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Inside In Our Town: A look at the Firilt ArnendmenL ••Page D-8 Page B-1 C-1. Kyger ·V ?projee' reclaims ·abandoned acreage By MARGARET CALDWELL Times-Sentinel staff KYGER - Gallla County's $6.'i0,000' reclamation project is underway as the Soil and Co~r­ vatlon Ser.v lce prepares cleaning up approximately 100 acres left abandoned for more than 30 years at the KygerV project. The project, located In Kyger, began In early May with workers from the Crock Construction Company, Caldwell, Ohio, re· ·claiming 99.1 acres and working off 15 acres of borrowed land in the four-part project. Kyger V Is In an area that was left barren and abandoned by coal firms as mariy as 30 or 40 years ago, said Boyd 1tuth; of the Athens County Soil Conservation Service and planning coordlna· tor for the project. "At that time there were no good reclamation laws," Ruth said. ''The coal companies haq to plant just few things. If they gtew, fine; If they didn't, they ' left anyway." . Helpful legislation In 1972, the Ohio leglslat,u re passed a new reclamation law In which coal companies had to put acre per year wash down," Ruth said. "We're getting It down to so much money per ton Into' a state reclamation kitty.' • three tons per acre per year,'' by 'h i 1977, 't he federal legislature forming rock:ilned channels to passed a slmlllar law forcing wash the rain and sediment down at a slower, or non-erosive, rate. more money Into a federal kitty at a faster rate, The controlled- watersheds Both laws call ·for the ·c oal maintain a cer.taln slope degree with smaller . rock lining the establishments to put the money into the kitty, not the taxpayers. smaller waterways and larger rock used in the channels. However, some of the coal Jteclalmlng the land companies can benefit from Once the mined areas are these laws by belngal;lletobld for smoothed out and the channels the contracts to reclaim the I<md. are formed or marked, soil Is • 'Ninety percent of the funds "borrowed" ~rom adjoining used are for past aggressions," areas, which were not mined. Ruth said. Ruth said the top soil on the Gallia and Meigs counties have borrowed land is removed and more than 6,000 acres of aban· the subsoil Is taken to the do ned mine land in each county. smoothed mined areas, or the ' The ,Kyger V project Is the new rooting zones. worst abandoned mine land area At least eight Inches of the of the 30 coal-mined counties In the state, ranking· highest In .. borrowed· subsoil blankets the , dormant acid soil, allowing · watershed problems In the state, Ruth said. · grasses and clovers to grow In The problem is caused by the the pH balanced soil. outslope. or the eroded slopes Fertilizers and lime top the which drain strip mine spoil new soil before seeding. Mulch is down to t~eflat lands and creeks. then used to cover newly seeded The sediment, or mine spoil, areas. Sorne trees are planted on set ties In the creeks and streams . the borrowed sites, Ruth said. causing flooding. This basic three-step process is • 'Two hundred tons oi spoil per (See KYGER, pare .U) - . . .., ·~,.~ A·t)• • . .....~to .. • PROJECT DETAIL,~; - Boyd Ruth, of the Soil CoDServatlon Service In -Athens, explains how subsoU dirt, piled on top ofthe Iilli behind hbn, has been "borroweiP• from adjoining pcoperty and -will be :spread over ~he smoothed aeldy-mined ' ' . • ,/0 '. land. The pH balanced subsoD wtU allow for the growth of grasses and clovers • the reelalmecl abandoned strip mined land, wlllell has remained barren br more than 30 to 41 years. ·(Times· Sentinel photo by Marsaret Callwell) · Ar¢a highway~ construction~ closure . anijolmced ,·by QDOT District ·1 MARIETIA- Travelers passing through southeastern Ohio will find closures or some con· . struction on state highways this hoUday weekend, according to Joe J.,each, deputy dire~tor for the Ohio Department of Trans· portatiOn, District 10, "Southeastern Ohio has a number of construction projects this summer, ' so we ask that drivers use extreme caution when traveling a construction site, and allow themselves plenty of time around a detour," says Leach. District 10 Is · made up . of Athens, Gallla, Hocking, Meigs. Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Vinton and Washington Counties. 'l'he following counties will' have significant road conl)truction . over the holiday. ' ·Athens, Route 550, a bridge replacement at Sugarcreek in Dover Township; detour, Route 690 to U.S. 5(J'to U.S. 33. · Gallla, U.S. 3!\MG!nt replacement-and paviiiJ between Spring · Valley and GaWpolls, one lant. traffic. , , Monroe, Route 78, bridge replacement west of Cameron; . detour, Route IIUO South to Route 7 North; and on Route 26, a (See AREA, pase .U) Gallia, Meigs unemployment down EBEABSt\L- A number of area youths have been preparinJ for the talent show, held Monday ·as part of the River Recreation Fesdval. Here Jenny Workman practices tC! music In the stase area of the downtown festival. The contest will be held at S p.m. Mbnday, and the winners In three age categories will receive plaques for their · efforts. The show Is beins sponsored by the GFWC/Communlty League of Gallla County, and chaired by Debra Hoover. (Times-sentinel photo by Lee Ann Welch) Ohio area, the jobless rate was · CountY,'s unemployment rate . GALLIPOLIS The Ohio 6.7 percent. The six counties had was 6.8 percent down .9 percent Bureau of Employment Services a total workforce of 85,800 with from 7.7 the previous month. announced Saturday the Ohio 5,700 unemployed, leaving 79,300 Both Jackson and Vinton councounty unemployment rates for wlth jobs. ties showed slight jumps In the May 1989. Among the state.' s 88 Athens and Lawrence county's May unemployment rate. Jack· counties, the jobless rates unempjoyment rate for May 1989 son county'$ rate jumped .1 ranged from .a low 3.7 percent hi was 5.7 percent. same as April. percent from 7.8 percent to 7.9 Geauga and Madison counties to Gailla County's jobless rate percent anp Vinton County a high of 11.1 percent in Monroe · was 6.6 percent, down .2 percent showed the largest ln~ease from county. , In a six-county Southeastern from 6,8 IIi April and Meigs 9.0 pewrcent to !1.2 percent. River Recreation Fe8tival parade line-up, ·details released GALLIPOLIS - The line-up can Legion, Post 161, truck; 8. for the 4th of July Parade has American' Legion Auxiliary Miss Poppy and Little Miss Poppy, been announced by Greg Dun· car; 9. American Legion Auxil· can, parade cahlrman. lary, float; · 9-A. Ohio Mllitary The parade will arrive down· Reserves, trucks; 10. River Rec. town at about 11 a.m. Anyone who Is not listed In the · Queen and contestants, cars; 11. Gall Ia County sweet · parade line-up should call the Things, walking; 12. Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce at 446· Area Chamber of Commerce, 0596, Duncan said. He added that President, Tom Wiseman, car; no one will be turned down, 1:t_ Gallipolis Retail Merchants, All walking and marching President, John Saunders, car; band units will line-up at the 14. Gallla County Sheriff, ~ar; 15. Intersection of Second Avenue Galllpolls Fire Truck #64, truck; and Spruce Street. All horse entries will line-up at Fourth 16. Holzer Me<Uc~ Center Volun·, · Avenue and Spruce Street. teer Service League, float; 17. Gallta County Animal Welfare Old car Club members will line up on Spruce Street between League-, car; 18. Gallla County · First and ·Second Avenues. All Antmai Welfat}e League, Satn, car; 19. Gallla County Animal others will line-up at the Gallipolis Developmental Center and Welfare League, tru~k; 19-A. should use the Mill Creek ~ry Abel, State Represent&· tlve, 94th Dlst., car; 20. Pack entrance. . For ~afety reasons, parade #254, marching; ., 21. faula Wood and Brandy organiZers are asking that no • candy or other Items be thrown Wl\tson, 4-wheeJer: 22. GAHS JV from any entry. They also are <;:heerleaders, truck; 23. Big requesting that no marching Brothers/Big Sisters, walking; band units or baton groups stop to 24. Ryan Dailey, go-cart; 25. · IJertonn except In front of the Gym Factory Team, walking; 26. GABS Band; 27·34. Anything Judges. . · The parade line-up Is as That Floats entries, float; 35. Miss Paula's Day Care Center, follows: walking; 36. Gallipolis Fire , lt8i Parade . 1: Chief of Pollee, Car; 2. Color Truck .e6, truck; 37. Ohio Valley Guard, walking; 3. Parade Cbrlatlan Scheel, float; 38. BleeD· MarShall-Carl Lee, car; 4. State tenmal Commission, car: 39. HQnorary Senior Vlce-Cbmn, Bill' • Home Improvemaata, car· Order of COoties, Don Hem. /clowns; tl. Satin Dolla Baton Corp, marcblq; worth, car; 5. PupTent48, truck; 8. Ladl• Auxlllary VF,W, walkU. Brownie Troop 114811, Walk• bali 7. Vinton American Lellon lnJ; 42. Holzer NutH~' Alan., Auxiliary and SoDS of tbe Amerl· · Ooat; ~· ~atb aotbpb, bley· 'I 'l cle; 44. Tessa Rothgeb,, bicycle; walking; 45. Andrea Lewis, bicycle; 46.. G C SA D 61 . a 111a ounty . .0 . ., Ernie McKinney, bicycle; 47. Amber Simpkins, bicycle; 48. float; . 62. Cub Scout P'ack #204, Tonya Blland, bicycle; 49 . marching; · 63. Cub Scout Pack Heather . Barker, bicycle; 50. #222, marching; · 64. Gold Wings · Jennifer Terry, baton; Assn., motorcycles; 65. Gallipo. Right to Life, walking; . · Us Fire Truck #63, truck; · 66. 52 51 Brooke Casey, car; 53. ~uper· GAHS Varsity Cheerleaders,' America, truck; 54.KygerCreek truck; 67. Gallla · County varsity Cheerleaders, truck; 55. Teachers, float; 68. 0 .0. Mcln· New Life Vlctory.Center, float; tyre Park District, truck; 69. Rio 56. GallipoliS BPAW, float; 57 . Silver Thimble 4·H Club, truck; K-Mart, float; 58. Buckeye Hills 70. Guyan ·women's Club, truck; Career Center •47 Dodge truck· 70-A. Molly Plymale, Republican · 59; Super . Strutters, m~rchlng; Club, wagon; 60. Addilon Scouts Pack 250, 71. Fire Department, ;.;;.;;;.;.::..~;.;;.;;;,:,:=::::..__::.::._.::::;~~::.::....::::!::::..:::;:::; truck; 72. Soccer -Boosters, truck; 73. Scenic Hills Nur'slng Center, float; 74. Chris Brown, little truek; 75. Jamie Thlevner, little truck; 76. Aaron Harmon, little truck; Tl. GDC Seniors, float; 78. Shrine Club, car; 79, Shrine Club Hillbilly . Wagon, wagon; 80.,Shrine Club Clowns, walking; 81. Shrinettes, · walking; 82. Showette TWirlers Baton Corp., marching; 83-102. Old Car Club entries, cars; 103. Old Car Club, float; 104. Galllpolla Fire Truck #62, truck; 105. Sty\ettea Baton Corp, marching; .106. American Cancer Society Nurse of Hope, Lee Ann Baker, car; 107. Gallla County EMS, trucks; 108. Klr· by's. Kar Kare, car; 109. Rio Grande Fire Dept., truck; 110. Gallipolis Fire Truck #67, truck; 111. Ron Canaday, Gallla Co. Auditor, wagon; · 112. Gailla County Arthritis Unit, wagon; 113. Mike Miller, wagon; . 114. Roamers, horsea: 115. Nell Watson, wagon; 111. Flemon Seagraves, horse; U7. ·Bill Green, wagon; 118. Ed Berry, wagon; 119. Gallipolis Street Cleaner ' ' ' truck. FUWORU MONEY· - lo.. lust•-. ........ of tbe Gall,.. IWall Mercllaa&a AIIOCidea mall• a • r tloalor tltll year'• unal GaiUpolll F1reworb allow. Aeceptbll._ doaatloa · II Bob Polar, ehalnnu of tile Galllpoll CIIIIUIIItliee while lobbJ Rood, vloe-pr'MideatoftbeiWaiiMe,.....loobM. ~ ('l'lmei8•!1Hl photo) lire_. �.. .. July 2, 1989 . mmentacy ana perspectiv~ ~~~==~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~' July 2. 1989 Leiters to the editor ..•. ·.,. .• •• 8211 Tldnl Ave., GeUipol.., Ohio • •• • •• ,• •• · • •• • • • .•• • • • •• . ~ .111 Court St., Pomer.oy, Ohio. - ( 814) 91Z.Zlll8 (8U) tlf-DU ROBERT L WINGE'n' PUbllllher · ROBART WWION..JB• Exeeu&lve Edl&or . PAT WBJTEBEAD Aulslaut Publlsber-ControUer A MEMBER o!The United Press International, Inland Dally Preas Alsocla.tlonand the Amerl..,. New111111pet Publisben Alaoclatlon . LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welmme. ThEil should be leu than 300 wonls lq. All !etten are IIUbJect toedltiDJ llld muat be sirtted wttb ttame,addr•• and telephone number. No unalped letters will be published. Lettero should 'be In 1001 tute. addreulnc .....,.. not JX!fiODaiJUoo• . - ·· · · ·BANKRUPTCY . 614-221-0111 . EHS Boosters express apprecintion . ' • ·.•. ()n" lleiiiiff -'of tiie · East~r~ Athletic Boos ters, we wish to extend our sincere appreciation to to businesses who purchased tables at the Ozzle Newsome dinner held June '10 a( the high ' . school. · , · · A $peclal !hanks goes to Dave , Diles'. for serving ,as · Master of · Ceremonies and to Senatoi"'Jan Michael Lohg for .his appe,arance, donation and support. . An extra special thanks and recognition goes to Bill Francis, ·owner of Francis Florist of Pomer.:~y, for serving as coord!• ' nator of· this event. Bill's hard · : work, ingenuity and ideas con. tr!buted significantly to the Boos' ·ters ·meeting the first (two are • yet remaining) payment In fund- Loudmouth COttlffiUDJSI ln~Isr~a:: E;;~~~~d ·. wants ·to debate Bush ~ ·on U. S. flag issue fund raiser, Super Weekend '89, was held which was a huge success due to the efforts of Doris and Deryl Well, Sharon and Bill 'Neutzling, Patty· Martin, S!na. Murphy and . Jill Holter. 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' BANDS REDUCED GR "'v "'EI., ._ $3.99-00· . - -- ALL WED.ING . . ............, 204 CONDOR Sf. ,,._ v and paving · from the N~ble · ' · Wt Offer blltlltnt Serwig &Po~ te :• County line to the Caldwell, exit, oladlllp 0• Salts to You,Our~alutd ejght miles of one lane trafflc; Cust-r. ' 1 and Route 145, ralsjng oft he-road lawn & Gar•• f,..;)lllltnt is 0• level south of Harrietsv!lle; lusi111ss - Not Si4tlint. ' detour, Route ~64· to Route 78, to 992-2975 Route 200. . . . . .. Mannialli. Roush, OWNER Washington, RC!Ufe 550, culvert A v 1011 replacement west of Bartlett; \Col T Fall In Love With A Gravelv detour , Route ·555 to Chesterhill, to Route 377: Route 821, bridge replacement west o( lower Sa· [em , one lane maintained with traffic signal; Route 7, ,replacing deck on bridge over Bells Run, .4.5 miles .south of Newport. one lane traffiC wl th signaL Leach said that ODOT's maintenance forces will also be.o.Uton various state highways. -sb he · reminds' drivers to use· cautlori when approaching work crews. 'COLOIS I£G. . Sl99.00 SAlE Wyet ~ . Area highway... CIIOICI Of 3 CUSIIION COlOISI ~:~9.oo ' 'The actual ·land is worth less than the project.'' Ruth said. "But we're nrotectlngthe land In " t the valleys and trying to preven . flooding and dredging of sed!· ment at the rivers.' ' · , The land ls_privately owned b:( , Also involved in the project are Ch hi Dean · Hire, SCS e ngineer · in Audrey Bradbury of es rei Athens,· . and . Reid Young, SCS Pauline Rife of Bidwell, Jackie Elliott of Bidwell, James DOtson iltspect.6r of Pomeroy:, ' ·- . (From AREA, page All • · .. bridge replacement south ot Woodsfield; detour, Route BOO South to Route 7 South,_to Route 260 West. .. • Noble, 1-77. widening shoulder DISPLAY YARD STTE RT. 180 JAMES A . BUSH, Mgr. PHONE 388·8603 of Alabama. and Ohio Power Southern Ohio Coal CQli)PiiDy. · " It pays for ltself'i-economi· ' cally," Rutb said: " We do It mostly for safety and prevent flooding. We don' t care who th ~ labd owners are; we do it for the environment and safety.'" Cassette Clearance 40o/oto ~~~~~·u..........Jo.U 45% Off CHESHfRE .- Ben W. Mull!ns, 58.23 South Second St., Cheshire, died Satuiday morning at Holzer Medical Center. · ·: ·· He was a heavy equlprpent . " operator, having worked for 25 ·years for the DeLucca. Fence Company in Massachusetts . He was a U.S. Army veteran · • during the Korean Conflict , v ' Born JulY 7; 1930-ln Rus}l, Ky., he 'was the son of the late Sam · • · ·Mullins and i>ansy (Littleto'l) · · . •. Mullins of Hitchins.; Ky. · ·· · Also surviving are his wife. ~ . VINTON. OHIO .. page AI). OUR BANDS PLAY BEAUTIFUL MUSIC DOWNTOWN GALUPOUS . Spectacular Summer Sale! ~ame -~---'--'--"'----- Sireet or Rou!e _ _ _':--~ ·' 'Crtyor Town•--.,.---~-- Donna -· 412 2ND' - .. .(From KYGER, __,___,...-:.:::.:::.::..::.:.=.::::~__:::_-~ co~tjng $65<!,000 tqr the approxl· mate 11~ acres . W!lma ,Jean !Sellards) Mullins, thryn Lutz Sheets, whom he (Shamblin) Thaxton . . F. Flesher · whom he married Dec. 13, 1956at rriarrled Api-1118, 1941, .ln.ColumAlso preceding lier in death. Catlettsburg, Ky .; four brothers, bus, Ohio. · · ·· was • her husband, Charles A. POMEROY ~ Word has been Carl Jerry Mullins of Ashland, · Wagner, !n1979, and one brother, Also surviving are a son, J:)r. . received that Donna French RayKy. , Clare (Todd) Mullins, John Sheets of Gall!poUs; a Olden Thaxton, in '1988. Flesher, a former teacher at mond Mull!ns and · Tandy Mulgrandson, Rober t Charles · She !s survived by one daugh. Rutland Elementary School, was kUied Friday in an auto accident . lins, all of Hitcl\ins; and three Sheets; and a sister, Mrs. Del· ter , Joan Goegleln oftl(clev!ll~; sisters, Mrs. Ralph (Marcenene) mas 1Ernestlne) Baughman of one son, Edward •J. Wagner of . in ·the Leesburg, Ohio area. ·She Stoneburger of Abilene, Kan ., : Gallipolis. Racine; five grapdch!)dren; . 11 ' was the wife of Tim Flesher, a Mrs. Ezl!qulel (Linda) Palacios He was preceded in death by a great -grandch!ld~n; one sister· former Meigs tocal gu!ilance and Mary Lou Salcedo. both of brother and three sisters. in-law, Roberta 1 Thaxton of counselor. Texas. ,i" .. . Mesqult, · ·He retired from the Ohio State Racine. , . Funeral arrangements were · Also preceding--him in death Depah ment In 1976, She was a ~mber of the Highway incomplete at qoon on Saturday. was one brother. Charles where he was superintendent. Aladdin Temple !nColuml;lus, the Arrangements are being handled Mullins. . · . A member of Grace Uplted · · Senior c;wzen Center. l.n Circleby tlie Prater Funeral Home, · Services w!ll ·be Tuesday, 11 . Methodist Church, he was past v!lle, and the United Methodist Leesburg.' · a.m., at the WJ)IIs Funeral H~me :exalted ruler of the GaiUpolls Church in Racine. , , ',1' with the' Rev, B!ll Price officiat- Elks . 'He was also a member of . 'Services w!ll b'e . W~riesday, .Ralph R. He~derson ing. Burial' WilJ be at the Gravel VFW post 4464, and a former of 10: 30 a .m . at the Ewjpg' Funeral ' ' . H!ll Ce.r netery . the Galllpol!s.Gun Club and the Home, Pomeroy, ·wl\h th€ Rev . PORTLAND - Ralph Ralston Fr!egds may call Monday, 7 to Beagle Club. He was a United , Roger Grace off!clat!ng. Burial , Henderson, 81, State Route 124, . 9 p.in. at the funeral home. Sta!es Navy veteran of World w!ll be in Latilrt -Falls. Portland, died Friday at VetePallbearers will be Sid Vance, War lL ·. Friends may call Monday, 7 to rans Memorial HospitaL He was Keith Handley. Allen Handley, Services will be conduCted 9 p.m. at the Mader-Petersa farmer and Southern Local Howard Gruber, Otis Lane, Monday; 1 p .m., from Waugh- Reams Funeral Home, 123 E . School bus driver for 23 years: · Wayne McClaskey, and Danny Halley-Wood Funeral Home, tbe · Mound St., C!r\Cev!lle, and Tues·Born April 24, 1900, at PorSellards. · Rev. James Lusher officiating. day , 2 t'9 ~p.m. and ·7 to 9 p.m. at tland, he was the son of the late · Honorary· pallbearers w!ll be ' Burial follows in Old Me1J!er'Ville "the Ewing Fu'lera'l Home. Julius W. and Mattie (DaughLuther Coleman and Walter Cemetery. . . M:emor!al 'dOnations may be • erty) Henderson. ·Scott Lucas . Friends inay call at the funeral . made to the United . Methodist Also preceding hlm in death home 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday. Church in R~6!nl!. · · • were his wile, Albertil L. Jiender' son,.whom he was married to for Robert Sheets . 57 years: three brothers; .and two Leopha W~er · sisters. GALLIPOLIS - Robert (Red) CIRCLEVILLE. Ohio - Lea-r He is ·survived by a son John Jackson Sheets, 77, 557 !:lllda Henderson of . Reedsville;· a Drive, Gall!polls, died Saturday pha (Thaxton) Wagner, 86, of Circleville, Ohio, formerly of daughter, Mrs. Dwa!n (Wilma) at Holzer Medical Center . Racine, died S~urday~morning ·Casto of Portland; four grand17, 1911, In Galllpo· Born Nov. • children, John Henderson and lis, he was·a sonofthe late Ernest at Berger 'Hosp\talin Circleville. BQrn Sept. 14, 1902. 'in Charles•. Patti Henderson, both of Por- · and Iva (Saunders) Sbeets. W.Va .. she was the daughter ton, • tland, Barbara Sue Henderspn of Surviving are his wife, Ka of the late Edward and Elizabeth • Reedsville, and Darrell Henderson of Tuppers Plains; ~ and a , • · .weal grandchild, A. J . Render· · . ·. · • · son, Portland. • He ·wa:s a member of · the Bethany United Methodist Church at Dorcas, and the Ohio Association of J>ubllc School · Employees. SerVices will be Wednesday, 2 p.m., at the Ewing Funeral Home, with Rev.· Kenny Baker officiating. Burial will be in the · Browning Cemetery. Friends may call at !he funeral chome Monday, 7 to 9 p.m~ and ~sday, 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 .. Sunday nmes- Sentinei-Page-A-3 Ohio Point ·Pleasant. W. Va. J, MUST GO . Middi~-Gsllipolis, Pomeroy .. .STOREWIDE-EVERYTHING WI haw"'"-' guar~nter ·oO!finaore J~Y: AnORNEY·AT--lAW 336 S. High St., Calumbw, OM. 20°/o-7:5°/o·OFF Now ;5 rhf.flmf .to ~feet i f~mily ~Uirle!''· PtrPetuall. /or.a/1 time. the _mtmory·ot rt10sa YfJU . fovt. Our knOWIId~ and '"PI' iM!CI ire yours lot t/16 asking. . . · . . · · · Nathlnp to buy will '"". I'll as pt(ma"!"t as a . .rainlly monument. its P,urchiSI warra.ntsl~gnf ana guldlnce , Sit whit you buy. ViSit I~ monu: . """'- WIIO WI ,.,.proto d/Spily, Mfllwho "'" rllsign • {llrsonillz«1- ,. llltmqniU wnh /Is surrvum:1iRgs. . oxperilnor. dispily Your pure,.,~ lllcked by,.. stroogost we,_,.. ' Lastly , iet ·us ~ot forget tne behind the scenes workers and the fam!lles who donate. Wllhoul their hard work and support, ·none of our efforts would be, . possible. An extra, extra special thanks goes outAttoha 1: of~he~rs . · · · · Easter11 . e c oo Wes Arbaugh, preslde_n t ~BUSINESS By LEON DANIEL UPI Senior Editor ; WASHINGTON - A flag-burning communist manipulated by ; others has stampeded President Bush ·and Congress Into political •; posturing that threatens the First Amendment. What has happened to Gregory ,Johnson since he ~~<as convicted of : · ; ~ torching Old Glory at the 1984 Republican Natlon.a l Con.ventlon In · _ • · Dallas has exceeded his fondest hopes and dreams. ; : The "die-In" Johnson and other demonstrators staged five years •: ago to protest policies of the Reagan admlstratlon got little Ink In · . ; ' newspapers at the time. Johnson could not thE-n have known that when someone in his gaggle ·:of protesters unfurled an American flag , doused It with kerosene and :. ' Set in on fire he was on his way to infamy- or fame, depending on how ' . : •One views ,the caper. . · · ·; · Johnson has said he was not the one who actually set the flag on.f!re . .. • · : •but was pleased to take the rap. : Even . in his most grandiose thoughts, Johnson ·could not have · · ·maglned that the shenanigan would put his monicker'on a Supreme .: ·court case destined to become part of his nation 's recorded hlstbry. • ; · When he 1;; not on camera or talking to reporters these days, ::'Johnson can contempla!e a future wh'en students of American history · :··will read all about how he cowed Congress and turned the president ··;into a tower of quivering gelatin. · > In a news conference Wednesday in New1 York, the 32-year-old .: Joudmouth from the Bronx attacked Bush's panicky call for a . :constitutional amendment to ban flag burning and challenged the ' ' president to debate the issue. • · • "I think the two principle figures In this battle, George Bush and· myself.- should meet In a face-to-face public debate,' ' Johnson, a member of the Communist Youth Brigade. said with a ~tra lght face. ... , Even as he spoke. national officials of Democratic Patty, fearful of being forced Into a defensive position on the emotional Issue, urged their rank' a nd tile to drape themselves !ri Old Glory to prove their ' patriotism. Saine tl!:mocr;~ts fear thai if they don't suppQrt Bush's :consi!tiitlonal amendment, they will be portrayed as unpatriotic. If Bush caved in, congressional Democrats appear positively wiinpy In their reluctance to stand up for the Supreme Court's Insistence that the American flag stands f~r the right to burn it. Overturning the court's flag-burning ruling with a constitutional amendment is a scheme that must havethefoundingfatherssp!nning in their graves. They knew very well that freedom of expression often would give ·offense. ·The First Amendment was.des!gned to prevent Congress and the president from deciding what is too offensive to permli. . . · A long string of precedent§ supported the theory that sym~llc free speech includes flag-burning as a form of political protest. • · L.W. CENNAMO GOING OUT OF · another , ' er... . - -.Area deaths...:....-......__ _ _ _ _ _ _. . .:'·.....__ ..K yg Page A-2 A Division ot · .. • • ·Jmro~ ·emintts - itntinel . . •: ' '. ' '" " Mas1 ·no1 1neluded !: . �. ,. . Page A-4--Sunday Tm u Sentinef ' . No paper on Fourth ohio- POint Ple"nt W.,·Va. of July . .;• County opens Mitchell Road.; ' GALLIPOLIS - Gallla County Engineer James Baird has announced· that County Road 8 or Mitchell Road has been .re-opened to traffic. · . : The road was closed June 12 for bridge repairs which have . ·now been amlomst 'completed. Workers will be finishing work ; on the bridge In the near future. ::; POMEROY - Meigs Cou.n_ty Emergency Medical. Services , . reported seven.calls F:rlday ; Racine at 3:20a.m. to Barringer · : Road for Harold Hysell to Veterans Memorial Hospital; then to Grant Hospital by Llfeflight; Pomeroy at 4:42p.m. to Pomeroy Pike for Leona Krautter to Veterans Memorial Hospital,; Racine at 5:37p.m. transported Ralph Henderson from the fire station to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine at 10:28 p.m. to Route 124 for Raichelle Davis to Veterans Memorial Hospital; \Rutland Fire Department at 10:33 p.m. to Route 124 at · 'Langs'l'llle wl)ere an automobile was stalled on the railroad tracks and leaking gas; Racine at 11:18 p.m. to Greenwood Cemetery Road for Betty Willis to VeteransMemortaiHospltal; Ra,clne at 11:20 p.m . to Route 124 for Frank Lemley who was treated, but not transported. :.Cou~t issu.e.s marriage license : POMEROY - A marriage license has been issued in Meigs County Probate Court to· Walter Harold Schartiger, 28, Middleport, and Tammy LaVonne Thomas, 30, Mason City, W.Va. :Albany man files for divorce POMEROY ·- James B. White, Albany, has !!led in Meigs ·: County Common Pleas Court for a divorce from Barbara K White, Albany . . Lincoln Eugene Smith, Middleport, and Shirley Ann S. ., Middleport, have filed for a dissolution of their marriage. · •. Granted 'dissolutions were Betty Jo Foster and Joe Allen ::Foster; Kenneth K. Snyder and Virginia Snyder. Vlrg:nta . :Snyder was restored by the court' to her maiden name. Dillon. · . ' .::Man scheduled to appear in court . ~ POMEROY- A jury trial for Marvin P . Cremeans, Indicted : In Meigs County on a charge of having a weapon while under a • disability, has been scheduled for Thursday, July 27,9 a.m ., In · the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. ; . Cremeans was arraigned this we'ek on the charge,. at which • tlme he pleaded not guilty. • , · · ~ : Re was. released on .a $10,000 personal recognizance bond . A · r::.a::~fiyo~e~n~ r~:;~~~~y f~~~h~~ciio~~~r:s~~t ! ·' Attorney John R. I,entes was appointed as counsel for · : Cremeans. · ' · B&E investigated at auction barn . GALLIPOLIS ...:. The Gallla County Sheriffs Department is · investigating a breaking and entering at Marlin WedE!'meyer's : Patriot Auction Barn. The B&E was re ported to the sheriff' s • department at 1:20 p,m. Friday . Officers said someone pried open a sliding door and entered the barn. Cups. plates and plasti ~ ware were dumped out of three boxes. Ice cream was taken from the freezer In the kite ben and candies from the refrigerator. Chairs were displaced and : tlle ba'cks of two chairs were broken. · • Items taken included 40 Klondike tee cream bars, 36 Valley · Bell tee cream bars. 72 drumsticks and 96 ptDts of Ice cteam. . GALLIPOLIS- The Gallipolis City Board of Education will meet In special session at 7:30p.m. Wednesday, July 5, at the Central Office, 61 State St. Purpose of the meeting Is to accept restgnatto~ts and discuss ·personnel matters. ' -··. ety driving tips to prevent holiday wrecks ,Jil addition. .lluckle up for • • ... . ' . was auditlir'· illid· 'became chief deputy aud!J.or tn March.l975. v: ' .July 2, '1989 safety whenever getting in your vebtcle .. Henderson said. . "Most colltslons happen so fast that there is no time to take evasive action," Henderson ~id. "The proven safest way to l.ncrease your chances of survl· val In a crash is to buckle up." ... ...-:: ... ltl1dl VIDEO .. ' . .. ...... . ~ . . . · ~·=~~_, ;r,-"----· 1 818 BANI SPECIALS! . ' ._ Two local students appointed to boa~d ' GALLIPOLIS ~ Highway Safety Director Wllllam·M. Deril· han recently appointed two Gal' Ita County high school students to the Governor's Highway, Safety Representa.ttves Youth Board. · The stud!!nts, Melissa Wood of · Hannan Trace High School and Cassandra · Thompson, Kyger Creek Higll' School. will help the Ohio Department of Highway Safety In Its educational cam· patgn towards Ohio teenagers. The youth board ts reponslble for generating.. writing, gatherIng and dlssemlnanting Ideas and· tntormath1n to Ohio schools a11d communities· about drug and alcohol abuse and traffic safety. "Our goal Is to effectively communicate with · teens a bout highway safety on.t~e' malter of drinking and driving. The youth board's ideas and optntoris will help us reach that goal." Dent· han said. Thompspn · and Wood ~long wtth 23 other board members wtll PrQ!Iuce and edit an Ohio youth newsletter which will be dtstrtb-' uted to all high schools In Ohio. The newsletter will discuss how to deal · wtth peer pressure, drinking ~nd driving. an~.. other j 30°/o • subjects concerning highway safety. • The youth board will have Its first meeting of the new school year on Aug. 17. The board will spend that weekend at the Ohio State Fait in Columbus. OnAug. l9, the board will meet wlth'Dtrector Denlhan aM present skits at the Highway Safety eKhiblt In . the Bricker Multi· . purpose Building. 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POMEROY - Circumstances of an incident that resulted in Harold Hysell. Pomeroy, being flown by Llfeflight to Grant Hospital. Coiul)1bus. are being investigated by the Meigs County Sheriff's Department. Hysell. · suffering serious head in juries. was flown Fr iday frpm Veterans Memorial Hospital to the Columbus · facUlty. Racine EMS had transported ·Hysell from the Ohlinger res idence on Barringer Ridge Road, Portland. to Veterans Memorial, on Friday morning. ~ A fight , which apparently led to the head injuries, had occurred Sunday evening In Pomeroy. · No other details were available. · Saturday.morntng. At 10 p.m. on Friday evening. three Florida residents escaped , injury in an accident at the Langsville railroad crossing. According to the report, Susan C. Jones, Bradenton, Fla .. and her two children, were traveliQg weston Route 124. Jones was lost. and failed to make the curve at POMEROY - Loretta L. Pau· ley.' Mason. W.Va .. has .ftled a $200.000 judgment action in Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Thomas K. Hos· klns Racine: The suit stems.. fro~ a July 1. 1987 motor vehicle accident on Route 124 In Sutton Township. According to the complaint. Pauley was traveltng on that ·date in her vehicle, on Route 124 near the intersection of County Road 28 (Bashan Road) . Hos· kins, allegedly operating his vehicle in a negligent manner, entered Route 124 from Bashan Road. co !Uding with Pauley . As a result of the collision, Pauley allegedly suffered serious. per· manent Injuries. . Pauley · is requesting the $200,000 judgment as·compensa· lion for her.Injuries. In other court matters. Amerl· ca 's Mortgage Servicing, Inc., has been granted a judgment of $24,154.44, due on a promissory note from Brian Friend, et al. A confirmation of sale and o~der for distribution of proceeds from the sale, have been filed in the case of Diamond Savings and Loan Company against RobertT. FRIDAY ADMISSIONS- Ver· mont Marktns. Racine; Leona Hysell, Pomeroy; Russell Cui· · lums, Pomeroy; 'Leona Krautter, Pomeroy . FRIDAY DISCHARGES Ruth Sellers , Constance , Mescher : Budd Darst, Craig DUrham, 'Sara McCarty .. Clarification · llmo & Temper~~~n: (Ironton) 532-8832 Sunday Times·Sentinei- Page- A-5_ PatrOl probes weekend accidents . 'Davis suffered a minor visible mjury and was taken to V~terans Memorial H9spltal. .. The patrol cited Davis for failure tomaintatncontrol and ho operator's ltcense. , • · One driver was cited in an accident ·at 7·: 41 p.m. Friday at the Intersection of Centenary and Vanco. roads in Green Townsht ~ No one was Injured. · Troopers said J ames R. Dixon, · d off · 19,· Rt. 2, Galllpolfs, turne Centenary Road onto ·Vanco .. " Road and his car colltded with another vehicle driven by Ronald Kisner. 17, 591 Jay Drive, Galli· poUs . Damnagewas moderate to ·both cars . / Joan S, • Sauer, 53,1Point Plea : s~n t. ~· ';; · D~:::;age was moder a e to . 0 . ve es. · The patrol cited Sauer for failure to s-top within the assured c\ear distance . Linda G. Bailey, 40. Dex.ter, Ohio. cited for improper backingwas after an accldel\t on SR llmel T....,...an: (Gollpoli&): <lAS-STAR • ..... . . All locations except the K-Men Otfice have a TetlerlllciMoneyStatlon «6-BANK . Member FDIC ,, ,, •• By Untied .Press International · South Central Ohio Par'tly cloudy , with highs be- ;. tween 85 and 90. · l ,, I An article tn Friday's Gallipo· lls Dally Tribune incorrectly stated that members o! UAW Local 1685 sbo11ld report to the ·Holiday lnn In Kanauga to receive strike · benel!ts. Union members should actually report to 37 Lincoln Ave., Kanauga . . ~~ ••I• Martin •. Short ' •'. I• ~ . '· .•'•' COLONY THEATRE ;. I. FRI,. THRU THURS. '·. The patrol cited Dixon for K F. v I N • C 0 S TN F. R failure to yield one·haU of the roadway. .D OF THEY MH O N ,o. BEAC H JC HAll S ACO An accident occurred at 5: 20 p.m. Friday on SR 7 at tile iPi;J Cit AUNMWLP.a.F.ASE off·ramp to 'the Silver Bridge. No • L·-~....;--~~~~·~"'::::""~""':-""_..__..._, (.N:E IN 1\ U ff:r iME 'ldJ M AK~ A FRI ENDSHIP one was injured. ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 ,_ , ~· · TH~T ~ ....51'5 r;u~.E Y~ lllllllil::. -~~ . The patrol said Belinqa . K. ,, .ADMISSION $1.50 ~o ·· . • Pil-t~m> ·. Porter, 39, 42 ·Smithers St., ~~ ' I"'III IOl (H5TOI);~~ItTU~L'> < Gallipolis, stop~d to merge into ..;._ _ _ _ _...._____~::::~~===~~~~~~ traffic. Her ca.r was hit from r be hind by a vehicle driven by DREAMS FJFJ ( '• •• '• .•.. '. ,· I .·..., I BEACHES , ... < ~ •, ,.1, • " HOWARD BAKER .. j... . SAUNDERS INSURANCE INC. ..'.. 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Troopers said· Bailey .backed ou~of parking lot across from the Gas Plus station and struck a parked pickup truck ~ne(l Rob~rt 'I'b;Qq~a~hek. Rt: ·~ by -Bidwell. · Dama~e·'"was mod etate toboth vehicles. BUIINE81 the Langsville crossing. Her 1978 · AMC skidded off the road and slid crosswise up the tracks for about 75 feet. · No injuries were reported but there was heavy damage to the . vehicle. The Ru\land Fire Department was called to the scene because qf a · punctured gas tank on the car. In another accident, D-year· old JeJ! R. Parker. Route 7, Reedsville, was fleejng Meigs Deputy Manning Mohl~r . Parker had been driving his vehicle on . the running track at Ea~tern High. He fled when he saw, the sheriff's cruiser, crossed Rollte 7 and continued up Sliver Ridge Road where he lost ~on!rol of the vehicle and went over ' a 70-foot embankment on the left side of the road. Parker was driving a t!e6 Nis.san which belonged to Jeffrey Basham, of Elk Run Road. The vehicle sustained moderate damages. Parker·\,ils cited for DWl and fleeing an officer. ' I Weather 90 DAY·S SAME . ., ;\ ' Veterans Memorial Hospital Star Bank,.N.A., Tri-State Office Locations· K·Mart Olllce-Chesapeake PomeroyGallipolis, ' Ohio.,-,Point Pleasant. W. Va. . - Middleport. GALLIPOLIS -:"' A charge of . , .Ri cky· Barrett, 28:: DaytOn, ~ ·• · driving under .the influence was Ohio, $8!1; Nancy L. Ahgell, 34, . . GALUPOI.IS - "The State reduced to re.ckless operation . Rt:' 2, Crown City, and Dw4yne ljlghway P il'trol Investigated'· a against Jac\1. A. Justus, . 22, · Beard, 24, Rt. 4, Gall1polis, both . minor Injury. accident 1:06 p.m. ' · Friday on SR 7, 0.2 of a mtle north ' Syracuse, Ohio, Friday tn Galll· · ·$49; . ·: . · David Reed, 38, MaysviJie, · of milepost 14, so11 th of Clay polls Municipal Court. Justus, who was ar~ted by Ky., $45; Dare Geiger, 28, Rt. 1,... Elementary School.. ·· the~allla Counfy Sherlff.s De· ·· Vinton, $44; · Troopers said Thomas Per· · ·not test high · .. par _ . ent, did Carmen Stevens,. 60, Delphi, ' k1ns, 43, ESR, GalliRQlis, slowed enough to be convicted of DUI. Ind., $43; Jo Ann Pat\(>n, 49, to make a left turn·: His car was : Dwayne . Beard, 25, Rt. 4, Jackson, Ohio, · and John M. hit from : behind · by another Gallipolis, who pleaded g\lllty to Beaver, 18.'Rt.1, Point. Pleasant, vehicle driven by Lillie Nlcko· theft charge on J une 23, was fined · W.Va., both $42; son. 6S, Cinclnnat·l, Oht~. Dam· $100 and costs and sentence<l tolO Herbert L. Grate, 22, Rt. 3, ·· age was moderate to the Nlcko· ' ys injatl. He also was ordereq Pomeroy; Junior J. McGuire, .58 , son car and minor to.the Perkins • !).. to ' (>erform 10 days community Gal!lpolt~; Eltzabeth Dillon, 49 , '. vehicle. ·serVice. · · Bluieflelq, ·" W.V a:, Lester . L. Lonnie Kllnglesmlth, 21, ESR. Gar.ter. 46. Rt. 4, Oak H111. Ohio, ,· Perkins anq;a passenger, JesGallipolis; was fined $100 and Ter"ry 'Bo"(man, 26, MarysvJlle, sle Mae Bills, 72, Crown City, costs for assault. He also re· Ohio, and Viola . Warren, 50, complained · of minor Injuries . - celved a lO·day jail sentence-and Proctorville, Ohio, all $41; Neither was treated. was ordered to perform 10 d·ays Wilma S. White, Rt. 1, Crown The patrol cited Nlckoson for ·City, $40; Mark Rockford. 20. failure to stop within the assured community service. Louts W.. Salinas, 23, 18ueblo, Centerville, Ohio, Roger L. clear distance. Colo., was fined $300and costs for Saunders, 23, Gallipolis, William One person sul!ered a minor driving ·under the Influence. Jle Clayton, 48. Ctrclev111~. Ohio, and injury in. a · one·car accident at also received a three-day jail WUllamG . Johnson, Jr.,19,PSR, 11:30 'p.m. Friday in Meigs sentence and a, 60·day license Gallipolis. all $39. County, on SR 124. 0.4 of a mile suspension. • . . Forfeiting $41 bonds on other . eastof rntlepost 25. Salinas was also fined $12 anli traffic violations were: Dorothy ·. Troopers said . Ro.chelle ' E. costs for !allure to stop within the L Ratliff, 28, Oak Hill. Ohio, Davis; 18. Racine, lost con.troi. assured clear distance . . ·. I allure to yield the right of way; Her car went off the road into a ·Cited for speeding, Gary R. Denise R. Murphy. 24, ESR, ditch and overturned: Damage Clarke, · 37. 299 Debby Drive. Ga!Upolts, faUure to maintain was heavy. · Gallipolis was fined $19 and costs control; and Van Halstead, 63, and Joyce L. Tarbett, 24. Galllpo- Hudson. N.C.. failure to display a lis Ferry, W.Va., was fined $12 valid registration. and costs. David C. Wright, 28, Columbus. . Allen A. Cox, 23, and Darrell R. forfeited a $35 bond for not 'Cox, both of Rt. 2. Gallipolis, wearing a seat belt and a charge were each fined $17 and costs for · of not wearing a seat belt was orderly conduct. dismissed against Dim K. Lester, Forfeiting bonds for speeding 56, Rt. 2. Patriot. were: Hospital News • Main Otflce·~ntown Ironton , Meigs County Court. Bank will be losed on Tuesday, July 4. ' ' • Meigs C.ounty Sheriff investigates incident INSULA'HNG ' .,,. < . : ..... ' . RETIREMENT - Gallia Counly Aiidltor Ronald K. Canaday (left) presents ·~ plaque of appreciation to Chief Deputy Auditor Joan V. Folden, who retired li'rlday after almost 23 years service. The plaque reads: ''You have done a great job serving the people of " GaiDa County. Thank You." ' • Mun~dpal_coprl . • ' STAR' BANK· Reach forthe Star. . .. ·St lnw NO tv Ke ay57".,.Br.llllt ... '12800 1111ZIIIIII8'3"...Br. • ••..•••'4450 Wtblr 5' ····· Ellony.•.....•...••_. '3415 ~~:~ Wat. 5'3" ...-........ '3815 er ng 8'6" . ' . Her husband, .Garland Folden, iS safety suiierVIser at the Ohio Valley Electi1c Corporation's Kyger Creek Station. . The Foloens h&ve two daugh·. ter,s, Mrs. Howard. (Carol)· Tay. lor of Par\ler.sburg, W,Va., a nd Mrs. Robert (Karen) Balcerzak , , , of Red Bani\, · N.J., and three grandchtldren. TAPES IENTED ON "MONDAY, JULY 311D ARE NOT DUE IACI UNTIL WEDNESDAY:. . . . IESERYE YOUI F4YOimS NOW. ,. . 446-0923 '' ;·Board to hold special session 446-2433. ' RENT ANY THREE TAPES AND GET A . .... FOURTH TAPE FIHI . . . ·· ' · . . Cl.o1181' by to help you more. GALLIPOLIS - The Ohio State Highway Patrol is asking !of a~sltance during the Inde- , pendence Day holiday , June 30 through July 4, to reduce the n~ber of crashes on Gall,1a and, Meigs County highways. accord· tllli to Lieu )enan t Dan Henderson of the Gallla·Metgs post. One major factor In mtnlmtz· tllli accidents is unsafe speed. So . fa~ this year, 43 percent of all rural fatalities in the state have b~n caused by unsafe spee\1. Prt>tect yourself and decrease crashes by lowering speed and . d!ireaslng the distance between yoO $nd the car in front, Render· son said. t:lue to .the close tie between Increased speed and collisions, trocipers will be especially wa, tc h· fut for speeders during the be)ylly travelled hol.tday weekend. . Or.unk dttvlng ts another rna· jo( cause of accidents and h~s !Jeen a part of one In three rural !atalltles this year. Henderson sa'td people can )lejp everyone by nol drinking and dl'lvln1 and by colitactlni the patrol If they see MY unsafe driving. the ~trot monitors CB chan· · nel 9 and UleS the call letter KNN3083. The Gallla·Metgs Post auacan be contacted by phoning . JULY 4TH SPECIAL·! , :·EMS ·responds to seven calls . . •·. ~ · ·; · :coLONY bids for project . . - ' ' '· ' ., • : GALLIPOLIS - Open bidding for an Ohio Department of 'fransportatlon project which will Involve resurfacing niore ; than 15 mUes of SR 35. • The project will cost about$3.41 million and wllllnvolvp work : on SR 3.~ from one-tenth mUe Southeast of Jackson to one mile ~ southeast of the Galli!! County line. The contract will , be )lWarded later this summer . : .. begarr i.l!er career as . a deputy :·auditor selltng dog tags, retired . Fr(day after nearly 23 y.ears ,service Jn th~ Gallla' · County . Auditor's cif!tce. · . Asked about her futui"e1>lans, · Joan ·V. Folden, PSR, _Galltpotils, . said "I have no Idea· w\at I'm going fo do; whatever i .want to go; or perhaps nothing at all." . Folden ~gan her career whe'n Morton L . . 1)4ckey was county auditor. She served as ·a d~p uty .• ., .. . 1989 . '·' ~ r' . .· G.a.lli~'s deputy .auditor .retires . .. . GALLIPOLIS - A woman who· · auditor when Dorothy Condee . , GALLIPOLIS -The Dally Sentinel, Galllpolls Dally 'rribune and Point Pleasant Register will not be publ~Md on Tuesday to· allow empioyees to obServe tile July 4 holiday. Normal ho~rs of · • operation for t~ Olilo Valley Newspapers will reswne • Wednesday morning. . · :;State to accept ,_ ",..· ., . --Area news . ' . ' ·· AS CASHII . I'UA$ANT VALLE.Y HOSPITAL Valley Drive, Point Pleasant. W.Va. 25550 . i l' J •• '•' ·I' ' �. Pega . Ponteloy-Midclapor1-Gallipolis.:.: " ~·!·:O~h=io~_~Poi-·...Pieasant_.:---:·~w~·-~V~a:,~-, .A-6-Sundey"Tmu Sentinel EAStMAN'S.. ·. Your Independently Owned. r ·;,...;: ··. , Low-Priced Sup~rmarket · lrl1vPius' · . : ~!MuLcH • · nver ·CYPRESS ·MULCH . ' it; ' ~ ~s · 99 D . BUY ONE-1 LB. PIG. OSCAR MAYER MEAT WIENERS 20;22 LB. AYG. FREE! EACH FOODLAND HOT DOG & HAMBURGER BUNS 8 CT. PKGS. •HOlE mu llENTUCIY BORDER u : t. . neighbor children to the nearest · ·.. fireworks display. · Whether you live In a large city or rural community; whether you're from · Illinois,. Oregon, Arizona, Florida, Rhode Island, Ohio or any of the other:50 states; thelo-backbone .. of the Fourth of . July celebration is the same. In Melg$ County, the comml!nl' t!es of Racine and Rutland have ' long been · the headquarters for • • local July 4th celebrations. Both Racine's and· Rutland's hometown celebrations have been going tin for , s ~nd years, and i both were rted by their ·I respective i5 lunteer fire departments. Four years ago, Middleport • • revived their own hometown Fourth of July celebration after · a bout a 29-year absence. And other ci:>mmunlt;es in the area are also planning events In conjunc:!on with the Fou_rth. This • means that this year. as in years • past, area residents will ~lave much to choose from in the way of Fourth of July a.ct!v!t!es. The 1989 July 4th activities In I Racine have been described as • .,I ' 'the best ever . " Again sponsored by .the Racine Fire Department and ladles auxiliary, the celebta• .I •.· .... f. tlon will begin on Monday with a • two-day street Garnlval. . ThE\ I I HOMEMADE _, . It takes a lot of helpln& hands the fire department, combine efforts to do their carnival wlll be located near Star I · Mill Park and rides for children share of the Ice cream making work. The fire to make 75 gallons of homemade Ice cream. From I left to right, Jack l,yons, of the Raclcle Fire department and auxiliary will .b e seiUng bar· and adults w!ll be available all bequed chicken, Ice cream, and other refresh· day on Monday ;~nd Tuesday. Department, Emma Lyons and Kay Hobnan, of menta on the Fourth of July. lhe ladles auxiliary, and Thorlelf Bentz, also of Racine's annual parade wlfl I start at 10 a.m. , after forming at 'I Southern .Junior High. At 9:50 School. with abou1 20 workers Entries are to be at the park by-11 While the M!ddlepor1 Fire Dea.m., also at the junior high and taking turns on the cooking . a.m. and the show w!!l erid at 6 partment Is setting off the just preceding the parade, the This ox roast tradition, started p.m. fireworks, boaters on the river Southern High Marching Band some .30 years ;j,go, has grown But wait! - there's more. are setting off roman candles and the Racine American Legion into a big event that is looked From 1 to 3 p.m. Country Blend from the decks of their boats. The will begin the PJitr!otlc holiday forward to by ·the area res! dents. will be performing country roman candles go from 50 to 100 with a flag- raising ceremony . If you're thinking, gee - 1,000 music from the 50's and 60's and feet In the air. Gilmore says: with I At 11 a.m. at the fire house,.the pounds of beef Is .a lot of -meat, from 3: 30 lo 5:30p.m. there wlll the village's fireworks as a firemen and ladles aux!J!ary will well - you're right, but accord. be country rock music by The canopy over the smaller dis: begin serving barbequed !ngto the ladles thatf!x it, there's Bel!evers. Th.e Reflections w!IJ plays. 400 to 500 feet In the air. chicken. homemade Ice cream ' not very much left when the day perform gospel music from 6:30 Gilmore anticipates that again and other refreshments . winds down around 10 or 11 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., followed by the this year, Middleport fireworks And old-fashioned games. for that night. In addition to the ox Wyoming Wolf Band from 8 to 10 spectators wilJ be lined up and ·" children and adults, w!ll begin at roast. thete . w!ll be hot dogs, p.m. The days a-ctivities w!ll .down both the Ohio and West 1 p_.m ., also in the area of the fire sloppy joes, and drinks. conclude with fire works. Virginia sides of the river ' 'as far house . The day wlll get under way So don't sit at home on Tuesday as you can see," RC Cola · has ·teamed up this With the parade at 10 a .m . ·and say that you have nothing to If you're Interested in a tractor year with the fire department to Trophies w.UI be awarded somedo. because the lolks in Rutland pull and steak cookout. then co-sponsor the Racine . River time around noon and this year have made sure that there w!IJ be ·Reedsville Is the< place for-you on . ~ Race, a new idea in the format of there will be a special V !etnam plenty of run and excitement rot the Fourth of July. .• the Anything that Floats but a Veterans float. · and a bicycle everybody. . . The Reedsvllle Volunteer Fire Boat races that are ·popular In decorating conies t. The persori The fourth annual Middleport Department w!ll be sponsoring .c ommunities. llorderlng the Ohio with the best decorated bicycle celebration w!ll feature a pa· · the event at the fire house and take home a $50 savings bond .River. The race will start at 2 rade, entertainment and a any_one can participate. from the Pomeroy .C!v!tans. p,m. at the Racine beach. ·" bigger and better'· fireworks The tractor pull will begin at 10 Ani! at 7:30 p.m.. a free Following the parade, Shirley display . a.m. with a m!rl!ma! registration musical show w!ll be offered at Quickel's Dance Company will · Roger W!ll!ams, Middleport . fee and the steak cookout w!.l Star ' Mill Park. followed at 10 perform and after that the recreation director,- is asslsdng begin at noon. also at a nominal p.m. by fireworks: This year's Rainbow Cloggers and the Mid- Middleport Counc!lman Bob Gll· price. . • fireworks display will be held at night Cloggers w!ll do their thing. more, who has been ill, in the Ifthlssoundsg6odto you-ca!l Star Mlll Park, which borders the All of this activity should wind up final preparations for the Rick Barringer, fire ch ief, where . Ohio River , instead of at the around 12:30 p.m. · · observance. · he wor.ks, at li al!ey Lumber. ·.,.. junior high where they've. been A pie baking and cakedecorat· In Pomeooy . the Chamber of The parade will start .a t 6 p.m. !ng·contest w!IJ be held with all held in the past. and move through town to the Commerce. is sponsoring a July 4 entries to be at the park by 1 p.l)'l . One are a of Meigs County that Dave Diles Park. From 7:30 to concert by the popular , ; has always provided Fourth of The pies can be of any kind and 9:30 at the park. the Shady River ColumbuS-based !\O's and 60's : : July activities is Rutland, at the theme for the cake decorat· Shu!!lers and Bob E$tep and the group. Phil Dlr1 .and the Dozers .. . leas !.for the past 30 some ye11rs. !ng is "Patriotic. " · Prlz~s for the - Western .Travelers Band will The concert starts at 9-p .m . at the The affair is sponsored by the pie contest are $25, $15, and $~0, perform. The "bigger and bet- . Pomeroy Football Fi eld and It's Rutland Fire Department and and for the cake contest, $50,$25, ter" fireworks display will start reported that th e >;roup will be !i's ·ladles auxiliary whO have and $15. There is no entry fee and at 9:30 p.m. This year 's grand debuting a new album. done so as long as the celebration : the pies and cakes w!!l be display is valued at $4,800 and is ~ So celebrate the Fourth of july has taken place. auctioned off later in the day at 6 "being paid for through contr!bu- the hometown way . Spend the •• Preparation for the day long p.m. tlons from. community groups day relaxing with family and . event begins one week In adIn addition to the pie and cake and businesses, and from the friends. Enjoy the music, the / vance with the ladles auxiliary contests there will also be a w!llage's recreation fund . local parades and the fireworks cooking the beef for the ox roast. flower arranging contest which Counc!bnan Gilmore says Mid· displays. And don't -be embar• • · · th Approximately 1,000 poun<!s of will be judged by the public for a dleport's display is unlq ue be- rass~d to shed a tear or two. OLD GLORY - Tbe Stars and Stripes are Dying lilgh over · e beef are cooked in 12 hour shifts nickel a vote for the winner. the cause the fireworks "arc up over .. That 's what hometown spirit and Ohio River this Fourth of July. Someone has lopped the· at the Rutland· Elementary arrangements can be of any kind. the river" from Diles Park. the Fourth of July are all a bou t. Pomeroy-Muon bridge with an American flag. . . . . . I ... .' ., BOLOGNA ·.7 .C)C - ~ volunteers of an active organ!za· tlon or employees of. a local business, had enough hometown JULIE E. DRLON spirit to take the itme to bu!ld a Times-Sentinel swr float. · · POMEROY - If Christmas is. Patriotism dwells In the heart. t)le holiday to spend at home, And sometimes If takes a tug at ihen the Fourth of July is the · holiday to spend wl.t h your . the heart strings to release those patriotic feelings which for many hometown. !lest assured. All across the United States, home- · people, go -straight to the eyes. Ask any man who has helped a town folks will · be gathering giandch!kl deCQrate a bicycle along. sidewalks and waving with red, white and blue crepe flags as they walt for hometown . paper and then watched that parades to pass by . And for some youngster ride ' the bike down hometown spec1ators. the patrioMain Street in the Fourth of July tic spirit of such Fourth of July parade. holiday activities has been The Fourth of July is as much a kno\vn to ·touch ihe heart and family · holiday as Easter and · bring a tear to the eye. Thanksglvlni. For many faml· What Is It about the Fourth of lies, the Fourth Is a day for a July that makes people .,senti· backyard barbeque and home; mental? Is It . patriotism !or a . I . made Ice cream. For other ·great nation that comes to mind families, thebarbeque and homeas the local high school band made Ice cream come from an plays · the Star Spangled area fire department · a nd ladles·. Banner? Or Is It the courage of auxiliary. And after the meal, · the nation's founding fathers that there's always tbne for softball ·one ponders while watching t!Je or badminton or 'volleybalJ with annualpar,ade? · cousins and friends. 'Maybe. Then in the evening It's time to But more than likely, It's pride load blankets and lawn chairs in In the students who play In the the trunk of the car or back of the local band th<jt causes a few wet truck, and tl!.ke tl]e family and eyes. And prlde in knowing that ' members of a particular church. •· .WATERMELON \ 2. 1989 By ISANCY YOACRAM and RED RIPE GO ONE 8 Hometown ·holiqay: flag-waving; .·heart.war~tng 3 CUBIC .fOOT BAG ' . iattirttl Section July • ·. • FRESH CHICKEN BOB EVANS Leg Quarters .F.arm Sausage Banquet Chicken • ' 1 LB. ROLL . 28 oz. IONEUSS (HUCK ·STEAK ARMOUR 10 liS. 01 1111111 HOl DOGS ' . . 12 (1I. PKG. , ~. • • • • • • 1 FO.ft!ND.,. • • • • • .. · " •. "The·Hor orner!" • I, , TENDERBEST ~l69 ' ., ' · LL· ' Pork 'n Beans · . • C . 12 •• LIMIT 1 . . P~REXPIRES FAMILY WITH COUPON 7/1/11 oz.. 1s oz. " CANS · PKG. ADDITIONAL PURCHASE&-81" . LUZIANN£ 12 PACKS TEA BAGS $269 $249 100-CT. ! Sugar ANGEL son. 69 j .. .-. -. . A t11lhk full of memoriel~p the.past alive for Rutland man · Toilet Tissue .· I ..' . ROCKY TOP BIRnE · wlll . SHOWBOAT ; , •i 4 CT. ltO.l l 34.5 CAN :.5LB. oz. sale at his Rutland home, and By CHARLENE HOEFLICH started packing for a vacation Times-Sentinel Staff trip to Alaska. RUTLAND - There comes a That day he literally opened a lime In everyone's me for · "trunk of memories." reminiscing. trunk was filled with For JoiJn Brogan. Sr •• It carrie mliffii~•1_:; of his three year stint on June 16, the day he finished (Civilian Conserva: sorting out .thhigs for an auction BAG . i " .. . .. ' oWe 11- The.Right To ·• · ·· ·, '· .. •USDA Food St8m"* GIICIIy AcOiptM •Not ll..ponetbliFor Typogr1phlc.l Errore Urn It ·Ouintltl• •Prlo.ie Good tliru S-eley. July 8. 1989 ,... .' ,.. . . " \. Au DRBIISED UP.:.. 'l'bll uaUoriil II aDIOJII the CCC IOUvenln of John IJnlan, Sr: He' a not only uxto• to dllplay It but willing, even on a hot_,Jay, to piat It on ud , _ for 1 pldure. I · . lion Corps) which took hbn from than to get all dressed up in these baslc·tra!n!ng at Fort Knox, Ky . and pose for a picture . to Idaho. New Mexico, Nevada In fact he recently did just that. and California, building roads for a professional photographer and fences and fight-Ing forest and now proudly displays the fires along the way. large portra!tln the living room Fifty-five years ago yesterday, of·hts rural Rutland home. July 1;_1934, he entered the CCC Brogan Is kind or a "rough and serving until Oct. 29, 1937. Since tumble" guy who's enthusiastic then he has attep,d ed many a·bout lite, doesn't give age a reunions of his CCC buddies and second ·thought, .hunts, fishes, in Au'g~~st w!IJ ' be traveling to and loves · to dance and can be Akron for another one at the · seen on many a Saturday night at Goodyear Recrea11on Center. tl!e RUt11!nd Legion hall clogging Born In a one-room ISJg cabin In l!ke crazy. the h!lls of West VIrginia, Brogan · He says in his opinion tll,ere 's aescr!bes himself as a "poor nothing worse than a liar, a *tel, boy" who started working when or someone who won't work. He's he was 11 and really "got a convinced parents should do a break" when he was accepted better job of teaching their kids . Into the CCC at 17. · the work ethic, and says he an.d He especially remembers the hls wlfe·d!d just fine with thelrl6 weeks when the boys .worked on (yes, 16!) which included three moving two mountains ,of cryssets of twins. . talll2ed .salt from Lake Meade so Three of · the children are that .Boulder Dam (now Hoover deceased and the other 13 are Dam) could be built. scattered all over the country. Among his souve~ · Irs in the Then there are 26 grandchildren trunk are a sheet of tographS and 12 great grandth~ldren; so from his buddies in 1 36, a group . for Brogan there's never a dull photo from '34, his first aid kit, a momeni, nor a lack of places to thimble and sewing kit which visit. was Issued during basic training, In fact, when leaving Meigs a tooth bru&h holder, and 11 County Brogan planned to visit . variety of other thlnp be col- relatives In several states as he lected during bll three yean of headed northwest In his brand CCC travel. ,, new pickUp truck. · Then lhere's.the111111orm sblrt, In Allllka, he'll be staying with tie and hat which, by the way', a niece. Lynn Davis at Grldwood, . still fila. and a .good !rleni;J, Saundra Broean llkes nothing better Sl!uffle In Anchorage. · • ··' . \ ' . .. ·' •' 'l ' His only scheduie. now that · home in time to attend that CCC retired and .alone. is to be ' reunion !n 'Akron next month. he'~ ' .. • .. ' A TRUNK OF MEMORIES- When John Brogan, Sr. began sortlnr; thrc!ulh tlllnp for an auction llle just before leavlnr; for Aluka In bla brud new pickup truck, lie r;ot sidetracked by this trunk. Inside are his memories, •' the three years he tpent In tht> Civilian co.-rvatlon Corpe. It was 15 yean ar;o yesterday that Bror;an left for Fort. Knox, Ky. for his baale 'tralnlncln the CCC which .then opentell}IIIII~ . army replatlo•. · ' ~ ..•• I �'. ' ' . .. July 2., 1 989 Pomeroy-Middaport~Gallipolis. July 2, 1989 Ohio-Point Pleaaant. W. Va. ·. ·Engagements ,; Wells-Alli$on . . CALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wells of Rt. 3,.Galllpolls, are 'announcing the upcoming marriage of their daughter, Amy Wells, to Mark Allison, son ofr.)r . . and Mrs . · Ronald Allison, 1210 Second Ave., Gallipolis . · · The open church wedding will ·.be Mid at 2:30 p.m. Satilrday July 8 at 2:30 p.m, .at the First Church of the Nazarene, 1110 Flrsi Ave,, Gallipolis. Miss Wells Is a graduate of Gallla Academy High School and Rio Grande College with a degree In Education. . Allison Is a graduate of Gallla Academy High . School and 1~.. \ . I I 1 I Mrs. John Wtlin, 'Gallipolis, wlth .an on by Ted Flcklsen, ''Through This Door - Old Holzer Hos~tal." Purchased In memory of John mtun, It wiU become part of the pennaJI(lnt coDectlo~t at the French Art Colony. Bever13' Duakle for Empire Furniture, appears with the Betty · Geisler coatem..;,rary watercolor coUage "Spirit · Canyon," selected for a PIII'Cbaae award. ' . f GALLIPOLIS -" On June 19, First Place . for ."Carter City Way West." I jurors from D11yton. Columbus Heritage." Second place li1 pasThe following artlsls and paint· and Marietta met at ·the French tels went to Roger Chapin, ·. lngs received Purchase Awards: ' Art Colony In Gallipolis to Kingston, for "Apples and Board "Rocks at East Booth Bay," by evaluate the submissions for the That Made I be frame." Margo Adams, Russell, Ky.; 21st annual Festival Exhibit. ' In photography, M11rc Ellces· "Path" by. Don B~er, and There· were more than 200 sor. G;llllpolls, won(lrstplacefor "Gallloplng" and "Shadows .of · paintings by both amateur and "Untitled," a polaroid print. •'Dusk" by Teresa Baker, both professional artists .from which Jack Sullivan, Chillicothe, won from Kingston, Ohio; ' "Black 36 were chosen to appear In the flrstplacelnprl!)tsanddrawings Bucket" by Robert Clark, Hun· · galleries at ~ First Avenue with."Adrift." tington; "Road to VIctorian durlng the mpnth of July. Best of Show In the Profes- Manner" and "Through This Jurors were Ann Bremner, an ' slonal Division was awarded to Door-Old Holzer Hospital' : both art historian and teacher, Valdis Julia Lynne Scblarmann for a by Ted Flcklsen, Chillicothe; Garoza, art l~structor at Ma- watercolor, "Camera.:• This Is "Carter City Heritage" by Sandy rletta College, and Ric Snead a Schlarmann's second time for Perrine, G~eenup, Ky.; "Ca· sculptor. · carrying off the Best of 'show mera" by Julia Schlarmann, In the Professional Division, award. ClrclevDle; "In .the Corner" by First Place winner In watercoIn the Amateur Division, first James Dahlgran, ''TWo. White lors was Don Baker of Kingston, place · In · oils went to Karen Flowers" by Janice LeBrun, Ohio for "Path." Second place Stephens, Ashland, Ky., for "December Morning'' and Mexl· went to Mary B. COQper, Chilli- "First Awakening." Second can Market" by Bernard Miller, cothe for ·" Farm Against the place was awarded ~o Jean Hurricane; "Two Is Company" · Hills." Harbour, Huntlngton, for "West by Vally Rahe, ClrclevUle; and Honorable mention was given ' Vlrglnta ·Hms." •'Street Vendor'' by Karen Wonn, for "Shadows of Dusk" by Teresa . (n watercolors, "Two Is Com· Crown City. . Baker of Kingston. pany," by Vally Rahe, CircleThose businesses and indlvldu· Awards In oil pa\ntlnglncl,!lded vUie, took First Place. First als giving Purchase Awards a First to Robert Clark of place In amateur photography Included· Central Trust ComHuntington for "Blue Cbalr" and, was given to James Qahlgran, pany, civic 'Savings Bank, Dr. andSecondtoPatrlckA.Simsfor Washington, W.Va., for "In the and Mrs. J .A. deLamerens, Em· "Dancln" with an honorable Corner." · plre Furniture. Floyd Daniels inentlon to Ted Ficklsen for Best fo Show In the Amateur · family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard "Road to VIctorian Manner." Division, and receiving $100 In Follrod Fruth Pharmacy. In pastels, Sandy Nelson Pel" prize money was Bernard Miller McDonaids, Ohio Valley Bank, rlne !rom Greenup, Ky., won of Hurricane, W.Va. for "One Star Bank, and the Wi~emaJI . ' Agency. . . · · . . Other work selected for exhibit . In the gallei'y Include: "Win· · drow" by Don Baker. "Chanticleer'' by Teresa Baker, "Ap· proach to the Valley" by. Maty Cooper, "Emperor Cow Boy" by Gall Horton, Athens, "Patch Upon Patch" by Dava Dahlgran, Washington, West VIrginia, "Sui· phurs" by Elizabeth Swartz, Chlillcoihe, "The Chair 11nd the (See FAC, page 84) "' .. :,, . '· .,,"'t ·• .,. ,·,'i,~~:l Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Lintala assisted the curator with : . selections. They are shown with "Street Vendor," by Karen Wonn, • chosen by Civic Savings Bank. -' .· ' • THE HIGHWAY INN WILL BE .OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON [ 11 Quart "PLAYIIUtoTI"'• COOL.Ift. High 11111!801 plutlc, undwlch tr.y & hollla 111-12 oz. 08111 phd lee. 1371 · • . Gallia Cd. . .Garden Qubs - CHESHIRE - The Gallla Ctiurity Garden Clubs will n:teet Thursday at 7; 30 p.m. at Cheshire Baptist Church. It Is open to all garden.cl ubs of Region 111\rld the public . . Cheshire Garden Club will hQst the meeting. French City Garden Club will be In charge of the .program. . Speaker will be Rlcahrd Ans· ley of Columbus. He Is president of a landscape design and build· lng firm, founded In 1981. He Is a l member of the American·Associ· ·a lion' of Nurserymen, American Society of Landscape Architects, · Assoelated Landscape Contractors ·. of America, Columbus Land.s cape Association, National Landscape Association and the .Ohio ~urserymen's Association. · He Is the vice chairman of the :executive committee of Amerl· :Flora '92, an organization dedicated to horticulture and seeking 'to bring an .International floral exhibit to Columbus In 1992. fijH/} TIIIlE-ALL• 1M HOUR AIITC!MAT· . 1C PLUQ.IN VARIAIU Tlllllll. Tuma on & on a1 dl"-lllllltl dally. 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See. . Our Selection Gas Gr:ills MEN'S SUMMER SPORT COATS GIOUPIIitu'S ·FRIENDS FOREVER . So Our Employees Can Spend The Holiday With Family & Friends ~ . MEN'S SUITS . 'SPORT & INIT SHilTS Watch For Our Special Ad! .JULY 4TH both applicant and employer. POMEROY Bookmobile The Job Bank counselors Interview persons, 50 years of al!e Pnd . Schedule - July 2-8, 1989. .BQokolder, who are seeking employ- mobile Serylce ls provided In ment to prospective employers. · Meigs County by the Meigs Employers find that they profit County Public Library under by the exi;lerlence of the older contract , with the Ohio Valley worker. Area Libraries. Older workers have a better ·, Monday - Keno, 2: 40-3: 10; stability and a better record of Chester (Fire Stlltlon). 3,: 3(). .continued acceptance by em· 4: 00; Burlingham (Mobile Home . ployer once they are hired. Park), 4: ·30-5: 15; HarrlsonvUle Call the £enter at 446-7000. And (Church), 6:15-7:00 p.m. ask.for the Job Bank for turther Wednesday - Reedsville details. Our Job Counselors are .(Reed's Store), 4; 40-5: 10; ·available five days a w~kfrom7 · Tuppers Phi ins (Lodwick's), a.rn. to 4 p.m. to aulst you with 6:10.7:10 p.m.' your employment need!~. • • The best massage in town isn't in a parlor or a health club. It's at your Hot Spring Spa Dealer. · Our revolutionary·Moto-Massag~sends a ·gentle stream of water up and down your back. So you get a soothing hydrO-therapeutic ma~ge. Without moving a muscle. . Give one a test soak today. Before long, you'll find the best massage in town is right in your own backyard. -Custom ·Transfers and LeHering ...... OVAL schedule • •. _ . Grande, m'!Jorlng In elementary educ;atlon. · Bryantl'sa graduateoiSouthwestern High School and Is em: ployed by Bryant trucking. The open church wedding will take place at Gallla Baptist Church, July ~5. at ·3 p.m. A reception will be held lmmedlately following the. ceremony. at Jackson Extension A,rea on St~te Route 93. z•o __ 6emt- nnuaf.SAL ' ALL BOYS' 8-14 Florence Llnlala shows "Road to Vi.ctorian Manl!f'r," an oil chosen by Don PuUins of Fruth .Pharmacy. Ted Fickisen is the artist. · " " ' " ~·;··· tO meet .. TO . GALLIPOLI$ - The Senior Citizens Center Job Bank, po Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, is a free · employment service to assist ·summer Sale 40°/o ...• 'I IQ Job Bank helps seniors work FRIENDS FOREVER Abovt GrounH Pools Dinount Prices 5440 15' lound II' Round '' 5S25 24' ...... '695 · d- Bryant H. amri)OO . ; \ PATRIOT - Mr. and Mrs. ,' ' $ayden Hammond 9f 'Patriot · , ~nnounce the engagement and approaching marf!age of their daughter, VIcky Kay Hammond, to Joseph Alan Brya~It. son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bryan I of Rodney and Mr. and Mrs. Corbet Caudill . ·of Jackson, Ohio. Miss Hammond Is a graudate 'of Southwestern High SChOQI and . Is attending the Un(verslt~ of Rio 4th of July ' f,.· i ' WESTERVILLE, Ohio"'- Mr. . and Mrs: Cass Peloza of W~ster· ville, Ohio, announce ,t he engagement of their daugl)ter, Sandra Lynn Peloza, to Marvin. Mallory · ·..-~ · Cline. He Is the son ol Mr. and ~ ':u 1t) Mrs. MalloryT. Cline of Jackson, Ohio. - "YOUR 'COMPLETE' · · Miss· Peloza Is a ~aduate of ·-:-· . ATHLETIC FOOTWE~R Rio ·Grande College and Is a • supervisor at Medical Consulting STORE'' ·Resources of Columbus. · Cline Is a graduate of Rio Grande College and Is a sales tOA(HfS SHORTS engineer at R.A. Mueller Inc., Columbus. · GYM SHORTS • SOCKS A September wedding Is · planned at thP. United Methodist BALL CAPS • BAGS Church of the · Messiah In Westerville. T-SHIRTS • & MORE VJCK¥ KAY HAMMOND, .JOSEPH ALAN BRYANT . ~ UNTIL 9 P.M. A new addlltonlo the Holzer collection Is lhls watercOlor selected by Margaret FoUrod and her husband Richard, as a gift to the hospital. They chose "Mexican Markel,' by Bernard Miller. POMEROY - John Edward Clonch and Amandr Sue Black will be united In marriage In an open church ceremony on Satur: day, July 8, at &; 30 p.m. at the Hysell Run Church yartl. Mls~ Black .Is the daughter of Jerri' ~nd Sh;~ron Bla'ck, and Clonch Is the son of Leland and Reatha Clonch. · " -. • Pkzns complete Peloza-Cline . \ • ai SANDRA LYNN . PELOZA, . MARVJN MALL()RY C~ FAC Purchase ·Awards named : McDonald Purchase Awards. Shown here is a watercolor by :Teresa Baker, "GallopiDg." . . . e·mployed ~Y the Ohio ValleY Electric · Corp. at the Kyger Creek Station, Cheshire. Two · ~ · tings · were chosen by Shirleen Wiseman and .Gary " Roach for ~ Wiseman Agency purchaae awards. Shown wjt~ . . Roach are a .atercolor by Bernard'Miller, "Decembe~Moming, and the professional pastel, "Carter City Herl&age, by Sandy Perrine. • Mr .. and Mrs. Pat Sauber selected lour patnilngs .lor the Sunday 'iimes:Sentinal·· Page 8~3 Pornao¥-Middlapoi1-Gallipolia, Ohio-Point Pe•ant. W.Va. .... " . �" . ,. '. fJ.ga? · ~-4-Sunday ·Tm as Sentinel . OhiO-Point Pleasant' W. Va. ·. ( .. ,.., . ' - ' • ' Ask a neighbor, then call me. •.• 'J Bill Gray, public reintlou specialist for Ohio Valley Baalc, Is ~own with the photograph "In the Cpi'ner," submitted by James Dahlgr1111. The. print wlll be·given to llolzer Medical Center. .. . ' \ STORE -• HOORS ·Monday· thru Sunday - -I. - 8 AM-10 PM . ·• I . • -~ 298 SECOND ST .. ·POMEROY, OH; -•. APPOINTED TO .. AIR FORCE ACADEMY - U.S . Rep. Clarence Miller (ft.Lancaster) announeed .that Amy Jean McC!'In, a recent · graduate of Gallla Academy H11h School, was offered an appointment to the U.S. Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, Colo. McCall!, daugh· ter of Mrs. Carol Langford of GalUpolls, !'rrlved at the . , Academy on Thursday. ~ " ...•'" Galllp..it, Oh. . ,._ 4411-4290 Homo 446·4511 ,,,_, .,., ·~ ~- n•n , ••• ., We Reserve The Right To ~imit Quantities ., - bt. & Stale St. ·-.,.,,.l·"'""' ·;·l ' . ' omo.. . : Point Pteasant.'w. va. ,... CNIOU SNOWDIN c.... of Third } - - for Dan Davies·, president of Star Bank, selected Ibis watercolor :·Two is Company," as Its gift to Holzer Medical Center. The ' painting is by V ally Rahe. ' ' ·~aylsiJ more than you need to ' car , ' - ' · ' July 2. 1989 : • • J :1.... . --- ,,. ·I • •• ./ • S_F.,.Mulull .. -..-..... .. .·~ Aut-~compony HQml OffiCe: ~1011 , llinoil L. A. CLOTHING .PRICES EFFECnVE SUN., JULY 2 THRU SAT., JULY 8, 1.989 . - : ) Community happenings . , . 79.< w·ion~r.s •••••• ~·~·····!~.. (. Bacon ••••• ~ •••••• ~ .... ~~. 69 Sl 29 FlAVORITE .• July 4 contests In Rutland . . RUTLAND -In addition to the ; pie baking and cake decorating -l!i'contest In Rutland on the fourth . ~ of July, there Will also be a flower ~ · arranging conies t. The contest-Is open to the public and It will be judged by the public by a nicklea vote. All proceeds will go to the Rutland Park Fund. More Information may be obtained by calling 742-2580. All arrangements must be at the park by 11 a.m. Cakes and pies must also be at the park by 1 p.m. and the entry fee Is the cake or pie. The theme for the cake decorating contest Is "Patriotic." I ·- a;. t Harold Thompson, president of Central selected .,_ an oil by Robert Clark as the bank's gilt lo Holzer Medical Center. II is named " Black Bucket." · ...:. "'' .' .. . Best of show (amateur) was ''One Way West," by Bernard Miller. He receives a $100 prize lor his effort. FAC Purchase Awards ... (From FAC, page B2) Pussycat" .by James Dahlgran, · "Nikkle" · and "4th · of July Celebration" both by Clara Senior Center activities slated JDa•nie1s chose "Rock at East Booth Bay," by Margo a memorial by the children of Myra and Floyd Daniels the1Ho llzer Medical Center collection. GALLIPOLIS -1\.ctlvitles and menus lor the week of July 3·7, at the Senior Citizens Center, 220 Jackson Pike wUI be as follows: Monday - Yoga, 10 a.m.; Chorus, 1 p.m.; Tuesday - CLOSED Wednesday - Lawn Ch&lr Weaving, 10 a.m.; Cards, 1-3; Thursday - Bible Stu~Jy , 11· . noon; Blood Pressure ClinicVolunteer R.N:,10-noon; Herbal: ists,l:30-2:30 p.m.; Friday - Art Class, 10-noon; C1·aft Class, 1-3 p.m. Menus consist of: Monday - Sausage Patty, Hash Brown Potato, Kale, Bread, stewed apples with raisins; J Tuesday - CLOSED Wednesday - Creamed turkey, noodles, buttered broccoli, biscuits, pear halves; Thursday - Pepper Steak, mashed potatoes, green beans, dinner rolls, Ice cream and cake. Friday - Salmon patty With cheese sauce, parsley potatoes, penny carrot salad, bread, fresh fruit cup. ,Jan Thaler, curator of the French Art Colony, and fest!· val chairman, shows the best of show winner (professional) Artist . ,Julia Schlarmann' will recieV<' a $100 prize for the Haner -'of Gallipolis,_· "Dr: Ella Lupton's.Home" by Ellen Saunders, Gallipolis and "Little House on the Prairie' ' by MarUee Davis Vose of Gallipolis. · These works will be featured In the Frerich Art Colony galleries throughout the month of July during regular gallery hours and · all day untll 5 p.m. on July 4th. _ The exhibit Is sponsored in part 'b y Central Trust Company and the Ohio Arts Council and is free and open to the public. Michelle Cook is seen modeling marbelized . jeans and jaeket by L..,:E! Rutland parade RUTLAND -It's not too late to enter the Rutland fouth of July . parade. II you have not pre-reg. lstered, just show up at Beech· grove Road before 9:30 a.m. Everyone is welcome and trophies will be awarded in the park ' at approximately noon. There will be a float In the parade for · the VIetnam Veterans who wish ·.to ride on It or they may walk ,with the legion. There will be a · priZe for the best decorated bicycle and~e Pomeroy Civit.lln · ''Organlzatlo II be giving the person. with t · best ~ecorated bicycle a $.'iQ savings bond. · SIDEWALK SALEFRI.-SAT .. .-SUN. ,... 200/o·SOOfo OFF . EVERYTHING IN STORE! L. A. CLOTHING '. ' I 321 Viand St., Pt. Pleasant ' (304) 675-7842 · Wilkesville Church . • WiLKESVILLE -The Wilkes· : ville MethodiSt Church will be : having a song fest on Saturday, • July 8 at 7 p.m. There will be soul, , blue grass. gospe .?and olher groups. The ch Is on Route 160 at Wil lie. The Rev. Robert ~ el extends a warm welcome to everyone. . watercolor ' 'Camera.'' It was $8995 TAWNEY RE EDSVILLE -Olive Township Tr ustees wi ll hold a budget ·hear ing on Wednesday at 7 p.m ., . foliowed by a regula r meeting at 7:30 p.m . Both mee,tlngs will be at the home of Barbara Han num, ·township clerk. STUDIO Rummace and yard sale RUTLAND -The American · Legion Ell Dennison Post 467 will be holding a rummage arid yard sale at the Legion hall on July 6 and 7 from 8 a .m. to 4 p.m. each day, rain or shine. 424 2ND AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OH. -THE MEDICAL SHOPPE; INC. 565 JACKSON Pill GALLIPOLIS, OH. 45631 . 1614)·446-2206 Supporiii'OUP MIDDLEPORT -The Middle· port Support Group will be meeting 11n Tuesday on July 11 rather than July 4 due to the · holiday. The July 11 meeting will be held at 3 p.m. at Overbrook · Center In Middleport. Group · leader is Shirley Finley. '·· • ALL MASTECTOMY SWIMWEAR 25°/o OFPIIII { ALSO USED FOR GENERAL WEAR/1 Pool Chenicak 'IIIII S~w&n (II( 20%oFF • • Jj' ,, .. ~· ' ·;"Court llouse cloaed on the ~ · · · POMEROY - Meigs County ' Common Plea• Judge Fred "W. Crow In bas •nnounced tba.t his · office and ·-all other county_ . offices, wltb tbe exception_of 'he sheriff's office will be closed on • Tuesday, 'July 4 lh observance of . Indeyen4ence Day. . LB. . Lunch Meats ••••.••• CHICKEN $ll·9 Leg .Quarters •••••••• 49< Chuck Roast ••••••~. · . U.S.D.A. ~HOICE ·$ 89 T-Bone Steak ••••• ~. _3.. · , . . U.S.D.A. CHOICE · · _ . . ·_"'. $ 9 9 Sirl.oin Steak •••••• !·~ · 2. · · · U.S.D~A. CHOICE _. _ . __ LB. - . ' - U.S.D.A•. CHOICE. BO~~LESS · -La: . . $·] .79 ·Rump Roast-... ·~···· . .. . $ 299 Watermelon ••••••!!': _ 22 LB. AVG. . . FLAVORITE 2°/o Milk ••••••••••~~~:$1 49 3 LB. CROCK .. $149 .Shedd's Spread.... . · Rummace sale . ' POMEROY -The Carleton · Church will ,be having a rum. " mage sale in the Elberfeld's Annex on E;ast Main Street on July 7 and·S from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Leave yaur film with us for photo finishing cind get on extro HI of prints FREEl Budget hearing SUPERIOR ASSORTED Chester famUy picnic : CHESTER - The · Chester . United Methodist Women family ; picnic Will be held at the home of ' Greg and Janet Eblin, on Thurs· : day, July 6 at noon. Everyone Is . to bring a covered dish and table service. The hostess will furnish drinks. Guests are _also welcome · to go Into the swimming pool. NOW ON SALE selected as a gift to Holzer Medical Ce nter from Dr. and Mrs. J .S. deLamerens. CAROLINA PRIZE Miller reunion MIDDLEPORT - The annual reunion of the late James DoYle aild Gertrude Russell Miller will · be ·held at the Miller homeplace at 490 Grant' St. in Middleport on Sunday, July 9. The potluck dinner will begin at 1 p.m. and all relatives and friends are welcome. KODAK 5300 35 mm. CAMERA OUTFIT • . . . ., DAIRY LANE $1 .1 9. Ice Cream •••••••••••• Pork & Beans ~!~!·3/Sl BANQUET REGULAR . . . $ KEYSTONE . d c h. k oz F r1e _ 1c en •••••• ~ Apple Juice .......~:~ 99 < SHOWBOAT . 1/2 GAL. . 28 • SUNSHINE DOG FOOD -·. CAMPBELL'S SOUP • 20LI.$299 ·1o:s oz.$'/ ; Truhaervlce . · MEIGS -Manley's Trash Ser.-. · vice will be running as usual on ·the Fourth of July . - ' $2 .. �.- . •. . •- •• .. ., .-. . . .. - ;:.< i~ .. ,. . ., • -. • .. ,. ·'. - •_I. . ...... . Pomeroy-Middlaport-Gall~ill. Williamson . anniversary July 2. 1989 Ohio Point. Plen-rt. W. Va. '. • . MIDDLEPORT - Theron Dur· ham . will be preaching on W.M.P.O. AM and FM everY CHESHIRE -Davis reunion Is · Sunday morning from 8: 30...,-9: 30 Sunday,'12: 30 p.m. , Kyger Creek a.m. ·POt,fEROY - . Meigs County Clubhouse. ' MASON, W.VA. -There will Pomona Grange members will GALLIPOLIS - Walter reun· be a talent show on Sunday at the visit Gallla County Pomona ton Is SuOday, 12:30 p.m ., Rae· Mason Park from 2-5 p.m ..The Grange Monday at .8 p.m. at the coon Creek County Park. shelter registration fee Is $1 and t'he Rodney Grange Hall. Meigs 2. . event Is sponsored.·by ·the Mason CGuntians 'Will be presenting the Youth Advisory Council. · · literary progr;tm. RODNEY - Faith BaptiSt . . MIDDLEpORT - The United Church will have special patrlo· MONDAY Mine Workers Women Suppor· tic service, Sunday 10:45 a.m. RODNEY Pomona Grange ters Club Local l~. 1890, and and 6 p.m., "Remembering the meets Monday, 8 p.m. , Rodney will hold a meeting on. 1957 Cost of Our Freedom." Grange Hall. Program by Meigs Monday at 2 p.m. at .General KANAUGA - Evangelistic County Pomona (}range . Hartinger Park In Mlddlepor~ service Sunday. 2 p.m., K'nauga Members brllng potluck Election of officers will be held. Inter.es~d wives are urged to Roadside Park, wlth •. tlie Rev. refreshments. 13ob Persons. RACINE - Racine Village attend. will meet Monday, 7 SYRACUSE . - ·. The Sutton SYRACUSE .:... The Syracu~ Council p.m., for a public hearing on lbe Township Trustees will meet Church of the _.N~rene wlll observe It's 60th annlveraary on 1990 'budget. The budget will be Monday_ev~ning at 7:·30 pm. In . on July 14, Copies of the .. the Syracuse municipal bul!d!ng. Sunday. The speaker wm be Dr. adopted __ _ budget will . be . avalla!lle for · David Cu!Jte. from . the ·Mount Inspection after July 5, at the POMEROY -The Meigs High Vernon Nazaren~: College. A village clerk's residence and the School Band 'Boosters meet potluck dinner will be held at the Racine Department Store. · Monday at '1. p.m. In the band fellowship hall beginning at 3 room. p.m. with special music. Rev. POMEROY - A special meet· Glen McMillan Invites the publiC. --- --- --- 1\IR. and MRS. BILL WILLIAMSON l()(}th birthday be n·o· • RAClNE -The annual Leo· nard and Susan Jane Roush reunlonwlllbeheldSunday·at the Free, c!othing ·day set 6y Action agency . ,, Package protection for your business. Diddle Jill Bias, Beth Vinson; Tamara Rolland, co-captain Rachel Utile and Lacy Hash. Below are Klity Swain Rumley, Devon CottrelL Lacy Hash, Sarah Halley, . Ashley Fraley, Jessica Mitchell, Jaime Davidson, Alicia Riedel, Kim· berly Riedel and co-Captain Becky Little. Not pictured are members Elizabeth Vass and Kelly · Scott. · TO PERFORM IN FESTIVAL- Sweet :t'hlngs, Ohio State champions and 1989 National Grand Championship drill team from GalUa County, will perform foUowing the July 3 talent show at the River Recreation Fesdval in Gallipolis. They were featured Saturday on WOWK and have made appearances at the Huntington MalL Pictured above are Tonya Justus, Ivy Davis, Kedran .. J SUNSTAR SElVES GARDEN TRACTORS . Aflilabitln 14-11;..116 20 H.P. • Modtt .(SunS~r 20) ./ • HorHponr 120 hp) Business Insurance by MQtorlsts. ,.. : . . Pie baking ·contest I 989190 aU.IItytng Member • Ke)leltctrlc tw1 • Auto mltlc triFlsmlssion. PACESEITER No .:JiJIChing . Infinite speed choice. • -42 " , 48" or 60" shalt-driven mower available. ANte-mounted to fOllow ground contour. · • Tlght26"turnlng radius , • Fult-tlnie POWer tletJi flil: • ,• Ou<~l pedals to aid tight t urn•; two. BUSINESS HOURS: Monday thru Friday 8:00 A.M.~4:30 P.M. tranM.l_lsslon speed ranSI••; and dlf· ferenllatlock for add itional traction . • H lgh·back, thlck<ushionad .!EIIII. • Fully enclosed engine. • Shall-driven attachment s for dependable ' power trl!ll'lafer. '\ • . • Electric PTO. Engage and d ! s~ngage · attacnmenta w it h flip of a swttcn. • Hydraulk lilt, ral&e and lower LAMBERT INSURANCE AGENCY attachments ettortle"ty. .: . woodmen picnic set · toroot untll-t. t, tllttoquOUIIocl buy~~~. 115 EAST SECOND POMEROY, OHIO ,~ ~ 1-~.You. Motorists hsl.rancE:j • knQI.N us. REED'S COUNTRY STORE' . 4tlo I MAIN IEEDSYill, OHIO . PH. 378 6125 or Speeial Oecasion DARWIN -The Modern Wood· men annua l picn·ic will be he ld on Sunday. July 9 at 12:30 p.m. at the north bound park on Route 33 near Darwin . 1 Special recognition will be. !(iven to Fra nk O'Brien, Denver Rice. and Clarence Story for their communit y work and YoJdh meeting 992-6641 ' Snlnga Up to '1500. no paJIMI1ta. no lw. .· '.* . . HOURS Mon. & frl 9·1 Tuos.-Wed..Thurs. & Sat. 9-S service. 2995 Everyone is welcome to at, lend. Those attending are asked 10 be ing a covered dish a nd lawn c hair HASKINS-TANNER · 332 Second Avenue GoHipolis. Ohio · Mf'rt.or W1•nr Siru·t• 18()6" VIi Nor~ Offer AHeart Care Canter" . .we Care· About Your T~CABE · OFYOUR t-Jealthl time. I OAT BAANd·" ., , part of ft ecommen cu h \p Oat Bran l5 0 \ e~{ cnotest~o\ d~h tO o.bie a \ow-fat, \oW" hoteaterol \evel•l· J cWwo.v to ~ reduce $C!tUm c are a tu.aty ; \Un Y Oat Bran utb\~:~t of this product. . y the benCJiU Cf\10 PRODUCTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE . AT THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP... VITAMIN Ed need !or 0 increase People maY have a sobstitutini!, Vitamin£. \f thdyfare for saturated ffat~ 1 unsaturate ~ts \ the life o t ~ y in E helps pro ong nsiblc for • Stop In and Let . Us Help ~\~ cells whic~ :uh' rbt~- Vhami~ E . g oxygen IO t c. f om Oxidnuon. canvm 1 rOtect tlssuea r also he ps P . . ' ·. You a LECIDI lNo and source 151 . h' is a natura\ emu ·uet ds \( is usc d by Today! ~~~~Uaturat~ fatty! ac~~~\es at the .. _. o ~ ~.J to uansport at • the rx:JUV cellular \e..,t:\. Lo<f It aren't enough to When diet and e~c~e\5 in the b\ood, reduce chokstero u ;are often rec.o~n dictatY ,opp\emcn pPlemcnts have h ...... ndcd· Maolny resca.rth in t ~ ,_ b'ecr c~ca . ist: "\tnll -~ the 'uo!Jhcart care. mbol in area h' H eart Care sy ....~ . t.ook {Of t " t of your nca_.. (~ v~taro.\n &:pan:cl~ \dentif&es the . J --.I druR. stQ.l • hich rnav ato both~ ol wpPiemcnu w all hc>lth HAVE A YANKEE DOODLE . DANDY FOURTH ... -- . MAGNESIUM CALCIUM AND NC WITH Zl •. h 1.int helps to With so· much entertainment being offered in our area, a part of this year's observance of the Fourth of July, there , will be plenty to enjoy. rHave a gooq time, but above all, do have a ~·safe and sane" July 4th while you're taking in all of the activities: We sincerely wish you the best of health during the celebrations marking the freedom ahd in~epen~ence we all enjoy in our gre.at nation. We do want .to remind y9u, ho.wever, that Veterans Memorial.is a full service, 365 ~ays a year hospital that stands ready to serve you around"the clock . should any health problem develop. · · We're your hometown hospital. We're as ·:down home" : as Moin and apple pie. We,. take pride in our well-trained .. professional staff which .serv~s as a·family in taking care of your family. Not only that- but our hometown hospital is , . readily accessible to your famly arid frierids.lt means a lot to have that support close by during· an illness . ~ <\: • The Sul!llay · Ttmes·Sentlnel regards weddings of Gallla, Meigs and Mason countie~ as · ·news and Is happy to publish wedding stories and photographs · without charge. . However, wedding news must meet general stand;~rds of(tmell· ·ness. The newspaper prefers to publish accounts of weddiQgs, as · soon as possible after the event. To be published tn the S1:4nday . edition, the wedding must have. taken place within 60 days prior to· the publlc,atlon. Material for Along the River mustberecleved by the editorial department by ' • Missionary So ~an~ calcium ls auD'\o'a.ted hyptrtrnsion. t&on __ .a . \: of Jcve piOI inc~cascu m . ~utnuon heart care and over . . 0 :. ' ' . '. ' , Auxiliary_to .. "Oo;a'Foo• It Oar Steeialty" Bar-B-QUI Chicken·and Rib~ By the Dinner or the Bucket . · .... .' • ••• . Includes: Cole Slaw, Bok.. leans, Fresh Dihner Rolls IJnd Soft Beverages. .. . . ., ' OR ~ 15.·pc. a;&.Q.' Chicken meet · With Hcilf·D~zen Fresh Dinner <tolls . .. POMEROY ..,.. The ·Ladles · Auxllla~y of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, 2171, will not meet on July 4. Instead, the auxiliary will· meet on Jllly 18 at ' 8 . p.m. Members are asked to brlng ~a covered dish . tp the July 18 meeting. . ••• .15 pc. B·BQ Chicken or Bucket of Ribs for Four ' S1095 ~ ••• " ~ ·t ••• 1st house on · -. , Hours: Georges (reek Rd. off 11:00 AM. till B P.M. Bulaville Pike, Gallipolis Closed Mondays ~ . ' • 20Dfo·30DfooFF SPORTO C~NVAS . SHOES 20% OFF ' " Inc. "MODULAR HOMES SINCE .1970" MODEL HOME LOCATED ON THE AFFORDABLE AMERICAN DREAM ... of ~ty !D pay. ,GAWPOUS ' · . · 414 Second Avt. 2nd Floor 446-0166 IISO to S100 MOnday· Friday .. 1130 te 12 Soturdor • CloiM Tlllndor · · ART LEWIS STREET IN ·GEN.EIAL H'iRTINGER SUBDIVISION MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MODEL OPEM 1:00PM-7:00PM MON. THRU SAT., OTHER HOURS: BY APPOI~tM~N;T ' ' 6 LOTS.AVAIUIU IN ..DDLEPORT, OHO I • ,AY A. NO IIAL ESTATE TAX FOI 15 YEllS~ I'- -LAIGE COUNOY LOTS ON. IT. 33 . NORTH AVAILAIU SOON. . • Our Model Funishlcl by Ingels Furniture, ~leport. Olio 1..---.. .;.,._,:_:,F:.:.·.:A__.;_M_I_L~Y~RO .: M~S, INC. P:O. BOX 2 h7 l-614:992-247·a ' • ' .. .. . ' Ortd ·Openl•t Speeial $1''49 5 .- ~ . Sandwiches, Daily.lu;tch Specials Homemade Pies Also ~v-ailable ·Picnic Baskets Filled to Order . ROCK SPRINGS - 'The Meigs County Pomona Grange will meet Friday, 7:30 p.m., at the Rock Springs Grange Hall The fifth degree will be exemplU!ed In full form . All offl(!frs are. asked to dress In black.and white. Hemlock Grange Will f erve refreshments. . . · . 446·2000' ~· 9 WEST SHOES 'C onfidential Services: ' Birth Control V. D ••Screenlng Cancer Screening Pregnancy Testing . : POMEIOYs • 236 E. Main st:, 2nd F~ ; 992-5912 . ·. ... .- ls30 to 5s00 ~y-Fridoy ~. Clontl Wl... sdor .. FOOD SERVICE CARRY-OUT ••• • 20%-50%oFF . OF SOU1HUST OHIO .' . ·:Fields Country Bar-B-Q.ue · v' .. · HANDBAGS . PlANNED .PAIErGHOOD .. SATURDAY, JULY 1ST ,~ Family Home~, Sliding fit scale. No - ,.,... ..tvicas - ~I 'ORAND OPENING. Grange meeting · Family Planning It· Makes Sense ••• . ,, WORLD TRAVBLERS Glri Sooute from Troop 1806 went ·tq Our Ciillet, a Girl SCout World Center In Switzer· . . land; with overnlgbt sto)ll In London aad Paris. Taking y.e · ·trtp were Ginny Day, A'my Grube, Eri~Ja HanDing, JennUer Harmon and Alllla WaJ. ton. whh advllora : Angela Walton and Ruth F1nley. 'lbe 1f.day trip was coordinated by Mary Lou KID&, fonnerly of Galllpolla. Empliuill is In meetill& other scoutS and Girl Guides from around the world and partlclpatln& In the pro~m's activities. ' as the old expression 'goes , · WANT ADS ARE JUMPING WITH BARGAINS service ·HARRISONVILLE -The Har· dsonvlile Hollnes's Chapel will be having. missionary · service on Wednesdii'Y at. ·7: 30 p.m. with speaker, the Rev. Steve Sl)over. Pastor David Ferrell invites th,e public. d Magnnlum Wit ·lc fu m:ttu n . Cal.d u~ a~rmo\ )\cort and ;~~d (onsumP"" malnta~udie& ,ugaett t~Dt r ~ith · an ' SPIING & SUMMER Thursday, 4 p.m., prior to the date of publication. · .. Photographs of either the bride or the bride and groom may be published with wedding stories, If desired. Photographs may be either black and white or good quality. color, billfold size or larger. Poor quality photographs wlll not .be accepted. Generally. snapshots or Instant-developing photos are not.of acceptable quality. Questions may be directed to · the editorial department from 1 to 5 p.m, Monday through Friday at (614) 446-2342. . " 20!1/o TO 50% OFF :· _.......__-----:_Wedding policy·_..;..__ . . . Siini·Annual Clurtnee · Sale We offer complete tuxedo rental ser· vice to help Y _9U look your best on that special dav. $ PIICED fiOM .. By BOB HOEFLICH Speaking of Mlnelll, he makes POMEROY- Now that WAS a ;Such a super Impression as the lovely way to spend an evening. · guest conductor for the Commu· n•verslty Band. Having served I write, of course, of . the asdtrectoroftheOhloUniversity concert . .by t~e Band for so many years, Minelli Ohio Un!lrers!ty has earned a highly regarded Communlver public lmage-noonecanseem slty Band on to remember who preceded him Po me r o y ' s ai the university. , , Court St. ThursObserving and hearing the. · day.evenlng. . · concert ·rrom Qulckel's· steps, Talk about perfect weather for . watching between the . legs of · the,event -it coul!ln't have been Gerard's tripod seemed like a ordered up any better- sunny novelappoach. ton:e.Aton~polnt but cool enough so that the large ·r-·reallzed that I'm glad I m not FRENCH F . THORNTON· audience on hand· could concen· .Joe Clark and have to worry trate on the music ~ather than abciut replacing the light pulbs on • how hot they were.' It was the top of his building. These light up fourth annu11lappearance of t,he the Goessler name at the top of band· in Pomeroy and It has been ··the structure. , . · . pretty torrid on ~orne of tliose I thought the band selections ~o · ~ed occasions. . presented were varied and tm· l.' ~ The music was exceilent- and presslve. While I !1S peclally liked ' I was amazed at the neat rows of the medleys from the musicals, BRADENTON, Fla. - F~ench folding chairs that just seemed to Glgl and West Side Story, not to T . Thornton, formerly QfGalllpolis, now living l~)'lradenton, Fill. , . take shape.like they had been set mention Glenn Miller q~edley up on Court Street hours before arid how can you go wrong with w!U observe his 100th blrthday,on the ~oncert. People were, of that.;... I must admit thatbest of Juiy 8. . . course, urged to .take their own .all- 1 liked the New Orleans · . He resides with his daughter, folding chairs so they could be . funeral music. Now Is that Mrs. Louis (Sue) Ondre. comfortable lor th,e co ncert morbid or what?' The Glenn Cards will reach him at 7916 and It worked. Miller medley brought on the 22nd Ave. West, Bradenton, Fla. The B.W. -some writer used . urge to get out there In front of . 34209. ·• that term years ago, was It Earl the band and jitterbug. However, Wilson? -and I discovered we · • the B.W. Is ·a waltz person so I were folding chalrie8s last had no partner. Now where were 'summer when we were asked to you Jane Warner'(, <>n the other firing our own folding c.halrs to·a hand, my vague sense of Modern Woodmen· oi America propriety told me that would not event. However, we muddled be a good !hing to do. . CllESH IRE - The Galllathrough · that gathering by However, In regard to my Melgs · Community Action · playing · musical chairs · with preference for the New Orleans · Agency will hold Its free clqthlng · others at tenillng who at times left funeral music. do be advised that day for low Income people on their folding chairs empty to r have requested . my favorite Thursday. from 9 a.m. to noon. take part In some happening. tunes from musicals of the many The Agency clothing bank Is In The thought of Investing In a BlgBendMinstreiAssoclationbe the old school house In Cheshire. couple of folding chairs arter that played - and let m~ put this diplomatically - when my time experience did cross our minds. However, a chairman was not comes. • named to make the purchase and The several people to whom I so It never happened. have passed on this request, just . RUTLAND .:_ The Rutland. Consequently, Thursday even· give me dumb little grins that Fire Department will be ha,v!ng a · ing we were without folding seem IQ Imply that I need to be pie liaklng and cake decorating chairs for the Communlver~lty hauled away In a straight jacket. contest ai It's annual Fourth of Concert - ilnd that never oc· This leaves me with the lmpres- July celebration. Pies can be of curred to us until It was time to sian that they're going to do ·it any kind and the theme for the leave the house. No problem. THEIR way . However, now tha;t cake COJiteSt Is " Patriotic." however, we sat on the side steps you have my reques.t you can Entries must be at the park by 1 at Bl!i Quickees Insurance office. insist that they do as Bob want'!d. p.m. There will also be a flower rNow this was the same location You know there 's nothing like a . ·arranging cbntes t open to the from which dedicated Paul Ge· little public pressure, It even · pubUc with ent<les to he at the rard was doing a video of the seems to be working with the flag par.k by 11 a.m. concert. SO we joined Paul with burning episode. . . his tripod and all of the video I do want you to know also that equipment in that location. Of I w'a s pretty proud of the course, .we were in Paul's w.ay. response given to Mlne!U, Con· · DEXTER - The Old De,xter but he Is too much of a gentleman .duct or Ronald P. Socclarelli, and to mention it so we Imposed upon the band. It was riot just polite Church young pet> pie will meet · ~Is good nature. You know how · applause - It was enthusiastic on ·wednesday at 7 p.m. Sul\llay . we are- give us an Inch and we (small wo11der) and ended with·a school ts at 9:30 . a.m. and everyone Is welcome. take a mile. That's the way .we standing· ovation. Nice . were and are. Th·e concert was, of course, It' didn't occur to me until free of · charge · through the : later, but out comments to eac.h sponsorship of Bank One, which other could well be InCluded In has brought the band here all therecordingoftheconcert. This four years. ~ bothers me ·a little, although ·IYep! That certainly WAS . a don't remember exactly any· , lovely way to s~nd an evening. thing I said except I did at one What with the _great music and point ask the B.W. If Charles.· thegreatweather,youcansurely : All SPRING & SUMMER Minelli Is .Liza's father. I was keep smiling. SHOES kidding, of course. will I .' • .A lovely.evening... Ina of the .Meigs Loi;al School Dis trlct -board of education will be1leld Monday at 7p.m , In the board's m~tlbg room. Purpose of the meettna will be to discuss. personnel and. to consider · any other business which may law· fully be considered Ill lhat meeting. Star Mlll Park, ·the former Shriner Park. In Racine beginning at 2: 30' p.m; Allfamlly .and . • friends are Invited. SUNDAY . CRO~ CITY ...: Homecoming Mt. Zion· Missionary Baptist Church, Sunday,. 10 a.'P·• with Rev. Dale Sanders. Lunch at · noon; afternoQn preaching · by Kyle Donnally. RUTLAND - Mr. ;md . Mrs. Bill Williamson celebrated their · . 30th weddlilg anniversary on June 21. She Is the former J ane1 Struble. In observance of the occasion they were guests at a dinner hosted by their children. Gi Its and cards werepre11ented to th e couple by those In attend· ance wh lch Included David ~ nd Cherie Williamson. ~ll'lldren. Matthew and Caitlin. Cliff and : Darla Kennedy , daughter, Kay· lee. Diana Williamson, ·. J.R. Stanley, and Alice ~truble . • .. ' observed • " • Beat of the vena ' . .J . . July 2, 1989 Community calen.tJar ., . .. " ' '. . P.OMEROY, OHIO ' �,. ' . '· . .. .. Ohio-Point Pleasarit. w. va. JulY 2, 1989 " THURSDAY IS ·SENIOR CmZEN'S DAY AT V • .•,. SIMI DISCOUNT ON ALL PURCHASES ( ~;~:-~~ r p()rts STORE HOURS MUST PROVIDE iOLDEN BUCKEYE CARD OR DRIVER'S LICENSE ' DAILY: 8 A.M.·12 A.M. CINCINNATI (tJPI) ~ Jack · Armstrong, just recalled from the minors, combined. with Rob Dibble and John Fra'nco on a nine-hitter Saturday to lead the Cincinnati Reds to a 6-2 victory over the New York Mets. J,rmstrong, 1-1, was called up Sl!turday from the Reds' TripleA affiliate at Nashville. He · blankecJ the Mets through five Innings, but gave up successive doubles to Dave Magadan, How -· ard Johnson and Darryl Strawbercy In the sixth ·Inning for two runs. . Dibble ·replaced Armstrong · and went two Innings, and franco pitched the final two Innings to earn his 21St save. Dwight Gooden, 9-4, was forced to leave the game In the third Inning with stiffness In his right shoulder after giving up solo homers to Barry Larkin and Kal · Daniels. · ·Larkin gave the Redli a 1·0 lead In the flrstlnnlngwlth his two-out home run over the left-field wall, . .his fourth homer of the season. Larkin also was forced to leave the game In the thlrd•' wlth 11 scratched eye. After the Reds pushed their lead to 2-0 In the second Daniels ' led off t~e third lnnlng'wtth his homer over the wall in left-center field, his second homer of the . .. .. .' . •. ·. 10 w. _OR -~ •' 9 C) ( ~ .TAVERN .HAM .(HALF HAM) YELLOW 69< .. CALIFORNIA CARROTS ;20Z. •• 5 LB. BAG s 69 (;-LB. • ... .. ~ CHICKEN LEG QUARTERS . . 5 LIS. OR MORE 4 LB. BAG ' .49<11 ~ORE ~ THOROFARE Gallipo-is B~ketball . C8nip ends . 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' England ·· for me slnce·I 1114n't been there (UPI) - John McEnroe claimed tralian Jason .stoltenber11 . thlS·year," the32-year-old Amer· hli first atralght sets vt.c tory this Chang, the nlnth·seeded Amerl· · lean said. "I've been defendin~: can teenager, dismissed Holye,r .at Wln!bledon agal!IBt Jim · champlo'n every year so I'd been. Pugh·llatllrdl!Y. sending the No.5 land's Mlgll\el Schapers 4-6, 6-3; 7-5, 7-5. . match there playing the opening seed Into the 1fourth·round. always." Navratllova, the second seed. McEnroe, a formel' three- time Navratllova joins top seed and Wimbledon winner, wop· 6-3, 6-4, rolled .over unseeded Provls 6-0, · defending champion Steff! Grat . 6-3 In the third rciu)ld and Magers 6·2 to join French open champion In the round oil•. Graf,-who last surprised Shriver 2-6, 6-2, 12·10. Michael Chang and Mats Wlyear ended Navratllova's run of Shriver. who has dramatically lander as third-round winners six consecutl~ ·Wimbledon tl· Saturday at .the AJl England reduced her singles play to 'l'RIBUNE LAUNCHED -' The USS Tribune, Gallpolls for the "Auytlllq That Float•" contest ties, earned a fourth-round berth concentrate on douliles, doml-' Club's $5.3 million tournament. Jauached by several employees of the Galllpollll Tuesday at 1 p.m. Tile contest Is part of the 24th In the women's brackel, Mar- nated the l!rst set with her strong Friday. Dally Trlbune,ls one of the many vessels that w!ll , annual .Jtlver ltecreatlon Fesllval. (Times· Navratllova will face anothei· tina Navratllova moved a step serve-and-volley game. Magers, make an appearance on the Ohio River at '·Sentinel photo) · Czechoslovaklan-born player: closer tO: her quest for a record who had lost to Shriver in both .' Hana Mandllkova, now ;m Aus - ~ ninth Wimbledon singles title thelt previous encounters, came trallan citizen, Ia the rouQd of16. • with a quick victory over Nicole back with agresslve net play, Mandllkova, seeted 14th, de: Provls, ·aqd Gretchen Magers · earning breaks In the first and 'outlasted l'ro. 8 seed Pam Shriver seventh games to force a decid- (eated Donna Faber of Braden- · ' ton , Fla. , 6-2, 6-4. : GALLIPOLIS - The high championships, printed material Foul sboollng- Mltc~ell Pace. In three sets. · · Ing set. . Czechoslovafda's Jana No· : . school division of the Galllpolts on sklll development and motiva- Tandra Adams Navratllova, who had to strug. McEnroe needed just one hour votrra, the No. 10 seed, downed • tion as well as prizes from a One-on-one- Chad Neal, Tan· Ba~ketbal.!. Camp was completed and 39 minutes to beat Pugh, of gle through three sets against 20-year-old · American Katrina : rrtday at the Gallla Academy drawing on the final day. dra Adams Palos Verdes, Call!. The feisty Australian qualifier Kristine :. Area merchants contributing Gl\)betrotters - Eric Lloyd, · · New Yorker: next will play Radford ·tn the secbnd round, Adams 6-3, 6·1. gym. American veteran Chris · Several partiCipants from the to Lhe camp were Carl's Shoe Tandra Adams Australian John Flt;zgerald, who looked at ease \ In ' her first . Evert, like Mci:nroe a three' Dribble elimination - Chad Gallipolis area and Gallla Store, The Shake Shoppe. Domidowned Swede Jonas Svensson appearance this year on Centre • time Wimbledon tltllst and a ·Neal, l3obble Jean Shaver County, Including 23 GAHS stu- no's Pizza and Taco Grande. Court. Sheneededjust20mlnutes 6-4,6-4, 7-6 (7-5) . Also contrlbu tlng to the camp dents, received dally Instruction X·out layups - Craig Rankin, "This Is my best 111atch here, ,. .• to rout Provls In the f!rst set, and finalist seven times, was to play · on the fundamentals of shooting, was Gallla. County Prosecutor Vallnda Neal McEnroe said. "We'll see what . was never threatened by the Anne Hobbs, tbe only Brit left In : ~ Brent A. Saunders, who presrebounding, ballhandling, offenElbow-to-elbow shooting happenes next week. I think my 19-year-Old from Melbourne In singles competition. Organizers hoped · to finish the · sive moves and the coordination ented a film on drugs and steroid Eric Lloyd, Tandra Adams concentration Is the best It's the second. . . round matches ·saturday, ' third· of team offensive· and defensive use. Winner of shoes from Carl's · Serving Into the wind, Navrabeen. It Is consistent'. though lorecas•s warned the Winning various champion· Shoe Store - Scott Jividen play from Gallla Acade~T~Y boys' ''Things worked out well today . tilova double-faulted on her first warm, humid coildltlons could Winning flve-on·flve team -.. basketball coach Jim Osborne ships during the week were I had_a couple of long matches, match point, but put away a scatterell showers In the produce and assistant coaches Roger (boys, girls) : Jason Black, Riehle Cornell, and ,now It's g0()!l to win In stinging forehand volley on the afternoon. . Three-point sboollng - Craig Nathan Mlller, VallndaNeal and Brandeberry and Lynn Sheets. next point to take the match In 48 strall!ht sets." he said. Craig Rankin · · All players received a basket- Rankin and Tandra Adams minutes. · ball camp T- ~hlrt, prizes for . Don't Forget- &ROASTED CHICKEN For Your Picnic Call · Ahead-992-3471-Savt .Tiine! 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Murray with two out In the ninth At Toronto, Mike l3oddlcker · Inning Saturday, lifting the Los ·has bl'en known .to win a few Angeles Dodgers to a 1-0 victory games wJth his off·speed pitches · over Pittsburgh and~applngthe and Mike Greenwell usually does Pirates ' six-game winning .the same with his booming bat. : streak. ButtheRedSoxduousedanew Murray began the raliy with a way to win In pacing their club to one-out single off John Smiley, ' a 3-1 victory over the. Toronto · 7-3. Mike Marshall, 1\Ctlvated Blue Jays Friday night, . Saturday from .the disabled list, . Boddllcker held the Blue Jays walked on a 3-2 pitch and Jeff to one hit through his last four . Hamilton was retired on a pop Innings before giving way to Rob fly . · Murphy :or the ninth. , . Gonz&lez swung and missed at Greenwell's quick legs Smiley's first two pitches, then sparked the )led Sox to a two-run , hit a hard smash at second rally that snapped a 1-1 tie In the baseman Jose Lind and that eighth Inning. 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Roger Morgan, , Dick • 8BNIORCAMPPARTICIPANTI-Thlearea aad . ....Iaiit coacbel Rocer ll'lllllleben7 111141 s~r. and Tu\'nplke ford of Thomas. Two teams finished tied •Owen . Sr., aDII York Ihglea hJdP ICIIool 1tucleldl prielpMed In &be 1en1Dr I.Yaa 8heetalllltruelted tile cm~pen II ........ Gallipolis wa!lgolng to give away for second place at 8 under. A captain. ...aoa of &be GaJIIpolll llllretllall Camp, wldch · maaeaver~~lllld otl!er lpe aeHedler-pe'hll& · ·a 1989 Eagle Summitt tq any one closest to the pin contest 9n WIMing awanls for closest to Frltler. DlriD1 &be camp Galla the vani&J Jew\ (Tlmee-Seallllel.,.._)' who could ace the ·par 3 n~ber number 9 was held to determille · the pin were Dale Browlni. Dick Ac.. IIIQ' · boya' ll ...etllall coach .Jim O.llorne hole, which ' nobody was thewinner.BenEwlngblthlstee Owen Jr., and Jim Frecker. aevea --' .. .. CYPRESS PINE LAYi·s CHIPS . . . . . Alaoclatlon·Sc.r amble held 'Thul'!lday at J aymar Golf ,Club. from left to right are: Jerry Tucker, Brownln1, Dick Owen .Jr. Jim RlpHhclff, aDd Jim Thomas. (Timi!II-Sentlael photo) ' . HEART SCRA&JBLE WINNERS - Team captain Dal~ Browning help lead bls team to tbe first place finish In the Melp County Heart - • • ··. • I• ,, - . '· -· ------:-:-~---,....-.......... ' �• \ Peg a .C-2-Sundey limes-S.•ti.lll Pomwoy- Midcleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. I Va. July 2, 1989 J~ly : T hree·home ·_ru~s·. propel ·Mets to ll-1 ·triumph over .Red·s . : CIN<?INNATI (UPI) - Call it · was just the third Inning and they Martinez said . t'In 1979 (when • an ' old-lashloned tltrashlng be- had . some more good hitters with Baltimore) I really thought I was going to make It and -when : cause thlll's just what 1\appneed comtag up. : to the sagging Cincinnati Reds "We've got to do something to tl\ey didn't choose ine I was turn us around," Mahll!r warned really dlsappolllted. . Friday plght. ., Three three-run homers did after tl\e Reds lost for tl\e third ~ ''My mission this year Is to help ·. almost all the ·damage With straight lime and fifth .t ime In . tills team wlil a division cham• Darryl Strawberry, back In the eight games on tl\e current home plonshlp. It I make the All-Star : lineup after a ltklay at.ence, stand. "Right now we' reworking team I'll be very pleased and • Howard Johnson, and pitcher our way back to .500 (with a 41-37 honored." : RonDarllnghammeringthelong record) , and we need to start Bob' Knepper 3-9, .gave up a . ;. balls (or the New YorJiMets !nan · wlnnlllg." ' single to Itex Hudler In the first ll·l.rout. .\ . Three dlfft:rent pitchers were · and Galarr11ga followed with. a . : " I like that," Mets manager. victimized by the ~els: power, blast over the rlghl -center field . • Davey Johnson said of the three with Nomi ·Charlton giving up fence to give Montreal a 2-0lead: , home runs. "We've got to start Darling's second homer In the It was his 1211\ homer of the swin~ the bat If we division hope to •~ catch Montreal (eastern • leader). • "It's good to see Strawberry hit the ball beciiouse he's had a bad firSt half,'.' CiWhnson said. "We : took hlril out In tl\e seventl\ Inning • as a >- p~autlonary measure : because this was bls first start in • 10 days." · Stra.w berri ... missed eight games after being· hit on the foot • by Montreal's Kevin Gross and : was batting just .223 with 15 : homers and 33 runs batted In • going Into Friday's game. : "I was a little nervous after : being outthallongimd that's why I struck out In tl\e first Inning," : Strawberry said: "When you're used to playing every day and ' you're out for some time. you get • nervous. I'm just happy! hit tl\at • homer to left center because : when I dO tl\at, I know I'm hitting : the ball well." • " !Rick) M;~hler just got the : ball up to Strawberry and he : hammered It," said Reds manager Pete Rose. "We all know : Strawberry has power and he got • the kind of pitch he can handle. : "Remember. Mahler pitched : out of a jam in the first Inning · when he struck out Johnson and : Strawberry after giving up two • hits. He didn' t throw the ball : badly exceptfor tl\at one pllcb." : Mahler, now 8-8, took over the • National league. leail for innings : pitched with 130, passing up • Houston's Mike Scot·t with 128 past six days In tl\.e sixth Inning, and Kent TekiJive serving up Johnson's 21st long ball In the ninth to give the New York Mets thrld baseman four RBls for the contest and 51 for the season. Darling, 6-5. who llrillted the Reds to six hits forelghtlnnlngs before Don Aase finished up In tile ninth, became the first Mets pitcher to slam homers In two · straight games since Tom Seaver did It In .]une 1972. He also Is the first New York pitcher to . hammer two homers In one season since Walt Terrell had three-In 1983. Jack Armstrong, 0-1 In a • previous stint wltli the Reds, will face Mets ace Dwight Gooden, 9-3, In Saturday's game. Arm· strong was recalled from Class · AAA Nashville Friday. To make room for Armstrong, pitcher Mike Griffin was assigned out· right to Nasvhllle after a week . with the Reds. In other National League games·: Expos 6, Astros 1 At Montreal, Andres Galar' raga hit a two-run homer and Dennis Martinez won his eighth game of the season Friday night, UftlngtheMontreaiExpos toa6-1 victory over tl\e visiting Houston Astros. Martinez, who hasn't lost slqce April 25th, Improved to 8-1 winning his seventh decision In a row. He allowed five hits. two walks and six strikeouts, In · 213. . · . · notching second complete gaMe · .' "I wanted to get the ball down of the season. · and In to Strawberry . bull got II Martinez shrugged aside the • up and he got all of II, " said possibility of being selected to : Mahler. the All-Star' team. • "I could have walked Straw"Yes, It would be nke to be : berry (with Juan Samuel on third . chosen for the All-Star game. but : and Johnson on serond), but it I'm not thinking about u:· •. i Pomti'OyMiddleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. ' . . ., Vacation Special .· ·For the Month of July! -FREE · . SUMMER 21 POINTS SAFETY sPEeiAL season. " Martinez threw a heck of a · .ball game," Houston Manager Art Howe said. "He's got a pretty decent slider to go with a good breaklllg ball. The Expos simply outplayed us tonight, even though we came up with some fine plays In tl\e field ." Montreal took a 3-0 lead In tl\e third. RexlhldlerandGatarraga singled, placing runners on first and seCQnd. Galarraga·was trytngtostealsecondand~udler got to third·on the play . . Tim Wallach hit a gr!lunder to • ..- - - - - · - - - - -...- - - - - -...... ~ short but the throw fr om Rafael single by Otis Nixon for a 5·0 Ramirez took Glenn Davis off Montreal lead. · The Astros got a run in the sixth ' first~ for an error. allowing when Terry Puhl's fly ball to and Hudler scored. right field was dropped by Huble Mike Fitzgerald and Spike for an error. Brooks Brooks Owen led off the fourtl\ with Into the 'fence and had to crashed consecutive singles, Martinez advanced the runners with a leave the game. (See NL CONTESTS 0!' C-4) . sacrifice and they scored on a • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.. • FRIDAY NIGHT • JUtY 7 ,. ·' CREDIT CARDS ·· DON'T BURN •••. MIDDLEPORT, OliO · 1AN .THIS. SUMMER. • .. WA{ERPROOF SUN PROTECTION ••• ' For All Types of Skin . 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Doug the floor." major In education .. Foote announced. Frederick averaged 16. points Kidwell, a 5·1Jl forward for. Signing on\iilth the Redwomen and six assists with Southeastern Western Brbwn High School, are Debbie Frederick, South In her senior year. The team was aver~ged · 24 points and 15 re- . Charleston, Ohio; Mindy Mont· 26-1 and fell in the state finals to bounds' per game In her senior. gomery, Cltllllcothe; Kerr! Kid· Kalida. Frederick's Individual cpmpalgn with the Lady Bron· .well. Hamersville. Ohio; and honors Include thlf!l team, All- . cos, Her honors Include All· Ohio; All-Kenton Trace Confer· . Southern Buckeye Conference Cllldy Ridgeway, Jackson. Montgomery and Ridgeway ence team; ·Springfield News- first team · for three years; h~lve also signed to play softball Sun Player of the Year; Dayton Cfncinnati Post All-Metro , first for ·the 1990 Rio Grande.Aeam, Dally News All·Star team; All· . team, two years; All-Southwest Foote said . . District 9 Media team; and Ohio team; and honorable men· "With recruiting beginning special menuon; All-Ohio.. She tlon, All·Ohlo. . .Ji when it did this year, I feel very 'ptayed on tlu! District 9 All-Star · "I like the school .and "its fortunate In having signed these team. · basketball program," Kidwell young ladles, who all come from The daughter of Ron and Rose said. " I know It's gOing to be 'a lot · winning programs," Foote said. Frederick, Frederick will major of hard work, but hopefully fcari "Overall, we should have a In elementary education. .. handle it." . : Montgomery, a 5·6 guard for "Kerr! Is a very good athlete good-looking team." The four join three olber top Chllllcothe High School, wa~ a · who can play either Inside or pl&yers signed by Foote: Renae member of the All-Capital Con- out~ Ide, " Foote said. "She's a ·. Beaudin of Sandusky, Gina Nor- fere~~Ce and All· District teams competitor and she knows how to rls of Kingston, Ohio and Amy and was the team's most valua- . wlh." ' Snyder, Hillsboro. ble player In tournament action. Kldwtif als<> played volley,ball . :Frederick, a 5·8 point guard for In softball, she was team and and ran .track In high ~chool. The · tllestate·rankedLadyTrojansof district MVP and won All·State daughter of Earl· and Belly , Southeastern High School. said honors. She also played fo.r her · Kl~well, she will major IIi ·eleshe was very 'comfortable with school's volleyball team. men(ai'y educatioq. : ' the campus and the program. "! "1 like the program at Rio · R.ldgeway · comes . to R.lp . . felt this was the place where I Grande because It's fresh and Grande after setting a record for wanted to go for my college offers you a chanc.e lo develop the most points scored In , pn~ education, " she said. . yourself," she said. season (343) by· a Jackson girls _,llll,IJII - Th- JOWII ladle~~, all GaiDa "The Important thing about Foote said Monteomerv comes player. The 5·3 guard also tied Academy sludenls, woueveraiawan. at the Judy Southard Lady the record for the most markers · ~erd Basketball ea.ilp at Marth all UniVe._y, wblcb concludl!d made '" one game (30) during ThurSday. DeliA Greene (left) was naml!d to thHamp1s all-star · her senior year with the . Iron team; aacl :Amy Reyliolds (center) woil the lierd Hot Shot tlUe, the Ladles. A pitcher an.d lnflel~~r In• . ' Best Defenslv~ Pla~er ·Award · aud played ~n the: .camp's, top · SOftball,her1989.baltlngaverage ~r~mace team. Gwen Elliott received the 110 Percent Award. was .347. (Tlmes-Senilllel · · "Cindy will add speed to both R.IO GRANDE -4 Two area said she became interested in the 't eams," Foote said ~ "Basketball· women have signed to play school and the softball program wise, she's a nice· gliard ani:L RT. 7 & 3Ssoftball for the R.edwomen of the after talking with Foote. . handles the ball -welL She brings LOCATED BEHIND . University of Rio Grande next . "It's nice to know someone was a great attitlldeto basketball and CINCINNATI (UP!) - Clncl·n· year. according to Coach Doug interested In me,'' she said. softball and will be an a,Ssei to the !iatl Reds owner Marge Schott, BURLILE OIL CO. Foote. Fuller also played basketball program." who has remained silent during OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEI at Symmes Valley and graduated Ridgeway said she was. at· the controversy surrounding Foote has received commit· fifth inherclass with a3.58grade tracted to Rio Grande not only Manager P~te Rose, was hospl· mehts from Becky Fuller of P~dro and Renee Lundy of point average. The daughter o! because of its closeness to home, tallzed Friday afternoon for J~ckson to play for Rio Grande. George and Linda Fuller, she but also because Is essentially · tests. Tile Redwomen, who went 3-23 plans •to major In mathematics. starting O!lt new ,. She plans . 10 The club released a short lastsprhjg, will be gui<!ed for the education, .grades K-8. major In medical laboratory statement saying only that sh~ first time In 1990 by Foote, who· Luftdy , who graduated from technology . , . was taken to Jewish Hospital fpr was named women's basketball ·Oak Hill High School.=dl . n· Her high school honors Include tes_ts, and refused to elaborate. " and softball coach In May . gulshed herself In a s mer All-Southeastern Ohio Athletic ''Marge Schotl has been admit· 2 LITER BOnLE Fuller was a rour·year league: at Minford since ak"Hill League, All·District and honora• ted to Jewish Hospital for rmitinl! member of the Symmes Valley doesrtothaveasoftballprogram. ble mention, All·Ohlo. Sl)e Is the tests," Pat Seger, a hospital li!ih School softball team and In the flve sUmmers she played dl!ugliter of Bl11, and • Claire . , spokeswoman said, "Shecameln . PIOPANE TANK had played two years for her a'S a pitcher and shortstup, her Ridgeway. . . . · .· BRA!OIDON aroiUld noon today." . FILLUP • . p' . . Y.·.. The spokeswoman said Schott junior high team. A top shortstop team lost only two games. · n'dal for.the Lady Vikings, Fuller was "Rio Grande Is nice, h's closer did not have any chest pains and, OFFEI GOOD THIU JULY 5TH 8 10 18 J.' 0 All;District for two years, AI)· to home and has what I need," GALLIPOLIS _ Fornier ·Gal· Curtis averaged 15 points, 7 In fact, walked lntp the·hospltal. Southern Valley Athletic Confer· said Lundy, who plans to major rebouiuis and 4.3 assists as state · · _,./< ence for two years and All· Ohio in elementary educatlcn. lla County native, Brandon Cur· polL Hel was one of four players e SALE e SALE e SALE e SALE'e SALE eWE .e SALE e for 'two years. During her senior "Renee will be a nice pitcher tis has recently signed a Na:Uonal who averaged _ double figures In ' • "' ld · Sh h Letter of -Intent for .a. -full !IIJ campaign. she committeu only for us," Foote sa . · e as a scholarship to Pliw:baske.tb.a llat poiJ1~S for . the very · · ;bala~ced 111 ~ Rt. 35 Henderson, WV , · , 675.,. 3331 two ·errors and had a batting great attitude towat.d · softball. Florida Int~rnatlonal Unlver- scort~~;glteaf!!. ,. " ,.. •average of .608. because, whether sh£ wins or slty, . the Slate · Unl\l~rslt:Y of · He _chose .' Florldainternatlonal ' ut . CheopestTifes Around "' "Becky Is a hard-nosed player loses, it's funforher. Shewlll be a Florida at Miami. . 1 I . . over other tnter1!$ted schools • '1)0Nr4000GoodUIIdTlru$5.00&Up :. who can take any position and do good asset to the program." Curtis, projcted the play at the '·· .Including the University of SOuth·. ~ ·• -o- ConipU1Ir lllllnet Avalllblt ,. · w:etl at It," Foote sa:! d. "She has a At Oak Hill, Lundy played on shooting guar<! position ·at the" .ern California and Florlda.A & M .~ ,,j ·-A: Frant Epd All~ $18JS Elp Ope11tllr rgrffil attitude toward softball the girls basketball team. where NCAA Division I Intlependent,' University. Curtis said !le w~s fit · -o- NlwTI,. Chtct0Ur"Prlc11 "' and plays the game like nobody sh,e averaged P points a game In helped lead , Sprlngs~ad High attracted to FlU by Its schedule. • ,o, Semi Tbw Rtdlll& Blu · ·• I've. ever seen. She has a great he~ senior year and was named to School located In Spr'",;. Ulll '"'of oppqnents, ltHamp~s ~nd (be ~ ))' Aold Strvlcl Truck Coming Soon ~ aljn, is a solid batter and .will the All-SVAC team. In addition, Fl ld T t " 06 • · school's Impressive job place- · ~ !Will F= g ive 100 percent to 'her team. she ran relays In track in her or a near (lmpa 0 consecut d 1 hi ntlcip''ated fit Owner Auctl..,_ Lon Neal ~ ManogerChrls Nul ft live GUlf · Coast Confe~ence · men recor n s a , ", . . Sht~h:i~a~h~~theJ~~~ sister so~~~~0:£eadn:u~~~~~rJ~~~-and championships his junior and field o.f 1study, hospitality e SALhSALEeSALieSALEeSALEeSALEeSALE • Jennifer attends Rio Grande, L d senior years. ·, rnana~ement. ,· · ' Janet un y. The 6 foot 5 Inch l!rospect 'FlUs 1989-90 s~hedule In· (Continued from C-2) finished his career at Spring· eludes teams such as !)epaul, stead with 1,027 points, · 54 . Geo~getown, Florida, F!orld~ ·puhl who took third on the play recorded two outs for his second blocked shots and 102 steals, State and Miami of Florida, t,heln ,. ·• , scored on a wild . pitch by save. Zane Smith, 1·12, has lost setting the school . record with Inner-city rival. eight steals In a game against Brandon Is the son of Jean • Martinez . It was the first run his last eight decisions. Gulf. . · Curtis Rinehart of Gallipolis and Cardinals 4, Padres 3 scored on Martinez in 17 innings. FOI BIB IIPUG WltOOWS Bruce Curtis of Spring)llll, ~Ia. .I At St. Louis, Scott Terry posted "DenniS Martinez was excel· ' ' . 01 \ lent on the mound, " Montreal his sixth win at Busch Stadium ltSULATED VINYL SIDING manager Buck Rodgers said. and belted a solo horne run, 'I' );: \ "lie's a real pro who works at his helping the Car<!lnals snap San ;.w SERVING OHIO FOR 18 YEARS 'cralt. lj.e's been up and down In Diego's four-game winning ' CALL TOLL FREE . his career. Now he Is fortunate streak. Terry, 6·7, gave up three enough to be at the top of his runs on nine hits In five Innings. 1·800·134-1184 Todd Worrell earned his lOth game." save. Walt Terrell, 4-11. lost his Pirates t, Dodgers 3 At Los Angeles, Bobby Bon1lla sixth straight. Cubs 6, Giants 4 snapped a sixth-Inning.tie with a , At San F:ranclsco, Ryne Sand· two-run double and Gary Redus berg snapped an 0 for 22 slump had hree hits and an RBI, lifting Pittsburgh to Its sixth straight with an RI;li single to Ignite a triumph. Bob Walk, 74, scat- five-run sixth that helped Chi· tered eight hits over six-plus cago end a seven-game losing C.IS .• Innings and Bill Landrum re· ·. streak . . Scott Sanderson, 7-6, , corded his _ninth save to extend went five-plus Innings and Mitch his scoreless Innings streak to 28. Williams notched his 18th save. .. Trevor Wilson, 0·'1, was the loser Orel Hershtset dropped to 9·7. In his first start of the year. Phlllles 4, Braves 2 Braves 3, Phlllles 1 At Philadelphia, Andres ThoHEAl JOHNNY ECKER mas knocked In two runs to give AND SANDRA WILKIN Atlanta a split. Thomas hit a sacrifice fly off Larry McWllll· VOCAL CONCERT ams, 2·8, to tie the, score 1·11n the 'BENEFIT ORGAN FUND sl)tth and added an RBI single In .FIRST PIESBnERIAN the seventh. Derek Lllllqulst, 5·4, gave up five hits and one run In CH.CH six and one-third Innings . Joe 51 STATE ST. Boever collected his 13th save. JULY 2, 1919 NEW! ·In the first game. Terry ' Mulholland , 1-2, earned his first 7 P.M. EXclUSIVE victory since coming In a trade Church Memben Have Tickets f(o(n San Francisco. Jeff Parrett TO THE AREA I I · ·so·1t ball·. . Red.women • l . team stgns · 2 p ayers Pomeroy-Middleport G8llipol~. Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. July 2, 1989 By PAUL DeFEDE . UPI Sports Writer Seattle Mariners' starter Bill Swift and reliever Mike Schooler won two Important duels Friday night at Arlington Stadium. Swlftoutpltched Nolan Ryan.ln the first duel and Schooler . subdued Rafael Palmelro with the game on the line In the ninth Inning . to prtierve. the Mariners • 4-3 victory over the T!!xas Rangers. • ' . · " I told my kid's when you start winning games like this you can believe ln'yourself," said Seattle manager Jim Lefebvre. "In order to beat Ryan you have to have talent and know how to battle him. He Is the eighth wonder of the world." Swift, 4·2, entered the game RC ·.s:or'FI :. Int'l. , ATTENTION!,, RESIDENTS OF GALLIPOLIS AMILY Sl . • ..... .. 4ft. deep $1 1' 88 . · -Transfer Bm~. 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But.~·ve OL 24' X 15' Sw1m Area 31 ' X .16' Outside OimeilltQnl 24 HR. TOLL FREE PHONE : Don't Bake This Summer! Heat Pumps Installed BACKED 8~ AR~ INSURANCE AGENCIES •' ~---------------------.· ~ Atte.~tion Mobie & Doublewicle Homeowners ·' $36 PEl MONTH - + IOih111 mOduls, olllotfliHJIU ' Starting IS Law AS I ENJOY YOUR OWN Nelson ~nd Ri ck Honeycutt com". ·' ,· blned on a nlne-h1t shutout'. .' · Welch, 9-4, went flv.e Innings for · the win and Nelson worked three: : ......,1 and two-third Innings In relief. Honeycutt entered with the base,s ,. loaded In the ninth to earn his,. , . ninth .save. Greg Swindell, 10-~ : · (See AL GAMES on C-') , : ~: Air Conditioners installed . ' • H~ 9un Deck ' • Safety FenCtl &. SlatrS • S.Hn Vtnylltner tie ' 3 DISPLAY HOMES Effective July c1, 1989, the residents of the City of tiaUipolis are entitled to use all services offered by the .Gallia County Health Department. . . City residents will receive the same level of service and fee struc'ture made available to other GaHia County residents. Most services offered by the Health Department are availa- . ble free of charg•. · ·· For additioqal information concerning services offereCI by the Health Department, call. 446-4612 or stop.by the offices located in · > · ..-the basement of the Courthouse. Dale lman, City Manager ..OCX.t - -• .-oot - LIOdtrr ' Filler & Pump "I wasn't hitting my spats (when Seat scored three times In the sixth)," Ryan said. " I couldn't put the ball where I needed to put it ." Elsewhere In the Ameri can League: A's $, .Indians 0 At Cleveland, BobWelch , Gene WANTED I ~nsr1r nolds led off the sixth with a single and moved to second on Ryan 's walk to Greg Briley . Alvin Davis then singled, scoring Reynolds and advancing Briley to third. A wild pitch delivered Briley and Davis then scored on a single from Keri Griffey . Schooler entered In the ninth and struck out Palmelro· with runners on first and second to record his 17th save. "The key to the game was the strikeout of Palmelro, " ·Lefebvre said. ''That was an awl'ully good hitter.to getln tliat situation . • >· NL contests ... 6.02 ERA while the Ryan threw a one· hitter against the Mariners ear· ller In !lie season. Swift pitched admirably through six Innings, gavlng up five hits while walking three 11nd striking out two before being 1'!1lleved by Mike Jackson In the seventit . Ryan, 9-4, allowed only one hit through flv~ timings, but a thr~run sixth ended his night. After Greg Briley's fourth horne run gave Seattle a 1.0 lead .In the ffrst Inning, Harold Rey- : r-· ·-.., ., ·• POOR lOY'S ftl£1 . ~a THE FOUOWING FINANCIAL INSnTUTIONS WILL BE. CLOSED WITH Curti .. • with 4~·year-old . . ·: l Sunday limes.-sentinei- Page-C-1)._.. . Mariners edge RangelY 4-3_;._Athletics shut out Tribe 5-0 ·GAS PLUS FREE ' ' ' . . . ' '· ' .............................................«t ... tl ,, .. i4,;w,.rFOIC ,,, .' VANS S-15 GMC PICKUPS FULL SIZE GMC PICKUPS 1985 Buick Skyhawk ... .. . .. . .. . . ... '106.54 Automatic, air, low miTn -· 1985 Oldt ....., . ..... .. ...... '133.21 •• • • •• • • • •• f •• 0 ••• '' ' �' • .A~ulation By MD TULLY VPI Natloaal Bueball Writer NEW YORK (UPI) _ . Like stocks built so high they must crash In value, America's sports Irons bring rlskaswellasreward to fans who Invest In them. Wade Boggs learned u all ·· · ~::te~~':!~ ·~:~e~lsf;r~~~~ July 2, 1989 Pomeloy-Midd'aport-G..Ipolil, Ohio-:-Point Pleasant,. W. Va . . PtaQa C-6-Sundey Till• Sentinel . . . 1··. for 'sports· heroes -h~ risks_ , re~ards for fans harming t~e offspring of a bookie who owed him money. Like Rose, Boggs suffered because of specific accusationS. Other athletes are hurtln a inore subtle way. The very stahdards · we Impose on sports heroes may be unfair to them, even lftbey are NHL draft recelVe!j TV.exposure. How much do Americans !Ike sports? Youngsters .and adults alike wear jerseys with the names of their heroes - • as opposed to thelrowri names -on thelr.back. Thlsfall.mUIIons will · AL .gaupes... . w~!~':_';![~e;! ~~l~th~:!~ cram college football . stadia. If land. or Brussels, Belgium. The torrn holds, some of those fan s South American chant from wlllwlnduppledglngsupporttoa WorldCupspas t was"VIctoryor coach who has lea~ a fleet of · death. " . . Mercedes to an 18-year·old who This pursuit of athletic excel· ·· hap!iens to throw a football. lence, for a team or player, often The zeal, of course, Is not brings plaudits. It can aljio bring confined to America. Just talk to the cops. Former O!lklahoma a soccer fan In Sheffl.eld, Eng- .football coach Barry Switzer won • finn is honored t . ...... • Clllcaro ....................... - Sl .3'71 li% Fridq'111HIIII1 Money Ideas New York 41, Mllwau lee I Oaldud 1, aeom.-c~ 1 Boe&oaS. ro ....a 1 C&IIIDI'IIIIa 7, Ml•~no&a t Del roll II, Baltimore S Equities K.... cK)'I. Olle.,ol SuMae 41, Tau s s..•.,·•G•m• Milwaukee ... New York Detroit M ..aumor. Boltoa at Torolllo ·''" Oaldaad at Cln-eiJIIIIII CaiiiDrllla at MlaJIHota Ku- Cit J M Cllllcap SeatUe a& Tau,, •IPl NATIONAL LEAGUE ' Eut W Mo Qllre .. ......... ............44 New York .......... :........ .t l Chlcqo ...... .................411 sa. ~llla ..................... .ss L Pd. GB 1$ .511 U .liS I :n .ss 1% S7 .lt'l • Plttlbuqh ........ .......... .33 II .411 81fa PhU.Upllla ....... ........ .J'J -18 11 ..... J. • su.f'ruclaeo ............ .417 Jl .Ill Hodoa·.......................fll' $41 .111 Clnela..al ............ ........fl J7 J• I ' !: S%, 8u IMep ........... ........ .JI Jil .431 1% Los Aaplea ................ .J1 n .t'H I~ AIIIUI&a .. .............. ,,. .... .ll II .til 14% Frl-'iBH•• . PhU.delpllla4, Att•la l.lltl.,_ Allu&a s, Ph•delplllal,lad rune July 2. 1989 MYSTERY FARM This week's mystery farm, featured by the Gallla SoU and Water. Conservation District, Is located somewhere In Galla CoUnty. Individuals wishing to participate In the weekly contest may do so by guessing the farm's ·owner. Just mall, or drop off your guess to tbe GalUpoUs Dally Tribune, 825 Third Ave., GaiUpolls, Ohio, 45631, or the Dally Sentl~el-, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769,and you may win . a $5 cash ·prize from the Ohio Valley P..,llshlng • Co. Leave your name, , address and telephone number with your card or letter. No telephone cails will be accepted. All contest entries should be tumed In to the newspaper office by 4 p.m. each Wednesday . .In case· of a lie, the wlilnet will be chosen hy lottery. Next week, a Meigs ·County farm will be featured by the Meigs SoU and Water Conservation District. ' ) Joe _Ferguson .new member of _Woodland .Centers staff GALLIPOLIS ,- Gallla resi- contract to receive Intense. ondent Joe Ferguson was recently the-job training for a period of hired as a full-time maintenance worker for Woodland Centers, nl~u~~;t~~is time, ' the partlci· Inc. His employment wao a result pant's assiStance grant is diof his successful participation In verted to the·emptoyer. It Is the the subsidized employment pro- goal of s~e tliat the participant gram, also known as SEP. be offered a contlnulng poiil!tlon Ferguson's duties Include over- · wlih tlie company after the seeing various on-grounds con- nine-month period. tracted projects and superviSing Woodland Centers has ·hired general assistance workers. • · approximately three other em· · ~EP is a division of the Gallla ployees via SEP. It Is a combined Co,untY .·W~r,lt a~t!! .'tralnlng Pro- gc;aJ of Woodland Centers.-·Inc. • gram whlchisa unit of the Gallla and Gallla County Work and County Department of Human Training Program to help reclp· services. Participants In SEP . Ients of public assistance to accept placement on a voluntary obta,ln a competitive edge In the basts with equal company start· area employment market. lng rates and benefits. They Central Trust files suit · Pet food plant to ' locate in Richmond. co<::~~~~~~-~~e1~:.~ ~~~~ also ·have Hens against Mont.rt"al t. Boa.toa1 •• THE ULTIMATE . RUNNING SHOE a AI MEN'S AIR MAX LIGHT ·- ·- . . I Paying too much for . Auto Insurance? Introducing,.. ffiicrn·m~~g~c ·A~ti~(lg. Try new Pepperoni lover's.. Pizza from ~izza Hut~ Loaded with layer upon layer of pepperoni and. an extra heaping portion_of cheese. ' '\. DINE·IN/CARRYOUT .Check your local Yellow Pages for the Pizza Hurrestaurant nearest.you. 01\E·I\ORL \RRYllll PEPPER0\1 Ll1\'l R\ ll \lft lll\l·l\i1Rl \RRh'l f. D . EASTMEIGS-Anlncometax resolved. There are advantages shift at the high school, effective Is one solution toralslngfunds for and disadvantages to both the immediately .'· financially alltng Eastern Local Income tax and property tax -Accepted, with regret , reslgSchool District. But although the options, Apllng added. nations due to retirement of Inzy Eastern Local Board of Educa· According to the resolution Newell as head cook and Maxine lion passed a resolution at last passed by the School board, "!tis Whitehead as elementary vocal Wednesday night's regular meet· necessary to levy additional music teacher. lng which would allow them to taxes lit excess of the ten-mlll -Accepted, with regret, the place an· Income tax on tlie limitation for school district resignation of Catherine Johnson NQvelljber ballot, no . definite purposes, In order to raise , on an as head.. teacher of Riverview decision on placing the lncorne annual basis, the amount of Elementary . tax q';U!stlon before vqters has $426,825'' for the Eastern district . -Listened as Dave'Krawsczyn been made by the board. . A ' majority vote by board addressed the board regarding As reported by Dr. Daniel members was· necessary to pass the staffing of the kindergarten ApUng; Eastern Local supeFin· the resolution. Present for Wedprogram. tendent, the board passed the nesday's meeting were Jim .- Authorized the superintend· resolution In ·order to keep all Smith, president, &nd mefl'\bers, ·ent to employ s~flclent extra options open. Accordln!i to state Susie Heines and I. 0 . McCoy• help In order to complete · the Jaw, lfthe board wants an Income The board also conducted I~ . custodial cle!lnlng of the · high tax .on the ballot In November, following other business matters school. , the resolution giVIng them au- during Wednesday's session. -Authorized the treasurer 'to thority to put the Issue before the . -Accepted the request of advertise for bids for baked voters had to be passed by July 1. OAPSE Chapter No. 448 to extend goods and milk products, and Without the resolution, tJtoptlon their current contract to Aug. 31, transporllltlon and bus fleet Of an Income tax would be 1900. . . supplies' . non...,.exls tent. -Accepted a ·check, . In the ' -Authorized the school disTo obtain Input from votets·of amount of $13,712, from the trlct to continue paF(Iclpatlon In tl)e dlsttlct as to whether they athletic and band booster organ!· state and federally funded pro· would be wllllng to support an zatlons, and authorized the su· grams for the upcoming year, Income tax for school operations, · perlntendent to advertise vacanIncluding, · but not · limited to, the board will be SCheduling a cles In order to fill positions: · Chapter I, Title VI -B, DPPF, series of meet lngs throughout the -EmployedVIoletLambertas EiseJihower funding and Drug district during July and August. custodian, assigned to the night Free Grant programs. According to Apllng, It Is hoped -Authorized membership 'In that through such meetings, the Ohio High School Athletic t7aslc questions such as "Should Association for the 1989-90 school Po~e~yinsurance year. the district go for an Income tax . or for a property tax levy In -Renewed membership In the November?" and "What should , Southeast Oh!o-Speclal Educa· be the stze of a levy?" will be POMEROY - The Lambert tion Regional Resources Center Insurance Agency of Second St, · (SEO-SERRC), for the upcoming Pomeroy, has beeri named a year at a cost of $618.10. -Amended the district's pol· 1989-90 Pacesetter Agency by icy on . .community use of Motorists Insurance CompanieS. buildings. Pacesetters are selected based -Approved year-end modlfl· on their professionalism, dedka· cations and revisions to the 1989 lion, and service to their clients. fiscal year appropriations. Motorists Insurance ComlJ"n· -Approved several advannces GALLIP.OLIS - Similar to the les, headquartered in Columbus, and transfers. offers complete lines of property, long end of the bond market, -Approved, with one coriec- , casualty and life policies. A stocks, In recent tlon, the minutes of the May 31 regional Insurer, Motorls :.S operto profit meeting and the minutes of the ates · In a market area J.Of over taking. In June 14 special meeting. · ·· thirty million peoplE. estimation, . -Met In exe.cutfve session on ~·lly Lam(:)ert Is t~e agent. ·protlt·taking Is personnel matters and matters !lealtby condl· related to IIJ.e .upcoro,tru~ . N?· vernber levy. ·tlon n~:~~~:~~~. to sustain -Set Monday, July 10, 7;30 term . gains . p.in. , In the high school cafeteria, Over the , lnt•emledllate as the date, tlmeand place of the stock prices are up· sharply. next special meeting. During . this period, stocks have , climbed a ·".Wall of Worry." It Is . only natural that the Investor became concerned about losing those profits. ~member, worry certainly did not characterize the summer of 1987. -Arter a brief respite, we ex~t further gains RICHMOND, Ind. IUPI) In stock prices. Hill's Pet Products Inc., a The weekly Cilmulatlve Kansas pet foods company, Will breadth of the S & P 500 Is another break ground . on plant next Indication that .stock prices are month In Richmond, headed higher over the .lhterrneLt. Gov. Frank L. O'Bannon . dlate term. Since the beginning joined city officials for 'tast of the year; the breadth of the .week's announcement, ·along market has been quite strong. with representatives of the TopWhile the number ofstocks rising eka, Kan,, subsidiary of the In value has been Impressive, \he Colgate-Palmolive Co. market continues. to remain quite EARNS CTC - Linda Allene. The plant near Interstate 70 focussed, with only 4Q percent of ·Carney., CTC, Man~ger·Aiito along the Ohlo border Is to be in all stocks outperforming the S & · Club Soutb of Central Ohio, production by 1992, with 250· p 500. Gallipolis, recently earned the ,employees Initially and possibly Because the Federal Reserve. pro(eilalonal dealpatlon of CTC 425 employees later. · remainS committed to · lower ( CerUfled Travel Conaselor) Jntlatlon over the longer term, we- from the aatlonal lllltltute of Lotterr numbers • believe Interest rate sensitive Certmed Travel Aceott, based In !, stocks remliln quite attractive. Wellealey, M-. A Leon, W.Va. CLEVELAND (UP!) - ' Frl· This sector of the market has reeldent, Carney Joins over 11,000 day's winning Ohio Lottery ~Mien a weak relative performer otber travel profeealonals acr088 . numbers: for an extended period of time. the country Ill achieving lhla PICK·3 The low multiples of the banks, dlltlnctloa. To receive certmca· 8.i0. Insurance, and building stocks lion, she had lo acquire a PICK-3 ticket sales totaled coupled wlth attractive yields mlnlm!UJI of ftve yean' fuiJ.tlme $1,376,716, with a payoff due of suggest, that as Interest rates travel Industry experience and $469,183.50. . . decline further, these stocks complete a five-part, graduatePICK-4 should significantly outperform level coul'lle In etblcal and 6648 . the s&:P 500. efficient travel management. PICK-4 ticket sales totaled (Mr. Evw 18 an Jnveetmeot She also had to pus four i-hour $242,046.50, with a payoff due of Broker for The Oblo Company Ill exam• and wrtte a travel paper. $120,500. . . their GaUipoliB Olftce.) ..... . emme5- ~elrtitttl ' Section · .f• ' .,.., Mta. .ot. .................. M 8 .IN 7 v IJlcome tax one way to aid Eastent District~ Scoreboard ... SeaHie ............... ....... , •.!'f 411 .... •• • '• i. Farm/ BUsiness nfs share of games, but ·his athletes' criminal and circus behavior created a cllnuite that led to his resignation. Schools recruit students who can bareiy read. Ben Johnson risked his health and repuU~tlon by taking steroids. All In the name of victory. (Contlnued1trom C-5) ' jokes. Pete Rose has shown .lt are people looklng··at us all the anew, with allegations he bet on time," Murphy said. "We know had his silt-game wln~tlng streak . who we are. We know we' re . his own·. club. The roster of fallen heroes Is human. We have problems In life stop~.;.._ 4, Brewers 3 long. Shoeless Joe Jackson Is on just lllle anyone else." At · New York, Steve . Sax the team. So Is Woody Hayes. Murphy,33,hasdecllned,lnthe doubled home Wayne Tolleson And It will happen to others, lastyearorsofroma1987season fromsecondbaselnthebottomof because society loves sports. Too In which he hit 44 homers with 105 · the eighth Inning to lift the . much. Probably way too much. RBI. The father Qf five, heepJoys , Yankees. Andy Hawkins pitch~ . " I . don't think It'll ever one of the cleanest Images In eight Innings to Improve his chljnge ," says Atl;~nta slugger sport. Sports filustrated recong- . record to 9-8 and Dave Righetti Dale Murphy, twice the National -·nlzed Murphy as one of the top entered lri the ninth to gain his Lellgue MVP. "There'll always . eight athletes In the world "who 15th save. Chuck Crlrn fell to 7·5. be publicity for people In the care the most." Murphy won the Red Sox 3, Plue Jays 1 Lou Gehrig Award In 1985, given At . Toronto, Mike Boddlcker entertainment field." Rose knows all too well about the player who best exemplifies scattered five singles over eight publicity these days. A report Gehrig's Image and character. Innings and Dwlgbt Evans an~ . submitted to Commissioner Bart He Is a . big ·player In a big Kevin Romine .e ach drove In a Glamattl says .the Cincinnati · game. People care so much run to snap an eighth-Inning tie Reds manager broke one of about sports, they are willing to as the Red Sox won Its ·second baseball's strictest taboos watch a club's personnel depart· . straight. Boddlcker, 5-7, got the bet ling on ga,mes and, ln particu· ment at work. win and David Wells, 2-3, took the Jar, one's own team.' The other daY, more than two O~her allegations, denied thousand . people gathered In loss. Tigers 16, Orioles 5 through his attorney, say. Rose Madison Square Garden's Felt At Baltimore, Chet Lemon asked to become Involved In Forum to watch the NBA draft. lined a three-"run home run and cocaine traffic · ·and discussed It's reached a point where the drove In five runs and Mike Heath ripped a pair of homers to power the Tigers to a season-high 18 hits. Loser Bob Mllackl dropped to 4-8. Reliever Mike Schwabe, 2·3, earned the win. NwY•dli,O.ci. . .Jl Allgela 7, Twins 2 Majors 81. IAIIIt.I .. Die.. l Pll--rpt,IMAa ...• l At Minneapolis, Chuck Finley By Unled Pretl .. i1er . . lo . . Cllle.,.t,s.. rru-.• scattered six hits to post his AMERICAN LEAGUI: ... ,...• aam• Rtui .... Me.&re .. seventh complete game of the W L Pet. GB Alllalai&P.DII... ,W• Baltlmore .. ....... ...........tl II .... New Yortt a& Clld..UI year and Chill Davis and Tony New York......... .......... .l8 • .til 1.% au Die• at sa. ~­ Armas had two hits and two RBI Bot.ton .. ...................... .JI • .4111 ' I% PittlliNI'I'II at 1M Mael~» Torolllo ............. ......... .n 411 .4741 1 each to pace the Allgels. Finley, OileiP • 8ul'raldlao MUn•kee...................S'7 U ,fll 7~ 9-6, walked !:WO and struck out Clevel•d ................. .. .at n ..... 7% Transadion8 Detroit ........................ . 41 a IJ six. Allan Anderson lasted just two Innings, yielding three OaklaiMI ..................... .41 U .511 Calilorllla ................... .a Sl ,$11 I earned runs on seven bits and Ku . . ClyH .... ...........t1 as .111 t Tex• .................. 1:1 D ,Ill S% dropped to ~- • • · ~ ' the polis, filed a co~~lalnt Friday In Patterson defendants on the Gallla County/ Common Pleas prQperty. Court seeking. a judgment of The plaintiff ls asking that the $110,414.25 a'galnst Richard ·G. defendants marshal their liens and Sue Patterson, 47 Holcomb and that the property be sold with Hill. Gallipolis . proceeds of the sale paid to the The plaintiff also is seeking plaintiff to satisfy the amount of forecl95ure on the property at 47. the existing liens and interest. Holqllmb Hill to satisfy the disbursement advancements for judgment. all matters related to the pre:rhe Pattersolls, who flied for · mises and court costs. \Jilnkruptcy In .Southern Ohio Lanlta D. Segebart and James Dis trlct Court, are allegedly in Segebart,.Rt. 1, Galli polls, filed a default of payments. petition Friday for a dissolution Also,named defendants In t!Je of their marriage. Married suit are Huntington National March 26. 1978, the copuple has Bank of Columbus, Ohio; The , two children . They are asking .. Wasserstrom Company .of Co· that a separallon agreeme)ll jumbus; and Larry Betz, Gallla between them be made part of County Treasurer, all of whom the decree of dlssolu lion. . · . :Uut. Makin' it great! ~ Tobacco leasing ends July 3 GALLWOLIS - ·Tobacco producers In Gallla County have until the close of business Monday, July 3, to lease and transfer burley tobacco to or from their farm. If you need to lease poundage to your farm, we have a· list of producers on our bulletin boud which may be contacted. . ,. If you need to complete a lease, both parties need to come to the county office and sign. Re· .m ember that . all IndiViduals Jlsted on the farm records must sign the lease If the poundage Is being transferred away from the farm. Only ·one signature Is required for the receiving farm. Ohio Power earns award · lll\f·I\0R(.\RR\l1l!. ' . Employees of Ohio Power are No rman Campbe ll . Dan Porsmouth Dlvis'ion have com· Craft . Frank Saunders. L.J . pleted six years of operation's Hendrick. Euge ne Moere. without a disabling injury and George Nesselroad.. John Buck· accum~lated 2,434,400 safe work ley. Brenda. Hickel, Jean Jen· hours. · klns. Ann Tovlne, JuaniTa Loo· Thts ·ts the first time any Ohio . ney, Allee Sud brook. Dee Noel, Power division has reaChed the Bob Edrnlnston. Rick King. gob six year mark. Ironton has eight Harvey ; Bob Wilson , Jerry May~ars without a lost time accl· theny . Johl\ Malone, St.eve Per· dent and Pomeroy has nearly 46 .klns. Ralph Clay . Mike Clifford. years. MelVin Smith. Ted Thomas. and ·Some of the division employees Bill Clark. ' · Rates 5 Major Insurance Companies Simultaneous!~ Multi-Car Discounts. Auto-Home Discounts, Loss·Free Discounts. Senior .Citizen$ Discounts. Call Us Today! t$GGitU\6&s New business opens in Gallipolis area Stanl67 .gsnc;1 446-1 61 NEW •uiiiNB88 oi'BNS- A - bllts , Toncb of Clus DetGI CenCIIIr, Texas Road, GaJipoll8, Ol*led fOr bull- Satlll'dq. PIC· \ . Ill b'OIIt of the eaCabllllu.Jient are TOm L. IIJIIJI!ry,lefl, and David R, Miller, C&-OWDel'll. GALLIPOLIS - The Touch of Class Detail Center, Texas Road, Galll119lls, opened for business Saturday. Under the co-ownership of David R. Miller and Torn i.. Kingery, the ne)l' business has , "larlous prices avall;lble for hand wash ' and wax jobs , Interior ..shampoo of carpets,_cleanll!g of 'I engines and the .works on small, medium and largecarsortrucks, vans, 4 wheel drive -vehicles and tractor trailer trucks. There will be additional charges for pickup and delivery and for excessive mud or tar <in vehicles. . . Phone . number of the new serVice Is 446-8278. • • • . / JOE FERGUSON Stapleton certified · as image consult$nt . GALLIPOLIS - After COitl· pleting a eornprehenslve classroom training program . .Janice . Stapleton of MercerVille has been certified as an Image consultant for Be autiControl Cosmetics, headquartered In Dallas, Texas. Individuals seeking information on BeautiControl's products or services . or those who are interested In becoming a certl· fied Image consultant, should contaet Stapleton at 2fi6-6448. Minnesota finn eyes Ohio company RED WING, Minn, !UP!) Citizens Security Group Inc . said Wednesday it has signed a letter of Intent to buy Insurance Company of Ohio from Prude ntialLMI Commercial Insurance Co. for atxiut $.~. 7 million. The final cash price wlll be determined based on the financial' statements of th e Mansfield, Ohio, insurance compan y a s of the closing date. . Insurance Company of Ohio writes property and cas ualty Insurance for homeown ers in Ohio. Citizens Seurity pla ns to expand ·the lines of ins urance . offered to Includ e personal auto, · umbrella and comm e rc ial Insurance. · The proposed acquisition is subjeet to negotiation and s ign. 'tng of a deflnit lve pure hase agreement. and appr~ijial by the boards of directors and· regula· tory authorities . Peach prices to • • august .JUmp up m COLUMBUS. Ohio !UP!\ Fresh peach prices should jump about 5 percent by August as Ca!J,!llrnla and South Carolina harvests end and the market reacts · to short harvests in northeastern states . Lingering winter cold and a cool, wet spring hurt peach crops in Ohio and eastern st(ltes, says Richard Funt, fruit specialist at Ohio State Unlverlty. Don't expect much of a _peach harvest )n southern Ohio, he says', Centrai Ohio will have about half the normal yield with fairly normal ' harvests In northern couhtles . ~I ., �l \ Page D-2-Sunday Ohio-Point Pleasant. 3 Announcements Public Notice I wHI not be r•PQNiblt for tnt dtbtt other thin OW'ft •• of thil d•a. Dl'ild H.nry hny. INVITATION TO BIO Notice ill givlln Mreby that • • Middleport Pr•byterlon Churcll 113 North Fourth Street • 'Midcloport. Ohio wHI - t bido for the fol· lowing P"oiec:t: Roof Repolr and Replocoment . Mldcleport Pr•byteriWI Churcll 113 North Fourth StrMiddleport. Ohio 46780 accorclng to Drawinge; end Spoclfic.tiona prepared by Mar\ T. Epling. ArchiteCt. • ' . 423 ~cond Avenue. Cocker' ......... Manual plua one oat of tho ']>rewinga upon payment ol f26.00 dopoah. Additional can be obtained upon . ~aymant ot U6.00 per oat. 2. Depoait will be ro• fu ndad upon return of tho :eop• ··- -· - ·· ··· ···· - -·~· - ··· ·· · -···· ·· U . and'"" 1114 Mil 81. P~ group ltwlng room aulte. be$kle Juiv 1, Mol\ Jtlfr 3. Dana 1 femllt blllglt • 2 Coon pupa. Col814-2&.. 1468. , phwd . coli•. 10 - lettoldblue -'" · brown ll;'t. R-ard Col 304-n3-1332. or 304-n3-11411. or 114-112- llrnlr 'fM'd •lilt: Fri. June 30, milt and 011e' tem•a . or. . Road ..... 1420. . •= pi-• !'Ill 304-1711- Yard Sale 7 --------- • llar"'a lola Julv 3rd 9-2. Bodly totlo raaidanoo B-oy St. In RICin .. W• ell Powel'i. lth ltr..c.. Racine. July 1.3.•. 8-l. 11om~ thing tar ev~ryone. Hlme tnnd clothin• hou•hold llema, motorcyde. Malt Border CoiUa To good mance. Lllbor and Material 30 Noll A....,o, Cloll.,g I other ml•c. ham~ . Jun• 30. Juty 1 I 2. Sid.. by· ohio r ... lgwOior. N., . do ropoir. 814-742-21507. f-. Rl. 554. 3 ml from lilt. ~----::-=~-:-.-- 3 Pbrt•. 10..8. Thurs. Fri.. 6 AKC r-ullt•ed Male Golden A.tr..,• to good home in count,.,. Good co~ian dog. 814-892-11.990. Y"d Salt: July' 8·8: 1 -5 . 3ml• w.. at Ch•'*• on 11.14. ""ppi•. mothof AKC Gold.. ROirt.• folhOr Blk Lob. 30417~7191 . · SOl., Sun .. Julv 1 I 2 . I •• 5. Gordan loolo._Mochanleolloolo. oiL • - • · riGMgmower, bit¥· d-. IH•• bed. ..,.. i'on 1..-ga 8 la111ily ..,........ Nloa dotNe o.aora •nt5que bH. •ectronic kt¥bo•dl. crllfl Md horror bot'lll. Mu11h, Much mor.. Oo out At. 33 w.t on four lane. firll roed on right. l".ou,n1y lid. 18. Word! lor...,, Jutv 1,2,3. 9·11.. C.ll 814-11112· 7093 for mor:a infornwtlon. 3 t.mit¥ Y•d S.le: E~ . •ckln & chiiQ-en'• clothinG • loti of hou... hotd ~-- Sat .. Julv lot • Mon., Jutv 3rd. 1 mle up lnglllll Rd. oft SA 218. Rain or ahlne. 1()-6. 6 lost and Found Found: 2 young coon dogtoutlide ofWilkeiVillein (II)Untry. Call814-889-31911.. Set of keys on BiJw•eRd . with Empire Sa.te Bid. key- ring. lndentltv • collect at O.llia Co. Sh•jff' • otfl ce. 11-30. 7·1. 7 · 3. 8:00·1 Off Uncoln Pike. · this very day our dearest friend is NOW THE, "BIG 40'': FrQm your very On STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAl-RESOURCES DIVISION OF RECLAMATION FOUNTAIN SQUAR~ COLUMBUS. OHIO 43224 . LEGAL NOTICE · Completion of Reclamation 1""' loveable friends, a VERY, VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY - KAREN MILES JOHNSON. Dr. Jekyll & Ms. Hyde Permit Number: C· 1432 Permittee: Merc:o Mining. Inc. : Fi~~Kr:~~~~~ ~~ :h~ L..!..--..:.;::' :;:;,;;:~~==----...1~ =· · •forementioned Strip Mine · - of Reclamation fQr '3.0 acres 8 Public Sale & Auction : (Continued on Page 0-Bl Announcements ·3 Announcements ... · Are vcu tired oft,.t area in 'tour · yard tMt atways stays wet:7 Ory : it up. ~II C. W. Olvi1on. • Ptumbing S. Trenching. 814• 446-0169. lillie in ENenlng or • urty r. morning. ·1 Card of Thanks Thanks so very much . • to · all our relatives, : - ~ . friends and neighbors, : · for all the flowers, food • and prayers du~ing the recent toss of our father, Teddy A. McCultj. · Special thanks to the employees of Pinecrest Care Center, Dr. Subbiah, McCoy-Moore Funeral Home, Pastor Ronnie temley and his wife fcir their kind words and sympathy and special music, and a vety special thanks to the .grandsons, greatgrandson . and nepheWs who were pallbear- ers. Words cannot express our gratitude. Wayne, Gene and Bill McCully and Lois Stout ~ : 2,..--.,l"'n-;M=emo~r~la:-m::-In Iovin& memory of my wonderful husband, JOHN R. STONE, wh.o left this eal1h one year · ago Jub I, 1988. I could not pt throu;t the days if it were not for .. .. the 40 wnderfill Y•ll WI ·hid to~ethtr. You •are still toved and not forJ)Itln. Your Loving Wi~, Naomi 3 c.,. wM:hovt motoro. Cell Lo"" Lt.otv t1438..8303. .Junk Anno~o~ncemenll wtth or U..:l tunlturl b¥ Bill lalt. Clothlo. 21 11 Help Wanted One Ten 3rd St. MeaonWV. July :!rd. 81" I 8tl\ Smllloppl""' -· dlohlo. lddo • adu~ clolhing. • mllc. . . PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1989 6:00 P.M. AT MOLDEN'S AUCTION HOUSE CORNER NYE AVE. & E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO As Mr. Scott is moving, he will be offering the following household & misc. at auction: Admiral 15.6 cu. ft .. Refrigerator. Sun Ray 30" elect. range , 2-4 drawer chests, 2 twin beds (complete), di· • neue set, Hydabed, loveseat bicycles, console color TV's, portable TV's, luggage, gas dryer, elct. dryer. lawn mowers, lamps, Hoover upright sweeper. old 're· cord s, books. printing press, stencil machine, typewrt: · ter. lots of boxes not yet unpacked & misc. other household lurnishings. · OWNER: V. l. SCOTT , AUCTIONEER. COL. W. KEITH MOLDEN . 742·2048 .., . Cash Eats Positive 10 • Str~res, P.O. ltx 19522 Gr......... N.C. 27.409 Colonial Inc. . I lor an "Special Care f.or e_eople Who Are Special t! You" · . · Corner of Nye Ave. & Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio . Consignments Taken 12 Noon-6:00 P.M. Day of Sale Eats - Cash - Positive ID "Me~chandis~ Pickup. Available" Aucttoneer: Col. W, Keith Molden PUBLIC AUCTION THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1989 5:00P.M. · Located in Gallipolis, Ohio from 2nd An .. take State St. to 30 Henkle Ave. Mrs. Helen' Edwards is no longer able to live alone so will sell the following. •Watch for signs. "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTORS ITEMS" Appro•. 45 pc. Fostoria.llarae bowls, plates, cake plate, meat pl_.er, r~ish dis~ dinner pl•es. glasses & etc.) walnul dr~ leal table, cane boHom rocker & chairs, misc. wood chairs,. Jenny Lmd bed, George Washington bedspread, dutch oven. stone IU& small washboard, footlocker. 3pc. Haywood Wakefield iledroom suije. "HOUSEHOLD" G.E. relrigerator !like new). Pullman sofa bed, lamps, chairs, stands, card table &4 chatrs, lawn chairs, misc. eleclnc appliances, Hoover upright sweeper, bench, end table, Maytag wnnger washer, m1sc. linen, misc. pot~ pans, dishes. "IIISC." Model #4502 Lawn·Boy 20" mower, lawn tools step ladder, tool chest & misc. electric tools. · •' · IRS. FREDA L. EDWARDS-P.O.A. . DAN SMITH-AUCTIONEER-614-992-7301 · Refreshments Cuh ., . Positive I.D. Ucensed & Bonded in fl'lor 'of Ohio & W. V1. Ohio 1157-68-1344.. · W. VI. #515 "Not responsiblllor 1ccidents or loss of ." INFO: 1-800-282-~167 OH 800-848-4191 NATL troln -~~ lor jobo • Machanlce. C.rpont- 10-o. You Call It Wt Wll Haul It I" ' . . The Univarsity of Rio Grande, the project sponsor of the multH:ounty (Gallia, Jackson and VInton) Rttired Senior Volunteer pro,ram, is accepting applications for the position o Director of RSVP. . 742•2421 This "is a twelve-month, administrative contract with appointment to be .effective on or about July 20, 1989. Silary ran1e $12,000-$15,000. Responsibili· ties · include the day-to-day .operation of the pro· cram. 1.89 A. Completely Fenced 1528 Eastern Ave. B~ Evans Motors 4186 Sq. Ft. Whse . Plus 28'x31' Office CALL 446-3994 9-5 lion. thru Fri. Evans Enterprises, Inc. """" Wa naad mMuro ·--~ lila lndlfrltlualo: Santoro. hou• wt.aa. rotlr• I m011tn wlh . kldoln-ol. Woolloraft .. lblo ochadulolmony-benolllo. PI-• opplr at Ohio Job tor· vtce. E/0/JL --------.\1 P« Altic:le 9, T,.,. ... and Vocand•. Soc:tlon B. -In~ of tho -'"'"" A a r bltwKn dw MLTA 11nd the ao.d of E,..collon. llo Malgo Loeol lchoal Dlolrict to pootlng 1M following v~•ev for ih ,...,._ ••chlng llt8ff: School SATURDAY, JULY 8, 19$9 · 10:00 A.M. Located at the Robert Hill home in Racine. Ohio at the intersection of St. Rt. 124 & 338. Watch for auction sign. This is a combined auction from the late Walter Brown in Reedsville, items from a home in Pomeroy, items from Betty Roush down south & Bob's Garden Shop. . "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTORS ITEIIS" large oak cabinet. rocking chair, depression glass & misc. glassware, McCoy pottery, I..C. Smith typewriter, apple peeler, Stilard scales, Avon cape cod collection, quilting frames1 R.R. lreighl wagon, 30 gal. stone jar, & lots & lots ol packec glassware. "HOUSEHOLD" C~uch , loveseal, king s~e water bed complete, music center · sian d. lamps, 3 corner table.- cailinels, 121 room size rugs, lots of kitchen & -household items, 3 shelf .ulilily tables, coffee & end tables, desk c!ocks. polly seat, inirrors, maple child's chest, m1~c . lmen, m1sc. dishes, pols & pails, step slool, misc. chairs, dresser, chests, radio, kilchen table, hea· ler & etc. · "MISC." Drill press, pipe dies, saws, yard roller, rotary bin, chain saws, hedge trimmers, 3 pt. liitch blade, carry-all, new pig pole, lop links, Snapper riding mower for parts, 14 h.p. Bo· lens riding mower, cash register, ·new windows. bicycles fread111UI, welding rod, compound bow, 4x24 Hyd. cyln. : hyd . pump & controls !new), e1tra nice ladies goH clubs, flower pot s, fruit jars & lots of lools. . DAN SMITH-4UCTIONEER 614·992-7301 Ohio - 57-68-1344 W. VI. -515 Refreshmenls Cash Positive 10 l,lctns,.t & Bonded in F1vor of the State of Ohio & W. Ve. Member of Ohio, W. V1. & llltionll Auction~~rs ASSociation · "Not Responsible for Accidents or Lon of Property'~ r ~ I ·1 I I I I l - .m1le~ . ~ HOUSEHOLD Sofa. rechners, maple coffee Iallie and end tables. Bassett chma cabmel_. g~ld G.E. refrigerator, gold G.E. electrical cook stove, gold dishwasher. apt. size Kelvinalor electrical cook stove. rocker, microwave table, lamps, Hunter ceiling fan 3 pc. bedroom sutte, radio, pressure canner, pressure cooker, Home lnlenor, ptclures, punch bowl set, metal wardrobe, Gtbson 25 cu. ft. chest deep lreezer, Westinghouse stacked washer and dryer, curtains, drapes, bedding. sweeper, gas \ (11'111, magazme rack, double wash tubs, Maytag wringer washer, Coleman camp cook ~ove. chairs, lawn chairs, pots and pans, electrical appliances, dishes, planiSI planls, elec· lrical typewrtter and stand. night stand, Bentwood rocker. kitchen metal cabmet. fireplace accessories, baskets, Tupperware, shelves, lood gnnder, card table, quitt pieces, and much, much more. ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLE Kitchen tabmet, wash stand, stone jars, crock cast iron tea pots, rocker, wooden box, drawing knile, old silver dollars, other old coins. and .much, much more. . . TOOLS AIID IIISC. · Homeltte chain saw, carpenter tool box. gas cans, psoline push lawn mower, metal drums, wooden ladder, electrical weedelter gas hot water healer, C!lftsman 10" radial arm saw, hand toots: 5 hp Bnsas and Stranon mottJ, Lawn-Boy mower, electrical han!l saw, meat uw, fl!SS roller, space healer 150.000 btu port· able, tis ling rods 1nd reels. I ye• old 14 hp John Deere riding mower wth 48" rut and much, much more. VEMICLES Good garage kept 1978 PonliK Bonnevile, 89,000 miles. 1976 Chev. 4 wheel drive pickup true~ · OWNER, MARTHA lOONEY . Eats Cllecb Poshive 1.0. MARLIN WEDEMEYER. AUCTIONEER 614-245-5152 AUGUST 15, 1919 • on the above .pict•ed farm ond country home 1112+ cxrn) lotatetl on ' ' -~ PEACH FORK RD -Co. Rd. J9,... Priced FcirQuick SaleAll brick 3 bedrooms, lull basemen!, 5.75 .ac(es, above average. To see rt is to love 11. Great home in lhecotlntry-10 minutes lrom town. 'low $60:s. · Cremtam Road, Harrison Twp. · Gallia C-'y, Ohio BUR UNGHAM - Store • Service Station - Garqe- On St. Rl. 33. Agold mtne location. Want your own bustness!Here s chance. Mid $20's. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT-Call 992-3267 . Bids to 1M maillll to J. J. Da•is at 939 Ash' St., Middleport, Ohio 45760. Real Estate General ® ~c · IA·'N-~A· n~Av M :r.:.:: • . . ... IB M;l .. REALTY · ... M .,o.. AUDREY F. CANADAY. REALTOR ROBERT E. GORDON, REAlTOR MARY FLOYD, REALTOR OFFICE: 26 lOCUS'{ ST. GALLIPOLIS. OHIO 446 . IF SPACE IS APROBLEM, TAKE A LOOK AT THIS TRI·LEVEL. 9 ROOMS. 4 BEDROOMS, 2'h .BATHS. FAMILY ROOM, FOR· MAL DINING, HOBBY- ROOM OR DEN, OVER AN ACRE WOODED LOT. tOTS OF PRIVACY HERE FOR CITY. EXCEL · LENT PRICE. $65.{)00. ., ' $20.~. NASHUA IIOBILE HOllE -14X70 WITH 12X7 EX· PANDO. ELECTRIC .HEAT PUMP, CEN. AIR •CONO., 3 BED· ROOMS, EQUIPPED KiTCHEN, DECK. UNDERPINNED, PRE· . SENTLV SET UP IN QUAIL CREEK MOBILE HOME PARK. LET . ~S PSR~m Y~E~J~~~~~~~ ~fL~~INK YOU WILL AGR.EE IT ' As a fully accredited 322-bed acute care lacility, ou; current career oppon~~nniesll1dude: · $6,000- WOODED LOT ON RT. #218. APPROX. 2 ACRES, HANNAN TRACE SCHOOLS. tJ . Nursing • RNs &LPNa Critical Care • Post Panum Medical Telemetry Emergency Oepartmanl ··We offer a variety of challenges. You'll have an opponun"y lo contribute your iclaU through lhe Aecrullmanl & Aelanlion \ CommmH, Coffae wllh the President and Employee Advi· . sory Group. · ~ . .. ' Your benaflle and aalaty will rivallhal of big city hospitals. And to top lhle off, you'H 111110 enjoy lhe com IOns of a smaller community l81turing an excellenlachoolsystam as well as riCIHiio(lai Oflll!lrtunlllaeiO InclUde a State Parle, local ·, 1 .hel, tnd lll8I!Y hielorlcellllet. Wt believe wnu can \' _... ,_ ,....,, )OUr- and life gollllat Bethada Hospital 01 • '; Zaneevtlle. For more Information pllue contact: Yeroulc• OrNr, RM, Human llltirv~ D1!*1ment, (814) 454, <4801. An tflual opportunity employer. AP~~r.:.:,o:s ~< Auctfonw Notes: Tills Is 1100d d• 1uction. llot.Responslblt for Accident or Loss of Property PRIIIE LOCAl ION - 2 STORY BRICK HOME IN CITY. 3 BED· ROOMS WITH SPACE FOR 'POSSIBLE 4TH, 2~ BATHS, FOR· MAL DINING. FAMILY ROOM, VERY NICE ENTRY WITH OPEN STAIRWAY. LARGE LOT WITH INGROUND POOL, PRIVACY EENCE. QNLY A FEW BLOCKS FROM DOWNTOWN:EXCEP· TIONAL VALUE AT , . . · hospital. You'll also fin~ a cering llaff and a management team which truly believes In thelr·paopla. · • • • • ' . · · .:;~~- ·~/+~j~ ',;_ ~~\s.. ~ AI Bethesda Hosplt~l you'll find more lhan lusl a progressive AVENUE • ZANESVILLE, OH 43701 • 454-4000 BE. YOUR OWN lOSS H.,...,_ • F1nanc1a I 21 Business Opportunity Garage bact~ IMp for Mobil• horne. 1 ttere ground. a•ogolnautotOII. gao haM. A.c .. SR 248. 814-9111-3140. i YOU CAN BUY THIS CHEAP BUT BRING YOUR HAIIIIER. IT NEEDS SOME REPAIRS, 2 BEDROOMS, NICE SIZE LIVING ·ROOM AND KITCHEN. LEVEt LAWN AND IF YOU LIKE CH· ERRY PIE THERE ARE 3 CHERRY TREES FULL OF FRUIT. JUST OUTSIDE CITY. LOOK AT THE PRICE!!! $14,000. ENJOY LIFE IN THE COUNTRY- 3 BEDROOM RANCH, EAT· IN KITCHEN WITH RANGE AND REFRIG. COVERED BACK PORCH, ATTACHED G~RAGE PLUS DETACHED GARAGE· /WORKSHOP. LOTS OF TREES. PRIVATE STOCKED POND, LOCATED ON 14t ONLY 511 MILES FROM CITY. CITY SCHOOLS. 2.08 ACRES. $52.00D. NEW PRICE - $65.0001 THIS 3 BEDROOM RANCH HOME LOCATED NEAR GOLF COURSE AND NEW POOL HAS BEEN ' REDUCED $t0,000. HOME HAS LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. ATTACHED •GARAGE, BEAUTIFUL SHAD~O LAWN. NEWLY PAINTED.INS!DE AND OUTl • NICE PlACE' Iii THE COUIITRY. ONE ACRE NEAIILY lEVEl. LAWN. HAS WALNUT GROVE IN BACi"YARD. AlSO NIC£ TREES ON FRONT LAWN. QUALITY BUILT 3 BEDROOM RANCH WITH LARGE FAMILY 'ROOM, CITY SCHOOLS, pREAT . PROPERTY FOR A GROWING FAMILY. $50,000. ·· · _. • • . Oillrlbutefrito-LIIye . N.-w.coe. ot tw name bran •nD f9otk 'No slllna. Sei"N 5ce. CCrf'IPinY owned acoquntl In· depedent Netlontl Cen1u1 1hows ennt»t.w.-... part· lime . ..ninGII upto117,000. Youwil nHd •18, 000 c.h for ~uip­ m.m. C•H 1·100- 7Jt2."1150 .,.. Ytime. ~••or 41. . Bearty S-'on. I ,.... in bu•i- n••· Hn1 Oepl•or h• remo- . - '· tinninG bedl. Tot:~ of lhe llolro. 11 t W. 2nd St.. Pomoo roy, Ohio 48788. . lAKES THE - · FOI IOUGIODIUS: Yoo sl'oo~ look 1ll~s one~toreyou buy.Bi· !P.vel. 3 bedrooms. I \'1 baths. kit. w/ 1ef1 it and range, rn~ IN !OJ room, plenty of closets, and this is just on f1rst len I..2~dleYel o.t lf!! tamrly, ut~ity . and 2~· · garaKe. Has ?lg lots, city schools. ThiS IS a new tistmg- so get your 1ppo1nt· ment now. .. . lt437. 1T'S GffiiNG HARDER and harder to lind property y~u can set mcbile homes Or\ Here it IS, 3 ac. mil, beaut~ul ftlt to roUmg parkhke, secludedw~h prlvac~. 2 septic "tanks and rural water. It's ready to set up 1 or 2 mob1le homes. Askmg $12,800.00. • . ,i 'li5.111NIUIILL LIASiw/OPitONTOIUY: Tho t.ick has opp1ox . 2700 sq. ft. living space, h1s llwcuOO pool4_bedrooms. bath~. famt~ room, formal dimng, iwlng: room with fireplace, now has 1nsert. ~t1 hty room upstairs. 2 urports. 2 car prpae, bvety deck; screened. tru1t. dogw ood trees, shrubs, rose bushes, etc. Best thmg:is the privacy wlhthe conven1e11ce of in town property . Asking: $99,500.00. C~tl today for priCe. t36l. DOWN BY THE RIVER - 'Mly would anyone want to renl when youun own this exlla mce mobile home w1th 3 bedrooms, kit. with ref:r tg. and range, lovely deck owerlookiog the OhiO River. Has 3 river kis with !tis propertw .U vn u like boatinQ ~tn l1 fio;hinl' vmr'll w~tnt lo see th1s todav. :11?1 n~. . •430. NEW ON MARKET; fiela~e d atmosphere. we th1nk you w•ll·agTee. tlus home has a ~erv relaxed atmo sphere. and towely ne~ghbor hood. ThiS 3 bed· roo m ranch oilers couItI)' hke k•tchen w/ breakfast bar. Has comforlab!! SIZe tamtly roomw/fi replace. mgrou rd pool 16x 32, blatk t ~p dnveway ,2 cat gar. age. Iron! covered porc h. back paho. 3 ac. m/ 1ol beaut~ul 11at land. apple and chen y trees. r as ober r ~ , strawberres and gra pes. Also has a niCe barn. Located 1nGreen towns hiP. IU S! a lew m1 n. lrom tow n. Sou nds hke our k1nd nl lrv mg. gtv e a call today. MJil. THERE'S 1110 OBLICATIOII ... excepllo those you lowe .. to ull about lhrs ont~. Tilts colorul home rs a show Pace you could be proud to own. Has ap prox. 3600~Q. tt. livings pace. 4 bedrooms. 3 1~ baths. fuRy eQurpDed krtchen. lormall11nii1Rroom. tr , rec 100m. 2 beaul~ul ~replaces. lull baseme111w~h k11 chen. free gas. 2 sto cked ponds, b~1 ri. sta~tes . ot_her outbu1ldin~. sii:le pa• ·" 110 22~40 rnAround pool w/steelliner All mmetal nght s. Call to r your prtvate ~ how1ng. 102 ac. m/ 1. Thmk you can be happy hefe. ~40UPICIAL IS THI PRICE- AND TIRIS . rho loan • "'" m•~ e. Only 12 yea rs to pay $354.00 a mo nth. !rlCiudes In and IllS 3 bedrooms. cou !lry krlc hen. s1de patro Ptck up paDI!( and read the rentals. you can ow n lor ~'!"flat you pa~ 1n re nl. ' . ..01. OWNER SUS REPUCE lhe priCe on lin 4 bedroom 2 story home HitS inground pool 20x40 with fiber Rlass liner. shelter house. ctller outbu!ldmgs, 4 ac. mil 1n Green School area. Call tor kx:ation af!.d prrct. Owner rn••• !Ito right to rojoct •Y anti aU bids. ~- ,, <;\-..;~ Reach! anv•- . . Wll Tutor"orteachr•clngin q ~,.. ar youl"l. 304-&71-2518 • PRICt - Beaul1ful home in Micldleport Par~ 3 bedrooms, full ca•peted, central in-ground pool, garage, warranted I year. ., IIDDLEPOIT- Priced Ri&ht- 2 stor;y home close to c~y park. 2 bedrOOms, tull ilasement, large. lot, •vinyl sidin~ Comlortable. Low $30's. . Boals Are . VENDING ROUTE ALL CAOH INCOME 1300- 1700 .. ch mechine wHktr. 100 P•Cint rwt1.1m Of tnvMtment IJ,IIf'Mtllld C.ll 1· 800-4011-11.443 .11432. NEW LISTING": Th1s mob•l l! nome ~u r e 15 coz~. ha5 3 l?edtooms. 2 lull baths. closed tn back porch oo~ered front pmch S1!Son re nted lot. l4x70 m' . .Your Career SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1989 AT 10:00 A.M. 514- 992·111111.8. 450 2nd AVE. 446-6806 Nurao. " on nght. Watch for auction signs. RESIDENT SELLING HOME • Hou .. ~ndTrallwAep • . UntM"plnnln!Jo pointing, inaidoandou"t ptulri:Mng. Wil pllinl · ce~ting~~: dwough ttw mal u,.lyou h.,e ltWootlgotodtha offorlng. U71. KINION ~YI . IS THE lOCATION- You're l•ke tho. 2 bedtooms, l bath. lenced in ti"...ckp td. lar ge lot Lel' ss:o look ·~siCie • ' Gallipolis, . . with p.ople you RESIOENTIAL · INVESTMENTS · COMMEAOAL · FARMS CollttP aro [QIIIi Opportunity Afflrlllllivt Action Employers PUBLIC AUCTION Fr~m take Rt. 7, south approx. 6 aeaa. . bu•ln•• kn~. •d NOT to lllnd morM¥ Reel EststB General . AUCTION PUBLIC AUCTION ntble rltM. Reter.,ca .... u. ble. Alae-. aleowelkendl. C•l 814-208-11.788. =====:::· StoW lids Will h hati¥111 Applicants tuy apply by completinc a fonnal appli· cation available at the Personnel Office at the Univ· ersity and including with It a resume and letter of in- · tet'est and tile names and addresses of three refer· ences before the deadline of July 20, 1989. Inform•· · lion should be sent to: lis. Phyllis lluon, Personnel Officer The University of Rio Grande P.0. Box 969 · Rio Grande. OH. 45674 Tho thliv"sily of Rio Gr~ndo end lio Gr1ndo Community P.O. 17657 do Will dO b~"b¥•ftlng Mon -Fft Christ-. hDnie.,lntvwn. ~--·•, drive. HIIV:e A yr. dd boy whO.; neldl friend&. C.H &14-U8-• SIZe Minimum qualifications include crant and proposal writing, associate collece decree, implementation and manqement experience and expenence worlling with older ptrsons. Bac~round in community development and social servtce delivety programs are desirable. · · Rt. 160-Formerly Motor Car Brokers 4800 s9. ft. Whse. plus 20 x20' Office c..- Mtdlaal Wor..... ! - l a l - . Foods.va WOrlcert. ElectroN• T•chnlcl- ln-.otrlol - . . . . . . Wor.... NurUngA......,.aand Ordolll•. Mlchlnlat& Offl01 · Wor.., and Wolden. Roglat• n-lor c t - beglnnklg July . 10th. Con Tri-CountyVocotlonal Adul Cent•o18t4-7113-351t ext. 14. A nriiiY of ll~ing IOUroll tO pay for trtlinfng a;e w•il.,e for 1hoet ellglb'e. • •Gravel •Limestone •Fill Dirt WAREHOUSES W/OFFICE FOR .LEASE Dllr- V!fo Auto INOTIC£1 THE OHIO V~LLEV PU8USHING co: NCI:UNIIIIIdl N you Will do blb¥&1tllng In mv home. c.m.,.arv e rea. e• e14-44&1182. s., Wit Mb¥ .. in my-home. Ae•o- Tired of 13.311. an hrl 8orlngl--. --~----r--;---------.,.-----------l factory ar ft•dllllllr Jo1111Wt"r• 2 nurMI eidl. Shop cl•ll. 2 loolng lor 8 · ll111iy pooplo who houaa keap . .. Inquire II Oddo EARN MONEY Roodng bookol E~N MONEY ty ...g 01 homo. went mor:e out of Ufetlwt Just ·andEn"dl Shop. Mldcbport. 130,000/yr. Income potentll(l!. ,30,000/yellt' income poten· ,.,...,by. •Earn wlir"you ...... D01alo. f1 8011-887·8000 Erl. tiel. Oorlila. 111 8011-887-8000 ·.CJooad Tu•dltYo • Wedn• llalllpoill McOOnoldo. Tho PI- Y·I01et. . Ellt. 8·411.82 .. C. TomJon•. 814-281110 World IWiina rlflo of t3. 711 ~= , ::::::=-!..:::::;:==;::~=== tla¥o. 8422. lncr-ing to t"4.00 .01111' tO Job humtng? Noad a okll? Relumil Wrtting Kit. Prof• lionel." efftctlwe CJikSe. d t8.9& to RnufMI Unlimtled. C-n Clly. 0 H 451123 . Lawn• Coli 81,· 4-4117.53.. ..e,.. Answers to SC(ram-lets on. Page D-5 DIRECTOR OF RniRED SENIOR . VOLUNTEER PROGRAM . (RSVP) TRUCKING My brOther spends many hours in front of the television watching sports. My sister-inlaw refers to him as the couch potato and her- a r e -. v 992·6472 EOE l.W. STEWART 12 ' Sltu1tions Wanted IN AAUT The Overbrook Center, which is a new 100 bed. skilled nursing care-facility located in Midd~pon, Ohio and open to provide resi· dent care services utilizing the Medicare and Medicaid Programs.has recently had the posi · tion of "ACCOUNTING MANAGER" be· come available on its staff. • .• To qualify for the position, past account: ing experience and education is necessary and prior health care accounting experience is very desirable. The Overbrook Center utilizes In House Computer Processing with the Threshold Data Technology, Inc. brand of applicatio~ ' soft· wave. · 1 Compen.-anon commensurate with experience. Please contact: . Mark Murphey, Administrator Overbrook Center 333 Page Sr., Box 33, Middleport, Ohio 17 Miscellaneous . Buslne11 Opportunity •r. . r r r I' r r r r ,r r r 1 Cl I I I Public Sale I& Auction . EVERY FRIDAY 7:00 P.M. I TONKYT ~1!42. 2f . Estate 1·9f0-..4!j:6-.4567, Ul. 2151 lSI monu t.cl . ~DRIVER TRAINING · INSTRUCTOR NEEDED. PERMANENT . PART-TIME. IDEAL FOR RETIREES AND TEACHERS. WILl tRAIN. MUST BE RELIABLE, HAVE GOOD DRIVING • RECORD AND VALID DRIVER'S LICENSE. SUBMIT RESUME TO: AAA SOUTH CENTRAL OHIO, 360 SECOND ST., GALLIPOLIS, OH • . COLLEGE. 528 Jacl<oon Pike. Reed bookl for .,_,. t •101) • title. Call 8t 4-40S..S87. , Reg. lito . wrh' PAlE • 117M, 181 S. 811-11·101Y . Uncoln...-y, N. Aurore, 11 · . • 1.,.t.. Cal Mon.-Fri. 8:30·5 P.M. (9191 668·0111 rll . 1 I I' I I . Schools SOUTHEASTERN eUSINESS 812-28o141. I REMISM 7 Current!¥ •cceptlng appNc.tlor. 'lor "a damol li¥P• pooHionlor a high quallfv d. . ofllea Reaumu m., 'be to Boa c11 ·202c/ollaltpohDa!IYTribune. S2S Third AWl .. Oalljpollo. OH 48831. . . 1 · 11-....,D;:....;U...:..P.,:;O~S=t-=-E Love clo1h11? Demonttrlte bealtl"-1 dott. tor en• Pl!rtv plant Nomodolloolnvolvad. Fun Paint JoyeJy miniature to)'s. cairn $20 set: No tX.pericnce ncce s~ary. No sclhng. no ~luffing cnYclopc:s all yOu ~o t§ paint thl· toys we ~ end ) ou . Ha\·e the entire family help y~u. AnwlnJ recorded •tssalt revuls . delaih . Call uytl•e 2 1 16 Ju.a.wam to . .n • little extre t , l,.truction mo,.,.7 Or wDUid tiOJ Ike to - - - - - - - - ' "•• • carew7 Eltt.r wwr Awn can t.lp y .. bet hi Mit You e.n RE-TRAIN NOWI l>olll Col -llrn Wo011or, 304- I I I I .1· I. I· OOV(RNMENT JOBS e18,04Q.e&9.230 ...-. Now· l*lng. Cal 111 1108'11117·1000 Ellt. R ·8801 for ..,,., lodorol liat . 0 5 l 8873. AVON ott .._II Shlrloy Sp-o. 304-878-1428. c y p oc u 13 Pert-rime mldlcellllbtechlltcl.., lor o tilly aqu- ph\foldan' o -· -totorv. ·No ililfl worlt Apptv ln.. p.._ Mocleol Pl... 203 ·Jaclto.., Plh O.Ripallo. 8:30 10 1 :00. 814-742-2485. pr , _ undlll •3.00, lot1 of · old IMI.-y, lot• more • .., d-v. e ml• out Sen dHII Ro& R.!n or Shine under aMtt•. tr(t I lhe piece 01 w._ simple wo rd s. Print letters of eoctl in its l1 ne of sq vores. U1.t furnilure and houelhold opplian-. Phone 814-7422048. enth houaehold el•o telling. CONSIGNMENT . AUCTION lg. • !emily. Northup. furn.· clott.. (ell •lirel)·•p~lianDI!II. Public Notice : Permit has been approved . by the Chief of the Oivislon 8 9 mi. out 141, 3 femity gerage ale. Sat.& Mon. ' Payment Bond given in the name of the Owner in a ape-. Lolt: Farm•• Bank mD!Wi beg. 3 f.mil¥ ,.rd ..... Juiv 3 . ,. 1 cific amount equal to 100% Loll Tuftdav 11: laundrof'Rit in mile pilt Lincoln Pike on 141 . of the Contract Sum or a P'Om"OV· 1-378·626&. caahier's check payable to the Owner equal to 100% of 6 Happy Ads the Contract 1um. Juno 18. 25; July 2 . 9 \ · Addreoa: P . 0 . Box 409, 7 8i Vicinity · - - - · - - •• · · - · •• • • ••• --- · · · · ·- J. . - • • " - • •· Swain' 1 Furniture Aoctlon. Third • Ott.& a14--3111.9. Oulllo Pra11.0 quill. Aff!l condition. Coohlold. C.l814-tt2-118B7 or 81 li92-2o1411 . .. HOME WORK/SPARE TIME ' · ······ ·· ··· · ·· ·····•-·-·· -· ·· -·· · home . in country. 614-992· 389' ilr 814-992-211.711. - · The owner reservea the may Ohio and Vlroinla. looking . . . , _ 304-nl-1711 CD II a ' 18 Wanted" ,:... to Do !JVented Couple to live In fEW ap.-tment -..- - - - - -- oo!llfll•. C.H 304-878-1104. Room for elderty.,..., orwOI'I'IM AVON · AI ...... C.H M~tllv II Etim Home. Cer• for eld.l¥ and handiCipped. ·114-992· 304-IS82-2aa. Re{mange the 6 scramb led 0 words below to moke 6 814·24"8·1383. lnt..-vlew. k.-tt•. 11111p1. Glatt.. gl•• "Lorf1.114 fomlly . . . July 1, 2,3. 111-lp.m. Rugo, . . ...,.. biM>It w~ra kitchen oldt«a. boob.. within 30 days of bid. open· 2p... Eikhound1femllle1mlle. doltl, collectiiJI•. color T.V .. end white T.V .. furniture. fabric. lng. one year old. to good home, black & white T. V.'1, u•dle yatrn. tot.le. boob,. pllntl, J• 3. No partialaetswtll be Is- 304-8'75-2440. . wetry, bric-a-broc. g1t11 cknNng bike~. RW"Ing miChlntL Meg· sued. nu1 chord org,M~. Woe window 1·1 0, WOIIW'II 3 to l•ge. lOMe . All bids to ba accompa- Maytlg wa•h•. wrainger n•dl fan, picture fnm•. iMelrY, men1. many' other mite. New . nied by a bid seCurity in the 1omarepair1, 30f1.895-3336. · ••ortld clothklg. flret ••• thil Avon Praducts. 311 Q,..t St .. 'fll•· Many, meny lterne. Paul Midclepo!1. · lorm of i 1 0% Bid Bond P1n collie dog, good with kidl, Denney. cor,..- of 114-lldwelf.. : ex.ecuted on AlA Document · {3041 Y•d ale. Ch•rv St .. Syr.au ... 875-8345. ' Rodn .. Rd . In Bldorol. OH. A310, 19'70 Edition or a S1t •nd Mon. 9-?. Sun.C•hier"s check pavabla to Femllle dog, 8 montr. old. 3 family·infant to 111·'-118 clo- 12:30.5:30. A1ln cancel•. &14..the Owner equal to I 0% of. miked breed. frien*t . 304-676- thing. tovl. bedding. dinette 11t. 192·8127. tov boa, mile. 10 Nelli. "1he total sum of sums bid. 1741. : ·.itnd to waive irregularity in ..· he bids •nd ii1 the bidding. No bidder withdraw his bid within thirty (301 doya alter the actual date of the opening 'hereof. Upon award of contrac:t. ..ucceutul bidder will be required to aubmit .a Perfo;. -t W.V1. ltate Charnpian Auc- tlorw. Alclc P.. . on. Lloen•.:lln ·c.,.,toto hou-ldo of "'"" ture a tntiqu... Allo wood & 11 Help WentiKi ' . lobwhht.N "'"' fiolnvaotmam. no collectk1g or dllltvaring. Cell & Vicinity condition .e kitten• c.ll 304-57&-2607 • ...right to reject any or all bidl Public Sale' 1!t Auction '::~:t;~' S©~gf})A-~t-trs· WOlD GAM I - - - - - - ldi10d by ,ClAV I . POUAN .......Gallipolis.......... : Project M•nuel end Draw- ings in good ...-..'tJf.PTaaunc ... 8 TOP CASH paid lor 18831110dll Mid nM., uMd c•• · Smith Buldl.·ftantf.c, 1811 Ea...,. Avo.. Clalllpollo. Cal 814-4-411228:1. I! I"'• 7zoe. LOST. Z 1 - SpanioL ono tlonw. at•eo CMHtt• dick. c• load oonlral opolngo. - . . . - . cu....,.., lttte llirll. IIdia Md clotNno. Etc. Loww tnd-ell Midll- . . . . .pot outlot. m•• Lo.t : In Mt1on .... fnlle bledl & wh'ct Autt,..ll'l lh• 1 m~e. 1 famlll•cup. Mather ill lulllriohSotl•. 1 wkl. old C.l . 814-892-31' 9 . i 1 . One oopy oftho Project Middleport · & Vicinity lrown toft hid•a,bed toglv ... woy. Coli 8144011-8tlt colt betort1 p.m. 2 . . . . JIUP' • mo. . · - lOwing baia: ......'Po'i'riifrov........... ' Monda¥. to.m.·3p.m. Atroondl- •m,.._ "-oean• ...• · cb lh'ng Md mftc. tt..,.. 1120 ti\MMm Aw. • · Juno 13. 1989 on tho fol· pu- ...... Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va . [IIIII: II yI ill I' I ,. ,)l'f 1/ II I O.bllie.l•t-.s.ldH•"oed • • Junt 21, ...-h lllf¥ lntoun• lion eoll304-t711-1212. 1 yr. old milt dog. hllf bl..... hilt tlordlr oollla very Qlntle. llk•chldran. needl good home. C.H 814-4411-4737. the Architect beginning • of LOST. REWARO'o ff•oct. 1 Iliad 1ir:t gald 1nd while RMrtw• n. .od Oolcl& 1 lionel 4 . Giliaeway 2. 1989 July 2. 1989 Lost end Found LOST milt blk .ndwhittAUitfJ. Nan 81\ophOrd I 0 montho old w..-irlo brown mil•. brighl bluo oya, REWARD. 304-7735332 or n:J.B411 and 8t4192· 7208. " 1100.00 r.w•d o..,__..t for lnforrNtion '-ding to the ..,_. end connection of p.,.Dnl tor ven dllilm and or in 11icklut milchltf on property, 1753249. Sh•rNn E. Lon~ · Goillpolio. Ohio•4&831 Bide wMI be taceived for: 1. General Trod• Con· tract Sealed bido wMI be received at tho Architect' a of· lice umH Tu•claV. July 11. 1989 at 2:00P.M . Bido - e d ah• that time wll not be ac:captod. · lido wll be OPIInod .,d rood aloud at that time .,d that piece. lnter•ttd partiel: are invited to at111nd bid Oplln· i1111. • Bidders mey secure cop'. of tho prop.-d Connect . ~ Document• from the office 6 .. w. \Ia . . • ' 5 YEAR OLD CAPE COD, fBEDROOMS. 2 BATHS, PULLMAN STYLE KITCHEN EQUIPPED WITH RANGE ~NO REFRIG.. LARGE FORMAt. DINING ANO LIVI~G ROOMS, FULL BASE· MENT, ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAl:E, ELECTRIC HEAT PUMP, AND-THE HEATING AND AIR COND. BILLS ARE VERY LOW. LARGE LEVEL LAWN, GREAT LOCATION, KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS. $72,000 BUYS THIS fiEAUTIFUL PROPERTY! I. IF Yo8 MISSED THIS MOllE LAST TilE WE ADVERTISED, BETTfll LOOK NCIW:'i BEDROOMS, 2 BAJH RANCH ON 2\1 ACRES. ATTACHED GARAGE, FULL BASEMENT, PLUS ADOI· TIONA!. SINGLE CAR GARAGE. KYGER CREEK SCHOOLS. $58,500. , •. ONE OF THE lOST BEAUTIFUL BRICK IANCH HOlES IN THE COUNTRY. 3 BEDROOMS, 2~ BATHS LARGE FORMAL LIVING ROOM, FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, FORMAt. DINING. KITCHEN HAS AMPLE CABINET SPACE AND IS / FU.LLY EQUIPPED, ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE, PLUS DE· · •I TACKED [ CAR GARAGE. PlUS CARRORT LARGE ENOUGH ;1 FOR 10AT OR CAMIER. IN-GROUND POOL, LARGE LEVEL LAWN. VERY NICE!!! ' 'r -,347. OWNER WILl COISIDEI any offer, ves OW II!!" has relocated and wants to sell this 3 bedroom, lg. k1t., rani!!. refngerllor. dishwasher, full basement with 'tam1ly room. has lovely llreplace. Has ceiling fans, central attic fan. t ac. m/1, with1n walkitlll distance of schools. Severallruit bees on property . Asking $49.900. . . �Page 0-:4-Sunday Times-Sentinel 31 31 .. Homes.for Sale Gov•nrrart horMI fram•1 .00. U Aeplir. Allo tp.. drlllnquent H.o m,•, for Sale . 3 .... oocllo ... l. 2 llll lwlho. firoploeo/bullt·ln l>ltcn, double oven & r•ge. CA. c~ achooll. Coli t14-446-17K HomeS for Sale 54 Misc. archandi11 110now ExeeUf'llce-Siaoe ltoS 3~77 lt. 60 Eaot · blloursrill•; WV 2 5504 2 to .. hou ... ilo'VO I~ lolu nn. • ldtchtn,." 2 eo-. junction 180. K• Rd . 111 min. fromO.Iipolt. 1 112 mi. from Hob• t.o.Dit• New hom. for ula Finllhed li•~. 2 crew Rd.,.. Po-... 814-992: 7871 .. .•c:r•. \late. .100 lla'e f.m. •• nerw. •"'"'doded 3 be._.. hou•. l•ge~ 2a•w• 1 ro,atty, 401'12 mill:.. DUtbullclng. .cenic ..,....,, atreem. low 90's. 814843-6281 "'814-94&-2618. DuetoflillnghMth. APII1ment house or bo•dng homefo'r •Ia Ae•oneble. Call 614· 992· 7204. 3 bedroombrlt*homewtthtarge lot Mid~., Drive. New Haven. Good c:ond. 304- n:J-&881. D. C. Me.tal Sal,es, ll)t. Buildinga. Deaigned to meet your needs. A'ny tite. CHOICt OF 10 COLORS fREE ESTIMATE on po'2t b&ags and peckaoe de .. ,. S"ve hundreda. ev,n thouundl of doll••· LO<al Sales Ropro..llloliva DONNA C'RISENIUY ls.R, ... 166 Gal~aolis, Ollia 4S631 ASSORT OCCUPY Recllced 111CIHtnt buy, 211:ory, 4 bect-oorM. b•n. Dll'lll& 2.6 acra in ground pooL Somervlle Rolitv. 304-175-3030 or 6753431 . c.nt .. h• your home • 1-1100·12&-0712. 1172 llllolflold 12><115 ttol•. Lorgolot. 38R , H\bolh lml• from town. 1.41. c.JI 114-44&8789. Addh:ion. -~~~ bul ....g IDIL rnabh 'ho- pormlnod, public wa~•. - . J r-. .l olor!, W.Va. Phono 304-115- • 3829. a. Hl~i!LIIs o.-. 14••· 2 bectoom wilh dryer, A.C. woodburner. 814-992-7849 .. 814-9923767. 32 Mobile H omea 35 Lots & Acreage for Sale n~ 1 •cr-. 12xe6 mobla home. :nllly ooom. outbuldlngr, • fl'ul tr•···ruNIVII'tlt• ...... '"''"'"· dr.ed Wl!ll, 1111. 'ricedon WOocl.,cl132-oo/ di,OOO. AI. 7, bol- Eurollo. colll144a.4411.tl:•7p.m. I p.m .. '1~::. ~'!.~~0 ~if.: ldul hunting oroa ~t~~od ump 33 motll¥ 12 mil• oout- of O.llipoU• or, Lincoln Pik• t21,000. AIIG. 11 _.. on lnipoctM>n. 114,9811-4491. ... lfttl. Thll proptirty Farms for Sale Countrydra.n firm home. 3 br., 2 botho, on!vl t24.111 6 up. S..our.model. Cal 1·814-8887311. . i8 tpprOIC .. Lincoln Pike Rd . . prl011 et t&.ooo. Devla Re .. Eate. c.n 3 raom • d . Comt~lotolr yard. eon 0.1 . WhHo Rd., 2 llulding lat• Appr•. 2 .... 37.. 2740. .ooalo. CoM 114-2411-11581 ofl• 4:30. FOr Bile: 4 .,_h. Medii on St. furnklhod. Lorg• 114-448-4109 . ar . l'or Aont: • ,_,. 6 bolh. g-. - . in ..... ni.. yord-coll • 14-4411-0874. •F*• (Lift af bibl .. in Gordon of Dwotlon In OhM> Voll"" MemOI'/ GordeN. Coli 114-337-2118 col! ocr onyllme. Hou11 far rent. .....,,,...... 2 .• be•oomo. no inlldo PilL d..,. ..- roqured. 114-992-3090. 10•100 lol. Mlin St. Pom•ay. UIOO. 114-112-1121. PRICE REDUCED BY $17,000!!!- 73 me farm m Perry Township. Very ni:~ home offers 3 BRs. 2 baths, LR, kitchen. carpet, · electnc heat, woodburning s!ove There is a 40x60 barn, cellar house lnd several other buildings included. Call lor apooinlment. 38~811911. A REAL CHARMER .... 1.87 acres, m/!, and an attractive country slyle home just a couple of miles from HMCon Rt. 35,Features include 3 or 4 BRs, bath, LR, kitchen, DR and FR. fireplace. gas heat. 2 car ~age. There is ·a 30x30 barn and mobile home pad on property. Call for more -details. ' ..t ·. Uted IPPiincet, W•herl. dry· ... -*'0•· nrfrlga-ltara. micr~ weve ov. .. Ktn ' s Appli.noe. 217 E. 2nd St., Po"'•OV· 114-992·1336 or 814-981' .3 8e1. 48 Space f or Rent A BIG HOUSE! - Ora big paymenl? Heres a compact 2 bedroom home that's easy lo mainlain ..Very nice kitchen, bath and living room. Why pay rent when you can own your own home lor tile same price' Nlce deck, fenced-in yard, oulbuilding. Give us a call, you'il be pleased. ,, #702 '' Uaed r.,. good c:ond. 875-1090. PRICE REDUCED!!! - If you have beeri looking for .a home that will give you room to stretch out, this is it. Fealures in this home are equ. i~ped krtchen. lor mal din in& · den, lovely hvmg room wrth fireplace. dinette. bath, 3 BR. The full basemen! IS finished and offers bath, laundry, rqomy, attract1ve family room. "' '·' 44 I - h o d ...~., ... f221, 21R • fZIO. U... lao 2'1 .lode· ,sonPit.O.IIIDallLclllllt4-44e4oltllfl•1 p.m. Upatolro. unfurnklhod opt., - D«ld. utlttt. palcl. nopllls.CIIt 814-446-1137 . .L 11-• 21.5 ACRES. NEAR NORTH GALLIA SCHOOL No structures . Localed along Frank Rd. $18.900.00 · 3 LOTS LOC~TED IIEAR TYCOON. LAKE 150'xl15'). Can purchase on land contract, $2,000 down. 10% lnleresl pay $129.69 lor 6 yrs. , · . 4 5.6 ACRES localed below Gallipolis Dam, along Hazel Rloge Rd. $4,900. (Can purchase on land contract! $1.500 00 do~n. 10% mterest, pay $100.00 o•r month · LOAN ASSUMPTION .... $2,500 DOWN ..... 9'!.% FIXED RATE- 3 BR, bath, living room, kitchen, attached 1 car garag~ Call for more details. 36.5 ACRES M/ L. CLAY TWP. - fronlage on Friendly Ridge Rd. Old house on land. $19,50(). 2.4 ACRE TRACT -COMMERCIAL SITElocated on Upper Rt. 7 across kom new' shopping cenler. TRAilQUILm .....6 . overIoo !linng beautffulween vaReys. hom1e is IOclled just soUth of Rio wande andJeatures 4 BRs, .2 baths, LR·FR combo, k~ hen. s!one · fireplace. Very private. $l5,000 - 19.143 acres m/I. .Approx. 'A mile from cily limits. All uliities available 108 ACRES. MIL. GUYAN TwP. - Some I ill able. NEW LISTING~ 2 ll~ iiANCH situa!io~ on \\ ac1e. Hardtop road. Hannan Trace School District. $26,500. PRICE REDUCED TO $65,0001 Beautiful L· shaped bricM. All~ooms large. Eat· in kitchen, formal dinin& LR w/FP, 3 DRs, Bl baihs, atlached garage. · SIIALL HOME wilh extra lois. 3 BRs, bath. $21,000. - TIRlD OU:IIfftll{ GRASSII Move ,into a condominium alonfGf8i)e St. Only 1 block from grocery and d~wntown. Qualrty constructed. Heal pump. Cus!om cabiniJt Dish· washer/disposal. Tax abatement program. Call for an ap· pointment to viewnr REAL ESTATE IS BIG BUSINESS...CALL AN IOOD IIEAI.TY SALESPhSON. 8ofM Md chair• priced from t3ll to till. T•bl• 50 tnd up 10 f12l. Hlde-o·be· UIO to till. Aoclinn 0221 to em. IMnpa t211 to t125. Dlnlllt• t101 end up to •us. WOOd table W·l 211 to t7lll. Ouk ., 46 up to 1371. ~~- 400 I ,.. ~'11-'P'""t w-m.ttr-• .,dup.bunk*291 1 up to u 9 s. lei>¥ f110 M ~:r · ottr-•orIIUO tun or· twm t71. finn • tnd e98. Ou11n 11111 t271 6 up. 1Unge380. 4dr11W•chllt eiS. Gun cei*ltll I. a. & 10 ~ t 31 • 41 _..,. r-• · lad fnm• l21l, a._, lfle t31 • king fnmo 110. Good 1lll.atkJn of ._.,oom suit-. m..ol .. blnota. haedbo•cla t30 -d up to fll ... . 110~2. · ch*• , Nicely turnlahedmoblehome. 1 mi. Wow town overlooking rlv•, CA • hoot. Ref. C.H I 14-44&-0338. ..-.:-...·-· eO o.y1 •erne • c•h with opprovod dod •. 3 MM• out Bll•Hio Rd. Open 9 A.M . to & P.M . Mon. thru Sot. 814-44&0322. :f.:.'::":'::Colli 14-44&-7672. PICKENS FURNITURE N.w/UIIcf Furnklhld. eoblo T.V. utlkl• , '!'"• ~.bl o 1 1..-- For S.le: 4 mirrored illding closet doors. ltn 24" • 80" . , V..I ... F~~ntrure Nrlw' ..,d uaed furniture and '.. - . ldo~ tor b . -...... .,.. .. 1 Rivarvlaw in Kln.,go. Fo• ....~~. eon Hau-ld llr,.hin 9 1/ 2 ml. -laho Ad. Pt. Plo• .... WY. e~l 304-175-,1 410. '· ~ · Appl• " . . , FurniiU · 011 ,1/4mi.on llnooln Pk. 101: 9-11, Sun: 12·.1. Op111 All• ln. unti19 Rt . 1411~C I~~~~~~:::::. * f4"" p.m. WE HAVE BUII.IIING LOTS in Rodney Village II and Mills Village. Call for more inform;1on. ' · 75 ACRES· Iocaled al~ng Glen Summit Road. Oider 5 rm : house. $20,ooo.po. · W.•. -.. • ,,..,. -Coli 114-4411-1111. 75'd20' .BUI.LDING LOT IN RODNEY II SO: Reduced from $5,000.00 to $3,500.00. . .. : ToroTow-.••·-monta-2 ....,..., • lr.. 1 1/2 bltho, · CA., ....... - l w . , . , _ , """"'• • d - P"io. ....,._ ....... p1~-nd. cildld. S'-1ing It *281 ptr ma Cal ~ 11~31?·7110. . ' .,. F•n. , '-':. ,..t to ·Litr8rY p.-king • A.C . Aaf. raq'od. .• a.•oblo lor 1 poroan. Col , 814-446-0338. . , Fwn61hld 3 mw.. a '-th. upetllire ct.... no_pMa. luJtellle . far- Ref. & Dip. required. • 2 LOTS WITHIN GREEN ACRES SID. One is 84'xl48' !he other 75'd48'. Purchase erther tor $5,5()0.00. · LAYNE'B FURNITURE . ; BUDGEt' PAICEI AT JACI(. BON ESTATES ••31 ... ~.• -~· ~ , . , from •1121 mo. Wlllt to " shop lrld ...,.__ 114-44&: 211& E. 0 . H. .NEW LISTING! - If you have .. been looking for "that investment opportunity" we have it for youll 3 rental apartments wrth a commercial room all located along a busy street in G~llipolis . Buy, all now for $35;000.00. • . ~ BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTSAT PROPERTY IN PORTER - Grocery store, 3bedrm. home, 5 bedrm. home. C~ll for more informalion. · "'"''""'""'• INVEsTMENT PROPERTY: Brick structure with apartmenls. Also, aQiacent metal slorage/ulil~y bid~ Est. gross rental .income, $~20.00 per mo. All priced for $65,000.00. . M-iSOI~RY BLDG. Commercial location. 2 slory, along 3rd Ave. , Gallipolis. . 22 ACRE CHURCH CAMP FOR SALE - · Nuineroo; buildings including dining hal~ caretaker's !railer, cabins, pool, cllurcn ' bu_ ildin~. ' · .. NEW USTlN~ .ON A NEW HOllE - Attractive country ranch wrth spacious·surrol!lldings. 1mile soulh ol Rio Grande on Rt. 325. This ·3 bedroom home offers ·' large living room-dining : room combination; Cus!om made cabinets, HI baths, breezeway and 1 car garage. Srtuated on a 1 acre lo1 with extra lot available. $66.500. ,., JAKE A BREATHER FROM WORK and lounge on the 10xl5 deck and enjoy the river view oflhis 3 bedroom home. ¥ou'll enjoy the cool comfort ol the central a.ir when.indoors. Family room boasts boil!· in bookcases and fireplace. Garden tub is · ·one ot the lwo.baths. Formal dining room. Certain • to please... $59,900. #708 8~15 .. ~ Regency, Inc. 21A IP.tment. nM" plush carpft, new peint. utlitl• ponl~ly paid 1176 mo . 30.t-171-1104 or 304-17&1381 · S.a>nct-Fioor. o-looking Clly P•lo. Golllpaia. L.A .. two bedroome. kilchen/dinino room wtlh ltOY8 81'1d rtfr!g••or. t2211-t22Bp.-month.Aaf•..,. c• required. Coli 814-44114249. 4411·2~26. 44&-4425. 113 Tllkd Aw .. 2 BR, unfurn .. DupiM. Pt'l own utlttl•. ·hc. Dep . plus Ref. Clll 1114-24&9191. , ' I.MgeuPif•lrt.,t. 238 tet AYI. Kkcnon/at- 6 refl'lawotor. e28Q/mo-plus dtp. UtlkiM & ..t.. No Pita. Coli 814-4464928. ridln;& wood-":'.!'.;::."'..!"':'71 · · I .,. gl•• from .,. eoblnot f2111 • t13.1111/ma. fZI r• .bolo. •= """' ,'"l':':o Gillotoua . . . 1 .,d Z , . , .,.. .at VII• C..plolo tina of ooll ""*I> ' Minar .,~ 11,.. .1da A - ingr, oa1o dlnoot1a 1 pr- - · in ahotn.tiMiort37.flll/ma tiO ;nn Colll1477rl. ~':':n .~'r.'"':: ...... z lll*l!!l~lf.Wbi&ol 11. 14/ma. Trodelo'a!llc• • ...._ . W-D --•• ,_ own..._, . M 1. ..... r,irlot.:II.I.Z)GO. f i . A - - . . . . .... _ _..._ rlll'itPOfoo. .,. • ..,,_, Coli '·•1•••'...,.. ·I ller I I'M, 114-448-17'111. U.S.A.- Own• Must Stll- Will Help Finance Qu11jfied Buyer - Owner leaving I he country and musl sell I his beautitulll yr. old ranch immedialefy: Has cui th~ price· lrom $59,000 ttl $49,900.1ncludes 3 bedrooms, dining area, ·equipp!rl k~chen. 2 baths. central air, 2 car gar agel Large 'A acre lot in a pleasanl rural setting in a nice neighborhood.- County schools. Now $49,900. We need an offer!' (1104 ... Flborol•• I ruck topper· h. qand. tZIO. Bato lleop", 314 UB.IIea. weldor/ f40. Col 814-387·7813. *• Fard e cyllndor •e. concl e:zooo. Colll14-ti43-01111. w...,. • c1ryar, a11111 , 1,._....., - r o l p.m. ' -· farlole:411a-oil.1oloolrlc 11or1 ftor ,....,.. eon 114-44118117.- at ylrd tole · LOW MAINTENANCE, energy conscious home ready for you to enjoy. Fealures indude 3 laige bedrooms. 3 complete baths, family k~ch en, large living room. mas!·er bedroom wrth attached balh, extra space in gat age wrth aulomatic door opener, lots of storage: 1.3 rolling acres. Beautifully mainlpinlrl home. $55,900. Would considm negollated for vacanl land. 8808 31 W. opt. 2 br .. 1 bill h. prfvlto on-ed. ·~1opi. Cioae '"ll"."....,..., at~ ,,....., na cent•• ..,...,, nwer, tr .. h lrovlded. t2111/mo. Col 81 "j&-8727. 2 br .• t300/mo.I"AI ut•l•l)d. Nl•- •d ......... 2 - - ....... "" - LeGRANDE BOUlEVARD - Nice lf!aintenance free home in a family-orienloo neighborhood. 3 bedrooms, full basement on a flat lol with garden space. Many extras have been done, such as sleel s1ding and storm window& $44,900. #410 114-44e-0041. o..: .~~ :::,;,-:"'!..liloef'l i';i:ifn.IOH. 4 WAS $64,900. N01_!1W_ DUCtiO~i BLOWOUT PRICE HI . Owner wants house sold in next 30 days and are willing to help finance a qualifioo buyer. Look al this nice, older home one block from city park and city schools. It leatures 3 bedrooms. 1arge living room, dining room, kitchen. enhance foyer with attractive slaircaseand includes a6 year old roof. ·N~w plumbing in the kitchen- was rewired last · year. A pickel fence enclose:; lhe yard providing salety lor your children or pets. Look at rt and if you don't like our price, make us an offer' #210 3 br.. dupl• 'lor ..,,, State 81. / 't271 mo. w~h dopooit. coil - oc....O.... oppllcallo,.. far 2 bo•'liift l~.,- tilly · c•l*fld. IPPIIInaa ...- •d p.m. far IPIImtnwrta. So giYt tr•hplaku~p;wldl~ Maint• utacalle1~44&-31&8. :V::~.~~-.*1;0:0!;1·J!; Nvlng dod to lhop. 814-44.. 2481 •. ptn 11 ...... .,d - · Far , All now tap quollly. ·. coli 304-982- Fln.,oln .,. ...,... 2 br .. tpt. in qui« ,.ldentilf· ' • ...,. info.-lon .H 1 ~ ' 3711. !.0 · ' neighborhood. Clrptlld. ,...ge ~ : ~.. . .ch &tr• Mlclcl~ 7 pc. pO.er Bt111t BR .• tultt .. ,..,.ig, . plu• •omt ·"'·rnlturti . . oom llrniahod tl99 or t'32.71/ma teo •·,: ono.,dtwob iipto. .-a.H.O. --f14 9 eoah c r ~ -~tl~r,.~-~~wo~o~hlr~lo~dr'l~or~ho~ok= . . D•~t22112f'• : - liD4-11112-211aa t12.41/ma.4dr.cn_,o49. 11. C.IIU 44&-77 ·.· • I olloot tl4ll. 2 klwn mCMOrO. 1 caob ' F ....rohod Z tlll1.. •· ~-d ~ 1 , • fr•ae lfttl .-.rlry d~~ M1ttr111 tet eet. Bune.i• ~ • • 1 Bal '"1 1400 __.. . . req~ld. Nlw ..._.... "IID!t • 31 . 9&, crib m•ttr••••s c.n 114-3'71-2741. · : 112-3287. f2 9 :flll. Rot~•--• bid and _ , _ '31 •10. 2newwt•l.brown*IO ·~ ,......... OM bedrDDI'n•l!pt. PI' • 1 or Itch. ZenHhChrarftloolorCort.. : • f17100 p.- manlh plio olool· pol.. aofo - · aola T.V. f1'21. 24ttkh 11 lnah , rlo.JoH•ianAw.aolfliD4-876or U1.11D/rna. ~·T.V .. f71. 0.. •• .._ • 2820 - • 1:00. . :..·-·,...- "'"" • •d · r&gt 17i. PhRaa ""'lgorotar • 11S", efiGirlc llnCJII' MWing : Ono-oomtl"*hodopt....., m.,ino f71. K.,....,.olaotrlc • d - •d nioa NaP- 1114tlnotta lot, 3 noo. 3 bl"''- f20, ' ' 1.,.1_ 1 · ~~ ...1 140, leci.132BUII .....tPam• • ~.. roy, Ohio. ~i *· CAUGHT COUNTRYITIS? - Here's Your leave the crty for thi! 2·3bedroom home wrth basement. Enjoy· the cool evenmgs Siltlll& on the deck. Home offers formal dining. fireplace in the living room .and srtuaJt!d on a 1 acre lot. Peaceful, qUiet.... $29,000. Coli e14-241·17BII. 'n•• "- . " / ../ •fi• Apartment · for Rent 64 ACRE FARM located on Fairview Rd. 3 bedrooms. 2 balhs, ' linished basement 6 years old. Custom woodwork in the home: Check it out! 3. BEDRM. HOME, liv. rm., ·eat-in kitchen, wrth in Vinton · VIllage. 2-car garage, approx. 1 acre $32,000. · MAKE THIS YOUR CHANGE OF ADDRESS! - Attractive home jus! minutes from !own offers 1368 sq. n.. 3 8Rs 2 balhs eat-in kilchen. dinette, family 1oom, living room laundry, cathedral ceilings, fenced yard. Cali for an appointment. · EXCELLENT LOCATION FOR ANY TYPE BUS(NfSS. fronts on busy hi~hway..... build· mg Aas approx. 2016 sq. ft., n1ce parking lot. ~-..,.,........,...---,-,-.,...-, :y 3 BEDRM. HOME w1thm Vmlon V1llage. 1.5 acres. 6 rm. house. $27,500.00. 79 ACRE FARM localed in Langsville. New 4 bedroom, 3 bath, 2 car garage, barn, pond & landing strip lor small planes. Price $171,000.00. • GET AWAY FROM THE HECTIC CITY LIVING .... Very nice home localed in CoOnlry Air Estates offers 3 BRs. bath, eat-.in kitchen, living room, family room. gas heat/c~nt. air, KC school district. Haul Troll•. 1175. c.JI .814....._0041. l"'"· 118 ACRES LOCATED IN GREEN TWP.. Graham'School Rd • Super Vi~w! $4~.000 00. . . ·• THIS HOME HAS BEEN GIVEN LOTS OF TLC ....This home and l.lt2 acres m/1 offers 3 BRs. 11h baths, equipped kilchen, dinette, attached garage. brick front. s~el sidin~ Eli-'NS ENT£PPRISES, Jo ... aoro. OH. 1-800.137-9129. m• \" OWN A HOllE LIKE THIS off . 35. Corner lot This home oners k1tchen, JennAire range, DW, doubie o~e.n~ family room wilh FP, LR w sfireplace,, dmmg room, fenced rear patio, HP/cent. air,· car attached garage, carpet. · CORNER LOT- All b1 ick cons!ruction, 3 bedrooms, family room/ kilchen combination, central air, 2 car garage plus off1ce space or mother·iri-la\1' quarters located 1n Green Town- • ship, not far lrom town. Sound interesting? Call loday lor an appointment lo see. Priced in the $60's · · 8515 For Sal• • Conaete .nd Pl..e:lc aeptie tWikl. AI til... RON n•• NEW LISTING:· 10 acres. Sec. H34. Perry Twp. Some limber. Buy now for $10,000.00. . run s ac rOS? property. 8712 ' Avoloblo 1hl 1ot o1 Jutv. ,.,. 70 ,_&_1_H_ou_•_eh_o_ld_G,..oo_d_• troll., 7 ml• !rom Gllllpolo. ·I. 2 blc:ycltl. ·, h•• window' ftn. Colt 114'2118- 1402. Coli e14-317-0IIBI. ISWAIN 2 lA lrlilar. t2211 rna. pluo AUCfiON 6 RJRNITUAE 82 Raocl'llaako forPoylf100olklo . .'>l! ....... f100dop. 2 r - · - · Olvolt.. Golllpolia. ,;(!' Col oft• I. 114-.....,1112. NIW-Ipa.-dgroup· t338. Wrkit: '-•33M, 111 8. llnLiving room ....... t8118. col-v. N . ",.-IL eo~. Tr.,• tor Rent orl.le! One Kerr Bunk- wkh beddlnlt t249. "' Horrklburt Ad. Col 114-245- F"' 1btl milt,.. A found•n 1813CIIowyC~-.. 117tDicta . , SB78. IW1Jrll" tl9. Reclin• ltert: ing- Dileo!. 2:r • - ONkl•. - · ,._,dTypoii.Jictingmf!l• t99. . 2 br.. troller in oau-. Coli UIED· - . dr•aoro. -oom rl._ Outllo•d motan. drUm t14-J711.2431. pump, 1001 c•bln•. .,.iquelce IU.... Dftka. wringll' Wll .... a bien~, R.ltlft Fwnllure .,,.. OOmpiMI Hnt of Ul~ tunltufe. Moblt horn& til ...... lc. 2 NEW· W••n ,boot• •3&. injection ralin1 moclllna. CoM 814-44&-7372. . bectoome. no ~a. Rutllftd - - · fll 6 up. !Stool 6 ..... 114-742- .... , Coll114--3119. S.t .. ll:e *h. Call .t p.m. fql•, 2 be*oom. clt.n. ,.,... Caunty ApPII•CI. Inc. Good 814-44···138. ' ~~~- requ~otl. R~ 1, LO<IUat Ulld ippl•'* .nd T.V. allta. Rood. 304-elll-1071 Op.,IA.M. toiP.M.Monlhru MF~7. llwnmower, Exc. cond., Bot. el4-44&-11111. 127 3rd coli e14-2411-ll840. 1 2><112 bedr- mobile homo Avo. Golllpolo, OH. 2 new T.V. 1menn11. 1 al with llfl• •dd·on room . t180.00 p• manth. StAt. 2. 0000 UIEO APPUANCES eh.,nel. ,.._/181, OlkeltiO. 1 rog./e28, Olkelt23. Co~ Glenwood tree. phone Waohon, ralrlg.-MorL luyX 1304712-22211. • ,.., .... lit Appll.n.,.., 8 14-24&-11439. Upp• R"'ar . booide ltano c-MDiol. 114-...... 73911. . 2-BEDROOII RANCH localed along Garfield Ave.. i . F/A gas turn .. cent A/C., HW, carpeted floors. Excellenl condilion, ready to move into. $34,500.00. YOU WON'T BE CRAMPED FOR ROOM HERE, thiS spacmu s home and 4.5 acres offers a tn·lev el style home w/ 4 BRs, 3 baths, kitchen . LR . DR. FR. 2 car attached garage, HP/ cen t. a~r , 2 woocburners. Small creek SHUT YOUR and imagine your · enjiljing this 3 bedroom brick ranch located on acres just off Rt. 35. You will enjoy the view from the large rear porch, the nice garden spol and all ol the space for !he children's.activities. Add to !his lhe year round comfort "of the new electric heat pump, the ·convenience of the one car attached garage and full basement, and you will want to see.I his one right away. Priced at $69,900. . . #516 ~~;::::;::: •e: • . l MARilET AND PRICE REDU~EDI! -Cheshire area ranch offers 3 bedrooms, I balh, family 1oom, living room. Srtuated on 2.42 acres. Owner anxious to sell. Was $20,000. Now $1.7,000. ' . 47 Wanted to Rent . • · . 54'·Misc. Merchandise .,. For ,... or 2 IR mobile ' ... _ Col1114-441-01127. RE~L . . Phone: (614) 446-000 THIS COULD BE YOUR DREAM HOME Owners have g1ven this beauliful Ca.pe Cod sty le home lots ol TLC. Features Include 3 BRs, 2 baths, LR, eal-in kitchen, dinette, FR. full basemen!, 2 car garage, heat pump, central air. Located in Mercerville area. Call for further details and appointment. !1.872 acres m/1, Air cond.. 18.ooO·btu. • living nn. ...,._ C.H 114-26&-11889. •eoping _ , . wtih ooaklnt~ AkloTrol .. i - AI ho ... 1410. CAH oft• 2p.m. 304-7731111. Meton WV. START WITH THIS - Relaxed 3 bedroom on low 11affic street close to lown. Knotty pine paneling a~d bui~·in bookshelves give ·the living room a warm and cozy atmosphere and vinyl siding makes !he exterior practically maintenance tree. Priced al $48,500. . "' '• HARRISON TWP. water lap. $10,000. Furn.. *"lcHna;.'II utllt• ~ld. alwoboth'IOOmC>. 9111Saoand Aue. eon 814-44&.3841. Wheelch1lr• niW or •JMCI. 3 Fomly d 4 · - ~-3br .. molllla eiiCtrfc acaot••· CaM homo In---~ ...... wt..led Rogera ~dlcol. IBOo-eaa. - · ront. Col 11'14-446-0411.. . 210.. . . 514 Second Avenue ......·. . .. . .··.. G~llipolis, Ohio 4563. ... 12.5 ACRES ~/L fronts on Sy~es Creek. Bonom tiled. Toba.cco bas~ · · · · LONGONG FOR THE COUNTRY? - Here's a beautiful home waiting for you,. Large lover an acre) landscaplrl lol . in Green To¥fnship wilh plenty ol open ground around'~. Over 2300 sq. rt. of well mainlain oo living space includin gbeaul1lul 14x24 master bedroom wrth bath, large wallcin closet and screened-in porch."Also features exira large family room, dining room and eat-in kitchen. 2 car garage and outbuilding Very nice qeck for outdoor barbeques. $79,900 is a bargain price for soooo much house. #100 •'*'* . #HAVE YOU ALWAYS WANTED A BEAUT!· FUL HOME ON t':RST AVENUE? - Make Plans to view this home wh1ch ofWs 2 balhs, large LR wrth fireplace and view of river L·shap!rl krtchen; formal entry, FR,.summei porch, lovely lawn on river. · . PRICE $35, 900! ..., Very nice home with lots of room : very large L·shaped, LR w1lh fireplace, equipped kitchen w1\H pat1o doors, 3 BRs, bath. LR. fenced yard. deck. Call now. A·1 Wlthtr & elec. drv.,, Hid••·bed aofe. full tile bed. 3 dr~er drMIM antique bocl • llll•~· bedding. kttnpa. &: end tebl• Cottin A Snyd« Furn. ,C.H 114-44&-1171. .,d-·-' BLACKBURN ~OOK AT THIS. OWNER HAS REDUCED THE S.•• Kenmore Home 3 - - 2 b..... l>or11v Comm.clola,..o.1400-r• lwnklhed. 101 P I - AldaL faa coriWr S,cond M d Pin& Antiques . · P-"1'· t2110 monrh. AkloVW Amplo P•kina--. Coli 614- 53 e-p.- for ilolo. I I - I. 44&- 4249, 4"4&- 2326, 44&. et4-1149-21121 "' 114-892· 4421. 2141l ' --'---:-,..--:--·-~ Higheat prl- p.old. caah lor Office o~ ~I bul"'.. orientela. quHtt. Cupbo•dl. D.t xtlrlf'M. 2 ._.oomt.orMiri for rwwt In · MldciiPort. · AI neon cloc:b. entire eatttel, C1n -""" an 1.,.. • • Chldron utl•t•. 'ln..,_ Alr oandll> coli ... , 30+121-3271!. or 304·t110 month. oned UIIO. p.- monlh. A,..M• 62J.e814. t110 dopoolt. 114-742-301111. lila Julv 111. Coli 114-992- - - - - - - - - - 1146 '7:00 o.m.-4:00 p.m.: llw. 11011 "' ..,_ • Niqo..,._hanio,2-oami. cOtlect...,•leeOidcor8ollyot ....,,,._ no inolda , _ 1. 114-1149-2217ov.,..ga. Ed'a Golllpolia Fin Morlo"' - milo Nooth at ChaoUr. Ohio. Country Mo..• Home P•k. a .. /Sun, or cell 614-44&PoutKorre14--•• Aoulo 33. Notth of l'bm•oy. 7812. dollv •II• 8 p.m. ' · '" Modern hou-. I beclreams. 814-.112-7478. lolL - · · - . Nl•. CoH , Buy .or Boll. Riv•lno Anllquit, . llv inl ,._, ldlhon. dfo1inlr1124 ,E.. Moln'ltr~. Pom•!IV• I• go P''l' in ....... pool, , r*tJo.t¥ 11. Col larotiPoinl- LarQ& ,.,.. tDI. far trel•. in Hour.: M.T.W,10e.m. to l,;.m .. Mldcloport. f110 P• month. · - 1 to, Bp.m. 814-112· , mont. 1104-1711-21110. .. 814-811.. 2301. marnlnga ..,lr. 2121. 814'386-2111. lag., Ohio 43138. Roy Brown ogont. 114- 42 Moblle'H011181 . f91' Rent MAKE A SPLASH WITH YOUR FA!IIILY Lovely brick home with pool just off Ht. 35. Other features include equ ipped eat-In kilchen . LR. 10x27 lamily room w/s!one fireplace, gas heat an d cent. air: 46 Furnished Rooms w•t• loftn•, uaed 1 .¥r.. 8kc. cond.te200 Cell 814· 448· 3934. ·, \ br•• 35 Lots & Acreage Real Estate General #MAKE A SPLASH WITH YOUR FAMILY-· Lovely brick home wrt h pool just off Rt. 35. Other features Include equipped eat-in kitchen, LR, !Ox27 lamily room w/stone fireplace. gas heal and cent. air. wenfn-. 1'-------~--,--:--------~-...;...--------t -12><66, 2-oam. Goodcondltlon. Collll.14-992·11818. 1973 1 _ _ , opt. In Mlddoport t121 monlh oto• ldll-. 114912-1841 Ooy, 814-94&-2211 a• r'ange/t71: refrlg-t'ratt free/e71 ; Mayteg euto woa.,./1160:Chootlr-•.17 ao . fl . t1150: SkoggoAppn.,... Upp• River lief, Colll14-44&7398. ' . For Sale : Tr~l• CDntriiCt. iZ.IO Liblrty .. .. Oocl!. nvrUng. tliOO. Oood condi· tton. 814-992· 3107. auto Wllhwltll;. Q.E. Milo WHher/ 8915; Q .E. drytr/f7&; Whirlpool dryer/ •76: 30 lndl -- 1911 Noal>le 14x70l 3 to., Diiil electric. like new. Ilk· lnQ/114,100. Coli 114-21111013. .a 1971 40 ln'Ch "'"" ronvo/t7B: · 30 indl ..ec. ..,at/,7&; KMmore 304-8711-2338.Clvdo 1. ~ ••• Long Hollow Road. 1:00 - 4:30 P·. M. 51 Household Goods Apllltmeot ·torRent. A•hlan. .,.. ocro eo'"" c.... ..,. Poim .._ ..., ... -up. 30...:17&. 7eee. e•h. CoM 814-388-1041 ' 44 1974 1""11 • - oloctrlc. 2 br .. 1 t.l:h. on rll'll:ed lot CIH 814-4411-4204 .. 814-24119219. .,d IPPII•c. inct.lded. Good condition. 814-992-8171. b•• 36 Lots • Acreage 1978 .14xll5 811'/VIiol..2.-BR. mutt 1M moved. Call ~792928. . 1 •cr• ot lll"d. LM1d t3000 down e2QOfnr 150 moa Nolftlw•t. ort13iOO OPEN. SUND.A Y • . DEMISE . KIDS 818 SPROUTS your dnl. Come • • uaf Ohla Wlltt..- 1974 Clttle. AH electric. 2 be*oom. 2 ll II both. -pump, central lir. u'*plnnlng, 1t1ps 2 Be«oom hou • · "" ment. fanmd bldcyard. front porch, low 30' s. See 6 Burdette KNOTTY Reai ' Estate ·Ganeral • My brotlier spends many hours in front of lhe televiSion watching sports. My s.ister-in-law.relers to him ·as lhe couch potato and her KIDS are SPROUTS. PSEUDO l.ond(Home dwolo- pion. you Cltll E.... H"orne 1981 Aedmm Sec:tia ..l28x51, Houae tor •leons.n cl\111 Ao.ct. 3 to.. 2 b"h -1. olr. muat be .. , bride. 3 or 4 becWooms. 1lh m -. Coli S14--8894of· b_.hl, 1~ withtNWn. Call . t• &. 304- 87.s.il'332. Real Estate. General SCRAM·LETS •cr• lor·IIPP'"'-"*" •II• •:00 PM, (o""'"'urg, Ind. 47J19 SpeciMizing in Pole Scram-lets on Page D.i3 Y• Sunday .Ohio-Point Pleasant, W. Va. SIMMER Portltnd RoMI,. ,._ Aeven• waad Bridge, bo1 ow'*'- P<> Call Toll Fra Marton, II. 1-100·447-7436 Puzzler on D-7 for Sale t40.000. Coli 114-.....,M37. "'814-446-4118. IUILDINGS, INC. ~ 2otoryhou•. -~~'-dOled. Ill N. Pork Ortwo, 0111 304456-1811 lfi•UIOPM. mobi• hom. b Ill& lot with worklhed on :1-:~1-':;pf.~•• to 3&. C4ll '*"' 31 1989 32 Mobile H DIIMII pr-1•. Coll105-l!44-1133, -1231110 W. Va. Ohio-Poiirt ! #830 . ONE OF A FEW FARMS THIS CLOSE TO T~N­ Older house in good repair w~h over 45 acres in Green Township: Convenient .. location. 3 ,miles from town on Rt. -141 in Centenary. large 4·5 bedroom, 2 story home wrth wrap-aro~nd front porch thai .lakes full advantage of a pleasant country view. Living room, family room. eal·ln kitchen and TV room. 2 car garage and metal building included. Excelllilt neighborhood, Green Elemenlaty School. Out of town owners are anxious to sell and have priced the property accordinjjy.llyoulikelo hunt or run a few cattle. this is the plac~ $59,900. · "" · H219 WHAT A PlACE!! Very well manicured lawn which is neslloo in astand of maturepine trees overlook· , ing beautiful counlry view. A-frame home in· eludes 4 bedrooms, 2 full-baths, very mce living room/dining area combinalion wrth fireplace, new carpet lhroughoul mosl of home. Also tea· lures large 3 car garage, and 43 acres of ground. Priced at $89,900 with all the acreage. #214 OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED JULY 3rd& 4th ·TO OBSERVE THE. . HOLIDAY. '; FROM A KID'S POINT OF VIEW..... Ihis 3 bedroom ranch is perfect. Walk lo school ~ play on the school playground, mak e new fnends 1n the terrific neighborhood. Mom and Dad will enjoy this vinyl sided, energy eflicient home which in dudes living room, kitchen wrth snack bar, dinin garea, 2 baths and overs~ed 2 car garag~ Salellrte dish. Localed in Kyger Creek Schools behind Addaville Grade School. $57,500. I • . HANDYMAN SPECIAL - 3 bedroom. l 'h story !l()me w~h a good bu siness buildin& · This one should just surt lhe han dy lamily who can make home improvements and run a business. This older home needs some redecoraling and repairs. The commercial building is one large room and could be used lor a retail shop tor elaclrical, plumbin& healing alummum siding, lawn mower, crafts, antiques or anytl:'ng else. lt's .priced al $29,000. Tell us what you think rt's worth! · H105 COUNTY'S LEADER' Wi·semali Real Estate (614) 446·3644 E•.M. Wiseman,· Broker David Wiseman, 448-96&& B. J. Hairston. 448-4240 I, \\ .Loretta McDade, 446-7729 Phyllis ..Miller, 446-8348. • �• .. • J July 2. 1989 Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. 71 AJto'i For sitkl Hay & Grain 64 71 Auto's For Sale. Bunkbed. dr•Hf,' ttY•el f~ns. BMX blk• et•l & ruger, P-85 plotol. CoU 1982 OldoCull.._ 8 <YL . outo., PS . 1'8. loodod 122&0. &1<1992-5188. 198& COMII< C__,lbl• Auno gocd. tiSOO. 11<1-882-H21!. 81<1-U(I-99~9. a•'*' Smell utilil'; trailw to It tr.ctor. new 3115 tift·bedwtgOn. Coli 814--448-.,.04. 918 pounda ohoDicco bel e. c.. &1<1-2U-9171. 289 poynd te> bacoobMe. C:fll' 114-241-1111 ~~~:~~·O~~me ~k.· Call ., ~ G .E. drytf', whitet&O. bicycl• 3 H.., for •I• 5n fill d. 11.00b .. a speed 11:0. e pc. lflllingroom 81<1-24-7-2181 , group $~10. Pony •ddle 1315. · 81<1-98&·4418. Mobile Home fr1ri'l& with some • 1971 cti.,allo )60 Engino 3&1 318 tr8nl .. uc. c:vnd.. louthern c•. Cltl 114-18$- WI gina 4823. Atfllfa h.,. round .. d ~re blllll, 'Morv-ns· Ferm, Rt.- 35 1981 Cemero R·S, white with PU!"Y. 30,...937-2018 tNenlnga. HQP. V-8. lo-d . $12,&00, good w1ll1 .,..d floor. l&x12. ' • 2()0. 981 haryChetionV-8 01,000. Call &14- . 814-448-10&5. or 81<1N- oot ..,_, 304-1711-4308. coli 4411-2082. 614· 742-3033. Moving sale. E\llrYthing must go. Home lnt-'or. tppli.,ce' L etc. Stwted June 30.Juty 8. 9a.m.-S,.m. 2 mil• out leading For sale: 1983 M•cu..Y lyNC, Trans~orlaiiiHI A.C. P.S .. P .B.. Good <XInd.. t191115; 1987 A"'o Von. P.S.. P ,B .. A.C.. -.c. cond. n4,991. Creek Ad .• off At. ,7 . 71 Auto's For $ala Ethan Allan cofl.. ll'ldendtebl• Se•• Kenmore 5. 1 dJbic ft. ch•t type tr ...... Good mndftton. 814-992-5181aft•lp.m. Col &1<1-24&- &0~1. "' &14241-1374: . 1178 (:hw. 4«4, 3/ 4 ton. A 1 condition , candy 1ppla 35341. top. ae Cond. 18.000 "'"• 114.000.00. 304-1711-2823. 71 FordFelrmont •700.00. call 72 - - 30<1-178-2704. '77 Dodge Monaoo, tow mil-. 30"-875-2329. · 1171 pldl· up '""*- I oyL llondord trono .. 13041 112· rod/U700. w/ llhw,_, hit .... 191111 Hondo 121. 4 w-ir. 'M 'ord pldlup ohort llod. V·I 1187 Pomloc fl•o. 4 eyL 5 c:IJII<(o ""'" - hro./11100. AMdl tnalne work. '77 Oldl opood. · lilt whoal. AM -FM .Coft 81<1-U8-4822. Om- 11-1 280. 30<1-&75a.tta& low mi-. ac aond, , --~---=-----4853. 17,881.00. Phono 304-882· 1177 Dettun PU, I IDd .. runs 217! . goad.22mpg,lroklngl'700.ean 73_ _ Vane &_4 _ W.O. .., ... 245-9414. _ __ ...;__ 1194 Corvotto. Sllvor. Torgo Furnit:hed. cabl• T.V. utiUtill Pili d. Ide II tor b1chelor. Beaniful Aiv.-viwt in Kln .. g~~ . Fo.- '77 Chtwroltlt Cepuie Cl••lc. run good . C.. aft• IS, {304t 1711-1179. TNckl fo~ Sale 72 , · 71 Auto'• For Sale TNckl for Sale 1814 Ch••e. good,concllion. •2100 firm. 1111 lliler, till c;JI Joep. Vary ilood oond .. calllt<I-HI-311911. 74 .. Motorcycles ·z. 1989 Ohio-Point Pleasant, W.Va. 74 Motorcycles • .Auto Parte 76 ..' & Acceuories Improvements ..........lwlthwfte*.,·dt~304-175-3241. , . BAS BUNT WATEAPROORNO : 78 , BoAioot-1187 Lonclat '1&'5" wllh Morcurv 35 hp motor wlh Goorgoo Creok Rd . Coli 814" 4411-0294. . . cOndftion. tan 11.,.912·2770. sOptlc Tor~k Pumpingl90, Go l- BOAT IIEPAIR. -~~~ry Mer· Dodge Sporumen Schoon. Motor Hom• 81Hpl ail. EQient condhion. 31,1571 1duttl mil•. C.H 114-992197• 3189. . Real Estate General PIIISES. Jocbon. OH pooll. cittwns. w_eUs. Ph. &1 ... 245-92811. . 1-80~ 17 11. ft,.. g1oio '"'• trol• • Fetty Tr.. Trimming. stump r•moval. C1ll 30417&-1331 . Call 30<1-578-2911. t_.. 8911-3802 Real Estate General . StrVIt:es · -· 0300. 13041 882-3238. New-CraftsrNn Cirrul• uw. 2"1~ horsepower, 130~ 176- . '88 Polarit. 4 whHhn. ' 81 Ch•ger 2.2 1or ptrta. roll b•f. . ' . '' . SOUTHERN.HILLS REAL ESTATE, INC. RCA VCR. 30<1-675-2663. . 55 Building Supplies ., 1977 Ford LTD. in •cellem stt.pe. LOw IIVerage yearty mileage. Cln be 1tw1 .-t 132 Pets for Sale 1982 Plymouth Horizcri, 4 door, good lt\lp& ruN good. •100. 114-843-5359. Hondo XR 80 t376. Coli 614388-9049. Formerly '. CENTURY 21, Buttwrwt, Pomeroy. Ohio. ' . SOUTHER~ ., • ., . 76 Auto Parte ' & Accas10rias · ·• POOR BQYSTIAES. 304-815- 3331, front end •llnl!ment HILLS REAL ESTATE, INC. . 118.111. 4.000 good semi t .. a n• tlra ~ uMd tlra Ba.lllclng • New Homell Pr•wlre •-lvr pho . . ondjodlnvlrlng 1r1 d jackl ello edded to exialllng hom~~ end bulln...._ C.l 304 1711-874). FLATSWOOD RoAD . POMEROY ~ . J Bedroom house, acres. · CENTURY 21 PLOUTZ REALTY CARTER'S PLUMBINO ANOHEATING Cor. Fourth 1nd Plne Phone Excellent condition, small down payment, own• If· nMOcina available. Priced .for quick Makea areal family Must sell by o.n'f4-:"'3888 Ohio or 814- 8~4- . 594-4211 ASK.FOR ZELDA DO SOME REPAIRS 2 bedroom home overlooking the Oh io River. real nice inside . Do some repairs and buy, this home cheaper. VACANT LOT--: TRAILER HOOKUP .9 acre wooded lot w1th drilled well - septic tank. Buckeye Rural electric service . Amobil ehorne burned down.on this lot. Clean it up and buy this .9 acre cheap. . GREAl LOCAliON FOR A NEW HOME . SPRING VALLEY SUBDIVISION - Two large lois. Each lot is 10 1.8' lrontage by 171.2' depth. City water. city sewer. natural gas are all available . Buy one or both. $6,000 each . 4411-U77. WE BUY. SELL or TRADE SEE US BEFORE. YOU SELL QR BUY New Location - 7·38 SECOND AVENUE . Groom tnd Supplv Shop-Pet Gro.o mlng. Alt breedt . . . All · styles. lam• fat Food Dealer. Julie webb Ph. 614-446-0231 . New Phone Number! YOU FIX T.HEM UP & BUY THEM CHEAPER 9 room country style home , 3 or 4 bedroom s, 2 up· 'stairs. lots of cabinets and s/s sink. Large living room and dining room . Gas heat. one bath, level lot. You do some minor repairs and buy this home cheap~r. 2 ~tory hou111 has 4apart· meots -with potential income $7,800 per year. Cor. Cole & Third St., IIi ddleport. Would also make a areal> nursin& home. $40,000 or make an offer . · Call Jack Jl. Carsey Owner/Aunt al 614·992-2403 or "" . ' 2:00 P.M.·4:00 P.M. INVESTMENT PROPERTY ....... We're Still The Scime __;, Ju$t Changed The Name!!! 1435 . / Wat,:er1on'1 W11er H1ullng, Ae•onabl• r~•· volume dit· counts, 2,000 to 4 .000CIPac> ily, c;.t•ns. pootl. wella. Me. 537-11128. 8 LANE AMF · BOWLING LANE FOR SALE MASON , W. VA. OPEN HOUSE J ·a. J Watl!f S.vica Swlmmirlt. Roterv or cable tool drilling. Molt weH1 complt1ed1emed.,. Pump Ml• .. d · ~tee. 304- 100 horse poWer Mttrcurv engina For .... or motorcv· do or plc:k·up. Co :: 114-258- 1624. Mowre¥• ~hollt•ing ..-ving trioountytrN23y. . .. The belt tn llrnll:ure urholn•~9 Can 304 ~ 171 - 4 14 for free "tlmtt•. EI~od==rl:col;:30::4-:17:&-;;n;:;8S.;:= 1 ,;85 Garieral H:Kiing .u Ila Co. RON EVANS ENTER - cruiur. lpecltlllt fectorv trained. Mobile lervlce. Pr.O. sion Moble Marine. &.1M at Qo.palo Boot Club. Coli 114- 211-.U7t. ' A•ida'Jtl .. or comrnwclll Wir·. lnG New ..vk:e or rtpeln . Ucen. .d elearldan. Aldlnaur Cl.,ner, one h1lf mlle " up power trlinand .. to ollnjection. MerQ.Iry Trallng motor, Shore- , 79 Motors J-iomas & Campers llno troll• ollio mor• AI In good ·1848. llftllme guarlft· ,.,.,.,.,_ fur,.hed . . .,,..... ea11 '"'"""' 'RogersBaltment · 11 "- 237• 048 8. d., or "' 010· B5 · General Hauling 1978 St•croft 17', 120 H.P. SWEEPER and MWingmac:hine 1.0 . Elocallontcond. 14500.00. repair, PI!I1S. .. d suPPI'-. Pick 1)0411711'7270. up 1nd delivery, DIYII VIICI.Ium For S.. a lxl utility ••1•. rHI 56 Camping Equipment · 11fncxndlior" Electrical & RefrigeratiOn Wat•p~odflng. Motors for Sela :J::::tfflt."-· B4 Home 81. -;;;;::=:;::=:;:==::::: 1171 llorllll Dovlclron. ..,,.. • Gldo. 1:1000. toll .,.;m.. · ,. 114-448-7711. 1111 v.z eo•. ac, oond. 1aai' - . 1177 lntwnotlonol CO E • aloo 1111 Plyft!Olith \lorogor, L -1! nototlonolll• C,OH tt+387- .. 1.78 fral ..... lnor COE. Muol . Model. I - . - . I'II/PI till U21. take bottV•aooo. Cll &14- whetl. air oond. EJC. cond. 17.700. CaNI1<1-3117-0321 . 1182Y-"'• -lm-7110. eon 448-1U5. · E-I11• full In Bronoo. Pbone 19118 · Aorootor Von. Loodod 81<1-985-4339. GOOd condition. Price negDt... '. · ~ .:_:.:_;..:.:_.;..:.::.:,:.._ _ _ __ .... 81<1-882·7884. 11117 8·10 pldi-.,P. onoow-, 2•.000 mloo. .,.,. nlco oondi- 11'111BroncoAuto.'311 M.Juot tlo" 14850. et<l-992-9972 or ove,..a~lld. new 12.10•33 8 1<1-1811-1184. tlr•. ftM" 1• twlk. •1000. ""' 742-2042. 11e8 Ford pldorp tlao.oo. Small comporoloopo412110.00. '7.4. Chwy I..-bur._, 4 whHI an Hondo motorcycle CB drn. 41~ engine 1lUto. new 1350.00. Moko olfor 30<1-773- tlru. 11,800.00. 30<1-171· loodod 17&00. Col t14-3111t334. . . ,975Fordi,.TD, V 8anain& Nnt good. 1300.00. 304-458· 1188 Ford 310 delivery wuolo. · w•hPS. oute>, AC., 19'111 Ford 18311. V1r1. Coli 81<1-4411-4109 "' 1989C.veli• Z2 • • I ft'!Onthold, _ 37_,11-.:....27_4-D;_.-----~• exc;: oorw:l. loldld. tilt• ov• pwm-. call 30<1-&711-2412 eft• 5:00PM. ' . 1172 3/ 4 ton OMC tnocl<. '80 Toy obi C.llca•. IUto. 1ir, •c Compw.jloelol 3ao:AT. Pl. PB. 13900. CoM .1<1-248-5823. or cond. 304-87&·&132. 5288.• . 11<1-2411-" " ' 8 July • PH. 446-7699 or 446-9539 - 446-6624. LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE SUN.D AY PUZZLER Answers to Puzzle·r on Page D-4 . .. . ·~ REAL ESTATE .. 1 Team of lhree PATRICI COCHRAN Ut-JJ620F2~C~1~~BREAR m_ ~ ......... Fl E HOURS LJ::!I Mon.-Fri . .9:00-5 :00 · "c"' r• "' .. ACROSS horses 446-1655;...;.._...:,._ _.;_....,!~~!...-- Sat, 9:00-12:00 AKCCock'er Sp~nieiBuff , c::ompletly hou1e trained. 1 1/ 2 yr. old/ 8160. Call 614-446-2713. . POME-OY BEECH · working frreplace, hardwood ..1....·••.•.., and ·dr)er, garage. lull basement. ~.l~,.~u<J.w. Beagle pups for' Sllle. 9 wk. old 825. Caii614-..46-0373. Female Shih-Uu,. or trade for chain saw or gun. Call614-26~ 1343. ' AKC registered Cocker Sp.,itll NEWLY LISTED! QUAlll'l THROUGHOUTlls .wh~t you'll lind in this 3 bedroom brick ranch. Format dining area, 2'tull baths. living room, great room wrth wet-bar. 2 car attached garage and lots more. Call tooay tor appointment. You'D. be impressed! 0150. Call '61<1-25&-6322. Pf~P~ful fure bred Huak'i pUps. 2 white. black with m•k. blue eves. Read,' to 'go. A.. o7month old m•l• grev ~-•lev. ANIII nice pet. 614-992- 5144 evening. ~NLY $39.500 - $1.650.00 NEEDED AT CLOSING. $230.00 LOAN APPLICATION FEE. MONTHLY PAYMENT pRINCIPAL AND INTEREST $3~6 . 79 -10% FIXED RATE FOR 30 YRS. ' RUSTIC A-FRAME- Wooded lot. pr~vale and secl uded. lures 2 Ig. decks on upper level. One lrom the master room. also lronl patio on lower level. Wat ch the deer, rei. birds. etc. Great view. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. 1.440 of living space. 24'x30' garage & shed. This one is umque lot ol lrees & flowers. A musl to see' Rsh Tank. 2413 Jackson Ave. · Point Ple11ant, 304-17~2063 10 gel Jet up 814.998nd 1091 complete t43.26 . AKC Pomeraniam black temalt puppy S150 .0Q. House broken mother to good home $100.00. 304-675-5479. veer old GoldM Aetriver. 4 registered. 304--675-1741 . 57 3 ACRES , moreor less. Green Twp. Good mobile home or burldrng srle. . - 2 lots on localed State Rout e 7. Beautiful view of river. acres of vacant land in I he crly SChools. 5796. Bunct; Trumpet. good eondh.ion $86. Silv8f Trumpet, Stradivt· riUs Bactt . S400 . 61 4 · 986- 4418 . MAKE THIS OUR NEW ADDRESS: Lovely home just minutes from town. 3 bedrooms w~ h master, 2 full baths, spacious living room w/ li1eplace. modern kit chen w/ appliances, tormal diningroom. Affordjlble' First tim e buyers grveusa call. guitar l••ons. t..- gin nerl, serious guitari•t- Bruicardili Musie. 814-446-0887, Jeff Wamsl~ instructor, 814446-SDn. limfted openinQI. FOR RENT: Aug. l. Can take possession: Nice home, 160 area. $375.00 per month. Security references. NO PETS! 2233. 59 For Sale or Trade THIRD AVE. - Great to raise a tamrly Children wa lk school. 3-4 bed1ooms. LR w/ tireplace. lg. family room. dern eat-in1• kitchen. large, garden area. Big bac:kv!nd.l I I 1979 Honda 750. good cond. Call 614· 446-0362. NEW LISTING- IN VINTON: New burldrn g, mobrle home, and nice level lol All rn one package. Very well const1ucled building is currenlly berng used as a business. Would also make an excellent workshop. Mobile hom·e has lrv rng room. eal- in kitchen, dishwasher. 3 BR 's. nice decks (Iron! and back) an.d level lawn. For the Price- Ford 6 cylinder exc, cond. 82000. Call 614-643-01 15.' Farm Supplies & Ltvestock It'" 61 Farm Equipment INVESTMENT PROPERl'l - ·I ll. story home wrth 4_bedrooms, living room, lull basement, eat-in kitchen. Two mob1le homes with.2 bedrooms and bath rn each. Approx. I II acres land. Call for complete lrstm& . . 6689. 3020 John Deere trac· tor / $6195 ; 2010 .. John Oeere/13460: Jahn D..-e 3 pofnt mowltt'/ $396: Vermetre "round b[iler/ $28915. Call 614- 112747 BEAli'I'IFUL FARM SETTING- Seven room brick home w~h 211. baths. Apartment building used torcanng tor elderly and handicapped people. large modern barn Ulied as Ieeder Pll business located mGuy an Township. Approx.-50 acres level tillable land surrounds farm building~. Call today tor ShOW In& 288-6622. M.F . 86. 50 HP , di•-'· wlhflvt ft . bruah hOg. ttwee b::tnom plow end four row disc. AM for •4&00. Call Ron, 614· 698-6864 or . 4-992· 9972. A .C. Allcrop No. 90 Comb'f\11. NEW LISTING: Nice home in Vinton. 2slor9 and partial menton a quiet street. Nice neighborhood. level , 2 baths, dining area off kitchen. w~h a very well place. Home hasvinyl srdingand a large deck tor those qui summer .cookouts. Priced ~ight. Peerl•• roler- mill, PTO tilage blower with pipe. 114-981- 3374. LivestOck FIRST TIME BUYERS CONTACT US FOR LOW, . FHA/VA INTEREST RATES!! Ae·g . Chi.,• An~t Bull. High vi8W f•m breeding. C1ll 814- '. wNt•n tedcle ponv h•n•L ..... . 127.51 REDUCED. - NOW $32,500.00 - 2 IIOiiL£ I!OIIES - 1988.FLEM1NG: 2 bedrooms, bath, Hv~g room, range. rslngerator, drap~Jies. central air. 1978 RICHARDSON: 2 bedrooms bath living room, complet&ly furnished. Front 'porch'. .Both mobrle homes are unda'pinned. Nice ftat over 1 acre lawn. Owner wil consider selling mobile homes separately. '. 112754 LIST WITH US! ________ con 81<1-4411-2222. · . . ,. For Slit: '-4o.DWno pony m•• Wtthfllty cott. Nubi~nmllk go«t. Small pollod . h•d of reg~ot-· · . _;... h•ofordCIIIII• 114-9811-337>!. . Bonnie Stutes,- 446-4206 . 'Tammy Moore:-- 367-7760 Crystal Richie - 446·3638 ROOM TO-~OAII_ in the Bl story home w~h over 21 acr_ es. Ho_m~ mcllldes 5 bedrooms, living room wdh bay. w1ndo.w. formal dmjng room. 2 car attached garage. partial basement. Newer furnace. Call for more delails. . • . F~:.er!~ RD. - A neat 12x60 mobile home on a b acr6lot wrth storage building~ plus a 2 car garag~ gas forced air heat. range, ret. N1ce trpnt deck. iiPmrediarte possession.'smMlO.OO. · 112745 NICE FOR THE PRICE! $29,000.00. located at 312 Central Ave .. Rio Grande. Remodeled 1 ~ory home wrth 2 bedrooms, lull basement newer carpet eal-in kitchen. 56'1<204' approx lot IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. . : . #2746 REDUCED: 3 BEDROOM STARTER OR RniREMENT HOM E. Needs some repair. C~y location. $21,500. . 112139 NEW LISTING! LOT WITH 'IMPROVEMENTS all ready tor that mobile home. Kyger Creek Schools. Approx. 2 mrles from town. Asking price $6.500.00. • ' ~2757 AFFORDABLE AND CLOSE TO TOWN!$29,000.00 - 2 story home w~h 3 bedrooms living roo.rn . bath, Ill. car garage, good garden area. Call today tor appomtment. '1127ZI 1 h.,e • new· ide& 2 row corn pick•. e»tc. cond. E-Brush Hog. International 7. ft. h., oonditionar/ $825. Call 614- 256- 448-1158 matriarch 112m . HOT SUMMER DAYS- We don't mind and you won't when you move into this spacious ranch wrth 16' x32' in-ground pliol. Economic heating and .cooling would lit any budget. Make your appointment today. $62,000.00. You'll fall in love! . Fender Ahodes pi.,o wtth 2 acca110riet plug in, ec cond. S200 .00. phone 304-571- 63 ESTATES you will tinrllni• lovely bedroom brick ranch wtth area, livin_g room w~h I wrt~ newer appliances, 2 garage and more! Call today tor 'more NEW LISTING- 5ACRES more or less, Rio Grande Area. Good burldrng srte or mobile home site Water & electric available. N ice Wurlin:er piano. 614--992- ~, COIIIIERCIAL STORE'- located at SR 7. All inventory included. Approx. 1.404 sq. ·ft. Call today tor more details. · LAND Yamah a o rgan-105.- Exc. cOn d.. lots o t M.trasl $6QO. Call 614388-8711 . .; "1''. •'j Great ·opportunities to build ... Musical lnstr1.1ments ln divi~al ~2754i NEW· LISTING! THIS CAN BE YOURS- IF YOU ACT IIIIIEDIATELTI- This ~a honie of el.egance inside and.out 8 rooms, 2\l.balhs, 4 bedrooms, Spartan Deluxe in-ground pool, finished 2 bay . garage plus one detached garage So much m~re. We are anxious to show this home to you. Shown only by appointment. ·· #2761 ...... "' ELEGANT COUNTRY LIVING approx. 131 acres of nice land. Jhehome makes a qud!ity statement. It contains 4 bedrooms, formal dining room, equipped krtchen, Ill. bathund lots, lots and more. Call today. Rutland area. #2738 FARII - Approx. 119 acres wrth solid older 2 story home. Barn and several buildings. Salem Township. $55,000. #2736 I Yt STORY HOME IN .MIDDLEPORT - I.Jrge spacious rooms wrth light oak trim. Extra well cared' lor .home on nice lot. Close to Village Park. Attached I car garage. $39,900. , 112750 REDUCED TO $22, 500.00!1· 1981 THREE BEDROOM. BUDDY MOBILE HOllE in excellent .condition. Srtuated on a lovely lot on Pelfl Street. Nice porches and outbuildings. · · #2744 LISTING - RUTlAND - A large level lot on Depot . with an older Mobile Home. Has 2 bedrooms, l1ont • porch and a patio. Only $9,500.00. ' WAS $73,500.001 REDUCED PRICE NOW $69,500.00_ Executive slyle home in Middleport. Excellenl view of river. Home~ in A·! condition. 3 bedrooms, bath, family room, dining rOQm, b;15ernent and in-groun<t pool. · *2740 80 ACRES WITH 2 STORY HOllE - 5 bedrooms, dining area. bath. located in Salem Township. listed atj45,000. , NEW LISTING .,.. RUTlAND ·- A farm house with several outbuilding~ . Frve acres of ground, some tru~ trees, garage, , and is very private. Home has 3 bedrooms, one bath. NPW $29,000.00. POMEROY - REDUCED - Cute lrttte house that needs ; some fixing up. hi town location, $21,000.00. ' ' 15111 3 IEDIOOIIS ENOUGH FOR YOUfTHEN HOW AIOUT 67- 2 story home wrth 3.9acres more or less. ~pprox. 50'x35' unattached garage · and more. Owners·willngto hold 2nd mortgage for qualified buyer. Call tor more ~etails. · #2753 " COIIYENIENt- 6llll~CREU -living room · eat-in krtc~en; 2 bedrooms. newer roof and hoi water heller, and more!! ·Perfect for couple • starting out ctr retirin~ · . . I 112755 50 ACRES - Close to SR 35. Approx. 6 miles to town. Call today. · 112713 ·IIEIGS COUNTY LISTINGS ..... . . ' HARRISONVILLE - REDUCED- Really nice 14x·70 SchuH ' Mobile Home wrth 2 bedrooms, lireplac' in tiv1ng room. ~ equipped krtchen, dishwasher, big 2 car garage. storage • buildin.& and a nice 1.06 acre lot. $30;000.00. • ' •. . • RUTlAND - REDUCED - 3 bedroom. bath, frame home. ; Needs -some work. . $20,00D.OO, . CO!I.IIIcRCI~ LOT.:_ Ap1ox.'108 foot trooitm '' ' , . lot on heavily traveled street. of depth. MAKE AN OFFER' $89.~00.00 . ' ' MIDDLEPORT - Small house in Middl~ort,. on a good ·street. SmaH price wOOid make go lXI rental rnvestment. l $8,900.00. . '! . ' ' POIEIOY - 5 acFes, vacant ground on top of a hill near tlfwn. Great location for house or trailer. $3,900.00. LETART AREA _.. Approx. 2 acre mini farm w~h small barn;, : fencing to lhe sheds, plus a 197~ modular unrt wrth 3 : bedrooms, satell~e dish, 2 go~ garden areas. Drilled water t well. $17,500.00. MAKE OFFER. · IIIIDDLEPOI'r- Nice !floor ranch home located on agood · street. 3 bed10oms, bath, nice level lot. $23,000.00. RUTLAND - LONG STREET - I floor house, 3 bedrooms, · bath. Needs some repair .•$7,900.00. . JUDY DEWI:TT .................. BROKER .... .'................. :..........., ... 441-8147 ~ .J. Merrill Caner ............ : .., .... Reeltor .... .... ,. _........·......... .' ......... .379•2184 ·· Petrick Cochr•n ....• ,',,., ·· ~ ....... R..ltor ..... ............. ,',.............~ .: ... 44e-aeaa •• Ch•ryl POMEIIOY - This ne81 home Is. ready tor immedille · occupancy. five rooms wrth' 3 bedrooms, large lbt other laiQres. $19,500.00. ·.· . _ ~mley .................. ~ ...·.R811tor .......-.•....·............. ,.. ;.,, ...... I . • 7424171 '· I' LISTING - POMEROY - Three lots with a one story frame home. Has 2 bedrooms, dining room, one bath, forced ' air . heat. .$6,000.00. ' ' . 112737 MEIGS COUNTY PIOPEITY CALL 742-31.71 REDUCED TO $39,500 - Appro~. 24 acriiS wrth ka'Jie and vinyl sided ranch style home. Fealuring 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, formal dinin& krtchen w~h dishwesher, basement plus much more. Kyger Creek Schools. Call for details and an appointment today. • #2717 WHY WAST£ IIONEY ON RE•T? When yoo can be . making payments to own this well cared tor ranch home wrth 3 bedrooms,.lormal dinina area, l1111e krtchen. patio doo1 on dimng 11ea to approx. 12'1120' deck. lev~ lawn approx. 90'xl50'. Affordable at $42,500. #2752 ALONG RACCOON CREEK - Urge lot wrth konllle •nd eiiSy access to Raccoon Creek. Unfinished 2 bedroilm structu1e wrth most of finishing materials included. For more details and price ~all today. . 112751 , ~ NEW FARM approx. 172 acres wrth . ni~ 5 bedroomhie. Ill. baths, tree gl, to home but also has a h ··,pump. Full· basem'ent. located in Hemlock Gr e a•ea. • 371 ·! 'SOUTH THIRD ST.. . ••u•r•tru Beautiful. 2 story energy efficient home. ,5 bedrooms. formal dining room, fireplace in living room, . family 1oom, 2 ~aths, basement and detached garage. Asking $49;500. · #2748 " 7 Employ 10 Schad. abbr. 13 Cured 19 Playhouse 20 Crony: colloq . 21 Hawaiian wreath 22 Went in 24 Stunted persons 25 Sun god 27 '_'Magnum, -" 28 Running 29 Exist 30 Brief 31 Finishes 32 Attitude f1 34 Cover 36 Seasoning 38 Kennedy • POiiEROY .- Approx: 3\l acres vacant ground. G~od buildina srte. Close in. Water mil' be available. $7,500.00. . '. . RUTlAND old house large hoose plus a Hotly Park Trail" 14' · and room added on. large metal barn. satell~e many o!her features. Must be seen lobe good condition. $79,500.00. . POMEROY -Th is 2 story frame home . has 2 bedrooms, 2· baths, completely remodeled, and washer and dryer, couch and chair. Mchen table and chairs go with the property. $28,000.00. REOUCEOII ST. RT. 33- Righi on Kingsbury Road, 2 acr.ebuildingsrtes. and electric available. MAKE OFFER - TERMS · AVAILABLE! $6.500.00. Wat~r POMEROY- St. Rt. 33- One acre bu.liding or mobile home lots, water and electric available land contract wrth $500 down. 15%interest tor a 5 year term. ~onthly payments of$ 107.06 on balance of $4,5(l0.00. Total pric~ $5,000.00. . 39 Paid notices 40. Physician: a~br . 41 Concerns 44 Equally 46 Corded cloth 47 Tellurium symbol 48 Thealer sign: abbr. • 49 Venlllale 50 Dawn goddess 51 ·"- Fall Guy" 53 Concerning 54 12 mos. .55 Fruit seeds 57 "Gunga -" 59 Carpenter's tool 60 Mix 61 Roosevelt 10 62 RIChie of music 64 Verses . ·sa Cubic melers 68 Edible teed 70 School, In Paris , 72 Anger 73 Gallant you~g man 74 TGr~d . 77 Hig mountain 78 Con ends 80 Realms 82 Macaw 83 Back of neck 85 Withdraw from a federation 86 Sowed 87 Pierce 88 The self 90 Lair ' . FIVE POINTS AREA - Three one-acre building sites. Eiec. and water available. Good location tor your new home. $5,90D.Op. IIIDDLE.PORT - Large commercii bu ildin g could have · many uses. Call tor more in formation. MAKE OFFER'! · POMEROY -LOCUST Sl-Oid· ~amehouseon 40xl20 lot. ~5.00000 POMEROY- SPRING AV.E .- Old frame house on 100x130 . lot. $6.500.00. ANTIQUITY - St. Rt. 338 - ·House and lot. Small house, sm'all price, river view: With a little work and fixing up could be a nice. summer cabin and close to the liver to1 the fisherman. $5,900.00. • . RoCKSPRINGS RD. - Approx. SO.acres ol.vacant ground. Approx. 20 acres IHiable All mlnerals, water and elec. · available. Good hunting land. $29,000.00. MIDDLEPORT- Remodeled home. 3 bedrooms, basement small yard wrth _privacy fence. Nice front sitting porch PRI.CEO TO SEL~ $24.500.00. , CHESTER 248 - Chaos~ the srte .you like! I acre lots wrth !50' road frontage. Many srtei available. TPC water available. ONtY $5,000.00 each. HENRY E. CLElAND ....................... ................ 992-6191 .. JEAN TRUSSELL.. ........................... _.............. !Nt-2610 DOmE TURNER ............................................ 992-54i92 · JO HILL ................_.... ,.................................. 985-44&6 . OFFICE .................-..-.... ;:........ . ..... ......... ...... ~. 992-2251 . . NEW LISTINGS NEEDED - Sellin& ~our proparty Is • intportanl to uus Mis loyou, Listwithusfolbtlt 11111t11 7-2 j 111 Marry 92 Strike 93 Airplane shelter 96 Walk 99 Prophet 101 Free from fraud 104 S!ender finial 105 Lowe ol film 107 Sodium chloride 108 Cushion 109 " The Week That 110 Fish eggs 111 Males 112 Mizzenmasl,'e.g. 114 Forgive 116 Saucy 1'17 Female sheep t-16 Proceed 120 Apolhecary's weight 122 River Island 123 Landed ' 124 Hypothelical , foice 125 127 129 131 Calcium symbol Achlevil . Fear Chemical compound At home 134 Hebrew letter 136 Early mom .137 Newl 139 Obslruct 140 Beverage 1• 1 Halll 142 Lansbury 10 143 Small rug 145 Fish limb 147 S.cuHies 151 Beam· 152 Monk ·s title 153 Jlhort ]ockel 155 La'1Jprey 157 Noct~rnal · 1~3 mammal 158 159 160 161 163 165 167 168 169 Prohibit Whip French article Babylon!an·deity Broaden Actor Phoenix Bond nemesis Down: prolix Stage extra: colloq . 171 Send~ forth 172 Omit frOIT1 pronunciation 173 Facilitaled 175 Was borne 176 Fall inlo. disuse · 177 Thick 1-78 Walked on DOWN 1 Utler violenl denunciation 2 Tears 3 DObbinJs dinner 4 Possessive pronoun 5 Kryplon symbol 6 Danish Island 7 Elevator sign 8 Weaken 9 Choice part 10 Save wedding e).Cpenses 11 " Perfecl" 11umber 12 Three-Iced slolh 13 Fool part 14 Printer's measu re ts· Lawyer: abb•. 16 Condescending look 17 Mistake 15 Dinner c ourse 19 Peel 23 More profound 26- Minor 29 Choir voice 32 Guards ' 33 Wife of Geralnl 35.AIIernative word 36 Pack away 37 Raggedy 40 Impels o~ward 42 Journey '43 Oceans 45 Evades an obligation 48 Health resor' 52 Before 56 Breathed loudly In sleep 58 Clamor • 59 Pinlall ducks 60 Looked fixedly 62 Oc.c urrence. 63 Slivers 65"Teulonic daily 66 Web spinner 67 Smashed 66 Shallow vessel 69 Guido's high note 71 Current 73 Pou•ed forth 75 Anglo-Saxon . . money. 76 Flap 79 TV 's Marinaro 81 Myself 84 Urge on 87 Transgress 89 Paddles 92 Vasllhrong 93 Dress border 94 Simian · 95 Highway 97 H~i'lrlng organ 98 Beg 99 Malice tOQ Dine 101 Male deer 102 Seed 103 Golf mound · 106 Larry of the Celllcs 109 Fish lrap 113 Fat of swine 115 Roman 1,001 116 Entreaty 119 Poem 121 Flesh 123 The sweelsop 1.24 " - Life to·tive" 125 " Ships of the desert" . 126 Nonprofessional 128 Away ·. 130 Fetishes 132 "The - Cuckoo" · 133 - League 134 Marched 135 EXalted in Spirit .138 Even score 141 SWiss river · 144 As fa• as . 146 Stalrposl 148 Judgment 149 Musial ID 150 Enticed 151 Streel show 152 Iron symbol 154 Want · 156 Peruvian city, 158 Articles of furniture 159 Wild hog 162 Metric measure 164 S.hort.swim 166 Wine: Fr. 167 Openwork fabr!c 170 Italian river 174 Therefore �.- • ,, In .Our Town••• ________..;,.·......__ _ ____,;_. . . .-_ ;. ' 8J DICK ~OMAS G,U.LIPOLIS A Meigs <=9~lilty native was a member of ter. Sorry,Imessedupanddidn' t . What would 1\ell Pfc.. James gered species list and provide get it in last week,.Odie. Foster Egner, whose · grand- appropriate penalties fqrdescer· lather came from Middleport, . atlon thereof. INTERCEPTED MAIL - A Perhaps; we have been amiss who followed the Stprs and ~:.:;:~~:::!~~! letter from the Oh.lo · Legion . with those people who burn the ~-two weeks News, received Thursday, to the Stripes in a jeep that was blown flag lor freedom of expression. out from under him by a Supreme Court justices, reads: Perhaps we as parents and · all at lh~e RickAs a reSult of your recent landmlne In Germany? · teachers have not Instilled in the ~eatJacller Airdecision to allow protestors to It's unimaginable to me that them the values of value of show at Rieken. desecrate the American Flag, we , ·the Supreme Court ruled as It did demgc;racy freedom, heritage, backer Air di Natlollal Guard are spleased and I (Douglas A. on the burning o.f. the American and the symbol of this 'g reat BaR, near Columbus. Weakley. Editor) raise the fol· ·F lag. It's quite evident that they ~an nation. Are we to blame? lowing questions: However .-It's not really hard to Lieutenant Commander Lew · What do we tell Ivan Laube, not distinguish the. difference "ftipr'' Viii Meter is a native of WWI veteran, who proudly car· between freedom of expression understand their plight when we . Rl!clne. He · was raised In the -ried the American Flag ·tn his and treason. Because, I would have people speaking out against Columbus area ·and graduated breast pocket during WWl and call the burning of the American prayer In publJc schools, stand: lng · up against the pledge of from Gahanna Lincoln High st111 cherishes It? Flag out-and-out treason. allegiance and taking the word Sellool and Ohio State University What do we tell Tim Whitesel I think there's a limit to "God" put of our motto, ".In God , wllere he received a Bachelor of · who carried the American Flag . expression, especially as far as · We Trust." Selences In Math and Physical • with him when he parachuted the First' Amendment goes. As a Selellces in 1976. Into Normandy? citizen of the United States of . II I felt as do the flag burners I What do we tell Congressional America, you have the right to would go somewhere else and do ltJJOr ~entered Naval Aviation Offtcer Candidate School in 1977 Medal of Honor Winner, Ron crltlze your government or my flag burning. Elthet get with a..- received his wings In 1979. He Rosser, wao proudly carried the . elected opfflclals. That's free- it - or get out." I haye only one thing to say to wu asslped to VF-171 and then American Flag with him during · · dom of spaech. . VF-33 aboard the USS Independ· the Korean War? Let's look at the First flag burners, · "Don't burn the . flag, In front of me. eaee flying the F-4 Phantom II. What do we tell Kent Kinzer, a Amendm.!!nt: . Got a nice·thank .you letter the : Followinc RYeral M~iterra- u.s. Marine who fought proudly The. First Amendment.td the ' n - deployments, Van Meter in \iietnam and carried the : Constitutlori _; Religlous·estaP. other day from Janice Folden ' trusltloned to the F ·14 Tomcat American Flag? .: lishment prohibited. Freedom-of Burnett, Reynolt:lsburg, for the : In U8lllnd was reassigned to the . What do we tell today's school ~ speech, of the press, and right to lew w.o rds I wrote about the 40th reunion of the Class of '49 at • alreraft carrier USS America. children when they raise the fiag petition. · " Ill 1'113 Rlaor received orders and recite the Pledge of AileCongress shall make no law . Gallla Aca!lemy High School., ·. to report to the VF 43 "~gres· · glance to the Flag revery respectlcg an establlsliment of · G. Allin and Janice F. Burnett . son" at Naval Air Statton morning? have lived·In Reynoldsburg since religion, or prohlbttlng the free their marriage and In the same · Oceana. There he new adversary What do we tell the families of . exercise thereof; or abridging little house for 33 years. She said : aircraft against east coast figh- the sailors who lost their lives on · the freedom of speech, or of the f. ter squadrons. Jle then served on the USS Iowa and whose caskets press, or. the· right of the people recently a young couple moved in next door. His name Is Randy the staff of Carrier Group Eight were draped with the American peaceably to assemble; and to : a board the USS Nimitz, again Flag? Corbin. His· father is Oscar petition the government for a ' Corbin. · completing numerous MediteraWhat do we tell the next of kin redress of grievances. . Mrs. B. also said, "!remember : neen cruises from 1986·88. who are presented the American That does. nmot say J!OU can ' ~scar· Corbin as a school bus· . Van Meter, currently assigned Flag as Taps echo in ce!Jieteries? burn the Amencan Flag. driver who drove the bus o'n · to the "Grim Reapers," has What do we tell the men and An Act of Congress approved many of our G.A.H.S band trips, : accumlllated more than 2,500 women of the veterans groups Feb. 8, 1917, provided certain 40 years ago. · Oscar probably ; hours In variOus jet aircraft who greatly respect the Ameri· penalltles for the desecration, . . · lncludlnc 1,000 in the F-14 Tom- canFlagandworktopreservelts mutilation, or improper use ot remembers my dad, Stanley : cat. Rtcor has more than 500 values? the flag within th~ District of Folden, at the service-station at the corner of Second Avenue and : carrier landings and more than Tell them, we believe in Columbia. A 1968 federal law . 200 nleht carrier Iandin~. • F Pine Street, better than he provided penal ties of up to a : ~·an Meter resides in the preserving our country s reeremembers me." , VIrginia Beach area with his dom of Speech but the patriotic . year's Imprisonment or a $1,000 And, who could forget Janlce:s : wife, Unda, daughter, Joy, and · values of our Flag take prece· fine or both, fo: pub!Icily burning dad, "Red" Folt:len. I know he : son. .Jake. His parents are Mr. dence. The framers of our the flag or otherwise desecrating mind my calUng him wouldn't . and Mrs. Delbert Van Meter of Constitution considered our.Flag any flag of the United States. In that. the symbol of our freedoms. May addition, many states passed 'Tis a sad note with which I : .Gahanna. all Americans preserve the re· laws against flag desecration. . I didn't get to. the Rieken_,. s close this column. Received word .. backer Air Show but I saw some · spect for our Stars anu tripes . J feel sorry for individual who from Betty and Patty Spencer would go ·to the extremes of Forever. last weekend a tter we had gone to And for my part what woulrl I : excellent home vldeos 'of if a.nd burning the flag. The flag is O(le press. that we lost a member of . Fred Wheeler Is still wondering 'tell Sgt. Kenneth Midkiff whu of two symbols closely related to the Class of 1940 at Ga111a our nation. The other Is the : ~~~~ !'l~n~~~ that . And, Odie : ·followedOidGloryuntllhisdeath Academy High SchQol. Vernori . nne e me a program, . on Iwo Jima wwhen hls u:e was Amer1can Bald Eagle. The eagle McDonald, Alexander, 67, Dem· · expUcltly for the purpos~ of t!' snulfed out by? a sniper's bullet is on the endangered species list. ing, N.M., told me earlier this .. · fter the conque ·t of the : readlnc the article on Lieutenant.''· Perhaps · we should put the 1M • 14· uays a ·Command "Ri " V • that he would attend the 50th. year er gor an ; e-• island. was officially over . American Flag on the endan· . '• . ' . . Public Notice Public Notice jContinuod from Pogo 0-21 locetod in MCtionlol 27 and 28, Huntington . Townohip, GoNia Coumv. Reto;aoe .of 11,210.00 hao appraved •nd any person claiming to be deprived o right .or pr~ection afforded him by 1- mll'f file an ..,....,. with tho Secretory of tile llaclomotion . Board of Review, 1840 Belcher Driv., 2nil FloO<, Columbus. Ohio 43224, within ton•1101 dll'fl of10< the laot dote Of• pU.,ieation of this ~tice. '/Vhhln .t hroe ill d8yo after any IIPPeal Is tiled with the ao.rd of Review, the-person filing the oppaal muot notify the Ctliet:of the Civilian of Reclomotion and · the per· I . pM1y, 420 Third A"""ue, Gal· ' lipolll. Ohio wil ott. for ule ""'to-ing deoaibed prop- eo:tv: 1 i1979 ChovyCorilette. Se·'· ri61 # 1Z8789S414570 1984 Chwy Covali•. Sor;. el # .1G1AD69P8E7233031 This property wl be sold at public ule o1 the Jad<oon Pike' Office of The Ohio Vallfl( Bank Company, 370 Jad<oon Pike. Gallipolis, Ohio 1t 10:00 a.m., July 8. 19B9. This property wHI be sold .< ~· Ferreligas LOCATED NEXT 0001 TO ASHLAND lUll PlANT without any ex.preaaad or implied warianty. Thia vehicle may be seen at .the Jack19n Pike office of The Ohip Vallll'f Bank Company , up to the date and time of sale. Public N otic a cept • annual reunion. But, Vernon was injured in a traffic accident June By NANCY YOACHAM was a bad fight. A boy told pollee Sendnel News Staff by telephone that the step-lather Twenty-one-year,old James L. had beenr iled. · Fitzpatrick, of Ball Run Road. Pomeroy EMS was called to. Pomeroy, was arrested Sunday by Pomeroy Pollee in connection · the scene. Boynton was dead on with the death of his step-father. ·a rrival. His body was later Robert Boynton. 53, also of Ball remove.d by Ewing's -Flmepil Run Road: Involuntary mans· Home for transportation to laughter charges againSt Fitzpa· Franklin County for autopsy. In(ormation as to the actual trick were filed on Monday morning In Meigs County Court cause of Boynton's death had not been release<1 by au thorltieS as of by Sheriff James M. Souls by . 10 a.m. Monday. S1Jeriff Soulsby reports that Fitzpatrick was taken from the Pomeroy Police received a call · shortly beforl?2 a.m. Sunday that home by private vehicle to a step-father was beating his Veterans Memorial . Hospital children. Since the call was from where ·he was tr~?ated for a outside village limits, Pomeroy laceration to his arm. which Pollee relayed the can to the according to the sh.e riff's report. sheriff's department . However, ·occurred when the arm went before sheriffs personnel ar - through a window , · Pomeroy Pollee took Fitzparived at the scene, the pollee trick into custody at the hospital. received another call that there ' '•" ' ...,·u . fi:.U1.'1. c!larw,:..;. un <til rcpo1irs. . ' ' _As_k_ils_ab,-o_u_t....,...it:-!-,.,,..., ,__.,. HODue-. 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As a result Americare has one of the highest . return to home rates in the indust~y. '. ' ****** .' For more information about our full seroice care please call ]an Buskirk, Admis.iion.r Coordinator 1-992-6606 Ph. 992-23 J0 I ., ' Wheel~hair. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) The · Public Health :council The Ohio House, rejecting argu - woulil be required to establish ments It was movi<1g IOO ·(asl in licensing rules, and the state regulating a fledgling Industry. · health director would administer passed legislation Friday to and e nforce the radon program . require the licensing of those Involved in testing for radon. . "Witho~t licensure. you or I or Radon. a colorless. odorless. anyone else could hold them· radioactive ,gas produced by the si!ives out as radon specialists," disintegration of radium, can Secrest told his colleagues. seep !rom the ground into homes Rep. Robert Corbin: R-Dayton, an~ buildings. The federal go-· asked Secrest if he had subs tan· vernment says It is the second· live proof of abuse by lhe leading cause of lung cancer, radon-testing Industry. . behl'nd smoking. . · Secrest replied by saying the . "Thlslsaconsumer-protection .Qhlo Department of Health re· bill. -'• said the sponsor. Rep. Joe ,.lves 100 telephone calls a week $ecrest, D-Scnecav1lle: . · concerni~g radon. many from The .proposal establishes a peoplE' trying ·to Jrack down state program for ucensure of competent and credtbie testers. indlvi~uals and public and prlThe department was . getting vate entitles engaged in radon even ·more calls right after the testing, mitigation and Environmental Protection ~onsultation. · Agency launched a national WASHINGTON !UP!) - Physical Therapy-Occupational Therapy.:.._Speech Therapy • tropb'- are Jack LyOIIB, of the Racine Volun'a.er ..., "" Fire. Department, and Lois Moore, owner of Kouatry Kllchen, where ihe trophies are on display. The unusual river race Is co-sponsored by. the fire department and RC Cola. ' · .Otulity Care Americar~~uning & Rehabilit1rion Centrr haS received · the' Star Award of Excellenee ra1ing in a n11ioWide quality assuran~ survey of over 100 facilities by Caie Enterprises. '' BULLETIN · ' . · tougher regulations to restrict a The •court, In a.n opinion by a ec1s on . l' Contlnued on page 12 Ohio General Assemhly·. has ' UPI st11tehouse Repork'r pofce chases. penalizing young • COLUMBUS_ The Ohio Gen- and unruly drinking drivers and era! Assembly Is on Fourth of providing comprehensive treat· JUly break this week. but has inenl and education . regarding scheduled a July 11 session 10 AIDS. finish Its work fo'r the summer. Although thl? 'one-day·. sesslol) Lawmakers enacted the $26.7 may stretch into tw'o or three billion budget for 1990·91 last , days. the single major Item week, along ,with a $2.R billion . requiring attention is a catchall transportation appropriation bill which is supposed to furnish featuring a 5.2-cent increase in guidelines for spending money in ·the state tax . on a gallon of t)Je budget. gasoline. Lawmakers have made a lib· They also sent to Gov. Richard eral. interpretatio~. however. Celeste bills, regulating trade shovmg mto the budget tan- The debate was highlighted by Issue In the relatively peaceful the Inevitable charges of perth 1980s, Blden said: "I suspect holit the Stars and Stripes In san politics, with Democrlls because we hadn't move to the celebr-ation of the Fourth of July · accusing President Bush oftry· 'point where It had become such hQllday, the deb!lte over the lng to capitalize- as bedldinhis .a n lncredlbl)l_1n_lense political Sup~e Cpurt's declalon to presidential campaign - on the !$sue used for political gain over protect flag burning raged on. Issue of patriotism. . the last two years.:• · Sen. Joseph Btden, .0-Def., POliticians and legal experts In an Interview with ABC's · Sunday debated - with almost denied the political assumption "This Week with David Brink· tllat ~oorats are against. a . ley," Biden, chairman of the no consensus - ways · to get around·therecentSupremeCourt Constlt\ltlonal amendment to senate Judiciary Comniiltee, ruUng that . flag burning was protect th!! flag while Republl· urged caution in ~hanging the protected by the right to free · cans favor it, ~alUng the general· Constitution and repeated his lzatlon "~bunch of malarkey." speech, call for a statutory iaw to·protect But, be said, "I thlak (a the nag. At Issue was not only whether ...; the htih court )lad , overstepped Constllutlonal amer4mfat) Is Blden said· his· proposed law Its bounds but also what constl· the wrong 111ay to 110·" es.entlally says that "whoever When asked why Oar; burning tures desecration or defilement · has become such an emotional knowingly mutilates, defaces, cit the Stars and Stripes. burna or displays on the floor or ground, or tramples ilpon theflli& shall be tined not more than S1,000·and a year In prla<in." · But, 10111e pundlta argued tbat the law would be In direct contradiction to the Supreme kn~~~ Supreme Court was to A Pomeroy man was lnptred and cited In a one-truck wreck Court decision June 21 that release its final rulings of the Sunday a.t 7: 57 In Sau,Miry Townahlp on c :R. 22, about half a declared as lln'conatltutloDJI 1988.89 term later MOndliiY, with a mUe~north of C.R. 1!\, accord~ to the Gallla-Melgs Post of the laws In &II state law• and one challenge to a Missouri law State Highway Patrol. · . . federal law prohibiting bumbtg restricting . abortions among . David W. Landaker. 67, of 32973 Naylors Run Rd., was Injured the fiag. them. I~ was possible, however. when his 19'12 Chevrolet Cystom 1,0 plck~p truck hit a tree on the Attoi'IIIY General Dick Tborn· .·the case could be held over until left side of the road. He was treated a the scene by paramedics bu-b, BIIO, OD . "Tbll Wee'" •• .., " the 1989·90 term. ·from the Pomeroy EMS. · · defended Pfelldf!llt Bush"• call Some ·~~~ percent of those who He was driving north when he reportedly fell asleep at the for a Collltltuttoul a-lldmnt tl to •et around tile su,._,.,• Coiirt believe life begins at concep on wheel and ran off the road. He was.cited for reckless driving. ,.. ••• feel Roe vi. Wade should be Continued on pe!i(l! 12 ContiDued on pap 12 Contillued on pag~ 12 As ,.-Local.news briefs--~ Pomeray man hurt in wreck which have nothing to do. with spendmg and whtch could not pass on their own. For . example, the Senate placed m the House-passed bill a ban on the sale of sparklers as of' Sept. I. a so-called soceer bill which prohibits school boards from penalizing , Independent soccer or volleyball play out·ofs!"ason, and legislation suQjecl lng to. child abuse laws ~a rents wh~ us~ spiritual healmg ·for their children . ; ' : • ; Survey revea}S . d optDIODS . . mtxe . OO OO • a ut a . rtJOD· AKRON. Ohio (UPI) - A University of Akron. survey has found Ohioans have sharply mixed opinions on abortion, with • a majority believing life begins at conception, but a plurality saying the 1973 decision legallz· lng most abortions should not be .~verturned. . . .. ·. • :rhe sui'Vey, sponsored-by·The · Be a ron Journal, questioned 604 Ohioans last wee~. It found 56 percent believe life begins at conception - the · contention of those opposing · abortion - · with 9 percent saying life begins at birth, 9 percent saying It occurred sometime between conception. 21 percent saying It was lmpossllile to determine arid 5 percent saying they did not know. Fractions were rounded off: • Yet when asked If ROe vs. ~ Wade _ the 1973 supreme Court ruling legalizing mtlst abortions .. · _ should be overturned. 48 percent' said no, 42 percent said yes and 9 percent said they didn't ... . · easter for states to enact new and · oe vs. radon public-awareness campaign about a year ago. he said. But Rep. Lynn Wachtmann, R-Napoleon, said the state was moving too quickly to regulate and instead should encourage the Ohio EPA: to make more radon lnformatloil.avallable. "Once again," he said, "we're going to regulate an industry of crooks before we know they'rE' crooks. We regulated asbestos removal and drove the cost through the roof. "This Is a brand·n~w industry," said Wachtmann. "and we should move more cautiously befQre regulating it :" . "I resent the comment I hat anybody is calling anybody· a crook." said Secrest. Theblllwasapproved83·14and forwarded to the Senate. . mnirons of Americans planned to . A Vital Link in Rehabilitatio·n - · At Continuity of Care, We Fit The 'Wheelchair To The User, Not The User To · Racine. The race Jels unclerw~ at 2 p.m. on the Racine lltlach and anyone wishing to pw-dclpale may· still pick up entry lonns and waivers of. responsibility. at several Racine businesses, Winners of the race wlllwalkor run or float away Debate over.flag burning ·rages on Nursing & Rehabilitation Center and Ohio University Therapy Associates . ... . , I Radon hill-OK'd by House I~~!~~~ w~k.. .e!. :!r! i~ J'!!t CHESTEI, OHIO The Ohio Vellfl( Bank Com- ·· •• ~ 1, -~~ ..==~WI=~~.-;:~;::::: late! . 1• ;:!t~ ~~-~7.= ~::·~=:;::.~7'.:~~ ~Wp~~~~~::a· ~· ~ ~;;';,~:, "':t~~~~f(yK~if~~~t#r'lllf.J•"•~*~~!\l!r~ot~l~:~~f Fourth "Anytb'"'• that PIOIIt• but a Boat" ract"ln Kountry JUtcllftt Restaurant. Pictured wltll the . . R · w d d ·, 1 • . . HEATING AND COOUNG 985-4222 David Bruce Frederick. a neighbor who had taken Fitzpatrick to· the hospital. was detained by authorities for questioning and . then released. : On the seen!" of the apparent homicide were Sh!'rlff Soulsby; Deputles Bob Beegle, Tom Smith, Carl Hysell. Tom Werry and Robert Jacks; Meigs Coroner Douglas Hunter; Meigs Prosecuting ATtorney Steven L. Story. Assistant Prosecutor Linda Warner. Investigator Don Snyder from tht• pros!"cutor's office; and Agent John Perry. of the Ohio Bureau of · Criminal lnves II ga I ion. who processed evi · dence taken from the scene. Fitzpatrick was· to have been arraigned Monday morning in county COUI'I bt'fort' Judge Patrick O'Brien . · Court stops short of ·overturning deci$ion . ' Pomeroy man arrested after alleged honlicide . The 5101iP is Heil's most pnv.erful, most efficient heat pump. Buy one now and · · Include the Homeowne~ Extended l.ahor INCLUDE&WYOU BUY and Parts program IH.E . 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NO NEED ·To TRAVEL MILES TO GET STANDARD & CUSTOM FITTED WHEEL CHAIRS . • ' pany r•erv• the right to ac- PUBLIC NOTICE FOil BALE . The Ohio Valtoy BM1k Com· Piek - . 3 ll8 Pick 4 48241 Super Lotto Have a safe and sane . . July Fourth ., FOR YOUR HOME .NEEDS . OPEN 8:00 A.M.·4:30 P.M. 614-992-5097 IT. 124, MIIIEISYILLE, OHIO' . Ohio Lottery . to the higheot bidder "oa is" milt" by cortifioil moil of the fiting of. suCh eri appeal. JUNE 25; JULV 2 PROPANE 'GAS July 2. 1989 / Pomeroy Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point Pleasant, .W. Va. ·~ 14 TELL ME, WHO! - Wbo wrote the. book of Jove? That's th~ musical qu..don asked by Pbll Dirt and the Dozers during previous live perfo~:~J~aaceiiD central and southeastern Ohio. Will they ask the q-don when they appear July Fourth, 9 p.m., at thr Pomeroy Football Field! And will they·brlng tht> Boekof LovE' with them for members of the audleaee to alga? (A few of lui year's Melga County Faljpen are plcllftd here lignin& the lafamOWI , . Book of Love.) ll'a sllll aot too late to buy advance ltckets to thr , _ July Fourth concert wblch Ia htlnc 1ponsored by tile Pomeroy · · Area Chamber of Commerce. Atlv~ tickets are oa aalt' from ' chamber members ,a nd at the chamber office, for 17 eacll. Tlckf'ts ':-: for a pre-concert party at the Pomeroy Gun Club are oa aale lor S15 !d•&le and PI per couple. Party llekets Include dlniler IUid re!Mlrved aeata · at the concert. Phil Dirt and the DoRrs 11re expt'ded to be a1 tile party. Concert tickets at lbe l!&tt', which opea • at1: !I p.m.; will be st. · • ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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