https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f53b026da5a56e59e6af43eb97816c22.pdf 6a7a46dd32b6465267bb0a2121b7139a PDF Text Text The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middlepor_t. c~ '1:Jo ~ Fa..w;;, ""-""' I c.o;e, i~-!) IJJ; rAif,if:{7 lDbiV~ ~blff lJf' WI~ AW WNf.N ~ Till' • OA'{I SA.~ ON ~ear ~JJlJ~~~~~~ ·::::;:..~ ~ c~::o. I ~Newhart C 0 I!DJ IIlii!! CBS News all Moneyllne Q] Scarecrow & Mrs . King 0 . 1 0 ! 7:05 (l) Jeltersons 7:30 aJ II Family Feud (!) Bewilched (jJ Entertainment Tonight OOOH,NO ! IT FELL RIGHT l.. \ 0 ' '' -t,' 7:35 (l) Sanford And Son 8:00 aJ II llll Quantum Loop Sam leaps 1nto lhe life of an understudy 1n a mus1cal product1on (A I 0 Jesse ' bog lognt. (AI Stereo. 0 (I) Washington Week In Review Stereo. 0 (!) Great Performance& Jul1e re'o'IBWS her life from her early days 1n London . {1 :30) g l!lllll Prime Time Pels 3 Lonanne Crook has up-close ·Bnd- per son al tnterv•ews wt11"1 Ste11e Wanner . the Bellamy Brothers. and Glen Campbell 13 PrimeNews Clll MOVIE: The Corsican Brothers (2:00) 8:05 (l) MOVIE: Forced Vengeance IRI (2 001 8:30 (!) Major League Baseball (I) Cll flJ Family Manors Laura s ummg tn taktng up ba by-s ttttng proves tll-a dlltsed _(AI Stereo. C (I) Wall Slreot Weak w'fth Louis Rukeyser John D. Connolly mamtatns that the Dow should go to 3500 . 0 I!DJ IIlii!! Candid Camera: Eatl Eat! Eatl Allen Fun! DENTURE<? AREN'T WORKING OUT I TCOWELL . :' J ' ,.! / hosts thts spectal whtch takes a 1"11tanous look at Amertca ·s eating hatuts as captured by hts legendary concealed cameras. 9:00 Ill U II} Shannon'o Deal Shannon sees btg bucks as he defends a security guard IRIO (I) ill Ill Perfect Strangers Larry and Balki get stranded h1gh ate . £.._a chandelier . (A) Stereo Q (]) Tho Story Of English Trace the spread of EngliSh through Bnttsh Cotontalism Stereo I!DJ l!lllll Newhan Dick gets tHmselt tn111ted to a card ~me wtth Tim Conway _(A) BARNEY MY MAN SNUFFY GAVE ME A REAL PURTY BIRTHDAY PRESENT 11 HE DIDN'T GO OFF AN' PLAY CARD S WITH TH' FELLERS LAST NIGHT II PROB'LY FLAT BROKE!! HE ST ILL COULD A-GONE AN' BEEN A WATCHER!! 9 Hitchcock Present• ® Naohvllla Now (L) all Larry King Llvol 9:30 (l) C1J flJ New Adltude Vick1 ts ecstatic that her old boy1nend has moved back mto town . O (f) Evening At Pope I!DJ IIlii!! Stael Magnolias Five friends in Louisiana meet each Saturdav a1 the local beauty shop. 11J Ray Bradbury Thealre 10:00 aJ II II} Mldnlghl Collar Jack 's radio broaclcast recounts the San Francisco eanhquake. 1R) C Cll Cl 20/20 l'leekly News Magazine Stereo. IIl Nowowolch ®I IIlii!! Room For (I) Astro-Graph Matc hmaker Instantly re . veal s wh iCh stgns are roman t• ca tt y per fec t for you Ma11 $2to Matchmak er cto BERNICE BEDE OSOL Augusl 18, 1tKIO Frtends will be on hand to back you up or to be of assistance to you in the year ahead when you need them. Knowing ·support is available will enable you to act In a more confident manner. !actors. bul the oul come should please you AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) An lndo thts newspaper . P_O Box 91428 . Cleve. Yidual whose inHuence e~~:ceed s your s 1S land, OH 441 01-3428 begmning to vtew you as an equal at th ts VIRGO (Auy. 23-Sopl. 22) Today could ltme There ts a str ong possibility some mark the begtnntng of a rather •nteres t- lype of alliance or partnership arrangetng harvest l tme for you People who ment wtll result you have gone out of your way to help PISCES (Fob. 20-Merch 20) A raise or will be working on ways to repay your promotion lor which you've been 1"1op· kmdness . tng could become a possibility In this LIBRA (Sopl. 23-0ct. 23) The possiboh· new cycle you have just entered . Conues of an endeavor lor which you ha\le tinue to perform in ways that will imhigh hopes appear 1o be equally as press your superiors. good as you envision them . Don 't let ARIES (Morch 21-Aprll19) People will small setbacks cause you to think be drawn to you today. because you'll emanate an e~~:citing charisma and otherwise . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Are you ab- you'll be run to be around . A rise In popsolutely certain you're aware of the lull ,ularity is In the offing. ram tlications of something on which TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) That Inyou·ve been working? Continue to nately lucky feeling you have deep down study 11 carefully. because ils scope i s a rather accurate barometer, even il could be much grander than you surface indications don't appear to be suspecl. supportive. hy oulstde SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) II GEMINI (May 21-Juno 211) II you have there is something you've been wanting some special ideas or plans you would now like to expand upon, go to it. This is to publish or promote in order to Influence public opinion on a large scale, this is the time to light the fuse to your rocke t the day ror you to think and operate on a grand scale . LEO fJulr 23-Aug. 22) You are present;cANCER (Juno 21-Jutr 221 Don't be ly in a cycle - • you could be luckier than usual In enterprises you either CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 19) There dismayed II your financial trends have orlglnala or pereonally direct. Put your are some transformations developing been a bit erratic lately. Some stabiliz- talents to good uses. Know where to look tor romance and you'll lind 11 The now that cou ld have an effect upon your finances and status _Thev're controlled ing Influences could start to enter the picture as of today. 0 Aomence A couple argues when he decides 1hey need a pre-nupllal agreement. percent. ·''"'" chuckle quoted by hlhng '" the m1uing word~ . PRINI NUM8Uf0 tETIIRI IN THESE SQUARES 0 0 Tho HHchhlkor A college student prepares t<> marry Into a wealthy French family Stereo. a benl"'f News In 700 Club With Pal Robertson 10:05 (JJ MOVIE: Breaker! Brwako~ !POi (1:45) 10:30 IIl O.aa1 Partonnoncoo A young Hollywood director Is seduced by a lading movie B ·I' Though- Welsh - Dowdy - Bigamy - SWIM OUT My uncle was always urging us to have b1.9 dreams and ambitions. He sa1d that 1f our sh1p doesn I come 1n that we should SWIM OUT tom ;..:::e.::_et:_it:_l_ _ _ _ _ _ _----, BRIDGE NORTH • Q9 2 "KG 52 t KQ73 Tod.ay 's dea l ra ises two qurstwns As for the b1dd1n~. Sou th lef t plent y tn rcserv1• wllf'n he rebid onl_v two rlubs With h1s basket of aces. When North jumpt•d to three diamonds. South took of(, askmg for aces . The key to reachmg the aggressive grand WEST • .I 10 "J t42 H43 tB b .Q1096 • RI 2 Celeste's intenrention sought on moratorium "A 9 t A J 10 9 :; Vulnerable Both Dea ler· South Wrst Pass P<1ss Pass I' ass + Nonh I• 3• s 7• + East P ass Pass Pass All pass Declarer knew that West wou ld not lrad away from the spade kmgagamst Oprnmg lead • J a grand slam. so he played low from dummy on th e open mg lead Mark 1ng another heart. A club to dummy·s km East with tht• spade king , he sa w some was followed by dummy 's lasl trump, ltght If East also held the club queen on which South shed hiS small spade and four or more dubs He played A·J Poor East had tu keep the king of of dJ<:lmonds . f:ashed the are and kmg spades, so hr discarded a dub. Declarof hean s. ruffed a hearl, rrossed to er played a club back to h1s Jack and dummy 's dtamond quf'f.'n anrl rufh·d l'ashed the ace. The lowly seven of clubs now took the 13th trick. CROSSWORD BOARD APPROVES CONTRACT - Meeting on Thursday at the Meigs County Courthouse In Pomeroy, the AGHJMV Solid Waste District voted lo approve a contract with three pot..nttal by THOMAS JOSEPH 43 Sala mande1 44 Cily of Mana sse h ACROSS 1 Gatbed 5 Ancient lown Hl IIV91 landllll operators In the district. A Jackson County group opposes any tHis on the moratorium on landftll development until the district's plan Is .approved by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. U.S. condems Iraqi threats G~ ltle~ 9 1J I ;ll'k '" Wal l I 0 l ali s man 13 Algorion ci ty I 4 I igltiet fuel 15 Oilly 16 Bombast I 7 Jntotd1c1 18Fxplain 20 f love (I al ) 21 M1lcioolh 22 --- [)iou I 23 Undm · s land 25 S wiss DOWN 1 Cui of meal 2 Offensive Yesterday's Answer 3 Aston ished 12 Mortise 27 Easier 4 Jose lilting sight or 16Job(s l.) 28 Small Juan 19 Cha1ge opemng 5 £leach 23 USN 29 -- J. house co nsiTUC Cobb 6 E nte1 Iion 32long for lainArt man 33 El~e1t 7 Show 24 Cash 37 Esau's 1nvest oullay grandson men! 25 39 Hebrew 8 Mobi le standsl ill le1te1 horne? 26 Poltory 40 Fluffy f1 Becham1 fragment scarf --- appeal Hide Chance Madaga s ca r mammal 34 Vigoda 35 Caddoan Indian 36 1 aro root 38 Budgel item 40 Oz creat01 41 Infamou s Marquis 42 Richard Hartis film KENNEBUNKPORT, Malnr (UPI) - Describing Pres id ent Bush as "deeply concerned , .. th e While House Saturday co ndemned Iraq's lhre at to relocatr and lo withhold adequate food as pawns to promo te what Iraq Sf'PS as its self- i n teres t Is con - from Americ ons and othf'r for - tr ary 10 int{'r na 1iona l law ." prC's~ rign nationals trapped in that count ry until the threat of war Is 0V(' r . ·'The use of innocC'nt civilian s -- nigh l after helpin g load transport CHARLESTON. WVa. (UPI) There's "a good poss ibility " the planes at another U.S. Atr Force West Virginia National Guard could lxt.o;;c. The West Virgmia Guard has be called up in the ne<l few days lO 2,500 members of an atr unit based jom reservi sts already on duty 1n the Middl e East, a stale offi c1al 1n Marti nsburg and Charleston and an Army unu of 3,500 members in says. MaJ . Gen. Joseph Skalf of the un11s around the state. The air unil West Virginia Na1ional Guard sa1d ha.s trained in Egypt and has flown he is anticipating a telephone call mi ss ions to Europe and Centra] from the Pentagon thai would ac- Amer ica, Skaff said. tivate some or all of 1he 6,000 members of the West Vtrgima units. The Pentagon could cal l on "I think it's obvious as the way se lected units with spec ial ized things keep going. you're going 10 medical, transport or evac uation need to sustam a force," Skaff loid Jbilit1cs r:Jthcr th;:m activating the a news briefing Friday. "That's CniJrc force, the general said. where we come in . Army Reserves, numbering "There's a possibility 11 could be 4,000 people in the sunc, might be done in the next few day s." :Kiivated for duty at bases in the The general said 156 guanl Un ited Slates. Europe or in the volunteers from Martinsburg and Arab states, Skaff srud. MC<Jnwhile, an unspec1fied num Charleston have been sent so mewhere in the Persmn Gulf for duly ber of Air Force Reserve volunteers in the situation triggered by Iraq's attached to th e 9 I I th Tactical in vas ion of Kuwait. He would not Reserve Un ll in PitLsburgh have volunteered for active support duty say where they are serving. in the Middle East crisis and will Skaff said 40 guard membe1s be heading to Southwest Asia. rewmcd to Martmsburg Thursday The reserviSts responded lO a 1cqucst by 1he Pentagon and will prov1de tacueal airlift suppon in the region, spokesman Mike Martmo said Friday. There arc 1, I00 reservists based at GrC<JICr Pinsburgh lntcmational Au-pon. The 911 th takes its members from Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia . Th e Air Force sa1d the 911th has not bee n mobilized at thi s t1me and is relymg on voluniCCrs from within its ranks to fill its current role. Martmo would not say how many rcscmsts would be making lhc trip to the Middle East nor would he give theu e>acl destination for security reasons. Departure was expected during the ne<~ several days, he said. "We' 1c players, we're not backups, " Manino said. The reserves are expected 10 help move troops and supplies with C130H Hcn:ulcs cargo transports, also known as "taetical airlifters." Thursday, and II .1 W B I Y G A WQ ' R NP F Y l I. B R .1 W II T Y r; I'() I' NPQ I' . y FWW/\ . . . .' .. .., .. ... . .. . . . .. . ' ' ' TYSZYSH \' e•terde11'• Cr)lploquote: A DUTY DODGED IS IlK I A I>I:Hl UNPAID; IT IS ONLY DEFERRED; WE Mt 1ST COMIHACK ANI> SEITLE HIE ACCOUNT AT JOSEPII F. NEWTON '• T P S W ,J A II S Y Y .1 I' Q A participate in suc h a district . economy and the environment. demand. although it could drive up corn prices and make production economically una ttractive. Finally. Spralley suggested a shift lo solar-hydrog en technol ogy. wilh coal as one of the bases for pr<lOUCIIOn. as well as energy . ''Those people aren't necessar ily lalking to each olher," he I old a seleCt Ohto House committee examiner witnesses In pointing oul that since the attention He reco mmendE'd fuel conser va tio n, fuel economy standards lor motor vehicles and increased investmPnt in m ass tran sit. "Ohiu coa l u se may be in - creased through co-processing of coa I and heavy residual oil lo produce utility and lransporta- STATE LOAN - A low-Interest loan lrom Cenlral Trust Bank of Middleport secured through the Ohio Department of l)<ovelopment Mini-Loan Program has been providf'd for expansion of the Meigs County Ch lropradlc Cllni<' In Middleport. Friday James Reed of the Marlr·t 1Jt Office of Central Trust, pictured left , and Emma Jane Paugh, Middleport bank manager, pres- thP na t ion's automotive fue l COMMI'M'EE MEETS- The Capital lor a Day Commltt..e, chaired by Dale Jman, met Friday to discuss the upcoming events lor Governor Celeste and his cabinet scheduled lor Sept. 13 and 14. ,, ' ' Shown here are some of the members of lhe committee during their meeting. (Times-Sentinel pholo by Kathryn Kelly) ented a check to Dr. Nick W. Rohlnson and Dr. Nam~y P. Kime, owners of tiH• flinic . Drs. Kime and Robinson, pictured with thrir daughter, .Jrsse, es tabll•hed the business in Middleport two years ago. They plan an expansion to double their existing square footage and add ~f'vt•ral f'm- ployees. New lreatmenl and x- ruy facilities will also hr added. Deliberations begin in trial testimon y in one of the sta te '~ most celebrat ed murder cases . . NPQII a fO<·used on energy by the 1973 · tion fuels. " he sa id. Arab oil embargo, Ohio's empha The co nsumer watchdog sugsis on an e ner gy policy has ges ted that lhr stale might dwindled lo disinterest. Initiate a reven ue-neutral sys · Once a Cabinet-lev el agency. tern of "gas ·g u zz l er taxes and the Ohio Department of Energy gas-slpper rebates" as a finan eu rren tly exls ts only as 1he cia l in centive for fuel efficiency. Office of Coal Technology in Ihe He sa id studies show 1hat every [){>partmenl of Developmenl. mile ridden on mass transit could Spratley said a state energy produce up to a 10-mlle redu ction policy should be achieVl'd while i n automobile use. mainlalnlng Ohio jobs and a Spra tle y s aid f'or n·based cl ea n environmen t. ethanol could meet 10 percent of The defense rested Friday after eliciting often riveting R T Y I approved By LEE LEONARD UPJ Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS. Ohio iUP ii Ohio's ullllly co nsumer watchdog has warned slate legislators Ihal In view of developments 10 the Middle East, the lime has come to take the Issue of ene rgy out of ~1hballs and redesign a slate str tegy . And onsumers ' Counsel William swat ley sa id last week Ihat any erif.rgy policy should be devised by sta te experts on the should recrlvC' no mC'rcy. CR\'PTOQUOTE I i\S I. on proposed co ntract submitted lu two landfill operators and a potential operator by the district's policy committee earlier this month. Approving the contract and returning il. signed. to the board of directors of the Alhens -Hock lng HUNTI:--IGTON, W.Va . iUPII - Closing arguments ended al 5 15 p.m . Saturday in Ihe murder t rial o f Huntington accou ntant Lyle McGinnis . who told lhl' jury Frida y lhe killer of his wife Ont· lcllt•r stands lor annlher. In lhis sample A is tt~etl f11r the lhn·e I.'s, X lor the two O's. clc. Single lf.'llf.'rs , a1>osh ophes , lhe length and fonnation ol the word~ Rrr all lunl~ . F.arh ,Jay the code lell.t!rs are dille rent. X WZ board of directors mel al lhe Meigs Coun ty Courthou se would be new to the landf i ll operation business. while Athens -Hocking and Mid-American are veteran operators. The co unti es Involved In the dis trict are Athens. Gai Ua. Hocking, Jackson. Meigs and Vinlon. The district was formed as a resull of 198R"s Hou se Bill 592. which required eac h Ohio cou nty to secretary Marlin Fitzwater said In a sta tement. "We urge thai Iraq lmmedlalely reconsider lis refusal to allow any foreign national deslr lng to leave. to do so wllhoul I s.,e U.S .. page A61 LJAJI .YfR YI'TUQUOTES - Jiere's how to work II : 8-17 IWH [n the meantime, the solid waste district' s Reclamation Company, Mid-American Waste Systems. and Sands Hill Coal Company. Sands Hill, If granted a waiver and allowed to operate . W.Va. Guard units may be activated 26 27 30 3t N I' CJ the Environmental Protection Agency to main · lain the moratorium on landfill development until the AGHJMV Solid Waste plan Is approved by the state . Consumer advocate pushing for redesigned energy policy • AJ 73 star. C CfJ A Orand Night The Pertonnl"'f Arlo Baitde PBS Celebraled artl81a galher at lhe Chicago Theater to pay tribute to the unique contribulion public talavlslon makes to the performing arto. (1 :28) 11D II N.,. TwlllfiM Zone 11J Worewoll Eric encounters meglcal witch who says she can 1111 wereWOlf curse. Slereo. Q!l Crook 6 CluiM 12J MoJor League hoobtiH by its pres id ent. Agnes I. Martin. The ieller states thai pollcy making In the solid waste dist rict "has been neither orderly nor wise". While asking the governor to Intervene in mainlalnlng the moratorium on landfill development now In place, Martin alleges lhat the district, through a "secrel deal," is opening Its doors to a "massive Influx of oul -of-dlslrlct(and probably out-of-state) !rash, which totally neglects the effects of the proposed landfills upon pec1ple and the environment." ~~~-~~~~t~h~e~~~~to~r~eq~u~lr~e By BRIAN .1. REED Times-Sentinel Stall POMEROY- A teller sen I by a grou p opposi ng the action of the AGHJMV Solid Waste Distr ict was mailed last week as the district's board of directors approved a proposed con lracl agree men! with three landfill operators at its rnePting In Pomeroy on Thursday. The letter. a copy of which was mailed to the news media In the district, was sen t on behalf of the Jackson County Environmental Commlllee .AI Sou1h l • 2 4 NT ~~ NT 16 Soction1, 106 Pages A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, August 19, 1990 SOLITII promlst'd that their stde held all the st'vcn d1amonds EAST • K8 73 "QIO - ~ ~ North -Souths hiddmg agreement with respect to the five ·no· aces and expressed strong tnteresl m rlaymg a grand slant North knew the dtarnond sui\ was solid and. expectmg South to hold somC'thing like f1vr clubs to t he A-Q on tht" s1de. forthwith b1d 8-IHO .K ; was trump bid askmJ!: for kmgs . That bid Baseball aJ Major League Baseball at Crossfire ® Colebritieo Offstage VII ' ' _} . ®I IIlii!! llll Jeopardy! 0 llJ) mMajor League Murder, She Wrote Wtdow, Weep For Me Ir:,.. . slarn and Rebecca split up after a 0'-l lOP OF THE LIIB MASTER ! . ())Cit Mama's Family (!) Sox PreGame (l) CllllJ Full House Mostly cloudy today . Hillh In upper ROs. Chunce of rain 40 lc sl'' 1-. . . ·_- First, how ca n Wl' explain Lhe optimistiC b1ddmg that resulted in reach 1ng a grand slam? Then how ca n decl arer take 13 tri<'ks') Music Row VIdeo @ SportaCenter 1. Jim Freeman: Shaking like earthquake, trucks puU more than their share at Meigs fair... Page B-8 . SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS ® 1- Page B-1 Vol. 26 No. 29 Copyrigtnod 1990 smooth country lawyer _ ~ . e 0 Stereo. "'1!.' ' Along the River ......... Bl-8 Sales ..... ....................... DI Co mics- ................... Insert Classlfleds ................. D2-7 Deaths .................. ....... M Editorial ...................... A2 Sports ............... ........ Cl-8 1_-l...___JL-..J....___J-.J........J you develop h om slep No. 3 below m • <Xl . . Fortune C llJ) Nlghl Court 0 [! Miami Vice Crockett anr1 Tubbs are outwitted by a LC:OKS LIKE I Inside f--rl~r.l,-=-rl'-ii"'G.:..,Irl e Compl~te 0 NeweHour THOSE NEW DONET James Sands: Commercial canning of tomatoes in Gallia County dates back to l890s... 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I Dream Of Jeannie (I) Newton'o Apple Meteorologist Fred ~....,. .; S©\\g{}lA-~ttfS" - - - - - - Edltod by CLAY I . letters of the 0 four range scrambled words beTIIAT DAILT • FRI., AUG. 17 EVENING WITH A Sunday Friday. August 17. 1990 Television Viewing "•~.If J" M~R'C~ ctl~T Oh~ Jurors heard almosl six hours of closing arguments and wenl out to weigh lhe evidence at approximately 6 p.m. Circuli Judge Alfred Ferguson said the jury could deliberate as tong as they wanted Saturday, and Indicated Ihey would remain unti l a verdlcl was reached. There are lour conclusions the jury may come to: guilty of first degree murder with mercy , flrsl degree murder with mercy , second degree murder or nol guilly. Detense attorneys Rober! King and Robert Allen Introduced videotapes of newscasts cover- ing lhr McGinnis case Thr big spending accou ntant , who has pleaded guilty In an embezzlement case. is charged with strangling his wife, Kathy, with a piece of tel ephone cord and dumping her body behind a Sl. Alban s shopping maiL Klng and Allen also produced the v ictim's death cerllficate. which show s Ihe place of death as St. Albans in Kanawha County . 1~ testJmony Friday, McGln· nls' daughter, Ami, described her mother as her "besl friend" and said Kalhy McGinnis would have been disappointed bul not cru~hrcl had ~ ht' known atxlut the rmbczzkmrnt, noting Mrs . McG innis would havP supported him . "ShP would nrvf'r givr up on my dad ." /\mi M rC innis sa id . " H avt' you havt· evl'r had any re ason lo lh ink your father would ever harm your mother?" King asked " H{' wo uld nf'vrr harm my mother," Am! sald . When he was on lhe stand Thursday, he denied killing his wife . He also took prosecutors to task for falllng to lind the real killers. Root faces fraud charges CLEARWATER. Fla . IUPl iThomas Root of Norwalk, Ohio, who survived a mystery flight to the Bahamas la st year that ended In a watery cra sh, has surrendered to au thorltles to face 50 criminal charges of investment fr aud In the sale of FM radio lice nse appliea tlons. The former Virginia lawyer. who became nationally known las I year when his plane crashed orr the Bahamas after a bizarre six-hour flight, flew to Clearwater Friday to surrender to (See ROOT. page A6i �August 19, 1990 Commentary and perspective Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, Page- A-2 w. Va . Money Ideas cCARTY''S· August 19, 1990 Politics and PEs GA LLIPOLI S - As recent even ts aga in Ill us tra te . finan cia l a nd politi cal developme nts a re irrever sibly linked. Ou r analysis I n ' ' M o n ey Id ea s " g e ne r - No blacks at country club? So what! A Divis ion ol 82\1 Third Ave. , Gallipolis, Ohio (114) 446-2342 Ill Court St., Pome roy, Ohio (614) 992- 2156 ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher HOBART WILSON JR. Eucullve Editor PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publis her-Controller A. M E MB E R of lllf' United P rP.Ss ID!I"rnal!o nal , Inland Dally P r('SS A..<t~oc l a · tlon an d 1hf' A mer l ean Nf"w spa p er Publls her s A ssociatio n. LFTTERS OF' OP INION are weloom l". Th (')' should bf" IE'!'Is th a n .100 words long . All lettt'rs [Jrt> sub) N1 t o ed lt lng and mu s t be signed w ith n a m f", a ddr ess a n d telep hon(' numbf>r . No unstgncd l et ters w111 hf' publi shed. Lett ers shoulr1 hi' In good taste, addressin g lssues, not persooal\tles. II you try to place the hea dlin es o f the la st few days Into some sort of cosmic order, Saddam Hu ssein's barbaric belligere nce, the o il co mpanies ' d eceitful price goug ing a nd the onagaln, offagain budget deficit negoti a tions comm a nd a high priority . Wha t I cannot compre he nd. however , Is the media's obsess ion with the exclusion of black people from a country club whose me mbers s pend an entire day sm acking a white pellet with a s ti ck, the n trac king tha t pe lle t over sever a l mlles of greenery io little holes tha t would m a ke a gopher beam . Th e only thing sillie r tha n golf. a game lnven te d by people bo red with croque t. was a threa te ned Fraudlent investment advisors run rampant WASli!NGTON- ll 's eas ie r to be<'om P a re gistered investm ent advi se r than It Is to get a d r ive r 's llc<·nse . And tha t means your c ha nces o f getting s tu ck by bad money advice ar e about as good as your c ha nces of getting st uc k be hind som<'Onl' doing 45 In the fa r le ft lane . Just abou t anyonP ca n hang ou t a shi nglP that say s ' 'inves tmen t advi ser " All thPy have to do Is fill out an ap plica tio n t o the St'CUriti es <:tlld r:.\C' hange Com- miss ion a nd pay a $1511 lee. The SEC doc•s n' t eVP n bo ther to ve ri fy the in forma tio n i n the applica - tion. Mos t of the applica n ts a re legi tim ai P, but enough of them havP defra udPd lhPir r lit•nt s to pro mp t 01 t·o n g r ess l o n a l ' in vesti gat ion · Sinn • 1980. lhP number of peopl1• ca lling lh••mse lves flnan - . c ia I advl st:>r s has tr lf..l!ed from . 4,600 to 14 ,[)()(). Du ring the sa m e : time, the numbe r of SE C u!flclals · policing the ind us try has re. mal ned unchangl:'d <J t an Inadequate 41. It s hould come as no su rpr ise that the level of fraud a nd a buse In thi s bu rgeo ning bu siness Is now up to about $200 million a yea r , and tha t only co unts the cases that a re r e ported . Ex perts agree tha t m os t of lhP fraud Is n' t re ported beca use people a re too e mbarrassed to admls t they were take n to the c lea ners , or th eir financ ial a dviser Is s li c k e nough to m a ke the m believe they lost the ir money to the whims of the m ar krt . .~veryone is vul nerablE' Ue cau se e ver yo ne Is get ti ng Int o the lnveslme nt ga me th ese days . Parents a re saving money lo r the ir c hild re n' s education, hei rs are looking for he lp In man ag ing the ir Inhe rita nces . widows a nd widower s need a dvice on how lo Inves t I Ue Insurance. Profes slonal guidance Is oft e n the bes t route, bu t the professiona l gu ide may have no tra ining, or wo rse yet, may be a co n a r tist. The fra ud a nd abu se com es In Jack Anderson Dale Van A tta m any form s. Some c ha rla ta ns ta ke the money ou trig ht , a nd g ive back o nly excu ses until they ha ve e noug h mone y to retire to Acapulco. Others put the money int o so-calle d " inves tm e n ts" whic h. In one case , turned out to be paym ents on o ld de bt s of th e compa ny in which th e mo ne y was Inves ted a nd pay ments towa rd the specula tive ventures of th e adviser himse lf. The Genera l Acco un tin g Offi ce ta lU ed the re ported cases of Inves tme nt fra ud by a dvisers and co ncluded tha t the SEC regis tration g ives inves to r s the wrong impressio n - th a t the gove rnmen t has gi ven Its sea l of a pprova l. "Jus t as th e public ass umes tha t oth er s who offer professio nal servi ces . suc h as la wyer s a nd accoun ta nts, possess cer ta in q ua lifica ti o ns beca use of the ir certifica tion, the public m ay assume tha t Inves tment adviser s are similar ly q uall ~ed ." the GAO auditors re ported . ··s uc h a n as sumpti on Is unfounded." pro tes t a gainst a country cl ub's a ll-white membership. T here's really nothing wrong with a ll-white country c lubs, m lnd you . They flourish all over the country, and no one notices . The y only become wrong to th e m edia when (a) a Supreme Court nominee belongs to one, or (b) It Is the site of I he Professional Golf Associ a tion Championship. E ve n the n, the all-white count ry c lub fit s Mr. Dooley's d escription of the vice presidency - " It Is n't a crime e xactly. Yecan 't be slnt to jail f'r It, but it 's a kind lv d isgrace. It 's like wrltln' anony m ous lette r s." It was n't exaclly a c rime when the founder of Bi r mingham's Shoa l Cree k Country Club, Ha ll T hompson, declared his opposition to bla c k members. The co u r tly Southern gentleman was merely being honest a bout the a ttitudes of his club 's m e mber s. Unfortunate ly, he ha d forgotten what ha ppened two years ago when AI Campants a nd Jimmy the Greek, made con troversial re m a rks a bout blacks In sports. E ve n the Birm ingham bl ack bu siness man who was offe red a n honorar y m e mbership In the Shoal Creek Club to a vert the pro tes t saw through the cha rade. " J o ining a country Club was neve r a hlg h prlorlty In my life.'· co nfessed Loui s J . Willie. But , as us ua l, black feelings "grt no respect. " A we-knowwha t's-bes t-lor-you media u n leas hed an inves ti ga tive binge th at concluded with an a mazing reve la ti on: Mos t of the na tion' s country c lubs ha ve no blac k members! That' s like discove r Ing th a t ric h people play polo and poor people play the numbers. l wish I knew what syndrome causes white Am e ricans to get periodica lly s idetra cked on suc h gargantuan irrelev ancies in racr relations. Thirty-one years a go, I wrot e a column lor the New Yor k Age, a Ha rlem wee kly , titled , " Bi g Megllla Over a White Tennis BaiL" I criticized the publ ic fu ror ove r a Fores t Hills, N.Y ., te nnis club' s denta l of a membership to th e son of U.N. Unde rsecretar y R a lph J . Bunche. I contend ed that me mbership In a n exclus ive count ry c lub was n't lik ely to In spire people to link Chuck Stone hands a nd sing " We Shall Overcome ." Today, Birmingham's three-term black mayor still can't play goll a t the Shoal Creek Country Club, bu tdoes It matter? Whic h brings us back to that silly va r iation of croquet called golf. So me critics Insist that bla c k membership In country clubs Is nece ssary because so muc h co rporate networking and dec ision making takes place on the golf course. I' m unimpressed. When the J apa nese purc hased Rockefeller Ce nte r and Arabs poured billion s of d o lla r s Into American real es tate , they did not consumma te those deals on the manicured greens where corpora te execu tives get a day of R&R by re peatedly whacking a littl e white pelle t Into the e nt ra nce of a gopher 's dom lcl!e . a lly cent er s on the fina nc i al ar ena. However , the comment s ' a nd pers p ec tives tha t follow re flec l our knowled ge that it would be s uperfici al to analyze the ma r ke t s a t the current lime without acknowledging the tre· me nd ous Impact that Middle E ast developments will play 10 th e heal th of t hese ma rket s. The fund a m enta l seeds of the Iraq inva sio n of Ku wa it were FffiST TIME FAIRGOERS - Eight-week-old twins of Laren and Tony Riffle weren't much Impressed with the Meigs County Falr. In lact, they didn't eve n seem to mind the midway · nolse .... most of th e time . Lare n stoops lo c hec k out Whitney Morgan and Wesley ,Jordan hefo re they proceed with the buggy un about th e fairgrounds . By United Press International Tod ay Is Su nday , Aug . !9, the 231sl d ay of 1990 with 134 to fo llow . The m oon Is wa ning, mo;in g towa rd Its new phase. The m orning s tars are Venus , Ma rs and Jupit er. The eve ning sta r s are Mercury a nd Sa turn . Those born on this dat e a re under the si gn of Leo . They includ e E ng lish poet John Dryd e n In 1631. Connec ticut cloc kmaker Seth T homas In 1785, s ta tes ma n Ber na rd Ba r uch In 1870, avi a tion pionee r Orville Wr ig ht In 1871. Fren c h fas hio n des igne r Coco Chanelln 18&1 , GALLIPO LIS - The board of directors at Ohio Va lley Bank a pproved promotion s of Mich ael D. Fran c is a nd Larry E . Miller II during the Aug. 7 board meeting according to pres ident a nd chief executl vP officer , J a mes L. Dalley . Franci s , wh o has a B.S. d egree in econom ic s and finance from the Un lvcrsil y of Rio Gra nde, has been promoted to Assis ta nt Ca shIe r a nd Loa n Administ rat ion Off icer . He will supervi se colletlon act iv iti es on al l commer ci al, PLANS NEW TRAISING COURSE - Pictured here Is Sherry IWbe rts and here dog Brandl . IWberts will be starHng a dog obedience class Sept. I. S.O ml•u J l -122" overa ll (9008004) ( . Gi\l.LIP OLIS - Sherry Ro · berts. Gallipolis, a nd her K-9 fri end , Bra ndi, r ecently co m - Best Vai111~!~J. pleted After TaJring A Loolr Throughout Our Warehouse, Following Our Reeently Completed ln.Store Warehouse Sale ••• We Have Found A Lot More Merehandise Tlult Needs To Go••• Wl1 houl 1pray. waa.herleu. ~ (08 ).2~) Vl wananrv TWIN HANDLE KITCHIN FAUCET Wi llloul 'PTU\' wasller les.s I~ (MI · l~) a arnto r (07~ 2) KWIK·SIAL TUB, Classes are now ava ilablE' f or al l louce i J (1'5~ 24 7) STAINLEss mEL CRUMB CUP • Br1g111 while • 58ail! ubf;_urW. 111e ( 1&003) at _ ___ G~~-~J t'ltt o ll ( IJ9 201 J (( 'OJ yo ur best friend ev e r y Sa turday m orning at 12o R iver St reet . Ka nauga . Gr oup c la sses for p upp ies a gr eight weeks to s ix m onths are schedu les a t 9 a.m .. and puppies ages s ix mon ths to one ye a r a t 10: .10 a . m . Ap po int m ents can bt• madr l) ror t r ain in g ~ Fallons honored ~merock) v$ 1 COL UMBU S - ~ $J94 / ' -, 99 l"WIDTE PORCELAIN KNOB Visit our hardware department for a large assortment of CLEAR"230" SEAJ.lHT SlUcone per1orma nce Ja1ea ea• Palnlable (IUOS) Wlule ( I&JOO) .Justin Fa llon rf' Cf'n t ly wo n hi s class a 1 thr Ohio $299 Statr F a ir fo r crossb red m a rket hogs. Sha nnon Fallon wo n fifth in hl'l cla ss. In the Ojl('n show. 24" DROP DISH DECORATIVE STEIL c la ss. ----------- 15"x9 PT. TOOL Shannon took srco nd pla cp in hP r n.UORISCINT UGiHT mm1R11 BOX SAW Co unlry In (I S.H4) HGMEVUE' Ma ll" clea n c uts Square/ MUre leature bWI I ~· Oat FlruJh (H IS) Avollable I lJ SP ~2!t-f! 00) P'ubll shf'd E-ac h Su nda_v . 8:!:1 Thi r d A~ - . I.R lll p ol. l~ . Ohio. b~r thf' Otllo Va ll f'Y Pu bli shi ng Company 'Mult inH>dla, In c &-· rond class pos ta ~l' pa id ar Ga llipol is. Ohio 4 ~ .11. Enf('rf'd as scm nd r l a ~s WIDTI LATEX FLAT wAL.L .:ii\ PAINT (11495) 10 yr. war. ma lllnJ! ma lter al Poml"r ov, Oh io, Pos r Offi CE'. $999 WIDTE FLAT LATEX 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM TABLE SE'I'S Merntwr : Unl trd Pr l"SS lnle r natl ona l , Inl and Dall y P rf'Ss AssOC' latl on a nd thf' Ohi o Ne wspa per Ass oci at ton , Nat tona l Advf'rtl s tn g Represent at ive, B ra nhAm Nf'wspa prr Sairs. 733 Third AYf'nUf'. NPw York, N e~· York 10017. CEILING PAINT (15015) $JJ99 811PERSft &DO-GLOSS WALL AND SUNDAY ONLY SUBSCRIP'l'ION RATES TRIM PAINT (31495) By Carrier &r Mot C#' ~u141 On r W('('k OrH' Ye ar Here's where to get PRO Advice Plus a real good price. aTNIS wh ere m ol or ra r rl<'f srrv iC(' Is CAROLINA LUMBER ~ SUPPLY COMPANY Hours: Monday-Frtday. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.: Saturday, 8 a.m. to 12 noon The Sundav Tlm M·Senrlnel will nol be res pooslbl e for advance pa ym ents mad e to carrier s MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Sunday Only Oni'VP ar ., . Six mon ths .. Point Pleasant, WV . ... $37 .44 .. $l~UO DaHy and Sunday MAIL SUIISCRD'TIONS ln111de County 13 Week s .... Plwne 675-1160 312 6th Street . ..... .. $19.24 26WE'eks ... ...... $37 .96 52 Week& ..... .... ..... . .... .. . ......... $74.36 Rates Outside Count,.· 13 Weeks . .. $20.80 26Weeks .... .......... ..... ..... .. ..... $40.3(1 52 Weeks.. .. ...... . •' servr t o t ig hten th e noose around LARRY MD..LER ,. inc rease fi eld capa city of 211 pe rce nt by using radial ti rr>s In conjun cti on with front whrl' l assis t. T he bes t lr me of year for seed ing la wn s is approaching New p roduc t s con tai ning seed with hydromulc h have the d isadva nta ge of no t go ing through sm a ll spreaders. Over seed ing or w eed contam lnlatlon and new s sit y of Tennessee . caused by usr of straw wllh new seed! ngs a re good a pproac hes, although ttw straw can be Dr . Fow lkes is particula r ly s ignific a n t prohll'm s . According invol ved In economics of toba cco 1o our Information turfgrass seed men ts will be ser ved _No reser vations ar e necessary . A Texas A&M profes sor showed a sav ings of $400 a year by using a front -wheel as sist tra ctor . This wa s based on 600 hours per year usa ge. He used John Deere 4440 and 4450 tractors In his s tudy . At current . fuel pri ce the sav ings would be double lh e a mount. Dr. Stout also showed an for fall seedln gs will b£. piL•ntlful s uppl y thi s year F'a r m Cit y Day Is jus t a few weeks away . This year' s eve nt is sc heduled for Saturday , Septe mber 8, sta r ting at 11 a .m T he fa mil ies of Paul and E~ Butle r NOW'S THE TIME FOR THO • • ... $75.40 Fellowship dinner CR OWN CITY - Good Hope Churc h wlll have a fellowship dinne r a t noon, Sunday; baptism ln the Ohio River follows with Rev _ John Melon offlclatlng. Masonic picnic RIO GRANDE - The 12th Masonic Dis trict Asoclatlon will hold a famlly plcntc fo r all Masons and their famUies at the Bob Ev a ns Shelter House Aug. 19 at 4:30 p.m . It will be a potluck dinner with drinks provided. No ne theless, the limP fra m for resoluti on r em ain s uncer ta i n and there are a dizzyi ng arr ay of possi ble scena rios wh ic h could res ult fro m that resol ullon. Due to the tremendous number of highly u np redic ta ble va ria bles tha t will a!!ect the ou tco me. no one Is ab le to p redict with confiden ce what will t ra nspir e. In pa r tic ula r . no one can predi ct th e e !!ec t, short term or long term , on crud e oil prices. As a res ult . ne ith er co mpank'S can count r ies f l~el no r comfortable with th e assumptions upon which thl' ir long term ca pital spend ing and operatin g pl ans are based . In thi s light . the recent jitte r y nature of the cap ita l m a rket s Is easily underst andable , since In the classi c academic sense. the term " risk" is interc hangea ble with "u ncert ain ty'' . Hi gher " risk" mu st be co m pen sa ted with hig her potentia l returns. so stoc k and bo nd prices responded a ccordingly a nd were pus hed lower . While we are t' neour ag('d by the i nti al U S. res ponst' to Hu ssei n. lower PEs w ill eo ntinue to be detc rmint'd by invP slors un ti l it becomes c lear w ha 1 fu rt hcr action s wi II bt' tak en in th e Middle Eas t. a nd unlil th P probabi li tiPs nf vari ous ou tco m P~ assoria tPd with 1hesP a c ti on s bpco mp f'asiPr to q ua ntif.Y (Mr. E\'ans i ~ an lnvt•stment Rrokt•r for The Ohio l;ompany in their Gallipoll' offk<•.) SUNSTAR IERII GARDfN TUCTotiS Available in 16-18 & 20 H.P. .........".........•Mw••••• . . . . . IS...St• II) 110 h,) .............._'""' ,. ,.......... ... d.tdht IRI!.It.,fM'4 cite~ a.tt' ', 41' " " ... . llteft ·•IY• •••• ....,.... ,... .....,__ ,,........... ce ..eur . •npt ,,.. ,.,. .., ...... ~~--· ..... ,Mdl ,,1114 ,..., hiiM,. .......... .... , . . . . . , . . . - · .......... led '• . . .flaM! trecfietl .. r-w.•wa-w... ,.. ~~ •A.-ft •• t..., -''~"'" ,., .....we ••edrl•..t• •lllwtrl "D bl"''•46•.... •hll ....... ••hdll '~-" lltt •"'• •4 I••• .ttelh...,, .,. ,,....... REEDS COUNTRY STORE 4th & Main, Reedsville, Oh . PH . 378 -6125 the Ira q i leade r 's neck. GA LLI P OLIS - i\ twiligh t even t is pl a nned for Tu esd ay, Aug . 21. starting a t 8 p .m . The even I wiII be held a t Shelte r House fi ve a t R accoon Creek Cou nt y P a rk jus t off Route 77:\. Th e fea tured speaker will be Dr. Do n Fowlk es , Ex te nsio n To· bacco Specia lis t at the Uni ver- p rodu ction. He will discuss some co ncept of low cost tobacco hou sing, fl oat syste m lor producin g plants and g ene ra l u tilization of tobacco qu ota . Dr. Fowlkes Is bei ng broug ht to us throu gh a gra nt lo O.S.U . from R.J . Rey no lds . We will la ke tim e to di sc uss probl e m s during the growing season and ex c ha nge Ideas for solutions. Lig ht refresh· r evolves nomi c sa nc ti ons an d a gr owi ng MICHAEL FRANCIS Tobacco session set Tuesday By ED VOLLBORN County Extension Ag ent Agriculture now o pposil ion m II it ary presence aII wi ll hos t the event <.~ 1 thei r '' Sw ancrc st Farm ." Swanczrf's t fa rm is located a ppro xl ma teli'~5 m iles sou th of Ga llipo lis on St a tiRo utr 7. Wago n lou rs will h igh lig ht various ph ases of the Bee!, Forage a nd Gra in Producti on on the fa rm . Free refreshme nt s will be pro vided . Each yea r we a rt• p lea sed with the numbe r o f famil ies tha t take the op portun tty to v isit a workin g fa mil y fa rm . Ma rk your clae nd a r for Se p t. H. Th e motto lor htl s year's Farm Science R eview Is " If your B usin ess Is Agricult ure - Our Busine ss Is You "Fa rm Sc ience rev iew wil l be Sept . 18-20 al the Mo lly Caren Agricult ure Ce nt e r nea r London, Ohio. Adva ncce tic kets are now availa ble a t th e Ex te nsio n Office. •Roofing •Electrical •Kitchen & Bathrooms •Window Replacements Our Specialty PRICE Sunda y ... ava tl abl P &o•t.orr a dva nced obedie nce a nd In utll !l y tra ining. Cla sses wil l also be offe red In ag ilit y tra ining a nd tec hn iq ue. T he fi rs t class wi ll be free of cha rge and will be held on Saturday. Sep t. I. For more info rmat ion. ca ll446-1864 . questio n a r ou nd ho w long. a nd indeed. whe ther , he wi ll be a llowed to stay in Kuwa it Howevpr , timr i s now on t hr sid e of the U.S. a nd its a lli es, as Impedi ng food short ages , eco ..... .... ...... ... 70 Ct'nt s $..16 40 SINGLE COPY No subsrr lp ttons by mall p<>r m ttted In LIVIIG ROOM SUitES • SELECTED GROUPS key r{o brrl s is a membe r of the Unit ed Sta les Dog Aux ili a r y Assoc iatlon and is certified to g ive Ins truction in basi c and Farm Flashes in star k cont r as 1 to an under · d eve loped d omes ti c eco nomy In s hor t. Hu s se in needed money and desire d power . T he oppo r t unity to d ivert t he a tten tion of h is own peo ple !ro m the ir gr owling stom ac hs to a "cau se" was a lso a n Import a nt consider a li on. Ju st as th e fundame ntals werr in pl ace lor lraqr aggress ion. the fund am enta ls are now in plan' lor a reso lutio n to th e crisrs. The las tin g s uccess of Hu ssei n's in vasion depe nded on in activity a nd lack of resolve by the res t of the worl d . A lukewa r m res ponse wo uld have g!ven Hu ssei n lime to es ta blis h himself in Ku wai t, cul tiva te a llies. re ple nish his coffers a nd p lo t his nex t movc . l n . imm ed ia tely co nf rontin g Hu sse in. the \1 S demons tr a ted tha t it is wil l!ng to endure eco nomic di sru pll on a nd lace th e poss ib ilit y of a sk irmish in th e Middll' F.ast. If such m easu rPs ar c ne('{.>ssary to gr ea tly enha nce rhr lo ng tPrm s tabilit y of the reg ion I n essence> , the ::. wift . forcefu l tunit y" is ra pidl y closrn g. Wi th Hussein's p rog ress ha lt ed . the older dogs a nd privat e lessons a rc ava ila ble for dogs of an y age. th e fa mil y pet " $J99 ® SJNK, 1rnu • 6 01 Items. (706-30) ror [B&KJ. ADHISMI CAULK co urst' with and t o havr some f un v... ith SINXSPRAYirHOSI 30" NC>BURST FIJ!mLE STAINLESS STEILFAUCIT CONNicroRS trainin g My goal is to help m ake m a n's bes t frie nd a littl e easier to live $899 Un1veua l 111 Au g . ~ - pla nted m a ny yea rs ago. Iraq i str ongman Sadd<Jm Hu sse in is a longtime a dvoca te of hig her oil p rices. However. his " ha wk ish'' plan.-. fo r o il pri ces beca me a m atter of se lf-preser vation ra the r than philosophica l deba te as hi s econ omy cr umbled and fore ign debt spiral ed fo llowing a cos tly wa r wit h Ira n. A hig hly d eve loped 1but Idle 1 m ili ta r y m ac hme stood eco nomic act ion a nd militar y positio ni ng und Prt ak(' n by thP U .S. an d other roun tri<> s mPa ns that Hu ssein 's "w i nd ow of oppor - Wllh Spray (0 7~ Jl) . PLUMDSHOP lru ta U. 1n mlnutel Tough. clapenaable anti 111per H•Ilhl e Cod e approved (lllr30) Here's Just A Sample Of The Many Bargains We Have For You ... Wllho ut s pro JI~" spo ut wo 1e1 mu.e r . . . . $4499 a National K9 of Dog Traim •rs in Columb us. Robe rts says. " my imme di a te plans are to open a puppy kinderg a rt e n. It 's impo rta nt to s ta rt your puppy off on the 'fig ht pa w .' E a rl y tra inin g a nd socra lizat ion helps stop many behavior p roble m s befo re they ha vr a cha nce to get s tarted . SINGiLI LIVER KITCHEN FAUCET yr wananfl' rea l es tate a nd insta llm ent loa n proble m s. He will a lso be res ponsible lor I be bank's credit d epa rt - m en! and serve on th e Offi cers' Loa n Committee where he will provid e a dministrativ e s upport . Miller. who gra duate d with a B.A. deg ree In bu sines s finan ce from Cedar ville Co llege, has been na m ed the ban k's audi tor . He will be res pon sible fo r eva lu a ting th e va rio us fun ct io ns a nd con trol systems of Ohio Va lley Ba nk a nd Informing m a nagem en t co ncernin g their co nd iti on. Mille r joined OVB In 1986and ha s served th e past tw o years as a n au dit tral nee The promo ti ons we re e!!ect ivr Gallia woman and her dog complete training $3477 ECONOMY TWIN HANDLE KITCHIN FAUCET " OVB approves promotions ftOKITCHEN REMODELING IPSTfRUNG '~ -­ ~ NEW BUSINESS - Roy McC arty opened his own automobile body shop Monday, Aug. 13 in th e old Norris Dodge building at 50 State Street. McCarty, of Middle port, said he will employ four worke rs do repairs and reOntshlng . He has been In the aut<> body business lor several years and said he Is looking forward to se rving cus l<lmers In !he GaiUpoUs area. Today in history 6" STAINLESS mEL DOUBLE BOWL SINK Sunday limes-Sentinei- Page- A-3 CALL US FIRST FREE ESTIMATES RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL (614) 446-4002 BELL CONTRACTING CO. BUILDING & HOME IMPROVEMENTS TOM PASQUALE OWNER RT. 2 HIUTOP DRIVE GAUIPOLIS, OliO Come-Come-Come to the Church in the Volley by the Wildwood. SAVE THE VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH Near Porter, Ohio . just oH Bulavillo -Portor Pike . ON GOLD WEDDING BANDS Fast growing <hurdl, <ould bo what you 'r• looking lor. A good ~ace to visil. Sermons are not boring or bcJ<kwoodsy, good sing ing ond music Pastor, Rev. Robert Persons Devotional leader Allen Brothers Servi<es Tuesday & Soturdoy Tawney Jewelers 422 SECOIID AVE. GAUIPOUS, OH. Evenings 7:00 P.M. CARDINAL 446-9495 MEN'S SHIRTS DRY CLEANERS CARDINAL Not Yali4 With Any Othtr Diuount. '"''"' Ceupon With Orlllf. EXPIRES 8/ 31/ 90 UNIFORMS CARDINAL land Cheerleading Majorette Not Yalhl With Altf Othlt Dtuovnt. ''""'"' ( •,on With OrW. Flog Corp S3,00 .. EXPIRES 8/ll/90 FrH w/SlO order. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN THE OHIO IIYEI ' ~LitA 8E111,EN BIG BEAR ·<~· AND HILLSI . ·' . • '• �Page- A-4- Sunday Times- Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Auj:Just 19. 1990 August 19, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. w. Va. Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page-A-S - - - - -Area deaths-- - - - Walter Elliott GALLI POLIS - Pa llbearer s a t the fun era l of Wa lter Elliot t on Sat urday we re Tim Massie . Rob Massie. Eugene E llio tt. Hobert Fos te r , Ro ber t Brow n and G len don E lliot t. Honorary pa llbear er s were Noel Massle and Smel tzer Rose. marr ied in 193:! in Huntington. W.Va .; onp sun. Willi am Go th ard of Day ton; two daug hters. Phv·l lis Stewa rt of Ga llipolis and Karen McCormick of Pataska lia . Ohio; seven gra ndchildre n; two GA LLI PO LlS - Lowe ll M. Got ha rd , 77, 242 Mag nolia Dr., Gai Upolis, d iPd F riday a t Holzer · Me dica l Cente r He was a rPt irPd truck dr iver from the Point Ex press Com pany with 30 vea r s of se rvice. He Ka ppa .Alpha fra te rn ity . wa s assoieated wit h the Sa m Nic hols a nd Son clo thing busin ess pri or to l1J60. ac tive ly par ticipatPd in thl' co nt rue ! io n a nd homebuild ing business in Poi nt Pleasa n t. served as admi ni st rat or of La kin State Hospi ta l between 19711 a nd 1978 and was e mployed t be fore ret ir ing! wi th the W.V. Sta te llealt h Departmen t. Born April 4. 1928 In Morgan · tow n. W.Va. he was the so n of De ll" tCor ulli t Nichols a nd the la tr Samue l L Nichols , Sr . si sters, Lillian Ca n er of Bar · bo ursvilie , W.Va . a nd Aud rev Porte r of Ambr id ge, Pa .: and thr ee great -gra ndc hild ren He was prPcPdcd i n dea1h bv seve n brothers . wwell Gothard sity. hl' wa s a me mbe r of thP · Services wi ll be held Mondav at 1:30p. m . a t the Waugh -Hal lev Wood Fu neral Hom e with the Rev . J osep h fle fn e r offi cia ting. Bur ia l will be at the Ohio Va llev Also survivi ng ar e two sons, Sam uel 1\" icho is, Ill of Myrt le Brac h, S.C. and Edwa r d £l . Nicholl of Hun ti ngton : three d a ug hters , Mr s Thom as L. tK im t Goodma n a nd Leig h Ni cho ls of Virg ini a Beach, Va. , a nd Mrs ..lames J . rCiaud ia r We ller, Ill of Hu nti ngton: one sis ter, Mr s Dewey S t Man Ste llar Hasti ngs of Morg a nwwn; one brot her. Alfred L Nic hols of Myrlle &•ac h. S.C; !lancer. Bn•n da Am os of Po int Pleasa nt: o ne grondc hild and SC\.-'Pral nir · ('C'S J nd n(•phews F' um·ra l SL'r Vil'P w i ll be Mo n day ;11 12 p.m . at th(' Crow H us sp]] F unl'ral HomP. F rie nd s ma~' ca ll at thr funrr~d homt' S u nda~' from '2 to -t p .m . a nd 7 to q p.rn Addi tiona l visit ing hour" wi l l bl' twld il l t hl' Has ting's Funl'ra l Memory Gardrns. Fri e-nd s rna\· call at the funera l hom e Sunda\· from 6 to 9 p.m. · Samuel L. Nichols Jr. wa s a member of the Eu reka Methodi st Churc h a nd t he Team sh' r> Cnion 17o. Born .~ ug 20. 1912 in Ga llia Co untv·. he was the so n of the la te Benjamin H a nd Ne tti e B. 1Richy 1 l~othard . Hr i~ su rvived by hi s wife, fi a t tic Bell Harrin g ton, who m he PO INT P LEASANT- Samuel L. Nicho ls. J r .. 62. of Point P leas ant, died Aug. 18 at sr Mary' s Hosp ital rn Hu ntington. Nic hols was a mem ber of the Christ Episcopa l Church. was a U.S. Army Vetern hav ing served in the Ko rea n co nflict. A g ra du ate from Wes t Vi r g inia Un1vtT Air conditioning class set at Buckeye Hills HIO<;HAN !Jf: - A pr ogra m in .Jir ro nd 1tio ning a nd hea tlnJ;, will be offered this fa ll by the Adult Srn·irrs divis io n of t he Ga lli a . J c~ckso n Vint on JVSD. Th is cour ;-;c is gea r ed to those wh o arp intPn'.'\!rd in lPar nin g to in stall, "l'n·i r t' 11nd t roubi Ps hoot dom Ps l lc Ltnd ind ustn al a ir conditi on- heati ng and rf'frigerat ion Ill ,[!. unit s F:ll'c t r it· al wir ing 1high a nd low \·uJta gt>t . as WP II as r us rom rle signPd sy tems, a re an im por l~ ln t pent of this prog r a m because of rhr• rm porta nre pa r t they play in tro ub leshoo t ing lParning u•c hniqurs DuP ro thP na tion<.ll a nd state t'mph asi.c, rf'ga r d ing envi ro nme nta l con tro l. train ing on re- is dr:-.ignf'd rorbot h low -prf:'ss ure .1nd hig ll -prrssu re boiler opera tors_ Tht • pur poseof thec lass is to Jss ist rlt.gib lr a pplica nt s in preparing for thP low- pressu r e or high p rt•ss un• bo il er opt•rato r 's f•xa rn ind I Inns Th 1s rlil ss wi l l be 6V huurs in lr ngth and is sc hed u led to begin Se pt 1o The class wi ll meet from .-.: am unti l noon for 15 wee k s. The· cos t of till' class b $150. 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Th e fifth m embe r of th e hoard , Buz Mills, was not able to attend . The Galtia SWCD has receive d this award lor the second time and has received a superior rating consecutive ly for the past13 ye ars. The other districts in the state were Franklin, Erie and Shre lb;~. $299* DON'T BE LEFT BEHIND WITH HIGHER FUEL PRICES 417 2ND AVE. sors Paul Duncan, Rob Massie, Mike Hughes a nd McCray, lti, Yusef Sa lam, 16, and Raym ond Sa laam. lo, are on trial on 1:1 crim ina l c harges, Inc lud ing r a pe a nd attemp ted murder, fo r th e rampage lhro ugh the moon lit pa rk. T hey are accu sed of be ing part of a pac k of up 10 :10 you ths tha t roam ed through the par k, at tac k rng nine vic ti ms inc lu d ing the woman jogger . Hi ldr bra nd t' s q ur.s tio nin g wi l h sulted in one wrHten a nd one vid eo tap e d con f P s~ ion by McC ra OTHER RESTRICTIONS APPI Y - CALL FOR DETAilS CALL ABOUT OUR OHIO STATE FOOTBALL WEEKEND WITH BOSTON COLLEGE, SEPT. 14 TO 17 RECEIVES AWARD - Gal!la Sol\ and Water Conservation Dis tri ct received the Goodyear National Association of Conservation Districts Grand Award at the 47th annual OFSWCD Summer Supervisors School In Columbus. Daivd Fulton, Goodyear Tire na~WnCdDRubber nlrro•to>r con1:ratu~ates the Galllla ;:, NEW LOW PRICE! HURRY! PURCHASE TICKnS BY AUG~ 29 TRAVEL BETWEEN SEPT. S AND DEC. 1S ~~ NEW YORK fUP l i-The ju ry weighi ng the fate of th ree teens accused of rap in g a nd tryi ng to bea t to death a wo m a n jogger in Ce ntr a l P ark reheard tes timony Sat urday from a detect ive who ques do ned one de fe nd a nt. A co urt off icer rea d back th e tes tim ony of De tec tive Harry Hildebrandt , who elicited a co nfessio n fro m Ant ron McCray a t a precinct house last yea r where th e teen was q uestioned about the event s In Centra l Pa rk the ni ght of Apr\119, 19B9. Defense lawye rs have a rgued th a t po llee coerced co nfessions from the you ths during long hours of In terroga ti on after the Incide nt drew intense media In terest. Hllclr brandt' s testimony wa s rea d ba ck to the ju ry of 10 men and two women, w ho a ppea red verd ict at stair Supreme Cour t in Ce nter. For mOre inform atio n, ca ll 245·5334 . - No sign of verdict in jogger trial Man halta n . Get a Personal Demonstration of the New Tandy 1000 RL Home PC. Every FridayCall Any Radio Shack Location lor Times PUTTING FALL ON SALE , SERVICE AWARD - Constan ce White re· ce ived the Dls tinqulshed Servi ce Award In recognition of outstanding efforts In support oltht• Goodyear Awards program for Gallla County. exhaus tPd in (h f'ir ten th day of dPliberatio ns with no sig n of a Reg . Separate Items 998 .95 In 1990 Catalog order to in sure yo ur placr in th is class , mai! a chec k or monp\· ord er to Buckeye H il ls Ca rPf'.r my ca mpa ign. 1 wi ll rely on him to ovrrsPE' an d roord ina tr ou r gra s!i roots organ izati on in Ga l lia Co un t~· to Pnsurt:' a largr dem oFi sher fi s her , 19, ha s sen·rct in thr OhiO Legtslaturr for th e pas t 10 ye a r s. He was recC'ntly cnd orsrd bv the Fra ternal Order of Polr cc and the Ohio Sierra Club 20°/o TANDY® lOOOHX • 49950 MEN'S & WOMEN'S class wil l be loc ated at Mr n ilat In du st ries in Jackson and will br ta ug ht by Don Comer The $l oll Pnro llmen t fE'f' covprs book:-. rrqu ired . En roll me nt i n this program will be limited so in "T he rolf' of thr co unt y m a nagrr i s c riti ca l to the success of turn ou t this fa l l. " sa id Sandy Bush, of F r uth Pharmacy, Queen Miranda Nicholson, King Mike P arker , Pork Princess Christine Schultz, and Titus. a $5 cash prize from the Ohio Va lley P ublishing Co. Leave your num c, uddress and t elephone number with your card or letter. No telephone calls will be a ccepted. All contes t ent ries should be turned in to the newspaper oflke by 4 p .m . each Wednesday. In case of 11 tl<'. the win ner will be chosen by lotte ry . Nex t week, a Gaiiia Co unty farm will be featured by theGaiUa SoU and Wat er Conservation District. SELECT GROUP OF mee ha nlc or gener al matn tr campa 1gn c rati r Rt;SERVE CHAMPIOI'\ HOG - The reserve c ha mpion hog at the 4-H junior fair livcsto(.~ k sale was purcha."i Pd from Matt Titus by Fruth Pharmac.v for $3.50 per pound . Pktured, 1-r, an MYSTERY FARM - This week's mystery farm, featured by the Meigs S o~ and Water Conservation District, is locate d somewhere In Meigs County. Individuals wishing to participate in th e weekly contest m ay do so by guessing the farm' s owner. Just mail, or drop off your guess to the GaiUpolls Dally Tribune, 825 Third Ave., .GaJUpolis, Ohio, 45631, or the Dally Sentinel, Ill .C ourt St., Pomeroy. Obio, 45769,and you may win ll onH' in Mo r g<Jnto\.\'n on Tut·s ci<J _ \" ! rum 10 a m to noon p.rn C ra \ 'Ps i de SL'rvi CP wi l ila ke pIa Cl ' T uPsday <~I 1 p.m Huria l w il l bl' i n th P Li st Oak CrovP CrmP ter y in M organ tow n. frlgrra tlo n gas rrc laim ing and clea ning wi I! also be J part off his Boiler operator class set HIO CRANDE- Th e ~ c k eye Hills Ca reer Cent er, Adult Ser vi('t:" Di ,·is ion. will be offer in g a bo ilrr Op4"'ra tor cl ass . Th is class •. i SWlTCt1A8lE TOOC H-TONE/PULSE phOnes~ on both lone and pulst hnes Therelort . 11 a11as hl'llllg only pu1st (rotary dial) hnes. you can s~M use serviCes riQurflrtQ tones. ~k! attemal!~e klng - cli51anc~ al'l!l comoutenz&d Sfi'VICI S FCC regiSier&c:l No! lor ~rty I"Ms We seMCe wtlat we seH '"""' ". :ne . w actNaroo ana rMunum MMCe oomrrvtll"'eell wrttl Radio Slld celkJiar phone earner eKCept whe re prohiblaw Ste StOll! MIIJor Cncllt C•rda W• 1come PRICES APPLY AT PARTICIPATING STORES SCHOLARSHIP GIVEN - l<:die Duncan was presented wilh the Ohio SoU and Water Conservation Auxiliary Scholarship Award of $300 by Vicki Beery. State presid ent at lhe OFSWCD Summer Supervis ors Sc hool banquet In Columbu s. Children of pastor present supervisors of thf' local districts arr• eligibl e a nd mu st be s tude nl<ii e nterin g thrir j1mior or senior yr a rs of coUege. E dl e will b{' t•ntt•rin g her se nior year at the Llniversit y of Rio c; r and t• m a.ior ing in e le m Pnta r y t• du <"!.ill on. EMS units respond to help calls POMEROY- Eight ca lls were answered F'rlday and early Sa t · urd ay morn ing by units of the Me igs Coun ty Emergency Med i· ca l Service. At 3. 52 a.m. Friday. the Rutl a nd unit respond ed to a call at Meigs Mine 31 a nd tra nspor ted Larrv McGrath fr om th ere ro O'Bieness fl os pit a l In Athe ns. At 9:30 a.m. the Midd lepor t unit went to Ra ilroad St. fo r Haze l McHaffi e who was ta ken to P leasan t Valley Hospita l, a nd at 1:08 the Pomeroy un\1 went to Ba Iley Run Roa d for Brenda Temple ton who was transported to Vetera ns Memor ia l Hospital. Also transpor ted to Vetera ns was Brenda Tem pleton of Bai ley Run Road at 1:08 p.m. The Racine unit was ca lled at 2. 48 p.m for Cha rles Young, Rou te 124. and tra nsported him to Veteran s. Ot her calls were 5: 18 p.m ., Middleport un it to South Second St. lor Home Moodlspaugh who was ta ken to the Holzer Medica l Center; 7: 44p.m. the Middleport unit to Loga n Street for Louise Side rs, treated but not tr ans· ported; 10: 15 p.m. the Rutl and unit transported La rry Brickles from the Roc k Springs Fa ir· g rounds to Veterans Me moria l; a nd at 2: 14 a. m . Sat urday, the Tuppers P la ins un it went to Ed en Ridge Road for Chr is topher Scyuc who wa s ta ken to Camden Clark . 9J~ ~ HOMECARE MEDICAL SUPPLY INC. Money For Your Child's First Degree ... Without any third degree. EQUIPMENT - SALES · RENTALS · REPAIRS "Complete Medical Equipment For Home Use" We can help . To get cash for college. come to Star Bank . You may qualify for a Stafford Loan . formerly call ed 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 Sta r Bank 's office. 'Owl• scooro • HOME OX YGEN • WHE:LCHAiAS • ADULT DIAPERS • UNOERP~OS (CHUXS) • LiFT CHAtAS • WALK ERS •'HOS?ITAL BEDS • BEOSIOE'COMMOOES • Oi ~ BETIC SUPPLIES • SHOWER SfOOLS • PATIENT LIFTS • OSTOMY WE BILL MEDICARE &OTHER IHSURAHCE FOR YOU TH IRD & PINE ST. GALLIPOLIS ................. . • flfiVI · Tnl l F11:1' I ROO l ~H STAR BANK There's a Star within your reach. 6fl 4·1 446- 7283 '' �Page- A-6- Sunday Times-Sentinel . r--Local news briefs-.. US Legal services interviewing ATHENS- Southeastern Ohio Legal Services In Athens is now intervie wing clients In Gallla County . According to Tim Foran, managing attorney, the federally funded agency Is conducting Interviews every other week In the conference room on the second floor of th Galli a County Courthouse across from lhP Jaw library. Appointments must be scheduled through the main Athens office by calling 1-800-686-3669. Legal services represents low income persons In civil matters only In cases such as domestic violence, evictions, public benellts and unemployment August 19, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. (From U.S., page At) delay or condition," he said. Fitzwater also termed as "to· tally unacceptable" Iraq's an nouncement late Friday that it would hold Americans and other foreign nationals until the threat of war ls over. The press secretary Issued the brief statement shortly after Iraq announced it would also limit food to these nationals, including babies. until a week-old de factQ blockade Initiated by the United States is lilted. The carefully worded one-page statement was the admlnlstra· lion's first comment on Iraq's threat late Friday to hold all foreign nationals until the Persian Gulf crtsts ends. In the statement, the adminis tratlon still refused to describe these captives as "hostages , " referring to them Instead as "American citizens," "Individu als" or "foreign nationals." Fitzwater said Bush views the statement Friday by the speaker of Iraq's national assembly that Baghdad "'will play host to (From ROOT, paKe Ali Pinellas County authorities. He was booked briefly In the county jail before a circuit judgP ordered hlm released on hls own recognizance. A sheriff's department spokeswoman said Root left Immediately lor Ohio. Root Is accused with three other men of selling fraudulent Investment opportunities In FM radio license applications pend · ing before the Federal Communi· cat ions Commission. The 37 -year -old attorney handled applications for investors in Sonrise, a Georgia eom pany that espoused Christian principles In its sales literature. Root has a lready pleaded guilty to federa l felony charges of misrepresenting clients. He faces up to 35 years In prison and $1.2 ml!llon In fines and he will likely be sentenced within 30 days. He a lso has been Indicted by a grand jury In North Carolina on 455 counts of securities fraud and other charges. Zonin{( meeting cancelled t ;/, LJ.ll'l.ll . I' - .James T . Boster, coordinator of the rtanntng Com miss ion, announced that the public !11 ' ill 111g of tilt' Ca Iii polis City Commission scheduled for Sept. 12 .11 :) .)0 p rr1. hLts bPt~n cancelled. Hu' lt't sclid in a lcltf•t dated Aug . 13 that Cendel Group Ltd . of \\··.HJ..,le r wit tldrPw thrlr application request to rezone the Larry ( lt·ndtncn proprny at Bastjani and Ohio Avenue. < ;all1pulh filed with department RESERVE CHAMPION LAMB -The reserve champion lamb, owned by Adam Sheets, was purchased by Whaley's Auto Parts lor $9.50 a pound during the 4-H junior lair livestock sale held Friday night. Pictured, 1-r, are Adam Sheets, front. Back, King Mike Parker, Gene Whaley, Wool Princess Nancy Nally, and Queen Miranda Nicholson. ,_·;~ nda l ism, Hich"rd Layne. 305 Brookside Dr., Gallipolis, domestic· '- ~ ~ndali s m . Cra nd Rental Sta tion. 431 Pike St., Gallipolis, theft; lloh's Elrct rontc, State Route 7, Ga!UpoUs, theft; 1:~1"· Peni c k. 65 Garfield, Gallipolis, animal bite. Tu·o jaiLPd in Gallipolis l ..'i . 3S rontract signed r il.l'\11>l s- Re r nard B. Hurst. P.E .. director for the Ohio lht ·co ntract was awarded to Beaver Excavating Company of t ·'" '" " lur S~. ~ %.BG0. Work for the project Is expected to begin 1 111! ~ H·dtc~ 1t · : \ Till'- pr•.lit 'l r i." one of three that was announced by Governor I~ " h.mt r···b t• · a nd ODOT Director Hurst In October 1989. Th e :d.'1n 1\\'( j p['l)jt·c t s brgan in April1990 when Celeste and Hurst I" uk1· ground <n l1io Grande. Contractors for those projects are ho lkns ing Co ns truction Company and the Shelly Company. r tctuher II. 1991 ts the estimated completion date lor all three pro wet s Dinner-dance scheduled VI IDDIYPORT - September Swing, a dinner dance, will be held Srpt '1. Irom G to 9 p.m at the Feeney Bennett American L• ~ iun Ann1·x nn Mtll Stree t in Middleport. Thr· danr <' " spo nsored by the Middleport Arts Council and I hi' prtr·P h $2:, pr r couple. Dinner will be served at 6 p.m , and rLtnr ·ing will follow Musi c will be provided by George HalL Hcst·rvat\on s mu s t be made by Sept. 2 to Mrs. Roscoe Wise, ·,_,:, Smilh T hi rd 1\vc . Middle port, 457GO . Tickf't s rn <l_v also be purch ased at King Hardware, Midd leport l )t'J~<IIIIIH'nt StorP. Dair y Queen Brazier, Gerald Powel l or l>d'>·id l~uirkf'l Insurann• ,,. }, 'ID:M:O Lmnr 12 quarts af s,lie puce MOTOR OIL IOW-30 OR IOW-40.. ... Liml/12 quarts a1 sale pr~ce IDW·30 OR IOW-40 .. 92¢ AIR FILTERS Meers or exceeds all new car warranty reqwements Ltml/4 ar sale pnce Huge Selection of Name Brands! ------~ Introduction to Business Monday Math Review Tuesday /Thursday Introduction to Marketing Wednesday Fundamentals of Speech Co mmunication Thursday BLACKSTONE JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL ~ NEW FUEL PUMPS 0 EM quahry Tuesday Wednesday Monday /Wednesday Thursday Thursday CLUTCH '011.10 SPURS Remanufactured 0 f M_specifications_ L!mlt 12 at sale price Oexron 11. Type F cov.... 100% /esled OFFICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION ground for t'niPring an accrP- diated records technology or a registered records administra · Uon program . Medicolegal communication , which inc ludes confidentiality and form preparation, Is also emphasized. This course provides good, strong, d !versified background for any mPdieal field and offers good pxper!Pnrr for med iced transcription. In order for a student to successfully complPte this pro gram, instructor Gail Smith stresses the Importance of pre· vious clerical training or c lerica l work experience which includes typing skills. This program begins Sept. 4. Classes are Monday through Thursday from 5 to 111 p.m. Classroom aetivlliPs, laboratory and field experiences are a part of the program. Some activities will be schedules during the ilavtime. Participants may apply for PELL grants . For more information. call 245-5334 Health Insurance business is defX•ndent upon the productivity and responsibi lity of office workers. Therefore, the program em· pha slzes accuracy, skills training and personal and job deve lopment After c\prical basics are masten~ d. the studPnt ha s an opportunity for furthPr instruetion in specialized areas s uch as pay roll , accounting, legal and computer s imulations. The program structure allows for individual ins truction for the beginning cleri ca l stud ent as well as for the oe~son who wants to improve ex is~ ng skills. This program begins Sept. 4. Classes are Monday through Thursday from 5 to 10 p.m. Tuition lor the nine-month program is $1,500. Financial assist · ance Is available for those who qualify. For more information. call 245-5334. RIO GllANDF - BuckcyP Hills Career Center is gL'rJring up for another bi g Yf'rlr in ~dult serv ices. It ran offl'r yo u the quallty edueatiun you want a! affordable fecs in a one yf'ar program . Last ypar. BHCC served an average of 644 people each month through a variety of on -campus and off-campus classes. There were 30 busines ses served last year Of!Ned will be . air conditionIng, indu strial maintenance, of· flee specialist. nurse aide, computpr classes, adult basic education, fire training, LPN, auto mechanics . medical sccre· tary, Ohio peace office r, nursP ald MRDD. boller operator. EMT. career counseling. For more information on these or other classes, call 245-5334 * SP£C1Al SUJIKR 8ARr.I.IN RIO GRANDE- Fall registration is now open for the Industrial Maintenance program at Buck· eye Hills Career Center, Adult Services division . Machine shop skills will be the course of study on Monday and Tuesday PVPn· lngs which ineludes welding, blueprint reading, layout work and work with engine lathe Flectricity will be taught on Wc•dnesday and Thur sday eventngs . Included in this section is language of electricity. parallel circuits, residential. commercial and Industrial wiring, trouble · shooting and much more. Thi s nine-month, GOO-hour class beg ins Sept. 4 and will meet from 6 to 10 p.m. Financial aid Is available for qaullfled persons . A high sc hool diploma or GED is not required for this program. For marl' Information, call 245-53:14. Who helps protect you from htgh medical costs? CAROLL SNOWDEN Corn8f of Third Ave. & Stata St. Gallipolis, Oh . Phone 446-4290 Home 446 -4618 Stale Farm Mulual Au iOITXII>rle lrlSulance CtKT1LJdrr; Horne 0/IM.;e BIOOffllll(JIOn IIIII!OI S 55 ALIVE MATURE DRIVING Sponsored by PEOPLES BANK 55 Alive Mature Driving is the most recognized nationwide driving course designed especially for the mature motorist. Produced by the American Association of Retired Persons (MRP). the course will update your driving skills for today's complex roadways and help you maintain your driving mobility for years to come. f. Completion of the 55 Alive Mature Driving course is recognized by many insurance companies as applicable toward a reduction in auto insurance premiums. Your own insurance company can tell you if you will be eligible for a discount. DR. ALICE GRICOSKI lr•gp in Philadelphia, Pa.. and ea1nC'd her medical degree at Washington Unvlerstt y in St. Loui s. Mo . She served as chief rrsident at the Univprsity of Cincinnati, drparmf'nl of surgery in 19R5·8" She join ed llo lzcr Clinic tn 1986 and was president of Gallia County Medl · c a l Society in 1989-90. She has also co-a utho red a tra ining hook for use by medic a l st udents and rrsidrnts In providing mon• C'fficlent man agement of eom mon s urgical problems . The course is being offered on the following dates: •August 26 and 27 -- 9:00a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at Peoples Bank of Point Pleasant. 2212 Jackson Avenue. Point Pleasant, WV • August 30 an 31 -- 9:00a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at Peoples Bank of New Haven, 5th Street, New Haven, WV You do not have to be a member of AARP or a customer of Peoples Bank in order to participate. The course is open to everyone 50 years of age and over. There is a $7.00 registration fee to cover the cost of materials . To register, please clip and mail the bottom half of this ad, along with your check or money order for $7.00 made payable to "AARP" to: Marilyn Martin Peoples Bank 2212 Jackson Avenue, Point Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675- 1121 ONE EVEN ING SHOW 7:30 ADMISSION 11.10 446-0923 MATINEE~ ~ATURDAV/~UNDAY "WEONE~DAY t€-~~~~L----------------------------------, Please enroll me in the 55 Alive/Mature Driving Course at : (please check one) 0 Point Pleasant or 0 New Haven I * rzy rt/JI!Cill(l rucr1011 ms1ae ..ou1 e~~gme moror M ooes mar~ Monday Monday /Wednesday Wednesday UNIVERSITY OF RIO GRANDE TIIANSMISSION FLUID Change Your Oil and Filter Often! WELLSTON HlGH SCHOOL FALL QUARTER BEGINS AUGUST 20TH TO PRE-REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 1-800-282-7201 EXT. 325 The purpose of the committee is to address the percetved needs of the young physician member of the OSMA. In this capacity, Gricoski becomes the represen tative ol all young physicians within the 9th di s trict ol the Ohio organization as they sf'rk to meet the medic a l challenges of the futur e. An a c ti\-'f' member of thP surg e ry depa rtment a t HolZPr Clinic and Holzer Medical ( 'p n trr, s hr rcceh..: ed hPr hachrlor' s drgrPf' from Ch('Stnul Hill Col offered BRINGS CLASSES TO OFF CAMPUS LOCATIONS American Economy Math Review Small Business Management . RIO GRANDE - The Gallla · Jackson-Vinton JVSD, Adult Ser vices division, encourages those in!Prested to register for the fall semester of the Office Specialist progra m. In this program, stu· dents will perform tasks utilizing a variety of office equipment such as calculators, typewriters, dictaphones and computers. In addition to the basics of typing, bookkePping and filing, students will become familiar with payroll procedurPs, letter composition. IBM microcompu ter s. Displaywrite, Lotus and Wr iting Assistant. We undPrstand the e fficient operation of courses YOUR UNfVERSITY - YOUR COLLEGE Computer Applications Marketing Communications Freshman Math Introduction to Business Composition I Angus Farm, Ardmore, Alabama, and Sarah Hill, Bidwell, own the winner. (Photo by American Angus 1\ssoclatlon.) Office specialist program scheduled Variety of i~ct!ti'():{'():{'():{* MEIGS COUNTY MEIGS HlGH SCHOOL CHAMPION SENIOR - Yearling Helfer at the 1990 Virginia Angus Breeders Show In Harrisonburg, Va., was Northcote Exclllni: Erica. Bobo GALLIPOLIS - Dr. Allee A Grlcoski. a surgeon a t Holzer Clinic, was recently appointed to the Young Physicians Commit· tee of the Ohio State Medical Association rOSMAI for 1990-91. OSMA President Dr. John A. Devany, In announcing the prestigious appointment, praised Grl· coskllor her dedicated serclve to OSMA I l• ·p.lltnw nt of Tra ns portation rODOT) signed the third and tJrLI I ( (.ntr:Jr t for the co ntruction of U. S. Route 35 by -pass in 1;,!1\J .i l · cunr~ · . according to Joe Leach, deputy director for l HH JT-. di qr w t 10. SuperWrite have also ilff•n added to this program . Included In the program are CPT Coding and ICD-9 Coding, which provide valuable back- Registration set Gricoski appointed to special OSMA committe .,\I l.ll'llLIS - Martm L. Miller, 26, Route 2, Bidwell, and I '• "" ·' l . T<t,·lor . 33 . Sta r t Route Cabin Creek, Kanawha, \\ \ ., . ''''II' both ]at led by the Gallia County Sheriff's [lt ·p.tr rmt ·nt Fri<'L..1y for dri v ing under thr influl'nel' I 1 RIO GRANDE - In the tough competition for jobs, specialized training Is a must lor todav's worker. The Medical SPcretarlal Program at Buckeye Hills Ca reer Center, Adult Services Div ision, is an advanced, nine-month program designed to provide training for the very specialized field. The program Includes inten sive training In medical office procedures, office machines, medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, records management, communication skills. business English, medical dictation and transcription, busines s math, advanced typing and computer operations. Shorthand and Root ... MIDDLEPORT - Mary Hlndy, an employee of Central Trust lor ~~ years, has retired as of Aug. 1. She began her employment with Central Trust (formerly Ci tizens Nat10nall on April 15, 1968 In the bookkeeping department. During the following 22 years, she has served In many capaCities within the department, especially In the area of compueriza tion of the bank. While employed with Central Trust, she attended Parkersburg Co mmunity College while taking several American In s titut e of Banking courses. Hindy has fivl' children and 11 grandchildren and resides In Midd iPporl Sunday Times-Sentinel Page A· 7 Medical Secretarial program slated citizens of these aggressive ifor · eign) nations until as long as Iraq remains threatened"' to be "totally unacceptable." Fitzwater said, "The president Is deeply troubled by the Indication that Iraqi authorities Intend to relocate these Individuals within Iraq against their will." "The president Is also deeply concerned a bout today's announcement by the government of Iraq that foreign nationals may not have access to adequate quantities of food," he said. " r; \ I.I.ll 'OLIS -- The• following people flied reports with the ( r.Li li.J CountY Slwriff's DPpartment Aug. 17: { ·ii rul Young. 9 Hickory Lane, Mason, W.Va. , contri buting .~ rw unr uly runaway: ll"'.ttl McCo rmick. Patriot Star Route, Gallipolis, Pomeroy-Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. ···· ----------~~------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hindv retired at Central Tru.'it Neport.~ August 19, 1990 ffiii!IU/)r•UII rt IISD ~lj!i COOl 1/lt engm!!' fiWS wl'lt' Y'JU snouiO c!IJ'JQt 11om rnt Od iiiO 111~ 1mtr 1r tusr t~'i' rnr~ momlls IJ! 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J-il.... 0 Mr. 0 Mrs. 0 Miss 0 Ms. CIIIIIQt 1'1.11 (Jfl lfl(f Mtr 01~11 • "THE PART'S RANGER" OVER BOO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU - CHECK YOUR LOCAL DIRECTORY OR YELLOW PAGES FOR THE STORE NEAREST YOU/ NAME:•---------------------------------------STmuiT:-------------------------------------- lcnY:------------------------------------ 1 I STATE: __________...IP: I I I I I I I I (Please make checks/money orders : payable to I "AARP".) ------------- I I I PHONE:--------------------- ~-·------------------~-------------------'· �Page-A-S-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio Point Pleasant W.Va. Along the River August 19, 1990 · Engineers beginning to study Magellan data to find fault PASADE NA , Calif I UP!) Engineers maintained solid c tact with NASA'sMa ellan r~;~ Saturday and sc;ambt!t t figure o~t what tempora 11 r Y threw the Venus radar mapper out of contact with Earth and Into a protective sta te of compu ter· Induced hibernation. With Magelian firmly locked on to distant Earth engineers a t the Jet Propulsion• Laboratory spent the day Saturday recording the co ntents of the probe's computer memorv 10 figure out J what knocked the spacecraft out of action Thursday . Mary Beth Murrill, a JPL ° Magellan went Into f od Th d sa em e 1 an~'t' ay as twas trymg to find st ock t 0 ~ 10 the tlcorrect guide t ar, dpatr toh a robu ned procedure o up a e eon- oar computer about the spacecraft's orientalion In space It Is po~slble that bright s unlight reflecting off Venus 's cloud tops confused Magellan or that tho 1 for some spacecra reason clocked onto t the wrong star. In any case, the probe did exactly what It was supposed to do In such 1 t ns ances: stop everything, aim Its solar panels broadside to the sun and await 1 nstructlons from Earth. Two forms of computer ordered "sa llng'' were built Into Magellan's software to protect the spacecraft In the event of problems beyond the electronic brain's ability to handle. In both cases, the probe ultl mately will begin slowly rotating about Its vertical axis to sweep the sky with a secondary an- after launch from the shuttle Atlantis, and engineers had just star ted testing the radar mapping system Thursday when cant ct wa 1 t a s os . Even so, preliminary analysts dat.~ from the first mapping pass Indicated Magellan was working as planned, taking what officials said we re spec tacu 1ar photograph s of venus •s su rt ace ?.' ~~;~!i I~v!~t~~~f:· ~~~ P~~~~ th~~;~~::be~le::~d Mon~ay. across Earth, allowing contact to be re-established. ar~n~e~~~u~~Jg~O. i~t~ 0°:t~~~ ar sys em 1s capable of Imaging surface leat II f b 1111 ures as sma as a oat a eld, 10 times better than any previous effort. Sclentlsts are hopeful such relatively sharp photos will help them learn why Venus ended up the 900-degree Inferno It Is today, the victim of a runaway " h " tl t green ouse e ec . During each radar -mapping orbit, Magellan points lts main antennaatVenustocollectradar data about Its surface. After each such mapp In g run, the spaceera ft 1s suppos edt oreor1en tItse If a ug po:; the ant;';,;::' "\Earth so ra ar a a, reco on ape, can be transmitted to JPL for 1 1 ana ys s. The spacecraft then turns the antenna away from Earth so • { 0Splt0 neWS Veterans Memorial . Admitted : Richard Hovatter , · Middleport; Debra WUlls, Syracuse; and Agnes Brown , Middleport. · Discharged: Leo Gilmore, Carol Mowery, and Emma . McClintock. spokeswoman, sa id project man - agers did not know how long the diagnostic trou bles hooting might take or what impac t the Interruption might have on pla ns to begin mapping the hidden surface of Venus around Aug. 30. ' 'They're reading out me mory still," Murrill sa id . "It's going to take a long time. They're In solid co ntact 1and 1 the spacecraft Is fine ." Contac t with Magellan was los t la te Th ursday after a problem of some sort prompted the cra ft' s eleetronic brain to put the probe into a "safe mode" that left It s lowly ro ta t in g in s pa ce in a passive search for inst ruc tions 3 DAYS ONLY SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY ENGLAND BLUE SLEEPER NOT SI099.9S SOFA - lOVESEAT PllSL!Y PliNY 10051 PillOW llO NOT Sl399.95 from Ea rth, 145 million miles away . Engin{_•ers rP-esta blished inter mit tent contact Friday afternoon a nd after s tud y ing diagnostic dat a from Magellan, commands wE'rP ra dioPd to the probe a t 7 p.m. PDT to stop it s rotation. The com ma nd s were received and Magellan fOllowed it s orders. "They radioed commands up to thr s parrrraftto tell it to s top its sP arrh for Earth and it radiOt?d back tha t it will stay i n con ta ct." Murrill sa id. "The project is now commencing to read out the memory of a ll the subsys tf'ms to reconstruct what triggered Magellan to go Into a sa h) posit ion fu begin with. " Onrt• !h(' problem is under · s tood. ''t he y ra n presumably fix th r prob!Pm or avoid whatever happened in I ill' future," Murrill sa id "ThPy'rp very confident they're goin g to be able to fix the sparPf'raff and co nduct the missio n But the work likely will take $ ONLY $44995 I lASSEn OAK & EBONY DRESSER - MIRROR, S DRAWER CHEST, NIGHT TABLE, FUll OR QUEEN HEADBOARD & FRAME NOT 11499.95 95 ONLY$ 1 ONlY TAUPE VEl VET WING CHAIR NOT $249.95 ONLY $14995 ENGLAND NAVY BLUE GENUINE LEATHER SOFA & CHAIR 2 ONlY DARK BROWN WING CHAIRS NOT 12499.95 'NOT '349.9S ONlY $169 9 95 5 ONLY $149995 1 ONLY ENGlAND Off WHITE OAK SECRETARY QUEEN SLEEPER CURIO TOP, CHEST BOTTOM NOT S699.95 lOOSE PILLOW BACK CONTEMPORARY NOT 11195.95 scvpral da ys or more, possibly ONLY $599 dP lay ing thc• s tart of Magellan's long -awaitl'd $551 million missio n to m ap th e surface of Venus with a high -tech radar system capabll' of "see ing" through the thick clouds that perpetually block the surface from view . Resuming operations with Ma · gella n is cruc.:lal to the spac(' I ONlY KINGSIZE MATTRESS & FOUNDATIONS ONlY $2 4 9 GREY & MAUVE LOOSE PillOW BACK $ 95 agency, which has suffered through a st orm of media and co ngrf'ssional cri tici sm 95 95 EMPIRE FURNITURE WILL CLOSE AT S P.M. FRIDAY, AUGUST 17th AND WILL NOT RE-OPEN UNTIL SUNDAY, AUG. 19 AT12NOON FOR THE BIGGEST SALE YET. SUNDAY 12 Noon Till 6 P.M. MONDAY 8 A.M. Till 9 P.M. TUESDAY 8 A.M. Till 9 P.M. 32 HOURS OF THE HOnEST DEALS OF THE SUMMER. NOSTALGIC DARK FINISH SOFA CHAIR BEDROOM SUITE BLACK/GREY FlORAL PRINT NOT S999.95 ONLY $449 95 DAESSU, CUJIIO, WING MIRROR, TAll DOOR CHEST 2 NIGHT TABLES, KING SIZE BED. NOT 13995.95 ONLY $249995 SOLID OAK VALET NOT 199.95 $6995 ONLY SOFA, BIG CHAIR & OTTOMAN BIU~ MAUVl IIIGI flORAL NOT lf499.9S $8 ONlY 9995 example , went into safe mode several times s hor~ y a ft er Its launch as e ngineers s lowly worked the bugs ou t of its ONLY SJ1999S I~i~; b" ~·"' OAK FINISH STORAGE WARDROBE NOT 1249.95 <_;AL.LI POLIS - These couples rPcently appliPd fur a marria ge in lhP Cal lia Coun ty Probate Cour t Wesley Mil!Tus BurnPtl, Routr ONLY $15995 RESTONIC AZTEC ORTHOTONIC 1 ONlY - KINGSIZE MATTRESS & BOXSPRINGS NOT 11799.95 ONLY $1499 9 ONLY $699 9s~ 1 ONlY Oll'i) SIZE ~1~99.9S(~9~499 9 5 1 ONLY TWIN SIZE 5 FREE DELIVERY & SET UP liMITED QUANTITIES All ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE OUTSTANDING TROOP LEADERS - TU.g ltome lrofllles lor lbeir prl scoqllrooJl" lollowlng Wedilesday evealnr'• ,oulll awardo at llle MeiK" Cnnly Fair were, oullltandlag j1UIIor troop, s CHEVAL MIRROR NOT 1199.95 ONLY $11995 OAK FINISH 30" WALl UNIT /DOORS NOT 1149.95 HEATERS ................. S39.9S UNERS .................... SI9.9S MATTRESSES ... From S44. 9 DRESSER, HUTCH TYPE MATCH WATERII(J)S NOT S999.9S ONLY $599 95 WATERBED TILL YOU CHECK OUR PRICES. MAPlE FINISH DRESSER HUTCH, MIRROR 5 DRAWER CHEST FUU OR QUEEN BOOKCASE HEADBOARD & FRAME NOT S698.9S $39995 ONLY CHIRO POISE MATTRESS &FOUNDATION KING OR QUEEN-YOUR CHOICE ONLY $39995 SET DARK PINE SINGLE DRESSER/MIRROR NOT ~~:~:s$18995 . NOT 1449.95 ONLY $24995 SOLID OAK HAll REE NOT 199.95 $6995 ONLY lASSEn-PINE DOOR DRESSER. MIRROR, 6 DRAWER CHEST on CHEST, 2 NIGHT TAILES, BIG POSTER lED, CANOPY FRAME -QUEEN SIZE NOT 13999.95 ONLY $249 95 NOT LAMPS BUY ONE Gn ONE FREE Colllll!i; otdslandlng cadet project, Heather Burch; oulstandlooc ""nior projecl, Mi•sy Neut:dlng. Second Row, left lo rlghl, outstanding brownie, Jlec~ CoDins; outstanding junior, Dianne Jones; outstanding cadet, Sherry Johnson; olristandiiiK senior, Laura Fryor. second flo..-er show staged at the Meigs County Fair. ~ On . the theme of "Wedding ,' ~ Anniversary Artistry ", the a r· ran~ments were outstanding ln design and beauty. Pat Hol!Pr who took best of show and Betty Dean wbo took reserve best of show In artistic arrangements repeated their wins in the seco nd show . Jo Hill, Long Bottom. captured llle r08elte In the nature art and industry competition with J""n Snowden , Rutland. taking the horticulture swet>pstakes. In the junior division, lhP rosettP winners were Lisa Stethem and Karyn Thompson. both of Pomeroy. Winners are listed here first. Sl'COnd and third, respectively . in the various classes of the show . i\rtlstlc arrancerMn&s "TwPntieth : China": Pat Hoit<•r. Melani<' Stethem, Pomeroy, and Janel Bolin, Rolland.· ' "''Wenty-fHth: Silver, lncludIng sliver foliage": ME-lanie Stethem, Pat Holter, Bt>tty Dean. "Seventh: Cooper, modern ine luding copper tubing": Pat Holter, Janet Bolin, Melanie Stethem. Fortieth: Ruby, featuring rro Pat Holter. Betty Dean. Al ice Thompson, Pomeroy. ''Thlrtll'th: Pearl. reminiscent of the sea": Jo Hill. Long Bottom. Stethem. and Peggy Crane. Middleport. ''Thirty -fifth : Coral. featurin g pinks": Melanie Stethem. Pat HoltN , and Betty Dean. "Sixth: Sugar Candy, ll,right colors": Lisa Stet he m . Jennifer Fox. Kathryn T. Mitchell. all of Pomeroy. ''Fourteenth: Gok:l Jew-Piry including' ': KarenL . Thompson . Laura Mitchell, and Jennifer Fox. all of Pomeroy . Bortlrullure Hybrill tea rose. white .J""n Snowdl'n , Pat Holter. se<'ond and third. Hybrid tea rose . yellow: .J oan Snowden, first and third: Pat · 'Mnller. sPCo nd . Hybrill tea rose. pink: Joan Snowden. Pat Holter, B<lly Dean. Hybrid tea rose. red: Joan Snowden. Pat Holter, second and third . Fu l l b lown ra sP Joan SnowdPn , firs t and second: Belly Dean, third. Gra ndiflora Joan Snowden. first and second : Pat HoltPr. thtrd . Floribunda : Joan Snowden first and s<•cond. and Pat Holter. thi rd . Mlniaturr rosr: .J oa n Snowden. a ll three places Da hlia s, d!'<'oratlvr : Addalou Lewis, Pomeroy, Belly Dr an. Doro thy Ka rr. Pomeroy . Da hlia , cact us Belly Dean . l '~. r' TOP BOY SCOUTS - Honored a1 lhe Meip County I'air's Youtb Awards Nlpl on Wednesday were, /\dam Thomas, outstandiJII cub seoul; Monty Hunler, oulstanding boy scouts: Bob Arms, Olllablldilll boy seoul lroop for Pomeroy Troop Z4l; Dale Thoene, outstanding cub scout pack for Pomeroy Paek :!49. Dorothy Karr. PaulinP Atk ins Ot her perennial .Joan Snowden, "Addalou Lewrs. and Belly 0<-an. Su nflower: Lisa Stethem , ftrst a nd third, Karyn Thompson, seco nd Other annua l LISa Steth<•m. Karyn Thompson. and Kathryn MitchelL WINNING .JUNIOR EXHffiiTORS- Pauline 1\lkins, left , and Janet BoOn, rlcht. ro-chairman ollhe Mel~ Counly Fair Oower shows, presen~d rosettes lo Lisa Stethem, pictured next lo Mrs. 1\lkills, and Karyn Thompson. Lisa took l>olh best of show in artistic d E>~ i~ and tht> junior bortlculture sweepstakes award, whik• Karen won tbe reserve awards in both caleKo ri t:'S. NOT 1249.95$ ONLY 11 9 95 WALLHUGGER RECLINER ONLY $249 95 .. TWIN POSTER BED SOLID OAK QUILT RACK JEWELRY CHEST . NOT $299.95$ ONLY 1 399 5 FlEXSTEEL -5 COLORS NOT 5399.95 . .... ... ' . . .. . . I DESK W/HUTCH TOP ONLY $8995 NOT 199.95 $6995 ONLY CHEIIY FINISH Naacy Y"""ham; outslandhll! brown!• troop and overall seoul lroop, Beth Theiss; best daisy, Terry Bo~~Ser; Connie Collins, best overall fair boolh. Second flower show hrJ4 during fair ' ; ;.;,· •POMERO-Y! ••:,~ roselti!S ~ : for outs.t andlng rrxblblls were ·~ ~ awarded by MaryElltnMIIIerol • r l,ucasvtlle, llt'Wedited judgr of t~oQlllo Assoclallon of Garden ,. WATERBED SUPPLIES BEST GIRL SCOUTS - Oalstandlng glriSI.-otds receiving awards at lhe youth awards ceremony al lhe MelK" County Fair on Wednesday evenlug were, froot row, left to right, oulstandiJII daisy, Becky Houser; outslandilll brownie fair project, Kim Sayre; outstanding junior lair project, Anita ' I ~ - ONLY $24995 ' . .. .- " ~ ~o\o ~·r,~ 9 BASSET SECTIONAL RECLINING END INNERSPRING SLEEPER Matching Storage Caffee, 2 Matthing End Tables NOT 12999.95 , ~ "' · WATERBED ' ~ $899 95 KING SIZE BOOKCASE HEADBOARD were Joyce Sau ters, dipper gourds , Lenora Leifheit. ornamental gourds; and Joyce Sau ters, penquin gourds_ Fred B. Smith won both blue ribbons In the melon division, a nd Roy Holter took both blues in the grape division. Taking tbe blue ribbon lor the best display of garden produce was Patricia Wolf, with Allee L Ritchie, Reedsville, winning the blue for freak vegetables In the category for largest specimens, with the rules requiring that the produce must be grown in Meigs County by the exhibitor. the blue ribbon winners were Patricia Wolf, largest potato; Christopher Dodson, pumpkin; Fred B. Smith, watermelon; Joyce Sau ters. apple; Lenora Leifheit. tomato: Pauline Atkins, cucumber; Sharon Card. longest cucumber: Lenora Leifheit. onion; Fred B. Sm ith. sweet potato; JoyceSauters, squash; Fred B. Smith. cantaloupe. a nd Joyce Sauters. the longest bean. • ~ > Clu~lngherjudglngoftbe Couples apply for licenses 5 Gallipolis and Rita Faye Mannon, Route 1 Gallipolis; Michae l L. Saum . Route 4 Galli · polls and RobinS . Carte r, Route 4 Gallipolis; William Ge ne Rhodes, Charles ton. W.Va . and Kimber ly Ann Davis , Charleston, W.Va : Brian Charles Smith, Crown Ci ty and Lora Elaine Klskls . Crow n City; Hugh Marcel McClure Ill , VIenna, Va. and Cynthia Ann Bennette, Vinton; Charles Ricky Lantz, Route ~ Gallipolis and VIrginia Ire ne Pyatt, McArthur, Ohio; Thomas Jay Smith. Route 1 Galllpolls a nd Helen Marie Vance, Vinton; Daniel Eric Beaver, Gallipolis and Rebecca Elaine Wooten, Route 2 Bidwell; Mark Anthony Bowen. Route 2 Vinton and Willa Christine Massie, Waterloo, Ohio; Bruz Gibson Jr ., Galllpolls and Velma Sue Bloomer, Point Pleasan t, Ohio; Donald Christopher Welc h, Route J Bidwell and Ruth Elaine Adkins, Route 2 Patriot; Jason Lee RapacUo, Gallipolis and Shannon Melissa Robbins, Galllpolls; Luzon Lee McQuaid , Galllpolls and Christl Ann Reynolds, GaiUpolls; Joseph David Smith, University of Rio Grande and Brenda Sue Ratliff, University of Rio Grande; Thomas Delwin Hodge, Route I Mt. Alto, W.Va . and Lori Lynn Holley, Route 3 Bidwell; and Ronnie Harold Hollis, Route I Glenwoo<l, W.Va. and Terl Lea Dennis, Route I Glenwood, W.Va. NOT '249.95 ~ '\0 NOT II999.95 ONLY $999 license & FRAME NOT 11499.9S ONLY SOFA-LOVESEAT CHAIR Debbie Rose, yellow tomatoes: Allee Thompson, pear red tomatoes; Mary K. Rose, cherry tomatoes: Mary K. Rose, birolor tomatoes: Fred B. Smith. green pole beans; Mary K. Rose. yard long pole beans; Robert Bailey, PIIIIM'I'oy, green pod bush beans; • Patricia Wolf, yellow pod bush beans. Fred B. Smith, lima beans; Lenora Leifheit, white onions, Mary K. Rose. yellow onions ; Jaunlta French, Middleport , red onions; Patrlica Wt'Jif.l'. 1101 peppers; Allee Thompson, sweep peppers; Lenora Lelfhzit, beets; Patrilca Wolf, carrots: Maxine Dyer, green cucumbers; Opal Dyer, pickle: Roy Holter. okra; Christopher Dodson. Pomeroy, field pumpkins; Thelma Giles. Pomeroy, cushaw; Christopher Dodson, zucchini; Jaunita French. summer squash: Peggy Crane. Middleport. patty pa n squash; AI ice Thompson. crooked neck squash. Winners In the gourd show BASSffi WASHED PINE CONTEMPORARY DOOR DRESSER, WING MIRROR, BIG DOOR CHEST, NIGHT TABlE, FUll or QUEEN HEADBOARD SOFA & CHAIR DRESSER -MIRROR -CHEST NIGHT TABlf-FUU or QUEEN HEADBOARD & compu ter control system POMEROY - Blue ribbon winners from the 282 entries in the hortlcu tture and farm crop; exhibited at the Meigs County Fair have been announced. In grains, the winners were Dale Kautz, Pomeory, yellow corn; Sharon Card, Racine, white sweet eorn; Thelma Giles, Pomeroy, yellow sweet com; Allee Thompson, red popcorn; Joyce Sauters, Pomeroy. Indian corn; Roy Holter, Pomeroy ,peck ;.r. wheat; Debbie Rose, Long Bot' ,,.. 16m; .ped&- 9prlng oatS<-"· · . Displaying tbe blue ribbon winners in potatoes were Allee Thompson, Pomeroy, cobblers; Robert Painter, Pomery , Kennebecs; and Mary K. Rose, Long Bottom, LaSodas. In sweet potatoes, Fred B. Smith, Pomeroy, and LPnora Leifheit, Pomeroy. captured the blue ribbons for tbelr exhibits. Winning blue ribbons in the vegetable display were Fred B. . :. , Smith, green cabba~; Dale Kautz, red cabbage; Darleen Hayes. Pomeroy, red tomatoes: ONLY $349 95 BASSETT GREY &BlACK Into hibernat ion ca n be reso l ved with no Impact to the mission . The Hu bble Space Telescope, for Horticulture, crop results announced by officials 8-GUN CABINET OAK ussm ou•n summer over the flawed Hubble Space Telesco pe and problems with the sh ull le program. But engineers are confident the problem that threw Magellan B NOT 1549.95 FRENCH PROVINCIAL t hi s jentittel Section August 19. 1990 optical sensors can look for programmed "guide stars" to . update Information about the probe' s orientation In space. H ~imts- ~~:~;s$44995 QUEEN SIZE AIR MAnRESS Choose Your Firmness Individual Controls ONLY $39995 EMPIRE FURN 142 SECOND GlLUPOUS, OliO 45631 (6141 ~46-1405 RE ~ :ro •'• NA'ftlRE, ART AND INDUifl'liY AWAIID - .J. IIIII If i.oiooc BeiiMD ••IM~al&lle.U.-e,art_.l8dufrJ~• doe Melp c...ly Fair Dewu ...w. ller medent • '1...,. •rur;et•l• • • • IItie daA ''SeYellll: C.pp1r" ad faa•ecl ......... palm leaves ... reel . . . . . .... eswer...,.. aet"el' I 'Pies. • t JII!STOFSHOW- Maryl!llleDMIIIer,jadceoflbesecond nower ollow at tile Melp County Fair pN~~enled Pat Holler, e..,.ler, wltb tile best of tdlow Ill ardltlr dellp nllelte. Mn Holler toot the top awllrd • bell fair n - ......_ llett.J Deu, also a aeeond time I'Gidte wl-r lilt weft, teol!M liesI of allow. r.r r:- HORTICULnJRE SWEEPSTAKES WINNER - Joan Snowden won tile llorde.lture IIWeepa&alles award at the Meigs Counly Fair will ller , _ spedmea exllllllta. Mn. Sllowden received sev~ lllae rlbboM and several .ed &1111 willie ribboM lor ber spHimen ....~r~es. �Page-B-2-Sunday Times-Sentinel August 19, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. August 19, 1990 -Engagements-- Pomeroy-Middl8p01t-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point PI nr •to W. Va. --Weddings Sunday Times-Sentinel-Page B-3 --Anniversary-- MR. and MRS. JOHN T. VANCO Vancos note golden anniversary fATHERI:-IE L VJBBERTS, KEVIN PAJ(SOI\S LINDA PHILLIPS, KYLE RUPE LIELA R . BLAKE, ,JEFFRE\' L. SACHS Blake-Sachs REEDS\'ILLE- Mrs. Hel len HoiiJnd . Alabama. is announ r 1ng thr r ngagemf'nl of hf'r dau ghter. Lt ela Renae Blake. to .Jdfrf') L\·nn Sac hs. Urbana . \-11 .;;" Blake is a graduatE' of Eas tnn Hi gh School and of L'r ba na Co llege. She is emplovcd a boo kkN'per at the Cham paign Co unty Sheriff's Office in ,1 ~;, Crban a. Sac h.<. . is t h(' so n of Virgin ia SJchs. L'rb ana. and L ynn Sac hs. Carona. Ca lif.l·lp is a graduate of 1\ewport Harbo1· Htgh School and is Pmp !O\'C' d by Sizf'mnrp Buildrrs in Urbani!. Thf' co uplf' wi ll hf' marri l'd Sf'p l R at lhl' PresbytPri an Chu rr h in U rba na Phillips-Rupe RUTLAf\D - Mr. and M rs. Willard L. Phillips , Kingston . Pa., announce the rngagemrnt and approach i ng marrlagr of thP ir daught er, Linda Phil lip s. to Kvlr Rupr . son of J anl' A . Rupc•. Hutland, and the late F'lovd J Rupe . Mi ss Phillips is a graduate of Wyoming Vallt•v Wrst High Sc hooL She is rmplovrd in the Hea\'V and Highway DJ\·isio n of G. E. Rav and B.C. Danis Indu stries. Rope is a grad uate of Meigs High Sc hool He is a union carpenter pres<' ntl v· em ployed bv G.E. Ra y .1nd B.C . Danis lndu stnrs. T he coup le will be unil ed in marriagr on Sa turda v in thr Dorranceton United Methodist (' hu rr h. Kingston . Pa. FINDLAY, Ohio - Mr. and Mrs . John T . Vanco of rural Findlay wlll celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary . Vanco and the fanner Hazel Insco, who moved to Findlay from Gallipolis In 1952, were united ln marriage by the Rev . Charles Ryan In St. Louis Catha· lloc Church In Gallipolis Aug. 26, Vibberrs-Parsons WOHTH INGTON, Oh10 - Mr and M rs. Dana F'. Vibberts of Worthington announce lhe en · gagrmen t or th eir daught er, Ca ther ine Lee Vibbert s. t o Kevin Parsons. son of Mr and Mrs . Jack Parson s of Vint on. Thr bride-e lec t IS a gradu ate of Worthington High Sc hool and rs l'rnpl oycd by Lazar u.s and 1\eigh bor."' Cafe. Parsons is a graduate of Ga lli a Academy High Schoo l and is an assistant man ager for th e So hto Oil Compa ny. The wedding willt akr placron Oct. 1.1. 1990 at Sai nt St ephen s F.p isco pal Church in Co lumbus. BRYAN and ANGELA (Elliott) BEAVEH Beaver-Elliott GALLIPOLIS - The Grace United M et hodist Church In Gal lipolis was the setting for the June 16 wedding or Angela EI Uott and Bryan Beaver. The double ring ce-remony was performed by lhl' Rev . Joseph L Hefner. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs . Robt'rr L. Woodward and Larry Elliot! of Gallipolis. The groom Is the son of Mrs. Micha el Dobbins of Ga llipolis and Ron Beaver of Springfield. Vocal selections were provided by Lynn Mega, aunl of th e bride, and Carrie Be th Miller. Organ accompanim en l wa s by Eleanor Trout. aun l of the bride. Jean Anne So franko registered the guf's l'> . The bride was escorted to the altar by her father. She chose a gown of white bridal satin with a scooped neckline. long illusi on sleeves, basque waist and full skirt. The bodice was overlayed with alencon lace and adorned with hand sewn seed pearls and lrrldescents. The bride carried a bouquet of white roses , pale ye llow carnations and pink ro· se buds accented by Engllsh lvy wl!h streamers oof pink , aqua mist and white lover ' knots. Matron of honor was Susan PhUIIps of Quantico, Va . Tanya Beaver, sister of the groom, served as bridesmaid . Junior bridesmaid was Kara Beaver. sister of the groom. Kimberly Woodward, sister of th e bride. served as flowerglrl The groom wore a white tuxedo wlth tails and a matching tie and CUf1lberbund. Daniel Day served as best man. Groomsmen wert? Brad Harris and Jay Dobbins. Robert Woodward Jr. , brother or the bride. served as the ringbearer. A reception Immediately fol· lowed the wedding In the church dining room. Hostesses were Jean Anne Sofranko, Marie Hall, Laura Hill and Sandra Roach. Grandparents of !he bride are Mr. and Mrs . Ralph Robinson , Mrs. Morris Elllotl and Mr. and Mrs. George Woodward. all of Gallipolls. Grandparents of the groom are E mmogene Mercer of Patriot, Mr. and Mrs . Clay Beaver and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Conley, all of Sprlnglleld. JODY SUE HUNT, JOSEPH RAY RIFE Hunt-Rife GALLIPOLIS- Jody Sue Hunt and Joseph Ray Rife announce their engagement and forthcom Ing marriage. The brld~elecl Is the daughter of Carl and Deborah Hunt of Galllpolls. She was a graduate of Kyger Creek H lgh School. The groom -elf'Ct ls the son of Merch and Glenda Rife of Che· 1940. shire. He was a graduate of Kyger Creek High School and Is currently a speclallsl E-4 In the Army stalloned In Fort Hood, Texas. A lonna! wedding ceremony will bt' held In late Decembt'r at the Cheshire Bapllst Church. Friends and family will bt' noll fled concerning specific date and !lme. • ·t rr;EASTLAND T Cnhcd ln fl'ftpun, Mot.ine, USA . FALMOUTH They are the parents of two sons , Charles of Findlay and the late John Jr. They have two step-grandchildren. Parents of the couple are the late Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Vanco of Gallipolis and the !ale Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Insco of Gallipolis. Mr. Vanco Is retired from Ohio Conveyors and Supply Co. Mrs. Vanco ls rellrd from RCA Corporations. Both are membt'rs of St. Michael's Catholic Churrh of Findlay . The Vancos, with their son and his family, plan to be In Gallipolis to attend the Vanco reunion and I heir anniversary. Family Planning It Makes- Sense.•• Confidential Services: Birth Control V.D. Sreening Cancer Screening Pregnancy Testing Sliding ,.. salt. No Dill milled services bec:ause of Mility to pay. MEN'S, WOMEN'S & CHILDREN PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO YARMOUTH MEN'S &WOMEN'S JUST IN TIME FOR "BACK TO SCHOOL" POMEROY: 236 E.Main St., 2nd Floor 992-5912 8:30 to 5:00 Monday-Friday Closed Thursday GAWPOUS: 414 Second Ave. 2nd Floor 446-01 fill 8:30 to 5:00 Monday-Fridoy 8:30 to 12 Saturday Closed Thursday ALSO: Jackson, Chesapeake, Athtns, Chilli<otht, logan & M<Arthur ·. SHERRY L. Wll-SOr-i, ROBERT D. GOHDOr-i Wilson-Gordon llO:O.:\ ,\ FRM_,K, WILLI.~M H 1'·\PEH ,\I!T .IR Frank-Capehart PO~I· : tmr - Mi .1111 1 ~~ ~ , AlfrPd F r.1nk . Ponu'rm . ,\rl' <.tnn ou ncl ng ltw l'ngagt·mPnt .1ncl appr n.Jrh tng rna r n cq..;1· of th1·ir dau ghH·r . Dunna Fr;wk. to \\'il lia:m H ( 'apdwn lr . son r•l \-1t and :Vtr " \\'llliam (' ; q)t • ht~t 1. Middleport Thr O!)('n ch ur('h wccld l nl! ~~t i l take pla rP St'pt 2 a t t hl' Fu l l GcispPI Lrgh1hou<.,P ('hur<" h .rr 2: 30 p.m . v.tth HP\' Thnm c~ " Kelly offi ciating t\ rpn •ptio n wlll fo l lov. at ttw Ci\·i r (' t-ntt· r . F ntPr1a in · nwn t will bC" prm·idP d b., . J li\·r h.Hld Miso.., F r;rnk is a gra dual!' of 1-: ;r.., tPnt Hi gh ~c h ou I and partici · p<t!Pd in thC' cusmptology pro· H u t l~rnd gr.im at Meig< Htgh Sc hool She ,li"r• atrcn rkd rhr Nat ional Edu (',trio n C!'ntf'r in Cr oss L anf's, II' \'a Ca pPhart 1'- l'mpiO\'f'd with WhJh'y\ Auto PJr ts in Darwin . GALLIPOLIS - Sh<'rry Lvnn Wtlson and Hobert Dean Go rdon arP announc in g their engagf'· mf'nt and approac hing mar· r i a gr. Miss Wilson 1s the daugh ter of Mr. and Mr s. Arnold Wilson of Rutland Cordon is the son of Mr. and ~ r" Bobhy Co rd on of Gal lipolis. Thrbride·rlrct is a gr<.~ duate of Meigs Hi gh Sc hoo l aml al lPnded th e U ni versi t ~· of Rio Grand f'. ShP is r mployrd as a personn el as sis t<:~nt at Woodland Centn". Inc of Gallipolis. Gordon Is a gradu J U· of Calli;1 o\cadcmv High Schoo l and rht• Un i\·rrs it y of Hio Crandr . HP is ('mpl oyrd a ~ a public rr lations specialiSt at Woodland C'rn tcr s. Inc. and a clinical associatr at Children 's Rrs idrnti al Trf'at · mrnt Program of Gallipolis : An outdoor wrdding will takP plaf' Au g. 2J at J p.m. at Wood la nd CrntPr s. ln r . A rrrr p· l ion will fo llow at !lw rPn!r r Frirnds i!ntl famil .v a rt• Wf'lroml· to a llt>nd Sanders-Johnson CR OW N CITY - Mr. and Mrs . Dale Sanders of Crown City are announcing the engagement of their daughtrr Frantlna Jea n Sa nder s to Kirk Anthony .John · so n. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson of Ga lllpolis. Sa nders attend s Hannan Trace High School and Is em polyed by the Lafay elte Garden Center Johnson l s a graduate of Gallla Academy High Sc hool and Is emplo yed by Graham's Farms and Green Township. The couple are planning the ce remony for June, 1991. LEE ,\\N WEU'II, :\!Mif DIANE THOMPSON Welch-Thompson CALLIPOL IS An nouncr mrnt is h rin~ madr of th r f'nga gcmrnt <.~nd approach in g mJ rTia gr of Lrr Ann Wrlrh of Cailipoli.-.. to Mar c Du a nP Thompson of Huntington. W.Va Shr i< tht · granddaughtrr of Anna Hinklf' of Huntin gto n and thp latr Wc!l trr!) HinklP . <1nd th P daughtl'r of Clenn I·: WP!rh ol Huntington J ncl thr l;JII' HoiJ('rlll .Iran Ir ving Hr is thf' .o,on ol C rrnlvn .J Ewr ll of Wa l nut. Ka nsa!-. and Ho\ Mau rirr Thomp.-.on II. of Collin .-. · v li lP. /\ Ia . Thr npc· n·c hurch FRANTJNA J . SANDERS, KIRK A. ,JOHNSON .,.~. ·r rtdm g wtll take place SPpl I al I. :mp.m . i n thr c haprl of Cr acr Unitf'fl Methodist Chu rch. t\ n •cPption will follow in tht• C' hur rh d ining room The bride-elect is a gradual<' of Huntington E a< t Hig h School and Ma rshall UnivNsit y Sc hool of .Journalism. She is doing gradu ate work th rough Libt'rt y Univer <ll y , Lynchbu rg, Va .. and is a news rPporter and editor for t hP Ga!Upolls Dai ly Trlbunp S ilt • i\ ;t mcmb Pr Df (;f'W C Co mmuni!\' I.eagut· of Callr;i Cou nt v. the Ga llipolis nu .-. in rss and r rofrssiona \ Womr n·s Club. and is a dirf>ctor on t hf' board s of llig Il rot he rs and flJ,~ Sis tr rs of Mrigs . .Jackson. M;t so n a nd Call ia C'o unti rsa ndof 1IH' (;;rllta Counr v Counc i l on Aging Sh1 • i s Noblf' Crane! of ( 'h:lril v R1•lu•k;1h Lodgr .1q in Hun ting ton. W \ ' a. 1\ m r mbr r of F' ir " t Bapti s t Church, shP is a dirrrror in rhr Av.:ana Yout h Prog ram Th omp:;;o n i'i <tn Emrrgf' ncy Mrdirol Tec hnician t..~ncl framing oflicf'r for Life Line Medical Tran .-. port SPn"irl' in Huntington . \\' .\ ' a. Hf' is a spPciJ list 111 thl ' Wf'<, l Vi rgi nia Army f\:a tiun<..l i Cua r d. illfiliatPd With thr SpPci al F'orcrs Un it of Kt' nova. W V a. Hr Is ;r mrmbrr of Fi rs t IJaptist Ch urch in Callipoli s and of th e Il unli ngt on Lodge IIA of the Indepe ndent Order of Odd F'el · lows and Chari l y Rebt'kah Lodge .19 . also i n Hunl lng ton. ---Wedding policy--- BHCC inservice day Aug. 8:24 KELLEY R. LEE. LARRY EDWARD KLEIN Lee-Klein POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lee, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their dadghler, Kelley Renae Lee, to Larry Edwa r d Klein, son of Mr. and Mr s. Law rence Kl ein, Pomeroy . The wedding wl II take place In Septem ber of ear ly October. The Su nday Times -Sentinel regards weddings of Gallla, Meigs and Mason counties as news and Is happy to publish wedding stories and photographs without charge. However, wedding news must meet general standards of time II· ness. The newspaper prefers to publish accounts of weddings as soon as possible after the event. To be published ln the Sunday edltlon, the wedding must have taken place wl!hln 60 days prior to the publication. Material for Along the River must berec!eved by the edl!orlal department by Thursday, 4 p.m ., prior to the date of publication. Photographs of either the brid e or the bride and groom may be published with wedding stories, If desired. Photographs may be either black and white or good quallty color, bl!Jtold size or larger. Poor quality photographs will not be accepted. Generally , snap· shots or Instant-developing pho· tos are not of acceptable quality . Questions may be directed to the edl!orlal department from I to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at !6141 446-2342 . RIO GRANDE- Once again it is tim e for school to begin , and Buckeye Hills Ca reer Center wll I open lis doors Aug . 27. The Instructors wlll hold an lnservice day Aug. 24. Students should plan to come prepared for a full day of school Harris-Smith RACINE -Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Harris , Racine, are announc· Ing the engagement and ap· proachlng marriage of their daughter, Jodie Lynn Harris, to Timothy Lee Smith, son of Dan Smith, Guysvllle, and Beverly Smith, Athens . An open church wedding will take place Aug. 27 at 6: 30p.m . at the Christ the King Unlverslly Parish ln Athens . JODIE L. HARRIS, TIMOTHY L. SMITH Cl asses begin at 3(1 a.m and end at 2: 32 p.m . New students should report to th e ca feter ia upon arrival to the Career Ce nter for an orientation session. Lunch will be aval !able at $1.25 per student. Free and reduced · price lunch ap pllcallons will bt' available to students during the first week or school. Each participating school dis· 'trlet will be providing students with transportation to and from the center. Openings are still available In many programs with prlorlllzed waiting lists In others. Training areas Include programs In agrl · cultural education, business and office education, home econom Ics realted occupations, market· lng education and trade and Industrial education. F'or addlllonal lnfonnallon, con tat your home school counse· lor or the center at 245-5334, exte nt! on 212. LARRY PAUL and SliER! LYNN (Saunders) Sayre Sayre-Saunders GALLIPOLIS - Sheri Lynn Sa unders and Larry Paul Sayre were united In marriage on June 23. at First Baptist Church In Ga!Upolls. with Rev. Alvis Pollard officiating. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RoyT. Saunders of Galllpolls. The groom ls the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A . Sayre of Point Pleasant , W.Va . Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white sa tin featuring a Queen Anne neckline. The fitted bodice was accented with lace, seed pearls, pea rl sprays and seqlns. The sleeves were also decorated with lace and pearl sprays. the chapel-length train was trimmed with lace and seed pearls and her headpiece was a flower wreath with a two-tier fingertip vel! She carried a bouquet of white satln roses, baby's breath , bridal lace, pearls, opalescent artemis leaves with lrrldescenl hanging blossoms , lace and white satin streamers. Her j ewelry Included an opal necklace, a gill of the groom. Maid of honor was Aprll Graham, and bridesmaid was Karen Saunders, sister of the bride. They wore tea-length sa lin dresses of aquamlst with lace overlay, sweetheart necklines and pulled sleeves with rutile accents. They carried silk bou· quets ol teal, aqua and white roses. Tb@ groom wore a dove gray tuxedo with teal cummerbund and tie. Hls boutonniere was tea l and aqua rosebuds with lrrldes· cent baby's breath. Best man was Tony Sayre, brother of the groom. He wore a dove gray tuxedo with silver cummerbund and lie. Hls bouton· nlere was a teal rosebud with Irrldescent baby 's breath. Ushers were Keith Saunders, brother of the brkle, and Ted Collins, cousin of the bride. Registering gues Is was Emily Wllllamson of Pulaski, Va. Music was provided by Randy and Sharon Shafer, cousins of the bride. A receptlon followed ln the fellowship hall of the church. The bride's table featured a thre~ llered white cake with pink roses, a tradlllonal bride and groom and a pink fountain. The anniversary ller was topped with a heart and pink wedding bells. Asslsllng at the reception were Susie Lanier, cousin of the bride, J ackle Graham and Marilyn Pyles. Wedding coordinator was Brenda Saunders, sister-In-Jaw of the bride. The bride Is a graduate of Gallla Academy High School and the University of Rio Grande. She Is an elementary teacher In the Mason County, W.Va., school system. The groom Ia a graduate of Point Pleasant High School aad Is employed by Ohio Valley Electric at the Kyaer Creek . Power Plant. The couple n!llldee In Galllpolll Ferry, W.Va. The Farmers Bank and Savings Company sa· lutes the many wonderful people who have put a lot of time and hard work in making the I 27th Annual Meigs County Fair such a great success. Your support toward this five day event shows our community spirit and warmth when so many people work toward the same goal. We salute the fair board, 4-H, food booth con· cessions and all of the many dedicated individuals who have given so much to make all of Meigs County proud!!! • .- Your Bank:Pt~... Farmers L ......._ 4W • 992·2136 221 lllST SICOND ~J, 1 0,110 Bank MEMBER FDIC ·, .- �Paga B-4-Sunday Tunes-Sentinel August 19, 1990 Weddings-- Senior Citizen Center weekly events scheduled ' I l f • . with noodles , mixed Italian vegetables, bread, jello wllh mixed fruit . Friday Shepherd pi e, whipped potatoes , broc co li, bread, Ice cream . Please make reservations by calltng 446-7000 before 9 a.m. the day you wi sh to attend. Thank you. GALLIPOLIS - Actlvllles and menus for the week of August 20, thru August 24, at the Senior Citizens Center 220 Jackson Pike wtll be as follows: Monday Short Subjects IArchology Proves the Bible), II a. m.: Chorus, 1 p.m. Tuesday STOP/ Physical Fitness, 10:30 a.m.: Video Matinee "Grease". 12:30 p.m. Wednesday Armchair Travel {North Carolina), II a.m.; Cards, 1-3 p.m. Thursday - Bible Study, IO: 45 a.m.; Herb Class, 1:30 p.m. Menus consist of: Monday - Tuna salad sandwich , buttered peas, sliced tomatoes & cucumbers, bun , pineapple slice. Tuesday - Beef liver wllh onions, buttered potatoes , glazed carrot s. brea d, oatmeal cookies. Wednesday Chill wllh crac kers, Y, boiled egg, tossed sa lad, cracker s, pears. · Thursday - Beef st roganoff • t i' ' Image Consulting Career of the 90's! August 19, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W, Va . --Weddings-- Michelle Michael attends Bureau's Youth School Blevins-Prather KIRKERSVILLE, Ohio Paula Faye Prather and David VIrgil Blevins announce their marriage of June 16 at the Klrkersvllle United Methodist Church. The bride is the daughter of .John and Polly Prather of Pataskala. The groom Is the son of James and Nancy Blevins of Rodney. Maid of honor was Vicki Sherer and bridesmaids were Amy Prather and Celesta Snyder, sisters of the bride, and Beth Blevins, sister of the groom. Flower girl was Carrie Parrish. Best man was Scott Blevins. brother of the groom, and groomsmen were Rich Blain, cousin of the groom, Tom Denhow and Bob Byrne . The ceremony was conducted by the Rev . Gary Hardy . Vocal Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- B-5 GALLIPOLIS - Michelle MI chael , president of the Ga llla County Farm Bureau Youth, was one of forty teens from 34 counties who at tended the Farm Bureau State Youth Sc hool July 22-27 at Otterbein College. The school provided advanced trainIng In leader ship , recreational skills and personal development. Special presentations were made by Richard W. Clark, assistant professor from Ohio State, Janice Dresbach, organizational director of the Ohio Farm Bureau, and Jim Gildea, director of specia l servi ces wi th Nationwide Insura nce. selections by Libby Curtis wilh plano accompaniment by Beth Burrier Included "Friends," "Love In Any Language," " Love Will Be Our Home" and "The Lord's Prayer." Guest book attendant was Aimee Rhodes . A buffet reception followed the ceremony. The bride Is a gradu te of Watkins Memorial High School and received a Bachelor of Arts Degree In French and Spanish In 1990 from Otterbein College. She Is currently employed by Ga hanna Jetferson Public Schools. The groom Is a graduat e of Ohio Valley Christian School and r eceived a Bachelor of Science Degree in life science In 1989 from Otterbein College. He Is currently a student at Ohio State University College of Medicine_ The couple resides In Worthington. The youth orga nized four Insu rance companies to experience factors that Influence car I nsura nce rates . The youth helped to set policy at the sc hool through participa tion In advisory council discu ssion and a Farm Bureau board of trustees , Michael was elected secretary of the council. Michael Is the daug hter of Kay Michael of Rio Grande and Is a student at Gailla Academy High School. Any youth Interested In more Information concerning the local Farm Bureau You th Progrm sho uld calll -800·333-1944 . .JEFHtJ-;V 1\NI> GU¥1,11. ROUSH WALBURN Walburn- Walsh REV. LAURA (Leach) and RONALD SHREFFLER MASON - Guyla Rae Roush and Jeffrey Allen Walburn were unit ed in marriage on June 16 at the Christian Breth ren Church In Mason. W.Va. Th e br ide IS the daught er of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Roush Sr., Ma son , W Va .. and the groom Is th e son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Walburn. Middleport Escorted to !he alta r by her far her and gi ve n In marriage by her parents, !he bri de wore a full -leng th while sat in gown feat uri ng long bishop slPcves wi th Inse t embroidery . The bodice featured pearl beading over lace embro id ery. The neckline was made with illusion of lace forming a sweetheart shape. The skirt in g was accented bv mat ching lace embroidery fl~w!ng to form a se mi-ca th edral train _ A fingertip veil fea tured sequined fl owers and pearis _ The bride carr ied a casca de bouquet of white and pink roses, Ivy, and pearls wi th streamers of pink and while sa tin ribbons. T he gr oom wore a gray tuxedo wit h gray liP and cu mmerbund . Cha rles Dom tga n, Tuppers Plains, offici ated the ceremony and mu sic was pe rfo rmed by Phyl!ts Hesso n, organist; and David Prentice. so loisl. The church was deco rat ed wllh baske ts of willie and pink mum s. ca nde labra. pink and while bows. and J fl ower cove r ed ar chway . Mal ron of honor was Judy Ri lrv. New Ha,·rn. W.Va . Brides· maiCi s wf'rf' Bet ly J('a n Roush . West Columb ia . W.Va.: Pamela Shreffler-Leach POMEROY - The Rev. Laura Ann Leach and Ronald Allen Sh reffle r wer e united In marria ge J une 30 at Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church In Dayton wi th Rc•v . Stephen H. Kimpel officiat in g. and Rev . Glor i a J. Con ner y, Methuen , M ass., as .sis ti ng . ThP bridP Is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Dwight Leac h, Kettering. The groom ts the so n of Uhla Sprefller, Akron , and the late Robert Shreffler. The br ide wore a formal gown of wh lte sa tin, with a fitted bodice of illusio n, alencon lace and seed pearls, fea turing a high neck and full . long sleeves. Her train fea tu red pleated ruffles, ac· cen ted by designs of al encon lace. Her veil was Illu sio n. at tac hed to a wrea th of lilies of the va l ley and seed pearls . She earrled a crescent bouquet of while sweetheart r oses. baby's brea th and Ivy, and her ggea t grandmoth er's handkerchief. Rose Metzger . Fo stori a. served as matron of honor. Brid esmaids were Susan Kelleher and Karla Humphreys, both of Dayton. and Terese Leach. Arnold. Mo. The allendant s wore tea-lengt h pale aqua dresses with sat in sk irts and bodices of la ce and sa tin . featurin~ scoop neck · li nes. basq ur wais tlines a nd t hree quarter lengt h sl eeves . They wore pearl necklaces. a gill from the bn de . The) carried ye llo~A· s weelhearl roses with ba by's breath and IV). and each wore a .vPI Iow ros.rbud in her /lair . Thf' groom and his attrndants wore morning sulls w ith bl ack eutaway jackets . s trlpPd trou sl'rs. gray vrs!s and gray and black st ri pPd ascots _The groom wore a sin glP wh ltP rosPbud. and th£• groom smen worP s ingle yel low rost'buds Paul Sh retrler. Sid ney , brother of the groom, was bes t man Groomsmen were Fra nklin Frazee and David Ha zlett, bo th of Akron. and Cra ig Leach. Batt l e Creek, Mich. The mother oft he bride wore a lea- length dress of hel io trop<' chiffon. The gr oom 's moth er wore a rose chilton. tea-lengt h dress wi th a lace bodi ce. Musicians fo r th e weddtng wore Thomas Pulsifer, orga nts l; Eloise Pulsifer, pianist : Rev. Mar k Winkler, trum peter: and Rochelle Paul and John DeLo ng, vocalists. Gary Nagy, Louise Michal'i and David L eac h read l h£' lesso ns, and commun ion assist · ants were J ulie and Sco tt Dillon. Rev_ Den nis Hartman. and Ro chelle Paul. Betha ny Pu ls ifer and Amy DeLong were acoly tes. and K atie Kellehe r regis tered the gues ts. Jaime and Bet hany Metzger an d Sara h and Megan Kelleher handed out birdseed . A reception followed th e wed · ding In th e c hurch parish hall. Ho stesses were Nancy DeLong. Vick i DeLong, Mar y Ann Sauer. Ann LaPri se a nd Caro l Harold son. Th ey res ide in Pomeroy . The brid e is a graduate of Kettering Fa ir mont East High Sc hool. She received her bache · lor of science degree in journal ts m from Bowlrng Gr een Sta te University and her ma ster of divinity degree fr om Trinil v Lutheran Seminar y. She is pas tor of St. Paul Lutheran Church In Pomeroy a nd St . John Lulh e ra n Church tn Pine Grove. The groom is a graduat e of Ak r on South High School. !he Univer sity of Akron. where 11e GALLIPOLIS - Prio r to the rect:>Jved hls bachPlor of sriPni'P firs t day of sc hoo l. OVCS will degree in chemist r y . and Trinit y have an ope n on Tuesday. Aug. 21 Lu thera n Sem inary. wherP Jw at 7 p.m . St udents. par ents and recelvrd his mas tP r of divin it .v friends are !nvHed to allend and degr ee. vis it with teac hers and view the facll lli es. Refreshments will be served by the Booster Club. Ohio Valley Christian School wi ll begin classes for !Is 14th year on Aug. 22. Kindergarten stu · dent s are to report to r oom 200 upon arriv in g t o sc hool at 8::10 a.m . To register. a parent or gaur - A child mu st be five years old on or before Sept. 30, 1990 to be eligible to attend kindergarten for the 1990-91 school year. By law. chlldren now must attend kindergarten before entering the first grade. A child must attend school If he or she Is six years old on or before Sept. 30. Registration will take place at the school In which the child will be attending kindergarten. dian must bring the ch ild' birth cer tlflca le and record of !mmunl zal!on. Each child Is req uired by sta te law to have four d!ptherl a, woop! ng cough and tetanus vacc!nal!ons 1OPT' s! : three polio vacc inations; and one m easles. mumps and rubella vacc ination i MMR) . It Is al so reco mmended that each child have a tuberculin skin test before entering kinder garten. The tes t must have been given after Jan . I , 1990 to be accepted. Children m ay obtain th ese Immunizations from their famil y doctor or free of charge from the Gain a County Hea lth Depart · ment, which Is located In the basement of the courthouse. Immunizations are given on Tuesdays and Fridays from 8 to 11 :30 a.m. and from Ito 3 p.m. St udents In grades 1-12 ar e to report to the audllortum at 8:30 a.m The f irst day of sc hoo l will las t al l day until 3:15 p.m. Day care will be ava ilable after Marine deployed CAMP LeJEUNE, N.C. Marine Lance Cc pL Jay F . Graves. w ho se wife, Amy. Is the daugh ter of Becky Dyke of Frankfort. Ohio. recently d eparted on deployment to Okinawa , Japan, wile serving with Fi rs t Battalion, Sixth Marine Regiment, Second Marine Dlv - RENTAlS/CENTER PIECES/CANDIES IMI'AIIONS/NAI'IIINS/CiaTOM HEAD I'IQS/CAIII Till'S POTPO..II/VICTOIIAN AND COUNTRY CHISTMAS TRHS/OINAM£NTS & GIFTS I I I I Pal's Posie Patch 1I I 1 I I COMPUTE WEDDING fLOWERS, SilK OR DRIED 20% Off Wtdding inwitation with this Ad. PAT PAISOHS 311-93 I I 1462 SAilOI RD. VlfTON, OliO 45616 Optn Dally 10 ~~ '" 1 CIM!oa &- 'I GALLIPOLIS - Scenic Hills Nursing Center Is sponsoring a Pet Show Aug. 22 at 7 p.m. The show Is open to any pet anlll'lal, and prizes will be awarded. RegiStration Is free. so roses . A reception was held foll ow ing thP ceremony i n the church fellowship haiL A seven-ti er fo untai n ca ke, decora ted with pink rOS<'S. was served Receptio n has tesses were Cora I Walker. Eve ly n VanMeter, D Ia na Dom lga n. J ane Hazelton, Dee Ann VanMe ter , and Mar y Pallon . The couple will reside at Th ird Street in Maso n, W.V a. Th e bride is a gradual<' of Wahama H! ~ h School and Is employrtf at !he Philip Sporn Plant in New Have n. W Va The groom Is a graduate of Meigs Hi gh Sr hool and Is em plovcd at AmPri ean Alloy 's in Nrw HavPn. asstgnment date set "Become a Beaut'iControl Image Consultant and change lives--starting with your own!" GALLIPOL IS - John H. El l!ngton, principal , announces th e following dat es for locker assignments at Gall!a Academy High School Do you wanr flexible hours and unlimiled inoome potential? Help yourself while you help otheB, by offering: Mond ay, A ug. 20 - seniors; Tuesday, Aug. 21 - juniors: Wednesday, Aug. 22 - sopho mores; Thursday, Aug. 23 fres hmen. Scientifically -Advanced Skin Core FREE Color Alllliysi.s Color-Coded & Clinically Pure Makeup Computer-Assisted Image Analysis • Color-Coded Fashions & Accessories Manicllf< Clinics Dress For Success Workshops Se nior s will be assigned one student per locker. Underclass- · men will be assigned two stu dents per locker. Ther e Is a 25 cent re ntal fee charged per stud ent. Lockers will be Issued on I he assigned days between 8:30 a. m. and 2:30p.m . Seven th and eighth graders will be Iss ued lockers during home room on the first day of sc hoo l on Aug. 28. 1 895 / e:•a! Complere, professional training 1'14.95 / Robbl Hood 367-0108 Debbie Johnson 367·7465 BeaufiConfro/. CosmefiLs August 19th "1940" Years Later lack "Beep", Bill, John "Sam" E.~rivaun Matthews '· .......... A PailJastic SanL's· V. theo.tglnlil Fam1ty HaJrcuners ® 446-SAMS MON. & FRI. 9 TO 9 P.M. ' Weeks -Schmidlin LINDA RUTH (Schm!dilnl WEEKS HAWLEY, Pa. - Linda Ruth Schmidlin, daughter of Marjorie B. Schmidlin and the late Albert J . Schmidlin of Lakeville, Pa .. became the bride of John Tho· mas Weeks, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks of Pomeroy on May 26. The Rev . Gary Froseth officiated at the ceremony In St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church In Hawley, Pa . Given In marria ge by her brother , the brid e wore a formal length gown of Imported while satin featuring a fitted princ ess bodice and V neckline with venice lace motifs and lrr!des· cent sequins and pearls . Her ballgown sleeves were similarly enhanced featuring pearl tendrils. Her skirting featured a lace motif cameo ending In deep scallops at the hemline. Double layers of Imported bridal Illusion veiling fell from a pouff attached to a headband of pearl loops and organza roses. She carried a bouquet of daisies, while roses and other spring flower s enhanced by baby's breath and greens. Annette Schmidlin, Ga lthers· burg . Md., was maid of honor for her sister. She wore a formal length gown of royal blue salln jacquard featuring a basque bodice and shirred sleeves. She carried a bouquet of daisies, pink roses and assorted spring flow ers enhanced by baby' s breath and greens . Bridesmaids were Jeanne And · erson of Anderson, N.J.: Alice Novitsky of Was!ngton. D.C.: Mary Beth Weeks of Columbus: and Chr istine Bor n of Alexan · dr!a. Va. Thomas Young of Gallipolis wa s best man. Ushers were Andrew Littlejohn, Los Angeles. Ca lli.; and Terrence lvesofYoe. Pa. A reception Immediately fol lowed at Capri Resta urant . Lakeville . The bridegroom' s parent s hosted a rehersal dinner at the Fa lis Port Inn, Hawley The bride Is a graduate of Wall enpaupa ck Area Hi gh School and King 's College. She Is the media director for the Nei m an Group, an adeverUs !ng agency based In Harrisburg, Pa . Weeks Is a graduate of Ga l !Ia Academy High School an Ohio University. He Is an account executive for the Harrisburg Patriot-News. WE •Ll COME TO Y04M HOllE TO MEASURE & 1N1TAll lift Take advantage of this SPECTACULAR offer, and loae 15 to 30 IAZMR HOlliE FAMCM PUAatAil. SEE STORE FOR DETAUI pound1 In 30 dayot to Japan •SAFE FU -<:· .ct, / II liEf • -----~~:~ OHIO RIVER PLAZA BETWEEN HILLS & BIG BEAR GALUPOLIS, OHIO fJ\C>l ~ SAT. 9 TO 6 P.M. SUNDAY 12 TO S P.M. H)fpt;o.()E"'flrOWI'I[D YV OP£RAfEO • f•mati>C s-t .,_,,,,IDIIAI lAC 191!9 --J iiEl •• INTRODUCING SOMETHING NEW.· •••••• FULLY RECLINING SOFAS I BURNING SYSTEM •NO HUNGER *NO REQUIRED !stan, Ca mp LeJeu ne, N .C. During the six -month dep loy m ent, Graves will participate In var i ous military exerc ises In Korea , Republic of the Phillippines and Malay sia In support of the Unit Development Program. A 1988 graduate of Adena High Sc hool In Frankfort, he joined the Marine Corps In August 1988. Road to Relaxation. SUPPLEMENT •NO SHOTS OR DRUGS •NO EXPENSIVE IEDICUFEES •NO K£10SES Your chotce for comfort and style' Obv tous by the 11 ered -back sty ling of the fully recltning loveseat, recltner and sof a wtth fully reclintng ends. SHOWN: 1533/1833 MATC HING RECLINER 30039 2 ARM SOFA WITH 2 RECLINERS bring your fav orite pel out to Scenic Hills for an evenlngoffun. For more Information, contact Mike Crites, activity director or Bill Taylor, admlnstrator, at 446-7150. . ;E:!.l, 30029 2 ARM LOVE SEAT WITH 2 RECLINERS IF YOU AB£ 15 POIJNDS oa MOIII! OVERWEIGKT. ~0 IN 11111 COUPON AND BECEIV!: -- - - . ,88ANYBIZI Let HASKINS.TANNER belp you make II thoae opeclol mometlto. You wDI have over 190 styles of tuxedo• 1o chooae from. We bave a larse ~~election of the laleol otyleo ood compllmenlar)< acceoaorlel to make tbiA your opodN nJcllt. 995 PIICIS n AU Al I $2 1 I I I I I There's no nccd to pay ,'. ~•.rJ'ii;,----$10 or more for a great kids cu t ,':~ '.R9Jil AI Fantastic Sdrn's. your kids wtll gel,' -~ c• ...._ an expertcut. including a shampoo. ,_ _ "" . conditiontng nnse and co mplete siylc T]i.;,~~.t-.'~"1 everythmg you expect from an expen- /.- ~ Pfiir~'I!.'J. sive salon. except the pnce / ...':;::--, You don't need an appo intment. / :::::::_,:.:, we'rrwa itin g for you now f ·~ . • pm\llded! CaU or write for infonnation: W.Va . school thf> first day. Th e growth and development of the sc hool has been remar kable. Dr. Williams. sc hoo l ad mln· lsiJ'a tor said. The sc hool has grown from housing grades kindergarten through six th with 50 stud ents to gra des K -12 with 190 students. The outw ard growt h has facilitated the development of a complete educallonal program. The school hases ta bllshed a reputallon for qua lil y academ lcs with a co !l!ege empha sis. Seve nty percent of I he graduates have gone on 1o co li ege. The graduates ha ve exce lled at both Chri stian co lleges and public universiti es. , __ ,'4/);;:_-- MOMENTS TO REMEMBER! I I L---------------------~--------J ( Walburn. Middleport; and Gayle Roush, Rodney . All wore lea length dresses of pink lace over silk. Eaeh earrled a bouquet of pink and white silk miniature rose buds. John P Riley, New Haven, w_Va . . served as best man. Groomsmen were Vernon Roush .J r, Rodney : Thomas Roush. West Co lumbia, W.Va .; and Greg Walburn, Gallipolis . They wore gray tuxedos with pink ties and cummerbunds . Registering gues ts was Jacqueline Walburn. Gallipolis The rin g bea rer was Matthew Rous h. Rodney, nephew of the bride. The flow er girl was Katie Rou sh, niece of th e brid e. Wes t Coium bia, W.Va . Sa lly Roush and Moll y Roush, both nieces of the brid e. distrlbu led programs and ri ct' Pet show set at Scenic HiU.s ,------ ------------------------., 1 • Open house scheduled at Christian school Green, Clay, Rio Grande enrollments undeway GALLI PO LI S - Pa rents who are livi ng In the Green. Clay or Rio Grande atte ndance area and have eleme ntar y age children not curren tly regis tered at the appropriate school are urged to enroll them as soon as possible. 11 ts important that children be registered soon In order to plan for classes and to provide materials for all students. Parents should register their children at the appropriate sc hool between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m . School numbers are 446-3236 rGreenl, 256-1938 !Clay) and 245 -53 33 1Rio Grande! . Locker 60%01' BEI.EClEI) mus Of am TMUII milA _-___ ___ _tn_,._AOo ____ ,......,. Mi COVEMGil NX O...tlam' , .... ... .... lncludll rnMC::tq ...... 0pon Manolay IH 8 P.M. I ra llli MON. THIU SAT. 9 TO 5 LA 3 .ES OUT BULAVUE lOAD GAWPOUS, OHIO 446·0322 �August 19, 1990 Page- B-6- Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. August 19. 1990 Home added VP•• . . Masterworks • Chorale set for practice to tour C HAMPIO N FEMALE ,J E RSEYS - Chuc k f'arkPr won grand c hampion femalr j f' r Sf"y and ·lill Taylor won r eserv£• cha mpion in F riday's Meigs County ,Junior F'alr Da ir) Show. With the cha mpions a n • Fa ir Queen Mira nda Nlchol, on, lefl , a nd Da iry Princess Ruby Burke , right. DI\IRY SHOWMANSII IP - Gra nd Cha mpi on Da iry Showma n Jill Taylor, left . and rrst·rv•· c hampion Bre nt Rose, middle, had lhf' !toiho wm a n· ship talents that It took to Da\1' Mi lb during I he Meigs County .Junio r F a ir Da iry Showman ship Competition held F'rld ay . With th r t·ha mpions is Dairy Princess Ruby Burke. GALLIPOLIS- Open from 1 to o p.m . o n the A Tour, Sept. 15 and 1b of the Bicentennia l Tour of Ills to r ic Homes will be the Betz Home located a t 76 Cedar St. The home was buill by He nry Gilm a n In the ea rly 1850s for Willia m S. Ke r r . Gilman was an ea rly a nd pro lific a rchitect In Gal li polis. Kerr paid $!75 1n 1852 , when he boug ht the lot from Hi ra m F'lsher, who was a membe r of lhe party th a t welcomed the Ma rquis de La fayet te when he lllslled Ga llipolis. About 1890 Ke rr sold the hou se to llura ce Reed Bradbury. a prom ine nt attorney and Clerk of Co urt s fr om 1881·84. T he home rem a ined In the Bra dbury fa mil y uolil h is da ugh ter a nd h is gr and· daughter, Anne Brad bur y move d out in 1941. Ove r the ne xt 35 yea rs the house was sold sever a l times . rna de inl o apartm Pnts and for .... orn e t im e used by the Holzer i'ounda tion as ren tal p rope rt y lo r doc tors a nd s ta ff . T im a nd .ian Be tz boug ht the house In 1978 and bega n their res tora tion. '·' hic h inc luded refin ishing fl oors RIO G RA NDE - The De par · men t of Music at the Universit y of Rio Grande Is Invit ing a ll Inte rested singers to pa rtic ipa te In the Rio Gra nde Master wo r ks C h ora l e 1 n o aud it ions necessar y) . BUILT IN EARLY 1850s - Plelured Is the home of Tim and Jan Belz one olthe many homes fe ature d on theSe pll5 and !&Tour 1\ of the Bicentennial Tour of His toric Homes. The hom e will be open both da y s from I lo 6 p.m . and woodw or k and ent:l osi ng a porc h. They have also add ed a fa mil y roo m to the kitchen area. The br ick home is lt a li a na lr sty le, featuring long nar row windo ws . The or ig inal out s l d ~ bric k can be see n as the inne r wa ll of the kit c he n As par t of their restora ti on, !lw Betz' havp had the brick clea ned and treat e d ror preser vation . Many decora tive fea tures a nd furnish ings have bePn r PsruPd fr om old churches a nd reside n· ees in the area a nd prese r ved i n the Be tz' home. T he s huller s o n the fron t fa cad e ca me fr om a n o ld chu rc h on the George Woodwa rd p ropert y, but the Inside shu tt Prs a re ori ginal to the house. The bicente nn ia l tours a re sc he du led for Sept. 15, Hi, 22 a nd 23 with a $2 d iscoun t un tic kets purc ha sl'd before Aug . 24. Tours A, B. and C. from I to 6 p. m .. a re $10 pe r person and tour D , from 10 a. m . to 6 p.m .. is $15 per person whic h incl udes <J box l unch at the si te of thP Ad amsv ill e Bob E va ns Fa rm . Fo r mo r e i nforma lion rai l -141i ·GA UL o r 141i·S IT E Chamber announces new executtve secretary • GAL LIPO LI S - P au la Jean T11acke r, a na tive of Gallia Count y , has bee n na med Execu · tire Secre tary for the Gal li pol is Mea Cham ber of Co mmerce , arcor·di ng to Tom Wise man . pres id e nt . A gra duate of Ga llia Aca dr my Htgh Sc hool. T ha cke r grad ua ted from Aust in Peay State Un ive r · "i !y , C lark svil le, Tenn., wher e she e a rn ed h er Assoc iate of Scir nce CHAMPI O:\' FEM ALE HOLSTEINS - ,JI•rry Smitfl ,sl•t•o nd from right, won grand (' hampion fema le hols te in a nd Chuck Parker, second from le ft . won r est•r vt• <' hampion in Friday's " elgs County Junior F a ir Da iry S how . Shown with th e ('hampi ons a re F air Queen Miranda Nicholson, left. a nd Dairy Prin cess Ruby Burke , right. HER BROTHER 'S HE IFER - Seven· yea r·old .~!son Rose of Ch ester poses with her brother's he ife r be· lore lh e Me igs Conly Junior F a ir Dairy S how on F r iday . Br ing a covered dish sen ice yt•a r·old l::zra Th oba brn ha d th~· g ra nd l' ha mpion goat at this ) 't•a r ' s " e igs County P HILAO " LP HIA i UP ii - J::n mem bered Pea r l B ai ley as a ti r Piess perform er who tra n s· cend£"d rar ial banier s whi l(' s in gi ng a nd da ncing ht•r "'ay to s ta rdom In a ca reer tha t s pa nne d The Paper Doll Dress Shoppe 701 2ND AVE. THIS WEEK'S Ba iley , bes l kn own for !hP sassy jaz z a nd blues vocals she be lte d ou t o n st a ge. screen a n d tP IPvis ion. d iPd F r ida~' Back-To-School of und e- a fter losi ng co nsc iousnes s In her ho te l room . She was 72. Ba iley. who had a long his to ry of hear t trouble, was r ushed to T hom as .Je fferson Un iver sity Hosp ita l. whr rP shP wa s pr onoun ced dead a t 6: 12 p.m . A hos p ita l spoke swoman sa id a uto· psy r es ul ts would no t be known r aus(•s "SPECIAL" LONG SLEEVE, STRIPED, MOCK I-NECK wlcrest IN 5 COLORS for sevpra I d ay s. " I lost the best frie nd I eve r had a fter 38, almost 39 yea rs, " said Bailey 's hu s ba nd , dr ummer Louis Bellson J r. " S he was the m os t honest a nd caring person I ever mel In my li fe ." Be llson said Bailey was siltin g In a cha ir In her roo m at the Ho liday In n F'rlday evening as they pre pa red to leav e for New York a nd then go hom e to La ke Havas u City, Ariz . " She s tarted r ubbing her ha nds first . And the n It was alm os t li ke she was hyper ve ntl · Jatlng ," Bellson said . ' GALLIPOLIS, OH. 446-0966 s"ven drr ades termi ned Sc ie nce rn 1988 a nd her Bac he lor of Sc ie nce in Pu blic Ma nagemen t In 1990. She a nd he r hus ba nd , Greg, wit h the ir daug ht er Stacy , age 14, a nd son Na t ha n. a ge 7 ret urned to Ga iUpolis in J une a fter li ving in Cl a r ks ville for th e pa s t sev en vea r s. .Jl ST IN TIME FOR While In Clarksville , Thacker grow and prosper, mak e hPr idea ll y s ui led fo r the pcsi tiun. w.. ar e ronun ate t o have her on our tea m, as we all w ork together P AUL.\ THACKE R onrl a nticipa te a b rig ht fu tu re for the C: al li po lis Area Ch amber of Co mmer ce . " Wi.r;, ema n. 0 L L E C T 0 BUY 1 $1600 ea. Buy 3 $ Buy 2 $1400 ea. 1200 ea. 01 MOlE (WHI LE THEY LAST) JEANS FOR SCHOOL Chan, Jordache, Bugle Boy, Zena, Nuovo, London lAY-AWAY NOW WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. lots of FlEE Parking Re hear sa ls will be he ld Mo n· da y nig ht s from 7 to 9 p.m . in r oo m 115 of the fi ne a nd Perform ing Art s Center beginning Sept. 10 . T he perfo rm a nce is sc hed uled for Dec . 11 a t 8 p .m . Scores will be avai lable a t the firs t two re hear sa ls . After t ha t , they w ill be ava ila ble In the books tore. F'or more infor m a · lion. ca ll 245·5353 , ex te nsio n 405. T HURM AN- Ma r y Chr istine J ohnston of Route I. Thurma n, has bee n accepted for admiss ion to Alderson -Broa ddu s College for the falll990 semes ter Her pa re nt s are Mr . and Mr s . Ja mes Ska ggs of Thurm an . she is a 1983 gra du a te of Ga llla Aca d e m y Hi gh Sc hoo l i n Gal lipolis. .Johns ton a tte nded Rio Gra nd e College for one year She atte nds Rio Gra nde Un it ed Met hodi st Chu r ch a nd pla ns to ma jor in e le me n tary Ed uat lon Thacker ca n be rea c hed a t the Cham ber off ice by ca lling 4460596 . FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE Sylvania Magna vox GE Emerson Shintom Multi Tech Scott Funai Symphonic Golds tar Somsung Soundesign Zenith KTV Phil co RCA WE REPAIR ALL MAKES Legion Auxiliary meeting slated E W1 NGTON - Amer ican Le glon Au xiliar y 161 meets Mon · day, I p.m . a t the leg ion ha ll a t E wl ngton. N REC EIVES SPECIAL LETTER - Dus tin J ohnson, a fourth gra der at Ha nnan Tr ace El ementa r y, r ecently m aile d P resid ent George Bush a birthday eard and In returned recei~e d 11 pidure a nd letter from P resid ent a nd Mrs. Bu sh eon gr a luiatlng h im on hl• ninth birthday . li e sent President Bus h a birthday car d alter learning they both cele br a te their birthd ays on June 12. Jo hnson is the son of Le e a nd Sandy Johnson. (Times·Se ndne l photo by Krl' Coc hran) co m m en te d BACK TO SCHOOL C or her ori entat i on to m usi c. HoME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 391 Wm MAIN STffi 992-3524 POMEROY, OHIO • Antlniw Barller, AT 8 yeart experience as Radiologic Technologlsl tabit• MEIGS COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY CALL BEY 742-2170 Ezra·~ terta i ners. fan s and fri ends re- GPnrra l Austi n Peay Sta!e Un iversi! _ v. Take a close look at Radiologic careers with the Southern Ohio Medical Center. ADOPT A PET (;Q;\ '1' CHAMP IO N - Tr n· Pearl Batley dead at 72 in completed her rd ucation. a nd a t the same ti me wa s t?mp loyf'd b~ first as a secret ar y to the foo tba ll office. a nd for the pas t fo ur and a ha lf yea r s. as sec retary to thr Dea n of the Co llege of Edu ca ti o n B{'{orl' moving to T ennl'SSPe, '> he was the purchasin g secre ta ry a t Holzer Med ica l Cen ter fo r three yea rs. from 191«l to 198.1. "Pa u la br ings to the Cham ber exc (' Jien t or ga niza tiona l and ad· m in istra tive sktll s . deve loped du n ng he r ye a rs a t Aust in Pe ay Hr r positi ve at lit udf' an d uhv io us e nthu sia s m , not only for her job bu t for Ga llia Coun ty and her des ir P to see ou r tot a I comm unit ~­ Th is fa ll , the Chora le wi ll be performing J.S. Ba ch 's "Ma gnlf· !cat." Co mposed during Bach' s first year a t Lelzing In 1723, II Includes four pieces Inte nde d for use only at Chlrstrnas time. The work Is scored for flve· pa rt c horus, solos a nd o rc hes tra and will be s ung In Its ori gina l la nguages of La tin a nd Germ an . T he Masterworks Chorale Is a n oratori o c hor us which spec ia l· lzes In the m aste rworks of m usic ll!er a ture. Director Dav id fa ber em phasized that the term " ma ster work " does not Imply tha t Is beyond the capa bili ties of most a m a te u r singers bu t Is a c horal work of ex tended length whi ch was written bv a com poser who is co nsidered to be ·' classic' · in his Woman to attend Alderson Braddus WITH Picnic slared riA LLI PO LI S La fa yell l' While Shri ne An nual fam ll"· pic n ic 6: 30 p.m . . T uesd ay at the Mason Cou n ty farm Museum . Ju nior Fair. Thl~ is firs t timr showi ng. DegreP Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- B-7 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant W. Va. MON. & FRI. TIL 8 P.M. TUES. WED., THUR. TIL 7 P.M . SATURDAY Til 5 P.M. HILLSWE ES WEST VIRGINIA CLOTHING " I enJ OY th e challenge and dJ vcrsitv of d:ll · to -d.I\ patient ·care, and mos t admm: the Sourhc:_rn ( H11n Medical Cent er's commn ment In \ t,lt r -()1 rhc -art djagn ostK lllugm g." Sandi Slevana. AT 1 year experience 11 Radiologic Technologlsl "AJ th ough I have be en in rhc R..1d 1o ln~~ prPir\'o Jon .1 short time• I have k1und 1! tn he .1 ~· LTY rewarding career." " T he peo ple that I work wll h arc ;mt !('"·"· .ll\ d I would sav th ar JS a kcv factor tor hJv m ~ .1 ~nod ;ttlll udc m our da1ly rc lanon sh.! p w1t h pa r 1c n t.~ " Fannie Garen. AT 10 yeart experience In Diagnostic Imaging as a Cat Scan Tachnologlst " I enJOY worlung 111 Cat Sca11 hec.1mc rt 1\ J llHl l h morr ad vanced bran ch of rht· ftuhologK prolC\~ ron I! al"u allows me ro help other-, , wh tlc \-\'nrlu ng among fnc nd.s " RESERVE CHAMPION STEER - The reserve champion steer, owned by Jeromee Calaway . was 11 urchased by Holzer Medical Center lor $1 .80 a pound a1 th e 4·H junior lair livestock sale held Friday night. Plctured,l ·r, are King Mike Parker, Margaret FoUrod and Tom Childs, of Holze r Me di cal Center, Beef Princess Carri e Gloec kner, Quee n Mirand a Ni cholson , a nd J . Calaw ay . I r - ' , > I ;l /1 - Don't be tempted when other stores offer "discounts" off not-so-low prices. Hills always offers truly low prices on everything, every day. And Hills has one of the largest selections of Back-To-School fashions anywhere. l. ' 'I \ \ ' 'A'c mv1te you to learn more about t hr fu ll -rune and part -rime opporrunitic.s to jmn o u r staff of Radiologic professio nals. We o ff<r the following featu re.\ : • competitive salaries- commensurarc FUR QUALITY AND UJW PRICES EVERY DAY wlt h cxpe ncncc. • exce lle nt healt h and dental plan ; • I 00% tuition assistance ; • 8% evening an d night shift differential ; • S1.25/hr. weekend diffe rential ; HILlS IS THE PLACE RIR KIDS • mdi>idualiud orie ntation ; • dietary and pharmacy discou nts , and more 1->ftl ~·l. '·f") A l I Mi ~ ~ ~0 .. Mll<i~ .... , - RESERVE CHAMPION RABBITS - Dan lileronlmou.o, candidate lor slate senator. pur· tbe reserve champion rabbits, pen of lor $230 from James Languell during the Junior lair livestock sale. Pictured, 1-r, are .~' '' Send your resume to KAren Wal burn , Southern Ohio Medical C,.,nter, 1248 i<.Jnncys Lane, Portsmou th , Ohio 45662, or call collect (614) 353 - 213 1, ext . 607 < 1<1'- 1\M>I() M t >t f.< iH llArll'lll ", .!'II 1HI I EQllll ()p~lKlity Empl!l)'el j~<ilf1 King Mike Parker, Ri ch Jones , James Languell, Dan Illeronlmous, Bunny Princess Runner-up Ke lly Ervin, Queen Miranda Nicholson, and Oakley CoUins. I U.l . H"ll• 111111111 �Paga B-8-Sunday Times-Sentinel August 19, 1990 Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant W. Va. ~imts- ~entin.el Section August 19, 1990 Pittsburgh posts 3-1 victory over Cincinnati PULLIN' THAT SLED - John Henderson of New Plymouth tries bl• band at puiUng the sled behind the wheel of a lfl3, f.W.powered Dod,;e al lbe Meigs County Fair truck pull held Friday night. pound stock class. The truck pull attracted a large, enthusiastic crowd Friday night at the M<•ig>< County Fair. SHOWING HOW IT'S DONE - Eric Russell of GaiHpoU.s shows bow it's done with his 390powered Ford truck. Eric placed first in the 6200 Shaking like an earthquake, trucks pull more than their share By JIM FREEMAN Times-Sentinel Staff ROCK SPRINGS - The earth shook Friday night at the Meigs County Fair. No. it wasn't an earthquak£-; it was the ever -popular pulling trucks roaring and shaking al lh<• Meigs County Fair truck pull In this event. trucks compt:•tp by seeing which truck can pull a weighted sled the longest mea sured distance . Drivers camP from <JII over southeas t Ohio and West Virginia to demonstrate their puiJing ta lents in front of hundrPds nf spectators . Placing first in thP li200 pound PLENTY OF POWER - The modified pulling trucks roared and shook lbe ,;round truck puB at lhe Meigs Coomly Fair. Raccoon Island... at Friday's ...By Jarru?s sands time, the tomato bad been popular only in pla ces like New Orleans in cooked form and throughout the ~ - east as a n ornament. Thert' was widespread belief among some people that the Liebesapfcl or " love apple" was poisonou s. Others believed the tomato wa s related to the mandrake and belladonna, both !oxic. By the Civil War. not on ly wa s the tomato bPing consumPd raw, stew ed and peTSPrvPd, but it was being can nPd i n grPal number s. The commerical canning of to matoes In Ga llia County dat Ps back to the 1!!9(Js with a few small canneries OpPratPrl along VinP Stl'l.'('t . In 1907. J C ShPphprcl opened a cannery un the river side of Firs! and Crap<' and R.F Sherman built a $4,000 structure along the railroad !racks in whar would today be the 1100 bloc·k of Second Avenue By 1911 thP McMechem Perserving \om pany of Wheeling, West Virginia bad taken over the Sherman building and they had contracted with Gallia farmers for he later to grow some 500 acres worth of tomatoes. This particular cannery oper ated at this location in Gallipolis until about 1919 both under McMechem and the W.L Jones Canning Company. Farmers would haul in their tomatoes and would be paid instantly in cash . The cannery then processed the tomatoes mostly into five gallon cans. In later years. the cannery also processed tomatoes into catsup. chili sauce. jams and jellies. Most of the Ia tter produels were put into glass bottles . AL"ronllng to the January 25, 1!112 edition of the Ga!Upolis Bulletin, ''the McMechem Per5erVIng Company added a conere~ floor building 50 by 52 feet. In the structure will be housed two coJXIensing tanks, and a new cuiiiHng machine which would euble the company to fill 2,000 flw gallon cans per day ." mad(' a profit on nlne acres of tomatoes of $4611 which was the avrrage yearly wa~e of a school teacher in 1912 Ohio was and sti l l is a great producing stare when it comes to tomatoes. Ca l~ornia being first The fact that Gallia grown tomaiOPS ripened about two wreks ahead of tomatoes grown in north and ce ntral Ohio gave so m e advantage to Gallia farmers rven aftrr the ca nnery lrfl town in 1919 In the I92()s, 1930s, 1940s and rvr n into the 1950s, Gallia grown tomatoes were shrpped by boat. rar l and truck to Pittsburgh to be sold fresh in groceries there. Ga lli a tomatoes were about as popular as Reedsville toma toes are now. Fo r Instance. 1n the 1940s, the Ga llipolis Daily Tribune ran a story about how a squad of 31 CalHa Academy High School boys had hired out for the afternoon and evening of May 17 to se l tomato plants on the Evans Packing Co mpany from in Cla y Townsh ip. Some 40.000 plants were srt in about five hours . It took about 5.000 plants to cover one acrr. fo'ertilizinR was done with a fivr -10-10 mix with 1.000 pounds to !he acre . The Tr ibun<> reporter also visited that May day the Pete Saunders tomato farm and the Bakers of Raccoon Is land . By that decade tbere wa sn't much left of Raccoon Island which was located at the mouth of the Raccoon Cl'l.'('k and into the Ohio River. AI one time the Island was 75 acres in ex tent al the low water mark. Rilccoon Island was a favorite pla<'t' in the late 19th century for the growing of tomatoes as well as waterm£'1ons and other produce. J .C Shepherd who built the tom a1o cannery at First and Grape in 1907 was the owner of Raccoon Island at that same time. Shcpherd sold the Is land to a steamboat company that had plans to develop a resort there. In the 1930s wben the Gallipolis Dam was being constructed a sand and gravel company owned the Island, removing the sand a nd gravel for dam construction. In due time, lilt:e so many other Ohic River Islands. Raccoon Island became a "Lost Atlantis ... In the 1940s, Ga!Upolis grown t01114toes were lar~ly marketed through tbe Ga!Hpolls Auction Produce Company that was located on Eastern A venue on the si te of the old fairgrounds . By contras t with tbeea r ly part of this century when between 500 and 1.000 acres of tomatoes were grown in GaiHa County for the commercial market. in 1985 only some three acres were grown. In 1982. Meigs County still gre"' 314 lime. Rio Grande Elemen tary schoo ls have been announced. They are · toHEI!:~ ELEME!\'Ti\R\' S( 'HOOL 1.11 Grad r Homeroom LJ"I MRS. HOWELL .lo~hu0:1 A~hwurth. Tlrl'an\ Ol•aH•r . Wa\ lc:r1 Brn~ . •Jas m Rr!"l'C"Il. K\·lt· Rrown Dn·v. Hush. f'a5s.a ndra Cox Trffam lX'nm ,\nll\ony(;allanl . Aprr iH arlshom Cas~n drd KiiJ:"Oll' . Jacot> Kn rc hr . MP~an Mom~·. Na lhf'Tl Moawv. Amv Pau ~h . A<trm l'rirf"'. [)(> I I Smrlh. C'ounn fl\ Sprw· ~1'1. ~arr sy Sll"warl. Tlffanv \"an~rckk • .Ju -; Ji n \/au~ han. Brinani Will iam .~ :WIL"' . .Wl 'ER..~ 11M ; IW~ I f', Saul Bf>nnf'll \\o adi' llirJJ:. :'llirkf"r RrumnNd .• Jam,-..; CJI\oNI ~ r acy Cia~~. K rmb('r lv Cox. Sron !Ja\·r "00 . .l i m Hob Durbin . .IOl'l F.IIIOH. Rrand\ F rv . Do nn11• .John soo . (;u} K rn)o! . ./f's!\lca Lund Kf"'llh Mc{'an v. ~lcbolas MNo.la. lf'nn.~ .'IIIOCJlf"o' , Amb£>r ~ullln s. Kalil' f'arn!t•r Cortnf'\ Sa und e r s. C' a s~ndra <:; hf'J)''rd. DrPw S hr.l dl'l' . if'wm~· Slavloo. . Jo hn William s \IRS. P>\TTF.RSOr-.i RM. I! . It•\<;.!(' a HndimN. Wadf' fal~(·ll. 1. ..... Conch"'· To nvl'lk' Cox . ,\nil<r Daill'\ . 1\randon !"'))drill, .l ;l\' DursT. /{adh~ Fr:.~nklrn . Sarah Fra~r Cu rtis Cr !hrrl. :'wt l'li!''od H o~llt·y . Ru\IV H.ar~ r- . l .<~Cf'\ HE'b(>c('a tl awk T l"l'l'.. ./ohn<;OO Carl '\1cl'lolo; Lmd..,,l\ l'udf'r. Br~an Shaffrt . TJ !f.Jnll' "\idf'f .... '\a rh .m Slav 1on. Kr i!l rin Sraplf'lm llo!·l'f' k T.1y lor . Rrillan\ Wam .. k>\ HIO .•,, GR.-\~ DE: t:U:.Mt!:~TAH \ l.i\Nlli\M Gradf' On .. GREENLEE Grade Twrt Ad II. ln5, Zachary Beach. Hrian Brrklt>, ~ary ClMC" h, Holly Epl ing, Jf'5 sira Ga~ Yarx:·y Halley, Erica Hessing~. K al II' ln ~IM. R:f>tlna Lel', .lodl Mrrry. Kara Muswr, Holly Petl'r s, .Jacob R ! d~ f"' w ay. Pan!liy RoblniM, Trrl')' Slt!p hen s. Amy Slwt. i\arrn Wr!ls, .Jolm While GaUia youth shows improvement A COLUMBUS Meredith Smith, daughter of Bryce and Nancy Smith of GailipoUs, Is Improving In Ohio State University Hospitals in Columbus. Smidt, ~pltallzed with encephaiHis, bas been moved from lnleiiSive care to a medical floor room. Tbio warellause ill locaied • lbe ipot 111M frtm IM7 to Jtlt halMed a lonuoto cannery Ia Galllpelio • a laf wllea -'J UM aaesof Galla IOU Weft -.1 II IJ'OW lemM- fer ~rdal UlleS. Orientation Jet GALLIPOLIS - John H. EUInpon, principal. anJIOUJICes lbe orientation of sevenllt grade •tudmts and any ollter bigb scbool studeDIS new to the district will be Aug. 21 at 7 p.m. The orleDtalloa will be In !be audltlorlum ol Gallla Academy Hlglt Scbool. In the b200 pound modified class, ! hf' driv('rs usr the same truck s as in the 5800 pound modified cla ss. the onlv differ ence is 400 pounds of weight placed on the fr ont of the truck to Griffey retlres from Reds CINCINNATI iUPIJ - Ken Grl ffey. I hP rl'ma in ing ves Ugc of the Ci nc inn ati Reds Bi g Hed Ma chine of lhl' 1970s, retired Sa turday before lh1• Reds ' game with I he Pittsburgh Pirates. increase traction . Placing fir st in !he b200 pound modified class was David Willoughby followed by Danny Os bornr . Tim BakPr d Od Brian Teaford of Chesler rn his Dodge WITIIt:E c;rad1· Twu t-.: .111•· .\Jij •n. K<tra 81; · ,1\·f't .Jrll Ar cklt •. '\, a r•• lrf' flur1Cil . Rl4!t•r ro lf'ffian. Uf'Th Cou~ henuu1 .Jonalhnn , Flrt> .lf'nnrff'l Hrll<IN"On. :vtan Hm.a·k, [)pnm" Hurl Hr.1d K .l'>~ ' <' . .lon.alhnn l ...rwhom. Llnds.a\ M,J\narrl. "il'Uif :"-i 1da S,u!d v Pal rPr-.on S h.-rm a n rr f'rt'f'. Mallhf"o\o RobNIS . .Jon;1 1hon Si.mm1n~. 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H1•annrn llJii'v Em il\ HJrfl !'. (ll . T i m H o ~: ard . ~dis~ Jyffi n~wl'l l .If'""" !. v on:-. . <:;umml'r Mar!vn. Jofl&lr hon ~rl hOO(' Tarrn Mink. Amanda Pa r lf'r ..on ,\ m<!nda f'o lnn '\alh.Jn V\oclhf'rhol! C"IJOK (•roldf• F'l'f' \o1ark ( ·,lflll'£' 11 . L.mrt"rr,, CoTmwh,u·l. Flk m" Cloo<'h. Brook£' Elktn~ Hrvnna Fr a/IN Ja .~l:fl Hurl Jo shua ~ \ F , lrland .Jo <Jlua H.rmc•> Am\ Rl•t..,. 1-\("h Robf'fh: r ;rna Slt\·No; , \m;_md<~ 'ilormo; IIOSTifK Gradt· f'l'o<f' S!.1 n ,\dkirr ' Fklh Alit-, K.lrJ Rf'awr T ara Ror:'J.':"' . Ju~lln Ca~ tor Kn ,Tophf'l WJdJe sbe sdll may not have visltlln, she may receive flowers and clll'lb at tbls time, according to her father. She Is at Room 1134 Doan Hall. OSU Hospital, Columbus. Trustees meeting CHESHIRE - Chesblre township lrus tees meet Tuesday, 5: 30 p.m .• Townhouse In Kyger. Gr ~fey, who made his major league debut with Cincinnati in 1973, reporied lo the Cincinnati clubhouse before a nationally televised game wilh Pittsburgh and reportedly was partially dressed for pra clice when sum moned to manager Lo u Piniella ' s offi ce. Shortly af te rward the 40-ycar o ld reserve said he was Pndl ng his lR ·yra r big- league caref'r . Griffey left Riverfront Coliseum reportedly to travel to New York w here his so n. Seattlf' Ma r mrr s \ll•·•'f( 1\ 11., ,VI III1 •1 .John\ ,lOt o KEN GRIFFEY outfielder Ken Griffey, .lr . is playing aga inst the Yanke es. "Kt>n is a class person v.-ho had a great career." Pinre lla sa id . "I played with hrm for the Yankees and coac hed and managrd him at New York and herf' i n Cincinnati. He helped with the leadersh ip in our clubhouse and I enjoyed br ing ar ou nd him . " 1\en had ta lked abou t reti rement and toda y he did it. but he'l l still be around here to help us and work with the staff." The Reds manag er sa id Grit- fey. who spen t nine seasons with th e Heds from 1973-81 and was a key member of Cincinnati' s 1975 and '76 world championship tea ms, was consid eri ng coachIng, possibly with the Reds. Griffey's departure opened a roster spot for lefl -hander Chris Hammond. who startl'd Satur· day's game aga inst the Pirates. Hammond was recalled from Cl ass AAA Nashville of the American Association , where he was 14-1 with a 2 17 ERA He had 1:19 strikeouts In 141 Innings. Hammond is rep lacing Danny .J ackson. now on the 15-dav disabled list, In the Reds' start ing rotation. Gri ffey was traded to the Y ankecs on Nov 4, 1981, for Fred Toliver and Brian Ryder He spe nt 4~ seasons with New York before being traded to Atlanta on .June 29. 1986 wit h Andre Robert son for Claud ell Wash ln glon and Paul Zuvella. Griffey was released hy Atlanta and si gned by lhe Heds as a free agent on Aug . 2. 1988. By RICHARD LUNA UP! Sports Wrflrr SumP new fact's win br on ltlP sid l'i inl'" w tw n 1hr NF'L spason begins. cllong wi t h s oml' fam iliar 'iPasons as oflf'n s!\'P coordinator In that t!m e. hr wa.; C' rrdiird with drvr!op!ng Boomrr Es!ason 1nt o one of thl' leaguf''s premier quanprbarks ''' r"· faces In new places . No 1 offe nse and top -ranked rush ing atta ck. a nd Chri."l ll' Dun;T. Amanda E bt•r! . Tim Fll1nlt RobNI r-;o tr . )O<;f'ph Halll· n. Adam l .arral'. MNg;.~n ~Jlura . !1.1i rancl,1 Mur lk'r fhrt~llf' "'iol.an . Rand\ Palll'r ~ . Eliz;~bt•lh R.obin!'oo. Oarn-"il S hii~ .Jonathon Skidmorf' Jo-.hu.T \ f'fl · Vl kho • ~ W r llia m~ HO\\A.HD Gradt> Sill. \1 a11 Adkrn " J nhn n' 1\randon. Kah · C.mada,·. Su <o;.Jn C'aM'\' . Car fi(' Dav1-' Kon HHR(>I' . .1(1\ Ha.vnt'!li . 'iabnna Hu r l . Clu i.. Kdlt·r. Mind.v Ki.tll'f' Anl:il' Ll'ffln~ Wf'l L fryo;laJ l.f"'i!f'r b1c ~dlf'\ . Kf'llif' H'"'"'· S !r> l ~ Ruth\'rford h.<Jt\' "ih m 'f'r ,\,lrm ~ Ifill! WO'fHF. Gr;ad('Sh Mictwllr• Harrd. S u~<Jn Heavf'r . .Jill Hurdf'JI Mikt· fa nlrt'll . Paul Cochr.o~n. Chrr s i))dsm . Van~sa F'ulk~ . !.ua Holf"'>k l. Tra~·1o; Hulchrns. Vf"'roowa John~oo. :\p {~rma Kod. Laura LOV<'Ir. Amanda I v on o;, .lullt• Mer rY . .\1atr Solan. Duslin :\'ull Oa~· n \'ancr. C'hrr o; l ! Ward rOOK tln.d •· f' our A.IITJI Brck lt· Jf'ff llknno;. Adam llrCM·n . AmhPr Or 1 :fl~owo;k r. .John Fipld :o. . M ,1n (;porg!'O~Ju l o~ . Rondld ~ta \' n ~ Tr<~r. .Jack ~oo K f' i~hJ .Jo hnsocr . Hf•;ll hl'r took a bases- l oaded walk in the seventh to force in another Yankee run making it 6-0. The Mariners loaded the bases in the ninth, bu 1 the game ended when Scoff Brad\y grounded out to second baseman Steve Sax. Royals 10, Brewers I - AI Milwaukee. Kevin App\er scattered six hits over slx Innings and Brian McRae went 4-for-6, scored twice and drove In two runs Saturday to help Kan sas Clly to a 10-1 victory over Milwaukee Brewer s. The victory snapped Milwaukee's four-game winnin g streak and Kansas City. which won for the fourth time In slx games, collected 17 hits. Appler . 9-4, won his fourth straight game and seventh of his last eight starts. Appier struck out one and walked one. Jamie Navvaro, 3-5, lasted one and one-third Innings. allowing six hits. five runs, walked three and struck out two . II was the first four hit game of McRae' s career :1-!cRae, son of former Royal s player Hal McRa e, was called up from Memphis of the Sou th ern League t AA r on Aug. 7. Kansas City look a 3-0 lea d in th e first. Kev en Seltzer led off with a walk. After two outs, Dannv Tartabull walked . G1•ra ld Perry and Jim Elsenreich followed with consecutive RBI sin gl es Kurt Stillwell's RBI si ngle scored Perry . The Roya l s added two more in rhe second for 5-0 lead . With one out, Seltzer walked and McRae si ngled . George Brett followed with a single Ia score Seil zer. Tartabull 's RB I single scored McRa e The Roy<:~l s rna de i l b 0 in thl' third on Mike Macfarlane' s solo hom1• run. his fifth of th r season Kan sas City madl' it 7 0 in thL· fourt h on Tar tabull' s RBI single that scon>d MrRae. The Brewers made il 7- 1 in the srx lh on Pau l Molitor's onr-out so lo homr run . h is eighth of the season, whit'h Pxtended his hittin g stn_•ak to 12 games. Darryl Hamilton singled and Gary Sheffield singled but Appier got out of the )am by gelling Dave Parker to ground Into a double play. The Royals increased their lead to 10 I in the ninth on pinch-hi tter Bill Pecota's RBI single and McRae's two-run single. Angels 4, Red Sox 3- At Boston. Kirk McCaskill scattered five hils over six and one-third tnn\ngs and Pete Coachman collected an RBI In his major -league debut Saturday to lead the California Angels to a 4-3 victory over the Boston Hed Sox. McCaskill , 9-8 , pitching In place of injured Bert Blyleven, walked two and struck out five . Bryan Harvf!'y rrcorded three outs for his 15th save. Ca lifornia look a 1-0 lead in the fourth. Dave Winfield sin gled, advanced to third on a base hit by Dante Bichele and scored when Lee Stevens grounded ou I. The Angels made 2-0 in the fifth . Donnie Hill singled. was sacrtflced by Dick Schofield and scored when Coachman singled. Ca l~ornia chased loser Tom Bolton. 7 2. with two runs in the sixth for a 4-0 lead. Stevens led off wilh a single and Bolton was replaced by Dennis Lamp. Stevens went to third on Hill's base hi! and scored on a bu nt si ngle by Schof ield. Brian Downing sin gled to cen ter to score Hill. The Red Sox, who were shutout in th eir 19 previous innings, struck for three runs in the seventh 10 sl ier the deficit to 4-3. Mike Greenwell singled, went to th ird when Dwight Evans blooped a single to right and scored wh en Tom Bruna nsky sin gled to left . Tony Pena sing led In Evans to make 11 4-2 and Brunansky scored on pinch -hitler Rick La ncellotti's sacrifice fl_v . It was LancC'IIottl's Cir st major-league RBI since 1986. Packers beat Saints 27-13 By JOE DIGIOVANNI MAD ISON, Wls 1UP I I - Linebacker Bu rnell Dent returned a fumble 5fj yards for a touchdown and receiver Jeff Query scored on a .'12 ·vard reverse Saturday to he!p th e Grren Bay Pa ckN s to a 27·13 ex hibition victory over thl' New Orlrans Sai nts . Quartrrback Tommy Kr<im£:• r. s1gncd by the Sa ints las t week in part duP to a ho ldout by starting quarterback Bobbv Hebert. tossed a 74·yard touchdown pass to Brrnt PPrriman in thP second quarter . Kramer . a 14-yra r veteran. comp leted 1 of 2 passes and tuok on!~' five snaps . Chri s .Ia eke kickPd a o:lyard field goal to glvr Green Bay, II , a 17-I:llead with 7:4lleft rn !h e third quarter . Two plays l ater . Saint s quarter back Dav e Wilson fumbled I he snap . Dent scooped the ball and ran 50 yards fo r the sco re t o give the Packers a 24 -13 advantage Ja ckr hir a 25-yard field goal with 4·00 remaining for the final score. Morton Anderso n kicked a 32 -yard fie ld goal to give New Oril'ans, 2 1, a :!0 lead in the first qua rter. Anthony Dilweg. subbing for holdout quarterback Don Majkow sk i. scored on a thrce·yard ro!lout to givE' Green Bay a 7-3 lead wlth 7· 00 minutes !e ft in HI(' fir st quarter . Kramrr tlwn hit Prrriman on a cross (laltl•rn <:md t hP rf'CPiver bolt ed 74 yards down thl' right sidr linr to g ivr thf' Saints a 10·7 lrad , but Quny took lhP ba!! from runn1ngb ac k Paul Frazier on a rev erSE' and ran down thr left sidelm{' for a touchdown thai gave th l' Packers a 14 -10 lead . Anderson's 22 -ya rd field goal brought the Saints within 14-13 at halftrmr. New, familiar faces start season as NFL head coaches C'uu~hmour IJ:1nnv MO~<In. C a~, , ... r aJ . Andrr•a :'>'t>H Jo.Jlu.J P•·rr. .lf'nnrl(>l Planll. Rrandon H{•· rll r Sdma nlhil Scar bt•rrv . MwhaC'I W.ud. [larvl Well~ i\.~ hh')' • Baker. Piedmont. Ford: Jeff Johnson. Reedsville . Dodge: and Thelm<J Stnr y. Athens. Ford. In thl' OX(](J pound super stock clctss , l-lryan RoisP of ParkPrs · Brown. Elea nor. Chrvy GOlDt:l"'t Grad.- f.hlll• l Jus Tin Lil·artl. Brandon Af>nl l t>\' Ashlt'\ ( ·t>lf'm.a n. ~o~aJC"S Far if>\.·. IJavut Frnl1f'v k~'i.rC'a Hamilloo. Lvnsi Hud s m . Bobtn Jon("< Arand" Ka~f'. A!hsCil Mcr'<lf'mar Whilf"' . ..,.., .., *"i:!* t::r . • .. Osborne . .Jaekson. Ford: Tim RM. U Kura Adklfl'>. ,\mbt•r HranrJon. Cayla L •lciw('JI. Johnny Dixcn. :"ih:'CIIf' Our~!. E r ka Hairy . Carrt'll "&>au" Harri.sm . l"hris l~her Jack.sm, Jali<ll Mart)'n. Ryan M atura . Krl~n MPVf'L Ambet" Morrl.!m . AndrE>W P1anls. Milllhew Roustt. Adam Smilh. Am~nda Smllh. Randy Spu r lu.' k . Tonyii Sf£>Warl. SIE>vf'n TrUP5del l. Jimm y The Bulletin stated "'fhe llclleebem Company made ex· .._IM! tests ol the soli here bdlie en!ctlng tbeir pulping plot and Liley are confident that tbJs Ia splendid llJmato country ." llany farmers In Clay Townllllp bad contracled lor three to flw acres of tomatoes. They paid ID 1912 about $.15 per acre for lll!ed. Most of these farmers only Deeded extra labor at barves I In 1911. one Clay fanner Homeroom assignmPnts for Green and acres. •W-- In thl' OXIXI pound modified class. David Wrlloughby of AthPns. driving a Ford, came in first He was followed by Danny burg came in first w1th h1s Dodge. He wa s followed by Paul Poston. Logan. Chevy; David Holmes. Glouslrr. Dodge: David Howell. Alhens. Chevy: Donny Yankees 6, Mariners 0 - AI New York, Mike Witt threw a two-hitter and Jesse Barfield and Kevin Maas each hit home runs S~turday to l ead the New York Yankees to a 6-0 vl~tory over the Seattle Mariners. Witt, 2-5, recorded his first shutout and first complete game of 1he season. He allowed four walks and four strike outs. Brian Holman 11-9. took the loss, lasting five and two-l hlrd Innin gs, giving up seven hits, five earned runs, one walk and the two homers. Barfield ope ned the scoring In the third when he led off with his 17th home ru n of the season. New York scored three times In the fourth to make It 4-0. Steve Sax led off with a walk. Oscar Azocar and Mel Hall si ngled to load the bases. Maas then smashed a one-bouncer that second baseman Harold Reynolds speared and shoveled to shortstop Omar Vlzque\ who threw on to first for an apparen t double play. But second base umpire Mike Reilly ruled Vlzquel missed second and Hall was safe, al lowing Sax lo score. Azocar took third on I he play and scored when Mall Nokes sing led to cen ter Hall took third on Nokes' single and sco r"f'd on a sacr ifice fly by Barfield. Maas connected in l hl' sixth on 2-2 pitch for his 14th hom t' run, to give New York a 5-0 lead. Maas • Homerooms announced at Green, Rio Grande Elementary schools GALLIPOLIS - It was sometime in the 1840s that the tomato came into great use as a food for Ohio residents . Prior to that · swck class was Er1c Russell of Ga\Upolis driv i ng a Ford. He was followed by · Curtis Clark of Letart. W Va. driving a Dodge. Mike Elliott of Gallipolis. Dodge; Jim Bl osser of Logan. Dodge; and .I R. Ward of Pomeroy. Ch<>vy CINCINNATI WPIJ-BarryBondshilhls24th homer and doubled in another run Sa turday Ia lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to a :l-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds . Zane Smith, 8-7, acquired by the Pirates from the Montreal Expos on Aug. 8, earned the victory. He limited the Reds to five hits In seven and one -third innings, striking out two and walking two. Bob Kipper recorded the last out for his second save. Rookie Chris Hammond, 0-1, gave up three runs on seven hits In four and one-third Innings, striking out one and walking four. Hammond was given the roster spot vacated by 40-year -o\d Ken Griffey, who rellred before the game. The Plrales took a 1-0 le ad In the first wh en J ay Bell reached on a fielder 's choice. He look second on a balk and thi rd on a passPd balL After Bobbv Bonilla walked, Bonds hi I a ground rule do ubi;, scoring BelL Bobby Bonds hit his 24th homer, leadin g off the fourth, to make tt 2-0. The Pirates added a run in rh e fifth to when Redus led off with a sing lr> . stok• second, rook third on a wild pitch and srorwl on a sing lP )Jy BelL The Reds ' Joe Ol iv er l1il hi s sPvcnth homer lo make It 3-1 in the eighth . Rod Ru st of New Eng land llruc<• C'oslrt of rhr Nrw York Jets. and .J {)(' llugl'l o f Ph()(•n ix - al l wi th Super Bowl Pxpt•riPnrP - mak r thPi r hPad coachin g df'buts . .Je rry Clanvillf' mov('S from th f' head job i n Houston to Arlant~J whil('. l ack Pa rdrr. who coachPd thr Chicago Bt·~1rs and Wa s hing to n RPdsklns in thr El70s. t.d.;ps IJVI'r th e Oi!Prs . Lo s Angf'll?s RaidPr s ro.H'h A rt ShPI I IH•gins hi s fir st full spason- hP was n;_ Jmf'd hPad eoarh aftrr four gamf's last Yl'lll' . Rust . b2. i.'i in fami! iJr '-i ll! round in gs HI' w,t s New Eng land 's riPfr n.siv P l'oordinatnr f rom l9R.1·R7, and hf'lJX'd Ill!' Pal riots advancP 10 Super Bowl XX. "Havin g bf'f'n herr heforT'. it's fun to{'OmP back and be around a lor of plllyP r s l hJt l 'n• coac hrd before and that I know an~ good playrrs ." sa id Rusl, who was thf' r1rfrrto.;h·f' f·nordi ndlor al Pitt s buq~h last Sf'ason " It' s, ;1 r('a! bon us for mr Under Cosll't . the Be ngal s twic e had the NFL 's led th e AFC in total offense three of the last four c; pasons Cus ic! also he lped the Bengals adva nce to the Snper Bow l after the 1988 season ThP Jptc;;, i -12 !as t Sf'ason. Jrr hop1n g Cosi t'l can put lifE' in10 thr their offrnsr. ·we won' r bP dul l."Cos ler sa id " We won't be ! format iOn, thn.' P .v arcls and a r !oud of dust But don't gPt mP co nfu sPd u:ith tX'ing just a pa ssing coac h 11Pllcvr ml', 1 bl ' liPvr in thr running gamr Ont' of thP crill•rion o f bring a good roarh is that , ·ou fil lhP pmgram to thr playrrs. not thP oth l'r wa\· around . "Wf>'l l opP n it up and wr'!! bp rxciling on dL' fcn '>I' and s pcl'ia 1 IP ilm s . too . Wp'\1 mak r thing" h;_tpjX' n and our guy s w i ll br fl y ing all ow•r lhP knowing a lot of lhr players" f11·ld h ill in g p<·oplc. " Bugrl. ~)0. is ronsidf'rPd a superb m oti vat or . He wa "i v.. Jth RPdskins sin cP 1981 as uffensi\'f' coordina tor and assi~tant hrad roach. and wao... Rustt akr s over a If' am th at w;r s 5 111 JS1 sf'.:J son Cos lrt. 44. is r liP Sf'C(l nd .vou ngC'~ t h rad coar h in !h e NFL I he 's :Jl!, month., ol dl'l t11at Shell' . lie had bern with Cincinnati sim·p 1(jRJ. 1111' la s t four part of th rir three t rips to the Su per Bo.,.,.!. two n'sulting in win'-i . "You'll like to treat t•veryi.Jod\' th(' s<:~ rne. bul ii isn' J possillh·.·· said Bug('(, whu takrs 0\'Pr <J tf'.Jrn !hell was ~)· 1 1 last season · 'Whal i ~ possibh' and im port an t 1s findin g each indlvidual'o... 'hoi butt on . ' EvPryom• ha s om' A coac h has to find th;tt Tha t rna~· mean putting ,·our a r m around a pla .v rr. il may mean kicking h im in thr butt. ·'f'vl' ncv1•r S£'f'n anyone succes sfu l r ut cnrnf' r t.; Th at' s no t thr wa~' to br suc rrssfu! .. Pardt'(', ~4. is a vc tt'ran head coarh. havmg postrd <J 10~ - 7~· 1 n'cord in stint~ wi th thn't' diffPrPnt p1 nfrs siona! It' ag u e~ a nd ar thP co liP gialr lr\'Pl Pardrc play-'('d in thP NFL 1 rl~('d .son s. Par nlng A!l Pr·o honors d l l ineb<.J ckPr ln th <-l l limP. hP a is(} wu n a bJtt!r· with C<lnCI'r In 197-t, hr t·oachPd lh l' Florida R!azc1 s nf tht • Wor!d Footha ll LPaguP. then took 0\'1'1' Jhl' Chic<:Jgo BP<Jrs 1n 1!-l?:i. ami wa.s 20 2'2 in 1hn•r' sp;J.sons. lPadin g thPm In lhPir first p!a~· nff bt •t·th sincP 196:\ Hr• was 24 -14 wilh the Hrdskins from 147XXII. and return ed as a ht•ad cuach in 191-W with ltH' Houston r.arnb!Prs of tht• USFI. whPn ' hf' had s uf'{'f'Ss wilh thL' run and -shoot offPn ~~· WhPn thr• USFL fo)d ('d . he took OVL'r the l ~ ni vprsi t~' of Hous ton in 19R7 and wa s 'n- 10-1 in th rrr sPa s o n ~ Li..i SI yra r . r\ndn• Wr1n• won thf' HPismi..ln Troph,\ undrr PcJrdcP "t\fll' ! llPftl hr· RPrlskms . I didn't thmk I 'd !'\ 'PI hl' a hrt~d coach lrlltw \WI. Jgain. ,. .s,wl l'ard(•(• . who ha s ins 1al1Pd t ilf' run -a nd -s hont. "T hin gs ha \'(' a funny way of v. ork 1ng out I kno\.1, ,1lot of pf'Op !P ha vr high hopPs f01 u.-. Wf' hi::i \'f' h1gh hoprs for ourselve.;; (lnri 1 just hopP ('\·r r yo nr is pi..ilicnt." Ci anvi l le. who roached lh~ Oi lr r s from late !9Ro through 1Y~~ . wa~ trd !it !I(' timr making his ma rk in Atl anta . Thr quotablr C!<Jn\'il!e. known for wraring bla rk on lhr sJdP l in 0s, h'aving game ti ckets lor r r lcbri tlrs ~1nd ru n-in s wilh lhP Hou ston mf'dl <-1. announ crd lhf' Falcon.'- w illwr a r bi<Jck jPrsP.Y ."i <o,Jm il ar to thosr worn in th(' club ' s inaugura l 1%6 spa s o n and black h(•lmrts Hf' also wil l go with his rrd gun offpnst'. srmi la r to thr run ·and -shoot . and wil! ha\·r tilt· FJif'Ono., · 'liYi ng on thf' rdgP, · · onr of hi s fa\(ll'iiP ~il\ ings ''Wf• don't play according to down or d1o...tanrr." Clanvil!r s.:ud " It does n't maliN 1f wr'n· at thP twn or thr ~0. wf'· rr krt•pi ng it wid (• open ancl krrping !hr th rottl f' down . \\-'p'rp not go in g to look at th r srorPboard . V\'r'rr goi ng to k(·f'p thcthrrJtt!P w1df' oPf'n thr Pntirf' gamr ." 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They've had three weeks of practice and two exhibition games to gel their offensive line together. and lonighl at Cl eve land Stad ium the offensi ve line will take \I s biggest test of the preseason when \1 tries to blunt the potent Minnesota Viking pa ss rush. The Vikings fea ture two of the best pass rushers In football , end Chris Do Ieman and Iackie Keith Millard, and last year those two combined for 39 quarterback sacks. If the Browns aren't ready for the Minnesota pass rush, the five quarterbacks they have on I heir roster may not be enough. "We'll find out a lot," Cl eveland coach Bud Carson sa id of his otrens\ve lin e. "No disrespect to Green Bay or Ch icago (Cleveland's first two exhibition opponents), but I think this Is a real test to see If you can protect the passer. These guys are thebes I " The game will hegin a! H p.m EDT and will be the firs! NFI. game IE'levised by T urner Nt't work Television . Each team will be missing kP.V personnel. Cleveland Is wi thout five starters due to holdouts cornerback Frank Minn i field , linebackers Mike .Johnson and Cl ay Mat thews. sa fely Felix Wright and offensive tackle Paul F'arren. Minnesota Is missing runnin g back D .J. Dozier, kicker Rich K arl \s and cenler Kirk Lowdermilk, a former Ohio Stale star. Cleveland's offensive line will consist of Ken Reeves and Tony Jones at th e tackles , Gregg Rakoczy and Kevin Robbins as guards, and Mike Baa bat cen ter. Their job will betoprotecl Bernie Kosar, who will play about a half, and whoever follows him Into the game. Newl y signed quarterback Pal Ryan will not play, but youngsters Jeff Graham and Clemente Gordon likely will see action late. Minnesota will open with Wade Wilson at quarlerback, followed bv Scan c;annon _ Sal isbury and Hich Cleveland receiver Webster Slought er wi ll see his first preseason action as will linebacker David Grayson, who sig ned a contract this week, while Minnesota linebacker Ray Berry also wi ll suit up for the first tim e afler ending his holdout Monday . The Browns had trouble protecting Kosar In the little he played In the Hall of Fame game against Chicago, although the protection was better against the Packers last weekend. ' ' They're exceptionally quick," Cleveland offensive line coach Dan Radakovich said of Do Ieman, Millard and company. "They have a wholegroupofpass rushers. If they're not the best group In the l eague, they're one of the best." Minnesota coach Jerry Burns Insists that he has not awarded the starting quarterback job t o Wilson, even though he is the only experienced player at thai position. GMNG .GOLF DONATION - Pictured bere are, left, Gary Roach and Tom Wlaemaa of Wiseman Insurance Company presenlfn1 a $10,000 dona&lon to David Shaffer, lre88urer, and Tom Meadows, c bairman of the Boy Scout Golf • Scramble. The money wiU be awarded for every hole-ln·one made on hole lG aldie scramble Aug. 30 al Cliffside Golf Course. For more information, call 448--GOLF. I ·, • �Paga C-2- Sundey Tmes-Sentinel Pomeroy- Middlapo~t-G:all~is. Augyst 19, 1990 Ohio-Point Pleeunt. W.Va. Pomeroy Mickhport-G:alliiJolia, Ohio-Point PI mnt. W. Va. With 8-3 win aver Orioles, Pirates use heavy timber to sweep Reds in twinbill CINCINNAT I - Jay Bell. who usually sets up the r uns, earned a few RBI Friday to help the Pittsburgh Ptrates to a doubleheader sweep over thPCt ncl nnati Reds . Bell. who ulready has 31 sacri fice bunts to his credi t, first hammered a long home run to tie the s<'Ore, 3-.1. a nd then singled In the wlnn~r In 11 ~ - 3 Pirate victory In s~ nd )!:lllllt' that followed a opt~nin,.:: 7·1 triumph over the R<"<ls . " l don't lnt nwny that fa r, " 2~ admlttt•d Ing tol a _,·,•ar old Bell, a lludplus blast to r~'ntt'rfh'ld thar knotted the score at :~ J in 1 ht' .sh th and Sf' t the stage -lor his RBI si ngle two Innings : tatt•r that "'nt pinch -hitte r John · Cm ~ t · los i htHtH-' with thrw\nnlng .run ~tXlfuot .. 1Tlllll ·~ Brown i ng got a fast l1.1 ll up to• Ill<' ''"d I hit II well," 1\o•ll Hdt!t-t! " l 's ually. Brown ing nw .111\"t'. but tonight I got twn hit s ~1 ff him " H r o wmn~ . who hurlt."'d srven lnnin~s fnr thr Rt~. was hurt by t' :ils the loon~ ball. " 'ith Bobby Bonll· la ·s ~7 th . Jeff King's 7th. a nd Hdrs ~ th hCimr ru ns of t he years [h'COUI\IIn~ th~ the flrsf fLW t'ttah's runs '\\c Just ~ot an ea rly j ump In tl1.11 o•po·rwr. ll'hic h he lped t Mikel \o•rk. o•ur rookie righthander 111.\k in~ h 1s d~bu t In the majors. " twi!Ht•d t)ut Plratf's m anager Jim have no excust's to offer. Pittsburgh scored one in th r third , tw o In the fourt h and onr in the fifth to sta ke York to " ~ - 0 lead . T he Pirates made it 6-0 "·ith two In the seventh before the Reds ta llied once in the eighth o n an RBI single by Mariano Dun can . The P lratps' final run canlt' on Bo nilla's solo 26th homer 1n the ninth Cinc innati go t off to a 1-lllead in the fir st Inning of the nightcap. only to have Pittsburgh tir it .11 2-2 on the home rs by Bonilla and King . The Reds N"galned t hr L\ R_.,.,, _ 'luj or.-o l..J.:HOI IK \'lt"l~ll - \.' · T.m,. &..., V. ""'"'•• l '"" U H .............. 1,. .... .-..! 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The Padres took a 1-0 lead In the fir st when Roberto Alomar scored from third as Joe Carter grounded out. It was Carter's 96th RBI of the year. best In the NL Giants 3, Mets 2 - At San Francisco, Matt Williams hit a three-run homer for the Giants . Scott Garrelts, 10-9, scattered eight hit s, walked five and struck out one over seven-plus Innings . frank Viola, 15-8, los! hi s third straight s tart. Th e victory snapped the Giants five-game losing streak and moved them 7'h games behind Cincinnati In the NL West. With the loss, New York fell two games behind Pittsburgh In the NL East. Dodrers 7, Expos 6 - At Los Angeles, Kat Daniels drove In three runs with a homer and a triple and rookie Jim Neidlinger c:oUected hll second victory . ~elclltnger. 2-1. worked five IMtngs. allOWing five runs and etaht hits. Jay Howell worked two lnnlnp lor his 11th save. 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McCarthy, a Cleveland tax lawyer, Is one of Steinbrenner's lawyers. but a spokesman lor Steinbrenner said the Yankees ' principal owner had nothing to do with the suit. In a letter sent to his limited partners last week, Steinbrenner report e dly cautioned them aga inst taking any legal action against the commissioner. Stein brenne r stressed that he was opposed to such action. reiterat Ing that any Involvement on hi s part would be a direct violation of the agreement he signed with Vinc ent Th e su it cl aims baseball, Vincent and special Investigato r John Dowd find Steinbrenner "fierce ly unpopular " and believe he Is a "blight on baseball." It a lso alleges Vincent "has been walling for the opportunity and excuse to rid himself and the game of this blight. " Vincent ordered Steinbrenner to step down and to cease all activity dealing with the day -today running of the ballclub bPcauS(' of his dealing with admitted gambler Howard Spira. The commissioner said Steinbrenner's conduct had not been In the best Interests of baseball. Steinbrenner paid Spira $40,000 last year. but the suit claims ba seball knew of Steinbrenner's relationship with Spira and that ·'Steinbrenner thad 1no reason to believe that the contacts with Spira were In any way Improper or prohibited. but also that the commissioner's office condoned and approved of those contacts." "I McCarthy and Bowman! claim they are entitled to have Steinbrenner be the manag!llj! general manager of the New York Yankees and the commissioner Is Interfering with that relationship," Cleveland lawyer Mark Cohn said . Cohn says McCarthy and Bow man think VIncent's ruling was " wrongfully based" and they "object to the way the Investigation and hearing were conducted." The minority owners are seek Ing a temporary restraining order and preliminary and per manent Injunctions barring Vin cent and Dowd from carrying out their penalty against Steinbrenner. Vincent 'threatening' anyone aiding minority Yankee owners - Cohn Jan long ·'' ' ... _ ........ - ,.,.('1'1u..11 ... ""'., 11-41., ..,...,... a..t m,_.-~ .,.<1 ~ tfW •• ~- ' .... --. 111 ,.....,._.. I~ !85-3.101 By BOB KEIM UPI Sports Writer CLEVELAND !UPil A federal judge will hear argu ment s Monday on a lawsuit tiled by New York Yankee limit ed partners that seeks to void an agree ment be tween Major League Baseball and George Steinbrenner tha t forced t h~ Yankee general partner to r elinqui s h control of the team . U.S. District Judge Allee Bat chelder and attorneys from both sides met privately doors Friday to discu ss what was termed " prellmlnary matters" by one of Bat c helder's law clerks. The hearing will begin at 9 a.m. EDT Monday . The suit, flied Thursday, seeks to prohibit Commissioner fav Vincent from e nforcing an aRree me nt signed July 30 by Steinbrenner after an 11 -hour meetina with the commissioner in which Steinbrenner agreed to give up co ntrol of th e team by Mo nd ay. Aug . 20. The Yankee limited partners met Wednesda y in Cl eveland and voted to have Robert Neder · lander succeed Steinbrenner as general partner on an interim ba sis. Nederlandrr must be ~- . . . . _ I 111 ~ 61 tl oJo. . . \""' ~ T..tllonl BAUM LUMBER CHESTER Dailey "We've had Welch on the ropes a couple limes this year, but he always seems to get away. Give him credit. He knows how to pitch." "The best pari about winning 20 games Is that we are In first place." Welch said. "I felt good throughout, from the beginning to the end." Welch joined Dave Stewart, VIda Blue, Mike Norris, Jim Hunter and Ken Holtzman as 20-game Oakland winners. •'My job Is to hold them and let the oflense take care of Itself," Welch said . "Any time I started thinking about 20wlns and not the game, I got In trouble." Welch recorded 138 of his 169 career victories during the 198ls and Is 54-21 with Oakland over the last three seasons. "(J'mi proud of him." Oakland manager Tony La Russa said . "That's outstanding getting 20 wins, but that's not the staled goal, as he said. It's to win the Western Division." beat Cleveland 3-0, California blanked Boston 1-0, Toronto downed Minnesota 5-I, Milwau kee shaded Kansas City 2-l, Texas split a doubll'-header with Chicago, taking the first game l -0 In 13 Innings and dropping the nightcap, 4-2. Yaakees 3, Martoers 2 - At New York. Oscar Azocar scored from second base on third baseman Edgar Martinez ' throwing error In the eighth Inning . LeeGuetterman. 8-4, was the winner. Dave Righetti pitched the ninth for his 25th save. Bill Swift. 5-3. took the loss. Tlcen 3, IDdlans o - At Detroit, Cecil Fielder backed Jack Morris' six -hit shutout with a run-scoring double and his league-leading 38th home run of the season. Morris, l -6 In his previous seven starts , raised his record to 10-15. Tom Candlottl. 12-8, absorbed the loss . Ancels 1. Red Sox 8 - At Boston, Johnny Ray singled home Devon White with an unearned run In the ninth Inning to guide Cal!tornla. Chuck Flnley,l6-5, pitched a four -hitter for his fifth complete game. Mike Boddlcker. 11-8. also pitched a complete game, his third of the season. Blllf! Jays 5, Twins I - At Minneapolis. Dave Stieb and Duane Ward combined on a live-hitter and Fred McGriff hit a two-run homer to enable Toronto to pull within one game of first place In the AL East. Steib, Elsewhere In the AL. New York edRed Seattle 3-2. Detroit Judge to hear arguments by Yankee partners Central Supply Co. 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Welch became the majors' Ilrst20-gwne winner, scattering nine hils over eight Innings In pushing his personal winning streak to lour. (UP I) By PAUL DEFEDE UPI Sport& Writer With a little help from his teammates. Oakland pitcher Bob Welch accompllshed a feat not done In 17 years. The Athletics scored seven runs In the fifth Inning Friday. helping Welch record his 20th victory ol the season with an 8-3 triumph over the Baltimore Orioles . Welch, a 20-game winner lor the first time In his 13-year career, reached. Ihe 20-vlctory plateau on the earliest date of any pitcher since Chicago White Sox pitcher Wilbur Wood. He won his 20th game July 29, 1973. Welch, 20-4 , won his fourth straight game, giving up nine hits over eight Innings. Welch Improved to7-l since the All-Star break . John Mitchell, 5-5, gave up Mark McGwlre's three-run home run and Carney Lansford's tworun single In the fifth Inning to take the loss. "He made some bad pitches with his cu rveball," Bal tlmore manager Frank Robinson said . In .mil vs. S1einbrenner, " . . . .,~E.ao. ..... tl.o.l......,a.t ....... _ ,,.... ttr..JL · - - · ...., !llllll(..... 11-41 II) llllhor. 1*-1111 I&( ""..-toLhllt •• '•I I..... n-c: ...... ftN . , _ _ . Da\11111~ . . ~It«~ t>l TW< ,_, , .,,, '4 • 111 'tlo-.u. ' u ... ... ""en" Tnuo .. cUe• ,._,..., Jeff Reed lags Bonds lor the out. However, the Pirates, who won the llrst game 7· 1, beat the Reds ~- 3 lor the sweep. (UP!) THE MEMBERS OF THE OLE CAR CLUB OF GALLIPOLIS WISH TO THANK a THESE DONORS IN HELPING THE CLUB TO MAKE LAST WEEKEND'S CAR SHOW VERY SUCCESSFUL!! tht' loss . trWUJ )\,....-. ·~· ga uu ,,., .. ..,. • bun· al!uw~d The ri gh t- hander str~e k out thrPP and walked nonr "It fe£"is grea t ." said Tewks bury. who was signed by St . Louis as a frpp agent In Dec. 1988. " It still r,~·l s great It probao ly will for rour morP days . then I'll havt> to do it al l m·pr again .·· Bill Gu ll ickson. 8!0, suffered • . tl••-••1~ 'f"'II llt"lr&ll~ l l "'"........ ,. RU!II PREVENTION - The Pirates' Barry Bonds (lefl) kicks up some dust to score In th" ninth Inning ol the ntghleap against Reds In Friday night's doubleheader, but Reds backstop was th e unlv basPrunner Tewks · •I ~~"' ; L\ ........ ~ !1. _..., Fnoe. \.c-('1 ll ,.,.,...,. N. Wb.ml l H '-So IN II l :':'ttl!ll ••au-..1 ~~ r..- '" .... - H66UIN ~ Inning sacrifice fly. before Bell drove In the final two runs tor the Pirates. El sewhere In the National League. St. Louis beat Hous ton 5-0, Chicago routed Atlanta 7-iJ; Philadelphia nipped San Diego 2-1; San Francisco edged New York 3-2 and Los Angeles held off Montreal 7-6. Cardlnais 5 Astros 0 - AI St Louts, Ca rdl~al s pitcher Bob Tew ks bury nearly beca me the ninth pitcher this season to th row a no-hitter. "That would have been some thing, .. said Tewksbury , who fired a one-hitter f riday to lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-0 vic tory over the Hous ton Astros . Tewksou ry. 8 :1. pitched a P<'rfect game through seven Inning s. but Franklin Stubbs otx•ned the Pighth with a bloop dou ble down the lefl -lield !me. It I 1.-..-LAM U. (,"',.. a.., It '&II Pfl'f ~ Oallu" tOll u lol l:ll u " .1:'! ..loti u rn hrMIIf ~ , ,_.t-r edge. 3 2. on E ric Davis' fifth \nlff'•' UI \l- ata l L. "NI-.ceco 1111.-1 Hill ' t r,.,...., • ...,_...,_. ,.f_, Tr'l.a~ li.._,., 1"11) 1. Welch majors' firSt 20-game winner· "'-• ' , . al ....., . . fh 1 alktl t Leyland. York. 1-0, ca lled up earlier In the day from the Pirates' Triple A a ftllla teat Buffalo. blanked the Re ds on six hits through seven Innings . Bob Patterson threw the final two Innings ''I wasn't sun• whether (w as going to bounce my first pitch up there or throw It on the bac k stop," sa id York " I threw n s trike, I think. a nd a fter that everything wa s okay. But the butterflies really never left me . " Reds starter and losPr Jose Rljo. 8-6, lasted j ust three and two-third Innin gs. g ivi ng up six walks. Including four in the fourth. " I very ra rely have co ntrol problems," said Rljo . " I just wa s too strong tonig ht. and wa s throwing the ball too ha rd . I felt real good out there. no pain. a nd I Sunday Ttm81-Sentlnei-Paga C·3 • who VInce nt had threatened o r wha t type of measures the commissioner allegedly had proposed to take . but he did say he was upse t by Vincent's actions . ''I'm going to raise the Issue of th e commissioner threatening people that If they participat e In this lawsuit he's going to take Vincent said the suit was "without merit" and he Intends to honor the agreement between himself and Steinbrenner. The suit charges VIncent with carrying out a plan to drive Steinbrenner from basebalL The suit said Vincent used "vague and Ill-defined powers vested In the commissioner" to force Steinbrenner to step down. The suit also claims that "no commissioner has ever Imposed a penalty for the violation of a previously unannounced standard . All prior commissioners have taken action pursuant to their authority to protect Ihe best Interests of baseball only when the quesdoned conduct clearly violated some known standard ... Another Yankees m lnorlty owner, Leonard Kleinman. Is expected to file suit against VIncent for reJecting him as Steinbrenner's replacement. Hr was rejected due to a pend!llj! Investigation of his role In the Spira affair. ~~\..~~s ~cQO z. SRECT GROUP OF MEN'S, WOMEN'S & CllllDREN'S SHOES 200fo-50% Off 0hoe (!aje · ('Jhf! Lei_, .. .,., r.-•.,.... flH •Wheel Alignment •Brakes & Shocks •Struts •Used Tires •Goodyear Tires MEIGS TIRE CENTER JOHN FULTI JIAICUS FULTI J. OWJIEIS 992-2101 242 W. Main Pomeroy UP TO s2000 ON SELECT CHRYSLER PRODUCTS New 1990 Nissan Sentra New 1990 Nlssan Pickup New 1990 Plymouth Sundance r e taliatory action against them ." Co hn said before going Into thechambersofU .S. District Judge Alle e Batchelder Friday a f1ernoon . There was no Immediate response to the charges from the commissioner's office. t See OWNERS on C-4) Per Mo. Per Mo. recreation New 1990 Dodge Dynasty Pool schedule Monday -C LOSED Tuesday - ti-R p.m .. college swim Wednesday - 6-R p.m .. college swim Thursday - 6-R p.m .. college swim Friday - CLOSED Saturday - 1-3 p.m.. open swim Sunday, Aug. Z6 - 1-3 p.m .. ope n swim ; 6-8 p.m .. college swim Automatic, 2 .4L 138 HP engine, tilt wheel, rear defrost, tinted glass, clock, console, power steering. 4 door, J.OL V6, automattc, air, power seat, windows &locks, cassette, full size spare. 3.3L V6 , automatic, air, tilt, cruise, power locks, stereo, floor mats, whllewall tires $10,949 $12,995 $14,895 Prices after rebate, payments with rebate and $1,000 plus tax & title down - 60 month s s ec\a\ 83 Nlssan Pulsar MONDAY C"eeS 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM ebut et Automatic , sunroof, stereo, rear defrost, oneowner local trade . No Grills Or Specials At This Price 4 door, 5 speed , stereo . low miles , economical . 86 Honda Civic 86 Nlssan Pulsar 4 door, 5 speed , stereo, Air, sunroof, stereo, 5 speed, sport stripes. s3995 Limll 10 86 Pontiac T1 000 86 Chevy Spectrum 85 Fonl Mustang LX 2 door , 5 speed, stereo, Air, new tires & e~haust, local trade. locks , power steering , 675-3901 power local trade . 88 Nlssan Sentra wagon, air, cassette, rack, low mllea, rare. SS995 $4995 87 Mazda Pickup 5 speed, cas.. tte, sliding rear window, tonneau , local trade . 87 Nlssan Sentra XE, 4 door, air, casse tte, tow mile s, one o wner local trade SS995 s4995 88 flnl Escort GT 88 CbJYsler New Yorker 88 Fonl Br11nca I Air. cas011tte, sunroof, tilt, cruise. alloy wheels, just traded. Fifth Ave ., air, power everything, leather, low XLT, ~x.C, alr, automatic, cassane, power windows & locks, local one-owner. miles, local one owner. s1 5 ___ 10,995 5 ...----'--.......: CHAUNC('t' Chestnut St. Henclenon, W. VA. casse tt e, s3995 great economy. 107 !; /! c $ 0 °/o APR FINANCING or CASH REBATES Lyne Center gym, pool schedules RIO GRANDE - The schedule of events for theromlng week at Lyne Center Is as follow s: Gym schedule Monday -CLOSED Tuesday 6-R p.m .. college recreation Tuesday o-R p.m . eollege recreation Wednesday - 6-8 p .m .. college recreation Friday - CLOSED Saturday - 1-3 p .m .. open recreation Sunday, July 22 - 1-3 p .m . . open recreation, 6-8 p.m ., college I raised his record to 16-4. Ward notched his ninth save. Scott Erickson, J-3, took the loss. Brewers Royals I - At Milwaukee. B.J. Surhoff drove In the go-&head run In the third Inning and Teddy Higuera notched his first victory since July 5. Higuera, Improved to 7-5. Tom Gordon. 8-9, took the loss . Dan Plesac got the final out lor his 20th save. Rangersl-2, While Sox 0-4- At Arlington. Texas. Carlton Fisk hll a record home run and Bobby Thigpen collected his 38th sa veto help Chicago gain a 4-2 victory In the nightcap . Fisk's blast was his 328th career homer, moving him past Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench 1715 Eosttrn Avlllllt GCIIHpolis, Ohio 446-1065 AOIJT( ll AMESVILLE �August 19, 1990 Page C-4-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. August 19, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Sunday Timss-Sentinei- Page- C-5 Romero leads storm-delayed International By TERRY BOTE CASTLE ROCK, Colo. iUPllEduardo Romero of ArgenUna scored 11 points Friday to take the lead In the clubhouse when play was suspended In the serond round of the International golf tournament. Romero, surviving a threehour lightning delay In the middle of hls round, added hls 11 Stableford points to a first-day score ol 9, giving him the clubhouse lead at plus-20. Eagles are worth f!ve points under the modified Stableford scoring system In use at the tournament. Birdies are worth two points. pars none , bogeys mlnus·l , and double bogeys or Of . Cars & "Frucks Trade-Up , ;:a Save . ;;« Compare Slot~ "(McCartby and Bowman) claim they are endUed to have Steinbrenner be lbe managing ge~~eral maDager of !be New York Yanltees and the rommlssiODer Is Interfering with that rebltlonshlp," Cohn said. Cohn said McCartby and Bowman lbilllt VIDCt!llt's ruling was ''Wrongflllly based" and they •'object to lbe way the lnvestlgatloD and hear lng were COIIIucted .• ~ miDorfty OW1Ief'l are leek· lng a temporary restralnJDg $ No r man seemed out of rontPn - NOW ion at m inus-6 when play was s uspended in the early afternoon . But he strung five birdies over 10 holes afte r play resumed 10 kL'<'P 1990 CHEVROLET BERETTA $ FattO<y Vtllielt W~h Balance Of FactO<y Wananty hl s chances alive. Elkington had an Identi ca l tota l at the halfwa y point lasl year, but missed the cu t whe n al l scores r everted to zero on Satur · da y . Under a format r hange t his year, points arc carried over intu the third round before the fi eld is risks ." t r immed to 24 and sco rf> s wipPd out for Sunday's shoo tout. tou r who has yf' t to w in i n th e Ol aza ba t ha d six birdies and three bogeys In h1s round of plus -10 . "T he key to I his format is to b<' a littl e aggress ive ... sa id Olaza · bal , a ri sin g star on lh f' F.u rope an Un il ed States. "Yo u jus l go for Stock IIP2233 . Lignt Qlue !rnrsn 4 aoot sedan fr ont wneet ar,.,. e au romat •Crrarsmtssron a'' con U1tronmy po wer stee·rng & b' ake~ 1rnted glo~ s rrlt steerrng wfleel uur-:.e ctJl!rol rad .al rtres w~ee1 covers Factory Vellicte W"h Balance Of Fact01y Wananty 1978 FORD BRONCO 1988 AMC RENAULT S1Kk ~T4 0118. M.voon f1nts!'1 . 4 wheel drr ve . VB . 4 speed . power steenng & braies. ten! ea glass. rac:hat t1res. rally whe-ets . Ducker seats local owner tr.l:le . as IS rncxlel 1986 PONTIAC 6000 LE Sttd II'P2172 2door. red l rnrsh, 4 cylin der engrne, automatrc. power st eerrng & brakes. lrnted glass. rad1al trres. bucket seat s. rear wrn do w defogger . sunroof 2 OOll 9'al llfiiSil 11)111 •t~eel Orl'tf • \'fltfiOe r i1IDN!l M OO'flff 9ti'flfCJ &[Hk~ ooJati r(lj NOW 1 3,595.00 NOW ' 6,295.00 1988 OLOS IELTA 88 ROYALE S1lcl U16QA. Lt4J1' orue lrnrSh .111 PQ 111 er sleenng !Makes 'llilnOOws & ooor IOC ~ s dtgdal cloc ~ 1~1 wreet cru ese AMIF J.I raoro wrtll slereo c.J)setre whrtewatls wrre wr.ee t covers rear wrnOO. defogger only 17 087 rnrles WI ooe ownet uaoe 5 NOW 13,995.00 1978 JEEP WAGONEER S!otk ~.t0368. Brown ftnrsn 4 wli eel drtve. 6 c ylinder engrn e automa trc . power steenng & brake s. trnt ed glass . toe at owner trade. NOW 1,595.00 1989 PONTIAC GRAND AM 1988 FORD f·250 PICKUP Sttcl UtUA. Marooolrnrsh 4 wheel dnve unrr V8 au1omatrc oower steer rng & bt'akes lrnteo gtass . AM / FM rJaro. rddralllles rmr step Dumper dual tanks _local one owner trade NOW ~ 10,995.00 1984 CHEVY CHEVETIE Sto<l fHIZDB. Red l•msh . ' cylinder engrne . bucket seat s & more. Local owner trade NOW 5 1,395.00 1983 FORD ESCORT • • 1Pt1'-C. Blue fi nish. <4 cyt.nder eng1ne . 5 spee d. AMIFM radi O, rad1alt1res. bucket seats. local owner trade 5 NOW 8,995.00 1982 DIIYSLBI COIIOOBA sa.d ~.t92U_ 4 door. black tr nrsh. front wheEl dm e. 4 cylinder. automatrc. tr nled gl ass, bucket seats. local owner trade NOW '5,295.00 NOW 54,995.00 oS! I ~ 1988 CHEVROLET BERm A 1988 CHEVROLET BERffiA Sld: . .1A. 2 !)» ClJOf lrOnt wfleel or~ 6 ~ 5 ~ .Ill ))lief )!t'tflllg ~ !lial.~ ?OOJr cou oe rnarxr. 6 :,II."..;Je; W 'll'llfl: ~ M QI.!S~ J()'llf!'J ~eet1119 & Or~~e~ . 1111\ell Al.i ~ Wrildll nn 'il:rreo ta').sene raolit trre<, ·a! ~ "hee~ sttre:l :4:S.SE1It U ne :r..s.e I..W i f \1 '* ~· ·w '.r!'S · ~ llflei!I'S ooctt' IIWIII riJ«f1J r,u ~ !I ..:I NOW 5 7,995.00 Slldl IP2'21l. <4 cylinder engine , black finish , • speed t ransmis · sion , radial tires, rally wh eel s, rear step bumper . NOW 56,995.00 nlOO'II ~ rrr.~ lrCt~t •~eer J)I'1SOie ~>~~e r er Se.JI~ firs t round . had s('ve n blrd lC'S in his rounrito grt 10 plus·l 4 aflrr two r ound s. " T hrv can ca ll it modified St a blt-' f~rd m whalf'VPr. I'vr foun d ou t t ha t birdit•s work pr(' tt.\· WP ll. " l.i f'tzkr said . 0 JEAN A. DISSEUR, M.D. Ophthalmology Diseases & Surgery of the Eye (b 14) 44&-5421 1M MONS AVES YOU MONEY ... ,.. UTTERLy FANTASTIC BUYS NOW BASE MODELS TO FULLY LOADED UNITS ALL PRICED TO SELL . I .A I I I I AT 1990 PRICES S-10 PICKUPS AS LOW AS 00* S-1 0 EL Pickup 1991 S-1 0 Tahoe Pickup 1991 Model 1986 MERCURY CAPRI 111c1 lmlll 1.,. ""' """ OUTPATIENT LASER SURGERY AVINGS SALE 1991 PICKUPS va s'""' ~ ~~&trikt<.i \IW(l~ l;rlll'll!e cr~l'il UJI!11) AWfMrac:tlll ll!ll SleferJ r.ll:lloJ· life<; ~ CvOel ~) CAS~t 1Uf 'll'ti'!OOW ll!kq;t! djlJ!T!lfll.JmW"ee''i u:arl1lt owrer t'iiOe ttrfV! l'!.l r W l lJWT\t! tri)e NOW 5 8,995.00 1981 CHEVROLET BERETIA -IP2211. 2 doo< coupe, !>lack finish, front wheel d rive . power steering & brakes, ew:tra nice & well equrpped. NOW '7,995.00 1986 FORD AEROSTAR VAN 111c1 nu. f<"' - ... 6 ()WOO l.tmll • IJMI' S8mJ &lnkrs. ~ w !Us ! "" cos 11<}10 cill - ..... ~hi! wheel cr~Clllt!ll AM/f lil r.Do'Mih - " "rear "" - Gtt::lggr " " Win lily.... lStS WI'Kblr ~ Stock #T4207, 4 cylinder engine, 5 speed transmission and more. NOW 5 5,995.00 1986 DODGE RAM 50 IUIJP s-t n4343A. 4 cylinder engine . 1991 S-1 0 Durango 5 speed, t ilt wheel, AM rad1 o. radialt.res . OOid lrnrsh, local one owner . NOW 5 4,995.00 1986 AMC EAGLE ... nas.a Slauon ......,, sitver lrnr sh. 4wheel drrte, artomalte . iir. power sleer· rng & bflies. wire lrh:!ets, ratrat t1res, A.Mn=M radio, buUe( .a1S, rw window O.fo®er.IOCOI owne• lr1de. NOW 5 3,995.00 •Over 60 Pickups In Stock •23 S-10 Pickup Models Now In Stock S.SIIIM 750 East State St. Athens, Ohio Mit IIIMs, &I-IIIII Billa, .Ill IIIIi 593·6671 Jlrry - - - - . . . ~ Stock #T4104 . Gray l im sh. 6 cyl ind er, AMIF M radio with stereo cassette. radial t ires, ra ised let ter ti res. rear step bump er. pow er hood release. int erior & e• l erio r deco r group. 5 speed, air condit ioning, power s tee11 ng & brak es. hea vy duty s li d ing rear w in dow, heavy du ty s uspen sion. Now 58682* Only One At Thl• Price caa,., S., IMlWII. IIIII !Idiy, IIIII . . . .................... - •• Stock #T4246. Black fini sh, 5 speed, 4 cylinder engine , power steeri ng & brakes, tinted glass, tilt wheel, radial tires, rear step bumper, sliding rear window and more, others to choose from. Now 5 7790* ' P11c es include all facto ry in ce nti ves t o dealer and GMAC 1st Tim e Buy er Program ' All units sub ject to prior sale Fin ancing availabl e with approved. credit See Salesman lloyd Cooper Gary Lee Tipple, John Reeves, Ed GiHian, Rich Eberts, Jell Davis Bob Hartley, Sales Manager Jerry Bibbee, General Manager a11d Business Manager, Mark Geiger When You Say Trucks Think Of Simmons Chevrolet The Heartbeat of Southeastern Ohio agalast ' Thur sday's ~ •All units subjec t to prior sale •Financing aYailable to qual ified buyers ' Br un• l.it'IZkP and Tum Wa t sun w(•n• am ong thosE' making big movf' :i du r ing friday m ornin g's round. Lielzkr. who was at plus· I after HOLZER EYE CLINIC NOW 5 6,995.00 NOW 1 8.995.00 ~ti)T!Jl( 1Ptt151. Brown finish . 2 NOW 1988 NISSAN SENTRA steenng & beak~ hnlerJ g~:;s :rn • ne€r crurse CCJrtrc- AM Ft.! rall(l .tlrte'll' alltll' e ~ ~~ Wl'lem b.Jrkel se.is OCdl IJ'III're' rraoe wheel Cli1'r'i; 6 C)T(Jel door moclel , VB, automat ic, air condi tioning , power steerrng & brakes, •MIFM radio. radral l rres , bucket seats. 1 1,595.00 NOW 1 8,995.00 1988 NISSAN SENTRA 1989 CHEVY S.10 PICKUP - NOW 5,995.00 5 S1tcll NP'22<42A . 2 cloor coupe . srlver f1nrsh . fron t wheel dnve . 4 cyl1~.der . 5 speed. ai r, t1nted glass. radraltrres . bucket seats . local owner trade B~ NOW 5 2,495.00 1988 CHEVY S-10 PICKUP Stocll NT.t353A. 4 cylin der eng rne, bl ue fm 1sh , 4 speed . rad1altnes. re ar step bumper. local owner trade 1988 PlYM VOYAGER YAH '1rrs, r·ort ratl!G ,m '>ltlell [.jssef1t :acl'JI trr~ Ctwl:.oie Mlet :.ut; Sl.lnlf(ll ~:u'fll ~ um wnetl'i 1988 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY s.ct IPttl.tA. Brae• Cf'le"'f o.;.ta!OX:k ltnte!lgtas~ ltllllfleel CIUI!l UI II W Stock II'P22U 4 ooo· seaa·1 wtr rte 'rf1t')~ ti r ylrnoer Ju!CJna!l( arr oower stee·rng & orakes lilt wheel crurse COfltrot AM i FM raoro wrlh srereo cJssene wMewJIIs rJII y wheels 1 Sllci 1Pt1U • door sedan . whrt e linrsn. !ront wheel drr~e . automatrc, arr. po wer steenng & brakes lrnted glass. AMIFM radKI. radral 11res wh~l covers. bucket seats Ill ('!'('." 8·10 PICKUP 1989 S-10 BLAZER NOW ' 1,295.00 th (' pins. I f you can manage to makr a frw blrdiPs, you'll br ACS GOLF WINNERS The winning team In Thursday's American Cancer Society Golf Tournament fin Ished with a score ol 14 under par. The team will now go to the Firestone Country Cluh in Akron for the state tournament . Members ol the winning tram are (L·R] Mick Howell, Bill Nelson, former Olympltboxlng c hampion Pete Rademac her, Eric foon, Lee Powell, representing Powells Super Valm>, one of the tournament's sponsors, and Larry Powe ll. Radf'macher, who was the Gold Medel winner In the 1956 Olympics in the heavyweight division, is tht' Ohio golf coordinnlor for tlw American Cancer Society. UPER tory warrant~ Sttci N4214A. 2 door. 4 wheel drrve. 6 cyhnde r eng ene. arr conditlonmg, power steerrng & brakes, trnted glass . bucket seats. local owner trade NOW s 11,995.00 Anderson. "I' m jus t glad I get lo keep my points,.. said Elkin gton . who posted slx bird ies and lhree bogeys. "I don'l think I' ll do anything real stupid (Saturday 1. I won't take a ny uncalcula te d Stock #P2267. 2 doO<. Ir on! wheel dm>e. 4 cytmder engme. auiOOlal< tran srms~on at r condrtlontng. power sl:eenng & brak es crutse coot rol, AM/F M radm, ra dral fires: ra lly wheel s. bucket seats. rear wmdow delogger. Fad or~ vehtcle wrt h balance ollac· 1990 GEO Metro Stott NP2251. Blue trnrsn . 4 door seoan f·ont wrreer 0' ve 3 cylrnder engme a.. ro mJ !r c transmrss,on ar· co.-·C rlrOntng trnted gtass Oucket sears re.Jt wrnoow aelogger Shuler, ,John Felkner, Ulllan Moore , executive director of the Meigs County Chapter of tlw American Cancer Society; Jim Hill and ,Jim fntemationaJ ... _~_c_on_t_,n_uP_ct_rr_o_m_c_-4_1_ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ __ ---"".-'1.-J--.J ceut and Dowd from c811')'ln& out Sllr'rl - NOW Stod: #P2208 _4 aoo· sedan tr ont whetl drrve au t()(Jlafrc transmrssrorr c~ •r conor rronlllq powe· stetrrng &- b ra ~e s 1rntea gi.JSS AM 1 ~ M •aaro raarattrres whee l covers FJcto,·, ve~rcre wll" Oatance ot tacto r ~· warranty _ _ , lnjwlclioDs barrlllg VID- penalty $ $ orcle£ and prellm!Dary and perlllelr Stock NP2228. Blue trnrsh 4 Ooor sedan trom .... neet arrve <l cylinder engrne .JutunMtrc transmrssron <111 conclriiOnrng oower ~teerrng & brakes AM /F M raaro radraltrres wOOelcnvers bucket sea ts rear 'lo' ndOW detogge• ~ aC)Q r ~ ~·ehr Cie WI I~ Oal,:wce ot fac tory war r,1ntv 1990 CHEVROLET CORSICA In a letter sent to his limited partners last week. Steinbrenner them RUNNER-UP TEAM- The runner-up team In Thursday's American Society Tournament held at Jaymar GoU Club finished with a score of 13 under par. Members of the learn are (L-R) Erine 1990 GEO PRIZM 1990 GEO PRIZM !Continued from C-3) c au Honed +:;;, J\:"i . iiP2227 . Blue trn•sh 4 aoor seel.an rront wneet arrve 4 cyrr noer engrne JutomalrL 11 ansnrrss10n .111 condrttO nmg power steerrng & Drakes AM 'fM radro raoral trres wheel covers Duc~e r SediS rea· wrnao w oerogger Facto•; ~·e f1rete wrth OaiJilCe ot tactory warumy Owners••• reportfldly Quality ' .. ott !See INTERNATIONAL on C-11) against t4king any legal action against :be commissioner . Stein· bn>nllf'f sO""P'SSe'd that he was opposed ·.o such action. relterat Jng thAt any Involvement on hls part ..-oo.kl be a direct violation of the agreemen t he signed with \"lncen t . The suit clatms baseball. Vln· cent and special investigator John Dowd find Steinbrenner ·' fiercely unpopular'· and believe he is a " bligh t on baseball." It also all<>ges that Vincent '"has been waiting for tlle opportunit y and excuse to rid himself a nd the game ol this blight. .. VIncent ordered Steinbrenner to step down and to cease all activity dealing with the day-today running ol the ballclub because ol hls deal ing with admitted gambler How ard Spira. The commissloner said Steinbrenner's conduct had not been In the best Interests ol basebalL Steinbrenner paid Spira S40,000 last year, but the suit claims baseball kneW of Steinbrenner's relationship with Spira and that "Steinbrenner (had) no reason to believe that the cont.acts with Spira were In any way Improper or prohibited, but also that the commissioner's otftce condoned and approved of tllos1! contacts." Our - -4 worse minus-3. Australian Steve Elkington was seco nd In the clubhouse at plus-1 9. at Spain's Jose-Marie Olazabal led a group tied lor third at plus-17 . Mark Ca lc a vecchla was a mong two dozen players s tranded on the course when darkness fell. He was plus-21 with one hole to play . The finish of the second round, including a probable suddendeath playo!t lor the final spots In the i2-ma n cut, was pushed back to Saturday. Defending cham· pion Greg Norman and Jack ~ lckl a u s were among those on the bubble a t plus-3 . Co hn is representing the Yank!'e minority owners In their efforts to void an agreement bet w<'<'n Major League Baseball and George Steinbrenner that forces the Yankee general partne r to re linquish control of the team by Monday, Aug. 20. Batchelder and attorneys from buth sides met privately twil'e F'rlday to discuss what was ter med "preliminary matters" by one of Batchelder's Jaw clerks. A hearing on the suit will begin a t 9 a .m . EDT Monday . The suit, fUed Thursday , seeks to prohibit VIncent from enforcing an agreement signed July 30 by Steinbrenner alter an 11-hour m!'etlng with the commissioner. in which Steinbrenner agreed to give up control of the team . The Yankee limited partners met Wednesday In Cleveland and voted to have Robert Nederlander succeed Steinbrenner as i:fneral partner on an Interim basis . Nederlander must be approved by baseball owners. Min or it y owners Daniel :llcCar thy and Harold Bowman filed the suit. McCarthy. a Cleveland tax attorney. is one of Steinbrenner 's lawyers. but a spokesman tor Steinbrenner said the Yankees principal owner had nothing to do wllh thP suit ' '' .' \ �Page-C-6-Sunday Times- Sentinel August 19, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. At Meigs County Fair, Triptique wins first, seventh harness races on final day By JULIE E. DD..LON Tlmes-Sendnel Staff ROCK SPRINGS - The final day of harness horse action at the 127th annual Meigs County Fair featured II races for the crowd at the grandstand . In the f!rsl and seventh races for three-year -old filly pacers, Triptlque, driven by Ron Nc· whar\, and owned by Ron and Ray Newhart, MariE•Ita , cap· lured Ihe first plael' spots in both heals. Pacing to second place spots In both heals was Brook field Bertie, dr iven by Lue Schliesser and owned by Richard Household er . Junction City. Winn ing In the second and eighth races, again for th ree· vear -old filly pacers. was Sham· i-ock, driven by Ron Newhart and owned by L Milflagrl. Lowell. and S. Du ckwor\h . Marietta Icy Run, driven by Carl Ha r ness, and owned by Donald Beckman. Latham. paced In second place spots In both heats. OUTRIDER - MoUy Toban, riding Peachy, served as the outrider lor the final day of harness horse racing action on Friday at the Meigs County Fair as observers were treated to 11 races on the nrtourJ>m. Co lor Me Qui c k, driven IJy AI Jonrs and owned by V irg inia Williams. NPw Aiba nv. t roi!Pd to thz winnrr's circle In 1hP 1hird and ninth r aces fo r Oh ll lco trollers . W.E. Towson, driven by Terry Van Rhoden and owned by Agusta Barnharl, Athens, came in second in lhe third and third In the ninth . Second place In the n inth and third In the lhlrd was Biff Town. driven by Don Spencer a nd owned by Grace Fessell. Cardington. The fourth and tenth races for Ohillco pacers featured J .J . Sl arb ret, driven by Terry Van Rhoden and owned by Betty Joseph, Washington Court House. in the winner's circle for both heals Second In the fourth and fourl h In the tenth was County Line Ta ra , driven by Rick Fergu son and owned by Dick and Sandra Ferguson, Soulh Zanes vlliP . Seco nd in the tenth and fourth in the four th was Bea A Lancer, driven by Richard Cook and ownf'd by Edwin A. Cook. Londonberry. The flflh. six th and lith races fra I urrrl I hree- year old filly t ratter s. In lhe ftflh race. Mary Lou's Lady was driven Ia the firs! pla ce spot by Ron New hart. She Is ownr d hy Rod Newhart. Ma · rirll a Cornsilk Sue. driven by Lee Shum a ker a nd owned by Marcia Miller a nd Ted Waddle. Wasl1ington Co urt House . came in srcond in that racr. Local horsrman. Brooks Say re drove Sandy Adonno to the fir st place spo l in the sixth race. She is owned by Michael Swatzel, Vln· cent . Second place honors In that race went 10 Beeboppa, driven by Brian Weaver and owned by Jean Anderson. Circleville. In the 11th race, Mighty Sabrina caplured the first place spot. She was driven by Terry VanRhoden and is owned by Burlon Walker of Sunbury Ron Newhart drove Solar Lady to the second place spol. She is owned by John and Beulah Bigley, Clarksville, Pa. Permanent or term lite insurance? WHAT'S BEST FOR YOU? I can help you understand lhe alternative costs and benefits of life insurance plans. Cat! for MODERN WOODMEN SOLUTIONS ~1amik.J-~ MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA "'f~"'fLRNI<.l NBL MORRISON P. O.Io•3461 Rio Grur.:lt, OH. 45674 Ph. (614) 245-,319 IN S U~"'N C E SOC Ill I' HOML QlfiCl • ROCII.ISL..-.NO lll i NQI~ UH LIFE • ANNUITIES IRA'S FRATERNAl PROGRAMS SUNDAY PUZZLER ACROSS 1 By oneself 6 l fOPICa ll ruiiS 11 Pla ster o f - 16 Flexible 2 1 Sw11t 22 Ra1 se 1he sp1n1 ot 24 Helped 25 Picn1c pest 26 Propnetor 28 01m1mshed 30 Caudal appendage 32 Agave plant II _ .. 34 - cond1110ner 35 Foothke part 36 Rec1pe InS IruCtiOn HEARTBREAK LANE -This was the scene of the lOth race lor OhUlco Pacers on Friday afternoon at the Meigs County Fair. Leading the race down the homestretch is J.J . Starbret, driven by Terry owned by Betty ,Joseph, Washington Court Bouse. J.J. Starbrcl received lhe trophy blanket by Wanda Van · Rhonden Memorial '90. Davis claims victory in Sportsman Invitational at Skyline Speedway By SCOTI' WOLFE T-S Correspondent STEWART Driving the Whal ey's Auto Parts 8-Bali, Phil Davis of Gallipolis claimed vic tory in the Sports man in vlta · tiona! held a t Skyline Speedway Friday night Davis brought home the c hec ker ed flag In front of No. 2 spot Kevin Haught, WB55 of Ron Wiiliom s a nd No. 3 Rick Tracewe ll. Dav·is al so clai med victory in th e fast dash followed by Kevin hau ght. Aaron Fleming. Ron William s and Rtck Tracewell. Mik<' Adki ns of Minersville. cln ving lhr' Watering Hole spon sored No 4 won th e Spor tsma n heat race passing No. 17 Robert Stac kpo le and holding off Stack · poles ev ery altempt lo pass . Stev e Woods ran lhtrd In th e hea l foll owed by Archie Burdelle, Tim l.,ruderman and Gary Eider. The A· I of Aaron Flem ing was la s t qua lif ier in the spo rt sma n division . In thelatemodeldivlslonlt was aga in Bob Adams. Jr. of Racine driving th e J.D. Drllling McDonalds·SPolnts Express V-6 cylinder engine winning the fe ature event. Adams star ted s ixth In the feature. however after severa l cau Uons a nd a red flag, Adams was able to move to the Irani in his unfamiliar outside groove driv ing . Adams held uff thz c har ges of Bill Childers , Rrad Gof f. Andy Bo nd and Greg Carpenter who finis hed seco nd lhru flflh respectfu lly. Larry Bond driving th e Facemyer Lumber won lhe das h for the cash holding off th e likes of GrPg Carpenler. Andy Bond. Bill Childers. Marc French, and Bob Adams Jr. Adams' V-6 powered machine set fast time in the late model division Bobby Hill c la imed victory In the semi-late model division and also won the eveni ngs fast dash In th P featurf' eve n 1 a b<.i111P dPvPloped ea rly in thr race as thr '<o 22 car of Mike Mc Daniel ca mr into sheet metal co nt ac 1 with the No 55 of Chris Diddle on the res ta rt . forcing McDaniels to the tail of lhe pa ck. However. aftpr a fe w laps McDaniel wa s !Jack up to third and pressuring Didd le for the seco nd sport Coming ou t of turn four fo r thP seco nd positi o n c heckered fla g it wws nip and tuck all the way to the flagman's stand . As the checkered flag fell however it was McDaniel b)' not more then a nose piece Kirk Isner fin ts hed fourth followed by Jim Wilson. Buck Lamb and Ed Cle ndenin rou nded out th e top seven . Last week ·s street stock eve nt wa s plagued by ratn making for double features in this class. 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The swee1 sop Land measure At home Colonize 36 Take one's par 1 37 Jargon perfect1on 128 Grain 129 Meat and vegetables dish 13 1 "Father Knows 87 Sewing 12 13 14 15 31 Be ill 126 Standards ol 84 93 Let tall t6 Den tt6Piead 83 tO Stitch 11 Sheets of glass 17 Lubricate 18 Hypo1he1ica1 force 19 Surgical thread 20 Prepares for pr1nt 27 Armed conllic1 29 Foolless 117 - of L1be rty .. 119 "The - Ranger 120 Italian - 75 77 78 80 8I preC1p118110n G1ve back Fallows March Belabor Ver'l e Openwork labnc Equali1y Additional. e;J~.tra Germany 95 Roman date 99 Wash 101 Gratify; please 105 Tense 106 Jane. to Bndget Fonda 107 Keen 111 11 2 11 3 115 116 118 119 Pack away Expense Rend Tiny particle Clench with 1eeth Again Young girl 121 Woody Allen 111m 123 Sun god 125 Mea suring devices 126 Unemployed 127 Drawing rooms 129 Pierces 130 - Recall" 13 1 Container 132 More ancient 134 'Young boy 136 Claw 137 139 140 144 145 146 Change Cronies Bnm SemiliQUid food Fru11 drink Arid 147 A Gabor 68 Looks at 70 "Cry - .. 148 Recede 149 Shoshone an 71 Bugs Bunny 's favorite lnd1en 151 Japanese drama 73 Delineated !53 That th1ng 155 Diphthong 74 Wintm 157 Actor Pacmo (See SKYLINE on C-7) August 19, 1990 Sunday Times-Sentmei-Page-C-7 Pomeroy-Middi8POI1-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant W. Va. Bream on comeback trail after three knee operations By CHUCK MOODY UP I Sports Writer PfiTSBURGH (UP!) - Sid Bream celebrated his 30th birth day by doing something that appeared to be impossible only a year ago - playing In a major league baseball game again. The Pittsburgh Pintes first baseman had four hits, Including a home run, in the Aug. 3 game against Philadelphia, about one · year after Bream underwent the · last of three O{lCratlons during · last season on his right knee. : Bream had arthroscopic surgery . on the knee in Aprll and May to : repair torn c~dlage, and he · underwent reconstructive : surgery on the anterior eructate : ligament on July 21. Whether Bream would be able : to recover from the surgery to · play again was in doubt, but not by Pirates manager Jim Leyland. "If there ever ~as- one guy who would pay every price to come · back it was Sid," said Leyland. . ' 'H e's really a high-l)lass individ· ual, a real hard worker, a real dedicated-type lndivldual. And · he's a good player." Bream said the recovery pro. cess Initially w.; slow, but It progressed as team orthopedist · Dr. Jack Failla and trainer Kent Biggerstaff told him it would. The rehab Included machinehelped exercises. Isometrics. Nautilus workouts . ice skaters' movemenls on a board and running . "l believe a week before the season started If you would have asked me whether or not I would have been able to play I would have told you no ," Bream said. "My knee still felt ler ribl e. I couldn'l run the bases. I had no confidence In it . Our trainer and our doctor continued lo jus t give me confidence saying week by week, month by month this thing Is going to take some leaps and bounds. And It did. " Bream came to the Pirates In 1985 with outfielder R.J . Rey · no ids In a trade with Los Angeles lor third baser.tan Bill Madlock. The Carlisle, Pa .. nalive's bes t season was In 1986 when he hll .268 with 16 homers and 77 RBI. this thing wouldn't cooperate. I But, despite his size, the told myself, 'Lord, until you close 6-foot-4, 220-pound Bream mostly the door I'm going to work this was a doubles and triples hitter rather than someone who would siam the bail out of the park until this season. ''The big difference is that he's staying through the bail," said Pirates hitting inslructor Milt May. who helped Bream midway through this season. "That's allowing him to gel some weight shift and get the proper spin on the ball, which helps it to carry." Bream, who will continue to wear a brace on his knee at least through this season, was batting .277 woth 12 homers and 52 RBI through the Pirates first 114 games. He was on a pace to establish career highs In home runs and RBJ, and he was a prime contender lor the National Leagile Comeback Player of the ., Year award. "I was always a back -foot hitter, and Milt's method kind of got me hitting off the front loot," said Bream. "But at the same lim e the thing that I really believe helped was turning In my hip . I was coming down through th e bail In a more dlrecl ap· proach. Before I was hitting lhe ball hard, but l was pulling across the bail and gave II different lype of spin . Now coming down on lop of the ba ll it 's giving me the und erspln and the bail's going further ." The deeply religious Bream credits his faith In God with helping him to keep a posiliVP attitude about recovering from the knee injuries and becoming a n eve n better player. " I lold myself If God wanted me to play I he game of baseball then things would go well," said , Bream.· 1t helped me to the poinl where t wasn'l worried aboul wh al the future would bring If GALLIPOLIS- A men's slowpitch softball tournament is scheduled lor the weekend of Aug . 25-26 in GaiUpolis . The entry fee Is $65 and lhe team's own softballs. Trophies will be given to the lop two teams. To register or for more Information, call Gary al446-4059or Mike at 44&-7538. The sis ters of I he Un ivers it y of Rio Grande chapter of Lambda OmiCron Psi will sponsor lhel r first annual charily softball tourn a ment lor Class C and D teams at the GaiUpoUs water treatment plant on I he weeke nd of Aug. 25-26 The entry lee Is $50 and two softballs per team . All team s will play by American Softball Asso elation (ASAI rules. The deadline lor notification of entering teams Is Thursday In place of setting up Ihe brackets The team captains will be notified at that time of their playing Urnes. For more ln!ormation. call 245-5999 or 446-4258 alter 5 p .m. again that's up to you.' "He told me that He'd take care of me. I put my faith and trust in Him to know that ill was going to play l was going to play and he was going to let me play .·' c ' ~ ~-· --- PRICES UNDER THE NT AREU YOU'D EXPECT! SALE STARTS AUG 15-SALE ENDS AUG CAVALIER----- {;Qlf meeting slated RACINE- Any one Interested In grades 9-12 in playing golf at Southern High School are asked to altend a meeting at Jaymar Golf Club Monday evening at 5:30 p.m . List Price Less Cash Back Less Our Discount You Pay .$:8,307 51,110 $·308 S6899* _(_co_nu_n_ue_d_rro_m_c_~·_)_ _ LUMINA and WIIUam son. LATE MODEL Dub- L. Bond, G. CarpPnter, A.BoOO, B . Childers. French and Adams Jr. List Price Less Cash Back Less Our Discount F1nf hat - Buckley, Riddle, Esparzo, Johnsoo, Golf, Patrick., Morrl.scn, Barn hoU!Je, Wriston, Klnnlsm, and Jenklnli . Feature- Adams Jr., CHilders, Gofl, A. Bond, Carpenter, Bond, Johnsoo, Klnnt sm, French, Barnhouse, Buckley , Wris- ton, Mon1soo. Riddle. Patlick, - Hill, McDa.n~ . Diddle , Isner, WDsGJ, Lamb. Qeudenin, Smith, Quem, Tomcray - SPORTSMAN Davis, Haught, $]2,999 You Pay SEMtMTE Duh - Hill. Diddle, Clendmln , Isner F1nt heat - McDaniel, Tomcra~· , Queen, Wtlsoo. Lamb, SmHh Fe&lul'f! $15,081 $1,000 $1,082 and E~pana . Dash Weekend softball tournaments slated TE ----.~ Skyline results ... features as he was dialed In all night for the s•reet stock events. In the rain out feature, Harold Pickens finished second Rodney huhn tllird, John Williams fourth and Roger Garnes filth. This week' s feature found the follow · lng drivers finishing thru fifth: Tim Frame, Roger Dunlap, Roger Garnes, Clair Sullivan and John Williams. Th e IMCA modiliedsevenl was won by Jack Kress. Kress finished ahead of last weeks winner Bob Crace and Rick Williamson . Kress also claimed the heat race followed by Crace. knee as hard as I can and get It ready. And II you don't want me to play the game of baseball F'l emln~. Williams. Trarewell HEat - Adkins, S ta ckpol~>, WOods. Burdet tr. Laudf"fman, F.lder Feature - Davis. FJ('IT)\ng. Wllllilm s. Tracewell, Coz.ad , Adkins, Stackpol e, Woods. Durd (' l te, Laud ennan. Haught, E lder CHEVY FULL-SIZE PI Ust Price 512,857 Less Cash Back Less Our Discount $600 $},000 STREE'f STOCK 8-lO-to Feature - Frame. Plck.eru.. Huhn, William s. Garnes, Gardner, Wolre. Mo011.'. Miller, Vehan. Sullivan, Car!l:'y , Du nlap You Pay $}},257 H eal - Dunlap, Frame, MO<J'E', Huhn . Vf'han. Wolle, Pickens. !Dd heat - Sullivan, Garnes, Gardn lT . W1lllams, Kessell, Miller Feature - Frame, Dunlap, Garllf'S , Su llivan . Williams. Kes!!ell. MooN' . Auto- Air Plcketls. V<"han . Huhn. Wolr£'. Gardner IMCA. ModlnOO& - Fea1ure Kre s~. Cra ce, Williams on He al - KrE>s s.. t' racP WJ IJ iamsoo BANKRUPTCY $8,415 List Price $},600 Less Cash Back Less Our Discount $316 111H21-0888 L.W. CENNAMO ATTORNEY -AT -LAW 336 S. High St. ColumbUI, OH. LOCAl CONSULTATION KNIGHT, MUUEN LAW OFFICES, POMEIOf, 992-2090 You Pay In Pomeroy with AlTORNEY D. t'(HAfl MIWN S6499· ROBERT M. HOLLEY, M.D. FAMILY PRACTICE PAIN CONTROL CLINIC WEIGHT CONTROL Includes All-You-Want Fountain Drinks FREE Salad and Garlic Bread with Spaghetti (POINT PLEASANI" MEDICAL CEN'IERl 25TH &: JEFFERSON AVENUE POINT PLEASANT Answer on Page C-2 (J04) 675-1675 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TAX AND TITLE EXTRA *INCLUDES FIRST TIME BUYER Every car and truck under the tent is priced to move during your Super Chevy Dealers Summer Tent Clearance Sale! JIM COBB CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC·GEO, INC. 992-661. 301 EAst IWN POmOY, OliO �Page-C-8- Sunday Times-Sentinel August 19, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Livestock Sales If Texas, Texas A&M leave SWC, Lone Star legislators plan action against those universities AUSTIN, Texas IUP I\ Members of the Texas Legisla ture are threatening to take actio n agains t the Universll y of Texas and Texas A&M Un iver s lty If the sc hools withdraw from the Southwes t Conference. House Speaker Gib Lewis. D-Fo rt Worth. sa id Thursday he s trongly opposed th e schools ' leaving a nd vowed "to do every thing In my power to prevent it from happening" - Including s lashing appropriatio ns to the two universities . Le wis a lso revealed plans to form a specia l House study group tha t the s hakeup would hurt Baylor Un iversit y, was to co nduct a news conference Friday to a nnounce tha t he a nd two colleagues have asked for a form al Se n ate inq u iry into the The question a mong many lawmakers Is whether the departures can be prevented shamehow , th rough laws or the threat of reduced appropriations. Some member s. however, contend It may be In UT and A&M's bes t Interest to leave the conference and that they have been doing their own researc h on the legal co ntroversy. Issues. Se n . Bob G la sgo w , DSte phenville. c ha irman of the Se nate Sta te Affairs Committee, said Thursday he will convene the committee Sept Sin response to Edwards' request For Lewis, however, the only Issue Is how to keep the co nfere nce In Its present form. "I am not for A&M and Texas pulling out of the conference at a ll and will do everything In my to look into the potential ra mifications . Se n. Chet Edwards . D-Waco, whose hometow n is co ncerned power to prevent It from happen Ing," Lewis sa id . " I feel very s trongly about It. " Lewis , who at tended Texa s Chrl5tlan University and Sam Houston State University , said he's looking at the situation both as a football fan and a state official. ·'It 's a great conference, and I think If T exas and A&M - for selllsh and monetary reasons want to pull out of It, It would des troy the conference overall. As long as they are statesupported schools and I have something to do with the state, they 're not going to do jt ," Lewis said . Lewis has asked the lea ders of the House State Affa irs and Higher Education committees to convene a spec ial meeting to gather lnfonnatlon on the proposals, which could res ult In Texas and A&M going to either the Pacific Ten Conference, known ~imts - itnfint1 Section August 19, 1990 as th e Pac-10. or the Southeaster n Conference. While the negotiat ions have been under way for the pas t several weeks, legis lators have been hea ring from university officials, students, ex-s tudent s and others. A common concern Is that the smaller sc;1ools left In the confere nce would lose too much Income from television . revenues and ti cket sa les without UT and A&M on their sch edules. Farmers Bank and Savings is top single livestock buyer NAME MISS MEIGS "COW" CONTEST Meigs County's most unusual dwarf cow is one and onehalf years old, weighs 150 pounds and is 24' tall. She must be given a first and/or second name. This cow has an inferiority complex and her owners, Mike Warner and Fred W. Crow, feel that this could help restore the dignity of their cow. ENTRY Name for Miss Meigs_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ Name of Entrant -----------------------~ SHARE GRAND CHAMPION HOG - McD&nald's and Farmers Bank and Savlnp Company purchased the grand chiUBplon hoc r... S6 a pound at Friday night '• .J- H Junior Fair Ltv..tock Sale at the Meigs County Fair. Pictured, 1-r, are Fair Address _ ______________________________________________ Phone! _______ _________________________________________ Queen Miranda Nicholson. King Mike Parker, Sandy and Kosco Mills, of McDonald's, John Kar!iChnlk and Bruce Reed, of Farmers Bank. and Adam Sanders, owner of th e hog. By KATIE CROW Times-Sentinel Sial! POMEROY - Once again the Farmers Bank and Savings was the larges t single buyer at the annual Meigs County 4-H - FFA Junior Fair Livestock Sate held at the Meigs Co unty Fair Friday night. Th is is the e ighth consecutive year the Fa rmers Bank and Savi ngs was the largest single buyer having purcha sed 20 anlnnals. Followmg close at th e heels of the Farmers bank was Home N atlonal Bank, Racine and Syrac use. ha ving purchased 16 anlnnals. Larry Bibbee of Simmons Chevro!N , Athens and Gene Whaley of Darwin each pur c hased six anlnnals with Whaley purchas ing the grand champion pen of rabbits. The Fa rmer s Bank along with McDona lds purchased the grand c ha mpion hog, the Home National Bank purchased the grand c ha mpion steer, Gene Whaley purchased the grand champion rabbit s. pen of three. a nd Rl- chard J ones a nd group which included Rick Crow, Phil Roberts, Bob Buck, Pat O'Brien. and Dr. Doug Hunter purchased the grand champion lamb. The grand champion hog we nt lor $6 per pound , up from las t year's $5.5, weighed 256 pounds and was owned by Adam Sanders , Reeds vllif>_ The grand champion steer so ld for $3.80 per pound_ ft we ighed 1.256 pounds and was owned by Robbte Calaway , Reeds vi! if>. Last year's steer we nt for $4.25 per pound and was owned by Calaway. The grand champion rabbpts, pen of three, sold for $290. They were owned by Amy Smith of Pomeroy . las t year's grand champion pen of rabbits sold for $310. The grand cha mpi on lamb went lor SJO per pound. ft weighed 100 pounds and was owned by Jennifer Taylor of Pomeroy. Taylor also ha d the grand champion last year that we nt for $9 per pound . The reserve champion hog was purchased by Fruth Pharmacy Hog sale results announced Please mall entry to P.O. Box 668, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. The winner will be awarded 20 prizes valued in excess of $200.00. An additional prize of $50.00 U.S. Savings Bond will be given to the person submitting, in 25 words or Jess, the best essay or poem explaining his choice of name lor Miss Meigs. SUCCESSFUL TOURNAMENT - A very successful American Cancer Society Golf Tournament was ~e ld on Thursday afternoon at Jaymar GoU Club. Making the tournament possible. From left to right are lonner Olympic boxing champion Pete Rademacher, Ohio goU coordinator for the American Cancer Society; Bob Freed, tournament dlreclor; LHilan Moore, executive director of the Meigs County Chapter of the Amerl<an Cancer Society; and Bill Childs, club pro at Jaymar GoH Club. Green leads Big Apple by one shot By MARTIN LADER UPI Sports Writer NEW ROCHELLE. N.Y. (UP!i- Tammie Green. in full control of her temper and her game. s hot a 3-und er-par 69 Friday to m a intain a one-shot lead a t the halfway point of the $400,000 Big Apple Classic. Green. the firs t-round leader with a 68. s tood at 7-under 137, one st roke better tha n Ros ie Jones. who also regis tered a 69. Beth Daniel. winne r of her last two tournaments, including the Mazd a LPGA Cha mpionship, shot her seco nd successive 70 a nd was tied a t 140 with Dawn Coe [701. Marci Bozarth 1711 a nd Danlelle Ammaccapane 17 11 Dottle Moc hrl e (691 was a t HI. Betsy King, winner of two majors this yea r. put herse lf back Int o co ntenti on when she birdied fi ve holes for 67 -142. "I ff'f'l good about this weekend .'· sa id Danirl, seco nd on t he 1990 ea rn ings lis t with $520,532. ' Til go out there a nd see what I c an do, but I think my cha nces a re prt'll y go<KI. " Danlrl, who star ted h£'r round on the IUth hole at the Wyka)(Y I Co untry Club , bi rdied thrc•e hull's coming homP. including a :10 yard putt on th e sixth hole. Green, a on('- lim e winner in four yea r s on thP Tou r, a lso likes her chan ces now that she is learning to m a in ta i n her com pos ure. ·'Th is Is probabl y the fi rst time I' ve led after the fir st and seco nd rounds. so tha t's new for me," s he sa id . " f feel my game is good e nough , a nd it's ju st a matter of time." Green sa id s he has bet'n ma king a spec ial effort to contro l POM EROY - Llsk'd art' se llrr. ad- clrt>s.'i. ~ri el" pa id . and buyer. i n That order ror thf' tour •;.a les HOGS Adam Sander s, GC. Hefdsvillf". 16, Mr~nalds and Farmt>rs Bank and Swvi ngs: Mall Titus. RC . Ru lla nd. S3.50. Fruth Pharmacy , Sherry Burk~. - Rf'l'ds ­ villl'. $1 .50. Btg Be nd Foo:Ua nd; Ark" Pa i!P rson. Pomf'l'oy, Sl 15, Me igs C..oun ty Eng lne Pr Phil Roberts; LesiiP Parker. Ponwroy, $1.15, Dan Hi erooimu s. candi- ON SALE NOW AT PAT HILL FORD da te ror s taff' SE>na tor, Alyson Patterson. Pomeroy. Sl . ~. Bank Onf'; Wesley Sand NS. R('('ds ville. Sl.60. Paul Mercer Dump TruckinR. McA rthur; Mike Hoffman, PomNoy. suo, HomE> Nat ional Ban k: Li'!\tf'r Parkf'r. Pomer oy. Sl20. Slmmm.s Ch(>V roll"f, Athms; Bobby Kauff. Radne; $1.25. Tht> Shl'lly Compan y; Alys~Sa Hof· fman. Pomeroy , Sl.ZO. Wha)ey'.s A.uto Parts: Martlf' Holtf' r . Lnng Bot tom . S1.45. H<IITM' National Ba nk: Kt>ilh Hunt. Long 8ot!a m. $1.60, Ronn ie Srott. Albany ~ Alyson Pattt>rson. Pamer~. SI.65, Mom's Smorgasbord. Ravenswood. W.Va. : M f'li ssa THus. Rutland. Sl.50. V eter ans Mf'morlal Ho spital; Mf'lissa Tttu5, Rut Land, Sl 50, T"win City Ma chlnt' and Middleport Lunrl'l Roan; Arle Pat ~ rsm . Pumeroy, $1.25, Homt> National Bank; Mf' lissa GuMs, ThpJ)E'1's Pl.alns., SJ.SQ, ·• ·" her te m per, a nd credits a c ha nce meeting thi s week with artist LeRoy Neiman In helping her towa rd this goal. Ce nt ra l Tr~t: Todd Hizer, Por11and , $1 .60. Or. OJugla!l Hunt 7r; l.ary Colf!Pt'. Purtlwnd, Sl.55. Bt>rnard FuU z and Linda Warnt>r; John Hiley, Raci nt> , $1 .50. Homt> Na tiona l Bank : Wt>!j,py Holter , LortJi: Bottom. 11.56. Rich Jont'S. Mf'igs County CommissiOOt>r and can didate for _-.ra tf' l'f'p rt'S(>nta livtc"; Mells.sa GUPS s. TuppA" s Pialns. S1 .60 _ Farmen Ba nk and Sa ... ings Compa ny. Mike Rodman. Pmtf'r~ ; $1 .-10, PeopiM Bank: GJt>g Burle. Rfftlsv1lk> , $1 .40. G and J Auto Parrs: Alyssa Hortman . Pomer-oy, Sl.JO, Manning Roush. Mt>igs County Commlsskmf'r; Eric Puwt>ll. R~svt lle. $1 .~. Farmers Bank and Savings Company: Larry Hall. Colll.vlllf'. $1 . ~ Tr\ County M eal!i; WP!i ley Sander<>, RH'Mvllle. $1 .75, F'acemyer Lumbf'r: Billy Scl'lullz, Pomf"roy. $1 . ~. ~ld Ameri· l"Bn Wa!!te D\spmal; Wf'S iey Hoi1Pr. lil ng Bottom, 11 .-ao. Kr~Pn;; B!'l'ot Rost>. Radne , $3.70, Horrw Nationa l Bank; ll"sllf' Parkrr , Pmleroy, 11.45. F'armen Ba nk and Savings Compa ny: Jf"tf Ho!il'. Rartnf' . $UIO, Vaughan 's Cardinal; Robert R ltll>r back, [lpxter. $1.60, Fonc>sl Run BJork; Patrlct Gibbs, Ret'Ci svl lle, $1 .45. Slate Senator Jan Michaet Long: Wily $cftultz. Pomen~.-. 11 .4~ . R and G F euk •Shawn RoDlns. Rt'fdsvllle, $U5. Farmers Bank and S.vinRJ; Clngrr Hok-ornb, All'lan y. SUO, Al hrns Li"t'stock Salr~ a nf1 Stall' R(l)rt'S(>nta t lvP Marv Abt'l; Jen•my Ca rr . Pomf'rO)-' . $1. 70. Mid American Wa.!!lf' Dlsp(flal Zl'hulm Thobabf'n. Albanv . Sl 40. Hom!' Na tiona l Bank : G ingf.r l-lolcomb, Albany, $1.35, O'Dt- 11 Lumber . Shawn RoUlns . HN'dsvillf', SUO, Trl Co unt y Mf'at : J oshua !-lag('!', Coolvillf'. SL\5, F'armpr s Ba nk and Sav in gs . T\lppPr s Pl~lns Bran<" h; Mall Jusllre. F•omf'r oy, SUO. Slmmcms Ch PVrolf't: .Jasrn HagP r . Conivlll r . Sl 30. R idenour Gas. Cht>Strr: /\da m Sa nder~. RE'f'dsv1 llf' . tl.lO, WPS41m Construc tion : C hrlsllnf' S('hultz, Pomeroy, Sl.tiO. F'ort'sl Run Cf'mf'n t Bla('k: 0 :1\lid Rowe. Ret'dsv1 llf'. Sl .6.'i, Pa ul M ~f'('er: Er ic Powell. RPfdsvillt•, J1 .ii0. lodwil'k's ~ark f't. TuppC'r s P I ;~ Ins; ChMs llnl' Sc-hu ltz . Pomer oy, $1.35, Whalry ·s Aut o Parts: Shant' Hall. Cod· villf'. $1 .-15. Tri Co un ty Mrat : \1arlif' Ho iiN. Lo n~~: Bottom, SHO, Home ~a t1onal Bank: Mall Justlcif', Pomeroy. JU5, FarmM"~ Bank and Savi n~: Jl'rem y Carr. Pomf."''oy, $1.~5. Crntral T r usT : C.ary CoCV'r. Port la nd.ll .tiO, BPrnard Fult z a nd Llrda Warner : JasCI'I Hager , Coolville, SUO. Po n er. U!!lr. Shf'f'ts and LentM . Patrick Glbbo, Ret'dsvtllt> . Sl . ~. Rand G FHand Supply ; .Joshua HagPr, Coolvlllt'. S1.3~. TWin Ory Ma!'hint> and Middleport Lunch Roan 1r ~, Results of steer sale announced " We had a conversa tion about philosophy," she said, adding that s he has made good progress In th e las t few months and this was just another contributing Influe nce. " I' ve never been one of those who ca n go to the first tee a nd block ever yt hing out," sa id the 30-year-old Green. who lives In Somerset. Ohio. although she recently bought a condominium In Sebring, Fla. Gree n sa nk birdie puttsof9 . 10, II and 12 feet on the fir st, third. slx lh a nd lOth holes before co ll ecting he r lone bogey when she missed a 3~· foot putt on No. 13. Jones, winner of three tourna me nts In !988 before s lumping last year , also notched four birdies and a bogey, although her longest birdie putt was of slx feet. " I guess my game Is on an upslope again," said Jones, who ra nk s sixth on the earnings list. "Com ing off 'll8 I had lot s of expec tations of myself. and I was In a sl ump last year although I ma de over $100,000. "I felt I didn 't play well and I had some back problems." King started her birdie binge with a 15-foot putt on the lllth hole, and put together a string of th ree s tra ight birdies beginning at No. 13. ·'This he lped me not only score-wise but with my confidence," King sa id looking ahead to the weekend battle. ' 'I took two weeks off be fore this , and It takes a while to get ba ck Into the flow ." 4 FORD POMEROY RE"Sults of Friday's a nnual slf'rr salf' a l thf' Mt-i'ls Count y F<t lr PO'S and 2 FORD ESCORTS STEER SALE Robbif' Calaway. GC. Refdsville.l3.80. Hofllf• Na tional Bank. Jt>romt"E' Calaway. R:C. RE"f'dsvillf', $UW. Holzer ME'd lca l CentN: Aarcm Rrown. Pomer oy.S1 . 2~. Bi,.-:: Brnd Fo«XXIand: Alf'x Brown. Pumt>ro,- . SLlO: FarmPrs Bank and Sav inJ:,s , Miehelr (; U('ss, ThpPfrs P\a ins. Sl.l~ . Ce nt ral Trust : Ju stin F. dwardc; , Co olvillf'. S1 . l~. ChM tl'r Agri Sn'vi r l' and Bu~gs 1990 MODELS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1990 TEMPO 1990 ESCORT RABBITS S8995 ONLY Sales and Serv iCC". CrMa Rl ft'le. Radnf'. $1 .20. WesamConsuucllon; CUr1isDaltm . Ru tland, Sl.IO, Homl' Natlooal Bank: A.arm Sherts. Pomf'r oy, 11.15. Farml'rs Bank a nd Sa\·l ngs . S!Pphan !r Hortman , LO RI-\ Botlom, SUMi. Athrns u ... ~ flrll Sales: Jasoo Pullin!., Coolv illE- . 11..12. F'a('t'fllyer lumbrr Co m pany ; Myca Hayne\, Cotivillf'. Sl.Cl25. Thf' Spe l ly Company; Jf'n>my Buckley, Pornt~ roy , $1 . 17~. Larry S lmm(fl s (hpvrok-1: Randa ll Burke. Coolv lllf'. Sl lO: Ell:1u~· BUYS GRAND CHAMPION STEER - HorM National Bank purchased lbe grud champion ' •teer from Robbie Calaway lor $3.80 a pound during the t · H jiUIIor lair llv..tock 8ale held for n:~ J per pound . ThP an ima l weighed 245 pounds and wa s owned by Matt Titus of Rutland . Las t year' s hog sold for S4 a pound and was al so owned by Titus . The reserve champion steer was purchased by Holzer Medi · cal Center. Gallipolis for $1.80 per pound. The a nlnn a l weighed 1.222 pounds and was owned by Jeromee Ca laway of Reedsville. Last year's a nimal went for $1.75 per pound. The reserve champion rabbits. pen of three. went for $2:«1 and was purchased by Oan Hieroni muis . The animals wPrf' owned by James Languell of Racine . Last year's rabbits sold for $1711 The reserve cham pion lamb was purchased by Gene Whaley for $9 50 per pound. The an imal weighed 100 pounds and was owned by Adam Sheets, Pomeroy . Last year 's an im al went for $.1.50 per pound . Throughout the sale, animals were resold with proceeds going to the Chester Rose famtly . Many of the lambs were donated back to the owner as we II as the rabbits. Friday alpt at lhe Meigs County Fair. Pictured, 1-r, are Kine Mike Parker, Queen Miranda Nicholson, Beef Princess Carrie Gloeckne r , Tom Wolle, of Rome Naii<Jnal Bank, and R. Calaway. l.umbf'r : Toby Curti s. Sl. farmt'rs Bank an d Savings; F'ranklln P1('f'('f'. La ngsvlllf'. Sl fl:t5, V«-terans M emorial Huspilal; Car rlf' (;J(I'cknf'r. $1.2S. Fa rmers Bank and Savi n ~!~: Kr~TI' n Slawfl' r . Mlddlt"p or t; Sl .l:Jl. Swlsht'!" a nd LohSf': Chanrp War ~m. Coolvillt'. SU .l . Sul!:ar R un Cf'meru Hifrk: Anl! a Calaway. CoGv Uifo, $1.15. Wa t son Lo~:~ in~. Coolv ll lf': Ryan Burk ley. ?onH' rtl)-·. Sl ti() , Unda Warnf'r a nd APr n<~rd Fultz: Robt'rt Hotfman. Lon~ Bot rom . SI.J5. Farmers Bank <~nd Savln~<:s . 'T\ .;on llo!l' . Sl .fl. R<lnk Onf' Rabbit, lamb sale results are listed POMEROY - Hf're a r f' thr r('Sult.!l ur F'rid.1y's a nnua l rabbi! and lam b s.a i E'5 a l lhf' I'27 th a nnual Meigs County Fair ONLY D Amy Sm ith . GC. PomerO)I . $290, Wh a ley 's Auto Parts; Jamf>S Langut"ll. RC. Rat'h)(•, $2JO. Dan Hl prOOJ ou.s; Grt'g ~cK1nney , Portland, S200, Wil liams Log gmg; J e nnlfff Ottrord, Pom~roy, SlJO, Whalt>y'.s Auto Parts: Ed Smith, RadiM' , $1 ..10: WUJiam s ~in~: Ralph Rose Jr. Raclllf', S:HO. Aarm Hoba ck of Paradl!lf' Pr00U<"f' . LAMII!i .lf'n nifPrTaylor. f'..C, Pomr.roy. SlO. R!NI .lOili'S anrl F'ri rnd s: Adarn Sh('(l ts. RC. Pu m~•roy. $9 50. Wha lry's Auto Parts. Jody Tay lor. Pom('roy. S2.80, FarmN5 Bank and Sav ln~s . Ja mi(' Drakf' Ra c ln f' S2.90. PeoplM Bank; Joshua Erv'i n. 11.10: Va u ~ h an's Ca rl1 !na l: Tim lplln~. R£'815 vilif' , t! .-;5, Ty n .'\ bf'le and Robf'rl Boc k; ChrL-.ty Dr.ah, S:Z.RO. Swls hff and L.oh.!lt'; S h <~wn DailP}'. Radnt-. $3. Vetf'rans MP mCI'Jal Ho1J ifal ; Eric Jud~t•, Vl ntm, S2 . ~. RiVPr City Farm Su pply ; .IE'nnUt>r Tayl or . PcrnNoy, $2.50. o·o._. n Lumbf;>r: Jocty Tay lor. POffif'rO!fo·, SViO: Cr ow ·~ Steakh ouSP: Ml'lcxty Law~ocr, Pomt•roy. 14. Dan it>! E . Nf'rds ; BrPnda A.sh, Radnt', $2 ..1(), Gllm on>s Courmf'l Dtning:; Ke lly Da lfoo. .15, · Aoollann: $8195 Joshua E r vi n . Radnl' , S:l H~. F ann•·r ·, Rank and Sav ln~ s ; David IlNdman . Rulland , s:l.50, Karr Con srnK'tlo n: Kris A..oi h. Ra clnf'. S:2.~0. Ga lliplils Elk s Oub: Jonathan Avis. Cooh1ille. $2.:15. L<~r ry Spe-n ct>r, Meigs Count y C'lt>rk of Cou rt s. Ben Cranl', Mlddlepa-t. 12.2!'». Vaug han 's Cardinal; WHiiey Karr, Pmn~roy . $.3 .25. Chestf>r Agrl Serv1ce; Chtis ty Drak P. Racine, 12.25, Mom's Smorga~bo rd : Am lt y Dtx.on, Pome£oy, S2.Ja. FarmN's Bank and Savin gs. Ad am Shl'f'I S.. Pomrrov . SJ 10. K.-nm Wi lliams, Pho.>nix. Ariz _- Shaw n Dailt•v R aclnf', $2 .60 rows! Run C'l'rrw nt Ult~·k, .JamiP Drake. Raclnr. s:r~O. ('row·~ Stt"akhoug>_ StephaniP .lonM. La nRsvl llf' 12.50, Kolzl•r Medical Cltnl c. Middl!'POrt : Patty Nally, P001e£oy, $'.2.60: Vau~han· ~ Ca rdinal: K elly Daltm , Rutland , s:.uu. Southe&slf'rn EqulpmPnl ; Ml ltl' (;uess iuppfn Pl.ains. $2 .50. Slmm(flS Chf'V r(jf't. David He rdman . Ru llan d . SJ .J5, Royal OaK Rncrt ; 8111..., PooWr, Porn('-roy. $2.90. Fa~ ye-r lumber Com pany: Wesley Karr. Pomercry. S•UO. Linda Warner aJ'Id Bernar d F'ullz; MlltP f;ut>s!>. Tupprrs Pl.ains, $2.25, l:lernard Full z and Li nd a WarnPr : Nanry Na lly , Pomf'roy . S.l . Farmrrs Bank and Savt n ~s: Sara Ervin . Ractnf'. $3.20. Whah•v' sAuto Par is; lt>ann lluWf' , H('('d svtliP, S1.ti0, Pat O'Rm'ft a nd l .liRJ;In~; B J Ervin. R.ad nt' , Wa t ~n $."1 :15. Rich .Jorws and Cl'OIJ:f' Co llin s: Udlbit· ;b h, RaMnl'. tUW. William <~ l. o~l n~ : Mary Nally. Pom•n"'· S2 60. Homf' Na tional Bank; Hilly Cra nt' : M iddl ('-p(J"t . $2.25, MOrlrlrl Tl"f't> ExJ)f'rls; Jerod Cook, Pomer oy, SJ.J O. Farmer's Ba nK and Sa-... lnJi: s; Am ity [)Jxon, Pumeroy . $2 _S{l Larrv Slmmm-. Ch l"\·rok>t ; Pa l ty N~lly, Pomrroy. S1.40, Wf>'Wim Constructio n; Blll v Cram•. Middlrpon. $2_ 2~. HoiTV' "'ia liona l Bank; Krls A.~h. RacinE'. $2 .30. f"ut r1.. W.;_trrn:·r. Por1N , Shf'f' ts. LiiUP and l.t•ntf's : Sh awn lngrl<i . Rulland, tllU. Hurnl' National R.:tnk: R .I E rvin . Ral'lN' , S2 HO, BOJi:Ji: ~ Salf'll a nd St-'rvil'r: Jonathan .'-\v is. loalvl llf', $2.20 Larry Simmons Chf'vrolrt : K1m HiltNhack. IJp111£'r, $2 ..10 (;Jimon>s Catrr in g; Rt•b('('('a Sf'ol t . L<~ ngs vl llf' . $2 .25, F'arm1•r's Ba nk a nd Saving s: Melody La14' rt>nC"I'. Pomt>r oy, $3. !Jo nit'l E . Nf'f'ds : Tlm F:plin~. H re:hvtllf', S.U5 , Hom(' National Ba nk: Lf'Ann Rowr. I{N'ds\o'illf', $2 .20. Homf' National Ba nk : Sll'ph a nlc Jonf'-s, LanJi:sville . $2 .10, F'armN 's Rank r~nd Sav ings ; Naocv Nally. Pomt'foy, 12.60. HOmf' Na lion.al Ban k; Bf'n Cr anp, MiddiPpcrl. 16. farmN 's Rank <tnd Sav1n~s: Mar y Na lly, Pu mN ay. S.'i 25. Williams r J)ggin~ PURCHASES GRAND CHAMPION RABBITS - The grand champion rabbits, pen of three, owne d hy Amy Smith, were purchased hy Whaley'• Auto Parlli for $290 allhe .J-H junior lair ltv..tock sale at the Melg> Co unty Fai r . Pil'tun·d. 1-r, are King Mike Parker, S mith, Runn y Print 'i'~s Runner-up llelly Ervin, Qnet>n Mi randa ~ichul ­ !1011, and Gene Whaley. JIM BILL'S SINCE 1933 GALLIPOLIS ELECTRIC SERVICE 446-2362 SALES: Bearing a Industrial V-Belts t.awn Mower V -Belts Pump Seals Automotive V -Belts Capecl1oro Electric Motors Fan Blades Fuses Coupling• Brushes Pulleys Regulators ELICTIIC REPAIRS: Electric Motors Water Pumps I Aerators Motor Comrolo ' AUTOMOTIVE ElEC. REPAIR: ~ l l Battery Chergen Small Weldeu Atternatore Generators (Tractorl Stanen T roubleohoot Wiring 57 Pine St., Gallipolis, Ohio •SHOP AND COMPARE •ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING ..• •" .•.• Monday, Wednesday and Friday Open 'TI 8:00; Tuesday & Thursday Open 'Til 5:30 P.M. Saturday Open 'Til 4:00 P.M. SEE RICK TOLLIVER, JAY HILL, or PAT HILL PAT HILL FO D, INC. 461 SO. THIRD 992-2196 MIDDLEPORT, OH. . • • • • .. ., ... -·.• ,. ., ~ ' • • • ~.:., '-· • • GIVIlAWAY - Chrlo Parker, eealer, was lhe winner of the call r;lveaway !JPONDoed by Farmers Jlllllk and Savlap Com...,. M ~day alght's livestock sale el the •e~p c.u.ty I' air. Also plcliored Bruce Reed, represendac Fannen Jlllllt. See edtlldonal llvest.ck 8ale pictures today oa B-7 and D-1. GRAND CHAMPION LAMB - Rich .Iones, Meigs County Commissioner and candidate lor stale representative, purehued the grand claamplon lamb lor $10 a jHlUIId from Jennifer Taylor dlarlng lhe 4-R junior lair llv..tock 8ale )leld Frldll3' olght. Pictured are, front, ,Jennifer Taylor, back, 1-r, PhD Roberts, Bob Buck, King Mike Ptll'ker, Pat O'Brien, Rich .fones, Dr . DoucJas Hunter , Rick Crow, Wool Princess Nancy Nally, Queen Mil'llllda Nicholson. �Page- 0-2-Sunday Times-Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport Gallipolis, Ohio 19, 19go August Point Pleasant, W. Va. August WEATHER FOREGAST FROM 7A ~, 8-1 9·':10 TO 1AM 8-19 90 Heavy storms pound Great Lakes states By United Press International Heavy thu nderstorms rumbled through the Great Lakes states Saturday, threatening dams In Wisconsin and causing ot her flood ing In Illinois and Ind iana, the Na tiona l Wrather SPrvice reported . Eight Inches of rain struck Tomah, In southern Wisconsin abo ut 40 m iles from the Mlnne· sola border, In about 2 hours Sa turday morning. As many as 1,000 peop le were evacuated and Mo nroe Co unty Sheriff's officer Jeff Sul li van said the entire town of 7.000 may have to leave. About 1.500 customers were without power . F'ire Chief Tom Flock sa id the WEATHER MAP- Showers and thunderstorms are likely along a cold fron t stretching from the Northeast through the Great Lakes rtgion and into the central and south ern PlairL~. Thunderstorms will also be scattered through the northern and central Rockies, Tomah Lake Dam was in danger the Northwest and the Southwest. Temperaturr•s will he mostly In the 80s with 90s In the Southeast and Sout hern l'lalns. The Southwest will be sunny and hot. (UPI ) of co llapse because It has a sma II hole in one co rner and the weather service was ca ll ing for as much as 5 more inches of ra!n by Sa tuday night. The Lemonwe!r dam was .1lso in peril and watPr in Tomah was 3 east of a linE> from Gary to Richmond Some of the storms coun ties as the Eugrnf> Rranstuo l , the Demo r rt~lir c andidate for lieutPnan t J;:ovf'rnor, promtsed friday to s-tr Pngthf' n agnru ltu rf' - Ohio's No. 1 mdu strv with $4 bill ion in gram farmer, warned farm ers a nnual produc ti on and to presrrvf' Ohio~ 1 ural commun i 1!E' .':i and agr !lultur£' ha sed th ey must accept th e fact lh<•y arP responsible for a ce r tain amoun t of la nd poll ution and bU S lll C'~S!'S work AI thl' samt· limP Bran stool. a st att~ sf' nat or and Licking County t owar d a reasonable so lution. Branstool. on behalf of his Couple m 'bed and breakfast business' down on the farm :s oU TH PARIS, Maine 1UP II -=:Alan a nd Anne Gass boug ht morn ing s~ep. and they do, but thanks to a Slate program. they are also in tht bed·and ·breakfast busi ness. Thr main activity at Moose Crossmg Farm still is the herd of "bO ut 65 sheep that roam the field s of the old 90-acre farm stead. bu t sometimes guest s ftnd tbQir way up Chris tian Ridge !{()'ad and onto the dirt driveway Thr monPy supplements 1hf ' Gass's farm income, a nd th r gues Ls provide company . ·:·The farm Is wonderfu I. bu I with the s heep you ca n't rver get roo far away from home." Ann 1n th e big farm ktlchen. culturP. f'ver un the alPrt to find w;1.vs for farmpr s to genera te' nPw in co mr. came up with t he Gis s said as she prepa red Ua('O n. scrambled eggs a nd homemade different recent Aug . 20, 1990 S undd ~ " \\ t' ~;nr grow i ng In terest among va{'<J tioners In stayi ng at farm bed · and ·breakfasts. died simila r programs in ot lwr states and in Nrw Brunsw ic k . Canada Th p drpartmPnt spo nsor s thP annua l Mainr Agric ul tural Tradp Show, and three vears ago York prPsldE'd over a se minar on th e oper a ti on brea kfas ts. of bed -an d "We go t ll on the program POINT PLEASA1\'T - ThP Wood y II erman Orches tra . unde r the direction of Frank Tiberi. ha s been scheduled to make an •appearance in Point Pleasa nt on Sept ·1 from 7 to q p 111 in the Krodel Park gazebo . : The tic kets. which cost $". can be pu rc hased a t the Matn 'street office, Ct ty Ha ll thr• Lowe Hote l or at rh o park on the pub l ic ized 11. and rf'served <:J room that could hold 70 people." York said. "Way over 100 pMplc showed up .. O n(' reason for th r success of the program so far . York sa td. is that a lithe farm s that take P"" n ig ht o f tht• pPrformanrr Am ong th e Herman sta ndard s playe d b.v· lhl' hand will ix' · Woodc hopper's Ball." "A pple Honey... · '1-'ou r Brothers." ·Co nga .... "Samba Song." "Cr•ntral Park \1 l'st" dnd " It Do n t Mean A Thing rlf It A1n' t Go t T ha t Sw ingr .. tn th r Maim· Farm Vacation B&R A ssociation mus t mret \ r rv st rirt OJX"rating standard s. l'h f' t'v rnt is o.;ponsorPd bv Main St rPrl. Po1nt Plr<~-,anr · 'Thr farm ." mu st bP tnspPrl Pd d llcl mu-,t mpp t gu idelines." York sa id 'A nd pvpry farm must havr somr sort of farming act lvity going on. You can' t just have a Cau..~e of blaze unknmvn C.AI.l .IPOLI S- A fit I' IH'e'ttrred early Sa turdav· at 25:1 Third set of farm buildings ." AvP .. Gal ltp olb ThP f'd US(' ts undrtrrminf'd. a nd f tr('fightrls rrrn r11n('(! nn t h£' s('t·nf' for abou t a n hou r . ThP housf' is ownf'fl. h.v L.JwrPncP Basti<.~ni . T hr> Mainr part1r!pants ro boost .:1 l l offer someth ing diffl'rent . York sa id . produces enough food to feed 7~ people . Farmmg in Oh io is a wav of life and a stapl<• of Oh io's VIRGO rro nom,v Ohio' s Wa shing ton ofl tce . He• pointed out that not onr of Ohio' s se nat ors or r rp rPsPn l<lllves in Congress 1" on th t> Agricultu rr Committee. despt tr farm ing' s obvious lmport a ncr to the stat e. Bran stoo l a lso proposed an (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 You a' e now enter 1ng a . . er y hopeful cycle where SCORPIO annual agricu ltural summ1 1 mPet Jng including rrprPSt'nl a· tivr s from thp Oh1o DP partment of Ag r iculture. the Cooperativr many ol -,. our e)(pectatlons could be realized Thm k pos111ve and expect good th•ng s to happen SAG ITTARIUS Extcn sto n Service. Ohio Sta te University s Coll ege of Agrtcul· 382 E. SECOND ST. turr. thr Ohio F'a rmP r s Un io n. thP Ohio Far m Burrau FPdcrJ tion and commodit y groups such as lllf' livestock. grai n and sovbea n producer s Thr DC'm oc rat lc ra ndidat r sa id hea lt hy rural r ommun1t1rs are hr lpful to urban areas, brcau Sf' th('Y rrducr migration of smal l-IO\'on Inhabi ta nts to thr Cli tes to look for work. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·feb. 19) A sl1ua - 11Dn th at has been mak1ng life a tr11ie uneasv tor you 1S abou t to be successfu ll y termina ted Ttt iS could ca me thr ough ,1 sudden and une)(pected sh•lt 1n CII Cum stances PISCES (Feb 20-Marc h 20) An 1nter · est 1ng and conc; trucl1ve relat ,onshlp wtth an acqualfll anu' you l•ke bul do not ~ no w too well could beg .n 10 blossom lh1s week tt m1gh1 1urn 1n1o n vnlued assocral1on ARIES (March 21 -Aprll 19) An unusuJI arrangem en l muv develop today could 1eltect ta vorably or1th e es teem 1n wt11cl1 vou re held b~ olhers li s 1mpac1 w1 ll tJe tar reach •n g TAURUS (Apnt 20-May 20 ) Some •nl or ma llon you acquu e toaa y could cause ,.ou 10 make <;omr alt era tiOns m plan<; you ve been tormul at1ng lhese rev •s• ons shoulU be more potcnt 1 <J II~ prom1 Sir1 Q GE MINI -{May 21 -June 20) fh e r1ght condlllons to beq1n a new endeavor 1n con1un ct10n wllh an;::. I he r could develop today Howe11er. th1S colleCllve etlort wil t tal-.e t1me to accompliSh CA NCER (June 21-July 22 ) f he wat you cond uc1 yourself today wh en assoc•at rn g w•t n new people could be more 1mp or1ant than you th1nK A good lm press ton mrghl be lhP. pr1mary fa ctor 10 w1nr .~ng new all1es Branstool pro posed loca l rura l drveloprnent corporatiOns to as sis! wi th growth. a nd a ro mputp r !ted indu stria l dati::! sllf' hank to he lp hu si nrsses h t• a ,,.a rf' of J\'ailablP Indu str i a l si tr s in ru ral ar eas . Branstool al so rrcom m r nckd l nr rrasPd f undin g for pl·s t m dn agrm f' nl pro g ram ~ ,HJll <J<.; SJ', f a nrC' to feu fTlf 'r" in controlling non p o int so urC( ' pollution fr om frrtillzer s and pPst icld f' ' "Wt•'rr much l 1kr lh<· co,1 l lndU s!ry WJS :my.'f'al S cl gn .. Sd ld l hrcandJdatr ··r hriii'VI'IhPvput their head in thP sa nd Th('Y spen 1 rntllton s of doll ars lobbying Con grrss w hen thry sho uld h a\'r pla ced mon£•y wtth resea rch tty to dr•al with thi s 1pollutton problrm t." sa id Bran stool. " II POMEROY 992-2403 - we sa )- agriculturr lla s no lhm g to do wtth tt. wr dPn.v th1 · truth .. Have openings on Men's-Women's-Mixed Leagues. Forming Youth Leagues on Saturday & Sunday Afternoon. *(hur(h Leagues *Veteran Leagues *Business Leagues *Plant Leagues *Health Core Leagues • Service Organization Leagues u h 1 Leagues J( OO *S(OUt & 4-H Leagues lANES. RY US, YOU'U llll US GOOD lEAN ATMOSPHERE All I I Clip and Bring with You. Worth 1 FlEE 1 Game of lowling Only 1 at P-tray lantt. -------------- I I I ! EAST +A 7 2 'IKI0 8fi 5 l t.HJ 'IJ $2/mln. • 8 6 54 AVON - All areas, Call Marilyn w.. v., 304-882-2645. • 7652 + 8 7 G~ $100 Por Gao.. SO liT II • J 10 , ~ ., Reservations Accepted Vulner able North·Sout h Dea ler West Sou th Wtsl I• 2. 1 NT Bowling Highest Optn Bowling Score the WHk of Aug. 19 thru Aug. 26. North Dh! J NT 1 hei.irt lead w1th ht s queen when East played the J3l'k . He now led what he thought wa s a clever iO of dt amonds as 1f he wa s m1SS1ng the Jack and con - templatm g let tmg the 10 r~de . 1 1 COl!PON Clip and Bring with 1 I I You. Worth I FlEE Game of Bowling Only at Pomeroy lantt. I I I I Public Notice --------------, I COUPON I Clip and Bring with I You. Worth I FlEE I Game of Bowling Only I at Pomeroy lants. _)I l ._. ____________ _: 1,._ ____________ • fonner Old Golf Course), at Basliani and Ohio Avenue . August 19 Poor Will y N1 1iy West 's two-hea rt b1d crrla1nl y eonf1rmrd s1x -card suit W1 th th at mformatwn ill l Willy had to do was all ow Ea s t to wm thr flfSl tnck Wtl h the JaCk Of hearts Declarer now has ample t1m e to fo rce out the miSS in g ares to produce nmc tncks In fact , even w1thout the heart reb 1d. 1t IS probably nght fo r declarer i:l to allow the pck of hearts to hold thr tn ck. lr West has f tve hearts to the K10. he ha s already establts hed the tempo to bea t th ree no-t rump. so declarl'r\ best chant'c lies in hoping that West started w1t h s1 x hea r ts a nd can be prevent ed from setting up th e su1t JiJmrs JiK'nh1' \ twoll ~ ·Jaroby oo Dnd~te " iJnd .Jarnb 1· on ( .nd t •.~mrs · (-..n/trn w11h h1s f•lh!'r ltw /;,tro Os wald l.ilrOb.Y } flrt' now ;~y;nJabJe al bo<Jbror('< &th ilrf' pvbh~ hf'd b1' f'harm Books LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that senled bids will be received by the Raccoon Township TrurtHI, P.O. BoK 203, Ri o Grinde, Ohio 45674 for the tale of a 1974 Dodge Dump Truclc in as is condition . Can be seen nt the Township Building. Clark- E~11n1 Road. f'lee~ant vaoey Bids to be op&ne_d. Sop· Giveaway 2 female Border Coltlt pupple1, G wks old, 304-Jn..9 509. We would like to thank everyo ne who helpe d us dunng our recent losses. The staff and doctors at Pleasant Valley Hospital and all of our friend and neighbors . Thanks to everyone, tor your thoughtfulness during th e loss of our lovedones . The family of : rlor, 114-3.!18-11621. Prot.ellonat Hair ln• tant Bluch.Q Malle Hut Machine, phone 304-6]5..3040. maiM. 814.;e67-6223. Small blond mixed B~tglt type t.male dog, 3 mo old, 304..t7S7354 Announcements ADOPTION 6 los1 & Found We'd tov• to shn our hurte I ,;...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ homt wllh Infant. Will ott.r lova, warmth tfftctlon, flnancla!IJ LOST ~ glaiHI and sun;ta• a Heure, letl Mtp Modica~! can NCh other! .... upon- porld, between Pomeroyla-~obl. 2 Experienced medii ,.......ntatlft. BaM ~UI uln desk globe. wooden htghchair, Coles IP.11n g room coal sto11 e, benc h storagP bms w1lh keys, lawn mower and loh moce COftt. latge wood table, steel traps, glass door cab1net. metal bed. & etc. "MISC." Wnnger washer fV' s, old oak chma cabmet. old pressed mfnlon. 304-727·7885 Cltl f<M' lntenri•. per10n to walfPIPN our Mw holM, up to g roomt. 614-6~1561 Expertenc.d Drurnrntr 2:56.1511, ask tor lM. lmmodlotoopMtngovallllbitlor dltter.ntal · whh back sp1ndle cha11. old Ingraham mante l clock floor mooel ~ tere o. extra long sola (l1ke new) . lovese at . Bensun rocker. end tat:ll es 1ror1 sktllel s. lantecns. l1ghl l1 xtu re s. p1cture s. d1shes. records books and more stool s. piCn IC Iable. umbrel ~s. bench, chans, s,m pl1cy eye Ie bar mowe e &blad e, Planted Jt. ,Single shovel plow. push gat· den plow, step ~dd er s, m1ter saw, dog box & house. tan s. racks. porch swrn ~ benc h vrce. chamsaw ,lots ol hand tool s. VICe, log chams. gas cans. lumber. cant. hook. spa yee . hres & wheels chai n horst , and bo< aher bo x ot m . OWNER- JEANmE DAVIS DAN SMITH-AUCTIONEER - 57-68 ·13« 614-992-7301- 614-949-2033 Cash Positive l.D. Refreshmertt s "Not Responsrble for Accidents ot loss of Property" loelil rodl group it ngw hokflng 1udhkHw for: Mutt hltvo own doum oyot..,. e,... w•Qfl, HOUSEHOLD AND MISC F1l1ng cab1net w/safe, sw1vel rocker , ch1ld's rock er. bar ·~-------------------~ snd full-41mt LP.N.'t. 1nd Pl,_-tlme A.N.'e Competitive •x- peritlnu, flexible .chedultng 1vallablt. Contact the director of nursing, f)tn«:rnt ea ... C.0. ttr 110 "Pinecrast Drive, Gs~ upOn., Ohio 4~31. 814-446-7112. 196 3 1'.· Jon Ford !ruck 22 R11le Auct1 onee!'s Note: There are ma ny 1tems 10 boxes that ha· ven 't been gone through . AUCTIONEER: FINIS ISAAC OWNER : ClAY BAKER Route I, Box 8 - Vtnton, Ohio - 614 -388·9370 We Are Booking Fall Aucltons. Call for Detatl s licensed and Bonded 13 Years Not Respo ns1blefor ACCidents or lost Property. Equal OpponunHy Employer. IIJJA'lJJ)J 5 Real Estate General Real Es1ate General Real Estate General Ads '· Almost Heaven Age 47 Happv 8irthdav Dannie Greene NEW LISTING: UNDER FIFTY. REALLY NifTY' You'll count yout:.;ll lucky to own lh1s gooo took1ng b1·level w1th one cat gara ge and lenced yard There are 3 bedroOOt s an d one bath and the handy perS£Jn m the lam1ly wilt cnJO~ ftnl(,hmg the lower level mlo a re c1Paf1on room for the lamily Don't w"t - the PriCe IS $42 900' #SOl In Memory Of CURTIS JOHNSON who passed away August 17 , 1986 . " As long es vou live and remember your loved one ltves tn your heart ·· "A PlACE TO STAAT' - NICe starter home 01 rental un11 2 bedroom s. I bath an d outs1de storage bU1id1ng Pl entyol space lot a new lam1ly to start housekeep mg l ocated 111 Add1 son. th iS hou!l! ISa great buy at $24.900. but the owner IS w1lling to saCll ilce - ~21.900 and 11 s yoll rs Wil y pay re nt when the mortgage paymen t IS less' #614 LIKE NEW - Brd and !came ran ch offers 3 bedroom s. I1V1ng room w1th ftrepla ce. d1nmg 1oom. 2 baths and eal-in k1tch en Energy savmg heal pump 2 car gatage S1 tuate d on a llat I acre lot $57.600. #304 ten your grief May fond recollectiOn brtng you relief . And may you find co m fort and peace in the th ought Of the JOY that knowing your loved one brought. For ttme and space can never divide Or keep your loved one from your side When memory pa•n t s 1n co lors t rue The happy hours that be· tonged to you Sadly missed by wtfe, Be rth a. Harry , Roy. Ruth . Eileen , Della, WHO LEFT US AUG . 19 . 1987 My heart, The sun hath se1 . Night 's paths With d ews are wet Sleep comes Wrthout reg ret. Sta rs nse When sun •s set All's well lost & Found God loves thee yet. LOST blltold, keep money pl•ase return papers lo Ancfl Tucker, R1 3, Leon, WV Heart sm il o. Sleep sweet. our Mike. Don t fr et Sodly missud by Par en t s. W1fo. Children. Brothers and Grandparent s Hlr1101'd 1nd G. Ohlinger, Yard Sale ---------- Gallipolis & VIcinity Happy Ads 5 Family 'l'ard Slit: Augull 20th, & 2101. 1108 Ook Dolft, Baby lleme, bsby clothee, cNJdren lllM: 41·14, lldln Ill•: 5, 7, I, and 11 ; tO)'I; home Interior, I mlec. ALL 'l'ard S.les Mutt Be Psld In Advance. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. the d•y befcN the ld II 1o Nn. Sundey tc:lltlon • 2:00 p.m. Pomeroy, Mlddlapon & VIcinity Pike ot IOCII IUrroundlng 1,.1, it you hi~• liMn PLEASE Con. 802 An Lowto Stroot, Mldtact : 114-387·7760. dlepor1 . Aero. from P1rtl •nd Sl nvle? 'l'ou thoutd be re~dlng HNr1Mirc:h Hotline NewtleHer, Proflllng srea 1ingle1. Loat : Qlrft 20' blkl, lite blue Hnrlltlrch, P.O. Box 1043, "011· with Ilower !Ike design on Hll. 614·98~355. llpoNo, OH 45131. 5 167 Woodland Drtve, Mon, Tutt. P-7 Clo1hlng. cattee!lblet, country crsrtt.l.ots ol Oood~tl oeqe>ADOPTtONSpecllt family Medium siN dog, mo11ty brown, w1nts Ia gl~e your baby 1 eom• black • tan Part : Cot· loving honM, Give your b•by lle/Shephttd/Chow Has tpotttd and ut 1 ehlnce. Call eolltct tongue Red collar, answe,. lo 70a.352·185fl . Mar) Ellyn 1nd "Woody." VIcinity ot Addleon \ How could ••voae btc.oMt 1 co•puhr upertla oalv U mlnl-aolf couru. Aug. 20-21-22. filii. terior, nice Je•n•. and tO'II mar• . Happy Blrlhdaf Llndl W1m1l1f Cunaln1, bed lfWNd•1 ~ome ln. Areas include: language, Speech , Vision. and Hearing Skills; RIVERVIEW - Ft\Jll a home buill lor gra CI OU\ hv mg and ente rta1n1ng. fhe l1vmg 10om. d1nmg room. fam il y room and covered pa!10 all have a tremend ous vtew ot the nver . c1l~ and WV hllls Pnvate setbng w1th expertly landsc aped lawn. carport am:l storage buildmg Kitchen has been remooeled w1t h oak cabrnet s. 11h baths. and 3 bedroom s provtde a n1ce !low ol ltvmgarea PIEnl ~ Physical Development Skills; ol storage space !400 13 ACRES AND COMFORTABLE 3 BEDROOM RANCH - Anrce v1ew, clean co unt ry au. a quret peacelul n~ghborhooo and lots ot room to toam awa1ts yo u about 15 m1nutes lt0I11 town at tins comlortable 3 bedtoom. 2 bath home ln cl ud " Iam1lv room. fo rmal dmmg and rHce k1tchen Huge 2 car ga ra ge (plenty of room lor a shop) plus a small barn and dandy cellar house Gall1a Co unty local sc hools [bu s stop s at liont doOI) #615 S74.9DO $69 ,900 $64,900 Owners have cut the askmg p11ce on this lumol Ihe Centur y 2 story home Well cared tor over th e year s - ready for a new famtly to en toy Features. mclude large eat m ~ 1t chen . formal dtntng. lt111n g room. !ami!~ toom. den. 3 large bed cooms and workshop Alltheor1 gtnal fi avft and chara ct€1 has been mamfa1ned E•tra b1g lot Wou ld make a ntc e anltque shop or oH1 er bu s1ness tmmedtt~te occu· pancy #221 Social, Emotional, or Physicial Maturation ; Cognitive Development ; and Self Help Skills . For mora information concerning this FREE SERVICE call 367-7371 from 8 A.M .-4 P.M . May tender memories sof - MICHAEL PASQUALE 6 The Guiding Hand School is now accepting applications for pre-s chool en rollment ages 0 -5 . Classes start Au gust 27, 1990.1f your child has a deve lopmental disability in any one or mor.e of the following areas, you may be eh gi ble for pre-sc hool services . In Memory IN MEMORY OF col..cl E11enlng1, 201..C27- 104-882·""""· Frld1y. Mond1y edhlon • 2:00 2341. LOST: Chlld'e Pet IInce puppy. p.m. Stturdlly, Chuc~ luel pum ps car parts [lr1Jl11950 to present) m1sc tools wotk ~all crock. shavm g mtrror, Bentwood ch1ld's c h a ~r s. chtld' s 1• Rhoda E Fo• and larry l Fox Mlxtld BrHd Puppln to good Puppies to giveaway. Large dogt , mOiher 11 part rotweller. Ready to go now, t tamales, 4 3 punch p1ess. Van Norman head gr1n der. Commerc1al patnt sp1ayer . gr 1nders. hydra ul1 cqhnders regulat <Js. !Je rOO ertd s. Card of Thanks bu t Wes t was qu tck to grab the ace and r iPa r the hea rt su 1t W1llV then ran four d ub t n cks and two dtamonds hut when he led a spad e. West had all wm nrrs. and decla rer wa s down one homo & 1 tun bloodt<l Ron T•- 7 Announcements signs. Mr. Kenneth Davis has passed away and Mrs. Davis is moving so will sell the following items. "ANTIQUE OR COUECTORS ITEMS" 0< yoke. ston e rars, stone croc ks, Oillig!tts, dresser ba se. old 11n top s, wash stand . carb1de lrght s. school desks. "oo pot. hiring. (1) 805-<ill""""" Ell1. y4582. rst.rencu . AppiV P.O. Box 3i7, P~nt Ple..ant, WV 25550-0397. ly Ntl ly. -a player obilVIOUS to btddrn g clues So Will ) scooped up the openin g 1ected !lhe uTh al'S fU n nY...('d SWe af 1 t h h n only )f()Ug (, tWO wit me. milking du1ill, hour1y PIY1 Plld vacation. 8 day worit week, application, should Include education, work experllnct snd All pass There wa s htt lr rea son for We~t. f acmg .1 stl en t part ner. to rebtd two hearts. but he perhaps felt that vu lnerab ll' opponent s would prPfer to b1d on to garnr rath er than sto p to double a low level contrac t That wa s true. but West' s hea rt r eb1d shou ld have given dec la rer th e mformatton he needed m order to lakP mm• trirk s L uck1 l v fo r West. declarer was Wil- Couch 304..ti75~41a . poope11y 1 Dairyman on modem Mason Co unty dalr) farm, ftadlng and F.••ut Pa ss By James Jaroby tombet 1. 1990. 8 UU a .m at the regular meeting at A1 0 Grande Elementary School Any or el l tmts may be re · A. Clondinen I J 4'f4..387·7397 1f11r 6p.m. Bid falls on deaf ears PUBLIC NOTICE Jamas T Boster, Coordina tor. Gallipolia City Planmng Commis•on, announced todey that the public hearing ot the Gallipolit City Commrssion. scheduled on WAdn esday. September 12. 1990, at 6 :30pm. has been cancelled . Mr. Bos11tr ••ted that in a the Cendet Group, Ltd .. 121 W. Nor1h Stteet. WooiJ1Br. Ohio. withdrew their application reqUHt to rezone thelary 805-68UOOO 1 '( DIRECTIONS: From Gallipolis take 160 to Wilkes ville . Go through town to 124 and turn left. Go 6 mil es and turn left on C.R. 26 and go approximately 3 miles . Follow signs. FARM EQUIPMENI- TOOLS- MISC 320 Case gas dozer w1th 4-way blad e PiOi il lr mtload e'. AC square hay bale1 . 10 h d~ag d1sc. culliVal~ w1t h 3 pt h1tc h. Craftsm an saber sa w. cham saw . metal cuttmg band sa~ , . 3 Announcements Public Notice '"""'dotodAuguot13, 1990. ' ChHhlre Kyger lrN , refenmcu pralerred.l your home or mine, Openmg lcacJ • 6 Public Notice Aug 15 , 19 .2 8 .3 1 ' AVON I All Areal I Shirley Spura, 304..ti75-142 st. Classifie Raccoon Town sh1p Trustees 1 SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 10:00 A.M. Blllt 73 t J tO 9 +K B 2 Grea t - Gran dchildren 4 • --.. PUBLIC AUC, ION Applications baing accepted 11 Lfttt• c .... ,. In Gallipolis tor par1-llme help. Evemngs and weekends 1hlft onlyl Ask lor Wuk Spe<ial OPEN EVERY NIGHT tsooo To Person ,-------------.., ·-------------i l I I +A Q JO 3 WEST Help Wanted 'ASSEMBLERS NEEDED' tmmediale openings. No exp. nHdld. FulUPan time. Call 1· 900-463-4336 7a.m.·10p.m. t KQ4 Get In Practice CALL US FOR YOUR PARTY -BIRTHDAY - CHURCH OR WHATEVER YOUTH LEAGUE COACHES NEEDED - CAU US COUPON 'I A 9 2 • The Area's Number 1 Marketplace ALSO NOW FORMING ... Po•loY 11 992-3432 NEWLY RESURFACED LANES NEWLY REDECORATED IACI W. CAISEY, OWNER WE INVITE YOU IN TO I II" Dale and Nancy. Gra ndc hildren and Foil and Winter Leagues Now Forming SPECIAL PRIZES AND SURPRISES (Nov 23-Dec. 211 \au m•gh t hnd your se ll 1n the r1gh t spo t at the nght ltm e today to t1e tnto i:t ven ture that could be meantnglu l to you ltn an Cially Everyth1n g abou t th1Sdeal may be a b•t unusual CAPRICORN (Dec . 22·Jan . 19) Do not d1sregard loaay 1nlu1t1ve perceplto ns lhal areola pos11111e na tur e. even 11 that wh1ch you perce1ve seems too good to happen " I bPiiPvr wr wou ld be wise to POMEROY LANES NORTH +K Q 3 (Aug. 23·Sopt. 22) Beg,nnong today some 1nterestmg changes could be m the ottm g for you where your soCial hie 1Sconcerned A new rela t1onshtp that IS presently m !he embryon1c stage could be the catalyst liBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 23) Th ere could be a marKed Improvement at lh1 s !1me regardmg a S1tual10n or Importance to you wher e the ou tcome ha s been •n doubt It look s like your fear s h a ~Je been qround tess Br ansloo l proposrd appoinllng an agri cul! ura l spt>r ialts l 10 Cl Wantad To Buy: Junk Autot wilh or without motors. Call Larry Lively 614-.388-9303. Employment Services new way s m th e years <.~head to add to your knowledge about subJec ts perhnent to your particular f1eld tor en deavor Oppor1ufl111eS w11l be developIng enabling you to benefl ctally use tha i which you learn LEO (July 23·Aug . 22) A prol1table chann el m1ght suddenly open today perta1ntng to someth1ng you re un1qu e l ~ equipped to handle Properly managed 11 cou ld subs tan!laUy add to your earn Ings Mator change s are ahead for Lea 1n the co mlflg year Send for your A stra Graph pred1CI1 0ns today Ma11 $1 25 tc Astra -Graph CIO lr1 1S newspaper P 0 Bo)( 9t428 Cleveland . OH 44 101-3428 Be sure to stat e your lOd1ac s1g n Ohio. our famll y farm PIs an' thr backbone of thi s statp 's agr icul tura l sys tem." sa id Bra ns tool. ''Each onp of thosP farmer s r1n opport unit \ a t thf' :Woody Herman Orchestra •to play in Krodel Park and \ Would llkt to buy, nice uHd !lute, 814-446-2847. See~ federa l su pport for Oh io's agri · cultural indu str y. " With abou t R4,000 farms in farm bed-and-brea kfas t idea abo ut three yea rs ago Now. <U "Wr also worked on the as · M a in£' farm s offpr rooms and a sumption that then:> wa s a real farm f'X)X'rience More are willing ness among some farmer s expf'r tPrl to join th e program in to have bed·and·breakfast opera the corning months lions." he sa id . "We saw it as a Mainr' s popu l ar coas tal arPas real possibility for some farmer s have been dotted v. ith hf'd -and to have anot her source of lncomf' breakfas ts fo r m ;w y years But that cou ld help them to con tinue D<'partment of Agriculturp off!· farmmg " cia Is bel iev Pd u t leas 1some of 1he York and his assoctatPs stu thousands of tourisL"' who flood thr sta tr ('\'NY yea r m1ght he rPady for something a li ttle one four·polnt campaign plank on agr icult ure. The Ce lebrezze-Bra nstoo l team pledged to continue the to promote and market Ohio depar tment four years ago, sa id Chaitanya York, a market · ing spPcial ist who started the program . "We dealt with the hypothesis that there was a ''f Pnj oy peopl e, and the brd-.1nd breakfa s t helps in that regard " The sta te Departml'nl of Agri · MOosr Cros sing F'a rm in 1985 berauSP they wanted to ra ise pop:) \ers ~'Your 446-0175. ~\' ';' V,\"--' . Wanted to Buy ""'_c..:::=::,,--::--,:---:--:- _ 1 of BRIDGE 1 Public Sale & Auction SATURDAY, AUG. 25, 1990 10:00 A.M. located tn Rutland. Ohio on St. Rt. 124. Watch for EARN MONEY Reading 8ooUI $30,0()(Wyr. lncoml potential. ~ l, jf (I l rl ( ,~ , i"1< O(J "r; ~"~ ~\\ I r?n_,'J, ',.7l~:>;n!) 1 · \~ ' ( ~;; M),~' -h~' \ f:'on' \.•.!~1 :;:;· (~ () ~, ) "'JI \1 •, 'r •\ 1 ~ , ·' <011"' • (' ·~ n:J(\ o: 1/:) , :.J·o(d -3 '" r' , '"v \· L I/,; c" u ' ~~ \ Rick Pea rson Aucllon Company booking aucllons, ex· perienct makes th• diHerenet. Ucenstd Ohio, Kentucky, West VIrginia, 304-Jn.5785. hlri"9. t1) Sunday Times-Sentinei-Page-D-3 PUBLIC AUCTION EARN MONEY Reading Bookat $30,0001yr Income potenlt•l. - -- ,;; 1 8 July.l)tcember. LMve name, sddrus, and phane number on antWtrlng eervice. 614-992-6319. Ext. Y'ID1n. - now 9 , ~,('l, f/~\~ ~~~ n~~IA\~~: _;_ - _~ ( ~, ·'.)'rl '·\1 , .f ,., .. ~" -~ ~ -' ~'~- 1-1 11 ~> ~ n or 1 ( 1 , .. ~, .n,~ Public Sale & Auction Com plate househOld or Estsle11 Any lype tumltu,.., •ppllancos, onttque'o, ole. Alto ap pratut available. 61,..24S-5152. JAMES JACOBY wcsirthday products. that flooded ou t in 4 feet of water und er a viaduct on O'Hare property . "It's slow going Into the airport this morn mg." How · B Help Wanted Elm money by the weak. Join the numberl lo dtmonllme "Ctvlstmu-Around-The-Workl". -~ 1 ;)) 111 .--- UIIOd Mobtro homH, co lt 814- runnin g mate. g ubernatonal no minee An th ony felE'brC'zze, relf'asrd the Drmocratic ticket' s farm kPswo m an Lisa Howard said two people were rescued from a van rain Ce leste admln istril tion 's effort s • Departmen t of Av iation spo· BERNICE BEDE OSOL Branstool proposes Democrat's ag policy By LEE LEONI\RD UPI Statehouse Reporter CO LUMBUS, Ohio tUPft expressways . ard sa id inches fell at LaPorte. F lash flood war nings were issued in several fligh t sc hools were not impaired bu I the major problem was getting to th e airport on flooded ASTRO-GRAPH d amage were repor ted but Peru reported 5 Inches of ra i n and 4 -t 2.8 inches of rain Officia ls sa id sou thern Ohio between F'lndlav and Dayton. an area soa k ed by were ac·compan led by hall and gusty winds. Po llee repor ted strong wi nds knocked down trees and snapped powe r li nes. No Injuries or serious property .1 ~-- J~~ rf .~v _,__)~ . ,; hour s ear ly Saturday produced lightning that knoc ked ou t power for up to 20 .000 homes. O'Hare In terna tlonal Atrport reported mouth was abou t .1 fept below . A flood wa ll' h was postl'd for 11 \ -~ \ .L~\_\\ . -- WANT ADS Thunder storms th"t dumped daybreak The Tippec anoe River at Ora was one·ha lf foot below flood stage, the Li ttle River at Huntington was 1 foot below flood and the Yellow River a t Ply · Up to 5 Inches of rain produced fla sh floods tn northeastern Indl ana duri ng the ntght. north and LAFF-A-DAY a lm ost :1 in c hes of ram in two The Kank akee RivPr at Dav is was a t flood stage and rising at feel deep in places. In terstates 90 and 94 and state Highways 12 and 16 were closed between Oakdale and Sparta. Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant, W.Va. Tlm1gs cue buz.zln 111lh!:' up to .1 inc hes of rain. moved eas tward. A fla sh flood watch covered northeas tern Indi· ana until noon Saturday. 19, 1990 6 Public Sale & AuctiOn NEW LISTING: Ln NATURE BE YOUR GUIDE - NEW liSTING - YOUR "GET STARTED" HOME To lh1s country home on 13 9 aCies Pr wacy. lour - Set tle 1nt o thiS homey thn~ e bedroom w1lh fen ced bac ~yard You 'lllovt> th e la 1ge ~~ !chen and bedrooms. !am i!y room and one car al!ached ga1a ge are 1ust som e of the features th at you w1 ll en roy P11ced at $60 000 PUBLIC AUCTION AND CONSIGNMENT SALE EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 7 P.M. lOCATION : D.A.V. Building on Rt. 35 Bypass . Constgnment taken from 12:00 to 6:00 day of the sale . Truckload of New Merchandise 6 sler lt ng Sliver necklace challlS, 80 model Plymouth Grand fury, 73 ford v, ion ptckup. 3 speed. standard Tools. baseball ca rds. Somelh tng fo r everyone Terms: Cash or Check with Proper t.D . Door Prizes Auctioneer: David Boggs Ltc. No. 4596 Gallipolis. Ohio 614~6 - 7750 ltcensed and Bonded in State of Oh1 o Not responsible or accidents or loss of property. We are now booking summer and fall sales. 1501 29 .6 ACRES OF LAND - con111hn g mo~ly ol goOO grow1ng limb er 5 acres or more of 29 acre tra ct IS ope n land lor garden and has. frUit lrees ne ar 7 room rem LXlell'd home 2 car garage and seweraI oth e1 ~ mall hutldmgs Peacelu llocal10n to live w1th good "ew St Rt 160 between Ewmgtm and Wil kes-lie Pt1 Ced at !.41.500 #i02 WHO CO ULD ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE? Owner has moW!d to ~londa and d estrer; an 1mmed13le sale ol lh1s ou lstandmg home and 10 acres lhi s l1yr. oldQualtlyhomeh as2700sq II olltvmg space wh tch 1ndud es 4 bedroom s. !amily room wtth woodbumer huge groofld level rec ro0I11 . wile approved k1tchen lallapphancesl and l a r ~e mground pool Al so features an ou tstand1n g 40x60 2 story garage Th e 10 acres IS a llalto gently eoll mg meadow located mthe Ci ty schoiJ diS!IIct near R1 o Grande on a slale h1 ghw av Not many l1 ke lh1 s on today s market at th1S pnce 1 $96.000 #219 INVESTMENT PROPERTIES ON STATE STREET - PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 10:00 A.M. 1990 AT MEIGS CO . FAIRGROUNDS- POMEROY. OHIO located at the intersection of U.S. 33 &SR. 7 at Po· meroy. Ohio. ANTIQUE FURNITURE 2 very n1ce oak secretartes. 3 door wood 1ce bo• . wa sh stands. oak canner cu pboard. flat wall ch1na cupboard , p1ne come' cupboard . ch1na cu pboard w/ leaded s~g glass pa nes, cherry ntgftt stand. n~ce wa lnut htg!tboy , mah. stack· ing bol)),case. several prrmrltve cupboards & mtsc pu,.:es. marble top dres!l!r w/glove bo.es & lamp stands. several chai rs & m1sc fu m11ure in as found condrtton. MISC. ANTIQUES Seve\31oil lamp s mcludmg Gone w1th th e W1 nd, set ol 20 brass sletgh bells. smgle wall pltone. double wall phone. QUill s, carb1de hgftt s, applepeeler. sausage grrnder , blue & wh1le gran1te d1sh pan, photo of old Middleport llepot. photo of 2nd St. Pomer oy, photo of long Boltom brass band. plus other smalls mcl ud1ng pmk & green dep"'s.on ware STONE JARS & JUGS 2 ornate Hamilton Jo111s I ttl. & \1 Pelntina, WV .. Zbrn. leal. Donachho's wlflor~l [Jitllrn, \1 cal. llicltatlllo011. Ptoctor, WV. (cncked); Chtp(ltl & Sons Bt1ftry Juc. (some have small cracks or chrps). NOll: Some of this fumitu.re is in. werx cood condltioa, some is In as found condttlon. Thts wtll bta·l•at 1111. Salt will be Indoors. Brine your lawn chairs &plln to spend the diY with us. AUCTIONEER: COL. W. KEITH MOLDEN lie. in Ohio 114318 & W. Va. H163 614-742-2048 Lunch by Rosit·Jane Pos. I. D. cash or prior approved check. .. l h1 s 1S your opportunity to purc hase 6 u~nttl proper ties near downtown that cons.tstently has 100'\J occupan cy Th1s 1s the i11st bme on the open matkel '" many years. Ge nerally, the P'otl"''"' cons1st of a tract of 4 smgle l armly houses. ar1d 2 [Jupl e~es located on comer lots ~s ll tS. lffiP<lSSible to provtde all the benel1ts m an ad, please ca ll lor complete mimmation #408 adiOIDIDg co1y la mily1oom P11ced 31 !3~ .900 U5 I 2 OWNER SAY S. DO WHAl 11 IAKE S11 " - Ihat ' wh.at were gomg to do f he smart buyer ~'>' il l lake advantage of th1 s r 1d1 culou sl~· lowp11 ce on a brand new ranch home Ask1 ng p11ce dr fllpt'd to $54.900 on th 1s 3 bedroom 2 hath homP Nev e~ lived m before . th 1s home ha s features ltke ch erry k1tc hen cab1nets. large master ~edt oum. 2 ca 1 garage. heat pump. Owner will con~1de1 help1ng w1th linant1ng to qua l1i1ed buye1 1220 2 LOTS - 40 by !50 eac h on Chatltam Avenue Alley rn rear separates th em Irom Ea stern Avenue bu11nesses $19.000 U508 SHAOY lOT - CLOSE 10 TOWN - Iot1 ol character and charm can be found 1n th1 ~ I '':' \ lOt)' home w1lhln walktng d1 sta nce to town In cl udes 3 bedrooms. large l1vmg room. dtn1ng room and 11 baths Full basement . 3 car gara~P w1 th ren iPil apartment ovechead !100 HOMEBODY HOUSE - w1th uncomph"len ch atm. lh1s 3 bedroom. I'' bath 2 st01 y tad1a1 " LOOKS CAN BE DECEtVI NGI - Bel 1eve tl or not. th1s home has 9 ~ooo · s lle IOOI1l s and 2 1ull ba ths J ~L'llr o mm and I b<tlh on the ma1n llocu and I bedroom ana bath In the lull basement Eat-In ~1t chen . lam ly room. storage 1oom and lar ge util1ly room fo ru~ ;w Il eal and cenllal au Screened m por ch . atta che!l I car garage and storage bu 1ldmg I aste lull y deco1alet.J 1nter 10 t and att ra ctive land'l.lpi ng r hl \ home 1\ dellnl !ely worth #801 look~n g at' ! 59 900 PERFECt SElli NG - p,•mlul country liv111g only 15 mmutes fr cm town fh 1s com for1able 4 bedroom. I bath l1ome wct udes lamily room dm1ng lOOm l 1 vm ~ room JnO a n1LP k1trhr n Has 3 5 aerrs 1nore or l es~ and ts toca tf'd 1n Gat11a County School 01slnct l h1:, home ha ~ mn r. yex!fas vou mu st see Ca ll tonav' !04900 •• • CHARMING HOME ON BURKHART lANE' Character and charm can be lound 111 lhl'> attra ct1ve wellca red lor home w1!htn walk1n g d1stan c!:' to town Remod eled th rotJgh oul 1t 1ncludes 3 bedroom s l1v1nR room w1lh fireplace to1mal dmmg room and basement Don to verloo~ th1<:. honw Call tor an appmntmenl $64.000 • I •• #802 • • • • ENJOY THE CO UNJRY SE TTIN G - ol th 11 niCe home' Ju113 miles 110!11 Rt 7 on Rt 218. you can see th 153 bl'd loo m.! 1: bath home Large s ta~ter bllc!l1repo ce. Ahome to!til you1 heart 169900 #500 hvmg room Covered po Jch/ pa!Jo an d bree;eway from a cozy lneplace for w1nter e11en t nr,~ tu a covered patiO tor summer en terta1n mg 1n 11m3 . U707 warmth fr001!h e k1tchen w1l ll 1tsO\.t't 91ed pantry to the great room WllhJt sbeamed ceiltngand lal ~f' SALUTE TO THE FAMILY - You'll l1nd eve111it 1n ~ • > ••• ~ to large rec reat1or1 room w1111 f1rep lace Carport and lwo storage bu lldm g<> 1 ) aCf r m/ 1, lor JU S! $]4 900 '•· • #800 • • #509 al so 1ncome potent1al hom a garage apartment House and garage apartment pnced at $80.000 #507 WANTIO BUILD BEFORE SPRING ?- Bel01eyou bud d even tl ou already own a lot. please Look at these' outstandmg 5• acre Sites We have two ol the hesllol s'" Green Town sh1p Flat. lewllotsma qu~et. counlty surround lOg C1ty sch or;s Nl28 80 ACRE FAR II- Guyan Township - Wells Run Road and St. Rt. 218 - Beaul1lul home Site 16·18 acres bllable 65 acres fenced Approx 2000 lbs tobacco base Mmetal nghls Some li~ber Outstand1ng barn lot tobacco. callle. RIO CENTER ESTATES - 801ld yout home among the trees on one of these sem1·secluded lots I mile west of R10 Grande. lo ts ran ge 1n Slle from 2 5 acres lo 5 acres. Reslflcl l ~ conve na nt s for your protectron Prices range lriJll $6,500 tor 1 o acre SIZe lo $10.300 lor se toct 5 acre parcel AN OLDIE. BUT GOODIE' - C~ back '" l1meand tel1ve al l the charm of a house at the tum olt he cent ury l hts 2 story house bUill in 1850 1n Meigs County has 3 4 bed room s. I bath w1lh eal·m kitchen. l"ep~ce and a double garage. J.4 acres w1tl1 a ~1ge ll al ol bes1de tl Has a new lrmt porch i TRADE YOUR RENT RECEIPTS - lor th e deed to thiS J bedroom ranch Situated on a shady 1 41 acre tot on a dead end street One car gara ge. new roo! and deck $25.500 horses. some b~v s wtth concrete Concrete dn11e through Gooo water supply' $60.000 #804 bedroom. 2 bath stone ranch With custom mad e drapes and tasteful carpet and wallpaper There 1\ County water a\la l!able Call us for mformal1on #336 ••• •' ~ · •• •• •~ w1th many ex tras Needs wo rk done on 1! N1ce star tee home All lor $25.000 ... #709 ~ •• -•• WE NEEED LISTINGS! n · ·~::Rea· I - . Es·tgte Wl·sema, · fam,l•••~3644 . ••• • ,;lc 1 Wislman,.Broker Eo.;Mo · - •' ;/ s' ' @ j I 3 .. u.. ,\ j<~t ~ ~ ·t. ·• I • • I y Loretta McDade, 448-7729, · · Clyde· B; Welker, 246-6276 I ' ~ ·~ ~; Bill Todd, 446-;i443 · -1 E )_.--: ~ ... .,. �Page- D-4- Sunday Times- Sent inel 11 Help Wanted 11 Instructor Ill to INch at Carleton School Ea~y Childhood Cluo. Muet h.lve CUI'Ttnl Yllld Ohio Department of Educltlon elal Ed. r..chlng Ctr11fiCIII, and haw or bt wining and able to obtain Ohio DePirtment of s,.. Education E•tv Childhood Validation. M.S.P.R. CeftlficaUon pr1f1rr.d. Annual starting 1111ry tor B.B. Dea,..t. $17,000. Posting enda 812~ . Send rwume only to: Meigs MrfOO 1310 C.rteton StrMt SYrKuM, Ohio 41779. MAKE MORE MONEY RILL OR PART·TIME! Men and women nHded to aefl our Prollable Line or C.landars, Perw Md Advertlalng Glha to Buslneu Firma In your lmmtdl.ta busiMU ar... Eam WHkly Commlulona. Set your own houf'l . Prompt, Friendly Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio- Point Pleasant, W . Va . Help Wanted POSITION AVAILABLE Sublthuta Bua Drivers - Must hold approprlttl school bus llcll"'ltftl or willing to obltln. 18.15 per hour. Contract baslt only. For more lnformaUon con- tact the O.Uia County Board of MRIDO, P.O. Box M, Chtlhlra, Ohio 45620, 614-367·7371. POSTAL JOBS 118,392$87,125/yT. Naw "'~ng . Coli 11) &oa.e8i.aooo EXT. P-4562 currenl 1181. for Ouallfttd registered nurse needed for 82 bed flclllly (hmg lenni locat.cj In ~nt Pltaaanf, WV. Admlnlatl'ltlve tkllls and WOf'i IX.,.,..OCI 11 WANTED OICHUry. ComJMthlve utary and benenta. Contact F,.nk Topping, C.reha'l8n of Point Plaaunt leading Tri·Cou nty area heating &air con · ditioning business is looking for an experi · enced heating & air conditioner installer. •3 Years of Expenence •Good Working Conditions Send Resume to Daily Sentinel P 0 Box 729L Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 Help Wanted Molgo eou.. y Hun• Dopon- mtrit Ia now ~piing applications tor I he poahlon of S.Ntartan. Ou.lllf~tlona muat be A~l.. ared S.nlt~rlan WJtn the State of Ohio, or have the tolkMing «<uc.ttonal qWIIUicelions to apply u S.nUarltn In lr1inlng. Bachelor dqrw and must htvt comp..lltd at luat 45 qualttr unlta or 30 Mmes11tt' units of Kiene. In the ~....,.I aru1 of Biology, Phytlca, O.alogy, or M1th• malice at an accredlttd college or unlvenlty. Only thOH apo pllcanta with tht atorern.nlkmld quallfk:ttlo,.. will btl conaidered. Mtiga County t-~ .. nh O.perfrbtnt Ia an Equal SalnManagamant Opportunity For1une 500 company looking for tggraelvt, upertenee IUranea agent to manage southtm Ohlo terrttort... Complolt bonollt poekogo, company aupplled 1-.da, a.tebU.t1.d aOcounta, comp.l"'latlon packtge, ov.,.rldH tnd bonu.... For .,.,_onal lnlarvlew Hnd raauma lo Don Marrht~ 438 E. Wilson Road, ~he 200J WorOIIIo 43085. EO<. Stylist Naedld: EJ:cellent Houra, Salary plua commluton, tor In· tarvlew, 814-446--3353. truck 12 Nurva : Overbrook Cent.,. Tht FOf mo,. lnform~tton ~ardlng Ov.rbrook C.nter employment which t.atur• a v.ry eompttltlv• w•ga and benefit pacbgt. PINN e•ll 614..gg2-6472. A• qul!lt Sally Gloecluw, Olrtdor of Nu,.lng. _ _ _ _ __ part time. gra· duate of approved school of nursing with current license to practice nursing in the state of Ohio . Applications ac cepted through Au· gust 27. 1990 at the Gallia County Health Department . R . N .. E.O E 8 lnt•rvlew 614-446-3664 (s .JIIIIg !lrt/, Mother, Oaul)hter, babysitting Hrvlce, It on• can't do h, th• other ona ean. Full-time or par1· lim• any shift, convenient loc• tlon, axpart.,cad, 614-448-0065 attar 3p.m. Required . .. ~:.•.•• G"O • !~ItlrTr REALTOR' · COMMERCIAL . FARMS r(J()o~§N1N Wanted to Do ale. FrH Esllmalt. Al.o, . . glvt 11tlmt111 on roots, tldlng, soffln, ,.placemnl wlndowe, gun•rs. Mllthono Bulld•ra. Floyd Mlllhont, Belpre, OH. 6M- Wlll babysit In my homa Monday lhru Friday. Have good references. Rodney arN. 114- 23 Business Opportunity H1rah•y Sanck Rout•! Grots $33,000 ptr year. Requlrtl, $10,000 lo atart, 1-800-ZU-346i. VENDING ROIJTE : SIS Big 1301»800 pot11lbla Nch machine WMkly, mlllt Hll, locatlone, Will do houu ciNnlng, 3359. 304-8• VENDING ROUTE: locol. Grool .xtra Income. High traffic locattona. Priced tor quick Nl•. 1-800-2""361 8202. WOLFF TANNING BEDS Commercial, Home Unlta, From $199.00. Lampe, Lotlone, Acceetorles. Monthly Payments Low A. 118.00, Call Today FREE Color Cahliog. 1~228-6292. Wom•n to cart for aldtrly or h•ndiCIIppad, 304-882-2216 uk tor Poggy. Would like to do b•byslttlng. LeGrand• Blvd. A•f. & Exp. 614446-1816. Financial 21 Business Opponunlty THAT DAllY ~UZZLII L.alayttte Glrden Center We deliver In llpolls.453 Jaokton Pill• <lalllpolll, 814 418 4848. Real Estate 23 Professional Services a•• heal, clair, gar~gt1 • double 101 wJmoblle home, Mason, WV. 304-182-36113. Real Estate General PUBLIC AUCTION Real Estate General PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCf ANTIQUES ond HOUSEHOLD: Bp1oce 1930's d1n1ng room su1te, fancy oak secretary, oak dres ser, 7 pc . mahogany bt l~ r;rncll I~ l 1v r n ~ rrrr w l r! r 1rr~ arf o 4 tlPdroom'? tul bd l ~~ n~I'I CdrpPI ~rlt · ~~n ultll!i rm ~lc.o7 1 ~ 1 atr~ched ~JI J~I' v. / aut:rna trr rtom l oc~ !f' r1r r Si!ll~l\t \r • l til ~ t· 'TuL rll&y '~·~!hi' l10 m!·toda1 ~nil bu1lrr1 evPrl"l ~ lmR cc mlort C•l~ lrr~lr C.CIICO '/'lr l~n iHU1~~ lh·orabr~·I JnR teriH ~rro rr un~ 8~ lhr wav )O" can havP po>'ii'I '>IOr mmf'dr~ l t'lf W€ w•ll se ll )OL lh f nlro IClllor 51i.JO O 116 13 NEW liS liNG lh 1~ hOmP hd'> ~-a l:l ~r p~· 1~rf oM 1\ on beautrrul \ hap~ fif•oa~ ll 110~r nrr >Wr I ?00 IIJ It ol h~·n ~ ,o- ·:f ortl:'rwrr: l rv • n~ room l amr l~ lllllm "' l11ep ~u k riChPII dllll l11111n~ room 3 hdrm anct 7 llal n· ?4 1l? f lt•l da 1uJrr1 'ot reen!.'d rn porrh \101'3gf h\lrldonR. aii~ IK h~dl .l 'li" t~ rli ill f Pr·nect , p l ' 1n ~ lor pr1vacy on · dL mi l Co mpl:>te •y lurnr5herl Jrl(\ r• • o ct~ lc movr• r ~l o 1606 GOillEOUS Bl ·lf"V(l \l er y allr~ri1~P 3 bllrm honw wrr h opp 2 ~92 ~il h ollfVIP£ <; ~CP lhrr, hoi!V' ha> lar!i'l' '•lchl'n anll d•llrnR arra lrv1n~ room 7 lla' h~ larr11l~ room 7 c~ r ~.lfd~~ ~~~ h~~~ anrt t••n l arr l ocaiPd.Jbuui l mrf l r~m l u wrr 1n a ~Pflll :Jrrvalr \f' ll1 fi~ ~578 All!Hl WOIIK HAS BE Ell OON( en !Ill', t11d ronch rrofllf 111 \l ~trw m b" Ill! Ill 'O "' "l lh11 IIOmf' I" or~ '. rJIIIOU '. IO! >'l'l'l ~ i('()t f d ill ~ ~ ~ d IO I '.lilaII rll rlrto·~ ! hrt r11 ? ~o~'h \ tdn· rlv •oom w 1 1 ~"' nr r01•r ? C.:!l ~<l l ol~r· lk rt1~ lu• ko or,. I•J r'"" llw l'l'f i l 11a•n:~ 11'<1 homP 773-5785 OWNER.: SHARON RUSSEll H520. EXCElLENT All BRICK HOME FORTH£ FAM ILY - Roon~ J d !>P.drm ••nch ~·th I IIJ!h~ ta l •r llchr·n rorrno l rl111 liTI lu1l hN fll fr l •rn ptOvf rnenl ; ~ii'IP h~f n n~ de or th o l ilor mrov •mmac •1~1•· hemp N P'~ f!tJiw dll lu · llMf' •rsl~ " t 'll W1 1 ernra l .111 Som1' new ca 11£! l ~nlll y ·m "' o'!OOiiOu rn ln;> I rP pial P o nlowr·r IPvPI 2 1a< ~a < ~gp Nll ~ lo r Jrr :; lor ~Ire• 1 fleJ IIy il I nt' 'lornt: llr.; 1 vou ~ houll IP e o'l rthou : rJr liiy & ~m{wo $75,000. 30.8 KI'MI are IVailabla wlpurehtH of home for an additional $10,000. Loclttad Rt .3, Galllpolle. Dlrectlone: Take Rt.35 to Rt .588 to Corl Mill Road . Home It •pproxlmately 2 112 to 3 mlln on tah. In Ohio C.ll: 1-814.......,_ 6611, In WMt VIrginia Call: 1304--344-5838 afttr !p.m. ' ' 84 Inch Sherrill Sol1, tl!cellanl condition, 614-446-4303. 25" Z.nllh eonsola TV, pecan, ood working ord•r. $100. 30f.. 75-1780 •her 5:00. l! Real Estate General 446-7101 FIVE ACRES - Beau lilul3 bedroom . 2 ba lh home Equ1pped krtch en. oa k cabm ets. sn ack bar. electnc heat pump, cent a1r. plu s I'IOOdb urn er Custo m des1gned to con serve en eqzy w1th 6"' msu lat ed walls 12" msu lated 1n att 1c Ander sen t hermopan e I'!'OOd w 1n dows In sul ated door s. ct l y sc hool r· I I' I, I' 1· I' I' I' 1· I' Country Soltlng. 4 bodrooma, 2- 112 IMthe. cenfral ha•l 1nd alf, biHrneri, attached garage. 20 trom Athena. 1·112 mlnutll Land cont,.ct Ltt'o end dNI on • twwly remocWtd thrw bedroom houaa In Pomeror. Will take ""'· car, truck, bolt, motorcyela, ttc. tor down piyrMnl. Malr.a an oft.,. &14-992·2554. 44 Approx cfty 001r Apartment tor Renl acre, wooded lol•, watar, owrwr flanclng, Jarleho Road, Point Plaa•nl, 304-3l'U405 or 372·2575. Approx. 1 acar, wood«< lola, chy wal•1 owner financing, J•rtieo Rota, Point PINunl, WV 304-3l'U405 or 372-2575. Approx. I 112 acr• wtth mlner1l rlghlt, on Goo<goo C..k Rood. 11--2000. Com:r, tfte. Raccoon Creek Holl ay Hilla. Larg. Dtck & awning. W•ttr, aladric, ....,., $5,0011. 304-733-4422. Land on Spring Avt. make nice tralltr 101. $&000. 080. 827--6436 ohorl pm. Lot Wllh Mobllo Homt In Dunnellon, Fk»rrd.t. 114-446--2000. lloblll Home l.Dta tor rwnl. $65 =~with ,.ttncuone. 304- Mull Hll Maaon, WV. No down p~ymenl II 111uma load, cash 0na acre tralltr lot wfth couoly $16,000. 304-727-SOIO or 304- wlllar tapllc lllnk and .. Ktrlc 875-12811. hoc*' up. On black lop road. Par1lally fenced. Own.r will parPrice raduald. 3 btdroome, 2 Onance, $2,100. asking btthe, full flnlahad ballmtn1, tially poico. 304..75-nzz. alrlcond, gar1ge, tenctd yard. 2414 MI. Vernon Ave. 304-375· Routt 2 Aahton, 1 ICI'I lol:a1 3 1Tlll. mil• aoulh Qolllpollt Loc•o, public water, no r..trtctlone, PY!eo Rodueod: Ownor n•clo lo aoma wfth river ttont-oe, 304Hill 3br, 1 112 bath home on St 51&-2338. A1. S5 approx . 2 mlttl Mill of diS! IICt 44 Apartment tor Rent Fuml•hed 2 rooms & balh. One bedroom tumlahed apt, Dow,.t•ll'l. CINn. No pets. Ref. utllllln pold, 304.;n'S-2722. & dop. roquhod. 614-446-1519. Rtnl: 1 bedroom apartm1n1. Fumlahad Apl, 1107 Second Ava, Nlct carpet, c111n and neat. Qolllpollo, 1225; Ul lllllaa pold, HUO approved . No peta. Pt. tbr, 814-441-4416 '"" 7p,m. Pleasant 304-675-6200. Fumlshad EPflel.ney, all utllltl" Upstairs. Fumlshtd, 3 rooms Ill paid, 11'\a,. bath, $150/mo, 919 bath , cl•an, no pete, r•f•rence & Second Avt. IS14-446-3945. d•posh required 614-446-1519. Fumlatt.d Eftlclaney, $175, Utllttl11 Paid, Galllpolla, 614'"6~418, after 7p.m. Garwga A.. rtment 222 V2 N. Third, Middlapor1. 2 bedroom, living room, dinette, w•ahar/dryer hook-lip. $165 monthly. 21&-a:J5.3952. Greclous living. 1 and 2 bed· room a..rtmentlr at VIllage Manor and Rlvtrslde Apartmantt In Middleport. From 1198. Coll114-992-1187. EOH. Middleport , Ohio, SNch St. One bedroom fumlthtd apt., deposit 45 Fumlshed Rooms Rooms tor rant- week or morrth . Starting at 1120/mo. Gallia Hotel. 6~46-95.80 . 17 ACRES AND A 4 BEDROOM HOME w1lh LP ~as heal In cluded rs sho o budding and del ac hed garage Home hasa n1 ce 11ver vrew Askmg only $36.900 #230 Pl u~ a n1ce] h~d 1 omn .? bath ranch w1lh den d1n1 ng area. I1V1 ng roo m. lu ll base men!.2 1al geb ·J ld rngs Ap pr ox 200' Ra ccoon C1ee k h on lil~tJ #204 50 ACRES ana J a tJefl roo m ') ? 1,H tJath l10 me w: th gfl r J~f' and mucr1 morP la mtl~ #265 46 Space for Rent Commercial Sign Sp1ee Rl . 35 We81. 614·245·9448. Country Routa 33, Not1h of Pomeroy Lots, rantals, par11, ulas. Call 614-fi2.-,.7t. Mob!lt Home #257 SCHOOLS - 3 bedrooms. I balh ranch w1!h IIYmg room . k1tchen. lull base ment cent ral a1 1. carp or! Ask1ng $4~.000 I ca r garage I car #219 RIVER FRONTAGE - 50 acres m/ 1and a mu st see Jo g home wrlh 3 bedrooms, 11'> balh, baseme nt. lam1ly 100m, dmmg room cathedral ceiltng, so l anum . Iro n! and ba ck decks. 2 car ga~age and I car g a~ age #!47 HAVE SOLD SEVERAL HOMES .... ,.,•.,,., Y AND NEED HOMES BEN $35,000-$65,000. CALL US IF YOU WANT TO SELL. WE MAY HAVE A BUYER!! Park, 47 Wanted to Rent GREEN SC HOO LDI STRICT - Ve~y nrce5 bed10om 2'' balh 1anc h wrth full basement. gas heill woo dbu rn er 2 ca1 a~ ag e. fam1ly toom [ Pnlf al a1r, 11• acr e and a lot mor e On ly ! 69.000 home with n1c1t prdan '"'"· 1ocolod In llcHih Qolllo or Kygw C..k •hoot dl.t. Roooonably pricod. 114-:JIIII. miG. r oonr Sluplng rooms with cooking. Also tra11ar s~ce. All hook -ups. Call after 2:00 p.m., 304·7'n5651, M. .oo WI/. Haw 1br, nMr Hoiur Hoaplt•l, tlr cond, aconomk:•l ga1 hN1 , Nk:ely Fum'ld Small house, not auttable tor t.3001mo. #110 d1n1ng ro om 6 Niwonco ""'UIM, 304-<1112· 25118. 1235, plut U1llhlea. 1'14-446-2i57. NEW LISTING - bce lh• iillleiRhborh ood and a D11c k home w1th l' h alh s :a milv room 2 ca r gara~e m ~I01Hil1 poo l Close to sho op 1n g and \ll) lr'\ Ca ll lor you1 appo1 11tm ent $71 )00 #266 2 FOR l - A2 bedr oom I balh home w1! h IIVInR room k1!chen and a 1979 14x 70 mob rl e ho mewrlh 2 bed1 ooms. 11\ balhs. lamd, room ••llrl•replac e All on I aciP mi l $32.000 27 ACRES - " ;:~ W4 LAND CONTRACT - On thrs 3 bedroom . bal h. ranch 111 qurel Would llkt lo renl houst In the country, Lang.viii&'Oart1r or Salam C•nt•r aru. 814-7112·2339 Rentals 3br, brick lowor AI¥« Rd. Full bi.Mrnenl on 314 acn. 114-~ 5148, 114 ... 4031. or 614-66t-4008. ne1ghborhood W!!h n1 ce lot w1lh fe nce fam 1ly room w/ wood burn er cmd mor P Call today Only $34 .000 #115 SECOND AVE .- You w11J lrn rl lh rs 3 hed10o~ I'· balh home l'!'rlh l am 1ly room 4br, llvlngroom, dlnh'tgroom, khchtn, woodburnlng stun, tl,._ctt, 1 112 btthtJ... 2 car gorago -""hGp. 814-3of·7100. qU!fT JN !hiS 3 bedroom I bal h racch wrth b1 g k•l chen. I ' lois Was $47 500 Now $4 5.500 dm 1n g room. woodburner- and morP $46.500 tumtshad, $200. Holur. c.ntral Air, ~·· heal, #2 42 monlh, 304- 778-80!i. WHY PAY RENl - RACINl - tlhin S1 - I !ir~ ., ~ ~ ~~~ lWi:I():J IT , lrdllr kol ~~~',1 · 1111"111 .i ll foi l 11 llirl rr ' l-" 1111'11yJ·j Cro•,rl !JJf [.r;, JO, 3 bedroom, 2110 H. Main. Laue, · 814 448 0078, 814- daposll, t'lt.rencaa, no pelt, 446-1i22. $2i5. 304-4118-1675. Spring Vtlloy Aroo, 3br, 3 bo1ho, lormol room, largo family tHouta In !Aaclrte for renl. 1350 room wllh woodbumlng pot month wllh roolrlctlono. fl~ce with buckltovtl 2 car 304-453-4025. dock, brick pol o, 11o1 fub ::'l~ l'"lldlng, 517 Ook 42 Mobile Homes cHy - dining ~ 12 NEW LISTING - FARM - lirle~rl ~ornP w ·g room, ~ Oar n- 11H ~nll~ rn an r, bar ~or n r1· rr, I'> ~ >~'e l l pi.ln rE d unt111 1 \h ~ r1 l•urii P I a·~~· !Jar n ant! Jo rr1 Abou! I~ rno I! om low rr K~~ ero, \C hoo~ RACIN£. Jrd St - 2 ~ t UPi 3 berl rooms. ba lh ifrhPn u lrl~) room centrar heat cen!T ol an utrlf~ bi d~ larg~ n oc~ lot Pr rw1 1or (lud >ale Under $20 000 ga'"r· Drtn 8 t28 atfer Bp.m. for Rent Unlqw~:--22 Chlrry Rldgt. 3bt', m~ .. homt ror ... nl, totsl :S«::::;illci=:;·114-::;:.:"::2-:.;::;.:::---·leleetrlc, no petll, no drinkers. 114-367·11138. 32 Mobile Homes Atnt: 3 bedroom lralltr. Nlee, 2 lor Sale mUoo ~om Pomeroy on Sr 141 terM • ~~~~~~~~~=~~47S4~=200=·------~ 14x51 Mobile .. ~. Tr-'ler: Fum'td or untum'ed, 2 304 -171111 :~..::_·~~.:::·-:::--;;;::;;~=:: 1 BR coblo, booutlful ~vor vltw. I IS ON OISFU~ 11'1 th r~ be.w!ilul cu;lom buill 1 ~ stor~ home srll.lilll"don2 ac m 1 1 a~p I mrlehomlownoverbo~ r ogth~OhJO Rr~er Hou:.e !e~l u r€~ 4 bedrm I h.l l h~ ~lichen lnrrnal dtorn~ 100m lr~rnJ room lamr ly room co verell llPC~ oflli '. W' Illfllln~ DOOI ~a\ hea t. Cl'n1 aor .Jnd car garage Shown J~ dPD onry 11601 l 0 YOU RMOH£1 WORKFORYOU T,;;;'~;;ei;Q;;;; I 1 ho p or ~J r ar: e Shop ha ~ a wood btl rf'(l r ~nd an a11 co mp1es lOr rn ~ ta I\ a1<1 WI u'. 1huw ~Ju lh •> prr)perly <.eorr ) ilwled 011a lar£r lol 1n PalriJI Prcd 1n \11 ~ 70 ; START rn lhr ~ ntraltla~ ored 14fltlr house 1: h~ ~ an 1 1l~tl rn g . three tlerd room s on d mlll h mll'e All ~~ ua!ed on one acre motf' or less loe<~ted 111 a aurer area nP.n r Roctney Ca ll lor dela rl~ and see thr s homenrNI 152 110000 #579 HUNTE~ S DELIGHT. WILDLIFE IS ABUNDANT on th1> 37 ams mi l ol wooded lanrllocated 111 Sp nn~ ~ ld low nslr1p Only Sll 00000 Call tor more 1173 F•lrmonl houN In 'Kanauga. Fotter'e MobUa lra..r, 3CJ4.1T.J.M11. Horn. Pant. 814-«6-1102. 1P Ctrrtlg• Houu, all electric, 2 BR, 2 bo1h. 12x&l, $11,0011. 114- 44 Apanment .w&-1511. 18'N Ouardon Futur•ma 12x65. 2 bedroom, Canlral Air &5995 shown by appobtlment 814-446· 11)12. 2 and 3 Ndroom a~r1mante. Carpet, aqulppH kllchena In Mlddloporl OOpooHIA"'-nc• re.qulrtrd. IM tB! 4U8 1flar & p.m. 1882 TownhouM, 14x70, double ndo, CA, Many Extr••! On v•t• renled 101 In Rodney. 35 Will Apt. 2br, 1 bath, private anciOHd patio, clolllo grocery 14-245-!1048. .rom 6 ehopplng c•ntar, w•llf", SPECIAL Factory ID you19t1, 2 uwar, trash prvvlded, $265/mo. or 3 bedroom14x1D modtfl at 8M-44"1·1608. tht unbtllwabla price of $12 100 dellvtred and ut up. _Apt For Rent: 2br partially turCali 1-aoo-121-4041 tor dttalla. hftllod utiiHioo pold, 107 112 Soc. Ava, 1230/mo. Oap. Aaq. 614NHhu. Mx70 wlaxpando, 37H11l shuat«< .75 ICr'll land, Point Pt....nt, Many extras, 304-67&- BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON 7911. ESTATES, 531 Jockoon Plkt Vlndolo 111641 Ml 2br, ~~hd from S192Jrna. Watk to ahop I LR kftchan, dining room. mov.... Call G14-446..a88. EOH. cofwtHIMII14· 24S-t:l93. ~ 11620. KEY PIIOPf:RnES· Alow ly log home ~rtual ed un 8 acres m/1 Th rs home teat ures 2 bedfms battl. large Jam •~ 1oom . lrvrns room Iat ge krtch en and drn '"!room li:lme has app 2,000 SQ ij Uyou are ltdmR lm space ~ nd onvuy j(ltr wrl wan I to b:lk al tn t ~ home tor Rent Mo"' IO IIJ ! M"" Sl. - POMEROY - l bedrms ~ rtc h e n d•lliiiR rm 1;: h~ room balh ~ t rrver v~w $30000 f'oss •ble l<lnC conlr ~cl RACIN£. 6ttl S! - Be~u!1lul I $11)t~ . 4 bedrooms. 2 ~lath~. hv rnf room ~ unroom. ea l rn k ~ chen ga r den central heal. ce ntral ~~~ nP.W root. new plumbrng 2 edra lOt> low ut~r!l~ R~1 huv Mnund Low 40 ~ Price IJNIIY rtduced 11 ~ou Gon 1 need exira lot> ON 14 3- HAR~SOHVIllE GREEN SCHOOL DISTRICT - J bed room . 2 bal h ranch wrth 'u ll baseme nt gJra5 r dec k. heal pump N1 ce ne 1ghbarhood lo 1 lire ch1ldren to play Askrng $)9.400 #163 LAND CONTRACT - 3 bed 1oom. ballr. laundry ••!chen and I1V 1ng room. elec heal I car garag e As,m g $3 2,000 #186 N£W LI STING - lli 11(Jr o.an llw11 ro-1m' h~~ I ll lrlt hf'n ll alt'rw~ t I O!"IJ S! Sl Punwwv Nt'w v1ny '.rll lfl 1' l'n;«lllr IM1o1 rmr !rcr l 111 1 o· , Tra1l s areal ready . #21! theH' wrth beau l1lul rock lor matrons Askrn g $22.600 #226 CITY IS THIS OLDER ONE STORY w1!h 2 bedroo ms. balh, d1ntnRroom. pat11 al base ment .ga1a ge A. skmgonly ~ "'· "'" MIDDlEP OR T - Rutland St h"II11Mlfll IJ; fll I Vll l ~l "(• fll l rll •rlrlp • ~Jiho' ')111'1 <, lif l'i I' •• li•n' 1liY .11 'rrlo 1.JU Q~)j M.rlr 11 trr rllr r "I" r:J(l~ r MIOOLEPORl - BR IO: HOME 7ru· Sr 4 hril rr¥lnr · I vrrr, ~ rnom l~rr r rli 1orwr ' ''1 111' 1 l I J " ll lo r~p [011'1' 1 l"l l ~ "'"' t• l rrvr·r ~ 1fl " M11 1l <.P it~ ~ \ l.tlr• M.,o,. II ' .111 rll~o lANGSVIllE l' ' ACRES - l '11 ·1111 rl "'"'i' 1uf•lll Ori rhe• li;HII l,J' .l~i" n11 ~ pnrr ho•, S?r: 1 MAk• rr "" ultt"r t:.e rJroor , lr '" NEW liS! lNG - GRill HOME IN STIVUSVIllE - t ftoor pWI ~ bedrooms LR . DR. ~-chen hath lull bas eme11t. lrreplace garoen. TP "'a ter l)lll~ small log ca t.n g small ren tal hou se Pncedto movllqurr. ~ W ~ll under $30.000 1J DEXHR - J lwll•oom~ l~rg~ 'r v 1 n~ room. krt ·" hrn 1'~ !Mlh lull b• >~ mrn• ~ara~€ h~rrr d'ld DO~d Go011 llunt rn~ Jnl1 l l"i hlllR lru ol lr res I OllRP lype homP on 30 ~ues wrth m rw• al r r ~hl 'i ?0 mrnu!F"i oul ol Po 11\HI•V :.w rrun ul ~ ' oLJ! ol A'hf·n-, l'r r, ·II f./ , l~ l rl .. . '· . ASH STREET . MJDDLEPORT - Is lhrs b!lck home w1lh 3 b ed 1 oom~ hillh lull baspment krt chen livm g and dr nm g room I car g ara~ e. As•.111g $11 500 #117 BAILEY RUN RD._ 39 acres mi l and an olde1 vmyl Sided home with 2 bedlooms bath. kitchen an d llvm g room ful l . ba se ment. garage. mob 11e home s1I P wrt h wa t e1 an d sept1 c 0nIv $35 ,500 BEECH GROVE RD . - Is lhrs I '" slory w1lh alum mum s1drng, 3 bedroom. hath . d11ng roo m. gas heal. li on! parch af1 d s1d e rleck All th r> and mo re on 2 acre s rn / 1 A:.. k r n ~onl y $28ll00 #207 Cal l toda y lo1 you1 appn inlml'nt BAUM ADDITION - Vrnvl s1ded b1 II'VP I '"lh 4 hed11.oms 2 baths. d1 n1ng ar ea. familY room basement. garagt> on mi l Askrn g only $67.500 1 acr e #216 #2S2 LOTS - Ru lland ?-2we lo!s. S/500 lots rn ~rllage Wfth utrlt res ~nrl ~bl~. $5.000 each acre lot oil B ra dtwr~ Rd S6 000 62 M~ ES m/ 1 mcofllf oroducrng sa~ w!'l l & fr et ~as. Ra cme r11u w~h hook -ups, Maro St . $6.000 BIAUTIFUl WARIIINTED ol PO(fl{'IOY Pr1ct· tlr a~ h ca l~ re due ell RJ nrn] RR ? hJ th> Nr cP clrpeted, hlfdwood floo". sullied Excellent cond~ron. large lot Extr• flice Yl!d. let's look. Low. low 20's. lmmet!i11te possesSion OWNER MUSI S!ll NOW CHUP!R THAN RENT - 3 be<l ro001, krt . DR. lR. bath. I Moor plan CIOSI' IO ICIWn $l8,500 or mlkll us an oller MIDDlEPOtr - 41h Sl. - 3 bed rooms. 11111ng room. dHliflR room. balh fu ll base ment p11~ate jMfklll&. n1ce 'pnvate yard Mrmd $20 "s Nrce home Cheaper than a trnt~r LIST COU~ TRY HOME nn loll acre 10 mrr out liYmc room, eal·m r rental pr~Jperty Two hf>rtrooms and one acre m/1near Vtnlon Only Call lor dcl at ls NEW LISTING - Loo king lor a com!\' home rn T(JNN 1 1hrs rs n1 LR OR, ul-rn ~1tc hen. 2 BRs. bath Bsmt . gara~~ & outbldg. Very nr:e v~rd ~ce t>oghl too" Call lor klcaltOn and or .:e Gra nd ma Gatewood h1 ked here ROAD ftoo• ~""' 60 Mi l BEAUTifUL ACRES - Grea1101 ""' " ' S11 'rOO FOREST RUN RD - 3 44 acres m/ 1and a 1987 28<56 sec mt11 vin yl srd1ng. 3 bed100ms 2 bath s. d1n1ng and equ1pped kr lc hen large walk·rn close l s. heal pump, cen!lal ao . 2 metal bu•ldrngs anrJ more. Only $49 500 #267 POMEROY AREA - I'' s101 y w11 h melal s1drn& 4 bedr ooms. 116 balh. Jam rly ro om. b<Semenl On I auelol Only $59.900 #249 CONDOR ST. - Dup ler w1th one unrl w1t h hvmg. rnm g, 2 bedr ooms. balh and krlc hen. Dlher onrt has l.vmg room, k1tcnen. one or:moom oa1n gooa mco me. As km g oml ' #26 $13.00D t 1ona l LISDNG - OWNER WILl lAND CONTRACT Poleel 101 139.9 ACRES AND l 'o STORY HOME wrth 3 bedrooms, balh. LP gas heat large barn lob acco ba se Askmg $59.000 - 3 hedrm ranch \lyle Appro1 I ] acres Po 1ll . ? t ar ~ ara~e dOOu! R ac 11morr mtnPr~l n ~~ ~ ' aD rf • ances Greal hu~t m~ a1111 ! r~ IHn £ Reduce d one~ 1 e1s looiJ KIT •N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wriaht 75-100 Rolls of Carpet, Stalnmaster, Monsanto, and other kitchen carpet; new Uvtng room suites, cllnettes, hutches. recllnen, plus new merchandise. Terrno: Caoh or Check with I. D. Not R•oponolbl• Far Accldento Of Lou or Property Mollohan C.rpat• Upper AI. 7 North Qualhy CarpalS & Fuml· turs 11 tow pric... Cheek us out. 614....,4&-"'44. ltOYe $50. 304-€7&-1991. by l. ilrng •n the rnr~sr n g wor d~ de~e lop I rom slep No 3 be low <s - ~ ~ LOCATION: D.A.V. Building on Rt. 35 Bypass In Gallipolis, Oh lo RJck Peanon, Malon, WV, 773-5785 Frtdlgare IIKtrtc BIG BEND REALTY, INC. Saturday, August 25 -- 7:00p.m. AUCTIONEERS: Lift Chair: Like new, 114-3192862. Comp lere !he chu(kle quoted L.-.1.-...l.I-....L.-.1.-...L..--l. you AUCTION David Boggs, GaWpolll, OB, 446·7750 Crall Mot•l . Clll814-448-7308. OuHn alza w11•r btd, mk:rowave owtn, 304-675-3889. 7 I'OOIU 1 112 bath•, oountry but c1oto to Molgl School 2 bedroom country home, 304and town. Rt. 33-4 lane, 17!-711111. Townehlp Road 27. Firat roard to ~- CoiiiM-812·7118 or 1-384- 2 Ndroome, very prtv•t•. un- TERMS: Cash Of Chodi wllh 10. No! Reopontlblo lor Accldenlo or looo ol Property. Ucena«< I Bonded In Ohio, Kentucky and WV I 66 LAROE CARPE-r AID NEW FURNITURE Cltll 304-675-1450. !CALL ANYTIME) ----------! 0 APPLIANCES Washttrs , dry•r•, ratrlgaralora, ""~~"· Sluoggt Appllonc:tll, Uppiir River Rd . B•ldt Stone living household MASON,WV squarw felt living room wltprlal st•lrcaM, &ttrepllca, alao Includn culfom made tolld oak built In bookcaM. Dining room bulb lnkltctt.nwlth flngt, large. t•undry room. 4br mtaaurtng USED GOOD a room houte on Uncotn Hill. 1 ~ere., ciMn lot. 814-QG-3270. AIU!Iton C411141uetcd BJ l.ti#C/1 18 Goods PICKENS FURNITURE Nowrustd t-louNhold tumlehlng. 112 mi. Jerrtcho Rd . Pt. Pl8aunl, WV, The I IG EII TIWHI I I I0• A-tram• lor Nle by ownar, 2200 .. baby cracte, cedar cllesl. Pnm. desk. a.-, Anne round oak table , four oak dla~rs , floor showcase, b'l.Jnks, oak lamp ta~e. pressback chav, Clueen Anne cha1r. warcrobe, flal bQit and nul cabinol. Westinghouse side·by ·sido rBJrigeraIOr, The land•ng ol Columbus copynghiBd 1876 by Currier & lves, lamp shades. old rado , old porcelain gas stove, ligurinos. od lamps, mahogany sow1ng rodlor, &evoral crncl<s, o'd side oven gas range , d"lurn, sad 1ron, old boxes, cookie jars, o£d star cp; 1lts , 51 piece RodQer Silverware sal, sterling spoons. 3 gal chum. McCoy hobby horse cookie Jar. 32 pc. Blue On1on set of dshes, graniteware . 1ron skillet, Adwrtisement Ti ns, k>ts of glassware, set of pk>ws. feed box, plus RICK PEARSON AUCTION CO. I1 31 Homes lor Sale GOVERNMENT NOMES hom $1 .00 (U Atptlr) Forac:loeuras, Aepoe, Tu Dtllnqvent Propart.... Now 11ning your ..... Coii1-315-T.II-737!:Exl. HOH..Q2 current IIIIa. 24 hre. dimng room su11e. round table and five cha1rs and buffet, square butcher blocM . kitchen cabinet with flour bm, Pnm . mom general Goods I T Household 51 $85,uuu. Home on 13 acrn tor #534 All BRICK 4 BE DROOMS - In :1 t ltu1 c~ ll"o~lr OO r OOod l.harm 1nR all •Sl}g COUNTR-, LIVING AT IT S FINEST 86 Mrr t;:tr m 'll'a r Crn wn C•lv oil Si Rou le 553 Home hitS tw~ IW1 rOOil''· ball1 d non~ lOOm lrv•r~ ruom dllr1 krlt rwn I and 1-1c luiltl too.o bar n ~ ,~ Vt'r a I o,/r~d> ,lllilln!l ~ClO bc-.r• Cal lnr mcrP rlrta rl' 446.(1322. Household 652 2nd AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO newlyweds were ' 1 1 17 1 1 ~rguing and both were be1ng L.-L.- L . ......I.L.J.-...l.L..J. very stubborn. "You're so unreasonable'" sobbed lhe E S l HU wife. "Well," sa1d lhe husband f--,::....:~;;-!:..rl:....:;lr,;9..:..,l-f as he sal down bes1de her, L...l._J.._-.J.L_.J.._.L. . .....J "Right ..now I m next lo - mlloo lo Molgo Hlg" School. Rtflf"lllCII lnd depoalt ,.. quiiOd. 114-193..837. 11615 NEW liSTING. L<tr ~e ana room~ hrKO rn Gieen SthJOI 0•>1 HoiTlf con !.1• no; !!lrre br! lr oorns l amr l~ f'lf•m fll!' ~nd G11!' halfbaill> lrl{lng room anr1 twu r Jr ~ r J~(" I il nrl I'> lence d w 011 Jll tht ee H1 "~ ~d rr( 'l.d es bdr rr ar·1 l ;:rrr1 Pt rF ~ 11 SBO, l ·)ldl~d un SR 141 51 bo11 springs lull or twin $78, llrm $88, and $98. Quean Mia $275 & up, King 1350. 4 drawer chast $69. Gun Cebinata 6, 8, & 10 gun. Baby mattra11ee $35 & S45. B1d frames $2!1, Outen Sizt S35 Ill king tram• $50. Good atlecllon of "bedroom aultu, mtt•l c•blntta, h ..dbolrdt $30 and up to $65.90 days sam• •• ca1h with appro~ad credit. 3 mi. out Bulsvllle Rd . Open t A.M. Io 5 P.M. Mon, 1hru Sat. Ca ll 614- ;~t::~~~,::F~::~~~------~E):::f:~:~:~Te:·:·~:·::::l~;l~~~~;l~~~~~~~;l~t~l~l~;l~~l::::::::~ 10:00 A.M. sell1ng the following: bi.,:K.:....:..;A_Rc:..r.B,...Y'r---"E:.,---11 biNboard helttlng. 3 ear dataeh h~ ~ lc !t an r1 wor k ~ho u Al lthr ~ anc ~ ar m/ lltrx ec ,n Cht"CO me 0\11 I ~Ill rr ~dl ,II, rle;3n Stm R! ~RR lf461 Al l BRICM BEAUTY OF PERFfCTION · CHARM PERSONALITY · COM· roRT - Qua lr l y bu rl! new ~UmP on 3 l C I ~~ ... .rh po rt:J [ rrlt•r llrr :JU~tr a I ~Jdfrl ~ I J> • tloo r r'1 !fi ;: 16 12? l11'1ng1m WII h!JM w nr!ow and ~ la·,> I1C'i11" lo ~n ~ !r rum ll"·f kr! ~ h~n ~ edrrlo • dular~ ..,,!h \lonrl onr lo rJ',IeLI coo : dbr r •~t : bv St'lll o·tJ M<i' l!•r ~lt·~r fTI ', ,o~• ry lru~l' wol'l wllrrlpo.JIIui ? lu ll b~li '. I CM ~~ ~~~r l hrr, ll~m~ r\ rrrarr1l·n<111 r he A rrd l , Ia<. I" bf&L l v lluf ho11~ .nd] ~c m/ 1a t~ re du ce d P• 1 ~ $89 000 Sunday Times-Sentinei- Page- D -5 Real Estate General 5~ng~~=t:.;,~~~~ VIRGINIA SMITH. BROKER. 388 8826 DIAN CALLAHAN. REALTOR , 256-6251 EUNICE NIEHM. REALTOR. 446-1897 RUTH BARR , REALTOR. 446 -0722 LINDA SKIDMORE. REALTOR. 379-2686 DEBORAH SCITES , REALTOR 446 -6806 LYNDA FRALEY. REALTOR. 446 -6806 MICHAEL MILL ER. ASSOCIATE. 441 - 1405 N!W LIS TI NG CLOSI TO T<MN YH OUI FAll ENOOGH TO HAVE An MAl S11you so des rr ~ I ama2 3 br IRI"IC h w•t lll R OR k1 'c hen b;3 th ulll rtp rrr ro:1 fl' lbr l nulbldg Cis tr r n p1pt'tl lu bar n &cellar barn 48 ,]] 1nr an1m.11 , SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 Located 19 Miles West of Gallipolis, Ohio, on Rt. 141, on Mudsock Road. Watch For Signs! Miss Russell Ia moving and will be maUrtss $295 and up to $395. baby beds $"110 Mattrasses or 3 btdroom homt, aMume balance Maaon County Bond Loan 8.5% l,.ltrwst, will conelder rrallar tor down paymllnl, 304..75-1804. 3 bedroom, full butmant, 7512 $595. Racllnere $225 lo $375. lamps $28 to $125, Olnallts $109 and up lo $495 . Wood tabla w-6 chairs $285 to $795. Desks $145 up lo $375. Hu!ct\aa $400 & up, bunk beds complata with 2 llory, 3 bedroom haute on 3 bedroom home, 2 Nthlt dining room, full biiHment, 2 car garag•J.-~ 1f2 acrH, Jarleho Road, 141,,... 304-075-2945. INOTICEI OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. Kountry Kid• Child Cart. A tun recommends that you do busl· nns with paopta you know, and e~· lo stay where trtandshlpa n. GrNt locations. 814-992· NOT to ••nd mon-r through th• mall until you have lnvlllrgattd Ute offering. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofas and ch•lrs prlc~ from $395 to $995. Tables SSO and up lo $125. Hld....,·beds $390 to I ROBMYE Household Goods 51 tl2-acre, 8 rooms wHh baNo mt"!1 riaw hut pump, g•r~•· 2 bullartnga. Utc:altd 11 l.Atart Faile. 8f4-247·3743JIM-247·2055. Gold CIOdM Cord, VIH!Mat•rcard Gu.rllntHCI, Cath Advancas, no Ncurfty 245-9128. I ...0 22 Money to Loan 1 -~ ~~ ~QU Merchandise WORD GAM I g the 6 sc ramb led wor d1 beluw lo make 6 5imp e wo rd\ Prml l e t! er~ of ea ch rn 111 l1 '"'e of ~quo r es. Gal· lacutl Stroot $4,500 090. 114827-8438 after 5 pm. d•poatt, no credh chick, 228.(1048, $19.95 fM . %1 O Rear range flowera. Cuetom orderl wet- come. C. r1\l '1) Edit•d by CLAY Speclalltlng In drlad avtrtuUng •m 11609 CITYS MO STMAGNIFICENT HOME - NATIONAl REGISTER V•clctran n1 •'I~P ll · o Tlitu n Onw n 11v tl•e Oh .n Rrve r rn Giillooo lr> Oh ~ ER )'[ I f CAN I 1111 1 II :l l 1 1~ ten l ,rv ilt.nrl' ~ lwc:roonc 1 h~ l h 1 lrtx ~ rv u<;Piulal!r dlld cornoj~ll' h~seml)ll ~ llrPriM es gas heclt l'o i'll crrllr.! ' au ~ilr~~e f?on\Jtnlt ~aze oo p~l'"l; O~ilUTIIU II~ l,W fh"illlflf ~I UV 11-1~ ma•llf,lll"t'lf l'ofenlo.tl [lFi)/', [II I'(I ~ IJ\1 Cl r•• ~ldrll IP" llt•fl"l"l Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va. Professional Services Alwoy 1 An Eqool Opporturuty/lffirmoh u Achon Employer Public Sale & Auction August 19, 1990 1-800-7411-9844. Will lo babysitting In my homt wHkdaya, Agea: ""2 Ill up. Have dayCIIre axp.Mnc• & rataraoeu. Excatlan1 Cart. 614-448- 0316. Will Baby 1ft In my home . Have Good Rttar•nces. 114-388-8114 21 01mage) W• lnsJ)KI !orHadhallH•lldamagt to rooft, tiding, Quality Child Care In my home, wiNt•raneas. Mon-Frl. 614-446- m 23 LOCUST ST. 446-6806 The Ohio Job Service Will Be Accepting Applications for the New McDonald's m Pomeroy August 20-21 frCl'm 9 A.M. till 4 P.M. At the Meigs High School Library. Hiring for All Positions. Before, ahar schOOl. Orop-lnt welcome. 614-446.0224. Schools & Instruction @ Wanted to Do MI .. Paul•'• Day C.rw Center. Safa, •ftordabla, ehllde.,.. M·F 6 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. Ages 2 -10. Roomm•t• for new houu. For 6 months Furnlshtd, Neal. Non- Real Estate General )/,;1,'/ltf/ , ~ 18 Couple would like lo rant a house In are~~ of non drinkers, Tuppers Plain•, Chutar SyracuM, or R•clne. Mave gOc;d reflrencea. 614-992-8972. Smoker. 18 423·7'i27, 423-M92. Situation Wanted 15 R!S IO!~TIAL · I~V!STM!NTS Department . araas n.wnt and moat modem skllttd long-ttrm carw flcHhy, now has full and par1·tlme RN and L.PN poshlona avtlltblt. drlvara -200 Aganla, Hotel/Motel S.lesp41rson to call on Mining Traval Industrial Accounts in Careers, TractorfT111Iter Driving, Southeast ern Ohio and BookkalplngJAccountlng, Aide, Home Neighboring Wast VIrginia Arta. Nujrsn Pr•far Expelianes, aggrtaslva, Study/Residant Training. Anansalt motivated lndivkfUal. Com· elal aid available It qu•llllad. pany tumlahes transportation . County Schools, Inc, 1-600-6482307 Camden Av•, All resumes will be eonsldar&d. 6411, Reply to Blind Box Cla04.2 clo Parkersburg, WV 28101. ComGallipolis Oarly Tribuna, 825 pl•t• your training In 6 to 9 Third AY•nul, Ga llipolla OH months. Start Immediately whllt you're still employed It your're 45631. working . No wall. .1?"1 OpportunHy employ•. Applleatlona may be obtained at the Melgt County Health Now accepting appllcatlonl for ~rt-llme a.alll lldy, mu.t t.vt JJ'Ntlng parsonallty, be able to daal with public, wllh good won record, & dapend.lble, flexible hours & wHkandt required, Apply In parson at Yl'ra Fumlture, 4 mlln out 141. In~ Schools & lns1ruct1on mile radius of Pom•oy. Send resuma to P.O. Boll 729-H, Gold Credll Card. Cuh advance program. Vlsa/MC guarant•ad. Pomeroy, Ohio. No H~?urlty dapoah, $24.50 fat. 1·900.226-0049. Saml S.rvk:a from 81 Yur Old AAA·1 Comp~~ny. No lnvastnwnt. No Coll.c:Uona. Prevloua ulu ••· p.rlence not requlrlld. Write: Chartas McN•r. NEWTON MFG. CO., Dept J19650, Newton, Iowa, 502be. 51!-792-4121. 15 August 19, 1990 RACINE - BRO~DWAY - Ex ira n1 ce I noor plan 3 beO"ooms, lrvm g room, balh. la t ~ eat-10 U c h ~ n w/lot~ of beau!rlul cabinets, cenh ~ heat & a1r . bll!iemen~ 2car gmrage, 1 Htra n1ce lot Great buy mlow 30's. RANCH STYLI- Hyr~l Run Rd .. I floor plan, 3 bed10oms. I ball\ k1!chtn w/niCe ullnets., OR, LR.Iow utii~ M!S, utility ~de., Leadin8 Creek w1ter Pr1ced for qur;k ule.lmmedl· Jim Cochran, Broker ...... .. .. . 446· 7881 Patrick Cochran, Realtor ..... 446-8866 Sonny Garnes, Raltor ....... ... 446· 2707 Phyllis Millar, Raeltor .......... 2&6· 1136 Martha Smith, Realtor ........ 379-28111 E~. Eve. 21Real EataiAJ C-raLIOO aat,;,.. ror tbe NAF. ®and ,.. tradcmart.s of Centur)' 21 Reel EsLatc Corporation. @1990 century 1te possessinfl Under 130.000. HAYES Eve. Eve. Eve. , ~~ ~~~ ~~~n~~NDENT!.f OII~ED AND OI'OIATI:D GENTLEMAN'S FARM - Eleg ant counlry llvrngon 131 ams mi l Wllh' lovely cedar 4 bed• oom home. Over 1.000 ~quar"j l et of ltvmg spa ce mclu des 4 be drooms. fir eplace. orma e ed k1!chen and much m01e land IS levell o drnm~ equ•PP 2 age and a ollm and in cl ud es a beaulllul pond, a cal gar ~arn ~You w•UIOve '' Call lo r an appo•nlmenl $110 OD~I020i COMMERCIAL - On Easl Marn Sl "thrs com me~ oal bu 1ld· rng w1th lois ol polenlral Over 5000 sq. ft Sal es floor, and sl orage area. Good traH rc flow . $55,000 11212 Cheryl Lemley. Meigs Co ............ 742-3171 Dick Finlaw, Meigs Co............... 992-3921 OFFICE HOURS: WeekdiYt 8:30-4:30 P.M. Saturday 8:30- 12 Noon; SundiV 2:00- 4 :00 Put your trust In . One: . ,. P.M. ·.·. �August 19, 1990 Page- D-6- Sunday Times-Sentinel Household 51 GoOds Canning tomaton for salt. Pick your own or alrNdy pk:k.td. 614- 9 ft aota, chslr, coftM 1nd end tab ..a, solid pine bunk good cond, 3()4.675-1242. ~. 247-2961. Canning tomstou. $3 a bushel. Pick your own. Bring own con- Buutllul handcf'llh c.n1py full w•v• water btd, reading light shalf, TV atand $500. 304-882- talnart. RedlgrHn pappara. 614247-3263. Eugene Davia. 3251. County Appliance used appllanc.., T.'v. aals. Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon.-Sst. 614446-1699, 627 :Jrd. Ava. Gllllpolil, OH For S.la : Full d ...... , alu bed s10. 614-367-0139. complatt $15.20 per WHk, dlnoue wilh 4 ch•~<• $7.50 oo• wHk. Magic Chat 14 cu. ft Retrigerato r $'12.9!5 par wtak, 15 cu. S10.90 w..k. h. VI ' Rafreezer, Furniture. Rt. 141,per4 miles oH Rt . 7-Cantenary.Open 7 61 Fann Equipment Jlm'a Fa"" Equipment, SA. 35, 1m Corvette. C111 evening• _3_111..:·25 _ 661 ,.,... · ,...,.,..,....,.--,.---,. lent condition with or without 614-256-&KT. Produce. Fr•h ve,get1biH. 614· 843-!313. 240 MasHy FargUion Tn~r;:tor34 hp, ron b1r, radio, 700 hew•. Excellent condition . $7.500. sl.a tlay 8leYIIOr, brulh hog, mowing machine, dl.ca, plow• 12-14 bonom), potato plow. 614992-6159. Miscellaneous 54 Merchandise ll"'"'____;;;;;;;;;;;;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,___.., FACTORY DIRECT 1 Wnt Gllllpolla, 614 ... 4&-&m; Wide ••taction new a uNCI farm ll'lc10I"' & lmpltmenta. Buy, sell, trade, 8:00o5:00 WNkd1ya, days a wMk . Sears Chut Freezer, $75; S.art n~ITigCH'alor , $300. 614-245-9134. saso. Nrrw ld11 tor1ge bolf In axcal· J I A hotMgrown 6 pc, wood group $14.01 per week. II poeter bedroom sulfa, Your Needs Sal. 1111 Noon. melons and tom11oa1. 9·7 dally, cloud Monday. 614-898-6298. 6 \4-44&-:1158 '71 lincoln Contlnent•l Town $700~ 61~46 ·1897. 1tT7 Ford LTD2. Air, automttlc. Runs good. $7!50. IS14-Mg.23n. LivestoCk 63 1611 MF Troctor 13.'..~; Dle..r whh buth flt~S, 2010 JO with culllv•tor Super 55 Oliver 11,795; 110 MF $2,500; 121iil00; Ju IN Fo<d, $1,99S; 6N Fo<d 11.1'115i,.[). 17 AC 11,995; Owner wll Fln1nea. 614-286-tSW. 4 For Sate: H.. vy BrNd L a~~n~ ~ns, call after 4:30, 61 2163. Llmouain bull, 3 yra AUCTION & FURNITURE. 62 Oliva St. , Gallipolla. New & Uud tum"ur• , 1'1eat1rs, Waa1em & old, 1,600 or 1,700 cwt, 304-458- Wort!. boot s. 614-446-31511. Rtglltered Ouarter HCHH GUd· Wooden window. wtth aluminum storm & scrMn. (Bay window a 6 tmallar) . 614-446- lng. 814-251-1117. 15U. Antiques or ..n. Spacial Po._ro~. 304-67!-2818. 1982 Plymouth Sapporro. $'1,<100. Qood o~apo. &14.J67413&. 11183 Z211. 30Ha2..2519. 54 Miscellaneous 1988 Party barge 24' Pontoon, 60 hp, Mercury outbollrd, AMIFM cass stereo, 2-20 gal . tual tanks, boarding ladder, mooing cover with trailer, ten ti le jackets asking $1900, 304882.j221. ::;:,m~~~~;•;g;~·~,:;m~~~ I"'· buiH not water tanll ehlld'a amal organ, 304~75-2302. Big 5 bod lo nn homo on your lot S35,995 & up. 614- room 0 Hay fOf' Sate. Clovar & Timothy. Round B•ln In the Field. 614245-6588 4 PADDED CHAIRS $149°0 SUGG. RETAil 5]89.00 Monday lhru Saturday 9 A.M. Til 6 P.M. Sundoy Noon Ti"l 5 pJTlu . Autos lor Sale 1m! Gnmd Prh , 400 tngina, $350 firm. 614-256-8181. RT . 141 1-800-~ 3 3-3453 S.art Kenmore Dryer, heavy duly plus, graal condit ion , $100. 614-446-4503. SKB side x side double barral12 gaga shot gun. good cond , S400; H & R Single Shot 4-10 ~;a:· good c oncl. $55. 61~46SWIMMING POOLS HURR't' • ovaf'l1ockedl Many s iz•• and aha~ nalllbla now 11 ,,.mandoua savlngt . Trade your old car, boat , e amper, ate . Flnanelng available. Call 1-80()...843-7'665 we·,. [C02S). Window Seat For Van. 614-4462200 Wood & Coal Stove, Klng-oheat, upright , In n:c . cond, $140, 614-24$- 9264. Building Supplies 55 56 POMEROY - 2 1lPctroom 1 <. lor y hDnrt• wdlr r arp PI IJU rllr rr bo ok <.. helvP> palm an(1rt·ar bt~ l c on~ mt h ~ VIPI'I' ot ttw r1ver 6M-446-3844 aher 7 p.m. Fish Tank, 2413 Jack10n Ava . Point P ..asant, 304-e75-2063, 10 gat 11'1 up S14.99 and 10 ga t complete 143.25. Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming. All bt'Mdt. All atylat . lamt Pal Food 0.1ler. Julia Webb. Call 814-446-0231. AKC Pomarien. Mile, black. 21 al ~ NICP .l bedroom I ba lh moduLl < home S1!11 ng on 1 II acre Car pet & v r n vlll oor m ~ w1 th heat 40 d I{ lol w<lh I llrKll home. w1lh 3 heel room s. l ba th. Cil rpt>t full basem ent. ga rage 1n basemen ! $1 790000 MIDDLEPOR T ~ 19/H Mudulit1 Homr• 11l lu1~ on 11ol sll< town 2 ca r ga rage. N GfA heat . garden ~ r ea Also ha ~ se ll conta1 ned A/ Cun11 Many o !! H~ r n1 ce featu res All appliances go w<lh house $39 500 00 RUTLAND ~ 3 year old l1ouse w11h lar ge garage. l•ee gas lo house pice a 1918 Holly Par k T<a iler 14"•/0'wllh e< pando and 10om ad ded on l arge metal bar n. satell1le d< sh and man y olh e< lealu res Mu sl be seen 10 be apprec<aled All m good cond<l<on !79.500 00 lANGSVILLE ~ 6 35 ac re Counlry E1fale ~ Barn. sheds. two ponds. and a n1ce 11 story home 1n goOO repau Electnc flH841. heal plu s a woodbu rner lor cheap heal $43.900 00 poodleO . of cotora. 81-t-.«8.(1718. Varloly AKC ReglatMed Bonr 614-25H2SD. Pupt. Registered AKC 8a1H11 pup1. 6 WHica otd. $'125. MCh 614-667· 1758. Reglllared HINiayan klltana. Fern1ln end mllea. Mwt Ht to apPfOCiatO. caah. No chach -s;: · NEW LISTING ~ TRI · LEVH HOM£ WITH LARGE LOT ~ All m iiVe lr omelealu <es 3 BR s I balhs. l R. k<lclren. l amily 10om. 1Wod ec ks IN TOWN - 1l9,900 - Chatham Avenu e. oew shoppm g. 7 BRS. l R. k1fchefl, d1 nrng tm ba ih SMALL FARM FOR SAL£ ~ 50 15 acres m/ 1. Clay Town shrp Hom e on pr operly off er s ap oro11malely 1100 sq II , 3 BR s. balh. I<Vm g room. k1t chen QUJ et set1mg Frontage on tw o roads Call lor detatl s $21.900 ~ 30 382 acres m/ 1. 12x60 Vrndale mobile ho me w1lh e~ pand o 2 BR s. T bath. k<l chen. LR , co unly water . small bar n. PRICE REDUCED TO $65.000! Bea utrful l shaped brrco. All rooms large. [al·<n krtch en. formal drnrng. LR WIFP. 3 BRs, I ~ balhs, al· tach ed gara ge. ATTRACTIVE HOllE AND TWO LOIS ~ 3 BRs. bath. !Rchen w/ ranee an d OW, LR . catpet. elec heat. I car detached gat age. Srtualed on two lots Very mce SALEM TWP . ~ Approx 50 ac r" ol va c a n l land . 1m me d~ale possess<on Old dug well. mme<a ls. and coal $16.800.00. 4 SAL£ - Lot on Rodney·Cora Rd . Very close lo Si Rt 35 POMEROY - ROCK SPRINGS ROAD - N1 ceQUi el loc atron IS lhe se lling lor lhr s3 bed<oom home. convenrenlly loc ated shM drstance off lour lane. Full basemen!. large yard and garden area. Call for complele delails. $35.500.00. LARGE HOME WITH APPROX. 7 ACRES. M/l, appfox. I mr. from Gage on Rt. 325. Ma~ter BR with skylite, 3 additionaiBRs, 2 baths, kitchen, LR,Iarge laundry ..full basement.Owner w1lltng to work with Qualified buyers on frnancrn& 29 ACRES. IIORE OR LESS, $29.900 ~ Ho i comb Hollow Rd. area, 3 BRs. bath. LR. ~tchen w/ fireplace. Musical Instruments , carpel. att ach ed ~ araRe w1t h electriC don1 opener Call lor an appomtm ent attached garage Ca ll to1 an appo1ntme nt MIDDLEPORT ~ P< clu <e y001 lam<ly m lh<sbeaul <lul home. 2 slory. 3 bed< oom s. carpel. al l elec and l < rep~ ce Drs· hwasher $39.900 00 AKc. AIOO - " · llny loyt. cOorvllla. IM-M7-3404. f128. 304-t7U02l REALTOR•subscrlbes to a strtcl code of ethics. This code pledges the REALTOR- to fair treatment of buyers and sellers. 17,100. 4.n ACRES - $3.500 ~ Clay Twp. Hazel ·Ridge Rd. WE.NEED LISTINGS Ranny Blackburn, Broker 448-0008 $25.000 - Appro!lmalely I wea longSt Rl 588(400 II of honla ge) Small hom e oll m2 BRs. balh, lR . k1lchen. mo bil e home pad on property LOOACRES, CHESHIRE TOWNSHI P ~ Newe< home ollm 3 BRs. I , ball11 . eq u<ppe<l k1tche n. l R. rR. RaS heat. cenl a11 rrar de ck central va c sy'llem. TV satellite ~0 K 6 0 metal mal liv ing room , dining area and much . much . amlfm. low 114-IID2-1171. LOOKING FOR A FARM! Approx. 128 acres srtuated at Addison Township l arge barn, 5Tx120' metal butldm & be house, tractor and equipment shed. 4 ponds, Vmyl stded remooeled 3 or 4 bedroom home Easy acres. For more details and location. give us a call today. nm 1113 fonl F-210, loyt., 53,000 mlloo 18,21111. 0.8.0. 814-441- -. 7114. 1m Doclgl Ram, e oyl, 414, •10 aaa mlloogo, - 1/111,1\1. Ill 1111.11 t II/I I(' ATTENTION! Owners have redu ced the pnce $5.000. Remar ka · ble older 1~sl o ry exte n ~ve~ remodeled hom< 3 bedrooms. hving room. newer nat gas fur nace. slo ra ge bu 1ldrng an d over I acre law n. N2851 216 East Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio (6141 992-3325 ......... POMEROY ~ Prrce re duced, lull basement w1fh a a nrce yat d, close lo Iown Th<s ISa nrce slarl€1 home. Full base ment and carport 1 16.500 MIDDLEPORT ~ 3 bed· room 14x70 mobil e home Total eler:tn c rn rear good shape Fu lly ca1peted OWNER HAS RELOCATED AND WANTS TO SHLIM MEDIATELY ~ Oak Dm e. all br~ c k. 3 BRs. l'h balh s. LR. k1tchen, DR. lull basement. gas heat SPRING VALLEY ~ OAK DRIVE ~ l arge ranch sly le ho me oll m 3 BRs, 2 balhs. l 831 ACRES . M/ l NEAR MEIGS MIN£ #1 ~ Older lwo slor y home wrt h vrnyl s1d1n g. Slorm shaped LR / dmmg atea w1lh hr epla ce. n1ce k1tchen. large fam 1ly room. laundry area. pat 10 window s. Tw o sma ll bar ns. doors. gas heal. EXTREMELY NICE STARTER HOME ~ Located fU SI at the edge ot I own ThiS home teatures 3 bedrooms, bal h. livrng room, $14.900!!! - Ve<y atVact<Ve prrce lor a n< ce home Two or lh<ee bedr ooms, bal h. LR . DR , k1tchen. ca rpel. part basement , laundry room .. : kitchen , dmmg room and a lull basement . F1vr. mrnu1es lo downtown. $29.900 ~ LOCATED IN CITY ~ Uld er nome offer s 3 BRs. bath , LR . krtchen. gas heal. c1ty wate r and sewer. Call 101 an appornl ment OFF£RS MORE THAN THE AVERAGE HOM£ ~ 2 lois and a bea ulrl ul home lor $44.900 Oul standmg features o! th1 s home ar e the lwmg room wtth firepla ce, butfl ·m hutch m d1mng room . 3 n1ce bedrooms. 2 balhs. gas heal and central arr . C1ty schools. Come seelhr s onelo day . NEAR NORTH GALUA H.S. ~ 21 ~ ac r es m/ 1. Morgan Twp. Fran! Ward Rd . ~ $17 ,500 6,000 SQ. FT. WAREHOUSE PLUS L.200 SQ FT. OFFICE SPACE - Ve1y n<ce burldm g located 1ust ofl Bulavrlle Rd . Overhead garage door s, ramp, overhead heater s 1n warehou se. lour nrce ofl1ces. Ioyer and re cephon area S1tll3ted on 2 acres ol lan d LOTS OF POTENTIAL- 67.496 actes. mi l. on Crouse-Beck Rd .. mce wooded bu1fdmg , .t es. rural waler available. 36.5 ACRES 11/ l ~CLAY TWP. ~ Fronlson fnendly Ridge $18.000. 18.90011 201 2 Chalham Ave. 3 BR . LR. krlc hen. ba lh 40•1 50 II lol. g" lm l<n g ATTRACTIVE LOCATION FOR YOUR NEW BUSINESS. Located fUSt along St. Rt. 7 and across fr om the new shopping plaza Owners may be wrllrng lo s pl~. all level All BRICK ~ JUST OFF AT. 3S ~ CLOSE TO HMC AND SHOPPING- Attractive home in a mce neighborhood offers 3 BRs, bath, eQurpped kitchen. LR. dinette. lireplm, new carpel. 2 cat atta ched gatage. gas heat and cenllal air. COME TAKE A LOOK AND MAKE US AN OFFER WE CAN1 REFUSE! Hom e located al 1128 Sec. Ave .. 2 or 3 BRs, LR . OR. kilchen . l 1h baths, FR. attrc could be additional room , gas heat/ cent 111. Wi Ned Lletl•g• N.U.O. HOMES AVAILAIU NICE HOME LOCATED ALONG OHIO RIVER $39,900, 4 BR~ bath, LR, kilchen, carpet oil heat. 2 car delached garage, utility bmldin& large lawn and nice view. DAlE E. TAYLOI 992-3129 I . A. (Yall YAlENnNE MAY BE IN YOUR PRICE RANGE - Very n1ce home offers 2 BRs, LR, kitchen . bath. atlached garage, small holhouse. concrete block shop Ruth Goody. Sales Associate 379-2828 NEW LISTING~ CHESTER ~ 3 bedroom swrth apartial basement. remoo eled Ill a gooo ne1gtlborhood and a 1$18.500 SpaCIOUS yard POMEROY ~ 5 rooms. two bedroom s. one bath w1th 1.25 acres. Formal d~nrng room and modern krtchen , lull basement 133.500 RUTLAND ~ 2 bed1 ooms w<lh deta ched garage and outbu<ldrn g on 12• acr es lhtS IS 10 a good loc al ron. 119.900 lANGSVILLE ~ Areal sharp Vendal e mobrle home. 2 boor ooms w<th new carpe l· <n g and a heat pump Thrs <S a well lak en care of p~ c e . Go oo Buy 18.800 POMEROY ~ Georgeous 3 bedroom home w1th2 bat hs. hoi water heat. carpel<n ~ lull eQurpped k<lchen, vrnyl s din~ storm wrndows and doors full basement closet o 128.000 stores. RACINE ~ Beaulllul3 bed room okler home. fully re· mooeled and 10 exc ellenl condilton. lull illl<Shed base· ment, and 2 car garage wtth a nice large yard . 148.000 SYRACUSE ~ 2 3 bedroom with a lenced <n yald . Full buemenl. garage and car· po(l. 148.500 SYRACUSE - 4 bedrooms. has a mooern krchen and screened rn porch rna nrce locat10n. ONLY $12 ,000 446-9172 Bruet Teaford, Broker • ' Ill 1/ r 11 - 1 \r . I " II I ,, 1/ I•' COMFORTS AND NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE CORNER whrle vr ew1 ng lhe Ohro RIVer fr omyour wafer· front. lSI Ave .. orooertv 4 rms.. ~ bat h down. 3 rms & bath full up 2 WBFP. HW lloors. screenOO.rn porch. A cl;mc home wrth character. Don" I lellhiS one get away, calllooav" LOOK NO FURTHER! Convenient location, itlod schools. J.4 bedrooms. 2 baths. living and family room. large ortchen. dining a1ea and more IS what you'll fin d in thiS s pfit· lev~. Nice corner lot. Aftordably p<<ced. $40'> ~2827 YOU CAN BRAG ABOUT THIS Gorgeou s bn ck home fU SI as soon as you lake one look. you" II be sold. 3 be drooms. formal dm ing& livin grooms, 3 balhs. family room. full y e'\urpped krtc hen. 2 car gara ge and separa le 24'x 6" gal· age. pond. private se" <ng Exceptronally nice home w1th a lot of amen111es + Oller 4 acres. City schools' #2857 .- 'h ACRES + HOME= GOOD BARfllAIN 1 3 bedroo ms. balh. dining room and more. Call lor mnre deiads $15.5()0 00. mo9 PRICE REDUCEO ON 3· BEDRM. HOME wrth 11\ acres. located w~hin Vinlon V1llage Was $25,000 00 NOW $22.500 0011 NEW LISTING: 3 BEOI!II. HOllE located on the bordor of Gallia·l.awrence Co. lin< Pn cerncludes 8acres. $20.000.00. IF YOU ARE ALREADY TIRED OF CUTIING GRASS. SEll YOUR MOWER and move 1nlo a beautitul 2 bed1 m. co ndo located along Grape St. Ample msulal10n w1th heal pump grves you comfortable a~ r co nditioning and he al w<th econ· om <cal prices . Averages less lh an $50.00 per mo tax abate ment progra m. I block to grocery. 2 blocks Ia C<ty Par k l ow m a~n t e nance. Call 44 6 1066 lor <nlo NEW LISTING: INVESTMENT PROPERTY . 7·renlal proper· lies. located wrthin the cily of Gallr po l< s, 2nd Ave Pur chase all fo r S100,000.00. .3·4 BEDRM. HOllE located appr01 . 1 mrl eabove old S1lver B1rdge. along St. Rt. 7 Use lor res ~enlral / com me1Cial. l ol s"e. 153"xl54' Buy now lor $35,000.00 INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN VINTON - 6 rm. houselocated along Ma<n St. Renl or hve <n Pr esenl ly gr ossrng$2.100.00. Buy now 101 $15,000 00. NEW LISTING: 10 ac res. Petry Tw p Some l<mber Buy now lor S10,000. 6.5 ACRES. WITHIN THE CITY OF GALLIPOLIS situated along Garfteld Ave. Site rnludes 2 buildrng lots wl c<l y waf er sewe1 Buy now. for $30.000.00, or purchase house with lol f01 $15.00000 WE HAVE BUILDING LOTS m Rodn ey Villag eII . Call lor more information 2 BE DAM REMODELED HOllE alon gChdhcot he Rd . Walk l o grocer res and sc hool. Buy now fo1$26.500.00 l4:t.Jil'I"- tJ9,900.00 MAKE OWNER AN OFFER TODAY!!! And you miRht be surprrsed whlll you can buy lh1s home tor' lovely 2 story wrth 3 bedrooms. I ~ baths. liVIng room. partial basement, 2 1ots eac h approx 85'd20". unattached two car garage and a lot more Callloday for showing and complete lislrn g. H1!51 REDUCED!! - $10,000.00 $$$SS$$$ FARM Approx . 71 acres 10 all. Corn rib. metallree sl all barn, storage build<n & pond and sprin~ tobacco base Mrlking system and mm eral rrght s rn· eluded. PLUS 2·3 bedroom home w~h liv mgroom. bath formal dining and more. Calllooay for com pl ete hstmgi iDEAL LOCATION. N283~. BUDGET PLEASER $23,900 is all 1t takes to buy your very l1rst home. completely lurnrshed. 2 bedrooms. large bath. storage buildin& cellar. and ru ral wafer, 9 acres. l ocated on State Route 218 at Mercerville N2865 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AND AFFORDABLY PRICED Th 1s 3 bedroom ra1sed ranch ISlocat ed approx. 'h JUST LISTED! COMMERCIAL BUILDING Excellent for retail sales. SR 160 lo calion. Brr ck constru ctron; low mamlenance. approx. 1.5()0 SQ. N, walk·<n cooler. Build<ng constructed 1983 remodeled 1989. PLUS, 2 bedroom apartment. bath, spacious liVIng room, equrpped krtch en Large gravel parklni area. Laroe lot Call1ooav for more information and exact locat~o Priced below replacement cost' #2863 COMPLETELY FURNISHED! 1988 Fleming Mobile Home ~ 2 bedroom s, l rv rn ~ room. bath. eal·<n kitchen. excellenl cond~ i on. You can keep coo l th<s summer wrth the central " ' Call for co mplete listing< #2843 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SITES Eac h lract ran~ng from 61o 6 ~ acres. Excell ent locat1on. Restncted to protect property valu es little, it any, excavalion needed Ru1al w~ter and electn c avail abl< G~een I ownshrp. II you re look ing for an ideal home srte with acreage gtve us a call toay' #2807 Jud~ COewftl m mrl e from city . Off ers livmg room . formal d101n g an d mor e. Ha s been e•tensively remod eled. nice car peting and vmy l s rdrn ~ l arge deck. Prrced m the 120s H1850 REDUCED $27,000 Cozy & comfortable 2 bedroom VInyl srded home. Ui in g room. balh. eat·in krlchen. lar ge delacbed garage • app rox I acr< N2829 goul~ehn 9J1~~~ CRea~ 125,000.00 l 'h slory home wRh 4 5 bedr ooms. 2 IIVrngroom s. for mal drnm g and lamrly room. 2 k1lchens. part ral basemen!. all S<lualed orr 2 mce level lots pl us garag e, 1torage burl dmg and barn Call tooay m34 CONVENIENTlY lOCATED AND AFFORDABl Y PRICED! Th1 s 3 bedroom ra <sed ra nch IS localed appl o< ~ mil e lrom crty Offers hvm g room , formal din rng and more Has been extensrvely remodeled, nice carpelrng and Vinyl S<d<n g l a<ge deck Priced 1n the $20s #2850 SO YOUNG & BEAUTIFUL! ThiS 4 bedr ooms, 3 bath well constructed !tam e / brrd bi ·level oilers relax ed com lort thr oughout [Quip ped krt chen wrth beaulrful cherry ca 1Mets 2 car garage. alli hrs and more nest led 1n 4 shady acr es ~18 3 9 2gtate ~ne . - 738 2nd AVE. GALLIPOLIS REALTOR '' • PRICES DRASTIC~LLY REDUCED on 3 propert <es withm the Village of Porter: U1 ~ Old Cotltell f!tocery burldrng. Now t 15 000 00!! ~ 2 ~ 2 slory home adjacent to store bldg. Now $2S.OOO.OO. #3 ~ 3 bedrooms home next to above. Now $20.000.00 Call lor more info. W1fl sell any or all!" 'ER,Il1Nc["o 'ijOD-ii)t.TY is~tGE:~~:~~~~i~ ...CALL AN JOYFUL EXPECTATIONS!! Call me pertectron 14 bedroom, 3 ~ bath. lwo story home pmately neslled rn over 3 acr es. Huge lam· rly room. formal entry. dining and Irvi ng rooms. Study . large kit chen 20· x4 0' <nground p o~ And so many more amep~1 es Callloday' #2854 PRICED IN THE MID $20's 4 ~ acres fustoutsrdeGallipollsc~y im1ts. 5 rooms and bath. 3 bedrooms. city water and n~ . gas land needs to be developed House needs some lender lovrng ca1e Thi s one rs one lhat you can own as reasonable as poss1ble. #2849 446-6624 JUDY DEWm, BROKER .... .... .... 448·8~4~ Sam Hoffman .. ... .. ...... ....... ...... ... 379-2449 Jeannie Tolliver ... ... ... ... ..... .......... ·446-6624 J. Merrill Carter ........... ............... 379-2 8 Cathy Wray ....... .......... .. .............. 448-4266 Tammie DeWitt ...... .. ...... ..... ., ...... 441-0703 I '· -----·-- - - - - - -- - -- - - - THINKING OF BUILDING? Get a fUmp start 111 bu~ding yoUt new !'"m~ by fin ISbing this ~ecent~ constructed 28 x70 frame home shell ~ 40 at~es partially wooded , lrllable ac1eage. Several feet of road fr ontage. Call tooay for location and mOte dela~ls. ~1846 ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS INSIDE AND OUT llvrng room, famrly room and formal dmrng room. 3 large bedrooms (large walk·rn closet off master bedroom). 2~ baths. Oversized 2 car garage Equipped kitchen. Maintenance lree vrnyl sidin& concrete dme. Presgtrgrous ne<ghbor hooo . Keep coollhis summer wrth I he clu b poofl N28l1 Real Estate General bldg w<lh 16 doors Free RaS $1 47.000 TORS• much more! Crty schools. Call tooay lor complete listrng. #!848 1980 ,Joap CJa, low m1111, _., goad ocnd, 304-675-11110. JUST A LITTLE ROOM TO ROAM - 7 A. MIL . near V<n ton on Sl. Rt 325 Artraci !V ehomeoff· ers 1348 sQ. II on g10und floor Krl chen. LR w/ sfon e FR. cathedral ce< l<n f!S . formal d1n<n g w1lh cornet cab<nels. lull baseme nl. 20x24 una" ached ga rage • A REALTO~ works for the rtgh ts of property owners . • A REALTOR• Is a registered membership mark which ldentlftes re"a! estate professionals who are members of the National AssoctaUon of REAL- BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW HOllE IN TUCKED AWAY NEIGHBORHOOD! ExQu isite 3 bedrooms, 21\ bath home in greallt> cal ron. 1\ story with approx. 2,374 Q. N of living space+ app1ox. 28"x24' garage. Family room, lor· 73 Vans & 4 WD'a oond. aood tlmat•. • A REAI.TOR- ts knowledge able of the real estate Industry and keeps on lop of current market condJt1ons and changes. • A -n. ..... C.ll 30-w75-4154 tor frH ... CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL u,ooo mil•, 304- 6-opoacl, milage, - Ul<lYJ PATRIOT AREA - THRH BEDROOM RANCH offers 11 10 sq H, kitch en. livrng room. bath. Electrical & Refrigeration • AREALTOaetaaUcenaedbroker or salesperson who Is a member of the Board of REALTORS' TEAFORD REAL ESTATE SchniUZIN.L mlnlaturw, Mil 1nd BACK TO SCHOOl SPE~L 15% off rogular t101'-' Enda Soplambor 15. J&ll Pfitno Sarvlco. call Bill Ward 304 JJ 2321. Cut11ornlzod Flltdor 11111;1300. Rockmtn X100 tnd Aoc- 2. Fonl Bronco. <lood oondio drivo, Mowr.y 'e Uphottt•rtna MrViclng trl counly araa 25 ytart . The bnt In furniture uphOIIItarlng. BUYING OR SELLING A HOME? 1f87 Nlooon plc!Hip. 2 - BROKER- 446-0008 579 JAY DRIVE ~ M ract<Ve home w<lhm m1· nutes hom shoppmg and hosprtai Th<s home offers 3 BRs. 11h baths.lR. equ1ppoo kilchen. drn ing area, gas heat. cent air. 2 car attached garage, 16"x32' pool ca11 B14-itl2-210l ri1 -r 1V8tl Su111ij ATV 4 Quad Ra-. a ....... ~. old. Exoallont -~ aatro u- tlon, nona good. $2,000. 114-1112- !23.900 DO monlht old, houM lralntd, all shall. $200. 614-t92-teT1 0( eM- AJ(C Reg. loy WE NEED LISTINGS POM£ROY - RPmodeled home m town wrlh I,Jq;P lot I hlf'f' or lour bedr ooms Car pt' ll'd PIPe B B he111 H11 r ~ 11rr1 prrct'd POMEROY ~ Para lan , tm Goo:lloca110n ! 3300000 pump and Ci A $39 900 00 Cat1ary •nd 814-~. MIDOlE POR f - CPnl 1al a1r woulrl tw IIIU I hi \ ~ u mrne r .1n d h a vm ~ a 5 room home 1n excellent co nd1 tron wil l lei vou Sl l back 111 cool cumlort Hei!r ded wrth ga\ ~rrll equrpped 6 wb old Garman Shepherd pupplaa, mother ragl.tered, $25. Sl1mne and t-tlma layan klttena . troller--·- m.ooo Upholstery 76 17500 FLATWOODS ROAD Ragistartd Ron Walltr Puppln . Had shots & bean wormtd. $300, 614-245-5161. JUST 84 11110 Fruahaul 21' london .Muminum Dump wtth wetllnt I ' ca1 ~a~a v <· $71100 00 buil d ~ng 87 Motorcyclel 72 TruCks lor Sale S1de SI III" E porch . newer l01 MlVOLE PORT - 7 \ lory llom;· 111 .11 \ hOw\ 11·,, wurk ll r.-1 1h..! \ hf'PII t10IIr' 1 N1rt' kltclrrn ) lwdr tXlnl \ o:J 1 n rn ~ roomrn . ~ lir e arei-1 ann rr ut ll mere $1 3 JOO00 Colli• mixed. 614·992-mJ or 614-992· 2230. Ongonwynd lh1 ~ Boat trollar for 10 lo 14 foot Jon -.-~. S.fOIH. COM£ IN FOR DEIAILS · gallono daiiVIfY. ca• - W.n....an'a Waler Hauling, rtuonabla rltH, volume dl• count•, 2,000 to 4,000 Clpleh)' clatern1, poole, wane, ttc. Call 304-67'8-2tt9 rram ttoo. Fonla. 11-.. p r PII ~ k1tr. hen vmyl ~ 1dm g. new carpet1 nK 2 bedrooms. l11 g hv1n R room pl u:> a 3 room hou ~..t· !111 ~ Ima ge or re n1a l LONG BOTTOM -Groom L illllll \dllng or1 1 , oH rl' wrtl1 a vrew at lhf' Oh111 R vt•r NPw l ~ rPmodPierl r dl[l!' l ~·l r•r l 11 1 heal. re t and rar11~1' N~~ ~ rl t> C ~ $23 000 00 ul1l 1ly. hea l pum p AI JC 1 15 acres $47 9011 i!O AKC Conoftat. ~. Surplut. Your,,. .. (1) ~ Ext. ONLY !4 \.100 00 5 pups tor aala . 110. each. Australien Shepard and Border 304-6115-3594. clancE l! oor hand siand. all equ1pm enl f1 xture s. stock . l a ~cl . ami bUJ IU 1r1 p lo., p1 P ~.e n t lyd o 1 r1~ il ~~. rrli l bu :.111 ess Se!11n g or 11on J t:lt:(1room \. 2 bJ th \ Jla1'P tam rl y room wrth lueo ld ce RACINE - f~anr h lwme or~ CR 35 :J milt•> I11W 11 f~ rl C II11 ' 7 roo m 3 tJedroom\ tarn iiV room With t11ep.acp mucl room . Pets tor Sale OOVERNIIENT SEIZED Yohlct• Beaulil ul b1leve l home "e<cellen l co nd1 wnr k\ hnp JIH! lpnced Vafd All 2,000 milage,_.,-· t14-D12-tm. I he Ol11o R1w 1 I IY9110110 kilchen. s l o<a~e Bloc k, bri ck, hwtr pjpet, win· dowa, lintels , ate . Claude Winters. Rio Granda, OH Call 614245-51 21 469 General Hauling 1711-1371>. tiNII Chryolot" LaBa- Air, tift ....... U'llfm ....... low RANNY BLACKBURN MIUDlE POR T -? •, 1 111 ~ 11111 ~ W i l li rlll i' WJOrJI'f ork 2 he(j roo rn J. 1 balll tM Dt'l lt•nud ~111 :1 ~l o r a~t· h u ld111~ ~'rtow o l \I OI~gl' lor Sale -low mltt;r :;c;,cond., ...,_ Pay 4 81. oft. BLACKBURN REALTY Real Estate General All lt loill \ • $2,000. 080, 30Wl8- $2,11110. 114-94D W~NTTO lo t ~ 1903 R I R Water Service. Poolt, ct. ternt, Wlftl . lmmedlat•1,000 or tD61l Ford F2tiO diHol plcllup, ~~::===::::::~~~~~~~~~~~I ~ campers& Motor Homea se,IOO. 304-675-11121. 4 Mites off Route 7 SYRACUSE 79 Cllavy New gu turnanc., used winlike naw J-wheatar Yamaha, recliner chair. 614-992- $47.50 bolt 1980 lo 1887, no rutl, 304-171- 85 1INII Cllrytlor Lallaron, BE AN ENTREPRENEUR? ~ ll lrl l 1'""" yo u< 0" 1' bu "ness A 1~ al ha< wrlh a <e Stllllalll Sea ls 92 people. hiE LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE PH. 446-7699 or 446-9539 dows Portable llgh'led algn wllenara S299. FrH dellvary. Pla!lc '.•liars -· ONLY ' 24.000 Big level E~ ~"~"-S in <-f' 6208. - · Exoallant oondMion 11CallfM..44f.ll'lll. 11N11 P - o 11000 SE loldod, !1,000 miiH, 17,100. · - POMEROY ~ No Down Paymen l ~ Owum will carry 2n d mortr, ap,e 011 thl'> tw o <;lm y homr on a ~ood stree t H a ~ a laJge'! a ~lil ¥ 10om. \0 n1e har dwood !loUJ > 3 hr dr oom ~ and a d 1r111 1 ~ 1oom Has v1nyl qrf 1ng lo1 low rna1n1enan ce LANGSVILLE ~ IUIDIIIGS, INC. 1100. Ngatilble, .,. 44fl 1802. CALL FOR MORE DETAILS 1140.000 11eallh reas on ' MOnON Home Improvements 13233 S.R. 180 Ashland, Ky. 41101 -1~3~ Coli loll Free M<>rton, Ill . 1-100·447·7436 1115 11-10 aho<t bod, 2.6 v.e, 4 ~ black on gny, llka CENTENARY , OHIO 81 Pick up badl, Forda and Cheva. 2421. POMEROY. OHIO 992 ·22 59 5970 ford F-150, 4x4, w,opper, tlr, oruln, caa..eta, Nnl 1117 8t.aukl Outd Aunntr 4- &711.1M4. Firewood For Sale : MOS!Iy '"9"' 4xt 6, ota<k. Spl it • tackad and donvaro<~.sso &t4-446-:1057. 1184 Hondl CA600 run• •xc, looko IIIIa - · Will carod lor, Campera& MotorHomea 75 Boats & Motors .......,, lleotrto ll8rt, ~ ,.... oond, v·.ra Furnl•ture For Salt:Mast•r Full muk, Channel ColorVMF-UHF, T.V. An· tenna, wlrotor & a rotor box cabl• wire & 40h. powtr uNd 1 yea r, New: $325; Will sell packag• tOI' $100, ~ou !aile down, 614-2S6-61S4 . hunlm Dt eam House Phon e now to se e lh1s one 71 205 NORTH SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT , OHIO OFFICE 992 · 2886 / HOME 992·5692 DOTIIE. S. TURNER , BROKER ll S 8 4 46 • :·~=1& Ch•l•. 5. pioco .... tlonal, 614-446-1608 Transportation ·-· 1D80 Hal1oy Spona~ar, 1,000 CC't. "'"' good, loob good. 73 Vans & 4 WO's 74 ., Hill - l11 er1' Ill ')! 1sn'! l'llOug ll wor ds 10 descr 1bf' lh1 s 3 yr old . 2 ~tory 110me w1th 2 gorgeous fir epla c e ~. hPaul1ful cab1 nel s galore 111 kl!ch en . 3 h1g bathr oom s. 4 bed roo ms. lo r mt~l d1n1ng room and hu ge !amdy room S1ts wa~ bad Irom road for p11Vacy ilnd a v1ew H a ~ aporox 60 acrf'<; lo1an1 malsor LOOKING THE OHIO RIVER. 2.478 A. AND pari s mringo. 1171 lANGSVILLE ~ Elegance all the way ~ llansron on the ot Gallipoli s Spac 1ou s Y shaped br 1Ck ran ch w1th ral Gas. lht s beaut 1!u 1home has a for mal sunkenll\'111 wrth or1e end a ston e hr eplar.e Al so a fn epl ac e 1r1 th 1 room . 3 bedr ooms. dm rn g room. beaut1 lu l k1l ch . 1 1han eat-111 area . 21'' baths. 2r.a 1gar age Oul s1d e pond I 1INI:il Dot11m 4-WD PIIJ, ~J good Condition. Aafdng Sllocl ,. boat ollor. 114-ll24oeri 441.0104. Su~r pan11. 814· 79 111111 Sol Thla Wookl Moko o~ lor, 121. llohlng boot, naw u outboattl, wfl~ lroltor. 814-4411Ditl a - XLT,Ioldld, 18,000 8111. mllot, $12,000. IM-44f.71'20. 614-245 -5873 Allalt1 IKOnd and third cutting, bal11 and rolls, Morgans Farm, At . 3.5, 304-937-2018. bod. Q,aoo. 114-812-3194. a. Real Estate General Standard transmission. runs goad. need s paint. ll.OOO Hay & Grain Good mixed hly, 304-675-657"il. TRUSSELL TABLES Merchandise guit><. bath•oom •Ink. fruit $229° SUGG. RETAIL 5699.00 64 CB 750 Auto Parts & Accessories $2,1100. call i~ar 1:111), 304-67114431. SAL£: 196S CORY AIR CONVERnii.E blny, OH. Hauling It •v•Uable. 6f4-592-2322, 614-6118-3531. SOFA & CHAIR ACCEPT CAA & NEAP FOR Solol 1m Honda Cummlngo ong. $7,000 :104-175- Sport Alot of new 211111. 76 oy1, a.-o, tiNI1 Dodgt Col DL PS, PB, · fully cuatomlzoa, now llroo, tim. ahOcb, loob nice, $1,500. 30411W818. 11711 CJa ... _., aood oond, 446~008 . Real Estate General uo Motorcycles Sunday Times-Sentinel- Page- D-7 ~~~'"'~·1~14!;111~'158~80!··~-=::--:= Jtm Cllavy van, 8 388-9031 - 388-9'149 1985 Chrsr,l•r !5th Ava., 1 owner, $5,600. B 1ckbum Realty, 6l4- Catlla accapled 1 er 4:00p.m. on Friday at the Athans llv. . lock Saln U.S. 50 Wttt, Al- Top Cash paid. 04d fuml1ure cuboards, quilts, orkfntal, pa int ings , toys, or entire Htata c111 col fact 304-525-3275, or 30+ Wan1ed: Claw toot or 1lmltar s1 ~1a bath tub . Good condition only. 614-992-7563. calf 1981 Trono-Am, tt,ooo mliu. EJ:c. CGnd., 1111111 kapt. $9,000 4418. 1878 Ford Gran1d1 6cyl IUIO, runt aooct $3M. tl83 Oldt Cut· Ia•• v.e auto. took.a nlct and run1 better $2,200. 1882 Chevy cavollof aJw, 4 cyl 4 apood $750. Auguat 25th, 1990hat 1:00p.m. Houna: t.t .T.W. 10:00 a .m . lo 6:00 p.m , Sunda~ 1:00 to 6 :00p.m. 614-992-2526. 523-6a54. Foodor -!lou: 11N111 Pontltc Otlnd Am SE, •hila, 4 .:a'~ many tltrl, U.ttl 12-"2211. Rodney Pike Rd ., Bidwell. Ohio power brake• power 1985 Chevy Cavalier. Automallc, 11•rlng. Runo vory wod. 14ao. lk:loor, tmtfm sle~ cassette. Good condlllon. $2,800. 614-QBSRoy Mtnar. 614-tl85-3817. 1utom~tic f!!.. OPEN DAILY: Mon.-Sat. 7:30 to S:OO 1985 C.IIYIIf 1lr cond, $3,400. ctll lfttr 4:30, 304-675-2979. tern 01 Englfah, 114-286-6522. Riverine Anllquaa, 1124 E. Main Street, W1gon. Votare Slllllon 911: cycllndar, R~t.lered Vurllng Filly, Shown u w.. nllng as HoOtlar Ciualc, nlca, Palamlno M•rt, Youth Pointe, Genii•, will ehaw w... 1510 or 446-2875. Buy Pt~mouth 1m Ford l TO It, low mlle•ga 1 new tlrn, battery, etc., gooa car. $2450 080, 814-446-1958. 2623. R~tglatered 1977 . IINIII Ford Eoco.!!,. air, I _.t, uo oond, ...,_r..ttM. SEASONED FIREWOOD 1984 VW Rlbblt L, good cond , 4opd, 12,000. 0 .8.0 . 614· 2454154. 74 cand, DO,OOO miiH. M-141-8102. ;11177;:;;:-;Chowy;;::: ::-lllo = kccup:-:V:-:-6: ,,_ .,..o, 11N111 0011, aio. tift, roar ,..,. QOOd, teiiO. 304-t71..281a. ~- 11,000, 304o6"/l: 3271 11177 on.-4on Ford truck, a1ao1 It's That Time Again! AC, running gear. 1114-379-2143. Pure brad chlckent, 304· 57&- SWAIN 53 Car, South C.rollnl car. A·l Con~ loaded, liking 12,500. 1980 Chevy Cemaro V-8 , n c 304·rr>-&139. running cond, body good, llrm . 304-882-20n. '17 Oida Flrenu, 33,000 mll11, llka naw, !_5J500. call 1Her 7:00, t980 lmptll Chevarotat, good 304.fi37·20UO. condition, new paint, afiarp . ~ Exc. 191111 Olda • MITCHELL'S FIREWOOD PROCESSING 1978 2 door Ford Thunderbird . Rt. 6Bt E11t of Albanr,. Wa ac- lltampa. Ear y harveat appiH,ptlch•, home grown RENT TO OWN Farm Supplies &Livestock for All 1'N Kenworth 11m1 tractor, Dunrovln Fruit F1rm juat oft St. eapl food & Aoush'a 9trlwberry Farm: BNna $15 bueh .. ; cucumber. $10 buehtl; good canning lomatou, $6 buahel. 2 mil• from New Hnen 3Q4..882-2237. Autos tor Sale 71 - - - - - -- · 72 Trucks tor Sale 71 Autos tor Salt! Autos tor Sale 71 1980 Olds Tomado, runs good . 1f7S Lincoln Contlnent1l Mark 6"'-992·5739. IV, good ehlpe, 304-875-1242. 1983 Chevatte, autom1tlc, 4 1m Oldl CUIIut Suprema door, hlrlchbac:k, great gas $toO. 304-458-1875. miiHga, nlea ~r, $1,200. 614· C.nnlng lomaton. Bring containers. llarthall Adam&. 614247·2065. Inc. Good C~S~IfiW~ Fruits & Vegetables 58 Fruits & Vegetables 58 August 19, 1990 Pomeroy- Middleport - Gallipolis, Ohio- Point Pleasant. W. Va . Pomeroy- Middleport- Gallipolis. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. �PaJa D-B-Sunday T11 et Sentinel August Ohio-Paint Pla•&llt. W.Va. Powell's Super ~alu Summer Fun Fest!! 19. 1990 BUY 1 2 LITER BOTTLE A&W ROOT BEER STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday Ohio Lottt•ry Marauders, Morgan in grid preview Plck-3: 969 Plck-4: 0917 Cards: 4-H; K-C; 4-D; K-S Super Lotto 111-21-22-24-41-42 Kicker 942«11 Page 3 99< I AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. • GET 1 2-LITER BOTTLE CREAM SODA PRICES EFFECnVE SUN., AUG. 19 THRU SAT. AUG. 2S Fryer Parts ••••••••••• U.S.D.A. CHOKE BONELESS BEEF Sl 69 Chuck Roast ...... ~~ •• BUCKET BEEF $ 69 Cube Steak ...... :~ .. 2 THORN APPlE VALLEY $599 HOMEMADE FLAVORITE WIENERS LB. PKG. LIMIT 1 or WHITE SEEDLESS Grapes ...............'!. 79< FlAVORITE 2°/o Milk ••••••••••••• $179 SHEDD'S SPREAD , $ 9 4 Country Crock ..... 1 GALLON II. ,... $ 49 Coffee ••••••••• !~~~... 5 IEGULAR S1.99 PKG. $ 129 Frito' s ..........~:.o:~ •• MAXWELL HOUSE PAGE CHAR- PAPER TOWElS TOilET TISSUE 3/Sl IOU F-.Y l210U PAl $299 Good 81 Powel'1 ~ Yllu Good Well of Alii. I, 1~ FLAVORITE Ice Cream ••••••••••• 111 GALLON BANQUET $119 and, according to Sheriff James M. Soulsby, reinforces his argument that the coilntY Is In need of a new faciilly . According to Sheriff Souls by , prisoners Brian Bass and Jona · than Cline fled the facility between midnight and 7: 25a.m . and as of tale this morning, had not been re -captured. Bass was In jail on Meigs County Court charges of proba · tlon revocation, no operator's license and a previou s charge of ULTRA CRISPY SERVE Sandwich department houses it s prisoners 79< $1 99 Turkey Ha ..... ~·•..$119 EAT & LOSE ·Round Steak •••• !~ .. DIET U.S;D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF $ 99 FORMULA R1beye Steak •••.. ~:·. 4 TWIN PAK Bacon •••••.••••••••.•.•• $119 By BRIAN J. REED Senllnel News Staff The escape of tw o prisoners from the Meigs County Jail thi s morning will change the way the 1-LB. BOX U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF 79< HEAD LETTUCE 26 Cenu A Multimedia Inc. Newapaper Area lawmen continue search for two escapees ZESTA CRACKERS LB. 1 Section. 10 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, August 20, 1990 FREE MIXED Low tonight in the lower 70s. Chance of rain 70 percent. Tuesday, high In lower 80s. Chance of rain 80 percent. MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT - Several hundred people gathered at thr · Hill Stage to hear the Crossover Band SaturdaJ• a ft ernoon at the Meigs County Fair. Coming from Pomeroy, the Crossover Band Is a local favorite with their blend of country and pop-rock music. Jury finds McGinnis guilty HUNTINGTON. W.Va. !UP I I - A jury fou nd Lyle McGinn IS guilty Saturday night of murdt ' r In the strangulalion of his wife and recommended me rev. mea n· lng he would be sentenced to life In prison bul could becon1e eligible lor parole. The Jury deliberaled a litt.lr more than three hours in Ca bell Ill. were silting wi th lhe1r arms entwmed, holding hands. The son appeared stole. Juror Ray Ashby sa id th P jurors felt McGinnis was guilty, but the big hangup was over mercy or no mercy. In clos ing arguments. I he prosecution ca lled the defend ant 's version of his wife's death County Circuit Court in convi ct · "abs urd. " defense McGinnis declared he and his lng lhe43-yearold accountanl of the murder of his wife. Kathy, last Nov . 29. Judge Alfred Ferguson sa id he termed I he evidence a ll clrcumstantla l. Aller three weeks of res lim· ony. I he Jury was told it can find wife were kidnapped by three men from Gallipolis, Ohio. last Nov . 29. Hr sa id o ne of the men killed he r and the ot her two probablywoulddo thesentE'nrmg Sept 7 when post-tri al motinns McGinn is innocenl. gu ilt y In thr seco nd degree; guill y in the fir st to r turrd him, and ran him ovPr an Pmbankment in hi s .Jrrp on a are heard. Ferguson said Mc(; in nis co uld become el igible pa1·ote after serving time, and both the figures 10 and 15 years •·err mentioned. degree with mercy; or guilty in the first degree wlthouJ mercy. A verdicl off no mercy would have meant life m prison with no chanre of parole. rural Kenlucky road In summar izing the evidence aga lnsl McGinnis. Ch iles pointed to what he said were holes in McGinnis' alibi. The prosecutor Defense lawyPr Robert Allen and the companies In which he owned stork and was an officer. He had pleaded guilty to federal fraud c harges last spring. McGinnis allegedly placed her body, cla d ln a pink loililn& ~uit . In his new J eep station wagon and drove 30 mil es to Si. Albans where he dumped the body behind a shopping mall. ' 'This case is ahsolutrly, rn sa id it makes no sPnse for a sa id he was · 'cer ta lnly surpri sed They had no motive." Rober! King, the oth erdef•cnse atlorney, said the Jury "made a mistake. This case will be pursued on a post -t rial bas is There will be appeals and It hink tire ly circums Ian tlal evidPnrc." Allen sa id In closing argument s ''T he prosecullon expects you 10 make one gigantic leap of faith "They're saying. 'be lieve us. believe us'" Allen sa id the prosecution murderer to kill Kathy MeGi nnl s In her home, then drive the bodv .10 miles to be dumped In ~ populated are a. He sa id McGinnis' claims of be ing tonu red with a burning kc)· a nd ha ving his haircut also make successful ones." showed no motive for M er: i nnis no srnse. King said the defense probably will make a mol ion for rcvn sa l "For slarters. the Indict mont to kill his wife. Earli er. Cabel l Countv Prosrcutor Chris Chile s told tlw Jury "'Please don' J cut my hair. break my ankle in stead." ' Chilrs sa id Jo the jury in a mocking was bad," King said . When the verdict was re ad, McGinnis had his knuckles against th e table, his head wa s McGinnis ' vrrsio n of his wife'<; dpa th is too "absurd" to b(' bC'l!evt•d . Thr high -livin g acrountJn l volcr . "WhPn you rtrP torlurrd. thry clon't tnrturl' y(]u by cuttin g your hair. His sto r y makPs no down and his eyes shu! He made was charged wilh using a tole· Chiles ack now ledged to I he no visible physical movem ent on hearing the guil1 y vrrdirt . His daughter, Ami, bu1 st ou1 phonr cord to strangle hi s wifr. Kathy , Ci ftrr learning he was br ing i nvPsligated for rmbrL · jury. imported from Fayrttr County. that rno~ t of thf> prosrcu li on' s ca sl' was comprised of SflnS<' . c r_;_y_ ln_;_g_ . S_h_P_a_n_d_hrr_b_r_o_Jh_e_r._L.:_.v_ _ lr_ _:':·l:::i :: n:::~__::$_::>.:_7~m_:i_:il.:.:lo_:n:_f:_:ro::_m::.__t'_ "o:__ _.: _C::_on::_l::_in::_u::_:ed on page 10 1 UMIT 1 attempted escape. Cl in e was Indicted in Meigs County Common Pleas Court on July 20 on one count of grana theft and one rount of fleeing and eluding. The two prisoners chipped a hole lhrough the plaster In th e second floor cell block. climbed across the building through th e attlc and exited the alllc lhrough the ce iling In a second-fl oor restroom. The lwo prisoners used a rope made of a braided bedsheet to cl imb from the atti c and then fled th e building through a second floor window Soulsby explained lh al Jhe building Is no longer secure. In add ition , overcrowded cells ha ve contrlbuled to the problem . Co ntinued on page 10 PRISONERS ESCAPE- This rope, made of braided bed sheets, was the means of escape for two prisoners from the Meigs County Jail early today. Brian Bass and Jonathan Cline were sliD allarge lale Monday morning. The prisoners climbed through lhe attic of the jail and escaped from a second floor window . SmEWALK IMPROVEMENT - Middleport village residents are seeing lmproveml!nl• to the sld es walk alon~ Mill Street. The work Is heln~ Meigs man killed in auto accident One man was kil led on Imparl Saturdaylnaone-caraccidenl on Gibson Road north ofRoute6931n turned . According to the GalliaMrlgs Post. Sla le Highway Pa Jrol. hl' was alunr in the vehiclf' Meigs Countv. and wa s not wearin g a sea t belt Charles L. Bulcher , 74 . of Mudfork Road, Pomeroy . was heading south on Gibson Road when helosleontrol ofh ispick-up truck. slipped off the gravel road, hll an embankment and over· Bu lc her wa s pronounced dead at lhe scene by Meig s County Co ronor Douglas Hunter . In othe r patrol news, no om• was Injured In a two-car accident Thu rsday on Township Road 411:1 r-~~~~~~~~ 39< done hy Eldon Walhurn, Middleport, who got th•· bid on the project which is being paid for with Issue 2 monies of $27,674. in Meigs Count y. Gera ld L. Oill , age 56. :12405 Amberger Road, Racine, was southbound on Townsh ip Road 403 when he wen I !ell of cenler, s triking a car driven by Michael D. Adkins. age 37, 32010 MinN s ville Road, Racine. Dill was char ged with failure to yil'id half of roadway . ~------------------. oz. GRADE A $199 Fried Chicken •••••• 21 CLOROX llfACH 79<6Al Good II Powell'• S'f: Vllu Good W81k of.~ug. 9, 1990 CHEER DETERGENT SS~!OL MEDIUM EGGS DOZ. Good at Powell'• Super Vllu Good Weell ofA111. 19,1990 FIIIST PLACE II'ULL - David Hively of GaiUpolis and his Minneapolis Moline, "HIUbWy Hustler," make a pulllfor first place In the 6,000 pound fleld·otook tractor category In Saturday Night's lractor-lruek pull al the Melp County Fair. BLOWIN' BLACK SMOKE - Jeremy Stone of Dexter and his John Deere 4010 mate a second·place pull In the tractor-truck pull held Saturday al the Melp County Fair. 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. 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