS 1300 There arc many interesting stories that occ urred during the baske tball seaso n starting with 1918 and co ncludmg in the spr ing of 1932. Some of them are: Most of the early games were played on ou t of door co urt s. The tournament ga mes during thi s period of tim e were us ually played in the old Pomeroy Armorv . Thts building was later known as the Maso nic Temple a.nd is now the property of the County. In order to make a long 32 season: B.D. Willtams, Press ley shut in thi s buildtng one had to Clark , Pau l Haskin , Waid Roberts, shoot between th e rafters in order Henr y Ftshcr, Roger Dan te ls and ln mal-e the basket. C.L. Snyde r. In the season of 191 8- 19 RHS co r the pe ri od of 1930-3 1 played a game at Wilkesvi lle and thr ough 1940-4 1 Ractnc ll ig h had to travel via train and surrey. II School won 207 games and lost 34 wa1 necessary for the team to slay gam es. The coaches during thi s all ni ght at individual s' homes tim e were Paul Stewart, Charl es heforc returning to Racme the nex t Hay man , Ernest Wing cll, Pearl day . For se veral years RHS had Rctchley, George '-'liraben and only one basketball . To have two Leon Morns. basketballs on a team was a luxury. Mos l of thi s material was Thi s situati on existed at other ob tain ed from Don ald " Pt zz lc" sc hool s including Pomeroy . In Wolfc· s book on the sports hi story 1923-24 a few basketball ga mes of Racine Hi gh School and South - were played in an improvised gym ern Ht gh School basketball . It is at th e Racin e Town Hall. Later tru ly amazing to sec the record of some games were played on th e wins and los,;cs. Don's book covers second noor of the Spencer Livery a period fr om 1918 through the stable. sc hoo l yea r of 198 1-82. In this In the 1923 -24 season the RHS hook he earned the results of eac h team trav eled and defeated Rio game dunng that period. Also , he Grande College . To get to another had notes on every team during that game at Ravenswood it was neceslime. sary to travel via B & 0 Railroad RHS players during the years from Graham, WV to Ravenswood , 191 8 through 1931 were Dillon WV . The roads in those days were Cross. Warre n Reed, Warren muddy and to trav el by car was Thomas, Ed wa rd Rhode s, imposs ible. Again the players had Theodore Beeg le, Ben Spenc er, to stay overnight at other players' Homer Holter, Virgil Rose, Be n homes. Petrel, Don Nease, Mau rice Loll, Considering the times, one of Wilbur Hol ler, Edwa rd Foster, the mos t outstanding ba sketba ll Brooks Beegle, Carl Cross, Earl ga mes play ed in the se part s Foste r, Dale Holter, Clifford occurred in the 1924 -25 season. In Holter, Carol Sayre, Bob Spencer, one game lhe prtn ci pal star was Cha rl es Beegl e, Harold Hamm , Charles "Dukey" Beegle, son of Ira Lawrence Ro se, Gera ld Cowie, Beegle. Dukey scored 62 of the Geo rge Say re, Martin Carve r, 64 points in defeating Hamden 64Arthur Stoharl, Donald Wolfe , 20. In one game RHS lost at Gal Hyall Parsons, Miles Mainwaring, lipoli s by a score of 16-15, Dukcy Allen Brown, Ches ter Simpson, Beegle made all 15 RHS potnts. Harry Pncc , Charles Crow, Free- One note llrat Donald Wone gave land Noms, Crecd Jam es, Herman in hi s htslory is that the RHS team Car so n, Dukey Beegle, Gordon played every afternoon in the fall Cowdery, Glenn Simpson, Cec il on th e outside court and rented the Cox, James M.:Ciaskey, Fred Cran - Pomeroy Armory during the winter shaw, Roy Bosley, Howard Nease, months a.nd returned to the outside Hollie Talbott, Ri chard Harris, Joe court in lire spring. Sometimes the Jackson , Clifford Becglc, Kcnncllr players played in the summer. Sa lser, Red McDol e, Lewis StoIn 1925-26 RHS played four bart, C harl es Stoba rt, Charl es games in one day. The fourth game Cape ha rt, Harold Sargent, Oren was lost to Gallipolis after RHS Nease , Lawrence Roush, Charl es had won lire first three. Accordin g Bowers, Lewis Miller and Charles to Donald wane, these games were McKelvey. The remaining players endurance contests, not tourney s. for this time are listed elsewhere in In 1925-26 Racine was eliminated this article. Not many or them arc in the District tournament. li vin g today. In th e 1926 -27 season there Page-AS VI'RA FURNITURE 1 stunned by hi s performance. Mem be rs of the 30-3 1 team we re Charles Stoban, Herschel "Hickey" Rou sh, Ri chard " Dick" Beegle, Don Salser, Selva Spen ce r and Clyde Cross. Racine had the followtng coaches forthe years 191 R throu gh 1931- Sunday Times-Sentinel Drug defendants enter guilty pleas ENGLAND SOFA & CHAIR Stxty year s ago, Ra cine lli gh Schoo l. now Sou th er n Htgh Schoo l, had one of the most out standing basketball teams in th e stale The 191 1-12 team comple ted a record of 26 w1ns and 2 losses . T hi s tea m wa s coached by Charl es Hayman . The players were Herschel "Hickey " Roush, Clyde Cross, Hoyt Webb, Selva Spencer, Wil so n Carpe nter, Richard Beegle, Don Salser, Orion Roush, Jack Sarge nt, Fran cis 'Ti ny" Webb and James Ingram. The on ly members of this team livmg on Apnl I, 1992 arc Orion Rou sh, ll ickey Rou sh and Jack Sargent. During the 1931 -32 season RHS won the opener but lost the second gam e of th e season to Cad mu s. La ter R HS beat Cad mu s by 17 point s. RIIS defeated Chester, Rut land and Middleport 111 the County Tounwmcn1. In the Sectional they tr imm ed Shaw nee, Btdwell, and Glouster. Unfortunately the Purple Tornadoes losl to Stcwan (Rome) tn the ftn als by a score of 19-16. The out standi ng ac hi evement of th " lea rn was th ai RHS won 25 games m a row. The scurcs of mdi vtdual games arc not available to the writer, llr crcfore not puhl ished . At another game in 1932 , Mtd dleport lli gh Sc hool led the race by a score of 2- 1 in favor of Middleport at Lire half and 4-2 al the end of th e third quancr. Dun Wolfe IS quoted as saying " tn the last quaner RIIS took things in hand and hy a wv aggrcs..<;Jv c c overag e of Amcnc a 's votes rap id success iOn of lon g shots, won I sw ine disease researc h, the clear message 10 Democrats is that porkbarrel proj ec ts wtll not stand. (Never mind that the swine projec t belonged to a Repu bli can, Rep. Yin Weber of Minnesota.) Since 19 74, presidents have sent Co ngress 947 proposals for spend mg cuts add in g up to $63 .5 btlltOn. Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, \_ _ 1 • 1" ' j Open 7 Days AWeek, 9 A.M. til6 P.M. Sunday 12 Noon Iii S ~M. Rl. 141, 4 miles oil Rt. Tin Centenary, Ohio A JJJsti!JU_ Stnlement oL M!ve ORDER NOW FOR SPRING SETTING SPRING SPECIAL • 10 % Depo sit &nd Ballllnt:e ol Co n¥11nie nt Low Mo nthly Payments CIIUUSE FRO M THE LARGES r SELECTIONS IN CENTRAl. and SOUfH[AS rFRN OHIO :: ONIJEN IENT CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE ~ WE CARRY O UR OWN ACCOUNT S CHOOSE FROM THE ,----- ---------------------, :LARGEST SELECTIONS 1 COUPON ' I n Plro \~ '""d mt!' fill f bool..l"'" -''ow •roq ""'"' D" " I' ft CENTRAl AND I P'"'wd"' lvll (O io o ,..,,n l'll'On d I''''"' 1, ,,.,,-1 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO Kondlv t1 ove "" nu!h ~"'' ''d loqon Mo numt•nl Cu See Our 50 :Other Spring I Specials 1 I Open Evenings & ISund1ys By Appointment D L- '"P' l'lt'nl~''"" 1ol l 01 PI('O\E! It>) ho•l\(' w olho u• H'''d me Jo~ •u.l, oh''"' o bloyolo u n Nome Str ee t or Route c.. ,"' Tow o Phone _ _ __ _ __ L. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ..1 LOGAN MONUMENT CO. POMEROY MEIGS COUNTY DISPLAY YARD NEAR POMEROY-MASON BRIDGE JAMES A. BUSH, MANAGER PHONE 992-2588 VINTON, OHIO GALLIA COUNTY DISPLAY 'IJI,RD JAMES A. & KIMBERLY BUSH, MANAGERS PHONE 38$-8603 rorgc lthc quart erl y mdcxcs and ex pen panels For once , !here's Sirtnc ltnanual new; th.11~hound tOgt'l you OCIICd lbnk One IS SL'II mg plemy or money ror consum e r loa ns. Thai means we h~ve lots or II JVJiiahlc lot people like you 10 put ttl good usc llllW ZJOOUtthat home IITIJlfOVCillCnl pi'OJCC t you' vc been pulling i liP l )r the new car or the washer and d ryer you need. 'r(,u can abn u sc tht s rnom·y lt'r u' lll'gL· A """"' [ f,D III ;,,,. -o./•,. .,j, "! '/' '' .. 'li' . -1•1 ,' 11-\\< o'\1 •1.1\'1,~ ,'o'\ !UIIt nn. nr cvcn 1ha1 lnng -,t\saucd l;tultntJ lll. trl11 11 1 1\,t nk \ lnt· \1 , lll'i, .tlli< 'll ire,·. There couldn't hL· .1 hctlrr trrtw rn 1-H00-472-3131 11 11 , ''t he hc , l hm ,,fin horrnw than ngh1 ntl\\ lnl l"IL" '.I 1:11 •.,1111 )•'ilL"<" '<"t'lllll )'"·" ' \\l·tr i'' '', fill"l' consumer loam a rc ltlWCT th:tn rhcvs c ],'l 't 'l \' ' Ill llt 't " '] 1' ,j [ 1.11 \~ i 'tjw•- !(l.H l(ot lldo •,n~lth: • I been 111 years t:\m.l! hnc' lltl tr llmg ,;h,,n l·• •tl]" 'll i•• I\·V'\,( t l\. l lt ll\l,llt \llt 1\. -k41 ~... ,,llll h~ :h I thry lllx Lluo low agam ) "-' d ynu htnnw '-,1 I o1h1111hth ( l j ( -1 \.'1- 1 \i!J l \!L l\. ] '\ \1.\~ . \l, l \1] \, f I llLlW, you mule! end up paymg .1 lt11 1, 1r ',I till l I' II~ '\i, illlt I your lo:tn mlhc long run I A Ran k One han kn c;m ohtr~< \ 'C 'II ;I w ho le r;mgc nr way s l< l hornl\\ , IJ."tlll1 I tn stalmcn l hms 10 lm r' of ncdu I hc y"rc I all cxpbrnccl ttl the B;mk Unc l.t\111 ( .utdc I Vvh:.lcvcr it lance, TLl get your lrrc cnp): t"ltpihls wuptlll and J Jc·,, 1 BANKEONE �' Page-AS-Sunday Tlmes Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnl Pleasant, wv Filing ... SERVING STUDENT NEEDS - The University of Rio Grande and GaUipolis merchants are engaged in a goodwill program to assist students with their purchases. Christian Scott, I<R. and Mike Allen, owner of The Bastille, display a banner to designate businesses willing to asiist • student' in their purchases. Behind them are {LR) Mar~' J ac kso n, Ryan Snedaker, Miho Ishibashi. Ka<uya Kwanami (behind Ishibashi) and :'>I iss• Kimm el, who stands behind Allen. (limrs-Sr.nrinrl pholol Agreement... Vietnam ... Continued from A-1 major objection to the proposal ." Tim Cosgrove, dJrcctor of poll cy and legi slat ive m!llativ cs for Voinovich, confirmed negotiation s were underway. .. IL would be premature, at thi s point , to get into th e spec ifics ," Cosgrove said. " We' re movt ng forwan1 w1th it. and we' re hopeful we can move on it in the very ncar future ." added Don Jones. Daylight Continued rrom A-1 mcluding state Sen. Enc Fmgcrhut, Cleveland AR.-CIO official Frank Valenta and form e r Clevel an d Mayor Dennis Kucinich fil ed for the Democratic primary, The Republican pnmary w ill feature Lyle Williams, Lake Coun· t_y Commiss ioner Bob Gardner and lonner Cuyahoga County Auditor Mall Hatchadonan. Another seat opened up with the r et ucm cnt of Columbus-area Republican Rep. Chalmm Wylie, There, II parusans were interes ted but 10 of them backed off w &•vc a clear shot to the endorsed GO P choi c e, Franklin County Municipal Judge Deborah Pryce . The endorsed Democratic candidate, state Rep. Richard Cordray, wlll have compc!Jtion: Bill Buckel of Columbus and Dave Sommer of London, ln th e seat bcmg vacated by Rep. Donald Pea se, D-Ohio , II Dcmocrauc hopefuls filed. includmg fanner Ohio Secretary of State Sherrod Brown and Nonh Olmsted Mayor Ed Boyle. Eight people tiled for the Republican ballot, including Margare t Mueller . commJrHkr of Po~t ~"I Amcncan Lcg10n L..afJycttc 1n Gal li poliS Viet nam vctrr:HIS plann1ng to se rve as parade mars hJI ~ :uc :hked to co ntact Evans at .:!-15-5353. cx.tcnsion 200. or \\Titc to h1m at The undersigned, as Executor of the Estate of Mildred V. Gilman, will accept sealed bids for the purchase of her residence located at 739 First Avenue, in the City of Gallipolis, Ohio. Every bid must be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check payable to the Estate of Mildred V. Gilman, in an amount equal to 3% of the bid submitted. The Executor reserves the right to reject any and all bids and hereby states that he will accept no bid less than $55,000.00. Bids shall be left at the office of Cherrington & Moulton, Executor's attorneys, at their office located at 537'h Second Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631, at a time prior to 11:00 a.m. on Friday, April 10,1992, at which time the bids shall be opened. To view the residence call Sue Moulton at 614446-2922. .~:5: ;, {~'- ~lt!lVU~I, To each his own ... home Is a special place. When You Need Prompt Dependable Propane Delivery ... Auto Club Rom• Muw lut~ac• Charles W. Sowers IV Executor Wlial malle1s mosllo you wllen11 comes to p1opane' Pr ompl delive•y Reliabil,ty Salety Ene•gy sav•ngs Knowledge and e•penence Fnendly hetplul delivery people Call today and ask about how these se"ices can help you . Le'llel P.:1ymen! fli;HI • Ferrellgas lnslall<1!1011 Rev1PW • ~~ Hour Er11rrgenq Sen••c~' · Jiutomfll•c Krrp lull Srr·J•rr lor 1 FREE QUOTATION Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 446-0699 360 Sttond Avo., ~po6s Texas. Ohio is one of 27 sta tes that require s mdcpcnd en t presidenual cand1d ates to designate a running mate. Last week. rwrcd V1ce Adm. Jam es Bone! Stockda le, former POW in Vie tnam , agreed to become Perot's "interim" running mate . However, Perot has yet to sign the Ohio peti tions so that t.hcy Gill be circula ted. TI1c petitions must OC fli ed by Aug. 20. Patri ck Hickey , a 24-year-o ld Univ crstty of Dayton bu stnes s gra duate, sa1d he would supp ort Perot. " I thmk it 's his CO OVI Ction ," said Hi ckey. " When he says he wants 10 do some th ing for the Amencan people, I believe him . Hi s bcl1efs are not going to be bought off. He' s already got all the money in the world ." Parents of GAHS cheerleader prospects to meet Tuesday GALLIPOLIS - A mandatory meeting ol parents of all Gallipolis cheerleader cand1datcs fonhc 199293 sc hooltcnn, grades R through 12, arc asked li1 meet at 7 p,m, on Tuc.,day , April 7, m the jumor hi gh gy m (cafctcna), Pleads innocent Pick 4 Numben 2-2-3 -2 (two, twu, three. two) Cards 8 (c 1ghl) of Hcam J (jack ) of Cluhs o (s~<) of D1amonds 7 (seven) ul Spades r---------------------.. HOLZER CLINIC Pulmonary/Respiratory Rehabilitation Fed~roi/Ohio Dept. of Health Funded BLACK LUNG CLINIC Available lor anyone with respiratory problems and a qualifying history of coal-relaled employment. Based at the Sycamore Street Occupational Health and Rehabililalion Center in Gallipolis. 446·5244 HospitaJ news Velerans Memorial FRIDAY ADMISSIONS Ronald Jeffers, Po mer oy; Mary Poncr. RaCJnc; and Be ulah Knotts. Vmton . Ff! IDA Y DISCHARGES None. ESTATE PIECE SCARLET OAKS COUNTRY CLUB POCA, WV EASTER SUNDAY BRUNCH APRIL 19, 11 XEN IA . Oh1o (A P) - A man already in jail fo r one rap e ha s pleaded mnoccnt to charges that he raped a l9-ycar-o ld woman in a Wright State Un1versity restroom 3 I'.M. A.M •• 511.95 ADULTS (Children 10 & Under- 1/2 !'rice) two years ago. Mark A. Sanders. 45, form erl y of Dayton. pleaded mooccnt Friday to rape , feloniou s sc:mal penetra tion and rubbery. He JS being held w1thout bond until hJS May 26 tnal in Greene County Common Pleas Coon. Sa nders h:1s been convicted of a July 2, 1990, rape 10 Kansas City, Mo.. and has bee n sc ntcncct.l lo 25 yc.1rs in jail there. Officials brought Sanders from M1sso uri to Ohio ear ly last week. 1-6-3 (one, si;\, threc .t ~T_5 99S Roast Beef Scalloped Potatoes Pasta Primavera Sweet Potatoe Souffle Fried Apples Lar e Salad Bar Tawney Jewelers Virgtnia Baked Ham. Eggs Benedict. Dan1sh & Bagles 422 SE<OND AVE. GAUIPOLIS, OH. RESERVATIONS (304) 755-8219 m. . AG • • •• . THE DEPENDABILITY PEOPLE • • • Ferrellgos • •, 2,3 4 cyl. eng1ne, power stee 1tng, power brakes, au1o. tran s. , air cond , .." AM/FM stereo cassette , dual eleelne m~rrors, till and c ru1se. lro nl & rear lloo1 "" ' ~ LOOK YOUR BEST AT THE PROM •"•' • ••• ·.• •••.. The Bastille knows that looking good begins with Fashion. We have one of the largest and most complete selections of tuxedos any· where. This year, set yourself apart from the prom crowd by selecting your tuxedo from the Bastille, your leader in F:ashion Formalwear. mats . Now 89995 WAS $11 ,763.00 WE RETAIN REBATE Used Car and Truck Specials From New Trade-ans {. • •• •• · ·~ ·il , I: • I , I . · 1 , I J I 71:' , '· •_...t:·) , " ·~ f·" .~. , I ._,l,._ ../ ' ' '; ·.t I, ~ 5 aped trana., AMIFM atereo canette, rear delro1ter, 14,000 milel, like new. ,,,• WASS6995 "'• ..• $3500 SPIIIDIIIG ALimE LISSI HOURS PHONE 446-7733 RUtLAND FUll I'URE CO. l'rlftlWiill4 I lUI orr IGU II 7 - IU'nollll, OliO 741-1111 dolrotler, clolh out with coneole, low mileage, A-1 cond.. 4 Dr., VB eng., P. a!Mrlng & brake1, auto. trana., 1ir •• •t ••' •• 1tyl1d wheel1, cloth lnt, P. • • Now 119,99& • •• '• • • •' -i' : ~----~~~------------~- = 1983 PONTlAC GRAND PRIX window & locka, lo1ded, extra clean. Mual .... 4305 VI enO., P. etHring, P. 1uto. tr1na., 1lr cond., AM/FM stereo Clll., r•11 <Mfrolt.,, tilt I erlllll , P. windon I door loeb, P_moon roof, new tlrea, wire whHI co..,., 6:!.000 mlto,!,J-1. WAS $24,400 WAS 54..., cond., APNFM atereo c•••·· rear defroater, till & cruiae, defToet.r. Like new. A- 1 condition. br•••. Now 839~S KltchenAid' DISHWASHERS REFRIGERATORS Performa nee. Durability, Qualit v (onvonlenco, Durability, WASHERS Wa•habnlly, Dura.biDiy, Ouollly . Quality ~~- -$ _ WAS $111195 WAS $t0,495 1992 MERCURY GRAN MARQUIS LS .. WHiRl YOU CAll IUY QUALITY FUINITUIE IF YOU DON'T MIND auto . Irena., air cond., and P. brak•. auto. tr•n•-· AMIFU 1tereo CUMtte, ....,- AMIFU radio ,alr cond., rNr •• • •• •• ·~ always go first. No deposit is required so stop in and make your selection engin1, Now 85995 Now 8949S '• r• Book your tuxedos early, the popular styles cyl . Lasting Kitchen s Start Wtth Qualily Kilchenaid• Appliance s Kite he 1991 FORD TEMPOGL power at•erlng, power brakea, 4 dr., 4 cyl. ong., P. •-lng 4 • • • -INCLUDING 20 STYLES UNDER $36.00-- 3 dr. hatchback, 4 cyl. ong., 1991 FORD PROBE 2 DR. •• • • TUXEDOS PRICED FROM 1991 PONTIAC LEMANS • • • •• • •180 different styles •The very latest looks in Fashion Formalwear. •92 tie/ cummerbund colors ' •Complete line of formal accessories shoes, cane, top hat, gloves. •Expert fitting and service 300 SECOND AVENUE • GALUPOUS, OHIO Divorces, dissolutions Fnday mght Pick 3 Numbers ROM RUTLAND FURNITURE AND •. Tuts, Wod., '111urs., Sal. rece iv ed her doctor o f medic10e degree from the University of Wisco nsin in Madi son 1n 19 ~6 , Dr. Del l then <lid a three year residency •n the f1 cld of fam ll y practice in Madison in conjunclion with a proDR. TRACV BELL gram carried out by the UnivcrsJly. From 1989 unul Apnl , 1991 . Dr. Bell wa s employed at the Hea lth Coopera livc Clinic in Mad1 so n. Later she work ed in emergency rooms at Los Alamos and Taos in New Mex1co. D r . Bell moved to Ath ens in GALLI POLIS - Two action s Sep tember. 199 1, where her husfo r divorce were Wed Fnday m the band, Fri tz Gocckne r, had accepted Ga llia Coun ty Court of Common a post doctoral posttto n 1n the Pleas. Appl ying for divorce were: Phys1cs Department at Oh1o Uni Sandra Pcal'ion, Crown Ci ty, from versi ty. Dr. Bell worked for a short William Pearson, Gall1pohs; R11a time m th e Hocking Vall ey ComMontgomery , GallipoliS, from Lin- Ill unity Hospital Emergency Room don Montgomery, Crown City . at Logan after the lamlly's move to Filing for dissolution Thursday Athens. was Kelly Waugh. Gallipolis, and A daughter of Don•ld and Robert Waugh , Crown City; Dolore.s Bell, New London , Iowa. Wednesday , TrudJ Franks, Gallipo- Dr. Bell is wo rkin g at th e 'vl cigs li'\, and Denn is Franks, Vinton. Health Serv~ces on Tuesdays w1th hours from 1 to 7 p.m. and on Fn - days from I to 5 p.m A ccniflcd family pracuuoncr, Dr. Bell espeCially enJOyS providing health care for women and ch1ldren Dr. Be ll and her hu sba nd Gocckn er, an avoid photographer : have tw o children - a son, Bennet, .~. who attends pre -sc hoo l w Athens, and a daughter, Cleo, born m Athens last December. Dr. Bell enjoys sw1mm mg , cam pin g, travel•ng and time with her ch1ldren. Just In time For Spring • M01.-frl 9:30-1 POMEROY · Me1gs County has a new phys1CJan. She is Dr. Tracv Bell who on Fn day became affi liated w1th Dr Jam es With erell aod Dr . Wilma Man sfield at the Meigs Heal th Scr· vices on Mulbwry Hc1ght s in Pomeroy. A native of Iowa, Dr Bell recetved her bachelor of sc1cncc degree in biology at Knox College, Ga les bur g, 11 L, in 1981, She to start circulating pelltion s. Perot ha s designated a campaJgn com mut cc and told th e Federal Election Commission that he might beco me a candidate for pres ident. So far. Perot is on the ballot only m Tennessee. The next deadli ne th e effon faces is May I I m Council to meet (614) 446·8677 Open 9-S Weekdays, Evenings and Saturday by Appointment Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page-A7 . RIO GRANDE- The University responsibili ty and accountabllny. - An outline of Constitutional of Rio Grande is one of nearly 1()() Amencan colleges and universities concepts or limited government. -A de sc ription of the traditi onal recognized by the John Templeton Foundation's Honor Roll for Free work ethic and pride of producuvi Enterprise Teaching. ty. -E xamination of th e 1dea that "Because all four-year accredit ed American colleges and universi - private property nghts arc esscnual ties are eligible for inclusion in the for individualism and for other study that led to our selection, "we freedoms, The honor roll recognizes insti arc espec ially proud that a new dimen sion has been added to our tuti ons with such reputations w1lhin description of the University of Rio th e aca demi c community . It 1S Grande as a unique educational offered as a beginning po mt for institut ion," said Dr. Barry M. illlcrcstcd ind1vidual s wishin g to Dorse y, prcs1dcnt of Rio Grande. pu rsue furth er inves tigation . The Am er ica n Free Enterpr ise The John Templeton Foundauon commis sioned The Founda tion fur and Lead ership Conference cstab· Economic Education to co nduct a hshed in surv ey of accredi ted colleges and 1973 , our Students in Free EnterunJverslll CS '" the U.S . Institution s prise chapter active since the c..1rl y eli gible for nommauon to the honor 1980s. economic education for roll arc those Identified as having teachers in a fivc-coumy area, and :tn msutul!onal commitment to tra- the Rio Grande Corporauon arc th e ditional We stern poli tical and eco- principal factors responsible for our se lec tion , Dr. Dorsey said, nomic philosophies. Honor ro ll colleges demon strate obse rvable degrees of commiunent to: ·A dcscnpuon of the pnnc1plcs and benefit s of free mark et ecoRUTLAND - Ru tland V1 lla ge nomi c·; 10 its .students . Co uncil will met at 7 p.m. Monday -Enc ouragement of a high at t.he Rutland Civic Center. degree of persona! 1n1 t1a 1ivc For complete, proiessional individual and business tax preparation assistance call 6 )!, - '•'•6 - 2 16" TOLl. FliF.E I - 800 - '·8R - 77M lnsw•• Agotuy busi- wv Lottery numbers Dr. Tracy Bell, Iowa native . ' CLEVELAND (AP) - Here are JOIDS Meigs Health Services staff the Ohio Lmtcry :-.elections made University of Rio Grande is named to honor roll •ELECTRONIC FILINGAVAILABLE •DIRECT DEPOSIT OF REFUND CHECK 736 Second Avenue se mi ~ retircd area's effort for Perot, said he likes Perot so much that he has paid for a ca mpa~gn headquarters in nearby West Carrollton, even though Perot has n't announced h1s cand 1dacy. " What we' re lacking in th1 s country, and have for the las t dec ade, is co mmon sense,'' said Class. . George Schwaderer. a retired Alf Force administrator, said he has been swamped with calls since his name as a petition cin:ulator for Perot was published. Schwaderer describes htm self as a conservative Republican. He said he_ admires Perot as an independent thinker and finds the other candi · dates lacking. Perot supporters arc hoping to beg in collecting signatures soon to ge l Perot on the ballot in Ohio . They need 5,000 signatures, but arc awaiti ng the necessary paperwork Certified Public Accountant Ferrellgas Specializes In Responsive Cuslomer Service Call Angie ,, Tom Class, a ness man who is coordinaun g th e LYNN E. ANGELL Wilen you call r e11ellga s, you gel alllh 's and mo•e lo1 yotu p1opane dollar Your del•very leam IS sa lety 1101ned and e> penenced 111 p10V1d1ng pr ompt delivery and eme• gency se rv•ce We at so oiler speCial budqel m111ded cus tom er programs ! h~ l help you save money ami ehn11n.11e worr•Po::; abool•unnll'9 uul of propane Give ~ lhe best protection possible ... 9:30-S DAYTON (AP) - Ohio sup porters of H, Ross Perot say they have been flooded with calls from peopl e eager to know more about th e Texas billionaire's potential presidential campa1gn. the U niversity o f Rr o Gr:1ndL. Ri o Grande, 45o7J , Evan s Jlso IS"UL'd J rcquc ~ t lO fa mili es and fncnd..; of veterans rcs idm g 1n the area to report the names and addresses of the vcter· :ms to him. Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, Ohioans set to back possible Perot race EXECUTOR'S SALE WE'RE. SERIOUS ABOUT YOUR TAXES ••• Continued from ,\ -1 Continued from A-1 111 es don 't need artifiCial l1 ght as much. That's wh y dayhght -savin g time was sta.rlCd onginal!y, durin g World War I. It was res um ed in Wor ld War II for the .'\:line rca-.on It 's not uni versa ll y popuiJr , t ho ug h. Farmers com pl a 1n t h~ll thw l1 vcstock don't follow a clock, res ultin g in fann workers hav tng to rise at odd hours lO dea l with the anim als. In addition, when da yli gh t t1 me was tried out year -a roun d, people compla111cd that children were embngcrcd. by havm g to walk to schoo l or wa it for sc hool huscs 1n the dark. ~ 'Cl::tY April 5, 1992 April 5, 1992 NOW s2s 1987 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX 2 DR . TuJonorr.,.. eng., P. •••ring INSTANT REBATE & bnk•. auto. lnm• .• 1ir cond., AMJFM st..-to ceiL, p_wtndows I loc:ka, re1r defra.ler, lilt 1 c:ruiMLwl,. whHt ooven, IJd:rl dtln. fOU m~t ... thll one._-• WAS $79i5 -' , •ow'S995 • I . ,I MocMIKTR018KX ONLY ~4 99 Ah.Ral.ate •S ur e CICIU1 Wnt c r Hnnh tH I •Aulomat•c H1na c Dtspcnscr •Excluaivc Triple f1ltcr Wolcr Sytlcm t- .. ----·----- -· "' " '""AW(4&V ... 1.,, ; · 1 '1.11·· · • • • t L •, • "" '''• FREE DEUVE RV Bring in your best deal on a New Car or Truck and will will try to meet or Beat the Deal. fOR A GOOD DEAL••• SEE JACK ROUSH OR BOB ROSS MATCHING DRYER . SALE PRICED J s41 Drive Syslemn ··;, HP Gold Suo I Motor -Long Slrong Wnrranly -D~rect KltchenAid• FOR TilE W:\Y ITS MADE INGELS FURNITURE &JEWELRY 106 NORTH SECOND 1·800·4 26·5581 MIDDLEPORT 992·2635 Credit Terms-Visa j �Page-AS-Sunday Times-Sentinel April 5, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnl Pleasant, WV Swan Creek area home to pre-Columbian Indians By JAMES SANDS to throw spears at disc01dals to test They believed that spirits inh abi ted stems, shields, spears and baske~s. Special Correspondent accuracy. Other games would have not only li vmg thmgs but inanimate The Fon Ancients appear;;.b~ CROWN CITY -In 1492,Ferdi- includedchunkey (played wtth a ring objects as well. Rcl1gion consisted of have lelt OhiO 10 the 1600s 0 nand and Isabella of Spain finan ced and a pole}, shinney (played with a trymg to control these spirill. The outoffcarofthelroquolstn eno of the voyage of the Italian Christopher ball and stick, pole ball (played w1th a mu s1c and dance rnual, to an almo st and the Chero~c~~~ the~uth hbo~ Columbus to the New World. Co- pole and a ball). and d1cc. The Fort hypnouc beat, allowed persons to see whom clmThme F 10 asA 1 _w unt ng · h'ldr · ·ons, some of wh'tc h "-Anctenllc Jurnbus who was 1 ena1 so hadd o 11 s, be'.tn v1S1 uu.ame Pan grounds . · · he orth Slnetents came d' 41 y~of age, set shooters, stilts and sleds. of the legend and my~10logy of the back tnto 0 IO a.<t c law nee 1n I· sail from Palos Besides the various wild game village. Fcathcrsofowls, caglesaml ans tnthc 1720s.. . r Spain on August andcom,thedictofthcFortAnCtCnts hawks were see n as sacred by the JamesS:tndStsaspe~~·~l' lmes3. The flagshtp consisted of squash, beans, frUtts, Fort Anetcnts as th ey believed that Sentme~ ~orresponden: , "a";;:;~ Santa Maria had a and wild plants, some of which when these birds were the messe ngers of ~en~ m:~~~. ~ddr~s~ IS . SJ . 1 crew of70. It was taken acted as a halluc inogen. the gods. The Fort Ancients placed ban ~ ow nve, • prmg450 6· on October 12, Fort Anc1cn1S reltgton revolved the saCtcd feathers on pmyer socks, oro 1492, that Columaround a spacial closeness to nature. dance wands, effigy figures, lJ•pc bus landed in the Bahamas. He continued on to Cuba (landed October 18) and Haiti (landed December 6). Notqu1te three weeks later on Christmas Day, the Santa Maria was wrecked ncar Haiti. Other significant evcnt5 of 1492 mcludcd the Spanish conquering of Granada , Charles Vlll took over France, Lorenzo de Medici (called the Magnificent) became the ruler of Florence and Henry VII of England 1nvaded France. It was also that year that Leonardo da Vinci drew his plans for a flyin g machine and that Pope Innocent VIII died. He was replaced by one of the Borgias. The Spanish Inquisition was 1n full forre and the Grand Inquisitor gave all Jewish ciozcnsofSpain three months to convert to Christianity or leave Spain. One can only make an educated guess as to what Gallia County was lt.ke '" 1492. It would appear from arrhacological studies done by Dr. Mi lis at the beginning of this century i that there may have been a settlement aboul this lime ncar Swan Creek, both on the river bottoms and on top ofthc hill overlook.ing the Ohio River. These Indians, called Fort An etents, probably lived in the area sometime between 1300 and 1600 A.D. This groop of Naovc Americans, who arc probably the ancestors VISITS COMMUNITIES - Meigs County afternoon. Here, Thacker visits with D.V. Reed, of the Shawnees, lived in rect.:.mgular Chamber of Commerce Executive Director/Ecoowner of Reed's Cnuntry Store, a member of the houses built of wooden posll set nomic Development Director Paula Thacker has chamber. In her first few weeks on lbe job, vertically in the ground and fa ced begun to visit the outlying communities in Meigs Thacker visited village councils. Now she, plans with wattle and daub- which was a County as a part of her economic de•elopment to visit businesses in smaller communties, as well combination of boughs and vines held work. Her first stop was Reedsville on Thursday as township trustees. ofrering assistance and toge ther with mud. The roofs were advice. thatched w1th a smoke hole in the hip. The avcmge house was about 30 feet lon g and 20 feet wide. Inside the house were a number of p1ts used for food stornge refuge and somcu mcs eve n burial. One literally slep t on the ancestors in such a case. The Fort Ancients existed hy It sa td W1l ltam Aramony, who Mi chtgan plans to continue to with WASHINGTON (AP) - Local hunting, fiShing and fanntng . These United Way affiltates say they' re reStg ncd as president of the giant hold it s du es, said spokeswoman Indians were the fnst residents ol pleased the national charity is tak- charily m Fe bruary after 22 years, Lynn Anderson . " We need to make su re that Gallia County to usc the bow and in g steps to co rrect mismanage- "developed a taste - if not a hab1t for a bvi sh lifestyle and all its peop le kn ow that we're separate arrow. Earlier Hopewell and Adena ment and restore public confidence, lndtans hunted with spears. The Fort but few see m ready to JUmp back trappings. The world of Ararnony from th e nauona l organi zation ," became one of lim ousi nes, first - she satd " Th e money IS rais ed Ancients also introduced the beamer . in to the fold nght away . class travel and expens i.., c restau - locally and stays local." a large seven to 10-inch-long scrapUnncd Wa y of America is hops ram Virginia M3 so n, president of ing tool made from the mctapodal tng that a pu hlt c cleans1ng At least one affiliate, Un1tcd United Way of North Florida in bone of a deer. They cultivated the~ mcluding an in vestigati on commis- Way of Ce ntral lnd1ana , said it fields with the shoulder blades of sioned by th e charity - Will would resume paying dues to the Jacksonville, said, "We were shocked at th e level of excess" deer. Hoes were made of sticks and appease local affiliates and encour- national group . revealed in th e rcpon. age them to resume scndtng dues to mussel shells. "We're hearte ned by the fa ct Un1t cd Way of Greater Los There is also cv ic1ence lhat th ese the naoonal group. that th e nght people arc there now Angeles s:1id in a statement it The investigators' report, Fon Anciem.s knew how to mtnc coal, and ha..,e taken charge and have wou ld conti nu e to withhold dues released Friday , portrayed United however coal was used in jewelry not tnstitutcd a complete turnaround," ·· until we arc sati sf ied that the Way of America as ·'a story of for heat1ng. Turtle shells filled with c:w.ccss and of val ues lost" and said said Dan MacDona ld, president of report deal> w11h all the ISsues of the In d1ana affiliate. rocks pro..,ided musicalmstrumcnt s. law s may ha.., c been broken . conccm to us and th::n these issues But United Way of Southeastern wi ll be resolved." A favontc game of young hra..,cs wa.11 Along the River April 5, 1992 % ,J; 6u POSSIBLE VILLAGE SITE- Tht Big Four Churth of God in Ihe Swan Creek Community of Gallia County was built in 1913 near where in I492 Fort Ancient Indians may have had a village. Computer age has hit the agriculture community MIDDLEPORT - It seems the l:O mputer age has hit C\leryon e. Fanning is no exception. Ed Holter was a re<:ent speaker at the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club. The Holter famtlics, which include Roy, Alan and Ed, milk 120 Holstem cows. The cows are all registered and tracked (lifetime history) by means of a computer. Each cow wears a transponder around her neck, which identifies her spociflcally in the herd. When she goes tO a feeder, s he is identifted. The computer decides how much feed and what type of feed she will get Each cow IS fed accordmg to how much milk she gi..,es. The computer also tells if the cow ~.:o n s umed aJI of her feed cach day. The lifet ime hiStory on each w w is also in th e computer. How old she is, how many calves she ha.> had, when to be dried off. when to be bred, the computer records or tells when each of these events arc to occ ur. As the cow enters th e milk1ng parlor, her number is plugged into the computer , and it records how much milk she gave and how long it took to milk her. Evcr wonder how good the quality of milk IS you drink'' Holter ED HOLTF.R told the group that each of tank of milk they se nd is check ed for antibiotics, water. bacteria and for white cell count, which detertnines 1f a cow has an mfcction. Any load that doe s not meet standards is returned to the mtlk producer. Yes . compmers have arrived m the agricu lture community. Farm Bureaus in 12 states voice support for ethanol prolCCt ethanol. BLOOMJNGTON. Ill . (AP) Thursday's sta tem ent wa s T he pres1dcnts of 12 sta te farm bureaus ha\IC asked the Bush released by the presidents of fann Adminis tra tion to ensu re th at bureaus in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, ethanol is prolCCted tn the pendtng Kansas. Michigan, Minnesota, Misrcgulauons implemenung the fed- sou n . Neb raska. North Dakota, Oh10, South Dakota and Wiscon eral Clean Air Act. "Presi den t Bush and EPA sm . Adm inistrator William Reilly should publicly state their suppon ror ethanol and ethanol-based products, and make sure ethanol 1s a To end marriages part of the new regulations," the POMEROY - Acuons for dtssopre si dent s sa1d tn a sta tement lution of marriage have been f1led Thursday from the llltnotS Farm 1n Mc1gs County Common Pleas Bu rea u' s Bloomtngton headquar- Cn urt by Dallas Arthur Hill, ters. '«acme. and Debra Rae H1ll. Potnt The U.S. Environmental Protrx:- Pleasant. W.Ya, and Nea le M. liO n Agency has proposed inter Garvm , Washington. W.Ya , and prettng the Clean Air Act to rcsrnct Cheryl Garvtn, Athens ethanol usc , contendtn g ll ma y be A d1vorcc ac11on has been grantdan gerou s to the environment ed m the court to Je ssica Spackcy That prompted Archer Dantcls from James W. Spackcy, Jr M1dland Co, the nauon 's largest Judgment sought ct.hanol producer. to halt expansiOn POMEROY - A Judgmen t plans in Decatur, Pcona and Cedar actton ha s been so ught in Meigs Rap1ds. Iowa. Co untv Common Pleas Court by Central IllinOIS fanners on Tues- Bank One. Manetta. N.A., against day announced plans to lobb y the Dwaine K McDantcl, Rutland, tn state's congressional delegauon to the amount nf $3,256.14 Court news United Way affiliates wary of resuming dues to national office Beauty, quality, and low price. That's value. Section B • The Yankees are coming - right into Gallipolis By CHARLES A. MURRAY and KIM SHEETS GALLIPOLIS , Plans are underway to entenain and educate the public about the Civil War camp that once existed_ in Gallipolis. The Gallia County Civil War Soldiers Homecomtng, an authenttc encam pment sponsored by present-day rcenactors of the 91st Ohio Volunteer Infantry , Company B. will be April 10-12 '" th e c1ty park. One hundred thirty years ago, the park was a suppl y station for the Union forces during the "War Between the States," and the reenactors will give onlookers an opportunity to witness what dayto-day camp life in the 1860s was like, complete with drills, muste rs and marches. This concep~ called "living history," wtll provide a grcat opportunity 10 learn about our local hi story. The cuy park wtllonce agam be filled with canvas tents, blue-uniformed men and lad1es wcanng long hoop-skirted fashions. Highlights of this event will include a military dance hosted by the Iron Hills Ladies Aid Society, an old-orne photographer reminiscent of Matthew Brady, a period church service, a wreath-laying ceremony to honor fall en Civil War so ldiers. and a game of "rounders" (an early form of baseball) with the Ohio Histori cal . Society's Muffins playing the soldiers. The 91stlnfantry rcenactors arc inviting many other Ut!ion .rccnactment groups to participate in the living history, many of whom do fir st- person impress ions. "Some of the rcenactors assume a spec ific persona or, more often, a cenain type of character in which they maintain throughout the living history," said David Gloeckner, one of the event's orga- nizcrs and an ordancc sergean t in the unit. "For example, some rccnactors do impressions of chaplatns, medical officers, undemlc ers, merchants or suttlers as they are called, C\len the occasional drunken soldier." The play, "Our American Cousin ," which gain undeserved notoriety when Lincoln was assassinated, will be performed at the Mor ris and Dorothy Haskins Ariel Theatre April II at 7:30 p.m., and Apnl 12 at 3 p.m. Also the French Art Colon y and Samuel Bossard Memorial Library will have special Civ il War ex hibits throughout April. School ch1ldren have been invited to enhance the~ learning about Gallipolis and its imponance to th e Union cause by touring the encampment and talking to reenac tors. .The reenactors take great pride in making their presentation s un1que and good-quality events . They strive to be as realistic as possible without any non-authenticities or "farhs" as they are called in recnac1or lingo. Even' their camp in the park is where the original 91 stlnfantry actually trained . During the Civil War, Gallipolis was the home of Camp Carrington located ncar the present-day Gallipolis Developmental Center. It was a d1Slribution point for soldtcrs and supplies as well as a governmen t hospital. According to Hardesty's 1882 htstory of Galli a County, "At one time there were full y 4,000 pat1ents in this hospital, and th e e>ertions of the br•ve men and sclf-sacnllcing women of Gall ipolis, in behalf of the sick, wnunded and sufferi ng. IS pan of the histOry of our coun try." When th e first troops arrived in the cit y in May 1861 , they marched to the public square, stac ked arms and were immediately surrounded by hundreds of citizens who received them with thanksgiving and pleasure. It was a memorable day . The Our House Museum will be the ometaJ hcadquarters for the 91 st Infantry reenactors during their three-day stay m Gallipolis. however, anyone can contact th e Oh io Valley VtS1tors Center at 45 State St., Gallipolis, or cal l 446-688 2 for more mformation. Nex t week when the 91 st O.Y.l rc cnactors appear, or the time when, as one might say, "the Yankees arc co mmg," Gall1polis and its vi sitors will again experience a "li ..,ing hi story" event that will be long remembered. Gallia County Civil War Soldiers' Homecoming :Mifitary Schu{u{e FRIDAY, APRIL 10 Noon 6:30 8 12 a.m. Registration begins Official opening of 91st Headquarters at Our House Tavern Lantern tour of historic Gallipolis Lights out SATURDAY, APRIL 11 7a.m. 7:30 8 9 9:30 10 10 10:15 10:30 11 11:30 I p.m. 1:30 2:30 3:30 4:30 5:30 6 8 10 11:45 12:30 Re.eille Colors Breakrasl ror rttnactors Roll call Registration end~ Authentic camp (all modern items out of site) Tour of Riverby (Women only) Camp inspection Mail call and ration issue Ammunition issue Tour of Ariel Theatre Enlistment and recruitment (raw recruits) limited drill and tactical with recruits Skirmish drill competition Medical demonstration . Artillery demonstration Meal provided to reena<tors by Our House Lad its Camp clostd to the public Play "Our American Cousin" at the Ariel Dance• Tunes and fiddlin' around the camp fire until Midnight Lights oul WAY BACK WHF.N - The Gallipolis cily park will look much like this scene the weekend of April 11-12 as reenactors of the 91st Ohio Volunteer lnlanlry, Company 8, set up camp. But the reeDactors aren't the only ones who can 2et in the act. Visitors are wei- come to strap on a soldier's uniform, if extras are available, and join in the fun. The living history will ha1e something interesting ror men, women, and children. SUNDAY, APRIL 12 7 a.m . 8 8:30 9 Reveillt Colors Breakfast for reenaclors Authentic camp (all modern items out or sight) Church services 10 Company and recruitment drills II Lunch for reeoactors 11:30 12:30 p.m. Rounders in park with Muffins Artillery demonstralion 2 Medical demonstration 2:30 Play HOur American Cousin, at the Aritl 3 Awards and grand review 3:15 Roll call for lhe original Co. 0 91st 3:30 Recover the Colors 4 Break camp 4:15 Unless otherwise specifted, all activities will take place in the City Park. , •Period dress or semi-formal modern clolhes appropnate. AMERICA'S PASTIIME - Let's play rounders! At least that's what it was called during the Civil War. Members or lhe Ohio Historical Society's Muffins will take thP field (city park) on Sunday, Aprilll beginning at 12:30 p.m. Other activities on Sunday during the three day tvent will be churrh st·nices, rompany and rerruit- ment drills, and artillery and mrdical dt·monstration s. 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A . , TR I - STATE ' Ccr ~tn BAUM LUMBER STATE ROUTE 248 985·3301 CHESTER SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA . 446-9300 M E M BER FDIC restnct10ns apply COURT STREET OFFICE 446-C662 SPRING VALLEY OFFICE 446-1399 SEITING UP CAMP • Life during the 1860s will come alive during the April 10-12 Gallia Co unty Civil War Soldiers Homecoming enCllmpmtnt in lhe city park. Sponsored by the retnactors of the 9lst Ohio Volu.ntetr Infantry, Company B, the park will look, smell and sound like it did when it was a supply stalion for the Union forces during lhe "War lltlween the Stales." housing setreral soldiers at times, served as home away from home during lhe 1860s, Hut men wuen't the only ones who made sacrincts, womtn provided comrorc to the wounded, sick, and sufferin~. Visiting ladies will be able to see was Ladies Aid Society durin~ Ihe weekend. Special activities and exhibits will also be held at lhe French Art Co lony, Ariel Theatre, Samuel Bos.sard Library, and the Our House Museum. �Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant; WV April 5, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, wv Sunday Tlmes-Sentlnei-Page-83 Agency to distribute food CHESHIRE- "The Gallia-Meigs Community Ac~on Agency wtll be distribuung buuer, flour, and green beans, to person s holding Food Commodity Cards on Tue s da y. Apnl 21 at the following locations: MEIGS COUNTY - Metg s Cou nty Fairgro und s, Tupper s Plains and Racine Fi re Station s. and the Pagevi lle Town Hall. Distribution will begin at 9:30 a.m. and last unul noon or until the supply is ex hau sted, whi c he ve r comes first. GALLIA COUNTY - Gallta County Fairground s. Ca li co 1n Chesh~c. and the Crown Clly Frrc Station. Persons previously recetving commod iUes at the Brdwell Mt. Cormel Church arc asked to go to the Gallta County Fairgrounds . Drstnbuuon will begm at noon and last un~1 2:30 p.m. or unul the supply is c,;hausled . wh 1c he ver comes ftrst . . Persons prcktng up for others must bnng a srgned no~ from that person, along w1Lh thc1r flood Com· modi1y Card. .d All persons mu sl h~~c a va 11 cardtop!Ckup commodr~es . S E L B Y. •Color Bone With Matming Handbag! i 1 __.--. /I l THE SHOE CAFE lAFAYmE MALL GALLIPOLIS, QH_ ,, * "'-··. Just Arrived... '''@-',\. , list' CW't~'"' ANGELA GRUESER and OARJN ROUSH CYNTHIA SCHANBACHER and FRANKLIN SMITH Schanbacher-Smith Grueser-Roush SHEILA HENDRICKS and JOHN MCKINNEY Hendricks-McKinney RlJILAND - Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hendricks. Hy se ll Run Road , announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Sheila Diane, to John W. McKinney, Middlepon. An open church wedding wtll be held at th e Rutland Nazarene Church April 25 at 2 p.m. A reception will follow at the Old Ameri- can Legton Hall tn Mtddleport . South Fourth Avenue. Miss Hendricks ts a 1989 gr.Jduate of Meigs Hi gh School and is employed as a hair stylist at Classic Cuts tn Middleport McKinn ey graduated from Meigs Htgh School in 1984 and is employed with Lead in g Cree k Conservancy District. RACINE - John and Juanit a Gru cse r. Racine, announ ce the engagement and approaching marri age of their daughter, Ange la Marie, to Darin Roush. son of Don and Jo Ellen Roush. Syracuse. Miss Grueser is a 1988 graduate of Southern High School and receiv ed an Associate of Appli ed Science Degree in Nursing Tech nology at Hocking College . She is a registered nurse at Veteran s CARL and MILDRED WINTERS McmoriaiHospuaJ. Rou sh is a 1985 graduate ol So uthern Hi gh School. He is employed by PDK Co nstruction Company. The open ch urch wedding will be an event of Apnl 25 at 1:30 p.m . at the Sac red Heart Catholic Church in Pomeroy. A reception will follow in the church soCJa! room. TUPPERS PLAINS - Royd and mcntary education. Anne Schanbacher, Frcdricksburg, Smith, a graduate of Eastern announce the engagement of their High School. earned a bachelor of daughter. Cynthia A.. to Fr.Jnklin sc ience deg ree in zoology from Ray Smith, son of James and Joa n Ohio UniverSity. He is completing Smith, Tuppers Plams. hi s maste r's degree in cnvironmen· Miss Schanbacher is a graduate ~geo logy at Ohio Univmity. of Wa ynedal c Hi gh School and A June 27 ceremony Will be will graduate in Jun e fr om Ohio held at Wooster Unttcd Methodist University. She is completing a Church. bachelor of science degree in d e- ArthritiS self-help co.urse set POMEROY - An arthritis selfhelp course will be offered at the Meigs County Health Depanment in Pomeroy starting on April 13. The six- week course focuses on se lf-management for people with arthrius. It provtdes the information and ski lls necessary for coping with arthritis as people share their experience s and insights. Th e co urse if co-s ponso red by th e Anhritis Program at the Ohio Uni versity Coll ege of Osteopathic Medicine. the Arthritis Foundation and the Meigs County Health NEW SUMMER JANTZEN Open house slated Apri/12 MR. and MRS. WILLIAM (BEVERLY) GUINTIIER Couple to celebrate 25 years GALLIPOLIS - William Edison and Beverly Hope (Ballard) Guinther of Gallipolis will cclebrnte their 25th wedding anntversary on Sunday, April 19. The couple was m_arried April 19 , 1967 in West Jetterson, N.C., by W. L. Tucker. They are the parents of one son. Chris, a sophomore at Gallia Academy High School. Dcparuncnt. Designed by the Anhritis Faundation, the program cove,; a van ety of topics. Family membe,; arc cncournged to attend. and there ts no fcc for the classes whtch will be held on Mondays from I to 3 p.m. Prc-regt stauon for the course ts necessary. Addilional information on the progrnm ma y be obtamcd by caii rn g th e Health Department, 9926626. or th e Ohio University Osteopathic Medical Center, 5922518. Obtditnct Training Is ttot For Tht Show Ring! GALLIPOLIS - A surprise open ho use will be held April 12 in honor of Carl and Mildred Wmters · 45th wedding an niversary The event will be held from 2-5 p.m. at the Gal lipolis Shrine Cl ub, Bulaville Portee Road. SHORTS, TOPS, SLACKS, AND CULOTTS! Guest speaker uALLIPOLIS - Dr. Bud Lyles. staff evangelist for Bob Jones Uni verstt y, Greenville, S.C., wtll speak at First Baptist Church. Third and Locust. Ga11ipolis, on April S-8 . according to Pastor Archie Conn. In 1944 Dr. Lyles became a Christian and was called to preach . He enrolled in Bob Jones University and was graduated m 1951. His revival ministry has Lak.cn the Baptist evangelist into most of the Un ited States as well as to severa l foreign co untri es. He ha s direc ted hundreds of campaigns for individual churches and for groups of fundamen~ churches in cooperalive meclings. Many churches in viLe Dr. Lyles to return for meetings, some having invited him for as many as six revivals over a peri· od of se veral years. Dr. Lyles is al so an ex perienced soloist and song leader. He is known for ht s pracucal . BOWMAN'S DR. BUD LYLES COMPLETE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FOR HOME USE. Bible-centered messages; and his straight-forward, Btble-based sermons have been used to tum many ' to Christ for salvation. SALES RENTALS REPAIRS I -----Revival slated----- -'')· ----- REEDSVILLE - Revival wi11 be Vienna. W.Va ., and Rev. Dan held at Reed sville United Eaton of Liberty Assembly of God Methodtst Church April 8-11 at rn Mason. W.Va. will be the guest 7:30p.m. Rev. Gene Eaton of East speakers . Rev. Charles Eaton, pasStreet United Methodist Olun:h in tor, mvues the public. Locally Owned & Operated 24 HOUR OXYGEN SERVICE Hurry, Do If llow! FREE VIDEO TRANSFER .,, ·i!ib!t•. ~4 SKIP IMBODEN an JO WIGGLESWORTH CAROL CARMICHAEL and PETE MAURO JR. MR . and MRS. HARRY LEE BAILEY Wigglesworth-Imboden GALLIPOLIS - Rose and Emest cal sec retary rn th e Orthopaedtcs Wiggl es worth of Tavares, Fla ., Dcpanment at Holzer Clini c. announce the engagement and Mr. Imboden IS a 1975 graduate approaching marria ge of lhe1r of Meig s High Sc hool and is 1n Psycho logy, mtn on ng m Busi COLU MB US Darlene daughter, Jo, to Skip Imboden. son ed as an x-ray tcchnicmn in employ ness. She ts employed at Adnan Carmichael of 261 Lariat Dr .. Gal and Wanda Imboden of the Diagnos ti c Tcsung Ce nter at of Gene ltpo iJ s. and Ronnte Carmichael of Gtl lt s Ch ~oprac ~ c. Columbus Syrncuse. Holzer Clinic. Mr. Mauro IS a 1986 gr.Jduatc of Jackson Pik e, Gallipolis, announce Miss Wigglesworth rs a 197 5 The open church wedding wrll the engageme nt and up co min g Kcncrtn g-Fairmont Htgh Sc hool be held at I :30 p.m. on Saturday, Academy Hi gh graduate of Gallia marriage of their daughter, Carole, and a 1991 grad uate of The OhiO Sc hool and is employed as a modi May 9 at Grace Unued Methodist io Pete Mauro Jr .. son of Mr. and StJt c Un ivcrs tl y wit h a B.A. in Church, with the Rev . Greg Swann lnt crn:Hional Studi es . He is Mrs. Pete Mauro of Keuenng. officiating. employed at McCloy Fmanetal SerMiss Carmichaelts a 19R6 t,'Tad A recepti on will foll ow at the uatc of Ga ll ia Ac ademy Hi gh viCes. POMEROY - Post Everlas~n g American Legion Post 27. The wedding wtll be held May 9 Se rvi ces will be held at 8 p.m. Sc hool and a !990 graduate of The Ohio State Unive rsity with a B.A. 1n Wn t Jefferson. Tu esday at a mee tin g of Drew Webster Post 39, Ameri can Legion. at the hall. Deceased veterans to be remembered m the ceremony will be John McKenzie, Keith Molan, Orri s Harris, Jim Eiselstein, Leo Vaugh C HESHIRE - Mr. and Mrs . ai Kyger Creek llr gh Sc hool. Clyde Fitch of Cheshire, announce Mr. Johnson 1s the b.rrand.son of an , Bob Shelley, Tony Boring, Jim ' ,..,.,r;t the engagement and up co min g Mr. and Mrs . O t~ s Johnson of Bid- Drehl. Vern Story, Ted Red , marriage of their daughter. Cheryl well an ti Hcldon Davis of Gal lipo- Charley Smith. Hom er Willard . Lynn. to Michael R. John son. son lrs. He ts a 1991 graduate of North James C. Wyatt , Bill Swatzel. of Ruth ie Johnson of GallrpoltS . Gall ra Hig h Sc hoo l and Buckeye Albert Hoffner and Olin Boothe. Family member s of th e and Mr. and Mrs. Reid Johnson of Hill s Ca ree r ren ter . He i s That's why King's Daughters' Medical Center is offering new nursing employed at Robi cs Auto Sales. deceased arc invited to attend the Bidwell. graduates an opportunity to receive ADVANCED CARE/CRITICAL The wedding wtll be held April ceremony. They are asked to conMi~s Frtch is the grnnddaughter t.>et Com mander John Weeks, 992 of Lilly Oxyer and Margaret Fi tch, IKai the Ky ger Creek Clubhouse . CARE EDUCATION following the regular orientation program for new 3R36. so that arrangements for both of Cheshire. She is a student nursing employees _ recognition can be made. Carmichael-Mauro THE RIGHT PAW TUINING CENTER is now offering Basic and Dog Obedience Cia For Additional Information Please Call SerViCeS planned 446·1864 SHERRY ROBERTS, Certified Trainer Fitch-Johnson ~~ EDUCATION IS CRITICAL AT KDMCU • II you are planning a wedding, then you should come see us al Haskins-Tanner. You Will have over 190 styles of Juxedos to choose from . 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East Main Street, from 2 to 4 p.m. Mr. Bruley and the fanner Anna Margaret Thomas were married on April II, 1942 at th e Metho dist parsonage in Chester by the Rev . James D. Taylor. She owned and ope rated a beauty salo n in Pomeroy. Her husband retired after 30 years at Foote Mineral Corp. He IS a veteran of World War II. Th ey a rc the parents of four chtldren, Brenda Hysell. Pomeroy; Debi Mullen. Clrnton; Keith Bai ley, Pensacola. Fla, and Billy Lee Bailey who died in 1956. They have four grandsons. The celebration is be ing hosted by the couple's children . The couple requests that gifts be ommcd . Bring in •ny type of 8 mm film and we wil transler up to SO leel ol film onlo VHS Tape. We hav• blank video tapes .vai'-b6e lor purchase, o.- bt"ing in your own, "nuood aupe< high grode tape FOR INSURANCE PURPOSES WE WtU COlli' INTO YOUR HOME AND VIOEO YOUR POSSESSIONS. BE SAFE. VIDEO FOR PERMANENT RECORD. ~ 1-f- ~ Offer Expir" April30, 1992 +,·1c~ RT. 2 , BOI 9, GALUPOUS, OHIO 4S&31 WORK - 44i-73iO•HOIIE · 415-6939 7 -~2!!! 40th anniversary observed POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs . James M. Soulsby. Union Av e., Pomeroy, observed their 40th wed ding anniversary Friday. · They were married on April 3, 1952 at Clifton. W. Va Mrs. Souls by ts the fanner Oara Sue "Suste" Will. daughter of Virginia Will , Pomeroy, and the late Jed Will. He ts the son of the late Edward J. and Vena Soulsby of Syrncuse. Mr. and Mrs. Soulsby have four children, Susan Elaine Abbott, Pomeroy; Patrick Soulsby, Reedsville; Jimmer Soul sby, Po meroy ; an d Cindy Fie ld s, Pomeroy; and 10 grandchildren . Ohio Valley students compete Students from Ohio VaHey Christian School recently competed in the West Virginia Christian Educauon Assocl3tion Fine Ans Fcs~ ­ val held in Cross lanes. W.Va. Various students co mpeted in the areas of Bible, Academics, Speech, and Music. The following conteStants from OVCS received Superior Rating s (I) or Excellent Ratings (2): Brian Rice (Bible Preaching) - 2; Brian Rice (Ma th Testing) - I; Beth Blevins (Math Testing -2; Cindy Sheets (English Testing ) -2; Chri sty Mock (Dramatic Interpretation) - I; Amy Icenhower (Dramatic Interpretation) -2; Niklti Saunders (Re ligious Reading) -I; Meredith Pollard/Brian Rice (Duet Acting) 2; Christy Mock (Female Vocal Solo) -I; Meredith Pollard/Christy Mock/N ikki Saunders (Sma11 Vocal Ensemble) -2; and Sounds of Praise (large Vocal Ensemble) -I. Handmade Holiday Treasures 253 W. MAIN ST., POMEROY CALL 1-800-552-1990 FULL SERVICE POOL OPENINGS CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENl (614)992-64070R 1-SOG-552-1990 0prin8 Edition &alurday. April 11 10 a_m. - 6 p_m_ 0unday. April 12 1-5 p_m. Poinl Pleasanl GIGANTIC SPRING SALE APRIL 8, 9, 10 and 11, 1992 3• TRICHLORO TABLETS 2.7S lb. Conlainer <hlorine ...__ ,,,, ..,,••. 14.SO 7 lb. Conlainer Chlorine....................34.74 16 lb. Conlainer Chlorine.................. _.]6.1 S 26 lb. Container Chlorine..__________ ,., ... ) 54.00 Nalional Guard Armory RT. 62 NORTH SponS<Jrtoi By ... • Mason County Ex tens1o n Homemake-rs Cu lh.Jral Arts Co mffilnee •Hero Cl ub-Mason County Vo-Tech Ct.>nler • CFWC Poml P leasant Junior Woman's Club • Po mr Pleasant Recreation Department SUGGESHD SALE RETAIL PRICE ABOVE GROUND POOLS P1rc~ase a pool t~e dlritll: sale and receive a FREE Solar Bla1ket aad Start Up Genitals. 8.9S 22.95 SO.9S 87.00 �Times-Sentinel April 5, 1992 OH-Polnt Pleasant, WV Pomeroy~lddleport Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, WV 1992 Is Powell's 18th Annhtersary ~ Celehrate With Us Wi,th An Eckrich True oad Salell Win $250 Certificate of Pepsico Name............................... l8th Annfversar, IAddn~ss .......................... Customer Phone .............................. Appreefatfon Sale! Deposit Ticket In Store DRAWING APRIL 26, ITown .............................. . EHOUU Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-I 0 PM 298 Second St., Pomeroy, Ohio LITTLE DEBBIE SNACK CAKES WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES GROUND BEEF PRICES MULTI PAl APR. 5 THRU APRIL 11, 1992 ( 10 LB. PACKAGE $1390 GROUND CHUCK USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF 10 LB. PACKAGE s . IU '..AJ. $218 SMORGASPAK............LB. E(DIOI HAM, BEEF, TliRKE'( CHICKEN 58 $ 92 FOR 4 SLENDER SLICE............... SWIFT PREMIUM 2 LB. BOX ST ( Rump RoasL_____. LI. 9o 15 $ 89 1 RC COLA 2 LITER BOTrn USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF BOTTOM COUNTRY STYLE RIBS DIET RITE 10 LB. PACKAGE $1190 ASSORTED PORK CHOPS 10 lB. PACKAGE CHICKEN s159o Leg Quarters................ La. 39 ( COLUMBIA . Sliced Bacon......................LB. 10 LB. PAOAGE SUPERIOR BONELESS WHOLE $1090 Tavern H s. . . . . . .La. CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS CQLBY LONGHORN Cheese........................,.. . . . 10 LB. PACKAGE sa9o •• • • • JOAN OF ARC LIGHT REG 69( KIDNEY BEANS · s 15.5 OZ. CAN $179 SUNSHINE BITE SIZE DOG FOOD 20 lB. $189 CHARMIN CHICKEN THIGHS 10 LB. PACKAGE BATH TISSUE $590 12 ROUPKG. .•• TURKEY DRUMSTICKS . 10 LB. PACKAGE CORN DOGS ••••••••••••••••LB. BUTTERBALL TURKEY FRANKS•••••••• LB. $ 92 1 $1 S2 ECKRICH 1 Lb. ROLL or 12 OZ. LINK $172 Cooi<od Ham LINKS •••••••••••••••••••••••• 7oz. ECKRICH COOKED HAM••••••••• 12 oz. 10 lh. PACKAGE Coifee___________ CHOPPED HAM $342 ' ECKRICH FLANDERS BEEF PArnES $ 128 ECKRICH BROWN-N-SERVE ..----~ $590 . $690 COUNTRY SAUSAGE ••••••• ~~ COOKED HAM••••••••••• 6 oz. S 98 1 MIKE·SELLS Reg. ~~19 10 LB. LOAF 3 99 5 .l, oz. $129 Potato Ch1ps. . . . . . . . 11 oz. $990 DAIRY LANE Ice ~. •••••••••••• GAL 99( rI · -- · · · ·- ·- ------·- ------ ·- -----_...,.__,{_ · 1 ---- · 298 Secold St., Pomeroy, Ohio OPEN MON.·SAT. 8:00 AM-1 0:00 PM We Rtsa we 'l1le Rilhto U.it Quantities PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 5 THRU APRIL 11 . Pick o' Chick_______L•• 89c BULK BACON ECKRICH •' • ( 5279 Round Steak. . . . . . . . LB. 79 5 (~be Steak......._.___...LB. 2 . · ( ----------------·-------·----··---···-·-- �Keep Gallipolis Beautiful Committee to sponsor landscaping contest GALLIPOLIS - In an effort to beautify the city, the Keep Gallipolis Beautiful Commiaoe is sponsoring a landscaping con leSt as part of the AmeriFiora 1992 Host Community Program. Amerif1ora '92, the largest fl~ ral exposition in the United Sillies and center of the U.S. Quincentennial celebration, is sponsoring the Host Community Program 10 improve Ohio communities by promoting landscaping activities. Gallipolis was accepted as a host community alter the KGBC, a local non -profit public education organization dedicated to beautifying Gallipolis through mcreased environmental awareness. submitted a landscape improvemem pro· jcct for the city parte "The object of the 'Keep Gal· lipolis Beautiful Con leSt' IS to contribute 10 the overall community 1mprovement as well as to raise gory will win two tickets to Amen· Flo ra '92 from WJEH-WGTR . Runners-up will receive a $50 gifl certificate from the Thomas-Do-It Cen ter or a tree worth $50 from Davison's Landscaping. "Now is the perfect time to stan planning with spring-planting time JUSt around the corner," Hopkins pom1ed out. "Entrants should be creative in their landscaping projects, however, improvements could be as simple as hanging flowering baskets or installing flow er boxes outside businesses 10 planting a tree in the front yard." The deadline for entries will be May I. Judgin~ will take place Jun e 27-28 wHh the winnin g entries being announced during the River Recreation Festival . For more infCilllation about the contes t or Amerif1ora '92, call the Ohio Valley Visitors CeniCr at4466882 awareness of the benefits of landscaping through tree s, shrub and flower plantings,'" said Tom Hopkins, KGBC president "Having Citizens beautify and enhance thetr property is just one way 10 create pride in our city_" . . Any resident or busmess wnh a Gallipolis mailing address is eligible to enter the contest Landscape improvements will be judged only on the planting of trees, flowers or shrubs. The first place residential Win ncr will receive two free 1icke1.1 to AmcriFlora '92 and overn1ghl accommodations in Columbus from Places to Go Travel. Honorable mentions in the residential category will receive a $50 sav ings bond from Ohio Valley Bank or an AmeriFiora '92 T-shin, Levis from Haskins Tanner and Redwing work booiS from Carl's Shoe S1ore. Firs1 place in the busmess calc- Meigs County calendar Community Calendar items appear two days befon an event and tbe day of tbat event. Items must be received weD in advanct to assure publication in the calendar. SUNDAY A hymn sing will be held at Freedom Gospel Mission, Coumy Road 31, Sunday at 7 p.m. featur in g 1he Conqueror Quartet. Rev. Roger Wilford mvites the public. POMEROY - SOLOS, a fellow ship of single Christians, including those who are divorced, widowed and never married, will meet Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Pomeroy Unil· cd Methodi st C hurch. Larraine Newman, a counselor at Woodland Ccmers will discuss stress management New members welcome . SYRACUSE - Chicken barbecue a1 the Syracuse Fire Depart· menl will be held Sunday beginning at II a m. Cos1 is $3.75 for a half-c hicken, baked bean s and macaron• salad . Pic , cake and drinks cma. RACINE - ' Morse Chapel Church. Rae me, wil l not be holding servrccs Sunday evening.. LOlTRIDGE · There will be a smorgasbord dinner at the Lottridge Communil y Center Sunday April 5, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, WV Page-86-Sunday Tlmes-Sentlnel from noon to I :30 p.m. Publ1c invued . Cosl is S5 for aduils and $2 .50 for children under 12_ Orange Township Trustees will meet Monday at 7:30p.m. at th e home of the clerk, Susan Pullins. BURLINGHAM - Burlingham Junior Modern Woodsmen are planning a family togetherness party at the woodmen hall on Sunday at 1:30 p.m . Th e Middle Branch Bluegrass Boys will pro Vide mus1c. Public is mvited. SYRACUSE - Middleport Garden Club will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. David Bowen in Syracuse. Mrs. Arthur Skinncr will have the program . CARPENTER - The Board of Trustees for Columbia Township w1ll mee t Monday at 7:30 p.m. at 1he fire station . CARPENTER - The MI. Umon Bapti st Church will have spec ial sing1ng w11h Pastor C Grav es, Colum bus, on Sunday a1 9:45 a.m. The churc h 1s localed lwo m1lcs so uth of Carpe mcr. Pas lor Joe N. Sayre mviles the public. Wray graduates, receives promotion Meigs's Bookmobile POMEROY - The Meigs CounBIDWELL- Mark Wray, son of well. recen~y gra~uated from the ty Bookmobile will make the fol Mr. and Mrs. Robert of Bid· CH-53 Fleet Reaainess Aviation lowing stops this week: WEDNES Maintenance Personnel Program, DAY - Racine, 12' noon to 5 p.m., following several months of formal Portland, 6 p.m . to 7 p.m.; Navy and Marine Corps llaining. THURSDAY - Rutland, II a.m. to Wray is the grnndson of Mr. and 3 p.m., Dexter, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m ., Mrs. William Wisemandle of Gal - Bradbury, 6:30p.m. to 7:30 p.m.; lipolis. FRIDAY- Tuppers Plains, 12 noon Wray was also promoted to the to 3 p.m., Success Road , 3:30p.m. rank of Lanc e Corporal in the to 5:30p.m ., Keno , 6 p.m. to 7 USMC. He will be performing p.m., SATURDAY -Sy racuse, 9 maintenance on the world's largest a.m. to 2 p.m ., Harri sonsv1lle. 3 helicopter, the CH-53 Super Sial- p.m. 10 5 p.m. lion. ~A~p~rl~15i,~1j~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililpo~~llsi,IOIH~~P~o~lnitjP~Ieiaunt,WV~~~~~~~J~'~"~'~vT~Im~e~~~~n~tl~ne~I~~P~ag~~~B=7 f Riffle accepted to program Sunday, March S GALLIPOLIS - "Let's Go To The Rock," will be held at Grace Uni ted Methodi st Ch urch begmnmg at 7 p.m. Monday, April 6 PORTER - Valley Baptist Ch urch revival throu gh the week w1 th Rev. Charles Johnson and special singing. GAL LIPOLIS - Divorce Suppan Group meeting, 7:30 p.m . at New Life Lutheran C hurch. For mformation call 44!-1516 or 4464889. . CENTERPOINT - Com1th Bapust Church revival , April 6-10, 7 p.m. nightly. Tuesday, April? GALLIPOLIS - Lions club regular meeting, 6:30p.m . at Oscar's. MARKWRAY $90 Alumni to meet NEW GRANDPARENTS • Little Miss Poppy Sarah Runyon recenlly adopted Ople, (top), and John (bottom) as her grand· mother and grandfather at Pinecrest Care Center. The adoptions are in part with the Adopt-A-Grandparent program . She also adopted lee Sines or Gal6polis as her adopted grandfather during the retent American Legion Post 27 officers telebratioo dinner. \ POMEROY - The 77th annu al mee ting of the Pomeroy High School Alumni Association will be held on Saturd ay, May 23, at Meigs Hi gh School. The banquet to be catered by Gilmo re's will be serv ed at 6:30 p.m. to alumni and guesiS. A dance will follow al 1hc sa me lo cation from 9 p.m. until midmght wilh mus1c to be provided by The Cru1 se Brothers. The dance IS open 10 the pub li c. Banquet guests need onl y thw ticket stub to be admitted to the dance. Guests not auending the banquet will be charged $5 admissiOn. Students named to achievement list GA LLI PO LIS - So utheastern Busi ness Co llege rcccmly announc ed its Winter Quarter Achievement LISt. To achieve lliis honor, students must have a 3.5 or better gr3de poim average and have taken at least eight credit hours. Students earning 4.0 grade poim a'cragcs were: Gloria Birchfield , Pam Bocgli, Carole Bush, Jeff Clfcle, Jane Coates, Tina Frans, Sandra Odland, Rog er Michael , Rachel Sallee, Barbara Samour , and Rebecca Ward. Sludcnls 3. 5 or better grade poml ave rages are: Judy Bennett, Manha Bre wer, Dottie Cappelli , Tamm y DeWitt, Er ma Fin ley, Teresa Glassburn, Sandy Hart, Pal McCarty, Kelly Nelson, April Shoemaker, Bobbi Sowards, Fay Stout , and Charles Wood . Enro llment for the spring quar ler 1s open until April 6. Summer quarter begins June 29. Co ntact the admissions department al446-4367 Monday through Friday from R:J O a.m . to 5 p.m. Banquet sales will be limited 10 450 and re se rvations arc to be in before May 18. The off1 cers req ues t that the maiden name of women as well as the year of grad uali on be tncluded wh en se ndi ng for tickets. Those who arc unable to at tend may remain a membe r of th e association by se nding in $2 which will keep their name on 1hc mailing li st. Tickets, which cos l $ 12, may be purchased at Francis Flori st or at Swisher and Loh se Pharmacy. ThiS year the Alumm Association will offer two academic scholDurin g nove list and Nobel lau arships to sludeniS who arc either a reate Wil liam Faulkner's brief child or a grandchild or a Pomeroy enrollm ent at the Uni vers ity of l11 gh School gradua1e. Dona1ions Mississ ippi , he made a D in arc also being accepled for the Bob English, and one of the sc hool' s litRoberts Alumni Association Scholar ship Fund. A Charles Gibbs crary socic1ics refu sed him mem· Memorial Scholarship will also be bership. awarded. The deadline for applying for scholmhips is May II. News notes RACINE - The Southern Junior High School Boosters will meet Monday a1 7 p.m. at the JUmor high school. Banquet plans will be finalized. TUP PERS PLAINS - The wh1 ch 1hc recioicms work for a stale government agency for seven weeks of 1hc summer. This program acccp1s only 35 JUnior an d senior college srudents from across the sta te of Ohio. MISS RifOc is currently enrolled 1n the honors lulor~al co ll ege at Ohi o Univcrsily where she sludics poillical SCience. She is lhc daughter of Sharo n Riffle and th e granddaughter of Mary K. Ho lte r and the late Arvd F. Ho lter of Bashan. SEINICIRS TO GO TO SCHOOL - Gallia County Seniors be going 10 school as a part of tbeir April9 Birthday Party. Green Elementary School has invited the seniors to be their guests and visit classt·s at school. t'ourtb graders will present, "Tall, Tall Abe", for the seniors enterlaiomenl. To gel the lrue feeling of "going lo srhool", the seniors will be meeting at Jhe center and leave at 10: IS a.m., riding on school buses. They will return to the center at II :45 a.m. in time to have the birthday celebration and dinner. Ca ll 446-7 000 to make a reservation ror dinner and to resen-e a seat on the bus. Tbe group will meet al the center at 10: IS a.m. 69 9~AVE POMEROY - The 95th binltday of Ella Payne who is in the Extended Care Facility at Veterans Memorial HoslJital, was observed las1 Sunday wnh the party at the home Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomp· son. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John A. Payne, Vinton; Mr. and Mrs. John L. Payne, Craig, Scott and Beth, Vinton; Mr. and Mrs. Londus Kirk, Richmondale. Ohio; George Thompson, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson , Karen and Matthew, Racine; Palma Wiles, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Samples, Alison, John. Michael, and Jill, Jackson; and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Alderman, Chris. Ryan and Karl, Vinton. POMEROY · The Meigs Local Band Boosters will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in th e high school band room . Making apple butter as a fund raiser will be discussed along with th e spnng concert and the band banquet. Parents arc urged to auend. REEDSVILLE - The Oltvc Township Trustees wi ll meet Mon day a1 7:30 p.m. at the Reedsville Fife Station. _,. IwoOl! or •ttot) Birthday observed SYRACUSE - The Sutton Township Trustees will meet Monday a1 7:30 p.m. at the Syracuse Municipal B01ldmg MONDAY CHESTE R - Chester Elcmcnlary PTO will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the sc hool cafe teria. All pareniS and 1cachers invited. mtcrn ship i n state govcrnmcn1 i n The GALLIPOLIS GALLIPOLIS - Frie nds of the Library montlily meeti ng, 7 p.m . at Coupon{Refund Club of the Galthe library. Memb ersh ip drives lipolis Christian Church monlhl y April 5- 1I. mecung from 6:3(}.8:30 p.m. at lhe church. Bring extra co upons. Open SCOITOWN- Revi,al services to the public. LET ART - The Letart Township Trus1ces will meet Monday al 6 p. m. at the office building. RACINE - The Winter sports banquet for Soulhcm Local will be held Su nd ay at 1:30 p.m . at the high school. Parcms bnng two covered dishes. RACINE - Gre1a L. Riffle, Eagle R•dge Road, Racin e, ha s re cc n1ly been acceplcd 1n1o 1he Governor's Honors Program. The honor s program is a n a1 Guyan Valley Baptis1 Church, SR 218, April 6-10, 7 p.m. Guest speaker will be Paul Meadows of the Beulah Ann Baptist Church and special singi ng. Elizabeth Chapel Ladies Aid meets CROWN CIT Y - Seven mem bers of the Elizabeth Chapel Ladies Aid mel recently and were welcomed by new ly clecled president Donna Kemper. The meeting began with prayer from Psalm 23 was th e gro up' s hcgm nmg reatling. Prayer requests were taken and the trcl!surer's report was given. The secretary's repon mcl uded an update 10 the present and new busi ness was discussed. Bible st udy was on Psalm I. Vari ous readings were given by members . Highlights were on Clara Harton, a nurse who comnbuled 10 human1ty and started 1he Red Cross in the UmiCd States. April' s devotions were assigned STOP IN AND SEE OUR NEW TELEVISION SHOWROOM 50% ON FAMOUS SIMMONS, RESTONIC," NAMCO AND IMPERIAL BEDDING F11fE 7-0AY ~!Will . ~·1 ~-rest~~riD<O II> 1M fTI0!1 k.~Uf· $1J001S·A· · yO\I d:>l'~eclile• 100 •• ·~· ':;:7.,....,'it'" V"" yet.~ ~v ,. i ' ' / ~ ...... •Largest Selection of Bedding in the Area .One Time Lowest Prices of the Year Hurry .... These Prices Won't Last Forever! ' Largest Selection of Televisions in the Area. LOWEST PRICES IN THE AREA ON •MAGNAVOX •SYLVANIA •ZENITH TELEVISIONS 00 Veterans Memorial Hospital ~ 115 EAST MEMORIAL DRIVE POMEROY 992·2104 There will be a card shower for James E. (Ed) Bailes who will be celebrating his 80th birthday on Su.day, Apr~ 12, 1992. Anyoae wishing to send cards may address them to 8 Aile• Drive, Galtrpolis, Oh. 45631. Confidential Services: Birth Control V.D. Screening Cancer Screening Pregnancy Testing Sliding lee sole. No one refused servkes bKGuse of inobdity lo poy. PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO POMEROY 236 E. Main Slv 2nd floor 992-5912 8:30 to 5:00 Monday-Friday Closed Thursday GALLIPOLIS • 414 Second Ave., 2nd floor 446·0166 8:30 lo 5:00 Mondoy·friday 8;30 lo 12 Saturday Closed T~ursday ALSO: Jackson, Chesapeake, Athens, Chdlkothe, Logan & McArthur c 0 (/) .._ Yes, we want you to attend our annual Open House to be held in conjunction with National Hospital Week. Please make a note on your calendar that you're cordially invited to "Our Place" on May 10. We will provide some free hea lth services. There will be refreshments, favors and entertainment. We look forward to your being our guest. Remember now, we look forward to seeing yo u on May 10. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL and the mee li ng wa s c lo scd by members smging "The Doxology." 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' . ·\~ 89 59 GETTING A HANDLE on the loose ball is the mutual objecti..,·e or Western Kentucky's Kim Pehlke (lefl) and Southwest Missouri State's Secclla Winkfield during the first half of Saturday's NCAA women '" Final Four semifi. nal game in Los An~eles, which Western Kentucky won S4-72. (AP) lb. lb. $299 . lb. WELCOME W.I.C. & FOOD STAMP CUSTOMERS • PASSES TO TEAMMATE - Virginia's Tammi Reiss (right) passes lo a teammate while Stanford"s Molly Goodenbour defends on the play durin~ Saturday's NCAA women 's Final Four semifinal ~arne in Loli Angrlt•s, whirh Stanford won 66 -65. (AP) In women's Final Four Western Kentucky to face Stanford in NCAA finals By YUMI L. WILSON LOS ANGELES (AP) - Kim Pchlkc scored 22 of her carccr -h1gh 30 points in 1hc seco nd half. in clud 1ng II free 1hmws, 10 lead Weslem Kenlucky in10 1he NCAA finals for the first time ever with a 84-72 vic tory over Southwest Missou ri Stale on Saturday. Coach Paul Sa nderford led Wcs1cm Kcnlucky into Ihe Final Four in 1985 and '86. builhe Lady Toppers los l boih limes. Pehlkc. who also had five Slcals in ihc game, was 11 -13 from 1he free ihrow line in1he second half. Her free ihrows kepi ihc Lady Toppers (27 -7). who led 11-25 al halflime, in lite game afltr four of her teammates fouled out. Li esa Lang fouled out in the second half with 10:10 rematn ing with nm e poinL~ for Wc srcm Kenlu cky. Tina Robbins led Sou1hwe<1 Missouri Siaic (31 -1) w11h 22 poinLs and Tunya Baucom added 17. The loss ended Southwest Mi ssouri St.r11e's Win ning s1rcak a121 games. V...'estcm Kcmucky went on a 11 -3 run in which Pchlkc scored se ven poinL\\ 10 give Lhc Lady Toppe r~ 1hcir biggcSI lead, 52-34. wilh I1:39 remaining. Southwest sc ored 11 unanswered points to cut th e lead 10 seve n with 10: I0 remaining. Bui free ihrows kept 1he Lady To p~rs . who made 81 pcrccm from 1he lme in 1hcsccond half after hil ling only 3 of 6 m 1hc flm. ahead an d the Lady Rears go t no closer than six poinls, 56-50, willt 7:36 rc ma1mng. Weslcrn Kc nlucky los ! ils backup cemcr. Tnna Wil son. wuh 11 :52 remaining . JtJst a minute later, Dcbb1c Scot< fouled out. Lang wen I out wilh 10: I0 remruning . With S:06 left. slarting ce nter and leading scorer Paul cltc Mon roe fouled out with four JXJinlS. In a sloppy firS! half, Western Kcnlucky's pres sure defense kept So uthwest Missouri w1thout a baskcilor II :02. During 1hc Lady Bears' sconng drought . WcsiCm Kcnlucky ouJSco rcd them IX -5 10 1.1kc a 27- 15 lead on a jump shol by Debbie Hou k. Southwest Missouri St.:.Jtc cut the lcaclm nine on a 1hrec-poi n1 play by Se<:clia Winkfield. Press ure defense was played well by both learns bui Weslem Kentucky was more successful ear ly in the game. Lan g. who led the team dunng ihc seaso n wllh 59 sica is. had four siCals. Shooling was aboui even for boih !Cams, as Wcsl cm Kcmucky shoi4 2.4 percent in the f~rs l half. wh1le SW MISsou n Sla!C shoi42.1 perccn1. Southwcsl Missouri State's leading sc orn , Melody How;.~rd, was limited to four points in the firs! half. She fini shed wilh nine before fouling oul. WcSicrn Kenlucky advanced 10 the Final Four by coming from behind 10 bcai dcfendmg NCAA cham pion and lop-seed Tennessee 75-70 m 1he regional se mifinal s, then rallying lo bc.at No.2 se<:d Maryland by the same score. As ihe No.8 seed in ihc Midwesl. ihc Lady Bears were Lhe lowest seed ever to advance to lhe women's Final Four. Pchlkc's previOUS caree r hi gh was 28 points No. 3 Stanford 66, No. I Virginia 6S - AI Los Angeles. Kelly Doughcny\ free ihrow wnh 26 sec- Oliver making comeback after surgery 1b. .li By JOE KAY PLANT CITY, Fla. (AP) - The dark cSI 11mc was illfCC weeks after ihc operalion. Cmcher Joe Ol iver was lrying 10 ihrow a baseba ll. Hi s surgically repaired ri gh1 shoulder wouldn'ilel h1m . Doctors had removed the torn eanilage 1ha1 had IOrmcnied h1m and perhaps cos1 him a sJarting job with 1hc C1ncmna11 Reds . 11'11 be good as new, they said. Sure. " I had my momcniS of doubi, I guess afler aboul ihrcc weeks of rehab , wondering if tt was ever going 10 ge l back," Oliver said. .. You have bad days. Tt.ere were days il look cverylhing I could 10 throw ih c ball 120 feet .. Afler J go1 past !hat. aboul a month afler I Slaricd ihrowing. I slarted slow ly feeling my s1rcngih and vclocily com ing back.· · Fla sh ahead 10 an c.xhibilion game two weeks ago. Philadelphia"s Mickey Morandini gelS a good jump agains! Reds slarlcr T1m Belcher. Olive r smoothly caiChcs ihe pitc h, un co il s and delivers a perfect 1hrow 10 shortstop Barry Larkin al second base. Morandini is oul. Oliver is back. "The ihing aboul !hal throw is i1 was just a reac tion," Ohvcr said. " I just caughl il and threw iL I wasn'l lrying 10 pul somelhmg extra on il. I wasn"11rying 10 pul il • on the bng . It ju .s t turned out thal way. "Thni's 1he way I fell l ihrew 10 '90." Ol11'er, 26. beca me 1he Reds' full -lime calC her 1n the first half of thai year. He hi1 .231 wilh cigh1 homer s, but more Importantly threw oul 15 pcrcc nl of base Slealcrs. The Reds hav e such a high - Cincinnati ahead at halftime MINNEAPOLIS, Minn . The University of Cincinnati Dearcats held a 41 · 38 halftime lead over Michigan in the open· ing game or the semi·finals or the NCAA Tournament in the Metrodome Saturday evening. Coach Bob Huggins' Bearcats (29-4) forced Michigan (24·8) to turn over the ball 12 times in the opening 20 minutes or action . The score was tied six times in the firs! hall. Thirty minutes alter comple· tion of the Cincinnati vs. Michi· gan game, defending champion Duke (32·2) was to go up against Indiana (27·6) in the feature event. The winners collide at 9:22 Monday night. powered of fe nse thai !hey don'! nee d a lo1 of hilling from !heir cmchcr. Good defe nse will do. Bul Oliver couliln'l eve n supply 1ha1 las t ye~Jr, when he repon ed lO train ing c.1 mp with a sore shoulder. 11 force d h1 m 10 change his th rowi ng mot ion, !osc concentra tion and go 1n1o a h11110g sl ump. He balled jus! .21 6, threw out only 24 pcrcenl of b~l SC stealers, and com mitted II errors. The shouldcl- surgery Ocl. 9 rcpalfcd 1he ph ysic al damage.Then il was up 10 Oliver 10 rcparr lhc damage to his career. Mana ger Lou Piniclla wa s Jelling rcponcrs ih:u Oliver wasn 'l guaraniccd a JOb this spring. Oliver JiSiened . 11 provided more motivaJion 10 gel 1hc shoulder in shape and lose 20 pounds 10 improve his mobilily. "I didn"l take anything for granicd," he said. "I was upse1 with 1hc seaso n "J nad, and lligured !hey were. 100. Bui I knew I was bcner !han I showed in I991." Hc."s been much beuer !his spring. Oliver has been one of the Reds' hottest hitters, batting .381 wiLl\ I6 RBis and three homers IWO Of them grand slams. . Piniella has named Oliver his slaiiing c.aiCher and one of the most plcasanl surprises of spring train· m~ . onds lef1 gave No . 3 Sum ford a 66·65 vrcwry over No. I Virginia on SaiUrday and a SllOI in !he chrun plonship game of the NCAA women' s basketball tour nam en l. The Cardinal (28-3), 1hc 1990 NCAA champ1ons. will play No. 15 Wc slcro Kenlucky (27 -7), which wilhsiood ihc loss or four players to fouls and bcal Southwest Missouri State R4 -72 in the first semifinal. Th e c hampionship game lips off Sunday al I p.m. PDT. Dougheriy's free ihrow gave Sunford 1hc lead aflcr Dawn Staley 's basket had ued H with 56 se<:oncill left. Kale Payc wcntlO Lhe line with se ven seconds remaining bui mJSsed 1hc from end of a 1-and -1. Virginia's Mclanec Wagener came up with the loose ball and cal led for a limcoul. One official signaled the game wao;; over and SL1n ford players slrcamcd on10 ihe noor in cc lcbral1o n. Bul 1hc o1hcr official noli ccd ih c 11mcou t call and called 1he teams back 10 replay ihc la>t Clght-lcmh s of a second . It mattered linlc. however. a_<.; ~ Ullcy wa s unahlc 10 gel off a shol he fore 1he buaer. Virginia led 59-54 after lwo free throws hy Smith with 4:26 remaining. The Cardinal got the nex t fiv e poinls, lying il 59-59 wilh 3:28 10 play on Val Whil ing"s puiback of Molly Gooctcnbour' s fr ee 1hrow mJSS. The teams traded baskets before St.:mford went ahead 65-61 wllh 1:42 left on Whiling 's free ihrows. h was the Cardinal' s fir st lead si nce 4-2. Whiting .scored ~R points, many rnmm~ 1nS1dC aga in st V1rgmra' s 6-fwt -5 twms. \l cuh~.: r :tnd ll c1d1 Uurgc, tx:llh of whom l ou led out. Wh 1lln).! I!I ;Hh: )() of 12 frr..c throws Goodcnhour acldccl 16 rom1~ f(1r th e CJnl1n JJ. The Cavaliers (32-2) were led hy St.aiL·y\ !(I ["l(Hlli.S and Heal her Burge had I0. Lcadtng 2tJ-27 at halft 1me. Vn g1n1a mcrc:ro.;cd 11s lc;rd 10 46-18 on a Jumper hy Dena [ v'"s "' ih 1 1 !X 10 play. GoodcnOour hrt consec ut 1ve thrcr · pomtcrs to make il 53-50 with 7 01 10 pla y. The teams last met in the semifinals of the 1900 Final Four, wit h Stanford winnin g 75-M on the way to L1k1ng the natJonaltJLic . In the 199 1 Fm;t l Four at t'\cw Orlc.am, Vtrgm1;1 advanced to the ftna l. !ostng to Tcnncs.o.,<.·e 70 .()7 Jn the first o vcn~ mc charnp1 nno.; h1p ~;1m c ever. St.anford los! to the LuJy Vol'\ mt hl' o.;crn1 1m~ll o.; The C.tv~lll c rs led alnmo.; t the cnttrr fir.'<\ half of th is game, budd1n g J H1-K ;1dv;mt: 1 ~c c:1rly 1n th e pcnod. Stanford out sc ored V1rf.: 1n1 :1 J (, . () ov er 1hc next seve n mmut c_o.; to clmc Hl wnhtn 25 - ~ ..1 on a free throw by Whi ti ng wi1h l 2X n:mJm1ng 1n the half She had eight points du nng Lhc Sllllr! Bask c l~ hy Wage ner and Ev:nh pu-;hcd Vug 1ni:1's lead lo four before Dot1gll crty \ free thro w\ ~ nt the CJva licrs mto the lockrrmom w1th ~~ t w tq)O i nl lead. Trevino leads field after three rounds in The Tradition SCOTISDALE. Am . (AP) Lee Trevin o, thnvin g on a Jack N1 c k:lau s-desi~ ncd course he <.: IJims was tailore d for Nicklau s' Chicago, Pittsburgh win in home stretch of spring training IDfty g:Jmc, took charge of The Traditi on on S:.t turtb y wnh a 4unrlcr-par 6ll. Trevino fi n1shcd three roumh at ~1).1. a S.H olc record on !he 6,Hii4 yard Coch1 se Co ur se at Des ert Mounwin, and holdin g a two-s hot lead over Nicklaus and Ch1 Ch1 Rodn gucz. Rodriguez, Tre vino' s play1n g p:trtncr. \.I.J S the h:tl fw:ty k:td n , but p.1r Wi th J. 7 1 ;J!tCf ;t flfl l.'. hin g wllh r1g ht conscc ut1 vc rar<; N~t'kLtu s h:1d :1 6() nn S;nurd:ty, reOOund tn ).!. I rom :1 T2 .1 Jay c.trlH.:: r llomcro Blanca." and J C. Snc:1d we re thr ee sho t s ktl'k at "'07 Tommy A:~ron and D1 L· ~ Sh"'-itun. were ;H 20X , \1.-i L h Bruce Dn lm :tnd Jim Alhu s ;lt '209. JU ~ I h rokt~ CHI CAGO (AP ) - Danny Jackson and M1ke Morgan combined on a s1x -hit shutout and Andre Daw son drove in 1he only · run wit.h a sacrifice ny Saturday a'\ ihe Chicago Cubs defea led 1hc Mil· waukee Brewers 1-0 al Wn gley Field. Yankees 6, Mets 4 AI New York. Pal Kelly and llernic William s had run-scoring si ng les in a two-run fifth inning 10 help lhe Yankees beat lhe Mc1s al Yankee Siadium . Pirates 3, Roy a Is 0 At BradcnJon. Fla. , Randy Tomlin and five relievers combined on a six · hilter as Piltsburgh beal Kansas Ci1y in ihe final exhibition game of tbc spring for both clubs. Red Sox 4, Orioles 3 AI Washing10n, D.C., Phil Planticr's run-scoring single in the ninth inning lifted Boston over Bal· tim ore. Expos 2, Blue Jays I AI Monlrcal, Darrin Flcichcr singled in the go-ahead run in the scvemh inning as Monlreal bcaJ Toron1o. The game a1trac1ed I 5,502 fans in Ihe firs! contest bel ween ihe 1wo Canadian clubs si nce April 28, 1986. TUMBLING HOME - The Pitt<burgh Pirates' Lloyd McClendon tumbles home to score one or the Rues' runs on a sacrifice ny to third base d!'ring Sa.turday's Grapefruit League game in Bradenton, Fla., whrch the Pirates won 3·0. (AP) • �Page-C2-Sunday nmes-Sentlnel April 5, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, WV Meigs County All-American Soap Box Derby slated July 4 By 'Dan Adkins OVPSt.alf OK, so maybe it's not a real spon to everyone, but soap box derby racing is evel)'thing to many at the young panicipants from Mason, Meigs, and Gallia counties. And knowing tha~ lhe Meigs County Soap Box Derby Association, based m Mi\ldlepon. is sponsoring the Second Annual Meigs County All-American SoaP. Box Derby on July 4. The race will be at the General Haninger Park. According to information released by the association, par- ticipants for the race must be between the ages of 9 and 16 and must live in either Meigs, Athens, Jackson, Mason and Gallia County. The winner of the Independence Day race "'\ins a trip to Akron, OH., for the 1992 All-American Soap Box Derby later this year, accord- ~~ '~ d" ''?f -~ Charley Neutzling, director of the Meigs County Soap Box Derby Assoc~tion~ said the a~iation is waiting for the delivery of a new prototype derby car, shown above, which wtll be put on display at >tltt.-''"' in Middleport and Point Pleasant at later dates. Shown above is Adam jones, crnter, last year's winner in the junior division . or the Meigs County All· American Soap Box Derby at General Harting Park in Middleport, OH . Jones went on to the national All1\merican Soap Box Derby in Akron, OH. ing to the infonnauon . A date for the race has yet to be established. "'Our goal is to involve beys and girls in activities designed to help train them in their formative years," said Charley Newling, director of the Meigs association. "'We don't want to take them off the street, rather, we want to put them on the street in a way that helps teach them proper values while they have run." Neutzling added that time trials for the July 4 race will be held on June 28. Neutzling said in a recent organizational meeting with AllAmerican's regional director, Neil Vandivier, a lot of minor obstacles with the Meigs race were ironed out "We've definitely got things pretty much in perspective now," Neutzling said. "'Right now we're waiting for the new prototype model 10 come in so that we can construct it and put it on display (at several locations)." He said Meigs officials arc ex peeling the new prototype any day now and lhat once it arrives and has been constructed, it is scheduled to go on display at Plcascr's in bct.h Meigs and Mason counties. Dates for the prototype's display have yet to be decided, Neutzling said. With the new prototype, racers not only redoce their cos t, but also construction time. According to Neutzling, the new prototype cuts constructiont required to do the majority of the work" constructing the derby racers; however, "adults are permitted to demonstrate the manual skills needed to build a car, and to help with difficult tasks and the m· stal lation of safety-related items (brakes, steering." Thet April. At the clinics, participants arc shown how to build a car, while questions about car construction will also be answered. Participants may also contact some of lhe several e'pens in the area about car construction after the clinic. Neutzling added !hat as lhe day of the fliCC nears, things seem to begin coming together a lot smoother. "'The month of April should be pretty busy for us as far as making plans go," he said, adding the Meigs organization has lined up several local sponsorsalrcady, including H&R Block, Racine Home National Bank, and the American Legion Post n128. By the end of April. though, Meigs officials must tum in $1 ,000 to lhc All-American a_<;;sociation ror franchising. Ncutzling pointed ou t tllat at the recent organizational meeting, Meigs officials learned tllat 1992 All -Amencan Soap Box Derby regulations state that 9 and 10-ycarolds participating In th e derby racing arc required to slay m the I OF UDIR DEfECtORS J BAND RADAR DETECTORS REG. $219.00 $ SALE I 12900 BEL N4 Express 3-band radar deteck>r leature• instant on/pulsed warning . Automatic KIKA band override. Oar & Audio bunons Separate audio & visual alef1s for REG. $169.00 SALE ,.~' 4._, ' ~· RACINE'S 1931-32 TEAM - Members or ihe Racine High School basketball team of 1931· 32 were (fronl row, L-R) Orien Roush, Hersc hel Roush. 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II I II I 1...., ~L~ 135 PINE STREET at Chain 0' Lakes Park by defeatIng Detroit on Tom Brunansky"s grand slam and Eltis Buries' threerun triple. Reds 8, Twins 3 At Fon Myers, Fla., Tim Belcher allowed one earned run m five innings and Cincmnati wrapped up its Florida traming wnh 11s 20th viCtory of t.he spring. Royals 5, Expos 4 At Hames Cny. Fla., Tom Gordon puched six shutout mmngs and r,. . ., - Scoreboard O'Neal to depart LSU for NBA : By KEllEY SHANNON SAN ANTONIO (AP) - All · American center Shaquille O'Neal is saying goodbye to college basketball to join the NBA, where he' s expected to attract big money as the No. 1 draft pick. "I feel that in my hean it' s ume for a change and it's time for me to move on," t.he 7-foot-1. 300-pound O'Neal said, announcing he intends to :skip hi s senior year of eligibility at Louisiana State . ·O'Neal, 20, with his family by his side. made the announcement Friday in a gym at Fon Sam Houston, the Army post where his father is :stationed and where O'Neal p14yed high school basketbalL ·Some of his high school teammates and family friends attended th~ news conference. Many looked on· silently, and others took photographs and congratulated the so(t-spoken college superstar. ,O'Neal said he made up his mind to leave LSU earlier this week. "I said to myself, 'Are you having fun?' And I reviewed in my mind this past season and I wasn't in his left foot. Dr. Joe Chandler, the Braves ' orthopedic surgeon, said Sander< should be able to play with the injury if he can stand lhe pam. Sanders. who also plays f<J" the NFL's Atlanta Falcons, was hun on Wednesday against the New York Mets in Pon St. Lucie. He jumped off the top step of the dugout and slipped, coming down hard on h1s left foot. X-rays showed a hatrline fmcJure in the f1ft.h metat;m;al. the bone ihat sits below the tinle toe. Orioles 5, Mtts J At Baltimore , down 3-0. the Orioles rallied in the sixth against Sid Fernandez. who had allowed only one runner through the fJrSt five innings. Red Sox 12, Tigers 4 At Winter Haven. Boston finished 27 seasons of spring llllining ovorrido Ci!ylhiftlway button. e..". PHOTOS ""'-· Texas readied its roster for Monq.y·s openmg night game in Sea!tle by releasing outfielder Gal)' Perus. Perus was placed on irrevocable waive" He was scheduled to make slightly more than Sl million this scasoo. Also suffen ng a setback Friday was Atlanta outrielder Dcion Sanders. who has a hairline fracture BEL 932 Micro 3 band radar detector. Separa te K, K and Ka audio a19rts . Instant on/pulsed radar. Mute KIKa band priority alert tAJULIU LAJUM AND I.D. 5 MINUTES was pan of lhe most po~ent offense in the maJors The second baseman played sparingly in o;pnng uammg. and it is expected that he suU will need to take time off each week once he rejoins the team. The Rangers ~ted to Franco's mjury by Signmg free agent AI Newman on Fnday . The uulny mfielder , who played last year for Minnesota. was cut by Cincinnati on ThW'Sday XJKnC4band• PASSPORT r Sunday llmes-Sentlnel Page-CJ 114900 • A\ ~ \our dc.:;Jkr lor dct11h. Ready_ln By The Associatrd Press . Juho Franco will get a late stan m defending his American League batllng utle. The Texas Rangers put Franco on the 15-day disabled list Friday, retroactive to April 12. He has been bothered by patella tendirutis m hiS right knee and will be out of action at least until Apnll2. 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Parers 101 , CeUic:s 97 Schremp[ an swered w1th a basket At Indiana polis, Dctlcf and a pair of free throws. Sc hr emp f had 22 points and IS Timberwolves 104, Mavericks 95 rehound s as th e Pacers snapped Magic: 113, Spurs 106 (OTJ Boston' s seve n-game winn~in~-..;=::=ics~9~6:;_,~La~k~e~rs~9~1. . SOMEONE YOU KNOW(at least by reputation!) SOMEONE YOU CAN TRUST - when your hearing is less than perfect! At Diles , we offer a lifetime of integrity and experience; then add the incredible technology that puts the miracle of hearing help deep into your ear William Diles, Partner canals. Sound too good to be true? You will have to hear it to believe it, and we will give you a month to prove it to yourself . 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The Jaa now 97; Chicago 114, the Los Angeles trarl the Suns by a half-game and Clippers 103; Minnesota 104 , Dal · th e Warriors by two gam es. las 95; Orlando I !3, San Antonio "It wa.s a crucial game to bcal a I06 in overtime; Seattle 96, the Los team lik e Phoenix that has been Angeles Lakcrs 91; and Go lden playtng well and tl1at we arc uymg State 124, Sacramento 116m over· to beat for a position in the play- time. !lulls 114, Clippers 103 offs," sar d Jeff Mal one, who had 25 points for U1ah. At Chicago, Sco ui e Pippen Dan MaJcrlc scored I R pomts scored 24 points as Chicago tied a for the Suns. francluse record with its 61st victo· In other games, it wa s New ry of the season. Michael Jordan was held lO 15 York 115, AUan~1 94; New Jersey 122. Milwaukee !03; Washmgton pomts. half his average. llullets 119, Pistons 85 !19, Detroil 85; Cleveland 103, At Land over, Ledell Eackles Miami !00; Indiana !01. Boslon sc ored 29 po ints and M1chae l Adams had 2! a.s Washington posted its most lopstded v1clory of the season. Harvey Grant added 22 for I he Bullets Knicks 115, Hawks 94 At New York, Patrick Ewin g scored 19 of h1s 29 pomts in the fi rst quarter as the Knicks beat Atlanta. Ewing had thr ee threepoint play s and made eight of II shots in the first per1od as the Knicks overcame a 9·0 run by the Hawks to lead 35-27. Nels 122, Bucks 103 At Eas t Rutherford , Drazen Petrovic scored ·26 points and the New Jersey Nets use<l a th~rd - peri · od surge to hand the Milwaukee Bucks rl~ 22nd strarght road loss. MooiUe Blaylock had 2! points and 10 assrsts for the Nets, who outscored 1hc Bucks 36·1 2 in the third quarter. Cavaliers 103, If rat 100 At Miami , Cleveland survtved a flurry of 3-point tries by the Heat in the final 20 seco nd s. 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The vretory pulled Uta h closer to Phoenix and Gold en Slate in the banlc for playoff po sition in the The coun ci l on Thursday also adop ted a regulation that adds arche ry equipment to the Irst of legal weapons for use during the one-week deer gun season in late fa ll. Hunters using archery eq uip· ment durin g the deer gun seaso n November through Dec. 5 arc required to observe th e sta te 's humer orange law. Deer of er th er sex also m~y be taken. Youth hunting opportunities were increased by incluston of th e Wellington Wildlife Area in Lorain County for the young hunters special season on OcL 24 and Oct. 31. The young hunters spccral season is also open on the Berlin , Cae- All-star twinbilllineups posted THE PLAINS - The annual al l-s tar doubleheader between semor stars from the Southeastern Ohio Athl etic League and the Tri Vallcy Confere nce will be begin today wnh the girls game at 2 p.m. a1 Athens High School. The boys game IS sc heduled for 3:30p.m. Parucipating for the SEOAL will be Athen s' Melinda Binegar, : · Lori Hyle and Molly Riestenbcrg, · · Gallia Academy 's Tandra Adams, Dena Greene, Amy Huffman and . Amy Reynold s, Jackson's Jenmfcr . Hill, Mari etta' s Te ll y Brown and ·. Mtscha Singer. and Warren Local's : Kelly Swaney. Facing them wiU be TVC pla ye rs April Law son and Teather So uth (Alexander), Teresa Hmes and Lauren Webb (Federal Hocking). TriCJa Baer, Mary Cre means and Kim Hanning (Meigs), Stephanrc McLau ghlin and Becky Ro sser (Nelsonvr llc- York) , M1chclle Speakman (V inton Coun ty) and An gie King (Trimble). In place of Logan boss Ralph Taylor, Athens coach Bob Finn early will lead th e SEOAL gtrl s against the TVC squad, piloted by Meigs chief Ron Logan. Th e TVC boys squad will feature Alexander's Mike Dailey, Enc Royse and Rob Wil son , Belpre' s Matt Wilcoxen and Chad Williams, Federal Hocking's Matt Hams , Me1g s' L.J. M1tch . Nelsonvtlle York' s Matt Ecke ls, Trtmble's Charlie Gatchel and Vinton Coun ty 's Ray Braden. They will the bat· tic th e SEOAL squad, starrtng Athens' Scott Hil lk irk and Jason Reed, Galli a Academy 's Scoll Jividen, Jack so n's Mike Morgan and Willie Woodard . Logan's Eric Burris and Joe Hannin g, Manetta 's Chad Lincoln and Doug Zoller, and Warren Local's Ryan Dennis. Ga llia Academy mentor Jim O sborne wrll lead the SEOAL boys. while Belpre skipper Joe Garre tt will coach th e TVC boys. Admission ts $3. sar Creek. Delaware, Dillon, Grand River. Oxbow, Res thav cn and Spencer wildlife areas. On these select ed wildlife areas, rabbll s, pheasants and all other le gal game in seaso n may be taken by hunters age !5 and under. The Wildltfc Cou nc il also approved two beaver trappmg seasons that will div1de Ohio into two zones, wr th lntersta1c 70 serv icing as the divtdJng line . Beaver trapping so uth of 1-70 will be permitted from Jan. I, !993, through Feb. 2H, 1993. 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II reg ular-season games have been caned off. Si nce th ere were no barga1mng talks sc heduled before th e board of governors' meetJng, the re st of the regular season look ed like a wJpcout,loo. Nme games were on the sched- ,. · -\..\· rl ''· Weaver, Jeff Mitchell, Dustin Deckard and Stephen Frush Jr. In the back row are Josh La Bello, Stephen Frush Sr., David White, Garry Stover and Brack Houchens. Absent winners were Matt Willis, Rob Van Gundy and T.J. Stroud. MEDAL WINNERS -Several students of White's Tae Kwon Do School at 63 Court Sl. in Gallipolis won medals at the 1992 U.S. Open Karate Tournament, held Feb. IS in Charleston, W.Va. In the front row are (L -R) Michael Rodgers, Heath Rothgeb, Cliff Wheeler and Josh Yester. In lhe middle row are Charles : GAHS track teams second in Jackson meet GALLIPOLIS - Gallia Academy 's track teams finished second to the hos t Jackson squads in a darkness-shortened season opener Tuesday that saw the 3,200-metcr run and the I ,600 -meter relay clipped from the day 's acuvitics. The boys session saw Jackson beat th e Blue Dcv1ls 60-58. Wellsto n ftnishcd third with 53, and North Gallia came in fourth w1th 41 (no results on the Pirate thin clads were available). Finishmg I liSt for the Blue Devils were Rob Stansberry in the dis· cus (119-8), Scott Jividen 111 the 800-meter run (2:14), the 4 x 800ineter team of Rubert Newsome, Jakim Lanier. Brea Baker and Jivi den (9:22.5). and the 4 ' 100-meu:r relay team of Chris Carman. Adam Blair , Ja so n Queen and Kevin Young (:48 8). Other finishes were: Second - Blair, high jump ; Stansberry, diSc us: Newsome. 800rnctcr run Third- Queen, long Jump; Lanier, 1,600-meter run : Sh1 gu ru Akada, 200-mcter dash Fourth - Akada and Queen. h1 g h Jump ; Akada. long Jump: Blair. 100-metcr dash ; Car man. 200- meter dash Fifth - Mat t Loveday. d1 sc us; Carman, 100-mete r dash . Byron Wa lters. 400-mctcr da sh; Young, 200-metcr dash Jllue Angels second Jackson beat GAHS 77 -72. and Nonh Gallia and Wcllstnn tied for tlnrd w1th 24 pomls. Ellue Angels corral hn g fir stplace fini shes were Heather Huestis Redwomen drop doubleheader with Shawnee State, 4-1, 6-3 RIO GRANDE - The Umversity of Rio Grande softball team dropped a doubleheader with Shawnee State Un1ver s ity in Portsmouth Thursday to rcmatn winless in Mid-Ohio Conference action . The Rcdwomen fell4 -1 and 6-3 to the Lady Bears. coached by Rio Grande alumnus Robin Hagen Smith. The Rio l1d1es poswl four h1L,, with Charlene Peart recordm g a two for four fin1sh w1th two bunt smglcs, 111 the opener. The Lady Bears mounted a fi ve- hit perfor· mance and had two errors to hold the VISitors to a smgle run . Starr Philpot (3 -5) pu c he~ 'c; R10 Grande and Lisa Lane had the wtn from the mound. Amy Co le was Sh awne e's lea d1ng hitler, go mg one for four w1th a doubl e. The Rcdwomcn suffe red fo ur errors. In the n1ghtcap, Ang1e Joseph (4·6) held Shawnee to four hits, while the Rcdwomen ad>anced on J flvc -h1t fin1 sh as Kelly Robmson went tWO three. Rccordmg one h1t apiece were C1ndy Ti lto n. Rob1n Stull and Kaue Roy . Shawnee' s hitt ing wa s led by Keely Patnck. who was tw o for f0 ur. Lane was :JgJJn the winmn g [ll lcher . R1o Gr ande comm itt ed three errors to ShJwncc' s one The Redwomcn were 9 -12 before playing Otterbein Co ll ege Frida y. Rcsuhs of thm gam e were unava il abl e before prc ss ti me. The Rcdwomcn were scheduled to pla y the University of Findlay at hom e Saturday. The team JS sl.11 e•l to play at Wal sh 111 another MOC game Tue sday . wr '"the 1.600-mctcr (6: 18.5) and th e 800-mete r (2:43) runs, Amy Hemby in the shot put (29 -5 l/2) and the 4 ' ROO-meter relay team of JessiCa Suafford, Whiln ey Adkins, Amy Ski nner and Huestis ( 12036) Other fini shes were: Second - Ka te Caldwell , 300metcr hurd les: Mistv Co leman. shot put , Hemby , disc'us; 4 x 100· meter relay team o f Caldw e ll , C1ndy Marc il, Alli so n Fisco and Hemb y (:58.6); 4 ' 200-mct er relay team of Cald we ll , Marcil. Cri ssy Sme lt:Lcr and F1sco (2 I0) Third- Adkins, 800 - mctcr run: F1 sc o, 200-mctcr da sh; Chlocanna Harmon, discus: Marcil, long JUIIIJJ; Kel li Smith , 1,600meter run : Trish Sm ith, shot put Fourth- Coleman. di sc us: V 1cki Gi lmore, long Jump: Har - mon. shot pul Fifth - F1sco. I00-mcter dash; Sta cy Slagl e, 200- metcr dash; Sme ltze r. 400-mctcr dash; Chnsu na 7ctrnrx:h. long jump Sneak peck Th1 s year's GAllS varsny uac k team s have 26 gi rl s and 24 boys - - - - - -- - CHEV.-OLDS.-GAD.-GEO 1), 8 0 0 T S POMEROY, OHIO 1~-IOM OR 992-8814 E. Men's Boarltide• lobocm Bo01Hide. f~l cu1hioo inl()e 1'1( IOie wouldn't have a probl em wllh that." Gordon e• peels to hea r more about it at the NHL board of governors meetin g in New York. " It will probably be one or the things we'll discuss at our meeting Monday," Gordon sai d. "More than likely, it will he brought up by Nann." A qu1ck stnke se ttlement has become a pressing issu e for the owners s1 ncc the playoffs are sc heduled to s tart on Wednesday. The owners have no strike insur ance and canccllauon of the playoffs co uld dea l a devastating economi c blow to many of the NHL's 22 teams. The owners prepared to meet as the NHL suike went into its founh IIEW CHEVY'S, OLDS, CADS. I &lOS. Mode mU.S.A 03331 -6" Tuesday - 6-X p.m .. co ll ege recrcauon Wednesday - n-R p.m., co l· lege rec reation Thursday - closed for classes Friday - 6-8 p.m , open rccre· aoon Saturday- 1-3 p.m.. ope n recreation Sunday, April 12 - 1-3 p.m., open recreation : 6-8 p.m.. co llege IIOW 112.no., lOW MON. & FRI. TIL 8 P.M. TUIS, WID., THUR. nt 6 P.M. SAT1JRDAY nt S P.M. SUNDAY I P.M. nt S P.M. GALLIPOLIS - Several stude nts of While' s TaeKwonDo sc hool, located at 63 Court St. in Ga llipolis. participated 111 the 1992 U.S. Open Kaiate Tournament on Feb. 15 111 Charleston, W.Va. Here arc the mcdal-wmning performers (their categories and ag egro up dJVi s1ons arc '" parentheses) '" order of fini sh. First - Stephen Frush Sr. I fighting, men's beginners). Cliff Wheeler (fighting and form s, 1u pcr- tots) ~l1kc Rodgers (forms. m1nJ pee -we e), Heath Rothgeb (forms, mini pee -wee) and Matt Will1s (fightmg, men's beginners). Second- Stephen Frush Sr. (forms), Brack Houchens (form s. men's he g inn crs). T.J . Stroud (forms."""' pee-wee). Rob Van Gundy (f1gh tio g, men's beginners) rcc reatwn STARS SECOND - Tbe Stars team took second in the girls division in the Green PTO 'Basketball Tournament. In the front row are (L. R) tournament or~anizer Marvin McKelvey, check • available whether we prepare your rclurn or nol [ ~tt-wcr). Third - Dusun Deckard (fo rm s. mini pee -wee). Step hen Frush Jr. (fighung and forms, pee wee), Josh LaBella (form s. mtermedJate). Jeff Mllch ell (fig)lling, IIJlenncdJatc pee-wee). Gary Stover (weapons. men's begmners), Willis (forms) and Jo sh Yes tcr (form s. m1111 pee-wee) . Wednesday -closed for classes - Thursday -closed for classes Friday- 6-8 p. m., col lege swim Saturday- closed for classes Sunday, April 12 - 1-3 p.m., open swim; 6-8 p.m., college swim NOTE: There will be a Sl cliarge per person at the pool during open swim hours for the publ1c . 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In rront are (L-R) tournament or~anizer Marvin when th e regu lar NHL seaso n is ,c hcd ulcd 10 en d. - So far, the t:ilks have been stale mated over s uc h issues as fre e agency, pla yo ff money. the suuctur e o f the draft. pension and th e revenues from li ce nsi ng uems such as hockey cards. OPEN SUNDAY I PM Iii I PM sa1d in a !clcphone interv iew, " I .. Sunday Tlmes-Sentlnel-Page--C7 ,u.le•l~od=a~y~a~nc=l~IO:":m:"o:re:o:n::S:u~n:d::•y~,=~-~~~~~~~~, d 1reiauon) c tor ofinthea room NHL (exec uli ve Players Assoc unul th ey come up w1th a so lu tion." Green said from Bloommg ton, Minn . Gree n's 1dea has gotten some support from owners. Asked what he thought of the plan, Richard Gordon of the Hanford Whalers · wv 1 I j' �Page CS Sunday Times-Sentinel April 5, 1992 Pdmeroy Middleport-Gallipolis, OH Point Pleasant, WV Cliffside Golf Course welcomes new pro 1 , By G. SPENCER OSBORNE Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS _ "They're as differem as night and day." Thai's how Mike Anlonopoulos, the new golf professional at CliffSJde Golf Course, describes the two professtons that have dom10ated the last20 years of hiS life. The 4]-year-old Antonopoulos came 10 Cliffside from the Palm Beach (Fla .) Coun ty Sheriff's Department, where he served as a de puty and as an investigator. He hod been in the department about five ye ars. and that stint was the separator betwee n the resumption of his golf career at Cliffside and hiS last golf job as the pro at Boca Tecca Country Club in Boca Ra10n, Fla., where he worked from 1984 10 1986. "I grew up around golf courses," s;ud Antonopoulos. who started his pro golf career in 1972 after a four- year sti nt tn !he U.S. Alr Force as a policeman. He worted at several co urses in Florida , a suue where the New York nau ve ha s spent most of his life. Bctween periods o( work at such places as !he PGA Nauonal Golf Oub m Palm Btach Gardens, Ra. (45 minuu:s north of Fort Lauderdale ), the Bellerieve Country Club in SL Louis, Mo. (!he Sill: of thiS year's Professional Golf Assoc,auon Championsltip) and !he St. Claire Country Club in BellevJlle, Ill. , among others, he found lime to attend Flonda Atlanuc Umversny m Boca RaiOn, [rom where he rece1ved ltis llacl*- L a Sa/le WOmen Haugen convinces Mancini to retire with knockout By TOM GARDNER RENO, Nev. (AP) - Greg Haugen delivered Ray Mancini's reure ment papers Friday night with a hard nght that sent the former champion to the canvas moments before the rderce stopped the fight in the seventh round. " I didn't like the way hiS eyes foc used , I didn't like the way hi s legs looked. I said, 'No, son. that' s enou gh,"' referee Mills Lane s:ud after haltin g the bout JJ seconds before the end of the round. Man ci ni agreed th at the f1 ght and h1 s career we re over w1Lh a record of 29-5. He sa1d he would return to h1s home in Youngstown, OhiO , for some conso lation . then resume h1s nedgl ing acung career. " I hope lll<J>IlOO) ·' silly enough 10 ask me d 11m " 11. because yes, n 15. .. he l3lil. "I ":Jilled to be one of !he few. lu I.IN031. I'm one of !he many_" Haugen. :!04--1. Jli31S"d Mancini at the """" ~ he b<ld the door opeo for ooe f m:ll ..oR! nde fighL " 1 tluni: 1 Jllll.m r m ooe of the best fight= OUl tmre. I'm ready 10 t.al:e on an\tlodY.-- he S3ld !hug.,;, .,1>(, f.gltts out ot Henderson: Nn .. roc~trolkd the fight With _i3bs and C<Junl£ri1W'Ches tbal ra1sed a moos.: under Mancini's left eye m the =-to! roomd A ... rid ntht bv the tiring ManCJm O!'tnOl up-all the room Haugen RI'W.."ii fill' the nght hook that ended the f•gll. Ji nfS• h hQTdWOOd AMARILLO. Texas - After beating Nebraska 79-78 m the National Women ' s Invitational Toumarnent opener on Man:h 27, La Salle Umversity's women's baskctlxallleam lost 65-53 10 Wiscon sin-Gree n Bay on March 28 and 76-71 to Alabama-Biflllmgharn in !he laier rounds to end its season at 25-8. In that season, sophomore frontliner Lori Hamilton (G!illia Ac:cle- Sports shorts NEW PRO - Mike Antonopoulos, ..t.o lias llba -.:1 betwrtn golf courses and tbe badge in the last 20 yran, .... 'llrlllrd oa Cliffside Golf Course as its new pro. Ht comes to G ' \ r lniDI Florida, where he has spent mucb or his life, i•l [ g ... pral<SSional careers in golf and law enrorcemeot. (Times-Staliwl .......) lor's degree in criminal justice in 1978. He has woven wort with several other law enfo rce mem agenCies miO his mosa1c of golf pro experieoce. An10nopoulos de sc flbed hi s rerum to golf as "just like riding a b1cycle." He and his wife, the former Teresa Stevers, and thelf two cltildre n - Alexandra (five) and Nicholas ( I In) - now reside in GallipOliS. New program He has instituted a buyer's club program for anyone (public as well Baseball SEATTLE (AP) - A Japaneseled group of investors signed an agree ment to buy the Seattle Mariners from Jeff Smulyan for sligh~y more than $100 million . Basebal_l's 10-man ownership eommmee IS to meet Wednesday at an und1sclosed sill: 10 consider the proposal. The deal must be ratified by II of the 14 American League owners and seven of !he 12 Nation al League owners; the next scheduled meeting of all owners is in June. my '90) went IM tor 54 tram the field and sank 22 of 30 from !he foul line. She collected 40 rebounds (24 defen sive, 16 offenSive) had six steals, four assists and ~ne blocked shot , commiued si x tumo.,·c rs and fouled out only once . She averaged about seven m10 ut es a game, all coming off th e bench. in the 26 games she played. ~&1 '""' •foe~- ~ >hitD;I. •HfVrx® 'Y'IOII IoiU(Xl'Q IDliiiO•Pol<nled au100111< IDle !l:>fi lit oiled 111le ~ P-70 •C11d 1e~~ ~teeMJ •(IJIQlo o110<mn~ """"' $89999 MORE STYlES AND SIZES IN STOCK 20i/70SR14 ................ ..... S5.00 205/70SR15 ......... .. .......... se.oo 225170SR 15........... .......... 62.00 .---Area sports briefs____, Cutoff date Wednesday RIO GRANDE - The cutoff date for~ l l sizn up for teams 1n the Rio Grande Baseball Assocl3IJOIIIS "'"'" Slby. May FAllS MASTERCRAFT CUSTOM A!S 8. The Assoc iation's nw meeung wtU he Monday_ Ajlrilll at Rto Grande Elementary (time to be announced) S!ZE SALE PRICE 185175R 14............ ........... 50.00 I 95175R I 4 ..................... .. 5 I .00 206/15RIS .................. ..... S4.00 Z25175Rt5 ....................... 58.oo All-star wrestling maJch Wednesday BUCHTEL - The Sixth annual SoutheaSlcm Oluo All-Star Wrest lin g match w11l be held Wednesd.ay, Ml)· 811 at 7 p.m. 31 NelsonVJIIc-York lligh School's Wagner GymOOSllft. Among the grapplers on the North u:am. headed II! Log;1P cooc h T1m Cass1dy, will be Gall13 Academy 's Jason Kopa:k (160-pound class) and Chu ck North ( 14 5) . Fellow Blue Devil Chad Tip!on ( 11 2) will partiCipate on !he South u:arn. led by "d,o;oo.,Oc-Y<rl coach Tom Mclaughlin. T1c kcts wtll be on sa le at the door. For """" mfoomoon. call Robb Wemfurmcr at 1-753-4276. FALLS ROAIJMASTER RADIAL IV SIZE t~13 SALE PRICE ........,.... ____]9_00 PUT SNAPPER JO WORK & SAVI! 1~13................. - ..42.00 t15175R14 ................. ~---«. 00 205175RI4 .......................... 00 ·~ .. b""""""'""S,...,.,(~· GRAVELY TRACTOR SAU'-S a SERVICE 204 CONDOR ST. POMEROY, OH. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 A.M.-5 P.M.; SAT. 9 A.M.-1 P.M. PRICES APPLY TO TIRES IN STOCK. NO RAIN CHECKS Pomeroy Home & Auto 992-2094 Antler scoring day Thursday ATII E:\S A trophy -sconng sessKJn • ·ill be held a1 llloe OltUJ Dcpa nrn c nL of i\:Jtural Reso urces· DJvts1on o( W•ldbfe Dtsmct Fou r ll ead4uartcrs located al 360 East Suu- S1 on TlluNby. Apnl 9 from 3 t(J X fUll OITiCJal scorers w1ll be on hand from Bucu•~ Blf Btr4 ll<ion: and \ roc kctl , Pope and Young and lhc Longhunl<'r SocJC". For more 1nformJt ion. contact Jerry Meyer at 594-?21 J Three Gallians to take ring Friday HUl\'T l:"-:GT0'-1 . W VA . - Three Galhpohs men m: scheduled to part1cr pa~<: m the Tri -State Toughman Champooo;blps. siaied f<Y Fnda y. April 10 Jnd Saturda y. Apnl II at tht Hwlhngron CiVIC Center Danny \Lll rKy. J 6-1. 230-poundcr . ~~the lone Galban an die h ca \•")' W C I ~h t d 1 \1 ~ 10n (176 pounds and hc.aner l. •b1k Anlllony Sm11h i6-I. I hO 1:mel Ch:ulcs Wluumgton i 5-10. 1101 •nO compel<: 1n the l r ~ ht - h c:~v y wcJg ht diviSion (160-175 poon<hl. As of ~vbrc h J 1. rhrrc were R9 rnmcs m the boung lC.M.I'1WDCOl T1ckct ~ purch:J<;Ld ;~ trhc door cos! SJ::! for res:cn-ed nng5lde stalS and SIO fnr ):,· ncral admi SSIOn. TICkets purrhaS<'ll dl ad\"JCCCX wtll C()'; l 52 less :lCl'ord 111g to the lund of ud.ct. TICkets att aY.Uialik at the Hunt ing t\l fl Mall 1n Barboursville. the Char1esron Town Crntf:r 1n Charlcstml and Jt Home Supply slOrc~ m A~Lind.. K} . The doors wdl open at 6:]0 p m C3Ch dav . and llloe flnl fight uf eac h day will Sl:lrt at s r m Point Pleasant league to sponsor spring softball tournament POINT PLEASANT - The forst Dawl !lass Soltball Tournament will he held on Saturday , AJill ll and Suntlly. Apil 12 31 Ordnance Elcrnc ntary's softball fi e ld in Pomt l'ka<ant, W.Va. , accordin g to mfo rmauon from the Point Pleasant Girh Soltball League. me event's sponsor. There will be a $60 fcc and two rcgulaoon !lotllxalli tOjUIIed for registration . The double-elimination IDuTRaRlMI ....u ~ a mmimum or 12 team ' p:trticipating. Tbe ram date f... lhe C\-.:nl w~ l be April 25 and 26 For more mforma tion, call Rd Hal<tr.ad at 67S- 761&. Fred Surbaugh at 675-744 I or lim Su:ams at 6 75- 1598. Swisher· Lohse Pharmacy can fill prescriptions for American Electric Power Employees and Retirees who have the PAID prescription card. Our computer will be able to give you instant credit for your deductible through the TelePAID on-hne processing system. We will be able to inform you how much you owe on each prescription. WE WELCOME YOUR PRESCRIPTION BUSINESS COUPON A -. ·a -"' A 4 Ill l't UP f8 $9.110 OFF DY PRESCIIPftOR Llml11 Coupon Per Prescription Expires April 30, 1992 Swlsher-lohse Pharmacy J\-- The ~ H II I'U\- 4 Ill I'U\- 4 Ol 1'1 J\ April 13, 1992 2S S.R. Ho.avy ll<Md Chieb plus '2300 so lb. Purina Chtck Startet Med. 30S.R. Heavy Brood Chieb plu• SO lb. Purina Chick Starter Med. SJSOO 100 S.R. Heavy Broed Chieko plu• SO lb. Purina Chick Starter Med. sssoo CELEBRATE "CHICK DAY" APRIL 13, 1992 WITH TERRIFIC DEALS ON: • Puona P c~ ultrv Feerl ~ • (h,c ks • Puno.~ He.llth Prudu(h • ( h ,c k Ra,smg E'4u 1pmt'nt Place Your Order For C~icks Now! 399 W. Main- Pomeroy- Ph. (614) 992-21&4 Mon thtu SM 8 :001m IGI<>Opm Sund8¥ 10·00 • m to 4·1)0 p"', PRESCRIPTIONS PH 991 2'955 E l..in Fr~.,dfot Skv101 hm.-ID¥ . OH Op., W•M Nighu "til g NEW LANDSCAPING BUSINESS - Sherman Green is thr proprietor of Grr.,.•s l..llldseaping & l..lwo Cart,loalted at 146 Woodland Dr., Gallipolis. Tbt business, wbi<h opened ia mid-Marcb, also ~ i• oca•ating and drsigu. For mon iaf..atm., call 446-8273. (Times-S.OtiHI phoco) SIFE sends a message to Washington RIO GRANDE - A SW¥ey coodueled over !he past lhre:e years by the Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) chapter at the Universuy of Rio Grande revealed that just I perce nt of the respondenlS gave the federal government a good rating on iIS use of tax dollars. The survey's results have been ma1led to congressmen, the Whit£ House and Cttizens Against Government Waste, SIFE President Greg Hargett said. Tbe survey was conducted at the past three Bob Evans Farm festi vals, Row-y clubs in Gallipolis, Wellston. Jackson and l..anca<ter, 31 business meetings in ColtDDbus and McArthur, in area eronomic educalion meetings, and among SIFE Advisory Board memben. Results :Were based on 419 people sur~eyed . : RespondenlS were asked how they rall:d !he job the fedend govemmem is doing with tax mooey. One percent said good, 36 percent ~e lected fair , and 63 percent said 1¥"!'. Res ponses 10 otha: survey swements were as follows: -The best way or ways to reduce the annual budge! detkiL Four per'cnt said 10 raise taxes; 55 percent prefer !he immediate stop 10 wasuful spcndintt: 22 percen1 desire cutbacks or elintinatioo o( social programs; and 19 percen1 favor cuts in defense spending. -What inriwes a taxpayer- the most. Nine percent said !he W8Y Congressmen listen ooly 10 vocal pressure groups; 9.5 percent said the failure of Congress 10 under stand that tax doc=ses have traditionally funded economic growth; 20 percent said not taxing !he rich enough ; 12 percent, failure of Congress 10 understand that more money should be going in10 new business and indusvy than 10 taxes; 13 pe=n~ !he coogressional plan to pass 44 percent of clean air leg ~ JS!ation costs to five staleS, ..-bile spreading the cost of the savings and loan bailout to a II states; 19 percent, the war congressmen treat themselves wblle taxing the average working person from middle to lower income levels; and- 27.5 percent, the welfare system. Hargeu and SIFE offiCerS Becky Winebrenner and Ruchi Sharma felt the results were unslllprising, but noted that the response 10 the last statement was revealing. Tbe survey 's results showed thai ' The S10re \\'tth " All Ktnds Of Sl uff " Fur Prts. Stables. Lorge and Small Ammals. Lawns and Gardens . FAMILY FlOCK HEADQUARTERS ~ (Editor' s Not.: Tbe (ollowinl story was written and submitted by Mrs. Maxine Whitehead of Reedsville in bonor of her broth•• and sioitrr-in-law, Warrts~ and Lillian Pickens, prior to Mr . Picktns' death on Friday. Tbe story is being publisbtd ia today's edition or tbt S1111da1 Timn-Stntintl at Mrs. Whitt· bead's request.) REEDSVILLE - Fifty -three years ago this June , Warren Pickens of Reedsville began his long- time farming career when his father, the late Harry W. Pickens Jokmgly handed him a manure fork . The preceding day , Wanen I0 per lOll clis:ag=d with !he state - had been awarded a Bachelor of ment Lbal IWional kaders were Science degree in Agriculture dur"""""' lbt COOIIII)' kl a controUed ing June, 1939 commencemen t W>i-J. m spa: of !he failure of exercises at Ohio University, the Commrm"m in Eastern Europe. fim person 10 have received such a Flfry percua >gned with the stale- degree from that inslilution . His ood 40 pen:em were uocom - father 's gesture indicated that it miual was time for his son 10 apply !he Th< Rio Grande SIFE uml IS knowledge gamed during the past one ol app-mima~tly 200 chapu:rs four years. RecenUy, due to 1ll health, Mr. 10 the U.S. The local chapter has adopted " Proje<:t Turning Point Pickens found it advisable to "lay '9r as "' thane f<Y cornmuruc31- down !he fork " and sell his farm o( ing me ,. c m.. wa>~e, deficit 435 acre s as well as tools and machinery at a public auction 10 '1"*'1' g a tbe growing national 1anuary . Tbe sale of !he farm with ddltDU5lhe ....... three dwellings, including his home, ended an ear of fanning by the Pickens family which began with his grandfather, !he lall: Hanis Warren Pickens, a Civil War veu:ran, in the 1880's at Forted Run. His 53 years of farming began as a partnership with his father in JW'"'*••I Il souor plant clerk. !he farming of !he ReedsviUe truck DeJ..oac-' Ins Wlfe. Ruth. live farm where Warren was born and Mr. and M.-.. Pickens a ttc.: 2. Poamy _ reared and a 250 -acre farm in of their married life. Through the Local Board of Educauo n and 1s Hockingpon at the mouth of the years, Mr. and Mrs. Pid:cns added presently servi ng on the Tuppers Hockmg River. A team of horse s to !he ftm [arm, the original Lan- Plains-Chester Water DIStric t "Barney and N1g" were depended don farm , acreage from the adJOin - Board . upon to do all of !he tilling of !he ing Burden and Cart Dudley farms Lillian has hecn an active mem soi l at that lime . Mr. Pi ckens to the north , and the adJOining her and held vanoos offices in the recalls. Pickens farm oo !he south, which Reedsville Un11ed Methodi st Warren' s falher soon encourbe purchased !rom his gr;ordnolh - Church and !he Unrted MethodiSt aged him to go mto business for er, !he lateJosqlhinc Pictens. Women. himself by purchasing a farm locat~ On !heir 435 acres. the consl5Mr. and Mrs. P1 c kens now ed two miles south of Reedsville. lfntly raistd ll"'rl: cmps. spa:iaJi:z. res ide 1n their newly purchased Realizing that he had h!Ue money, ing in tomatoes, cabbage and SWttl borne in Reedsville. Warren asked his father how he rom and fed cauJc f<Y wllich they would purchase the farm which raised many acres of field corn was for sale. His faLher replied : each year. "Go down to the Pomeroy National Instrumental in the success of Bank and ask Edison Hobsteuer, Wantn 's pmfeSSJOn v.= tv.•o full ~ !he president, for a loan ." When !he time employees, John Henderson late Mr. Hobsteller asked what and Dmald Putman. who resided security Warren had, he answered, many yealfs m dwellings on the "The only thing I have L< a college farm with their families_ The st degree m Agriculture." The bank "right-hand men" wen: dependable. president recommended that he dedicated , ambilious employees receive a S I 0,000 loan which gave who had the neressary knowledge RONALD L CLAY h1m enough 10 launch hiS successto ovmee many seasonal employ ful farmin~ career. ees in the fields and packing houses Little did Mr. Pickens reali ze as well as other farming proce that he would later serve on the dures. Mr. Pickens holds a great board of directors of that same respect and gratiuxle f<Y the:sr men WASHINGTON (AP) - The bank. He was a bank director from who were at ltis Side llvoughout the country •• lniil _, vqaable grow 195410 1982, !he year !he Pomeroy years. National Bank merged with Bank Mr Picke.ns and his supportm ers txpuded opcrauons while OneofOh10. wages aad worting conditions w1fe worked stC4dfastly through Warren married h1s high school the years in the farming •tcmurc . ..-oneDed for tbtu bir.d hands, MASTER TECHNICIAN aln:ady r-= of th< mation' s most swee theart . Lillian William s. a Thy have contnbuted moch time to ~ Robrrt "Bob', luke, a str · ecoaomiully disadvantaged nc1ghbor girl, on September 12, commWiity organizations.. Both are ·fict technician with Smith 1941 They went iniO housekrq,;ng long-Lime Farm Bureau members. ~elson Motors in Pomeroy, ~-a puom<nl report Thai's ..., ollhe rooc luswns in in a small structure on his new ly Warren has al so served on the has been named a Pontiac a prelitnulary lqlOI1 by a federal purchased fann. They later moved Meigs County Farm Bureau Co-op Masttr Technician. To recrivt to !he large home where !hey have ASSOCiatJon board of ducctor; He rhis title, a technician must bf anmi-<sim 'liiiiiPng "'""' has happeoed l l fam wort<n in the six spent !he greater number of years IS a pas1 me mber of the E..as1crn in thr top 250 ranking lt'st yeus since Coagres.s passe d SCO rtS or approximate!)' sweepia~:•mmigrauo n reform s. 1~ .000 guild members. There The repor1 was obutned by Th e "ere onlv 21 mastrr techniAssu · wd~ CHESHIRE - Two employees the foll ow in g year. In 19 78 he cians in ihe Cincinnati zone . were recen~y jiOOIOil:d at !he Ohio transferred to the operanons depart Luke will recein~ thr Master Valley Electric Corporallon' s ment as a uulny operator Dunng Technician Trophy at a rt'fog Kyger Creek PlanL nition banqurl in May. Hr is that same year. he advanced to auxEf feclive April I, Phillip N. iliary equipment oper.uor and. m also a master lerhnician with Underwood was promoted from 198 1, 10 eq uipme nt opera10r. Grntral Motors as well as unit supervisor to assistant shift Lopez, hiS wife Bar bara_ and Buick. He has bern emp loyt'd operating engineer. EfTecove AJill daughter lr ve m Crown Cn~· with Smith-l'ie lson ror 17 2, Aland D. Lopez was pmmou:d The pro mo u ons wer e ~·nrs and is A.S.F.. certifitd in from equipment operator to unit announced Thursday by plant man all lrst•- He will not ha•'e tn be supervisor in !he operations depart- ager Norman H. Tan leslrd 3J!ain ror five years. ment Underwood joined OVEC m 1955 as a laborer 1n the labor depanment. The following year he transferred to the operations depart ment as an auxihary equipment operator. In 1974 he advanced to CINCINNATI- Star Ba1c Cor- lhc country a.~ compared lO 27ht 1n equipment operator and. in 1979.to poration Will be named on l,., of 1991. unit supervisor. He and his wife. Forbes Magazine 's top 'iOO lists [O< St3r Bane rank s 467th 1n lh r Elizahe!h, live in Gallipolis. ·· ~ofiLS hsun g· for the nauon ·s top 1992 Lopez joined OVEC 10 1976 as In the Fores 'iOO lisl of top com · c001 pamcs. a laborer in the labor depanmem panics in !he " ~ eat£gory" Star Th1s is Star Bane"~ first appr.arPIIILUP lJ'IIDmlWOOD and was promoted to u!Uny w<rl:er Bane leaped 21 ~s to 250lh m ance tn lh1s category Clay, DeLong honored for 35 years service at 0 VEC CHESHIRE - Ronald L. Clay, shift opelllling engineer, and Km~ neth H. Delong, Sr. plant clcd, at the Ohio Valley Elecnic Coqxntion's Kyger Creek Plan~ received their anniversary awards for 35 years of service 10 the company attading 10 Noonan H. Tarr, plant tnallager. Clay JOined OVEC on March 18, 1957, as a laborer in the labor depaimletlL In 1960 he liallSfmal 10 the operations department and advanced to unit supervisor in 1980. In 1990 be was promoll:d 10 assi•wn shift operating engineer, and during that same year he was promoted to shift operating engioe<:r. Clay and his wife. Gayanne, reside in Chesu:.-. Delong joined OVEC on Mareh 20, 1957, as a laborer in the Iabar depai WleiiL ht I 969 he liallSfmal 10 the ptrlonnance department as a pmOI'IIWlC£ clerk and in 1990 ,., 0 VB announces stock sale be dated I une I , 1992 President and Chief Execuuve Officer James L. Dailey sa1d : "We're pleased to offer thiS new issue of OVB stock. Over !he yeNS our stock has been a solid inveSl · ment. As a resuh . we've alw.ays had a long waiting list for stock from both existing shareholden as well as people wanting their flfSI shares. HopefuUy, this will fUIIIol of that demand." In conclusion, Dailty empha~ sized this new issue of OVB stoc.t: will be handled directly by tbe Banlr. and as a result there will be no commissions charged f<J' stod purchases. Individuals with ques tioos may call Ohio valley Bani: "' 446-2631 or toll free 1-800-468- 6682. Ohio Valley Barik is a community owned bank with asselS of S273 ntillioo wtth offices m Gallta, Jackson and Pike Counnes. Successful investing Don't MISS our Chick Day. R&G FEED &SUPPLY CO. Ron -'d Hallf'llrlll. R "' ends in Reedsville Money Ideas " PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN BOX " Ducks Available On Order Aerobics class slated GALLIPOLIS - The 0 .0. Mcintyre Part Dlslria will broltl an aerobics class 01 th e Gallipolis Developm<:ntal Cerlltf C)'IIIJIISium on Tuesd3y 3nd Thursday nights from 5:30 lD 6:30 P-Jil from Tuesday April 14 to Ma y 21. cost of the cla.<s, to be taught by Cdldy RoK:b. will be S20. The registr3UOn dead line is Monday, April_ll. For more mform;Jlion, call the Part Di<tnrt olfa a 446-4612. ext. 256. --"' Pickens farming era ·. GALLIPOLIS ~ Stockholders approved the biggest stock sale ever at the Ohio Valley Bank Annual Shareholders meeting in ll)e Morris and Dorothy Haskins Mel Theatre oo April L · Shareholders authorized the increase of common shares ot OVB Stock from 459,606to 565,(0). · The new issue will be sold by ihe bank for $37.50 per share . Shareholder1> through their JIM!Iptive rights may purchase two shares for every nine they owned as of March 6, 1992. No fractional !!hares will he ISSued. Shareholders have until May 4, 1992 at l p.m. (EOn 10 subscribe lO the shares available to them through their preemptive righlS. Any shares not subscribed 10 by the May 4 deadline will be otroed for sale by the bank 's board of direc tors 10 existing and new shareholders. The new stock certificates will Pomeroy 600 E. Maia St. Section D April 5, 1992 SeaSOn a[ 25-8 •11' o16" rde~t11lh ~ 6 HPIII!'t AMERICAN-MADE AMERICAN-OWNED ~huts - ~.eutinel as members) who desues to purchase_any merchandt se from th e Chffsode pro shop. . In reference to h1 gh-pnced 11ems !hat may Sit for months m !he shop unbought ... An10nopoul?' gave an c'ample. I fed thalli s beuerto make S50 on 10 llcms I can contmue se llmg that peop le can afford than $50 on .?ne Hem that SJIS for SIX month s. HIS plan IS to sell products that are conSJderabl~ closcr m cost to the manufacturer scost than nems m the average pro shop. For more InformatiOn on thiS program . call Antonopoulos at446GOLF Anything Less Just Woa't Cut IL ,, Farni!Business By STAN EVANS tives or does he/ she just want 10 GALLIPOLIS - In tbe investment make quick money by beating !he business, as is in jiiSI about any busi- market? Tbe point being, the transness, we are always trying 10 scU foonarioo of a client 10 a sucussful something. Whetha 11 be an invesJ- invesux- cannot occur unless success QlCnt idea. a stock, isdcfmed, defined in !he individual's a bond or a handy lams. dandy slicer dioer, Without goals and objectives, !he the best salespcr. 91CIT~ or failure of an investment !on is one who can program Cannot be determined_ If a gell somelhing not . poll:lllial invCSUJr does not delinale even wanted , what is 10 be achieved through his{ moch less needed her investments, how can happiness If this is true, or displeasure with rttLrnS be ex. how successful could a sak"''"""'' pressed? htput from clients is a nee be if he/she offen a product Cl' SJerY· essary ingredient to build wealth. i(e that is desired? Tbelein lies the Charles D. Ellis, in his book. Inlliauty of !he investment business: vestment Policy: How to Win the while most individuals can sUIVive Loser. s Game suggests that clicnlS Without a "kil.Chen magician", few can be a major factor in the delami wuld admit that wealth building nation of the success or failure of ~!~rough a <to:cessful investmmtJWDtheir investment progwns. fatn is not imJ)OIWIL In essence. By failing to provide investment people in !he invesuneot business goals and objectives, Ellis asserts t.hal have !he audience. Tbe queslion the client abdiraJes a critical responremains, how do we sell our invest- sibility. Funbennore, the client is ment philosophy? unlikely to achieve results as positive · To transfonn clients into soo:ess~ as is possible. The rationale is, that f\tl investors, one must meet clienl without objectives, !he client will goals and objectives. Here is tbe likely pun:hase a product that wiU S64 ,lXXI quegjoo: does the client have not genmu.e !he desired results; carefully delineall:d goals and objecCoatinurcl 011 D-3 Conditions worsen for hired bands Two OVEC employees promoted Star Bane Corporation to be named on 2 Eorbes 500 lists Farm Flashes Summer fly season just a few weeks away By I!DWAIID VOIJ.BORN Frt . Alfld GALLIPOLIS - Summer ny "~ is ja:st • few coeeks away . Afitr die dleary !au three weeks, fly ~ _,. "'""' be a welcome time for IIWIJ' fiiTDicn. Fly tag choia:s b lil:n fly cuoool frr atde in 1992..., ~- Ibn fly populariOfts aero<' Ollio llave a wide ""'!:" o( ~ l l lbt synthetic pyrubroids u.al ia Oy tags . In many uses. wkre organophospbate nl' tli!:S ~ been mtc~ year afta year_ they JR 110( providing the contmJ - ...., fiiSl did. Ill &<D>al. if Oy tags ..._ IISlt:d !au yea, and provided I= lila I0 wub or SitUfactory "''"""oid conrrol , lhen It is recommended 10 switch to an organophosphate ny tag or other method of ny control this year. If organophosphau: nag t.ags gave 14 to 15 weeks of control last year and OP tags have been usoed for less than 3 years, !hen one may want to use OP tags for another year. A quick overview of some of !he products available in 1992 is as follows . You need to read labels. consult your veu:rinarian and study previous control before making a dec ision . Expar, Atroban . Saver Extra, Cutler Gold, and Excalibur are Pyrethroid insecticides. Dominator, Rotator, Tomahawk, Terminator , Optimizer, Cutter Blue and Patriot are organophosphate '""-'< tic ides. lnsecticide-impregnall:d ear tags have onl y a certam amount of matcnal that IS released dunng the season. Early ugg~n g. although 11 fiL< the farm "''Ort schedule he<t may resuh in a red uction or rhc tags ' effectiveness by m1d-late summer. This is 1hc time \\'hen hom flies are most abundanL Emnomic threshold levels are when there are approumately 100-200 hom flies per animal The Nonh,..e st Oh10 Graded Feeder Pig Sale oo March 19 fC4tured 452 graded pigs .,.,,glting an average 49.17 pounds and selling for an avmge S80.J I per hundred or S39 A9 per hcJd. "Doane s Agn cultural Report" repo rted 40-50 pound feeder prgs at Sl7 75 per head dur1ng !he la s r wed 1n March. UnoffiCial word IS that the performan ce 1cs rcd hu ll sale a1 the Belle Valley location will he held as scheduled on Saturday, Apnl 18. Sull nothin g in pnn~ but telephone coovcrsauons indicated lhat cvcry!hmg is go for the sale. The March 28 sale at the Washington Coun House location had been canceled because only 14 or th e 69 bull s passed the semen quality part of the breeding soundness examination. We will have the details for the Belle Valley test next week. �terestetl '" nammenng out a deal. but they won 't Anes . treat yourseU to a ASTRO-GRAPll b•rtMay g•h one m1nute yet antagon•shc the next liBRA (Sept 23-0cl. 23) Selfish moh- Send for Anes ' Astro- valiOns could prove to be self~deteat•ng today Ultimately, you can prol1t more by protecting everyone ' s •nterests. not jUSt your own Grapn predtctlans for the year ahead by ma.thng $1 25 plus a long. sell-addressed . stamped en"¥elope to Aslro- Graph , c/o thts newspaper . P.O Bo., 91426. Cleveland. OH 4410 1·3428 Be sure to state y01..1r zodtac s1gn TAURUS (Aprii20-May 20) T'Y l o han· BERNICE BEDE OSOL SCORPIO {Ocl. 2+How. 22) YOY and you r mate mtght be poles apart regard ~ 1ng your agenda today. Someone is go ~ 1ng to have to compromise and make some concess.ans. and 111sn 't apt to be your partner SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0.C. 21) In or~ der lo be a successful salesman or promoter today . make your presentat1on bnel and to the pomt II yoo ·re w1ndy and mclmed to beat around the bush , other s w1111ose 1nteres1 Qu•ck ly CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) ThiS IS one of those days wt\en 11 could be ex ~ tremEMy d•H •cun to conceal someth1ng y<X.! want kept secret from a close lnend Guard your conversat ton s dte 1mportant endeavors 1ndependen1ty today . You 're beller ott w1thout the a•d ol others You can always tell them later how - and why - you d•d •I GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Today •S apt to be only partially produclt\le for you However •f you do all you ·re supposed to do . w1thout procrastma tmg , 11 could be memOfable CANCER {June 21 -July 22) Do not feel obhgated today to allencl soc1a1 tuncttons yoo do notthm'- yo,_dl enJOY You ' ll Aprils, 1992 have more lun Oo•ng thmgs With lnends you really like LEO (Jul.- 23-Aug. 22) Several people you cons1der allies could be more a hmdrance ltlan a help toda~ . espec•ally 111 your matenal alla•rs G1..-e thiS cons•der ahon t>elore yoo lrlO'Ile them 1n VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) People you 'll oe 1nvolved w•th today m1gt1t r.ave d•H•culty d•scermng your mtent.ons That's because you could be very suppor tive You m1ght enter 1nto a dttferent type ol arrangement Wlth an ally ol long stand~ •ng 10 lhe year ahead . Th1s Will be done tor practtcal purposes, and 11 could pro duce mutual benef1ts ARIES (lllon:h 21-Apri119) ll's t>esl not to 1ntroduce bus1ness or commerc•al ef~ ements mto conversal•on when SOCiahz •ng With lnends today YO\J m1ght be tn - AOUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) Do nol lake full cred1! for somethtng today lf1 wh•ch you played only a m1nor role Lat~ er . when the truth co mes out. 11 could hurt your •mage PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) II yoo make any prom1ses or comm•tmenls to ~ dav. be absolutely sure they can be lul l•lled Fnenasw111 hold you to your word. and you'll not want to d•sappo•nt them 7 Yard Sale Employment Services ALL Yard SIIU Must Be P•id In 11 Help wanted Advanc•- DEADLINE : 2:00 p.m. =c:::-~:-'--;--;::::-:;-:-:;­ H'II day be lore !he ad is to run $1 000 Thouund lmme1httly Sunday tditloo · 2:00 p.m. St'uffing En'lelopea. Rush Friday. Monday tdilion - 2:00 Stamped Addr11sed 110 Enp.m S01turday. vtlopa To : D&A Suppll11, Boll 1443, F.1irborn, OH 45324. Gallipolis & Vicinity Big Yard Sale: April 3rd, 4th, Sth, 6th. 446 Sprue• Stre•t Exlant ion. Glassware: China, Depression, Fenlon , Stonewart. S i ivtrwar~ , Tools , Fishing . Equipmtnt, T.V.'s, Phonts, J•welry, Wringtr WAfher And Dryer, Furnltu,.., llntns. SwHptrs, ~lcrowave, Cookwar•, Pocktl Kmvts, Lawn Mower, Fans , Much Morel $3SO!DAV PROCESSING PHONE , ORDERS! PEOPLE CALL YOU. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY 1-800-255-0242 ==:----;---,--,:-.,- SlSOJOay proc1sslng, phont ordtrs! P.oplt call you. No tiC· perlenc. nectallry. 1-ao0-2550242. :-,--,--:;,.,-:--;:::;:::-:;-::::-;;::=;:; Accounting lnstruclor Needed, Must Hav• B.S. D•gret In k · counting . Send Resume To: P.O. Box 213, Gallipolis, OH 45631 AOON tor 116 bed 1009 ttrm care faelllty, RN wl1h staff dtvtlopmtnl and supeNisory Pt . Pleasant uperi~mct pr1lerred . Equal opportunily employer. Pleas• ltnd & Vicinity ruum• and salary r~utst to: MI. Flowers Head Start Is having Director ol Nursing, Pln.crest yard salt, April 3 & 4, 9:00-6:00. Care Center, 170" Pinecrest Drive, Gallipolis, OH 45831. 614Crafts. 446-7'112 . Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity Applications are now tMing taken tor S.curlty Oftlcers In tiM Poinl Plusat aru. Training and uniforms are provided. Contaet our Charttston otflca, 304·744-4391. EEOCIIIIF. AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU E1ctllenl Piiy, Btlltlils, Transpor1al ion, 407-292-47117, E1t. 571. 9a .m.-10p.m Toll Rafunded refecl NOTICE TO BIOOERS PURCHASE OF ONE SCHOOL BUS FOR EASTE RN LOCAl BOARD OF EDUCATION Sealed proposals will be received by the Board ol Education of the Eastern Local School Diatricl of Reedsville, Ohio, until 12:00 o'cloc k noon on April 21, 1992, and al that time will be opened by ltte Treasurer of said Board as provided by law for one (1) 72 MY and aU or parts of No bids may be withdr. .n for at least thirty day• efter the scheduled closing time for receip 1 or bfdl. Wood Slabe FOf Arewood. 614388·9354 . :--:--=----:--:---=--:--::--: Unanached? ...., Aru Singlas TMrotJgh Our ~ngln HewsLetltr. Write: Sinqles, P.O. Bo1 1043, Gallipolis, l>hio 4563\ lost : whitt, tong-haired poodlt!Ttnier miiiiM'I, S1ubMd tail, on• white ty• , lo-' near Eluttemut Av• -. 614-992 -5676 6 Lost & Found Lost Brown And Black Part Dachshund VIcinity: Golf Course, Mill Cretk Road, Gal· lipolis . 614-446-7037. J pa 0 rJj'-::1I,..., rJ · ;y 6 .&.VON ! All Areas ! Shirley J04·675·1429 Spean~, ,&..,on : No Ttrrllorl•s. Stll To Friends, Family. 1·800-2 81 ·48()1 Public Sale & Auction Food Service Cook, np. prefer· red, 1pply at Pomeroy Nu"lng & Rehab. Cenltr, J6759 Rocksprings Ad., PomtrO'J, Ohio, no RICk Pearson Auction Company, phon• calls pltase, EOE. 11.1 11 lime aucliooeer, complete auction service licensed Full·limt medical assistant wan166,0hio & Wtsl Virginia, 304 ~ lad !Of fami ly pnclict physician m-57as. in R.1dne, Ohio, to pe:r1orm both administrative I. clinica l duties. Wedemeyer's A~Jetion Service, Send r..umts lo: PO BOX 458, Rio Grande, O~io 614~2 4S.5152 . Racine , OH. 45nl 9 Wanted to Buy Homtbastd Writers NMdad. ttOOO.OO Per. No Ellp. NecnComplet• Housthold Or Es- sary. Call 1 ~ 90().740-T.In {$1.4i tates! Any Type 01' FumHure, Min/18 Yrs+) Or Wrllt: PAASE • Appliances, Antique's, Etc. Also 33C, 161 S . Uncolnway, N. Appraisal Available! 614-245- Aurora , IL 605-42. 5152. Netd ntfl cash? Own products Wanl To Laast Tobacco Bases at a discount? Wort~: your own hours? AVON, frte gift with Call Anyt ime 614-388-9169. sign -up, call Kay, 614.g92·1180 Wilnt!KI To Buy : Collector Old Antique Lamps. Will Buy C.r· Pinecrest Care Ctnlar Is .lcctpllain Ba'" Wlthout Stlades. Call ing Applic ations For A Nurse Aid Trainmg Program 614-44S.1982. Scheduled To Beg in In May W.rlled To Buy: JIM'Ik Autos 1992 Graduatas Of Th• With Or WHhout Motors Call Ptogram Will B• Eligible For larry Llvtly. 6'14-388-9303. Employment At Pinecrest Cart Canter As A State·Approved Top Prk:es Paid: All 04d U.S. Nuru Aid. Applic ations Ac cepCotna, Gold Rings, Sliver Coins, ted Mondily Thru Friday BtlGold ~n1 . M.T.S. Coin Shop, watn 9:00A.M. And 4:00P.M. 151 Second Avenue, Gallipolis. He<p Wanted Eny Wor11 AI Home: $339 Week Or Mo re~ Rush : S.A.S.E. 110 O&A Supplln, Box 1"43, Fairborn, OH 45324. E.uy Wor11! ExceUtnt Pay! Alumble Producta AI Home. Cell Toll FI'M, 1-800~67-!5&6, Ed. 313. Substitutt bus drinr position optJnings avallabll. MUll han valid Ohio Commercial drlll'tr's llctnst. Pluse ..nd in!NHI to: M•igs Co. Board ol MRJOD.Il10 Carltton St. , PO BOX 307, SyracuH, Ohio, 45179. No pflont calls plnse! MCBMR/00 does not dlsc:rlmlnat• in provision of s.orvlc• or tmploymtnt beco~us. of handicap, race , color, nallonal origin, su, or agt. Surrogatt Mothtr wanted, tr .. plus expens.n lor carrying a coupl1 's child, must bt 16- 35 yre. ol age & pravlosly had a child, contact Sttvt Lhz. Atty. 317-996-2000 TELEPHONE COMPANY JOBS Start $7.80 - $15.75/Hr., Your A,..a. Men And Women NMdtd . No E1ptrl.nce N.c:t1ury. For Information Call : 1·900-'140-4561, EJ:t. 8432, 6 A.M .· 8 P.M. 1 O.ys, $12.15 Fet. Must be t8 or older. Vaugtlan's Cardinal 11 now ac~ ceptlng appUeatlons lor future poshlons, pick up appllcaUons al Sen~ lee Desk . WANTED: Full -Time COMMUNITY SKILLS INSTRUCTOR Needed To Work With Individuals Wl1h Dtvalopmlnlal Disabilities In Tht Gallipolis Community. 4G Hours!W.. k, As Schldultd. High And Adequalt Automobll• Covtra~e Required ; Good Communicalton And Or~ ganiutioo Skills, P,.nctual'rAnd Ablt To WOI'k As Part Of A eam Requirad; E!Cptfitnet Wortdng With Persons With Mental Retarda1ion And Dtvalopmental Dlsabllltln Preferred . Sal•ry: $4.50/Hr, To St.1r1. E•c•llant Elentlit Package . It lnttrtsttd Call 1-aoG-531·2302 No laltr Than 419192 ; Ask For Christy_ Equal Opportunity Employer. Women : make more money! FrM eighe WMk job prepar•Hon program about nonlradition.J/ employment (ONOW), call 1-300637-6508. 12 Situation wanted Computer ConsuHant With In· dustry bperienc. Can Provide Support To Your Company Or Organization. Exp~rlenc• With CPr'M DOS, UNIX N1lworks And Molt Business Sortwart. Specializing In S.curtly, Upgn1dn, TraininC,, Preventa live Maintenance A.nd Problem Solving _ C.W. Clark . 614-3792'181 Lady Wants Work (Volunletr or Paid) Close To Town C1ll 614 446-4335 AH~•::_ • C' 6P::_·m ::_·c __ __ Will tak1 care ol elderly lady in home, ••pert•nced, havt rt , r..sonabl•, 304-773-9185 mr f ··· ·. .....IIYIHI•• - •IIIIS .... ; 1? G/1. ?2 10 ·1 IN _,. s1-11mnno 1 ,. """. "' ' ' rK SE RI ES SPINNIN G REHS I X lCO l)lor,J io ghl ! X ;o,. . C I fl'' ! I i lCC t..~ · ·• 1 Will Babysit In My Home Rod ney Area. Reterencn Available Call 614-245-5B8l Georgn Portable S.wmllt, dan'! haul your Jogs to the mill lust call304-fi75·1957. Miss Paula's Oily Cart Center Sail, aNord1blt, chlldcart. M-F & a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Agu 2Y!-10 . Beton, afttr sc:hoot Drop-ins wtiCOIM. 614-446-8224. Nn In~ fant Toddler Care, 614-44HZ27. measure 33 Eds .'s concern s 35 37 39 40 TrMI, Shrubs, Muleh, Top Soil , Mowing, Pruning, Spraying . ding, All Woi\, $25 Mimmum. Oon's Landscaping. 614446-i646 s.. .,0111 I II R; ' 1'1 .. d RIO GRANDE AREA - CONTEMPORARY STYLING. COUNTRY SETIING . HOME FEAT URES SUNKEN LIVING ROOM WITH FIREPlACE , FORMAl DINING . WORK -S AVER KITCH EN WITH NEARBY FAMILY ROOM AND GlASSE D SUNROOM . 3 BEDROOMS, 2~, BATHS. DEN OR OFFICE . PROFESSIONALLY DECORATED . lOTS OF SPACE FOR RECREATION AND FAMilY ROOMS IN BASEMENT, BARN. OVER 7 ACR ES. IDEAL FOR HORSE S. NEW ON TH E MARKETI SHOWN BY APPOINTM ENT. \ SP INN IN G 0 11 Bill I C AS I U·-·rl Sfl •n ' :-r ~ .1r·rj fl,:•! •/(//f . YOl!n """"'.. .t ...."' .,-=--""'-'..&.. ,. , ... :-:. .-W tj;·"· ... . • ,:~·)! '·-1) '"""'"' ' • ' ' • I? ~- ~ ~ lll l lll.'-1 1 ;-.,1 .\ ..._.-: $79.99 Il l I~~ !I I I• I O<O l .. ol"ol•••. " . ,.... . (.\:\ \ '-;'_':! Snapshot ss REELS 7EBCD ' IWI<ISHIP- INCREDI 25 BEAUTIFUl ACRES, MOSTLY FENC ED CABIN WITH FIREPLACE, BESIDE STOCKED POND WELl MAINTAINED 3 BEDROOM , 2 BATH HOME HAS FORMAL liVING ROOM PlUS FAMilY ROOM WIT H BRICK FIREPlACE AND CHERRY PANEliN G SEVERA l OUTBUILDINGS. $120.000 47 Teutonic deity 48 Three - Island 49 Showy flower 52 Get possession ot 54 Merchant 56 P11rtners 57 Marett 59 - -do-well 61 Moody; gloomy 62 Army meal Financial Business Opportunity T 63 64 66 67 RETIRE IN FIVE YEARS {Income From Day Ona) It's Possible For YOU To Earn S750 To $2,250 Every Wtek For Th• Rest 01 Your Lite. Company Growing By Leaps & Bounds Hat NEW & HOT Proven Product Una, In Billion S Markal. Copyright & Registered . f1rst Tlma Available To The Public In This Area . This Could Be A Great Family Business Full Or Part-Time W1ltl A Secur&d Investment 01 $12,000 ... ApprO¥ed Parties Will Res tock Area Retail Shops. Call Today -ONLY It '1'ou'r t Serious And Can Invest. Call Mr Grant 1-600-344~ 1096 . MIKE-SELL'S DISTRIBUTOR OPPORTUNITY BusinHS Is Good - Presant 1ndtptndtnt Distributor Would Likt To Sell Eslablished Route In Tht Gallipolis Area For The Dislribution 01 Potato Ctlips And Other Relat9d Snack Foods. Must B• Financiallv Stable With Store-Door Deli~er~ Experience . Send Resume To · Mike Johnson, M&A Oistribut· ing, 311127 Slale Road 7. Pomeroy, OH 4S679. 11 Opportunily in USA Vllli ·A- Fon !:louie U must call t.soo7111-5574 Elaauty Shop, Hartford, WV located in trailer with 3 stations , 5 dryers , S6,000 . 304862·3246 21 Business Opportunity 31 ma 23 Professional Services For all your lawns needs, give us" call Commordal & residen· ti.1l , trae aslimalas, tully insurtd, 614·992 -7672 J Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 2 Car Garage, $45,000. 614 ·446-6325. 3 Unit Apartmenl Rental, Ellcel lent Condition, Bulavilla P1ka Road. Reduced! Call For .Ap· polnlmtnl . 614-446-8568. Rtmodtled !arm house on 3 acru, txctlltnt cond ition, c:entr•l tlr, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, includn 911 well, $65,000, at1er llopm, 814-992-3919 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 72 74 76 77 78 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1969 Baroo 12x6.5, 2br, 2 AC, Underpinning, Wnh•r Dryer R•frlger•tor, Slov•, P•~ Fum.: Good Condhlon! 614-446-287'1 Attar 5p.m. Acre land, trailer, 2 bedrooms, deck, porch, ou1bldgs, Jerrys RI.Jn , Apple Grove , J04·576·214S . Homes for Sale t,400 sq tt brick, 3 bedrooms , 1NOTI CE! large li11lngroom, brick pat io, OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. lrM wattrfseptic, heal pump, 5 recommends lh•t you do busl· minutes lrom PI PI/, $56,900. ntss with people you know and 304-675-5306 NOT to send monty throlH}~ th• mail until you hav& invesl•galtd 7 Rooms, Nuds Work,.S7.700, the oftaring. Lower Garlltid Avenue, Gal· llpotls. 614 -388~8788 Bslore 9 Vending Roi.Jte: Local. Wfl Have P.M. The Newu1 Machines, Making A Nlct Sttady Cash lnccma 1· Beautiful 3bdrm . ranch style hom•, brick !root , carport, hall800 -234·2651 , basemen!, carpel, on 7:10 acre, WOLFF TANNING BEDS JMI trom Holzer Hospital , SR New Commercial , Home Units, 160, low 30'a, evenings, 6t4·742· From $t99.00. Lamps, lotions, Accossorlas. MonHlly Paymtnts low As $18.00, Callloday FREE Htlp! Must Mavo Ou ick, By NEW Color Catalog_ 1-800·226- Owner, Gr~cious Dna Floor Brick In Pomaroy, Elltras! Balow 6292. Appraisa l. 614-992-5979. 3 Bedroom Home On 1 Acre 01 Land . Call614·256-1526. ,;Q~ With : prefix Cunning Consumed track 31 Homes for Sale AUDREY F. CANADAY, BROKER LINDA G. SKIDMORE Mi\RY.I_'. FLOYD REAL TOR 379-2686 REI.LTOR 446-3383 Sctteme 68 Be dlwlged clandestinely 69 Martin ID 71 Once around Real Estate CITY CONVENIENCE WI TH ALL OF TH E PRIIV'AC'YOF COUNTRY LIVING OVER 2.000 SO . FT. liVING AREA PLUS CARPORT LIVING ROOM HAS FIRE Pl ACE . FAMILY ROOM. DI NING ROOM . lARGE BEDROOMS . ONE FUll BATH . TW O HALF BATHS AITIC HAS WIDE STAIRCASE ACCESS LOTS OF STORAGE SPACE WAlK TO DOWNTOWN SHOPPING SCHOOLS AND CHURCH. PRICED LOW' 35 Lots & Acreage 1979 Cl•irmont, 3 bedroom• gas htat & c•ntrsl sir, washllr & 112 Acra, Near Slate Routt 218, dryer, sa,ooo. 304-675-n94. Rural Water Available $2,500 . 614-446-09?4 , 1984 Nashua 3 bedroom 14x70 CA, •II appl\lncts, new' Sear~ 10 acres, 3S J SO commerc:lel ponablt dishwasher, t0x14 !root building, city watar nallable, porch, 12l24 back dtck vinyl 681 Rd. trontagt, $15,000, 614· \Jnderp innlng, S1S 000 614·742· 696-t3n 3096 . ' 1986 Sunnybromt 14x60, au elac , o•c cond, 304 -675-7241 weak days, attar 5:00PM Salurday1. 1989 C la't1on W•st Wlnd 14l52 2br, £xcelltnt Conditlord $10,500. (lt4-388-8788 Befort 9 P.M. Gossip "- Padflc' ' Bard Health resort Revised: abbr 79 Was afraid of 81 Three: prefix 62 83 84 85 87 Jog Mix Ranee garment Macaw Inclination : whim 69 Testified under Real Estate General 97 99 100 I 01 102 103 lOS 107 109 110 111 113 114 115 116 Nautical : cease! Conduc1or Metric measure 4 Uncouth person 5 Aur icular 6 AI no time 7 For ex 11m pie· Ripped Apportion Damage abbr Church bench 8 Rodent Agreement 9 Winglike tO Drank hea¥"ily 11 Unlocked Lalin conjunction Abstract bei"'J Oodles Juan 's lather 12 Exist Civil injury Ginger R-U linkup Mature 117 Long. Slender I ish 116 Irritate 120 Down: prefix 121 Mr . Musial 122 123 124 126 128 Slir 134 135 136 137 34 Petty ruler Alights Nugent ID Slumber 139 Fruit seeds 141 Concerning 142 Chopper 143 Gaseous element 145 Trap 110 11 t 112 114 36 36 40 42 44 46 Evaluate Verve Smallmmounts A'lerage Pieces out Twist: 'leer : colloq 48 Film for Char 49 - of one's eye 50 Caesar or Waldorf 51 Duvaii iD 53 Lampreys 149 Proverb 152 Compass poinl 153 More beloved 155 Decorates 157 Unger 159 Twice : prefix 160 Actual being 162 Stitched 164 Prepares for 55 Prif11er's 166 Rasps 168 Pack away 169 Ancient chariot 170 Hinder t71 Pertaining lo Flesh Baker's product Hindu peasant Encounter Padd le 68 Diving bird 122 Speck 123 River in llaly 125 Juan's six 127 Spanish articW. 126 Wipes out 129 Least stnct 130 Night sounds 131 Approached 133 Cook slowly 136 Plague 136 Sell-esteem 146 Send rorth 146 Waary 150 Son of Adam 15 I Sagacious 153 Condertsed moi sture 69 Sleeplo 70 Female horses 72 Brimless cap 73 Dam buikjers 75 Vase 76 Guard 77 Cooking Real Estate General 117 Guys' partner 119 Retain 121 Mark lett by 140 Projecting teeth 143 Neon symbol 144 Tidings measure 56 SS 60 62 65 Dwell Jury lists Actor Braeden Makes amends 116 Lasso wound Opulence 14 7 Dispatched print branch 95 Accumulates force 19 Ruler 20 Stage whispers 27 Mine entrance representat•ves 130 Stately; formal 132 So-"' grades boards In addition Afternoon social Brief Domesticates 91 Occurrence 93 Government 86 86 89 90 97 Tardy 9B Crimson 102 Crosby's partner 10-4 Court order 106 Food fish 107 African antelope 108 Cares for 31 - garde expenses 84 Narrow, flat 13 Conducted 14 Silkworm 15 Transgressor 16 Spanish title 17 Title of respect 18 Hypothetical 29 Body ot Strain for breath Cravats Following first Save wedding 62 CrOW11 63 Saber 154 Female ruff 156 Fem holy person 158 Sunburn 161 Therefore t63 DeluiseiO 165 Grad~ to-be 167 Agave plant Real Estate General IN GALLIA COUNTY••••••• 2 bdr., 8x4.5, $3000 or rant S250 per mo., all utllitlu furnished 614-949 -252 6 . For Salt: 1989 Redm.1n Oanvlllt 14M n, Total Electric, 2 Bed~ $500 Ott Purchas• Price Of Any rooms , 2 Full Baths Excellent New Hom1 AI Els•a Homo Con- Condition, Call 614-367.·0139 At1tr 5 P.M. ltr, Grtat Selection, Frn Set-Up And O.liv1ryl Cell 614·m-1220. Down Paym1nt , 1 Will 14x65 mobil• home , 2 bdrm., 1 Year Old Sun5hlnt 2Br, 2 Baths, lola Of El· electric , all 1ppllances, 614-992· AC 0/W Cathedral 5800 ~~~~1;1 n~•. Garden 'rub, 614-441 11»5 Coachm•n Tr~ller, S.lt Or Trtde For 82-83-84 112 Ton Pick· Up 1 Stop To SN And Talk To: RoM~rt Sallon On Rt.35 Left Forie Road, J~ Past 'ogg1 Auction Barn, Qalllpoltt. ~~IT'S ShLE PF.fllll NG FOR YOU''··· $24.99 YOUn CIIOICF ?2 LR Ammun•l,on 40 G1 lead 500 Rounds Pe1 Canon HUNT ERS rAN I S $19.95 GRI CK GLO l!o~ 'ln-'! l•n(l •"'•I• • 'I ... ,,., 'I''" ,,, BAIT .~~.',·•.:.";~· .'~.~:.,, $2.49 .':IA_c:~~-----=~!~1="~" ·~"·•=.~·"2"~ ,,=....~.~P~IN:K~G~L~O~B[A=I~T-J~!~~ II J r tGn S JAC KF T t. ILi"t"3 Tri-County Sport Shop WEEKDAYS NEW STORE HOURS : MONDAY·FRIDAY, 9:3QAu·8 PM SATURDAY, 9:30 AM - 5 pu; SUNDAY, 11 AM-6 PM 9:30 All-8 Pll BY MASON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, POINT PLEASANT < Wht-n you want results, tum to Tht- Classlneds. INTIIINATIONAL CLASSIPIID ADWIITIIING WIIK Ap111 12 WISEMAN IS A HOUSE 18. 1992 junt.a~ 'illimrs - jrntittcl , sor.o ' SOLD WORD ~·'"" SINCE 1943! $10.99 MR TROUT ~.:1 • 1 ..t' -.'' NEAR HOLZER HAS 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS. lARGE liVING AND DINING AREA. EQUIPPED KITCHEN WITH SNACK BAR, FIRE AND SECURITY SYSTEM, GAS FORCED AIR FURNACE. CENTRAL AIR COND . 2 CAR BASEMENT GARAGE . $65 .000 . 1\l}mington. TRUE LEAF CAMO ON SPECIAL T11e Apartment Dweller Th e Horne Seller .. Tile Car Buyer. . The Butler For H~r e The Do It -Yuurselfcr .. The Mother' s Helper. T11 e Job Seeker Th e fl,1rga1n Reaper $24,000 PRICE TAG MAKES THIS HOME A SUP ER BARGA IN. 5 RO OM S. 3 BEDROOMS . EAT- IN KITCHEN . NICE BACK YARD . BETIER CALl SOON • 645 SECOND AVENUE IN GAlLIPOLIS - 2 STORY VICTORIAN STYlE HOME PRESEN TlY USED AS A 4 UNIT RENTA L WOU lD MAK E LOVELY ONE FAMilY RESIDENCE $48 .000 COUNTRY ESTATE: GIVE YOUR FAM ilY THE PRIVACY THEY DESERVE I 4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS . FAM ILY ROOM. PLUS RECREATION ROOM. LOVElY FORMAl liVING ROOM WITH FIREPlACE. EQUIPPED KITCHEN FORMA l DINING ROOM. REAR DECK, SECOND 'FlOOR BAlCON Y. ELECTRIC HEAT PU MP, NATURAl REDWOOD EXTERIOR , 2 CAR ATIACH!OD GARAGE SURROUNDED BY 9 BEAUTIFUL WOODED ACRES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT. $125.000 . CI IO ICE #1 005 G OPEN Baseball 's 1 Edge 2 Morays 3 Hebrew month For Everyone! I LI!Jf' <; INTERARMS 11 f,\"' 01 rill t! \M 25th ANNIVERSARY ROD Presenlly 41 Meara 10 43 lrrllate 45 Erases: printing Will Do Small , Large Applian ce Repair. 614-3J9.292t. Distributorship Des igna r Shins Give up Reno11ate Harrelson Wanl to mow lawns , painting , dean up, tiC. please call J04 · 615-7550 anylime. 21 Uncanny Roman date Negative prefix Opera singer Bound 24 25 26 28 30 Repasl 32 Japanese with Real Trl!e Camo F •n•sh ;'1£:~.!1 ~~i:l: - --·- 23 M BJS NWH UlTI MAG 1992 SPO RTVIEW 3 x 9 iJ2 I' lin.!-- -'..:."_,".:.'_:_:_.:_ . '_:_vn_ _ _ _ _=3--'1--=9c:.·.::. 9-=-j 9 Rl'll-.~.10'1 22 Lively dance DOWN 95 Pu811eo 98 appllonco 79 Imitation 80 VIsion The Cfasslneds Have Something · .i ~ 16 Wanted to Do SPORTVIEW 4 x (32 mm 1 . ~l·nq • dniiPd & l.lJJ~;lf>d '" I\\ See Answer to Puzzle on Page C-2 92 Stll 94 Tidy old ago we JO JO BUSI-InELl S-1399 SUNDAY PUZZLER R•traln Now!!!South•nt•rn Busin••s Coll•ge. Spring vaueX Piau . Call Today, 614-4464367 .! Registeration 19().05-12749. 1 WIICht~ 7 MUM of PQelry 12 ConMC:rlte 17 SttiM 21 Rolund Ollh 90 Penn and - $299.99 $6.99 $15 • 99 ;"s' ~~~~~ } C~ l ----~--------~~-~'~$_8_.9_9_____ ~7-~ )3 4 99 ACROll Sunday Times-Sentinel Page-D3 !:11LF: rF:NDl NG .....--_- - >_, .. WINCHESTER, Ammunition BAG UUSI-InELL Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, wv MODEL 1300 TURKEY WIH ·C AM " •HI'IW .... chok• CLAY TARGETS LEAD SHOT 25 LB. 5, 1992 1V!NCH£51£R.. Atnrlrii ri( 135 CT. BOX Business Tralnlng Rea< Esta<e General Prices in Ellect T1ll Ap ril 30th. $119.99 14 Realty HOMES FARMS & COMMERCIAl PRO PE RTIE S lOCU ST STREET GALLIPO liS. OH IO 45631 -01~ • 11 Real Estate General 446-a636v4~ iYrrJ8rJ13l9 . })JJ;J!JJJ9 :::;.; r.rJ&!!JiJ!.l~ Puppias: 6 w..u Okt, Small House Dog; 2 Females 11 W•.t Old Puppies. 614-245-9219, Or Stop AI : 1511 Gretn Vallty Orlvt, Bidwtll Ohio. Make a friend ... For Ul•! Scandinavian, EuropNn, South American, Yugoslavian, &. J11pen•se high school exchang. sludtnts, •rrlvlng A~ll , Hosl Famlhu Ntldtd! Amtr. Intercuhural Sludent Elchangt, cell B1linda at 614 -94!l-27'9o4 or call 1· 800-slbling. 1!192. -r. l Metal. 6l4· Outdoor, VNr Old Gray, Whl1t Cats_ One Neutered. On• Spayed, To Good Run~ I Hornet Only. 614 ...46-0317. 3 Announcements This vehic:le W'ill b. sold 1t o1 public sale at the Jackson Pik• Office of the Ohio Yalt.y Bank Company, 370 Jackaon Pike, Cellipolia, Ohio al 10:00 Lm. on Saturday , April 11, It " Gal'laniztd Scrap 446-1542 Announcements uriol ; C::O Mar11ings , 7 WMks Old. 61,.-446- 8670 to the sale. Term• ol Sale: CASH or CERTIFIEO CHECK. Ap<il5, 8, 10, 1992 '1C3BC51G3EG333420 the surety company in an a mount equal to five percent ol the bid ahall be submitted with each bki Satd Board of Education reseNes the right to waive informalities to accept or 4 Giveaway I:-::-:-:-:--:--:--'-c-= 1 Mal•. 2 Female Puppln, 6l-4- Umo of all bids , and to withdraw thia vehicle from Ale prior p<ope<ly: 19114 Cllfl"ler lAI>oron exec:ulod by lhe biddor ond ~~n=56=2·======== to accept or reject any and 1=.,.. --=P-up- p"';.-,-,-=ac-1,-:<k--:-:W::-":-h-::Wh::-::-lto 45631, wil ortef for ule the following deacribed Trenurer of the above Board ol Education or :. uti•fiiCiofy bid bond Passed Away Funds Are NMded To Help Few Funeral Expensn. Trust Fund At t.on. Star Bank, 610 South Main, P.O. Bo1 927, H~hlartd , TX lhe •••· The Ohio V1lley Bank Company reservn the ri~t 4 46-4540. PUBliC NOTICE RlRSALE The Ohio Valley Bank Compo~ny , 420 Third Avenue, Glllipoli•. Ohio to . the ond up to lhe dole Public Notice School Buiking. 4 certified chock payol>le NHd Your Help: Jackson Pih Office ol the Ohio Valley Bank Comp1ny BOARD OF EDUCATION OF EASTERN LOCAL SCiiOOL DISTRICT EkNH Bolton, Treasurer Ealem Local School• 38900S. R. 7 Roedovillo, Ohio 45m (3) 22, 29; (4)5, 12, 41c pass enger school bus according to specifications ol said board of education. Specifications and in~ structions to bidden may be obtained 1t the offK:e ol the Treasurer, Eutern High Oouot•• Mason M.1rcf. e, 1992. The vehicle will be a~d to the high. . t bidder "ae ie ~ without; any expre. ..-d or implied warranty_ This vehicle may be uen at the .,yondollbido. (30) 3 Announcements Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice April 3&4 on N. Main, In Rut!Aind, r~~ln or snow cancels lill April 6th, 614~1112-2648 April April 5, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, WV Page--02--Sunday Times-Sentinel OPEN SUNDAYS 11 AM-6 Pll CANSIWE YOU - FOR A liMITED TIME ONlY OWNER S H REDUCED TH IS PROPERTY FROM $52 .000 TO $46.500 . 3 BEDROOMS. 1'.; FAMILY ROOM. CARPORT. OVER AN ACRE l OT CONVENIENT LOCATION ON STATE STREET IN GALUPOLIS - WALK TO DOWNTOWN SHOPPING CHURCH AND SCHOOl. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 STORY HOME HAS LARGE liVING ROOM AND DINING ROOM . EAT-IN KITCHEN . BASEMENT VERY AFFORDABlE AT $35,000 . BEAUllFUL BUILDING SITE ON WHITE ROAD APPROX . 4;;, WOODED ACRES WI TH 12x65 MOBIL E HOME WITH 3 BRs. and 1'/, BATHS. GOOD l OCATION GREAT PRICE $15.000. RESIDENCE AND MOBILE HOME PARK - VERY NICE 4 BEDROOM. 2 BATH COUNTRY HOME ON APPROX 23 ACRES, BACK PORCHE S, 2 CAR GARAGE. 8 MOBILE HOMES . All PRESENTlY RENTED . EXCEllENT LOCATION . CALl FOR CO MP lETE CAPTIVATING VIEW - 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH RANCH HAS 1800 SO . FT. liVI NG AREA. FAMILY SIZE KITCHEN HAS NEW DISHWASHER. SNACK BAR, lENNOX HEAT PUMP. I ACRE lAWN $60.000 . CHESHIRE TOWNSHIP - lOOKING FOR SOME lAND IN A VERY PRIVATE LOCATION? LET US SHOW YOU THIS PROPERTY' COMFORTABlE. SPACIOUS, 8 ROOM HOME, 25 ACRES. ~39.500 HARRISON TWP. - A FRAME HOME HAS 3 BEDROOMS. I Y, BATHS. SU RR OUNDED BY BEAUTIFUL WOODS $27,000 . $27,500 - VERY NICE IUB MOBILE HOME SPA CIOU S 14'•70' HAS 2 BEDROOMS , 1~ ~~·~~· · LARGE LIVING ROOM, AMPlE CLOSET SPACE • STORAGE BlDG . 1.55 ACRE GENTlV SlOPING lOT. • "It's For You" ... You could be a Winner! Check our classified line ads each day the week of April13-17. Five (5) lucky people will win free advertising. Look for your name and winning notification April13 thru 17. One Winner Each Day! WE NEED LISTINGS!!! WISEMAN REAL ESTATE INC. 446·3644 David Wiseman, Broker, 446·9555 LORETIA McDADE, 446-7729 B. J. HAIRSTON, 446-4240 CAROLYN WASCH, 441·1007 SONNY GARNES, 446·2707 �Page 04 Sunday Times-Sentinel 35 Lots & Acreage 41 Houses tor Rent Apartment lor Rent 44 3 bedroom hom•. 1 bath, Pt Pit , 11 wllh booullf\11 loa month plus dtpo•ll. 304....... Sonw-rilo Aeoly, 30+ $300. 675-3433 or 675-7'109 1fter 5:00 ·~Of IJ5..3431. 34 ac:ns with tran.r I Ct.aw T!Mnlhip. Rood, &14-231-4513 Pll . pngt~ln SumMr Lots tDr ..... traiMn tcceptablo. 304-615-2722. lott WI GdlpoCia F.r; . 100% owner financing .. sga 64 ptt month, any one or b.lr lots aVIi&abae. 304-171-2722. 4 bedroom r~~mod•l.ct o!Oir hom., sm. month plu• utllttlel, $150. ueurtty ct.poltt, rtl•,.n· cee rtquir.cl, 304-1175-7859 eft•r OolOPII. 8 room houH, "'5bdrrns., 2 112 bllthll, Ia. kttchM & living room, located ln Wldd .. por1, 13!101mo., 614-992·2886, Dollie Turner RNity C.:::=::=:=:=:=:=:=:== Lots In New Haven - 10C'I'r. 1 CMNr finencina al $101.46 par """"" buys .nl~voo ..... •304· 42 I7H722. Lota }Girting Point • 1004JC.. owrwr financing at $10"1.46 per month ~- all thrM Ids. 304-67$- Mobile Homes tor Rent 14x70 With Expando. 1 1/2' Balhs A1 . l41, Gallipolis, All El.ctrlc:, No Pets. 614-446-4824. 0.J. Whita ROid, 11 Acrn , 2 bdrm., $185 mo., water, - t y WooOod, With A a..... ,. sew1ge, trash lrw:l., deposh . 614992-nsg tu1 Building Site That Hn A V"leW For MU.S. Nice Level 2 Trailers: One $225; One $200. Ortnway. Awal Walar, Both: $50 O.posil. Includes Eledrici'ly, And Phcne Sertl~;a Water, 5 Miles Rt.218. 614 -256· AYailable. l IIIIa From Holur 67!;9. Hospital, Gallipolis . 614-146-4127. 36 44 Real Estate Wanted Apartment lor Rent 1 Bedroom Country Selling, 10 Wanled Hvaabtt howe on land Miln From GalllpoUs. $225/mo. contract oo INM with option to W1tlf Paid, Deposit And 2 buy, jnl... bly . . . P"'f'Ony, R•llf•nces Required. 614-446~-6ts.-6593 alii• 5:00PM _ 7ti04 W.nled: A•l J ollal B"'ilding Lol Of AcrMge for Quality 2 bedroom tpt, utiii11P paid, Hud 1pprov.e:t, 304-!75-2722. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 536 Jackson Pik• from 1192/mQ. Walk to thop & movm. Call 614-446 -2568. EOH. Rentals 41 Houses tor Rent Coo 1"1' _ rvoma_ rwc. , 3 BR, ~rgo Fumithld Apartment 1 BldroomL IJUIItles P1id, $260/mo. 920 l"ourth Av1nue, Gallipolis Ohio, 614-446-4416 After 7p.m. roam, laundry, FurnisMd Apartment , 1br, nert c....n. to Ubrary, pt~rking, central hNt, b25r'lono. Stow I ,..trig., air. air, 614 446 0338, &cellenl loeation. Repr, So• 81forwrellfencn. 7p.m. Ho.: CL\111. tlo ~llipohs ~lly 46 Space tor Rent 51 Merchandise Country Mobile Home Park, Rt 33N ., undlr nN rnanag.menl. Lote, SIS; horM l'lntllt, $2l5; 114-38H227 51 Fumlshld apl., 111 ulllltin paid. Share • blth. $175 month. 811 Second Avenu.. 61~.u;..3945. 11po11o, OH 45631. 1 2 In Memory Card ol Thanks In Loving Memory 1'1lalb IYifYOII for the Curtis Jones flowan get weD aid who passed away t.i tlldc!Y auds. AI was •a aD!IAdated. t;od lltss You 8 years ago April 4 lnllla We miss him Mam, Dad, Son's & Daughter I ...W .. to take this apputl'lity to •a•k Dr. Makolli LHtz kis Sister's & Brothers Nieces &Nephew's optnlil!llea-. Dr. ~~ H•llr, tke staH In Memory o R R. (Todio) Kerwood on his birthday Aprl4 Wo art lhinklng ol yo tltl ...log of lht past. Plclurln II t\t 101 Ulit, IUntl, aiiH, tdkla~s all tllose wllo took partl1 ~lllg to •Y care willet was a patient al you in our 111•ory ju1t as w sow you lost. VellrHs Mnlorial How c011ld our llea1s forgo ~~osp~~~~•lrilg aod after fll wlo11 IY"flhJn' WI do I .., •erpiiJ SIIJifY· To so••t~lnt that r~nunds us o IMse tt.t 1111 wp prayers witlt you. 01 .., IMWI, Mil a card O.r lhoughrs oro with y wltll wonls of olth111gh we ,.., apart. We Wl1 olwoy1 have lou wilh us -••g••tal, SHI ioe<outt you trt n our h..,l. flowon or Yisltetl .. lady Mined b willet was II tile kospltal wife Anna, children llllatko.,mrrletfll grandchildnn l greol 104MI lor .. OIUI•y 9'"' dchll clr fl•ly. I 111 ooly 111y !kooks aod ••Y GOd bless In memory of Elmer F. Baird yow allw your klodness who paned away aod tkouglltlolatss. DOrtllo P. Salser Apn1 S, 1991. aod la•ny Mtmories art treasures "-• .,.1 Canl olr.•b Wt WOII to lllaak the people for food, flawtn aid prayen, to th Marietta Nmlag HOlle, O.llco.._, 0, the Rev. Bob Stewart lo prtac•i•g the funeral a1d t•• singers Rev. lab Stewart and d•'l•••rs r...., and Salldy aad to Ewings t•• Faaeral Ho11e - during tH llless aid deatk of •wifealld•tt.er. Sadie tCIIaaey I Davidsaa Bil David• ...... a.-y ' lamiy (atlton.. McGraw & ft~t~1y Motllobt&Wy Dorollty Stowwt & ft~t~1y, liulo Ocrt ' laau1y CARD OF THANKS The !emily of Eather B. Gilmore would like to expreaa our aincere ~preclation to our re~ ativea, friend and neighbor• lor their tlowero, cardt, food, praye,. ond many oth· er acto of kindneu during the illnaoo and po.. lng of our loved one. Thank• to Rev. Dennie Hurt, miniot· ere, membera of Paint Creek and Mt. Carmel B~tlot Churcheo, the doetoro, nuroea and et.lf of Holzer Mad leal Center, Home Health Service ond W.ugh· tt.ltey-Wood Funeral Home. Our wife, mother, and grandmother will be e.cfly miooed, yet joyfully celebrated, at ohe lo greeted by our Heavenly Father in the Kingdom of Heaven. George Gilmore & Family no one CCII sf tal, Death fs a heartache nothing <Ill heal. Some may forget him now that Ht 1 gone, We 1holl remember no matter haw long. Tttrl •hall not d..-ken or shadows dim, Tlte wohderlul memorln wt have of him. Gone i1 the lace we loved so de.-, snent the voice we loved to hoar. God takes the but for reasons divine, But our memorlu will last untltht ending of Mme. lodJ misstd by, Wife lonnio, 0.1c1r.. Jal.n, O.Obit l lim1Stm l Roltin, Gr~~td<hndren louren, Jemie, Zoc!ta 3 51 Household Goods Middleport. Ohio, N. 3rd A,., 2 49 bedroom lumlthed apt, depoal1 & relsrencn, 30<6-882·2566. Modem 1 bedroom apt, very clun & nice, no ~II, must be willing to give ret.ranc:•, 304· Atftigeralcrs $7S to $125 ; sldl by side ralrigerator frl•zer with Ice maker, liia new $225; 3 nlCI deep frMllrl 1125 ea.; automatic washlf'l $75 Ia $125; electric dryers $75 to $125; Gas dryur.o , tikt naw $125 H.; electric ranges $75 to $125; Gil rillngll 175 lo $125· 9' L-ahaped counter 1cp with sink hold 1nd S300; bollom cabinets bathroom sinkl, metal kitchen sink cabinets, 4 legged blthtub, cMap. lots ol duct pipe, cheap. Dalbert Swisher's Used Ap-pliances. Com•r of Rand 1nd Perch St ., Kanauga. 614-446· 675-1386. Newly decorattd eHic::lency, rtf & dtp required, no pelt, 304675-5162 Nice 2 Bedroom, C.ntenary Ar11, Gtlllpolla. $235 Par Month. No Pets, Also Mobil• Home. 614""'46·8038. Complatly Furnished mobile home, 1 mile below town, over loclllng river. No Pets, CA. 614· 446..(1338. For Lease ;:-=:::-~::::-:--,--­ CamrMfciat 81~ .• 12,000 sq . ft ., truck docks, hNied, ct11r span Rt. 32, JAckson , OH 1-117-7436132. Second Floor Apartment For Leite: l.R., Ons B.R., B11h, Khctt.n WI Stov1 Ia Refr1g Water Furnished. No Pits. Corner Second & Pln'.t GalllpoHa . S230. p., Month; uaposl1 R• qulred. Call 6"f4-446.-.t249, 614446·2325, Or 614-446-4425. GE wasMr, small rttrigen~lor, range, TV at and, 304-675-1386. GOOO USED W11hfiw, dryers. t'lnget . Sbaaa Upper Rlv., Aa. Crest MOle!. C.ll 5 Household Goods 5, 1992 Happy Ads Relrigerator S75: CclOf' T.V. $75; Electric Clolhes Dryer, $60; Air Conditioner, 28,000 BTU $200. 614-256-1231 . Household Goods APPLIANCES retrtgeratora, AppUancas, Bnlde Stone 6M-446-7J98, 1-800-CM--3499. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Compl111 home lurni~hings Hour~ ; Mon--S1t, 9·5. 614 --146 0322, 3 miles out Bulavllla Rd . FrH Delivery. l'ln. PICKENS FURNITURE New!Used Houuf'lold furnishing. 112 mi. Jerrlcho Rd. Pt. Plusant , WV, CIII304-67S-1450. Real Estate General 5, 1992 April 51 Household Goods AUCTION furniture, htatera, Western & Wortt bOots. 614-446·3159. Uaed Amant elde-by-slda harvnt gold retriger~~tor, 304·675· 8002. Love, Mom & Dod Real Estate General LIVING ROOM : Seta And Chair $1N And Up; CoHee And End T1bln 179 And Up; Swive l Roc:kert $79. BEDROOM : Bunk Beds $99 (2x8); 4 Drawer Chest 01 Or~werw $44.95; Twin Mattress $99 Sol. $14.95 (26" ) Table And 4 Padde d Ch1irs 1129. OPEN; 1 D1ys A Week, 9 A.M.- 6 P.M. Sunday 12 Noon · 5 P.M. Rl. 141 4 M1tas Ott Rl. 7 In Cen · Sleeping room• wilh cooking. Also l111ller space. All hook-ups. Call after 2:00 p.m., '304·7735651, Mason WV. Medical Shoppt, Inc., Tlte lFU il~llll.?. ahou; TCJI t Slalt -uic- (.tr.:UUL1Uons n'l"uch one- wouJC 'w " . C.ll1 do tht ma;llu help ::-om.>c n ~: Uke \ U U sell J home? . The CE\ll "R~ · ~ 1!" -,-.."9.tm Clrne lf1 fK.:lrh '1 K· i ()' -:r the ne:'J. dCk:ieS!. reJJ estate \ ( 1',' 116 ACRES with remodeled older homo rooms (4 BR) With central heal and atr. AT HOME '339 Wk. or more >.ill.::> IJrTJ ruz:I UU!1. BEECH ST.- Approx . 24 acres Wllll a boaunlul 1LST ITU \JS II 'HAT YOL \V'>.J\ T . Has bam , other bU1Id1ngs, tobacco base all 1n secluded beaut1tul settmg on well ma1ntamed township 10ad and IS only 6 miles from Gallipo l is m Ham so n Twp MaKe an appomtment today 1433. D&A SUPPLIES Box 1443 Fairborn, Oh. Announcements 45324 BIG BEND HEALTH AND FITNESS Opening Mon~ay, April 6th Mechanl( Street Pomeroy, Ohio Hours: Mon. - FrL 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.- 3 p.m. Sun. 1 p.m. -4 p.m. 992-2849 Mi1k Davenport - Exenise Physiologist -Owner Where are you today? Where do you want to be tomorrow? How are you going to get there? Ground Floor Opportunity with a multimillion dollar, 22 year old company. Profit sharing, stock options, expense account & company benefits to those who qualify. Local, National & International ongoing training provided. Part-ttme & Full-time positions available. Management & Entry Level Positions Available. PHONE: 614-992-6225 Merchandise 15 acres on Sowards Rlgdg• Rd., 100 yards down !rom Ooubl1 Creek Rd.; Also , geese & sheep tor sale. 614 -256-6554, leave message. --------~=========--------8 Public Sale & Auction two story colonial home overlooking Pomeroy Execulive style home wtth formal entry, family room wtfirep laca, formal dining room, basement has rec room w1th stone firep lace, m-ground pool . 2 car garage . Many more amemties ReciJced to a low pnce of $139,500. r: S:\S GOOD AS DOt\E • Square Baler, New Idea 2 row super sheller,. MAYB E MORE" DAN SMITH-Auctioneer lie. f1344 614·949·2033 John Smith- Approntico Auctioneer f55t8 Terms: CASH POSITIVE I.D. Refreshments by Church of Christ in Christian Union of Ewington OWNER; ALBERT DUNN St. Rt. t60, Vinton, Ohio Not rNponsible lor accidents or lo. . ol property. Auctioneer's Allnouncementa take precedence over printed m•tter. BUDGET MINDED - $26.000 buys 11115 neal remodeled 3 b9droom home on over 1 \12 acres in Raccoon Twp. Beautiful grounds Call today 1432. with great room. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen w1th cherry cab1not s. Heat pump and central a1r. 2 car garage. 1405 NEW USnNG -2 or 3 bedroom, I story house with kitchen, livmg rm .. bath . laundry area. On 1.53 acres m/1 . Good garden area. Asking only $26,000 . t431 PRICE REDUCEDito $49,900 on thiS mce 3 bedroom vinyl sided home wtth 2 baths , liv1ng rm., dinmg rm ., family rm ., den, heat pump, central 81r. basement, 2 barns and much more. On 8.2 acres mil Call tcx:lay lor appointment. 1426 TWO WAYS TO BUY- House and2.125 acres NEW LISTING - LOG HOME ON SR 7 m/1 or hou se and 9 2 acres mil House has 4 bedrooms . 2 bath s. dlmng area . living rm . and K1tchen . 1 bam Call tor mOfe details 13n over1 oo k1n g the nver. , k1lchon , 2 bedrooms, balll t410 CAN'T BEAT THIS ONE I MINI FARM - Near Crown Cily has 1112 story ho me w1th 4 bedrooms , kitchen and ltvmg room . 1 car de tached garage, shop bUIIdmg and shed. All on 17 ac re s of wooded ground Asking only ~35, 8 00 Agood buy' 4 bedrooms . 1'/, baths, dining nn ., I amity room. detached garage . For on~ $25,900 1420 IN CITY SCHOOL S 15 thiS attra cl1ve ran ch home Sil ti ng on 80 o f an acre Has la m1ty rm . and d1 nmg rm combo . ll'.; mg rm. 2 bed rooms , lg. bath. cus tom buil t k1tc h en Wllh oaK cab1net s. ba sement h as ln.1ge bedroom on gro und klvel. 8 eaut1ful 1n ter1 or Jnd landscaped ground s, good ga rden arttJ 1415 POMEROY AREA- Charncler. slylo. countrv charm This 11om& has 11 all. Older home, completely relurbtslledf 3 bedrooms. 2 baths . Wrap-around porch . Several bUIIdm~s Situated on approx . 1 '/, acres RocK Spnngs Road. A sKmg $59 .900 . W1ll taKe MH lor :,~~ payment CREW RD. -Is th1s un 1quo co ntemporary With 3 bedrooms . 2 bath s. fam1ly rm , dtning area, ilv1ng rm and kitchen . Tw o decks all way arnund house. Full ba sement and mora . Only $59.900. t427 FARM ON LONG HOLLOW RD . -ThiS homo has 2 bedrooms. 2 bath s, hv•ng rm , d1n1ng rm ., k1tchen. screened front po rch. heat pump, cent a1 r 40' x30' pole shed . All this and mora on 107 '.T ac~s~ . NEW LISTING - STORY'S RUN ROAD - 7 year old home With 3 bedroom' . 1 bath . 2 car garage. 33 acl"9!, bam and sheds . Asking only $4 5 000 1406 MAIN ST., RUTLAND - Is th1s attrac ttve 3 1428 bedroom ranc h With bath . k.Jtcl1e n, d1n1ng roo m, and l1vtng room, 2 c ar atta ched garage , fireplace , gas heat Centml a1r. Only $45.500 . t403 room, dining, k itchen, family room . Home situated on 13 acres with bam and detached basement, one tt1is on 1/4 ol an 3 bedr oom s. 1'/r baths , 7 ac re . bam , pond, large tree s. re spberne s and $57.900 1422 COUNTRY LIVING - In lh iS romodolod 3 bedroom coun try home featunng heat pump . large fam1ly and dmtng room combo . 1Y1 b ath . small room lor nursery or S9Wlng room . lot s o f storage . ru ml wat er and much m uch m ore Slluatad on 20 beautiful rolling ac re s m /1 Al so horse ba m 1375 Russell D. Wood Broker/Owner Eve. 446-4618 Patrick A. Cochran Office Manager Eve. 446-8655 . Asking only $1j;t0C, $393 , On The Move, But Not On Your Ov-m. ADAMSVILLE RD. -A n>ee 28x60 Bndgoj)<)rt COUNmY LIVING all bnck sttu ated on 4 tobac co base , frUit blackbemes . For on ly bau"-ni)lg and family room , , s1orage bu ildng. All $46 900 hv1ng , dm1ng. tam1y room s. natural gas heat, central an A sking $74.900 1424 64 AC . FARM on Clay L1ck Rd an d a 2Bx60' modula r w1th 3 bedr ooms . 2 tla th s. hv1ng roo m fam1ly roo m With firepl ace. a 24x4 0 barn 5 yt s old plus 30x4 0 gDrage 2 mon th s o ld Tobacco b as e A skmg $59,900 00 1404 OW With 3 bedrooms. 2 bath s. lam1ly rm ., rm and kitc hen Rural water end other amen111e s on 33 7 acre mfl As kmg o nly $39,000. .'U pan of 11 linked 10 lhousand5 of other CE !\TURY 21 off1ces nallonw•de. So You don i have io feel alone when vou move 10 a new area . . , fUST TEU L:S WHAT YO U WANT. 1.1 ACRE WL and a 1963 mobile home in good condition on Pttchfo rd Rd. Al so 2 car garage and storage bu lld•ng . C1 ty schools . Call today . 14t6 NEW LISTING - BEAUTIFUL ALL BRICK garage . Ask1ng $124,900 31 1412 WOODED ACRES 1n Southwesl em School s area . Already has water lo R1o Grande Call Now Phyllis L. Miller Soleo Agent Eve. 256-1136 tap. Six miles Martha Smith Saleo Agent Eve. 379-2651 t429 the CENllJRY 21 ' VIP' Referral Nenvork, our office t402 HOME situated on SO acres m/1 with 3 bedrooms, living rm ., dining and !emily rm ., 3 baths and lull basement. Heat pump and amtral air, 2 car anached and 4 cat OOtached From Gallipolis, tako Rt. 141, turn left onto Rt. 775, turn right onto Patriot Road. Watch lor signs. FARM EQUIPMENT ETC. AUCTION Saturday, April II, 1992 at I0:00 A.M. PARTIAL LISTING: Case combine with grain head and corn head, harrow baton, 2 row tobacco setter, New Ideal manure spreader w11h power lake off, John Deere pull lype mqwer. harrow. 4--16 Allis Chalmer semi·mounled 3 pl. hookup plow, 4- 16 Case semi·mounled 3 pl. hook up plow. 1ractor seals , 10 hp Sears riding mower, push gasoline lawn mower rolls of wire lor eleclricallence , saddles. 275 gal. tu~l oil lank. hand tools . Au1o parts, Farmall H 1ractor wnh front end loader. 430 John Deere trac1or. post hole digger Wllh 3 poml h1lch , side del1very rake, scraper blade, 3 poml hnch, 5 ft .bush hog, 16 inch s1ngle button plows , scoop 3 po1nl h1tch , bale hay pickup, fork lrlt. rubber lire wagon. p1g pole. 3 po int hitc h. and much , muc more DOZER: John Dee re 1010 gas dozer & 6~way manual blade, recenlly rebuilt eng.ne and new clutches . 20ft. dual axle 1ra1ier with ramps and more. ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENT DAY OF AUCTION Eats Cash Positivo 1.0 . Accidents or Lo .. of Property. L-------------------"1 400 SO. Fl COMMERCIAL BUILDING on CLOSE TO TOWN - 4 bedr ooms. 2 baths . n 17 cu retrigerator. Sht~ll unil lor Ford Van $50 . 40 gal as waltr Maler $30 . Cedar lumber $200. board ft . Ladder racks lor Van $40. 304-675-4004 . 61 Fann Equipment 57 Musical Instruments Baldwin consol plano, 8 yrs old, txc cond, $1.500, 304-675-48~~ - B1lg1 And Brown J Cush ion Couch , 614·446·1810 After 5:00 Peavey 4 Channel 100 Watt Mixer And 2·12" Black Widow 12 Speakers, Trumpel Reynolds Ccnc1n, With Hard Velvet llnad Case. 614-446-3969. P.M. Brand New Treadmill $350 . 614· 446.(1423. Bunk beds, StOO, 614 ·992· 5934 C1nopy crib wllh matching chest. Olher baby lurnilure Canopy twin Silt! bed, 4 pr: wlckar saL 304·675-4548 . Concrele & Plastic Septic Tanks, Jat Aera!lon Tanks . Aon Evans Enlerprises, JacKson, OH 1-100.~37· 9~28. Couch Chair, $225; Sears Air Conditioner, 11,000 BlU $225, 65,000 BTU $175, like New, 614 · Cat 040 dour hat ROP9, winch, aood cond, $12,800. Brit· lion sslo ten n packer Meder, pull with hydrollc tanaport new $5,100. UMd Molland 2 row toblccc Miter $1,350. Uaed 1 row lobaeco Nlltr $SM>. Used 16 ft Harrogalor $750. Kefflra Service canter, 51. R1. 87, Pl . Pltaunl and Rlpty Rd. 304-lts- German Shephardl AKC ret~is­ t•r•d, 304-&7S-5n4. 6 pc:. white & gold bf'droom sull (springs & maHress not In· clud.d), wardrobe , complete stereo and entertainment canter brought back by ex -serviceman from Jap1n, muut nu to be appreclaltd, call 614·992-2513 38101 lowry Genie 88 organ good cond., double keyboard, ben peda ls, lnatrucllolll Included, Cub lraclor with cuhlvator, 1988 Hlllobcto atock lrall•r, both grsatshlpe, 304-675·2837. $650,614 · ~2·30~ Utlllly Bld9. Spoclaio 30'x40'•1', 1·15'•8' Sl1dlng Door, 1·3' Walk Ooot!iPainl•t:f 51MI Siding & Aool . $5110. Iron HorH Bld~S. --800·352-1045 International !026 Traclor $6,950; 444 lnlernallonal Ola11l Wllh IH Loader, $5,950; B·2751n· ternationat With Loader $2,950; Cub lowboy With Equipment 11,995. 614·286-8522. Otlvar tractor & lium machinery parta, It nOI in atock will get. Call "The 0111 Man". ti14·:J88. 9684. =::_____ _ . -- - For Sale · Red melal bunk beds coml)iala wltwln mallreasas, Like new, caii 614·245 -58B7. rr~.ASGOO DA S DO~r HAPPY HOLLOW RD. -Is lh iS I and 112 story log home Wlth basement , J bed room s. 2 and 1!2 bath . fam1ly room , I1Vtng roo m, K1tchen . laun dry area . skyl1gh t, sa tel111e sy stem. covered porch . hea t pump. ce nlral a1r, 12'x 12' bu lid1ng and much more. Call lor deta1ls 1425 Cheryl Lemley Meiga Co. Agent Eve. 742-3171 Cathy A. Wray Soles Agent Eve. 446-4255 Tammie DeWitt Sales Agent Eve. 441-t514 PUBLIC AUCTION 10:00 A.M. Saturday, April 11, 1992 LOCATION Clifford Stlltners' Residence S.R.776 West of Jackson, Ohio As Mr. Slihner has sold hiS farm , he will offe r lhe following for sa le altha farm . D~rect•ons frQJll Jackson, Oh1o Take S.R 32 Wesl approximaleiy 6 miles to S.R 776, loll on 776 approxima1eiy 1 milo to 1sl road to nghtlo sale Silo. Signs will be posted. TRACTOR & FARM EOUIPTMENT Massey Fergesun 1135 D•esel, very good condil ion . fronl end loader lor 1135 massey, Heslon PT 7 conditioner, Ge1hl 1500 lb. round baler, John Deer 14T square baler wilh Wisconc1n engtne, John Deer 7 mow•ng machine, 7' pull lype King Kuller bushhog, John Deer 660 rake. 2 hay wagons, 3 pl. wood spl itter. hay elov alo r. 275 gallon fuel oil tank , log cha ins . grinder, m1c s. hand lool s, oak and popular lumber. ANTIQUES & GLASS WARE Small d1nner bell, oak whiSkey barrel, slone crock s & jars. Fulton corn sheller, h~y larks. Buck & cross cui saws, miSc. horse lack, s1ngle trees, casl Iron roaster, C.W. posl Adv. box , #2 Htgh Boyoak knock down wa rdrobe (parts missing). Jelly cupboard , several pieces glassware including "old' marigold casn iva l. Turkey on nesl, Hen on nest , ruby ash tray & more. • "NOTE" : ·Lots of ilems in buildmg s we haven't gone lhru yet. There may also be several pieces .of household furn ishings. depending on whal Mr St1hner decides to take with him . · OWNER: Clifford Stiltner AUCTIONEER: Richard Workman PHONE: 698-2113 AVAILABLE TERMS: Cash or cliNk wtlll positiVI I. D. LlcenHd & Bondfd It! favor of the St-'• of Ohio LUNCH wv Sunday Tlmes-Sentlnei-Page-05 61 Fann Equipment 63 Rotary ptowa, cuitlvatcre, & anow blower 11t1chm•nls tor Grav•ly tractor, good cond ., 614· 992·3804 Livestock Transportation 1992 SPRING SPECIAl SAL£ IO!Io. 614-446-2905. Tuesday • April 7-6:00 P.M. Along with the regular Sale: Calvll, Vurtlngs, 2 yr. olds, All Brseda Slock Canltt, Cow & Caii/Paif'l , & Springers. All Cows Pregnancy Chlcked & Telltd. Bull Calvaa Accepted. Catlta lo be brought In Monday 6:00.9 :00PM Of Tu1sday All Day Weighing Starting at 8:00am Trucltlng Service l.~allabla, Vet S.rvk:e 11 all S.lea . All Con· signmanta Welcom.. MARlEnA 2 r.glsttred Charolals bulla, 2o mo old. Cow/calf pelrt. Carl Kinnaird, 304-67~82 af1ar 8:00 PANYP.O. Bo• 333, Marietta, Oh. Located In Wutvlew- Phone Warned : Tobacco Poundage. 814·24&-5047. Want4td : Us4td farm equipment, anything you want to aell . Call 614-256-1308, 256-6040 aner 6 p.m. White 16 HP Garden Traclor, 42" Oeitk ComP'Itely, Over Hauled, PM. For Sale; Ntw Hotand Rake•. Balars1 Mowtf'l, And Hay Binds. 2 Ana 4 Row Cam Pta nllrt, Whlti Dlska , Pick-Up Dlske, Manu11 Sp,.adtrt, Fef1Uizt sr,raadars, Wheal Drills, Other F •ld Read~ Equipment, Howe's Farm Machinery, Rl. 124 & Mayhew Road, Jackeon Ohio. 614·286·5944. Farm Supplies & Livestock 446-3224 . LIVESTOCK SAlE 6t4·373-<1887'1lonald L. COli· H.lrt, Jr. Mgr. v.. 3 r Old SCI'* Quarter Horee, Mare, $500. 614.-446 -14!6. Angus And Chi-Angus Black Buns,~. Raascnably Prlc•d. Slate Run l"trms, Jackson, Ohio, 614 - 286-5395. Black Angua Bull For Sals: Hors. . tor Hla • AOHA Stallion, 2 marse, 3 colts, Morgan's Woodlawn Farm, 304-931-2018 •v•nlngs. Re,glatar.ci . Hsref01d Bull. 614· 37'!J-22i'l Hay & Grain Also, 2 Twin Slu Bodo . 6t4-256· 64 Fair pigt tor .. 1e- Ouroct· Bar""Farrowltd· 2/18192, 614· 1sl cutting mb:ed 4•4 round bales, alored msida, $1!tea ., Gary Michael , 614·965·3956 ·~58 . row.-. 992-t324 _ _ _:...:...::.....::.___ _ ~ Real Estate General Real Estate General 11 Autos tor Sale 196i Mult~ng Che~ $850. Hl85 $3.,500 , 18311 Honda Shadow 700cc, 2,400 ml,l2,000. 304-675- 31160. 1m Dodge Uon1co, air cond , crulee, power .tHring, brakaa. SNts . Good car, 304-87~!215 , 675-6724 . 1978 Ford Fairmont, good cond , needa radiator, 304·57'6-2194 or 575-2775 . 1919 Ford MuS1ang Custom Rebull1 To Look Uke 1966 Fut 302 Automatic, 12,500. 6t4-4468627. 1'i182 Volkswagon Ouan1um si•· Uon wagon, 4 cyl., auto., good cond., $1,000. 614·256-6867. 1984 Dodge Ari•, 4 doer, black, AM/FW, caiHtle, 4 cyl, ILilO , 61C·992-n36, evenlnga 1984 Fairmont, nMds, muffler, excellent running condition , $300, 080, 614-992-6931 1984 Ford Tempo GLX, 2dr., sport coupe, liKe new, new Hut& , Ssp., $1695, 614-gg2·6119 Real Estate General For Sale or Rent, Semi Storage Trailers, 614·44&.8247. FREE INSTALLATION . SWIMMING POOLS Only $62 .9VMo. ·For 12 Months. 19rl1x4 Pool lncludes Filler, Huge Deck Elc. ladders, ('Based On S. ltlng Price Of $699. $14.45 APR , Total Deterred Price : $754 .92) Don't Bellavtl !t? C1ll BPI t-800-548·1923 Gen1111 Nutrlllon Products INiurlng Amino Acid Body Building, welghl loss and Ia! burner tormufu. Availab le n· clusivll)' at Rile Aid Pharmacy. The sal• way to diet Hospilal bed, $10. 304 -576·2145 . lerga spon1 card col lection & showc1s11, only quality cards, no garb1ga, musl take all, $7500 llrm , only serious inquiries piiiSI, 614-36HJ588 Maytag wringer wuhtr Teppa.n mlcrowava $85., Cadillac & parta $1,300., more Uema. 304-ti75-ti512 5:00PM. $60, 1982 Iota alter Mans 26.. , Murray Eagle bike, 15 speed, uc ahape $7!5. 080,304-675-6137 any l{m•. OO"Avcn• 111 arne The aky It lh• limit wllh new Hmlng alruclure. 304.a82·2645 or 1-300-992· 6356. LET NATURE BE YOUR GUIDE - To lhis home tn ~n.arola!St iI ka estates oHers a comfortable way of lite. Large spacious rooms mclude 3 bedrooms, de luxe eal -m K1tchen, family room wtth vaulted ceiling and brick fireplace, and large living room Loads of windows take lull advantage of the 460 ft. of lake frontage . HU~E full walk out basement doubles living space il needed 2 car garage plus garage door entrance to basemen t workshop. Maintenance fr9e extenor allows you leisure time to watch the geese gracefully glide in and out ol the lake or go after that lunker bass in the lake. 52 toot treated deck with atrium doors ott master su1IB, as well as fam tly room, also enhancas the great lak9lront location. $164,900. Serious buyers only ! t220 Ruby & diamond 14k gold ring, 1111 5, cost $1,400. ssll 1100. 304-882·3400. Sam Somervlll•'• Army Surpl1.1s; Fri, Sat, Sun ; noon-6:00 PM. Other days hour~. 304·273-5655, miln E111 1-n live Ravenswood, WV. By Sandyville Post OHlca. Gear up lor wild lurk1y aeaaon. Gray Green L.ut Tr11bark Army p1U1m clothing . co untry home on 13.9 acres . Pnvacy, four bedroo ms . family room and one car attached garage are just some of the fealu rss that you wrll enjoy . Pnced at $49,500. 1501 - ·EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL BUSINESS Great potential for most any type of business . ThiS 3, tl2 sq. ft. building most recently brought in $500.00 par month. 2 bedroom apartment ovamead. Building could be transformed into " residential property very aasi!y. Priced 1n the BO's. Run a business below and ~ve upstairs . 1:210 EASY TO AFFORD" - Remodeled 2·3 bedroom home located one mile from town 1s ready to move 1nto. New furnace , new rool , new carpet and much more. Large flat lot. C1ty schoo ls. Pnc9d at $38.000, 1r s easy to afford! 1:215 Plasllc And M1dll Culvllf1 6 Inch Thru 60 Inch In Slock. Ron Euns, Jackson, Ohio. 1-800537·9528. Rtcondltlon.cf w11hera & dryere, uch $100 and up. W• urvlc• all makn. The W1sher & Cryer Shoppe. 614-446·2M4 . Nol AMponaiblelor 1414 600 ac ml1 lo t Wl lh otf1ce and storage room P re sen tly used f o r sulo sale s L ots ol poss1b1hi19 S Only $29.900 1419 Merchandise Pets lor Sale DON'T SETILE FOR A HOUSE JUST TO LIVE IN- From the moment you slap into the large Ioyer you can "'eer your family l1vmg m this class1c . Formal Jiving room , dining room . sunny kitchen , vary livable fam il y room , 3 nice bedrooms plus 2 full baths . Storage galore in the large attic, 1 car convenience Pn c ed at Prom Oruaes : Atd Size 12; Emerald Sil l 14; Burgundy Size 16. 614-245..S371 After &p.m. MARLIN WEDEMEYER, AUCTIONEER lie. 3516 BONDED 614·245-5t52 BULAVILLE PIKE -3 bedrooms, 2 bath, living garage. Only $51,900. 56 54 Miscellaneous Portable chngeabltt letter sign $299. Free lltllf'lldallvary. Pill· lie fallen $47.50 bo•. 1-800-5333453, any11me. PRICE REDUCED - $59,900 - 3 yr. old homo Rush S.A.S.E. #10 54 Miscellaneous New Holland grinder mix:er, Massey Ferguso n 124 446· 2206, Mondays thru Fridays, 9·5. EASY WORK 614·992-2526. hay. Average on 42 head - 63 lb. milk from lank pick· up. The cows were blood lesled and pregnancy lesl· ed . All he•lers and approx. •;, of cows are callhood vaccinaled . 12- BREED HEIFERS-12 All to be fresh in 30·45 days MACHINERY ~-.J\\Tlt-T.'- nJLiun-.\ 1de "ere J.SI\ed For more lnfomatloR and ,u Buy or aeU. Riverine Antiques, 1124 E. Msln Straat, Pomeroy. Hourt: M.T.W. 10:00 a.m . to 6:00 p.m ., Sunday 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. The cattle are on computer feeders. corn silage and L.. , . I?Jilf!dt rx:-ndem lU f\'t'\·.' BASEBALL CARD SHOW Spansored by Bidwell Baseball Association Saturday, Mal2, 1992 Bidwell Porter ltmtntary Bidwell OH CHANNEL MARKER RENTAlS Now mtalng reservations lor •pring and sunnw. Slttps 6, overlooking 011111, ne• Rt1taur111t Row 111d couuu, private pool. Spring ratt1 crvcilablt. For itlormotion 111d/or reservation. c.. Big Al'l'ir Antiques, 510 Main Sl, Polnl Pleasant, WV. DIRECTIONS : Approx . 20 miles north on St. Rt. 160 from St. Rt. 35 in Gallipolis,Ohio. Watch for auction signs. 55-l-IOLSTEIN CDWS-65 01 lhe 55: 8 are Reg1s1ered Cows; 20 were fresh in lhe las12 monlhs; 12 wil l be lresh by sa le day. MEIGS COUNTY PROPERTIES \Velre Number One. 3 Announcements Comm•cial Free Eatimatea Antiques SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1992 11:00 A.M. 614-446'9580 614-949-2627 lawn Mowing, Fertilizing, Weeding, and Seeding. Shrub and Tree Trimming & Removal Reoldenti1l & Remington 870 Wlngmas1er 3 Mag. 1~ G1ug1, 30' Full Choke Barrel. Good Condition. 614·245- DAIRY DISPERSAL Roomt lor renl • W'lek or month. Slar11ng II $120 . lmo. GaUll Hotel. KEVIN'S LAWN MAINTENANCE 52 Sporting Goods DINEnEs: Wood Bar Stoots lena~. Furnished Rooms table rtn tal call 446-1110 Ounn alza Wl1tr bed lull wave likl n1w, 304-88.2-2346. ' 53 614-446·3158 Happy 21 Sf Tom Calvert Household Goods ~7. VI'RA FURNITURE BARGAINS GALORE! Very nlc1 1bdrm., beautiful country aelllng. tr.. waterJ lruh, AJC, laundry taclllti.., Park Rd. overlooking US 33, Darwin, C.R. P111H, 614-594·5322, S275fmo. Numeroua Champion & weight c lua winners told ltlat year. 51 SWAIN • FIJRNITURE. 62 Syracuse 1partment, 2bdrm , $'160mo., water, sewage, truh inel., deposit, 614·992-728!LI Fourth Annual FORGEY CLUB LAMB SALE April18 , 1992 10:00 A.M. Gallia County Fairgrounds Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, Oil~• St ., Galllpoll• . New & Uaed Super Single W111rbad, 6 Drawers, BookcaA, He1dbolrd, Lass Than 1 YNr Old, $250. Call Aller 6 p.m. 614-25&-1902 . Real Estate General QrtOUnd ltoor, no pets. TriiMM, 125 Third Awt~nue, Gat.. April Grat:loul living. l and 2 bedroom apartments 1t Village Manor and Riverside Apartment• In Mlddltpcrl. From $196 Caii614-992 -71B7. EOH. Homes. M~ 81 Wilhin 5 Ulln Of HoUer Hospital On Black1op Rood. t-304-273-2t40. wv Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, $63,000 1609 IT HAS EVERYTHING YOU NEED AND A WORTHY REWARD - For those who have WANT... and it'a atford1ble, too \II -Very n1c9 3 bedroom home with 24x24 family room that achieved success. we otter th1s supre':"eiy spacious tover 2,700 sq. It .) and beauttlutty h andcrafted home on 6 .54 acres . ml1 . 4 bedroom s. 3 baths. llv1ng room . dmmg room , lamt!y room . 2 kttchens, den or office Professionally landscaped. 3 car garage , mground pooL For tho se who have earned 1t , f614 . call Carolyn for your pnvate Vlewmg has a built·in stereo. fireplace and wooden deck adjacent. The Kitchen featu res oak cabinets and built 1n m1crowave . You also get t/2 acre lot w1th large 30x:30 metal bUIIdtng, 16x32 ih -ground pool and lots more too numerous to list. Located 3 and 7/1 0 mile s from Gallipolis and pnced to sell!! 1701 ';;f$ I ' H i rl- . 11 J-.Ilii("IT 1 Stars Wood lathe Wlth Turning Chisels Call 614-446-1838. Webster antique pl1no, 614·!LI92· 5094 or 614-992-341'1 Wadd ing dress, J. C. Penny, 9·10, $50. 304--158-1844 . IIU 55 Building Supplies Block, brick, Hwer pipes, win· dows, lintels, etc . Claude Win· Iars , Rio Granda, OH Call 614· 245·5121 56 Pels lor Sale Groom and Supply Shop--Pact Grooming. All brNds, s1yt... Jams Pal Food 0.1 ..r. Julie Webb. Call 614-'46-0231. FIRST AVENUE ADDRESS- 1/ory mco 2 story BUY A TWO t-AIIIILl And let incomo lrom ronlal holp payments. Two bedrooms, 1 bath on one side an~ 2 bedrooms, 1112 baths on the _othec Each s1de has a 1 car garage and there 11 a 9xt2 stomQB building. Practically maintenance free. and 1n excellent condition, thiS property awatts your lnspaction. CaiiiOday. Pric<ld at $94,500. 15t4 home 1s waiting lor you and your family. Th1 s home has been completely remodeled 1n vary fine taste Features include 4 bedrooms . 2 and 112 baths, lamt ly room. formal dtn1ng room and formal living room . Beautiful k1tchen Wllh cherry cabmets , 2 ltreplaces and very attract1ve oak staircase . Beautllul!y landscaped 1nground pool tn b ockyard . Off street park1ng G1vo u s a call for an appomtmenl ',t 1205 i-' Ri l" ~; Kt<! ILH "i REDUCTION- ;>lt!lQ: - $69,500 - Owner> are moving West, but l1rsl must sell tne1r home 1n CJearv1ew Estates House is a spl1t love! w1th 3 bedrooms , 2 baths . large lam1ly room . up· dated kitchen . newer nea !lng system . sturdy oulbuild1ng and 2 car ga1ag e . localed on a 100ll1 50 lol Re st nc ted su bd1\11S10n Clay Elemenlary A f1 ne h ome at a good p r~ c e C all us toda~l •408 l~ AKC l•male Gold•n Aelriever1 9wks. old, champion blood· lin••· $150, 614·085-lm or Meigs Vel. Clinic, 614·992-6653 AKC ScolUsh Terrier pupFMea, non-shedding, now taking deposita, 3 leN, r11dy tor E111er, 614-594 -46 n Aus1nllan Shepherd 6wk. old pups, 6·tumale, 1-mala, excel· lenl stock, 3 black, 4 blue murl, 614-949-20\4 Basic And Advancld Dog Obedience Classes Offered By The Right Paw Training Canter. Call 614-446· 1864 Fer Addl11onal ln!Cfmatlon. Fish Tank, 2413 Jackton An . Point Pl.. unt, J04..675-2063, lull line Troplc1l fish, blrda, small animals and suppl'-t. Pood1as adults AKC brHding stoeka , also cag11, grooming tube, other equip., for sale, Coolville , 614-661-3404 NEW LISTING ON LeGRANDE - Hlt't Neat, YOU'VE ADMIRED IT FROM THE ROAD and thought it ''\ould never be lor sale. bul now we're offenng th1s beaut1ful home for lho l 1rst t1me. Older home loaded w1th lots of charm ollenng 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, livmg room. din1ng room, fam1ly room and large K1! Chen over1ooKmg o large pond. All th1s s11uated on 3 (ml1} beautiful wooded acres . C all Carolyn lor 1603 your showing today. $85,000 NOT ONLY WILL YOU LOVE THE HOME, YOU'LL LOVE THE PRICE! OWNER REDUCED PRICE BY $7,00011 - For $59 500 yotJ.'II enjoy this 3 bedroom ranch 1n ooe of lhe area's nicest neighborhoods . Overs1zod fam1iy room and efftcient kitchen make for easy !amd~ living Front and rear deckS to relax and enJO~ the outdoors Don't pass lhis one by. ca ll tOOa~ lor an appo1ntmen t! 1512 It 's Adorable & lt 'a Affordable!!- Th at's whal you 'll say when you \J1 ew lh1s ranch beauly 3 tJedroQms. 1 bath . large l1v1ng room and kilchon wtll1 huge deck. to spend your tree 11me on wt11ie the k1ds play 1n lhe large lenced yard Everything you need and the pr1c e IS r1ght Only $46.500 l 'l ,,."B ')\!i, ' . . ,, . 't ,·-·;·<>1tf'f": ... ,r.. ~ ' . ' .<1) Ragistered Border Collie Pupplea Father Wu Gallla Counly Fair' Champion For 3 V.ars, Worf(lng Calli I Dogs, S125 Each. 614·2S6-1061. .....~&'*'~ -, 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise 85 ACRE FARM ALONG RACCOON CREEK D. C. •tal Salts, IlK. Cannelbuf1l.lnc. 45719 - Complete with 2 barns. 2 ponds and a very nice brick home . Comprised moslly of pasture and tillable acreage . There's a 2 , 000 Jb tobacco base and good sprmg . 3 bedroom home with full basemen! and 1 car garage Extra 2 car detached garage also Quiel area in Green Scllools. $120.000 . 1:202 FINALLY A STARTER HOME you don'l have to lix up1 - You will need to see lt;'ll s J bedroom with recently replaced vinyl s1d1ng . 1001 and gunering, plumbing, 200 amp ei ect nc serv1c e and new gas fumace Large fam1iy ro om. 2 full balhs , convenient laundry room and pr1 \la le pa!io This opportun1ty IS on ly m1nutes from town on St . At . t41 City schools $45 ,500 1818 Specializrng in Pole Buildings. Designed lo meel your needs. Any size. CHOICE OF 10 COLORS FREE ESTIMATES ON Post IIUidinQs and Package DealS. Save Hundreds, even Thousands ol Dollars. Local Sales Representative DONNA CRISENBERY 11366 S. St Rl 7 Ga!~is. OH. -~-;-;; :~·~.s;;, .;..~,~'j;·' ' i. 230 ACRE DAIRY FARM - Over 100 acres ol t1tlabl e ground 70 ac!Bs of pa sture , 2 barns, dil 1ry hOuse and milking equ1pme nl , several o ther buildings 1ncl ud1ng n 3 bedroom ranch w1th lull basemenl and a 2 bed1bom renlal property 1 pond 1 mile oft Rt 7 in Me1 as Counly on a blacktop road. $179,000 Wiseman Real Estate (614) 446-3644 David Wiseman, Broker, 446-9555 LORETIA McDADE, 446-7729 B. J. HAIRSTON 446-4240 CAROLYN WASCH, 441-1007 SONNY GARNES. 446-Z707 PH. 614-256-1633 .. �Pomeroy- Middleport- Page--06-Sunday Tlmes-5entlnel 8 71 Public Sale & Auction 1884 ~ Baron, cen~ mac:hinll, 1 pop machlnt, )5 ft Slh whlller, 304-m-58!1 PUBLIC AUCTION 1985 Dodge Ariel, 47,000 T, AC, Auto, PS7PB, $2,100 814-441- i552 DATE: SAT., APRIL 11, 1992 at 10 A.M. 1985 Forcl Ttmpo Gl, 4 dr., auto., 83,000111, $1800, 114·JII2-23!10 LOCATION : Manpower Park , Main & Huron Str., Jackson, Ohio. MACHINERY: Caterprllar D6C dozer. po wer shift w/turbo , good undercam age. ropes. runs and looks great. t 961 Chev. C70 truck w/ 16 gram bed and racks , new engine. no rust. 1980 Ford 800 truck w/42Q gas engme, 25 yard pac ker 1976 Chrysler New Yorker, runs good, 26hp Wrsconsm H D commercral wood splitter, John Deere manure spreader. double axle trarler, Woods 60" 3 pt rear mower, 2 new hang mg 80,000 btu ga s furna ces. new plaslrc catt le teed bunks, cattle headers . new prpe gates rolls ol new barbed wrre. Trmothy seed, Globe comme rcral se lf sharpening meat slicer. Mosier fl oor safe. 2 comme rCial floor sc rubbers. cha rns saw. goll cart, plus more Items 1o be cons1gned, plus several guns. TEAMS: Caoh or check w/proper 1.0. Certified Check or bank draft for out of state checks or prior approval. PRESTON MUSTARD, AUCTIONEER Jackson, Ohio 614·286·5868 Uconsed and Bondad Slate of Ohr o 79 Autos for Sale 1985 Plymouth Rtllant La PS, PB, Alr,4 cyl Exctll condllln Aulo, Contole, 2 Door 58,000 Ml, $2600 614-44U143 I 5p.m. Elfa. 304..a7~7'167 O.ye. « 1986 Oldt Flrtnu, 5 speed, air, lfTli lm ltlrtO, till WhNI, BM992-6529 call after Spm Gallipolis, OH-Polnl Pleasant, WV campers & Motor Homes Contlnenlal !CRUSAJ 81 Improvements Reoru.tlonal USA Campgraund And THURSDAY EVE., APRIL 16, 1992 6:00P.M•• This is an inventory reduction lor the Water Dis!. Located on St. Rt . 124 outside of Rutland, Ohio. Ataort Mtmblr'lhrp For Salt At Original Salling Price In 1&811. Uncondlllonal Ulellmt guartn· 614-441-1810. tH. LOCII rtltrtncll rumllhed . Ft'M asllmaiH. C.U coUld 1614-231-0488, day or night. Services Rogtrs rr.nl Wat•rprooflng . e... 81 Home Improvements Septic Tank Pumping $90 Gtllll Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson, OH 1·B00-537..g528 1987 Dodgo Chargor, 47000 ' mUCKS 1987 Ford Cus tom 150 4X4 aut 1987 Ford Cuslom 150 4X 4 au t 1966 Ford Bronco II 4 speed, 4X4 w/rad10 and a1r. 80 9 15 mi i9S 1977 Ford F250XLT Ranger2 wheel aut 1984 Ford au to TRACTOR MISC . t 98J M1tsub1sh1 4 whael dnve 8lJck tract or fA~/.. . . 1988 Cavalier Stallon Wagon, Good Condition! 614·388-tno Ahtr 6.00 P.M. '--""t"~ Ford EXP $3,295; 1989 Chov tlva $2,195; 1988 Pontiac: Grand Am $2,415, 1986 Bukk Som.- Ueenae IJS7-68-1314 JOHN SMITI!~APPRENnCE Liconae 5518 Cash PoaitiveiO V1ew1ng to be held Mon -T hurs off1ce hour• thru aale P1rmo"h Sa101111o Hord1op $6,500; 1VSI Chtvy H1rdtop $2,600; 1968 Po,..lac Flroblrd Convtrtibia $5,600 1609 READY FOR OCCUPANCY - NATIONAl REGISTER .. Viclorian , excellart condlllon Down by the Ohio River In Gallipols Oh Very elegant lum-ol lhe-cen1ury home 4 bdrms , 3 tla1hS , ltlrat)' , usetu1 a111c and complele basement, 5 11reptaces, gas heal wlll'l cenlral air garage, romantic gazebo, patios. beau\ltully landscaped All lovingly mamlained Polentlal bed and breaklasl or remain resldenllal LOCATION: Manpower Park, Main & Huron Str., Jackson, Ohio . ITEMS : Walnut 2 pc slepback cupboard. large oak h arvest tab le w l p1lla r legs . se1 of SIX oak ctla1rs , un u sual ca rved ce nter tab le, d o ve ta 1l carpenters box:, f an cy 1ron bed, oak w as h sta nd w/m1rror , 4 dra wer walnut t1n p1e sal e, cherry slan d, several old trunks. tall regulator clock, B day brass In g ram mantel doc k, ea rly ch 1ld h1gh c ha1r, walnut sewmg stand, oak rocker. 4 drawer c hes t. 1920 's wardrobe w/m1rror, cast 1ron floor larllJ, seve ral old charrs, blue cove rl el dale d 1846 New Portage, .DUCEIJ ...'"·'"'"· Down SA 7 overk>oklng the beautllul Blick and 'ilnyi sp lit 3 bedrms. 2 baths, !amity rm , 2 car garage, salelille and components This homo Is cle an an d comtortable Cozy LA, OR, kh . chy schools Take advantage ot lhiS hne orter Thtu 72 TruckslorSale 1975 lnlomllonal 1700, V-8, !sp, 14 t1 .t:MI flat, 2t1. removable atMI sldla, ltleacoplc hoist, rodlal llrn, groal lruok, $4000 11 ""· 614 ·l'l2 ·2072 ;,:,_c,r.;,~~:~:·~~~tx:.~':O::~ eondlt\011 , 614-985-427 1987 Toyota Pick-Up 414 , Exira Cab, AMfFM C.a•ette, 5 Speed, $5,500. &14-379·2._2 1988Chevyhalt1onP'ekup304- 675-5332 or614-992-3486 1i88 Ford Ranger 5 Spttd, 49,800 MiiH, AM!FM Cnstlle, Exeeuenc Condition, $4,900 614• 367-75t1 19a9 Ford Rongor XlT, garago 1990 Ford Rangor, • Cyilndo~ 5 Speed , $18,350 MUas, AM11-M $!,7% Smllh's GMC Truck Cen- goo·s. 1 se v e r al cast 1ron banks. so fa easy cha1rs. wrrt1n g desk, blankets l1n en. etc GUNS: Wrn chesler Model 12 shotgun 30" lull choke, n1ckef stee l. 410 ga s h o tgun old a rmy rrI le OLD MON E Y: Silv er dollar s q u a n ers. wh eal penn 1es and more TE RMS· Cash or check w/proper I D Estate of Loretta Stephenson Bud Douthett, Atty. PRESTON MUSTARD, AUCTIONEER 614-286·5868 ===;-.ll leat her top tab le darsy pal l ern, 3-door oak bookcases, small sprnn rng wheel Lloyd wrc ker baby buggy , rron beds , smoker stand oak parlor stand , 5 pc walnut parlor sal. ch rld s desk round walnut table · 4 charrs & srdeboard lo match. 4 oak claw looted charrs, all Amerrcan table lop banery set radro, and MORElli Also Gone wrlh the wrnd lamp marked Foslorra Aladrn lamp model B "S rmplrcrly" , From old slore spool ca brn el, needles cabrne l strrng holder paper hold er, small too lbox, dovelarled boxes frnger pnntrng sa t. eyeglass case w1lh hundred s o l preces an d MORE 111 Seve ra l qurll s, lwo nrce preces ol Rosevrl le, · weller ; glassware, nrce humpback trunk seve ral nrce stone p rs rncl ud rng good 2 gallon l reeha nd William & Reppart Greensboro, PA Jar, crocks , blue stoneware pnche rs. and lot s more " ' BRING YOUR CHAIRS along · come early and look arovnd . Doors open al 9:00 A M . REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE TERMS: CASH OR CHECK WITH POSITIVE 1.0 . AUCTIONEER : RODNEY HOWERY lor more Information call (614) 594·3780 Days RUTH BARR, REAlTOR, 440.0722 608 £AST MAIN POMERO'f: OHIO lYNOAFRALE~ REAlTOR,44~06 BUILDING NEXT TO LIVESTOCK AUCTION MICHAEL MILLER , REAL TOR, 446-6806 PATRICIA ROSS, REALTOR, 24S-9575 l.ANGVILLE-A 1 1f2 s10ry home w1th B rooms 4 bed· rooms. and 1 bath , that has JUSt been pam ted and has new carpe11n g and ~nylthroughout Comes w1th a large aOO~~e ground pool shll 1n box Appro• 112 acre lot and a l1replace JUST $19,900 w1th woodburn1ng 1nsen HOME & ACREAGE IN WAUIUT TWP. ~ 2 bedrooms l1vtng room, lutcheo and bath House remodeled 11 yea rs ago electnc b heal 76 acres m or I With tobac co base CAL l FOR APPOINTMENT AEEOSVILLE·R1ggs Crest Man OI' A spac10u s sph11evcl 5 bedroom homew1th 2 tull baths , t , wood burner . Perma Pane Windows TPC water , FAIRPLAINS, WV DEBORAH SCITES, REALTOR, 446-6806 WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF CITY POOL • 3 STAINMASTER. BERBER. ETC. 1768. CEDAR RANCH HOME : SHuated on 47 acres mil This I'IOmo lealure s 5 BAs, and or on1ce , playroom, 2'1t baths, uU1ty room , calhedral ce~mgs over living roo m dining room and kitchen , conversallon pit In lllllng room wfstone tlreplace Fire and sactufty alarm sys lem Finished !amity room wl lh fireplace , heat pump and cenlral a1r 2 car garage CO'.'ered patio bam wl1h 2 horso stalls and l<lcX room stocked pond Home has appro .. 3000 sq n IIIIIOCJ space and many more amenllles Call lor more lnlormallon t736. COMMERCIAL or RE SIDENTIAL - Pnme location Eastern Ave Opportunly to co mb1ne home and bus1ness Ohio Al11er trontage Very nice 3 bedrm home wfappliances, lull baseman! This 1s a money I Call lor I gracious !lOme located ~ an exclusive area Eleven 1otal rooms with lhree balhrooms Foye r wllh open slak'w1y, lafge ll'iing room with woa<buming llroplace formal ~lng room , gourmet ld1chon, lamlly room and game room share an open fireplace Solanum w~i lei you eflor- Four Seasons Four O'o'erslzed bedrooms Mas1er becYoom Ms cattledral ceiling, Wf'llr1pool bath aM beautiful arcned windows First tloor laundry Attached 2 car garage Two heat pumps wlh backup 5.441 Ac 1'1'\11 II you like indlvlduai"Y your name can be on mallxut OualM1ed Buyers only 100 ROLLS OF BRAND NAME CARPET bedrooms. llvtng room . kitchen balt1 wrth a fam1ly room bed mom and bath 10 basement Two ca1 garage lanced 1n backyard MUST SEE 111 A STATELY HOME· Thai ambraces you as you cross the SA.LI CONDUCTED BY thresh old! Loca ted in Rac1n e, th1s love ly home has 11 alii 4 bedrooms 1 112 bath 2 car garage, large front porch Beautifully' decorated 1 ~ eye ploas1ng c olors Th1s ts a ·~ sl RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. See" home al $45 .900 HAYIIAN ROAD-A 1988 Fleetwood mob1le home lflalos 14X76 Has 3 bedrooms , 2 balhs. new hea1 pump , me1at AUCTIONEER: RICK PEAllSON MASON, WV 773-5785 HOME lN CROWN CITY - 3 bedrooms, lt'ilng room k1tchen bath . full basement central heal and a1r cond1 han 2 car garage Ren~ mobile home on back of lot ut1l1ty budding a 12X32 covered pallo , and a bu1/t 1n stereo and comer hutch Slrnng on appro-. one acre WAS $30,000 CAlL FOR MORE INFORMATION BEAUTIFUL LOG HOUE - 2800 sq NOW $25,000 ~ ol lrvong space 3 Dedrooms 1 I· battl s located on tO acres aM tx:rders Raccoon Creek Green and Galhpol1s schoo ls C:ALL Owner Will nol REFUSE any REASONABLE OFFER· Pomeroy -5 lois w1th a 2 story home Home has 4 bedrooms , d1mng room, and full basement Newer gas furnace TEA MS Cash or Check w1th 10 No1 Respoos1ble tor acodents or ~s ol properry L1cenood and Bonded m Oh10 Kentudly and Wes1 V1rgm~a 166 and a bog one car garage NOW NOW $15,000 IN GALUPOUS - BRICK HOME - 3 bedrooms l1~mg room k1tchen w1th d1mng area 1 bath l1n1shed baseme n! With lam1ly room ba th ut1 i1ty room and a storage room 2 decks and a t6 ' K J2 1n -q round ool and a storage buokloog MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE '" NICE BRICK HOME - Loca1ed •n Butavolle Road ~ 3 b-edroom bvmg room . K.Jtchen With dm1ng area 1 bath ublrty room . and a 2 car garage una!'tac:hed TV Sa1ell1te 1707, OON'T OVERlOOK THIS REAl VAlUE. 3 bednns., vinyl rand1 , LA , dining area ldlchen balh on llrs1 floor Divided basemen1 w/4 rms . lam11y rm sto rage, laundry, work area, 112 ba1h and oulsioe ""enlry Covered dedo:, carpon al'l(1 garage Garage has 220 electriC lo wort on car aoo !rucks 1r.? acre mil with beautllui trees Lol cit y u111111es City sch oo l ~ ranch home and carport , oultluildln!)S garden spo1 1 ac mo1 $24 000 1638 lAKEVIEW lOTS Choice lots wllh spectarula r v1ew You Wlt:l wan! more than one Oak maple , dogwood and evergreen lrtWlS mak e 11~s a suburban paradi se Also lois tronllng on While Ad Easy access to all oU1 lois and subdiviSion lOis via Lakeview Court on app ro.,.ed lownshlp owned and ma1n1alne d road U111111es ava il able REDUCED COME ON .. BUY MEl Th1s hom e 1s begg1ng lor an owner l Located 1n Middleport th1s 2 s tory home has 3 bedroom s, a full basemen t. wood floors. ong1nal wooctwork . large front porch goodlocat1on Needs some work Bulalonly$14 000 11 has GREAT potent1all TO SELL' AI $19 900 IT S A STE AL' Diroi~n _ Owner ~n.>nang with do~ . p&y· men t. approx 7 m1les from Gallipolis Ideal location . Excellent cond1 t10n, ovel1ooks Blue Lake and Raccoon Creek , 23 ft. trav el tra1ler, lUndeck , rural waiQr, sepbc system , and eleclnc f1sh1ng, boatmg huntmg or Just relaXIng 1514 1780 CHOICE NEIGHBORMOOO plus to shoWing, hO!pHal, etc lovely home ot1ers 3 bedrms ld1 , tamly rm COfOO, 2 balM, anache<S garage and 1n-ground pool The lol backs up to a wooded ar ea and o11ers prNacy1 1735. SUBURBAN RANCH - FHA· VA, a very nice 3 bedrm . bath country k11 , LA and tam1ly rm w/hmplace . 1 ac rM S4 5 000 Rodney 8 Ad rlmmoo~lle sale 3 bednn . bath gas heat carport Approx y, of GRANDE - Home an acre Boau1Hul1rees and spolt o build a new home LOCilled on SR :15 $30 000 1630 EXCELLENT APARTMENT BLDG INVESTMENT . Good mor~ey maker IN TOWN Large apt bldg wllh 3 two bedroom apts , 2 one bedrm apt plus a conage wllh 1wo apanmen1s Thi s property has been well maWialned Reduced pnce VACANT LOT 92/100 OF AN 1779. MEIGS CO. FARM Loc a1 ed on SA 160 Restorab le 3 bedrm bnck home wtbasomcn1 Also a I 979 Academy mobile home has 2 bedrms kl1 dlmng area LA and batn barn wlslalls. tool ~hed chldten hOuse 50 ac IT\I1 moslty llllable Reduced 1o 1750 HANDYMAN SPE CIAL - MAKE OFFER land conlract You II go bad In lime 1f you lrve 1n \hiS ~n;~e 2 story hOme , 3 beorms balh kll dining rm ullllty rm ceHar Bam w lapp ro~ 314 ol an acre ACRE-CWNER ANANCING . Gre at ptaoe to, bUild a new home (a Dream H ome) or place a tra1ler on 1s lot. The Rural Water Syste m and Eleclnc Serv~ce IS ava~lable at the property. 270 leellronlage along Eno-Vwtlon A.lad $50s 1699 BUSINESS OFACES & SALESROOM FOR LEASE DOWNTOWN, 2ND AVE., CLOSE TO COURT HOUSE ll762. FOUR BEDROOM HOM E, 2 BATHS - Hoom.,. ranch llome localed in I he cou ntry EX1ensl11e work completed as loUows new Thermo ABslde windows , sacurty doo~ slcel 51dng heavy rool k1t . ceram1c !Ue entry eX\ended ml o the k1l chen 16x5:l duck ce menl walks and pad See lh1~ home and stop looking elSeWhere nag LE.lSE l 000 sq yd and h.·we ~ o ur own carpel shOp Very goOO sa les Cal tor 001a1ls ll741 . MIOOLEPORT ANYONE? - $23,000 will bu~ this e Kcepli ona ll~ nlco 3 btldrm I I', batll s 2 slory h0ffi9 Lovely oow carpel, rango washer and dryer 11, car garage Ne al and cloan home located 507 S ~camore Sl $26 000 1788 5 to 9 ACRES Mi\.. 6 miles Irom GallipoliS Call tor price and loeaiOO CALL FOR APPOINThtENT OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS Real Estate General 1n2 HIDDEN TREASURE - Surprtsir.gty low pnce ot $110,000 More tllan 5,000 sq n o! 1111 1ng space and large rms throughou1 ThiS well construded home otter s 4 bedrms 2 baths, upper aM \ower liVIng . 2 l'l't> lirepi aces, lam lly rm , buill 1n kitchen wihalborue 2 car garage 1st lloor I :l bedroom!, 2 bath!, LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE REEDS VI LLE· 1 lloor blockitmme home w1th 2 bed rooms 1 c.:1.r garage roar sc rooncd porch celi1ng !an s & produce bu1ldong $18 000 RA CINE · 1 floor plan home w1th 3 bedrooms FAN G Heal new porch floor1ng storage bu1ld1ng Close 10 town easy access t o shopp1ng $ t 5 500 POMEROY· One tloor plan lrame home w1th 4 rooms. hardwood & carpot lloon ng hreplace new v1nyl s1d1ng & w1nng added 1n sula110n and fenced yard ASKING $24 900 WE NEEO LISTINGS! WE HAVE BUYERS LOOKING FOR MEIGS COUNTY PROPERTIES IIF YOUWANTTO SELL CALL AND WE'LL GET YOU LISTED .. 992·2259 HENRY E. CLELAND . TRACY BRINAGER . JEAN TRUSS ELL.. .. OFFICE .................. . PH. 446·7699 or 446·9539 .. . . . . """"' . ... ' ......... 992-6191 .. 949-2439 .949·2660 992-2259 NEED A SMALL BUSINESS BUILDING1 wanl lo slart ~our own busmess m langsVIne It's a moo bulldmg on approx 1 aae lot Has wa1er sewage and restroom BUilt to state regulaboos WAS $30,000 Locat•d on Rr 7 REDUCED NOW ONLY S34 900 00 HOME AND 2 ACAE S U ot L - 3 bedrooms 1 bath !rv1ng room k1tchen fireplace and unfm1sned basemen· NOW $20,000 PRICED AT $36 500 MIDDLEPORT-Th1s rwo story home 1s loaded w1th charac ter lrom 1ts beaubfu l open sta1rway 1o tho w1dc oak base boards . crown moldi ng. arch doorways corn1ce Ooards firep lace and handmade k1tdlen cabinets It also ha s 3 bcd10oms 1 1/2 baths and full basement FOR SALE - 40 ac res farm localed 8 m1les ott S1aiB Route 141 on L1ncoin P1ke The home has 7 IOOfT15 and bath There 1S a bam and othe1 outbu1kings Als o a 1arm pond artd tobacro baw 100 ACRES M or l on Foondty Ru:jge 1n Cl a~ Twp Water and electn c a'o'a.labie Pnced at $32 SOO 00 ALL FOR $48,000 CHESTER -Oak H1ll Road The perfect place to sta rt a FARM Th1s 55 acres has 1ts own barn s pond and tree GAS. w11h Ete c & water a~aliable S32,500 LOC ATED IN GALUPOUS - Yine Street - 4 1ental units good 1ncome property Call tor more ~ntormatJon HOUSE IN GALUPOUS - 3 room'i and bath wa lk1ng d1>;tanc.e to s.chools and siOfQ5 Prtced al S16 CXXl 00 TUPPERS PLAINS -Mane Sl A 4 bdrm ranch w1th a large fam 1ly room Also has 2 b~ lois and oulbU1Id1ng and patm The houue IS well 1nsulated lreshly pa1n!ed and newl~ carpe1ed 1m.100 Has newer root and vmyl S1 d1ng OOTIIE TURNER , Brok01 ... BRENDA JEFFERS . . .. DARLINE STEWART ... SANDY BUTCHER.......... . .... . .... SHERYL WALTERS , Cheshire ...... . ~ (EUreka) , 30'.-.:36' block bu1ld1ng w1t h storage 1n basement 70ft frontage on Rt 7 lot runs lo Oh •o R1ver Was used as conven1ent mart DRAST ICALLY GREEN A CRES - Two \ots t Ia rye 18".1&1 home s1te $34,900 .992·5692 .992·305li 992-6365 ...992-5371 367-0421 WE HAVE BUilDING LOTS •n Romey Votage II Call lor me .nlormaoon --f - FOR YOUR CONVENIENCf mY~ OUil TOLL FREE NUMBER t:J l-""<).194·10i6 = t 1787 PRIME DEVELOPM ENT LAND Land la ys well Older 2 slory home w1\h 4 bedrooms and bulldmgs Home in oood of repair 121 ac m!1 Ca ll lor W:Jcahon and pnce lor,614446-2532. 1991 Ford Ranger XLT Air, $6,295, 1989 Ford Rang•r XLT $4,995, 1988 Ford &ronco II XLT, $5,995, 1987 Dodge Oakou $2,995, 1988 Nlsun P u $2,995 , 1988 Nlssan King Cab PU ; 1987 Ford F-150 PU; 1987 CMC P.U , 1988 Samun $3,995, 1987 Ford ll660 REDUCED S25,000 - 2 or 3 bedrms , kit , range ret SU!l>OI'Ch lull base man! and garage Well 1nsu laled V'rew ol Oh1o River • Rangor P.U. 12,695, 1987 Ch"Y s-10 PU. $2,795, 1986 Nl.,an 4' 4• P.U. $2,695 · 1984 Tovo 1• P U , 1987 Toyou h4 P U (Soma Damag•l $2,600, 1980 Ford 414 PU $1,800 1986 Ford PU $2,700 1979Ford Ford P U Cab A1r, $1, ~95 ,, 197i P U. Club $1 ,195, B&O Aulo Sales Hwy 160 N 614-446-6865 Fu ll S 1U 197'9 Ford F·150, 2NJD , 300, 6 = o r , Auto, PS, Solid Truck, Condltionl $1,500 Firm Call 8 AM - 9 PM 614· 256 -1443 73 Vans &4.WD's 7620 74 Motorcycles 1982 Kawasaki 550 LTO 4 Cylinder, Low Mllu, Very Good Condit ion, 614-256 ·192 4 OR INVESJMENT - 3 bed rooms 2 sl ory , 1'/, bath, partial base men! clf't wat erandsewer Dooplol 85~ 1 70 n54 SECL UDED COllAG E FOR TWO - 2 bedroo ms large LA lull ba th . ea l In ~li chen 2 porches new repa1rs ha11e ooen mArie 10 mallo Ill is a comlor1able home S20,000 Rt\IER FRONT LOT WI CABIN $6,000 75 Boats & Motors 1769. VERY NICE HOME 1ocaled In Cheshire Twp This home tealures app 1:144 sq II 3 large bedwoms. 1 A ba ths lull base melll and 1 car ooraoe Make appo1n1men11o soo thiS AMrllclrwe hOme 1766 BUSINESS FOR SALE 30x50 block gara90 with 2 car garage bays SlAl E APPROVED W1rod tor 110 and 220 serv1ce lnvo ntorv o! aar aoe and on1ce OQU ipmen l on l1le Holly Pa 11<. mobile home 65• 14 like ne w Home lind business Sllua1ed on 4 k!ls Ca ~ 1or price and IOCallon t760. IN· TOWN - 2 or 3 bedrooms. 1 balh, living room !amity room, saleUile diSh wlh equlpmenl $,40 1988 Blja Sport ,96 WI4S4 mo1or, metal llakt pain1, mint cond, $12,900 304-675-4118. 76 Auto Pans & Campers & 614-4411-4083. Coachmen Mini motor hom•. 46-\ Ford, Will~- gen.,.tor, garage k•pt, 304-4~106& • ._ 1727 lEVEl TO ROLLING LAND - 3 pac kages 11) 2 ac wooded front s on Rl 35 cable, rural walor C&S alec a... auable (2) 3 acs (1 wooded) 160 lrontage, .2 acs deared (3) 5 acs on lop all deared 1200. GREEN TWP. anDTi SUBD., WITH VERY Nl BRs. LA kolchon. balh & hall 2 car garage, '!! iii "" 1150. OWNER HAS GIVEN THIS HOME LOTS OF CARE - 3 BAs, ba lh, kolc ~ •n, LR. fireplace . I car una ttached garage fireplace r NICE HOME LOCATED IN PATIIIOT QUiet n•rgh bomood, 85x172 lol, 3 BR. bath. LR kitchen, n1ce carpet, attached garage wlopener 1764. FARM ON ROC KLICK RD.- Thl!l home has 80 ac approx 25001 tOOacco base, 2 bams, 36x56 All mineral rtghl s Included wilh proper1y Call tor C)etalls 1783 2 STOR¥ FARM HOUSE - Total ol 7 rooms, viny l sided largo lol size 66x166. 1 car garage 16K2•. nice home or use as a rell al S14 ,000 00 60T H lor $39.000 home 1n lown and my owners are offenng me al a good pn ce At1mcbve k1tchen dmmg area, OW, ove n range, d1spl , LA , large bath wllaundry, gas heat, cent a1r, ce11ing fans, la rge fenced back yard for lhe kids or pets 1752. SPACIOUS MODULAR (VInd•le) with J BA. lg lR OR ldlchen With dining area, range , re1 , aw, disposal. elec heal AC , 2 balhs (1 showerO eno nnous FA, woodbumer (heats onllre house) 2 car garage, hrg rouM pool, enck>sod patiO on 1 OB acre m/1 ely schOols Can and "'I us show ~ou lh1s home wllh very comfortable liVing 1193. GOOD IN-TOWN LOCAnON- Just a block from glllCIIry stORI Nice homo olfe"' LR, kilchan, BRs, ba1h, largo Iron I porch 1245. WOULD YOU LIKE TO GET OUT BY YOURSELf? ~ Thos coukl be lfle place , ·-•. '· 1782. BUY SEPARATE OR PACKAGE DEAl 6 14-24&-56n, 114·1192~293 . l5' 5th wMtl, forced drat1 furnace, AIC, rtlrlg.ltrMzer, full bath, good condiUon. $5,400. 1 8 ac mll (220 11 fr on tage) Wllh 14 x70 Oakwood Class1c mobile ~ome With 2 BAs LA kitchen (Q ak cab/nels) wl1h dining a1ea 2 lull bath s u!ll1ty rrn elec HP CIA 1 car garage oul bldg Place lor p1cn1Ckmg or boallng on lowm odge ol propeny on the nver 1his propArty IS 1n A· 1 cof"td i11on Calllo see '' ' .. t710 . lO CATED ON 2nd business onlces or neat clean home 2 bedrms, ~ . 1g dining rm , equipped kit chen lull basemen1 Partclng In the rear Priced lo seU Budget Tr~nsmlulont, UMd I rebuilt, .tartlng at $81; front whttl drive .t:artlng 11 $149 00 Motor Homes •. ~ 11695 SP ACIOUS OOUBLEWIOE RANCH wnh 3 BR LA DR kit wlbar range. rei , lg lron1 porch back clack niec heal pump , CIA, 2 ca r garage ? ca r carpol1 on 1 ac mil S40s 1781 . NEW LISTING. A SUPER BU'Y Is what thi s lovely al brick 2- 3 BR ranch Is wlh aat ·ln ldl chen carpel t ;, baths, fu el oil he at, A./C 5hlngled root. carport, lull bsmt on 1 ac m11 In a qu1el neigtbOmood CaM tor local ion $54 ,900 00 Accessories 79 ·. 1173. SELLER WANTS TD RELOCATE ~ 1201 OWNER HAS TOLD US TO BRING N1 ce m1n1 farm lor the family 3 BR homA offers 2 baths LA. DR. k1tchen and othe1 extras Owner says bnng us an offer AN OFFER - Very mce home locarec on SR 35 near hosp4tal and shopp~ng 3 BP.s LR. k1tchM Oath artach9d garage a very 1715 GET MUCH MORE when you buy 1hls freshly paln1cd 3 BA ranch w1th LA. ~li chen wllh dkl area range , ret , I Y, baths, elec BB lleat AIC lrult trees, pa110 and in &Kcel enl condition 40 s 1986 Laser Bus Boal, S4 ,000 614-379-2744 Srrw '· ' ' ' M767. FOR SALE OR TRADE - Brick ranc h hOme loaturlng 3 bedrooms 1'/,baths basement, aM 1 car garage Siluated on Q 816 ac ml Owner wiU lrade tor homfl in 1he coun1ry lor Sale 1989 Four Wlnns 18n QsMn Bow Tralltf. 175 HP 110 OMt 8 Cyl Ski Equipment, Boat Cowers, Tnllar Tire, Othar Extra·• Mint Condition, Included G•r•g• K1pl . 18,000. !14-446-7904 -. TAKE A LOOK ANO YOU WILL BE SURPRISED TO FINO this doublewld o rarteh 10 he more tnan just what you are looking tor Perteclly harmonized In every way LA/FA, DR 3 BR 2 balhs eloc HP, CIA on approK 1 ac Ml1 Ca" loday 1678 FOR A YOUNG COUPLE OR COUPLE WHO ARE YOUNG M HEART • You can aflord thiS 3-4 BR ranch wi1h LA eat-I n kitc hen bath ret . range FR gas heal CIA on one acre Ml\. Call for mo re 1nln 1982 Yam1h1 750 Vlra~, 15.000 mUtt, drlv• shaft dr1111n, 304· 675-2524 or 675-5755 Hond.s 250X 4 Whaa lar Ho111a Accessories Elcallon1 Condl 11onl $2 ,500. 614-446-1'644 IL 1791 . NEW liSTING. RIVERFRONT PROPERTY 17 ~5 1987 Chevy 1'11 lop conver51on van low mllat , $9700, 61 4 992 t698 . NEW LISTING. BLUE LAKE ESTATES 14'x64 mobile homo wnll 14 •1 7 e~epando .2 BH kit dl111ng aroa , balh, LR, screene d porch ove rto~klnQ croo k Floallng dOCk, carport Cable a11a lablo $20's 1662. OUALITY·LOCATION-SPACE - TtMs homo has all the qua~lles ol a trlendly home almosphOre 3 large bedroo ms , office, 2 lull baths. llvlng roo m w11h llreplace, elec heat pump and cenl a1r This bnck Cape Cod home has app 1800 sq t1 and overlooks the Oh10 ANer s~ualed on 2'/. aCJes rM Proper1y also features a J6x4B metal Ouldlng ann a 14x24 buildirx:J tor a smaM buslrless PR ICE AcDUCFD Call tor more lntormalloo cabrn et wrth bm and others. large bakers cabrnot 87" hrgh , pre sale wrlh orrgrnal lins 60" hrgh, 3 Brunswrck lloo r model radro. DIAN CALLAHAN, RE~LTOR, 446-6806 EUNICE NIEHM, REALTOR, 4-tG-1697 992-2259 POMER O Y· Remode led home 1n town with a large lo t 3 4 bedr ooms carpet nloctr 1c B B heal OWNER WANTS 675-7859aftO< 6·30PM es ol Englrsh blue wrllow chrn a. approx 20 preces of bl u e c h.1na. depr ess.on g 1ass , b axes o 1 g 1assw a re, pots. pans krtchen utensrls. old pho1o album 1B70's lo llow Eves. VIRGINIA SMITH, BROKER, 388·8826 $41 ,90000 DON'T DElAY SEE ITTOOAY' 1983 Chevy C-60, 16t1 bed wlaid•rtcks, new engine , $6,500, looks & runs great , 304· kept , low•rMI . must st~ , 614992·3065 after 5pm, Brenl Zirkle was hstands wrlh towe l bars , oak llalwall krtchen cabrnels, walnut wall hangrng what -n ot shell organ top oak Irons heads press back oftrce swrval charr & others . bentwood offr ce c ha~r rockers. oak se rpentrn e Iron! dres ser wf1g mrrro r oak dresser rn orrgm al varn rsh. oak se rpen tme !r ont hrghboy FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 8 PM 304-675-2332 Ohio. C razy Ou 1n 1990 , very decorated 3 ga Donahoe c r ock , p lus a lot mo re o ld ston e w a re, approx 30 p 1ec - denlrsl work table wrth seve ral drawers. oak Middleport. OH 1991 Z28 auto 5.7 $13 ,500 1990 Sunblrd auto 4 door $5,900 DATE: SAT., APRIL 11, 1992 at 12 NOON desk 36" x 66", wall hung walnut telephone . oak 205 North Second Ave . EVERYTHING MUST BE REMOVED DAY OF lmmaculat•. 814-388-9653. ANTIQUES - HOUSEHOLD 1846 (overlef, Kyger, Ohio Stone Jar w/writiag. sma ll top lo ad oak rcebox. large walnut executrve AUCTION AUCTIONEEA"S NOTE Vohlcloa Aro low Milos And PUBLIC AUCTION slack oak bookcases beaulrlul lg walnu t knoc kdown wa rdrobe wilh Burr doors beaul rful NEW FURNITURE OVER 675-2790. 1989 LeBaron convertiabl•, one owner, •••H,.r ln1erior, all pow1r, whitt on whMt, 26,000 miles , Turbo GT paekage, 111,500. or will trade tor full slz• Bronco or Bluer, 304-675-3378. Tim Wat.on, Realtor - 446-2027 New Curved Glass China Cabillels New Ltvrng Room Surles, Recliners , Dinenes, Elc PLUS A Load 01 Ne'N MerChandise M HOWERY'S ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLE SALE Saturday, Aprll11, 1992; 11 :(iil A .M. McArthur, Ohio at the VInton Co. fair grounds on S.R. 93 North. Outsta ndrng oak seClelary 77" tal l4 1 1/2' wrde double mrrror, claw lee t and heavy carv1ng. n1ce oak hall seal . 54" round oak (lg ) claw looted I able square 5 legged oak table wrlh several leaves, hoosrer krtchen cabrn et wrth brn. sel lers krtchen 6 1~ · Mowrey's Upholstering servk:· ing lrl coun1 y area 26 years. The besl In turni1ure upholsllrlng Call 304 -6 75-~154 tor tree asllmaltl CR~I~ I~ PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE 1~.~ Allen C. Wood, Rultor111roker-446-4523 Ken Morgan, Reeltor1Broker~971 Moae C..terbury, Reo~llor 446 3408 Je.anette Moore, Realtor"'"'§l;-17 45 LARGE CARPET& Upholstery Real Estate General = @ 32 Locust Street, Gallipolis 446·1066 Cieri $2,095; 1988 Ford Taurus $2,895, B&O Auto Salts Hw-w. 160 N 614-446-6865 . wholeule r~t=im::•:A:p:ri:l:1:3:th:r:u:t:6:,=============~~Both evenlnqs f Oh 0 B dad S =====U:c:e:n:a:ed=an:d=:o:"==:la:t:o:o=='= 87 , - - - - c - - - -- - . \:!J'l_UUlr ~ (:J~ 1 Wood ~a{ty, Inc . Real Estate General OFACE 992·2886 Carter's Plumbing Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio 614 -446-3888 Small Plumbing Jobs Done 379-2921 Sunday Times-Sentlnei-Page--07 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, WV Real Eslate General Gr1nd Pn,w; $1,795, 1985 Olds 1988 Subl!ru wagon, loaded, redue•d prk:t $JQ50, 1988 Dodge Lancer auta, u cond, $3950, 1985 to~ott MR2, ex eond, eunrool, $4300, 1989 Subaru 4 dr Hdan, ••· cond ., auto, $4950, lhlf 6pm, 614-949- 1992 R11ldenllel or oommtrelll wiring, ntw ttrvlct or rtpalra. M•-'" UctnNd tltclrlclan Ridenour Eltc1rlcal, WV00030S, 304.4375-1186 1987 Ford EXP $2,595; 1986 1990 Blaztr Full Silt 4x4, Sli· veredo Loadtd, $14,800. 1969 OWNERs-LEADING CREEK WATER OIST. DAN SMITH-AUCTIONEER 94!1-2033 5, Electrical & Refrigeration Ford Escort S W ; 1986 Oodgt CHG $1 159!; 1983 PonUac Fiberglass camper lop Canon 270 Fax mach1ne (614) 698-7231 /7 April 5, 1992 Plumbing & Heating Real Estate General ,..1 12,415, 1989 NIIUn Stntra $1,895, 1987 Mu.-ang $2,395; Wood 3 pt B1 lly Goat mower w/ch ams e. dresser w tmrrror Davia S.w· Vac Servk:e, Georgas dMIIIik Ad . Parts, supplltt, pickup, and dell'ltr'1· 614· 446.(1294. 23 LOCUST ST. Flroblrd $3,295; 1989 Ford Fn- 62 Ron'• TV Strvlct, specializing In Zenl1h also Hrvlclng most olher b111ncls Hou" calla, tlso somt 1pptlane• npalrt WV 304-576·2l9B Ohio 814-446-24 54 II.ESIDENTIAL ·INVESTMENTS· COMMERCIAL . FARMS Ctltbrlty $3,895; 1987 Pontiac 245-11152 537-8528. Of!_ tr-':..__. .·/fl · !'Ji>) ~, .c:retned roome, put up vlny aiding or tralltr akl"lng. 814- A111111on Motora, rtpilred . Ntw & rt-buln motora In IIOCk, RON EVANS, JACKSON, OH 1-800. 1888 Ford Mustang $3,7'9S , 11188 1989 N1sun Senlrl, Brlghl Red, 2 Door, Air CondiUonlng, 5 Speed , Vtry Oaptndablt Car, $4,5()0 Or 110163 Par Monlh 614-446-7604. ! Curtla Home lmprovtmtnts· Y11r1 Elp.rlance On Older & Ntwtr Hornet. Room Additions, Found1tlon Work, Aoollng, Kitchens And Btlht, Fret Ee· tln\lttsl Rtftrtnc:tt, No Job Too Big Or Sm1111 814-387-0~6 84 Home Improvements Will build p1U0 OOVIrt, dtokll JET Rea I Estate General Mllea, Air, PS, PB, 5 Speed, New Paint, Black & Sliver, S2,SOO 614-441-0235 g..3 30 2225 6 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 81 Home Improvements 1988 Nlssan 200 SX Exctllt,nt condition. Low mllt•g• Loaded Security 1ystem $5925 304 - PUBLIC AUCTION chest , oak 411er stack -o n bookcase, 81 Home April ~ 2 story farmhouse, good lamlly home (Jr renta l invest men! Large detached buUding 28lf24 Co uld 00 used as an ema Income apanmenl, or nice workshop lot size 66x166 Extra lot wllh prop&rly .. •. . "- NEW LISTING: A SUPER BUY is what this lovely al brtdl, 2·3 BR mach Is, w• h eal-in U chen carpel, 1'1, bath9 . luol oil heal, aC, shingled root carport , lull llasement on 1 ac Mfl In a quiet nelgttloftlood ca. lork>Catlon $54 ,900 00 86x166 $26.00000 173Q NEW liSTING. TREES, TREES, AND ME TREESII 12 acres mt1 Also 2 OR home with greal room, !lreplace kitche n bath patio and nice backyard U76 10·12 ACR ES MIL BEAUTIFUL ROLliNG LAND can be dlvldod also and purchased as !allows 1 2 acres wooded. (2) 3 acres ( 1 ac wooded and 2 acs cleared) . (3) 5 acs deared, and (41 tolal acreage ol 10. 12 acres ml1 $35,000 .•'-.' .._ . •' . ' ' ' beautiful log h ome ofters 4 BAs (master bedroom has a fireplace) , 2 'h baths . LA wiFP, ki tchen, d1n1ng room. FA Second old home on property 11 2 5 acres. ml1 1224. TAKE A LOOK AT THISII ~ localod on Second Ave ., walk to store, church . school and • • OVER Wllh th1s large home Situated across from GAHS thiS home o ffe r-1 5 BAs .. 4 baths, kitchen, LA, 16•16 FR II you wont extra room th11 11 the one for you. 1316, MEIGS CO .. 240 A m/1, Bedford and C hester Twp Old ongmal log h ome w1th ack.htJOn added Dnll ed well, coun ty wate r available Has been owned by same fam1ly for 4 genarabons FR , 3 BAs, 2 baths , gas haaVcen1Ial10r 1172. UNCCLN PIKE - NEW USTI~G - 3 BR ran c h, tenc~ 1n yard for pets or chtldren , beaublul covered deck, bam stylo utility bldg . affordably pnoed . Raccoon La~go Creek. Great tor a mob 1le home prne trees on 3 sides. All klvol . New on tho market 3 BA home 1n town K 1tchen LR, DR, larg e 2 car garage, gas heal , cen l au Call ier more dc1a1ls Raccoon Twp Garners Ford Ad Pond and barn , lovely place for a new home 1305. 30.5 AC . MIL. 1578. LARGE FARM • 38E aero mn, 55x1 10 ponds , tobacco base Ca ll fo r deta ils bam . 3 bath laundry Pr~ ced for begmners Gr&en 1154 NICE STARTER HOME~ Localod 1usl al les s Very ntc e mnch style borne oft ers J or 4 bedrooms, LA. kitchen, bath , lull basement . carpet dec k , garage, s1d1ng Tobacco base and toba cco bom Additional land the edge of town Th1s home features 3 bedrooms, bath. llvmg room ~ 1 tc hen . d1mng room end n lull basement F1ve mmutes to EXCELLENT INVESTMENT PROPERTY ~ 4 SALE - 3.4 ACRES, mil, rn lho crty of Galhpohs Frootl on V10ton St, Neal Ava & SR 160 (fonner site of atodc: sale) Home on details 1209. RIO GRANDE AREA - 2 87 acros mil, lovely 2 story home with 3 BA s, 1Y, baths, okrlchen, LA Ideally locat.d noar now hi!11way 1292. 6.49 A., mA. Section 34 Raccoon Twp, lronls on SR 325 $25,000 --""" 1146. 658 FOURTl1 AVENUE ~ J BAs 1' oaths . lu1chen Wrung room LA gas hBal car pet, dosa to ~PPfl9 M~d s.chooi s School 1203. OHIO TOWNSHIP - 53 Y, acres. mom or property at present offers 7 nn s , 2 baths. new k1lchen. new Windows. Call for more shopprng, 2 slory horne oWors kolchon, LR , DR. 1228..98 A. MIL (Hobart Dillon SuM-along ........ • 1235. LET YOUR IMAGINATION TAKE STOP!!' 1697 'NICE HOllE, EDGE DF TOWN, LOTS OF POSSIBILITIES ~ LA. kolchen . DR. 3 BRs. 1190. RIVERVIEW FROII YOUR OWN BACKYARD- Very n~ee al bnck home oilers 3 BAs. LA wlf1roplac& equ1pped k11che n lul 1 basement downtown 1246. PRIVACY SEEKERS LOOK AT THIS ONEI - Large log home can be purchased With 162 acres or 2 acres Tlus home o~ers 4 BAs, 3 baths . equ1pped krtchen . LR FR 2 fireplacas, heat pump/cent a1r ( backup system) . overs1Zed 2 car anached garage Frontage on Raccoon Creek 1510. WHITE ROAD ~ 20 acres mn, vacant land, approx I m1le lrom Cha rola1s La ke 1540 GET COZY IN FRONT DF THE FlREPLACE - Anractrve home o f'lers J BRs. bath, k.Jtch&n, 1M4 fam1ty room With hreplace and IMng home Wlth hreplace S11uated on 1 12 am. ml1 EJCmA NICE MOBILE HOllE FOR SALE ~ '86 Holy Part 14x72. 2 BAs LA. k•1Chen DR , cent a~r and lots ol ertm tea turns $20,000 1596. KICKER ROAD - Lol oonlaons 824 aclll m11. water tap and sepb c tank on propeny IlK. S21,90tL .Eu,. Heighta, 3 8R lR krlt;hon , balh. IIAI~I �AEP's clean coal research work recognized COlUMBUS - Amfrican Electric Power Savice C<X)Xlration has WilD an award for energy research and de-.elopment from tbe National Energy Resources Organization (NERO) for worl: at Ohio Power Company's Tidd Pressurized Auidized Bed Combustion DemonSiralilla Plant in Brilliant, Ohio. "We are delighted to aa:ept this honor from NERO, especially lw•IY it m:ognizes the role tr;:hnology plays in l:ceping coal available as a major source of fuel for the elec:IJic power indusuy ," said Richard E. Disbrow. AEP Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. AEP will receive the award at NERO's annual banquet May 6 at the Willard Hotel in Washington, D.C. NERO, a non-profit association fanned in 1975 to bring together individuals and groups actively engaged in fostering nalional energy activities, annually recognizes outstanding achievement Tidd was nominated for the award by J. E. "Jacl:" Katlic, senior vice president-fuel supply for the AEP Service Corporation, who is also chairman of the National Coal Association. The Tidd PFBC Demonstration Plant is the first of its kind in Nath America . Designed and built by American Electric Power Service Corp., it cost $15 million and has a generating capacity of 70 megawatL•. Ohio Power, the owner of the Tidd plant, is an operating subsidiary of American Electric Pow~. The U.S. Department of Energy has contnbuted $60.2 million toward the Tidd project, and the Ohio Coal Development 011-.ce has provided $10 million. The Tidd PFBC plant burns Ohio high-sulfur coal in combinaboo wtth dolomtte, a type of limestone. The dolomite captures S02 during the combustion process, elimin~ting the need for flue -gas scrubbers, which capture S02 after combustion. Other NERO award winners included: • Henson Moore, White House Growth continues at Ohio Valley Bank GALLIPOLIS · The biggest stocl: sale in the history of Ohio Valley Bani:, expansion into new markets and capital improvements were detailed during OVB's 1992 annual shareholders meeting April I. After Morris E . Haskins wei· corned shareholders and introduced the bank's directorS; President and Chief Executive OffJCer James L. Dailey introduced officers of the company and recognized special ~ts: DanielE. EvmiS.~ of the Boanl of Bob Evans Farms, Inc. ; Daniel Fronk, Bob Evans Farms. Inc . director and Semor Executive V1ce President of the Ohio Company in Columbus; Rob Lucas, Bob Evans Farms, Inc . director and attorney with the law f11111 of Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease of Columbus; Randy Anstine and Dave Jacoby fran the account· mg firm of Ernst and Young in Columbus. After Seni<Jr Vice President C. Leon Saunders read the notice of the annual meeting, Executive Vice President Jeffrey E. Smith reported the statement of income which showed the bani: recording record earnings for the lith straight year with net income of S1.8 million dollars and net income per share of S395 During the president's address, Dailey carefully explained how the acquisition of the former C1v1c Savings Offices took place last summer and the growth potential of the markets served by those offJCes in Jackson and Waverly. He illus· trated to the shareholders how OV B was able to acquire offices, deposits and loans m the Jackson and Pike County markets for substanially less than through conventional means. Dailey discussed the stock sale which shareholders approved fol · lowing his remarks. The 102,000 shares represents the biggest offering ever by the 120-year-<>ld bani: . The sale will generate over S3.8 million to further strengthen the bani:· s capital position. Plans also were announced for OVB to form a one bank holding company (B HC). The shareholders were told of the cuncnt econom1c advantages thai bank holdmg companies enJOY along with some ex amples of growth opportun1Ues when a BHC IS formed . Dailey said he CJipects a meeting of the share· holders to be called to foon a BHC sometime during the th~rd quamr of t 992. Shareholders addwonally were told about the bank's continumg building program The new S7'i0,000 offiCe recenUy was com· pleted at R1o Grande, while construCtion IS scheduled to begm thiS summer at the Waverly Office to add more room and vault space Dailey added· "S wdiCs are current· ly beginning 10 decode what addi tions need to be made at Jackson Pike. That office. if independent, would be the third largest bank on Gallia County ." Dailey coocluded by comparing Ohio Valley Bank to its much larger competitors dur1~g the C1vic Savmgs acqwsoLJon . Our conversion went many umcs smoo ther and cleaner. Success comes from factors other than SIZe. The quality of our management wa.1 far more important than the sne of their organization m detenn1nmg cffo ciency." Dailey continued, "Strength and , agility will outperf~nn sheer bulk ev~me .. thJS teams performance was better because they were better trllincd, wcrled harder and always strive to provide the best possible April 5, 1992 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, wv Page D8 Sunday Times-Sentinel 10 565,000. Directors elected to a one year term were: Keith R. Brandeberry, W. Lowell Call, James L. Dailey, Robert H. Eastman, Merrill L. Evans, Morris E. Haskins, Frank H. Mills, Jr., Warren F. Sheets and Jeffrey E. Smith . C.H. (Casey) McKenzie will continue as director emeritus. At the board's organizational meeting, the followmg officers were elected: James L. Dailey, president and chief e~ecutive officer: Jeffrey E. Smith, executive vice president and chief operating officer: Morris E. Haskins, senior vice president; C. Leon Saunders, senior vice president, cashier and trust officer: Wendell B. Thomas, vice president and senior loan officer; Madge E. Boggs, vice president and controller; Wayne L Niday, vice president and funds management; Sue Ann Bostic, assiStant vice president for retail marketing services: Patricia L Davis, assistant vice presi· dent and manager of Operations Center: Michael D. Francis, assistant vice president, Loan Adminis tration and compliance officer: Katnnka V. Hart, assistant vice president and Manager Installment Lending; Larry E. Lee, assistant v1ce president for teller operations and secunty officer; Jennifer L. Osborne, assistant vice president and Manager Residential Real Estate; Richard D. Scott, assistant vice president and trust officer: Phyllis P. Wilco~on. assistant vice president and director of personnel: Delsie J. Bur~ess, assistant cash1er and trust admmistrator: Michael C. Davis, assistant cashier and manager Rio Grande Office: Manin M. Dean, assistant cashier and financial analyst; Sandra L. Edwards, assistant cashier and data processing officer: Hugh H. Grnharn, Jr., assistant cashier and mortgage loan closing officer and credit coun selor: William J. Gray, asststant cashier and director of media and public relations; Robert T. Hen· nesy, assistant cashier and manager indirect lending; E. Richard Mahan, assistant cashier and man· ager secured commercial lending; Bryan W. Martin, assistant cashier and administrative services officer; N. Kathryn Massie, assistant cashier and training officer; Billy J. Meadows, assistant cashier and martlll!er of special services; Larry E. Miller , assistant cashter and internal auditor; B. Kaye Moore, assistant cashier and manager of the Jackson office; Linda L. Plymale, assistant cashier and proof and transit officer: Tom R. Shepherd, assistant cashier and manager of customer service: Patricia A. Strickland, assistant cashier and manager of the Waverly office; Molly K. Tarbet!, assistant cashier and manager of the mini bank and Goorge E. Woodward, Jr., assistant cashier and manager of the Jackson Pike office. Deputy Chief of Staff, will receive the Distinguished Service Award for his efforts to increase energy awareness in Congress, the Depan· ment of Energy and now at the White House. • Sen. Malcolm Wallop (RWyo.) will receive the group's Nauonal Leader.;hip Award for his role in helping the Senate pass a proposed National Energy Strateay bilL • United Parcel Servtce will receive the Energy Conservation Award for reducing petroleum use through alternative fuels and conservation. • The Department of Energy and the National Association of Manufacturers will receive a public edu· cation award for a business education program on energy effic1ency. • Westinghouse Handford Company will receive a research and development award for an e•periment in fus10n reactor technology. The AEP System serves seven million customers in seven states through its seven operating cornpa· n1cs : Ohio Power Company, Columbus Southern Power Company, Appalachian Power Company, Indiana Mich1gan Power Company, Kentucky Power Company, Wheel ing Power Company and Kingsport Power Company. sUCCessful... however, without knowledge of the dcsiTed results , one client becomes the same as the next. As a remedy to this siillation, EIIis offers three characteristics that the client mu st posses to· fulfilltheiT respons1biliues to themselves' · " 1). ... a genuine mterest in developing an understanding ofthw own true tnter· ests and objeCUVCS, 2). an appreCJa· lion of the fundamental nature of the capital markets and investments, and 3). the discipline to work out the basic policies that will, over time , succeed m achieving their realtstic investment objectives ... " In reality, most clients are not me lined to establish goals and objectives. However. we believe that the rccogruuon of the indmdual client's significance and imparting the WIS· dom of this process to the chent , the formulation of goals and objectives will be induced. Then by taking the ume to strucrure a portfolto with a much better potential for positive results, is the client transfonned tnto a successful investor. I Mr. Evans is an investment brokerforTbe ObioCompany in their Gallipolis offi«.l Prices paid to farmers up WASHINGTON (AP) ~ High ­ er prices for lcnuce, tobacco, catUe and com helped bocst prices paid to the nauon's farmers m March, the Agriculture Department says. USDA said pnces paid to producers for their crops, livestock and other farm products were up 0. 7 percent in March from a month earlier. De c lines were noted for oranges, milk , hogs and wheat. USDA satd the decline for wheat followed seven consecutive months of mcreases; milk pnces contmued a downward trend that began in January. 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SMITH SPRING IS HERE. • • Burlile LP Cas Is ready To Spring Into Action ••• ADDRESSES DEMOCRATS - Judge Robert Gorman, stand· ing, a membtr of the First District Court of Apptals, addressed those attending thr Meigs County Drmocratic Party's spring din· ner on Saturday night. Gorman is a candidate for the Cbief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court. Historical vehicle owners can now use model year plates People who have hostorical vehi cles registered with the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles may now request to have their "model year" plates registered and display them on their hi storical vehicle , Htghway Safety Director Charles D. Shipley sa1d recently. For example, if you own a 1955 Ford registered as a historical vehicle with the BMV and have an Ohio plate for 1955, you may dis play the plate on your car after receiving a model year plate "'&is· tration card, Shipley explained. A ptrson fn st must have th e vehicle registered as a hi stori cal vehicle before applying fOf a model year plate registrauon. The procedures for hi stori cal vehicle owner.; wanting to d1splay their model year plate include; • Locaung and obtainmg a suit· able plate by thCir own means: • Submiuing a photostauc copy of the model ycai plate and a copy of the histoncalliccnsc rcg1strauon card or certificate of title for th e vehicle; • FI11ng a notari zed affadavit with the Special Plates Division , Bureau of Motor Vehicles, m person or by mail de scnbmg the year and number of the plate and guar- anteeing the Ohio plate is leg1ble and serviceable and that 11 is the same year as the vehicle. This affi. davn form 1s available from the BMV's Special Plate s DIVISIOn . Only one model plate needs to be displayed, but it must correspond 10 the model year when the vehicle was manufactured (e•ample : 1955 plate oo a 1955 car). ''The applicant may display the model year plate when it has been properly registered with the BMV and ooly after rteciving the model year rcgistrauon card . They must keep both the distinctive historical plate and the origmal h1s torocat vehicle reg istration ca rd 10 the vehicle at all times to be available on demand to any law enforcement officer. There is no charg e for a model year plate reg1stration card." BMV Registrar Mitchell 1 Brown sa1d. To register a historical vehicle and/or to regiSlcr a model year plate and request a mod el year plate affidavll, contact the Bureau of Motor Vehocles renewal registra · tion hotline at 1-800-589-8247 to leave a mes sage reque sting the applications, or cal l the BMV Spe Cial Plates Division at 752-7800. Pontiac Bonneville Grand Am J1.JST ANNOUNCED •••• Besl JJuy.s Around By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff Jud ge Robert Gorman of Cm cinnani, a candidate for the ChiC[ Justice of the Oh1o Supreme Court, was the keynote speaker at th e Me1gs County Democrati c Party's annual spring dinner Saturday. Gorman, a judge on the First Distn ct Coun of Appeals, told the packed room at the Me igs County Senior Citize ns Center that the OhiO Supreme court will decide many Important issues durong th e nc.t chief Jusuce's tenn. "The court will decid e such 1ssues as Ohioans' nght to pur sue an income , a public educauon. the right to health care. and many other importanl ISSues," Gorman satd. "When I watch what has happened under (Chief Ju stiC e Thomas) Moyer's leadership, I'm conce rned for the next SJ}, years ." The Ohio Code of Ethic s pr o- hibits criticism among judge s. However, Gorman impli ed that Moyer often decided cases based on politics and personal standards Moyer "never met an empl oyer or a school board that he didn ' t lik e", according to Judge Gorman . Jud ge Gorman ma de referen ce to the recent "Boner" award given to the Supreme Court by the OhiO Press Corps. Th e aw:Jid , accord10 g to Gorm an, Is presented to the polnic1an makong the bigges t pff in public . "My de CISIOns will he fair , based on fam and based upon the law ," Gorman said . "The Oh10 Supreme Court under Ch1el Jusucc Bob Gorman woll no lon ger be a laughing man cr." Judge Gorman was IDUouuccd by Fourth Dostnct Court of Appeal s Judge Lawrence Grey of Athens. Other sprak•rs OhiO Senator Jan Michael Long {D-Circleville) wa s IDtrod uccd to the crowd and spoke brocfly . addre ss ing a concern for General Ass1stancc rcclplcnts whose bencfoLs were recently dJsconunucd due to bud get CULS. "Durin g the upcoming elecuon s, we have to carry Lhe message that Democrats have bc<:n carry10 g for the past 12 years· the Repuhlocan s are out of touch With the Amencan peopl e... Long sa od "The loss of SIOO a month to a G.A rw p1ent 1S a devasl:ltong blow." State RcprescntatJVe M:Jik Mal one (D-South Point ), who IS s eck ~ ong a new S~:at In the 94th dosiTict. wa s al so muoduced . Although the boundary lines of the new hou .sc di SITICIS may be changed, or may r10vcrt back to ongonal sl:ltus, Malone said that he has al~~<ays represented Mc1 gs County' s Interest s and would contmuc to do so "Eve ry vote I hav e cast In the General Awm hl y h:cs had a posi· tive effect on all of Southeastern OhJo," Vl alonc SJ Jd. 'T'c t.akcn tu heart ""hat ~lh dC( t"-!On 4.8% 48 mont~ financing available 01 '92' Bonnevilles! Save Big on 1 Dealer Demo with (ompcxt Disc Player! Loca l can dtdatcs were Jnl! odiK·ed Me•gs County Shcnl f James M Soul.sby. whn os scekmg rc~clec­ Uon; VIrgil Phillips, Janet Howard, R. Lin Coleman and William Snouffer, Mc1 gs Coun ty Comm iS· SJOn cand1datc s. Maureen Hen nessy, county lfcas urcr cand1datc; and John R. Lente s, county prose cutor candidate. Al so onlrOduce d were prornmem Democrat s fr om other co unt1c s along with offocers ol the MCJg ~ County Chapter of the Ohio Young Democrats of Amcnca. llv CHARLENE HOEFLJCII · Sentinel News Stall Stcp han1e Scott of Gallipoli s was crowned Miss OhiO River Val Icy 1992 at the prelominary Miss Am e rica pageant held Saturday mghl at Meigs Hogh School. Forst runner-up for the mlc was Love Batey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Batey of Middleport, and second runner -up was Amber Cummgs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Rex Cumings of Syracuse. The other contestant s were Kelly Winter. daughter of Sherry Wmter , Middleport: Michelle Friend, daughter of Mr. and Mr s R1chard Friend, Syracuse: Sandra Coope r. daughter of Lmda Carol Mei~s High School. Hrst runner-up was Love Tyler. Belpre , and Mclamc Qualls. PAGEANT WINNERS - Stephanie Scott or llaley or Middleport, right, and S<"Cond runnerGallipolis, center, look the title Mis.s Ohio Ril'er daughte r o l Mr. and Mrs. Jam es up was Amber Cumings or Syrac:use. Valley 1992 in Saturday night' s pageant at Quail s, Middleport. Scon. who did a song and dance rout1nc for her talent pre senwuon, Other contr~hutors to th e pageant £Ow n and sw1mwcar. the R1gg s Rangcrcttes domg a porn The ~ how produce r ha s h:Hl porn rout1n c and a dance tw1rl lO woll now compete uo the Moss Oh1o nowcrs and pnzes were K and C Pa ge ant to be held In Jun e. Th e Jewel ers, Clark's Jewelry Store. rx tcns1vc pa gcaiH e:c.pcncncc hav - "L:ombacb" . Apnl lludson al so had Mi sS Oh 10 IItle winner will go to anti the Ohio Valley Publi shing Co 111~ v. on t1tlcs mcludmg M1ss MJ.r - a solo twnl in~ numbe r The Ra n The local contestants wer e .-; hall Unavc rqty J9 R2, Mis s ~crc u cs arc West VJrg_Jnta and At lontic C1ty in September for the JUdged by a panel of five JUdge s, Ch:nl cs ton 19K2. M1 1< Ja cks on 1\JtJOnal Ch.1mp1ons 1n t.,.,·irlmg. Moss Amcnca Pageanl Frank Ch ilders and Jerry Rou cchc County lnt crn:lllonal J9K4, M1ss The local pageant was sponDue to an au t omo~Iie aecoJent sored by the Mc1gs County Cham - of ChM ie ston, W. Va .; Sandra Wc.., t V1rginia !ntrrn:ltlonal I IJX~ . CJ rly Saturday cvcn•n~ .O....:C'wcll, ber of <:;vm mcrce, directed hy Pam hckson, VI enna. W.Va.: and Mary and wa s second runn,·r up In the cxcc uuvc sccrcl.lry for the o;;pon'IOr Newell lid produced by Ann Joh n- Elnhar~l and Sharon Sue Lyons of M1 ss Int ernat io nal Pafcant. She wg age ncy, was urlJhlr tn aucnd. son, who was also mistress of cere- P:Jrk crshurg, W. Va. on Inte lll · sang " Evcry thm~ I fKJ" "hilc wall · monie S. George Hall provid ed genre. talent , leadership quaiJIJC'S , mg for th e sco re LJhula!Jon . The pro~mm was \ l tkO Llr-.:d hy Audit ors were T1n J M or~J n . coura ge, commuwcatJon and mLCrAudvar k Sound and \ 'Hh ' tl .wd organ musiC . rcrsonal skill s. as well as poise and man ger of RcncfiCJal Fmanrc, and proceeds from the \3 lc of the L1pco;; The winner was prr: sc n1 cd a J tLr ac tJvrne~s 1n the c:.ucgoncs of Darla Zuspan, Fann ers Bank . v. dl go to the sc hol ar' h1p fund for $200 scho larship from Bank One. rx:r~mnal mtrrv 1c w, !alent. cvcn mg the 199} pageant Spcc •al cn tcrta1nmrn t fL'Jlurcd LITTLE ROCK , Ark . (AP) Sam Walton , who built Wai -Man m10 the nation 's biggest retail cham and became one of America 's richest men without losing his penchant for pickup trucks and bargain haircuts, has died of cancer at 74. Walton died Sunday at the Um · versity of Arkansas Medical Sci ences HospitaL He had been treated for leukemia in the early 1980s and was diagnosed w1th bone cancer 10 ,, .' 1990. CALL AIID ASI FOR GARY - 446·4119 Jet. Rt. 35 & Rt. 71y·P•ss • Gallipolis, OH. du dmncr dur to Illn ess. tun1ty for ev eryone." The two caridodatrs fac ed off on NBC' s "Toda y" show on the eve of criucal pnmancs in New York. , Wisconsm and Kansas In an hour-long JOUHappearance on the "Donahue" show Imm edi ately aft er JOUSting on "Today," Cli n!On and Brown ad opted a far more CIVIl and cerebral tone , w1th Clinton dircctmg most of the questioning on 1ssu cs ran g1n g frorn ca mpa1 gn fmance reform to long tcnoi -<:arc for the elderly Host Phi l Donahue sal ol I the set and sa od nothong. "I he cand 1dJtC\ ~ h ou l h:..11HI' 1w1ce at th e end o f thc1r second mcc un g of the day , then stood hy·s 1dc to ,1 nswer r e ponc r~· '"k que-. l iOn '. Rrown sa1d th :1t th e f1nal dav before the pnm.1ry \lr·as no umc lt 1r more anW!!omsm, forgcltm ~ fm th t· moment th e sharo cu h.:me.c ol Uw prcvoous hour on "Today " "I n thos pnmary we argue that "e each have beuer plan s for chan ge." Clinton saod to open the 'Don.ahuc" show. Irnn1 C.1 lly, the f1rst questi on on "TndJ)" wa s abou t a man "-' ho ldt the race bu t ts ta lk 1ng ahout ~C ll ln~ bac k 111 - former Mas- Sen Paul Tsonga.10. C IJnton s~\ICJ he bc iJ cvcs T"ong as 1\ ~t ill runnm ~. and renewed h1 s cntJC Jsm of T~n!!as ' proposed capital ~atn s ta' cu t \aLilU\CI L\ "I thmk he 's son of ~e lling the hcs i ol both "orld s ro cht nuw · · Cl mton saod , ompl jmg T:,m~as v.: as makm ~ h1s appeal s for vote s wllh · out full scru t•n y because he's no t ocuvcly camnJJ ,!.!.n m~ . Wal-Martfounder Sam Walton dies at 74 .Co•petitin Price• '"' 'louacl: •ludtet Pltl1 AvailaW. To Qualified Custo•ers •No AIIUallalk C•arte •SMall Set•Up FH Oar.. ~ould for all of Southeasicrn Oh1u mclud1ng Meigs Count\ .. Malone ahu 'Jod Ihat he had a clo se wor kin g rrlatoon'h'p v.o1h current 94th dJ :-,mct Rcpr c~nt.1 LH C Mary Atel and Stille Scna10r Lon~ . Abel was unabl e 10 allcnd the Gallipolis • girl wzns pageant NEW YORK (AP) ~ Jerr y Bruwn said today th at Democrat iC prcsidenual front-runner Bill Cion· ton promoted raCism by playong golf at an all-white club, drawing a fiery rclOrt in a mornm g mmi · debate that at umcs collapsed into angry finger -pointing . "Jerry Brown knows I'm not racist ," Clinton sa id . "I hav e demonstrated m a Southern climate all my life a deep commitment to CIVIl nghts and equal opportunity. .. As governor and throughout my life I have fought for equal oppor- Hillsboro to host cattle sale April 8 HILLSBORO - A feeder caule sale will be held by the Producers Livestock Association in Hillsboro on Wednesday, AprilS. at 7 p.m. It will be an Ohio approved graded feeder cattle sale. On Monday, Apnl 13. at 2:30 p.m. m Hillsboro. an all -breed cow sale is scheduled. For more information call 1513-393-3424. Caule salesmen are Weldon Taulbee and Don Knorc . A Multimed ia Inc. Newspaper Clinton, Brown debate on eve of primary triple header Slnice." Shareholders elected dJTectors and approved the resolutiOn to increase the number of common shares of OVB ~ock from 459 ,606 1 Section , 10 Pages 25 cents Ohio Supreme Court Gorman's topic samei!OOd ~ ')riP m td 60>.. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, April 6, 1992 I NlUIAM{ I HOURS; OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 A.M. TIL 5 P.M. 69 Street 446-7059 Ohio ·r ue~da~ . partl~ rlo ud~ . tli~h m Kicker: 245964 A....W.ll •owlltr T11rbr H1111tl11fl A""'"''•• Arallabf•• 1·800-552·1990 " Page 5 Lo'-' lo111ght in mid 40\ . 1-3-9-11-36-45 JTAJI . . . ,. tiel 77-IOIMIII SPKIAL Cards: 2-H; 2-C; SD; 6-S Super Lotio: Srare Farm rs rh ere CALL I .. Lrke a good ne1ghbor. trl .~ Pick 3: 000 Pick 4: 6695 Vol. 42, No. 239 Gallipoh. 011. ,._ 441•·4 790 ..J. Hoon• 446-4518 • $9995 .' • SNOWDlN 347 S.ood J.yL POOL OPENINGS ~: .' ;.;.:: Ohio Lotten' Copyrighted 1992 •S....,..,.. !:. Michigan, Duke gain NCAA finals Continued from D-1 MOTHER-SON TEAM - Kathy and Michael Malesick p1rlicipated in the seventh annual spring fashion sbow of tbe Pomeroy Merchants Association held Friday evening at Pomeroy Elementary. Modeling for Middleport Department Store, Kathy is sporting a two piece rayon short outfit while lillie Michael is featured in a crested cotton t-shirt and coordinating shorts. (SH story on page 6) A shrewd, ebull1ent business man who made a habit of popping into h1s stores unannounced, Wal ton built his empire on low prices, customer service and employee loyalty. In 1991, Wai-Mart Stores Inc . dethroned Sears, Roebuck and Co. as the nation's largest rcta1lcr. " He was a great merchant, a great leader and a great compe11 - tor, " saod Edward A. Bre nn an. Scars chairman and L hl l'f rxcr utiv c Walton opened hi s firSt Wal ~ Mart on Rogers 30 years ago Now there arc 1.735 Wai -Marts In 42 states and 212 Sam 's Whole sale Club warehouse stores. In 1991. Wai-Mart earned $1.6 bollion, up 33 pereent from a year carher. In October, Forbes magazo nc ranked Walton and h1s four c hii · drcn third through se venth on ot s list of the nche st Am ericans. Th e Waltons' net wonh was put at 54.4 billion eoch. An unpret e ntiou s man who avoided interviews, Walton occasionally drove his piCkup from hos home outside the Ozark Mountain city of BcntonvJIIe to the town square to shop for groceries and get a haircuL I Walton 's stores und erc ut compctllors bn. au ~c th ey usc a hi ghtech d ~< tro hut oon sy stem that ge ts merc handise to slorcs w1th1n two cb"' . compared wnh an avera ge oi two weeks among nvals . Wai -Mart's 3RO.OOO employees - or "as soc 1atc s .. as he called them - were encouraged to come up with their own markct1n g sc hem es and ideas. A stock -pur· chase plan gave them a stak e in Wai -Mart 's pcrfonnancc. Wh en he was diagno se ~ w1th bone cancer, Wallon scnl a mem o to each store, saying he dodn't want h1s corporate family to hear n from anyone else. Last month , President llu s h gave him the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation' s h1ghest civo iJJn honor. Continued on pa~e 3 SAM WALTON • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 5, 1992 barnhart vansickle