https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c1940168102f781fa6e950914488a47d.pdf 4ec09efbe250b761c2ab6bc8fe357b1d PDF Text Text ~ < .. . . Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Television Viewing OH, MIL~W, FfEPAJz£ TO COA • CAT~, A..fk>f! 514E 15 5UCil A PRETI'r' LITTLE GIRL __ DO '(OU T~INK SllE'LL PULL TilE LINUS, W~AT AM l 601N6 TO D0 7 BALL AWAV?TELL ME I CAN TRUST l-IER,UNL15 .. FRI., AUG. 3 EVENING '::~:t:~' S©\\~lA-~t.trS® Rearrange leners of 0 four scrambled worda • the be· GYREES I I I I' I I 12 I) I I I I C L UGH a= I I I I I' LETREN fi I I I I 15 17 "' "I don't want a reward." lhe cabby said, as he handed back my wallet. "Just tell me how much was in it so I know how much if cosl me to be 16 IIIIIIJ 1 -~ BRIDGE ® Muolc Row VIdeo IHJ Monoyllne a:D Scarecrow & Mra. King 1;1 • •' n I has a choice Omar Sharif's analy siS 8 a Teus Murder, She Wrote Connection IHJ PrimoNowo ® MOVIE: Tho McMutero lPG} (1 :30) 1:05 Cil Goodwill Gomoo r:;J 1:30 l!l Major League Beoebell II) Cll ct Family MoHero might just start •ntegrity . (Al 0 (!) Wolf Strite~ Wook With Ill Wall Street Week With Loulo Rukeyoer 1;1 ®I 0 Ill Candid Comoro Allen Funt takes a funny look at America 's health and fitness craze . . [;J On Stage 9:00 (]) II 1121 Yellow Rote Strongheart is shot during an anempted escape . lA) II) Perfect Slnlngen a ())a Larry ·s story causes a kids' TV show host to lose his job (A) Stereo. 1;1 (!) Tho Story Of EngHoh (PI WHAT5YOUR FA'.ORITE " T HE A::JTATO BU6< BU:SSI t-15 OR WRSE ~ '' WITH PROFES~ FI<I'TLEY. TV PROEiJ<AM '! I NEVER KNOW WHEN HES PUTTI~MEON. 5 Of 91 Exam•ne the roots ot Black English, Creole and Harlem jiY&. Stereo. CIJ Evening At Pope ~ 0 Ill Newho~ r:;J [II Hitchcock Pretonto Naohvlllo Now (L) 1HJ Lorry King Llvol a a High Ute A 9:30 liJ Cll high-powered Manhatten ... v' ...._ , "'-' I •v-1- '• model's life is radically changed with the arrival of three wild young nephews . ~ 0 ID WI"" You Were . H.,.. BARNEY MY SISTER BESS IE SENT LUKEY SOME FANCY [II Ray Bradb<lry Theatre 13] To Be Announced 10:00 Ill II 1121 Midnight Caller Killian tries to help an ex -con adjust to life outside of prison. (A) Stereo. r:;J II) (I) 20/20 Weekly News Magazine Stereo . 1;1 (!) Newawatch III Amorlcon Potchworlc Exploring the creatiYity of th e very old. ~ 1121111 Room For Romance A wK:Jow shock , her son by having an aNair w1th a piano repairman. I!! The Hhchhlkor IHJ Evonlng Newo ® TOO Club With Pol Roborllon t0:30 l1l Greot Performoncoe The misadventures of a former lilm goddess. 0 l!llll Now Twilight z.,. [II Werewolf Eric Is accused of murdering a hobo, and must defend hlmsell. Crook • Ch.loe D Major League Belobell a DUOS HE WON'T NEVER WEAR" mstanl ly re... eals wn1ch s•gns are roman t•cally perfec t for you Mail $2 to Matchmaker. etc th1s newspaper . P.O. 80K 91428. Cleveland , OH 4410 1· 3428 . too impatien t or Impulsive today, it m1ght impel you to do something rash wh ere you create problems for yourself that could easily be avoided VIRGO I Aug. 23-Sopt. 221 Usually PISCES !Fob. 20-Merch 201 There is a BERNICE you 're not the type or person who likes b•g difference between trusting others BEDE OSOL to showboat. but today there 's a possl- or merely being too gullible lor your own bility you m1ght a1tempt to upstage your good _Today it might not be too hard tor 1 co mpanions in order to redirect the at- some sharpie to sell you a ptece or the ten lion to yourself. Brooklyn Bridge. LIBRA (Sopt. 23-0ct. 23jll you do nol , ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll1il 11could be a quickly capitalize on favorable develop- grievous error today to depend too ments today, they cou ld deteriorate heavily on chance or luck to carry you rather rapidly. Don't let your opporluni- through important involvements. These t1es go by the boards. •are not allies upon whom you can rely · SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov, 221 Even TAURUS (April :lf.Miy 201 Don't get though il might be hard for you to own ~caught in a one-upsmanshlp game toup to your mistakes today, It's best to jday where boas11ng Is concerned. Your Auguot 4, t990 do so instead of making excuses. Ratio- 1 ,adversary mighl be abte to get away · nalizing impairs your image. I with some gross exaggerations, but you There IS a possibility you might have SAGinARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21) II you .won'l . more opportunities in the year ahead borrow something today thallhe lender GEMINI (Miy 21-June 201 II you're Inthan you have had for Quite some time . Yalues trealll wUh extra care. You might diUerent or careless in the management • It would be a shame II you don't capital- be inclined at this lime to be caretess or your commercial affairs today, your 1ze on each and every one. with the possesslona of others. miscalculations could be rather Sflrious. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Be sure to rook CAPRICORN (0..:, 22-Jon, 111 Being Move cautiously lo avoid mistakes. gift horses in the mouth today, because too indecisive Is bad enough II H only al- .CANCER (June 21-July 22) Steer clear what might initially appear to be a good feels you, bul II you lack the ability to · iol people you know lrom personal ••opportunity could, in actuality, be any ~ .,make a decision and sUck to It today, perlence are inclined to take you tor thing but . Don 't be taken ln. Know 11'11 aHocls others and compound lhe granted. Th- Individuals will be even 1more d!Hicult to please today. where to look tor romance and you'll problem . lind it. The Astro-G raph Malehmak..- · AQUARIUS (J.,, 20-Fob, 11) If you are \ ~'-Your ~'Birthday !DZorro (DN- South Wrst Nortb r• l'ass I+ rt 39 Pass All pass I NT 3 NT l£as1 Pass Pass Pass OpenmJ<: lea d: + 6 take all th e hea rt tncks or lmd the kmg of spades popping up when he l eads a spade to dummy at the finish Dedarer Will even make three notrump if he mistakenly plays the queen of dubs at trick two. since the suit blocks 1n the West hand and the defenders can take only four tricks. From OVP and UPI report s GAL LIPOLIS - The recen l I raqi invasion of K uwait is already having a far -reaching effe ct on lh e Ohio Valley as loca l gas stat ions are preparing to pa ss on lhe pinc h of higher oi l pr ices to their customers. Prices at thr pumps in Pomeroy, Middlepo rt and Gal lipoli s are a lready stee p and it is being predicted t hai the price per gallon m ay Increase as m uch 10 cent s over the weekend . Accord ing lo Dale Ellis. of E llis and So ns Sohio Se r vice. Middleport, recent price i ncreases have "eaten up" all of his profits . El li s staled that pric<•sal h is st ation have risen an averagr of seven cen ts over the last few days. Sel f -serve prices at h ts station were $1.39 fo r supremeunleaded, $1.24 for unleaded plus, and $1.13 for regu lar unl eaded Saturday . Th e gas prices al Ell iolls Union 76 in Gal li polis m ay be a high - ra ng in g from $1 2' per ga llon fo r regu lar unleaded to $1.34 per gallon for premium unleadPd- but thr s1at ion offers fu ll ser v i ce . "I've heard (ga s prices are~ go in g logo up," sa id Dave B u sh of Ellio tt's. " bul I rea lly don't know if an increasp wi ll hurt us. " A spok e-swom an at Sanders Gulf Service in Ga l lipoli s statl'd thai t h e stat io n 's pricPs WE'rP ranging from $1.26 per ga llon for regu la r unleaded lo $1 32 ;x•r gal lon for pre-mium un leaded and I hat I hose prices we r e sc heduled 10 increase Sa turday even ing . Ga lli a and Me igs Count y Su perAmer iea s ta tions had thP cheapest gas prices- fr om $1 .08 lo $1.17 per ga llon - bu l dec lined to comme-n t on rl'cenl gaso lin P pri ce fluctuallons. Around th e nalion. gasoline prie rs we r e up as mueh as 14 cents a gallon, and sel f-serve un leaded gas Fri day was averag · tng $1. 11 5 a ga llon - a ri s<• or 4 cents ln two days, accord i ng to a spo t check of 1.400 gas station s condu cte-d by tht:AmericanAuto mobile Association. Rrtal l price- incr easf's ra nged fro m four C'(' nts to 14 cen t s a gal lon and furth er hikes were expected lh ts weekend. AAA Livestock sales net $192,000 GALLIPOLIS - The sa les at Fr iday's lives toc k a nd tobacco sates a t the Gallla Coun ty Junior Fa i r tota led $192,127.26. -acco rd lng to l he Ga llla County Ex tensi on Ser vice. · All told, the 461 a n imal s were sol d for an ave rage of $1.10 per pound. The stee r sa le was lh e biggest moneymaker, rak in g In $101,341.01 f rom the sale of 82 animals, which were sol d al an avera ge of $1.09 per pound A lola! of $70,178.50 wa s made at lhe hog sale. as 281 animals were sold at an average of $.98 per pound . The sheep sa le net led $16,207.75 fr om 98 lambs , whi ch A Multimedia Inc. Newspep ,, offi cia ls, ex presse~ 1121• '21 Jump SlrHt' CBS ZDIA GAS SAN pumped . T he head ol lhr I lli no is Cas Dea lers Association, Robert .J ar· obson, said It should l ak e at least 10 day s fo r a ny w ho lesa le prirr i ncreasr to bP fe l t at the pump Major U.S. oil compa nies have "a id ed a nd abetted" OPEC '" ra i sing th f' prire of a barrel of oil i n thei r ow n "self·lnt erPs t,'. hC' sa id . Don HE'rri ng. a spokf'sm<Jn lor Pit tsburgh bast'd Mara thon Oil Co . wh ich ra ise d i ts wholesale prices 8 ce nt s a ga llon Frida .v , said m arke t co ndili ons diclatr thr compan y's prices . ·· Prices go up and p rirPs go down and i t isn't alw<Jy s rl'la!Pd to t hl' cost of ma lt'ria i you bought last month." hr sa id _ Motor club AAA urged the public 10 " not succumb to pan ic buying i n a n Pffort to avoid Pf' I'Cf:'ived fu tu rf' price h i k es ." In Florida, some gas sta tions were raising prices even though their supp liers had nol yel begun charg ing them more, a spokes · man for AAA c harged . "They 're co llecllng a n in crrasP that the-y h<Jven't yet suffered ... I'm sure some people mig hi call II g-ougrng." said William Dodd Bu l in Pontiac. IlL , two rad io stat ions celebrated I heir 25th anniversary by sel ling gas for 65 cent s a gal lon - 196., pri ces - I n an even t planned a month ago. · ff we had had time, we could havf' had Arab outfit s mad(' up, " sai d WPOK -WJEZ General Manager Kevin A nf le ld. a nd .T ommy Joe Str!wart. LEE ,JOHNSON sold at $1.78 per pound. The 10 project s in the tobacco Rlngmen were Skip M eadows, Gar ry Fellure, E ugene Elllolt, To m bo Woodward , Waynr .l tviden and Kent Shawve r. Tal ly k eepers were Char les Shavt.• r a n cl Tom Pope. Mapping Meigs County, engineer adds Rocksprings to new edition By BRIAN J _ REED Times-Sentinel Stall POMEROY - Another pari of Meigs Count y is now on th e map , at leas t on I he official slate map According to Meigs County Eng ineer Philip M Rober ts. d ue to lhe e fforls of two Meigs Cou ntla ns, the comm unit y of Rock springs has bee n ad drd to the latest edition of the hlghw av department map. E ng inl'€ r Robe rts cr edi ted thr hard work of lhe lat e Fr rd Goeg le in and Harold [Jfackston wll h getting Rock spn ngs on l hr new map . It was not. howpvcr, an easy t ask. A cco rding to RohPrts. onr of the major requir eme nt s or ge l t lng an addit ion 1o I he map approved hy the st al e hlghwav department is that thP cummun · lty be shown o n the co unty's own hig hway map. As I hose wllh the latest cou n ty map will know, thr rommu n It y of Rocksp ri ngs b incl ud ed on th ai map . The Oh lo Depart m ent ofTrans · portation. hoWPV('r. wa ."e-quipPf'd wi th a n older l'd ition of the Meigs Cuunly hl ghwa~ map, an edition wit hout the commun i t y of Rocks pr i ngs l isted on II. F'u r that reason . lhr drpartmrnt initia ll y rf' f usf'd the requps f o f Goegleln and Bla ckston . Rockspri ngs, for the lim P being, wa s not to bf' in cludPd on t h f> nrw map Af tPr much commu n icat ion bel ween Goegl ein, Blacks ton a nd t he state highw ay drpar tme nt . in clud ing thr gift of a n rw Me igs Co unty highway m ap, ODOT. al long last, p laced the communit y on the map . In addition to a dding t ht• community of Rockspring s 10 lhr m ap, a sym bo l for the cou n ty fairgrounds, also located a l Rocksprings. map io:; shuwn on l hp nPw Oth er sma ll communi t ies shown nn lh P o;taiP map inc ludr Spi lln aml Rul~mdu .:; 1 both locatf'd nf'ar Portland i , :-1 umnrr 1nrar Chf's iPr ·l and Flora w n S!<t lt' Ro utP iiH l np;n Darwi n ) T he official Ohiu Highway Map. wht ch also includes perti ncnl tr ave l inform a tio n and Ohio trl,·ia, is printed by ODOT r ver y two years and is d istr ibu lrd b~ · lhf' dPpartmrnf frf'(' of chargr . The maps mav be picked up at loeal highway garages 1thr \tlr lg.-; Coun ty o ffir r is loca i Pd npar on St at e Route 7 near Ches l er!, ODOTs regional offl cP In Marietta and at rPs t arpas and 1r <J vl'l informal ion ce nt er s. Accord in g to ODOT. th e near est t ravel inrormation rrnter Is located ou tsi de of Marietta on Interstate 77. PULLING HIS BEST - A sanctioned I ruck and tractor putt highlighted Friday nlghl allhe Galli a Co unty Junior Fatr. Here, a co mpelllor altern pl.• lo make alutt putt, bul came several up feel short. (Times-Sentinel pholo by Lee Ann Welch) Alban chair dedicated at RG R IO GRANDE - Amidst a celebra t ion of I he language and mu sic or Wal rs. an acadPmic c ha i r at the Universit y of Rio Gra nd e was dedicated lo "a Welsh l lfr thai m ade a difference.,. The Ina Catheri ne Alb an Chair in Grad ua te Ed uca tio n, made possible hy a tru st created b.v ti1P late educator, was dedicated by Dr. Paul C. Hayes. presid ent of Rio Grande- _ The dt?dication was made during thr Gymanfa Ganu , the traditional We lsh concert . In the Fl nr and PPrforming A r ts Ce nter Friday Remarks and special musH· provided by D. M errill Dav is ol Jack son , a longt lmC' fri end and neighbor of Alba n 's, rounded ou r the ceremony. The Gyman fa Ga nu wa!'i co·sponsored by th t~ Card igan Cl ub of Southeastern O hio, I he Gallipolis Blcenlr onlal Comm lsston and I he Office of Con tinu i ng EducCJiion a t R io G rande . Alban . who died i n J une 1989. was a 192H grarlualr of R io Gran de who worked as a teacher a nd adminis trator lo her birth p lace, Oak HIll. and In Co lumbu s. For many yea rs, shr was a member oft he Ri o G randf' Board of T rus tees and was latt'f named a l rustrc Pmeri tu s nf the in st ituti on. Duri ng her stu dPnt day s at R io (; r andr. H ayes notPd. shr furmf'd a f riendship w i l h Dean William Al le n Lrwi s. president of lhr uni vers il y from 19~1 unlll 19411 and one of its foremost rd uc arur s ·'It was hen' that wa s born a cn nr r•pl for In a Alban, to hrlp oth Prs garnf'f a n education and ha\'t' a n understanding of the world around them," H ayrs said. · ' For nvr r 60 ye<:~rs, s hf' hi.'ld :1 kt'rn in ter es t in thP univers it .v ... hP con tinued. "Her wisdom <~nd k ind ness to lhP un ivrrs it y have IPd tu 1he crf'a I ion of this c hair in graduate ed ucat ion. th r namP of w hi ch will Px i st as long as lh f' un ivers ity t•)dsts "Through thIs Gymanfa Ganu. we com mrnd a WPish lift· lh<Jt m ade- a differP ncr, " Havr s added . In add i tion to t he c hair, Ha .ve~ sa id . a bronzp relid plaqu• · co ntaining Alban 's l ik£%:'Ss and a legend no ling the crea tiOn of lht · cha i r wi l l be hung in Annivpr..,ar~: Hall, the home of Rio Granrlr' s College of Education, Fine i\rt.s a nd P hysical Education The academic chai r wil l ai\1\V, th r unlvt:rs lt y to Pmplo.v ;1n outs tandi ng sc holar whn w ill 11111 on ly teach. but spe nd time in th•· (See ALBAN, page M I Former resident gets Bronze Star GASSAN GDQZAVXNJ MPDNSANJ ;- JXPNQA XG.IQPNA Yeaterdav'• Crypt0f11101•• I NEVER EXPECTED TO SEE THE DAY WHEN GIRLS WOULD GET SUNBURNED IN rnE PLACES THEY DO NOW. WIUROGERS CIIIIIIO by King " - By...... h: wou ld rise a I ola f of 15ce nts l o20 cen ts a gallon over the nE>xt frw weeks. T he United Stalt's ge1s less lhan 5 percent of lis crude oil from Iraq a nd Kuwait - and c u rre n lly h as a thrcp- tu-four month oil resP r vf'- but spo t oil prices have skyrocketed as world markrt s fea r a crisis in lhe Middle East mav threaten su pplies Gas sta tio ns ty pically pas s on thE' entire amo un t of whokst:~lr ga s price inc r easf.' s to con sumrr s. Higher prices sparked n umr r · o us o u ttries from indus t ry and co nsumer groups who claim oil com paniPs should not c ha r gp h 1ghrr prices lor gasol ine- tha t is in tanks , rpad:-,; t o br <:~ l rt•ad ,v his apprecia - CRWWQliOTE GPS Ci t izen Ac tio n. a Washington consumf'r group, sa id gas prices lion to all lndlvuals and firm s who supported thi s year's even t. Auctioneers were Lee John son 8-3 ZDIA s rlid sa le so ld for a total of $4,400 T he t otal sale brought In $8,434.80 more than las! year's proceeds of $18.1,692.46 . Ed Vollbo rn . Gallia Co unt y Ex tension Age nt , agricultun•, was more t han pleased wit h the 1990 sa les . and on be half of fai r for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single lellers, apostrophes, the lenglh and formation of the word.tt are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. ZDVIAJ, !Dionleown 1 6 Section 1. 96 Pag• Middleport- Pomeroy- Gallipolis- Point Pleasant, August 5, 1990 One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used WAD 12:00 Ill Twlllghl Zone Vol. 26 No. 27 Copyrightad 1990 AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW WDNNTAU Lola Night Child abuse vletlm'o ahopllhing hall stems lrom hla childhood. {All;! • On lltage 8 8porll Tonight Vulnerable : North-South Dealer North 39 Before (lat.) info the 40 Midianite Moselle king 5 Corn 41 Ruminant porridge DOWN 91n good 1 One kind health ol bar 10 Alaskan 2 Lessen peninsula 3 Ethan Yesterday's Answer 12 Choral or Fred relrain 4 Car1oonist, 15 Donkey 26 Bogar1 13 Volcanic Gardner sound role hole 5 Slav 18 Religious 29 Ineffectual 14 Munched 6 Milklish image 30 Type 15 - and Ray 7 Corrlda 21 Born . of cake 16 Wing (II .} star bast 31 Parking 17 "Raging 8 Monsignor, 22 Boxer's Jol sign Burr e.g. handler 33 Russian star 10 Dar1 oH 23 Ecstasy river 19 Weir 11 Albee 24 Join 38 Tease 20 Alley oHering 25 Plait 37 Bankroll prowler 21 Composer Nino 22 Weigh! syslern 24 Pinfo's morn 25 Breakfast load 26 D.C. group 27 Talk (sf .} 28 Smallish 32 Islet 33 Cole of song 34 Negative 35 Callous 37 Word before hog 38 Elicit DAILY CR'VPI'OQUOTES- Hen!'l bow to work II: 111 (l) ChHftl;l 11) Allwl From OH Center Thla program brings logother Indigenous music from around the world. 1;1 ()) • Nfthllllltll;l ®J Night Court 8; 3 AJ 83 Q; 2 Q 10 3 1 River t1:30(l)ll 1121 Tonight Sliow Stereo. • 9 • • ACROSS a~• 1111 Newo crD II Aroenlo Holl't Weellond Jom [II Mloml Vice ®TouoConnocllon 8 Moneyllne t 96I 3 +KJ7 \2 by THOMAS JOSEPH a t1 :00(l)8 lil Cll8 Ill tJ CROSSWORD Running tor class president, Eddie learns a lesson in Louil Rukeraer David W. Tice deciphers the numbers found in corporate reports. by taking thef 1r st f1ve lncks Sllll the Q-10-3 figures to stop the su1t, and it is sensible to pla y not rump ra ther than hazard a IO ·tr ick heart contr ac t w1th only a ~ - 3 twart fit No-trump play s well Decl arer should make the percentage pl ay of putling in the club 10 on th e seco nd round . Then. after wmnmg th e club queen. declarer runs th e diamond suit West soon has troubl e discarding. with the result that declarer will e1ther .76 9QIO EAST SOUTH support Sout h cert ainly has enough to b1d game in no-trump af ter North 's Jump to three hea rts. but South should also recognize that a small singleton cl ub · '" the North hand will expose declarer to the possibility that West ma y lead away from a club sut t headed by A-J or K-J, in which case the defenders l!l Sox Pregame Show (l)ll) Full Houoo Acttng WEST +K J9 2 • 96 ; 2 +u H 6 that hundreds of North players around the world jumped to three hearts al this p01nt. That shows 16 or 17 tu ghcard points w1th three-rard hed rl II) Review Stereo. C ·~ 1121 ID Primo flmo Poll MORK !\1EEKLE AND WINTRHOP +• reeommends two hearts. but I am sure magician causes trouble with Maverick when he searches lor treasure. 8 liO 'I K 7 4 t A K 10 8 7 South then bids one no-trump. Nort h 7:05 Cll JoHareono 7:30 (])II Fomlly Feud (1) Bewitched II) Entertolnmenl Tonight Cllll) Mama'o Family ®I 0 ID OJ Joopordyl 1;1 l!ll 1D Major League Baooboll Mojor League Besebell Cro..tire 7:35 Cll Sonlonl And Son 8:00 (]) II 1121 Bret Maverick A on behalf of their old frat lands Danny and Joey in Jail. (A) Stereo. (!) (f) Woohlnglon Week In ALLEY OOP High In lower 80s. Chance of rain 70 percent. Gas prices rising with Middle East tensions +AQIOI North are easy, but wh en respond er a= a Succfff -> NORTH This dea l. taken from the 1990 Ep son compelit1on held on Ju ne 8. em phasizes bidding. 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Page B-6 I 0 u~~~t;-:s~N~~~~ tmm NeWIHOUr FRANK AND ERNEST Inside Stan Evans Page B-1 D-1 .ft PRINI NUMBERfO lETTE R\ tN t;:J THESE SQUARES 1 '" Gallia livestock results... EN B 0 L 7:00 (]) D PM ~~'~ zlno (1) Andy G (I) lnoldo Edition l1l (!) MocNoll Lehrer ·- .. .... • Donald Wright takes fair photos 33rd year in row low to form four simple words Newhart 0 (I) (I) 1J ABC Ntwo 1;1 m Body Electric C!l 3·2·1 Contact 1;1 ®I 0 (D CBS Newo 1;1 l!ll 1D Three'o Company ®Top Card @ SportoLook ® Rln Tin Tin K-9 Cop 6:35 Cll Andy GriHith . 50 cents ldl11d by CLAY I. POUAN 8:00 (]) D Cil Cll ct ®I 1121 ., II)) Nowa (1) I Dream Of Jeannie l1l NtWIOn'o Apple See how a strobe light freezes a moment tn time. Q C!l Roadlng Fllllnbow 1;1 l!ll ID Andy Griffith I!! He-Men Other Side Of VIctory IHJ World Today Qll Zorro 6:05 Cll Beverly Hlllbllllto 6:30 (]) II 1121 NBC NlghHy Nowo 'f'OU CAN TRUST HER. ~""'"'~ BROWN! YOU'RE IN LOVE, YOU?60FORIT! KICK THAT !=OOTBALL, CllARLIE 6ROWt-l! Sunday WOlD UMI Meiiibef. ol the audience piped up and sang along with Just Another Band, a Columbus group which appeared -at the Gaida County Junior Fair Friday night. Here, band have a tilde on before trekking out Into the crowd, serenading the ladleo and singing with the guys, 1Times-Sentinel photo by Lee Ann Welch) By LEE 1\NN WELCH Times-Sentinel Stall GALLIPOLIS - ll 's been 46 years slncr Fra nk L Snedaker saw baiiJe, bul he has finally received a bronze star for meritoriou s servi ce to the United Sta l es al Oma ha Beach, Normandv, F r ance. Snedaker, 69, now livi ng In Jensen, Fla., would never talk a bout his time In World War II, according lo his son Jeff. a Gallipoli s resi den t. But Snedaker f inal l y a pp l i ed for l he d ecoration. Frank Snedaker was noml· nal ed for the cita tio n by Samuel L. H amlllon, medical corps capl ai n, on now wha t Is a talle r ed recomme nd ation sheet. In II. Snedaker was recognized for his work as a surgi cal technic ian with thP 499lh Medical Collecting ., la nd ing on Omaha Beach on J une 7. 1944. He prov iced medical aid to !hose wo unded for 42 hours. a nd faced "grave personal danger'' The ci tatio n reads: "Des plle enem y shell and sniper fire, Technician T hird Grade SnE>daker carrl<'d atone lhe dull es of surg ical technic ia n In adm inis ter ing medical aid to the wounded until the arrival of the rema i nder of the medical dela tchme nl. He co nt inued his dangerous tas k for nearly 42hou rs wllhout r es t during a lime when casua lti es were ex tremely heavy and t her eby a ided In l he savi ng of many lives." Fra nk Sneda ker f orm er ly lived In Ga llipolis, and was lhe founder of the Shake Shoppe In 195(} at lh c slle of H&R Block at !he co rner of Second Avenue and Compan y. Syca more . Bes ides Jeff Sneda ker. hr ha > anot her son , Si eve. FRANK L. SNEDAKER l • �August 5, 1990 Commentary and perspective iunb~ 'limes- Jentin.el A Division of BERLII' - til Court St., Pomeroy , Ohio (6141 992-2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher The onslaught or II caught the m more unprepared than the first bigevrnt, the fall of the Wall Thpn• 1sn 't a hotr l 1oom to he had in East Ber lin for thr rest of thr year. and acco modat10ns in Wes t Berlin e aren 't much more abundant Be rlin shares the touris t cr is is w 1th all of Easte rn HOBART WILSON JR . Executive Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher-C ontroller A MEMBER orThe t:nlte-<1 PrPSs lnt t:>rnat!onal. Inland Da ll v Press Associ a · lion and lh f'Amt>r1C1ln NPw<ipa ppr Pub lls h Pr~ A~~oclatlon. LETTERS OF OPJN IO/\' arp wplrom{' Tht"Y should IJ<' If'!'~ than lOO words lonJit All if'ITNs arp subjf'("' 1o l>dltlnl': and m us! bf' st~M w\1 h namr. address and telep hon e number Nu u n si~.:- nro IE'Itl'rs wUJ b4' publ lshro Lrttf"r> ~ h o u ld bP In good taste, addrt'Ssin~ lssuPs. no t personalttlrs ~· Backstairs at the White House By HELE!\ THOMAS l'PI Whill' House Reporter WASIIIN\.TOT>i - II gro up of Hollywood sta r s and ot hl'r ce lebrille> wrre sorely d isa ppo in ted whPn nC>it h('r Pn•sident nor M r s. Bush .. showed up for th e charities awards rvP nl s tha t thr f irst ladY spo nso red as honorary c hai rwo m an . And somf' of them threatened to walk ou t w hrn Ll . Col. Olh'l't No rt h, v.ho was l'onvi cted in a n Iran· Con tra sca ndal t ricll. showPd up August 5, 1990 Supreme Court lets the bad times roll tourist s was the seco nd bigrvcnt for Berliners over the pas t year . · 82:1 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio (6H) «&2342 Page-A-2 E urope. Onr Czec hoslov ak tourism offi cia l recently l am ented, ·'I need 10,()()() more bt>ds in Parg ur today . Tomorrow is too Ia !c." BPlatPd ly, hotPI t' hain s suc h as Marr tott a rr scra mbling for building sites 1 n both Eas I an~ WeSI Ber lin. T he favored spot. acco rding to our sources. is nPar Pot sdam ('! Pldza, oncp the heart of thr pre. Wall Ber lio The hotel bu tl d ings a rt.• banking on th f' fact that thr influ x of tourist s i s not J tcmpura r v f luke but lhr lt rs l of mJm· w0:1vrs to comr. ThP cha ins arP bumptng in to ;1 m<:~Jor prob lf.' m i n Ea st Berlin T h('r£' ts sc arrr !.v <.1 pPicP of lanci i n down town f3(•rl tn wit h c lrar ownf' r sh ip. Fort~ · yPa r ..;, a go \.rhrn thP Corman Democratic RPpub I ir w;~s formPd. proprrt\ wa ... owned by the slate. Then, when the Marxist gover nment began fal li ng l ate last year, som e of the governm en t officials though! they co uld capillizc on the situation and bt>gan bu ying prop erty from the government at fire · scale prices It is unlikely th at any of those midni ght sal es will hold up und er scr utin y, so hotel buil<lers st il l don' t know who owns the land the pre-war priva te owners. th e governm ent or the pos t·Cold War ca r petbaggers ln t he m ea nti m e. East and \\'es t ha,·e to ma ke do with thP hotels the)' have. Berlin 's two top tourslm ollicials, Heinz Bu sc h from th e Eas t and Ha ns· Jurgen Bt nf'k fr om lhP West. a re work · tng together to so lve l hr problem Th ey told us th ai the immediaiP cha llenge is to find more beds. More tha n 5,()()() Beruners have L'\'Pn opened their homrs to to uris ts fur a prier- But that won ' t be enough. Eas t Berli n a\waged o mill ton \"tsitors a .v rar un ti l thi s vr·ar. whrn th(' number t rip led. Th at tnclu df'S t hOSE' who walkPd across t hr bo rd {'r fo r a day and didn"t nrrd a ho tP l. West Bforltnf' Jack Anderson and Dale VanAtta onlv coun ts those who sp<>nd the night It was 1.7.1 mi llion last year. but will be ~· ,· II bl·.vo nd thai this year. The number s don't incl ude the V!Si tin g fnPnd s and family who s ta.v wi th American militar.v pr r so nnL'I Fou r tourism . rhf•W all t'ouldn'l have fa lle n at a be!tcr ti m f' IJerlin had no gtmmi rk planned lor 1989 or 1990,10 allrart vi si tors " We w r r e running out of idL' as on how to prnmoll' RPrli n as <J tourtst drstinallon." onf' officia l ro nl tded. I n 1983 . Wes t Bc·rlin promott •d a " 'GC'rman Amrrican Sum mPr . " In Pl84. Thr ci t ~ · staged major f trewo rk s d i'>J da~ c; In 19R5. 11 wa s a "C ardf'n Exhtbtlt on. · In 198b. th e let ror · ists cance led thr s('ason whrn th ev bombed a WPs t Bi'fline disco . and no amou nt of promo· tum could l urP /\rnl'ric: an toun sh to Brrli n. ThC'fr wc.t s ct to urist boom lC'l In 19 R'i \\ i I h I hP i ;lOI h annivrrsar _ , . of 1hf' c tl! In \9Rl-l. thr tour ism offi ri;!ls pro m otf'd H.f'rlin as "'T h0 t:uro p1 'a n Cap iTal of CulturP ·· Sinrrt hPn.lhPW;!ll . orthPia<"k thrrr>of. h<l!-l proYidPd th(' kind ot .IOB T CG OF·WAR- German is unification crea ting other une xpected probl em s. this lime for t hr French. It a l ians. America ns and sornf' Turk s wo r king in West Ge t mJny . Unemployed F:ast Germ a ns wa nt th eir jobs Alt houg h th e Turks are the mos t num erous. they oftPn work at thr st reeT·c lcaning level a nd thr ir j ob.'> arr no t covr ted by the un Prn p loyrd E ast Ger m ans. But Turk s in low· and middle· pos itions arr a t manag r m r nt n~k . Rusi nf's s ]J!'Op!r 1n Germany tel l u> of F.as t Germa ns bluntly <Jskin g \\ hy a Frrnrhman, for t•sa mpt e ts holding a job th at a Cr r md n cou ld do . In othr r rases, L1sl ( ;rrman g roups havt' sug· ges trd hiring qu ota s for their m•·mbet·.., Som t' firms ha v(' assurPd thei r long riml' lor eign rmployrrs t ha t tlw\ arr not goi ng 10 br f ir ed to ma.k(' room for tncom in g Eas r Cermans . RuT man~· in !hi' Ronn gOYf'rnmPnt an' s_v mpathetic to tiH · J-: ~1" 1 ( ;t'Jm.n1s who soon wil l h;r\1' t hl' \"0 11 ' Tltt · un( r1tJ tnt\ · abo ut Bonn 1 -1!. .rndlhl· pu ... h ini 'S~ of th e F.as! ~CIUW{\N~ f~~ ' r man .., h;n·c lpd to Jn inc rease 1r1 l,t!r nl a nti -Ge rman ft>l'lings WJ IIlt n !Ill' Lu rrqw; Jn comm unity .rnd .tmt mg Amr nra ns doin g illl"tnt's" th t ·H' S;ud onr angry ,\rnl'rit ·.tn w tw tl.L" bern do ing IJu..., tnr ·.., . ., \nih th t' Crrma ns since 1ht· 1'! -, ~ h. ··,\!h·r 1hr war. t hey HI" I • • ,11 our t• •t•l \ov,· thl'\·'rr aT !lU I l ht !J.Ji o.., . SUPRJRTING ~ARTs __ _ to present onr of thP awc1 rd s at th eir dinner tn Wa sh ington . no 1 ha t attract i on promotion U~ D n [\: Th e cha riti es galhenng sa l uted lhP hi g h roller s whose philan· throplc ron tribullons run as ht gh as $IOO,Ill~i Thl' star s, Including Diane L add . .J ay ne Mea dow s and o ther s, WE'rE' in v itPd to hp on hand They werP invited to a " break fas t" at the Whilr HouS<' th at amount ed to an ddmini stratio n brie f i ng a nd a danish pastry hr ld in the Indian Treat;· Room of the Execu ti ve Offi ce Oui ld tng The president, who had bee n E'.X Pf't't Pd , was a no show . Th e .\· also were im·itrd to lunch in thr Whitf' House· ·· mf'ss · · Jnd ho{X'd they wou ld sre t hr fi rst lad\·. But latrr thPv wPn' 1old 1hat M r <. Hush was in Kennebunkport. Ma.inr. for thr m~ nth of Augusl 11 al l grws tu p rove tha t ~· ou ca n hJ \'(' an l'ngravrd Wh itP Hou s1· tnv it atiOn. bu1 thai d(Jf'sn't mPan Prrsi drnt or M rs 13u sh wtll br on hand to grrPt .vou. \l i \1 Lll iTI I HL\1 - la st l"U fl l l"dl 'tOJ I' Pllllll !i·d llw Pt ·nt,J W!Il $:Uu 20 on lh · IJI.Itl h.t' l' of ;r :-- tn g le pa ir of pL1 '1, ]r ' 1"~" 111" that th f' ot·igina l ,..., ,J!t• 111 ,r ·r· 11!1 t}H' p ll('["S, $9~1 .2 0 , \\.t'- .r n+· t · tJit htg h and lhr ("nmp,rm . Pr·dtl & Wh itnP.V. J<.,o.., Lwd 1111' rl'fund wlw n a mt ·mtH't ol r o ng t l':-- ... co m · pl, t tnr·d .'\1)\~ !ht · l' +'n t agon has a p.tll 11! pllrr' Th.tt cn~t <.1 mPrr Shh' l ,\1 thl" r ;J1(• . Congrrss ...,huuld tw tthiP ro ltck tiH· budgrt d• ·liclt b\ ft...,( ·, d \l',tr ·~(I~JO \\f ' t·k Lobbv i sts ca n makr appo tntm rnts wtth Bus h adrnm lst r J tion <JidP... who h aVL' of f icrs tn thf' E xrcuti\·r Officr Bu tldtn g a nd walk ri g ht in . . But it i:-, a diffl'rr' nt s t o r ~· for reportc•r s who h avt' to ):;O throu g h · clt"aran cr~ . gtv i11g <J gP. r Jn k an d Soc ial Srcurit .\ n umbers to gd in to : onr of the EOB of fi ces. Often th ry also haw' l o br specta l ly rscor tPd to the offi CE'S. Thr Par isian loo ki ng baroque EOB nex l doo r '" the White Housl' ·. uspd to be the War and State Depa r tme ntl>efor r an<l'during Wo r ld :WJ r I I. T hust' of f if'PS were mov{'d to nra rby Arl in g ton . \ 'a .. aftP r flu· . Pentagon wa .-; b uilt . In t hr I Y40s and I he IYJ<Js tht' bu i ld ing was l airl v open to thr pn•s; :a nd the public . l3ut President Lyndon B . Johnson chang ed a ll that .. during t hr \' if't nam War and rul ed the building off I lm Its to outs iders ,I dt•lt'Jl<.,(' Barbara Bus h. whosr m a in projPct in thr Wh!te HoL'se is prom otmg nat io na l li terac y, has taped 10 prog ram s in which she reads aloud children's books lor the ABC R adio Ne two rk . Th e programs, starting with an hour·long American AgPnda hroadcast S<•pf. 5 with ABC.TV anchorm an Peter J enmngs. wil l ill' aired in lhl' fall. The rarlio ser ies will bt> a ired on Sunday eve nings. Eac h will las t 30 minutPs w it h Mr s. Bus h rf:'a ding hr r fa\·ontr e.<rerp ts fr om books of >nlrrPs tl o rh ildrrn fr om 110 10years old, l or a IO·minu te segment. Th e fi rst lady a l so plan s to plug her nr~ opu.s · Mill ie's HotJk " .11 a r r-cept io n in New York on Srp 1. 12 spo nso rf'd h\· th(' Wil liam Morrow Publishing Co. : II is doubtfu l that Mrs . Hush will hit the road to tout her boo k around the co untry . but shP ts r.x pPctPd to drum up plPnt:v o f publicit y for 11 and royalties for tlw Bar ba r a B ush Litrrac.v Fuu ndati nn . • Is 1hen t hlP! ic and now fl t) . \ P<H ·Old pn)s idr n 1 s l o~.-~. 1ng clow n 'I H !' now r.are l ~' jogs, and on hi S n·rf' n1 Wf'f'kf'nd tnp to Krn nl·hun kport, Matnr·. nr didn ' t run at all and play <'d golf on lv onrr AidP.-; sa ld hr ~~.:as act 1\"P o n I hP IPn n is cn u rl a ncl h f' a I so spun Ll rou ncl t hE' Atlant ic in h ts rrcl . ~.-~.· hitr Jn d hlur S ~ 'i'd boa t. T hP Ftdl' l il\·. Las t y('ar whPn 1\u sh wr nt t o Krnnl'bu nk por!. h1· wa-. d!h lt' ITC der vis h , often joggi ng, pl<.t\"ing tcn n1s. go llm ~. f ish tng J nd boati ng al l in thP same da _ \· ~ mP Spr rf'l Spn·tt'f' agrnr s <Hr wo nd Ning whpl hPr th(' li·VC'<H ·Olcl Fidl'lit v takr s a bp;lf i ng whp n Bu sh lakrsovrr Th r· whrrl an d.rr.tshr:-thr waves in !h(' ;\l!Jntw wtth hi ... hPi tP r skrltr>r pilot i ng . The m edia OOat s. form in~ an arma d a. l o! low thP rPq uirPd di s t<.JnC'(' behind him Bu sh has thrf'f' wr'rk.., I'U mtn g up tn Augu st to p lay· at his Ma tm' seas id e estate, which ha s been in hi s famil y Stnre his ch tldhood In the mf'antimP . Pvt>n thl' shopk erlJ('rs. who la.s r yra r co mpl a ined about lh f' i nvas ton of th r Whit!' HousP prl'ss corps dogging thr Ulltn O\'f'd . Thr tru ubl f' WJ tllm us t furwra h i.s thf' \ lhf'!' f.til to l ourh out clrrprs t frr lin gs . Uraling as th f'\ " do w ith til t' r lrmPnta l iss urs affPI'lin g PVI'r _v ont• of 11 '-', thp~· !-l hould .;;ppak v i vrl l _~,- dnd pPrson a ll y to r•a c h onr prpo;r nt . Th('~ should a lso be t hP cor po t ;rt+ · f'X pJ"f' SSIOn Of lhf' hf'ff'<J\f'd fami l ~· 's prot u und "orr OIA' Thf'rf' is J modf'rn ln'nd ;m ;t_ \ from gr iPf ar fu nPrat.... t o " ··(·f'khration ot l tfr . ·· WhJIP ha " tr' pl. rc· r·tl tJ I; tck as lh r l n urctral colot l<,·rrvlhtng I" upbi'a1 <I" il l0'-:1\. \\' ll at'.., tr, bc..,a d a00ut '1 ' . I \U!IlCir' r tf th.Jt J<., po...~1 · h olog 1 t·al l\ <.,DLJ n d 111 i.., 11 Jll "l ;tn il lhl ·t wa .\ '~ 1· 1". 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' J Hut ]J 11' 1 IH· w.r..., .r hl t· lf1 ".1\ . · Knt+\\ ntm lhd1 l h.ru ' nor l rl' 1hi 'l" f-",n lm tng 1..., nr+t ,r pd'-" tn ,12 th in).:. tl/H' il', t\.1'" hl'!wnl ·~·il l LJll •r hi' '.\",1', ,ti Jit· ! u tlt·dtt .til .t IJ,II I ~ h1 · h. 1d u J"ll tcn 111 111\ \\t il '. rll\ d.lil\ j"()[JlJ" ;td t• <.,J tll l l1irll.t11 ' 1\ Jl \-L l <., )l Ji., n·.tll/d l illll lh.tl hAt ' I ' I'H' I"!l. JI lh .t! rn.!\!f· hirll '>Ul<' ttt · lii!d not losT lll't I h.t\"1' ult r•rt lJ>..,t ·d Htll(h f1om ( ;l JS<., tp '<., " 1'/TllOil . '" \ \ IJ!' n J.t]f• Tumb\1' " l n. \\ ' h.r1 Tllt>Jt ,. .t1 tunrr.tl .., I h,r,.,, cond ut' ll'd ··FoJ \"l'. l r' ilnd _\ l ',ll'>. ·· Itt· ..,,lid. ,~ncl lml<rgtnr · t !H·rt · \\",1'- t111! Onl' dn· 1'\ "t ' 1n I hi' C"Oilhl t'j..;, I I IOil a ..., h t' ... pok1 '. · ·.\ "IIU ;uH l I go on ou 1 .., unn.v v..t _ , . .1nd li \"1' I)LJJ tl.lp fn lt \'PS, tt!HI tt11· t Unl U!" <., ot th t'<.,l ' lt•r· ro " dJ"I· blown 111 U'> \"I'J"\ L r in t !_ v a:-. f 1orn d ~.~- ~ n ld '>I' d J<., L1n t RIPLEY, W.Va . - A Gallipoli s man was ktlled Friday in a four ·wheel motorcycle accident In Jackson Countv, W.Va. Ralph H Ferguson, 69, wa s riding his !9!!6 Honda four · wheeler on Log Lick Road near Collage v Ille, W.V a .. w h en he drov "~ >· n 1o a deep ru t, over turned . an d wa s pmned under the mal or cyr Ie. Troo per J .C . M 1' ll er o1 t he Wes 1 ' lrgl · St a1e p atro 1 state d the \ nta ro;, d was old an d not slat e · 1a ·med. " I t .s rea 1ly not more mam lh an a pa lh , "h e said . Th e repor t on the accident, campi Ied by lnvestigalingolllrer K . M Comer, stal ed It was near d us k w hen F erguson hit the I wo-an d -a- haII ·feet deep rut. The reporl a Iso staled that a witnes s 'd· n mg with Ferguson, " had fallen behind Ferguson about 50 yards, saw his wheels fl y up in GALLIPOLIS Ralph H. Fergu son, 69, Rl. I, Ga llipoli s, died Friday al Ripley, W.Va. Born Sep l. 27, 1920 in Ripley, son of the la te Richard Ferguson and Vera Harpold Ferguson, he was a ret ired meat cutter from Johnson's Superm arkets and at tended the First Church of the Naza rene in Gallipolis. Surviving are his wile, Ruby Mo rri s Ferguson, whom he mar ried Sept.1, 1940; two daughter s, Beverly Fowler of Fort Sm llh, Ar k., and Mrs . Joseph (Brenda! Anderson of Washington , W.Va .: three sons. Morris R. Ferguson of Wes tches ter, Ohio. Ron Fergu so n of Middleport and Rod Ferguson of Pomeroy: one brother , Wade Ferguson of Ches ter. W.Va : lwo sisters, Phyllis Creque of Cuyahoga Falls, and Irene Parsons of Melbourne, F la.; 10 grandchildren and three grea t -grandchild ren. He wa s preceded In death by a son, Mlrhael , and by several brothers and sis ters Services will be 2 p.m . Munday in the Willis Funeral Home, with 1he Rev. Mi chael Bearden olll · cia l ing Burial will be In Parson s Cp mel ery, Gay, W.Va . Friends ma y ca ll al the funeral hom e fr om 2-4 and 7-9 p.m . Sunday . David U. qualnl fiShi ng vi llage durin g thr mont hs of .lulv an d 1\ugust .White Hou sP press secret a ry Marlin F'lt zwa tf' r wen t homr to Abilene. Kan .. l or hi s 20th high sc hoo l class reun io n, and he was tniralded as a hero in the hometow n boy makes go od trad i tion. Some obsrn·0rs comm Pn ted that Fitzwater was so popular w ith thr : home folks th at he co uld run l or public off ire . I\: ow th at hPha s bl'Pnat · the ropsld e of the White House "-ilh rntrv lo lhP Ova l Olftre. he m ig ht : just do th ai Today • m history By United Pre.s International TodaY is Sund av. Aug '·the 217th day of 1990 wi th liR to lo llu~· . Th r moon is wclx ing, moving toward it s rirst qua rt t• r. Th e morning stars are VPnus. Mars and Jupite r Th P C'Venlng stars arP M er cury and Sat urn. ThoS<' born on thi s dat e are under the sign or Leo. They inc lu de : French nove list Guy de Maupassan l in 1850, poet and cri tic Conrad · Aiken in 1889, film director John Hu sto n In 1906, actorllobert Taylor : In 1911. astronau t Nell Armstrong in 1930 tage 60), and actor John : Saxon In 1935 1age 55) . On this dale In history: In I833, Chicago was Inco rporated as a village with a populallon of about 200. In I 861 , President Abraham Lincoln signed into law the first federal lricotne tax . As a wartlme measure, all incomes over $800 were to be taxed at the rate or 3 percent. II was rescinded tn 1872. In I962, actress Marilyn Monroe died or an overdose of \)arblturates . · 'In 1963 the United States, Britain and I he Soviet Union signed a tfeat.y outlawing nuclear tests In the Earth's atmosphere, In space or · under tl)e ~·· · Jn 1974, PreSkle'l.t Richard Nixon admitted ordering the Watergate invesdgatlon balte~ six days after the break -ln. Nixon sa id he expected to be Impeached. Nea~e RACINE - David U. Nease, 67, Nease Road, Racine, died Sa tur day In Holzer Medical Cen· ter following a brief illn ess . He was born in the Nease Set tlem ent to L ea h Bear Nease of Georp• Pla14enz I US I ~ 523-800 1 Publls hl'd f"ilt"' h Su ncta\1. flli Thrrd A w . Ga llipolis, Ohio, by lhl~Ohlo VaiiP\' Pub l !s hln F: Com pany f!o.1ulllmf'd!a. lnr Sf>· ('() nd dass pos la~L' paid at G allipol is. Ohio 4 ~i.lt mrtll l n_g Off! N"' F.ntc>r f"d ~~ <;('mnd c l~ ss rnattrr <J t Poml:'l lN, . Ohio. Post Pu ndits. rru st ra lrt l SP<'r> and What a pn ma f ane absurd >l v . th' l l"g or not. " Mr. lloolr·.' nnrP abor tjo n ri gh lsa dn•rsa r iPs.lrnd mf'yourra rs. Wrhavrrom e to divinp th r judicial pred ilec tio ns of Da vid Ha ckrt t Sou trr a s lh P nrwrst k.idon thcSuprr m rCourl bloc k. not to Jssc•s hl s qualifiCJ· ti ons. LC't us loo k no fu rttw r than Chief Ju stice W1l lla m H. Rr hn q u is t possesses o nr of th e na· li on' s f!nes t judic ia l min ds and ye t hr has ass idu ously r u led to turn thr cloc k back ro a prP· Roosrvf'll Suprl' mP Cnurt . 1\ stunnin g tnt eiJPrt does not gua observed wi th CaP ite tmp tf' l .v . "t hr suprrmr co urt fo ll ows th ' ill iction rrt u rns . " T hl' la st thrrr prf'sidrntial I' IPrlio n tt'tu r ns wou ld srpm to m a kr 11w c as(' for r onsrr\'a l !\'r appo in tm ent s his Ne w Hampshire godfa th er and !he Lou tsiana agenda. The ex treme rig ht ·wing root ran l et' a human tl artan so ul As for th e co nservati ves ' dlsi n· genuous ca na rd that the conser · l3u l instead of being oiN'ssed wit h how So uter may or may oot strengthen the Supreme Co urt's prinl s of th f' prcs !df?nl" s c rC' ti · nous chiPf of sta ff, John Sun unu, vat ivf' Interpretation of thP ron s lituti o n is not lPg isla t ing from ideologica l bal ancr, wr shou ld look to stat e lrg is!J turc s fo r rovrr Sou ter likt• an early morn in g fog In a swa mp. To rlen y that So uter will not fa l l quickly In Ideo logica l line and implement th e Reagan ·Rehnquist -Bush lurn -baek the·)udlrlal -rlock pro· gram Is to insult the in telligence of conser va tives and liberal s alik e. Even if Souter managed to co nvey to his se nalorlallnqulsltors a cautiously undeflnded position on aborlton, It defies logi c and reason to expect him to disavow a history of l aw enforcement and judicial conservatism. Why should we expert other· wise• Yet, conservatives are busy trying to cover their congen!tal an it -progress tracks by m antllng Souter In I he resperta bllll y of Intellectual brilliance and a fid elity to consti tutional inter prela tions !ha l will no! legis la te from the bench the benc h, lei I hem look no further tha n I he l amed ro nserva- · l ive derlston Plessy vs. Ferguson that const itutionally entrenched "separa te but equal" facilitie s lor bla cks in 1896. The Supreme Court has legislated as allen through judicial denial as it has by judlclalcreatlvlty. Mostrlght wi ng conservatives and their media apologists still have troubie accepting the plow. But II we want an accurate bellwether lor this country 's ideological future, we need not focus our energies on .Souter's nomination hearings. He merely reinforces an already ronserva l ive Supreme Court remade In the Im age of Ronald Reagan. Reagan simply reconfirmed that the Supreme Court has always bt>en a political instrument and It always will be. "No matter whether th ' constitution follows direct ion Wh erever th e sf al ps scr m to be head ing toward a Comstoc klan crackdown on l r~e speech, a prehistoric restr ictio n on abor· l ion ri gh ts, a no·so-s ubtle endor· se men! of violence against flag burn er s, the scullllng of alllrma· tlve action and a pre-civil rights resista nce to rac ial equalliy, Louisiana has emerged as prl· mu s Inter pares among the 50 states. You would have to search long and hard IO lind a more Neanderlhallc slate ieglslalor than a leadlngantl-a bortlonstaterepre· sentatlve, Carl Gunther, who rationalized Is opposition toabor· lion In cases of rape or lncPSt with "Inbreed ing Is how we get championship horses." I think we can comfortable anticipate that Judge Souter's judicial rulings will adhere l'losr ly to the co urt' s curren1 co nsrr vat ivr m a jori ty. II is a majority f ar more compatible tdf'Oiogie ally with Louisiana 's C'X· Ku Klux Kl a n st:J tr rPpresen . ta li v~. Damag · e reported GALLIPOLIS-JeanK!ngery . Ga11ipolls, reported to the Gallia County Sheriff's Departmen t that an unknown person or persons had poked holes In her swimming pool liner. Kingery stated that It would cost approxl · mately $I,OOO to replace. Bill Powers, Crown City , llled a theft report at the Gallia Countv J Sheriff's Department. Powers stated that a hvdraullr jack, a ' pair of hog ring pliers and a pair of tin snips were stolen from him. Sandra L. Drennen, 26, Gal llpo· lis, was arrested and lnrarcer· aled !OJ dri ving without an operator's li cense. Jack Fowler, CIC l'Xl'rutive vice president , m et wi th th<• orga nizati on and ex plained t he methodology that has been ap· pr oved by th r Ohio Dat a Users Cent ero r th e Oh 10 ' llepartrm·nto I Development A t rai nin g sessio n for those people participating in the sur vel.' will be held at thPMI. Ca rm el Baptist Chu rc h in Bid we ll, Tut•s day Aug 7 at 7 p m ' · · · The survey will beg in Monda y , Aug. J:l, with housp to house visit ations to deliver and expla in the su rvey form . An addressed stamped envelope will be provlded lor mailing to the Ohio Valley Regiona l DPvelopmrnt Co mmission lor tabul alt on. County Comm iSs ion pres ident, Geo rge Pope sa id , "We are going to great length s to ins ure the conflnde nlialit y of Jhi s informa lion. No one in Gallia Cou nt y wi l l see the com p let ed survpy form s.' When the resid ent fill s it ou t . dtst Churc h, past president of th e Southern Local Board of Educa tion and a past director of th e Huntington Interstate Milk Pro· durers, serving as Its president for more than 25 years . In addition, he was a lormpr director of the National Milk Proudcers Fed e ration, a member or the Ohio and Ameri · r an Jersey Call ie Clubs, a dtrertor of COBA and a past president of the Meigs Co unt y Dairy Service Unit. He served In the First Cava lry Medics In the Pacific Theatre of World War II. Surviving are hi s wife, Jean Brafford Nease; a son, Roger :'-lease of Racine; a daughter Mrs . Keith IRoma) Sayre of Racine; two granddaughters; a sister, Mrs. Herbert (Margaret) Dav is of Athens; two broth ers and William Nease or Rellelon talne, and Frederick Nease of Ra cine; on e aunt, Mrs . Fl orence Bear of Racine; and several nlecPS and nephews. Services will be 1 p.m. Mond ay In the E wing Funeral Home, with the R ev. Wesley Tha tcher and Pastor Jerry Hines ol!ir iallng. Bur ial will be In Gilmore Ce metery . Friend s may cal l at the funeral hom e alter 2 p.m. Su nd ay. In lieu of flow ers, contributions may be sent to the American Cancer Soc iety, the SIN E-CERA of Athens or th e Or phans Fund of the New Life Covenant Church of God In Ches ter. Harry H. Schwab POMEROY Harry H. Sch wab, 87 , West Main Street, Pomeroy, died Friday at Veterans Memorial HospitaL Born July 17, 1903 In Clncinnall. he was the so n or the late Harry Schwab and Kathryn Nlem yer Sc hw a b. He worked as a machinist at Foot e Mineral , and was a mc mtwr of Masonic Lodge 165 F&AM . He al so was a member of St. Paul Luthera n Church . He is su rvi ved by his wi fe, Ed ith M . Schwab; two son s. Harry E. Sc hwab of Reno . and Richard L. Sc hwab of Fort Myers, Fla. ; two daughter s, Belly J . Dudding of Winfield. W.Va, and Sylvia M. Sands of Pa lm Spri ngs, Calif. : a brother. Edwi n Schwab of Arcadia, Fla .: 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandch ildren; and several nie ces and nephews . Services will be I p.m . Tuesday In th e Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy , wllh the Rev. Laura ShreHie r and the Rev . William Mlddleswa rth officiating Burl aI will be In Beech Grove Cemetery . Fri ends may call at the funera l hom e on Monday from 2:30-4 and 7-9 p.m. \HF.STEH omd s£'<lls it In thP rnve lopc. it goes direc tly to the Project Manager tn Po r !S mouth, that person will no t eve n k now who if ca m e from . WhPn al l of thr rrturns are in . I he an'as med ian household incomr will bP ralcu Ia 1Pd and 1h(' informa t ion g i vrn 1o F'armPr s Hom e Admini st r ation and Ohio EPA . Ga llia Eco nomic Deve lopm Pnt Association Prrsident \V ay n1 · Robinson, i s asking for volun IPPis from th r coinmunil\ 01 other organizat ions to d.ss t.. . ! them with thi s proj ec t . Anvane interes ted Ca n C'D nt ac t Rob1.nso n at 446 .n62, James Kt•(•is c~t 245-541R or ,Jack Fowlrt a1 446-3661 Dr. Jennings Marshall L OUI SVILLE, K y.- Jennin gs R. Marshall, M .D, age 81, died Sa turda y at hls n•sid encr in Loui sville, Ky. Born Dec. I, 1908, he was the son of the late Piall and Ma ry Ellen tBea ty) Marshall . He was a retired phy sician and a member or the Highland Pres bv · terian Chu rch. HP was also a World War II Army vel ern and a fo r m er pro fesso r at thE' Univer · sll y or Loul s\1lle School of Medi cine He is survived by his wi le. Alloola 1Ba ily) Marshall, one daughter, Marianna McDonald of Lexington, Ky .; two sons. Jennings B . Marshall of Ves tav i a Hills, Ala . , and John F . Marshall of Mayfi eld , Ky.; and six grandchild ren. He was prr eP<kd in d eat h by l our broth ers . Services will be held ·Monday his Ga r y W. Ohio :~R . :-Jf" w~pilpl'r Hewill wa s taken to Veterans Memori al Hospi tal by the Meigs County Rescue tea m where he was t.rpat ed and rPIPased wiih minor conlu sions. Th e driver Of th e se mi. Mi chael S. Lo ngfellow. 35. Hu ntingt on, W Va , was riled lor driving !ell of cen ter DRY CLEANERS wife. Bell y :II a riP I nom l'l'i Taylor; three daughter >. Mrs . Linda Sta rkey of Kent. Mrs. Joyce Tay lor of Syrac use and Mrs. Barb Jablon sk i of Reston, Va.: one sis ter. Mrs. L ucille Rose of Columbu s; lwo hrothers. L esiP r Tay lor of Middleport aod 1\rthur Ta ylor of Co lumbu s. Servi ces w ill be Monda y at l p.m at lh~ Raw lings -CoatsFi sher F uneral Home in Middl e pori. Th e Rrv . CiPn :11rCiung will olliriate. Bu ria l will bt• in River view Cemeter y in Middleport. Fri ends may cal l lhr funt•ra l homP toda y f rom 1 to 4 p m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. CHANNEL MARKER CONDOMINIUMS Sleeps b Swimming Pool, Overlooks Ocean, N. Myrtle Beach, S.C Still Available Aug. 18-25 Aug. 25•Sept. 1 446-2206 CJ-5 I I I I I I I I I I I MEN'S SHIRTS CARDINAL Nal Valid With Anr Ott.t Di~tount . rtttenl (oupon Wi1'h Ordlf . 60< Reg. EXPIRES •us 8131/90 l ____ -~-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ UNIFORMS CARDINAL Band Cheerleoding Majorette Flag Corp Net Valid Wilh A"' Othlr DiuCKint. rrn•nl (oupon With Or., EXPIRES SJ.OO., 8/ 31 / 90 Free w/SlO order. _____ L-----~----.:J_ BETWEEN BIG BEAR AND HILLS! fall Rates Available at 10 a .m . at thr Pearson Funeral Home in Loui sville, Ky. Friend; may ca ll Su nd ay from 7t o9 p.m . Burial will be In R es thaven Memoria l Park. Clarence E. Taylor POMER OY - Cl ar ence E . Tay lor . 61, of Midd leport, d ied F r ida y at V P tera ll ~ FREE LEVI'S Memoria l Hospi tal. He was born on .lan 6, 1929 in Middl eport , son of the la te James and Alma tJonesl Taylor. T-SHIRT WITH A PURCHASE OF TWO PAIRS OF LEVI'S JEANS Hr was an asse mbler for 1.1 (ANY SIZE) York . NPw Y ork 10017 SUNDAY ONLY R..\TES ~UH..'ifR IPTION Ry f arrier or Mohr Rout.~> On l'Yrar 70 ((' nt s S.16AO ............... ~ INGLE fOPV Get Vour Business Noticed! - PRICE ~ Cl' nl s Sunda\ No s ubscriptions by mall!)(' r m lttPd in arNJS w hl'rf' motor rar rlr r S('rv trr Is ilva llablf" Th r Sund av T!m C'S Sf' ntln el will not bf' r <" s pe~J s lbli ' ror a dvan('(' pa'r·rnent s rnadt> t o carriers Leesa Murphey & Associates ' PUBLIC RELATIONS/ ADVERTISING 992-2922 POMEROY, OHIO MAIL SUIIS('RIPTIONS .. S..17 ~ 4 . S19 50 Oru • 'r' t' <H Sl~ month.'i IJall y and Sunday MAll SUB..'«:RIPT10NS 1J Wppks Sl9 l4 26 W(' C'kS . $..17% J2 Wrcks .. .. $74 36 Ratt>t~ Oul.~~olde 13 Wrck <i 26Wr eks . ~2 Wf>f'kS . founly ..... . · $20.!ll S40 .10 . $75. 40 COMMUNICATIONS • LOGO DESIGN NEWSLETTERS • EVENTS • INVITATIONS FUND RAISERS • SALES • PROMOTIONS ADVERTISING • DIRECT-MAIL • CAMPAIGNS SPEECHES • BROCHURES • POSTERS BANNERS • BOOKLETS PUBLIC RELATIONS Davi d Duke, than NAACP d irec tor Be nj amin l?xrc utive Hooks. Nonetheless , Souter should be conflrmPd. Americ a Regular F1t survived Plessy vs Ferguson and its judici al arc hitect s. Wr wil l su r ' vivcd the Rehnqulst co urt and It s latest judicial syco ph ant, David Sou tPr. Berry's World Stratght Leg HOLZER CLINIC 100% Cotton URGENT CARE CENTER r 522.99 MON.-FRI. 8:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. SAT.-SUN.-HOLIDAYS 1:00 P.M.-9:00 P.M. 385 JACKSON PIKE • GALLIPOLIS 446-52·87 . ~ ...., ."' ' ' ~ I ...I ~IIPK I ,,_,~[ ~fll(;fllltJtloti iJb Ou / b /OWIII" t fGAl Stllill · V <JOj.}lr! lllt-il y W>Oi f/letS B IIUK' . lu/ O•li...I!IC il$:i8ul/ u'F/ r!!S ' - - ---------- - . J CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN THE OHIO RIVER PLAZA He presPntatlvf' . Branham Sa l PS, 713 Th ird Avf'nU('. Onf' Wf"'f'k wa!, tractor ·trallrr JravP iing no rUl OOund wrn t lr ft of cr-ntf'r and struck Hrwit t's c ar . Nrwsr).1pc-r Associatio n, National A dv l' rll s ln~ ~t'w Hrwit1. tra vPii ng sou thbou nd on SH I in Chester T owns h tp whe n .a 446-9495 Ken t. He wa s al so a former Meigs Co untv dog ward en. includ (• Nt•wport man suffrrP d mm or tn j uri rs F'riday when th r rar hC' wa s driving wa ~ struck by a sPmi CARDINAL years at High \va y Produ cts ln Surviv ors Man hurl in wreck lnl <o~nd Dally Pr l'S~ Asscx: I;:H l o n a nd thf Sunday Onl)' Supreme Court lets the bad timesChuck rollStone Ferguson later died of his Injuries at Ripley, W.Va . G S 'ALLIPOLI. A spectal moetlng of th e GaIll a E conomtc · c Development Association wa s held at the Paint Creek Baptist Church, Tuesday, July .11 to finalize plans lo r a household Income survey in the Bidwell· Port er a rea or Springfield Township. The survey ts a key element in obtaining funding to correct the waste water pollution problem in the D area . The Ga llla Economic evelopment Association is as · slstlng the Ohio Valley Regional Dev e lopment Comm is sion, which has been co ntracted by the Gallla County Comm ission to co nduct th e survey. lln 11N1 Prf".'iS Int ernat ional. MPtnbf'r presi de nt, an• ha ppy to sr<• the report ers an rl photog raphers on their expen s{' arrn unr s. Nr v.· Eng la nd has hit har d ttmf''> anrl K ennebunkpor t is not gPiti ng thr cro\\.ds who u... u<Jil~· JJOUr int o th0 the air, and then round that he was pinned under the bike." -Area d e a t h s -Ralph H. Ferguson of th e Fores t Run Unit ed Methn- Tlt. ll tl " l't'lll " It • h,J\ · ~ · noth ing 10 dt ) \\tilt LJ <., ·· HuT tht ·n 111 tl'.. 1o11 tl happens . :'\r·\~ · r nwr ntn~ Hll!t' to Pvr ni ng hu1 th.rl :--orn1 · lw.rrt did bn,ak lll'art" ]u"t .1~ "l' !l ...,ll l\ (' a s _ vo urs .1111 1 mJnl' flu! H hf'n .vour.s lit•'dk . . . H/1 :11 lhl' n·' Th1 · " I ' J mnn I'JHh o n ,1 glono us nrlli'O! IJturnph ·,\ o., J>.tu l puto;;it, '·' ll.rl 1 .rn "' 'Jl.t! .tl i' 11.., ft·om Cod's 1'1\ t · ·' \or <k.t111. h t· '-d\'<., imm f'· dtdl1 I\ pu...,ltlllJ..: 11l.t l a!o,id£' a t nrw r' .t '- tl1r· rnn .'-1 rdwtllu s nf al l t111 Jl' '" " I IJt l11 tl ., · ·>o,.;o n ol dt ·,nh For . .sta ndin g tn l hl ' H ldl" 11f t ill · .Jord a n. col d to til t · ht· .nt wil/1 th d rf'acltul ch il l. .ttHI \ t 't ' n• rt<.,t ' tllll'- of thP trrror ot lh 1u... htng. I too llikr Hope ful 1n "' l'l lgnm ·, Jl rogn':-.s"t can r · o~ll t)<wk To .\ou who oru' tlay i n \rru t rurn \\'ill h, l\' 1' to c ross it : · ·HI' o! good chrf'r. m y bro ther. hH I !t ·r· l ltw botrom, and it 1s '> I IU JH[ '. Sunday Times-Sentinel Page A-3 Man killed in 4-wheeler crash Bidwell survey will begin Tuesday .Ra c inP , who survivE'S, and th e lat r U swln S :\ease. H e was a dairy t a rm r r . He w al:i a memb('r and trustee Don't let mourning break your heart Thr young woman v.:a~ l('a,·ing thf' c hu rch J ftrr he r fathf'r" ~ fu ne r al v,: hrn shr whtsprrrd t<1 hPr sist£'r. ·· wl'n ' W£' in rh P right churt"h'J" Th r .v ha d both brough t <.,un g la ssr~ to htciP thPir tear s from t hr othN mournPrs . Gut fmd 1n~ th cm sC' I \·rs unPx prctrdl_\· dneyed , 1h('Y put th P sun g lassf'.., ba ck in thrir pu r<.;f'S along with th1 • II SS UI'S thl' (') Uit ' hl'd h ill 110\\ found no nrrd flH Lxcrpt fot· twu r·l'ft'H'Il cr".. 111 thr SC'I"\' I C(' ltl "\\"t ll iam, OU I clf'pi! rt rd br ot hN . ltw~ H·uu ld ha vr known Thr\· had bt'Pn til thc'ir father' :-- funrral. Thf' or r< t <., ion rha l tiH• v PXpl'cH·cl would fill tlw m w il h t•motio n had lP fl tlwm Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio - Point Pleasant, W. Va. WELFARE CARDS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED IN URGENT CARE AS OF SEPTEMBER 1, 1990 .. OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. �P!IQII A-4-Sunday Times-Sentinel • August 5, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant. W.Va . -Horse resen'e .winners named.- - - - - - - Coin flip decides race ·. • POINT PLEASANT - A his· torte event took place Thursday evening In the Mason County Co urtroom when a coin flip was held to see who would be the Democrat county commissioner nominee for the general e lect ion In November . : When the Uberty sliver dollar was flipped , James Casey ca lled ~eads . When It hit the carpet . Kenton Sheline ra ised his arm in victory . : The cotn flip was ogrPcd to after the primary race tor the bemocratlc nomination ended in lie between Sheline and Casey !allowing the May 8 prima ry l?lecllon. The co untv commission Olrected the Mason County Democrat Executive fo mm itteP to aetermlne a winner by tot s Middleport Court Seven people were fined and two forfeited bond s Wednesday night In the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman . Those fined were David Milburn, Willard. $25 and costs. disorderly manner; Todd C. Quillen. Middleport, $25 and costs. disorderly manne r; Tony M. Quillen . Middleport. $25 and costs, disorderly manner; Bill G. Jenkins, Pomeroy, $16 and costs, speeding; Du a ne J ohn so n . Pomeroy. $10 and cos t,, failure to yield; Patrici a D. Rase, Ironton , $10 and costs, running a stop sign; Katrina Snodgrass . Racine. $10 and costs, driving the a Light tlo~e ' Production Grand f hamplon KeiUe Rees . ~~~~:' Division Grand Champion !Wdd Young and Taeo's Big GALLIPOLIS - woman wa s c i!Pd for failurp to Friday whrn she wa s involved in a thrPP-car accident. Irma Sarre tt. 75. was travrlin~ southbound on Seco nd Ave. near Locus t St. when she rear -ended a cor driven by Bi lly Patterson. 19. Ga llipo lis Patterson wa s sto pp<>d in traff ic behind No rm a Ja me s, 82. Ga lti pol ts, and thp force or the cra sh d rove Paller son 's car into the back end of .J a mrs' ca r. a ecording to a r r port fr om the Ga llipolis Po lice Depa rtm ent . classic Byrds song. "Sweet heart of th e Rodeo ." a nd the sis ters J a nis Gill and KristinP Arnold are both accomplished sea m s treSS{'S who makr their stage cjothtng. Massey a nd \ttcCi a in are <1 : husband -wi ft' duo who havr ap · ACROSS 1 Bull" s-eye 7 Greek letter 10 Ceri se 13 TOil S Se nior Reserve Champion Mellayne Stout and Frosty Rej ecllon . 25 Three-toe d sloth WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESS ,SHOES SANDALS 75OJ /0 OFF :t d) ~ Mon. & Fri. til 8 P.M. Tue•., Wed, Thur. til 1 P.M. Saturday til S P.M. For insurance call "S leeping With The Radio On . .. and he had a starring role in the ABC day time drama, "One Life to Live ." They will perform Frida1 at ., :a nd 9 p.m . · The flmtl e ntPrtai nrrs ar thP : fair will be the Hub Ca ps. who : re prise th e music of the 19o0sa nd 60s . They will be on sta g!' Saturday a t I and 9 p.m 19 Calling s 20 - co ndit1 oner 2 1 The sell 22 Repeat 24 Laugh1ng LARGE GROUP 27 Tantalum symb ol 28 " Matlo ck·· star mil s 29 J - M linkup 30 Turk1c tnbesman 3 1 - F1tzgerald 32 Urge on 34 Gratu1t y 36 Harel-wood tr ee 38 Peru ·s cap1tal 39 Old French coin 40 Alternattve word 4 1 Indispensa ble 44 TV's McMahon 46 Harvest goddess 4 7 Ru ssell 10 48 G I ·s pos tott1ce 49 Sod1 um c hlonde 50 legal ma11 e r 5 1 Soak . as !Ia ~~: 53 Estrada 10 54 Struther s 10 55 Dress borders 57 No~Jelty 59 E'lcountered 60 M1ddl1ng ; pas sabl e 61 62 64 66 Phy s Tooth decay Ufl s with le11er Feel md1gnan1 31 Arab1an garment Item ol property Anc1e n1 Hebr ew fea st Cloth measu re CAAOtl IHOWOIN 68 (orner of Th1rd Awe. & S1ote St. Gollipoli•. Oh. 70 72 Phone 446 -4790 Home 44b -4518 74 77 Nothing been th P singrr on hits such a.". 73 78 Huntmg dogs 80 Fas t1d1ously tas teful 82 Female rufl 83 Newspaper STATE FARM parag rap h 85 H1nders 86 La wmakmg body INSURANCE ', rrlt • r .1'''' '''•U ',i'" " lr. mt J <~' ' ''"' " ® 87 Jog 88 Short s l~p 90 Soutt1east As1an hol1day 91 Pert aminq to Alban... ALBA~ . pag e AI) :community lf'C'turing. writing :and cons ulting · Davis. noting Alban was "a :good fri end who had thr :heritage of a mu sica l family.' ·presented fou r so ngs a nd com -mentary to det a il suc h aspects of her life as her In terests, rduca ·ttonal ca reer. relig iou s outlook :and a ffectio n for her Welsh :ancestry . · The dedicat io n came near the 'end of the Gyma nta Ga nu. A near-capacity audience in the Christensen Theatre were led in singing numerous traditi ona l songs. often In Welsh an d ·English. Conducting the Gymanfa Ganu .was Lloyd Savage of Chilli coth e. .noted lecturer. writer and expert on Welsh cullure, who enthuslas·tlcally led the audience. In addition to the group singIng, Roger Williams ol Thurman helped lead the audience, while announcements and an offering were supervised by Bess Grace . The New Har!ech Stngers •. under lite ·direction ol Oak Hill High ~hoot choral director Wilbur ¥cCorm!ck, also perlor',l;ed such Welsh favorites II All wrong way on a one way street. centers . who work In d ay -care s1, 1ti ng s, as Forfeiting bonds were Robert Taylor. Ches hi re. $110. disor · derly manner a nd Ja nette D. Norris. Racine. $53, speed. "The need Is very strong," she sa id , "and has been created, largely. by the rhanglng nat ure of the famUy st ructurP ." well as those who care tor chlldren In the home. The Earlv Chlldhood Deve lopment Progra m will inc ludP supervised .,......,................._ -~ i;~i!J~5-~?~r:\7·:·~-~, nEAVY LOAD - These heavyweight draft horses strain at the 5,000-pound load on the sled they're pulling on the pulling track at the Galli a County Junior Fair Thursday e vening. This pair. to maintain an assurf'd clear · X vr;;)y~ ·ro " As a result of the Lncrease in .• :-- which was in Its first pull with this W!'ight , belongs to Bnh Calloway of Reedsville. (Times-Sentinel photo hy G. Spencer Osborne ) di stance a hea d and fa ilure to hav e prop e r endorse:>men t . hear t Lane. Faceheart was un · able to slow his motorcycle. attempted to pass Trowbr idge on the right side. a nd st ruck her car . Facehea rt was thrown off the motorcyc le into a stop sign. mororrycle Patrick D. Pauh•.v. 2R. Scot- tow n, wa s c il,~d for no operator's license by tht' Ca llipolrs Po llee Departmf'nt . Richard McDon ald . 19 . ChP· shirr. was C'i trd for failu r e to co nt ro l and opera ting a motor vehicle whllr intox ic a1Pd by the Ga ! U pol i ~ Pot ie-r· Drpartmrnt single pa re nt homes and the growth of two-income fa milies." she said , " there is a growing demand for safe. stimul ating and healthy environments outside the home for pre-school children . "S imply put ," s he sa id. "day care centers a re needrd , arld educat ed specialist s tn child care a nd day -care ma na gers arc go ing to be tn demand. "Our progra m ts designed to traln competent workers and mana gers for the day-care indu stry:· Shoemaker added. "A m a jor thrus t of t he program will be on normal ch ildhood deve lop· ment . incl uding norma l physi ca l. emotional and S<wial No Grills Or Specials At This Price 107 Chestnut St. Henderson, W. VA. 67 S-3908 Thrllueh t11e Nleht." '' 171 5 Eastern Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio 446-1065 92 93 96 99 101 su ffi x Hawaiian wreath Int erfere Lampreys North or South Nickl au s or Palmer 104 Anglo -Sa.~~on money 105 107 108 109 11 0 Acknowledge Inlet Poem Possesses Promise to pay in1t . 11 1 Armed conflict 11 2 Unwanted plant 114 Ate 116 117 11 8 120 122 123 124 Stop N.Y time Therefore Foray Negative Heap Hypothetical force 125 Mother 12 7 Hebrew letter 129 Charactens11c 13 1 175 Surfeit 176 Pares 177 Make requital tor 178 Vessels DOWN 1 Clothesmakers 2 Babylonian abode 3 Rockhsh 4 ··-Smart" ' 5 Teutonic d eity 6 Former Russian ruler 7 AbduiiD 8 Command to dog 9 Angry 10 Harvests 11 Omelet ingredient 12 13 14 15 16 abbr 134 - ,F , G. - . 1 136 At home 137 Flap 139 Sea eagle 140 Employ 14 1 Flying mammal 142 Neon symbol 143 Pinch 14 5 Label 147 Kett ledrum s 15 1 Butter square 152 Harem roo m 153 Large b1rds 15 5 Lomb 157 Abound s 158 24 hours 159 Border on t60 Sun god 161 ' "Magnum . 163 Eagle·s nest 165 Nobleman 167 Weird Yankov1c 168 Concerning 169 Ram and hall 17 1 European ermine 172 Babylonian hero 173 Patnck Macnee TV ro le Woman ·s name Near Wager Spoken 17 Proportion 18 Branded 19 Peaks of wave s 23 Pencil rubber 26 Electrified part1cles E~~:tra 133 Old Testament . Fulfill 29 lock openers 32 Pledged 33 Hard of heanng 35 E.-:isls 36 Allowance lor 37 40 42 43 45 46 52 56 wast e liquid fu el Musica l dramas Applaud War god Sandy wa ste bclamat1on 2. 000 lbs La st six lines o f a sonnet 58 59 60 62 Waste metal Ancient Pers1an s Staid Orderly lists. schedules 63 Sola 65 Negat 1ve prehx 66 Entertain sumptuously 67 Frightened 68 Sou thern blackbird 69 Tiny amount 71 Seesaw 73 Pertaining to old age Early Childhood Development : Program may be obtai ned by cal ling the Co llege of Tec hnology : a t !6141 235-5353. or loU-free i~ , Ohio at 1·800·282-7201 extension 301 . · EXPECT ONLV THE BEST! work experience . Developed In con junctio n wi th the un iversity's Co Uege of Edu ca tion: the program wil tully acquaint stude nt s wilh the com ponent s of a n e ffec ti ve pre-schoo l curriculum. "Our program serves as a complement to, a nd is co mpat ibl e with . the ele men tary educalion program ." Shoemaker sa id . Gr aduates of Ea rly Childhood Developme nt will receivP an assoc iate of a pplied sc iencP degree. The two-yea r prog ra m leads to an Ea rly Ch ildhood Education Ce rtificat e PENTAX : ·. Tawney Studio· 424 SECOND AYE. GALLIPOLIS , OH. iiFiulrtiiihielrliiinlfoi'Ji.milaiitillo~n~o~nltltlhle•••ll!l••••••••ll" · j .!!JfJ~ ~ HOMECARE MEDICAL SUPPLY INC. EQUIPMENT- SALES- RENTALS- REPAIRS "Complete Medical Equipment For Home Use" Answer to Puzzle on Page C-2 :pea red nt thr Ma son Cou nt~· F'a ir ·o n scvc•r,JI orrasions ShP has (From Fair...------. Rio College of Technology launches~: Early Childhoo~ Development maj~r SUNDAY PUZZLER ~all! a ~dna thP from his motorcycle on SR 588 Friday Troy F ace heart. 19. wa s travel · ing northbound when th e car in front of him . driven by Vivienne Trowbridge , Ga lli polis , s lowed to make a ri ght turn onto Burke- -At the Gallia Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page- A-S- growth. Shoemaker. who ha s been a lecturer and professor of home economies al Oh io State Unlverstty . Marshall Un rverslty , Delta State Universit y rn Missi ssippi and Eastern Caroli na Universltv in North Carolina, ha s worked extensively with 1hr· Oh io Depart ment of Education and with school districts in Ohio. Kenlucky and India na . Shoemaker said I he major goal of the program is to tra in those according to a report from the Gallipolis Po lice Department. Fa ce heart wa s ci ted for failure minor injuries when was thrown IJnCP vut Meigs and Mason counties . : War ner . who was n•cnPd in Their nam e comes from No one was Injured in the crash. A Gallipolis ma n suffered mainta in an assured clear dis- By LEE ANN WELCH Times-Sentinel Staff POINT PLEASANT. W.Va . Two si ngers this a rpa cla im s as lt.s own will be app<>raring at the Mason Co unt y Fai r this week . jwst outside at Point Pleasant. • · Lionel Cartwr ig ht a nd Chervl ~ - Warner will be singing a t th e !alr. and have strong local ties -; Cartwright. the son of Glen a nd ~!teen Ca rtwright spent his early years In Mason County. a nd ht s grandmoth er. Bertha J oh nson. lives in Raci ne. The singer also jlas aound a nd cousins throug hCou nty . is the daug hter of Niday who now lives in Richmond. Va .. with the si nger and her fa mily. and the late l'erre ll Niday She marr ied pa vid W. Warner , and hi s moth er Mr s. Kalph I.J ea n 1 1\'arner , IS a res id ent of Po rn! !lteasant. ; She is a Ga llia Academ1· llt gh School gradua te and a ttended thr Jiolzer Ho sp it a l School of Nur sing . : Cartwnghl will beat th e lair on :fuesday fo r shows at 3 and 9 p.m . -warner wil l be appearing on F'riday at 1:30 a nd 7 p.m ::A lso making music a t the fa ir ~111 be the Mid South Boys. the Sweethearts of the Rodeo, Wayne tlassey and Char tv McCla in and {be Hub Ca ps · : The Mid South Boys will provide gospel mus ic enter ta in · men I for the fa ir on Wednesday a t :J and 9 p .m . The gro up record s for Morning Star Records The Sweet heart s of the Rodeo wi ll be in concert at ,1 a nd 9 p m on Thursday . The Sweetheart s are a sister duo tha t's be<' n s ingin g together all their lives. A Gallipolis Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va . RIO GRANDE- "Early Child· hood Developme nt. " one of lhe University of Rio Grande's newest two-year degree programs, Is des igned to meet the region's growing educational. social and economic need for e ffective pre-school tra ining, explained the program's lead Ins tructor. According to Yvonne B. Shoemaker. Ph.D. , the program has been developed In answer to the demand for trained workers in pre -kindergarten and day ·care Gallipolis woman cited following wreck Mason Fair features hometown August 5, 1990 75 Zod1ac s1gn 76 Perm1t 79 81 84 87 89 92 93 94 95 97 98 99 SUNSTAR SERfS GARD£N TRACTORS bailable in 16-18 & 20 H.P. Redford ID . . . . IS.Stw 101 .......... !to hpl •Awt.-tk .... dtltdlhlt lflfidt •plll4 dt.l• French ar ticle Insane - Aviv Farm 1mplemon 1 M1sptaced tr-.•'-• ......... ,......,..,.. ,. ,........ . . ..!'', II" ~ 60" • ..,. ..... "' •••• SHOWING THEIR WORK - A competitor In the Senior Showmanship contest works to set the feet of his calf Thursday. Eight contestants vied lor the honor of best showman by displaying their Cut Ba seball stat Pit cher Cover Su san - James cows and calls well and answering questions asked by the judge. (Times-Sentinel photo by Melinda Powers) .. ··-·· ""'••'· •"DtM 26" ••, ..... ,..,. .,""_,., ,. •hal ,.... ,. -~~~ ........, ...............,. 1M11 ..-fl ,.,.,. •II •ff•MtMI lecll l•r oMt ....... ,... ... . ...._.tWdlan....._.. , . . ••lly ... " ...... ·-· ....... • • .,.•• h ..........h ·oead - ,., ............ •llectrl PTO IR ............. .,,_.•• ..,., witt. "" •' ....... . . . . . .Mf lit. rllh1 •Ill SOCiety" " tOO ' "The - Couple·· ,,,......... I••• .ttodl~t~tnfl 101 Strong w1nd 10 2 Dawn goddess REEDS COUNTRY STORE 10 3 Wheel tr ack 106 Trdy 109 Healthy 1 13 Ex tr emely temble 11 5 Bond nemes1s 116 Lease 11 9 Choose 12 1 Arrow 123 Free ltcket 124 Mel ol baseball 125 Underground 4th 8o Main. Reedsville. Oh . PH 378 -6125 • HOME OXYGEN , ViHE~L CHAtAS •liOS?I TAL BEDS ' SHOWE R STOOLS • ADULT DIAPERS • UNDEAPADS (CHUXSI • BEDSIDE COMMODES • PATIENT LIFTS • LIFT CHAIR S • WALKERS • DIABETIC SUPPLIES • OS TOM¥ WE BILL MEDICARE & OTHER INSURANCE FOR YOU THIRD & PINE ST. GALLIPOLIS Toll Free - l AnD -458 6844 446-7283 workers 126 128 130 132 Beasts Cor rode First Th.ob rh ythm1 ca 11y 133 Grain 134 las ts 135 Warm ed TUKING TO REPORTERS - Little Miss G.IIUa County Erica llessinger and other Kid's Day participants were interviewed by WSAZ's 138 Sheep s cry 14 1 - Of P1gs 14 4 USim 0\1 10 146 Clutch 14 6 Encounter s 149 ·· l ett! -·· 150 Aedd 1s h-yellow New program meets regional need RIO GRANDE- The develop· mPnl of the University of Ri o 1n hue 15 1 Island of Grand e's new two-ye ar. asso · ela te degree program in Re ta il Ma nage ment Technology came In response to a perce ived nwd for the pre paration of employees for the region's growing retail business. Ot!Pred through the Co llege of Technology, the progr a m will focus o n the m a jor concerns of the retailing bu sines s, Including mar ketin g. p<>rsonnel manage- Philippines 152 River in Sibena 154 Barracuda 156 158 159 162 164 166 167 170 174 ·ron)' Cavalier and a h•levlslon t~amt.•raman at the Fairgrounds Thursday. (Times-Sentinel photo by Melinda Powers) Apportron Lady ol Sparn Palo Brooklyn ending Frsh eggs Knock Viper Co rning Co mmunit y Col lege tN . Y . 1. He ear ned his bac helor 's degree from El mira College in New York and hi s M.RA fro m th e University of Montana . The Emerson E . Evan s Co llege of Bu siness Ma na gem ent part lci pal ed In th e prog ram's deve lop· men! , and mueh of the progra m I' sa les and small bu siness man · agemenl. In addit ion. in terships will be offered through the Retail M anage m e n t T ec hnolo gy program. A survey conducted by the Col lege of Tec hnology co nfirmed the significance of the retailing Industry In the community col· lege district. reflected the co n· cerns of the region's retail firms. and pointed to the need for an es tablish ed training program in retai l management. Employed as lead ins tructor for the program is Edward J . Fitzpatrick. M.B.A.. whose re· Ia tun g exper ience includes more than 12 yea rs of working in the Indu stry for both major retailers and family operated firms . "Retailing Is one of the biggest Industries In the area." Fltzpalrick said. "Besides the educational benefits of the program , there is a great potential fo r employment in the field ." "The program Is designed to serve those currently working In the retail business. as well as new high school graduates seeking careers In the industry," he said . Fitzpatrick earned his associate's degree in business management from Alfred State Col· lege tn New York, and hlll A.A.S. degree in data processing from come fr om ex isti ng busl nf'SS coursrs . "i\s a res ult ." Fitzpatrick sa id, " th e retail in g program ha s been drslg ned to t ra nsfl' r n irP iy Into thC' bache lor 's drgrrr t rac k for those who wi s h to see k a degree beyond the assoc iate's leveL" Under New Ownership! ment, bu si ness communications. Babylon ian deity Latin conjunction con tent wil l People's Choice Video Money For Your Child's First Degree ... Without any third degree. RENT 3 MOVIES SS2S FOR GET ONE FREE! OFFER EXPIRES AUG . 14 1990 TANNING BED 12 SESSIONS S25.00 Ask About Our UnllmltiCI Tanning COMING SOON We can help. To get cash for college, come to Star Bank . You may qualify for a Stafford Loan, formerly called the Guaranteed Student Loan. You make no payments until you graduate. You may also apply for a Star Bank Visa Card and a Tellerific 24-Hour Teller card that gives you access to cash throughout the region . To get your Star Bank Student Loan Express Kit. call or stop by any Star Bank's office. •Driving Mlo• Dai oy •Blue Steel •Born on the 4th of July •Jo.- \'8. \' olrano •All DoM• Go To Heaven STAR BANK IEGIST£1 FOI VARIOUS PIIZES TO IE GIVEN AWAY NO PUIHASE NECESSAIY -IIEED 1101 BE PIESEIIT TO WIN HOURS: Monday thru Saturday 12 Noon to 10:00 p .m. Sunday 12 Noon to 9:00p.m . There's a Star within your reach. 992-5718 Star Bank, N.A., Tri .. State 99 Mill Street Middleport, Ohio �Along the River ~imes- B Jentittel Section August 5, 1990 FairNotes: 33 Years of fair coverage By LEE ANN WELCH Times-Sentinel Stall GALLIPOLIS - Well, the 1990 Ga lli a Count y Junior Fair Is almost history and It has been an exc eptio nal we ek . It' s been fun, frustr a ting a nd tiring, but wort h the effort . This is the 33rd year one member of the Ohio Valley Publishing Company fam ily ha s been photographing the fair Donald Wright has been covering 33 ol the 41 year histo ry of the Gailia County Junior Fair. That's pretty exceptiona I. T ha t was his first year with us. and he's been at the fair every year si nce . Good go ing Don! - THE ROAD IN FRONT OF OUR STORE IS FINISHED AND WE'VE HAD 3 WEEKS OF LOUSY BUSINESS! wouldn't you sa y? That's wh y t hey came back this year . F ai r board President Garry Fellure said backstage th is was probably the most fun, thebes 1tim e a( any day at th e fair. And thP pl ace was jam ~ packed . There was a good crowd at the sta g<·. anrl thP pulling track gra nd stands was full lo overflowing for the trurk an d tractor pulls. WE HAVE TO MOVE MERCHANDISE Hlt;H ABOVE THE CROWD -lip In the Ferris Wheel, falrgoers can get a good view of the grounds at lhe Gallla County Junior Fair. Maybe next yPar ? Wh<~l d o :"J OU Actually. h av ing danrPs with li ve band s at thP fairground s could bra good irtra on Friday o r Sa tu rday night s in thP summrr . •Air Conditioners •Camcorders •Radar Detectors •Home Stereos Put the band on stage and lrt thP kids dance the night away . :"low, would anybody likP to tak<' thr ball and run. :-.o to s peak ~ You·vf' got thr idea. now put legs on it . By the time thi s romP~ nut . Earl T homa s Conley wi ll ha ve perfo rmed twiC'r on tlw rna i n stagr. and th~ dPmolition rl4 •rh_ \· GOING UP IN SMOKE - The annual aero space demonstrations at the Gallia County Junior Fair went oil with a bang Wednesday a~ !H'Veral 4-H participants and futurt• technicians laum~ hed their home-built rockets on the demon statlon field at tlw fairgrounds . Shown here Is the row of rockets preparinK to he launched . (Times-Se ntinel photo by Kathryn Kelly) will br complrtr . I wonder i f evpryonr is going to a im fo r Shcn fl Dennis H. Salis bury Hr'll be dri ving thr rll'mD derby. so maybe hr' il gPI crunch e-d, scr un r hf'cl .1 nrl nrh rr wtse bumped around tor off the track t without fear of re~rcu s sion~ SIIOWMANSIIW WINNERS - Dairy, beef show results announced CALI.IP OI.I S - i{es ult s of D ~tin· ;md Brl'f shows wrr P annuun ct•d F'ridav h\" rh r Ca l l1 :.t Count\ !< x t P n ~ i o~ Dr partmt' nl · Wmrwr ~ rtf t lw llr~ in · Show Ay~hlrf' FOX RADAR DETECTORS ssas 50°/o ()rand dmmpion Wr tht•rht J!t St•rond pla<·t• Mont r, urnt 'r\ Hrnwn Sw i ~~ brand l' h:lllliJti on Hobrr ts . OFF (;rand Hobt •r 1.'-. SPt ·nnll (;ui•rn ... e.\' l'lr a Ill pion lit ., h Sixth plat'l' Senior First plan· - Do n niP Sl oni '. lk th pla<'t' S••rond plai"t' H .! IL ll l l lll S ho wman ... hip .rr . Fir~l pbu·1· l {t •t It ' C.r r nr ic hr ·l St•rond place H .l IL11 11HI Third plat·t· Hl'l ll l{uht'l h . Fourth plan· .- \o~l t J il S l 11l1t Fifth plat ·t· 1-. rin l>t ' t·l Filth pi au Char l e s Mon tg omPr.Y Sixth plat·P Erir Sau nder s. (~rand Ptt"il Shownman~hip First plan Don ;.!ld ~orman . Sl'l'ond plac·p Rr•n p c Carmichel Ht •tit M til ' Fourth plat 't' ~<an r_v \ " ;~nt ·r, Fifth plal'i' T r :t\ ·i!-, Fi.o., hr>r FP1'd4•r Call Fir .. l plal'l' .l.t o...rm J) un l.t p S!'I'OtHI plat 'l' l. l "d \ .() llb(l rn Third ,,la1'f' S.t nrlr.t Clonc h Fourth pliH"I' Hollh_\· ll ur lo\~ Fifth plat'!' .l a ... on Hutlt •r Sixth pla n C;IIHI.\ Brumfwld nair,\' HPd h•t•th•r First plal "l' Sco ll l.t ·,lr St·cnnd plan Third platT Herelord (;rand t"hampiun <.:.u..,\ r ; r rt •n IC ' (' St•t ·o nd 11lan· ~ . t r k \• 'a l Third pla1 ·t• \ll ;tl !tl('w ~ c a l f'"ourth plar•• Chrr . ., P n•..., lnn Fifth plan · .I.J o,on Hurl••r c·hampion Crisr·nlwn Sp(· ond plact' ("rhPrrbPr_ v Third pla( · p : Light Horse Production Reserve Champion Amanda Wickline. AIR TEMP AIR CONDIONERS $279 95 .. SERVING GALLIPOLIS FOR OVER 20 YEARS" 446-4517 01 446-7390 Draft Production Nell Watson. Draft Champion Nell Watson Senora. l.r ~ liC' ,\m\ Limousint· .l am ir' Cr:Jham :\Tainf' a njou .Ju <.i !in F;Jil on P11L1«•d Hc•rford Fir'l plan • Ti m Sl orw S••t ·•rrrd plal'l' 1\t'\"i ll M .t r lrn Third plat '!' 111 •1h \\".t l lo: f·r Shorthorn Fir:-.1 plar'l' l\1j <.,o..;j , . S:llldt ' l'!-, St•t·urHl pl iH'4' T nmm ·. S; rnck r Third pla1 ·t· \ 1:t11h t· v. .>..; c~n d r·r .., Ft~urth r•lat ·1· SinHJH'nlal St;tn S.tndt ·r " S~t :-. h . t S tlri'<l' l .- \ngu ... AND UP! il L rsa \ "r tllburn Chianina (;rand drampion M ;rl Tolf' r . ~P i · nnd plat't' - MJ rk ~ P a l. $399°0 435 UPPER RIVER RD. • GALLIPOLIS, OH. l'hampion T 1"0\ l)UIH'i trl ;rnd r Junl,tp ( "omnwrt ·ial l'ir:-.1 lllan· M ;tll 'l"o](•r Spnmd tJiart• T odd Hn . 1n t Third r1lan· .l. rm u· Lr. rh. 1111 Fourlh plan • (;rq..: ( ;Jt '1'1llt·l · Fif1h plan· S ("t tll l .f',tl horses are selecred at 1990 Gallia County Junior Fair HOME STEREOS STARnNG AT C'haroh1i... (;rand S1·t·ond r•lat·•• Ti ff an .\ WP!hror holt . Third llian• ( "hrl :-. I ' r P~ I n n Fourt.h place - Amy M U\ s. .\1 as_., ,., .. The fair Is to show lhr talents of GalUa County youths, and the clothing projeds are only a small pari of the overall fair . (Trihun•• photo by Le•• Ann Welch) r-:iki Mills . ~huwmanship Third plat•t• Normiln Third r•IOII ' f' T! ,l \ l'-o 1-'!:-.h t•J. llolslt'in (;rand 4·hampion Ca rm i1 ll ;u•l Sf•l·ond plat 't' ll i' IIJ \"l rlh ,J(·r....l' ,\ ' Grand I" ham pion BACKSTAGE PREPARATIONS - ,Junior Falrboard member Amy Bennett, ldt, looked ovtr fOPY and prepared for the 4-H fa.l!ihion show Tue•day night at the Gallla County ,Junior Fair. Rochelle Browning, 1990's Miss GaiUa County; Usa Jo VoUborn, Greg Gremh••• and Justin Fallon. (Times-Sentinel photo hy G. Spencer Oshornr) Th ese young pt>oplt• Wf'rt• narnl'd lw r f showm1mship wlnnt•rs at Thursday night's Paradt> of Champions ut lht• (iaiUa Count.v ,Junior Fair. Shown arP (1... -R ) Thursda~r 's 26" COLOR CONSOLES Times-Sentinel reporter Me linda Powers took a ride on the wheel to get this photograph . say fair boa rd. a good draw for a noth er Frida y night. OUR WAREHOUSE IS FULL OF: •TV'S •VCR'S •CB'S •Car Stereos Well, did you enjoy .Jus t Another Band? At least two dozen young girls did . Did you see them ln front of the stage dancing, and on th e stage doing the "Hillbilly Rock?" And hey, Cindy Graham. did you enjoy the serenade? Hrv, Dr . have fun Gordon Am sbary sitting in the front singing along with the band ? Do ~ wah didd y dldd y d u m dlddy do' Kind of a good times ba nd , �Page- 8-2 -Sunday Times- Sentinel P011l81QV-Middl...,..... G ·-I August 5. 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Senior schedule set ' ' -..,... . -~~ . from 1 to 3 p.m . T hursday- Bible Sl ud .v. 10:41 a.m and Herb class, I ::Ill p .m . Menw; consist of; Monday- Porkettes, bullcred pclatoes. cabbage, bread and cho rus, 1 p .m . peaches . Tuesdav - Birt hd ay pa rty picnic at Melnt yre Park . 10:30 a.m . to 2 p.m. Wednesday Armc h air Tra,·el 1A l as ka 1. II a.m.: (;arden Club. 1 p.m. and cards Tuesday- Oven fr ied chic ken . potato sal ad . baked beans. rolls. fruit and cake. Wednesday- Ham and beans wlth onions, chef:".'H' cube nr ''... boiled egg, garden salad. corn· bread and pears . Thursday - Piminelo chc<'se sa ndwhlch. noodles with toma to sauce. peas and carr ots, bread a nd frui t cup wlth mandarlan ' RAC INE - A mPPI ing for pa rrnt s of stude nts who will entering the Sout hern Loca l School Distr ict kind ergarten will be held at 7 p.m. Mondav in the high school cafeter ia . Birth cer tifiratPs and immuniz ation n•cords are req ui rrd for those not aI rea d)' enrolled. MORE GRAND ('HAM PIONS- Taking thetop 'pot in thpir respPtlivt• r~ ah·~uries in l'lothing judging Friday night at thP Ponwroy ~lunidpal Building were, left to right, lll'allwr W•·ll. luunging dothes; Anita Cal away , !<i ports l'lothes; Sherri WoHe with Terri WoHe. sewing lor others; Sarah Frydman, clothes for middle school; BIIU Bentley, lopping your outfit; and .Jami•• Drake. adventures in clothing. ora nges. Friday - Hamburgers. I ai or tots. sli ced tomatoes. onions and chiffon je llo. Make reservat io ns by calli ng 446·7000 before 9 a m tlu •d ay yo u wish loa !lend. By BOB HOEFLI('JI Eden on the River, the hi stori cal musical presented each summer on B 1en n erhasset Isl and opened thi s weekend for its summer run. The pre sen Ia· 1ion ha s been quit e SUC.'CPSSfuJ uvpr past summPrs and this yPar lhr~c loc al residen ts ha vp roll's. They are Anme Chapman ..Julir· Buck and Jimmy Stewart ..~nnir and Jimmy have bpen in prPvious productions so it's probably a bit of old hal with I hem, but th is is .Julie"s fir st outing 11nd she's enjo yin g every minutP of the long rehearsa ls invol,· ed 1n getting the show staged .. 1 DRESS-UP GR!\ND CH!\MPIONS - five 4-H m embt•rs w~re Municipal Building. From the left they are Debbie Brooks, dress-up outfit; Beth Clark, coals and jatkets, Susan Wolf, dr('ssing for th(• joh, Tara Clark, clothes lor high st' hool and lu•yond, and 'l'h esc selected as grand champion' on their clothing projects at Friday night's annual style show held at the l'omeroy I Kelly Gruesr-r, joyful jlmlJK'r. Watercolor workshop planned _ _ _ _ _ __ <;AL LIPOLIS For !host' inte rrs!f'd in watPrcnlor. don "! miss a workshop with Polly Trumborr . ThP workshop starts Aug. 14 from i Ia 9 p.m . and cont inul'S Aug. 2:) from 9 a.m. to.J p.m with ;..~ brPak for a sprc ial gourm e t lun ch. Rt;SERVE (11 ,.\~I'IONS - Mll•r rnml•·lin~ in Trumbort' co mes to the Frf'n r h Art Co lony from Ash land. 1\)' and is one of thf' most \'ibrant. rxpl'rirncpd and rrspec trd W i.l tr r co lori st in thr Ohio Ri vPr \'al lPy ShP has taught numl'rous wor ksh ops in the, tri-statr arf'a incl uding the Appalach ia n i\r tis t" s A ssoc iation and Po r ts · mouth Art League . She bt:gan a painting carf'er in Pr nnsy lva nia in 19:')4 whprp she s tudlPd undPr Jan Cro uch . ShP furthered her studies al the Huntingto n Gal lrr irs and brgan pa lnl!ng ou tdoors with a v.· a trrro · l or group termed ··The Ashland School of Watrrcolor ." UndPr private instru ct ion shP worked with J im Gray. Caitlin bu rg, Tenn .: .lim Scoll. Ga llipo lis: .John Pellow, New Mexico ~~nd Wisco ns i n ; Ton y Va n Has · sel l . F' l orid a and New Hamp· s_hin_ ·: a_nd_rau_l B_ rad_f ord_. o_hio. ,.\d"m llolfe. sewing for others; Misslllieutzllng, s purts dutht•s , .:u·th:p; Crystal Smith, elothing t·omplemrnt~ ; Ut~nl~t' Shenefield, sports dottws. tiH ' annual -l- H ~ty l t> show Frida,\' niKht at tht• Ponwro~· Municipal Building, lhi·st• g irl~ wt·n· for n•st-nt> l"harnpiun <H\·ard"i in tht•ir \ariuu.., j'alt'gorirs. Th~ ·y an• from Olj' ldt , Erin Smilh , jn ,V flll jumper; Meli."isa llt' lllfJSj 'Y and ~dl' dt'd spe-ctator; 1\nna \\'otf. lounging clothrs: and My<·a tlaynf'!»i, and M)Ta llaynrs, toppin~ _you r outfit . Trumbo rr ha :-. lr<t\"!'l l'd ilnd <.tward s and ha" bf'(·n im·ul\·pd in num Prou s a rt -; huws in til(• painted Pxtrnsi\·Plv from 1-L:~wai i to Franc( '. Shr ha s won mam· tri statr an·a . SCHOOL DAYS, SAVINGS DAYS. .... ~· AIR CROSS TRAINER LOW -. ~ ' "" .', it_ "• ' •Men's •Women's •Children 's ' ' ··" ,.....)j A R S'I'YLE SHOW RESERVE CHAMPIONS Meredith Crow in joyful jumper, Nicola Pickens and Michelle Laughery . clothes lor high school, Elizabeth Downie, dres s up outfit, and Ruby Burke, dressing for the job, were as - selected . reservt• ~ hampions in th{'ir respectivr projN·t categories. They w<•n• among about 60 4, 11 clnh members who modeled in Friday night '-.; annual f-H style show held al llu• Pomeroy ~unieipal Building. Page Julie. ma ny of you will w member, as the solo toe dancer in !h e last couple of fall musicals presen led by 1he Big Bend M i nstrPl Assnciiltion. She's th£' dau ghter of Bob and Debi Buck. Members of the Eastern AI · hletic BoostPrs arp getti ng prepared lo r operatmg tne1r tood sl and at the Meigs County Fair. The:--' <HC' in nel'd of o wood or rnt' tal upright storagecabtn et for use at lhc food stand . Anyone t1aving onr they would donate or loan to the group Is asked to ca ll 'WI -1603 . 6oi ·6269 or 9R54266. PrucPPrls from the boosters' co un ty fair stand go towards thr major project of providing lhou sa nds of dollar s so that extra cu rr icu lar s port s programs ran tw ca rriPd on the in F.astPrn Local School Dist ri ct. Charles and Leona Karr will ma rk their 65th weddi ng anniv er sary on Sept. 6 Th e Karrs have been al thei r hOITII' bu t l"l'l'l'ntly Mr. Karr was tJkPn to VPtrrans MPmoriill llospilal fo llowi ng a heart al · ta ck. He' s doing well but i s staving in the Skilled Care Nurs ing F'ac ili ty of th e hospital. Mr s. K arr Is sc he-duled to enter I ht' faei lit ~· i n a co up le of weeks so thai' s appa rentl y where they w1 l l tw whrn thl' ann ivrrsary date roll s aro und Thr·ir daughll'r. Polly Mal thf'\'-' S of B irmingha m . /\ Ia., ha s brcn hrrP frequcn1ly over the pa st few weeks to lrnd a helping hand to v<.~rio us prob le ms as they ansc' . Shadyside rrrrivrd a grPill dea l of pub lici ty during the rec<'nl flood ing probab ly becau se thPr f' wrrr f atalit irs involvrd . Howevt' r. Dillon va le was not mrnt ionC"d too often . Dillonval e also flooded barll .v. but for tunatr ly no livE's wert' lost . Bob and Donna Byer have a fn end in Dt llonva le and drovr up recently to S['{' how things we're going . Bub comments that hr can't believe the posit ive attitude thai exist among th e neighbors on I he street where his friend live. All of the ne ighbor s were working toget her to restore homes- one house at a lime- on the street The enUrr first floor of the friend ' s homr was washrd out and th ere b no insu rance . Howev t•r, Bob says h1 s frirnd i,-, very positivP and S( ·Pks no help beyond h is nf'i ghborhood to han die h is prob l em~ . ThP homr was on ly recr n1l v imprO\"I'd and redeco r ated - just bf'fOn' th r flood . II must b t· hard And from Ar l ington. Va .. comes th P <i n no unremPnt of tlli' birth of a son from Debi Tuckt>r and Tom Rail, formerly of Middleport. The baby, sLx pound s. two ounrPs, was born on May 14 at lheGeorge Washington University Hospital in Washing ion. D. C. and has been namf'd Rrady Tucker Rail. If you plan to be an Pxh ibit nr at th e Meigs County Fair. I his is lh•· week t ha t you wil l ·register o t forever ho ld vour peace . Cl osing l ime fo r all oprn cia ." Pnl riPs wi ll hi' a t ~p . m . F'rida\·. You regi ster .v our r n triPs al tht ' secrPtary·s offic r loc atrd un thl ' Rock Spring :-; F airgr ounds <:~nd l hr of flc<' will be op<·n on boih T hursday and Frida~· this H'rPk from 1() a rn . to ·1 p.m Clrri cetl help will l>e on hand bu t al l rx hibit ors ar(' rrquirf'd 10 dPt rr minr l or t hrmselvf's 1n whtJt c lass or c lassPS thry will br entering and exh ibit ors must fill out thr lr own rnrry blanks The Fa i r Boa rd will hold i ts fina l mePting on Mon dJ .v bf'for f' the 1990evenl II l akes a hr-apot work to get the fatr Ia I his po tnl Hea th er Fin law. daughter ol Dl'bbir and StrvP F'inlaw. ha s · rom piP1ed hrr fr l'Shman \'P<:H at thr Shdwnf'r Stdtf' Cntversil\ and received a congratulatory leiter from A . L. Addington. Provost. Heather camf' through with a 3.85 grL~dP po int <.~VPr a ge for thz sprin g qu arh' r and was, of course . namrd to tht•dea n's list Bestdrs being <Jn PX<"e llPnt stu drnt. Heather Wd~ involvPd in choir. show choir and thr atPI during hC'r f i r st .V{' rJr at Shawnf'r State Kuwa it i.s invadPd and two da.\ s laiN gasol inf' priePs inere as£> across the co untry . Another rxa mpk' of American ingenuit y, no doubt. Do keep smiling See Our Complt>te Line of Diamonds! Tawney Jewelers 422 SECOND AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OH. VALUE tiTif Furniture Clothing projects J'udge d_______ lly 1'11..\RI.E:\E IIOEt'LI<"II Timt'!>!· Sentim•l Staff 1'( 1:\11- 'HOY - Annqunc( 'tlWn! of gra nrl .1nrl rf'S('r\t' (" t\arnpiun .~ in rln !l11ng projl'l' h hi )2 hll g lltt •d thr .tnnual slvlt• ..,)1,,,, .., ,,l ,l!f' d Frid el' night d! tht · f li Jrl l t'! ll\ ~1un 1r1p.d Bu ildmg "'\"ogLw .,\ F.:.t '-hiiJrl Stcl !t' rnt'n l · · w ;1.:.. th t· thcmt · r1! 1hl · "tHJ\1 wh w h ff•t~ 1un·d -;;wg t · (j,, 1•r . t llilll'ln n~·o n l'o\or.., dr·pH l ing Lt ... hlon m ;tgJ tl rH' :-. ~1 o n · lhdn ~ ~ ~ I II rn t miX'r ~ mudt•lf'd ~·. t~r nwnl .., ran gi ng f r om "l ~>t·p •.,t ' , lf !tJ !llr m ;JI attirt' Cin(l\ () ] i\ '1'1'1, \l1 1L:" l · r J U!l !~ I-:xlr ' n..,in n dgtT. l . . tnd f 'in(!\ Pitn ·1 .wtlvltli' " ,~.., ..,_.., l,ln'. n:1r rd! J•d thl' :-. huv. v.l-. 11 h 1 J!WludPcl with " LJ shlon -. td 1+'flH·n h·· frmn J<ldi·l Bt'f'rma n ~k m bt•r.., •d tht • \'1~1(! l\1(•ig:-, C"ri!Jrll\ F, J-. h iOil !\(1: 1r d. l't •llfl \ :\t 11\ o·r [JdJhll ' H1 00 k '-'. Huh_ \ Hurl\ 1. 1:1u. tlwll1 [)ownit ·. Fnn \nlllh. l><'hr a Frnsl. Sarah Fr .\l lrnt~n \lH 'ht ·l lt • l .;tughpn·. a nd lt ·n nlkl ,\ 1,11 d modriN! ;t wide· rangt · 11 1 l t 'dll _ \ to- wear fr nm lhf' :\ th 1 · n~ , for ,. In till' ,.,.if'IIJ U'-o projt'('\ 1 ,tlt•g(, r iC'~ . thr ch<.tmpion!:. .+rH! Tho ... (' recei\'i ng htJnorablP mt ·nrin n. :ts we ll as tJ!ht·r i · H nwmht'r" m od£' l! ng c :r 11 hin ,~; pnr j('t'h ',\· !'n' as follnw~ J oyful .lum prr · k1 ·llt·\ Grupsrr. gr and c hampi on. Mt ·n' d it h Crow. n ·..,Prvr r hJm p 1on. Erin Smith and f' 1 v<.;tal Vau~han , hono rablf' mt ·ntlo n Chr is ty Drak r· .Jwm il' ~ : rw 1 n . Ginger Ho lcomb. Doroth.' Leil hell. Sa rah Lodwi ck . Toppin g Your Ou tfit : fltllt :: Bentley, grand champion: :\'he" Hayn es. rC'sP rvP r hamp ion .'-: Hr · · bekah Karr, Jrnn i fr-r Mora . <Jnd I .I)(Jilging ( " ln1ht·~ Hr•ath1•r Wt·ll. g1 .Jnd chilmpinn. Anna \\'()11. l"t'.-,('1"\'t' l'tlcllnp!Un: .:.tnd t\l'ikt·r . ['( •Jln\· ll (lllOI "abiP til '.\' . Kl'lJ:--· Crursrr. He Jthn 11"<•11. AnnJ Wu~. Dl' bhl f' Rrook .s. Fliza))r th Oovmlr. and .Jami(' l )r cJk(' . [)(•bbie Brook s \Vas nomi na l<•d for the Slate Fashion 11oar cl with Mvca Ilanes as hi'! altrrnali' mt·Jt l ion ( 'll; Jh ;wd .Jackl'h : Brth Clark. gr .HHI c ll ,Hllpio n [)rt '\0., l ' p Oulifl I na _ \ "W('Otr I J)t •hhi( ' Hruob. _ g ra nd chJm IJI IJ!l. l<I JJ,dX'Ih Dow nP, rps('l"\"t' You. ,tnd ,\ngi f' Donuhut ·. hlt llOr<tl)ll' m ent io n !Jn ·s~ l ' p rlutift r l-'o rma lf Tc~mm\ :vli l lt'l'. rP S PI"\"t ' c · ho~ mp10n . ("harnpion SjX'(' tator An gr·.tnd champion. [J (•Jl!S t' Sht'ndil'ld. rP .' H·n· t · t"tt ;Jmpwn . :VLtl.\' t; r· up;...pr, Me ~po rto., (' [(llht>;-,. ir;~ (",Jl. !W il\. For Making 011r Opening Such A H11ge Succes.r. lh :-.il \t·ut;ling. lwnorahlc mPn tion · Su'>ll' FLlTll' is. DPhra F11s1 . ( 'inrh Hnll'>h . <'r_\~l<tl Smith. \ "ll' ki \\'a r rtt'r. dJid BubhiP Whitt ·. ( 'lu ltH ''> 14 !1 ll igh School and l ~~ · \o nd T .tr.t ("!J rk. _gra nd 1 tl.tlllplnn . \whola PkkPns a nd \. l lz· JH · ll ~ · ! .,1u g hNI \·, rf' Sf'l'\'f' I l11r ()tllf'J .c. . uould life to t1t) ' THANKS to ,t!/ of 1111r 1·u iiiL'd ot.r/rJJI!t'l'.t u·ho made o11r ojlcJI/1/g 111 li 'OIIde'l/11/. Slll'rri . Swl'aringf' n . Ad \ r n turcs rn Clo th ing : .f <llllit• : Drake. grand champion: Pam · ela [\;('ece. rrs£'rve chamvinn · : Andrea Neu tzl in g. hon or a bh· mention: 11ikki Rarringer .. Jo.Jo :· Coram. Tricia Davis . Chr·nl : Jewr ll. .I ulie Nakao. :\'li s.s1 .: Reev<·.s. Tabitha Swearingen Spo1h r lolhes. Activ• •: : Healh, •r Wrll. grand champio n. : and M1·li s" <~ Neut lz! ng, rcserV(' · c hampiu n · Cloth ing <omplem••nt s: Crys· tal Smith. reserve champ ion : .: Pamela NrC' ce , honnrab lf' ; mention. Clothes for Middle Sc hool : Sarah Frydman. grand cham : pion; Erlli Smith, reserve cham · · pion ; and Melissa Clifford. ho· : nora ble mention. Dressing for the Job: Susan Wolf. gra nd champion; Rubv · Burke, reserve champion . Our Price Our priCil IJ.BB yd. $1.79 yd H'ILOHHET 7<wide Our price sse yd. t5c irdl SALE SALE SALE SALE $1 yd. $1 yd. 10 for $1 2 yds. for •1 \\.() lft• f!JI c nu-, ln. Trrri WolfP . h l.tnd t·h.nnpiun :\klis~a DPmp· Stop br "' '.\" fur brothPr, ,\darn WoUc. n •, (·n·f· champion. Anita Ca l<:l w tJ\' for sis tf'r . J a nrt C cllow~ly, .t nd Angli' Dnn nh ur for cous i n. .I(Jd _ v [)nr]()lllH'. honurabiP mf'n til!ll~ . \ll,tr ~ · <;ruP ~ er for sistf'r. ~kli ssa t ;r uPs<' r : Erin Smit h for nt •Jghbor . K o.HiP [\·ans . ancl hris 1i Warnrr for sis tf'r. CPo r [.! ana Koblt•nt; Tw(']vp lJf ttll' -I ~ H·Pr s tu pa r tiripa1P in Oh1o Sta1P F<iir t·u mpetition wPrc announ cf'd at thr ronrlu ..;.io n of thr stylf' show T hPY' arP Shprri Wolff'. Tara <'lark. Susan ll'otl . Sarah Fryd man . Anita C'aL1wa;v·. Bi lli l·k n c~lld ree o11r 11 e11 L'Xcttmg WONDER- UHD£R"' Fualltoaoltweb Our pr;c. SUlllyd POSH POLYESTER SOUDS Our price SYMPHONY Our price $2 99 yd. $2 99 yd. .111d merch,wdi1c. .Ml' PRARIE conOH SHEETING Our price $3.29yd. SALE SALE SALE SALE 3 yds. for *2 $2 yd. $2 yd. $2 yd. CONE· THRU.D HOLD£R PI.AST1C HANDLE SCISSORS FRAY CHECK"' Our price $3.99 Our price COATS & CI.ARK 135YARD THREAD St.n Our price LA FA Y l TlT ~111 I I • <;1 :\ 111'01 1\ l I(J - ! ,r· .Jamir Williamson. honorablr• mention: K;.1thv RPrn cnd. Laurit' Blan ke ns hip . Martie Holll'r. Hollv M i lhoian. Lilian Nakao. Am\· Smi t h. and Tabith a l6"and 38" 18" RIB TRIM POTPOURRI conOH Poly/cotmn MUSLIN 0\Jr pr;c. Ill- 1.1'1 L' tlc\lnj) ill rl '> \ t•w1n g FABRIC The Paper Doll Dress Shoppe 701 ~ ND AVL - CA I. I.II'OI.IS /j i 6 09(,(, 10"X 13" PI.AST1C You asked for LA DIES SIZES 18 thru 24 Now we have them/ Our price 51 .48 SO. eo. SALE SALE SALE $1 $1 2for •1 DMC«> FlOSS CANVAS All 372 ooloro Assorted cclor&. 0\Jr pllce 33Coa. PALMER MINI PAINT POTS 5 color usortmenll 0\Jr price' 0\Jr pr;c. 33coo. $1.29 PAINT BRUSHES Set ol12 Our pr;c. St .29 M1 SALE SALE SALE SALE 4for•1 4tor •1 •1 SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING CENTER GALLIPOLIS, OH. 446-7576 C tD;o Fabri·Centers of Amer1ca, Inc • PAY ONLY $30 A MONTHI 'Mit---- 3-PC . TRANSITIONAL LIVING ROOM upholstered In Antron® nylon velvet fabric. Padded arm rests and plush pub backs. Rev. seat cushions. Compa!'ll $999.95 . B-3 Eden on the River ... Beat of the Bend GALLIPOLIS- Activities and menus for the week of Aug. 6-10, at lht• Senior Citizens Center, 220 Jackson PikP will be as follows: Monday - Short subjects 1au · tomobile firslt 11 a.m. and Parent.r' meeting ~ TrmB& Smtinel ssga ALL 3PIECES SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING CENTER SAVE BIG DURIN(,;, THIS SPECIAL E~ENT! Beside Dale's Smorgasbord Gallipolis, OH. �Page-B-4-Sunday Times-Sentinel August 5, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W.Va. Area band opening for Wariner -Anniversaries-- POMEROY- A musical ~roup with a rathc•r unusual namE'. "Bin Takin" ha s a repertoire which include.-.; music for ju st about PvPry ta s te. The five rnPmbers of the band are lookin~ forward to opening for country s tar Sieve Warlner a t the Ohio River Fes tiv al in Ravenswood next Frldav The music of "Bin Takin" scans the spectrum from cu rTr• nt popul tn music to bO's and 70's roek a nd roll to rountr.v. The band is made up of .Jtm Hinzman of Ravenswood on bass. John Kirk. Ravenswood. on kev boards, Phil Simons, also of Ravenswood on lead g uita r, Van .Johnson of Racine on keyboards and guitar and Fred Sizemorp of New Martinsville on drum s Ravenswood's Kevin McManus -., . ~- '···- ·· is the so und rngineer for thr HOLMES ~NNIVERSARY- The 32nd wedding anniversary ol Stewart and Loretta Hobnes ol Patriot will be observed Aug. 5 with their family, Lloyd and Diana Smith and soil•. Gloria Hobnes and sun, and Hehbie Holmes and daughters. New testing programs to begin at Holzer Clinic BliRDELL AJ'o.'D DOROTHY DARST RIFF. Rifes to reaffirm CALLIPOI.IS- llurdcll IUfP. c,on of F'lo.v d and Ina Limle,\" Rite and lJorothy Da rst Rife and rlaughler of lh!' 1\e\ . B.J. Darst and Grr tif' 'A:ard Darst. wrrf' married Aug . t'. t~m at Ches htre. GALLIPOLIS - Holler Clin 1c ·s Gastroentf'ro\ogist, Mark r. Chri s topher. M D . is now pPr t)OWJ forming two nPw diagnostic procPdurPs dcaling with prob lem~ of thP dig('sti\P tracl. Thr fi rst is ro.;pop ha gPa l ma nomrtrv Thi~ is d simpletf'st for diagnosi . , of swallowi ng di s· ordpr s and problf'ms rrlated to hia tal hPrni a TilP othrr nrw procedurP i s rndosroptc rPtrogradP annivPrsar.\ a :-- n·quP:-tPd b\' thPir daughter. (;]('nne! L Low mas tPr. and grandsons. Paul and Stppht· n. w1th th1~ rf'nPV.' ing of wedding \'OWS at 1. :mp.m with a rPcrption following at thl• Church of Chirst in !{ idgf'\\'a\', Ohio. on Aug . IR rho I a ng i G· panrrea tography 1 ERCPI ERCP is utilized to diagnose gallbladdP r problems and pancreatic disordrrs which arr normaJI~· not pickrd up b.\' ro n\'(' ntional ultr<L..,ound and ( 'T scans Thrse trsto.; involvr lit!IPphysl cal discomfort and arr performt'd on a n outpatient. office visit bt:t.'iis at the Cl inic. Prior to Dr \hrhtophrr offering these prnr Pdurrs. arra residents had to trave l 10 Co lumbu s or farther to obtain lhP mf'dical servicrs · .Gas troentrrology, or the diagno · sis and trra1ment of digf'~tivf' disorders. is onr of thr various subspecia lli cs within Ho lzPr Clinic's Department of Internal MPdicinP. llnrl is onr of 1hf' 22 rnedlral sprrla lti es reprrsented f:ll thP Cl inic. Tests, such a s t:I\CP and manometry, enable· lhP doctor to dtagnose problem si tuatiOns at an ear ly stagr so that treatment is simp ler, eas ier and more e ffect ivf' . For scheduling an appoint · men I. ca ll the cltnic a t 446·51Jl. ~ . • '*'n • . :, .... ~ . ADOPT A PET Fifth anniversary GALLIPOLIS - Llovd and Diana Smith of AddiS<ln will be celebrating th e tr fifth wedding annivrrsan· Au g ~J He Is rmp loypd v.n t h Sourhern to be noted ~11lU\I'\\'! fP hi)\ ' <, Hidzi scheduled CHESTER Mr, ,loa n Tewksbary. fl :\ . . Metgs Countv Tuberculosis !\u rse. will he con dueling a communi ty tuberc ulin skin testing c llntc at the C'h cstrr Fire Station on Mondav from ·I 111 to 6:30p.m . This evening clinic ts for person who are assisting thei r organizations in a food booth at the Meigs County Fair All area residents are urged to tak<' advantage of this free servict•. Children who are entering kindergarten or Head Star! ma)· also receive lhl'lr req uired s kin test at this lime. For further lntormallon , call 992 ~3722. Tewksbary will be giving skin tests to employees of the Mergs Local School District on Monday and Tuesday from R: 30 to 11:10 a.m. These tests will be given a I hPr office In the mull! purpose health building on Mulberry Heights. TheSe are the only limes she will give these test s as a group. If there are some people who will be unable to have• th e tests at thP above stated times. th<·y should call Mrs. Tewksbary at 992:1722 to arrange another limP for them to come In lor the test. Picnic postponed MEIGS_The picnic of the pas r matrons of the Order of IhP Eastern Star has been postponPd from Tuesday until Sept. 4. cl!ld mnthr•r HoluH· ~ llf 1WU and Ban'tla 742-2170 ( ' i 111<11! l Ohio Coal Cornpan '. dnd .;,h r is <J TB clinics MEIGS COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY CALL BEY HEARING AIDS We have purchased the entire stock of new BTE Aids from a dispenser no longer in business and we'll fit and sell them at 1/3 off regular price. There ore only 12 remaining, with a full one year warranty. Make your appointment to see if this is the right thing for you. CALL TODAY DILES HEARING CENTER 1-800-237-7716 ATHENS, OHIO (614) 594-3571 326 W. UNION ST. Family Planning It Makes Sense... Confidential Services: Birth Control V.D. Sreening Cancer Screening Pregnancy Testing Sliding fee sale. No one refused High scorer GALLIPOLIS - The highest scoring co ntl'SI horsr in thf· Gallia County Junior Fa ir com· petition was own('d by Brian Hunt. Hunt was unavailablr for a photograph th e day of thecompP to a show filion, according source ATTENTION! TO ALL BEY GARRETT'S CUSTOMERS: She is now working at The Top Shelf, behind Foodlond on Jackson Pike. 446-97 53 RICE'S OUT DISCOUNTS THE DISCOUNTERS New Early American Liv. Rm. Suite $1999 5 lug. Retail SAVE I] 50 5 PC. DINETTE SET "'II''"*"' , .... 31>148160, w/Mylwds.. badcs & wI (fSf•s & swivel bawl! $ '.- Or. MARK CHRISTOPHER KUHN-COON REUNION Will Be Held on August 19 at the Late Charles N. Kuhn's Farm on fairfield-Centenary Road. Relatives and Friends are Welcome . Covered Dishes Welcomed. Dinner Will Be At 12:00 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDrTI0:-1 FOR Farmers Bank and Savings Company ol Pomeroy, Ohio And Foreign and Domestic Subsidiaries, at the close ol business June 30, 1990, a stale banking Institution organized and operating under the bank~ lng laws ollhls stale and a member ol the Federal Reserve System. Published In a<:cordance with a call made by the Slate Banking Authority and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this District. Slah• Bank No. 1050X Federal Reserve District No. 4 ~SSETS Cash and balances du e from dPposltory i nstltu1lon s· a. Nonlnterest-bearl ng balancps find currency nnd coin 2.I«J ,1J0U !K1 .. .. .:liKI, 000.00 . . .21.999 .I)()( UK! b. lnteresl·bear lng balances .. . Secur lt les ........... ............. ...... .... .... Federal fund s sold & sPc uritles purchased undPr agrPPrnPnts to resell In domestic offices of !he bank & of It s Edge & Agreement subsidiaries. & In IFB " . . .. . .. .. ... .... .. .. ...... I, 775, (){). 00 Federal fund sold ............. .. ........ . Loans and lease financing receivables Loans and leases . net of unearned Income . . . .14. 565.IJOU 00 . . . 246,000 (){) LESS: Allowance for loa n and lease losses. Loans and leases. net of unearned In come. allowance, and reserve....... ... . .. .... .... 34,319,()()().00 Premises and fixed assets !Including caplla ll zed leases! ... . 1,030,()()().00 Other real estate owned... . .. .. .. . . .... 8.000.00 Intangible assets .... .. ....... .. . . .... .. .. .. . ...... .. 80,()()().00 Othl'r assets . ... .... ... .... .. .... .. .. . ....... . ........ ...... 836,000.00 Total assets .. . . .... ... . .. .. ..... .. .. . . . ... .. . . . .... ...... ...... ...... 62,677,000.00 Total assets and losses deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C'. IR23(jl . .... 62.677,000.00 LIABILITIES Deposits: .. .. ... ........ ..... .. 57,065.000.!KI a. In domestic offices.... .. ........ .... ... ..... .. . . (I) Nonlnterest· bearing'.. . ... .. .. 5,636,000. 00 121 lnterest·bearlng ......... .. ..... . .. . . . .... .51.429,000.00 Other ll abtlltles ............. .... ... .. .. . ... ...... .. . .. ... ... ... ..... .. . ....... 539,000.00 Total ll a bllit les ............. ... ..... .. ........... .. .............. ... ... ....... ......... .. ... 57,604,000.00 EQliiTY CAPITAL Common stock I No. nf Shares A. Authorized . ... ........ 200,000) B. Outstanding.. .. . . . 100,0001 ........... 500,000.00 Surplus ........ ,............................... .. ..... ........................................... 1.000, 000.00 Undivided profits and capital reserves .... ...... .................................... 3.573,000.00 Total equity capital .................................. .. ..... ... .. ............. ............... 5,073.000.00 Total equity capital and los ses deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 1823(j) .......... ... ... ......... .............. ........ ... . .. 5,073.000.00 Total liabilities , llmlted - ll!e preferred stock, and equity capital, and losses deferred pursuant to 12 U.S.C. 1823111 ..................... .. 62,677,000.00 I, Roger W. Hysell, Vice President of the above· named bank, do hereby declare that this Report of Condition has been prepared In conformanee wllh the Ins! rue · lions and Is true and correct. Roger W. Hysell-VIce President and Cas hier Date Signed: July 26. 1990 servH:es because of inabilily to pay. PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO POMEROY: 236 E.Main St., 2nd floor CJCJ2-5CJI2 8:30 to 5:00 Monday-friday Closed Thursday band Johnson sta tes that the group plays at dances and clubs anoss Sou thea ster n Ohio How did the band ge l its nam e": Well. if you've ever tried to come up wllh a band name you can probably relate to the story of "B in Takin ''. You sec, when band members Orl{anized and attempted to name thC'ir cn'alion . the~ quickly found ou t that a ll of the good names had been taken. And the rest, they say , is show businPss histor:v· GALLIPOLIS: 414 Second Ave., 2nd floor 446-0166 8:30 to 5:00 Monday-friday 1:30 to 12 Saturday Closed Thursday AlSO: Ja<kson, Chesapeake, Alhens, Chillicothe, Logon & McArthur .• We, the unders igned directors, attest the correctness of this Report of Condition and declare that It has been examined by us and to the best or our knowledge and belief has been prepared In con formance wllh the Instructions and Is true and correct. Richard C. Foil rod Paul G. Etch - Directors Ferman E . Moore State of Ohio, County or Meigs, ss: Sworn loand subscribed before me this 26th day o!July, 1990, a nd I herebycer· tlfy that I am not an officer or director of !his bank. JoAnn Crisp, Notary Public JoAnn Crisp, Notary Public, State of Ohio. My commission expires July 17, 1993. J August 5, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant. W. Va. Katie's korner...________________ After 10 days at Kyger Creek listening to the roar of the crowd the crack of the bat and th~ umpire yelling "you're out." all is quiet, I he dust is settled and the young men that ' gave us unmea· sured pleasure are reliving their memories of their time at one of the best tournaments offered. The many teams that took part in the Kyger Creek Tournament gave their all to make thP tournament one of the most enjoyable. Hats off 1o eac h and evervone of you who took part and t~ the men of Kyger Creek who did an outstanding job in organizing and directing thP tournam e nt. Anyone who at tended I know was proud to be pari of the <'vent even as a spectator. Our boys, Syracuse Hubbard's Green house, did an outstanding job and we just want you to know we busted our buttons wtth pride Syracuse Hubbard's GrPPn house Is sponsored bv Don Hubbard who is without ~do ubt one of the nicest guys around. He is devoted, kind and generous without a doubt The bovs thank you, I thank you. a nd the parents thank you. Also, Linda Hubbarrl. Don·s wife, was right the re from start to finish helping in anv way she co uld. We also thank . you verv much for everything you did and for your undividrd dPvotion . The past two vPars Svrrtcu.sP played 63 gamcs'and ended with a 55 ~8 record. This year their record was 27 ·4. They had a lh game winning s treak going int o the Kyger Tournament a nd up unti l they lost to Hannan Trace had 19 st ra ight wins. They had a two day rest between the Hubbard Tourna · mL•nt and thl' Kyger Creek pvrnt and had to pl av a make up gam<' a t th a t in bl'tWPL'n thf' to ur nrvs The Hubbard TournJml'nl was great and well org;Jniz(•d as usual. The Hubbard rvPnt was sponso rPd b~' thf' SyrJcusP Firl' Department. We thank you fo r a 1ob well done . Syracuse lost to Hannan Traer in the Kyger Tournom<•nt II to 7 in th e last inning. HowevPr. prior to the Kyger event they had won the Shade Tournament. Hub bard's Tournament and th e Big Bend Youth League Tournament. On th·e mound this year we had Robby Crow, our grandson. Cass Cleland, Kevin Deemer and .Jav McKelvey. In the Hubbard Tour ney Crow pitched all innings but 7. Cleland pitched :1. Demm••r 1 and McKc•lvl'y 2 AI Kyger Robby was prP'iC'IliPcl a trophy for having ttw moq strike outs. hP had :n. In lhP Hubbard Tournr'y h P h.HI .lti strlkr outs. At Kyger Cass and KP\'tn did a fine job. They rrall ~ gave 11 th<'ll all and I mean a ll .~ II thre<'ofthr boys pitc hed th eir he a rt s out as did so many in the K)'ger event. if they hadn't the) could not ha,·e accomp lis hed what lh<' Y dtd . At the plate the bo.v s did what they h ad to do. hit the ba ll. Garv S ta nlrv, hurler for Han · nan Trace did a fine joiJ as did Green pitcher Moose Clark . ,\s I satd all the boys that p la yed dtd a fine job. As Mark W<-rn, the of pleasurr ~·ou gave to Pach and everyonP. Likl' to thank the coaches, Marvin McKelvey, Bob Crow, Kenny Buckley and Bob Deemer and last but not leas t the lady who took carr of all the sta ts, and saw that there was water for thl' bo ys at a ll games as well as the bubble ~um. Marilyn Deemer. Don't know what we would do without her. I would lik e to mention each and everyone who participated in a ll the games but that Is not possible But I do want them to know thry did gl'ea t and evcryonP is looking forward to next yPar. On a sad noiP this was HlP last yf'ar tor our boys as thry now go lnto pony league. And we certainly wish them tho verv best. Uur younges t grandson, V\"E'S· Icy was picked to play in an oil star tournament at Parkersburg, It was ca lled the Worthington All Star Tournament. He played with Tuppers Plains. Wesley was mighty at th e plate hitting several homers. He did a fim• job at the plate in league as wpiJ as tournuml'nt action . And he is just getting a gtKJd star t. He ls in minor league but will move up next year. Syracuse had a second team that did very well. We wish you the best next year. They wen' roac hed by Mlck Ash whoalwavs does a fine job · While attending Weslev's game I purchased a program and inside on thl' firs t page was a poem that brought tl'ars stream · i ng down my face Sunday Times-Sentinel Page .:K.=.at:.:. : . ie---=c~mzc __:.·= .. B!._ J This poem was read at the closing ceremonies at Kyger. There have been so many that said they would like to have a copy. Well here is the poem and if you can read II without sheding a IE'ar you can do better than I can . ThPtilleis"Justi\LitiiPBoy" He stands at the plate with his heart beating fast. The bases are loaded. the dil' has been cast. Mom and Dad cannot help him, he s tands all a lone. A hi1 at I hls moment would ."'rikP out 1hc bum Trars fill hh PJ'(' "· thl' gaml'' .., no longrr fun St'nd the IL'am humP. Likl' to srnd bf'st wi.-,Jw ." !D ffi\ neighbor , George Holman who has been a hospital patient the The ball nears the plate. HI' swings and he misses. There's a groan from the rrowd, with somr boos and hisses. A th ough ti('SS cries, P O Mr: HOY weekend. real - Laollt ' rll'<' o! ~11 Po o tPr. l!igh School and Oh io L' nt\f•rsitv is a math h.' i.!C' hl'r ;11 North High School in Sprin~: f1elll HI' rf'sidt's in SpringfiPld wi1h hi:-. wifP and dauughter. Allrnding from Pomf'l'O\ Wl'rP \1r . and Mr s. F.mf'rson Pool(' !' 1-k l.i sa BoOJter meeting Look for hlm soon, like thi s Herr's hoping . Thr And so i I gops . H.AC!NF - ThP Southprn Lo ca l Boostrrs will meet at 7 p.m Monday at lttP hi gh st]('oo l to discuss plans lor thf' MPig s Count.\' l,~ air Booth. MASON AUGUST 71 " ~ Mark (~ ""f '' Your Calendar Now! Gate Admission This Year Will Be •4.50 A Person Per Day. Which Includes Sales Tax And Will Include All Carnival Rides. Season Passes Will tk ' 10.50. Ch lldrcn Under One Will Be Admitted Free . Season Passes Do Not Include Carnival Rides. Season Pass Holders Vlay Purchase A Ride Ticket For '2.50 Ry Presenting Their Pass To The Carn iva l. I • 'flll\lLLS an nounc er, wh('n announcing 1hr winners a nd losrrs swtrd. ll't 's g ive the boys a big hand thr\ did a line lob . And that thcv did Two of our playf'rs httd ho mers. Jay Day and Robbv Cm~ The other team mPmhl·r.'i ctl :-.o had fine hit s at the plat< •. Ca ., Cleland, J ay MckelvP)' . !',lUI Chapman, .Ji] son Panglo. Tvson Burkley, Kevin DPPmrr J nd Hyan Hill. LlkP to mPnllon lhJI Amlwr Thomas. Jack Day and Aaron Pa njio played with the tram in JpaguP competi tion Dav ;llso played in the Kyger Tournev . Amber did a fine job and scorPd a run by sl idtng home Jack caught a fly ba ll tha t cou ld haVl' meant the game if he had missed . JaPk a lso had a winning run at Kyger All in a II the Syracuse te am did a great job and win. lose or draw we were so proud of L'ach and evPryone. Your our kind or team a nd WP love you for pvery min u tP Job Bank aids seniors in work GALLIPOLIS- The Job Bank located In the Senior Citizens Center, has m a ny qua lilted appll· cants looking lor e mployment. Communities need knowledgt•, experience and e nergy that ma ture workers provide . Since !he ir job performance and productlv · ity are equal to ·that of other age groups, their talents should be utilized to the maximum. The Job Bank Is open Wednes· day from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Thursday and Frl\laY from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Mr.., P1mwro.\ . from thl· gr adu a trd JT' ('PntJ~· Univf•r sit .\ ' of Dayton wi1h ;1 Ma s tPrs of Sr ic·nn: in Edur J 11ona l Administr a tion Ht• gradua1rd from l:a s rPrn c~nd home ~ un J·"' nwr~on vpry best to you . \'O!Cf' Cornp!eteJ degree J>oo ll'r. RPmembc-r - hr' s jusT a lillli' boy whu sland-, all alonP. So op('n :rour hrart and g iv P him a brPak. For it' s momPn1 s l1ke 1hi s a man :vou ran m;J kf• Krep 1his in mind wh(•n _v our hrar somonP forgrr, Hr's just <.l litllf' bov. <~nd no1 <J man vrt past two v.:erks B-5 Located on Rt. 62 North of Point Pleasant ·- �Page- 8-6- Sunday Times-Sentinel -Engagements __ --Weddings-Clark-Fisher RACINE Mr. and Mrs Ronald L Cla rk . H.arin e. are an nounctng I he engagt:•ment and app r oachmg m arna gp of then· d au~h t cr. L ean ne S C'la r k. to Ralph L. Fisher, son of Mr and Mr s Robert L F tsher. Rac ine Mi ss Clark Is a gradua t e of South ern High Sc hool and will complete registered nursp t1ain l ng Hocking Technical Co ll eg<' shortly She is emp loyed at August 5, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. poht tctans l fa vor lowe r 1n !PI est r atrs. In co n· tras l. il would be diffi cult 10 find a , F ederal Chatr- man, past or present, w hodtd no! fancy him srlf a n mflatio n fighter Thu s arr th e batt le ltnrs dra wn in thr nrve r ·Pnd tng rl r bate on the proper se tllng of mone t a~ poltcv Scar P onP fo r rhe Presi dent s. Un ti l recentlv. Federal Cha tr man Grf'cnspan a lm ost always sided with thosP Sf'ekmg to con tain tnfl all ons Wh1 lr o the r s sounded t hPala rm abou t a fad tng l'COnomy, Mr Grpcnspa n sPL'med morl' cuncC'r nPd w1th th r upward press url' on pr iers that J pn'malun' casr ng m ight imply Ht s publtc ptmlamations and trsUmon,v rf'flPciL'd thi s ~:~nil i nfla t ion bia s H(' rep ra trdh volcpd l hf' opinmn that sincP th r Pco nomy wa " grow ing ar an a ccep ta blf' 1a 1P a nd infl at ron wa s s ti ll a ! wor r is orrw k vC' Is. contro l of Infla tion MlfiiAEL ,\ND PEGGY TOPE DAVENPORT Davenport-Tope " \ TERESA J. WHITI'JNGTON, K~LPII D. RMKE Whittington-Raike c;,\ L. I.II'OI.IS - Mr and Mrs Jl um 4't r Wht lltn g1on a nn oun ct' thP (' ng Jgt' rn Pnt a nd upcomtng m.uTJ dgl' of tllf'tl d aug htr r . ['rn•s,I J unf' . !o R.tlph David I LJi kt. su n o f Mt " D J nJ. T Brov.n c~ nd the lair H.a l ph VI 11otke Whttttn gtun ts a gr.HJuatr ol Po tnt P!pasa nt Hi gh Schoo l J nd M.H "-h all University ShP wa .-. J mcmbpr of Pi OmPga P l. Cu 1 rently, she is the di r ertm of ('dcuatton at Sou theas fP r n Bu~ · nes s Co ll<'gr ll rr ft ancp ts Jlso J. gr .tdu.tl l' ul Po mf Plrasa nt H tg h Schoo l ,JJul att£.' nd ed Marshall Uni\'t•rs tt\ \dlC' t r hf'wasa mf'mbC' Jilf St m g.t Pt E ps tl on fr<Jtl'rntl\ rLukl' IS c urrrn tl\ (•mp lovrcl \~tt h (;! H Constr ur t01 s /\n o pr n ch urr h wpddtng i" pldnnrd for Sept I "' b .In p m c~t Good Shr pard Unti ed .V!rthod " t Chu r ch. /\ recepllon wtl! lollow. tl t he Moose Lod~ e . r;A LJ.IPOL IS - Pr•ggy l· 'll r· n TOIX' bt>ramP til l' bridP of Mr ch;w l Dl'Jn Dllv 1• nport tn a .lui\· II C(' tf' mony .1 1 tlw homP uf thl· brtdf' m Gall ipolt s T hl' n'rt•m any was offi cia lrd bv thP R«'\' A1 ch tr Co n n Th{' brtdf' IS lh P dc~u g lll l' I or M1 <-tnd Mr s L rrl TO J-ll-' uf ~):1~ Thi rd t\\f' . Gal! ipol ts Thf' g1oom ts tlw son 11f 1\lJd]('\ O<.J\'Cnport .llld the l t~ll' Eat! OJ\'rnport of M1drllr pm t ( d \t'r t irt rTidtrragc' by ~11 · 1 faflw r. t lr r• hi Hit • wu1 t' .t for·mal go wn uf \\hill' rnaltP ta f feta with rr Pm hrotrit 't f'rl ldCC' dnd hand hl•ddlng rtw dtl'S<.; had ,r fitted bas qut• ~' .1 t.'-. 1hodtt t' dnil a\' back J.Cl'Pil! Pd wi 1h headed !'(' rmbr ot llt ·r Pd l<tl'l' m o tifs; a SWPdlhf'.t r! ncr kllnt', s hor t shi t rrcl pouf sl4 t'\f''> w 1f11 peJt l bPa d tng , w httt • Pdged ful l sku r wllh fro n t pH' k ups and c asrad tn g ruffl es fi om the back wai st Shf' wore a sa tin cov£'r Pd brlmmt•LI hat w!th a ventst• larf' cr oH n accented w1 th Sf'C]Ulns pf'J I b and rh lnrs tones. flor,!l and PI 'J r l stdr sp1avs 1 ~he c·a t r iL'd a buuqw ·t nf p1nk ro sps und babv's bn•dth Thf' r oom was df'C'Ot"cJI Pd w11h an dt c h of g n't'nl'l ,'; c~nd pmk lOSt'S E lizabPt h An n ToiJtn . stsi PI of the bridP from Ca pt• CJJ;nd t>a u Mu. was m atro n of hon nr ~lu · wor l' a l h reP p iPl'l' -; ilk w hr l l'~utt I'!Ttbro id! 'Irrl in pmk L1ncl .£:1 1'1'1 1 FlowPr g irl \\ iJ<., Andtl'd Tup1· ntl't'f' ol th !' br tr l4 ' Fksl mdn \\.,l s .fl'tl \ !Ja\t'!l pot f . brot hf>t of tlw gr oorn !tom MtdrJ irport A rf' cPp i!On "'d" he ld rmnw dtatf>l y l ollowtng tlw v..Pcldmg A~s isttn g Wf>rf> .fan lkmman ctnd Jo:l Li:Jbrth T ob 1n . sts tf't s of tht' bridt' T hP br id P is a gradu al<" ot thf' Unt\·PrsJ!)' of Rtn C 1andP SliP a lso atff'lldf'li C('d<Jt v i li P Co l lf'gf' Shp is now assocta ! Pd wtt h t hf' Ca l li o Co unl .v Sc hoob .J~ Lt !i 'LlC' h('l l'hl' groom ls a gr<.Jduatf' of Oh10 t l rd\ r•r stt v tn f'Xf' I C' Isr plw .sto lug:. Ht• IS assortatf'd w tth !hr I ;.ttli po lts l tJcquet Ciul> Tlw C11 uplr Jt 'S idP~ dl Lr: l. tn cn ln ~ ~ . Cctll tpolts wa~ a mort" tmm r dia lf' priorit v thd n f unhrr eco nomtc st tmu lus Mun:'ovrr, thf' Cha trma n mad r no Sl'tTE' I of his Pndo r !-.Pnwnt ol "n'r o mflanon" l ong IPI m Tl1u s. \\'a " " c,u r pr tSl' \\ hr n rh c Cll d tt tndll t~nnulrrwf • d t h a t hf' would ··ron-, trl4 •t ' t'd " tng monf' ta1y pol1 c .\' to ollsPt thl' rumored ru ntr c~r tt o nLir .\ PffPI 'ts of an mad vr rtant rrPdtt t' Junc h T hP proc ldma tion tnrtt.ill\' plOLiuc ed a posit i vr pf!t)t'l .1s bo nd and s tock p n rrs r<Ji ltf'd sh.Jr ply HOY.('Vf'r. P\'1'11 .amrd s t 1hi 'Pupho r1.1 11 d td nut l dkt • lung fo r \\,l l' !ll ng '> l,f.! n;tl s to ('nwrgr> l·'nr t'Xdmplt tlwdt oprn v tr ld -, Y.,\S n!Uf'tl TllOI I' ]JlllllOU!l('f'd d l tlw shm r t•ncl 1d !hi ' matu ril 'r '> l)j 'l' lt urn tll dn th C' long f'nd Mt·.~rr wh ri t' t!u cl u li <J t a lmos t tlllrnt·clr<tlt •l\ !.tdPd . v...htlr prices of "Umc k · l'ommodities such as Tammy J nd .Junll n t '.tdl ' tn Wat erloo. Th e bn de ts a gr.tduate of Sou thwester n Hi g h Scllool. whr rr she wa s a mrmbrr of thr PA WS c lub. The groom ts a graduatf' of North Ga llia Htgh Schoo l and Buckf'yr Htlls Carf'f'r CrntP I . wh r t r hr was a membf'r ol t hP DEC\ c lub. Finkenbinder-Hookway KELLY MCGLONF:, Ttlt)MI\S .~ . MJLU~ R McGlone-Miller SOUTH 1\'EBSTEH . Oh tu Clarence a nd M a r v M rf. lon l' 11 ! South We bstr r, an nounn• lht ' engagem ent .md for th co mt ng m arriage of t hei r daug h! Pt . K elly Ann M cGlone to Thom," Allen Miller, son of Ronald 1\ Patricia Mi l ler of Ga llia Co untv The bride-elect is a gra dual< ' of Bl oom L oca l Hi gh School and ~ rio t o Cou nt v Jot nt \ o<',tlron.r l ~c h ao! ~ hrl se m p l ovp d ;r ! l.t '\\ 1'> Fa mil:, Restau ra n lln O, d.; Hr ll T he groom ·r lrc t ts .t g1 c~ d u c~ tf' of Sou thwrstrrn Hi g h School ll r r-.P mplovrdb\ Dav i "TnH"k lngtn .la r kson . T hP couplr Wi ll rxc h.ur gp qm" at 2· :w p.m. S<• pt I at Pt lgllm WC'S lrv a n C' h u rc h 111 Srnn t1 Webster H l fT I./\ N 1l - Karrn H ookwa \' .rnd \V rl l ra m Ftn k1· nbtndPJ Wf' rf' u nitPd in rna!Tr agr .l u lv '1 1 at tht• ChurC'h of .II' '-.U'> Chn"l. Apos lnl tc, Ill R utl and Elckr .Jarnf'" \tlrllt'J of ficia trd lht • l t't Pm um ,1nd m usic was p1 rl\'lciPd b\ .Inn. TtnJ and MikP Mille t ThP hndr \\'014' a floor lf'ng t h dr {'s" of blu r Mat ron of honor. .J{'dnPit.l MtliN, "'orr a pa s tr l fl nr .11 drrss. and bnd rs m <1 1d . .lultP Hookwav. dL!ug ht f'r of thr hnd(' worP a bluP dn•ss Clli.trll'~ Mille r SP I\f'd ,1..., b( •t.,( m .rn Todd K i mrs. g1a nd..,o n of th 4' g r oom. gavt:' awav ttw brJd l' ILl \' h: tmes and ~l a rk Ktmr s. granclso ns of lht> )!lOOm. ~rrvt:'d .t<... groornsmr n Hr.tn dun 1\Jmr·s was rm g bP, trl' r .l!Hl 1\<.;hl tPgh Krmrs wJs fl owt'r gn l Th(•\ J re g1 Pa t gt dn(! Cht ldrrn ol t hP g room ( ;ur\ls v. r rP rPgts lf'r(' d hy l it andv Mil lrr A If'Cepti o n v.as hr ld tmmf' dtah.> lv fo llowi ng thr ccr rmony at the sr nior r lli zrn s crn iPr tn 1 1 o mrro~'· Na ncy Ktmes. daughter of lhf> groom, and Reg in a Kime,, gra ndda ughtet of the ~r oo m. Curtis-Roach DONNA L' CURTIS POMEROY - Paul and Sheila Curtis, Pomeroy. are announc tng the en gagement and approaching marriage of th ei r daught er. Donna Leig h Curti s, to Darin Roac h. son of Car l and Dorothy Roach. Pomeroy. Th e open c hurch ce r emony will take pla ce Aug 19 al 2 30 p.m . at thP Mldd lepor1 Church of Chr ist. One half hou r of mu sfc will precede the ceremony A reception for I he coup le will be held following the ceremony at Royal Oak Reso rt. The co uple will reside In Pomeroy baked the cake Mrs. Reil y M l'(;owan. Tina M ill er . M rs S{'t)l t Kim!''>. and M 1o; Ray Kimr'<> <.;f'r\'Pd Ja son M i llf't Sf'l\'t' d thr punch Dc cma li on~ W('!t' prO\'tded bv M1 " StPVP KlmPs, Mrs Cit ar ies Mill< '!, and Mr s .l am es Mlll f'r Among thos(• attrnd l ng wt'rr .J arn<•s and l<atir Miller. Tina. ltm .f t . and MtkP Mtller. Cha r iC's and .Jranri!L~ Mlilf'r, Brandy fl oush. J ason Mtllrt. Mark Ktmes. £Jrenda Z11 k lr Todd f( tmPs. Ra:-. and Rf'g tna 1\t mes .< nd Brandon and .Josh. Lor! Ktmes and As hltr gh. Helen Ktmr s. .J ul ir Hookv.av. 11elt y Mc(.owa n. Jennie Bow les and Mat y Smith August a nd m os t people, I thmk Jf('b<'gm· ning tu tit C' of s ummrr .md dll that it btmg s One told pr r so n me we a th er that thr onr day. 1 week r r mtnded h<' t of fall And she wf'nl on to say th a t sh1 ' hoped days would soon bPgtn to gl't C'OO]PJ' This s urpn sed me· as rt Wc1:-. only the firs! wr('k rn 1\ ugust and 1 was a mazC'd t hat tht s prrson rea lly thoug ht for an instant that things wrre brginn mg to cool d own I am dl l th P more tmpatt cnt wllh pPople who dt sl tk r the hot CtiTEST Lmu: RABY FACES - The 1990 l'retly Raby Contest "'"' held Friday. ,\ug . 3 at th e main slago• on the fairgrounds .L~ part of th(• 41st annual Galli a Co unty Junior Fair. Pi cture d here are the winners ol the l'ont.est with their awards. Th1• contes t was sponsored by the GaiUpolls ,Junior Woman's Club. <Times-Sentin el photo by Kathryn Kelly I Pretty Baby Contest winners are announced <.A LLI POI.IS - The Pr Pllv IJah.v· Con tes t was hr ld i\ug .1 on t llP rna 1 n s Ia ge of thr fa1rg rounrl s as p<rrl of th e 41 st annual Ci:Ji ll<:t Count\ .J untor Fait !'he co ntPs t v.·ds sponsorl'd b\ lhP (;allipo l t'.Jumor Woman's Club T hrt r \n~re 12 Cclh·gortf'\, .mel t 1oph tPs wrrr g tvl'n for thf' fll st placr w ith ribbon s awa tdPd tu the srco nd Jnd thttd platt"' wtnnr•t " F'tr st placP wtn nrr s Wl't P .t'-. fo li o ~ s Ct ys tal Sha nk. d dughli't of Ttm and l at ol Shan k . Hrrn nJn Wtl!". son of Brn i..lnd OPt 011 Wtlls. L('ll sha Dawn I'.J Trtr t . dt~ughtf'1' of TJmm\ f '.trt tPI . l)pr Pk \\'('(lt •rnP\P r \Oil l.t 'l' a nd Collee n Wedem eyer: Stacy l'ox. Drrss ler. da ugh ter of Teresa daugh ter of JanPl Cox. Rubl't t D1ess ler: Caleb T r avis Stanlev. T vler Grah am , sun of Ml'iulh so n of Cha rles and Cindy Sian Gra ham . Che,rl sa McCa tw . lrv N tcol e Spra d lin daughter of d <mght C'r of Jo tha n ,rnd S.rnd r.1 La ure l Spra d lin : Nichola s McCa be; Rvan Htll son of KPnnv c; ut nther. so n of Becky Guinther. .1nd J<:~nP I Hill , LacJP P c~ ttPr so n . AclndnP Ea stm an, daugh ter of da ughll'I uf Oonisf' .1nrl .JohnntP Rt r nt and T r r rs<J Eas tman, 1\lltPI <>o n Mil'h;u·l H.;! \ PopP. .Jon ath an Bravr r. son of Ma1 k so n of 1\nn.t Ttl Jldk, l.tH P\' dlld Dc:t tl(•ne Rf'avrr, Andrt•LI Young, dau ghtl'r of No l.1 .J nd .J F · Russr'i l. daughter of David and Youn g, and K .y lr DnplP, son ul T tn.r Hu ...,s t•ll, Ross SharrPII. so n Kl' ll y Doplr of J{Pdgan and K athy Sharr('lt , Second pl .H'I' winnPt ~ Inc ludf'd Ma 1tha El akr t , daught er of Sa ll v thp follo"'mg t..:r1c<:~ Bla ckburn .1ncl l.lovd Baker: and JcssP d dug ht l'r of f~11r and Mrlt ~s~l Ru ss1•11. son of Mr and Mr s Bldckbut n. M lrh.H'I Cod\ II .I F:nul l l ussrl l nl'\'. sun or Da\\ n Swot d d !ld Tht r d pl ace w1 nners. i nc l uded H H'h.ll rl H.11wv. IL1chPI Mo q:!a n t h<' followt ng Sa m antha R us sl'll. dau ght r r of Cn 'g and Lort Russel l. F\·an .l 11y Wood, son of l.lovd an Matlcnr Wood, Ash ley Da w n Ciarv . daughter of T im and Ambe1 Clan. J arob Angill . o;o n of Tom and Di ann a Angel l. Brvann a Rose. daughter of M eli sSa RasP: Jessr James. so n of Tern and Shcllev .Jame s. Whtl · ntr Ca ldwr l l. da~ghtrr of Garv and Da rla Ca ld well. Aa ron Bo lyar d . son of Ba rbara Bolyard: Shannon Smtih. d aughter of Greg and Jul te Smith. Grego ry Russell. son of Gt eg and Lon Ru ssel l. Tt ffan) M tller. dau gh ter of Pam M tll et. and Jerry l'hom pson. so n of fl ick and Tamm y T hompson - -Weddings Radvanyi-Harrison Murrav . Th r brtd<' was (' sco rt ed b ~ lw r f at hr r She wore a gov.n of wh tt r sa !tn acce nted with Vemsr lacr, bec~ d ed wtth pearls . surrou ndmg lhP tll uslon net in srt abo vP t hr ftttrcl bodice and puff sleevrs. Th(' sktrt end ed with sa ftn rtbbons 1ied above <.t la ce flou nce wht r h rxtr ndPd to a chapl'l tra tn ShP warP a ringPt tip vc1 l of tllu ston T he br ide ca1 rird a IJo u~u<• t of Shasta and fi<' id 1 L li s i P~. rcntaurra. aqutl cgJa, CIJI't 'O pst s gai ll ardi a, rrd CIOW'l .rnd ar trmt sta. tiPd with bow s and kno11rd s trPamrr s of ow h tll' s<tt tn. Ci nd v II J r n so n. thP bndp 's st:-. t(' r ·i n·lav. , wa ~ ma1ron or honor . Di <-~na Ktllgc adf'. th4 ' groom's sts trr tn law and Em i l\ lf LIIT ISOn, !h(' brtdr's ll C'!Cf', \,.1,'\'rf' b1 HI P..,mdtd"- 'I hrv worP m ate h· tng gn" n s of shrrr aqu.~ mt...r 0\'1'1' taffpta, wt th a .., h;nd llf'l k ltnf' .t nd floun cP of c t~:-.c.Hlt · r uf flp\ T h£'V (',11 rtPd m 11Chlll)..! bo uqul't s of C('flta un' d .n1tl ;tr t(•tn tS t.l lk~l m Jn \L ls fhf' gtoom·.., hr othPr , Str,·r Kt ngca dr Jnd ttw groomsma n was M.:rrk Harn son Hr ng bf'a rrr \\a~ lk> :ru Harn snn. and hts ht o!h£' 1 ( IJ\ ..,calfPr t•< l fiO\\('r p1'1al .., for thf' h1rd.ll .tp p! OdCh M.!l\ J)( ·l.rnw J.lll'> li'l-: l' tl ' l l'd til l ' ~ u es t ~ ,\ l ('Cr ptt o n ,tnd ,1 drnrlt 'l fnl] (IWf'd lh<' v.r·d dl ng fur ~ II glH'S!S .! I ltH' hom1) 11f lhf' hr }(lt··.., Wf'athf'r that summ er br ings becausr I tend to lhri vr on It and, thPrrfon\ I seem to takf' the11· disdain personally I am inellnrd t o brliE:> vP that thts is bf'c au sr I work tn air co nditionm g In additio n to th<• heat. ho~ evPr, I love all of tht' PVPn ts and Impressio ns a nd things that rfi'm md m f' of sum mc1 Hl'rt' in Meigs Count\. wr L"~ r r bkssl'd wi th bount i f ul producP in th£' summPr mo nth s RP all y. IS tlw rP anyt hing bel tPr than home grow n swr Pt cot n or a frrsh tnmalo in . Jul y'~ For m v l it Ill' cu c lr of fr JE'nds and I. summer mf'ans an tn CTf'asr tn Sf)(' ldl ar tJvlly Dunng thf' summr r. tmw serm s to fJ\ fm us. and yr l. m(•a ns ltttlr Ttmr doPs th at . you k nov.. whrn you tt' ha\tng fun SurnmPt smPils good I am nut ~ UII ' what it is. 11 j ust smells good ThPrl' i s n•a lly no way ur dP ftn ing thP smt'l l of summf •r It vaJ trs from sm r lltn g ltkc SWl'PI corn on a !r ot sumnlf'r da v to I hi' frr sh smrll .lftrr a su mm PI l'i:Jirt Win tP rs srTtf'l ls don ' t cornpatP l.tkf' JUS ! clboUI PVf'IV pl arl' Of bu sinrss. thf' nr 'W spapPr has tfs own sumnwr chdrac trtls tlc s Hr rr c~ t lhl' Da 1l:-. Srn tinPI. wt' havp an tnt rr n dunng fh(' summf't Thrs prrson dors not a l wJy s !Pad an rn,·tablr l rfr Jf wo rk. HP makes interm tna blr t n ps to the fat rgrounds. l ak es pt cl urrs th ai nobodl Plse has t tme to takr and makrs phone r alls th.11 nohody else wants to ma ke It ts. th ey soy. good tralntn g. We a re al so drowning ln famt ly reu n io ns, \'dC'iiiJOn biblf' schools Mrd \\Pddtn gs l' hr\ a1Pa part of <> ummPr ht•rp at tlw pap01 At lh P lrlll !' t il llllt r\ 1 ttur cll thdl I .ttlcnd . \" id !i 'l1 lrnd th.t l rh P [.JJ'm(·r nHrniJf'l" ol LlUI congn•gat!Dn Jlf' out l!· ndtng to the u work It .tho rn1 o~n:<-. t h.ll thosP of u s who co~n .lltf'nd ltw summPt ~ ~ · 1 \'HI'.., mu -. tl tllln lin them . WP a l l ' d l v.a\' ~ Jnl,llt•d at how much WI ' co n do\\ h1 ·n caliPd upon, althoug h W(' ol\<,n·:-. thmk wp ai'f' Ia lhPr madpqu<.th' As vou c·<Jn tt>ll I t~m .t ltltlt' · hung up" on ~ umm<'l t1m1 · I gurss rhc po int ot tht s co lumn ~:-.. that 1 am in no hut r\ for t hts wondrrfu l q·ason to comP to .-1n ('f\d 1 won't tdl , ou what I t hmk about v.t nll' r .I 'll ~.t\' 1 ' th<.ll fur mtd FPhl u;n ,. v.lwn I .1m s tck ul lu' mg r·ou1wd up a nd thPn I' ll l l'<tll\ CUI 100'11 ' Wedding policy Ttw Sund Jv Trrn r~ S(• ntlllt'l rP gi.ud s wPddtn gs of ( ;allta. MPt gs ctnd Masun co un11 es .1~ nPWS t~nd IS happ!i IO publt :-, h wPddmg ston e:-; and photog ra phs w tthout cha t ge HO\H'Vf' r . wrdd1ng nrws mu ~t meet ~('nNa l ~ I an da 1ds of 11mrl t ness Th r npwspapr1 prf'fp r .., to publish account s of wrdd t n~s c~s soon ::~s posst blr aftN th e pvrn l To be publts hed tn the Su nd av Pd llton. thr wrddlng mu st ha vp takPn pl acr wtthtn ti() dav s prtor to thr pub l tca l<On. :Vlat er i a l fot Along 1hr Rtv c-r mu st br I' PC t£'\ f'd bv th r r dllor tal drpattmPnl bv Thu rsd av , ~ p m . , pnot 1o thr date of publica tion. Photographs of either th 0 brtdr or the bridr and ~roo m rn a\ hP publishPd wi th wrd ding stot trs. if drs trrd Pho10gr aphs mav be C'it hrr bla ck and wh ll r or good qu altl\' rolor . billfold <.,[Jf' or la1 ger Poor qui.iltl'r photograph " ~'til not bf'a crPp tPd C £'nl'Idll\. " nJp shot s or tn sl ant dPvl'loping pho to s arf' not of ,tt'('t' ptahkqu d lll \ Quest tlln <> rna .\ lw dl!I 'CII'd to thl' l'dtt or tal dt•p<~r tnu·nl h un1 1 to r) p rn M umLl \ tht uugh Fr td<n at tlil-1 1 ~ ·l h L\~~ COLONY THEATRE AND FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY Mi<hoel Douglas, Kathleen Turner and Donny DeVito in F I!A),IK T . ANll MARLENE HARRISON RAIJVM>\'1 p.ll f'nh tn Mtlls \'JII.:tgr Uut ·of ttm n g uP , ts tncludPd Mr . .rncl M r " F r t~nk t;tl lt spi P. LOis TJ\ l11 t Mt .t nd Mr " SI4 ' \'P i PnCPI .r nd St i •pll.tntr. Rl' d and Hf'tt\ M\1'' " k f'\tn.rndHcbf'cra D r('ll n.rn . Mr .rncl Mrs Sff' \f' Ktn g cdd t• 1\1' s ,1 nd M rs .l tm Ktn g (',lfll ' :vlr dlHI Mrs Mtkf'MPnzrr .tnd ~o n .ld(k of(; r .lf\\ 11/r. T\'lf't H 1•J •d ol l'onH'ro:, . .J J mP" and 1\.lt l'll Mel' I\ l',l or ( ;.tllPI sbu rg, :vJ. u \ HP "" Burd1 C'I and \ ld \\ ongo~ h \ 1 ~ · 11 1 Por t1,1nd . 0 1'1'. l .t' ll d \\ .dkr·J . .l c~m P s \\ dlk f' r .J r . l .t'l!ll.l \\',tlkN ~< htClf'. c~ nd .Joh n \ V\ .rlkt•J ol ln d t.tnapo l t ~. I nd. ()r '" \\,i[k ('l Ht •ts\P nbuttPl of • \'\o'Js lnng ton n (' II \S li l' l '>~ l ' ll hu ftr l dnd soll". Tll rg n W.llkf' t liuwl r t 1 ;.rnd n,, Pn Hmd!• t t o! \VIiltam s b ur~. \ '.1 Thr tJr tdt' I" d gr. rclu.llf' ol C .tllw t\ c,ld t•m\ Hr g h Sl' hnn l and rr cPt\·pd d d ~ ·g tf't ' tn nur s tng from 011Pr tH·rn Cnl lf'g l' of Nur~ tng tn Wpstrt \'il ll'. Ohto ShP 1.., il Publk il f'.tltll :">J uro..;f' In D(' ].t '.\,11 (' Oh1o T lw gr oom 1"- a gr~ 1 ctu ,!l ( ' of \\ n rt h rn gton Ht gh S1 hoo l tn \\ o l'lhm glon Uht o and 1.., ,1n ,I .......,()(' J, ttl) t)1Jil d111g cun t r.Jc lol. \ ]Xt't,t]\Jt ll g lrl th t' I PStOid 111 111 11f 'llltag1· hou " 4'" rtw l'nup lt· 1t''> rdt ·" rn Ikl c~ · \\,11'1', (lh ttJ ON! !VENING SHOW 7·30 P.M. ADM. .. St ID 44b -Dn3 • SPECIAL 5'-"1[11 BARGAIN I'VI!INE[ S SPRING VALLEY CINEMA 44&·4524 WAR OF THE ROSES R. 446-1088 SAl U I!OAY ISU N OA ~ A IO!ON! SOAY ' \ ~ l'J i ll'J B AII C,A]~ ~~~iK:~OH~ £ MA I/ Nll '.o ',~r ~U N~ "! 0 I\ MICA IN NIW I lUI \{I.H (I l(( PI ' GH0 ':. 1 ) Aa1LM liw II \Ill l'.u1 1hr l••mhlo • • FAC exhibit features patnttngs, ceramtcs "WE SA\' WHAT WF: DO . WE IJO WIIAT WE SA ,Jim ( 'ain' ' mnttn . C'ain h a~ hf•t>n in tlw uphol"it('ry hu !><ii nt•ss for 36 Vl ' .lr .. . It j.,. nt'" o.;torf' at 'lt :' r\. St•rund St ., Middh' porl , olfl'r" a" i dt• ~ .lrif'ly of f.lhric ·"' for uphul~k·r.v and t·u .. tom drap4'" · Full-service upholstery store opens By ,JIM FREEMA:\1 Tlmes-Sentinl'l Staff MIDDLEPORT - Mtdd iPpnt t now ha s a full -service upholsl<'! .v and drapery store. Ca in's of Mldd leporl , l oeatrcl al 21J N Seco nd Sl. . Middl epo rt. nf fe r s a wide variety of fabrt cs toVI'r 4,500 new,l990 stylest. hc~ s frrr pic k up and deliverv wtth tn 1> miles and makes cu stom dra pes and cornice board s .lim Cai n sa id he does a lot of anliqu<'s and house hold upholsH•r v. dnd sperializps i n hand and tli squtt tuft i ng He doesn' t do automobile uphols1ery . Some upholsterersjus1put new fabri c over top of th e old , said Cain I start from the frame and pu t In new padding rusu ally co tt on felt, m oss or hor se hair ) under the fabric . Hr al so re· touches the wood . Jim Cain does all of thP upholste r y work " i n housp" Instead of sending fl out. Ca in has been in I he upholst<• t y business for 36 yea r s havtng learned the I ra de when hr was a teenag er By BRIAN .J. REED Sen~n••l Staff "rlter \\ (' arr now m th P first wrrk of Hlrt C. RA NDI· - At" c.t ncli<' l1 gh l <'t ·Jrmo n.\ 111 h r..., tm tc T\ n H.hn'-. Church nr .rt Rio Crandl'. Marl i' nP T and v Har1 1son bt' r amr t hr b rtrk of Fra nk Thom a<> HMh.tny r on .Junf'2.~ T hl'doubl 4' nn g (' ('ff'mo nv w.1 s conductt>d b\ the llrv· Ron L<·mif') Thf' brtdf' 1~ tlw d aug hl! ' r of M r and Mrs Marlon r.l at' kl Han \SOn o r Ga lh poi! S. .t nrl thr· groom elf'ct ts th1· so n ot M1 CJ nd M r..:. .!LI Ill l'S h:tngrcld(• of Wn r thrn gton. Oll tu. '1\ n J {ho~ Church 1:. on .1 p!Clulf' "q ur promo ntOJy uf th1• t OI!tng hJI! " whPil' thf' 4'.tl h Wr l ... h piOilC'f' r ~ ~<' f 1lPd lll tJJ I ' t h.1 n 1r10 \ ' 4 'dl~ a go ThP br rdt•'s J-:H ',!! grf',Jt g lt 'd t g1 anr!Lrthct h .L.w . l otH ·~ ol (',url l g.t nsh i lf• . \\',dt •<., W.t~ .t lounding tnP rnlw r of ttw f 11<.,\ T .\11 Hhos ('ong rt •gatinna l ( ' hutl'h ,t ltm lnJ! str ul'lurc hu 1l 1 mr ti H• " Ill' in 1)-l t\ I t ll 'nl cllll'> l4 1d ;t\ rll'< l t till' Lllgt• fr ,l nH· r hut 1 h hurltrn 1W111 Tht• l11Uill t\ ..,c 1t1 ng rnspttt •d !)1t ' i ll 'l'tli.t ! lfl !l t., [111 til l' ( hUit ' tl )-!l. I )IP\ lilt ' \~ [l ', tth ()( '\\ ffi,ll kl ' l '-. fl<l t,il pl.l(JUt''- dnd tl\ S!.J] {',Ill clll ''-llt'k.., un ! hi \A. tndm\ 'llh. ,rnd tlw l'll,tncl 'i \~. 1 -. t•nh, rntTd h\' <~ flor ,II .n r.rng4 '1lWnl fp,tl ur tn g ('O lo rl u 1.I u 111 · ll o\\1 ·t " "n d hI ' 1h.., ·\ II llw dPco r .li HJ tl " .1nd houq ut•l'-. \\t ' tt ' ga thl' l l 'd tr um th1 ' nll'. l dow" and g.11 dt'lh 11l rw .11 tn Al!tzrr Actl's .tnd ~'''It' Ll " Sl' mtJlPd b\- lf'Lti\\'I'Sof the bt tdt • f'h1) 1rad i ttorr.d \\ Pdclr ng m .11 c h v..t " p l,l \ 'r' d IJ\ ptctnt .., t Sue Bowen-Massie WATERLOO i\nnoutll'l' mrnt rs bPrng madr of t ht · m arria gl' of Ti nd Masstf', of Wa1C'I!Oo to M a1k Howr n of Vin to n ShP is thP d aught r 1 o l Kathr ri nr C'a dt' of Box ~.i . WatPr loo Hl' i <> the so n of Rf'ft y. Ltnd Cha rlps Bowt•n of Kou iP L Vinton The wrddtng took p ldl'l' Sa t ur ddv Aug t .11 thr hnmP of Consider this ... Monetary conditions gold and otl tncn•a"•d ii\llof thr• abovr refiPrt concrr n tha t thP stu bborn upw ard JHf'ss un • on priCPs has not b('Pn r·hrl'kf'd . A streprr v ield cur \'1' grnPr.oa l l\' tndicatPs thai mvPstors dPmJnd a highPr Inflation prPmtum to "go long", a lowf•r doll ar 1dlPch t hr belief that ri stng pnr r" w tl! Prodr Its purThas tn g powrr and htg her commodi tv pnn•-; oftPn [Off'S hadOW I istn g l nf ld110n I T he puzzi P lor thr tinancial markP ts to pondrr ~~ wh\ \'lr Greenspa n consider r d a morr accomodatt vf' monf' tar ,. policv dl'spitr no dram<.~ttc rn th4 ' Pt'unurny IT om ca l l.\ . lh( ' .1 Uil4 ' c·on sunwr pncr 1ndrx 11 Pporlf'd a fti'I t hr rrport Pd " changr ot hl'a i t" 1 tndtca trd g tt' atc·r. no1 !c·s ~C' I . up-w ard prH f' pn•s-; urr l'hu s. w hrn facrd w1t h 1'\' ldf' nCt ('(Jnftrm ing hts formPr ">t.JnC4 '. 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I'JSing Will ('<:J US<' tn1PI{'S t rt~l£'s to ns t·. ra l hrr I han f all. 1f thf' markrts suspl'Ct tt wtl! acrf'll'ra tr tnflation Spcond. the' sprPad bPtwrpn tntrrPst r atf'"- ts thp U S. and .Japan rs orH P <JgCttn ndiTOWtn g I\ Sti ll WP<.tkPr do l/at wou ld occu1 1f .Japane-.p ra ptt .1 1 mcrf'asmg lv rf>matns at hom !'. cauSi ng htg hcr lJ S tnf lat ton Th trd. a hu gr suppl\ of (;o\'rt n m<'nt drbt wt ll br .tuclionrd rn August . cour tesy of th(• budgrl shortfall and t hr ba tlou t of thr · nallon ' s thrirt s All t h(\''1"' fa<' IOI'". plus thl' <·o nlm urd growth o f thf' ~'I'O il flmv. provi d P M1 (; n 'f'n" p.tn With clffiplP I'PdsOn 10 I'Ptu rn I() th1 · ha iti <' aga msl tnfl dtt on l1dlowmg hi s bnrf r<•s ptt P (Mr . Evans Is an lnve~tmrnt Broker for The Ohio Company In their Gallipolis office . ) Sunday Times-Sentinei - Page- B-7 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Monq Idea r BY STI\N EV 1\NS GA LLI PO LI S - As President Bush recPnt ly ac knowledged, all PrPstdcn ts t and . we might add, VtH.' I ~m s Ml'moria l Hospital F isher is a g radu<Jte of So uthern Hi gh Sc hool and uf Hocking Tt•c hnical Colll'gl' He ts P m · plovt>d at VetPrans Memor ral Hospital Th P npf'n rh u1c h Y.Pdding wi ll h<' hl'ld Sr•pt Rat 2 ,!II p.m . al the R d cin r U nttPc:l MPthodi s t Ch urc h /\ I f>Cf'ptton wt ll follm\ ln thP church ba semt'n! August 5, 1990 ShP rrl Fr 1'111 h. I 'onll't O\ an a~ :-.0(' \ .J II ' 1n t tH· hu stnt''"· " IWL ia I izr·s In maki ng (u s tom dr.tpPs and cor ni er bo. r1cb French . an Ohto l :n t\'l'l'<.;it y 1ntrrio r d f's ig ll studf'nl. )2:ors out to cus tomrrs' hom es. t. Jkt'" mC'a surrmt•n! s and shows o..;J mp lt•s So how has bu sinf •o..;s hl'f' n so I a r'' COMPLETES SCHOOL David L. Shafler, assistant vh·<• presid ent at the Tri-State branc h of Star Bank In Galllpolls, was among 26 students who completed the fifth annual Advanced Sc hool of Commercial Credit at Miami University. The st•hool Is sponsored hy th<• ( olumhushased Ohio Bankers Association In r·ooper ation with MIami l Jnivt'r!<iity's Sc hool of HusinrNs Administration. The 1'r,.day sessio n consisted of approximately 28 classroom hours and two group seminar hours. ' 'Th e I 1'\ pon-;4' 1111 I h1 111'11 IJUt.; lllt 't.;'-. f h,l \ bPI'tl UJII I ', ll.! 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Section C August 5, 1990 Pro Football Hall of Fame inducts seven By BOB KEIM UPI Sports Writer CAN TO N, Ohio i UP i i -Tom L and ry, th e only coach of the Da llas Cow boys until he was abruptly fired last yea r, Sa tur· day j oined si x form er player s as Inductees Into the Pro Footbal l Hall of Fa me. Former P ittsburgh Ster iNs Franco Harris and Jack La m · bert , along wi th Bob Griese, Buck Buchanan. Ted Hendri cks. and Bob St. Clair al so wer e Inducted, bring ing to 155 the number of people enshrined i n professi onal f ootbal l's m onu· ment to gr eatness . La ndry, who coac hed the Cow · boy s from th eir Inception in 1960 until he was fired by new own er Jer ry Jones last winter, coac hed In five Super Bow ls and two NFL cha mpionship gam es, win nin g Super Bowl s VI and XI I. ''The l as t year has been a very, very i nteres ting year for me," said La ndry who won 270 games, the thi rd win nlnges t coac h be· hind lead er George H alas and Don Shula . " I go t fired and I' m in the Hall of Fa me, all in th e sa m e year. I think this is probabl y the grea lrs t moment a n a thlete can have, goin g int o the Hall of Fam e. "I t marks the end of yo ur career . Aft er you go int o th e Hal l of Fame, what t'lse !s there''" Landry 's cla ss includ ed two member s of the Pittsbu rg h tea ms· that beat Dalla s in two Super Bowl s, incl ud ing a .1s.:n t ri umph in Su pe r Bowl XII I, a candidate for the gr ea test NFL champi onship game ever played . STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM -10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH . PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., AUG. 5 THRU SAT., AUG. 11 ZESTA CRACKERS POUND BOX GRADE A WHOLE Chicken •.....•..••.~~ .•. S9( CHICKEN LEG Quarters ••••••••••••••• 49( 1/4 Pork Loin .••• ~~ .. $1 79 LB, HOMEMADE $ s9 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF Sandwich Spread .. ~·$119 ARMOUR VIENNA SAUSAGE 5 OZ. CAN 2/Sl WHITNEY PINK SALMON Rump Roast ••••. ~~ .. 1 $ 9 6 Chuck Roast ••.. ~~.. 1 $ 49 Cubed Steak ••.. L:~ •• 2 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF 14.75 OZ. CAN ARMOUR GRADE A Large Eggs .......~·;; .. 69< FLAVORITE Ice Cream •••...•• ~.G:~· $1 19 34J oz. $ TIDE DETERGENT 399 Good Only At Powell's Super Volu Good Sun., Aug. S lhru Sat, Aug . 11 • 136 • •0 • oz. $6 79 Good Only At Powell 's Super Volu Good Sun., Aug . S thru Sol., Aug. 11 hu ge for hi s time, at 6~ 9 and 265 in the NF'L ." sa id Hall of F arner Roger St aubach, wh o presenled Landr y " I t's one I thin k wtll . pro jected as as an victory over the CIPVP land Brow ns In the a nnual H all of Fa me ex hibition ga me. Tomcza k, who r ece ived th e bulk of th e work at qua r ter back aft er starter J im H ar gaugh left after three series, completed 9 of 16 passes for 11 6 yards. Hl s pass to Co ley, a second·yea r tight end from Clemson, capped a four· play, 7B·yard drive wi th .1: 14 left In the third quar ter . Co ley, alone i n the seco ndary , ga th ered the bal l in and ra n over sa fet y Ky le K ra mer at the 15 en r oute to th e end zo ne Coley had t wo ca tches for 51 yard s The ga me was playe d alter Tom La ndry, Fra nco Ha rris. Jack La mbPr t, Bo b St. Clair, Bob Gri ese, Buc k Buc hanan and Ted HC'ndric ks wP rP indu etPd int o thr Pro Footb all Ha ll of F ame . Rook ie Ra_v Taras i fr om Pt• nn times. tw icr b.v Traer Ar mst rong and once by Ri chard De nt . Harb augh completed 6 of R passes for 9' yards an d di rec ted Chicago to t he only score of th e fl rs t half . a 31 ya rd field goal by Butler . The kr.v play on I he scon ng dri ve came w hen H arb augh spotted recei ver Wendel l Davis In single coveraRe with llne· back er Van Waiter s and hit thr ou tside I inebackcr bu t with A ndy Russe ll and Jack H a m al rea dy on the club , he was swi tched to t he middl e, fr om w her e he terror ized offenses fo r 11 yC' ar s wi th hi s toot hl ess snar l and pum pin g HALL OFF AME INDUCT EES- Six form er 1\.'FL players and a form er coa ch pose for pictures following th eir Indu ction Into th e Pudding Pops •••••• TENDER LEAF BLACK CHICKEN OF THE SEA TEA BAGS CHUNK TUNA 100 CT. $199 Good Only AI Powell's !upor Valu Good Sun. Aug. S thru lot., Aug, 11 6.5 oz. 2f$1 Good Only At Powell's Super Volu Good !un., Auq. S thru Sot, AU!J . 11 ·. BOSTON 1U PI1 - Roger C'k· th(' most dramatic . mens won th P bi g confro nta!ion The Ti gers. down 3·1 m th l' top Saturday. and the Bosto n Red of thr (' ighth. mou n trd a s('riou..., t hrE'J t whrn T ra\·h Fr~·man .r,i nglf'd .Jnd Alan TrammpJI 12 OZ. CAN League's lea der in strikC'Ou ts a nd run lead at .14 w i th J oseCansrco. Pa rned ru n avera gP, we nt Ptg ht was the nex t batt er , and hr' d a nd two· third innin gs. sca tt er ing ul rra dy s truc k ou t th rer ti m rs . CIPm rns worked th (' rou nt ful l to F' l eldrr be fore blowmg It 1m KEEBLER TATER SKINS 8 oz. BUY ONE GET ONE ULTRA EAT & LOSE DIET FORMULA TWIN PAK JELLO ·::COUPON·· COFFEE Sl. Cla ir, nomina tl'd by thl' old -tim e r s commitleP, also was Bears win Hall of F am e Game Mi ke Tomcza k hit J ames Co ley wit h a 35·yard touchdo wn pass Saturday and Kev in Butler kicked a JJ .yard fiel d goa l to lead the Chicago Bea r s to a 1.1 0 StatP ad dPd a 42 ya rd four th · qua rt Pr field goa l fo r lhP Bf><H S. Ch icago do m in a tPd th P gJ mP, ga in ing :\07 yards to 12S for Clrvpland _ The Browns d id not get int o Chicago temt ory unti i H seco nd s rema in ed in th e gamP. Cleveland quart erba ck Berni e Ko sa r pl ayed ju st t wo sPri PS . c om pletin g .1 of :, passes fo r 19 ya rd s He was sacked three Sox wo n t hei r s ixth straigh t gamr wi th a :1-1 vic'to ry on·r thr Detro it T igPrs . FREE 2°/o MILK ..•••....• ~~~. $169 • MASTER BLEND " That' s a n unprecedf!.n!Pd f eat with the NFL ~' TREET LUNCH MEAT FLAVORITE MAXWELL HOUSE ve r y leas I , a m easu re of PQ ual it y th at im age on the sidelinPs on Sun day afternoons." Pro Football of Fame In Canton, Ohio . Shown are IL·RI Jack Lumbert, Bob St . Clair, Tom Landry , Boh Gri ese , T ed Hendri cks, Buck Bu chan an and Franco Harri s. I U P II form er Loui sia na St at r s tar fo!" a :1 3~ y ard gain th at put th e ball on t hP Clpvp land 30 Red Sox down Tigers 3-1 for sixth consecutive vtctory Onions .•...•••...•• ~~ 4/$1 99( BBQ Sauce •••••••••••• Griese sal d. "I think they look at what the team did . We wen t to three stra ight Supe r Bowls, wp won two, and we had the un de feate d !1 7· 0 in 1972! never be equalled. I n one of my wea ker moments, I ca lled Tom the m an In the funn y hat Bu t spea kin g on be hal f of f ootba ll fan<; across th(' cou nt ry, we miss 0 WHITE OR YELLOW oz. ' .,I m emor y is nf Pit tsbu rgh ' s ri r " t 99< 18 to have great numbers to get in,· number s aOOut Bucha nan wen? 6·foot·7 and 285 po unds. incredi· bly large for a player when he was dra ft ed as th e 1\o. I overa ll pick by th e America n F ootb all League's Dal las Texa ns i n 196.1. and the f act that i n 13 years he m issed j us t one game d ue to Inj ur ies. Bucha nan Is the fourth defen· sive lineman from the AF L to be indu cted Into th e Ha ll of F ame, and he was a key par t in Ka nsas Cit y's trium ph ovpr Min nesota in Super Bowl I V - proving t he upstart l eague had ga ined at the pounds. He helped clea r th e way for San Francisco's "m illion dolla r back field " of Y.A. Tittl e, Joe Perry, John Henry .John son and Hu gh M cE lhenny St. Cla i r also is fa mous for eatin g r aw meat , a ha bit he pic ked up as a you th , used to start le unwary r oo kies th roughout hls ca reer, and still contin u· in g today. "A l thoug h I can ea t cooked meat, natural ly, I prefer to eat it co ld and raw." St Cl air said L andrv playPd agains t St. Cl a ir an d eoac hC'd <Jg ain st thr n •s t of th e c lass . H is r eco rd of '2 0 st ra ight w inni ng seasons from 1966·84 has not bee n eq ualled. The re are now six Steelers h as w on, h P sa id hls fondc:--1 Wieners .•••...•••..~~ ••. KRAFT be known as " the think ing m an·s quart erback" for h is abil it y t o ca ll the r ight play in the ri ght situat io n. " If 1 ever had to dr•!ine what a winner l s, I could do it in two words . Bob Griese." said Mi ami was thr firs t q ua rtrrba r k to su ccess fu l l y pla y wea r in g glasSPs, and a pa ir of hi s eyeg lasses preceded him to Ca n to n. ''I don't think you always have seaso n Perhaps I he m ost impressive from the 1970s in the Hall of Fa me but pPrhaps no one epitom · izes l hr spi r it of thr tra m morr than L.ambert. the punishin g unders ized middl e linebac krr who twict• was na med thr NFL's defensive pl aye r of th e year A seco nd~round choice from Ke nt State In 1974. L ambert was With a ll t hP hon or.-; L(Jmtll'r l FLAVORITE DORITO'S ••••••••••••• pa rt to Gr iese, who has come to head coach Shula, w ho presen ted Griese. " He had great abili ty , but wh at set him apart was Intelli gence and leaders hi p. He w as a ge ln us at ca lling th e ri ght p lay at the r ight time... The fo rm er Purdue sta r pl ayed 14 yea r s, throw ing for 25.092 ya rds, I 92 touchdowns, and in 1971 and 1977 he was na med NFL Player of the Yea r . Gri ese al so ar ms and lrgs. BUCKET BEEF IOOZ. BAG Supe r Bow l vict ory i n Super Bowl IX. " I can stil l see Mr. ( Co mrnis~ sioner Pete I J{oze lle standing up ther e. gi vin g th e trophy lo M r . tow ner Ar ll Rooney the trophy," he sa id. "There were a lot of wet eyes that day." Before the Steelers went to the Super Bowl for t he f irst t ime after the 1974 season, the dom i· nant t ea m in the America n Football Conferen ce was the Miami Do lphin s, and the ir suc· cess was attr ibutable In l ar ge BRUT 33 SHAVING CREAM II OZ. CAN 59< Cl emens, lo o. t he Americao nine hit s, f annin g Pight . and lowering his E RA to2. 14 Hi ' las t strik£"OUI. howevPr , wa s perh aps doubk d him to third. Cecil f'ie lder. w ho shares thr AI. horru· away on a 97 mph fast ball. T he n, aft er fal li ng bt'h in d .1 0 to Lloyd MoSf'by . ClrmPns got him to grou nd out to !irs! to Pnd thr th r Pal . "B.v lh <.~t timP. I' d thrown a lot ol pilr hPs and I was stJrting lo ru n out of gas." ClPm ens sa id aftprward " I wr nt deep in thr rou n l to J lot ol gu ys. and I wa s· dr <.~ in ccl. "B ut mrn tally, I was :-. ti ll in i t." Clrmrn s sa id " l lrt a co up lr of s it uations pump me up, and f Graf, Maleeva to face each other in finals of $500,000 Canadian Open M ONTREA L ili PI I - KaiN i na Maleeva up sPt Gabrirla Sa batini fi . ~. 64 Sa turd ay to se t up a tit le match wi th Steffi Gr af In the $500 ,000 Canad ra n Oprn. M aleeva, the No.3 S<>Pd from Bulgaria. d ef ea ted th e seco nd · seeded A rg('n tinian fo r l hr firs t time In sing les play. She' l l pia)' Graf, the top SCP<I. t oda .v. Gr af breezed in to the fi no I w1th a "-2, 6·2 v!ctory O\'N France ·._ Na th alie T auz1at . Maleeva domtnatrd fr om l h•• s tart. as Saba tin i did not show th(' strr ng th a nd f i nessf' shf' had disp layrd ea rl irr in thr tourna mrnt. Ma lecva brok e out to a 2-fl Browns deny rumors of Minnifield trade By BOB KEIM UPI Sports Writer CANTON, Ohi o i UPii - Th r Cl evel and Brown s sa id Sat urday there was no truth to report s holdou t co rnerback F r ank Mlnnl· field had been tra ded to th e Atlan ta Fa lcons for off ens ive t ac kle Chris Hint on. Bu t Brow ns' owner Ar t Modell h inted that a trade invo lving th e three· time P r o Bowl star ter m ay not be fa r of f. " I t m ig ht be In ever ybody's bes t Interes t fo r hlm to play el sewhere," Mod ell sa id. Minnifield, a sl x·year veter an from Loui sville wh o also played two years In th e U.S. Football League, has reportedly demanded a sala r y In excess of $1 mllllon per year, saying he wants to be pa id more th an Plan B free agent Ray m ond Cl ay born , who signed a two-year deal with Cl eveland worth $1 .8 million. No deal could be made, h ow ~ ever , until Mlnnlfleld was signed. T he potential trade with the Falcons makes sense lor a Cleveland team desperate for experienced offensive linemen. When the B rowns started tra i n 1ng ca m p. they ex pected t hei r sIa rtin g tac kles to b<' Cody R isien and Paul Fa rren. but Rlsien reti red aft er three days of practi cr and Farren i.s hold ing out. Bu t the Browns drny th at any deal has been struc k with t h~ Fa lco ns. " That Is not a true story," Cleveland execu tive vice presl· dent Ernie Accorsl sa id of the H l n to n ~ Minnl fie ld trade. Hinton , acq uir ed by the Fa l· cons In the trade tha t al lowed lndlanapoll.s to draft llllnols quar terback Jeff George, Is a ror m er Pro Bowler w ho was one of the top offen si ve ta ckles of the late 1980s. If the Browns do tr ade M l n n l~ field, 11 wi ll leave th em wi thout either of the cornerbacks w ho helped popul arize the Dawg Defense In Cleveland . H anford Dixon was lefl unprotected and signed with San Francisco In the of f~season , and Mlnnlfleld and Dixon In 1988 were the first cornerbacks from the same t eam to start at cornerbac k In a Pro Bowl gam e, ' lead in thf' fi r ~ I Sf'! a nd cxtr ndPd the adv an ta gt• to :1 -1 lw forl' Saba tini r phoun dl'd to wi n t hl' nrx t tv.:o games. Th e Bulga ri an m a int a ine d con · trol l'<Hiy.- in l hP second SPI. lt·l kin g ! h i~ ri rst t wo gamPS. Saba t ini ca m t· back tD Iii' t hP scorP :1-J. hu t Ma k rva hPid l irm and cap l urPd the nPxl t wo gam('s ''I was too slow t od ay," Saba lln i said. " I lrlPd !0 a Hac k m o rP. If I had bee n a l it tl ~ bit f as ter I woul d have tr ied to com r to thP nl't I j us t was n't q ui ck enoug h." Ma leev;, ent ers her match wi th a 0-6 car rrr m ark a gainst Gr af. mcludlng two losses in f inal s. T he Bulgarian has never wo n a set aga i ns t the Wes l Germ an " If 1 lose no one will be su rp rised," Malerva sa id " If I w in . ever yonE" wil l be s u rp rised. I've got not hing to losP... Gra f, the top·ranked wom en 's player in the world , r aced to a 4·0 lead In the fi rst se t against T auzl at, wi nni ng the seco nd and thi r d ga mes without conceding a point and allowi ng only one point I n the fou rth gam e. She never was seri ously challenged. '' I ex pected her to come to the net more," Gr af sa id , adding that lwr co ncPntra tion has Improved sin ce she was ousted In the Wim bledo n semlflna ls amid re~ ports her fat her had sired a child bo rn to a Wes t German mod el. Ta uzlat s;Jld her game plan went wron g ea rly. "I did n't pl ay ver y well an d she's r eally good," she sa id . Asked why she stayed away !rom the net , Tauzl at said Graf "pla yed (the ball) l ong . Maybe next time I'll play her backhand more." need that " Facing Fic lclf'r wit h thP gamf• on thr li m • v:a s o np ol thf'm "Wrl l. Cf•rll'..., <.l good hitwr. " Cl rmens sa id "You rna~ · m ak(' hi m look lw d on srvPr<.t l p ttchr~ . bu t hl· r;m cnmf' back and bu rn vo u ! T' t~ l ('d S,V. I jus t tri rd t o stay rni :-. ta kc ·f rrr with him ." C' IPmr ns has now g ivrn up Oil( ' l'<nn rd r un i n h i s las t t hn'f' g:l mr:-. . Hr had a 2ti 2:!- i nn ing scorr lrss s trea k snapped i n thr four·th i n ning Sa tu rd a~' whrn Dr' I mit scor rd it s on ly r un to 1<:~ kl' a 1 0 lead . Mosebv hit a one·out doublf'. movPd to I hird on La r nShP<'ts' groundrr. and sco red on (;ar\ Ward' s si nglr Rf,s to n ma nagrd only one hil in thr f irst four a nd two -third innin gs off Drt ro it startcr Str'\'1' Sf•a rcy. 1·1 Ou t w it h two out i n tllf' fifth . Bos ton ti ed t he gam I' on co nsrcu tivr sin giC'S by Jodv Rerd. Car los Qu i ntana and Wade 13ogg.-, . The fled Sox took a 1 l lrad onr in nlng la ter With onP out, Dw igh t Evan s wa l ked and went to third on Tom Brunans ky's double. Afte r an In ten tiona l wa lk to Tim Naehrlng loaded the bases, Searcy struck out .John Marza no. But he wal ked Reed on four pitc hes to f orce home Evan s. Boston took a ] . J advan !age In the seve nth on sin g les by Boggs. Ellls Bur ks and Eva ns. De tro it tht'ea tened again i n the nin th when Shee ts led off w ith a single and Dave Ber gman drew a t wo~ou t wa lk off Clemens. Rob Mu rphy, w ho has been des lg· nated the team 's cl oser In the wa ke of season·endlng bac k surger y to Jeff Reardon entered and got Whitaker to fly out to cen ter to end the ga me. Searcy, 1·3, pitched hls first complet e game of the season, NAACP considers Oakmont protest OAKMONT, Pa. iUPI) - Th e Pittsbu rgh bra nch of the NAACP threa tened Satur d ay to protes t the all·whlt e Oakmont Country Club If It ha s no t admltted a black member by lhe lim e It hos ts th e 1992 U.S. Women's Open. Leon H oward Jr., the NAACP's vice pres ident, said the civil ri ghts group has received com· plaint s about Oakmont's admls~ slons polic ies but has not yet decided how to respond . allowing Pight hit". \lriking ou t lour :1nrl \ralkin g fi\ ·(· "J tho ught l thn•w n•al \n•ll. " '- did Sh!IT_\ · ·] had that on1' bad 1nn in g whPn' I load1•d thl' b<J<.;t".;. .ulf! I rn a d1• ;~ good pi tch tngPt out of it. t'l.' f'll thoug h tllP.\ ' srnrPd a l'lJII . (Jiant .. ~. UoLig! 'r ~ I ,\ 1 St~ n F'r<tn risco r·ook it' T r1· n11 \VIlso n pttc!wd a two-hti !Pr and won l or· tht> fir st timr 1n six "!;1rts 10 lt>;HI lhf' S:1 n Fra nc1sco Ciant s to .1 ~ · I ,· ictor~· Saturda .\ ow' r I he J.o.., ,\n grlrs Dodg<'r.s . \\' i l~o n . 'j' l had allow('d on l.v o nP hit . ll ul)i(' Brooks's Jradof l homPr 111 th(' fifth. brfo r(' yirld· ing a two singlr i n thr ni nth to K:JI Dani<• l' Tllr lrft ·handcr. who had onr'· hit Sa n Di ego .Jun r n. struc k ou l S('VC' n and wal ked thn'(' in p i tc hi ng his th rrd ro m · plrtr game. n rooks was the on ly Do dgC'r to rrac h as f ar as srco nd base. San Fr<Jnc isco rook a 1·0 if'<~d nff MikP Morgan. 4-lU. in thr f ir q l3 rr-t r Hu tl f'r openPd w i th a 'ing tr After Rick L1•ac h fl ied out t o crntPr. Butkr s toiP <.;Pcond Y.,l jJI Clark cl rovt' a fly l o d ppp r ight that Rrooks ra ugh t Appar· Pn tly· t hinkin ~ i t wa.-. tlwfin a l o ut, Br oo ks brga n joggi ng in a nd , by t he tim r hr rea lized his mi s ta kP. B utl er h <:~d come aroun d t o scon• f rom spr·ond T he r. i ant s i ncrPasC'd thPir IPart I o ~ 0 in 1hP fo u r th wh Pn Ma II W ill iams hi t his 21st home run to PXIPml his N l. RR I IPad to Hh William s had Pn lf'rc d th f' ga mP w i th fi \'f' hits in hi s prPv ious ~ ~ a t-bat s Mor ga n wPn t Sf'Vf'n in ni ngs , a llowi ng fi vr hi ts Jnd two runs. w hiiP wa l kin g nnr and strik ing n u I Oil('. Eddi e Mu rr ay of Los A ngP ir..., wrn t 0 for ·1 to e nd his J.1 -gam1 • hittin g strra k . Peirson admits fixing grade, is fired as Miami cage coach OXF'ORD , Oh io I UP I I - M i am i U nivrrsi t y baskPi ba l l coach .1Prry Peirson, who admi tted fa l si fyin g a gr ade for one of hls for m er p layPrs, was r el!eved of his duti es Fr id ay by MU pres l· dent Pa ul G. Pea r so n. Pe irson , who coac hr rl the Redskin s for six year s, w as accuse d of and a dmi tted giving an A I n a cla ss he ta ug ht to Mi am i player Knrlt on Cl ay bo r ne rv ('n thoug h Cl aybo rne had not part ie· ipated In the class durin g the J988 ·R9 season. Without the A g r ade, Cl aybo rne would have been acade m ically Ineligibl e. Pear son, In announcing hl s deci sion to di smiss PPlrson, said he dld so a ft er recei vi ng num er · ous requests from frie nds of Peirson that the coac h not 'be pun is hed severely .. Li kewi se. said Pea r son, there were r •hers who ex pressed " out· r age at the dam age done the Ins tituti on 's re pu t ation and trad i ti ons ... " Pearson sa id Mlaml athletic dir ector R .C. Johnson recom~ m ended that Peir son be s us~ pended without pay for f our months, that he no longer be permit ted to teach and and he be placed on permanent probation. " This has not been an easy s<~i d PParson. ·· pal tlcu larly ln ligh t of my co ncern f or Coarh Pf>i rso n <1 nd hi:-. f am ily .. si tuat ion.'' "Af tPr long and pai nfu l con.'irtl era li on ." adciPd l hP prPsiriPnt. "/ have concluded that the long t erm reputati on of Mi ami Un i vrr sll y 's athl r t ic a nd ac adPmir progra m s d e m ~1nd s th at C'nar h Pe irson be termi na tpcl from e m ploym ent at the univf' rsi l\ " Pea r son sa id t hP unlvPrsity w ill honor PPirsnn's co nt rac t through DPrcm bPr of th is yPar a nd will provid e an ins truct iona l fC<' waiver for any of hi s d epend ent child ren who may wish to atte nd Miam i for thei r undergraduat e work. Prirson a nd his wife, Jan. havr a son a nd two d aughters. ' 'The only comfort I tak e from this dlfflcul decis ion Is that It m ay be th e m os t Important statem ent I ca n m ak e about the Integrity of Mi ami Unlver sll y's a thletic and academic prog r ams," said Pearson. " At a time when man y have grave reser vations about Integ~ r lty In our societ y , I believe we must make all efforts possible to protect this most cherished pos, session of the university, even when the decision may cause great pain to some." I �Page-C-2 Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis. Ohio August 5, 1990 Point Pleasant. W. Va . Sabo hits 21st homer in eighth, but, tlerce chal lenge down th e stretch . "Go ta lk to t he players." Reds manager Lou Pinlella snapped. · 'I'm tired of making excuses for them ." Lat er , wi th r eporters sti ll wai ting in the dressing room, Plnlella asked loud ly, " Wh at are yo u all standing around for ? Go on home." Mariano Du ncan, who col l ec ted lhree of the six Reds hit s, sat wlth hi s head bowed at hi s loc ker. "W hat ca n I sa_v?" he asked, his voice hard l.1· above a wh isper . ·'We'rE' supposed to w in one- run g ames and we had opportun iti es ton ight ." Chri s Saba's i<'adoff hom er in th e eight liftl'd Cincinnati Into a 2-2 tie but the Padres won il of f r el iever Rob Dibble. in ihe ninth . Tony Gwynn singled and sco r ed 0 11 Clark \ do ubl e to mak e a winnrr of rPl if' ver Greg Harr is, pressure from Sa n Francisco now," Ha rris sai d. "They 've got a chance to get themselves in a pressure situation and I don 't know If they're there yet. But they're ce rtain ly close.·· Harri s was replaced after hitting Billy Hatcher wi th a pitch tu open th e ninth. Craig L efferts reeo rd ed the la st three ou ts for hi s 15th save. San D iego took a 1-0 lead off Jack Arms trong in the second w hen Jack Clark ted uff with a n. ti ~5 wa lk scored on Joe Ca rt pr's ''ThP RPd .'i may lH ' f('E' iin g th e double. T he Padres added a run in !he third on back-to-bark doubles by Bip Rober ts and Rober to Alomar. The Reds srorPd a r un in the th ird whe n Bill y Hatcher reached on pitcher Bruce Hurst' s oases in the eighth before Harri s struck out Tudd Benzinger and r etired Lui s Qinones on a groundou t to escape. " We 're j ust goi ng to have to tr y throwing error. took second on Armstro ng's bunt a nd scored on down. but to rela x and stop trying loo hard, I guess," Benzinger sa id . "W e' re wp 'v p sti ll got a l ong wa y to go. Wha t WP nePd now is to pick ourse lves up and win a coup lr of games. It s thai simplr. " 1-: lscwherc in the Nattonal L eague. P itt sburgh bombed Philad elphia 11 -0. Chicago pounded (See NL on C-3) Dunca n' s doub le. Sa ba ti ed with hts fourth hom c1 In four games and 2l sl of the seaso n. Johnny I3enc h hold s the c lub record for homers inconsrcutive ga mes with fi ve in 1972. The Reds went on to load the Scoreboard ... Majors Fl-lday Ea_~t " .. " .. ·" Tf'.VIl &~ t on . . .. . L TttNHICo ~li Ha ltl mon· .--' -. . . -~: 1 . j[ 1>.-t ru6t ('h•wland .. 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WINDOWS ABeautiful Prestone castro/ ANTIFREEZE COOLANT OKenclall MOTOR OIL MOTOR OIL OIL FILTERS L1m1! 12 quarts at sale puce L111JI/ 12 quarts a/ sale once TOW-30, TOW-40 OR 20W-50 TOW-30 OR Ougi!Jal eau1pmenr ouat,;, Lrm112 at sale pnce 10W~ 40 erro r. That brought up the Yankees' roo kie outfielder . "Azocar is a real f ree-swi nger, which Is a pretty good match -up for guys who throw knuckleballs," Ca ndlottl said. Wrong. Azocar promptly denied Candlottl a spot In the record books by gr ounding a base hit up the m lddle, Just beyond the reach of second basem an Tom Brookens. " H e had a nas ty knuckler tonight," said Azocar, who had homered Year rouna p/0 /ectwn .1or toUav s l't'l:1cles L1.' 111 ,1 6 at sdle IJ'-'Ce #.4F -777 Quality! Value! Selection! off Ca ndlottlln last Sa turday's 2-1 Yankee loss in Cleveland . " Much better than the last time. " "It was just a ground ball he hit1 n tile right place." sa id Candioltl. "He's a good hitter- he keeps his hand s back real wel l and spra ys to all fields ." T he hit senl Candlottl. 11 -7. to the dugout . Jo walch .Iones try to preserve the victory. "Jo nes Is an off~ speed pit cher . " Ca ndio tli sa id . "a nd Hall i s no! a good off-speed hitter , so It looked like a pretty good m alrh up." Wrong again . Hall crushed Jones ' first pitch int o the upper dec k In right for hi s lOth home run of the se ason . "It was a fastball down th e middle," Jo nes said. " 1 d idn 't get it in enoug h. I knew Mel Hall was a fir st ba l l hitter. I was hopin g to jam him." "I was just trying to get a hit ," Hall said . "T he man tCandiottil wa s nasty the whole con tes t. I was real happy to see him come out. .. All of the Yankees ' runs were unearned and Ca ndlotti al lowed five of those with only one hit . He wa lked Jwo and st r uck out seven The· loss was Candlot tl's first to the Ya nkees since Ap r il 26. 1987 . Lee Guetterman, 7-4, pitched three and one third innings. allowing two runs and four hits while fannin g two . E l sewhere In the America n League : M i nnesota downed Sea tlll' 6 2 • (l~tl()Jl ... _____________l_c_on_u_n_ue_d_f_ro_m_c_-~2)~~~~~--~--~---------------------- Montreal 10-4, San Diego edged Cincinnati 3-2, Houston blanked Atlanta 3-0, New York overcame St. Loui s 5-4 and Los Angeles fl attened San Francisco 10-2. Pirates 11, Phil.• 0 After th e brea ks deall Doug Dra bek during his no-hit bid Friday night, no one could blame the Pi t tsburgh pitcher for eyeing a place In the record books . F i rs t, Pittsburgh second baseman Jose Lind made a sharp play to preserve Drabek's no-hitter through eight lnnln~s. T hen, one out away from becoming the eighth pitcher to throw a no~ hitter this seaso n. he f aces a .188 hitter ins te ad of a .346 hitt er . The odds ar e In Drabek 's favor , rig ht? Not quite. On a full co unt. Sll Campusa no si ngled to right for only his lO th hi t i n 49 at ~bat s this season. deprivi ng Drabek his day of glnry . 'When I saw Chico I Lind ! dive a••d catc h It. 1 thought that had to be a good sign." Drabek said aft er Pittsburgh's 11 -0 thrashing of Philadel p hia. "And it was for a few more outs. It was jus! a tr emendo us play." Pittsburg h manager Jim Ley ~ land sa id he also thought Lind 's play was an omen. " I don't usua lly get too ca ught up in thi ngs l ike tha t, but aft er Chico m ade tha t pla y . 1 thought he'd get it." Leyland sa id. " l t was ju st one of those thi ngs . Because of the blowout . Cam pu sa no rep laced Lenny Dykstra in center field in the seventh inning. With the no-hitter on th e li ne, Campusano fough t off a high and i ns ide fastball, and lift ed a ·slngl<' to shallow right -cen ter "Cam pusa no hit It hard . l t was a clean base hit ," Drabek said. · 'I'm glad It was li ke that, a clean hit . not a questio n of wheth er It wa s a hit or error. No fielder had to fee l bad and the scorer d idn't have to make a t ough dec ision. I f you're goin g to l os~ II. that 's th e wa y to do it. ·J figured with th e co un t .1-2 and w ith th e de fense helpin g me out and wi th them hit ting the ba ll at peo ple, I' d th row a fastb al l 1f he wa l ks, f ine . If he hits It, I hope he hit s It at som ebody ." Dr abe k, 1 4 ~4. had retired 26 of the fir st 27 Phillles he faced before Ca mpusano 's hi! . Dr abek go t Dar ren Daulton to fl y out to rig ht to end his first career HEAT PUMPS 1lit·~ llll ll'l> I , I. II : 0!> p.m . Su nd a.y I i IIFI"IMI Pll c..t•u rJ: h 11 1 rhUad r lphla .\'lollln•alll.l ( ' hl l' q:o _'l;c•11· \ "oril. 111 !'it . Loul~ !'ia n lll r,~to al t"lndnllillll .-\ tbrnho at Hou!Oto n Fr iday Rt!;ulh MlniiP!HXII6, St>llolllf' 't . 13\nnln~ !'l.rltl \"ork 6. nl"VtiiUid t Ra.•tnn 11. Det roit S Balli mort• II. Klllla ~ f"lt y I Tnu ~- Toro•lo I 1 1 Gros~ 1 8o~ldt· 1-61. 'l : 0 ~ p.m. Silll 111 1'~1 ( Whlt.,n ~71 Ill n l <"hlll"ll on ~- li ), 7 : 0~ p.m At iYnlil ! Ut•hnndl 1-1 1 Ill By ERIC McHUGH UPI Sports Writer NE W YORK - First Oscar Azocar ruined Tom Ca ndlottl' s no-hitter, then Mel Hall ruined his night. Azocar's single w ith two out In the eighth Inning broke up the Cl eveland knuckleballer" s bid for a gem Friday night, and then Hall took reliever Doug Jones deep for a three-run homer to power the New York Yankees to a 6-4 victory over the Indians. "1 wa s having suc h a good time pitchi ng," said the 32~ year- o ld junk ba ll specialist. " The knuckleball was dancing so much. It was going l ike crazy." After retiri ng the fir st two batters In the eighth, though, Candlottl r an Into trouble. Steve Sax walked and moved to second when shortstop Felix Fermin booted rookie Jim Ley ritz's slow roller for an NL Hi-EFFICIENCY ."iahardiQ' t ;llmr-.. 1'-, ' .... .. .. " '" "' "' ... Nf'W 1"urk ·- IITrDTUrDIII 111 ~n 1n~nu1® BETTER BY DESIGN R~ulh 10, Mo rirn .l 4 l'lll.'illll rt til l. I' hila delphi • 0 S lill Ult' gtl :1, llnrlnna.J: l 2 ~ ..... \ "oril ~. Si . LHB ~ 4 Ry lnlltdP rf'"!>' lnh•rnaul otlii.J <\MERICA."i U :.-u ; t to: .. Puzzle on ( " h ka,~~o Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page-C -3 Yankees flush Candiotti's no-hitter to hand Tribe 6-4 loss Padres hand Reds 3-2 loss on Clark's ninth-inning double CINCINNATI iUP I I - The strai n of what looks l ike a long pennant race ahead began show i ng on t he Ci nc innat i Reds Friday nig ht. The Reds' lead over Sa n Franc i sco had al ready bee n re du ced to 4ih games befon• . J ~ c k Clark' s ninth-i nnin g doubl e lift ed t he San Diego Padres to a :1-2 victory over Cin cinnati. The loss wa s Cincinnati 's IU!h in i ts last 12. The Reds have led the divi sion since Open ing Day and apparent ly do not r el ish a August 5, 1990 one -hitter. Drabek str uck out five and walked one In winning his sixth straight start. The victory w as never In doubt as the Pirates pounded out 18 hits against six Philadelphia pitchers. Andy VanSlyke was 3 for5wlth a home run and four RBI and Sid Bream went 4 for 5 with a homer and three RBI. Lind and catcher Don Slaugh! also had three hits apiece. Philadelphia starter Bruce Ruffin. 6-11, gave up five runs on f ive hits and three walks In one and one-third Innings. The only good news for Pplladelphia on the night was It aqulred two-time NL MVP Dal e Murphy from Atlanta. Cubs 10, Expos 4 At Chicago, Mike Harkey and Mark Grace each hit two-run doubles In a six -r un first Inning to prope l Chicago. Harkey, 10-5. became the fir st Cubs rookie to win at least 10 ga mes since B urt Hooton and Rick Reuschel in 1972 . Mark Gardner, 6-6, served up seven hit s In less than two Innings to take th e l oss. Aslrus :1, Braves 0 At H ouston. MikP Scott fired a th ree~ hiltrr to l ead Houston . Scott . 9-10, allowed only a fir st innin g do ublr to Oddibe McDowell. a th ird -liming single by Jeff Blauser and a two-out ninthinnin g do ubl e by Ru n Cant. John Sm alt z. 7-R took t ilr loss . Ken Oberk fe ll drovP in two ru ns Mets :t, Cardi nal s 4 AI St. Loui s, Da v.. Magadan and Gregg Jeffrrif's hit bl oop RB I si ng les In a t hrPr -run nint h Innin g to enab lr Nrw Yo rk to keep it~ onr -game !Pad nvl'r Pitt sburgh in !h e N I.I<:a st w ith It s 24t h com eback v ictory ot th f' season. Lee Sm ith . J.l. took lhr loss. Ju l io Machado, 4-t . pirked up th e win a nd J ohn Franco pi tched the ninth fo1 his NLlead ln g 24th save. Dodgers II, Glanl' 2 At San Fra nc isco. Hubi<' Brook s ha d four hit s and drovr in two r uns and Ramon M art inrz pit ched his major leag ue- l eading eig hth complete gamr. Martinez. 14-4, wo n his fi fth straigh t sta r t. Sco tt Garrelt s. 9 H. l as ted one and two-third Inning s in his firs t start since coming wlthin onC' out of a no-hitt er. --- in 13 innings, Ba l timore bombed Kansa s Ci ty 14 -1. Boston routed Detroi t 14-5, Texas c lobbered Toronto 9-1, Chicago topped Milwaukee 6-2 and Oak land edged Ca lifornia 8-6. In the Nat io na l League it was: Ch icago 10. Mon tr ea l 4; Pittsburgh II. Philadelphia 0; N•·w York 5. St. Lou is 4; San Di ego 3. Cincinnati 2; Hous ton 3, A tlanta 0; Los Angeles 11, Sa n F rancisco 2. Twins 6, Mariners 2 (131nn. ) - At Seattle, Kent H rbek's sacrifice fly snapped a 2-2 I ie and Randy Bush added a t hree~ r un homer off Mike Sc hooler , 1-3. RPlicver Rick Agu il er a. 4-3. go t the win. M innesota' s Br~an Harper extended his hitting s treak to a major lea gue season -high 24 ga mes when he belted a two-run homer In the sixth Inning. Red Sox 14, Tigers 5 - At Bustun. El lis Burks bel ted a th ree -run hom er lo highlight a seven -ru n first inning that knocked ou t Jeff Robinson. 8-9. before he rutirrd a balter. The Red Sox's fir st eight baiters re ached safely. Det roit's Cec il Fie lder hit his majo r league- l ead ing 34 th home run. Greg Han is, 9-4, go t th e win. 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Va . ·-·August 5, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W Va. Raiders ready for game with Saints in Wembley Stadium By U nited Pr ess International The American Bowl ser ies whlc h sends NFL team s to E urope and As ia oft en h as been view ed as a distr action by coac hes and player s. But this year, the Los A ngel es Raider s say t hey ar e look ing fo rw ard to their New Orleans Sa ints m at . c hup at Bri t ain's Wembley Stadium. " Its nice. We've had a great time out her e, " Ra ider s defensive t ac kle Bob Ga lle said. " It 's a gr eat c hance t o break th e m onot ony of t r aining ca mp day after day . " We have a n oppo rtunity to com e out her e and work against somebody besides ou r friends. You start feeling guilty slapping your buddy In the head all the time." Raiders head coach Art Shell said he looks upon the gam e as "a posit ive ." " It an extra game for us," Shell said . "If you c heek the record of the team s w hich have played these extra games t hey have go ne on to do wel l. " Si x of the prev ious eight team s that h ave played ex hibit ion ga m es In Lo ndon have gone on to make the playoffs . The on ly excep tions have been the 1986 Da l las Cowboys and the 1988 Mi ami Dolph ins. A near sellout i 5,000 c r owd is expected Sunday for the game, whic h will be shown on llri t ish televi sion and bea m ed bac k to the U .S by NBC At Ca nton, Ohio, Tom L and r y and si x player s wil l be Induc ted Sat ur day In to the Foo tb all Hall of Fame. L a ndry , who guided t he Da l las Cow boys to 20 str aight winnin g seasons and t woSuper bowl victo· rles, wi ll become on ly only the fifth mode r n-er a coac h to be enshr ined In to the Hall of Fame. L and ry i ntroduced the "flex" defe nse, m ul tiple offenses, rei n· tra duced the shotgun and spread offense, and hel ped perfect slt ua lion substi tu t ions . Un ti l las t yea r the on ly coach the Co wbo ys eve r had, La ndry won 2i 0 games, mo re than any other coac h excep t for George Halas and Don Shula. " Wh en I deve loped the flex defe nse 1as an ass l.rant wi th the New York Gi ants), It was Paul Brown's offen se In Cl eveland that I wa s tryi ng to stop," Landry sa id. " By t he t ime I took ove r the Cowboys ( in 1960 ). the 4-3 defense wa s pr et ty we ll ent renched. I knew the way to bea t it was with mult i ple set s and mo tion. " Bob Griese. Jack L ambert , F'r anco H arris. Bob St. Cl ai r , Buck Buc hana n, an d Ted Hendri cks wil l j oin Land r y for Ind uct ion ho nors . The Chicago Bears and Cleveland Browns will play In the Hall of Fa me ga m e In Fawcett Sta dium following the c er em onies, which ar e sc hedu led to b egi n at 10 a. m EDT. At T ampa, F l a., Buccaneer s r ook ie linebacker K eith McCa nts r eturned to prac tice Friday after nursing a knee Injur y and plan s to parti cipat e In a controlled scrimmage Sat ur day aga inst t he Miami Do lphins. " M y knee feels r ea l good ," sa id McCa nts. a 6-foot-3, 255pounder from Ala bam a. " I hav e to catc hup now on t he physi cal par t. I'm learnin g the mental part s of m y ass ignmen ts." At Ki r tland, Ohio, Br i an Holloway , a three-time Pr o Bowl offen sive lineman wit h the New England Patriots who r etired two year s ago, Is talking to t he Clevel and Brown s about mak ing a comeback at the age of 31. " He' s still only 31 years old and Edberg, Chang advance in Volvo Tennis/Los Angeles tournament L OS ANG E LES IUPI) Reigning Wimbledo n Ch ampion Stefan E dber g of Sweden wi ll l ace No. 3 seed Pete Sampras whlle No. 4 Michael Ch ang tangles with South Afr ic a 's Ga r y .Muller , the No. 7seed, ln a pa l r of : semifinal mat c hes Saturday the · $22 5,0 00 Vo l vo Te n n i s/ Los : Angeles . The t op-seeded E dber g , Sam : pras and Muller pos ted st ra i ght . set vi ctories F rld av on center :co urt. Chang, m ea-nwhile, di s; paic hed Dan Goldie of Red wood :City, Ca lif., 6-1, 7-5, In the nig ht' s fea ture m atch . Ed berg , who has lost all th ree f in al s he has played here , played .aggressi vely in fashioning a 6-4, ;6-4 , vi ctory over unseeded Jeff ·T a rango of M an ha t iL! n Beach . :ca lif.; Sa mpras, 18, overcam e a : te mpora r y loss o l co ncen tr ati on ·ea rly In the seco nd set to defeat .Jason St ol tenberg of A ustra lia, 6-3, 6-4; and Muller, spor Ung .,o;hould er -l ength blond hair, ellm · ·lnated unseeded Brian Gar r ow , ·of Los Altos, Calif. , 6-3. 6-4 • ; " I'm not play ing grea t te nnis , · ' but I'm play ing good tennis, good ; (>nough to wi n, " said Ed ber g, 24. ; . the World 's No. 2 r anked player . " Things ar e going al ong as I : thoug ht they would be, " he said . • " I' ve done wh at I'm supposed to :- do - mak e the sem ifina l s. " ; : Although helostservlce once ln · :eac h set , the first time he had : •been broken In three m atches, : ~dbe r g continued to play his · cust om ary se rv e-a nd -v ol ley ; ·sty le throughou t the 1-hour 2.1 ; ~ inute, straight-set victory. {Sabatini ousts ~ Capriati in ~_Canadian Open , MONTREA L tU Pl t Ga , :br ie la Sa batini ousted Jennifer : Ca prla ti 3-6, 6-1. &-4 F'ri day n1ght : to adv an ce to th e semifi na ls of ;: the $500,000 Ca nadian Open . Sa bat ini and the 14-year -old : Ca prla tl played before a capa c. ' tt y crowd on a d ay when Stcffi : '(; r af. N athalie T auziat and K a ;-(erlna Ma leeva al so won. Sa ba• :lin ! m eet s Maleeva and Graf : plays Tauzlat Sa tur day. • . · Gr af battered hom esic k Sovi et : _Natal ia Zvereva 6-0, 6-4. Kater : ina M a leeva of Bu l gar ia downrd • Japan's Noako Sawa m at su 6-7 : .(5-7), 6 2, 6-4 and T auziat downed : flulgarla n Manuela Maleeva • . Fragnler e 6 3, 6-2. ~ "T his was not m y bes t match ... he said . " Hope fully t hi ngs wil l get a l ittle better tom or row ." Ed berg said he won)Jecause he was t he better player Friday. " I was more cons istent today , .. said Edber g. "H e (T ar ango!, goes lor ever yt hi ng He tees off every c hance he gets wh ich is very hard t o do. I think he ca n get awa y with lt som et imes. bu 1if hP play s so m ebod y i n the To p 10, i t' s go tta be di ffic ult b eca use hr makes a littl e hi t too manv mistakes . " "Al ii t rie d to do was keep lh<• ball i n play and let hi m m ak<' t hr m ista kes, " he sa ld Edberg sa id hP looks for wa r d to Sa t urd ay's fir st meet ing wit h Samp r as . " He' s a vr r y tii iC'ntcd pl ayer . who pl ay s a bit like I do . Hr' s a dan ger ous player , w ho c;m p i a ~· ver y , very wPI I at timL'S. You j ust have to stay wi t h hi m . It should court s. llr ' s lik e a fo rmu la onr ra ce car. Around Gallia County... VINT ON - North Ga llia head foo tba ll coach G regg Dee! an nounc ed tha t the Pir atPs ha ve joined Oak Hill and Sy mmes Valley In Div ision IV for football and Di v ision JJI for al l oth er sports. This m ove from Divis io n V for lootbali and Divisio n I V for al l othe r sport s i s a res ult ol a n Increase In the nu mber of bov s 1n grad es 9-11. · MERCER\1 LL E Han na n Trace vo l leyba ll coa c h Mike Jenk i ns anno unced that vo tlr v ball pr actice for all Han nan Tra ce gir ls en teri ng grades 9- 12 this fal l w i ll begi n Mond ay at H a.m . at H annan Tra ce Hi gh Schoo l' s gym . GAL LI PO I.I S Ga ll ia Ac ad emy vo lley b a ll co ac h J ac ki e Knig ht announced that voll eyba l l practi ce for all GAH S gir ls enter ! ng gr ades 9-12 t his fall wi ll begi n M onday at 9 am. at the Acad em y' s gy m . GALLIPOLIS - Th e Galli pol is Soccer BoostPr s Cl ub tea m w i l l begi n regu lar pra ct ices thi s wre k, star ti ng w i th Mo nday's prac ti cPs, whic h arP sch rdul ed from 6 to R p.m . at t he water treatm ent fi eld Mu nici pal Poo l on F'r iday, Aug. li T he event i s br ing held i n appreciation of the player s who played baseba ll and softb all thi s yea r . ~ ~ !Caa:w v' Check U$ ouf/ D D D D D D D NIKE AVIA KEDS REEBOK BROOKS CONVERSE BRITISH KNIGHTS THE GREAT DEPRESSION - Indians pitcher Tom Candlottl mops his face alter watching his no-hitler go down the toilet when New York's Oscar Azocar singled off him In the eighth Inning of F riday night's game In New York. Candlottl, who had Yankees on base when he came out, watched th em sco re and give the Bronx Bombers a 6-4 vi ctory . ( UPI ) A L games... . !Contin ued fr om C 31 ~---=:..:...:.:.=.:.::_::__ _ __ f i r st career gr and s lam capped a sev en-run sev en th Inning t hat was . keyed by an er ror by Toro nto third ba sem an K el ly Gr uber on a potenti al doubl e play ground er . J amie M oyer, 1-3, w on for the fir st tim e since las t September and r etired 21 of his final 22 batter s. White Sox 6, Brewers 2 - At Milwaukee. F ra nk Thomas tr ipled hom e two run s with his fi rst m ajor league hi t and Greg H ibbard , 9-5 . t ossed a seven hitter to send th e Brewer s to their sixth str aight loss . Mark K nudson dropped to 8-5 despite taking a one-hitter Into t he sev enth. Alhlel lcs K, Angels 6 - At A naheim, Ca lif.. Dave Hender son hom er ed and co llected three RBI and M ark McG wire added a solo shot whi le Oa kland rall ied for five runs In the seven th Innin g to overcom e a 6-0 defic it. Rookie reliever Regg ie Harris, 1-0, recorded his firs t m ajor- l eagu(• wi n Dennis Ecker sley notc hed his 34th sa v e. I GA LLIPOLI S - All youth s, fa mi lies, adminis tra tor s and coa ches that par tici pat ed in th e Gal li polis baseball and soft ba ll leagues a rc invit ed to a ttend a 21CJ N. Second Middleport - CJCJ2-S627 fr ee pool party at the Gallipolis POOR BOYS TIRE, INC. RT . 35 b7S·l134 • b7S·1111 HENDERSON, WV HOURS: MONDAY-SATURDAY, 8:30 AM-5 PM * Olflclal State Inspection Center • 2Inspectors *2 Alignment Racks ·Ball Joints, etc. **2Shocks • Struts Mechanics on Duty (Time Chains, Tune Ups) *Custom Exhaust- Muffler Shop (Special DUAL... 99.95) *Complete Brake Shop (Rotors Turned) 99.95 and up *Farm Implement Tires, Lawn Mowers, etc. *Several New Name Brand Tires In Stock *Over 4,000 Good Used Tires * 100 Good Used Semi Tires In Stock *New • Used Tires • All Guaranteed 1 1 Fast FrfendiJ Servfee CHECK OUl\ PRICES BEFORE YOU BUT! 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WV 757-1"1 I!Utoo-.a . - , - 5131 DAVIS CA£fK AD - CONTEST WILl START WEDNESDAY, AUG. 1 THRU SEPT. 30 Big Discounts + Big Rebates "BIG SAVINGS" REBATE OWNER: AUcnONEER LON NEAL MANAGER: CHRIS NEAL SERVICE MANAGER: OSCAR GRIFFITH St ft'l >l S t oc· k ~ Ht•11t ont- - Todd WoHP, Rick \ 'phan CLAIM TOP FINISHES Th ese three GaJUpolis Municipal Pool swim team m embers, sho wn with Tan -L an club swimmer C. Smith (second from Jell ), coUected seven of their team' s 39 first-place finish es al a dual m eet at Wheeler sburg on July 21. Shown are (L- R ) Beau Bush, Smith, Brett Baker and Amy Ca naday . GA L LIPOLIS - At a dual swim m eet on July 21 ot Whee lersburg, the Gallipolis Mu nlci ·pa l Pool' s swim team t ook 24 swimmer s, who ra cked up 39 fir st-p lace finish es en r oute to _scori ng 230 poin ts against t he Tan-Lao swim c lub. Boys 15-IH division - Scott B i hl, f ir st in thl' 25-metc r fre(•s tyiP, 2o . meter butterfl y , 25 m et er bac k· stroke and 25-meter f reestyle .. relay. · 13-14 division - Br et t Ba ker. first in th e 25-met er frees tyi <' and . frees ty le re lay , and second i n the 25-m eter breas tstroke and m ed · ley r ela y ; Bea u Bu sh, fir st i n th e 25-m eter brea ststroke and fr ees· . tyle r elay . 11 -12 division - Joe Donov sky , f irst i n th e f r ees tyle relays , second in the 25-m eter bu tterf lv · and m ed ley relays, l hl r d in the 25-m eter breaststroke. fo urt h i n · the 25- m eter backstroke and f ift h : in t he 25-m eter f ree sty le; Bo b . Ma gnu ssen. flrs t In t he frees tyle and m edley r elays , 25-m eter freestyle, 25-m eter bu tterfl y and · 25 m eter breasts troke . and se· .: cond in t he 25-m eter backst roke . " 9-10 division - Max Bru ce. ·: fi rs t In the fr ee style re lays, · second in the m edley r elays. 13-lt division - Jill H.oderu s. fi r st in th e25-m eter breaststroke and 25-m eter butter fl y, and second i n t he 2.1-meter freesty le. 11 ·12 division - J ill Carter. fi rst m th e fr eestyle and medley relays, fo ur th i n the 25-m etrr b.1 ckstroke and 25- meter but ter fl y, and fifth i n t he 25-m ete r fr eesty le; Kr is ten Howe l l. first in the fr eesty le and m edley rela ys . and thi rd in thP 2J- m eter breas t· st rokl' . 25 m ctrr bac kstr oke. 25 m c!Pr bu ttr r fl y and 25- m etrr fre estyl e; Kel ly Koby, fir st i n thr frees tyle and mrd lry rr lay s. srco nd in thP '2~ - m rt P r bac k· stroke, and fourth in lh P2o- m eter breas ts troke <Jnd '2~ - mrt Pr rr rPs l yle; a nd Sara Wa l ker. first in tlw frees tyle and mcd!Py rrlay .c; , 15-m e tPr frpes ty le . 25 -m eter bac k str okP and 2:1 -m eter br eas t· strok e. and sPcn nd i n the 15meter butt erfl y . 9-10, e ight-under di visions Chr is tlnr Vaughn, fir st i n t hr 25-metr r frrPs tylr and '25 rn PIPr but!Pr fl y , sPro nd i n thP '25 mPIPr hack .s tr okr and t hircl 25-m eter brea s ts t roke in the BANKRUPTCY 614.-221-0888 L.W. CENNAMO t983 BUI CK RE GAL 1987 SUBARU Gl WAGON 1988 CHEVY BERETT A GT 4rof po w er moo r o o~ CJ 5Selle Cilf (IUISC WAS S8 495 A IJA I F I.t BIJCI 'l ~ l lC P t l t iUOSt' dU ,, 1,-..,,, , , 1 •,~•·11 .. <tf'"' I f ~ '• ' "'"- , '" 1< -1'1 •• NOW '7,195 Aor Ju10rT1dl •l li.Mi f iA C d~ Sf' ll r 11 "'J1ri' l~ NOW 8,495 1 .11 lit\ local It ad•' ~MrM c d S '• • II<• NOW '3,695 A A' , <I" C"II SI:' NOW '5,195 ATTORNEY -AT -LAW 33b S. High St., Columbus, OH . LOCAL CONSULTATION KNIGHT, MUUEN LAW OFFICES, POMEROY, 992-2090 In Pomoroy with ATTORNEY D. IW<HA£L MWIN \ t 986 FORO RAN GER A M rF M Ca SSCIIC 5 Sl)e('lil 4 w hl'f' l dro~e sl><l•ng ~A~ ll! d l 1987 NI SS AN SE NTR A Sunron l 'i socea 1\M <FM c dsSCI Ir> grass one owne• NOW '4,795 NOW 5,495 1 t986 TO YO TA CAMRY C•lJIS E! . lo ll . AM 1fM fl u l fl rTI<ll " .t to C d ~~ +'llr l E c aualoter •,,,n <no l ow rw r WA S oow~• .,.lu lll"'um whee ll. one !987 OLDS REGENCY 98 4 d{J Q< r,,, 1.5 QUI )' ,}01 PO W!' r WI'I0Q I'o ~ \ AM •F M C il ~', o•ll r '"' '"' ~'"' " ' < O •l'r~ Retirement Income Relu . Visit family end fri ends . Enjoy leisure activitiea . Our life in1urance 1nd an - nuities program• supp lement yo ur Social 1988 CHEVY CORSICA Security and pan1ion1 to make retirement dream• come true. Retirement In come - One of the :· fou r th in Ihe 2:1-metr r fre('stylr, ·25 me ter bu tterfl y and 25- mcter MODERN WOODMEN SOLUTIONS backs tro ke, and f ifth in the · 25-m ete r br ea s ts troke; Dan . Mag nussen, fir st i n the fr eestyle : relays, 25-meter fr eesty;e and ·. 25- meter brea stst r oke; se~o nd In · th e m edley re lays, thi rd In the ' 25-meter bu tterfl y and four th i n : the 25-m eter backstrok e; Ste· ; phen Roderi ck , flr st In the : frees ty le r elays and seco nd In the • medley r elays; Robbie Smith, ; fifth I n the 25-m eter ba ck st r oke: · Kevi n Walker, first In the f rees. tyle r elays and 25-m eter back; strok e , second In the 25-m eter • freest yl e. 25-mr ter but ter fl y and ; med ley n •lays, and fou rth i n the ; 25 -m eter breas tstroke: and M at' thew White, fourth i n the 25: meter fr res tyl£>. ' Ei ght -under division - Dere k : Ba ker , second In the 25-m eter ; (rees ty le and six th In the 25, meter br eaststroke: Chr i stopher ; tlurnett , second In the 25-m eter : trees ty le and the 25-meter frees; ty le re l ays; M athew Bush, se' eond In the 25-m eter f r ees tyle : relays , third In the 25-m eter ' frees tyle and fourth In the : 25-me ter breas tstroke; and Ry an ; White , second In the 25-m eter ' fr ees tyl e rela ys, and fifth In the ; 25-m eter freestyle and 25-met er · breaststroke. : Girls ~ IH8 division - Amy Ca naday, ' fir st In the 25-meter butterfly, ~'25-meter back stroke and 25meter breas tstroke. ~t.?t;'?PmikJ-~ • .WV 73HI32 RfD·HOT GMP swimmers win 39 events Ma leeva · F'r ag nie rp ' s dpfra t : leaves only one of t he threr ·" Maleeva sister s or igina ll y rn ' 1 ered on tlw card . · Aft er los in g the f i rs t set . · ·:sabatlnl gained co ntrol i n the : ·seco nd se t w hile Ca p r iati : ~ trug gled . Bot h player s cam e ou t •;strong In the deciding set. They : -played long and skillful r allies . :- Ca prl ati took the fir st ga me, •:then pulled ahea d 4-2. Sabatini, :-who seem ed to tire i n the middl e ,· of the set, re bounded to sweep th e :;-rest of the games. ; : "] was ti red," Caprla t l said. •"••we both were tired. But her : oixperlence beat m e. She was ~: a tta c k ing the ball m ore t han she · ·usua lly does . I ' II kn ow better '-next time." .: · Zver eva, t he No. 5 seed from .-.ihe Sov iet U n io n, f a ltered ::through the fir st set , r ai Ued ..l)rlefiy In the second, then ra n ou t . or gas. :.- : "I'm just bu rne d ou t ," she ' 4 atd . - · She sa id she's wants very :."m uc h to r eturn home. ~- "1 hav en' t been home for m or e : i han a month In the past four or { lve years," she said. ; · Her plans lor home? ·• "To practice, to r es t, t o v isit ~m y family and friend s and get :back the edge," she said. • Sawamatsu, th e only unseeded :player to m ake the quar terfinals, ; went ahead 5-2 In lhe firs t set •before M aleeva t ook the next :rour games. The set went to 6-6 :and Sawamatsu took the tle·breaker. Jim Wilson . .lad( Quf'm. Chr is Dlddlf' . Kirk JsnPr. Bo bb.> H i ll. Krmp Kf' lt.v. Ri l l ft1 ~<:hy. Da vf' Mf'ado w s. Sp ort!!Willln Dw; h - Aa roo F l em i n ~<: . Ron Willr am' Hogf'r Coza d H l'lll Mlkf' Adki ns. KP\'i n H c~uf,!ir l . r; ._.,_.. Rr n rum Fr <~lu n• - AiHOil F ll'm ifl}; _ Mlk r' 1\d k i n _~ _ Hon W ll l! a m ~ . Phil Oa1 ·i.<.. 1\ f' I'IO J-l;IU glll Rogi'l' Coz;1d. J ~r l r · um . A r11i t'k. 'w\.·ou:J:... Stackpoll' . Tru(•f'\'.'Pll One Mile Below Galipolis Locks focused throughout a wholr m atc h. I thin k it will co mf' with recen tly keep in g his conr r ntration throughout a n entire mat ch b<> a good ma tr h tom orrow." hr He at ont• - Bo bby Hil l. Kf'l.lh Ru sh.. Ja ck Quf'f'fl . F('at uft' - Porkv S h ow.~. Bobbv Mo sst>r . BAIT & TACKLE & CARRY OUT yondrr somP1imrs . I havr to s tay said. Sa m pra s has had proiJiem ' SE MJ - LATt::.~ t ' allt Unw - Po rkv SharP., Dash - Chr l!i Diddle, Pork > Sh un··~ . Kf'mp KPII y BLADEN LANDING Frid ay agam st Stolt en ber g. " I played p re! ty solid and go t out to a 6-3 , 2 1 lead," sa id Sampras. ra n ked No. l H i n the wor ld . " But 1 pla yed a stupid drop sho t, was broke, and I go t f r ustra t£>d. ·' M y co nc e nt r a tion gars ma t urit y, Rrowing up a nd play- he was a grea t player at one time," B rowns genera l m anager Er ni e Accorsl said , " so wr• decided t o give him a look." Holloway, w ho w as vice presi dent of the NF L Players Assoc iation, was tra ded by t he P at riot s to the L os An geles Raider s in 1987 one day after speaking out aga inst Pa triots' ma nagem ent on national te levision. At Wilmington, Ohio, t he Ci ncinnat i Be ngals have a glut of linebackers despit e losi ng longtime starter Reggie William s to retirem ent. The list Includes Carl Zander and J oe Kelly , 1989 starters on the Inside; first-r ound draft pick Ja mes F r anci s of B ayl or and third rounder Leon Wh ite f r om Miami; Leo Barker, Kevin Walker. Chris Ch enault , Cr aig Ogletree, Da n Murry and E d Bra dy . At Austi n, Texas, t hird-round draft pick Jimmie Jones ended his 15-day holdo ut when the defensive tackle fro m Miami si gned a three-year co ntr act with th e Da llas Cowbo ys . f{~dph C.<r rd n<·r and he wa s d i.s trar trd aga in ing morr tour nam ent s, ·· he sa id . Sampra s sa i d play in g 1-:d berg wil l be a task . " The biggest thi ng for me wi ll lx' re turni ng his kick ser vP. I t' s huge and he' s probabl y t he bes t at get li ng to the net. To break him you have to pla y a perfect gam e brc ause he's one ofthr bPs! vo ll cyer s in t he game.' Th e left handed Muller sa1d hi s ma tch agains t Chang wou ld be a c hai iPnge . "T here's no one q ui cker tha n Mi c hael Ch a ng," he sai d. " T ha t 's a fact He slides on hard Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page C-5 MODERN WOODMEN Of AMERICA o\ fRA Tl RNAl l lf [ IN SURANCt 50C ill'i H0M l OHICl • ROCK I'> LAND ILLI NQit;, Cru 1se . a•r a u1om a1•c . 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LAI.i.IPOLIS - Ohio Vallry Su tH: rmarkt' I S 1Food la nd l bought a 1,23:1 pound '-i iPer from n Lori Arha of Ill<' HPady for lhP World 4-H Club for S:l80 prr pound at Fr id a~··s 39 th steer sa lP at tht• Ga lli a County Junior fair. Thr top strer went for$1.20 per pound less than the one so ld to Har rison Farms of Prrsqup Is lr, Mainr. b~' ,l im Raughrnan at la st _v('; u·'s sa le Dana At ha oft hr T\rw Horizo ns ~ H Club so lei the 1.21 o-pound rrsrrvr c- hamp ion strer for $2 pE>r pound to McDonald's of Gallip oli.s and ,,. FOOD LAND BUYS TOP STEER - Ohio Valley Supermarkets (Foodland) bought this 1,235· pound steer lrom Lori Alba of the Ready for the World 4-H Club (her head Is visible above the steer's shoulder) at Friday's steer sale at the Ga!Ua County Junior Fair. Bob Eastman, Foodland president, stands at !ell with hl• l-lt'ncli' r~ un. W. \-'a. Tllis strrr v.-t_'nl fDr $.0:1 pf.'r pound mnrt ' contlngent uf employees. To the steer's right art• (J..R) Stephanie Cash, Livestock Princess; Missy Sanders, Livestock Queen; Jonathan Fulks, LltU•· Mister GaiDa Counly; Roch••lle Browning, Miss GalUa County; and Erica Hanning, Lillie Miss GalUa Counly . (Timr•s·S••nlinel photo hy Donald E. Wright) th LIII last _\l'ar's runn~'r up, sol d tu Morrison 1-:ntrrprisf'S of I.itt lc' Hock. Ark . by AmbPr Baughman Othrr s a l('s rr sults ISf'l lPr. bu yer and pricPl wprr Lor! ·\ lha. K•'>Ld_\ hH " o rkl . htodland. S.:lllll: l lln111 •\lh ll.. .'\, ..,., llv riW rl'l . .\t. .\ltDomld ' ~ ~~ (; alllp.-.11, ,.oo ll l' IIIIPrw n. \\ \"IL ; .1\m Bau~~;h-­ t :1olllpo l i~ .... , _ U ~~ lln ll-<"r \lntinal ll' llk"r : ldllfn ( l ~rk.. !{ nclno ·.l ll~n~.-r ~. Si lO. '11rrl~ '\nrdou~ lhodKI" llnll .'i!UIIIlo•r' ln'ut~n 1 ,._ llt>>U/ll'r \th a. \o•\1 ll<!rlulrl,_ 51 .111 . " l ~•· mnn "'l41'. ln ~urann '' " ,,, ' ' .,, .,.,, , ' u.o • I lt_,,.n .-\ltlo:..-rnau . ltalt "I IIJil \.Uii•). ~ I ~5. Tukr and Toli•1 ln"U"i111< "1• : B ,"ho·l t ~11om. llnJ"·~ llr·lpln,; llu nd~. Sl 111 . \-1111 lu·ll bo~KIIII(. will! t•n,.-o•o·ob J:ul nJ: 1" lito• (;alll a l "uunly ( "nt lll·rnr· n·~ ( "luh in lll<'IIHII\ ol Emo"l'o!Jfl t: t~'"-0~.1!.00 ,Jnhll _..,,.1'\it· al . (irq: lirnnlr·o·. "" l•· " •lll"lpln.~: Hand•. ' .. ~ ... I' CALLIPOLIS - Ohio Vallev Bank purchased a 21l pound hog owned by .Jusll n Fallo n of thr Hop<' s ll r lprng Hands 'f-H Club YES! YOU CAN BUY ON TERMS! BANK CARDS ARE WELCOME! for $9 a pound at boug ht IMPORTANT VALUE! 4 DRAWER CHEST! Buill soltd! made to last! Choice olltnishos. 9 HOURS ONLY! ON ALL THREE PIECE SUITES MAGIC! TWIN SIZE BED Dresher blue metal. twm hnd & footboard . uched sty le with spindles. \0 year warranty Reg . '199 .95 $1 09 IIIG. 1799.95 EAIIL Y A.IIIClN SUilll Two piece pillow arm style with wood S trim . Floral mauve/blue Antron nylon fabric . brown welt lEG. '1995 RADinONAL G-PIECI! 8ushline 3-pitet livint room su1te Gra~ / pe~ch aCJylic hbfic. Coil spring bm. lop Quolrty' lEG. 12195 THIEE PIECE SUITE! Sdnreicer traditional style_ suite "Suede loot" bti&e nylon fabm. Out· standin& V1lue! 499 7-piece wood dinette. SiK side cha1rs Amerinn $9 9 7 $1 Q9 7 SLEEPER SAVINGS! QUEEN SIZE SLEEPER! American mauve 11o, . Pllow arm s111e sleepo' inrwjr5pring mattress $549 REG. 1179.00 QUEEN SIIE SLEEPEII l.I·!·Boy Traditional style sofa sleejler. Multecolorod labrtc lux· ury type inn<rsPfinl mattress. Heavy padded arm/ tufted hi -b.ack style. Nylon stnpe hbm. Cho1ce ol SJ99 made. w11 $1 7 9 Set mcludes si• bei1e vinyl co11ered chairs. oak block top table with leaf EVERY ITEM IN STOCK NOW REDUCED FINAL DAYTOMORROWI li:j:l!fJ:I~Jtl01iJ1!\'j@fil REG. 11299 IASSm SUITES! $699 $9 9 9 PLUS MANY . MANY MOR E NOT LISTED! CHAIR AND ROCKER SAVINGS! $1 9 9 rics and colors to choose. CHOICE! lEG. 1269.95 PU TFOIM ROCKEl! Wood frame rocker. win( style. Blue $ l"inl upholslerfld serl bacl lEG. 1379.95 SWIVEl ROCKEl! NF.W & EXCITING! Hi·bacll tufted style. Velvet fabric. Choice of beip or mauve color. $229 I I I S11 9 9 df•• Bo"etllr&ht hutch with and dOOted buffet Dval mica1alop tlble. five side 111d one 1rm chair with upholstered u1ts Storewide IIYIRII on 10f1a, Joveae•ta. ch1lrs, rockers, recliners, lleep $1 J 9 9 ... AND MilCH, MUCH, MORE! ATTENTION! EXTRA CREDIT PERSONNEL MANY ITEMS ARE ONE· OF -A-KIND OR LIMI TED STOCK . SO COME EARLY TO SHOP 1 EVERYTHING TAGGED AT SPECIA L SAVINGS' HURRY ' AND EXTRA DELIVERY PERSONNEL WILL BE HERE TO ASSIST YOUt EACH PIECE REG. 1239.95 QUUN SIZE! $149 "Bed of Roses·· firm queen silt bed· ding. EACH PIECE REG. 1699.95 QUEEN SIZE SET! Nam!Co pillow top "Pill ow Mari e·· Top quality S Sel'ltS 429 'Ol 'II . 1.0\ ~: TtH"\ 1 ZENITH 25"' REMOTE CONTROL CONSOLE TV Dark Oak Cabtnet Reg . '699 .96 SET $499 12 NOON TO 9 PM. ONLY! CREDIT TERMS! YOU CAN BUY ON CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS. OPEN A NEW ACCOUNTORADDONTOYOUR PRESENT ACCOUNT' I .~· I ['-:~] o::~ccC:~~,s BARGAINt MAGNIFICENT! THAT ENTIRE HOUSEFUL•• 4 PIECE BEDROOM! WARDROBE! Maplo finish suito. lncludos doublo drossor, vonical mirror, chost & hoadboard . Brown·metal 36" robe, 2 doors with locks. Top shelf and hancing rail . REG. $349.95 ........ 0 . OF FINE FURNITURE YOU NEED CAN BE YOURS! BUY 3, 4, 5, OR MORE ROOMFULS AND SAVE HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS NOWI $199 REG. 139.95 .. .. ... sgg \ and pr icct wrr·r · Ju, ll n 1- otJ hln . !l o p!'· , 11.-l(ll n.l: tt~nlh. Ulu " all ~ .' ll!tu~ . S'l HnhJ~ o · " nrodl'oard. Tr b n(l o·. "l"'' rl\Jin ln ~UI":I III " O" \lt'll< _\ . S ~. i hl~ t• l.!t14hn rn. ll 11 lr) ( ILih. T on-' · ~ Tin · an d llllot·) ·, lu..tnm ll<llo ho•r S hnp. U 7:o. \m.> l'<l J•"· FTC . (i,•m• $!: Tand1a -lohn..,n ( h••• .-.oil"! Old~lm~tilt• \illlfn , _ l<> u nln Kltt\ . 1-rttUl " • l 'llarnla • - ~ $1-a ltnll.l l'r>J•". Kn,.,ll") Kdr l.-r~ . E•b·rminal f '•·~ l t <lntrul. ll i:l. 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EXTRA SALESPEOPLE 1nd e~ptllln'o INtdL.. sgg hU_\' L'r Fa tr. 20%, 30°/o, 40% AND EVEN UP TO 70°/o OFF! 2nd Street EXTRA OFFICE STAFF $1 2 9 Firm-full sire mis-match mattress & box sprinf! IJv lhr (;alfipolis Elks Club ~o . 10/ from D uk r Lawhorn at last yf'Jr's q Jf' Tlw r rsf'rvl' ('hampion. a 240 · pounder. was bought fur $8 per pound b_ v Thr \\"ist'm.-•n Agcncy from Hobbi(• Woodward of the Tri;1n glP -1 H ('Jub Tlw tlo g W('nt f or $ 1.J~J per pound morr- th an th{' lw~ so ld to rh P T hom<J s Do-lt t"f' nlcr by Cwrndolyn Mo ntgo. mer _v ;Jt last ~- rar's srtl r Othrr sail'S rPsults lSf' ilt' r. 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SJ49.95 FUll SIIEI lEG. 11999 OAK DINING SUITE! lrld~iooal •ty~ 1u~e by REFRIGERATOR Kelvinator 14 cu lrosl-free. textured doors & more. REG. $199.95 ASHlEY PECAN FINISH TABU SET w1lh cane bottoms . Glass tops, REG. 1119.95 OAK TABLES! .Wth TloiT!\~IJIN(; ~ MATTRESS SAVINGS! REG. 11799 COLONIAL DINING ROOM! llassltt lieh1 pinesolidwoodcha1r set Mic•ta top table , li&hted ll!lch wrth buffet . Five side and one um cha~r One of our Best S.ll.-s! tH HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF ITEMS NOT LISTfOl DINING ROOM SAVINGS! lEG. 1329 10 1449 WING lACK CHAIRS! Choice of 5styles. Many lab· YOUR SJ69 Fleuteel rocker or Will rtcllnef Choice of five colors. Handle release BUY NOW AND SAVEll Busrtt o1t-pine--chwry bedroom !uites. Four p1ece seu. Ni1 ht 1tand optional . ,I REG. ISU.SO RECLINER! RIG. 1289.95 METAl 7-PIECE SET! REG. 11199 ORIENTAl STYlE! $649 $279 Choice of 2 rocker recliner styles. Va · r1ety of hbms & lou r colors h Blacllpecan Drient1l desip bedroom set. Door dresser & door chest with Oriental desip fronts. Swin1 mirror . headboard & stand. lllu$1 seer ari' (1.-R) Missy Sanders. Livestock Queen: REG. 1419 U-A-BOY RICLINERSI lEG. 1319.95 S-PIECE SET! Pme trestle Uble and four chairs rust or beia;e upholster" seats . Rochelle Browning, Miss GaiDa County; Jell Smith, Ohio Valley Bank; Erica !Ianning. Lllllt• Miss Gallla County (in front of Smith! ; James Dalley, Ohio Valley Bank; ,Jonathan Fulks, Littlt• Mister GaiDa County (In front of Dailey ); and Fallon. (Times-Sentinel photo hy Donald E. Wright) COIOIS BEDROOM SAVINGS! lEG. '849.95 QUEEN COlONIAl SlEEPEII Colonial betge prtnt wing style. lnnersprinl mattress. REG. 1349.95 IIEATER/VIUATOR RECUNERI REG. 1529.95 OAK 01 MlPU SET! ad ~2'"x66'" Ublewith luv.s 1nserted . OVB BUYS TOP HOG - JustlnFallonoiHope' s Ht•lplng Hands (far right) stands with hls grand champion hog - his second- at Friday's hog sale al the Gallla Co unty Junior Fair. Ohio Valley Bank bought the porker lor S9 per pound. Shown RECLINER SAVINGS! DINETTE SAVINGS! PLUS MANY. MANY rrEMS NOT USTEOI OUTSTANDING! $59 REG 199.95........... FIVE DRAWER. .•....•SS9 ON OUR SECOND FLOOR ONLY - ALL MUST GO!! LIVING ROOM SAVINGS! Frld c1 ~ ' 'c, hog sa lr at th L' Callla County .Jun tor F'alr . Tht' hog. J-';illlm ·_., '-'lTu nd grand r h;•mpion (his f ir-st WJS sold for a Iota I uf $t.:IWr in 19H.J 1, went for $1 lrs s pr r pound than thr porkrr 1! £]111 50°/o 0 FFus' ,.,u ~allh~ .'iJUldt·r~ . Hal "tl'l•&.. S !Ill . \ "o-nlnd Tru:o~ H...n~ . -1"-"0fl Hul lt•r . Uanlllln Tr.,-,, FF-\ Sl . lt. t "nlonSiot•llyllNb; Kt' nl Bu1k-r , HIU"YI'.,: $1.0$. Star ft•nk; Brandon Tv.- _~-mo . K 1110 - ,.. 00 ~ >C.IIt•y. S .MO. t :••a n s f !tllll' ( o . ~btl ....-u J. SUNIWM·r Kid>. . S . II~. H.•ll<- l"onln&t1or-o. -" 'f'ph<'n S!lfld o·r..._ H,\"ii'f'ob. S .II~ 0».~ t;rou· 1-: n.-ray ; !"lr-.lf' .\ tti "ormlt·• - Trl~,~t;lt>. s .U ( Pnlrnl l'rtN ; Hf'IAI hr-r Sp no II:""· Ko un1 n · Kl6o. s - ~ 5. Tnlrr ,..,d Tnltor ln ~urant · f~ 1 hri~ p,,.,., 0 n. H,..Tuon \ "uJI<'\ , S .!!0. Ro..:K'o 1'"'1 Cunhul. Oa., Hill; Hyr{IR Rurlu·. t :nd Sail On. S !tO . lhtvid 1" Tim~lo"" . T ri-P" J l • .i...J ll '"rth P"rudu, ,. \-lh~.l Ku--11. tM~AillHd '-l.Rllo:-rnl} t .un• Ohio Valley Bank purchases top hog for $9 per pound '" ~ ,,. . ...... . THREE PIECE LIVING SUITE REDUCTION! :il :tll. Spr1n~ \llllt- _1 l'h"'"'"' ' \mhor·r B.. u,;lo man . Rat"t"t>IID Rowdl'"'· ~~ :141 . "mlth Bulo ~ l' olll.ll"; Tim t-:lllon , Rodtll"\ Rlltll:t" r•. ~I :10 lir-nl' .lnhn"'-ln( 'hp•rulti Ttodcl 8r}'ant , TrilUIII:II', ~uo. Sprinll: \alit"' l'harmM <")"; Su!4t· li rrl•nk--t•. HoP"'"' II P ipin~ llattlh. i l .:\1. HuiJA'r("li nic- . Tl~~<~ R.Q-11 . t.:tl d~ ail Ou . ll 15. Oak Hill Ho ~ plutl ; .\t.t.r~cU -lhldr-n. Hao"l'll on Rll ·Ndl.-... . 11 . ~0. Ron ,\l~ l ,...,.n. ( 'P' K. a r l .-\lllf>ln\lln . H ~ - ,..oon \ o1Uo·)·. S l . ~'t. Rh.-r t It\ 1-"umSuppl) H1lan RurnMIR. Ko_,ll") Kritlt-rl\. Sl.l~. Star Rank: Santh Hu ..· hlrL~. Suncl1t.R1·1· Kl .... Sl.a. lloii-O'r Mt>dlt'.•J ( ".-nt..r; Tim ( "ai!NI'II. IH '!h f" Surw.hlnr Kim>;, SJ . U , GMIIIa l<:n~l)" (ommi~ ~l!lf!fr Grortr 1•opr: ShanMn 1-'•llorL H.,po.-~ ll r lpin ,~~; Hucl•. Sl '!:Cl. \\ 1111.• t'u lll'ral Ho~; Kt> ll ) Smith. Trl11nak Sl. Smith ftuh-k Po.Ciar Sl••phrn Sloul. ( o unlr~- IU6o. Sl O.!i. !loU.-~ 1\r"~ . RBrh ou"lt f: n· .. no·. Rll4"t"uon Rllwdl""'-. 51 . ~ . -lotm K. (;II1Tr111 · kln~ ; Jamll' Gnham. :\"or1hup 1.~4'; und I.11M.ii'S. St . Kodnt') Supply: K.-•in Martla, H tu·coun lt.:.wdlf'<'l. SI .OS. \\ IIUII:"h - Hal~)" Woud Fun••ral Honw ; Kt•nn_v William~. 11.1 · & tht· Surr;hllll" Kl!b . l .110. Kl\·rr ("ll_,. t· ...-m Su~_,. Ml'") Sando·r... H...,_-'lj".-lh_ S .90. E: T ' ~ Und"'t' )" I'Nt'l~, ~, ,, (;l't'~ . $ . !1 ~ t -r-ntral S~tpph : Kr\·ln Kl:wr. Southwl'!llrrn Ft'!\ . S .lUI. O'D,.II I.Aimh...-; Tro)" DunoiUI. Trllln"'f, $1 . Danlt-1 ~l't'd!i Corp., ("ultanbu~; ,\m) -l tto"k!>lln. Trl&nll:l l·. S . 9 ~. Mld,~t;t1 Prt'!l~> . BLACKBURN BUYS GRAND CHAMPION Lt\MB- Blackburn Realty bought this IOS..pound lamh from Terry Burnette of the Kountry Krltters ·1-H flub for a record S31 per pound al Friday's s heep sale at the Gallla County Junior Fair. Shown with the rhamplon woo lie are (L·R 1 Ranny FAMOUS BRANDS IN THIS IN-STORE WAREHOUSE SALE! Blackburn, Blackburn ltealty; Burnette; Ro· chelle Browning, Miss Gallla County; Erica Hanning, Ultle Miss Gallta County; a nd Missy Sanders, Livestock Qu<•cn. (Timr'S·St•ntine l pholo by Donald E. Wrlghll Kentucky burley merchants buy grand champion tobacco •BABSETI •LA-z-BOY •BUSHUNE •ENGLAND •CORSAIR •ASHLEY <_;;\ LLIPOLIS - Eastern Ken· tucky Tobacco Warehouse of Morehead. Ky .. purchased thi s yea r" s grand champion tobacco project for $900 from Justin Fallon of the Hope' s Helping Hands 4-H Club at Friday's e ighth tobacco sale at the Ga ll Ia Count y Junior Fair. Fallon's stick so ld for $100 more than last year's grand c hampion project, exh ibit ed by Robbie Woodward . •WEBB •MAYTAG •ZENITH AND MANY MOREl ' I 1'. The reserve champion projec• . sold by Rashel Fallon of the Hope's Helping Hands 4·H Club, went to Ohio Valley Bank for $450. That was $100morelhan the amount paid by King Burley Tobacco Warehouse of Mays· ville, Ky .• to Jason Butler for la st year's project. The rest of the sales went as follows )seller and 4-H Club. buyer. price) 3. Nicole McCormick. Trlan- t glc. OK Tobac co War ehouse of Ripley. Oh io, $300 . 4. Kelly Caldwell. No rthu p Lad s & La ssies , Independ ent Tobacco Warehouse of Ripley. $400. 5. .Jamie Saunders, Ra ccoon Rowdi es. King [Jurley Tobacco Warehou se ol Ma ysville. Ky., $400. 6. Robbie Woodward . Trlan· g le. Wiseman Insurance Agency. Continued. on D-8 S I ;.t ._l,.ph 1·n llla~u·rn;tn . t•·nL<·I>iiJt- t-"11. tMrln 1 r <' dl t ~.-rl1• t'. II:.\ . "!•·plunio• I"'~ - 1)\Jrl.ll-nt. t.; tw nn ·, Tl ;l <1nr 'a.J'" · ~1 ~5. \mllnclw T ll_l ln r. 'i ll•·rr .'iln·oJo.. 1\_.,rr · ~ I u•llllll Rulo ho·rtnr . Jl j ) f I Mlllf' n. (j•nwrdlll· \"F . Hnn..- t il• lo r. II t~ . Mt•flh< ·n 11-lilkl'fn"n. (o•nlt·r \illf' 1-' H. " '' "' d1•ll -lo .. - ~. Sl i.\. Slo·•Pn ttu•·rn. Uui.Jdl•r... Rl1·rr Ill) 1-"llrlll Supply . Sl H. K/mTrlpll'-11 . ThiHnJ't 1'1 11 ,.·o·r•. ( l}'d i• Hurnt>ll . 11 )11; T -1 'ilatt•n l "t>niN~III•· \" r llr l..o · ~o~ol' 'hmltr. Sl ~~; Tf ll-o·all'r . Han-. oon "K<Iwtllt.... lielllpoll, Tob ao·,-n """ ( 'ani_\ . H : T nmmy R.lltJ· ~ ..Sil•·o•r St " ' ak. -loo~ .md Kim -\lh u.. Sl ti. .Wio·hao· ll-orlno·r . tl' nk'r ~1111- l" 1-" . l)('nnl~ t-"tllnloo \-hrl..-1. Sl !141: \m )· .J 11 ,~,.on Trtan~f . \\l""'rn"n ln ~uranot' . St~t. .11111 Jl.ooflnwn . ){ l•rr I 11 .\ t "11rm Sc.i ,..-.1~ . $1 U. -lim llllllllunlln . t:~~.rb tur-d~ . Rltrl"-1111. Sl u 1..- .lk llucl•oJO. K Mnd Sul"l'hlrw· Kid. I nion Stno. lo) ll nl'-. S! . ~orman :.1and•·,illl'. t o·nll-nillt· , - 1- . K.U I' r and Kvr r 1 ()l•nu-,1 Olflofk>. Sl :o() _ T t R.- ... .-r. R un·n;,., Rnwd l'"" · \olo . U , ("hlld )~~&,~- .-• . \orU"Lto pi ~O.I. IL'>•. t •·nlrniT ru:oi . ll ~ - l" amm\ 1, 11.--twr . I f'~Wr>Aill' Y F . Ohio \ "llll••y 1-"o to.:lland 51 H . .ln~htuo !'r'l yrr,. ~I'" r n111r "K I \11 \ d ' n! o•r k' ll \\ ~~~<I• · ~~- ,. .. ..,~ . S, ~ .\ ft . St.. l'tuan lor \I a)'""· ' n rUwp ( .H it- L a:~... .John l' l••rotll ~· a mil) . U ~. l.<orl lltoflnuo n . Hl.,· r.;ido· K11n~·h. H l<-h -Jo...,., 51~'- -\mhM" ~!Ph . R *oo0-11 \..,lr-} \inl nn l·•· nrral ~lin" . ~I il: T""'m" l'lal.-~ . '\ 11..-r St,-a~. Jnrl ..... li.im \tha. li !~. l'unr-1.:& Holll'\ Thh ·PIW'r l"lo.-,.,..._ "ar Bani... Sl ~l . -h""u.oo. \'J\·o-t-..\IIMTH"\illo- .. 1 . lil ) l or...:l t"•rll:! !~. 1-'"'li•· Hud-"1111.. Kl and -..u ... l'li.,.. Kid_ Ill \b.n llo..trr . 1!. -\lat~ \fvP• r n . H,.n""n Tra••· tt\ IH<hlll1l \IIIIW f I'\ Sl 71.. llr1'11 I ,... ,. ,..,."'· \lt•n t•nil ... 'At . ,.._. bno I' art..._ Jl ~ ~ . 11-ra dlr~ ~ '"" •·nillr M I llaJI.-11 \tiiiOvtlrt . St: I..:or! H.. timan . 11.1•.-r-..idr K .onrrr 'hl-'1 'itep, 1~ : Hl'ul ftq-.n. Rio ~ih.-• Thlm ~*'""' 1:"1' \l a.lt-ri IAI• and f lll'f"rin(IOII ..._, nt.p \1 rl~l S:l !~. Rrad:ll•\ s • ., ... ....-..._ \lrn o..-.,11.- l\ { -lu ll nlllt '\tha . ·r.. Trrnr t'rf'mf'f'•.._ \t.-,., 1'1\11 ~ · Ml . "ld: \mtriol a " _...."'S) <olt-m• S!. rro-9! I rrmrrn, ;\11....-. ..,.,..,. M I tlt) I<,. and,_.,..,, U.U. Amantb Brwnti-r4d, Tllil ,.....r Pi .-.• •...-..._ lllrl-r-1 tnrd: Tl";l.-1-. s:: Mt"lh..._ ......,m,.... _ \1,..-. "' ,m,. .. t Slo>·ll} aMi ( em ... n 1 t ~ "''"\ t"n Qul'r-n. Ollhldl'l-.. l)f r-.~11 'Ill 1<·• ~ ~ ~ ; .-\manda Rr-wn nl'id Thtl,. .... l _K.llpb and T.-......_, ...,,.h.>•· • ·~ lol . Ho·tilo llf,-.n . Nia "H"·r Thl m [)hl r l' ailt'l...._ II :; '&1111} ftr ~l\,.ld t ..ull Kinh . lnmmi-..Jo.-. r Kall Roor lr-....., Sl ~·, ·\ manda T IQ I Dr •th••• !'i l Pl"d, . ' () '"rl h "' •nd...--.. 5I Continued on pageD K \lllr 4-11 (' tuh lor $X prr pound This was $4 pr r pounrl morr· than was paic:l b_ v !-Lnri son Vann s <1 nU Rrian Morrison of l..ittlP Hock . Ark _ tn Ambf'l" J1 aug hman in last Vl'ar's sa lf'. O!hrr sa iP.., rr.• wlt s (sf'ller . buyer and pricrl Wf'rr : T rtr)" Rlilriii'IU', l<ounll']' Krii !J'I\. fl.la•· ~hurn Rr tllly . 5:11. 1\n,.t<' RhLllffiHI II . ( f'nll' r>A ik• t-"11. I nlo n Stlll"k.fllrtill 11111~1"'"' · S-11. lAl1~ l 1-·orJ,I".\ . ( l' nk'r>AIIf•, \ 1-'., T Pnnllt' P•·~ l ("o nlrnl. 5"1 l' lln·w iN. llnllf"\· . Thl v~ nt"r l'lon·rr!l. Ohio \ "all<'\ 811~k. U; f"h~J .. WriKI~ . l"c•ntf'n1 11fo 1"11. hun • 1-ALrrprl~l"ll. 12; .! Wion ~ll~·t'r, ThlwcoPr l'i" Sund IIIII r.-.a l fomopitny (If Wrll~l ll n . U .SO; ~~~ ~ Stuindo•n!. II>U"I"tiUD ftowdl .... F'r uiJ"o ·, J'hiiMIUH' ) $t . 7~; IAIWII'oftl'y,l"l'nl/'ntllt• l". f . " 'lllt'-nllln In,.,. an< f'. 5~.-~11 : .-\nclrtw Rrtanlldd. Tllll'l'llf'r l' lun!c't'n , .Ji v lrk·n ·~ Farm Eq~pnwnl. S~ . t~: .\n"'r 8l11kl'nmn. c·.. nw r>Aill' F"H, Ohl11 \ 'allr}' •"nndl a ncl . U 1~ ; .l ru.on Kf"llvrr. Thhrn<'r !'IO!Iff'U, l"llnlon Slillll' lrt1·. of Mf'll,.lnn. 1:! 75 ft1'11II'.Y Saundrr~. Hao ·roon ftowdleo~, David T E•FLn•. U . ~n ; o\m .~ Mt'l.dt>r. rrntrrrlllr fH, l"IWII:"<'f 1-' artn Supply Sout.h • kk>. ~U5: David ,J IIr ~ ~n. T r lltJtdr , S hl'rlff O ~ n Hh•ronlmu11. StU: Mldull'l HlnkJ'flltln . l "f'nl<'n1 11r FH. Slar R».nk , fl.~ ; Samuo•l (; llrlll'l , fl• ni.<'I~Aik- \ "_ 1-- .. ftlll.• t-UIII'rlll Jlu nw . SUS: Kim TrlpiPtl, Thl,.rnl'r l'lortl'l' '"- H llllt'lt '~ l - tHpt>t.SU.!i: .lamlr SIIUndf'l"f', Rl\l"' r non Rowdl~ . Sha.ki'Shop. S. 'l; Jim Rr11111 n .. ld. t: arly Rl r"IIH. SIK'rlfl Dan Ill ('f"OnlmuJ, ll."l~ . Rrth \\' >C.I~~r . l "f'nlt-rvllirl' ll. ~lldAmrrl1· ~ W'"ll" Sy!ltrm, $1.i$; llrl'll t"r.-mt'I'D-', M .. ....--,,. ~Uk' M'.l" ., o\~nt I'"J-(1 Sprd.\. 5UG; ,\n . . " ri-I"IIUIII'Id, Thri.,•n{'f l'lo llf'l'n. "'IIIPm.ln ln~tt­ ranr·l' "-II !'IW'Y. 51 .15: r\m lwor 8~UJhmHn. H an~on Rowdlfl!i, f-'&1 i\ulo l'arl11. 12; Sl t"phMlf' Mll.\'t'~. Nonhup l.al\ot-l .ll!'L!i, G~tlllpolhi TobJU'CO l"endy. $2; K""'" Sttlrn , l'l'ntrrvtUr \ ". F ., Ohio Vallry Bank, U .SO; No .-.nlln IVhndn- lllt-, Crntl'-rltillr \'. t" .. B.r MeLa l Salt•!l and Don Qu..elil erry, .,.-r•. TOP TOBt\CCO - Eastern Kentucky Toharco WarehoUS<' ol Morehead, Ky., purchased this grand champion tobacco proje<t from Justin Fallon ol Hope's Helping Hands for $900 a1 Friday's tobacco sale at the GaiUa County Junior Fair. Shown are (L·R) Rochelle Browning, Miss Gallla County; .Jonalhan Fulks, Ullle Mister Gallla County; Fallon; a pair ol EKTW representatives; Stephanie Cash, Livestock Princess; and Missy Sanders, Livestock Queen. (Times-sentinel photo by Donald E. Wrl&btl �Page- D -2 - Sunday Times-Sentinel toolo. tor fl.. 1a 101 arrd yuu II lrnC t Ast r ~ GrJ;Jtr M r tr:'1rnrl~e r n strm tly re vt:tls whrr:h <>rg ns are roman t ca lly per teet to r rou Mar :Jlt to Matct!ni<:Jker uo ASTRO-GRAPH th s ews~dj..:er P 0 Bo:. 91428 Cleve lcmcl OH 4410 1 :1428 VIRGO {Aug 23·Sepl 22) Be on yuar d todav t (Ou attend d suc ral gathenng l:lERNICE BEDE OSOI ,, 1 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Oh1o -Po1nt Pleasant. W Va that co r tarns CJ person vou drshk e Thrs p~Jr ..,o n mrgh t trv 1:1 c rea te an nc rdent tt rr CLQ h an rnl ermedrary (~ cyour ~~ 'Birthday August 5, 1990 In !liP vear JhCJ(1 you may r1E ~t tor. pow erlul ties re s for ceria n lun; ry 11ems Quality should be your mos t 1mportant cons1der at1on d 1ou beg~r1 to collect pcssess1ons of v<J iue lEO (July 23· Aug 22) Some respons . b11111es and dut 1es wh1ch aren t ot your own mak. 1ng could become your e)(c lu SIV€ 3SSIYilfll€ 11 1S lod,Jy I you hdV€ 10 deal w1th illl nd v1dua1 who 1S an expert 11 rassm<; t he buck KnoN where to LIBRA (Sept 23·0cl 23) Frtends wh o usua ll y e)(c use yuur little lorbles mrghl not be t oo toleran t today 8e e;w.:tra m n !ful ot you r behavror so ~ou dun t In an-, thrng t o du ll your rm<:~g e SCORPI O (Ocl 24-Nov 22) A pleasan l J:. ' ocratt on co ul c ne teopardtz ed today I vou ~, h ow R.lack ot respect l or thr s per :-,o n s vrews an d op nrons Keel) hostile or unco mplim enl ci ry thoughts to your sel l SAGITTARIU S (N ov 23-0oc 21) Its hest not to enter 1nt o a n 1mpo rta r1t co rn mere lil transaction today unless you at e ful ly aware ol nil of 1TS r am 111Ca i1 0nS 8 1t s i! nd p1ece s ol mform at1 on co uld be m1s1ead nq CAPRICORN (Doc 22-Jan 19) To day vou ~ ould be over ly 1nllur.nced by a per son you do not kn ow t oo well who IS oa SICall y <~ neg<1t 1ve th1nk er ye t can be very con~ nc1ng as to wt1y slle mnkP.s ce r la1n Judy mmb (Jan 20·Feb 19) Rather than encou rag1r1 g co worker s today you m1gllt mslead Gri\ICile their eff or t s Your co mmen ts coula ca usP. them tone e~en less mdu st r1ou s August s© tt-K\ ~\- ~ r-~s· T~~~:t~~y WORD GAME 21 Edtted by CLAY R POLLAN PISCES (Fob 2Q-March 20) You m1ght 0 N I MN I G MU L E 0 V I I was I DI L P I M f---r=--T-=-T:--T----,r---1 VENDING ROUTE local Great ex1ra Income high tratuc locations Priced tor quick sale 1.SOQ..933·9919 eavesdroppmg on two bench One old gent s1ghed. "When I was young I admired Vld1o Rental store and busi nell lor sa le Backstrt11t V1d90 Pomeroy Ohio Serious lnq only 614·992o6636 that I'm old WOLFF TANNING BEDS Cammereiai·Home Uml a From $199 Lamps lolions aeces sarles Monthly paymjOtnts low as $18 Call today FREE Color Catalog 1..S()()..228·6292 IL.......J['--"'--"'-8_._1_"'-j--' f:;~~~~~~~~-~~w Classified I ELTOPI 19 • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace Co mpl ete th e ch uckl e quo t ed br f ll,n g tn th e m1SS1ng words develop tram srep N o 3 be low ~ 23 L TT RS any an d all b1ds Etten M Barry T r eas ur er Board of Edu cat 1on Gal1tpo l1 s C1ty Sc hool s J11ly 22 29 A ug 5 12 NOTICE OF PU BLI C S AL E On the 9 th day of August 1990 at 3 00 0 cl ock PM the u ndersigned w1ll otfer tor pub li c sate to the highe st b dder at State Route 2 18 Louts Road Cro wn Crty Oh1o the foll owmg per sonal property to wtt 1980 Baron Pn ce MF G Ho1ne Sena l # 1548 2 Note The property w11l be ava ilable for 1nspectton pnor to the Auctmnon Thursday AUHUSt 9 th 1990 from Noon until Auctton 13 00 P Publrc Notice SHERIFFS SA LE OF REAL ESTATE The State o f Oh1o Me1gs Cou nty Peoples Bankmg & Tru st Co of Manetta Oh1o Pla1ntttf vs 0 Wayn e Bennett and Barbara J Bennett 101111lly and Sft\l &rally Defendants No 8 9 CV 306 In purs uan ce ol an Orde1 of Salem the above enl ttl ed act10n I w ill otfer t or sale at public auct1on on th e ground fl oor o f th P. Co urt hou !W 10 Pomeroy m th A above named Cou nt y on Tu esday th e 6th day of Sep ! ember 1990 at 10 00 A m the foll ow mg descnbed real e'St ate S1tuatad 111 the Township of Ohve Coun~ of Me1gs and State of Oh1 0 to wtt Berng 30 acres oH the ~o uth s1d a of t he followmH desr.nbed real esta te s1t uated In Ser.t nn 30 Towro sh1p 4 Range 11 Reg nn 1ng 130 r ods north of the w u t hellst cor n er of sa u1 Sect1on 30 at t h e nor1hwest corner of la nds form arty owned by Pheba lan e thence nonh 110 rods th ence east 160 rods t o th e m1ddle o f Soc t 10n l1ne thence sout h 1 10 rods to the northw es t cor ner o f land formerly owned by Pheba l ane thence West 160 rods t o th e p lace of beg rnn1n g co nta1n1 ng 30 acres M) The unders1gned r eser\les t he ri!Jhl to brd on sa1d pr op oe rty ond the Bank reser\IAS r he r1 qht to rAJAC! Any and all htrls Star Bflnk N A 1 r1 S tale Iront on Ohw By W Randy M ays AUGUST 5 7 8 1990 Pub liC Notice NOTICE OF SALE SU R PLU S VEH ICLES Scaled b1ds w11l be r e corved by the Gal hpolts C1ty Schools Boa r d o f Education ul State Str eet Gallipolis Oh 45631 unt1l 1200 IUU! r August 20 1990 lo r th" s 11le of the foU ow mg v , ~" 1 I' 5 Bu~ No 9 1980 tn1 erna tonal B lrs No 31 1980i nterna l •onal Bu s "Wo 34 1980 \ nterna t1onal \u;h e lf's may be seen ;tt the b1•s (JBrage located be ' nd Green Elementary l.,rhon l A 1s rn ~~t be sealed 11nd lt>IHIY mArked on the enve lnrP sn that bids wilt not be npflnP.c1 prem Atu re ly The 8oar r' f Ec1urAt 1on rMerves thf' r q ht to ACI.Apl O f rAJ8Ct PRIOR IN STRUMENT RE BRIDGE JAMf ) A( 1 lo I 1 ~>lfllll . • "' f 9 I I ( ~. . ... .. ~I I +~ r· f I." T • •v oq! ' r~ ' ' '~' " <;ill Til ' ~ I (j • :) ~ •hi• FERENCE Volume 294 Page 1 3 Sa1d prem 1ses ;He located on R1ce Run Road Reeds vil le Oh10 Sa1d prem 1ses appra tsed AI twen t y two t hou sa n d so ven hun dred and no I 100 Do ll ars fS22 700 00) and rRnnot be so ld f or less th an Two th 11 ds of that amount The h1qhest b1d wil l be i:IC re pled TArms of Sa te F1ve HIH"'Idted (5500 001 Dollars c:A~h or cart f1ed check on day n f sa le ba l ance du e upnn co nf~rmat1on of sale and del rve r-,. of deed Jame~ M Soulshy Sher1H M a1gs County Ohto Thomas P Wch§IAr Anorncy 18 1 5 12 19 3t r. • 0 • II< I"' PN ; f Pbl I '" • I I+ I "' I >a ; '~ I ,., GALLIPOL IS CITY SCHOO LS LEGAL ADVE RTI SE M ENT FOR BIOS r•u lf"'nlnRI~I d ce tetena s 4 Gasohne and Dtesel Fuel Sa1d Board o f Educat 1on reserves thfl r~gh1 ro accept or reJect any all or parts of any btds No D1ds may be With drawn for at least 30 days after the scheduled closmg 1 mH for rece1pt of b1ds By Order of !he Gallcpol1s Crtv Schools Board o f EducatiOn Ellen M Barry Treesurer July 22 29 Aug 5 ,2 Announcements ADOPTION W& d love to shara our haartl & home wtth lnl&nt Will otfar love, warmth & affection, financially secure lets help uch oth1rl Medrcat rLogal uptnHI paid Ca 11 coiled Evenings, 201-427· 23<16 Notice Wamn Stone whose name Is pain led on flood Will 11 4th St behind holel PIIUI con tact W R Stone 300 Highway 203 Madraon Ill 62060 • ~ Bidd1ng dilemmas <:. 11 lh • dooblr oiiWI'I \pAd!-!< •~! lnr "'-,.,. 1 Wllfn jumprd ID four w,.,, 'f'<t<h, HKI ~~~ do11blf'll Ill In IIIII 11<1 n r h•nv ltlf ulf! mtlnli!C w u 11 1od ~vf rnou(h IICr?nJih to makr """ th1nk ~ rm~ ld ,., lour •p~ dr• o~t \hf' .,.rnnd doublf did not fiiH ~nleor l"n(lh and •trtfl(th tn to ~mr• Wl i h 111.1o1 typo' .,fl\a nd So.al:h " 1 th1 M~.- for•t m11&> a l•o no trump 0 , ~, rll Kno••tn!.,th•t South coukl Ml tu~r Inn• Ir k In I~ opponenl..l 11 1mp JUII mad<!- North 1 <WI1Ion ~111 t! !If' bid lou• ron-lnomp (.(!nil. Sou l~ 1n ci'IOO'W 1 mlllOI wU Ill hi! llf~ ltlltl \11.-.<l did not OO..blot ltvt dubs w~ II(' If'!! a ~pad<r hf' lri tht rid tllal tl 11\('r opponrt11 mi~Ciiold 11p11W m id n. IT'~~'' al!n• t lllw• rlornmy Of~ 1 1sr ~r 1u r~ ft tlw opt'l'llnJ lf'lfi lnd pw• up lrurnP' <fo.prlvlna: EIJI Wnl Separate see led propo sal s for each of the r eq u~r e men! s set fort h below wrll be recerved at the off1ce of the Treasurer Gallrp ol1s C 1tv Scho o l~ 61 State Street Gafl1polis OH 4 5631 unt1l 12 00 noon Auqust 20 1990 and will be pubhcty opened and r ead by t he Tr ee su rer lmmAr11ately th8reatter and presented to the board at 1ts nfut meet tng 8;ds must be clearly marked on th e en11elope B1d Openmg August 17 1990 Alia Aid Coupon S5 00 oft tny new or tranaflrr.d prncr!pUon Rtll Aid guaranteu the lowHI pnee on all prescriptions We will beat any competltort price See your loca l Rlt• Aid phar· maclst tor details Not walid on trana lars from other Rite Aid• Good at Pol nt P L..easant Pomeroy GaiU~I• Rita Aldt Explrn 9/1190 Mutt PrtMnt Co"""" S1nglas intormatlon 1nd 1 dig· n1lltd option tor finding a pa r1 nar Heartsearch P 0 Box 10<13 Ga1Upol11 OH 45631 Two students need rldfl lo Mtr· shall tall umntar pleaM can 304 675 1360 304 713 5855 or 304-882 2341 Giveaway 2 all wh!ta klttena has 2 dlf.. terent colort ot 'Y" may be long ha rtd 614 446-925fl Iom doWf1 & cleaned up for lumber al.a large tree removed tor lirawood 614-256--1058 4 while fluffy killen• to give away 614 992-n46 5 month old frisky playful Slbenan ~usky to good horM 614·44&-2.564 Complata horse dr~wn wagon and t eadar Wood Is gone 614- DESCRIPTION OF REQUIREMENTS 1 Ice Cream products for use cafetenas 2 Bread products f or use 1n cafetenas 10 ql thr r tflarnoorl rull Brii N Uclln oooultl"" 10 lnd tltfo Un1 nl rllatl'IOINb r f:hl a10ay to f!l¥<! F'.a~l I rmbahlt Half Coll!a and Half Bugla pupplea across from Post Otflca Henderton 304-6"7So1991 Lost & Found FOUND Black & whitt kiMin Main Street Point Plaaaant phone 304· 6'1S--4173 Found Beagle Dog, VInton, Rio Grand• VIcinity, 814 388 96!>-4 Lo•f Lad11a bltck clutch bag at Vaughan• No mooay Lot of lm· portanl papers PleaM l'tltum Reward 614 992-8313 7 Large Yard Sail, Naw Haven acron from IWimmlng pool, Fri and Sal, 9 00 am 1111 !S:OO pm Som• fumhu,. ctolh•, wedding d,..u ab• 11, mlac 3Q4.. 882-20S2 Pomeroy, Middleport & VIcinity Mite tlema, original cral'ta Tutaday al 9a m Lee ruldence Ty,... Blvd Raclna Vard Ala Flrwt lim• aver Toya 1 tuml1ure TV, children ana aduH wtnt~~r clott.a and coatt, IIH:!.ronle garn.e, gtauwara, 1pptlance, antique home decor, draperln Aug &-Monday, Aug 7 Tuuday 408 South Slh St Middlaport OH Public Sale & Auction Rlek Pe~I"'In Auction Company now booking auctions, •• perlenc• makes the ditferance Licensed Ohio Kentucky, WISt Virglnll 304 773-578.5 9 Wanted to Buy Complete housahold or Estataa' Any type ol tumllura appliances, antt~:~u• • at e Also sppraiul twallab!t 614-245--5152 Clsw toot or similar 8fylt bath tub Good condition only 6t4 992 7563 JOHN F KENN EOY AIJTOGRAPHS Wanttd to buy $50 for tlgnatura on ly, $100 lor signed leiter , $150 tor algned photo call fi17 572 6400 ortand xerox copy to 37 CMd Vllltge Ad Acton Mas uehuaetla 01720 Wanted To Buy Junk .&.uloa with or without motort Call Larry l.lv.. y 6"14 388--8303 Employment Services 11 3 llnle klttant to good hom11 61<1 446 3797 6 & VIcinity B flmlly qcADOPTIONSp.cial wants Ia give rour baby 1nd us a cha nce Ca l collect 70S.l52· t656 Mary Ellyn and Chuck 2 s1 o~ house Pt. Pleasant Ga,..g• ule Loukt rnldenct 38720 Slall Rout~7 aouth of Ealtam High S<:hool Monday, August 6 and Tue~day AugUit 1. 3 Announcements 4 Moving Sale 2nd·9th g..? Rod ney Pika Ad IN Bidwau fi14· 388 9181 Aug fi& 7. New Uma Rd Rut· land 9th houM on right VCR .tona jara dlahH, computer Ur• curtains baby clothH, 2 cars toy1 loll mo,.. Hall blond labnldor relrlavera Free Contact Bobbit Kan 614992 2219 Publ1c Not1ce Help Wanted AVON · All arut Call Uarllyn ver 30-4-882 2&4.5 w.. AllTOMOTIV!i INSTRUCTOR • 0.11wer quality Instruction tnd supervision In cta11 and laboratory aaaist In academic advl•ing 1nd prof ... atonal planning unlta 1111.. In eunlc ulum dftvllopment Applleantl should hawt 1 1trong background In lht artas ol t roublHhootlng and repair of automotive chanit subsya1ems and 1hl prlnclpiH of aUiomotivt MrVIce manaqemtnl and su· pervlalon Mln1mum live yeart of expoerlence In thl trade ,.. qulred . Btch.. or't degrN prtlerrM Applictnta must hold ASE c:ertlflutlon Contact the Par.annl!l OtHc. Hocking Technical Collega, Hocking Par1cway, Netsonwftle OH 45~ (614) 753--3591 Deadline to apply Ia Augutt 13, 1990 AN QUAl OPPO!ITUNITY EMPLOYER Btbr atttar n.dtd tor 12 hour thll't worker Must be 16 tnd from Pomeroy 1r11 Mua1 have rtr.ra~ Call 614-092 3354 C:O.matologl.t nNdecll Guar~n· tlld wag•, paid vtcttlona 614- «f-7267. Yard Sale Demtl AaMttnl Needed, Send reaume to ell BCD 041, Galllpolle Dally Tribune, 825 Third A~•. GallipoUa, OH 45631 Gallipolis & VIcinity ALL Yard Salta Must Be Psld In AdVInca DEADLINE 2 00 p m tl'le day before the ad It to nm Sunday edition • 2 DO p m Friday Mond1y edhlon • 2 00 p m Stlurdly ..,. , I' 1 " ' • wrr.:- ~rd lh1A'<'Vfr 1'1" e ~ ~ ~~~ .H I m1ght h~vt hdd only two h~•1 md I"'' rl lamood! ll"llh lilt ~ a nor I odchn~ I n th~l f'Yf'nl ~..a~t ''" ulol .., ,..,., I rrr11ng lrlrh 10 In ~ p ld('! II,.,.. ;.,_. 1-m1 r !k>oA.o J..-...r'"' IM ;,-olio ""1 ~''" ~- ..,Ill,.. """'.1•1~/M .... "'~ u.,. " ,,. . .llr1 ,,.,,, . ,.. ..... ... ··-·- .... hi . ... lllrtt ,,. ,.111M/ 11,- ....... ....... ~, --- .... l • ( 1 ' l I 3ld03d ONI>f 8 JIWP!! I PIO W 111!41 '<~ON a1doad Ja~a p paJ1wpe 1 6uno!l '" "' I U84M.. P8461S (U86 P!O auo 'lvuaq ~Jed ~ uo 6UIIl1S ua w AIJ8P!8 OM.I uo 6UiddOJpsa~ea Sl!M I 11 ~Chrtatmss·Around-Th~Wor1d July·O.Ctmbtr Len• nama, addrns and phona number on tnswering Mrvlct 614·992--6318 AVON I All Ar.a1 Spears, 31)4..675--1429 1 t:========:::;ll exWe would like to press our smcere lhanks to all our neighbors and fnends who supported us dunng the past days smce Cathy s death Your kmdness and compassiOn were deeply apprec1ated The Fam1ly of Cathy Spencer DeptndlbJa labyahtar nHded In Rodney ArM, Rtf Aequl,_ &14--245-5841 EARN MONEY R•adlng Books! $30,000/yr income potential Now hiring p) 805..e87-6000 EJII Y4562 31d03d ON/>I 31/IOd OldW/1 fll3 /:i3 :J 1~~~b~ !9NINIW S131·W'tll:i::JS L_~!3E-~-f¥'_"'ll_:JJ_,s__o_l_s_li3_M_s_N_w_~- Echoing Maadows In ICF pM R Is currently liNking 1 full· lima RN or LPN lor aflarnooo ahll't with Frldty tnd S-.1urday on ln!trHied panlas please ctl\ 614·594·3541 or apply In penson at 319 W Union Street Athens Ohio 457'01 Monday· Frld11y 8-11 301m or 1-4 p m EXCELLENT WAGES for sptre lime assembly Easy work at home No experience needed Call 1 504-641 m8 Er1 5214 O~n 24 hours, lneludln g Sun day Experienced heatmg and coot lng Installer Must be Willing to work Send r..um• to P 0 Box 729G Pomeroy, Oh Federal Jobst Earn $28 000-.$86 000 All occupations needed 614~94·7859,Ext G~ We wtsh to express our s1ncere thanks to all who helped m any way dunng the illness and death of our tov ed one For your prayers cards flowers food To our church Pastor Free man Mm1ster Arm strong Pastor M1nms to the McCoy Moore Funeral Home Thank you The Dav1d Evans Fam1ly THANKS We w1sh to thank ever yone who helped make our 50th weddtng anm versary day a verv happy occas1on Thanks to the ones who sen1 cards and g1ft8 the Sen1or Ctt~ens who helped over 1 0 fr1enck and relatrvos Espec1ally rhanks to our daughters Eleanor South and Rosen a Mar nson who made 1t all pOSSible Thank you all Russell and Grace Sheets Btdwell Oh1o We w1sh to express our smcere ttlanks to all who ass1sted 1n any way durmg the 111 Grocery clartc, axperlene. help fut Resumelreterenc• care of PO Box n9C, Pomtroy, OH Hair Stylls1 N1edld Paid hoUday, salary plus commls slon, for lnvarvlew, 614-446- 3353 HNvy ~ulpment and truck mechanic musl have own tools no phone ca lls 410 Four1h Ava, Kanaugh Ohio 8 00 till 4 00 Monday thru Friday INTELLIGENCE JOBS CJA US Customs DEA etc Now Hmn g Call (1) 805--687-6000 Ex1 K 1018i Oualllild reglatarld nurse nledtd tor 62 bed laelllty (long tarm) located In Point Pleasant, WV Admlnlstrltlva skills and wortc nperi•nc• necessary Com~ltlve aa tary and ben1flta Contae1 Frank Topping Carehnen ol Po1nl Pleasant Reglslentd NurH 11 tcU Holzer Medical Center, ''The s..t Plac1 To Pracllct Profes alonal Nurstng.t.. has lntensl,_ Care Nursing vpportunltl11 10 hour shUt Career Ladd•r S1ck Child Day Car. Atnesa Center Excellent salary & Outstanding ~netlta Pleau con tact Per sonnel Dept HOlzer Medical Center, 385 Jackson P1k1 Gal· OH 45631 llpolla EEOIAftlrmallv• Action Employer Wtnted Cook Matur. In dlvldua1 to apply In person at Gallipolis Stock Yard Sat, 8-4 Wanted Parson to perform aeeratar!al & oftlet managemenl dutl11 for eonatructlon oH1e1 Mutt be able to word process file & converse welt with others, Please send r•sumes to P 0 Box 128 Rio Grandi OH 4!5674 Wendy a Now Hiring for day shift Apply in person Sun Thura betw•n 2·4 p m E 0 E 12 Situation wanted Retponslblt Owner Operator looking tor worlc relcabte 22tt Mack Truck, 614--441..(1117 SAVE $5/tu Reeondltng check books (banks charge $10) Buslneaus or Individuals 614 441..0706 15 Schools & Instruction Book k .. ring I Ae c ou n I I ng Hoi•IIMole management Alrllna travtl Nurses Aid Tractor Trailer training Resl dentMome s1udy Financial aide aval!able if qualified Placement assistance Counly Schools It> cal office 2307 Camden Ave P.r-.ersburg WI/ 1~00 6<18 641 t 18 wanted to Do Anyone need1ng quality typtng such u ratume t, reports let .te In Middleport tors, Pomeroy Racme and Rutland area Call between 9a m 5p m or atier 6p m 614 742 2435 Child care provided In my Rio Grande Home, days Exc ca re w/rauonable ratH 614 245 9550 Magic Years Day Care CeniiH dependable reasonable license qual ty ch1l d ca re Mon day thru Fnday 7 30 till 5 30 For mora Informati on or !Co register 304--675 5847 WED. EVENING, AUG . 8, 1990 5:30 P.M . Located on Collage Rd 1n Syracuse , Oh10 Watch lor Sign Mrs H1ll s grandmother has gone to rest home so w11l sell her Items plus Mr & Mrs H11l have moved so will sell the1r surplus "HOUSEHOLD' Couch 2 metal base cabmets 3 pc bed room su11e chest of COINS 1886 slive do llao gold p~ece 1928$100 gold c •rl 1851/arge cent 1879 81 83 84 85 86 87 89 99 1901 & 1922 Sl iver dol lars 1953 IIV edoll" 111 ve 1' erl IR7? Seal ed l1berty hall d1me and more Lunch Pos I D Ca sh AUCTIONEER· COL W KEITH MOLDEN K1lch en cab 1n et w;flour bm fl at wall cabmet ltbrary ta ble curved glass ch10a cab •nel lglas, broke! oak secr elary gan rocker w/1111 back oak rockers Oea11n g lreadle sew10 ~ ma ch1 ne bras~ lull s1ze bed Queen Ann dr ess er 4 pc bed toom s u1te oval p1 clur e !rarn es ch 1ld s wr1ttn~ desk, tr un~ p1ano roll cabmel &apprm 60 rolls baby cr adlr. draw kntl e l~and lools ~ron sk1ilel s ~ron slone sp11100n Early 1940 sel d•shos se1V1celo18 Regai Vel lum 3oldouills glassbaskel rn1s1 rl1 shes (cut glass N1p1on John son Bra & Au stra lia & etc I HOUSEHOLD 17 cu ft S1gnature relr1 gera!OJ breakfast set w' 4 cha1 rs new ran~ehood m1crowavetable 2pc !1V 1ngroom su1t e ce dar chest Smger electric sewm~ machtne sweepers lots & lot s oi n1ce Imens mov1e protector camera & !11 pod 15 cu t1 ctu~ t !rPP.Jt' r 1\ upr1ghl frceze 1 Maytagwrmger Wil she 1 & elc MISC 16 alum ladder IOiolliler 8 hp r~d •ng mower SCiew & hyd 1ac ~ s "'enches & et c OWNER - EILEEN D. SMITH Not H!spons1ble for acctdents or loss of property GOVERNMENT HOMES tram $1 (U repa1r1 Delinquent ta x property Aepossenlons Your area (1) 805 687 6000 Er1 GH 4562 tor cuFTtn1 repo hal gtfts, floral p1tal , Rev 1980 Schultz 14x70 2 bedrooms e•ca11en1 cond call 675 321'3 at REY f CANADAY IIH6 00 ROBERT Il BRENNEMAN 446 2174 MARY FLOYD REALTOR HOMES FARMS & COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES 25 LOCUST STREET GALLIPOLIS OHIO 45631 Happy Ads J Davod F&AM Lodge Chester, and Funeral Home Mrs Leo S and - =---=-- #576 If YOO WANTINDIVIDUAllfl COME TO THIS FIIIENOLY HOME - I M 1 1 1 ~ w r~ll wta i "P i! 'l~S kt{ heniOaaeo wothca\lllPt l lru>oiJI!c l l IJPII'll l llh o~~olh ouRhoutt-ehlllfGd! aP,e lllh-;,lrk tH I ! li!tr l P 1 1 illl il 1 ~~~I I ' eDt yarrl "th ~o r den 'dXJI $4 3 9QO Col l u> lo n d!OJI e 1 1 I" dr ).. 11594 RENT Oil BUY - h lr.e tileea\ y n 3 condo En1uv the ,.,.o'lderll. I new w~ 1 ~ I I ~ 1 n g ? 11 Re !Jed 1ns 2 bath ; hoge 11~ n~ rm wi d n1nR area 11PP )a ve ~1tchen M ak~ an appo ntment toda~ a nd ~~ 11 ~o~ ca n re1st o.,111 n~ on extra neal~ 1d rlean dwelt nl! FilS! IIO()f location "422 THIS HO US£ IS FOR THE fAMilY WHO IIM[S BOTH SPACOUSnSS AN 0 BEAUTY - CI()S~ 1'1 81 r k r J~r h w In 1 R R ~ • I~ rf IS~" 1 I 'l9 ba!h1 ra r,•t•r! n l n Jo~ hPn on~ ~L •d l~vtl l lw~ IP~f'l - b~th rrr roam ull h m ( 3 BR 1 walhf'r riiYH ?rarw, ? 1~! <, hf'~u l olu l l ~ I44 dec~ All llPW p~mbtng 1 ar .11IMhPr! p ~~P ~ m I ~ .li~PII ~Ill h~!'l OIUS 6 C31 tid n lo~Piy 'lo'T1F1 r.llllo1 lout or anr! cr 1e .. server, aida chairs, maple chnl on chatl, pie sale, old cabinet, round table, mantle, cheat, old door knobs, Phllco radio record player, velvet chalr, metal ward· robe, old bed, Harvnt Gold Frost Free refrigerator, Tappan 30" electric range, large freezer, magazine rack, 2 nice aewlng machines, 2 black and while portable TV's, fire tcreen, Black & Decker food processor 2 antique bedroom lamps, metal shelving, blankets, lin· lnga, Milk Glass, several fans, several lamp s, several small appllancea, old lamp globet, hand carv&d wooden geeae, alone jar, miniature crocks, canners, pressure cooker, aluminum fold table, aluminum ladder, step ladder, 2 drills, sprayer, hsnd tools, 2 electric weed trlmmera, fruit lara, kerosene heater, exercise bike, ex· erclse bell maasager, picnic lable agd benc hes, plus more Auction Conducted GO SUBURBAN JUST ATTHE EOG EOF RIO GRANDE <'>IHnnlcllatJI hUT ~ \h~d n ( h~l j ( ;'( j I ~~~ I"I !"WIJIId{ B ll !l 1 (j 1-1 ,. 1 ~IR I 11 I t• I I{ I flllll( l~H li~ O PTI ~Tr•Ti h1 1 ~11 11 1 I ' ! 11 11 I u, 1 1 t' 1 ;I \II , I I '' 11560 lQOti.IIH.FOIUE"W 8USUIESSlOCATIOM1 lr~ ~~ ~ Olll' {) 5 nn thl M f" o [.If l' "T1 I m"l R1 rll > rr t 1 rl Yo 'I M n ~ If 1 Jl 1 11 I 1 "\~ u~ 1 I lr ! IArP OUT .r yoL ortf'\u•lil mA B;~~ RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. LUNCH MASON, WV po81tlon $815 per hour Con· lrac1 basi• only Pr•t•r tomeon• In It'll R1o Grand• Vinton area MutJI possna tpproprlats sehool bus vehicle hc.nse or willing to obla m For mor• tn formation call 614-367137'1 or wrfte to the Gallla County Board of MRIOO PO Box 14 Chnhire Ohio 45620 3 Announcements S homes in need of vinyl siding or insulated vinyl windows, to introduce new products to this area. All prices on work will be sharply discounted, also, reduced prices on roofs, gutters and awnings. Serving the area for over 20 years 100% Financing Call Toll Free 1-800-634-1684 ' ~I l. l~l1 ~ l tt u~inl lwrJ~,ou l l ,~H '\ lA' PI RnGran& H.l900 " ' " .tt~9 4 HIOOIN l RLASURt FOR )AI[ Owner: Maxine Grimm ' ' TERMS· Cash or Cheek whh 10 Not Respo111lble lor accidents or loss ol property licensed and Bonded In Ohio, Kentucky and Wesl ~lrg1n1a Mb6 M' n~9b CHI SHIRL ho!ll h< rmllt ( . rl • ' ' I' " ~ ~ ., r < •'' I lh I~ m1 <1 [j~• tll l n rr '" 11? 9 0 lt)89 lANDCONlRA[l ~~1100-~> IIJu ," !~ I! lomr Me 1~ l•n I .111 11m 1~ ~t mr 1t565 MOilii EHO MfllJ , ~ n m \1 l1 hO e hi 1 Real Estate General I~)~ lll .llr 1rrtt lwno•ow1n1 MI0 1 01 h, '1,1 1 r 1 11 ( I ,.,n t I~ ~ 'l '~ n~1 11 nl w n ""lln~pul I ~~~ I "' J ~I (I ~ ~ l1 1 ~· o ul 'JAU.NT 101 9)113 1 n Sun • I Vllpf l ll l ti BUY It~ I':I g rt•B7 TOGOH tl! ~Si9 SUBURBAN lO CATI ON 1 ~to+ t1or ~~1 •1 • ~r o• J re ' • 1148?VAONT!.H D 1r 1f ull•~ ' ~410 o • 4 ~., l"'- ~ 1t1n il ~ il l'l!l> w ? Sfi'l\J[I I ll to\ 1! "' "' l! rl 1• ., 1140110 \Ol0NSII5)4 Yr1 !11 I n bu 1 HPrl o <rl! \ ! IIH 446 3636 V'f'YU'-' t1,, hlJ(M1 • 11)79 HUNIER S DEW" o1 WILO t lf£ IS ABU NOaMI >'<Iolii . Aug 5 Brandon T1ffy, Jordan & Andy lordy .. lordy, George Is 40! Ham Blrthd•y FIVE STAR HOME - TW O STORY REDWOOD STRUC tUR E QUAL il V AND BE AUIY THROUGHOU t 9 ROOMS 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS fAMILY ROOM Off KITCHEN ON FIRST FLOOR PLU SRECREA TION ROOM OPEN lN G ONTO DECK ON SECOND FLOOR FORMAL 01 NIN G ROOM LIVIN GROOM HASFl REPLACE SPIN OLEO S1AIRWAY IN FOYER 2CARATTACHEOGARAGE 3104ACRESIIFWILL BE SURVEYED WHEN SO LD HOME IS COMPLETELY SUR ROUNDED BY !All PIN ES AN D OTHER lRE ES ON'. Y 10 MILE S FROM CITY fiRST TIME OffERED $1 25000 SMALL FARM IN OHIO TWP 21ACR ES MOSTLY WOOOFO TOBACCO BASE NICE GARDEN AREA THE HOME IS ONLY 5 YEARS OlD AND IS VERY AllRACTIV E 3 BEDROOM S 2 BAlHS fORMAL DINING AREA EQUIPPEDKIT CHEN LARGE 14 X37 GARAGE 28 X40 NEARLY NEW BARN If YOU LIKE COU NTRY LIVIN GDON T MIS S OUl ON THI SONE' $58 000 DON1 DRIVE BY - MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO SE E IN SIDE THIS 4 BEDROOM HOME HAS BEAUli'UL WOOD WORK EXCELLENT FLOOR PLAN LARGF FORMAL liVING AND DINING ROOMS KITCHEN IS EQU IP PE D WITH JENN AIR RANGE NICE WOOD CAB INETS TAMil Y ROOM WITH Fl REPLACE 2 CAR GARAGE JU Sl AFEW MINUTESfROM CIT\ $94 900 COUNTRY SETTING - THIS 3 BEDROOM RANCH OfFERS PRIVACY AND ANICEMODERN HOM E FAMILY ROOM WITH fiREPLACE FORMAL DINING ROOM EAT IN KITCHEN CAR PORT APP ROX 3 ACRES 2 MILES FROM RIO GRANDE $55 DOO TWO STORY BRICK HOME IN CITY - 1 BlDRDOMS 2 BATHS EAT IN KITCHEN WITH RAN G£ AND REF RIG Al lACHED CARPORT LARGE LOT JUSl LISTED' $43 DOD ' NEW LOW PRICE $28 000 - I HI S HOME IS LOCATED AT 1016 SECOND AV ENUE IN GALLIPOLIS l BEDROOMS I BATH NICE FRONT AND SIDEPORCH OWNERSHAV E JU ST REDUCED PRICE DONI MI SS QUI ON AN EXCEL LE NT BUY CALL NOW' BEAUTIFUL LAND - PARTIALLY WOODED NEAR RIO GRANDE APPROX 47 ACRES, NICE 2 BEDROOM 14 X70 MOBILE HOME PATIO GARAGE BARN IF YOU LOVE TH E OUTDOORS, HIKING AND CAMPING THIS PROPERTY HAS A SMALL AFRAME NEAR THE WOODED AREA SUITABLE FOR CAMPING AND IF YOU REALL YWANT TO ROUGH IT PART OF DANIEL BOONE S CAVE IS LOCATED HERE $65 000 NEW ON THE MARKET NEAR RIO GRANDE - 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH HOME HAS FAMILY ROOM, NICE DINING ROOM KITHEN EQUIPPED WITH RANGE AND RHRIG, BATH OFF MASTER B(DROOM HAS GARDENTUB VINYL SIDING, ONLY 4 YEARS OLD LOT ISGENTLY SLOPING LOT HAS BEAUTIFUL TREES $42,000 --· - ------------- ._ ~- 1580 l.UK!AFIIESHSTAin ntr'" vtn ~ IHrp~rr l llrff hedroom< ar~ morfulp• --- (]1,$] 1 (){11\11 a• 67 N[WLISTIN G- OWNrRWILltANDCONIRACI r. I t, 1 1~ ~~ ~ ],., o i)I'T1r o"' ~n r n 1 o ,., l1 Jfn(j<rJ 1 ) \ I () 1(1 (~II for rlPI~ II ~" •**** SUGAR CREEK ROAD - IF YOU THINK A HOME W/IH ACREAGF IN A GOOD LOCAliON IS MORE THAN YOUR BUDGET CAN HANDL E- LOOK AI THISPROPERTY THIS IS ONE YOU CAN AFFORD NICE 3 BEDROOM RANCH HAS VINYL SIDING COUNTRY SIZE KITCHEN WITH OAK CABI NETS RANGE AND REFRIG FORMAL DIN IN GROOM FULL BASE MENT WASHER AND DRYER DETACHED 3 CAR GAR AGE LARGE FRAME BARN 30 X4 0 EQU IP BLDG APPROX 56 ACRES $60 000 BRICK RANCH - 3 BEDROOMS. 2~ BATHS NICE OPEN ll VING/DIN IN GKITCHEN AREA WITH FIREPLACE ATTACHED GARAGE DECK NICE LEVEL LAWN W/GARDEN AREA LOCATED ON 0 J WHITE ROAD $66 OOD Gum Vlha? • ,,~n\pr01fo l tln-., rl I l .""'l.---..ro::&....· Lordy , cm·av Look Who's Forty Although you are 50 We stilt th1nk you are noftyl WANTED n~~lrM~rrlwn~Mof ll rH' ~~ ! • 11612 N[WliSTING - fARM - Ir le~el homrw oom' 40~ c m I H ~n rvrn;11 , h~r~ao Tht<. 1 il wrll plarnpJ u, ! n<hF~ ho'11r I~ ;>P hilrn ~!l!l (l! 1 1 Atl ~ u t) m hl ))wn "-1'"~1 r hMI <, • Curtos Family ,..~ n58l tNYISIM[NT~INIAl loek Grove area Call 614 992 6567_ _ _ :c:__ Will do painting lntorlot e• 1arlor, cleaning, weakly sp&e lal jobs Glenn McClellan 304 675 '7660 attar 4 00 3242 ENOUGH TO HAVf ANI • rt1C~II~r lnu i ~ITIV [ l; lo• l fi~P11 1 l.ln ~rPH.1r 'li' rn~R•1 1 !1r O n 773 -5785 530 pm Ages 2 10 Before, 11fter schOOl Orop--ln !!l welcome 614·446..8224 Would like to babysit tor young bab1es and toddlers 614 992 ~All lhr r~n~wrtrtR'1RktrhP1hal hut l~v rrr n !Tl r 6 am #453, Ew1ng I would hke to take thts opportunity to thank all who helped me through the deeth of my huaband Ruts Brown Thanks to Reverend Don Meedow 1 Veterans Memorial Hoaphal and st:aff and Admlnlttrator Scott Lucas A•ven1de Methodctt Hoap1tal and helicopter service. Ew 1ng s Funeral Home and Gerald Powell tor hl t par1tclpt11on and muatc, the pallbeerers, relattves, many good frtends and others too numerous t o mention Your kmdneu phone calla, lett en ftowsrs and contributiOns of food have been greetly ap precrated Mrs Russell (Jtnel Brown Pomeroy 23 lOCUST ST. 446-6806 Mist Paula s Day Care Cenler Safe aHordablt cMifdeare M F oHenngs Prenttce. Drew Web ster Post 39 and FARMS @CANADAY REALTY food erans Memonal Hos· RESIDENTIAL INVESTMENTS COMMERCIAL VIRGINIA SMITH BROKER 3BB- B826 DIAN CALLAHAN, REALTOR. 266 · 6251 EUNICE NIEHM REALTOR, 446 1B97 RUTH BARR, REALTOR, 446 0722 LINDA SKIDMORE, REALTOR 379 26B6 DEBORAH SCITES, REALTOR 446- 6362 LYNDA FRALEY. REALTOR, 446 7499 MICHAEL MILLER ASSOCIATE . 44t 1406 II GOVERNMEN"T HOMES trom $100 tU Repair) Foreclosures Rapos Tax Delinquent Propertll8 Now sel ling your area Call 1 315 TJ6..TJ75 Ext H OH-G2 curr~ntltstt 24 hrs 5 PROHSSIONAl SERVJCE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE l~IP .l l oo~ s ren~ r; bf'l~~n1 HOUSEHOLD & MISCELLANEOUS. 2 alack oak book· caaa • no door, French Provincial couch, mahogany Real Estate General expressions of sym 10 Dr Witherell Vet 515W Va 614 991 7301 9340 Real Estate General Real Estate General wtll do babysl!!tng or ca ke loved one Thank you for the prayers and cards Cash 1974 Klr1!wood 12x60 2BA, exc eond $6800 614-446-4782... wv - DAN SMITH - AUCTIONEER \ 16813440hlo PoSIIIve ID Skyllna 1vn 14x70 2 BR Electric lg bay window, sktrt~ 1~. steps good condition French C11y Brokeragt 614-446-- 1914 Carrltge HouM 2Br 2 bath, 12x:6! S6,000 81444&--1511 Sc hoot bUI Operator 9 mont n d.corating In my horne In Hem ness and death of our pathy Mar 304-882·"2648 betWHn 5.()0..8 00 PM only #587 LOOK WHAT Sl9 900 CAN BUY III 'J s! o!y housP w 3 Bfl ~ LR balh iii I c~ rpeted krtchen r.ln~~ r~l 11 > ba~'f!Wnl r1il11 ~a s lur llilre I ar m I Located at 414 2nd Street In New Haven, Watch For Signs. Mrs. Grimm Ia moving and will be oelllng the foUowlng: Country Selling 4 bedrooms 2 112 baths cen£ral heat and air basement aUached garage 20 minutes trom Athens 1 112 miles to Meigs High School References and depostl ra· quired 614 593o6937 1971 Schultz, t2x50 two bed rooms, good eond $3,600 ltrm PUBLIC Mrs Smith 1s movrng to a small apt so Will sell the followmg Located at 538 W. Mam St, Po meroy. Ohio Walch for s1gn above Pleasers Restaurant ANTIQUE OR COLLECTORS ITEMS Close to pool, large 1011 2 ear ~arage mca neighborhood par· 11ally furnished CAll tor appt aher 5p m 614 992 3380 or 6t4· 992--6359 Llrg• alze, 516 bedroom coumry home with 12 tc,.a, House In Nol1hup, 8 rooma & 1 new fum•C!'.r.. Cherry Fidge $44,500 614-W2·5348 614-44&.2461 1973 Mobile home 12x10 one acre ltnd, wttar and electric, R1 2 Nol1h Thomas Rldga Ro.ad, mak• oifar, 1.f14·'775-7TJ8 (614) 742 -2048 Saturday, August 11, 1990 10:00 a.m. Ylch ola 614·H2·2554 32 Mobile Homes tor Sale l1c 10 OhiO #4381 & W Va #863 SATURDAY, AUGUST 11. 1990 10:00 A.M. play er p1ano w; player buffet table&6cha1rs HOUSE S1 00 No Mortgage to worry about, or tven a alngle month!~ payment. Full price one dollar Ullll known progrtm get the facia Amazing recordtd measag• raveata de1ait,a C.ll anytime l·eoo.-456-4.567. und contr11ct Lll • whMI tnd dill on a newly remodtlld thrM blldroom houH In Pomeroy Will take ctth, ctr INtk, bolt, motorcyele, etc for down p1ymant M1ke an offer 32 Mobile Homes tor Sale AUCTION~ PUBLIC AUCTION 1'2 acre 6 room• with bu • m1nt, new heat pump, garage 2 buildings Located al Lllart Falla 614 247 3743 A frame for sale by owner 2200 square teet living room wiSprlal stai rcase & !~replace also In· eludes custom made solid oak b1..11!1 In bookcase Olnmg room builtin kttehen with range lsrge laundry room 4br measuring approx 12x14 10X12 10x14. 9x40 2 bathrooms wall to wall carpeting throughout Eieetrle baseboard heating 3 car detach garage wldoor openers county water septic sys tem & satell ite dtsh atl on 43 8 acres lor S65 000 Home on 13 acres tor S75 000 30 6 acres are available w pur chase of home tor an acid I· t1onal $10 000 Located ~t 3 Gat llpolls Directions Take Rt35 to Rt 588 to Cora Milt Road Home I• approximately 2 112 to 3 mllaa on left In Ohio Call 1--614·4466611, In West VIrginia Call 1 304·344·5638 after Sp m 2 lot s & lots ol d11hes lowels sheel s curta~ns PICtures clocks Ch11stmas rtem s piCniCbaskel aquar~um pols pans rupperl'.i'lre & bo~ alter box MISC W1za 1rl child s pedal !r(l clor & wagon lawn roller sleepm g bag plu s many bo> es OWNER- MRS & MRS PHILIP HILL DAN SMITH - AUCTIONEER 57 68 1344 Oh 10 515 W Va Cash PositiVe ld Refreshments Nol responsible for accodents or loss of propert1 · Sunday Times-Sentlnei-Page-D-3 Weller Rosevtlle DepressiOn - ~1nk grPen ( lear 9 p1ll;u cake plate (green( Fenlon Frankoma PilCher McCoy Sm 1lh Hull & Hull art Carn 1val Jew el Teap,e pi ale sma ll chal~ dell dresser do ll tram Germ any sto ne water coole1 w1 ild stone b1g horse ta oestry table cast 1ron sk1llet s m1sc alum 1tPms 31 Homes lor Sale 2097 Several small consignments of quality glassware guns & coms have been brought to the rndoor com fort of the legion hall GUNS Remmgton Sporlsma n 12 ga Rem1n~cn s's mod 341 auto Sportsmaster 9 barr el Bra11 141 0 W~n chesle~ 94 44 mag Sevens 12 ga Single barr el Marl1n 11 ga pumo (oldl llhaca mog 37 20 ga llama45 auto Sa1age mod 24 410/22 over & under Sm1lh & Wesson 22 mag 6 barrel Sports Kmg 22 lon g 11lle Wh1le Mo untarn 50 cal mun le loader 38 Founla~n Pen p1slol German KNIVES Buck h unt~n g Case pock el Sc hrade Kenlu ck1 ' fie & l1berty Bell 1979 Boker Tre.-hll ellghtn~ng 2525 lld Boker Tree Hardwa~ e comm (l1m1ted EditiOn( German eye Oat l cnsner lnd ~an Head daled 1902 German1 GLASSWARE POTTERY & MISC Hop along Cass •dy cup hood (wh1lel hot waler heal~ng s y~em large 01/ pa~n11n ~ Va From Pomeroy, Oh1o lakeS R 124 west to Rutland Turn nght onto Beach Grove Rd Sale 1s approx v, m1 . on left Srgns w1ll be posted ware m1 lk p1l cher cow des1gn co!lee grtnoer quilt s Real Estate 7 rooms 1 1'2 bath I co untry llwlng ~:tut elose to Meigs School and town Rt 31".4 lane Township Road 27 F~rst road to rtght Calt 614 99:2 71t8 or 1 384 SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1990 10:00 A.M . drawers clalhes hamper m1sc flower s1ands krtchen range Lalayetta Garden Center Spec ializing In dried everlas ting flowers Custom orders wef· com1 We deliver In Gal II polls 453 Jackson P1ke G.allipofl& 614-446 4848 Help Wanted E..y Work' ExceUent Peyt As Vocalist for Rock Band be! Hmblt products at homa Ca ll ween ages ttl and 20, 304-n"J. for Information 504--641..&003 5996 eslc lor Chria aerioua In ext 313 qulras only I Shirley Card of Thanks I EARN MONEY Readmg books 1 US MAIL JOBS $30 000/yr Inco me potent ~at $13 90 per hour, Your Area No Now hiring (1) 805o687-6000 Experience Neces11ry 21i-836 Ext Y 1018if 3434 •xl 46 Eam moo~ by the week Join the numbers to demonstrate TECHNOLOGY ru ff in~ lnr• !11 thb dt!a l Jl did ooC m~ltN ~mer E:.ut •oo th! flrt llpldr tr1rk 1nd lf'd 113c• 1 dl1rnond Eul db rndt'rl a hr~r 1nn tht .-.rond hl&h lfl1 mood 1\ftrr hf f\llli!d I d'-moorl M rrlnll"ll a ht~r\ ~ l artr •n oo• un ~b l ~ n rtt to durnmv In Ia-• 1 dub l1n,., so anol 'I U h1rl lu )(lllr n lh ~ 1 umr l lnJ '" ' p ~ ~· ~ ~ ~ lllllf \padr! dn rblrd I I I 3 M 1lk products for use rn FrM killen. 304-4sa.1056 I~ l lr<~nl~ 1• Gallipolis & VIcinity 3677760 IQ ~ • • (J \ ,, Public Notice BEACH GROVE RD. , RUTLAND, OHIO PUBLIC AUCTION W 31 Homes tor Sale Public Sale & Auction PUBLIC AUCTION RUTLAND LEGION HALL Consignments taken from 12 DD to 6:00 day of sale Truckload of New Merchandise Jeus Whllttaken portable generator 110 3 hp Tecumseh Somethmg lor everyone Terms Cash or Check w1th proper Ill Au condrtoned bu1ld1ng Door pnzes AUCTIONEER IlAVtll BOGGS Gallrpolls, Ohio 446-7750 L1censed and Bonded rn State of Ohio Not responsible lor aCCidents or loss of property We are bookmg Summer and Fall sales Professional Services s 8 ~~~~ERED Public Notice 6 LOCATION: DAV Butldmg on Rt. 35 Bypass Turn key Busine ss Handling Frito-L.ay, Eagle, Nabisco Mars & slmltiar food products Serv lng company securld locations No Hlling National Census Figure• show average gross In come of $40 560 per year Re qulru approx 8 hours per week You will need $15 000 cash tor equipment Call 1 800. 44M811 ex1 1021 anytime days, nights, Sundays N I KP AD L L .I~ AI. cIE El RI I Public Sale & Auction EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 7:00 P.M. Tavern for sale or Jea&a In Mid dleport, Ohio Apl overhead 304..(182-3362 GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) Manag•ng resources lor yourself or others m1ghl not be one of your more sk tllful talent s today Indifference or care lessness cou ld lead to read tnk 1n both cases CANCER (June 21-July 22) If you are uny1eld1ng about makmg compromtses or concess1ons the per sons wttll whom you are negotta tmg today aren 1 likely to budge an tn ch Ease up a bl1 1f you want matters to get off dead ce nter Pomeroy - Middleport -Galhpohs, Oh10- Po1nt Pleasant. PUBLIC AUCTION AND CONSIGNMENT SALE Sanck Routet Gross par year required to start 1·800.288·3469 TAURU : (April 2ll-May 2ll) Opm 1ons you lorm today m1ohl not Oe represen tat1ve of your usual unb1asedness Un lortunately ttl e concluS IOns to wh 1ch you JUmp could be e rroneous 8 Fully equipped beauty shop Get Into busl nass reasonab t• Besld• Summer Image on 160 Cays 6t4·446-9753 ~Jght 614· 2459173 '--'-.......J'--'-.-J.-..J.......-' elderly men S1t11ng on a park PubliC Notice Business Opportunity recommends that you do bust ne!!ls with people you know, and NOT to send money ttlrou9h the mall until you have mvestrgaled the offering ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19) Bas1c l ules and s tanda rd s lor govermng your hOuseho ld cou ld be come volatile 1ssues today tl not handled proper ly Everyone mtght th1n~ on ly thetr diCtums should be I allowed 5. 1990 INOTICE I OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO keo"ronoe th e 6 scro mb1 ec wo rd ~ oe 1ow to make C. 5 mple word:, P 1n lette r s o' t:-a~~ 1r; 1 ~ I nE o l sauo res leel you have to ca tet to or p1a y up to a c:ert a1n person at tht s 11me 1n orde r 10 ~e t a l avo r Your little ploy cou ld b ac kttr e 5, 1990 ,,,, 1 1 r~a . • ~ l 'l w ' Ylqnrh~ ' mJT~ n AI ~u<l• ' l oo l edna(juiPI~nn,~ r ~ o !~~ ( J lor >I~ hrm r now $~2 l in ' " 000 00 11607 fOU ll SlHP 8£nfll IN TH{ COUNTRY ATMOSrttfR! h I ert1ocm home ollr! S1tuatecl on thrf'f ~ C i f'l m n ill Ro1Jro, Drn ~ I "d un11 1 1t ~tnni~ I P r~ll J \ ~nd <.Pr lh ~ l nltl~ ~Norrtatlypr .c rr1ot13f~0 001 N571 All THf WORM SBEEN DON( on fh iS hr1 c~ t anch home iUSI a lew mdes tr om town Th1s home 15 on a s pac10u' lot w~h a tenced n aru tor small ch1l d ~>r 3 bedroom~ 2 ba ths lam ly roomfllh woodbt!rnet 2cal ~ara~e Bet IJe 11rky onr to own lh ~ -,ell mamt<~~nPd r,omp •532 If YOU WOULO Llllf TO HAVE PRIVACY a ~ar~en an mats do some l armm~ 1)1 tustrelu 1n the cou ntry we have the place to1 ¥0~ Three bect1oom house and twenty tve acre$ m/1 ~~uated 1n Cht!sh11 e Twp. orlly S57 000 �Page-0-4- Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- M 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 45 198f.. 14x70 Central air. 304-2TJ.. SIMpln!J rooms with cooking. Household Goods Furnished Rooms 5110 •"'' 5 p.m. Also I railer sp1c1. All hook-ups. UJB9 C.U ener 2:00 p.m., 304·77J- s7une Mobile Home, ap- pro• 4. acr•. 2 bedrooms, 2 b.th .. dishwasher, w.aher end dryer hookup. Clair, 2 d.cka, large outbulldlng, city water. $38,000. On Rt. 87, Evans Jack- 5651 , M11on Household Goods New!Uud Houaanold tumlthlniJ. 112 ml Jerric ho Rd. Pt PI ..Nnl, WV, Clll304-675-1450. wv. 46 Space lor Rent 11 Help Wanled WANTED REGISTERED NURSE - 2br, 12x60 total elec. $1,200. 614- 448-1251. SPECIAL Feetory to you1991, 2 3 Mdroom14x10 modala a! the unblllt'4abla price of Of $12,900 delivered and eel up. C.II1·800·."729-4Q45 tar detailS. 35 Lots & Acreage Lots & acreage available for new home construction on Raybum R011d. Pned road, county warer, reasonable f'lltrlctlona. Information mailed on r.qu ..t. 304-675-5253, John D. Gerlach. no tlngl .. wH:t. trala.ra, pleaM. 20 ICrM VInton Co. Wllksville "-P- Dnlled wtil, . .puc tank, county Wiler, good building the. 118,000. Possible owrMr lln~nclng. 814-669-7441 or 1-407S60-103CJ. l lote In N.w Haven, ulllttl•• avalt.bfe, 304-TT3-5808. 38 acr• 2 mll11 rrom VInton Good building sit•. No Mineral righla. 114-446-0239. One ecre tr1ller lot with county wet.,, uptlc tank and IIKirlc hoc* up. On black lop road. Pertllllly fenced. Ownll' wtll p.r- Merchandise Kenmore washar, whltl, S95; Kertmor• Washer, & Ory1r Set, Harvest Gold , $250; G.£ . Electric Dryer, $95; G.E. El.ctr1c Dryer. S75: Kenmore Dry1r, 175; Frigidaire Dryer, $75; 30 Inch Electric Range Coppertone , $75; Electric Range Top & Bollom Oven, Copper1on•, t150; Elldrlc Rang• 20 Inch Whila , $75; Electric Range, 30 lncn, $95 ; Portable Dlsnwasher, $95; R•frlgerator, Harvut Gold, $95; Chaat automati c Fra zar, 20 cubic toot, $150; Skaggs Appliance, Upper River Road , 614-446-7398. Matching coucn, c ha ir beige, brown 1roral pallarn e)(c . cond, $100. Call artar 5:00p .m. 614-3888535 clothes, washer, $'35 ; VCR , S75; beby misc., 614-446-1052, 614-446Baby bed, $125; 8926. County Applia nce, lne. Good used 11ppliancn, T.V. seta. Open 8 a.m . to 8 f! .m. Mon . .Sat . 814446 -1699, 627 3rd. A~• - Gallipolis, OH GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers, ttlrlgerators, ranges. Skaggs Appllancat, Upper River Rd . Beside Stone Cnu;:t Motel. CaU 614-446-7398. RN supervisor needed immediately lor even ing shift. Differential pay for nights. Experi ence rates available . Insurance provided. full benefit package available. compelilive starting salary. Apply at Pinecrest Care Center or Call 446-7112 11 51&-2331. Woodltd lot on Racc:oon Ct'Mk. All Ullllll•. $600 down . T1ke ovw $90 per month peymen11. 614-811J8..6345. Rentals 41 Houses for Renl 2br, hauM In elty, Suitable far two people, 614-446-0958 . 3br, & bath pilrtiallv tumish.cl , toea!~ In town , 614_..6-4109, or 114-379-2740. 38R, Nt In khellin, living room, carport, $310/mo. Call Tope Furnth..., 614 446 0690. Furnished small houu ont bedroom, cl.. n, nice tor one person or coupll. No p1111. O.p. & Ref. 1514-446-2543. Hou.. tor renl In Middleport. 3 bedroom, partially furnished , dapoelt!referencu required . $250 per month. Phone 614-9922606 or 614-992-5983 efter 5p.m. Trailer for Nle Ashton Upland rood, 304-51&-lm. Why Ply Renl? Home1lor $1.00! Bank r1p01, to delinquent propertiN, govarrvnant glveaw.y programa. F01 lnformatton call 1-&04-&41-ml Ert . RS2M. 24 houre. 42 Mobile Homes tor Renl 2 bedroom mobile home local~ Hertford, refe,.nca requl,-.d, 304-886-3628 Of 304·713-521ll. 2 b«<room tr•llw In Pomeroy CAll 814-992-3122. 2br, no pete, 322 Third Avt, 814.w&-:JJ116 or 1514·256-1903. Avallab'l 1at ot month 3 BR. TraUer, 8 mlln below Galllpolla on 218; 814-388-9946 Charming 2br, mobile homt~ , Upper Rt. 7, $275/mo. plua utili!._. O.p & Ret, &14-446251.!. Fumlahtd, 2br, t/2 mila Ntl of Porter on S54 . f514-388-9963 44 ~LUMBER MANAGER TRAINEE 84 Lumber Company, the fastest growing national lumber chain has car eer opportunities today . Adv ance m ent is rapid and all promo1ions are from within . First year earnings average $20 ,000 - 524,000. Benefits include hospitalization . profit sharing and much more . If you enjoy a combination of sales and physical work, have completed high school (some college preferred) then you may qualify. No knowledg e of building materials neces sary - we'll teach . Must be willing to relocate within the tri -state area . Immediate Openings - Act Now! See Don Wilson Tuesday, Aug .7, 8 A . M .- Noon 1 bedroom ept Handt~n. 304675-tm •flar 5 :00. Interested persons should send a letter of Interest along with a current re sume including the names. addresses and telephone numbers of three references before the deadl 1ne of Monday, August 13. 1990 to Ms. Phylli s Ma son. Pers on nel Offtcet The Univers tly of Rio Grande P 0 Box 969 2 BA t~rlment, stove & ref. fumWled. Upstsln. Wtler & tralh tumlat.d. Upper Rt. 7, Upper Alv., Rd. IJM.446-.JIUO 2 t..nlahtd .tflcltncln All utllll* rid. Share beth. $90 or 1150. t1 Second Ave. 614-44fi.3M5. 2br, ~pt 1 RefrtgerltOI', IIO'Ie. fumlanea, $200/mo . plua utiiiU• derw-h required . Not ault•bl• for pelt or cflildr•n, 450 The University of Rio Gr and e rs an Equal O ppo rtun ity Affirmati\le Act ion Emp lo v111r Real Estale Gener31 -~ w... Apt. 2bt, 1 bath, prlnla • ncto.ed p~~tlo, ctoae 10 grocery tiOI'M & ahopplng center, water, tabl•. I • • MW complat•ly tur- nt.Md apll. Partllng, tlonge, No - · S3001mo. Rol I Dop. 114- 441-41331- =· CIMn 2 bedroom untumlsh.ct apta. Slcwe and ret~rator. No New Hlv.., w.'la. 1114-Q92- Fumlohod Apt, 1107 Soc:ond Avo, Z.nllh 2J" «>>or conoolo TV, 304-17"021. Eftlcloncy, $175, ..._..,.,•'* 7p.m. WISEMAN REAL ESTATE Real Estate General OriCIOUI living. 1 tnd 2 bedroom epartmenll II Vltl-ae llaiiOI ond Rlvwlldo tflll. Colll14-9112·7787. EOH. lllddiiJI n, Oh6o, Blech St. One INII•oom tumlehed apt, depod I 1111101... NqUIIWd, 304-182:IIIM. 2 BR unluml-. CA I - - No poll. ldool lor ....... --1-2300. , IDop Roqul1od 114- OM bedrocrn epll. tar Nnt. f225 111C1111h. DopooM roquliOCf. 114-112-2218 aftlr e p.m. 45 Furnished Rooms Roomll for rem • IIII'Hk or month. !llollll7 II l12111mo. 0.1111 Hotel. 111 4 Bu~ 01 ull. Alverlna Antlque1, Real Estate General IT'S SURE TO PlEASE THE fAMilY £vecalch1 ng home local ed IU SI oil Rl 35 wrth 1124 E. Meln Str"•· Pomeroy. Hourt: M.T.W. 10:00 1.m. to 8:00 p . m .L~ndoy 1:00 1o 1:00 p.m. fl14-nor-252&. 24! 1 acres ol well mamcu red law n and garden. All br 1ck constr ucl1on BOXES. Kldo Only! J••· 2stale ~nc. eqUipped krtchen. famtly room w1fh llrcplace j1nscrt m fireplace) . LR and dmmR room. he al oump / cent a1r. vacuum s y ~ t r.m . 2 ca r alt.Khed ~ar a~e wtlh el ectri Copene• Call now 1 &14-1Mt2-&IS7 Marc Fultz. 62~ ' • 1":::..,1:'_ k ). ~ RIO GRAN DE AREA - 7 ac~es. mi I. very new homr wtth so me out standlllR attraCllon s. 1n cludmg master bedr oo m ,.. /s kyli ght and ded. 3 ru1r11t1onal BRs. ktt chen . LR, larRe \aurH!ry 10oms. Qu tet wood s around hou se Call 101 more mlor mat1on IN CITY OF GALLIPOLIS 9 •ooms. 3 bed10oms. fam•ly 1oom. livin g room. kitchen and dmmg rooms. laundry and storage rooms. l arge lot wrth a beaul1ful View from back pal•o Has vmyl siding Only $32.900 00 #693 LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE PH. 446-7699 or 446-9539 All BRICK - JUST OFF Rl . 35 - CLOSE TO HMC AND SHOPPING - Allml" " ''ome ma n~ce ne~ghbOihoocl oll e11 3 BR s. balli. equ1pped ~1t chen. LR d1n ettf• l1 replac e, new carpet 2 car attact1ed gara~e ~~- a ~ heat an(j cen tral a1r ""' RECORDS . JJ'o-45'a·78'o-EP'o50"e.fO'a Ja...CIUII<:.ai- Country-Big Bond-Roc~ 1\llr~c!lvP lealures 1nclude 3 BRs. 2''; balhs tully Paying up to $150.00 for aon'l bo1. Hlaheat price peld for vinyl tnc1 metel box... Before you throw H awa~ give II 1w1~ or Mil H 1o chllp. C..ll 614- Marc FultJ:. Top Calh paid. Old fumHura cubolrda, quiHa, oriental, palnllnga, loyl , or enlirl lllate cell oollact 304--121-3275, or 304523 ..8&4. NEW LISTING - STATE RT. 160 - TRI LEVEl HOME WITH LAR GELOT - All~acl.c P home leature5 3 br ') \ 1-· ba lhs l R ~~tc hr r 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise l4K Gold ladln wedding bind. llkl niW. SU. 114-H2-2377. 379-2449 446-6624 441 -0703 lO gtl. gaa wlllf' 1\aattr. $7&. 114-012·1781. 8 ft truck topper, tllr cond, $100. Bllot print IOfa end matching chaTr, 1100. 304-89~38'13. CITY'S lOST MAGN!F IWIT HOII - NATIONAl REGISTIR: Victorian n · cellent condition. Down by the Oh1o R1ver Ill Gallipolis . Oh YlRY HfGANT fur n oft he ce ntu ry home . 5 bedrooms. 3blths. libnry. uselu Iattic I compieft blument S tirepltces , liS hell w•th ce nlrJIIir . r•ua:~ Roman11 ~ pubo. Plfios. bnut ifulty IIOOsuped. AII lov1na:ly m1inllmed Potent 1al Bed & BrtaHut or rtma•n resu:len!lll tamlly room . two decks all ac h!•rl KfHi!~r Ca ll lor an appomlml'nt 1128 SECOND AVENUE - 2 or 3 BR I '' baths. LR. formal DR. k1lchen. gas heallcenl all $29 900 - lOCATED IN CITY - O ld e~ hnme olle~ < 3 BR s. bath. I R k1l chen. ~as heal. CIIY walPr and sewer Call lor an appo1111 ment VIRGINIAl. SMITH REAl ESTATE Air eom,_nor, 4 hp, Campbell 614 - 388 -8826 / 446 -6806 Blc:yc'-, tit tnd hert, S...ra Real Estate General Spirh, 12 apMd. Ssma Big 5 bedroom firm horne bulb on ~our lot. $35,915 & up. 814· 886·n11. COMMERCIAL SITE JUST LISTED' YOU'll BE SOlD The msl;mt you see lh•s 3 bedroom. 2 bath brtrk ~anch . Sllualed al SR 160 2 lull balhs. eQuipped f'ndased sunr oom. 2 lueplaces. basemen!. attached 2 car garage Ove1 1 acre lawn. low ma1n! enance Ow ners retrr1ng and relocatrng Take l1me lo VIew th iS home looay' #1864 JUST LISHDI COMMERCIAL BUILDING bcellenl lor iel311 sales SR 160 locat,on B11ck constructwn: low maml ena nce. approx 1.500 SQ ~ . walk In COOiel Build1ng COnSIIU C ied 1983 le modeled 1989 PLUS. 2 bed• oom aparlmenl BUDGET PLEASER $73900 IS all•llakes to buy your very l11 st home. complelely fu•n•shed. 2 bed10oms. large balh. slorage butldmr~ cellar. and rural wat er, 9 acres l ocated on Slate Roule 218 at MemiV•IIe Sale tr1mm. ., 10% over Ptua , 304-G75-4084 shaped LR i d1mng area w1th l1r eplace . n1 CP k1l chen large fam ily room laund r~ ar r>a pat10 doo1s. ~as heat Ouncan Phyft• 3 pc. dlnlngroom aulta, drop ._, tabla 1 dew fMI, e e:halra, glua, 2 aoor tMch and rw• etched bufflt. Good located JUS I ott Bulaville Rd Over t1 ead ~ "r a~'.f' Oo ors. ram p ovPriH~ar! t1 ea1er':. 111 warrhJulf' tour n1 ce Ot!ICeS. IO~E'I and /('CPP IIOfl ,Jf I'd S1tua!ed on? iiClt''> ol land Call ou r ott,ce !01 more detailed 'nlormat10n 579 JAY OR IV£ - Attr~ c t · vl' horw w11t11n m1 nutrs lr om shoo p,ng and ho \ pl l ~l th1 S homr otter~ 3 BR ). j: , bal h.:; I R r qu,ppr•d ~ ~tc~e n d1nm g nrPa gas he<l1 rpn t .3 11 I Cd r atla ched gar a~e 16 .32 pool condhlon. 1514-IKI:l~IJJU Far ....TWo daubJI hlv11 of beet wtth two aupera of honey bath. spacwu s ltv1nR room equ1ppPd k1tchen l arge gra vel pa1kmgarea l ar ee lol Call todav for more rnformatton and P.xac t locat1on Pnced below replacement cost' 6.000 SQ. FT. WAREHOU SE PLU S 1.100 SQ fl . Of OFFICE SPACE - Very n ce bu ,ldon 1• SP RING VAlLEY - OAK ORtVE - l ar ge "nch sl,le home nile" l BR s 2 balh1 I CINr.nce piUI S-htv.l and 16 .upert wtth tnmea. Mostty naw, and qulpmlnt ~1863 nMMcl to all • h.tndll - - 114-M2-2212. M. .on County Fair 1 chain uw e:haln regultr prtc:1 get on• FREE. SIDERS EQUIPMENT, Hondor01llla I Speciall. aon Bu~ ~~ ' 304-t7~11121 . OWNER HAS RELOCATED AND WANTS TO SELL IMMED IATE LY- Oak D"''" all b11ck l BR I bath \ I R k1lrhr11 DR lull bmmenl. Home Stereo, wlreiMe ,_,.ole and CO Player, S600. CIJI 1t1er &p .m. 614-2454223. REDUCED $27 .000 Cozy & comfortable 2 bedroom v1nyl \ lded home L1vrng room . bath . eat·m ~1tchen. la rge detached ga,ge • app10x I we #2829 STARTING UP' Th1 s 3 bedroom doublew rde- rs 1deal tor you ? lull baths. family room. formal dmmr, Master lll'd room has '!'iillk·tn closet anO bath w1t l1~arden tu b S1lualed on a n~ce level lol lapp• ox 86'dl?') Don't lei all lh1s foo l vou Pt~ ced al ONLY $22.000 00 C•ly sc hools' ~2814 COMPlETElY FURNISHED! 1988 Flemtng Mobile Home -2 bedrooms. l•vmp room. bath. eal ·1n kttchen. excellent co n d ~1on You can ~eP.p cool th•s summer w1th the central a~r Call fo• com plete 1 1S im ~ 1 #284 3 tender lovmg car e. Thrs one ts one thai you can own as rea sonable as poss 1ble #2849 REDUCED' OWNERS WANT SOLV 111 Call l o set an apporntmen! to scl' llus 3 bedroo m ranch homP Attached r arport. concretedr1ve. m ter10r and e~IPr101 recen!ly· pa 1r1IPd 1IMMEDIATE POSSFSS ION1 ~2830 1/, ACRES + HOME = GOOD BARGAINI J bedrooms. bath, dmm g room and more Call lor mole details $15 .5 00 no ~1809 LOOKING FOR A lOT ? II so. then thiS one IS 1Ueal lor ~ou 1 Approx 2 94 acres Sever al feet ol road !rontage ExcP.IIPnt level bu•ld •ng lot 01 101 mob•l e home $9.500 HURRY' n2 819 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AND AFFORDABLY PRICED ' HOOYII' portlbll Wltt.r. $150. 114-1112· D52. / br1 ck br -level olletsrelaxed comfort throughou t [Q UIPPed ktlchen w1th beaul1lul che n~ cabmet s 2 car ga ra~ e. allthrs and more nestled m 4 shadv u-. 114-44&-2358. wes #2839 RESIDENTIAL BUilDING SITES Each tract ran gmg lrom6to6 1'> acres E~cell e nt locat1on Re stncted to protect property values lrttle. 11 any. excilvillron 11eeded Rur al wat e1 and electr 1c available Green Townsh1p. II you're look m~ for an 1rl eallwm e s11e w1th ac r ea~e gr'l' e us a call I oay 1 #1807 AnENTION' Own" s have teduced Ihe piice$5.000 Rem~ #1850 g ~s heat SMALl fARM FOR SALE - 50 15 ac1 es mil Cia~ Town :. h1p Home on oropPrty ollPr'. approx,mately llDD so It 3 BR \ bath hv 1 111~ l OOm, kitchen Oulef li €11 111)! r IOntaK ~' 011 ..... 11 1oad'> Call lor d!'tilil\ ka ble older } ft stor~ exlenstvely remodeled home 3 bedrooms. l1vmg roo m. newer nat gas furnac e. storage bull dmg and over l acre lawn #2852 1 S.ara 311hp Hydro-Giua water pump wteaptlve elr p,...ur• t1nk wl•wHch. 1250. 304-45i1'il62 ' " " 5:00. S.111 riding mowerlgsrden tn~c· tor, tlac. llart, good cond, $450; wMdNier, Hke new, $60; goCir1 4 ttor. englna, $50. 81-4- S1 1 ATTRACTIVE LOCATION FOR YOUR NEW BU SIN ESS LOCATED JUST ALONG ST. RT. 7 AND ACROS S FROM THE NEW SHOPPING PI.AIA OWNERS MAY BE WILLIN G TO SPLIT ALL l EVEL . TWO HOMES ON PROPERTY AT PR ESE NT TIME UMd Q.E. Wuhar I. Hot ~nt dryer, $35/lleh. 15'J4..2C5-5430. BLACKBURN REALTY 55 Building Supplies Block, brick, HWif olpes, wtn dowt, llnlele, etc. Claude Win· tan, Rio Grandi, OH Cell 114245.f121. base. Mlllo~m ~ system and mm eral r1ght s m eluded PLUS 2-3 bedroomhome w1lh liVing room, bat h, lormal d1n1ng and more. Ca lllooay lot complet e I1SI1ng1IDEAl LOCATION #2835 56 lOnA LAND Pels lor Sale nghls, •ncluded. road honlage alonp, tw o roads. Call loday 101 m01e •n lormalion #1816 hornP ofl pr s 3 BR s ) 1 ~ bal h'> rQIHPnrd k1t chPn LR FR. ~a~ hPal cen t a11 . rea1 ded ct·nlrill vac s)·stem TV sa tell1te. 40~60 met al bldg w1lh 16' do ors f ~ee ga s $147.000 812 ACR ES Mi l NEARMUG S MIN E'' ~ THINKING OF BUILDING? Gel a 1ump start on budd•ng your new home by ~n­ IShmg t111s 1ecently consliuc1ed 2B'x70' frame home shell - 40 acres part~ally wooded, tillable acreage Sevel311e€1 ol road frontage. Call today 101 localion and mor e deta.l s. #1846 BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW HOME IN TUCKED AWAY NEIGHBORHOOD! Exqu1s11e 3 bedrooms, 2'h bath home 1n greal lo cal•on. 'h st01y w1lh approx . 2,374 Q. fl . of hiing space+ approx28'x24 ' garage Fa m1ly room. fo• mal liv ing room, dmmg area and muc h, much, much mo~e 1 C1ty schools Calllooay for complele l•sling. #1848 ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS INSIDE AND OUT Lr11rng roam . fami ly room an d for mal dmtng room 3 large bedr ooms (large walk-in closet off ma s le~ bedroom). 2~ baths. Overstzed 2 car garage Equipped k•_ lchen. Maintenance lree vtnyl stdtn& concrete dnv e. Pre s gti~ou s neighhorhooo Keep cool lh1s summer w•th the club pool' #2831 ~.lOQ:"- 139,900.00 MAKE OWNER AN OFFER TODAY'!! And you m•ght be surpnsed what you can buy tillS home for' lovely 2 story w1th 3 bedrooms, l'h baths. liv.ng room, part tal basement. 2 lot s each approx. 85'x l 20', unat1ached two car ga rage and a lot m01e Call looay 101 show •ng and complete hst.ng. #2851 HMs·· REFNET .. rl•ly tM ': Older t.v o st o 1~ ilomr• ,.,. 11 t1v111~l ~ ~rl llll! S1r11111 w1 n dow~ lw11 \ mall t1~ 1n \ $11900 - 30182 "'"m i l_lb 60 V~nnale homr-- w1lh e~pando . I OR ~ I bath k1lct1en. LR. c- ounty wal e! 5'Tl illl barn ~ nnh iiP Real Estale General REDUCED. REDUCED PATRIOT AREA - THREE BEDROOM RANCH olle1 1 1120 so H krt chen. liVIn g 1oom. bath carpet. attachr1l ~arage w~ h electr1c do or Call lor an appo1nlrnPnl ATTRACTIVE HOME AND TWOLOTS - 3 RR , bath . k1t cre n w/ rangr and DW I R OltH'I llf•<Jt I car dr1actwd r'~,,~~·· S 1'11 ~t ~·fi on tw o lnts VPI¥ n1cr ,~Ire AKC Reg. Rotlwei ler puppies for sale Excellenl blood line . $300. Great guard dog. 6 weeks old. 54 Miscellaneous Merchandise Ve~r .JtllllCI Ivr il orn r· '1 tu~t rc1 on 19 acr p<; fea1L'P', nc l11dr 1 PG'<. I R ~ ~:rhe n 7 bath:. 1.• 11 b<~ ' Prnrnl ;' il ' h r • <~i .- arpl'l and ha1nw ood 446-0008 AKC Bolton T1rrilr pupplea. $2•0 oach. 1114 ... J.2804. Apprm 160 aCfes Rural water availabl e. mme.al batr· nart bavmr,·t wrap ;no unr1 pnrch ;;nd pat 1o rHISCOULD B[ TH£ ONE FOR YOU" 100 ACRE S. CHESHIRE TOWNSHIP - Newrr SWIMMING POOLS HURRY · W1 'rt ovtrstocked! Many ~z" and thapet avett· eblt now at tremtndoua a.nlngl. Trtdl your okt car, boat, eemper, etc. Financing avtll•'*· Catl 1-100-843-7'665 t=••· REDUCEDII - SIO.OOO .OO FARM App 1o• 71 acres •n all Corn ub, melal ltee slall barn . storage bu1ld.ng pond and spun g, tobacco HONEYSUCKL ElAN E- PR ICERED UCED TO $79 900 - ?7 " ' "" n1 - l I RR' LR k1lchen Urga Truck Bed, tr1iler arl• I 446.-.58. smssn fh1 s 3 bedr oom rmed ranch 1s located approK 1 ~ mil e hom crt~ . Offers ltv rnR room . lor mal dmrng and more. Ha s been ex t e n s r vel~ remodeled. mce car pelrng and vm~l s1d1n g Lar~e derk Prrced 1n lh e $20s SO YOUNG & BEAUTIFUl' ThiS 4 bedr ooms. J bath well consli ucled !lame PRI CE REDUC£D TO 16\.000 1· R"'"''"' l ~ ha ped b r1 c ~. All room \ l.t1gr I ~ t 1n ~lt C hlln tormal d1n1 ng. LR ~~~' I FP 3 1\R ~ I h~t ~"' REDUCED TO 171.500 - RIO GRANDE AREA. Owner needs to sell th1 s tarm as soon as poss1ble. Lt~e naw 1' Gtve us a call lor more detail s. Pr 1ce has been reduced and add 1l1onal acrea~e ca n be pu rchilsrd at1achPd EIJR EMELY NICESTARTER HOME - l ocale<! 1 u~ l at thr edrP of town Th1s home features 3 MOlTON BUilDINGS, INC. bPrll:)oms . hr~tl1 h~ 1 n~ l OOm . ~1lrh en :!1nmg room and a tull base ment F1v e m1nu le!J to downtown b4".1!f lt'ftf"l"-~ in l"r 190:1 13233 SJ. 110 Ashland, Ky. 41101·1·3· Call loll Freo Morton, Ill. 1-100-447 -7436 $14.900'rl - Very Ra t a~f' l1ve p11ce home Two n1 three bedrooms. hath. k1t chen. carpPl pari basPrnl•nt 1aundry 100m MAY BE IN YOUR PRICE RANGE - Vrry "''' home off ers 2 BR s. LR krt clwn halh JllachPrl lOOK NO FURTHER! Convement location, ~oodsc hools. 3-4 bedrooms 2. baths. l•vmg and fam•ly 10om. large k•tchen, d•n•ng ar ea and more ISwhal you'll find in this split. lev~ NiCe co rn ~ lot. Aftordably piiced $40 s. #1817 gara~e . small holhousr ronCirtP hlor k ~ hor Corner lot lOOK AI THIS' JUST $34.900• - Vely IIICC IDEAl FOR AlARGE fAM ILY - 4 bedrooms. 3balhs. lor mal l1v1n g room and dmmg, modern k1tchen. lamtl~ room Very D. C. Metal Sales, Inc. Cannelburg. Inc. 47619 ..... 446-6624 Fouilll A... uo. -~--hod llollllo In . CA. Sul11blo lor 1Homo por441-41331 pll. kildlln. utithy rm .. also 2 Clf 1tt1c_hed Prllt w/au to mal ~t do01 . ~ nk1sl Yillqe. You 1111y set th1 1 home todl~ and ooy lo1 ever lutinc tomfor1 . Citv hilh school. We tlllarnn&• ftvorabltlon& ltfm f1 · nanc,na. By the wa~ . yoo un have pontUJo n immediately We w1U stll you !hi ntrtl otlor 16.500. Loclled in Antiques WNCH - -· i an full bitliS. new car · 1731. JOYFUl EXPECTATIONS!! Call me perfect •o n! 4 bedroom. 3 ~ bath, two stor y home p11vately nestled •n over 3acres. Huge lam· ily room. formal entry, dinmg and living 10oms Study, large k1l chen. 20'x40' mground pool. And so many more amemltes. Ca ll today' #1854 Aport-a In M-110'1- FI'Onl ... ot 1141 53 lf~le . AU8RICI4BEDROOIS - Inachoice brick r ~nch, 1(. tivin& r1rt • l dininaaru. • bedrms .. as new, tt75. tor bolh, 30WJ5.. PRICE REDUCED TO $32.500 Wonderf ul count ry 2 story wtth outstan ding vtew Poss•ble loan assu mption co ul d ma ke th1 s home ve1y alfordable 3 BRs. liv1 ng room. lat ge ea t-m k1tchen and one bath Ove1 an acre yard G1ve us a ca ll lot more mfo #224 1bt, *'1111 1111 an..- 7p.m. Fumiohod BROKER - 446-0008 245-5161 QatllpOUI, $225; IJtlliliH paid, UtiiMioo Pilei, Golllpollo, 114- 1 • 13 coror T.v., whh Whitt WNtlnghouM wnhlr & dryer, $100. 114-W-7200. APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATE~"- 531 Jackaoo Pika from $11Wmo. W11k to tOOp & ...utlful lim~ nmote. riUOnlbll !)ricea. C.ll BEAIITIFUL . C.NIK-446-2.... EOM . a ro<kor; - ....r, hash provlded , S21&'mo. ,,........_,808_ - RANNY BLACKBURN fumlture. .ofl, chi!'~ rr· FrH PRICED IN THE MID $20's 411 acres 1Ustout s1deGalltpoh s ctt~ l1m1t s 5rooms and bath. 3 bedroom s. Clly water and n~ gas Land needs to be developed House needs some Fl.- Ave, 614-446-3444 . 3 tumlahad aptn mente, 1 ha1 2br, Tht othtr two hat wuher & dryer'a, 1br, ( 14-446 -2725. Social. Emotional. or Physicial Maturation ; Real Estale General Responsibilities of the po sitiOn mclude providing typing, word processing transcription and filing services for the Graduate Education Program; mamt aimng the record s for the enrollee s in the program . assisting the 01rector of the program w1th schedul ing conferences and appo intment s. Paid beneltts and medical leaves available . Entry wage for this 37';, hour per week pos ttion is $5 .25 23 LOCUST ST. • Ht~d Roll eround, 20 gal , lank. New, 1325. 814-256-6,12. The University of Rio Grande IS announcing an open Ing for a Secretary to the O ~r ector of the Graduate Educat1on Program Qualifications for the posi tiOn mclude typ1ng sktlls of 60 WPM : knowledge of word processing; good commu· nication and or1111nizational skills. A htgh school diploma 01 equivalent is requ~red with additional educa tion being preferred Bookkeepmg skills helpful with previous oHice experience preferred . RESIDENTIAl · INVESTMENTS . COMMERCIAl · FARMS AUCTION 6 RJ RNITUAE. 12 Olive St, Gllllpolta. New & Ueed furniture, heat.,., We.ttm I Woril boots. 814-44&-3'1511. 738 2nd AVE. GALLI POLIS k1! chen. SECRETARY -GRADUATE EDUCATION PROGRAM REALTO~' SWAIN For more information concerning this FREE SERVICE call 367 -7371 from 8 A.M. -4 PM. Real Estate General I).P(IUYIIII 75-&815. Physical Development Skills: JUDY DEWITT, BROKER .... .. .. 446-8147 Sam Hoffman ............ .. .. .... ..... . J . Merrill Carter ...................... 379 -2184 Jeannie Tolliver ..................... .. Cathy Wray ........................... 446 -4255 Tammie DeWitt ................. .. .. .. Apply At: 84 LUMBER Route 2 Gallipolis Ferry. WV . rr n. BLACKBURN REALTY ~[B 114-44&-3118 o pc. wood G"'"P 114.1H por week. 4 poater Mdroom auhe, complltl $15.20 par . . . k, dinette with 4 ch1lr1 $7.50 per wHIL lbgla Chef 14 cu. ft . Retrfgerl1or $12.85 per week, 15 cu. tr..ur. 110.90 wMk.VI' RI Furnhure. Rt. M, 4 mlloo oft At 7.C.nlonory.Opon 7 dayta WMk. UNd Sunday Times-Sentinei - Page- D-5 Real Estate General RENrTOOWN tabiM, Fod cond, Judy COewiU RE ALTOR Household Goods Stx pc pine living room auHe· oolo, chllr, rockor:Jo:ffoolond Cognitive Development: and Self Help Skills " A n Equal Eml oymenl Opportunit y Empl oyl'l r" m Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . after lp.m. 114-44&-2058. Rio Grande. OhiO 45674 gout~ehn 9Ji~~s LRea~ Help Wanted Apartmenl lor Renl 1 bedroom 1pl. Stov1, rafrig ., nlel. Conalder Humin S.rvlcn or HUO. 402·1!2 24th St ., PI PINunl, W.V. 114-192·5858. Areas include : Language. Speech . Vision . and Hearing Skills; 614-446-~44 . mil• south Galllpolla Locka, public w.ter, no reatrietlans, -ame with r1v« ft'ootage, 304- Full -time pos11ion in new comm unity·blsed care program providina in-home serv1ces to Medicaid-eligible sanror crtizens DU llES INCLUDE: Implement administer . and monitor the Medrcaid PASSPORT program in the counties of Adams. Brown. Gallla. Hiahltnd. Jackson. lawrence, Pih. Ross. SciotoandVin· ton : dinctly supeNise PASSPORT staff: prepare Area Aaency on AJi na District 7 PASSPORT policies and proctdu res, standards of care. opmtional swstems, Quality usurance sta ndards and methods ol evaluating complian ce; develop PASSPORT budget: proce dures and recommends Home Care Provider contracts: es· tablish provider ref em I. billing and reimllursement procedures: implement future community-based care procrams as well. QUAliFICATIONS: Master's Degree in Soc1al Services, Health Cue Administralron, Public Adm inistration or related field pte· ferred . Candidate must demonstrate strona leadership and management ability with successful proa:ressively increasing su pervisory experience of five years or more in healt hi human Sl!fVices administl'ltion . Bachelor's Dearee 1n the human services field with prorrusively increasing supervisory responsibility of eight yaars may be substituted for Master's Degree. Computer uperi · ence. public speaking and excellent writing skills desirable. Salarv ranae is $25.700·$35.500 with annual incteases and ercel· lent frin1e benefits. A resume and five letters of recommen datron must be rece1ved no lattf than 4:30p.m. on A1.1ust 8. 1990 in the off1ce of· Joyce Shone. Personnel Off1cer Area Acency on A&ing District 7. Inc P.O. Bo• 978. University of Rio Grande August 5, 1990 5I Help wanted The Guiding Hand School is now ac cepting applications for pre-school en rollment ages 0 -5 . Classes start Au gust 27. 1990 . If your child has a developmental disability in any one or more of the following areas. you may be eligible for pre -school services. HOME CARE DIRECTOR Mollohan Carpets Upper Rt . 7 Nor1h Oualilv Cerpata & Furniture II lOW priceS . Cnack Ul out prtc.. 304-675-2722. Rout• 2 Ashton, 1 1cr. Iota, 3 11 Help Wanted Real Estate General 12,800. uklng flmmce, 11 PICKENS FURNITURE ln. eon Coonty e miles from l04-372-82'n after 5:00 PU. llally 51 5, 1990 Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . Specializing in Pole Buildings. Oetign&d to m11e1 your needs . Any tb:e . CHOICE OF 10 COLORS FREE ESTIMATE pn po11 bldgs ...•nd paekage de1l1 . Save hundreda. V/q cnn sel! yow p1 c~c nlllf>m <:: . • :.I ·N" can put yo1 ·I·1 !(HJC il wilh one ol.npprox irnr h; tr '' .. o• '11 1eal fl i:: l.11t · o1l'1 r loc:tltio n !i qtlnlifi,td to hntr yr,, 1li rtt 1111 r iqltt ht 11 ru ! The nallon'alargul rto!Nral networtdng system. • MOBilE HOME AND 30 ACRES more 01 less "' llie R1o G~ande Area. So me woodland and I here •sa new pond onthe property. Nr ce pmale are a Ideal tor hunters or to ra1se a lamily Nol •eslr~cted . wl mmeral 11ghts lOG CAB! N& 3 ACRES - C1ty Sc hool D1slncl. Only $16.000. ev., thouaandl of doll1ra. local 111M ltprlllfltlfin Call our 24 -hr . answering service at 446 -4206 Anytime DONNA CRIIENBERY E.S.R., Box 188 Golllpollo, Ohio 48831 Stutes Real Estate PH. 614-256-6518 trAG. n1ce home, 131 ge back deck. 2 ca• g a~age All of lh1s sellm g on an acre plu s G~een Elemenl3iy Schools Bonnie Stutes 446-4206 Patti Hawk 446-1967 horne rl£'ill Green Elementary Sc hool Attta CI Ive leatures 1nclud e LR . k1! chen w /~ lo~·r afld r!'lrlgPralor 'l BR ) bath. 7 ca1 all ached garage Call tooay LOTS Of POTENTIAl - 67 496 ac"'· mi l. on Crouse·Beck Rd . mce wooded burlrlm g SliPs. rural waler available 36.5ACRE S. MI L-CLAYTWP - fr onlson fnendly R1dge $18.000 $15.000 - 19 14Jau.,;ml l Ap pro• 'o mllr from c1t~ ltr1111S. All uttlrt1es a11atlable Ranny Blackburn . Broker 446-0008 $15.000 - Appro,malely I acrealongSI Rl 588 1400 h ollrontagel Small home alief\ 2 BRs. bal h. I R. k1tchr.n mobile hom e PitO on property IN TOWN - $19,900 - Chalham Avenue. near s hoppm~ 2 BR s. LR. kil chen . bath 141 ACRE S Mi l. HUNTINGTON TWP ~ I mtiP ot h o n t~ g f' or1 RM cor·n ( r!'rk Appro~ Some bottom land , blad. .... ainu! NEAR NORTH GAlliA H S - 21 "'" mtl Mmgan Twp f1a11k W"n Rrl $17 500 $15 000 - B7 ACRES MI L. Ha iiiSon I own <hip. llonl s on lillie Bullskin Rd 477 ACRES - $3.500 - Clay Tw p Ha;el R1dge Rd 4 SA LE - Lot on Rorln!'y f.mrt Rd V!'ry close Ia St Rl 3] Ruth Goody. Sales Associate 379 -2628 �Page- D-6- Sunday Times-Sentinel 56 Pets for Sale 57 AKC Re,g 'ect Oalmatlon Pupe, 61-1-446-T.lBO. AKC reg. Lhasa-Apao, Cocker Spanlala, Oaahundt pupP'" shots wormed and h•lt"' recorda, 304-675-2193. AKC RegiMe red Cocklf Sptnlal, 1 gold female, 3 rlld mal•. $85 wllh paper11 304-675-1029. BNutlful AKC rtglllar.d Pekinweeki old gese puppies. Shots and wormMI . $150. 614992·2600 a D111gonwynd C.ttery Persian, Siamese and Hlmalavan kittens 614-44& 3844 after 7 p.m. flah Tank, 2413 J1ckson Ave. Point Plaaunt, 304-675-2063, 10 gal set up $14.a9 1nd 10 gal compl.te $43.25. Full-blood.d female ~ e:~• Pupa. $20 11 wb. okl. 6 0373 after 5p m. 4 Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming. All brMds. All slylll. lams Pet Food Dealer. Jull1 Webb Call 614-446-0231. Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Musical Instruments 61 Farm Equipment Fruits & Vegetables 58 County Fair Special 15% off canning tomato.l. Bring con- regular tunlngs. Ends August 15. J & II Plllno S.rvk:a. Calf Bill 247-2056 Ward 304-882·2325. ~and TAS0!5 drum mac nlna tl50. 304.675-5021 58 11 & J 2671. Canning tomatoe1 tor aa11. Bring own contalnera 614-247- A 1985 Chevy lmpela 4 door sedan, ltke new. All the ~ulp­ ment. 305 V8 $2900 614-992· 6119 Produce,. homegrown vegetabl• 614· Roush 's Slrawbetry Farm: Bush I Pole Beans, Tomaton;, corn, potatoes, and cuember. 2 miles Clln" Sweet corn pick your own 11296. 5 speed, PS, PB, new tires, 59,000 mil .. , very good cond, $2,500, 304-675-2627. 843-6313 behind New Haven, WV Union Road 304~82-22:17. Dunrovln Fruit Fann jul1 off Sl. Rt . 681 East of Albany We accept food stamps. Peaches, g.-..n buna, home grown awMI com and tomaloft. 9-7 dally, ciOHd Monday 614-696- Haas Dadg• Cha~g_•r Hatchback, freah 2961. Fruit Farm.Peaches, appla, produca St At. 7, 3 mlln eouth or Tuppen Plelne. S1 25 Canning tomatoes. Alrtady picked. $A 50 a Nhel Alao have bell pepper.. Raymond Rowe 614-247-4292 C..ll befOfe 9a m. or after 5p.m. ... Two Finch birds. Ont male nd one female. Will 1111 logelher with cage $40 614-992·23n ... 1986 Pontiac Grand Prir 2 tone •liver, •harp c:ar, $4 ,000 neg 614-446-6751. We Need Listings!!! 1988 Chevy C..valler Z-24 Low mileage Lflce new C•ll 614-446-1171, t to 5 p m. 1f11r 5 614-446· 11118 1981 Cellbrlty Euroap, auto, air, IPw miles, PS, PB, PW, luggag• rack, 304·77'l-9509 1981 Dodgs pick-up, uc. cond, low mt leage, SS ,OOO; 1989 Dodge Daytona, Exc. cond low mileage, 16,000 614--~Q,Itle . . . ' .: '" 4 ' L· .. ~ Musical Instruments ' ., ·t,,,_, ••.·' QIIA ~-l- 1988 Dodge Colt, Exc 814-446-2359. --- 205 NORTH SECOND AVE MIDDLEPORT. OHIO OFFICE 992 -2886 / HOME 992 569 2 DOTTIE S. TURNER . BROKER POMEROY - 1647 lmcon His - "Cute as a ~ut t on Neat as a pen " descrrbes tht s two bedroom homP w1th an equrpped krtchen ca rport ilnd part basement Has a lloored aii iC and 50x2BB fool lot $25 .000 :' -~'\"~~ ' .;.: HAlliDAY HEIGHT S - Execul've ouahty home rn a profess tonal nerg hborhood' lhr s home tea lures newly remodeled krl chen and baths 3 bed room s 2 1 ~ baths. tongue& groove lam II~ room pa nelrnr. covered patro storage butldrng. 2 car car port trl::'es lo~ely varrely ol shr ubs and fl ower s oul standtng vrew of 11v er and IO'o'ill #400 TRADE YOUR RENT RE CEI PTS For th e deed to thrs 3 bedroom ranch srtuated on a shady 2 42 acr e lot on a deadend street One car garage new root and deck. $25.500 1509 MIDDLEPORT - Great nt•tgltboriiDGd - cor nrr lot All on one floor pla n 2 to 3 bPd rr nrn~ la rge pan try ~nd a part ha semeril £ndo-;ed fr ont Sttl1 nR porch 3nri a n1cP lot HAVE WE GOT THE HOUSE FOR YOU - ~NO YOUR MOTHER -IN -lAW. TOO" - N'cely de cot aled 3 bedroom 2 bath stone ranch w1!h gar age apart ment wh1 ch ~tel(fs rrrcumr ~otenlra l or rde~ l hu llve-rn retatrve Call tor mor e dela1 ls Hou se and garage apart me nt prr ce rl at $80 000 #507 $27' 900 STORY RUN RD - Wallet Stretcher - L've n 111 e house wrth 3 bedrooms and equrpped ~li Chen W o r ~ Ill nH· Ra ragp and btg w or~s h op and 1en! the 3 bedroom mobrle home Country settm g wrth 2'; aCies $34 500 At Gallia County Courthouse 1988 Plymouth Sundanc:e RS, 2 dOOf, Tu·lone brown whh match· InN cloth Interio r 2.5 fuel lnl. Ill o., eunrool, AC PS Pd Power wlndowe , locka and mlr: rora, tilt, crul••. AM-FM lltr80 can , and brt 32,000 mllea $6800 614·949-3022. 1999 linco ln Town car, Signa· lure Serl.. 16,000 m!l.. loaded $19,500. 614-992-6320 s 816 Graham Drtve Rodney Vrllage Rt 2. Br dwell , OH WE NEED LISTINGS bedroom. I bath . ra house wtt h I car at- PERFECT SETTING - Peaceful country r o nl~ 15 mrnutes from lo~n lh1 s comfo rt abl e bedroom 1 bath home rncludes tam1ly room d,1n 1ng IJOITl l1vm~ room and~ n1 ce krlchen Ha s 3 5 acres rnmeo11ess and s toca1eilrnGai i 1 ~Coun tv School 01stmt Thr<; lr on1e hilS milnv Pxlm you mu st ' "" Cal l todav' $}~ 900 #707 DONT RIDE - WALK TO TOWN FROM THIS AD · DRESS ON BURKHART lANE - Ommg w,ll al ways he pleasilnl 111 th P lovely formal dmmg room punctu ated w1!h a large p1cture wtndow Thr ee bedroom s and a k1tch en as prac trcal as 111s beau !1ful Ampl esto ra~e space tn the partta lt y tm rshrd basemr nt A spt1c10u s tw o car r1e'a ched garagP oHe1s more stora ~e How nr~l 11 IS ,1 1 only $6~ 000 #802 1979 Ford F-150, good cond, 614256-1306 1988 KX t25 . New tlrea, chain sprocket, race Tach suspen· a1on, exhaust. $800 Evening 0642. 19N Ford half lon pickup, 6 cyl, standard shift, AM-FM CIIS8118, good llr.. , fiber glass topper, very good cond, $1,200 304-675- 4331 1979 GMC 7'000 Chuter Axle, 427, gas, 5x2, 13·112 fl elumlnum dump telescope hoyat truck 614·62-5275. Sp.m 5p.m or 814--446-0633 aner 1985 Black S -10 Tahoe PU loaded with lae1ory options Plus aport Urn and whHie, tool box, ramote burglar alarm and aux head llghta. J4995. Call 614· 992 -2473. 1987 Ford Ranger, S-T)C, 4x4, 5 spd, Exc. eond, $7,850; Aluminum Topper, lh • Ford Ranger, good cond, $200 814446 -0256 73 Vans & 4 wo·s 1984 Chev, 314 ton Cargo Van, 57,000 mlln, V-8, air & crul .., $4,500, firm. 614~46-8598 . 1995 Chevy S-10, Blaz•r, 57,000 mtln, call after 11a m 814-245- 5158 Motorcycles _74__M_o.:..:.to:_r_:c~y_:c:.:.le:.s:___ 1980 Honda Civic, 2 dr, air, AMIFM Ia~ d.ck, day 614-44~ 3662/Atler 5 p.m. 304~75-1625 76 614·992·::'56 =5·~""'-.,.---:::-:2·1981 Honda Shadow Motor· cycles BOoec • one Is loaded with lhe extras , and haa ti,OOO milts, th• other has Julrt over 2 000 mrhts and hu remainder o't factory wananly. These blkn sold tOf over $4000 new, price on 6,000 mile bike $2800 . Price on 2,000 milt bike $3000 Theu are well cartd tor bikes end •• aharp uthay coma Phoo• 304· 882·3592 or 304-615-2588 tor appointment to Rill 12Ft liahlng boat wfth new 9 9 outboard ' lraller Mu.- 1111 Best oHer 614~46-6886 1972 17 rt Starerah Tri-Hull Boat. 125 HP, Evinrudt Engine, compltt• top, new upholslery Call 614·28&1316 a Her 7 00 p.m. 1i73 Stare raft , 15 V2 fl . 65 Even· rude, '7ti MFO 17 fl lrtotor Bo•t, 85 JohnaPn motOf, 304-675-2891. 1987 16 ft . Forwlna, open bow, 130 hp. Mercrulser elpha one, stereoleasaelle with trall•r. lncludll cover and safety equipment $7,900 304-213-5660 arter 5 p m. ON SALE!I Auto Parts & Accessories 350 Intake with 4 barrel carburetor, 614-'46-6632. Vlnlon Auto Salvage Foreign & Dom Parts buying junk cars 614-388·9062. 79 campers & Motor Homes YAMAMA WAVERUNNERS Saln, Parta, Acceaaorinr, Servlc.. RIVER · SIDE MARINE, R1 . 7 (ac rosa from K -Mart) Galllpollt, Oh. 614· 446-2424 Suntrtcktlr Pontoon 1984, whh trall•r and safety m1nt. Mercury motor, 35 Can be seen al Gallipolis Club. $5,500. 614-446-i365 EN Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROORNG Unconditional IUatlme guan~n­ IM loeal tumlahed. F.-.. ntlmates. Call coi11Ct 1· 614--237-0488, day or night Aogtra Bas1menl Walerproo- 1977 Starcran Pop-up camper Starmaster 8. Good condlt1on . $1300 CAII614-Q92·7016 flni . ,.,.,..nc.. Rot1ry or eable tool drilling. Moat wells completed aam• dey. Pump 11111 and MNI~. 304· 695-3802. 614-386-91119. Home Improvements EN Home Improvements S.pllc Tank Pumping $90 , Game Co. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES , JacUon, OH 1-800-637-51528 82 Flon't TV Servlee, specletlling In Zenith 1110 Mrvlclno motl other bntnda. HouM calla, also &ome appliance ,.pairs WV 304-67'6·2'N Ohk> 814-446-2454 . Plumbing & Healing Carter's Plumbing and Healing Four1h and Pine Electrical & Refrigeration BIG BEND REALTY, INC. 446-7101 "!. , · a ~ TEAFORD REAL ESTATE 216 East Se1ond St. Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 992 -332 5 POMEROY P, ce re du ced lu ll basemen1 w1!h a nr cr Hrd cto setolown lh 1' rs a n1ce slarter home Car port $16oDD Ml DDLEPORT - 3 bedr oom l4A 70 mobilf' home IoLli eteclrtC rn real goort ~ hapr fu lly carpeted $7500 NEW liSTING - CH£STER - J bedrooms part 1.11 ba~r ment remodeled Spac1ou · yard In il good nl.'tRttbu· hood $18.500 POMEROY - \ ronms tw n bedroo ms O'lr bath W1!h 1 25 acres r orr' al drnt nf' room and modern "-Ji d1en Fu ll basem erl $33 500 RUTLAND - 2 bedroom wrth detached ~ar age and out bu1ldm ~ on '2 + acr es Th rs tS rn a ~a nd local 10n $1 9 900 LANGSVIllE - A really sha rp Venda te mobile home 2 bed room w1th new ca1pet 1ng and a heal rum p Thrs 1\ a well tak en care ot place ,;' ' . Good buy $8800 I , POMEROY - Georgeou s 3 ,. bedr oom horne wr!h 2 baths hot wa ter heat. caroetm11. lutly equrpoed krt chen v,nyl ' . s1d1ng sto1m wmdow s and doors. lull basement Close to stores $28 .000 MIDDLEPORT- SALE PEND· lNG - Well taken care of newer home wrth 3 bedroom~ fu II llas<!11ent on I acre rn a pr~ate locatron out of town .. ,,. ... ,, N£W LI STING - RACINE - lh1n St - I llo~ olan 3 br\Jraom> bath U (M \emfllt ~II crt) ul1lh•• ltn ced ya10 Gu~a l IJuv lo "" 30 \ POII£1WY - ~ rltflrn r1rn rn ~ rm 11 1 rov1'1 VII'"' bedrrm room owner E l arn Sl - l ~ l•v )omo b~Jh hn~n c rnr Md il a~r ~ ~ ON 141 - HARRISONVlllf AOA D - Coly COlllll r~ llavor Oui ~Ltndrng o ~"-"' ) bedrm rArtlh ~~ v~ Gredl co na Appro1 I) ar f > WPII s!cded pond Ill 1111,11 III II/I' BRAND NEW CONSTRUCTION - Local ed on Rl 160 thrs home IS 1'!'a1 1 1 n~ tor rts lrr st owners Lar Ri' mastrr bef11oom mth bath Large great room 111 etudes tam1\y room d1ntngar pa and rat1n Mttchen wrth cherry Ci!bmet :, Hom r has 3 br dt ooms 2 baths. 2 car garage and heal pump IOOxJOO lot For $59 900 you can I allord not lo look 1220 7 car gill ~Rf dbout 8 ac lrm mrneral r1ghl1 anphanc~ l.lrRe clo>ets l~ep lat' Gr~a l hunt1n~ aM IJrt 000 lrs h r n~ Reduced 111'111 ~araRe h~rn HouH Boel, l4' Flbergta ... 1912 N•ut•·llne 350 engine, wl approx . 1,000 hra, exc . cond , 614-446-4109, 614·319-2}1() Real Estate General 1981 680, Yamaha, 5,040 actual miles, exc. cond, asking $7'00. 514-379-2194. 1- - -- - - -- - - - 1981 Honde 750, IIC cond, new battery end tlrn, tor aale or ~~~~ for 72 Trucks for Sale Magna V-45, $1000 00, good comf, 614·388-8241 19n Chevy 314 ton 350, 4x4, 500 mlln engine overhaul, 1111 bed w / n~cks . $800 304-458--1962 1985 Harle~ Davidson .GREEN SCHOOL DISTRICT - 3 be droom, 2 bath ran ch wrth full bas ement, gar age dec~ heat pump Nrce ne ghbo rhood for th e chrldren lo play Ask,ng $59 ~00 #263 4 whNier, 304-675- 1983 Honda 450 SlrHt , 700 ml lee, Ilk• new SB75 304-$151n1 17 ACRES 1988 14x56 - Carolmton mob1l e home w'tli 3 bedroom 2 prox 1, CITY - low glide, btrlt-drlven, Hpeed, evotullon motor. 8,000 mil•• 614·992-n54 or 614· 992-655(! of an acre Askmg $36 900 #289 One story •rth 3 bedrooms. bath lrv1n g room NICe lot Now as krng on ly $20 .000 41 ACRES - lree !arm 197 2 Fleel wood $ 3 ~ 900 Call tor more rnlo #225 #123 CITY SCHOOLS - 3 bedroom. I bal h ranch wrth lrvrng room 60 M/ l BEAUTIFUL ACRES - Great tor h'krng or hunt rng k1t chen. lull basement central a1r l car garage l car ca r port Askrn g $49.000 Real Estate General 1230 GREEN FIELD TWP - 3 bed roorn r''" r h mtl1 ba tII rura l wa trr gas heat woodburner 5 aOPS m/ 1 On l ~ $1~ 900 #139 kitch en and d1n rng room. par llal basemen t Woodburne1 K•wuaklj CSR 250, 4,000 mllee, llka new. 700 . 814-643-2904. A 4 BEDROOM HOME wrth LP ~as heal In n~ce mer v''" Askrrr g oolv $36 .900 baths, lamrly room cat hPdral ce rlm gs 8~20 por ch on ap FXRS. ~ND el uded 1s shop bullrlm p, and dr.la ched garag e Hom e has a Grandma Gatewood hrked he re l r arts ar f' all earlv It ret r w1th be11u trlul ruck lo rma!tons A s~ 111~ $2? 600 lf226 !219 #224 . CITY IS THIS OLDER ONE STORY wrth 2 bedroom1 bath dtr11ng room. part tal basement garage Askmg onl~ $29500 #2M 29 6 AC~£S Of lAND Consrstrn g mostly of good gro...,1ng trmber 5 ac res or more ot 29 acre tract rs open land lor ~a r de n and has lru1t trees near 7 room remodeled home 2 car garage and severa l other small burld1ngs Peaceful locatron l o lrv e • 'l h good V'ew Sl Rt 160 betw een Ewmgton and Wilk esv ill e P" ced at $47 500 #302 POMEROY, OHIO 992 -2259 -" Ml 1 nonrl RACINE 11 u r~ 0 , ,n uiPI our nt t-t•w o• 6th Sl - fWJul•llr r rf}Qm <,u nr oo t r oom ~ room h ~mg room drn on~ b•lh lull M stmtnt prw~te lJ~ r- rn~:. nl(t p1 rv~IP .ard Mrd Sl0 ~ r!!'r• ? 4 ner1rOOif"l ~dl ~~ 1 hil l rt', l•1•n •• H r hPn ' '' nl"'l root nr.,., plumbru~ 7 P r lr~ lot\ 10>" ut~r lrP ~ Bf"il buy ~rnum1 I o ~~o 40 \ r ,.n1r ~l hr~ l r ,nl r~l dll not t> I ll oor pl an 3 bedr oom~ lrvrnr room tl.Jlfl I M~ e•l rn ~f c hen Prtct g~ ea t ly rt 0uc et1 11 VOiJ t1on I net'fl f' lll a lol\ PO Mfii OY - 16Jl l mcoln Hh ~ ,. /1~\ ol l l riiJtr~o i(Q flllorlabiPirvrM 11lt'r1 RACI NE - BROADWAY - l •tra bt' aui!IUI CdtllnPI> ( Pn lr al heat~ .,, , t>asemenl2C;tl Rarage I e1 l r~ n•c~ ~~ Great buy •n 101'1 30 s room > ~\rn~rm kr1(1lf'n 1'· bdlh~ An e.cellent bu~ Pr1ced low AVAil ABlf BUILDING LOTS- Rulland 1- 2 WP loh 3 lot s rn nllage "'rlh utili If'\ av~ rl~bl~ $6 000 r.ac~ M rrt~ l ~por t I'• ac1r 101 otf Brad bur~ Rd S6000 6/ AOl[S m1l Rul l annw~ll 1n come produon~ Ra~ "'PII & lr ~P ~~ s Rwne nl( r !rar ll'r 101 Wllh hOG~ uJ~ Ma1n ~ I $6000 PM I' R~c1ne MIDDlEPORT -· Autla'ld St - ] ])!>()'oo~ J · b~h . Nrfl Rioomllrnon~ room lvlctlf'fl g.wage QurA ~fr M f, cetrenr h.ry at or;, U JOOO Sl ~ b!'drooms lr ~lf11! plan /llrdr oom~ tamrl~ ltvr nJ! room e dl n ~r!lr~rr bath carpMe<l haHiwood lJOOr) rn sulilled t xc!!'llenl 1111 00l£P OIIT - BIIJ CK HOM£ lnd 100m tamllv rfl()m lo r!cfll'n I barh l u ll~ c om l ~rcn lol btran•uyald ro,. mom t..JrvP le! ~ IOo lo lo "' 20 ·~ l ar~ e r ornl'r 1o1 Vrp w olr1~f'f SJO\ lANCSVIlU - l ~r fle~ronm 1 hrnR room drnr n ~ room ~~~a~e nree porch ~ COMMERCIAl BUSINESS lOT - located along h1gh traii iC route on State Rout e 7 85' road Ir on tage over 570 lee! deep w1!h rtv<r frontage Bo nus small 2 bedroom home would makentce ren tal or co ttage #703 $70 ' Wf 11 Irs ten RAC INE 1r!l Sl - I r,n tr ~t hP~l PIll(~ lot s tor~ 3 bl'd Hellen ulr lrt ~ room remral an ut1lh bldR Prrced lor Qu •C ~ sale 000 lOCATION / QUAliTY - In's custom hurlllm mP 1n Charola 1s Lake Estates ISone o! I he f1ner homes on th e mar ket lodav w,t h 2716 sq It ther e\ roomto lrve com fortably and space to roam on the lar ge lot and 8 arre lake Area rs so qtJJel you can sleep all nrght or stay awak e and hear the lrogs croa k1ng or ltsh flrpp1ng 01 water rrpjJiing Greaf1 Has 4 bedroom s. 3 baths. large fu nctiO nal krtchen and ove rs tzed li!mtly room bcepl ronill hom e11 $13o.OOO #405 NIW LISTING - GAE~T HOM! IN STIVERSVILlE - 1 no01 plan 5 bedroom§ LR DR klchen bath lull basefllent l rr ~lace. garden. rp Jja ler pfus \matiiOR r:atin & small reo tal !lou~ PriCed lo move oud Well under SJD 000 RANCH STYLE - H~sell Run Rd . I lloOJ plan, 3 bedrooms I balh. krtch~n PlEASE READ - A ~ Itt " 1\ such a nt ce horn e t~nd al such an aflordabte prrce that we want e~ervone lookrrrp for HIP rr ght house to know aboutthrs one New on Ihe market. rt rs a brrck / frame ranch well rared lor 3 bedroom. 7 baths hvrnR room w1th t11ep1ace. large Rarage and mu ch mme #410 ACUS - 1 il 1tr tr ''ll halh room\ IJalh WHAT A WONDE RFUL PLACE - Beaut,lul ly re modeled. redecorated 11"' story home on 13 i! Cr r·s Very co mfortable and co1y homr 1ncludes tar gP eat rn kttchen drn1ngarea and llv tng roornw / lit r p!a(i' 3 bed rooms. baths and lull l1n 1S hed ba sr menl wrth se parate krt chen BONU S Srrarate l BR homP. per fe el lormla ws relat1 ves or even ren tal Both homes have been eden srwrly rr•rnodet erl anr~ ,1 re " ' 11ery good cond1 t10n Wf'll marntarnrd ba rn tobacco base Beaulr!ul vrew iHtd reia~ rn~ a l mo~phere make 1! eas y lo en,oy lhr co untry Prr ced " $80 s n211 MIODLEP0111 - GRANT ST - I lloor w/ n!Cf (8htneh OR LR lOw m/~ lays 111UI barn bltabl e. rncomeprodlltrng ~~ s well & lree a:.tS lor home RUT LA~O CR 3 - l ovely 1)13e lor 1 home or manv homes Won'I ktst Jo n ~ at our WHY AENT - pr.:e OOWN PAY· M(NT - lolljest priCf ever, 3 bfd mom homf I ow p8yments Murra~ H1U Rd Mrddleport 3 BR krl , DR LR bath I Hoor plan a1r con!l Sl1,500 IIIah an oHer ~217 SHADY LOT. CLOSETOTOWN -lots of ch ar acter' and charm ca n be to und 111 thrs 11? story home w1thm walk1n g d1 stance to lown Includes 3 berl rooms. large ltv 1ng room dtntn g room and 11':' baths Full basement 3 car garage wrth ren ted apartment overhea d • LIST WITH HAYES SE L~' $~9 . 900 $69,000 #234 RIVER FRONTAGE - )0 acres mi l and a mu sl ;ee log homr w1th 3 bed ro oms 1 1 ~ bath b~ ) Pmrnt ! ~mrl~ rDom d111ng roo m Cilthrdral cerl 1nr. '.OiariL 'l1 lron l ~nd b~ c k r1rth 2 : ar ~a rage and l : ar Para~P #147 2 FOR 1 -A 2 bedroom I bath homr w1l h lr vrng room krtchen and a 1979 14x70 mobrl e hom e w'lh 7 bedrooms 1 1 ~ baths !amrlv room w1lh lrre ptace All on l acre m/ t $32 .000 !210 00 cozv - l .tJfE . ANO SIILJiiiPrl on il p1 1V i!IP lot O !~ dl Clay School f ea furrng ? hf'droorn \ Pal m ~rtchen wa shpr i!IHI rhyr•r hn nkup> anrl ~l um1 num stdrn g Call us todav fo r ilft ~ pporr1 ! m r nt All br 1ck venerr qualrh tJu 1lt t1ornn ~ berl 1onm \ w1!h s iJdrn~ door ~ 1 o~r· , pi ll', ~ rl ,iiJIHHIMIC " r1l burlt rn slorage spac e Roma n br1r~ l11eplacr 111 lr ~rn~ room i!l'>u l11 epli!U' nr1 lower l'VI'I 1)) 28 gar aRe a11ached mth pull down st~ 1r s to storaRP ilff'a Sper1al hont door wrth 'lid[• louver<> Ooublr' glass wmOow s wrttt marblr wrndow srlts Homr 1\ well msulated lor ellr crr nl hralmg and cootmg located tu st off Lakr Ortve rn Rr o Grande neat UnJVers1ty All quality h o m e~ 111 ar ea Near church. recreatronat ar ra and la ke You mu-;t ~ rr rnsrde lhl'l home to appr rcral r lh many lrnr lra lures lrsted al $69900 n301 THIS OPPORTUNITY WONT LAST lONG' - 118 acrP.s mil rs Oh1olown::. hrp Poten!tal hamr stles Pr 1va c~ assurrd lor your own l' omr 1 A be~ut 1lu l pa noramic VII'W nl th r Ohro Rrv er Vt~l l ry Ac cess lrorn old Rl 7 and Hil rlnan Tt ~cr Roi!CI 01'-i n vour Ol'ln huntmg ground at $148 an aerr· - $17 500 #803 BE SMART - QUIT RENTIN G - Invest m your own li!lu re Thr ee bedroom. onp tlo01 plan wrth I car garage Situated on a 91 aur lot wrlh milturr trees rn Green Townshrp Prrced tosell at $27 .000 #511 MINI CONDITION - 3 bed room 2 bath home located only 4 mil es west lrom Holzer Hosprta l C1ty school system 6 room s plu s ul1l1ty and 2 ca r overs 11ed ~arage att ach ed Double closets and large bath oil spa c10us master bedroom 12>20 lr~ 1ng room 1h l5 famrly room w1t h wood stovP Labor sa vm y, k1!chen All elect nc nome - healrn g and coolrng Lots of burlt-rn s t ora~r spacP Abovr gr ound 4'x/O' pool 1n e) cellent cond 1t1on Good dog ~ ennel All on over 1h ac l&' el tot lo ca tP.d rn Rodney arr.rt at! marn 1raveled road Lt sled at $64,900 #303 GREAT BUY FOR $27 ,500' - Very n1ce home tor starter family or rn come property, etc . 3 bed rooms , lar ge ltvrng room . eal ·m k1tch en wtl h ntce cabmets. I bath and separat e utrltly room N1 ce flat lot Conven~ent locatron #115 BUILDING lOTS - PRICED TO SEll" - Only $4,500 each Nr ce home srtes on aII af IO Dx 150m Clearv1ew Subd iVISIOn County water avai labl e and sewage plant rn place 5 acres recreatronal area set as1de rn subdrv1S10n #406 CAPTURE THE SPIRIT Natur al be au tv wrld!rle and a IJtlle sol1!ude enhartce thr s ol der well ca red lor home on 40 rotltnR acres lhree bedrooms screened porch ~liCh en '>ldf' drn1n g area Several outbutld r n~s lobacc o base mrnerat ~~~hi s ilnd some lrmbPr Ready and wart,ng at $4 7 000 00 #805 OUTSTANDING 17 ACRE HOME SITE. Green lw p State Rt S88 For someonr 11r eamrng about prt vacy panoram1 c vtew s e~celtent ne1ghlxnhoods all ~mds at wrt dlrtr and still be clo se to tow n. th1s rs the best on the market You can have hmse~ do~ heel c;:rttle or ilnyth1n g else you des1re It' s con venr ent only a tew m1nu tes to to wn or !h e has prla l lrrclude'J 11lew acres ol flat . clea n crop land some brush co vered slopes (could be excellenl pa:,lute) anrl a bea utiful wooded hnoll rn the bact< Look tor our srgn across the road from the Elks Fdl m #124 VERY DE SIRABLE HOME - Now used as a dou ble renlallocated 111 !he crty at the co rner of 3rd and Spr uce Range and relrrgerator lurmshed rn bo th un1ts Separate front and ba ck ent rance Storage burldrng and chrldren' s play area behrnd home $38.900 1300 87 ACRES . M/ l - Vac ,ot land locatc'!Jrn Green and Sp rt n gl~etd Town sh,ps Ju sto~ U S Rt 35 f ro nts on towns hrp road and old U S 35 Wal er and gas avadable l and lays mos tly rollrn g w1th exce llent bu1ldrn g localton s Has ht gh hrll area w1th n1ce 111ew C1ty school sy stem Bestloca!Jon 1n Ga llra County to build and lrv e PIICed at $67 oOO #340 HOMEBOOY HOUSE - wrth uncomplrcated charm Th rs 3 bedroom. I ~ bath. 2 story radrates warmt h from the k1tch en w1th 1ls overs1zed pantr y to the great room wrth li S beamed cerhng and large b11 ck firepl ace A home to lrll your hear t $74,500 #500 AN OLDIE, BUT GOODIE" - Go back"' trm e and relive all th e charm ol a hon se al th e turn of th e century Thrs 2 story house burtt rn 1810 rn Mer gs County has 3 4 bedrooms. I bath wrt h eat rn kr!chen trr eptace and double garage J.4 acres wrth a large llat lot bes1de1! Ha s a new Iron! porch wrth many extras Needs work done to rt Nrc e sta rter home All lor $25.000 #709 (614) 446-3644 E. M. Wiseman, Broker David Wiseman, 446-9555 B. J . Hair8ton. 446-4240 , ' Clyde B. Walker, 245-5276 1 ENJOY THE COMFORTS AND NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE CORNER LOT wh rle v1ewr n, 1111 ' Oh10 Rrver ll orn your water Iron! 1st Avr n·onrtlv ,l rill ) bJilr rJu.vn 3 rm s & bath lull up 2 WH f P HW lloetl SC ii,.,ned "' porc h A classrc home wrth character Don' t lei tl rrs rrrH' g1t ~· call 11 I POMEROY - PRICE REDUCED - !hiS h"'d " apped ac ce ssrblc homP Ramp way s spec1al fl o01 c overrn~ specral bath !rxlures. etc . all desrgncrl w1th llw handrcappe<l rn mrml .l br.dtoom s lrrpplace basement la r ~e modern MIDDl£PORT - Are you look,ng lor a rr'ally nral !10me wrth low heatrng brlls at a small prrce? fhr s 2 3 bedroom 11'1 story homer~ wa 1trnj.! !01 you Call lor appornlrnen l 1Pmr Redu ced $17 .000 00 ANTIQU ITY - St Rt 338 -House and lol Sma ll house small prrcr RtvervrPw w1t h potentral ol a ca ll rn Needs some work $1.900 00 TUPPERS PlAINS - Morton Add1t1on - J.4 bed room ra nc h 111 excellent co ndrtwn on alar gr I r~ c r e lot A lar ge !am 1ly room makes l1vmg her Pa lOY £1ectr~c 8 8 heat plu swoOO burne1 LarRe s t ora~e shed C<J!I lor appo1rr1men t $4100000 NEW liSTING INVESTMENT PROPERlY 7 ren tal proper t1es. lo ca ted wrth1 n tile crt y at Ga lli pOli s 2nd Ave Pur ch ase 3-4 BEDRM. HOME locatr•d 'ppro• I mde atme old Stiver 8r1dge. alon g St Rt 7 Use lor re::> lllrntra11 comrn e1Clal Lot s11e 153'xlo4 Buy now lor $35.000 00 THIRD STREET - MIDDLEPORT - Tol aily remodeled 2 3 bedroom One floor home Beautrlu l condrlron car pet thr ou ghout New w11 rog. vmvl <;rdtng. one car garage lnsula!e11 and all storm s NICe lol $29.900 00 INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN VINTON - 6 rm house located alon g Marn St Rent or 11ve "' Presen lly p,rmurg$ 2 100 00 Buy now tor $15 000 Ofl POMEROY - lookrng lor a 3 bedroom I bath . 2 st ory home conv entently located near sc hool and town At a small prr ce NEW liSTING 10 arr " Prrrv I wp Some t'mber Buy now lor $10.000 Ca ll lor aopo,n tm ent $16 .000 00 6 5 ACRES WITHIN THE CITY OF GAlliPOLIS srtuated along Garlr~ld Ave S1 te 1r1lucl es 2 budd1nR lot s N/ CJiy water sewer Buy cow lor $30 000 00 or purchas e !rouse wrth lot lor $1o 000 00 WE HAVE BUILDING LOI S'n Rodney Vrllage II Ca ll lor more tnformallon 2 BEDRM REMODELED HOME along Ch rll, co ll~e Rd Walk to' grocertes and sc hool Buy now lor $26.500 00 PRICES DRASTICAllY REDUCED on 3 proper11 es wrthrn the Vrllage of Porter Ul - Old Cottrell grocery burtdrn ~ Now '15.000 0011 #2 - 2 story home adtacent to store bldg Now $25 000 00 #3 - 3 bedrooms liD"" next to above Now 00 Call .lor more rn lo \Vrll sell any or all 111 SELLING YOUR EXPERIENCED Loretta McDade, 446-7729 Bill Todd. 446-3443 NORTHUP AREA - A111ce 2 bedroom vrnyl <;triPd homp wrl h balh gas heat . 1'' garage on oO ac re lot A sk'n ~ $29.900 #223 If YOU ARE ALREADY IIR£0 OF CUTTING GRASS. SEll YOU R MOWER and move rn to a beaulrlul 2 bedr m condo lorilled alan~ Grapr Sl Am ple rn sula lton wtth heal pump grves vou co mlorti!ble au r.ond1t1onmg and heat wtlh econ omrcal p11c es Ave1ages less than $50 00 prr mo ta1 abate · meot program 1 bloc klo gro cery 2 bloc ks lo Crtv Park low marnten anc e Ca ll ~4 6 1056 to' 'nlo MIDDLEPORT - Wou ld make agreat rental or a twme lor a LETART - 7 Room house 3 bedrooms. I bat h. carpet throu ghoul large krt chen and patro Gas heat and hot water heat 2 car .gar age DRAST!CAll Y REDU CED. $19,900 00 #257 NEW liSTING 3 8EDRM HOME located on the bo rder ot Gall" lawren ce Co lr ne r,ce rncludes 8 acres $20 .000 00 youn g co upl e Has 2 bedrooms drnmR roorn one fl oor all carpeted new root and 2 lots $1~ oOO 00 POMEROY - 5 acres, >acant ground on top of h1ll near town Great locatron lor hou se or trailer $3.900 DO sch ool drst,ct PRICE REDUCED ON J.B£DRM HOME wrth 1'1 ac res, tocaled w,fhrn Vrnton ~II age Was $25 000 00 NOW $22 500 00" all tor $100.000 00 POMEROY - [veryth1 ng goes All ' lock and equ1pment burldrngan d ground I doubl e hump greee nho use ASK FOR OElAIL S Beautrlul 3 bedroom 2 bath !r ome CITY - Nrce one story wrth 3 bedroom. I 'I balhs la mrly room gas heal. woodh utner r:u nvenrent localwn $46 SOO #242 krt che n $34 900 00 POMEROY - S R 33 - Oneacre burlrl"' ~or mobrle home lots ~ at~ r and eleclr1c avallablr, land contract wrth $500 do~n . 15n, 1nteres t tor a 5 year lerrn Monthtv payment s of $95 15 on be l anee of $4 000 00 I ol al prrce$4 500 00 2 Lots 1o Choose from FIV£ ACRES - Equ tpped ~1t c hen oak ca bmet s sna ck bar. electrrc heat pump cent a1r plu s wood burner Custom l1es1gned lo con serv e ene rgy l'lllh 6 1nsulated wa lls 12" msutated rn at11 c Ander sen thermoparte woOO wmdo..., s ln sul~ t ed door s c1ty LAND CONTRACT -On th rs 3 bedroom. bath 'anch rn q"'et nerghborhood wdh 111e tot w1th !ence ~ amrl y ruorn w/ wood burner and more Call today Only $34.000 #15 i.t .2o:ooo J BEAUTifUL LOTS IN RACINE - All ul1lrl1es rrght there $6 000 ea 1'h acr~ lots, rn IW!w addifM.m rrghl IJU1 ~lle of Middleport, S6 000 MIDDLEPORT - Beaul1lul Cotonral Home' Levellol 2 car gc11age. has ornate tr1m atlrc stud10 w /s ~ylrght Well rn sulat ed REDU CED OW NER WAN IS TO Wiseman Real Estate good ulrlrtte5. llhlrt~ bldg . l ead1nr Creek waltf Pr1cfd tor qud ~ ale lmmett1 ate pos!;l'5Sion Undl'r 130000 SM~ll QUIET . SECLUDED. WOODED - ONLY 'h MILE (ROM CITY LIMITS117 - We' re talkrn gabout lot s of prrvacy a beaut1ful vrew the convemence of town on a 6 5· 7 acre lot Part rally dev~oped homeSite Crty se wer and water wrll probably be avarlable $18 ,000 Ca ll fast, rt won't last long" lOTS TO BUILD AUTLAJIO CR 3 - 2 - 2 acre lOis, gr~t $7 SOO 00 ~ '6/s ACI(S 246 FUNCTIONAL THREE l EVEl ENG li SH STYLE - r,or~ an(] 11\~ • n r• !rurt !<PI" [ O~fl' I~(:J' 1orn P o' Jn ~rrr 1 wrtt1 1lrnrr,Jir ~~I \ / 0 n•nu!l'\ ttl 11 ll' ~ 1 2 5 ACRES M/l - And a3 bedroom ranch ••lh bal h, famrly room dmtng/ krt chen combo ? car gar a~e Very $nsc;ga;g clean hom e Call us lor mor e mformatron # #138 hunlrrr 'TIProv 2 STORY CHARMER - vrr, allr acl 've 2 story home on dead end ~ l fi' PI on nw t·il)'l' ol tow n ott rr~ yout l~m rl) mo rr than mo ~ l VI Hr 1r atur r s l1 kP 4 bedroo m~ formal I1V1ng roo m J!Htllll' ro o.n 1 ,1r~P rill rn krl chen and lull pa rtralt y llfliShed ha semen1 l hpre sroomlot e vrryonl'IOPil i O~ lor (! Iron rs per!r cl lor ~~d ~ ? car ga 1~ ge pot ch and more Prr ced at $69 900 Won'l Iii>I lnnp1 ~2 00 ~rrr OHHII - 3 bl' ,1room ~ ld r~r lrv.n~ ·oom k~rhen 1 IJ,I1 lull hoi•' SYRACUSE - SALE PENDING - 3 bedroom With lull basement. I'? st ory rn a good locatron $17.500 // Il l, , \1, ·O~Ir - r; >PO~ IU!!' ' ' n -- GAlliPOLIS - SALE PENDING - 3 bedroom ranch on 2• acr<S wrth a full ~nrs hed basement and 2 car garage $24.900 Bruce Teaford. Broker Cuot GREEN SCHOOL DISTRICT - Very n~ce5 bed room 1 , hath ran ch wtth full basement ~as heat wondbiHrH•r 2 ca t r. ar age. la mlly 10om crrrtral att •, i!Crr ilnd ~lo t more Only m.soo 446-9872 @ For Sale: 1990 Wlldemn•r 181'1 . eamper, wl1ot1 ol extrae, $7,.500 614-446-1204 . ' 1 IIEI/lt)l 1111/·. R.' R. A. (Vol) VALENnNE Graham Upholatery Cenler, 303 Hilltop Dr Ca ll for appoint men! I & estimetn . Call 61 4-446-3438 tk '"' f/()( :.;f\(; 992-3129 Upholstery ' ! Real Estate General DALE E. TAYLOR c:ount•, 2,000 to 4,000 capacity, cleterns, pool1 , wella, etc Call 304-576-2919 ((All ANYTIME) Real Estate General Contact your local FmHA 446 ·8688 lor more rnto H.U.D. HOMES AVAILABLE Hauling, 652 2nd AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO FmHA has a secu rtly rn ter es t rn the proper ty We Need Llttlngs Water reasonablt rain , volume dis· Real Estate General Cash on day Subtect to pnor sewer Watteraon'e ---- R"ldenllll or commercial wiring, new Hrvlce or repair• Lleenud electrician Ridenour Electric:al, 304-675-1786. garage TERMS sale A&A Water D•llvery. 2,000 gal capacity 614·367·7lb8 Mowrey'• Upholstering servicIng lrl county lUll 25 yeara . The but In tumnure upholst.,ing Call 304-675-4154 fOf" trH ••· tlmtl" 61.f..t48..3888 Davit S.w·Vac Service, Oeorgn Creek Rd Parta, luppllu, pickup. and delivery 614· 446.0294. 85 General Hauling liT O.lllpolle, Ohio Real Estate General 1984 Winnebago Chlehatn Motor homa, 30 H, ci1JIH 454 Chev, 42K ml, full flar bed, splh bath, AJC ptue dash, awning, onen, sl11p1 9, drlver door, CB, TV ent, hitch. etor pod, ladder and roof raek, targ• 3 way r.fftrz., r.tlch llrn, etectronlc IGN fur· nace 1nd hot Wiler tank, full aiu dinette, wlndehl•ld cover, lot1 of atorager xlnt cond, $25,000. 304-675-1731. For Sale· 15ft, Run About, Flberglan Bot!, 35hp. Johnton MoiOf", new paint , exe. cond, EN D-7 Sunday Ti Complete Mobile Home 111 ups & repalrw, also plumbing I electrical, roofing, remodetlng , pallot & decks etc . REMODEl· lNG! Reflfencn. Eatlmalll 814-256-1611 . Services 1977 Southwlnd Motor Home. Cia.. A, 28 IHt, 38k Milts, 1111p1 7. 4KW ONAN G1nerator, fully Hit-contained, exc. cond, asklng $11,500 514-446-4525. 1978 Terry cemJ)tr 24 fl, Mil contained, air, awning, anlenna with pow•r booster, new llree, llllpl 8, 304-882-3108. 75 Boats & Motors for Sale NOW GOVERNMENT SEIZEO Vehlcln from $100. Fordt Wercedea Con~enaa Chevys. SufJ)Ius Your arwa (1) 805-687-6000 Ext S..10189 f1 .300. 61«46-9246 FlATWOODS RD - A~ r owmgma Appro> Jwes milia Rreat layrn g bulldrng ~ r t r or rnoh rlc homr ~11 1' fP C watPr avallabl t: Electri ClrnB aero's thr proper1y Almost reacl~ In go IUS! need s vou $8 000 cond, 1976 Ford 314 ton truck, good cond, wlutra motor & trane., RACINE - Jorn the Rent Rebel lron - l.ve '" I!H s ne't 12x 65 mobrle home wrlh !wo !Jed room ~ lor tess than rent payment s Has a bfa ultlut law n of aoorox ' actP 13 500 1985 Honda 700 Magna $1200 Call 614-446-1469. 1980 f . 100 Ford plck-up1 very good cond, 814-446-<1702 oetore 1985 Oldt Calais. E•cellent Condhlon, $4200. 614-446-0642 Real Estate General 1979 Oodgt 4 whHI drive Many new pert1 $"1700, OBO 614-446- 6751 . 59 Real Estate General 74 1980 3 quarter ton chevrolat, 4 whHI drive; 1988 S-10, lika new, 614-256-6001 I will pick f1 '15. 304-675-5950. For Sale or Trade 72 Trucks lor Sale 1985 Oodgl Charger, automatic & air, Am!FM Mereo cuutte, rear defro111r, $2500 . 614-4461985 Ford lTO Stallon Wagon, Clean, $1,850. 614-44~9552. Real Estate General Conn Alto sax, strap, reed case•. Good cond, $400 Violin fair c:ond, S100. 304-675-7452. Autos lor Sale 1985 Chevette 4dr, au1omatlc & air, Am/FM stereo CIIHIII, $1,650. 614-446-6751. want! 614·256-6460 C.nnlng lomato11 $4.00 bushsl. Behind Masonic l.Ddg• In RaciM O.nnl• Hill. 614-i-19-- Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . 1982 Buick Flegal, 1 owner, new eng & IraNI, ca1tev1nlngs. 614· 379-2932. Half runner btana $10. bu you pick, we pick t14. Sltvtt' OuMn com. Tomato... 304-675-6233. ~, GOVERNMENT FORECLOSURE SALE AUGUST 8, 1990 12 NOON Autos tor Sale talnen. Marshall Adama. 614- Schnauzers, mlnltture, salt and pepper, AKC. Alto poodl•s, tiny loya. Coolvlll•. 614-&67-3404. Real Estate General 71 sale, $9 a bushet Any alll you Reg., Baagle PuPI, 3 months 57 Autos tor Sale August 5. 1990 Home grown new potatoes tor Fruits & Vegetables olcf, $50 each. 614·25&-1619 any1 1ma, 614-446-4172 8-5 ask tor at•v•. 11 61 Farm Equipment August 5, 1990 ESTATE IS REALTY ~Alt~rt BAUM ADDITION - Vrnyl srded br level wrth 4 be drooms 2 baths, dmmgar ea. fam rly room. basemr.nt. garag eon 1acres m/1 Askrng only $62.500 #2 16 MAIN ST.. MIDDLEPORT - I'' 11ory wrth 4 bedroom ' hath k~chen l1vrng and drnm g rooms full basement 12~" heat All th's on two lots Askrng on l y~l2 . 000 . #2 44 AFFORDABLE - At$ '2 800 "thrs lw o story wrth 2 bed rooms bat h bas ement all remodeled gJragP nev.e r roof and wrrrn g . #228 8Ailfl RUN RD - 39 acr" mil and an older V'nyl "ded hom e wrth 2 berlrooms. bath. k1lchen i!nd lrvrng rooms. lull basement ga rag e mobile hom e s1te wtlh wal er ilrHI septrc Only 135.500 m2 NEW liSTING - Nrce frrst home close to school Large lot wrth 3 bedroom home. 26x32 detached garage, Rutland Askrng $29.900 m4 POMEROY AREA - 17 stor1 wrth mel a! s' drn~ ~bedrooms I '" bath lam rly room. basement On I acre Only $}9. 900 ' #249 Jim Cochran. Broker. .......... 446-7881 Patrick Cochran. Realtor ..... 446·8666 Sonny Garnes, Raltor ......... 446· 2707 Phyllis Miller. Realtor ........ 266-1136 Martha Smith, Realtor ,....... 379· 2661 Eve . Eva. Eve . Eve Eve. ~ 1990 Cc:nLury 21 Real EsLai.C Corporauon as LruSI.C~ tor lht' NAr ®a nd 1 " trAOemarts of CenLUry 21 Real Eslatc Corporauon Equa l Housm~ Opoonuni~Y EACII OFFICE tS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPilL\Tt.U OSBORNE STREET - Newer, one story wrth iinyl sr drn g 2 bedrooms, bath tam1ly room. krtchen and trvrn g room, full basement Wood deck and more ~ s krn g $22,000 #243 Charyl Lemley, Meigs Co Dick Finlaw, Meigs Co ..... .. .. 742 -3171 992·3921 Put your trust in Number One: �Page- D-8-Sunday Times-Senttnel Pomeroy- Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohto - Potnt Pleasant. W. Va. Ohio Valley Bank ... \lnltl nt.onorulSitm )90 laUM\ \1ut~ io:""''r 1 llr ro t•r,illo· \\.( :loi+'\1 .. anw r, U trt ho ltl•• Hlph·~ Ohio, SilO h nn.lltt 1/no," lltllt 'I' H!Unhlt""' :\'lr~ Harlil.nd \1utllll J 4!1 \lu1111 "''lllp<' t lllllh\111,... 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SATURDAY TIL 5 P.M. \tntnln I • Aff i\J I( f thl'n hrf'Pd 1n Ohto lm~In\.t' mt ' nl [\Itn Herd AssDf'tatton " t,mdtngs lloltel'o.., H nb ll 'l O F cu\Tio.., had ,1 1ollm g hl'r d d\f' r .1g!' of FU~O pound s )WI <'OV. w11h a hund n'd <'O"- ht'td To qu.JIIfv f01 th r ,m ,nd d dall\. ntu~l f{•t •d Pu!lncl clllfl br In thr lOp fl\!' j)( J(_l'nllfl m tl k pr odu1'11Dn tn lhPII "ldtl'o.., JH{J ,\ st.tnd1ngs Hoi1PJ .., HobiPln l '.r1 m~ II' ce 1vrd a plaque and pen '"I and a sp<'rlal rN !Iflcatr 1n rerogntt ton Of lhC'It <.!Ch!P\'Pn1C'nl T hr dWel l d \\as presrntPd b\ C'Ia tg MPranda du11ng a rrcrnt VIS it IO lhP fa rm "On!) a se ler i few dall'lrs quaiLfV f0 1 thtsav. d td."Mrrandd 'I I' " awatdrd na11onal l\ 10 onh th C' top milk p1 oclucrrs" llol l rl s has bE'f'n dati v111g -tX No details of the head on co lll ston arP a\oat!able Seeling Y.as employed hv .James Davidson Consu-uctot s of Dickinson, T<•xas. and workrd as a supe r visor for thf' com pant ll r had been In Texas slncr hiS Mat tv Seelig, F'orl I.,IU(If'< da le Fla a half -sis ter. Cindy Roush , Ru il and . h is grandmother Mr s Dol olhv Cl,n k Rock Springs. thr Roush. Seel ig , F'orl I.<Iudei dail'. F'ia . Sf'ellg. dnd Mtndv <Jnd A.J t on B1anham. son of Ruiland. Sla< kr F'lc~ Suf' c~nd Ann .lark tw o nephews .111d il ni£>C(l, Austin Ohio These meellngs ~<ilh lhP gubr 1nat anal candidatps w1ll with lhP SoulhPaslf'r n Ohto HP g lonal Counrll Highv.:a ~ C'omrntt tee on Thu ISday. Aug 1o According to the rommttlf'(' s 1-\Pnnf't l::iush c hairman. (; Cclebrrzw w1ll add! rss t hr SEORC mC'mbeJ sh ip at tJ dtniwr SEOfU' ra< li P< 1n the vrnr Rus h sl.r tPd Parllf'r that hr v.as r i.JI!'d th at both ca ndlddlrs a c rrptPd mvttatlons to mrrt w ith I he hlghwa1 romm lllcr and the grnr1al membershi p of I he SEOR(' 'OUI highwa y nerds ar e gtP.Jl .lrHl wrll dorumenlrd ThP us an opportunity lo rPgrsiPI at th e htghr:-s tl ev£'1 ou r runcPr ns meellng following lhe h1glm.n Cf'lr s tf• comm ittee ronferPncf' adopt ed much of lhr SEORC highway agenda and has pr o g1ammed severa l of I he p1 ojrcrs for adm in ts tratt o n co ns II uclton lhrough h as thr m1d n!n e11es Complellon of lhrsP projects ts \'Jial to thP reo nom Jc growth of southeastPrn I AT!t~l MIT)f('lo l1 T~M mt R~l filiA l fP IIHIIU • • "<l'l r SMITH GMC TRUCK CENTER SMITH-NELSON MOTORS 135 PINE ST.•GALLIPOLIS SOO E.MAIN ST.•POMEROY (614) 446-2532 (614) 992-2174 I By BRI!\N J. REED Sentinel News Stall Two cr iminal defendants were se ntenced and another pled gu ilt y to drug charges In the court ol Meigs Coun ty Common Pleas Judge Fred W Crow, Ill this morning According to Prosecuting AI torney Steven L. Story's offic e, Becky Davidson of Pomeroy pled guil1y 10 trafficking In drugs, a felony of the fourth degree The charges stem from David son's sale of a half pound of marijuana to an undercover officer on Ocl 25, 1909 The undercover operation was a coopera tive effort of the Meigs County Prosecutor's Ofllce, the Meigs County Sheriff's Depart ment and the Tiffin Pollee Department. Judge Crow ordered a pn•S<cn tenre lnvestigalion and St'l sr nlenring on the matler lor Aug 20 Davidson was represenlrd In ro ur l ihls morning by Altorncy D Michael Mullen, who was acti ng In the pla ce of Meigs Co unt y Public Defender Charles H. Knight. Edd ie Patrick. who was found guilty by a jury on charges ol domestic violence two weeks ago, was sentenced to six to ten years on the two felo ny counts this morning According lo Don Snyder, the lnvesllgalor lor the Meigs Coun l y Proseru tor's Office, Crow's sentencing of Patrick was In line wllh Story's recommendation. h 1ghes1 slate of alell. I he dlplo mats ll'llOl ll'd Saudi At abtan nt•w s serVJCE'S an no uncrd d full mobiltzation of thP nation's .umC'd forcrs. which ~o.IJ()(J has aboul troops and top 1 JngP fight er o.; suppl!Pd bv the Un llecl Sta le s Th e srr -..irf's stttd S,1urit offt Cials h.Jcl author 17Pd S,JUdl vouths of mtlttar v s(' r vtce age to c arryatms a ndt hata llrPsPrvPs had been railed up Weste1 n diplom.Jt s s.JJrl S<Jud1 sr iPC lrd unit s on a ]('r I should a US co ntrngf'ncv plan beenactPd tf I raq entered Saudi tNntorv live from Washington and placed positions WIIh Iraq and Kuwatl apparently becau se 11 did nol wan I l o provoke Saddam and hrs I m illion sl rong army However, few poiltirai ob se rvers belteved Saddam would mvade Saud1 Arabia because of likely US m1111ary rela i tallon. and mosl analvsts belteved Baghdad' s slra legy was to con so i 1da1e all er l esti ng lnlerna ttonal reaction Wlinesses 1n Kuwalr quoled 111 Egyptian newspapNS reporled h eavv ovPrntght movement so uth of Iraq i tanks and earth movrr s down a seafron t hi ghway that lrad11 toward lhP neutral zom• Oil indu s trv SOUit'<'S SJ id l r<Jqi troops WP I E' dt gg mg lrenehf's around 01lfit'lds in sou thprn Kuwait West e1n sou1rPs satd aer lal IPfonn a issanrr showpd m.Htv Iraqi unit s 111 lhf' arPa WI'II' staltr . appaiPntly li..tktng dl'fPn s1vr pos1t1on s Sa udi Arabia Washington 's ha s long resJstrd 1rques1s US lroops br stat ioned on lhP kmg dom '.s soli. and ! hr US sources sa1d Chenev would put a rase to K1ng F'ahd s1a11ng there was now a c l ra 1 Jl( 'f'd f01 a L S m1lttary prese nce spec 1ft r~ of Ohio 's commu n rt 1rs tnnr tn O h io. sai d C .J PrPnt1 ss, " memb€1 of the sla lr Doard of res i s with Its sc hools- and 1hr fu turr of r clucallon ISm the hands Fclucatio n · 'As go\.·rrnor vou bPCOmf' th£' moral \ OIC'f' fOI thl S of the nrxt govct nor state Pducators and buslnPss leaders klndoflhlng ' While !Joth Vomov1ch and Ce lr h1ezzr say they a1 f' comm!ttrd to cd u ca tto~. o n!v VotnO\ ich h as made public delalls of whal pol1rles he' d like lo pursue a t totnP\- ~Pnrral pl a ns 10 drtatl hts p10gram nrxt month around th e sta r t of the new schoo l vcar - and JU St two monlh s befon• r i('Ct JOn dav DPspltr hiS sJIPnCP CrlebreZ7.1' The pnr and follow lhrough on the reform s rC'rrn!lv pas•>Pd by thP leglslaturp T his yeaI Oh1o laxpayc1 s will IIIVPS I mOll' 1h,Jn $7 J billon 111 PdUCHIIon of lll '.1 rh '2 mllliOil l'lcmcn!Jr v .Hill sPro ndaf\ sp hoo lchllur en l hr larges l chun k Oh1o sp1•nd s on any acfl\' 11y, The Cil•vei.Ind Pla1n Dralr1 reported Sund ay T he maJor lssuPs fartng thr next gover nm lncludf' mcrrasJn g Parly ch lldhocxl Pdu cation. tm piOVtng l flP 4U<Ifil y of teaChlllg , cH!drPs sm g lhr ronc('pt of open Pnro llm enl and commg up with rrea tlvP ways of financing "The govrr nm has to Sf'l the Kennrr Bus h We nPed tn lnsurr the co mp!Ptton of lhf' program the admm 1sten:d bv Iraq and Saud t Arabia Thl' St~uch dtt for c(l was a! ll s Xtr actto n zone admmtstC'rrd bv pledged lo b11ng 1ls schools up lo and highway needs ' F:.u lil'r. Robert L lllohl Fva 1s. prcsldPnl of !liP SEOHC. co mpllmenlrd Bush and hiS comm ittPr for many VI'.! I s of hard work rl'sulttng in bPIIPr highwHvs for sn u!hPa siPI n Oh to Evans sa id " I agree wllh hv The ronlesred area 1s shared bv Sa udi Arabia and Kuwal! and SIIsonlhePerslanGu lf Asecond zo ne m the desert to th(l west ts Arab1a. Egypt and PPrsian (,ulf and h!s oppone nt Democrat An thony Ce lcbJrzze say ed ucat1on Is a majo1 issue Both men have g 1vr sc heduiPd the maneuver s states Sat urda y hPedPd a dHPc sav Bolh Rt' publlcan gubernaloi 1.1 1 randldalr George Vommlch s1•rvu·ps arr tx>mg romp leiPd by I h<• F.w1ng Funer ,<1 Home Fun('J,Il Hrpublwan randtdafr. Mavor GPorgr Vomov1ch mrt with last night, " a Middle Eastern diploma! sa1d One reporl sa1d between 200 and 300 lanks were mvo ived In overnight and were deplovcd on lhe edge of a neutral 011 futur e SEORC highway com_m ittee will meet with Celebrezze Anlhony J Ce!Pb<CZZl' .11 . ilw Democrat rand1datr fo1 <:ovrr noroftheSiateofOhio v.:\11 nwft no1 crossed lhe !>order In to the neutral zonP. bu I their reconnais sa nee units went In and came ou t armore-d co lu mns moved not rh CLEVELAND tUP i l - Pataskla O!hl'l ~u J vl\ois mcludr hi s wtfr· Barbc~rJ. Dtcktnson 'I rxa~ J. ~ l stP r Beckv Branham. "The armored columns ha vP Saudt Arabta had piPvtouslv PschewPd an y military rPactlon or movPS to rPmforrP 1ts bordPI Future of education a maJor concern of next governor g radudlt on frorn Mus km gum C()l lrgP v.. hPn' ht' n·cPt\.l'd " dPgr(lr m prtrolPum engmPPI tng He was,, g t aduatr of Metgs H1gh Schoo l BmnonMalrh2.1 l %1.hewas a h1 othPr. T he Saudi movements appa1 ently were aimed al showing Riyadh s resolve l o reSISt l raq1 PreSiden t Saddam Hussem • H'm s tn Mrtgs Cou nt v Pata skala slon force that overran Kuwall Th ursday and se1zed lhe llnv sheikhdom Reports from Kuwait bciiPd Baghdad s claims lis 1roops had star ted to withdraw and sa id mU!tary movement began on 1hr Sa udi side of the border Western and Middle Easl diplo mals based in R1yad h sa1d Saudi Kuwall and also possessed by Saud! Arabia For mer resident dies on highway Hoberl R S<·Piig, 2~ . of fl1ck1n son . TPxas. formprl\ of l'o m(' r ov. was ktllcd Jn stan tl\. 1n a two r a1 are ident tn Di ckm son C'ariY Satu 1day mornrng side lraq 1-ocr up1 ed KuY.all Iraq I forces 1eporledlv were pOised lnstd e Kuwa 11 on I he olhel s1de of the neulrai zo ne Defense Secrelary Dick Chr ney arrived Monday In Sa udi Arabia. where sources sa id hr would seek permISSion 1o pIa cr US lroops 111 I he st rategic Persian Gulf nalion lo repellraq1 forces should thev l aunch an all ac k from Kuwall President Bush sent Cheney 10 the Middle East aflerexpress1ng skepliri sm over Iraq's clai m Sund ay !hal 11 had b<'gun wllh drawing the 100,000 strong lnva (1 s<~ td Begi nnm g m Mel\, thr f ormer Clf'v£'1and mavor Jso.; ur d a senPs of four pos tt ton pa pPr s covN mg to pics from .J cco unl abi l tlv dnd Hrad Start to schoolltnancc dnd drug rducallon Votnovwh's p latfOI m would gi\.C p.I!Pnts staff' tax drductton s for f' dlw.J t ion rxpenses. 1nclud ing pltvalf' school tUition Jl(l would al so tmpose a "no pass. no plav ·pol iCY linking academ ic pt•Ifurm.mrr 10 ex tra curri cu lar .lC'I IV II\' Volno v!ch sa id hf> \\-Ould res toJP rduration to 10 petcrnt of ~ 1a1r sprncllng and fund nrw tnttial tvr s by ltJmmtng: pro g rams r !Sf'ow hrlr tn thP budget Cf' lebr C'ZZC' ha s satd education " one of t h<' sla tes lop ihree tss urs. but has ye t to offer Cam pa 1 ~n s pokPsv.o man Melmda Swan said lh~ h c~d brcn endorsed by I he 100,000 memb<'r Ohio F.dura11on Associ alton . rhc "iatf''slargestteachers U\11011 OEA \'1 re Prr Si denl M1rh ar l Bi llirakiS drrlinrd 10 diScuss whal Ce lebrrz;p told I he union hr would do about ed ucallon Votnovich supporiPrs say CP ir brPzzr's s ta lling shows hr has ltttk commitmenl 10 rducatton But Swan sa ys Celrbrezzr 1s scPk lng Idea s from many sour res She has rn tl rlzed Volnovlrh for his hand s off approach 1o CIL•veland' s lroubled schoo ls du 1 ing thr 10 VPMS hP was mayo r But \'01no\ trh m.unlatns h( had no legdl .J Ut.hoti!V ovPr th r schools Th r schools wt'l (' f ound guilty of srgreg.11 1on 1n th(' ldtr 1970's and plac1·d und f' r .1 fr'(:I(' Jal t'Our l ordPr thHI s till s l,mds Contlnurd on pagr 10 l'e lrslr admtm sl r a lion ' Rain ending as workweek starts Thr SEORC RPgrona l H1ghw.n Conlln urd on page Ill By Unlwd Pro•ss International Drug defendants sentenced iEL/OLO t:trm" A ~II ~rlnlllt l li_.oiHnn\ollo o A lo<dl cl.nn The mrrllng w1i i IJf' held al the F'alrgreens Cuu nlry Cl ub m.fack son Coun l y Th e H1ghway Com mitt ee ml'f'ling will begin dl ' 1 p m followed by .1 hospitaltt\ hour and thP dlnne1 mePtlng Z,•nh I "t(l l•lllllt'"lh ' ' "'' I f• \1•• "'"'' f:nrh Hlrot~ fim I ' 10• ~~. til rt'l 'I•~~ r {.,alfltl Rtu, aJN' • r• I nmh ' \11,,.,, 1' ' ', .., ,unud (, ,,rt>..r ( • nwr .t ilt> \ t llol t ' " • Sl!llo linn/It• ( '" hr.tll Jinttfll fl 1\I IIL<• r • ~oli o" J\rollhot•llur:t orm \X1 '11 •1 • · • •·•~ II ul o lrH th1• Me rid II Inn\ ~It, • I '" """'" ·q I 11 111 • lo11hr.u1 1\n nn!tl Krtll•r - 1111 111 • liul•h•• !o~hul' ~~~ ·, "ln!t r"lllll ,. ,,tl\flml • "l.tr R .tn~ Sll~ \( 11\IIIIKO n.... ..... c •• tholll lltolnlf'f• flnl l-' 1 ~ 11 ,~lltlll • ~1111 R loftrl\ lt,..,rlh•• ll .tldt•r, ftl•hfooo,.,llrlll• ~~~~ \lltlllll.t l!.oi0\111" l oilfllt llutoan••• r • \11~. llotn (l,ll; t 5~i lht~rl•·' (h llrJtllof • (o\1111 1\uot ,Ult >l ' IUunl 1-111~ I. l ..ouwl S911 (.,tn llntn fl1nnotn rr11o t t \ Bolfo ... , ,,,, I''"'' illll I ll to.r lt-.. I h~tnlhrr , t, • lli utiU<I;III<of't l•m""'"lwotol SHi lotinl• Holstein Farms receives outstanding milk production award J)('J(rnt tn mtlk ploclur tlO n fnt YEAR END CLEARANCE NOW IN PROGRESS! ~prdali~t. Holter~s dnlrv flnlshPd 1n lhr lop fl\< ' GMC:TRUCK Amf'rl{'a award PlcturPd are (from left) Marvin Galsgo, Purina agent: Roy llolter: 1\.llan Holler, Ed Holter: and fraig Meranda. Purina dair) D!\IRY RECOGNIZED - Holter 's llol,trlll wa..' n•rt•ntly rt•fogmzed for outstanding milk production when tht•y n•rt•Jvrd Uw rurina Mill~ OistingUI~IIl'd ll.ur,vman of farms in Pomeroy w.1 s n'rl•ntl\ a\htrded thr Punna M tlls Compi..tnV s 'D ts llnJ:!UIShf'd OJ II ym.tn of Amf'J ICJ award Holtrr s H o \slrln Fdrm s o f Pomrr ov 1 PCPtvrd I hP aw.1 rd f o1 outstanding mtlk p1odurt ton Thf> farm wa " nommatrd !01 thr <~ward bv ( r a1g Mrrdnd ,l. Purtn.a dairY spPC'Idllst. \1 lwn thr 25TH & JEFFERSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT ' "' ' ""'"" ' " r .. rtoo 1111 .. 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According to Snyder, Markin sold one pound of marijuana l oan undercover agenl al Markin's residence on Slate Route 681 Patrick and Markin have l>oih been remanded to the Meigs County Sheriff's Department . showers Wl're experted to linger over the e.Is tPJ n co u n ti es lhrough the day A co ld lr onl moved through Oh io Sunday evenmg and cooie1 air behind It caused showers over parts of northern Ohio during th e night. They were diminishing al dawn, but widely scaltered show ers were to occur across the state Monday, since conditions were still quite moist . Early Monday morning, heavy ra ins were laiUng in parts ol Ottawa, Sandusky, Erie and Huron counties. At 4. 50 a.m. , the Huron County Sheriffs Depar t men I said the rains were causing widespread pondlng of water , especially in the Bellevue area There were, however, to be glimpses of sunshine as well Sunday o nly .l mtnutes of sun shinr wa s n•corded at Cl eve land Hopkin ' lnlri nail una! Alrpon At dawn. temperatures were In the 60s Highs In the low lo mid 70s were the besl to bt' ex]l€clrd Monday. bul highs ne a1 lhe Ril degree mark are forecas l toward the end olthe week Skies will be partly c loudy through Tuesday Highs Tuesda y will b<' In the 70s with lows Monday nigh I in the 50s WednPs day, Thursday and F'rlday will bt' fair, with highs In the 70s afld lows In the 50s. The cool tempera! ures and partial sunshine were expecled to significantly limit drying rates Monday and Tuesday . Only 0.15 to 0 20 Inches of evaporation Is expected both days Dew should be llghl Tuesday morning and heavy Wednesday and Thursday. Poor drying and winds of more than 12 mph through Tuesday will hamper application of pesti cldes and furrgtcJd rs Foi!O\\IT1g posslblr SI'.JI!rrcd showers Man de~y, ha y producers ca n expf'ct rain fn•e conditions through Fri day Allhnugll drying of rul ha v will rema in limi ted Tuesday due to pa1ilal cloudiness abundan l sunshine Wednesday through Friday w1ll aid hay curi ng Armyworm and corn borer acllvlt; will be slowed this week due lo roof temperatures Res1d u.11 dampness within the ca nopy and rooi condllfons co uld In crease blight infecllon on corn. which can be damaging to yields II evident above the ea r leaf during tasseling On the early morning weather map, a cold front was over western Pennsylvania to Ala bama High pressure was ern tered over the Plains The cold front will move to the Allantic Coast by Tuesday morning while the high pressu re gradually builds across Ohio. Get Quick Results! Place A $5 Per Day ·sulletin Board· Advertisement In The Daily Sentinel Classified Section. I I ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August 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 August 5, 1990 ferguson marshall nease schwab taylor