https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9e6eeadfd5d49bf5258395f1cb72cfe3.pdf eb9d69317ba973dec6fb2790d9b0b346 PDF Text Text The Daily Sentinel BORN ..., P' iT'~ ALL LIKE-L~ >'!!a:>7T IJf. IIJtO "lb!l~ TM t'fJ<..KET ~ iJ M AFRAID Wf'Re W~ KA'i£ lO . Friday, July 6, 1990 Pomfll'oy- MiddiE!pO!'t. OhM! ---y-:::' (:;() !MDI'- Television Viewing • ~ FRI., JULY 6 EVENING T~~~:~;~' S©~~}A-~t.~S" _ _:..:~--=.....:: Edited by CLAY I . POllAN 0 lour ~ ear ro nge • P0 VT I lrl Nowton't Apple Q C!J Hooding Rainbow 1:;1 1111111 Andy G~flhh l!ll Wo~d Today I I!)J Ho-Man IT'S HARD STANDING AROUND ON m E SIDEWALK IN YOUR BARE FEET. 1 I I' I I I It Sportalook Q(l Ill !ll ABC News 1;J I rn Body Electric C!J 3·2-1 Conllcl 1:;1 ®I 111 ~ CBS Newt Q 1 ®Top Card @Newhart 6:35 ill Andy G~llllh 7:00 (1) MOVIE: Mr. Music (2 30) It (1) PM Magazine (!) SportaConler D Q(llnolde Edlllon (lJ (!) MacNeil Lehrer C) I James Sands: Riverby, home of the French Art Colony, Gallipolis, built around l856-57 ...Page B-2 Mom to dad: "Our son want s to stay home (oday. He keeps insisting that he was around lhe class computer so much thai he caughl a ----- " I Co mplete the chuckle quoted by t.ll.ng in the mi!osing wo rds you develop lrom !olep No. 3 below P"NT NUMBER ED t EllERS IN THES E SQUARES Vol. 26 No. 23 Copyrighmd 1990 UNSCi AM8t E ABOVE tEI THS TO GET AN SWER ,---J8th cent to hide the size tag sticking out o( a com panions jacket. "Just leave 11 dear," she smiled . "I've lost weight and thai's one way to SHOW OFF." ®I 1111!ll QIJ Wheel 01 BRIDGE l!lJ Moneyllno I!)J Miami VIce ® Muolc Row VIdeo f +A 8 4 aJ Hogan's Heroes 7:05 Ill Jefleraona 7:30 D CIJ Family Feud NEW AUTOS AT IT rH'> wAy .. ~ you'Ff &UYif'IG ~ $ T).,ooo WORTH Of fZEpLACfMEI'IT f?A.F!T> FOR A MfA5 t.Y f/S,OOo/ -.. II_ r'b: r.oo~c . MESB E ENOUGH T'FIGUR E A Wf« OUTA THIS MESS WE 'RE IN ! D a!l Entertalnmonl Tontghl m(J) Memo's Family 1IJl 111 ~ QIJ Jeopardy! I;J Ill 1111 Major league Baaebell l!ll Crossfire aJ Bewilched 7:35 Ill Major League Baseball 8:00 It (1) QIJ Brei Msverick Mavenck goes up again st a ra11magnate . (R) D Q(l Ill !ll Full Houae Joe) gives Jesse a crash course m cultural literacy. (A ) Stereo ~ Yi06 2 • 10 g 3 K J 10 7 + The case of the useless duck (!) Major Leogue Bosebelt I _ __ >-.te NORTH C!J Washlnglon Week In Review Stereo. 1;1 1IJ) 111 ~ Snoops Chance and M1ck i are trapped on an 1stand of suspects . Stereo 8 PrtmeNewa 11) Murder, She Wrole ® Calun Counlry Jo· EI Sonnier. Jimmy C. Newman . and Doug Kershaw return 10 their Lo uis1ana roots fo r an hour of music and cel ebration @MOVIE : Barflr (AI (2 00} 8:30 D Q(l D !ll Dad' a A Dog A respected New York actor IS WEST EAST + K 10 3 +Q J5 2 • 743 t K 62 By James .Jacoby YK QJ9 • 75 88 43 + • 9 52 Willy Nilly had been readin g abou t duckin g to break up lhe opponents communicat ions. Unfortunately he had not been readmg Bil l Rool' s "How to Play a Bndge Hand." He was happy to accepl the mvll a· tion lO ga me with a 17-poin t no-trump opener and a good five-card suit. When West led lhe lwo ol spades, Willy ducked in dummy . Ea st won thr king and pro mpliy Shifted lo the kmg O[ hearls. Will y relused !his trick also Eas t continued with the jack of hearts. a nd decla r er agam played l o w . No'w East wi sely changed d~r ec lion , playmg lhe 10 or spades Willy won dum· my s ace or spades and l ook th e dia· mond fin esse . Wes t won the ki ng and took two more spade trick s to set t he SOUTH +97 6 YA85 tAQJ84 +AQ Vulnerabl e. East-Wesl Dealer Soulh So utb Wes t Norlb East I NT 3 NT Pas.o; 7 NT All pass Pass Opemng lea d +2 L-----------___J Lwo wer e some kmo ol Lricky lead from c:1 five-card suit, declarer would nol be in a slronger position by allowIng lhe opponents to win the first spa de. The rule is stmple: Do not avoid rontract two t ricks Will y's er ro r w as fallin g to r e<.~lize winning the h rsl tri ck in the led sui! t hr dange r of a heart shift 1f East was when you can be hurt by a switch lo allowed lo win lhe firs\ Irick H lhe another suit Ja mt:s Jaroby "s boob -Ja coby CVI Bn~ · 1urd two or spades ha d been led [rom a -Jaroby on Card Ga mN " (wriU~ with hif fatlwr, four -ca rd suit . decla rer was safe m till' ltHI' Os wald JarobyJ a~ now nailabl~ a/ \akm g the ace or spades 1mmedl>lely hOOA.'ito~. Both .trt published by PIY1'08 Boolt.s and h nessing in diamonds. If the spade © 1110, NEWIPAP£fii1NTI .......IE AIIN. conned mto moving to California. Stereo (lJ (!) Wall Slroot Woek CROSSWORD Wilh Loul• Rukoyaor 1;J 9:00 D (1) QIJ Yellow Role A hired hand finds h1mself embroiled in a ba"le (R)I;J D Q(l Ill !ll Perfect Strangera Contus1on reigns when Balki 's identical cousin comes to visit. (A) Stereo. Q (lJ (!) Evening f<l Pops Stereo . 11JJ 111 ~ MOVIE: 'Cfrele Of Violence: A Family Drema' CBS Movie Special (2:00) r:;l l!lJ Larry King Llvol t1] Hitchcock Preaents all N11hvffle Now 9:30 Cfi To Be Announced D Q(l Ill !ll Jull Tho Ton Of U1 The girts hb to their iolks about attending a prayer retrea1. (R) Stere o. 11) Ray Bradbury Thoelro "OHK MEEKLE AND WINTRHOP S OME DA'( AFfER 1/'.£ WE'LL ALL r:.aJ.C 13-\CK Fa< <O!RADLIATEC ... A CLASS REI-N ION . I I ~ M E ... I'LL STIL L E5E ll1ERE, IN MY SAME QU) e€AT. - y .. / _.--/ ·C10 THAR'S NOTHI N' GOODER'N D Q(l WITH TH ' WHOLE a (J) 20(20 Weekl y News Magazine Stereo. Q --·- PASS TH' PICKLES!! A fJOOACIOUS PICNIC 10:00 (1) 700 Club With Pal Robertson D ~ 18 Mldnlghl Coller Oe~Jon 1S pursued by an obsess•ve man1ac intent on killmg her . (R) Ste reo . c;J · ·~ t: ··~-.~;,;· ,-., ----- Q OADBU!lN FA MILY" CD Newawalch (!) Auguole Concerto 0 Evening News 11) The Hllchhlker @ News 10:20 (lJ NWA Wrealllng Power Hour 10:30 (!) Malor Leogue S.oobalf (lJ Rouleo 01 Rhythm Ill 1111 Paid Programming 11) The H~ehhlkor all Crook. Chato ~ Major League Blltboll 1L00 (1) Zorro u m a a m!ll 1lll Ill ~ QIJ How• 1111111 Araenlo Holt l!ll Monoyllne 11) Miami Vice ® Cajun Country Jo-El Sonnier , Jimmy C. Newman . an9 Doug Kershaw return to t ~ lr Louisiana roots for an hour o f mus1c and ASTRO-GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL G1aph Match maker tnst antt y reveals whtch stgns are romantically perfect t o1 you Matl $2 to Matchmaker . c/o l hts newspaper. P 0 . Boll: 91 428 . Cleveland. OH 44101 ·3428 AQUARIUS (Jin. :ZO.Feb. 19) Whal or comm on sense heallh pr ocedures today Enroy you rself and have a good t1me. but don·! ea t or drink wh at you goes around usually comes around . Today you may learn ol som ething unflat lenng sa1d about you by a person you recently pu t down . There's a lesson In shouldn't nor overta x your physical VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 221 Members of ~ 'Birthday July 7, 111110 n the year ahead you might find you are uck ier in situations where you rely on rou rsell rather than on others. Don't get nvolve d in joint ventures unless it Is an 1bsotut e must. wa111 them working for you LEO (Julr 23-Aug. 221 Be e>lra min dful endurance ~q'our to mm 1m1 ze your asserliveness in oneto-one relationships today. Other s won ·t m 1nd working with you. but they could be turned oft if they think you Ihe oppos1te gender might not see you as chari smatic today as you VISualize yourse lf. If you behave too flamboyant· ly. someone might puncture your ego. LIBRA (Sept 23-0cl. 23} Slay well Wit hin yo ur penmeters or authority IO· day. II you try to throw your weight around In other areas. you could get pegged tor trespassing . SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 221 There is a possibility you may be extremely intol· erant ol anyone who Isn' t in complete accord with your ideas today . This cou ld cause you to be testy with someone who deserve$ better treatment SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Even thOugh you and your mate wHI have a common objecl ive loday , lnslead ol be· might rind your wallet holding nothing ing supporllve, each could logo aboulil bul laded pholographs. and lhis could in a manner that will undermine lhe olh· be one or those rainy days for which you er's effort s. Know f;'here to look fo r ro- should have savef your pennies. mance and you'll find It The Aolro- CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jon. 11) Strive !Ius PISCES (Feb. :ZO.Morch 20} A lip by a well intent ioned friend might be or little substance tod ay. Before you gamble on what was said , check a second or even a third source. ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll11) When dealmg with lamlty members tOday, strive to be cognizanl of lhelr feelings. Sel lhe exa mple, not the rules. Harshness will provoke responses dlfllcufllo handle. TAURUS (April :ZO.MIJ :!G) A philosophy that works ror you Is not necessarily lailored 10 lhe needs ol a lrlend . If you impose your ideas where they are not welcomed, it could weaken the relationship. GEMINI (Moy 2t -June :!G) You may have a slight edge In a commercial ar· rangemenlloday, buill will be exlramely thin. If you push things loo far , you'll quickly discover lis fraglflly. 1 celebration. 11:20 il) MOVIE: 1"ho Chosen !AI (2 t 5) 11:30 (1) Bordertown D CIJ 18 Wimbledon Updale D a!1 Choera r:;l (lJ All American Jan (J) Highdlno 1:;1 11JJ Night Court all Sport• Tonlghl Ill~ •21 Jump Stroel' CBS Loto Nlghl Mililary academy cadets era prime suspe<:ts a lor assaults on gay men.(R) r:;l 12:00 CII MOVIE: Saokalchowan (2:00) D (1) 18 Tonight Show Slareo. D a!l Nlghlllne 1:;1 II (J) Enlerlllnment Tonlghl 1IJl Magnum, P.l. Ill l!ll After Houro ~ NewaNiglll I!)J MOVIE: A111un 01 The Party Nerd1 (Ri (2:001 all Nuhvtllo Now 12:30 D Q(l 181!li Love Connection Ill !ll Hard Copy 12:31(11 ~ New• 1:00 It (lJ 18 Lila NighI Wllh Dovld Lelllrmon D all After Hourt !ll Geraldo a by lHOMAS JOSEPH 21 Autumn 22 Ouo(e 24 Sanctified ' Anewer Musical term In unison Swindle Join in Toe woe Variant of Mary Hint from 37 Across ' Afteclatlon Main star Nigerian Alliance From Gdynia (abbr .) 33 Tent item 34 Wright's "Native 25 28 27 28 32 Till AXVDLBAAXR lsLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X lor the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fo!TTI8tion of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are dilferent. CRYPTOQUOTE 7-6 LMH H XZ U XL H children and amazement of adults. The Regimen! will be In town Sunday and avall- ble lor tours and explalnatlon of the IUe and times In 1790. See additional photos on A3 and 02 . ·{Times-Senllnel Le e Ann Hobson terminal nearly idle, but railroaders recall past I Times-Sentin el Staff POMEROY - T here \ Iii i i<' ar 1ion at thr Hobson yards l o d a~· - j ust an OC'casional Conrail ! r ain comi ng in - bul man .\ · n •s idPnts. incl ud ing somr old rail r oa dPr s. li kr to tak(' ;1 ... trp b ack i n t im P and rPflrct on lh P days whPn rai lroad i ng r<.~nkt• d r ig ht up th erf> wi t h coal as k rng of 1he Meigs Pconom y. Edgar T homas of N.vr Aw' nlw. Pomeroy. who was a ra i lr oadPr rr membt>rs we l l t hosP g lor ious days w hen tht' H ob~o n tN m in.d was where th e ac ti on wa .-; ~lll d whrrP several hund rPd M('igs Cou ntians wc r P rm plo~·pd in tht' rou ndhousP and .... hopo.... and hu ndr eds mo rP on tlw linr~ . Reflec t ing on .. how 1h i ng~ u '-.\ ·d to br' · is a fa vo r it(' pasti rnf' nf 16 Sec1ions. 84 Pages A Multimedia Inc Newspaper t hosP who h <Jve ex per !r nce d th P dra m a of u phPa l tim c>s in t.~ n 1ndu str .v and t hrn w at chrd it s m it' and g r at.lua l l:v dPrl in P. But rhangf' is il way of l ifP somPtinws accep tf'd rP i ur t a n t l ~ brra usP of the di m in is hi ng mlf' it im plif's fo r a l ifPi i mr carPP r . Th is wa s agai n h rough t lo mi nd <.~s 1 h l' old Pomcrn.v term ina I wa ;-:; lorn dmn1 to m~tlw wa .v for progn's s Mr igs C'OIJn l_\" has had ils p ti sl '-.ha J.wd by ttw r ail roads wl1ich prnvi dPd lu cra tivr job s for man.\ r l's id{'nl ;-; So uthl'a Sif'l"n O hio a nd W psf Vi r g i n i<J com muni! iPs Wl' r f• '-.l'I"VP d wit h <.~ mp\P ptl~ S l ' rl gl'l s!•rvict• h~ th!• R al l i morP a nrl Oh io tra\'Pl i ng from Parkt•rs bu rg. A t hPn s and Coo h·i lil', J nd lh< • Cht>sapt•ak<' and Oh io a nd r\('\~ · York Cr ntral tra.,:rling • be l ween Co lum bus and Ch ar les · t on. W va . Hobson Yards was th e terml · nal for l he merged ra il roa ds I hal even tua lly became th e New York Cent r al. la ter becom ing Penn Cen tral an d now Co nra iL Hobson l ed trai ns f rom V i rg in ia 10 Col umbu s a nd 10 theGreal Lakes wh('f(' orr and coa l were pro· ducts to be del ivered. Acco r ding to historica l rr· cords. the Hobso n lrr m ina l em p l o~e d abo ut ROO al one l ime in lh e r oundhouse and shops and w ith tra i nmf: n on thr lines . r m p loy m en l l o lal cd mo re th an 1.6011 peop le. In I he ear l.v 1900 's I he ra il road oprraled passenger and fre lghl train s wit h eight pas sC' ng(:' r I rains making I he trip da i lv f ro m (See HOBSON, p age i\4) Application accepted for use of brine water in gas wells bei ng submil trd 10 l hc Oh io Depanmc nl of \atura l Hesour · res Oil and Gas Division . Use or brinf' wa1cr is forbidden unl ess such an applical ion is made bv thf' bri ne user and appr oved b~· coun1y an d sta le oHicia ls. T he app licalion slates tha l lhr bri nr wa ter is to be used for icr and dusl co nt ro l on t hr com · p<.tn\'·s p roperty on Lt~ a d i ng Ctce k Hoad i n Mi ddl epor l. ThP ro m miss ioners ap provC'd l hr a!Jp licalion. w hich now must gu lo lht' sl al e leve l for a pproval : I n I he on ly ol her acl lon 1ak en bv l he board al Fri day's meel · in g. t hP comm issio nPr s approved pay men l of st•vpral bills. Pr esen t <ll 1he m Peting wrrr Co mmi ss ion Prrsi drn t M an ning Roush, m r mbpr s Ric h J o nes and Dav id Koblen ll , and Ma ry Hob· By MELINDA POWERS Tlmes-Ssentlnel Stall GA LLIPOLIS - Is necess ll y l r uly t he m oth er of inven lion'1 Y es, according to Ga l li po lis r es ide nt Jim Klskls . He rece ntly r eceived a U .S. paten! fur a n automobile r eserve heating sys· I em , a gadget he sa id b ega n as a simple Idea. " Jill's cold oulsi de and you go t o som ewh er e and d on' t want to go In yet or you wa nt to lis len lo the r adio, w hy no l lurn your eng i ne orr wllhoul geltlng co ld 7 " K is k Js sa id . " It 's jus l so darn unh a ndy to be wi lh oul a hea l er. ·· Th e sys tem he i nve nled uses heat from a warm e ngine Ia heat the passenger compar tme nl of a vehicle. Kl sk is's sy stem wil l warm the car for two hours or longer, d epending o n oulsld e temperatures. The pump c an be Installed In a ny car In aboull hr ee hour s, and will sel l f or a pproxi · m al el y $90 w hen i t is m ark eted. K i sk is, also a n act ive ha m ra di o ope r al or , spenl a bou t tw o years designi ng the !Irs I model lo palenl. He sai d he had 1o use special parts for the pr ototype. "1 haC! to-look flit. paM&- that co uld wllhsland th e tem pera lures I expected, " Kl skl.s said . ' 'I ha d to shop around ." H e then conta cled Am erica n Id ea M anagem ent , a compan y th ai handles in ve ntor s and lh elr ideas . The compan y, now ca lled Technology Licensing Co nsul · lan l s. ln co rpora l ~ d iTLCi i , em played a pal en l alto rney for Ki sk is and the p r ocess began . "Ther e was alrea dy a patenl si ml llar lo m ine . so the altorney and I had logo thr ough i l and fi nd how mi ne dl!!er ed," he sa id . " I fo und one differ ence and th e attor ney fo und tw o, so mine was okay to be palen ted. " Altho ugh if may ha ve been a simple id ea, lhe costs ur l a k i ng an Inve ntio n from th e dra w i ng boa rd l o the pal ent office ca n be steep . accord i ng to Klsk ls. " Well , il co st enoug h," he sa id . ·' Ju st say tha t if somrone has enough mo nPy 10 bu y a car. th C'y h ave e noug h mo nPy to pu I i nto CJ pa len l. " Ki ski s hopes to reap some bene!lls f rom lhe lim e and money he i nves led in the hea li ng sys tem . "T LCl is se nd ing br och ures to about 5(1 dif!ere nl man u! ac lur · ers. some ol them m the aula i nduslry . "Sure . I hope to ma ke a mill ion, " he sa id wi lh a smile. ~F ,. • I I LOCAL INVENTOR- James Kl skls, Magnolia Dr ., GalllpoUs, holds the palenl he reclev ed tor an automohlle r eser ve healin g system . New water senrice in place for Tuppers Plains, Chester By BRIA N J . REED Tlmes-8enllnel St all T U PP E RS PLA I NS - Two les ls of lh e sys lem are al l l hHI ho ld up new rura l wa ter servi ce l or 140 cusl omer s in l hr ee M e igs a nd A th ens County co mmuniti es T uppe r s Pla in s·Chesler W alr r Dis trlcl is aboul to begi n servi ce fo r c ustom ers In the Lel a rt F a lls, Co urt St reel and Kingsbu ry Road a r eas. Sil ver Ridge, Wes l Sha de a nd At hens Co unly Road 53 can al so look forw ard to w al er servict? in thr relat i vely n l'i.Jr fu ture. T h ese improvemen ts a nd PX · pa nslon proj ecl s are a pari of w h al Don Poo le, TP ·C' S Ge nera l M anager . calls Phase IV. Poole r pp ort s thai the $828,000 proj ecl . l o b r co mplet ed in Oc lober, Is sl ighlly a head or sch edu le. Service in L ela rl Fal ls, Co url Sl r eel a nd Ki ngs bu r y Road wi l l com mP ncP as soon as the sys tem pasSf's a fi nal press ure tes t a nd a co lifor m bac teri al les t; however, servicf' o n Sil ver Rid ge. Wes t Sh ad e an rl A thens Counl y Road 53 will take longe r. Li nes are in I he p rocess or being construc led and l aps awa it Insta lla t i on In those communiti es. Al so as a par t of lh e P hase I V projec t . l hr ee water sl orage ta n k s arr be ing co nst ructed. T hosr sta ndpipe 1anks will bP loca lrd at Silver Ridge. Gold Rid gr and New E ng land. The Silve r R idge lank Is now undrr constru cti on , and should be comp lel ed w l lh i n a week. Ta nks in Go ld Ridge and N ew E ngla nd sho ul d bP rom piPied by the end o( July ThP lan ks. w hic h are Identical lo l hOS<' t hai have bee n used for grain silo by fa r mrrs for 7~ ye<Jrs. an• made of a g lass.coa l rd steel. T his m ater i a l is thP sa m e usf'd i n the ma nuf act url' of house ho ld water hea ters Rang ing in lll'ighl f ro m 70 feel lo 84 feet . w ilh an l' igh l foo l co ncrete base. lhe three ta nks an• bei ng i nslalll•d by :11 id · A tl anli c Slorage of Wos hi ngl on Co ur th ouse. Poole ex plai ned I hal the sland · pi pt' ta nks are now bl' ing con· sl ruc ted ln slra d u £ ihc la rge eleva ted sl orage ta nks t hai have bee n seen across th e ru ral l andscope lor years . Poole ex · (See NEW WATER, on A6 ) s l l'l te r , c l erk . Two dead., one hurt in Mason wreck DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES - Here's how lo work It: RJ late Friday , and m arch ed down Se cond i\ \' enue in GaiUpolls on Salurday morning lo th e d elight of PO M E RO Y In a shnrl holi day week m r£'1\ng on F'rida.v. l he M eigs Co un ly Com m iss ion ers accepted an appl icat io n to usP b rine water f r om Doug Sl ra ng on b eha lf or R Ge m• llrassel. The Brassel op<•ral ion ow ns gas wel ls in thP Hu tland ar ea. Sta i r l aw rrqui res th a i suc h an ap pll cal io n be m ade to 1t1c Boarrl of County Commissionprs brforr 35 Becharm 37 Racetrack figure 38 Slow down 39 "Gloomy Dean" H XZ The First American Regiment from Spring· lleld, Ohio has been camped in the c ity park since By CHARLENE HOE FLifH ACROSS 40 High 1 "Marne" schooler star 41 Equal 5 Musical comedy OOWN ot t966 9 Central 1 Assail American 2 Overhead !ree 3 Navigator's device I 0 Miffed Appear y Bl terd sy•1 4 Shelter 12 5 Suspended 15 Smooth 28 13 Uncut 14 Soprano 8 Columnist consonant Marton Buchwald 18 Appoint- 29 menl 30 7 Inchoate 15 Fall behind 8 In the 21 Outline 31 18 Make lace country 22 Crown 33 17 :~~~~e~~ 10 Like the 23 Ouaran - 36 tine _ bride's mother 24 Jeer; h1ss 37 19 Rh d . dia?ec~sl an 11 Flower 25 Onionskin 20 Some or carbon Parlly cloudy and humid wllh a high around 90. The chance of rain Is 20 percent. Simple idea becomes patented item for man For1une Ill 1111 Nlghl Court Along lhe Riv er ......... Bl·8 Business .. .................. DHi Comics- ................... Insert Classlfleds ............ ..... 02-7 D eaths ................. ........ A6 Editorial ....... .............. , A2 Spor ls ....................... Cl -6 Middleport- Pomeroy- Gallipolis- Point Pleasant, July 8, 1990 1 offered a (J) Curren! Aflslr Inside l 0, 1-5 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Shroud - Abase - Wharf - Offset - SHOW OFF NewaHour C-1 • l I I 5 8 111111 Three'a Companr ARLO BURBGY Beat of the Bend: Believe il or not, life still goes on these days without a television set... Page B-4 Page B-1 U MH U S @ I Drum 01 Jeannie 6:05 Ill Bovo~y Hlflblfllo• 6:30 (1) Rln Tin Tin K-9 Cop D (1) 18 NBC Nlgh11y Nowa li\D ttJe I II 12 11 Navratilova Wimbledon winner Vision of area woman now a reality I I I' I I I (!) Olher Side 01 VlciOry AN'{WAY, I GUE SS 1LL 60 HOME. • UMI I L E WS Y Dffi CUll D (J) ®I ~~~~ 18 Nowa 50 cents WOIO sc rombl&d word$ be· low to form l ou r ~i mple words 8:00 (1) Zorro ITS EMBAR.R. A551N6! CAN YOU IMAGINE? I'VE FORGOTTEN HOW TO TIEM'( OWN S ~OES ~ lelltm of Sunday YO LMH Hy CZR Q W YO URJ Z AQYURQW YBZMDYYA URDDRLE GLEZJ Yeeterdav'• Crvptoq•ote: WASTE NO MORE TIME ARGUING WHAT A GOOD MAN SHOULD BE. BE ONE. - MARCUS AURELIUS ' () 1990 by 1\lng Fo11urea SyndlcaiO, Inc WEST COLU M B IA, W \ ·a. Two West Colu mbia res id r nh wer e kill ed and a M e:gs Co un l) m an was inju red i n a sing iP veh icl e accidenl ear ly Sa l urd av . The M ason Coun ty Sheri[['s Dl' partm enl reporl ed. Edward V an m eter, 34. a nd T m ia Chandler, 21, bo lh of Wes l Co lum bia , were re por 1r d dead al the srenP of thr -t a.m . acc ident on Lirvi ng Road. .Ja m es G i bbs, 47, Rac in P. was lakr n bv Li fef l ig hl to a Col um· bus a r ea hospll al. a sher if f' s spokesma n said. T he spec ific hospl!a l was u ndeterminrd a t prrss !i m e. Va nmeter was drivi ng J 1976 ChC'vro let wes t on Liev irig Road and appa r e ntl y failed l o nego · t iatf' a curve. In do ing so, the ve hic le reporl edly r an inl o a d itc h l ine and sl ruc k a huge r ock. Assisl in g al I he sce ne were the Mason Volunleer F'l r e Deparl men I, th e M ason Cou n ty Rescue Squad and p arademlcs !rom lh c Middl eport E M S. T he acc id ent is u nder lnves ti ga llo n by the she· rill' s depar tm enl. Man stable Jollawing shooting MID D LEPORT - Ro nald Cre· mean s, 34, M lddleporl . l s li sted in sla ble cond lli on a t Ve tera ns Mem orial Hosplla i f ollowi ng surger y lor gunshot wounds. acco rding to M eigs C~~ n ty She· ri ff .Ja m es M. So ulsby ; The sheri!! said he assisted the Middleport Pollee Depar tmenll n an investlgal lon of a s hoo tln ~ Incident on Vine Sfl·eet In Midd le· pori Fr iday eveni ng Jose Scott , 33, was taken i niO cuslody a shorl tim e af ler l he shoo llng an d is bei ng held In I he Mlddleporl J ail , accord i ng to &lu lsby. Crem ea ns was tra ns· por ted t o Veter ans by priva te ve hicle. &lulsby sa id a charge or atlemp ted mu rder Is expected to be filed Monday mornin g In M eigs Coun l y Courl agaln sl Sco t I. Assislan t Pros~c u t lng Allor· ney Linda Warner was on lhe scene along with Burea u of Crimi nal ln ves tlgalion A genl Her m an Henry. No mollve l or the shoo tin g was g ive n. TANK GOES UP- Sheets of metal are llllltalled by a Mid-Atlantic Storage crew on one of three new water tanks being llllltalled In Melp and Alhellll Counltes b)' Tuppers PlaiDs-Chester Water Dl•trlcl. Tbese sheets are coated with a glass lining like th011e on household water tanks. �July 8, 1990 :Commentary and perpsective Crown City numbering begiris July 8. 1990 Page-A-2 CROWN CITY - A county· wide 911 eml!rgency response system will be one step closer to completion alter residents In Crown City receive new house numbers. Anyone living In Crown City or on the Crown City rural l'IIUtes should receive nottncauon through the m.ll of their DeW address by 'l'llelday' July 10. nm Brumfield aDd Chris Petrll, studtnt workers at t~ Gallia County Engineers' Office, recently completed the numbering system. The Engineers' Office has finished numbering houses that receive mall !rom the Vinton , Bidwell and Cheshire post off!· United Gennany gives Berliners woes A Division of 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 992-2156 (614) 446-2342 ROBERT L. WINGET'\' Publisher HOBART WILSON JR. Executive Editor PAT WIIITEHEAD i\sslstanl Publisher-Controller A MEMBER of The United Press Internat ional. Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Associat ion LETTERS Of' OPINION are we\ rome. Th~· snould be Jess than 300 words long. AH letters are subj oct toedltlng and must be slgnOO wlth name, address and telephone number . No unslgnt:d leU.E'rs wUI be publlshe<l Letters should be In go<Xi taste, addressing_t~s~s. not persmal!tles. Backstairs at :the White House BE RLIN - Th~ smiles of last November w h ~ n th~ Berlin Wall fell have been replaced with clenched -jaw anxtet y on both sides of the wall. These rilles once united ani! lheri dlvl~ed must merge ngaln . All the backslapping and hugging th ai accompanied the opening of the wall has given way to jockeying for positi on. Alr ea dy West Berlin Mayor Walter Mom per -Is scrambling to persuadf> 1he West German goVf'rnnw nt in Ronn to k('{'p up thehuge sulJs idles that have kepi the western hall of Berlin afl oat for _)'('3fS. I n bf'hind -thr-scenf's discu ssions, Mom per is usin g the "now man" than rver'' argument to kPrp 1ht1 monP.Y flowing. For ,vrars. visitors hav t' rP· rnotrkf'd on how prospP rous Wf' st Ber li n looks for a city that is rut off from the- outsillC' world. "Looks" was the key word . The appearance was at least half Illusion. The su bsidy of West Berlin by the West German gov~rnment over the years has amounted to more than $60 billion - in excess of $30 .000 per Berliner. Litera lly half of Wes t Berlin's budget ca me from Bonn. In add!! ion. 1he cit y offered phenomenal ln cen· lives l or buslness~s that wou ld place their headq uarters there, with univ ersity benefits. subsid· izE'd air f ares and other perks. Now thPre Is mumbling in Bonn abou t cutting off Berlin and letting If fend for It self Predictably, Mayor Momper and other city officials would rathrr not . ThPrP is a bit of personal pique Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta going on in angry argument s between federal and cllyofficlals in closed-door meetings. Bonn likes being the capital of West Germany, but Is unsuited for the job of capital of a unified Ger many . It only got the Western capital ~ es lgnalion at the end of World War II because the pw mler German city . Berlin, lellliO miles Inside the &lvlet·occupied zone Optimi stic West Berliners are g:uess lng I hat the political unifi· cation of the city will comr a ~ ra rl yasDecem ber . lnan y i'VPnt, th e de facto unification occurs tomorrow !July 2! with the full conversion of the East Germany c urr ency t o Wes t German marks. In th r East, the singiP mom::.. By HELEN THOMAS l/PI White Housr R<•porter WASHINGTON- Oh how the mighty have fallen Henry Ktssingr r . forme r Secretary of StalE:'. master geopo litician, is coverin g thr World Cup soccer matches in Rome for the Los Ange les Time s. acco rding to Tim es reporters . With so me of the touchiest Eas t West prob lems being reso lved peacefully. Kissi nger may havP had time on his hand s_ HP ha sa lwav '> been a soccer buff . The question is can he bf.' an imp<.~rtial wi!h WL:st Gl'rmany and Ital y playing. Kissinger still ha s a thick Germa n acrrnt -onr that he nrvrr carrd to sh~d In al l his years in America . Kissinger may Jove soccer. bu t during hi s halcy;on days in Wash ington he v iewed the world as a r hcss OOa r d. Is there lirt> after being a key playrr i n an admini stration in Washington. Apparently there is as an expert ha sti ly summoned for television tal k shows. Some officials whose polici~s went down th e drain are still being ca ll ed on fo r telev ision appParancPs as thr instant experts. They also fincl a nrw lifr wriling co lumns and pontificating on a ll lhe issues that they failed to se ll during their da vs as the sen ior administration officia ls. · · · Whether th~ policies s u cc~eded or failed doesn't seem to matter. it • i~ the question of name va lue. &l many of fici als from th e Reagan · adminls Ira I ion are finding I hey do not have 1o be ou t in t hr cold They can go on te levision or write for new spapers. The president has al ready surpassed his predecessor-Ronald Reagan-in the number of news co nfere nces he has held so lar -mol1' !han 50 in less than two yea r s in the Whi te House. So Bush is proving that he is access ib le. And hPha s bPen rrwking orf heand comments on world affai rs as he begins or ends a golf gam e. But he still stifff'ns when hp is asked a que~ lion in the Ova l Office <unless the subject is so compelling Ihal he canno1 avoid answering -: Bush would likf> t o makP thP Oval Of fkP ancltllr r<lbinPI room "no ·. mew 's !and'' for questions but so f ar Iii' has nut s urct•cded . Hous ton is going a ll out to makr the Economic Summit a big :. success- at least in terms of Texa s hospitality . Shades of LllJ . Not :si nce the passing of the Johnson era has Texas been so much on the : map T he planning has go ne on for months, and thP T exans are re adv to . ~ ~ ho w th e rPst of th P wo rld that th~ Lonr Star Statt• is <.1 grrat plaCe to · v is It : Soph ist ica ted but stiff French Prcsiden1 Fra ncois Milwrrand in a ?tel son is difficult to imagine. llu I the le ader s of I he six uther \\'es tern . >lldu strialized democracies wi ll hr loaded wtth Texd S·stvle · gift s-boots too. · Rut it isn' t likPJ ~- thJI PrPs id ent B u ~h \Nil! pr-c·scnt boots dPcurated : with thP Amer-ican fl<.~g as he did to brwildrred Ch inese offi c ial s in . Beijing las t year. Primr Minist('r Margarrr Thatchrr 's hu sband Drnms hJ s arcPrt r d . an in vi ta tion to at tend a dinnrr in Hous ton Monday n1ght which : Barbara Bu sh is ho stin g fo r thr spou ses of the Econo mic Summit 4 1Padt-•r s Dennis T hatch£>r , who takf's the ro lr of spouse in .<..t r idr. will be' :enterta i ned along wi th the wh·es at the home of Hugh and Ilrtt v ·Liedtke. close fr ien ds of th e Presid ent and Mrs Rush · • Mr s. Liedl kP in dtf' d Mr s_ Ru sh to ho st her dinnl'r in ht• r Housto n ·home Although res id ent s of Houston, the Bus hes ha ve an i\ o lot tho! : rhe_ v hope to bui ld a home on whrn thrir Whitr HouS<' dav -~ arr O\"(•r ~ Whilr in Hou ston. thP _v r(l si dr in thrir su itr at Thr H ou~ton1an . . : : ThP nr-,t lad\· v.·<HJIPil r•spPcia l ly to takP ttl(' spo us1•s to sce nic San :A"n lonio whl~rT they will stro ll along thc- Rivt•r \\'alk Jnd altt' nd a -luncheon hosted bv Sa n Antonio Mavor Li la Cockrell. • ·:\l rs. Bus h also will lead th e tour to the Mission San Jose. the newlv . · r~novated Majetic Theat er and T he Alamo. San Antonio is rf'ady to put on its bf'~ t [ips ta ·stvlf' :'vlrxican influ('nCPd hospitalit y for thP wor ld visitors . l'ot to be outdone by her sport s lovi ng hu sband, Mrs. !lu sh has been soa king up the sunsh ine and relaxing on a s rrictly privat e vacat io n at lhf'ir seaside estate at Kennebunkport. Maine. She ha s hecn swi mmming daily , playing tennis and indulging in her favorilf:' pasltime-gardening as she prepares fo r thr demanding sched ule in Houston and the Texa s summer heat .a dv week~nd .J ulv 7-R . Berry's World <:> "If you'd gonslnto ths S&L bus1ness lnstssd of beComing s patty thlsf. you wouldn't bs thiS fix today. " tar.v sys tem is ca using great consternat ion. We ta lked Ia East Berliners waiting In lines around the city lor applications to co nv ert th eir bank accounts . Most were worried that they won't surv ive' In the capitalist syst em of I he West. They had seen th e high prices In the Western stores and wondered If they will be abl e to alford even the bas i cs Many are worried that they will not ha ve jobs since they work ed at st ate-run fac tories that , by We ster n standards. are grossly ovPrs taf fed and undPrpr oduct lve. A high ·school hi story teacher to ld us th at she Is loo king forward to ch uck in g the old Marxist tex tbo oks. but why, shl' askrd, should she now have to t each the ev ils of socialism when the truth lies somewhere In betwe-en ? On t he othpr sidPo fwh at is left of the wall . West Berliners have their own doubts. Th ey don't need an infu sio n of wor ker s from an und eremployed underc lass tha t doesn't know the meaning of "work aholl c." For their part, the East Berlin · ers ar e defenslvl' about th eir work ethi c. They told us not to underes tima te the pluck It took to survive and get ahead under communism . Just give them a chancf:' a t ll decrnt job and they will do the res t. ihPv said. Despite the eco nomic and emotional rivalry . this city ha s a his tory of rift s and mends. I t bPgan as two small 13th cen tury villages nam ed Brrl in and Kolin on opposite sid e' of the River Spree. In those days, both sides ' resisted unity even aft rr somronr built a bridge. Th ey nvercamP thP ir differen ces eventual ly a nd berarnr Berlin, the powerful capital of tltr Imper ial, Weimar and :-Jazl Germanles. In the 20th rcn tu rv, It will take less lim P for the reblendlng to occur and for Berlin to challrn~f' lhP world's top cities , suc h as NPw Yor k. Tokyo and L ondon . for dominance WINl\'ERS STRIKE GOLD - Rece iving their chec ks are the winners of the Pot of Gold Contest, sponsored by the Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce during the 2alh Annual Gallipolis Rh-cr Rc~rcntlon Festival. Pictured from lelt neuro ti c obsession with t elev i· sio n k ll e~ lights and eagerness t o work deal s that adva nce hi s pPrsonal fortunrs. Bl ac ks atT' horrifird by Wnshing1on, ll .l' . M ayor Ma r ion Barry 's allegrdl y c riminal pr edilect Ions . And whi le bla ck s appl aud Rep . W1l llam H. Gary Ill, D·Pa ., as th e third r anking mrmbPr in th f' Housr IP<Itkrship, thPy rr srnt hl s manipulative alliance with Gear gi a's reactionary Sen. Sam Nunn t o advan cf' Gray 's vice prrs id C'nt ia l ambi t ions . It would be unthinkablr for Mande la to consider be i ng a running matf' for an Af r ik anPr co nserva t ive . Thr hi storic wrl come of N('l so n Mandela bv New York Cit y. Presid ent Bush and Congress may have hl 'l'n a p art iall.'ffort b_v American s to atom' for pas t complicity in So uth Africa' s apartheid. Ilut for blacks, it wa s a national catha rs is. For thr f i r st l imp In vrars, bl<1rks could rxalt onP of thrir own lnndsmP n as qualifi ed to wear the hi.stm il·al mantl e of indeprnrient hlack Ameri ca n heroes. To bP iJ stand -up paradi gm of ca ndor and conststPnc v ra n ca use probl ems. Mandel~ 's rm brace of Fidel Castro infunatrd Cu ban Am erican s. and h is rPi trration of friendship fo r Moammar Gadalfl and Yaslr Arafat dis m ayed .1Pwlsh Ameri ca ns. To black Amer ica ns. nrithPr pos it ion detracte~ from till' du al sp lendor of Mandela's faith - his commitm ent to r:J 1mlversal nonrac i al. non-sexis t sociPt v and his guarantrr that those of Afrl ciJ n ances tr y w ill br f'Q uitab! v rrprr srn t rd . ThP M andt>la f'r J has begun, no t only for Am rr lra, but for thr world . II Is a I lmr for moral re new aL It is a timr. in the words of the I srael propllrl. Isaiah, whom :\11andrla qt~ oled, t o "mountj up w ith wings as eagl es .. run and not bl' wr arv . walk .1 nrl not br faint.• · · FUO GRA NDE Fo r his arh ievc mPn ts in theatrr <.~nd art s er1u r at ion . CrPgor y A . Mill er . Ph .D. , direc tor of the F'inr and Performing Arts Center at the Un iversit y of Rio Gra nd e, ha s been honored by the univ er sity' s Board of Trustees Th f' board rxtrndE'd it s ·' sin · cen· co ngrntulatinns" to Miller . a 1990recipi ent oftheGovernor's Award for the Art s for thl' orig ina l p la~~ s hr has staged at Rio Cran de. and for the creat i on nf lhP A pp<ila r hian In stlt ute for the Art s and Hurnani t if~ s . I n a citati on p rt•st•ntPd to Mlll l'r a t t hhr board's summe r meeting, the bodrd ha i led Miller for initiating "a reawak en ing of intPrr ~ t and prid r for this Appal · revelation, al beit with mlsglv · ings. But when Sm ith f ailed to stop at two wives and went on to have 27. Emma got difficult to handl e. Then Smith reportedl y rr celved another revelation In which the Lord laid It on the line to Emma: "And let my handma id Emma Smith rece iv e al l those that ha ve been gi ven unto my s('rvant Josep h.. And I command my handm aid Emma Sm ith to abide and cl eave unt o my servant Josep h and to none else. But If she will no t abide the command men!, she shall be destroved. sa lth the Lord ." .. Smith kept these revelations a secret and It wasn't until 1852, eight years after his Math, that Brigham Young made the an · nounc ement that Smith during his lifetime had received a rev elation advocating plural marriages for all. Smith, said Young, had written down the revelation and Young had 11 . By this time, the Mormon church had spilt. Young was the leader of the faction that settled In Utah as the Church of Jesu s Christ of Latter Day Saints. Another group set up headquar· ters In Independence, Mo., and called Itself the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints . Joseph' s widow Emma and his William sided w ith the Reorgan ized Church, which today ha s a memhPrshlp of onl y 191 ,000 as romparPd to four mil li on in the Utah church . Th e Reorganized Church di s· pul es the cl aim tha t Smith practl ced and sanctioned polyg· amy. It says there Is no authent lc document that would verily this assertion . Wh"t about the stat e· mrnt In the E ncyclopedia Brit an · nl ca that Sm lt h practIc ed polygam y? The Reorganized Church rhal l enged the encyc lopedia on this and In 1968 sa id It had receiv ed a letter from the editors saying they had done some Investigating and had decided there was no broth~r e~ecutive director, Doris Henry, $500 winner, Delilah Cox, $1,000 winner and Tom Wiseman, chamber president. (Times-Sentinel photo by Krls Cdthran) achian region by the exposure of lar ge audiences of all ages to the conditions and hi story of Appala · ch la . through productions pres en ted on -campus and on tour ." The board also noted his participation In the Appalachian Childrens Theatre Series, the encouragemf'nt of new writer s through the Play Reading Circle , and the staging of three shows he authored or co - wrot~: "They Were Vaudevillians" t 1986 1, "Out of th e Red Brush ' " t 1987t and "Jps se Stuart Stori es" t l98Yi. "D r . Mille r. through a con scientious dedica tion to his pro· fession as an artist and an administrator. has b~en at the forf' front of programmin g th at ha s esta blished the Universi ty of Rio Grande as a regional een te r for th e perform ing arts and thl' cre atio n of the App lachian Jn sti· tute fur the Arts. that ha s at tracted the participation of noted artists in the In stitute and the attention of the Governor of Ohio for a prestigious award," the c ita ti on sa id . J'vliller is directing and partir !· paling in thl'w<•ek long workshop sponsored thi s summer by theAIAH . The A JAH exposes area public sc hool educators to me thod s in using the arts In the classroom The work shop. set fo r July 2'J.Aug 4 . wi II he staffed by a n urn br r of arti sts and profession al..., fr om Ohio and thC' rl'g ion Economics for youngsters target of recent workshop . R ill C:RANIJt: - More tha n a do1.r n ;1 rr ;1 public sc t10ol tPa chrrs wen• rxposPd to nPw m r l hods of introduc ing econom ic Pducation i nto thrir c lass room s through a sf' minar sponso red by thP Lorr-n M Ber ry Cen ter for Eco nomic Education at th P Unl · \'f' J' Si lY of Rio Cr anc.IP . 0Yrr thrf'P da\ " · thl' tPi:l f' llf'rs -,tudird \\·ays of making l'Cu nom i!' ~ d rl r•njoyab!P rxpc-ric-n cP for thf' \r stud ents. as we ll as a \'a I ua bil' IC'drnin g too l. cxp la i nrd 1hi ' Ct' ll tf' r · <> d i r c('tor .. IPrry Gust . " T IH' p r in cipal purpose was to wtn k with tra cher s and dc-v isf' a m •'l hodolog:; to in srrt C'C'Onom ic 0duca tio n 1ntn ps t a bli ~ hed curriculum . <. uch as grorg-raph \' . chrmist r \· and soci;1l studif's.·· c; ~ S t said . · 'Tiw mas t cri t ka llh ing we- a rf' !funbo~ '[imro- irntinrl •.. l'uhll'llo\l••dch SundciV. K:;!i Third Av.· . l ;,tlli J I' ~I ' I lhlo. by rhC>O hin V11\ley Puh s.-' l1~hlnl! t·,,mpa m Mull lmKiia. l n r _ I'O IHI I Iii'.'. postag r [Mid il l c .. llipolb . fl hl " l'li, .1J EntPn·d ·" -.P rond r la !i~ n 1. ulinc m ;,ttr>J .11 p ,,rnl'rm t)h[ t\ Poq 0 1l 1n· \kmlll'l l ' nlll'd Pn·~~ l nt•·r n,t!Jona\ lll i. IIHI [ J; I[ (\ i' f >'" ,\ ,S(• "LI I iol ll ll fld l hP 1·,r;, , r-, , w-, p.l]ll't ,\.<.-. i'lCI<I l i(ln. \l. rt toni! I .\II '>! ' I t h, n ~, H >' P 1'1•\1' n 1.1: 1\"1•. i\r. tn h.n n '-; , ·II''>Jl.ir !' l S,tll'\. 7.!:1 Th1 1d .\n·l' i " "'"·' y ,,l k, \ I'W YOI'k \(1(1 ~~ ~;t : Sil .\r ONL\" ~~ U SCH II'TIO .~ IUTf.:.'-' U1 i :tr r l>-r or Ylolor Houtt· ~~~ r \ru ',\' o·k lin. y, . ,~, Polygamy was banned I 00 years ago When we see In the BlbiP that Solomon had 700 wives (a thou sand If y ou include the 300 live-In mi stresses he had during hl s lifetime), Jos~ph Smith seems like a piker . Smith founded the Mormon church and, according to sornp sources, practiced po lygamy. Alan Besllc' s book, "Praise thr Lord," says Smith had 27 wives. Polygamy was common In Old Testament times, even amo ng the patriarchs like Abraham and Jaco b. An Important role of wives was to produce offspri ng lor the man. The more wives, the more children. In an agrarian society where field hands were needed , child · ren represenled wealth. They also assured a man's - and a nation's- posterity . In addition, rulers like Solomon were looked up to for their virility . Joseph Smith, who considered himself a rrophet of !he Lord, began reflecting on the many wives and concubines of hi s "predecessors." According to Bestlc, he asked the Lord whether polygamy applied to latter-day prophets like himself. Th e Lord replied that It did - as long as the first wife gave her consent. Smith's wife Emma went along with Joseph's story about the are, Beth Vandawalker, chamber RG trustees commend playwright What the Mandela era meaDS ___C_h_u_ck_·._sc_m_w t lon ary War and the Dec l arat io n of Independence, r il ing thei r rat!ona le fo r violen ce as 1hr bas is for hi s refus al to dis av ow it. 121 For the last eight yea r s. bl ilr k Americans suffPrPd ·unclf'r thr admini stration of t he most rarlst prrs idPnt si nce Woodrow Wilson. With systematic prf'Ci · ~; t o n, a Rraganized government and Suprem e Court ev lscera !Pd many of th f' r i vi l ri g ht ga in s of thr prf'viou s ~5 ypars . Mand ela g lnw ~ as a heacon of hopp fo r chan gr . r.1\ 131 ack Amrr ica ns ha ve no rrcr nt heroes with the power and grarf' to stand up 10 " the ma n" and co nfront him as an Pqu al. An ('lrctrify l n_g rxamplr was Man <l el as sc holarl v dissection of Ted I<oppel · Thrv a l!-'in kn ow th <l! ft•w bl ack /\mrriran IPadrrs mPrl thr st and;Hd .se t by Mandt?! a Th ey love and respect .J esse .l<Jck.<;o n. But many arf' also painfully awarr of .Jackson's driveway. The numbering system choS<:fl lor Gallla County Is a stralg~t line mileage system assigning up to a four-digit number in serW!s per mile along each road. :' Odd numbers will be on the leh and even on the right as o~e proceeds down the road. For example, If a house number Is 5500 Lincoln Pike, the num~r would Indicate that the locatloo of this home Is on the right side and five and a half miles 041 Lincoln Pike from Its lnterser· tlon at State Route 141. If anyone has questions abo~t the system, or has not received notl!lcatlon of a number, an):l should have, they are encour· aged to call the Gallla Coun~ Engineers' Ofllce at 446-4009. ' ces. Residents in these areas have already been Identified . T~ numbers lor the Patriot post office are near completion, leav · lng the Rio Grande, Thurman, Oak Hill aiKI Gallipolis rural ro ..tes to be num~ 111 grdef to recetw prompt mall deliVery aDd utility service, and toald In location for lire, law eaturwrnellt and ambulance ~er· vtee, It ts rt!COmmended that residents with new addresses post three-Inch rellectorlzed numbers on their mall boxes. If a mall box Is located anywhere other than directly In front o! the home, It Is also recommended that the number be put on a post beside the Darst retires at Kyger Creek plant "You're in charge of promotion. HOw could you let this Mandela hero eclipse Dick Tracy?" Thr ultima te irony of Npl so n Mandrl a's epochal · triumphant tour ma y l i P in it h;Jving a f;~r· gn• atl'r impat"t on American r·<:~ cr rl-'lations t han on South Afri can apartheid. Thf' rx ri tPmPnt and inspira · lion th at the charisma ti c South African gf'nrratrd among blilrk Arnpric<Jn s lrttn sla tt•s info a npw dawn ing of black prldP ~·a t si ncr Martin L uther King .J r has anyonp so capt urrd the sou ls of black Amer icans. It is al so the fi rs t t im P in hi stor y t h;ll hlac-k Arnrrican s uni vcrs a ll v id1·ntifif'd wi th an African lead f r . But why now.., Wh ~' h i.i\' f' Amr-ri cans in th r Af r i can Dia spo ra claspf'd to thrir brpasts in 1990 this r h arismat ic land sman of whom so few knr-w so li t tle fi vr V('ars <:~go ? Thrrr arr rh rri' r raso ns. ( I \ B l etck Americ a has lon .Q we arird of whitr AmNica· s mora l i nronsistrncy /\ bll.lc k rntHl finall y darpd to reaffirm thrld eals of the Amer ica n Revolu Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- A-3 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. r ·,·nt ~ $.Jn ·Ill S IMa .E ('01'' I'IUCE '~l l't>lll ~ <..:un,\,1\ George Plagenz '-; o '> Ub'.l ri\--)llllfl ' IH m.a il (>o'l m11 tl'd tn tr y in g to a c hievP is to get yo ungsters to make choices and deci sions through economic logic , rathe r than th rough emo· li ons or la ck of economic know l edge." he added . The teachers looked at such concepts as supply and dem and. sra r clty. productivity and inter· dependence In stru cto rs In · elud ed Linda Bauer. associate profe ~sor of Pducation at Ri o Gra nde; Kay Michael. supervt so r of student services a t Buck · eye Hills Career Cent er ; and K ar rn Thoma s. a tea cher at Bi dwell Porter Elementa ry . Guest ll'rturer s included Cha· rles F. Palmer. Ph.D. deaan of the Eme rson E Evan s Col lege of Business Management; H Paul Llovd, dean of the Colleg t' ul Ed~ca tion , Fine ArtS and Physi ca l Education: and Kevin Smith. a pl anner for IDS Financial Servi ces. Thr ough l ec tures and group activities . the teachers dew loped two economic rduca t io n le sson plans fo r the classroom and reviewed them. developed addition al lesso n pla ns a nd wrot P critiques of them. among othl'r acti vi ti es " fco nom irs a l wa vs sc ;trrd mr ... onr of thP lf'3.c hrr s com Th,·\.;unctal T tlll f'l; s,· n·inf'l wi ll not!)(' l ' '~p omib l r111 .1rlr· for ad\·a n e•· 1'~<1 \' mf'nl s Sl~ " " ltlfln th o ·,o llaH.t· t1n d Sundll)' ,1:\IL st - RS fH IPTIO~ S I nsi de> l'uunty $19 14 tl1 96 $j4 16 1.1 Wr•r•k. s Wt•••ks ~ti Wf'••k _, Hntt•s 1.1 \\' f'f'k .. :l tl Wf'f'ks :1·~ \Vf'l'k S Today in history Thr Loren M Berry Ce nter for Economtc Education, an affiliate ()f thr ll h \o Cou nci l on Eco nomic F:duc J t iu11 . pro\·i rlf' s spn ·ices and insrruc t ion l o a fin• rounty area of south eas tprn Ohio. i nc lud ing l.a llia . .l ack son. Law rrnrP . :vlf•i gs and \ 'i nt on coun tic-; Hospital news VETER .~NS MEMORIAL Frida ~· admissio ns - Crorg f• ~ l aa t.'i, ~ hadr : Mildred Harri ~. M ason. W.Va .; William Hu ghc.s. Pomeroy ; and Ronald Crr mP tnl s . Middlepor t. Fr ida v di schargPs - 1\o nr . South Ct•ntral Ohio Su nda _\'. piirlly c loud.\ ' and humid with a hi~h a round~(! The (·ha ncr of rai n is 20 pe r rPnt Extended Foreca.•t Monday through Wednesday A chance of showers and thunder storm s Monda .v and Tu ~sd ay and fai r W~dnesday. Highs in the 80s . Lows In thr 60s. Divorce granted POMEROY - A divorce has been granted In Meigs County Common Pleas Court to Rhonda Kay Justis from Charles Rex Justi s. Marriage license · issued in Meigs POMEROY - Marriage II· censes have been granted by the Meigs County Probate Court to Donald Cecil Ward, 36, and Roxanne Marie Rose, 28, botll of Point Pleasant: and Frank Dwight Day, 25, and Katherine Ann McDarby. 30, both of Reedsville . Meigs wreck investigated POMEROY - Deputies of the Meigs County Sheriff's Depart · menl Investigated a one car acc ident early Saturday morning. According to the reporl. the accident occurred around 1:45 a.m . on Route 248 at the one mile marker . Kevin M . Brighton. Ree<lsvll le. wa s traveling east and lost comtrol in the curve and slid sldewaya Into a mailbox across the lawn and Into the guardrail. His 1969 Ch~ette sustained moderate damage. Brighton was charged with fall · ure to control and drlvlna: under the Influence. 1n other matters , deputies took a report on Thursday at 10:45 a.m. According to the report, Co nnie J Grimm, Woodstock, Il l.. was backing from a private drive on Naylor·s !tun ROI4 and backed Into a s011thbo\1Dd vthlek drlvPn by JeaiM!tte L"nastord. Pomeroy . Grimm's 19ll0 Dotson suatalne<l no damage but l.utllb;· ford's l!MI5 hrd Escort recflvecl 1ight damaa:e. There """ no injuries or citations r~On Thursday an~1100n I~ department receiVI!d a call from Ronald Stick~. Buzzwrd Den Road, Dexter, that he had re t urned home from a holiday visit and found a stripped car in his garage. According to the report. a 1990 Ford Muotang GT, had been reported stolen on May 19 by the Columbus Pollee. The vrhiclc wa s impounded and an inve sti gation In continuing. Lottery numbers CLEVELAND tUPII - Fri d ay's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: PICK-3 821. PICK·4 1592. .4Jii6. • lD=" NIKE AVIA KEDS REEBOK BROOKS CONVERSE BRinSH KNIGHTS ' 0 0 your homeowners insurance dollar. 0 ~) • ~ v Cheek u1 Dui! Get the most for ····- • 0 0 0 0 MARVIN BOXDORFER Account Agent 4150 Second AVBnut, ,103 Ootllpolla. OH. 4&831 Bua. 114-441 -1104 All stare~ 219 N. Stcot~d Middleport - 992-5627 : .-\&11W411.....,.. Cempan~ •aa~ •-= eon.>. 17! !log. $02 tta' wide, <5' "13" ~ Comp 1131"" .. t:r IINo, ff' or tiC" lq OOUCIU WilE c:outm!Y CURTAlliS ·· FILl. liUffi.ED ........... 11117'$1" .$ 48- c.., S90Rog ... LOEofGltiER CUilTAIIS W'rl~ VUQ... 112!WI'I'JCI,9:tl ~t:: LOOK AT THIS! EMS runs Out~id1• County S20 K1l 140 ~) $7~J.40 POMEROY - Unit s of tht• Meigs County Emergen cy Medi· cal ServlcP respondf'd to tv.'o calls for assi s tanc e on F r iday . At 1:48 a.m. the SyracuSf' unit was ca lled to Route 124 fur Jasper Bonecutte r who wa s takPn to Veteran s MPm orial Hos pit al, and at 10:42 a.m . the unit went to Traub I~ Creek Road fo r M ary Kerns who wa.~ tn~ n s ­ ported to Veterans. Treat Your 0 rs in the Area!! HOME-OWNED LADIES DRESSES, LADIES SLACKS LADIES 2 PC SUITS All FLAGS DRY -CLEANED FREEII bpi"' 7/31/90 , • By Unlled Press International Today Is Sunday, July 8, the 189th day of 1990 with 176 tu follow · The moon i s ful l. The morning star s are Venus , Mars and Saturn. The evening stars are Mercury and Jupit er. Those born on this date are under the sign of Ca ncer . They include dirigible Inventor Ferdinand von Zeppelin In 1838· French psychologlsl A l fred Binet In 1857: oil magnate John D Roc,kefeller In 1839 and his grandson, Vice Pres id ent Nelson Rockefeller, In 19!»l jazz singer Billy Eckstlne In 1914 (age 76): Roane Arledge, preslden't of ABC New s and Sports, In 1931 (age 59): singers Jerry Vale In 1932 1age 58) and Steve Lawrence In 1935 (age 55): ballet dancer Cynthia Gregory In 1946 1age 44) and actress Kim Darby In 1948 (age 42!. plant manager. Darst lolned OVEC in 1955 as a guard in the personnel depart · ment. In the same year he transferred to the yard depan. ment at a coal handler He advanced through the various yard department classifications, where In 1970 he was promoted to conveyor opera1or. Darst Is a member of the Cheshire Baptist Chureh. He Is a native of Middleport and he and his wile, Charlene reside at Route 1. Cheshire. tocarrif'r\ \1 \II. srnscRII'TJONs SundtlY On I.\' $-T; H I lrw Y o·,11 :,'2 F.IPmPnran· Weather .lll 'dS ll' hf'n ' m ot or r arn r r <>t·n·ic•• h ,[\ ,lll.tbl ,. co mpetent evtde nrc I hat Sm ith was a poly gamist In the next edition, the ~d itors reportedly told the leaders of the Reorganized Church, that slat e ment about Smith' s plural mar rlages would be left out. Never! heless. thp current 11990) edit ion oft he encyclopedia say s " I here is evidence that Smith may have married as many as 50 wives." A few splint er groups In Utah st ill engage In plural marriages. but the st ate looks the other wa y. "We pr efer t o prosecut~ more h armful cr lm ~s," says the state's attorney general. mented. ··Now al te r three short days I feel comfortable and think I w t\1 and can go back to my classroo m and prPsent some cco num1c material nnd idea s along with social studies, math and language arts." Among the reac hers attending the workshop were Mickey Ku cs ma, Portia nd E ll' rnent ar.v. Randy Fergu son, Lick Middl<> School. .Jack son: Sandra Barr. S_v ra cu sr E l emPntar~': Jean Boggs. WelLs ton Hi gh Sc hool : Pa ul Bo ggs , Wrllst on Junior Hi gh School; lla i'HI Gaul. Sou th · ern Hi gh Sc hoo L Pa mc-l ii Smith . Kinmson E \(•men tary, J oc kson : Gat! Belville. Hannan Tra ce Elcmentarv: and M ark Ca rlisle. \ ' ita Carm ;tn . Dalli r Forgey. Fanni e Mt'l c alr, St~r.1h Spur lock and La rry Shong, al l rrom VInton CHESH !RE - Dale Darst of Cheshire retired July 1 !rom the Ohio Valley Electric Corpora· lion' s Kyger Creek Plant, according to an announcement today from Norman H. Tarr, The Medical Shoppe, Inc. is expanding services to better assist you with your home health needs. COMPLETE UNE OF RENTAl ITEMS! H"ttital lleds/swtrails O.erlltd tables TENS Units Traction Units Tntptlll Bedside Commodes Wllltkhalrs Hoytr Lifts Oxygtn Conrtntratars Walkers, Crutdt•s, Canes Alternating Air MaHressts/Pumps Treadmills "CERTIFIED BRACE SHOP'" 24 H.our Service • Free Delivery MEDICARI!k INSURANCE BILLING DONE ""- L Dillen. MS. PT Dee Dillon, R.N. OWNERS BETWEEN HILLS! CONVENIENTLY LOCATED BIG BEAR l Af~D THE MEDICAL SHOPPE,06 S.INC. Ohio Awe, 165 Jado"' Pte Gollilalls. OIH 45631 614·446·2216 ' 1 Wtlston, Ohio 45692 614·314·6754 �Page-A-4-Sunday Times-Sentinel July Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant. W.Va. a. 1990 •," July 8, 1990 Louisiana abortion veto upheld Miami frosh 7 3-year-old to graduate MARTIN, Tenn. !UP!) Edith May . who left school to become a bride at age 15. will realize he r lifelong dream next month when she graduates from the University of Tennessee· Martin - at the age of 73. May will be the oldest pe rson eve r to gradua te from Tennessee·Martin. sc hool off!. cia ls said. "It was a desire I've a lway s had 1to e arn a degree 1. but I got married when I was 15," May sat d. "1 raised five children and there was jus t no opportun ity for me to do what I wanted for n1YSelf until my family wa s grown ." May grew up in the Ozarks near Marshall. Ark ., where there was not a lot of opportunity . ." Back In the backwoods where I .grew up, there wasn't much o~por tunlt y even for reading materials. When we got a m aga zine, we would pass It around until It was jus t In tatters," she said May earned her high schoo l eqUivalency diploma in 1979 while l iving in Ohio. She moved to Martin and took a n entra nce exam at the sc hool in 1980. She BATON ROUGE, La. (UP! )T he Louisiana Senate fe ll three votes s hort of enacting the nation's tough es t state anti· abortion law over the veto of Gov . Buddy Roemer. It was not Immediately clear If a n ti ·a bortlon leaders in the Senate would make at least one more allempl to override the veto. T he Senate's rules do no t specll\cally provide for a second vote . No governor's veto has been overridden in Louis iana In this century. The upper c hamber voted 2316 lo put the near·ban on abortion into e ffect . A tota l of 26 votes would have been needed to obtain the two thirds majority needed to compeling cla im s to a for tunP in ·· w e bel ieve 1he esse ntial Iss ue that Is at s take Is the freedom of the ind ivi dua l to discover and e njo y the be ne fit of that discov · e r y." Robol said . "There's a lot sunken t r easure . at stCike, and it's more than NORFOLK. Va. !UP! )- Law · yers will probe the murky depths of maritim e la w In the coming week in an effort to clear up su rprise d she A fed e ral judge is scheduled 10 hear closi ng argumPnts Wednf'S· day in a battle for what ma y be "I w as absolutely scared to the richest treasure find In mode rn U.S. histo ry. At stake . up to $1 billio n in gold from th e s teamer Central Amer· ica. which sank abou t 160 miles off of South Carolina during an 1857 hurri ca ne About a ton of glea ming go ld shf' was death because l didn' t know what to e xpect . Confide nce in our· sel ves is so important. If we don't have it, we jus! give up. If we belie ve we ca n. with God's help. we can do it. That's been my motto al l the way through ," she sai d She said her biggest surprise in rPtu r ning to sc hool wa s di scover ing she could lear n the s ubj ect mat ter. May was encouraged by mos t people, but she said a few sco ffed at her dream . "Some of my relatives sneered a t me and sa id, 'What will you do with 1a degree!?' Well. even if I don't m a ke any money wtth it , j~st doing 11 is its own reward, to know I stayed wi th It and accomplis hed what I seJ out to do for the pure enjoyme nt of lea r ning." Her firs t Jove is wr iting, a nd she sa id shp wou ld l ike to wrlte a beok. possibly an a u tobiography . .May fi nis hed classes on J une 29. and she sa id her concen tra - tion often lapsed as she thought abo ut graduation dav '-'These !lnal days~ have been unbe lievable I've been so ex· clled at times that I can hardl y do my work ." she sa id . Hobson ... !From IIOBSON. page All Columbu s to Cha rles ton. four eaC h way . P asse nger and fre \gh1 tra ins tra\·e led on sepa ra te tracks ou t of Hobson bu t m erged a~ Rutland. with more 1ha n 25 s tops made befor e reachtng Columbus . : Coa l. perishable foods, c he m i· •a ls. and feed were tra nsported dn thE' tra i ns. freight while passe nger trains had a baggage c<o~r whic h car ri ed m ai L . Ever y depot had its d ls patch er ol ong with th e em ployees who 6andled th e flatbed wagons Which transported cargo to the baggage ca r . II required ma ny bricks and coins was rec overed last s ummer by the Ohlo·based Columbu s· America Di scove r y Group, with the a id of Nemo, a re mote·co ntrolled und erwa ter robot. It's believed another 2 tons of go ld remain with the Cent ral America. some 8,000 teet below the surface . Bu t bringing up 1he booty, as difficult a s that Is, Is just the beginning of the salvage ba ttle. Col umbu s·A merlca official s cla im they mus t constantly pa · trot the area where the sidewheel steamship was found , fe ndi ng of! 20th century pirates armed with comp uters and sonar equipment. And not all the competition for the gokl takes place a1 sea. Thomas Thompson of Co lum bus. Ohio. who heads Co lumbu s· Americ a, says he feel s like a swimmer e ncircled by sharks when he sits In a courtroom ful l of the lawyers i n the case. Columbus · America is trying to fend off competing claims from U.S. and Br iti sh Insurance com· pan\es a nd Insurance umbre lla orga niza tio ns. from Co lumbia University in New York . and from a longtime treas u re hunter living In Ca lilornia . U.S. Dis trict .Judge Rtchard 8 Kellam will d ecide who gets the go ld . After Wednesday 's a rgu . ment s. he m ay take unti l the end o f the summer to rende r a fin al dec ision. lawyers said. Thompson's lawyer. Ric ha rd Robol of Norfolk, said the casedes pite the millions of dollars at stake - may be f'Vf'n morr Important in determining how ownership c la ims Jo hundreds of other s hipwrecks a re ha nd led. gold ." Co lumbu s·Amer ica cia im s It owns the go ld because the group did what others had no1 been a ble 10 do in more th an 130 years: find th e s hipwrec k and bring up the treas ure. But th e insurance companies say this is not a multimillion· dollar version of "find ers keepe r s." ' 'That 's a legal myth. " said Guilfo rd Ware, a Norfo lk altor· ney representi ng nine insurance interests. "You don't gain any legal ri g ht of owners hip by findin g tlhe go ldr ." To get all or a sha re of the treasure. the insurance com pan · les mu st persuade the judge they ins ured the go ld and paid out claim s alter thl'Central AmericJ sa nk. The s hip wa s heading up the Eas t Coas t to New York w ith a load of gold from Ca iUornla when it went down on Sept. 12, 1857. More !han 400 people los t the ir l ives . Almost 150 survived . Since mos t of 1he relevant shipping d oc uments no longer exis t, th e insura nce companies have relied large ly on newspaper acco un Is of 1he si nking to support thelr claims. During hearings this spri ng, Kellam ruled the newspapers co uld not be used 10 prove th e firms pa id off claims. Th e lnsuranre companies mu st also show they never a bandoned 1he lr c la ims to the gold. Ware con tends they did not, and notPs that they never went after th e Ice cream social LONG BOTTOM - T he Long Bot tom Communit y Associat ion wil l have an old-fa shioned ice crea m soc ial Sa turday at th e Long Bottom Community Bui lding · Se"11ng will begi n at 4 p.m . Sf>vf'ral flavor s of homPmadP icf' cr ea m wi ll be availab le a long with sa nd wiches . ptes. e tc. Mus ic will be prov ided and prizes awarded . peop le to man one t ra in . co ndu ctor took care Take a closer look at 1F all we have to offer. HOLZER CLINIC m any tlmPs taken by train whic h took a littl e over four ~ours . · The e nd of 1he s tea m eng ine era occurred in 1953 when the new diesels made the scene. T he promise of a rosy future a fter the advent of the diesels (ailed to materia lize as competl· tio n Increased from other modes of tran sportation . The decline was gradua l. the eco nomic lm · pa c t devastating for many fami · lies as the number of employees gradual ly decreased. Once a mecca of activity, the llobson yards now stands as a quiet place with only one building fOr the men making the lnfre· quent trips on Conrail. : And oldtlme railroaders like Edgar Thoma s turn to "remem · bering when." 446-5411 Accepting Medicare Assignments POMEROY - There will be a dinner al the Meigs County senior Center In Pomeroy on 'l)lursday from 5-6:30 p.m . The cost of the meal Is $3 per person Inc ludes baked 9teak. mashed potatoes and gravy ' Creamed peas, tomato slices, biscuit, and beverage. Ice cream will be available at an extra cost. : Junior and Rita White will be 19aylng old time favorite songs l9r entertainment beginning at 6 and • The publiC Is Invited to attend. ....~···!' . · ~· .,..,,· by Robe r t E . Jones. 3B. 18o:l Chestnut St. . Gallipoli s. who was headed wesl on Locust St reet . ~; -"'"" Burgess's car also st ruck a dump tr uck par ke d on the sidewalk o ut side Unity Savi ngs Bank as worker s repai r ed the· 0.0. MciNTYRE PARK Sl 0.00/person 6:30 P.M. JULY 19th AT SHELTERHOUSE #1 FOOD, DOOR PRIZES (112 & 112) Special Speaker: State Representative Mike Shoemaker Ti1kets are a¥ailable at Brent Sounder's offite, Gallipolis. • GETTING READY FOR A FRONTIER BATH - Earl Bayer, right, bolls water In the Gallipolis Public Square Saturday morning as he prepares to wash up, lrontier s tyle. Looking on at left Is Heinz Ahlers. Both visitors are members of th e Society of Northwest Longhunlers, Cincinnati . Twenty·six ol the gronp's 52 members set up camp over the weekend in the GalUpolis City Park, along with members of Ihe First American Regiment from Springfi eld, Ohio, lo participate in Ga!Hpolls' blcentfnnlal ce lebration . REPORT MADE - GaiUpoUs City Pollee Ol!iccrs Mike Fulk.•, left, an d Greg Frazier complete reports on a wrec k at the corner of Third Avenue and Locust Street on Friday. (Times·Se ntlnel phoro) HAWAII Patriot man jailed GA LLIPO LIS - ONE-WEEK HONOLULU led expeditions to lind the Tl · tanic . claims he loca ted the Cen tra l America in 1984 sever al year s before Columbus was booked in the Ga llia County ja il late Frida y for domes tic Hostess: janet Minor America's discovery . vio lencE'. Spend a week in exciting Honolulu , home to beautiful Waikiki Beach. Couples apply for licenses ONE-WEEK MAUl GAL LIPOLIS- The fo llowing co uples rece ntly applied for a m a rriage license in the Gallia County Probate Court : Willis September 20-28, 1990 Hostess: Lois Weller IUNSTAR I!RIEI GARDEN TIA[l(lll Availoblo in 14 · 16·18 & !0 M.P. ..,.. Uur6tcw 20) •HDrs.owtr (20 hp ) •Automahc trommtlsion •No dutdlin~ lnfinitt tpetd thoi'' •U", U " or &0'' shatt-•W• mow• ctwoil· llllhle. hlf.mOUnltd to fGIIow fi"OIUMI COIIIDUf. th~ 40 NEW UNITS IN STOCK WITH SAVINGS UP TO 11,800. two toW'S above for a two-w~k stay in HawaW Call AAA lor details. Oahu, Maui, & Kauai 18TH CENTURY PRINTING PRESS - This 18th century Benjamin Franklin printing press used by early setucrs In the Northwest Territory wa.• on display in the Gallipolis City Park over th <' November 6-16, 1990 •~h-bock tNdl anNontelual •Ju tt~de~~d .,,... oSft f·*iftn ottodwwant1 for dtpen&tablt powff tromf• -flKfri " ·0 1"909' ond dnengoge .. tiKh· m~nh with flip of a twHth •Hydrau lic lift raise CMid lowtt ctttacftm-'ts ttfortltt1lo, Norma n, 47, Vinton . .Jo hn Ray Love . 38, Rt. 1, Crown Cit y. a nd Kath i Robin Ca ldwe ll, 32. Rt. I. Crown City. Willi am Roy Johnson . 43, Rt 1. Bidwe ll, a nd She tla Mar ie Mill er, 30, Rt. I, Bidwell. Mich ael Dean Davenport . 31. 28 Lincoln St., Ga llipoli s, and Pe ggy Ellen Tope, 34, of 28 Lincoln St .. Ga llipoli s THREE ISlAND HAWAll •Tiqftt 26" turning radius .,ult-time pow• tt•ing •Dual peilk to cicl tight t•rl'll, two tronunK. sion spttcl ranges c.~d dift•.,t1~ tom hw adcitio"al trEKtion Hostess: Ava Chaboudy weekend. Thomas Strasst>ll, print er , a nwmtwr of A three- island tour allows you to sam ple th e distinct personality of each is land . @ 4th & Main , Reedsville. Oh. PH 378·6126 360 SECOND AVE. 446-0699 "Serving rne general public as well as our members.· IALLIPOLIS Trawel Agency the Society of Northwest Long hunters, Cincinnati, and family were partolthe weekend encampment held in connection with the Gallipolis bicentennial cr lrhration. The hand -fed , press wa." used hy frontier printers bet wren J llO and 1795. Breaking and entering probed Call AAA tuday.' REED'S COUNTRY STORE GALLIPO LI S - Willts .Jo hn· son. Rout<' 1, Ewt ngton. filed a report of breaking and enter ing with the Ga llia County Sheriff' s Department Frida y. Hr reported that so m eo ne cnt rred an out · bui lding behind his house and t oo k a frncP r hargrr solar park Summer Clearance MEN'S SUITS ........... 20% - 2S% ~~G . :166 .00 . .. . . . . .. . . whic h hr recently boug ht for $14 5 A So uthwestern 1\ igh Sehool offic tal reported Fr id ay I hat somronP pu shed a n air ro nd i· tioner out of thP window, l' nt c-red amllcft thr llghts on. Nothing has bern rqJort cd sto lrn Ar th ur AndN son. Wate r loo . rf'por tPrl f'a rl~' Satu rday t!Jal Mikr Dashrr rl'fu ses lo pa~· his rr nt and tha t Das her thrPa trnPd him wit h a shot gun . Vic tor R . .J ones. Routr I. Crow n Ci ty. repo rt ed Frida y that so mPOnf> stolr his tandum axlP ca r hau le r Sonya Ph alin. Roull' 2. C a \J ipu G. 330 .00 .. ..... .. ... .... · . . . NOW '132 00 Voluts lo 1!6 NOW .$1499 CDM,IITI STOa MIN1 SPORT & KNIT SHIRTS IIG. II 0.00 - ...- ........... _..........NOW 11.00 IIG. 114.00 ............................ NOW 111.10 HG. 110. 00 ............................. NOW lf6,00 HG. '14.00 - ................ - ...... NOW 119,10 DRESS SLACKS lEG . 118.00 ............................ NOW IIUO lEG. 141.50 ................-.......... NOW 134.00 IIG. 161.00 ............................. NOW 151.00 llodr CORVME PERFORMANCE LOADED. m bb PACKAG~ $1 1 000 Rebate CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC·GEO~' INC. 992-6614 301 East Main, Ohio WRANGLER PRE· WASHED JEANS .::~ NOV( $)8. 99 391 WEST MAIN STEET 992-3524 Your Hometown Bank Hires Hometown People! Fooclland . ~20 Jack son Pike. and onr mul e star ted to Wi.llk ou t In our community, we're committed to offt•r the kind of services and personal a ttcntion you want and need . When you hank with us, you 'U find that we're much more than just a fi. nancial institution, we're a hometown friend. wi th bo ttles of be er and a lcohol. An emplo yee identified one of 1hc boys as Robert Marcum. Rout£' :m. Vin ton Baughma n " lso n 'pOrtf'd that thP m en thrf'w thr ho ii iPs at Pmployrrs as thPY ran from tht' storP. Linda Lee Mayer ha s bee n employed with Farmers Bank for 14 years . Linda Is currently C ustomer Service Representative . Linda and her husband, Donald , and childre n, B ethany and Michael, resi d e at Z5 Cave Street In Pomeroy. Linda is a graduate ol Pome roy High School . She has a general banking di · ploma through the American Institute of Bank Ing . She Is a member of the Trinity Co ngregational Church and the Trinity Choir and Is the c hurch council secretary . She Is also a past Ma · tron Evangeline Chapter #1720rder of Eastern Star. Linda Is currently VIce President ol Marketi ng lor Hills ol Ohio Chapter American Insi · lute of Banking. She e njoys working with ceramics during h er s pare lime . i n rile S k il led 1'\ursing Fctc di ty of .1 nur s ing h omecJn be e~ n cmotion~ l :tn d d tff icult d c u s ton for both th e rr m pcc1 ivc restden t and memb ers of rhc fe~m tl v . Whet her dtcratc d b y ~1cci d cn t , ill ness , or .tdve~ncin g .1.~C. til l' dw ilC ' to exr lore con - GROUP MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS tinuing hc :r lrh c:trc optto ns i mpo:cs em<> · NOW $1299 t ion.tl. soc·tct l :1n N nnllm tc de m ands We und cr11a nd that vour c h o ice mu" be made wtt h the .tssur an ce rh.tt r h e WAlK SHORTS & SWIM WEAR IIG. I I 5.00 .............................. NOW lfl 00 lEG. 114.00 ............................. NOW 119.10 I !G. IJI .OO ............................. NOW II!:t.0 GROUP CASUAL SlACKS 1/3 OFF IIG. 119.9S .............................. NOW 119.91 lEG. Ill.50.............................. NOW 11161 IIG. IJ9.95................. ............. NOW 116:65 GROUP MEN'S SHOES 50°/o OFF t h e prospe ct ive res id e nt w tl l b e CARED FOR an d CA H.FD t\BOlJT an at m osp h e re w hich recognizes rile h ea l th ,tnd ph ystc:tl welfare· of in dw resi de n t as we ll as th e res id e n t's d ig n tty. prt v:tcy a nd indi v i d u ~tlit y. S inn ' our S kill e d Nurstng Faciliry is a dep arr tn c nt o f V e t e ra ns M em o - ~~we're Committed To Our Hometown ... " Ho sp it :~\. res ident s of our facili t v e n joy th e :~v:t ibbtlit y nf 2 ti - h our phys ic ian cover:1ge . There is :~rcesstbil iry to sra t e-of- th e - arr eq uipm en t . rial emergenc-y and opcr :rring room s. x - r a y , i:lhorator y, pharma cy and pcrso- Your Bankfot~··· Fs Farmers Bank n .tl se rvi ces . Our staff ts t rc1i n ed and li censed to prov tde spec iali zed c are while at a II rimes r es pening a nd e ncouraging the individu a ltt y of each r es ident. STRAIGHT LEG OR lOOT CUT W e offer a pre - a dmi ss ion orientat ion which includ es a rour of our fa cility and ans w ers to al l perrinenr que st ion s $22.99 I~ If we can 992-2104 liii!J •. I POMEROY, OHIO served around noun Galli polis . repo rted late Fr id ay that fo ur m ales en trrprl the slorr 1h .ll the nee d Ill c·n tu OFF 2 FOR '21 RO HoME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER POMEROY - The Singer fa mil y reunion will be he ld J ul y 22 at the PomProy Se nio r Citizp ns Ce nter . Doorswi ll ope n at II a .m . and a potluck dinner wi ll be Vc·Jn. t llS Mctnm tc tl Hosr tt.tl . understand REG. 118 Sylvanio Magna vox GE Singer rennion Club .Jeff Ra ug hm an. Ohio Vaile)' lis, rl'portrd that her car kry s wrrr s to lrn ea r l~' Sat urd ay whi! r \XIc . '95 .00 ................................. ......... N0W'76.00 '116 .00 .............................. ......... NOW '92 .00 '136 .00 ............................... .... .. ... NOW '1 08.00 '155 .00 .......... ..................... .. .. NOW'116 .25 GP. MEN'S Emerson Shin! om Multi Tech xott WE REPAIR ALL MAKES WE UNDERSTAND ... ...... NOW '184:00 ....... NOW '2 47 50 SPORT COATS .............. 20/ -2S% Funai Symphonic KTV Phil<o MEET LINDA MEN'S SUMMER REG. REG . REG. REG. Goldstor Somsung Soundesign Zenith <>hr wa :-. danc ing at th e AddJsun OFF R G. 186.00 .................. ............... ....... NOW '148 00 R~G. ?30 00 · · · .. · · · FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE Norma n, 46, Vinton , and Avo nell You'll fall in love with the wide beaches and beautiful scenery of MauL Combine Wtliam D. For sythe, '2 0, Rou lr 2. Pa t rio t, September 13-21, 1990 SUMMER DRESS SHIRTS Dinner set p.m. northbound on Thi rd Ave nue. Her car struck a ve hicle drivea JAN MICHAEL LONG Univer sity and treasure hunter Un lversll y rese archer who had Crow n Cit y, was treated and roof on the bank. Burgess was cited for failu re to .. stop for a traffic signa l and ·· !allure to wea r a seat bel t. The inte rvention of Columbia Ha rry John ha s further compU · ca ted the case . John. a brewery heir . and his partner , Jack Gr imm . hired a Co lumbia Uni · verslty research team in the early 1900s to find the Central America. William Ryan. a Columbia accident occ urre d Friday aft er · noon al the cor nPr of Thi rd released from Holzer Medical Ce nt er after she fai led to stop for a red light as she was headinl?: AvPnuf' and Locust Stree t Delsie J. Burgess . 53, Rou!e 1. STATE SENATOR sary underwater techno logy has treasure. GALLIPO LI S- A 1wo V(' hicle FUND RAISER gold before because the neces · only recently been developed . Co iumbu s· Amer\ca charges th e insurance firms were unln· te rested In the shipwreck until they found out the group wa s ge tting ready to holst up the a nd meet with other students, professors a nd s ta ff members to discuss It the day before classes begin . The progra m , now in Its ninth year, sends the message that the universit y ls about "books , learn lng a nd Ideas. " said William Gracie , an English department !acully mem ber who directs Miami' s s ummer reading program . of Qassengers a nd tick ets, and the Oagman a nd head bra keman made up th e team : Man y \ole igs Co untian s tra veled to Athens by tra in daily to attend clasSoPS at Ohio Univer 9lt y . Trips to Co lumbu s fo r famil y outings and s hopping ~ere OXFORD, Ohio !UP]) - It may be vacation, but officials at Miami University are handing out what has become a tradl· Ilona! s ummertime "home· work" assignment to next !all's crop of flrst·year s tudents . Although participation In Mia· ml's summer reading program Is optional, more than 90 percent of Incoming freshmen are expected to read this year's book, "Going Alter Caccia to" by Tim O'Brien, Page A-5_ The way it was ... - - - - - - Two-car wreck injures Gallia woma~: get 'homework' "Celehrate 124 Years of Quality Clothing Sales" The e ngin eer a nd fireman were in the old stE'a m engines, the sa id. "I would not be optimisti c." The measure, passed by both houses of the Legislature last month a nd vetoed by Roemer Friday, would make It a felony to perform an a bortlon unless the woman's life was threa tened by her pregnancy . The measure carried a maximum prison term of 10 years and a fine of up to $100,000. Roemer, who has described himself as antl ·abortion, said he vetoed !he bill because II did not co ntain exceptions allowing a bortions In pregnancies caused by rape or incest. The House had voted Friday to override the governor's veto. Fortune in sunken treasure hanging in the legal balance passe d it. but began classes In the fall of 1900. s.1 id over ride th e vela. The votes tilled more I han 1,000 a ntl·abortlon acllvlsts who had c hanted "override" outside the Senate c hamber for more than th ree hours . In the statehouse rotunda area, they later picked up the chant, ·'We will win." Aborlion · rlg ht s activ i sts shouted and cheered while , In· side the Senate visitors' gallery, more than 150 abortion oppo· nent s sa t sullenly. Se n. Allen Bares, an abortion opponent from Lafayelle. s aid a fte r the vote he doubted anti· abortion forces cou ld scrape togeth er the extra votes needed to e na ct the bill. " We need three votes." he Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio Point Pleasant. W. Va . --"C:J help you with thi s important decis ion , JUSt gtve u s a call at Veterans Memorial Hospital 11 5 East Memorial Drive 992-2104 992-2136 221 WEST SECOND POMEROY, OHIO Pomeroy .... ' .. . . . . . ~ ' ' ' ........ . .. · ·" ~· ~ ,, MEMBER FDIC ...· -.... ... . ~ ,·, 985-3385 STATE ROUTE 7 TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO �Page July 8, 1990 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. A-6 Sunday Times-Sentinel Along the River Area deaths- - - - - - - New Water ... _ ____.:.:::.:::::.:..:::.:.:....:=::::..::::..:.::.:..._ _ _ _ __ (From NEW WATER, on All Anna Cole COOLVILLE - Anna Co le. 89, Guysville. died Friday in St Jo'*'ph' s Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va. Born m Meigs County, she was the daughter of the late Henry and Amanda Randolph Reed. She was a member of the Troy Baptist Church. She is survived by three sons, Ralph tAnomil Baker, Archie "Joe" tJunel Co le. both of Guysvi lie. and Arthur "Art · tBettyl Cole of Coolville; three daughters, Beatrice Kemper of Belpre. Manda !Roberti Allen of Cinc innat i. a nd Metta !Ric hard ) Webb of Columbu s; one sister. Wilma Starkey of Fort Myer s. Fla. ; 21 grandchildren. 33 great grandchildren, and three great great-grandchildren. as well as S('vera l nieces a nd nephews . In add ition to her parents. she was preceded in death by her first husband, Clarence Baker. in 1924; her second husband. Worthy Co le. in 1986; one daugh . ter,lda Jane Crow; a son-in-law. John Kemper; a grandson. Clar ence Kemper; three brothers and six sis ters. Services will be Monday at 1 p m . in the White-Blower Fun· e ra! Home, Coolville, with the Rev . Charles Buck officiating Burial will be in Fairview Ceme tery . Friends may call a t the funeral home after 2 p.m . on Su nday . Martha F..w.ter Jordan VI!\TON - Martha Eas ter Jordan, 8-l. Rt. I, Thurman , died Sat urda ~' in Holzer Medical Ce nter. Born April 15. 1906 in Lewis Co unty. Ky .. she was the daugh · ter of the late Len E . and Maxie Clark Preston. She was a member of the Deer Creek Freewill Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband. Seaford Moses .Jordan: by one brothe r. one sis ter and one half-sister; and by om• grandson, Michael Camde n. sons. Richard E . Rose of Canton and James K. Rose of Miller sport; one daughter. Sharon Kellev , of Newark: two brothers . Holbert Rose Johnson of Johnstown and Millard Rose of Chesapeake; five s is ters, Geneva Rose and Helen Patton of Columbus, Kathaleen Holderby of Chesapeake, Stella Ar nold of Gallipolis and Wyona Ca llicoat of Phoenix, Ariz.; and three gra ndchildren. He was preceded in d ea th by two sons. one brother and one sis1er. Services will be held Tuesda y. July 10. at 1 p.m. at the Criss Brothers Funera l Chapel in Newa r k with the Rev. Patrick Mead officiating. Burial wi ll be in the Newa rk Memorial Gardens . Friends may call Monday . July 9 from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home Jane Ann Warner MIDDLEPORT - Jane Ann Warner. 69 . of Middleport, d ied Friday at Holzer Medical Center Born in Middleport to the lat e Samuel a nd Ann 1Jones 1 Flck. she was a former employee of the Mei~s Co unty Cour t House whrrr she worked In th~ Health and Human Services Department . She was a member of the Saint Paul Lutheran Church. She was preceded In dea th by her hu sband, William F . Warner in 1979. She Is survived by two sons, James W. and Jay P. War ner. both of Middleport; one sister. Mary Neutzling, of Middleport ; two granddaughters, Nicole Lynn and Tara Ann Warner, both of Lancaster. Pa.: two co usin s, Mary and Greg Rager, both of Co lumbu s; one niece, Claudia Jo McCauley, of Knoxville. Tenn.: and one nephew. Mark Grimm. of Bristol, Tenn . Services will be held Monda y. July 9. at 1 p .m. a t the Raw! ings Coats-Fisher F uneral Home wit h the Rev . William Middleswar th officiating. Burial will be m the RiverviPw CemPtery . Friends may call anytime after 10 a .m . Su nday, July 8 wllh the famil y being present from 2 to4 p.m . and from 7 to 9 p.m. Memoria l con tr ibutions can be made to the Meigs County Branch of the America n Cancer Society. Pomeroy . Gray wants new trial WlNFIELD, W.Va. iUP li - A Ga llipolis ma n convicted of fir stdegree murder in the killing of a Putnam County deputy sheriff asked Friday for a new trial. A lawyer for Rober I G ray, .11. told Circuit Judge Clarence Wa ft that his jury may have been tainted s ince some of lhe jurors werP present in co urt w hen co-defendant Raymond Huck was sentenced for second -degree a decision next week . Gray wa s co nvicted last m onth of shooting John Janey. a Put na m Co unt y sheriff's deputy moonlighting as an in surancf' in ve~ ti ga t or for a suspected ar son case at Huck 's rura l residence near Hu rricane las t August. Gray remains in jai l Another defend an t In the depu ty's slaying, Robert Bates of Gallipolis . st ill faces I rial. plained that maintenance of these four old er tanks has be- Dlstricl, in a ll, has 500 miles of water mains. Nearly two-t hirds of Its customers are in Meigs County . Poole expla ined th at in a rural wa te r district lik e Tuppers Plains -Chester. the sys tem mu st "pay for Itself" . F i nancl ng for Phase IV came from a $64 1,000 low interes t loan from Farm~rs HomE Administration and a 29 percent grant of $187,000 to the district. T upper s Plains-Chester Water July 8, 1990 • of more of them. Pa inting cos ts of these tanks alone has skyrocketed to over $10 .000. Poole says the district does not anti c ipate more tank cons truction or line expansion after the co mplellon of its Phase I V project s. He Indicates that the treat ment plant is In need of ex pansion. but doesn't foresee that work being comp leted In the near future . citing funding as a m a jor stumbling block in those p lans. B • . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii come a deterren t to construction In a ddition to the four e levated tan ks, located near Reedsville, Success Road, Lottridge and a t Five Points, there are three existing ground storage tanks and ten booster plants in the rural sys tem, all of which are supplied by the treatment plant located near Sand Hill Cemetery in Long Bo ttom. 'm"imes- ientinel Section 9J~~ HOMECARE MEDICAL ~: Vision • of local woman becomes Blennerhassett Herb Garden By JULIE E. DILLON Times-Sentinel Sial! BLENNERHASSETT IS LAND - Herb. The word is defined as "a plant whose leaves SUPPLY INC. EQUIPMENT· SALES· RENTALS· REPAIRS "Complete Medical Equipment For Home Use" or stem s are used for medicine, seasoning , food, or perfume." But to Connie Hill. Apple Grove. herbs were someth ing she pictured In a garden at Blennerhas sett Island, near Parkersburg, W.Va. Mrs . Hill sta ted that an herb garden at Blennerhassett Island has been a dream of hers for quite some time. So . about three years ago she co ntacted Ray Swick. historical advisor for the Island, to ask permission for her herb group to establis h a garden on the Island. Now Mrs. Hill started a group In October 1988 called the River Valley Herbalists which consists of 35 members from Meigs County and also from J ackson Cou nty, W.Va She is quick lo poin t o ut, however , tha t this group is not a soc ial one. It Is a working, doing, get Involved type of organization whose members do wha t they can for the community. Last fa ll, Mrs. Hill and a designated com mit tee lor the Blennerhassetl Herb Garden. consi sti ng of Be t ty Milhoan, Linda McCoy. Jill Knopp, Sue Hayman, Juanita Conrad, and Debbie Gi lmore. selected a location for the garden in backlof the WAllfiiS • HOME OXYGEN • YiHE:LCHAIRS •liOS?ITAL BEDS • SHOWER STOOLS • AOUL T DIAPERS • UNDEJIPADS iCHUXSi • BEOSIOE'COMMOOES • PATIENT LifTS • LIFT CHAIRS • WALKERS • DIABETIC SUPPLIES • OSTOMY WE BILL MEDICARE & OTHER INSURAHCE FOR YOU THIRD & PINE ST. GALLIPOLIS ............. " ____ ,. Toll Free I ROO :158 5844 446-7283 Mason Furnitur::.;:e;.....-'!t't' murder Watt sa id he wou ld have mansion . Early this spring, around th e firs I of March. the group began their task of instal ling the garden at the desired location. Selecti ng the site was the easy part , according Io Mrs. Hill. The hardest part was preparing the ground, which was done by hand with a rake. a hoe, and a ground tiller. After the ground was prepared, members of the group, as sis ted by workers on the Island, constructed a s tone wall. Where did they find all of the stones , you ask? Well, lhe stones were used In the loundatlonolthe Island's origina l mansion. The design of the garden. created by Mrs. McCoy, Ravenswood , W.Va. ,Is a keyhole cottage kitchen s tyle. Mrs. Pill describes It as a culinary kitchen garden which also wa s prevalent durtng the time Harmon and Margaret Blennerhassett occupied the Island In lhe early 1800's. A great deal of research went Into selecting a design for the garden. Mrs. Hill points out. She wanted a garden that truly represented those of Harmon and Margaret Blennerhassett' s era . The garden consists of more than 50 types of herbs a nd old -fashioned flowers tha t we re prominent during the Blennerha sset t' s time. In a ddition to the main herb garden behind the mansion . there Is also a snipping garden located just outside the kitchen of the mansion. This garden, prepa red by Mrs. Milhoan, consists of chives. par s ley, thyme. garlic , and other plants tha t may be needed quickly lor cooking or other uses . KEYHOLE DESIGN - The herb garden on Blennerhassetl Island Is classified as a keyhole cottage kilchen garden. The design was prevalent durlng the early 1800'a. Thill parllcular design was created by Linda McCoy, member ollhe River Valley Herbalists. will know what they're lookin g at. In addition to the herb garden al Blertnerhassett Island. the River Valley Herbalists are responsible lor herb gardens at the mini-park In Pomeroy, which was done In conjunction with Pomer oy's Sesquicentennial ; the Meigs County Mu seum ; and at Sayre's Log Cabin In Jackson County, W.Va . Members of the group wil l also be sponsoring an herb fest on Sept. 29 at the mini-park In Pomeroy If you would like to see more of their work. The River ValleY. Herbalists' responsibility doesn't end now that the garden Is completed. They are responsible for the upkeep of the garden which Includes weeding and replacing plants. Mrs . Hill points out, however. that the herbs In the garden need very little maintenance, which Is the way It was planned. The most rewarding part of the process has been the finishing day when everything finally cam e toge ther. Mrs. Hill stated. She went o n to say that everything Is marked now so people WEEDING - Part of malntalnlnK lhe herb garden al Blennerhasselt Island Is weeding. Connie HID, director of the project, Is pictured In the keyhole cottage kitchen garden. Surviving are three sons, Len Eugene Jordan of Rt. 2, Ga llipo· lis. Seaford Marlin Jordan of Rt. l. Thurma n. a nd Lo nn ie Jordan of Rt. l. Thurman: two daughtns. Mr s. Jack !Maxie) Ca mden of Rt. l, Bidwell. a nd Mrs . Ronnie tShir ley t TerryofRt . J. Bidwell ; a brother. Dennis Preston of Pyro: one sis ter. Mary Gulley of Fiemi ngsburg. Ky .: 11 halfbrothers. Elva Lowder of Ketter in ~ . Clifford Lowder of Florida. L.T. Preston, Cleve Preston and Leonard Preston. all of Colum bu s. Dona ld Pres ton of At hens. Robert Pres ton of Tennessee. Jpssie Prestnn of Jackson, Ar· thur Pres ton of Ches hire, Dou· glas Preston of Florida. and Johna than Preston of Vinton; five half-sisters. Ernestine Lowder Clark of Florida, Ger trud e Pres ton of Columbus. Dorot hy Gibson of Athens, Freda Kinney of Rt. 2. Vinton, and Brenda Preston Ball of Rt . 2. Vinton; n ine gra ndc hildren and nine gn•at -grandc hild ren . Services will bell a .m . Tues daY in the Deer Creek Freew il l Ba.ptis t Church. with the Rev Llovd Fry offic iati ng. Buria l will be ·in Old Pine Cemetery. Rio Grande Friends may call at the McCoy -Moore Funera l Home, Vinton. from 6-9 p.m . Monday . FINAL DAY Monday, July 9 1989 Nissan Pickup, Air 1989 Pontiac Sunbird 1988 Mazda Pickup Cab Plus 1988 Mazda J23LX, Burgundy 1988 CRX OX, White, Air 1987 Nissan Sentra 2 Door 1987 Tempo 4 Door, Blue 1987 Olds 98 Regency 1987 Dlds Calais 4 Door Fantastic Buying Opportunity For You Frankly. we're In a tight spot. Our warehouse Is big. but not big enough for the deluge of merchandise that Is pouring In on us I Like n early everyone else in this business we bough! more than we should have a nd now we can't do a nything about Ill We can't stop load after load of merchandise now corning ln. We're bulging a t the seams ... and more shipments are a rrtvtng daily! We've crammed our floors more than fuU. and cut prices to the llmlt for quick sale I We're counting on your ability to recogniZe real bargain s a nd to help yourself to fabulou s savtngs ... and help us get out of this real jamt This After-The-4th -OfJuly Sell-A-Bratlon lasts for 3 days only so hurry In and help us make some elbow room! Rirhard L Rose NEWARK. Ohi o- Rtchard L. Rose , 66. 2.112 Dut c h Lane. Newark , dil•d Saturday morning at G rant Medical Ce nter in Col umbus Born November I. 192J in .Ga llipolis, he wa s the so n or 1h(• late Levi and Meda tZimmer man l Rose. He was a vetern of the World War I I and a member of the DAV . He wa s a retired emp loyee o f t he T1mken Co mpany He Is survived by his wife. Doris Gene 1Davis 1 Ro'*' ; two HOT SPRING SPA Your 365 Day-A¥ear Retreat ?::\ . 1986 Escort 2 Door, Red 1986 Nissan Pickup 4x4 1986 Eurosports 4 Door 1985 Olds Calais, Blue 1985 Ford Escort, Tan 1985 Dodge Aries 4 Door 1985 Nissan 300 ZX, T-Top 1985 Cavalier 2 Door, Automatic 198 5 ---1 • • Always hot and ready to use . MOTO-M!\SSAGE~ the only mov1ng jets. • • Deep, reclined >eating. projecl of Belly Milhoan, conlalns herbs and plants thai may hr needed quickly lor cooking or medicinal purposes. PLANTING -Peggy Moore plants a n he rh In the snipping garden at the Ble nnerhassett Mansion. The s nipping garden, a ----------------------~~~..- · -- '"" fl ' J ' '· 'i I ,. I~ - -- ,_ iZ ' .• N C~RS ' -· . ntrNi):.\'ii'JOIN STONES - The slones of lhe herb garden at Blennerpasselt Island were taken from lhe loundallon of the Island' s original man sion. 1983 Chevy Estate Wagon 1982 Honda Accord 4 Door 1981 Buick Regal 2 Duor 1976 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible Never over S20 per month to operate. THE HAPPY H,· 'NDA PE1 •PLE A 10 E BAUM LUMBER CHESTER 985-3301 S tAIA. /\I hAn !'\, 5911 A5!'"l ~ BEGINNING STAGES - ThiJ iJ the Blenner· , · huaeU Herb Garden ·In Its early stages of Jan Gerhold, Connie Ui14a McCoy. preparation. Plclured are HID, Sue Hajoinan, a~d SUN DIAL PlACEMENT -Oaeflnll~toiiCb lor the Blennerhauett Berti Garden II placllil ille • !.r . .. . . . . ... . ' ~ ~ ..... ..... ..... .. ... ~ . .... ... ._ ' . . ·-· ._ . ... _.,., . . ........... ... . . . . alllllll~; . w~,#.~ll doaated ·bJ ~tty lefti lliel&' , '~: MIDtoan,: " IH!IIilllul tMII by-Connie HID. f ' j .fj'""l 1 · I �Page-B-2-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. . By James Sands Rl.verby· · · .--for a few ye ars, he desired a milder climate. In 1869 he came to Gallipolis and shortly thereafter became a partner with Dr. Levlsay. In 1870 Needham marr ied Florence Needham who was the daughter of Charles Hen ktn g, one of the founders of the Ohio Valley Bank. Needham had sev e re health prob l ems even though he was only In his 30's. He and his wife bought a home In Jackso nv ill e, F lor ida and It was there that I hey spent the winters. Needham was active In politIcs. serving on the Ga llipolis city cou ncil and as Gallla Cen tral Co mmlltee chairman of the Republi ca n party. In the fall of 1881 Needham ran for the Slate Senale and was elected. On December 15, 1881 his family went to Colu mbus for the Senate term , He became quite Ill on Jan uary 10, the day before the opening of !he Senate, bul the nex t day he was present at his sea t to be sworn ln. On Tuesday Jan uary 12. 1882, Needham was again at his desk, but became quite ill and had to be taken to t he doctor. His w ife and brother .J n· BY JAMES SANDS GALLIPOLIS - "R iverby" ' . t he home of the Fre nch Art Co lony was built about 1856·7 by Dr. Lev lsay who was described by one person as A!• ,,,,. a "Chesterflel· dian. noble look· lng man who had a taste for , the go od . th e . . bea u tifu l . and . · the artistic." He was a highly educa ted man. being know ledgeable In many fields other than medicine, !rom which he ear ned his livelihood. Dr. Levlsay was born In 18241n Lew isburg, Vir gini a (now West VIrginia ). He was a graduate of severa l very prominent lnstltu· tlons of learning and came to Ga llipolis In 1848 to begin the practice of medicine at the age of 24. He was married to Mrs. Elizabeth Lang In 1854 at Freda· nla, New Jersey . It was no doubt t his fact tha t caused him to purchase durin g tha t same year t he land on which "Riverby" wou ld be bu lit. During the Civil War. Dr. Levlsay was one of 7 surgeo ns that practiced full time at the U.S. A rm y Hospita l that was located then near Gallipolis 1on the present grounds of the Gal li polis Developmenta l Cen teri A t one point In the war Dr . Levlsay was In charge of the hospital when for a br ief per iod followi ng a batt le In West Vtrgl· nla In 1864 It had over 3000 pat ients. Following t he Civil law C.W. He nking wrre summoned and abou t 30 minutes before his death, Mr . Henklng ra ised Dr . Needham from his bed to help him wi lh his breathing, but he soo n sank back say in g, "Gone' Absolu tely gone~" Those were hi s las t words . He was l aid to rest Janu ary 15, 1882 In the Mou nd Hil l Ce metery . The fun· era! took place at "Riverby" which by I hen had become Needham's home. Despite the poor weather there was an War , Or. Levisay took in Dr Charles Needham as a partner In the 1870's Levlsay sold ou t to ('Ieed ha m and mov ed t o Chicago when::. he had a larg-e surgical pract ice Unfortunately for Levi· say, the great Chicago fi re dest royed his house . office and (nrd lca l equipment. I t wa s then that he ca me back to Ohi o, locating at Ironton wher e he d ied A ugu st 5. 1900 Dr W.C. H Needham was born i n 1845 In Massac hu setts. At the age of 1fi Needham vo lunt eered for the 60t h Massac huset t s ln fan · trv Vo lun teers. Fo llowing the Civil Wa r. he we nt to Wi sco nsin and began the st udy of medicine AftPr pracllring m ed!C'ine there enormous crow d and thP program included dirges playt'd by th e Gal l i pc ll s Citv Band. Dr. Needham's w ife Fl oren ce continued t o rP sid e at "Riverby" for somp yea r s after this along with the two children. one of whom perhap s thinkin g th at he wou ld l ive only to 37 as hls father had becam e a sort of dare devil, adven turer and globe trot ter. Dr . Char IPS Hol zer Sr . was no doubt. at least durin g the Great Depression 1he most significant citizen of the Old French City . His accomp l lshmf'nt s for his adopl ed cit y l ive on m any years pas t his dea th. Community calendar SUNDAY VINTON - Deercreek Baptist Church has Paul's Chapel Quartet singing 7 p.m ., Sunday . NORTHUP - Northup Baptis t Church homecoming Is Sunday , 10: 30 a.m . with Rev. Steve Eber l and Rev . Bud Hatfield preach· I ng; dinner on the ground s. KANAUGA - Revival at !he Vo ice of Hope Apostolic, July 8. just above Holid ay Inn. with Rev. Ro n Drown of Muncy, Ind. and special singing. Begins at 7:30 p.m . MACEDONIA - Rev ival at Macdonla Church.Speaker July 5·8 will be Pastor Wayne Queen and singers T he VIsion Heirs. July 9-15 speaker will be Rev. George Holly and si ngers Holly Family. Servi ces star t at 7 p.m . GALLIPOLIS - The Blaxtons from Hartsell, Ala. , wil l si ng at the White Oak Bapti st Churc h, Sunday atll a.m . GALLIPOLIS - Job and Ka thryn While reu nio n is Sunday, Raccoon Creek Cou nty Park: dinner at noon. GA LLIPOLIS - Brent Un r oe preaches at Providence Mission· ary Baptist Church, Sundya . 6;: 30 p.m . BURLINGHAM -The Bur !Ingham Ca mp of the Mode r n Woodmen wil l have a picn ic Sund ay al 12 : 30 p.m. at the northbound park on Route 33 near Darwin . The camp will furn ish meat and everyone Is a br ing a covered dishhfo r th e potluck . Specia l recognit ion will be given to Emerson Dougla s and K evi n King . LEON - The Valley Gospel Si ngers will be singing at the Leo n Gospel Light house on Su n day at 7;: .10 p .m . MONDAY CHESH IRE Ol d Kyger Church Vacati on Bible Sc hool, July 9· 13 beginning a t 6 p.m POMEROY - The Me~ gs J.o. cal Band Boosle rs wil l mrPt Monday at 7 p.m . at the high school band room . POMEROY The Mergs County Explorer Law Enforct• ment Post 230 will meet Monda y at 5:30p.m . In thecommon plea s court room In t he Meigs County Courthouse. POMEROY - The Di sabled American Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary wi l l meet Monday al 7 p .m . at the hall om Buttern ut Ave . MIDDLEPORT - There will be a free clothing gi ve-away, specifi cally women 's c lothes of all sizes, at the Mt. Mori ah Baptist Church base men t on Fou r th and Main Stre ets In Middleport on Monday from 8 a. m . to I p .m . RAC I NE- Th eSo u thernBoos ters will have a meeting Monday a t 7 p.m . a t I he schoo l to discuss money-making project s. Par· ents and coac hes are encoura ged to attend . TUESDAY GALLIPOLIS - T he Gallla County Di str ict Libr ary Board of Trustees will meet Tuesda y. J u ly 10 at Library . :=, p.m . l:lossa rd KY GER- Ches hi re Town ship Trustees meet T uesday, 5 30 p.m.. tow ns hip bu i lding in Kyger. POMEROY - The Pomero\ F l ame Fellowship Chapter wiil m ee t T uesday at 7 p.m at thP se nior c!tizPn s cent er. Patricia Eastham. evange l is t. Hunti ng ton. W.Va .. will be the guest speaker. There wrll b<• spe ci al singing. Refres hment s wil l be served T he public is invited to attend . HARRI SONVILLE- The Har ri sonv i llfl SPnior Cit izrns w i l l h o ld a b l ood prP.ss urp clin ic Computer instruction set at Rio for teachers R IO GRANDE -An ln!roduc· tory compu ter co urse for i n· service and pre·ser vlce teacher s Is being offered by the University of Rio Grande during the second summer term J uly 9 to Aug . 10. Th e course. CS 273 1.173. is offered under sel ec ted topics as "Computers In the Classroom." Emphasis will be on becoming famil iar wit h th e computer , it s capabllllles and limitations . The class will meet on T uesday and Thursday mornings from 8-11 a .m . From one·half to two·t hlrds of the class lime w i l l be spent In the computer lab using various pro· gra m s that are useful to the teacher In prepa rin g co urse material. r ecord keepi ng. and oth er classroom admi nis trative tasks . ! This Is not a program m lng course ) Considerat ion w i l l also be given 10 using the computer as an ins tTuctton tool (a n audi oiVIs ua I devi ce ) . T here are no pre· req uisit es for parti cipation. Experienced co m· puler users may be perm il led to work on indiv idu al proj ect s. Textbook tor the class Is "Too ls fo r Schools" by Turner and Land A copy of the tex t Is ava ilable for review i n t he Co llege of M ath e· matlcs and Sc ience Office. Credit options Include th ree quarte r hours or credit with grade recorded: th ree qu art er hour s of cr ed i t withou l gra de (passt fai l opti on ); and Con t!n u. ing Ed ucat ion option t threr CE Us i . July 8, 1990 RG sets swnmer • regtstratton ttmes town . People in the news.. . _ _ __ By United l'ress International : REAGi\N INVASION: A 3.l year ·old m an marked the Fourlh Qf July by breaki ng i nto forml'r President Reagan 's hom e in th r &xc lu sivr &>I Ai r srctio n of L os Ange lf's Tr le v is i on rm ployrr who wan ts to peek at his f in anc ial records . A n Atlan ti c Co unt y. N .J.. judge ordered Trump and his es tranged wife. I vana, to provi de sea led state· · mr nts of pc•r sona l worth as well <.t s th1 •i r inrome tax r r tu r ns for th e pa st th ree years . s ta t ion K CAL sai d Gregory S. Gordon was a r res ted at the Reaga ns' posll retirement home Wrdnes ~ay and c harged with the federa l cnme of endangering a former presidPnL T hf"rP was no immf' Rio Grande High alwnni reunion July 21 dlate commen t from Pit hcr thr Reagans or their Secret Se n1ce de tai l on th P rPport. T hP IP IPv i Slon stat ion sa id Nancy Reagan ~aw the Intruder but tha t th e former pre-sident was in another par t of the residence. . GORBY SAYS THANKS : Mik- hail Gorbachev is a grac ious guest. The Soviet president sent a (etler of thanks to Minnesota Gov . Rudy Perpich for playing host to him last month . "Ratsa . end I are gra teful to y ou and al l Mtnnesolans for the unforgett a· ble day we spent as yo ur guests on June 3." Gorbachev's th ank· you sa id . "We wert' able to fully ~pprectate the remarkable quail· ttes of your compatriots' frte ndll· iless, slncerll y and openess .... send warm greetings to Mrs. Perpich and to the people of Minnesota · wishes for happl · ness. well·belng and peace." Corbachev did show a grograp hi · Cal deficiency, however. The tetler was addressed to "the gover nor of !he state of Mlnne· $Qta, Rudy Perpich, clly of Minneapolis," even though St Paul is !he capital of Minnesota . · LOOK AT THE TRUMP TREASURY: Just when Donald Trwnp Is ~av lng trouble making ends meet; along comes a former we I• RIO GRANDE - Rio Gra nde Hi gh Schoo l alum ni and former teachers w ill hold their annual reu nion at Rio Gra nde E lemen· tary on Sat urd ay . July 21. Registra tion w ill begin at 10 a.m. and lunch wi ll be served a! noon. Fo llowi ng lunc h, the pro· Each family Is asked to bring a covered di sh and ! able service. So ft drinks wi ll be provided . The 1955 distric t c hampionsh ip and regional runners·up basket · bal l l ea rn h as c halle nged all olher al umni to a baskelball game . The game will be held, fo llowin g the program, In Lyne Center on the c ampus of the U niversi ty of Rio Grande. I I I I I I I I1 I I N7 20 One Thavelers Cheque always offers hand-delivered refunds. Even on this road. st•cond session, con tact t he Of· ficr of Admtssrons at 245·5353, STARTING SUNDAY, JULY 8 That's why MA oHenltJ memben only American E11 press• Traveler~ Cheq ues. And the,·re fee-free. Correction <Jntv Amcn(cl n Express Tra¥e ler s offers hand · deliv~red r e t und~ v rrl ual l~· anywhfre 1n the world GALLIPOLIS The Most Outstanding Unit award winner in the Ju l y 4 parad e was co n structed and entered by the Holzer Medical Cen ter Vo lun· leers. It wa s incorrectly iden ti· lied in Thursday 's Daily Tribune . U' t ' OUt'~ JlwJ y~ ...,,, n.rl ur.-~llv AAA oilers them fee-free wrrh Tnpt rks.• TourBooks• hotel dOd ! ravel rt".;crvat rous Thars good to <~l''" l: lno~o~t t.-~rn wherhe r you re s1ud o n a moun - ro._ld r1 kru t-lane lflterstate. or any p,r rnr rn between A.A·\ .111d 1\mc rrld ll £~~-J re ~~ Trav e l er ~ l h l' tlUt'• r ilrl i\CI S lor J pe rfCC! vac_at ron Tuesday from 10 a.m . to noon at the townhouse. Tile pqbli<' Is i nvil cd C HE STER - ThP Ches ter Towns h1p Tr ustees wi ll meet Tuesday at 7;: :lO p.m . at the town hal l. 360 Se<ond Avo. ' " ' .. ,,,, .., ., ... ' ... .." "" ORIGINAL PRICES* ~, JULY RED HOT SIZZLIN' SALE 20°/o TO 50°/o OFF EVERYTHING Living Room Suites in Stock All at prices so low you won't believe your eyes! HALF-PRICE! New Early Ameri(an 2 P(. Liv, Rm. Suite "!i S1999S 1\!JN SIZE 9·95.·· ,, 111g. rllail 110HS Sowe '60 5 oop< Mig. rltail 't2 •..S On~ Savo '70 QuHtM lnn•spring For more i nformation and r eg istration. con tac t the Off ice of Con tin ui ng Educa tio n. P.O. Box 878, Universit y of Rio Grand e, Rio Grande. Ohio 4567l, or ca ll 245·5353, extension 325 . The l oll free number In Ohio is I·H00·282· 7201. The r------------------------------, RENTALSIClHTII PIUS/CANDLES INYITAnONS/NAPIIINS/CI!TOM HEAD l'laS/CAIII TOPS WREATHS/POTPOUHI/VICTOIIAN AND COUNTRY CHRISTMAS REU/ORNAMfNTS & WIU THS '""f-' ~\..\... ~· \ \ CHOOSE FROM •HEAVY VINYLS •BIEEZY TEXAUNE •WEATHEI IISISTANT DIAL ON STARTING AT · Reg. $162.00 NOW $9900 Reg . 1189............ Sole ' 119 Reg. 1220.....;...... Sole •129 Reg. 1270............ Sale •159 .' -1 :f L------------------------------J FREE DELIVERY EXAMPLE OF SAVINGS ORIGINAL PRICE••••••••••••••20.00 CLEARANCE PRICE•••.••••••• 12.00 BONUS !itJO/o SAVINGS•••••••. &.OO FINAL SALE PRICE••••••••••••• 6.00 *FINAL PERCENT SAVINGS••• JO% •Dining Groups •Gliders •Chaises •Settee Groups Pat's Dosie Pakh COMPLETE WEDDING FLOWERS, SilK 01 DRIED 20"1o OH Wedding invitation with this Ad. PAT PARSONS 1462 SAilOR ID. 311-931 I VINTON, OHIO 45686 Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- B-3 ex tension ~08 . Information on the School of Homestea d Living may be obtained by con tacting Conlin· uin g Educati on at245·5353, ex ten· slon 325 . The toll · free number In Ohio I s J.800·282·7201 RIO GRANDE - Courses in suc h divers e areas as algebra . composition and psychology will be offered during the second summer sessio n of classes at th e University of Rio Grande. Ope n registration for the se cond sessio n will be Monday. July 9 from 9 a.m. unUI noon In the at rium of lhe Fine and Performing Ar ts Cen ter. Clas ses begin July 10 and end Aug . 10. ' ·summer Is an excellent Ume for studen ts t o con tinue, or begin , thei r co llege educat ion," Mark F . Abell, Rio Gra nde's director of admiss ions, said. "The four· week sessions provide an accel · era ted program th at leaves time for vacations and other aclivl· ties. Stud ents who are home for th e summer from other unlversl· l ies and co lleges may want to tak e classes at Rio Gra nde and t ra n sfer their cr edit back to the oth er sc hool .'' A number of courses are being off ered by th e Office of Conllnu· i ng Educat i on throug h the School of Homestead Liv ing Cou r ses includ e such topic s as blacksml· thing. dul cimer playing and qui lti ng. F'o r further infor ma tion on the RG Continuing Education offers children}s courses R IO GRANDE - Spaces are sti l l available I n two children' s programs being offered through the Office of Continuing Ed uca· lion at the U niversit y o f Ri o Gra nde. These workshops wil l be of fered during the months of July and ear ly Augus l. Classes will be fr om 12;:30·2: 30 p.m . each day . Cost is $25 per program . Th e "Ch ildren's Ba sic Pa in ting on Sh irts" wil l be offered fo r gra des 1 3 on July 16 and 17. second session f or grades 4·6 will be held July 18 and 19. The course Is a basic painting and design cl ass for child ren. fl will enable them to use their own creativity to desi gn thei r own shi rt s using arryl ics , sponges, sequ in s and ol h er c r a ft materials. The "Children ' s Basic Needle· work" workshop will be offered lor grades 1·3 on July 30 and 31. The next session for grades H will be held on Aug. I and 2. Th is program Is an lntroduc· tory class to !he art of need le work designed lor children. The needl ework will be done on a plastic grid and will be using a counted cross stitc h pauern . These co urses are designed for c hildren to get a learning experience to arts and cra ft s skills. Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va . • • . Rt w rhy ha.• heen the place of r es idence for three Gallipolis doctors - Le,·isay , Needham , Holzer - who w ere not only skilled in medicine, hul al so active In civic and benevolent matters In July 8, 1990 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Open 9 to 5 Daily 9 to 8 Friday 446-3045 ------ GALLIPOLIS, OHIO �Page-B-4-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. July 8, 1990 Beat of the Bend Eastern sports physicals set Surprise! Life goes on without a television set By BOB ROEFLICB ha ven't survived eJPt days without !ood and water, but I have lived for eigh t days AND NIC HTS with· out television. Now In this day and age. that's got to be an accomplishment It was on the PVenillg ol Thursday. June 28 lbal our television set ~ so mlabiP for many, many years- suttered a severe attack of arctn::. At the time. I didn't reallle tbat llrt'lng was lhe problem but you lmow how It is ~ you llw uul learn with ex perience. De vou know what to do II your television set kooks out tbese days ? I didn'l. The"""tmornlng, I telephone Ken's AppUance Repair Shop to s.... If help was there. Nope. the shop does only app liances. I called frlmds. They re!errPd me to a ~rman In Middleport. l went down - I had the wrong brand and a console yet . Through the thougbt pror<?Ss, II occ urrPd to me 11\al Jim Ander· son mij;(ht have a SII&IJO!Stlon. so I visited Jim at his non> . Jim li sten s to my tale of woe. Sounds ltke l"m arrmg, Jim says, and l"m a bit mortified by tills - I mea n, is this arcing a cardlll81 sin or what : Jim writes down a nam<' ~ Larry Rupe - and a telephone number. ~ Ia this the La rry Rupe ot tlw Mf'lgs Loc a I Hoard of Educ atton. I ask? \' ep: one a nd the""~· I telephone the nl1lrlbPr and get Mar1 Hu!!man at the Home Entertainment Cl'ntrr. I'm ro n!u sed. but I 11'11 Mary my :-. lur.v ahout Larry's JlaiJ\f! being givPn to me and Jim And«son's thcorv tha t l'm arctng. Mary cornmrnts that I sbould be ashamed about the an:lag, but l<'lls me Larry Ru(ll' will be In touch Laler that !'VPnlng Larry reason I"m a lillie t'mbarras...ct. During the diagnosis. if turns out that Larry loves workJag with r lect ron ics a nd has bHa aff11· iated with the Home EntPrlaln· ment Center for fM yara moon Iighrl ng in electronics In his time e~ way from tht' Mountaineer Plant. Now that again @!Tlphas· izcs what l've been telllng youl"m way behind oo my current events ~ !lve yean at a minimum . Larry announces that our TV has to be hospitalized. He RemS C'ld rr ly . Teachers participate in program POMEROY Eighteen teachers from two Meigs County sc hool dist ricts are among B2 teac hers from s ix area counties partic ipating in the fir s t of threP Sum mer Leadership Tra ining Programs at Ohio University . The $14 millron projrrt. dP· signed to e nhance the tea cher s· science or math knowledge base. stud ent achiP\'ement 1n scien cf' Area teache rs are Me1gs Loca l pa r ti cipa tin g ~ F.d Rartrls . Cilhcn and Randolph , Rutl a nd Elementary : Ca rolyn S mtih. Rrb rcca \1ASSIE THEATRE Zurchf'r. Middlcpu r 1 ElrrnPn tar y: Pennec Knapp, Ann \'an .'ilrau·nee State Unir 1enity Maire . Bradbury Etcmen ta rv: 910 Second St. l'ortmwuth . Ohio pol<'ntial to S('rVP as a sta!Pwidf' Chester Eas ter n Elementary: Pratt. Hi\'£'rv1ew For ticlicl< call 61 ·1-355·2212 ® ,ABRICJ CHURCH OF CHRIST ·. In rt•cognitlon of hf'r oul'\tanding job Jlf'rlonnancf', att•ndanc(' and positive attitud(', sht• was prt.>St' nh•d with a gift Both are retired worker s of th e Gallipolis Development a I Center . They have one daughter . Janet Pine of Pataskala and two grandchildr en. Tanya and T y. Steve and his daughters Jenni and Karl Other gues ts we re Merrill and l:lessie Whitr. Ma · guer lte. Marvin and Ml'rilll'l Carter's were married on June 29 Car ter. GALLIPOLIS ~ The Neville !amily reunion will be held July 28 at Raccoon creek county park , 10 a .m . to dark. Those a !lending should bring a covered dish . Window on your future With basic information about your present finances and future needs, I can use my portable computer to show you solutions to your family 's GALLIPOLIS ~ A surprise dinner party was held Saturday, June 30 at the Stowaway In hon or of the 50th wedding anniversary o! Nolan an d Geneva Carter. The Kentucky . Jo inin g certl!lcatc from Hills. Pictured h<•re arr, left. Bonnie Simpkins and right, Belt)' Dunlap, houst•keeping and laundry ~upf'rivisor. the m at the dinner werr thrlr so n DISPOSABLE SOFT CONTACT /,ENSES life insurance concerns, rigtlt in your own homo. Calllor ~~~ Revival set MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA ANTIQUITY ~ The Spirit ua l Fa ith Church In Ant iq uity will hold revival .July 29 and JO at 7 p.m. with Rev . Thoma s Smlt !1 speaki ng. The pub/ ic is In vited to at tend !\ !Rf\llRNAl Ll l liN~URAN( [ )0(111'1' HOMl O f! ICl • ~OCI< ISLAND ltliNOI':> SUNDAY, JULY 8 thru THURSDAY, JULY 12 EHTlR£ STOCK IHIIJIFN:IHG Ourpriool r.t.SHIOH DIIUS V. P. Blark, Chirka,aw, Alabama, Sp<•aker LORD'S DAY: Bible Study - 9:30a .m. Worship - 10:30 a.m . and 6:00p.m. MONDAY THRU THURSDAY - 7:30P.M. 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FOR CHAPEL HILL home . l«,f)t ft off for f~ MIDDLEPORT ~ Mr. and :\lrs. Wesley Ralph celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on May 8. The formerly resided in Che· shire and presenting are living a t 209 South Fl!th Ave ., Middleport. Neville reunion ONE WEEK ONLY GOSPEL MEETING the news with enthusiasm - for Co,.iy PI'"· H!Xf!P'Junasl. lwt Tax office dasei WORKING AT DISNEY ~ Meigs County nallve Scott ,Justis is curren lly working at staff. Ralph anniversary observed in Louisa. ElemPntar~'· think , I didn 't get a chancP to rro SYRACUSE - Loruknl Pool In Syracuse Is offerlnJ Its MOOnd sessio n of swlmmtnglessoiiiJuly 17·27. Registration Is July 16 from 9: 30a.m . to noon. Fl!es an> $20. Call the poo~ 992·9909 for Information. M IDD!.EPORT ~ The Middle· port Chu rc h of Chrbt will have vaca tion bibl<' sc hool July 23 27 from 9: 30 a .m. to noon dally. There will be classes !or children from age thrN• through junior high EMPLOYEE OF MONTH ~ Seenk Hills Nursing HonU' is announcing Its employee of the month fur Mav. She Is Bonnie Simpkins, a seve n year employe<• of tlw !aclllty on the laundry MR. AND MRS. WESLEY RALPH Golden Anniversary observed Debbi P P<xll parties Swimming lessons Sullivan'.~ }ulv JR-22 and 25-29 ~OFF RACINE ~ The Charles and Fannie 1Wolfe) Be~ reunion will be held Saturday at Star Mill Park In Racine. Brtna a covered dish for dinner af nooa and table service. · THE }F,(J'\IIEN OF THE GUARD SAlE M!DDLEPORT - 1bere will be a men · s class D aad E ooftball tournament July 21 alld 22 at General Harling@!' Parlt 11 MIIJ. d leport sponsored by !be Brad· bury PTO. Cost Is ST5. T·sblrts will be given away. Cal/992-6890 or 992·3244 . prizes, and refreshments. The event is hosted by Wyoming Wolf Band. many famous c n! er tainers In- or shutin s and the lon ely Karen Walk er. S(:l \ i.s bur ~· f] p. mC'n ta r y : Lynn Bookman. De borah Lowrry, Ha rnso nviiiPEI P· men ta r y: Marjorie Felly Julil' Loc al Patricia ShrivPrs. Ron Hil l, Mikr Wlil . modrl !O improve elementary 1ta tion presents $3.~ . !111 SYR AC USE ~ P<lol parties at lhe London Pool may be SCh<'duled for a cost of per two hour party . Ca ll the poolformon> information, 992-9909. radio show, dunking bo oth , door Bible school !ar ilit y. Refres hments wi ll be The Southem Ohio Light Opera and math Sou th Ce ntral Ohio. Once !ullv drvr lop<'d and tes ted , it ha s the even touch the 78s. Do young people really ask. what is a 78? But enough Is e noug h and eight days AND NIGHTS of old records gets a little much even for meand I'm one o! those looking lor yesterday people. On Friday night. July 6 ~ now that's an Important date ~ we receive word that our telev ision set has survived the arcing cr isis and Is ready to be discharged from the TV hospllal. We receive i1's no problem - LONG BOTTOM - ~eM · a nrs o! the George Deem family wtll mret July 15 at Forbd Run Sta te Park In Lone Bottom. Po tluc k dinner at 1 p.m . Shawn \\'orkman, front, tmd .loan Ma)' and Erk Patterson, hack. Pomeroy Elemen tary . Having survived eight days AND NIG HTS without our se t leaves me with a feeling that television Is here to stay and . regardless o! what we say , most of us are addicted. So~ long li ve your television set ~ Some how, it does play a ha nd in helping you to keep smiling. Deem reunion wolves was held. Presenting the Oag on be hal! o! sr rve d . Purpose of t hC' nationa l observance is to encou ra ge vis · .JullP Hubbard . J.ind a Zarnorh. non-television addict s ~ and happily greet Larry and Jeremy as they bring our aged set back WP aren't wht•n· a promotion ceremony for tigers and the hank was ,Joan May. Cub members accepting the flag were !rom the left, ,Jake Blrch6dd, Billy Kennedy, Derrick Bolin .•James ('onley, and of s tudt•nts in SouthC'astern and a btl surprised that It's the only set in the house . We havPD'I kept up with the Joneses - It's the only one . We assure Larry that te levi s ion addicts- we just ho(ll' he can nurse our baby back to FLAG PRESENTATION ~ Bank One o! Rull1111d presented a scout !lag to the Rulland Cub Scout Pack 240 !oUowing the recent meeting Thr three year program is a ttempting tolmprovetherccord have the opportunity to replay all o! those old records ~ and just hPnPIII !"fJJ Wednesday and invi te area resi dents to visil patient s at the Garland's song forpver. no mat sf' t lttu rnsoutthallactuaJiyam e~rcin~ . and again for some I\ POMEROY Amertcare· Pomeroy Nursmg and Rchabili · tation Ce nter will observe "Cheer Up !he Lonely Day" on lea dership sk ills and teaching practices. concludes July 11 It was a nice rxperienrc to and Cheer Up Day planned at facility lies and styles made then one o! a kind . It also dawns on me that "Over the Rainbow .. will beJud) .Jrrrm1 . Larry checks 0111 the honw of HPn a nd Hubv f{lfe , Lea ding l' rC'Pk Road. Middle· po ri. Bring lawn chairs, table srrvicP, a nd a brverage RUTLAND - Dr. Dougl as Hunter will be the phy sic ia ns giving the physicals . bug without a partner? Charlene a r rivf' ~ at our hollSe' with his son. MJUIJI. I:I'OllT - Tlw Tal lor. J-l arpPI' n•union will hf' helcl ..JuJ:., 29 with il potluck al 1 p.rn at tlH' baby Cody Spau ldin g will be held Saturday from 2 p.m . to midnight a t the Rutland Civi c Cen ter. There will be live ba nd s, a li ve are given . Or. Mark Brown and won't work. How can one jllter ter who sings It or how well they sing It. lt"s easy to overlook the fact that she cou ldn 't handle success. Elvis !ans probabl v do the same thing. Te iPvision'' cluding Michael Jackson, Bob Hope and Dick Clark. His wife, Lorayne. works for Disney's Epcot Center, and thev reside In Kissimmee . Fla mu st br filled out and signed pr ior to the tlmr when physicals The records turn out 10 be tinct ive people whose voicP qua li - Taylor, Harper reunion Jet Baby benefit plans to work on the set o! "'Let's Make a Deal" . Justis said he en joys working lor Disney and said he has met from 9 a m to noon. The cards great. I find that such tunes as "'A String o! Pearls, "' ""Li ttl e Brown .Jug, .. "'In the Mood"' and "Pennsylvania 6-5000"" turn me on. I even gel an urge 10 jitterbug, but to no avai l ~ that ll!etlme experience of having been entertained b)" these dis · Scott .Justis. son ol Elmer and Darlene Newell of Long Botlom, has been working at Disney MGM Studios for the "Superstar up at thr Athl etic Director's o!!icc Monday through Friday hurt and I drag out the old records . Why not the tapes and thP compact discs·, [ nPvPr got that much into tapes and I wouldn't know what a compact disc looks like ~ that's why. If dawn s on me that many ol us haV£• had t hp onrP in a POMEROY~ A graduate o! Eastern High School a nd Ohio Uni versity, Justi s works on the set o! rec eive physicals are to wear shor ts. Physical cards can bP picked new needle certainly wouldn't fantastic~ Eastern grad working at Disney past ye-ar as a technical director. juniors Is 8 to 9:30 a.m .; !or sophomores and freshmen, 9:30 toll a .m . and for junior high, 11 a.m. to 12 30 p m . Those to of you never miss the water ' til the well runs dry. What does one do !or diversion when the televi · ston Is eu t off:' It occurs to me that II would be a wonderful time to get ou !I hose old records ~you know- all the ones about June, theonesalxlutmoon. What i!they sound scratchy, the tunes rea lly are catchy, 'specially those which say I love you so. I crank up the record playerIt, too, has seen better days - a pletely out of th e picture. Her bugging Is pre! ty well developed. but she's weak In thP jit il'r I then turn to recordings by AI Jolson la nd don't ask who 's hel, Nat King Co le a nd Judy t;artand . They're really scratchv ~ but --Anniversaries-- Prs. The sc hedule for seniors and As It turns out, il 'sa not her case Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- B-5 Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant, W. Va . EAST MEIGS ~ Eastern sport s physicals will be held Saturday at the high school. This includes ath letes and cheer le ad· health. Larry and Jerem y exit wllh the massive set which has been such a falth!ul servant !or many years. We're okay alxluw II. has nPVE'f bPPn much into danc ing and j itterbugglng i s com - July 8, 1990 IT'S YOUR NAVY. �July 8, 1990 Page-8-6- Sunday Times-Sentinel -Engagements-- --Weddings-- Smith-Harden POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs . Gi lb erl Keil h Smilh are a nnoun c~ ing lhe engagemenl and ap ~ proaehing marriage of lheir daughter. Robyn Ca il Sm it h. to John Rober! Ha rden, son of M r. and Mr s. Richard Shatzes and ·John Richard Harden . She is a graduale of M ei gs High School. He is a graduate of Rutherford B. Hay es High Sc hool in Delaware . Miss Smit h IS altendi ng Hock ~ 1ng Technica l Co llege as a med ica l assista nt major. Harden Is a gra du ate of Hock ~ ing Technical College and is curren ll y emp loyed as a park ra nger at A&W Marion Parks in Circlev ill e. The open church wedding will be Oct. 20 at 12: 30 p.m. Robson-Ebersbach MIDDLEPORT Jerrena Mari e Dill Robson and Timothy Ray Ebersbach are announcing th eir e n gagemen t and approac h lnghmarria ge. The open churc h wedding will be July 27 at 7:30 p .m~ at the Mlddlepon Firs! Baptist Church with Rev ~ J ames Seddon official· ing. A reception will follow in th e churc h 's basemen t. Ms. Robson is the daught er of .Jerry and Irene Dill , Racine. She ,,., Is a graduat e of Southern High Se houl and graduated recently from Hocking Technica l Co lle ge where she majored in executive secretar ial science. She also rece ived step certif ica tion in word proces si ng and l ega l. Ebersbach is I he son of Eli and Bonni e E bc r sbach , Middl eport. He Is a graduate of Me[gs Hi gh School and is employed wllh Imperial Elec tric. '"t ';,. MICHAEL .~ND PAMELA SHADE HAVE~ Hayes-Shade KEVIN AND REBECCA KNOPF HOLLINGSHEAD Hollingshead-Knopf COL UMBUS - Kevin E~ Ho i~ lings head and Rebecca S. Knopf, were u ni ted In marriage, Ma y 12, at the Whitehall Church of the Nazarene with the Rev . Geoffrey Kunselman officiating. The bride Is the daught er of Mr. and Mrs. James E . Knopf of J891 Edend al e Rd., Columbu s, Ohio. Mai d of honor was Kat hy McDonald . Mount Vernon Bride s maid s were Am .v Snv drr. MaumPf': Gwrn Barnes . r o.lumbus: thr bri de ' s sistr r . Brckv Shade. Sprin gfi eld: and the g room 's s istPr. Kari So s · nowskl. A von Lak e. Thf' att rnd · an ts wor f' tea ·lengt h sa tin gowns of cer ise pink. des i gned wilh sca ll oped l ace yokes and short lace brll sleev es. Pau l Flktu s. Wa lt on Hill s, srrved as t he brst man . Groom s m{'n wPrr Grant Dunlap and Ron Rr azin. bolh of BOWLING GREEN. Oh io Th e groom Is I he son of M r . and Pamel a Lynn Shade and .John Mrs. Jamps R Holl ingshead. M!charl H avPs wrrr uni!Pd In Ga llip o l i s ~ marriagP Junf' 2 at First Uni trd ThP bride Is employed at Met h odi st C hu rc h. Rnwlin g Na tion wi de Ins. Co., Columbu s. CrePn . Ohio . RP\' . Cal e (;phil art The groom Is employed at Seven \Va s the offi ciat ln .g clrrg;..·ma n. L: p Bottling Co., Columbus. Ohio. Pa r p nts of thl' eou!Jl f' arP Mr The couple reside In Rey nold s ~ and Mrs. No rm Sha d!•, Sp r i ng· burg, Ohio. fie l d, and M r and Mrs Tom Hayes, Bowlin g Green. Ohio. Gra ndpa rents of the b r id P ;np Mr . and Mrs . Willa rd Shade of Al l lca and Mrs Alm a Wi sP of Will ard l.rr~ndparpnl.s o f thP groom ar t' Mr a nU M r s Fra nk ) Clark of Galli polis and M rs Ada Bow lin g Grren : cousin. Ha V£•s of Rio G randi'. G tvPn In marriagP h_v G r eg thr Cl ark . groom' s and his bolh of wrrr org ani st WPndy Sta in · pian ist Susa n Malt as . guitari s t i.l nd vocal ist V in cP nt Wong and vocal ist J ane Wilcox . A rrcrpllon was held al lhr Bowling GrPen F.lks Club Th e coupl e will m akoo llwlr home In Man sfi eld . Thr b ridr and gr oom a rP bo th graduetlf'S or Oowl in g Cr PPn Sta ir Un h~ r r.o;; it .v . Hangar flying ... 0.. .BySchmoll Raben }r. GAL LI POLIS- With th PGa ll t· poll s Bicenlt·nnlal Airshow com · ln g Sa turd av and Sunday . .J uly 14 and 15, now is a good time t o pa ss on somr h int s to mak<' .v our airshO\\' v is i t a plPasant and rr wa rdin g onP. How do I ~el 10 the ai rshow and wh ere do I park? G a ll i a ~ M e ig s Hf' g ional Airport is loc ated near th e G allipolis cil y limil s, one half mile south a long Stat P R o ut ~: i from th e junction of St ale Route < and :lo ~ Enlry to the airporl and show parking arra will be well marked and personnel wi ll be present to direct visitors in th(' large parking area ad jacen l to th e airfi eld A si ngl e adm i ss ion will br charged for bo tll day s, aduiiS116and ove rt, $4: student s [ 6 ~ 151 , $2 ; and children 5 and und er frer . Ha\·i ng .v our adm is· slon fee read y fo r the gate per sonn el wi l l speed things up gr e a tl y .. and remember ... to rf'en ter thr show if you lrCJ v e. y ou wil l need a ha nd s tamp i n ad diti on to thr tickPI. Should th e weekend ot July 14 and 15 bP sunny an d hot, remember to wea r light , cool rlo lhin g and use sun sc ref' n, sunburn can be a nasty surp ri se. Drink ple nl y ol fluids and i f you p la n to stay aw hlle, bring il lon g a cumforta biL' lawncha ir A l co holic IH'vrra ges wi l l rlf' i thf'r Lw so ld no r t hei r con · sumpt lnn pcrmit tPd on show vrupert~' during 1he ai rs how . 1-:mcrgeney MPdi cal Unit s from Ga Ilia and Meigs Counlies will be on hand should anyone become Ill. '! I PAUL AND LINDA RIGGS McC ONNELL McConnell- Riggs ATHENS - Linda An n Riggs beca me I he bride of Pau I McCon nell on Mav 12 during a doublt• rin g cer em on;• at Galbrpa th Chape l in Athens The bride is lhc daughter of Mr s. Paul Kl oes. Pomeroy, and lJa vld Riggs, Pomeroy The groom is I he so n or Mr and Mr s. W1ll iam McConne l l. Nelsonville The cerem ony was performed by Rev. O'Qui n Kelly ~ Musi c was provided by George McConnell. Alllrn s. brot her of the groom. and Pam Wanleswki and Ly nn Sulli van, accompanist. Th r br ide wore a gown of white sal in. trimmed with Aleca n lace. se~uin s and pearls. Her fingertip fiuled edge veil em bell ished her pear l aod seq ui n headpiece . Her gown fpatu rrd lace trimmed poi nt slf'PVPS. a basque wais t. and row s of lace w hich trimmed he r chapel length trai n. She carril'd pi nk roses. babv' s Maid of honor was Lisa Riggs . sl sler of the bride. Bridesmaids were Tina Malott. Newark; and Gynastic class scheduled GALLIPOLIS - The Gal li polis Parks and Recreation is offering a you th gy mnastics class begin· nlng Monday Jul y 23. The class will run five weeks. until August 20. Leeann Lemon will be In~ struc tlng . Cl asses will be held at the Ga llipolis Developmental Cenlcr's gy mnasium at 6~ 7 p.m . and 7 ~ 8 p ~ m . A fee of $15 will need 10 be paid prior to the first c la ss. To pre ~ reglst er for the c la ss. please co ntact Parks and Re~ cr eation at 446~1 424 . Wagon tours GALLI POLIS - Wagon tours will be offered, through the Bicentennial Commission, by Tom Hoover of VInton through historic Gallipolis from 11 a.m . to 5 p.m . today . The tours will begin In fr ont ol Centr"'- Supply Company located at 17 l:'d\Jrt St. ~-- · -·~ _,..__ bn•ath, and strea m ers . Cindy Kouffold . Livingston, N.J . Attendants wore tea ·lengt h dresses of pastel pink, wit h malching pink headpieces. and carrif'd bo uquet s of carn ations an d baby 's breath ~ &•sl man was Mike McCo n· ne ll , Sidney, brother of th e groom . Grooms mPn wert? Mark McConnell, Phoenix. Ariz .: and Mall McConnell, Apex. N .C: bro thers of lh e groom . Ushers wer e Bill McConnell, S pring ~ f ield , brother of the groom . and M i ke Kl oes, Pomeroy, stepbrother of the bride. A reception wa s held at th e Jg{)4 Lounge, Baker Cen ter, followin g thP ceremony . The bride is a gra duate of Meigs High School and Oh io Un iversity , Co llege of Ed uca· t ion. The groom i s a gr<JduatP of Nelso n vi lle~ York Hi gh Sc hool. Ohio Un ivers it y, wi th a degree in Wildl ife Biology, a nd of the Arrny Avia tion Initial E ntry Ro tar y Wing Cour sl' at Furl Ru cke r , Ala. The couple resides In Fair ~ banks, Alaska . acth it y, a few ' 'do's and don' ts"" an• In order. Do hav e a good limP and brow sp ar ou nd th e ex hib its and pl anr s. bu t do n ' t •ttray onto !t1 P runw a v. it is "Off Limits" at Wlth a great deal uf avia tl on b<'ing Anno un ce ~ meld(' of th e P n g <.~gr mrnt and approa chin g marr ia gr of TrrC'~a Ly n n Lo ng, Ga l lipoli s, to .l rr r~· Delm r r Da r st II. Gallipolis. Long is the daughler of Car l and An tta C'h eval icr. R1. 1. Gal lip oli s and Richard and Ter ry l.u ng of Itt. 2. Ca llipolis. Oar s! is the son of Harold and Georgia Porter. Rt. I. Gai Upo lis. and Jerry a nd Mary Darsl, Rt. t Ga llipoli s. OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO t imrs . -~ ____ ,;. - ···--- .- .. -- U~S. Army post in Slut t art - ea lled Patch Barracks - was the first for Stiles and his fa mil y In his entire military career. It ha s c hanged all of them In way s they couldn't have forsPen. As a new and rulturally enri ching exper ience. Stiles sa id. three yea r s of liv in g In Germany has iwen morr than he cou ld hav e hoprd for. "The f irst _ v rar Wf' spf'n1 two WPf'ks on 1h4? Cos ta Del So l i i n Spai n !." sa id Stiles. rememb<e r ln g a favorite family v ac at ion "We wrnt to the Lladro 1porcelf'i n l factor~· . and I wa s abl e to get my mother two of t he st at u ett es of n u ns she had wantf>d. ·· " W p'vf' mad r close f r iPnd s wC' are very altached l o. li ving here." Stiles said . "Living here in thesP t imrs has bern exci tin g. and t hal has bon ded us toge t her. too ." Sti les ack now ledges that i f t he changi ng political clim at e in the N A V\' CAREER - Navy Lt. Comm. Josepe SlUes stands In front of a mural painted by Nazi soldiers on their barracks during World War 11. This fonner German Army post, called Patch Barracks, Is now used by the U.S. Army , and Is home to the U .S. European Sov iet Un io n and Eastern Eu· rope Is permanent , not as man y Amer ica n military families will have the opportunit y 10 broaden 1heir horlzens as his did. "My feelin g Is that Is lhc drawdown and withdrawal of U. S. l and forces In Eur ope . my field will be more and more importan t. " sa id Stiles, speaking of I hr job he has held In the nu cl ea r plan s divi sion at thP European hPadquarler s com · mand. St ll ps' department uses hu gr main frame computers I inked up Ia sa tell it e communlca~ li ons to plan. lor example, the Navy' s part In NATO exerc ises. " Computer ized mission plan. grou nd visibilit y ma y be poor . Give al l taxing aircraft a widr ber th When mo ving arou nd par ked alrcrafl, be walchlu l fo r engine starl ·up, m ovi ng prope l ~ lor·s and jrt PXhaus t do not .smoke around lhe fue ling poinl. W h il r wr cnco uragP our guests to se£.' thP planrs up r losP, pleasP b ~·, mindful th at th ey ar r not ilS stu rdy as they sPem, so d o not sit or stand on thr wings or t ail s u rfa crs and do not r ntrr 1.1 n unat](•nd l'd airplane. Above all. keep a sharp r ye on sm all c hildren Th f' show program conta in s a great deal of inform ation aboul the Px hiblt s and performrrs as well as the sc hedule. but be Jwarc that weather and severa l ot hf'r f actors influence fl yi ng, so li sten for pu blic announcem ent s to r emain abreast of what ls a nd will br ha ppenin g. So come on out t o thr a irpor t .fuly l4 and 1o. The ga tes open at 111 a . m ~, look ove r th e ex hibit s, tak e a plane or hPiicoptP r ri dP, a ballooq_ tt?ther ride ir its not too w ind y and watch lhP ai rshow Su nda y at 1 p . m ~ nlng will continue to give us a deep target capability In Europe without thepolltlcallmpllcatlon s and the cost of troop strength," sa id Stiles, looking serious as he co nt emplated the "what If's" of America's future In Europe. "I ex pect t hat my job will ex pand as the troops withdraw, " concluded Stiles. Although Stiles will retire from the mllitarv ll<efore he returns to th e United States. he plans to continue In computer mission planning as a civilian. He hopes to wor k for t he federal govern· ment or for a civ ilian firm In the sa me field . " Th e best of all possible jobs would be to goo to work for the co mpany that makes the mission planning- computers," Stiles sa id . Stiles. who joined the Navy 20 years ago while protesters shouted anti-war slogans, will most likely keep marching to the so und of his own drum . For him, It 's a sou nd of freedom . A series of basic drawing cla sses will be offered by th e Mlddleporl Arts Co unc il begin · ning Wednesday at 7 p.m. and contlculng on Jul y 18, 25. A ug. 1 and 8. P.J . Harris will be the in struc· tor and the fee Is $25. Contact Harris at 992-2451 or Sue Baker at 992~ 7733 for more Information or to register . ONE LAST WEEK••••• <rurl'n shoe store m mon m. ULLIIOLIS, OH IO PRICE SALE RA CINE - The r"'u lls of the kiddie tra ctor pull held i n Ra ~ cine's Star Mill Park on July 4. wer e announced today . In the 3500 to 5500 pound class, the winners were Willie Collins, eight, of Racine. fir st; and Jessica Fisher . seven. of Cha~ rleston, W.Va .. seco nd. Winners of th e 5600 to 7500 pound class were John McDarby. nin e, of Reedsville, fir st , and De rrick Warden. eight, of Par · kersburg, W.Va., seco nd. The kiddie tractor pu II was handled by Ted Smith of Raci ne. $2995 WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESS SHOES & SANDALS . - e------ _, -r-.' ·-...==-- ".0::::.. - . ------... . ~- I l• \ · ' ....... BE SURE AND AnEND THE AIR SHOW JULY 14 & 15 SHOP THE FRENCH SQUARE Advertisement Local Woman loses 113 pounds at Formu-3! Open Monday til 8 P.M. TAKES A FRONT ROW SEAT - Col. Brenda Belville of the United States Air Forc e served as Grand Marshal of the 22nd Annual Gatupolls Area Jaycees July 4th Parade. She is pictured making her way to the judges ' stand along th e Riverfront at the end of the parad e route. Following lh e ZENITH SALES AND SERVICE Col. parade, City Manager Dale lman Hclvllle a key to city prior to the patrlodc program at the Kerr Memorial. Tom Wiseman, president of the GaiUpoUs Area Chamber of Commerce also presented Belville an official hkenwnnlaillin as a gilt . (Times-SenUnel photo) Holzer Clinic gets new pediatrician G ALLIPOLIS - Dr. Tru dv J Nelson, has joined the Pediatric Department at Ho lzer Clin ic and will be a member of the medical staff of Holzer Medi ca l Cenler. Nelson comes to Holze r from the Craven·Hagen Clin ic In Wll Iisto n. N.D., where she has practiced since 1986. Shr is l ralned In Genera l Pedi atrics. with a Fe llow ship In Adolescenl M edicin e. Nelson receiv ed her medical degree from th e Unlversll y of A r kansa s College of Medi cin e In Littl e Ror k After M mpl e t t n ~ her LIQUIDATION SALE OFF Shirley A1ffe illd tried evert diet in the book. She CIYe up hw fiYorile loolh. cut colorios. llld even joine<l an exwcise propam. but she couldn't take the wei&ht off. That is until she started the Formu-3 Weicht Reduction System. Shirley lost 113 pounds by followinc the Formu·l Pro.,am. She went hom a size to a sltm size 11 . She~ one of many Trt-Stltt residents who 1re losinc weirht w~h Formu ~ l Weicht Reduction Systems. "It's easy w~h Farmu ~ 3. Tou just ell the four basic food croups. Your whole family can eet whit you tat. while you lose woi&ht" Shirley said. "The hilfldiY end c•ina one on one counsellnc helps you roach your coal . Losinc the woi&ht has chanpd my lif• I feel bitter about myselt 10d overtone « Pedlalrlc Rrsidrncy at the Un l~ versitv of Arkan sas / Chi ldren' s Hosptial, she completed a Fel· lows hlp In Adolescent Medici ne al Fitzsimons Army Medi cal Cr n tf'r In Au rora. Colo. She was als o a slaff ped i atr i ~ cian at Ir win Army Commu n ity Hospllal at Fori Ri ley . Kansas . Wh ile In Norl h Dakota . Ne lson hP!d active sta ff .s tatu s at Mrrcy Hosplla l of Will is ton around me." Formu-3 WeiJht Reduction System is Sift and affordable ptopam which acceteratts your own body' sabil~y to break down fat to supply 1 '""If· Chamber meetinf!, is cancelled -· .. -.. ·--·-1 now. tht'l hove a pro11Jam espeeiaity desianerl for them. ond it's worlinr " If you start lite J>'Oflm now. you too could still losincwei&ht today. And since you don't h1n to &ive up your counselors 110rk out totethw. There are no pills, no shots, no exercises. no hunrw .,d no medical fHS. Formu·l has a prorram especially dtsiJf1td far men and this month inttoduced 1 weicht loss pror•m for teens. "Jhere are 1 lot of teenq:eu out there with weicht problems. It they can lose their weiaht now snd le•n bllte1 eatinJ habits they will h"e a much happier childhood and lass hulth problems in the future". says Bttnda Hows, man"\er of For~M~· l Weicht Reductions. Wt haort s"eral teen11•s alroady on tho now procnm f111oritt foods. it is 1 procram you can live w~h for a lifetime. Thousands ot people hove lost the weicht·and inches· they hoped to at mare illn 100 farmu~ l Weicht Reduction System Centers. You can ewen dine out! The Formu·3 rounselors shaw you whit you can order on 1 recuiar restaurant menu 111d stilt lose weiJht . Tou don't hiYe to put the rast of your lift on hold to lose wei&ht . l.e•n how you can eat tho foods you anjoy and lost woicht lhrau&h the Formu· l Weicht Reduction !ystem. Call the cant • llld mah an appoinlment for your lree and when they come in to the cent• and lose weicJtt. the smiles •e priceless. Psronts hiYa rem•ked that their chilchn'sattitudes hiYe consunation, or stop in between 9 a improved Ilona wih their pades. m. snd 7 P ~ m weekdays and betwttn 9 a.m. and I p m. S.turdays. Mom isn't putt inc them on a diet ----1 IN PROGRESS 3 TO 5 POUNDS. A WEEK ROBEFT M. HOLLEY, M.D. GUARANTEED·· Off I 40°/o ~ri~~SS 73 ~~.. II A¥9- (osl ..... ,....... I u,_-.,.._...., ,.... ... _,,._ I I •fifl' MO • .m.-t:OO """ I -· l•oo...,.. ..... ,............. ,....... II ar we wl .mnut ,_ caqtlete l at no ........ '"'' """ ,., ._ • I ••,lt... ptt. ....,. ~.. PAIN CONTROL CLINIC WEIGHT CONTROL II MM..fri 9i00-7.xl !LM • .,_,. ......-~ ,,, Sotur*' te "'' _. ._.,, ..________ _ prap1111 WITH OYER 200 LOCATIONS TO BEnER SERVE YOU! Gospel sing POMEROY worU Simply throu&fl a dill plan. which you and one of formu·l's 10 wei&ht rlriuclion Dr . TRUDY J . NELSON POMEROY - Due to va c a ~ lions and summer act ivi ti es. lhr July m eet ing of the Meigs Co un ty Chamber of Co mme rce has been cancelled. Members will be noll · fled oft he date and location of the August meeting . LO NG BOTTOM - There will be a gospel sing at the Fa ith Gospel Church In Long Bot tom on Friday at 7:30 p .m . with th e Dalley Families, Hand Maiden s, and other local groups. Pastor Steve Reed Invites the public . Refreshments will be served. ~ pe~sonalized How does BEFORE FAMILY PRACTICE 992-2851 -- POMEROY A series of advan ced basic drawing classes will be offered by the Middleport Arts Co uncil beginning Tuesday at 7 p.m . and continuing on July 17, 24, 31. and Aug . 7. P.J. Harris will be the i nst ruc ~ tor and the fee Is $25. Contact Harris at 992~2451 or Sue Baker at 992·7733 for more Information or to re gister. Kiddie tractor pull completed and comptlmentary accessories to mak e thb your sp<'clal night. PRIUS STAn Al 11 :30 a.m . Menus consist of: Monda y- Hot Dog on bun with sauce, baked beans, co le slaw, Ice cream . Tuesday - Meat loaf. rice, pea salad, stewed tom atoes , bread, refrigerator dessert. Wednesday - Crea med chicken over cornbread. kale /v i· negar. pears. Thursday - Pot roast or beef tips, whipped potatoes. gr. beans, cole slaw. rolls. ca ke and Ice cream. Frid a y - Macaroni and cheese, brocco li. tossed salad, bread , peaches. Make reservations by ca lling 446·7000 before 9 a~m . the day you wish to attend. Drawing classes planned Command, where SlUes works as a resource manager. 190 styles of tuxedos to choose from. We hav e a large selection ul lhe latest styles air cr aft : r Pm ember t he p ilot 's GALLIPOLIS - Activities and menus for the week of July 9 thru July 13, at the Senior Citizens Center, 220 Jackson Pike, will be as follows : Monday - Advisory Council, 11 a.m.; Short Subjects. 11 a.m.; Chorus, I p.m. Tuesday -STOP/physical !It ~ ness, 10:30 a.m .; Video Matinee "Big Business", 12 : 30 p.m. Wednesday - Armchair Travel " Indiana", 11 a.m.; At~ torney, Tim Foran, 1 p.m.; Garden Qub, 1 p.m. : Cards, 1 ~3 p.m . Thursday - Bible Study, 10:45 a.m .; Herb Class, 1:30 a.m.; Birthday Party Patriotic. noon . Friday - Art Class. IO·noon; Craft class, 1~3 p.m.: Pool Tournam ent Rules Meeting, - those special moments. You wUI have over Rr v rrv carefu l around moving 112 WEST MAIN ST. ALSO: Jackson, Chesapeake, Athens, Chilli<olhe, logan & M<Arthur ~ The- ove rseas du ty ass ignment alI he MOMENTS TO REMEMBER! Corky's Classics GAUIPOLIS: 414 Second Ave., 2nd flour 446-0166 8:3D to 5:00 Monday-Friday 8:30 to 12 Saturday Closed 'Thursday ·-- rences that swPpt Eastern E urope last year. Just two week s before. his 16 ~year~ol d daughter Eri n. on a field trip to Prague with her hi gh school German club, found hersel f In the lawn square wh en millions of Czec ho s· lovaklan citizens took to the streets with lit candles. chantin g "freedom. ~free dom." Erin ca ll ed her fat her that night . "She said, 'D ad , yo u wouldn' t believe this,' " r el at ed Stiles, who was an A·6 Intruder bomb ardler · navlga tor during the Vietnam war~ "The whole fa mily Is still emollonally over~ co me with awe and joy from witnessing these phenomen al even t s," Stiles continued. Let HASKINS-TANNER help you make SALE STARTS MONDAy I JULy 9 10:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. MON.-SAT. PLANN.ED PARENTHOOD __ ·-- STUTTGART, Germ any - In 1970, Michigan State University senior Josepe Stiles stopped by the Navy recruiting booth du r ing a university career day. While he talked over a poss ible future as a Navy officer, VIetnam Wa r pro testers marched around the booth, and surrounded him, chanting antl~war slogans . "What a dog and pony show that was," recalled the so n of Joseph and Joan Stiles of Galllpo lis . "I wa s really swimmin g against the stream to sign up for the Navy ." But sign up Stiles did. Now app roaching lhe end of hi s 20-year military career and serving a tour of dut y with th e Headquarters, U .S~ European Command In Stuttgart, the Navy lieutenant commande r and his family recently found them selves once more In the mid st of history-altering prote s t marches of a morp wpJcome kind. Last November, as pro!Pslers. soldiers, and citizens surrounded the Berlin wall, ending the almost 30~yea r separation of East and West Berlin . Stiles' wlfl' Wendy and so n Todd, 13 - In Berlin for a soccer malch of Todd's team - were cr us he d among thousands of laugh in g. rejoicing people. Stiles. back In Stuttgart, was glued to the television broadc as ts on the Armed Forces Network. gazing on thesce new ithdlsbell r f as the Berlin wall cam e down. Wendy and Todd returned home with preciou s souvenirs - pieces of the wall. It was the second I ime that a number of Stiles' famil y had beheld one of the historic occur T he open church wedding will 101ke p lace July 21, 1990 at Grace Unit ed Method is I 011 fi p.m . . wi th a recep tion followi ng at lhf' Ho liday I n n on Rt. 7. Long is a grad ua tr of K yger Cr eek High Schoo l and i s em~ played at Ho lzer Medical Cen te r as a f ile clr r k in thC' bu si nes s offic£' . Da r st is al so il gradu atr of Kyger Cr eek High School and i s employed by FSJ, Inc ~ I Shake Shoppel as a supervisor . STOREWIDE E~ERYTHING MUST 80! Sliding fee role. No one refused services because of inability to pay. , i.'J TO Confidential Services: Birth Control V.D. Sreening Cancer Screening Pregnancy Testing _________________ <J 11 I;AI.LII'OLIS - 30°/o 75°/o Family Planning It Makes Sense... POMEROY: 236 E.Main St., 2nd floor 992-5912 8:30 to S:DO Monday-friday Clostd Thursday Senior Center plans its weekly activities Navy career affords • • • untque opportuntttes Long-Darst m r nt "I, I I' TERESA LONG, JERK\' D . DARST II broo k. Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- 8-7 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. uncle. Da niel Cla rk . Ca lllpoll s Musici an s for thr ccremon\' flPr parent s , thl' bride won... a s llppPr sat i n gow n wlth a SWPC'lhParrl neck l i ne, ba squ P waist and short pour sleeves. Schitnl L.H'P , sr · qu!ns and scPd pparls trirnnwri the bodice and siE'C'Ves. whiiP thP cathedral train was hPmmrd wll h wide• schiffii larr• and hand -cl ippt'd app liqups outlin Pd wit h S('quln s a nd !JPa rl." . toppPd bv a c<.mdy box bow and fabric flowC' r . HP r ht'a dp iPf'P. a band of Sf'f'd pearl s. h(')d a fin gl'r l lp \ "f'il and blu shC'r. I July 8, 1990 (POINT PLEASANT MEDICAL CENTER) 25TH&. JEFFERSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT (304) 675-1675 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• 446-4664 Silver Bridge Plaza (Beside JoAnn Fabric) IIOLIC AI:' · AliGN �Page-B-8- Sunday Times-Sentinel 'Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. July 8, 1990 Powell's Super ~al Summer fun Festll Section July Navratilova beats Gar'l·ison to win ninth Wimbledon crown STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. By FREDERICK WATERMAN UPI Sports Writer WIMBLEDON, England (UP!t - Mar· tina Navra tllova' s ninth Wimbledon cham· plonship was a reco rd to remember and a match to forget. The 33-year ~ old, strugg ling to control her nerves. failed to play like a champion Saturda y bu I wa s good enough to end Zlna Garrison 's upset run with a 6-4, 6-1 vic tory and become the winn lngest woman In Wimbledon histo ry Navratilova, wh·a had been tied with Helen Wills Moody at eight titles, did not enter the record book playing her best, making repeated unforced errors and only rarely summonin g up grea t shots. "I was nervous as hell," she said aft er the 75- minute match . " I didn ' l care if I had to scra pe and scrap and scra tch and craw l out ther e. II did n' t ha ve to be a thing of beau tv. They don't put an asterisk there- 'She won the record but she really didn ' t play we ll. "' Navrat ilova won all t'ight or her ser vicf' games by coming to n<•t on ever y poi nt. In the second set she al so bega n to charge on her sen1ce ret urns and as a re sult swept the final six games of lh<• match. ''I'm a natural grasscourt playr r," sai d Navratilova. lhl' Sl'rond seed who often r erers to ('pntre Co urt as ''mv court." " She was th P most aggrPssi~e .. she was a step ahead PVPry time ." sa id Garri son, seeded fifth "She n•all y beli,•vcs it' s her court and she won't let an_yonr take it away." Navratilova. playing in ht'r ni11t h consecu ; , PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., JULY 8 THRU SAT., JULY 14 $ 49 Round Steak ••.•. ;a~. 2 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BOTTOM CHICKEN Leg Quarters .... ~; •. 49< THORN APPLE VALLEY 12 HAM $ s9 Turkey Ham •...•..L:. . 1 1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF 59 8 Chuck Roast ...•• ! ~. $1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF $ 69 8 Rump Roast ...... ! ~. ECK~ICH ' W1en ers••••••••••••• ! ~. 8 $ 1/4 In World Cup action, 1 ROYAL CROWN COLA PRODUCTS ECKRICH log no ••••••••••••!a~. $1 39 does." On Thursday, Garrison did Navratilova the favor of upse lling the top-ranked Graf In the semifinals, preventing a fourth straight Navra ti lova -Graf Wimbledon fin al. As ked whether Gra f' s absence diminished Sa turda y's ac hievement , Navrat il ova replied that beating the defending champion '·would ha ve been more fitting , but Zina Pa r ned her way thcrP." The v ictory carnc•d Navralil ova $352,000. Ga rrison 's co nsola ti on is a c hec k for $17fi,lllll. The winnl'r of 18 major singles titles, Navra1i lova had not won a major crown since the 1987 U.S. Opf'n but she was a heavv favorllP a gai nst th e 2b-year -old Texari, whom shl' had beaten in 27 of 28 previous mec!ings . Garrison, pla yin g in th e fir st Grand Slam final of her 11 year career, was the overwh elmin g favorite of t hP Centre Court crowd . Rut thi s did not hrlp hPr , as she was as tense as her opponent. Garrison was trying to become the lowes I seed to win Wimbledon since No. 8 Karen Hantze Sl!sman triumphed In 1962. Navratllova, who did not drop a set during the tournament, won the 38-m inu te first set despite a shaky start. The Czechoslovakian native lost the first five points of the match as Garrison drilled winners off her forehand and backhand. The fifth seed had a break -point opportunity to take a 2·0 lead but Navratilova punched a backhand volley winner. The second seed then held serve, broke Garrison's next service game at 15 and se rved out the set. In the second set, the third game proved to be crucial. Garrison fought through seven deuces and fou r break points but Navratil· ova finally broke her wtth a backhand passing shot to end the 13- minute game and was never challenged again. Garrison, th e surprise of the fortnight , fa iled to show the deep groundstrokes and sha r ply angled volleys that she used to dispatch Gra f an d th e third -seeded Monica Seles. But the post -final ceremonies and a good look at th e winner's plate whelled her appetit e for next year. " I 'm looking forward to coming back ... it Is even more exciting when you see that trophy up close than when you see it on televis ion," said Garrison. ·'I couldn 't tak e m y eyes off of it." Althea Gibson, the 1957·58 champion and th e only black woman to win at Wimbledon, watched the matc h from the Royal Box at Centre Court . BAR!, Italy iUPit - I taly cla imed thi rd pla ce in th e World Cup fin als Saturday with an excitin g 21 victory ovrr England in the playoff match between the two losing se mifin alists . All three goa ls came in a thr illing last 20 min utes. Roberto Bagglo put ital y ahead and. a ft er David Pial! had eq ualized for England, Salvatore Schi llaci scored the winner from the penally spot. II wa s Schill aci's sixth goal of the tournamen t and mak es him the outright l eader on th e goa l-sco ring tabl e. Baggio 's 70th minute goal was hi s second of the tournament, and was al so one of the mos t untidy . II came after he had di spossessed England keeper Peter Shillon , who attempted to roll the ba ll out to complete an ort hodox clt•a ranre . With Shill on raci ng after him, Baggio pushl' d the bal l to Sc hil~ l aci. T he rP turn pass was perfect and Bagglo eva ded I he des perate tackles of a clutch of English defend er s to score. From a cross by Tony Dortgo, who played the second half with a bandage over a badly cut eye, Pial! headed his third goal of the tournament In th e 80th minute Within fou r minutes, Italy wa s ahead aga in. Sc hill aci raced onto a pa ss by Bagglo and wa s awa r ded a penalty after a heavy tack le by England defend er Paul Parker . The nearest either side had f 2 LITER BOTTLE 79( ,,~'<-,,~ ¢4M¥ 4.~;v ·'# FLAVORITE CIDER or WHITE VINEGAR GALLON YELLOW Onions •••••••••••••••••• 79( 3 LB. 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' ·p,'' ' -,,,_ America's Martina NavratUova backhands a retum shot during Saturday morning's Wimbledon championship match against fellow American Zlna Garrison. Navratllova won 6-4, 6-1 to clabn an unprecedented ninth Wimbledon crown. (UPI) .---The payoff-----f Italy downs England 2-1 to finish third Pork Loin •.... !8~. $1 79 J29 live final at The All England Club. had twice been denied by Steff! Graf the record she wanted so much. The nine-time champion, who had tears rolllng down her face when she held aloft the winner's plate. said later, ""I had to r ea lly wa it for it. that's what makes It sweet ... thi s tops It all. absolutely." ""There were no glitches thi s time. I knew this was my best chance and It wa s my match to win," she said. Asked if she might retire, having attained all her goal s, Navratllova shook her head and sa id, "I'm goin g for double digits. Why not? ... If my body has It, I know my head C -.~ --,.· OVERCOMES OBSTA CLE - England's Dav id Platt (light shirt) steps over Italy 's Gulsrpp<' SACRAMENTO TOMATO JUICE 46 OZ. CAN 79( ZESTA CRACKERS POUND BOX 99( Giannini while pressi ng the attack during Saturday's World Cup mat ch In Barl, Italy. Italy won 2- 1 to claim third place . (IJ PI) come to scoring during an entertaining first half was in th e 27th minute when Ci ro Ferrara, one of four changes in th e home si de, let fl y. Shilton, playing his !25th and most probabl y his las t game In goal fo r England. fumbled the shot aga ins t the far upright and Schillac i just f ailed to put the re bound in the back of th e nrt. Italy 's shoot-on-si ght policy gained the edge of the first 45 minutes, which had start ed with several fin e thrusts down the flank s fr om the England full backs. Gary Steve ns and Dorigo, who was startin g his fir st int er · national aft er three appearan ces as a substitut e. Stew ns produced th e fir st shot for England within two m inutes but Italy qui ckl y replied with t wo drivE'S from Luigi De Agostini and two more from Baggio, bo th of which called for alertn ess from Sh ll ton. Technically, I taly bows ou t of the tourn ament unbea ten. afte r winning all of tis games excep t the se m ifin al aga inst Argentina, which it los t <·3 on a penalty shoot out aft er the score was ti ed 1·1 at the end of extra trme. Hlslory walling to be mad e Tea m captain Diego Mara dona lakes defend ing ti tle -holder Ar· gentlna ont o the field at Olympic Stadi um aga inst Fra nz Beck en· bauer 's West German squad Sund ay nr ght to decide the 14 th World Cup soccer championship. Soccer hi story will be mad e by !h e wtnner in various way s. Maradon a. considered th e greatest play er rn the world, can become th e first player to cap· la in two World Cup champions. An Arge nt ina victory would also eq ual the r ecord of three world Iii Irs shared by ital y and Brazi l. ThP Argentines ar e also ln a position to become t he fir st nation to successfull y defend a World Cup cr own slnC'f' Bra7.il in 1908 and 1962. Mears wins pole for Cleveland Grand Prix By BOB KEIM U PI Sports Writer CLEVELAND rl!Pli - Hi ck Mear s edged tea mmate Emer son Flttlpaldi Sa turd ay to win the po le for lheCir veland Grand Prlx for CART Indy car s an d rarn hi s third ca r Prr polr on a road co ursr . Mears. dri vi ng a PP nskr PC90-Chevro lrt covered t he 10-turn . 2.37 -milr layout ;tt Bu rkr L akefron l Airport at 139.319 mph, while Pen ske Racing tca mm al l' Frttipald r. I he defending champion. was timed at 139 .166 mph in his Pr oske PC90 Chevro let. Mea r s, who also won road course poll's at L aguna Sec a last year and at Elkh art Lake in 1982, also had th l' lastl's t qualifyi ng lim e Frid ay on the fir st day of quamying when he was cloc ked at 138.913 mph. Mears' speed wa s a record on th e new ly redes igned course, which wa s altered Frid ay aft rr a series of incident s in what had bee n turns one and two . CART official s decided to bypass a chicane on the front str aight and r eva mped t he co urse to extend the front stretch into a sweeping right -hand t urn that had bern turn three but now Is consid ered turn one. The qualifyin g record on thr old n turn . 2. 48 -mile cour se was 138.127 mph set by Mi chael Andn•tti la st yea r. Mear s. who has 31 car!'er po les on oval tracks, needed 61.2 15SPcond s to comp lete his fasl lap. "We steadily made some progress," he sa id , adding that track co nditions were different when th e temper atures rose Saturday . " We kept making some small c hanges. We had to run very hard to get back to where we were (Friday) . Basically, we ju st got a lap where all the corners put together and tha t gave us our time ." Andretti, who briefly had the fastest qualifying time Saturday before being passed by M ears and Fittlpald!, _wlll start third In a Lola-Chevrolet he qualifi ed at 138.915 mph, and At Unser Jr . wi ll start fourth in a L o la ~ Chevrolel timed at 138.094 mph. Roger Pen skes lh lrd dr i ver , Danny Su II ivan , will start flit h a fler quallfyi ng at 138. 085 mph. foll owed by Mario A ndretti , Bobby Ra ha l, Ind y 500 winner Arie Luycndyk , and Teo F abi. Twent y fi ve cars will start today 's race, whlr h will begi n at 2 p.m. EDT and will be televv1sed on ESPN. Because the c han ge shortened the leng th of the track, ther eby reducing the length of the race , CART offi cials have ad ded five laps, which means dri vers will complete 85 l aps and cover 201.4 miles. Drivers say the combination of eliminating the chica ne and th e repav i ng of the track in the spring have made the course on the airport runways faster and safer. "I was happy they made the change for safety rea sons," said Filtlpaldl, who has won here twice. "In 20 minutes. the track was safer. Much faster, but safer. II (the race ) will be much more attractive to watch. Faster and more lntereslng." Winning the pole gave Me ars one point In the CART·PPG Indy car world ser ies point standings, and he now traiis leader Unser by just two points, 82-80, as the three- time Indy 500 champion tri!'S for his fo urth driving championship. Mears has nev~r won In Cleveland, but said the new track Is easier on equipment which should allow more cars to finish the race . Mears ha s won seven road course races, with his last triumph in the 1989 finale at Laguna Seca. •'I think with all the changes that have been made.it should be quite a bit better for everybody," Meats said. "It definitely will be easier on equipment and that should mean more cars around at the end and that should make for a better show." · ---· ··---· ... --·-~-----~ -··-··· ---~~--·-··----· ·--·~---~~--· - Na\'ratilova holds aloft the winner 's plah• afh.•r her victory over Garri.~on . Blue Jays hand Mariners 4-2 loss TORON TO t UP! 1 - To ronto outfield er George Bell had a smal l problem with his glove but he had no tr ouble with his bal. After hold ing up the gam e for se vera l minutes in the top of the fi rst while replacing a broken mitt, Bel l si ngled In two r un s In the bottom of the Inning and late r added an f\Bl doubl e to lead the Toronto Blue Jays to a 4·2 win ovpr th e SPa !l ie Mariners. The vic tory was Toronto's fifth in a row. " I stood ou t there and pull ed on a . . tri ng and !I j ust gave way, the glove ca me apart and I had to get a new one,· sa id Bell, who rejected the repla cement glove tossed ou t by tral nr r Tommy Cra ig and went back Into the clu bhouse to choose hi s own . Be ll was making his first appear ance since sittin g out two game s with a bruised thumb that has bothered him for several weeks. " It felt a lot better tod ay," he sa id . " It didn't r ea lly bother me." deci sions si nce bei ng sideli nf'd for a month with a ham stri ng Injury . "That' s the only thing !hall have n't beenabletodo thts year rs shake off stuff I ha t upse ts m e." After Leonard's homer. tht• so uthpaw held thf' Mannf'r<; hitless until si ngles by T r ar.1· Jones in th e fifth and Ca it o in tht• six!h. Hr stru ck oul four and wa lked thr ee before givin g t ht· bait over to Duane Wa rd. w ho pit ched two shutout inn ings to notc h his seven th savr . Toronto rPspo nded to Lf'o nard's lOt h homer with thrf' t' ru ns in thei r half of th e first. J unior Fel lx opened wi th .t si ng le off Ru ss Swa n. 1 ~- find Tony Fernandez walked KP II I' Gruber singled Felix hom<• a11d advanced FPrnandpz !(I 1hinl Gruber l ook sPro nc1 on ri g ht fielder Cotto's throw to lh r plalr and Bell follo wed with a lwo~ run si ngle to give To ronto a .\ L IPad Swan depa r ted llf1Pr thf' sr cond when hi s p i tc hing sho uldPr stiffened up . " George is a real gam er," enthused manager Ci to Gaston. Giants IU, Cubs 9 - At Sa n ""He plays hurt more than any Fra nc isco, Dave Kingery' s guy on this club ." si ngled a Les La ncaster pit ch Winner Jimmy Key, 5·4, got off ove r short stop Shawon Dun ston's to a shaky start, bu I set tl ed down hea d into left cen ter fi eld toscorr to work seven Innings And teammat es Matt Williams and combined wi th Duane Ward on a Gary Carter In th e bottom of the three-hitter. ninth Inning to give the Giants a Henry Cotto opened the first 10-9 win over th e Cubs. with a walk , but was erased on a The Inning began when L an· double play . Key thought that he caster, the losing pitcher, fanned struck out Ken Griffey Jr, on a 2·2 c lea nup hitter Kevin Mitchell, checked swing. but the umpire but singles by Williams and ruled It a ball and Griffey later Ca rter preceded a wild pitch by walked . Key momentarUy lost Lancaster , which moved the pair his conce ntration, and Jeffrey ahead 90feet and set the stage for Leonard followed wtth a blast Kingery 's game-winning single. Into the l eft -field stands for his Jeff Brantley, who followed lOth homer . Mark Thurmond . Steve Bedro· "! was upset," said Key, who sian and starter Don Robinson , won for the first time In four · got the win . --- ·-·-->-·--·- - - - ---;...___________ _,_ �July 8, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, w. Va. Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-C-3 wins memorial race By SCOTT WOU'I: T.S Corretpol.tal .· I· OPEN SINGLES FINALISTS- Mike Ridener of Columbus beal Middleport's Shaun Baker (left) to win the open singles division of the GaiUpoUs Men's Hard court Championships, held last weekend at Raccoon Creek County Park near Centenary and the Haskins Memorial Park In GaiHpoUs . I· • 411-PLUS - Syracuse's (right) won the 411-and-over singles division IItle by beating Merrill Bergstedt of Charleston, W.Va., In the GaJDpoUs Men's Hard court Chlllllplonshlps, held last weekend at Raccoon Creek County Park near Centenary and the Haskins Memorial Park In Gallipolis. 35-PLUS SINGLES FINALISTS- Stew Curtis of Columbus won the 35-and-over singles division title over Galllpolltan Bill Gray (left) during the Gallipolis Men's Hard court Championships, held last weekend at Raccoon Creek County Park ncar f:entenary and the Haskins Memorial Park in GalllpoUs. •Wheel Alignment •Brakes & Shocks •Struts •Used Tires •Goodyear Tires · Vincent adjourns hearings with Steinbrenner NEW YORK (UPii- Baseball Commissioner Fay Vincent Friday adjourned hear ings In to Geo rge Steinbrenner's relationship with admitted gambler Howl e Spira and gave the New York Yankees owner 10 days to produce any further Information on his behalf. According to this timetable, VIncent would announce no sooner Ihan July 16 his decision on allegations that Steinbrenner paid Spira to provide damaging Information aboul outlielder Dave Winfield . "!will try, depending on the state of the record In front of me on the 16th, to make a decision reasonably quickly ." Vincent said on the sidewalk outside the law offices of former judge Howard Ty ler. where about 10 hours of hearings took place over two days. Vlncenl said nothing about the substance of the meeti ng . except thai Stembrenner was the only witness and that h is' ·cooperation was co mple te ." He called the tone "cordia l a nd s tra ightforward." The commissioner added he had no wish 10 cross-exam ine witnesses, bul would accept the ir lestimony by affidavit . He sai d if Stei nbrenner 's lawyers wish 10 alter the llmetable. they could notify him by the clasP of business Wednesday . By leaving lhe decision until a t least July 16. Vincenl no t only gave Steinbrenner time for defense but a lso tried to avoid overshadowing the 61sl All-Star Game, which Is scheduled for Chicago 's Wrigley Field Tuesday nigh! "As you know, " Vincenl said, " next week is a baseball week." Spira pleaded innocenl Th ursd ay to eight federal exlortlonrela tet! charges for threa ls made loStei nbren ner. Sp ira ha s sa id he received $40.000 from Steinbren ner for informa lion lo discredil Winfield . Spira faces 25 years in prison and up 10 $2 million in fines. Sleinbrenner first claimed he gave Spira th e money 10 help him "slraighlen oul his life. " then sa id he did so 10 prolect Yankees e mployees from damaging Information Sptra may have had . Baseball law gives !he commissioner broad power to rule on siluations he deem s no! in th e mterest of I he game. Vincent brushed aside a question about a possible legal c hallen ge lo that power by sa ying. "The Com missioner of baseball has bee n upheld every lim e a federal cour t has eva lua ted th ese proceedings." On Thursday. Vmcent ordered the Yankees to pay $200.000 10 the Ca lifornia Angels for lampering in a May II trade involving Winfield. MEIGS Memorial Race at Skyline Speedway Friday night. Pictured are Adams with promoter Darrell WIUle (left) and a STARS representative. Adams has won 14 races so far this season and has won three of the six Memorial Races. WINS AGAIN - Bob Adams Jr. of Racine (center), the driver of the DoU Brothers/Stlhl f:hain Saws/ 5 Points Express/JD Drilling Black Bandil Camaro, appropriately claimed the victory in the sixth annual Bob Adams Sr. E CENTER JOHN FULTZ - J. MARCUS FULTZ 242 W. Main OWNERS Pomeroy 992·2101 A's, Royals win Thursday GALLIPO LIS - The Gallipoli s Elks A's and the Gallipolis Royals co llected victories Thurs• • day night at the expense of th e local Indians and the loca l Red Sox. respectively. In the A's 18-7 win over the Indians . the A's pitching staff of Burt Wood. Andy Betz and Rand Clark surrendered three hils - to Indians Adam Clark (two si n glesl and Josh Sebert Isingletwhile providing a significa nt portion of th e offense of the A's, 8-1. Betz hit for th e cycle, and Wood tripled. doubled twice and si ngled in four trips, while Clark and teammate Crocket Wright I who fell a home run sho rt of hitting for the cycle in the A's lo-o win over the Red Sox last Monday, but was the winning pitcher> doubled and singled. Allen Barcus doubled, and Chad Mayes a nd Ryan Chapma n had singles to round out the A's hit parade. Royals 10, Red Sox 6 - T he Royals rallied from a three-run deficit with a seven-run third inning to collect the four-run were Isaac Sau nders 1two!, John Hornsby a nd Paul Siders. Value 1hat's Powtlt Equipment IUUf!,h to beat' 12 .and Ryan Perdue hammering two hits each and Blacksmith. Nathan Cremeans, Brad Rose and Chris Smith ge tting one each . 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DAVIS DOMINATES - PhU Davis of Galllp&lis , driving the Whaley's Auto Parts 8-Ball S(>ortsman claimed his feature event in the Bob STEWART - Glvlna II that little extra efforl, Bob Adams, Jr. led from flag to flaa Friday night at Skyline Speedway ro win the 40-lap feature race named in memory of his father. lob Adams, Sr. Adam.' latt~~t'tat7- i tW.lftll or !Ill! ~ari:Mirall. hu · Davts of GeiHpolls won the Sporhtman Iftllll'lt, Kdlp kelly claimed tile Sf!lll-lttl! mal• and Harold PickeD grabllt!d the Sti'Ht Stock matn u hll ear's rear-en4 locked up.aalli! took tile checkered fl&l. Racine drivers Bob Adams, Jr . and semi-late driver ChriS Did· die. a nephew of Bob Adams, Sr. held the American flags in a moment of silence In memory of the elder Adams and for !he Na tiona I At hem prior to the night's racing. Adams jumped to an early uncontested lead, but around lap len last week's winner Billy Ch llders of St. Mary's, W.Va , closed In on the low running Doll Chassis of Adams . On lap 14 a great battle for second developed as Childers, Andy Bond in the McDonald's AIO , Rod Evans of Charleston, and Larry Bond all jockeyed for position in a light sidt>-by-slde battle. Eventually II appeared that Andy Bond had won out as hlscar really came on late In the race. The younger Bond took to !he high side on a lap 25 yellow and l'fessured Adams continuously, but each time Adams would pull away down the Iron! chute . Fi nally, whal appeared to be Bond's drive·line let go and sent the hard charger to theplls to end a great drive . At the finiSh II was Adams, Billy Childers, Rod Evans , Larry Bond, Kenny John· son of Parkersburg, Bobby Davidson of Lillie Hocking, Delmas Conely , Benny Hickel, Doug Hall and Rolando Esparza. Kenny Johnson had the grea · test drive of I he night , claiming the 8 -maln win to get Into the feature, then turning up the wick to come off the tall to finish a s trong fifth place. Esparza also came from lhe rear to finish tenlh . Heal winners were Bob Adams (dashl over Paul Garvin In lhe Marc French 29, and Billy Childers. Rod Evans won lhe second heat over Benny Hickel of Pomeroy. and Delmas Conley, while Larrq Bond beat Bobby Davidson In the Little Hocking Sanitation T-1. and Bryan Wolle In the McDonald's 5R third. Kemp Kelly In the K & K race cars 2K from Ravenswood, W.Va . , won lhe semi-late main .• St. Rt. 7 ' Ntw lO<aliOft Allowo IOIIWII High School ·- . -- - - - -·- 312 6th Str•t 915·4200 - - - --- - · - ---~' ~ _ _. : _ __ _ _ _ __.,.___ Pol1lt _ : __ _ ____,l__ _ _ - • �Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va. July 8, 1990 July 8, 1990 Swim meet winners ... 1990 SWIM TEAM - The GaiUpolls Municipal P~ol 's 1990 swim learn had 44 of lis members lake pari In lhe Area sports briefs---. GA HS helmet fitting July 16 GALLIPOLI S - Ga llla Acad emy loo tb all coac h Brent Saunders announced that all boys e nteri ng grades 9-12 this Iall who are planning to play foot ball should report to the GAHS football locker room for we ig ht tra ining and conditi on ing on Monday , J uly 16 at 7:45a.m., with the helmet-fitting session to follow at 10 : 15 a .m. Two Blue Angels play in cagefest ATHENS~ Ga llia Academy cagers Dena Greene a nd Amy Reynolds jolnPd forces with Athens players J ennifer Merrima n and Erin O'Leary to comprise the Fugitives, the team tha t dropped a 31-22 decision to the Hoops ters In a four -on-four girls' high school c hampionsh ip basketball game on Saturday, June 30 at the At hens City Recreation Co urts. The Hoops ters were Beaver Eastern's Ma riPnP Stol lings, Lancaster's Tammi Scott , Logan's Robyn Wallace and Pick eri ngton' s G wynet h Ballard. T hat ga me was one of the eve nts of the P izza Hut/Pepsi Tri-Sta te Hoop-It -Up, which had 120 games on tap in addition to. amo ng other things, shooting co ntests. slam dunk co mpetition, an open three-point shooti ng co ntest aga in st former OU pla yer learn'sflrst meet on June 23at lhe GaiUpolls Municipal Pool Team members pictured are Ryan While, Mathew Yoho, Jimmy WISeman, Mathew Bush, Derek Baker, Christine Vaughn, Undsey MuUins, Becka Brenneman, Tessa Rothgeb, Christl Caldwell, Chris Saunders, Heath Roth· geb, Cody Lane, Alex Bruce, Robbie Smith, Kacl Lane, Blair Simpson, Tarin Mink, Chris Smith, Tyler Burnett, C.J. Stocker, JeH MuUins, Kevin Walker, Uzzle Brenneman, Kelly Koby, Sara Walke r, Erin Sheets, Bob Magnussen, Ben Sheard, Max Bruce, Joe Do nov sky , Brett Ba ker, Kelly Smith, Laura Under, Jill Roderus, Beau Bush, Luke Patrick, Amy Canaday, head coach Kim Canaday and assistant coach Scott Blhl. Brennema n. Tarin Mink 11·12 year·old boys - Chris Smith , Bob Magnussen, J oe Donovsky 11-12 year-old girls - Sara Walker, Blair Simpson. Tiffany Foster 13--H year-old boys - Brett Baker, Beau Bush, Luke Patrick 13--H year--old girls - Jill Roderus, Kelly Smith, Laura Linder (2:1-meler backstroke) 9·10 year·old boys - Dan Magnu ssen. Kevin Walker , Max Bruce 9-10 yea r-old girls - Liz Brenneman, Tarin Mink 11-12 year-old boys - Bob Magnussen, Chris Smith, Joe Donovsky 11-12 year-old girls - Sara Walker, Erin Sheets, Blair Simpson 13--14 year--old boys - Brett Baker, Luke Pat tick. Beau Bush 13-14 year--old girls - Laura Li nder . Jill Roder us, Kelly Smith (Boys' 23·meler freestyle relay) First - Robbie Sm lth, Mathew Bush, Joe Donovsky, Dan Magnu ssen Second - Stephen Roderick, Ben Sheard. Chr is Saunders , Bob Magnussen Third - Kevin Walker, Max Bruce. Brett Baker, Matt Yoho (Girls' 25-meter freestyle relay) First- Li ndsey Mullins , Meredith Mullins, Laura Linder, Erin Sheets Second - J ill Carter. Al ex Bruce. Tiffany Foster. Liz Brennem a n ·rhlrd - Andra Boggs, Chris- PUBLIC NOTICE co ntes ts and a m ini-c lln;c hosted by Oh io Un iversi ty head basket ball coaches Larry Hunter and Mars ha Reali and assista nt coach David Greer. ACROSS For more Information, co ntact Chip Haggerty at 446-7677. Chris Sa unders, Mathew Bush. 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Shown arr• (L- It) llergstedt, llenlley, Haggerty and llolh•y . rContinurd !rom C-:11 SENIOR DOUBLES WINNERS - The doubles team of Charleston, W.Va.'s Merrill Bcrgslcdl and Syracuse's John Bentley heat the team of Cheshire's Chip Haggerty and Huntington , W.Va.'s Bob Holley lo win th e 35-a nd ·over double., Skyline results ... QuPPil . event, as Roger Dun lap drov e to a huge lead in the Street Stock rPgula r fo ur di\ is ions. ma in. Picken s m ade a grand awakening at thP finish to pi:::ls ~ s ix cars in thr las t thrPP laps Late models llash - Bob Adams, Paul Garvpn. Bill Chrlders . And) Bond . Heat one - Hod Eva n.-,, Bf'nny With one lap to go Dunlap bl ew a tire on the front c hute and held on for second a ll the way to turn four, where contenders Brian Willard a nd Ralph Gardner who Feature Hi ck e l. De lmas Co nk·.v. Sonny· FLo;; her Heat two ~ Larrv Bond . Bcbbv had run third mo.s t of lhC' ra rc- got Davidson. Brya n Wolf(', Larry' ca ught behind the ailing Dun lap. Clair Sullivan a nd Greg Gibso n. who had gone to the tai l aftN an early skirmish. s lip ped to the Mille r. 8 -main Kl'nny .John son. Ho landu E:s par za, ,Ia_ \' . I Pnki n ~ Jr ., Simmons inside to claim th P sPcond and third spots_Gardner wa.s fourth. Feature - flob Adams .. lr .. Chi ld ers. F:va ns. · Larry Bond. foll owed bv Charl ie Co nrad, John Williams. ~Willa rd. Bobby Craw kord. We sley Haynes. and Todd Wo lfe. .lo hnson. Hea l Winners wPn' Halph Gardner a nd Dunlap The top three finishrr s in all th rrf' divi s ions rrc('i\'<'ci trnphiPs. Nex t wP('k for rf'g ula r admi s s ian . th e IM CA modifieds inva dr· the Sky line clay a long with thP Dav idson. Hick el. Doug Hall. Con lr .v. Esparza . F'ishPr, Jay .Jp nkins. Simmons . Bond, Garv in. Millrr. C'i:HJJl'ntPr . ~ KPmp Kf'lly, H ill. Isner. La mb. Meadow s. Bagby .Diddle, Smith. Wilson. .lr . Say rc-. Qurrn S11ortsman Kl'vin Hau ght. Phil Oush - Davrs, Amick. Phil H <Jught. Dav1~ .. lim SP mi-lates wompn 's Middl eport Afte r the r ai ns hit . Th ursday n1ghts other games were mov('cl wi n over Tuppers Plains . ancl .... ment sponsorPd by Zid c's on .Ju ly Further Information Can Be Obtained At That Time. JULY SPECIALS ON MARSHALLTOWN TOOLS AT FOREST RUN BLOCK COMPANY MARSHALL TOWN MASON'S LINE MARSHALLTOWN ' BRICK HAMMERS 100% Twisted Nylon Th is qual ity line manufacf ured : from the bes l yarn , then after · winding it is "heal -set" to .: stabilize Ihe Iwine . Not affected · by morlar , o il , mildew and will' not absorb wat er. inform ation pleasL' ca l l brPakers. JIM COBB CHEVROLET ·OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC-GEOr INC. 992-6614 308 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO travel The annual Spor ts Medici ne Wo rkshop fo r Meigs, Eas tern. a nd Southern Coaches will be July 21, 1990at Me igs High Sc hool beginning a t 8:30 a. m. All coaches In the three dist r icts must have the s ports medicine class In order to coach a t the high sc hool level. 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Prelerred by the trade. SPECIAl ATIOANEY-AT-lAW 336 I. High St., Columbus, OH . SIGN UP DATES July 14, 21 & 28 to Fnd ay nigh t. When action resumed Rutland jumped ou t to a :1-n lead in the firs t and coaslrd to Wil l iam s. Stevp Ca in . H eat - Hngpr Dunl<lp , C rp g Gi bson, Ch arJip Conrad, Hrian llash - KP illp Krl l_l. lJa\'1' arn s. Willard, \ril\\'lorrl . H;1y nPS. Mea dows. Bobby Hil l Woll•• Ileal - Fran k Wilson .. lr Cotton Saqre. Buck Lamb. J a~c,;;k------------: SUMMER LW. CENNAMO William s. Cozad, Adkins, Bertrum. Wood s. Whit e. Fl eming , Tracewe ll. Dash - Rat ph Gardner . .J ohn ATHEN S - There wi ll be a men' s USSSA memori al tourna ment to be held Ju ly 14th and 15 th at the West Stat e Street fi eld s . For more info rmat ion. contac t Bern ier f' oreman at 1 592 -5469 o r Rick Doug la ss at I-593-679X The foll owing wel'k th PoT wi II be anot her USSSA sponsorPd World Class D a nd E Tourna · 614-221-0888 BIG BEND YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1990 State-qualifying softball tourney set s tale -qualifying BANKRUPTCY Doc tor s sa id Wa lt rip's injur iPS will rrquirf' surger y wi nner while Brad Dave npor t was thC' sto rtPr and loser fo r Willard Feature - llar old Pickens. Cl air Sullrvan. Greg Gibson . Ha lpll Gardner. Co nrad. Willi Wolfe David Pull ins do ubled an d scorrd on a n er r or. Ru tl and tha n icPd lhf' victor.v with single run s in thro Ri ddle Featun• - track Dale Ear nhardt was a l th P wheel at the ti me . Surgica l Ca re Unit where he was listed in serrous. but s ta ble. condition. accord ing to Dr . AI · bert Gillespre. Roger Cozad, .J im Ami ck . Mikr Adki ns. Aaron Fle-ming. Gary E:.f'rtram . Kf'ilh T he cras h occurred wi 1h j us t 40 · minutes left in th e final pract ic e: ses sion lor the Pepsi 400 race whe n the rear se al on A.J. F'oyt's car broke, spewing oil on the bonr in his Jpft leg, a fractured Jpft PIbow . and a conc ussion . He was admi tt ed to the Intensive Heighton added tw o s ingles rarh. while Brad Davenport. Jason Mull e ns. Ryan Smith, G..~erN' each had a sing le. .J . Ha ll wa s the startrr and <i !).1 hospita l lollowing X-rays a nd a CAT sca n, both of which ca me up · nega tive. He was expected to : compete Sat urdav . !rom the trac k to Halifax Medl· ca l Center Waltrip suffered a fractured Tupper Pl ains made it a :1-1 ga mP in thP third whf'n Ja son Wi lliams, Tracf'well. ~ and sore neck, was released from th r !JiOn Terry Labo nte and driver Davp Ma rcis wen" transpor ted Rick Ron Il ea l Hockman Labcnte . who comp lained of a Wa ll rip. for mer NASCAR cham J .D. Holste in lr-d PVH with three singles. J Qucenacldr d lwo singl es . F'or Middleport, Robe rt Qua lls led the way with tw o sing les and a double . Ri ekev Hoov er had a double a nd a singlr, Workshop set for july 21 at MHS $150000 Waltrip, a three-tim e Wins ton Cup points cham pion, was the rnos l sp r iousl~· injured in the acci dent o n rhr speed way's rhc six th on a s ingle by J .D Holstei n and tw o more Middle · por1 errors to c lose out th P teams . · IEBATES UPTO DAYTONA BEACH. Fl a. t UPI I - Dor rrell Waltrip a nd two oth er drivers were hospitalized Fr id ay a ft er a seven car pileup in qual ifyi ng for th e NASCAR Pep si 400 . scor i n~ t 73 Separete thii>Q t 75 Rational t76EY11uates t 77 Chemlc:ef compound t16Exclullvely The tournament res um es on. Monday, with the first ~arru:: featuring the Racine Red:> agai nst Point Pleasant PSM a{ 6:15p.m., and the Gal lipolis Elks and Ha rtford Braves meeting '1 1 7:30 p.m . Syracuse 1 will play Peoples Bank of Point Pleasant play al 8:45p. m. Dave n port reac hed on an error . Jason Mullens . Aaron Hockm a n. a nd David Heighton each srngled belore Rickey Hoove r tripled to clear the bases. G. Acree then singled to drive in Hoover to make it a 10-7 ~arne . PVH scored five more r uns in the fifth on si.x walks and a ba se hit by M. Cru ll and a Mid dlrpo r l scorP !'our ru n:-; to c·ut the !Pa d t o \J-11. P VH scorl'd onolhPr ru n in VINTON. OHIO W_ l1in Stntt 388-1603 POMEROY,OHIO 10 run rul e. Ne lson. Spri nger a nO Coler had two hits each for Coo lv ille while Jack Day a nd Aaon Pangio had singles lot Syracuse. Three hurt in seven-car pileup in NASCAR Pepsi 400 trials third to make 10-2, bu t Middleport sco red fiv e run s in the thprd to mak e it a bal l game. Brad Middleport came back usi ng two wa lks a nd sin gles by Heighton . Hoovpr a nd a doubl e by Qua lls to ba gs and T-shirts, respectively. to members of the top fou r But Hurryl Offer Ends July 9th . 12-2 wi n The game was called after five innings because- of the erro r to g lvr th(' Mason Coun ty tea m a 15·7 lead, but once again This beautiful double monument is of autumn rose FJranite. shoes , wind CONVERSION VAN near Centenary and th e Haskins Memorial Park in Gallipolis. Shown are (L-R) Kevin l>lsten and Brian Nibert, both from Portsmouth, and Brent Johnson and Jim Osborne, both from t>ollln.oli• OPEN DOUBLES FINALISTS - These four men were the finalists In open doubles division in the GaiUpolls Men's Hardcourl Championships , held last weekend at Raccoon Creek County Park more SAFARI six runs in the fou rth en routeto a PVH scorPd tw o ru ns in the seco nd and anoth er ru n in the Fred Cross at 1-304-464-5469. Zides will provide Nike sports SIERRA 4X4 the plate with a home run . Adam Barre tt trip iPd. while Sco tt y Geo rge a nd Morgan Vanaman eac h singled. Jason Pullins doubled a nd J im Simpson singled for Tupper s Pla ins. Stanley was th e winner on a tw o-h itter, Sim pson was the loser despite giving up on ly four hits. In Fr id ay's final game Coolville broke open a close game scoring four runs In th e third, a nd SYRACUSE - The 1990 Wil liam "Bill" Hu bbard Memoria l Lit tle League Baseball Tourna ment began on Thursday night get tlng one game in before weather postponed the las t two ga mes until Friday night. PVH Medical jumped out to a 1-0 lea d In the fi rst inning as th ey took ad va ntage of six walks, two Middl eport errors and only one base hit. Middleport cu t th e lead 7-2 In their half of the inning on ba se hits by Braj Davenpor t and Robert Qualls a nd a PVH error . An8wer to Puzzle on Page C-5 Tennis camp set for July 16 winners and discounls on private lessons . (50-meter lreestyle) 7-8 year·old boys - IH! year--old 1irls - Sara Walker. Blair Simpson, Kristen Howell 13--14 year--old boys - Brett Baker. Beau Bush and Luke Patrick ttiet ls-I~ year-old Kirls - Laura LindPr, Jill Roderus. Kelly Smith SUNDAY PUZZLER and cur rent Houston Rock el Dave Jamerson. th ree-on-three GAL LI POLIS - The Ga lltpolls Racquet Cl ub wi ll offer a 10-hour tennis ca mp for juniors and a dult s beg inning Mond ay, July 16 at the Club , located on 710 First Ave. Partic ipan ts may choose to atte nd either th P mornin g 19 ·11 a.m. 1 or the evening 16-8 p.m .1 sessions. or beth. if spac e availability perm its. The fee Is $50. with a $5 discount lor those who pre-registr•r by Friday, Ju ly 13. T here is a Iso a $5 per -person discount for family groups ol two or more. Those who do not pre-register should re port to the Cl ub on J uly 16 at 8:30a.m. Al l pa rticipa nts will receive Instr uct ion on pre-tennis sk ills. fore hand. backha nd, ground strokes. serve, volley, specialty sho ts. r ules and sco rin g, sing les and doubles play, a nd mental toughness. In addition, pa rticipants will receive a cam pT-sh lr t, materials lor devel opmen t of skills, prizes for competitions tine Vaughn, Kelly Smith . Kelly Koby Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-C·5: Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. tContlnued from C-31 #80, 81 & 82 5 FOOT HANDELS $1500 16 IN. FLOATS S1300 $350 . •• .• • EACH :· Made of high carbon s 1 ee~ ttmP4!1red HARD and �Page-C-6-Sunday Times- Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . July B. 1990 Edberg beats Lend); will face Becker in Wimbledon finals By FREDERICK WATERMAN UPI Sports Writer WIMBLEDON, England !UP!) -Stefan Edberg, playing to perfection the serve-and·· volley game which Ivan Lend! has failed to master, Friday ended the top seed's Wimbledon quest 6-1. 7-6 17-2), 6-3 and advanced to a title rematch against defending champion Bo· ris Becker. The West German was tested by unseeded 18-year-old Goran Ivanlsevlc, who beat him at the French Open, but the three-lime champion reached his fifth Wlm bledon final In six years with a 4-6, 7-6 17-4), 6-0,7-6 (7 -5) victory Edberg, the 1988 champion, never lost his serve to Lend! and In 15 service games dropped just 20 points. He was flawless at the net. punching sharply angled vo lleys which Lend! cou ld not Imitate. "It was as good as it cou ld be today." said the third seed. Lend!, who spen t three months training for grass. his mos t troublesome surface. sought to bPCome just the fifth man to win all four Grand Slam si ngles tit les. But the Czechoslovakian did not win enoug h points with his serve and his volleys too often set up the Swede for passing shots. For the 11th time. Lend! left The All England Cl ub wi thou! 1f'nnis' mosl ·va! ued crown . "! couldn't get into the match. Lyne Center gym, pool schedules RIO GRANDE- The schedu ie of events for the coming week at Lyne Center ts as fo llows : Gym schedule Monday - CLOSED Tuesday - CLOSED Wednesday - CLOS F: D Thursday - CLOSED Friday - 6-8 p.m .. op<•n recreation Saturday - 1.1 p.m . open recreation Sunday, July 15 - CLOSED Pool "''heduk• Monday- 6-~ p m .. upen sw tm Tuesday- 6·8 p.m , open swim Wednesday - 6R p.m.. open swim Thursday - 68 p.m. ope n swim Friday - 6-R p m . open swim Satunlay - 1 3 p m . open swim Stefan did not give me a chance," Lend! said. "He did not give me anything and I did not create enough ." Becker, whose booming serve brought him to fame at age 17 at the 1985 Wimbledon, was faced with a 6-foot-4 opponent who cou ld serve just as hard and possessed steady. solid groundstrokes. "During the match. 1 thought about somebody who was 17 playing like that ," said Becker with a smlle. "It was one of the best grasscourt matches r have ever played ln." lvanlsevlc, playing In his first Grand Slam semifinal, said he was "not nervous at all'' and proved it by dominating early. Hts serves WPre too fast for Bec ker and his service return s were slammed at the feet and Into the body of the ever attacking champion . In the second·scl ti e-breaker. the left -handed Yugoslavian. who upset Bt•cker In the first round at Roland Garros. jumped to a 3-0 lead. Becker won the next three points. yielded one then took the final four points. finish ing with a pair of winners on service returns. "After 3-0 In the tie-breaker. he started to play unbelievable." said lvanisevlc, who, clearly bothered by not grabbing the tie-breaker opportunity, surrendered the third set In 19 minutes. " It looked to me he was nervous (at the beginning)," said lvanlsevlc. "After the third set he was rPally relaxed, he was so happy." The fourth set repealed th e form of the second, both players holding serve until the lie breaker. lvanlsevle took a 5-4 lead but Becker smashed a pair of service winners and on his first match-point opportunity , drove a backhand down the line which lvanlsevlc volleyed Into the net. The moment he won. the West German jumped in the air. fists thrust high. "I t Is what It is all abo ut . to come back like that," Becker sa id . Becker and Edberg will be playing their third co nsecutive Wimbledon final. Edberg won in four sets In 1988 and Becker In three last year. " It is a lw ays a toug h battle and it depends on who has a good day," sa id Edberg. Becker. who holds a 15 Rcareer lead against Edberg, sa id no scouti ng is necessarv for th(' final. "!know him blind. I don't ha ve to watch him." Becker said. "We know Pach other 's games better than any other players' . It's who wakes up with the better fram e or mind ." Lend I. the sentimental favorite of the Wimbledon crowds, skipped I he French Open In May to prepare this assault upon his personal Everest. Despite Fri· day's res ult, he said his strategy was correct. "I t hlnk I made a very good decision. I made progress in my game on grass," and he Is leani ng toward another Intensive preparation for the 1991 Wimbledon. ··r probably will do it aga in ... if I decide. with Tony tRoche , his coach). that 's what I want to do, I'll star t again in April." Edberg. who lost to Lend! at last month's Queens grasscourt tournament, understood Lendl's yearning for a Wimbledon crown. Lend! entered Wimbledon as a co-favori te with Becker but in six matches, never showed a winner 's self-assurance. tned everything he could do ... Edberg said. 'He must be feeling a litt le bit sad, but I had to do my job. He played really well at Queens. maybe he peaked too soon." In Friday's 23-m inute first set. Edberg broke Lend! in the fourth game at deuce for a 3-1 lead and added another break in the six th game. at 15 . Both players held serve through the first 12 games. In the tie-breaker, Edberg took Lendl's second and third service points with forehand passing shots for a n lead and ended the set with a pair of crosscourt "He's pa~sing sho ts on servicP returns . "I really wen! for it in the Farm/ Business going to do it." Edberg said. In the third set. Lend I managed only tour points off Edberg's serve. The sixth game proved deci s ive. as Edberg broke Lendl 's serve at 15. then served ou t one-ho ur. the Economics for youngsters target of recent workshop 48-minute match, winning eight of his last nine servlce points. With Lendl's loss. the men's top seed has fa iled to win the Wimbledon singles title for six straight years. since John Me En roe's 1984 triumph. RIO GRANDE - More than a scarcity, productivity and Inter· dozen area public school dependence. Instructors in· teachers were exposed to new eluded Linda Bauer, associate methods of Introducing economic professor of education at Rio education Into their classrooms Grande; Kay Michael, supervl· through a seminar sponsored by sor of student services at Buck· the Loren M. Berry Center for eye Hllls Career Center; and Economic Education at the Uni- Karen Thomas, a teacher at Bidwell-Porter Elementary. versity of Rio Grande. Guest lecturers Included Cha· Over three days, the teachers studied ways ol making econom- rles F. Palmer, Ph.D., dean of ics an enjoyable experience for the Emerson E. Evans College of their students, as well as a Business Management; H. Paul valuable learning tool, explained Lloyd, dean of the College of the center's director , Jerry Gust. Education, Fine Arts and Physl· "The principal purpose was to cal Education; and Kevin Smith, work with teachers and devise a a planner for IDS Financial methodology to Insert economic Services. Through lectures and group education Into established curactivities, the teachers devericulum, such as georgraphy, loped two economic education chem istry and social studies." lesson plans for the classroom Gust said. ·'The most critical thing we are and reviewed them, developed trying to achieve is to get additiona l lesson plans and wrote youngsters to make choices and critiques of them. among other decisions thro ugh economic activities. ''Economics always scared logic, rather than through emo· me." one of the teachers com· lions or lac k or economic knowl · men ted. "Now after three shari edge," he added. days r feel comfortable and think The teachers looked at s uch 1 will and can go back to my su~>ply and demand, All Movie Rentals 99< was turned up and everyone wa s watching . Whitey Herzog had just annouQced his resignation as manager of the St Louis Ca rdinals . "Well, somebody's got to take the rap," sa id Frank McEwen. 48, of St Louis . "When he came here they were In last place. and he'll leave here with them in la st place But I thin k he is the grea test manager in basebal!, in my li fetime at least." The TV was switched off after a rrprat of the npws co nference held In San Diego. For a few September "He talked with Busch one on · one. At one time. they alway s talked togeth er. But now tha t he Is dead , they don't do that anymore." McEwen sa id ·'That 's why Ihey don't get what they need no more. He's los! his power." At a downtown bus stop, Janice Webster of St. Louis sa id she was surpr ised but not upset abou t Herzog's resignation. "They need to get on the ball PER DAY FRI . THRU then McEwen slarted talking THE ADVENTURES OF MILO AND OTIS decision He noted Herzog's close rei a t lonshlp wilhthelateAugus!A.BuschJr. the longtime chairman of the Cardina ls a nd An heuser-Busch Cos. Inc ., who died las! • SPECIAL SI.MR BAA~HI I'ATIHH ' Sunday, ,July 15- CLOSED SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 446 .4524 '• ROUlf """"""' WfS"T )~ eheu•l Muter Bob's Electronics SATELliTE f_.O.RTH STATION UPPER ROUTE 7 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO I WEOHtSOA'f • ~TIN[[S "owned" heifers, bred -and · owned bulls. cow -calf pairs and steers. Jennifer Ca lder azzo. York, Pa .. was named a big winner at this annual event which Is held In a different Eastern state each year. She was named the show's Premier Breeder for breeding the three highest placing animals In the show. Contributing to Ca lderazzo's top award was her champion PERRY, Ga.- Young Angus breeders from 13 states gathered at the new Agrlcenter facility In Perry , Ga .. for the 1990 Eastern Regional Junior Angus Show June 22-24. Spectators saw 109 exhibitors parade 182 head ol Angus cattle before judge Jim Hough, Sunbright. Tennessee. Judge Hough awarded placlngs In the categories of bred-and-owned heifers, ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 ADMISSION 11.50 «6·0'l13 11.71 BARGAIN Fairgrounds. Null is president of Unity's advisory board. Looking on are Emil Corbin, vice president oft he firm •s adv lsory hoard and P au I Shoemaker, a member of the falrboard. Junior Angus show winners named G S ATU~OAY / SUNOA.Y ACCEPTS CHECK - Gary Fellure, left, president of the Gallla County Junior Fairboard, accepts donation from Ernie NuU, Unity Savings & Loan of GaiUpolls, to help In the construction of the new sheep barn at the Gallla County Junior 11 II SAl/SUN &WED entry In the bred-and-owned heller division. She paraded J .L.C Personality Preference to top honors. The heifer Is a February 1989 daughter of Grubbs MacKenzie. Ca ld erazzo led another winner in the bull competll ion. Here en try J .L.C. MacBabett was named the reserve grand cham· pion Born In March 1989. he Is the son of Grubbs MacKenzie. MRGAIN NIGHT TU£S[l.JIY !PCfPl ·orE ~~or ·o.us or THLJNO£R" TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES PG-L3 HULK HOGAN IN NO HOLDS BARRED PG-13 446-1088 Sale $7495 Sale $6995 5159 5149 Per Mo. i AM I FM slereu rear wmdow wrper /washer l delroster Per Mo. Prices a!Jer rebate, plus freight, tax & Iitie. Payments wtth rebate down, plus frerght. tax & lille - 66 months. Qualified buyers . ALL LOCAL TRADES -MOSTLY ONE OWNER WE'RE OUT TO 87 Maida Pickup 83 Nissan Pickup Siereo . slidtng rear w>ndow . sl flpe s SALES RECORDS! WE'RE READY TO DEAL! NEW CARS - NEW TRUCKS - USED CARS & TRUCKS - EVERYTHING WE HAVE IS ON SALE. WE ARE OUT TO SELL DOWN OUR' COMPLETE INVENTORY - $)9.9S SE5. 5 speM. wheels •t.fear4x4!.chrome Sport Trlii:~. slidi"Q • 86 Pontiac Aulomaltc . air . casselte. 4 door . sunrool 80 Dodge Colt crurse. cassetle 86 Niisan 4 door. speed .. 86 Olds Cutlass Supreme . automatic . atr. lilt, crutse . window . . . . . · . Automatic, air. Wagon 5 speed . '$5495 wheels. !~go~om!~ cassette. sunroof . . . . ... 87 Nissan 200 SX Fastback. air . RESERVE HEIFER·CHAMPION- Northcote Brllta won the "owned" reserve belfer calf championship for Sarah Lynn Htu, Bidwell. at the 1!190 Eastern Regional Junior Angus Show In Perry. Ga. (Photo by American Angus Assocla· lion.) $6995 $6995 -~ By KATHRYN KELLY Tlmes-SenUnel Staff GALLIPOLIS- The care of a kennel. but Ihe convenience and stability of home. That' s what House hold Helpers. a pet sitting and home care sen1ce. Is offering the pets of prospectlvecllen ts. Mary Jane Yoho, 1108 Sunset Dr .. a Gallipolis resident for the past 22 years. Is opening up this new business for the people of Gallioplls and surrou ndin g areas. She is a member or the National Assoclat ion of Pet Sitt ers House hold Helpers Is a serv ice designed to hPip vacat ioners and people with hectic schedules provide care and love to thler pets. Si nce the American Hu mane Society reports that over 60 percent of house holds In the U.S. own some kind of pet, Houesehold Helpers wishes to make having a pet not a task but a pleasure Yoho , who has begun the service in the Gallipolis area. says that she has always enjoyed working with animals and thinks she will be offering a service which people will wa nt to take advantage of. Money Ideas cassene . $699·5 NOW! BANK & GMAC FINANCING ON THE SPOT. IF WE DON'T HAVE WHAT YOU WANT - WE CAN GET IT FOR YOU. 8ENE JOHNSON CHEYIOLn • OLDSMOBILE • GEO 1616 Eastern An.• Gallipolis (614) 446-3672 1-100-521-0014 INTERMEDIATE HEIFER CHAMPION- CF lb:cKIDI Plaey won the "owned" IntermediAte b..lfl' clullllplouhlp lor &arab Lyan Rm, Bidwell, durlllr competition d the 1880 Eaalem Regional •• FUN AND LEARNING- A ball of twine Is passed around, one of many techniques learned by area leache"!! who atlended the recent workshop In economic education methods sponsored by the Loren M. Berry Center for Economic Education at tht• University of Rio Grande. Fannie Metcalf, otandlpg a1 cenler, a teacher at VInton Elemen· lary, makes a polnl 08 the teachers learned new ways of Introducing economics into eslablls'!"d curriculum. Mary Jane Yoho opens new business -Household Helpers FRI .. SAT.. SUN. AND classroom and present soml' economic material and ldeeas along with social studies, math and language arts. " Among the teachers attending the workshop were Mickey Kucsma, Portland Elementary ; Randy Ferguson, Lick Middle School, Jackson; Sandra Baer . Syracuse Elementary; Jean Boggs, Wellston High School ; Paul Boggs, Wellston Junior High School; David Gaul. South· ern High School; Pamela Smith, Kinnison Elementary, Jackson ; Gall Belville. Hannan Trace Elementary; and Mark Carlisle. Vita Carman, Dallle Forgey. Fannie Metcalf, Sarah Spurlock and Larry Shong, all from Vinton Elementary. The Loren M. Berry Center for Economic Education. an affiliate of the Ohio Council on Economic Education. provides services and Instruction to a five-count y area of southeastern Ohio, In· eluding Gallla, Jackson. Law rence. Meigs and Vinton counties. THUR~ . MILO IS ONE LUCKY CAT. Herzog's games," Webster said. ' 'It' s the COL,O,NY THEATRE moments the room wa s quiet. about They've been losing too many players, though, not Whitey He's a good manager." Linda Morgan, 42, of Pontoon Beach, Ill , said she was sorry to hear about Herzog's decision. " ! don't know what the prob· !em is. but th ey took a lot of power away from him, .. Morgan said. "They needed to do some· thing. What thev need to do Is get rid of so me of the pla yers. but tha t won't go over ... DI July B. 1990 tlc--breake;- Pl ay ing sate wasn't Herzog steps down as Cardinals' manager ST. LOUIS iU Pli - At the Missouri Bar and Grill, a favorite hangout or sportswriters and umpires. the television volume iimts - ~tntintl Section 1 .. ~--- "-· ·--~- .... - ······-·- . . ...... ~ ···~· .' .,... . .... .. lunlor AniUSShow In Perry, Ga. The champion Is a May I88t daughter of Northcote Excitement. (Pboto by American An111s A88oclallon.) GALLIPOLIS - The trend of the market continues to doml· nate the Investment strategies of both the portfolio manager and market analyst. Despite the major market averages' climb to all-time highs, mutual fund cash positions as a percentage of total assets are at historic highs. The proportion in cash has steadily! Increased since Its low In early 1989. This rising trend, despite fa· vorable market conditions, renects, to some extent, the portfolio manager's growing frustrations In dealing with the focussed nature of the equity market. Market analysts continue to be cautious as well. The percentage of advisors rated "bullish" remains below the peaks of mid· f' .f "From what I hear. It has become a fas t developing business," sa id Yoho. "I like taking care of all kinds of creat ures. I think I'll enjoy th business." A 4-day notice is required to have Yoho take care ol your pet, A visit by Yoho Is required for her to receive a house key and for the client to sign a contract. Fees for the services will beset at the time of Jhe visit. Fees will vary depending on the size and number of animals to be ca red for. Also. a s tandard lee Is available lor people living within ••·, CRAIG Mll.LER the Gall ipolis city limits. Mileage will then be added to the fee lor people living in outlying areas. Yoho will take care or all kinds ALBANY - Cra lg Miller \l'llS and sizes of animals and holds recently promoted to stall geoJoliabi lity Insurance and is bonded giSt at Southern Ohio (qal in case problems would arl,e. Company's Meigs Division . ~ ~ She Is In the process of hiring staff geologist. Miller Is respoi)St· someone to ass ist her In her new ble for performing mining fea~i ­ business. blllty studies of potential cita l Area veterinarian s hav e apreserve areas and al so invesJi· proved her new business and are on hand to give references abou t gating Irr eg ular gco l o ~l c her services to those wanting conditions. Miller joined the Ameri<ian Information. Electric Power System In 19~a > "It takes a comm itmen tto take a geologist for Southern Appel care of those spid ers and snakes. achlan Coal Company near C'Oa I have that commitment," Yoho rleston. W.Va. The next ycai-tw sa id . transfered to Cedar Coal Corn pany, also near Charleston. ~"I In 1984 Miller bega n working !m the Meigs Division . -: Miller ear ned a bach c· t~··, degree In geology from ) he 1989. That summer peak was also Pennsylvania State Unlversit~ in well below theextremeoptlmlsm 1976, and an assoclate'sdegr~in that existed during the summer m lning engineer! ng from lh c of 1987. A primary reason for this West VIrginia Institute of Te~h ­ group's cautious appraisal of the nology In 1985. During his IIQa l markets lies with the market's year at Penn State. Miller IWI S poor breadth (advancing Issues chosen lor the U.S. Geolog~a l minus declining Issues cumu- Survey's four-month tra l ~ g lated) . While we would agree program In Massach usetts. :• Miller Is a certified profts· that the market's breadth has sional geologist and a membe~ol been weak, It Is consistent with the Society of Mining, MeWII our expectation of a focussed lurgy and Exploration, Inc . .}!e market - an expectat lon that we and his wile, Joan, live in At~s have espoused since January with their two sons. Matthew lllld 1989. NathanieL :t The equity -market's pertor· manc:e In the earty molitll*ofthe Name oonte&t winner :~ new decade ha~ been ·lri\presilve GALLIPOLIS Ganf~tt despite the cautto~s QUtlliOk , by Meeks, 136 Chapel Rd., Bldw&ll, both the portfolio manager and was named winner of the Juij. 1 market analyst.'The advance In Mystry Farm Contest. :: equities realized to date this The picture appearing In @s t year, however. has been tar Sunday's paper on the farm ~e different from that of the early was thaI of Dwayne Forg'iy, months of the bull market of the State Route 5!14, Section ·l4, Springfield Twp. · '• Continued on O,S Miller promoted :~ - Equities • �8, .1990 July Ohio- Point Pleasiwlt. W. Va . 9 Wanted to Buy 11 Help Wanted 11 Complete household or Eatalnl Any type of Any type of Help Wanted f\lrnlture, ap-- 8 plloncoo, antlquo'a, lie. Also opprolulovallablo. 614-245-5152. PubliC Sale & Auction ~;.~ ~i~:: ~;r.~ PUBll C AU CTI0N ~~'l.~{·~=.~·:~~~~~~~l: 2 Thursday Evening, July 12. 1990 6:30P.M. AT IXI -6 6 with or without , _ _ _ _ . 11--:::;::;H::;;el;';p~W::a::::n~ted:;:::-- . _1 _H!IP - EARN POMEROY. OHIO At intersection of U.S . 33 & S.R. will be posted . Help Wanted AVON ! All Areal I Shlri.,Spe~rs, 3().4..$75-1429. 7. MOUNTAINEER Signs North American Van Llnee.EOE AVON • All are11, Call Marilyn Wener 304-882·2645. Hour1r, Clinic Aide needed part time n family planning ofiicea In Meigs, Gallla and Lawrance counllea. Mull have high school dlplom1 tqulvalency; good communication skllll; ac· W.V_a_.863 _:.O:_:hi.:,o_4.:,3_18____________ -...Jll July I, 1110 Don' t be downttearted In the y&ftr 11t1e.1d BLACKSMITH FOLLOWS REGJME:'IIT - A blacksmith was hired by frontier lrooP' to your 11 your Cincinnati, and Flnt American Rep.nent, Springfield, repaln Item• uoed by the troops In the field white vbllon In the Gallipolis City Park look on Saturday atfernoon. accompany untts on their maneu\·er!ii. 1\bove, blacksmith Alan Aubrey, Cincinnati, a member of both the Society of Northwest Longhunters, FIFE, DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS - The Flfe, Drum and Bugle Corps of the First American Rep.nent, Sprln~elcl, perlonned In the GaiUpolls Public Square Saturday afternoon as part of the Old French City's bicentennial celebration. The File, Drum and Bugle Corps were part of the regiment 's musical contingent In the frontier days. They will perlonn In the city park again this alternoon. • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace PubliC Notice PUBLIC NOTICE The Tru1tNt of Spring· field Town1hlp will hold a Special meeting July 9. 1990 It 7 :00 P.M at the Townhou ... Springti .. d T own1hip Connie Mettie. Clerh 1749 Buck Rige Road Bidwell. Ohio 45614 Public Notice Public Notice ment otlransportation Col quired to tile with hit bid 1 umbu1. Ohio . untii10 ·00A M .. Ohio Standard Time. Tuesday, July 17. 1990. for improvement 1 in : Oallia County . Oh io. on uction OAL -35 - 1 .03. U S Route 35 in Fb ccoo n Town ship, Gallia County . by gra d ing, draining, paving wf1 h asphalt co ncrete on a bitu · minoua aggregate base and by constructing Bridge No . GAl -35-0197 - a two (2) span continuous welded tteel girder (A6721 Super - NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION concrete deck and substruc - Columbus. Ohio roadway 28 teet - 0 inches. June22,1990 Contract Sehtl lege! Copy No. 90·Bt3 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed propo11l1 will be et the office of the Director of the Ohio Depart· received 1 Card of Thanks structure with tures (spa ns ches - 93 93 reinforced feet - 3 in - feet · 3 inches. face to face panpe1s). e~ilt · ing U . S 16 under re4o ceted C R 57· 8 Project lengtn - 14.683.00 lin. feet or 2 .768 miiM Work length - 31 .6 67 .19 lin_ hHn or 6 . 979 miles P1118m11nt width - 2 at 24 feet . " The date set for com pletion of thi s work thell be 11 set fonh in rhe bidding pro- posal. '' THANK YOU The family of Forrest Robinson wish to thank the emergency IIIUad, Holzer JiOIPital I.C .U. and .friends and neigh :bors for all their kind·nen In the lou of our ·loved one. The family of the late Maurice ·Reed would like : to thank all of : our friends and neighbors, local churches. our : co-workers and White-Blower : Funeral Home . for the many :acts of kindness and friendship . Your flowers. cards and kind words were a : great comfort. The family of John :,. Keck would like to ;menk the many ofrlando, nelghbOro end ;telatlvel who oent ;food. floworo, cards :and Each biddor shall be re- 1 Card of Thanks ' cef1ified cheQ Of ceetwer'a check for tn emourll equal to five per cent of hit bid, but in no event more lhtn fifty thousand dOIIIrt, Of • bond for ten Pet' cent of hta bid, payable to the Director. Biddeu muaUppty, on the proper forma, for qulliflc• tiona at 14!1.. 1 ten days prior to the d.-te Itt fOf opening bids in eccorct.nce with Chapter 6626 Ohio Revised Code . Pt1na 1nd specifications are on file in the Dep..-tment of Tran1portatlon 1ndthe of. fice of the District Deputy Oinsctor. The Director rMervet the right to reject any and ell We would like to thank everyone for the beautiful cards, lettars and flowers we received on our 50th wedding anniversary. Everything is appreciated vary much and it was so nice to hear from all of you again. Millard and Kathleen Wildermuth ~'"L:d "'1..C:I: trAlndla~ ~ M..on County. Pi ptrlf twa 15011& truck tires oomp11t1 wl1h rtms, connKtora while In color. ON Shak op r trolling motor ~ WI PS or 801 lPS. an. Crllftaman weld wiCker Model 2S7 mtOQ, One ~lie chain uw wllh 20"' bar and ehaln~ccrnr Super XL 12. I will ldon11 • Into 1o MH«l n1y f1fo Oopl or Ohlll• Ylrtln, M1 Caplto4 wn piMMsh!:""" Clothing Ill• 2T to Adun . F·P toys, Fu~hure, 11roller, 3 24'-4' twlmmlng pool•, fg. microwave, end more. Mon. July tlh. Bullville Pika 1/4 mill ott 554. ....... '"' R.K. 14 CONSTRUCTION, INC. IIIII C - 90 . Oalilpollo, OH 4!1831 30 cloy GENERAL CONTRACTING money b«k tu~rant• . Residential & Commercial Free Estimales " j ,/. • okt fi'. 3 ' 1, , ,, , """" " ' Owolu' • ' " ''' "" '" '" " oil " ' ' /, ""' " ' rh. f "' I""' . (614) 388-9377 """""d/Colllo mix. Good wfth Announcements Insured & Bondftd 18 Yurs E11periance In O.rman ldda. 114-381-88tt DONAlD BROWNING . 11 3 Announcements atw ••r- IM-892· CARD 11112~ annlngo, ull ... Bltl. Presiden1 Help Wanted Puoolll ta oow ..u Dor CREDIT :~ f~ '"·co.blllo J4t.!O too. CREOn' 7 aO\ "" Sondra. 114- HELP WANTED Hourly Clinic Aide needed part -time in family planning offices in Meigs, Gallia and lawrence counties. Must have high school diploma or equivalency: good communicalion ski lis : accuracy with figures: medical office experience helpful : will train mature individual who is sensitive to reproductive health needs of clients. looking for someone wllo is self-motivated and can grow in the position as need arises. Position requires reliable transportation : willingness to trml to other PPSEO offices. weekday, evening and ~turday hours are to be upected. Send lener of interest. resume and two employment references to Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohio, 396 Richland Avenue. Alhens. Ohio 45701. by July 16, 1990. EOEIESP. Yard Sale --------- CARD gual'l,.e.d no Gallipolis & VICinity Single• lnforrMtlon and 1 dlg-lluot Bo Paid In nllt.d option tor flnclna a ALL Yard partner. Hurt111rch: P. 0 . "lor Advtnoo. DEADUNE: 2:00 p.m. iho . , ...... iho ad lo .. ""'· 1043, Clolllpol~. OH 411131. ..-y odlttun - 2~ p.m. frldoy. llondoy adhlon • 2:110 - " ' " ' dopuolt 1--3-1100 let. co. bill• 4t.&O ,... p.m. 9aturday. 2 In Memory In loving Memory of James C. Hook wllo passed away thi rteen yea11 a1o. July 8th. I can only trust in God And know that in somt way It's all part of His great plan And I will understand some day. Sadly missed by wife. Beulah J. Hook In memory of Walter "Bill" White on his birthday, July B. 10 much to keep you We watched you doy by dey. Until ot 10111 with brookIng hoorto, We watched you ellp away. Qod watched you eo you outlered He know you had had your 1h1rt So gently Ho clooed your weery ev• And took you In Hlo care. Our memory 11 our koepnlce, With that we will novor part. God hu you In Hlo keeping But we heve you In our heart. ...... T-, !'/ad. 112 mi . ... Dr. HIH ""· N1co cfulhoa. 11-5. Glan1 Solo' Ju!J 111>-lllh. 441 st>ruco St. Ext., H. w_,. cllard ctol:hlng, knhtM, ~· OkJ loots, CB I'IICOoe, gl..w.,., pottery, tuml1we: NCNIII)' deM, china cabinet•, rnor.., Andque waK clock, movie CM*'I, profector, ..,_,, Colt """· ..... , ....,"JulY lth, run. Juty 10111. 2 Fam.,. Radnoy Ylllaglf. 2 In Memory In memory of NORRIS SIMS who passed away 1 year ago, July B, 19B9. Each day and night we feel your presance. You mey not be Mar to touch but you are In o~ minds and hearts. You rnMt our needs 10 silently. We are not alone because of you. We mlu you. Wife Velda and F1mily POSITION AVAILABLE Executive Secretary for Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce. Qualifications include strong skills in communications. marketing, and management. Col lege Degree Preferred. Work schedule must be flexible. sometimes requiring evenings and weekends for meetings and special events. Starting salary $12;000. Send resume to P.O. Box 465, Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631. Applications must be received by July 17. Phone calls will be accepted. Equal opportunity employer . SALES OPPORTUNITY Paid training High commission No credit turn downs Proven lead acquisition program Paid vacation, super incentives Management opportunity In Memory of Peal H. Van Cooney Oct 8. 1914July B. 198B .It hes been two yurs since we've b11n eperl Tht WOIIdtrful llltiiiOriH of the put ere still In 011r hearts Of the lon we shtrd in thou wonderful yurs This comforts us, so we shed no more leers Until we mttt epln. Love, Your Family Dealt with on an individual basis. Trained one on one. Not treated like a number. For personal interview call 446-3014, ask for Mr. Warman. ' Yerd S.te, July 9,10,11. i:OO Am7. Dogwood Lane, Maeon, WY. AI'-Y betldl tea-phone; IWIIett. lng ltlllon. dolt.., dl•hwHMf, gune, houMhokt Item•, lhUe boyt, cloi:hn, atzn 4-5, 11 Rick PNrtOO Auct~ Compeny now booldng auctlonl, ez. J*Mnc.e malo:ee the clfference. Uc:ertMd Ohio, Kentuctry, WMt Vlrglnla, 304--m.-5785. 8000S . I14-o446-TI50. ~o's AucUon S.n1ct, But-tale, WV. UcenMd Oh~ and VIrgin!.. lO ,_,. West :J dlly yard ..... July 10, 111.12. Aw..,ue, •ld- d'-". Public Sale &Auction CALL - BOGGS AUCTIOH SERVICE. AUC110NEER ' DAVID Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity en Brownett GEM · ~" STONE ••mped 8 ltero, rnfec. Mon and T~•. 9:00 •m tllf 7. 11nm rnowwr., mucfl mor.. Olftlcull unnollon? urinoUon? For Nllof OWld U and 1 Mit uddrened Four miiH aut Bulavllle Rd . Turn In Shrine Club driv..-ay. Trailer on right . '1--5. Juty llh &1010. Pt. PleaSant ~n~aml~:.! & I . e-a two locaHont. Creek Ad . 1 & VICinity milo !rum hloYIIIo Rd. A"'lquee, QWllk toott , tirea, BIQ Vonl Solo, 406 Soc:und 91 ., ....__ omo, bi<y<loo, Maaon. W'l. LDt1 of evtt)'fhlng. •Mf*'lo, blinjo, gultera, pustl - . -.Ind.-. r..dy 1n a - . . -7161. We wanted CARD OF THANKS I. Nellie Grover, and family would like to thank all my friends and relatives that heljllld in any way durine my illness. I would like to thank everyone that has had prayer for me, and the people that have come to my home and had prayer with me. Everyone's kindness is deeply appreciated and will never be forgotten. Thanks Aeain, Nellie Grover & Family of penon or pef'IIOM .,.,._ broollng ond arwry. dallz~ , Pt. Pleasant & VIcinity Gallipolis & VICinity IMdng to thea,.... and COf'Mc. I~ BERNARD B. HURST 4 Giveaway DIRECTOR ,-,,---....,--'--.,JULY 1. B. 1990 2 klt1ono riiOdy ,_ oOIIoro VlMIM... ercard Dillie McCormick and family wish to thank everyone for their kind expression of sympathy during our recent loss . Gallipolis & VICinlly bids . OOt.D pr1yers In our time ;,f sorrow. :. Special thanb to :or. Jamet Witherell, •Valerano Memorial ;Hosphal and Staff and tSt. Josaph Hospital !staff and Pomeroy t£MS. 8pllclel thanka ,to Ewing Funeral :!lome. the pellbeer·er•. Father Aobtrl : •oror end the Sacrad : Hllrt Church and Me: 110n Honor Guard of ' the DAV tor a job well ~dona . Your klndnns : wHI n111er be forgot•ten . May God Blets you all . Sincerely, Wile. Leola; nephew • niece, Captain Marlt & Linda (Stewart) Brookl 3 Announcements $400. REWARD lor lnbmollou Public Notice U • ~ra . For your lUI cen us. Ootdan to 304--i31-22'71 or JQper Callo 304-937·2t28. c.. Help Want ad HELP WANTED Part ·trme Patient Services Assistant to work rn family planning centers in Meigs, Gallia, and Lnrence coun· ties. Must be uperienced in medical office practices and client relations. Responsible position for a mature rnividual with good judgment end sensitivity to reproductive health needs of women and families . Must bt well organized: have demonstn~ted competence w~h figures and record keeping. Must be able to work under &uidelines with minimal supervision and have superior verbal communication skills. Requires reliable transportation: fluibil~y of time and ability to travel to othtf gency offices as needed. Evening, Saturday and weekday hours are to be expected . Send resume and two employment references to Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohio, 396 Richland Avenue. Alhens. Ohio 45701. by July 16, 1990. EOE/ESP . Do you need extra income but still wont to be ot home? We are looking for people in Meigs County who are willing to share their home and provide friendship to two adults with learning limitations. We train you and can add up to $18,000 a year to your income and still work at home. High school degree. valid driver's license and good driving record required. For more information call l-800-531-2302 no later than 7 16/90; ask for Jorji. Equol Opportunity Employer. Tlll_..'ll.araat Mllilr al Ollllty ¥-Belli and 11ast1 11..ai11t-.. SALES/MERCHANDISING REPRESENTATIVE Entry level sales position with an industry leader in the automotive replacement parts martel. Job requires 1 self-motivated individual to service product displays and direct sales promotional efforts at service stations. praJn. and auto parts stores. Some ovemleht travel 1s required within 1 100 mile radius. Some colleae is preferred. Tralnina in sales-service and merchandisinatilthniqull provided. Compensation in salary and incentives will be in tha $20,000 r111ce the first year with silnilicenllrowth op~rtunlty. Company ear and excellent frinlt benefits. For additional information, plme call Mr. Roy Starke, (513) 825-7305, Mondey, July 9th, between 8am-3 pm. :11; G;~tes f1~Jbht:~ Lrr .......... . ~ ' II the lrulls 101 labor1 are slow to harveet Time ally and you wMI evt'lntustly be r-arded proporllon 1~ efforts 1'0\J e._pended In to There Is 11 poulblllly ot probl&ms today In one of mOI"e of yO\Jr Import ani, personal reiBIIonshlps. 111e problems might s1em from something you do or say rathM than from olhers. Can(;er,lreat voursell to 1 blrthOa~ gtll. Sl!tnd tor your AetroOraph prlldletlonslor iht ~ear ahead by malltng $1.25 lo Astro--Graph, c/o this newspaper,P_O _Bo~ 91428. C!evel11nd. OH.-44101-3429. Be sure to stale you1 zodiac algn. LEO (...., ~Aug . 22) You might have some ••tra re$p0nslbllltlet with whlth to contend loday They au' not tlkflty to be pusMWM"s to begin wllh and 1 1 poor aUIIude c:ould make them eYeo more diHICul! YMOO (Aug. U.lepl. 22, U!!uslly you're 1 ltll8on81bly cauttoua person, bUt loday you might be lnctlned to lake riSks yoo !hovldn't. eapeclslly In llnl!ln ctalareas where you hope to meke alot /rom a HHie LIIIRA (hpl. 23-0cl. 23) An eMrmOU! 111moun1 oi determination and lortllude wttt be r&Qulred 1odny In OHler 10 /ulflll your amhl\lous Blms_11 you h&ven 'l got !he drive. you're nol apttogetthe brass CANCER !June 21-.My 22) 22, "'"' greetiy lnnuenced by your companions ICORPIO (Oct. 1•-No,, You •Ill be 1oday,IO try lo avoid fM08tlve think en You're bl1 Indecisive yourself and II worn 111\e muct1 to till you tn their dlrecllonl. IAOmAMUI {No.. D-O.C. 211 Strive to be penny MIMI '98ln today llml1 your burlf'IQ to lltee!ltlllet and lr)l not to as· eume eny new ltnenclal obligation~ 01 tlmfl payments CAPRtCOMf (he. 22.J.n. 11) You m~t get lnvotYed In 1 situation today whet's 1 llrong willed c.ornpanlon who belieYet It' I hll rlghlto !hln~ lor •very· one m~t 1ry to mike declllons tor ~ou AI Wftfl. AOUA.IIti\JS (Jrln. 20-Feb. tl) Today ~:.n;,~~::~~~:::,f.".=.:~~;:. burdens ott on lo 1nother. Even though curacy with llgurn; medical oHice ••perience helpful· will train mature Individual ;;ho Is .. nsltlvt to reproductlvo heallh nHd1 of cllente. looking tor someone who Ia aelf-motlvat&d .nd can grow In the position aa need eri.... Posllkm r.qulraa ,.liable transpor1allon ; will· lngnese to travel lo other PPSEO offices . Weekday, evan· ESTATE AUCTION lng and Saturday hours are to be e1pactad. Send leHer of In· Saturday, July 14 10:00 a.m. llrtll, resume and two retertncu to Planned Parenthood ot Soulh1111 Ohio, :J96 Richland Avenue, Alhen~ Ohio 45701, by July 16, 1990. EuEIESP. lmJJioymant Located at 2902 Meadowbrook Drive, Point Pleasan~ WV. Watch for signs. The estate of the late Amanda Caudill will be sold. ANTIQUES: Round oak table with lions heads and claw feet, 4 oak captains chairs. beautiful mahogany 5 pc Hunger Ford Poster bedroom suito. fancy 5 pc dinette set with Hitchcock type chairs . handmade 12 pane oorner cab1 net, Victorian marble top table. 2 small marble lop tables. marble top colfee table, Victorian oak table, large mahogany chest on chest, Victorian walnut table, Pressback rocker. wicker table . chest. floor lamps, mirrors, paintmg signed Ben Hagen, stone churn . Ind. Carnival pttcher and glasses. P1nk Depression cove"ed dish MODERN: 4 pc Hard rock ma ple bedroom su 1te. 3 pc Mainline bedroom su•te, RCA 25- color TV remote conlrol. Kelvinator Frost Free relngerator. Maytag auto washe1. frame s. fans, pots & pans, good lawn furniture TOOLS: a· f..t1anlgomery Ward table saw, Power Crall 1f2 horse motor. 10" Craftsman Rad1al Arm saw with stand. Craftsman 3.5 Reartine tiller wllfl14" plows, same as new. E. .y snd tun W.y to aarn IX1ra mon•y end 1 FREE $300. kltl wl1h loti or Christmas goodies. need five O.monslrators tor "Chrlalmas Around tha World". No colle<:llng, no delivering. Call 614-992-1213 tor mCW"e details belween 6 p.m. and tO p.m. Consignments taken from day of sale. Truckload of new merchandise. Something for everyone. Help wanted EARN MONEY Raadlng buokol lncoma pot•nllal . Now hiring. (1) 805-687-8000 TERMS: Cash or Check with Proper I. D. Air Conditioned Building-Lunch S30,000Jyr, Ext Y-4562. AUCTIONEER-DAVID BOGGS Gallipolis , Ohio - (614) 446-7750 Licensed and Bonded in State of Oh10 license No . 4596 Not Responsible for Accidents or Loss of Property. We Are Now Booking Summer Sales. Public Sale & Auction BOAT : 16' Starcrafl, 75 HP Evan Rude John son motor and trailer Fleetwood Bwugh arn, l oacM~J . real P.M. From Gallipolis, take Rt. 141, turn left onto Rt. 775, turn right onto Patriot Road. Watch for signs. RESIDENT lEAVING AREA HOUSEHOLO, ANTIQUES AND MISC . Good GE ref11 geralor. gas cook slove. nrce krtch eo cabmel w1th glass door. eleclucat cook stove. Kenm ore heavy duty dryer. k1tchen table w1th four cha1rs. chest ot dra wers. metal wardr obe. Maylag wringer washer. bedroom surte, cha1rs. wood en wardrobe w1th cedar lining, sofa and ch a1r. sweep er, bl ack and whrle TV . Smier sewrng machrn~ stereo, loldmg daybed. bookshell, stand table, cotlee table. end tables. dresser. slep ladder. two anl1que mirr ors. ant1que cha-r, trunk. lans, prctures. bed linens. wooden hr·chair, gasoline pu sh lawn mowe r. arr ta nk ml heater. ba11el dolly. rool coal· rng, fuel orl hear er, drop·leal tabl e. two portable motors. wash lubs. milk compresso• w1th two tanks, pots and pans. drshes. hand tools, push lawn mower. console electncal 01· gan. !rlchen appliances, old glassware, Homer laughlin d1shes. baskets. clock, and much. much more. Eats Cash Positive 1.0. MARLIN WEDEMEYER , AUCTIONEER 614-245-5152 lie. and Bonded in State of Ohio 3615 No t Responsible for Accidents or Loss of Property Now Booking Estate Auctions ESTATE SALE TUESDAY, JULY 10,1990-5:30 P.M. This sale is the estate of C. M. "Boss" & llean Casto , located at the corner of Roush lane & St. Rte. 554 .. 1 mile west of Cheshire . ANTIQUES &COLLECTIBLES: 2 gal. Hamrll on & Jones stone IU& Nacasakr spoon lserpeol hand le). depressron glass. primrl rve wood stand. mrsc. glasswae. corner shelf. chest Icedar lined), unusual dresser/desk 2stone 1ugs, old metal trns. old tools. old OOtt les. old wooden boxes. cow bells, glass washboard. carpenter's toolbox. walkmg strcks, old leed dolly, hay truck. 27-34 license lales. very old handmade Poupee Ooll IBngett e). draw kn1te. TOOLS & MISC.: 2 wheel dolly, soldering Iorch k~ bench gnnder chains, Stanley wood pi ao~ large assortment small hand loo~. mce van~y larger hand tools nawn &garden), Mur· ray 20" mower, 2 wheel lawn cart w/dump bed, 5 ton hyd 1acl< rubber trre whe~barrow. porch glider, wood ext ladder. HOUSEHOLD: Cedar wardobe, dresser. gas he~mgsto'!33.000 btu, Capehart 19" color TV, prctures, knick·knacks- sota. 2 chams, end tables. m~al krtcheo cabin~. modern krtchen table w/4 chairs, clocks, a lewdrshes, lamps, sm. gun 1ack, 12 cu. It re~ig eralo r. Hoover vacuum cannrng 1ar. Real Estate General AUCTIONEER: LESLIE A. LEMLEY 367-0171 Licensed and Bonded in favor of State of Ohio Not Responsible lor Accidents or loss of Property Cash - PositiVe 10 -Plenty of Shade 'This is a small sale. be on time." Reel Estate General RANNY BLACKBURN n-ee Aucti{ln Conducted By RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. thllllndlvlduat seys herahe wtnteke care Lunch Mason, WV 773-!5785 ollhlngt, doo "l bfllnk on It MCEIIf... -....,.IOonobulld Executor; John Caudill your &llpt!Ctat~ons 100 8)' on ...mAlt ~ou Terms· . Cash or Check with ID hope 1 big shot sayt he 111 going to do tor yoo. lhls Q\JY couta btow up a bel- NQt Responsible for accidents or loss of property loon wtlh 111 of hta hot fllllr ARtl!t (Mwctllt· Aprilll) There might ••l•ice•nt•e•d•&•B•und-e•d•'"•O•hloll'loKioen•lu•c•ky•a•nd•W•'•'•'V•lrgoiil•n~-16.6_. . nol be any attoncuta to !IUCC8M lor you todey, 10 doo't look for usy outs. Put your Mouldftr to lhe wheel end forget 1 lbou1 a!1emptlng to dodge r TAURUS (Ap.-11 :ZO.Mey 28) tfs lmporretpOnalbMI1Ies. ""' you '"''' oo ,,. lhlng• hom lho o)uti ....solely ,.., •• .,,"""""'"'Y'"""" fr om yout o"""' An open mind leans lleelllo learning: 11 closed m+nd ln v11e~ compllc.!ltlons Q!MINI(Mar 21·June 20) Continue to • • • be C.!IUIIOUS end prudent In your commercl&l &nd llnanclal lnvolvftn'lenle This is the personal property of the late Rollin Oil I. agato today. II you '1e careless or lndll- It has been moved to Meigs Co. fairgrounds at the /eren1 , there~ a posSibtllly vou·11 come intersection of St. Rt. 33 and St. Rt. 7 Bypass. just oul on th& 1hort t~nd north of Pomeroy, Ohio . Watch for signs . Mr. Dill Jut)' f, 1tl0 has been a collector for several years . All GOOD In the ye11r aheftd you mlghl parttctpete IJE MS 1! '" an "''"'0' .,..., you wil nove • .. GUNS .. o.co"""' ' "' "'""""' '""' '" '"'' ITHICA TRAP MOOH 4 w/gold nugget in pstock. 1841 llutan<:e what you'll g&ln m.!lltlflally wl!l d b L S U · .S. oomoreg 1a11 rytng thenlhupotllght muskel 69 cal. muzzle loader rna e y . omeroy. pnn~CANCER 1'... 21-Ju~ 221 '"" " • lield 16 ga. double barrel . JC . Stevens Nitro special. Fie good day to •••• metdny chanQM tn 8 410 double barrel made in Brazil. Remington Woodmaster 1uel!on yOIJ teet can be silerl!ld lur the llbetter. model 740 30-06 w/S imons 3K32 scope, Remington However. lry lo movaatowt)' and cton'1.!1ttempllodoltlnooel~lswoop Sportman 48·12 ga .. Winchester model94 -22 magnum. M•tor r:hangM .!lu' ahelld lor Cencer In Marlin 30-30, Winchester model. 90-32 short pump, 22the wmlng year Send your Astro-1o Graph predictions todsy.101'Malll1.25 semi . auto. Remin~on mo de1550 · I . Erma 11 caI. German '"'o·G'"•"· olo '""""""'.... Po military t11get. Smilh & Wesson modei916A pump 20 cal. ao~ 91428. Clevetend. OH 441 0 1 -3 428 Winchester model 97·12 ga. High standard model Kll I· Be sure to state your lodlec e!Qn 410 pump. New Haven by Moss burg modeI 600 AT · 12 ga. LIO 1.,1r ,._ ..... ,.1 rheoe ... 1wo sldflt to t~Vary stOf)' l ry tokeep thl1 In pump. Sevens double barrel20 ga .. Remington model 700mtnd toda1 ~o yoo don't lump to con243 cal. bolt action w/ 6 power weaver scope, Savage moctUBtons. "-verdict rendered betora ttltl del 74 roll block 22 rifle. (1) Sevens little Scout 22 long !&eta a1t tn cou ld bt! erroneous . v"'oo I''" .,...... 221" • .,.., ""' rifle. model 788 Remington 22 cal1 50. 32 ca. drop block to tectctl!f snlgmnente 01 teskt torlay octogan barrel. Harrington & Richard model 400 pump 20 111 whArf'! you know gotng art~ • lnbtl ga., 221ong rifle Remington 514. several guns and pistols too complk;ated lor you /othey manege ctependentty lry to get • skillful •IAisnot li sted . 1on11oa~you .. ANTIQUE OR COLLECTORS ITEMS .. L.IIRA (l..,t %3· 0c:t. D) You might exp Q f d perleflceabltolg oupp•nturesocl.!lly Stone Jars and Jugs: JA Frans. omeroy. h1o s one tar an todtly 10 go along with some1hlng you JUg, WA Ellis, Ra cine stone jU g, James Hamilton and Co . ciOfl ·t enjoy . lnstud ot making 8 big Green bra, Pa.. Cmcmnall. OhiO stone 1ug, AP Don ohue, Pa r~~6~~j~1(~e~';;~::,~~j~~Youteeve kersburg, W. Va .. Boyers & Hard en Palatin e, W. Va, T.H something lmpor1an1 llndone tod•y. It Rnpphel. Williams & Repperht, (2) Gone w1th !he Wmd 11 may""aggra~at& bug you •o muoh """· b" 1 lamps. 131 marble top oval stand s, 121 pre cru sl stan75 ds. Ill) could you latfW_lry IO finish ....,, ,..,.,, sets of sl e~gh bells. apprOK. 70 school b~l s. appr ox glass &AOiflARIUI (No•. n-Ote. 21) You basket s, approx . 90 ir on money ban ~s , 15) mantel clocks. are ttkety lo be mora rnent.!ltty lhln wall phone. corner and Nat shelves, squa remarbletopstand . ~;;~~~~~:\=~~;~ ,~,::·~~ appro~ 15 sad uons, (6) boot tacks. approK 15 small 011 tmeglnatlvl'! tr+endt wtth wllom you can li gh t ~. appro~ . 35 sm all and large he non nest. glass shoe colexch.!lnge new Idees. lection, appro~ . 15 turkeys, rabbitS, and dU CkS on nes!, (7} 11 CAPRtcOAN (O.CPfeHI'II . ft..t.n.liMit) A,n op stemwh1sttes. (Ill Oilers, 189 1 H1stmy & Busmess Revtew poriUntty might todt1y ••om """"yoo can"""" '*'""'' Meigs & Galli a Co , Meigs Co. History Book Edgar Ervin, 1874 11 '''"' .. "'""'· """""· """""" Ebren ne Mill Sword, (II ) straight ra1 ors, army camp tele~.':,::, '""" ""0"""' '""""' '' phon~ (2) Riverboat Bells, wall hangingoillrghts, stoneware •ou•mu• (Jon. 20-lob. t t l - prtcher collection. butter mold. buller drs h. OLD BUT HANO onceo "'.,,,amery 1moor1on1 '""" STITCHED QUILTS, never used Dutch Boy & G11l, Southern 01"'" "' 11 "'""'you..,"""'"" and Bells. lon eStar, Fan, Butterfly. neck he, flower oarden. Or es· perceive you 10 be . Ulhere II aomelh6ng ~ you wanllo mantage or lupervlee, ICI SO n plate. been USed Wedding ring, SCalloped edge, and SeV· """1Uokl1keeloacie<. eral more Showcase key wrnd watches NY standard, Seth PIIICEI(Fab.21--llaroh20)11wllteke . 8 day, 11 Jewe II June 14 , 1918. Thomas, Eld grn, 11,..,0. ,11011"'""''"'bo'"you""' 1ttt reclplenl n you dtt 100181tllng nice~ several more watches. Case. Karbar. Barlow and more, appox. tor anothflf today and then broadctlt 30 slone Jars unmarked , dinner bell and cradle, railroad lock 10 ,,. "0 '~· eo "'"r". 'nd k~ . desk hom Queen Bee mot~ in Gall .. bad'es, lrddle ""'' •""" - lt-Atwl ARIEl (Mirch 1tJ Thil II .!I (] ..., ~ goo<1 "'' 1o """"" conotnro'""' goner· and oow. metal c11ild's cooking stove, cedar chests,chais, dro.,,,.,,... ,., _ _ _ ,.Goo p-leal table, spool cabinet. fl~ and curved china cabinet~ ~~r:!de ::t""1n.:~W: cake plates, spooners, carniwal, p~nk depr~ion and ruby .wdrshes. m1sc glass rtems, paper werght collectron and etc. ~~,.: ~T,! ::T:.'~!.':'~ ~ This is one day's lis tina. Will be held indoors. bring your hopft IO IIChlftVfl IOfflfllhlng Ol worth. lawn ChairS. You mlghtnol be •bletodoaH you went Phyllis Bearhs- Executrix Case #26661 ::,:,;,~~ ' 0 "'""""' "" , , . """' DAN SMITH-AUCTIONEER QIMIIItlllf 11-Juno '"I" you "'"' 614-992·7301 y0r.lhl'lflll'1·be«toelllngyourlalrlhlrt 57 68 1344 W " 515 or opporlunllito la111y. 11'1 "'"" 1o - . •• . o.oaoan your ""'''""'·New ,.,,_ Cash Refreshments . Positive ID ...,,..._lo ...... ...,..,.,...rllfl. "Not Responsible for __________ Accidents or Loss of Property" ..l Cl lttt, NBWKPAP'D Dfi'!Rf'fUIIIIIII'I' Thursday, July 12, 1990 at 7:00 12:00 to 6:00 BLACKBURN REALTY so· Cad1llac l PUBLIC AUCTION Reel Estate General 2 1. Toro mower power drive, B HP Craftsman tractor CUI wilh grass catcher, Mitsbushi 20 HP tractor with Woods S' mower. 3 cyl. diesel only 6 hours, same as new: 150,000 BTU gas furnace and a coilluxa1r. CAR: 1983 l LOCATION : DAV building across from the Jaycees building on Rt 35 Bypass . INFORMATION CALL;1-800-15660S2 COMTRANS Gen1ral Freight division ol 6L4-742-2048 L 11 EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT all, we encourage you to r..pond. Tr.n1porttti81111 Is her• to atey and COMTAANS CAN GET YOU STARTEOIFOR MORE RANGES: 3 electric, 3 gas ranges Owner: Meigs High Home Ec. Dept. Meigs Local School Dist. Auctioneer: Col . W. Keith Molden BERNICE BEDE OSOL 8 111,,ECONOLODGE 389 Jackson Pike Golllpollo, Ohio Wkelher you re an 1xperlenced driver or have no exptrlenca al Colors are Gray, Rose. Blue, Orange, Yellow, Gold, Lime, Emerald, Olive &Evergreen . ASTRO-GRAPH TECHNICAL SCHOOL on THURSOAY JULY 12, 1890 from 1:OOpm to 5:00pm and 7:00 pm to 9:00pm •t Fl ESTA WARE: Over 200 pes. of Fiesta ware including teapots, pitcher s, sugar &cream ers, gravy boats, serving plates, dinner plates, coffee cups, saucers , salt & peppers, de ssert bowls, serving bowls. Earn monay by the w•ek. Join the numbers lo demonstrate '"Chrlsl mas-Around·Tht- World". July~Dicember. Uave name, address, and phone number on antwerlng service. 614·992-6319. Wan~­ "DRtVER SEMINAR"" MONEY Rudlng bookal COM TRANS , INC will be hold· $30,000/yr. Income potentlel. lng an open hou• ••mlnar In Now hiring. (1) 805-687-e<)OO conjuncllon with Ext Y·4562. MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL Employment Services 11 SCRAM-LETS ROSARY I was currous why a label marked BREWER Food· would be programmed 1nto CANVAS the boss 's telephone . I pushed the FRIGHT button and heard the boss 's WIFE MOROSE ANSWE R" UNWISE WIFE ANSWER ....:=========-------, . . ~~~ .PUBLIC AUCTION AND CONSIGNMENT SALE A• ..mble products tl home fumltura, ap-- Babyelner needed tor 2 um up to $400 weekly, no expllances, antique'•, etc. Alao children, houl"' differ Nch perience ...., work. For more appral11l 1vallable. 614-245--5152. WMk, Park Drive lrN, 304-675- lntormat{on call 1·504-86:J.ati4 7349 efter 5:00PM. Ext. 1150. Complete household or Estalnl -~~~~--:===;:__;~====-~~~~ Junk Sunday Ttmes-Sentinei- Page-D-3 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. BROKER- 446-0008 ---------------:----"1 ESTAT E AUCTI0N SAT. JULY 14. 1990 9• 00 A M ATTENTION INVESTORS OR FIRST HOME OWNERS - 116 .900 - Ve ry niC e hom e 111 Thu rman. used fl5 a rental ~I pr csen l l1rne very well lak en care ol 3 BRs. bath l R. k1tchen. FR, DR storm wmU ows. somt: remodel 1ng done Call lo r more del ail s ALL BRICK +2.15 ACRES+ SMALL PONO - an d JUSI 5 mmuts to do wntown - Lov ely home al the edge n1 lawn ullers lR wrth woodb Ui mn g lirepla ce~ vety mce k•t che n. dtn et1 e. balh. carport. V,ilS hPatlcent a•r. IJasemenLmany more leaturesalso Call lor an appomlm en! and del ads11 $24.900'!!- Vpry att racl•v e p11ce lot a mce hor1e Tw o 01 lh ree bed rooms bath. LR . OR. k1t che11 carpPI. pari basern enl. I;J undry roo m 1 :!.:: TH 1S COULO BE THE ONE FOR YOU" - Very attract1v e home srtuat ed on 1.9 acr es featur es 1nclude l BRs. LR. krlchen. 2 baths, lull basement. gas heal. car oet and hardwood . Uill llj bldg ALL BRICK - JUST OFF RT. 35 - CLOSE TO HMC AN 0 SHOPP lNG - AttraciiV e hom e ma nrc e nerghborhood offeo s 3 BRs, bat h. equ1 pped k1lche n. LR. d1nette. hr eptace. new ca1pel. 2 car atta ched ga1 age. gas heal and cen tral a1r IT'S SURE TO PLEASE rHE FAMILY fyecat ch rn g home localed JUSt oil Rl. 35 wrth 2.411 acres ol well manrcured lawn and ~a t den AU b11ck constructiOn. Alttact•v e lealures rnclude 3 BRs. 2'h balhs. lolly eou 1pped krtchen , famrly room wrlh 111 eplace lm sert rn l ~rep lacel . LRand drnmg 1oom. he al nump /cenl atr. vacuum system . 2 car attached garage w1!h elecll• copene1 Call now' 141 ACRES M/l , HUNTINGTON TWP. App1ox I n11ie ol frontage on Raccoon C~ee k Some bottom land. black wa lnul SMALL FARM FOR SALE - 50.15 acres m/ 1 Clay Townshrp Home on prop erly offers approximately 1100 SQ H. 3 BRs. bath. IIVrng room. krtchen Quiet sellrn g. frontag e on lwo roads Call for details LOOK AT JHIS1 JUST $34.900!- Very nrce home near Green Elemenlary School. Att13Ct1Ve tealures rndude lR. k1lchen w/stove and refrrgerator. 2 BRs. bath. 2 car attached garage. Call today 4 SALE - lot oo Rodney·Cora Rd Veryclose loSt Rt 35. 11.88 ACRES - Har11son To wnshrp Wrll sell sma ll e1 tract NEAR NORTH GALLI AH.S. - 21 ~ acr es m/ 1. Morgan Twp Fra nk Wa1 d Rd - $17.500 $15,000 - 8 7 ACRES Mil Har11son Township F1onb on Ltttlc Bullskm Rd. MAY BE IN YOUR PRICE RANGE - Ve~y nrce home offers 2 BRs. LR, kitchen , bath. all ached ga1age, small holhouse, concrele block shop Corner lot. ATTRACTIVE HOME AND TWO LOTS - 3 BRs, bath, kitchen w/ran ge and OW. LR. carpel, elec. heat. 1car del ached garage. Srtu ated on two lots Very nrce ATTRACTIVE OLDER HOME IN THURMAN $34,000- 1650 sq ft. home otter s 4 BRs. LR. kitchen. bath. 2 FPs. unattached garage. satellite dish. vinyl srdrn ~ 832 ACRES, M/l NEAR MEIGS MIN£ ~1. ­ Older two story home with vmyt sidin ~ Storm wrndows. rwo small barns. DO YOU LOVE LOG HOMES1 00 YOU WANT SOME LANO TO GROW ON1 - Thrs may 1ust be Ihe trd el. 27.6 A. Gmn Townshrp Close to lown. Very mce lo g hom e olle~ s 3 BRs. balh. LR k1tchen. l1replace. carp el. Also oilers a Z5x30 delached gar age and a 20x30 b.. n on property 6.000 SQ . FT . WAREHOUSE PLUS 1,200 SQ FT . OF OFFICE SPACE - Very nrc e burlding located IU SI oil Bulavrlle Rd. Overhead garage do ors. ra mp, overhead heat ers '" warehouse. lour n1ce offi ces, foye r and receptmn area Sr lu ated on 2 acr es olland Call ouo oll rce lor more detailed mtor malwn. REDUCED 10 $21.900 - 30.381 ACRES. TAYLOR ROAO - Thrs small farm also has a 1966 Vrndale 12x60 mobrle hom e. small barn Green Elem entary sc hool EXTREMELI NICE Sf ARTER HOME - Localed 1ust at lhe edge ot town. Thrs ho me leatures 3 bedrooms, bath, livrng room. k1tchen. dinrng room and a full base ment. F1ve m•nutes to downt own. PRICE REDUCED TO $35,900 - WANTEO! NICE RETIRED COUPE WHO ENJOYS WORKING IN rH£ GARDEN AND OUTDOORS - 2 6 acres mi l ollevellaod Attraclive home offers 2 BRs. LR. kitchen. bath and a 24x30 unattac hed block garage 4.77 ACRES - $3.500- Clay Twp. Hazel Rrdge Rd 1118 SECOND AVENUE - 2 or 3 BR, 1'h baths. LR . lormal OR. krl chen. gas heat/ cent a1r, PRICE AEOOCED TO $65,000! Beautiful l -shaped brick.All rooms large. Eat.,o krtchen, lor mal dining lR w/ FP. 3 BRs, 1h balhs. attached garage. $29,900 - LOCAT EO IN CIIY- Older home offers 3 BR~ bath, lR, krtchen, gas heat c1ty water and sewer. Call lor an appornlment. 514 Second Avenue, Gallipolis~ Ohio 45631 Ranny Blackburn, Broker 44~-000B L......;;.:.;._;.:..;._;.~..,;....,;.. ---··· ···--- - ---·----·--·..:..:_ _!... ~ •.....:.*-~-- ----·------·---------1"'-----·---·- ··-···- OWNER HAS RELOCATEO ANO WANTS ro SELL IMMEDIATELY - Oak Drrve. all brrck. 3 BR I'" balhs. LR. krtchen. OR. lull basemen I. gas heat ·-- ----- Ruth Goody, Salas Associate 379-282B • �Page-D-4-Sunclay T~me~t-Sentinel July Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. WORD GAM! PUilliR - - - - - - - Edded i>y CLAY R POLLAN------- 3t Homes for Sale 3t Homes tor Sale 3t Homes for Sale 3 bltdrooms, 2 full blthtl, 24•36 prage, 1112 ICrat. Pt1c. 6 room house, 3 mi. from town, w.a. flr.phtn, tull biiHment, chy ec.hoola. 6'14-446-0365, 614- 3BA, 1112 bathtl, FR, LR, fully • 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 0 0365, «U127. 444-1451. 614-446-7231. 1955 lrlllltr 10x32 good campti!• trailer, )04.e75-5(do. farm equipment. MU. an att.r. GOVERNMENT 114-371-2t1t. 11.00 (U Repair). Fortetoaurtt, Rtpoe, 'rax Delinquent 6 room and blllh. Full Ns.ment and gartg.t. New roof and win· dowl, rwwty remodeiiKI . Price s~tt(n~\- ~ t- ~~ · THAT DAllY ~ear ·onge- •ne C scron'lbieC ,.. o r ct ~ oeto.,. ro make 6 ~ ~ :.. · ~ wo·o : ~~ l rl' l ener ~ oi "! 'J : · ,.. 11\ ·· r-t o ~ so u o r '!~ I 8~248, 446- 3 BR, 31'x3e' pole IMm, 4 acres, 3 Br. ranch, gu fwnac:t, CA, rllgt, tull ba..m.m. Price lductd. 814-446..0310 or ~ r. I SORRAY ~d. ~2. trom Propent.. Now Mlllng your area. C.ll 1-315-7'36-7375 . Ext HOH42 Cur,.m llltt. 24 hra. ~ ~~~~~~~~--- Sell: 2BR - Log Home. Ntwty C8tpet~ , ltonld hur1h 10'JI:24' O.Ck, 38A full .. Hmenl, Hann•n Trect School D+llrict. 114-256- wood-b\lmer, 1172. building. RtvtNt.w. Mall• Ottert t14-44f-410t Of 614t2'xt.Z' 256--1882. I , -WEBERR HOMES qulp.-d khchtn wf dining ,,..,, :z ear garage, ln~round pool. rtdu<*d Union Ave., Pomeroy. 1974 Klritwood t2x60 2BA, 8, 1990 32 Mobile Homes tor sale trc Down Plfrnenll on uwc1 or Npota . . . . d mobile hofMI U tow 11 "00 down to qUIIHted cond. $6800. 6"14-44&-4781 buy.w. Caii1-800-58N1'11. 1983 14x10, good cond., 3 Br., CA, deck, undtl"plnnlng, eon-tldtr trad•lnt. 614-44&-8038. SPECIAL Factory lo yo<ollltl, 2 or 3 bodroom14r70 modolo II 1M unMIItvable price of Older 2 story tarm houSe. 1986 FlMtWood14xn. lbf, Iotti $12,100 doiii'Ofld ond HI up. Call 1-800-~lotdllalll. otnlng room, 2BR, garagt . IS14· ...c. 614-245-5900. 446.-t6C'I aftet' S:OO p .m. 1988 Schun wllh 111pand, 3 bed- 33 Fanns tor Sale Price R..:tuc.d1 Porter Brook rooms, 2 bllha hNt pump, unSubdlvltion, 3BR, 1 t/2 B•th, de~nnlng and concrtll lttpl, 3 BR. 2 bolh houM ond 7S F.R Serwned·ln-PDf'Ch, 3/4 aert 30< -57!; ·2222. acret. CION to Vinton, Ohkl. tot, CHy School. 614-446-1985. 614-388-IT.18. Call 614-992·5003. 8, 1990 33 Farms tor Sale 83.2 ocro linn. - • Flldgo, Llblrly, WY 3 bd. I 112 bllh, brick houoo wllull btntl. FIA goo wa lumacat, CIA. 2 lara• bamt, 3 ponct. 1 ltocktd, 2880 sq. ft. meohlnlc. pr1ge, othlr & bldgt. 11 ~e.-.s haY,, l5 ecr• mudow, ,.., In bl •need puluN. $141,100.00 Portion of purchaM prtc. rniY be IllUmed It 5%. Other farml In Red H~ .,.. 1110 l'fllllbll. Mary Wootlloo 1·304·75&-7131 MI. Vemon Rany Brok•, Hurricane, WY, 1·304-7117-ll281. 35 Lots & Acreage I ...;.1,....:..1.--l Real Estate General Road . Ptvld road, Raybum water, re110n11blll r.etrictlone. lnfonn.tion m1llld on requnt. 30W75--5253, John D. Gerlach. no tlngl•wkle tn~lltrw, pleaH. 1001110 lat on Broad Run Rot~d, 2 mllel trom New Haven, ehy Wlllf, Clblt TV, no down pay- mtnt, will IW.anct $5,000. Lucy Kaylor, 304-882-3731. THRIFG I 1-l-r-1....:.;..,...1';.;...,.::..1 _...J.L-...J..-J..-L..--'·--' L. __,.E=--M,...,..:..S...,.O;......;O,__R-r.:--l· .__....~....1__Jj_e.......~.l_..~.l_....lg-...~ 1 II I Country 3 bedroom mobile home for rant movies . C.I1614-Me-2568. EOH . Trailer tp.ICI , uwer and water In Syi'ICUM. 614-112-7681 !p.m. I I I I 1ft11 Apa rtmenl lor Rent 44 Fumlthtd. Newly rtmodtlld. carpet new mat1rest . Upllllfl 1 I Br., UIIIHI.. pold. For rent. Hauu Trailer. 614-1'422753. S.eond Avenue. 614--446--8S23 . Two tralltrl, reft,.net requlr.d, 0111cloua living. 1 and 2 bed- lor appolntmant call 3400 or 304-882·3626. 304-89~ 1 bedroom apt. Stove, retrig ., nict. Consider Humtn S.rvlcn or HUD. 402·112 24th St., Pl. PfMtanl, W.V. 114-192-5858. Manor 1nd Alveralde Aparlments In Mlddlapon. From Furnished Rooms Room• tor rent - w.ek or mon1h . Star11ng 11 $120/mo. Galtla Hot1l. Sl~tplng room• Mobil• Horn• Parlt, Rout. 33, North ol Pomtrov. Lott, rentals, parta, •ln. Call 6M-992-JI19. with cooking . hook--~ Ctll after 2.00 p.m., 304· &651, M~ton WV. . efflclenciH. AU :0 I (( . /fr a I I 51 Nlct~ two bedroom 1p1r1m1nt or tmtll houu tor ekltrly couple In Pomeroy, Middleport trn. 992·2947 or 614--992--3172. Wanted to Rtnl : t houu within 1bout ~5 mil•• of Rio Grandi. Prtf•rabiy rural . 614-587·1262. G:r m L.I:! O"O•Iu•" REALTOR' RESIDENTIA L· INVESTMENTS · COMMERCIAL · FARMS 23 LOCUST ST. 446-6806 NEW LISTING' - 1 STORY CHAijiER - Very atlradtv e 2 story home on dead-end' street on th e ?-b the chudte quo1ed Oy ldlt ng m the mm mg word~ edge of lawn oHers your lamrly more than mosl wtth leatUt es like 4 bedroom s. lormal ltvtng room. drnrng roam. lar ge eal·ln krl chen and full . partrally OUJ.OF ·STATE OWNER IN A BIND' - Mu sl lel lhrs ] bedroom brrck and lram e ra nc h go NOW' 1 baths. family room. ftr epl ace. n1ce ll al l acr e lot Possrble VA loan assum pl ron $) 6 600 Pre < up that phon e and call TO DAY' #3 04 fm rshed bas em ent fher e's room lot everyone to en toY Local ton ts perfect lor ktd s 2 c ar gar age. l on~ CHAROLAIS LAKE FRONTAGE - G~eat floor plan wrth 4 bedrooms (m asler 111241. 1 lull baths, lamtly room wtth atrtum door s opentng on a l 0• 33 dec<wrth a v1e wall he enlrr e 8act elake. Formal dmmg room. ltvtng t oom, equ tpped ktt chen wrth sun11s e ghntmg off th e water - beaultlul 11 2 car garage and 20 acr es wrlh garden space. Call now for ar1 apporntmenl 1 #41!Z., ~100 Rentals bre ak fast area Have breaklasl walc hing the MORTON BUilDINGS, INC. 4t HOUIIIIOr Rent 7'0"1 BMCh Strllt, Mlddltpor1. FumltMd. Alt. and depoah. Burllhlrl Line, Galllpolla. 3 B R, P~~t dapotlt. 114-446-4222 between I I 111m. 13233 S.R. 180 Adtlond, Ky . 411 Ol-8q3q (oll Toll free Morton, Ill. 1-800-447-743 6 1300/mo. 18 Complttt .,.. . . . . lrlrwport• ttaft. ••'Phone. el•n poU~ NOOftl, ANI tppelrlnce. Appty In lli>iol. w..... 1111 - Avo, OolllpoUo, Ohio. p,_ t:GO All to 3<Ml Pll ......, July I, _...,.. ono1 ....._ .... m: '*· EOE-MIF. Pllnf Trucll Btop Fit 35 II , _ 1101111111"0 tor opplleollon cool!· IS a.m. • 5:30 p.m. Age• 2 ·"Kl. Before, after .choot Drop-ina wekome. 614-446-8224. Will do Interior and ut1rlor p11lntlng. Profw••lonal wortl. for amatu1r pay. Exper~ 10 ,..,... 814-1112-2127. HoUR tor Hie OJ 111M with op- you'll li ve tn l hts three bedr oom 2 SI Ofy home COUNTRY COMFORT - There's a splendrd country vtew tn any d1rect1on fr om thts 2 stor y home near Champ~n Farms on Rt 554 Home mclu des open k1tch en and !tvtn ~ room . 3 bedroom s. one ntce bath and ultltly room Over 1 lealu r1ng a be aut tlul open st atrway h~a med cedmgs an d br tc ~ l1r eplac e w1th w1de rarsed hearth !:.nledammg can con tmue r1p, ht outSICIP ont he tully soeened por ch V111·;1 s1d1 flg and repl ac em ent wmdows wtll appra to yout pr.l clr cJI srde Prrced al $77.500 #500 Uon to buy : 3 BR, 1 1/2 baths, 2 "A PlACE TO START"" . or renlal unrt 1 bedr ooms. I balh and outstde slarage burldrn1 Plenly ol sp ace lor anew fam1Jy lo sl art house<ee prn g. Localed rn Addrson . lhrs house is a greal buy al $24.900 bull he owner rs wrll rn gIn sacrrlrce - $21.9 00 and II" syou rs Why pa y rent when the m ort g<~ ge payrr ent 15 less ' acre ol la11ly flal ground Possrble 9 5% I"" assumptran. Prrced al $34.900 ~114 ·, ~614 Pilar· .......... rt--411M perTNIMnt (20 per Sopl. lhro"llh - pour drive Wl)'l, patioelt .. bt, •ll typM concr.. • wOfil: and feed loti, aldt wtlll:a s.rnc.. aumablt mortg•g•. Appllclncn fum'-Md. A•t.rencn I Portsmouth Aoed, GllllpaUa. Neutlty depoeb required. 37 BM-446-0254. Thr11 Bedroom, unfurnished houtl In Pomeroy. 114-912 -2218 attw ft p.m. D. (. Metal NO CHARGE OF A MARKO ANALYSIS. YOU ARE ALWAYS FIRST LIST WITH US. PUT THIS BLUE SIGN IN YOUR YARD. WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING. Buildings. Designed 1o meet needs . Any size. 8R.I14-441-4824. CHOICE OF 10COLOAS FREE ESTIMATE on polt bldgs .. and package deals . Save hundreds . even thousands of ~1 1 alliUm ] II ~ ' ll[ h('ll i\ l'liiJOflJ ll~ ll ,.,-11h r ~ IOII /J,t t 11 11i r 1\ lt• d JO~ r J lJII • ~ :I byll edl or d Mii l le· bedrm rs v~ li" hq ~ ~"<r1h 1'1' 1 lll l t.~)U I Iu 'J ? l u ll lJ~ t l r ; ') 1~ ~ ~ M JRe lh1SI"Of'1 C1'1 IMilllenanrPi' "f ~ 1 1' ~ 1 rl,l>'•l llt'Jllli !\uy I\Oin •' ~11ri 3 ac m/ 1 sao ·~ M11 '>1 o;ee 1111) lu rl i i ~)IPI I J I ~ PH. 1114-2511-IISTB Minimum quallllcotlono: Licon- 21 .,..tlutloonll 1 recall pharmacy. R ; ;ntlbUitiee: Wort wtth fulltime phannec6tl to proride Nr· Hurtland of .Ntck1011 LPfMIH full-time P"Hion •V~Uaba 100% tutt(on reinbur.-urt lo lludonl plllenlo In Cillo Un'-"fty - . , Hllllh So<· Send reaumt1 or call tor an • Bend polntm.... EO£. O.U - . . , DOH, 8&68 Sl. Rt "" I I ' Ohlo-. 114~. - wloe 1'1\ormooy. - lm.r.-. .. lpplicollon, r - . lnd rwt.Nnc• to Jahn A. ConMea. Admlnt.lrlltlvt !NOTICE! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. raeommendt !hal you do butl· ,... with people you knowhond HOT Ia und money ltvoug 1ne mall until you t'ltve lnvlltfgtled thl offering. Vending Routt. Proven C.tn Bualnna. Mu.l Mil Chttp. 1· Al'l'llf'k:lrt 31111 PvihWOJ NEW LISTING ON BURKHART LANE ' - Characler and charm can be 1ound 10 !hts attract tv e. well ·car ed lot home w!thtn walktn R dtstan ce t o town Remodel ed lhtnughout. 11 tn ctud es 3 bed roo ms. li vmg room wrth htepl ace , lotm al dm tnR 1oo m and ba seme nt Don' t over look th1 s - Peac eful country ltv tng only 15 mmutes !rom tow n Thr s co mlort able 4 bedroom s. 1 bath horne 1n cludes family room . dtnmg room. !rv ,ng room Jnd J r11 cr ktt chen It as 3 5 acr es mor e or less. and 15 to catrd m Ga ll1a C ount~· Sc ho ol D1Shr cl Th 's horn!' h a ~ m a rt~· extras you mu sl see Ca ll loday' #707 cu. ln mr homo. Good ro'-o. - 1'73-6210 Un tver stt y All qual tiY homes marea Near church . tecrea tton al ar ea and l a~ e. You must see mstde lh1 ~ ho me to appr eCi at P. 1ts many ltne fe atu res Phonl: (114-51).1160). Commercial, home uni11 from Ohio Untnntty • an AHinn~tlvt t199. Umpt, lotions, accnActkWiiqulll Opportunity .oritt . Mont,.,ty peyment1, low llaplo,.r. Oudllne: It 118. Clll today FRE£ cokH' 1 .101111 $18,31HI7, hiring. Call (1) 8Q6. 8IMooo Elt. P-4582 tar curTifll :1111.=--- - -- - - - Lrsled al $69.900 Real Estate 7 rooms 1 1!'2 batt-It, country living but ciOH to Mtlgt School town . Rt 3j:..e lane, Townthlp Road 27. Flr11 road to ~-· Ctll 614-!HI2-1118 or 1· l84· JACOIIY ., . .... .A t A II Q •• tell 41 and 12 SHuatlon Wanted ....QJ•• •uu ,, .. work, 1100111 .... .. .. •• Oil tiQIHII4 VUln«tb~ Bot~ Dooler!lootll ..... WNt ,._ ...,.. ""-tit .... I don't Knowing what to throw • , Jlmetl Jltetltty A·ffamt for u lt by owlllr, 2200 tqulre fN\ living room wltprlsl 11alrCIM, 1 llrwplact, 1110 In· eludes cullom made aolld 0111: built In bookc.H. Olnlng room , built In kttelwn with r~ngt, taro• laundry room . 4br mtlturlng approx. 12r14, 10x12, 101114", tx40. 2 btlhroorns, wtll to w•ll carpeting throughout . El.etrlc ba11bo1rd hl.tlng. 3 car deltch gange wtdoor openers, count~ water, HpUe tyllt1m, & ••tell ltt dlsh1 _~11 on 43_8 tern lor $85,!JUU. Hom1 oo 13 teres lor $75,000. 30 .6 ICrtt lrt IYIIIIbll wfpuret-!tH ol hom• ftlr an tddltlonll $10,000. l..oeat~ Rt .3, Gallipolis. Dlrwctlont: Tak• Rt.35 to RU88 to Cor1 Mill Road. Homt lo •r,pro•lmattly 2 112 to 3 mlln on sf!. In Ohio Call : 1-614-448-Mlt, In Wnt VIrginia Call: 1· 304-344-5638 after Sp.m. OponlnaloH • Q Uow tnd GCWERNUENT HOMES trom $1.00 {U Rtpalr) Fortctolurll, Rapca, Tar O.llnqu1nt PropertiH. Now Mlllng your ., ... Call 1·31S--138--7375. Ext. HOH-02 eu"enlll_.t. 24 hrt . Real Estate General OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, JULY 15 I :00-3:00 BRAND NEW CONSTRUCTION lafl"e treat room includes family room. dining .._a,. a111 &eat-in kitchen. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car 1 111111 & heat pump. $59.900. DIRECTIONS: Rt. 160 across from N.G.H.S. 446-3644 Stone Crell Motel. Ctll614-446-1398. out Bulavlllt Rd. Open 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mon, thru Sat. Call &14«5.0322. Real Estate General MALS ,1you ~o des 11 e I am a 7 3 h! ranch w~ ~ l R OR kit chen. b~lh. ulld~ rrn 100l cel lar :o utbid ~ crst e~n ~'IDe il lo ba1 n& c ell ~r . b ~r n4~" d7 1or ~nl rral s. hay lot\ . an d wo1kshop AI' lhli ~I'd~ M~ m/ llf'!l f l'r1 m Ch ~d meou ~. l r1111 neat & clea n Sl at e Rt 58~ •m THIS HOUSEIS fOR THE fAMILY WHO LIKES SOrH SPOCOUINISI ANO BEAUTl' - Close 1n B1 d r1nch 11 1th J 8Rs. ~ ~ t.: clo~ et s. l ?lg baths roJrpeted. ~ al111 k.Oten on ~ro u nd level Lower level - "' trath 1ec 100rn u11111y1 73 ."11a Shel fdrye1 . 21ar ges / r e i ~ heautrlu 11 5"•44"dpck All new ~~ e lac m /l ~, ~ ~s edan d ll?'l~ . ol u~ 6 ca1 ~nd priC~ SUNDAY, JULY 15 I :00-3:00 en r l ~ ('{1 po1ch ~lid ~· ac m/ 1 C I O"II n 0~ arpa Colli ~ppomtment d et arl ~ 11~98 . CH£SHIR£ : Corner 101 w /lar~e ho_me. L1~Jn~l 'll . dm rm . J tledronm<.. 2 r ~ nl "fll / opt 1on to pu! chase lor Qual1!1ed ru vcr Hom ef}IICP.d 1n I hi' lo11 S lJ ~ b''"'' 11535. VACANT LOT 9~-dJI" rn Su nktsl V1llage Ut1M1es avat l .\~ e $6 '100 BUY lf519 & 1148? TOG£TH£11 115 19 SU8URBAN lOCATION - 3 4 ~t.hm mobile hom~ 111H l llMh> ? por ches 3 Me mo1e 01 le~ #4!!2. YACUT l ANO - 4 ~ c mo1eur 1!'5 51 •u1h ooM 1aYin R_ woo (!<. and p~ \ lur ~ 2 hu1ldmgs Sl 4000 1114 10. l OT ON SH 5$l ~er ~ go od ~ ~~~ to bu"d Re.:l11 Ct<l to $6.00 0 lf471. EXCHL£NT PRICf OH rHIS UJTlf COnAGP. Home has b~n 1emo dfltd on trw 111dP ? A[] ' < ~rrern N I pl)(r h ~ rn 111 r, 01 I dr m/ l .. rt h country a l mmo he r~ Pr1 ce $19 SO O 1 top ~~el ol 3 i!"o·P I I1e c ~ Spa CIOU) ma~ 1e1 . 1 w/ J,a culll. hug e ~·I "11' Cr d ~ cab111 ~h dOp:1ance> Breakl as l room w' bay ~ · nr100'I' S un ::~o r fh c pen<; lo!l e e ~ W I hO I !uh ror ma l I R OR IR wl fP l 'l~i.'l ! ll iJ J~elll t'l' l I ~ undiV rr1 upc,I ~ II S a11 d do'll r• 7 (A r R" ' ~1!P l anthcApftl - lf478 BU SINESS LOCATION Oneo t l hf> 11."1'1 lcul1ons teh on Route 35 11ur lh!.' rnl erSI'C!IOn ot Rt 160 a n l11~ I PI yotJr drHm s bf come real ly •nd ~ I art vour own bu ~ mPS ; f5S6 . 800'1' SHOP: 3 c. r "'orkshop and lovell home and lot. loc at ed ,JI Addr son T~ ehomel s3 ~ 1 'iOid w l3bed r m 7 bath~ . lntsnl r~l:ln els ln l hf> ~• u111 ~y rm onler com sy1lem Owner w~nt s aclion Call lo!Uy lt~91 . FOR W P lam'!) YOU ClASSISAWAY OF Ll Fr f lr ~~ m 0 ~~lrn r t ·~~" Enlttr1 Mmt'fll roo m w1lh l o~ely brrc ~ l ~ f$JI~ c ~ fo, mi!l d : n rn~ roo m O'l' llh rovPr VIP (j 4 GO 7 IJJihs f tJn :I IOfi~l ki C ~ t' n "H ~f~ u U v l • ood c~brnl'l ~ BA !.f' m ~n 1 ] CA r d rt~ r h e ~ rara~r Sr lu J!Prl on I l\ mil C~lllor mor r r1e1~ 11~ 1562. RANCH HOME - $38.000 - M~v re nt wd ~ OD!1 on lo bll'i N1ce 3 hel1 1m IR l ~mll y rm woo dburner. rang e. d 1~ hwas he r . rf' llrR J ~c C r t ·~ school> REDUCED - Prevr ously oll ered al a muchhrgh er pr1 ce. ow net<> now wan t t o sell p!om tply . so h a ~ e lowered prrce lo $50.900 You" II gel more lhan your money 's wmt h m lh1s biiCk and fr ame 3 bedr oom ran ch loca t ed m C l eat ~te w Subdtv tS ton Ha s IIV mg room wrt h hleplace. kt t ch en/ dmmg ar ea. lar ge 2 cat gat age an d n1ce st ze lot Ma y also purchase adiOtn tn g lot s on bot h ~tde ot properly Can"l beal lhrs one' $50.900 ij4JO 7 room r emnrl elt'll hom !' 7 cat ~~cu a ge and sNeral oth er small bu1ldtnr,s Pea ce tu ll ocat to n to ltve w1th good vr ew St Rt (60 betwee n l wtngton and Wrl kesvrlle Prrced al $47 500 #30 2 PANORAMIC VIEW I 3 bedroom ranch overlooking Ohio River Valley . 2'1. balhs. 2 fireplaces . formal dining room. family room. covered patio. gas heat. central a1r. 2 car car · port. Come be enchanted! CHERRY RJDG£ LOTSREDUCED lO 'o- I loll "' all Prrce "rrge ol $5.500 lo $1 0.300 Localerl I m1l e west ot Rro Gr ande Al l llt'P co vetrd l ot ~ DIRECTIONS: Rl. signs . ~ r a e ! tS open land lor garden and has lrurt tr ee\ nr ar QUiet lrxa!1on Rest rt c! tv!' co venant -; apply lor buye r·s pro t ect 1on County wah:?t #336 GREAT BUY FOR $29.5Q()t - Very nrc e homelor start er fam 1ly or mco me pr operly . etc 3 bed 1oom s. I at gr. ltvmg roo m. eat m ktt chen wt1h n1 ce cabt net s. I bath and separat e ultltty room N1 ce !Ia! lot r. nnvement locatiOn #liS 87 ACRE TRACT OF VACANT LAND - Redrr r••rl "' prrce Irom $89 900 lo $67 oOO l ee r" lr Jrrr 11 S 35 and Town sh 0 Roarl Fxce iiPnl locn ·lo r· t o!Jtllld #340 13 ACRES AND COMFORTABLE 3 BEDROOM RANCH - A mce ~t e w . clean c ounlt~· au. a qu tel pe.lcelul ne1ghborhood and lot s of room to roarn awat t s yo u abo ut 15 mmut es fr om town at th 1s co mlorlable ] bedroom. ·2 b ~h home lndudes tamtly room. formal dtn1ng and ntce ktt che n Huge 2 ca t gar age (plenly ol roo m lm a shop) plus a small bar n and dandy cell ar house Gallra Ccunl y #615 l ocal Sc hools !Bus stop s al lronl door! LIVE IN ONE. RENT THE OTHER' - The house has 3 be dr oom s and the gar age apart men l has 1 bedr oom s Almost 5 acr es of land Close toRt 7 $25. 000 #811 CHAROLAIS lAKE ESTATES - Arare opporlunrty e>ee llenl neighborhood al an affotdabl e prrce The co mpleted e~l err or ol thrs 116 sl ory log home rndudes a dec<. 2 car garage an d basemen!. Buyer wauld ow n 1/ 201 h of an8 acre slacked lake wrth full prrvrleges $75.000. #401 COMMERCIAL BUSINESS LOT - Local " l along hrgh traMrc route on Stal e Roule 7 85" road fr onlage. " " 570 le~ deep w~h rrver lr onlage. Bonu s· sm all 2 bedroom home. would mak e nice renl al or collage #703 fOR THE BEGINNER' - Nrcr slar1rr lr arrw locat ed JU St mtnull'<> lt om lhc hos pttat l 1v1ng r oom. dtn1n g room . J bedrooms and I bath Oetacherl gar age Home needs il lill ie w01 k. but could bt :. ho wpl ace Wr ap ar ound potc h ant1 plenty at yat rl ma~ P l h1s a gr eat placr to o:, tar t a lamrly $?1.400 #60 7 LOCATION PLUS PRICE EQUALS REAL VALUEThere's pr obably not another house on th e m:ultot r1ght now th at IS comp at ablel o lhts hom e L.. . uned rn one of lhe areas besl sellrne neighborhood ISprrng Vall ey! and prr ced at or near what other hc mes. lhal allered much less. rn the same netghbor hood l1 ave sold lor lh 1s ts a t eat value! Featur es like brlck.co nstlu ctton. full basement, 2 ltr epl aces. m - ~roun d po ol are bo und to please. NeM Kyger Cree• repai1 wrlh l1 ee gas Lar ge shed . bar n. 2 pond s Ca llloday lor mare rn lormalr on 17 9 900 #1)5 1rlt~e .1ll l he chat m at a house at QUI£1. SECLUDED . WOODED - Only 't, mtle lrom City limil slll - We're talkrn g about lots of Otlvac_y. a beaultful vt ew, the conven tence of t own on a 6 5· 7acre lol Pa rt ral ly de> eloped homesrte. Crly se wer an d waler wrll proba~y be avarlablo $1 8 000 Call lasl rl won"llasl long" Will someone wantmg pnv acy, co un try atm osphe1e and a ktng' s vtew. Maybe you want som e hor ses or ap artment wht ch ytelds tncome potential or ideal 101 11ve·m rel al1ve Call lor m ored~ails . House and some ol her anrm als Ther e's alread y6 pl enly ol w1ldllfe #114 garag e ap an menl orrced al $80.000. B. Walj,Ar, 245-5276 111 11"- ' ·" Real Estate General W709 HAVE WE GOT THE HOUSE FOR YOU .... And your mol her in- law. lao" - Nr cely decotated 3 bedroom. 2 balh stone ranch wnh garage Clyde HIOOfN I Rf ASU R( fO RSAl £- l o ~ 1· 1l1· r a,, rn ~ rorrrlo I n r• 1 tl" " ~r1 1i- rl u II·' ~'< w~ y •l l 1~ 1 r · 1~ ~I,H grD r'(1r m l :' tralr''· ~ ~~~tll"l r."lir iTl ., d 11 II~ · ~ I P I ', IP:1 _.r Jl"r • lr '11·11 Mol hf ~n •W t)()or" l t11i "l l l 1 llj~ ~ .J I" ,J \Pi' 1l \ l)l, 1 ~ 1·,, ~~ ,111 r-rl" l nro:!l ,111• 1 (I.•,Jn rl"'l' hr 1· • S67 A PlACE 10 HANG YOUR HEAAT . l ovely t1 U~I 1 Iy ho rn ~ >rl ualerl on 4 H '"11. nw Roa G r ~ne Co ll e ~e 3 BO. ] D a l ~. 1 01m ~ d1n1nR room fa mily room ~ ,.. ~ ll l, u•n~r You won·l I1PhP\'P l h~ s p ac ~ <~l H1~ •ronw Cal lor ~Dr o ml 111 or I ~~ 41 l AN D CONTRACT OR l tAS[ Homp ~~ lto 1 ~ Il (1n Pl um Slr f'l'1 oil ol •lr '1 iiP rh enue Call 101 11'1-ll l\ w1lh a lar ge II at lot betd e 1\ Has a new fr ont porch w1!h a I ar ge II at ot bestde rt Ha s a new front porch OUTSTANDING 17 ACRE HOME SITE - Green Town shiP. Sl Ri 58 8 Includes llal crop land . genlle rollrng slopes and a wooded kn oll lor Tom Russell, 446-2675 ~ ~9 4 the tur n of the OWNER NEEDS TO SEll THIS FARM AS SOON AS POSSI· BLE. LIKE NOWI!-Grve us a ca ll lor mored etarls Prrce has oeen 1educed and additional acreaR e can be purchased . •57f.. IF YOU WANT tNOIYIOUAliTY COM E10 TH IS rRIENOLY HOM£ 10\'~ l y 1R "' , : .J IIIPdl ~I ce i1 1r1V.1 I •1c'11' 11 1:"1.1 riP (I w 111r~ ll·n f'l \ ] conolmro11 11' I:IPrl1 r11 lr~lll 11nr af;f Hn Out~ II O t l l tl ll' 1111/rl ~' (,,J"~v· l'l'llh w ~r , [)pr ·t 1 t~< l H;l li •'1 iC'YMlll .l Wi'll k·'ll' Vllll (j llh ~olf l r n 1 1~ 11 $ ~ l ~11)(1 C.tl111 "' rn 11',11 " .r loiH.I •'.1' 1 l•nMiril li' ~B i II r OU WOULO li K! 10 HAV t PR IVA CY A p·rlr•1• ~ n ·m -'\ :lo <;n m ~ l.1rm1n~ or IU \I rr>l.1• on I ~·f ( ~u nlr y wr h ~H l'lr lil A(,.. lnr ynu 1h•r·~ hedr oorr rroll •,r l rii iWP 'lh lrvr ~If''' m1 1' II U ~IP II r I p,p <J l H l <jll o cr l ~ S ~ ' oon .• .11,· •.... - 11587 lOOK WHATSIUOO CU 8Ufll! t st01y hom w/3 BR"s ( R h~ l h all Col lpl'led ~ ~ c h en 1angr. rpf dr~ ba s!"ment. nair R'i lu< nacP I '~ u m/1 TA l e ~ loo \. Sef"rf\g IS belrf'\' on ~ ·' A'594.lEASE 'Ill /OPTION TOBUY - hkf life m v10 HO ndo fniOY lhi! WGII derlul new way of l 1vm~r: l larJ(I' be dme. 2 ba l~ s. hy ~e ' '~ 'nR 1m O'l' l dl nln~ ~ ~e~ . step sa~ ~ k1l chen Make afl ~ PPO int m en t tOO ay and ~eP 11YCJI.J CAn r"~ ' ' ' own1ng ~n e'l1a ne~l and clea n dewi'01og MOBIL£ HOME AND 30 ACRES more or less 1n the Rro Grande Area. Some woodland an dthere 1s anew pond on Ihe property Nice private area. Ideal for hunt er s or lo rar se a lamtly . Not restricted. w/ mrneral rrghl s. Stutes Real Estate Bonnie Stutes 446-4206 Patti Hawk 446-1967 -I •SBO STOP DREAMING thos homf> 1n I he c ountr ~ ·~ <.1tu.tiPd on onp i Cif m I ~ n d ~ ·\ 1 u<J m1 nu1 ~ 11om Rt 35 Pr!lrct 101 a ~ ma llta m rly Call"' n""' ~ nr1 make I hi'> ho mf' you r ~ S ~h 1146 7 NEW ll S11NG - OWNER Wllll MD CONl AACT PPr tw mllf'!" nome m rental properl¥ 1110 bedr oom~ ~nd one ' crt mfl lor;~l ed near Vonlon Only SlJ S(]Q 00 Gall lor drta1IS ~ 568 Wl NOW HA'i[ SEVlRAI! OT Sw111lr r'o'e! lr onla~P i'fri@(IIOI ~ n ~l fltn'i! hom ~ c ~ m pPr tGa(1 1'W hou >!' 11 vou would hkPIn\penO ~o ur fief' l1n1r w ~lcn 1 n~ 11\e rl~f' roll try cil llu~ lor mn1 ~ IO ! Qim~IIOn l ol<. ~ IP twln wBIM!Pn O'l R1 ~ S ./ 9 l OU CAN"l SH 1HUOI!lS1 f OR1H£TRHS - lh •l l• \l'~l'n ~c~~~ ,,1 ~o< OOlli• U l~nd Ojlt t> lwO wPII r, rrn pt"O ~)I'riy Per lr c1 IOI lf'r IOU'> 1111 llr'r \ I nJ~l rt1 ~ra r ~rmpl'r tlfl~l ow Rd ONI ~ SI 1.000 00 FOR FAMILY- 4bedrooms. 3 baths. formal room d1nrn~ modern krtch en. lamrly room. Very nice . (ar ge back deck. 2 car garage. All ol thrs sellrng on an acre p i ~~> Gteen Elementary School s Call our 24,hr. answering service at 446 -4206 Anytime Loretta McDade, 446-n29 Sill Todd, 446-3443 lj · ·N~ #507 E. M. Wiseman, Broker 446-9555 ~· J. Hair~ton, 446-4240 446-3644 ce nlu ry l hrs 2 sl aty house burll rn IB50 rn Mergs Coun ly has 34 bedrooms. I balh wtth eat ·rn krlchen. lrreplace and a doubl e garage ].4 acres Wiseman Real Estate (614) 446-3644 David Wiseman, lr51t IN'if5fM£NT RENTAL - R1o Gf1nd! S 19 900 la1ge homr ,., Jbl'll r orrn~ 1·, bd lh:; >un1m drn <m po<r1 o al l:lsmt Dff'p lol A monP ) m.1 \. N WISEMAN REAL ESTATE Hr ~h Sc hool Tht s ha s be en a \' e r ~ pr OO uct1ve latn1 m the pa st W1! h a ltttl e work. 11 could be agatn Owner s hav e prt ce d thts !arm to sell du e to r es tden ce tn Flortda Old er 2 story hom e tn go<Xl <; ~lll'l \ fl p 11 to Ha ll iday Hights. Foll ow AN OLOI£. BUT GOODIE - Go back rn lrm e and slar lcr ho me All lor $25.000. 137 ACRE FARM - 7 S. AS Cl OSE 10 NRFI CT AS lOU CU Gn A HOtfl. Braulrlul tim ~ ranc her .. 11/l] llf'i11(l0m~ 7 IMI!r. I ~HHtv roorn / woodW1 ner d•n "' f room lul chPII ] L ~' r- q~~ (Ovfr~r1 DOl Ch ll'n(l'rl on aii'A ~~~ hO II \f IOI rhrl r!rrn ~~83 Cal l us l oday because I doublrl wrll be around lom orrow $71. 500 #106 VIe Need Listings! WISEMAN REAL ESTATE Bt~ldt eaeh with tpprovtd cr.dlt. 3 mi. 11~77. SMAll HOME SPECIAL: Ha p p1 n~ > rS matr.h1nv. fleoplr p1 op~ y and pr 1Cr 1You m1 ~ hl be I ht r·~ hi p!'Ople lor I hr; 3 bel home 0 "' ner .. 111 co n ~ rde1 #301 19.6 ACRES Of LAND - Con srs lrn ~ moslly ol gocxJ growmg ltmber 5 acr rs or mor e of 29 acr e to destgn an d complete the tnt ertor ol a home m an _ Upplr River Rd. lppllancet, A'586 LOTS FOR SAlE on R11'Pr S1dt Or !uolrr '> pA rP on o n ~ oll hr lots C~ lllo r 3t Homes tor Sale a JAMES Sk1gg1 mtlll etbln..•, h11dboard• S30 up to $85.90 dtyl Nmt 11 and Localed 1ust all l ak e drrve rn Rro Gran de near 1,1,'-':=:.:::--:::-:-:== ea•alog. 1-800-228-62i2. Gl/'lf. - rangte. lo1 ro UI:; ~•:o;,;, ho;;;iorelao "th• fu1hom~ sllrr ou111led w1th lots ol trees I mil'itcr BR opens o n! ~ lr,n g room al so lrreplace on lower level 15•28 gara ge allac hed wrth pull down sliltS lo slotage =ratlon :Augull==,- #801 38A In Chethlrs . Central Air, new Clrpel and tppllane.t,. baMmtnl 1nd carport $38,000 14-446-62651614-448-0fl6 J. ........... •••• l'l'lth s l 1d 1 n~ door clo sets plu s an abundance of butll ·ln stoiage spa ce . Roman br1 cK ftreplac e m .._ home Call tor an apporntmenl $64 .000 Rocbprlngo R,.d p.,_., POITAL Ohio. EO£. OJ*ilng tor ektetty OPEN HOU FUN JONAL THREE LEVEL ENGLISH STYLE All brr ck ven eer. qualrty burll hom e 4 bed1aoms a1P.a Spewl tr ont door wtlh std e louvers. Double ~ass w1ndo ws wrth marbl e wm dow stll s Home ts well 1nsu lal ed lo1 ell tct ent heat1ng and cooli ng. · Ohio Unl-y s.... doni HMnll Sorvlco, 2 liNHh 800·1'11-4230. Jmmedlme opann'll tar par1o4U. c.ntw Drift, Alhl,., OH 457'01· WOlFF TANNING BEDS. nuNing IN4Itlnt. MUIIt be "-" lbfe and willln; to WIOft . . ahlftt. Pr1tw ~llled ta.c 1lll... train. Apply In ,_... r1 USED APPLIANCES Wuhe,., dry1r1, refrlgtrllorl, b~ lhs. ba~e men t. g8ra\e. 3 loh. lrge ~d~ on the rear $32.900 lt389 l ~NO CO NTfiAC . S24.900 Will buya n1ce l~lle home1n Mo1~an 111 n 3 bedrms LR. •~ summ er kitchen. stor l ~f.' bldg Owner wa nts ac lron 1t56~ . MOBI Ll HOM[ plu> ~ W f.'S mi l "'~ lll~ nml rn r, rrn1rxl ~ ., ,mmwg [)(101 l r ~P on mob1IP homp 1il vou d~{ l d~ to bu1I[J (oty <.(1\ooh Huodl .,.al/'1 fhrr ~ lh1; onf.' ou l' DONNA CRISENBERY E.S.R.. So, 166 Real Estate General 1U18 18 1 Aeglltered Phlr· rMCiat ln the ettle of Otllo. Ap- pr'OIIMtt Hptrtencl In 446-6226. GOOD "llrlh ! bath I R OR ~1 1 "68 ALL 8RICI BEAUIY Of PERf I Cfl ON CHARM . PERS<JIALITY COM· fORT - Quatrtv bu1ll new tlome on 3' MIPS ~«llh ron~ Enter 1111 o u ~ ~ ~ leade d ~l a s s dOOI 1rlo a 16"l'2 .f" II VII\~ I fTl Wllh bd"l l'f ' l l ciO ~ Jlld ~ ~ ~ )~ JOOISIU Gallipolis . Ohio 46631 14x7'0, expando, 1 112 blth, 3 116,000 wllh pirtlll benefit•. or up, King $350. 4 dr~wtr ehnt H9. Gun C.bln.ll I, 8, & 10 Gardner's Varl1ty & Furnlturt gun. Btb)' manr•111 $35 & Shop, 1415 Eattlm Av1 . Buy, 145. Bed lramn $25, au..n US & king frame $50. Good Sell tnd Trade. Low prlee1. 114· Size Mlectlon of t.droom auH11, lt464. NEW LISTING: Do you " ant I obe the pro ud o.. ner ol acOJ y J 8Rhome your Lotal Soles leprnlfttafive 1 ciNn, living person. ll.f-.992· lblt: Bepeembtr 1, 1110. S.l•ry: Full--limt dlttary ...,..,., RavtntwOOd C.n Cent.. c.rt 30<-273-6813 loll for Phyllto. 446-1699, 627 3rd. Ave. Gal· llpol11, OH Soles, In<. Financial Av•llo box sprlngt full or twin 178, llrm a a.m. to fl p.m. Mon.-S1t. 614· $88, and S98. Owen uts $275 & Cannelbur g, Inc . 47519 Specializing in Pole dollars. 3181. 8>4-1112·2121. ond Jon. lh""'!'h Juno) SblctMt HNrth car umrtiac:h..t gmtge. A• 42 Mobile Homes for Rent WUI do yard mowing, 304-!755413. walt IS4 oilf 10 Lm. • I p.m. Will --G51. Pooldon: RogllllfOd County lppllanca, lne . Good ulld appUtne", T.V. 1111. Open bunk b•dl: eomplttt with m~ttr111 $295 and up to 1395. baby btdt 1110 MaHrt"" or «6·1340. NEW LJSTJNG - HAPPILYEVER AFTER - Isho w nDerlence. l.ewlt or Qary. 814448-87'17 or 6M-448-ot738. lne. Part time -.lly otnoon Appll Ml11 P1ul1'1 Day C.re Center. Oraw ...._ MUll hive 3 yur1 S.t., 1Hordable, chlldc1re. 11-F wadi up Fumllhld hoUM, 1 BA, k>clted home lml)f"OV.mentt. 40 Jllrl Flt'*-tan. mi. 735 Fl-. lltlrd An. $150/mo. S751cloo. 1--3870 or 114- LAC on. Cllll do It all. No job too ~mall. pliance•. 114-446--730. ~12 JMrlcho Rd . Pt. Pleasant, WV, call 304·675·1450. VIRGINIA SMITH. BROKER, 388 -8826 OIAN CALLAHAN. REALTOR . 256· 6251 EUNICE NIEHM, REAlTOR. 446 ·1897 RJJTH BARR. REALTOR. 446·0722 LINDA SKIDMORE. REALTOR. 379· 2686 DEBORAH SCITES. ASSOCIATE. 446· 6362 LYNDA FRALEY. ASSOCIATE. 446 -7499 MICHAEL MILLER. ASSOCIATE. 441 ·1405 ew..m-2-el. Wanted to Do l•ri' or too retrlg. $95; GE Nfrtg. llli.t new $150, tide b~ aldt rtfrlg., harVIII gold, nl~ 1 - $250., lite. rtnge ""30" $95, wnlrlpool elte. r~nge 30" 195. All In ere. eond. ancf guar~nl1ed. Sll•gg• Ap-- New/Ustd Household fumlshlng. PROFESSIONAl SERVICE MAlES THE DIFFERINC£ Family looking for small farm to rent or buy oo Land Contract. Help Wanted point rtfrlg. $!15, W•llnghouat PICKENS FURNfTURE Sof11 and ghtlre prlctd trom 1315 to Sfi5. Ttblll UO and up to $125. Hkj••·btdl 5390 to $595. RtcUntrl $225 to $375. Lamps $28 to $125. Olntttn $109 and up to $495. Wood tabla w-6 ehalra S285 to $795. Dt1k1 $145 up to $375. Hutel'lll $400 & t:M"".dll'fl N""-S in rj• I C)O ;\ 304-<1112·21186 . 11 ws1h..- $9S, GE Orytr $"P.I, Hot- YOU JWr ARE NUMBER I ..heard the boss s por ch and more Prr ced al $69.900 Won"l lasl Help Wanted Whirlpool woohor $95, GE Household Goods 058S NEW LIS liNG CLOSEfO fOWN YET OUT fAR ENOUGH fO HAVE •NI · l._....I...-....1...-....L.-...1.-...1.-..J. vou oe¥"elop fr o m step No 3 be tow 11 Household Goods LAYNE'S FURNfTURE 51 Real Estate General ....: . . . .1. )111/f Merchandise 1076. Real Estate General ){;'!""" (1_" l.fwa «6-4425. rumlehld, refertne ... 304--875· Rtrtrtnefl IVIIilbll. Call 614-- Alao tralltr spaes . All For Lease Second and Pine, Gtlllpolll. Slov• and refrigerator. Wat1r provldtd. No pel1. Rttt,.nc•• r.qulrttd. S225 per monlh . 614· 446 ...249, 614-446-2325 Of 814- 47 Wanted to Rent 514-4-46-ISSO. In Pomtroy. 4 bedroom, fur· nls~~ apt. All utllltiH pakt Including garbflge plck·up. 1370. monthly. 614-9411-2526. 2 Apt Neh 4 room• I bath. ~ fum, 1 unfurn. Rtf. & Sec. O.p. No pet1. &~44 . 2 BR lpil1ment, IIOVI • ref. fumllhtd. Upstairs.. Watar & trash tumltih.ci. Upper Rt. 7, Upper River Rd. &14-446-3940. 45 49 Unturnllh~, one-bedroom 2 lola, lor rent, Call 614-367-,_38. apartm1nt. Second floor, corrM~r Ont bedroom aptl. lor rent $225 monll'l. Depotlt r~ulrwd . 614-992·2218 tfttr II p.m. room 1par1ment1 at Vllltgt $1116. CoM 614·992-7787. EOH. Apartment tor Rent 46 Space tor Rent Apartment for Rent from $1n'mo. Walk to thop & 0338. New ulllhl11 rid . Shtrt balh . $90 or . 11 Second Ave. 6t444&- I was cunous why a label marked "Food" would be prog rammed 1nto the boss 's telephone. 1 pushed the button I N s wu E ~-...,..:.._.:.;._::..,.:;..~..::..-~ O Como Jete I0 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT Nicely turnlthld mobile hom•, 1 BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON mill b.low town, overlooking ESTATES, 538 Jocltoon Plko river, CA, hMt , Rat. 1114-446-- 2 furnished I ~~~- 1 1-· 2 bedroom traitor. SN at Riccoon Tr.lltr Park (10 mil" out At 1ft on Righi trom Willi• Fu,.ntl Homa). new home conatrucUon on Real Estate General We Need Listings! I NACAVS 44 44 county I 42 Mobile Homes tor Rent Loti & ICNigl IVIillbll for Real Estate General - D-5 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio - Point Pleasant. W . Va . 1tS92 YOU COULON1 AS• rot .I.NYlHIIfG lOR£ FOR S39.000. Mo'te r ~gh l 1n and place ~o ur fll! mlu•e. rt' ~ that ktndol hoo se lov ~ ~ 2 story hm ehouse w~ h LR OR 3 BR"~ kit chen. ran ~e w / sf"'l - clea nm ~ oven. lull Nsemen! p~ r 1 1all~· h n t~ ~ ed . b~tn . R ~ S heal. ceoll al atl You m11 st cllect thli 0111 11rou wanl ~ ROOd huv 1t60l . N£W LISTING: lfl' YOUR MONEl WORK FOR YOU. Two mob•l e hll mts an d~ lB1 2~ b od~ ! hop tr Rara ge. ShOD ~ ti a woodbur ner Jnd an 111 rom ptesso11n 11 Call tor deta1lsand IP.I us 51"10,- yotJ th l!i prol)f'rly \oon S11uatedon a l~t~Re tot ,o P.tlr 10t. Pn ced m the 20's f �Page- D-6- Sunday Times-Sentinel 51 Household Goods 51 RENT TO OWN 614-448-3158 6 pc. wood group $14.01 pr1r weak. 4 poeter btdroom eulte, complttt $15.20 per week. dlnttta with 4 chalrl $7.50 per week. Magic Chef 14 cu. ft. Refrigerator $12.95 .,.r wttk, 15 c u. fl. frHZir, $10.80 per wHk.VI'Ra FurnHure. At. 141, 4 mllea oft Rl . 7-Centtnlry.Open 7 daya a WMk.. Household Goods 53 Antiques Buy or . .11. Rlvlllnt Antiques, 1124 E. Mtln Str..t, Pomeroy. Houl'l: M.T.W. 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 Aoot & houee ptinllng thin· gllng roofa, houat rwp~~lr. 114- p.m., 388-t?M after 5 p.m. Sunda~ 1:00 to 0:00 p.m. 614-ae2-2528. Sin 10% on aU call* In etoek WNCH BOXES. Kldo Only! whh ad In piper, Mollohan Fur- Ptying up to $'150.00 lor Jet· nhure 614-446-'JII44. eon'a box. Hlghut price paid lor wln~l and mtltl boXII. SWAIN AUCTlON & RJRNITURE. 62 Before you throw It away give 11 Olivo st ., Oolllpollo. N"' & UHCI .wey or Nil It to ehup. C.U fumhwe, hut.,., Wntem & 614-812·5157 M•rc F~o1tt1 . Work boott. 614-446-3158. 56 Pets lor Sale 61 Fann Equipment 63 Ak.C Bu"t puppiH. Sl'lota 5 n. disk, 3 pt. hllch, $275. Singl• bonom plow, Sl75. 11'4· Purebred Slmmentsl eowa & calfs with rtglllrallon papera. 2 year old Slmmental bull. Fleehvlch breeding. 614-367.0493. ltar1ed. $125. each. France• Vantdum 614-687-3851. AKC Golden Rttritvtr pupplae. 2 temalu left, wkl. old. $150. 014-441...0211. B~tutlful AKC reglstt~ Hlmllayan mall Saalpolnl khttn, t wka old , has had llrsl Ml of 1hot1, very playtul, 3Q.4..615-17&2 •v•nlogs. AKC regl.t1rtd puppl1s, D.. hundt, Coc:ktr Sp~n.. ls, Pomeranl1ne, 304-67&-2193. Bugle pups $45. out of good hunfing .toc:k, AK.C reglsftred Cocker Sp~~nltl pups $100. 304- 675-102!1. Brtnany Spaniel Puppln AKC R•glstar Good Hunting Stock 814-446-8320 D111gonwynd C1H1ry Persian, Slama•• end Hlmalayen kht1n1. 614-44&.3844 tMer 7 p.m. Fish Tenk, 2413 Jackson Avl. Point Pleasant, 304-.375-2063, 10 gat Mt up t14.99 tnd 10 gt t comp l•t• $43.25. LOANS ARE AVAILABLE ON A FAIR & EQUAL BASIS REGAROLESS OF RACE, COLOR, ANCESTRY, NATIONAL ORIGIN. REliGION. SEX OR PHYSIAL HANDICAP. large l r~ lflg n;rom. kf chen. 11-r bath. lu ll base· ment, sa rage bar 11 and pond . Good Groom and Supply Shop-Pel Grooming. All brllds. AU styl11. llmt Pet Food Detter. Julie Wtbb. Call 614-446-0231 . ~edr ooms. huntmQ a11d hshm g. IHVI liSTING - RACINE. 6th 51 - B~au t , t u l 'l story 4 be~oom~. 7 IIV Iflg room ~aih'> ~unr oom . ~ al · m garden . central heat. cen 11al 011 ni' W rool. new pl umb1nr. 2 ~• l r~ loh Low ul1~1.es Besl buy ~1 1rtw. lru~ trees. ( lhin St. - !1040. N£W LISTIN G - 21,900 BTIJ Seara Bnt Air Con- 10 mm. out ol Alhtns of! At 56 . Good 5\udent rental or good ho me I "oor plan . l bedroom s l1w1g room . eat in krtchen . b<! l h all 1 • n~ "' lur e1 1r a lots 3 bfdlrn) k1!chen. Ornmg rm . lg ltv room h~lh e11f a hr~ lots. wlfr~er ~IPW MID Dl EPORT - IIAOADWAY . ? ~~rll oom~. I e ~lr ~ room. lrvrng room. m,•rll I'H' '> ltlrll~ Bea ul~u l fl! hasf hJI low 10" , . hv1n ~ room ~M'"' . r1w llotul ~ a u l c arr, nu:e lot r h ~~ ~ & centrill CM Rill age . I ~~ tr a lluv rn low 30"1. re~ l All IT TAK£S IS A SMAU DOWN PAUIENT AND SISO AIONlH Ito Qu~l1hed btiy erlto ser~ r th ~ home NfW liSTING - IIOOlll'OIT GM ANT Sf - l lloor plan. 2 bed room' famrly room. l rvm~~: room, ell 1n ~d rhP n oat h tully urp!!ed hdi Uwoud !loo r ~ . IAS ulall!d h eel IPnt r onr!~ 10n l ar ~e-l ct E1tra n1Cf ~ " ~~ I P! s loo~ -Call tocla~ lor your lulure M M ur r a~ Hill Road . Mrddleoor1 3 bed({}om>lnd h~ rm Krtchtm. ba!ll. lll(lor plan P11ce Re duced to S 18.SOO Make us an ortrr 1100l£POAT - 4t II ST - 3 fled· rooms. lry 1fl~ room. d 1n •n ~ 100 m balh. lull basf'mrn! JY I ~a lr p;r~rni'. n ·c~ pr 1vate y~rd M1d $70\ MIDDLEPORT Ru tland St - J b!!drooms. J'r. Nf W liST ING!: .r l ~ l 11" 'n~ rnom dtn 1ng room k1 1·· hpn ~'d'd~~ uu~t >lr!.'!!l ~.e el l,•nt bu1 .rl o nl~ $30.000 MIODL£f'ORT ·- BRIC~ HOME ,' 111 <;· ~ bPd rooms. I!VIn~ room ! ~IT" 1lv room ~1! c he'l. I\'; bath. larRe t ur r • ~ r Ol 'V If'"" o! riVef $30 > lA.'fGSVII l f - 2 ~ ACR£S _ J b~,rr oo..., \ ~~~~ ~ ~ room. diOmgroom ~ din gara~e. niCe por ches S?ll > w~ 11 '•~ten kol 1 t1pn sty ~ HEILOC• GROVE - lull~ carpP.!ed d•nm~ 3 llrf1r o om ~ 2 b.lths room hr1g 100n1 Ir on! oorrh bac~ /leek TP wall'! I lu~ acq• Make. Us an otTer MIDDLEP OIIl - I ·~ wes ma nt l~nrt rn ne~¥ ~ d d~ on R1gt1 OtJ !sJJe Mrdf11ep011 S6 000 POIIlAOT - \633 lincoln Ht1 A lull acrr ol corn tor1an! r ll'l•n9 3 bl'hd r ooms. ~ v·n ~, rm . l.~chfn l b~l ~ MIOOlfP ORl - MYnlly il room d1n1nR room llt rn r•n balh ulu ; anolhf'r - i ~ : !r oom; ! 1 t r li~n r, ~ 1 bP(\r011"Tb and ho11h hv1ng rol)"1 On ~ oeau!1lut rer~~ u! d 1 a r. r ~ '" lhf JU <, 1 ' qulpmenl, lie. Phone 304."173.. dltlonlr, Eleelrlc BaHboard HNters, 48" blue, whl.. venlty top. 614-446-2340. 6 ft. tlt11111e dish, cable & ,..celver. Workt. good . $300. 614- NEW LISTING - UC IN f Jrd St - 2 !'i torv 3 lled•oom< hath ~ · l c hn ,,!ri lly 100m cen!r .1 l heat cemra l a11 ulriltv ~Jidr. IO! Pr ,c ~r1 tor S?O 000 1]11d ~ r ~e n1r.f ;ale Under LIST WITH HAYES TODAY -:::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _ Real Estate General Forced air fuel furna c , Gun type, 250 gtl., fual olt lan\. 814446-4&3e befort 10 p.m . Ge"I-Chalr good cond. Folds down, Lap Trty 614-388-8193 Ye1r old red & while mommw Husky $50. Puppies : blackibrown mask . $25/aach. 614-367-0437. '57 1875 Elox Grtnd RoHwood 814-388-0768 Plano. 288<11104. Hay tor 11 111, 304--675-7853. 1::::':-,---'-- - - : - : - - - Will do cullom combining, 304· Tn-5010 or 713-6ii7. Transportation Tye, ·No-nn Seeder: 1984 Ford F150; 1971 ASM Trailer. Wtsttm Soil Conurvallon Dlllrtet will 71 Autos lor Sale tccept 111lltd bids through July =:-:-:=:-;:::::::--:;;:;;;:;:-::;::::; 18 1990, I"HIIrvlng the rtghl lo 1974 Monte Ctrio 25000 tctual rel.ct all bide. To aubmll a bid miles. AC, Tlh, Pi. 14000 OBO. or Inquire contae1 WSCO, 224C 614-367--0682. First St, Point PINNRI, WV 1915 Ponlltc 52,000 actual 25550 304-e75-4171l. mlln , good running cond $800. 13 ft Amant dHp truza. 304· 62 wanted to Buy 675-1595. Wanted to Buy uHCI Mobllt Hom ... Clll614-446-0115 63 Livestock ::-:c,.,.-,.,.--:-::-:---:c,-;:2 Holatein bull calves. No Sun· day ca lls : 614--388-6524. 1980 Chevy 4 wheal drtv• pickup, short llap tide. 1978 Corvette Stlngt'ly. 11J7'9 Flrtblrd Formula. 614-985-4306 or 614992-2569 ask for Jim. 1978 Che'lly Nova . 31,000 l i lY mlln, new tlras, ;a• shocks, complete brakH , tllgnment , new AM..fM caa.. tt• with speakert, 6 cyl ., PS, Great gas mileage . $3000 tlrm . 614-992· 5657. 1983 C.dllla c Coupe De VIlle. 1982 Cutlau Suprame. 3()4.675- 2403. 72 Trucks for Sale 1980 Chovolto, • ~ AMIFndMI stereo ca..-.te. co • tlon. $16!10. 814-2!18<1251. 1984 Ch~ller E Serl11, tlr, llh. wheel, erulH, low mileage, no ru.t. good wortc ctr. 614-446- 7390. 1984 Cut lus Sltln• Brougham . Oie111, lotdad, all original. Sttl for payoff. 614446--2306 or 245-9664. 1984 Otda o.na, txcallenl eon-dillon. S4900. 132 Butternut , Po_m_or_oy, ~-hlo . _ _ _ __ 1985 Ranaun Alliance, 1.7 out , mint cond., $12,750 304-882- 3793. 1985 Toyot• Turc»t Wagon. 5 door, lift bac k, nc. cond., $2800. 614-379-2722. 1986 B~llner Ctprl 14 112 tt, 50 hp, 304 75-2030 afl:tr 1:00pm. da)'ll, 81444J..2&44 evenings. Tfll Fonl F-100, 72,000 OCIUOI mltoo. 102 VI. outo., S250o. 1t86 Dodge Colt. Excellent condhlon. $31150. 8.... 08-2359. 1988 Ford Tempo, au1o., sir, tully load«t. 35,000 mi. $52(10. 614- 080.- - ttiD Fonl F-110, 302 ong, 1010 arui:H. $2.200, 30417&-1131. tr~n~, air, 1gg Dodg• Oatana, mull 1111, call 304-675--3000 mon--trl 9-6 p.m. 1989 Plymouth Rtllant, 2 dr., 20,000 mi. Good condition. 614379-2Tl6 wortl ctr. $Tl5. 614-256-6692. GOVERNMENT SEIZED vthlciH from 1100. Forde. Mercedlt. torvenH. Chevys. Surplus. Your trea. (1) 805-687-6000 Ext. CHECK THIS CUSTOM RANCH . 4. BEDROOM S 2 BATHS. EAT-IN KITCHEN, FORMAL DINING ROOM. LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH FIREPLACE AND FRENCH DOORS OPENING ONTO SlOE PORCH . COZYDEN WITH FIREPLACE. LARGE LOT WITH RIVER VIEW. $85.000 COUNTRY SETTING - THIS 3 BEDROOM RANCH OFFERS PRIVACY. AND ANICE MODERN HOME. FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. FORMAL DINING ROOM. EAT-IN KITCHEN , CAR PORT, APPROX. 3 ACRES. 2 MILES FROM RIO GRANDE . $55,000 PRICE SlASHED - OWNERS HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE Of THI SHOME $3.000.00. NEW LOW PRICE $32,000. 3BED· ROOM. 2 STO RY HOME LOCATED ON UPPER SECONO AVENUE IN CITY. E!CHLENT BUY1 BUILDING LOT WIH RIVERVIEW - LOWER ROUTE 7 AP PRO!. I ACRE . $5,000. - - . ~.............. ~ . 2 350 short t•ll transmissions, $75 Hch.1 1m Monte cano, 1m Capne•, S501both (pane). 75 Boats & Motors vans & 4 wo·s ........ 4•\.:~0 ...... 10-ft. S.. 91ar Aluminum Jon Boat. ~,. wldt. Mlnn Kot1 Wrecked 118C Aero Pontiac:. All parts tor sate, motor, trtnHxlt, doors, ~Me. Phone6M-992-3242. 1tl3 Cltovy a-lilt 7 - ow nn, cvtom lnttrlof' 1.-ded, 16 h. Deep V-htul tl~o~mlnum Starc:rllft lllhlng boat wttt'l IIH trailer. Call 614·ti2-63'n after &p.m. 1817 Ponl A.raetar 'tin, e x • 1m 17 ft. Starcrtfl Tri-Hull lent ""'"'hlon. Loodod. $HOG: Boot. l2ll HP, Evhvudo Englno, 1081 Ford 1110, 4 wheel drive complete top new upholtlery. truck. lxcel.. nl condhlon. Molt c.ll 814-28&--1316 after 7:00p.m. optlono. tfiOO. 814-44e-M30 of1 1m Naut.-llne hou.e boait. 34 t• Fl"· ft. Ex. cond. 614-441-4109 or 614-For ..... 11'71 Ford Econollne 371-2J110. 1150 Yin. 300, 0 cycllnder. Good condhlon. l1,000. 114--247-3171. 1m Glut ron 17 ft. lrl·hull, 1i0hp, In bollrd outborad, axe cond, $3,895. 3Q4.87&-6470. 74 1911 Molorcycles HIMy Dlvldton motor- eye:)~, 304--1'71-1782 IYIIning•. All Trtneml11lons; UHCI I Rebulh, 30 day. to 1 y11r warranty, owntr: Bill Ftowe11. 814· 245-58n or 114Budget Trolling Motor. Botl'l good. $175. 814-m-8031. Bob. 11,000 mllll, f,5,400. 304-882· 79 Campers& Motor Homes Rover travel ll'lll•r. 1111 Selfcontained. Crankor.rt twnlng. $1800 080. 114-387-0682. 1f711 Starcnft poJH!p eam.,.r. SIMpl 8. Excellent condlllon. 114-1149-2490. 1m OMC Ele•rwt 11 motor home1 28 ft., fully lllf-con- talnea, 114-44&-1788 or 902-6837, uk loiShNfy or Sandrt. I ccc---'-:..,...-'----- 1771. Block Honda CB7TIOK, now banery and exhaust. Fo~ng 1nd ooddloblp. 304-675- s1dm g, l amrly room . laundr)' room . Ras heal. 2 car p,ar agr anrl #153 Mull 1111, 1988 Setmpar camper, 31 ft. tun •lze bed, roof tlr condlllon. TV antenna . Will take payoff, owner will h1lp flnanc:e. 61.f..-4.41-1003. Real Estale General CLOSE TO TOWN - Is IIttS oldet cedar silled home w1l h 2 bedrooms, balh, baseme nt gas heal. garage and more Call lor more mlo · #224 Supplies &Livestock CITV - N1ce one slory w1lh 3 bed room . I , bal hs. lamtly ~oa #241 61 Fann Equipment 1800 Oliver Tractor wilh mowing machine, rtke, bster, plowa tnd diK, g111ln drill $4950. 20'!0 JO w/cu nfvtt ors tnd plow $2850. Owner will tlnanca. 614-288- ··"'-""y.-.pt.• NEW LISTING - Ctlv sc hools 11 SUTTON TWP. Co. Rd. 122 - Appr ox. I 0 act es, utilit 1es m1lable Old house on propert1 lo be razed . Ni ce location for a new home w1th privacy $12,500.00 ···'''"'k-W""""'.""'..... -.~~lhts tanch wrth 3 bed rooms bath . laundry . ta mrly room. ~as heilt. ltreplace. btg lenced yard Askmg only $4 2,500 #255 NORTHUP AREA - An1 ce 2 bedtaomvmy l Stded home wrth bath ~ as he al 1 1 ~ ~ar age on 50 ~err lo: Askm g$29.900 . . #213 on corn er lot. 3 bed rooms. I FIVE ACRE S - 245-512l UNCI .. HI beame, channtla, angl. ., 31111 plate steal, tt 111 ahelvH , mttllaldlng , (lntu lttld Jlm 'a Farm Equipment, SR. 35, West Gslllpolla, 614-44&..11177; Wlda 11a.ctlon new I uNd farm llllctora & lmplamente. Buy, ploln) dutt wO<k, aloct"c ooll, lrado, UO-HO wookdoyo, ~ ~~"~-~~-6~~~~55~9·_______L~:=1.=ti=II=N~===·==========Real Estate General AOIIry 01 csble tool drilling. wolll coonplllod umo cloy. P\lmp ond ..,.leo, :104tiiSIOl. HN 11hold Beaul 1lul 3 bedroom. 2 bal h home lqurpped k1tchen. oa k cabr net s. snack bar, elect r1c heat pump, ce nt a1r. pl us woodburner Custom des1gned to con· sPrve ener gy w1th 6" rn sulaled wall s 12" rnsulated mat1 1c Andersen thermopane wood wrn dows. lnsulated doors. City school dtsl rtcl ·-- condition. you can move GREEN SCHOOL DI STRICT - Very n1ce5 be dr oom.?'' bal h ranch w1th lull basement ~a~ hei:lt wooflbtHne!. 2 car gar age. fa mily room central arr r.; acre and a lot more Only $69.000 #2 34 v1ew ol the 11ver. l ~ car gar· age $27.50000 COURT STREET - Sutton Township - App10x . 53 acres of vacanl land w1lh uhl1l1es avatlable plus fr ee gas and rojalties. Owner w1ll subdtiid• Call lor tnlo w.n...eon's llalnllenanc.; tloptlo Tonlt Pulltlllng ItO~Clltlllo Aooftng, ,_,.....,, tokflntl, Co. AllH EVA118 EN1EAP"IIES, 84 Electrical & OH ~SH!Ia. 81 -·IM-SJWI20, -nlry, odd Ioiii. Home .. INt·... ... for Refrigeration Dlwto -Yoc - .. liNch. Improvements - . . . Crooll Ad. Pooto. •..Ron .. TV lllna pltoo; pickup. ond doll..,.,. ,,._ BASEMENT In Zlnllh lllo . . *kWa motil 4410214 WATERPROOANO Cllfo, olio Unconditional ltt.llrM guaran-- othor brondo. o~~t~tlonoo WV IM . l..ocll r.,.,.nc.. tumlahed. A...donllol or 0011111101"Ciol F,... ntlm•t•. C.ll ooi611Gt 1· :104.f714Stl Ohio·~-­ wiring, ,_ or roptlro. 614-237-<14811, doy or night. Roofing ond Siding. Trollor IJooriOod -rtclon. A - . Rogera BaHment Waterproo- rvofl pilntM. Free tltll'ftltee. Eloctrlcll, 304>471-17111. fing. Frod ll1rb, -77W111. Joe-. e.m.. ...... Real Estate General Real Estate General W..., H.luMng, NIIOR.Ible ,...,., wotume dlj.. countl, 2,000 to 4,000 cAPKIIYI otltern•, paoli, w.,la, etC. c.il :104<!71>2tlt Upholstery Mowrwy'o Upholotollng oonriclng trl count~ arM 25 yMrs. Thl belt In tumtture upholttlrtng. C.ll 304.e"75-4154 tor fr• .... tlmat•. Orohom Upltolotory c.mor, 303 H1111op Dr. C.lllor "f:'nlmonto • •tlmtt. .. Call 81 84438. Real Estate General WANTED: ''NEW LISTINGS!!!" gout~Mn 91t~~~ CRea~ s~tate ~nc. Jud~ COewiH [H CBhob.en 738 2nd AVE. GALLIPOLIS REALTOR ' ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS INSIDE AND OUT L1v111g 10om. lam111 10om and l01mal d1n1n g roam 3 large bedrooms (large walk·.'" close! off masler bedroom). 2'h baths. Ovets1zed 2 car garage Equipped kitchen. Matnlenance fr ee vinyl s idtn ~ co ncrele drive. Ptesgt1g1ous netghborhoad Keep coollh1s summer w1lh I he club oool' #2831 HAA. $6 .000 .00 REDUCTION ... VACANT ACREAGE Approx 8.12 wooded acres. S1 le cleared lor mo ble home or house localed al SR 7. vt ewol Oh1o R1vei. #2820 WARRANTY REDUCEDII - $10.000.00 $$$$$$$$ FARM Approx. 71 acres in all. Corn rtb. metal free sta ll barn. storage bt~~ld1n g pond and sprt ng, lobacco base Milking svslem and mmetal rtghLs tn eluded. PLUS 2·3 bed1 oom homew1lh living room , bath, lo1mal dimng and mote. Callladay 101 com· plele l1 slln ~ IDEAL LOCATION. #2835 Gor geo us bn ck home just as soon as you take one inlo lhi s 2 bedroom home righl away FAF 0 , beau It lui modern kitchen w1lh bUill-in range, oven and r ~ lngerat01. Also a salelhte d1sh lor a w1de range of TV reception. Situaled on lwo lots wtlh slorage butldtng 125.000 00 POMEROY - 2 bedroom. I ~ slory home w1lh car pel. buill·10 bookshelves. pa110 and rear balcony, wrt h a t'IUm. look. you'll be sold. 3 bedrooms, lor mal dining & llv mg 10oms, 3 balhs, family room . lullj equipped k1lchen. 2 car garage and separale 24'x36' gar· age. po nd. pr~vale setttng. Excepl10nally mce home wilh a lol ol amenilies + ovet 4 acres. City schools' •287 LANGSVILLE - In excellent #257 R I A Wotot SorYice. Poolo, dotame. w.ll•. lmmedt ..•1,000 ot 2.000 gollano dollvory. C.ll - c.,.,·. NEW LISTING! YOU CAN BRAG ABOUT THIS balh. ca1 pel and laundry room. Patio and close to school. $21.900 00 belly Bloclc, btlck, IIWtr pipes, windowt, tlnltll, etc. Claude Winttra, Rio Grande, OH C.ll 614- 1-in.nt: ...... Com., Rooting, polnllng, J::~lo - · ........ 114- 85 General Hauling Plumbing & Heating Plumbing ondHtollng Fourth ond PTno Ollllpollo. Ohio SO YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL' ThtS 4 Bedr oom home, 3 balh well consl rucled lram e/br~ck bi·level offer s relaxed comfort throu· ghoul. Eq utpped krtchen w1lh bea utiful cherrj cabmels. Attached 1 car garage All thiS and more neslled m 4 shady acres SYRACUSE - Nteemodul at dtntn R roo m. basempnl and garage. gas heat N1 cP lll f, lot 6522 · w1 -··Homo LOOK NO FURTHER Conventen! local10n. good schools, J.4 bedroom. 2-balh spltl leoel. llvtng room an d lamllj room Large k1lchen and dtnmg area. Nice corner lot AI· #2827 lordably prt ced. $40's EAST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO 992-2259 JUST OUTS I DE CITY - Iswhere you will ltnd I h1 s 1" " " wrth 3 bedroom I hath laund1y. dm1ng/ k1 l chen combo. garagr. woadburner. gas heal . c11 y walet and os ktn g only $4 8.500 #240 GREEN Fl ELO TW P - 3 bedroom ~enc h w1lh bat h. 1ural wa let gas heat woadburner. 5 acres m/ 1 Only $14.900 #239 82 Improvements 41 h acres 1usl outSide Gallipolis c ~y 11mits. 5rooms and bath, 3 bedrooms, cily water and n~ . gas l and needs lobe developed. Hou se needs some tender lavmg care This one ISone lhal yoo can own as reasonable as poss1ble. #2U9 room . gas heat woodburner . con vententl oc atron $46.5CO #247 Home 81 Home Improvements PRICED IN THE MID $20's #151 ETO TOWN - Is lh1sniCe 3 bedroomranch w1lh balh Servtces 81 JUDY DEWITI, BROKER ......... ... 446·8147 Sam Hoffman ............... .... ........ · · 379-2449 J. Merrill Carter ...................... .... 379-2184 Jeannie Tolliver ............ ...... ... .... ·· 446-6624 Cathy Wray ................ .. ... ...... ...... 446-4255 Tammie DeWitt ................. ....... ··· 441-0703 1880 house w1th gas heat. loba cco base. large barn. mrneral lo colrd tn Walnut lwp Asktng $59000 Fold au1 csm,.r, 11111ep17, ol•r model. $450. 114--448-1171. 379-2263. 1985 Mtrtan Morlth 22ft. Cuddy C.bln, l011ded. Save$$. 6M·i92· IINI, Campers& Motor Homes Type~, 350 75-11311. 79 Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- D-7 ll4-367-043l lor Sale 'onl Auto Par1s & Accessories 1572. BROOKSIDE OR .- Ntee 3bedroom 2 balh ten ell w1111melal G1ve us a call on lh11 one Only $45.000 Farm NEW LISTING? OWNER MOTIVATED LOWERED PRICE TO $44.900.00 ENJOY THE COMFORTS AND NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE CORNER LOT whtle v1 ew1ng I he OhtO R•vet I rom your walet lront l stAve or oor.r tv 4 rm s 1 bathdown . 3 rm s &bath lull up 2 WBfP HW lloor s. ICre<no:l 111 O(JCh Aclass•c home w1th cha ra cter Don "tiPt th ro; one get away . call f():1tl'r'l r TREED ACREAGE' App 101 . 5 acres w1lh brtck _and Ira me bi·level. Bedrooms. 2 lull balhs. lam lly lOom, lor mal dtn· 111 ~ equ 1pped k1lchen EHtCtenl electnc heal pum p/c entral au 2-car attac hed gmge. po nd and more Callladay 1C1ly Schools"' #2844 2 story home and 21ols each appr ox. 85'xl211 '. 3 bedroom<, hv111g 1oom. i'h balhs. parllal bas~ menl unanached 24'x28' lw o car ga ra ge. PLU S mobiie home space Call us laday lor an appolnl· ment. · #2851 PRICE REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE' Small complete farm w1lh alii he ex lras. 22 acres, modern 6 room home wtlh 111 balhs. cenlral atr. lull basement. rural water . Eff1c 1ency aparlmenl wrth 3 rooms and balh Bar n and mach1nery shed 1n goad cond1110n. Pas101e land w1th latm pond lor livestock water and recreat10n. A workshop gar age or small busmess buildin g 32"x48 " approx. REDUCED PRICE NOW ASKIN G$51.90000 Call us #2845 ~- - RACINE - VineSiroet - I floor frame hou se. Needs j some work but has a n1ce 446-3636J\t~ 401190' lev el lal w1lh all ut1littes on s1te $1 2.500 00 MAKE OFFER CONTEMPORARY HOM E on 3 acres m/ 1 wtlh 3 BRs 21? baths. l!vrng room wrlh openrrlltnj?. d1nrn~ r oom toye1. iarge recrealron room. heal pump. m _ground pool cou ntr y atmos #259 ac res see w1th 3 bedrooms. Jlh balh. basement. family room. dm mg room. cathed ral ceilmg, solarium. front and back decks. 2 car ga~age an d I car garage RACINE Alllh1s on I acre Askmg $39.900 #147 ST. Rl 33 - R1ghl on K1ngs bury Road. 2 acre I>Jild1ng srtes. Water & elednc av atl a ~e MAKE OFFER TERMS AVAILPJllE!' 16.500 00 #210 LONG BOTTOM - FARM wrth gently IOIItn g mea· dows" lh1s 1S a be aut1lul silell Approx. 84 acre> In eludes a really neal 2 bed· BAILEY RUN RD. - 39 acres mi l and an older Vtnyl s'ded home w11h 2 bedr ooms. hath. k1tchen and liv1n g roor:l\ lull bas ement. garage. mob1 le hom e srt e wtth wat er and sept rc Only $35.500 room mobnle home w1th #212 latge add1l 1on. Gas F.A heal. central "' - plu s wood burner. Small orchard. extra large shed 101 barn 01 work shop. Pnvale and peac elul CALL FOR MOR EINFORMA TIONII AFFORDABLE - M $32.800 ISlht s lwa slory wtl h 2 be d rooms. bat h. bi!sem enl. all remodeled. garage. newer roof and wtnng APPROX . 282 ACRES . 4 HOMES ON PROPERTYNEED SOME REPAIR . 3 BARNS $139.500 Thts hou se a home bul lhe beaut1fu l large lot 1n lown would be lhe rewatd 101 jour ell ori s 4 bedrooms. alder I ~ slory lrame w1l h pari base ment $12.000.00. dry. krtc hen . llvtn g and drnrng rooms El ec heat Centr al atr QUICK POSSESSION : ROOMY CAP ECO D IN NICE ARIA 01 NEWER HOMES1 3 BEDROOMS. 2 BATH S. fORMAL DINING. 2 CAR GARAGE. fU LL BASEMEN T SHOWS LIKEA MOlJEI HOME. $62. 000 OR BUY WITH EX IRA LOT fOR $G6.000 - needs some work to make rl OAK HILL RO - You w1ll fmd lhts 3 bed room. 2 hal h. laun #228 OSBORNE SIRE£! - Newet . on e slaty wtlh v1nyl std1ng. 2 basemen! Wood deck and more Askmg $22.000 #243 MAl NST , MIOOLEPORT - I ~ sl ory wrt h4 bed rooms. bat h. kilchen.livm gand dmtng tooms. lull basemen!. gas heat All lh.s on lwo lois Asktng only $39.900 #244 SMAll FARM - MODERN 3 BEDROOM HOME HASLARGE FAM ILY KITCHEN AND LIVING ROOM . DEN. 1,316 SQ FT . LIVING AREA, 2 CAR CONCRETE BLOCK GARAG E. OVER 9 ACRES. MOSTLY PASTURE KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS. $52.000. 119 ACRES M/ l - And a 5 bed room home wrlh bal h, kitchen. livm g and drnmg rooms. barn and several bu lldm gs SUGAR CREEK ROAD - JUST LISTED! IF YOU TH INK A HOME WITH ACREAGE IN AGOOD LOCAl ION IS MORETHAN YOUR BUDGET CAN HANDLE - LOOK AT THIS PROPERTY. THIS IS ONE YOU AN AFFORD. NICE 3 BEDROOM RAN CH HAS VINYL SIDING, COUNTRY SIZE KITCHEN WITH OAK CABINETS. RANGE AND REFRIG, FORMAL DINING ROOM . FULL BASEMENT, WASHER AND DRYER. DETACHED 3 CAR GARAGE. LARGE FRAME BARN. 3D'X40' EQUIP BLDG. AP · PROX. 56 ACRES. $60,000. Ask1ng 155 000 SMALL FARM IN OHIO TWP .: 21 ACRES. MOSTLY WOODED, TOBACCOBASE. NICE GARDEN AREA THEHOME ISONLY 5 YEARS OLD AND IS VERY ATTRACTIVE 3 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS. FORMAL OININGAREA. EQUIPPED KITCHEN , LAR GE 24'X32 GARAGE. 28'X40' NEARLY NEW BARN. If YOU LI KE COUNTRY LIVING OONT MISS OUT ON THIS ONE' $58,000. JUST LISTED' Phyllis Miller, Realtor ....... 268 -1136 Eve. Martha Smith, Realtor ..... 379 -2651 Eve. #172 80 ACRES MI L - Wtlh older lwo story wrth 5 bedrooms. balh. kitchen and llvmg room. barn. poullry bar n and olher butldings. Askmg $45,000 Hl71 JTm Cochran , Broker ... .. .... ... .. 446-7881 Eve . Patrick Cochran, Realtor ........ 446 -8866 Eve Sonny Garnoo. Realtor ............ 446-2707 Eve . ~ 1990 Ccn Lury 2 1 RNl l EsLBLC Corporation as 1rusr.ec ror lhc NI\F ® nnd ' "' tri:ldcmarks of Cenlul') 21 Rea l F.sLRlt Corporation Equal H om1 ln~ Opportunlly · - - -- STARTING UPI g1ves you co mlortable a1r condrtronr ng and heat w1lh econ · Th1s 3 bedroom doublew1de tS1deallor you 21ull omiCal prtces A.erages less Ihan $50 00 permo '" abale· menI p10g1am I block lo grocery. 2 blocks lo Ctly Pat k l ow matnt enance Call 4461 066 lor 1nlo 3·4 BEDRM HOM Elocaled appro• I mtle above old S1lvet baths. lam1ly room. formal d1nmg. Master bed Brrdge. along St Rt l Use lor resldent lal /c:n mtnPr ctal lot st?e, 153' <1 54 ~ny no" lot $35000 00 NEW LISTING· Ncar Ctow11 C1l y Ruy I am w1lh house and bar n lor $35.000 00. or hou se. barn and s1 ~ acres lot $45.000 00 located along Sl Rl 7 LISTING - 3 4 Bedrm home. Stlual ed w1lh1n Oh10 p I mile north ol Rt 7 Hannan Trace and Swan C1rek Buy now lor $37 .500 00 iNV ESTMENT PROPERTY IN VINTON - 6rnt ltou~elocal ed along Ma111 St Ke111 or lrv Prn Present I)· gross1n~ $2.100 00 Buy now lor $15.00000 JCIL"'- . Perry NEWLY LISTED! CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AND AFFORDARLY PRICED' home. srluat ed mqutet ar ea. Nt ce well mai nt ained Th1s 3 bettoom ratsed ranch ~2833 lawn Cal l loday lot mm e mlormalton 3-BEDRM . HOME . conve n1 en lly localed along Si Ill 141 ? car garage l11 tr:k !t oni Buy 11ow $43000110 1 RENTAL PROPERTIES IN PATRIOT. Mo b1lc liom1· """ house on ~epm l e loi s ~ o l lt lo1 $15.000 00 NEW LISTING: 10 lor 110.000 Call us lo see lh ~ appealing 1988. 14x56' mobtl e DO YOU WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY? lw p Sorn e ll !'l h l~ r Ru1· nD w 6 5 ACRES . WITHIN THE CITY OF GAlliPOLIS stlualed POMEROY - Sp1111g A"' Old ~ame house an iOO•Ill kit $6,500. HENRY E. CLELAND 992-6191 JEAN TRUSSELL ... 949·2li60 IIAE HUPP .. ...... 949-2257 JO HILL... ... ...... m -4466 OFFICE.. . ....... 992-2259 bldg Esl g10ss tenia! 1ncome. $820 per mo All prtced lot $65.000 aion g Gar fie ld Ave Srte mludes 7 burldmg lots w/c1 ty wal e! sewet Buy now 101 130.000 00. or purcha se house wtlh 101 lor $15.00000 DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT PROPERTY Brt ck slr uc tu ~e w1l h AFFORDABLE PRICE Cozy and co mlortable 2 bedroom. I balh home ta~ ge 14'•24 app10x . delached garage. Ntce lawn (approx I we) . pr~vale v~nyl s 1din~ ONLY '29 900 #2829 1S located approx mil e lrom crt,. Oilers hv~ng room, formal dllltn g and more Has been extensrv ely rem odeled . mce car peting and v~nyl s 1dm ~ l at ge deck. Pfl ced 111 the $20's #2850 mal living room , d1n1n g area and mu ch. much. THE PRICE IS RIGHT " GOOD GOLLY ". LOOK AT THESE ROOM Sill I ~ slmy home w1lh 4·5 bed10oms. 21tv tn grooms, lmmal d1n1n g and lam1ly room. 2 k1tchens. parttal baseme nt all slualerl on 2 ntee level lois. • gar· ag~ slorage butldtn g and barn Callladay' #2834 1', balhs. drtlled well Only $22.500 00 # 2841 = ""MUST SELL/$11.900 .00 2 be d1 uom on e slory home located 111 the Vtllage ol Vtnlon Nt ce latge lot barn, part1allj remo· deled #2826 FRONT STREfT - 3 bedroom s. bath. kilch en. liVing 10om. basemen! and garage Excell enl nv e1•iew. Only $35,000 m8 POMEROY AREA - 1',\ sloly w1lh melal Stdm~ 4 bedrooms. I'" balh. famtly 10om, basemen!. On I acre. Only $59.900 #249 OUR SALES VOLUME HAS BEEN GOOD AND WE STILL Hm BUYERS LOOKING FOR IIEIGS COUNTY PROPERTY. IF YOU WANT TO SELl, CALl CLELAND REALTY TODAY!!! WE N££0 LISTINGS!!! 1990 Ohio HoiiSine Issue Now Available. Fixed Rate Cheryl Lemley, Meigs Co ....... . 742 -3171 Dick Finlaw. Meigs Co .......... 992 ·3921 Put your trust in Number One: 7.15% · -- - --· ·- - --- -·-- ······-·- ·-· .. • ..:·.- - - · - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - -·- - - -- ....!.______ 1st yr.. 8.25% throullt 30th yr. Call Cl• IIRd Rultr todiY. We will Help you lnd a 9utlill_td Homalrom our eliStme mvontory. , BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW HOME IN TUCKED AWAY NEIGHBORHOOD' Ex qu1S1Ie 3 bedrooms. 21.? bath home rn great Iacatton. 11, slory w1lh approx 2,3 74 q " · ol hv~ng space • app ro• 28"124" gmge famtly room, lor· much more' C1ly scho ols Ca ll laday lor complete ltslmg #2848 Dts.cover the love and beauty mlh1s home Treed lo! ] 1 ~ story construction. 5 room s. 3 bedooms. $15 ,500 -'1> ACRE+ HOM E A GOOD BARGAIN . 3 bedrooms. bath. d1nmg 100m and more. Ca ll lor mme delatls #2809 room has walk tn closet and bat h w11h ga~de n lub Situaled on a mce l ev~ lol (apptO> B6"d72') Don'l let all thiS fool yoo Pttced al ONLY $22.000 00. Ctly school s' #2814 1,<, THINKING OF BUILDING I Gel a tump start on bu1ld111g yor new home by fill · is hmg lhis recenlly constructed 28'x70' frame home shell- 40 acres partially wooded. tillable acreage. Several feet of road lronlage. Call today lor loca11on and more details. '2846 3 rent al a pa~t ments Al so. adtacent rnela l storage / ulrhty ASH STREfT. MIDDLEPORT - Is lhts bnck ho me w1lh 3 bedrooms. bath. lull basement k1l chen. llvm g and dm mg room. 2 car garage Askmg $21.500. #117 EACH OFFifJ; IS INOEPENDI:NTLf OWNED ANOOPtliATBO. --·-' - IF YOU ARE ALREADY TIRED OF CUTTING GRASS. SELL YOUR MOWER and mo.e 111 10 a beaul1 lul 2 bed1m con do localed along Grape Sl Ampl e 1ns ulalion w1lh heal pump MIDDLEPORT - P1cture your lamilj 111 thiS beautiful home 2 slory, 3 bedrOOOI. carpel all electric and fireplace D1s hwasher $39.900 00 bedrooms. bath. lam1ly room. k1tchen and l1vrn Rroom s. full APPRO! . 72 ACRES . 2 BEDROOM HOME . BARN. MOSTLY FEN CE D $39.500 _. - .. ---·-----------·---------· Kaw11ald 1887 KO~ ExceU.nt ong, *2,100. 446-7101 ·- · - .• . GEORGES CREEK ROAD - 3 BEDROOM RAN CHHOME EAT IN KITCHEN . FAMI LY ROO M WITH WOOOBURNER AL SO ONE ROOM ADDITION WITH 1? BATH AND STORAGE FOR M ERLY USEDAS BEAUTIFUL SALON LAR GE SLOPfD LAWN GR EAT LOCAT ION. KYGER CREEK SC HOOL S $85.500 NEW ON THE MARKET' FARMS: APPROX . 30 ACRES , Rl 7 AND OHI ORIV ER FRONTAGE 3 BEDROOM HOME. BARN AND OTHER OUTBUILDIN GS $79.500 BRICK RANCH - 3 BEDROOMS, 21? BATHS. NICE OPEN ll · VING/DINING KITCHEN AREA WITH FIREPLACE ATTACHED GARAGE, DECK, NIC£ LEVEL LAWN W/ GAROEN AREA. LOCATED ON OJ. WHITE ROAD. $66.000 JUST LISTE01 76 f11tuNd In OUIIaw Bllcer'e frlagulna. $3,500. 814-742-2157. 9-1016t. Your kind of home needs our kind of experience. NEAR RIO GRANDE - 3 BEOOOOM. 2 BATH HOME HAS FAM ILY ROOM. NICE DI NING ROOM. KITHEN EQUIPPED WITH RANGE AND REFR IG, BATH OFF MASTER BEDR OOM HAS GARDEN TUB. VINYL SIDI NG. ONLY 4 YEARSOLD LOT IS GE NTLY SLOPING. LOTHAS BEAUTIFUL TREES. $42.000. Mercury Marcrulter Spedallet Factory trained, bondltd. Precl•lon Mobile Marina. We came to youl614-.25W911. 75 100 Kaw. Mag rtma, Good 111"11, electronic lgnttlon, Newer ctrbt. $825. 814-245-6692. 11111 4x4 4 op, , _,50 3$1 ong, P,IOO. 11111 CltoY. su. (CALL ANYTIME} ph er e On l $69.900 JUST A FEW MINUTES FROM TOWN - BRICK RANCH . LARG E FAMILY HOME 4 BE DROOMS. EQUIPPED KITCHEN HAS RANGE. REF . DISHWASHER. TRASHCOMPACTOR. DIS POSAL. FULL BASEME NT WITH REC ROOM . AT! ACH ED GAR AGE PI US 24"!40 GARAGE/WORKSHOP GAS FURNACE. CEN AIR CONO ONE ACRE LOT. UNBEATABLE PRICE. $65.000 DONI WAIT CAL L NOW1 ;; 3 ~wh -::'M '-::--1--:-,rt::-k-:-•- m--o:-: ton: - yc-lo. :- 191111 Oadgo D-!0 pickup, 5 speed, bedllner, •lkUng rear window. AMIFM . T1pe. 614-446· 14!1. 73 ®CANADAY REALTY AUDREY F. CANADAY. BROKER ROBERT D. BRENNEMAN 446-1174 MARY FLOYD, REALTOR HOMES . FARMS & COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES 25 LOCUST STREET GALLIPOLIS , OHIO 45631 eOATERS condlllon. 81•-448-411>. 652 2nd AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Fruits & Vegetables Forman Cub 1887 KX80 m01oreyc1e. Excel· lent condhlcot. Col 114-1192-5085 evtnlnQI. Powered by VW •nglnt. Wae 7'6 Datson 280Z, aunroo~ AT1 •xc. parts, runs good. uooa 3277. 1947 20 ft . jet bolil. 460 Ford englnt, 426 hp. New motor tnd Bliklty ._.drive $6,500. 814-)12-2157. 19M ,..,._ pick 110 •,_... up 2--~ mltll, oood oondhlon. ~. 614-24e-l281. 3301. 01 1 . , I()Oi 198V Procraft 18ft tleh tnd ekl 88hp Evlnrude, 304-875-79a8 at,.,. S :00 PM. ropolro. $5,800. 814-949-2600 Real Estate General BIG BEND REAL TV, INC. 75 Boats & Motors Motorcycles 19 8& Pontlsc: GT Filro, Y6. Rad/Sitver. 48,000 mil••· RKOw.rtd theft. NNdl minor Thom. . Plsvmats Chord Organ. Excellent condit ion. 614- ~2· 58 74 lor Sale ~1~11. Real Estale General fl ~ hl s mower, $2,000. , JO 110 lawn tractor, 36 ln. cut ., neede little work, will sltr1. SSOO. 614· 4469346. & o..,.. Rake, land 66 B1l11. John manure spteadllre, mowert1 cui· tlvatort Oliver com plclltl'l, ott.r iltld rudy equipment. How" Farm Machinery, Rt. 124 & Mayhew Rd., Jaeklon . 814· 5072. 1980 Sunblrd, .-.buln engine, runo good. $600. 814.J79-2a.l7. Naw Holland 213 Baler. New Hol- •bo'" SWIMMING POOLS Building Supplies Hay & Grain 1979 Ford l TO $500. 304-675· Autos lor Sale Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant W. Va. 139 ACRES Mi l - Plus l'i sl ory 3 bedtoom. I balh. lerm Regular J&M Cultom1r1 always r•c•iva more than thay'r. chtr· gtd fur. J&M Plano Service . Bill Wtrd 304-.882-2325. Ask me '"J&M". Slnc:o ahow quality w..tam aaddlt. Like new. $600 . 614-7422638 ask for Robin . 55 64 :;::---..,....:.,...,..__- : - , - - Clean whNt 1tr1w, $1.50 per bale. 614-256-8011. mare. Asktng only $42 900 Musical Instruments Lumber HlaGntd tnd r,taln, 314 to1112 Inch. Rltd and back oak, wild cherry, walnut, poplar, ISh , Ounrovtn Frul1 Farm. Jult ort of end m•plt 1110 basebotrd, Sr 6B1 E11t of Albtny. 614-698cuing, jams, tic. 614-446-8038. 6298. We ICCipl food ltlmpt. Nice 112 diamond c1u11er, ut In Amish products, atrawberrl. ., 10 K yellow gold . Size 6. S200. peach•!L grun beans. g..7 dally. CIONd Mondav and July 4. 614-446-4054 HURRY • Wt're overstocked! Many slzn 1nd shtpea available now st tremendous uvlngs . Tr1d1 your old Clr, bot! , camper, ate . Flnandng tvliltblt . Call 1-800-8-43-7665 (C025) . $2395, 165 MF 1111etor $3950, 520 MF round baler 12495. Owntr will flntnee. 8'14--86--6522. 11 Autos lor Sale Sc:hnauzer pupplea. Salt and pepper. Chtmplon Grand Sire. $150. Also Tiny Toys Poodles hdroom suit, tlr condllloner, ocea. . lontl ttblaa, tntlqua ch.st, csrpet, lans, desk, c.nnlng jars. 614-367-noi. For S.le: Upright Deep FrMler, dlthwashar, chin• cllpbotrd, · butftt, belt, ctt, dog collect ion, alee . steve 2 onna. 614-44&1022 or 614M8-2926. tor $6950, 241 ln1'1 round "''" 71 11112-2600. Two 7 wtak old AKC Boaton Te"ler puppiaa. 1 male, 1 female. Very email, have shots, wormed . 614-367-0117 or 614-36711122. For Sale : 10 speed blkl, Sampo mlcrowtve, Yorlc dUll eauatla Jts.-.o. 614-367-1793. Late model 80HP JO di•HI lrtC· Livestock July 8, 1990 Pekingese pupplu. AKC Raglt · terecl. Shota and wormed . Mo1har1Ftlher on pramiMs. 814· AKC. 614-667-3404. For S..la, Connleecent chair, sllghlty uucl . High back-paddod! Feeding t111y and fool rHI: . Aok ng $100 . 614-448-0839. 446~7644 . Hlmtleyen Kltlens. MalesFemel... Have both parente. $95 each. 614-441-0211. 379-2841 FINWood for Sill . Atre~dy CU1 , you haul. 614-446-7t07. $30 (XJQ rl1n1n~ 100m kr!(hfn ba lh. 2-8" llhowctiH. 2 oHice d.. ke, tabln, .tovu, br.. uty ahop • lodge t~ pe home on 30 w~ wrth mrneral r ll!~:hl ~ 20 mmu les out ol Po metny 30 m1nri!es ou! o! Q!hen s ar otrntl Low 40"> POM£ROY - July 8, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W Va . DON'T BE SORRY, CAll TODAY To vtew lhiS 2 story v~ny l s1ded or lo1 mal dt mng spacious krt chen, liVIng room. Catpeled through· oul, above ground pool wrth p11vacy lence and decktng. This home ISpresenlly used as a s1ngle lamilj res1dence. but with ex ira pr ov1ded k1tc hen could easilj be cnnverlerl tnlo apartmenls Located wrthin crtj #2832 WE HAVE BUILDING lOIS tn Rodn ey Vtllage II Calllo1 mote rnformat1on 21.5 ACRES . NEAR NORTH GALLI ASCHOOL. No slt uctutes. Local ed along Frank Rd . $18.900 2 BEORM. REMODELED HOME along Ch lliiCollw Rd Walk lo grocefl es an d sc hool Buv now lor $26 500 00 1.02 ACRE LOT along Kl1 cke1 Rd neat Centenat y $8.000 PRICES DRASTICALLY REDUCED on 3 p10perl1es w1l ltttt1he 1 ol Porter Ul - Old Coll rell grocery bu1ld11t & Now •1 101 uuu. ~~~"· U2 - 2 sl ory home adtacenllo sl ore bldg. Now . #3 - 3 bedr oom s home nex l lo above Now l~t:>, ucrv. vv. Ca ll 101 mme 11110 Will sell any or all"' ..CALL AN WANT A DEAL! $29,900 Owner has red uced the pr~ce oil his cute 3 bed· room ranch home. Just recently pa1nled inside and out Carport w/concrele drive. kitchen/din· ing roomco mbinalion. lmmedi~e possessiOn. Call laday ' Make him an offer' •2830 ECONOMICAL HOUSE ONLY $59,900 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch. New vmj_lsidmg and windows !Spring 90). Energy eH1c1enl electnc heat pump/cenlral air. Approx. 211 ares treed lawn. Privale sattin~ cable TV. Appr01 2 mdes lrom Holzer Hosprtal. Ca lllodaj lor compltte list· in& '2795 LOOKING FOR A FARM7 . Appro• . 128 acr es srtuated al Addison Tow nship. large barn, 57' 1120' metal bulidin g l_te house, ltactor and equipmenl shed. 4 pond s. Vmj I Sided remodeled 3 or 4 bedroom home Easy acres. fot more details and location giwe us ' calll<llaj ' N2821 . �July 8, 1990 Pom•oy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. Times-Sentinel By Gall DeGarmo, Earth Team Volunteer MYSTERY FARM - This week's mystery farm, featured by the Meigs and Water Conservation District, Is loc ated somewhere In Meigs County. Individuals wishing to participate In the weekly contest may do so by guessing the farm's owner . Just mall, or drop off your guess to the GaiUpoUs Dally "Tribune, 825 Third Ave., GaiUpoUs, Ohio, 45631, or the Dally Sentinel, Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio , 45769,and you may win a $5 cash prize from lbe Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Leave your name, address and telephone number with your card or letter. No telephone calls will be accepted. All contest entries should be turned In to the newspaper office by t p.m. each Wednesday . In llll8e of a tie, the winner will be chosen by lottery. Next week, a Gallla County farm will be fealured by the GaiDa SoU and Water Conservation District. Bill Burleson is honored by Ohio Breeders Association BOB HENNES¥ Hennesy promoted GALLIPOLIS - The Board of Directors at Ohi o Va lley Bank In Gallipolis , have p ro moted Robert T . (Bob) Hennesy to assistant cashier according to the bank's President and Chief Executive Officer, Jam es L. Dai ley . Hennesy. a native ot Middl eport, has spent 30 years In the financial Industry He ca me to ·Ohio Valley Bank In April of 1989 from the Gallipolis Star Bank o!flce, where he ha d been v Ice president fo r lending the pa s t 12 years. Hennesy. a graduate of the Ohio Ban ke rs ' School of Co nsu mer Credit at Ke nt State Unlver slty a nd the OBA Ma rk eting School at Miami Un ive rsit y. wi ll continue t o servp as managpr uf OVB 1 s commercial lrnd i n g departm ent . Farm Flashes are proud parents at William , 5; Hannah , 4; a nd Sara bet, 2 years old. Burleson, also active ly serves Gallla County In several volunteer pos itions . This Is his !lrst year as an e lected member of the Youth Fair Board. He and Penny are members ot the Gall Ia County Ag ricultural Society ; District 6 Holstein Club, Gallla County Farm Bureau, and Gallla County Ca ttlemans Association . They are actively Involved In the ministry ot First Baptist Church . For the past two years, Burl eson has servrd as a voluntPer coach tor county youth s port s GALLIPOLIS- Gal ita County na tive Bill Burleson was recently selected as Representative of the year for District 039 by American Breeders ServIce. He r e pr esented his district at a Regional Round Table Conference In Swannee. Ga., where this award was presented. The Representative of the Year award foll ows Bur leso n's Rookie ot the Year a ward received In 1987 while working the ABS In Holmes County, Ohio . Si nce ret urning to work In sou thern Oh io, Burleson deve-loped new market areas and established new sales routes In his 15 co unty area and put service a nd dependability back tn the busin ess. Bu rleson led the District In dairy semen sales and was third In Udder Gold sales . He also led th e district In blend dollars. Burleson a ttributes his success to a tall htul God and a supportive fam ily. He and his wile Penny teams. HE' Is also soccer coac h for Ohio Valley Christian School, and Is a sales representative tor American Breeders Service. He helps hls lather part -time raising beef cattle. He a lso has experience as a dairy Iarmer whfch gives him understanding of his customers' needs. Ohio jobles-s rate drops 5.9 percent CO Ll MBU S. Ohio tUPli O hio's une mplyment rate was 5.2 perce nt in June . down from 5.9 perce nt in May.t he U .S. Department o f La bor an nounced Friday. Ohio had 284.000 unemploye d workers in J une. a drop of 321.000 fr om May , wh ile the Buckeye State had 5. 135 million workers In June. compared with 5.107 mil l ion repor ted In May . "'T he June un e mployment ra te ts s urpris ing. part icula rly In ltght of the expec ted st ud e nt popu lation e ntering the labor force." said E llen O'Brien Sa und ers, adm inistra tor of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. "Current data does not point to a ny specific busllness sector for the substantial reduction In this month 's unemployment esti ma te," Saunders added . " While tod ay's figures for Ohio ar e p ro misi ng, ou r mon thly em ployer survey results to be re leased later this month mav provide a more deta lied ex plana lion of the decline.'· Includes en joy ing the wildlife who call your woodland home! tor wildlife. One of the many pleasures of owning woodland GALLIPOLIS - Anyone who own,s woodland or has woodland available to him or her to enjoy has ~ertal nly had t he added benefit of enjoying the wildlife that lives there also. If that particular woodland Is being managed und er a good multiple-use forest management plan, a much greater opportu nity exlslts to Increase both the amount of wildlife present and the different types that live there. Trees, specifically . provide many things to wildlife. Trees , along with other vegetation, provide places tor dens and nests. The oaks, hickories, wa I· nu ts, and cherry provide nuts and tru!t. Those big, old beech trees that aren ' t worth anythin g as a Umber tree are a haven for squirrels. They too , provide beechnuts that squirrels. raccoons, bears. even game birds depend on as a reliable food Equ ;l;eS "" ... - - - - - - - - GALLIPOLIS- Plan !oat te nd the 1990 General Liveslol'k F'l t tlng and Showing Demons! ra t ion at the Ga llla County J unior ·Fairg-rounds Tuesda y, · July 10, ;'starting at 7 p.m . Inform ative sess ions a r e planned for bee f. swine, s heep, and goat s. We will have new presenters In the beef and swi ne areas . The genera l lives tock queen and princess eont rs t will -start with Interv iew s at 5 p. m . and crowning at 8:30p.m. We a r e expecting a bl g crowd as the momentum bu lids for the 1990 :Gallla County Junior F'al r The 1990Gallla County Pride In Tobacco Association out of state tour Is scheduled for Augu st 9-12. This years' tour wi ll fpature s tops at OARCD Sout her n ·Branch at Ripley. Oh io; stops and overnight In Lex ington, Kentucky experiment s ta tion and farm visits near Sprlng!leld, Tennessee . Touring, shopping, ·a nd two overnight In Nashville, ' ;t~n9••~ee. Feature will be a ~~~~y nlrht at the " WSM -1prpdt Ole Opry" . Reservations · .W:llfbe on the first come reserva .tlOJI,baiiS. 'T obacco blue mold was r eported In Kentucky on June.29 at locations southwest ot Nicholas· vJIIe. Crop that were treated with low Jeve!J of Rldomll broadcast ~arller and have not yet reached ~ay by can be treated with ., •a nother qu·a rt, son directed at lay )ly. GFoweri that have already •trllllsplanted crops and not used any Rldomlle preplan! have no ·labeled control options available. Iii our area angular !eat spot and nutrient de ficiency problems continue to be the most serious problem. Most homeowners realize the st ress PRESCRIPTION SHOP _ •12 HP Briggs & StraHan 1/( engine •12 vall a~ematar and baHery •Five In-line shift forward speeds, 1 reverst •39" Full-floating, tra<lor suspend~~~, twin blade mower dick •High flototion turf saver rear tires IIIIIGI 446-2770 1-100·366·3 ooo in year ago . With the co llapse of comm unism in Eastern Europe ha s come cri es for economic llPi p 9 A.M.-3 P.M. PRESCRIPTION SHOP 992-6669 253 North Second Ave. Middleport, OH. EAGLE SCOUT HOPEFUL - Todd Sm ith of Pomeroy wa.s hard at work on his Eagle Scout project on East Main Street last week. The Eagle Pomeroy Scout eyes Eagle rank Scout Is the highest honor tor a Boy Scout to achieve, a nd a beneficial community project like Todd's p!ant..rs Is one of th e requirements. r-----.;;;:::-::--:-:~:;;;;;;;;-;J of Pome roy wil l j oin the ra nks of \ \() 1111 I\ \It 1\ EY ~01.1"110\ Fl\( l\ I J', \\I\ 0\1· Eagle Scou ts. Sm ith was hard at work o n • F r iday twi th members of his fami ly provid ing some s upport ! insta lling pl a nte r s arou nd trees on East Mai n St reet. Si x pl.:wt rrs wi ll surround t rees a t t hr rnt ra ncrs to the muncl pal parking lot . Smith. 17. indicated that obtaining the material s turned out to be as much work as the labor requi red to build thi ' plant ers . In the end, howevt.'r . thosr matr · ria ls were dunatPd hy loc al lumbe r yards . Wi th his fathe r and oth f' r me mbe rs of his famil y offerin g $5000 minimum deposit Effec tiv e % Annual Yield eac h planter wilt ta ke him about fi ve hours to complet e Therr will a lso be a space for a fl owe r br d. and the Eag le ca ndid a te will ix' pla ntin g the fl ower s fort hasp a s a pa r t of the project. Smit h is a Mei gs Hi gh Schoo l grad ua te a nrl will al trnd Oh io Universi ty this fall. Warm, humid weather returns By United Press International Ohioa ns were gr ee ted by warm and humid wrathf'r to start thr workwP€k . Over night . s kies were mos tly c lear over th f' Buckeye State wllh lf'mPflraturf'S ra ngin g from Annual % R are BANKeONE. Eighteen Thousand People Who Care. BANK ONE. ATHENS. NA I A PART OF THE CARING TEAM Athens, Ohio Memb91 FDIC the lower 70s over northern Oh io to lowrr HOs over southern sec tions The wind s were light a nd mainly from the southwes t. A co ld fron t will bl'Come s tatio nary ov('r central ami so uthern Ohio Mo nda y nig ht a nd Tuesd ay. Th is will keep the main threa t of showers a nd thu nd er storm s ove r th a t portion of the stat e. Tuesday's highs will be In the mid 80s over th e north a nd lower 90s over the so uth . On the Mo nd ay mornin g weath e r ma p. a co ld fron t tra iled so uth from a tow near J ames Bay ac ross lower Mi c higan Into northe rn Illino is. High pressure was ce ntered over the Dakotas a nd extended from south cent ra l Ca nada to t he western Great La kes . The cold fron t will m ove s low ly so uth across northern Ohio and become nearl y sta ti onary Monda y night a long a line from central Pennsylvania to cent ra l Ohio a nd central Indiana as the high pressure moves to Lake Mic higan . PresidPnt Mikhail Go rbac hev . " I thin k we're a ll work ing for the same thing," he sa id. " for pea ce. for ha rm ony in thi s exc iting world ." he sa id . Bu sh's remarks wrapped up the party a t theAs troArena , next door to the fa mous As trodom e. that featu red a Wi ld West th emP FAMD..Y ASSISTANCE- Todd Smith got a little help lrom his family wh il e working on p!anlers for lhe village o! Pomeroy on Friday. The planter project. wh e n com piNed, will qualify Todd to he.,ome an Ea~le Scout. · ..-Local news briefs Wreck kills Mawm Co unty man A M aso n Coun ty ma n w:.1.c. kil lrd Su nd<l~' morning w hen l llf' tru c k hr was d ri\'ing left West Virg in ia S.R. R7 a nd s truc k a utilit y potr. according to !hi' Ma son Co unty S heriff' s Drpanme nt. LawrrnC(' DPan Strphrns . .J i , H t 2. Po int Plrasan t. wa s pro nouncf'd dea d at th r scrnr at Jam . according to a shl'rlff' s dis pat c her . Stephen s' 191\1 Dod ge pickup 1t·uc k was heading east when il left th r road abou t o ni' mi le cas t of S.H 2. hit a n emban km e nt . wrnt airbor ne for about oO fr e t before hitti ng the pole. Stephens, a n e mpl oyer of So uthi•rn Oh io Coa t Co mpan y. is s urvived by h ts wife. Liuie Hart Ste phe ns; a da ughter , La rho nda Ger lac h of Ohio. a ., o n. F.ddie Step he ns of New Have n. W .VJ . , a s tepda ugh ter. Tr rcsa M rfl;~de , and a stepson. Michae l Stm·r r . bo th of Poi nt Pl easa nt. Se r vin's wi ll br Wrdn esday a t I p.m . ar Crow Hu ssPl l Funeral Prarl Strrf'1. ThP o tlwr biddrr was Asphalt Co of Hi pi Py, W Va . who s ubm lll e d a hid of $47,4o4 for pavl ng. adjus tin g th P m anholE' cow'rs and for tllr lhP milling. Thr bids wPr"f' arrPpt Pd con tlngrnt nn the wn rk prnvidt>d m eeting Ill (' o thrr spPr if ica ti ons M ayor F ra nk Cleland wa s au th o· r izPd to procPf'fl wit h the projpct . day s Monday a rtrr nuon at LuvP II Ha ll on thP Ri cr University ca mpu s. Bus h fir s t m f'P ts priva tely with Wes t Ger ma n Cha nce llor He lmut Kohl - w ho ha s his own agend a a t stake as Eas t and Wes t German y rush to unify - a nd norn lc pi ct ure. Fr rnc h Preside nt Franco is Mitte n ·and . Koh l a rrived at th e las t minute beca u se of the World Cu p soccer final s Sunda y, as did as It alian Prim e Ministe r Gi ulio Andreo tti. · who rema ined i n Rom e to ser Wr•s t German y defea t Argentina 1-0. For the first ti me, Bu sh 1.... off ic ial head of the m eeting wt th thr leaders of Br ll a in. Ca na da , is av ailablr tor public view in g at the Racine De pa rtment Store an·d wi ll be availa ble un til July 16. The bud gr l "Il l be a dop!Pd .J I th at sess ion. Council a !so approvPtl a n•sol u li o n as king for l hP Boarrl of Elec ti on 10 p lace a thrPP mill renewa l lrvv on thP NovPmbP r bal lot. Thr re newa l is forcurrP nt r xpPn.'icS includ i ng po lier. st rPPt lig hts, and ot her gcnPra l fu nd rx p<>n srs T hi s year , o ld issues will be viewed in li g ht of the change In the world 's politi ca l a nd ecoF'or Bush. it is a lso a golden cha nce to press a n agenda in iti ated in earnest last week a t the NATO co nference In London . There. ma ny of the same leader s jo ined 1n h is dra matic bid t o bols ter Gorbac hev at hom e by dec lar ing the Wes te rn allia nce no longer views Eastern Europe and the Sov ie t Un ion as adversaries . Ea ch of !he heads of gove rn men! bri ngs opinions on whe ther Moscow merit s additiona l as sist an ce, li ke an Immedia te Infusion of food a nd direct aid needed to prop up th r Soviet econo my while Cn rbachev seeks to Im plement Co nti nued on page 10 AKHON. Ohio rUPI I - There is no statrwid c law prohibitin g pa ddling in sc hools but a Un iver s il )" of Akron poll says both !h e grnrral public and f'ducntor s arP day' s Akron Rf>aron .lou rn a\ sa id ;,f) prrrf' nt of t hr pub lic and 52 pr r crnt of tlw educa tors sur vryPd J rP aga i nst ro rpo ral pun is hmL'n t Hut w hi iP ') :~ pNt' Pnl of tht' women survl'yccl dis<.tpprovc of p.:JLi d I ing, 5~ prrren 1of 1hr malt's .survPyf'd l.l pprovP i t m on if's, th en thr amoun t o f paving on f'ach s tn•Pt ca n bf' le ngt hened . 11 wa s al so no ted t hat thP pav i ng projf'CI is thr l irst of !IA'O yrar s in thf' fil.·r ye ar Stat e, l ss ur specific a t to ns call for th e street wo rk to be rom ptrtrd wllhin 40 workmg da ys . II wa s annou nC'Cd that a pub l ic he.1ring on the p roposed 1991 burl get will be he ld a t 7 p.m .. lu l_v 16 In council chambers. A copy of th e propo sed bud ge t Coun ci l ag rr NI to purchase' a src t ion of cuI vert to be used In the cons tructi on of a w~-tlking p<ith to th e park The poli ce corn m itt PP reported th at thry havP rPrPivPd com · pla int s rega rding !he loit er ing a nd al so juveniles v io la tin g the c urf ew . Mayor Cle land in · struc trd t h(' poli ce to sta r t r nforci ng th e onlinancP and to takr appropr iat r act io n on thP lo itNi ng Public against paddling in schools according to survey fund money will be used to do work on thf' boat ramp and road. >87 fret of Front St reel. 940 fee t of Ma in Strert. 504 feet of Th ird STreet , 22o fce t of Pearl St reet. a nd some wor k on T hi rd St ree t . Mayor Cle lan d advised th a t lh ts th e footage Is th e minimum le ngth , but th a i by us ing village funds to s upp lemen t the ISS UI' 2 2 monirs fo r st rePl pav i ng. Bi d Syracus<' Vill agr r rs idcnts ar C' being as ked to res tr ic t wat('J" usa gp e ffective ly immcd iatr ly, acco rd i ng to J a nice Lawson , lea dershi p a gain s t th l' pract ice. Pol l res ult s publ ished in Mon in Leon. W Va. Syracuse restricts water usage nation s. jo ined by Eu rope an Commu ni ty Pr esiden t Jacques DPiors . opP n 18 hours of forma l and info rmal tal ks uv L'r thrre It was al so no!Pd that ~ t a t!' l ss ur 2 money and villa ge strPel ll omr in Po nt Pleasa n t . Bu ria l wi ll br in Mou nt Z ion Cem etery Frirn ds mav ra i l Tuesda .\" fr om ll to 9 p.m at the f unrral llom t' . Fr a nce. lla ly, .J a pan a nd Wes t Germany. who have gathered annually si nce 1975 to review the ir eeo nomic a nd political re la tio ns and forg e global Racine C6uncil accepts Shelly, PDf( bids for paving projects Bid s o n s tree t pa\"ing proj<'Cis 10 be pa id for with State Issue 2 monies have been accepted by Racine Villa ge Co unciL Cou nc il acce pted the bids of llw She lly Co mpa ny of Tho rn vi ll e and P DK Cons tr ucti on Co .. nl Pom e ro y. The Shel ly Co , had thP tow bid o f $31.282.50 for pa vi ng and ad justing th e manhole cov r rs The b id of $o. ll9~ from POK Co nstructlo n wa s for mi ll ing sectio ns of Third Strret and Upon comp le tion of a be ne fl · c la l service projec t . Todd Smith - savER as se mb led hometown at a pivotal point i n history, will tac kiP prob1 Pmsa nt1 opportunities unforPseen on ly a Saturday lbere rs ~ substarltu~J penalty for t~rly w •t hnr~w~l .>\nnual ~1eld C001lllted by c001pou ndm.ll dr11 l ~ Let Sears Authorized Installers Install It for you I~\­ lea der s, Bus h's hot a nd -humid adopl<'d STORE HOURS: Monday thru Friday 9 A.M.·B P.M . ITl imited Time Offer! Get the Sav~ f!"s Special at any BANK ONE office in Athens, Perry, Hocking and Meigs counties. . SEARS the Gra nd Oil' O pry. Ag ainst this bac kdrop. the IPad prs of t hp seven summ it measures of Soviet I 634 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Oh. 992·5500 nom ic Summit of Indus tr ial izi.'d Na tions Mo nday af1 Pr noon, prt' sid ing over thP fir st sueh rnPeli ng of the seven demuc r<.t cies in tht' from the fl edg ling democracies, and lhe sweeping change ha s prompted m ounting ca lls for assistance to solidify the re form O'DELL LUMBER CO. 61 Vine St. Gallipolis, Oh. 446-1276 th at i nc lucil'd a barbecue , rodpo and co untry mu sic SPr vcd up by The guida nce, Todd es ti iTHttC's that 464100 HOUSTO!\ tl! P it - Pres idPnl Bus h cu nvenes the 16th Eco- pos t-Co ld War Na Plenty of Convenient Parking on the Side Parking Lot 2 year Certificate of Deposit Model 500 Leaders assemble for post-ColdWar Summit JUST A REMINDER THAT WE ARE NOW IN OUR NEW BUILDING AND INVITE YOU TO STOP IN. WE INVITE YOU TO STOP IN TODAY AND OPEN YOUR OWN PERSONAL CHARGE ACCOUNT. 1 ~action. 10 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. New11Japer Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Monday, July 9, 1990 source. Stands ot trees offer shelter and protection to wildlife from the dangers of predators a nd a lso from severe weather . It the ma nagement plan has wildlife as one of It s' object ives. differ e nt act lvltl es ca n be planned to dir ectl y Influence wildlife habitat. Most species of wild life need diversity within their ra nge. This diversity Is essential to conduct the primary activities In their lives - eating. s leeping a nd playing. Therefore. several different types of habitat are needed within their range. It a meadow Is present along with woodland, cons ider leaving the meadow . I t wU I provide food and play area for the deer a nd rabbits will use It as a nes ting area. When a thinning or pruning operation has been co nducted In the woodland. t he s las h can be plied to provide shelter and den area for many grou nd mammals . Also, It room allows , wildlife plantings can be very beneficial. Planting sunflowers . corn a nd millet and letting It mature a nd ripen and rem a in sta nding pro vldes food for severa l spPcies of wild lite and even songbirds . Having a wet area or e ven a pond on the property even adds to the diversity and to the benefit of wildlife. This should be viewed as a bonus a nd not as an area that can not be used for t imber production. When the managem e nt plan for your woodland Is being prepared. consider your plans Low tonight in upper 60s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Tuesday, high In lower 90s . Chance of rain 40 percent. • Vol 40 , llto .296 Copyrig hted 1990 to lerance cool seaso n turfg rass can withstand and usua ll y a n Increase In b,lotic st ress factors Including Insects a nd di seases. Based on the weat her a round the state this past week and the outlook In the extended forecas t for the coming week, normal sum mer weather pall e rns havr Mrived. Some mowing tips Include: - Raise the height of cut. The minimum height tor su mmer l aw n mainte nance of finete xtur e d turtgrasses Is 2.5 Inches . F'or ta ll fescue - 3.0 Inch es . - Mow only with sharp mower blades to Improve quality of cut. - Mow only as needed. When the grass slows/ stops growing, 10-14 day Intervals are normal. - Mow only during the less stressful times of the day . Early morning and evening periods are recommended . Page 3 atlon between Individual co mpanies / Industries Is more crltlcalln Investment selection than It was In the 1980' s. The new decade's early months are proving reowarding to Investors whose strengt hs are based In long-term fundamen tal ·analysis. (Mr. Evans Is an Investment Broker for the Ohio Company In their Gallipolis otflce.) 1980's. The 1980's open ed with most stoc ks undervalued - low price-earnings multiples were widespread. The r ising tide, (the Dow Jones Indust ri al Average) did raise the value of a ll ships (most stocks) during those ten ye a rs. As the 1990's begin, stocks as a c lass of financial assets are reasonably valued . Consequently. different!- LAWN TRACTOR cu lture ot turtgrass during July a nd August Is more c hallenging tha n a ny other time of the year . This Is du e pr imarily to a decrease In the threshold level of Daily Number 756 Pick-4 6666 Super Lotto 6-19-27-28-35-41 Kicker 609368 Continued from D-1 Livestock fitting and showing \Jlf~~lFJ demonstration slated Tuesday 12 HP 39 INCH $1188 By Edward M. Vollborn County Extension Agent Agriculture & CNRIJ Ohio I ,oth·ry• Edberg cops second title at Wimbledon Put a little wildlife in your woodland ThP po ll had a m arg in of f'f ror uf plus nr m1nu s .1.:) pr r cf'nt. I n Ohio. thr• issur of banni ng pad d lin g is left lo loca l sc hool board s Paddlin g is p r oh ibilcd in Cleveland . Col um bus. Cincin natI and Da vton Bu t it is allowed In Akron. "c an ton. Youngs town and To ll' do TwPnty· two pprcPnl of th e Ohio sc hoo l di str icts ha ve banned paddlin g TIH'rl' arr two bi ll s pe nd ing bdon' lh P Ge nf' r al Assemb ly tha i wou ld limit when corpora l punishmPnt co uld be used . Spn Hicha rd Sc hafrat h. RWoos trr. Is propos ing a bill !hat would ba n padd lin g In public s<" hools rx cep t dis t r\C't s where a spt'cial tas k force on d isc ipl i ne was ap poi nted to s pec ificall y adopt a padd ling po li ry ' 'I'm optimistic ," Schafralh said. "( but) It' s a politiralarpna It 's a po lit ica l ballgame . We srrml'd to ga !n this yPar . But Wl'' II S('(' " Hl•p . .J ud y Sheerer . D-Shakrr Hl'igh t.s , has proposed a bil l making- It a mlsdrmPanor for public and priva te sc hool e m ployl't's to ca use physical ha rm to a pupil through corporal punishmt.' nl . ShPerc r's bil l wou ld al so a ll ow parrnt s to c hoosP whet her thier c h ild should bp paddled . " It 's lime we a bo lis h co rpo ra l punishm e nt a nd that we relega te paddlin g to the Sm ithso nian Ins tituti on. " said Robert F'a · tha m. cha irma n of th e Na tio na l Coa lit ion t o Abo lis h Corpora l Punishm e nt In Sc hools " ll'.s a ba rbaric p ractice th at be longs tn th e past ." vill age offic ial. She sa id that th e excess ive a moun t of water bei ng used in the villa ge a t thi s time does no t a llow th e welts enough time to pump a dequat e wa ter to fill the ta n k. Ri\ILRO ,\D ING HEVDEY - This plct ur• wa.s taken at the Hohson Yards In the late 1940s to mark thP retirement of three members ol the yard crew , Edl&r Thomas of Nye Avenue, Porn eoy , was among the ,roup or local railroaders which posed for this photograph during lhe heydey ol rallroa.dlng In Meigs County . Therefore the water board is asking th at wa te r cons um ers s top wat e ring law ns a nd gar dens an d was hing ca rs a t thi s time Belpre youth hurt in crash One pPrson was injured i n S.H. 7 1n Meigs Cou nty . i:.l two-car acc ident Saturday on She ila Mahood. 16. was a pa sse nger In a car driven by William G Ma hood, 18, 202 O'Neil S t. , Be lpre. when a car driven by .J e nnifer L. Les lie of Syracuse . struc k Ma hood's car. T he two ca r s were northbound on S. H . 7 when Leslie tried to pass Ma hood as he'was a tt emp ting to mak e a left tu rn. Ma hood was treated a nd released fr om Veterns Me mo rial Hos pital In Pomeroy. Special olympics results given Fou r Meigs Count y Specia l Olympics a thletes parti cipat ed In the Oh io Spec ial Olympics s tate trac k a nd field gam es held Co ntinued on page 10 \>\ ,, •• '· � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 8, 1990 cole fick jordan preston reed rose warner