https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/437e9051c532296cb86593ad893d1ee4.pdf 90a801e6b2f6e0e65496ba765cc89b63 PDF Text Text .. - -~ Friday, May 3, 1991 Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiO Page 10-The Dally Sentinel _._, ... :Honor rolls announced ________________~...;.,__~ I . j The honor rolls for the fifth six don Wolfe, all A's: Jamie Baker, Hensler, Dianne Jones, Tonia Autumn Thomas. sa .BIIIck, Chris Burtis, Amber Lora Ward. I' ; week, grading period in the South- J .B. Boso, Sarah Brauer, Carly Nazarewycz, Amy Northup, Jennie Fourth grade • Ashli Davis, all . Proffitt; J.P. Harmon, Tyler JohnJUNIOR HIGH I : ern Local School District have Ctow, Stacey Ervin, Kim !hie, Scarberry, Melissa Smith, Bobby A's;'Erroil Aldridge, Bridget Cross, son, Rachel Allen. · · Seventh )!l'a(!e - Amanda Mill$, { Tasha Johnson, Sracy Lyons, Chris WrileSCI, Camilla Y OIICham. been announced. · Tara Knighting, Tonya Litchfield, Second grade - Nick Bolin, all John Card, Robby Crow, CJ. HatRandolph, Tara Rose, Dena Sayre, RACINE ELEMENTARY SYRACUSE ELEMENTARY Kim Sayre. A's: Brandi Codner, Janice ris, Paul !hie, Rochelle Jenkins, • : First grade - Tyler Little, Joey Lena Yoacham. First grade • Nathan Martin, Fifth 8Jlde - Cynthia Caldwell, Richard. Jennifer Lawrence, Jay McKelve~. Fourth grade - Josh Ervin, Josie Cody Wallace, all A's; Matthew Evan Struble, Billy Young, all A's; : Manuel, Rachel Marshall, Jill MatThird grade - Erin Bolin, Anita Jason Shuler, Nick Smith, Rayail " . ' son, all A's; Joe Adkins, Sheri Jarrell, Kara King, Jesse Liule, Jes- Ash, Aaron Ohlinger, Mary Valerie Cundiff, Shaun Harris. · •' Holter, Joey McKinney, all A's; Young, Ryan Martin. : Cummins, Amber Duffy, Matthew sica Theiss, all A's; Steven Boso, Schultz, Lindsey Smilh. . Sixth grade - Brian Allen, Jason Rebeka:ti Collins, RebeQ:a Davis, Eighth grade - Randy Bing, : Johnson, Billie J. McNeely, Jason Donnie Carnahan, Jenny Carleron, Second grade • Sarah Ball, ·Lawrence, Amller Thomas, all A's: Joshua Pullins. MasQn Fisher, Matt Morrow, all · Miller, Macy Rees, Matthew SIWUine Evans, Troy Hoback, Jody Christopher Yeauger, all A's; Cara Philip Hamm, Hillery Harris, Fourth grade - Patty Lawrence, A's; Willy Childress, Brian Ander· : Thompso!L . • Hupp, 'Jessica Smith, Tommy · Ash, Jeremy Fisher, Jessica Janey, Travis Usle. all A's; Jason Roush, Billie Jo Sell- . son, Grant Circle, Scott Grace · Second grade - Macyn Ervin, Smtih. Joshua Larsen, Erin Struble, PORTLAND ELEMENTARY ers. . Kevin Ihle, Andrea Moore, Shan-1 • Fifth grade - Ryan Grace, Matthew .warner. Jonathan Evans, all A's; Michael , . First grade - Travanna Moore, Sixth grade - Greg McKinney, non Morarity , Kendra Norris) • Nicole Hill, Danny Sayre, Derek · Third grade • Josh11a D11vis, Russell Krider, Tanya· Baker, all A's; Amy Rizer and Josh David Pickens, Tracy, Pickett, : : Ball, Clay Enslen, CounncyHill, . · · : Jeremy Hill, Sbauna Manuel, Erin Smith~ Stephanie Stemple. Steve Tackett, all A's; Adam Cum- ' Amadda Huddleston, fan A•s; Ike Roush. Courtney Roush, Amy Weaver and , Sixth grade -Jesse Maynard, all ings, Donnie ProffiU, Jon Smith, ApPerson, Anthony Barber, Melis· ' • • Roach, Jamie Stemple. D.}i. • Darlena Flowers, all A's; Ryan Willia(ns. · · : Third grade f. Kvie Norris, Bran- A's; Angie Carleton, Kristen ' New Gallia 117th Kentucky Der~y results - Cl · f~ir ~bows announced Inside Summer outings should help take edge off of irritations - Beat of the Bend - B7 Along t.he river ........... - 81-7 Business..................................Dl Comics. .........'...............Insert · Classified.........................Dl-7 Deaths..................................A(i F.ditoral. ·····-·····...............A2 ~arnl............................... Dl-8 • Page Bl Knights of Pythias Lodge contributes sum for preservation.of artifacts - A4 Cbonce ol rain 90 percent.IIIJb , today In mid '701. ' · Sports. ............................ Cl-8 Weather: ..........................A-3 ' . · Vol. 21, No. 13 . :: ' Copyrlghied 1111 ALL FURNITURE AND FURNITURE RELATED ITEMS WILL BE INCLUDED IN THIS••• ' ORDERED SOLD IMMEDIATELY •• •• ••• AT UP TO • ••• THIS IS AN••• UNPRECEDENTED 61 ~/o RELINQUISHMENT ' FF 0 ••• Will Be Held Back Regardless Of Name Brands No Item UP TO ·8 $29997 NOT S799.95 SUNDAY ONLY HOURS . ONLY 61 °/o OFF SUNDAY ALL GOODS NOW STORED AND/011 DISPLAYED WILL IE PLACED ONTO THE PUIUC MAllET FOR APEIIIOD OF nME NOT TO EXCEED I HOUIS. uP To 61 °/o RKtonic·. Chirotonic, MaeJc MitWie, Maffrus I lexspr1ng QU~TEO ,PEACH COVER NOT SJ095.95 SUNDAY ONLY SET . $44997 ;:AY NOT s.1799.95 . ON~Y 7999 $2 33 SUNDAY ONlY NO ONE PLRMITTED EARL Yl' TEAMS OF IALIE: All purchaed itema mutt be ~id for bY DINEnE/ 4 SWIVEL CHAIRS $59997 No MriV thoppen permitted before the ciGar• GP• at 12 ;00 noon &undey. E\llrV'thln& loki M Ia and wheN II. Up to i1% FF lunda¥. $69997 42" HUTCH PITT /SEC.nONAL-5 PC. Pin SECnONAL &moll Scale Eorthtono NOT sa99.95 SUNDAY ONLY ROCKER RECLINER LUMIAI SUPPORT Blue Fle118teel . SUNDAY ONLY Rocker lteclin• NOT 1999.95 ,. $3 9997 COLONIAL STYLE . Colonl•l blue'wlth smllil pattern. QUEEN INNERSPRING MAnRESS NOT S1199.95 SIRDAT PICTURES llltulor 119.95 124.95. 129.95 SUIIDAY ONlY IJ9t.t5 .Plctur• .. S149" 1399.95 Pldw• ..S199 97 NO~:::y ~NLY $29995 . VEsr•T ETEGERE . NOT S199.95 . SUNDAY ONLY DINEnE 2 PC. IKYICINAI IIIDI 69997 ,__ .,,.......... . SLEEP SOFA Blue 1111d Beige Pl•ld in Queen or Twin Size YOUR CHOICE . SUNDAY ONLY $29997 2 TO CHOOSE FROM NOT 1799.95 SUNDAY ONLY $34997 looltcaM H_.oarth w/Mirron, Un1r Mattress. HICit~ra, Mattrtn Pad : ~LOCKED SUNDAY ONLY $24997 · KING SIZE MATIRESS SET UNIU. SUtiiAY AT 12:00 O'CIOCII NOON Orthoplllic. Quilt~ NOT S799.95 SUNDAY ONLY 3..1191 '• KANAUGA - A proposed recycling center in the Kanauga area is being toured as the answer to some of the solid waste problems facing the county - but residents here believe otherwise. · More than 150 people who live and work in Kanauga have signed a ,..-----Local briefs-· -, Township declared disaster area Early Amerlc•n Flock Nylon Pettem UP TO 610!o OFF SUNDAY HOBSON · As of 4 p.m. Saturday, the Meigs County Commis. sioners declared Salisbury Township in Meigs County a disaster area, due to Friday's massive earth ·and rock slides near Hobson . (Pity Me). · . · · Commissioners and Meigs County Director of Emergency Services Bob Byer said, "We are requesting OOOT 10 close that section of State RL 7, and 10 reroute traffic. A shelter has been opened in the old American Legion Hall in Middleport. Red Cross officials have been notified and expected to be on hand by 7 p.m." All public utilities have been shut off in the Storys Run, Hobson Pity Me areas. Conrail and CSX officials have been notified and are inspe.:ting railroad tracks in the stricken areas. BETHESDA, Md. (AP)- President Bush suffered shor111ess of brealh while jogging at Camp David on Saturday afternoon ~d was hC!,Silitilized at Bethesda Naval Hospital for further examination, the White HOUJe said. . S~man John Herrick said the presiden~ was in ''stable condi- · tion ' but will require further examination. · .· IRASS I GLASS 33" X 72" $7 798 Dr. Hopkins to administer AMHC 4 BROWN VINYL CHAIRS $·14997 ATHENS - Df. Romola N. Hopkins, executive director of the Gallia..Jacbon-Melgs Board of Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services since 1985, has been named chief executive om-· cer pf the Athens Mental Health Center. Hopkins' appointment was announced Friday by Dr. Michael F. H:eS director of the Ohio Departm~t of Mental Heal~, She re Dr. Don Chesser, who was reilsstped to another factlity. Hopkins' prior experience inoludes serving as superintendent of Cootinuecl'oa pqe 3 SWIVEL ROCKERS TradltloMI ttYied swivel rockerl In blue or llefoemg,_ NOT S349.95 SUNDAY ONLY $16997' S7 4497 PIICIS GOOI SUIDAY fDI I IIOUIS , I ChrOme lip. FormlciTopTable NOT Sl99~95 SUNDAY ONLY "" r.. - ••• - ....- . SUNDAY ONLY . $4999 7 . petition to keep out a recycling center proposed by A.O. Powers, a West Virginia trash hauler and S!llid waste businessman. While Powers says the center will allow him to reduce the amount of waste he transports 10 the Gallia County landfill, residents believe the site Powers has chosen will become a dump in their backyards. President Striken While Jogging OVER-STUmD CHAISE RECUNER loft V81vet cover. T•upe or Blue 9 SOFA & LO NOT '1499.95 SUNDAY ONLY SOFA CHAIR DOORS WILL $997 . FlEE DELIVERY CHAISE RECLINER w OAK FINISH. GLASS DOORS QUEEN WATERBEDS $49997 SECnONAl /INCUNEIS w/IIKU.. Du...,.e Cov• - 3 Colo1 , NOT 11399.95 SUNDAY OM.Y NOT 1999.95 $39997 SLEEP SOFA/MATCHING CHAIR FIRST COME - FIRST'SERVED Colonial style 3 Pc. Living Room Suite · Earthtoneatripe. NOT 11199.95 SUNDAY ONLY avtUIIble. No gua,_,..... except ONE ADVERTISED UNIT. tllble with almond formica top with oik wood edge. By MELINDA POWERS Times-Sentlael News StaiT SOFA/LOVESEAT/CHAIR c•h ·perton•l ehldl. M•terc:.nt. VIM. and/or ac~able crtdtt'epplcations only. No L8y·8WIYI · Ftee.DIII¥try wll be 4 tilt swivel chairs with pastel covers. NOT SJ395.95 SUNDAY ONLY . 219 97 year with reasonably smalfbaJance " · Soutllera Dllltrld . PaasaKc of !,btl {oQr lll.il!..!evY in the Soutf.m I;li.W~ is 'essential if th'e district is to reinain solvent and stay out of the state loan program according to Supt. Bobby Ord. ' · The levy will generate $223,000 of the . anticipated shortfall of $400,000 for operation of the district's schools in 1991-92. Supt. Ord explained that every effort is being made by the district to keep the school trt:Joing intO the !pan program. He · tbat with the levy ·money and the funds saved by the cuts in programs and personnel made by the Board of Education last month, this is possible. The board·last mooth'eliminated . the instrumental music prbgram to ·save a total of $37,900, one teach· ing position to save $36,100, and extra curricular activities with .the r . f I eXCC'J!lion of yearbook tO save $47,425. In addition kinderganen was . ch&ng~ from half day to. all day ~~19!1. • ell~~ I!J,JIIVe.~ ~' tnet about~ siiic:e ~ ~ooer­ garten !'Cutes ~lit be; ehmmated. The chtldren will come lo school 'on the~ regular bus routes. The savings will com~ in the form of nuiintenance, repatrs and fuel as well as i~ bus ~ment. . A savmgs of abot~t $20,000 ts anticipated by repla~ing two current teachers at .the htgh end. of .the salary scale wtth two begmnmg teachers. Another $20,000 to $30,000 is expected to be saved · through variables in payment amounts for generar operating expenses, Supt. Ord said. Last year the District cut five aides, an assistant to the Treasurer, four regqlar teachers, an administrative assistant, a talented and gift· Continued on A-3 Kanauga res~ dents sign petition to keep out recycling center Orthopedic Quilted Maffrus I · Foundation S599.95 · · SUNDAY ONLY WOOD DINEnE - NOT 1499.95 $9999 QUEEN MAnRESS SET Table w / 4 chlirs. oak finish. Forms• Top, 1 Leo! 8 HOURS ONLY! OFF DOORS OPEN SUNDAY chelr fGr those who need help to recline or to get to their feet.$ S SUNDAY lift POMEROY • Voters in MeiJ.S County'• election Tuesday w.1ll decide two school issues - a five· mUI continuing levy for the Meigs Local Dislric(,jlnd a fOI!f·mill thiee year levy for the Southern Local School District • While neither district has been forced bY financial hardship to go into the Emergency School Assistance Fund, Southern is reportedly on the brink despite personnel reduction and program changes. The district has an overall shortfall in finances for the 1991-92 school year of approximately $400,000, according to Southern Local Board of Education Treasurer Dennie Hill. The Meigs Local School District is in much better shape and Supt. James Carpenter reports that the District "is looking al ending the England Sectianals w/lleclining Ends 2 or 3 PiKt - - 3 Color 19 s ONLY 142 2nd Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio FLEXSTEEL LIFT RECLINER Electric enisled By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Tlmea-Seatlllel Statr SECTIONAL W/RECLINERS ' THE EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. HOBSON - Though officials are · reluctant 10 state a specific cause, it · is lltlieved a rock slide that left ' large ·cracks in the ground Friday · evening just below Hobson are the result of an earlhquake in Illinois. Twenty-six people in I 0 house· holds were evacuated from their homes in the Hobson area on State Route 7, near the Meigs-Gallia County border, late Friday after to.ns of boulders tumbled from "0penirig up." ·several ·homes were damaged due 10 the cracks. Early Saturday, some area residents were advised their homes had started 10 slip from · their foundations. Despite the evacuation notice, most individuals were back in their homes Saturday. Several indicated they intended to leave the area. By midday, Byer COfltinued to advise residents 10 leave at once. "I don't know what's going 10 happen here," Byer said, "but people should stay away from their homes until' things settle down." Speculation was voiced as to the possibility of trapped mine water causing lhe dam~~ge. · ODOT Engineer Don JohnsQn stated the'lllinois tremor was .Jl!Obably the cause; however, he did not dismiss !he mine water theory. Johnson stared he had not been in conract with mine reclamation officials, but recalled a coal tipple was located in tbat area years ~~go. Johnson remarked the lateral movement of the earth in the area suggests some vibmtion or jXeSSure release below the surface, which could have resulted from the earth- and I left the scene on Friday. ~ Byei said, "he and I and the f~ depanrnent thought it was best to keep the highway closed." • Upon the arrival of OOOT offi7 cials early Saturday, hQwever, the road was re-Qpened. JohnJon stated Rt. 7 woul~ remain open 85 long If it was passable, adding the lack of · detours made closing it clifficu!L • According 10 Johnloo, the road would be marked as "rough road~ and a 20 miles per how- lll*d sory would be posted. He stited ODOT was also considering possiContlnued on D-:Z quake in Illinois on Friday. Johnson stated .if the fallen rocks and cracks were caused by a landslide, the rriovemtnt would probably have only be~n toward · lhe river. However, the <;racks and land movement suggested that the · ground had s~ifted parallel to .the river as well. There was also discussion whether or not State Route 7 should have been open to traffic on Saturday. Aldiough the road was initially closed, one lane traffic was permitted Saturday. . "When Sheriff Soulsby (James) lllvi: • . - . neaJ:by cliffs. In addition to the rock slides, countless cracks in the ground and on the road continued to develop and widen on Saturday afternoon. Ohio Department of Transportation crews direcred one-way traffic an<t attempted to fill the cracks, many of which were three to four inches wide. · Meigs County Emergency Services Director Robert Byer reported Saturday morning residents of the immediate area were evacuated from their homes late Friday evening because the ground was Meigs ·County voters will decide sch ol • zssues at a l'u~sday . FINANCING AVAILABLE 6 MONTHS SAME AS CASH FREE DELIVERY ALL SALES FINAL! !I ' QUEEN MAnRESS & BOXSPRING • * RMJISIDE' * RESI'ONK * 'ORT * KINCAID * BLACISMTH SIIOP * CHATHAM COUNTRY • SPRING AIR • ENGLAND/CORSAIR * IW'ERIAL • JIMSON • HARRIS * UNIQUE • This is a PUBUC SALE and shall be conduded on the premises of WALL RECLINER. SUNDAY!!! ;. BASSETT • FI£XSIEEL 6 Mclrlths. Same As Cash Financing 12 NOON 'TIL 8:00 P.M. STORE WILL REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL... NOON ... NAME BRANDS TO BE RELEASED... . Public notlfl..;tlon lo her8by given thlt os of this Sundoy. Moy 8th. 1111 , ' - n tiMI hours of 12:00 o'cloclc noon and I p.m. thlt Sundey night over 1100.000.00 worth uflumMure•ndfur· · niture relotod Items wHI be ploced onto tt. public market 11 up to 81'11 off, Doors wHI remoln -n for 8 Haun Only this Sun· dly. Nothing hold beck r...rdloto of nome br•nd. This storols · now closed ond wlllremllin clotod until 12 Noon Sundoy. Pur· pose of this Hlols to beloncelnventOJ'I ond inCfiiH . . .h llow. Th'- fkm 1e not going out of.buoln-. . ' : AnENTION ,.....-------------:----------, NO LAY-AWAYS FREE DELIVERY. - ·SUtj D_A_Y OVERSIZE WAll RECLINER Brown or Mauve Plaid By CHARLENE HOEFLICH ud BRIAN J, REED Times-Sentinel StillY 1 IMPORTANT SITUATION AND WARRANtS THE PUBLIC'S IMMEDIATE 1 3 Sections. 134 Pogeo . . A Muhlmtdlo Inc. N-spoper Mlddleport-Pomeroy--Galllpoii.,....Polnt Pleasant, May 5,1991 Homes evacuated after rock slides near Hobson ' AUTHORIZED AND CERTIFIED REDUCTIONS ON EVERYTHING UP TO ' ••I EARTHQUAKE? • Tans of bonlders fell from nearby cUffs onto State Roate 7 near Hob· son Friday nigbl. Officials are ~peci!latlng It may bave lleen caused by an eartllqilake II nn. nols earUer tllat day. (Times-Sentinel Pboto by Charlene HoeRich) Gallians to decide 5~ separate issues May 7 ' By MELINDA POWERS Times-Sentinel News StaiT ' aaked to decide the fate of a pro· posed veterans monument to be e ted in the city park. The Gallia u ty Veterans Association bas been liciting and campaigning for the emorial for more lhan two y~. ' AccOrding to lhe Veterans War MelllQrial CQmmillec, the memori· .al will not take away from the aeslhetic beauty of lhe par:k, nor witJ it obstruct the view of the river as has been charged by several citizens. · The present Douahboy memorial measures about 30 f~ in diame- ~ ~ . .. •, ter and the mound is around five · feet high. The proposed memorial' will be 38 feet in diameter and.· around three feet high; In order to get all the names on the memorial,. . the wall around lhe memorial will be appro~timately five feet high, recessed two feet below ground · level. The outside of the walls wUI be three feet high above '-round level with grass-covered PI sloping out 10 form a mound around the memorial. According to these dimensions, the plllpose.f memorial Coutlnlltd on A-3 · GALLIPOLIS- Voters who travel to the Jl!>lls on May 7 will be "The way his trucks come aaked 10 dectde three hotly contestthrough here, then go back there ed issues that have been debated in and dump that garbage on the recent weeks. ground - we just don't want that Residents in Vinton and Addihere," said Bob Garbesi, Kanauga , son Township will also vote on resident. .. · local village and fire issues while Powers operates three trash lhe polls are open from 6:30 a.m. to hauling services from Kanauga 7 p.m. APjliOXintately 17,979 VOl· A & R Sanitation, Inc., Sanitation ers are registered in Gallia County. Service, Inc., and Rural Sanitation Gallipolis city voters will be Service, Inc. The proposed site for the recycling center is at the end of Hubbard Street, near several residential homes. Powers said he believes that a recycling center would be a boost for the area. "Some amounts of waste could · be eliminated by l'liCycling and the · center could generate 10 to 12 Br JIRIAN J, REED . an ·Independent candidate last jobs," .lie said. "All operations Tlmes-SendDel Stair month after the partisan filing would be inside a building, not outPOMEROY • Rev.ublican deadline. side where it would be an eyesore. · voters within the Vtllage of Three Republicans are seek· ·· There would be a tire shredder and Pomeroy will nominate their ing two open scats on the a machine 10 bust up pallets." candidate for this fall's mayor's Pomeroy ViUage Council. Scou · But with the establisbmenl of a race and will elect two council M. Dillon, John W. Blaettner recycling center, Garbesi said he members during Tuesday's elec:· and John Amott are seeking the . and his neighilors are facing more lion. seats now occupied by Reed and of the problems they already have Republican Dottie Turner Bryan Shank, which expire at -junked truck bodies, rodents and will face curren~ Pomeroy Villhe end of 1991. ShaQic has chothe stench of garbage. lage Council member Bruce sen not to seek re-elec'\ion. "The trucks will come around Meigs and Southern Local Reed for the office of Pomeroy that corner (on Hubbard Street) and Mayor ia the county's onl,r ·school District voters will • you'll see swff )usf pour out of the decide wx levies in those ' party primary, and the Repubbback of them,' he said. "On any Qll vfctor ol that race win face precincts (see related story); . given day, it smel\$ really bad however, polls in the Butem Independents Larry Wehrung there." . and Ellen Rought in the fall. Local School District (North The proposed site of the center Webrung, a Democrat ftled Olive, South Olive, Oraage,. was shut down Monday after a rep· 85 an Independent candidate North Chester, South Cheater resentative from the Ohio En¥ironafter his petition to run on the and West Chester) will not be mental Protection Agency declared Democratic ticket was rejected the site a transfer station Friday. openrhe West Chester precinct by the Meigs County Board of The shut-down was the second Elections due 10 insufficient sig· nutde tip of residents from both this year at a Powers' operation. A natures. Wehrung now IICI'Ves as the Meigs and Eutern Local landfill operated by ERO. Inc., in the President of the Pomeroy School Districts. Therefore, West Columbia, W.Va., was Village Council. Meigs Lot:al residenta who UJU· recently closed by ·the West VirRougbt, meanwhile, filed as Continued 011 A-6 Voters to choose fall field for village posts Thesday ' ls 'I ally vote in the West Chester precinct.can cast their ballots at the Rock Sprinas precinct this time, and have been so notified by the Meigs County Board of Eleclions. ' Plllll for precincts in the two . school districll will be open from 6:30a.m. until7:30 p.m. Middleport voters will elect villaae offic:iata this year as well, but will not vote on !hole candidates until tbe general election in Novcmlxr. {ncumbent Mayor Fred Hoffman, a Republican, filed u an Independent after hia petitioo 10 run on the Republican ticket was rejected due to insuffielent siP~tures. Democrat Osby Martin OJ01IOIOS HotTiun in Novem- ber. . Paul Oart, also a n = dent, will challen .: incumbent UU. :Walters and James Clltw01thy in the fall. councl:!: �~ ·"' .. • ' May 5,1991 Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, WV 1·_ _--..._ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _-+Gallians... _ _c_onam _ •_ l'rom _ A·_ . : Commentary and perspective Page A2 May5,1991 wUI be wiclet but lower tllan. the The purpose of the bond issue, present Doqhboy. ~ to the blllot, is "fill' new 'County · voters w111 decide conslniCtiOD, includiua a new high whether 10 IIUbslclize their llllh dis· school building, lmprovemeou, JlOS8I &l the GaDia County liDdfill. renovation IIIII ac!cUn& 11Cboo1 flcil· ~If plued, the JIIOI)Oied three mill, ·ities, acquiring real property and five Yea" levy WiiiiiO"icce "for the providing equipnenL A four mill, ' .,•I collection and diiiJ(IIal of garb!lge five Yea" levy for cunent openting ~Oil of the Gtlllia ~ty expenses will also appear with the ' ill,~ the ballot says. bOnd issue. U the levy were to pass, it would In local issues, the "Yillqe of generate $1.3!'1 million per year for . Vinlon will as1t its votm to pass a ' the county. The additional Jevenue 2.7 mill, three year levy for open(· ,, · would lllow the county to meet the · ing nses. • approximately $1.2 million yearly • =Township will ..t resi· operating costs for the landfill and dents for appro"al of a .3 mill, five pay for additional impro"Yemenu year levy to meet the COltS of oper· ' mandated by recent state legisla· ating and maintaining ·the town· lion. ships fire and emeraency vehicles. l·' Two hotly contested issues . One major change is noted in lnvoi'Ying the consolidation of the ~ placel for the election. Res· . WEATilER MAP • The weatber forecast for Sunday calls for four Gallia County Local. School 1~nts who vote in 4-B will now ~ . a wide area of/reclpitatlou acdvit~ startiag in nortben Mlnn.eso· district high schools will also cast their ballots at the GalliDOlis . . ta as snow au developing into ram aud showers ttu:ourout the appear on the bltlot. A 4.6 mill Water Treatment Plant, ~020 , central states, ending in Louisiana as thunderstorms. (AP bond issue for construction of a Cheamut SL • new·county high school i- expecled Tbe foUowing is a list of polling to generate $f8 millibn if passecJ. pia~ in Gallia County, as Iistell by the Election Board: City 1-A: Continued from A-1 ,, Buckeye Rural El~tric Co-Op, • ft~ . Inc.; Oty 1-B, Washington Elemen· ~ ~:ed teacher, a maintenapce person, ing only $90,000 a yeaJ: to go into · rary Sehool; City 2A, City Building , : -and a' high scllool teaching posi- other operating expenses such as (Fire Slalion); City 2-B· Bob Saun· .tz:tion; and· reduced two secretarial classroom books, supplies, and · 'Extended forecast · ders Qu¥er State Senice Station; ~ : JlOSI!ilms to part-lime in an effort to . equipment Monday tbroup Wednesday City 3·A, Washington Elementary • w·balance the budget. · Supt Carpenter JeJIOifS that the A chance' of showers Monday. School; City 3-B, Lod8C Buildina, : f As fll' the cost of the four mill board is looking at possible cuts in Fair Tuesday and Wednesday . Corner 3rd & Pine· City 4-A, : ~:tevy to homeowners, the superin· state fund ing for the 1991 · 92 · . Highs mid 60s to mid 70s Monclay Country Cabinets, 1100 · 2nd Ave; • l -tendent gave the elUUilple of a fam- school year. These could amount 10 and in the 60s Tuesday and City 4B, Water Treatment Plant, :P:ily wbose home has a marlcetvalue as much as $200,000 if the pro- Wednesday. Lows in upper40s and 2020 Chesmut Ave.; City 4-C Old ~ :~f $30,000. He said that the tax posed cuts in disad'Yantaged PIIJ?il 50s Monday and Tllesclay and mid Golf Club House (102 Bastiani would be $35.55 per year funds and excess lottery fund diS· 30s to mid 40s Wednesday. Dr.); J • :Or leSs than a dime a clay. tribution which the governor has Gallipolis Township, Lob· ':~ · , Mei~s ~I , proposed are approved by the LegSouth-Central Obio , byNew Courthouse; Kanauga , ... Wh1Ie conttnumg operattng 1slature. Sunday, occasional showers Precinct, Jaycee's Builditig; Addi· . :~:levies have ~n repeatedly defeat- · with ·thundeistorms possible. High son Township, Bulaville Town•. •"CCd in lhe Meigs Local School Dis· 75 to 80 Chance of rain is 90 ..... house; Addison Precinct, .Town· .J ' cent. ' • . ..,... • . house In Addison· Cheshire Town· , met, the reason for putting it on the 1 ballot again and again is 10 comply • with the contract between the Meigs Local Teachers Association and the .Board of Education. ' CLEVELAND (AP)- Here are A "continuinf levy, inciden.tally, is one wh1ch once passed the selections Friday night in the is pleased to annout~ce that he has taken Ohio Lottery: remains in effect indefinitely. Pick 3 Numbers The MLT A contract states !hat over the practice of 2-6-5 the Board of Education shall place (two, six, five) the levy on the ballot at every reguPick 4 Numbers lar election for the tenn of the cur· 2-2-4-2 rent contract. That contract expires (two, two, four, two) • onJune30, 1991. CardS ~ According to Supt. Carpenter, 4 (four) of Hearts ' the five mill continuing levy,, if j (three) of Clubs passed, would generate for the disOFFICE LOCAnDII: · 10 (ten) ofDiamonds ' trict $530,000 a year. . J ,(jack) of Spades 746 2nd Annua - Gallpolls, Olllo l However, of that an\ount 83 perThe jackpot for Saturday's ' cent or $440,000 would go into lhe llcn11s from _JahMtlll'l ~market In Dr. l i - ' 1 old offkt.l salaries of teachers, non-certified Super. Lotto drawing is worth $12 NOW ACCEniNG IIEW PAnENTS personnel and fringe benefits, leav- million. - Frogsvs.skunks~ 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis. 'Ohlo (6U) Forward: I received the following letter rrom my good triend, Gayle Prlee, a trequeat Leiter to lbe Editor writer to Tbe Dally SelltiDel. He is also noted In tbe fields of educatloa, J»oUtics, . world events, ecoDOJDic arfairs• and historian of Meigs County. It was somewhat surpr isJng to receive tbis letter from Gayle, wbicb reads. as foUows: 111 Co~ri 81., Pomeroy, Oblo . «6-234~ (IU) 99Z.215e · ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher .. ,.. HOBART WWlON JR. Executive Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Aaslslalll Publlsber-Controller A ME MBER of The Associated Press, lnlaDd Datly P rHs Assorlatlon and the American Newspaper Publisben Associa tion. ' ' ' LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. Tbey ohould be lfls than 300 wordl ; loq . All letters arenblect toedltlna aad must be • lped wtthnarne. addre11 and telephone number. No u ntJaned: letters wDI be publilhed. Letters should be 1n IOod taste.. · • ••••• llluMraot..pva=·•"tM. .. , t · · FIJTLIAE SITE ~~ 111 NEll/ i; alliaCoun H h Sehoo WISHFUL THINKING, OR HOPEFUL POSSIBILITY? :; c 0 DSO.••I dat 10• D , ' : frogs can dig holes. I do not know the answer to this question but do know that they hibernate beneath the swface during the winter season. Most of them live in ·holes In orcie!' to surVive. _ . Gayle, frogs 'do have some · advantage over skuolcs. ·For example, iJ you are pestered with bugs during the summer season, you can have one or twO of the large bull· frogs ready for gobbling the insects Friend Fled: around yolir .home. The insect popConsidering the state of the ads ulation has gradually diminished on TV, in perticular and TV enter· due to the eating habits 'of bull tainment, in general, it seems frogs. The writer has heard that aPJllOJlliate to look for other kinds Oris Smith, l)asban Road, has stopped using his Bug Zapper, and of jocularity. You have been a long time has gone to the use of bull frogs. . devotee of fro~~· When I was about His reason, "Bug Zappers only kiD 10 year~ old 11 was my good for- good bugs and not bad ones. My tune 10 capture a baby slcunk about · frogs only ge~ the bad ones." the size of my fJSt My mothet let Gayle, do you Imow what a me take it In lhe house and I made thrill it is to have bull frogs in your it a nest in a little box that we kept · balhtub when taking a bath? The under the cook sto'Ye in the k:iU:hen. lively kick of the frog legs will That skunk went through all tbe give you a water spray which will motions that big skunks go through give you one of the most extraordibut he never perfumed me. There nary thrills of your life. I have been are several varieties of skunks; the tong stripe·, the short 8mn.. and lhe told that there is nothing quite like 'ull -·"" this. . , ful , black. Sorry to say down Also, Gayle, you should consid· through the years I have Iaten the hide off a Jot of skitnks. We figured er !hat in the hot summer season two dollars .for a nice hide and in the frogs do sing and their lovely · c1a that ld b voices range from a high C to a low depresslon ys wou uy a bass. I am told that Hans Leim· pair of shoes. . · Fred, did you ever have a pet bach, conductor of the Leading Creek symphony orchestra, spends frog? Frogs have been bad luck for a great deal rl time studying these me. One night while frog hunting I unusual voices. After. listening to lost my g~ses in the willows. ln these jolly creatures he is much school I dissected a frog and more skilled in his profession . leamed all about how frogs snap up H h · till d · insects with their sticky tongues owever, e IS s con ucung at and how they have a gullet and .Leading SomeCreek. people who live near a cloacus. Fred, we had that little stream. with many frogs contend . frog all embalmed and SU'Citched that the frog chorus lulls them to out.;:i: =~·fell in with steer more readily: others disagree. Staustics show that those who lisanolhec skunk. SlqJnky came .egu- . ten to dte frogs chirp and croak at larly to our back door, ~ off the night can usually sleep through a cat, and fdled up on cat food. Then thunderstorm. An mteresting · 1M; sauntered over to the water can ·thought .·sn · '·t 1'1 Gayle?· where he lapped up,his fill of · The newspapers have indicated water. Fred, I got that skunk that from time til ljme skunks do slowed down till I could touch him. · bite people and the result is that the The first time I did that he Oared · victim has 10 be checked for rabies. but failed to shoo,t. I have always You do not have to worry about wanted to .know If skunky was a frpgs biting Jou as th~y have no boy or a Fool but ~ do not have the teeth. .. nerve to ook. This last skunk has Have you tasted a barbecued . bored dol:Cins of .holes around the skunk, Gayle? I doubt it but I imag· place. He IS cleaning out the grubs: · I ff F~, can your ~ bore .ho~7 · l~~ ~~ea:'e~~C:;~ 0 rog I believe lilY s~ JS m the fam.11Y FinaUy, 1 should report to you way now. Some tune I,would J!ke that years ago a young man brought . for you to get acqu~mted wtth to me a pet skunk with its scent (The followlllg Is 11 gwsl •dltorllll by IIIMnJNr of tiN Ohio Vt1/J1y ; Publlslllnf stqff. The oplnio111 I:XptWssed do Ml neetiSIII'Uy rt/llelllwst •• o' OVP.) · · · · , " • ~ By MELINDA POWERS : ' •. "---liclalion. '-"''"" ; Ilepenclina on how you feel. it's a dirty word or the doorway to oppor! tunities. Regardless of how you feel, the conioliclation is not the key issue . ·-when it comes Ill the Gallia County schools. It is edQC&tion. _ I bave been covering the GalliH County School BQard since June 1990. : Dwilll that time, I have gained Insight into the county school system and • ill board. · : 1 also have a IDli'lU" perapecti..e on Gallia County illelf bec•n,., 1 did : not grow up here and I did not go to sehool here. I will tell you that I am • disappointed by the schools here and saddened by the plight of the county students who will have limited opportunities to succeed because petty . political actions and stubbornness. stunky. . . . . : Yes, your ptopeaty taxes will increase if the 4.6 mili bOnd issue and Fred, It IS f.ee ~h, fr_ec: atr r four miD operating levy pass. But never, at any meeting I have attended, and fr~ Iu.nches. Let s _wnte o.n ; has anyone asked "How much will my taxes increase?" The amount ~ethm~Jiike that some urne. ThiS. ; ·doesn't seem to matter; it's just the principle of "giving" more money to IS not ftetion. . ' . , the county board. S1gned: Gayle Price ; Wilh some simple calculations one can see that lhe increase will be In view of his. comments it 1 minimal for most of the homes in Gallia County. U your popetty il val· would appear that Gayle is endeav· ued at $50,000, and both the bond issue and the operating millage pass, 1 oring to persuade me in the advan; your taxes would increase $43. . tage of having a slwnk over a frog. ' The new school provided by the bOnd issue would offer a safer envi: rQnment more conducive to learning. Classrooms will not have 80 to 100 · This teller is my answer to him. : students as has been rumored; they will have 25-30 in a class - a close· Dear Gayle: I appreciate your letter and am • to-idc:alleaming environmenL , A new school would offer facilities for students to explore areas they of course surprised to learn of your I cannot begin to experience in their present buildings. Laboratories wilh remadcS penaining to your skunky. i upclated facilities, where a new Eiltstein could get his or her start. Art For openers, I must ·decline your lnvilalion to visit your pel skunk as ; rooms with many typeS of media, where a student could express his or • henelf. Home economics moms, computer labs, lan~e' labs, theater his odormeter is presently intact and worldng. Your discourse on lhe . : arts facilities ... the list goes on and 10 do the poesibilities. · ; : Most of all, a new school is something to be proud of. Since I have different skunlc hides was very edu• been a reside:nt of Gallia County, I have marveled at the lea1lership this cationaL You inquired as to whether : ~munity 111d county exhibiL Why should you stop leading now and •.wallow In the past? Why not have a school with modem facilities and !.;roast about them, rather than pick and argue a)lout who has the "best" t;.&ntiqualed, obsolete school? , • •. Afltl graduation, students are being forced to measure up a$8in5t other : students lrom around the nation. They must compete for posiuons In cot: leges ahd universities oo the basis of academic meriL If they choose not to : go to college, they must then compete for jobs. Students in Gallia County , are not beiniJ adequately ~pared 10 compete for colleges or jobs. And : the CGanty will slowly die 1f tfte course of events docs not change. · • Dr. Charles Brown from the State,))epartment of Education empha; sized over and over that the four high schools In the county are obsolete. : He didn't say "Could be repaired" or "Just ftne if we pour more money ' into them." He said ''Obsolete." : Don't grwnble about the boll'd. What has happened in the past is just : thal- pat. Voting apinst the levy .00 bond issue should not be an act 1of vengeance against the board. That type of attitude, tempered with poll. • tics, has set the path for where the schools are heading now. It is time to I• 1 ______________F~_ed_w._.c_ro_w ' skunks do make wonderful pets. . My wife, Eleanor, refused to let it into our house. Also, one of my· tenants, Johnanna Shuler, had a skunk crawl under my house in Letart After.calling ·the fue depanment in Racine, we got rid of tne skunk with moth balls. Gayle, I appreciate your comments in Iilst paragraph m your let· . ter. But, I do think you should reconsider your position on the skunlcs -vs- frogs issue. Please be careful when you bathe wilh frogs In your balhtub as you might have an accident and step on lhe frog, We do not want that to happen. I appreciate xour story but I must say that I wtll bave 10 stick 1Q frogs over skunks. May Skunty be a friend and not an enemy . .If you should get blasted be sure to have plenty of tomato juice on hand. Carryon, FredW. Crow (Long-time Pomeroy Attorney Fred W. Crilw is a CGntrlbutor or columns for tbe Sunday Times· Seatinel. Readers wishing to applaud, criticize or comment on auy subject (except for politics or reUglon) ·Jire ·encouraced to write to Mr. Crow in care of this newspaper.) ' Pass The t Test? '71f!ort!a61e !](ales :J~ir rf 'Jimefy Claim 7'aymenls · dla6ifrly 'Jreerlom lo Choose Your Omn 'lJoclor rf Jlosprlal , 1 to the editor Urges yes vote on lllndfllllevy CoDJCrVaiive cak:ulalions work : In !he May 7, 'J*ial election out the avenge cost for residences ·you will be uted to clec:ide the 'and farmatelda to abOut 78 cents ;future of Oallll CGunty conccming per weeka little loss than two :nsh c!i!pOMIIn the county-owned ·llndfill. : Paa'ng the county IIDclfiU levy 'will bCip die coumy iD full conaol :aDd opcndoa of the Wldfill and :what a..rialiiJO inUJ iL · A llllin CCGQD of county mi· dena illbe COlt of • levy. How mucll II it wordl to you to .etain c:omrollllll use of the landfill for Gdla County? cans rl soda pop a weeki Gallia County is justifiably proud of ita .scenic beauty, civic amprovemcatl and .epuiiUOII as a good place to live and raise a fami· ly. By passing this levy we face up 10 tl)e new Jelllity of taking care of our own wale and .eject bccomina a prbege dump {or otlw areas ol ,, William C. Beard Lawrence H. BurdeU Pastor John Jackson Eugene H. Gloss . Remo Rocchi Evelyn Brandeberry Clyde M. Evans Pastor 1~ Hefner Frederick Block . ~or General (ReL) Oeorae Bush Sue Moulton John B. n.lliday Pastor Albert Earley Msgr. William Myers Chlrlel E. Holzer (Meeting the newspaper deaclline did not allow us the privileae of contacting additional co-sponsors fot this IeUer.) FOR SMALL BUSINESSES 2-50, AND AND INDIVIDUAL MEDICAL. II To The Residents of Ga~ia County: • . ; POMEIOY, OHIO ; ~~~~lan~ds~re~m~o::v:ed:::_.~I~u~nder~s~tan~d~th~a~t..±====================~ .•.• ,•' loans can • ·-'.• ,_',. 1 s. 'f To meet the requirements of repaying the loan in our district, eleven elementary buildings were closed. The district implemented split sessions to utilize existing buildings for the two years of the loan which will be repaid June 30, 1991. To keep the district solvent, the board has voted to combine the existing four high schools into two, starting with · the 1992-93 school year. As the State Department of Education docu. mented to the board and residents of our district, the only possible way of operating this district in the black, other than continuous operation Ia· vies, was through re-organization. ' Needless to say, it has been a very traumatic and emotional time for the entire district. When the alternatives are evaluated, the board of educa· tion and the residents of the district do not have a choice. · ' Programs can be eliminated, curriculum can be cut. buildings and buses not repaired. and textbooks and supplies not purchased. All of this is don~ in an attempt to keep buildings open for another year. when ultimately re-organization will take place. In the interval, young people are be· ing penalized and deprived of those opportunities that are pr&~ented to them once in a lifetime. Our priorities as parents and board members should be to provide the maximum educational opportunities to the stu dents of our districts. . ' . •' .; ., •, ..·., • Both of our districts with the tax base (public utilities) have a golden opportunity with a minimum increase to provide our young people with ex· , callent educational facilities. That opportunity is diminishing each year, and soon may be totally gone. At that time, we are at fault. ·',, ·' j •••• ·'r1, I ., New legislation doe$ allow the State Controlling Board or State Super· intendant of Schools to take control of those districts unable to meetthe financial obligations oft hat district. That would mean thet day to day op· erations of the district. from purchasing to cla11 offerings, would be monitored and controlled. There would no longer be local control, but your tax dollars would still be used to operate the district. .·..• .. ·' ' ' • . •' • ' Our district, as yours. has a bond levy on the May ballot. The sima pro· blems exist as we attempt to convince the voters of this district to vote YES. I would merely urge you as a parent and a voter. how better can you invest a few dollars than i~ a young person's future? · • •i • Coru./~ I your ru adi'UOr j1Jr ~ptt!fk: cD!Idiliorts 0199 18.<\NC ON~ .' In Pomeroy, call Millie Mdkiff at : , 992-2133. In Rutland , call Joan ·, May at 742-2888. '' Wuh rur ~ )O.U' loolewill ·: have never looked beue,r. :. •• .. '' John R. Smart. President Board of Education Full line of Medical & Suraical Supplies .. 561 llldl••• PI•• • Ooll,.lls 1614) 446·!206 • fDU ,I In 1-IH-441-UOl CARDINAL DRYCLEANERS MAY SPECIALS! '• THE HOLZER FOUNDATION BOAQD OF TQU6TEE~ VERLIN SWAIN, CHAIRMAN , • ' ' This letter was received by Together for Children Committee, on May 3, • 1991. . and the ADMINlSTRATIVE STAFF of the HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER SALUTES AND RECOGNIZES THE PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE OF ALL MEMBERS OF THE ijOSPITAL'S NURSING STAFF "' '' ,.__,_ WHO GIVE AROUND THE CLOCK • QUALITY AND COMPASSIONATE CARE TO OUR PATIENTS NATIONAL NUQ0E6 DAY May 6, 1991 NATIONAL NUQ0E6 WEEK May 6 - 12, 1991 ''I t. • ' Paid for by Together for .Chlldnm ,. Cindy Fru... True. .. I CHARLES I. ADKINS, JR., CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER ns .·'•. :J •, ., ~~~~ BANKEONE'·'. .. ( $incerely, ·7 CORP<iMTrON · . We all know that schools will be funded either locally or at the state level, and the only method of acquiring the money nece11ary is through taxing or re-distributring the monies available, and the latter will seriously af· feet both of our districts. .•' SlibJ«I wutdlr appravll. WAlKERS LIFT CHAIRS ··' In many ways our districts are very similar - mostly rurill, dependent upon power plant monies to operate the schools (we are just repaying a state loan for the second time), and both losing revenue fro.m the power plants. · .... . •• a A WEEK SEIYICE It has been with a great deal of interest that 1have followed the financial problems of your school district, because these problema parallel the problems of our school district (Ohio Valley Local, Adams County) : "• Whate\uit tJ:lhes: 24 HOUIS 7 DAYS Cal for ~pa!,t.-nt, Phone 446·1860 ' - The National Weather SerVice expects Cloudiness to increase with occasional showers likely throliiht •Ohio !OdaY.• . ·• It was mostly sunny Saturdlly O'YC:C all of Ohio, with ncar SC8SOIJ8l · temperatures over the s outh~n two-thirds of the state. AfternoOn ~penturea were on the cool ~ ,. SAUY LAMBIIT, AGENT 992·6641 -- ' i;r The A.aoc:lated PrCSI ::: MEDICINE AND SURGERY OF THE FOOT ·AND ANKLE 1 Lambert Insurance Agency .i With a lu:ne ~loon fn:m And it doesrit matter if you Bank On; you can bom:r.v <lj?jlinsl tl'e have a bt cf equity in yrur rome, or ~in ywr lu:ne lr all kms of ju5t a bttle. because Bank One will imponant purci1a!;es. · work ...nth you to cles1!n aloon that's \bu can P:i en to )WI' !nne. ju5t rigl'L lOr )O.U' reedS. It's..mat Yoe Finance a vacation. Or pay for college mean \\tm Yoe say at Bank one v.~:'ll tuitim. Best cf all, you can use a oo ·~ it takes, " loole equity loan to save on taXeS. To see if you qualify for a Because in roost cases, the inrerest !nne~ lwn, ard b' cimplete you pay is tax derluctible. . information, visit Bank One. ' SALES & REIITALS OXYGEII HOSPITAl BEDS WHEElCHAIRS DR. DAVID FARO l • ~ Letters Rain forecast fot Buckeye State :: DR. DONALD L. HANNON Time Insurance Company is rated A+ ' ollardable, inpanent plan or a more comprehensive medical plan, Time can · Superior by A.M. Best COmpany, meet any heollh insuronte need. independent insurante indus"'! onolysls.' WhOI does !hot meon lo yool nme 5o put your amenl heolth insuronce lo Insurance is ocompany yoo con count on. !he A+ lest ... !hen i:onlocl me far more In business since 1892, Time lnsuronce has information oboutTime Insurance · a S<llid hisloly of slobilily and lair claims Company. ~nl. In Oddinon, !hey oiler me of !he most llexible, ~lily insuronce pro?ucts . *A.M.Best bases its anolysis on linoncial avoilable. WhBihe! yoo're loolung far on slobilily and operciing pirformance. Don't grumble about the •hers. So many people have said to me that : the le&Chcrs 111e getting paid too much for just workinJ nine months out of : the year. But ask yourself, could you do their job? Would you want to be " THAT'S tTtt·m - up fiO'IW '""""., • sadc!led with the responsibility of refe,ee, nurse, counselor, entertainer, BUNGEE JUMPWG ... . ; and sornetimes-babysiner, and still get the kids in your class to .learn their ' - - - - - - - --'--- - . J ' Slibjecls to proficiency? I think we shoulcl be using oUr hands to applaud the nation- we don 'I need waste : the teachers, lither than IO·Stab them in the back. from Philadelphia or anywhere ; So when ~go 10 the polis on May 7, don't think of the board, don't else! . ·· think of polttics - think of the county ,students. They cannot vote for · Vote for the Gallia County land· : themselves. They are placing their II'USt in you to ensure their future as fill levy lllld clemonslrate yow: city ; adults. Don't let them down. and county pride in a more mean· ingful way than just bumper sticker slogans. SchQol; Rio Grande Preci nct, Rio Grande Elementary School; Cen· Elemenllly terville Precinct, School in Centerville; Springftelll Township, Townhouse in Springfteld Township; BidweU PrecinCJ, Old Bidwell Elementary Schoql; Walnut Township,Cadmus Colli· munity Center. :• ' ' ;;}'.1eigs... Lottery numbers Comprehensive 23enefi~s 'Jiexi6i/ily_ . : comet the course. .' .. ;:·mcrease Berry's World ' . sbip, t ownhouse in Cheshire ; Cheshire Precinct, 'Bradbury;s Building in Cheahlre; Clay Township, Clay Elementary School; Clay Prec:inct, Clay . Elemenllry School; Guyan Township; GuYIIt Township Townhouse; Guyan Precinct, Village Hall in Crown City, Harrison Township Harrison Township Townhouse; Huntington Precinct, Town· house in Village; Huntington Township, Grange Hall in Vinton; Green Township, Green Elemen· tary School; Green Precinct III Rodney Community Building(men Precinct 112, Green Elementary · School; Grm,~ Precinct 113 Rodney Community Building; . · Greenfield Township, Old School in Gallia; Morgan Town- = ship, Morgan Center TownhouJeO. hio Township, Ohio Township Townhouse; Pmy Township, Perry '· Township Townhouse; Raccoon Township, Rio Grande Elemeallly Weather Does Your Health Insurance 115 El51 SECOND Sunday nmes Sentlnei-Page-A3 ' ;· �.Jlage At Suridey nm•• 11n1n11 ---. -- --- --·-· - - - - - - - Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, OH Point Plnzent, wv ---------- Knights of Pythias contribute to preservation of Gallipolis' artifqc~s ;: .•••'.•• ~ :•• • .. ''., '•.-- .. \ . .,.~. ' '1 GALLIPOLIS - Kaiallt of DiDg of rbC - : 1D J91h aew Pythias, N11001i Lodae 55, JeCODdy ·bon of Frialda of Our Haule don•W2 $5,000 10 the Our Roue. formed and Ia Mlrcll 1990 1 dt!'eewith the funds beini ll8ed to beiJI yeir CllllplligD -lqua to niiC inslall a new heating Slid llir coodi· • ·$100.000 for tile - • Oae half lioning sySitm, acconling to Benny of each dollar is placed in an endowment fund for the fulure pro, Evans, Our Houa vilic prerir, The climate control will aot leCtion or Qur House, while the oaly llllke visiJa f• . . . .t other half is beilig spent on but importaatly' wlll belp improyemepiS ,which to dale have implell t the Jliope& •vm-.t included 8 8Jid fire alarm system, to help pmiCfVC tile Gallipolillrli· wCJ!H! Venetian blinds to cut out filets which are houiCd at the muae- darilage from Jighl, and currently um. lhe 1a1est or c6mare controL It is of vital importance that The inna will handled local· sucb ilemS as Lafayetre's coat, the ly by SIBDdaid ~=:f 11111 Heat· oldea piano in the Nonbwea Terri· ing, which was a lhe bid by tory' and paintings such • thole by the llale. Jean Gervais, be protected from Site m111qer of the mu~eum delerionltioo in the JIOPCil' • Barbara Kemper who ove..-s a The Our House was opened in ~ or voliiiiiCen'who help dur· 181 by Henry Cou•hlne,landlord. mgbusydlys.Micllae!Brown, wl· who is crediled With~ tile Our unteet, donated and pllllted the House it's name as be would ll8lld spring nowers and shrubbery 'at the riverbank as bolts ariivtd wblcb grace lhe entJy way. and invite travelers to "Come on . The Our iiouJe opens Sltll"day, over to Our House.* . The Our House is owned by the state of Ohio 111d overseen by tlie Ohio Historical Society, but a local board manages lhe everyday run- /:!:S • I:J!:' , CHECK PltERNTATION • o.r ..._Mule- Pydiils, Naomi~ 5I, G"'ltM"t• nceatly · ! · doaated a $5,000 d!edJ ID ... : um. MO!Iey rro. lilt clalllila will M 8ed to .. die iltstp!Jetloe f¥11 IIIWIIII"aa lllld air • ccMM!ooi!IR system. ~ bud lor 1M prm II~ help .. 1): S.llty •••,.., " Ill p-- retary; lVIII, Frleadl of O.r HouH vice,. I 'IBt; frazier, lMIIIrd member; Rag t DeLIIle, K el P d!aacellor/commaa- der; _, LIGJd llawr, K of P treuurer. (T·S ,.._., Krli Cocbru) Mother shoots son WANT ADS PPD< deatll Saturday bas been charged wilh lllllrill!r, police said. Homit.Aio indialed that . DarioiiTare, ':r!as foubd liNd lntide his llome in the city's ileal" GALLIPOLIS - Gallla County know, pleaSe COIIIBCI one of the foJ. ~eschool Programs ~Y con- · lowing agencies: Ouidinl Hand • 4ucled a Preschool F11r for chil· 367.7371··Oallia COURiy Schools • 4J'en berween die ages 3-5. The fair 446-7917: Gallipolis City Schools. provided a short saeel!lnt IDd fol· ·· 446-321 i · and Headswt • 446· row up sugesrions for JIII'IIU to 01594. ' ~oarhome. •· .--------~ , While it all seems llko c:bikl's 61ay, parents should know- that ~verything their baby does rrum liilih 10 age 4 is his Jal basbw, Ole bUsiaess of growing up helldly l'lllllllllod oldiSudoy.l25 Third Aw., ~ siiOlfg. . Golllpoiii.OIIkl.bya..llbloVaJioyPub• The Oallipolis Cily Schools . ... llolllllt O>lllplll)l!Mulllme<lla, hoe, Se. < hi'"-· . llllld d - ,..";r.,rld at Galllpolll, • preschool program .or.c: _,.., 0111o uar. Eat u c1- .• ages 3-5. ,'· at Oblo, I'Wt : If your child has difficulty widl · · ~. I#Je following stills, you may WDI ·, '. I•· · 10 consider a preschool ~=iDI 1n1! o.JIJ Pr-. Ao..,otloe aa4 II• •~ Can Yourchild·• MJ&f: tlllsi ......., .... llraabam l •use rhe toilet with few ac:c:i· •· m Tlllnl A - . 414 Second AYe., 2nd flour 992-ft12 446-0166 L30 to S:OO Monday-Friday 1:30 to 5:00 Monday-Friday CloMd Thunday , · . 1,30 to 12 Soturday C'-1 Thursday . AU0r h*N!I, OIIIRJII , A.... Chll&etl!t, Logan & McArthur •••r: ,., -..... ,...,, OldoN§-..,...,N••-• aeniS. 1 •Balance On the OCher. Grll, Nft Yort< IGCII7. flflt on one foot, dlcn ; : •CopY simple designs. ' •counl to lluee. · : •identify two to lhlee colon. : "Tell hislher f1111 and Jut III!IIIC• • ' • •Talk pretty well now and C'lell people outside the fa11ily can Undersland him,lber. .. • •Follow directions tblt line ' ore uoau ~~- one , ...... n orr Ill - y ,..._ ~our jacket and pick up your "* . cays.") w-:.~.":..~":-~Cell o.. Y- :................................ '"-111 OM liiMGLII: ClOPY • - , ............. ,., - y nmeo-s..u ... ·wll not "" .._lblo lor odvo,_ poymento ·mot!otoca......,.., lUlL &Ul!ICIIIPt!ONB hlldoJ OIIIJ 0.. Y•er ................................. 147.81 Six mllltha ... ............................ 12t.1U • ,, • • ...• WAS 11550 446-3051 u . NOW S13.50 Stop In and for y..nelf why we are the Mid-Ohio Valley's #1 Pool Professional. 9·6 Mon.•Frl. · 9·5 Sat• 392 Plkt St. 12·4 Sun. 446-3051 Gljllpolls, OH. 392 PIKE Sl; Ml w-.................................. 121.81 21 Wl'llra .................................. IIJ.H I I . , _,,,.,.,.,.,..,. ... ,, ................... . . . . Otll. . . ~ SYRACUSE • The Sulton . Township Truslees will meet Mon·day at-7:30p.m. al rhe Syracuse Municipal Building. • •• . • • '. " ' TUESDAY I POMEROY • The FOE Ladies' Auxiliary will be holding a polluclc/Mother's Day dinner on -Tuesday al 7 p.m. Following the •ltiaDer, a meeling will be held wllh ~lection of officers at 8 p.m. All ··members are welcome. ~ ..... '; POMEROY • Evangelist R.A. " ~~esl will hold a service on Tues. f ay at the Meigs County Senior · ; itizens Center at 7:30p.m. ' ...', I b S\Ol> OOT-oF-ST~l e: t,RJ..s\4 P .... o~ l!E\~ 'OUM\1:0 t...a OUR. \.,AHt>'FtLL- e . t1'S U.Wt> r l L l. . wv. l·t67S II •.I .. 1\lE ,. erue G· :str c Of! KoME:owJJ&RS ~o 1'1\.ltt'\~ WtU.. &E 1• ceNTS Awa:K:.- \~'T "'ieuk. W~L~, ~WEfZ. W~lER. · Sprinp Uniled Methodilt Clurrcb ' will serve vegcllble IOI!Jlllld bolD ,fOUP on Election Day l'rom II • throu&~ the e~ni~,\!inner llour• •SllldWJehes, pes, and bever· ; aaes will also be aervecL Cany out • otden will be available. Ordera . may be~ in ldviiiCO at 992. L•. i..'t"' L~T ~T! Paid for by M.A.C.E .. at al. ,_,, ' ~ • ROCK SPRINGS • Tho Rock AND \<PEPING ~Gf='-StATe' 'TRJost-4 OVT' DF G'-U.IA. COoi.Ji-y WO~ ANTHON, Iowi (AP) ~ Oiar· lie. Olbome, 98, the m111 who survived 68 years of hicc:ups, wlnnlna him I place iD the Ouinnels ~ of World Records, died Wec!Delllay of ulcer complications jUJtll months after his hiccups ccnscd s•.oo ,UPTO 33% OFF f\. • ~996 or '" 2517. • "'""I If 20% OFF looked In 1946 -location 412 Second. :PEARLS All Strands, Earrings, Add,A·Beada, Rings, Brat'~l.-ts, Pins 45 Yean later after fire in 1957 -location · 404 Second. MEN'S ITEMS Tie Tus, Money Clips, Key Rings, Knives, Giftware . . Save ·20%. 50% OFF Our faces have changed in 45 yean but the quality and service hasn't. Thank You Ohio Valley for making u1 the Area's #l Jeweler. - f ' (, _.:oJ~ ( 14KT CHAINS Nothing Held Back. All Chains and Bracelet• Reduced One-Half! Great Gift Ideas. Hundreds to Choose From.. . ' . ) Diamond Fashion Rings Save 20% to 33% WATCHES · Diamo-nd Engagement Ring8 'J:he Area'• Flneet Seleetlon of Watehee •Selko •Bulova •LaSalle •Caravelle aPulaar .05 .................. $199.00 .10 .................. $299.00 .15 ..... ............. $44:9.00 .20 ~ ......•.......... $659.00 ' .2!5 ••••• ~ •.•..••••• $8'19.00 NICE QVALD'Y-VIJ..R Save 20%to33% STONE RINGS SAVE 20% •Earrings Lockets °Crosses 0 0 Pendants ENTIRE ISVEN,-oRY! FREE SIZING 20% OFF Wedding · Bands En.t ire Seleetion of ArtCarved Designed and Plain Wedding Bands Reduced During Tliis Event IN~IDF. F.NI;Ri\ VINI; OF .\N'' Pl'Rl:H.\~·; == GIFTWARE 8rass 0 Wood °Ciocks °Crystal "fewter "Silver 0 20%-30% OFF 20% Off SALE 1111.11 1111.10 . . .. . . ... -·· All 25% OFF .. ' GALLIPOUS • Xi Gamma Mu . :b~p~er of Beta Sigm.a J>!li meets at <.3:30p.m. at the Galltpohs home qf ; JCay Adkins. =,. • POMEROY • The Men's Tues· ' day and Wednesday golf lequa at the Meigs COunty Golf Course will ; begin play on Tuesday and · wednesday. There are 20 teams ' 'igned up for each league. Two 10· ; ,..eek halves will be played tliis -: yw. yone wishinl ro substiture c1 is asked to call lhe club bouse at ~-6312 and leave ·their 1111110 l!ld :phone number. A . n AVENVE Earrings REG. · SALE .10 tw ..... :.....$259.00 $149.00 .16 tw ...........$350.00 ·$2115.00 .20 tw .......... $425.00 .25 tw ......: ....$599.00 $189.00 .50 tw ......... $1259.00 $831.00 Pendants .05 ct ............$175.00 · $109,00 · .15 ct. ........... $425.00 sm,oo .20 ct ............ $599.00 S$81.00 ~· e Tb ~ GHJ..,rp.. C.OUNT'( LN C.OHT'ROI- OF •To EX."reWt:> ~ U.WD.f'!1LL's LIFES~Io.N ·POMEROY • The Meigs Local Band Boosrers will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at lhe high school band· room. Parents are urged to ultend the meeting which will include dis· cussion or summer band activities. · RACINE . The Racine Chap1er ·No, 124, Order of the Easlern Star will hold inspection Monday a1 7:30p.m. ...................,............. sn.llll PAIN CONTROL CLINIC WEIGHT CONTROL Charlie Osborne dies Paul Davies Jewelers as It REEDSVILLE • The Olive ., :Township Trustees will meel Monday at 7:30p.m. in lhe Reedsville ' Fire House. 112 w..a ................................. .._40 FAMILY PRACTICE Diamond Earrings and Pendants . ~ PORTLAND · The Lerart , ToWTiship Trus1ees will meel Mon· day at 7 p.m. at the office building. IJ W..U .. ,. .. ,.. ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,..,. IIUO :111 w..a I . ,,.·s COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP • The Columbia Township Trustees will meet Monday al 7:30 p.m. at the fii'C station . MANY STYLES IN STOCK GALLJIIOUS, OliO -~ IOMERO~ • The' Meigs Cbunty Riding Club will m~t Monday at 7:30p.m. at the Scou's residence on Flatwoods Road in Pomeroy . All members are urged 10 attend. • . ' C) 9·5 SAT. 12·4 . w 24 FT. ABOVE GROUND POOL- EXAMPLE: ALGECIDES, METAL REMOVE_RS, PH. BALANCE, AIIAUNin BALANCE AND MUCH, MUCH MORE. ........... , RACINE · Joan Tewksbary, · R.N., Meigs Counry Tuberculosis Nurse, will be conducting a skin ICSiing cilnic at the Racine Fire Sta· tion on Monday from 4:30-6:3(} p.m. All 'iOftiRiunlty wlunleerS and food service workers are urged to take adYI!IIIage of ~ free service prior 10 alumni banquets and other COO!munity affairs. ....• Dlla=CII-day IIAIL S IPt!ONB ROBERT M. HOWY, M.D. ·I u• ~~ .......... '15 Cnto MONDAY GALLIPOLIS • Women Alive wiD have ils mother-daughler ban· quet on Monday at 6 p.[ll. at Dale's , ·Res1auran1 in Gallipolis. Joyce ' , Downing will be the spealcer. : ~ . SAVE 25%-350fo On Our 3 in. QORINE TABLETS SAVE 15% on AlGECIDES &Specialties Chemicals SAVE 20% on PUMPS and FILTERS · SAVE S40 on SOLAR COVERS If you are looking tD- buy an above tround pool, look no further. Pool People has the lowed prke Clround ·- like .this••• 0 · .• , •Separale easily from you now 1o play with friends. l ll's easy 10 see how the slow ievelopmenl of these skills could pur a child behind. If your cllild ps many of the Jllilestoau 1u.d ielow, great. M111y !Qda do, bat w110 develop slower 111y be Childi'ell or who have special IICCds now. Don't wait unli,l they schooiiO find OUL . If you have questions or conabout a preschooler you to ••• MAY 3 through MAY 11 COMPAnKE WITH THIS SYSTEM. ICNDAY ONLI" IWKaii'TION UTI:I • ALL YOUR POOL SUPPLIES. . POOL PEOPlE CARRY A COMPLnE OF CHEMICALS THAT ARE 1R RACINE • The Racine Chapter No. 134, Order of the Eastern Star, wiD hold pra;:tice Sunday at 2 p.m . SPRING IS HERE AND liME TO SAVE ON · BAQUACIL. USERS *BAQUACIL TRADEMARK OF ICI AMERICA. OliO, t:'t:"Pralr, Thur· Ruby . SCIPIO · There will be a garden IIUll with speed slide at the · SciPio Volunleer l'ire Department .on Sunday with weigh in at noon. Pull starrs at 1 p.m. Class 900 pound and under and over, I ,000 ~ p·ounds and under and over, and 1,100 pounds and under and over. • • . SALE•SALE•SALE Pratt l!ld the CllES1ER ·Chesler and Shade Valley Floral Arts Garden Clubs ~ will tour Wahkeena Nature Pre· · · serve on Sunday. The group will 1eaye the Chester area at noon •. • POOl FESSIONALS •• 236 E. Main St., 2nd Floor Matemal t::::=;ft.Desn , ~------------------------------------· r - - 7 - - - -.........~---. ......: <VII',_, ......,,,..n.r Po-. 12. A BEnER CHOICE · preschool programs PUNND P OHIO ~ffer child development 1tips POMEIOT: OF SOUTIEAmRN GALUPOUS AMANDA BAKER ~ llld Community· Center- on Sunday and ~rea Anpual meeting d May 2'1 SJ3 t e. proodly II1IIOU!!Ce die blnh ol IIDII, Cuy AlleD, 011 Feb. 14. · fnl!n .110011 to 2 p.m. Cost is $5 for ·· adults and $2.50 for children under .••• ,• ADDISON • Aagela M. aad Joseph R. Baker would like 10 IIII1IOUiiCO the binb or theit dlugb· ll:r, Amanda Breaha, born M1n:1t l1 1991 at Cabell HUIItington Hospi~ tal. She weigbed 8 pounds amd 12 ounces and - 22 inches long• Amanda has one sister, Ashley Nicole. Mattmai ~ts a Gary . and Silly Hitchcock or Oallipolis. Maternal Great grandparents are Buck 111d Lois Mullins (If Proc, torville, and a-ted Hitc:hc:ock Sr. of South Poinr. Pall:rnal grandparents 11'0 Donavan and Stie Baker of Patriot. Paternal areat·gnutdlilrher is Erne$t Balter ofPaaiot. · LONG BOTIOM • River Val· ley Herbalisrs meet on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Long Bouoin Commu· nity Building. All members are to bring an herb or flo"'er that can be dried for the silent auction. . · · POMEROY • There will be a l2•step A.A. meeting on ·sunday at 7 p.m. at the J.T.P.A. office in . l'llmeroy. WHITNEY COUNSELING SERVICE sw.. ....... _,.,.._... .... . MIDDLEPORT • ReguiJr meet· ing or Middleport Lodge 363 P & AM will be lteld on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Refreshmenrs provided afler the meeting. . · LOTI'RIDGE - A smorgasbord ·- Gallipolis: 252 Jackson Pike 16141 446-7216 Ironton: 722 Center StrMt 16141 533·9074 Jackson: 336 East llitln StrHt (6141 286-7464 S.ntlnei-Pege-M ' , cli*l will be held at the Lottridge . on the staff of I•' nmH Baker birth Mason birth GAI:LIPOLIS • Crail !-. and .is announced Melina P. Muon of GallilioliJ, their REEDSVU.LE • There will be a goroel quartet concen Sunday at the Reedsville Church of Christ . GALLIPOLIS • The annual from 2:30-4 p.m. featuring lhe Joy· meeting of Ro-Ki-Li will be held ful Sound and the Heavenly Tuesday, May 21 at 6:30 p.m. at Ellpi I II .Public: is inviled. the Methodist Cburch, Qtllipolit. •••' ' Ruth Langer, M.Ed. .V.D. Screening Cancer Screening Pregn,ncy Teltl,n g · Sunday liliCtor and Confidential Services: Birth Control • Public lnvir¢. Jean H.· Whitney, M.S. Family Planning · It Mcikes Sense••• . SUNDAY GALLIPOLIS • Revival at the Belle Chapel Church in Gallipolis yffll be beld Sunday through May 12 at 7 p.m. lightly with Ralph . Savt~~e. Columbus, as evangelist. joining The boy' • •oUler, DoreUla 'I'homal, 42, called 911 at about 6:21 LID. lind lold an opera10r lllat sbe bid silo! • - · police aid. -. I elldar. ,. ,,. John M. Shroad, Ph.D. east side. , PRESCHOOL PAIR· Pldl!nd II Mouat 11 bt p t l : attention rrum Bileultl rtllkllll,. tile recnt • Ptesdtool Fair. J'UIIIe 1M II~ i~~ed!tr, LJaa,_ tiM eveat : wbieb was spiJDICiftd lty Gllklilll Hud, G1llil Cowaty Sebools, : Gallipolis City Scboolad "r ' IJrL. , Coaaaalty C1leadar 'Items apjlelr two dan before 1111 eveut ud tbe dly ol dult event. Items . JUit 11e received well ID ldwace to - r e P•bHeatlon In the cal· .. is pleased to announce AOO PlKHI Pomeroy-Middlepon-Galllpolla, Ott-Point PI-nt, wv Meigs County calendar May 18 and die Jl!blic is inviled to visit lite museum llld see die trea· swes or Gallipolis in such .ufiCtS as Roben Safford's sword and powder pouch, pieces of the orili· nal log cabins. in the Jlllfk, JIOrf!'8ils of Dr. Saugram and lbe Menqers, llld , . · , hundreds or. other hisloicaltlemS. . ~ lhis the II!IIIJIIC!' lhll Yc;>u VISit ,and be sure to ,* 'P ID die ~ shOP. w~ ev~ from quills . to ~SIOncal bOoks, to ~ HOuse. Olrislmas bulbs llld 1ee lhins inay be J)Uidlased. )oard me~bers ~~ President John Lesler; V1ce President, Henny Evans; Secrerary, Molly_ Skinne~; Treasurer, Lola Mae Sus~; ~II Burleson, Dorothy Frazter, BtU Grily, Dale Iman; Bill Uoyd, Paula Thacker, and Mary Ann Wood. Any member may be conlaCted to make a donation or one may be sent 10: ~of Our·HouJe, P.O. Box 295, Gallipolis. ,, WRW Mental Health Services, Inc. .SMALL COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The 11i0J!1et of a boy fOIDI sbot to 1 May 5,1891 �Page-A6-Sunday nmes Sentinel • . • Pomeroy-Middleport-Galllpolla, OH....:.Polnt Pleeunt, . .• Area deaths I .• I \Elmer E. Hysell • • • . • POMEROY - Elmer W. :Hysell, 79 •.of S.R. 143, Rutland, ;died Frid.ay, May 3, 1991, at the •Pomeroy Nursing and Rehabilita· 'tion Ceo ter after an extended ill- ••~es~e was born on Feb. 12, 1912 in :Pomeroy, the son of tbe late Walter "and Mary (Searls) Hysell. :· A coal miner for. 38 years\ be 1, was a reo red custodial supervtsor f for Ohio University. He was also a • member of the Bradford Church of :Christ. . · • He was preceded in deatb by ~four brothers an.d one sister. •' · Survivors include his wife, •,:Flossie (Pierce) Hysell; one son, Judge O'Qrien processes 27 cases in Meigs Court Walter A. Hysell of Columbus; four daughters. Ruth Schleppley of Westerville, MarY Lynd of Minford, Connie Hendricks . of Pomeroy and Dorothy Basham of Rutland, six sisters, Rosie Longer. bone of Vinron, Cora Woodard of Langsville, and Ann Carswell and Bonnie Arnold, both of POI)Ieroy, Lena Napper of Rutland, and Betty Johnson of Middleport; two brothers , John Hysell of Evansville, · Ind., and Jim Hysell of Colwnbus; 17 grandchildren; and 20 greatgrandchilclml. Servic~ will be today at 1 p.m. at Birchfield Funeral Home in Rutland_. Ro~ Purtell wil~ offici,ate.,. BHill!IDCeal Wlterylltake PPomelace10 Horner me near roy. ':·marm weather still lzurting columbia Gas ' ,. CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) ,- Record-setting warm tempera'tures over the past IS mqnlhs that :have plagued Columbia Gas Trans· ;,Jl ission ·Corp. will continue to ·af '.~ct pro f'1ts for the next year, a ~~ompaily official said. . :. The Charleston-based subsidiary ~ Columbia Gas System Inc. per'of ifonned better during the fust quar:ter of 1991 than it did during the ·oo · 1990 th :::;~pen m ' e company ;. Bul the transmission company is ·sitting on large inventories of natu:ral gas while the fuel's price ~remains close to record lows, said ''ohn H. Croom, chairman .of Columbia Gas System. · · :: In the naiUral gas industry, ·pipeline companies such as :columbia must either buy cenain :amounts of gas or, in effect, pay a •'" enalty to the producer. Croom " l POMEROY· Meigs County Court Judge Patrick H. O'Brien ~ssed27caseslast~ Fmed were:. Amy Might, Rutland, seat belt VIOlation, costs only; Arthur R.· Hood, Ashville, safety v!olation, $SO and costs:. Samuel Pickens, Pomeroy, SJlCCCI!ng, $20 and costs; Joan M. S1mpson, Pomeroy, spcw!i~, $19 and eosls; Jeffrey LouiS Brooks, l.awrenccYille, Ga., $29 and eosls; Brian D. Artrip, Ona,. W.Va.,. pes• sessiftg a fireaim while JliD1Uln8 a fur-beariaa animal, $100 and costs; Dayid A. Plybon, Prichard, W.Va., possessing a firearm while pursumg a ~-bearirig animal, $100 and Squads make 7 runs Fri.day · POMEROY • Meigs Emergency Medical Services answered seven ca& for assistance on .Friday. · At 11:12. a.m. on Friday, Middleport squac:l went 10 Page StJeet · for M;ary Eblin, who was taken to Veterans Memorial. At 11:29 p.m., Middleport squad went 10 Railroad and Creeka.m., for Pomeroy an open dumpLeading fire. At 11:30 squad went IIi Story's Run Road for Clarence Potts, who was taken tO Veterans. . At 2 :26 p.m., Rutland squad went to Harrisonville for Candy Arix, who was taken to Holzer . Ceo A Mid Medical ter. 17:47 p.m., • dleport fire department went to 'state Route 7· for a gas leak and house slippage at Hobson. AI 9:29 '"' p.m., Pomeroy squad was called "' Ash Street for Mildred Dewees, who went IIi Holzer. At 11:38 p.m., Middleport squad. went to North Second for Kenneth Barnett, who was taken IIi Veterans. . ,• ;i COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ·,S upporters of a House-passed bill :to raise the speed limit IIi 6S mph •i:man additional260 miles of inter~ tate highways begin a drive for ,approval in the Senate this week. .: The Senate Highways and •:Jransportatioli Committee opens ;hearings on the measure sponsored :by Rep. Cliff Skeen, D-Akron, on J uesday. :. Sen. Scott Oelslager, R-Canwn, t hainnan of tbe panel, said he has '}orne personal reservations about :the proposal, but would not attempt •!o block it. :1 "I simply want IIi make sure we look inw the. safety factors as well ~s the environmental factors as •• W.Va., possessing a fin:arm while pursuing a fur-bearing animal, $100 and costs; Terry A. Mayes, Pomeroy, seat belt violation, coats only; Keith L. Sands, Pon1and, failure w eooii'OJ, $20 and coats. David Cowart, Cincinnati, speed, $22 and costs; Sandra J. Rardin, Shennan, W.Va., failure w control~ $20 and costs; John K. Pullins, Pomeroy, overwidth, $15 and costs; Douglas B. Eblin, Jr., load,Galli $15 and Syracuse· R , insecure L Adkins lis cos1s; oger · • po • , seat bell violation, cos~ only; T~acy N. Klaiber, Long Bc;llwm, · failure IIi control, $20 and costs; p 1 D · s · Cl WilD,d earwater, FJau .· enn1s d $27 G a., spec , an costs; uy S hul di de I d $2S c er, sor r Y eon uct, and and C0S1S n:sistia~ arrest, $50 costs, 30 'days in jail_suapc:ndcd td fourdays,ooey-probatioo. ~ Terry Rhodes, Middleport, theft, cosas, six months in jail, sus • pended 10 20 days; T1111 Davidaon I MineisviJ!e,·hii/Btip, six mootlu ~ jail, suspended, 4SO and costs tluec years J)l'Obalion, random drug testing; Michelle L. Johnson • Athens, speed, $30 and costs ~ Michael D. &res, Milford, spcw1, $22 and costs; Curtis L. Ward,.1 Pomeroy, disorderly conduct,_$25,.1 and costs; Terry L. Varney, Portland, ~so,ed clear distance, ~Hi: and costs. -~ Posting bonds wcr.e: Phylli •• "" Gray, Shade, speed, 560:, Kevi.~' Jewell, Rutland~, $60; DaVJ " Gamtt, speed, • • • ~ ./v "' . 5. PIECE WOOD DINEIIE SET SAVI s:r:ra . • - CREMEENS FUNEIAL CHAPEL 446-6333 "Our Family Serving Your Family." ' CHESHIRE - Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency will hold its Free Clothing Day for low income people Wednesday, May 8 from 9 a.m. until noon at the clo!hing bank in the old Cheshire School building. · ' \ ' HUNTINGTON - Gallia, Meigs and Mason Counties veterans are remit)ded of the Third Annual Tri-StaiC Veteran/Employer Job Fair to be held on May 8 from 8 a.m . to noon at the Veterans Memorial Field House iJt Huntin,gton, W.Va. This annual event features workshops on bow 10 wnte an effective resume, complete employer applications correctly and job interview techniques. From 2-6 p.m., employers from Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia will be presellllli conduct job interviews. For further information, contact the Job Service office at 446-1683 or 675-2770. GIL. 14 WAHIIIUL 10.101. AU Nap Dll Janel • HOME NATIONAL BANK of Racine In the stale of Ohio, at the close of business on March 31, 1•1. published In response to catl made by Comptroller of the Currency, undet Title 12, United States, Code, Section 161. - --.- Charter Number 9815 Comptroller of tbe Currency 4th District _ __ C10101) Conltnii:ISoft Adllulw• lxlerlor AerrUc 10 Year nat LataRou..Palnt Reailll blllttorlng and peeling. grab: no nautno nu~ Student art exhibit.at RG May 7-18 lxlwtor Wood RIO GRANDE - Art swdents at the University of Rio Grande will receive the opportunity .w dis!ll~y their cre~tions May 7-18 when the works are exhibited m the atnum of the Fmc and Performing Arts Center. • .... Ma · An open house and receptioo will be conducted 1 nursday, Y 9 ~~ 7 p.~. The students' wos:tcs were made inc~ _taught by James Allen and Kevin Lyles; art liiStruCIOI'S II the uruversl!y. ::1 W'oocl Protec:tar for Hlgb ltNngth; quick MUd- and llaln 1'111lllanl. Quick dlyiJ\g, durablellc:tt llnlllh. (51495) 1299 (LH601·8) '' ••' • :::; c :::; ....... ,.... -~· CJC ..,u Deposits: a . In domestic ottlces .. .... .... .... .... .... ............. ... ................ ... .......... 31,009,000.00 Nonlnterest-bearlng ........ .................. .... ...... ...... 2,949.000.00 · Interest-bearing ............ .......... :........ ,,....... ,... ... 28,060,000.00 Other liabilities .... :... .. .. ,, .............. ,............... ................. ,....., ............... 364,000.00 Total liabilities ... .................. ,............ ,......,... :........... .. ....... ,.. ........ ...31,373,000.00 Common· stock . .'..... ,...................... ,...................... ............. ,...... .. ......... 125,000.00 Surplus ,..... ......... .... ...-: .... · ~·-;t....................... .. .. .. .. . , ... ...... ... .... . :............ 125,000.00 Undivided profits and capital reserves .. ............................................ 3,757,000.00 Total equity capital. ,................................. ,... ,...,.. ,:....... ·................... 4,007,000.00 Total equity capital and losses.deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 1823(1). :............... ........................ , .. ... .......... . 4,007,000.00 and losses deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C.l823(Jl .......................... 35,380,000.00 ' I . t, Gary P. Norris, Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this Report of Condition ts true and correct to the best of my knowledge.and belief. . Gary. P. Norris, · April 26, 1991 • Slll PIICED $1299 9 5 . · FOOT STOOL OPTIONAL. all 5 pieces •TRIPLE DRESSER •HUTCH MIRROR •ROOMY CHEIT •HEADBOARD. FOOTBOARD . •NIGHT STAND ' YOU WILL RECEIVE A S399 ZENITH VCR "FREE" . WITH REMOTE. PERFECT Gin FOI MOTHER'S DAY OR THE NEW GRADUATE. . • ·fLEXST£fr··-· =· AND LA-Z-BOY REC.LINERS . SAVE UP TO 40°/o 100 IN STOCK We, the undersigned directors, attest the correctness of this statement of resources and liabilities. We declare that It has been examined by us. and to the best ot our knowledge and belief has been prepared In conformance with th~ instruc. ttons and Is true and correct. JOHN T. WOLFE MARVIN HILL - Directors GEORGE NEIGLER Long IUe carbide tiJ)I. Fall eu111ng. YOUR CHOICE Jl9Ia. rr . I 20°/o On Campbell Welded Chain " (In Stock) Complele •••orlmenl ol lltllngs and accessories available. no ' • • loclllng bUIIDII the lhUIDb IJaTI Campbel CHAIN SAVE ,' l"x:ll" Tape IIUie Rounded COM fill Ideal deck bUilding blade. (26180) PWMDSHOR Everything you need to Install new or repair older toll.ts. SAVE I I 30°/o TO 40°/o EARLY BIRD SAVINGS J,OOO ITU Air Conditioner Rtm.AND - The Leading Creelc Watershed Association monlh' · ly meeting has been cancefed for Tuesday and rescheduled for ' Thursday at 6 p.m.• lfG. l'tKI IJSt WII'IICI 1299'1 !ISS COut()fj 130.00 BULK (;AS.SUPPLIER (31012)(30818) •HEATING •HOT WATER · •COOKING •CYLINDER TANKS TANK SIZES AVAILABLE •260 GALLON . •330 GALLON . A VCI wl.. l1111ote FlU. The Perfect GHt fer Mother's Day or the New Gr.tuate. ' Watershed meeting postponed or AUNapo• C'•n•d · CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY •TAIU AND 4 CHAIIS •TAILI AND 7 CHAIIS •DINING IODM SUIJIS WITH MUCIIIIIG CHIIUS GALLIPOLIS - A represeniative from U.S. Rep. Clarence E. Miller's office Will conduc~ an open door session Tuesday .from 11 a.m. untill p.m. in the Gallia County Courthouse. Anyone with questions .concerning the f~eral government can stop by and discuss them With the representanve. Buy From A Loc.ally Owned 401. PVC Cement ~ Sl 09995 ~ 1~. · , ,::Win •-~~. •s99 Zenith {;e/f'(7 NOW S269' 5 you need to •600 GALLON •1 000 GALLON HOT WATER TANIS, HEArERS, COLEMAN TRAILER FURNACES AVAILAILE 1,000 11U, 11,000 11'11, 14,000 ITU, li,DDO ITU . 22,000 nu, ... 21,000 ITU GIBSON CHEST FIHIIIS . s cu."· $269 'sY9'J· 16 cu. n.- S399 SIMMONS #fiN BEDDING! GIBSON NO-FROST 2-DOOR REFRIGERATOR •Adjustable shelve• •Energy nver awitch •Huge freezer l~~u.$56995;::. 14115 cu."· 19 CU; Fr. $49995 S6999S ' ,HOURS: Monday-Frldsy, 8 a~S pm; saturday, 8 am-12 noon 31261h Street '' '' 799 7\.i'" Decldng Blade · CONVENIENT ALL BEDROOM SUITES CREDIT TERMS ON SllEII ' ARRANGED! STAIJING Mille~ representative to visit Tuesday 999 ~~~a:~n~d. ~:~e:~s~%~~.~~~~-~~~..~~~~-~-~: ....... ... .......... ,........ ....... 24,303.000.00 -• LIVING ROOM SUITES ' (IOSOI) · Cash and balances <!ue from deposllory Institutions: . Non interest-bearing balances and currency and coln ....-.:.... .... ........ 1,409,000.00 Securities ................ ... , .. ,.......... .............. ,,........ ,............... ,., ..... .... ..' · 4,050,000.00 Federal funds sold ...........,......... ,,........ .............. ................... .. ... ; ,. 4, 725,000.00 Loans and lease financing receivables: Loans and leases, net of unearned Income ............ 24,552,000.00 LEJSS: Allowanc\! for loa~ and lease losses ............... 249,000.00 Premises fixed assets (Including capitalized leases) .... ............ ... :.. 197,000.00 Other real estate owned .............. .......... ............ ................. .................... 7,000.00 Other assets, ......................... .... ,.. !.............. ,.... ..... ... ,.. .......... .............. 689,000.00 Total assets ....................... , .. ...:... ,... ,............................................ ... 35,380,000,00 Total assets and losses deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 1823(j) ... .. ..... 35,380,000.00 _ __ a•• Sole Price REPORT OF CONDmON Consolidating Domestic Subsldlalres of The· "'... ANY . 3 PIECE Muke-/t eas/rr fur /b<J., )'UII '""" 88 Ill Suptr Savingc! Veterans job fair slated ,. ---r COME JOIN us· DURING·THIS .... GALLIPOLIS -Jennifer Lynn Conley, 21, Cedar Bluff, Va., was with driving under the influence and left of center by tbc Gall18 County Sheriff"s Departmentat3:48 a.m. Salllrday. In other matters, deputies 1ransported Chules R. WJ!ld. ~6. Portsmouth, for Scioto County authorities on a parole v1olauo~ charge. · . . · Angela B. Jones, 21, Jackson, ~as picked up on a bench warrant for Jackson County (Ohio) authonues ~n a contempt charge. ' ·l FRIDAY ADMISSIONS - Mary :Eblin, Middleport. · FRIDAY DISCHARGES :tJONE. ·- c~ed Free .Clothing Day set Wednesday EARTH DAY "' ' BROUGHT GIGANTIC MAY .SAV NGS. with driving the wrong way on a one-way street; J~ L. Patterson, 29, Racine, assured clear dis~e followin_g an accident 81 8:50 ... p m on Upper River Road when h1s vehicle hit the rear of an auw driven by Angela Lee Holley, 17, Fraziers Botllllll, W.Va. The Holley vehicle was stopped !n traff!c: There was heavy damage IIi both vehicles. No one was senously mjured. . · .. Ella J. Durst, 27, Gallipolis, was cned for operallng a motor , ,, I vehicle while under suspension; Lisa L. Holley, 27, Pleasant, was '• · cited for failure to display J1I"OI'CI: registration and Paul Johns_on, 21, Eureka Star Route, for passmg within liJ!l feet of an inte~uon. , ,, __ Police also _probed two ~~ COJ!IPII!In.ta. one ~mg and one · · case of vandalism. · the The vandalism rook place in a field, off Farm Road behind Gallia-Meigs Regional Airpon. A farm tractor owned by F~ Ben· nett, Gallipolis, had a punctured tire and two broken cab wmdows according to the report. ' Consider.your family. Consider pre-need funeral planning. · . lirx;l~~nie G. Smilh, 21, Eureka Star Route, Gallipolis, was cluu'ied . •eo ·FIX-UP DURING THE ··, APRIL SHO.W ERS HAVE GALLIPOLI~ - 9alli~lis City Poliee.cile!l eight motoris~ on various traffiC.VJolauons Friday and early Saturday. , Charged with speeding were: Anthony H. ~· 2<!· Pomt Pleasant, W. Va.; Samantha K. Booth, 22, Rt. 1, ~polis; Norman H. Shafer, Jr., 2S, Rt. 1, Cheshire and Todd D. Hilton, 18, Rt. 3, Gal- 513995 S.,.. letall CENTBRVILLE ...... The Centerville Bean Dinner and parade will be held Saturdar. May 25 at 11 a.m. The parade will meet at Centervllle Communuy Park. All Desert Storm vcterBns are invited IIi participate in the parade. The bean dinner will be held in t~e park and a price will be 8liDOUIICCd later. All interested in participating may ca11245-5635. ·Eight charged with traffic violations (with paddlll -h) rm ' ; Deputies cite motorist on charges • •• ~ • f . ' '< ~ ; 81 75 GUN ST. .' GALLIPOLIS • Gallipolis Volunteer firemen answered three alarms Friday. . . . . Twenty firemen and one tanker rushed to Kanauga at 6:53 p.m. wextinpish a blaze on a piclwp truck: owned by Dave Henry. 424 Second Avenue, Kanauga. Probable cause of the lire, which began in the engine compartment, was believed IIi be a short in the wiring. Estimated damage was $1,000 according 10 Chief Ray Bush. It was tbc depa bl!¢olt's 70th alarm of the year. · Earlier in the day, IS fll"Cmen responded 10 an alarm at the Gallipolis Tobacco and Capdy Company, 539 Upper River Road 81 7:58 a.m. It proved w be a false alarm. At 9:47 a.m., eight firemen · mille a silent run w clean up a gasoline spill on the corner of Fourth Avenue and Sycamore Street. Gas was leaking from a vehicle · owned br Linda Earl, Gallipolis. The leak was caused by a broken fuel line m the Earl vehicle. , ·Parade, bean dinner on tap May 25 POMEROY • nc.Ili"o for purchasing tic)tctS for Beta Sigma Phi's Celebrity Dinner Is Tllunday. · The cost for tbc dlnee Is $30 per couple, and $15 for sjngle. Tickets arc available at K .t C Jewelers, Swisbt~r and L'bhsc, Ol8leau Beauty Salon, the Meip Couitty License Burtau and from any IIIIUity member. The dinner is being spoliiOI'Od '!lY the Beta Sigma Phi City Coun~ ' cit. Gallipolis firemen ·make ihree runs .. : •. anauaa Ticlcet deadline Thursday . Continued from A·l the Columbus Developmental Center. · ' ' "Dr. Hopkins' l1lllllqement experience and commiunent w community care will serve ber well as CEO," Hogan said. '"I am delighted that we can appoint an administrator of such high caliber who is also wdl~lished in southeast Ohio." Hopkins, 52, received her bachelor's and master's deiiJ"ees in education ancl her doctorate in administration and psychology from Ohio University. She has lived in Athens for tbc )l4SI24 years. The AMHC serves Athens, Gallia, Hocking, Jackson, Meigs, VintOn and WashingtOn counties. ·: · ID,fe. · bru.~ that such "take- A1 Slid &' . ••• - - - -ContlnuedJrom : - - - : - - A-1 :-------or-pay habilll!~s. coul~ cost the . ginia Department of Natural ordered stopped. company. $100 million th1s )ICII"· Resources. The WVDNR cited 176 "Waste IS not IIi leave the trucks , He SBld Wednesday the compa- v' 0 1 · f h , S I'd from the point or Collection IIi the riy will conlinue renegotiating conau~ons0 1 at state 8 0 . 1 final destination ot the landfill," the tracts with natural gas prodn~ars, . aslte . ~nt Act ~ SJt_e, · letter S8l"d. _, a 1nc udmg allure to atmamtam , move originally announced last · · · . Powers will now have w apply September. ·requ_ired certific81lons ·relaung. 10 for w~ water and air quality conTh t . . · .t . medical ~aste, outside trol permits from the Oh"10 EPA , e gas. ransmus10n un_•., • permitted hoursOperating aad exceeding ~!"Cbn. sesuvpperallies.~~reportedgas llieamuti!J: monthly tonn_age limits. Powers and obtain a license to operate a "" •......., ed _,;..., ofERO I transfer facility. Maximwn penalings of $16.3 million durjng the servPowas,.--:-nt • n~..· ~ f:'"" p1 "di Qhi1 first three months of this year, ers denied that such aci!VJty ~;A0~e ""gu:i:n~ [ :o-yea~ . na....,. . Iast would happen here. $ com.-WI.th $10.8 mill'ton "I want to po· 1 1 lhlit thi . . prison sentence and 10,000 to year. th 1· t 1 ou f s Is $25,000 fmes for each day of viola· As a whole, Columbia Gas Sys- ~hamel en ng °~Wy stepV~ra.te. ~ohm · tion. . · iem, based in Wilmington, Del., · . w 1 0 n m es ll"gJnl8, e Powers said that he has no probreported earnings of $49.8 million S8ld Thursday. !em with dle order$ or permits. or 99 cents per share, on revenueS But tbe Galli~ County l;!ealtb "We ))ave Cleaned up our site of $986.1 million during the first · Depanment previously ba$ •ssued and if we have to follow regula'quarter compared with ~gs of orders against Powers for loose tions and apply for permits, we .$47.6 ~illion, Qr $1.04 ~r share, garbage ~d open dul!lping at his will .. he said · . on·revenues of $882.7 million dur- Kanauga S1te. · All!l Kanauga residents plan w ing the same ·period last year. In a letter dated April 30 and hold Powers 10 his word. . signed by Gallia County Sanitirian 1 Stuan Lentz, Powers was c~ed . "It's either get out or get e ' ID as far as I'm concemed," said im · withoperatingasolidwastefac· 'ty Sheets, who Jives next 'door to without a license. · they are related IIi this issue,'' Oel"His method is what makes it a Powers' hauling business. stager said "It appears there's a lot transfer station," Lentz said. 'The of support in the Legislawe for it. way he dumps the waste and then I have no intention of being an sorts lhrou~h it.". ·impediment to it;" In the Citation that Lentz issued IIi Powers! dumping at the site was ~ ~ospital news • !: Veterans Memorial Hospital costs; Donnie S. Plyboo, Prichard, Sunday nmee Sentlnei-Pege-A7 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleaunt, WV Local briefs... • 17 ·speed J•IIDI•t b"JJ I • Senat e I MayS, 1991 wv , 675- Jl6(1 ,, Point Pleasant, WV "' -- �nmea ~ '. Sentinel lAlong the River GREEN' ' Section . ' MayS, Fair features races, derbys, By LEE ANN THOMPSON The order of the sale will be Tlmes-Senlillfl Staff 12:30 p.m., market lambs; 1:30 · p.m., hogs; 3:30 p.m., steers. The ' GALLIPOLIS - The goal of .' tobscco sales will be at S p.m. the Gallia County Junior Fairboerd - The number of animals up for each year is 10 make the week-long 'sale has been .lessened, at the event bi&Jer and bencr for not just request o_f many b!lycrs. The ani· the parttcipants, but for those · mals have been going for high · auendi"' the IICiivities. costs, and the l•nsinenes just can· . A few ttUu&s have been added, not afford to !teep that. pace. In IICCOrding io fairboard officials • aildi,tion, the board wanllld 10 keep ' Robinson's Racing Pigs, and a pirces for the kids' projects hip. · demolition .derby for 4-cylinder The youth fun day -is not a new cars • and some things changed concept, however it will be a liUie slightly, ' , different, according to pro1ram The -change will come in the chairman Danella Greene. All livestock sales order. This year, the youth events with the exception of bolld drew for the order Of sales, the pretty baby contest and the and there will be fewer animals in .Iqwanis-sponaored youth prO(lnllll the sale. will be on Saturday, she said. • sales ~ The day will be sponsored by derby, but with small cars like ; : the 0 .0. Mcintyre Park District, Cheveues (4-cylinders),so it won't :and will feature the horse show, . be quit so loud and will probably Farm Bureau talent show, youth be completed by the time the queen : tun day activities, the kiddie tractor contest begins. ·· pull, and the teen dance. An event back b a repeat per· : · , Saturday is generally a quiet formance will be the Knob Squad, : : day, Greene said, noting the arii· a group of 3· and 4-wheel stunt ' · mals are gone and crowds can bikels, Greene said. The group had : · diminish. Since the exhibitors will performed in Gallipolis during last: . not have projects to care for that -year's fair; and they decided to · · day, they needed something to do, book them for a return engagement : she noted. With a youth fun day, On the stage , Green.e said it : there are offerings for every taste. seems to be a year for ladies to per· • In the past, openmg night queen form - three of the entertainers : : and liltle miss and mister pageants being solo women. Holly Dunn, ' · : have had to compete with 'the Lori Morgan and Pam Tillis will be · demolition derby and all the noise on stage in addition_to the Full they make. iThis year, Greene said, House (bluegrass) and gospel . there will still be a demolition smgers the McKameys. . - • t The 'Run for the Oreos' debuts at Gallia.fair ;. ' Dunri ~nurtiJ: an original, -co.mpelling vocalist r::r . NASHVILLE, Teon; -Holly Dunn is for the next- She ..., burst upon the- COIJ!IIn' .music scene in the '1101 and ~Y ., . estabUShcd hcne1f • one of the moet orlp.l and compelling YOICCS ID • mOdem country iDIIIic. · : .. She's been bailed Ia both a leectina light of' die bll:t-IIHIIk:s "New ; . Tllditfunalist. mowment llld a ris1nJ Rllllvillo ..., of tbe old Older, • ; complete with Grand Ole ()pry memberlhip IIIII comJ*Isons 10 the : yoq DoDy Panon. . ! Dunn will be appearing at the Gallia County Junior Fair on ;~~~~~=at_?:3oand9:3op.m.,~B10programchair· "' . : . . _ .· . . come·" =·' ' • ' 1:. ;, ,, ·'• , ji,.,., .,•• "i' : I • • : !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~• •• J ' ••' •• -•· ' *' · ' ~" •i ~ • . Robt~son's Racmg Ptgs .., ~e ~mger/~~ter from. San Antoruo, Texas has racbd up a B LEE ANN THOMPSON · indeed picnic hams on the boof, • solid Slfi:DI of hit s!nlle& and cntk:llly ICC~ albums, Will an arm· iaes-SeBtlnel News Stair on a 1SO-foot oval traCk .., . load of iJIIpOrl$llt industry awards (inc!~ three Onlmmy nomina• · •or prized., ~i" · lions the Counuy Music Associatipn's "Horizoo Award. ad the '"fop •• . . ':"':"'· . : New'Female VoCalist" award from theAcademyofCounttyMusic}, as GAI:-LIPO!-IS- A spon of. a Pig lliCUIIliS ~t ~any odlor f • well as bei"' chosen one of America's Outstanding YOWII women of new kind will dob!Jt ta Galba -~ spon ·complete With cneerloa;das. · ~ · 1987 by the organization of the same name. and ended the decade a .County and, men:t~ 'Of the fau- '· Well, the cheer!eaden ~a~ i .favorite of country radio progr811IIIICI'. board are excned about the met~~bers, _and m the wmner s Clf· •: Holly Dulin entered the '901 as an artisllllllding on the brink of ,. :.~~ ,,. . • , · cle, the vtctor gets lh~ ·Oreo, the • lllljcr Mdom poiSed and ,.,..fiden~ and ~r ror the next Ito(). Hqqf -~ - ~- willllllliW 10 the Gal- losen like the ci11Dibs. ' Duim tabatbit next • " \ : : : lFilll Of Love,• her lllllllllnlnoii'-? ~J•Iili T hi; llii4;H'crs ·:11'.be ·P!P uavelfiiiM than you release OJ! Wimer Broa. • · . . · _ wOit't -~-~~- th!Jik,·estimaled ~ 14 and 17 · It's a superb and excilinl record, impeccably prodaced and :The ~~-..-..Piis will be mtles per hour, so- yod bave to ,. ; arranged and oully the 1110111 impaeosiw album Dunn has llllde dlainl ~b Ute tnicUOID' li111e5 daily watch fast, they can move like j.: her~- Ailt her how lhli dcord dltCen tiom whltllhe hal dolle in • to· 4•fiala~ fairgocrs with their greased lightning. . ~· the past and she answers. without hesltalion, like a SOI)gwrita'. "The IJ!Oedy IIIIICS. . . . . ~ccord!ng to Gallia C?uJ!lY }" sonp are better," she says simply. "I think the songs are reall)' strong, _ And pig racmg brmgs a. big Jumor Fatr progr1,111 chatrman ~-. some of the best we'veevcr had." reward· an Oreocoolrie to the win- · Danella Gm:ne. the pigs were seen 1 • The partnership wOiks weD, partly because both producers favor a ncr. by fairboard members at a talent less-is more, mostly acoustic approach. "I lend to come at things from During the last six years, the lit· showcase, and they toe* a shine 10 ,.. a much more sparse, acouslic Elnd of point of view," says HoUy. "If tie piggies have racked up a large the little pigs, booking them for die r you've got a at sttong song, I don't think you need a lot of 'stuff' 10 number of races. and eaten a lot of run of the fair. ,. sell it Thai simpler I1JIIllll8Ch just seems to suit my music better." Oreos. They have been the toast · S~ anticipates a lot of fun .with "Heart Full Of Love," which also incladel her IOI1rina. show-~ (not liiCI'IIlly, of course) of fairs and the pag races, and noted sponsors , _, • ping remake of the Marty Robbins SIDISh "Don't WClrrf 'Bout M8; IS . even The Tonight Soow with Johnmay even name the individual par· • ,. an exquisite, nearly flawless record. It provides convincing proof as ny ~- The pigs have been on ticipants after friends and foes. : • well that her talentS as singer, songwriter and producer continue 10 · legtllmate sports programs, like In addition, the winnin1 cheer· · ;;, mature at • astonisbi"' 1111e. . •. •· ACB's Wide World of Sports, and · leaders for the races receive rib"'' StereO Review once said of Holly Dunn that "she's got 'superstar' ' it takes a pretty wide world to put · bOns for picking the fastest pig. : written all over her." _ _ ·them in the C8;1eB0fY of t111e SliOtL Pig races are something we may ~ "Heart Full Of Love" could be the record that will deliver on tl\at The porcme speeders ·leach see on farms in Gallia County, but : _promise and take her to the next level. It's simply that good. themselves 10 race at oome in Pic- now even city folks cali see them at • nic, Fla.• near Tampa. They are the fair. .•,.,. ••• • • ·~ ,. ,j r .. 4 INCH . POT ' r We Stock A Wide Variety•••Hurry, While Supply LastS! BEDDI·NG PLANTS ••• •• • ' .' \' l ' !:., ••• '• 1: '.• • ,, •• f ji ••• • fl •Red Salvia •Dusty Miller .•Dahlia •Verbena •Marigolds •Vinca .•AIIysum •Impatiens •Begonias •Celosia •Portulaca ·•Petunias •Ageratum •Coleus ~~'Writer's VEGETABLE PLANTS . NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Pam ; Tillis is the kind of songwrirer who :.can ~iate the yin llld yan1 of · ,relauonships, people and, most ::importantly, herself. With a deft ~: touch and an eye for detail, abe •.' illuminates th!' subtle textures of "·intemction without ever forcing • :'and that's what makes her self• titled Arista debutllllCh a pleasure. : She will appear at the Gallia · County Junior Fair on Saturday, Aug. 4, at 8 and 10 p.m.,IICCOI'ding ;;10 fair program cblirman Danella ~Greene. ASSORTED COLORS ' NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS HANGING BASIDS •• . ' ~ writer' _Pam Tillis- ~ows country .. •• •Cabbage \ •Broccoli •Cauliflower •Tomatoes . •Bell Peppers •Hot Peppers •Cucumbers •Watermelon •Cantalou .,' .,,' :·• .; Whether it's the bard country of '•"Put Yourself In My Place," the 'broad emotional wailing on ,~Maybe It Was Memphis" or the tockabilly·based "Already Fallen," fJPam Tillis has taken all of coun· ~try's various musical threads and ~.twisted them into a hybrid that's :·uniquely her own. :· With an ear for what worb and •.an inherent understandin& of whal :-tinds country music 'a di=ate ;lclements together, TII11J m the ·~int of true artistic conve!Jence -;~or the woman who's consideled to :be a writer's writer in a town that -~an lay claim to Guy Clark, Harlan ~Howard, Rodney Crowell and John . ·Prine·and woo's had sonp covered by ev.eryone from country auper· •lroup Highway 101 to lOIII's aural llame-lhrower Chaka Khan. .~ Certainly, the youg woman --witb the cryllamne voice ouab& 10 bow a few ~ abouC, COIJDir)'. Tho dau1hter of former CMA EniUiailler of the Year Mol TiUil, ~ble for such counay bill• . .!>Ctro•t City," "Ru~ Don'l TaD ""' our Love To Town and "Menlll ltevel!ge, • country music waa ~round the house from tho time Tillis waa born, and in that ere· fllvely fueled eo¥ironmeat, TIUia wu able to come to her own con- elusions about what she wanted ' from life. "I know most little girls want 'to be different things growing up, but I always wanted to be a singer," Tillis recalls. "But sceinB Daddy do it, his approach was so n.uuat ... like' breathing. It wasn't something heeverthOUJhtabouL It's like that for me, too, It's just something that has 10 come out And so Pam Tillis began writing sonp at the piano "during my earll introspecti\le years, 11,12, 13 . . Tillis experimented with rock, r&b and pop music, but never complete· • ly turned her back on country music. She recorded some country sin1les for Warner Bros. in the mid-801, all the while rerming her own musical voice. Having spent32 years develop· in& her craft, Tillis has finally found a synthesis to the elements that pretty much embodies her inlluencea, ideals 111d imllination· With a Wlllllth that's invitiiiB, she sins. Her IODJS about love& lost, found and falterinl in a way that mata them her lislencr's ltory as much her own, and it's a rare lift 10 be able to achieve that 10n of intimacy on a debut record. But then, PJ.n Tillis is a rare tal· enL "I started out saying, I'm not goina to make an album of lovo I1CIIfl " she lauJhl, "But, I Wlldle4 toaniiiOIIPtllltreallyuidiiOIIIethlq, thai reaUt felt ·&0011184 lhllo are the ooer, · · tillls' feel .II 4cftnlteiJ wJtat lllr88 11'11101111 and mabl Jllem clusfc. There '1 a connecllOII ~ 10111 and peafon •• dill works. And -again, her selllll8llty. comea 11 the re11111 t:A a 'VQCilltyle that's been limmerinl for ys~. "Well it's cenalnly_my own . bybrid vOc.J atylo, I lib k an: rocAb!Jly, honky llllk, c.tdc l'olk you - and can't go 'any further back than that." Tillis says. "Even on something that might be bluegrass, you're going to hear some soul licks and on some of the more progressive things, there's definitely some twang because it's all pan of who and what I am." . A sum of some very impressive parts, Pam Tillis, die singer, songwriter and artist, has finally come into her own. The result is musically invigorating, whether the deeply Continued on B-4 ,• 1 '• •• ..• The McKameys •• Popular gospel singers, ~ _McKamey's to appear at fair il , ' I• ~ I GALLIPOLIS -One of gospel music's most PQPUlar acts, th~ McKameys will sing at the Gallia County Junior Fair on Tuesday, Jul~ 30 at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. , • Well-known for songs such 8Ji "God on the Mountain" and "Goc£, Will Make This Trial a Blessing," they are expected to draw a big:l crowd, according toJair program chainnan Danella Greene. ! The Tennessee-based group is farnily-oilented, eonsisting of twa• sisters, a daughter and h~band. t ·! The Singing News has lauded the group as among the best, and fanS:: have voted lead singer Peggy McKamey Bean female gl)spel singer o~ the year in 1989. · Recognized by bOth gospel and secular press, the McKameys have:\ been .nominated for group awards in the Dove Awards and by the; Music City News. Their song "God on the Mounrain" was nominated : as best song in the Doves and that, along with two others, reached · number one on the 11ospel music charts since 1984. , . -: The f'ODP consiSts of Peggy McKamer. Bean, her husband Ruben-: and thelf daughter, Connie Bean Powel , and Peggy' s sister Carol:' McKamey Woodard. :• • ' . Columbus·bluegrass band ~ Full House will perform ~- · GALLIPOLIS - The Cilium bus-area bluegrass band, Full HoasD. will pr8lll1l line sbows at 1be Oallia CoUnty Junior Fair, Friday, Aa1. 2 at 2, 7 and 9 p.m.• accordi~ogram chairman Danella . ' The poup, diverse in ~ blc:k· pound of ill members. plays both pro1ressive and tradition style bl.grut, and will 'bring family entOllllnment 10 the fair. _ Full Houae hu opened at the Pam Tillis --- f r " "! Ohio State Fair for country star' Eddie Rabbit, and recorded a,: soundlrsclt for .. Ohio Depeabueat: of Nallnl Reaources film ptaenta~ tion, Oreene said. 'l HopefullY., they will appeal to.1 all a1e groups, abc addeil. Fulf• H~;>use has played at numcrou1.: bluelfllll festivals in North Cenlral: Ohio, the Forrest Circle, Chaiken• Festival, the Crawford CountY: Coonhunters Festival ad the Win-~ tcr Blues Festival. ;, �.. • . nme&-::~emTner . • ........_ May5,1991 •. wv Pomeroy-Middleport Galllpoils, Ott-Point ,.._:--Weddings-~ • IJid David A. Hllldley ~ united in marria_ge .11March 22, 1991 In w. Nubpon, Obio. . A rec:eplion held. Sunday, Mlrch ~at lhe horne of Allen and Bmnle Hindley of Olcsbire. Red4 illhe daugbrer of Joe and M. ~ of"Z8Desvill.e. Sbe ""'N'N Mustingum College and is "'" • , • _,.. • ......... , , .... ~-· .~ Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis, Ott-Point Pleuant, WV ..... .. ..., - . ,. • .................... _ "'-~ . . ~_ ... ....,........ . ~,~ B~ Sunday nmes SenUnel Page Engagem-ent~-- Redd-Handley. Handle7_ is NASHPORT - Tina M. Redd . ,. ...11'··~ -~ son of t.fr, and ' ~· Roy HanOJey of Cbeabi!e. ~ u a gradiJIIc of Kyger Creek lfilb School, Bucke.Ye Hilla ea.- Ceater and Muskingum College widl an usociate degree in Electrical Bl"tronics. He is employed at Newark Air Force Bue, Newut, Ohio. The couple resides in Nashport. ~in Rldiology. KEVIN HALLEY 'n d JUDY DuRST Durst-Halley · JAMES C. BRUNEY and JOYCE DAVIS MR. and .MRS. DAVID (TINA) HANDLEY ' MR. and MRS. JAMES (CYNTHIA) CHADWELL Pitzer-Chadwell CHESTER - The Chester United Melhodist Cbwth was the setting for lhe Man:h 23 double ring ceremony of Cynthia Sue Pitzer .and James Lowell Chadwell with Rev. Sharon Hausman officiating. The bride is tbe daughter of Clinton and Louise Pitzer, Long Bottom. The groom is the son of Virginia C!Tadwell, Pomeroy, and fhe late Wyatt Chadwell. ! The chureh was decorated with jastel colored spring flowers. An archway deeorat~ with flowers and greenery stood in lbe center of lhe podium. A wflite potted muln li3t on the piano and the organ. The IJIO!hers of the bride and groom dach took one of the mums after the ceremony. White bows accentOC!Ihe aisle on the pews. · ·: Given in mamage by her par~IS and escorted to the alllr by ber falher, lhe bride wore a white satin dress accented with sequins and Jlearts and a bciw in the back. The ctress style had a fitted bodice, rounded neckline, a floor-length, ~ltirt and train. Her veil was led with .sequinl and peal-Is. She carried a colonial bouquet of YOUNG PERSONALS • Mlclaelle Yona. (left),. danghter ·or Mr. aud Mrs. Glenn Young Sr., and her uncle, (right), Dar· rell Yonng,- of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Youaa, Racine, •re amon1 this ,year's 1raduatlng cJus at Southern Hlp School. · es, They wore a white carnation bputonniere_. The)' e~h carried a white satin heart·Sii8ped·pill0w. The groom 1'\'(lre a. black formal tuxedO with tails, white shirt and · black cummerbund and tie wilh a blue and pink carnation bootoitniere. The fiUher of lhe bride wore th~ same with a white carnation boulllnniere. . Best man, Mike Pore, Chester, HOUSTQN (AP) - Cantinflas wore a black tuxedo wilh tails. His has reecbed an out-of-court seuletie and cummerbund and bouton· ment wilb lhe ~ who said the: niere were blue to match the dress two lived as biJsllend and wife for Of the matron of honor. Ushers . 22 yellS. were David CbadweU, brother of · Terms of the settlement; the groom, 11111 Osborne, Rocky announced Friday, were not disPi~er, brother of .the bride, and closed. . .· · . · · Bryan Chadwell, P .. l• of lhe groom. . Cantinflas, whose real name is They wore black tuxedos wilh ties, Mario MOrcOO Reyes, was ordered cummerbunds and ooutoimieres to by a federal judge last June to pay match the dresses of tile brides- Joyce Jett ol HoustOn $20,000 a maids. IIIOFith in·spnum suppon. · .· The mother of the ·bride WOie a Ma. Jell bid sued Moreno for rose=ea-nglh dress and a white dMm:e in 1989," ecc:using the 78carnati corsa.&e. The mother of year-old actor of violent outbursiS lhe m wore an aqua tea-Jenath . and Dbysical and mental abuse. · . dress with a white carnation cor- · Ms. Jell said tbe two lived sage. together as husband and wife for 22 Sp,ecial music wu J;llaytd and YCIIII, but Momlo said they were sunCl Diane.Jacks<in and Judy never IIIIDied. · Reyes _reaches out of court settlement Pavis-Bruney WILLIAM THEISS and LIS..t .BAYS POMEROY FREIGHT STATION Bays-Theiss. . . ,. GALLIPOLIS · Homer and ry Bays of Gallipolis, would · 10 announce lhe engagement d forthcoming marriage of their ugbter, Lisa Lynn, 10 William eilh Theiss, son of Richard and Theiss of Bidwell. . :~ The invitation only wedding !'liD be held JIDie 8, 1991 at Fel~owsbip Baptist <;h~~cb, Bob ., ~ Limited' Edition Color Lithograph- by uLa11l . . Stop b·y or call to reserve your copy .today. . . f ' . ing tbe ceremony. The b~'s !able featurecl a twotier caJce with stairways leading , doWn both sides to a smaller cake on each side and a fountain in lhe · center between the two smaller calces. The cake was deCOrated with multi-colored flowers. Multi-colored silk flowers were placed around the fountain. The cake ilso featured a heart-shaped cake top with a bride and.groom figure centered in fronl of lhe heart. A fmger food buffet type meal was also . served. · The gymnasium was .decorated wilh multi-colored handmade cen!CfP.iec:es, made by lhe sister of the bnde and candles on each table. Music was provided by Jody Holben, cousin of the bride. The couple resid~s at 38741 Rice Road, Long Bottom. CONCO~D~ ·;I REsORT CONDOMINIUMS _:_o_m_ -- - -~~- JUST MINl1IES FROM CLASSIFIEDS ... 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Perfect Mother's Day Gift! .~ave_ -50°/o to ~~ 0~~ This ~eekl ,. ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME .,. . -O!!!==.r.= TAWNEY JEWELERS 14K GOlD CHAINS exchanged the William Boupereau plinting "Piela" for a DoupJereaU artwork of value equal to the price Stallone paid in 1988. The "Pietl" was returned to Stuart Pivar, lhe New York 1rt c:olleclor and prior owner. · Stallone bad sued his former art CCIFIIUirant. Balblra Gugenbeim. 1 (800) 541-7471 •I .a S59.95. Acquisitions Fine Jewelry ·~.... uptolbc • 15 111111.- to Dill..,. WOrld ---==: ..-........... ao;c•=·=--- -- ........ -___ FREJ! SCHEDULED DISNEY Prices rtort at · TERRIFIC KIDS- Terrific Kids T·shlrt wlaners ror 'tbe tblrd nine-week iradln' period at Haunan Trace Eltmentary , were: (l'ront row) David tanley; (ltack row) Nathan Swlnidler and ' Becky Bowen. Certlflc:ates for all Terri~ Kldll and T-lblrts are sp011sored by the GaiUpoUs Area Kiwanis Club. Badges ror aD Ter· rmc Kids are sponsored by the HaDDan Trace PTO. ~~ammac~~y. ....~1¥1~ . No....,., lly. • MAIN GATE EAST wttk agtbt 111. Mony otyllo .,olloble In 10111 ond 14 kt gold, with genuine or oyn-lc birthlt-. · , ~Filnw.l LuQiy\1111w112 llodow1a&2me. I ,..._ . . .,,_WALT. .....,.._ rt11 ®lr oo rnrn A beooutlful WIY to,_,.._ them - Sizes No Problem- 3p to 48 · HOURI: Open Mon. ·Sat. cenblr)' JllintinB. I • CONTEST -DMH &· NBTA ...,.aional Phatagraphy W Ill 1 in Slllctlll Silk AI Stylls of C•dtWira Church Dlcaratlll , LOS ANGBLES (AP) - Actor $ylvester Stallone has.amjcably resolved his lawsuit apinat in art consultant he accused or over· ~barging him for a damaged 19th 1-800-999-6896" TUXEDOS oorn~rn~rnrnm ··. I'Rncky" and "Rambo" movies · . •••re•t••• published with wedding stories if desired. Photographs may be cilher black and white or good quality color, billfold size or larger. .. Poor qualily photographs will' not be !JCCepted. Generally, snap-~ shots or inslant-developing photos · are not of acceptable qnality. ,; Questions may be directed to lhe · 1 to s~ at; ~yl.yester Stallone resolves lawsuit - Llfttlf Seleetlo• ef Dttltur ••••• L•••lf prim Appointments Suggeated-AII Designers Available Wedding policy 11 at.Trinity Baptist Church, Cambridge. The bride-elect attended schools The Sunday Times-Sentinel in Twin Falls, Idaho and lives in • reg•ds weddings of Gallia. ~eigs Oklahoma Ci!f. and Mason counties as news alid is . Her ftand IS a 198S graduate of happy to publish wedding stories . Cambridge High $cbool and Is and pboiO.~hs without charge ~g in the U.S. Air Force, sta· However, wedding news must tioned at Tinker Air Force Base,' meet general standards of timeli· · Otlaboma City. ness. The newspaper prefers to publish accouniS of weddings as soon as possible after the event. . To be published in lhe Sunday edition, lhe wedding must have taken place within 60 days prior to lhe publication, and may be up 10 600 words in length. Material for Along lhe River must be received by tbe editorial department by Thursday, 4 p.m., prior to lhe date of publication. l>hoiOgrapbs of either lhe bride or the bride and groom may be ·she· QQ tlleasuJte ... Davis, a SI!J(Ient at Wabama JID!ior fli,b School, has been 'namect a United StaleS National Award winner in malhematics by lhe United SlaiCS Achievement Academy. She was nominated by her malh ~her. . I She is the daughter of Roger and Tonra Balser and Jason and Sharon Davu. She is the granddaughter of ~in and Marjorie Keebaugh, · Reedsville. and ClarenCe: and Jean Davis, Mason, W.Va. . She is active in cheerleading, gymnastics, band and baton. She bss a 4.0 grade point average and is ranked fiTS! her sevenlh grade class. She bas recently been named an An-American Scholar. . 1 The Academy selects USAA . winners upon lhe Cllclusivc recom· mendation of t•hets, coaches, STACY DAVIS counselors or Olher sehool spon80I1 . responsibility, enthusiasm, motivaand upon the SIBlldards of selection tion ·)0 learn and improve, cilizen. ~ forth by lhe Academy. The cri· ship, attitude and cooperalive spirit, teria for selection are a student's Bcademic perfonnaoc:e, interest and dependability and tecommendation aotitude, leadership qualities, from a ~ta:hir or director. i TO OCEAN BEACHES • New Condos and Homes • Spacious Rooms • FuH Ki~then • 1\>o~ Cable T.V, Microwave. w..her/Dryet, Tennio &. More! • Di~eounr Attnction Tickets ' A reception will be held in the church social room following the · ceremony.· ' Miss Bing is .a graduate of Southern High School and Tri; County Vocational School. She is employed by Dr'. Larry Kennedy, D.D.S. Ritchie, also a graduate of Southern High School, is employed at the Jeno's Pillsbury PlanL - ~ AND SUN! Dlsme AND All Cf.NTRAL FLORIDA A1TRACTIONS! ·• tical nurse. ~ Halley is a graduate of Oallil1 · Academy High School and Buclt~ eye Hills Career Center. He it: employed at Pleasant Valley Nurs: ingCal;eCenter. The open ceremony will'be heidi 2 p.m.. Saturday, June 29 at tbe-l Ariel Theatre, Gallipolis, and wim . be foUowed by .a rec:eption at 1JMC theacre. The couple will reside at S~ LeGrande Blvd., Gallipolis. · Davis wins national award POMEROY - Stacy' Talisba . LAND OF • ::_. RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Emesl uing, Racine, announce the _ engagement 811d approaching mar'tiage of their daughter, Bridgel -Bing, to Robert Ritchie Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Rqbert Ritchie ,Sr., ?wfiddleport. . jl An open chureh wedding will be tleld June 1 at 2:30p.m. at the Racine United Methodist Chureh :Mih Rev. Roger Orate officiating. • The reception ;was held at lhe i~~~~~~~~~-~~~~=~~~~===~~:~=~~:~~~~=~~=~=~==~· ~ulti·co~c~~s.~~ co~ofthe~ Chester Blemenliry School follow- !pies, daisies and white baby IQSCS accented wilh greenery and. baby's lfnellh and multi,colored slre8JIIers. ~ccessories worn by the bride i!lcluded a pearl necklace, a gift 11om the groom and matching pearl liarrings. ; Dixie Sayre, Racine, served as ~ of honor. Sbe wore a floor. ~ blue dress with a ruffled e accessorized with pearl ear· lings. Ka~ Long, Diane Rice, 'Pammy Ttmmons, sister of the bride, and Robyn Pitzer, sister of tbe bride, served as bridesmaids. hy were dresses that matched the llati~ of honor only in pastel colof pinlc, lillic, aqua and peach. e bridesmaids also wore pearl . gs. They c.ned lace fan bou· IS of multi-colored carnations ger lilies and baby's breath wiili l)reamers to .match their dresses. • Amy Lee, niece of the bride ltd Jenifer Chadwell, dsuebter of te groom, served as flower girls. 'Jhey WOIC lea-length blue dresses iatUrlng short puffy sleeves and icented with lace and a bow. They Qso wore white lace bo$e and hite sboel. Each Cliiied I basket silk mulli-colmd fJowa- petals. RingtelieJS were Matthew Tim· ons, nephew of the bride, and fCoger Chadwell, sm of the groom. ~ey wore black formal tuxedos with llils, blue cummerbunds and lies 10 march lhe flower girls dress- Shop. Bing-Ritchie • \ Tnis)imited edition print by a local artist shows the · Pomeroy 'Frejght Station as it existed in earlier yea.rs. The original oil painting now har:-gs in the P6meroy McDonald's as a reminder of times past. The signed and numbered print is available at Stahl's Christmas Shop in Little Hocking for $55.00 unframed. framing is also available at reasonable price~. This p.icrure· would . make a beautiful add it ion . in . any . home. IDAHO • Bdwin and Mary Davis of Buhl, Idabo,announce the engagement of their daughter, Joyce, to James Christopher . McCormick Rd., Gallipolis. A Bruney. ije is the son of James and · will follow. ' · Vella Cronin of Cambridge, and ~Mays is a seaior at G~ lhe late Richard Bruney. ije is also Academy High School and is the grandson of Opal PlaniS, Gal, employed at In Hearing, Gallipolis. lipolis. The wedding is pl8nned for May Tbeils is a graduate of Gallia Chrislian School, Oleshlre and is employed at Zebulon Machine GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. Relph C. Durst of IJallipolis, proudly aimounce the engagement · and fo,thc:oming marriage of their daughter, Judy Ann, to Kevin Bugene Halley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Halley of Crown City. , Miss Dunt ila ,_.uate of Gal· lia Academy HiSbSchool and Buckeye Hills C8lta" Center Prac· lical Nursi1111 program. She is employed at Pleasant .Valley Nurs· ing Can: Center, as a licensed prac· .• j I ' FIR aox•NG AND Gin WIAPPING J 1991 GRADUATION BAR -SILVERI Troy az. 999 Fine CHOOSE ROM TWO DlffiiNI IllS ONLY$9 50 Acquisitions Ltd. FINE JEWELRY .ANDMTS COIN COMPANY CORNER OF. SECOND AT GRAPE (Tope Furniture Bldg.) GALLIPOLIS • 446-2842 Open Daily 9·5 V1sa/MC/Discover I . ... -· �Pomeroy-Middleport Gallipolis, OH~olnt Pleasant, · _!age-84--Sunday Tlmes-&lntlnel wv -Engagements--. --:-.. Anniversaries-- May 5, 1891 -· Woods celebrate 30 years • • r .. , tablecloths~ ' When: May 8 • - BRIAN BIRCHFIELD and BETHANY MITCHEL~ Mitchell-Birchfield GALLIPOLIS· Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Mitchell, Sr., of Gallipolis ~oudly announ~e the engagement li.Rd upcoming marriage of their daughter, Bethany_ Re!tee, Ill Brian Michael Bin:hf~eld, son of Mr. and Mrs . Burl Birchfield of Crown City. · · An open chun:h wedding will be IM:Id 6:30 p.m. June 29 at !he First Saptist Church; with Pastor Alvis Pollarit officiating. Miss Mitchell is a graduate of Gallia A,cademy High School and . is employed by U's Yogun, Gallipolis. . Birchfield.is a graduate of Hannan Trace High School 8nd Buckeye Hills Career Center. He is employed by Dyer Brothers Logging, Northup. Ohio U. offers summer program · ATHENS • Minority high lichool juniors and seniors can apply for a full-time s~mm~r apprentice program at Oh10 Umversity to worlc in the laboratories !lf biomedical research scientists and health ~fe5sionals, an opportimity proVIding f~rst-hand experience in the biomedical/biological rtsearch process. · :· Students who have an interest in tile sciences, as evidenced j)y their lilgh school courst: record,_will.be given preference m the selecuon process. Appointment to the summer program will not be based on ulty mentor. Applicanu must be U.S. citizens or have a permanent viSa. Students · eligible are those identifying themselves as being Black, Hispanic, American Indian or Alaskan native,· or Pacific Islander/Asian. Applicants should write to the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, Ohio Uni-versity, Athens, Ohio. 4S701, Attn: Carol J. Blum. They should include name and location of their hish school, years completed by June 1991, sci- . ence courses completed and instructors names, ·and minority riii8RCial need. designatioo, The deadline for appli~ Employment will be for .40 cations is June 1. fiPurs a week at l)le Federal minimum wage for up 10 10 weeks, or. fiwer hours or weeks as mutually atreed upon by the student and fac- - The Job Bank located in the Senior Citizen at220 Jackson Pike has qualified applicants SO years of age or oldc:t seeking full or part-time employment. FindinJ emplo1roent as an older person IS seldom easy. -Employers like older workers because they are reliable, easy to get alODJ with, and committed to giving etght hours work for eight hours pay. If you are 50 years of age and older and looking for pan- . ' •. Speelel ,,... day 11 a.m. 10 3 p.tn. and Thursday and Friday from 1 a.m. to 3 p.m. New applicants are always welcome so come in fill out your application. I'll do my best to find you a job. Lets put a Senior Citizen to worlc. · r,.... ..k, llackPatont ~--------------------~ OR.DERED ·· I' .Classic Hush Puppies· ·: tlassic Hush Puppies' style with classic Hush Puppies' comfon. . IMMEDIATELY ' VINTON - OfficerS of the North Gallia Alumni Association March 26 10 fmalize plans for the annual banquet to be held Saturday, May 25 at North Galli a QiJih School. . · "'be doon will open at 5 p.m. met '• ~· .\ Angeill s · ,.. Pupp~· MON. I Fll. Ill I P.M. ror rqistralion and visitalioJL Dinner wlll be served at 7 p.m. Fees SATURDAY 111. 5 P.M. •••. ..., ' l!.fe $8 per person and must be lllriiCd in to the secretary by May ~·The Nonh Gallia Alumni Asso- Ciation c:onsisu of graduates of )tidweU-Pcrter, Vinton and North 0a1Jia HIJh School. Classes plannlng reunions to be held in conJonclion with .the biDquet, please contact David Kennedy at 388911S6. ..... . · The IClCR!I8riel OO'!IICI ,,. reser· ·vltiona are: Bldweii-Port~r l)oaJia Broylea. 446-2017; Vmton - Opal Payne, 388-8661; N~ Gallia, cilslel1958-1969- Diane ~. 388-8319; Nardi Gallia, cluses 1970-1979 - Jean Pelrie, 388-9771; North Oallia, ~laues 1980-1991 -Joe Moore, 3888321. 4,.~4-B~~:r '• ..,,_...,4~o., " ~ ~)J;,~~ 3 -· •.. X VOTE MAY 7th 8rown or Mauve Plaid . UP TO ' ' ,, , $29997 & HOURS ONLY . OFF SUNDAY ' QUILTED PEACH NOT '1095.95 SUNDAY ONLY COVER S69997 .NOON 'nL 8:00P.M. AYOR SLEEP SOFA/MATCHING CHAIR t OLONIAL STYLE , Coloni•l blue with 1mell pattern. QUEEN INNERSPRING MATTRESS NOf 11199.95 SUIIDlY $ c•h. per1onel check, M•terc.cl. VI•. tnd/ or eca.ptlble credit appNcatlonl only. No LIY·IIW.IYI • F,.l D.. lwry wll be avalllble No gu~~rtn1. . txoept ON I! AOVEATIIED UNIT. No eerty ittopp.,, Wore lhl door1 open et 12:00 noon lund-v. Everythint aold 11 ll 1nd wh.-.la. Up to •1" Off Sundav . ,.,..ltted Pin /SE<nONAl-S PC. Pin SECnONAl Smlllllcole Earthlono $3 9997 NOT Sl99.95 SUNDAY ONLY ROCKER RECLINER LUMBAR SUPPORT Blue Ftexateel SIINDA YONLY Rocker Recliner $39997 NOT 1999.95 PICTURES .......r DOORS W1U ·, ~ LOCIIED UNIIL SUti)AY 119.95 $997 1299.95 Piclun• .. S149 97 1399.95 PlclurR .. S199' 7 NO~:;u~NlY $29995 ETEGERE SECnONAL W/INCUNEIS .•~s Durllllo c-- 3 Colo1 97 1 NOT 13"·" r"'AT SUNDAY,_ ONLY ...... _ 699 ...... OVE SOFA & L ,..; '"' ....., ""'"-or M..... 97 NOTIU".ts SUNDAY ONLY Paid for by Candidate-Dottle S. Turner 163 Mulberry Ave.• Pomeroy, Ohio ., ' . t" r DOORS OPEN SUNDAY $7 44 QUEEN MAnRESS SET Orthopldic.Quilted Mattr•s I Foundation ' 5599.95 SUNDAY ONLY $2 33 "NO ONE PERMITTED EARL VI'' FIRST COME - FIRSTSEIVED SOFA/LOVESEAT /CHAIR Caloniol style 3 Pc. Li¥ing Room Suite · Eerthtone It ripe $ 97 9 NOT 11199.95 SUNDAY ONLY ' S 9 42" HUTCH NOT OAII ANISH. GLASS DOORS SUPIDAY ONLY $499 97 '9~9.95 SLEEP SOFA Blue end Beige Plaid in Quean or Twin Si1e YOUR (HOia SUNDAY ONLY $299 97 SOFA CHAIR 2 TO CHOOSE FROM E1rly A·merlcen Flock Nylon Pattern NOT S799.9S SUNDAY ONlY $349 97 UP TO 61 Ofo OFF SUNDAY I -AT 12:00 !O'CLOCK NOON Hoat~rs. Mattl'lll KING Pad SIZE MATTRESS SET Orthopldic. Quilted NOT S799.9S . SUNDAY ONLY$ 311 9 ~ BRASS. & GLASS 33" • 72" NOT S19U5 S7798 · SUNDAY ONLY · . ~N9:AY ONLY $9999 -· OVER-STUFFED CHAISE RECUNER Soft velvet cover. Teupe or Blue • 51 QUEEN WATERIEDS SUNDAY ONLY w/Mirrors, Linlr Mattr~u, $24997 CHAISE RECLINER New Visions 2 or 3 Pi1u - - 3 Calor looklliH . HIIMI~eards SUNDAY ONlY FREE DELIVERY OF Old ~alues England Soctionals w/RtcHning Ends TERMS OF SALE: All purchiMCI Items mutt be peld for by 12US. •JUS l ROY VILLAGE OFF SECTIONAL W /RECLINERS Gallipolis, Ohio 97 DINETTE/4 SWIVEL CHAIRS . 4 1111 awivel chaira with pallel cover1, table with almond form ice top with oak wood edge. NOT SJ39S.9S SUNDAY ONLY . 61 . /o THE ' EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. 142 2nd Avenue . FLEXSTEEL LIFT RECLINER . Electric uoiated lilt choir lor thooo who nood help to rechne . ortogottotheirt.tll.$ NOT S1799.9S SUNDAY ONLY 79995 WOOD DINEnE · Tobie w/4 choirt, olk finloh. F_orm'i ToJ:. 1 NOT S499.95 SUNDAY ONLY 2 19 . $44997 SET 8 HOURS ·ONLY! REPUBLICAN FOR UP TO 0 Rect•k • Chirotonlc. Maak Middle, · Mattrou & louprlng . • 1e FREE DELIVERY PURK MAllET FOI A PERIOD OF nME , NOT TO EXCEED I ALL SALES FINAL Ill QUEEN MAnRESS & BOXSPRING DAY CARE CENTER .. 61 °/o 6 MONTHS SAME AS CASH This is a PUBUC SALE . ond shall be conducted on the pr1111ises of OVERSIZE WALL RECLINER NOJS799.9S SUNDAY ONLY AU GOODS NOW SfORED AND/OR DISPlA YEO WilL BE PLACED ONTO THE HOURS • . 12 NOON 'TIL 8:00P.M. ' . MISS PAULA'S CAU MISS JAN 446;.6227 Public notlflcotlon io hotoby given thet •• of thio Sundey, Mov lith 1991 betwMnthehouroo112:00o'docllnoonond8p.m. th~ Sundiv night OVO< 1700,000.00 worth ollumltureondlurnituro roloted It-• witt bo placed onto tho public merkel at up to 11 'II. ott. D-• will romoin opon lor BHouro Only thll Suncloy. Nothing held :r,ck togordlell of nome brand. Thlo llorolo now c~MCI end wt romoln doeod untM 12 Noon lundev. Pu•· poll of thlo 1011 io to bllonce invontotv and ln.,.... ceoh flow. Thlo firm to not going out of bUotneoo. WALL RECLINER RT. 2, BOX t.l[LIPOLIS, OHIO 411131 WORK. 441· 7390 • HOME 441-1839 . Upper Rt. 7 - OIIIHpolll *6:00 a~m.-5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday *Staffed by Professionals, trained and dedicated to quality childcare , *A model ••Grant" center for the Ohio Dept. of Development. *Licensed by the State Dept. of Human Services *Our positive approach me,hod of care· giving gives parents and children the assurance of a posith:e, safe, nurturing environment *To visit is to appreciate all we have to offer your precious child. FINANCING AVAILABLE ~~"-.r:((pt::4~ +o~~#I'}IJ'"' ~ TUES., -~ TH... Til 6 P.M. ~ 1-fr 1-t . ~ 1C+ Is proud to present Ohio's newest and finest Infant- Tt;Jddler Center • BASSEn • FLEXSTEEL • RIVERSIDE • RESTONIC • ORT * K..CAID • BLACKSNITH SHOP • CHATHAM COONTRY • SPRING AIR • 'ENGLAND7CORSAIR • IMPERIAL • JIMSON * HARRIS * UNIQUE * FREE DELIVUY- NO LAY-AWAYS 6 Months Same As Cash Financing _ BE SAFE, VIDEO FOR PERMANENT RECORD. 41 0 JACKSON PilE GAlliPOliS, OliO NAME BRANDS TO ~E .RELEASED ... \ .. NG alumrii meets 'No Item Will Be Held Back Regardless . Of lltlama Brands ••• We have blank video tapes a.vailable for . purchase, or bring in your own, unused super high grade tape. Womea's Club Mlly Girl or tbe Month Is Rochelle BI'OWIIIJII. Sbe .If tbe daughter or Donald and Janet Browning and attends North Gallla High School. Her $tlvltles Include: cheerleadlnl• dau secretary, Beta Club and Jiomecomlug attendant. Her ~manlty acdvltles luclude: 4H, Jaalor Leaders ud Jualor · Falrboard. She attends Cam!lliiiP Freewill Baptist Church •d wu I~ Mia Gallla Coaad. Her rutare piau are to attend Itt Ualvenlty of Rio Griade ud ~ lu lleCOildary ec!uc:adoa. • TO _, more satisfying than hearing songs of this caliber sung with such passion and convictionj · And ·so it is tllat Pam Tillis begins another musical odyssey. If when she was a little girl listening to blues singers and ttying to fi~ out whelll her place was she didn't realize it at the time, her place isn't so diffen:nt from her earliest influences: her place was on the pulse• point of basic emotion, nothing ' · m()!e, nothing less. · Bring in .any type of 8 mm film and we will · transfer up to 50 feet of film onto VHS Tape. :! BPW SELECTION • The Gal· SUNDAY!!! •• . • FREE VIDEO TRANSFER Upolls Busluess aDd Prolessloaal STORE WILl- REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL... NOON .. . AT UP •• •• ••• •• SPECIAL· FOR INSURANCE PURPOSES WE WILL COME INTO YOUR HOME AND VIDEo· . YOUR POSSESSiONS. AnENTION SOLD .. Who needs a sequel? Pam " ' - - - - - : - - - - - choly Child," the bcartlireak waltz "Blue Rose Is" or the resilient shuffle "Draggin' My Chains." . With a sense of humor, a keen underslanding of what to leaw: out and an abundance of musicality, Tillis touches our hearts while nlaldng the hurts a little -Jess bitter and the smiles a little sweeter. Granted there are greater ambitions in this world, but none could be ~ IMPORTANT SITUATION AND WARRANTS THE PUBLIC'S IMMEDIATE ' ' t Continued from B-1 personal, almost MadriJal) "Melan- '"• THIS IS AN ... , AUTHORIZED AND CERTIFIED . ON EVERYTHING UP TO ." .REDUCTIONS . . . I S36 IIH, Whito, lone, AIMEE BRANHAM . ALL FURNITURE AND FURNITURE lELA TED ITEMS WILL BE· INCLUDED IN THIS••• ' • time or full-tilne employment, contact the Job Bank at 446-7000 and discuss your employment needs with our Job Counselor. The Job Bllllk is open Wednes- region. •• j Job Bank provides workers . GALLIPOUS SPRING VALLEY PLAZA JACKSON PilE PHONE 446-2134 ....................................-..: MR. and MRS. CLARENCE WOOD Branham's career u State Offi- · She will continue to be active in ccr ended April 26 at the State FHA/HERO after graduation. She meetings in Columbus 10 help plan FHA/HERO Coavention where she has been asked serve as public relathis year's state activities. Aiinee displayed outsllllding poise and lions person at !he Ohio State Pair also attended the FHA/HERO confidence, accon:ling 19 her advi- in August, 1991. National Leadership meeting in sor, Mrl. Penny Roush. "II was a While at convention, the mem· San Antonio, Texas July 6· 10, real pleasure to work with Aimee bers participated in general ses1991, planned and attended Sum· lhis past year. She did such a great $ions and many exciting activities. mer Leadership conference held at job that my pan wu reslly easy. I The keynote speaker for the conOtterbein Collese August S-10, am Clttrernely proud of Aimee and vention was George Dare, a Las · served as public ielalions penon at the way in which she grew and Vegas entertainer, who spoke on lhe Ohio State Fair in August, and gained confidence." stated Mrs. the importance of believing in oneattended various district meetings Roush. · self. An enjoyable and informative in which she gave worlcshops and · · Aimee says her fondest memory tirqe was had by all. served as guest speaker. She also of being a State Officer was pttendMembers attending included served as a judge for Power of One ing National Convention in 'fexas, Aimee Branham, Angie Rose, Amy at the FHA/HERO Resional Rally where she gOt to meet pe<Jple from Metzler, Stephanie Peck, Kevip held 00 Ma'Ch 9. all over the nation. Continued on B-6 As pan of her duties; Aiinee has attended several :executive council .. • ·Where: D.J. 's Craft ·Shop '.• oo ~e. flag$ · "R.ccognltion was also given to the c~ f~ receiving the Aw~ .of Merit for being the outstanding chapter and as a Champion II Chapter. The chapter became a · Champions II .chapter by helping stan lbe Lawrence County Grads FHA/HERO chapter. · The chapter was also very proud of Aimee Branham, who served as an FHAIHERO State OffiCer this past year. Aimee also received her State Degree while at convention. Branham, a senior at Southwestern High School, daughter of Glenn and Ruth Branham of Patript, recently concluded her term as Ohio FHA/HERO State -Officer. She.was elected to the office last Aprii and served as Public Relations Officer for the Southeast • Instructor-Dorothy Musirove ., Sunday Tlma._sentlnei-Page-BS .• wv ' Time: 6:30-8:30 I l>ATIUOT - The Southwestern FHA recently attended the State FHA/HERO Convention held in Columbus. While 'at the convention, the chsptm pllli,cipated in the presentalion of col<n. During !he presentation,,Amy Metzler presented a slide show accompanied by the song "America the Beautiful." Angie Rose read a patriotic p~m . and Chris Metzgtr and Stephanie Peck preseated.the American and Ohio · Wood. Register now for our crochet class and learn to. crochet dofles, ·beautiful ·· · bedspreads and Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, Southwestern FHA/HERO attends state conference ·' The lunchDI will be bold at the . VINTON • A surprise luncheon couple's reaidenco ltld evayonc is -. will tJc bcld Sunday. May s for Mr. welcomed by their cbiknn, Penny: and Mra. Clarence A. Wood, in Lope and Mr. and Mn. Damlo R. honor of their 30th wedding anniversary. . MayS, 1891 DfNEnE 4 BROWN VINYL CHAIRS Chromo Loga. FormiCII Top Tobie $14997 NOT S299.95 SUNDAY ONLY SWIVEL ROCKERS Traditional otYied owtvt1 rock•• in blue or NOf$ 349 •95 .•;;~~~yr~,;LY $16997 '142 .... Pheftt ••6· l40S Gelli,elia l_~P~IK~ES~G~O~OD~S~IN~D~A~Y~f~GI~I~--~n~~~~==::~::~::~~~--~~~--~~--~_jl_~~~~~-:,--------~~~~~==_j · ' ' ' ·' '. �.. . .... - . ~ - ~. .,_, • ~- ...... .. ... _... _. ., ......... "' .... Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleasant, wv Page 86 Sunday Times sentinel . - - • ., 'f ' ..... .... ..... .. .....,...~. • ... ~ May5,1891 May5, 1891 Gallia County calendar · .. ·:seat of. ~the Bend.. · BLADEN • Ohio Townlbip Mombersbip mietlna of die Gal; Trusrees meet Monday, 7 p.m. in llpoll.s Chy Schoofa Acldemi~ Boosters Club will be beld Tile&• the townhall. .:... day. May 7 Ia Room 303 at Oallii TUESDAY Aeademy Junior Hi&b M 7:30 p.mt GALLIPOLIS • GaDipolis Uons Trurt ea will be aeiOcted. PlopUI Club meeiS 6:30 p.m. at Oscar's, · by Gallia Academy Junior and "UidiesNighL" Senior·Higb lhJc!eDts in the state Hlstuy Day compe • GALLIPOLIS - Spring General lion. panlcipa:1. ' aoctY Jeffers will EUREKA - be preaching It ll'dna Chapel Cbun:b, T - RUil,Road, Sunday, May ' at 6 p.m. Ev,~7one wei· , V· .. come. GALLIPOLIS - Sau~rs Trio will sing at Elizabetli Chipel Churcb, Sundayp.:,. S a 7 p.m. ~Beavetto Orie Week Honolulu S::IJifP:mber 19-27, 1991 Hosted by WrmJiwong . '" MONDAY . GALLIPOLIS • Ohio Valley CbrilliaD School Boo8lers llleellnl. Monday. May 6 at 7 p.m. at the .•school. Boost«J, parents, friends invited. October 24-November 1, 1991 Hosted by Phylis Parissi '11te island of Oahu affords the Visitor the full spectrum of the Hawaiian exPerience from . glitterlng Waikiki Beach to an authentic.luau. Thomas birth J'ATRIOT • Mark aad Kim Thomas, J'atriot, wopld lilte to · announce the birtb or their first child, dangbter Mclaa Ashley, on ADril17, • Holzer fdedicaJ cen~er. She weighed eight pounds, ·two ounces and was 20 inches lllng. Maternal grandparents .- Bob and Deb Polyat, Oallipolis. Maternal great-grandparents are Bob and Martita Schaeffing, Oallipolis. and Elsie Pok:yn, Tempe, Ariz. l'aternal grandparents are· Rodgcf and Bobbi 'IbomaS, Pattiot. Patern111 great-grandmothers are Evadene Lambert, P11triot and Crystal Thomas, Leon, W.Va. as tbe tbeme. Catered retreslnaeats were served througbollt tbe ev~d tbe students eujoyed cl8neiDg to mule p by Ben ROUIIb. Mem· ben oltbe klagaad queea's court were from tbe left, front, JeDDtrer Smith, Angel Snider, Cbrls Harmoa, and Robia Stout, aad baek, Jared Cir· de, Colla Maldeas, Micbael Russell, aad Jamie Anderson. · SOUTHERN PROM ROYALTY ,· Cbristi Colli•• and Ja1on Codner, center front and back, were crowned kina and queen at tbe Soathern Hlgb Scbool prem held aboard tbe Mary Margaret BIIIIHI'balllet Stemwbeeler last Saturcl8y algbt. Tbe studeats enjoyed a tbree boar evenma cruise on the Oblo. Black and gold were carried out In die decoradons oltbe stern· wheeler for tbe prom wblcb bad "Endless Love" Free skin cancer screening ()ffered GALLIPOUS - Ho~ ~edical ·Center and Holzer Chmc, m conjunction with the Gallia County Unit of the American Cancer Sociely, are sponsoring a skin cancer , screening on. May 25. Holzer physicians and staff wiD be provid. mg this important skin screening at ::no c~ge. . ,; Skm cancer occurrence IS ::increasing faster than any other . ~ ov~r 600.000 ~.s w1U be : diagnosed m the U.S. this year. By : being •ware of the ~tential . dan.,gers from the sun, taking advantage :: of the wide array of sun-bloclcing , products, and following proper :: medical advice, outdoor fun can :'still be safely en.joYed. : ·, Tbe vast maJority of skin can: cers are the highly curable basal .'cell (or squamous ' the melano~a~ ~ very serious type of cancer, JS nsmg. · . "Early detection plays a ve'! critical role in sun awareness, notes Dr. Alice Gricoski, a member of Holzer's General, Thoracic and Vascular Surgery Department. "~veryone ~old !>e able to recogmze cJtanses m skin growth, or the appearance of new growths. Adults s.hould practice skin self-eX8!1l.inau~ once a month, and susp1c1ous Jes1ons should be evaluated promptly~ a physician." . The Amencan C!mcer ,SociCiy meommends screenmg. usms. a s1mple ABCJ? rule concernmg slcin rooles: A ~~ f?r. asymmetry· One half of a susp1c10us mole may not mall:h the OI!Jer Side. . : B IS for border ~rregularity. The edges are ragged, notched, or blurred. · < .<" . . .•. •<·' SKIN SCRtl:ENING • Pictured Ia tbe Holzer CUuk Holzer Medical Center Committee planning tbe May 25tb Skin Cucer Screealng. Tbey are clockwise: Phyllis Brown, E.T. (back to CIIDtra); Pat Boyer, American Cancer Sudety Local Director; MariaDne Campbell, Dlredor of Community Relatio01; Dlaae Smltb, R.N.; Aan WlckliDe, R.N.; Denise Phelps, ET; and Dr. Allee Grlcolkl, Surgery Department. C is for. color. The pigtn!:lllation is not unifonn. · · . i> is for diameler greater than 6 millitneters. Any sudden or progressive ~ in siie should be of special concern. While early detectlon is invaluable in finding lesions when they are s~ler and easier to tteat, prevenuon can keep lesions from de~eloping in the filst place. 'The sun's ultraviolet rays are . strongest between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., which mean,s. that excessive expqsure at these limes should be avoided," says Dr. Gri<:oski. "Sunscreens sh.ould be used, and chil· dren, in (larlicular, should be protected from sunbums, 'since there is a possible link between severe sun• burn in .childhood and greatly increased risk of melanoma in taler life." "Skin cancer is no joke." With . the incidence of malignant melanoma on the rise, there really is no such thing as a safe tan." The free skin screening on Sat· urday, May 25, will run from 11 to 11 a.m. The JocaliOn is the Holzer Clinic main facilify on Jackson Pike, Gallipolis in the Urgent Care/Internal ·Medicine waiting area near the clinic front entranc.e. Educational videos dealing with sun/skin safety will be shown in the waiting area. Free brochures, infor. materials and skin care samples will be distributed. Appointments may be scheduled for testing by calling Holzer Clinic a 446-5773 between the hours of 9 to 11 a.m. and 110 3 p.m. daily. Plan now to take advantage Qf this valuable, and potentially lifesaving, service on May 25th. Summer enjoyment can be blended with prq1er health and safety. Kisar, Chris Metzger, volanda Tru· jillo, Cheryl Darnell, Love! Forgey, Melinda Spurlock, Keilh Ashworth, J;lrian Mershon, Jennifer Donta, Angie Blakeman, and Jodie Stanley. · The chapter would like to give a special thanks to the following cllaperons for anending the con· vention with them: AJ. Owens, Carla Stanley, Sue Nickels, Mark Roush, Dallie Forgey, Mindy Arrowood, and Joy Caner. Mrs. Penny Roush, advisor at South· western, also ·accompanied the group. A 0 CLASSIC C U A E A A . ,. I ·For That Special,:. ··:: · Occasion... ~:· .' . BY NIKE Spacial occulona require aplclel pre,., paratton•. If you ere planning a wed; . ' ' ding, annlv-ry or prom. t'-n YOif•, · lhould come ••• ua at Huldna· Ten··, ner. ·. . You will have OVI!r 190 11Ylu of 1o .t•.· . ldoa to ohooM from. We h'IVI e llll'go'. Mloctlon of tho latoat ltylea and ·c om- ·' ·pJimontary accoiBOI'Ioa for thla apocl... occaalon. ·, ·• Gullllty f~••••- at lH~Mie r,ic.. ' GROOM TUX FREE WITH' I . OR .. MORE IN ,WEDDINO PARTY .'' f '· Open Mon. &Fri. til I P.a.. T-., W.t, 'lllw. & Sal. tl 5 P,IL .· Register n.ow and · le.arn .to ·paint some . ' 'GCLEA 'Believes the Students of Gallia County · Deserve Quality Education. We suppt)rt the proposal by Martin Stahl from the· State Department of Education on January '15. We urge you to vote YES for the 4.0 operating levy and the 4.6 building levy for the new high school. YES on -May 7 Palclfor by Gillie County loeal Educetlon A•oclatlon Q8fdll lnyc*. Tr-IW, Rt. 1. Box 387, Oolllpolla. Ohio , ' •.L '/, ' ' Deadline to register is May 10 ··When: June 3 . Time: 6:30-8:30 1\t Rltht Sh111 fer . the ••"I• I ••••••• llady In ·· ' Where: D.J. 's Craft Shop . SPIIIIG VALLEY PLAZA JACKSON P.E PHONE CC6·213C ·:::arade .Grade 9. Autumn Burnett, Cheryl. Clagg, Tanya Drummond, Jason Eblin Joshua Moles, Tonya Thornton o&nielle Willis · Grad~ 8: Ryan A~hworth, ' . t CHEsHIRE _Kyger Creek High Heather Conkl.e, Ivy Dav1s, So;hools announces iiS fifth week Erit, Rachael. Polcyn, .Amy Bthet lrilor roll ,, . . , 'Rothgeb, Chns SJ?fBdlm, Hea, er i:i:' Amanda Cox, Allison St!ns~n. Beth Vmson, Melissa Joanna W1cldtne u!.n.-•d Debbi M' ··~"'- • ~ mgus, . Grade. 7: Angie Barry, Michael P\)lcyn, Step~nle Scott, Bobble . Bl . A berr Burnett David Jea Shaver, Amy Sprlll!ue. ame, . 1!1 .• ;.Grade 11: Scott Boster, chris =~· ~·~~wWe~:~~~:~: B~ster, Jenny G!lrdn~r, Amber ery.:i'Ntmbup~ ~ul Polcyn, Kim H•mmond, J~mle Hill, Susan . St b Teresa Tabor Amy. MOOre, Mall: VIllanueva. . ~1!1 o, . . • :Grade JO: Chris Coen, Emily W11lis, Matthew Williamson. M9ore, David ~umns, Jennifer Neal, Tara PeMtngton. Sail¥ Sa'!ndels Luciana Scott, Cynthta Stm/ ~,'MartW~liamson. Instructor .....: Sheila Btake . ... ' •• ••' . ' Rz·o Grande l d C ean Up ·S ate RIO. GRANDE_ The vi"•ne of . . '"'6 R1o Grande w11l have c1e~n-up May 6-7, and 13-14, according to offici~. 1iasb ~ay be set out for collecuon. REVIVAL ·, 5 MINUTES ' MondaY through Friday. POMEROY • A represenlative from Congressman Clarence Miller's office will conduct an open door session from 11 a.m. Ill I p.m. at the Meigs County ~oun House in Pomeroy Wednesday. Anyone with quesuons concerning the federal government is asklld to slOp by to discuss them with the representative. l' . t LOVELY GIFTS FOR MOTHER'S D ;Y!! Beautiful, Large Hanging FERN BASKETS EASTERN ROYALTY· Jerred Barber and Amy Metz11er, seniors at Eastera Hllb Scbool, were named Prom Kln1 and Queen ou Friday Jllgbt. Tbls·-year's Junior/Senior Prem was held · at die Royal Oak R11ori'Dear Pomeroy. Tbe theme for the evening was tbe Richard Man: bit, "Hold on to tbe Nl&hl'', and millie was provided by Phil Savaae of Rio Grande. Barber Is tbe son of Junior and Sblrley Barber or Reedsville, and Metzger the daugh· ter or Ric aad Sue Metzaer of Pomeroy. TOP QUALITY Basket I GERANIUMS AZALEAS 1s colors) Gallia senior center schedule GALLIPOLIS ·Activities and menus for the week of May 6-10, at the Senior Citizens Center 220 JacksOn Pike, will be as follows: Monday - Short Subjects ( Keeping Your Smile a Lifetime) II a.m.; Cborus.l p.m. Tuesday - STOP/Physical Fit· ness,10:30 a.m.; Advisory Council,12:30 p.m.; Hearing Test by Linda Eastman,1·3 p.m.; Video Matinee ( Steel Magnolias),12:30 p.m. . Wednesday - BIR TflDA Y PARTY, hosted by the Garden Club,l1a.m.; Garden Club; Cards,l-3 p.m. Thursday - Bible Study,10:45 a.m.; Herb Oass-Canceled, 1 p.m. Friday - An aass, 10 a.m. to noon; and Craft Class,l.-3 p.m. ' Menus consist of: Monday ...:. Cheeseburger, French fries, broccoli, sliced peach· Single or by the OTHER BLOOMING SHRUBS & PLANTS! pineapple, Italian bread, jello Friday -Fish, carrots, sweet potatoes, cole slaw, bread, vanilla SMELTER'S NURSERY GAWPOLIS, OHIO 4C9 JACKSON PilE JIU!Idin& . l'lease make reservations by calling 446-7000 before 9 a.m . on the day you wish to attend. LET THE CELEBRATION BEGIN! Our Annual Open House will be .held at Veterans Memorial Hospital from 1 to 4 p.m. next Sunday, May 12, Mother's Day, marking the observance of National Hospital Week and National Nursing Home Week. · We look forward to having you jo~n us and hre's what's in store: *Free blood pressures, from 1 to 3 p.m . •Free cholesterol testing, from 1 to 3 p.m. •Delicious refreshments. *A variety of souvenirs .. •Musical entertainment. •Healthcare literature. *Door prizes. ' II *Lovely silk roses to all Mothers attending: It is with a feeling of pride and friendship that we cordi· , allyinvite you to be our guests next Sunday, May 12. es TuesdaY, - · Ham and beans with onions, boiled egg, kale, cornbread, fruit cup Wednesday :-Chicken/gravy, mashed potatoes, green beans and corn, tossed salad, dinner rolls, cake and ice cream · Thursday - Spaghelli, vegetable medley, couage cheese with NOW OPEN fOR THE SPRING SEASON Complete lina of Vtgtt.,lt and Bedding Plants, Blooming ontl Foilogt ·• Hanging lorlttts, Fruit ontl Flowering Tr"', Shrulls. . The Healthcare Staff VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Azaleos, Rhotlotlendrons and 115 E. Memorial Drive VettrMt Memoeill Hoapllal· Holly ''"'· .'C:5/ Hubbard's Greenhouse SYRACUSE, OHIO 992·6778 Open Dolly 9·5; Sun. 1-5 Pomeroy 992-2104 : First Ba~tist Church of Pomeroy . ' EAST lUll STIEn Beginning Sunday, May S· 10:30 A.M. Service Services Nightly May 6, 7, 8 at 7 P.M. MARTIN SENOUR Gue1t Speakera, . Dan Le1her IBid Dr. Jerry Neal PAINT~~, ' 424 SICOID AYE. GALLIPOliS, OH. of tht flnt Baptist Ch~rch, Grovt City, Oh • · Nursery ~rovided Public Invited HOUSE PAINT SALE.~ . CENTRAL SUPPLY C_O. 17 COUU STREO . GALLIPOL~S~ .O.IJIO 44,·2374 MOTOilCOACH TOURS . NASHVILLE - • July 31 ~ Auaust 1, 1991 Tour IDpUpta •LouUe MandrtU In Concert "Deluxe Motorcoach Transportltion •ACCOIIIIIIOdatlou at the Opryland Hotel -Grllld Ole Qpry .t Opryland • CINCINNATI REDS BASEBALL! 7hree gmu weekmds to chooufrom: June 11.13, 1991 July 13-14, 1991 Aupst 31- Sept. 1, 1991 Jollldtdaa WltebiDJ lbe Wodd p!atnplon Cinelmwi Reds. You11 have tlckeca tor two pm11Ud ovemi&ht hotel sec<ilm,.J aaodlllloal. Don't aaiaulllbe ICtlonl $18 n:iillion modern facility - ,.... _ \ I C~ll or atop by FOR SALE 70°/o Off May 7 Only ( Vote ~yger CreekH.S. honor r~l~ ,' •• beautiful ceramics. PHOTOS e :I •• .,. 'THE SHOE CAFE LAFAYETTE MALL GALLIPOLIS, OH. aso . { (• MIDDLEPORT • A rummage sale will be held by the Meigs County Soap BOx Derby A.qocis· lion on Saturday from noon to 8 . p.m. at OeM'8I Hartinger Park. Anyooe widt itemlto contribute may contact the Middleport Recre· ation Department at 992-6782 or Angie Swift at 992-7112 or 992· 2057 to have items picked up. Items may be left at the Middleport Pool. at the park from I to 3 p.m. ·- f '' TAWNEY STUDIO AVAILABLE AT "' ~ We've just goua try not to dwell tour in advance by phoning 614on these things. 423·1481. ,.. I mean, we just have 10 ignore ·the fact thM Vice President Quayle Charles Lalilbert of Reedsville llies in "our" airplanes for oulings has·a 16-20 photograph of a covon tb~ golf course. And, wby ered bridge wltich he picked up at a ~hould we be perturbed that the · yard sale. He thinks it is a bridge 'acnupnt of Kuwait are standing which once was on Upion Ave. in :P,oul)d dolnj! nothing' to restore · Pomeroy. Lalilben would like to :their war-torn country but are hook. up with someone who col•tlepending on thousands from other lects cov~ brid~e photos so that i;ountries to come. in to do the job he can compare his print He can :for them? be reached 81985:.4460. · If we do dare think about these Ride 'em, cowboy! · :~hings, it only creates stress for The Buckeye Rodeo Co. of :ourselves - and you know as well ·as I do that "the world is still the Nashville, Ohio, is producing an :same, we'll never change it". Ohio High School Rodeo on May :However, some of the situations 10, 11 and 12 at the R~· Sprinp / 1hat we put up with day after dl!y Fairgrounds. The May 10 event will be a pri· :00 sort of nunure the idea of anoth· vale showing for students of the :er revol\1~00. don't they? Southern Local School District ' ; . Better just plan on some sum- while other performances ~ q~en ' :mer outings • they should take the to the public, ( •edge off of some of the itrilations. A pleasant, familiar face - that ; Many of us probably are :Unaware or the unusual business of Iris Payne o(:Middleport - is 1hat we do have within our area and back at the Farmers Bank and Savithat is tbe Middleton Doll Factory ings Co. Iris' bas been off work with some back problems. Things 'kJCated in nearby Belpre. are a bit better now - welcome ·., -~ The fum creates such beautiful back, Iris. ..id unique dolls which are cenain:.; ly collectibles. Congratulations to Dr. Ray and -:; But did you know that the com· Frances Reuter who will quietly ;•, Jlany is offering public tours on mark their 50th wedding anniver:!:Satyrdays during the months of sary on: May 7 it their home, -~ May through August? So for one Maple St., Middlepon. · ::wf your little summer get-aways · Dr. ReDler is a veterinarian and '{lyciu might want to take .one or the \;tours which are free or charge. practiced out of state for m~k :~Guides in costumes which mall:h years. He and France~ came ''.one of the original doll creations home to Meigs • she is the fanner ;:;will take yi>u through ll)e ¥!ddle- Frances VanCoo.;{ of MiddlePort and resided in ':1ton gift shop into the factory where - several years \•:the handcrafted dons: both in the Chester area before moving to· ::;porcelain and porcelain-look vinyl, Middleport. , Dr. and Mrs. Reuter turned .;'lift made. After viewing the proce;.:ctures the tour concludes in front of down offers for a special celebra.:}he Little .$\veet Shoppe where tion and will observe the anniver· ::-sample.s of homemade fudge are sary without a lot of f~ - nice ·~assed out to the visitors. Lee people. :;1vfiddleWn's- she's ·the designer of ::odie original dolls - fudge is made Was it Will Rogers who said: :·llaitY,!!Dd app~ntly is an added "Thank heavens, we don't get all or .')uracl!on for die 1001'S. the government we JI'IY for"? Even · i' Saturday tours - from 9 a.m. back then, he had a good poinL Do 1o 3 p.m; and you can schedule a keep smiling. Mislh PASSPORT ' ' . Umlttd lpll« Cilllor AM FHA/HERO Continued from B-5 AND I.D. AQUA ·SOCK . ' ' Meigs County announcements .By· • Bob Hoeflich - I Sunday Times Senllnei-Page-87 Pomeroy Mlddlepori'-Galllpolla, OH • k;;._"":- Theres no I ·--:r.~~ .. t~: -·~q(fj.., need to 15 9 / At Fantastic Sam's, you11 gel an C. ..., · ,.,,.5 ' expert cut, including a shampoo, con·/.,.'1&;;.":.'!.;. ..;,;.7ditioning rinse and complete style- ~ .....-..Jtii;..··:l. everything you expect from an ex· I:~ ~~ 'pay $25 or more for a tVeat haircut,:£:s::;:._._ t' :~~ - "''d9J You don't need an appombnenL , ._ ~.... were wailing fqr you now. ·----!'!.tt••;&'':~ pensive salon, except the price. 4.CJiqfBStic &ml.s· -----.. . . the 0:111!21 Ftlntt HliaAierl•. today! 446-SAIIS CHI IIYII PIAU hlw• ... ' . . .... - .. OliO ' ..... ,_....,., .... a '"' , .. ' ,... s...., s.t. t t• 6 PJI. - 12 .. 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OL088 • IIIIi au •., •One Coat Hkl'lll • Exc 1..111 Allhetlon • Mildew Resistant EXTERIOR LATEX SATIN PAINT Ooadltdng • Flda R8111tant • Hanl, Durable Paid for by Kyger Creek High School Key Club ,.. •• 16.25 HOllE ITYLER,. EXTERIOR LATEX PLAT ,HOUaE PAINT •llolltf ~ • Quad Hiding • Mildew Retlillnl • Fade Rllslstanl 11-0 . I �••• \ ••• 11mes-Sentlnel ~httts "' ~mtitt.el Section C ports . May 5, 1991 . Strike the Gold wins 1991 Kentucky Derby By ED SCHUYLER Jr. AP Racing Writer LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - . . Strik;e the Gold, known as "Boyfriend" around the bam for his playful behavior, turned liger in the stretch Saturday and w()n the KeniUclcy Derby over Jlest Pal. Strike the Gold, ridden by Chris Antley, toc:)k the lead at the eighth pole of a cavalry-dlar$e stretch run and held on for lhe VICtory. going wide thro·ugh the ·home turn arrd fiiJal furlongs. om a "Angel tCordero, on Quintana) was talking to me all the way down the backstretch; and I told him I had a lot of horse today," Antley said Too much horne; it turned out, for 1S other tllree-year-olds over the I 1/4 miles. . Strike the Gold's stirrin$ victory by 1 3/4 lengths in 2:03 vmdicaled · the judgment of trainer Nick Zito. When Zito heard the colt was -going to be sold by one of his owners, Calumet Fann, last year, be talked another of his owners, B. Giles Brophy. into buyin$ the colt so be . could keep training IL Best Pal 'Was trying to become the fust gelding in 62 years to win theDerby.. . Followmg Best Pal home were Mane Minister and mutuel field horse Green Alligator.· . · The 117th Derby at Churchill Downs was witnessed by the usual roaring throng that included Gen. Nonnan Schw~f. Antl~y took Strike lhe Gold, a POmeroy~ Ohio Prices Effective Sun., ft1~y 7 thru ·Sat., May 11, 1991 211 second street son of Alydar, who finished second · Strike the Gold, winning his home, it was a mad rush. And to Affinned io the 1978 Derby, to second consecutive stalces, paid when the dust cleared, Hansel was the outside for his winning drive. · $11 .60, $6.20 and $5.40. Best Pal, lOth and Fly So Free, the second "There looked like there was also looking to become the first choice was fifth. · . goinf 10 be a 1i111e traffiC problem Califomia·bred Derby winner since He~·s the order of finish in the BJK! ..w~ to be out of the ~ay Decidedly in ' 1962, returned $6.40 · Saturday's Kentucky Derby: . . of 11, wd Antley, who had Strike and $5.40 while Mane Minister '. 1 Strike the Gold the Gold six horses wide in the paid $25.60 to show: 2: Be$t Pal stretch fUI:I· • IJansel became the 12th consec3. Mane Minister AsghS~ the~~ld move<! wide utive beaten Derby favorite, finish· · 4. Green Alligator throu """s~_re...,, IO~ard VICtory, ing 10th. 5. Fly So Free Brophy and Zito ~ m the stands Sea Cadet, the colt without a 6. Quintana and . ye!!ed, Come on, tail, broke on top and led for the .7. Paulrus ~oyfri~. then thrust thelr hands first mile. He was followed for 8. Sea Cadet !!I th~ 1111' as the colt crossed the fin- most of that time by field horse 9. Corporate Report · Ish line fust. . . Forty Something, who was rid~en . 10. Hansel Best Pal, ndden by Gary by Andrea Seefeldt, the·; thtrd If. Happy Jazz Band Stevens, got home 1 3/4 l~n.gths woman to ride in a Derby, ll!ld Cor12. LOst Mountain ahead of 60;-1 shot Mane Minis~. · porate Report, on whom Pat Day 13. Another Review who was !Idden ~Y Alex Sobs. was trying for his fust Derby win · 14. Alydavid Green ~Ihgator, ndden by Corey in nine rides. . · 15. Wilder Than Ever •• Nakatani, was another head back. · the field straightened for . 16. Forty Something • ROSE'S DOG FOOD 20 LB. BAG WINS KENnJCKY DERBY- Jockey Chris Antley, at the reilll or Strike the Gold, rkles the ·steed to tbe finish line to win the 117th Ken· ZEST A . '· CRACKE-RS POUND BOX ' Beef Chuck Roast •• ~~. '1 ~9 ~. BUCKET · ' ., . Beef Cube Steak .••• ~·~. SUPERIOR . oz. SJ 'l 9 .Fran k.1e w· . 1eners••••••• ~ woo~ $J09 Bacon •••••••••••••••••••••••• lJSDA CHOICE BONELESS 12 PIG ll . . lB . 49< ..... . Parts ........... Wh~1e· (hicken·.. ~•. ~.;~~.S 9·~ ECICRic:H FlESH IIIIIA~, IIAIIAH SAUSAGE or $:2 19 Fr~er ~ · 4 . or o1n ••••••••• ~ ••• ' 99< lucky Derby at Churchill Downs In Louisville, Ky., Saturday. (AP) Twins, Gianfs Saturday's baseball winners \., ~ PURINA CAT .FOOD • " • MILWAUKEE (AP)- Mark Guthrie limiled Milwaukee to three hits over six innings and Greg Gagne homered and doubled twice Saturday as the Minnesota Twins beat the Brewers 7-4, ending their four-game winning streak. \ Guthrie (1·2)' walked three and struck out -four before being replaced by Steve Bedrosian to slart .tbe seventh. Bedrosian tworun homen in ·ahe nilith to Gteg Vaughn and Rick Dempsey for . · Milwaukee's Qnly runs. . Chili Davis dou,ed off Chris Bosio (3-3) in the second, moved to third on a wild pitch and scored on a grounder by Junior Ortiz. Mets 6, Giants 4 At New York, Mackey Sasser and Mark Carreon tied the game with consecutive pinch home runs in the ninth inning and Howard Johnson won it with a. two-run , · 3.5 Ll. homer in the i 2th as th~ N~w Yorlt Mets beat San Francisco 6-4 Satut. day. . Johnson homered with two outs into the Mets' bullpen in right field against Mike LaCoss (1·3). Dave Magadan walked with one out and Rick Cerone grounded into a force MISSES FOUL BALL - Minnesota left play before Johnson bit his fifth Dan Gladdea sUdes as be tries to catch a · lielder home·nm of the season. roul bill bh by Mllnukee:s Jim Gaatuer 1D the Rookie Pete Schourek (2·0) . w9fk;edtwoinningsforthev~~· PEPSI-COLA PRODUCTS 2 UTEI IOnLE . .. Bulls dowl1 Sixers 105-92 By JOE MOOSIUL AP Sporta Writer CHICAGO ' (AP)- Michael Jordan scm-ed 29 points and Scottie Pippen had 24 as the Chicago Bulls beat the Philadelphia 76ers 105-92 . Saturday in the opening game of .their second-round NBA playoff series. A hands-up, trapping defense kept the 16m in check except for Charles Barkley, who scored 34 points before sitting out the final quarter, when the Bulls were in command. Jordan also sat out the final periOd The Bulls opened a 20-point lead in the first 9uarter, saw it dwindle to 10 pomts lata in the half, then came on with another . rush to open a 23-poinl lead early in the second half. Bill Cartwright scored 14 points for the Bulls, all in the fmt half, and Horace Grant had 12. Andre Turner had 11. and Hersey Hawkins and Manute Bol each scored 10 for the 76ers. The teams· meet in Game 2 Monday night at ChiC8$o Sladium, before the best-of-7, senes shifts to $24~ 99< LETTUCE HEAD · tblrd Inning 01 Saturday's game in Milwaukee;· Wis., which the Twins won 7-4. (AP) . Philadelphia for Games 3 and 4. The Bulls took an 8-21ead, then outscored the 76ers 11-4 with Pip· pen,CmtwrightandJonlanl~ng the assault b a 19-6 lead. PipPeD and Canwright kept pouring 11 on as they helped build a 34-14 margin. A three-point play by Barkley and a three-point goal ·by Ron Anderson cut lt to 34-20 at the qlljUier. Barkley hit a pair of free throws to open the second quarter and three-point goals by Barkley and Hawkins helped the 76ers pull within 40-29, but the Bulls scored six quick points, four by Jordan, to goup46-29. The 76ers got it down lo I 0 points at 52-42 with 1:36left in the second quarter, but Pippen scored three points and Jordan hit a pair of free throws with 5.9 seconds left. The Bulls then tl:&ed Rickey Green. got the ball and Jordan scored with one-tenth of a second left for a 59-42 halftime lead. Kent wins ABC 6 9 ( Snack Cakes •.••.•••.'!.'f:... ·. 9 6 6 Fabric Sof·tener •••• :.~z.~ Sl UTTlE DEBBIE SNUGGlE . PURESWEET SUGAR 4lL lAG -~ '$169 8MI Dilly At ,_.., "-"i v• ........t,_••,~,. ~ 3/SS ., ·LofSA POP ~~ $)69 ..... ::r. ':; antaloupes ........!~~~ ....99 ( .FLAVORITE · $1 59 2°/o Milk •.•••.••••.••••«:'!·••• HANGING ROCK GRADE A 5.9( Large Eggs...........o:!z!~•••• BANQUO 99 TV DINNERS ••••••••~o;!~~!••• · ( ~ 1"1 . ,,' ... =,-=1,1ft1 U 1Pw I ,, CHARMS. TOII.n TISSUE ',.-:,' . 299 ....='=' .-o.~yat s, ...... ~,. tr.!!;. 1"1 MAXWELl. HOUSE MASTER ILEND COFFEE OZ. CAN $349 At,_.. v• s, 34.5 ...=. - .... o.ly ,~ "'"'l!f.1 • '"' . ..' tourney Saturday BORDEN'S TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - Doug Kont won a two-liame roll-off wilh a pair of strikes to outdistance Geor$0 Branham III and win the ORANGE JUICE 112 GALLON · GROUND BEEF in Byron Nelson Cla_ssic $1490 ·GROUND. CHUCK 10 ll• .,G. SJ690 HANDS,ON DEFENSE - Seattle aaard Gary .Paytoa (rl1ht) provides some beads-oa derease .a1alast Portlaad rorward Jerome Keney Ia Satardey's NBA playoff pme In Port· lllld, Ore., wblc:b the TnU Blaaen woa 119·107. (AP) ,, •• \ • after 10 frames. Branham could • ziu: and Stan Utley. ' have won in. regulation with a nineBy BOB GREEN Sullivan and Blackmar had 66s. AP GotrWrlter count and a SJl&re, but only knocked clown eight pins. IRVING, Texas (AP)- Tom Lietzke, using an elongated, SOKite shot a second consecutive 66 inch putter, sh.ot 68, and Utley "This victory (ives me the confidence to know I can win, espe- Saturday and inoved Into a two- binlied the last hole for a 69. They were followed by Ray cially the way I won," said Kent, strolu: lead after three rounds of the Floyd, Hal Sutton, Howard Twitty who gets a threo-year exemption to Byron Nelson Classic. That lead, said Kite, means and Corey Plvin at 203, making 11 the Firestone Tournament of Cbarilpions. "It wasn't given to absoluld_y nothing. ' toll! of nine within ~­ • .' "All It does is give you a name strokes of the me. I had to earn it myself. Near Floyd and Sutton shot 67s, . the end, I tried not to look at the to put in the newspa~rs as the ••• score, spending all my concentrll· third-round leader," said Kite, who Twitty 68 and Pavin 69. Tom WilSOn, a four-lime wip: liOn just on euculing. If lstl:uck, I had a 54-hole total of 200. . Second-round leader Nick Price ner of lhil tournament but winless struCk, but as loag as I executed I would be pl,..eed With myself. " encountered diffic.!llties with short since 1987, ec~~tinued some wildly. Kent advanced to the final. putts and could do no better than enatil; play and reu four strotes off m8ldl by beating scou Aleunder, match par 70 on the TPC at Las tho pec:e at204. His third-round par 70 included 233-220, in tlle third match . Colinas. Price, whose only victory in a three birdies, an eagle and five A!Cl181Idcr had topped David Ozio 177-170 in the Ollllllini Jlm.C. and nino-year career on the POA Tour bogeys. In three rounds, he hal Harold Sullins, 2.46-181 m the IICI:· came in the 1983 World Scrica of scored IS birdies and two eag~ Golf, three-pulled twice, "and I and is 6 ander par. ondgame. ~' Defending champion Piyu Kent won $43,500 and the suddenly had to pull in the reins," S~ewan and Lanny Wldkins wap Frank L. Baker trophy, along with he llid. ·He dropped back into a five-way in a ilrRe aroup 81 205, five behiniJ automatic emry, into next year's ABC Masters. Brenham eimed tie for second at 202 with Phil the !elder. Slewart moved up with $26,600; Alexander $20,600; Blackmar, Miiu: Sullivan, two-time a 6S and Wadldns shot 68. :• • ·Sullins $16,100: and Ozio $11,100. Byron Nelson winner Bruce Liet· ' e,:· 10 ll. PIG. -- . ~:~~ng Congress Mu~ Kite leads after three rounds Kent· and ~ranham, who beat ~t::~~~~.~'!te~ . - ........ REACHES FOR BALL - SaD Fraadlco second IIcker Robby 'fbomJIIOII (!ell) reec:bes (or the ball tbat &efl by blm, II the New York Mets' Vince Colemaa steall second Ia die third lnnlna o1 Saturday's aa•e Ia New Yclrk, which the Mets won 6-4. (AP) I �• faga C2-5unday Time• Sentinel May5, 1991 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH , Point Pleaunt, wv MayS, 1991 '~Eckersley, ]ones falter in A's 4-3 extra-inning win over Tribe OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) """ First, Oakland's Dennis Eck. :Two ofbeseball's bullpen aces pro- erlsey bl~w a save for only-tile --- IIi~ little relief. iliird time in 59 opportunities when ·.· Area sports briefs---. ·: Golf tourney slated May 9 record I Ottl straight home game by a4-3 COUDL day nighL , "l'~ seen it happen, and it hapBut after tile Indians toOk a 3-2 pens a lot more often than you lead in the lith, Cleveland's Doug think," Oakland manager Tony La Jones gave up a two-run, jl&me- Rossa said. "When you're a closer, winnins doubtc to Terry Stetnbach and you have a one--nm lead wiili as the Aililelics won their club- iliree outs to 110, it's a real fine line. he allowed a nintll-inning home nm to Cleveland's Beau Allred on Fri- POMEROY -The Big Beild Slmlwheel Regatta Golf Tourney will be held on. Thursday, May 9 at I p.m. at tile Meigs Golf · , Course. · G . ,_,_ · The tournament will be a four-man saamble. · olfers may p...... :. tlleir own reams. but no rcam may have a player witb a handicap of ; ' 10 or less, and tile rcam handicap m.ust be 40 or m~. ·. , Entree fee is ~200 per rcam _and IIICiudes a free T-shttt, ~ue• . . .. · . . refre,shments, pnzcs and a pllllil)g toomamenL , · _, A percentage. of die profi~ rilade by the fesuval cormruttec wtll ,. go to the res~n ~tile Middleport !'Oat ramp. . .. For more mflirmabon, call tile Me1gs Golf CoUJlC at 992-6312 .. before Tuesday. ,, :: • McCartney to speak at OU banquet E ATHENS - ColOilldo head football coach DiU ~will ·~ be tile guest speaker at the Green and White Club's 29th annual I• Aililctic Recognition Banquet, SCI for Monday, May 13 at 6:30p.m. at Nelson Commoos, on tile Ohio Univ~ty campus. Meigs County native Dave Diles. a nationally-acclaimed sports br<wlcaster and journalist, will serve as master of c:eremorties. He assisted. McCartney in writing ·~From Ashes to Glory," -a book which ii!Ciudes highlights from a personal jownal kept by McCartney between August, 1988, and the 1990 Orange Bowl against Notre Dame. . Tickets for tlie banquet are $15 each and are available at tile Convocation Center, Union Printing, the Hocking Valley Bank or from Green and White Qub board members. They may also be ordc:ml by sending a check to tile Green and White Qub•.P.O. Box 961, Athens OH 45701. •' ~ 1• !: 1: ' ,: \• ~ ~ ~ 1, ~ 1" ~Golf tourney : set for May 18 ;. :; GALLIPOUS- The Big Broiliert/Big Sistm chapter Of Galba, · ~ :. Meigs, Mason and Jackson Counties witt·host its annuaffour-player t: ~ scramble charity golf toiUTUIIIIent at Cliffside Golf Course on SabD'"' ::day, Mayl8 at 8;30 a.m. . t . The $40 tax-deductible entry fee includes green fees, carts and · :; refreshments. Tbe entry fee is $30 for Cliffside members and $25 . '-1 for students. . :• The golfer who sinks a hole-in-one will win a 1991 Dodge ~ Dynasty, donated by Norris-Noriliup Dodge and ilie,Saunders lnsur: ance Agency, both of Gallipolis. ~ For more information, mterested golfers should call tournament : coordinattw Gene Wood at 446-0173 or Charlie Huber at 446-3080. Ali you have"rb do is be al ittle off ostatherbacw~~~':':~; I just tried to that line. You look around, and Y · ha " Steinbach's hitt/:iled 'Allred's h watc It PJlC:II. . mnth • -·~- maJOr· Oakland lCd 2-1 in the moment of ·g1ory. . uuoor when Eckersley gave up a one-out league homer was hit off Boston's homer to Allred, his first of the sea- Ro¥er Clemens_ · son and second of his career. 'That was the f'rrst tiine I've "Sometimes-when you have ever faced him (Eckersley)," success, you forget about failure,:' Allred said. ''The guys just told me Eckersley said. ''I ~nd of lost 11 he likes to come right at you. I was iliere after giving up the dinger. I. just trying to do my job, and he feel bad, but I'm glad ';l'e won." was justlry~ to do his." Eckersley pitched mto the lith, Until tile mnch. Oakland's Dave but left afier giving up a leadoff Stewart was in line to win a pitchtriple to Alben Belle. Joe Klink (1- ing duel over Cleveland's Charles 1) relieved Eckersley, and Carlos Nagy, Stewart gave up six bits over Baerga greeted him wiili an RBI seven innings, while Nagy allowed single to give Cleveland a 3-2lead. five bits in nine innings, tile longest But tile A's won it in tile lith outingofhiscareer. after losing pitcller Steve Olin ~-2) · Oakland scored its fust two runs gave up a one-out single to Harold on RBI grounders by Rickey HenBainea and a walk to Mark MeG- derson, while tile Indillls sand in wire. Pinch runners Willie Wil,son the sixili on Chris Iiines' sacrifice and Lance Blankenship boili scored fly. · Cleveland'manager JOhn McNa· when Steinbach, lined a 1-2 pitch into tile right-field comer. · mara watched his team blow a "I wasn't iliink:ing game-win- chance to get its firSI comeback · ner, 1 was just thinking single; any- victory of the season. He was thing more ilian that is a bonus,' ' equally amazed at tile simulWieOus Steinbach said. "He got iliose two downfall of baseball's premiere pitches, but it paid off to hit the . (See AL oa C-3) . . GOLF TOURNAMENT SLATED- The Bla Bead Stern• wlleel Reptta Golf"Toaruameat will be beld oa Thursday at 1 p.m. at tbe Melp Coanty Gotr Coe~ae Ia Pomeroy. The eatry fee for tile fonr man scramble will be $200 per team. Tbat fee iacladea a T·ablrt, blirbec:ue, · retrewnents, prizes ...d putt1n1 touraameal. Proceeds for tbe tourn•meat wiD 10 toward tbis faD's repua. 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IAM1~ · @ .,.._~,,•& 8.72°/o APR --· - YOU'~ Getting the "BEST -DEAL" on your next ca . lAft.l IMIEN 'IIACTOIS I tied it in the eighth l&ainlt Myen, wbo has sur· reiidmd Jato leads in his last two appearances, and scored twice in tile ninlh on sinaJea bY Ray Lank- lllliT~ardinals . tile for hiJ ninili save in as many Myers is making bad pitches just g« IIICR to pitch. chanoes and his 15th in a row since and JIIYing for iliem. " Five out of seven dlys or four CINCyNsportsATI W(rlter last August. · Reds sta't«Nonn Charlton took out of seven days." he said. "It Ill .NATI AP) - Lee ''Nobody's perfect,' ' Smith a 2-1 lead i11to tile seventll. Todd depends. Once you get in a groo~. Zeile led off with a single, and two or three days a week and (Continued from C-2) Tom Pagnozzi was safe on second you'~e fme." : •••'--~===-==~::....---------------------- baseman BiU Doran's error. Cris Carpenter (3· 1) pitched out One out later, Myers carne on of • ilireat in tile eighili, and tile reli.~vers. · . . Kansas City 5-l. Red Sox to a 7·2 victory. Kansas City to its seventh straight _ a nd gave up an ·RBI-single to Cardinals rallied wiili one out ill You slick around long enough, . · -Red Sox 7, Wllite Sox l Clemens' shutout streak ended toss, · p~h-bitter Craig Wilson, tylng the the ninili against Scou Scudder ((). you s~ anything happen," sai<t Roger Clemens had no trouble at 30 innings wheil the White Sox WeDs (2-3) gave up·eight hits, 2). Jose Oquendo singled, pine~ McNamara. with Terry Cooney, 8nd the <llica- combined tllree singles, two of stluck out three and walked one, . ~n other games_. Boston topp~ go White Sox weren't much of a them bunts, a walk and a II8Crifice Manuel Lee put tile Blue Jays ~Yen l!as just three saves in six runner Geronimo Pena stole sec~ Chi~ago 7-2, . Baltimore beat Cali- problem, eitl1er. fly for two runs in tile first lnnin&- ahead in t1ic fourili wiili a run-scor- opportunities this season. He ' s ond, and pinch-hitter Gerald 'Perrf · • forma 2-0,Ne!" York stopped SeatClemens. pitching for the fusr After that, Clemens (5-0) breez~ ing grounder off Storm Davis (2-2). g1ven up costly runs his last two · walked. a~es, and blames hi~ b~ · That brought up Lankford, whQ tie S-0, Detroit downed texas 7-6 time since his five-jJame suspen- past the ~ bauen and he did · Brewers 6, Twlns5 in .11 innings, Milwaukee defeated sion, shut down Ch1cago on five the same with· Cooney, who Dante Bichette 's two-nm triple pltchinJ on lack of work: he s slapJIC!I an outside fastball to th~ Mmnesota 6_-S and Toronto beat hits Friday night and led the Boston umpiled at first base. (See NL on C-4) • in the eighth inning rallied the pitclledJust 10 ilDiinl!J iliis liWOII. The la~t time Clemens and Brewers on a chilly night in Mil' Cooney crossed pllhs on tile flCid, waukee. it was Game 4 of the playoffs and Franklin Stubbs singled with theiJ argument led to Clemens one out off Jack Monis and reliev• being suspended and fined er Rick Aguilera (0-2) walked G~eg Sl 0.000. This time. IIIey seemed to Vaughn. Bichette tripled to send avoid each ·other as Clemens went Milwaukee to its seventh victory in back-and-forth between die mound eight~and tile firSt-base dugouL Bnan llarper hit a two-run In the fourili inning, Clemens homer during a five-run seco!ld took first baseman Carlos Quin- inning against Jaime Navarro (2-0). ta/la 's throw and tagged !be bag for· ' ONLY tile final ouL Then IIC gently tossed tbe ball to Cooney and walked. away. . . . "Terry's and my situation 1s pretty much behind us now and it could fO no further," Clemens said. • What's happened is not going to change the way he goes about umpirinF or tile way I go about pitching.' .,'· Cooney declined comment after '· OFFERrlm: tile game at GoJniskey l'afk. Before it began, he said: "I bope from • Stocb now on it goes back to baseball. . w~ Roger's gono !llllll'm,-JPI'. ''· . :• · Corporate_loads baseball will sliD be hen!." COMPLETE LINE OF • U.S. 'l'nu111'7 Securttles Clemens, tile top winner in tile . • Mat8alfwldl mllior leagues, SIIIICit: out Ieveii and PO SUPPLIES· • biiii'IIITu·Pne walked two. He has pven up just iliree earned nms in 41 inningS this Maaldpat Boadl season, those coming on two SIICri• • IDnnd Mont)' Market OFF fice flies and a bases-loaded walk. Excluding aquarium Mt up Amluate . Jack McDowell (4-2) was tile apeciala and 10 gallon eque• IRA'a loser. · riums. Yintees 5, Mariners 0 Soott Sanderson (2-1) pitched a Contadl three-hitter, struck out nin(l and '·'• walked none as New Yark stopped '· STANEVANS . Offer good May 6 thru May 11. 1991 a four.game losing streak. ,'•'. Ubb7 Hotel, Suite 100 Hensley Meulens hit a two-run 444 S. c!Mid AWDue ·~ homer in tile second off Brian Hol~ Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 (2-3). lL Tigers 7, Rangers 6 (614) 446-2125 399 w•.Main 992·2l6' POIIIII'oy. Ohio k Rob Deer tied tile game with a 1-800-776-4691 The Store with "All Kinds of Stuff" '• two-out, two-run homer in the botFor Poto, Stabloa. Largo • SINIII Anlmela. Lltwna • Gardena. '· . tom of tile ninth inning and Detroit '• won in tile 11111 on Mickey Tettle;•• ton's RBI single. ' Alan Tram111ell ~W a leadoff walk from Brad Amsbc'lg (0-1) in the 11th an!l moved to third on 1 balk and a s~rifice. After Cecil Fielder was intentionally walked, Tettle!On singled 10 left field and made Mike Henneman (3,0) tile '. winner. ·, ·Orioles :2. Anaetso , · Ben McDonald (1-1) bounced WINS HONORS - Micblpn catcher Mike Matheny (sbawn in back from his worst start over and tbe imtrorm of tbe USA natiODal team for which he played between Mike Devereaux homered and dou' bls 1111gb school anct coUegiate careers), a junior wbo was named bled twice as Baltimore won at ''OolleJiate Baseball" magazine's nati1111al player of the week for the California. second straight week, was also chosen Big Ten player of tbe week. Kirk McCaskill (2·3) was the · He weDt 8 lor 10 ill tbree games, extended bls bitting streak to 15 loser. New 1991 Nlssan aames and wentl5 for 51 in that span, with a .961 slugging percent· New 1991 Plymouth 5unaance Blue Jays 5, Royals 1 11ge. The Wolverines' co-captain Is tbe son of Jerry and Judy MathDavid Wells pitched eight effec~ . eny of Reynoldsburg, and tbe grandson or Atmer and Edna Mailie- tiv·e innings and Toronto sent ny, and of Warren and Luella Keefer, aU of Leon, W.Va. 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Evans Field. · · The luncheon wiD precede tile game ·between tile Reds Dream · '· ~ -week team and a team of high school senior all-stars, which will begin at 1 p.m. · The auction .or beseball memorabilia, which has been oonducted between tile luncheon and tile game in tile past, will be held oo June 7 at 8 p.m. at tbe Ariel Theater. Griffin will also be the guest of honer at the auction. Pomero~lddleport ~-.· . 18 ·:. -. ~-1\K Automatic, air. stereo, rear wiper & defrost, 'light package , power steering & brakes. 13231 512,699 '241 27 ::. �nm• May5/11t1 psu nine pJaying like 1966 ·Bucks :;' By RUSTY MD I E'l ; . AP Spor11 Wrller · .,• COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP): Twenty-five yean 1110, tile Obio ~S~Je bueball program W8S ll ill 1M8Cie. . •• Left-ban£!er S.teve Ar1ia WU~i!' .ace of lhe pttcliing staff IIIII Amie !Ch.onko , Bo Rei!' ~nd Charlie ~Bnnlcman were bJtbng Jtars for ~oach Marty Karow. But when Bob Todd toot ~ !he proj!l'am four years ago, few · lbo.,. ·JNIIila Cl!'..,. lllaia tchciol COICia• •m 1 ud wileD Ohio SclfoWIIahu!.elt JIO'i'r. "We WCIIII4 wrillleam to blab ICIIool cxww llld pla)WI Ia die .._ ud iaclllde Mlf-.ddleued, ltlmped eavelopea aad they• d aever evea return th- •• Todd llid. "We 111111 bad 10 l:lli tbem to let tbam bow there bad been a coaching cblllge dowa heR, tbat we WCie doing tbinp in a positive way." .. Indiana, Golden State win NBA playoff games , BJ HANK: LOWI!MCRON Pacers ~..J: tbemselves on the • AP 8(10111 Writer veqe of 1 one. :; INDIANAPOUS (AP) ..., In a Cbudt l'mon aooml 30 r:~ •)rMC!I ~ wttll ftnla. die f!ldiana .incllldillc 12111aiabt. ~ tbe Bat Todd rememblred. Ho was a frechmu at the Uaiverslty of Mi11oari wlleaObioS&ale - ill only NCAA bl~eballlitle in ! 966. He n!membeted how it used to bell Oblo SIIIC. Taking over a team J1u1t bad a winning Big Ten JeConl in just one of the let~ eight seaaoas, Todd knew c1w1 t11ere wu a Jndition 011 wllicb to buil4. Today, 2S years after !he glory year, the Buclceyes are bact. Obio State bepa Ibis week'39·9 overall !llld 14-6 in tbe Big Ten, beat in the Bia Ten by 1.1/Z pmes. 'f!Je Buckeyes are l'llllbd 12~ in the Jillion by Baseball America and along with 'Wicbitt Sllle are one of only two nortbem teams Ilnlced. It is a ricli mill of power (Jamie Taylor is fii'St and Ken Tirpack · third in home lUllS pC:r pane in lhe Big Ten, wbiJe Mike Durant is sec(See BUCKEYES 011 C-5) NL ~~,ame · s ••••tllln. SAFE! ;_ Tile ~~. Lolli Cardiull' Todd Zelle (left) lllldes ufely Into llae after RedlllaortAop Barry Lltkln C111 't lllld die IIIIa· die 011 a lliahtly err•t tmow from eecoad blue· RCO• <C6ntiaued . · ••••,..~ to play soccer for · ~ee College misSlonary team . The Living Word Ministries of · iDI in tbe paiftliag of tile New res.· Main Street. Point Pleasant, is . _ , .CIIurdl Ol God II 1J111 of nsoring Tom Rawlings u a dleir refurbillbing project. · member of lhe Lee Colle&e Soccer 'Ibm, the 1011 fA Mr. alid Mrs. ssions team. - · IUcbn llawllllp 'fA MD:lll, is ·a Church .epresenlllive MD .. - - 'I'A,OIIio '4lley ~ try staled, "We kre pleasod 10 • Sc:llaDl. •llildana. ...... -• ClliJ. • tbat one of the yoang' pcillplo> , -tian Con 1 II ~. IIIII :trom this church will have an op- 1 member Ill' tbe N<X:Aii. "Fourth :j1C?'rtwlity to help spread lhe Gospel blted" Lee Colleae Soccer team. Jesus Christ We ·are sure that Coach Dr.Jobn Al1ICbter and live wiU be a gtal asset 10 lhe members ci tbe ~ team will fly He !las always been very 0!11 of~ 1N, on May 9 and assertive in wort for Jamaica. Weal Indies and will · out on behalf ci bis home · be piiiiS of die New 'l'eatament We know he will~ bani ~ CIAatb of God in Monlcso Bay. helping to accomplisll diose "We will be using IOCCCI' u mua" ahead for lhe miSSIOII work." than-just· upon or activity." s8id As a member of the !elm, Tom. "We arc using it as a tool to wiU participlte iD IUIJ help support and lliiCOUI3g& lhe ijletiiviticis, which incllllk passing Christiana . in Jamaica and 10 jerseys, shoes and llljui- pam1.e new contacts for lhe to kids in poor canmaailies; cluch. I am e.xciled to get lhe to local Sunday services; orchance to share lhe facts of lhe clinics; and bclpin& assi.!t- Gospel and witness for lhe Lord." "'* YOUR MONUMDtS . witb an RBI...m,Je 10 rigbL It was· · h . coa.aecauve · · game 1n t h~ s1xt wbicb tbe CardiDaiJ baw OYeiCOIIIe a defici&, and the fourth time in lhoae games they've won. For· the Rcdi it was tbe second atnight time mey've blown a 1a1e lead. ~ however, manager Lou PinieiJa 101111ded more concerned witb the offense, whicll still . hasn't come .IIOUIId. Tbe Reds took a .234 team llattiag IVCfii&C into tile game, third· . worst in the National League. · :·rm a patient guy, but I get tiJed of watcbing tbil every night,· • said Pi niella, who had a briaf. closed-door meeting with his team after dlo pme. "It's time we start· ed doing IOIIlCibing with the ball." Qtolddelll YGpt FridaJ It was a JOu&h night for the folb sellillg llol dogs and bcrer arODDd the National League. , Of lhe lill pmes played in the NL on Friday night, the longest was two hours, 42 minutes. That's almOSt unhelnl of in an ott when tbe three-hour-plus aamc has become quite CCXIIIIIOII. The futost game ot the nlglit was played in Plusburgh, wt.re lhe Pirates toot only 1:45 to bell die Houston Astros 1-0. It was tbe shonen 4ame in the NL since · Pbiladelpbia and Atlanta played in 1:41 on Sept. 1, 1981. · "Both pitchers were lhrowi11g strikes and getting quick outs ... there were a lot of. 1•2·3 inniD&s.'' LAY·AWAY NOW maa Bm DOraJi In die ~eVenth laalq fA lrriay•s r-------. . . Compare for 111111 W011 4-l. (AP) auto value. reached for seven hiu and five I'UIII. Expol4, Paclrel1 (2:24) Ivu Calderon drove in two runs to ~~e~p Oil Can lloyA! ll'lll..for.Jhe fUJI dme Ibis seaiO!I u Montreal beat vi ailing San Diego for its founlutnigbt victory. Boyd (1-3) pve up four hits and one run in aeven innings. Steve Frey pitched one and one-third ianinp and Tim Burlce got lhe last two cuts. . AndY Benei dropped to 0.3. The Truth About Gallia County Local Schools . Ttie transportation director is . working on bus routes that will . allow ' for the most direct courses possible for r both elementary and high school . students. Parental support and input will help! · ·, AllSIBle· FranciSCO 0. . Smith (3-~) retired the fii'St 12 ~·~· .IIIII ~tcbed out of a iiftbummg.JIRI WJtb the belp oftwolcey defenSive Dod PbiUies 1 ("· 4") 1 plaf.. gets • . • "' • . Ramon Martinez puched a f~- hiller for his third c.o~s.ecuuve complete game as viSltmg Los Angeles bell Philadelphia. ending tbe Phillies' five-game winning . sii'Cilt. . Martine~ (4-1) SJru<:k OUI four and wallced tbrec. but h15 scorelela streak ":U ~~at 22 innings. ' Golden State's Mitch Rlchmoacl as A~ II' •pta to P• die ball to I tumm•te-in the ftnt quarter of Prlda7 qht'l JI!BA ~18Joff JPIDit In Oakland, Calif., wbkb tbe Warrlon WIJII 112(rtpt) pards Saa Aatonlo's WUUe Anderson 97. (AP) • For Addison Twp. Fire Levy. This is only a renewal of the bisting Fire Levy. P1id lor. by tile Ad·- Twp. Trull~~ Rl. 1. O.lllpoU• :'It """""place rou'd ocfl.oaiiV want to !1<11' a cor. ~ Garr•n In ~. WV.II dltr.rllnl: we·re o niCIIttll with niCe low Plk:el! ~HEADQUARTERS ;roday's Buckeyes..~ PRICU EFFECT NOW THRU MAY 18, 1881 · WINCHESTER .22 MAGNUM . RIMFIRE CARTRIDGES ' WUU... V. ••D, D.D.S., lac. tM-'rlnQ. ·~ HIGH VELOCilY • 50 IN ABOX $ 99 )'VIlli - N~IIIIIQ youlluy will 111W be .. , . _ , ... flfJtlly-. mint. Its pun:fl... .,.,.,.,, thought 111d guidlllce. S.. wn.t you buy. Vllit ,,. monu. ""'"' . . ., wiN! ,.• • COift. dllplly. llltd whO Uti ~ "'"'~~" • , . , _ . , , _ /1101111• to hltmoflla w/ttl IQ l:fNIW IN YOIII' puC! II BOX .. ,..,, ,,..U!".,&t'la fSJ oet.,DW ..... &mm ·115 FmJ BX 50....................'7 ' VINTON, OHIO ITA1'1 lilT. 110 ICIMIIIILY IUIN. "'' PHONII. . . . "Power Locks •eruise · About Gallia Courity Local Schools . ' *Ti~ ' - ' 'Two-Tone Paint ·power Mirrors The 3.75 mill operating levy which ~ass~ in Nov. '90 only helped to reduce our debt to the state. Due to the high cost of operating 4 high schools, the debt will continue to rise, and we will have to continue to reduce the debt with periodic levies. .11, along with the debt-reducing operating levy, we make budget cuts and move into one high school while our new building is undef construction, we will save enough over the next 2 years ' to eliminate most of the debt and acquire a firm financial base for the future. · Vote "YES" • 'loaded . . For Less . 'Very Low Miles on ~ . P' (304).,.... t.ooellll_ ........ c....,.......,.. ' Only · $15,499 . ' ....... .....,,w ' (H you have any queetJone call 446·7817 bettsnn 1:00 pm • 3:00 pm) Palci for by: "Together tor Children' Commlttaa, Cindy •' Starting At A A~. . 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OUR POUCY 'land in sluaging percentage), pitch· DcbOit Tigers in 1989. Blue Spar.;ing (E>SU is sec:Qnd in the confer- ma (5'-2) is the son of. the late •ance in BRA and first in strike- · Detroit T1p1 and OSU pitcher Joe Zquta), cluwh billing (tile BUckeyes SJli':"DI· Durant, a junior catcber, 4s :uve driven in 4S more runs tban hiuing .410 and hu lhrowD out half . ;joy other Big Ten opponent) and of \hoae running on him. · .defense (with Ohio State first in the ShortStop Gary Jones, a fresh· ;confmnce). man, is bitting .424 while splitting ' "We have tried to play for the time with Doug Wollenburg, who's !~ inning," Todd sud. "People hittinJ .323. Left-.fieider Keith ' us aometimes why we didn't Klodnick lxOice a leg two yean ago move a runner up, but we've got in an outfield colliaion but has J>urani, wbo '11 be a high draft pick. ~etumed to bit .3S2. ·Tirpak and Taylor in the lineup. And Greg Frey,1lest known as .iAnd, in our ballJiarlc, it's only 370 the starting quarterback for the ~~ to cen~. T'he ball just jumps football Buclceyes for three years, . 'OUL" · is having his best season with a • Todd took 1 curious path to .320 avera~e. \Ohio Slate. After playing at Mis"I don I fel hung up on polls," IOUri, be was an assistant there f<r Todd said. ' It's nice to be ranked lline years. ije pursued the Kent but the only thing 1'111 concerned "State head coacbing job, despiJe the about is playing as .well as we can :Warnings of several friends. The play. I will ..y. that if this wm llolden Fllshes bad linished 1a1t in plays up to its JIOICntial, I'U take 1be Mid-American Conference for our chances agaulll anybody." :16 lll1lilbt years. Yet in four years Still ahead Ues u~eacherous fin)here, Todd wu 124-82 witb tbree ish to the Big Ten race, then the ·winning records includin& 1 42-lS conference tournament and the -~lllrt in 1986. . ,NCAA. : His current Buckeye squad is "It's imponantto find a way to •ttocted with llleoL Scott Klingen- win. This team has·done it so far," • :beck (9·1 record), the Big Ten T~~~ the old day~. ~hman of the yesr last season, :_wu dnfted in die flfSI round by tbe < VJrpd8 llltd fll"n.tlee - REWARD YES! - l'Mian• l'rolltm1n Clluck Penoa reacts after hlttlq a ~ three-politer in' tbe ftnal •mutes or Prklay nlaht'• NBA playoff : pme •Pilat lht villtiDglloltOII Cellkl, who lost 116-113 to create . . a l-2 tie II die llel'la. (AP) . · • SMAU.ADDil'IONAL CH.4Rar; lOR $II ME DAY SERVICE Now is the tim. to ~Meet a f.,.lly monument. F'wp«uate, for lilt tim., ,,. IMmiN)' ot tlloei you love. Ourluloalr:a'fl 1 :oo pm • 3:00 pm) Paid lor by: "Together lcir Children• Committee, Cindy Frazler,Treaa.',230 Shavlnaa Lana,Galll lle,Ohio 45631 soma ~ lOOk more IItie mon~rnenls to the automobile bullnell HNTtJU8 STAaT AT '134 PER DEln'Uit£1 -~~~~ (If you ·have any questions call 446-7917 between _,R ... NOT FOR THE PlACE. CALL TOLL na 1-800-926-0025 Wen . ,--------------~---------------, VOTE YES CUatom Fitted Dentma II) One Dey At Our nays Valley Qmce By OUr Profeulonala And Trained Std. . Made In Our Dental Laboratory By Qualllled TecbntcJana. ••MJ: Dq -~ICI8 OIIIIIIUifD AIID . . ..AIUI . '· Vote "YES" on ·May 7 \ GUARDS ANDERSON - . IN ONE U.n.& Few AD .Appo'a• 1D& cwlafoliMtloa. Our Rl:gular Service Is Aootlobfe At All O.fllt;es. YO IOLD OUilOW DISCOINI 1"1 PllaSI ....e at Rlverf'ront Stadium, wlridii the ~dl- from c-3> . Benzinlll's tllrow homo. pitched a one-pitch game better L.&d 111111 lleca lllnlggling at than me." tbll pllle lllely. Tile rootie played. Tbll one pitch was a home nm in jUit two piiiCS, loin& 1 for 5, by Orlando M~ with two outs 11111 rautnff~ bllll.Jiri,, . Pl-dlo ailQll. .J:. , day. M !JI" Joe Tbn'e talked to · "II'• a good feeling .when you bim . . . *-poe aDd told bim bit the bill like tbat." ~said. to re1a. ·, "You doa 't feel that way very "Ha llld a aood at-bit (when·be often. About !he seventh inning, I flew oac ia die teveadl inning), I siii'Jed tbinking it might be the only ' · said, 'You're about there right run.'.' now,' "Tcqe ~ < Elsewhere in th~ NL it was "I wu c:huing too many !)ad MAn!>ll~trea71.4P,hl~~!~;~glo AI;tlanLos 18 pitches. I - 100 anxious IQ get a : .01 • -::":':!''-: ; hit, just trying to do too mucll " S, \CliO 2; and New York 3, San Lankford Aid. ·· ' After Lantford pvc St. Louis tblllllld, 0a1e Smitb ~ to it overcame· a 13-point third-quarter Detroit or Atlanta in the SIICODd deficit to bell .tbe B011011 Celtics round. 116-113 Friday nigbt and even Indiana. 3-10 In four NBA play· tbcir first-round playll{f aeries II 2· oft's. will be playing a fiftb J8110 ill 2. ' a seriea f<r the ftrst time ever and Tbe ~ in tbe best- Person is confident bi1 club can . of-five aeriea :M:'ptayed today move into the aecond round for tile ill BaltoR wilb tbe winner l'ac:ing (See NBA • C-6) CAPI'UilES SECOND - S•ID Tackett (rlpt), dll•lhter of Cllarlea IDd K.a Tacbtt fA Bidwell, captured second place wblle ~I far die GaDipolll llkl Lodae No, 107 In the relloul or~ J:lb' N..._l Hoop Shoot Clilltell on AprD 13 In bear· INn, Mlclt. Here Taclrett, lht only pattlclpant ·from the GaDia· . MIM!-MIIp Cnwt7 - ..reeelwa her raaaer-up trophy from a.~:~ Elkl realoul 1. ., .oppoaue0.field for a singl~. ····~~~~~~~--~--~­ a~d . loser Pete Harnisch {1-1) .. id . · Dinny Cox (0-1), lasi.C& only one Per,a euily beat lef~ f~eldet 'rodd "Tba way I lOOk arit. Zane Smith and one-third mninp and was PEISOIAuzm Pomeroy-Middleport--Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleeunt, WV lenllnel or ,._ ASK FOR QUY •11f8• SAYRE OR IIICE IFCORIIICK Fruler,Treu.,230 Shawnee Lane,Galllpolla,Ohlo 48131 PoiM FIIIIMt, WY - . ~--·~------------ tl ' • • �' ~· • • Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleaunt, wv Page-CG-Sunday Times Sentinel ' m ICE CREAM CONES Buy.One Get One FREE! • DISTRICT TOURNAMENT " MONDAY.-.. GaUia 'Academy's tennis team will be one of 16 teams participating in tbe Divi· '· ston I·II district tournament, . .?wbleh Is scheduled for Monday ;.nd Tuesdlly 11 !I a.m. at three ~111frerent sites in Scioto County ·~ tbe Moand HOI and Shawnee : :State University courts In .,..Portsmouth and the coarts at ::New Bolton. Seated ia 'the front ...,..,., are (L;R) Birgltte Schmidt, ~dam Betz, Ryan Brenaamen 1111d JuDe Hardellty. hi the middle r.ow are Jared Ford, Brad ' YOUR CHOICE OF LARGE FRENCH FRIES, ONION RINGS, ZUCCHINI or MUSHROOMS • ,$1 ~ 9 .· r---....;.-=·::-· .......... .. • -- NBA playoffs... • • (Continued.from C-5) first time since entering the NBA in 1976. "The Celtics know we're the better team and we've got to prove it Sunday,'' said Person, who made a pair of three-pointers in his spun as he shot 5 for 6 in the final quarter. Warriors 112, Spurs 97 Tim Hardaway scored 32 points as seventh-seeded Golden State eliminated San Antonio in four · 11rst-round games. The Warriors stayed with their f9ur-g uard offense most of the way to beat the Midwest Division champions for tbe third game in a row, and advance into the Western • Conference semifinals against the los Angeles Lakers. • Golden State led 80-64 in the 1hc third quarter and 82-73 going !nto the fourth before the SP.urs pulled within 84 -79 on W1llie Anderson's driving layup with 9:53 to play . But Hardaway hit a pait Of three-point shOts to help the Warriors go up 95-84 witl!-5:16 to pJar. san Antonio got no closer than SIX points the rest of the way as the ;.varriors made nme o.f 10 free thrOws in the ftnal two mmutes. ~ ·chris Mullin added 23 poims ror the Warriors. Sean Elliott :Scored 23 points to lead the Spurs, '!Nho were 55·27 duriua the regular season. 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(II yo~ have any questions call ~46-7917 IXItween 1:oo pm - 3:00 pm) . Paid .for by: "Together lor Children• Cqmmlttee, Cindy Frazler,Treaa.,230 Shawnee Lane,Gallipolia,Ohio 45631 ea.. Cut 21'$ Reg. 34.11 Low All1$ ""llonth• 117-1078 A new high ·school with expanded curriculum and athletic programming will attract people to the area. Therefore, _property values will GO UP. Vote "YES" I • Mark Notter, Eric Hoflmau, Mike Eacllus and bad Cllllch Jim Olborne. (Times-Sentinel photo) Desk/Wall Telephone ~ ... • "-.- ·- S420 '330 ''People come to me for good nttes... they formy About Gallia County Local Schools Radically New/ Save Up ·--·· that live ·or ·ao to liChoolln Gallia COWity. The 1e1m will kick off its 29-game schedule.on June 1 and wrap up the regulai seasoo on July 14. All of-its home games wiU be played on the University of Rio Grande's Stanley L. EVIIIS Field. Tbose who wisb to play for the team or donate to the Jli'Oill1llll may contact Ron Toler at 446-9445 or Tom Meadows at 446-0664 or 4467570 for details. The program will be run by a five-man committee · under the direction of the Ohlo Valley Athletic Asociatjon. The Truth FRI. THRU THURS. -·--" VACATION · GREAT American f.W s799 Houdashelt, Nath~a Miller and Chris Cbestaut. b 'the back row are aSsislant coac11 Bnat Pauley, COLONY THEATilE Radio Shack Makes It Easy to Fly American .•• And Save! Save'400 Sunday Times sentinel-Page C7 GALLil'OLIS AMERICAN LEGION POST l7SCHEDULE ns ·. Wri·ght hurls t hree-hitter • . t pace M eJgS . J -l VIctory • :to wv Legion baseball .to begin again in Gallipolis GALLIPOLIS - After a 42- ' Legion teams in Pomeroy, bad liUle cbanu to' participate in ,,year absence from the aeene, liD McArthur, Wellston and Athens, s11ch programs in the immediate American Leaion bi!ICball team is . but none in Gallipolis since ~e 11m1 Jhat lime. being Cmnedln Oa1lia County. one-year stint of sucb a squad 1n The new Legion team will be · In the uea. there are AmeriCIII 1949. Gallia County youths have · made of players 16to Ill vean old most basketball tillcs in the same aca- time coll~ge IOQtball.. Quarterback llackground, phis of the kids nity and the ,dedication of the ath- whelming. These kids do what ihey demic year, matching the feat of Bob Hoymg was 1he Associated are out working on the fann, haling letes. have to do to be s11i:cessful." " Marion Pleasant in 1973. PteSI' Mr. Football. . hay. That's some environment to Fran Gilbault has won SQI ."We've got kind of an open. · -The Minster girls won the But why is Mercer County so grow up in." . door policy at the schools. The games and three state champi· Class ·A track title in 1989. That's powerful? Van Wen, in Van Wen County weight-lraining facility is open to onships in 30 years at the helm of not a surprise: Minster finished Lac hey says there are several north of Mercer County, beat St. lhe public and everybody takes St. Henry's boys basketball JII'Qfirst eight times and second four . reasons: families headed by athlet- Henry •s boys basketball team in cale of iL Nobody dcslroys it," he gr~n~ . He says the athl~ an: .self. 1 times in the first IS years of the ic-minded parents, superl) ficilities, each of the last two years. : said. "Plus, the work Clbic is dver- mOiivartd. I girls state track meet. hi~h-quality coaches and a dQ<:i"The other places I've Coached, - · In the last two yeats, not phned German-American back- there was so much to do in the counting the current spnng llCIISOn, ground. summer," said Van Wen coach . schools from Mercer Coun'ty or And physical specimens. Hoy- Keith Noftz. "Here, there's adll~­ close to its border have won 12 ing, at 6-S and 215 pounds, was ics.... Why this is happening in state championships. St. Marys mesUy a.perimeter player on the Mercer County, I don't know. But I Memorial, which won a· football basketballlelln. ·· . wish il would move just a little bit · Gen. Hertlnger Plcwy 78 J.c1bon Pike 3114 f:ett Meln 81. ' · GALLIPOLIS POMIEROY title last .fall ,' is in adjacent "Every,body's 6-foot-3 or 6,4 farther n~.". · MIDDLIEPQRT 814;448-3137 Auglaize County. Delphos St.· and 230 pounds, it seems," s&id 114-9112-1282 . St. Henry football coach and · S1--H2-11248 John's, which .has won four girls ·· Lachey, himself 6-6 an!) athletic director Tim Boeckman basketball titles, is in adjoining poupds. "You've got that German credited the support of 'the commu- : Allen County. All the others are SPECIAL FOR SUNDAY _ · See Puzzle on Page ().2 from Mercer County. · -St. Henry Minster Celina MAY 5 ONLY! Coldwater, Fon Recovery, Rock~ ford Parkway and Maria Stein's Marion Local have all woo or come close to winning state titles. -SL Henry (two boys basket. ball and one title each m football 8nd 'girls volleyball), Minster (football and girls track), Coldwater (bas.eball) ancj. Fort Recovery . if . ALL SIZES AND FLAVORS · (oack-to-back girls basketball titles) are all in the same league, ~~----------------------~ the Midwest Athletic Conference. SPECIAL FOR MONDAY, MAY 6 THRU Schools in the conference have SUNDAY, MAY 12 . won 33 team titles since 1971. r.:-r::-t-:::+:7 -With team success comes r::-1r:o:+~ :, 0 . individual accomplishments. The r=t:=late Wally Post of SL Henry was a star with the Cincinnati Reds in the I' • •, 1960s. Another St. He'!~}' native, t~e Washington Redskuls' Jim · t:':-1-:-t-=t:= : •. .By DAVE tfARRIS Lachey, is considered one of the F.:'lr=t::' : T·S Correspondeat finest offensive lineman ever to r=t-::':' • ::. ROCK SPRINGS - ¥eigs play .in the NFL. Four members of r=t-::':' FOR ONLY , ~cored two ~nearned runs m the St. Henry's champiOnship football ~~~::':: '· · '· ;5eventh mn_mg and went ~~ to · team this year signed to play big- L=.J~~"' the VmtonConference County Vildngs ----~:-----------------'---..;;.;.;..-_~--------------;_,~-1 :t(lcfeat B-1 in Tri-Valley base-ball action Thursday ~oon. : The ~arne was the completion of :the April 9th game that was called •with Vinton County batting in the • op of the fourth inning and the ,icorc tied at one because of rain. · · .; The loss temporarily knocked :the Vikings out of flfSt place, half a jame behind Belpre, but the ;yikings rebounded to defeat Belpre · ::l!-2 Friday evening behind the one;flit pitching of Frnnk Alder to jump r~ca<l of the Golden Eagles in the ,conference slandings. .. to OH tile Purcllla at Roundtrip Excuralon Coach Clasa Tlcbls · Whell You Fly Am11IC1n Airline~ or American Eagle® •: The win over the first-place :Yikings was the second in as many :Weeks for the Marauders. Last Fri~ay afternoon the Marauders ~efeated the Vikings 6-1 to knock :;\Tinton County out of sole posses,ion of nrst place and into a three 'l"ay tie with Wellston and Belpre. • Kevin Taylor led off tbe sixth '6y reaching and advancing to sec:Ond on a error on the Viking third )ascman. Mike Welsh followed · ~ith a base hit to score Taylor. ;..ner a sacrifice by Gary Adams ~dvanced Welsh to secorid, Terry ~McG uire followed with a 1111)-scor· ;ing single to close out the scoring. ~- Randy Corsi, Adams and :McGuire led the Marauders at the ~late with two singles each, Welch 1,dded a single. Jason Wright was Odie winning pitcher as he went the ;route on a three-hitter. LOWEST PRICE EVER! .: Shawn Speakman, Frnnk Alder ltnd Aaron Walters had the three 286 PC Compatible !'Jikings hits. Chad Zinn was the TANDY® . Home/Office Computer .j_osing pitcher in relief of starter loOoTL/! Frank Wright. Computer •: The Marauders (10-8, 10-5) will ~ost Belpre on Monday afternoon 'In the last regular-season game. ~inton County, who fell tQ 12-4 'llverall and 11-4 in the conference, "'ill close the se8son at Miller next Friday. · · ax VHS Camcorder 120-Watt MUSic System Sicore by innings • 10-ln·1 DeekMIIle Sottwere 11 Ideal )'in ton Co. 010 000 0- 1-3-3 Far Filing, Writing, Addreiaa, More Meigs 010002x-3-7-l • 3V." 720K Drive •140K Memory ' ~· WP-J. Wright · Reg.aea.oo 125·1602 ;; , LP - Zinn (In relief of F. Low Ao 121.... . . . . 118-803 ~right) • Flying Erewe Heed • 2 Lux •• • With Light, Aeeeeeortee •• Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, OH-Polnt Pleaunt, ·Ame~ican :Mer_cer County Ohio's hotbed for prep athletic champions By RUSTY MILLER AP Sports Writer COLUMBUS . Ohio (AP)What is the high school sports capi' tal of Ohio? . : Cleveland? Canton? Massillon? · Middletown? Columbus? Cil)cin: nati? Try Mercer County. At the.middl~ of Ohio's western bo~der with Indiana, Mercer Coon, ty 1S farm .c?unuy. Altho~gh 54th among Ohio s 88 counnes m popu: latio':l· it is a· trophy-maker's . dream. It could. be called the Land : Qf~~teCharnp1ons. . . It mates you s~ wonderinB. ' ls ~h1s a freak of nature?" sa1d . Keuh Noftz, who as bead boys bas, ketball coach at Van Wert must butt heads 'with ·several teams from : the Mercer County area. "And it's : not just football or basketball; it's : every spon, right down the line." · Cons1der: -St. Henry has won four slate cham pi'!nshil!s 1n th.e last 1~ ' months. mcludmg duplicate boys . basketbal) titles. Along the way, : the Redskins became only the sec; , ond team to wm football and boys . . May5, 1991 May 5, 199.'1 . - frltt., StrYicl �~ Tim• Sentinel Ruzicka's ov~rtime go.al gives Boston 5-4 wtn over Ptttsb~rgh By HOWARD ULMAN he's gea:mg adjUSkd to this (f~ter AP Sports Writer Nln.) tempo. It was an oillstanding BOSTON (AP) - · Vladimir perfOI'IlUIIICC by 'agreatathlerc." He gave the Bruins a chance to "Rosy" Ruzicka kissed his stick for luck. Then he used it to beat the · sweep the best-of-seven scn·es and Piasburgh Penguins. adviiiCC to the Stanl'ey Cup finals The star from Czechoslovakia, for the third time in four years. The who has swuled in North Ameri· next two games are scheduled for ca, finally is liVing up to his repula· . Sunday and Tuesday nights in lion as an offensive dueat Piasburgh. Ruzicka scored on a rebound of . Ruzicka nearly scored after Dave Christian's shot at 8:14 of PU!Sbur,gh goalie Tom Barrasso ovcnimc, giving the BOSIOII Bruins broke Ius stick and waa playing • 5·4 victory Friday night and empty-handed, but Penguins centerscnding•die Penguins home with a Ron Francis kicked out Ruzicka •s · 2..() deficit in the Wales Conference shot at3:2 t' of overnm·e. · f11181s. · "Mter that," a smili Ruzicka Ruzicka assisted on the Bruins' said i!J balling English~'! kissed ' other fOW" goals, Wee of them on my slick, because I think I'll score power plays. in over:time.' • "We sometimes don't realize On the winning play, Christian what a peat hero Vladimir RuziCka backhanded a 25-footer from the is in h1s own country," Boston left of d_le sl~ Barrasso stopped it, head coach Mike Milbury said. but Ruz1cka piCked up the.puck and "He's a world-Class player and puta 10-foot forehanil past the fall- Jt,':JtJI4;_ _. . At ~ Of The _Ohio Valley 1985 CHEV. S·ILAZER 1986 OLDSMOBILE CALAIS 2 DR• . SUPREME Mil!!. grey extlrior, elr, auto·., tilt, crui1e, AM-FM ltlr80 w/canette. We 10ld it neWI RIO GRANDE • The activities schedule for Lyne Center is as follows: G7111naalum hours Sunday -1-3 p.m., open recreation; 6-8 p.m., college recreation Monday- 5:30.7 p.m., college recreation Tuesday - 6-8 p.m., college recreation · Wednesday- 5:30·7 p.m., college recreation Thursday - 5:3()..7 p.m., college recreation Fridlly - 5:30,7 p.m .• college recreation ' Satnrday- closed Suciay, Aprlll8- 1-3 p.m., opea recreation; 6-8 p.m., college recrealion . Pool hours Sunday - 1·3 p.m., open swim; 6-8 p.m., college swim Mondey- 5:30·7 p.m., college swim :ruesday - 6·8 p.m., college SWim . • Wedanday - 5:30· 7 p.m., college swim Tbunday - 5:3()..7 p.m., col· lege swim ~riday - 5:30· 7 p.m., open swun Saturday- closed Sund_ay, AprU 28 --: 1·3 P-!11 .. open swun; 6-8 p.m., college swun ,, ~AR Burgundy &xtM"ior with contra1tlng bucket Meta, air, auto., AM·FM ltento, only 40,000 mil11. Locally owned - priced right. · .:J-.,....__, '":@ •BRAKE JOBS •OIL. CHANGE .eWHEEL ALIGNMENT ' 1990 FORD . f·150 PICKUP MEIGS TIRE CENTER JOHN FULTZ - J. MUCUS FULTZ OWNIIS 992-2101 4·wheel drive, auto .. V·B long bed, bed lin•. and on'ly 10.000 mlle1. New Silverado trade! ,Pomeroy SPECIAL PURCHASE FACTORY .· GM SALE CARS .... America' a gel mlla~ge champion. . . S5999 :WELL EQUIPPED E tren~'::.r;::::~n~ Jess ra1e fell 0.2 percenlllge pomt to 6.6percent The decrease in the national ra1e was an unexpectefi improvement that marked the first decline in unemployment since last May, when the ra1e fell from 5.4 percent to 5.3 perccnt Tbe number of unemployed Americans decreased by 300,000 in April, the agency said. However, eigs County Agent's Corner nnounce cutting dates .or high-quality forage · ~ .r By JO~ ~~E· · c-t; Ellt. Apnt ,,, ~ step. The' next Step is"'; ~· Or Ohio's rate has fluctuated dueing the past year, from a high of7.3 in March to a low of 4.9 in August. . ,Miller farm to host event GALLIPOLIS • A land -clearing ,demonstration will take place on ·the Jack Miller farm in Walnut ,Towalbip on May 7 or 8. Tbe representative of C&L tBreciOrs and Riggers will be in LawniiiCC County on the May 7. When they are finished in Lawreoce County they will be moving to !ack Miller's farm. Any· one wishmg to watch the land clearing brush hog/shear work may stop by the farm. t' The machine will clear multi· ~~ rose and ttees up to six inches mdiameter. For more information contact Jack Miller or the Gallia SWCD office. ...-- ." '• ' '' · 1wve1t tho hay with minlmll Jon.' Aartcullure , · The 10011et a J?lanl reachel bal· BILLY J. MEADOWS ' . • POMEROY'.· Making ~cellent ' ina time after CUIIilll!lho loiS quali· tf of hay is probably die most ty loss. Avoiding rBIII dam..e is a . porlant factor in feeding d.iiry goal I!) hay preservation, but s. . · delayed cutting tlbould be blllanced :• Malting good quality fomge and llgainst the lower feeding value of GALLIPOLIS - Billy J. Mead· ~ a good quality forage dur· late-cut hay. ows. assislant cashier at Ohio VaJ. Mig the early laclating stage of a Ralring/tedd.illj should be per- ley Bank in Gallipolis, has been ~f BDimal may determine if the formed at about SO% moisture con: promoted to manager of special "lw will r-ebreed within 90 days tent, at which a significant increase services. ifler calving. in dryin. l'llC Ia obcained without Mrs. Meadows will be responsi· . :-. Malting excellent quality forage substantial loaes. Following these ble for mainlenance and control of ~ saw supplement costs for beef · six steps will help. · cash items; coordinator of the ~ents. Yes, quality forage is I Time of mowing (mowing 1 bank's officer call program; in ~~)!lust to reduce expenses and early in day allows full day's dly· iddi~on to working with .student ~production or growdl. ing. ' serv1ces as well as other duties •~ t Cuwng dates for high-quality 2 Use of weather force . asts to associalecl with special services. ge as listed in the Agronomy plan operations, Bank president and CEO James do are as follows: Alfalfa 3 5pread or windrowed swath L. Dailey said: ''This new position (:qnimon Orc~dgrass · May I 5· (spread swaths dry fas!er· was necessary to handle not only 20; Alfalfa· Tunothy. May 2()..25; 4 Raking or teddiq (exposes the increasing business coming to RPd Clover ·Timothy • May 24: wet Wlderlayer and speedl clrYina. Ohio Valley Bank, but to respond .{"111\e 5. These ~uttin' dates and S Swath structure loose swaths to the growing aeeds of. our cus· 11ec0nd and third ·cutungs can be dry faster. tomers by ~n.<>viding even greater Q>Jlowed at3S-40 day cuaing inter· 6 Windrow !aversion (exposes service. W1th Billy Jo's years of ta*s· Trying to Slay cloae to theae wet Wlderlayer and sp 11 d1 drying. working closely with so many of '~'!ling dales is vital. · · Hay should be baled 1118~ . our customers, sbe is the ideal .p towever, that is only the rust 20'1> moisture and stored under , choice for this important posilion". cover. Meadows, whose promotion was approved by the board of ·~ directors recently, will remain in 420 at . . reCession began. Meadows promoted f oney•Ideas .h p ~ htg •E athlete ! MYSTERY FARM· wtell's Blfllery farm, featured by the Gallla Soli aad Water Co111ervation Diatrkt, illlont1d IOIIItwiM:re In Gallle CoiiDiy. Individuals willlillg to parllcl· pate ia the weekly contat IDlY do so by pea'a1 tile farm'a owner. Jut maD, or drop olf your guess off to the Dally Sendnell.lll Court Sl., Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769, or tbe (;alllpolll Dally Tr!blllle, 825 third Ave., GaiHpolls, Oblo, 45631, ·~~v~~~:-::~.g~,~ ud Y. IDly win I $5 prize rrom lhe Ohio Val· ley Pnbllsblng Co. Leave your name, address and telephOne aumber with your card or letter. No lelepboae Cllls will be accepted. All contest entries sllould be turned In to the newsraper olllce by 4 p.m. eecb Wednesday.ln use o a tie the winner will be chosen by lottery. Next week: · a Meigs County farm wUI be featured by the Meigs Soil and Waler Co~~~ervatlon District. We eold it newt Air. auto. and more- it's red. •. i • '! I. Long bed, Tehoe, 17.000 mile•. camper toppei', aunehlna ltrlpea. Muet 111 to appreciate. Looka like a new anal Locelly ownecl. New · truck trade. 8888 •• ~ • : " 1990 CHEVROLET 5·10 1991 CHEVROLET •AUTO CAVALIER R.S~ AIR $ . . 1990 GEO MDRO . :~::;to 1990 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 2 DR. . pessimistic about die selling envi- Graziano, chief financial officer, AP BIIIIDea Allalyst ronmenL We expect a pickup in the told securities analysts the cpmpa· . NE..Y YORK -The~ earn· second half,. but not a rapid snap. ny's fiscal third-quaner earnings mgs bemg reported b)' some llllpOI"· back." . probably would he below a year tan~ U.S. CC!fllpanies are depreaiDg. Ford Motor Co. reponed a fust· ago. He conceded that the poor per· ~ executive comments aa:ompa· quarter loss of $884 million, pro- formance caught him by surprise. nymg them makes the outlook volring Treasurer David McCarn· These are some of the biggest, seem equally discouragiDJ. moo to concede that "wilb this sort most important companies in Ever aware of image and the of slarl in the fust quaner we'll America. So is the U.S. Postal Serstock market, mporaJe c~fs once probably be in a loss position for vice. Despite a ra1e increase, which made sure lhl;l poor Clll1llllll were the full year." used to assure a one-year profit, it balanced by ncb oratory about ~ Lee Iaax:ca, the Chrysler Corp. lost $1.4 billion for the first half of long·!Cflll future.,It was a practice chairman, called his company's the fiscal year. '81 wh1ch many chiefs excelled. . $341 million Joss from operations These are dismal numbers, grim , .Those predicuons .of better "abysmal,'' and Jerome Ydllc, the observations, but they are reality. th,mgs to co!De ~e eenly absent company's chief fmaocial officer, In business, nothing speaks mo~ frOm executives recent remarks. said the company faced an operat· realistically than dollar!, or a hi~h .ing loa for the year. executive officer who sees no pom~ · John F. Akers, chairman of ' in ttying to boost spirits with elolnternational Business Machines quence. It is as if to say there has been Instead, they seem to concede that Corp., told his company's aMual rosy rhetoric can't undo the dam· moeting that he saw 110 upturn in enough boosterism from the stock age. They've been telling it like it business since announcing in market analysts and the f,faR:h that earnings would decline economists. is. General Motors Corp. reported SO~tinthefirstquarter. . The analysts, and perhaps the 'We haven't seen any evidence stock 11181ket too, have been outdis· fust-qilarter OJ>I!lBtin~ loss of $1.1 billion. its third straight qllllfiCrly yet to indicate any improvement in lancing earnings, resulting in a loss. During that period it has gone the near term, and consuquently the series of "surprises" throughout year remains uncertain," he told the spring, as one company .after into the red by about $4 billion. . .another produced earnings less than A GM ~ said: "We're ~still very cautious, and somewhat At Apple Cllmpilter, Joseph. expected. By JOHN CUNNIFF WASHINGTON (AP) - . the ·,overnment noted that at 8.3 Ohio's unemployment rate million, the ranks of the jobless decreased 0.1 percentage to 7.2 still aumber more than 1.4 ffiillion percent in April, according to gov- highe~ than last July, when the emment figures released today. ' ::~ GALLIPOLIS • Mike Allen, offered b)'.tbc san. ~lin~ der and o.wner of Jack and include layaways.IJl.I!IOVals, baby s, 326 Second Ave., Gallipolis, gift reaisuy, ·free g1ft wrapping, tly announced the sale of. the free alteratioq and the taraest ·•tore to Kim Dnmimond. lection : : For '19 years, Jack and Jill's has =~==d eblldren'! :!Fn the largest children specilllty . AIJm'l- wife, ·Donna, who hiS 411ore in So11theasrem Obio. DrUm· been manager of·the store, will ia1DJ, who recendy moved into the assist with store operations durin& iiCIIeB from Mt Sterling, Ohio, plans · die tniDSition of ownership. ~ contiQue the minv services now • 1918 CHEVROLET BERERA .G.T. 1991 Ohio jobless rate down 0.1 % • 4 Dr., white. air. auto .• P. windowe, Ralya whael1, AM-FM Clliatte. Priced to go! T-top, air, tilt, cruise, AM-FM stereo w/ca·a ette. power windows lit morel 326 SKOIIII Ave., Is tile llraat cbildren •i spedallly·lltllre Ill Soutbeaatern Oblo. (l'.S phuto by Krls Cocluu). · is business ~nder new ownership 1987 CHEV. CELEBRITY EUROSPORT . 992-2188 242 W. Main ~ 'rhil 2 dr. ilextrl etwrp. ntt. crulte, AM-FM 1tereo w/canette, lendau ruof, super etock whael1, 60-40 lilt. New Old1 trade! Pediatrics·jr 446·5371 NEW OWNER • Mike AUea, (rJabt), owner ~s=r:ounder of Jack and Jill'l of.GalllpoUs, · over ,lhe keJ'I to new OWIMI', ~ Drum· · Sold April 1, Jack ud Jill's localed at 1987 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME 191f CHEV. CAMARO Z·21 ._ a Local one owner, air, auto. P. steering, AM-FM, extra' nice inside lit out. · ~ D Business Mirror 1987 CHEVROLEt CAVALIER 4 DR. ~ earhnts "' i.mtirttl Section · Clnnemon Red • bl~ek 'tWo-tone, V·8, auto .. air, AM·FM, running bolrdsJult Tredad. · ~ · LET'S BE PED PALS . U.S. earnings dismal; outlook reported gray WE WILL NEVER BE UNDERSOLD! By BOB GREEN · to go. AP Golf Writer Price, a two-time runner-up in IRVING, Texas (AP) the British Open and winner of one Howard Twiuy was voicing an title in a nine-season career on the You have been lallecl axiom of the PGA Tour when he American tour, climbed into the lead with a bOgey-free 64 on FriAnd held agalnlt your will. noted: "They don't give out trophies day. Utleywasonebackaftera66. Your father doeim't love after 36 holes." . But they can't help looking over you Nick Price, leading at 132 at the their sboulders at their closest purHaven't you heel your fill? halfway point of the Byron Nelson suers, the rebounding Watson, You have been evicted Classic, and Stan Utley, second 1991 TOW" winners Kite and Pavin, Thrown out on the lftreet alone at 133, lR very much aware former Masters winner Sladler and Your father delpiles you· of iL . the steady Lietzke, twice a winner Don't you feel the heat? The strength of the field is just · of this event Watson, who had a chance to You have been raped one more shot back at 134. It includes a four-time winner of this win the Masters in his last previous And ltrlpped of all pride. title, a two-time winner, a former start, continued his altemJ?t to break. Your father will kill you Masters champ and two men who a four-season non-winnmg string But there is a pliCa to hide. have victories this season. with an erratic f9 that included six' You have been 188.; Twitty, wilh a second-round 67, birdies and five bogeys. B Ch · ho 1 was another stroke behind at 135 . "It's kind of like the Watson of Y flit w · ovea you ao. oing into today's third round but old," he said. "I feel like I can He~. hates your • father the de· h aced t e need to climb over a make five bogeys and not take And has come to let you go. group composed of Tom Watson, myself out. of_th~ tournament. e obm L_, Harper 4128191 Tom Craig Stadler, Corey r--~~~-----~===:::;:::::;~ Pavin Kite, and Bruce Lietzke. · That's tlie qubitetthat's two shots off the lead with two ropnds Lyne Center slate . ' r armf·B usiness WHAT'S NEW HAVEN'T YOU HAD ENOUGH? You have been beaten And been slapped around. Your father abuses you And runs you in the ground. HOLZER CLINIC . .~ • en goalie. Ruzicka C8{IIC from Czechoslovakia to the Edmonton Oilers in the middle of last season. But he didn't p~y in last year's playoffs or early thu ·season and was traded to BOSIOO oo Oct 22. An ankle injury sidelined him for 40 games and he had only eight goals and eight assists in 29 games.for the Bruins, In the first two playoff series, he had one goal and four assists. But he had three assists ·in Wednesday night's 6-3 win over Pittsburgh and improved on that Friday nighL "He's got another chance to P~Y (after the injury). He's feeling really confident," Boston's Ray ~uesaid. . Mllbury has been reluctant to use Ruzicka at times because of his defensive weaknesses. But on the winning play, he was on a line with Christian and Dave Poulin, both solid two-way plavers. PriCe leads at halfway point of Byron l'Jelson Golf Classic -- . .,.. ' ,. "'= • • . ~ • • GENE ' 1990 CADILLAC ALLANTE' CONVEmBLE COUPE $38,999 Jim Cobb •AUTO •AIR •WELL EQUIPPED 0 I 992·6614 ~ Hendenon's contract ($3+ million per Ia S9999 ~ :. . : CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE-GEO 1616 IASIEIN AVENUE GAWPOUS, OH. (614) 446·3672 or Toll frH 1·100·521·0014 CHEVROLET.. OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC-GEO, INC. 301 IIST"IWN i JOHNSON 1991 CHEVROLET . CORSICA •V·8 · ••,. •• .. PO.OY, OliO RAYBURN'S MAilltET • Relplq to lletter 1ene ... taaen, ..,....,, Market rectDIIJ opeaed ID ......,....... IJte eiGq 7, Gllllpull, tro. tll&ortplllmll'Wia tiled Ia ltaliql. AlcWdlq .. ow•·, lm'ttt Rlyblll'll, lhe SR 7 - a t olferu wide til lety II fluwa ;lllld pJnq, lacladlng, I sh 11 , _ . SCali...., even ' 11 \I J-1-- .-....;......·--· .. ------~----;;.';....----,~~---~~ --..1- _ ......... ' ' ..,......_.. - ' Ill,~ ~lfiii'IICIIt-ud'lerai.HewlllalsobeAI ... •••arW.Tilt _.lilt ill 0J1111 Mllllday t11rwp s lwda 9a&tDI-adl 1Q,11Lm.to'p•.'Ra,....ape ec:t !!q; l li I 111 Qpralllately 11 yean ap aad 11 cunatiJ -·· ··-., ... - , M1U. .S pbolo by Kril Cocllraa) .t ·- (T .. : : : .'! .. .. <;) �• ~· Pomeroy Middleport Gampolli, Ott Point Pleaunt, wv D2-8unday Tlmee Sentinel 5, 1911 llay5,1ttl OH quickly. VIRGO (Aug. 23-hpl. 22) Usually YOij(re realisllc In a-.tng altua11ona: But. tOday you mighl lie Inclined lo think lhat certain rnponalbllltles are autometicaly going to lake care ot lhemsel-. LIIIIA (hpt. 2J.Oct. 23) Be expectant· and llopefulloday concerning the outcome ol ._., important event even though YC?Ur comrades may ·noi share your POinl o l -. Negallve tnlnl<it)g In· 'lllea~ve l'liiUita. 8C (Oct. 24 lieu. 23) That rumble you r tty alarted al home IIIII nu a "'' olllfe left In h . Don't expect family members to alrew your patn wilh rose pelalaloday. IACIITTAIIIUI (..._, 23 Dec at) Oon'l let aomeone c:hange an arreo~ge~~,.,t lhat wu benellclal to all into Olli w1t1c11 ill unfalrljl favorabla lo him. · .· J=~foN~!.~~~~~~~~!~fe}!!!!~~e~em~!~~~!, that A .iudle bu onlered a meetiog Woodall and Cabell County pro~- semen taken from tbe vtcjims be tween both sld:es next week in curors. couldn't have come from him. · thecae c>! a. convictrd rapist trying "There will be no further conO'Hanlon wants both sides to to prove hiunnoccnce. tJnuancea or delays," O'Hanlon wort out a schedule so a bearing Cabell County Circuit Iud~c · wrote. on key evidence can bo held by Dan O'Hanl~n ordered Friday s Woodall is his June 28. · · • in brief team he wrote to inDocence test • BERNICE BEDE OSOL Classifie May!!, 1111 $9fne splendid opportunllles whefa your car- Ia COIIcerned may· be In the your problems today, especially lhoee oiling In lhe year ahead. H~ there of a financial nature. n wiU be lo you will be aituallona where lhe rewards will lo take care otlhlnga u beat you can. be determined solely In ploportlon lo ( .,....._ tt) Partners AQUAJIIUI lhe eHorta you expend. ·. ~ not be -eary In an - TAUIIUI (April20-llar 211) If lhe world you te PFeteniJy pulling logether. II doean'l treet you the way you think II · '!hould today. don'ltake It oul on Inno- might be wise to gellhlngo ar.rtlld on cent bystanders. especially family your own and lnvlle \hem In later, l>ljt only If tney're needed. mllrnberB or In-laws. Taurus, lreet yourPIICEI (Felt.. 20 llarch 20) li'lo Sunsell to a.blrthday gilt Send for Tau~s· da.y, and II could trrer for you lo lay Astro-Graph predictions for lhe year aside your loola truly make lhia· a al)ead by mailing $1.25 to Astro-Grapll day ol rest. Your miglll not be In c/o this new~. P.O. Box 91428, your work, and prQjecta you atatl may Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be sure t~ never gelllnlabed. \ . . • llale yQUr Zodiac Sign. AIUIS (1118rch 21•,Aprtl 1t) InvOlveGE. . . (llaJ 2:1-.lune 20) Be exlrernely thai have social uv.tones could careful .m.t you $8y or sign today. menlo cause problema for you today- If they Don'l speak oul Ollurn or pul your slgnalwe 10 legal documenls without , are nol handled properly. Wilen deellng with others, try IO ' be upbeat and aiUdylng lhern llrsl. . • , CANCIIt(...._ 21::Ju!J 22) If you don't , dlplornallc. . have your deoiras for Instant gratification under conlrol, thlsls not !I" especially good to go shopping. Emotions mustn't be alloWed to rule your GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You · may purse. . . · have to lace a "lulitlot'l tOday that Is LEO (olulJ. 23-Aug. 22) People with similar,to one you hid to contend with whom you'll ·be closely Involved loday recently, one in which Y!)U did nolexerwill have a major influence on your alii· clse your' best JlldgrMnt. Try not to types could make the same mlslakaa. tude. For example. smother ralher CANCER (~una 11-.lufy 22) If are . ,,. uP • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace Rul Ellate Qenenll PubliC ttotiCe ' •\;ai I J' ..; ROAD OPEN • State Ro11te 7 in the Hobson irea ~ re-opeoed by the Ohio Department or TransportaUon Sat11rday morning desJ!Ite a rock silde Friday eveniq tbat left part or the highway · b11~kled. Crews repair the cracks. (Times-Sentinel Photo by Cllarlene Hoeflich) • Homes ... Colllillwd/rlllll A-1 PUILIC NOTICE On .Saturdoy, May 11, 1111 at 10:00 ,.M. Loading Craolt Con-ey Olltrlct · of .34481 Cam Hollow Rd.. Rutland. Ohio 41771. wMI offw for _.. 8t Pullllc Auc· tlon mlacal-• office machlnH and pcua aqulp· -nt no longar and CD.............. For in· formation call L.c.c.o. of· flee at 114·742-2411 or Col. W. K- MoW., Auc· tlo,_ at 114·742·204114) Z1. 28; Cl)'l, 3tc -•d 1117 OIIC S.r.rt Van, ilartal 11GDOII,IZSHBI27114 lhla nhlalr wiU be aold at lhlf puWia _.. at Jaobon Plb Olllall of Ohio v.a., llanlc Company, 370Jaoban Plw,Galllpolla, Ohio at 10:00 Lll. on Salurday, llay 11, 1Ht • lhevahlalewlll be aold to the lllghMt . . . . . . . . . .. without ..,, ......... .. lmplllcl -rnnty. 'lllla ,.. hlale 111ar . be at the I'"*- PIC. Ollloe ol 1M Ohio v.u., &.Ilk Company up to the dete and d- of the ... ble delours in the event the road was clllled a second time. Public NotiCe An OOOT repair crew filled the lhe Ohio VeUey &.nk crevices with limestone. hilt PUBLIC NOncE Cinpeny - • • ihe rlahl observers were skeptical the high- · to _,rot Nfect any encfaU FOR SALE way could remain open much n.e Ohio Valley &.nk blda, and to withdrew ill Ia,.. longer since cracks continued to Company,420111ll'lfA-ue, hlcle hom ule prior to the Galllpolll, Ohio .45831' will - · T.,..eoiSale:CASHor widen. · ollw lor eale the lollowlng CERnFIED CHECK. While water and gas lines deacrtbecl property: . ...,. 5, 8, 12, 1981 shut off Friday night, Columbus So11them Power crews had not ivrived by midday on Saturday. · OWN YOUR OWN FAST FOOD BUSINESS., .. plus laundry; Located on St. Rt. 35. Call for. more information. RAIIIIY , BROKER 446-GOOI GOODY, ASSOC. 379-2621 Bob SprDilt of the Gallia Rural Wlller Association said waru service would not be restored to the. uea.before Monday a&moon, but the warer company was preparing 'to provide PQIIble Willa' II the Site for !bose who remained in the area. ROCK SLIDE - Tons or rock fell fro~ nearby cHirs aton1 ~tate Route 7 Friday evening, causing evacuation of several resl· iilentl from their homes in the Hobson area. (Times-Sentinel photo ,. Cbarklle Hoeflich). ': "Y · MU!or damage ~as reported to ~e CSX ~ilroad track along the nver. Secuon Foreman Art Hamm'?nd reJ!Ortcd that for the time bemg, tram traffic would continue moving through the area "at a walking pace." 1ST YEAR ANNIVERSARY IHANI YOU GALUPOLIS AND SURROUNDING AREAS, OVER LBS. LOST THIS YEAR! SUNDAY PUZZLER See Answer to Puzzle 96 lroqulan Indians 97 Bank employee 99 Airline info. tOO Comlorl 101 Flo,.,erless plain 102 NBA's Larry 103 Obtain 105 Terrllled 107 Early morn 109 Abstracl being 110 lndellnile numb~r 111 Apple juice 113 Orient 114 ·Kimono sash 115 Concerning 116 Qlverslfy 117POIMIS8$ ' I 18 Decay 120 Earth goddess 121 Tehran's counlry 122 Mud 123 Barbie or Raggedy Anri 124 Debatable . 126 Staid 128 Make amends 130 Jackel par,t 132 Additional 134 Measuring device 135 Partner 136 llallan river . 137 Hinder 139 Molher of Caslor and Pollux · 14_1 Dlphlhong 142 Shoshonean Indian 143 Bark cloth 145 Moving part of mol or 147 Flaps 149 Mournful 152 "- Elmo's Fire " 153 Interior 155 More impolite 157 Distance measure : 159 Nickel symbol 160 vasl ages 162 Companion of blood and sweat 164 Part or lortlflcation 166 Appolnl· as an agent 168 Fala 16g Went aslray 170 Lbop 171 P•epared lor print 1 Malay canof 2 Sand bar 3 "Edge - Night" 4 Evergreen tree 5 Arrow poison 6 Cares lor 7 Conrad 10 8 Hearing organ 9 Dry 10 A MoQre tt Facial expressions • 12 Grant 10 13 Nalive metal 14 Mexican currency 15 G~ip 16 - of lhe Union 17 Fruit drink 18 Malh lerm 19 All . ' 20 Merchanl 27 Tip 29 Reliance 31 As lar as 34 Fall suddenly 36 Civil injury 38 Negates 40 Stir 42 Long, loose garmenl 44 Lament ; grieve over 46 lnlertwine 48 Solitary 49 Single drink of liquor 50 Venlilated 51 Michaels or Paclno 53 LOOk at 55 Tellurium symbol 56 Jumps 58 Identifying symbol 60 Declared 62 Nods 65 Moray 68 Scottish caps . 69 Slri'cl 70 Sllifls 72 AsSistants 73 Numbers game 75 unlltrworld god · 76 Llsl of equals · 77 Portion . 79 Broaden 80 Manage ·82 Miss Garbo 83 Brown, as bread ' GlveiiW'f • AdaaRII brown 84 Fllanienls · 86 Crony: colloq. 88 Be in debl 89 Animal 90 Pul ·ofl · 91 "Goodnighl" girl 93 Lawmaker 95 Tenants' Ctolhlo 97Wee 98 Crimson 102 Reveal 104 Fixed period of time 106 Ugly old woman 107 Lessen 108 Underground worker 110 Ms. Winningham tt 1 " Midnight - " 112 "A - wllh a View" 114 Speechifies 116 Hollywood and 117 Clulch 119 Instrument 121 Menial image . 122 Speck 123 Fulfill 125 Allowanc;e lor wasle 127 Prlnler's measure 128 Enlerlained 129 Drawing on skin 130 Piece of office .. •equipment 131 Come back 133 Kind of clleese 136 1\dhesiwi l substance 138 Cowboy compelltion 140 Dwell 143 Thoron symbol 144 Hebrew. month 146 Make over 148 Winter vehicle 150 Poker stake 1~1 Expired 153 Doctrine 154 Belore 156 Ethiopian tllle 158 SlenQ&r !Inial 161 Japanese drama 163 Donaldson 10 165 Neon symbol . · 167 Guido's low nola waor- to bur: ~unit .... with· molon a -.p mot· ,_ 1.011:- -·VIcinity ol: Ntlghbotttaad · Roed. ,._..., 11t Ul I10L .• 7 Yard Sela · ----Int-. ~ ..... FalrviN Ad, ClntD ~._1'_!1__1_!1'1 .... 1:00 till •:~!-_-.......... 5 ...... , __ 2 Flllllly Ylnl . .11: I d ""'"• Kllchwl and Hoe rrhotcf a..., Tand Adult Cloth' • -.o Ina. and t..,__...., All- --~ •• 7;.... _or .... . • A L L - - - So Pold 1ft , -·IIIADLINE: 2:00 p.m. tha day ....,. tlla od lllo run. ~ • 2:00 p.m, • ' ~~-·2:00 ~ 14up:rth.... - Mon., -= 1111, 1n1, ..... on..... ah, a ....~......;.:;...._ . .-:'-. Our llnlr girl I• IPOwlng up. Now .••,K•••••,r •.,.••., 2 old - :n-!.-..r...... ~ ~ Dr. J••, ...... ...... . . . . ., old -mapa, lata ...... 122 Jay '0 ahe'• Forty! Love You, Employment Services -,__~Company, 1111 11n1e • allwiW, ...-.ce to -.Far lnlo. t EXT 1122. to Great Buyo.. . ""'~ *"""""· WrdtiMJ*r'l AUCIIIen . . . . ., Rtollnnila,Ohlpi1444Wtl2. 3 Announcements ~r,·;·p= ~ion tllllll: 18 wanted to Do =;=. Stoy lloma lnd molle s-k. 400 . . ..Call . . -tor amu1na homa crM. rwaant.d rne1aaga. , ~ 4330, ext. 31 . MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST Part-till'lt ·Mtdical Technologist or Medical! · Laboratory Technician. _ lEWAID LOST: 2 .AGLES (614) 693-5551. ext. 227 · O'Bieneu Memorial Hospital 56 Hospital Drive Athena, Oh. 46701, • 1oo'", E.o..:. ' KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS - Spaaous, ttlractive home with 3 bedroom, 2 baths, family room. l:vitt1and d;ninR roo111 breaklast area, heat pump central air_w/electric or propane' IllS furnace backup. 1900 &q. It MIL livina area. Part:alfia: semen!. B•g ho111e and. 20 k . m/1 · 1329 IIEW LISTING - THIS HOlE rooms, 2 baths, cozy lamily room With k"chen, 16x32 in-ground pool, 2 car vely area just minutes· from Gallipolis. · Thera will be en Open House for Elta Beck Snodgreu given by her children for her 78th birthday, Sunday, May 15, between 2:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m. et the home of Tom Snodgrauon Crouae-Beck Rd . We hope that one and all who know Eata will come and help us make this a happy day for ·her. HELPING YOU I:IELP OTHERS AI NovoCort, lbe nolion's ludi111 ptowid• of rthob sor· wlct lo lht neurololliully·i•· polr.. oduH popufation. we Ulldenllnd your cornrnillnllll to your potlents. ly prawidin1 fl•ncirl securlly end stron1 111111111trill sopport. we prowilt you -~b on ollttosphert wlilcb ollows you lo focus on thot conwnitment. . GREEII1WP. - Is this brick and vinyl sided rench wilt 3 bedrooms, b1th, k"chen, living room wilh fireplace, gas he1~ rural _water. All litis and more on .73 of an acre m/t Call for appomtment. · · f212 Wo curwnlly bm positions IVIIIIblt for Spach·liOIIIIII Palholacisll in lbe Po10troy. OH . ora. · f'"" For more inlormotion. ull Coroi·Ana lvors ot .1()0. 135-9112 or send your rwsume to NovoCire, Inc.. P.O. Bo• 921. Volley For1e. PA. 19482· 0921. rot JUST LIKE A DOLL HOUSE. Btatrtifully decorated. Formal living room, complete kilthen, lamily room large and sunny, 3 bedrooms. rustic covered deck and also a sun bathing deck. Great home lor enlertaming. N:ce nat and well lands caped grounds. Satellite dish. 2 cer garage fnd storage building with a loft. Green Elementary School. •344 ST. IT. Sit. 200 •. Examine our · "two·step" mortgage before you buy • PEACEFULlY A~D SERflf. Lots of privacy. Very nicecoun· try home. Large liYinl roorn w/woodburning lireplace. Ell-in counlry kitchen w/appliancas. 3 bedrooms. L2S acres more or less, top ol·ground swimming pool. Very nice·home wdh a pretty sett:ng. Kyger Creek or Bidwell.schools. Your choice. .34, n.OF ROAD FIOIITAGE- I acre ol nice VACANT LAND - R1o Grande area. Various sizes ranging lrom 20 acres to 100 acres 11)11 w;th road frontage on Trn Rhos' Road. Call for d~ls. t •3 6 • PLANTZ SUB.- Don't think you can aHord a home! wen take a look at this 2.7 acre~ m/1 3 bedroom, util"y, 3 miles from city. Asking only $39,000. f331 GAVIII OR. - Z WAYS TO BUY -Straight out or lal)d con· • tract 3 bedroom home, nice lenced yard, n1w carpet newly painted mside and out. family room and more. $34,000.· " 1131 JIEAUTifUL sm1116 - And this 3 bedroo111 I blth and lamily room home. Also lar•e buildin1 on 1.390 ,ere In city' :schools . Calll9r _more inlormation. · 15/4/90 . Mv 1o•'re 471 JN MI:MORV Of NOW OPEN NEVA ORI~M ON MAY lth It'a been five .,..,. -ao tbday ThM GOd c.alled JC1U NEW u.,-118 - Cltmclet, styli country char111 - 11t11 home has " lilt Older home, compieilly relurbithed. 3 bed· rooms, 2 ballts. Wrlf)-around porch. Several buddlnp. Situated on appro•. II! acres. Rock Sprinp Road. Askin1 _.,._ •' . $59,500.00. ' '• '•' • ... ........ ' """'ah our ami• -Y hide the ...,.• Memorlee . and love liMp the wound• 111111 •I ,t' i' Lor•y open, Deaplle the paulng ol Lo•• W~•'• Y•"· the Sillily miiHCI, Children. •' 401 . o..... dohlldren and .r O,_,Grlft.dohU:•• '-' . .345 APPROX. 24 ACRES wilh coloniill home overlookin1 Po· meroy. bet:ltlive style home wMh lormal entry, family ~ lon111l din~room. Basement has rec. room w~h slone lire· ~l~et..Ther stn In-around pool, Many m01e ~menlils. ~k· ;n~o . S145, • . Ht4 How often have we trod .the c-th ' That lellde ua to your grave Wllere • - the one we love 10 much . Who .... ..., the ...., l -~ ' • Spach-Lintu~l• Pltholocv liJ I Sadly miaaed by ChUd- • FamHy ' t Nawllri•O MABLE JULIA I ' "--lnin HAllMAN who paaaed awJiY ••• . .IS: .... 9-7, Training 3 Announcements [li]Cij)· In uemory BUS IIIIlS In loving memory of -.• SILYD IIIDGI PLAIA, GAWPOUS, OH. C'..::Jt. FLAT ground. Jusl Bke new 2 bedroom lllobile home wijh expando, living room, lovely dining room w/wood noors and · bow window. Large 2 car detached garage. Also an extra mo· bile home pad an4:hookup with separate drive. Price ollheir · home Is rellected-here. Citi schools. ==.J PI-· IUalloraeerviDI.'' ?TJifOhlo, . Shop CIMelftedo ' lui- 731-1117 Mother II Dad PLUGIN... .... ~ WI- To Buy: Sllndlna nmbor, Colt otter 7p.m. IM-Ji).mt. HappyAda Gallipolis & VIcinity 'd~ 11.0. -lan!l, P.O. lu -~ --yrilll, -~ t11111t1oo1 Pall~lnw Form Hllp. X-ny Taolt. -Availollte. IM- · Contact - .....,... o1 -~~~. 114-J'IS.tm .a. 31NJII4. 272.. WI- T• luo: Junk Autoo with or witlloui Coli Larry Llnly. 111 Ul II 03. 11 Help Wanted 8 Publ~ Sale Praaa~: phonl l ::-=-:::-.... &_A-:-wct~::-lo""~::--1- $300_,_ ordorloilloma.P aaUJOU =:a.....tlogellt• 2 I Sol- and . . . ~To: .. Sunday. lpao!al Ani!11t11. I..DoiiH Aa'rf.,.. 111 MloW nMIONLYI ... l• 1nd/or Mo•ey Wtlcome! FLEA MARKET .......... _.ng Churcli. when you enroll with a friend FOR A UMmD WEIGHT lDSS CENTERS. .......... Ylnl Soil !lay 10.11 llalri ar lloiok lilhlnd ~ Ctltf F- ...llodlol ..... c•xt to Jo , .... ••rk•) !.'lr~lhur tOam lp~a llaln St. Shlna. ... noo WI- to buy, l dry<~r In -ion. Gall air- 4 p.m.ltWIZ-3. ol. tlt4-37l4ll2l. Donation ol Items & VIcinity WORK AT 110111 Domino'a PlzD o1 P-row,_ and ~ ...,., 01.. taking appHc Ilona. ..,... .........: ,., ...,.. W n: I .-. oo-"':fl .,_ : lotl:to, 111n or IlNne. Location - Pt. Pleasant W1med 11 Real Eetate Glnerll · · In Do~vtlta, lafloW algni, glrfa 10-11, May S-4 . Cheshire, Ohio tO- 1110. IODAYI PIL ...,_..,. Facility haHCocbrlpMiot,~ · blaak - · old, ~ocuments • ~ = Rain or Shine 11oma. • Pulltllaa. Part AKC llaglotarod eohll.l'i4 •• 1111 •I NUI~IIVI'ti'Woy ~EDI Dry•.IIW-. ='= •,.:::: (Dec. =~= llln of • •7ah, • Rlclne. ;. Saturday, May 11 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. -old. • I ..... .- . ,.r·• to aaao1 CUbl • i b1 Help Wanted 11 &VIcinity Guidinc Hand Schooi/GIIIco Inc.' is havin& this ule to r1isa money for ou~door rtayground equtpmen . cc . ·---·--l'IIZ. ~0~ •• • LOSE UP TO 15-30 POUNDS IN30DAYSI 2 • NO HIDDEN COSTS OR REQUIRED PURCHASES! • EAT REGULAR GROCERY SIORE FOODI _ " • ~...Jf!{g~ AND IIUPPJ, . . unCMt financial obtlgallons to a firm or Individual wno 11 diHicult to 11 Help Wlntecl 11 Help W8 deal wllh. don't do anything al this time _ _ _;;_,_____ .----::.......;.;.n..;.ted;;.;;.__ that could get you In deeper. Clear up this matter quickly. , LEO CJuty 21-Aug. 221 Someone you though! was In accord wllh your way of thinking nas different ideas about how somelhing should be done. If lalt anresolved, this disagreement cbuld turn lnlo a serious dilemma. VIRGO (Aug. 23-iept. 22) Co-workers you require lor a cr~lcal laak today ·musl be selected wilh ·extreme care: Avoid. lndMdual,s who would rather be botanlhan willing helpers. LIIIRA.(Sept. 23-0c!. 23) It's admirable ·lo ·beloeve In othero, but don't place your faith tOday in an Individual who 1111 tllready lei you down. A repeat perl9f· mance Ia lkely. • ICORPIO (Oat. 24-Nov. 22) Be patient Wlleri dealing with Individuals Wllose co• operation you need regarding 'an urlient malter today. This Is an illy area and tactless misjudgments could cost you support. IAGITTARIUI (Nov. za.oec. 21) ....,a. Someone you recently criticized in fronl ~J::u;VON;;;:·;· '71~,.::1:-7,_=1l'-:1 811-.-:lrl"'.,- 1 of others '11ight be In a pOIHion to return ........ 30W11-1421. ' ·t~ta~~~-i-"A;i: the favor tOday.· n this lndMdual decldaa to get even, you may gel yours :.-::~ •.;:,.:~.t, plus a dividend Doy • Nfgllt, lind A•..,. toi lion In Hla Home, 3 to I dora, a CAPRICORN 22-.ian. 1t) Try nol P.O. Box 213, Oalllpollo, 011 aldt. 11'1- au.. to get involved In any lype of endeavor 41131. ~ _._,.,, 001< 19< that could cost you a lot to chaoe a Cllrllt,.. , . _ Tho · small return today. This is not a partlcu- flolly Plan, S-4 8herp larly gOOd day lo speculale. "-""" For , _ I l l AQUARIUS (J•n. ZO.Feb. tt) Unlesa 'nolft!l:lg """'-· 111211111 8 . Lost & Found you have a poslllve altitude today, there ~-r;_':' Ia a good chance you won't achieve Co1t 30Wa-fa,. lllonday your objactl~es; at the firSt sign of resls- , H; Wod, llhu-y 12-1. lance, you may waHie and give up. ~ PIICEI (Feb. 20-llan:h 20) Contiden~- ~ A:. One 11111e. one hllllle. llal inlormallorr Y,!l!l 111ay have atiout a !~.m. or Clo!qo, 1114Childltn's pets. No trlend. which, II released, could make ~·­ lhls Individual loolc bad In the eyes ol questions nbcl. others. should not be discussed tod.,-. Addison .... You might do more damage than you· realize. EARN lioNEY Aoadlna - 1 Call 614-446·0020 ARIES (M•rch 21-AprU It) You may $30,1100/Yr. · Polonttal. or 446-4653 n~ . tare 100 well In financial Involve- Dilallo. {I) - - Ell. Y• • ments with friends today; your gener- 10111. ous Inclinations might be grealer than theirs. Pomeroy, Middleport GIANT RUMMAGE SALEII 2 ,,,. Whlla ...... llalillll, Good Far .... ~- AlltlnnL 1 w-r411 old.1421 - ...... - .,_ with lllfa. 114 C-6 DOWN ACROSS 1 Gain 7 Raises 12 Nalive Egyptians 17 lmllated 21 Purlly 22 Ricochet 23 Large 24 Eat 25 Faroe ISlands Wlllrlwind 26- control 28 Nol pliant 30 Landed property 32 Tanlalum symbol 33 ·~stern 35 Redact 37 Erased: prinling 39 Mr. Preminger 40 Wire measure 41 Chaldean city 43 Sluggish 45 Repulse 47 Frencll article 48 Learning 49 ISlands In South ' Pacific 52 Snare 54 Lawmaking bbdy 56 Hang fluttering in air 57 Eel in small bits 59 Cravals 61 Keen 62 Skelelon part 63 Heraldic bearing 64 Mysell 66 Meadow 67 River In Scolland 68 Drink heavily 69 Wonder ID 71 Female ruff 72 Cain's brother 74 Is borne 76 Cal's teet 77 Music: as written 78 Danson 10 79 Ron Howard lilm 81 Noise 82 Precious slo!189 83 Allhatllme 84 Conceal 85 Qratully 87 Tallies 89 - ol Educalion 90 Crown 92 River duck 94 Pilcher 95' Becomes aware of on Pa~e .4 wv -= d.,- were Followiog a small electrical fife !n a mobile home Saturday IIIOmmg, Byer stated the Middleport Fire Department would probably begin pulling fuse boxes from the affec~ hom~. . . . Otnera CAPIIICOM,I (Dec........._ ,., cannot be expected to help you wilh Point Pleaeant, . '. LUMBER 8 POST CO., INC. ' (SCM) 871-718i . •· • "t' • '•' �. - ,_ - -·· -;- ·-·---~ · ~.~ -··~ · -- .. . ._ -=-,..... 41 Houlll forRe"" I e-, k? 4~ I 1:30 ~~om. 0 .111. • Afl! be.,.. .....-. -~~~.... FriMd Will ... - lo.!c nA or- 171-40tt. = 32 Mobile Homes for Sale iiiiO AIIIATII Wtl ..... 11io! eeL Wtl ~ ... . ............... No ... hid t -. Coli E.J, - 1. Salaellon ,,.. WNch To ctJ a; 1 AMnelng Awtll...... ~--~~~~~~~~· .... Location: DAY B~iklina on Rt. 35 Bypass · · Consicnment taken from 10:011-to 1:00 day of sale. =t--.-on ......... &-.. Oppo"unlly IND11CEI OHIO VALLEY PUIUIIiiNG CQ, thai""' .......... ond NOTtound-1 t.. moll uniU you hawi- td _ ..b......,.,...= · the~ -!II-· ___ ,..... s.to. ~ Aepoll '-at a . - ...,,.. For 'a Cl'1ona. AboM .... ..,. ln- 1t7t ~ 2br,114'2411 bath. tJon Condition! 30W71oftor lp.m. 11:113. Jahn D. o.toc:h. no -- .. -.- - ....... ,..a. ~~.::..,:::::;:~=""7"'--1 o1n111 2 bod- 1 bolh.Ciilfoltor4,-.m.eatS. . or - ........... ·141170- 36 """ - -- · . tot. llloaon, :104 · . . -1:00 PM. ·P.M. ReaiEttate Wanted !l!id•JIIIl'IIIIQ Pomiroy and Athens, Ohio off Rt. 33 11 left onto Co. R~ . 102. 2 mile to salt site. Sips posted. · ,,. Eamnt Kylt, ownt of 'Kyle's P10cessinj' recently retired as of April!. 1991tnd will sell .to the hl&hest bidder tht foii11Win1 item a. all ~q~~lpntlnt Is sittllt pfiase and In rood wenln' condition. . IEAT ROCESSING EQUIPMENT: Hobert 2 hp commercral meat grinder with 4" thr!llt. Hobart 8" meat tenderizer. Biro model 33 meet sew, Russell model M59 carcus sp~ning sew. HoHy Matrc Pany machine, Globe meal slicer, HoM: model . 1348 rail scales, 2 hp compressor and coil-less than 6 months old. 2 hp deep freezer compressor w~h COli defroster, less than I year old. 3 hp compressor w~h coil d~froster. ap·· prox. 60 stainless steel hook and rollers, 36"x24 'chopping block. 40"x30" chopping block, 48" double stainless steel sink, stainless steel hand sink, meat pans. approx. ~freezer bask~s. 7 tray dolly cart, wagon bed for runnrng gears. 1912 Pontile Grttnd Prix wdh 63,944 actual mrles, new tires, good cond~ion . Ter111s: ....1112·1G02. WOIJil TAII.. D liDS. C...: .....,tot '"""" u- ,_ .... oo. LlornpKollarw Monthly .._.._. Low *".00 COlt TcidoJ FREE , · ANSWERS TO SCRAM-LETS LIMBER After a misei'able game of tennis STTTCH with a friend, I sighed, "Basically the AVENUE best thing .about sports is that they GRUBBY keep us in good enough condliion NATIVE to SURVIVE THEM." "URIST SURVIVE THEM 22 Money to Loan 23 Professional SaJVICas , _ pfoiHip lawn • ,....,, 20 yr ......., .... 2011 ReJ\ EstJt c - · IIIII 50'o POI'IIOIID 1141tlltllaftw..._ -·-· ""' ..., .......... • - 1 112 "::::;.,full - -PIUNIItOIopllal ClruNit 111 - 1110 luy - . :tlbr, 2 lui b;;IIIO, .. cltfttng - . -~ ~-r.,:=ma~~ · Cantara, s'&',iiii. ~ 1-.tn .. - 114 Ul ID31aft• 4p.lro, for tale or ,,.., ..._, bam. -lldinp .. ~ moetty t DD Ill d' 1ft IIMoft """""' t10.SOO or ;rquot vat• ........ In Ohio, ...,..... , Tl'Mito or 77:1-11343. ' - QO¥EANIIEHT HOliES - $1 (U~tu ......,...,. Your al'lll 111 Ell. CJH. 11101"" · - - .... AITIQUES-COU£CTIBLES·OOLLS: ~ppr01imalely 300 pieces of rlassware. some datmg back rn !he 1800's oncluding a rate 18g2 frosted coin compote, .6 piece flow blue butter pats. now blue plates, several preces prnk and green depressron, caminl. cracker 11rs. br~lhant cut glass. etched glass, 1900 ~BC child's · plate, spooners •.1927 Lindburg!; plate, covered buller dishes plus many other colleclible pieces. DOLLS: Jllonde c,hina dol. 1900 rag doll. winged Kewpie wolh star hands.. Speciar leather doM. papier mache' dol "Somebody" Kewp;e, Gerrry;rn bisQue folk dolls. numbered Gennan cllrrracter doU. rmmllure brsQue dolls. composition doll. most wilh orilintl dresses; numerous boolts dating back to tile 1850's. 1937 Sl)irsl bound Sp\eQel callloa. McGuffy. speller. Victorian parlor tale. ma· hopnb:rfor rocker. flot waH cupboard, mission style des~ sev· eral ·Cola coleclibles. collector advertising calendars. beaded purses, errrly 1900's postcards. valentines Christmas Cl!dS and Children's books, Otk floor lamp,oak hal rack. 0~ limps, ·fern stands. wood wesh lull, chid's scooter. old cookbooks. alma· nacs and mrrpzrnes. .Searl Roebuclc lreadfe sewing machine. Coolidge·DaW!!s amperen posters, handmade doilies and dresser scarves. oron pols, bunons. bns, costume jewelry, baskets. brass powder flask. prrnted feed seeks. pictures. frames end prints. ~~ pius numerous other CXJIIedibles. Sorue miscellalu!liUs 4·PifCe bedroom su~e. dinette set, windoW fans. several boles piastre. llower1 •nens. lap QriR kames sew;ng mechines. plus other Items loo numeroos to mention. SAlE CONDUCTED BY IT. I, IIUWOOD. WY.-PHOIE (304)273-3447 " LUICH AVAILABLE TERMS: Cash or Clttck Day of S.le with Positiw ID Not '"f:.nslblt for Accidtnl$ or Loss of Property AUCTIOIE RS NOTE: Salt by0rdtrof Edwin R. Ptlttrson, · Adlllfli;tlrator. 5ale wllllut all day. Plan now to attend. brill In~~ chairs. "WE APPRECIATE .YOUR AnENDAIICE" PUBLIC. AUCTION Ulll ..I.... SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1991 .. 10:00 A.M. II!Amt tlQt -lilt: Nor""'"" ...... ............... ,.. ·~ '"' ,. Thill Ice •• ••• .,.,.._., Pw .,,_._ INT AI,_ ,. gouf~ehn Loca!ed in Nortll Rnenswood, 1 block off Rl. 68, blh1nd Untied Methodist Chu~ch. Si&ns. posted. ......r::•••n..,· a::.f..... This is the personal property of Cora Webb . LOCited on St. Rt. 338 from St Rt. 124 in Racine, Ohio about~ mile. Watch for signs blfore you 1et to bridp out on 338. "HDUSEIIOLD" Recliners. large round stand table, square. couch , stereo, .. swrval charr. hutch, desk & chairs, gossip bench table & 4 chairs. Whirlpool wesher & dryer, 3 pc. bedroom surte. 4 pc. Bassett bedroom su~e. 4 pc. Permacrah bedroom suite, chest Qf drawers. btby bed, 2 bar stools table & chairs lamps, Pictures, misc. charrs, end tables, shelf, misc. ~I appl11nces, dishes, pots & pans, B&W TV, wing chair & etet:tn: c. . . OWNER: Co11 W11hh Joann Foster, m REALTOR• · · J. Mlrrill Carter Cathy Wray 379-2114 446-4255 aftlt 711-111. . Fuml I ' E~. All UUiltiM Paid. Shoro Baih. . , _ 111 locond Annuo, ,,, ... tl11. , _ ,..._ apt -· - - · of -11. dupla lit -Ave. tar ....... -ponalble ..... Ptttf. pfuo . otoclrlc, - - ond dOpaotl. :J04.675o D~ - Uvlr!lt. .,... _ 1 and 2 bod· .. Vlltaao -AIIM-In and lliverotio llldd-. From tflt. Calllt4-112·7711. EOH. Fumlalwd rnabMe homl, 1 mile •*- bilow town. .ovwto oklng river, Not w Childron, Plio, ~., .... 0338. 441·0703 tar 2 .. 3 -"'---·-·-· I. ;:r.ructlon.- - · 9JiQQs CReaQ ·8stale ~nc 446-1006 Furnished Rocxns . , . _ -llobla $120/rno. Gallla Holol. 114 ......o. = 81£ ;Jrta ,... with ~ lralor-.AIIt.ol;.upo. after 2:00 p.m., ·304·17S-' ,llaeonWV. 40 Space for Rent ) l • Dan Carter Shirley Boster Sam Hoffman 446-1434 PaHi Hawk . 446·1260 379·2449 446-1967 ,. Cou ibf ..._ Horn. Pwk. .. -of-roy. can •~--11111. . ...,.., '*""· -· YOU CAN BRAG ABOIUT or:•-.to 3~ lilt tarl)ootr.up, - · """"'' I'JI.24ti.Tr JZ~~or . ' TIRED OF YOUR LANDLORD? • REDUCED! $9,000 Approx. 4.5 acres situaled at Rodney Pike. Rural · waler available. Anice level piece of land. Call today. t2874 VIEW OF THE RIVER 1 With this over 8 acre tract of land. Wooded, site cletred for mobile home or hpuse. rural water ava~able. Road frontage along SR 7. $8.500. H2893 NEW LISTING! lAKE AN APPOINTMENT IIIIEDIATELY! To view this 6 icre mini-farm. Remodeled 3 bed· room vinyl sided ranch slyle ·home w~h itrage. 1n11011nd pool, large barn and numrous outbuild· ills- SMral feet ot ·111111 ,fronttge. BeautifuH~­ maintained. . t2907 REDUCTION/$67;500.00 3 UNIT RENTAL COMPLEX · .Receive 1 positive cash flow from the rental inco~e on this newly constructed complex. Each unrt consrsts of 1 bedroom, furnished kitchen, liv· ong room, bath. Vinyl srding. Low marntenance. Call today for more details' t2886 THE REDMAN . Located al SR35 near Rio Grande. Business only. Includes. complete inventory, pool tables, juke box, equrpment and other businss chanels. Lease rncludes 1 2 bedroom apartment to assist with monthly rent. Possible owner financing. Can now for an appolntmnt at this super opportunity. t2899 51• ·!' F-. tools, handlll&, old tools, plut more. MASON, WV LUNCH s c1 1124 lloln -· -roy. ttour.:E.II.T .W. 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 P·"'h!UMIY 1:00 to liDO p.m. 111 . . . . . i~ . .tcr-.... 2 TloUio ·!' IIIII a u a v I· I l' .1 I ·1 I te~~=rJthm~s~=~~~ P:~~~ I I I I I lg I -,·-"-·." I . . . I ! I I I I' r . G 8 . "Basically the best thing about sports is that they keep us in . good enough condition to AN T E V I J·S RUSJI 'T l--r' __ -i-__T'1""::'1-~;-;-t G) Complete the chuckle quoted I0 by fill ing in th• miuing words • . • • ''"::!' 100 •d Reetlltlc Sol.r1d Sy.. torn. Conolola of: Ampllllor, pair _...... ..... deck, otand, llko new, $300. 114 4111118. vAN u EE 6 5 R For Solo: t Admlrlt- ·~!::! Ae~or. r wur1on• t $110; , Admlnil jlrlgH 54 Mlecellsneous Merchllndlse .. : "!. • No. 3 below. • you develop from step to .eon.-. piaoilc ............~ Ron EVIM EnttF1WIMa, JKk· . . oon, OH 1-IOO.a37.tll:ll. llondy Troyta/Alon sn-_h.....,dr-•. ~~..,.....~a •. -•• Itt, .....ef..z711 ...., 1: Pll. 77 Dodgo Truck, II Pontiac PhaeniJ, 11.. cotor TV, 12HP WhMI 'I'ICIOI', ..... ., tllflarnntoilor • taldlna - . . round plcnlo 111-. Coli lilt· • - tom·7pni lt4-'Jii2.2514. 81311 mobllo homo. 1871 D<>dgl ., Coli, lfttlll mlftUN eprMd•r, nice 1112 building. 114-317-11141. ,.•' A CARIBBEAN BLOWOUT! Wa o-ghl cNion Ftorldl to the Bahamas, on oluxu;y ttno<. · 5 daya, 4 nlahlo, $221/coupte. Holot paid, NO ~~~ko. Tick· ot• good 1 yoror. -11101. Baoutltul flnlolwd R;;tta...,.lckor unbrollo tabla, toldlng llurdv. brooolop,caet$125·0111 leO, coli ovonlnp 1,..1112-21111 Butoha.,:p ;oqul.......,., lottor Boy uw ~~ Holbort cubor. Flollrirllllcof, Tabla . ~ mloc • grh- tl.lhp. Hotbarl qui-nt. All mull Mil, oololng .,,200. 304-882-3n:l. . · Cedar Lumber, · c.dar Fence • LocUli """' For Solo. 1 ...211-4313. For Sola: Plow & Dloc lor Gar· dan Tractor. 11~111a . f ' - - - - -...-~ D. C. Metal Saln, Inc. Cannelburg. Inc. 47618 SPK!otlz tng in Poll BuM dings. Deoignod ta m- your · - · Any olzo. CHOICE OF 10 COLORS FREE ESTIMATE Of' pott bf~~ Metct'"' deala. Save huftd:~ dl: ' · ev.n thouundl of dollotL LO<,. Sole ~ewrtotlvo DONNA CRISENaEII'Y E.S.R .. Boll 111 Gallipolis, Ohio 4111131 · PH. 614-256-651&. Real Estate General Real Estate General Real Estate General . whhe 1100; .1 AnOitYe J WOOd CoiiH Tabla, $16. P - . 114-112-1111 or loo 101 P • St., Mlddl•port. :, _.._ C<rncOol 11 Huntlnaton Clvlo C.Ur, llloy 1'1, 1ttl. tu. ., .... 310t, ·' GREAT FOR STARTERS! . For starters. it has all of the essentrals including a · very reasonable price tag. 3 bedroom ranch in a con~enient locatron rncludes living room. family room. eat·in Mchen and bath. Newet carpet 1n most rooms. Heat pump wrth central air. Large flat lot wrthin 2 miles of town. Priced to sell at $43 ,SQO. HSDO NEW liSTIIIG IN SPRING VALUY AREA! Very well cared lor maintenance free ranch home in excellent neighborhood. Home rndudes 3 bedrooms, eat·in kitchen. formal domng room. Irvine room with attractNe fire~lace and famrly room w~h another ftreplace (wrth rnsert). Good storage, 2 car garage wrth breeze¥~ay outbuddrng. Gas heat Oow bills) central arr. Prrced to sell at $84,900. Extra lot and 8.38 addrtional acres for nle also. Please don'l hesrtate to call today. Call Dave at 446·9555. · 11229 . 773-5785 ·. OWNER: NELLIE RUSSELL mill.',- - ·, . ,· ~.):~, NEW LISTING WITH QUIET COUNT~Y SUR· ROUNDINGSI Very ni~ely decorated ranch home perfect .for starting. localed at the end of a quret lane, th;s 3 bedroom home ;s ready to mo~e rnto. Fully equipped eiHn .krtchen, drnin~,room , Irving room with attractive fireplace and nrce. large lawn, all make this the home for you. Priced at $59.900. t228 TERMS: C110h or Check whh I.D. Not R•ponalble For Accldenla Or Lou 01 Praper)y Ucenaod l Bonded In Ohio, Ky. I WV,.. 54 Miscellaneous MlrchllndiM Ciiii!D U1ED APPIJANCEI ~.letflpll ... [iJr..a·---.r -Af.t'a:.~ c:;j-t. CoM fM.416o.,_, ...... REG. '89.00 011 PIICE $4500 EXECUTIVE RETREAT! 1.975 acres m/1 provides privacy and seclusion for. thi.s magnificent quality cuslom home. 3 btlhs, lrvrng room, lam;ly room , formal dining, master ,bedroom w/dressmg room. walk·in closels,secur· rty syste.m and so many n:rore am~nrties IOO.Iarge to menlron.• Located wrthrn the crty of Gal~= REG. •79.00 011 NICE 16 ACRES MORE/LESS $4000 Located in Huntington Township. 12 acres mil. $7,000. 4 acres mil $3,700. .110007 WORK BOOTS BY WALKER • CAROLINA • SIZES 1 TIIIU U IIISIIATED LOCATED ON THE QUIETEST BLOCK IN TOWN I GOLDEN RETRIEVER •• IEGtlAI Older two story. with sunken family room, beauli· lui must·see krtchen, 2nd rncome dwaii~IJ& chrded, wilhin one block of city schools. I AMERICAN · unn SPORTSMAN FULL SIZE SETS Mattress & foundation STAITING AT $99°0 NEW USTINC! DON'T JUDGE THIS IIIIACULATE HOlliE FIIOI YOUR WIIII)SHIELDI QUEEN Make an a~~ornlment to view th1s 4·bedroom, 2 btlh. home, family room, dishwasher inclucJed wrth lhe .kilchen, cathedrtl ceiling. utilily room. Centlalatr heat pump. 24'x30' garaae. Within 5 mrleS of city . Kyger Creek schools. Owner Will con-· srder hnancmg lo qualified buyer. 12112 a;_,. J. .:..'i & ... -."."i:&. . 0011 LOOK AT THE PiiCEII It will shock you to see that you can still own a home for $33,500. You will find this 3 bedroom. vinyl sided ranch in Centenary close to the conveniende store. Smaller, remodeled room Jlllrfecl for sewmg room or nursery. Master · bedroom has been remodeled. One bedroom strll needs remodeled . Delached I car garage. Approx . 14 acre. City schools. ACT NOW! NIOO START HERE FOR $27,5001 Build equ~y for your future in this 3 bedroom home with one car garage on a pri ~ale 2.4acre Iof. Recently painled with new deck, roof and water heater to keep maintenance at a minimum for the lrrsllew years. . *509 MOBILE HOlE - 2 bedrooms, 1 bath home situated on concrete blocks w~h .a covered concrete porch. Large corner lot w1th trees rs located in Rio Grande. $23,500. 11402 . NOTHIN' BUT COUNTRY Very good location along Rt. 325 just sooth of Rro Grande. Here's a deluxe home for the beginner. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Very nice krtchen.livingrOom. family room, partial basement. Country surround· mgs. Cily schools. $42,000. ~20 216 ACRES. 1/L FARM - Burldrngs consist of 2 barns and complete set up for mobole home. 55 .acres crop, 50 acres pasture, balance ~~ woods and misc. area. Some limber wrlue. 1200 m/1 of desrrable road frontaga wKh ;ural water lrne. Excelletit area to build a home. Tobacco base. Located on Gage-Patriot Roed . For sale at $87,500. 1307 I AND dTHEI IRANDS $40°0 I , . VERY DESIRABLE HOME Now used as a double rental located in the city a1 lhe corner of 3rd & Spruce. Range and refrigeralor furnished in both unils. Separate front and back enlrance. Storage building and · children's play area behind home. $38,900. UDO I WOWI! Did you really think you could buy a 3 bedroom. 1\\'bath "brrck" home lor under $50,0001 Well. you can and rfs only aboul 4 miles from town. Located in aquiel and friendlY neighborhood. thrs would be a great place to start housekeeping. . · ~50S NEW LISTING- Need a lot of bedroom space, but don't have alarge budget! Here's 4 bedrooms on a large lot wrth garden space. Several outbuildings and porches. Priced et $37.000. t217 CHATHAM AVENUE - 2 lots, 40x150 .each at 1825·27 Chatham Ave. Alley rn rear. Both lots for $19,000. , HSOB CHAROLAIS LAKE ESTATES A rare opportun~y lo desoen and complete the inlerior of ahome rn an excellenl neighborhood al an affordable price. The completed exterior of this • I 1'1 story log home includes a deck, 2 car garage and basement Buyer would own l/201h of an 8.. acre stocked lake with full privileges. $69,900. t400 COUNTRY COMFORT - There's a splendid country ·view in any direction from this 2 story home near Champion Farms on Rt 554. Home includes open kilchen and ' livrng room. 3 bedrooms, one nrce bath and ulility room . Over 1 acre of fairly flat i!i'OUnd. Possible 9.5% loan assumption. Priced at $32,500. H224 LOTS &ACREAGE- Two I acre lots and II acres for sale on Rt 35 near Spring Valley. localed on Rt. 35 and old Rl. 35, this property is pnvate and conventenl. Lots are priced at $7 ,900 and the II acres is $38.500 . Call lor more inlormalion. t223 OWNERS WANT IT SOLD!I Patriot lislrngs. Brick home oHers 2 bedrooms, I bath, large living room with place for woodburner. Eat-in krtchen. Large lot I car carport. Priced at $40,000. ·*221 We Need listings!!! sns $199°0 & " ' ,'"''T'~flO - RIVER VIEW - From a home built for gracious lrvtng and entertaining. The livrng roqm, dining room, family room and covered. patio all have a tremendous view of the river. crty and WV holls. · Prrvate setting wrth expertly landscaped lawn , carport and storage building. Ki1chen has been remodeled with oak cabinets. 21'1 balhs, and 3 bedrooms provide anrce flow of Irving area. Plenty of slorage space. H400 ·Wiseman Real Estate (614) 446·3644 I W• CMI •II your prlllflt home, and WI IIIII put yau In touch whh one of apprOIIIm•taly 11.000 ,... altate aftlc•l-tlone ••llfl..t to help you ftnd the rllht ~~a._. UDAAMit · ,, .IWMI I fUIIIIT\IRI. II .......-. .' ... 1111111, Aletlllllr ICII.IItl or loll If pnt~l 1)." I ' =-.-&. OH. HECK! COlE ON & B'UY liE. 1'1 ONLY $5,900 ACREAGE - 35 WEST AREA ANTIQUES I COLLECllBLES: Smal walnut oorner cupboard with blind door, pine lcilchen walt lllble with drawer, very unusual primitive southern hardwood. eupboald with Mour, sugar bin work boaid orig. gnren pain~ ee;1y ochool masters desk with orig. grairl pain~ All Nowaau ladies writing desk mi~Mgany with mother-ol-pead inlay banded with birdseye maple, ~any Galla County prim. pewter cupboard, unique Viet walnutHWingc:upbolldoncutors, small empire love seat upholstarad In rooa wlwrt, wry line walnut platlorm rocker, blue wlwrt mfg. plall, round oak pedestal telile with 4 baney twist oak cllalrs. oak wall tatephone,large chestnut wort< table, Circa t820wUlulhapplewhll8aopleaf teble, Viet. candle stand with glngerlllead, Saieln Roc:ker with orig. paint, child's mountain chair, pr.nMdlepolnl chairs, wicker settee, 2 oak rocking, 6 mlulon-type chaino, otdaeam separntor- good oond., stone chum with daaher &lid, dalay chum, stump puller, grindstone, ice cream freezer, wringer type washer Speed Qlean,.old day bed, leather bed, mangle ironer: iron butchering kettle, old cannl"' jaJs, llDne jars. crocke;y, ponery tortlea drip c:o11ee milker, mloc. furniture, Gone With The Wind lamp orig. ahado, twin butner lamp, alabaster lamp, pr. amber ctyatallampa, ollerlampa, Iota of glass, ·eady pa11am glua, oompotBa, etc., Haioay, Imperial, Depression, water pltcheno,181Ving dlhes, cups, saucers, glasses, etc..• C.nlval bowls, occupied Japan figurines, animals, 6 Haviland plabro, 5 blue I whilo plal;ra, 10 pc. chine dresser oat with matching perfUme l!ottlet. whlll Viet. vase with applied tlower, china oancleotick. · Roy.! chaster vase, pr. Royal Dux. 16" applied fruit buea, Iota of olharthina, pin cushion doll, Effanbedol, 2 FrozenChartonaa. one black cloth Cream of Wheat adv. dol, ewty bisque doll earrings, cloth body elegant Viet. orig. draoa, old bonia marked 'Pomeroy' other bottles, Majolica vaoa, Majolica plat~. 6 steding coastars, silver plate, 2pc:.IBflling cllah, oitvar syrup pitcher & olhar silver, pictures, printa, lramaa, cil painting . brass umbrella stand, 14 quilts (blue a while, Kall Greenway & etc.) from late 1800's 1o 1930'1, cowme jewel;y, collec:tion of vintage clothes from Voct to 5Q'a.lndudes children's ctothll&, box lead sacks, Viet pillow shams, other fine linens, old hooked rug, umpler with he- ond vlnaa (some -r), tole tray," tole palnled deed !Jcx, old Kodak C!lfllera, Hat opllnt beakets, old stuffed bear ond co~ Christmas decorations and others, wood blming lOW, amlll pol belly stow, Wam .Morning heating stow, gas ooak alova FARM MACHINERY l MISCELLANEOUS: J.D. 24T bailer, bush hog, good M.F. mowing machina. J.D. Van Brunt grain drill, J. D. drag hi!JIOW, hay elevator, J. D. hay rake, Ford oultivaiOi', oom sheller, aprayera, horae collars. 2 • 30 gal. jars, 10 gal. atone jar, boom p , viae, Good King culler, windows, comedong, showls, ~.metal drun\, ~aps, gBf· lllokn Into • ApptOximalely 42 acres snualed rn Huntington Township, rural waler. t2t87 !deaf development jloperty. Over 100 ecres. Land lays w1l, partially wooded. Call for complete hsting! · · •za2 Farm Machinery wm ..n at 12:00 noon. Household Goods OWNER WOULD CONSIDER . SELLING ON LAND CONTRACT I need some work, but what do you expect Nice lot, 2 bedroom, living room, and more. Csllloday for an appainlment • . 112126 ' Plua family addlllona wtll be sold. THI Um~td . Ylllllll·rr' 111, T.'v...... ODen t Clli. to I p.m. llon..sot.•,.. a7 Srd. Ave. Ooi- Only a few blocks from church, school and shop· ping. 2 story brick' home situaled on .644 acre in Gallipolis, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 21ull balhs, nice living room and large eal-in k~chen . Call today lor an appOintment. t2181 With lhis 2 or 3 bedroom home. Remodeled. vinyl siding. st01age building. I II acres plus excellent garden area. Tobacco allotment. Raccoon Town· ship. Unbeatable price. $29.000. call today. H2895 I de~ - ....... -Anllq-. y.., ..... ~ ..2W7SI. eupply. Ccitrorty IIppi"- REDUCED/$44,000 · A LOT DF CONVENIENCE! BEAT THE REliT RACE!l OLD GALLIA COUNTY HOMESTEAD OF HETSEL & NELLIE RUSSEU Sever./ g•ntntiGII• of IICCUIIIU,.IIon._ Hlltsll N/ng tt.cNNd, lnolon{J.r t.V. UN for fool•, mKIJIMif ,,.f«<lfem8 afor«< In oulbulldlngr, bMn 111d M«~•. ="-~·~·Inc.·­ GoOd YOU'LL KNOW When you see this wolllako•n care mobile home nestled on 2 acres m01e or less oftreed surround· rngsl Private sening. 2 bedrooms, living room, bath w/garden tub and eat·in kitchen. WON'T LAST LONG! $14.000. *2185 . I Antlquet • c-. For ..,_, Sick Qf rent? - Then own this cute little 2 bed· room ~om~ s_rtuated on .9 of an acre. Large bath, storage burldrng and room tri expand as your fam. ily d~ 1 Call today. Prrce reduced . $22.900. t28li4 lOCATED 3 MILES NORTH OF GALUPOLIS, OHIO ON RT. 7 ON UPPER RIVER ROAD. WATCH FOR SIGNS· FIELD PARKING RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. f.1el Cilandise . SATURDAY, MAY 11,1991 . 10:00 A.M. '7==~ L Dlocounl l..llaufy ~ Fla to - - · ~. Hololpolii,W.. Pot Cooilllo· I. 53 I E MB R I L ~1-=-111neous MarchllndiM lAIII simple words. Print letters of each in ill line of squares. AVCTION C:ONDUc:r&D BY ROIII.IMa.. •••· • PUBLIC AUCftON ..... lot month prd apace 1NL tol.;.. ~ ~ boolh IIVI!IIabla. . . . . .... llorli.ol, Rt. H. lie....., WV, 304-17U317. - 54 Goods WORD Rearrange the 6 scrambled · 0 words below to moke 6 ~.............. 114 ••• 0124. - . . -Ltil For Rent:Ploill. ·•· · . Power Nice QUill ~Motion on artetr School Gorgeous brick home just as soon as you take one look, you'll be sold. 3 bedrooms; formal dining and living rooms, 3 btths, family room. fully equipped krtchen, 2 m praae and separate 24'x36' gar· age. pond, private selling. Exce~ronaHy nice home w«ti a lot of amenities plus DYer 4 acres. C11Y schools. . 12857 ,UIZLII Household - - - - - - - . Etlltetl by CU.Y I . 'OUAN BUNKIE MAnRESS DllloU... 15741344 < . Avenue. 614-4* F . - Ellldlncy, $150 UlttiiiM Pllid, loth, 701 Fourth, Qolllpotle, ·114 441 4411 ' Jtannie Franc• Tammie DeWitt 3. bedroom vinyl siled ranch, I\\ baths, full dr· vided basement, ltrge covered praae, app10x. 11 we lawn. City water and sewage. Cll todtY 101 a • pnvate shollma. f12tt7 DAN SMITH Auctlonltl' 614-949-2033 ""'""""'for ~ 6"ualid 45 --------------~~~----------==~ PIICE REDUCED $2.000 $42.900.00 P.O.A. ••ot 111 -· Judg Dewitt . ~ 81ok" . 738 Setond Ave. "ANTIQUE 01 COUECTORS mMS" Drop-leal gale lee table & 4 chairs, wardrobe, clock, chairs. · 12 gal. stone 1tr. lantern, orl lamps, Red Rider BB gun, Cross· ma.n 1400 pellel guns, knives, mrsc. dishes, &lassware, qurhs, Fenton basket, and more. "IISC." 19 Channel Cobra C.B.. books, metal cabinet. humidifter, fans. serVIfll cart . kerosene camp stove & healer. fishina rods, luggage. Clmstmas decorations. e~c. bike, misc. tools, goH clubs. wheelbarrow. alum. ladder, redwood picnic lable & 2 benches. step ledder, bicycle, lawn mower & etc. •. ''· 1115 Rtfrtslt.-. '-•: Clall Polllfw ID F.urna.lwd - SuMabla """"" ..,;. J - l loth. For 1• AI UtiiMfoo, Pllid S200/mo. 446-6624 . ESTATE AUCTION 1013 VIRGINIA STREET" RAVENWOOD, WV. WINTER AUCTION SERVICE AIICTIOIIEER: EDWIII WillER 1334 PRIUJP ALDIR :::t!#i. ..:.::::.==-=::::....--" SELLING THE REMAINING ESTATE OF THE LATE DELMER AND JESSI£ ALEXANDER 21 1112 · 3-4 tlldF.._ ally ...., . . . .._~ ~~~rlllild b Real Estate Real Estate General • _ _ _ . Real Estate General ___ _ _General ___;,____,--r:--__;,;;,;,;=.:;.;;;;;;..:;;:.:.:::::;:.....!i..... PubliC Salt &Auction SATURDAY, MAY 11-10 A.M. 31 Homes tor Sate .. 8 Furna.lwd uaant Apl. All uthMIM IMIId. 12110. por month, IIU4N112 Or 114- r.o:c. to $1,- Flltl a.111 cHon Olur8nteld. ••., Jdlltl . . . . . 1.~2411110114...... ""** EQUIPMEIIT: 1980 Case 4508 Dozer w/winch. 14"Grousers, 6 way blade. ROPS. 500 hrs. total hours, 1980 .Case 580C backhoe. enclosed cab, 80% rubber. 700 hours 1otal: 1982 Da· kola 9 too equ;pmenllrailer w/beaver tail. all 3 pieces in like new cilndilion w/all maintenance records: 18' tandem axle equipment kailer w/ramps. Black Hawk m;ni hoe & loader (fils , 15·18 hp tractors\. complete w/2 buckets . · · · OFFICE EQUIPMENT: New Cannon 27d fax machine. mobile cellular phooe. Cra;g electronic notebook, Grundigdict•phone w/acc., BRO dual drive process(J. Cassio office adding machine. UniCom 1212P calculator w/memory. 2 drawer fire· proof sale. . lliso.: Oehumidiliers. several toolboxes. 41ruck tool boxes, sev· erallawn mowers. 8 hp BolinsRider (broken axle). several waler pumps elec. & gas powered . wa1er meters. remote recordingmelers. misc. well parts. casings & large motors. seve.ral pes. Salvage PVC 2"·12". several hundred lb. steel casing & scrap metal. plus more. NOTE: LCCD Rtstrws th1 final bid on dozer, hoe & 9 ton trailer. Auctionw staff will be at Auction Sale from 5;30 to 7:30 P.M. Friday 10 ll1y for your lnspac1illll of equlpllent. Equipe;ont Sills ot ll:OO A.M. OWNERS: Jeldlnr Creek Consemncy District AUCTIONEER: COL. W. KEITH MOLDEN lie. in Olrio 114311 & W.Y. IS3 ~ 114-74H041 Cash or Bank latter of Creilt from Baok on which chrrd Ia drowa. Lunch by Rullond Fire Dtpt. Poa.I.D. LOANIIY IIAI~ Up FUmlohociApool..-,1br,l2.. UlltMIM Paid. ICI7 loconcl Ool1,...._ 114 till ttll...., 7p.m• F..,....., Ap ........: 1 lA, ~ potd. '1111 Fowlh GliH.,.-.; 111 141 U1f ofto'r l p.lll. . Westthru Rutland ajlprox. 1¥. mi ..to auction site on rilht. Sicns will be IM'sted. . . . . ,.., ..OIUI ...... FOMt.lohocl 4 l loth. No ...... -. DIP lh AI Ql ll'N. tM'I'MI-11'11. FUn- AIIOII"*'I 1br, 1221 UIIUIIM ...... tao '-'h Gollflilollil. lit ttl ttll ...,?J.m. CIMft, AT LEADING CREEK COIICERYANCY DISTRICT ·· OFFICE S.R. 124, RUTLAND. OHIO DIRECTIONS FROM 'POMEROY. OHIO: Take S.R. 124 ,.., Mdl Cllylon •Loto w... IM-2_. 1111 :t~t:Z~~~I , ...... , ~~ ...• homo.2111,1-. .. ti0,-.~1211. - t o t tar 1'0(11. 1 0 - on ==~--""7~:.,::..=--.,::- .'141. Colf1W1NIIol, l'of- NEW AND USED MERCHANDISE 10:00 A.M. SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1991 ~. =a~~,:~ -.-~,..,r."lo!tv ..... 2722. ~ wtc11;-., piNoir. ~~---dopo, PUBLIC AUCTION : ~!'!. ........ . "1!!..~!· - · - ··-- .. ~ wv ....:: Terms: Cash or Check with PI!Jper 1.0. . DOOR PRIZES AUCTIONEER, DAVID BOGGS. Lie. 4596 Gallipolis. Ohio.:_ 614-44&-nso · licensed and Bonded in Stitt of Ohio Not Responsible for Accidents or Loss of Proptfty NOW BOOKING SALES . Apartment torRent ~ =•-:z.,~w.:::: ~..,.: I'':Z:'m•· t. S©:R4tl1A -L£~trstl TIIAT NILY wv ,..._ . J:4r ~bid a a• lumiMid EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AT 7:00 P.M. c.....-snmo. ~~ Buslnua . t11J-4111 CONSIGNMENT SALE l 51 PubliC Salt & Auction n 'ghbooin ad, no ..... Jl[ ....... PUBLIC AUCTION ~~~~~~~~~~ .... B ~- ........ Mnlollocl, IJC, ..,..~. . - wv OH Point Apartment tor Rent 44 PubliC Sale &Auction · ' 1171 Hotlto;a. Mm, I -.1112 ........ ..... ......... ,;.... • .. ..........Ale,""" - _,,.. too,i'T ... ........ ..-~.. 111. . . t.n. · OOI•uat~~tt on 1M ' Rood. Pawod - · Frnanc1al AI 8 ----~­ ,_a.o __._ OnAtrr--tn- - Apartment for Rent • .. 'llrn t::'t• eL.. n••· --.. ,,••• *"' . . . . . . ....... =FII,alr.a. ...... .. Mobile Hom• -. .J...I1: =.: :m: for Rent. :17111 ....., ... 304-1'111- 21 ::.= ro~··-lor lllo ..,.., :M-10. - . after . . -. llrop.iolo L II! cn~e. 11• ttl 1234. . Will IIIII MM .. rout' houH or mine. Hllw wafwwa.L ==wr:r==-·· . =:= ......... c....... rl,tANd. .... » ....... &It l. ,.., ' • • ~ -..m - -·· a.,~c.. c.n.. Slit, .... ,.btl, lloF I . 42 MDblle HoniH for Rent May5,1991 May 5,1991 OH Point ·P I••nt, WV . . . . . . . UOod ....a...~-· I • l I' _David Wi•man, •roker, 446·9555 FULL ............... , .•....... •20.00 QUEEN;..................... 130.00 KING I • • • • I • • •. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . l '40.00 LORETTA McDADE. 448-7729 CLYDE . •• I • B. WALKER. . 2415·6278 ••'" B. J. HAIRSTON, 448-4240 <' ' ' �Page-06-Sunday Times 54 IIICellanlola llei'Oh8ndlle 56 Pets lor Sale 83 - - "Lop" . _ CIIMI 4- - ·- . _ .... 14 mo. ald. e14-Z*t114. llucl ...... ._.., Teorior ctiMIDian ~. Utter Pick 110. Fot - 114-21111-- .ST Wt.: 100 lbo. - r:-=~· Ceft ""':" Colloe, e14- ~ ~· 75 Boats & Motors ,DGO..IM-4'on: -=~=== 81 lmprovlfll8nts Home 81 Home 81 Sunday · Hoine 82 Improvements lmprov~ments ==.::... . . . . -'- Plumbing & Heating 84 Electrical & , Refrigeration Certar'o Plumbing lndHaetlna Fourth and PTne O.lllpolla, Ohio 304-m-1421 114 4411111 111!1 " - wtnna 110 Hortaon Groal . _ , . - · Loadoil. Ati ~'•lnol..,l tl1,000 o r - ....... Few Dotalla: ·~4WMI. 111lc. ~ ..... Traollar- llraller. ""'· -ocl f.:- ,. 1/ll n, ... 110, full-..........., - the--.. mlcl., Cl!mpers,& . Motor HOmes !!!'....8artrnor Ceprt, 8ound .,.._, 4 SP-3'o, boon!, llandi, . . . 79 for Sale 1'1nWn1, IIIIa, ole, T·Tea EoiFirm.1111tl om OH-:Polnt PI81U18nt, wv Pomer 1- y,_ AM~·. - , T• !!1110. llr; PW, ~ Instruments ..... 304471-4117. '' ' . P!fliY 5, 1991 a::: ......., .. : Ileal- ...... An- · lUI 1,300 .....Horofonl ~ hod pr..u,e and Musical . •· ,., 5,1881 Uvestock H p1 lo<'L llom ':\11111 111. $10 tectL tll111 Ul . . , __ _ ,,_,_.,.,...,., ... .....,. ....,._ OH-Polnt Pleasant, wv olohnoon ...,p ponllo on"' eMo-17!0,. ooll ~ HOME . 912· 5182 -Fruits & malor, tllilllna malor. -~ . -., 114-ll2-304t mo -· ' VegetableS ' . .~- ~~ : ' 206 NORTH SECOND AVE. , , MIDDLEPPRT. OHIO, DOTTIE.&. TURN~R. BROKER . cclli'i'day .... Lhs ............. 011e I • NEED A SMAll BUSINESS IUILDIN8 to start ¥our own bu' • soness in Langsville? It's a nice building on approx. l ·acre lot. • Has water, sewage. and restroom. ll'salreadystatei~P!oved ' for commercial use. AT OIILY, ;w.OOO ' ' ·Realty biJd 14 InCh FloOr Farm Supplies & Livestock - - · 114-+lt-241'1 12" _ , . Aile Farm Tnlllar, One olxi"Toallor .., Aoed 't414. . u.. ...... 61 Fann Equipment . Real Estate General . PRIVATE 108D£D AREA- BEAUTIFUL PINES SURROUND . THIS OUTSTANDING REDWOOD HOME. THE COMFORTS OF . • THIS HOME ARE· ENDLESS . •INFORMAL FAMILY ROOM· '" ANV tiOUI /KITI)IEN AREA. BEAUTIFUL FORMAl LIVING ROOM AND IIIIIIA G. - · , ra. DINING ROOM. 4 BEDROOMS, 2.BATtiS. lARGE STUDY OR ' IIWTOI 179·1686 ~ ~' r. lion · HOBBY ROOM ~ENS ONTO DECK ON SECOND FLOOR FIRE· PLACE IN LIVING ROOM. WOODBURNER INFAMILY ROOM. 2 IIWJOI 446· hll AUDIIi·f, CAIIAD&I, _ , .CAR GARAGE. AVAILABLE WITH 3 OR 9 ACRES. .• : ts Sl., GIIUPOUS. Gil. THIS II£W IIOIIE SPARKW IN ITS COUffTRY SURRoUND· INGS. HOME FEATURES lHREE BEDROOMS AND TWO BATHS, l ·SHAPEO RANCH ON JAY DIUVE- FEATURES NICE OPEN coMFOfiTABLE FAMILY ROOM, F<llfolAl liVING ROOM AND KITCHEN/DINING/FAMILY ROOM ARRANGE "lENT WITHfl· MUCH MORE SITUATED ON 3.9 ACRES MIL ~DICAPPBl f>C. REPLACE. FORMAL LIVING ROOM, 2 CAR GARAGE. NICE CESSABLE. CALl FOR DETAILS. $80,000.00. . VIEW OF THE SURROUNDING AREA FROM THE POOL DECK COVERED PATIO, LOTS OF HOME FOR $65,000. . ' ROUTE 1&0- JUST AFEW .MINUTES FROM HOLZER HOSPI· , TAL. ONE BEDROOM HOME HAS LARGE KITCHEN WITH LOTS OF CABINET SP,ACE. FAMILY ROOM. STORAGE BLDG. ON AP· BULAVILLE ROAD - 'EXCELLENT LOCATION ONLY 5 MILES PROX. -1.4 ACRE LOT.' PRICED UNBELIEVABLY LOW AT FROM CITY. OVER AN ACRE LAWN. 3 BEDRQOM, 2 BATH $30,000! HOME HAS NICE OPEN FLOOR PLAN. KITCHEN·JiAS ROOMY SNACK BAR, DISHWASHER, ANDERSEN THERMilPANE WIN· 1 NEW ON THE IIARKETl ,SPACIOUS SPliT FOYER 'H!lME. 4 DOWS, ELECTRIC HEAT PUMP,'2 CAR ATIACHED GARAGE. BEDROOMS, 211 BATHS, EOUIPPED KITCHEN HAS SNACK l~lis~o~&NIBILT HOME. PRICED BELOW MARKET VALUE · BAR, NICE DINING AREA. CtN. AIR COND. VERY CONVENI· . ENT LOCATION NEAR HOLZER HOSPITAL. $65,000. . . ' ' PERFECT FOR HORSES -PASTURE AREA IS LARGE EN· OUGH FOR RIDING RING. MODERN 3 BEDROOMS, COUNTRY KITCHEN, FAMILY ROOM WITH WOODBURNER. 2C~R CON· CRETE BLOCK GARAGE. OVER 9 ACRES. $49,900. ' 446•3636 .. FARMS AND VACANT LAND ' 25 ACRES- HA.NNAN TRACE ROAD, $15,000. 101 ACHS -;- HANNAN TRACE .ROAO, $29,000. ACREAGE - ROUTE 218 _: MOBILE HOME HOOKUP,, B~RN , $28,000. ' . . 67 ACRES- ROUTE 325-3 BEDROOM HOME, 2 BARNS, NICE LAND! $38,000. 78 ACRES- ROAD FRONTAGE, TOBACCO BASE, OHIO TWP. EXCELLENT BUY ~T $32,000. , , · OWNER HAS IEDUCED THIS LOVELY' HOllE IN PORTER· BROOK SUBDIVISION TO $62,000 FOR QUICK SALE! HO· WEVER, THIS PRICE IS FOR A SHORT TIME O~Y! SO ACT FAST) 3 BEDROOMS, I\1 BATHS. LIVING ROOM HAS BEAUTI· . FUL FIREPlAcE. 2 CAR GARAGE, .IN-GROUND POOL COV· ERED PATI.O. LARGE LEVEL LAWN. . . OPEIIHOIISE . 1,. ci•Mia Flllltaccd, aood CIJ,l, U.h.! MUnd. ~~~1443, - .. FRONt sf ..:. MIDDLEPORT - A one slvry home wilh 5 roqms. 2·3 bedrooms. sorne new carpeting and some ~ew plumbing. Immediate possession. $1,500 : 1981. Yw11e, lloo · lhiin 10,000 .,._, -..., while with """"*' ...... ~~ ~ •:e:a·~~~:~fe~:;~~~:~:~~;~ ' campers& 79 MotorHomu 'Map, . 115,1100. . • ...,..... or ' tiU Fanl 1_, lillian wogon. c..On IMI• and out, $480. lM1112:11111. FLATWOOO Agrowing great laying RCiADbuilding site or mObil able. Electric lines across the p,ropterly. Farrners proved. Almost ready lo go, · . ':::?'•= tappar for S.10..... plc:kup, '* 1100. I\IVf' $3251 IXC oond. 304-171tlail iloHo; 1111 01c1e, 1700 He.. 3131. . -~1111 nlngo; Truck topper, ....... light .... tory llnlalotd ~ ONto 1111 · ~nt. Whha, m - bed. Nlcl $271. 114-112Rodllcell ,Ia $1,215 • . 114-418240. Kennoth Delong. . 0310. IIIDOLEPORT- 3rd Streit :_ If you need to be close to llle ,. school this 1s the h.ouse foi ybu. This house has 2 Hedrooms, · large living room. doning room, and newer wall furnace. A great starter home for $17,100 II DDLEPOIT - Bradbu,Y Rold - Count lhe Extras -' • "Just a glance and you will know i)'s a commun~y where , people care." A newer ranch' style home with 3 bedrooms, !. above ground swimming pool, lighted basketball ,cqurt. 2 storage buildings,' dog kennel, and a.wood burning stove. ' All FOR (411500 11500, OBO: · I a.m.• I p,I'D_I 1173 Coroalr 21 R. whh Rnae equipment, Iorge bath...,, 11,1110. ar boor Oller, 304•7'/S15117. . . : ,t t1 ad .... tiiM. t1anc1 .... up. - ' tiEALTOR' ,,_,.,,.,., ' '' I ' . . Open House on Sunday, May 5th 1:00-3:00 P.M • BHevel, brick and sid· inc with A. C., full family in lower level room w/woodburner. Fully landsaped with bulbs and floW.rinL shrubs. Locatlld at 701 Pine Grande. 1117 Dadga Mfd Size luxury Cer,• IIMI Ooocl Condition! olr, d ll -~~ · 13.200; RACINE - flllliiY Nettled .;. For this I~ story home. 3to4 , bedrooms with 4porthes. half basement. dinong room ..faiiF . ily room. and a small outbuildong. Good Si'e lot. , . ' ~· $21,500. ."< . RETREAT - . Owner financing with down PlY· men!, approx. 7 moles from Gallipolis. Ideal location. E~cel· lent condition, overlooks Blue Lake and Raccoon Creek. 23 ft. travel trailer, sundeck, rural wiler, septoc system, and electric fishing, boal1ng, hunting or just relaxing. · 11514 · VAcANT 'LOT - .92 ACRE - lnrot.,. 1 short distance off State Highway 55~p;4A,l(.E OFFEB.1 Roa~ . Great place for a new home oi ·""""" nome:Prite reduced to$1990.00. 11692 . • . --' ,..., """' 50,000 ....... C.U,anrt-. 114-lt2•21t:l. 1118t ~ l u - olila In, M!J loaded. Low mlleo. Wh!l• WIIWd 1n1--.p. Cell · llfODLEPQRT ..:. High Street- A very deep lot tn a great neighborhood . lmagone your new home on this level lot. All utililies available. · • Sl,l.OOO ' 114.1 11444. '· ' 240 THE BESt BUY WE HAVE SEEN FOR $30,000 .:_ SROOM FRAME HOME WITH BRIOK TRIM. LARGE LEVEL LAWN WITH FENCED BACK YARD. , . . ~ LEAIIM.NGHAII REAL ESTATE PH. 446-7699 or 446·9539 .. .loW ~-" ~·=~~~~ ., 11/«Ut -;euee.. 1.e. 32 LocUit Strllllt, G1illpolle Ken Mo11111n, Dab1nnan ~· • 446-6806 VIRGINIA SMITH . IROKER. 388·11211 . DIAN CA.UAHAN. 41EALTOR, 2111·6251 EUNICE ltiiEHM. REALTOR ; 441 ·1187 . RUTH BARR. REALTOR. 441·0722 DE&.;JI!~Ho..CITfS, REALTOR. 441·1806 ' LVNO~ FRALEY. REALTOR, 441,1101 tiiiiCHAB. !IIILLIII, AtiOCIATI, ....11·11101 GETAW~Y 446·1 066 rn Ida' Rtlltor/Broker-441:0871 Allen C. Wood, R•hor-448·4123 Mote Clnterbury, Realtor-448·3"08 J~~M~· Reehor-2118-1741 . • Mob,., . .. - - :::'~:tl':.& t&- I .U. ~~~ "'::.::. Cr ' • 'r 23 LOCUST ST.. ' ,, . · N/11; We're sellinc our home · and i n¥ite the public to come like a look. .. [B' Gl · . ,_":.., . IIINERSVILU - SpeCtacular vie.,_ of.lhe rover. Would ' be :. ;; greal as a rental property or a starter home. A3 room home · with a bath and 2 lots. · · . $10,000 POMEROY - Uncoln Hts. - "Cute as abu~on- Neat asa pin" -describes this two bedr09m home woth an equipped kitchen. carport, and part basement. Has i fl001ed attic and 50x288 foot lot' ' $25,000 NOTiCE - HASKINS TAVERN ON COURT STREET WAS RE· CENTLY DAMAGED BY THE FIRE. WE ARE STILL OFFERING THE PROPERTY FOR SALE! PRICE HAS BEEN DRASTICALLY. REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE. , aESiOEIITIM. -INVE$111ENTS · COIIIERCIAL ·FARMS, • " ' - Dovllleso,ooo ....., mliOo. lllnl Condlllon. ...!500. e14411-lM27. ~pia· · q{ ·(?/J~d1f~~ I'IOFESSIONtl Rill,(( MADS. llfF•inri ltl - .;,83.:.._._L;_Iv;..est...;;.;.oc;,._k___ !10f1 end Clll afOOIIIIna oH 11 1M. Old .Butt Slmmental I . , . _ IF hl!:ic! In ......... lleoelaod c.an. 1110. BM-141o :;;;;;;;;;.;.,_"1:1 ,.... •_...... ~ liN I FARM- Located on Bulav~le-Poi111rlld. - 13.44 acres and a nice one stilry home with 3 BRs, 2 baths, lR, kitchen, FR. OR, carpel; oil ·and electnc heat, 4 car unattachiod melal garage, barn, appro•. 4 acres fenced pas!ure. '· ' '" ' ':'· · .. 1181 1 - - Load Troller, ONpzaJoiCI C.ftilrJ Perelan, :'u~"r.:i'Jt!'';'s; 4 IIIII I . end - j l f t 11111-. o1if AQHA -lng, with Wool:: .,, •• ......... 1 p.lll. Pl..... 114-281 112' 1411 -. ....._, Ava. s·y- Old Brod Aroblon " ' -111• ~ Vwy Oantla, with ........ .Ful llna T....... 1 blnla, 114 41111011. Polnl•. --·""· ':':'11.. ' . Real Estate General •. ' POMEROY, OHIO ..' . 992-2259 ~· P~MIIN I . NEW liSTING - COMMERCIAL SITE IN MIDDLEPORTThis well known established business buildmg can be yours. Includes the stock and inventory and you're ready for busi· ness! Sounds easy' IT lSI Only Serious InQuiries Please. REEDSVILLE - ARE ·YOU LOOKING FOR RIVER FRONTAGE? Well, If you are. here it is! Appro~ . 51o 7 acres oflevel ground that could be used for many purpOse!. Start your own river camp ground or use the farm land. It's so level. you can drive your boat right to lhe river and put ot in with no hassel.Right off SR 124. ASKING $25.000- MAKE OFFER. POMEROY - Nice I floor plan horne with 3·4 bedrO{)mS. 2 baths, carpet. W.B. fireplace. Very cule. OWNER WANTS A SALE- SO MAKE AN OFFER' $27.000. . BEGI.JifiER HOllE 01 A RETIREMENT HOIIE7 II could be ' both. Small home with low mainlenance - on town for convenience. 2 bedrooms, nice kotchen cabmets. Home located · in Rutland. ONLY $19,500'. .THIS 2 STORY ~OIIE has had some remodehng completed. You can do lhe rest. and at lhis price it should be easy' 3 bedrooms. I bath, lront porch to sot on to enjoy the mce spring evening' Close to S.R. 7. Thos is a "REAL STEAL" al ONLY $16,000. ACREAGE - Approx 6.77 acres of ground located out back of Middleport. Noce place· to build your dream home. .$22.500. . · CHESTER- PRICE REDUCED- Well built brick home w~h 4 bedrooms. 2 balhs. bnck fireplace on LR .. 2 car garage. AC heal pump. Well landscaped yard' NICE HOME- $69.900. REMODELED HOME IN TOWN - Large lot. H bedrooms, ele. 8.8. heat. uniquely designed front. porch. BARGAIN PRICED AT IJI!LY $21.900. API'IIOX. 51 ACRES of ground for building or hunting, located on TWP. RD. 125 - RACINE. Will spl~ 7 has I gas well on it. utilities available. CALL FOR DETAILS! · 811111111 BUYEI TO S£ll£R.. .THATS OUR BUSINESS! WIIETII£R Til£ HOUSE YOU HAVE TO SEll IS flEW AND COinf 01 OLD AID IUNDOWN, THERE AR£ FOLKS WHO . . . IT. MD IE 1101 WHO THEY AIEl OUR OfFICE Will ,.ID YOU THE "DEAL" YOU WANT. CAlt US 110W FOR PIOIPT, RELJAIU.SERVICE. HENRY E. CLELAND ............. .. .. .... 992· 1191 JIAN TRUSSELL .. ..... .. ,.... ,... ........ 1"1·2810 JO HILL ...... :........ .... ... .... ... ... ..,. .. .. . 1811·4411 OflPtC!. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. ....... .. ...~ 99H2JI DON1 WAIT nice home acres, m/1. Attractive featUres include equipped eat-in kitchen, 3 BRs, 2 baths, LR, FR. carpet, cent. air. Barn on property. C~y schools. · CLOSE TO TOWN BUT SECLUDED SEniNGLocated of Neighborhood Rd., I \1 story home offe~s 4 BRs, bath, equipped kitchen, LR. DR, partoal basement. Block bldg. with 3 rms and carport behind house. Situaled on 1.75 ·acre m/1. . ·- --= 514 Se<;_ond avenue · ·· ~ Gallipolis, Ohio -i5631' .... · · Phone: (614) 446-0008 · Ranny Blackburn, Broker DUE·TO THE SALE OF SEVERAL HOMES; WE NEED NEW LISTINGS. GIVE US A CALL IF YOU WOULD BE INTERESTED ' IN SELLING YOUR HOME. 3·4 BE DROOl BRICK RAN Cit, soluated on 5.5acres, wdhin view of lhe Holzer Hosp~al. 24'x36' barn presently beinf utilized asa 2 car garage and storage. 2otheroulbuoldings. QUALITY HOME wdh many amenities, 2 full baths and ~ half baths, den, formal living room and dining room, 2 WBFP, en· tertaon111enl k~chen ...QUALITY THROUGHOUT. ' ., ·' "' .. . i OWII£1 Will FINANCE OOWII PAfiiENn lovely 2 S!Oiy h(lllll m CGUntry, 4 8Rs, I(. country kitthll!. DR; 18x24LR, 18qll master BR with sliyliitt and Jlass dllOfS to deck, 2 baths, full basement, vrnyl sidinl SHuattd on 7 acres more or less on Stale Route. Must see to appreciate. Priced ,,.,,.,,""":'"Z'·' . :.~~o!o~:,~i~~C~~ Sotu:ated on acre, 5 miles from Galli· on Kyger Creek SchQOI Oistnct 1,440 11196. NIW USIIIIG. QUAIL ClEEK- 1978 14•70 Windse< Mobilt Home ldtl:tlen w/ work 1s11nd, r1nae. dishwasher, ret., gas ltttl, C~ .'2 outb~l$. Pri:ed tihl. Coft lor tppl K57. NIW COII!ICIAl USTI.G Oil 517- COIIUILOICin be used to sel urs, lfOCet)' store, Jnl~ues . fltt. New heat11g. mol, electric, EPS 1pproved septiC syst:m. very tc bide wilh bath and praae. Gre1t condition and 1ot1tion. • 11113. HOI!IUMISHID and re1d~ It move into. 3 BR, 2 bllhs. family roam with firtplece. tonnal livina room. utitty room.1his !lome is pertett lor 1 retirement home or a newtywed home. N£* LISTING.- HI story "STARTER HOUSE", 2 bedroom, 1 bath, 36 Chillicothe road . Partial baseement. $25,000. INVEST. Ell PROPERTY IN VINTON - 6 rm. house located along Marn St. Renl or hve in. Bu~ now lor $14,000.00. GREEUCRES -'Two lots. 11a,rge level home site. 140 lt.x· 148 fl., c_ rty water. Green SchooL Gooc! lpcation. Priced righl ' 1\ $10,000.00. ; ' flEW. LISnla: 10 acres, Peri~ Twp. Som~ timber. Buy now 1 for $10,000. · • &.5 ACRES WITH II! THE CITY Of ~LLIPOLIS siluated alons G1rfleld Ave. Site includes 2 buiding lots w/crty water, sewer. Buy now for $30.000 or purchese house wilh lot for $15,000. . WE HAVE BUILDING LOTS in Rodney Village II. Cal for mOfll information. ' · II ACRES 11/l IN 01110 m. Frontage ._St. Rl. 7 wrth ' 71 ACIES.OIE OILE•Ioclted.in Ohio Twp.The ~ioperty hauomstimbar.Calllot- lnflrmltioll. •• .~toP 8V OUfl bMCI I'Ofl A COIII'I.In .. IIIIOCIIUfll Of' OUfl U.TI(ttiGt. · . - ... ..·'.•' ·.•' , ·,'• .,•• '• ., .·' ,. COUNTRY LIVING- 3 bedroom home with Greatroom, fire· place, I~ baths, 1820 sq. fl. living·space, approx. I acre lol, in-ground pool. CALL NOW!! PRICED TO SELL!! . HOME INIIERCERVfllE- 3 bedrooms, livongroom, dining area, kolchen. 2 'baths. 'h acre lot. mole or less, storage buoid· in g. can lnr appoinlment. ' NEW LISTING- Pnvacy, convenient and excellent location, Rio village, plus 4 BR, 111 balh, ltv. rm. with wbf~. OR, · kitchen. What else could you want Alovely large fa moly rrn. with wblp and utility room in basement Sliding glass doo~ lo back area. TM house has been well marntained and is a well rnsulated home. Large 1 car garage and loads of storage. Call for appoontment Ieday. . •• · some timber. Priced II $10,000. '(j ' $30s sQ. II. Priced in GOOD INVESTMENT PROPERTY.- A2 story frame double localed on Second Avenue, Gallipolis. 4 rooms and balh downslairs and 4 rO{)ma and bath upstairs. can today. ' . ' 111 '• ., · ' 319-2828 ., 116H. NIW liSTING. ILUI LAlli PARADIS!- F01 til seasons Rest and l'fll• 11'1 this 9 yr. Did ~bile home with 2 BRs, LR/DR, bath, kitChen w/ blr, range, rtf , elec hut. AC. !g. screened·ln porch. urporl. stortll! b!_dC. on 4 aes m/1. boat dock included. Ruth Goody, S8lea APOQi•te .. K72. COUIITR COIIVENIIWI ST~IE. Nice pooporty lot s~tn , business. Wil also tase. Call to see. ''~· ." a .. furnace, AC. Oft 44 IC mit Just rcht lor newlyweds. Call lor loellion and price. . .·,••' . .,• LOTS TO OFFEI - This ort•wh justatthe edge of town on lracl$, priced separately. One features a home with gas heat Three ·addHionallots sale. cat our office· for detailS., ·· ' 448·0008 ~itchtn w/bui•·in oven. ranae top, I bath, till basement. ruei o1 ·' • All REMODELED AND WAfTING JUST FOR VERY NICE RANCH mLE HOME locATfD YOU:... Five minutes from town on St. Rt. 588. COMFORTABLE LIVING - Away from the IIAY BE WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ON STATf IOU:TE 1&0. - 3 DRs, LR, ~chen Very nice home offers 2/ BRs, LR, kitchen, , hectic c~y life. Very noce home offers 3 BRs, 2 Newer all· brock home just five minules from w/rance, refroaeralor, one car altlched baths, krtchen, LR, FR, OR, 8 x ~6 porch in bath, new vonyl sodong and 'insul..ion, city garage. 100•300 It lot. front and rear. Lots of nice wood in this home. downtown. 3 DRs, 3 bathS. great room, lamil9 utohtoes and coty schonls. · ' room, 2 car attached garage, heat Pump/cent. can for more details. air, city utililles. 2.4 .ACRE TRACT - COII.EICIAL SITE $45,000.- ST. RT. 588 :... 3BRs, kitchen, LR, FR. partoal basement, very nice home. FARII FOR SALE- .GUYAN TOWNSHIP- 86 $22,5001 ' - This A-frame home offers 3 located on Upper Rt 7' across from lite ~~~~ · shopping center. ' .., .acres . m/1, older farm house with 2/3 bedrooms, l'h balfis, LR, kitchen with stove ROOMY HOllE + 5 acres mil + mobile home bedrooms, bath, LR, k~chen, several oulbuild· and retrigerator, electric heat, partial localed at the edge of town. Lots of eitras. Call ings, large bam, tobacco base. Call lor basement. Hannan Trace School District. .69 · ROOMY HOlE - VIII... of VInton ...:_ I~ story, 5 BRs, LR, OR. FR. kitchen, carpet, cit, lor details. · directions. · . . acre. water, 2 rm. bids. formerly used _, office. She~er house. · · NICE STARTER HOME - .Lncated just at the WELL KEPT RANCH STYlE HOlE - Offers 21.69 ACRts 11/L; Supr Creek Rd .. Ohio edge of lown. This home features 3 bedrooms 1,382. SCif ft., 3 BRs, bath, k~chen, LR, FR. Twp. - Home offers 3 BRs. 2 balhs, kitchen, 2 LAND CONTIACT TO QUALIFIED BUYER bath, livong room, 'kitchen dining room and electnc)leat, attached garage. Very attractive. car sarage, new barn. $1,200 down payment. $363.45 per mo. full base111ent. Five minutes to downlown. modeled hOfl!e is vacant and ready for neW 5 BEDROOM HOllE near town w~h 2 ·baths $19,900· - Home and I .686 acres m/1, on owner. · 211 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, HUNTINGTON equipped kitchen, LR, FR. full basement, 2 ca; Spnngfield Twp. - Home offers 2 DRs, LR, .TOWNSHIP - Brick home offers 6 BRs, 2 garage, gas heaVcenlral air. kitchen, bath. ' CONCRETE BLOCK IIAIAGE IN YIIITON baths, eal·tn k~chen , LR, FR, elec. and wood ' . 28x32. Concrele ftoors, 220 eledrii service, heat, collar house, log barn, sheds, frontage on PRICE REDUCED - HOME ANO 20 A. 11/l - Appro~. I acre alons St. Rt. 588' forced air fuel oil furnace, tw~ 7K9 overhllll Raccoon Creek and Little Raccoon. 3 DRs, bath, LR, kitchen, 36x15 barn, iots oi $25,000 (400 fl. frontage). Small home offers 2 DRs. doo11, one walk-on door. , frun trees. OWNER WANTS THIS ONE SOLO! bath, LR, · kitchen, mobile home pad on • AmiiTIOIII!f - Very nice home on Graham property. · 169.7 ACRES, HARRISON TWP. - Home on School Rold - Ranch with 3 BRs, LR, FR, PRIVACY SEEKERS LOOK AT THIS ONE! large property wrth 3 BR, bath, lR, kitchen, FR. lar&e . kHchen, bath, cenlral air. 2 fireplaces, city log home can be pun:hased with 162 acres or IUILO ~ NEW HOM£ OR PUT YOUR IOBIU ' ·. schools. · · 2 acres. This home offers 4 BRs, 3 baths, HOllE HERE - 29.8 acres m/ mant land. barn. equipped kjtchen, LR, FR, 2 fireplaces, heat Frontage on St Rl. 160. Rural ,waler available. HOi£ AIID 17.&ACRES ll/l8REEfl nr;,$9,500 - . 17.5 ACRES VACAIIT LAND • pump/cenl, arr (backup system). oversized 2 $16,900. !lome offers 31111~. bath, lR, kilchen, lltlchsd car attached garage. Perry Twp., Symmes Creek b~om land. Some 2 car garage, nice patio. · hill. Tobacco base. AmiiTIOII HUIITEIIS - 35 acres in Clay FAMILY SIZE HOME ...: Attractive home Twp. Smalllrame house on property, 2 water $21,000. 1II LOTS - Chestnut St 2 IIIIS,. IECWDED HAlF ACRE SUIIOUIIDED BY . located at Cent81lsry, offers 4 BRs. 2 baths taps. $15,000. . bath, LR, kitchen, city utillies. ·' PIIIU - $12,000. Love11 for your mobile knchen, LR. Attached prage and nice lawn.' " -· CaN for direction. NEAR GAGE - PEHY TWP. - 26.624acres., $32,000. EXCELLENT STARTER HOME - 3 NEW USTIII8 -ltiN£011 Dl.- Ranch sty'DRs, LR, kilchen, bath, laundry, attached I ACIE LDT FOR SALE - Located along SR m/( bam and 2 springs on property. • home, 3 DRs, batli, LR, kitchen, full base,menl. ierage. I &0 in Char oleos Acres. Ranny Bl•ckburn. Broker Ktl. NIW LISIIIIIL Slltlll HOME w/2 !II, LR, •• ·'·',• ••• '' ...,• ' ,• ·'.• .••. .. ...••• ·'".•..• ·:•• . 1111. NtCI IIDIICED: QJitl r1111oo holM flri!Oill 3 IIR. bolll, llllt:heo1 11tt. '"' Willi~~~~- 10110 "'·ft.""•'"""·Ctlll>r . oppt Pia.~ • tilt sn. . - · NlWOliMIIMlll - Tho dol~hllulltm ily -llol 3 bedrooms, 2 bl-hs, • ttrce bN utiful kitchen 1nd a r0011a~ 416sq. ft. .,.11'0 altocltedltrrp. SotUtlol on IZacrormAin Golen school district S..••f"""'!101. tall uund '"llliiOII! · .... . . .•• . •• ~ ·' ·:·, •• •• .."• ' �. • Pomeroy-Middleport-Galllpolla, OH-Polnt Pleaunt, wv hal DB Sunday Tlmee Sentinel Mlly5,1111 Ohio Lottery Reds rally to edge St. Louis Cardinals .. •• Supp.o rt the New Hig.h . Sch·ool and ·the . Operating Levy May 7 ; PickJ:S44 Pick 4:6155 Cards : K-H, J.c 4-D; 7-S ' Super Lotto: • ' 4·7·9-16-26-27 Kicker:497784 • . at .. • -· ' .. 2 ~:.!2 Pagee 25 oenla A Multi lno. p·per; · N&: Pomef!7-Middleport, Ohlo, r.,pnday, May 6, 1991 State officials to probe massive·rock slide . .• 206 ... 256 The number of high school students · attending each building is shown on the map. ' By BRIAN J, REED Seutlnel News Staff State o(ficials are exjlected 10 visit the Hobson are~ today to determine what caused a massive rock slide and shifting of the ~ over the weekend. Meanwhile, the Meigs County Commissioners have declared a · disaster area and lhe American Red Cross has arrived on the scene to assist victims in the Stricken vicinity. . . The Meigs County Sheriff's Office and Emergency Medical Services began to receive calls early Friday morning concerning small rock slides in the Pity Me area near the Meigs/Gallia County line. Friday nillht, Meigs Emergency Services puecur Bob Byer and other county officials began evacuating residents in the area due to larae cracks in the ground near the slide. Those cracks - which caused hollSCII to slip from their founda· tions • continued 10 expand over the weekend. State Route 7 was closed by local authorities shortly after tbe ,. 5)4 i Locatio A 138 of · \• New ... High SchoOJ ' .·· ' ''' 1 .. 715 I A _pr:~t New Haven woman die<f m II Hillltingtl)n Hospital shortly unllergolng an emergency caasarean operation Saug. day: following accident on S.R. 2. The baby died Sunday; Shelli Jo Hill, 18, a Wahama Higb School.seni!l', di~ of injuries she suffered m the 4:15p.m., threevehicle accident on S.R. 2 in northem Cabell County. Hill' s 6-month term baby was delivered during emergency sur~ery at the Huntington hospital mmutes later, but died at 5:20 a.m. Sunday, a hospital spokeswoman who did not want to be named said Monday. The baby had remain.ed in critical condition ,in the hospital's neonatal iniC!ISive care unit from the time it was born. Cabell County authorities will take evidence to the prosecu.tor'·s office ioday 10 decide if homicide charges can be filed, according to the Huntington Herald-DjspaiCh. Chief Sheriff' s Deputy C.A. Adams told the Dispatch he plans 10 meet with Cabell County Prosecutor Chris Chiles today. "Naturally, anytime someone is killed in a traffic accident, you' re looking at negligent homicide," Adams 10ld the newspaper Sunday. "But I'll have to leave that up to Chris Chiles f!l' decision." Adams said a 1987 Dodge Aries station waRon driven bv B.S. Priyanalh, 53, of 562 Jay Drive in Gallipolis was northbound on the two·lane road when it collided head-on with a 1989 Dodge driven by Bobby Lee Keaton, 60, of 538 • •' ~ :.. "' '.,. '• ' ~· •"•• ...••• ••• '• l t·l. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) .If American Bleclric Power Co. can recover from !Biepa)'crs the $330 million cost of closing its Meigs County coal mine, the company may offer land it owns in three counties for industrial developmenL AEP has not decided whether to install scrubbers at ill Gavin power plant in Gal1ia County (I' switch to low-sulfur out-of-state coal to comply with federal clean air act requil'ements by 199S. AEP must make a decision by early July. Ir AEP made the switch, ill Southern Ohio Coal in Meigs County would ~lose. The closing would leave 1,258 miners ou't of work and ultimately could cost 8,000 related jobs in · soutbeasrcm Ohio. AEP has discussed with state legislators the possibility of making corporate Investment in southeastern Ohio if it closes ~t '·~ •• "•·L. •'.• t \' ,I.._ ' ' ' ' .. 1· 178 ' • • •'l ••1t• Gallipolis .....,,_. City ., ,• I '"' .. Schools ,.'• '! l. l •• ,,,, • Can yo.u· afford to ·continue to operate ·these· f~ur smal.l high schools when one central high school can save approximately . . ' ' ·' l ·"'t ' ' $1.2 million per year? ' •'' ' ' •• ••. . '. '... • • '. '• • •' ' •• ~; ·' \ -~1 ... .....:;...-........ ~---' i' ,..~ _ ...... ,..-...,..... ' .. A Columbus woman, formerly of Mason, who jumped from a moving .car driven b~ her sister, · died Saturday in the Grant Hospital. Columbus, only one week following the ICCidenL Tamara Lynn "Tammy" Alleuwortb, 26, was ~~er in a 1980 Pontiac driven her SISter, Debra S. Allensw , 31, at approximllely 2:1S LID., Sltlllday, April 27, when the twb ~~pp~~e~~dy p into a vedlal disagreemenL . . were not a factor in the accident. Priyanath and his 4S·year-oid · wi(e, RaJIII!kshmi, were talcen to Cabell Huntincton Hospital. Mrs. Priyanath remains in the intensive care unit today, while Mr . Priyanath was scheduled 10 be discharged, accordin~ to a hospital spokeswoman. Pullins was trea~Cd . and released Saturday from the hospital, and Keaton was not taken 10 a hospital.. · Officials.unable to make positiv~ identification of trailer victim Positive identification of a body found in a burned-out trailer locat· ed on a dead-end road off Liberty Lane in Pomeroy late Sunday after· noon has not been made. Dr. Douglas Hunter, Meigs County Coroner, reporsed that while the body has not been positively Identified, the camper-type trailer was apparendy the residence of Mickey Oiler. · He said that the body was burned beyond recognition and that it was sent to the Franklin County Morgue for an autopsy . Dental records will probably be used to make positive identification , Dr. Huntenaid. On the scene Sunday in addition 10 Dr. Hunter were Pomeroy Chief of Police Oerald Rought and sever· al of his officers, and a unit of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. The State Fire Marshall was called in 10 assist in the investigation. · Police reported that the fire probably occurred late Saturday night !I' early Sundly morning l)ut because of the Isolated location was not discovered until hours later. The fire was reported to , police • 4:41 p.IJI.'by a relative of Mickey Oiler. It wasn't until tbe fire was being inveatigated that the body was found inlide. · Chief Rought said that tile investigation is continuing not only as ro the identification of the body but as to the cause and circumstances of tile fire. · r Meigs County Commissioner Richard E. Jones lw labeled the project as "a million dollar building owned by the county and paid for by the state." Meigs County Department pf ' Human Services Direcror Mich8el L. Swisher stales that Jones, along with Commissioners !)avid Kbblentz and Mannin4 Roush, "have spent mant hours m formulating the r,oject · "This,' Swisher said, "is an - Allensworth jumped from die excellent ClUIIIIple of ""hat coopelll· vehicle, in front of the 76 Station in tion between local and state govNew Haven, accordina to the ernment can -bring about. The Mason County Sheriffs Depan· building will not only be an asset to menL The vehicle wu traveling the DHS, but to the community and county '• well." west along u.s. 33. . The $669,887 geliCial contractAllensworth wu transported 10 ing bid wu awarded to Woaam ,Veterau Memorial Hospital and ConiUUCdon of Pomeroy. We18111, ACCEPIS CONTRIBUTION • Clllldrell ID was 1llllr lllren 10 Orut Hospital. accordin~ to Swisher, will begin Funeral arrangement• are 51J'IC•I wll ajoJ- DIW playlfOUDd equlpmeat, tllaak1 to· tile. Mela• County Bikers. incomplele and will be IIIIIOUIICed constnacuon very soon. Advance Electril: was awarded the $129,900 Thlll'lday e¥MIItYeral ohbe bikers met with by the Foglesous Funeral Home. ~yracuse VDiap MaJor Eber Pickens lllld COUD• Coatinued on page 8 •• Former Mason woman dies . after jumping froin moving car • ' a · Grourulbreaking ceremon~ for · The public is invited to join the $1.2 million expansion of the state and local officiall in the cereMeigs County Department of mony, leading to the constrUCtion ' Human Services building in Mid- of the three-story colonial style dleport will be held Tuesday at addition 10 the existing Race Street 2:30p.m. . location. t ' '' f .• ., .• • AEP to build scrubbers at Gavin. · Sen. Jan Michael Long, D· Circleville, whose district eDCOinpasses much ·or southeastem Ohio, said AEP's proposal would not begin 10 replace the , mines. "Quite frankly, I think it adds insult to injury," Long said. "It doesn't sound like a positive thing for these miners." Lower-than·expected bids from low-sulfur coal suppliers make it difficult for AEP to justify spending miUions of doUars nn scrubbers to reduce sulfur dioxide emiSsions. The company said bids from , southern Appalachia and the West were 30 percent below estimates. "We've got 10 comply. and all the numbers are telhng u~ again and again that we have 10 do it in a way that will be very hard on southeast Ohio," said Gerald Maloney, another AEP executive vice presidenL Ground breaking ceremonies set Tuesday for $1.2 million DHS facility t t . . a < > the mine, which was developed in 1972 to feed the power plant William Lhota,.an 1\BP executive vice president, said there is a pOssibility that ~ ~mpany land in Athens, Meigs and Vinton counties could ·be made available for industrial Jlllfks at a minimil COSL ·I . But the offer is coqtingent upon the company recovering from ratepayers the $~30 million cost of closing the mine, · AEP said. The cost includes investment in equipmeat, reclamati!m and employee coils. A Public Utilities CGmmis· sion of Ohio spokes~ said there is no precedent.for an Ohio utility C0111Jl811Y 10 receive such a reimburacment. "They're dangling a carmt 111 the same time they're talcing away the siCak,'' Slid Rep. Jerry Krupinski, D-Steubenville. Krupinski is · a bill · ta provide a pac:~,ncen­ tive~ designed to encourage Guyan Street in Barboursville. Authorities say one of the cars crossed the cenlet line. . When struek, Priyanath 's station wagon spun into tile southbound lane where it was hit by a car driven by Charles T. Pullins, 20, of 619 Page St., Middleport. Hill was a ~nger in Pullins' 1984 Buick. · Adams declined 10 identify who was at fault in lhe accident until he 1alks with Chiles. He 10ld the HuntingiOn paper that alcohol and drugs an AEP may·offer land for closing Meig~ mine · ~. ';•~ Paid for by"'Togettier lor Chlldref!• Cindy Frazier,Treu.,230 Shawnee lane Gallipolis, 0. 45631 evacuation began on Friday night, The American Rect Cross also and was re-opened by the Ohio arrived on Saturday, ,and closed a Department of Transportation on temporary shelter that had been set Saturday morning. up in the former Middlepon AqterODOT Engineer Don Johnson, ican Legion Hall in Middleport. who was on the scene S aturda r, Displaced Hobson residents were stated that the road would remam then transferred to quarters in :a open as long as it was ;passable" motel in Mason County, W.Va. due to the ~ck of an appropriate Red Cross personnel are expecldetour. The road, according to ,ed 10 begin lhe ·process of finding Byer; was fmally closed on Satur- more permanent housing for the day night, and remained closed this Hobson residents ioday. · . .. morning. Byer said this morning that he . According to ODOT County . anticipated the arrival of officials Superinteodent. James Proffitt, the from several state and federal agenofficial state detour leads traffic cies later today, for the purpose qf through Rutland on· State Route detennining the cause of the rook 124, and then to Wilkesville and slides and the cracks in the groUJ!(I. Gallipolis (near Holzer Medical Johnson stated on Saturday that Center) on State Route 160. the lateral movement of the eanh However, Proffitt does not indicated that the incident could anticipate the road being closed for have been caused by the aftershock long. He reponed this morning that from an Illinois tremor on Friday. ODOT Deputy Director John Other residents are speCulating that Dowler and ODOT Engineer Don pent-up water from an abandoned Johnson will be on die sire again mine in the area could have caused t~y to assess the area. In addithe damage. : tion, equipment is being moved Byer reported Monday morning onto the site, where repairs .are that' officials ·will be looking into expected to get underway someContinued on page 8 time today. New Haven woman killed in . 3-car accident in Cabell County !• 7 9::> Low tonight in rnid-40s. .· Party cloudy. Tuesday, • partly sunny. • • . ... dl memben to pr111at a dMck ror $1,1100. Jo llrye, left, OD bellalf Of tile dab, prtleDbl t•e : elleck to Mayor Plckeu aacl Jt. HID, coac:n •ember. Tbe 1110DtJ ._ railed by tile IIIIIen .. their sixth IDDUal loy l'llll, •I ' > I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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